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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 15-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 11, 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/6e2f84be332a3c9b27702f7a6e6945f2.pdf 73e0ac3d5ae170ca8bea0b4be75b6a58 PDF Text Text -- _____Day More Discover !YalOf Want Ads 13 Resort Property For Sale Lots and Acreage EXCIIISIVE 9 acres w palms and pines Over 700 hard road frontage. Only 536(100 Ph. 8673194 by Art Sonsorn _____________ :s ASSUME PAYM ENT - BY OWNER acres, Genevs area Zonerj A Wcoded high 57000 per acre. 13 01 SS ALTAMONTE 37 acres mofe o IcI%. Platted Small lake On coperty. Black 'op roads on North or South sde of property Multi family or Ight industrial zoning pos4ble North of Lake Floriu, 5550.000. joiiora-',1Yc i i SO . - MIscellaneous For Sale PUBLIC AUCTION EVERY MONDAY NIGHT Antiques. TVs. M.scetlat,eoijs, New arid used furniture and appliances Plus special sales (watch ads) ORLANDO- 40 acres square. Platted ifl S acre pfots. Ro$n3 ground, on Hi6wsee Road Zon.d agriculture fl the path 0? progress 5350,000 Auctioneering Services FORREST GREENE INC. COMPUETE AUCtION SERVICE wIr.ITORS196W Lake Ma' 13v0 '73 1S3 cr MS 7131 1.. - I DL sen. c,ns-q, .,pprsse or spccial t.SIe% Out of anyth n of value 1200 French Avi. 37) 73-40 322-1438 Sanford, FIa ______ u FarmandGroves Sr'iith Corcna Paernaker Typewriter. $7" carriage. 565 373 7895 ASSUME PAYMENT 40 ACRE WILSON MAIER FURNITURE buy sell trade )11315E Firt?. 311-Mn ARIZONA RANCH 514.500 orginal nv"men$ may bi Suflfd by ri,3ktr 'wo p-vmenfs of 3131.'?. •i' 'i t' tal.nce of 513.000 at the rate ot 7 p.ct. interest One h-'ur wuthwrs' of beautiful metropolitan PPiOii Arig,na, just off old US SO Good hunt ir3 & fishing close by. Call Collect. for Don. Area code 607 973 7256 Every Wedn5day 7 p m Con s.gnments welcome East of I i on SR 13 II yu have anything to .eIl or cons.Qn. call STAN at 322 9119 INTERSTATE AUCTION. Income and Investment Property [tC(utvC char & desk * credenza [ I(tri water cooler. $C17 YegnoI*a Ave.. Sanford, PUBLIC AUCTION. Lease with option TO buy-I bedroom, 2 bath. 2 Story *ith 7 separate apartmen!s S3I 5997 Home improvements Let one of our friendy ad visors MIp you word your classified ad. Ciii 317 2411 or I)) 99?). Bring Results Ph. 322-26 1 1 TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON (formerly Harriett'a Beauty Nook) 519K Piti. 322 5747. 'k '-' . , , '. -I:' \ , ,*. •.-:-. '•-. "'7; I., - •/ - '.-. - - ERVlCE MID FLORIDA LAWN Professional la'mt care. No lob rs ton -r-li- pe-enl,aic' c'mm.rc.at Call for free 371 7771 32) 0418 'ut n claSsified itt to work for you ________________________________TOdOy Calf 37774)1 r 13$ 999) __________________________________ Used Farm EQuipment will sell fast and easy wiffta Classified Ad (all C3rpntry. Remodeling, Additions. 3:2 761$ 0.,- 5)19$,) Custom Work. Free Estimates -. - I ,ICn#d Rdtif _______ ____ i. .i, r ' Sçr-rbltr s-,'.'errs Installed & Servi(Cd Resdential & corn mqt,al Free Estimates A L IRRIGATION, Ph 3733337. I''pt.nq 5ij .c pc*i'r ?rc*t4 ,,p't •trt G.rf 't ',i',',-ce , need Iromn claSsified id ______ SOPi S CERAMICS, 4f' .&•. '" .b--'--;. : kiln I•j - ' "' ii - Youcan"l;eat tlitifid ath tr f,t -4: Ptjt (Pi't rld?5%ifipj r7\.Jj r S ir Glass.Mkrors _____________________________ ENv A ?ICU'ILASSSUPREME Burgundy on while Bucket seats Must sell' 13$ 0679 tradt5man, cjuarar!qj r"a?erials arr workmaeSnp Free to' ' estimating 67t 73.1' - a-• - F - - - - - - - - - . ' ' -' .• - - ' •:- '. - _______ ______ clown from _______________ - - -' - - 43 pci cent as hite as - - - -,-- --, - - - - official in Wiington said Brand's customary vigor and enthusiasm had been rephi ed in IC( ent months b) a punting and alarming apathy k _- ' - ______ ______ - *-4 £ - - I______ i -l ' & - ,- ' '4 - r ______ -' , . - - - . -- , - ' ln - '71 P,ark II 4 dr WhIt, ar. autO Excellent condition, Ph. 372 v ' ki- :.- f ' -.,i_i rv4 -- ! 'k' -;- .... .: )A-) - * ' ' ,v x ,• • -,1Ik / .A1fi;;i A - * : : ' - i- ,' 4 - " - , I f"k .' :4 - ' __ I -' + ?i.'Sffr_ , - '- -,': ", --- z - - - - - ',,,2 "j 698) Wagon, Station Vega 191$ automatic, blue with black in tenor, ready to buy at $1795 Call Ful at 372 1651 or 641 SOIl D.aIec inspected. Go' 7475 conditIon. 372 loOp d11Us'l. But V' ithout hull 1 .Ui'op' IS impuverushed" Ptczuitr fr)gsl Bratteli of ___________________ Nova 330 3 speed Manyex or i $1 i. assume r'io-rthty payments Call after S n 377 8014 112 '69 Dodge Corrinet 500. Good con dillon, 5*00 Call a'ter 3 p m _______________ IQC,.11775 f916 i as , I I -Auto Repairs Parts-Accessories 1, • 1 I,III II uSea Junk Cars Removed - - _ ' ars - - . '13 Honda 150cc. L:kene*. 6 months old, $100 Call 66.1 8-462 bltween95 - - V,_.._.L- ------ -- I r,,,,,fl.inir, iii ii. usi .....ii.i i 'I- ''flSi'fl i!i'i'plv I"1-'! -' . '--• . -• ,. '', - - , - .'-.' . . -'aR'-'-'k - - - - I. . •' - - - . , a ' 9#' '4-j '' , - - • ,, 4 -. . -. !f' - - . hu* _ ', "''' - - -- - - - - - ' :. ' ' - iHerald Photo is, George flayesi THAT'S NOT 'JACK AND THE BEAN STALK' After a full career with the U.s. Navy, Cmdr. Glenn J. Wimbish of 410 W. Crystal Drive, Sanford retired to a life of fishing and growing flowers. Food costs c1imhjn as the' are. Wimbish tried his hand with . ,. -- ----------------- a vegetable plant and came up with this 15-foot version of Kentucky IflOi'O • than enough to feed the family for (IUit( time. sonic 69 TOYOTA CORONA 995 sharp & gas saver for oniy want a good tiuv. Heritlsfor ...... • ,-- Longwuod's "grand old man ILA. iLIud Stt as his suc- Williamson Road a section of of politics," E.E. Vi1hiamson, cessor in office, the old Longwood Markham 75, an 18 year city council A homey country-type Road in the county and city veteran why resigned 17 days politician. Williamson was council took identical action in ago iito bring harmon)' to the elected unopposed in December the city. dty government" died at 11:32 to hIs 10th council term even A resident of the city (or 39 p.m. Monday at an Orlando though it was well known in u O'MnLk'y said, lie- s'eioper ssho O'Malk'v '1i(p.i ti'"v.- -t;ti w'rvi beFI)re a federal grand jut)' in a daring ie was innocent of any described as a personal friend. ha,s reported. reported probe of Fiorida IALLAIIASSEE, Fla. tAP) wrongdoing. In a report broadcast Mon. Comptroller Fred 0. "Bud" O'MtiIley said Busby had Insurance ('oiiumissioncr To support his contention, nothing to do with opponents or day, the station said the pos. I)mckin3on. 0'.MaIIey vestigate," - The flag at city hail was probably would rot be able to Grad)-, Ga. lie Is survived by records have been subpoenaed and copies of a-stack of (man- line stations, 19 volved the acquisition of 17 closed doors in the secret pro'- Gurney East-West Expressway from M.G. "Bubba" Nelson waited to theCotninerdalBankatwinter be called. ParK, The jury reportedly Is investigating the granting of state hank charters b Dickinson and his personal business dealings. this morning by Acting Council Within days ot the election, two daughters, Mrs. Fred ing the Leon County Grand Jury (uted weekend news reports std1 )udley, Mrs. William investlgatl1rn of alleged that $40,000 collected by oppoDonald chre1ner, Williamson joined with new "' Pope, both of corruption in state government. nentc of sell-service gasoline TAMPA, Fla. I :\P Sen. Williamson's protege, and a counclilulen Schreiner and June 11 adopted O'Malley said Monday he was stations helped him buy a borne Edward Gurney's former law period of seven days of Lot-mann in an unsuccessful Longwood; mourning was called, firm represented the Orlando lawsuit to stop renovation of the dZiUght.71, Mrs. Gene Langlord aware of the subpoena to his ir. Tallahassee. Valdosta, Ga,, one brother, bank but did not know the naThe records showed an un- Expressway Authority at the Considered a formidable old medical clinic into city Chairman 67 CATALINA PONTIAC II you ' $ $i VVilliarnson Officials Busy With Juries cf E.E. 895 - 69 CHEVROLET CAPRICE 2 Dr. vinyl top, all power& air (or only You ray qualify fr free frainrig for a certified mecnanic rating Stop between ll5pm. or Monday or Tuesday at Hodaka of Sanford, 1500 S French Aye, No phone taIls please, Ask for Mr O'Donovaru • ;';ji • . ENTHUSIASTS • .'- I .1 69 CATALINA PONTIAC 4 Dr., A-C. AU power EXTRA rI.EAN MECHANICS & a -) I __________ AITENTION ALL . Ii Phone: 3238430 68 T. BIRD Loaded-Youtsav.tose.it to believe it. SALE PRICE Motorcycles • -- Corner of Celery & Sipes Ave. Abd?,scjon, Unwanted unk cars hiulCd away Your cost, $10 Orlando. 795 6191 anytime Tuesday, May 7, 1974--Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No. 221 Price 10 Cents Brjni1t , nounced Ito late for editorial oiiunent In London s morning ' a, ss hert Brandt spent papers But tue political correIIIC Nazi sears In exile, said the spondent of The Guardian u-WS SStIS receused suth regret wrote B) 1orcine Mr Brandt indsynipathyinBrand('s"sec. to resign, the East German inloll homeland." te1iigerce service has accomI)ariLsh Premier Poul hart- plished one of the most imporhug praised Brandt as a good utatachies'ementsjntherecent friend of Denlnark and said he history of espionage." had made a real contribution to In Brussels, where foreign intern.at:onai detente through ministers of the Common Marhis policy of reconciliation with ket countries met today, f,ir,fl'Iflt''C i. r rexii roreign :iinLser siicii'nt'oiies in Eastern Europe. ci Jobert paid tribute to Brandt , $395 '71 Yamaha, $00 MX with Catras Racedonce. 1500 Ph 373 1571 (9 11LIUUJJLMJII i,._, &UL ..,,i, _i_..,,.,i wve enuoreu . C'-.r,f,',p,I ni.,h$ •MIiiiLiU i5iI ,,--.,.,i,4..i$.I.-.,... fi tiiiUtiIiIUl i11, ''It I. '',r.i ' grandchildren and irtnit nieces and nephews. six great llI11Y Unanimously elected council 0 U - - acts on asswning otlice was to stop the medical building ('hange3. ,t iS... tUiJtVI II ii Uji' ..*,'..,,........,. ui7 jury wnts to in- ..,..i..... ., 5Ui'.Ui4 U f11 t.,_. t_.,. WUII Iluill Bobert IitLshV, a (;iipess-il!e Dickinson .,. ,'...,..... L.i '..IUI lit') lIlU dill ..,.i. r..,_ -- ii',..,. v'_,.,..t. [IUJ'. rilUl, dl i-into ICI WitS selling hind to the authorit. iawser, do- reralk'd totty svs n,,,l.f... •....t, 1.1.. f,,....'*i,. ... iwfsILi uiIa. IiLAl LUUI Lii aranre Monday. FurraI sers-ic-ec will be h 'II - FOR SALE--- Custom built 1 horse trailer Excellent condition, $395 319 5493. F ii P egislef ed quarter horses S to choose from, Phone 373 327? 4 8 , - C I. Laying Hens for Sale. $2 00 each 377 9111 _________ t. Ide-vision, model TITO1O 372 cres OPUSI a ... 0-400 . . had nothing more than the (oliossing on the ins ciope August %'. ieboldt S.11lford F'Iiirolt, Ap:irtmIlt'nt :113 I Earllt'r Story Page 5A) tise delegation urged the put('liasO , - Brock, a naturalist who tiaveled the 'orld making tht%ild Kingdom telesision sent i currentls solunteering 1 time Ifl experience to hdp deselop the 104 acre park thret iiuks ssest of Sanford, said the nfl) lile-sas-inr deuce under the ropt could be money. ., - . A .". 'l, '. . _______ '' ', -. ' 21 - ' - i, . active case o 'i.' " Pt) _ •.;.,:r; :. -'c' . ' ..i-- 'i k::' . ° - 1 / . ' r , -- _____________ ___________ htriff 'ohn Polk said tod t.s are being administered ',.oil and at the count - heahi! ep.n3eflt for all those sst - 'i - . . - ,- }.' '- t - ... ' " , ,_\ . . . '*, -- - ' ' . th ntotontact wi Robert - . -. .. . ' infectious tuherculosis '! - d:- - L ______ ': .•,_$• , ': Tet results are expected by Friday on Seminole County jailers, prisoners, attorneys and others suspected of contact ;u.ith a 43-year-old Sanford . ' -. 1' - '- - - Q/4v1 ' .ictis it) IS going to stop, l3rot. k Turhington ssas named to the saId after announcing the s ',ilis post to replace F lo)d Christian .tte going up on the first s ho resig.ied after beIng ill- tiuil'ling at the park. ' - ___ - -. ' . . ae • The ''other" side after I flaying away inn recent column at tht thrce )7lt-S deimser) of a 'IA! I.A}IASSFF, F in tAP; Just one count) but many .oun holiday ktter bs the postal £crs icc, Sanford merchant The ( abinit toda) approsed ties, said Rep. lbatt hlrossn, William Wicboldt sisited the the purchase of 4,760 acres of l)-Da)tOna Reach nesssroom to ask for equal Volusua Count) ssetlands de space demonstratIng their scribed as a sital part of ('en efficiency, trai Florida s water supply. Wanted to Buy / . - Ca met To Purc d May 17 through 19, Sobik will walk may be donated at $300 troductiui to his tatk at the be at the Orlando Sports eachior$lSOahahl-board).The Greater Sanford Chamber f Stadium as part of a circus-fun donor's name will be inscribcd Commerce Personality Brefast today, naturalist Brock fair spectacular which will on the plank. - Poultry ' By JEAN PATTE.SON IleraldStaff Writer Friends can pa)' their With Williamson absent, city council deadlocked on one respects at Gramkow Funeral The Central Florida Hoiiie, Sanford, at7 p.m. today, major issue after another all day tomorrow and at the Zoological Park is walking a ('iiunty Comnmntsioners late tight rope called time according .hiurch at 10 a.mn. Thursday. last s-ear realailled Ui E.E. to Stan [Iroch who spoke at the Greater Sanford Chamber jf Commerce's 'Personality reakiast' this morning at the ___________ Livestock And 67 fast. 3 9 E I meetings before his cor.dition ficiating and burial will be at (icterlorated and he was Longwood Memorial Gardens. - . I -' . . - Fr ing, ccnsicted in W73 t,. rnptei manslaughter 1 en in jail for a little oser ''eks on a parole vuolat j2 . 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES - EACH DICK JOYCE WELL DR 1(111105 3' and larger, pumps, Sprinklers Water conditioners, 37 1610 IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They Just Fit Between Studdinas and Rafters) WELLS LEO PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All 'ypesandsijn We repair arid service STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY C•) NON-RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN - Having difficulty stirring up Come to where the buying and sellng action is in automotive, real estate and hundreds of miscellaneous businesses and services. Come to the Want Ads. some-action? CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL OR ROOFING or INSULATING )fl6q, 3 ---- ft p 3 yr old Peg. Apaloos.a, $ yr old Quarter horse gelding. 373 8169 1ir an1arb raLb S ______________ AP) West Eu Brandt's decision and ex political leaders cx- pressed the hope he is entuaiiy ir.sscd shock toda3 at the res s%ould iiiake a comeback llfl8tiQfl of West German Chan. . Forrner ri is oreign SeC illor SYtil) Brandt The) tLiiied hiiii as one of the era's char) Mithaei Stess art abo re real sthtcsiiien aflIl said his gretted I3randt s resignation tk irturessasaheas blow for saying 'lie established him seif as an eminent statesman of \' t IrHLlfl) and (or F u gredtstaturea9dt)4sdj)fle% 1 I H unit ft ; 4 I7) vW Beetle air COnditioned 1 peed AM radio $900) "Ci Red s thblaCkinteriOr $2693 Call Don -- -. pope at 377 14$) or 611 SOIl Autos for_______ Sale a lee _______ - *CTION WANT•ADS 322•2611 or 831.9993 Classified Ad. Dept. - I _______ 365591$ 707* 7ndSt •' USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES -- - .np•.. '- last October. And one senior American I ')\IX)N , i - WeM Drilling AAA PAINTING ,ind piper hanging, ommetc ial or residential •wp 177 6477 ___- SHEETS yf es pickup, delivery 4rd estimates All work gua'anteed Discount rate'S Ph WE'LL DO YOUR PAINTING. PIg , tOO small. Ph 373 $379 or $189 Ofttr ' - ' i Dealer 1969 Chevrolet C 10 pick p, lang bed, automatic, low mileage, new brakes, new water pump, 512(0 IIrrTl. 373 5670 80 Cent, - - pi'r ier'ce Free Painting GLA .S & ft. f-I - ALUMINUM IL DECORATORS 10 DINATALE CERAMIC TiLE ..' -. + Upholstery .-- 4 ,- resigned because of the recent setbacks in state elections and opinion polls thit sho.ed support for his of 46 instead of leaving it 36 seats in the minority. Word of Schmidt's nomination \t1S ifl)fllediatel sent to a Free Democrat ' YDFPPFP4TS TRUCVS VanS To Diesel Tractors day I year. 373 5310 ', ,___ : IX)st in the chancellery l)einocrats, whose 41 seats in the Ioer house give the government a majority - - , ','v it I Sc--tel quarter hOrSe ru-are 4 years cld Very gentle English or Western Extra nice with or without tack 3770921. r. _______ (guenther Guillaume, to an important 971 V W Beetle marina blue vth hId?cP interior, I Speed and radio, v mileage, a 'eil nice car Horses 66 cx- - Ft('1 ,1P 'rvv:r sort 62 Dodge Small VS I door hard Power steering automatic I Excellent condition, $230 373 lOS) -------- ------------------- .... 78 opposition was flO _______ ____ ' retirement from the government, The Social Demx.iatic 5pk1'SIflJf) emphasized that the party vould Truck Rentals For 613o81S Repa;r and reruvodt wrijk, Iinaiscing guacte available, OIi Dealer FOR SALE! free Lrxal 8. d'starut moving. rttimafCs, dependability, and %Ctv'(C. f,')it Cm'n?ral Delivery Ceramic Tile ____________________________ •:- - '4 tires Immaculate Reduced 5100 for quick sie Afantastc buy t I prd Econoline Van- JuSt 0 spected. Runs & lookS good Gcsil tres with tape deck pluS bult .n shelveS, $300. Call after 532) 378-f 13 Volt Batteries Ill 95 REEL'S BODY SHOP llolSanfondAvenue Brittany Cocker Spaniel, female, 7 yrs spayed, shots ITS 3736203 even irigs 58 II' boat, IS Pup Evnrude motor Go-cd rcincjition Phone )fl 5059 - '73 Chevrolet ', ton, V S Air & power. Fully equipped. $2508. take over low mo. payments Ph. 373 Phone3fl ?09*afterS 77. night said Biandt took "politic ii Iesponsibility 101 negligence in appointing a spy for East Germans', Brandt's vice chancellor and th" leader of the junior partner in the c&alition govez flment, look over t.t"e caretaker cabinet left by Brandt. lie ilI serve until Schmidt's election h' the loner house of pat liament ' $ Doberman Pincher Pups. Black & tan, AKC championship Iin.ag )6SS7aO, Mi, Anderson $8' Larson, 90 HP Evinrude, tilt trailer. $1150 333 554$ miles metallic green with green deeinteriorlspeed,header F ord F 100 '67 4 cylinder 0' bed. Rebuilt. $330 Phone 372 $333 ________________________19.') l'crd Courier, camper top. extras 8,000 miles, 57.700. After S call 323 278*. VWDUSGoOdnuotor& other working parts Minia'ur, Oti1htmdi. Animal Haven Grooming 1. BoardIng Kennels 322 3757 *.Stereo Bar.* Boats & Marine Equipment 16 ' Schmidt was nominated b the party's presidium and a caucus of its members in parliament was called for later today to approve the nomination. Kuehn said l3randt would retain the caucus, and ____ - SANFORD PEC VEE SERVICE 7311W 1st St German Shepherd Puppies-i male, 7 female Call flow for if formation 327 7006 HERBS T.V. SERVICE Ill) S S'inford 37) 1711 - br complete motor home s,ales nt service. stop by Pets and Supplies 65 - '0 Hydraplane and 75 Hp kicker. S300-(att--3fl 5737 atter S p m Tree Service __________________________________ __________________________________ - . TV. Radio-Stereo -- -- Motor Home Call Peteat 3771651 Equipment for Rent P.Sarine Mechanics needed Wit train Call Mr Campbell collect, 904 733 04-AS SE'WltIG Mf,C'HltIE RI PAIRS 1.11 fyos, cornm, & residential McPut.l RN-d. P 0 Box 2105. Lake '' v- 7223270 Movers suppfis, dealer 30 S - .'i' & Sunday. 3377921. - 53 ABLE REfIT ALL, with the be-st equipment to serve you 1016 5. French Ave., Sanford 373 0110 55 Sewing Machines ____ .-:'_-s•-;-','e-.,e Rent Blue lustre Efec1rl rp<i Srtampor for only SI per day. CARROLL'S FURNITURE Portable TV. excellent condition, 560 2545 Park Drive. Park Ave Trailer Park, Lot 31 br the lnr"t prepsrAlOn of metal . is & 37? 3580. 17) 178) i Ceramic.s 'A'- Close cut on all Gibson freezers. S to CPrO5. frem. Prced Rightt! Dicks ApplIances, 327 1651. Poricer SA 500 amClifier with Panasonic S track recordr & player with Dolby nOSe resJclion unit and 1 70" realistic speakers 322 $910 cnnAkie,:. UiM,%.J i- a hot *ealher sale' St-il (1on' t needs fast witis i' p ',urt' ,'d plrr.il'J i-'.! ii ii _______________________________________ .- 64 AAA TREE SERVICE, mechanical stump grinding, I'cenee, bondec, r'sured 4-3* 3712 - Lawn Sprinklers S (a'pt'! C4'C & Jaru'otiaI 5tr,.e Free- [t One 1',,ce 'nclude% d?IIui i $31 0031. r U roil free refrigeraotr, $163 Call 223 440* or 322-377) after 1 p m I i '.\ L' ' Citrus tromn 5399-Orange t,ees. tangerines, Iemgns, lime trees, etc 1gw overhead prices Drive a little & save a lot -Oviedo Nursery I. Bird Farm, SR 119--2 rn. II of Ovieclo 3456)91-Closed Sundays ''ece'o, TV. Api Fm rado corn b.,ation Early American Pecfuct condition. 31500 323 4051 ThØm,piy' Roofing, Build up & Shingles, licensed, Bonded, In Sured, Free eStimate Work guaranteed, In God We Trust 373 1754 1116011 Carpet Cleaning •$ • d • ' i)' i. Atltypes free eStimates Licensed, Bonded. insured No Obligation Put5 Switfienbank $ 5)74 that For LAWN CARE oroIesso'aIly rnantaifl.d look. -' call RALPH. 3 ,'lPICE4T'S CARPENTRY Interior Trim, PaneIng. Custom c.rpt.ntry - NQt0_!QQIm9ll 'censed & Bc-nded 373 5471 . Awnirigs Skirting carport screen enclosures r,screentng. 373 MiS T.red of poor servce" Call Lawn Care Specialists Commercial D.,,i...,i,.i r.. C., A7 "' '- • 1-1 ''''''''''' 0 • '•'•' _._.___-_ 1:• Carper try .EXPERT ROOFING. -- .LawnServke Yrc never was a better trne ?nan Ø q,','e a c 'ass 'f.d d tii the ''-frrd Her4Id S?op making- ''s D s ):7 '3 ',l' Q2 S' - 'LEACH ALUMINUM' ReduCe your electric bill with complete ceiling I. wall inSulalon Freee'Stimat(S Athton Insulation (904) 789 7210 Beauty Care Late model reconditioned w6%hirig machines. Guaranteed $59. Wayne's Quality New & Used Furniture, 1700 French A8e 373 8-1 TO - _______________________________ FEED-SEED FERTILIZER Wi' Guarantee Lowest Prices BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR Gviny, E. o, Sanford. 33i7j Cub Cadet Lawn Mower *th plOw, diSC, 8. b'ade 1100 3220311 - . tamper top-" Overhead pickup camper Both fit 0' bed, (305) 869 OhS Lawnand Garden (P1M()fl WASHER, parts, sen ce, used machines MOONEY APPLIANCES, 3fl97. - 16' Abco traiirr Sleeps 6. air. Also '81 Travelall sla wag • lOw miles toth A I - Best offer 3773732 NELSON FLORIDA ROSES Woodruff's Farm 6. Garden Center 601 Celery Ave. Sanford (lkBY VACUUM Sales & Service For free home presentation without obligation, call 373 &po Repossessed- -- . - Bicyc!es 6? R[EF) UprighT and Chest models Guaranteed. Wayne's Quality New & Used Furniture, 1200 French Ave. 323 $110 - ________________________ Assume Payments MM FM radio. Garrard record player. $ track tape and psychedelic tights built intc a beautiful Spanith bar. Assume payments. Ph 4.471377 for free home trial. Hallmark, $785 W Fairbanks, Winter Park, SPRING CLEANING '$mpac"Wavu&spra Kleen Make today classified ad day. Ptace one. to buy. wll or rent. Call 3fl Exterior walls, eaves, patio, walks 6. roc'1s. Removes mildew, fungus. 761$ 'Jr 83$ 9993. mud dobbers, wasps & spider webs 322 0397. ADDITIONS. BLOCK WORK Carpertry & Concret, Work PHONE)?) 1751 Roofing Want Ads -.. '•: EXTER IOR Travel Trailers All izes and models. 10 speeds. S speeds, and standanl bikes oow available at Fireston., Store Cali 3770214 Fi5Isr, Stereo Console, complete with FM antenna in beautiful cabinet, perfect condif Ion Also portable Zenith color TV. Rest offer. 377 5705 PRESSURE CLEANING F tczr Waxing, Wiodo, 323-0845 Roof eaves arid walls Pool enclosure-s 3234324 Campers Bikes, Bikes, Bikes OPEN SATURDAYS BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVEMENTS Small Jobs Wanted 322 137$, "Lake Mary" U ull l.'ieGE Appliances 'a-'tord Electric Company' 7572 Park Drive. 372 1562 SB Pressure CleI!ning SLIP (OVER COP4TRACTO Labor only 2$ yrs evp. f4eference aaIabte. 5)470S9 Applances C,OLDEP4 TOUCH 'N SEW Stamps-Coins ______________________________ ________________________________ To buy and sell gold or SitvCr ('UiflS. (Oit,l(t U'. IiSi /'('.Ii%U(.'iJ bulk Silver coins SEMINOLE COIN CENTER. _______________________________ ;) * ______________________________ 69 _____________________________ $97) Riviera, 15',' Tn Hull, bowrider, canvas top, naugahyde covers. 55 lIP Chryiler, flagstip till trailer This wholC outfit like brand new Less than 30 hOur's Priced to sell, 57195 Call Pete at 372 1631 or 614 5011 Dealer. - Wedding ring set, new, perfect diamond, I 3rd carat. appiaised at Il'S Will sell for 512$ .322 972$ - ROESON MARINE 2Q27 l--hvy 17 91 In sewi,ig cabinet, repossessed Erly Are, ian Sofi bed. 133 S'nger' best model, WindS bobbn Traditional Sofa, light blue & in machine Fully automatic Pay w'ute. 540. Pr Italian lamps, 578 of iSenell, mini enduro. 65 CC ''-' $1 Call Cr.if Dept SANFORD hike, less than yr old. original SEWINC, CENTER, 307 A. East cost, 53199$. wilt take SiSO. E it St.. Sanford 372 9411, Eves$6Dudley Williams lithograph print ''Cardinal", mint COnditiOn. _____numbered & signed only SaC' in .i c', A .i.l. .,p,l,uJuu,v, - J ,W ,i'i JiJ •i. PET REST INN Boarding & Grooming ;)h. 372-4037, Ill' 76' Houseboat, sleeps 6. SO Mert tberglass & aluminum- Reduced to 14,995, 901 34-3-5553. ________________ ____ Household Goods -_______ -fl'ntni room set & (hina, $250 LivIng room Set witti tables, 5180 - l'"st ffet'. iII 3:3 ,ilt' Wantedto Buy CAd-f 372 II)? Of Used (Li. nifure, .)pplaru('t fools. etc Buy I or 1001 items Larry't Marl, 213 Sa.ford Ave. u The chancellor's resignation letter to fell S'1111113 to a spy scandal on top of state electiorl set backs for hIS soeiali,t party $ 303OMagnolia Ave Saronø C,sll 373 lI43fromSIPr' ORIEPITI'.L RtJGSWANT'u lOP pri(CSpd?id, ',ecf, any cOn,Jili, ____________________________ 631 e$26. Winter Park _______________________ SI * Singer '* - Pet Care Caoinets, KitChen Bathroom Counter togs, Snks Installation vailat'le. Bud C41bell, 3228037 WHOA Don't throw wav usiful Idle eems Seil them Quickly with i efald Want Ad by 'allng 372 Ti and asking for a friendly .51', Sot BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR 0ily. 1 46, Sanford, 3?) 4711 Color and Black IWhite TVs, portables & conslCS, also table & chars. Msc tm5 31) 0708 68 $1' boat with 2S hp eleciric Start motor. Boat motor and t,ailer alsn 1300. 661 6116. P,p,s,4rt,e lowest Pm ICCS MAITLANO FLEA MART 194) Hwy $7 92. Open Sat. 6. Sun 9 5 138 2910 Custom built electric drives In stalled on your adult tricycle Normal peddling sPeedS to help up Pull and long rideS 2225251 A Directory of Experts Ready To Seive You! Air Conditlonlig PAINT VARNISH ENAMELS P111EV WOODS BARN We bu', lurnture misc Sell for 7S pct. Consignment, Free pickups ALXtiOfl Saturday p m San?ord, 377-7770 ForSale Ten Jalcuse WindowS, 15000 Phone 377 0)33 PlNT SPRAY PUMP- Sprays all lexturC$ material Gun and hoSes ocluded, 5300 5)1 4401, Beats & Marine Equipment - Brandt himself proped the 55•year- years in office, 1495 1971 Jeep p 5,, P,fl , Air Cond Miscellaneous For Sale w party nominated sharp-tongued Brandt, 60, WhoS( "Ostpolitik' policies foi East \Vest detente won him '6401DS CUTLASS Wagoneer so w Heinz Kuehu, deputy chairman of resignation. , Volkswagen Bug, '64. Restored ,. paint job major engine Overhaul '71 Ford 1ton pickup truck for sale Cr trade Also '61 Plymouth fee safe 1500 372 6734 9 - w West - today to sulceed Chaneellor \ dlv Br1indt tfter llrJn(lt S Unexpectjd d'ow:eae Pope at 323 165' or 611 SOIl Lraler i * - Trucks and Trailers Miscellaneous For Sale ' - th, ____________________________ 19 * Sanford Auction '* CenTral P-4e? & Air Conditonlng 1r free estimates, saIl Carl Harris. at SEARS tn Sanford. 372 • ?1 I4I3HWAY 448U Wooded acres uf Lake Gen Includes a charm ng S acre becret lake Paved road, and ratt way sjr A (Al') TonnIs Brnndt r r trade for Motorcycle Insuranse BLAIR AGENCY 373 3*64 1: JAIl I' (H, best offer Ph. 3771110 723 0507. $977 Honda 750 for sale on jeep or truck. 372 2801. Sest Germans' ____________________ conditiOn, 3)000 Call aller 6 p m "JTTR.L ?? Beautiful nne acre mountan homesite 53500 orig1nal i-i estment may be assumed b,' making two payments of 57917 each and th balance of S7i00 at 8 pct. interest Just off US H*y 64. gentle rolling a trees. in the fan,ous hunting, fishing, an Ski area of Northern Arizona, clo to the beautiful Grand Canyon National Park. Call Collect, for Don, Are Code 602 973 7256 BONN, _____________ 750 Excellent Triumph '73 'liger (A - 80. Autos Fur Sale Motorcycles 78 Scandal _________________ _________________ ict '-'' .-'-\ People N. FRENCH AVE PH. 322'2611 (J1ir 'utftirj') [it'i'a1j some monthlv statemnenLs are held.up, or lost, or whatever. 'rhc'v're aivs dl.'llv$'r'-1 hR rIght? of ttloSe complaints by Look out local residents who are getting "ripped-off" by (kor.to-door peddlers of fire, s.iioke and heat detectors. Always using st'arp tactIcs, and quoting outrageoti prices, we Inighi also add. For your itformnatIcn, there is a bill pending requiring such devises IN ('I-;ltT'.IN CASES ONLY but it is not law yet. (Quite frankly, I doubt li'il e:er be enacted into a law.) If one of these characters trIes to misrepresent the faets to you, rail the - - . ' P - - 4 i. federal animal welfare act, said lirock, tnder the new act, the old :.fonc! z an ''anim;tl ghetto," according Ia Brock will be closed down and the aniiiials disposed of. The old Sanford zoo has survived thus fan, said Brock, because despite a stringent state animal welfare act, authorities have turned a blind i've to conditions in the local - ': , .- 1,_ REV ISEI) AN I MM. WEI .i Ito r -- 1k does not believe the federal authorities will act with slmiiur leniency. Itrot'k told ('liambt'r hers and their guest.s an intensive fund raising drive is planned For the coming weeks, starting with a three-day birthday celebration for the zoo's ,,ung elt'l)htltt, 5(blk . . k'A RE ' __________________________ The assistant . t'o'int f'u Ml' THREATENS TO CLOSE ZOO ilanna, Brock and Ryan at Personality Breakfast A fund raising golf tourinclude acts from Busch Gardens and Ringling Bros. nament is also planned for May circus from Sarasota, Tickets 25. are $2 each. In 1973 zoos across the nation President of the Zoological attracted 160 millioq visitors, Society Jim Ryan, with the said Brock. This is more than assistance of the society's any other single entertairunent, director Jack ilanna, has sports included, He stressed the initiated a Million Dollar Club educational and entertainment niienibcrs who pledge $3,000 aspects of having a zoo In over a three year period will Seminole Counts-, adding it 1(115(7 their names or businesses would also be of great economic inscribed on a plaque at the utuportance to the local cornentrance to the IWW 200. mnuiiity. A boardwalk is planned to While not exactly appetizing IIlCafldt7r through the swam- (are over breakfast, hut cerphnd at the zoo site, anc the 10. tzminly something to wake one tip tot boanils which 1fl11k(' tip the in the iortun iflfCct showed a short libti of himself wrestling a giant anaconda snake into a sack during a South American animal c-apurIng expedition. .- // ' ' 0 -- -- jail doct-r the health department and l'.F. McDaniels lx - tt)tt'dl - () Q . - -- - - - to contacted .' '- - 'ls.:i I r Juhian }-'nied uf the health department ruled out any ptsslbtlity of an pLdemic stemming from contact with Erring, saying "there is no danger of secondary contactcatching it from somebody who caine into contact with him-.it's a s-cry hard disease to catch Fried said be expecis test results on those who did contact Ersing to be in by Friday, adding Erving could have bten treated at a loel hospital, but was sent to Tampa as a jail i'e'UrjIv t'reautIc'n �2A-The Sanford Herald Tuesday, May 7, 1974 Davis To Testify Caffeine Overdose IUII!I JUUIIUf) L/UU I I4.'.4#'tI4 L/TTI1 UtIUII,IU NATION TODAY by .Tesse James Jones Jr., 23, ito accused in the crime. ConIesed kidnaper Erne Strawn mistakenly told Davis Jerome Davis waits in he was pleading to a capital Seminole County Jail today, felony, and could be sent to the separated from two alleged electric chair for the kidnaping, accomplices he has agreed to then corrected hii.se1f ater testily against In the Feb. 28 Circuit Judge Robert McGregor abduction and $30,000 ransom of leaned over the bench and told Southern Shortening owner him the law was changed in Herald Staff Writer -• :;.:: _______ - . . __________ ________ . Inaudible' Explanations WASHINGTON (AP) The White House has provided an explanation for some of those "inaudible" and "unintelligible" gaps in the transcripts of President Nixon's Watergate conversations, White House lawyer J. Fred Buzhardt says the time taken by an automatic recorder to start and get to recording speed is one explanation. "Probably the most predominant cause of inaudible or unintellIgible is the voice actuator system on which the system operates," he said, - -- But Jones, sitting near -. Dav1 19, the father of two, • agreed to turn state's evidence Franklin Wheeler Jr., 24, the before Seminole Circuit Court third man accused in the crime, Judge David Strawn Monday, Jumped to his feet and demanded Strawn explain what was happening. Strawn at first spoke to Jones,thentrledtosilencehhn - and finally ordered Capt. J.Q. "Slim" Galloway to forcibly • return the suspect to his cell. Drugs can help in true an- dose. When she reduced coffee bids, and a cola drink con_______ lety states but may not work consumption to nonnal, her sumed in one morning approxi. -'•,•__________ _______ against the effects of too much symptoms disappeared. M--• _____ mates 500 milligrams of caf. 4) -. _______ _____ caffeine, he said. An Army officer took calm- feiic intake," said Greden, Doctors should routinely ask down drugs for 14 months with. Many Americans exceed that patients about their caffeine intake, Greden suggested to the American Psychiatric Associ. ''..'••-------••-.-: -aticn. __________ Over-doses oi caffeine can _________ SUCh symptoms a ncrTnes and W1t'eler, facins vttnss, irritahilit. ircintiMay l trial date in Tampa •• lousness, occasional muscle (HerId Photo By J-'nr Caeibrry after a change in venue due to twitching, sensory disturbA farm laborer who publicity in the case, had been ances, attacks of diarrhea, in. LOSANGELES(AP)-After "The 25-cent ride has ALBERT CLARK SHOWS PATIO HOMES surrendered to police after in the courtroom to plead on somnia, irregular heartbeat, 25 years of depending heavily changed things and brought a c hearing of the death of a man amended charges. . .. In proposed Oak Leaf PUE) drop in blood prcssure and even on The car, many residents of lot of people around," says Jack shot after an argument has Strawn accepted Davis' plea, . circulatory failures, he said, this freeway.filled city are dis- Gilstrap, general manager of been indicted for first degree bit refused to set sentencing A doctor could interpret it all covering a new way to get the Southern California Rapid murder by the Seminole County until the parole and probation as an anxiey attack. Greden around: The bus. Transit District. For one thing, Grand Jury. commission completes a pretohi of reviewing records of 100 There has been a rapid tran- the number of riders Jumped 15 Ernest Reed surrendered sentence investigation. psychiatric patients, 42 diag- sit bus system in Los Angeles per cent. () i' e r r I CJ e S Sunday when Willie Brennan, of The judge refused to allow ( 0 Ii fl C i I nosed as having anxiety, with for years, but most persons Midway, died of gunshot bond, despite arguments by District off ictals hope the " no question ever having been have found their cars more wounds suffered April 23. defense attorney T. David program will lure up to 25 per asked about caffeine con- convenient. Brennan, , had been listed Burns of Bartow that Davis has sumption. Now comes the 2S-cent ride, cent more passengers by June En good condition in Seminole been suffering from heart 1k' cited a new rase of a And for many motorists, pla- 30, when the program ends. If Memorial Hospital despite nine disease since ll1, but agreed to %'.0fl1410, 27, suffering attacks of gued by high gasoline prices supervisors agree on the scope Laborer I n di c ted r r OF tv\u rder Discovered i-i L . . Af te r : a r BUS .--- P.Z Board Denial lleraldS(aff%'trlter charged with attempted former Southern Shortening eventually triple the city's was estimated at $85,000 to tremulousness, and irregular bus and its quarter ride have be continued. present population, murder, then released from Jail emnpioye. $90,000 by Mrs. Betty Eastharn heartbeat two or three times become too good to pass up. To carry thee new riders, the WINTER SPRINGSCity on $8,000 bond. Jackson, 52, was working late The latest plans including of the Zoning Board. Mrs. 'an dully. The symptoms developed On April 1, county super- District bought new buses, reReed is now being held in Jail at the office with his wife, Council Monday night ignored a only the property in the city Eepoel pointed out that per over a thrce-week period, visors authorized $9.6 million furbished 150 old ones and hired F Police Blotter I ' , • ' .. ' ,;.• I -- , £ -' , •.•,, - -' ".b • ,' I • ,_ '•'. -- ' ' Interest Rates At Peak? WASIIINGTON tAP) Americans cannot expect any relief from record high interest rates until progress is made in the fight against inflation, says outgoing Treasury Secretary George P. Shultz. But Shultz, whose last day in office will be Wednesday, says interest rates may about have reached their lak Shultz commented .ifter the interest rate for governitsent short-term borrowing-in the form of Treasury bills-hit a record 9.036 per cent. - Kennedy On Chappaquiddick WAShINGTON mAPt Sen. Edward fit. Kennedy, I)Mass., says he will have to face questions about Chappaquiddk'k it he runs for president in 1976. But he says he already has given all the an.cwers. Kennedy said he would like to be president and would make a decision on the race by late next year and possibly earlier. "If I was asked today, I'd just run for re-election to the Senate," he said. - Army Investigating Ad Firm WASHINGTON tAP) The Army has begun a preliminary investigation into alleged mishandling of funds by an advertising agency that holds a $35 million contract for enticing new military volunteers to enlist. Officials say Army investigators will be reviev7ing the recordi of N.W. Ayer & Son, a Philadelphia agency that writes the volunteer Army ads that appear in magazines, newspapers and billboards. In a statement released Monday In answer to questions, the Army said: "As a result of certain allegations made concerning the Army advertising account for recruiting and related matters, the Army Criminal Investigations Command is conducting an inquiry into the matter." A spokesman said results of the inquiry would determine whether a ful!-scale formal investigation was warranted. Reports of the initial inquiry first appeared in the trade magazine Advertising Age. It could not be determined how large a dollar amount the alleged mishandling of funds involved. — arraignment. other men burst in, tied Mrs. recommendation that a families. Impact cost to the for .a'h nw rsu1"nt tity reaction to something in funds to allow riders to go any- 3,000. Buses now carry about In other court action Monday, Jackson, and spirited the rezoning request for Planned where in an area 110 mIles wide 670,000 persons a day, about Unit Development by Calbei-t a May 23 trial date was set (or eaecutive off into the night. • and 55 miles long for just 25 75,000 more than before the 25-• • • -. -. •'i ' i• .. Also in the courtroom Developuient Corp. be denied. James Eugene Gunn, charged - . '', •. •'•' .. ,.. •, , , , e.'nts. cent ride began. ,,•,. ,, I The Board's main objections with second degree murder in pleading to amended charges •• •, ,.I•l . ' •: the Sanford pool hail stabbing Monday were Raymond Gaines tO the PUt) request concerned -, ,., •, I I' . .,_ywI 'SI, • ,. of another Lake Monroe man and Horace Gathers, set for inadequate access roads to the I ,,'_ '_ p •.• '''i project, drainage problems, in ' '-v-.--' • .:' Last week, ' -:,: . .' . . ; :• •;. ., ; trial this week on cluirges (assel berry Postpones , 4 ,' S. • ft .' • , (, • I 't ' ' Scheduled for trial this week Found part of the ransom money the flood prone area, and tin- p ,, , 4' ' ,'. j' " .''• ,, •',. • • -'. ' is a reswnptlon of the at- which freed Jackson 26 hours pact to cost of police and fire a.. •& ' s' S .% I ,, •4 • ,. • 'i,, . departments and schools. tempted murder zhkrges after his abduction, - I,', / ,' • , • ,,,, • , , ', Phone Franchise Talks 4 ' ' , I I • Council resurrected Calbert's .' against a Seminole High School ' '' '•' . Prosecutors Friday dropped . -: ' ., •:: 4 student which produced a charges of possessing part of proposed Oak Leaf PUD by . ' CASSELI3ERRY — In a work 1 I I ' p1 However, council hopes by * ' ,' ' ' -' ' '' 1 mistrial two weeks ago when the ransom against Wheeler's setting another public hearing session Monday night council delaying negotiations WI'!' will 4'' ' his mother spoke to two jurors. brother and the brother's on the zone change over the 'I"' : * decided to postpone renegotiat- come around to reducing the ' * * ',' $ -. . - "I, s '' • '-" , ". - ..\ I). Daniel Floyd, 18, of San- girlfriend due to insufficient lone objection of Councilman .-. s'' lng the city's telephone fran-. franchise period to something ' Irene Van Eepoel. , t1 • •1 • ford, is accused of imashlng his evidence. '. .. - ' chise with Winter Park ide- less than 30 years, and to base Though not on the agenda • c through a group of young -'a ' , .' Authorities have not said how ,. 4, '' phone twir at least one more any percentage reductions in e*•4. •' -'b.,' men after a Jan. 4 Seminole much of the $30,000 has been during discu3sion on the zoning ,:. • ,.,_ I, • year when hopefully it can get a telephone bill on the bill for the I board ruling Monday night . Plaza parking lot incident, • - •_,, ' , recovered, .. ,, , more favorable fran'±lse. p curreri' year and not on a figure I Albert Clark of Calbezt was ' . - ,' ' ' ' .''' - I••s. ,.- • 4• In an attempt to save the city set at the beginning of the ,) .", ,. , permitted to present an C' , -. • ' ' money, Councilman Edith franchise period. assortment of maps, drawings, I • I* ' •' "I•, '' • • • Duerr recommended the city 1' I "The city will be growing but plans and topographical charts. - - 0' ,••, ., ,,"i: ., I , , . 'renegotiate its franchise before the amount we save will not, . . • • ' . • • - '• Clark pointed out changes ,; 1 • ,., it expires in May 1978. .4,." , , ,, , ,, ' a ' ,'' I N • • unless a sliding scale is used," made in plans for the project . I$._,4 ,Up II I ' •#. ,, •, 'I' 1 \r' J, , • ,, In a meeting March 7 with commented Councilman John al,I •s stemmed from an alleged bar since it was last rejected by _4,, ',, i". • . •. I.• *.4 0 a 9. 'I,," '' i • WPT assistant to the preskent Zacco. Sanford • '• • • gi " "' .'. / ,j.4.410 c,,, • 1 fl,! g -J '-' •i brawl April 18, at Hughes Bar council March 25 because of ,, Frank Hut.sell, council memI I " "I In other action, council apGold plated Eisenhower and Bait Place. Charged were: high density. A petition con.•a t IF t •_ '•.•. ',-t'":' , /qp.,1 company was willing to planlorWaterWoodptjD; and ,. , • .01, s' . 4 Monday from the home of 288 S. Oviedo; Gary Christian residents objecting to the PUD , . 1 " I ¶'1F• ,, I', ___%'4 .I1,; -' more in line with those held by fencing for the North Water • \' '' iluenced the vote at that time. • '. ' i' Williams Ave. James Carlton Partin, 30 %• • , , other cities in the area. Plant (iark is scekin PUL) zoning .\ -" . - •• . , , "• ' ' - -, I-' . ,.4I ,, Tape player valued at 11W Box 135 Geneva; Donald Amos ', , I,. "I • '' 1I ' ' *4 ' •I t" stolen Monday from home of Hughes, 57, of Box 108 Geneva; ofl 1711 acres on Fisher Road in tI ,'_' ' "II - I ' ''. • ' II. I."l// P ' I " I -. ' • • •; a •. I'..' WilhieLeeBryant,24,of Apt. 14 ElburtFosterBxter,34,ofBox the l{anchlands area of Winter l " 286 Oviedo; Eddie Patrich Springs. He had previously also ': 5:,'. 'a,, i.II*4 # Seminole Gardens. ' \Ierrneer Art Recovered • :; ': - •e ;', ,,.• p - •'!\'-.:' Preston Reddicks, 30, of 17 Tyson, 23, Dennis Tyson, 24, sought annexation and rezoning r l , • -. • -• t WNDON tAP) - Scotland gravestone, apped in ne s.. r Strawberry Lane Jailed Mon. and James Boyce Tyson, 20, all of an adJoining 210 acres in ' •. •• II I On the advice of his attorney '.' . , covery of the multl-miilion-doj- the spoiesman said. assault. Bond set at ss • ii * . , "V I •_'. ' t' p1,' 4 t tM I54%,• ,.114 - ' lar Vermeer painting stolen f ' •,. • • ¶4.) Change of undetermined John Jones of Casselberry, - ;., , TheYardsaidnoarrest.shad value stolen Monday from Clark this time only requested •-." — ' '•.• • ,' I I 1 fromnl.ondonmuseumonFeb. County •-. I• been made. •• •,-+ I.a , 23 and said It appeared to be laundry f iP (I room vending zoning change on the 170 acres 'ç P . I t4V' '4' i•' j -• p • . . :-"•, . Gary Dean Cooper, 17, of 2901 machines of Lalte howell AnuS in the city, and declined to 'iti p P1'. unharmed. Tbe painting, one of (eer IS,' .,l • ,5/t P " I lieu of $1,500 bond on a charge . $ e' tar Player" by the 17th century was recovered only two days Food valued at $2 stolen hiS future plans for the • ' ' ' I I • of poession of bargiary tools Monday from home of Joyce fit ' remainder of the property. AS •t I'-I I,,.' 1% s'9 , Dutch masterJan Vcrmcer was after Irish police recovered 19 r , :• I' i' .f'1.'( i".' Found Monday night in St. oldmastersstolen from a manEight men charged Monday ':f '4 L Ij If t Water pump valued at $100 , Wilderness Area Bill WASHINGTON tAPt The U.S. house of Representatives has passed and sent to the Senate a bill to set aside wilderness areas in 12 states, including three areas in Florida. Included in the bill approved Monday are the Florida Keys Wilderness, 6,380 acres in several national wildlife refuges on the Keys. Also included are the Chassahowitzka Wilderness, 30,514 acres in Citrus County, and the St. Marks Wildnerness, 17,746 acres 20 miles south of Tallahassee. - Offshore Well Safeguards Claiming there are enough WASHINGTON APi rules to guard against damage from offshore oil and gas (trilling, administration officials have rejected congressional proposals to impose further safeguards. Duke H. lAgon, assistant administrator of the Federal Energy Office, contended that additional safeguards would be unnecessary and would lead to law suits. "The over-all effect" of the proposed safeguards "would be to seriously delay the leasing and development of this major source of domestic energy," Ligon told the Senate Interior Committee Monday John C. Whitaker, undersecretary of the Interior, and John H. Quarks, deputy administrator of the Enviroitmental Protection Agency, said they have sufficient authority to guard against environmental and safety hazards of drilling on the outer continental shelf. — - LW with affray posted $500 bond Sheriff Promotes Deputy Hartley " .0 k , stolen Monday from home of Williamson Road. Copper fittings vakied at $1,400 stolen Monday from Keystone Mechanical work 1 at construction site on and S.R. 434. '' • ••' - .•' ' , . * ________ the financial district of London thosc paintings also was us Ver----------- Nears End Turner St 1 e Seminole County Sheriff John JACKSONVILLE, Flit. (API Polk has announced the Maitland The lust tay of testimony in promotion of deputy ,Herbert Stereo valued at $2,782 stolen the 8-month-long federal mail Hartley to sergeant. from home of Dan fraud trial of super salesman Hartley will be in charge of Monday Bays, 24, of 499 Stefanik Ito1. Glenn W. Turner and seven as-technical services and the sociates has ended in typical central records division of the Fern Pork Turner style. sherif1'; department. As'arfl10f"blifld mosquitoes" settles on the wall of the Sanford Civic Center. The insects not mosquitoes at all, but a type of midge appear each year in late spring and summer. The annoying creatures do not sting or bite, but are irritating to persons enjoying outdoor --- - activities and can cause discoloration and staining on buildings where they congregate in large numtx'rs. St u den ts Li TAIl \I S1E, FL, Al' off (U lit' 4ii ii tit (,iI La n ci (li ii JfifI; ( School Board Agenda MAYL7:30p.m.Cow-thouse machine for Lyman high Superintendent's Report- School; Rebid on fire alarm William P. Layer- Jim systems for Lawton and Moris; Barclay Woods Mllwee; Replacement windows I'roperty; Lake Brantley ad- for Sanford Middle School; Air ditions; Approval of air con- conditioning units for Pine (uitiohhig plans for schools; Crest and Sanford Middie; and Seminole high athletic purchase order. equipment; Collective Pupil Personnel- Andrew t)argainjn Reports by Dick Bracken l)irector of Adiii anI Health insurance Benefit Recluction Ban In Senate Correction Je- - - valued at $110 stolen Monday Monday flanked by twin dwarfs suit, Drug Action Committee- Ron loin Iiieato pedals his bi- But many drop out after (us- vcgt'tabies. Responsibilities of Superinfrom home of Gordon ft. who work (or the flamboyant cycle is mile to the farm a few covering that One couple ar.d their five Keeton; Request to prepare and tendent concerning tran. working the land Ra.semt.ssen, 44, of South Street. promoter's controversial COSlimes each week to spread rot- get.s hot and tedious. children are still eating vege- present federal programs, sportation ; Responslbulitles of metI and motivational firms t 1 ng sawdust and chicken tables tht' wife st'cked in their funding year 1975; Tax Principals concerning tranlive in a house boat on their ln:,nhlri' The tmve-vear-'!I '-i'tjrj'' part sheltered annunit approv;11 spur (a (ion I)isci p1 I nary ni the center (or prtidpant LiS estate. School Calendar-t)74.75, and measures "It's surprising how leading to expulsion 'Ir and Mrs. Rodney Spivey education. is infikmnal. After much Field trips, )l can Turngrow in Called special aides by walk *e'vr about twice as often hearing lectures on how to a small sjiace," from school bus (Se('on(l V she said. 11cr 40-by-40 foot plot er, the 33-inch tall dwarfs, John to tend to their )-by-20-(oot egg shells, carrot tops, Old business and new Heading on all Policies;; and leaves one of the farm's largest, business. and Greg Rice, 'iave been men- plot, and the like for IerttIi7er, Mu- is tioned sevrral times during "My plot has gotten bigger Items for action-Budget and They are among me 150 dentfarmersaretohlt'adothieir m TALLAHASSEE, Via. (Al') fits" * every financeW. A. league, Con. trial but didn't take the stand. year...as prices go up," back-to-nature enthusiasts en- own thin;,, - Health insurance eomparks talizatlon policies which allows sultant in Bus. & Finance: explains. insurstoreducebenfitson toe be pohibited fnnn Ex,'lusivs use of *rgatiu' garFour rebuttal witnesses testi- rolled in Florida State Univerl4eateo, a Junior front Fort financial statement & approvl docing the benefits of persons grounds the insured h an- lied briefly foi' the defense on s;ty's organic gardening i(*'ring iui'tleeLs is the sole Pmvrqc, is motivated by memo- of warrants, and budget course, other policy with who hold more than one Patricia Meredith, soprano, stea(lIat nile. come the final y ri's out the Spiveys are plan- amendments, will taliz.atlon policy under a bill pany, present a sophomore Alt 80 plots at the FSU organSpmvi'y. a former Pensacola ning for the future. Personnel- Stewart Gatchel, recital Tuesday in the The bill is being pusled by te1ng conikierod by a Senate After the rebuttal witnesses IC farm arc under cultivation resident studying for a mmusters' '1 idwzeys had a garden when Director of John Amos, president of tt Peronnel Congregational ('hri sti an cirirniRee, finished, U.S. District Judge a rise in cass partic'ination has in lihrar; science, saul lit and I was yourg," Iocato sflid. "It Instructional and The Senate Commerce CUI- Anwrican F'amilt I.ilc Insur- Gerald 13. Tjoflat recessed the paralleled climbing vegc-tat;lt' his ifs' :rt'v more collard, iiiakes non- ('tiurt.h, 24th Street and Park for ii IIIr1 (ity in the instructional an'e Co. of Colwnbus, G.'. recoflui)en'Jati. Avenue, Sanford, at 8 p.m. iije takes trial until next Monday, when prices. bill, c turrtlpatitl itiustard greens than sun." on. Amos soya large insurance attorneys will begin closing arIt hat! been erroneously 58579, sponsored by Senate "The only grade L the numn- they could eat Irouit their seven'%Vt• always lived in small aids— Roger companies have been using the guments. Haryis, reported the recital would President Mallory lorne, j mnontli-oki gardem1. her of beans you put on th ;epartmnenls and we wanted to Director of Purchasing; occur Thursday. provis¼in to refuse to pay bene-. Tallahassee, today The case is expected to go to table," says Lincoln Jisrrett, a T1W (malls pulled up the col. get into growing thing.s," Mrs. Burster imprinter mnciine; Borne's bill would prohibit a (its by naming other firms as the jury of eight won'en and volunteer instructor. The recital Is sponsored by Iu'rts ind toc'd on a Spivey said, ''We hope to grow Repair cf primary insurers. men pavement, Ss'niinu!e the 1iuinamiitic l)tvmsum of nr ' i.etmine th:t -ca)ed "coor-dination v.eek. in ('-li/log 1k :ay student- .t, j s all t'tit 111011 flfl' y." high School; Accounting Seminole Junior College. direction of Capt. C. W. Werner who is the commander of jj staff services bureau. : GOP Looks To South (;V, Jim lolshouser of North Carolina MIAMI (AP "nowhere ii' the nation are there better says that for Republican gain than right here in the prospects South." flolshouser, the first Republican elected governor of his state in this century, pointed to GOP gains in the South in recent years. Since 1968, he noted in a speech Monday, there has been a net increase of eight Republicans in the U.S. House and a gain of three in the U.S. Senate. -- ' another then: frur - - --• •- Watergate Roles The Senate committee, in pa' WAShINGTON lAP) Sen ate Republican Leader Hugh pers filed with the U.S. Court of Scott said today President Nix- Appeals, called Nixon's tranon's Watergate transcripts re- scripts "suspect" and "neither veal "a shabby, disgusting, im- complete nor accurate." The moral performance" by all of court had asked the senators what stake they still have in the those involved, Scott, who has defended the court fight in light of disWhite House and said portions closures already made, inof the transcript he saw last eluding the transcripts. The conunittee sought tapes winter showed Nixon's innocence, gave reporters sonic covering five presidential consharp comments on them based vers.utions in a subpoena Issued on reading about 800 of the 1,- last July 23. Monday it said the tapes still '.ire needed if the (00 pages "I think it's a shabby dis- e'omtiilttce is "to inform the gusting Imporal performance," public of the extent of corrupthe Pennsylvania Republican tion in the executive branch." The conmiittee said that even said. Asked if he meant by the President, he replied "by each the incomplete versions of the of those persons according to conversations covered in the transcripts vindicate its claim what he said." Scott said "1 am enormously that the tapes are needed. The disturbed that there was not committee said it is essential enough showing of moral in- that it have a complete and accurate ui('('OUflt of the coflrL'rs:i(lign;Ition.'' hlowcve'r, he declined to say tiOliS. "The commnittee should not anything further and, when ,ssked ii he still thought the have to lwrformn its legislatie transcripts 'exuilpate' the iiitssioflS on the basis of tran President, said he stands on a scripts that are suspect," the (..Ommflittee said The publk statement he mu ade last Friday demonstrate that the trt' meetings inohing President public are neither complete nor 'iixon and former counsel John u ( urate. The mni'mnoranduni submitted W. Dean III are consistent with to the court called attention to the fummnaries and excerpts he the notation at the end of a Sept. was shown last winter, Meanwhile, the Senate 15, 1972, transcrIpt that said "further conversation following Watergate committee said still needs five sut)ixeenaed unrelated to watergate." "We know, however, that use White House tapes, despite President Nixon'5 release of of the IRS (Internal Revenue edited transcripts of the con- Service') to investigate administration enemies such as versations. At the same time, White (former Democratic party - - ______ DETROIT (AP) - Unrecog. tr life, she did her own out effect. His dizziness, "but. fliZC(l "coffee nerves" could detective work, tracing the terfiles in the stomach," lead you to a psychiatrist and symptoms back to her purchase diarrhea and other complaints - •g-___________________________________________ went away when he cut back ________ months of useless treatment of a fresh-.drip coffee pot. _______ "Because this coffee was 'so from consumption of as rTny with calmown drugs, a psychiatrist said today. much better,' she had begun as 14 cups of coffee daily, inter. Too much caffeine in coffee, consuming an average of 1012 spersed with three or four cola ' .4 -______ ' tea or cola drinks can bring on cups of strong, black coffee per drinks. ,lie had been consuming 1,200 all the symptoms of an anxiety day, more than 1,000 mull•' fflilligran1s of caffeine daily. state, said Dr. John P. Greden grwns of caffeine." "Three cups of coffee, two of Walter Reed Army Medical That's four times the 250 mu- Scott Attacks Vietnam Vet Killed In Jump Tuesday, May 7, 1974-3A The Sanford Herald -S. -- . ___________ . - ." ': .-. : --. - - .-f -" '-' -- - -. . r' -- - - ___________ - __________ ' ' ______________-. -L: ' " . • - _______ ______ " ':;..' - - - - __________ - - . - E ' ' - - - - - ________ . ... - '- ___________ ____________ - -_. - '•': 4 . ' _____________ -: .- . ' . •.* ? _____ -- - 1 ' - '- - '- r ;."?"_________ *.4 . - .• - - - - __ - . ..- - - . -- . - - - . --: _______________________ _______ -. ,;: -- "— -- . - . ,t___f__•-•- - I _______________________________________ _________________ - — •' - k:-. - ___________________ - - - - ________________ • ,• - - - . IA A iCTI -, ii i AMiVI EUR PhOTOGRAPHER lob Allen of Weatherford, Okia., snapped this striking picture of the Statue of Liberty while C1 Ut' jI IL ii . Vai'am 'anin: in Nex \ ork. 1k won several photography awards for this panorama. . stave off a showdown with the said. Watergate special prosecutor The committee said there By The Associated Press said Wallace really has his eye Ten North Carolina Demo- partial home rule. The proover 64 tapeS sought for use In also apprar to be significant An early indication of how on the 1976 presidential race crat.s were seeking the nomni- posed charter would take man(lie Watergate cover-up trial, deletions from the transcript of well incumbents will fare in this rather than go':ernor. nation to Ervin's seat. Leading agement of the city away from a Feb. 28, 1973, conversation. year's elections may be supWallace, in contrast to pre- hopefuls were state Atty. Gen. congressional committees and "The committee does not plied today as two governors vious campaigns, has appealed Robert Morgan, former White turn it over ti an elected city know what material was (IC- and two senators seek directly to the black vote this House lobbyist Henry Hall Wil- government. , leted but does know mat the en- nomination to new terms. itT) QC year. This has neen viewed as son and former Hen. Nick Gabtire tape recording of this conToday is primary day in a an attempt to improve his na- fianakis. vers.ation was given the special number of states. tional image and Wallace has State Rep. William E. Stein ked To prosecutor and the House The incumbents were Govs. stated openly that he might try vens, brother-in.law of Rep. Judiciary Committee by the George C. Wallace of Alabama for the Democratic nomination James T. Broytifll, was favored President without any claim and John J. Gilligan of Ohio, for president in 1976. for the GOP nomination, that parts of the conversation and Sens. Howard fit etzenbaum Others in the Alabama field In Indiana, Democratic Sen. were not related to their in- of Ohio and James B. Allen of included former Gov. James E. Birch hiayh and Richard Lugar, WASHINGTON AP) bier- quiry," the memorandum said. Alabama, all Democrats. FoLsom. Republican mayor of Inbert l. Kalmbach is said to North Carolina votcrs were Alabama's Senate race, dianapolis, were without opf The memorandum also pointhave testified that a dairy coopselecting nominees to cure for Allen, a SWallace ally, was ía- position for nomination for erative leader was asked for e1 out to the court that the sui the seat of Democratic Sen vored over John Taylor to win November's Senate race. confirmation of a $2 million ate conunittee does not have J. E1'Vin Jr., chairman o the I)ernocratic nomination. District of Columbia voters access to evidence dveloped Nixon campaign pledge before the Senate Watergate cornA close race was forecast in were choosing whether to acby the Judiciary Committee, milk prices were raised, and Ohio between Metzenbaum sni] cent a new charter civine them which irnnh. mittee, who is retiring. - is considerine '''1•'.' XIULLW iiiipeacnmnenm invesuga. men' of-- Nixon. In other races, oters were former astronaut John Glenn, A tors want to know more about In another chamber in the nominating candidates for 52 main issue was financial disit. House seats, most of their state closure, with each claiming he Informed sources say Kid- same courthouse Monday, U.S. legislatures and various other has revealed his worth and dLsmbach swore he took part in a District Judge John J. Sirica state officials, closed back taxes. midnight meeting in 1971 in delayed proceedings in a subWhile there have been only 1etzenbaum beat Glenn Ic. which', a dairy-farmer coopera- poena Fight between the White two primaries so far this year, the 1970 primary, but lost in the tire leader was told that the House and Watergate Special today's will introduce six weeks general election to Republican administration was going to Prosecutor Leon Jaworski over of balloting in which 20 states Robert A. Taft Jr. He was raise milk price supports, and tapes and documents covering will choose nominees the Senate by Got' for the named to iwesidential conversations. Nov. 5 mid-term elections. that the While House wanted (lilligan when Republican inconfirmation of a promise of $2 Monday had been the deadMany observers have pre- cumbent William B. Saxbe be. million in donations to the Nix- line for the prosecutor and law- dicted that the Watergate s.an- came attorney general. on campaign. yers for seven cover-up defend- dal will hurt incumbents in this Gilligan had only token oppoKalmbach told the story tin- ants to answer a White House year's voting. sition in his bid for renomina(icr oath to two investigators for motion that the subpoena be Wallace, seeking an unprece- tion. Former Gov. James the Senate Watergate Corn. quashed. Sirica put off the filing dented third term, was heavily Rhodes, attempting a comemittee, Alan Weitz and David deadline until Friday and reset favored beat four opponents. back, was opposed by state Dorsen, and the committee a hearing from Wednesday His most active Foe, state Sen. Rep. Charles Fry for the GOP passed the information along to until next Monday. Gene McLain of Huntsville, has nomination. house impeachment probers, the sources said White house has denied that the promise of (latry farm. ers' money influenced Presi. (lent Nixon's decision to raise prices, although it says Nixon was aware of the $2 million --ptomlse; Iiicli i5iiiiiile in 1111 1970. F\fNlN(; R.V!'F It says Nixon was swayed by , 'tm,i,, political considerations, In.! U t cluding pressure from Democrats in Congress who wanted jwicesup. Nixon ordered ii price in• ow crease March 23, 1971, the : :\ White House says. The public V l .\ IF announcement was made two .ini ,, i i days later, making the increase Sm official. i On the eve of the public an• nouncement, eround midnight Ka L Al ilk Funds - -, to -- -___________ Try long distance when you're feeling lowe - . -...• ___________________________________________________________________________________ ________________ " '. ''' A Vietnam veteran has leaped to his MIAMI API death from an 18-story building, the second patient in the last seven weeks to leave Miami's Veterans Administration Hospital and commit suicide from the nearby building. "I guess its convenient," a police officer said of the building after the death of Edward Murray, 23, Monday. 1ktors said Murray, tto was being treated for psvctiiatric problems, was Joking with hospital employes inimites before tie left lie jumped from the neighboring building's roof. -- took part in a meeting in his room in the Madison Hotel, after a "Salute to the President" lund-raising dinner attended by dozens of dairy cop officials, according to (tie act't*timit. At the time, Kalrnbach was President Nixon's personal lawyer and his chief fundraiser. i / Local rie'. s coveraçjt.', tie4'. ipartments, homes, duplexes, acreage, investments, transactions, cardeninq and clecoratinq ideas and much much s" n u 'me i* l 'nthnet,. ilii-c:.iIl;:i.ie, the i.IIC\ i'u ''c eti-Iit'naste'alls: 'Jk'tter,Iut'oktak'c,ilkeo'4 CcIi le'. Sohcn'ttu tt.ista tug ds%lant' etll It) m.,ke. Ii 'r a t'aip -ami, tsr hen tsi rt tcelin k check 'iir h t s. Ihe 'a- I 'tn 11' ci let- I i to tip.. ' Examine the fliarketptace resentec in Lifestyles, Feel secure-Learn all about real Estate arid "find your way" into home investments - (iI!L' IllI11fI i!irt'aI Published Daily and Sunday. except Saturday and Chrlsmas Day by The Sanford Herald, 300 N French Ave. Sanford Fla 37771. Second Class Postage Paid SaM Mr.& Mrs. Fred Saucx-s lO! Satsummi I)rIe uuLoadisg at Sanford, Florida 32771. 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()Southern BeH To Belier Living �4A—The Sanford Herald Tuesday, May 7 1974 ____1_____"" Editorial .4 V ~V_ He y Girls , 05G9 1~fs f .I. High Court it# 4- 1% Is Sis ter At H ki! Li Ducks - - Issue "' 1.11" . . ... "F ''.' ' 11 -. -' '• I'll I-' . I44 1 1. -11 ,.-- ~- 1 -. ..' _:__ -- .- - - '" TF ____ me ? o __ OnFBI'gateProbe fl4 44d FItS7nCi •I WASHINGTON—Th e Central Intelligence Agency switched When Sally Forth, today's files on th e FBI, we have now learned, In a deliberate attempt to liberated Ms., ventures t make her way th the jungle of mead the Gen who were investigating the Watergate break. :r alomated business or The agents had discovered from the grand Jury teslniony career world, It's forgotten that that Mrs. James McCord, wife of the Waterbugger, had b(1ed someone has to come fll() home to clean the house, watch some of her husband's papers teT he WU arrested inside the ' the kids, do the laundry or Watergate on June 17. 1972. According to the testimony, someone named Penninglon, who maybe cook. had served with McCord In the CIA, had been present at the The fact is that today s liberated woman often depends burning. ~ This led a routine FBI request for a CIA file on Pennington, upon another group of women ,t - the domestic or private which threw CIA officials into a panic. For Lee Pennington, a CIA consultant, not only had been present but had participated in the household employes to burning. A faithful CIA man, he had reported the incident to his .1 ~~`._%X .1 - I ~ Ro- - - f__ . :._,. - 1 - I J — indeed,thkeforgranted_fn their own work." -' Impeachment Box Score Now Stands A - Re-introducing Elite To Reality - - - - - BERRI'S WORLD - -- DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau Iir _____ IF::;. 4'i41)%5 AflIP j __ (p 16 [,4 \ ~ /11 \ k it'tL I1vb,$her V I/ Allf L" F llltill )OON FRENCHAVE. SANFORD. 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X I i IR - N *-~. jj' i \ .. i I- .1 I MIAMI (All) — Alma has I -_ -kii-Altiz . - __~ -. -- r .- i "The further you get away ter, Ivy, Justine, Kathy, lAnda, Names of distinctive storms Instead, "Project Storrnlittle chance of making the his- from the last one, the clos, and Debbie are fury" ,)ve its tory books as a killer, and will get to the next one," Frank xanne, Sabrina , Thelma, Viola, retired perirnental seeding to the have to settle for a ;3 _ E. , 11 - _Z 1A will in '-L being known said. Rut there's no way to tell and Wilma. RiclIk. — . .11 .~ as (lie first storin of the 1974 tWs far in advance how much I Storms are given names Debbie was the first storm ". lfi.;~_A;a z. ; :~ ., I L .. "We've only had a few storms : i.9 6I~ hurricane season. .;, activity we'll have this year." when they reach tropical status scientistss tried to Lime by IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII dit A 19 i!_ilai seed- they've been able to sft-d lit:re." Alma leads off a list of 21 fe. However, Frank pointed to with winds of 39 miles per hour, ing with silver iodide crystals Frank said. "SO plans call for male names selected Monday miqt1 I i 1 two possible tr ends in huffi- and are upgraded to hurricanes but this year Frank said no working on t yp hoons in th e HE as af ! ~ r the roster for this year's tro- canes During the last two Ra. when winds reach 74 miles per storms will be seeded, in the At- Pacific w1wre they'll have more I pical storms. 11 Lantic. opportunity to do £eedin." sons.he said, storms have been hour. "In a typical year, Alma will fewer and J!fl Patteoni iHcrad PhOTO occur in June, and that's too while the '5 less Intense. And were character;. early to be bad," said Neil ized by storms moving up the 1, LIONS SUPPORT LEADER DOG PROGRAM Frank, head of the National Atlantic Coast, storms of the Hurricane Center here. L OYD HARRISON (1) of Leader Dogs For The Blind school, 9 '60s and early '70s have mainly ~ * Based on patterns for the past Rochester, Mich,, accepts $50 check from Casselberry Lions Club first moved up the Gulf of Mexico, he 100 years, there are eight to 10 vice-president Jim Campbell. Wilber Kinlay(r of Longwood, is added. ( i fl IflQ name storms each season, graduate of school, founded in 1939 by a group of Michigan Lions to The hurricane season ofFrank said, with two or thr ee train leader (logs and provide them free to blind persons. 1'AILAII1\SSEE, Fin. (Al', [ui- Th pvr Lent of th e costs 01 hitting land somewhere in the Ircially starts June 1 and ends L areas for future industry, November 30 but most of the United States. Florida cities and counties growth studies with local and recreation, and housing. No major storm has struck giant storms strike in the heart will be required to formulate county governments paying the Ray Sittig, director of the co mprehensive plans for fut ure balance. the U.S. since 1969 when Ilurri- of the season—August, Se Florida League of Cities, said growth under a bill approved by cane Camille smashed into the (ember or early October. "This is probably the major his organization had major resthe house A ppropriations Mississippi Gulf Coast With "We're already keeping our Committee. decision that will come out of ervations about the measure. winds of nearly 200 miles j eyes cocked," he said. "It's not "We are concerned with the The measure, which carries a the Appropriations Committee hour and killed more than 300 impossible to have a name million price tag, would this session," said chairman restrictions on growth. the Wit$50 people. storm in May." ar shall Harris, Miami, foling allowed to accomplish all force every county and munici- M Agnes of 1972 was not a killer lowing passage Monday. th e planning and Just whe ther hurricane but fused with a conAfter Alma, the other names pality in the state to draw up "Ttiese programs commit the the whole thing is adininisventional northern storm to announced by the hurricane growth plans within five years. state to s TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) dorninantly black school by However, FAMU President I ,I pending $18 to $20 mu- tratively feasible," he said. Supporters hail the bill as a -i produce mass flooding which center are Becky, Carmen, Dol--The chairman of the Board of .June I or face the loss of more Benjamin Perry said the board landmark act and say it is lion a year to do the job necesThe committee approved the claimed 117 lives. ly, Ela ine, Fifi, Gertrude, lies-liegeaLs says a proposal to than $70 million in federal should upgrade FAMU rather measure, (Hh328M, . needed to halt sprawling, tin- sary." 17 and move Florida A&M University funds, than move it. I: planned growth. The growth plan would have also voted for to companion as Zi IA to II.'pt fpIir,I !acna pieces or legislation. -" Criser sakl the existence of The funding formula would to include guidelines to insure regation guidelines should be Florida State University in have the state pick up the tab orderly growth and an outline of A natural resource inventor,' given serious consideration. Tallahassee severely hindered bill, 11133633, would require the "Merely pumping more man- efforts to attraet whites to state planning division to con- ey into A&M will not solve the FAMU. duct a study of all natural re- problem of attracting more z,sources in Florida. . whites to the school as long as it One possible solution calls for F~l Another bill, 11133654, would is located in Tallahassee," moving FAMU to a large metcreate a Florida Resources Marshall Criser of PaintBeaci ropohtaii area such as Jackson. vile or Miami and merging it System Institute at the said Monday. i University of Florida to aid in The Regents face an order with an existing state school. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) collective barga i ning development and interpretation fr"mi the U.S. Department of Criser told the Regents that - A Senate committee today guidelines for public employes of various land use plans and to Health, Education and Welfare tie was calling a special board unanimously approved a pro- and its own version of a growth study the Impact of growth to submit an acceptable deseg- meeting for Ma 27 to consider posed constitutional amend- policy at an afternoon meeting. upon the state. regation plan for the pres!" 1lTLtII,flc ment to expand the Judicial Qualifications Commission's power to investigate alleged misconduct of Judges. The Judiciary Committee approved by a 7-0 vote the con. By The Associated Press Drug rehabilitation - Allows stitutlonal amendment resoluMonday, May 6, 1974 circuit court to involuntarily tion, S-SJ11730, gave it top priThe House commit dnig addicts to treatTALLAHASSEE. Fin. APt nierribers were running for lInt)' and sent it to the Sen&te Bills passed: ment centers with certification The Florida Senate has killed higher offices, Scarborough floor. Regulation Pros Ides uni. 4 two health officials and rein- an attempt to repeal a state law said, Commission chairman Richform procedures for handling tives or sheriff, SillS Saunders. which requires public officials lie said the 12 senators inEarle of St. Petersburg told complaints received by the Dc- To H [louse. to resign fro moffice if they run eluded Reubin Askew, now g ivthe panel the main purpose of partment of Professional and the National Guard - Allows for a higher post. ernor, and several present conthe amendment was to permit Occupational Regulation. SB212 members of national guard to On a 2314 vote Monday, the gressinen who felt they had to the commission to Investigate Wilson. To Senate. obtain special license plates at Senate rejected the bill by support the bill. alleged misconduct of judges Education - Ends tenure for no additional fee. 11132643 Hair. Judiciary Chairman Dan "What happened was 12 before they assumed office or in school principals. 11B157 MacK- To governor. S'arborough, 1)-Jacksonville, members were placed in the prior terms which reflects on Vocational schools - Estab- to repeal the law which he said untenable position of voting for their fitness to hold office now. ay. To Senate. Gasoline Allows sell-serv- lished a state board of mdc- keeps qualified young people something they didn't believe Chief Justice James Adkins Ice stations in Florida. 11B2407 pendent post-secondary voca- from getting ahead in politics, in," Scarborough said. said the court also supports the Wilson. To Senate. tional, technical and business But Sen. William Giliespie, But Senate President Pro proposal. Mobile homes — Expands schools. S1356 Poston. To House. DNew Smyrna Beach, opposed Tern Louis de la Parte, 1)-TamThe proposed amendment al. state inspection of mobile home Citrus Allows formation, the repeal, calling it "having pa, who has already announced lows the commission to inconstruction and provides war- administration and en- your cake and eating it too." he will not run For re-election or vestigate back to Nov. 1, 1966 ranty protection for at least one lorcement of a frozen conThe when it was created The current law requires an a higher office, said the law was year on new home purchases. centrated orange juice pool by official to resign if the needed to keep incumbents The amendment would give 11133499 Libertore. To Senate, Florida Citrus Commission, term of office would overlap the from using their office as a the commission power to write Wrraflties —Create -S11t66-Agriculture ToHouse — new -prtnbtrrd-to--a-higher-of lice. its own rules - with veto power meveral categories of limited Savings and baa associations The law as sponsored in 1970 The law is needed because by the legislature and the warranties on sale ofuse'jcars. — Tograntadditionilpowersto by then house Republican "that way we know if a person Supreme Court. 1. 1113lTh8 Forbes. To Senate. state savings and loan asso- Leader I,n Reed of Boca Raton wants to elevate himself he Demands for change from the ,Mobile homes - Requires ciations to make them corn- and became known as the "Don really ntear.s it and he'll do it at commssion i were sparked b) a that rights of a mobile l,ome petitive with federally char- Iteed torture act." It was up- his own expense and not at the Supreme Count opinion orpark tenant be spelled out in the (ered associations. 11113915 Anproved by a Senate in which 12 public's expense." (leringahalttoununvestigation lease. CS-H112288 and 3001 drews. To governor. nf hril rt' nIIn ,*tsn. i ,,n....i d ""J "b91 v g&a "bu 414% Whitson. To Senate, Insurance - Authorizes in. Dade County Circuit Judge .1 Credit - Allows slander and surers to invest in student loans Jack Turner, libel claims in the event credit guaranteed as to principal by The court said that the corncompanies deliberately or neg- the Y.S. (;ovemnniniect. 1111611 mission was only an arm of the ligently report false infonm.a- Insurance Committee. To gov'I Supreme Court and that it could (Ion that damages a person. ('5- errior. not investigate conduct of 11112830 Dubbin To Senate. Superintendents - Allows Judges In prior terms. The Senate school district superintendent The Judiciary Committee deBills passed: to have his office anywhere in ferred action on a bill that Coastal Mapping - Requires the district. 11131174 Tillman. To would allow the state to mail It Natural Resources Department governor. pamphlet with pictures and to map entire Florida coastline. The Goernor qualifications of all candidates 1111032 Fulford. To governor. Took no action on legislation, for statewide office after Iroced ural objections '.rc raised. "It's a new concept that's worth being explored by this mini legislature," Myers, the bill's sponsor, told the panel. But Myers, sensing a mood to vote the bill down, asked for deferral to work out amend••. merits making the measure more acceptable to committee members. The full Senate was scheduled Reg, .5a.5 to take up the issues of -/ ______ - - Hem, DeIiv!ry. All _______ __________ - 57Ofl?h,5Mf$I43Q,I7 i 40. 9 -___ - c in the 1960s, ad. mlntrators are able to meet rising costs In the l970s. 1114 Relocating A&M Campus -'.-.' -- Senate Rejects Repeal Tal l ahas Tally see 1 J of Resign-To-Run Law - - - - - - - _________ nr1;'tTii : Greens tteet" THIS . 39,95 1190`90 !tuazl 133 S. 1061NION 'a ro - Probe Power Expans on " 101"S kO8P in Mind tha( white suits are alithe rago _____ '"" Panel /4ppro yes Ju IC!a - L onsider Regents To ,', uao Thanks to be revolt against Ottwr Mail: - PERSONAL ELECTRONIC CALCULATOR I ni 10 i "irrelevant" studies on the oa House Panel OK's State Fundin C ty, Growth - REMINGTON 663 - - I with floating doclrnel / Second Ctat Poitag, Paid at AnfQd. Flor4a 77I / .7 _____ -_ - __ I -_ ~_ .: . - Our sources say it was no accident that the CIA furnished the deny their household employes FBI with the wrong file. They claliTs It was deliberate obs tru ction benefits they themselves expect of justice. . N1RY/7/45SO -t - _,;I~ ____ 77 =__ - - ___ TALIAl1ASSEE, Fla. (AP; prices. The legislatw .e has been f)eparliient as a better water to develop a county-owned and The first step in the state's $40 — The Cabinet today considers asked to provide an additional area than t operated Big Cypress, million share in the Iederalstate water system. the purchase of 4,760 acres of million, which would make Green Swamps and purchase of the preserve was Volusia County wt1ands de. the total cost Duden said it was a vital Wa$30 million. Fakahatchee Strand. approved by the Cabinet in ribed as vital to th e area's The ter recharge area, particularly March. General Services water supply. "This is better because it is in supplying area well fields. Department presented a The Cabinet gave the g flw Cabinet aLso is being proposal to increase more confined...it serves an ie Cabinet last month a ahead to buy 130,000acresin the asked to approve a contract to tract with Florida Steel Corp. of area almost in dire need of Waproved the $4.4 million pur- swamp. That is expected to cost restore the top three stories to Jacksonville by $145,000 to ter," Duden said. chase of 24,568 acres of the $15 million to $20 million. The the new Capitol, which would provide structural steel for the The proposal calls for pay- Fakahatchee Strand In Collier Green Swamp In Central make it a 21-story structure, additional Floors. ment of $2.7 million from envi- County which is part of the buf- Florida is being considered as The building now under con. The Volusia County wetlands ronmentally endangered land fer zone around the proposed an area of critical concern struction had been cut to 18 weredescribed.rlondsy by D(1 bond.s for purchase of the area 560,000-acre Big Cypress fresh- where the state an impose stores because of escalating Puden of the Natural liesources as part of a Volusia County plan water prese strict developme FWU- N 1111111111;111!111111 i1 .i Alma, Becky Head '74 Hurricane Name List The FBI qulcy recognized that Cedl Pennington had nothing whatsoever to do with Watergate. Still suspicious, ale The Truth, the Hole Truth. Although household workers agents are now covered by the new sour asked once more for clarification. But again, say our ces, the CIA dnded. ge of $2 INVESTIGATION SQUELCHED: Distinguished old Sen. an hour, less than one-third of JohnStenn(s, D-Miss.. the Pentagon'aforemost Senate champion, them work full time; many intervened to kill an tnve,iligatlon of Deputy Defense Secretary statutory work for aminimum different employer William Clements. every da y; they have no paid Souces privy to th e incident say Cements privately asked sick time or holidays; are S t ennis to Intervene. unemployed w hen their emClements had come under fire from the Senate Commerce ployer leaves town for any 70-30 Commtfre for a possible conflict of in terest. He ow ns stock reason, and although legally valued at $100 million In SED,a llu drilig firm. Yet he The Herald Services are articles of impeachment, with probably disposed to follow tha t has presided at the Pentagon over policyrnaking decision,l with eliminated from social security regard to the Alaskan Naval Petroleum Rese. the charges centering on ob. line. One urce would rate all benefits. the taw permits discrimi na tion the Supreme Court, as Justice nose-counting of His company is a bidder on the pipeline, which would be the 100 U.S. sction of justice through these 12 truly as "undecided" against t he majorities until the Brennan says, we believe, senators on a possible imThe end result, says Dr. likely outlet for l attempted coverup should the rich Alaskan reserve be opened. of today. minorities catch up. The prin- because if there is anyt hi ng that peachment vote has begun with McLaughlin, is that the Cements has urged that It Watergate, buttressed perhaps be thrown open to commcrclal ills reasoning is that, in a big movement of one group of cipal tool for those practicing the nation has learned in recent respect to President Nixon. It by de velopment, gross misuse of campaign sweep founded on Lompeffing "reverse disaimina Lion," is years it is that no form of does not bode well for him. women up the economic ladder Stennis asked Senate commerce Chairman Warren monies. House evidence, the 12 would entails the economic ex. the quota system which discrimination is benign, The reporter should emMagnuson, D-Wash., to halt the investigation of Clements If the evidence as developed wind up voting against Mr. ploitation of another group of claiming Jurisdiction for his o established fixed percentage5 regardless of whom it causes to phasize at the outset that, with in House proceedings seems Nixon and that ever. Senate Armed Services Corn. for hiring or for matriculating suffer, mittee. Out of Senate courtesy, Msgiluson called off the I the exception of a few senators heavily riveted, the count 18 rigid hold-out might break. In fairness to the career vestigation who by one means or another against the President in the and turned it over to Stennis. How the calculations were women, she suggests that their Stennis' office ackno-:- ledged that the old man had have openly telegraphed what Senate might go higher than asked : arrived at: lack of concern for their sisters Magnuson they will probably do, any early indicated, leaving only a to give up the Cnts case. After speaking with One underlying assumption is is because their freedom is such Stennis, however, a spokesman said he counting ibes not constitute a mxlest-sized duster of could neither onfo nor rigid that, no matter what they say a new development that they deny that the senator had intervened poll In the normally understood supporters standing against the publicly, at Clements' request. "He many more haven't gotten used to thinking talks with Clements all the sense. Most senators simply verdict. time," said the spokesman, . Democrats than Republicans of themselves as employers _a aren't talking for Ow After our inquiries, Stennis hastily put out a statement : record, or On the other hand, should the will be voting with a strong role that until quite recently claiming he had Investigated the alleged Clements confUct and privately, evidence behind a House pro- strain of partisanship. This will With exactly 67 Senate votes impeachment decision was usually reserved for mak& had found Cements innocent. Stennis noted that Clements had appear include THE HERALD SERVICES some southern igits and privileges. The press required for Until they do, says Dr. removed himself from any an impeachment to all for varying decision-making regarding the oil STOCKHOLM (LENS) freedom act gives the public the verdict removing Intnoaatr, even though the McLaughlin, "they may not reserves, the President terpretations, Senate support Pr During the 1960s. when tabloid right to see all official esident clearly retains even realize (list n treating In an earlier column, however, we printed from office, I can, today, see a for Mr. memos which journalism boomed, it became documents except diplomatic vote running Nixon's removal could conslder*ble backingIn the their household help in such a revealed Cements was still involved in at least 70 to 30 fall away to a level just a little South. oil decisions after he clear that the Swedish press and defense ones, forbids against him, cavalier manner they are supposedly had removed htrrse1f. below that needed. council was not effectively censorship, and protects the With 58 Senate Democrats, depriving other women of the i arrived at this rough count Footnote: Meanwhile, confidential Treasury Department Whereas a month or two ago, even leaving out a few, obdiscouraging improper prac- secrecy of Journalists' same benefits that they are documents reveal th at the President's sources, by going car!ully over the that level was being cabinet-level Emergency placed by viously gives you a strong base tices. Self-discipline was The trend to concentration Se nate roster fighting so hard to obtain for Energy Action Group wants to open the in consultation so Arctic National Wildlife me close Senate analysts at a for the needed 67 impeachment tightened up. has been as strong in the press with people who know many, themselves." Refuge "to commercial ail development.,, if top of 60, it is figured today at verdict. Certain well-tagged In i% the council itself was as in other sectors of This refuge, which happens to be located next to th the not all, of the diverse factors 64.—only threeshort of removal, e oil-rich reformed so that half its Swedish economy. Between that wi liberal Republicans, some Alaskan Naval Petroleum Reserve, shelter, acme ll affect the final of the world's members came from outside 1950 and 1972, Another six sealorsare judged highly vocal against Mr. Nixon, dailies died, one o the fronUers ese 100 men will to be likely rarestanInalson , th J yl,n the world of the media; it was and many areas have been left ha leaners against the must be added to the base. The science of holography The energy group's recommendation, ve to make. President, presented, In a memo hence the empowered to fme offending with only one local paper. Auth aefactorsare vltal,yet may meantfor theeyes onlyof jry Secretary makes thing of c,( (lie past To categorize the senators calculation of 7Oto 30. . William Simon and papers; and the P0 was apthey are being underplayed by such episodes as the tism, Last year's portents included energy czar John with any clarity at all requires. Sawbill, Illustrates the Administration's But that total of 30 inclu des some analysts who see the Pointed - not by the press alone the death of Gothenburg's of by an apparently deranged man determination to override any environmental concern that stands course, an assumption that possibly no more than 18 but by a committee of three venerable Handeistidning; the th President still holding a "safe" on Michelangelo 's Pieta, or he in the way of energy production. e House this summer will vote senators whose opposition to consisting of the Parliamentary abandoning of an attempt to margin of votes blocking his A battle Is now raging In Congress over more recent attempt by a with reasonable decisiveness impeachment looks th e issue, with Sen. pretty stout ren:ovd. CrnDudsman and the presidents launch a Social Democratic woman in Tokyo to spray paint Mlai Stevenson, 1)-ill., and Rep. John Moss, 1)-Calif., leading the of the bar association and the morning paper in Stockholm, fight to protect the public interest on Alaska', lucrative on the Mona Lisa, which north national press club, which has not had one since Im from the Louvre. slope. The P0 himself Is not a 1966; and the further expansion A group of researchers WASHINGTON WHIRL: The acquittal of former Atty. Gen. journalist but a former judge, of the big Bonnier group, whose working toward the day when John Mitchell and Conimerce Secretary Maurice Stans caud Lemmart Groll. Unlike the other newspapers include Dagens holographic slides Strips rumblings Inside the special prosecutor,' office. Although this By RAY COMPLEY Mao, nevertheless, was known before, ombudsmen, he has no Nyheter. Sweden's foremost of valuable art objects or rare wasn't their case, they are concerned about the The Herald Services convinced that the educated too psychological : statutory authority; but daily. Anxiety about loss of None of this downgrades the effect it will have on future Waterga , ltw-al artifacts will be te cases. They often build their theories on thin are paraggrieved citizens evidently diversi ty in the press has led to importance of learning, every school or publi c library. Ucularly nervous Over the case against those Almost three decades ago, at air and need to be brought down Without who burglarized the think it Is more worthwhile now some notable actions, scholarship, research offices of Daniel Ellsberg's psychIatrist, They the height of the war with to reality. In this, Mao are is trying this in as a to pursue complain ts about and development and all that When a holograph is civil rights case rath er th,s';, a burglary Since 1965 each political party Japan , Wu Haiu-chuan, then aireemnent with a good many . Some of the Watergat unethical or sloppy journalism, has rece.ved a subsidy, chief these terms imply, this na tion projected using a special lawyers fear this Is strething a of intelligence for all the legal point,,. conservatives in the United and the world would come projector, the represented Before 1969 the council proportionate to its seats The Amelcan Electric Power in Chinese Communist armies, System, w hich once urged States and with such American a cropper. Learning requires no object is seen if lifelike three takeovers of consumer.owned Compani received only about 60 corn- parliament, which it Can use to begged out of an important intellectuals as Secretary of apologist, despite through subversion of p1ainti a year; now Groli is sustain its newspapers. Since conference. the anti-In- dimensions, One can ever' city councils, Is on th He said he had e [rink of gobbling up Fort Wayne's to Defense getting more than 400 a year 1969 a state fund has made James Schlesinger. A tellectualsim o popular today. "walk around it." If it Is an an municipal utility. There, th spend the day working as a friend in the government with e giant firm has promised glistening But what we must have - and object, the view presented to downtown buildings from the public, and he also loans to help the weaker us Carrot to city Votors. Actually, theiOse laborer moving rocks by hand two doctoral degrees and other what we must find - is way initiates about 20 cases a year newspapers to face the on to the viewer Is exactly Like that of deal probably will mean hike! In the a local airstrip the Corn- scholarly ' Indiana ci ty's low rates, achievements to his somehow better rela te learning the original in its display case. particularly himself. He finds about a challenge of stronger for low-Income elderly Ones' munists were building. There credit regularly consults for and Wicks, to reality. Perhaps the method quarter of the complaints oh. ability to finance new technical was no ur All of which somehow brings gency in the project. hours on end with a local union of the physical viously unjustified, and facilities. Since 1971 a subsidy It sciences is a to mind the story of the ax used — was just that Wu, like all man who came up from the logical approach. No physical aioses of many others by has been paid to the behead King Charles 1. newspaper other officials high and low at bottom the hard way, gettIn.' newspapers to put 11th a with the second largest cit. the time, working theory, however, enticing, is Sometime in the was required by Mao with his hands. My intellectual accepted as true until 18th century, correcti or a statement by the culatlon in each physical the ax blade was lostThen and area, while a Tse-tung edict to put in so many friend says his union friend experiments are developed and another one substituted. complaii.ant. , tax on advertising revenue has hours a month on labor at makes more sense then anyone the theory tested independently along about the 19th centruy, In 1972 he (ought about 80 penalized the more successful prescribed times. else he knows and that he Is in try others and found to match the handle cases were worth referring to papers. In the years since Mao came close grips with reality, was broken and a what their Laboratory work new the council, which in most of The Social Democrats' en- to one was made. power, he has persisted in Now comes a college these cases censured and fined thuslasm for "maintaining the sending intellectuals to the president who took a year's shows, It can be argued that inthe offending paper. Fines Visitors to the Tower of start free formation of opinion" may countryside to work with and to sabbatical and worked as a tellectual approaches to modestly at $0, but rise with be largely explained by the fact le London were still told that they arn from the farmers despite laborer on a sewer pipe-laying domestic government, defense, were looking at the repeated offenses (one that many of their OWfl local ax that storti (it criticism (rumli the job in Atlanta, a a garbage economics, national and in- beheaded King Charles I. SIOCIthOIJU paper has already papers have come close to country folk, who resented man in Dryden, Md., and as a ternational politics and welfare paid $7,500 in one year ), and all extinction, but the outstanding In other words, even if you've these people with their superior sandwich and salad man in do not le nd themselves easily to seen an utterly realistic, abnewspapers are pledged to beneficiary from the subsidies airs, their disdain for hard Boston. He says he gained in physical publish the council's censures to "runners-up" has experiments. Possibly soluttly Identical replica of the been manual work and their lack of knowledge, in perspective and not; but more certainly could Pieta, ha of them. ve you really seen the Stockholm's conservative practical knowledge. in respect for men he had not be done. The press itself enjoys many Svencka Daghindet P'teth' - • The fact aLso is, points out Dr. superiors. Pennington later testified that be had driven to the McCord Doris McLaughlin, assistant I ch scientist with the home, as a friend of the family not as a CIA informant, itfter the resear University of Michigan and Watergate arrest. Pennington found Mrs. McCord burning papers _. although he insisted nothing sensitive was fed to the Wayne State University, these and joined In, such as Camille private household employes are flames. 11 The last thing the CIA wanted was to be linked to t .~ protected workers in the Iabor Watergate incident. So the CIA sent the FBI 11 file on Cvcil Pen. a L nington instead of Lee Pennington. By a coincidence, Cecil P 5A ) force. ng Penni ngton once had also been associated (1 with McCord in the "More often than not," she -: Government Involved With Swedish Press il Ca bi n et Conside rs 4,760 Acre 1 Volusia Wetlands Purchase __ TheSanfordFeraId —_ ,1 _ . ~~~ - ~,hatever guise, cannot be - -- - , " The quota system, by any reconciled with the American other name, has stimulated a faith.' Powerful words them, lively n9tional dialogue—one words hammered into The w hich reached consciences of Americans by Court when it declined to the years of injustices to review either the Negroes and other minorities. Massachusetts or the De Funis The act has since put se In shod, e majority of United Sta tes well on the road the court ducked the issue. toward a society that is founded on equity and fairness, one that However, we believe that the minori:y opinion of Justice g ua rantees all men an equal chance to succeed However, William J. Brennan will be prophetic. "Few constitutional like 11 such sweeping taws it questions in recent history have occasionally has Its problems. st red as ir much debate," Mr. It is be co ming apparent that B nnan re sa id, "and they w111 one such problem again is not disappear. They loom ing, a problem that may must...ultimately (teturn) La well be a watershed in the evolution of civil rights. The this . Files CIA Switched By DON OAKLEY The HeraW Services Whether the problem It at- in college—weighted heavily in tacks is in education, em- favor of the minorities. One ployrnent, accommodations or aspect of the practice is the s voti ng, the CMI Rights Act of called Philadelphia plan which 1964 is a clear and corn- establishes quotas in labor. prehensive document. It forbids Another is many of the so-called discrimination on the basis of "affirmative action" plans now race, color, religion or na tional prevalent in our society. origin if such segregation is Reverse discrimination was supported by law or official visible, we believe, in action. Massachusetts where a conThe act was a milestone in tractor on a state project had to American history, the first guarantee that one-fifth of the comprehensive civil rights law manpower expended had to be in the United States since the performed by minorities. Reconstruction legislation after Perhaps the most dramatic the Civil War. Supporting that example, however, was the legislation a decade ago then case of the University of President Lyndon Johnson said Washington student, Marco De that its goal was "the Funis, who initially was denied development of a society in admission to the law school hicIi the color of a man's skin despite his high qualifications is as irrelevant as the color of in order to admit less-quilified 16 1 Jack Anderson , O$LANDC, 11,0410A r �- vwll __________ 6k-The Sanford Herald Tuesday, May !!! I By OSWAL I) & JAMES JACOBY Bridge w in At ng Dear Abby -- It is a matter somethi tailed restricted choice Sup. -I V8 ¶ 4 1 PicksbaUp Odd Things u z ._ --- C 111411 or cole"s ynbovilio-lot. Y. — - "-I---- '_ - atters that I . Ilotse to simplify tit, T .1472 South knows no d v- if West holits both the ace and Jack, but it matters if West holds just one of them. V AK65 "M 11W. Inc. ~ -- III If West holds just not. t 16 K Q.1 4 4 1)EAIt ABI3Y: To begin with, ihumbhas oser the short stubby twice as likely to be holding the Ins husband has always been a thumb sould be In hitchhiking ace S the jack. big liar LiM summer I found a 4 ' 2 llie reason is that ft t h II patrol fllon panties under the 1)FA1I ABBY M) problem is Itoth sulmrahk king jack he soul surely seat ill his pickup truck, and my neighbor who lives directly u esi N orIh ' If he 1Cm ace-king OS I.ai Ea when I asked him where they above me in an elegant here expert East came from and what they were townhouse apartment building iI'a \I i' i' Id be ted to play the doing there he said thes were on the upper east side of II'a lu h probably mine and Ile was using ManNattan. ll)pvning lead -12 luilf the time, Thus when lie them for car rags. I told him I Pus gentleman lives alone, — played tile king lie w,as twice as didn I tear that kind and they and gets up every morning of k In an all-le xpert game South likel lobe l'ftswit h the didn't make very good car rags his life at 5 a.m. This includes wl sould ,o down at this threeh tile and I gate him something else Christmas 'ses Years to use. and Sundays. lie makes not hesitation in plait , . I ____T_ ~_ - . - rw;~ F~ .. - - r .. - _____._ _ ___ __. I - L - _;- -_ _ - 3 _________________________ - R~-.~.—.--~, ~ - w- - ~- fl %_ z - sterda when I tame across knots exactly what he does but .,nother pair of panties in the it sounds like lie's exercising, lot.. compartment of his rolling on the floor or jogging in t ~ _ ~ ~_ - - --___-!l11l!l11111llM1 io W - - ____ w--.- ----,- - ~ -I , East -' would win the first trick th the ate or the king of I- tit- hidding has been North 7 l'si South I spot. Expert South would play I la, in intl Its. defense tibtl Y . . l . cull' ti tile 26 I%v,% sure they weren't mine because bedroom, which is over "line. thIs r Ii 'I 'irs '.(I IS (II I d it liii ti lx 0111 f btd I t be until 7 a.m. and t irritates me lie Whal dt- vou (to now" to be awakened two hours early of spades that desperate for car rags. An ordinary player sitting Thisk iouh oni' Either (our VhaL do >OU suppose is going every da> Once I am assake, i South might well rise with the %Pade% or three noirump ka reaon? I hope you print this cariml, go back to sleep. %onabir bid Or %ou might III a queerl and make his contr, because I'd like that hussy my verything. I infaII bid of three diamond% or husband has been fooling vited him here for Christmas he might have no problem to three club% around with to knots she forgot party, and then gently took turn start ssith An ordinary Cast im ISTlU\ .i hI( itir, n. rump to pick up "Wednesday." aside and told him that his earl) miiight w ll cash the ate and ~o pirtner bids litui hearix NOT FOOLED IN STAUN'TON, rising morining noises bothet ed king of hearts immediately. Will. should the expert South What 41,1 %ltu (ill 11-t, ` VA. ine. lie said all he does is "get platy the 10 and not the queen? OU . - . _* * - - . -J _ N,.' -,-. Z 1.. ,~i .,-'. , .__ - 1:11 _~::. -z Z._7 4_~ . 'L'- ,11 _ ~ ____ ~ ---, . `3 3 ________ . . . ' __ - -, - II__ _ : -___-_--_-__-_ .__ ~_ - __ - -------., I . - ,--:_ - --I-- -_ - - .' ',.'- 4 _., : ,I- -_ -, - ... I_ _______________ ____ . 11 In his pickup, he should tell his lite. I talked to my landlady and I ndstcpkk after them Th t ______________________ - Pir 1. P0 LLY'S 'Its nbd and she cant demand that lx leave before his lease expires in Monda> through Sunda>' I iku . II . ______ - ____ _________ . Advice . IIj -- I . __ 'O OU TI.IIN ,r . . - . ~t ~ - LAI i " NO SWEAT ITS . - CLASS i~ ---zf-- ... . , .. ,, iS V - . I - _ . - "I I __ - I !, ~., .- - ~ __ . .— 3 I-,- - ,. . , - THN Ti ... :% r _. I \ 11 I -1 1 I' ) I ~ . J i, _ -I't.-II, z - 4 1I _____________ PE'.' E ' ALL REAP'. ur 5 ,. ', . - j. `L . - - -A z L . . -.- -~-_. --~_-) L '>1 - - - - — .M to — - "" - f _f~; . , , III , $' -~ -;,'.r A . I. from the Carroll Righter lnststut. i ' , , I , :-j--jiI1L;, 1% -- WEDN -,%, .f -2 CARROLL RIGHTER / I 1f'%.:J \•) — .. — k 5.7 FRANK AND ERIIEST rn • by Bob Thav.s -_ I U~l .1. - ___ - I m - -- V -Y GE\EIt1. TE\DFNC'ES An interesting esening moold will change from a fearful __ -, lA WF. I I .-,f*! I I; .~ - ____ - S ---I. . %- . :- I __ _ Charits E&wards) 2N4 Kz._~, / ir IIr_ /- / ; — , ______________ c,1J'1 o,I - . - Al_,~ ~ I.,'"L.. L _. - . I 1, E_ . _r _ ~ --- L ~~ . ~-.I, - - _7 Is -,~7:_,~-4__~-7:__ -~ ;-_ - 11 _~ .%I ,.r, . '. , I t & - - __ - ~ I Li - - - %aI III K - __ ~ — _ . OUWaflttiiefltertaiflndJsJliIrat but make sure they are not t Iwmit' tonight don t start a utiffictit Mid (oreign languages runiptvi with k n during day. If to lite Xlaslic curricuI _________________ - % _______________________ - _-_ I 11111I _ - ~_ - - ,I - __` - . ______ f=--_ 'W-~_-tL - ____ - ~ -.- __ WuFp~~.~~-_~ - 60MC-TIME~5 I THINK EII ---.--------_ _____T__ -~ ___-.-__. . ~:_;v___ __1____,___1 - '4'11 In %J11,411 1111.1%fill I'll. vislorell.81'.1A Th"tarsiiiiptl the> denot uoisijxl" What %nu make of '. hit' , hirgd'. Up to YOU' * C;jrrilll Righter'Is Individuil . ~ ) 11; .- ort-I for ) -t-ow -.wn V.,r Juntm nI read), V,,r )-mr cvpy SiI PIU 1 Ot I 23 to Nfiv. 21 i You are .ipt lit spend Into, m .1 %otir birthdato and $1 It, ! one time and Iii n to I arii.l1 lilijiti r Forecast T' -1, lhillinull%lo. Ill %rwlfl IA II 419111filtilt. I Al , i liroiriwl I , A.m. 1440 lit %I.Ikq- J If It. J'A Ill f, I I "! A, f I FniJi-h , %%hi(h constuties a day's work. For exammiple. I make a it (t I nir> for t i Ii week s '•" , a a I 16 Bisi(be 'v. -- TH.I A NICE PET I ,ili - - --/. 204 E F iril SI 110 ) , E) l) HAI(\ I ti..rt v.tre 12 tourth .iri.I \tics Bs. It> lvilsdn I "Ides Ill 111-0 at tit(- Duplicate aiRl Nlrs Lillian 11ohl, fifth Truth Or - , 1. - #_t I ..•.. - .- 1 I ( II , .%,II ~~.1!7% ,:~ - HAV_ ) A, (6) The Joke r ' ss Wild ' I V IV t* V IV IV IV , .. . I &stined 11 , ") - If A classic, - RcoU OEIC 1 J , - p 'I - McLERIE - SiFFAN GIERAECIoi - C_"AALES TYNER - A- , . 'a--r~iDELLE BOLT 04. J.# - ,_ '.. ., 'n P~t- --,- -I--!" - 1.# , ALLY'll ANN ONE WEEK ONLY - STARTS FRIDAY PLAZA THEATER 9) N ews Hogan 's Heroes STARTS THURSDAY - 3 DAYS ONLY NOW! DE LANDATHENS THEATER __________________________________________________________________ 12 4,-&L:ffe)1t4e1X-1EkJW FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY LB. CHOPPED BAKED SUGAR CURED HAM PRIME ROA,ISTBEEF _. . -) 29 $ 1 oo (2 6) Wizard Of Odds (6 What s My Line (9) Split Second I - " AgqAS I / : t r.• The turn (13) Target 6.30 1& I / •j I any (44) GiP,P Show (6) Mike Douglas Show r oncen era.son . Movie ______ .-.. .. - , I The man '.A/ho became a legend. (24) Sesame Street Chic Young THIS LION Men's Formal Wear RENTALS (9) Bozo's Big Top :;,I 0- BLONDIE ' (6) Grecro Acres (13) Richard Diamond - A 5' [)\I 'i I'oti AC K fit NJ (44) Green Acres Women's 5)5 (13) N With Helen Pelkin (2, 8) Today (9) r C I . Stark flru:iiley lthbert Gon. Under the dirtetion of %trs ialtz Sti'ph.;nie %Scaser , ) i Jimmies M .k CC liSSiSitu u> Mrs EN dero (,iIfl's Laurie u A, tile Childrew. C--paran an(I K;iril Bauder, Re.t i It.1-n - 17 r ~~-i1 = 4-' --!F "h. 6° 59 I - ~_P- Y OU %%Oil find One at vour IS & S calelefla" IT;- —— — 3mo - — - 32 I 1 42 I I 19 40 44 43 _____ 48 - 1 ____ _. I 1 Always write to Dr. Cranc, art! Ini'llie. ___________ Mort Walker - __ ,- I I., PE 4AID PE DIDN'T LIKE 1% I R lN '., . ' I - '( ' " ,. '' ' C ) is ) t. i . OR ". ~k .4 NI , I ,\?IM I Sarford Ilerald, f I -4. S-7 L SALES I_— *. =_ k --it t-_-~,~I~___:1C_ - ~_ 0 - , I I /' I - - " __ .; T A of R I P" Itz, TA RUDO Ido-ft~ . ;co vooile L 1 , Appreciation Ny wpm 7 ~~,_~JI II . ,~ `141111 _. L. f~~,-_ I I ~w ~ . ~ BaRkAmt, it&r d Frt*o,oiWlAp0,F4 - %if , . r i ~, . I 14111, . 1'.-N ) -lI -..Ie ,4- ~.1P_ - •(, ,- I ..... I - $ . - I) . ~ , Ill ,I - . ~ I - -_J -W .. , . 'v -L - I 41 I - Ii - .. 'r ' 1 ..\ -.000 XV4 Vy/001d 6' 17991 / /S Reepoe FRIED CHICKEN I 71100S French ''4F..''-E..'.,s :i' H l(KEN ( Iffvy/0,1d IN (HIMIN " OPEN OAiIY ii AM TILE PM FRI SAT Til 10PM )\ ' *' — $130 I r' vaiue . l. I ; GOOD ALL DAY $1.55 ' I E 11 . I. , -. ç I4PNTWENT , 0 " ' sg ' •. 1~ -.001- I -,r) % % , iI A % ' .I - / _ icull% fries Cole slow, hot roll Il 29 : 70 5EE A I WA,ir PRESIPENT LUAI NI 'I I i'—j----u1 £1 A\' Mother's Day, Sunday, May' 12 Caids and Gills I .- - - . 7 I . pieces French Ccrnpktc dn041 Lee Falk and Sy Barry THE PHANTOM ~_ ,) I- r , - - - 40.1 Char" IS FURNITURE IL--- .-- . E~ -_-___ -7 " IIJ I- ffiII P MORE fi.= ,S- rA ~- - I I I 1'. . ... ~ , , l'lay was u:Iri'itpiI Ii) sirs Itmu hartl L iti.I ' I......, L ...".. _ . L , '_" I I t, '' 8 Wednes TAAT lIoVA 6k,*I*k) ' r- - - - - - %., - - %_ %_ IIII- - \.,. z L.1 1 d ~. III I I . I Ito ,!nrlosing it long Mampell, M dressed envelope and 25i- to ci'str t'.p'mi, and printing cost's - I But Id never get in> dutits finished without this dgernLl jtIa.i 49 1 In Nfind Vilst-west winners %ere ,\lrs. 11111~'Inlln(l .%liiiI %econ& and ~ ,~ 7 And a scheduled let,ture in a 4h:;t,ant state may require 2 or :1 ays. counting travel little 38 I - ,\I-,(*- magazine artsc'les, each rating Itiirhliallu'r, third. Mrs. John lii .afl1 rs Richard David. Ia separate entry. -- I - ('ertriviv ('.lrignan, scronil. Ilermaii St-liwartz Ill third 22 27 Keep Mom Ballib), first place. Mrs D4,in ~1 ~ I BEETLE BAILEY ' . 'ind Slow , , ;_!) - , ~21 ~ 1- , _19_zzee r MAN Will Fr,wices tli 4). \lrs I'i' hIIdI Icr s4 4 00(1 4- IILii' fl(I s&(onil. i 1141 \,afaitii \a. hulls ' fl \Irs Wmiim on Ut .1 II '. __ -. .. Ut"i'lL fic(irge Merrill, first pitice L . I A4 this were a 5-week inonth III, - [A,, 'I'lien I also write a (],ill s) ndicated Quiz Column. so I %I1111,1111 . so r, _), mr1h: and lases. thus having 4 and often 5 ljort-ti., ,\11ins it anil Charles 9 110 11 - 1 / . 30 %%ere in play at tilt, Deltona Personally. I c, -in attest to the Center. directed by Oscar I Ii.ifl S U i (tip icatt bridge ilu.. .1 this a 'end i ho for% party remilitly N(orth-south winners were " Niorth-smi th w,inners were o tompile a monthly agenda of Nh.jr IIII - i j RI '_ tasks ma> lx mixed with tit(, shorter ones. for l'residing over a church or Womuin s ( lub meeting would also rate ;is big Items. even on 7:00 1 . . IA.ngcr 1114111 If .,.,. " (44) Bullwinkie 1:00 (2.0) Somerset (6) Mery Griffin (9) Lucy Show (24) Sesame Street s Island V (1) Mery Griffin (9) Gilligan 's Island (44) Petticoat Junction 5:00 (9) Mission Impossible (24) MIsteRoglers 6:30 (2) Spring Street U.S.A. (6) Sunrise Semester (8) Today In - ~AII I I I I ~ IIII7 1 1 r II I - . ,. .'I tilt (ii t.... ,,,/ pp,IQ ~ I~ C t Cast members include [folly Side .Shaw. Elizabeth Gaines. -so I")(""it In" Ill ~ ~Vlls"in- "t I I 6-1*1 years of aj, .v . ,.j , 4nce there will be inuch travel list tare shopprng or whut III mnlion . Do n't mik.. an) c'WiiflIentS that could fire anger 4others Tnen fine benefit.sare inir tit 1 -, .. 1 I or still, ito lOin. H Pit-% 2I %,~Jljllt,l nervous earl) in life. sit will need much rest and may lit life. tIK- nature beemms veroo - I . - -M ~1 _;~__ -__ -_ft-~ - A i- =, - gel a renewal (of energies late in - 41 _. _'.]Id under the major flatly chores r- I z____ - - - U; ___ 1 . IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY...he or she will be p.m. Get lout (if that despondent VTIV~I __~Ml ~ - 1 - - 'hiilpprnt ,bts. lhen out for recreation. t I ITI 1 drink 11)41 hItat ii'. (Ling, , roll III :11NII blo MI'lifling talk with bigwig Ila%, pressing H '1.-- L 0 am Sanford Christi,in School ' . -4 ~~ l~ ~ ~ eate COME 'TO eo- gINCT RIM (9) General Hospital (44) New Zoo Revue 3 30 (2.0) How To Survive 5 45 (0) Sunshln Almanac 6:00 (0) Garner Ted Armstrong (9) Sunrise Jubilee 6:15 (2) Sunrise Almanac (1) Sunshine OVER - WHO' -- ________________ ,—, I I, - (6) News (9) Wide World Of En'ertainment (44) Movie - .". — lot , \ ithti asks for assistance. PISCES i Feb. 20 to Ntlar. 20 i done, then you have line benefits from it in p lit (,t I plunl% id rt Childrens eater Include writing letter to sponsoreti Li) Junior Th )`1 ur parents or a -Thank you" ) note. plus a greeting to some Club ,if &-inford will present an 111.101oiI illo hospitalized friend or relative. ~. :*1 II u I line = ____ A~A ''hh'fl II twoll JPSNJ)fPfl . 4ticlable with friends who are not lose %our temper ' with - - ----;. I VIF, > - .I ~ 11 I - - I .. ~ ,.- -1 , _'':_. !t_ to roirance In p m AQUARIUS II.Ian. 21 to Feb, Evening Ls tiot. come to an agreement with one f . - -.Vq~ — .hlP 1111i j% % lihiiii n'o'.e disappointing earl> '. p m.. they turn to goold fortune. _____ -1 * . , . ,,*1 L ! , .- __ . '.;$.,.k,, *111.11 . I's %litortir .,It fricroof _____ ih-F.-.Ii;~im-..T----Ix,vt.-Ii~-%-O.Iim.T I 7 1I tim-1 day In p.m.. get into new lit- casy and find out what the real * iinuit,,i is ('ist more attention terestingactisities Letterscan troubie Ill Intoi-rTo --4;~ =. ___ , ren s \ — by Dick Cavalli ( Chicago (44) Patty Duke 3:00 (2, 8) Another World MORNING UAi.IFIED ? "5 it ~ -) WINTHROP - ( 24) Sr.eakin Freely Movie (44) Night Gallery WEDNESDAY YOU JUST HAW AN M-D. I ' a a (311) y GATS a Robetto t Redford s':'I womiah Igi I4*.fr 6) The Edge Of Night (9) Girl In My life GRF 11of, ,Ill. I STKY KEACH —&:A . I.." 2:30 (2, 1) Doctors i DO , % . ' The ' I good friencislups. Work cheers '°U Up with people who will restore .),f--;, - - r I•,-.-. . 4 ~ :g ,I - _. Quo _____________________ . . ,r-'' III JA " IV[ 111.3 N~ .- (9) Movie r).J.._- \ 14 1 1IIhW!i4'1 U1 1iiE.h MAT Z CAF4,17 , "" 19Hffn@ffH@V ~ '~J ', MIDNIGHT sHow - ______ - Women Club (BP\ took place it the annual banquet at DeLand Country Club. Serving for 1974-75 are d to r) Frances an, treasurer lie ngsecretary; Winnie Dorn, second vice president , Willa Manning, first vice president; and Dorothy Prasek, Such items may not consurne lit more than S to 10 minutes, but fliurhy. that thick red line makes >ou I 'lilts first production . lcd 11w zest of actomplistunent ot wit .'r ' ni • tD ____ . O (9) Newlywed The .- V. ~ INSTAIA.ATION 0F officers of Deltona Business and Professional i I . - - . * 0 1000 (2, 1) Police Story (9) Marcus Welby (13) Washington Debates (24) Today I Legislature 10 30 (35) News , ' • 4_i - .1 - I I _.V_ liP JI (1 I B I \ "v 1 11l tile store for groceriesL (hshwashing detergent. This is Ilotly mes )our favorite honie- way my husband cleaned making Idea, Pet Peeve. Polly's ireaser spatters after ooking Problem or solution to a bacon over the open fire.- problem. Write Polly In care of EDITH. this newspaper. prope _____________________ _____________________ a BETTY (APT4INEA II W ' It. 9:00 (13) ____ ________ A : 1 130 (2. I) Three On A Match (6) AS The World Turns (9) Let's Make A Deal (35) Showlime Children Of Zero (24) Black Journal - I'M WITHDRAWINO / - I Herald Photo BY El favors studying finances, rty matters. SAGITTARIUS i\o'. fl In !kt 21i iou don t feel happ> .1974 ___________ 5 -t--, z --' Is ' V~a~` II A6REEMENT.-BECALII A FRAUD' ______ ' I— YOU RE CAVE IRL' ir&' ALL CONTRIi,TV WITH . - -, On your dad> tabulation, include such items as getting breakfast for your family, plus , m -1 AL 8:30 (2, 8) Movie (6) Hawaii F ive . -1 a I ; NOT T. i I , , -- by Crooks & Lawrence - t ) ) W ) , a - 10:04 "STLEL APEMA" W Sweepstakes Search For Tomorrow (9) News (35) Peyton Place 12:55 (2) News 1:00 (2) Jackpot (6, 8) News (9) All My Children . ~) "%-. IIII, I., I - a , ~ , , > / . ' 19 qW - (6) (6) Maude (9) Happy Days (24) Bill Moyers Journal (35) My Favorite Martian I lot .. I. !"I a L. , I , ."", ?I ~i llf~,I (24) Garden Show 8:00 (2, 8) Adam 12 2.30 K w 0 (2, 8) Celebrity - . ' \ . . woman, despondent over a kidney ailment and feeling that her husband is having affairs Restless Jckoot (9) Password (311) Florida Lifesty'e r .I p . . ~ III ____ - U ` 1 - ~~X - I III, "t, - I — ~ ( i ) , I .I6 .. 0 P - L r___1 'IV J • (8) 11 - I WSE SLI'SPEN-51L N .1 - - : ___________________ - I - Century (6) fInd Griffith (8) To Tell The Truth (9) Hollywood __________________________ LI[ . I . ~,, i I N't'! Ciot,lil A1Q.11 . `0'-~~ I ~1- \, ____ ~ 10.::k-_ _.1. IQ1L i .. - - (3S) Star Trek _ - - FOR 1 I- I ' BUGSBUNNY .1 :r,. . ,I (6) _______ _77_r -,L - __ - , (13) News CAPTAIN i1 What's My 7 Line. . ., - . .1 r . __ . , b-: . 11-f -'.41-. (8) C -1 f I :. _. '• I Women Only 1% I 5OCG CNA1 I Ill -_ allyl-Ill THI.IIR( I— I. - ,~_ A%*qk . Truth - AA I -. .'. *,,.,& ;& -, I ' P. f _____ (2) To Tell The 1 - ~-- ."I d 7:00 !, ,51`I" rV 'fit"171 II - l 1041 ABCMAItLLSYIF( By, StD. (RERUN) -Ik-athIs Only L_ "I k V a Side Effect" T deals with the feverish efforts '— — to save a woman's lite after she • 11 1 has taken mdicaUon that PUtS her into a coma. Doctors Welby -_ and Kiley must first figare out E rods dna S4a y what the victim took Patriu i 11 30 (2. I) Hollywood Squares (6) Love Of Life (9) Brady Bunch (35) Fran Carlion J-7 , I L LIKE WILLIA41 F _______ 1 %'4 '. 1 I TUESDAY - UT1 kE TESTS • Television by Lorry Lewis ; ,wq!~ . . - ., DON'T LET kIM " HE MAS' LULL Il'OU INTO A LECTURE FALSE SENSE OF LIKE SECURITYJ / ARC'iE SUNKER... \ , t14,~1,~E,,?II,,EIII '' - - ,iIi r 7 ~~rs_L ti _______ / ,, / ( - CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS Floyd TheilrolIS . , ) __________________ / H AVE AFENA TOMORROw, / computer I million but more im- After Peppard is brought into age, why h 5OUiufl t one machine portautly, contains a vast the case, he's got to figure out t'ow the huge computer was stolen from a supposedly burglar-proof building, protected by electrically charged fences. I.W / . A . 'a kor I 11 It _.._._.\ I 9:30-10:00 NBC BANACEK be an Invaluable object for storage of medical knowledge. 1I (RERIA "if h1aX 13 SO Smart, thieves? This computer is It's important to ,holiss Baxter Why Doesn't fie Tell Us Where owned by Anne Baxter, worth because she's a hywhondriac. - . - 111111 -F I •• -• - ç ' DEAR POLL Y- I hated the perform nett DEAR POU Y— I would like And you don't organize your . intelligence and a low forehead to know if theI is a way to ugly labels on my large hand is a sign of average or below phone this neighbor every tighten the ribb.ng on the lotiondispensersosoaked them time as efficiently. average intelligence. (She has a morning at 3 a.m. and ask him bottom of a sweater after it has off and applied lovely butterfly Don't feel blue. either, how he Iike3 to be awakened high forehead Mine is low ri worn or washed.—LYNN. decals 4oss I have a good because you have Se'. eral She also says that people with two hours early ever), morning. DEAR POLLY- Sly pet looking accessory on my unfinished items at bedtime long .narrow thumbs nave a Please please help me M> Peeve is the failure to cosmetic bathroom sanit> rather than that you didn't get completed natural idvatage ,iver people nerves are shot. and deodorant companies to what I thought was an eye for thil is normal. beautiful troheted or braided rugs Double knits are especially nice for this.-- g C - :, lq - wondering what )ou should DEAR POLL?— To clean candle wax out of crevices between the bricks in her fireplace V.V. might try i us ng i974-7A Tonight 's T V hI hlights ..? - 1, Tuesday, May The Sanford Herald by Dove Grouc - if 11._ . , I. ht I -- I WE'VE BEEN )"kQ S NOTE: This Is the on just about everything. I marriage, in its 33rd year, has third lit a series b - Bonita sometimes put off, as long as been a good one, but what -ouple may not Vilitor ill lite Memphis Com- baby was expected I knew lie work for anather. I do think it is mimerdal Aiiwai, on Margaret then had to start worrying important to have imlIar backgrounds and Christian faith 1.1)ltIr, si1t tit flit author 1)1 the about college for thimmi Us lug Hililt Ms Ta) br Is flit She smnmkd When I had a rtquicite, right 411 the top of thie CASE A.26 Amy 1) aged mother of ito children and site ti1ths in in arms, another b> list is an Ohio mother ssho at president of Is ndali' house the hand, and was pregnant tended the Ohio Child Con. rn', 'Cs fin I Publishers, a multi-million ssth still another. I could not firni;wialmuruss a servation League convention. whIl' understand why older wom en "Dr. Crane," she began, "I dollar publishing company. lor •.. .Nlr k nubt1 itnime u to me and s ltd 54) frustratul .it not lit ttis IlIOL) PObICI TheT1i)lorsmetmn Freshman I'llese tire the happiest years of the) complishing very much. algebris class at Beaverton , didn't rock the Taylor I what )-our life.' Later I "Ily (fie time I have preltared Iligh School in Porti,and, Ore. realize(en are meals, cleaned the house ifl(l ihe) scre friends throu 'ii tii 'ii (ht) inuint Itie childr "A little more money a few l png, I fine tit)school. regularly attending the %%tilt you, yot 'lit Hibl' together and as the) grov. sears ago might hate made da> IS unproduitisi. sam Saturd i> n ig "So how can a person in- study group before beginning to toit,er, of course, Ill.at changes." sorne difference but probably Although as tile mother of 10 mt in the essential things that hildrt ii slit umbd bt on mimattir she said Ih("ikhtfulR I was in lose with ken from sideredan expert. ,Nlrs, Taylor -E.ternal values are more itil. MAKE AN AGENDA the tinit, I was 17, but we tlts.s nut offer aclsice on child IXrt ml than material things iiiirrs until two sears after rearing. 1*1 would never speak "I don't think the hard places ake an agenda! to a group on how to be a good lit life are pinishinent front the This means. write down the University at Corvallis." pt mother. Pt riups on on Ird th s r ( ttoolin' titi tI"II (ii itt )litJ)Iih it person basi s . were 10 children lit 14 lant . for our years and. while Dr. Taylor had .some comments but I do not nee(L; atul I don't equate our Pin that hit above tile kitchen stud> it as a good position at Mood> Press, consider an upper middle-tl4iss sta> of life in> self sink shere )OU can money was often scarcv. authorit) ,. "I have found tfuit with being a Christian. It's only %ou wash the dishes, "There were reasons," said in rearing children one's God's grace I And on that agenda sheet, be Mrs. Taylor. "We elected to live Christian example is more im- are. We could, have been born in sure to include minor tasks Iii it iii th.. suburbs sstiere it was rlrtant than the dos and don Is some other country. but more expensive. may require unIt it) minutes ss e There ss ere you might lay down. A child because we have privileges, ikges it's major chores that take an hour c0l"I'luting costs and 10 pairs of must learn by seeing you do, all the more our responsibility or even half a day. feet tan wear outshoes quicKly. rather than by bemi; told. (4) use thein !or God." There were dental bills and in "By tile same token, I've suranVe PoIicies- I learned 26 never given my children advice I Cont'd on Women's Part%i cross tile 1 " different ways to save money on a successful marriage. Our Wednesdayl off. You will find * that ssithout this outline \.V _ SOMEThING IN ,I I (-1 ALLEY OOP _________•____ Ilum For Work OUtsi aeromplis'i25per long narrow .um stzeslusedtnlindsuchtmy DEAlt P01EV My Pet cent to SO per cent more when DEAR %IRS. S. Id take mean you are dependable the jarsinthelOcentsoresbutthe> is with the eylets in man), you operate on the agenda plan friendi>, and easy to get along law>tr s ads ice, after which I'd were discontinued some years Peeve .sith, but short stubby thumbs ask m> druggist to recommend ago I like to can a small white shoes It seems they could Each night, make up your be made of plastic or stainless mean you are irresponsible, the best earplugs available. If container in my purse but steel so the laces would not get. that falb, invite your ludlady cannot find any small enough.uriffriendly and hard to get alo Include those that went unso soiled. - LOUISE. with. i tier thumbs are leng and to spend the night with you. and BETTY. t)EMt POl.1.Y-1 solved Finished narrow. Mine are short and ShRIC a rude awakening. DEAR POLLY— I urn anstuhbyi. swering V.V. who wishes to Naomis problem with a long And save your lists fort Ii Problems? You'll feel better remove candle wax from the twisted telephone cord by at. refresh your ego just to see the would like to pi-ove her wrong about tier thumb 11 you get It off your chest. For a crevices between the bricks in tachin,,, - spring clothespins to many items that you cross off ATite to ABBY: her fireplace. She might wring the rord about three feet apart. pronoucements but don't know personal reply. , c i ..e where to find proof. so I am Box No 67700, LA., Calif %069 a cloth out of hot water and flits realb worked —VEDA Enclose stamped, 1ATiting you. Many efficient workers sell' apply over the wax for a while DEAR VOl G addressed eneiope please 1 V--A nice compile both a dad> and .1150 N BELIEVI until it loosens and then peel it For Abby's new booklet, off with a fingetmail or blunt Pointer I would like to pass on weekly agenda of t.heir illities. DEAR DIS: Since she made "What TeenAgers Want To knife I wash m 'lr lace bricks to other girls who sew a lot Is to They ina) thus list only major the "pronouncements." ask her Know," send $1 to Abigail Van with water to which I have 'save'all the trimmed selvages tasks on their weekly list, k It. As I see It, the only Buren. 132 Lasky Dr., Beverly From fabrics, sew them added a bit I n'i U - On usea thick red marking pencil .in(] run a line Ihrougheer>taski Finish thus bolstering my morale. '4111-1 characteristics, Forexample,snesa>sahmgh Itsgonebe>ondthatstagenow forehead is a sign of superior I say m> lawyer at a part) I- POINTERS e% DEAR ABBY: I Mve a friend tsImo claims she can analyze a another year to go w e fflife I ' e - j -- Nee East plays tile king and then tile 0 AQ74 By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN fflriteroo's i6genda ________ 322-9442 '-- - -t -_- �BA—The Sanford Herald Tuesday, May 7, 1974 WORLD TODAY .,..,. , .-';. .... 1. %~ 4, , j #W. .. - , , i , " h LL Hell's Angels' Funeral LOWElL, Mass. (AP) Two slain Lowell Hell's Angels were to be buried today as members of other motorcycle troupes look on. George Hartman, 28, and Edwin Riley, 34, were found shot to death last week in a Broward County, Fin., cockpit. Their bodies were brought back to Lowell and Moiday night, some 100 persons paid their respects at a local funeral home. The two caskets were draped with red and white banners and bedecked with flowers from Hell's Angels in California and Buffalo, N.Y. Police said Tuesday they had counted some 60 out-oftown motorcycles but said there had been no incidents overnight. A spokesman said the Angels had requestedand were to receive--a police escort to the cemetery. — Cyprus Site Of Mideast Talks the -lighting Israeli officials while Kissinger British Airways Strike was LONDON (AP) A strike by stewards and stewardesses of British Airways cancelled 20 of the line's foreign flights today, including all service to the United States. A spokesman said the 2,000 passengers were being put on flights of other airlines, and he did not think anyone would be stranded. The strike is expected to ground all British Airways intercontinental flights within 48 hours, but the airline's European sersice is not affected. The stewards and stewardesses are demanding reductions in hours, extra pay for working "unsocial" hours and increased overseas allowances. The airline estimated the strike will cost it $1.68 million a day. - Hanoi Celebrates Victory TOKYO I AP) Defense Minister Vo Nguyen Giap was the chief speaker Monday night at a meeting in Hanoi celebrating the 20th anniversary of the North Vietnamese victory over the French at Dien Bien Phu, Hanoi's Vietnam News Agency said. Giap, a vice premier and the architect of the Communists' military victory over the French, returned to public view last week. There v,ere rumors that he was seriously ill. - I Somoza, the Nicaraguan strongman, lifted censorship of newspapers, radio and television after a strike of hospital employes was s.aled Monday. The government put military censors into the newsrooms on April 26, at the peak of the 524ay-old strike, to censor all mention of the strike, charging that some media were encouraging It. The opposition newspaper La Prensa did nct appear several times during the censorship period. llLJLMPEST, Hungary (AP) Workmen are laying the foundations for a new 350-room Budapest Hilton Hotel due for completion in the first half of 1976. Because the sixstory building is being fitted into an historic site on the Ruda Castle liii!, It will have a Gothic facade and will be built around the nave of a medieval church, a 160i century cloister, the historic Nicholas Tower and a baroque hall with matching facade. - Portugal Is Classic Case Of Communism :jT J. q~ :: _ _____ 1ç!'1111' I By WILLIAM I.. RYAN The Portuguese Communist All Special Correspondent party is 53 years old, and all Portugal provides a textbook that time it has been tincase of how Communist parties swervingly faithful to the Bolbenefit from the suppression of shevik model. %Vhen Pcrtugal political rights by die- became a tightly ruled dictatortatorships. In the new ship, the party went underprovisional government ground and has existed that promised by the military way for 48 years. leaders that toppled the dictaHorerer, the more opprestorship. Of all suppressed par- sive a dictatorship, the more ties, the 'communists appear to the Communists hope to per. have emerged as the most suade moderates and leftists to tightly unified, organized and make common cause with disciplined, them. By 1969 the Portuguese This is not new. In other party already had achieved countries, moderate elemer.ts something akin to a united front efte-1 were blinded by the sud- with the Socialists and even den light of freedom and had to some Catholic organizations. grope, while the Communists The technique is classic. had long prepared for the Spain's Communist party, emergence from underground, numbering only about 7,000 Cuba, for example, suffered a hard-core members, also has heavy-handed dictatorship that been working to achieve a permitted the Communists to united front while it labors unmake common cause with ele. derground for influence among meats of the center and modcr- youth, trade union and other soate left. When the dictator's po. cial groupings. It has been enlice power disappeared, the couraged lately by a wave of Communist party was organ. unrest that followed the assasized, disciplined against divi- sinatlon of the prime minister sian and ready to operate. last December by Basque ter%Then the Nazi Occupation rorlsts suppressed political parties In France during World War IL, the Communists' tight organ11 izational unity helped them stake a claim to being the chief anti-Nazi force and gave them a leg on postwar politicai irfluence. Today the party is assured a role in the government if Francois Mitterrand, the SocialLst presidential candidate it is backing, wins the runoff election May 19. Wartime Italy similarly had many underground opponents of the Mussolini dictatorship, but the Communists' discipline permitted them to emerge from the war among the strongest of For fast relief parties. MOVING CAN BE A REAL HEADACHE! call the Butane Blast ,-_ql Spews Fire On 7-. - Hostess, Women - tuned in the last two Arab-Is- spokesman said NICOSIA, Cyprus (Al') In Cyprus. The Srritnr was "as baa as every uwvi Secretary of State Henry A. raeli wars. Gromyko has been meeting day." Israel claimed It shot was to return to Jerusalem Kissinger flew to Cyprus today to discuss with Soviet Foreign with Syrian leaders In Dam- (Own a Syrian Jet and denied Tuesday conter more with r1lght, the Israelis and some fly to Minister Andrei A. Gromyko ascus since Sunday. .1. IIi% pIu3pvLIa 11)1 .. U Ji_ U15 of Israeli and Syr. ian forces battling on the Golan Heights. Gromyko, who came to Cyprus after a two-day visit to Syria, requested the meeting. The hastily arranged session was viewed as an effort to give the RusSIans a visible presence in the Middle East diplomatic effort-and to forestall Soviet obstruction as Kissinger pursties his shuttle diplomacy between Israel and Syria. A senior U. S. official told newsmen Kissinger hoped his meeting with Gromyko would "nudge disengagement along." Although U.S. officials claimed Kissinger was making progress, they also said there was "a distinct possibility" he w ould go back to Washington ithout it disenagemen a:reexnent and would return the Middle East in three or four weeks. The suprise meeting was announced Monday alter a full day of talks between Kissinger leaders of the Israeli govurnment about Israel's terms for wlthdzawlng from some of the Syrian territory she cap- )JU.VJ .,v.I.l IU ti,mns.. "" ed to ask Gromyko's aid in Fe' straining Syria's armed forces on the Golan front, Syrian President Hafez Assad reportedly told the American secretary In Damascus last weekend that his forces would dc-escalate the daily warfare on the slopes of Mt. Hermon and along the Heights below. But artillery exchanges were reported Monday for the 56th straight day, and an Israeli Syrifin claims that four Israeli nlnrø downed. r' f . 3 I .1 .i were State Department spokesman Robert J. McCloskey empha sized that the KissingerGromyko meeting did not mean the United States and the Soviet Unon were trying to Impose a Middle East settlement. He said the mceting had the "full understanding and approval" of the Israeli government. Israeli Information Minister Shlmon Peres said two of Kissinger's aides would meet with U h if Can Be Heated FREE For all the iiiat!ieiivaticiaris, break out your slide rule and try to figure the proba bility nf getting two holes in one in - I can't resist the chance to answer th e letter to the editor comment by Mrs. R.J. O'Neil. It seems I offended some people, namely Mrs. O'Neil, with my observations on the Dinah Share-Colgate Winners Circle Golf Championship. As a matter of fact I went back and re.read my comments looking for all the terrible accusations this dear lady said I made. Since I couldn't find anything wrong with what I said let me reesta blish my III . ... I).111411 1IIIVII ....I.. )'U1l. nii I III U 7III LU UIV quality of women's golf becomes that of men's golf then their pay should be equal. In golf, unlike tennis, you are playing against the course. Theoretically you are not playing against anybody; It's just you and the course. 1. Third Planet Living Systems, Inc. Longwood 4 ... More features... 11 More Ads... Feature stories of every variety, filling in the gaps, adding flavor, probing a notch deeper, bring ing new dimensions to the news. l)own to the Fine print she said that, to paraphrase Mrs. O'Neil, women never sa id they were as good as men. Well, It seems to me that everyone from Walter Cronkite on down the line has commented on the ERA and women's lib. Since you don't get the press releases that someone in the sports busines.s gets let me say that one of the purposes of the C-DS WCGC was to bring to the attention of the li, What's in it for YOU? Casefterry St DN EY THOM PSON 9212 At?amonte Sprr.qs SHIRLEY MILLET 834 #212 Forest City 14 IL CA R I(HMONO cellona Herald Area Correspondents Lonqwood AIam,' Spr.n 17 1 0a 4ct- . 941 ;'9 - Bear Lak.-,r.st Cyi t 3222611 Ofo.wOe8aryEntcr1v,s. t 1 , -,r , I tc.3'ds. 574 a: W. -:;,--; '-fr4 Black Comrnuvufr vi Ofa wk.n$. 377 'i Lake Moore 26 AI W!flIf' ) i All I said was "equal work deserves Chuiu.ta Grn,va-Ov,tdo•Pavia ''' She said women play beautiful golf. SUNDAY NEWS..... The Sunday Herald ,. Brings You More Tool tarql,wo,t 3717411 --- 0 EtaIn CsstiWrry-F,,rn Park O$drod- £ lstbro. 135 M2 or 6j, 24 9 - _I_* -. 13gi ctia nnifh,,r h At Rolling Hills Chris Hughes scored an eagle on the 18th hole using a four wood and three wood. Bill Bower had the only other eagle (II the week when using a driver and putter he eagled the fourth hole. From the best ever scores corn the following: Rudy Radigan 43-35---78, Ron Russell 35-37-72, Peg Gordon 41-46-87, Naola Careen) 49-4&-95, Bill Martin 4241-13, Walt Bliss 39-45-84, Chris Hughes I(444O Bob Howells 40-4(1-80, and Dot tie Bucker 45-44--89. ""i fnt, JUö'J cniA I11 k. f.to CIIC niir I'JI "' II1 J4M) L1IUUilL thin tk PIIhO (nIg4Iiipc1' ' '" "•' b liI- .-', nu 'UJ Principal Don Reynolds nor its track team was fined only of doing things at the Kentucky Athletic Director Joe Mills for not attending the meeting. Derby." received a letter dated Jan. 18 "That is not so," he said, Lang referred to a ruling by from Robinson concerning the "they would have had to pay toe the Kentucky Racing Commi.smeeting. fine only if they wanted torun." sioi last week, three days before the Derby, forbidding a Lay said he has copies of that In a letter from Reynolds letter and subsequent letters Lay dated April 26, Reynolds split field and limiting the numfrom his offi ce to Re ynolds, and said he would be glad to pay the bet of sta r te rs to 24. Reynolds' answer to those let- fine if there war an error on his "What if they 'eliminated a ters, to esta blish that corn- or the school's part, but that he horse tluut came back to win the municatlons from Winter Park had no record of being notified Preakness or the Belmont? Yankee, Ind ians' Trade Sh ows Its rth Wo By HERSCHEL NtS.SENSON 5-3 Monday night. Dick Tidrow, delphia Phillies 7-6 in the only ered. He gave way to Milt Wil- run homer, committed a two. who came from Cleveland to National League contest for tin- cox at the start of the seventh, base throwing error in the sev- The best baseball trade is New York, made his first start beaten rookie Dave Frehile. In a points tournament for the women "Technically, I think the In. enth inning that led to a pair of supposed to be one that helps for the Yankees and scattered hen's third victory, the Balti- diana have a better team than unearned runs, driven In by both clubs. For the time being, nine hits In eight innings, pick- more Orioles downed the sturn- the Yankees put on the field. I with Barbara Privee taking second. Bobby M urcer's single and Ron the recent seven-player Ing up a 6-4 triumph over the bling Oakland A's 6-3 and the think the trade helped make Blomberg's Infield out. swap between the Cleveland in- Texas Rangers. Detroit Tigers nipped the Chi- this team," he said. Padres 7, PhillIes 6 diana and New York Yankees is The results weren't too sw- cago White Sox 5-4. The Indians are 7.2 since the 'a good one. prising. Tidrow always beats Two National League games deal, with Peterson winning Fred Kendall drove In three Fri tz Peterson, who went Texas-he's 4-0 lifetime against were rained out-Los Angeles twice, Steve Kline once and runs with a home run and from New York to Cleveland, the Rangers-_and Peterson al- at Montreal xnd S Francisco Fred Beene and Torn Buskey double and Nate Colbert )ielded eigit hits but only three most always (16-c) beats the at New Yor% knocked in three with a single each notching a save. I 1411.) 1A IIUILII.) 411IU IIULUIVU IUlgVIS. reterson D:anked the Angels The Yankees won when Jim and aouoie to help rretseben his second victory since the Elsewhere on an abbreviated until the fifth w'en De Chalk Fregosi, who batted Texas back who needed help from Rich then, In the A flight Gloria Williamson came away on top with Dottie Tucker in second. From B flight Doris Edmunds was the winner followed by Myrne McClung, and finally In C flight Mary Ann Davis was winner with Cookie Claus taking -- From The Mal*lba I April 26 deal as the Indians major league schedule, the San doubled, Bobby Valentine sin. from an early four-run deficit Troedson in the seventh inning whipped the California Angels Diego Padres edged the Phila. gled and Frank Robinson hoin- with an 11131 single and a ftee. and Vicente Romo in the ninth. 9 fr 1 (4 Editor According to baseball rules, rtsideneeM'.Bacon handed me The Herald tantrums are a no-no and little the uniform and candy and Down the line runs Martin was removed from the promptly dismissed me before 1 Sanford, Fla game. This act brought an had a chance to explain Dear Sir: a S a nf ord Atlantic ,;' The following information Is immediate response from Mr. anything. 'I A : to correct the misinformation Bacon and family, who, angry While it can be easily unI' a a isttie teaguer in present ed by Martin P. Bacon and shouting, invaded the derstood why Mr. Bacon is so Sr. in his May 5 letter to the dugout and playing field area. upset over his son's dt&nissal v Sanford against the They also had to be removed from the team, in fairness to editor. Seminole Baseball and the Seminole Baseball Inc., from th e game. A&! throw of a Seminole operates a chartered boys I do not know how other involved parents who make our baseball program, and has leagues operate, but Seminole program possible, I would like ... I nothing to do with little League Baseball does not allow ta n- to point out that Mr. Bacon's Petroleum opponent. , letter is more th emotion pa ts an '' < • trurns and never allows ren as quot ed by Mr. baseball or relatives of ball players to fact. Bacon. The try was good •, 7_ : Dan Edwards This program is entirely self enter the dugout or playing field P.O. Box 6 supporting and all field when a game is in progress. 'a s, I. •vf' a uose i.Ii uU • i W. La ke Mary, Fin. maltenances, coaching, um- Mrs. Edwards wouldn't tolerate 32746 piring scorekeeping and even young lint on s tantrum that II aL a .1 .1 L I / v nOrp Ott ulufl our concession stand is day and so it follossed she : "Ioperated by soluntetr help wouldn'tt tolerate senior "Ii ..:'..' '•'' much as the from the parents of boys in Baton's tantrwn either. ,.f This incident Just related is .."— %ol%ed In Seminole baseball -V__ -."-"1 Petroleum people Mr . Bacon wrote of his not based (ta hearsay. I was . I 1 concern about the well-being of present and witnessed all of it This incident had a direct the boys in this program. Why took 5-3 win with then did he refuse to volunteer bearing on young Martins eventual dismissal from the ;•. ,j., his services hen asked? I ,iV I WII III IHU .'.L At ,r' Mrs Edwards told me, team After all, why should a ______________ at speikcr Feature d When I asked the Bacons If volunteer coach have to put up " .1.... inning, they would help wi th the with that kind of hassle from a Maitland South Seminole . (tiainber of tommerce S scorekeeping and concession (hil(l and hIS parents Mr. Bacon also contends his "Breakfast with the Mayors" stand they replied, ,no, we don't (Herald Photo By Cindy Flanders) grandson missed only one Thursday will be pro-football have the time." A baseball program involving practice and then only because player Jack Mildren of the New 1,000 boys is something nobody he was sick. Mrs. Edwards England Patriots. The breakfast ho n oring area has time for, but if you are maintains Martin missed three re;itiv interested in the well. I)racti(t's and walked off the mayors wIll be held at 7:30n.m. Li utch P t at Ilolidity Inn on Wyrnore Road I field during a fourth, and never F being of the youngsters, you gave her any reason for and SR 436 in Altamonte make timet Springs. City commissioners voted to after the ball field had been in because of the almost daily use By BOB LLOYD Mr. Bacon said my company, leaving. Guests will be Mayor Norman install a 600-foot-long, 30-foot- use several years. Senior for of ball park the Editor CIt D&L. Electronics, sponsors two Our league rules require boys Floyd of Altamonte Springs; high screen as soon as possible League baseba ll games. He .. teams. That is incorrect as I O attend t i rac11e ' and to •.. ti1,.,,,. I il,..,. .,1.l Milwaukee oG T . , ' . . th I neup oWi — - .. • ACTION SPORTS....... More of everything. News of every kind. Business news, social situations, a complete survey of everything that's happened. 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Subscribe NOW 11, Delivered To Your Home For Only 55C A Week I ($2.40 monthly) : I I I I - %. P, 0' I Pho ne 322.2611 or 993 I I I U $ U U - O.K. Herald, It's About Time I Began G etting IU Is I ' ,I I* MY Newspaper Every Day: Start DellvsringI I I P. - Name Address__. Start delivering on_ Mail to: THE SANFORD HERALD ...,..P. 0, Box 1657 ...........Sanford, Florida 32771 ' • • a U IPIIIIIIUR - Pon-U RU IRI Ill 1111111,,', I luau CIII liiiu lull " 371 2611 ,,, F(1UUFU. Cary Strong won the championship flight Well, in my estimation oeautiful golf is not an even par round of golf. There are people at your own native course of Mayfair who shoot that well, but that doesn't mean I'm going to pay five dollars to watch them. Finally, the reason the "Sanford SpUt If Too Big -. AP Sports Writer equal pay." 1 ' Mail The Coupon Now SptIt'. Once you know the answer relate It to Chris Hansen who did just that. Two weeks ago he aced a hole at Winter Springs and this last week he aced anot he r hole, the 145-yard long 14th hole at Sheoah wi th a seven Iron. For the record book, in 1964 Norman Manley aced two par four holes In a row. We'll give Manley the world record but Chris cer ta inly has the city of Winter Preakness - - __ 372 7! I two weeks. stepping stone to state honors with Henry Scott, Reginal becau.se theschoolhadnotpaid Bates, Tommy Thompson, a $50 fine levied by the state Herbert Branch, Darrell high school activities Britton, Curtis Johnson, Herb IS asociatitjn, Sutton and I;ingston Maneke The fine, according to Florida to the meet. High School Activities "It's a big disa ppointment to Association executive me and to the guys," said BALTIMORE (All) -Should secretary Floyd Lay, was for Gaines, who is slated to take the the $150,000-added Preakneas not at tending a district track reins of a thletic director at the Sta kes unexpectedly attract an meeting Jan. 28 at Winter Park, new Lake Howell High School oversized field next week, Genbut, he said, the fine should near S.R. 436 and Lake Howell eral Ma na ger Chick La ng of have been pa id only if Seminole next year. Pimlico promises a simple High intended to com pe te In the "After my guys weren't solution. meet. "The easiest and fairest thing allowed to run, to me it was all They did not, he said, so the over,"he said of why he did not to do," La ng sa id today, "Is fine was forgot te n, pursue the question of why he simply to split the field and run Not so for Gaines. was not allowed to run. twodvIsion& That'sa lot better If I OiIt _____ Springs district track representative, Seminole High had planned to had never received the original Wilbur Robinson, Pr incipal of run sprint star Nathaniel let te r from Robinson, just one Winter Park High School, his Perkins, who Gaines sa id had a day before the mee t. team was ineligible to run fn the chance at a state title, alon g W L Pct. OB St. Louts II 12 534 — w t. Pci. 05 Montreal 10 10 .500 1 Philaua New York 13 16 I? Sit .500 De troit 9 13 .409 3 13 12 520 1', Chicago New York Baltimore to IS .400 12 12 503 2 Pittsburgh I II 361 4 Cleveland 13 I) 300 2 Milwaukee 10 Ii .176 7' L os Boston Angeles ii 9 .eai — ii 15 Houston 17 11 607 West Ciruc,nnati 12 Ii 522 4 Tcxa 77 15 ii 14 13 519 S,m iron Californa IS 12 .556 'i Atlanta 13 14 .411 s ch;cago 12 12 300 2 Son Diego 12 16 44 6 Minnesota ii 12 471 2" Monday's Games Oakland 17 II 167 3 San D iego 7, Philadelphia 6 Kantas C. 10 11 .117 1 Los Angeles at Montreal, ppd. rain Monday's Games 0 San Francisco at New York, Detroit S. Chicago 1 ppd, rain New York 6, Texas 1 Only games S(h ed uled Clev eland 5, California 3 Tuesday's Games Baltimore 4 Oaktand 3 Atlanta (Morton I ) at Chi Only gams Scheduled cago (Stone 001 San Francisco (Bryant 01 Tuesday's Games .r'u udrr vu al rew York New York (Medich 51) at (Seaver 1? and Stone 02), 2 Texas (Merrill 00 ) , N Sin Diego (Arlin Ii or Chicago (Wood 35) at Detroit Troedson 10) at Philadelphia tSlaybick ii). N (Schueler I 3). N ., if °' '' ' St Louis (McGiothen 3 i at C i nc i nnati (Norman I?) N Mlakee (Wrig"t 33). p Angela Los Rau 2-I Cleveland (J Perry 23) at or OOM'isflg t 12) Montreal Cal,locnla (Tanana 3-2), N Baltimore (Grimsle'y 3-2) at (Moore 00), N Pittsburgh (Ellis11) Oakland (Holtzman 2-3). N P4ou%ton (Griffin 3)). ?d Onuly ganies scheduled Wednerday's Games Atlanta at Chicago, Wednesdays Games San Diego at Philadela, N New York at Bos ton, u St Louts at Cincinnati, t4 Chicago at Detroit, N Mnrewta at Milwaukee, N Lcs Ar(n at Montreal. N Son Francisco at Kansas City at Texas, N York, N Cleveland at Calif or nia, p Pi ttsburgh at Huston, N Baltimore at Oakland. p4 East big salaries. - SANDRA RAWLIP4S 8349212 Eloine Bodine had an unexpected visitor people thiit women play golf and deserve . 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Zl Lay said ei ther the principa l, Lay said he had a copy of th e Forwantofaletter,nineboys track coach, another letter conce rning the meeting from Seminole High School represen ta tive of the school or sent to Seminole High School in were disqualified from running even a letter of in tent to par- an April 20 letter, two days in the District Five, Class Four- ticipate in the track meet would after the meet was held. A track championships April 27 have been suf ficient to Indi cate The letter ba rrage started The Sanford Herald Tuesday, May 7, 1974-1 B the school want ed to com pe te in April 22 when Lay wrote to ______________________________________ at Win te r Park, And their coach, Ra ymond the meet. Reynolds saying the school was Gaines, is mad. Since Robi nson had received not included in the District Five "Some of those boys," he said no indication ei ther before the track meet list, but after pa ying today, "would surely have meeting or until the "11th hour a $50 fine, the school would be made it." and 59th minute," accord ing to included. Gaines was told at Winter Lay, the high school was That prompted Reynold's By The Associated Press National League Park's Showwalter Field by th e ineligible to compete. A pr il 26 let te r to Lay saying he East American League ), on th e fifth hole. It seems a "streaker," streaked-as a matter of fact the unknown "phantom" streaked around somemore upset ti nginost,butnotall,of theladieson ladies day. 1116 D I AWO Powell. Gene is a sophomore and Mike a freshman, Individually Gene was second wi th a 7472-146, Terry took eighth with a 151 and Steve finished at 155. Th is is quite an accomplishinent and these boy's deserve a tremendous amoun t of credit. 4 r ' ?I L 1; ,rrath All ths national, international and local news written concisely and interestingly to provide the information you need to keep up with your constantly c aging lifestyle. You'll find it all in the The Herald six days a week, Wi thout question Seminole County has been put on t he golfing map by a group of high school students at Lyman who first won the Metro Conference, then the district crown and finally emerged as state cham pions, It wasn't luck they won by 21 strokes. Led by Gene Jones, th e golf team competed in the state tourney in Ocala the past weekend and came home wi th it all. Along with Gene was his brother Mike and 4, two seniors Terry Copeland and Steve Alm Or flAWS... .1 I 1; '4 ! BETTYCARTER DUBOIS, Wyo. I At' i "The flame Just came out 'whoof' and then it was gone," said a young cowboy. He had just witnessed a buLane gas tank explosion that left eight women and girls critically Lurned at a branding tiperation Ws weekend. Six of the victims were flown to the Brooke Army Medical Center in San Antonio, Tex., and two others to the Utah Medii;iI C 'ter I Silt Lake City. Another woman was in serious condition and author. ities said 10 more men and women were also injured. - Your Hot Water j . . jonv *1 LLLi .1 ,~ f 64830.0503 L Round , 4 ction .. By John Cherwa I More A .- Damascus on Wednesday. - 'Mystery Letter' c[hr !jrifilt) ra . - Budapest Hilton Hotel Nicaragua Ends Censorship Golfing .11 I U a — I I a I noU I -- a p a I I ta I ' S ponsor on1v the 1,.ie Pee-wee baseball ' team. - . ,, . And that, folks, is exactly one more team than Martin P. Bacon Sr. sponsors. However, considering his genuine concern for our boys, we in the league will be happy to accept Mr. Bacon's $100.00 sponsors let' next season. provide the coauh with d reasonable excuse when they Longwood y - -- L - . -_ Eugene Jaques; Maitland Mayor homer Bough and Winter Seminole Baseball also limi ts Springs Mayor Troy Piland, now a defensive Mil all teams to 15 players. Thedren, Lake Mary Pee Wee had 16 hack wi th the Patriots, quarptcyers practicing at the time. terbacked the University of When I handed the league Oklahoma football team where offic:r a 16 player roster he he was an All-American. After fail to (ho . - nc den oners c e ,in pr ity agreed Monday that pop. fouls which a pop foul landed in his it Mayor Pineh d A il i i t u rs t I D VVI 11: the will Hudson, as he left the meeting homes froin line drive-type with the conf lls, is cated baseba fouls but noted the $2,464 . . . . . - •. MILWAUKEE (AP) Mu. waukee Bucks' Coach Larry Coste llo has tipped his hand, but the pressure will be on the Boston Celtics tonight to react. Costello said Monday he will challenge the Celtics with the same three-forward alignment t he Bucks had used to win 97-89 Sunday, squaring their N a ti on a I Bask e tb a ii Associatior championship series at 22 Bs starting 6-toot 7 reserve for w a rd Mic avis at guard in place of Ron.Wtlliams., the Bucks created a size mismatch against Celtic guards Jo-Jo hite and Don Chancy. With Daisssorklng the 6-3 White in side for easy shots that produced 15 points, the Bucks har nessed the press Boston had used in earlier games to wear dossn 35-year-old Oscar Rob. ertson. Sunday's victory regained the home court advantage for the Bucks. Winner of tonight's nationally televised game (9:30 Pill. EUT can clinch the bestof-seven series by winning at Boston Friday night A seventh game, if needed, will be here Sunday. Davis repeatedly took White •,. •i.... d-.. c.'..,..l.... ....i s,c,ored ei~,_ ht points in the first "It hit my boat with enough impact that paint from the boat was left on the ball," Hudson said, displaying the baseball. Dayton Hudson Jr., of 2.309 He said If the ball had hit his son rear yards safe is to discontinue to investigate possibilities of the ball more quickly to the Bucks' frontcvurt, helped set up 7-2 Kareern Abduk'abbar for 34 points and Dandridge for 21. Now to Sir. Bacon's account informed ine one boy would gradwiting in 1972 he played lisa Court West. in the 20 West "then I'm afraid the imprint of the first practice game, he have to be cut from the team. Coastdering all that had left out a few items in his letter happened it came as no stirthat I shall fill you in on, two seasons with the Baltimore ('olts. Since college days, Mildren Subdivision, produced 22 would have been of blood inbaseballs that have landed in stead of paint." his back yard in the last two using Memorial Stadium, use of the ball field. leased by the city to the school "It would help to switch the board, for night baseball Forise when Mrs. E.dwards picked Martin Bacoi as the lvis been an active member of the Fellowship of Christian Hudson, a state fish anJ game weeks and renewed a two-yearold request for screening to commission employe. said use from basetuill to slow-pitch games. Ile was also instructed to make cost analysis on softball," Knowles said. "If they switch llavllcek frorn forward to guard, they have to coach, Mrs. Edwards, called player to be cut. She also picked him back to the dugout, the me as the one to tell the Bacon young imin had a regular family, When I went to the Bacon temper tantrum. Athletes• lie majored in Petroleum Land Management and is employed by Saxon Oil other children In the neighCity officials allowed borod are endangered in development of the subdivision is their yards and the street by the Hudson said his family feet to the rear of home plate 75 deprived of use of the rear yard foul balls. building a new lighted baseball park On city-owned Celery Avenue property and at Sanford Airport. come ijp with somebody on Dandridge," Costello said. "In that situation, we can play ,Mic ke y and not get hurt." Young Martin Bacon tried to bat out of turn and when his ("a protect his back yard. - ~~ -1Y4_1 -- I pi W temporary effort won't stop that hopefully he will get relief wi thin 120 days. Knowles said it high pop-ups. will take that long to get Warrtn delivery on concrete poles for City Manager Knowles said the screen may be the screen installation. 70 per cent effective but the only way to make the residents' Comiiiissioners told Knwles back yard four feet from his 14monthold son. 77 key D quarter. Celtics' Coach Torn Heinsohn later used Chaney, Paul Westphal or forward John Hav licek on Davis, but the shifts took pressure off Robertson and Buc k forward Bob Dandridge. Robertson, able to advance from home plate at Pinehurst Park on W. 24th Street endanger nearby residents, and took emergency action to start looking for a new baseball diamond site, _____ ' . 1 , - " • , - ' I_ -. 3 ._______ ______ __ �- . - - -. - - - - - - ______ ____________________________________ -- - -. _ -_ - f - &.&x - p - - , -S - 4 - - - - .-.--- - — _____ -- p _=r- - -- - 3 - - - - - -- ,, - The year we Win here, we times based more on instinct nessinthe cars,' he said "But Snesi was one of six drl%ers this year with top rOOkie blueprinted,' he said 'You The cost of the new cars will hobby Unser paced the field irn Snea turned in some of the fastest Ia M Indianapolis Motor Speedway ind whatwon t After the car is rwohobly for a lot of bofteJ on, as needed" thing he was forced Into a - - ___ challengers with three clutch Coody and Homero Blancas. prize - ____________ tee shot in the water. Allin,29, whose bachelor stat- #- National Fool - -. Fort Worth. Smith, a runn.ng back with the owner -. t _____ year, $500,000 contract Smith _____ 11(0 In guard - , .' •.l .._t -' ____________________ LOS .%GE(.Ls #AI Los Angeles Rams f I an obligation to Smith's r est to be py year 0 ee r ee r e tan kin 1 wo makes It tonight Monday) It will lake a Perna even more notice- of Linton Ohio, and Ed Byrnari sive gu.aru uy ,jvnni o the a praeti.e to count uie t)Ouse In little while for both fans and able than tne tennis was the of Boulder Cob He had demanded a no-cut Worki Team Tennis first turn. man said Jackson'-'ll arena hanges It took a while for fans ViT match It resembled a l y - - fTi,tCtit - Derby runner Flip Sa, says it ir.sy riot be - - - - - It de'esn t look very goxl, Dr. Gary - ,eociation has adopted a reolut1on sports programs ci member mstitutao'is esol - .iturday is hen he sw .tched leads du ngmg froim' leading with one loot to -- - Tlv - Liil also appro' ed Ow - cer tification Gf 13 post-5eason fuotball bowl '! the When the 'ote was an t Debb Dema Betty Turner all had two singles on the moun said losing pitcher Patty %Viggtns trippers th on, a nint-pcint an edgc. 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ED KY. IMP. KILT CASTLE VODKA 100 PR. VODKA uclituD', bIOlA ___ tennis that east a wee, some of them I hilade'phta'sNew Year'sDay nutted that this gave her team dom' Ia recordingi - - iowedth fotk Fredoms hase kemi rain—a ______________ :- round of the tourna players. All hate to adapt to a bo"iging as a renlica of the i ____ team spokesman said after the Atlanta FaIrnricnnd(fpn E W Ned' Cook millw'i _____ JACOBSON OLD FLA. RUM TEACHER'S First Baptist, powered by a three singles, pitched for the or cirigIe supplied most of the sictory firs' roundTex wereTM asn nUMflS of Austin IIlinge, Tex , Mike Still of Lufkm Tex, Bruce Uetzke of ) — Thit S-ni1th signed with Jackson,i1I e M (1 ta ret; with Kanca.! City, Boston ea rn VV nec - _____ sidered one of the longest more than modest returns from from Maysue Gilmore, Rosa and Alan Herbst powered oser for Acme, who had Chuck round 67 \,onday g - y nd . __ •S _; I ph P into the second round . . Collecting 25 total hits, paced Pboto By C'arn Ed*ardsi major league baseball player wtreV tsai( , if l play continued iTI, teams is possible, but they rapped by injuries In 1972 arid .p. SANFORD PLAZA I 'I had decided not to play in ailing back Charlie Sifford lHtuId Photo By Charlo& Edwards) I ards entitling them to compete Open He had come home a day where they must qualify to play able since 1971 to win only ment. telesision commercials, possible phiswillweleomeusaswarmniy ') ly signed," said jom Jr, principal owner of the To- - -- There has ben specuLition troit last seascn Asher called ____________________ Southeast Bank Red scJuled for Leauue stbaseman and was knocked unconscious for a few moments, but first signIng contracts to play for the t' thinks "the chances are '.ery cally for 1974 - - - SLAM BAN' Smith and Guy al said they Fran Monaco game between the to college Most of the golf pros Rights Act of 1957 changed all her husband's suddenly financial affairs . ,,T, • i a a . t. a • " U14I% aIgI%esL4ceLlmewworIaI, blossoming career on the his golf game and that's what Elder agrees with his wift goldin trait of pro golf h. s rit th it h's succe ss Un s ir hou1l hc ( xpl iins ',ht thini' md hop4_ Matkr of fact, it was Mrs gi%e new hope to black players example, th1it Elder's steadily More and more blacks are risIn, star will encourage other Elder who talked her husband ('IttV topla)wt their o9tlorks before lalcoris o4ner Frank Wall andDenni—aflforip,r Uruer- Dennis, an o(femhe guard with " ,..-' Lee and Rose scre married gone home Until two years ago even black - leader Allin at the 13th before Vegas,saymghewouldsklpthe '-Tj 9-15 under par. -- catcner auring a - two games because of an in c&rst and pros ided 19 points DALLAS (API — "Those "IwashopingIcouldhangn KermitZarley,whose course were probably the best three there...but I wouldn't have bet record 64 tumbled Saturday tin- — -- - Kenon finished with 18 poInts we have the momentum going, had grabbed a 94-91 lead and had 16 rebounds. it 94-94. p — i- S ones w horsehide ,ust nips = -.9_ nan Taylor mdintalns he felt champl3nstup, needing only a scorer again with 24 points, tried for a three-pointer, and lxiii, yet Bcaty maintains, 'We They II tie tough here •If I, t , - , promise and invited Elder to samegoals," Mrs Elder said in caddy, he was allowed to play (Ire learning to play golf _____ _____ ______________ - 'Its because they don't grow golf tour, too Diego Open In 1970 Masters with real ability, whether he is a far cry from the days in 'They play kick the-can in the 4 r Ste%e Krisiloff and Tom Bige. q ranie and that was ii' hc won $84,730 to finish high on the first black player on the point - The ABA scores th.ree points trig the extra live minutes aL' Elder won the Monsanto Open football, baseball, basektball In his first tour year, 1968, and weren't more good black pro sports If Rose Elder has - S-, play we ha% e in I a '. - lation time _________________ al.' '- ________ '' ' Others over 180 in nr h w to just won' t do v... ____ by Sernln3le Petroleum in a 5-3 '. in over Sanford Atlantic Monday -r 1. a, $ , UO . (Hevatd Photo By Caadv ________________ ___ 0thers black man with any real hopes "I don't worry about on the tour," he notes. "Now are coming out of colleges of niakir.g It on the tour today. dollars," Elder explains, they are beginning to get a nowadays." Yet Mrs. Elder believes wtiat grinning. "I just wan to win chance to compete. It's up to Sifford was right. But today has happened to her husband is another tournirnent and play them to shoot low enough scores blacks are going to college In Rose Elder obviously only one thing in mind — her enough to tell other black better g&f. I have more con to qualify. But the important mounting numbers. They are husband's success. hose, you players they can make It if they fidence now. Let the dollars fall thing is that they are getting the showing up on college golf where they may" chance to try This v,asn t true teams One of these days there see, is the wife of Let' Elder, the play competiti%e golf For Elder, the tour has been in the past" Nobody, not een Rose Elder, might be more than a handful of first black golfer Invited to play in the prestigious Masters beliees the black man ever no great struggle, financially Sportwriters used to ask them competing for the golden By I RANK MACOMBER The Herald Servkes somebody with money will iniprtssed enough with our operation to lake over ownership. But the longer I do myself, the farther away i to get from finding an owner" F 'sen winning races such as lndy with an estimated 000 !MnflCr'S purse, woulin:t two entries ict the 500 are the .ame ones he fielded last year. So far this season, Sneva qualified one car on the front row for one race and led another But new power restrictions wnl force King to build new cars nest season 'When we waste before this year, y f — -p,, , - last year, kings entry Fin- Rose Elder: Get Blacks In Golf ____ . - - &ilding cars that run as fast r - — been competitive in their - , - b spends most of his time bulldir1g dirt cars, prit.s, midgets and varj racing parts, such &s radiators. He employs up to nine persins year-round and runs a for painting both work machining and repair in his plant a few miles west of -- . .. fl'DIA?APOLIS (AP) — Grant king is a car owner, esigner, builder and chief methamc who runs the No. 1 "shoestring' racing team for 1 poie cars. Vie re the only ones who run up front of those who build their S, Ti Our Tuesday, May 7. 1974-3B The Sanford Herald ar Ma ing His Business -r. - Tuesda y, Ma y7 • - -. : ___ ______________________ -. 28—The Sanford Herald ____ 299 319 3250 AYBASSADOR EPMOUTH 199 2295 ROYAL 0 WEUV1IU , JLJANISIIBAN flNOT NOIR 199; 2295 SANGRIA FROM SPAIN 1395 159, 1195 399:4495 1 99 22 95 �.- -___ - - 0=1 1111 - I'a ______ -!! - 4B-The Sanford Herald • . Fertilizers e Seeds el APPOINTMENT TODAY k ___________ l Baby Chicks se Care * .d I*j . __ 4. ___ . Jewell HUNT'STUXEDOFEEDSTORE' L I ______________ _______ _:__-_ - . -___ __ _. -_-__ ___ - r_ - .__ .--___- - . I .- __ ~-_ - --- here your friends are'' -- I _____ Private "Patients-VA-Medicaid ' ' ______ - - ut ra II 919 '--i - II - C, _____ 'T',erapy ,ien. .- WTH Liv;ng Room Outfit ,!.'~, Z A--, ardedan -I tl, 11, A1~ _.- - _ __.. __ . _-_ .- . , ;. ,. ! --,- 1W_ .. 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( . ,E _!, t.;,- -s - Seminole Go-Karts - a I' naie ..hY notice the difference \J . _.1'.;_.~.~, 6~ vlt,,T~A" - ..~F -)~~.,*- - Let Us BLOW YOUR WHISTLEI et Results !i For More Information night too, the Big Dip Is open 7~ r ---'-M~'~__ 0 0 You an -- -; ._ I - Yes 0 I a AAAAm .- - Ever thin at Big Dip is ~. ~ -I_ I section. ,,- - ` I 0i- ks are offered to take care those warm day thirsts, - - 1.' uCriiflu 4 l AND AFTER SKATING GO KARTING __ " - ~ -, the fastest, most dependable service, delivered, of crturse. fresh too! They don't prepare with tf traditional smile foods hours in advance. You'll temporary to de h - Ity ate -. - 4 In Michigan. Since then, they have worked unceasingly to provide a fast service food from the days you were a kid And their banana boats and one business tha everytime OT " Watch for The Herald's special ... The Big Dip, '14:39 S. French Ave. pfepared to your order. And It's workinghoursandworkcbysto the worse nevis. The paper conserve natural gas Some shortage, far from being Just a 4c - A .. ___ every crunch. Several pap-L,,r mills U-S, market starving. h-we been forced to shorten I'luit's the bad news. Now for 4 IS T UI • A "old fashioned" Ice cream parlor kind that you remember Big Dip has a staff of seven employes, all o whom are earn to take care I - • : I + SEAFOOD+! RE CW A" I arrival from their former homu- Big Dips Ice cretm is the enjoy. i 7 0"' business four years ago on their • PRIVATE PARTIES BY RESERVATION 838-2474 i Jane and Joel Kruse Big sundaes filled with creamy ice Dips owners purchased the cream and lopped with all the J : 0 ample parking facilities that ill allo.v y ou to get in nd out and refreshing Big Dip has the quickly. Just the thing for those answer. They sell 14 flavors of delicious milk shakes and quick lunches on busy days. pulpwood have turned to more profitable WEDNESDAY 7:30.10:30 P.M. FRIDAY 7:30.11:00 P.M. SATURDAY 9:30.!1:30 A.M. & 1:304:00 P.M. SATURDAY EVE. 7:30.11:00 P.M. SPECIAL RATES FOR Churches * Schools e Clubs 0 and most other normal sand vilches. All the extra trimmings % ~, SUNDAY 1:30-3:30 & 4:0":00 P.M. MONDAY 7:00-10:00 P.M. 0 Dip The Big Dip is conveniently such as french fries onion rings located and you'll ha ve no and tossed salads are waiting oblem parking. Big Dip has for you too ' : - ,T.Yk HEALTH V relief. For some effective first they re served with or without aid and Thirst Aid stop by peppers Other sandwiches the Big Dip at 243% So French 1n'lud giant ha ii1 r ::e ed Their giant barbecue, Avenue, Sanford. delicious food, last efficient d reasonable service *iil curc what's allirg you. S SKATE for FUN ' : of Good Grooming."-Adv. are available. AMID cAss""IfIr '__ . w w umWOU FEAZI 11 ilill 2,113 1 S %lemach at Colin: evitewtilftf, fact of porwal molivatw"; Exc"sive s"Whinq Pr conc.Ir.i.n: vs f,.&sfreCiI:aA5I50ad 'ifvO. HypIS$LII% fered for sale, and many other features of infere0 to d(xi is WETIME as "Dog Shower's Bible." It Individualized stylirg Is eye drops, etc. They stock toys, A comfortable neck healthy and conloffable paws • T ire 0 While and Blue Imitation ANSWER-Ytil The A rhitf ittin M*d#C &I ASSW **6111C 1611 Y- r*C"61led "YP4961101, owners find these beneficial In dog look it cidents ,, . .. Q to r) Donna Turrefl, Robert Shook and Pete stock of Lambert-Kay and 9 0 U - " LOVIN(. tAdE AND ATTENTION your pet. 6 ~1 __________________________________________________ J ' Ph. 36S.3248 Route 476 _` - - - \I to -. 0 i;r'Z` ~7 I 99 ' I I skid surface to prevent ac pedicures for stronq nails and dishes and hamster supplies Forest Pet Supply The HOuSP bag flit 7 - Duda Auto Ports -- 111111111' ,~_ I _-K - _-_- - . . lw__~~ I,~-,_. & ~, ___ - --_ -~ ~. Z_ ~~ ~~ . . .,...I__ ;1- -- -_ * - / Imitation .- '. WHOLESALE- RETAIL -0 40 out & J - --__. fi;L - Urive ~._- -, i T--_ ,7_4 p. I -~_ - ,: Ir'- 17 bright nmej - --- - ___ clean and shining coal. Special dip% are optional, but most pet necessary to give It that show • can be obtained Then there's the energy Japan and Europe leaving the Dinner - • I . ,. 1 H j ? Ave. Winter Pk Call 6AS-2W. Open 9:30 3:~& BreadedVeal %Vdm 91C Ocean Perch Don't forget our . Helpful Hints: Park plastic tiags -they're for carrying wet thlrogs, Includinq thms, ,,real I % .1 Bar6Que 2101 FRENCH prwluction is expected to in- and enjoy the Juke box and pin rre ball machine (101 '15 t llbOut a fifth the average annual . • Nab I Agp-= ________________ _____ E.BIR 202 S. Park Ave. I • AUTO I I RENT I $'ta INSURANCE I IU Molith delicious array Guy's I % . . .73 Roost Beef Shrimp Cresents and answer your questions TIMEX REPAIR CENTER PH. 811-22111S J" LONOW000 PLAZA Ilwy, I?." Lo"*ood ,, _ $6 i o d I., %--"~__* ~ J' Travel anywhere In the world Is arranged -, .: -- nwch ' SIPIECIALL - .:= ) the expansion required to meet papers from which paper bags present demands are made Thus rnanufactttrer ditlons of Its people, are e - 1~ - Ham U CENTER so that necessary treatment bring ouI the best features of pure beei. Smell and touch supplies and labtir find tran. lucTative oVerseas market and sport problems. ,ver purchasers in Franks 'n Beans Pfflafld CendenW licks or Air CO4ditiOflifl5 Servic• iii TURf UP U TI • 0 ground meat injury is reported to the owner owner, but also designed to featured, with noadditives, just owne.s Ancither remn the bottorn increases on dwindling forest began turning to the more ELICIOUS - INEXPENSIV : 1 ~ !-.f - - ,f 1 .714' 11-J~ 'tZ .I - !01 k . M_A~A:iik:-. 1i Monday through Thursday. o ~--_~-=___--~ -. 1 FURriuuui pj • I - hungry.. , you need some quick (steak, harn and others) iind prices in 1973 aroJ plan two Virtually at a stalemate in the more increases this year. Try~ United States because of price Pulp producers blame the pria- controb, paper products also I DRY SHAMPOO CARPET CLEANING " 4J~r11?T_-I a ' a. 1_17 _____ .Tr Producers Increased their iracks of paper s, WITH THIS COUPON OFFER EXPIRES MAY 14i74 &,.',,ir AUTO PARTS causing ear mites Any in. imagination to produce the dicalloq of infection, disease or style of cut desired by the Special ort Supply Ca it a d ia n - - 0 0 . WY. 1792 P shorLic of n'utural resources E SALES The dogs are carefully given to each dog with the leashes. collars, training carries dates of dug show examined for signs of infection groomer combining skill and collars, and training leads. across the country; dogs y - L.-,- t '_J~ - combating fleas and ticks. 'I'liere are all kinds of reasons second, minimal profts in the business is t&at there is little for the paper shortage, but paper industry which prohibit profit in kraft.1 and beach I CLEANING - * which leaves the dog with a trading stamps for each one. produced 2.7 per cent rnore chlorine for cooking woodpulp, b isftill% the vpl ifl itinn is i I _____________ - ,~ ~* N A~~ !~ - .. . 1 I . ,~ q.4".#. ..,. .7,.Iir~ ) a i h1es l are bathed with medicated, but plea3ant smelling shampoo. One of the beautiful fur and a Spanish Dining Room absence from supermarket production slowdown. First. a I Up just North of 434 the largest comfortably They art. sk ng tUstoiitcr lihigazine demand exceeds twu. closed operations per to bring their osn bags Some suppi) inanent!, are offering two cents or In 1973, the paper lndustr) Basic chemicals, such 111111111111111111101V ........ J __________ ... country ~ -1 11 . last: Thebath tubusedfor washing the dog will accommodate even coffee tables, end tables galore andoldchairs, decoratorchairs I I ,, , . appointment e to find something to of mirrors and lamps includir!- e Bag Is In SANFORD glog ____ exam Ine the colorful depression Furniture are such varied Pieces, and also the beautiful Items as herb and spice con old pressed glass In Royal Oak talners, Indian Arrowheads, old ot only Is there a scarcit of paper th.i'i In 1972 In the 10 are In short supply. In addition bags, but paper products ot all years before that, however, installation pollution of 17he trouble is that now even UCS, 01 P e production increased 4 6 per equipment to comply with ne bags are In short supply Grocer) stores around the tissue 'intl towels, are cent anIivall) goserninent laws has pushed up frequently conspicuous by their There are two reasons for the operating expenses D1 r . II - . %_-, I available while awaiting his to popular they are hard to fInoer,- - Adv. to being left holding the bag P 322 0199 I r.onswners are getting used BURGER '11.15 I1_ 47 ; _t ; iA ed in ') Flea Market before combining best known for the outstanding B & E Furniture also has a furnitureordecoratoritemsior their businesses find talents in array of antique glass Betty charming French Provincial years. Why not conduct y our January of 1973. T he y stock and Ethel have ccllected over bedr oo m set with dresser, treasure hunt at B & E Fur their store by buying out the years. Both gais are canopy bed, mirror and night niture, where unclaimed estates, attending auctions, and depression era glass en stand. These elegant items are treasures await the lucky B) DON OAKLè.Y The Herald Services 3' Cheese Ik extra 2439 FRENCH AVE - - - RGER THE - . 'u'i A~i t:00` Ith" _- I Iter . amateur f Th Iqoomlng your pet belt i Pekinese or St Bernard Each ) Furniture Is homemakers can handle, a nishings on hand Is a cust suite. Some glass pieces offered pa int, and you will built, glass-front bookcase, for sale are over one hundred Betty Smith from Marylana, touch of Is Ethel Bart, from have yourself some useful, perfect for storing and yeArs and the "E" Both are unique and attractive fur displaying your fa v or ite books Pennsylvania away from dust accidental nishings. Most of us have been sear operated shops In the Maitland B & E Furniture is probably ching for specific articles of Even ni' 10 L kin Ice an yoi..' icet most take two or three buying trips thusiasts. - B.th rrst to have a of our new Raleigh cycles that Just arrived ,- Tore - Treasure Hunt plenty of good Ideas and a stock %WJ !s OO Tune . ,; . ;; V l Open Sun 92 Sanford _iE_ M _. SANFORD . - Z. _ ~_ -. _. ~_.- - 1 - C^i_ 01~- ____•%.___ people at Lake Forest Pet The "B"of B & E -PLUS- o' Open 8-6 Mon. thru Sat. Downtown Only Glass a Paint Co., inc. _ . - 01 Senkarik -__ __ -____ __ A that name i!, it's prob3bly there. _____ _______ raven to each animal to do your furniture and ac gold, silver, brass. copper and cesso ry shopping, A little fixing decor. bronze do-cofator pieces - you * 101~.~0 WE HAVE ITI1111 - to , 0 \cO AUTOMOTIVE PARTS OPEN8..6 For Ever, P'rpose ______ Auto Parts ,~,l - No medications are usedduring and no mu: es are glassware, dishes, jewelry, cut of sand paper, basic carpentry add to your collection or two decorator lamps with glass, antiques, paintings, and toolsnd paint, this is the p'ace complement your home's custom built tables. There are 1040 Mixon *ART SUPPLIES "Your One-Stop Store In Sanford' i -1. 1, . TT - - 1,10, - While some of the furniture Highway 17-92, Casselberry Is B & E Is brand new, rnost of It Is the place for you. good , clean, used furniture. 11 Overflowing the prem-ses are PARTS AUTO I I - thousands of items including you have a I.ght budget, but and Royal Ivy patterns. You spectacles, and an assortment Y ou - NAPAO n 0 __ RE . :,i by Donna Turrell, who has had Whether you are a seasoned come by and never remain in if you re looking for that every year around the North All glass collector, or have never the store long So if you are unusual item of furniture to East United States seen depression glass in your Irterested, stop by today furnish your home or if fou just unknown Items are thoroughly like to browse around looking researched for authenticity. lite,atrlptoB& Eisweliwcwth tomorrow may be too late. It. for an "unclaimed treasure" Identity and price. Also waiting for you at B & E Browse in the glass shop B & E Furniture, 232 S. then f' \ . SLiiER \TALLl: Go SANFORD t; . 1 . - .~ I . -I and boarding kennel operator I. '__ exclusive agent In the area for receiving as much time as is Forest Pei Supply sells a ful . I -rom -Jr . 14 71140"111" ; t ~4 I - Z_ - LI rTJ,.&J.d TS ", - K f_ - 1 :Q CHICKEN SANFORD .- At B & E Furniture 322-5752 a Locations To Serve ' NOVELTIES - el -~__ __ -__;"I - 1ff#1d1 kOR ZAA, I ' , " f, . Y, ~ * animals which "We Look At Life From Ycur Point Of View" . . . - operated by Joanne and Robert .8piece living roorlisuile only$275at 11 & E AL HAVEN BOARDING KENNELS ••_= , I 8AM TO Telephone 8.t3 7653 saf / . , t1 ' 1 ___ THAT EXTRA ATTENTION HE NEEDS t. . - - - . .. - I ' WE -- i -~ - ~__ - ~_. ______________________________________________ _______ ____________ _____ .. -__ - ~_:_TXA- zr~ _, I * i I - -. . = - Z~i , 1 ,,.W Grooming Of Good what comes with good grooming free to work on your pet The thorns sandspurs etc Bows cat cant scratch litter outside Expert dog grooming, as well blow dryer is designed to dry are applied to the ears or the box You'll also find a full as other services and supplies Is your pet thoroughly, swiftly and topknots if suitable for your line of carrying cases for available at L a k e Forest t y , be Supply, Highway 436, Semoran the right temperature and coordinated tGe oil may Realty Building Forest City buy and sell pets velocity, Combing is done applied. . . ,*I Your man from _____________ HEAD SHOP - FltDCHlCktN ____________ ook and feeling of well being the groomer to have both hands clipped to prevent picking up cat litter box engineered so the J ,P -- Feeds "'1000 - __ __________________ J ____________ Horse Bingo tZ I _ GIFTS i - J4P 7reaoazeo Here's %oniething cat o.-4ners yoke keeps your dog standing in Paw pads are carefully human masters, deserve the the proper position, and allows cleaned. and excess paw hair is have been looking for I A special _______ : ' - Tr_ATc=_1Lffl= 1400 W. First St. Ph. 323-6630 Sanford " -. I- I Pt .. . . - j- -_ House _ 111111 I i ~;11 . A J --- .. Korral . ____ Mother's Day Plants - - - [ - s- ________________ ._____. ~- . _ - ~.- -_L_ I . 0ah ••• I I -,----- - `~V~tk~~f~ `~ -._9~t .-, Le -1i ~ M40 - _______ __ r- ds-, I. - ,- ..-i Ji ----_ I 11 . • Lake Forest Pet Supply I. ~ -. I11 I I ___ P..~___._ __z-1- iiz.~ -___ __ - - ~mL_,zs IV I- -- -'-- \ III_ fft I Ph 322 6707 Sanford, Fla E 2nd St lax__ I ( ETHEL BART BETTY SMITH I I. WE OFFER A WONDERFUL ARRAY OF 24 Hour Nursing Care For ______________________ - - - --a - D __ Sanford, Florida Phone_322-2624 I =___T_____-z-__i._-._- - ______-__ - • Mother s Day Gifts 1185. PALMETTO AVE. ____ I • • • IOU French Ave. ~ ~- - ~ NURSG 7Z-~~qZ , ____.___Wil owitititto CENTER -------,------.. _ - -_ _ -_,._ ----I~Z~.___ _- . - I 323-26SO uei(Ke b O162J Ly --__ - --_ -:___. nMArr_i_._-_---.-. - . • AVE. AND SECOND ST. I -- : -, ____ 99 FOR An Extra salad tic Variety of 4 'd~ l v- SF:RGE 0 1 , mily ift Center Your I N* Vegetable Plants "-7- - V.- Q Tuesday May 7,1974-58 The Sanford Herald Tuesday,May''71974 - t-s EZ Payments ----,v I " I ' f-__ CALL 313-3U6 323-7710 . 1. N 133 I. 11101111INSON ~ u. s. '11 I 1 1 g ü__ I -- ________ _______________________ - 11~ . Your Advertisk I DES SIOINES (AI'l -Thieves have hit one (jut of e%*- cry five Iowa farmers within the pxt three years. UCcording to a poll coriducted by W1111fiLes Fartner, one of tile nation'S old- W, - . i --- el What You Can Do Today / 2. I Review Section of The Herald 1. rl Let us feciture Your Business Business , _. - .. _.~ . with a A11Y , The m,igaziniS pollsters 1. ,, P ICTURE . - Prospects With Your Product Or Service asked tile f(illowing questioll of 47 Od "Have YOU been a theft within the %1.1 L ,irn vi ct m i I- Your Business or Pro ,/ -~ __________..__-=j0,w -~;.-_ --4c:~~_f~ 'W11 -Al. 0- __ ~~_M < -_- - _~_-~ -_-7 - ~ ~ - -:, -,~~_______~_~___qwl I - - - -I _,,, 1_~ Mft __m '~s, ~ k ,~,_, -_ e_ 37 ,_,F~, ~z est rural publications. ., - .1 Don $ Put Off Til Tomorrow . he Farm V/1 r corn dogs tool Greai submarine more. - Adv. Thieves On NCR gwg, stuft Ask For Susan Panning ou satisfying taste brea . two sizes, and you'll Big Dip's hamburgels are big really enjoy it come back soon for anddellclous and you'll like their want to . I. purchase price S159.5o. For Quotes are closed on Sundays. What's on the Big Dip menu? The next time your ap A variety of savory foods. all L xacting tells prep,ired to satisfy. , Ing especially good. of it ig 8a eel Choese from shrimp, ent during your busy day, and oyster dinners. Or enjoy a a quick. tasty fish sanlwlch which droP in at Big Dip to: \" comes in ' IEcfrIC Adding Machine I ~ _____ Ill - i ~ __ _. z___ - i.. ___ �________________________ 6B—The Sanford Her.k Oil Companies Are Big Money Makers Read, Buy CalendarOf Coming Events I 702 Oak Avenue _________________________________________________ KATHRINE B. WHITHER Sanford. Florida 32771 Legal Notice 0i Legal Notice Hospital i FICTITIOUS NAME FICT:TIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am Notice is hereby given the. am engaged In busineSS at 400 E engaoed in business at 2310 So. Oak Semoran Blvd., Suite 107. Ave. Sanford, Seminole County, Cassetberry. 32707, Seminole Florida undi-" the flcfitious name of County, Florida under thi fictitious SANFORD MUSIC CENTER, and name of ASSOCIATED AGENCIES, that I intend to register said name and that I intend to registei said with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, name with ttie Clerk of the Circuit Seminole County. Florida in ac I4AY$,I17 Court. Seminole County. Florida in cordance with the prQviston$ of the ADM1IONS cordance wUti me provisions of FIctitious Name Statutes, YoWl,: Sanford: tt.e Fictitious Name Statutes. To. ectlon $43.09 Florid. Statutes 1937. Wit: Section US.08 Florida Statutes 5: Abder R. Baker '.fladlmjr Spakoiky Publish: May 7, 11, 21, 28. 1914 William D. WrIght 5: Anthony Gegliano DES26 Elizabeth Jones PubliSh: Apr-i! 30, May 7, II, 21, 1971 0EA203 Martha V. Echols FICTITIOUSNAME ___________________________ Withelinina IfltI NOTICE is her-toy given that we FICTITIOUS NAME are engaged 'n business at Maitiand James M. Hodge NOTICE It hereby given th3t lam Flea Market, 1,11 Highway 1792. Mayetta COlenuan business at $36E in engaged Supplementary f4\J Notes 1• )L .i =-._ - '.• eC.! 4 - .-: ,- •.(. r. l. p _• -s.. .'_-4 _, ,_,__ - -- 4 -'.-;; E'S1 • :4. 4 ; - ________________ - ..y. Ruth Northern Neville L IlardCfl Mary C. Bogga Ethel L Jeier Deborah Henderson Dorenzo Knight Mar'i.n Latharn Albert N. Davis Statutes, Towit: Section SOS 0' Florida Statute's 1957. S Jack M Martin Pubiith' April 18, 7) ). tvy 7. 1971 DEA 91 Steven A. Barnes 4 , ______________________ Ann M. Burdkk, Deltoria i_s • •\ %: s - I •-..- f..r Y _tT# fl.- k .---:'. ______ w' p,i;iiI _________ Dorothy M. Wingard, Deltona Ona Gabrielle T?ubodeau, Mary E. O'CGnnor, DeltonJi D';nald S. Cross, Deltoca Edgar D. AIT,es. Deltona Emerson ft Lupton, Delt,orta Marie Carney, Deltona Bernice C. Pilate, Minis Julia 0. Schultz, Lake Helen Mary S. Collins, CasseIbelTy Isaac Baker Jr., DeLand BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Claude (Cyn- thia) Evans a girl Sanford DISCHARGES __________ IL ______ U Yc.••. •• %i: f Sanford: Richard M. Smith Annie 8. WrIght l,n,'re E. Price Mrs. Hicardo P'rez and boy Jeffiner Lawrenu Donz,el C. COUSe Lottie M. Wansley William D. Wright Michael Muirgan, Osteer Ann C. Stanney, O$tefl J. Smith, De!tona Vera Juskys, Deltona Orvis L. Hubbell, Deltona Carl 1. Vind, DelLtia Russell C. Black, Fern Park Jcse AstxIl, Orange City James H. Campbell Lake Daniel MarY hanJla, Orlando Mrs.. Se'Ivadure Pericano and at F- y, DeBazy Notice is hereby given tnat on the 79th day of May 1971. 9:00 AM. at thI Court House in Sanford, County of Seminole, State of Florida tax t. cen,fic3tesw,llbeotdontM following descrIbed lar.dto pay the amount due for taxes herein $it opposIe the same. together with all ct Of such sale and ait advertising, }T. 5 31 oocz. px rs 10 C!. • tk"T A Lot 26 C ieee r'd) IEV W'3U PILE. C1 3 • 7e.1O rAIT A w. T. HOOPEP and tote 8 • 9 81k A rrrrty riotfed ,sr,d rr 76.51 E.j.V1?t'i R)T • 'A'I. '.3 t152 51kLtzk.C 'X ':. S ') • .7 J" B U21.41 191.F6 1O7.15 29.19 (nmi55i'hef1, Courthouse, Sanford. Florida. irom Mack N Cleveland. Jr. tmerW this date untif in, tate gf CLEVELAND & UIZE consideration fir-It written above. Attortfl' for Estate (Seal) ;,mur H. Beck*itt, Jr. 6532.V Clerk 17716 HolIer Richard C 1. 40771 Edith M Raop M jack & loon H 1012.31 Lot 175 on the East line of the West 'y of the NW '- of Section 1. thenci run North, along said East line of the West . 10 chains (660 fett) to a point art the North line of said SectIon 1. thence run Cast 10 the Point of Beginning, less the North 73 feet thereof for Road right of way. has been filed against you and you are required to serve a copy of your w-ritttn defines, if any, to C. La'v, ?0' North Oak Avenut, P 0 Drarser Z, Sanford, Florida 32771, on or before the 29th d•y of May, 1971, arnlfIetheorlglnalwiththeClerkof this Court either bitor• service on Plaintiff's attorney or Immediately thereafter; otherwise a default ludgrn,nt will be entered against tie refid detnandid In the you Complaint. WITNESS MY HAND AND SEAL THIS 19TH DAY OF Apr-it, 1971. (COURT SEAL) ArThur H Btckwtth, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Cecilia V. Eker-n Deputy Clerk tor PB 1 PG Si Lot 5 10 & Ii Ilk 10 Fastb.'o* Subd Unit 6 PB 12 PG $9 YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED that an action to Quitt title 10 the following dJicrlbed real property situate in Seminole County. Florida: PARCEL. A The West ''i of tho P4W ' of Sec lion 1, Township 20 South, Rang, 30 East. Seminole County, Florida, less the West 4 thereof and also less tht North2Sfeet thereof for Road rigMotway. PARCEL B Begin at a pOint Si chains (3630 feen West of the NE corner of said VERNON MIZE, JR., OF CLEVEL AUDI. MIlE, Attorneys at C.IoDs's Lawrenre & '13011 Norma E Kern Phyllis A p 152 73 Longdale PR 1) PG 41 C Verno' Mire. Courthouse. Sanford. Florida. 0. Troy Ray, Jr., Tix Collector $.minolo County PubIlshApqiI3O&Ma17, 14,31,1911 oeø DEA- 131 Quinn Eva Bell 1974 Seminole County Tav Certificate Sale will be held May 79, 9:00 ) M.. 1914 .t the County Commissioners Chambers SemilGie Coty po. Drawer z. oi'it Sanford, P-ubllsh: Mi 1. 1974 Pvbiti: April 73,30,May 7 11,1971 Lot 5.4 Ilk B Spring Valley Farms havingorclaiminganyright,tltleor interest to the real property hereafter described. Sectionl, thence run South IQchalns (O6Ofvet).thencerun West ba point red to file Se'ktois County, Florida, In the aluminum wiring in any resid,nf iii, courthaus at Sanford, Florida, commercial, or ottitr structure within our :aI.ndar months from hereafter altered, built, the dale CI the tiff publication of strigted, erected, or repaired in orttic*. Each claim or demand móv#d into the unincorpor6ted must be in writing and must state ai-,asolSeminoleCovnty; providing tPtepijceolriside'tceandpOstoflice for construction. trierability, and address of tho claimant and must be an effective date. sworn to by the itaimant, hit agent, CopieS ol said ordinance pr attctr-ncy, or it will vailabIe (or public inspection ygi4 according to law. during regular bvsinss hairs in the )974 office if the SolId Of County idnet HudSon Sem'riOuf As Admin'trtn,x if alive, and if dead t his or Mr unknown heirs. dei5ees. legates's, or grantses, and all other persons or pines claiming by, through, 'nder or against them AND TO All persons or pirlies Of CLEVELAND & MIlE Attorneys for- Plaintiffs P0 Drawer i 209 N. Oak Avenve Sinford, Florida 32171 P't,blith: April 32, 30,May 7.11,1971 OEA-33 I - a- . .. - . . ..- -_- - - . - -. . - . --------- . .-. Jr- - - - - - Notice: Gøndc — — Help Wanted Personals — F*CED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous Can Help Call 473-4.$$7 Write P.O. Box 1213 Sanford, Florida MARRIAGES PERFORMED Yur Home or Mine 21 Hr. Service. 373-7750 LPN's. Part time or full time. 3.11 and Il-i shift Apply In person Lake'ilew Nursing Center, 919 E. 2nd St., Sanford, ______________________________ for families or friends 01 prObiPrfl drinkers For further information call 734$17 or write S.inIOid Al Anon Family Group Pt) Box 55). Sanford, FIa. 37771 ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free, 441 2027 for "We Care"— "Hotline". Adults or Teens. Child Care o WIl babysit ri my borne. DayS 37) '35$. Good Thingsto Eat 9 fll,ick eyeo peas to be picked May 10. 11. 12 5.1 00 bu You pick 'i ,.ur o.sn container t4arcSSuS Avt Sanford. Contact 327-2031 for inst r U( lion. Instructions 11 Marine Me'charics needed Will train- Call Mr Cjmnbell collect. 9042530843. - Travel Agencies 13 UPS. INC. FLYING CAROET Airline tickets. Cruili and TourS at official rates. 203 Semo.afl Blvd.. (Hwy. 434)- 1.31 3h33_ Help Wanted is r - iJo I t - ' tPtXT Tbe,car laundry room CasSeIbry 4, RESTAURANT— Only one (n Lake Mary. RemOdeled, newly fur. nished 7 year lease w option on . setting. CIP BeautIflcat,on Award isinujer. Adutts. 1015 Sanford AC Model Open 12 3 P M _____ ___________________________ REPdTA '. Wonderful opportunity at 56.300. Box 922, Lake Mary. Call for in. formation 323 1724 - * tJnIurnished * w,'w Shag Carpet - * Clothes Washer.Dryer * Recreational Building Sanford, 7 bdrm unfurnhshed apt.. kitchen equ.pped, 1st floor, $110 mo Deltona (303) 571 1047 licenSe requirod. Good workers only need apply. Apply loll Miller Drive, Attamonte Springs. Off Charlotte St. S & K Warehouse. -. * Heated Pool 4 * 1.2 Bedroom 1, 7, 5 3 bedroom apartrnents Carpeting, drape's, kitchen equipped, pool and laudrarrat 372 2090 Two D.'ooms. I barn, wall to wail carpeting, drapes, central heat and air. Fully equipped with dish -r,rr Call Mr Rutherford 373 4354 WANTED—Organist. Flrt Church of ChrIst, ,cientist, $00 E. 2nd St., Sanf,rd. 322 3131. Buy Father's Day gifts with tne money you make selling Ayon Products. P.o experience Call 441 307,, 15 10. Nice clean apartment, I bedroom. Lights, water furnishr-d. Adults. No pets Only 1105. 3727798. , AVALOPI APARTMENTS ADULTS NO PETS investrnen'. coIlect?ng or delivering. Call 323 2791 after 6 - 116W 2nd St — 1 SAN MO PARKS. 1-? 3 Bedroom Trailers & Apts 7 Adult parks. 7 Family parks 3515 hwy 17-92. Sanford 323 1930; Oi'y. Wk, Mo COUNCIL 3337 Busirtess Meeting 7:30PM, lst&3rd BINGO EVERY Thursday 7:30 P.M. Houses Rent Unfurnished ' bedroom, 7 fuil baths Carpeted Kitchen equipped Air. Children, pets 0 K. Ph 574 2936 after 3 Dr Prefer retired cou1fle, Ph 377 0271 SP,M —7ndandotti Thursday Each Month - & dryer. Beautiful recreation area Deposit, first I. last Ph 373 'm..'r cinch" rome * _____ - _newly Sanford. West is? St deorated inside and out. 3 l, IO,at, - cor'd A,atable -Mayo thru August - 31st. 5163 ma, 3771911. Scott "t.&att" M3tth Busint's r'øteIing Seminole County. Florida, will at 11:00 A M on the 32nd day of May. AD. 1171, offer for sale arid sell to the highest bidder, tot cash, subI,ct to any and alt xisting leins, at thi Front (West) Ocor of the Seminole County Courthouse In Sanford, Florid., the above described pe. sonal property Said vihIclr being stand at Altamonte (,arage in Altamonte Springs, Florida. Further information available I'om the Civil Division of lie Seminole County Sheriff's Sepaniment. That Said tile i b.ing mide to satisfy the terms f said Writ of Club Hour's—.lOa,m Daily (closed Wd.) Bingo. Thridiy 2000 - * CLIFF JORDAN REALTOR, BUILDER _______________________________ "tStop Urn !'' wt mn.e -..,,th T mi' teciroocn, 7 bath central air and heat, freshly ciecorated arid has the address and schools that the Winter Park people like Price. 5)7.$50 .' ri 'P'eltona, small two bedroom, stove. refrigerator, air, carpeting. sis mc Call alter 6. 371 56.3 ________________________________ carpeted, 3 bedroom. 13 bath Kltthen equipped, central Piehi t. - ar Phone 3229139 t. _____________________________ )bedroorn, 2bath, CS homeon lake Carport. Kitchen equipped. $150 monitti; also. 7 bedroom, I bath frame rome. Kitchen equipped, $125 month 1sf 5 Iat in advance If your club or organizatIon would like to be included in this listing call: 5300 1100 Security deposit Call qlady Orown Realty. 372 57)7 O 377 7959 33 Houses Rent Furnished THE SANFORD HERALD CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT 3272611 Adorable bungalow, has r-vtythiflO. weekly rates Adulls No pets Shod time Renters ONLY 377 7711. We Don't Stop 134 7947 Fern Park a rural aria M. Unsworth Realty 37) 8061 or 377 -1919 ________- - -- Ccuntrv atmosphCre Near Seminole Jr College References and security deposit Rent $200 i' Per month 8300)36 octed, larçe Separate dining room, large Screened patio. VA no down, Only 111.000 Call Jot-in Glover, 83$ 55.4$. l0;30 til 6 p m for pontment to see. WILCO LAND CO. REALTOR! - Stenstrom • Realty I BIG' Th,i% Ihe LOCh ARbOR word to deScribe thiS Split 4 bedrOom. 2 bath with central climate control. Good condition New rf and other extras you'll lilt' $39,500. Call REALTOR Associate Rose Southward After hours phone 332 6401. Exclusive beautiful I bedroom, tiso bath home, located one block from Mayfair Golf Course This Out standing buy features large pecan paneled family room and foyer, central heat and air, double garage, garbage disposal, dsp, MAYFAIR - LIVE GRACIOUSLY in this prestige area 7 bedroom, 2 bath with iovely Florida room. custom drapes, wall to wall carpeting, covered screened patio, qas barbecue, welt for !3wn, tenced yard, beautifully lard scaped, concrete bl.xk with red brick front Thi exceptional home 'S only four years old E icellent buy at $31,900. OWNER Hartman Realty Inc. REALTOR.130l866 521.000 SANFORD AREA B ES T OF BOTH WORLDS! Assume 7' pct loan arid enjoy the ThiS ,- ountry tying' heri'ftS of (ramming trree bedroom ranchim has beautiful I,andscaping. extra large closets in all bedrooms. ar coriditiOning and carpets An n stantly livable home at a price you can afford See today Jim Cartee. A ssoc. PINECREST YOU'LL LOVE THE NEIGHBORHOOD where irs) bedroom, 7 bath for 128.500 is lccated. espe;ially the city park ,ind tei'in:S courts next door. Call REAL TOP Associate John Mero ASSOCIATE Eves 313 0605 ST. JOHN'S REALTY CC BROKERS The 'time Tc%tt'd Firm Dais 37? 61?) Nights: 377 3121 CITY - WINTER SPRINGS REDUCED. rospltal, 115,900. After hours ln.,Iv Call 322.2420 Anytime 'Sanford's Sales Leader' ThIs does INTEREST RATE DOWN contract on plumbing, electricity, heat. and air, and hot water-- heater. Don't wad Call Joan Carter. Assoc. at 530 3300 VA-- No Down No CIosing Costs I HA Low Down Low (losing CostS All hr cl central tc,nt S at. car peted 3 bedroom, I', or 7 bath 'SOUTH SANFORD. homes Model open I A p.m 115 Pica? attraclive 3 bedroom home.. Vatencia Ct North Beautiful landscaping Private yard. Range. refrigerator, fenced A U ST I N EllA or VA terms Priced to sell DEVELOPMENT CORP today at only 521.150 To see these Ph 37) 7010 or 962 6300 tartastic buys. iall PPtls ii REALTOR. Ass. i lake Mary- By owner 3 bedrocni, bath home, new wall to wall carpet, fenced yard, AC. kitchen i"guppixj. 126.900 323 5981 wj ;.TOP 5)1 5211 CLIFF JORDAN compare at 136.900. Excellent ________________________________ Hey Kids . looking (or an extra dollar' Ask Mom and Dad to let you have a clatsifed ad garage sale ENlVL* RIVER r-RONT AND RIVER ACCESS HOMESITES 16 C.iil,al Watir C.trii Sewit P,,,d Roadi U'dxrgr,ynd Ut,Iitin. Ctvbnoui, Pool Dock Ti'n..iis Court P,cic Ares Boat Ramp Str,t Lights Income and investment Property . LOW DOWN PAYMENT (xCELLEllT r-INANCINO 75 Miii', North at a EXCLUSIVE Sunland Estates. 3 bedrooms, freshly painted inside - 3. out Large fenced back yard E '(client condlior. 11,000 down Jim Hunt Realty REALTOR Auctionecring Services COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE 37 Need Pu . sell, consign. appraise, or special sales Out of anything f value. 200 French Ave. 237310 Sanford. Fla, I ANew 377.7439 PUBLIC AUCTION. Every Wednesday 7 p r' (on s'gnmerts wClCCn'.e East of I I c'n SR IS If you have anything b Sell or Consign, call STAN at 332 9119 INTERSTATE ALjCTIOPI House? Smith Corona Pacemaver Typewriter. 17" carriage. 163. 373 See us regarding your eligibility to 7195 purchase a new 3 Mobile Homes 1072 Mobile borne 17'xOO' on rented I Roberts & Gilman as little down as one month's rent under the Villager, 2 bdrm Set u'p on Farmer's Home lakefront lot. Takeover payments. or pay off balance Ph 373 0350 Dealer. Administration ?Aob'le home ' property 3 bedroom, I ball-it, central heat 8 air. 112.500 )3 1901. Harcar trailer and cabana or sale After S p m Call 332-4112 930.5500 ONLY 4 LEFT Realtors NEAR GOLF COURSE Living at it's best in this beautifully kept home on large corner lot Three bedroom, 2 bath, family room, screened patio, outside patio, double carport, and excel-lent 'torage. 14.000 NEAT AND CLEAN Two bedroom, frame, close to tow,, 510.900, terms 5 ACRES To sell at this price. wholesale cost pluS 1700 Quality hornet from the quality dealer you can depend on PLACEIIOMESNORTH $317770 $33 Hwy. 17 92, 'iMile south of Hwy. 431. a' Lake Kathryn Estates Zoned agriculture. 13.00') pet acre BEAUTIFUL LOCATION Nice three bedroom, 1'; bath, carpeted home Goad garcien SOil, in rear 124.300 FIREPLACE Fot bedroom Point' on corner tot. with trees PIi'3r sc"col Good terms 571,9)3 RETIREMENT HOME to watch SPRING WOOD VILLAGE Only Lake' Of The Woods, '72 Granville, 7 txlrm f urn - central air, heat, 5300 down. 6.4707)2 I?' ' 60'. 1977. 7 bdrm.. ar, red shag carpet NIce park, pooi I 671 1711. Trailer— 12' take ovet $38- 16$? 13 i62 11,000 equity and p,ynients 377 6877 or Lotsand Acreage ALTAMOPITE 32 acres more or lets Platted Small lake on prr'perty Black top roads on North or Sulh s.de of property P.'ll family or light .ndu5trhi zoning possible. North of Lake Florida, 1530.000 HIGHWAY 149 89 woOded acres west of Lake Gen. includes a charming S acre secret lake. 10 minutes Assistance plan. from Sanford and Orlando Efficiencies. I £ 2 bdrm. Townhouse from $145 Short Term Lease 1.4 and SR 434 8343363 All Adylt Piti C0c'i'Of9id (ó (.--- ' AROflDA HOfflES Inc. Furn, & Unfurn, Mobile Home Bank Repossessions. 15 to choose from 8317323. Dealer. Colonial Dr . Orlando. 671 972) ground twagiL bedroom home for RETIREES DREAM— Pepo. 1973 Itis excellent family borne nedS someone who is concerred and ,iIl continue the tender loving care that the original owners have shown, 'There are 'our bedroom. 2 baths, large screened porch, anci privacy fence. Beautifully land scaped. 541,200. Call Doris Belt. Assoc. 8305500 For cupie who iCyt' children pIty 116.900 322 211$ ?,tter Hrs --377 9211 32? 3991 and 322 064 stiaoe 54.750 Call owner at 322 0579. CONCERNED? Good high it-sI) 734 7It 7*10' utility bldg., yard and ALTAMONTE SPRIPICS Inc 3313 W FAIRSAsKS AVENUE ))QSi i45 334) 831.4039 or -. LIST YOUR HOME IN MLS (MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE) CALL 322-2420 ANYTIME STENSTROM EU '' REALTY 2565 PARK DRIVE , - .'. SANFORD Paved road, and rail way Spur NEWLY PAINTED ------Three bedroom. I bath, home wth arp.cl ?'lcar tOñn 113.9(i) Payton Realty, 372 1)21 7610 Hiawatha / c-. ,t 17 ortage_lo.ned_agriculturt.. Terr'iS available, 5110.000 O4LANDO— 10 ai.res square Platled In S acre picts. Rolling ground, on Hiawassee Road Zoned agriculture in the path ot progress 5)50.000 FORREST GREENE INC. RI '.1 TOPS 196W Lake Mhry Blvd 373 6353 or 643 7333 WE TAKE TRADES BA RRELS FOR SALE CLAMP ON COVERS—STEEL A Compchtnsive Rl Eslate Guide To Buttut Llyiq 2.5O HOMES OF DISTINCTION Close to Everything... Yet Away From the Crowdt karge Wooded Lois Paved Streets ewers IStreet Lights • Sidewalks ldyIIwiIde Homes By • 1't3l,1'5hC(.I Evrrv Suntla In 'l'ht' Ilerahi 1ir 'auiurii trut 300 N. FRENCH -, t7R.2tA' -- 55 GAL.—OPEN TOP - based on aqe front em-ployers covered by the lando Prof. Ctr. 72 W. Lake Beauty Dr.. P.O. Box 8094 A. Orlando. Fla. 32806. telephone 8411026. r';-INT SPRAY PUMP - Sprays all texture's material, Gun arid hoses inCluded, lEO 1)1 1107. CORBETT REAL ESTATE REALTOR DeBar,' 669179) condition. CEN Lifestyles AGE DISCRIMlJATION IN EMPLOYMEPJT ACT. More information may be obtained from the Wage. E'ecutive char I. desk w credenza Electric water cooler. tO? Magnolia Ave. Sanford. lot. Air, carpet, 10*40' patio, NOW PA%-VA & FHA indicate a prcfrcnce knowingly accept IIEI.P.WAN TED ADS that not 11 Acres, includes 3 bidroom hon. 6 Acres Citrus, many extras, For information call -. Read NEWSPAPER BY OWNER a) acre's, Geneva area, Zoned A Wooded high. $7000 per acre )2) 0735 - City. 3 bedrooms, 2 bathS, dining room, family room. Central heat 8 air. carpet, fire place, large 7 car garage. Lot 100', 130, fenced back yard, plus lb x 36 swimmng pool 8. more. See 8 it n.xIr qvarded with one-year service Yoijm P.Suttiple Listing Agency REAL TOPS EXCLUSIVE hn,,,ø prone 377 4179 Ow'cr'S non' mUSt wil Ike new I bedroom home with carp's. central air, range. refrigerator fenced yard. much more, tot orlic $7). 100 Large, like new home on court lot. led yard BeutifuI pool, en ..Iosed for your utmost privacy Y,itC hen equipped, washer, dryer, double garage. central air, tee to appreciate In the family room br only $73,900 Three bedroom, 1' bath home is in mint condition Will sell FHA FIRST TIME AD VERTISEDI Call REALTOR At50-ci6te Sonny Raborn for_in 'orrnatioO about this 2 bedroom rear Shopping, doctors and $31 $72? (ivltOO Seren privacy Custom built, CS. icreened pool. 7 bdrrn 3M, J?9J 7 baths, den, trees p *'veS & weekcndS - After hours phone 37) 0713 CLIFF JORDAN REALTOR foi'nialdining room, nice equipped kitchen and bi'a.,tful back yard 133,500 Cali REALTOR A',SC('.ite '.tti'r hOurs iulian Ctenstrcili m'hone 327 7360 — FIREPLACE FOR THE WINTER" Tht .4 BEDROOMPOOL. Callbart Real Estate _____ LOPIC,WCOD Ire work 5 dent' in your huge lrnmedate occupancy to qualifid 72'L26' family room, on the 25*15' veteran, newly renovated I patio, and in the tree shaded bedroom block hn:ae. Very large private fenced back yard PICriti' fenced yard, ai4 ample utility room for fun on this 130*145' room storage. Also wall to wall corner lot kefreshirqly coo' rio-is' carpet, arid an overlarge living with central air--toasty warm ttis room Priced at only 172.300 winter with central heat, hnd Everest Realty REALTOR, 1601 S roaring firep'ace Turn thiS 3 Hwy 17 9?, Maittnd, Open 7 days bedroom. 2 bath house into your home with a little elbow grease and some cash No Qullifying just assume present mortgage 67* c08 $77,300 total price. Now iS the time to call 103W r;rst 5t REALTOR ______________________ 37) 5774 Large two story house. Fenced yard Central air & heat, Seen by ap minilrnenl only Phone 122 2455. y clean, 7 b€"Uroorn, fully car -- Hour ott ice at Rm. 309, Or- '.bdrm, l'3 bath furnished home. SANFORD REALTY Days. 373 5773 ,.3277423 .ake Mary area, 3 bedroom. I bath, 727 ifS) Country Club Circle washer, range, refrigerator, , I bedrooms. I bath Carpeted, ar $anfrd. C'REENBRIAR LOCH AR.OP Md '3s * bedroom, kitchen equipped, $173 n"o Security deposit 3730230 cr 167 7f19 ,,,' Carl * '7391 __ O4'bn9e 19195 Freiiiii 322-1196 322 7548 CII home, , borm., i' bas'Tn country Also 2 toy female Poodles, black, 373 .a)S.4 71 14c'sjr Service Call )7? 749$ 5360 per mc Full kitchen, washr' _______________________________ EviryMon &Tuei. Early Birdat7:ISP M Regular at 7:43 P.M PINECREST EXCLUSIVE Attractive 3 bedroom, 2 bath. Nice shady corner lot. A real bargain at t6,)O0 Drive by 100 W. Woodland Dr Call HALL REALTY JOHN K RIDER, ASSOC W Garnett White, Real Estate Broker. 107 W Commercial, MLS * New 3 bedroOm, 7 bath in Sanford BINGO ACREAGE. INDUSTRIAL AND RESIDE Pd TI AL HUFFMAN REALTY Custom har'c ___________________________ * Sanford Auction * Houses for Sale WE WILL HELP YOU IF YOU WANT TO BUY OP SELL P E ALTO5 Al Pell, Jenny Clark. Asi.'c 372 $153, 332 1591.)?? 3.97) I'i iXt interest, if you earn betw'ee,i 16500 111.300 annually, you may u,tlify for a 3 tie I bedroni home Kitchen equipoed 7100 Cordova MEETINGS Houses for SaId 41 Sec * Till We Succeed." -: iwo bedroom unfurnuslied house Hwy. 17.92 I Mule South of Sanford 2nd Mofldiy -7000 OtA 702 Unbeatable privacy, peace, and Quiet NO DOWN PAYMENT - "I'm politically bipartisan, with a slight leaning to the side my bread is buttered on!" - Elmer Bakalla, Inc. 3 Mgr. * Prc,fessiunally Air conditioned, furnished I bedroom duplex. BusineSs couple R..ealtor only No pets o. children 7200 32 () and the undersigned as Sheriff of Sheriff Seminole County, Florida Publish, April 30.May 7, II, 71, 1971 - AMERICAN LEGION POST 33 Pres. * decorated Inter ion Park Aye. Sanford V * ThiCk shag carpets * WELAKA APAR"MENTS 114W. 1st St. Tuesday FLEET RESERVE ASS N. 4 b.g bedrooms Tremendous paneled family room Utilities furniShed, $165 mc Phone 322 S9 Bored Housewife? Lot Sarat. Cc,ventry hebp make new friends Earn $20 $60 *k utt 49 tinS No Execution. i(An E. Polk. or * I bedroom apartment. Furnished. ' 1971, In that certain case entitled, Salvatore Messini Plaintiff, 'VI , * I.'___ Fither Richard .1. Lyars 1433. FIa. Tax No. 7W96014 * .MAITLAND FLEA MART 1011 Hwy Il 92 Open Sat. & Sun 9 931 2920 buy Sell trade 2 bedroom, 311 III U tist 5?, I bath CS New shingle vinyl, w w ______________________________ carpet 8 paint. Fla room A C unit, carport, refrigerator I. range. Friendly neighbors. VA or cash to mortgage. 116.900. After 6 PUBLIC AUCTION EVERY pm 373709$ MONDAY NIGHT Antiqiis, TVs. Miscellaneous, P4t', and us':J furniture and appliances Pius MOSSIE BATEMAN special sates (watch ads) BROKER.372 7613 OWNER ASSOCIATtE TWENTY WEST PARTY TIME CLEAN UP! EXCLUSIVE 9 .n'res w palms ar-id pineS Over 700 hard toad frontage Only 136 0(f) Ph 162 3196 WILSON MAIER FURNITURE Three beiroom, 2 batn CO home with terra::o floors, built ,n oven and range, nice neighborhood Onl 117,500 Rut that's nGt ,ill You name the terms, that's right. From 50 down, VA financing, to large down and assume S. pt mOrtqqe. to help spruce up this potential show pIece Entertain tlieryi when * Lakefront view, front & rear * rubbed wocxlwork Apartment— Adults No pets 372 Orange County, Florlda,upona final judgment rendered in the aforjaid court on the 21st day of March, A.D Lake Mary area— 3 bdrm • 7 bath, 16x37' family room, all Shag carpet throughout. 12' white candstone fireplace and mat thing ,ir Fenced back yard Cdli .1) Semnote 32? IP?l Eve 372 '374 Miscellaneous For Sale Lotsand Acreage Lease With ODtioni to buy -1 bedroom, 2 bath, 2 story With 2 Separate apartments 8)4 5997 Beautiful home, 2', lots, orange ________________________________ !rCCS, I bedroom, fireplace, - , r.'tcd. central air & fcjt, nc-is MIscellaneous roof, Close to schools 8 hospital. For Sale By owner. $37.SOJ. Joe Baggerly, 210 Virginia Ave.. 327 1195 lfli,it your friends to pour new home * Røorn for horses or' * T*ø bedroom duplex furnshrd apartment 1220 Orlando Drive, Sanford Springs. descrlbe as followsOrie(1) 1971 F'ontia.. tlue inolor, I or 2 acre * * 7 Bedroon', Athilts only 1'arkA,enucP,',.b,IePark 2515 Park Drive, 3fl 2161 ;;. PlO QUALIFYING 13 Only IlOOdowo, Washington Oaks.) bedroO'.n, l'.j baths, 209 Terry Lane Monthly terms 673 1573 Winter Park. Days 372-7717 ____ CASSELBERRy COUNTRY LOVERS * Room fumn4ed effMcPhone 332 7790 I Utility Men, house man. needed full time Company benefts, Apply In person, Holiday Inr of Altarnonti described property owned by Elizabeth Kraftchick, said property being located In Sen'inoIe County, Florida, more particularly HousesforSale * Apartments Rent Furnished furnisted epar?me,lt, air con dit,oned Prvate en? rince. 732 W 17th St. 3fl-1578 after 4:30, Part time mechanic. Day or night. Apply In person to SANFORD YELLOW CAB CO. 201 S. Park Ave. carpeted, close to PITC. 671 2791 Will purchase first or Second mnortg,tges in any COfldition Southeatrrn Acceptance Cor poration, 678 1877. 75445 Frc'nchA,e .- ______________ 3) '.'linter Park Pines, by owner 3 bdrm • 2 bath. Paneled family rm Stemper Reajty Relabie Scnior Citizen Lady desires unfurnIshed apartment Reas.onably priced 377 1073 APARTMENTS ISOsW 25th St WANTEDIt? Anoly in perton. RT GRINDLE WHEEL RANCH, Sanford. 7i7j ,'ant to rent Store space, .sp proximately 900 1700 square feet. 1 654 9901 Mr Bijrkha,cjt U GE NE VA GA P DEN ' S I. ice new, 2 bedroom, family roam. kitchen equipped, carpet, $17,500 Ph, 372 72*7. 521.500. 3236430 --- -. 3?? 5611 Three bedrooms. 1' baths, central heat, wall to wall carpeting, fenced yard, extra large utility ro3m Assume 7 pct, mortgage with moderate down Total price. Wanted To Rent iii FRANKLIN ARMS APTS If. 2 Bdrm Apfs Central heat & air, pool ,t,i1utt 1170 Florida Ave ' 917W Firs? St REALTORS 131 *400 IIOOC 25th St 372 6655 Lake t.'.ary ,n )?76a57. After S 377 $144) including utilities, 1100 dCj>O? 37) 1901 after 2 p rn _____ WANTED—Drapery seamtress Mutt be exp.'ienced in all phases of drapery making. Top wages. Call 611-3101 between S a.m..10 am. and ask fr Doily. - Etilabith Krattchic.k, Defendent, wnch aforesaid Writ Ot Execution was delivered to me as 5hiff of Seminole County, Florida, and I have levied upon the following Business Property For Rent JOHNNY WA'. K ER REALTY 2 bedroom apt Housekeeper. Top salary. Must have own car. S day week. Longwood Lake Mary area. Phone 373 0391 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by virtue of that certain Writ of Execution issued out of arid under th seal of the County Court of -- lfl 7*70 _____ Sanford Herald. P.O. B-ox 1657, Sanford. NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE tooFrenchAve,Sanfod 5200 _____________________________ S4NFOPD [IA ?ioman to care for 3 children In my home. Afternoons, some evenings. Light housekeeping. References. Write Box 310, in care of The FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE is hereby given thit we are engaged In tus -iess at 2500 French Ave., Sanford, Semnole Criunty, Florida under the fictitious name of STEWART BROS., and that we Intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County. Florida in ac cordance With the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To WI?; Section $43.09 Florida Statutes 1957. 5: James E. Stewart EIIitt Stewn1 Publish: April 16, 73. 30, May 7. 1971 DEA 11 GREGORY MOBILE ItOMES FROM 1175 110W AIRPORT blVD _____ SALESMEN. - Eve 32304*3 ASSOCiATE LOPIOW000 t4EW HOMES 7'.. pct flnancing--S29 37,000 F rank lini Ramseur, AtSoc. Inc A GREAT BUY available ri Adult Park Office Space to.' rent BROKER TAFFER REALTY - Unfurnished D.ty', 3?? 7171 KULP REALTY 107W 1st Street 372 2335 For Rent 31 JOHN SAULS AGENCY moe tqaqc 1494 for appt. MobIle Home Lots * Dishwasher-Disposal - -- screened porch. Electric kitchen, SItS mo. Ph. 611 6343 Legal Notice - . central air & heat. Carpet, Electronics Technician ExperIenced troubleshooting, repair, test and adjusling digital modular and power supply. Sanford area. 323 7500 oudes electric water-, sewer 37? 1077 . v,eekends 373 063-4. Fringe benefits. Chauffe,r% Everyone needs household cleaning products. Make $100 a week servicing your neighborhood. $31. APARTMEPIT IIOMIES large trailer on lake, .snd ani pgrounds Sleeps 6, air. $)7( n l'l', lhaveanf'wjbdrm ,7bathhoulito share in Sanford Furnished, Call f'ollux 8)1 1000 13 After S & New 2 bedroom townhousi. 11 3 bath. electric, 3730)72. Range.Refrigerafor ________________________ Rooms for Rent 29 Insulation inistaliers rireded. G.r:1 employment for ambitious men I??) furnished 1 bedroom AduIt Security siio monthly plus . buildiflO 5tratecatly Ini ated lot, $19,000 Seller will carry 2nd $120 mo Phone 373791i on 327 433$ -ndlewood Villas 3 bedroom, I' bath home. 2 years old Carpeted, central beat, corner tot. Payments. $131 Assume mortgage and pay equity, no Qualifying BALL REALTY )becjroom mobile home 1' bath 10 H0use for S81 7% INTEREST MORTGAGE Neat 7 bedroom home Ori beautiful mobile home & lot on St Johns. Pool, marina, park. txi.it dock 904 3$) 551) owrier. _______ 4? trailer, on large lot, lurnisned, f('nct'd lO'40' screened phtio, 7 utility bu'ld.ng, Iakp access, Only 117.500 Mobile Homes Rent pIut deposit $47 $176 - by Gill Fox 7 tirdroom 7 bedroom, central an, fenced private lot $160 a month refrigerator, dishwahpr Oraper•eS Shag carpeting, fariiy rms . fireplace Only 6 apts Pnivacy iri a Spanish courtyard SIDE GLANCES HoUsesfor Sate LOngwood . Sevilla Gardens. - - - - 34 'iLUXUPIOU5overia, l4nd2 trm,i apts. Eat in kitchens, frost free ( PPflf Another COttag Large 1 bedroom, N'ce lawn & trees $125, mo 6 mos only Ph 377 83) :T:ii.. - - -. -- , 4'1 EXCLUSIVE ________ [Onetledroornkitctienequlpped No Pets 101W. 19th St Sanford BusineSs Opportunities A.',.rtretnnt iUI $t2O MONTHLY. DELTONA 1 bedroom, A C. at tract;ve Adults No pets. 775 571 10'3 _____ I Rent Furnished ____________________ uplts- 2 txlrm Adults Only clean modern. Security depo%il,SlS0 n' V? 6620 or 373 S9U ______ part of full time tO Distributor supply Company establishedf accounts w,th RCA CBS Disney Records Income possiblliliis up to $1,000 per month with only 3,500 requife'l for inventory and training. Call COLLECT for Mr. James (711) 661 .V 33 ': IMMEDIATE INCOME , - Apartments Rent Unfurnished , Workers wanted. Apply in person. American Wood Products, 200 Marvin Ave., LoflgWOod. 74 Vacation Money. Call 322-2677 Exchang ed For' -- Part time housekeeper needed. Must have wn transpoitatiOfl Phone $20 Sill. IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? AL ANON - - CIRCULATION ) DISTRICT MANAGER roule and rural in boy Background motor ruute management desired. Salary plus weekly car expenseSCall 327 7611 to arrange for ap pointment. Address Unknown 3sn1dO SpriziCi ra . 17 any claims or demands *hiCh they Lot 42 may have against said estate in the I.'idian Hills Unit 6 ofike of Clerk of Circuit Cott of PB 15 PG 60 ,nstallation arid use of electrical LINDA HOOPER Residence and Mailing £Ct " .' SeminOle County, amending Sect,on 19 Ordinance No. 7317 is attd 0) Ord,nanceNo 73 IlAtoprohibitthi AddreSs Unknown r' 67 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY of St -t "00 1 Lass ti PROBATE DIVISION (,O ft of C ft • 1564.P9 ft of A 2'i'i.GS ft PROBATE NO. • $ 50 ft of S 1559,119 ft In re: Estate of of . 5','9.65 LEOLA ROBERTS, deceited. LoIl&E2SFtof LotS $OTICETOCREDITORS All creditors of the estate of are Canaan LEOLA RCBERTS, PB I PG 103 r.cnit?vCtiO LADY HOOPER SCHAEFER arid J H SCHAEFER Residence and Mailing st' CIZ 1* TIP 215 !GE ?9E :'ctT" LU. I' £ 30 ft • s 2..93 ft of I:ic ,i9.25 ft of i 16 of of '. 359.25 ft of • c'i relating to the unincorporated area's of Seminole providing Florida; Count!, regulations to control and regulate electrical contractors arid electrical LUCILE M. IIOOPER Residence and Milling Address Unknown 'o3. , Notice iS hereby given tfiat 'tiC Board Of County ComET ssionefs Seminole County, Florida. shall it 7 00 p m • or is soon thereafter as iossibI, on t' 11th dJ'V Of 1971. considtr enactment following 'wdnance: and TAX-COST NAME LEGAL DESCRIPTION 15 i W. N. HOOPER . ' I.L').t t'.!t I • zAUL1IL SEC 04 ?JT 2C.' W. 0L FICTITIOUSNAME NOTICE TOTHI PUBLIC 5e 3400 ft C • 1545 ft V I that am NOTICE 5 hereOv given Notice s hereby given that the 300 of St ocr rn engaged in busneSs a' lOPE CanBoard of Adjustment of the City of 70 t. 14 ole 'J 19e )t ft If dace Drive, Maitland, 32731 Sanford will hold a special meeting j7,9 ft , to be ( Lies lid.) Seminole County, Florid, under the on May 10, 1911, in the City Hall t fiCtltiQt name of DESIGNERS 11:30 AM. In order to consider I i-&) II.C5 I. . .7" • SEC 25 TIP 215 RGE 29L ARTS FRAME CENTER andthat request for a varinance In the Sign I 15 ft of . 1, 15 Pt of LA;AL1 C in*endtorjgistefsaidnamewth the Ordinance as it pertaIns to cf $1 :'. • E )* of Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole maximum area requirements in GC of Ru COintY, Florida In accordance with 2. General Commercial Zoned the provisions Of the FlCtitIOUS District, in Lot 39 and W 30 feet of Name Statutes, To-Wit: S4i'CtiOf (tTt! LA)' I'RY1k?1.S Iite 4 56 17 2" 25 5.2 • Lot 59, Druid Park. Said property MS0 Florida Statutes 1937. IbC 33 (lees L 15.6 ft of being locatedat 29000rlarsdo Drive. • LOts 17 24 25 5: Gene Green • e. L. Perkins ft of '3 3' It f' £ 15.6 Associate's. Inc. Chairman tot 5) • If 41 ft of Lot 10 C,, Green Board of Adlustment i'J,:,(,! IA.!. PubI'%h April 73, 3C. May 7, 14, 1971 Publish May 7, 1970 lB 1 G (.9 DEA 131 DES 21 NOTICE JANE RANDOLPH GRANGE. formerly, JANE RANDOLPH WHITHER 12026 N. Rivtrtiill Drive Tampa. Florida 33617 E __________________________ '' •t.,• - Statutes, ToWit: Section $63.09 Florida Statutes 1957. 5 Carrole R Ward 5'va E Weritr PubliSh: May 7, 11, 21, 2$, 1974 DES-V FIC NOTICE OF TAX SALE LOngwoOd. 3275(3 FlorldaundefthefictitiOusflameol 5minolidounty. Florida under the JUNQUE SISTERS TWO fiCtitoul name of MARTIN EN BOUTIQUE, and that we Intend to 'TERPRISCS. and that I Intend register said name with the Clerk of register said name with the Clerk the Circuit Court. Seminole County, the Circuit court, SmInoe County. Florida in accordance with the the accordance Florida In Name provisions of the Fictitious Name provisions of the F.ctltlwS Lonale Ave. Hettie M. Smith - •'• 'ii-. - _ ----• --... Mat land, 32731. Seminole County, DOROTHY ANNE lormerly DOROTHY ANNE WHITHER 1009 Woedlawn Waiikegan. Illinois 60013 __ 10__________________ Tuesday, May 7, 1974--lB The Sanford Herald Look r ____________ : 4 NEW YORK (A?) — The oil ment of energy the nation so Commission, the oil industry's Industry's profit margin or in- of the growth required to to generate the required capita companies haven't always been desperately needs." return on Investment fell to 8.7 come as a percentage of sales provide the capital funds funds, he says. Security analysts generally per cent, compared with a 10.6 has a median of 8.3 cents to the needed the great money makers they keep pace with cxAnd there, it seems, Is thi are today, but they've never agree that the oil industry Is per cent rate for all industry, dollar, Citibank says. This corn- pansion of petroleum demand," rub. The oil industry, some ax emerging with a bang from a been paupers either, Returns for the 12 largest oil pares with all industry's 5.5 the specialist says. gue, Is different than other in In 1972, a year most analysts period of poorer profitability companies in 1972 was 10.? per cents on the dollar. Within the United States, the dustries. It L capital intensiv agree was a poor one for the several years ago. They say the cent, the FTC says, as against a •The profit margin shows longer term growth of profits and carries heavy riskz. I industry, nine oil companies performance then was caused 15.9 per cent for the autos and a how well the industry covers its has been even less favorable, needs more money than othe ranked among the 25 most prof. by fuel surpluses, Increased 5.4 per cent return for the steel " says Robert Lewis, Citi- Winger says. "Although the Industries to build new refi lIable industrial corporations In competition from the Independ- Industry, bank's vice president who corn- group's earnings in 1973 were neries and drill new wells the land, based on the total ents and a reduction In the fedIf an entire 10-year period i1 19.1 per cent higher than in the proponents say. figures eral depletion allowance from through 1973 Is examined, FTC nwnber of dollars earned. In a recent newsletter en- year before, they were only 11.3 Then there's the question o Even by the yardstick most 27 per cent tofl per cent In 1969. figures show the oIl companies' titled "The Profit Situation," per cent higher than five years whether the current high profit commonly used, return on Because 1972 was a down return on investment at a me John Winger, an energy spe. earlier. And the average annual will continue? Security analyst stockholders' Investment, the year for the industry as a than 1L38 per cent, compared cialist for New York's Chase growth rate for the past live and oil men are mixed. Som oil companies show only a slight whole, earnings gains in 1973 with 11.58 per cent for all man- Manhattan Bank, utilizes yet years has been only 2.2 per see a drop off as the unusua depression from industry as a were somewhat deceptive, ufacturing. another figure to measure prof. cent. cIrcumstances of the past yeai whole, when the high 1973 analysts say. They say that Analysts and economists say its. "Clearly the United States fade, Taxes increase, govern profits began to improve in the a major task In assessing the profits are included, Winger says that for the past cannot possibly achieve the ment policies change and ne In recent months, as the corn- first part of 1973, so percentage over-all profitability of the oil five years. including 1973, earn- higher degree of petroleum self- production comes on line panics' profits have soared over figures this year should be companies Is knowing what ings of 24 domestically based oil sufficiency it so urgently needs Others, Chairmar like levels set the previous year, oil much more meaningful. measure to use. Percentage companies and four foreign if profits continue to grow at II.Lflaynes of Standard Oil 01 Likewise 1972 was the in- gains over previous years, executives have urged that ones "achieved an annual such slow rates." Winger says. California, are more hopeful their earnings be placed In dustry's worst year in the past turn on investment, profits as 8 growth In earnings of 12 per Only if the industry maintains Ilaynes hopes to "match ot perspective. lOin terms of return on ire. percentage of sales, earnings cent." For the past 10 years, the the 15.6 per cent rate of return improve" SoCal's 15 per cent "The profits are being corn- vestment. This rate, a corn- per share and Just plain stock average increase fell far short attained in 1973, will it be able 1973 rate of return. paredtoapoorquarterayear parlsonofnetlncometoshare- pricesarea few of the many ago," says the typical oil exec- holders' total investment, is indicators employed. toia, ho mLs his firm coadcrcd unpertant because Now York's Firt National Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice corning under increased criti- it Indicates an Industry's ability City Bank keeps return on sales _________________________ cism from the public and Con- to attract money needed to cx- figures for various Industrial IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. 11TH groupings — and these are EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. EIGHTEENTH CIRCUIT. IN AND JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR gress. "Our return on In- pand and grow. CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 74444.1 In 1972, according to figures much more favorable to oil, FLORIDA. vestment Is still inadequate for COUNTY, FLORIDA IRAE. SOUTHWARDand MYRA C CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.247.B For the last 10 years, the oil CASE NO: 74.72$-C the exploration and develop- compiled by the Federal Trade SOUTHWARD, hiS wife. In re: tie Marriag, of DIVISION C Plaintiffs. FRANK SADIE, HUSBAND IN THE MATTER OF: T?e Adoption of MINNIE RENAUD, J. A• BENSON ADELLAR BADIE, WIFE CYNTHIA LEE IIOVEY and EULA BENSON. his wilt, ANN AMENDED NOTICE L MacNEILL. and FRANK R. NOTICE TO APPEAR TO: WILLIAM L. PATTERSON MNEILL, her husband, BEN aka WILLIE L. PATTERSON TO: ADELLAR SADIE .IAMIN F. WHITHER. JR. and Reildecce Unknown Address Unknown KATIIRINE e. WPIITNER, hit wi!e, You are hereby required to fj You are notified that the atioveMay 11-15 May 10 May 7 Petition for DOROTHY ANNE BACKES, for named Petitioners, DANIEL M• Sallie Harrison Chapter Seminole High Presents, HOVEY and MINIS C. HOVEY. Dissolution of Marriage and (or merly DOROTHY ANNE WHIT Goldsboro Elementary PTA JANE RANDOLPH American talent show hooI Daughters of in school have filed a Peti?io in the above- disposition of Real Estate described HER, Meeting. 7:30 p.m., GRANGE, formerly JANE PAN Revolution, 2:30 p.m., 2407 auditorium to benefit Seniino1 stvle1 Court for the adoption of tie bclow tiled here,n, in which N DOLPH WHITHER. W auditorium. "Goldbug" choral minor child named in that Petition Petitioner claims a special equity. group will give a presentation. Laurel Ave., Sanford. Hostess Sports Complex. Art work and Voumultfiteyour wrlttendef,nse HOOPER and LUCILE M. are commanded to serve a technical dIsplays also on copyotyourwrittt'nietenses,if any, with the Clerk of the above Styled HOOPER. his wife. LADY HOOPER — Mrs. A. W. Lee. on MAIRS. WOOD. MULLER & Court on or before Ma 37tn. 1971, SCHAEFER and J. H. SCHAEFER, exhibit, May 8 BOROUGHS, PA.. Pettionere arid serve a copy ul tame upon the tier husband, and W. T. HOOPER Sanford Business and May 11 attorne'v, whose address 5 ItO Park Petitioner's Attorneys. Collier and and LINDA HOOPER. his wife. el May 1$ Avenue, North, Winter Park, Woolfork. 305 South Parramore Professional Women's Club, Defendants, 20-mile walk for "EyeSanford Garden Club general FIorida.3fl,onorbeforeJuned, Avenue. Orlando, Florida NOTICE OF SUIT dinner-business tneting, Lot 31. Stock B. Washington cology" Sanford, 8 a.m. meeting and installation lun- 1971 and file the original with the TO QUIET TITLE p.m., Cavalier Motor Inn. Dist. begithg at Ft. Mellon Park. cheon, noon at the garden club. Clerk of this Court either bfore Stiores 3rd AdditIon. Orange County. IN THE NAME OF THE STATC OF Florida service on Petitioners' attorney or S Director Ruth Loveless FLORIDA AIiO Benefit Society for Prevention Speaker, Mrs. Lynwood Price, lmrnedtatelythereafter:othsvwisea install officers. 'The North 225 feet of NE I.. of the TO THE DEFENDANTS: of Blindness. "Flowers That Bloom In the default maybe entered against you MINNIE RENAUD (or the relief demanded in the NW '-i of thi PIE '. of the SW I,. of Spring." Residence and Mailing May Section 22, Township 21 South. Range Petition. Addreu Unknown DONE AND ORDERED this 3rd 29 East. Leisthe West 180, and Specia Charter bus to take tPi North 25 feet Road Right of Way, 1971. day of May, Senior Citizens to Senior Citizen May 15 May 17 J A BENSON Seminole County, Florida. T.W. Lawton Elementary *nd EULA BENSON County PTA Council banquet, Seal) Week at Disney Land. leave If you fail to d3 so a auIt kwith, Jr. ArTh H. oil S. Park Avenue, Judgment will be entered agaInst chic Center at 9 a,m. Call 3fl. School registration for p.m., Community United Clerk of the Circuit Court Apartment 9 YOU Joy Stokes 9148 or 323-48 for r-- dergarten and first grade for Methodist Church, Casselberry. Sanford, Florida 37771 WITNESS my hand and teal at fall term, 9 am., school OeUtY Clerk vations. Sanford, Simrole County. Florida Kirk N. Kirkronnel auditorium in Oviedo. Bring ANN L. MaCN EILL This 24th dey of April. 1974 180 Park Avenue, North birth certificate and im- May 23 May 10 (Sea') Post Office sox Pw FRANK H. MICNEILL Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Folk musical "Wake Up, munization reocd. Child must Seminole County Gun aM Winter Park, Florida 32799 1400 NocA Tee Drive Clerk of the Circuit Court. s Jacob" by 5th grade chorus be 5 by Jan. 1, 1975 for kin- Archery Association meeting, Attorneys for Petitioner Miami, Ftorida 33133 By: oy Stokes Lake Mary School auditoriwn, dergarten and six, for first 7:30 pm. Sanford Chamber of PubliSh: May 7, U. 21, 78 1974 Deputy Clerk DEB•29 BENJAMIN F. WHITNER, JR. Commerce. grade. 7:30 p.m. P,.bliSti: April 30, May 7, II, 21, 1974 and OEA-300 r .. Tuesday, May 7, 1974 CONSTFRUCT1Cc'j Inc. 211 W. 25th Sanford, Fla. Call for Appointment 322-3103 - p �'a -# - - - - - 'I - ___ -- • r"j"Z! -"- .=- - - -'-- - I - C - -. - Tuesday, May 7, 974 8f3--The Sanford Herald Blossom Out For Spring, Place An Ad - -Hear That Phone Ring! LEGAL DESCRIPTION NO NAME TICE TAX-COST ') •? ( • ISO Pt CV 101 th'.irI. .rIpr',a N I ico PT CF . 310 Vt IF a, j, p? a' 10? 33 ti'S? 0*11? CF LCT SI S (IF Ii.? I f'. 'a 13 NOTICE OF TAX SALE SO Miscellaneous For Sale THE BORN LOSER A Ii n 52 American Sofa bed. $35 1rditionit Sofa. light blue 5 wPitt, 16.0; Pr, ItalIan lamps, Its; ernelli mini eduro. 6$ CC mini bike, ii% than r. old. origInal cost. $349.95. wilt take $150. E Dudley Williams lithoCraph print Cardinal". mint condition. numbered 1. signed only $00 Sn circvlatlon. 1)00 323 4730. ThN : ..FREEZERS. ErIy Uprht::d ThIS S1'A'HET1I IT r Ja ''$ Quality r' R(RAUr,j i( ii 70LL.10R\ %A1yl I ii's) d;N Have a hot weather sale? Sell Don't needs last with a (1155? ed ad In the Sanford Herald Just dal 327 2611 or 531 9993 A1TENTION ALL MECHANICS & 5-7 MOTORCYCLE ENTHUSIASTS KENMORE WASHER, parts. serv ice, used machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES, 3730697 Late model reconditioned washing machines Guaranteed $59. Wayne's Quality New 5 Used Furniture. 1200 French Ave. 323 11)0. PltIEY WOODS BARN We buy furniture and misc Salt Iør 2$ pct. Consignment. Free pickups A(,c?lon Saturday at .7 p m, Sanford. 327 2710. 1rit tree refrigerao?r, 1)63 Call 32' 1606 or 322 3773 after I p m - PAIN'? VARNISH ENAMELS Close out on all Gibson freezers $ t choose frcvn Priced Right'!' OCkS Appliances. 372 76W We Guarantee Loett Prices BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR GtrmIy, E. 16, Sanford. 37) 4713 ___________________________ Fisher, Stereo Console. complete with FM antenna in beautiful cabinet, perfect condition Also xrtable Zenith color TV. Best utter 372 5705 'i ,n Call Mr Comp-eIl collect, i)1 253 0565. to HEra's I V SERVICE 11135 Sanford 323 131 5URPLUS SALE- Kitchen cabinets-.irid uWd appliances. May 11. 1971. t )3am to3 DOpm. First come, trS? sCrved Sate Will be held at tt'e Sanford Airporl, B'dg 332 Hydraptane and 25 Hp kicker, $300 Call 377 5737 after S pm _________________________________ 16' Larsii. 90 HP Evinrude, tilt trailer, $1150 323-534. *.Stereo Bar.* ______________ 372 0241 Boat In the way' Sell It fast and easy with a low (Os? clatsif led Lawn and Garden ()," Woodrulls f-arm 8. Garden Center 601 Celery Ave . Sanford FEED StED.FERTILIZER .%q' Guarantee L,.vest Prices BUr CIUECT FROM BOXCAR Gornily. E 46, Sanford, 373 4713 Cub Cadet Lawn Mower will' plow, disc, & blade 1100 377 0311 AM FM radio, Garrard record U' Houseboat, steeps 6. 50 Merc CitruS trom $3.99-Orange bees. player, I track tape ano fiberglass 1. aluminum Reduced tanger'nes, lemgns, lime trees, psychedelic lights built into a to 14995 904-313 53S3. etc Lpw overhead prices Drive a beautiful Spanish bar. Assume ______________________________ little 5 save a Iot-Oviedo NurSery payments. Ph 617 1571 for free 5 Bird Farm, SR 119-? ml. N of tome trial. Hallmark, 176$ W. ROBSON MfIiRINE Oviedo 345 6391-Closed Sundays Fafrbanks. Winter Park 2927Hwy 1192 372 5961 Stereo. TV. Am Fm radiO corn Equipment (or Rent 64 b-nation Early American Perfect 1973 Riviera, )5U' Tn Hull, cOnditiOn. 11500. 3731051. bowrider, canvas top, navgahyde Rent Blue Lustre Electric ,rp't covers, 55 HP Chrysler. flagship Shampooer for only II pe day Pioneer SA SOD ampIlfitr with tilt trailer. This whole outfit like Panisonic $ track recorder 5 CARROLL'S FURNITUPE brand new Less than 30 hours. Filyer with Dolby rvise rejcticn Priced to sell $71c5. Call Pete at ABLE RENT ALL, with the besI i,? and 4 30" realistic speakers equipment to serve you 1016 S. 372 5910 3fl 1631 or 641 5011 Dealer French Ave , Sanford 373 5313. Household Goods ** Singer** GOLDEN TOUCH 'N SCW sevnQ cabnet. rCpo%t'fd , ngee's bet? model, WiAdS bobbin ir, machine Fully automatic. Pay b.Ia'ice e9 $75 or 10 p.ymnts of U Call Credit Dept SANFORD SEWING CENTER. 307 A. East Itt St . Sa.'tord 377 9111. Eves 566. 1146 jr 65 Pets and Supplies Germart Shepherd PuppiM-) mule, 7 female. Call now for in tmat ion 3727006 Pets and Supplies Wanted to Buy 68 Miniature d&chshunds Animal Haven Grooming 8. Boarding Kennels All sizes- and models. 10 speeds. S speeds, and Slaridarl bikes now avlilable at Firc'storv' Store Call 14' boat wth 23 hp electric start mofor. Boat motor and train' also, 1100 661 6116. RepossessedAssume Payments 65 Bikes, Bikes, Bikes ','.i ne Me(hancS nc'edc'd Will 6? OPEN SATURDAYS wedding ring set, new. perfect diamond. 1 3rd carat, appraised a $115. Will setl for 1)25. 3fl 922) Boats & Marine - Equipment 55 Bicycles 58 TV. 53 TV.Radio-Stereo For Sr ln Jab is-ic Wrndc.i.s. 13) C) Phone 322 -OIS) Motorcycles 18 KIRBY VACUUM Sales 5 Service For free home presentation without obligation, call 3735)11) ORIENTAL RUGS WANTtL) Top prices paid. used. any conJitiu4 6-41 1176, WinIer Park 377 3752 You may qualify for free training for a certified mechanic rating StOP between I 5. S pm. on Monday or Tuesday at Hodaka of Sanford, $06 S. French Ave. No phone calls please. Ask for Mr 0' Dono van G.E Television, model IITOIO 372 Doberman Pincher Pups black & tan AKC championship lineage 365 5110, Mr Anderson. Beautiful silver Shepherd puppy Female. I mos uld Purebred P'N!s ruirn to r.,tn' st - I -' 1263 alter 6 I Sorrel quarter horse mare 6 yearl old Very gentle English 0' Western. Extra nice with or without tack. 3220921 lOR SALE- Custom built 1 horse traile'r Excellent condition. ties? offer 3195493, ?3 0302 Is-' nus SEMINOLE COIN (ENTER, 109 W Itt 3134132 1972 Honda 731) for sale or trade for jeep or truck 332 7104 Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 32)3046 QUALITY FENCING WE TRADE lenc rig for anytring of equal value" $42 $056 /5 19 Campers Travel Trailers f-or complete motor home sales .ni service, stop by: SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE 7311W 1st St 373 47)1 377 9414 15 Wanted to Buy (ASH 3731137 ror used furniture, pplines. tools, etc Buy 1 or 1001 items-Larry" Mart. 21$ Sanford Ave Trucks and Trailers Ford FI00 '67 6 cylinder L bed. Rebuilt, 1350 Phone 3721313 913 Ford Courier, camper top, extras 1.000 mIles, $7,700 After S call 323 7715 Home Call Pete at 372 1651 Livestock And Poultry 1971 vega Station Wagon, automatic, blue with black n tenor, ready to buy a? $1195 Call Paul at 37.1651 or 641 5014 Dealer $2, OP ':' 'a 1957 Olds. Engine in perfect cs' ditiOfl. Needs windshield 175. best offer. Ph. 377-6110. ton. V I Air 5. T3 Chevrolet i power Fully equipped. $7305 take over low ma. payments. Ph. 373 1571. Chevrrlel C tO pick up, long d. automatic, low mileagv, new akes. new water pump, 1)700 Auto Repairs PartsAccessories rn 3735620. s so crc 't .rG s c cro ri fl tcted Pins 8. looks good. Good s with tape deck plus built in tives, 1500 Call after 5323 5773 I? Volt Batteries $11.95 REEL'S BODY SHOP 1)09 Sanhtrd Avenue 0 IH V 3? i iT *4 LII, 4 5! 1..-' 42 Lii? '. i_ti? 'IC ii vs.' I 555 Ft ', ii Ofc, suITe wlup a? Ft i i,p PT Ij. PT 1.6 PT i. ,' ' hi (-. I. . - '. - 2CC F I i4 Øi ,)t - ADDITIONS. BLOCK WORK Carp.nlry&ConcreteWork PHONE 37) 1751 _____________________ FulIIneGE ApplianceS Sanford Electric Coenpny 2372 Park Drive, 332 LEACH ALUMINUM. Aw1'ngs sk.rting car't screen enclosures. rescr.enirtg. 327-1473. VVant Ads 170.114 . • C'L - - ai1_i v , ,., , on white. Bucket seats Must Selig )• 5629. conditioned. 1973 VW Beetle, s-peed. AM radio, 19,000 miles Pe with black interior. $2695 Cail D-- r Pope at )22.16S1 or 441 5') ii air CF •r* il_a? 7? ..' ''a- *la(..i . sic 1970 Duster-fully equipped just inspected. Good condition 377 is '., I'. T I' ,1 5? , 'I St ''4 • PL'a it 'v'a ii ... P 5 'a I' C .V i .1 '. 1e .4(ith'. u s s- (4 IJ • Bring Results a C a S'll.4? Ph. 322-26 1 1 ..... Beauty CI. TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON (formerly t'Sarriett's Beauty Nook) 3$9E Pine 3fl57a2 - ReduCe your etectrC b'?' with complete CCtling 5. walt insulation Free estimates. AshtOn Insulation (901) 7*93210. a L ".6 t'a 'a . $411.44 #4 . '. * sa(i,i '.' - Triere never was a better time man rio to us' a (tas-ifed ad n the ¶.anlcrd •-teralci Stop rnakn eicut.es Dal 327 7611 or $31 919) Tired cf ç-- Srrdce' Cai lawn Care Spec als-Is Conurrercial Residential Free Est. 377 /767 LAWN Carpentrj nfessionatly lI RALPH. 323 5934. '_"L vINCENTS CARPENTRY Interior Ti im, Paneling. Custom CV'pe"fl'Y No-job tOO irnil licenSed & Bonded For maintained CARE. that look, SERVICE Professional lawn care 710 job is too s-melt Resd#ntator commercIal Call for free5? 37) 7774, 37) 0616 Custom Work. Free Estimates Licenstd Bondtd. 7716031 _________________________ Lawn Sprinklers Carpet Cleaning Plumbing stopped up. power mower Get the serw'cr yOu ! r erasnlcs JACKSON'S CERAMICS. supplies, kiln dealer )O 5. (i..scd YliuftOJy 4. Sunday. 3377921.-- ---YOi can? v'a tC53ifid aoi ir f,4'j t ii CerDrnic Ti;e 0171 kTALE CERAMIC TILE $34 $443 or 63010)5 Repair and remodel work, financing available. ofk gvarwteed - IE?4KARIK LASS& PAINT C° 7IOMaQnofil Avt. In Mfl i' I'.! IA'.' •s!i.'ay ii a I'4 I_F St 5/a 1/? c' iii ' 1," . For the f,neit prepratOr of metal concrete etc caPt a 5 C rree Es? 377 )Q 373 P253 - • ,''.s a v a' SEWING MACHINE REPAIRS All types, corn', 5, resedrnlial Michael Reed, P 0 Box 2105. Lake Mary, 377 3370 j ' " . ' ' s-Ic 't t .............................. '.' .i..5,i.155155151S15541151555h5P5' a..,ar a 'li-s Pp ' NC, $733,54 a S $1. I. "t. I/l 3S 5.1 II. '.i'sS(' "Iii,a '' (LC4S i' i, 'S COi Wt,40 3..,11 'T ii $1 0(4 1 III,' 1( IJF.li FT tO 4,45 Sir 'a !si' i-b '.., ? u i Ca'.C?t l_*41T P 5 AId t 445 I Ill 1/4 OP 5 5/4 V)p '.e 5/4 'a - Tree Service f.AA TREE SERVICE, nechanicaI stump '7rinding. 'icensed, bonded, -rsured 0-I ,53 P I CF 5 tIll F? 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'.t.v 1112 Pinto, 2 door sedan, 11,000 miteS, metallic green with green eIuie interior I speed hec1'apes, chrome wheels, and WI)' tires. Immaculate Reduced tt'4 for quick sate. A fantastic buy at $1113 Call Pet. at 332 1651 or 44.1 5011 Dealer. 116,6* a a 41 0(1. 1 Wi, • t 1116 175 .O SoOI.DS CUTLASS $4 95. 30)0 MagnolIa Ave., Sanford pFttP lILLIAN P 411 a 4)3,5? Ft fO 5(6 '#0 •.tt: a Ill •€Iss s ,o• C, ct t 3 C". F a t/.' (V !e I/S r. ii. I/S a FT 'P 5 50V5,e ,' FT C" .. CASH hi la 4) . .. a Volkswagen (lug, '64 ReStored ne. paint lob, malor engine overtiaul AM radio, $900 Ph. Sunday & eveningS 90.4 363 5131 $462.35 a ' ' *00 FT LII F. 5/4 ('i. 1.1)'. t..Jl FT p SiC Cf 'a if J.7t FT tPt.,, Ci ho A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You TAX. COST a pranninga9ata9 sale? Don't forget to advertise it In the classified adst I vrLr.t.*oPS $1''1.44 ' SPC $7 let' 59 .lii., 33 ---------------------5i jCa''aS llV(4o (STAYtS t' '55,,h15hhh.,555,hh1 huT 7 S 4'01$ 6LØ&LO PS 5 S4UA A 525.79 Lit S vaco ST 04 S III. A 41055 GCaatO I a SAPA a IZS.0I 'a U.S PT CF 0 25 Ft OF ttlsuas .orto PaNs I' $3.01 (CT I! . 'I 54,5 FT C,F t' 4! F? CF ICY II •*CC 5? La i SILl £ 10? I') Clx ti C MICKSCL 156.11 1.CC 40 tIP $1 115,4 13 -------110011 07,IECTC,'. P5 504% 97 5 45 LLT ho , I,, CF al_ICY "C COOS .c CC:L 15.0J a __________ LV'tb3i.S ri0 f ' LOP Ci Ml', or •u'. r to fl_V )GI i. 44 c((, S Wi'. I TU lift. I t.'t(. St Cli. ?øQç Ct S to O!c, 'i Mlii 3C5,5 VT 0,St ((.5 LOT JO il_1 i, 40 11(4 t. Ml, cc el_I (ocr ti,. tO r'v '. zr. Ott. e •h'. IV PT too ry S to 314 '4 Ml'. P IG S 2s tt, I' 'r CLV ICf ',., C. ti(.t T 's tc ccc • Ml' 1 .1, tif 4 ii 7175 ord Econuline Van Just ti'lt 0? CF IL? 55 6 1V LV LOT 6? Il_Its S 5)0 1?) N II? FT oP p $35 F? 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" 111% (/3 4 1111 11 Vi' C TteS, (P •AS.l,,..( a 5/2 CV lots I • S 014 a hOLISM! llIL(.mSt?''. 9u LEGAL _______ 1971 VW Beetle, marina blue w" 1963 Ford Pick up Good Condition. 11650 Phone 377 2517 Motor Laying Hens for sale 1.2 00 each. 68 To buy and self gold or silver coIns, Cofl',ICt us first We also tuy hulk Triumph '73 Tiger 130 Excellent condition, 1)000 Call after I p m PA Abo trcicr Sleeps 6, air Alto 67 Travetall ta wag , low miles Roth A 1 Best offer •j'27 3732 Registered quarter tiorses S to choose f rom Phone 373 5779 61 StampsCoins /0 Horses 66 71 Yamaha, 100MX with extras Raccdoflce $500 Ph 37) 1571 0.100 69 Autos For Sale 80. '69 Dodge Coronet $00. Good con (l_ Color and Black 5 Wblte TVs, 5 consoles. table 5 thars. Ms-c tCrns 37) 0701 Junk Cars Removed Abandoned, unwanted )unk cars hauled away. Your cost. 1)0. Orlando. 795 6191 anytime. LICI I-" c5123t0t_1200 Cuttom boil? electric drives In stalled on your adult 'ricycle. Normal peddling speeds to help up hUh and Long rides 32? 5251 Si by Art Sinsom TAX.COST O F? 41 P III ii) Ft 0* •05 CA"0 l 'C *71 5' ('I., 1 Ia $3 . ,i.(j4 tfotice is hereby qiven hal on the 29th na of Ma 191i, 00 A M at the (curt House fl Sanford, County of Seminole, State of Florida tax sale certificates will be Sold On the following described land to pay the amount doe tar taxes herein set opposite the Same, logether with all cost of Such Sale and all advertising NAME LEGAL DESCRIPTION $6.2: '' -. - ',. ',', I ''I 1', 7' • ..... 1.. 1*. ,"s ' I II'a.i,t. Club' ',a.r' Sj'aI ' PtI.* 551,5' 5,3,.) a. .h.i_I4M OIlS' • 1, 4?,?? a''. - i., I' ', . .' .175.5) $4.5) 327,30 4. �_________________________________________________ 2-1974 The Sanford Herald LEO.L DESCRIPTION NAME TAX-COST NAME LEGAL DESCRIPTION TAXCOST LEGAL DESCRIPTION ------- NAME LEGAL DESCRIPTION NAME TAX-COS1 LEGAL DESCRIPTION NAME TAX-COST LEGAL DESCRIPTION NAME ' I' -t--k --.-- -_'_,_ -rL-.: r.. 4L I S I S . .: i'." :1. 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It's also practical. For how iLjrrath can a people govern theniselves if they don't know what 's going on? Freedom of speech is a mockery unless you know what you're talking about. Your own personal Wednesday, May 8, 1974-Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No. 222 : k _____ _____ ___ ______ p9sOU?lb For the most up-to-date information on happenings and proposed happenings in the area most - where you live -. _ - - I---- ________ READ ________ t -------------- - t ' __________ __________ __ '1 ' ' ; • -T _____ - •' fr • j:_________ c:; F}'- . ___ " -91r -: : ! -4'T- • -. _____________________ - -a---- - - r-ii ;' -*.-- • 1r 8 John A. Spoiski _____ a ! I -1 -- - I I i -:_ - I -; __ __ __ _ - -J ------. -- ____________________________ -II'1 -- TTTTiid 1 - Herald Area Correspondents poses [)isck)sure By DONNA ESTES Herald Stall Writer adding that a city councilman's post In Altamonte Springs Is only a part-time job. rra - th i 1 r. - - .. ci July display in Sanford was law in whole is good," he said, end up in the Supreme Court. Freslthn Councilman vowt fight wouldn't result in a ignited at last night's meeting DeVoney last year's drama moved opposed his delai. In other busIne, council: tt through the U.S. District Court, hen 23 j*rsons from various colleagues action, insisting the St. (lair, too, signaled his in- Agreed to remove then the U.S. Court of Appeals x o n tention to carry on the fight in o o r e p e s organizations attended an law currently before the bumps from Highland and before the White House sudden. organization meeting at the Florida Senate is good except Iagnolia avenues and to block ly reversed its hIS motion to stop the subpoena, ('hamber of Commerce where advisory boards are stand and yield WASHINGTON TAP) Saying "the stor) - refernng to the pszbility of and I don't thtnk we il1 get to that Cî tth rds into the civic Building concerned, is out," the White House has said it will turn plan "going to a court in thich center. Citizens have corncii A spokesman for Jaworski said, "We The "sp'irk" was there...tith It cost Archibald Cox his job over no more Watergate tapes to Congress or v. Sirica is not a con City Attv. Joe Davis was plained that motorists going to continue with our litigation." ideas being generated from all Instructed to prepare a Into the civic center have used as special Watergate prosethe courts even ii it means a constitutional trolling precedent." St. ('lair also said Nixon would give no more segments to guarantee this resolution directed to the the streets as speedways. cutor, led to the resignations o ('onfrontation. The case he referred to wa year's event at Ft. Mellon Park Florida Senate pointing Out tapes to the House Judiciary Committee the attorney gcneral and his Police Chief Justus East said a to be the biggest and best yet. White House lawyer James D. St. ('lair said its impeachment inquiry. ilie committee tlas last ear's decision b Sirica t}"s objection. traffic survey one day Last week deputy and stirred impeachTuesday that President Nixon had reviewed Of one thing we're certain, requested tapes of about 75 Watergate-related that the subpoenaed tapes be Mayor Norman Floyd said irons 7a.m. to 6:30 p.m. showed tisent talk. Watergate special prosecutor Leon .Yaworconversations, besides the 42 for which it was offered for his review, so that 1 current revival, also inlicensed fireworks technician the proposed law requires 890 vehcicles traveled the two ski's subpoena for 64 tapes and ordered hi.s Ja) Warnicke assures us elected and appointed officials streets !lven White House-edited transcripts instead onl) pertinent matters would go and 295 of them violated volving a subpoena against to the grand jwy. Sirica was attorneys to fight the demand to the Supreme there'll lie more explosives and to fill out a five to six page form the speed of the tapes. Presidcnt Nixon for Watergate Limit. upheld by the appeals court, Court if necessaiy. tapes, has a new presidential pyrotechnical displays than at detailirg life history from birth, Asked what Nixon ttoulsl do if the cornThe next step then was the an other tt'lebration irs the lawyer and a new prosecutor in would be harder to fill out - Opened and referred Clair declined to say what Nixon would Iluttee issues another subpoena demanding Supreme Court. When it came than an income tax return," he Public Works Director Donald the starring roles. do if the Supreme ('curt should ride against tapes, St. Clair said he would 'respectfully to a showdmtn the President Jisnses D. St. Clair, the Boston said. ham, saying "It is rhetorical and hypothetical Bundy and City Engineer decline to comply." s-urrender'l Ilottever, it's ISIUC1I more Councilman Don Myers, who William Palm for study and satisfy.ng in knowing the folks made the motion, said no one recommendation s-even bids for are rot Iccing sight of the "in his right mind" will drainage improvements. original intent of this particular volunteer for advisory board Apparent low bidder was da to pay homage *nd posts if the proposed law Mason Inc. at $35,339.50, less I - -respe't to this country's birth, passes. He said -Iz - --' -- --______ his financial than half the $74,844 Palm has 4 i and the principles on which It worth Is no one's business, estimated the job would cost, _____ was founded ________________ _______________ , B MARK WEINTL conspiracy to couuuut larceny. II..r.aI,l s..ft 55.4,.... A... tL1,I t1,-...... ') ..J PS.. LTIIiiil ('thu IILLII IIU.VIi AU, Vi UIV All of 11w booths, and the c -sameaddressandKniste Elaine people working them, will be attired in red, white and blue _________ 4 tirnatediscou:andthm Dri%e, Orlando ttere ihargid colors L :-rearewaystogetarrested, *th lareen). F.ah onian The downtown merchants Nill'', :ree area residents learned posted $100 bond. ttill lx' asked to have their distinction the hard wa I.ohr said tht tt" mtn ho of business and the 't R -sday evening, left with the dozen bags of food streets sintbered in i$tri41tIc places U seems one of the cash receivedasuhstantialdlscount, / hunting and flags :sters at the Pantri Pride lhe 4?.trt billed $ less than -.-. t;rocerystoreonsRinrern the price Mr. and Mrs JohnQ. Of course, there'll be the .. - 11ark came up short-changed Smith would ha e had to pay for usual festivities Including - - / *netoomanytirneswhecIo.J tia' same far.' plenty of food, rides a1id outfortheday.Sothestore displays which will alsc include EJH manager decided to keep ii -arts and crafts by the Sanford I'? eeoni Senior Citizens, an'l an outdoor hen tto unidentified men ________ art show (along the lines of the caine to Deborah Kay very succes.sful Winter Park J' IIlallenger s check-out station howh T ' i' I tsith 12 bags of groceries and tAKE MARY- A special citj -, .'- ..- .. - local, state, national and international __ ______ - __________ - - To tv ra si. Monday thru Friday Sports S a'y' s NJ . 71 - Watergate 'Stars' Preparing - P st With news - - ALTAMONTE SPRINGS DeVoney said 50 officiaLs City councilmen Tuesday night voted 3-1 to "violently" object resigned in the wake of a slmi!ar law passed by the WASHINGTON APi - The trial attorney who replaced an accorsunixiation on that mat- manding tapes to be used as bility of SUCh a move in his to, a propc:ed state law California Legislature. He said newest White House stand con.stitutional scholar requiring full Charles ter and it tsill be pressed." evidence in the Waterg2te coy. orugirial request to U.S. District disclosure by electedfinancial and ap. that the bill should be amended against yielding subpoenaed Alan Wright at the White He wa talking about White er-up trial next September. Judge John J. Sinica for court pointed officials, claiming to exclude portions banning tape recordings looks like a House, announced Tuesday that House efforts to quash the sixth Cox's successor, Leon Ja backing. He said he was asking disclosure will worc a hardship municipal officials from doing replay ci last year's battle in "the President decided we of the subpoena series against worskl -also a skilled trial law- the subpoena Ian in advance of NJ i events concerning your - - school and league teams as - well as state and national _________ - - - P' - ' Cashier iAnd Customers Arrested Over 'Bargain' ' __________ ____________ a ILIIl5lUIi - - Ads - the marketplace into your home. - Sunday - - - , "- _ C) CoUflcI I - • - '1 '- 4'- i , 6 dtariionte ,'-- ' anthrb - - • • Photo fly John A. Spoltl) _ - • -' - ____ - PrIce 10 Cents freedom depends on freedom of information. • r: c-.* - -, important to you __________ Sanford and CasselLerry, and a today in Tallahassee which Druznrnond said although he propnate "if we were dealing in transfer unit at Florida could financial "couldn't reconcile" some o! having hedges moved,' that wreck Hospital North. Herndon's claims with its ac Ilerndon was preferable to the calculations. With a lack of enthusiasm A fourth ambulance available completely untested Anderson According to Willis, the only partly due to the midnight for the east county, Oviedo, legislature is considering I prnr)osal. hour, Seminole County Corn. Genera and Chuluota area will allowing funeral homes to get The motton momentarily died rnlssioners have granted operate out of Goldenrod and be back into the transport r lack of a second, as llerndon Ambulance Co. of shared with Orange County. business, which makes [)rummond's colleagues sat Orlando exclusive rights to Rates which were Indentical per cent of the ambulance glumly silent. But just as operate on a $20,000 annual with Anderson's proposal, will company's reverue, and funds - • Chairman Join Kimbrough was subsidy through October 1975. be $30 for emergency calls, $25 the emergency plutups. about to de'lare the motion Herndon, which had been for non-emergency calls, $1 per Even worse from a !ead, Dick Wtl!iams murmured sharing Seminole with several mile out-of.county transfers, professional point of view, a ztrely audible endorsement. ambulance companies for the and $5 for oxygen and medical Willis said, the legislature is -. past sIx years, nosed out would- supplies. considering a bill which would Kimbrough earlier said he' be competitor Anderson Uerndon owner Idus Willis remove tl*e state requirement was disappointed but not _ Ambulance Co. of Longwood. stressed in earlier presen. that all ambulance personnel be surprised at only two bids being The two were the only tations the hack-up capabilities qualified emergency medical received because of the expense companies from 54 solicited of his tn-country operation, technicians, of setting ti an entirely new state-wide by the county to bid saying that he can have up to a Commenting "1 personally busIrw on a possible $50,000 annual dozen units available for don't feel that either subsidy earmarked from Seminole Ii necessary. organization is sufficient or 3rThe cha*rman also said he did Federal Revenue sharing While Willis said he will creditable to the needs of the -. -- -- not think word of last Fall's funds, operate through this fiscal year people of Seminole County," fught between the principals of As approved, Herndon will on the $7,500 remaining of the Commissioner Greg DrumAnderson Ambulance and (;Rf'(; [)IWMMONI) supply three full-time am• annual subsidy, he warned inon-d reluctantly moved to Physicians and Surgeons bulances in Seminole, Including commissIoners of two accept Hcrndon's bid shortly tual performance, and that talk Ambulance Co. "scared off" emergency service units im legislative actions anticipated before midnight Tuesday. of a "track record" Wic ap- arty potential applicants. Ir - • T - - - ._-=. -- :r . By ('URIS NELSON HeraldStaff Writer anthth ' - - Ambulance Pact Is Settled 15.2 $5.3 11.0 13.0 16.0 51 t - -- l4,ralc1 $3.? 36.0 $7.5 $3.5 $3.3 13.4 13.4 $3.3 III.? $5.3 '. -' '-- -_ -. $3.1 15,1 55.1 I. .r - - . -; -- - - - Sunday news - Action Sports Word -. Lifestyles - - Women's 1 Seminole Magazine - , - - -- State Orncia - and Comics p P - Know what you're talking about have The Herald delivered to your home. Only 55C week, or a month -- At Lake Mary _____ - - - Ills idso planned to have that period between 6 and 8 p.m. to Feature four different hands or tulusical groups which would entertain the folks right up to fireworks which are set for 9 p.Ifl Call 3222611 or 831-9993 f I? -. U') P. 4 - -' - '0 $ S IH,rald PhOTO WE NEEDED THAT I iht IT MAY be only a COIOCIUCUCC, out s$ortI uciori wC seere d r(xb was broken b' welcome rains, these Indians sere seen uOlfl a rain dance at the Wonderful World of Scouting held Last weekend at Sanford Civic Center. The Allapataw Chapter of Order of the Arrow was one of many St. Johns [)istrict Scout groups participating. building notified was announced today by Mayor Delccthe Da4id Lohr arried Margie Hess to gi%e statt too late to latch the t'so men, sitiall dl) expert George but, within uunnutes tio women C'lemmentsachance to put on brought fi%e bags of groceries record Ins iews of the city tothesameregjsterand Clerisnsents, a technical caine to $4 All three women advisor from the state were promptly arrested the department of community twocustomers'andthecashier, affairs, has been In e city Deborah Kay Ballenger. revieiing its books, budgetary 17. 01312 S. procedures and other as-peels of V%fl1QrC Boad, Altamonte city government at the request Springs sas chargt'd with f Manr Hs-s ' • ,'.j By oeor. Hayes) Still time to join.tn, however, Another meeting has been scheduled for Tuesday. May 21 at R pm.. at the Sanford ('oft' - t4 S 7 • If you're getting The Herald now - - 4? 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I I by THE BORN LOSER / ____ I ONLY ONE AVAILARLE 7 bedroom, masonry, kitchen equipped home Only $12,500 $373 dOwn SIll mo Call today 17 1V, range, refricerator, carcetinq central heal. soj, enclosed garage beautiful neighborhood specialty priced at S22.5100. S "I I H A OU E . '14 / 'MR I ~j 41W T14EF 5A!i~[>... I ',Q11lCRl.1 REALTY 37?6437_After S_ "Stop Urn!" W" 400 ifl nil EVERLSTREALTYINC &AtIk,1 AI I 1I 41 • C. ct .rlcrr.t. l ou crnbrl..,ri $AO 512.300 annually. you may niiI'ly for a 364' 1 bdroc'.i' home s r'jat aica M. UNSWORTH REALTY Beautiful 3 bedroom. 2 bath, split plan, wall wall carpeting, v er y large living and dining rooms. central heat air, fenced back yard, nice landscaping, reaucei for quick Sale. Sfl.5 3fl79 -fSI Ph 37) Till We Succeed. Real'nr Fern Park - $34 7k? I - Call 773 5459 Orlando for appt. $1W First St --_-- Live $30 537.000 Franklin Ramseur Assoc. Inc. REALTORS $315100 ad LAKE MARY- Over 1000 sq. it. under roof. Four large bedraoms. 3 baths. 500 It. of family ram with miive brick fireplace 2 car SPRING WOOD VILLAGE Only 10 minutes New 3 & z bdrm, homes FHA VA 7-.a pt from Sanford and Orlando Efficiencies, I 6 3 bd,m. Townhouse iron $ill. Furn. & Unfurn. Short Term Lease 1-4 and SR 434 inning poet, Grrq,ous r'rofessonally Iancis.capr.d Zoned agriculture. Have your own horse. and live with guitotIl $71.930 LAKE MARY- Swim, fish, boa? at Crystal Lake public park nearby, 3 bedrooms, baths, farn.iy room, pretty fenced yard with lots of trees, Tennessee Stone fireplace 7 $29,500. WINTER SPRlN'S- Master bedroom has walk in closet. New thag carpet in living room. 3 beorooms. 3 baths, walking distance to golf course, and playground Forrest 834.3363 1 All Adult 0 Pdt CO,4Adrnd 515.900 Greene Inc. REALTORS 195W. Lake Miry Blvd. 3736353 or 64S733) !)-- 372 -(.) WE TAKE 56.11 COROEIT REAL ESTATE REALTOR 661791 DeBary 665.4415 HUFFMAU REALTY Al Pe'l, Jenny Clark, Assoc -__)fl-1S9$or3fl $l'13 SANFORD 3 bedroom, 2 bath, with paneled family room on cul do sac Large lot. playground ntarby. Wall to wall rarpet. Air conditioned Call Ron Hencterson. Assoc. ALTAMOPITE SPRINGS OPEN HOUSE Creekwood Village North Seem; is beUeving! So come te.! Come buyi 2 bedroom con. domi&um today, at yesterday's priccj Would you belve tinr $20,000 for this FANTASTIC location! One block off he and Property, hIgh & dry with tries 46) Arc's , Os'een area By owner . 322 S17S. ____________________ S Acres, part orange grove, part cleared ternus arranged by owner. (516) 265 flOS or 323.3615 for frformation. 44 Farms Roberts & ESTABLISHED NEIGHBORHOOD Clean, well cared for 2 bedroom. 1 bath, family room, fenced ard M LS cottage In back 520.500 (MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE) RETIREES DREAM- 323 1734 Missouri, 5.1900 down. 20 years on balance, 300 feel from lake, rich soil, tillable, meadow, fenced 2 sides, big frees, park like setting, lakeview, i ruile of large meandering year around stream through properly. Big fiSh in stream, County road through propery. Warranty deed and title insurance. Must sell by owner. Write Phil Banks, Rocky Mount, Missouri, 63072 or call COLLECT (311) 3973772. 16 SS SALE- Newmobllehomes Cost plus $200. PLACE HOMES, Hwy. 1797. 'A Ml. North of Dog Track Road at Lake Kpthryn Estates, -~'=;~ SANFORD - No problem Call Hayes, 10 a m. to Travel Trailer it'. new & completely equipp" with r?ilg*s guarantee. & a Outstanding condition 1973 Chrysler Newport, Assume payments 3231302 after 5. Auto Repairs 16 Pa rts. Accessories "° . . , Miscellaneous For Sale Two shelf speakers. Sharp brand. 7 for 519.95; N Gauge Model railroao equipment, valve $700. Plf price: 7 Van Mi,'rOrs, like' new. $13. Call 383 61 03 aft er 5pm INSURANCE GROUP it s, flz up" Time, lIme or, taper) repairman from today's classif Ito - - - - . - . Air _Conditioning - Oringes Citrus from 11-99 tangerines li-moos, lime tree's, etc Lo* overhead pric es Drive a Oviedo little 1. save a lot Nursery & Bird Farm, SR 119-2 vied furniture. Wayne's Quality New & Used Furniture, 1700 French Ave.. 3235110. - PAINT VARNiSHEPIAMELS ___________________ Interior and exterior painting, For free estimates, tall Carl Harris. at SEARS in Sanford. 372 carpentry, eI-tric. c.r'smic plaster, block and all mascnary. Hone free estimates Phone 373 07,1. Ill). Sundays. Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets. Counter top-s. Sinks lnslal,atlon available Bud CabelI, 1728057 - Fnasinmnt for Rent , AIR CONDITIONING TROUBLES??? ,ifldow units, tree Central systems, ,I tit 71 hr serve Call Gregory's Heat & Air 373 7117 AUL' RI.N1 .1 LS Grand Op'i nu Ihe best t'qv.pn'ei't 10 'er,.' yOu 1016S French Ave 1238310 ptFi REMODELING carports, additIons. --.-*I ,. 'u' "V' & windows R 'uason able. Free Est Guaranteed 11 p.m. 7237321. -- ---"" 377 4351. Applances Pot CON training In your home. Al, Dog __________________________ Peed Dog Training Academy. ,_call foc_frH ypkiation_1117179 Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only SI per da,'. CARROLL'S FURNITURE 7 Dinette chairs. $10. Boys bicycle, 5 1 3; thnbrtlla ty pe clothes line & pole. $3 "'hone 722 7579 Pet s and 65 Supplies Full line GE Appliances Sanford Electric Company 7577 Park Drive. 322 1567 Heater and Tank $100 Call after 5, 327 0705 CPt't)ahuas, te'-naies, $30. Animal llavtn Grooming & Boarding Kennels. 722 $752. 1.70 GMC Pckup. 1771 GMC V,. Modern walnut office desk and )ovnq 32 ] 0594 Miniature Schnauzers, I wits old AKC, *173 Phcxe after S-in 66 Beauty Care - ___ Carpentry_________ D.a..... SI W'I Wanted to Buy wanteO to Buy. C edar (he'S? i'n. Buy, Sill, consign, appraise, or WILSON MAIER FURNITURE by1 sell trade III 3I$E. First 5t 372Sdfl -,Private party wa'ut to buy old 5SY?O dcd clean sekab'e it rns fo .eehIy rriday 7 pin ALdli('O I IN UX ORIENTAL RUGS WANIt.LI Top pe.ce's Paid, .,sed. any condition. 6411176, Winter Park 69 Stamps-Coins - GOLDEN T 01I(I4'uw 2$99 RIDGEWOODI AVE. SANFORD, FLA, . _________________ PAULsLAT- ct,tsssfied acIl '1,51 L'S lrl We ,il'ij lil y hulk t'lytr rnns SEMINOLE COIN ((P4TU, 1(19W It 323 4337 Masonry WeMDn1ng - I Ii )(,'if WIt 1 cv..,. I.,.v, f'''i I , ' ... . _____ ..i .5 • .ii - WELLS PUMPS ILL SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Pauttiig STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO P?$ afttr 6 172 6132 1W.ISI. EX oIl's 1r 'iENK'sR!KGLASS&PAIPJTCO 210 magnolia, Ave. Window Cleaning ___________________________ in"n Make today ctass,fied ad dOy. Pusce one. to buy. 'sell cr rent Ca'I 317 161' vi " IH!ERSTTE AUCTION i . .= - fly JEAN PATTUSON lieraldStaff Writer - .. LUUI.A"z Lit ExSEA chief andhasbeenactivejnSernjnole . . . *. %:. -, - -8. 322 .26.1 '' .1 -or-, * - -- _"-93 ' -......... __ . , '~T. w .- - il -L11 __ - _____________1 - - -- -Rt-. -, ----= "! - -.. ___ "'"_ - _______________- '" - - I= , ______ --. T - - . - - -r--.- '' ' ' - a ~, - I - _ ',., h electrical lywird approved it ea or did not want to I never did porttmiLies and equal pay for wonian," was Edna Jackson's brirg greater balance to ou women, downtown Sanford today; housewife. "But," added th(" equally strong opposition came young woman, "if a woman from oth ers. And then there does want equa! righLs, she were those who had no opinion, should have th em." laws. .. ., _________ TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (A?) • • jected the Equal igh1s Amendment by a 2I•19 vote, parcat'-' 9'lLng , "vii. L' seut iU 1974 legislathe session. those o rw' ng a his Altamonte Springs apartmei Nonsense 1W5a5 vultur It e preys on runaways. lie's ¶' WOIS of a each,s'1 s - L prosttutlonrir,g from __ . - - ________ . - ____- -- . _________ _.__. . _ - .. -- - ' '-'- -__I -- .7. . ____ . _.__ . Kimberly Ann Belcher. it i"tV_V ~W--~-Z_~-~~'" 4 ~. llyz_~ id F ru~-~Fx __ 'I 'I'.1 ______ ______ _______ wi ______ Iu1l Mil.I.Eh ...Brings responsibility _________ " _________ . - _________ and runaway. She a seared kid. 14 going on 34, who would tell the police prostitute _____ opinion. any of things. I'm a brick cleaner, and se ra ised myself u the sweat my trow, says James Ba rber, d 34-year-old black ia -______ _____ ______ ______ exprcss an EVELYN TINDEIJ Treat women as women most anything, it breaks my heart, says defense attortey "Along wi th eoualjtv comes Gene Stenhemlson. responsibility. W:th authority We want to hear it all one co nies discipline. This might be more time said the four man, C,.,.. 3 hard fact ,,,i SOITiC ..__. u,,.a, i..-. _i,__4,.. $._S_ .--..-- - - ') j uij us.ii I.iy Liu$ V "Imii not for it. I think women face," said Miller. noon today after deliberating should be treated as women, one hour on the case. and when they get equal rights Other men, the traditional In Tallahassee Tuesday th e Oh tar Laid, says Circuit men will lose respect for bread winners, the heads of crowd filled every chair, lined Court - Judge Anthony them," said Evelyn Tindei households, the ones wi th the llcennn the walls and spilled out th e Jr. as he ordered the Conni" McGrotha was also responsibilities and worries -, doors of the Senate's Largest court reporter to enter the jury opposed to the ERA. "Women which bring ulcers' and earl committee room as the ERA y room and read back the bulk of work became they have to; not heart attacks, also mentioned caine up for its first big test IThNA J\(•fC )k, a full day's tcstirnony. because they want to," she the heavier burden of equality. vote of the 1971 legislature. ... Let men run things said. "If a woman's In the "They deserve equality, but Pro and anti-ERA forces Carol Cooper's attitude was position of a man, she won't be they're got to be prepared for turr;d out a crowd of racire than also one of take-it-or-leave-it, treated like a lady. We need the responsibility. It can be Boyl e ies 250 for the hearing by the "If ERA Is what other women more feminine omen." tough." commented Frank Senate Rules Committee which The tnens opinions varied E.1.usto) a, ended in a dramatic 10-8 vote in want, let them have it, but it's ii n favor of the art Iendment to the not for me," she declared. "1 aba. "Mcii and women should None of the women polled like my husband being the boss, have equal rights, and frankly. macIt mention of shared U.S. Constitution. or In Sanford, an attractive and I can't see myself wanting it's always been ni) impression equal responsibility. to invade the men's world." urder they did," said Bob Miller of Algave her Still other WOU1Cfl wanted tamonte Springs. "I support ERA, but I think it WA. reasons for supporting the ERAtoheleftwtdlalone. I say "I've got no hangups ,about can be derimental to women. I MLDIA, Pa. APi ERA: "I think a woman Is a let the men run things. Women supporting women," he con- think they will lose a lot of the "Tony" Boyle, former presiwoman for a reason, and ' ,, ii,' _________ ______ . - rmth i t it ov r the kfl.field Mayor Of Longwood It/iris First Court Fight Den 0 ide M fasliioncd because I prefer my husband to be head of the household. However," said Paula Foggin, "if a woman wants equal rights, she should fl)IM)NNAESTKS herald Staff Writer woman really likes to be a kept vital in government TALLAHSSEE, Fla. AP Mrs. George Cadman of Miami sent a letter to House Speaker Terrell the same qualifications, she Ifowit' Kuhn did NOT try ''ery councilmen in circuit court this the action. should be paid the same. hard to 1w in Atlanta... even morning in his lawsuit to void CoUllcllmt'fl IL!.. IleluLs and "In the home she should have though t,ie day after the -big sections of the 1923 city charter 13.8. Ferrell, both noting the hit" lit' was quoted as saying and to remove Thomas Hen. are Jaques' supporters, voted an "how sorry he was not to have nigan as po lice chief, against a defense while new ing, but things become Unand balanced again if a woman goes been there, etc. Circuit Court Judge William Councilmen June Larmann toofar and becomes completely Ills "slafld.ln" Monte Irvin of courage, G. Akridge entered a default 1.kinald Schreiner voted to give tlnit'tlnn nt'' 'h'st'rt- t a badge au th or i za ti on for order ;iga inst I All1ftRl *tl Davis I 41, tiefense now Jaçuciinceds only to reka Council ('airuim E.E udgmet lit. tussuit 1lgaIns tY There are Iwo hunting 5L 3 CS h 5. Lilied cthtlei) that has gone unquestions remaining ir, Iii)' (and una bl e to ieak the tie vote, mind, First, how high the &-fended, said City Ally. Joe ' As a wife, mother and grandmother. I ask ott in a ladylike way __________ nuliIlwr ill be before -rit q uits. S'.'condiv, Who were the two Michael Jones of Altamonte bedside to authoriLe the guys who jumped i;ut Springs, ls asking the cOurt to deft'itst'. - 'I tilitL)thC field and help circle the void Iknnigan's hiring by city Dav is also told the council L1se?; with Aaron. council r.nd to strike down a Jones had agreed to delay T7_ Years traIn now e'seryone charter reauir?ment that three seeking a default judgment 'a ill n'j:n'titlx'r fl Aaron; 12) positive cc'incil votes caa wit)! council could authorize a uupk exuberant oven ilk a may or's veto. 'Flit' dek'nsc. there 'a etc bast'hail tarts who trotted the suit also asks the court to stop Davis said today the counIRMA -path with Aaron, 0) Downing councilmen from repealing cilmen will be served !n... flight to quality ,. , 55111 IA' juI'.JSVII iili%i4t1 $ noted ciividuaiiy the cuwi and may oruuiancea WincH Other women supporting the ~iiill reawtubt-r it wa's he itho Jaques a $10,000 annual . Salary be able to have !he default set vrs.t'd (lit' "tIll; ball "(Not Ifl and created the post of city aside if they will authorize a 1iRA were particularly conti'3 1141W' I 't'tmetl with equal job op. tt 21';t cc nttr 7ulminlstrator (or him. dt'fc'nse. _________ _____ ____ _____ •. - I ~i I , - ers, has denied he had an th tn; todo wi th the 19b9 assassination of his union rival Joseph "Jock" 'ablonskj. 13, yle took the stand in his own defense Tuesday. lie is charged with murder in the s'aying of Yablonski, his wife and daughter on Dec. 31, 1969, Defense lawyer Charles F they Ernest Hendrix. Som e Do, And Some Don 't Davis accepted service onthe IX? entitled to get theni. "She should be able to hold suit on the city's behalf March 6, but city council with a 2-2 any job, so long as she is capable. and if she holds the Mayor Eugene Jaques won a hung vote did not authorize Davis ruled last week that Aaron I)avi5. Williamson could not call a ' Jaques, tircugh his attorney, council meeting at his hospital g - ____________ . ;' . -1 ____ ual ______ ; I\ 1 "If a woman is the statement. breadwinner she should have as "I like th ings (inc now and Temperatures rise and much right to a good incolne as don't want any changes," said opinions vary just as sharply in a man, and if she's doing the Harriet Hill. Sanford as they do in same work she should get as Tallahassee when thi' subject Is much money," commented the Eq Rights Amendment Irnti Neal I E.RA). Vicki Brown, who works in an Strung supçot (or the ERA insurance firm, said she oukt sz*c expressed b> some of the be .ippy to be heme fulfillin, inen and I p0 on in umdnstra t ra d itional o - Commerc&al, Rr%ideuit,aI I re Est male 377 $PS __________ , --- --- Descends U on Se inole ______________ -. .. -. -.. . ., ____ - - To The Jury _____ -. ______ S.lfl5 WINDOW CLCAPllPlC 5-1 11111111111111~ welcome. . 45mEff1___f- - a~ ou-m-411 ___ - __ ~, ;1* 1 __ - ip~ w%_ _ NFAI . __ Mm . The Great ERA S uabble ' E%tiriate5 Ph - ,-, Thlr- _____ Jamm IOITUIILSS 0!), . ' .., E'sst of I 4 on SR 15 I? you have anitifing to se?i Of consign, call STAN at 1179110 -._ A. Spolski calls " TERIOR Satisfa:tion quaran tr'nd = r - "Please, dear speaker of the house, tell the House to STOP ERA. "God made wonusn after he made m'tn "To love, share and help but not be equal was his plan. (p 1\ ( l5 -- _____ ' Ailtypesandsizcs We repsltandsirvcc WE'LL DO YOUk VAINTINu l No lob ton small. Ph. 323 5379 or ,-- Oh, My Lord •. PUBLIC AUCTION. - . PAINTIPtG hIITERIOR I - r - - Glnss.Mlt'rors Auction 1) th - __________________________ Mal.tnry ,!, t.'.tncm',?te ______________ Planning 0 garage' sate? lorgI N., adyetl,se if in Tii t.J,i ani Sell 'rii or %il,irr cons. ** Singe; * * I _______________________________ 1It Mowing, edging _______________ 3i'%5cu I? cuthon) PrQfess.lnjl Watlpap..r Lzensed Residential Commercial h, estimates 1u 3721473 t,,'t4 John l'ruth of the tnatter is that there's nothing but admiration and courage in my eyes towards Downing. lie at lea st tried his best to get the ball past Aaron. mi Coil Ralph)73 ¶9S1 "CXSOP4S CERAMICS, suppl1(s, an de,iIer 103, (lr',i liii' 'lu t Sunday 3,1.7921. trical5crvice.Lic,r,5ed& nded, All Stminle Co. 11 Hr An swer ing Service $303011. ?AY I & __ Al l)llwning was right. Quickly now, who th e ttio pitchtr served the 714th to i; ChaIr $3I3 Sofa & Chair 5)4995 Labor 1. mateclal-.50 radus __ Ceramics -.. ... C LOG' • V Aaron's siime number 44 when DECOR,'.TOpS. Moo Sal Sofa w'th year 'round contract Fre. estimates, 372 7S. Ccmrnercial 3. Rc'sidt'tt.aI Elec 5163 We Pay Altar Each Auction Houseflold Goods I ,, 1e'Wi.J C4bn4-t, fepu%StSteuJ Sinçpr's tie%I nfluJeI, 1p.j5 bobbin inma(h,c) F ully automatic, Pay 04 375 or to pa,m',its of $6 Call Crt'df )ect SAPItOD SLW(Nte CENTER. 307 A. Cast Is? t ¶,snford. 371 9411. Eve's 3'tti1 ACE i!' 117 Caut Upholstery -,--- Eloctrical - ATLANtIC riRDING MAIN Boat in the way? Sell if last andy TENA'ICE Specializing in Comm. with a i _ Cost CliSSifie'jad! & office buildings & residential c:eanmrig .3653009 - "' '- ' _____ , LIGHT HAULING PH. 171 777.1 COUNTY AUCTION Signs , ___ -;- Forty or 50 years from now no one will remember that it was this plucky itrLsider who grooved .i 1.0 pik Ii s 111th 1 ldnr'3 Aaron convert ed into a record. All Downing has to do now is ttut unt il tie's 80-and then young receptionist we'll all only remcmber that it was Ilanitrwrin' Hank who made it 715--and not recall the estimates Carl's TV. Ph 44? )Q3O .'FUW. FOGI, LOT (CLAN UP & Bitter evay Carpet Care & ',.'rvi(i" Free Est One ,'r(,' fl(liJd"S all' '' )1 04)) SEMINOLE - IUM ON TV UV WARI -14W. - - Aswiation in 1969, led die County for about ten years. teacher whlkout in the county shIIe teachers acioss Florida have approactreti the )( " I' __________________________ 730 !.wp Ave Maitland _______________________ Lawn Servke Carpet Cleaning I Mibu Ruth" - ____ Janitorial 4~-4 Early AmiricOn sofa bed. 7 green 6 gold table lamps, wa lnut sliding gIdli door bookcase. Large heavy crystal punch bowl wi, with I? (ypt Good .Ordil i, All for $130 c ssh Ph 321 3i'i) atier, I !AJI**AYI ' 111111111111111111 -- - 1!7 ________ ' For the finest Preparation of metal Concrete tic ,cll B I, C Free C'4 372 )SS0 373 $713 34 NJC En??ance) 3 7I' ' ,: I Interior Trim, Paneling, Custom Carpentry No i too small 37.3 5677 furniture, lamps, glassware, nirrors ii sc 372 9193 AUCTIONEER NEEDS It ______________________________________ - used furniture, appliances, MAITLAPID FLEA MART t°IIHw'y.1757 Open Sal. 6Sun 95 - fm _ carpentry Remodeling. Add tionc, Custom Work. Fr ee Estimate Licensed Bonded 37)oo'r# -__ tuotS, etc. Buy 1 or 100$ items Larry" Mart. 2 15 Sanford Ave lamps. t'i,ri Phyfi. end fables. 1 I P' '.i l.i, J21 d,i pm I B%III 23.2640 • 'or Adding Machine, file cAonet, aluminum e x tension ladders, sums pump, carpets, drapes. clublouse, and beautifully ;.ndscd courtyard givi.',g you a touch of Indoor. outdoor living And you'll park at your doorstep at P4dgewoOd Arms. Add an 'entrance and exit to each apartment, lots of slurae, pantries, linen closets, large prtva?e balconies (and patios) and c hoice of 1, . and 3 bedroom pa -tments and may-se you'l l see why we say convenience is the key '0 Ridgewood Arms, rD(%M$1LA CASH 372 1132 CLEANING Worried about *our income tax Call Ovit Si'jrn, rio lob too small All Lake Mary Public Accounting p'ases, Magnetic, Plastics, Stick today 373 4111 or 373 5299. On Screening 377 7195, " I - ' _____________ "W ____ 1: -.,-- - - 7._: _________ Sandblnstlng Income Tax _____________________________________________ '-"3 Education ~_ ___ ________________ ___________ 323.24 _____ ------ ,%~44k IW !F~ * rw --VIII11" __jV qIMRS -7"!- ____ - ~_ __ 19_ I =,L-- _i, I .-:. - -, _ - ; _______ 1 a . i-----.. yy __ . EXTERIOR _____ csu. 641 601 2 or 323 3363 evenings special sales Out of flytbiflg of value. 1200 French Ave 1231430 Sanford, Fla. 327 7435 9ç3 -" Exterior Plastering pat ch ing & simulated -- . .- S "S •W - Pen.al fax Sar-vice VINCENT'S CARPENTRY 68 I Roof eaves arid well, Pool anclosures for Drywall - went on strike demanding year after year to negotiate higher PUY. teacher contracts, but, wiLl! SEA is affiliated with similar this ycam their requests have state and national associations been ignored. _________ -- pecialitin in small _________ ,iiirl reidtob' (ail$3)_)I&4 Th' Equestrian, 57 W. Broadway. Oviedo 383 6161 COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE And convenience has been designed Into every phase of Ridgewood Arms. Your iartment overooks the swimming pool, 01 F$oor Wax ing.WinQ3;33 room? Remodeling? Call installation, finishing, Painting. etc. 313 0913 327 T,.Eu - I3EAUTY SALON ,formery Harniest's Beauty Nook) 519E Pint, 372 5742. Horses Western Tack-Stetson Ha.t- 'Tony lamo beltS & handbags Now at Auc4ioneering Servlce with rich russet brick and warm chocolate browns. Adding TODD'S CARPENTRY PUBLIC AUCTION EVERY MONDAY NIGHT Antiquts, TVs. Mscellaneujs, New and used furniture ond appliances Plus special sales 'watch aas) - r% ''__ PRESSURE Piaster brick spec ialt y . Pt,. 722 US 077$. * Sanford Auction * Interior, Equipment will sill fast and easywith a Classlfiea Ad Call 3727611cr 33 1 9W) formation. 914921J. parlment Seminole 0~Ar4) . i -, ~ - __-__ ,.0lik-L -1a.1w .20iin"I 4,i-.~_ r~ PET REST INN. BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVEMENTS 'naIl Jo Wanted __ __ in l333. "Lak.Marv' _ L.'sed Fat m DOG SHOW C en tral Fionidi kennel Club. AKC, All Breed Show, A'.ay 1. For in Table & Chairs Color Console TV Also Misc. Items, 323 O7C.$ S.s iford's snsst be,uIifuI i Boarding & Grot,ming. Ph. .322.1057 ________ _._ - -..- - _4111- ' - press spokesmen said, ___________ AZ __ _1 __ __ electrical board chairman ,-Ind consistently rejected electrical iIilpk'fl1t'ntlhg the right to "It is Impossible to hold ( bargain collectively, Layer teachers accoun ta ble or their said, adding a release from the classroom product and not give l?partlzt!Iit of Education in- them a voice," Layer said, 'heated such guidcltnes are When asked it t'.e ever t,anint at parted the SEA or collective SEA poke.mc1 said their bargain i ng before Layer case is stronger this year due to replied, "No one everz'sked r th e court rulIngs requiring before' Bu La>er, as president ci the ) - Miley 2 Horse trailer. T andem wheels. Electric brakes. Double esca,ie 000's. $323. Ph 1I 5373. complex combines lht beauty of ;eJwood I . To Serve You',. En'losed - __ - - ialuminarn C , III) rouh jury report iriulicted all has continued to maintain board recommendations twoyears ago SaUl he will se( . sa i d . e l ectr i cal board member aluminum wiring is safe if dorsing aluminum wire, congressional help in ni.akin ga Dennis Shindle -on extortion, properly inst,alled :iccording to Kinibrough and Vihlen Vihien. who has called the Case agal.1-4 ilie '11tillillium I I terest in manufacturer's sp-cifications. charging ntilitions -bv the county inspector's task ;, "ne. charged con'lict of it s Support at an afternoon _ Central Heat S. Air Conditioning. Price 10 Cents position of tt,e Senlilicile "I think it is tinie the school FAucation Association. board takes positive steps Tile .'obIunLsthe legislature toward implementing collective luis not set lown guidelines for bargaining." ~ __ Home Improvements mu. N. of Oviedo. 345639t-Cio5 BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR -= .s C ' 2-- In Sanford-Now Leasing ioai .Ir A Directory of Experts Ready . ord, Fiorida 32771 ads! We Guaran"e Lowtsl Prices Ridgewood Arms Apartments said 1, 0 I _ galning for county teachers. "The Florida Constitution organiza:don, faced with ingives teachers (lie fight to crl-arsed inflation, has also bargain collectively," Layer helped the came this year, Lawn and Garden FEED SEED FERTILIZER We Guarantee Lewit Prices BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR Gormly, E_43. Sanford. 323473) - l ,a>-er All .ies and models, 10 speeds, S speeds, and standarl bikes mw available 01 Fireston. Store Call 322 0241. 62 , School Supt. William P. implementation of collectis'e has endorsed collective bargaining for teachers. A or write • i . Wins WASHINGTON I . - -- 11 . . I ' grand PROVIDENCE 11" t. '" - Targaining An Equal Opportunity Employer or. sedan Nothing down. take over. Call Credit manager, 323 12 volt BallefiesSil 95 PEEL'S BODY SHOP 1109 '.anford Avenue 647.11w r . full benefit program. Simply call Mr. Mutanev Branch Mona r at - -. ,, .%vk.. n3 29w 1972 PONTIAC CATALINA. Beige. Immaculate. lacritim $7273. Call I SAM, In-S197 DEALER rra ) I I I - 1973 Wildernes s Travel Trailer, We offer an attractive en. 21' self contained, air Ofl ..a......, _.af_•. n , ditionfd, fully equipped. 322 1193. ___________________________ join a professional team 1967 Falcon Sport Coupir, excellent to condition. new fires. ism. in om. with a fine starting salary and SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE 1967 Mustang, 3 speed, 6 cI. ex celfer,t condition. Only $750 Shelley IisedCars 700 French - - - - r = iiiiiiii~ P%'1(l (h:ndling, the buildiru: horever, he felt that both , ntrIc'tors unitminty i. offlrUil vA li , tiltril th. Penal! being the first site, r*.'igncd in ''eLtorS were January after * jurisdictiona l educated in aluminum wire aV Bill V.ncen'i ti'erai dispute sith the commission. use, and that problems should T111-CITY TRUCK AT WORK Both sides said contractor's decrease. AtsiteinsouthwestSanford pressure was not a factor in The violat;ons listI (sundlmg s departure. then for Eldel's company And the county passed a tr!ct volve hocking up aluminum new electrical ordinance Cor!unbSlun Chairman John thousands where electrical "nightmare," tud Eidel arid wire to devices or install reaffirming national safety Kinibrough and Cuttimissiorer safety is not pursued by county other contractors it i!: -,.%Ill;, intended e tougher codes and expanding the Sid Vihlen Jr., himself an contractors. type of fantasy" to claim copper wire'3 a electrical board to nine electrical contractor, have problems do lot exist To, me there's a problem, Eldel has publicly opposed members in m'r attempt to end refused to accept Eidel's The chair' In8n who first and if there wasn't, county attempts to ban t1ic contractors' domination claims voiced "position to alurninull, wouldn't have piles and piles of aluminum roire since the Fall, rb 641h Year, No. 198 this op. portunity with Providence Washintofl'S now branch office in Winter Park. -- ' - -- Eidel told the • 4 years future Investigate 1977 Toyota Mark If. I dr. sedan. automalir. air, e-4lra sharp $2695. Call Don at 372 1831 Dealer it 114 'pi and are interested In a better Ad. public opposition to boards iarmiiii, ur,t aik', 51(It. tIll reguLiting the building trades, dnar by the time the in (.dfl recommend dtsciplin.ar > sestigators supposedly in action inc luding fines and (k[X$Jent but headed by .1 suspension or revocation of a member of the electrical Pofltrdctorscampetcnc) card resiev, boa rd, ,irrit.ed on the I -- experience in property rating - . - -. - The answer to"Wluat to do with your old Car." Sell it with a Classified - sisor> simi - RATER noon j4,, IX Mr Lciwe .1 Car I y.ij have at leaSt 2 : .. t * 40W aI ' Ioig,anc. '72 Ford Ranchero. A C. air shocks. auto. $7,400 Call 322 26)), George 'tS W Autos for Sale - bergain 772 ?&S3 Bikes, Bikes, Bikes We buy iurrtiture and misc. SeU fw' 73 pcI. Consignmen,. Free pickups Auction Saturday at 7 P in, Sanford 3727270 . 1739.95-Lge. 1249.93 Bicycles S8 MANAGI l, 3.1 1970 Mercury Montego, MX I oo'sr hardtop, air conditioned, power steering 3. brakes, good mechanical co nd ition, $1193 Call Paul Fascella, 372 16.51, Dealer Aluminum truck cov er s. Small- I. $15,000. Terms 322 534 rt,, 5.avedollars $51. 1977 Toyota Hilux with cover. %special this week, All ROBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy. 17-92 37! 5941 Apt. House For Sale So , £500. Ph 372.7579. Income and Investment Property PINEY WOODS BARN -- Service. Take your pick frm this top notch selection - 1971 Franklin 24' Mulur Huint. I Ow,Oi', sli*p 6. Lots 0, r-tres 1973 Ca ba na Motor Home All fiberglass with driverS door. Beautiful. 1973 Concord 20' Motor Home. N ew . Boats & Marine Equipment Fil1'glCS$,trihulI boat, trailer, and 6 HP Ev,rvude motor, 1323 Ph 2225317 CREO1I -. 21)1W It st 3734711 Fiber glass In hull boat. Galvanized trailer 3. 100 hp Mercury mot or . Repo. 1973 vi'Iager, 7 odrm Set up on lakefront lot Takeover o.ayments, or pay off balance. Ph 373 0330 WANTED. Customers to select Dealer. from large inventory of first rate STENSTROM PARK DRIVE Mobile Homes 32 CALL 322-2420 ANYTIME REALTY Longiivood 11135 Sanford Ave i'l a." air, yellow. Must sell. 1)295 askr.0 price. call Pete atJi2lS)i Dealor. ' i' . - Hi 80 '. 10 ACRES. $73,930. Lake of Ozarks, Gilman Realtors and Groves Campers Get The Jump On Summer' S-election and pricfng are riglil you, right now at Sanford Rec ••i••e• S.... Channel 33 Is on the airl II If yoi,a can't pick It up. call us! We Podte Channel Maslrr antennas IJHI arid VHF Also pc'c',, TV antennas for toats , City, 373 7370 /5 HERB'S TV for Maitland AvC Cal' Barbara McLean, ASSOC for additional information, 5305500 or 534 6733 830-5500 2S45 Waterfront automatic, p arm iraiiers 6730 Travel Trailers AM M radio, Garrard record pl3yer, $ track tape and' psychedelic lights built into a beautiful Spanish bar Assume payments Ph. 617 1577 for free home lrial Hallmark, 1755 W FairbankS, Winter Park 51L300 PRICED RIGHT Inc RepossessedAssume Payments Lots and Acreage TRADES LIST YOUR HOME IN *cSTEREO BAR.* , - I 1573 flarringlon 12 x 64' with S x 1U' eipando Can be seen at Grcory ,%obule Home, 373 5300 13 ____________ financing ce to Ufa* LQT'WQOO AREA -- BALL REALTY REALTOR 323 7730. 3) .c Mcn I t','drcrr 1' central air & heat, fully Iurnil.tietj Take up payments of SI)? 00, Has to be moved. 373.5543. Ncw 4 tctiroom Iaevie t.jit'e Lily water-no city tax. Builjii must Wil My loss, your gain. Woutd TV-Radio-Stereo Motorola Ccisole Stereo, AM.M radio, ta pe deck $175 or best off er. 123 2775 -- consider trade, 1 mile of Sanfor d BROKER,3227643 Bdrm., 1' ba'h, central P.eat ai', carpet. Only 523,000 Acre Realty, 53 373 5200 . ;j I'rI GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 500 French Ave • Sanford ',' MOSSIE BATEMAN Bakafla, Inc. Glider, set up in p.rk ri Park. Call for details 1.'59 ?S14S,FrencnAv. tays1fl 771. - ULP REAL TV r r S' , ____________ SANFORD REALTY 373 6(6I or 373 03)7 "We Don't Stop 1510 c hoose from. $31 2323 Dealer trucKs '62 Ford Econoline pickup. Will 5W0 for lock up utility trailer. AUCTION $969 Chrysler flew Yorker, 2 door. ________________________ Phone 323 3791 between 37 p.m. full power, aIr, FM StereoS. Tape. EVERY FRIDAY ', 1531 1P Consgnment a:ceplc'd daily 1973 Dodge Pick up, '69 Ford Pick. up, '69 Chevrolet pIckup, '63 Ford 1969 Cougar "Like Brand Neu". air, SEMINOLE COUNTY Bronco. Call Florida Stute Bank, automatic, power steering. AUCTION Ralph PezoId or Fred Davis, leather buckets, etc. Gold $ 1195 161$, 31S1S. Orlando Dr. Call Don Pope at 323 $651 Dealer . I Sanford, 327.5143 '466MC WINDOW VAN I ;; ;a 63 NOTHING DOWpl, TAKE o,,rr BAD CREDIT? V.1 ) At!, r f, hAil KENMORE WASHER, parts, serv fcc. used machines MOONEY APPLIANCES, 3230691 ?,%oIIlt Home Bank Repossessions. 19 Auction 11 - -- I . led aluminum wiring were later reports on alujainuin wiring forced to resign. violations, Eidel agreed that A cominission-ordered incontracters repeatedly hit for vestigation into sites the gran sloppy work should be- hauled jury charged contained lip t1ore his review board to life dnd proprt) produced a 'I'he eleetrieni review huiarrl hi,iI,li,,,, 1U iUIi 'h )J$ 111 L V U.j1iJUI I UU lar to many county ad the first site visited . 1970 Mercury Montego MX 4 d hardtop, vinyl roof. 302 V - Appliances and - ______ ______ ____ I _ MobileHomes _. IR AGENCY 323 _______•• • HousesforSafe ____- - NO DOWN PAYMENT _.___ I Electric. a con- C - .y 190VVSu,e1 $1630 mao 101% of Ca,l Paul, 377 i6si. o"ier, new, 1111, w q L&_ giiiiiis Realtor,1601S Hwy 1797 >a1b r I low - 191? Majacla, like Must sell %jv?S 1101504 d-, s of &]I 6676 nights. I has been the commission on proper the makeup of the board, and (oernmen: dlumthurn wire installation blasted contractors for sloppy fraity owner Hudd) Eldel, sources for more Own 400 home Other (lrzlth cited by count) work possibly endangering life as review board chaIrwn, has fires nationally n the past year. building inspectors over imand property. spearheaded contract or's County records show that properly installing aluminum wire bidined b U S chairman (if Seminole County's opposition to county com- Eidel's company was nabbed wiring are Phoenix Garrett later disinissed hy a cir(int electrical review board, has inission attempts to ban for five of the alleged violatiom llaliday Electric. Fred Newton court judge. been charged with six aluminum wire. between h1qrch 29 and April 5,a Electric, and A&B Electric. Two inspectors who were kv, Iiii -jolations of the Southern Faulty installation of week after Eidel sponsored a At that h1arch meefing, which witriesses ' before die grant. J t .irLril 8UIL1UI (k iIiiiiinujis tre - a cutitItuk mdnufdltuiu s plalilatsu:i to th ioniinissiun urdLr 6230 I for copper itations ode C Charges against Shdle wert , CALL CREDIT MANAGER. In Motorcycles iniil.March for alumiurii Iritig in private honws tracting company owned by the - ^%..Cf ________ FLOR0 I On, 78 Tri•Ciy '67 VOLKSWAGEN __ CIlRlSNELSo Ikr.iIKtjU%%rjttr Don at 372-1631. Dealer. 13 CC Kawataki Mini Bike. good I 100 E. 75th St 372 6655 Sc reened porch, carpeted kitchen. pneied den. an3 much more ASjur%e 71 . m?q. or S pd cn wi th new mortgage !. - ivw Bug teatMrffle Interior, radio, Bahama blue, $595 Call c hauled away, Your cost, slo, Orlando, 24S6194 anytime. \ TAFFER REALTY CAfRIAGE HILL S34 000 total price, 3 bdrm ultra i.Ja•an,frehly pi.ted home Many frut tree,.. citrus and lloyrer ell for lawn maintenance, home loaded with many extras Junk Cars_Removed_ Sale Autos for 60 l Z n -~. 8 - HAD A 673 1573 Sansom Art---'--- ____________________________ LAST CHANCE mortgages In any condI?in. Southeastern Acceptance Car- #I ideI Fi rm Faces 6 Building ' 0 - Houses for Sale 41 Houstf. for Sale Find A New Home For Everything ______ Even For You! iii äE ' eJ and protect the woman who shares his ;In' "But how can he do this if all the jobs are taken over by the dames?" Sessunis, D-Tampa, replied: "I'm sorry, dear la!y, t ha t feel as you do "I3ecaus' in all honesty I disagree with y '1 voted for the bill last time and before "And fully intend to In SO 011CC I1 "And you may learn to like the i:i'' "I have told the truth under oath ill my life,' Boyle said. '1 havt never lied under oath lko,jle was the I aur'li defen.st' ssitness. Three others may tes- k I more. "But let's be friends along the way itad helped arrange the murdrs. Boyle stared hard at th e jury of nine men and three stufl.en and sa in a loud and clear voice: "Absolutely not Under cross-examination by SpecLi ProsecutGr Richard \ Sprague, Boyle insisted I told Ufy today. Thc- ease might go to the juts' us Friday. The YatAonskis killings curred three steeks a fter Vat.tunski lost a bitter battle to tinseat Boyle for the presidency ot the 200,000.iner'iber union, In tin tj-stinwn~- Tuesday, Ow live he had never suggested to "Thu'v'r both cute. anyone at any time that Vat.. I-unsit ttll1't 'u' kii'1 NaWRITMW~ E_ �. 2A—The Sanford Hersid Wednesday, April 10, 1974 - L NATION - ul YU" He may be the most famous American who tried for the presidency of the United States and he didn't make it. cz!l This would mean that Williàw Jet utings Bryan would outrank such challcigei as Charles Pinckney, Henry Clay, Tom Dewey and Adlal Steve-son, each of whom had two or more futile tries for the post, and such onetime losers as John C. Fremont, James G. Blaine, Charles Evans Hughea, Al Smith, Barry Goldwater and Hubert Humphrey. Yes, and George McGovern. Litvinov On Detente NEW YORK (A? Exiled Soviet dissident Pavel M. Utvinov says detente between Russia and the United States can't be real if only the top leaders "meet and ii1e and talk to each other." IAtvinov, the 34-year-old grandson of Stalin's late foreign minister, arrived here with his family earlier this week. The chemical engineer says he hopes to stay and teach college physics in the United States. "1 can't consider detente real 11 only at the very top the meet .nd .rJ!c nd talk to each but the Soviet working man is told to look on every foreigner as a spy," he said in an interview Tuesday. He said there "can't be such a thing as a cold peace. Real peace must be warm and friend>'." history devotes szr..iU space to most men who lost the preidcncy, but Bryan probably &iinaw, MICh. (AP) — Both Republicans and Denvcrats expect their congressional election campaigns to ge a boost when President Nixon barnstorms this heavily Republican district In rural northeast Michigan today. Republican candIdtt James Sparling insists Nixon Is coming to explain his policies rather than campaign for him. He needs a heavy turnout in the sinai towns the President is visiting to win Tuesday's special electloi. The district has been held by the GOP for 40 years. Democrat J. Robert Trailer, the early favorite In the race now believed to be quite close, has made Nixon and his ndministration the major Issue. He feels the President's visit will Illustrate his contention that Sparling is "Nixon's st&nd4n." Love Helping Him KANSAS crry, Kan. (AP) — Fermin Chavez is on the rGad to recovery. The prescription was tender loving care. But the 111-year-old Mexican alien still faces at least another month in the hospital, and the brother he sneaked across the border to join has been deported. Young Chavez has been hospitalized for the past 12 weeks. He has had three operations from which recuperation Is particularly painful, and he has :oat all of his toes and most of his heels. The amputations were necessary because of frostbite suffered during a five-day box car trip In freezing tenperatures from El Paso, Tex., to Kansas City in January. Asian, African Plight WASHINGTON (AP) — Widespread, persistent starvat1cn may hit South Asia and Africa wIthin 10 years unles.* those areas cut their population growth and get massive aid, say the authors o anew study. The warning came from MIhaIl Mesarovk, &CtQr Cj: the rztenis Research Center of se Western Reserve Unlveraliy, and Eduard Pestel, professor of engineering at the Teclsilcal University of Hannuver, Germany. Peatel estimated the lndimtrlálfted nations would have to provde some $700 billion of investment aid over the next 50 ytra to prevent starvation, plus perhaps an amount to prevent massive unemployi.,ent in the underdeveloped world. Red Tape Cut Ordered WASHINGTON (AP) -. Federal disaster officials have been ordered by President Nixon to "cut red tape to the bare bone" in aiding vlt'thus of last week's tornadoes in the South and Midwest The uu.ic a wiuriwAna tour of the Xenia, Ohio, area The3day and found the aftermath of what he called "the most dvast.ating disaster I have ever seen." tII..1 ..A •4U 1Aw &TI t .. oumeirsa mast wea. If there had been a Junior Cam her of Commerce In those days, young Bryan certainly would have been named Young Man of the Year, in any one of several years. He was a fireball; he was a go-getter. Born in Illinois and educated for the law there, he moved to Lincoln, Neb., in 1887, and in 1691, when he was only 31 years old, he was elected to Congress. He sered two terms, but lost out in a try for the WI. Senate In 1894. He was reputed to be the greatest orator of his day, In an era when a man made It on the strength of his own tonsils and loudspeakers were numy years In the future. Sowhen he went to Chicago ir 1896 to address the Democratic National Convention on his favorite topic, the free coinage of silver, everybody 11sened. He made his famous "Cross of Gold" speech then, and enthusiastic Democrats nominated him for president. He was only 36 years old. He lost the presidency, Uiugh, to William McKinley. It was close. 1k lost to McKinley again in 19), but it wasn't quite as close, lie was sidetracked in 1904 but was back again in 1908, — The Sanford Hera - when he lost to William Howard Taft. The margin was rather wide. The Democrats weren't about to put him up for a fourth time, but he grabbed a winner in 1912, when he used his influence to help get Woodrow WIlson ni1nated. Wilaugi repaid Bryan by making him his secritary of state. Besides being a free silver man, Bryan was an ardent pacifist, but war clouds were hovering. He was conciliatory to Germany even after war erupted in Europe, and when President Wilson couldn't stomach his soft approach to the sinking of the Lusitania by the Grmans In 1915, Bryan resigned. His influence in politics gone, Venezuela To Grab Oil Firms Bryan used his fading oratorical powers on behalf of other beliefs — prohibition of liquor and fundamentalism in religion. He tangled with the famous Clarence Darrow, who must have been something of 'i cross between Melvin Belli and A. L. Wirin, in the Scopes trial in Tennessee — the famous monkey trial. He died five days after the trial ended, a pitiable shell of the fiery crusader of "Cross of Gold" days. Unfortunately, and unfairly, the Bryan image in many minds is that of the floundering prosecutor in the Scopes trial, an image compounded by a play about the famous case. In the light of history, Bryan may have been wrong in many of his causes - but he fought for them. moo Isn 't Fast Enough For Judge NEW YORK (AP) — Federal Judge Lee P. Gagliardi Is seeking to step up the pace at Ox. criminaL conspiracy trial of for. mner Atty. Gen. John N. Mitchell and ex-Commerce Secretary Maurice H. Stans. With Good Friday an off-day for the trial, Gagliardi said Tuesday he is "giving some thought to a Saturday session." Bathe appeared willing togo along with a defense suggestion that to compensate for the long weekend, court sessions be extended daily by an hour or so. The government objected to this. It said It needs all the time It can get to prepare for each day of defense testimony. Mitchell and Stans are accused of obstructing a Securities and Exchange Commls- sian Investigation into the operialons of fir.anler Robert L. Vesco in return for his secret $200,000 contribution to President Nixon's 1972 re-election campaign. The Vesco doiat1on was the largest cash contribution received by the Committee to Reelect the President, which Mitchell and Stans took over after leaving the cabinet. Gagliardi refused to let Stone say how much he gave Nixon and why, and the Judge said he would not permit the defense to call as Witnesses other large Nixon contributors. The defense wanted to call other heavy contributors in an effort to show that many of them had Insisted on ancnym1ty and were seeking no favors. But Gagliardi said, "What The defense presentation was enlivened Tuesday by the ap- went through their minds is not pearance as a witness of an relevant as to what went ebullient multimillionaire in. through Mr. Stans' mind as to surance tycoon from Winnetka, criminal intent." Ill. — W. Clement Stone. His Stone testified he hosted a more-than424nithon, non-cash table of 10 at a $1,000-a-plate dnraLion was the largest single fund-raising dinner for Senate contribution of the 1972 cam- and House candidates in the paIgn. Washington Hilton Hotel March 8, 1972. Among his guests were Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell. A government witness, Daniel Hoigren, a volunteer GOP campaign aide, had testified that he talked to Mitchell at a reception preceding the dinner and was warned by Mitchell to "stay away" from Veso, and the sub je:t of his planned $200, 000 contribution. One count in the Indictment charges Mitchell with perjury, because of his testhmny that he never talkd with Hofgren abcutVescoat the party, or told him to "stay away" from the financier. Stone testified that Mitchell never made It to the reception, and arrived late for the dinner itself. -Most foreign oil concessicas expire in 1983, and already two bills calling for immediate nationalization of the 3,3-million. barrel.a.day industry are before a congressional committee. The bills were introduced by the Social Christian party, the leading opposition faction, and the small, left-wing People's Electoral Movement, President Curios Andres Perez'a new l)anocr,ttic Action government has set up a special committee to s tudIt t''en tun I na ti on. a lizatiozi ni report in 60 tia> s. The foreign oi companies - , r most of them American have not objected to r.aticnalji,ation and say they are willing to discuss new arrangmcnts with the Venezuelan government. The government last week ordered a 5 per wit cutback in oil production effective April 15. Valentin Hernandez, the minister of mines and hydro11 said the purpose was to conserve natural gas lost in pumping crude oil. Several Venezuelan expert; Favor as much as a SO per cent 1 IAiII.LIUIJ UUL LU save oil ICf Future sale at better prices. But President Perez has said this would not be advisabje on m°ra) and political grounds. Illi Exxon's Venez an subsidIry, the Creole Petroleum (orp., was hit hardest by the 5 ir cent cut because it is the i4rgest oil producer. Tht corn. puny said it will ship about 130,000 barrels a day less as a result. P i 1 Dead In Philadelp hia Ship Fire PHILADELPHIA (Al') — Five crewmen v'ere missing today after a Greek oil tanker ex. ploded and burned at its Lngs on the Delaware River.One man was known dead and 26 persons were Injured, me Coest Guard anzl the dispatcher for the Ptdiadelphia Fire Department said that among the missing were a mother and her three children who were believed aboard when the blast occurred. They were not Identified, The tanker Elias exploded in a ball of flanit Ttssday night. The ship was split In half. Chunks of steel were hurled Into the air and burning oil spread on the surface of the river. Flames roared through the 400t vessel formare than two hours at the Atlantic Richfield Co. pier near a sprawling complex of oil refineries In South Philadelphia before firemen brought the blaze under control. "I couldn't see anything but flames," said Frank Ke'ly, a dock guard who witnessed the blast Rescuers and police told of crewmen from the burning tanker leaping from the ship into the frigid water. Officials said the Elias was almost empty and was due to sail this morning. She had delivered 250,000 barrels of Yenezuelan asphalt oil on Monday and was to finish pumping off by midnight Tuesday. The blast left a gaping, 200foot hole in the steel and con. crete dock and damnsged near. by cars and buildings, "Everything happened very quick," said J oannis Soteris, n 28-year-old Greek crewman who was in the engine room at the time of the blast. "I grabbed a rope and got out like a monkey." Authorities refused to speculate what 'mused tha explosion, and they were unsure of the total cuiplement of crew. At least 10 of the 26 injured were Listed in serious rnMi ss at three area hospitals. One of the injured was Wil. ham Gary, a janitor who was In a nearby building when the blast occurred. All of the other injured were on board. is LM YOU KIDDING IF THE shoe fits, wear it as the saying goes, but GOTTA BE 41 11-year-old Luciano Fabiani of Bologna, Italy, finds this 1.2 meter-long monstrosity sornevhat ungainly. The oversized shoe weighing 331 pounds was part of exhibition. Some Economists Don't Predict- Inflation Coplev News Service . - - - - Post-Easter White House Gift: Travelling Taxpayers Ill Advised Teenager Informat"on To Judiciary Panel In Sessions With IRS mi Pleads Guilty — • el - 11!1'JI6'O tus V I Viets, Pathet Lao Launch Laotian Fight By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS About 150 North Vietnamese and Pathet Lao troops have launched a series of attacks along a strategic highway in southern Laos, sources in the capita) said t.edRY It was the first reported cease-fire violation since the Pathet Lao joined a coalition government with the conservativ-neiitra1it regime in Vientiane last Friday. The s'ourcps said nist forces made their first at. tack Sunday along a stretch of Highway 13 about 250 miles southeast of Vientiane and severa) miles Inland from the Mekong River border with Thai land. DIense Minister Sisouk Na Champassak of the Vientiane (bctiun proksted the attack to a Pathet Lao minister 'today at the first meeting of the new - coalition cabinet, the sources eported. Meanwhile, in Cambodia, government troops battled through insurgent forces along Kampot's shipping channel and cleared one bank of the besiegcd towr.'s main supply route after four days of heavy fighting, military sources reported today. - The sources said about 500 men were landed ast on the e bank of the four-mile channel from the Gulf of Thailand and fought their way into the town. Navy gunboats had bla.'4id Khmer Rouge positions along 300-yard-wide channel car11cr. Kampot, 85 miles southwest of Phnom Perth, has been under Khmer Rouge pressure for more than a month. 'Great Isaac Light Joins Present GREAT ISAAC ('VV, hahamas m AP After 115 years and more than 450 million flashes, the Great Isaac Light is joining the 20th Century. The last In a sti ing of light keepers who have manned the 152.foot steel-plated structure since 1859 will soon abandon the post to automation. I?n6rin,, th,i ,n,,"nnf it n- flIJflI U' burning light, which has warned sailors of the tr eacherous reefs surrounding this tiny island about 20 miles north of Bimnimu, is a battery-powered electric lamp. The steel tower was first arected in London's Hyde Park I as part of the Great Exhibition of 1851, an ancestor of today's World's Fairs. It was disassembled and - By DONALD BAUDER - A 1970 0!l reversion law was designed to ensure a smooth an orderly state takeover without compensation when the concessions run out. But all political parties agree the governmacnt does not have to wait until 1983 to take over the industry. To Te the demands for immediate nationalization, the center-left government — which has a majority in C.engrrs has said: "We cannel play with ,' the backbone of our economy , - a display at a shoemakers' r- — — — — — — — — _a — IMP — — me — — - . - A score of foreign oil cornpanies, which also include Shell, Mobil, Sun, Gulf and Icxaco, produce about 95 per cent of Venezuela's oil output. The companies operate under a sys. tern of 40-year concessions, to nesday by a tor nado, he pledged prompt and full fed" assistance for housing, schools and sobs. Aboard his plan, returning to Washington, Nixon told Housing Secretary James T. Lynn and federal disaster administrator Thomas Dwe that his pledges of aid applied to other communities from Georgia to the Canadian border hit by the series of Winadoes" week. "Get on with it," Lynn said Nixon told the disaster aid coordina tors. "Expedite it. Cut red tape to the bare bone. Seas flexible as the law allows in hilping these people." Family Finds Thrills In Replacing Wolyus TODAY - capital spending boom will put quarter, and that by year-end it per cent range," he some periods could come doirn. rates easing somewhat,' he huge strains on the capital could be halved — to around 6 said. (This would be around I can see the rate of Inflation said. marktts; that unbns will in- per cent half the present rate.) down to S to per cent by year. &veral economists have creasingly build cost of living Interviews with three "The idea of an explosion of end." Barry Morton, research been quoted In recent weeksadjustments into their settle- economists around the He said, "During 1975 we office: (or Security Pacific fearing another bu,'st of In- ments, further exacerbating pinpoint these views, country prices when the controls are off doesn't make sense," he said, could have a further reduction Bank, Los Afleles, agreed with flUon which could all year. the problem; that the federal Wall Street's Argus Research "Many Industries are pretty in Inflation If the economy his conferees onfoodand fuels' ThIe Idting of controls from budget will be too expansionary Corp. is made up of a stable of much demntrniled already," he doesn't take off too rapidly -I "We've seen worse escalation another 165 Industries has and that the Federal Reset've monet.arlst economists those sa id, and others wui't be able to Thus, he makes a let for "not than w1'll ste heightened their ttars. the next couple of Board wil l pump too much who feel movements In th e raise pri!es that much because, too expansiona ry" a policy months," he said. For 11w longer pull, these money Into the money supply. money supply are the keys to "the real economy Is Just not emanating from Washington economists are fearf ul that any There are economists, how. the state of the ecoIomy. doing all that well and It won't both lie added a th1r. 'Appa rel government — here or abroad ever, who feel other wise. While On Feb. 25, after surveying be booming for some time." as regards the federal prices will also uegin to flatten budget and the money supply. out. has the for fortitude to put they fear some price increases money supply and consumer There Money supply growth will are so many lie is not that concerned over sufficient brakes on any during and after April, they price growth rates for major continue to be moderate, he the capital spending materials which are petroeconomy to make a meaningful think these will be offset by fuel cotmtrlc around the world, sold, and "wC boom. e seen the chcmical.re!ated in worst "The big strong loan demand dent in Inflation, apparel and focd moderation; they Argus - declared, "Inflation or fairly cloae to It." now Is not related to capi ta l that these prices have followed ' For the shorter term, these don't view capitol spending as rates are in the vicinity of their Richard S. Patterson, vice spending," he said, "but th e fuel coit indexes," he said. econon-Jsts fear that in the next that large a peoblem; and they peaks right now — in the first president and cconomfst, related to inventories and couple of months, a number 01 do not feel that union demands, quarter of 1974." SHAWANO, Wis. (A?) — SW] population of wild "Generally, I think we've Continental Illinois National woiking capi ta l. Companies are wolves bY factors night air covered the wcids of restocking some of the animals causc wili come together to the federal budget or the Fed's Argus economist !ebet Bank & Trust Co., Chicago, scrambl seen the major part of Ining to find all the raw a virile wave of price monetary policies will be east central Wisconsin as a they raise. all Char4ros said in an Interview feels similarly. "Na doubt as c reases in consum er prices," materials they can." jncrpa, that dangerous, family of three prepared to reThey began the WI'aiSifl that the !irmstIlI feels the same controls are relaxed some he said. They point out that price Bocause decontrol and other tire for the night These ecnomlsts feel that way. "We still feel that venti e with Canadian-born by the prices will go up," he said in a controls will be coming off Inflation may have peaked at end of factors could lead to casing of Suddenly, the cry of a timber male and female wiinals P this year. Inflation will be Interview, "but I feel that fuel "Increases now will be s those shortages di raw coming wolf broke the siJmnce and thased as pups In 1969 and 1970. finally on April 30; that the the 12 r cent or so of the first running ut the upper end of the 5 aid food will not go up from wages rather than and for materials, ' ceuld see interest tx'ught echoed cries from othraw materials, Two litters later, the Gehrs er wolf throats. 4 have seven offspring am the "They re.tfly enjoy howling," original pair of wolves living cii Joan Ghr explains. "Many the wooded tract. limes it's almost 1*e a ritual They say living closely with with us," shee adI "Someone, the wolves has given them stI&a his head out the window many Insights Into the lifestyle and starts bowling, and they of the tightly knit wolf fa ly `lo wl wi th us." WASHINGTON lAP) The still is reviewing the request for la test" as to whether the and into the choracte' of the tapes WASHINGTON (AP) — The rights t' o to the our:s Sh rfrrr1 to th park of w!f ILrt4f. House Judiciary ('omnnhttpe, k' lii ta btweii Nixon it this ou1ti Ot' f('r(h'o:tii:g. lntcrna! llevcnuc Serviuc often timc but inste n.; Ives hying In a f ed hoping for a yes or no answer and his chief aides about ad is Invited to Mr Gehr USC3 such term as BALTMORE (AP)-A Haiti. fails to advise ta xpayers of discuss or se .oino saf'l last week he am of about i from White House to its time the Watergate CfP on the •'yous, slralgliilorward and Feb. ttle his problem 4 25 the request thow-;ht the committee had more ten-ager arrested in . their rights at tb' beginning of a usually by bringing in Larry Gehr land near here. for tapes was of becoming known Iait addition. hot" to describe th e wolves, p he Lando after allegedly taking a tax dispute, tad many times at year. traed long tiifOntIø. l Ilu adding III they pmma dry boen liven "wt expect that the review wedd consider asking world tour on phony checks and misinforms when It does, a tax & maybe. an Important predator in sense of humor width she can "It seems clear that when the can be completed by the end ef pje a subpoena for U* ta a borrowed crtdIl card, has court commissioner Mys, first contact it tmde with the The White House said Tup,. th'Ealer ssandtnat the The IItS realizes thin fIr3t 'aximyer, snIatjjacyan. west, only a rar ruk1ia tthere is desire to day that "add1t1ort1 materials" additional materials furnished swr by Tuesday. federal court here contact is the most importa nt, inform bUn that henomay day and the pofin of would be given to the co go to at fl" t tim e will permit The unexpected plea came yet the agency often leaves a court rather than discuss settle. In Wtsc sin, the Department He is expec d te to co Pie Gehrs are bIe to pot the miltee nvene U some time afkr committee to complete its from Michael Thomas lienson, citizen puzzled, said U S. Tax titent. This is so because the of Natural H trees says the wolves, which may reath Congress returns from its quiry promptly," he said. In. c'nninittce Thursday to consid- 19, during a contempt-of -court Court Commissioner Joseph N. IRS Wead of c1viUathi caused believes settlement is the rec April 22, but it Chair=., Peter W. Rndln3, er St Clair's k'tter. The prom- hearing Thursday before Judge lngoliu. He to t a hearcurrent aflswc,t, but Is this fair iia appears tinp&ft in It to C. Stanley Blair, the wolf P*UbtW to disappew but they sa they je rime ahat didn't say what the material ing or taxes held by a Jr., 1)-NJ., had no immediate deflvcT so' &nate to the during the 19s, althnugh wary of the wolf pack during taxpayer? I think not," would he. material after Henson Is charged with tak- Appropriations subcommittee. Ingolia C'J7fl,Tthit said, cceastor;al wanderers from mating season. on St. Chr's letter April 22 may be enough to head ing the tour with $200.OQO in Jani fl St. Claim-, who is in IngolIa sai'J that when the hirh was not deliver-d until oft lie said that utieri the IRS a&ijg states are sometimes for a subpoena at phony checks nd "The wolf considers man charge of President Nixcn's de- alter the House 134 adJourned thisdemands a borrowed IRS audits a return tune, d ther enusl with tk, taxpayer of the h.i," fj credit card. imjeaciinenj aim most memhcrs had left. pectis questioned, the tapsyer tax court option, "We'll probably co uiesce," it often tells llenson was arrested In Or- is sent a form letter or is called ther,i such course would be mte ,bute to replenishing the suIervient ilke m' dog." SI. Chair Mid the White house me reply by Tuesday "at the Ill.. p;tv a :i,s,toI Iii). lie I, rt fh — WORL CARACAS, Venezuela Al) Venezuela is preparing to nationalize Its ml industry, one 'f the chief foreign suppliers of the United States, in the next -'--•'r.I Wednesday, April 10, - nau1eni In talking with officials and residents of the town where captured as much as any of then For most of his years between March 19, 1), when he was born, and July 20, 1925, when he Wed, he was a Way and controversial man. Also, in the prspective of passing years, he must have been a e:c;y frustrated man. — M1* tche,11=.5._tn_.,.ns Trial Pace Nixonjan Barnstorming "" . By SAM STEWART Copley News Service TODAY r" IAI1.. f'\. AA r' vvu .WUF IVIUST ramous Loser 3 Nations But Roberts says visibility of the light has been increased from 18 to 23 miles and includes a radio monitoring system tthich signals a warning in case of a failure. "if anything goes wrong we'll dispatch a boat," Roberts said. This is the first light of it's type tobe installed in the worl(t' . Near Detente NEW DELhI, India (AP) India, Pakistan and Bangladesh cattle closer to full I. reconciliation as Bangladesh agreed to drop atrocity charges agmue,t tie last 195 Pakistani IWs from the 1971 war and rniiit their return home. - Foreign ministers of the SUb. t'intinemit's three countries end. (I live tlavs of intensive bar gaining Tue vI1ay night with the ç announcement that or.c- of the toughest disputes left over from the Bangladesh war of mdc. pendence had been cleared U)). A joint statement was exjRLLLU IIJJU). Bangladesh sources repocted that in return for settlement of the POW issue, Pakistan agreed to review the appli. 4 cations of Hihari Moslems in Bangladesh who previously ere refused admission to Pak. aston The lliin I iilpch onvaçmerit says some 400,000 of the non.Bengali Moslems in the for-. iiier Bust Pakistan want to move to Pakistan now that therm. Is no ctiiflCe of it regain- - moved to the Bahamas eight years later and has been in continuous operation ever since, manned 365 days a year through cairn and storm. And with the exception of the Idlest renovation, the tower has undergone little change since it was erected. "It's amazing what they did ., ,t._. ------in muse unys wi t h no modern equipment," says Everett W. Roberts, Bahamas deputy port director. Some sailors have cornplumed about the alteration, noting that the number and durat-on of light's flashes will be cut in half-to one quarter-second flash every 1 seconds. Worry also has been expresed over the reliability of the automated light ing control of its former provirice. Another accord last summer cleared the way for the repatnation Of SUitit' 300,000 prison. ems ul am ant civilians titsplaced by the war. But Prime Minister Mujibur Itahman of Bangladesh maintained that 195 of the prisoners India was hold. ing must be tne(l for war crimes. Bhutto refused 10 recognize Bangladesh untIl the POWs were released. The stalemate was broken last Feb. 22 when Him' to bowed to pressure from Moslem lead. ers. HOSPITALITY, WARM GREETINGS, AND A WIDE VARIETY OF HELPFUl. CIVIC INFORMATION: th(Ok. BEA HUGHES 834-9212 Sanford SANDRA RAWLIUS 84 92m? Casselberry SIDNEY THOMPSON 834 9212 4ltarnonte Springs SHIRLEY MILLET 834 ;M Forest City HILDA RICHMOND 68 5867 DeItcni 100-Count Super X Multiple Vitamins L!FRE 28 y Supply 417 22 Vaimme 6' By REVLON 8 Oz. Sire 1I ** (1g ii �_____ ____ ___ 16A ._• _______em . -I--.,--• — '',_-._' -_ ____- • ._-_-__.—;•---.'-- _.-_--_ 4 A— The Sanford Herald Wednesday, April 10, 1974 Oil. Editorial I ~ ~ ~~ ---'w" SLICK_ Office Seekers I I I In mm"I _____________________________________________________ Ja __ pan a newcomer to git to know his would scream in outrage were neighbors let alone dig up anyone to suggest that we sufficient Information on should be governed by five per political candidates to make cent or so of the population. Yet intelligent decisions at the that is, in effect, what's hap. pening today. And it 15 in. There will probably be tin- tolerable, to f - -_ &17 __ Necessity `4 , -";, r,r,t fl .IArIC By BRUCE BIOSSAT TOKY9-.-(NEA I i — j.4. OF / ~ • 0 O.___________._..._..._ -. iii - — --- .T 0 _____________________ o - _________________ C ___________ _ -- ________ ____ _____ _______ ______ Aid ____ ___ ____ - . )6ry -- Britain 1'J O // Rea li ing Its Election System Bad • • I -qct I raTur S nIi &I?, z 'I The Watergate prosecutors are in. 4 vestigating bribery charges against former Tr easury Secreta ry Well, I went to v isit the John Connally. Yninada family here in a district not far from the city's The crack FBI squad, which Is assigned to the special celebrated, glittering Ginaz, prosecutor's office, has dug up evidence that Connally pocketed and It was some kind of time. $10,000 from the Associated Milk Products, Inc., and hastily TOk)'O has a "home visit returned the cash after the dairy lobby came under investigation. SYSLCm" under which 1atni1ie volunteer for visits like mine, in This dramatic development could finish Connally a a the interest of "better in- presidential contender. For the past six months, be has barnternational understanding." stormed th rough more than 30 states addressing Republican I was primed with questions audiences and courting party leaders In hot pursui t, presumably, about the family's living costs of th e 1976 presidential nomination. under galloping inflation, fuel and other shortages, their Our FBI sources say the alleged $10,000 bribe was passed by taxes, etc. I got them asked , but lPl official Robert Lilly to lobbyist Jack Jacobsen, who the real thing was that the delivered it to Connally. Jacobsen already has been indict ed for evening qnirkly dissolved into r'riurv fir stifyirig lhit he sthshed the $10000 In s:Ife deposi t Alcl •i l;htIl ktival (f fun tlit bo x and never removed it witil the FBI opened the box last when we parted, we felt like old November. — about how foreigners run their tonal elections, and the federal munition with which to sustain The Yamada family and its A methodical FBI check of deposit slips, telephone tolls and elections. In the British election parliament then carries the their contention that the true prior generations have lived at travel record: have poked other damaging holes In Connally's the party that got the largest principle right up into the causes of party multiplicity and the same cite for 120 years. An alibi. Our sources say witnesses have also given the FBI number of votes was ejected executive by electing a instability are quite un- earlier house burned to the statements which contradict Connally. from office: this is by no means government whose member connected with the grcwd in the 1923 earthquake. I Alter Connally pocketed the $10,000 (torn the milk produers, unprecedented, but it Is the kind ship Is roughly proportionate to advocate. Their opponents suspect It happened again in the according to the FBI evidence, he juggled his schedule on March of thing that starts people the main parties' strengths. must concede that this example massive March, 1945, fire. 16, 1972, to meet with AMP! officials George Mehren and Harold thinking. And It is commonly argued In shows how a country can tzmbing by United States' B. Nelson. They were brought over to the Treasury l,yJacobsen. A party that got six million Switzerland that PR, far from combine instability with 29s. but the family was too By DON OAKLEY XXVIIth Amendment to the votes nearly a filth of the being a luxury that only a stable deliberate distortion of the gracious to mention that. The Connally was then at the height of his power and prestige. He Constitution, may be interested total obtained only 2 per cent country can afford, is the vital voters' expressed intentions, it present house is of wood Ha vi ng raked over the bones in a recent study ,f the status of ten is ed carefully to th e dairymen's appeal f or greater dairy and l 01 the eits, that,klnd of thing ingredient that keeps the is less easy to prove of that ancient philosopher Of Women In Europe. wallboard, cramped and small, subsidies and for settling an antitrust action against AMP!. starts another lot of people country stable. Certainly, proposition by reviewing the warmed by an electric heater, the status quo, Confucius, and The principle of women's Then in the presence of the dairy lobbyists, according to' alt, aga then before its introductionthere attacked t he evil Influence of equality with men in em- is thinking, coun- Tight quarters but somehow .sworn testimony, he telephoned former Attorney Ge ne ral John nothing very new about it. were many mote occasions tries that do use PR, such - Western composers as ployment was guaranteed by comfortable. Mitchell and told him In blunt Texas language: me country was left without when alarming tensions thy vary from tightbecause little The father, Seibel Yarnada, a "John, get off your — and find out what is going on in the Beethoven and Schubert, the Article 119 of the 1957 Conmon any prospect of a majority developed between linguistic Ireland to hapless Italy, whose longtime pharmacist, was Midwest. There is discontent among the Mao minions are now waging a Market treaty. dairy farmers, and I Despite government: this should be and religIous communities as 35th campaign to remind theQtirrie progress made in applying this government since described as"retired" and was haveagroupof them here." to get everybody well as between political Mussolini's time collapsed, not present. Of the indignities ard atrocities principle, however, a special enough t}jnkIng for it Is Just wha t the groups. Mrs. Yamada, a beautiful they suffered et the hands of European Economic CornA year earlier, Connally huddled with the AMPI's Robert Continental Europe's British electoral system is At the other end of the foreigners In the days when rnunity(EEC)comJnission task woman of 66, has many in. lilly at Washington's Page tert'iinal, where the private planes tie meant to avert. spectrum,Canada,whithejtj nwnerous PR systcms (and terests. She is general president up. The Treasu ry Secretary allegedly told Lilly that t China was weak and helplcas. force reports that real job dairy But the whole question of its parliament ,D1 the 5C that of Israel) are based on the l!hckly increase iv:: ,,Jr. the hag." tcding to Cliwdes- equality for women is still a a cluster CIU6 st, al li th ough this is electoral systems is bedevilled winner-takes-all basis as party This 'as the same Lilly who on Hong Kong anti Taiwan ial welfare and education lo later handed over $10,000 to ng way off. combined by mythology. The two-party [r1th1n, has no found that Jacobsen for delivery to CnnnRlIy. In various ways With work in the Taito-ku district, monitoring mainland broad. The commission found widely voting for individual system got deeply embedded In system elfmhates smaller didates, Party list sterns can. where 22D,000 people live. She A few days after the airport meeting, Connally attended a cub, ft (Itoese are being different work patterns among British political tradition In the p&Uea or produces a now also runs a small plant In Kyoto White House meeting with the dairy lobbyists. They promised to told In mass rallies of auth Europe's women, irho th second half of e 19 th century. alt.rnatlon of majority things as the mass murder of accoun t for one-third of the octh produce be a u ti fully which makes things fr m raise a campaign chest for President Nixon's reelection, Later, as one European country governments. On the contrary, mathe matical propertions; 10 richly-colored 2,000 children in the south- Community's total working , gold-threaded after another adopt ed forms of its recent poiltical experience diSCOulge splintering, it western province of Yunnan by popula tion. Half of France's broade. She gave me a lady's The White Uouse has acknowledged th at "Secre ta ry Connally th erefore prudent t exclude representation, has consisted of proportional unidentified 'imperialists." said that their votes would be Important in several Midwestern 'emale population between 15 the British were confirmed In comfortably swift SUCCeSSIOn of partirs that fail to surmount a tifl} coin purse as a gift. "Never forget class bit- and 65 holds a job, but in the states, and he noted that the industry had political funds which their beliefs. Contrasting the general elections, most of 'th,reshold" (in Germany, for Masarni told me on the way would be distributed among House and Senate candidates In the terness and blood-and-tears Netherlands, only one woman stability of life In their own which produced minority example, a party must either out, in his excellent English, coming election." hatred," the participants at in tour goes to work. In five win three *4'ats ct:igbt, o' get that he was the faintly black island with the sounds of tur- governments, another rally are said to have original EEC countries, all The following day, the White lkrise ordered a price support per cent of the list VOs). sheep, since his older brother Is moll from the continent, they France has never elected its increase which the Agriculture Department had Just rejected shouted again and again. e.cept Italy, more than ball the concluded that PR was as assembly by PR except during Sweden, with a threshold, Las now the pharmacist and his worth approxximately $500 million a) ear to the dairy industry. Like the first Cultusal female workers are In service dangerous as rabies, and that it a brief period in 1945-44. The only five parties In its Riksdag; divorced sister runs the drug Revolution, this latest one is occupations, Not lcng afterwards, Connally threw a barbecue at his Texas must be uy firmly halWd at the Fifth Republic's existing rules the Dutch Second Chamber, shop. She is licensed to practice ranch For President Nixon. High on sppartnily &n attempt by aging the guest list ws T-a'nn In most cases. rauslitv for i-....i &-. - -----i'- - --'-h. Im quarantine rume give rae margesi party an witho ut -' nmnese mealrine, which seems Jaworski, who as special prosecutor must Mao Tse-tung to whip the women is guaranteed by the now prosecute his Reality Is a little more overwhelming advantage, In But thresholds are only one to Involve thing., life herbs and friend Connally. Chinese people into a per- member states' own concompicated th an myth. contrast, the rules that small and humble part of the chlorophyll, and demands of manent state of revolutionary stitutions. But al th ough the Switzerland, for example, is not prevai!ed in the Fourth constitutional fl!c ,iiucal "patients" that th ey follow FOoTNOTE: Th ere is a final irony. In his speeches to fervor. The pe, )ple se--m to have swinciple of "equal pay" has usually regmded es one of the Republic's last years were structures of the countries rigid health rules. Business an alar ming tende'cy ,a lapse been relatively easy to define, Republican audiences, Connally has told 'hem they ar.-n*t to more alarmingly turbulent designed to frustrate the two concerned, comes by word of mouth and Into complace ncy when they says th e commission, the blame for Watergate, "Don't wear the cloak of guilt," I.e has evidently is briik . Wi th house shouted, his cowboy jaw thrust f or ward defian tl are not tat-ed with some kind of definition of "equal work" y. "You're not , and shop, t'le fan iiy pays $500 a guilty." internal or external enemy, ,,, , been more elusive. year in real es;: te taxes. Connally failed to return our repeated calls For his comment. Ironically, it has been Indirect We w're also unable to reach Ja cobsen, discrimination, v success of the regime The fun begat when I asked — through inequitable Job banishing theagc.o1dscterof Masafili how oh) h vu. The famine and giving the ordina ry classification systems, is young family fr iend, iikllo Chinese more economic widespread . For example, low iluuiju, em architectigrt' itujti t security than they have ever salaries are set for Jobs at Tokyo university, lnhI) ml known that has made such reserved exclusivelj' for tIflI'd. The Joke was he is uIJ r periodic convulsions necessary. women. The notion that women than he looks and doesn't Iil;o o essentially " What effect this latest anod.init it, tie finally conft's' emi ;o woers has also tiforeign campaign will have on ocmio k. When I said I hadn't rratr xl China's recent tentative encouraged their exclusion ,,. . ; un til I was 37, he gave a happy from many tra in ing program. \ emergence into the OUlslcle shout, and grasped my hand sorld Is not yet clear. At the Oumede the wurl'iolwor)', the (..sr..." "\ firmly as if two strayed souls "1, .ery least, it suggests the European woman a athtu.c is L • tuii uimade bond. difficulty of bu1d1ng bridges to still inferior. In most EEC '\1.:' o \\ But Masarnu is "iii all that a country that every few years countries, a man IS \ ' 9 7 t% I hastoburn them down In order automatically assumed to b lost, lie is accredited (rorui i to pieserve its ideological the head of his family, while a Tokyo university's graduate ,',p' school of arts paints at purity. —, woman, if she is, has to prove it, j , ~ , I"'14 How Sad It Is To See N ation Recall Hu rtS — — — — - '- - ' ,, ,, .;_—.___ — - .._, -. --- r _— ' BERVIS WORLD ''......." ,," .. ., ' '.'*.\ -_;, -, -' :' ' — CO Iw airi irrath X0N tA)', A space age comrrunlcatlons system usiielp&ng men ?, , ),,j - - 0 tO'1LS -t-r- - IU5ICPIPTION "vv'y- X I transportable sa tellite r e Arc1 arid g.yive Drecior TE arneA / ,,\ ii4i,t. n - .11 *11 U'41C V ' ) , '; Lct*s'n #,'6 time MuM Satellites Nth Anik anti the portable II , \ J ,'-. - 1' / 1" farmutotlie wist n( .r the Jap in Si 1k iktr'ii t'ii i lot LdV'1 l.,d1OlU,t. prices are higher today inn iatu of fi l,i S over Stgeijmt,cr wv in - "Heel!" :.rjJnl5 be ctila buy. False Contest Charged A k'1'5 - . ' - r"i 1jfJ\ I Am " It I t iA l Who'd have ever thought the o'e poker gang would 'r into a needlepoint group, oh, guy s" '- 1. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin has accused an Arizona firm of conducting a false sewing machine contest and violating state unfair trade rules. The contest was actually just a way to get sales prospects, Shevin said. — — Sewing Distributors Inc. of Phoenix and its owners, John and Beverly Rooney, were ordered Tuesday to appear at a hearing April 24 to explain why they should not be ordered to stop. f'veryone who comple ted an entry form was aw arded a second-prize certificate alleged to be worth $120 toward a $179.95 sewing machine, the complaint said. The price was jacked up just for the contest, it added. Gun Nut' Jailed Again 31' — •'. —=-.-----1------- --,- - - -~~~ - l ~W ~- ________ - ----------------------- ___J_. ------- - Thc Sanford Herald Wednesday, April 10, 1974-5A House Passes State Growth Policy TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) for low level bureaucrats tc key sponsor of the growth I. move to roomy rural regions. Scsunis said the policy was a Republican leaders prcpnsed A comprehensive policy to deal with," Sessurns told news- icy resolution. "Part of our problem Is that desirable first step. "It should dozens of amendments to the guide Florida's future growth men. In passing the resolution, the growth is improperly disbe (niloweri by resolution but none of rr.aJ rr!ernentin has passed the House, appar. The House growth policy ?fl- House made a vital decision for tributed," MacKay told the legislation," he said. "We'll be significance were adopted by ently the first legislative body compasses a wide range of rec- Florida's future: Growth shall house. "Some areas have dealing with some of the im- united Democrats. Most Rein the country to support such onunendatlons for Florida's fu- be discouraged in already grown beyond the capability of plementing legislation within publicans deserted their controls. turc, providing that it "shall be crowded cities and newcomers natural systems and we want to the next two weeks. Some of leaders in the final roll call The policy, urged by Speaker a broad policy guide for stati and disenchanted Florida city move them into areas that can that will be as controversial as Seven Republicans voted Terrell Sessums, D-Tampa, and local government." dwellers shall be eneouraged to handle growth." the resalutiun jlslf," against the growth policy. passed the Hou on a 109-8 vote On its own, the policy ha Tuesday. It was then sent to the little force. Its importanc( Senate, with Sessums saying he comes as a statement of polic) was confident of i ts chances for committing lawmakers . approval. lure actions aimed at specific "The growth policy is quite solutions of growth problems. TALI.MIASSEE, Fla. (Al') ciised on a Standards and Con- vote after holding a 1 hour consistent with the concern ex"My understa nding is that Saunders, who had told The pressed in the Senate that the this is the first effort of this type - Backers of Cie Equal Rights duct Committee hearing on a emotion-charged hearing in a Associated Press on Monday legislature deal with some of in this country," said Rep. Amendmer.t marshaled their bill requiring public officials to packed room, that he was undecided, wait the these Issues and not leave them Kenneth MacKay, D-Ocala, a forces on the Senate floor today disdose their income, assets Seventeen persons teStified swing vote in committee. for what shaped up as a close and liabilities by source and on the proposal, including Atty. If the legislature ratifies the vote on ratification, percentage. Gen. Robert Shevin, lawmakiiiit, approval of four more Sen. Henry Sayler, H-St. Pe"The bills coining out of ers, pastors and Dr. Azinie For- st.ateswouldbe tersburg, attended the session committee," said the sponsor, bes Lydell, an 82-year-old Flori. become needed before It s the 27th amendment to from his sickbed and Sen. Rich- Rep. Marshall Barns, DMiami. dii State University professor the Constitution. ard Pettigrew, f)Miami, flew "I think there will be some emertitus who was a suffra. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS writing prior to passage of an back from a trip home, people who vote to allow the gette. Tuesday, April 9, l4 ordinance or resolution conAlso Tuesday, the Senate ;ip. The measure barely cleared House to vote on it but will nit The Senate Lli'mthmn skew met with proved a hill that would requ UC deinnmng hu lard. SB122, Peter- u.s first hurdle in the 1974 F'lori- support it on the floor." Bills passed: a committee member. Sen. all commercial day care cen sen and others. da Legislature Tuesday and Financial disclosure For pub. Robert Shrimp Bed - Establishes Saunders, D. ters in Florida be licensed by Care C.anters — Requires flay was placed first on today's lie employes has Gov. Reubin Gainesville, before to the vote the state. The bill boundai-ies of Tortugas shrimp all commercid day care schedule. (SB227), Askew's top priority for this and asked that the full Senate sponsored bed and closes it to fishermen, centers be liccased by the state by Sen. Kenneth Passing the ERA would end legislative session, Sb3, Childers. be allowed to have a say on Myers, 1)-Miami, would set up and sets up standards for h all legal discrimination based The Senate Rules Committee whether the ERA should standards and require in. State Funds — Requires ceasing. SB277, Myers and outon sex, sent the ERA resolution to the become part of the U . S. ('on. spection of the centtrc hr'(orr' quarterly reporting of cr5. house action, meanwhile, InSenate fl oor Tuesday on a 1(.8 stitution. revolving state funds held in the)' are licensed. The house banks. SB64, Sayler. Bill passed: Forestry - Forbids persons Growth Policy — A statement who are not registered foresters on Florida's future, recognizing from engaging in professional that growth must be controlled Forestry practices. St185, and stating intentions in many Du Petersen and others. fi elds. Condemnation .- Requires to 1jjjjtEJ cz.iul The Governor property owner be notified in fookno action onlegislation. TAti'.-i, J.I Juia's F. Ararii, a tk'scribed "gun nut," has been ordered held without bond on weapons charges. Ills 150,0000 bond was revoked Tuesday after federal agents testified that guns and ammunitior, had been confiscated from his Lakeland home for the second time in 34 months. Jim Adair, special agent fur the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms, told U.S. Magistrate Paul Game that Adams traded his car to a Lakeland dealer for a .44magnum revolver, a rifle and a fish tank. Adams was charged with being a convicted felon in tile. gal possesion of a firearm. He Is on probation after pleading guilty to one count of an indictment charging him with possession of explosives, bazookas and machine guns. Gas Stations Make Refunds ERA H Ta llah as For Cl ose S en ate ' ee Ta ll y Sinkhole Devours T Vegetable Garden, chae 7 Trees TAMPA, Fla. (AL') — The "The Lord was with us that "It makes you wonder what is vegetable patch that Preston we didn't go in it," Mrs. Keen underneathyou — orwhattsn't Keen, 77, so meticulously plant- said Tuesday night. The couple there. To think that it was not ed six weeks ago has dis- stopped about a car's length dug, it just sank. That's even appeared, devoured by a yawn- from the steep drop-off. more terrifying." ore A ing sinkhole that also swalThe Keens said the sinkhole The Keens own 110 acres of lowed seven orange trees and is pasture was still spreading. and farmland in Bairn, MIAMI (AP) — The two men par-tment spokesman said. He creeping slowly toward his a tiny community 30 miles "More trees are missing," worked silently late In the night did not elaborate, grove, sa id Mrs. Colding. "Some are southeast of Tampa. The sink in a friend 's garage in Miami's gone today that were here yesStations refund the money by lowering gasoline prices The Cuban National Liner'It's scar)'," says his wife, opened about one-quarter of a terday." "Little Havana" section. They until they undersell by the same total amount they moulded the plastic explosive ation Front, known by its CU- lily. "Sunday it wasn't here. mile from their home, chalky green water flows at overcharged. into the desired sha pe to fit a ban initials FLNC, and Accion Monda' it was like the earth Mrs. Keen's daughter, the bottom of the hole. An unHazel Evans raid the largest refund total was made in Dade Cubans or Cuban Action, had opened up." hollowed out book. Colding, said she thought her derground stream already has County, where 21 stations paid back $192,786 while Palm As they attached a timing claims much of the responsiThe Keens were driving mcther was exaggerating when created a tiny waterfall inside Beach County had the most violators with 44. for mechanism to their homemade bully I the renewed terrorist through their garden when they she described the gigantic bole. the hole. Cracks, some reaching bomb, something went wrong. attacks. discovered the gaping cavity, "Then I took a look," Mrs. 12 feet from the edge, pierce the It exploded in their faces, nearmeasuring some 195 feet across Colding. "I couldn't believe the soft earth surrounding the The FLNC took credit for Ly killing them. The incident latest size of it. explosions, one wrecking and about 50 feet deep. expanding sink. opened the doors to a wide- the Mexico City offices of Cuspread FBI crackdown and a bana Airlines and the other _____ . 90 federal grand fury inported at the Cuban consulate vestigatloru of clandestine exile in Kin gston, Jamsk:. groups at war with Cuba's Fidel Castro. The FI.NC also says it carried Even while the two recovered out homemade bomb attacks b in a 7lanii hospital, crude time against the Cuban Embassy In eI~ I bombs set by other self-styled .Mexico City in December and U SARASOTA, Fla. (AP) — The T A second trial in the freedom fighters exploded at January, the capture and jury in the first degree mur der O'Donnell case was at tempted _____ nil Cuban government offices In destruction of five Cuban trial of James "Pete" Christian in Orlando last July but it was I. - - 9'ii.ihq tiu,st.a it vlv iwaruatnirridayof prosecution difficult to find Jurors who had ______ _____ Similar blasts have taken conducting espionage activities evidence today. It's 0 not heard of the murders and place in recent mon ths In Cana- in the Atlantic and the Decem. The gate's testimony Tuesthe judge moved the trial. _________ cia, Peru, Chile, Spain and her sinking of a Bahamian.reg. day centered on the brutality of Prosecutors say Christian France. Cuban fishing boats Lsterecl freighter In the Miami the slaying of Carry Lou does not face the electric chair ____________ have been fired upon and sunk Rivet. O'Donnell with a medical ex- if convicted because Florida's _____________________ in international waters south of death penalty had net been reT) A,','inn ('tIk!lh!n k,,e ,..(,.s anuner showing the jury color II.. u DdIIdIJ14i. photographs of the woman's enacted at the time of the slayAnd militant exiles promise agreed to meet with a newsman smashed skull. 43 7700 uig. marl)' more attacks against Cu- only 00 condition "She died from repeated Idt'ntitv remained secre ca'i'rett V. I wows with a blunt Instrument," his group Ls based in Mexico 1)r. Thomas other parts a the worli. Haggert of Orange Ref ug ee cot unando5 tan out City County testified. from their Lu tes in Police say a hammer was Itiami, He claimed responsibility for Mexico City aut, Madrid to car- boml at the residences of probably the weapon used to blasts MIAMI (AP) A circuit O'Donnell will be tried later. F)' out their mis vl ons, then qul- Cuban commercial officials in beat Miss O'Donnell to death in court jury has convicted Sidney Courshon, 47, told the jurors etly return to heir more pr' Santiago. Chile, last August: December, 1970 Her body was R. Pullman of kidnaping and how he talked his abductors out safe jobs 33 gara te for an sttempt against the life found later, partially covered robbing wealthy Miami Beach of asking his brother Arthur, a factor)' workers it' hotel wait- of Fknaldo Alvarez, corre- with ba', in a barn on a dairy attorney Charles Courshon. bank executive, for the full ran- ers. spordnt for the official Cuban farm near Orlando. The jury deliberated for an som. A number of r udical refugee news agency Christian currently is serving Prensa Latinain hour Tuesday before finding "I explained that being chair- leaders believe they can pre- Mexico City in January; and for a 20-year sentence in the killing Pullman guilty of abducting man of the board only meant vent or hold b ck diplomatic the blast of a bomb in a of another Orlando woman. Courshon Feb. 5 as he left his that he chairs the meetings," rec ogni tion of Castro by the hollowed-out book arriving by Carla Howell, who was stabbed office. Circuit Judge Dan Satin Courshon said. "I told them, 'If United States md other counmail in the Cuban Embassy in to death in her black satin-dec'. set sentencing for May 17. he had it, I'm sure he'd pay it, tries if they c n—by these orated bedroom. [Ama, Peru, last February. Pu llman, who Faces a pos- Put he doesn't have it." treme and ctr: .watic method&— lie was convicted of both sible double life sentence, was The Llm.a bomb, which criti- murders in 1971 but the 4th DisCourshon said he talk ed the focus world - ttenhi( it on their 4 accused of teaming with Ma:_ men down to $40,000, tit he es- cause. rally injured a female corn- trict Court of Appeals riled last yin Robert O'Donnell to kidnap caped before the ransom After ensl exptisiom' or sea merical attache, was mailed year that premeditation was was incident, a: anon' m's caller from Mexico 'ty, the Accion not proven in the O'Donnell Courshon for $1 million, delivered, phones tie' is melia in Miami Cubana chief maud. case. aid cliii.' credl, for "another .ction :,,ainst the tyrannical Jictato:' ,n Havana." Department sentapecialpcosecuting team ances Good This Yvar to Miami shortly after the acci.4 JACKSONVIlLE, FIn. (AP) -Our best wa y to cot In 1 dental dental nighttime explosion and — Legislation to fluoridate decay," almost a dozen exi!e have been Florida water supplies statePublic health officials have subpoenaed to appear before a wide, blocked for years by been pushing for state-wide flu* federal grand jury here. scare campaigns, has a good oridation several years without The U. S attorney's office cttancein the l974 session, state success. USE D OFFSET PRINTING PLATES s.ays Robert. W. Merkle, special health officials say. 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES last year's bill was iepored prosecutor handling the case, Healtn officials base their heads a group of Justice fprediction on the realization by favorably out of the house lawmakers that charges that Committee Wi health but died pattmnent (7perLs specializing in prosecuting terrorists. fluoridation is communist plot on the House calendar. The decision to send the team Some Florida cities have wato poison Americans have been into Miami "was made at the ter sUppiia with is ilui 3 d fluor. proven groundless. IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They Just Dr. Wilson T. Sowder, state ide, including Jacksonville, highest level," a Justice DeFit Between Studdinos and Rafters) health officer, says public sup- Sarasota and scattered smaller JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) Price regulations were violated by 247 Florida service stations in the first three months of the year, according to Jack L. Evans of the Internal Revenue Service. Evans said Tuesday that the stations agreed to refund a total of $503,740 that had been overcharged customers. He said the overcharges were usually a penny or two a gallon but some were as much as six cents. — M ilitants Promise Cuoan M ttacks Murder Trial Jury Sees Photographs Of Victim b PM. r___J SPRINGWOOD VILLAGE minu?et from Only 10 S.nIOrd and Orlando. bdrm. S14S. Effi c i encies. I & 2 from Townhouse Furn. & linfurn. Short Term Lease 1.4 and SR 434 834.3363 Al Advil 0 RENT CTR(C Adthng Machiie TeY _____ -- _____ " Jury Convicts Man '"" '"''" I,v, " --- In Miami Kidnaping — VVater Fluoridation Law Ch , - -- FOR SALE" I ALUM I N U M SHEETS ( 5 1 L hlestheone whtcantalk fuel first panic of Dereraber. - ". y ______ conimunicatlons earth station qE1' C MAOPU' 1,, acku club in .L'pan'smountairj 'urth1 of Tokyo and once vp,earcd .n a television ftllrirnI'urope while Joining inn Jnr gh.Aipmt Ski Fun from west and section of t(, .,!,)we,- ;;Z!s — FRENCH AVE SANFORD. FL& ivi'i WAVP4E . , I . I.- the Equal Rights Anmxbn, --nL 7 WASHINGTON - - ---- — fl1!4'J Japanese custom. and sat down issued befcre the $10,000 payment was made. He allegedly didn't around a brightly [it dining want the FBI to find any new bills among those Jacobsen said had table, nibbling at seaweed- remained untouched in a safe deposit box. covered rice rakes and quaffing Ironically, the former Treasury head forgot that Federal LONDON (LENS) — It Is a states in Eurcpe. Yet the Swiss largest parties (the Guulltsts a bit of beer. tRuce prices are Reserve banks don't necessarily issue currency during the year It si gn of the abnormality of are PR fanatics. They have and Communists). controlled, but (cod costs Is dated. FBI agents have established that some of the bills in the th1IIS Britain today that extended the system father The experience of the Fourth generally are up at the Little bank box wer" not Issued until af ter Jacobsen claimed the money there is now, just for once, a than any of their neighbors. It is Republic provides champIons stores where the family stocks had been deposite d. certain amount of discussion used In both federal and can- of PR with plentiful am- its larder). '-' P'r FLORIDA In. friends. Connally has emphatically denied that he ever r.ceived the My hostess, Mrs. Etsuyo inoney, , associa te has said that Jacobsen offered the $10,000 as Yamada, her son Masarni, and a campaign contribution for distribution to GOP candidates but a young girl who is a family that Ceanally turned down the offer. Iriend,drovc me in their station wagon to their home in the The FBI's Watergate squad has painstakingly tracked down Taito-ku district. It was on a evidence, however, that the s10,000 not only was accepted by commercial street, with entry Connally but that be made two trips to return the money after it through a slender sliding door became hot. panel. The first time, accor ding to our FBI sources, Connally ga ve One look and you could se back the money i $100 bills. Later, h allegedly became worried that the house and a small shop th at the bills could be traced and brought a second batch of (it turned out to be a specialized smaller bills, which he exchanged for the first 110.000. sort of drug store) merged as one. We doffed our shoes in lie took pains, say our sources, to select bills that had been , Capt.! Pliwl Sirv$CI ' i, -•.--. ---•v TODAY Accept Bribe? _ / do Did Connally _________ !/ , This i_.-c -----..----,—•. Jack Anderson i We held forth at some length mediate screams from th ose In this space several days ago who automatically reject any about voter apathy in Seminole DroDosal that would lnvnh1n flue and Orange counties, expenditure of state funds. In Unfortunately we were most cases the caution is both unable to offer anything con- deserved and commendable. trctiyc that nilit reverse But it seems to us that this is this trend, one area where state monies Secretary of State Richard might profitably be used. We Stone may have come up with ar en't wedded to this particulpr the idea that eluded us. proposal; we are wedded, Secretary Stone has though, to the proposition that suggested that Florida look any proposal than has as ib Into the "Oregon System." main thrust the ed ucation of The system Is simplicity it. voters and the stimulation of self. interes t th the election The sta te prints pamphlets processes, is, indeed, a proper for politicians to let the voters function of government, know where the candidates It is intolerable that stand on various issues. It significant proposals are provides equal space for each adopted or killed by a tiny candida te to state his position fraction or those eligible to (,fl issues in a campaign and is participate in our demiioc-ratic ;wiitcd to "positive' :;stem. statements of what the can. Oregon's system may or may didate stands for, rather than not be the l'est possible way to attacks on an opponent, stimulate voter interest; The pamphlet would contain perhaps it hasn't even worked a pcture of the candidate, his in Oregon. But until we hear biography and a short statxnent compelling evidence to the etUr forth reasut why be umstrar 're for it and or s1v' should be nominated or commend Secretary Stone elected, for at least giving the problem We think that makes a lot of the thought and interest It se re, especially in a state such deserves. as Florida where the population Our system of government is literally exp!odlng before Out was designed for the widest eyes. Newcoirers to the state possible participation by are at a distinct disadvantage eligible voters. Without that in local and state elections; it participation it becomes a requires a good deal of time for mockery. The average citizen Polls. • Hospitality /11 Could Use - port of fluoridation has grown towns. G a i n e a v ill e began to the point where a bill for a state-wide plan probably will fluoridating its water supply in 1949 and was followed by Miami pass this year's legislature. are In 1952, the Keys In 1963 and "More and more people supporting fluoridation of Daytona Beach in 1966. drinking water," Sowder said, The proposed law would give -because they mart' realizing the state t).pnrtment of hl?nith that there g no valid argwnent and Rehabilitative SevIrea au against it ad there is so much thority to determine the anuunt to be gaine't' by it." ii! fluoride required in various Dr. F.dwaril W. Farrell, chli'i i'omniunitics and tlireet public of the state Bureau of Dental and private water suppliers to Health, calls the use of fluoride add it. EACH NON-RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STIO 'I.EGUN 1 X2 CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSOS IDEAL FOR ROOFING or INSULATING means 1 column by 2 in. cuss. Too ;mall ad t be vIiced or .1. feclive? You're reading thls ose! I fo r — ,~ ,, T t i0v N . r anfiqrb k O erid FRENCH AVE ________ IU a and apply rental tov,ard purchase price ot $ 1 59 50 rg carc stuart �— — - - - -.------ -- War On Forest By JOHN PINK ERMAN Copley News Service Admissions Director Sanford native Cal. Walter Turner, professor of military scienceatUniversityof Tampa, has been appointed admissions ___ ' y . •••.. 'p. / — a' \ __________ many or. univcrit:. (ampuses. ____________________ Col. Turner's mother, Mr. James Cole, resides at 915 Park Ave.. Sanford, and his wift. Nancy's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cotlwn of 200 W. 16th - - -. ------- -.---- - - L_____- - Fires The Sanford Herald Wednesday, AprIl 10, 1974-7A Overeating Is A Sickness That Could Be Controlled the sun. The humidity is higher, there is low density altitude, and all these things tend to slow LIi' 1,re. We have been able to do some things at IDVLI,WIl.D, Calif. — The 1974 forest fire night but really have not been able to take adseason Is only a Few months away and U.S. vantage of the favorable night conditions ______ director at UT u pon his Army retirement June 30. The zip. pcintment was announced by Dr. B. D. Owens, universit president. who noted 15 of Turner's 31 years in the military were spent in itunistrative and executiv --- r4 6A— The Sanford Herald Wednesday, 411 10, 1974 Turner is Appointed - __- _____ St. A 1943 graduate of the 'Jniversity of Florida, Turner (X)L. WAITER TURNER caine to Tan-pa Tan in 1971 to establish the lit si Array ROTC University of Mississippi and at the university. attended both the Command .\ ii i rtti .ck1.t'i .:,d (kuril s t ,i ff Cullc;e aki World War 11 and Korea, National War College. The iurneriiasa master's degree in Turner family lives at 405 international relations from Brooker Rd., Brandon. Forest Service District Hanger Karl L Tameler because of lack of vision in the darkness." lready is worrying about the 150,600 acres of the Now, however, a cooperative research and . .1— Iinist bia upti .biw,. Foria development project will provide for testtng ot rangers the nation over are sharing his worries three new tools in night vision: as the day and dangerous time of year nears. Forward looking infrared, low light level However, forest rangers everywher e and television ar.a night vision goggles for helicopter people w ith mountain and Forest property may Participating in the R&D project are be on the verge of a breakthrough that could the U.S. Forest Service, the California Division reduce dramaticall y th e losses th at every year of Forestry, the California Department of run Into millions of acres of watershed and Conservation, the Oregon Department of private property testniyet1 at a cost of many Forestry, the Federal Bureau of Land millions of dollars. Management, the Los Angeles County Fire This breakthrough may come from a research Department and the Department of the Army. and development project that has the Heading the project is Herbert J. Shields of the cooperation of several government agencies. It Forest Se'Iee's San Dimas, Calif., Equipment concerns helicopter night operations in lighting Development Center. fires and if successful would be th e first major W are working hard on a crash program," ;,dvancemer.t in the use .f nireraft in fires for Tameler said, "and the rii jot research may well user 15 years. result in a dramatic breakthrough. We hope to Darkness has thwarted firefighters in the past establish a night capability." and this has been costly, Tameler said. "There is The main emphasis this year will be on th e less wind at night," he said in an interview, "and night vision goggles. Similar to binoculars, they the temperatures generally are cooler nthout are worn on the head, ' Ily SUSAN FOJtIfl.1' "I lost baby-sitting jobs face that is touched with changed with the program. Lwt and eat a eyeliner, biusner aria a toun- Now 28, she is In a nurse whole pan of blueberry muffins, dation makeup. She opens a assistant program, the first SACRAMENTO, Calif. — At crurnç!e the package in the coat to show an attractive school she attended since age 6, Diane stole six candy trash and hope no one would figure, only slightly heavy, leaving college alter one bars a day to ease her enor- notice:' She weighs about 135 and is semester. She goes to two or Inous appetite. She continued to Diane is a rompubive eater, working toward 122. three OA meetings a week to stuff until her 5400t-.l Frame She has one of the more Overeaters Anonymous, the encourage others. held 165 pounds in high school, dramatic tales among the some only approach that has worked Dating for the first time, she 189 In college and 250 as a 22- 100 members of Overeaters for her, started herc eight years iml enjoying the attention of men, Year-old divorcee. Anonrou who believe their ago and is one 01471 chapters in even as she walks Into a party. "1 have taken food out of problem Is a sickness that can 43 states. There are no dues for "I am beautiful," she said, garbage cans and off the floor. I be controlled, fees In the organization that two her voice quivering with have made concoctions that Pictures of her at more than Southern California women emotion. Recently she started were inedible, but I ate them. 1 250 pounds are in her purse, started 14 years ago after they seeing a psychiatrist to learn don't know how I got them to They show a dark-haired attended an Alcoholics more about herself and her hang together," she says, women in a shapeless Anonymous meeting and compulsion to overeat. pressing an imaginary blob dress. She could be 17 orgray 35, decided the system could work with her hands. "Just so they "People gave me disgusting for overeaters, But it hasn't always been that were big and sweet." looks; guys called me horrible It works, claim the members way. "i went to the first "I wore rags and my family names m and made pig calls," who stay with the program. makeup meeting in a dirty dress with no begged me to bathe. A half- she said. "1 wanted to (lie," -. d Meeting are apt to include - , n. I stuttered and I, :all,i f a't' cream iu1I be ( OUp'Lfl t ma pIe COicteflt ü'; her flamrbc.rc(J hair, cut tetuiiotimaIs of the woe .'rl. s caused tenets. gone in two days. In a Frilly Gypsy, surrounds a by the devil food contrasted me for m They told me they loved 11 and I though t It with the beauties of a life under was a lie," she said. control. The testimonials though Members telephone each other for comfort and support convinced her she was among and talk about their problems fellow sufferers of the illness. at meetings rather than eat what they were from anxiety. They may chooge talking about. One woman said what they call food sponsors to she vomited after she ate. When I ''VVLSl'rs keep tabs of every bite they eat. someone told about putting 0 I Personal sponsors will share towels on the kitchen floor so the intimate details of their the boards wouldn't squeak at 2 ../IX-vj1 lives they may not want to am., I knew. I know what it's like to eat 20.'ookIes during a reveal in a testimonial, As in Alcoholics Anonymous, television commerciaL I know F A.MPLGN MEN'S & LADIES OA mem bers use only each about denting fenders w).iijeyou H#lt roi Ilectric 1.I%.:'J other's first names and do t are trying to get a so y Heibros W:lihi & r.r.s e grocery bag." discuss social standing or out of th h1 U economic class, to remind them Janice- [1 4, is -- - - - THEY EAT TOO MUCH! FIRE FIGHTING AU) - ...These goggles, worn by helicopter pilot, "See in the dark" t 1 • By J4J4 PATIESON Herald Staff Writer abandon an alley at Swinytown. The city will retain the right to Install utility lines in tt CASSELBERHY Council easement if necessary at a has approved reconsidering the future date. SMD development request for Two bids on communications use of copper tomes in lieu of recording equipment for the aluminum conduit wiring in police and fire departments iJEL LY \ / - Eric T. Hansen Daisy A. Jackson Ralph Freeman Patricia J. Parsons John Horn R rri F ('ersn!i Joyce C. , :, A -irngton W. Wiilahan, Deary Aleida Mercado, Deltoria EliT.abeth A. MCItiA Deltona Rosa l,ec Petesman BerLta M. Ryk, Deltoaa I;nterprise Ida L. Ellkls, Drltona JoAnne The1eheI. Lake May Mrs. Ronnk Menees and girl, May A. Cuts, Lake Monroe Orlando Aleen E. Goodn,ugh, Osleen James Wynn, Oviedo Dcyce Prescott, Longwood Frink Butler, Oviedo Annie I )'I and 11 he4 0 Dzniel. FILL.N.TNRILL DIXIURGES Jake, L)urnam William if. Crapps George E. McManus Buthie Maz Andrews Mrs ldirrid fliyt,oii and ST.NTON, M. M') — Easter Sun!'Ise Services have been hold zt Merame Caverns on here for 20 years. The admission Ic free. Expenses are id by cave owner Lester B. HE .4 — -' .•' - HOSE and bonds. R.gs. to 2488 \ .mwhlsboHes. - Amçlon Nylon, Ton, Nude. T otis Beige -: ' IS? S; es. Reg. 99C V " I ) "i. 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Ilse. R m im i1r111'1; iTli 'is RMNBIRD IMPULSE ij. 0DM AND IVZI'VDAY VFNIR L4M . , ~* p., t'Qwi0' ptic of o, bOAr AND IYtRYDAY , Ito, r. 1 - !66' FLOOR FAN COOKER 11to I 34111, VINYL STR I N G ER 1 11$ LIt tt •.g ift PRESSURE - pr.-' :, •-:s '//fJ) I' 88 N 101y opittall ref Filled . : 's premium line Five f oot solid glass 12400t,ot CLOGS P11110 fri I - E GALAXY LADIES N. 7001 in 79 IFi1 It/fillHill! Mtn - - at", n:t7ng.fr COMBINATIONsea EVN1 41 ORLON - w r edt ha ti Watergate, shortages, recession, Watergate, Inflation, unemployment. Watergate, debt, Imbalance of trade, and Watergate. Who's laughing? IJIJ SPINCAST flfl LAWN CHAISE CHAIR LOUNGE I - H I Tammoat' 1 no SAMPLER' r. CHOCOIATES ZEBCO 202 REEL ""WV, 100(9411 mom () American vice presidents and its fun would not have blended into the harsh realities of the Whatever dim view you take early seventies. Wintergreen of the depre$sIon thirties, it has was the president, elected on to be conceded that even In the the campaign issue of love. You face of economic oblivion still hear songs like "Love Is people retained their sense of Sweeping the Country," humor. Oh, dure, they cried a "Wintergreen for President," lot, but they kept their sense of and, of course, the title song. humor. Matters before Congress in Now, four decades Later, we "Of Thee I Sing" hcluded such are Into a period which is issues asan overdue pension for plagued by (select one or more) Paul Revere's horse. 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Poor Vice President Throt. tlebottom managed to meet the If there Is an attempt at all to president only by joining a REDWOOD FOR - I HAND MIXER 77 11 Iled (? 7 7' 1 4.99 1 SHIRTS 0ittoit -- a w TO SPORT or DRESS 00 HAMILTON lEACH i MEN'S JAMAICA SET,, Iffiel go cows 88"w"14111 188 _ Itssvii 68 II " s9 9 - LADIES : B SKE c, ASSORTMENT EGGS '1 ¶ .39 ISOPROPYL 1 4c ALCOHOL...... 6 4, NUT '' Even In Depression People Kept Humor I .., NORELCO CREA M\(JL AfluRGE Is L!::43 ts too leg '1 -- - GA ! 9S 2 EASTER 99C PLASTIC EGGS , V LAPtá a STYLER/DRTER\\\ HAIV FEvER CONGESTION • LIMIT ONE ILLED -loota, & CT FOR SINUS AND & pnils fog (owl W4 'I HAIRDRYER BUNNY T4 9 9 -A SCHICK HA!3 HAT FILL-N-THRILL PLASTIC WI. $3.11 CLOCK RADIO 18 Reg. 39c CANDY EGGS it 2 c' I ROOSTERS 7 01 yc•,).j SUNICAM CLOCK 29 WOO S LLOV D. GUM MARSHMALLOW ' EASTER BUCKET FEATHERED IiT PLEN.TPACK PLASTIC • • .i"! - ALAKM In, lbti .' It - .- .' '1 3 (not her real name compulsion happens to change was not so dramatic in triyone. Also as AR, there are 12 pounds lost, but just as tinsteps to recovery that em- portant for her attitude. phaslzc dependence on a higher Standing Just 5 feet 1, she began power. Like AA members, they to eat compulsively four years never are satisfied they are ago and quickly put on 30 cured, but say only that they pounds. are abstaining. "I despised myself and There are two suggested food couldn't stand my husband," plans in OA. One allows more she said. Today she looks slim carbohydrates than the other. in white slacks, black boots and But members may work out matching black sweater. After their own diets, she lost weight she got a job that Diane will tell you her 11e added to her ccnfidence. the ' !) PLASTIC TOYS MEN'S 3unrise Services thing W:h '- /_4.,p,•. KIWI SHOE Willie ia1-fl Mrs. Tray Engle and girl, Chuluota Carden Keogh-D w yer, DeBary J mo'c - "i I W 11 . VT O'sI Eric T. Hansen Colopock Peg 469 1 - To County Elections Office ADMISSIONS Works like 09 Longwood Petitions Sent 6)) if .* t I MAGIC. , V. FILM 1r" p CUBES ; 7A - 'tl'R11-9, 1974 1:1 EGGS p. POLAROID %. IS YLVANIA 108 I new buildings in the city, at. were opened and referred to the though on March 25 council administration for considern. voted against use of romeA tic.n and recommendation back wiring In the city. to council. The bids included a "1 am still confused on the low bid of $6,750 for purchase, relative merits oi the two types or $6t7.88 per month over 12 of wiring," said Councilman months, lease-purchase from Charles Glascock, "and would Dictaphone; and $8,997 parwelcome SMD coming back chase or $338.49 per month with testimony from experts if lease-purchase Iron Linear. it will improve the safety of the Council agreed to place on btàldirigs In the city;" next week's agenda the request Chairman Tom Embree said from Calbert Construction Co. he would place the matter on a that they be allowed to delay work session for discussion In paying lapin fees on nine homes the near future. being built on Seminola BouleIn other action council ap- yard until the homes are cornproved - the CvlI Service pieted 'six months from now. Board's recommendationto' - Members of council expressed change the grade of a Utility reluctance to approve such a Department maintenance request as It would set an undo. mechanic from 12 to 13; and airab!e pr.ecdent, but said they authorized preparation and would resolve the matter at posting of a ro!ution to nt week's m"etlng. Hospital Notes ,. k Aluminium Wiring Usage - iiult .' Casselberry Reconsiders I.ONGWOOD Petitions the recall charter amendment seeking a method to oust From votes would. office elected city officials were Mrs. Hart's recall amendordered sent to Seminole ment peititlon said to contain Supervisor of Elections Camilla the signatures of more than 200 Bruce for certification by city registered voters requests a councilmen Monday nighi special election be called on the The future of other petitions charter amendment. Mrs. Evelyn Hart of Main Mrs. Hart said under the Street piesented asking for proposed amendment a public straw ballots on the proposed official could be removed from sewer system, Sunday sales of office at a special election after alcoholic beverages and the aertlfled petition of33 per c.ifl ossib!t., purchase by the city of of the ugistcred voters is the old Bradlee-McIntyre house presented to the city. as left up in the air. She said all four of the Acting city attorney Ned petitions have more than 200 Julian Jr. said the city under signatures. the state homerule law must The state hornerule law place the recall ametdment on allows amendment to city the ballot, but can do as it charters after petitions eon'ishes on the advisory taming the signatures of 10 per questions, lie added that the cent of the registered voters are straw votes would not be bin- submitted. The city has about ding on the city council while 1,600 voters. bccj r9?Iey iri i-fTtsii I.IlIiLt.1 11;l1Il iilrti)j,. 1I1I emerges as black comedy which isn't funny at all and, In sequence, Presidents Kennedy, Johnson and Nixon have been dragged through the White House guided tour, and was denied a Washington library card because he could not provide two references, "I'd Rather Be Right" was mire In efforts which wouldit't more frankly topical than "Of have survived campus tryouts Thee I Sing" which was in the thirties. Not even at (ale, Columbia or UCLA. Within the span of a few depression years the nation saw, sung with and laughed at such shows as-of Thee Ising," which had tunes by George Gershwin with hilarious lyrics by Ira Gershwin and a rousing book by Mottle Ryskmnd and George S. Kaufman; "I'd Rather Be Right," by Richard Rodgers, Moss Hart and George S. Kaufman; "Let 'em Eat Cake," a RyskindKaufman sequel to "Of Tlee I Sing;' "ibooray for What?" with music by Harold Arlen and book by Llnds3y and Crouse with League of Nations over. patently fiction. George M. Cohan, playing the president, bore an uncanny resemblance to Franklin V. Roosevelt. The president promised to balance the budget In order that the romantic leads might get married. In a fireside chat (In a dream sequence) he asked American women to give up cosmetics for a year and donate the money to the national budget; he tried in vain to spend the money in Fort Knox. Song titles provide a cue to the musical's satire: "A Little Bit of Constitutional Fun," "We're Going to Balance the Budget," "Labor Is the Thing, ,"A Homogeneous Cabinet," and "Off the Record"—all tones, and more. sparkling with razor-edge wit. The razor-sharp satire of There were jabs at people In those shows of the thirties high places, but it was in fun; contrasts sp.eIriik*.i with 1-he jabs were the needle in th e the bludgeons of today's so- Funnybone and not the knife in called political comedy. Sure, the back. True satire was people took their politics abroad In the land and satire is seriously In those days; but today a forgotten an. Today's there was a saving grace that pens are dipped In vitriol, not could lampoon and at the sam,' etching acid. time accept being lampooned. Since the gloomy depression Take 'Of Thee 1 Sing." It era in which "Of Thee I Sing" portrayed Washington as a and "I'd Rather Be Right" Place full of dull, self-righteous scored so tremendously, we Politicians, and a legislature have passed through or into which grappled reluctantly, if three wars, cold wars, at all, with the real !zsues of the economic upheavals, energy (lay. The collaborators set all crisis, and Watergate. It's hard this against the story thread of to see anything funny about the a presidential campaign, and plight we're In today had fun. It's too bad. We used to be The role of Vice President able to laugh at ourselves, ard ThroUlebottom igl'ted the it really didn't setrn to hurt us tneflectunlitv of many either. �-• ..--.•----- •, • ,- .: . . '---- •.• -cr'r. - -.. •-- - -..-.-- - . . .-- - = •• - 4 Th•__ - -- . - •. - -- •. .--- • - . .---- .- • . -- .•- .- . -.- • - . .• ...-. . -' • - . • . -- -- - - ........ --•..•- .. . . -• 8A—The Sanford Herald Wednesday, April 10, 1974 Jail Problems Too Aid Sought * Drive Started To Rid Big From Askew agreed to a $250-a-month part judge's order to immediately time nurse — then fired a provide a multi-purpose room A. demand for state help to Gov. and an attorney-client meeting _________ Complying at least partially Reubin Askew and the room. ith a three-judge panel's legislative delegation. The board nopraved a part 1p_ orders to Immediately hire The board adopted a time nurse to come in mornings ______ _____ _____ medical staff for Seminole resolution by Commissioner six days week instead of a full County Jail, the board of Greg Drummond demanding commissioners this week state funding of increased parole and probation personnel. Drummond says the move will speed up release of SIIERWI' POLK prisoners on parole and thus Releases report ease the overcrowded jail conditions promoting the judge's investigation. At a Monday work session, m Polk released an April 4 state report listing 13 pages of comments and recoinnendations on upgrading the 6 Ir1r., US Of Rnrl By CHRIS NELSON 1 —Management agreements MIAMI (AP) — One of the eonsucrs and the real estate should be much shorter Own the country's biggest tlEvelopmcnt Industry." present standard of 99 years be between developers and apartshould contain ••hIA ,u,*plah* firms says it will join othei _ -- - .fl• rn,,r,4cp by ment OWflerS A statement released by the apartment owners for a clauses making the developer ç builders and a cor.dom[nium council and development firm reasonable cost and bear a legally responsible to work in owners group in an effort to said: logical relationship to the value the best financial interests of pass laws to protect anarent ti}C aparIiHtht buyers and drive unscrupulous •.4ny recreation leases of the facilities. builders out of business. "Arlen is behind this effort 100 per cent," Arlen Realty and Price S Development Corp. executive Douglas Crocker said at th e h ddCd, "DPC will trea.'d monthly. Eatonville ESTES firm's New York City head. with SlU connections is ignore the overload" at the Herald Staff Writer quarters Tuesday. "There Is a currently using 80,000 gallons of sewer plant if it is due to acgreat need for legislation that cepting Plantation Estates. its reserved capacity. LTAMONTC SPRINGS ilI protect a pa rtment buyers While DPC is not forcing Gulf utilities' from sharp practices that have Southern Southern Gulf Utilities ofto serve the subAltamonte resistence to paying what licials ordered by the state been .eri too often in the past." division "It is very strongly his statement came after company officials call an Department of Pollution urging the city to do so," he downtown Sanford facility Elihu W. (Ioldcn, secretary of excessi price" for the city Control (DPC) to connect to the said. earlier threatcned with a shutI General Builders Corp. in Fort treating sewage from Plan- Mtamonte plant complained Palm said the agreement down due to overcrowding and To change, or not to change Liuderdalc. said his firm had tation Esta tes in Orange County Friday to DPC at a meeting in Eatonville due for review with (Ielapitated conditions. .. = the name of Seminole Junior agreed to work with the ('onay result in a higher treat- Altanionte Springs that (fie 45 Polk told i. ,mmissinners he ('(ikgc i SJC t Se'inntdc duuwuwii l:x t. LItI\ ent3 pci- thousand U4011n1i went cost being levied °n gallons wards' and Southern Gulf must has already carried out or IS tfl Community College, was the of Florida to pass consumer Eatonville. Altamonte is attempting to the process of carrying out th( be charged the same as the question facing the college laws that would protect apartharge is excessive. City Council Tuesday night c JUDGESALFI great majority of the report's revised rate. board of trustees at their ment purchasers and allow instructed Counsulting ... IUUCS order The eng ineer said Plant.atior. The recommendations. At a recent city counc il monthly meeting Tuesday honest developers to sell apart- Engineer Wiltiam Palm to meeting Debate Monday and again time is included wi th in the Southern Gulf menta at a fair profit. nurse and doctor as or- night. study operation and treatment representa tives said the charge area designated by DPC and JOHN KIMB1(OUGII Tuesday centered over the dered by the judges. The announcement by the costs at The i ts 1.2 mill ion gallon would amoun t to $4.50 per unit the Environmental Protection Wa judges medical suggestions, and the The board directed college added impetus to a capacity sewer plant and Arrangements for a doctor to officials to toll both faculty and (lve to monthdy w hich when added to Agency that Mtamonte make in-jail sick calls three students to get by the council for strong make recommendations for the $4 monthly Eatonville Springs must serve at Its their feelings on iv uminiwu legislatlun. Moii. times a week are being changing the rates in Eaton. wishes to charge 'or permitting proposed new 7.5 million gallon the proposed name change. The (lay, the state House discussed. passed a %•tlle. Southern Gulf to use its lines daily capacity regional sewer poll will be conducted at the bill of rights for apartment However, the board rejected beginning of the new school owners, a piece and the $3.50 monthly Southern plant. The city is to receive.. Z outright the judge's order to of legislation Eatonville supported Gulf already charges would $3.5 million grant for the ear in September, with that some developers claim Altamonte Spring!In provide an attorney-client Its 1 possibly an informal poll before could (Tipple the industry, effort more than triple user's monthly regional plant. to gain federal loans into Tuesday. Tape deck valued meeting room, saying the room the and grants bills. Sanford current term ends in a 00000000 000 .••••• ••• at $1,500 stolen. is not an "emergency" and can for th sewer plant in 1969. The (hner4d Builders and the 0 imiontli's time. City Atty. Joseph Dav is said I con- federal money was approved wait until the next budget )e3 Auto Parts worth $150 stolen ern Gull Utilities is not In In a poll conducted in 1972 the duniiniumn council, which for Altamonte contingent upon South a strong Lake Monroe BABY begins Oct. L Tuesday from Joe IflOfl5 majority of the faculty favored represents about 50,000 Florida the bargaining position S Kimbrough last week warn city reserving 12 per e students apartment owners, was Dealership of 3700 S. Hwy. 17ed the name cent or and will ha CHICKS c nge; th have to abide by the John Brown, 33. of Box i' the judges the courts sha 144,000 gallons daily capacity at I 92. at a meeting last decisions made by Altamonte jailed Tuesday on charge of joint responsibility with re a voted to remain a junior reached e Ke er th ll Road plant for 25 EACH CII weekend in Miami, said council Eatonville. Tools worth $300 stolen unlawful sale of alcohol. Bond commission in helping clear up college. Springs and Eatonville. president David G. Osterer. Tuesday from Seminole Junior : Special Fri. & Sat. the jail problem, saying the According to EaIo'wille College President Earl Palm told : councilmen I College. I The agreement said General Mayor Nathaniel Vereen and Tuesday night unless Southern commission can't comply with Weldon said there was no real FARMERS MARKET . Tape deck, flag and paint Altamonte Springs the court's orders until it knows difference in the services of- Builders "welcomes the ap- Utility Director Preston Gulf needs were deducted from I 13th & French-Sanford • stolen Monda y from Goldsboro what the court will do to help. fered by junior and community proah of the Condominium Adams, the ci ty has been Eatonville's reserved capacity I Elementary School. Valued at Pistol and coin collection Referring to the judge's order colleges. He said at present Council of Florida, which it paying Altamonte Springs a flat the city's sewer plant woidd be a AIiPOEATER CHICKS . • Weeks Old stolen Tuesday from home of to report this month on plans to there are 11 junior colleges and considers an organization act- monthly charge of $300 plus nine forced to operate over its HAT" Exhibition Types" Fire today ln car belonging to Vernice Lee Cook, 33, of 640 touse prisoners through 1976, 17 community colleges in ing In the interests of the state, cents per thousand gallons capacity. 00000000000006006000 William B. Harper, 25, of 104 Birch Blvd. Kiinbrough said "I don't see Florida, and the trend seems to Club Road. Auto destroyed. Pistol and $30 stolen Tuesday how we can give them a favor naming them corrmunity Homc oi Lyle Stowell Jr., 25, from home of Stanley Culler, 34, meaningful answer until they colleges. of 823 S. Park Av-., broken of 806 Lake Drive. give us a meaningful answer." E To change the name during The next court hearing, 1974 would cost around $8,000, c ha ired by Chief Circuit Judge said Weldon: by phasing-out Dominick Salfi, with Circuit cheeks, stationery, signs and Judge Rcbert McGregor and other items bearing the SJC Officers for 1974-75 will be treatment center for the youth County Judge Wallace Hall, is me na until mid-1975 would cost elected and installed by the of Seminole County. set for April 19. less. of Dru g Action Comboard of Commissioners are considerably FURNITURE mittee of Seminole County Keeton will also report on the preparing a resolution placing Trustee Mrs. when it meets tonight at 7:30 at National Drug Abuse ConSALES the recently defeated $3.8 Stemstmm said as theCarolyn L college South Seminole Middle School ference which he attended in When two Casselbel-rr men cuts and bruises and Colver million Five Points Jail bond caters for students from the accepted a ride with three men required no treatment. Y.17-92 CASSELBERRY in Casselberry. Chicago recently. on the November dee- ages 16 through 80, and is inthey did not know, Tuesday Deputies said Small wqs tans ballot volved in a wide range night they also did not know pistol whipped when he refused In"luded on a slate submitted Polk is slated to meet community activities, it would they would be beaten, shot at, to hand over his wallet. by the nominating committee Thursday with the Sanford be more appropriately named robbed and then dumped out a are Tim Bannick, president; The pair told deputies they Airpert Authority on his plan to community college. However, Dr. Mark Williams, vice near where they were picked were taken to an apartment renovate the old Navy base she added, there was no rush on president. Mrs. Beverly up. behind the Staten Mote Mote's and enlistel man's barracks into a the matter. Freeman, secretary, and Rod Edward Colver, 28, of 421 N. were drinking whiskey when $150,000 minimum security Layer, treasurer. Winter Park Drive and John some was spilled on the rug. p• In other action, the board Small, 25, of 798 Bayou Drive "The men became enraged, be airport authority two approved recommending to Director of the Drug Abuse told Sheriff's deputies they got pulled a pistol, called us red. weeks ago gave Polk per. Governor Askew the reap- Center Ron Keeton will bring in a Volkswageii with three met necks and demar.ded our mission to look at the building, pointment of Mrs. Stenstrom members up to date on the and were taken to an apartment wallets," the pair told deputies. and the Sheriff Monday said a and John Daniels as SJC grant application to the Florida at Longwood where they were iJter the beating the two men feaslbi'it study on the proposal trustees. Both members' terms Drug Abuse Office for $50,000 to beaten and robbed of $2. were loaded into the car and could be done for $2,000. expire next month. fund a non-presidential Deputies said Small was dumped near Club 436, deputies treated at Florida hospital for said. I —1 __________ , *'i - - Altamonte In '° -. r - Change Considered I - Tiff Ij Na e " ve - Police Blotter : :: : Drug Action Committee ' ' Will Elect Officers Men Report Beating, OR 15 Robbery At Longwood F MORE 7 Agents Use Seized Bikes MIAMI (AP) — Thanks to a chain of events that began with a coafiscated shipment of 28 shiny but undeclared Japanese bicycles last :ummer, Miami area Customs men and women Notional Deaths Edwin G. Nourse WASHING'ION (APi — win G. Nourse, 90, he first chairman of the President's Council of Economic Advisers, died Sunday. Nourse, who htaded the council during the Truman administration, was vice president of Brookings Ina private reezirch organization in Washington, prior to his appointment. Pavel Luonsky MOSCOW tt,P) Pavel i.ut.umsky, 7 4, a eadwg Soviet specialist in heart d.sease, died Monday. Some of his most unportant work was cn tnllogram changes in .rious heart diseases. Roger W. Ferger WEST PALM BEACH, Via. i AP — Roger H. Ferger, retirei publisher and president of the Cji,cjnnatl Enquirer, died MurnLy After a Jung career in adrti3ing and journalism, Ferer became publLsher of the paper in 1944 and president In 1952. He retired in 30 . are blklng whenever poasib!eon their rounds. The 10-speed bikes are also In nigh gear to conserve fuel in West Palm Beach, Tampa, Port Canaveral, Jacksonville, Savannah, Ga., Ctmarleton, S.C. and Wilmington, N.C. they'd have been auctioned off alter a year," said Washington spok!s-tnan Brian "But it was decided that with the energy crisis and all, It would make better sense to distribute them among nearby Customs offices to supplement automobiles on short trips around airports or seaports." For the rest of Customs' 14,000 perzeI, assigned to 3(n) ports of entry to the U.S., the brakes are on unless another shipment goes awry. Until that happens, some agents are reportedly hoping inspectors don't confiscate shipment of pogo sticks. CONFRVAT1ONISTS SEE SUBSTITUTES WASHINGTON (AP) Whale meat is still used for food, and whale oil goes into the manufacture of cosmetics, 5P, shoe polish, margarine and other products. But with the gteat herds now gone, conservationists argue that substi. (lile mate rials are available. People The Sanford Herald Wednesday, April 10, 1974-9A 0 Are Added U Directors of the Greater Sanferd Chamber of Commerce learned today at the first quarterly directors' meeting of 1974 that Cham be r 'n"1r5!i° r had increased from 426 in 1973, to 529 this year. At the request of Executive Director Jack homer, (tie directors approved an in. vestigatmon b' the finance Committee into a retirement fund (or Chamber executive staff. The Finance coininittee's will be made to the executive committee for rccomnmer.tjat,on action. - kow is the man to turn to. He's a licensed PEALTOP' funeral di- rector and fully qualified to answer all your questions. Stop in and talk to him any time, lie's here to help Realtors Week ___________ - Iforner said lie luid approved production by Windsor Publications thins i1 a color irea. The magazine will be I used for promotional purposes, Ilorner also announced the reintroduction in Sanford of an .tnnw*l Secretary's Day, Sunday Lifestyles Section I, iRAMKOW cI FUNERAL HOME t3'W Airport Blvd. We East on Airport Blvd from Tatitc Signal on 14v,V I? 74. For more inlormatjo,i call 322-2611 831-9993 Deadline April 11, 1974 3 p.m. ''A ., ________________ ______ -___ ________________ -------- _____ ._± ORGANIZING the city this year, including the fireworks display ____________________ _____ _______ _______________ NEW COM41UNITY with William BAND ng (X'hiOh'EE, Ha. (All) — Fire the Everglades and Big Cyfighters worked into the early press Swamp, which have had morning hours of today to con- no significant amounts of rain La n the last in a rash of week- for several weeks, have scor. end gra3s blazes which scor- ched 270,935 acres since Jan. 1. ched nearly :ts,000 acres of tinder-dry Everglades swampland "We lcie to work our heads off on the weekends and then spend Monday and Tuesday mopping up and then we have to start all over again the next weekend," Forestry Division spokesman Gene Morse said late Tuesday. TAU.MIASSEE, Fla. (AP) I.ike many of the fires which — Seven florida Panhandle have ranged through the Ever- residents were accused today of glades since January, Morse illegally killing hundieds of said the latest outbreak, which deer in the Eglin Air Force rnterrnmttently threatened the Base wildlife area and selling nwn of Bonita Springs and two the meat. Indian villages, probably were Thirty charges of illegally started by accident or on pur- selling deer were filed against pose by campers, seven residents of the Holley. -Our principle concern in Navarre area In Santa Rosa these fires has been the protec- County, said Lt. Col. Brantley tion of property and Indian vll- Goodson, chief of the Game and lages along the Tamia.ni Freshwater Fish Commission Trail;' Morse said. "The situ. law enforcement division. .tiofl looks real good at the mno Five were arrested in raids went early today and two more were Fire fighting efforts Tuesday being sought, he told a morning were centered on two blazes, news conference. ''ne which burned 15,000 acres He said an undercover agent south of Monroe Station and an- had bought 28 deer from the other 2,200-acre blaze near the highly organized ring which Tamummni trail near the Collier- hunted at night with guns and Dade County line lights and had a cooperative While both fires were con. slaughtering, packaging and tinned, Morse warned that hot freezing operation. spots remained which could About 0 pounds of meat from (tan' up again, each deer were sold for $35, he 5,5O 'ep.trate fires in aici. _____ 4,2 - - A' "Any person who Cannot sit at payers, "The non-&-wker said. in Mass Deer Kill tpril 11 April 16 Alcoholics Anonymous — District 37 Nurses, regular open meeting, holy Cross meeting, 4 p.m., Health DepartEpiscopal Church Parish ment, 9th and French, Sanford. Ih'use, 41$) Magnolia Ave., 8-9 Open to all nurses. April 17 April 11— Used book sale, 10 a.m. to 5 Regular meeting of Si'minola p.m., South Seminole Corn)tebeknh Lodge 41, 8 pm.. Odd riunity Library, Maitland .\l a mmli a Avenue, Altamote Springs. I' t' ilow s 11 a II, Avenue, Sanford. Maitland-South Seminole April 13 Chamber of Commerce Annual Easter Egg Hunt sponsored Golf Tourney, 1 p.m., Dubby Winter Springs Volunteer sdreacl Country Club, Orlando; Fire [)epartmnent Auxiliary, 10 )c'ktaii part)', 6 pm,; buffet, 7 a.m., Winter Springs r?creation p.111. area for children 2.12; prizes. April 20 April 15 An Introduction to Antiques, John Bircn Society public six weeks, 9 a.m. to noon education program, 7:30 p.m., Seminole Junior College. Call Sanford Chamber of Corn. merce. Film "More Deadly for reservations. Than War" and speaker, North April 23 Florida Coordinator Don South Side Elementary Foster. School pre-school roundup, 1 April 15— p.m. for children *riterIng first Board of Directors Seminole grade o kindergarten for first ('iiiiitv Humane Societ',', 8 prim., time. Bring birth certificate. Firs ederal Savings and loan, Sit 4.34, l.ongwood April 25— April 16 District 10 meeting with Sale hunting, 7:30-9:30 p.m. &'niirala Rebek.th Lodge 43, 8 Free, ciii! Seminole Junior p.m., Odd Fellows hall, ("lIege for reservations, M1mgnlia Avenue, Sanford. `ublications. prings Complex Proceeds S a measure, - '[he cozllnhia!,iuriers heard the - -: B JANE ('ASSELfllI(jty P resenUtion -: - -' f~j _____ ______ . .. _____ _____ ____ _____ • MERIX PARKER .. . Seeks ordinance I More news... _ for Y011? More featur.s... All the national, International and local news written concisely and interestingly to provide the More Ads... Feature stories of every variety, tilHr Is gaps, adding flavor, probing a notch deeper', bringing new dimensions to the news. litformatlon you need to keep up with your constantly cfagIr,g lifestyle. You'll find it all in the The Herald six days a week. electricity and water and own gas pump and purchase The city Is currently that this is included in the After weighing the con- operating without the franchise building budget as part of the sequences, budget conscious income which is being put In to overall con tract. Winter Springs City Co uncil ce rtificates of deposit for the With receipts from building voted 4-1 at this week's meeting projected building complex. permits and other income to continue with plans for Council directed architect running well behind predic. building the $150,000 interim Robert Koch to negotiate with thins, it was more bad news as fire house-city hall complex. Florida Land Company on how Outlaw predict ed the rise in Ma)-or Troy Piland was in- and when the f will assist home mor tg age interest rates structed to continue the city in making im- would cut into new building negotiations with Southeast provenen(s to th Ban k of Maitland for financing by Florida Land.e site donated expected in the community. Coun cil instructed the mayor the complex after CounCon ce rned about the cost of to sign a mutual aid fire cilwomnan Irene Van Eepoel gasoline :o the city, councilm an fighting agreement with cast the one negative vote. David Outlaw proposed asking Langwood and set up a similar Plans franchise money from gas, so that the city could have its where feasible. Wha t' s in il SUNDAY NEWS..... Campus I legislature is considering such 7 Accused -V k so he said a recent press release from Tallahassee stated the Rangers Continue "Swamp Fires Battle 71 _____ _____ mo pass a no-smoking ordinance before the state legislature act SK's Music Director To Strike Up The Bond I Mi'rle Parker 5, of L.ke 1 rker ',c a.,, A simujuar case was tiled rn.s or her desk for an hour or Avenue, Sanford, has asked Fulenwider not to smoke in his about a year ago against Atty. two without a dope stick in his Seminole County Corn- presence and the Investiga tor Roger Berry. mou th is, in my opinion, too :nissioners to make smoking Ignored his request, making the Parker, alluding lila emeautionaliy disturbed to be on "in any public place" unlawful action "tantamount to police newspapers ads, said to everyone and pun ishable by fine, brutality." DR. WIIJJAM K. Grasty, the public payroll, and It may is officially on notice that he well be th at I can f formerly Executive in th Parker, outlining provisions d ano er ______ does not intend to take smokey grou ista nt to I President he would like to see in a county nd for su in g some of those Ass air sitting down and is conwho are inveterate smokers, Charles N. Mi ll ican, has no-s ki ordinance, as ed -. sidering ta king "several em. been named Vice Pr that all business esta blishments esident and keep a lighted cigarette ployees in public offices" for University Relations, He and restaraunts provide court for smoking. At least one consta ntly at ha nd while they will oversee functions of the smoking areas. Is a Coun ty Comm issioner, he are on the b, doing work paid FU Foundation, the Office 4 'aid fnr by Seminole County tax of Public iief'jrzzmation, and Parker suggested the board Parker told the board he has Seminole Junior College is room. Assisting Hinkle in his placed advertisements an. going to strike up the band! Bill search for musicians, 1k. nouncing that he intends to file Uiikle, music director at the William H. Crosby, a per. damage sui ts again those who college, is trying to organize a cussionist. "We hope to have exhale smoke near him. He Mrs. Janice Springfield community band, enough interested musicians so already has two such cases in re;Nrted the Ladies Civic f that we can start the program Court. t'!!ununity Affairs Committee The band will be made up of next September," he said. 'We ha(I turned over $,700 to the area musicians and will per- need to con Following his arrest by the ta ct anyone who sta te's attorneys on cha rges city for its beautification form at both public and college plays an instrument, and who that h2 violated the medical project. This year the ladies' sponsored events. Those par- wants to be in a good corn- pact1ce act of Florida by using orniuitte will be supporting ticipating will be Adult mnunity band. It will be fun as the title "Dr." in connection the Community Education Student Band well as enter ta ining." Improvement irmeriitx'r, with no age limit wi th his name Parker filed suit Project (1 P arid will lx' \rt'a IrIusmcian.s may contact against state's investigator fi;.- the construction of Seminole Junior College has a Ilinkle or Dr. Crosby at the Jack Fulenwider for smoking. Iv trails in Sanford. music library and rehearsal college for further information, payers," the non-smoker said. g In The Sanford Herald's - •_ you need to about funeral service? If not, W. L. 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Al ~ ~ . ~ ~ ~ ii ii.---- -- The Sanford Herald Wednesday, April 10, 1974—HA AII=Star Cast Opens At Master ,..Ilona,. 11 - ,~ AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) -0 gets underway Thursday on "My goals are always the (ling man, who won the Citrus with more impact than any There's Johnny Miller and the flower-bedecked Augusta Na. sajnt," said the Golden Rear, Open, then finished second and rookie nince Nicklaus. youth threat. (lonal Golf Course. I'ldyer of South African is one who had collected a record 14 third in his next two starts; There's Gary Player and the An elite field of 79 of the major championship titles. -Hubert Green, a two-time of only four men to will il the foreigners, world's best shotmakers-in. "They're the big four tourna- winner this year; world's major titles. He heads a There's Tom WIskopf and eluding 13 foreign players, 11 ments (the Masters, U.S. and -John Mahaffey, who hasn't strong foreign field includinn defending champion Tommy American amateurs and 55 U.S. British Opens and the PGA,)" won this seasons but has finished Australian Bruce (.'ramptors. Aaron. professionals-are primed to Miller, 26, who won the U.S. second twice, third and fourth Tony Jacklin and Peter There's Arnold Palmer and test the 7,020-yard par-72 lay. Open last year, has dominated once; ()osterhmijis of England and Sam Snead. out, Charles of New Zealand. the regular tour this year. He But over and above them all The powerful Nicklaus, con- scored a record sweep of the -Lanny Wadkins, who set looms the awesome figure of sidered by many to be the finest first three titles of the year and money-winning records in each Tommy Aaron has been bothJack Nicklaus, the domineering player the game has ever seen, is the year's leading money of his first two seasons on the ered by an ailing hack most(if character in the international has won this tournament four winner with almost $150,000-a tour and is one of the game's the time since his surprise v'cast assembled for tl.e 38th times, a record he shares with record for this stage of the sea- mast fiercely competitive play- for)- here a year ago. Masters Golf Tournament. Arnold Palmer. And in his last son. And loin Weiskopf. Ih Brifcr5, and The 12-hole tee, generally ac- three starts here he's been Among the other young stars -Ben Crenshaw, the ycung ish Open champion, is still trt,tknowledged as one of (tie second, first and third, in that are: Texan who has finished second bled by it mysterious and pallworld's premier sports events, order. -Jerry heard, golf's whis. twice this year and hit the tour ful thumb ailment. Quarry o o T Tested By Canadian Champion By LEE GEIGER was the last to turn the trick in Summerhayes won the light (Quarry) had defeated George the best heavys in the world, that bout Caldwell took aneasy Ohio is known as a fine boxer Hector McBride (23.1) and January of 'fl. In October of heavyweight crown by scoring Holden, Teddy Murray, Paul including George Foreman, unanimous decision although he with a good punch. Texas fighter Lupe Cantu in a last year the Canadian evened a 12 round decision over Al Kasper, and Walter "Snake" Oscar Bonivena, Joe Bugner, entered the bout a 5-1 underdog, World light heavyweight up The opening professional bout six rounder. McBride hopes to score pounding out a 10 Sparks In Toronto, proving that White, with his only loss coming Cleveland Williams and Ernie For his match with Wright th contender, Mike Quarry roundthe e will bring together former use this bout as a steppir.g stone decision over Gasic. he can go the extended to Kendall. Shavers. returns to the Orlando Sports odds makers have it listed as a 4orld class )Ufliu lightweight, to a April IF warn event in distance. The Semi-final is a 10 round lie was the first man to defeat plck'em affair. I Stadium tonight after an ab. $I Tampa. 11w only common opponent of bout between the last two men top prospect Richie Yant after I sence of more than six months Sanford Vic Perez will be , the two young ring veterans is to score lr.avyweight main the Oklahoma fighter had featured in the top preliminary to meet Canadian champion, The amateur portion of the ______________________ ;, Karl Zurheide of Milwaukee. event triumphs in Orlando, reeled off nine straight Gary Summerhayes in a card will find Rick Perez, Vic's bout with a cornebacking Vince Quarry scored a close decision Oliver Wright and Leroy tories, lie fought Joe _________ scheduled 12 rounder. younger brother in with DaI Ibar, Neratka. Perez fought less than over Zurheide late last year Caldwell. _______ Urtain, (the European ____________ For Summerhayes this is the Clay. Florida's junior mldwhile Summerkayes had to Wright is the newest addition Champion who came into the a week ago in Tampa when he _____ most ambitious assignment of vvv slleweight Golden Gloves .missed his chance at the big settle for a draw im fight most to promoter Pete Ashlock's bout with 37 K.O,'s in 40 fights his impressive live year career. champion. Clay won his title _____ time by dropping a decision to in attendance lelt-ife had won, boxing stable, which includes to a draw. _____ During that period he has recenUy in Miami. Eddie Davis in eight The confronta tion figures to Quarry and Sanford's Vie Caldwell also dropped a rou compiled a record of 21-3-2, but nd s. be the classic one of the boxer Perez. questionable decision to highly All children 12 years and t only six of the wins came via (Quarry) and the puncher with The New Orlea ns fighter rat"! Ron Lyle, and in his last be admitted free eratki was a big favorite in the K.O. route. It has been over -I :.t.unger will Quarry favored, carries a '.c he poor Orlando ap 13.17.2 accompanied by an adult. burst pearance mark Into th e the Ct'nLz1 Florida area back two years since Summerhayes MIKE QUAliRY In previous efforts at the the fray, but don't be he first bout Is scheduled to misled by bubble of one of the hottest in 1969. A flashy junior middle has tasted defeat, Casey Gasic R IElUZ .. . facing Summerhayes Sports Stadium "Irish" Mike it. lie has been in with most of fighters around, Jim ,rt underway at 8:30 p.m. hiciwig. In weight, the former fighter from .. Fighting Neratka UerIildCon'espondent ' - _____ ______ I ' 1 rifirrath (71 . I -I ~ 3 - _:_~i . A r1 W4*_-A Rk .-",~ I IFI - --. - . _ _ -; ! -p --- --~ ,Ii~ ~= I . .- _. 1fiLr.1;J 11'11.r: -I - ;iy Yanks ' . IL I 1V" ~Nin Number F iour `~ .7 H I 1 1 V111c"11) Streaking, It W When WFL Ca I Is '' Al' Sports Writer tripped the Chicago White Sox Rod Ciirc%v backed a strong The people in Tiger Stadium 3-1. the Oakland A's clipped the pitching performance by Ben in to havee the impression Kanms City Royals &, and the 131)k en with two singles, t wit that streaking is something you Texas Rangers bombed tile stolen bases and two rumi -II; off. Th e Cal iforni a Angels 10-2 scored in Minnesota s victory 10A — Thee S an fordHerald H raid Wednesda ru 10 1974 do with >omti- cl oth e. y'Ap New York Yankees have a def The Milwaukee -Cleveland over Chicago 'I I lerent idea , and Baltimore-Boston games In eight innings, hilylevep While one nude in.in war were postponed by bad scattered seven hits and struch . swinging from the scoreboard weather. out 10, but tired in the ninth and in center field and another Yankee pitchers Stee Kline, ga%e wa to relse%t'r 13i11 I By HEUCHEL NISSENSON, dress systern with the Padres Elsewhere in Uie National ing back from arin and shoutscampered across tile outfield Fred Beene and S parky Lyle Ctinipbell. AP Sports Writer trailing 9-1 in the eighth inning. League, the Atlanta Braves, der problems, held San Diego to without his pants, the Yankers held the Tige ight hits, Carew built Twins runs In th~ The an Piej Padres are Ladies and gentlemen, I uf minus hi.1rk At-iron, were sex hits and tw runs sa seven nri extending .s streak of their handul pitching act M ic k ey first intl 'U ofl(j innings [1) shelied by thil Los Angeles innings. own with a 3-0 victory over the Liolich his second loss in two singling and stealing secondl mouth of their new owner that 39,083, second largest in San Dodgers 9-2, the Cincinnati Tigers Teiesda> afternoon starts this season, and ruined liescoredlirston a sacrifice (1>1 National Leave even some of Ids own garnished Diego's history. "I've never Reds de!eated the previously Dodgers .4, Bravej 2 Eail The victory was the fourth in tile home opener in chilly IX- by Ilarnion Killebrew and latel hamburgers can't era, e. seen such stupid baseball play- unbeaten San Francissco Giants W L Pct. as muny contests for New York, troit before a crowd of 44,047. on a double by Bobby Darwin~ 51 Rim> Kroc, the McDonald's ing in m> life 6-3 and the Chicago Cubs finally Aaron didn't play any base- CPIcAQo ' marking the first time since Lou Pmnielle s first inning 7 burger tycoon, is finding out Ile was interrupted when a opened their season A's S. Iloyal,.% I by blanking ball Tuesday night...and his 13 Ne* York I 1945 t1w team has gone ur,. single drove in two nins, and I .500 1 that he may Lie the king of naked nI4n j 5 umped out of the the Philadelphia Phelhes 2.0 Atlanta teaniunates who got In Pt';IodelPPi a 2 133 l'i beaten in the baseball season's New York added a run in the game Joecattle lludl'swith third double I , two outsofinIlatia' ( L.aseball's hamburgers rather stands and dashed across the 000 2 the line-up didn't play much, ciopening four games. seventh on Ho> White's mont,eal 000 I than the harnburgerkir.g and he field. double ninth inning driving in two runs Bad weather postponed the thee With the game's all time F Lsew here in the American and Elliott Maddox single sounded off publicly while his Li Angeles i Montreal Pitsburgh and St home rue king and his record i and 'i'.en' 'Oakland mis triumph i Padres were being chewed up City. The winless Padres woke up Louis-New York games. breaking W - 1. sitting it out fol K by tiv Houston Astros in t.heir lorg enough to score three runs lowing Monday night's hl.sWric Cincinnati 3 .2 600 1 home opener Tuesday night. Cesar Cedeno droe in four in the eighth, but lost 9-5, their 715th home ruts, the Braves Ailanl 7 '''" 3 .500 ?: hit fill- first pitch front reliever I in'l M(Daniel tti right field Son Diego R .000 3 &,it idiIth) *S first siOiflC run esults ____________ S. louis at New tb' season had given the A S e poned - 3 lead in the ton of the sixth but City cattle back to tie Ili 0 W 'AliHousion 9. San Diego S iLs half of the inning. -t- 11 Cincinnati 6, San Francisco 1 Hangers 10. Angels 2 Montreal at Pttlsiourgn. post By BERT ROSEINTHAL I)mn wtsi from the free throw line during night, the Chicago Bulls built a seinifirial, meet the Spurs in . - ~f !: willCalifornia's -1f - t. AP SporLs Writer . .. ___ the Braves' 100-97 loss that gave M-point second-quarter lead, Texas. . -__ issued 10 wal',Ls over eight in-7 *2I IL~~&A-z - .C-;I 7MItt-~ Would you believe Bob the Celtics a 3-2 lead in the best then withstood a late Detroit iings Ili his first .start, (ontitiMcAdo, A - F ), the National Basket- of-.tven Eastern Conference rally and neat the Pistons " have control trouble an' 4 The rs, ii bcllAssoclatIonstn-üi chair est, 'f I ml 1 e devi 3-" I di their best-ofup on fix short , W C -.- -' STROMBERG-CARLSON runner lurches for Pome plate ias unipire prepares to call him out Somberg defeated Southern Bell 20-L ifl Metro Slow Pitch Sn'tball action nit-sday flight. By ANDY 1-111111 MAN Al' Sports Wr'.ter that New York Giants quiirterlhere were indications I.hat llie Giants' tight end Bob ba - c~ Randy Johnsor, and Jim Dallas Coact) Toni Landry Tucker also was being lured to inight be in for more ball news. move pta> ers, ilread> yielding to the linebacker since 1969, would A Houston radio station kI'ltC sources on the Philadelphia nit of the World Football join Ilawaii after playing Out reported that Craig Morton, Bell said Tuesday that Tucker lag in the sometimes frozen their options in 1q74 discontent en the pa.st uvu li1 bad ken offeg-etj u three-year North, re now signing on for oo,000 contract. the WFI.'s franchise in the The signings were part of the tstatus as the No 21)allasquar 5 orts p - Padres Baseball s Hamburgers? Major League Standings I balmy llacific-Ilawaii. [ . %wilp ... _____ Droves; i,4ow une up A - "I guess it's what you'd call se%vn NBA Western Conference and the New York Nets and Nlew York A 0 I'mo — Kentucky Colonels, in the East, It hAppened TUesdiay night- prmurp," said the 6--foot-10 semifinal serie& Baltimore 2 2 -M 2 Boston I already have advanced to the and because of it, his Buffalo I .500 2 ABA. Braves were beaten by the 1305- points per game during the scheduled tonight. The New divisional finals in the Detroit 2 3 '400 2', ton Celbes Cleveland regular season and 33 points in York Knicks, with a 3-2 lead The Milwaukee Bucks are the West -Iwas as nervous as I've the first foar garnes -igainst the over Capital in their NBA East ever been," McAdoo admitted Celtiles. "I tried to concentrate smifinal, face the Butlets at only NBA team to have re-Rched California 7 I ."? , I conference finals so far, Minnesota unabashedly after scoring a 2 my defease and nat worry Landover, Md.; and the Indiana Pacers, leading San Antonio 3-2 Xan%as City 1 2 .333 11-1 Lakers in the West. fur-.011 shooting performance about In offense," from the floor and six of nine Rnulls playoff game Theday Association West Division New York 3 Detroit a McAdoo, also the NBA's third Chicago I Uring the Oakland 6. Kansai, city 4 Texas 10, California 2 season with a 15.1 average, M't0k't' at CleseIn, mani'ed onlyID rebounds I i h M 11 -s I . r), P-, .,? Celtics. . I; Y r#J '111,____ .31I -L-; M- I ~ __ _---—~ _- . — __ _.,, __=W.3~~ - __ 7 . = ~ Ulwi~~_;A~& __ __ ..0, . - - - ~ I_ IV— _. ' , I - ~ - 10-2 imre Tues&1y. I . TIx rpd twv* 0 ith. 'ilktsl before t)ae Nelsen Toby Ilarrah delivered run. 0(1 - 1-1 ~ .. - -~ I . 1. 0I 7.4.f ! I' . ~ I - over 300 sports figures as clients. • low I . 1.00qq . It's really a shame when serne!5ne has to 'liagooddeed Inthedark. But, that may be wlwt may happen in Like Mary if a couple of kids from Lyman High School want to complete rebuilding plans for the city's little league baseball field there, "It's terrible, really," said Mike Foley, who with fellow members of the schools Vocational and Industrial Clubs of America who work on the public seTVICC proifti. That's Just Great d "if things keep up like this we'll probably have to figure out a way to bring rivit only our tools over each day, but also by contracts with Semiiole &iitsnoii Junior (otlege s head (olkgt basketball coach Joe Sterling, McIntyTe, a first team All. Lucip, who spend most of Their spare timehas resulted in the early signing Metro selection, and picked for workingcnthefield,justdon'twanttoask of two area high school hard- the third team All-Region for the Sanford-based company for morc. wood standouts. Three A schools, averaged Ii They've done enough. Sex-feet-two-inches forward points per game and eight What they would really like is to have Jim McIntyre of Orlando rebounds. McIntyre was inthe wire back. What I would really like is Bishop Moore and 6' 1" guard strumental in leading the to have the person or persons responsible Bishop Moore Hornets to tier !nund out and prosecuted. r I state regional playoffs. . And then to add to the discomfort the kids have, they've been encootering another work stoppage in the form of some of the kids t.hey've been trying to help. Recently they caught two youngsters breaking up concrete blocks clesUned for dougoots and concession stand use with a I . Farber, also a first team ,Metro selection averaged 17.3 points per game and eight rebounds in his senior season at - --- - - - , Done Enough 'The liIds, Foley, Mike Force and Lee 0 j; Y 0Y go- . - - . , a, low ards honest people and looks somewhat askance at delinquents-juvenile or adult-let's hope the situation 500fl reverses IL11. .J , —s . I I L't I. ' )5()()() \ Scott and Mandich, who had been negotiating with the World Football League, signed their new contracts longress tournament Right behind him was Dennis Campbell, 25, a truck driver from Alsip, IlL, who bowled a 299 game. II ) 41 - /OY 0S,itOn at ts best. k .1 . g Lilt ilant CrinKle patent with ditufive self trim. Bright While -%I I , True 1) B lue Vintage Vintage Burgundy Dee . I Real Black T 11 ' INDIANAPOIJS (AP) - Gill Johansson, a 27-year-old righthander from Naperville, Ill., bagged a perfect 300 game ' . I -r---- __ _-Z I 1_ iffir---:I- - -1 McINTYRE ' FREEMAN WM. PYCE CM EC-H(:)/ V 1-1 _.. - SPRINGFIE11), Ohio (AP) - Hill E'dwards, who retired last summer as Wittenberg University athletic director, will be inducted into the National Association of Collegiate Athletic Directors Hall, of Fame June 24 In Monti 'al ~, 0if . / i I national athletic imird in the fwA four years. In 1970, hewas'eamed to post on the National Football Foundation Hall of Fame Council and was voted Coach of tlI Year by the Football Writers AssocialOn of America for his contributions to 144 :M -- / 7 I 'i-...- . a. r . _ ~.I ~: .- a F )_A .~- ~;_,-.~. 81~ !'• i tanctiv I"arbvr Of firkiri,(r, tease signed scholarship Induction To F , I I I '. .m~~_ - 14M l 0 I U, ,iuii.. ,, -= ~ - 71: -. - -___ Sharks Add Coach - (he JACKSONVILLE, Fla. ("PI a F'," iball Jacksonville Sharks o the V/o league have hired '(uss f'iik'n',,erry, head coach at the eJniv'iriy cl, Southwestern Louisianz, as a" ;Fjstiit coach of the new pro I".113. Faulklnberr '5, is 'e .ourt'i assistant named by tie,, coach Pi d Asher. He has for 33 years. txen tread c,',:h M'ijewtei'. Stear'/.' owser Fran Monaco ai' he as •Taiductiflg intensive nuotiat( ',s wi!, five members of the ;iper 1, 'ii ctv'a'ipiun Miami Dolphins. lie dentil'J them as Nick Buoniconti, Manny Fern' ,,dez, 11111 Stan! III, Bob Kuechenbcrg and Jim Langer. - By the way, the boys have cone up with 8(X) in donations to help ren-wate the field So far, and Innumerable assistance fo,r local citiens who have turned out to hep the worthwhile project. OPEN FRI. NITES find is p. .'s&'ntly the startilig 'hnct.stop for the Braves. Construction on SJC'c campus gymnasium is Foley and his crew were at the city cousicil meeting Monday night and told CIJUWII ii, tld spectators itiost of what's bet-re happ&ur1g itiLi 'u d, so mnyb there' there won't be too many repeat performances from these night crawling creatures who take their pleasw-c at other's e.(p'se. 1-AltHEf jresentiy underway and is expected to be completed by :sext season. Sterling is also in contact with lyman's ltur.dy Wright and Sanford's John as potential 1974.75 I (aiah'rs I 208 E. FIRST ST. içfl - 4 : tow ney. In 70 previous ABC meets there never had beer. more ft-in two 300 VamEs , or 1141i 299'; • . II - - W? ~ - .;I-: 1§113L, - , %r-- BIMiICO' '- I 11 It ,I , ': The pair refused to release their new sal,ariez, but Mandich said last week that reports that he would get $300,000-end Scott aso,000 were "a good guess." . - - __ __ -7, . * I / --'- '' V N4 J ! MIAMI (AP) - The Miaffii Dolphins have signed new 1hree-year contracts with tight end Jim Mandich and safety Jake (' Ii '' came with the score 3-0, on a 50footer by Bob Murray. Jahansson Rolls 300 I N% . ,. - ' - - SHOE STORE PH. 32-020i ch Jump Offer PIIILADELPIIIA(AP) - Tsght end Bob Tucker has been offered a three-year, half million dollar contract to jump from the New York Giants to the Philadelphia Bell of the new World Football League. Ron Waller, head ewch of the Bell. confirmed Tuesday has been conducting Lalks with Tucker, a four-year viational Football Ixtigue veteran, but mid, "It's a big rilove for him." , P4 ____ ______ .-, , Miami Soccer MIAMI (All) - The Miami Toros have agreed to play ftee pre-season games in Mexico durine! April. The North American Soccer League team will face San Lids, Potosi, on April 23, Toluca on April 25 and Universidad on April 28. All three games will be played In San Lids, P01st, Tribe Manager Out CLEVELAND (AP Cleveland Indians Genera; Manager Phil &'ghi will be operated on Thursday in Lutheran Medical Center. Seghi was admitted to Lutheran Medical ('enter Monday for treatn'.ent and observatiun of kidney stones. The tests showed that his condition waj'aists an operation. Dr. John Pasalls will operate en the Tribe's chief. A spokesmun for the Tribe .said Seghi will lie in the hospital a week to 10 days. - -_- .:tc. . J-. __ - J4- - - ~__ .. 1 - - " ~- . , __ - - .. -- -.-- __ _.' "i" - ' . . :' - & ,& ., i , . - I /'.'4 .irss 7, I------- - - " -2~kL -M; --- -_- " -- SAFE AT SECOND IN A CLOUD OF DUST Sanford Men s Metro Softball play may bring a h . •I. 5.1 1.. el. 1ew raspu(rnes tO use Oiuer Ce• UUL uey don't seem to mind. Stromberg-Carlson runner slides safely into second base against Southern Bell helping Stromberg Wlfl 20-12 In other softball action, The First Assembly of God pounded First Baptist Church 13-2 in Church Leaaue nia ____ .~r 1_ . The Discount Department Store '- GIANT SPRING TIRE SALE HOOD- 4OO" low profile ~\ 4-ply nylon coul firso . . - ' I motor oil \' ,;. 49 I. ' $ £ t- 1034 I 1 I 11 . manito "W niftv, Ww"id IlAetna \ \ / - , ii . Oil I . ' .' t ,;/ - ,-. - ,""s. HOOt) Custom MOO" double belted polyester cold 36-month road hazard guarwt. 'ii I ' . 97c PM 1,78 W Lill I I I 28 2 775-15 or 825-15 II I 1 J for 73514 b(ckw& .....2 'or 'I . . . '. 1, .' "\ 41 '~_ __ The excited 'Xindrachuk .-, ,aid after the game, "We're in this StanleyCupplayofftodoordje and we're going to do." Cougars 9, Whalersili Chicago exploded for five __-_ rlun 74 - - ~4- __ - ~ - .Z a~w - W __ __ -- -_ playoff action, the Toronto IC Torus edged the Cleveland Cru. U . saders 4-3 and the Chicago CouI out rW 594 gars beat the New England Long woariog.a.i.weather oil to ke$$.,v&v Whalers M. Shero's Flyers had won the m Lima West Division title with aggres. sive offensive play, twcked up Bernie Parent. The Flames wound up fourth in the West, pl ay ing a defensive style that fe,atured sitting on the puck unlii they got a scoring break. Veteran Gary Dornhoefer scored the first goal of the game with four second.c remaining in the first period Tom Bladon made it 2-0 at 13:36 of the second. and the first of Orest Kindrachuk's two third-period goals boosted it to 3.0. After Murrav scored for Atlanta, indractiuk soloed in for the -. .1- .r 1ZaY1 M - - w ________ t) ----. -4 I III -. I -_ - ,. - -_ ~~ -_ - I . 1-1 - . - As the Flyers' Barry Ashbee it 11 /0< ,___==tZ_-_ a out of their own zone. Dolphins Sign Pair - _______________ And guess who caught the holy's for it? You guamed 7"M Lyman boys probably tramtriatized the little kids. so they should have treated them nicer. Well, with a iraiii., a 11 i a . .. , ,•... aai a it:itil1 U , A I...,,. - k ' '-.1 1_i 1.J OaT , , . . , Umber for the dugout roofs and the ('1flc5cu,n stand is ready in one of the LiuySbomt,but the group is afraid to leave =1C Wsir"Jht 3iral it. That's just greaL. I'm really proud of Lake Mary. You W, some character, hod the nature of this publication does not allow rue to go , . I full dtdjl _iU{,i that. ti) fencing wire worth about $100 frorr, the field recently. That's rotten. Thce were three rolls of the wire an the field, but just two were taken. I'm just glad whoever did it doesn't have a longer fence or a tggar car. The fend iig was donated and It will have to be replaced by someone if the project is fit be completed. (lase and Compiiny, which gave the original wire through the efforts of Its "Santa Claus With out Portfolio" Delbert Abney, can't be asked to t''fl' iiCt(i'. %hh s':e Wt,', already done more than enough. - 1_1' 1' . ,~ --- = . -,,,.. .,. Flyers Douse Flames sleep. _: &_i a . t5 - GOA Lce -Stanton I,orner 0 - ___ ~ ~.__ *.---- - ~ _ _ - -1 A.. - , . A 4Z.1.7---Z---- Wow . - I nglaad, and Dick Hart a for iner guard for the Philadelphia Even the coaching ranks Eagles. The SUrs also said the - - __ ~ . . IIIIIIII11111111i - 1. ___- - , - -, -_ X , 0 Area Roundballers iting s W igica~~ ~ — 4 I ATI-ANTA iAll) -- Bleary- gratuNtions were still pouring Aaron said he finally relaxed eyed hank Aaron, his energy into the Western Union office some II MI and emotion sapped by a ten- when th icy-nerved slugger Ii"When I got home I was the ii . , U. ev ui sean-packed chase of a legend, nally got to sleep about 6 a.. mnt relaxed I ye been in the 9 sa son "I am a little tired," Aarfin last year-and-a-half. I was just PHILADELPHIA (AP) - goals in the first period against "doesn't realize what a night- said when he arrived at Atlanta grateful that it was over with." The Philadelphia Flyers defiv. Whaler goalie Al Smith. Bob mare this has been" Stadium late Tuesday and sat lie said he managed to sleep ered a message to the Atlanta Llddingtn finished It was a nightmare to fan.e out the Dodgers' 9-2 the night victory only three hours or so when he Flames Tuesday night-to win with two goals for Chicago year-old slugger of the Atlan ta little get-together at ne> home had to run an errand. He had in the Stanley Cup Playoffs you which now leads the WIIA play.intended to take a na In the have to attack as well as ole off series 2-1 )Isuituy was Um along with early afternoon, butpIds tele- (end. Thechasc of the great Babe alewclosefriends.Wetalked, honeke trin in "The- didn't hail Ruth hhd ended on opening day that's about all. We talked most 1 _1 Tht: bat and historic ball were said Philadelphia Coach Fred in Cincinnati last Thursday. of t.he night." & - 11`3 new Aaron had said shortly after placed on a plane and sent to Shero af ter his team posted a 4r. ~ GQ' a 1.V I victory to take a 1-0 lead in the 0 home run king came In drarnat- the historic clout that he now I -, York for display. It was best-of-seven first round ic fashion here Monda> night wante th National With an overflow crowd on record for hits, currently held reported the famous equipment National Hockey League pin> L .) hand for the Braves home by Stan Muslal at 3,630. lie is was insured for a half-inillion off series. opener, Aaron ripped e fastball 119 shy of that mark. 2-2-2 standstill during the -. from Al Downing of the Low An- "I'm sorry I brought Ulat up story was set and that's "ge les Dodgers over the left field last night." he said. "All I want the end of it," Mnk said. -Now fence for his 755th home run, to do Li swing the bat. I'm not maybe we can get on with the televised game. The Flames at . I'he cheers head long since going to get involved in any business of playing baseball times a ared to be halted but the telegrams of con- more recI chI L:gain.' .1 JC Se C . . 1 1_ . . I utw._;i6m~~ . - I I .-------I . . - ,, __ ,_ , Z:~~-;_.-: _--... - . - Aaron: No More I - -Z., .' - By J Richards _. %- -Ad gdG! Managed to strike out Alei ,, J'hnson • but Jee. f f urrou,,s powered a grand slain honiv over the fence in left-ccnte~ f! field to highlight the nine-run ATHLETIC ATTORNEY - .."-ft__ . T_~ — im- -- - The New York Stars announced the sip ing of Don Gault, a former quarterback for the Ue eland Browns and two other ex-% .Fl, players, Toni hemnan, formerly with New . I Sports Spotl g t _1'toI - N Fl,exodus which has includederhack, ha signed with the WFI. Houston Texans. I . L WIR wwr _~ .--- * ~~ - I7.._ 1 o a, mu i. a Lxans docn?" asked Mike Giddings earlier ues- fledgling football league, running back for Penn State In coach of the Hawaiians Warfield to Toronto, Ted Kwal- (Lay acquired the WFI. rights to Kansas City Chiefs Coach the late IM, , ick to Ilk- Hawaiians and Ken negotiate with Morton froln t er to e irmmn cam Birmingham. (1f'Jflatl(, setting prov ided U> Meanwhile, there was some franchise. becoming the Diamond Ilead and Honolulu as Johnson, the No. 2 signal call. .pproached about he announced the si ,ntng of We CW this as a chance of er for the Giants, became the Jim Mandkh and safety Jake Ntlas Cowboy running back a lifetime," said [Jill, who will fourth Giant to announce his inThere were reports that the Scott signed thr(v .-year conCal%in [fill to a WFI, contract. play out his option with the tentions to migrate to Hawaii Texans had offered Stram a $2 tracts for an estimated coinThe llawaiiar.s made a whole Cowboys in 1q14 'It was a following John Douglas, Rich million deal, with part own bined price of $650,000 day out of making announce- question of what was better for mond Flowers and Vin Cie- ership included in a 10-year Mandich earned $25,00o last ments, also breaking the news me and r,i> family." merits. package >ear i ' r i 11Lb NFL ~pq~!~ ~ ~1 ______________________________ - : An I I S'WI Iers 11 I -____---__-___ ~=-- __ '.77_____ . mokl-Nw-, I! - -_- - ~, .- $ 2 for It I . - .. 6-cylinder engine tune-up " . 6 I . I I £ H73-15 J7a-15 .- 1i f I i A . i. ' whilawalts ........ ftm I go to 3,11 VET. poor *o DotI bilks firm basol too birome mftW ?Swise prolle ittabill4w and "oetw card bW sciiivollika0l WIW ~ . ~ .0, .. -, . , _.. S JX -.6 V_ a.04I and adjust carbtselor. Paris a otCludoq ar -conditioned cars. add $2 $3 plugs, add I - : r4 (zj'ç A MADE BY Ohl Of TH IG 4 TIRE MANUFACTURERS Installation of plup, points, E7$-14, ~_-~-_ j- I F4 Ir whttiw&l, ......... 2 f or $34 f A ''I(r)'.-i moist Arnwkw cws - . . 77 14dwgo ft 0 ____ "-I al a ' et tunedmu tor , I 0 . .. 1. . 11 I .- ____ .. 4 0 _______________ Raiders Host VCC Thursday Seminole Junior College and Valencia Community College will face each other in the final of (our regular season games Thursday at 2:00 p.m. Valencia holds " 2-1 'l"edge, and corn mu a nets first place in Division If. Valencia is leading the division with a 841 record, Florida Junior College of Jackonviiee has eipt into second at o- while Seminole, idle all week, hold.s third at S.3. j moe game wisi ut playe'i Five Points Field in Sanford, .._J I dj-r. ' r 20' say .. e. . - . -%"- V. 1 "... Who _$ _ . Turtle Wax g hard shell sair rg,7P " C 3Vi 30' Turtle W& save 201 al/Wax IflhSthOt - ç 59 ' I . .-..-- - .,,,', Ion I W" °'" SaVe 99, 's 1I 1-a. p piJWiciosPi,. ..... .. ... . ... .99 compare.., . 40' Slmonlz Master Wax you 149 I Oevg.rt 'cd z' ow ................. 99' ill I - ___ AN ,. I Cloth109 P.qc4esnIa'g . cant o be 11I 991 - a,,,, 91 fo C iii ' 1 10 1 way 10 a o, tlbft - i s,whisk tw m Larig-"arvitill 9' wq th an Fag. 04&W CW r- r çs tter r.S. ,p c.ettiei __ c: Zayre! Sale in effect thru thisjeekend. TvaV OILAN001CIT - •' ' t.t' eN I I f M1LIOVII ..UIl$luI, /(uL *'.tO I0rfI.(;atm ,f •d AIA S. I• /1,11.-l'Il ltt-tlIA.t" . ; tl~ 2 - ~/" ` , f '-..' / f l&i3Oio /*',•,'ia A.? •'& A'' II! 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Commtrciat, Sanford, 322.lIu Nev' a bedroom lakeview home City water-no city tax. builder must sell. ?,iy loss, your gain Would consider trade, I mile of Sanford Call $3 5-43? Orlando (st' appt. Low in Cost, hign in results, that's classilied ads read and use them' beautifully equipped kitthen, luxurious shag carpeting, garage, 2 pat los, and a dining room. You name it, hi$ home has it, Plus excellent financing. Near Seminole High School. VA No Down, FHA, Low dOwn, for the qualified buyer. Only 131.000. EVEREST REALTY, IPIC., REALTOR. 1601 S. Hwy 1792, Maitland. Open 7 days. ' EVEREST 6210101 33445 French Ave. Days 322 7212 Lust pets are usually found faSt wilt, a low cost cLp,slfiad ad 1.5 the Sanford Herald, Dial 277211) or 5)1999s BALL REALTY $31 1212 'Don't needs' Serve a useful purpose again when you sell them with a classified ad from the Sanford Herald Call us today! Don- I delay! Just dIal 322 2611 or 5)1 9993 To place your low cost kant ad. Rental Apartment g --- Homes ' 110 -- . ____ ____ ____ _____ _____ . ____-_____ '' carpet . . .. ________________ Sanford's most beautiful new apartment Complex combines the beauty of redwood with rich russet brick and warm chocolate browns, '4 U And co:1'/enlence has been designod into every phase of Ridgewood Arms, Your apartment overlooks the swimming pool, clubhouse, and beautifully landscaped coerlyard giving you a touch of Indoor. outdoor living. And you'll park at your doorstep at Ridgewood Arms, Add an eniranc, and exit to each apartment, lots of storage, pantries, ?inp- Closets, large private balconies (ant, patios) and choice of 1, 2, and 3 bedroom apartments anti maybe you'll see why we say convenience is the key o Ridgewood Arms. U Dolt N 0 ftftw&y - ----------.-----. , FROM 960 ft V. t' K*. Wit 323•2640 .2580 RIDGWOOD, S 1 AV F. SANFO, FLA. * Heated Pool * Beautiful Landscaping *1.2 Bedrooms From 44• _____ - * Unfurnished * W/W Shag Carpeting * Range.Refrigerator * Dishwasher.Disposal * Clothes Washer.Dryer * Recreational BuildIng I .1 975 110 W. Airport Blvd. Sanford, Fla. 323.7870 69 -. -________________________ The answer o "What to do with your 040 Car," Sell it with a ClASSified Ad 191' Falcon Sport Coupe, •xceIle..t condition, new tres 5500 373 0097 197? Toyota Mark II, 1 Or. Sedan, ,SL,tomatic, air, extra 'ttarp S69S Call Don at 272 1651 O,'ater ' New Moon, 3 bedroom, 1", bath. central air & heat, fully furnished Take up paymenti of $137 0) Ha to be movid. 323.5141. 1973 Barr'nqton 12 x 61' With $ * 10' expanoo. Can be seen at Gregory Mobile Home, 323200. 3 Lots and Acreage Waterfront Property, high & dry with trees, 463 Acres. Osteen area. By owner. 327 5)73 BAD CREDIT? Trucks and No problem Call Mr Lowe at Car City, 373 7370 1969 Cougar "Liki Prand Ntw", air, automatic, power Steering. leather butkCts. etc. Gold. $1195 Call Don Pope at 377)651. Dealer, Trailers 1966 English Ford I cyl., I spe*d. low mileage. Excellent COnd.ton. $350. 323 $053. l9 Chevrolet frcokwood '.1 ton Wagon. V 0. automate. power steering, air COnditioning, radio, A nice car for the money. - Autos for Sale '67 5,OLKSWAGEN NOTHING DOWN, TAKE OVER CALL CREDIT MANAGER,323 6230 1970 VW Super Beille-ioadrci with lots of .xtras, mag wheels, $1650. Call Paul. 377 1651 Dealer. 7311 W lit St 37347)) - Motorcycles 80 SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE the 1966 VW Bug, lebth,ret Ii in"' redo. Bahama blue, 519$ Cal' Don at 322 1651. Dealer 'IIGMC WINDOW VAN NOTHING DOWN, TAKE OVER CALL CRECIT MANAGER, 373 6730 - Motor Home Call Pete at 327.1651 Channel 35 is on air!t! It you can't pick it up...call us! we handle Channel Master antennas for UHF and VHF. Also special TV antennas for boats. -__________________________ ,, - I'avel-Trailer 19',nq'w& Completely equipped with mfg's guarantee. Outstanding condition & a bargain 323 7653, HERB'S TV '- 1966 Chevrolet pickup truck, very good condition. 30.000 original miles, 1.650 372 6361 after 5' Travel Trailers AM FM radio, Garrard record player, I track tape and psychedelic lights built into a beautiful Spanish bar. Assume payments Ph 617 1377 for tree home trial Hallmark, hIS W. Fairbanks. Winter Parx, '' 1973 Dodge Pick-up. '69 Ford Peckup. '69 Chevrolet pickup, '66 Ford Bronco Call Ff0ridb State Bark, Ralph Pe:)id or Fred Davis. 37) tall' Assume Payments GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 500 French Ave , Sanford " ,', 6? Ford Econoline piCSup. Will Swap for lock up utility trailer. Phone 273 079' between 5- 7 pm. Campers /5 '63 FAIRLANE. 6 cyl. automatic or SedA'i Nothing down i;t er Cal I C: id,t 6730 '1, .u -, .n --'-1 hauled away. Your cost. $10 Orlando. 793 6)94 ar?ytlme 79 3151 S Orlar,du Dr Sanford, 372 5163 322 Sb) ,'o Pay Alter Eah Aict'on Repossessed- 1, ,)r.'i'- Motor' yc1e Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 373 3*66 SEMINOLE COUNTY AUCTION *.STEREO BAR.* Junk Cars Removed 78 . EVERY FRIDAY -- 1973 Chrysl'r Newport. Aflijrr" payments, 3731102 after 6. - - 7 P,M, Consignments accepted daily Motorola Console Stereo, AM FM radio, tipedeck. 5173 or best offer 323 2773. 1959 Glider, wi up in park l's Fern Park Call for details. ,' AUCT ION TV-Radin.Stereo 1977 P)PIIIAC CATALINA. Beg". lrr,mbCullte 16cr ifii, 57775 Cal) SAM. 323-3391 DEALER. _____________________________ Every Sunday 2 p.m. Consignments welcome, East of I I on SR 15. If you have anything to sell or Consign, call STAN at 322 97)9, IPIT(RSTATE AUCTION. KEPIMORE WASHER, parts, see' ice, used machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES, 3230697. Mobite Home Bank Repossessicrs, IS to choose from. $312373 Dealer Auction PUBLIC AUCTION Kirby Vacuum Co, of Sanford Good used Vacuums Sales S. Service Ph 373 4310 SALE: Newmobilehomnes Cos plus 5700. PLACE HOMES, Hwy. Il 9?, ' Mi. North of Dog Track Road at Lake Kathryn Estates. 4 10 Posi-trac'jgn adjustable bearder MiSc. parts includrig tow bar. $113 firm. 322674 after 6 pm. Stamps.Coins ii Appliances 1967 Mustang, 3 speed, 6 c'yl cx cellent condltion Only $130 Shelley UsedCars, '/00 French Aye, 3737960. !QW% unoy Il VOlT h(eir fld. 11. ___________________ ' FOrd Ranchero A C. air Shocks. auto. 57.400 Call 322 7611, George Hayes, 10 a m to noon, -- To Do,' and sell gob or silver coins. ont.l(t us I,rst, We ato buy bulk ,r ,'n SFP,'lPJOi F (0th t,I.hit..R, iC'l W 1st 37)4352 2 50)0 UTU w'ndow air conditioner ijrit,, 110 volts I", yr's. old. Er celieni cOnd. $55 each. Ph. 372 1621 Mobile Homes 1113 S. Sanford Ave. 323-1734 S Acres, part oranov grove, part Cleared, termS arranged by owner. (5)6) 2659105 or 37,13611 for ncome and Investment Property ___________________________ At House For Sale 133,000. Turns 3fl-N4 SO CLIFF JORDAN REALTOR Mmte9o, MX 4 dr hardtop, air 'ondjtioned. por steering brakes, & 9od meChanical condtiOn, 11155 Call Paul Fascelta 372 1651 Dealer l?'/oItB.atterles$II?S REEL'S BODY SHOP Il09SanfordAyent.ip n ___ _____ 1,910 Mercury Auto Repairs Wanted to Buy ORIENTAL RUGS WANTtI. lop priek piid. u'.td, any (C'iditiOfl 644 $126. Wnter Pjr TOUCH 'N SC 52 a hot weather sate? Se'l Oon'l neeth fast with a ClaSSified d in the Sanford Herald Just dial 32224)1 or Ill 9993. _______________________________ 817W First St 372 3611 ike new, 7 bedroom, famty room, kitChtfl equipped, carpet, 5)7,50). Ph. 377 2761. Immaculate concrete block. 7 bedroom, I bath, family room. kitchen equIpped, unit air, fenced, Shade, lrut trees, nice area. 119.500 Excellent terms BEAUTIFUL LOCATION-- Plow 3 bedryOm. 2 bth. central air, wail to wall carpet, shade Settled ne'ght"crhood. 529,900 Have prospect toe two to live acres, also fr home on or near lake live bedroom,? bath. two StOry All s"trs F iy acres stocked p'r'd. $36,000 REALTY 3235)74 'Ak( MAflY-- Over 1000 sq. ft. under roof. Four large bedrooms, 3 baths, $00 sq ft. of family room ilh massive brick llreplace. 2car qar,,ge. Gorgeous Swimming pool, professionally landscaped. Zoned agriculture- have your own horse, and live wilh qusto!tt $71,950 LAKE MARY- Swim. tish, boat at CrystalLokep.'!Iic park nearby 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, family room. pretty fenced yard with tots of trees Tennessee St'w'e tirepl,i.,$29,500 A'INTER SPRINGS-- Master bedroom has walk in closet. New thjQ carpet in living roont, 3 bedrooms. 2 b'lhs, wa'king distance to golt course, and rOsrimn,,n,1 52 9'Y) Forrest Greene Inc. "Stop Urn!" AL'hAMONTE SPRINGS 1 Iximni brick home with reduced price of $25000 Can p*'rchas. by .iflwninq present mortgage, or app'oximately 5)300 down on new nIj Home beaut,fully main tan(d and inde5irñble area Cloie Ii) C.IttliJiL ',cr-.00l "We Don't Stop Till We Succeed." Elmer Bakalla, Inc. -',- ,iltçr h,,, ,,, $34 7167 etcury motor, Firergiass,tri l5,sll boat, trailer, Lnd 6 HP Evinrode motor, 1.523 Ph. 377 5342. For Sale A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You! -- Air Conditlonkig - 1*70 GMC Pickup. 1171 GMC Van; Modern walnut off ie desk and lounge. 323 0594. PINEY WOODS BARN We buy furniture and misc. Sell for 73 pcI Consignment, Free pickupS. Aus,tlon Saturday at 7 p rn Sanford. 377 2770. , Two shelf speSkers, Sharp brand, for $19.95-. NGauge Model railroad equipment, value 1200. half price; Vbn Mirrr.rs, like new, $13; Call 365 6103 after 5-p m. WANTED: Customers to select Irons Isrge inventory Of first rate used furniture. Wayne's Quality Pdew & Used FurnIture, 1200 French Ave., 373 IltO PAINT VARNISH-ENAMEI.s Oi,' i,'.*,,lr?rt' ICAe%t BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR Gorrnly, 1. 16. Sanford. 37)1733 Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets. Counter tops, Sinks. installation available Bud Cabell, 377 1032 Mi"v 2 Horse thailer. Tandem whe 'Is. Electric brakes Düuble rica e dos 5332. P 3 S37). 2 Jni tIe chairs, 510; Boys bicylt, 113. Umbrella type clothes line S. rxlc. '.5 Phone 329 7179 TableS. Chair's Color Console TV AISOM1SC Items. 371 n7 Heater and lank 1)00 Call after 6.322 070$ -______________ S8 sAuctioneering Services COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE Pu1. Sell. ons.gn . appraise. or si'ciaI sbles out of Jaythiog Cl value 1700 French Ave. 32171.3$ Adding Machine, l,le cabinet, aluminum extension ladders. sump pump, carpets, drapes, amps, Duncan Phyfe end tables, end tables etc. Ph. 3730794 57 0 '.'AITLAND FL'A MART I9il Hay IY97OpenSl.I5un 621 2920 WILSON MAIE FURPIITUR, buy ctI trade 311 ilSE First 5* 377* Iotpo.nI Air Conditioner, 17.1 flU, 115 Vnit, 5175. 3722662 at S Bikes, Bikes, Bikes - - - _________ - lii Fix isp" Time, Hire an repairman from today's classifiec (trus from 53 99--Orange 'rees, 'angerir,es, lemons, lime trees, etc. Low overhead prices. Drivca l,ttte & Save a IOt-Oviedo Nursery S. flird Farm, SR 119-7 ml. N. of Oviedo 3436391-Closed Sundays 64 ', Full ImaGE Appliances Sanford ElectricCornp,any 2577 Park DrIve. 32215-62 322 2411 or $31 9993 Beauty Care Boat intheway9 Sell it fast and easy With a loW cost classified ad' - '' - -. CP*uhuahuas. females, 550 Animal Haven Grooming & Boarding Kennels, 322 $712 Miniature Schn.au:e'i-s s woto 1175 Phone aft em 5 3 - billy, one year old, 1100. Days. 377 1972, Plights, )7350fl us - a,.,a a n iO U7 CASH 322 I37 nr used turniture. appliances, tools. etc Buy I or 1001 items amry" Marl, 713 S,*nfcw'l Ave - 'UCTIONEER NEEDS ood clean saleable steAls 'Of weekly Friday 7 p m AucI.n SEMINOLE COUNTY AUCTION AhI Interior, Exterior Ptas?erng Plaster patching & $.muiated brick specialty. Pti. 327,3210. Sandblastlng - For the finest Preparaton of 'r'al C0m'(retL (lI US. C Es ,,c '-('-.-' _________________________________ ,- ax Income TOWER'S BEAUTY SALO1f ilormerly Harnielt's Beauty Nook) 5)9 E Pine. 377 571, Sgns _________________________________ i','c'u'rtd about your rcc'me lax Call - Signs, no iOb tC0 small All ç.iases, Magretc, Sick Or Screening 322 7195 3jyi Lake Mary Public Rccciuntur'g today 3724317 or fl$' ' Per'scr,al ax Service No 2 East Road ISJC Entrancel 372 7)99 TODD 5 CAR?ENTRY specializing nsmaib ,'t'tmx10 lobs ('alIt]) 'tl -- Irbrcnlry. Remodeling, Adds I,On S Free Estimate (shorn Work L çensed Bonded T7300'9 I.rh At, hr.,, rivbtC patty wants 50 (lot i'it furniture, lamps, qIassare nirr315, niIS( 377 9)93 - Lrr .Ou re,1t, Or CP , nr'..i i-i , ,. ''Y r'bc-% C*'i s 'TV. p,1 'II' 'i.' 1 ,iu N SwoolIm' A,, .Yatlanø -S Janitorial - ' - ' ,, Lawn Service " fletterway Carpet Care & Mn' j,,'orial Service. Free Est. One 8)) 0131 Pr,,,' nc ttxi,'s - 1' - - eIal11ss - )ACpOuS Ct:RAMIIS SuppbPS, k,lfldellt'f. 103 :,',,d ti'.U, I Sunday. 372792). Profe'ssiol.l Watlpap,r Manger Licensed Residential Commerjj Free Estimates Ph 377 4173 'n Glass-Mirrors SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO 7l0Maoia Ave I -b Masonry ft utusuig n..:i.. viCru 3 ________ arcivr. 1uI'L.'S. 5prunkier Waler (t.'mId I or'Ers. 322 14)0 INILLS DRILL ED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and sizes We repa'r and service STINE MACHINES. SUPPLY CO. Plurnbir*i stopped up, powef' mower won't start! Get the service you ned from (lass)lied ads . ruNlt.uj ,- - i No 32) I' M4ke today cieSsifeci aa day PIc. tV'C, to L'jy, '.i'fi Ut 'ent C,: 37? f,,, sn .sn 3t - - (3(3 Y()IJ PAINT liM too too small Ph 37315-It Il19aftere 33-2 8.432 Window Cleaning ________________ Skip'5 ,'lf;(',', Ct FA'4 hG Cu' - '-.'Ii- i: ':1" v.-- , ,. ', t 1_' i a I , ' .. SPRING SPECIAL. Freq Clean Ups with yr.' round contract Free estimates Lawn Care Spec i&StS 37? 7267 (on,iyier(i,lt Planning a garage sale' Oon'f forget to advertise it in the classutied acts' r',jhc'r Wallpaper Hangktg Masonry & Concrete & R-sdentujl Etec tri(aIServe,L,censed& Bcws]ed. All Seminole Co. 71 II; An swei'ing Service. $30 50)1 , - AWN SCULPTURING Mowing, '-o nt (alt Ritpe 323 5931 - :' ACE DECORATORS, Mon Sat Sofa I? tushOn) 5119 Chair 5519S Scta & Chbr $1499' ,I SO i'' ra' u' LObor - -._-,._-- ', ''. '' Upholstery MOW. EDGE LOT CLEAN UP & I I4.SULIN(; P1-I 323 I74 - - 1..'' '- BoetnIhewaySeilitfastandeasy with a low cost cIasil,- ____________________ arpe e -L &' - ATLANTi i3iilLOIp G MAIN TENAP4CE Specaluzurvj ncomrn Office buildings & resdentual Ceaning 365 3009 VIPICENT'SCARPENTRY Interior Trim Paneling Custom Carpentry No job too small 37) -.'''.' "..i.''.. TV Service , Electrical i'Iorses - Roof eavn and wahi Pool enclosures 323•3324 ' -- - AK C registered, Sheltie dogs (miniature collies) 1 Iu5 old I male, I lemale, $12.5-each, Ph. 372 - Floor Waxing, Windows 37)0143 .- Pent Blue Lustre Elctri Carpet Shampooer or Ofli Si pe' day -- - YOu can't beat classified &ds for fast results Check casssfieds c',er,ay. EXTERIOR PRESSURE CLEANING Adding a room? RvmodeIinq? Call us for drywall installation, In thing pa ntng etc 3] 0911cr "' " .- ou 1016 S Fmenh Ave 373 $3t' 66 - UsrdFatrnEqUiPmenfwffl PET REST INN. Boarding & GroomLng Ph. 322.1037. - tuoov's tl('ME IMPROVEMENTS 5'att Jobs Wanted .172 133$,"t,akeM.ary" ' - Pressure Cleaning __________________________________ _,__- rr RI NI ItS ( 1 nd o with the bcst e-qupnienl tDSt'ri Pets and SupplIes . Carpentry Equtpment for Rent Pet Care A 7 REMODELING Enclosed carports. additions, roirlg, painting, paneling, eoors & windowS Reasonable. Free Esi Guaranteed 9.11 p.m. 323.7321. 3276351. , - FEED SEED FERTILIZER v%e C,t't,ranlae o*est Prire I XA Gorrniy. E. 46, Sanford. 373 1733 Improvements Interior and exterior painting, darentry, electric, ceramic tile. plaster, bior.tc Ind all mascnary Horses? free estimates, P1'one 323 0794 AIR CONDITIONING TROUBLES??' Coetral systems, wendaw un tree rSl 24 hr service Ca Gregory Heat 8 Ar 2)7112 _______ Lawnand Garden Home Central Heat & Air Conditioning. For free estimates, call Carl Harris, at SEARS in Sanford. 322. 1711 • 62 - '- All sizes ano models, ID Speeds, 3 speeds, anu Stanuanl bikes now av;tabie,st Fsrestc'n.' Store Call P.x old State 'AM FM Stere', Electric SniiIfi Cono 100XU cllt;'Itci- Like new 3 8304 '.peakecs; -______________ Bicycles S PUBLIC AUCTION EVERY MONDAY NIGHT, Antiques, TV5, Mscellbn,vs, New and used furniture and appliances. Plus !peclal sates (watch ads) Sanford. F Ia P085011 MARINE 2927 Hwy. 322 5-961 . ----- * Sanford Auction * 773 2130 iFA TIi4S 196W take Mary Blvd. P)6l57of6.1$23)3 WETAKE tRADES p. Miscellaneous SANFORD REALTY Must wIll bedroom, 2 bsth home, on nice priva:e wooded lot. Central air, carpets, family room. Fenced yard, split plan, much more. Priced for quick SOte, only 531,300 16 - _____ 16 DeBAR V. 7 bedrOom home on 75*150' tot, carpeted living room. paneled family room, and rlorida room, Priced at 173.500. CORBETt REAL ESTATE REALTOR 668 1791 DeBary 661 4413 REALTOR I 1E./ 1 _______ fosfor Sale ' Wt.nteO to Buy, Cedar Chest 641 6012 or 3733363 eveninca't. ' RETIREES DREAM- Repo. 197] Villager. 2 bdrm, Set up on lakefront lot Takeover payments, or pay oft balance. Ph, 37) 0350. Dealer. LONGW000 tU1fRF'T RATF DOWN 21 Hour service Call 322 7i 68 In Iwing cabinet, repossessed Singer's best model, winds bobb,n .n machine, Fully automatic, Pay of $76 or II) payments of St Call Credit Dept. SANFORD '.t'IlPlr, CENTER, 307 A East - - I c,,ObH-( 172 411 1' '.- cc il46 74 Hour Service Call 322 749$ LO- Cli' ttees t'nhn' this corner lot surrcunded by cyclone fence, 4 bedrooms, I', baths, horni has been beautilully maintained New shag carpeting througho.jt. Only 2 pears old wilt, central he.t ar. 177.500 Call Joan Carter, Aijo HALL Ridgewood Arms Apartments In Sanford-Now Leasing C,OL THREE BEDROOM, I", bath spli plan, ready for the par'icula buyer Air conditioned. Priva Only 122,300 with supe terms as lw as zero down. "TREES" Payton Callbart Real Eslate Household Goods * * Singer. * * Calibart Real Estate _________________________ _________________ BeantfuI 3 bedroom, 2 bath, spl "' wall wall carpeting, vet' large living bAd dicing rooml central heat air, fenced boc yard, nice ldscaping, reduceF for Qn.jick sale. 123.500 3237491 LOP4GWOOC) 570.cXO Villa5 - Si , ACRES 8arLdlewood 0jTjj Housesforsafe ' 2 - 41 Coriifr;rl,tLit' ivog iS yours Ion ttn ,iskiflg it' lt.i', 3 bedroom hrn (.1',, IOCatiOrt,with city veniences, Features include completely fnt'd yard, central air, inside utility room with i.".hrr 6, dr',r'r hookup cait now' 4 BEDROOM You . . _____________________________ / __________ LOW 20's LOW DOWN Frame home on corner lot u.,hi' 571 Tin:, - BQauljtjl L3rge Wooded Lots Street Lighting Sidewalks & City Water & Sewer CUSTOM BUILT HOMES WITH MANY PLANS TO CHOOSE FROM O' ) _________________________________________________ SANFORD Shaded lot. Welcomes .. VJ}4ATEVER IT i ____________ __________________________________________ HoucesforSale NEAR CHURCH r - Trailers Parfs.Accessorje OWNERS GONE' RROflDA HOES Il-ic. - 41 7 bedroom, 1 batt,, CII. "sIti rarie, refrigerator, washer, dryer, $11,500, LONGWOO D fJ3 , (I bedroom home for as little down as under the Far. STENSTROM Farmers find great bargains in eqsjpment In the CII%$Efied ads You miqht not be a farmer, but we'vegotwllatyou'reboom,ingf I co HANDY FIX•IT See us regarding ministration MOSSIE BATEMAN .'.: I 2 bedroom furn, home for rent -with Sinqic garage I Campers Selectln and prIcing are right for you, riqtit now at Sanford Pee Vet ervce Take your pck from this lop notch selection. 197) Franklin 24' Motor Home. I owner, sleeps A Lois of extras. 1973 Cna Mofor Home, All I iterglasS with drivers door. ApAuliful till Concord 2 Motor Home. New Slut dollars UI 1977 Toyota Plilur with cover SspeciaI this week. All ''imirtum truck covers Small12...9I-Lqe. 1249 95. TREES WE ___________________________ CAL-A- PRA,'/R UT I F4tV _______ 7teomos,rn, Cli homt in. ounly Good woll water. lots of trees, 116.900 All brick. Central heat & air, Car paled. 3 bedroom I', or 2 bath homes. Model open 1 6 t m $15 Vale.ncia Ct. North. Need ANew House? ' CALL 322.2420 ANYTIME BROKER. 322 764.3 the neck-back chap is the one Olan Mills Studio - 12Bedroom.AdultonIy that really b&thers dams. Park Avenue Mobile Park needs several ladles for teiephone "Kids fooling around with It 25-45 Park Drive, 322.2161 REALTOR ASsociateS for new , Lake Inseen-tenthctfaeondan could either kill somefrdy or traIn, 11Gly pay, plus incentive Mary office. lncintive corn SAN MO PAP!(S, 12.3 Bedroom experienced karatlst can paralyze him permantritly," he mission plan, MLS service. bOnus. Morning ShIft. , Trailers & Apt. 7 Adult parks. 2 deliver a cbt,p to the back of a said, computor service, 21 Hr. an Evenings S to 9. Apply n ramily parks. 3513 Hwy. 1742, Swering Service, cortt,,ter,tia, durIng above hours Room 5-02 pt.rson's neck which will kill Sanford 323 1970; Dat, Wk , Mo Other L*d ones are lingers in pntecview, Atlantic N,,tbonal Bank Building, that person tn.ctantely. the eye (like tailing on a ictick), Sanford. AlSO need person v'ith BAMBOO COVE In somewhat more time ar4 blow to the Adam's apple (you small car for light delivery. FORREST GREENE INC. FROM 1110 in cruder manner, an Inex. can choke to &ath) and a heel Growing aggressive REALTORS, 323 6333; 643 2333 boat company PersonalIzed living, Studio one and perienced person, just fooling to ti aclar p!exus. it, Cassptaerry is looking toe ax. two bedroom. Tw minutes to periencad help around, can kill with a back-of. In th. following In his book, "The Medical Sanford Plaza. 323 1310. Business Opportu,ijtj,s Categories. the-n,ck karate chop, too. And, bnpllcationx of Karate Blows," ChnppirGunOperator_.a, least one Two bedroom ouplex furnished IMMEDIATE INCOME short of that, he may hand his Adams says a blow to the ears year txpen),r aparlmen? 1220 Orlendo Drive, year DstniDutor-.o.r1 Roll Out Peo,tle'- at least one or full limO to sictim ptrinanent Sanford supply Company established expezienc, -. Both of these persons, the paralyze one side of the accounts with RCA CB Disney I bedroom aparlment. Furnhshp'l, face. Pullars and GrInders--at least experienced Iraratists, and the P.ecords. Incom• pouibililies up year experience A bb'w to the temple cp,g Utilities furniShed, $163 me. Phone 'a $1,000 per month with onty one who may get his Ideas from fracture the skull and sever the Pain'ers. Finlsheti, Patchers-at 327 1139 13,300 requred for inventory and - ____________________________ least hto years e'prqie"e TV, arc the concern o a nwringeal artery and caus' Cal' 130661$ for Interview, Only training Call COLLECT for Cl355ilied ads Serve' Ilie buying and Callforjija karate teacher. coma and death. Jam*s ('111) 661-9701. eII In g experienced gliss workers need C 0 m m u n It y Brian Adams feels that mcst . e- ryday., read and use them apply. An Equal Opportunity Aheeltothesolarplexusrnay Let one of our friendl' ad.y1,orj Emplo'r, ofte'n. Call 322-2611 or $31 9993, people, including those with cause awesocn. trauma, help you word your ClaSsifIed ad. years of exposure to karate, "A deep fLcsute In the liver BabySitter In my home, 7 children, _f1fl Neat, clean cne bedroom duplex. 1W Ii1m, Pfico for newly tIed or retred Deltona. 7:15 to 3:13. 130 wk. &Jn't¼nowveI-ymuchae,th may ver3' well be f.'itaL,.The "' couple. ConvinI,nt area 323 55-46 374171? after 4. physical damage kariate blows gall bladder would be torn with _________________________ 29 Rooms for Rent After &30 377 31O can caue. EXPERIENCED MECHANIC astri acids and digestwr Man or women to shore ep.nses, C'dULUOTA, lakefront,) bedroom, WANTED All such blows can kill or juices being spiied into room & board in country home, furnished, utIlities included. WITHIGOLS SALARY Oei; Pt,. 3225110 betwet 10 a.m. 10 main or ,1,dult5, 365500$ break bones if body cavity... PH 322 4142 West Side Garage - ________________________pm delivered properly. The MVALOPIAPAMTMENT "Rupture of the stomach with karatt is trained to stop short - Young man would like tam. 20 Share ADULTS NO PETS the spillin1 of Its contents and rent of trailer, All t'ifities. TV, 116W. 2nd St. of doing any of those things. linens, I trailer arvice one a -Still, he should be aware of blodintotiiiebodyCcvjtywould wiek, Ph 327P. Twvapartments 1-7bdrm 1160.1 I result in peritonhtis...The IxIrm., sshat might happen if tie errs. 1)10. UtiIIti furnished Working gP;sli.mmn or tourist by Phofle$347109. Butitisthenovice,t,beyowig pancreas mIght be corn. day or v.eek. Private intranc,, air pressed along with the IA'), if you will, who sees Furnith,dApartmenl cond'.oned. 373)526 after 4:30. No ChIldren or Pets .ung fu hero on the tube knock a duodenum.. partial collapse of I sanford Court Motel silly with a smartly the Jung..." have a way to keep Isn't the junior high school 'ecuted bloow to the nape of t#y rx'nov'ed. Cc.3or TV, ww new mers of WELAKA APARTMENTS carpet, a-c, t'fficiencles & Ovti. [be neck, it is this youflgster boy, (or example, who t3 1*4W 1sf, St. the family from nde t; -Day or wk. rates tradition is vulnerable to loin) Adams s,rr3*- :ihriut wreckir.g the budget. Orlando Dr., Sanford. )2) Large 3 bedroom apt. May tsLno "The blow to the back tf the s('hOUl-yax'd fights, LSflt he a 'Their plan Is called -pets 3? Children, $150 mc,, first 4tickingtnie bomb when trained last, Near hospital and rtst home, ut'ckisthequickestwayo,lJ the H1.RAI.D Want 30 Apartments Rent tO adminster all Oi this pern, by far," Adams said in Ads sand It works Unfurnished an titen'iew, And it is just I)IJÜII mayhem? Spacious r.ern furnished apart like this: When they Deltoni Beautiful townpou*e mant, Quiet Mighborhond, Adults sltngerous to show It on TV haVe their first child •'fl is much less dangt'r," apartment, 7 tinge bedroorn, 7 tj11( only, no p.t 277 0796 )'.)ttfli. 'alt Lilt'.',, tivitr rotm, d.rn area, P.3f(h".8 c'ri1s, 'P" \'iIr: IIt1 Mtj[ bciy 'tchn, reened n porcn and car beds, carring trained in karate lend to avoid 32 Houses Rent utility room. Fully aIr co'iditicngd What h:ippens is it can break fights and besides, you don't youth beds and other & hat. Wall to wall Unfurnished ) ur needs tlTfOugtl the Convenient to ii & 17.92. Im. have to k to w unMflhsa,ed, S,,'nland Estate, mediate orcupancy. "It L, .4 nail and hanur.er in his place." $170 mc. Ph, 3 t'd. Want Ads and sell 5)70, 11.1, & last. Call Tltusyille, 1tIl'iS' effect," Adams said. "Which tuit still useful 76? 7327 ,Ther 3 p m. Adams, a (ourth.degree black th-Ives a piece of te %'crtet4a belt, a J)lec to another Two bems. I bath, NaIl te wall Hty sOd* of Ed Parker .iooking for an .xtra into the ¶pII39I Cord. carpet lat,, drjpes, casiral heat new (Mr. dollar? Ask Morn and Dad to let te in 1 Angeles) andair Fullyequipprdwifhctst,. "II the cord is s.wered abeve and the late actor Hrizce you I1O'iC b ctasv 1fed ad ;re they no longer I'Ced washer Call Mrs RLathrwford the f(th *t'TViC2jl vertebra, who 1k' (hero. Arni dialing .s.. c'alI, a mnartiiil arts s1cith will be lmrnedma!e." 32226lI Di Maitfanu area-- ln'smnaLul,te 4 genais. . Sevilla Garden tdroom, 7 bath, contra; ar 1. Adams is knowledgable lie thinks the "Kwig I'u" TV heat 'screened porch and fenced LUXURIOUSoversI:e I andihorm about the rubect becaise 1W program is good because to place yard 5350 Pn. 50 709$ c;'.t lHJr y.'tr in rs'arch ipti (at In kitthen, frost free the philo:phy °f refrigrat, d,ttw4sfr, OELT'.A Uw 7 "th JLtal little of a busy 7 drueries, Sheg cIrtting, farnty doctur before art and is no so violent. help,, with family room. M Un *ntizig ti bt'lOi( about it, mothers time! ans., ftr.plae. O"Jy 6 apIs. But most, of the Kung Fu PrI.cy n a Spanish c.Jrtyard In it the .htUnate 't"ujts of movies, Adams ssid, are made t1tnq. CIP Beautification Award 3 berm. Unfurnisited ',ovse. kilch,n k-atak bL'tws skillfully in Hong Kong and Taiwan and wintier. Adutti. 7015 5aford Av ?UlppI'O 44tI to wall Carpeting . ir .flC.d a:asIO deb%wed crc dealth with. Hut S P fA vt I - Washington's nw branch office in Wlhter Park. (MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE) KULP REM.TV 109W First 5, Ph.3777333 Pr'ions ________________________ - -- _____ __________________ __________________________ Oil The .lumpOn Summer! ___ Costs to join a professional team with a fine starting saLary and full benefit program. Simply cail Mr. Mulvaitey, Branch Manager at 7.17 or write by Art Sonsom ATTRACTIVE VA'-PJo Do,..n-- Plo Closing Costs IhA- 1.0w Dowt'- L u Closinu future investigate this op. porlunity with Providenc. M L S - One bedroom traIler, Air Cond Electric po'd. Miture adult, Good location. Ph. 373 3495. Wilt purchase first or second mortgages in any Condition. Southeastern Acceptance Con lX'flhiCfl. 672 II2) one month's rent __________ 2 Bedroom f mnishecj apartment Adul.s, no pets 373 0)10 GEAR IS IN DEMAND. SELL IT NOW WITH A CLAS'IFIED AD. purchase a new 3 f'iar.ning on a Ii* up vacation! Shop dIatSiI,ed ads for plint, lumber, and all your needilit Fjrnished DL I!PO EPS Ihie T,r,i' Tested I mi f)-i,% I?? 612) Pdiijtil 3?? 5.174 least 2 years experience In properly rating "Sanford's Sales Leader - ' Your Multiple LiSting Agency REAL TOPS 803W First 5t 373 6061 or 37) Q57 ST. JOHN'S REALTY C0 if you have at Call 322.2420 Anytime M. UNSWORTH REALTY ______ Equal flppontunity Employer Industrial Sewing Machinc Operators Good Working Conditions Fringe Benefits Incentive Opportunity Apply HOWE INDUSTRIES, INC. 905-Airport BlVd. Sanford, Florida KEYPUNCH OPERATOR- prefer xp,renc,, Call Reserve Insurance Co. 471-7300., An Equal Opportunity Employer. NO DOWN PAYMENT l.r;i I IJ) uri LUtP( Tr. vet 51 6.vX. ,'i.thC)f4 i tr,' I lif.ii, 2 Lath CII tir'r. tb ii for large fOmity RAJER CITY--7bedroorflne,lrhospetatafld dcidtor'%offices Has formal dining room, eat a l.itchen. nice living room, den On UiQ cornr lot Call REALTOR Associate JulIari StenStrom, Altec hor phont' 377 - 10C14 Intu,ai.c, 7-m tlOOE 25th s' 322 uss GENEVA GARDEN APARTMENTS 150)W7Sth5t tud.o, I. 2, & 3 bedroom apartments, Carpeting, draoes, kitchen equipped, pool and laudramat, 322??0 __________ ______ -_. flaan • • aa I bedroom,,, 2 bath horns' with ltgt ot Shacjeci res,rjentj,t areg, 545 0?X nent to NO LONGER USED CAMPING ___________ TAFFER REALTY GOODYEAR SERVICE STOfE. Sanford PtIs Openings for QtflIrl FRONT DESK CLERK. Nigb?5,-.. md fleet 5iI'VICC men. Good pay scale. hos.ci ?alizatlon, paid DF-LTOP4A_ 1tfiCed,jç4y. Company benefits. se., 2 bdrrn. duptes,1 Apply in person. Holiday mr. of Alholidays. 2 week paid vacation bath, Central her,t & air, carpeted, tamOnti Springs. first sear. prescription drug screened north, garage, 51$-S mo program, retirement program, 66$ 65-65. WANTED: GO-GO GIRLS. Apply pale life int.,arKe Apply in GAYLEI PLACE, Hwy. 17.93 persontoS35-w 1St St., Sanford. Longwood. Ph. 131 9044. Apartments Rent An Ejual Opportunity Employer. AVON says - extra Springtime earninçs Can pat you that summer vbCitiOfl Call 6.4.4307?. Want to rent rt or near Santord, 7) turn, house With air & WHAT YOU SEE IS WHAT YOU (ET!Andwhatyougetfor$77,ç fenced yard No leb$t, 2 small 5 a well built 4 bedroom, 2 batr. dogs, no children Call Hc,s, "rne Or'. two lots A C'xCetliit Sotyrnia Beach 931 4(f ____________________________ ccndition. Has large Flr'xiia carpellnq, central climate Control, 41 Houses for Sale large separate workshop, and betfer yet- price has been 1 Bdrrn,, 1" bath, central heat or, reduced from 533,000 down to carpet. Only 573,000 Acre PC.lty. o -n!JFFY •nu cofl'acv REALTOR, 37) 7750 PEAL TOk .'i%Soclñtr AS L atcqn After hOurs, pr-c'i,' ?? LONGWOOD AREA- New 3 & lIly WOn't last bdrm. home$ FHA VA po financing 130537,000. Franklin CITY Lookingfo, an older 7 ShOfy, Ramscijr Assoc. Inc. REALTORS 4 bedroom. 7 bath home in 431 sioo. ',Onditlon? We have it and will be p(0d to Show t. 139,303 Call ONLY ONE AVAILABLE 2 bedroom, masonry. kitchen REALTOR AS%ociite Jullan Stenitroni After hOijr', Phone PPed lome Only 5l7.53 5)73 down. 111$ mo, Call today WWMIII /S THREE ACRES On LaliC Mary with older frame home Jim Hunt Realty Wanted oRent ________________________________ _____________________________ FROM 1175 110W. AIRPORT BLVD. SANFORD. FLA. 3737170 Available with no don qualified person Al. IMi.ALr fau V11 VVI FIJI I UM. W,s Ijr ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ i;i schc'cl t.nrg,' 7 Ltdrory, Cit -_______ , __________ i - IiF! * Dish washerDisposal _________-_________ A Deadly Game: ni SITUATED ON one of the larq('sI loss in PSne&resl 4 a large I bedroom. 2 bath CII home New appliances, new utility Shed. After down payment, and existing mortgage at 7', pd, can be aSSumed. Drive by 12) West Woodland Callus for appointment In see AT Ill WEST WOODLAND-- tnere is a large 3 bedroom, 2 bath CU home, new carpet, new root, new doors, large screenci pt'o, ( cellent con3itlon • Re a Ity • ..__.. Nice large 1 bed:oom. Carpeted Air. Kllchen equipped, hiS mo, Ph 373 15-41. - -f APARTMENT HOMES * tiflftirnjshed Full time emrloyn,or,I, S day week. Paid vacation, andotpter benefitt, Apply Rich Plan, 401 W. 13th St. Sanford. Kitchen Help, ant Food preparation hag. eeded. 9 t" S. Over 1$. A,ply in person to Bah&ma Jots Lobtter HouSe, 230$ Fren'i Ave. Sanfird Help Wanted SandIewcocJ VIIas ' NO QUALIFYING Only 1600 down, Washington Oaks 3 bedroom, 1' baths, 20* Terry Lne Monthly terms. 621-1173 Ii OPL HE iGPi I Conifort,,ole W.nter Park 2 bedrOom &'riced ight at 112100 JuSt right for newlyweds or _________________________ r..'tirecj couple. in country. C.III C'i.sified ads are here to help you 'EAL1OR Asocite Rose South sell, rent or swap it a low i',t .tfUshetpyOUpt45teyoU,j.,ird After hours, phone 372 Mcl - i 722 2611 or FJI c.j LAN Ti'. N,tl 3 bedroom iii quiet neighborhood, pretty iiwn, ni,tny rerS, w.'Il, fenct, carpeting rIeguipped kichen. Real jewtl Icalistically priced at 127,3cJ 2574 'arh Dr. 3222111 i'fll last long! Call REALTOR After hoursREALTOR A'.'Odible M 1. Rabo'n Alter 377 064$ 122 3991 77 c7ç4 322 4179 I ii [l f 1 ft offices or retail Space for right tenant preferably allied to furniture 32] 02XI or 067 649 Personalized IiIng. Studio oni and tv bedroom, Two minut','s to nlrd Plaza 373 1310 * 12 • AIR CONDITIONING There never wasa better time man now to use a classifIed ad in th Sanford Herald. Stop makinq CXCUSi5. Dial 322 7611 or $319993 18 COVE , -----__________________ OF F ICE SPACE I'd& MAGNOLIA DOWNTOWN SANFORD trai'd new offi(C sutcs bvaiabli' irorn 675 s. ft No required matio4't, call 43$ 7(5t 323•6650 stro ,n• [elIrnt 00dtion 3 beuroor', Split plan See to appreciate ' __________________ New shopping centt.t, f1&fltO,d Ave. 1000 and 2000 S'i 1t Store huildir.q. 322 151?. • Kitch2ns Equipped PUNTAL Ladies,doyouhave 2or 3evtnlngs available! Exciting, lnter'sting work Car and pP.one necessary. To arrJrge for interIw, cil 7791 i'ler 6 p.m. or weekends, Good Thingsto Eat '' - WOMEN to drive ca'eclng trucks Apply Attamonte Catetirq, CX) _________________________ $34' 3o. Property ',.i'O H. 5O .D LOST 13 w~. old lemaIt black Døherman. Needs medicatton, LoSt In Eatbr'ok s,ct4o Reward. 1I3-009.S. 6fl 4416 after Busnes - ________ H3USeS (or Sale SPANISH STYLE HOME TWO ACRES-- on Lake Mary wilt i1 rge ) brooqn,CflhomC,oran grove. 1 lakt frontage. ULALTOR r,i-r,OIe MIS Orange 19195. French '22 1991 322 7341 I•,e 3727371 327 1496 _____ ----. ______ _____ Rcuc'nc quarr LostandFotnd - • Central Heat & Air • Pool & Clubhouse - THE COMPARATIVE WORLD OF SOCCER - (West of U 92 between irway Plaza 1. Seminoe Hgh) TROUT REALTY, Inc. LAST CHANCE _____ 41 Area -. - . ______ TRAILER ON 6i ACRECI0S.* tO Lake JesSup. 2 bedrooms. baths. completely furn4hed. 2 PitiCS Only 16.000 down. balanrø Liy owner Sates price 117.000 Mobile Itomes Rent - - PuildCr doinq out Spacious 2 hr I'z bath, close to ShOppinu. _____________ 'ctiools, lake, equipped With 12'xSQ' 7 berlroorn furns,ted traite. r,Inqe, relnigorator. carpelinu. 70 WEST-- 3 bedroom, I' bath, neatly new home Central hat, central heat, sod, enclosed Ph .t49 5710 alter 6. ready for air. Walled ifl yard Only garage, beautiful ne,ghborhood. I ¶pecially priced at 522.300. i pct 2 3 Bedrooms. CAMP SEMINOLE Dowi'i fail after 9 p rn,, collect, 14o alcohillc beverages bII0ttj 86 14.10 Ph 337 Stemper Realty APARTMENTS BAMBOO Housesfor Sale -- LAKE FRONT-- large 3 bedroom,', bath CQ home on a beautifu lakefront lot, carpeted, ne drapes, all electric heal and air large double Qaraq, fencei yard Several fit trees A real ni(t Houses for ,a1i 3)1 lIlt T%0 bedroom m.bil home ,in private lot, $25 .vek Cov1-'e, pIea. No pets 3221777 - jjg . _____' $1 OLDER NEiGHBORHOOD- 3 bedroom, l' bath, cemel. block, large corter lot. Sales price, 111,400 FP4A or assume ', per JOHNNY WALKER REALTY , . Shag 41 $ - ,. i 41 Houses for Sale _________________________ - - - . ______________________ _____________________ Are Rçd. VinI*c - Roses 0 1074-13A a �- -- — -- --- ------ ---- — p -__ - - - - -- r ----------- - - 14A-The Sanford Herald Wednesday, April 10, 1974 Tne Spf(c! Herald Wednedy, April 10, i974-1 El Altamonte Supports Sanford Commission Pompano On Sewers Changes Meetings lriarwood subdivision on ALTAMONTE SIRlNGS City council Tuesday night Ronnie Drive be rezoned coin. end orsed a move b the City of tncrcuil. When the city some Pompano Beach to collect inonths ago proposed changing the property to professional $1,440,000 from the for confli cting sewer office district zoning adjacent system orders over a b-year residents strongly opposed. —Adopted a resolution cxperiod. City Atty. Joseph Davis said cusing Councilman Dan Donthe South Florida municipality man from attending eight 10 ears go with state p. weekly council meetings bepro%aI spent the $1 million to ginning April 29 1)orfmin Is to build an outfall and dump its bern Ne York receiving stock sewage into the Atlantic Ocean. market training for the eight Now, the state has ordered WLCkS. Pomprno Beach, Da is said, to spew an i en tea suin o connec t the North g .ie rop , l County t. Pompano Beach is push ing a relief a ct in the Legislatwe to be repaid th $1,440,000 Davis said Councilmen unanimoush The na (IIILA(,O tAP) approudaresclution to be sent women appear to be to Pom pano Reach end3rl.Uig tians farm Joinini their ('it) sisters iii tLi' rU) s stand •ffld the 1t ititifli 1mm other imctioii, ouiiciI: of the 'traditional role" of —Approved payment of sure omen. $85,808.02 to Associated ConAccording to a poll by Prairic tractors and Builders for work done on the north side sanitary Farmer, a leading rural magasewer district and an engineer- tine, Farm women in Illinois ing fee of $1,287.12 to Glace and and Indiana are two to one in favor of women taking an) job Vadcliffe, —Granted rezoning from they can handle. The ratio is commercial to light industrial three to one aiiiong women unthe Pyle property north and der 40 with some college traineast of O'Brien Road5 and the Lflt. — Sanford City commissioners store in an adjacent shopping have votEd to hold regular center. Shopping center ireetings four Mondays each Robert Pentland had asked the month instead of the present street be abandoned to provide two meetings. more parking to serve the Meetings will continue the expanded store. second and fourth Mondays at 7 In other actions cornp.m. at city hail and work missioners: sessions, now held the first and - Voted to draw an ammcIthird Mondays at 4 p.m., will ment to the city's taxicab orbecome regular mee tings diance to provide 1i metered City Manager Warren rates medditfonto the zone rate Knowles suggested the change charges now used by taxi in light of recent rulings that operators. Sanford Transit regular minutes must be Company tYellow Cab) owner recorded and be available for Fadel Elbadramany told public inspection on work comrnisioners his firm is sessions. buying a~ new vehicles with Knowles said by changing meters and the meter rates will work sessions to official actually mean savings to nian sessions commIssioners could usomers The amendment avoid duplication and waste of and meter rates would be ci time putting work session iecteMay13if th etneasure actions on th e next regular adopted by city commissioners T 11 fl ;i ri l:g for .\prtivti i-t_(lti1iofl ratification. Seminole County Commission In other actions Mondsy, for action on right-of-way conun oners re-appointed purchase to realign the jogged David N. Berrien to the city intersection of Sanford Lnd zoning and planning corn- Celery avenues and E. 13th mission. Also appointed to the Street as recommended last advi:ory board was attorney week in a traffic study by Kirby Moncriel. consulting engineers. Berrien and attorney Philip — Approved first reading of .. . — r -: . —n. _" .' 'I . —s ______ _—.-- ::. _____ . .• .- . '.t A I - ___________ . 4;' - - _____ 1i it- - . :.. Logan recently resigned an ordinance adopting a overruling of a Z-P decision on salary schedules for city ema controversial brick wall Li a ployrs to raise minimum wages to $2 hour in accordance with commercial The city commission later 1e(Ir law. reveis...d i ts action i'nd upheld - Awarded a contract for an the Z-P ruling and Berrien addition to the General Sanford reconsidered his resignation Memorial Libra to William S and asked re-appointment. Brumley on the low bid Commissioners killed an 09,50D. ordinance abandoning Cypress - :E — - ........ _________________ ______ _______ ______ T ________ - ______ ______ 4— . i...n _______ .. . - .. %•J -. ______ _.1 S ALL SOULS HAS WINNERS . ncpal of All . sis .• n . School, Sanord, and Father \Villiain Ennis admire work of students who bi'ought honors to . spelling contest for state the school in recent contests. From left, Juanita Catholic schools sponsored by KnighLs of Columbus and Robin Burke who won best over all seventh graders a nd best in show with Sinith, who third place in junior division of Florida State Batik Sewing Contest; Mark Yeisley, who won third place trophy and $250 painting of a sailboat in recent art contest for Sanford schools, sponsored by Junior Woman's Club. Atlantic Coastline Railroad. —Approved rezoning of the Hol y' Week Serv i ces Sch B)' JANE CASSELBERRY Church Editor . — Voted to hold public A. Join Sisters y - — Farm G irIs ____________________________ . I) Mayo property on Sit 434 at \fl'Mflc R oad 1fl)mim apart iients to commercial to permit ed u l ed Shepherd will have Good Baptist and Bethany Baptist Friday service noon until 1 p.m. participating, On Holy Saturday, Holy Cress Other unnlse services will be Seminole ,. tr'ulitional service with the Unction service tonight at 8 o'clock. re .onstruction of a Goodings super market shopping center. —Rezoned the Cochran Drive from apartments to churches are holding special lighting oi Paschal Candle, Casselberry, 6'30 8.11). at the Great Friday Se Avenue between First and hearings April 22 on con commercial for an office Second Streets after attorney demnation of 16 sub4tandard holy Week and Easter services symbolizing the return of the church; Ascension Lutheran, begin at 8 p.m. The traditional specialty shopping complex. in observance of Christ's death Light of the World from the Casselberry, 6 a.rn.; Longwood bearing of the body of Christ b Mack Cleveland Jr. said It houses throughout the city, a public hearing for wasn't necessary because Authorized an ordinance on the cross and resurrection, grave, followed by a baptism Baptist. 7 a.m. at Rock Lake off the congregation in procession—Set April 30 on the Planning and Holy Week services are being service. Sit 434; Casselberry Corn- and laying the body in the negotiations tad failed for annexing the Ranch House b Zoning Board recommendation held at 12:15 each day at Holy A Community Easter Sunrise rnunity Methodist, 6:30 a.m. will be observed. eipanson of the Winn-Dx1e property on U.S. 17-92 south, that the U'i or. inside Cross Episcopal Church, under Service will be held Sunday Good Shepherd, Lutheran. 6:30 sponsorship of Sanford Area morning at 7 o'clock on the a.m. Oh Holy Saturday at 9p.m., Ministerial Association., lakefront at Holiday Inn in Father Dismas Markle, the reading 01 the Book of Acts; Holy Communion will be Sanford. Jun Hayes of Orlando newly i ns talled pastor of St. 11 p.m. vesper services and at ounty charges Builder celebrated at Casselberry will be guest soloist and the John Chrysotom Eastern midnight, the Easter service of Community United Methodist message will be given by Rev. Orthodox Catholic Church, lights will take place. Agape tonight at 7:30 D.M. with music Bob toy of Central Baptist Fern Park has invited people of services will be held at 4 p.m. byYoung Hope Choir. services Church. Free coffee and all faiths to attend the Sunday. will be held at 7:30 p.m., doughnuts will be served alter Maundy 'llvirsday and noon on the service. A Sanford building con- mobilehomepickup — instead Good Friday. Oviedo will have a corntractor, Hegonal Dvetopera of a 100 to 150 ampere unit as reAmong thce having Maundy munity Easter Sunrise Service Inc, has been charged with quired by the Southern Stan. Thursday worship and corn- on Lake Charm at 6:45 a.m., working in Seminole without a dad Building Code. inunion are First Presbyterian with several churches parA trial which sources expect three men already convicted license, and with doing work Chambers said the cnmns.ny Church of Sanford, 1:30 p.m.; ticipating. Rev. A.B. Dinsmore it break a story of building and serving prison sentences without a building permit. was guilty of "negligence" Li Grace United Methodist, of First United Methodist will trades' sa botage throughout the for actually sett ing the blaze. The Board of County Corn. the first nlace, since a commer-7 -in ...iv Altamonte pvuJ..Southeas Southeastern ern U.S. got Un. missloners has ordered County clal activity is not permitted in Conirnity Church, 7:30 pin; In Geneva the annual earnest in Sanford cornderway in Atty. Howard Marsee to study the agricultural area where the Luthera,i Church of the munity Eavtr S'nrise service today, possible legal action against the welding shop was constructed. Redeemer, Sanford, 7:30 p.m.; will be a'. Sun'rnersill's Hill on Trial of Daniel Evans, company, charged with conGood Shepherd Lutheran of Lake G'iva '.t 6:45 a.m., with plumbers union official on structing a sheet metal welding Now. 1 Sanford 7:30 p.m.; Messiah Rev. Mm'.rvin Deese of First charges he hired the men who shop in the count:' without a Lu th cran, Casseibern-y, 7:30 Baptist Church as speaker. burned Air Flow Design's 25license building t. p.m.; St. Luke's Lutheran, Coffee and doughnuts will be truck fleet in Casselberry saw According to county plans reSlavia, 7:30 p.m.; hope served, witnesses detailing the cause Earlybird Preview ! viewer Joe Chambers, the Lutheran, North Dean Road, 7 A community sunrise service and etlects of the Sept. 19 Inowners of the we1din Jhop p.m.; traditional Passover will be held Easter Sunday at cident, alter jury selection were told no permit tea s needed WASHINGTON (AP) The meal by Lord's Sup- 6:30 a.m. at Flcrlda Power Tuesday. because the buildig was not lost Sierra is an Isolated corner per:followed Ascension Lutheran, Employes Clubhouse on Bear Evans, 26, of 511 1 illcrest St., high enough to fall under the of nor theastern California th t a Casselbi?rry,7:30p.rn,; Deltona Lake with Lockhart United Altaznoite Springs, is accused Southern, Standard Building the '49ers penetrated for gold. United Methodist, 9 am., Methodist Church, Lockhart with fellow union official Code. In the beginning, most of them followed by breakfast; Holy Church of the Nazarene, St. William Beck, 55, Orlando of 4 — c Working Without Permit Sabotage Trial Continues - ...... A ..L - - - — t — RI*' ght How Miners Got On Skies Royal Tral*ls — ChambLvs called "nm3erise" abandoned their diggings with Cross Episcopal, Sanford, 7:30 any idea of a maximum or the first heavy snowfall and re- p.m. minimum size requirement treated to the protection of the A community Good Friday before permits are necesaxr, lowlands and valleyz. service will be held in Deltona saying the property owners The Scandinavians jumping at 1p.m., at Deltona Christian were apparently caught in the ship in San Francisco to Join the Church. Tenebrae Services will grasp of some "salesmanship." gold rush taught them to nake be held Friday at 7:30 p.m., at To compound the violations, skis, and the miners conquered Redeemer Lutheran, Hope Chamb?rs said, the contractor a region that was snowbcund Lutheran, St. Luke's Lutheran, hooked the electrical system for seven months of the year, Ascension Lutheran and running the shop toa6oampere with drifts as high as 40 feet. Messiah Lutheran. Good Andrews Presbyterian, Hope hiring and conspiring with • 0 JL . , BEALmFy WITH ILI EASTER PORTRAIT SPECIAL 8x10 Portrait In Beautiful Living Color - Plus 6SC Fflr, No Age Limit Portraits Available in Various Size, Li Charge. Group. 97r per subject LImftlPv Prson, 2 Per Fsirilty No Obligation to Purchase additiona l Portraits Your postriii will be fl&shed by highly skilled piofeulonals using the most advnc.d phr'ographic wt$pmsnl and Eastman Kodak products. 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West The Sasifc,r'd Herald Berlin: Lot explosive growth In this Allied sector of Berlin that houses 2.2 million people. West Berlin, bolstered by economic aid from the West German government in Bonn and from the United Statt, now how has one of the most tm portant industrial concentra. tions in the European Common Market. Industrial turnover now tops $6 billion annually and there are more than 900,000 persons employed. The workers along Budapes. terstrasse were toiling on a sec. By CHARLES OUL Copley News Service WEST RERUN — Grnt clouds of dust rose over the sidewalk along Budapesterstrasse as the bustling German workers stacked lumber at curbside. In a nearby hotel restaurant Turkish waiters, speaking perfect English, moved about their tasks with quiet efficiency, They are part of a West Berlin labor force that is struggling to keep up with ._: - .............._ -- - .— -. -.__-- - - -- ----------- Of Lion of the Europa Centri in the heart of downtown West Berlin. Europa Centre, a maze of nialtilevel stores and passages, was "opened' in 1965, but it still is under construction. Touted as Europe's largest shopping center, it has stores and restaurants of all kinds, including the inevitable Chinese restaurant. There are two cinemas, sports facilities an iceskating rink), a car park and a fl-story office building. The Turkish workers are part of an 80,000-strong force of Gold in foreign Imports brought here by the lure of governinintsponsored programs that Inchide direct financial aid for relocation, housing assistance and lowee tax rates. That working In Vest Berlin that the younger generation now is remaining fairly stable." Wages are competitive with Uoe pant In the rct ci West Germany, he pointed out, and Berlin remains the cultural capital of Germany with its hcst of theaters, opera houses and concert halls. West Berlin also is bursting with styl h shops and material goods. A Western shopper cruising the huge department stores, specialty shops and food supermarkets in downtown Is West Berlin losing its own young workers becau'e of the political uncertainties In this Communist-encircled Western "That has been a problem," admitted Dr. Karl Fink of West Berlin's Industry and Cornmcrt'e Department. "But there are so many advantages to G West Berlin tends to be awed by this city of plenty. if there Is a shortage of any conceivable item in Berlin, it Isn't apparent. Some of the prices also are 11wesome. llumpsteak goes for $9 a pound; this is comparable to filet mignon in the U.S. that sells for $2.95 a pound. Park steak is $6.60 a pound ($1.59 in U.S.); nonfat ground meat $6 a pound ($1.49 in U.S.); navel oranges 18 cents each (10 cents in U.S.); whole chicken $1.14 a pound (47 cents in U.S.); dog food 58 cents a can (35 cents in is outpost? (including All U.S.); coffee $1.82 ($1.05 in U.S.). - He li tter a fly CECILY BROW:STONE pound Lydie, a young Frenchwoman who also runs a cooking school, Associated Press Food Editor -: be Clothing also tends expensive. A raincoat that goes for $25430 in the U.S. had a price tag of $47.60 In a West Berlin store. Men's suits start at $100. Trousers of Levi's quahty, which sell for $12 to $15 in the U.S, were priced at $26. Cotton blouses ($10 to $25 In U.S.) were tagged from $26 to $30. - --. - r - And West Berliners complain that prices continue to go up. -' was working for her M. A. in French lAterature at Western he came to New York to teach at Columbia University's I'm American," Wayne told me with some glee. Reserve. Born and brought up in Tulsa, Okla., Wayne got his B. S. in mechanical engineering at the University of Colorado and his M. S. in industrial engineering at Purdue. Then came a twoyear stint as an army industrial engineer in Texas followed by Graduate School of Business; shortly after that he and Lydia married. Wayne knew good American food because his mother is a fine cook, but Lydie opened the French gastronomic world to him. He set out to learn her native language and became so For the past seven years the Marahalls have spent summers in France where they have a country house. Wayne still remembers his first trip to Paris and his reaction when Lydie shosed him the shops featuring charcuterie: "Eggs in crystalclear aspic! Golden-brown working fireplace and gather- search, the applicition of math- terie tie cuisine. Wayne is seriously interested in the classical guit.arand his hobby is ing lumber from another old West Village house for beams and shelves, an engineering job in Michigan. proficient that he has lectured ematics and statistics to busi. ness. Wayne and Lydie met when be was doing his doctor. quail garnished with black 'With my western background, it's no wonder that when I met Lydie her enchanting French Although he is greatly inter- in French at the European Instilute of Business Adniinlstration in Fontainebleau. ale at Case Institute of Tech- truffles! Galantine studded with green pistachio nuts! The charcuterle windows looked accent fascinated nic," he says. "When nology After completing his doctorate Frenchman, he never guesses the shop belongs to este-d in French food prepara- his wife Cleveland and she in I speak French to a AV F TOOTH- PASTE ii IA CAUC IU W-D BRAND U6, S. CHOICE i'i4fj" !IN like museums to me. I couldn't believe y'u could carry away SAVE a ' 10ICE) SCOPI aE - F --- LI 1r4~ MOUTH- PLO? WASH C1ACIN SAVE c000 Saltines . . . . 88C 2 Joi so 33c 1S-oz. BOTTLE ' Date Bars SAVE 19 9 1,-il 01 79C Dliii OAItING SUGAR Ok COCON?,t - Donuts . . . . . 2 's 88C lôu' PIG Natural Cereal EILNCMS 14 c 244ot • • PG Bundt Cake 69 SIZE MAIl) 05 - Corn . 3 . . . . . . . CO?Y1IGI'iT 1974 $1 99 Bleach S I, It SAW 1 c.- G T-U R K-EYS 98 . . round II Round 9 . 3 . SAUSAG , • • • • TASTY (T'tv( I *g PAM[Si - - I . I ' • Loin Chops A slim, well-built man in his early 40s with an engaging glint in his eyes, Wayne thorough!y enjoys his life including keeping his figure trim. He Jogs every morning and counts Calories. "The first big gastronomic event in my life was in my lit t,. teen4 s her I tsittit NI2w Yur and met up with pizza," Wayne told me, "I hadn't known It existed, what I had missed! Then 1 heard someone talk about Italian spaghetti with white clam sauce. I tried cooking It and have been making it ever since." The Marshalls sometimes invite a few friends to supper to have what has become known as 'Wayne's Spaghetti Dish," winc, a green salad and one of Lydle's splendid French desserts. WAYNE'S SPAGIIE17I DISH 1-3rd cup corn or peanut oil 'i cup olive oil 1 cup finely chopped onion 6 tablespoons sweet butter 2 large shallots, minced 2 large cloves garlic, minced I a cups dry white wine 12 teaspoon dry crushed a . . • • 9" I Rib Chops 989 . . • . USDA CHOI CE SHOtiltiul I Lamb Choos . a I. IRISH $OSTO BUTT I. PORK ROAST OOc 'I il1 tl1tirI :URAND (F USDACHOICEBE -- • ' . , FUL,L'CUT. ROUND . -. '. - S . • - S TEAK '1 __ - oregano PIG CHOICE IAMB 5110114 09 'b'CHOPS - - 3 • USDA (1101(1 LAMB . A 79 e I I 6c : I I SAVE Cubed Steaks5,$989 Tenderloins • 99 c to 99c $ 998 w 0 BlAND U0A CHOICE 8 1 11 • . I 11 $269 0 BIA.0 WHOII HOG PlO MODESS 71 (1 PIG : : AflV - IN Beef Patties $259 11t . • . - TONIC • • AVG w 0 BRAND USDa CHOICE III? wNO(( 16 LS AVG CUT £ WIAPPID 9(11 HAIR SIZE I . Strip Steaks 1O - . 1' . . . Ground Beef 1 00 FKCS $ 2 I 4 BROAD (111(0 CIP,tt Chuck Steak i:', W 0 BRAND Pull (10'6 b PIG SB HGUIAI OR SUP(. pppp P 0 IIAP'.O USDA CI'401C1 9(11 N! ' . 88C ' 909 APRIL 14 CHUCK ROAST .. W 0 BPAND US)A (1401(1 HANOI PAR Bill 99c . . 1040 . • S0tti ui Delmonicos 39c 01111 DAiLNG G100P4O Beef Mixes - 0 BlAND USDA CHOICE 5111 PP 8 81*1.0 USDA C140C1 Bill O'-iI.tSc 511 AtS AllOW 99c 98C . • l) M Sliced Ham 88C (,AUON • • • • . • JUG Paper Plates 'U HI(ily AIlO." Qunntity Ri9hts Reserved WINN DIXIE 5109(5, INC 00 17o. . soil Roast Ham .... 04~ G1114 C.4141 IN t'QUID (;IA— ST,tt 25C Green Color ... Sliced Ham $100 ' PUNCMS RED, YEUOW 09 SAVE . . . . 100 Cl 49c DEODORANT Color Kits 61: Dill HOME I 4 U()r(() MI() (1lILu (4IAITIA HI(I(J1 Tomato Sauce 4 . CI QUAKER W/IAI1IP4$ Ci 9IGUIA1 DIAL . • kpj MAO 10,41() Wedges 4 CPAC tIP. GOOD fiG 0C WED. APR. 17 n WED. APR. 17 THIT STORES CLOSED Easter Sunday PRICES GOOD THURS. APR. 11 THRU PRICES GOOD THURS. APR. 11 THRU RINGS ALL IN MANY MONTHS IS 0 STO CK UP NOW! NUTRITIOUS BEEF AT THE LOWEST PRICES IN 0 ONION 4-02. ,f - rl j TUBE 4- unrfr. - 3-02. 3 - Wednesday, April 10, 1974--38 flnwo COLGATE — -- : _.. %%alls along with French bat- discovering fine ones-, because WAYNE MARSIL•LL tion, lie has never attended any of his wifes classes la 1-cuLsine — up. -- Dish. 0 . But WOW! One he sells his finds there. classique." When I asked "how The Marshalls use their four- come?" his answer was "She's story 184i3 building for the store never asked me." lie cooks only and cooking school (both called one dish and an Italian one at A La Bonne Cocotte and their that! • living quarters. Wayne renoWayne is on the faculty of vated the shop single-handed, ling Island University's Grad. including removing the plaster uate School of Business. His front red brick wall, opening a specialty Is Operations Re. Most afternoons, through the wide window of a pots and pans store a few blocks away from my West Village house in New York City, you can see Wayne 'lirshall practicing the ]ssical guitar while tending Spanish, Japanese and American guitars hang on the to Just Cooks -- • , MRS. SMITH'S NATURAL JUICE PEACH, CHERRY, 'PUMPKIN oh' APPLE.. -P IE / Two 8-ounce cans minced Clams Freshly grated Romano cheese 1 pound spaghetti Heat oils; add onion and cook until transparent. Add butter, shallots, garlic, wine, oregano and liquid drained from 1 can of clams; discard liquid from other can of clams. Boil gently for about 20 minutes. Add drained clams (from both cans and reheat; ofi heat stir in % cup Roniano. Meanwhile cook spaghetti according to package directions; place in large soup plates; spoon clam sauce over. Pass extra Romano and a pepper mill. Makes 4 huge serving3. PJGS HIAO A SHOULDERS LOTION 14iElik-JEANS Rights Reserved Quantity - SHAMPOO 39 2O BREAD SAVE l'oz. 17c BOTTLE 3 AQUA NT HAIR -I 20-o z. LOAVES 22-op. BOTTLE BAND ______ IDS __________ 1 SMUCIIX IC' Popcorn . . . a . • Cleaner. SMUC&9 iBtACkBtifl 00 01 $Ii((ity • • • • • , till 57c Syrup . , . - . • 'i.' 5#fl 9 (7 fit . . . . • . . . . Syrup. . ••... . . PIG .. . . . 1? • ... Mustard Spaghetti 25c Salad Dressing. ...... '. . 71c 24c . . . . . • . wi5nPOt.f RUSSIAN $01 ITL - I 81C flINCH 53é . Owl (9 e 45c i, CT Cup Refills . . . Wf((Aif IiN Coffee MJ.XWI&j P0uS1 Cranberry ew we * ee Saucb 51... .,..-..... a . 4i9E FIRST $7, I - J •. I. jj, 01 C AN . . . . . . . . j £( I 'd . . . 161 tilt A41101 GlAZED Sliced Beets.... . .. . . __ ........... - A CANTALOUPES LAYER CAKE 2 ,09 99c C*iS 88 • • • •• c.. 33c IBLITS SOfT WHIr 1 00 ' (LI 'IA Shoulder Roast. Biscuits . . .. . . 67c Oranges 4 1 , . 11 a • • • Franks . . . . • . . . U 6 9C Dinner Rolls V (l 47c Frank 53c i, 1AV4' (, AIM I (2 • . . . . •. $129 Pimento Cheese ..Al 0. 1 If , 929 Whole Harns... 99c Lettuce........ Celery I. * P. .lf(. 18 . • • . • • . • STAII ]9c 5 p - 1 C Chunkees °' . . . . . ILJtpAaQ: 2 141*05 . . . . . . • . . . . Twin Pops 49c 11,014 tHIC!f14 54(l59l)$y OR TUii(, 49c Dinner L • . . 39c SWtf I 2 . . . . . . . Orange Juice 2 17 Ii PIGS 10, 89C l.'o 59c CAM . 1 S(A PAl Potatoes.....4 CARROTS ii 18 BAG' IADISHI5 (I to BAG Ci 1 9c 63 . • . . Asparagus j IUMBO piI,(,? 11(514 Canned Ham . 4 , Broccoli PAt.,T 1.1',,, 5119 11( 39c 5 IS,, Cheddar Cheese *I ,Li . . . . . Cabbage 51111 11'9 '.1 I 39c 0 . . . a • . Swill 111uiuu 14051155 POt;Nl) 63c AS? I I ARGARINE I JAV5 99c sd 32-ag. CTNS. P& G 3100 OnionRings...." 9 MIS PAUl S Green Onions • $UNCH lOc Fish Sticks . •.. . 14 PIG $109 - TOP '•:.r ;, Marmalade..., _ 'j-- Dinner Franks SNUCEIIS QiAPöC,f !601 'lA '7c ,j, PXC, ( 6 )1111 Cookies 4,1 0=_ VALUE STAMPS 01.1 GAiiUN EO'Ijq 'IA TOP II abric So ftener C#'.II tIt.( j Boneless Ham - jrs C.. VALUE STAMPS , i 5S rr — I.L4I : - r r Tfl7 TOP VALUE STAMPS - I Wtt ., " * a • FRENC H A...& 25th ... - . Meat Dinner .J1 •I1 - AllI 56 - -- ' -- - -- 13 SANFORD Il( 'IN I 01 AI $ Chip Cookies... '' I I I 6 s St i9 35 , ;'mu Dish w asher A l t Green Limos • 43c 17,11 CAN Marshmallows 6.1 El 1 9 Inst. Coffee , ON . J Ott MOP4TI r AMPIIIf Inst. Coffee IOLGti ORANGE JUICE (01y 1 LB. . (16,1 $1 07l TOP,VA1UE.STAMPS a 'XILN (P9A N LEG 0' LAMB $39 ê SWIll. JUICY 47c Green Beans 3 Grape Drink... • •S.eS,e.... . TOP VALUE Y '(AMPS - ASPIRIN (1 f4 ..()7I IIE • 89c Command HOOD fs1b SiZti *OLC.ti MVCIII STIAw$f ,,y 'ONCO 11411.0 13 65c Ii C., U'i.t cAP.-IIA DR 'V'ER 89c Grape Jelly. iZt . VIU')4 Cleaner TABLETS 9LACt APL 97 02 STIAW8I2I1 19 ,,, A • • • • • SMUCEII 9A5Y Off 0,11P4 Al IDSOt Gomm fOU $100 Preserves 3' (AS! O WINDOW Wafers USDA CHOICE WHOLE 29-ox. CAN $ -- 111111 4t Powder.. au-u. 49s PEACHES CIAC(II JACK 5A4I Smith Wins LB. SAVE 10.o. HONEY D CAI,r CAROLSMiTHJR. DEL MONTE WHOLE SPICED p HONEY SWEET '2" wom~ SEEDED ROLLS 69 3 ALLWIDI PLASTIC STRIPS 4,1_tv PICNICS SAVE 14c SAVE J 7c A DETERGENT Dx. Darling Brown n' Servo Cluster or SPRAY 13-a. CAN IVORY LIQUID W.D BRAND SMOKED PORK SHOULDER WHOLE DIXIE DARLING FAMILY SAVE 'A'lNN DIXIE STOlES INC COPYRiGHT 1*74 49 E. FIRST ST. ' TOP VALUE STAMPS 1 $* A'.() I : ;: 'if- No xr TOP VALUE STAMPS If ' II *Mt (l I Cottage Cheese -4 - rr r ---- - - •.t P.AI , II., : I TOP VALUE STAMPS : ,•. I j.t'. *I4 UI Fruit Basket Q1).5 i' 57 . : .. .'........................... 13 --('-Of' TP.li, APR .. t....,a, Strawberes ri I' No GOOD THIC *i 60.. . -. '' ......... • SANFORD FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. Capt. Carol C. Smith Jr.. USN, a former Sanford resident, will take command today of USS Enterprise, the world's first and largest nuclear-powered aircraft carrier. Smith and his family lived at 104 Shirley Ave., from 1963 to 1967, while he was attached to the Heconnaissanc2 Attack Wing at Sanford Naval Air Station. Smith will become the seventh cvmmanding officer of the Enterprise in ceremonies on the 4.4-acre flight deck of the Ship, which is moored at its home port of Naval Air Station, Alameda, Calif. He will relieve Capt. Ernest E. TLs&t, USN, %110 has culngflandetJ the ship since Dec. 1971. Smith served as executive officer of the Enterpris., from May 1970 until May 1972, when he became commanding officer Of U&S San Jose, a combat stores ship. During his 22 years Of naval service he has al-,) served in two destroyers and in - four aircraft squadroml,a* laq of which he commanded, anti has completed the Navy's nuclear propulsion training progrwn. Smith is married to the former Sat. Jane Clyde of Pensacola. They have four children azd live in quarters at NAS Alameda 07 ['Er - - - - - - - - - �"a Kai EDE WN. —_— - .d 4B—The Sanford Herald Wednesday, April 10, 1974 He Collects Clocks (And BN 'liNt: 11'(.'tN Copley News Service LOS ANGELES — Ralph Majors Is a man wi th a lot of time on his hands — so much, to fact, that he needs a warehouse to hold it all, Majors, 62, likes antique clocks and, over the years, has built up quite a ccllection more than 2,000 by his last - Everyth i ng * The Sanford Herald Wednesday, April 10, 1974-58 El ) Here's se hI il k i'to wu:idant' for Majors' consideration. "Time Is a tremendously interesting Item," he Says. Majors has one-weight ticular about the kind of clock "Why don't you play turn 8 at still another organ playing Vienna regulators, two-weight he buys — as long,' as It's old, church tune on the old pipe "In Your Easter Bonnet. Vienna regulators and even says "That's enough, One of his most unusual organ?" three-weight Vienna regulators pieces l a 17th Centur Majors. "Let me show off y whale , While Mrs. Majors belt out now." that chime the hour, half hour oil Ever since utvre was th lamp-clock from Holland "Nearer My God To Thee and Picking up a crank organ, he living organism on thee and nuartor.hour. The clock consists of a glass "lot1wr McCree" on Inc two. says, "ijt to sell my monkey. earth there was an unconscious He and his wife, Louise, live cylinder Idled with oil and pedaled antique, Majors prooccupation wi th time, Things got tough. But now she undisturbed above the inside a lamp frame, displays his hog bristle, plays and I dance on a string." "Time is of the essence to all warehouse full of tickers, , When the living things. There's a right chimers and bongers, every one but k 'ii, tii. oil bedecked machetes from The key to Majors COuCi4 Borneo and his wife's d passing for The caperpillar to of which Majors himself keeps r. mania Is that he is a sprou tti and or e at to repaired. numerals etched on the ghm, painted Limoges china, an revealing the time by the hibernate. He has mechanical abilities Mrs. Majors switches to "The "Early rman measured time But Majors isn't in business tamp's light. , Missouri Waltz" on a baby which a journalist who wonden By AILEEN CLAIRE NEA Food Editor One of the better ways to stretch the meat or poultry ' V ' RALPH '141,1,1[01~'S :%'I' .ii II1I .UtJUc UL F I CRANBEIWy CASSEROLE VIA LEII'OVERS - " ....'\ - dandy Way to save money — amily "ShopHappy It V IR SMOKED 08 MOHAWK CANNED I L1. 1601 N. BERMUDA. KISSIMMEE. 5741 S. ORANGE AVE. 114 S. SEMORAN BLVD. KISSIMMEE - 847.6253. PINE CASTLE — 8597530 Canned Ham Cit PLUS DEPOSIT AFFAIRWAY rea 'fltr' Catsup A I 3202 53 4 A s z 39c 730Z 4 Boiled Ham ,b.78c OSCAR MAYER J_ Wieners 61C lb 9 8C MORRELL 3 12 OZ 89 Relishes BOUNTY SWEET, 1106 DOG. HAMBURGER JUMBO TOWELS . GEORGIA RED SWEET POTATOES Whole-10*81. Roils Fruit Beverage `TS PICKIXI) BEE VIP' I It Iieei RIPE lb Salad Tomatoes 29c C 2202 ± ' Baked Chicken — ON uoms oaotn HOUSE OF RAEFORD .JIMMYO(Ap, 4 49 c 49C Turkeys I I Avocados \S \ 'v•. ' - -.4 EASTER TREATS! i Vanish (t Hefty Bags 59C W lb. .9 Agd9v $' 1' Large Easter Cake Eggs ........ " 6 9C Small Easter Cake Rabbit ...... 14 lbs. and up 6 Inch Nest Cake 39c 39 $ 159 ........... 1425 8 inch Dec Easter Cake GREEN PASCAL Celery bunch1 9 c Oranges 10 PABST PINK LENTIL STEW Economical and nutritious. l-pound smoked pork hock 5 cups water Medium onion r'1p,1 iLi cups (' pound lentils cup diced carrot up diced celery Salt and pepper to j?t Minced parsley Finely chopped sweet onion 49c 5 Grapefruit T. G. LEE DELUXE TEXAS YELLOW I ONIONS lb ) fl C ba J JJ BLUEBIRO ORANGE OR GRAPEFRUIT ___ Juice ,, 59 C '1 2 - I - oar wine ii so on MORE 05015 lb Ij " 49 48 TASTY CLAW LARGE FLORIDA HEADLESS. DRESSED Crab Meat Rock Shrimp Smelts A Yogurt 14 $4 502 lb Can NABISCO PREMIUM tb 49 CH0P10 SIRLOIN SAVE 5Øc .t STEAK PATTIES SAVE 20C 16 5 "°' BEECH NUT — C ' BOLD l I JX 50 -10 BABY FOOD PURCHASE OF 12 JARS STRAINED O JIOP FAIRWAY MARKE1S EXPIRES 4 i 7-74 A. ,. '5,39 s,a FAIRWAY MARKETS 4'I IXPIR4 I5 17,1 : ic, '5.69 QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED GREAT MEAT BUYS! Family Steaks lb '1.28 Chuck Steaks lb K.C. Steaks lb '1,59 Cube Steaks lb '1.79 B-B-Q Steaks lb 1 1.08 Turkey Breast lb 1 1.39 Swiss Steak lb '1.38 PRICES IN THIS AD EFFECTIVE IN ORANGE, SEMINOLE & OSCEOLA COUN TIES $ C lb lb $ 129 Lobster $ 69 Frog Legs $)49 Trout Fillet I .1 I. 298 Ii 98 - .,. I . ,. .. COOKED STONE Crab Claws .. tour with Julie Harris, t1 py rewarded backers with a 60 per cent profit. FLORIDA COOKED - -. , . $ 2 89 amateur Chicago show that ultirnately became "Grease," The friend, a dentist, was re. warded with a percentage fthe property. r4 , musi c.1 a l was first pro- duced off-Broadway for $)lO and on a wave 0! rave notices was transferred to the n Stem for an additional to,000. In contrast, the production of LARGE COOKED Neptune Shrimp One of Waissman's college chums told them about the . . .. Their first production was SaI Mineo's raw-edged version of "Fortune andSlen's Eyes," off. Broadway. It ',kind of said something to us about what was happening." Ilie prison drama reaped a slight profi t, which spurred them on as co-producers of Paul Zindel's "And MLSS Reardon Drinks a Little." After a year's ,, ALl0ur OR / - fr 149 " Saltines Brown" travels, they decided to try business together. We told people we would like to see scripts but no one sent us anything," he recalls, "so ise finally bought a page ad in Variety for 1750 listing our expe rience credi ts." Inc phone started ringing with prospects and the pair were launched, splitting bills usually bought so then we went Dutch." RICH Coffee Rich identical." After a couple of socializing years, both developed symp. torns O tlesmiess working for other people. When she turflednlh1,ChTe "Until I went on a weight. watching diet which is cxpensive," says the trim Miss For. Ken couldn't hack that, \,ir-- - Sib Cut Flowers, Fresh Each Week 1 U 1, = 6 For 69 lb. He eventually did phone her "and on our First date hit it off rehtPt he t, 17''!1 ',4"v $ 59c Margarine : until E.si.r Orders Early " WASHINGTON STATE RED DELICIOUS - Pioae place your 4 •. SWISS PARFAIT LIMIT 1) 12 1? 07 C.in', CHIFFON SOFT ___ - / I A 9C Whipping Cream ''" R . 49C 02 • Gal, Decorated Cup Cakes ... . . .. INUTE MAID I C. LEE N. —pL Ilinse hock; bring to a boil wi th water and on ion, simmer LnLI Straw; cover broth overnight. Discard c'nia. nove rind d and fat from hock; . boric; cover and refrigerate. M p m $459 Breast or Leg Quarters FROZEN-DAIRY BUYS OraneJuice re Ru CAGLE'S FRESH GEORGIA GRADE A FRYER . . BONELESS U . Heart Shape Rabbit Cake ...... U.S.D.A. CHOICE 49C Faf . . . . LARGE VALENCIA her home town." beautifully. We discovered we'd both wanted to be in theater ever since childhood. We IOZ TRASH CAN LINERS - gradually discovered our in- CALIFORNIA •II . WE HAVE LOX, NOVA and KEILBASA ' BLUE AUTOMATIC JL 79 mc 3J YOUNG 89 Sausage lb Potato Salad INSPECTED GRADE A 88C Spare Ribs 65 FAIRWAY SUPYLANO FMt$i PORK LIMIT fl!4( WITH $7 10 "lb 850 OR 88' , Ivory Liquid Cheeses 1.49 lb l' ilb Phg Windex lb. 39 Butt Roast A FAVORITE 49 ,o, SUNPd,tA!o FRESH PORK 4 3001. AERO II ' Cooked Ham SHOWBOAT Pork& Beans - 1 called for. 1-powid can sliced beets I small onion, thinly sliced and separated into rui.g 1-3rd cup cider vinegar I tablespoon sugar 12 peppercorns 2-inch stick cinnamon 6 whole cloves 3 "oz 'lb 49C M SPECIALITY HOFFAN ' - C&MPBELL Tomato Soup lb Dutchloaf qc COPFAaO 79c 2 Dinners LEMONS doz. Uss sugar man LS usually Rolls CHOICE SATURDAY LUNCH Boloana 11 0 MAXWELL HOUSE BIG JOHN 3 " POUND CAN Is 'a lb SLACK FOREST LYKIS ' WIDE C Bologna HEINZ p 69c IA lb ALIMFAT ALL S ELF -, - YOLLEN DAM - PURCHASE OF 3 lb PKG OR MORE i o Fudge Brownie 88c Ground Beef DUNCAN HINES " 114$ SEMORAN BLVD PINE CASTLE ORANGE - 11 Beef Raviolios MY lI SAJ!I*A -$?S1tVlI$IaaØ $fl$VIlI,,,LL $0 - IIWI lIWIA$l;$ 1601 N BERMUDA, 5471$ Wals&nan, now 32, "and I was graduating when she was entering back there that was quite an age gap." Miss Fox got to New York first, at 18, moving through a series of showbiz jobs that included apprentice experience on a pretty Impressive streak of Shows — Barbra Streisand's gofer in "Funny Girl," "Sweet Charity" and "Mame." Then -WI .I. U [UdJ U5 d milanager of "You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown ." WaLurnan, meanwhile, had gotten his master's degree at New York University and had gone off for a couple cf yews t0 make Peace Corps I'.s to be shown in Sou th America. His first stage job was in an office Where Miss Fox had previously worked. "Friends kept telling each of us a bout the other one from Baltimore," says Waissman, "but you know whauhjtaort of thing Is like." "Anythinga girl jn New York doesn't need," adds Miss Fox, "is somebody dropping by from - Vt -"*to J Butt Half - - FRANCO AMERICAN R OM In a 1-quart saucepan over low heat stir together the rigar and peach syrup until sugar dissolves. Add lemot rirKi, 1cmon juice, corrsLarch m1xtur and salt; cook over noderate beat, sUrting constaitiy, until thickened, clear and boiling. Off heat, stir in the butter until melted. Makes about tl~i cups —6 servings. Serve warm over wtte or y11ow cake squares. "I'm three years older," says Whole Ham or $9 HUNT '- Park high School. SHANK HAL F1,IJ 1 cia 3Ib rind stirred until smooth wi th 2 tai!espoons cold water Pinch of salt 2 tableWns butter or margarine youngsters attended Forest I • All, Li - 2 tablespoon lemon juice 2 tablesponas cornstarch - Lamb Legs Io1TIa tit - amcowyav ut JAaI*a avt 11$O ØIAIcI All MV. V.lPS3V*iTt*D.UNSflVfiStA*RD rs I5*MIIIflL u iy. lip L&I!S1O culp firmly packed fight lkOfl sugar cup peach syrup, from peaches canned In heavy syrup I teaspoon grated lemon iinu!taneous knowing that." Rather ironically the partnership was formed with Initial reluctance. Back In Maryland, the two families his in Jewelry. hers in advertising — knew each other, and both ® FRESH FROZEN 3q - J Chicken Livers - Mtiiledice hoc meat; add I tr, oked lentil -with salt and pepper; reheat. Ladle into large Soup plates over cooked rice, sja-inkl' with pars.ey, pa&I sweet onion. Makes I tw LYKES FRESH J broth — there should be about 4 dear koth.Rthse leatil5 and broth thcarrot - Sliced Bacon BUTTERSCOTCH SAUCE Good way to use leftover fruit CheeaeStraws dollar is to cook large quantities of a roast, for example, or cook a whole turkey and use leflovers in imaginative and tasty dishes. Two such dishes that will help vary the leftovers from Easter entertaining are an Easy Cranberry Cassoulet and a Cranwich Casserole, Even portions of these dishes may be frozen as as added EDITOR'S NOTE — Fresh thing's really got to hit us," musical around, and "Over v'1oicy and energy-saving might turn out to be the fresh step. management hood for the says Kenneth Waissman. Here!," a prime song-anddance EASY CRANBERRY management Great White Way appears in blood the anemic "it has to be an irresistible contender for this SaSOfl'5 C%SSOULET Great White Way has been Kenneth Waissman and Maxine urge," amends Maxine Fox. award honors. For. Young marrieds and proseeking since David Merrick And that's as close as you can Both these crowd-pleasers and the 6 slices bacon, chopped lucers of two Broadway hilts, get to elder producing gener. how the young marrieds traffic heavily in nostalgia, the 2 onions, chopped aton withdrew from multiple tht'y',e combined drive, savvy from Baltimore have become first for the rock 'n' roil 1950, 1 pound breakfast sausages, and luck into four succe*sei in enterprise. Unlike Joseph a Broadway's hottest producer and the other for the big LXlfld Papp, they prefer tot into 1-inch pieces run. Emphatic empathy, they tandem, the high-risk era of World War 11. WaLssman gamble I clove garlic, chopped of commercial theater say, prevails at home and at Since setting up shop five says this "is just an accident, to 1 teaspocn thyme iork. the comforts of subsidized years ago, the pair sired four we're not going to restrict our creativity. 3 cups diced cooked Iamb, successes In a row. Currently opportunities." chicken or beef "The important thing about BY WILLIAM GIA)VER they dominate the impresario l)ispLin a rare :i I puni, 1 ot!n * \l' l)rain;i \riftr tuLs," says ramiks as operators of binatwn ol synchronized drive, each) cannellini beans NEW YORK iAPi — "Some.. Waissman, who does most of "Grease," the longest running savvy and luck, the Pi2' the ta lking, "Is that it proves tha t there is an audience out PRICES there. EFFECTIVE APRIL 11 17, 4 "People ask why we're will. trig to take a chance because a few critics can kill you. Well, FAIRWAY FARMS FAMILY DINNER Va Chops TonutoS,3uce Shell Macaroni Peas Cake with ButterscWh Sauce SUNDAY SUPPER Lentil Stew Rice Fruit Salad - - that's the way the business has always been and we went Into it By CECILY BROWNSTONE Associated Press Food Editor !ntc1 small sauccpai drain juice from beets; acid remainMg ingredients but reserve beets. Bring toa boil; sjmrne about 5 minutes; pour over beets. Cover and chill overnight to develop flavor before scrring. 'a cup butter or margarine bowl. Pour bean mixture Into a Sprinkle some crumbs over large Dutch oven or 3-quart casserole. Pour tomato each serving of cassoulet. This saucepan fry bacon until crisp, paste over bean mixture. Stir to bean dish also can be prepared Add on!orA and sausages and blend. Bake in a preheated 300- more quickly by simmering in a saute until all are golden. Do degree oven for 2hours or until covered Dutch oven or not drain drippings. Stir in brown and crui'ty. Mix crumbs saucepan for 30 minutes, garlic, thyme, meat or poultry and butter in a small skillet stirring occasionally. Serve , and beans. Mix tomato paste, and stir over low heat until sprinkled with crumbs. Makes 6 ::; relish and chicken broth In a crumbs are brown and crisp, servings, In a Fairway I Is Fun (white kidney beans), drained 1 can (6 ounces) tomato paste I cup cranberry-orange relish I can (1014 ounces) condens,d chicken broth 2 cups soft bread crumbs - PR!CES, EFFECTIVE APRIL 11-17, 1974 Cooking e Great White Way Gets New Blood Majors has large body school small-b clocks by the length of the shadows of and has no interest in selling his clocks along is "A man could get up in the grand while Majors points out a at the intricacies of the pencil waisted, round-faced and oc- trees and rocks, and I think his clocks for profit. middle of the night, turn on his Jan. 4, 1800, COPY of the Ulster sharpener can't help but ad. t.agon-faced school clocks. He notice of time was one of the "We only sell our clocks to :lock and find his way to the Coun ty Gazette. Of particular mire, has 400-day clocks and 1,000. first steps in his development, collects clocks interest is an ope n letter I persons who will love them and bathroom," Majors says. day clocks and an 1860 time to tinker with them, "Clever people, those Dut- the Congress of Majors says he enjoys keep them," says Mrs. Majors, clock, States to the president. Printedlie not only repairs, but also measuring the progiess of "and Ralph prefers to trade. ch." The collection also includes human development by cornalongside is John Adams reply. . grandfa ther clocks, doMajors picks up th e clock and 100 cuckoo clocks and one of the paring the means by which "We *ook on our clocks like ing all of his own woodwork. By the time Majors t'.a. first it over mutters Mickey Mouse timepieces different eras kept time, many people ;ook nn their pets. "n't hear it ticking. Must shown off his hand-painted ever made. He has several hand-painted He has managed to acquire a "People come from all over have stopped." Chinese snuff bottles, Edison whole roomful of gears and Such novelties were desk Yankee clocks with applewood to cons.ilt with Ralph about models in those dabs. Ma j Clocks aren't his only in. pu1nihiandle phonograph, RCA ors gears. One bears the in- clocks. %torots complete wi th Hank cases from the pocket watches has others which bear terest. the scription, "Improved clocks Willi ams recor ds and an 1800 he i-epa N. likenesses of me Lone Ranger. Ilva 111, f aclured and sold bv -fle calls 11 i In's el f a \ R Vs todp In Lict, he de-igned and built r r h: 1iutchki, Burlington, dokihoiic Louise," sass Majors, In- that else —' My Grandfa th er's the warehouse In which the Pinocchio, Coru., 1811." Majors says he isn't par- troduclnga reporter to his wife. Clock," Mrs. Majors is sitting Majors live. ody school Quick, Tast y Cassou l t A u I o 98 "Over Here!" directly for cost o0f 00gtalt 4wwiram they heard about - �- ..-.--=—. --- ..--- --- . 68--The Sanford Herald Wednesday, ApriflO, 1974 I lic ; :', :-,- .JOISIUI U I II cJlU IL), IY/4-/0 vwtUeudy, spiii DW R Lat -• U.S N.. I yellow Cooking Onions .......3;39' •• 0 - - U.S. Ni I Flo rida S.,l Juicy. Oronges........549C . 0,•wa U.S P.aty V1r u... - Stayman Apples .....369' Teal., fresh Florida I Yellow Squash, ........ ''29' Fe leader l..th Zucchini Squash , . a . .... 11s.' 29' Ijp Perfect S., Sue. Florida Hu,d Per e Green Cabbage / Ill. 7 SOS 111151 Swtsr Saul I,aad Y.,ty 0 Crisp Carrots Publix '4 pligs-2949 Ssl.d-P,rf.il Pilot Cherry Tomatoes a Gs.at : two H Green Onions Sisad. Zesty 12 bv..tb,s For Phia . . . ... 39' l Z29' •....... , 41 FontOuavu qit. cio Z' I.11.rds tesip 4..,. Buttermilk Biscuits .....s I..I, 3941 I-lb. Cheez-Whiz ........... ., CIav,,. ..k., 33-.. ..89' Dill Pickles ............ V.. 1.,*e, 1 19 D,se.,$s. D.lsl.., bell ' AQ Whipping Cream ...... 1.....,. C.,. 4-... a ph. 51' Blue Cheese ........... C14~' Wlu,.,4. Chili. for I folly t,..l lb Cottage Cheese ..... U...tI 1.. $.h..,.,h..,. I.. FVM 49( Pineapple Cottage Cheese I..,.. 0.... D.l,e fresh French Onion Dip . . . . Ccc Cheez-Its ............. D.i.l.I...h. Aseulid S t yles _ W rff ,7—' %. I" Longhorn Cheese ........ JY (UP '' Pb, J.J hFG4pt V..... Cook N' Bag Dinners .. -. 4 •1-.s- I "Of aloll eter P.•s. Breakfast Links Patties ph, 0. Waffles ............... 5-... pbs. U tsia Macaroni & Cheese..... 7.s. .1.. S S.d. I • Cool Whip ............ tool* lelib. Pr.... Golden Deluxe Pie Shells ....... " .ks. rzoic J Cauliflower ........... I°' PS,. 4J Chopped Broccoli .......IS-st •,• j,, M,h 11... P.... . .di..d..l Flounder Fillets ........ I".. al G..t.. 49 Fish Coke Patties ... . . . . •.,as or D..ylt.l. I,.i.. Ras ffT ç E PT r WU . $•aêa• tD.A. a . M, < . PMI$eii. iris.. Ph,$us.t I,.... D.Ik... .W k.d Cooked Ham liked •...kla ?.•Py ........ 699 Its. ii Genoa Salami . .... . Honoy Leaf ••• - - - ? 89' 111000110041690 - 1ft,a-,,jh '72,/j' 7'•/ PotatoSalad.......... 499 D.lI,btf., As,.ft.d -. -ISV : 5 Iar.B.Qued Fryer. 99' to Ky 20 . lb. ' Top Round Steak Sell P.s,,.,,.,, Key Club Steaks • SwIll, •I•Iss Ptailvi Twenty-five years ago PictSweet brought their frozen peas to Publix for the very first time. And every year they've been filling Publix freezers with more and more of your favorites. Like frozen french fries, strawberries, carrots, cauliflower and corn. And today, you probably take the variety, fresh taste and convenience of frozen foods pretty much for granted. You pick up a package of peas Priasave 111"1 Sib lb. from the freezer case and pop them 1f7 in a saucepan for dinner. You probably ?don't think twice about it. And that's good. We want to provide the finest frozen products for your eating pleasure every day of the year. Dedication to quality and just-picked flavor is the goal of the PictSweet-Publix team. And the fact that you don't have to think twice about our quality and fresh taste is good reason for us to celeb1ate twenty-five years of teamwork. Sw,l. 99e . . ..•.. . . . . . Pcwsl Is..?... Pr _ efl lb. . I.I • i. I4111 PtiasI•* With *4,d..t.d Vegetable P?Sl•i1 Ground Beef with l.V.P. S.ait..$) Lemon Juice ir1et f1.ct $149 lb. 891 89' •••• 34-st b.l. .. S..l PI.. Shin SIh•l Dole Pineapple ••••••• .3 2h. f or Q.I,1hi1..l O....iI,. D.Ii Fruit Cocktail Sua$ r _* - - 4.., w.d ip.4 I? IPS, Vitt t"I XTRA '. _ — _._ . . . . . . . . 1" ' •,•• 6 $109 ......I....... Ph, fatty Angel 5l.h e Baker's Coconut ..S.IS '.' ph. It. P4ettI.s 3 c..s 89' Chocolate Morsels SIAI "-' ph. 49 49' . ....... .. Me- i" :' I(IIdeIIS Cr,,,.r. I-lb 22..,. Jim r $ii '.... U ph,. •S5 per . . . 1' . $ ____ _______________________ _11 ______ _____________ ___________ Dr. Pepper. Mountain 7 Up or _________ a well _____________ ________ ___________________________________ Pepsi Uo: till Dew 491 SAYS 4., Ua.l. Sias '303 49 E• ' S I S I I S 0 WholeYanis Stuffln Such . . . . . . . . • Whole White Onions II SAYS Ii. Wi*h-I... Italian Dressing s. I"Is' 49 Condensed Milk 699 a.,.... •.4 a•-.. G RE EN TAMPS Anti-Perspirant • 49' EXTRA IIITi1GreenStamps1S1 __ I Mii,in mouth Wosh 1 12..,. •1.,-.. 5.4 991 " I[IJI14')GreenStamps bliX • . 69' $ufI.rk -i....iSd I ow_r * a' AT . - - j °•SeOS.OeSeee.. ese. eeefleeeneeepsnee. -l S. •; . __ I Breaded Shrimp 54 •eeSaSSSSe a pleasure Orange Marmalade 1111 0 a "I•-4 s. 49 SAVI 30. Iae. 5AYS It. Cbw..h Styli Star.Kiit Tuna . ..... 2 It itL - I i.e.. Strawberry Preserves Tablets 163 c. sue ______ ISO SAYS lOt Seuthirs - PP, - - S.. Dot Miami* nigh. Thith Tomato Catsup Is.... 2 891 It 1.1$, eeneeeeeeaeee.e.eeeeese.e.. where shopping I.. $•-- 0 SAVI I., llb.vty led Maraschino Cherries . "' 59' CAYI b I.r Ilpa Pieced '° 491 Lindsay Olives . I, l,?•, See0000eeeo.e.n __ S • S • S I I,3h5 G,..d (SI..,, N.tw..l Pied..? S ,, 49' SAVI 1 M.a.li. Sup.r iai 1..y 050 Oven Clean*? 16..z. can AI S*A Shampoo I I S • S S '_;•• JWGreenStamps - ':' •eC•CS•ee. IRA 69' Tr.pp.ys D.lki.w. a ______ SAYS 304. Ir...I. Sopron. Betty Crocker F.sdge0. 23-.. •,. 59' TRA JWGreenStamps S,..kf.,, r Medium Shrimp .....,.. an' j --OP •eeeaeeaeeee * Red Snapper Fillets . Old Milwaukee Is Glad 3-Mill Trash s.s $ F' P ' 9 I5_ 1 S.sl..4 Yr..? Testy lris.a Vrtl.1.v MPS 1iGenStamp ______ I e _ Iruad S.u,.. 1r..I Liquid Detergent...... .. at. pit.. S..l..d Treat.Florida SI-Il .vaIi SAYS '° or• IASIL. l..vy SAYS Pull 13..i. c.. 'I P Oscar Mayer Wieners SO April 17. 1974 49 Roll Mix 1 lv. Ihurcd*y AprI I 11 Pillsbury H.l lAYS Si. $Il..d £ Chv.h. 104 Its, Slk.d Link Sausage ____ Beer SAVI 14 4 Ia.l.a.a I,1.a.t4s'.d $AY5 pop, $119 Polish Kielbasa I.vsy 0... W...t Ii..Ia.) PrsI.a Beef Short Ribs .• 4 obob 55 Copeland Franks..... a (1.ICI..h II.d.I..sl) L#'I ?d., I. K4, 1... Ce? All-hiS Trw,,i 5k11.0 ossof ye lap.rl.l Oi.a I.s.l. ..... _______________________ a for 59 JWGreenStamps * *** S •4 S. PP S.Jra t*S Honey tight 89' - SANFORD PLAZA 1 P..lI.Ap.ns SEMINOLE PLAZA ke%.S Hwy. 17. 92 and Airport Blvd., Sanford $2-.,. Pk. Hwy. 17-92, Cassei.erry -_ 4e E1(TRA P.m Dry Ir I.çvl.r or AH-I..l Style English Cut Roast Swil*. P,.a,ii,e $1" eeeS..ne Sflefle. 0ee5eee055 See. P.... .......... • Phil. 69c ••••S••I•..s Sra,hig•,., Country Ham . . 1l.d.$..k 1.55 Ch fl Hard %.I.a,l) ' .a., ) . G.a.j Cold Cuts Arai,, Small I.a.I... •........ .•S•SI• $Il..d (P.pp.,.n, Beef Liver Key CI,b Steil Slash) $109 I-.ai.lu Imperial Roast IwItti $r..k ' like. Cold Cuts premium PP P.,• I,..... ••4 4 ' p S.... .......... 05 as Sandwich Spread M..ty Pot Roast. . A,.l 'i (i.1 $15 '.441414 i4 $1•rMore Any fos ter C..dl., • 1" 1,•• '.' Swill _ * • S S I I I pill. 9° U S,•ISSI• IiI P..lwm Slk.dlC...d Ssl.l. spiced Iva.h.,a, s,. $l.,a.) 35 Ib.II...dT.pb,.dst.kl lb. I I d1GreenStamps• [[Ji bail... 13.S.lb .,i.I Swill P.1.. t Chuck Steaks. .... Swill. 1L Pepperidge Farm Stuffing.. SwiPri Pvs.1. Protest * l 59d Swift Franks $1" . . . . . . . . . . . EX T RA C•• - Fully-Cooked P,w,m Pri•a Sirloin Steak 69' eeefle.e nppnpeefl.. 3Ib$j,, CannedHams.,...,... N.vi..I. Cur. .. C... $...d swift's P,•a.Iw. $..•l,s Sliced Bacon lbs. INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE ___________________________ . 12-si. Pill. Rejoicer •, Diaa,,.$Pl. ____ SWIFT S PREMIUM PROTEN GOVT. CPOCKER Av I.Vhs Hkh.ry.Si..k.d avg. Fried Chicken, . . . . . . . 149 831 iur 10 MITT lb. bao Swill S....I. Im CHIPOS bY ' 39C , Sugar 4'9 I$.v.,s — Evcrcane —— ••S•IS• FrultedGelatln....... Always * family • SELF-BASTING FLAVOR PERFECT OR SWIFT'S PREMIUM DEEP BASTED GOVERNMENT-INSPECTED, SHIPPED, QUICK-FROZEN, EVISC., USDA GRADE A C ••• • • • •' '- iam anawicn . !:.' .. t..Pp' r.eb.I.h.d D.lko... ' P'4 LI 6Q D.lk1... Skid Poppor Pumpkin Pie pet . I,.,., --_.'-- -- -- IL - I. JTJJ T .JT . -T Li11 - -- __•__L -- �____ _____________ _________________ ____ _________ - _______ ____ i - _M__________, V~~~F 7_~~ - - __ _ _ _ __ ___ _ -- - - ---___ 813-The Surd Hera lo : ~I Wednesday, April 10, 1974 -I.... a 1 ~-_ . I 'i1 - 4: IN ,1`!F_2_-'~'-i Hawai Could i ___.. = p - 15 I I 1I - _i! I I Lose . I' I I ~_ i~___ r-7 1- - V - -- I ; l ~ vwl - I - - -- 0 -. - ; I" I F I I - 1. - I 1 __ I - Tee Party Keeps Ballerinas On Toes -- ___________________ - . . - .- -- - _____ - ~7 - 1. V I IV - ___ ~X - _____ All _____ _____ ____ ________ __________ _______ ________ I i ____ ____ ______ _____ ______________ _______ i•- 0* - I _, - - __ I_____ - 06 and pol In hopes of boosting production. I .1 ________ _____ I ____ - - I _____ . _____ _________________________ _________ ______ R01 Ill I - i~~~ I -Q& - - - - ---. , - SMILING JUBILAIRES ______________ _ .61hi ~ _a~~__ _____ _____ - _____ - - -6 a BALLETGUILD OPEN CHAIRMEN AND WIVES Dr. dfld Mrs Largen (I) and Mr. and Mrs Kurimat Churches Planning Sunrise Services - ~t W~~ I . Rev. G.W. Clark will ver 4ehthe meage, the church i located on Pear Anu Ik Jairies Lynn, Pastor and choirs one and two will serve. . New Mt. Calvary Missianary Baptist Church will join in Easter Sunday Sunrise Service Ilie Singing Kings of celebrate their anniversary Sunday Aoril 14, with the first musical and gospel singing to be held at the Second Shiloh Patrice Doctor presented the speaker. Mrs 13essi Brooks i Building on west 13th Street. Dodor, the pastor. Airport Boulevard. Guest group Phi hkta Liinbua Chapter of of the Sit. Olive AIN I IE Church LLC,ineSs Ed ucation the Florida B ilI be The Smiling Jubdaires, building fund Sp'aker for the t,entral Florida and neigh bo ring states, served as floatinb hostesses on the golf course and assistel as flair first itdit., Zien about 2 persom gathered to eat, drink , tour n ill nt Fraternit) of The 5 a.m. message delivered by Rev. G. Sims. ; - Allen Chapel AME Ch urch ll s L asease nrise Service at 5 a church is located at Olive Avem.e and 12th Street. church choirs u MU!RC w nelly is Pastor. i The I - - FlorLda -- - - - ~ le # - hosttheservjceandaIJchurr. choirsw1flrendermusjc.Rj Robert Doctor will deln,er the - - / V- - .- . . ..- - - - - = - :Z,-- Fhe R - • ___i Mrs M F Muller, organist presented a appropriate musi ca l program I W_ f--- ' -: ;- Red Revolutionaries Mourn Hilda Gadea - -- woman who may have .nged i _1 %~_ % I . - iI II I led the by paper merely as a revolutionary." 0 p l_i_ N - - T —i t always wore the same one -- ___._ __ - - _~_ , a - - -_ .I - . - . ~_+ ,q lcw= I ~,,. i7-~% 0 1 "~__1 6W _W%t-_1_4*4--!_~ __4 - =' Z I t- - ---I[ __ Q_ - --- V -__ .,z7 ~` - -4 __ 7I _. -. .- - -=- - an - ______________ - _______ __ - - - - - =- I EKWE -1,___________ Amazing new ignitiun ac. tivator ... multiplies spark !o p . I wife held minor jobs in the turned revolutionary. As an eventual result of that agrarian reform program of meeting, Guevara became reftist GIuItenIS'a.n Prcsidtnt 'BECKY' Castro's fast friend, close Col. Jaccobo Arbenz Guzman. consultant and chief adviser on BoUmo ved ontoMucoCity military science and taetk, one when Arbem was overftowa L, I - " , -%"~ RETIRES FROM BANK " o 0 of the most influential men In Jufy- 19S4Through Hilda. Guev Many are those ob.wn,m came to meet Castro aiA . ~ IL 1. ) her 2.1 years of service. Mrs. Smith served tile second longest term of any employe in the J.P - IL Castro could never have start a guerrilla campaign. I Psychol I - 4 T t Hopes To "' 091S V, d Children A * NEW YORK I AP) - Dr. Jr. "I went back to my xbool w;is absurd ykcausc 3, ~- 11 (jon,l would see a psychotic doing erw KaLwla claims her profes- and wrote a paper saying doesional life essentially started toes art reinforcing ps)'chost.s bears stben )Ou'Ce close to that nail tight"J touldn't - wbensl* was 42 ' tsudian4xhl'ital,"she yourdoctosate,"aheexplained. She 9X a patient, never- 'Oh, that's all right' I'd say' new techniques wI'Jdi ated Mter tie tepees were graded theless, and whin a week, she heck are you doing' it!' her to generate speech from dnd handed back the recails sats, sh sia ahl to get re'I'm rwer dishonest wIth' mute, autistic children, t)wrety that h-r pr'fessc.r asked, "Who markable rcsuas (runt a sick iuch a pe rson I give him real rriattedJy ,iltenrig vhiIhood is Irene Kissoria" May I speak h't,c g'. it), and u-us is what tinpol' schuophrema with you for a moment?' by simply reversing what taM about my techntque.s - . Mme While atte"ng tile Univer- "I tt=ghl he was going to do was done -it the ;im.pltal, Dr. treat the 1"zyenotic nnriiiallv i't E'7t11prpli-4 % rr U n ex-tic tr,.tead he K -ii rtir,,,-md flIJ s4dc d51bIiUi hp'taI '-..Id I o&' what do you h4Ith rcpis, tm-r'ored the normal' vIena!ion di.Ues and says it want" I told hint I wt.nted a btzar-re and the child got betFor the next three )P8I she was there she realized docters patient md wanted to try cut ter. continued work with authtic were reiMoring psychosis. my owa ideas, which ci course 'Before," she said, 'loctars children, ( 'N .44 - C)IRD ~tAs - - * l, j 0 U '.. * 1P . . ~) ~ ~ .0 , —_ ." - . _;ZZE~ _.~ h V- - AAk — -e 16 , ~ When a loved one has departed, Ills to the living that we must offer consolation. We believe that I -_ -_ .---- __ - __________ . - - -- __________ i tt1_ ...Sheriff - _ - - __ ,J - , . wi t sk. i' r , L. -A471 __ - __ " rthday - .; \ Co lumn - J. I - = - - -, - - - - - - ________ A ~ ~ = ~-_ Begins L:j I - • 1 0 I I The Herald recognizes that a birthday Is a major event In a child's life. we ,Aoidd like to play a part in his happy event by making It a matter of public knowledge. Obviously we can't help blow out the candies on the cake, nor tao e print stories of the Individual parties. %e can, hoe%cr, birthday on our U, Women's rages U you, the re3der, cooperate. Each Monday we will carry a listlng of 'Birthdays of t he tek To have your lx~h i e__~_ i/i - NJ 1 1 for8 C-11kc rtt .. . .. L I 1.L I - 1 (I NI - I'I I I 1,~~.,, tI . -1 DC<5 Ov, '% I N IN 9 I - 0 t I -. - '-/ - -- -'1 .;/'___\ - , - g:---_. , Trust Flotshcirn to bring you super soft genuine patent leather teamed !i.t iflC ) - ft 0,,-. '... 0 -. -' - - f a closed shoe No mere - -outstretched" o-andals. NNot sincc Florsheim blended patcnt leather ttit mes h . •.---.:---. -- Herald the child's name, -_ IV_; , - I . * -.-_ - _ I .. . . r' ) n - . I ' I , _----- - ~ . . . .. ... 4 "I . . ; information In the office by F __ / , I low many women cry when their boss 'yelLs -t thein. They feel, 'Iledocsn LUke me, Mrs / training, students also rec e 'ictures froni bi'ines.stnen in eiv - - -- _____ -= - - LO ' ORGANIZES 'LASS . Mrt. M rs.. Sulierot supervises mature women ' . - White or Black Patent with matching handbags - r. __________________ - -- Flors eim s Su.krot said. .rLF t I I I I F' J \ It i I '' L -I\- I - __ , ~~ C) . - Ve~ M_-~ A .,iA - -';; =~= ~ W - - 010 peculiar to the newspaper F ' the da% in Sanford. ,- ~A 1 - - _____ auditorium. I us They also play roles of boss and 4- . r - - A1 _w I - __ - _ __ - Jr~ __ - ' TO "I 1 . - - e thern.selves on their results but --__-- - - Ma s0nalily breakfast. Know About The StGck Market" , Polk congratulates Of - in The Sanford Herald are avaIlable to you in 8xl0 reprint size for $3 DIAL 3?2-2611 or 83'I 9993 - I __ W11 0*0~ OIL - - . 4 a ppe aring SANFORD I A I , 0 Orlando Public Library Sanford Carpenter, now a Sanforditc, day night. ess . I - 't erger PH. 32-S212 - - ,-\ As L med'uia between try ii Stock Market Forum he Ann Gehman and the Greater desitnwd just for A certificate proclaiming him A full house was recorded at for three consecutive Thursday Anne thoroughly enjoyed the ful l-fledged Democrat went to each of the three perfonnances nights beginning April 18, at ,roup and regrets that unit harold Kastner and to Walt with standing room only Sun 7: 30 p. m. in the library "0 limited She could h i p nt Students not only grade si mply wiite or bring to The - , If dabbling in the stock market is ,our bag and you Plaudits and bouquets to Anna her next birthday, what age 0 .- of. '' reassurance W lson,Eichelb M ortuary . - the vmrds of the scriptures can provide the greatost comfort of all through their Inspirin g i i ' A~~__ ~. ~ 1. ~ - 1. By ALISON LERKICK s.une work as before th eir mar- groups of 20 "umen go through to work for financial reasons PARIS (AP) - "After 2' -ng, years I'm on my second hone)- while, business methods have chologca1 need. What they learn is not to type moon. At last I have something progressed. It's impossible for .6 ~ - Smith, Rev, floss Dens!ow, sacola N aval Air Station and Sam; W. A. (Daddy I,ongwood Hotel, to benefit the Jolenc Brubaker, Doe Rawls, Billie was in town rt(vw.ly Warbucks Patrick earned a heart Fund, has been can- Janine Metzger and Judy mak ng red tutu to start a new fashion celled. The committee plans to Carlton. ni., an can wai t on the golf course; and to Earl stage a similar event in the fall. assistant pastor of First Feliowship Players on the Science and Technology uierce sI sends lots of love to Presbyterian Church, was professional presentation of Department is sponsoring the chamber a nd recepti' it presented a golfer's Care 'Take This Cup, a Lenten F% en thing You Want To aud ence at the ___ I scheduled April 19, at of Titusville and former of First United Methodist Youth £---..1_ A TOAST TO SUSAN LARGEN gold sponsors for Ballet Guild & __ --------- ~ Freeman, Las to Bevcrly Darlene Macke , Amy Berrien, their IAwh Ar!4r home in jul,. tVegas Night, Martha McDonald, Cheryl when George retires t Pt - - - ~_ School Helps olve Rut k. •llI0INAVE _ - - At: - Chorpening, Debbie Freeman, Sanlordites will be return..,g t. According I V ,J Association and will &nce in a three-day festival in May. recet,ed a worn.out pair of her Pusband, Foreman Heard, ballet slippers Rev Bill Baron technical director, and the cast --- IA : 0000r:7 __ __ - - \ ¼ Guild supporter from Atlanta, Ixa (Hermn) Heard, director, don't know the "how-to," then " ~~ ~,Nov I r, I - __ ll t fri.iri I : p& t'rs Yo rk St Johnson, Tom McDonald, Jamie Rogeis, Martha Hard__ wick, Chuck Hardwick, Ca iy Griffith and Sue C'horpening. Friends of Navy Captain and Also Buddy Echols, Slike Mrs. George (Biflie) Kimmon3 Fitzgerald, Rob) Sawyers, 'il1 be interested to learn th4it Randy the former Naval Air Statinn The guild dancers have been selected us the "top ten" by Joe Oppenheimer, a Ballet - s - - - ' - . REBFCCA SMITH, manager of the employes cafeteria at the Florida State Bank , Sanford, is ~ e through gon 1) 1US Prt stun Uitharde 1ic Baker, John 7uli ip aredt mucti curiosity. %0iite krit shirt with the word Jack Prosser a bone in behalf of his canines, Igor ~ - hite I ac lira \1ackasaarded itha - forts in some states. But do the line style, she wore a matchiIng I'he bride is a student at FTU gcdgets really deliver" hat accented with long flowing "I don't know of anyding that streamers, she carried a boquet and tbe groorn is an installor for motoristsp can attach that will of pink and wNte carnations Western Electric. - '111V citst Includell Jim"11%. golf . _____ Many women are divorced, or keep bo,oks, but simply to Ilo tell iny husband at night," tt-. older generation of women diagnose their aptitudes, dust widowed or brutally abanstopped wor , to coniminds doned. These are our SOS I with young college gradu out the corners of their She liasn't remarried. S~e ates," said;'Ars. Sullerot, direc 'Ind to discover new fields of children and think tl~--'. they ton of the institute. Work. don't exist any more," Mrs. Many businesses seek Ma- Sullerot said. ($ flow do you find a job after 10, The frail-looking blonde her. lure women who are tnore 15 or 20 years of being a wife self took little off from work beStudents learn through audicistable than the young. France . and mother' lwt'cn 1949 -ind 1957 to raise her historically has always had hltr t one. What is th:! faste:)t way to f reawaken aptitudes of memory lose a job? By getting the % rong front her pots and pans to found inore women working than ~he and attention. They review logone. says Evely-ne Sullerot, a the French 1"amily Planning United States. But 4ter World ic for solving problems. They War 11 thie bourgeois mentality wio!ogist who specializes in organization. took over. Women who stayed ~enew communications methe pro cuts o women at home ere hlghl} respect- lists 'IirIng those enrs I dian rel a ting to economy and l'Institut National pour la work 'outside.' but I never ed," Mrs. Sullerot explained. teChflt)IToday the opposite is true. "A Promotion Ferninine, a brand worked harder Ili in-, life," Mrs. new 'school" under the aus- S'illerot sas rb In short, the course is a giant onian ho sta it step toward what Mrs. Sullercit t han nothin g. She feels a "'ll,s Todat c) cIlnarv..s umen Il on, is dedicated to belpin' f "Women must learn obJoctivwomen get out of the rut where tivation and vocational guid. Her friends wo-k and so do her fty and mental rapidity. This is I In.,irriage put them. ance course in the institute's dititighters," she added. . the direct opposite of Gallic After bears in the home, classrooms Four hours a dab, Students at the institute fall charm and Aincrican liberd t women don't want to do the for a four-week period, four into two groups: those who need arts education," she added. -, " .- - - -- ' _7 _____ - . ~~~~__ ______ (4 length gown of pink with an A 48 ,,late senator, was the master of 1 runonhes For a job well. S Maid of honor, Gertrude Mrs. Cobb chose a pink dress4l every hour you're on the high. Ngher gasolitie prices, prowhite acces.sories. Their new way!" incters of such devices appear Browdy, was attired in a formal re.C, id e nc C will be 7957 Shoals t'ihat.increasedtheirsalesef 'Burn water in our car 0 u to 5 more miles per gollon.' - _________ - For her going-a-way outfit Us iiitnole s most eligible gown halter inspired will, bachelor l a wy er and former ruffles outlining the neckline. 0 her tier wedding cake of pink and gas savers. ;. I. - - - - ...14 - - - "INIACK CLEVEL.tVND JR. EINICEE Drama, at Fellowship flail. - roses - - . -. I I Associated Press Writer bouquet of p - JANIE MONTGOMERY AND WALT CARPENTER By BOB SIONROE jot ______ - -- -- _____ - ______ 't;, -Iff impro'. e their mileage a with streamers Out-of town guests were from Those "minis for three de- significant amount," says auMisses Ann Martin, Mary Altianta Miami Tampa St vim advertised ~n an autorno. tomotive engineer Bob Knoll, Banlut and Ingrid Muller w, -re Petersburg and tl%c parts catalog are typical of head of Consumers Unions tile IX-nefits I)rf.!111,~-1 In.'!f!r1--11., ~!Ilt" 1-1 (fi~.Hloq. .- -- believed to be the wt)() Jian rust introduced Cuban dictator L'IA Castro Both Guevara and the young . ;6,VY *. A_^4-4-e-- . - I!I - _____ I . . Gad get -_ - Guema In the - __ . prtsented to seeral golfers by 1. The brides mother those chose a formal length white %ith pink flowers and wedding princess slyle gown with streamers. Hostesses were flowing ribbon, accented with Angcla Green ana Jeaneue complementary head piece, her Lee, Pouring were Mrs. Ophella shoulder length veil was of sflk Moore and Mrs. Connie HID. by companies that sell m-called iU,Ision a , ~ I-- - - _ - __-___ - ____ Dora IAI-e Russell, president of the . uncle Ronald Gudwin, the bride !%hite and the cloth was white - - - - Her passing arA her swe all.hough the two had been funerill a cently In the Cuban government divorced ner and renw,ried. n wspaper. Granma Virtually unkriown outside Guevara in Guatemala. ,,The first tinte 1 saw Llie in Cuba &vd not even widely Guatemala," she later recalled, known on the L i - Given n marriage -1 report on Miss Gadea & funeral AJJII I .I . - - , Ironically Granma did not Cuba wW, Indeed, all I.Atin ni,entior, 1. - - - By JAY MALLIN reached the pinnacle of power MIM - Hilda Gadea. the in Cuba had it not been for Che ~it :! 1. I • - - ' A. The reception site was the delabras. Pink carnations annexof the church, the bridal 'narked the family pews. table was centered with a two- •.-t 4 - I and clever commentary, were - -. I car- and white with two can- -- - . The church was decorated rooms mother also chose a wlthpinkandwhlteroses, g of white - :11 xn - Ckam Gag awards, accompanied by i I 0- and soloists were Miss Gracia her daughter's wedding a street hfuller and Phyllis length pleateddressof white with an orchid corsage The - - h _____ t .1 W I . i in red on the front and his telephone nuinber, day or night, Z J.;s - 14.1 i -_- it the six-year-old ballet Iff _ 1 -- ~ _____- - and Samuel Jones. Flower girl was April Chestnut, Ring n bearer, Sheralton Maya. ceremon - -- RENEA STEPHENS 77- " I ________________ . . -, son of Mrs Walter C Cobb, Anthony Maya was best man Oviedo, exchanged wedding vows, March 16,1974 at 2:p.m. an6 usher-groorasmen were Browdy, Canton at the Antloh Missionary Eddie Baptist Church, Oviedo. Brundige, Micheal McCann, Leon Cobb, Fredrick thodes - . - - I I Oviedo, and Isa3c Ezera Cobb, nations with streamprs. - - X _~ r i - __ of fingers full 52 South Division Street, honor, they carrld - __ - don't pet beyond the first couple ..,4 __ eating pot, een though most AlLss Gloria Levoinia Godwin, brides ma ids and wore identical daughter of Mrs Nina Godwin, dresses to that of the maid of I -- - - . I am - t 40. . - qm" ; -_ If ,- iv 1_ II ~ 77 - - -, they generally look forward A GodwinCobb Married Annual Candlelight - __________ -- - - 4e-.- I 71 . . - ic - _76 -_ - • - Easter Sunday Sunrise Service - - wore a ~wishing red polka (lot t- ' - - ______________ - '. ~ _-_- ___ ----. ___ - ~___ ______ As for tourists, Kodama said __ __ - ____ __ .- - - ~___* 4 LADIES' ASSOCIATION BENEFIT PROGRAM ...0 to r) Cynthia Holt, Patricia Ramie, Mattie Holt and Rev. Eddie Tosie . I I- I it . .,ew residents, lie sa,d~ " ,I ould be encour2ged to deve~ op a taste for taro and poi. 4 I - ____ - - -A a - - -_____.__ .- ---. __ - I-V _____ pr.-,vi" the music for the attended. Li Paul Missionary Church will combtneto otst, -- - __________ ho'ue of her grandparents, Mr Hicks spoke on the theme "One Solitary Lift." The and Mrs. Cleve Gipson on Young Christian Singers Gezwd Avenue Over guests - ~_-, - - ____ _ --_ ________________ impro - t _______________________ as miring pot and lb fruits to v e thetaM4 I .~ : r_ V __ - of Mrs. Annie Mae Hicks. Miss party given in her honor at the 1 ______ .. - - Speaker for the een1ng was Little Miss Rcnea Stephens Miss Cvntthia hicks, daughter .e1ebrated her birthday with a - tcnlngasrIceandpothtoes,ar that it is nonallergenic. Ne$ - - Ceremon)oftheiesBonlmies Club was held at the St Paul __ ________________________ = Holt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs its annual leadership COfl Tommie I.. Bolt. The theme: ference in Orlando. Several "Giving To God." Rev. E. FTU students received awards. Tossie is the pastor and Mrs. Miss Ruth A. Hardy a senior at 'Mattie Holt, club president. FTU received the state contest Miss Patrice Rattle presented award for Professional - - ,.__ .- _t. i - 1 0111111 itt directors Cox" li~i ____ ._1 -1 Pfie nutritive value of taro ado 0 I - ar Ft. Lauderdale. Ilie program occasion was INI s C thin Technological Uni ersity held I i: I sponsored d program on behalf -_I. - recipes should be encoura~4 The Lpdies A.ssociation Club in Midway. Combined choirs will render music, Rev. G. Sims I lffiw=rd = F Z~ Missionary Baptist Church, with Morning Glory fissny V - ords of appreciation. nsor i t ord Ito F rid * eVel11rig i't 8 0 " -: -=I____ =~ ..~~ - / ç (horeographers, Miriam Re 09 residents and tourists. ~10 I Mrs. Doroth) Brown,,gae 'o. 1. i -I _; _. I I New M1 Zion Missionary trwssage. Rev. C.E. Standfier's will begin at 3 p.m. (Picture service. I'lie director of the Baptist ihurc4i will hold Easter the pastor with service below Young People Department Sunda} Sunrise Serice at S scheduled for 6 a.m. ______ new * - Ur dot I M - - Kodama said the marketing ________________________ ___________ 4 dancer. - - - 0 - sustained through civic sup. majoring in professional Spearheaded by Dr. Torn t ____ lmw ffi h. t1i it ~ =__ - - exoressed with a facial contoition and a refusal of seond3s, -A U-5 .- - d tb I _ _______________ 4VAlUgf ______ 1~ lose a historic institution and ach for hours. T. the tourist Industry will lose a ',aluable promotion piece taste often depends on the agç of the pot . Fresh pot is totally (Itor) Mrs l3roo s, Iiss Hicksan 1 rs rown 14-A .W ~I.m - eening I "xsi bottle to a% ofd baby's predawn hunger. '11 I ___. V4% 45- ? ~ ~~ r_______ •w-!I. - - - T - - - from Titusville, went a crooked plastic arrow. Another "first" as scored in Gene Mill er won a bottle of the cultural growth of Sanford champagne for spending the Seminole on April 6 and at a most money at an area winery tee' party to benefit Ballet find diner) to gain gold (,uila at anford-semi,;e sponsor. A sure of national dance As chairmen, Dr Lirgen was circles discloses that the iven a pen and p.nciJ set and weekend golf tournament at Joe received d cooler. \la)fair Country Club is also a Sheriff John Polk had the first' of this ruture m tho honor of toasting Susan Largcn ('ounir) on her 18th birthday that day. The chartered non-profit Susan, who flew in from Bristol g - - fly D(JfllS WI 1.1AA -Society Editor I i_~ - - - - - _____ _____ __ * - - F'. I ~ -_-____ - - I 4 P1 - __ IM11M.ME - 1 k L k hONOLULu tAP) -Poi, the saiddepartmentoffkialArth pasty Hawaiian food that tour- Kodaiiui. There were 165 taro [a ists are encouraged to taste , 9.6 M i 1---, '_'i while their hosts gleefully await which produced acres ii1 480 the usual polite lts not too pounds on bad" reaction, may lx' headed compared to 128 arms P for the endangered species It. ing 9.62 mtlllon Pounds on The production of taro, a acres in 1972 hodania said plant whose uncooked turnipThe attributes of pot a&, like root is pounded into the hailed b) nutritionists and ~il gra).colored poi, has fallen off sicians It Is highly nutritiou4, in Hawaii or the past several to in fat and has probed to be sears The state hopes to re lifesaver for infan ts allergic fo verse the trend milk and other foods The Department of Planning Pot as the mainstay of and Economic Development ias prov -. .~L Its Poi Wednesday, April 10. 1974-9B The Sanford Herald = - % arious fields and make I lelci trips to se eral companies 't the end, they are advised mdi. - --;I vitfirills, (in which Preas suit ittili h st "d ice -j are ready t) go into ______ business "At 20 years old, you can aflord to make a mistake. At 40, no, Mrsjullero(added cheer. fully. - - You Don't Hay. To Be To HEAT Like One OPEN FRI. NITES - With I, t Gen -!) e 11 CENTRAL HEATING CALL S -, STORE 101, & WALLPLUMBING HEATING , INC. i07S Sanford I It I 208 E. FIRST PH 322-0204 - - �________ ______________________ 4 - — WIN 10B—The Sanford Herald Wednesday, April 10 , 1974 . .. __..... L ady, . N ! 111 . I Dear Abby .. - I Girls Like Older Gentlemen Yoi Have Strange Friends T : . J. 3:30.1:30 CBS CBS FESTIVAL OF THE LIVELY ARTS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE \~ "A3signracnt to :'iii" A brother, who goes Into the By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN "Harlequin" Edward %7 . .4 ~ 'o 8-8:30 ABC THE COWBOYS 1:30-10:30 PBS THEATER IN suspense drama against the mountain to offer his sacrifice. D74 1,V OCMS TflM4I. Y. Nivi SiW.. aged Villella, principal dancer with sIfl Trap" A prankish delight AMERICA "The Contractor" backdrop of international CASE A-603: Marsha D., the New York City Ballet, has turns [nto..a grim incident with The much-acclaimed Chelsea shipping industry. Patrick _____ 18, wonders why some girls creat appealveron a Youth Jimmy ed getting seriously Th hurt. __________________ eater Center of Brooklyn's O'Neal plays an insurance r.dW!4*OC*iJG CNAI DEAR ABBY: My husband and few weeks, btu my daughter-1t1. prefer to n'arry much older of this classic. In its Villella Slim has set a coyote trap, and production of "The Con- company investigator who I were Preparing to make a trip law has begun to "borrow" her, men. ' '' to Europe by air, one of my so,_ so once again "Dr. Crane," she said, form, Harlequin becomes Jimmy gets an idea for a tractor," written by the suspects foul play when two Ph.D., M. D. (_ n lovable, rather tl~en roguish. practical joke. Only it backfires prestigious British writer ptospective informants are - . , "1e pei'" - ________________ GIRLS" __ ___ _________ _______ _____ ______ _________ 'WALKING TALL: ____ ____________ - ___ ____ Television I I "•'" I I I I - I Soloist I -- measuring it into another , . , FREE 1 doz. - pu A man with a little knowledge / _________ (/ . -. ill/li recreations you like since you others. Th en this becomes a Older men th us are likely to need rest from worry. Use some successful life and many be more adroit in their love particular skill to good ad- friends will be made instead of making. s'ant.age. Keep busy, 'A young ma n," said a recent turned off. A good performer here, especially whete civic life divort'ee, "stresses quan ti ty, so VIRGO (Aug. 22 is con cerned, as well as In the he wi ll kiss gui. many times. Be more helpful "An older and experienced field of lecturing. A good harmony reigns at home. Once ngs sportcperson, too, man kisses fewer tunes but you have harmon there thi pr olongs the kiss and embrace go be tter for you ouLcide. - The Stars impel, they do 'xt till a girl be gins to respond to LIBRA (Sepi 23 to Oct. r compel." What you make of his physical magnetism." Get work done and cooperate your life is argely up to YOU! In this age of mflation, many with others more. Contact Carroll Righter's Individual a atze that if the experts early who can give you Forecast for ycur sign for May wish to marry and hzive the 3dvice you want. Shop. Is now ready. For chi dren they II need a SCORPIO O- -t. to Nov 21 nd vLr hirthdte nd SI to i th ,. t,oud income ii they are You have to spend more in- Carroll 1tighter Forecast telligently to save for ad. Sanford Herald, Box 629, to stay at home with their LJU1CS sancemeni 3omne expert in IJullood, Cif %Q3 And this often requires that,2 ITisII have a 10-year head start . I. - -- 'II m —-- ~ ~ u i FUNNY 8USINESS 1r By Roger $OIIEEI D(iPIO fAL I -- .ft - &_:.(,t T'Z)''' ) -- ? - " tdn,ln.. ....Lj to - .' , r typing and cosu whien you send for one of his booklets.) _ '- -___ _ III= - -- I By OSWALD & 'inuu wu fma I ,J - Hwy Wsstis'i $ssf Cas.4.4 . -- - - - - A little knowledge Is likely be a dangerous thing to Dossess. Thø rgt.nn 5. •Ini It 01103 The ordinary bridge player failed to break all might not be count 10 tricks in top lost. He could 11 cards and see that the club suit hearts. if East held the four wculd give him his slam as long clu bs the slam would still make as it broke 3-2. He knows that if the heart honors were suits are supposed o break 3-2 divided, If West he ld th e four aid after winning time spade clu bs th e slam would make lead our ordinary player would Eie,t held both heart honors. ba nk down dummy's ace and in all the chance fo' success king of clubs and take the slam the combination play would by to the bank. 82 per cent, _________________________ Travel - 4(ftO'' i Jiurnrs - 41 551.11 part 41 AS 6flambkr Lame Arswe, to Pvui Pzzte 1 ___ ______ 71711 1 1 ~14II. 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He's capable of ta king care of himself, but only i % I ' - - ___________ if it becomes absolutely necessary." " ' - by \ I CAN- FIGURE I lou Flow I 0 ro LUNCH wrn-c.,rr T,AJ< I NG I -IiSALLODN WHIM ES J1 L ... - ULUNDC - / / -_ - - y tmauuner has maintained cinc ties will 1osco an art collector and a petro- Dick Cavolli 1-~ COE0 HE CPO FOSTER IMN I \\00e31r. / ccidentaPetroleum Corp. Dr. .rni-sur.n. WOP'LD WERE -r A 1 - -- f l~ _~~ Al" X ____ Et)ITOR'SN(yrE_ Peter Carl tors vice president. She apparFaberge created th e ulti-mate ently started it on a whim. Mrs. push-button - a 27-karat Lillian Thomas Pratt had not emerald to operate the media- becim a serious art collector, but nlszn inside an ela bo rate rock In the '30's she purchased most crystal Easter egg. That egg is of the works from the hammer part of a fabulous collectIon of Gallery in New York on the the Jeweler's art donated by a advice of Victor hammer, lie is soman who apparently bought the br other of Dr. Armand the works on a whim. Hammer, president of Associated Press writer RICHMOND. Vii. (AP) Three-quarters of a century ago, given the right ci.rcum. stances, you could have pee. sented your wife wi th an elaborately decorated Easter egg containing a surprise which she could see by pressing a huge emerald button, \ AEIJ'T THAT ' Ti-t5J( S Tu za ~ _____________________ The Ultimate Easter Egg R:flflIatn - - -- j -_.__---" out, lie's used the gun In the show. But if I left it up to the writers I would have killed 20 people, So far, I've only wounded one man. It's more exciting that way. Trigger-hap. py cops are not exciting. "Kojak would use violence only as a last straw, if it was a kill or be killed con!rontatio,s. If that himoened he uniuhi h. , ,- EASY LIKE .r.' /4L'QR/%. LOOK! '\ i v.'i.vo po'r \ PER5T') I E,l,161-4' • by Crooks & Lawrence "F'H' rtØv MOOTL.'1 THE 0L'Tb'l r.ClFgC, TI4IPQ& 4REs-j7 GO'J3 ,'1 MOO1i-4Ly FOR EA5y ' .,-,,, ,, - 1 S CAPTAIN EASY I LM TRYIIJ TO ) TE4CI- YC.J SED I -_ 91 _V!E~:~_ "-' y -' >1 >,, ~?kyr' ~ - 1'. '*'..A~ " - 1-,~r, ~ . ~ -k .*J1rSCREF.ECA./ '' RAiNCOAT! \'\N"~~ - - - by Hcimdahl & Stoffel __ , ' ill l 1 WINTHROP :,_-._••_' I ' I MARME (NTMTAINUIN? NIGHTLY S7UDENTS, SIP. " .. "II I created a lot of violence "-''", ,IIsJIIsuIuLy across a room wi th Just a look." was to make it as unattractive as possible," he said, "Kojak" got a late sta rt. i "Something no kid would ever the last wee kly show premiere In the fall -. because went to emulate. I played them of the writers' strike - and did as degenerates. You saw the not complete production until sickness. The Irresponsibility I the end of March. Now, because feel is w hen you make violence of the possibi li ty of an actors' attractive and glamorous. it's going right back into "You will seldom see Kojak production for next year, with a gun," he said. "Oh. he's 'Tl.t tl...& J_ _i-_-- SL 30QW3 Will be six armed, but he seldom pulls it - ,4. .Tij A! 1 MPRESaON ',OL'RE— MAKING ON THE / OF COURSE.! would I. Psrf.øJoi wunut . by Lorry Lewis Inthpmnt,Inc chance of a 3-2 break had risen intended to be a pilot. But CBS to 71 per cent. Then he would had been looking foe a series for cash the second high club. Savalas and when the movie JACOBY ' 00(0111 SPOON AWAflO 'Cu ThGMT IMPROVE THE__ eats " filmed on location in New York, He would say to himself a 76 "It'll be more personal in per cent chance is better than a New York than shooting in Cal68 per cent chance and try teo Ifornia and trying to create a heart finesses. This time he New York atmosphere," Saywould lose both finesses and his alas said. slam. The series is an outgrowth of An expert would use the same the movie "The Marcus-Nelson line of play as the ordinary Murders," which writer-exec-u. player. He would cash one club live producer Abby Mann based and when both opponents on the murders of two career fnilnu-n-1 I.. ...,...I.i •, LOC girls in New York, It was not JAMES S Noun sulliz fl/ill RAPIAIA t "UUIU uy io per cent. befou' 32C'l>onthdftio 4ltodrnt In the business professional WOrld - BUT, i1e AN-1i4t91 So send for my 'less.s for ONE Ht'5MOREfI Hucbands md Wiv closing a long stamped, return ,tT.17 '_.) cnvel've, sIus c write to Dr. Crane In raze of The Sanford Herald, I eru.losirg long stamped, r1i: _, . CINT*AL 1L0A'S 01*1ST AND F#ftff 5114k NO'JU - )~. I _, P,I& , I executive director of a one night stand. He's no Rudolph Valentino Hollywood tnt.tr vk., , - ... .,.,u iiw move would know that suits break :-. 01 68 per cent of the time, lie would also note t If East should hold ei ther the king or queen of hearts or both of those cards that two heart f inesses would lead to 12 tri cks without having to try the clubs and time chance of t11umt play SUC- - - i M41 r SULES1 MOW Theo Kojak, the lollypop-lick. ...-.- - \<CICKE N j , CBS's "Kojak." Win 7 tBriejcowD&JAMJ - -. K ~~ ' ' .pectiii OFF 1W Ht)t(! -- CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS -- lion services. Then he became It wrils l,hey could Wks that are given mothers !n ing New York City police lieu. an executive with ABC, where be put in marked, clear bol. lX)%crty-stricken areas for their tenant with a Polish name and a he created "Your Voice of 1" tles.---M1.:j HA. bies t wear home (re-ek Ujt (4,) k is played Azneroa'' rii It v n the hwq) "Aft l,ul,l,y—1 tal with it diaper.'llwy perfection by Telly Sdvafas. doin Foundation ar.d I)ealxxl) . are most grateful. Often they Savalas, with his shaven head awlu'th. swering Mrs. U.K. who hates throw away Orion socks with have nothing to put on their new and heavy facial features, freeHis acting career began when good tops but worn feet. I used babies,-MILS (.R.B. wheels his way through the role unabl e tohelpa theatri. mine to make a beautiful rug. of us 'wthGreekchannand good-na. DEAR POLl,y—T cal agent find an actor to do a Such a rig can be either who often use our outdocr ucd menace. particular European accent. crocheted "I think he's an ordinary. or braided. Start picnic tables find that napkins looking Savalas took the role and aprutting the sock top in one long gorilla," he said. "Hon. blow away If a wind comes In only three television strip about an inch wide, just as To up. est enough, lie's not a tough su. peed prevent this at ta ch (5rrew) you would peel an apple. Sew a paper percop, although the writers shows when he was spotted by towel holder to Burt Lancaster. the .strips together, roll into a underside lean to that direction. Ile'll be of the table. Each ball and then start your rug.- time even more interesting when you eat outdoors take we role of Feto Gomnez in "BirdMRS. E.H.D. find who he is and learn along a paper towel and just aboutout man of Alcatraz," which won his personal life." DEAR POLLY and Mrs tear off a "napkin" as needed. him a nomination for an AcadeR.G.-I add the tops from worn The roll Savalas said he wants to deof tov,els can be my Award as best supporting socks to pajama legs and arms returned to the kitchen holder velop Kojuk's character in ept- actor In 1962. to make them longer and they %hen the meal is ever,-M RS, sodes to be filmed later this lie became one of the year. "Maybe he'll have a rofit snugly at the ankles and MG ' ILtII3 ivuuing neavies. As mance.Lt'sbeensuggest,,' said. "I see him taking ro- someone put it, he had the "face mance as It comes. Even if it's that launched a thousand ' r._ :~: ~~ * K container. -- -' inen's Orion socks with worn feet to make infant's Sup over much you are using without FTERNOON - -- , - CARROLL RIGHTER ,• GOING Success -- - .,.,, lluge Puzzling Problem 4 by Dave Groue TO TAKE A ATH..,LJMPA '\HEV 'Y'HEAR F.))Z'Y I J LiST TOLD 'IM TO JUMP I WHAT ME SAID? ' L IN TM' LAKE! YTHAT LETS US EDITOR'S No'rE..... With good- drew a high rating critical natured menace and Greek acclaim, the networkand put it into c ha rm, Icily Sava!as plays th e the schedule. 101Iypop.lovliig police It is doubtful that Savalas POLI.Y'S wrists. Stretch them out and lieutenant, Th eo Kojak, would have allowed the name season's most popular telesew on with either a zigzag or Formerly a lead. Kojak to stick If he had known I'ion series. DEAR POLI,Y-! ha ye heard straight stitch. I also use the he would be doing a series. . that there Is a way to mount knit cuff part on children's shirt tog movie heavy, Savaiaj t ex. Savalas, outwardly and in. trigger-happy cops are no picture Puzzles after they have and blouse s1eeves,-.j wardly Greek-oriented, would been put together to make L.M. citing. ,.. i.... -.. have wanted :i tnsiri' flr,wb.., nung on toe wall. DEAR POLlS-Tell Mrs. ""is -----name. Ills own first name Cculd someone please tell me ftC, that i use By JERRY BUCK men's wornout AILStOtlL. how this is dofle?-p)lyI.lJ Associated Press Wri ter orlon socks for dust cloths. Fold DEAlt POLL VS-My Pet the top LOS ANGELES (Al) ) It Savalas was a latecomer to down over the foot, sli p fall the three television net- acting, not taking it up until he Peeve concerns the plastic your hand in and (lust away. containers man y poisonous works brought forth 19 new was 36. He's now 50. 4 items or those to be used with magnet.—IIAZEL. series. At midseason 10 fell by With a degree in psychology the wayside. caution are put In. Often a from Columbia University, he DEAR POI,IX.....In our specified amount is to be used Of the remaining shows only went to work for the State Dcand there is no way to see tow Mission work we use the tops of OHC was an unqualified hit partment and quickly rose o . - ALLEY OOP By POU1Y CRAMER 2:30 - called dearest friends came to those undisciplined choidren. "didn't Bing Crosby thus E ds Thursday . pick Rebecca Wright, leading and he gets his own foot caught Considered by many critics to killed before he can get to talk J me and asked me If I would his second wile a My daughter-in-law is a good woman ballerina of the City Center and he is Uapped for two days be Storey's finest work, a biting to them regarding the sinking of 4. please get a $50,000 a irplane girl, and I'm SUtC she doesn't young enough to be his Jot frey Ballet, will dance, the before the other boys finally exploration of the emotions f two ships. SIr John Gielgud insurance policy naming her as realize the toll the children take daughter? rnla nf Cihimhk, I. n. f "rn' ' •k. •.e , cat;,, iiii. LUU5, W IS y uuuisg.ciass people, using as plays the snipping magnate, the beneficiary. She said she on me. She's also very senAnd I have seen several Rated PG ______________________ wrsultl gladly pay for the in- sitive. My son tried talking to other cases where the college young lady- whose hand is delirious and near death after the hub of their activity a tent and John Hackman is a comsought by many. two agony-filled days. being erected for the marriage pany employee who falls ifl love surance! her about letting the children gII married men who were of the Ross's daughter. I was shocked to say the least. spend so much time at my tO 50. investigator. the with THIATRI 8-9 NBC CHASE " Th e People 8:30-10 ABC WEDNESDAY What do you think of ch a hou. unsupervised, but .)C i'is .' "Is it just because they crave Parlay" Working their own MOVIE OF THE WEEK 940 CBS TIlE PERRY COMO 10-11 ABC DOC ELLIOT "The suggestion from a supposedly ended up in tears, all upset, and 0.) the money or fame of such older kind of swindle, Chase and his ... Murder or INIercy" The SUNSHINE SHOW Perry tears Brothers" A strange story 1A A111I loving friend? I'd really like the next day they were back. NOW 19 aides infiltrate a gambling ring frequently concerned question himself away from playing golf atrut a guilt-ridden Indian lU your opinion. How can I handle this without m' and set It up for a post"Or do some young women be t coup of mercy killing Is th e theme of long enough to bring its a very youth who tries to "RESORT PEACHES hurting anyone' I love them all sacrifice have an instinctive cravhig for that not only makes them his tMs strong drama. Nlelvyn rare special. His guests include himself in exchange for his Plus Af 9:4-0 DEAR PEACIIES: Let me %-cry much. a much older mate?" winners, but also traps the Douglas plays a doctor torn I)ebbieReyno1ds,andIwof put It his way: U this "loving brother's health. The younger NAMELESS,OF COURSE . mn behind the scenes - the between the love and torment 0strionds, Donny and Marie. A brother is injured when the friend" invited me to her home DEAR NAMELESS: First 910 ~irls" tnt dinner, I'd wonder who she tell your mysterious Mr. Big, for hL JUNE-DECEMBER terminally 111 wife highlight of the show has the f hou.cckeeper that she iplayed by Mildred Dunnock). whole group joining Perry in a was loving, and I'd also take a Is not be be "bcrroned" by your LSM ____________________________________________ ________ a. IN 1k' is th:irtci IL her dcith, 1.ehtoii hnw ld n the food—Easter 8-9 CBS SANE)Y he Wrflae of a iid to duhtur ui-Lw,, Ilicti tell our I tj' .~ I -14 I i. 11 her father Dft;NEYLAND Sandy Duncan then refuses counsel. But a "Gat.sby" look. An interesting WDEAR ABBY: It's a cinch daughter-in-law to please quit man old enough to be L dances her and A way famous attorney now in opening has a mixture of 0 U " you've never been to Alaska, commandeering your help - Isoltell described asaJune.De.. sings through Disneyland in this retirement (played by Denver animated art and live action otherwise ycu never would that you love her and the kid- cunber romance. , :I. saluting different types of k Ring Crosby was 53 when he speetal,assated by an imposing Pyle) at the urging of lij have told that 45-year-old dies,butyouaren'tupto has-tog Wst of guests: Ernest Borgnine lawyer-son (Bradford Dittman parades. Lots of singing, 41 wombn who was husband them over unless she Iss there to married yo*-Mg Kathryn Lang, Now Showing th Buzzi, John Davidson, agrees to defend the agin g (lancing and all-around good Ru nunting to go there, discipline th em. Don't worry and as far 's I have heard, the Lorne Greene, the Jackson doctor. A strong cour troom fun, There are no extra about her ending up in tears. are very ____ marriageable men here, plus Better that than you ending up ____________ IN IE O BARGAIN MA jobs are scarce and prices are in a box But Bing wa you th ful in his be fore your time. *Yi'urs t7 U double. You should have told C 0NFIDENIIAL TO OutlOOk and ac ti vities, while ___ her not to go to Al'ka unless WORRIE!) AND WAITING IN Kathryn was more mature than S .' 34 50 50 _______ she had a round-trip ticket and N. Y,: The answer Is YES! many girls of her age. :' I plenty of money. She's too old to And Bing is a smart psycholo. q 7 1cIa at once, And If You be a go-go dancer, can't get an appointment Izn gist who "leans" upon his wife ERMA TN ANCHORAGE mediately or can't afford one, for help, advice and coor'1 (44) Variety News mter' DEAR ABBY: A few months contact') WEDNESDAY public health wraion, thus making her feel NON-DENOMINATIONAL 12:30 (2) Celebrity 7:00 (2) Tod ay age I was hospitaliied for a department and tell what you important. __ __ ___ Sweepstakes () CBS News heart condition, and upon have told me. And do nnt rnIt '' " (LI C' '' or w DUB DI iop EVENING a young couple break release, my doctor to*d me I anothcrda Tomorrow 8:00 () Capt. Kangeroo had to ta ke it easy. (9) N(W5 Problems? You'll feel better up because the husband doesn't (9) Mike Douglas 7A.M. SUNDAY, APRIL 14 ?:f)0 12) To Ted The My son, his wife and their Uyou get it off your chest. Fora lean upon his wife enough and (35) Payton Place Show HELD AT HOLIDAY INN LAKE FRONT 1255 (2) News Truth 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue three very active young personal reply, write to ABBY: make her feel a vi ta l panther In Service led by Rev. Bob Loy 1:00 i2) Jackpot (5) Hogan's Heroes his business or professional Show children are neighbors to us, Box No. 69700, U, Calif. " () Flintstones (9) Dragnet (s) News Central Baotist Church Chaplain . wc irs-v more raciose stamped, self(13) News (9) All My Children (9) Movie - On Call For Holiday Inn Some girls, too, have an they they are at home. They addressed envelope, please. (24) Viewpoint (3) Steve's Matinee 9:30 () Concentration ingrained wear me out, but I can't bring fondness for older For Abby's booklet, "how to (IS) Star Trek (44) Movie 10:00 (2) DInah's Place Jim Hays men. 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Suitcase viceyouneedifyoucontact Right The same "conditioning" 9:00 (2) Movie I.I ------------w enrai Iiopiiii ''" AIILKNOON '"Y' often occurs when a girl like () Perry Como A GENERAL TENDENCIES: (351 Mr Ed U4) MOVIe (Nov. 22 to Marsha becomes a secretary, You are overeager to make r SAGIVIARIIJS (44) New Zoo Revue 12:00 (2) News j, ------------,t 'in.4 • 9:30 (II) 7n. r.rtøi /' ". w 'tu u' uvuiva uautm w sm v'uy .JJU UI Plow 10 Survive -' (5) ''ijog And changes. Cool it to keep Theatre A Marria ge Res tless goodwill of present allies and to gain goals more easily. Listen older man. (33) The Saint () to good Ma tch Game More interest in (9) Password make new con ta cts who are Easter OneLife To (35) Florida a new venture makes It sue10:00 (5) Kojak His more mature attracted because YOU are SO men Live Lifestyle 41, (9) Doc Elliot jj I and executi ve power resurrect polseonadayother are "is uw, 7 — (35) Penthouse upset. some of her earlier devotionto " TM Stare CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. y. (44) BuIlwIr.kle 10:30 (33) News 4:00 (2) Somerset ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) 20) You have many decisions to 11:00 (2. 5 9) News Moreover, the older employer (5) Mery Griffin Think before you come out with make so take the time to be relies on his ass FROM NOW 'TIL EASTER (24) Today In The istant and (9) Lucy Show some critical comments, or you Iilane where you can think them makes her feel important. this Legislature (24) Sesame Street (33) Pajama viii later regret it. Make no out carefully. 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(July _. sure his facts and figues are In modern parlance, that I • ___- p-' The Sanford Herald Wednesday, April 10, 1974—nB Scores Picture Puzzles % ' 1. —T :- Kojak ~ zae Five, Ted Knight, Loggins and drama develops wi th fierce 9-11 NBC NBC WEDNESDAY other one crashes his motorMeddina, and Doc Severinsen. emotions. NIGHT AT THE MOVIES cycle. The victim rejects his . 14 •- ^4,; ¶, I am alone with • - L - POLLY'S POINTERS onTV ights Hi ghl ights flyGEORWCNE, It. ! . --p Some I . - - ..j-- -- - .• 4- ±'° --__ Chic Younj ----( I FORGOT TO MAIL I DIDN'T GIVE YOU TWAT LETTER. A LET TE -i 'rOU 6VE ME TO I (-S MOQf!.lG MAiL)' Jeum executive. NO 'A'ONC>Er Z lr I FOGO'r y TO MAIL 4 Legal Notice --4? r FICTITIOUS NAME Notices ht'rcbv oven that we are engaged n business at 5700 West n County. Florida under the tic I -J -ç ,v,ous name of HOME AP IAPE CENTER , and that we .F i,2~ 1 4 to ri-utter said name with the Clerk of theCircuit Coufl, emn3ie County. 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Asuil i? , 'A' TNsICOV'QJ ) LuI ii iiTwiiTicOvuiJ BETTY CROCK ER up ~ HASH BROWNS 25" Shops Sanford Wed.. April 17 Coupon 11pifffs A Sanford Park & Shops Wedr. April 17 Nixon lane Stand WASHINGTON (AP) — Bar. ring a last-minute concession by the White House, th e House Judiciary Committee is pre. pared to subpoena presidential tapes It wants for its impeachment inquiry. The confrontation that has been building since Feb. 25 when the request was made, became all but certain Wednesday after the White house said it would not decide until after April 22 what it would give to the committee. The White house position, spelled out in a letter from James D. St. (lair, President Nixon's counsel, antagonized committee members of both parties and a wide segment of the House. "I think It was offensive to the House," said Rep. Edward Hutchinson, il-Mich,, the senior Republican on the committee. "It was insulting in every paragraph," said Rep. Charles Rangel, 1)-N.Y., a committee member. Alter a party caucus Wednesday to consider the letter, the Republican members launched a last-ditch effort to persuade the White House to comply at' least in part with the cornmittee's request. "It looks as if the committee will issue a subpoena If the White House will not yield," said Rep. Robert Mcclory, House Republican Leader .John J. Rhodes said he hoped the committee would make an. oth er request for th e tapes be. lore issuing a subpoena. "Mr. St. (lair would have to reconsider and there might be some change in his answer," Rhodeu said. But most committee rnemlull, Lhuift One Coupon per Fom.Iy, Nosed On. Coupon per Ponsly, 1.as. • y)_• " c oz-35 n' Coupon per F.nfly, PI.u.I ->, Tw BUC-WHEATS SELF-RISING BAG cmitod Only at I Coupon 11pires i!iii"I'ucwLY GENERAL MILLS 1) FLOUR i.i'iz.ir (4 ( ) 'A' :, Aicii"iiu ou' un trnscout!J MEDAL PLAIN (OR) SOUTH'S SAVINGS CENTER ________ <. X0161 ( J * THURS,. APRIL 11 THRU * WED., APRIL 'Il WE GLADLY ACCEPT U.S.D.A .TAMP -r—.-- — Ono a icy- COUPONS KLEENEX (ASSORTED) 3JUMB0q1 00 PAPER TOWELS - t ALUMINUM FOIL - I.. Cocci Cola - 3 OTI. TEA BAGS-------------4- - $ poid 3c — 'l ..... A. S.. . CLEAN BREAD __.___. I _ 9200z. LOAVES LYKS SUGAR CREEK SMOKED c LB. 6 HAMS MRS. SMITH'S PIES COCONUT CUSTARD BREADED (OR) ES Y' ' f 19 HOLLAND DUTCH ICE CREAM 18 10 oz AAA LB. LB* HENS47 120Z. PORK SAUSAGE * RATH RACORN SLICED BACON . O~Aq) 77c c CTNS. GFUMEN 57 BAD AXE, Midi. AP President Nixon's whirlwind trip through rural Michigan re- But there were many who said t'cy still support the Pres- $j37 * SUNNYLAND COUNTRY SMOKED LB.J * LYKES SUGAR CREEK 120Z. PKG. STEAK r L B. 071 POT ROAST 7c LB. ROUND r--- 1I_• "Fe ESH" FLORIQA' !.YELLO • 7c 9 LB. 7 $j47 What I'm leading up to is Li.. j_e4 The The Sanford Airport (SAA) today indicated it would lease Building 310 to the Sheriff's Department for a minimum security jail if a IL study shows it possible to convert the building for this purpose. The Authority gave Sheriff John Polk 60 days to have an architect complete the study, after which (line a lease agreement would be worked ou t with the County Commission. Polk asked AirportManager J.S. Red) Cleveland and one or two authority members to meet with Commissioner Sid Vthlen, who is in charge of the project, to outline tentative financial terms of the lease for presentation ci the Commission's meeting Tuesday. On April 5 state Inspectors I J GRADE A - f(f'5 ASST'D. FOOD COLORS C _8T2..— — -U --- ~_ALKA — — —.-- 1S X 4 6k4 11 L FE ç: ICRIN M Pattsw REMOVER tCUTFX -A.I1 REO.,ClLLi1. PKGS. OF 2.01 — — .— - AL "US — WHY PAY L 1 .10 WHY MORE APPLES I - S"W91"Te POTATOES fLU4T e_ 44 ,00 , . 4.J 43-"dAKINGIZE" CAROLINA &•. W I- f7q IlABLETS_. — — - HreId Photo By Mart Weint:) . Teachers File Suit Seeking Bargaining Right W '1 6 11 T (jj1 Arsonist: D namite Supplied By Evans _J19 " 411Cl • . - t\ ' ' ....------------LB. FRLS!1 (aE(e' CABBAGE ----------------r,A.sTy e 3 329 SANFOP CUCUMBERS 9 AVE. STORE MON.1 HURS 8:00 A.M.-7:0O P.M. 'FRI & SAT 80O A.M..9:00 P.M. 'cUNDAy 8:00A,14, 1:00P.M. 25TH. & PARK AVE. STORE o MON-SAT SALAD c (! — SANFORD SUNDAY 8: 00 A.M..9: __ .$, ; H I •.. ¶i-:.-- P.M. 9 A.M. -6:00 P.M. -, L# S-S g•$ By CHRIS NELSON involved violations of federal Herald Stall Writer law. In Orlando today, the U.S. --=-ted arsonist testified attorney's office could not , A convicted ' tud i an otht ial of Orlando supply a spokesman to discuss plumber's union local OM gave possible federal plans ' Brundon, and fellow arsonists him dynamite to blow up the . _________ car of the owner of Air Flow Air Ben flames, 39, and Kilce Conditioning Company a month Muffins, 34, pleaded no contest ' _______ and a ball after the Sept. 19 Jan. 4 to burning Air Flow, and have sint'e then given detailed Haze, wiping c it Air Flow's statements to the prosecution truck fleet. Arthur Ray Brundon, 17, now alleging widespread union serving six months to two years involvement in sabotage for his role in the setting of the beyond the Air Flow case itself. In testimony Wednesday, fire, told a Seminole Circuit lirundon said he witnessed Court Jury that union organizer Daniel Evans, 26, Altamonte Evans give flames $150 in sinaI) • Springs, personally gave him change prior to the Air Flow six sticks of dynamite. lire, and said Evans told them (Herald Pnolo By Jane Cass.lt.erry Brwidon. w1 91w eh.re4 Ir "hit" Ai F!ov th CLOTHING COLLECTED FOR TORNADO VICTIMS Evans' complicity in 'an company had nct been abortive Sept. 2 attempt to burn organized by the union, deste RESIDENTS OF St. Johns Village in Fern Park collected 40 cartons Of (lit All Weather air conditioning a 1972 attempt. clothing and household goods in three days for Kentuckians made company in Orlando, said the Today's testimony on the homeless by recent tordado and presented them to Veterans of Foreign Nov. 6 bombing attempt against bomb and Orlando arson at. Wars Auxiliary 8207 of Longwood for deliver). (L to R) Mrs. Dorothea Air Flow owner Roland tempt was the first public Leffler, resident, Chaplain Pat Nash, Auxiliary President Evelyn Couslneau also failed, statement of alleged union No charges have ever been complicity beyond the Air Flow Hart, Mr.;, Vern Nichols, chairman of women's activities at St. Johns; filed in the bombing which incident. and Mrs. Mary Dilks, resident. - c- - ________ - I -----.- BOARD DOESN'T HAVE TO WAIT FOR GUIDELINES . . Says negotiator Rosenthal (standing right, papers in hand) partment," said Assistant Fire the owners, Einprise, Corp., an Chief Terry Dickerson as the operating permit on grounds blaze continued, whipped by 14- Emprise was convicted in building would be a total loss, open on schedule Mtrch 29 "be1,280 per cent In 1973, they reflected a profit and firemen agreed after the cause of the emergency situ of $3.4 rnitlion This year, roof of the huge building cii', ed ation and the financial inter during (lit comparable period, in s hortlyi(kr it began at ut of the state ." The case was headed for a it has risen to $46. 9 million and about 145 a ía Initial reports from pan-mu- hearing before an appeal court. that's only for the first two months of the year mind you. You'd think that with all that kind of dough, they could mt kast clean your ind.shiclds, SMALL 1 4 oz. - 11 4t. today's announcement by mile-an-hour winds, toward California of a federal garn 3mz. 'Y 1c CHILDREN.. _ - bling law violation. Occidental Petroleum Corp. (Lawn Thursday. Justice e that tot t he mon ths f thisycar. they show a profit of wartz told newsmen the fronton snould be allowed to $1 00 2½0Z McLaughlin, eager for a GOP victory after the loss Feb. 18 of Vice President Gerald H. Ford's old Grand Rapids seat, said Nixon's visit will have "a very dramatic effect on this campaign. If we win, there's no doubt in my mind that the President has turned the tide." J____ F, verfising practices. :, I t CASTQ RIA "!don't think he's as bad as they all try to let oil," said John Graham in Cass City. "He has (lone an awful lot of good for our country." Daytona Fronton Desftoyed * FULL CUT STEAK ET, COR $j 57 * CENTER CUT WIENERS :j ident, who carried the area overwhelmingly in 1972. CLO SIRLOIN SAUSAGE I FLETCHER'S REG. Greet Nixon Though his reception was generally friendly, there were signs at many stops urging his impeach ment. Speeches in Bad Axe, Cass City and Sandusky drew only mild applause, psalbly because few could hear, - 11 SIZZLIN' RIB LB. ROAST ASS'TD FLAVORS) PKG: 49t 7 I C LB. 3 I Frienas, Foes tnct's population centers of Saginaw and Bay City, Nixon flew here by helicopter for a 57mile motorcade through solidly Republican towns and hamlets in an area known, for its shape, as Michigan's Thumb, - -1* JIMMY DEAN PURE LB.77 vealed considerable anti-Nixon feeling beneath a friendly, Fespectful welcome, But there was little evidence it will affect next Tuesday's special congressional election, State Republican Chairman William McLaughlin was the only major figure in either par. ty to say that Nixon's Wednesday visit could be decisive in the contest between Republican James Sparling and Democrat J. Robert Traxler. After speaking to an enthu. siasic group of 5,000 at Tn-City Airport between the 8th Dis- By MARK WEINTZ "I respect your word Mr. wind up in court — and say your ta xpayers?" Board member R. Herald Staff Writer Nazarlo, but, he (Layer) stiU honor will you please tell us the G. Feather asked. Seminoie Education did not make the right move," rules of the game." TAIJAIIA&SEE, Fla. (AP) the over-all situation," mostly from builders seeking toured Building 310 and "There is no way to tell. It State Atty, Harry Morrison Morrison said. "That's about as Influence with the Federal declared it suitable for a Association members told the Sims said. Steve Rosenthal, SEA may never get to court or there minimum security jail, ac- county school board Wednesday "I wiU support collective negotiator, declared, "ft is a could be appeals. It could go said today he would meet with a ar as I can go today." Housing Administration. Gurney said during the tele- cording to Polk. "It's the only they will sue for the right to bargaining after the guidelines travesty for educators to have many ways," Strenstrorn Mate legislator to discuss a Harris said Gurney violated he alternative we have for housing bargain collectively, have been established," Sims to ask for the same thing over replied. state grand jury investigation that portion of the code that re- vised news conference Following the disclosure, said. and over again. We will not be of Sen. Edward Gurney, R-Fla. quires officials to tile periodic teamed in 1972 that Williams minimum security inmates," Recent releases froiii the board member Davie Sim Rep. Marshall Harris, D. reports of all gifts in excess of had raLsea $100,000 but said he Polk said, SEA members, after ten content to wait for guidelines legislature indicate It is on the The building Is the newest of lashed out at Supt. William P. years of trying, now can claim because we will then have 11) verge of completing the Miami. requested the probe, M. did not learn from whom. He charging, "The the right to barh!,sln for teacIer wait for interpretations of charging that the state election said he knew of Williams only the permanent structure Layer guidelines, but, Stenstrom said barracks on the old base. Polk superintendant's support of contracts due to a court ruling guidelines. You (the board) do he did not feel they would be law was violated during secret as a volunteer worker, Williams is serving a year in said the walls of Fe'eLa1 small collective bargaining is a giving public employes thc not have to wait for the able to come to ri agreement fund-raising efforts to- Gurney. prison on charges of helping an rooms on one of the upper floors political and devious method 1.0 right to bargain collectively. Morrison said he hoped to on them. "lie is right, you do not have meet with Harris this week. FHA official receive an illegal would have to be knocked out to drIve a wedge between leathers However, a hazy area "We are going down an art';i in payment from a builder and of make a larger dining area, but and the board." to wait for the guidelines, but that is wide open La Florida "I want to talk with him about how to implement the right. Relat ed dory page 5A) should the matter go to court I hese attempted income tax evasion, no other major structural gs take time and I Layer sat quietly at the edge Board Attorney Douglas am sure It will hasten the would not be surprised if the He pleaded guilty to the changes would have to be ft made. of his chair while Sims charged Sten.strom said the board would writing of the guidelines," Florida Supreme Court winds charges, handed down by a fedSecurity screens would be he had used "poor judgment" in be on sound ground to go before Stenstrom ad [sod the board. up writing the guidelines," eral grand jury that Is inplaced over all windows, and ta king a sta nd on bargaining the judge - should the matter "How much will this cost Stenstromn said. vestigating the fund-raising. the building would be Tuesday without ever Gurney, a member of Senate Watergate Committee surrounded by a 10-foot chain recommending that the board link fence, said Polk. implement collective and up for re-election this year. He estimated the total cost of bargaining. "He attended our said the $100,000 was not remodifying and equipping the executive session and knew our because th . nicaily no way of reporting it. buildiig would be around decision to wait for $175,000. At this time the jail guidelines from the state "There was no campaign would house about 40 Inmates, legislature on bargaining fund-r REP. HARRIS aising apparatus because but in the future could house as procedures," Suas said. I wasn't a candidate, so there - . - Wants grand jury probe was many as 160, said Polk. no way to report," Gurney Layer contended he had Cleveland said he had canThe Miami Herald has me- said. "The only solution seemed vassed most of the other tacitly supported collective +t ported that Larry Williams of to rae to wait until I became a tenants at the airport, and bargaining by asking a team be By John A. Spoliki sent to see wha t SEA wanted Orlando raised as much as candidate and report the funds about one fourth were OPposed and to bring back tentative '" 1400.000 for Gurney in 1971-72, to the establishment of the Jail, agreements, but this was Remembering back to the Polk explained no of days when I was with rejected by the board. Inma tes could be considered Westinghouse Co rp., it was an dangerous. They had short 'idon'tsee how you can trust accepted business practice for the teachers to teach your a wholesale distribution point to sentences of between 30 and 90 children and yet not trust them DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. tuel workers In the building days, said the sheriff, and were across the bargaining table," itiake five per cent profit, and it Ix- lauded by others in the i AP - The Daytona Beach iAhen the (ire started indicated not like!)' to attempt to escape 1er retorted amid cheers 1w Jai-Alai fronton, valued at $3.5 that the fire broke out in the as this would add live years to teachers. organization. their sentences. As a matter of fact, one of this million, has been almost corn- buiding's vent system. At least 10 of the prisoners The fronton had been open country's biggest "discount pletely destroyed by a tire that SEA president Adameo houses" gloated how successful began less than two hours alter less than two weeks, after the were currently on jail release-- Nazario Jr. promptly stood and their operation was at only one Wednesday night's games, fire Florida Supreme Court agreed working In the community said, "I asked him to endorse closing it could cost the state $1 during the day and returning to the teachers' right to bargain per cent net profit. i Of course, officials said. Fire official.3 reported no in. million in revenue and cause jail each night—and others collectively. I did not know of they weren't talking about the economic problems in the area, were weekend prisoners, said the closed door meeting about many dollars which they juries. 'kirkhnri-" theti Polk. tizi I've hprriI of The PrLM,iI,tpI hruRininl "It's the worst state received here in 15 ,ears wi th thede- Wagering Division had refused -illegal double billing ;d w Ti 45-6th 69. BUTTERMILK WAFFLES 1 $388 FRYERS BAKING bers said they thought the cornmlttee had been patient long enough and had no alternative now but to subpoena the tapes, which cover conversations be. tween Nixon and his aides that the committee thinks relate to the Watergate break-In and cover-up. f C 10FXG- AUNT JEMIMA 1W. BAG LA. GRADE "A" LOIN ROAST SHRIMP OZ. 7 SHANK PORTION * RIB HALF PORK DUTcH APPLE WHOLE 1 IF! • • Harris Says Gurney Broke E La 00 FLA. GRADE "A" BOSTON BUTT SEA BRAND ........... $j 3(ANi CHUNX DOG FOOD * FRESH :.'. 402 JIM DANDY ALL PURP TOZ. SAUSAGE $ EVERFRESH PINEAPPLE I3NtTS LYKE'S VIENNA 00 ' Thursday, April 11, 1974—Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No. 199 Price 10 Cents 43e PKG.OF 511C 61,2 OZ. 1 Z BISCUITS.-..---- SLICED ECONOMY ROLL LUZIANNE FLOW PACK BUTTER-ME-NOT (REFRIGERATED) DOLE !i iiijrraU REYNOLD'S WRAP _JL__ 549 ROLLS Angers Both Sides By JEAN PATTESON Herald Staff Writer 'anthr 1% ______ Sheriff May Get 2nd l_-Iokl*~Z,*~-, w -)• THESE ITEMS & PRICES GOOD..... FOO!) _____ - (V DISCOUNT PRICES ______ ."-.---- - N ew TAj$J -0 .z -. / (QUA TflYR$iflftE$ED) - . - T' -'0 - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1974 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Builder must WW My IOU. your gin Wiuld consider trade, I m.le of Sanford Call 793 $ *59 Orlan 'or a'p? - - - RETIREES DREAM- Rep', 191) Forrest Greene Inc. SA L E New "inn,le horres Cest pl, . S.',--- P C 'Mi North of Dog Irock. Road .11 ' - - SANFORD aq. Let one of our friendly ad visom P1E07 Only 10 minutes from Satiford and Orlando. Efficiencies. I a 2 tdrm. -___________________________ Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets. Counter tops. Sinks InStal'6tion available Bud Cebell, 172 1057 -- Waterfrcnt Property, tigru & dry With treeS. 1 43 Acres.. Osteen area By owner 37 2 5173. ____ ______________ HUFEMAN IDEAL FOR CHILDREN Coirplittly fenced yard with lots ct MOM to play Very attractive I bedroom home. Aluminum awn ing$ on the w ir4ows to make your air C0ndt'cnng bill o*er. This one has central 4ir. Prict only $7L000 Shir;ey Bennett. Assoc 1.4 and SR 434 834-3363 All Avft is Pell C..áered REALTY 5500 ___ S Acres, part orange grove, part clesred, terms arranged by owner (5 161 765 9105 or 373 341* for lnformatlo.i 44 Longwood balance. 300 feet from lake, rich 2 side%, big trees, park like s.ettir.g. MLS (MU LIGVIC) 76 . Income and Investment Property CALL 3222420 ANYTIME Apt , House For Sale $33,000. Terms 337 U STENSTROM REALTY 2565 PARK DRIVE I 9 _________ ii4UUi. UIJ 1W Y1U) Penney's 10 speed boy'S b'4e good Con'Iit on, $30 0%9 8. ov * Sanford & * Auction Pi 141 II. 4''CT ION EVERY Mc540Ay NIGHT Ant-qi.es. TV. M.su'lianetus. New, i'i"O uSl lumniluro ISOC 6pp.itlCS PIUS spec al S&ftS lsich 4051 9dy&iW Welcomes 6~ You.. ..A Beautili'l Large Wooded Lots Street Lighting Sktewatks 8 City Water & Sewer CUSTOM BUILT HOMES WITH MANY PLANS TO CHCOSE FROM 67 5Pi Ph 323 3950 after I. AUCTION EVERY FRIDAY tump pump, carpets, drapes. lamps, Duncan Phyte eld tables, end tables etc. Ph. 3730791 57 pm - 'k Singer F -. _ *- Homes. By Appnt. 322.3103 OM 711, a = W. 25th Call For Snger's best model, winds bobbin 0 machine Fully automatic. Pay ba,anCe Of 17$ or 10 payments of Sri Call Credit Devt SANFORD SEWING CENTER, 3CI A East 1st 5' .San'c.rd. 3779111 Eves I, 1146 -_______________ Sanford, Fla. . Ridgewood Arms Apartments Leasing 123 s"? WASHER, parts, serv ice, used machines MOONEY APPLIANCES, 3730197 Motorofi Corsole Stii'eo. AM PM radco,fapedeck 1175 or best offer 323 2775 c.ai-)tui ci's IT1O.5t L'eautifui new es)artn1nt Oflit'Iex combirs the beauty el redwood %-,iith .'icii russel br 1ck and warm cocotae - - Equipment for Rent "- L F RENT ALL', Grand (J Pt — Full IneGE AplIenc 5antorj Electric Company ''' ---- 65 DOG SHOW (p4,19*1 I(an..J duty. A'C All Breed Show, May 4 For in Fiew'I15. — S *5.5 010 Phone after 3-)?? Minatu;e Schnauzer s AKC. 515 07/8. Horses - - - . Carpentry __________________________________ • —,'IP4CEPIT'SCARPEPITRY Interior I'im Panlng, Custom Carpentry No iob t oo 5mlI 32] 147? -68 Wanted to Buy Carpet Cleaning Wer.ted to Buy, C ed ar Chest Ph. 641 6017 or 373 $363 ("wfliflQS CASf-s1fl ii), Pr,v4fp party wIrils to buy old f(,fntLrp l6mp',. qlasswarr n,irrors. nui,c. 322 9)9j - - Moran's- 1elter*ay Carpet Care & Janitorial Service. Free Est One Price includes ,ill''' III )1 __i W5c, SvppltS, '.na -i kiln dEaler. 105 r .=. it I_ '.iu.1xi, - -•• s ic-il '' (N ' -. ',' 1:1 Lifestyles Tl'li5e'fl1i- 4 Real utate Ov*dt to Gaiter Liva 60 AVE. - - SANFORD, FLA. -U-- - Pm-tl#-"t a f ii In rrsrjt P. th,n,ii 3. A H Seminole Ca, 74 Hr An *rrng Service 5)0 3011 . - At Herald lnccrne urge-I IS C'2e' Sate? Dn'l to advertise it as the Emmons G1ass.Myo,'s Stt-1V0 annummananiiiiiii , j 01 EXTERIOR - Gethig ready .-- _________ _______________ =Zw _________________ _____ tio __________ ____ for First Annual __ ~ ____ _ ~_ -~S~-_:_____ = ~-- - _______ __________________ - ______________ ________________ ________ ___________ __________ __________ Business ____________________ _______. - - . . ..=- . _____ - Price 10 Cents 7 200 Foot Fall: DO ve "t-iri Ali -- ___________ C Gail, ,..-....• -. .' .i T o - / 5; Frances _J. L L fly (she'ss tne bunny); and . KelIey -----*--- -h--— . ? ' !(.. '..- '.. - eid £1AU UVR, . 42 AU £• DSM IIJiV Sanford residents - havcconcludedthatthet interests ot the American people will be served by signing it into law," Nixon said In a written statement. '? - - —" - '. -_ .1 .. .- . - T.- . say theyl show up _. . - - when parade starts - - 12:30 - - -. _________ - (*+ (I to r) Michelle __________ on STERliNG. Ill. (AP) I shook loose to start tracking was wondering, 111 wake 9Pl over, I__ know I'm alive; if I don't, I "At about 2,500 feet, I pulled know I'm dead," says a the ripcord and nothing came "Although I have some reser$k)dlver who survived after his out I walled and still nothing valmone' about portions of this parachute failed to open fully in happened." legislation, its basic pui'pOSe a Jwrip from i -7. "On the whole, ( the hill) cc. S 31. Easter Parade are ______________________ 1 A - workers Association's - - - ______ - - - _____ Sunday to try and find top - 7,2DO p.m. ____________ * - I - SA6.201 _* . _,_ - , -_. - I - - eggs and win prizes. - Prizes also wil be _.-I —IL_Il. The AFL.CIO, which lobbied note of the many local when he landed in a wet, newly "There was a malfunction hard for the minimum wage inresidences given fiw besta er are being field-which helped to and I couldn't release it," he crease, noted Nixon's veto last saluted dailywhich in Th e Herald, via plowed cushion the impact. said, "I said, 'Good God.' I was year and said it was regrettable our CII' Salutes ad. — Wetzell and two fellow wondering how much time do I that It took th e President "six costumes worn These are but a few of b! members of the Rock River have, what could I do. months to decide American many locations scattered Valley Sky Diving Club were Every ing was foul ed up, I employers shoeld treat their th throughout the area which have attempting to build a star-by LIJ '-i4 ,4 1 _._jss u)' enhuren. couldn't get loose I just waited worst -paid scrkers rimth Soffic .., 11 caught the eye of the committee joining hands-and free fall for and pr that something measure of decency." , 2 which is trying to instill tillS 30 seconds when trouble inwould work out. The law raises the present (Meralo mob fly di • same kind personal pride in te nened Sunday. minimum wage from $1.60 to $2 oltiers... hoping to make seeiuc 'There were only two of us "It did. I got partial chute." an hour May 1, to $2.10 on Jan. improvements on their that got together-myself and Bob Brandt, pilot of the i, 1975 and $2.30 on Jan. 1, 1976. property, too. Larry Lyons," the 26-year-old chutists' plane, estimated that The minimum wage for farm It's a commendable two-year construction laborer said. "At We tz e Ils's parachuteworkers, now with a $1.30 floor, project, and one which ' hope 4,o()() feet, I looked down, saw at an will increase so $1.60 on May 1 blossomed about one-third will finally take-off with par- we were off our spot, and I altitude of about 400 to 70C feet. and reach $2.30 Jan, 1, 1978, WASHINGTON (AP) ticipation from everyone. adviser. It was on re- terest and profits on a real paid $67,94& toward Lis taxes President Nix ;', already beset evahintnns of based his past four esta te deal. thr ou gh wi thholding. He also iiçt by back taxes of $467 000, faces ret urns co mplet ed last week bs -Deductions of $77,938, left $1 9(1 from Lizt year's an estimated income tax for the Internal Revenue Service nearly half of It for interest refund. Thanks to Rev. Carl flflOfl 19/3 of more than $100,000 To and a congressional committee payments and almost one-third The resultant balance due for calling attention to m S avoid interest charges, he sta ff, plus pe rs onal financial from property taxes for his wou l d be 070 recent colwnn on streakers, / hou1d pa nearly $30,000 b) data previously released by houses in Key Bisae, Fla, Nixon's Los Angeles tax which included a reference tc Monday night, according to the Nixon. and San Clemente, Calif. ,,1 preparer, Arthur Blech, said "Scripture tells of at least one estimate I' The estimate shows: !y— -Tax due of $109,310. Th e last weekend th e inadvertent streaker, etc" President has An estimate of the -Income of $403,723, maci of White House said in December requested an extension of time The information as Op P r e s ident's 1973 tax return as it from h $O 000 presidential that $5.66: is taken frotti hi 11 to file his 1973 ret ur n because of oprfat to the general theme iwepared b} Thn Associated sa lary and expense allowance, salary and .7 H .: i. expense checks- each the complexity of lest eek for that day's column, but _____________________ Press and a professional tax the rest Principally from in- month, meaning he a lr eady has llS decision. Ii: unfortunately did not identify I - . - . _ _______________ - ayed '' ____ - - - - _____ - -', Tax Nixon ou Sandblasting Plastering .- .- IMMUMMOOM l,,v frnest pe.p,,ration of mrt,ti concrete etc •cal! I IC F ree Est For ' 1 1?, 372 a r ,, __________________ signs -- -. TV — Ar, ATLANTIC BUILDING MAIN TENANCE Specializing in Carom I. office bviI1ing cleaning j 8. rrs:cfpntII ___ a 1104? fl in, 'cr . • Iif 1'-, T, e y Svvoope- Ave, Maitland 0* _' aiim) i'.i%y c os t distil-eu ,vi L wn Servke owa ______ ________ NM Upholstery ?sri,', tOol, LOT CLEAN UP 8. _______________________ I lI,H'i HAULING t4 373 7174 us-C DECORATORS 165 5918 Mon Sal Sofa I? rusrcinl $119 c. SPRING SPECIAL FreeCleanu CI'? 55495 sofa & i Ii %t iv -, with year 'round ront:adt 1-remL6b, & iIStq'.ti I fl:) ii', estimates 372 7267 ____________________ ' U miçng & Iron Cal' Ralph 321 Wallpaper Hunging r, NO LONGER USED CAMPING GIAI4 IS IN Or'AND SEli :1-t "- It 'S I lED v" 'ALJLI[AT ER Professionli Wallpaper Hanger L'cnnse-i ''i('e'fltljl ('ri irma jt - ISt j2 ' ' - masonry — C. ''' ' .'. 0 ti S ');4 ILL ED °UMPS SUPPLYCO . __________________________ Fr INTERIOR 707W.2r'oSt. I Sat,sfactiop ovarian Estpmaf 790 Mkr tocay Il6tsitied ISd di, na,' one, to ouy. Ce-P or trot 1,111 373 7611 oi all 991) __..l l l l l l l l lIlll1 im 7P_q§rffT_T10~qhlllliliM 726437 Window Cleaning S)'lP' WlNc),', CLEANINc, (dnttie'n(,4l Rp5,Ce'fttISl 1- fee (4,,,na,t5 377 103 —. - -- r Ill . ' - - Ill The good Reverend reminds me that it came from the March - __ _ - issue of Christianity Today As a matter of fact, Rev. Harold Harris coincidentally called me with essentially the same information i based on his own resear ch, however). ThlflkE to both the ii. tt'mm for keep ing me On tile 29 _-iirl- _••=• Winter Springs Axes Dog Catcher ._i- .-_ . 0 .-~ - - - -- liv JANE CASSELBKHRY County Editor I of *\'t \ - -% cs. i'— - ' 'S ' '' of / I bMW I -- - . Ill htjshin )-t sterda), about 50 r .OIl'i ii!Irtd J ri'lIaI Itt ttr high choi'l essa ys and 5tt Nixon's $5,5,000 lax credit for donating his vicepresidential pape rs. IRS gcnts refused to accept the prlllestor's papers for tax deductions. 'I'll&' group then dUllIpeti papers into the rear of ii pickup truck, ss :iict they called "A Nucrn,in Institute III lX'duchuh' INicutiscifis." (\ltt1t 251) person guitlit'rc'cl at Il;harie FarWu'l Hall to hear speakers ('rltR'$.' the federal Ill lit'stlill's tily 111111 plara. alid Ibm' llt,'i oilier ltiu th announced that two also voted to allow the city Secilrlt) tax on employes.He additio na l policemen alloted in building inspector ue a new said whin a previous adthis year's budget will not be city pickup truck 3 Soon as it is m1lintration tried to Institute it, WINTER SPRINGS—An appointed at this time thus tklisred. The old truck will be the' got the run around from air austerity pervaded saving$l0,000insalaries. Other ISed by the maintenance man tt:t' officials in Social Secl'rit), WintcrSpringsCoun('llllieetlng it ems set aside for the tune CouncWnan David Outlaw Internal Revenue and other M onday night as council sought being Include jail expense, reported, to his knowledge, the federal of llct' Si) the Illatter to bring city spending in line W. ammunition, $400; tear t'it' is not paying Social was with a drop in anticipated in. gas, $101.70; education and training, $500; sniper ri fle, and miscellaneous items Nlltng vlitim to the cplrit of briti1m' the total to $12,327.45, thrift sas tl.e Post of fu ll-time (ountilhllUl agreed to keep .tnimnai control officer held by eApenditures on roads to an Joe Bush. - -' SI'R INKiER SYSTEMS All types and Sizes We repair anciservic e WE'LL DO YOUR PAINTING . No lOt) toosmat, F' 373 1579 or ) *719 after 6 . - 'liiti'r Ctwirl.l.orers, 377 4610 I -- - iiiiiii I i 04; 3' and larger, pump., sprinkler t Masonry & Concrete 14 Pointin g X.ft W..0 es.ne'_ VJVR - - ''' straight-and-narrow! •_ 'a' - - "' a V. - . ___________ Service the wa,' Sell it fast __________ - iCj 'i ' - ____________ rSt-ft',i't .'IO __ __ _____ -- ____________________________ TEziOI O - - - — LUKARIW GLASS I PAINT 2l0 Magnc4 laAv. 3724677 fji,oi. t - - ___ ___________________________ -- - ___ — DavisSigrn, t lob tio small A Avoid ttie Ruth Hive your income' phases. Majnec. F'ldStcS 51(1 'a' oune no w Call Lake Mary 0" Sc'eenr.q 377 7)95 Pit1l, Ac, &tril,ng. 311 4)17 r 373 m K per cent of tho regular ware IuIiflIffluUa -_ _________ i-r - Roof eaves a walls Piol anctosurui 3235321 lax Servcc i.i'. r.ci ' ' SJL Lrltraricc'I 312 /l9 'vvi d lfl _____ Pressure Cleaning ---- " PAINTING - 'I L Lull truulud _____________________________ feet. to increase the minimum wage 44 t L0 "I itill can't believe it " Jeff Wetzell, a veteran of more for working men aml women of Wetrell of Rock Fails. Ili., said than 150 jumps, said he then tried to free his main parachute Monday. ° couldopen he safety Wctzell suffered two broken on said in his statement. l'jp hoping that you're taking ankles and a broken vertebra chute wi thout entangling i 1 .I — Pq,jl - I!' itt'i nt thrL Under the measure, full-Urne student.s may be employed for no more than 20 hours a week at _________ ers . xon,whosix months ago vetoed as inflationary a nearly I ISIII A L. V111, LO uui, aiu 111/ wi rsau t about the meas- I A, _.. _..__ - Pt,iilihci1s't're SuncIa 323-2640 a 2580 RIDGEWOOD, --- —NL r— - P.. without the elaborate ceremony usually attached to historical But he added that Congress did not go as far a.! he wan ted in protecting the training and work opportunities for you th. time help. ---u-- minimum wage for most work. Year, No 197 ,O Boarding & Grooming Ph 377 107 patcnlng & SImulated brick speci4'ty Ph. 37327K. - innina - Eaterior Plaster '' *'reasonable increases... " _ and ana wiii bring the total under the act to 56 m il lion. Under the bill, the 37. 1651 Dealer Cal! ,Q' (*9 evivatlon PET REST INN IMPROVEMENTS Janitorial (ustom Work. Free Estimate i ense-o Bonded 773 0)99 - W'tx'cn Tack-- Stetson Mats-Tony OviedO 363 *181 Interior. TODD'S CARPENTRY SpecialIling an small and odd I% ('alt *3I.I'8 :Iastifieo adsl L t i PRESSURE CLEANING F oar Wxng, Wndo,i, 373 0165 jil" - vetoed seven months ago, won't be mandatory because no employc is earning less than $2 (;r;irfui' Nixon sail the new wa g e schedule fits his cri teria for said he would not have to go over the minimum for his part. a national increase - but it by The law will also extend provisions requiring paylr.ei%t of overtime in excess of 40 hours a week to 8 million workers not covered. Vernon Phillips, manager of McCrory's in downtown Sisi' ford, said all his help had received pay raises recently which put them at the $2 minimum or higher. PhilUps Nixon signed the bill, which is almost Identical to one he _t_____ duuiuunai T Tuesday, April 9, 1974 66th - rarntrv, Remodeling. aoo,t.ons. Lama belts & handbaçrs Now at The Ezuestr'an, 57 W. Broadway, ('u()rlv-c a 519 E. Pine, 377 5742. ____________-- 66 - 4 77 13)6. "Lake MISry T OWS SALON 4irruir'rty Harretts. Beauty t'1om.) unaffected by the wage i• crease as they are paying at least $2 an hour at present. government workers and retzil service workers employed chain stores. of Beauty Care — ,,_ 'llI J%War'td Pets and Supplies Prices in the store would not be raised to swell the payroll, said Gomez. Indirectly, he added, prices would be affected because the manufacturers woul d be raising their prices to meet higher minimum wage requirements. Mike raffuis, assistant - we $2 coverage I I Dog training in your home AlBread Dog Training Academy boat 'i trip way? Sell It last and ea5 *th a low cost cl4ttified aOl PiC'ME Used Farm Equipment will sell last andeasy wi*ha Classified Act. Call 332 3d) or 131 CARROLL'S FURNITURE RóacL. 1 0) If Pet C31e -__ A Z REMODELING Enclosed carportS, additions, roofing, painting, paneling, doors & windows Reasonable Frey Est. Guaranteed 911 pm 37) 73l. 7527 Park Drive. fl Rent Blue LuStre Electric t S4tampooei for only Pe'f ilAy 4, A 1*ft 6 - -- Seminole Plaza, would also be The Increase-the first in the federal pay floor since 1967-- 16 __ - *lh the best e'opn'er'l to you 1016 S FreniP' Ave. 373 *310 A 1M 10511 git ZATU Call Dc.n P çe 322 63sl iiIii r1ri1e'(al al i:ri I , Experts Ready To Serve You ! Appbnces crease," he explained. manager of Publix Market Ili ident Nixon has signed into law legislation boosting the mm!tfltllfl wage tci$2an hour May 1, calling it "a mat.er of justice that can no longer be fairly delayed." nthrb 1969 Cougar Like Brand Ne-øir automatic. power 11~ering, leather bu(kCt% et c Gold $ 1 95 lflltrior and caterer painting, carpnlry. eie'ctric, cersm tiiC plaster, block and all ma%orsry HoneSt free estimates, -,-_ To a ; - Eckerd's drug store, and The Clothes Tree, both In the wi~ - 'MGMC WINDOW VAN NOTHING DOWN. lAKE OVER CALL CREDIT MANAGER, 123 0794 ..ip 4 fullpowtr, air. FM Steren& Tape , 41,1 Central Heat & Air Corsdi'Ioning For free eStImatE.. C4U Carl Harris, at SEARS in Sanford 377 CENTER - - , Home Improvements AIR (ONDITIONINC. TROUBLES??? Central SyStems, window units, free Mt 21 Pit service Call Gregory's Heat & Air 323 7117 payroll c!oest inrreae: wage coverage for the first time domestic service employes, with the exception of babysitters and paid cornpanlons, all sta te arid local __________ 1970 Mercury Montego MX. 4 or hardtop, vinyl roof, 302 V I. automatic, p S p b and factory air. eiiow Must sell $1795 asking price Call Pete at 377 1651 Deatee Al-c Conditioning EkCtTICCJI Uft - 1 - commented Gomez. U __________________________ - little I save a 10' - Orledo Nursery I Bird Farm. SR 119-7 m. N of Oviedo 365 4391-Cioed differences, said assistant 1111ir1uuvr Bill Ber ger. - 1967 Falcon Sport Ccvp., excellent condition, now tirel. $500 3230092 ERTILIZER 1771 the matter comes into effect, iilrs affecting US, sure," grocery prices would be affected at this timeasa result of the minimum wage increa3e. Sanford Plaza, reported the minimum wage at the store was already over $2 an hour. "i wages will o up they usually do when th ere's At Zayre 's Department Store n the city, Manager Frank Gomez explained It was store policy to raise minimum salaries be(ore legisiation on __________________ ____,J -, Any increases in store prices during the coming rnonth would be a refl7c ti on f higher prices being passed along from manufacturers, and not rPflection of an expanded payroll, said Berger. there be mark-ups in the store prices to make up any payroll _____________________________ '67 F or d tconollne 9ickup Will swap for lock up utility trailer Phone 323 0791 betwecn 57 p m - into effeit, he added, penneyis will have raised their minimwii wage. Minimum Pay Now 6253 Dodge Pick up, '69 Ford Pick up, '69 Chevrolet pick up. '68 F or d Bronco Call Florida State Bank, Ralph Petold or Fred Davis. 377 I',' — There • s 1J ll '-512 ~_ 1 from $3.99 - Oringe' tangerines, lemons, lime trees, etc. Low overhead price-s. Drive a - ,',ni convtniance tssg been designed into 1,11.1-try ,thae of Ridqewood Arms. Your -'artmrnI overlooks the swimming pool, :lubhouse, and beautifully la ndscaped courtyard giving you a touch of indoor. outdoor hvir.g. And you'll park . your doc1ep at Ridgewood Arms. Add an entrance and exit to each apartment, lots of storage pantries, linen cloets, large i,rlvate balcqnles land pa tios) and choice I)( 1. 2. and 3 bedroom apartments and maybe you'll see why we say convenience t the fey to Ridgewood Arms, Kawasaki Mini Bike. 0000 ccnct?or. $113 373 11-6 1 from S toS pm CC . of just have to get along with fewer personnel," Gomez said the total payroll operated as a percentage of total sales. "Unless s.aies increase, th e payroll can't in- January 1975 Increment comes minimum requirement, nor will I Lawn and Garden For used furniture, appliances. toolS. etc (fur I or 1001 items Larry' Mart, 7)5 Sanford Ave TV Radio - Stereo 51 . . . Signs bill into law a Citrus Appliances -- In Sanford-Now PRESIDENT NIXON 9 .sl __________________________ :FNMOR - '43 FAIRLANE, 6 Cl automatic. I Cr senan Nothino down, take o'r Call (rout manaQer, 32) 197) A Directory . - ... ii 11% F'. up" Time. Hire an experl repairman from today's clanifi,c ________ 171 Cu it frost tree Frigidaire refrigerator Like new, $123 ph , .• 1 -. _______ 52 A ______________ (hhij4ptu5, females, 550 Animal Heen Grooming IBoarding Kennels, 372 3752 In srwr,g car.ct. reDo5seS5d . - Trucks and Trailers 19 _____________________ Campers Already - _______ _______ _______ Travel Trailers We Guarantee' Lowest Prices BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR Gormly, £ 46, Sanford. 223 4733 ,-- 1973 Chrysler New port. Assume paymentS. 3778102 after 6 - _________- _________-_________ - '315) S Orlando Dr, Sanford. 327 5863 377 3863 We Pay After Each AuCtio is , . _. S'ipplies formation. $319717 GOLDEN TOUCH 'N SEW "1"!!wilde ,. PONTIAC CATALINA Beige, Immaculate Sacrifice, $7775 Call SAM, 373 $897 DEALER. ____ ', --------------- Adding Ma':hine-, file cabinet. aluminur.i extension laddert, '* _____ 1, uJiIIvIII rEED SEED F - Early American Sofa Bed 7 green & ocid table lamps, walnut Sliding glass dune bookcase. Large heavy Crystal punch bawl set, with 12 cups. Good condition. All for $150 "1 . ____________ WILSON MAIER FURNITURE buy sell-trade 111 31SF FIrSt 5t 37? Sen - Motorcycles _______________________________ 73 64 Life in - Snford, Ill Magnc,tia Ave 377 1346 buy, \%'li (OnSiqi. appraise, '-r a -.41eS rut Os anything cit wi4"' 'Mi f'i'tb,h Ave 371 7i, sa.torulcIa ____ _________ Office Furniture tar rent *ith option to buy, Sweeney's Office Supply, EPvlc _____ __________ qP Mustang, 3 speed. 6 C. it ex (client condition. Only $150 'relley UscdCars, 100 French Ave., 323 $60 323 366 INTEPS1 ATE AUCTION by markedl)' affect retail 1rs.ivs in the Sanford area, according to store officials contacted today, minimum wage will raised to $2 an hour May 1; to $2.10 an hour Jan. 1, 975; and $2.30 an hour Jan. 1, 1976, and will be extended to cover domestic servants and IovernmentaI employes. The payroll in the local J. C. Penney's store will not have to be increased to meet the new . Mimeograph and spirit duplicatci' nu3hineS Sales 8. Service. supplies our Specialty . Sweeney's Office Supply, Sanford,l Ill Magnolia Ave. 322 1216 Auctioneering Services CC'MPi 1-IF AUCTION o2)0 A111) P. 0 ' 4j * NOTHING DOWN. TAKE OVER CALL CREDIT MANAGER. 37] PUBLIC AUCTION 1973 WiIn(s'ness Travel Trailer, 341 self ccntaned, air con dtidn"d. fully egupped 32 1893 37J 0563 LA We buy furniture and misc. Sell for Si Hous11hold Goods 25 pct. Consignment. Free P4CVPt. Auction Saturday at 7 Moviiig We**sday, ii.ujl sacrilic,, p iti • anbrd 322 2270. corner group includes I table, $9) Antique dining room sit includes plats front china, buffet, fable 8. a 'jplsol$teved chairs, $130: Walnut double bsdtteadbnard. $15: Pastel blue 8. pink 9*12 wool Orlefl'al rug $70, new olive green drapes ' 13 SEMINOLE COUNTY AUCTION availabie at Fireston,y Store Call 3220244, 1770 GMC Pickup. 1971 GMC Van, Modern watt office desk and lounge 3230591 1k 4 '67 VOLKSWAGEN Junk Cars Removed signed As of :ast November all Penney's btores in the state raised their ?sic hiring rate to $2 r mcre in anticipation of the new legislature, explained Berger. 'tnd by the trne th e three step from the current $1.60 to $2.30 an hour will not I. : rcpc'tifl Mu? Sy!l 5).) /504 or J4 Ille - __________________________ 7 P M. Consignments accept ed daily All sizes and models. tO speas, $ Speeds, and standart bikes no w Ipiece bedroom set, s 2 lamps, ano one set of wrought iron bunk beds, /1. minole's raising the minimum wage in - • nnoa, '73. CD 3500. Rega' olur e in' per gal . 6.000 miles, $695 Eyer'j Sunday 2 p m Consignments 1563 after 5 pm welcome East of I 4 on SR IS. If Motorcycle Insurance you have anything to sell BLAIR AGENCY consign, call STAN a? 377 ;)9 — Riks. Rikes. Bikes 5I U 373 5.330 PINEY WOODS DARN SANFORD S Bicyces ,.,....,. ,... .,.. . .,, J on mle of large meandering year around Stream through property Big fish in stream. County road through Oper1y. War ranty deed and tilIC insurance Mutt Sell by ow ner Write Phil Banks, Roc ky Mount, Missouri. 45072 or call COLLECT (314) 397.3772. LIST YOUR HOME IN ______ Legislation Iva? FalLon. i c9oor, otr. st.-IonvAttr - e President Nixon Monday ri',' $125 for all Ph. 7fl.4(j$7 Farms and Groves lakeview. ~wft , BY JEAN PATTESON Herald Staff Writer 67 Falcon. 4 door. air, automatic, new inspection must sell $573 830 lSOIor 1341148 1;(19 Santcwcl Avenue -- -- Air Cor,ditiner. 11,000 BTU sail. ti llable, meadow, fenced RtalWs In': FROM ____ . S Boost: • 77 Ford Ranchero A C air ShoCkS, 3utO 57,41.0 Cal 377 7611, G+orge Hayes, lOam to noon 17 Volt Balterin$1I 95 Auction 322 5961 58 ______ ______ REEL'S BODY SHOP ___________________________ IIOBSON MARINE 7927 Hwy 17 97 ____ ________ i Missouri, 54900 down. 20 years Roberts & Gilman -- ----______ - contact us first We also buy bulk Abandored, unwartd lunk car's ruiulcd away. Your tint. $10 Silver rons SEMINOLE Orlando. 295 6194 anytime CENTER. 109W 151 323 1357 • • • • • • • • ____ ___ *3 ACRES. *72.930. Lake of Clarks, , ri . -. tardlop. air conditioned, power steering & brakes, good n,ecpian,cat condition, $1195 Call $) Paul Fascella, 372 1651 Dealer ________________________ 3179 Stamps-Coins 7 Dinette Chairs, $10. Boys bicycle, Fibtrglbtt fri hull beret Galvanized 5 1 5 Urrbrelta type clothes line & trailer & 100 tip Mercury motor. $ 5 Phone 377 787 51).) " 2' 779 * Maitland Flea Mart * 1911 HWy. 1797 Open Sal. &Sn 95 321 Jill Call 83$ 7920 377 159* if no reply 372 US.] Dayor Nile Townhouse h,m $115 Short Term Lease -- - ,i " - Boats & Marine 55 Equipment _______________________ escape doorS 5525 Ph. 3J'9 537) 1 acre building lut-E. Orange County, $3500 Cad Ralph David, Assoc Hattaway Realty, *3) ""•• - . -.____________ Tfe answer to "What to do with your ________ _____________ Sell.? Withi Classified old Car Ad MoJ% Good condition. $100 ifl _______________________________________ - -_______________ 69 11135 SanforctAve 323 1714 2 Horse trailer. Tand'rn whitl. Electric brakes Double Lots and Acreage SANFORD Furn. & Unfurn. .--, ; T7uL ,'O'k !. I d r. extra sharp $7895. automatic Call Nn at 327 1651 Dealer . . e-4jAr,- v.,rot,r P,irp. cant pick t up call i.s? We handle Channel Master antennas for UHF and VHF Also special TV antennas for boats BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR GrmIy, E ó, Sanford. 37) 1733 Pay a -- - ORIENTAL RUGS WANT Li) Top priCCS paid, used, any (onditon Channel 35 is on the air!1 1 II you Miley .13 7 bath. Large bay window w ith CvCly Qraprs fd shia carei Enjo, all tle'c'rc lwng, pi's double lot Save finance costs Assume 7 Xl tin. 536.700 Call George Wils. Assoc After hrs 32^ 1 7455 ,earactee Lu-*.'st Prices v,, - • • - Must Sell 5)915 *301501 clays or _____________________ 831 6476 nightS To tuy and sell gold or %liver Coins, IJERB'S TV • • i : I I lull M.flad6, _________ likt' fliW, 10* miIe Parts Accessories - ___________________ i'ls Pr ei7 IS// icr 're home trial Hallmark, 1185 W FairbankS, Winter Park PAINT VARNISH ENAMELS help you word your classified ad Call 172 76)) or 831 9993. C,REGOY MOBILE HOMES 500 French Ave.. Sanford 373 soo -- A rare find. All brkk for bedroom, VILLAGE ._-_r-_-J.-.-V... - 1970 vw Super BeetIe - lOadect with 101501 extrjs, maq wheelS, $1650 Call Paul Auto RepaIrs 76 Wr Pay Aler Ea c h .i(tiOO beautiful Spanish tar Assunir --- _____ SEMINOLE Cê'LNTY AUCTION AM FM radio. Garrard rrcirl playtr. I track ,ape psychedelic lights built into 6 New 8. Used Furniture, 1700 rrencn Ave.. 7731410 1973 Barrington 12 x 61' with $ x 10' expandc. Can be seen at Gregory ALL BRICK for nqu.ppect with mnfg's guarantee outstanding condition & " bargain ______________________ 377 - C,oczt clean s4lc6ble itemS for weekly Friday p rn Auction Repossessed— rate - -. * .STEREO BARe * .%IANTED, Cvstcmers :0 select frc'm larie r'efl?OrY ct Irs t ultd furniture. W.l,ft.i Quality Lake Kathryn Esta'es _____ AUCTIONEER NEEDS - ________________________ Mobile Home. 371 3700 SPRING WOOD '1 ________________________ _______________________ ______________________ jean Norris mururv. Sold at Woodruff Garden Center hot Celery Ave. . Sanford _____________________ , HUFmMAH REALlY At PcI), Jenny Clark. Assoc 377 1591 or 377 US) Sale if pric,. 7 Van Mirrors, l'ke Dealer, , _______ ____ so-Stereo ' I". like Color lV por table Must sell $150 I 1304 dayS 513 Villager, 7 bdrm Set up on new,$1S Calli6S6IOlefter3pm lake fr ont lot T.eoverpaymets, or pay off balance. Ph. 32) 0350 For East"-Selecl Atrican violets 1939 Glider, sit up in park in Fern Park Call for details ' - Miscellaneous Two shell peikers, Sharp brand, 2 for $19 95. N Gauge Model railroad equipment value shag carpet in living room. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, walking distance to uotl couri, and playground 525.900 REALTORS 196W, Lake Mary Blvd 37361530,6157733 WE TAKE TRADES -. 50 MoOile Home Bank Repossessions IS to ctioose from 1)17323 Dealer CORBEIT REAL ESTATE REALTOR 6611791 DeBsry '581.145 e -. For WINTER SPRINGS Ma ster bedroom tias walk in (lØ5t Nrrm LONOWOOD AREA- New 3 1 4 bdrm home FHA VA 7'. p' financing. i0Sj1,00 frjnkl.ti Ramuur Mto l REAL TO' 5 I u •=-i.* ,- ._. '"••'•• .ANI'ORD REC VEE SERVICE 7311W 1sf SI 173 1711 _________ .. Jyo V Y'V radi3. EItlama blue. 5*95. Call Pfl t 327 1651 3rEer you. right now at Sanford R( Vu service Take your pick from this top notch tltcliofl 1911 Franklin 71' Motor Home o*,er, Lo?t of extras 1913 Cabana 16' Motor Home All fbe(gIaSS with drivers door deautiful 197) Concord 20 Motor Home New Save clollarSSU 1912 Toyota Hilux with cover $special this week. All uAluminum truck cowers. $779 95- Lilt $71' s SANFORD REALTY M. UNSWORIH REALTY Due d •• i_I, - A..4 You*' ... - - -- BROKER. 32 --- -------,--- __ __.__-________ ____ W Auto$ for Sale 80 — -_ THE BORN LOSER — = .-.---.---- Monday, April 8, 1974 "" VV 1MJl 41 ....',— ,-------- larnp r- ' i ,, AT __________ - . I tI '. A , - . , ' - ,,, E -_. ' - AO - - - - - , 1 1 HAPPY -MAL - .. . - VAA M " THE ATLANA BRAVES' Hank Aaron has reason aplenty to sport a cmile this broad. lie slammed his 715th carer homer Monday night to Ir-come baseball's all-time homerun czar. For the full story, see 113 - voted to abolish the emergency basis. Mrs Van Eepoel got no job with annual salary of $6,000 support (ruin fellow councilmen effective fl 5'O when she suggested one way to S*CVftS. save $900 is to do away with a "I don't want any of it to be a proposed ordinance that would siur on the rna. himself, as I give council members an adsould like to see him continue t1 tional $25 monthly "expense on a call basis," Councilman fee," Mayor Troy Piland Irene Van Eepol said. pointed out council will have the The Police Department will opportunity t vote for or lndic animal mplaints until against the ocdinance. other arrangements can be Councilmen voted to cut back made. ('iiimncjl ssill tliscimss at mileage reimbursement t city next Mondoy's meeting hiring U employes using their own co �--- --- -- I 4 -'U - Tucda y , 4priI 0. 97 2A-The Sanford Herald f _____ - ___________ - ______ ______ - ___ __ f - ______________ - 4 ______ 7V .P __ * ni "~ - 1 y ~ ~ __ . I _ _!~_ - ~ _W,4 -lq- Z, A . - -- , -- , V ______________ - - -~: _________ - - i* = MOW 7;~ ':: - . - _________ . Al ,* . jikl -. - m- x -A -- . t I . J ____ U -z I 1-----4 i I I - -1 - -i . lr~1.11 t -1- . - legislator Harry L Sears nau lesurlea ror tne governnt that he went to the SEC ith the proposition that It limit pe of Its Investigation ' f conirlbt and for t aboit se last its disposition and use. He added he did so with the knowlsniping away at government edge of IMitchell and Stans. tiore than a character witness testimon) iainst Mitchell and SWns was commerce secre. in Mark nan a B t St tar) during Nixon s first term, Washington attorney or we Mitchell was the at'c'ney Fwo defense witnesses testi Vesco interests, and Arthur fied Monday that it was SEC man, a personal attorney for Iirct sPeretar) of health educa Cener Counsel G Bradford Vcsco, testified Cook made th tior and welfare Cook who first broached a deal initial proposal to spare Sears Mitchell intl Stans are where by the cecrec of the from testif ying be fore the SEC I- . w7 t~`.~_-,, -t-~!---, - - -1 -- can ______ ing i - - - _-7.1-. . .A ,-,- MM iiii)A •., T. __ - - ~ I . ;- - _. - I . .1 - . Z -t - - --. - - iymbolic of the rising status of overseas Western and Japanese A - . - -sources believe there are in. creasing signs that Japan's sd intific establishment is coming up to par with o ther major na tions, particular!) An some treas of the computer, che i ii and electronic industries 1971 In 1970, Damone's first wife, acir, r Angell, died of a drug overdose _________ w_~_6 1 t ________ __________ _________ , il~_' -- quick trip today to view the tornado damaged areas in the icity hardestit Xenia, Ohio. the White House an ~ ~ -~~ - \kn (nl'inl(r , _____ . V ¶1- ~. _.!_ 5" _a _-:n~~ -- . - I T~CA 1 i -4 _ffiN_;_54Lr11 -. ; _.. I -_- _ - - ;_ __ . VE - - I __ - -W:!;~l .- _ I - - ___ - i ; . ;; , ,Z -. , I - - - T - - xv -._____ - - hft~_._ - . Cost Employes I IS' I I .1 en ts S axes N ew C) S been built provided a profit for the developer asweuasfor the buyer through depreciation. WASHINGTON (AP) - The may be retained, but most of its MONTRJAT N C (AP) First 2O employes at the Cost of staff will be seeking othes jobs. Evangelist Billy Graham has Living Council have been told to They include attorneys WASHINGTON (AP) -The three Senate subcommittees he a summary of Ulasewlet' 3 denied asking for or receiving start looking for new jobs, as economists, administrators andi Internal Revenue Lervice used has documents indicating the efforts to obtain what Weicker Whit help In federal in. the administration's wage and clerical workers. the nation's tax laws as effort was part of aq over-all called "political dirt" on such price control agency begifm t come tax mattem weapons against militant and plan to create a CntralIa1 ilitkkuas Seas Edward M. L)unlop and Treasury process of going out of business radical groups working against intelligence gathering ap- Kennedy. D-Mass.; Hubert H. Secretary George P. Snulty :old "I have never rtmuested any R is unusual for any federal President Nixon's policies, paraius aimed at bringing Humphrey, D-Minn.; Edmund of council perhelp from the White House On to be disbanded after an aaseznbly according to memos made pressure to bear on S. Muskie, LNMaine; and House my tax audit," Graliam said agency sonnel Monday that every effurt once being established. public by Sen. Lowell P organizations and persons Speaker Carl Albert to find COtI} Monday night in a telephone inBut efforts by council will be Indde We icker Jr., R-Conn. hustile to Nixon. pa rable jobs for them in other let-view from his home In Mondirector John T Dunlop to UWewicz once investigated The memos chronicled the One hx in the Intelligence I creation dwring the first year of chain was former liew. York report, that 9onald M. Nixon treat. "Secondly, havenew continue the council as aspecial federal agencies. received any help." anti-inflation agency after Apr' the Nixon administration of a City detective Anthony T. Jr., the President .1 About 60 per cent of the ' 30 have met with rejection yj% personnel have worked special IRS task force aimed at Ulasewicz who invesUgated S. was involved in drugs and sex Graham, a supporter of Prespoliticians, Wfies, Wdeker sWd, collecting Intelligence about wide variety of Ident Nixon In his presidertial Congress. which has made with emergency-indefinite it feels the 24-year-old status. meaning they were Individuals and groupa iden- including some Republicans, The summary of UJawlcz's campaigns, responded to a clear controls program should come hired for a specific job and tified variously as activist, during a three-year Undercover executive session V!itimony weekend sitatement by Sen. to a complete halt. ideological, radical, militant or mission for the White House, without guarantee of future e!cre th ; Watergate corn- Lowell P. Weicker, R-Conn A small nucleus of the jobs They have not had civil subversive. Weicker said. mittee said there was "some r said Graham, actor courril's total personnel of !,000 servic,e status. Weicker told a joint session of eLke: r' .d into the record concern about bribery John Wa way ne and other White House friends" had been pro- s. Judiciary Panel Waits . - nue Service had b'' egum nau dits on ' them. t? 4 2 . Homosexual Referendum WASHINGTON (AP) v or i. il I -; T .1. • I res i en iIai • Boyle Ready To Testify atI I. NE\V YORK (AP) A recent poll has given President Nixon higher marks for his over-all ha.'Killng of the pt-eu. dency but his worst rating to date on hpLring public confldence, pollster Louis Han-Ia reports. - Asked whether Nixon hispIrW confidence. only 15 per c'nt rat the President good4o.excellent and 78 per cent marked Nixon fair-topoc". Seven per cent were not sure. But the President's over-all performance im proved ' in the opinion of those questioned. Thlrty.one per cent " ' ~ --.i . 11 -- . ; ; I , Oil Firrns ...I , To Keep Extra Bidli 6i J .- fp ,4 , __ - on being written by the pane! also 100 per cent of the revenue gen,vould eventually phase ont Gie crated through this tiew Windrni'tee has refusod to dr; i an petrolewn depktion allowance fall profits Lox this year. For extra $1.1 bilhon frovi de pet. and would revamp the tax next year, the government roleurn industry's pt.1ofiv; foc- treatment of Ait*.-ic-an oil com- would have collected half Uv, I h, 1 rsi r ii I lrsi Ctuniitt Uialrma' i'etrole firms use the depl with other ,o n 0 , (ld- etion allowance to save some 12 war-1 plowbick. For the t1irte ; tak- bilhon to ~3 billinn a year in remaining years that this U.i ing Nallot Monday as Ifwriting panel vile. 1312 ederaltazes wotJd been the books, the ti', - an amendment .il'd at t*mft Ilk oil WL 4 . 0i1.sfate lorc's miller, thus .scored a sigr.; twant % .ctory. They C trig toaik,w oil ii 's i plow back into explorcul, i and -__ fe&ral government oth!i,ivtsc - would be collecting as Itofksi(ks the wind(Ill ""'forits levy. U e oil tax reform iii University of Michigan while working at the Lafa)ette Clinic in Detr oit. He also did research New Device Will Warn %wi tipproacning 3rorms - to figures tax staff Monday. the 1111 woald gitin $16.8 billion in additional This was the highest percentage of a survey sample ever to express belief Nixon is a law-breaker, up 6 points, over the same question In a February Poll, Harris said, Washington Post Struck - Ieum industry throuih 1979, IlK! duction could rise from an esti. urnendnt proposed by P mated 117 billion last year to I artP, 0-Minn., ould IvTve addrd C-1. 1 t, Rim to more, including the impact ot' tl~tis amount for th,Is .iear and th's bil.l. Ow o1kial figured the year. j industry . ,I 1v Karth uniendment would i1i additional net afttr-U ,x profec six years. have let tht, g'werunent coll t its over - - - - 11) IH, ut PRINA Copley New, Service k 4F *_ JASON VARGAS, 4, of Lincoln, Neb., takes a close look at Crocus pushing through the soil. The sight and smell are signs that Spring is just around the corner. - -- - - typewriter-sized Instrument The peak of the tornado Taylor noted that an absolute and its four-antenna array season varies according to e ,rap ;. with e provides a birectional g is all but impossible because (hcation in addition to detectin8 enming during March-April in the final objective statistics i ~_J 10 4 iA the exister" of the electricai the South, May-June in the "bursts" associated with central United States and later the number of tornadoes BOGOTA, Colombia (AP) people. The change towarda detec ted cord with the A new Concordat with the tornado-bearingthunde. in the summer farther Divorce is still a forbidden word permissive society seems to be Holy See to replace the one rms. Detectors probably will be number reported -depend on in Colomb,an courts, but a in sight. the "extremely subjective signed last century Is ending a According to William L. moved as the season qwitity" of rising middle class ,is. pustung tornado reporting. Eighty per-cent df the student, Middle Ages requirement Taylor, who heads the project Progresses. They will be placed THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE for it and othem rWges in a n, He said most tornadoes are SANFORD typical conservtive, Catholic. population, male and female4 Wilch demanded "public ab. for NOAA's Wave Propagation from five to 10 miles outside a LONGWOOD 301 F r:$r,t St. 11 are pro-divorce, while 48 per Juratlon" to the Catholic faith Laboratory in Boulder, Cole., city. When a twister ap. reported u 0, urr 'it. that 903 N. Hwy. 17.92 3224771 *31.4414 A sur vey by the Colombian cent of the housewives favor di- before a judge prior to a civil - the new device replaces one proaches, an alam will be some reported from different wedding. Mon.. Fri. 9tot Sat. . Sun. 91o5 v orce an triggered with in a weather service vantage points may be an omnidirectional the . Data Co., a tort of local Gaflup, ONLY 7 DAYS LEFT No Appointment Necessary one. tenna which last year ,-saw,- or police department offi,.*. -same found that 62 per cent of the * Recently other surveys Both the Influential Catholic only three reported tornadoes male population in the cown- showet; that 72.1 per cont of to- Iderarchy and the I ruling two- in every five try's four main cities want dl- day's Colombian women and party coalition are against di"By sensing the sequence vorce in Colombia. This per- 73.4 per cent of the men have a vorce. Oddly enough, an Impor- with which the signal crosses Sanford Sale e centage is basically established liberal attitude regarding vir- tant segment of the male popu, the anten,in aff ay, we can in the ni,iddle class. ginity. Birth control is encour- lation in the upper social cim .q 0 In a traditionally con- aged by 85.9 per cent of the aliia Li opposing it, though on determine the 115-degree sector f rom which the signa are ls itervative Columbia these find- women and 83.7 per cent of the different grounds: the lack Of 8 emanating," Taylor explained. Club and organizations that Ings are likely to cause di3. men. divorce legislation in a country "This means that weather want to participate in the sixth pleasure. However they reflect Divorce has been a topic of where civil marriage only ex servi * 's wl 0 ce personnel, for example, annual Sanford Downtown the pawing of time. Nst only Congressional discussions for ist.s as an exception encourages A 19 divorce, but virginity, the pill years. Despite the trend favor- successive weddings with no can intensify their radar scan in Merchants' Association sale t he indicated area, call people May 3 may file applications and politics are being re-exam- ing it, the Ownces are it wili not need for divorce. A .1 civil marthere, and generally get ready between 9 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. mcd by the younger generation be ,included in the country's riage abroad is not a bar I to a for e th possibility cf a tornado daily with Mrs. Fred Stein. _______________________________________________ of this country's 23 million codes in the immediate future. Catholic wedding here. warning operation." SISTER Inc. (Sanford's Installation of the detectors Interested Sarahs To ___ will be completed in May at Encourage Rejuvenation) and . L wolk ) National Weather Service the Downtown Merchants' 1.-C __11 facilities in Montgomery, Ala.; Association are recruiting clubs "ra e Fort Smith, Ark.; Tampa, Fla.; for the special sale. Atlanta, Ga.: Evansvills and Applications are on a first I Indianapolis. Ind.; Des Moines, come, first serve basis. 9 Iowa; Topeka and Wichita, . I Kan.; Baton Rouge, La.; i 4t.". TRIPOI I Liby a (AP) Pre- Minneapolis, M inn. . . Springfield, Mo.; Grand Islat.d, I of Neb.; Oklahoma City and taking over the management r.4 Tulsa, Okla.; Memphis, Tenn.; 11bya's foreign relatiorj in an ..!--. #4 i M d effort t undo the damage done Fort Worth, Houston and t P by President Stoammar Lubbock, Tex., and at the UNITED NATIONS N.Y. (All) The United Nations .~, afy, diplomati c sour es N ational Severe Storms .~ turned a to a A Laborhtory, Norman, Okla. raw materi ls and development after the Security Council i"' An NOAA official here noted IV sources emnhas ied that extended the life of the U.S. peacekeeping force In the --' -.J' cur with Col. Khadafy is still tih' e counA. Middle East for six months. The basic Issue of tiv session try's strongman and that Jal- greatest frequency in what is Is the gap between the rich and poor nations. Taking loud remains his right-hand generally refereed to as Tot..-' ' lesson from the oil-exporting nations, 96 developing tjian. They added they expected ndo Alley, a swath of territory countries have banded together to press the Industrialized no radical changes 'es as acon• extending from north Texas nations for a larger share of the profits from the raw through Oklahoma City, east to sequence of the shift. materials the poor nations export. Kansas and then to Illinois, U4JELPuBLOC( - ,. _______________________ 1"bya Tries To TODAY I 7X" J i eas . I ; -- 1. _~& L-r - .- .- All, THOSE GLORIOUS DAYS GATSBY LOOK is everywhere, even on roads, as evidenced by this cortege of 1ntage automobiles seen in New Jersey as part of a p6hefty tour. The classics are valued at $5KOW. Leading i8 .3 193! Ford Model A Cabriolet (above, left). - . whether meat headed fOr COB& had D4 And C&nwja r,4uw4 10 go b7 produce"'Ceritification. D&S was abo fl the tJII(d States, but fl appuI court ?1a3 L . ' .4-A - - - eace orce - , I ___ . - -. __ - -' - - - - - - - -. • British Land Deals i. WNGON (API Prime Minister Harold Wilson failed to quiet th BriUsh press today with a statement to the house Commons on the land dealings of members of his staff e London Times said the statement "raised as man y doubts as It settled." TheG,uardian said the dispute "will go rumbling oil for months." Wilson said he had known SInce 1967 that his golfing partner and formsr aide, An - Field, was speculating in land, Part of 1'ield's iizeable profits went to his sister Marcia Williams, Wilson's private secretary. Th e deal has raised a furor because Wilson and his !b party have been corn paigning agalAst land speculators for several years. Said 3flC Western diplomat, and Indiana and Ohio. Sometimes sevcralothersah'reed. "lie patient and tactful negotiator of Ui1(ktStiifldisi, whereas a easily Arab diplomats exprem a feeling that thi, announced Saturday, wits aimed at promoting Libya's relations w- ith its Arab Peighlx)rs. Jalloud, the announcement siid, 4111 handle "political, execuUe rnd traditional affairs" as well as meet with heads of statet • s U.S. Meat refusing using to allow imports United States in a dispute over the um Of 'he controvErsial growth hormone DES. Use Of DES was banned in aIda after tests snowed it ma cause caicer. 1 Thc dispute arose when the U.S. DeLrtment of culture said it would not certify ' - Halt of lliestock and - - - Dinlomacv ' ---=, __ # - ' A . , , Upg d - • - ., ipd Previem Tral *ls - '..Onaua owl Ear _________ - i Set For May 3 - Iv4iy , - - ____ Reason 1, We are income tax specialists. We ask the right questions. We dig for every honest deduction, We want to leave no stone 'unturned to make sure YOU pay the smallest legitimate tax. Developed by the Commerce some of the worst storms the and, happily, we have our best Department's Nati onal Oceanic killer tornadoes, the very big succe's, from a forecasting ones a develop th ere," th e sta ndpoint, wi th these big and Atmosheri Administration thecorn ct NOAA official said. violent storms." Colombia s ddle Ciass Wants Dvorce Taboo End . rm I - It hopes to deve!op the technology for underwater habitats which could be built in Japan and exported to other countries. WE HAVE STATE FORMS for income tax help. the twisters go is tar north a Yhcfl the siren would be turr,c'1 the Dakotas, however on and radio warnings coin Then there Is "Dixie Alley," inenced Louislarm, goes through central . weather experts are pre i usual storm area have plans of to test a new and significantly Mississippi and Alabama and action to get the warning to the improved electronic detector at thence to northern Georg ia. public," the NOAA official said. "The number of tornadoes 20 sites along America's "Tornado Alley" and its Dixie occurring in Dixie Alley is not as "Fewer than 10 per cent of • _____ duz'rycouldhave lOOperceni Fi-ior to the '.ote, a Thistii'3 official told tl~v panel ftt total indu*y prof it on domestic pr(- - rot Henry Block hw 17 reasons whv vnij should ) us X - - its WASHINGTON (AP i - The House Ways and Mewis ,')ni- agaInst compared to 26 per cent In the preceding poll. He W8.J called 1111ir-to-pmr by 66 per cent and 3 per cent wero unsure how to rnte him. When asked whether they beheved Nixon "will be found to have violated the law, as was true of Vice President Agnew," 49 per cent answered yes. Thirty-four per cent said no and 17 per cent were unceTtain. spending in - WASHINGTON (W) The Washington Pos was published today despite asirike over wages by about _____________________ of reporters, photographers, edls and commercial , employes. Today's 76-page edition was non1d but came out - - . MW_ about an hour later than usual Monday night. - - - - - . In New York, editorial employes of the United Press In I Lm I ternational who have been on sulke for more thall three , ____ weeks . - __ voted to reject a new contract proposal However, =_ . __ __ - -_ = ~-= 11 I = ~_ ____ .~the Wire Service Guild afterward recommended ac. I . I 11I _ - I ~ cepLince, rg Y419 "the 57.8 per (-vnt rejection vote is not - \- 3Lcient at the bargaining table to win greater im oveinents in the contract.,, pr F y 1) . _.. . . IA-- , . -A 7. A new Vote W03 to be Wen today. i. __ -i). ;, tk?'t i - i . The American Psychiatric President in Poll - Wayne also has denied ever receiving any IRS favors, - has supported & move to remove homosexuality from its list of "mental disorders," The group's board of trustees had ruled L*st December that homosexuality no longor should be listed as a mental disorder. It urged that homosexuals be guaranteed the same civil rights as other citizens. Ite association reWted Monday that according to referendum respon" from about hag of Its 20.000 members, 58.6 per cent backed the board's aedslon, 37.8 per cesit voted to revert to the old UsUng and 3.6 per cent abstained. The board replaced the homosexuality category with a new one for "sexual orientation disturbance." It said this applies "for individuals whose sexual In. terests are directed primarily to-" ird.,people ef tile Mine sex and who are either distur bed by, In conflict with, or wish to change their sexual orientation," MEDIA, Pa. (A?) The Vabloiiski was then defense takes over today in the challenging Boyle for the n t S murder trial of former United presidency of the 200,000. Mine Workers Presidtnt W. A. member union. 111 never needed any help," WASHINGION (A?~- 7be He indicated the White House St. C!alr says are relevant to ' -Tony" Boyle, accused of or1,Who gave the order," asked said Grahmn. House Jillciary Committee is is not prepared to surrender all the impeachment ir.uiry. But in' deri•g theslayfng of union rival Special Prosecutor Richard A. ''e and I have is In7ti-ust watir' a promised re1Iy 4' pre'i(IentiiI conversations the committee would retain the Joseph "Jock' ablonki. Sprague. pay I my bi lls in th,.- Wldte House to its tile (wninittee wants and right to demand all the tapes it Boyle is scheduled as the "Mr. Boyle," Turnblaxer make out tax reiwst for tapes of 42 reqtestcd Feb. 25. originally requested. defenses first witness, replied, conversations Ilodino is also being put urvier The prosecution re.qted Ile f aid ~m has Psked 1he 111S Turnblazer said tho Incident The "erninitte IdSI week set pressure by some Republiccan to perform Monday night after routine audits Its of his chief occurred in a hallway in the ,jrj a deadline for "y fm a yes or '"mrinan Peter W. Rod; members to permit a vote this bcoki e%ery year, but has had witness, a confessed var. UMW building in Washington. Jr., D.N.J., has scheduled a no answer from the White week on th e procedures the no reply. ticipant in the murder of D.C.,andtluitMbertPass,then committee will follow In hanYablonrki, his wife and secretary4easurer of District rutt!ay orThurnd.j o deal with top the ta pes. "At this point, I agree with daughter, rose from the witness 19, also was dung the evidence gathereø by present. Mi.- questivii ,' a subpoena if There is a possibility that the impealitment staff. wKit Sen. Weicker is trying to chair and pointed his finger at "What did the defendant toLqy'i "epl) is unsatisfactory. partial compliance by the White Rodino and Doar would fik,to do," said the Baptist minister. the scowling defendant. say," asked Sprague. . rele..s ptl by vmJjjy, 'louse will be sufficient to head keep the procedure flexible 'I think he's Just trying to William Turnblazer, 52, a "He said we're in a fight. ll*,, ~l lay, fi:nleE [), St (lair,. off the confrontation a sub- until the documentary evidence Prove a point, that in several Mi(ifflesboro. Ky., lawyer who a onski or j. poena would produce. 'i s'i s' has been presented, but administrations the White was president of the UMW's take care of him," Turnbalzer flousc has been involved In 3efl- DistrIct 19, said he was prcaent replied. "Mr. Pass Counsel John Re ublicar s are demand', then said if veceW lio,&r disclosed last week that that the right of St. Clair to be sitive cases, and that this June 23, Ir,69 when the ordtr no one else will kill him, despite prugrv,s in weeks the disputi luis n . betu tte committee Is willing to present during the presentation . was given to kill Yablonuk.. District 1.. would. iccem'Ua1lyoniythosetapes beseitied now. I I i rninent *tnd husira ctcntific and technological studies in Japan in fiscal IW2 were $5.9 billion, according to the prime minister's o'fice That was an increase of 17 per cent over the previous year, - SPRING BLOOM -- y i hill overlooking Machida i qul et town about 25 miles south. west of Tokyo. Few of Japan's scientists are as lucky as Dr. Kuwaniura. But more and more time and money is being spent in Japan on research and development, according to %arious sources Total expenditures by Japan does not have largemale military and space research programs like the United Sta tes Only about 25 per cent of Japan's R and D spending Is "aid for by government Business pays the rest Various independent research Institutes hae bu set UP by bus inesses F in stance, Keldanren, the big business organization, has se t up n Oceanographic Resear! h I.",,,1-;',u'-, - at Ykosuka SIiUUI __ __ mllllqm - . N xon Use UIII Evidence of this increased Japan is easy to see University laboratories are better equipped than ever belore, although many of the buildings are still rat traps b) U.S. standards 11 - - - - m __7 1;~~ . Z= ? in 1s Angeles and at the Universlt} of Pisa in Ita ly before going to Michigan Kawa rn ura's laboratories are in Inc Mitsubishi ulemical Co.'s nonprofit Institute of Life Sciences which It set up is 1971 ,' ''I . I __. 4r- _ . ~_z: - . /______________________________ ____________ U- X - Nixon arranged to leave Andrews Air Force Base near Washington at 10:20 a.m. and fly to Wright-Patterson Air B in e presiden tial jet F From there, he planned to hel!copter to Xenia to view for 1'P fl have developed some of the world's most pollution free auto engines which are getting wide ______ , fl. . functions "I couldn't expect to join this type of institute 10 >ears ago when I left Japan," Kawarnura explains. fie says he has three tunes as much laboratory cqu1nentavatlnble(ojm now as he had in the United States And his return to Japan meanta' little but not much" of a cut In his $18,0W annual ¶II) on technology imported from - L We I I\ .) tr)ing for some new corn itiercial breakthrough He spends his time surrounded b) k'trcdes, cp"1'ticatcd CléCironic test equipment and a small computer, stud ying the brains of house cats. fie thinks they also indicate how the the country still relies heavily N ixon To Visit Xenia - . - - Graham __. . . . 1 -t I I • i r - Hiroshi medical - - - - I DUL yr. awarnura, 4, isn't Kawaniura Is back in Japan again studying how the brain works, after spending IO)ear of research at centers in the United States and Italy _____ - his second wife, actrebi Judy Rawlins, died of a drug overdose at her horne here. Her death has been listed by I was the coroner as a possible suicide. Miss Rawlins, ..6, found dead in h e r bed March 28 Police said they lou bottle of pain-killing pills on her nightstand. Officers said work shehadbeenuslngthepills after recent Beside her wasa newspaper folded to an article about mone. 45. pianning to marry Becky Ann Jones, 26, of Los Angeles Miss Hawlins and Damone were divorced in i - !A)S ANGELES (AP) 'Please understand," said it is singer Vic Damone "It's not what some people think thQ( wife and marrying another Daineis getting ar:ied Friday thrce weeks after gain e Tuesday, April 9.1974 -3A To Lure Scientists Back Home * - - re ___- Dr rop. I I , -.' - - I r '' L T AArrt, LJUIIlUIIe IV IV%JU I 7 • - . _~r'..'' ~ ~_ I., , I! - " Y~ I I.- -, N ,~".,_~_&* )$___ - - - Japan Reverses 'Brain '* Drain' I _____________ - r- The Sanford Herald ~_ S K Tornadoe //e r t o i . ,_ - ___ - ___-_- -II - -__ gift -----; ~~_ _____ --- TODAY Tornadoes have struck again at iour Southern states, killing same tornado that then hit were no Injuries. one person and injuring more seven other communities in a '. -_ r Eight persons were treated at - Secretary of Housing and Urban Development James - ~_ =~~ ~ than two dozen. Widespread 10mile march from west to : hospitals and rele4sed after a I I nn nrA Tnm Minna nArnin f~a#Ar nf tho VM&P&I .. I 1. , I 1 I 11 damage was reported. ll- cast. tornado struck the northern F7' Disaster Assistance Administration, were to accompany " The twisters tnt sections of TheAlapaha,Ga,policesta partfGainesvllle,Ga Se%eral the President L Georgia, Tennessee, Alabama Lion was blown over b) a tw1 homcs and businesses were and South Cirolina on Monda), tcr,andficotherprson were damaged il lessthanaweekafterasasage rnjured 9 , A tornado also slashed into Housing os.+ _ outbreak of torradoes which ;_41 Z Extensive property damage Athens in southeast Tennessee, Vr_ 1~_ - - . - ~ ~~--.___._ ~ __ .-.4-- -- - - - a ~ - - x__ claimed more than 300 lives in was reported in Anderson damaging eight busine&vts, 15 MIAMI (AP)-An abundance of condominium hotnes and Canada. County, S.C., wbere several cars, in South Florida may result in a considerable slash in 10 homes and a school. Sandra L. Sell, was killed mobile homes were overturned Only minor injuries were reprices, a Universi ty l Miaual pfer redicted 't '" and her husband and two chil- and a house wes ripped from its ported. Prof. William tia tha t dren were injured when a tor- foundation. buyers may spur developins and speculators to cut the Another tornado struck Tar- . I nado . -Anashed their mobile A twister sicipped through the relton, Tenn., lifting a house off prices of their units by as much as 25percem. home at Lester, In southwest York County, S.C., town of Fort its foundation and setting it In a speech to the Economic Society of South Florida, A I.I A A 0 I' Georgia. CR EA TURE Mill, uprooting trees, damaging down in an adjacent field. Laixisea said th e consumer movement will force condomIum industry to change. RABBIT-LIKE ears, pig-like snout, sloth-like feet and lea thery h de "People don't like ground leases and they don't like sound like a description of a monster, but it's just a baby aardvark. management controled by the developer," he said. Anotlier speaker, Dr. James A. Sawyer, told the economic society that despite a 13-mosith oversupply in Dade County office space there Is a good market for i i d i condominium o(flce buildings. S&wyer said the few condorninium offices that have - - NATION S ..~ -* - j.- =- - - 77--- - 1 -if. - -- - ,~~ . ___ - ,- ___________ - ', ~ -__ 7Z."W_ A r 5_ - - i~ ,~~ __ LFk - - ~ 1,~ - .L- -rI T• _________ - . IC spiracy trial of two former lion campaign from financier Cabinet clleagues, John N Robert 1, Vesco, in return for Mitchell and Maurice H Stans the use of their influence In 01)A longtime political friend structing a Securities and and associate of Presidert Nix change Commission fraud in on, Finch was on call as a joint %estigation of his corporate en fczc ttnc Ho,vc,cr, at- pta = - ~, * ' 11 ;A-41N- W I:__" ___ .. ~w% _1 ,~ 1.k P - _1--_1`- - . ______________ __ ~ -,, .i1P !!P i- NEW YORK (AP) -I".0bert charged with accepting a secret $200,000 Vesco contribution 11. Finch was scheduled to tes- " .. ____ - !I :._ .- Mitchell And Stans To Hear Finch Talk ~ ___ - - •' - • . Ii - dlltt1r trrdiLi Published Daily and Sundey, except Satarday and Cnrlstmas Dsy by The Sanford Herald, 300 N. French Ave., Sanford, F Ia. 3277) Secono Class Postage Paid at Sanford, Florida 32771. Subscription Rates by Week SSc Year $26.40 -- French Criticize Nixon I -I f PARIS(AP)-The French press and radio reacted with anger and indignation to President Nixon's "funeral summitry" last wetkend. But the papers admitted that Nixon's meetings with foreign leaders after the memorial service icr President Georges Pornpldou underlined the continuing k adership of the United Stales in Western Europe, The newspaper Figaro said French officiabi found Nixon's behavior "a display of supreme lack of tact." I.- Morxie, in a frontpage editorial headed "The Nixon Festival "said "Whether one is pleastl or not whether one agrees or nut, the supremacy of ffie (30ed all t atc is at home everywhere. - Our new 12.(XX) acre planned community isn't quite ready for a Grand Opening right now. But our beautiful one acre and larger homesites Cfl be S('Cfl aliti Pt1fl'lh('d tight ,IOtLi YOU CdI1 u.alk ov&r your hoiesite - even count your trees-right now. Or you can choose - - "II -P I I ri - - -N " . C N - TeL 904-357-9000 Y' Dia l 322-5762 ,,.,',-,I ,, ,ii,. I(..,I 11. 01 1-. Royal Palm L5,adi 1t'!nn In. , HtO$72 104 E. Commercial future llOflhiSitC tight now-which will include paved roads and underground utilities. Dfive in to our Welcome Center and Sales Office. We're just 13.3 rocid miles s')uthWest of DeI*nd and 17.4 miles east of Eustis on State Highway 44. d If you wish to call for an appointment RIGHT NOW. - ,A.cj ____ Open 12 Noon to 6 PM Monday throug h Fridafflu I I' ____ AU i Obtain the HUD P'perty Report from developer and read it before s:;nsng anything. HUD neither approves the merits of th e offering nor the value, if any, of the property. �_ 'A—The 5nford Herald Washington. L. I First Not 1 Tuesday, April 9, 1974 Kissinger Must I — 4 I P esid ent _______ J_ ______ ______________ _____ -I _____________ _______ ____ ____________________ _____ ________ _______ _____ ______________ _______ • . _____________ ______ _____ P " ' . . ). I it' _____ I - '.i.k VM I ____ _______________ ________ I • - ? ' "You suppose those nuts with the red flags are trying to tell us something?" Does Profit School I t ? 4' Court Hears Capitol Suit TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (Al') Two Republicans seeking to halt construction of the new $30 million Florida Capitol say the thousands of tons 1 earth already removed for its basement should be replaced and the area turned into a park. The 1st District Court af Appeals hears arguments today on tlo suit by former Senate President Jerry Thomas of Riviera Beach and Sen. David McClain of - Tampa. Gloomy Easter For Hotels MIAMI BEACH(AP)---TOUJ'IMII officials predict a gloomy Easter season for hotels here but airlines say extra seats are being added to Miami flights for an expected hike in traffic. "In my opinion, it will not be a good Easter," said Hal Cohen, executive director of the Miami Beach Tourist Development Association. "The general state of the American economy, the feeling that there's sort of a recession here, has made people apprehensive. cover-up. FPL Oil Supplier Cuts Back MIAMI (AP) Florida's largest electric utility says it will count on Federal Energy Office allocations to smooth any problems caused by a government restriction on Venezuelan oil production. Florida Power & light Co. says all its residual fuel oil, the major energy source for its electricity, comes from Exxon's Venezuelan subsidiary, Creole Petroleum Corp. Creole announced Monday a production cut of 100,000 barrels a day after the Venezuelan government ordered a 5 per cent overall production cut. - Senate Leadership Showdown * Under Scarborough's proposal, the two weaker candidates would then withdraw, leaving the winner to help other Democratic candidates in the fall electir,trn. Body Identified After Year DELRAY BEACH, Fin. (AP) A body that wa!,hvd ashore here last June 5th has been identified as n Canadian woman who never came home tren a Caribbean cruise. . - years. Palm Beach County sheriff's detective! said ?4onday that Helene Allard, 32, was identified when Montreal police now a sketch of her in an Interpol W. i'etln. , ci _________ Police ay Miss O'f))nnell was beaten to death that same day In December, 1910 Her tiody wwi found on a dairy farm near Orlando. Christian is serving a 20-year sentence In th- "black satin" killing of Carla Howell, who was stabbed to death the same .- _____ .i _______ _______ ______ with itself, complaining of the difficulties of governing; they have blandly supposed that t a go ve rnment without a ________ - alwaysixxlicatedttswillingness There have tore U Golan escarpdicatiorts Kissinger has a P1 mont, as well us re treat for Internationalizing Jeru. Sinai salem that might eventually of an over-all settlement (OVC satisfactory to all the But once this is accomplished tlw peace effort will become nations iavOVed. And he a may have much more complicated. ___ _______ ________ • - - . '•-• , ,,., 1h' irues Jtfr tht include sort of U.S treaty guarantee in Ow quitiun of whether Iuael mind that would be off ered to gives L or retains the west Israel as an inducement to give — up more of the Arab landtakerm in 1967. ybw - tente RfT' /ffEPr - ,, I - - - ç - V - Iir aiiItir r'a1 ON FRENCH AVE. TELEPIIONE Ta-wi o.$3l-*V3 Area Code 305 W.t ' A a1ELOW wyhE D DOYtE Mocar PMt,iMc TOM A4(ENS RCT C. 0-rector - $UaSCRIPT$O$,*ES Horn Qe$.vry. 5k Weep.. 1210 i,p. - ztL r YeAr - LM Butthereisaserlousquesuon whether the U.S. Senate, so xi after the Vietnam war, would be willing to ratify any new alliance that could project U.S. *rmetl forces Into a future Middle East war. And it is also very doubtful whether any nation intrmni. ca!Iy tough and self-reliant as Israel would under any condlions strip it.celi of defendable M "?- ............ penclent upon a fromise hv t; - Vi . few untidily selected and fracticus gentlemen, was yt recognized as a nation by the rest of the world, and was able YN J / —I — _____ _____ s ). - — "e could travel faster, Comrade, if you'd let me push yOU! unaltered to ths present day; and are we to suppose that all this was accomplished without leadership just because a single fact in history was stated without research and fnrist flOw PhCld at all costs '' -- 1 , -r' a pustal ttrvice, a standing iiiiiiillllllllllll NAPLES, F's, (Al') Sen. Edward Gurney, H-Fin., says tin House Judiciary Committee co i,it lering sinpeachiiient of Pit si(tent Nixon is a packed Ju:,. gurney told a Naples Repi bhican Woman's club Monday that all the Democrats on the lIi"e panel have accepted con' tritutlons from the AFI,CIO, Which is supporting impeach. me it. "You might say the jury ii' pmrked," Gurne', sa 'if >ou !'r' t sl,ec ive media they would brir:g out things like these cot:- I~ 4r, 1 ) -, 1 , I "Ill army—end much of what it did then has survived almost 0 F/ $ L.) N L ( .' - XU '' "' tl'it)iItiOfls." ,/ "-" - - i!d Politi s ana religion' iS-cjsstd ________ _— -,_-='ho .__ 'Y.'.., ,,5a *VO Can 'aitif (. :ft subjects 0' ' c not to at parties . f R Committee bill. ('onututtet Chairman hew sa id the change in the law was .-- - . ,- - _ ----- . -. _ - -- iIiU illiJlJf 1 1I 1 a news conference before the meeting, Gurney said Wa. terp ate would not be a major issue in the November elections bt'.iue "'people are totally fed tic with this thing and more ____ Governor needed to allow shippers to buy liability insurance and to get shippers to come into Florida lie A ked da who aren't doing so because of the law. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) the governor doesn't relish the the l70 race. The House Commerce CornLt. Gov. Tom Adams says prospect of me in the cabinet as Adams said he had an ative initt.ee earlier defeated 15-7 a Gov. Reubin Askew asked him secretary of state." organization throughout the Republican attempt to prevent to resign on three occasions but "If he is ioini to oouose me state while Askew was littl Askew claims he never madc :t';rc, smof my frkrtt1., (etl known tateide,the}Jc;ajd the request, the Miami Herald we'd be better off running reported. reported in today's editions, OVVS against him." "Reubin and I had only one Adams was quoted as s'iying The Herald said Adams commitment to run together, Askew asked for his resignation emphasized his break with the to win together and to in private meetings last year governor, saying Askew was together," Adams said. "We because "he apparently Felt "low man on the totem pole" ran together, we won together, TALLAHASSEE, Fin. (AP) that I was a thorn in his side." when the two joined forces in but we never worked together." Environmental problems are Adams was censured by the now the No. I state concern legislature last year following among Florida voters, accord- disclosures that he used state ing to a poll released today by employes to operate his private s ms A Resig n A Adding ____ ___ ___ ___ 1 _____ I__ _____ _____ _ 10 p(i.l '-'. a month and opoly rental toward purchase 3 price cf ' 159 50 _ [2800rgo - 543-7700 , w j turt 1:3 fall ftobsnwn - 0,l,nd. -- Poll Sh Concerns - - conservation groups. The statewide survey, cornmissioned by the Florida Auduhen Society and Florida Defenders of the Environment, in. dicated 59 per cent of 600 registered voters polled said environmental problems such as overpcpulation, the energy crisis, growth and pollution were the major issues facing the state. fl: u a m'i it.- from 13 per cent Jirve )e'iro :igo, according to r'a'ji:',; (.tddell, president of : ruiriJ4,s Survey Research, iiI( hi c'iducted the poll. uas staggered t; that In.rr:s'," Caddell said. "The ito has developed a whole difere::t set of political concerns 'tdch will begin influencing the 4itcorfle of elections." Economic questions such as nflation ranked second in the urvey at 14 per cent, farm near Quincy. Adams, now in the race for secretary of state, has said he Is seriously considering running rTallahassee Tally without proper 1113163, Ryals. By The Associated Press Monday, April 9 Condominiums against Askew for the The house Democratic nomination for Bills passed: governor this fall. Executions "The Democrats in Florida Provides that are entitled to a variable the Florida Supreme Court, choice," Adams said in an instead of the governor, shall interview with the Miami sign death warrants of condemned prisoners. 118166, Herald. "I'm still running for Gautier. St)tute of limitations secretary of state, but we're still looking to our friends to Provides that persons charged decide where we can be of rnoi't with a major felony can be ser%ice." prosecuted for six years, lesser The Herald quoted Askew as felonies can be prosecuted saying the only resignation he within three years, major ever requested from Adamsmisdemeanors within two ears was that he leave the secretary and lesser misdemeanors of commerce post last year within one year. 1113133, Gunbecause o the activities at his tier Antitrust tarn,. Provides a fiveThe governor said that at the year Jail sentence or loss of time he and Adams discussed right to do business, or both, for price fixing, rigged bids and possible resignation - - - 1 authority. V-i i * - Abollsies - - - Out to lunch SPECIAL recreation leases, requires full disclosure of all terms involved in condominium sales and provides three-year warranty protection for buyers, 11132155, Steinberg and others. The Senate $.,.125 $ 2 pieces honey-dipped tried chicken_ Met in joint session with the House to hear judicial recommendations from Chief Justice Jame:i Adkins of the Florida Supreme Court. mashed slow an potatoes and gtvy, Cole hot butter tatin' blscwt 4Irthe 4 The Governor 4L cxkx—cf TAX ØSMS Ti$I. Ran* Took no cctiori relating to the legislature. Si nord - other mononlot Adams Initiated the tices. HB1697, Andrews and others. 1I1cussions. rating it excellent, while 11V. Locksmiths Requires the Adams told the herald he Reubin Askew received a rating uses the prospect of running state to certify locksmiths and of excellent from 21 per cnt of f rainst Askew "because It is makes it a misdemeanor to the respondents. corning increasingly obvious poSS"SS locksmith's tools '1 Li UUI .i.... h-n,i UI -------------'" 0** .- N • 1~ \ ~ Suprern e Court Hears First Death Sent ence Si nce 1972 TAUA1111SSEE, P1a. (AP) An I!)-Year-old rut- away who receiv:d the ftr,,i death sen. tenci, inder F'h.tidns new capi. tal F, i aislunent lin was denied pro' •:tions ur'lr the law, an - murder convictions, "This court has already determined that the civilized people of Florida have established, through their legislature, fair rules," the office said. In four murder cases sent to the Supreme Co'irt even before trials were held, th e court last July 26 upheld the constitutionality of the law adopted in December 1972. Lpmadline's lawyers said the court Mould re-examine the decision as a result of the law's actual practice. The Florida law, first adopted after the ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court that capital punishment was unconstitutional as then imposed, requires separate trials to determine guilt and sentence,'. "I have no doubt that the bright minds of high school can be trained in a concentrated subject area, eliminating plants and giraffes, cows and horse, to come up with good service at a low cost," Fair added. He said that professional vet. erinarlans monopolize the field, charge artificially inflated prices and refuse to treat pets unless the owner pays In ad- PEA LIOn' Realtors Week SPECIAL SECTION OF THE SANFORD HERALD A vance. "They've made owning a pet which Is needed for love and protection too costly," Fair said. "I wonder where a life Is at slake how many people are losing their pets because they can not lay money on the line to get medical attention." Fair said details of the amount of treatment a dog doetot could provide would have to be worked out by the kglsia. lure, lie tIicl, however, c',neede that cats ought to be treated too. "One of the objects is to give free spaying to cats, that way we call eliminate them,' Fair said. fl• - Us OPEN DAILY 11A.M. TIL fP.M FRI. SAT, TIL 11P.M. ise Frich Ave. (NI-way 17-fl) Lobbyist Fair Seeks 'Dog Doctor' School s I Machine F' IInM _______ Denies Claims I ) —,_______I . Panel Is 'Packed JUry 1 ,y - I I"—,\ (7 ambassadors; during those years it set its house in o,'Jer, providing for a standard currency, a. lcderi bank, Louis de Is Parte, B-Tampa, JACKSONVILLE, Fin. Monday night that oil Is coming prohibited the importation of gasoline it needs and he hopes predicting the American people who made the motion to defer (AP)— When the state senate into the in spite of the law, petroleum products into the there will be a "zero shortfall" will have enough gasoline for action, said the bill probably debates proposed changes in whichstate requires unlimited state," Sawhill said, by summer. their need3 this summer if they would come up again Thursday the Florida oil spill law today, responsibility by shippers for Sawhii responded by continue to conserve It. after senators had time to study Gov, Reubin Askew says he any spills. "There's nothing magic the bill and amendments, hopes it will re'ngnjze "that the lo Julit, Sawhi II, deputy ad- about any law to say it shouldn't De la Parte said, "I have a cost of an oil spill cleanup can ministrator of the Federal be amended," Askew said, "but strong fear we might pass a bill be substantial and th e cost to Enersiv Of1ic,, appeared with I would hope they would move not consiste nt with what w' Flori da 's environment can be Askew and said the same thing, very cautiously in this direEIII think," if they acted today, substa ntial," "I've never heard any lion." adding that he did not favor the Askew said in a televised allegations from This NCR 0-Key anybody In The governor sa id Florida i.s $14 million liability on shippers statewide news conference Washington that this ELECTRIC law has getting 90 per cent of th e r7 Proposed in the Commerce day's proceedings dressed in alt rney toll the Supreme red trouser's and socks, white CO '1 today. shoes and a red and grey lichia-1 P Lamadline was striped shirt. r' advised i. l his rights to have Though he Is charged with a jry rec'uinnend whether he first degrcr murder, he would I 1 a life sentence or death not (ace the death penalty f er he pleaded guilty, public convicted again. Special fender David Busch said. prosecutor Ralph Hadley 1 1, iusch argued that Lamadline who handled the case earlier as svcr relinquished that right. an assistant state attorney, wild Asst. Atty. Gen. Michael Cor. Florida's death penalty had iot , in said Lamadline wuived the been re-enacted at he tim' of right by participating in a beam'. the slaying. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) ing before Okaloosa County Cir. Man's best friend has a pal In cuit Judge Erwin Fleet after he political gadfly Jim Fair. pleaded guilty, Reserving the name Man's Busch also asked the court to m ach Best Friend Inc., Fair has regreview the whole 1972 law In view of its first death sentence istered as a legislative lobbyist coming to the court for oral at- in behalf of the state's mutts and mongrels. guiiients. But he said he doesn't have Public defenders claimed in concerned about the economy, writing earlier that Lamadline much use for Florida's felines. particularly the cost of living." was a victim of a law, which, in "I'm a dog lover," Fair said Gurney said he would not be practice. discriminated Monday. "They will bark in against surprised if state Public Ser- the poor and blacks, case of lire and snarl to defend vice Commissioner Paula 'An examination of records you. I've never seen a cat do Hawkins runs against him in of the first seven capital cases anything except sit around and the Reoublican primary. that reached death row in smell up the house." "But if there's a primary, I'm Florida state prison will reveal Fair wants the legislature to sure I'll win," he said, four of the defendants are black create dog doctor schools lie said a private poU taken and six are poor," they said In around the state to tram young by Rep. Bill Gunter, B-Fin., In briefs filed before today's persons who would care for pets dicatod that about half the i,..ting at low cost, stqte's Democrats "'' Appearing briefly in the Capi. "It appears that the state has eking he! Ci.iter again set in motion criminal to) with a pair of spotted pupl)crnocratic nomination (0 0$)- procedure machinery that Is pies named Hector and Edgar pose Gurney, arbitrarily selecting a sq uirming, in his hand:., the lob"1 feel confident of re-eke. disproportionate number of byist explained his ideas, (ion," Gurney said. "II almost FlorIda's poor and blscks to be "My desire Is to have just two half of the Democrats in Flori- executed," they added. or three years of college da think Sen. Gurney is doing a Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin's education or the equivalent in good job and you add that to the office replied that figures on concentrated training rather increasing number of regis- death sentences are than In a broad field unrelated tered Republicans In the state, nieaningkss unless compared to normal household pe ts," he things look pretty good." with life sentences iinposad in stud, Gurne y : House I Amerlcamadetreatlesof peace and treaties of alliance, con traded loans, received and sent 'It)' Askew Cites High Oil Spill Cleanup Costs Senate President Pro Tern - to transact business of great - - bedroom in a fashionable part of Otlando. He ws convicted of both killings ill 1971, but the 4th ! and enduring importa nce with the rest of the world." "In the years before Washington's presidency, — 11 I bead; and that this nation, with nothing more to guide it than a I -' month in her satin-decorated 1 w . ___ ________ OR1"U11 BERY'3 "They have led us to believe that the government during thos years was a thing of shreds and patches, at odds Orlandoan Testif ies - _______ limits and give defenses for oil spillers. - Christian Re--rrial SARASOTA, Fin. (AP)— An Dtst:': Court of Appeals ruled Orlando woman has k'stifk'54 hist sear that nremMitntlAn here that former t11t44'tter wa, ,iot proven in the O'Donnell James "Pete" Christ1zri drois ca..' away from an Orlando bar A second trial on the first Carry Lou O'Donnell the (,.r 'i.'gree murder charge was she was killed. :1.1emnpted in Orlando last July, Judy Ann 1,mbert tole, a hut difficulty in finding jurors circuit court jiry Manday that who had not heard of the case was the la5(Uir,es1'esawtre St. led the judge to move the trial. Cloud waltres alive. Christian sat through Mon- ' -_____ heavily against a workmen's 15 pending amendments. delay action on the bill, C& Caddell said the Iegislatu'.'t ame out badly in terms of proval of its actions on the en vironment, with 4 per t.'ent In to ': TALLAHASSEE, Fin. (AP) Sen. Dan Scarborough wants a showdown before the end of the 604ay legislative session on who will be Senate President In 1977. Scarborough, a Jacksonville Democrat, wants Seas. Kenneth Myers of Miami and Jim Williams of Ocala, also Democrats, to determine at the end of this session whyhas the most votes for presicknt. - - - OCHOPEE, Fla. (AP) Foreat rangers were battling two massive grass fires in the Everglades today to protect two Indian villages. The fires, helped along by tinder-dry vegetation and gusty winds, threatened huts in two Miccosukee Indian villages as well as a service station and nearby houses. "There are a number of private dwellings out there that we're trying to protect," said a spokesman, "We plan to set up fire lines and, if necessary, set some fires to clear the land around them." - .. _ Fires Threaten Villages NA Hanson was a force in "It led to the early retirement of Osborn," Nctlz.i told us. Colonial politics long before the When we reached the ex-CIA security boss at his home near the By KENETIIJ. RABBEN Proprietary school students considerably more general or American Revclution. Born in agency he had served so long, he clung firmly to his oath of Copley News Service are more likely to be black or nonemployment course work Mulberry Grove, Charles secrecy. ha ve Spa nish surnames than than the single purpose County, Md., a direct "I had planned for over a year to retire In June," Osborn One of publi c ed ucati on's those in public oclicol, the study proprietaries who gave top descendant of Scandinavian insisted gamely. "I realized there was no flnzncial b'nefit to myths is that people cannot found, priority to training students for royalty, he became a leading staying and decided to retire..." learn in profit-making schools They, '...had to rely on employment. figure In the Maryland NAVY BLUES: A defense contractor has charged that a because they are more con- rat he r unconventional sources "Another, more pervasive Assembly, and headed the boyhood friend of Sen. Russel Long, D.La., offered the aerator's c'erneu with "making a buck" of information such as Yellow reason is a real gap In Association of Maryland services for $150,000 to settle the contractor's dispute with the than education. Pages and late night television formation. about the Freemen, an early patriotic Navy. Such cherished notions about advertisements to decide what proprietary school,." group. The unwitting Long, chairman of the powerful Senate public vocational education to do after high rchooL" Only about half the public Finance Committee, knew nothing of the offer, according to his after high school are being The " ... findings suggest that school officials said their "John Hanson's talents as a office, nor has our investigation showed Long ever authorized it. exposed by a national study to proprietary schools may be schools competed with others in military irganizer. his tireless J. Roy Becnel, who Is accused of making the offer, swore to is: "I determine whether public, able to compensate for their the area for students and most energy in supporting never asked for a dime. I never expected anything." nonprofit postsecondary in- students' less advantaged often named four-year colleges Washington's army with men, In direct contradiction to Becnel, the contractor, Lewis stitutions or tne private backgrounds by providing as competitors. None named arms and ammunition, and his Malnak, of Cherry 11111, N.J., has told questioning Internal business and trade facilities intensive short-term job proprietary schools, but all other war activities were of Revenue Service investigators that Becoel sought cash for his 11. artil lery range of Damascus, fendable bo rders. It Is doubtful the Syrian capital. It plans to If there is much "give" left In pull back its forces to the pre- its position. October boundary along the An unkn In all rugged Golan Heighto posi tion the United Sta tes will separat ing the two nations. take on further Israeli withThis effort, too, Is expected to drawals after the pul1bac to succeed because Israel has Golan is Schle%ed. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) the state from adopting a for- compensation bill, saying the their pay, not to exceed two. Thomas, five other Republi- compensation formula. The Florida Senate today mula for the state's workmen's legislature should determine thirds of the state's average cans and Rep. Frank Carlucci, Commerce chairman Don postponed a vote on a bill to compensation bill, every year how much money weekly wage. B-Jacksonville, voted against Tucker, B-Tallahassee, delayed soften the state's tough oil spill Rep. Jon Thomas, R•Fort should be paid in benefits to in. the formula but were over. a vote on the workmen's cornlaw. Lauderdale, introduced the Jured workers. The formula would boost whelmed by 15 Democrats. pensation bill because the cornBy a 21-18 vote after an how- amendment to kill the formula Ilie formula provides that maximum weekly benefits Business Interests lobbied mittee lacked time to consider of debate, the Senate voted to in a comprehensive workmen's workers would get 60 per cent of from the present IN to $98. 7 _. known as proprietary schools training." proprietary school directors incalculable value to the services. do better at preparing people ck1)f "This study indicates s clear named local community Continental cause," his Malnak, president of Lew Malnak Associates, went to Becnel for jobs and careers. tendency for the least- colleges and technical schools biographer states. in 172 for help In settling a $750,000 contract claim with the Navy. 8Y JAM CARY The study is being conducted advantaged student not to at- as major competitors. bank of the Jordan pj Malnak says he had heard Becnel knew Long and that Becnel Coley Nei Service Gaza Strip, the Gull of Aqaba, by Weliford W. Wilma at the tend the nearby inexpensive ''Ignorance about As head of 'the--Maryland I identified himself asp "bag man" for the Louisiana senator, and its protecting prcwtory University of California's community colleges and proprietaries is by no means delegation in Congress at l Matnak swears that Beenel asked for 150,000 In cash "to get WASHINGTON Th!\,ugh ai), :u whctJtr i Center li Research and technical schools. More often he limited to public community Philadelphia, he led his state In the claim seWed immediately" through [Mg's office. When the mists of uncertainty that pulls back farther '.hnri tro Development in Higher chooses the relatively cx- colleges and technical schools, the bitter land fight which I Malnak protested that he lacked such a large sum, Becnel surround U.S. efforts to achieve mountain passes in the Sinai Education at Berkeley pensive proprietary schools. If The higher education establish- threatened to split the country suggested that he boost his claim above $1 million and pay a stable Middle Eastern peace, and the Golan fleiglati, on the The study's first phase in- public postsecondary schools ment haa kept proprietary dining its confusing, formative 1150,000 if B.ecnel's efforts were successful, according to Malnak. 4 a very criticalshowdown period s,nan border, volved 1,370 students about to are the latest extension of mass schools at arms' length for Mainak, with no important contacts in Washington, had tried is rapidly approaching. graduate from 21 public schools public education geared to the years. The reason for this He would not add his several times unsuccessfully to see Long's top a4e, Bob Hunter. This new stage in the negoAU of these are I'SUCS on and 29 private, profit-making needs of the 'new students,' why ostracism lies in the fact that signature to the Articles of Once Becnel became Involved In the case, the barriers fell tiating process established In. t"hlch Izrel has 'tak It would schools in the San Francisco do these students tend to pick proprietaries operate for a Confederation, which the other quickly. Secretary Of State Heu'y Ui,. not yield, with tI!e p'.ssible ei- Bay Area, Chicago, Boston and the proprietaries" profit and many traditional 12 states had signed, until they "They walked Becnel in like he was a member of the staff," singer will arrive when all of caption Of the Gaza Strip, and Miami. Now, 3,400 graduates To minority students, Wilma educators think profit making ceded and gave to the new Malnak recalls. He claims Hunter promised to "look into jthe the easy moveshave teen made some adju?itment In the Sharm. are being studied on the job to says, public postsecondary and education are in- country forever all the land case) because Beenel asked him to." Malnak's logs show he met and only the very dfIc'ilt re EI.ShalkGulf-of-Aqaba are. determine the effects of their facilities are carbon copes of compatible. they clalmcd outside of their with Hunter three times in 1972. main. On the other hand, Syria In schooling. the middle-class high schools own borders. At the last meeting, Malnak says, he felt Hunter had lost So far the patience, per- particular has said h.rael must Thus far, the facts favor from which they graduated or "Public schools, with their interest. Malnak says he never promised nor paid Becnel a aictence and skill Kissinger's give up the Golan area it seized proprietary schools, par. dropped out,,..whlch many new need to maintain a broad base at the commission, nor ever talked money with Hunter. Most historians hold t h diplomacy have ;-Md off hatid- from Syria ir, the 1967 war if Licularly in Oe training of students choose not In, or of middle-Oass, tax-paying Articles of Confederation, In commenting on the case, Hunter says he I,as known Beene) samely. Thr.,g', tiLc efforts there is to be peace. minority group members in cannot, relate to. support, offer broad programs though contributing to the for years, as has Sen. Long. Hunter recalls meeting 'vith Maiziak Israel and i.gypt have whose name the public "Despite the current that appeal largely to the tax- technique of government, were at Becnel's request, but says hedid nothing to help Malnak. Saudia Arabia, too, has been education establishment has popularity negotiated and carried out a of 'career paying middle class, Becnel, a former justice of the peace and drainage cca'iquite unsatisfactory in practice separation arvi thinning of very Insistent that I&ael must called for open admissions, education," over 75 per cent of "Proprietary schools need to because of the subordinate part tractor, hotly contests Matnak's story. "I'm not a satchel man," forces along t1, Sue: front, give up Jerusalem, which is as quota systems and increasing the public schools In this study recruit, train and place occupied by the new central he steamed. "I never knew Russell (Long) to take a dim, ,. I'll get The 1wa211 :4.rmy also Las holy to Mithainrnadans 31 it IS amounts of money. stated that their highest graduates In jobs succeasfuly government. It is said taat hold of Malnak and break his neck." abanftwJ its enclave on the to Jews and Cleistim. "Our findings contradict the priority was educating 3tudents to get a return on their 6 Congres3, depending upon the FOOTNOTE: MaInak's interest Is in getting his cl&!In settled. western Wink of the canal and The Paleathdaus and Jordan, conventional wisdom that for life and only secondarily vestment, the He charges he was - 'blackballed" after his detection equipment states for its funds and for pulk.-d b&A an the eastem bank toc, have been equally adamant mtivation is the factor that mentioned training for Mrs'Contie q uen tly. their execution of its decrees, found discovered that the Navy had bought faulty distress-warning the mountain passes In the in stating Israel has to tt11Tn determines whether students go ricyment. To meet this stated programs subs. Reps. Edwin Forsythe, R-N.J,, and Lea are specific and Sinai. the west bank to Arab control, to public or proprietary objective, public schools' determined by current labor itself to be little more than a devices for Polaris legislative-executive body Aspin. D-WLs., have asked for a complete Justice Department Very soon now a new round of and Egypt has indicated at schools," Wilirts says. ',.s'atmonal progrizns contain market and consumer needs. attempting to reconcile the probe of the Navy's handling of the case. talki betweea Israel and Syria times it would Insist on -_____________ JUNTA HUSTLE: 'Me Treasury Department has policies of the various state.i. informed will begin In Washington in an regaining control over the champion Rep. Henry Gonzales, D'Tex., that it supports a $23.5 million Hanson's effort to achieve a similar dis- entire Sinai. the Gaza Strip and disagrees. He writes: Word Bank loan to the Greek military junta "so that Greece can engagemert on the Syrian the Gidf of Aqaba before a final take advantage of its Association Agreement" with the Common "Historians, in their hurry t front, pace could be achieved. Market. There, Israel is prepared to The truth is that the Co;nmon Market virtually sa.'pended George Washington, have glt up the deep, dagger-like Israel on the other hanu, fetis Greece in 1967 when it fell under a dictatorship. A Treasury ne glected the eight years fl 7 eahent it drove into tl~t Syrian tivit its own future security i5 spokesman told us th ere was "no intention to deceive," lay behind him, and between his front, during October dependent upon retaining these election and Hanson's. fighting, up to a potn within areas in order to have de- Tuesday, April 9,1974—SA - e ). .' a M ideast Solutions May Become Sti ________ er TODAY 6 John Hanson never chopped down a cherry tree or threw a A veteran of 26 years at th e cloak-and-dagger complex, the ti6. 0 dollar across the Potomac, so year-old Osborn was caught up in th e suppression of a mysterious far as is known. CIA memo which described how d.'vwaants were burned at the His only claim to lame is that home of Waterbugger James McCord, an ex-CIA agent. he preceded George The secret memo was based on Information supplied by a Washington as president. former FBI Inspector, lee Pennington, who was then working Yet many Americans have with the CIA as a paid "consultant." never heard of him. Few Pennington, an old family friend of the McCords, had visited histories refer to him. He gets Mrs. McCord alter her husband wa arrested inside Democratic but a brief menti on in some headquarters In June 1972. He found her burning papers and encyclopedias, documents. Earlier, she had burned typewriter ribbons. ll One biography, hacvc;, that Pcraingtcn loyally reported the cpiaodc to hiz CIA boe and aims to set matters right, by th e CIA wrote it up in memo form. For more than a year and a giving due cred it to the man half,itlaytn th eClAfileslikeapaperbomb. Meanwhile, FBI sleuths were asking embarrassing questi ons whom history passed by, is "John Hanson; Our First about whether the CIA knew of destroyed documents from among President." McCord's papers and were gettin g persistent deniaLs from the Yet many Americans have CIA. Finally, Ser.nte Watergate Vice Chairman Howard Baker, Rnever heard of him. Few Ttnn.. began nuoping in the CIA role in the covt'rup ard a hi3tocies refer to liiru, 1k gc but a btief mention In some middle-level CIA employe who knew of the hidden memo threatened to blow the whistle. After some pazilcky debate, CIA OV encyclopedias. Director William Colby was reluctantly told of the ruppres.sed One biography, however, that memo. alms to set matters right, by Colby quickly contacted Rep. Lucien Nedri, D-Mich., giving due credit to the man chairman of a House Intelligence subcommittee. They agreed whom history passed by, is that the bestcoursewastoletallCcpitol Hill committees involved "John Hanson; Our First in the Watergate probe as well as Leon Jaworaki's special President." Written by prosecutors know abQut the cover-up memo. Seymour W. Smith, it has been Nedzi, after full hearings with Pennington, McCord and CIA republished bby the Invest-in- officials, Including Osb,rn, concluded that the CIA had not America National Council as dispatched Pennington to burn the papers as the memo seemed to part of its Heritage Series to suggest. Osborn claimed he did not even know of the memo. 14 mark the Bicentennial, Nevertheless, Nedil and Colby were both worried about the 4 . Watergate Victim CupytijW. $ 74 by thuled WASHINGTON—The Watergate has claimed a major victim in the Central Intelligence Agency with the forced retirement of its dedicated director of security, Howard Osborn, By ROBERT BEll'S Copley News Serlc ) I It CIA's Osborn - -1 - r WASI1INGTONNEAi keep it happy. But they are What Kissinger zloes not seem giving in, not agreeing. To date, t understand is that the France has been pressing the totalitarian governments, while hardest, so France has been able to speak with authority having its way quite frequently. today, are even less reliable Worse yet, for Kissinger, in a over the long haul in their practical sense there are no dealing than the shaky west trong governments in West European cabinets. A Europe. There are coalition Krezhnev, a (Thou En-lai or a overnments, minority MjIdIe Ecst ruler may speak govenunents (as in Britain) or with absolute authority today. otherwise unstable regimes. But the top man Their leaders realize th ey do power tomorrow—or be not speak for the majority and to compromise with some thus most tread softly. They ternal clique, have neither the democratic Or he may change his mind power of the ballot to back them and ignore the deal or evade its nor the totalitarian nwer of the provisions if he or his Cormnuntsh dictatorships. associates see it to their adIt is impocsible for Kissinger vantage, FLORIDA Senate Delays Spill Law Change Vote The Sanford Herald y k 9 Uphold A Myth By RAY CIWMLEY to negotiate with such govern. ments the tough deals or agreements nece&siry to insure Underlying Dr. Henry equality of the West against a Kissingers attack on NATO determined, probing Soviet allies is one uncomfortable Union or the oil-rich Arab fact: West Europe does !t tatc;, fcclirg their ncwfound exist. It was a figment of the X)WCt'. imagination of that idealist, These realities also explain John Foster lles, when he why Kissinger in essence goes managed U.S. foreign affairs, alone in confrontations or The reality of Soviet im- negotiations with Russia and in perialism and his own strategy dealing with the Middle East of global politici, which protagonists. requires live balancing world For Kissinger, seeing that he power centers, make it has nnstron, determined allies necessary for Kissinger to to deal with, tends to ignore t-ontinue the myth. tinfor. them—except as a back-up for tunately, Kissinger sometimes the policies cn hch he already forgets the true state of affairs has decided. and believes the myth is reality. Like diplomats a century and To put it bluntly, West Europe a h lf ago, Kissinger finds it is little more than a group of mn' comfortable tO flVOiIt t' totalitarian or inoying m assorted, unauthoritarian governments. coordinated directions, Agreement among the West The decisions agreed to by European nations on political them are laws because the man and economic questions is in- in authority is the law. By contrast, dealing with the West c-idental. If one country in group presses with rilicIent European countries is like vigor, then the oilers give into dealing with so much mush. Jack Anderson For more infor mation call 322-2611 831.9993 Deadline April 11, 19743 p.m. �TY! -0 ._.. ..- WL .- - __. ••.,.._ . - . ... __ - 6A—The Sanford Herald Tuesday. Aprfl9, 1974 Hodgepodge [_ An*, I to Y4'O'Q Psvsø; Pitit IjgI11 Surgery Is Ed i 's tonal - . - - Cartoons Work On F' . Dear Abby T\/ 1W The Sanford Herald After Babies, He Loses Interest Tuesday, April 9, 1974-7A 1"d-1wa 27 r things cry day," he said. "Mt'(IIOui e & It t asn't Ui( which caused Sanderson's theory is that brevity is one of those I * 4)H,rjh E %(RO are newspaper cartoons .-"./ lu M X_ 11wuh most persons are p T his cartoon's demise on TV. The public reaction to h artwork. that viewers and TV cartoonists hnrnrn M 5 MtIV to seeing editorial cartoons only stition, pinched by economic with-a-message fell off as irate alike have to live with. P 1•" 0 .4 to ,4 .1IrI 41 IOIifll in newspapers. this form of tonsklerations, said the public critics realized their corn42 Lr ri s k . By ABIGAIl. VAN BUdEN The Paola home of Mr. and C'entering, the refreshment -You have to assume that it 12 1n 1A wti TA Journalism also is feasible for wasn't reacting to the feature plaints were to no avail and the I 4Judçrnn; Way Out I rLnd people's o over some xill rs. bill Bridges, alive with table. wInch wis overlaid ts mItt '' '$9Obj('titr N 13 umb local 1V news shows. says an as once did. Y. N N C . ______ Iii $raI. I 1C 4 1 cartoon had become an heads or move too last," lie oo ' 5IFruitdsin r treasured antiques and bridal ;i white linen cloth featuring . 14('owi rp artist who's tried it. Ily(;I;oIu;I:w.rRANF: !2MaIIr'%rr T A M S,T established fixture. lSMakh,14 2:30 7:30' :0O 9 on political televisi 'let-or, hand i-iitwork detail, was a Forest WS Chit' st'tting for a Amusden, general says. " . 4 'a &Hep tt GIo1I ' 5: 1r.Acr lI:ISIN cit l'h.I).,M.[). Ends Thursday W W_ same MI you need the DEAR ABBY: I am are a good to Miss tiered cake stand 54 MIJI fliaflilger of K(;w exposed holding carI I n is 44 and a Sanyears making the least possible noise, lingerie shower honoring cartoo l$trUp%ol nine, Amnsden,aformcrncwspaper .' t..it 31 &s . 10 %Im-ntaln near toonist and strong backing lr&ni derson fan, said he was sur- editor, observed that an eciito- hazard as the newspaper carold and pregnant, but that's not I'm -serious. Frances t' Willi'ims, daughter of miniature t ,ikes decorated in%truiuent 33 strung IL4nIed toy problem. Mi. and Mrs. Robert W. liritit' dolls. Each guest I have had V the station, says William Sand- prised by the lack (if Positive or rial cartoon on TV has a big toon." $7Compcipini NUMIlEI(87 Jj is a Chicago biology teacher. . prupeI 38Am.ior E Y 5 erson, ml%tMe whose "Acid Test" car- negative reaction to the "Acid drawback its newspaper verchildren. I was married the received a c'mike as a Imiemento DEAR NUMBER 81226: l llianis of Sanford. , - !~ 19 A 4OCismbing And Sanderson, whose leaflSi1rnandcrs "1k. Crane," she began, "I loon appeared on KGW-TV , e'!nr 'l the occasion. Miss Williams will become first time when I was 14. I had Sorry, but lfl help you Test" feature the last year it sions don't '\~ Rated PG rrr? have: "A neWS- Lure appeared weekly in the get Olfl' 24Handk Rvsnmr iherrng tintkrstand that )OU and 1)r. For inure than three years be- was on the air, 41 )lcharbes Jice by miiy lirt husband and I'll did up IN: Silver and crystal ap. the Lwkk of James Harrison . 26 On the bnnv I. ;I,( paper) 3NoUh-tr.i Siaflgb 42I1 cartoon is so:r.ething POftiand Oregonian newspaper ?7 Root finial 'Led Van Deilen (medical lore it was canceled. piinlmuents contained 24 by this one, and it seems that ICiser, son of ii varii't> IbfllJl,,fl 43JJrn , hUI Mrs. Francis It. IN ; " . — 1 30 Laxer "That doesn't itean people you sit and look at, think about, before KGW bought the idea, vii1i1I IIY[ the more children I have, the l),irlantl of tr.gwond, f dainty party fare. on April 32 Purloined [)EA:t ABBY: l : -. turn back and look at again latA widow I.' S Pieced out Slnoratxlum 44 Lüathsmr "Find the best cartoonist didn't react, wt it wasn't says there's no way in print or Medical School. 34flprnt3t less 19 at The hostess presented cii. 6Getup 8 pin., at Holy Cross Interest my husband has in wrote you about not receiving 262i'aI 44 Animal skin I available ... give him free rein measureable," he said, adding er. I 3SIIojing right IV to avoid the problem of car7 Vriu 27 Purih b' 47 Nr-'e god me. sages to the honoree and l':i)lSCO ))Il Church. any wedding 3 anniversa 4P ry cards "So I wtsh you'd explain his and I ingredient suffer the consequences," "it was a fairly NOW! expensive piece tIg i "Ø television, it was there, loon ideas that flop, particular3 I wrote to you a year ago aad alter her husband had died. Arrangements of mothers lii ('OIiIpleliiefl! their pastel $ uls1n(fs -h IS & 11:05 2* Persian (.ur got' , he says. "Sooner or recent later, ii he's of information ... it got to the and 18 seconds later it was ly if one artist does the cartoon I statement that AI.l 1) Disesw 9t'pon' roll ' 29Che,nicjI you told me to get lay husband .trneraI r 1' I lost my husband before our Pfl1 I1 flowers in antique silver i-ostwnes. sulfit good, --.. tie's going to nail point where we put money Into gone." cancers of the gall bladder are to Kiln "RESORT GIRLS" live days a week. suttises spring to go to the priest and crystal vases Miss Mary Beth Williams, with me. adorned the 24th anniversary I and would like associated with gall stones, somebody to the wall." Plus At 9:40 'tn!PAP(nf',r,,R/f 1',, that or something else." maybe more of a Sanderson agrees, but says - But it knew party area, cousin of the bride-elect, he'd never go, and I was to tell you what happened on my " " :-'1--' hdache for TV. he rnnceaes. IIIIIIIIII Ciii a c ries of g.imIit' right lie hasa I set loot inside a zthcr .rnrhNar, I fCLl1I ' routine physical examination J ~, "Because it is on television, \~ -~~ LithoLie 'hitcti were printed ito wedding hureti except lo our red roses from my three ~~ recently and learned that she people expect it to be super cvchildrens' bells. ' christening and children ' , all cliege age plus '**I, . g:iIl stones. - I 1I'L1 Jul -,,p weddings. 1' _______________ Invited guests wurc Mimics. -- :' they had reservations for the TOMOIIOW A 40 10 "Although the physician Ted Williiiiis, J.L. Iloltui, Cecil The priest told inc to pray to four of us at one of our better 1 __________ T;fl GlUT GATSIYJ admitted she didn't have any A " • Carlton, Marion Roberts, - God that my husband would see restaurants. This was mi total symptoms of other trouble with Waltt r hssler, Jill Slaughter the light and f.'ll in love with me surprise to rnt. J I AT ODAY —r IR hr gall bladder, ht reconmi8-8:30 CBS PEANUTS JOURNAl. "Lillian hleilmin / . ag;iiri, but I xnow Jim Tt'nvilliger, Illake' Sawyer down Ma-t:i ne ( un K el Iv, that is 1 " never F ruin our best man and 'itaidt I fOHU '1 r. i; i 0 t ndcd ithi I tii Ii.i' it SPE('IAl. '' It', the Easter i Part 11) In another . un aitil ( eitrgi- ilughies. going to happen. of-honor. I received lovely notes notorious bank robber arid V '- -1 . removed by surgery. Beagle, Charlie Brown" All of versation with the noted author, kidnaper. Strong nostalgia 'V Also Mnies, Ron Morris, V Lie's a good man in many saying their thoughts were with .? 11^ 01 1 1 "What Is your pe -.'ional the Peanuts clan get together to Moyers goes beyond her two value of the Roosevelt l)h.SSF,RT( ,ItI)I'AItTy ME mom I)mvitl Morris, Jack Burney, _" ways. He has never raised his inc on that day. era, the _____ - _" 71.is *_ FF1 !U.I:.SS opinion?" prepare for the Easter most recent books, and delves flat midwestern farmland being Ruse Marie Carlton, James . -hand against me, lie has Sure, it revived memories— l)LIiOA— The next Lee. Vann Parker, Gordon I celebration in this newest into her philsophlc3 and the main setting. Dale worked steady and doesn't owe hilt what pleasant and lovely "HORSE SENSE" mnonthI dessert card party Bradley, J.M. Mnye, Jim Charlie Brawn special. All, that reflections of change in society Robertson stars as Purvis, and ________ anybody a dime, but he is not ones! " 1,1011 -_ F1TIfl is, except Linus, who wants o n the last few decades. s 1-1 Jemikins, Larry Williams and Ido not believe anniversary sponsored by' the 11 It nearly as loving as he used to Harris Yuhin portrays Kelly. _______ THIS IS THE Woman's Club, will be held on .1 jimesHenry. l-k düctors routir.el urge take the easy way out by be. And I miss that, ss" .-a cards should be sent after one's surgery in such cases, ONE MAN claiming the Easter Beagle 04 ___ ____________________________ Deborah Misses Also Can you help me? Could it be mate dies, but please don't say April 22, at 7 p.m. "April ., ,will be the theme. . But experienced medics who does all the Easter Sunday %Villiimns Karen Johnson, 0 '-~ "' --"" because he was born mi1d raised the anniversaries cease, You Arrma have a lot of "Horse Sense" are festive work. This creates a Mrs. hat Blair, general l.aurnell Johnson, Christie 8:30-9:30 CBS HAWAII FIVEa' in Mexico and I was born and may not count theta aloud but not so scalpel-happy! dispute within the ranks. As 0 (RERUN) N'tieinlah Perscff 9:J04&copclusIon CBS NBA oil raised in Texas? you can't turn off the memory chairman of these monthly Burney, Ethel R1MT and Judie, (Herald Ptioli By 5.11 Vinceni) functions, announces that Mr3. Susie and Pattie Carlton, Indeed, when Dr. Van I)ellen always, a pleasant little visit guest stars as a shopkeeper PLAYOFFS The action returns U • TEXAI4KANA of the happiest day of your life 002 , 00 't Bliss is (an ha irm of this 98 , and I were interning together at with the animated characttrs of caught in the middle of in- to Chicago, where the Bulls Out.oFioinguesl,s included 'AIDNE BUT NOT LONI- I Y" MOTHER, DAUGHTER AND HOSTESS AT LINGERIE SHOWER event. ternational intrigue. A corn- take on the Detroit Pistons in Chicago's Wesley Memorial Charles Schultz. D EAR 11' X A K K A N A .Nir-, Bob Tuttle and Mrs. Alan Mrs. Robert Williams, Frances Williams, Mrs. Bill Bridges "y g her will be Mrs. 'lottie of Orlando, and Mrs. Hospital. its pathologist came munist defector is the central their first-round series. Mabe. Most Mexican-born CONFID ENT I AL GRASS E llen Elroy, Mrs. John George Chapman and Miss r"r to ask my advice on an ethical —. character, object of an men hac the old world Spanish N(fl'GIIFFNFJt.y P . You'll never I'alzonc, Mrs. IAe Gartman, Lynn Chapman of I4;rIgwo4xI. Men's Formal Wear quetivi. assassination plot which brings attitude about women—they know if she'll thee U back 'sirs. Walter H-artfranft Mrs. RENTALS 8-8:30 NBC AI)AM•12 the shopkeeper into the center "Or. Crane," he be gan, "I am should be seen and not heard, It's worth a lAbero Mazotta, Mrs. Francis For Weddings, Proms, etc. (RERUN) "Rampart DivLion" of the storm. on the spot. hoWd always have a baby In tr'Pd" tier. 10-11 ABC MARCU3 WELBY, apFrom th e rescue on the bllndueq," temporary color Schulte, Mrs. George Stewart, of a drowning 6.1.. Perkins Men's Wear 'For many an excised their arms and another OLLY'S POINTERS XL 1). (RERUN) "The Light of Mr.i. Oscar Torrens and Mrs. 204 E. First St. pendix show no inflammation at baby to chasing a purse snatway. stay home, and never Problems the Threshold" A good per. L-7 You'll feel better Weaver. cher in a senior citizen's Ph. 322.Ian formanceby Carol twren If You gcl it off your rhest. For a aevclopment, Reed and Malloy Tickets n v be nurchasedM~ss 8:30-10 ABC TUESDAY the mother of a young girl going "Yet the doctors who remove touch base vizil reply, from Mrs. Blair or at the door, with people of all MOVIE OF THE WEEK blind from diabetes. The girl is DEAR ABBY: I am being j '° such 69700, L. a normal appendix then ages. The moral: crime i.s no "Melvin Purvis, Cr-Man" held prisoner against my will in 90($g, Miss Maria Galett.a and her Miss Guletth presented her bridegroom to be; Mrs. S. M. Ifle to report that the respecter A disconsolate, believing she has close stamped selfof age. dramatization of the bridal attendants were honored bridesmaids a legendary been rejected by her father with appendix showed at least some gift RiCharde Jr. and Mrs. Oklahoma State Peniten- addressed envelope, plcse Irian in the early days oE the because of her illness, and by Complete dnne, tiary in McAlester, Okla. inflammation. at a bridesmaids dinner at the menientoesand she was givena Madeline RiCharde, aunts of ARTCLUB For Abby's new booklet, FBI. Melvin Piuvis became a Dr. Kiley, so ahe refuses, at Please send hacksaw of Mrs. Waiter S. Cook pressure i-ooker from the the bridegroom; and Mrs. By POLLY CRAMER "But as a true pathologist, I 1)ELTONA 3 peti of then, mohed - Officers for home blades, "What Teeu-Agers Want •n national l.ero In the early 1930s first, to agree to surgery that by her hostesses. poluloes o,d gravy, cole ikw can't honestly camouflage their Scarpuila, aunt of We Frank files, jeweler's string, and Know," send $1 to Abrigail Van 1974-75 elected at the March 8-9 PBS BILL MOYER'S when he relentlessly traced can who was assisted buutt rind hot instructions on how to saw Burr-n, blindness. honoree, POLLY'S PROBLEM 132 Lasky Dr., Beverly imiceting of Deltona Art Club are antique silver napkin ring that mistaken diagnosis, yet they '! daughter, Sherry, as junior through I inch steel bars, hills Cal. 012. Others invited were Mrs. are pressuring me to cover Mary Symons. Also Mrs. Richard Eaton. piesident; was never used to a jeweler who Regular GOOD ALL DAY hostess. Bart Galletta, mother of the Mrs. M.W. RiCharde, Mrs. YOUR cHoicE Jessie Thomson, Kenners DEAR POLLY—During the cut It down the back and flat- for them." SPRING & SUMMER FUN MICKEY M011E 1 11, Value honoree, Mrs. W. B. RiCharde Michael Galletta, #A Ill president; Sara Ingrain, MISS Janice . . day my beige nylon blend tened it somewhat to make a FIS'IiNG SET Lest some of you readers TOOTHBRUSH Co-hostesses were Mrs. J.M. and Mrs. S. M. RiCharde, Iiolcornb secretary; ark! Gladys GranGOLF SET and Miss Donna carpet looks very pretty but in handsome clip-on bracelet. The think this is nn unusual oc19 S1 "Brush Your Teeth $5" Dingman and Mrs. David Cook, mother and grandmother of the Utterback the lamplight it appes to be ct was only a few dollars. — curence, Just go to your public The Fun Wa," Install _) dirty, stalLed and streaked. DOROTHY, library ind borrow a copy of the IC enr,rs OLDEN " Select An Easier f (6) The Edge Of the May 7 meeting, at 10 am., (44) Fury Professional cleaning did not BOOKS DEAR POLLY—Just as we 1974 edition of our college 3AROEN GALS Gift And Let Us FRIED CHICKEN TUESDAY Night 10:55 (35) V. at tile Community Center. A help. The carpet is not woi-nand were leaving ona week-end ujp textbook, "Psychology Make it mbA I PUZZLES 1/ 4 0+1_1 6 *.# Punt jg (9) Girl In My 11:00 (2) Wizard Of Odds an* I Own receives little traffic. I hope I spilled a thermos oftiot coffee Applted," authored by my sons oarft" BASKETI EVENING IAMero!L Life (6) Whars My Line ' OPEN DAILY UA.M T;L,P.M.Rla SAT. TIL 10 P.M. SOflCOflC can tell mc what on toy kitchen carpet. My Daniel, David anclmyself. (44) Patty Duke (9) Split Second IKSFrenchA,e.(Himayl7.93) -- , , 7:00 (2) To Tell The The Annual Spring Art Show , makes it look this way and if daughter and I cleaned it as I 3:00 (2) Another World (35) Romper Room Sinford On Page 712 therein you will Truth is ON APRIL 13AT2 P.M. sctiedulcd for April 21, from (6) The Price Is (44) Film there is anything more I can do best we could but when we find the report by asuite Dr. (6) Hian's Heroes -- -CD it. MRS. C.S. 1&rQrSI Easter Ba-ik,$ n Right 11:30 (2) Hollywood 12:30 until 4:39 p.m., in Deltona Trash, treasures and home IT, (nun 9:30 a.rn. until 5p.m. at club's charity endeavors, which came home the carpet had a Walter Alvarez, who studied 385 4 'p-FORECAST FOR WED- Save more for future wealth 4' lull 01 toys Dragnet (9) General Hospital Squares with nmiuch Shopping Plaza. baked goods will be featured at the G''d r(lV r, O1era'and Euler annual f'our.Ir.One sale, a is being sponsored by the Home large brown stain where the patients who had undergone NESDAY, APRIL 10, 1q74 (ii) News Consult one (35) Mt. Ed (6) Love Of Life Mrs. La'verne Schoenlaub Sanford Woman's Club on April fund-raising benefit for the Life Department. DEAR POLLY—My pet coffee had spilled. I filled my appendectomies. (24) Woman monetary know-how. Get work (9) Brad,' Bunch (a) New Zoo Revue Drop this coupon in the entry bo m at our stores a series of Life Peeve is with strangers who clothes sprinkler with club (3$) Star Trek Open to the public, sand3:30 (2) How To Survive (35) Fran Carlton GENERAL TENDENCIES; done so you are better sat'cf ied will conduct Yet in 58 per cent of all those Study Classes on Tuesdays, (44) Mod Squad touch babies and toddlers in soda, As I sprinkled wiches, coffee and tea will be A Marriage (44) Not For A very disturbing and with It. cases the surgery was tin7:30 (2) Sale Of The Name— trot I) 9:30, u ntil 9:30 p.m. at the (6) Match Game public. It seems someone is spot I used a rag to absorb the Women On served between II and 2 p.m. dLs.ractlng day in which most SAGITTARIUS tNov. 22 tn 7 Century see warranted as per the iindlngs of 1155(6) News (9) On Life To Communty er always patting my toddler's coffee. Ilpleased I Address— everyone will be In a mood to Dec. 21) Don't argue with one lbII.ile Andy Griffith Live l be head or chucking bin' under the the stain dis pear PFRILS the hospital pathologists! e to • Th committee includes Mrs. upset usual conditions and will who means much to you, or you (9) Time Life AFTERNOON (33) Penthouse City, State And Dr. James C. Doyle, (U. chin. Recentlya lady with sores OF PAUUNE. Special rred Wilson, chairman, Mrs. be Inclined to start out with lose-this person -very quickly. sketch or paint. Barnyard of Calif.) 6,248 CitseS all oser her hands laid a hand WOMAN OS CLUB Daughters of Wesley Sunday over the business meeting anu Robert Earns, Mrs. Charles (13) Dante's Inferno DEAR POLLY—My family Phone 17:00 (2) News (44) BuIlwInk$e poor judgment in am. If this Is Improving your appearance is (, surgery, involving (24) Msn And IkI3,R The -I)cBary School Class on my little boy's cheek when lives rather far away so we are partial of First 4:00 (2) Somerset (6) Young And United Mrs D M Paul gave the Kitulfmnan, Mrs Richard Elam 'allowed to occur, feelin gs will important now or complete Environment she told him how sweet he is, I left out of most family ocWoman's Club will meet April Methodist Church met In devotional program. (6) Mery Griffin Restless ',SPI'f'(PStJ'v Mrs. Wiaxlrow Clark, Mrs. be depressed later. Keep 8:00 (2) Adam 12 hysterectomies t womb () Lucy Show (9) Password 19, Community am sure she fe!t she was casions. My sister take iit 2 pm., in the Fellowship Hall for the April Mrs. Roy hIlls reported that Kenneth Wing, Mrs. A. C. cheerful, calm. 11.0-601 ('AI'111(ORN (Dec. 22 to .'an (6) Easter Beagle 651 E. Altamonte Blvd. (24) Sesame Street (35) Florida Mon. -Sat 10-b Cenitr with pleasing me but she was not. snapst.ots of the important removal. Mrs. James Wallin, imiceting and social. BAC-MAC the project of paneling the class McReynolds. Mrs. Robert (13) Happy Da y s 20 i Carefully study what has to Sun. 1-4 Altamonte Springs, Fla. (44) GllliQan'S Island Lifestyle LAYAWAY There is litle one can do or say happenings, puts them In an Hostesses were Mrs Donald room had been completed. (24 Bill Moyers How many do you suppose Moms and Mrs. W.L. Kirk. ARIES (Mar, 21 to Apr. 19)be done, then get at it president, presiding. (a) Variety News 4:30 (2) Bonanza An F..aster program will be P.ing, Mrs. J.C. Davis, Mrs. without offending the well- album and sends It as a were also totally unnecessary First complete what you have vigorously. Smile to ward off 12:30 (2) Celebrity (9) Movie (3$) My Favorite intentioned but the child must Christmas gift. This past yeer featured by members of the floss Adams and Mrs. J.L. Sweepstakes Mrs. C.L. Thomas mailed nd unwarranted by Muted since later you have to opposition Hem a 'riend (13) Winter Park Martian be protected, too,—MRS. H.W. there was a wedding, two new pathe!ogist.,' reports' (6) Search For School of Dance Arts of Zorn. eight cards to shut-ins during City Council cintend with 4 new situations. trouble ' (44) Bold Ones Tomorrow DEAR POLL?—! am an- babies, one high school and one Two guests, Mrs. Leo King March. I)eLand. Refreshments will be (3$) Leave U To Alas, it was 40 per cent (2 out Study a new plan well and then e:30 (2) Stanley Cup AQUARIUS iJan. 21 to Feb (9) News swerin Judy M. who worries college graduate, one niece was of every 5). Beaver servedafter the meeting by and Mrs. Mildred Bishop, atMrs. J.C. Davis conducted a put in action tomorrow. (1) Hawaii Five.O 19) Be with good friends j (35) Payton Place (44) Petticoat about getting dairy products In a beauty pageant and a Mrs. William tended with 38 class (;rein and her members, fish (9) Movies So don't rush i' :. quick quiz at the close of the TAURUS (Ap411. 20 to May p.m., since they are 1255 (2) News Junction and ice cream home safely nephew was voted the most surgery until you have had at ('OmflmnittC. (13) The Rogues Mrs. Flora Wilkins presided meeting. , 201 You 1:00 (2) Jackpot I responhave many during day. Solve personal 5:00 (24) MisteRogers (35) Showlime up M from the grocery that is sorie valuable player on his baseball least 2 or 3 independent () Ne,s Neighborhood sibilifies to take care of and are affairs in am. Don't take 9:00 (24) Bljck Journal Only Is More Nights Of Racing distance from home. I have team. There are birthday diagnoses. (9) All My Children (35) Batman tempted tit cast them (11 (44) Movie s itI ' e — (25) Steve's Matinee workL'dmnagroctr-y for lSyears pictures, school pictures of all Season Closes Thursday, April 25 (44) Green Acres this would not be wise. Be tempered. 9:30 (6) NBA Playoff LV (44) Movie 5:15 (13) Women's News and have noticed that many the children, any newspaper And don't tell the 2nd doctor Appreciation Night nIou with mate. (13) WashIngton PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar, 20) Three On A 1:0 (2) 5:30 (2) News sp women who lire Af ar away bring clippings we might like to , that you had previously conDetMit TONIGHT Malch Although you do not approve of (6) Green Acres along an ice chest or styrofoam pictures oftie' homes and even suIted another, for medlci (35) Champions The World (4) . I'A GEMINI I May 21 to June 21) what a higher-up is doing, keep (13) Richard Diamond Everyone Admitted Free .L lvder with a chunk of ice that one of Dad working in his naturally tend to stick together! 10:00 (9) Marcus Welby Turns (2) Electric Company Aithough do not understand busy at own affairs and all 1 Matinees: Moo,, Wed. & Sat. (24) TOd3y in The tits been frozen in the deep flowers. 1 look forward to this Why am I boldly exposing (9) Let's Make A (3$) Lost Ir. Space r Assorted Sizes and Styles the position a partner takes, do works out just line for you. Legislature -' and Friday, April 19 - 1:45 P.M. Deal frec-Le just k tst purpose. All gift each sear and it is an ideal such expensive and needless 10:30 (44) Gomer Pyle ' 4 not try to change him (24) Byline or her, or 2:00 (2) Days Of Our Sorry No One Under 18 6:00 (t, 6,.9) News such perishables are pm in it family history. Sturt collecting sutgeiy? g • (33) News IF YOUR ('1111.0 IS BORN ,h. you get into trouble. Lives (13) Target and arrive home in the same your family snapshots and Because the Kennedy Bill 11:00 (2, 9) News '44) TODAY ... heorsite will be born ' MOON CHILDREN iJunc (6) Guiding "',4' , (24) Sesame Street " / (24) Speaking FrN:y shape as when bought.— remembtr a family member wants to Foist on you taxpayers Light divine to July 21) Cooperate with q) (44) Lucy Show . with :::t (35) Pajama MARGARET. 1 who lives far away—MARIE a National Health Insurance 'Thij trot (9) Newlywed Game 6:30 I, 6. 9) News be taught early to 10 Mil* fellow worker. Although north of Orlando between Playhouse , " " - - Program which government DEAR POLL?—! took an W. 7:30 (2) Doctors S (33) Mavberry RFD control the temper, or there 1' Reservation (SE) U31.1i,o - think you are sick, a good rest (44) Night Gallery I financial experts admit would could be much wasted time will help and you soon feel well - / 11:30 (2) Tonight Show put an e'tra 177 billion tax P"tws here and the success otherwise again, a 1- 1 OSWALD on your backs the verj First (9) Wid World Of OTM ES ,/ . possible would not be realized. . LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) You " ' .1) lc,(•1 year! Ente!toinment There is a fine mind here and want to go out for atinusement, r"" (44) Movia 1 4 He took the diamond lead and ., ~ . . but do pick up the tab this time nwrly bigwigs wi!I be interested NORTH (B) 12.00 (6) MovIes /%%\ for It isn't merely 14 prompt.1y J /Th é K j7 and don't let your friends pay it in your child, Sc gie' as much Tomo'-row Show 1:00 (2) 7 played his ace and Eisenht.wer's prediction that Or d 1-1 OL Vi5 kii.g of trumps. East educatiuii as you can. Working ' , A~v (9) Movie Add creativity to work, I ) R 1111,ft AbJ Aftm n M a the Military-Industrial complex 1 I 5 a spade and the sllent'e for ' (44) Nowt. in foreign countries Is very VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) E IT 1 1 I would ruin nir erttrv. uuy '¼, / 4 A K 10 2 ill .' / t fv uuki almost A.nough conditions at home do goxl, with imports, exports, ,, -t4ij; EAST 4109543 be cut by a knife. WEDNESDAY etc. Foreign languages a must. j It is the hospital and School not .' " .-, suit you, don't be 4A Then South led a spade. West complex that is already "The Stars impel, they do not 10862 belligerent, or you could start a ''\'" FROM NOW 'TIL EASTER Vs was in with the ace and It was breaking your backs, even /. -MORNING teal .:"' / fracas, lie more cc-ipeL" What you make of 4J94 4Q74 his turn to think. Finally he led before this Kennedy monyour life is largely' up to YOU! cooperative, / ,V-'' (1111 " . 6:00 (c) Sunrise Jubilee SOUTH I, jI.i a second diamond which troslty hits you. ('areoll Righter's Individual .,, if J LIBI4A Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) 6:15 (2) SunrIse 4 Q5 52 / - ._; -.' " 'r lxditi(nn3 find it casier Forecast for your sign for May / I dummy rolled \\ Shop, but slav witiIn the r'lrimc _ -: ( Toe next play wa the king of to 'scil" heaih insurance than ti? "v (6) Sunshine budget, Don't take any chances is now ready. For your copy • A 104 •f spades from dummy. This gave oppose the Military-Industrial with every purchase of a AImar-ic -3 pieces, Freich fries 4I (;3 i with driving, walking, and you send your birthdate and $1 to S.tV' \i." - /') .. 6:30 (2) Spring Street West an cUent chance to let tax kite. . -, il" t'ti'' , CI'' avoid accidents. Take care of Carroll Righter Forecast The EasWcs4 vulnerable ro~ - Bucket or Barrel of chkken -U.S.A. cole slow, hot roll su hu contract. All be Sanford Herald, Box 629, -' ,' 'N -t eyesight. - POLLY-TOP t (6) Sunrise nest North East South t' . Rrmejnber, too, that gall had to do would t t I ut 1508 reg. fi as Seen on TV, Hollywood, Calif. 90028. q \' ç g.0 14 SCORPIO 23 to Nov. (Oct. Or any purchase of 21) .ii Pass l S4mbster or more stones may form because of a spade. But w 4 , iven with each --7:00 (2) Today 2 out carefully. He ChenLCal imbaljusce In the pair of things j (6) CBS News I' I 4 blood stream, so send for my pou Parrot ho' $1 OPEN FRI. NITES discarded a club, (9) Boc's Big Top Pa Pass By Roger Bollrn FUNNY - BUSINESS 11p plal m : 01~ ,,1 Dummy's Jack of spades was booklet "The Ocean's 44 Trace 8:00 (6) Capt. Kar-igerun \, \ - -,\ , I— 01111 1e,T AS t:t,lL.' long "LJt) (9) Mike Douglas AND PNOT,-1.R POt) t, led nexi. We-4 ruffed thils thne Clwnrucals," cr,cWtip, a .00 L -1 Show tped, return envebpe. plus and led a third dlamnd to force 9:00 (2) PhIl Donahue dummy to ruff with its last .V (S %ct 0 V-0 ,a%\, Show *7) North put down the (JUXTIIUY trump. LLt iN w4E FOR 0 1IID(MiC(N i4lways write to Dr. Crane in Fflntsfiwies (6) and re:zurked, "1 wish I could Mvrj'f'nd D L)wnmy was down to five cane of this new3paper.(91 Movie 2I(lO,Fr8nch 30 t.e back my four heart bid." clubs. South had to lead ace, Ccncentratldn " '..—' ncloslr.g a long stamped, SOuth replied, "2 feel the king and and there was add:tsed envelope and c to 10:00 (2) Dinah's Place 2100 5. 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A iil9, !974 - I SOUth eas tern L Restau rateu r Sues Bank - A z A£ - Ilail Iflspectiofl Standards ' ti Sanford restaurant cwner $100000 damages over a 190- inteationallv, knowingly, .• , Albert C. PheIps has filed suit loot-long brick wall, wrongfully and maliciously against United State Bank ot The bank built the 11 at the calculated to cause destruc. -, ____ -. stantlj, while others are i: Seminole seeking in excess of edge of its property bordering tion" of Phelps' 20-year-old _________ ___________ JACKSON, Miss. (AL') - birds already processed and not spected once a day. the north and west sides of business 'by discouraging the _____ _________ ________ "Eat More Chick*n...Think to accept more ehicens from Tommy Irvin, Georgia Agri. I1elps' Restaurant on U.S. 17- public from patronizing the _______ Beef." the suspected flocks. culture Commissioner, has 45 92 across from Sanford I'laza restaurant." These and other promotions --- : ' -Shopping Center. "We have all the birds they employes In his meat lnspectlo The suit alleges the bank, in _______________________ _______________________________________________ by the meat and poultry In- slaughterel at the three plants division. He said that when the Sanford City Commission violation of city ordinance and _______________ ______ ___ dusties In the Southeast are fathat day and all they had re- meat plants are operating, h% ordered 13 feet of the 10-foot. building and zoning ____________________________________________________ millar sights on billboards and maining In their cooler, i l g nores _____________ " Clark inspectors view the entire high wall nearest the four-lane regulations, built the wall ___________________________________ ____________________________________________________ on the bumpers of farm trucks. said, slaughter process. highway altered because it was to create a traffic hazard to , ________ But the consumer may be The Tennessee Agriculture a traffic safety hazard. The customers entering anti exiting - •taking a closer look at the ani•---The possibility of marketing Department employes 50 meat portion of the wall has now been the restaurant driveway. •. -.. .. : - -! nl products he buys for the 1 ny or te thte's contaminated and five poultry Inspectors. cut by the bank to three feet. The lawsuit alleges the bank dinner table in light of last chickens would have existed 8Y J RICHARDS Officials said that the larger The civil suit filed in circuit "deliberately concealed 1k month's revelation Htrald Staff Writer that only between the time birds packing houses in Tennessee ' court by Phelps' attorney, plans to build the wall because - -" ......millions of market-ready were tested and found clear of have their ois veterinarjan,s David B. King, allege.s the of its intent to destroy Phelps' -LKE MARY Clicer Ui), Mississippi chickens would pesticides in February and the f inspection ot poultry and bank, after it was unable to buy business." . .-- -' L-.. .. tax payers. There's at least one have to be slaughtered because date the unacceptable levels of meat. .. . lps' property at a price the The case has been assigned to ' . proposed drain on 'our wallet they' contained unsafe levels of contamination were found in Louisiana has 136 inspectors 4 bank proposed, "undertook a Circuit Court Judge Roger F. a farm pesticide. that won't be unplugged. mid-March, officials said, and a spokesman for the state course of conduct that was Dykes for trial. Federal and state experts, lle controversial and longFive affected state broiler agriculture department said ..' .'J*'_-'' who constantly monitor the Nht over eight per cent quality of animals being grov'ers are destroying up to they "arc in the plant every utility tax ordinance failed to be slaughtered,saythebroilerdfs. eight million contaminated day. Any tUne the killing Is go. GRAVEY BOAT considered Monday night when Lc.ngvsioccI Sevvers lug on they have to be there," aster in Mississippi, rather than chickens. no one seconded Councilman PATTY REEV pilots a Chrysler-powered Mississippi has 81 inspectors, spurring consumer concern, Harry Terry's motion to accept Officials noted that while gravey boat down the Chicago River. backeu up by a modern labor. the ordinance's first reading. should point to the quality of contamination was above tory in Jackson. Trrrv Iuriicd v hue ('ounh Refer"erlcIl_.Jrr'7 Sc) ig I') f beef anc pou!tr pr')ducts ft tr;il t:indards, the amount 'We havc a good program, originating in the Southeast. ivan John Nurden, who had contained in the chickens was d -. of the state's While they admit it is possible at such a low level that It would meat Inspection division. "Our previously pushed considering [A)NGWOOD — Councilman hoped sale of the bond issue Lo n g wood 's B ud g e t that some sub-standard hare taken an almost constant the tax said he felt the state B. H. Ferrell Monday night would pu!l the city out of a animals could be marketed, diet of the birds for harmful program has been designated would make a ruling soon on ordered department heads to deficit budget situation since they believe that possibility is levels of the pesticide to have as equal to the federal program utility taxes, especially in View slash by 25 per cent their ap- $201,000 was included to pay off AA u st and has adopted the rules and remote at least, of posrãble fuel oil price hikes, appeared In humans. -oved budgets in an austerity an old water system loan, Be S I as h ed regulations of the federal "I would say it is very doubtand declined to second the move to take the city out of the Included in the budget lo pay Willis said federal Inspectors people." motion, ful it could get by," said red. the loan payments this year LONG WOOD— Mayor not go into the sewer business. James D. Willis of Atlanta, an are repoisib1e for examining Cox said strict federal and Council had originally balked "If that means firing was $12000 for principal and Eugene Jaques i1or1day night n1nl products planr1ed for state laws insured that beef and Lester Mandell, president of official of the federal Meat and at allowing th ordinance's first somebody, then fire them," he interest while $60,000 In threatened to go to Gov. Reubin Greater Construction and Poultry Inspection program. out-of-state shipment, while poultry being prepared for sale reading last month when said, payments are required. Askew for help after city Sanlando Utilii,lea, said today WUIis, deputy director fur the 5thte Inspectors primarily ex- in Mississippi are "of the residents complained any El Pointing to the council's lie said the city's revenues council deadlo&ed with a 2-2 Mrs. Schreiner is employed as a program's Southeastern region, amine products for In-state con- proper qualty," percentile tax could tUIII fixedfailure to approve an expanded have declined lO-to-.12 per cent hung vote on the proposed $3.27 secretary at Greater Consaid federal Inspectors "do a suinpUon. Inspectors check the saniinc,me family budgets. structf -" million sewer bond issue during the first live months million sewer bond issue. lie sa!d every Southeastern tation conditions at the processn and has no connection bird-by-bird and animal-by-aniMid fiscal year s -ork sessions The vote split along usual with as one of the factors ir calling •'nding Feb. nlando Utilities. "1 mal inspection. This is done by state has its own Inspection ing plant as well as quality— on d budget foretold Mayor for the reduction, Ferrell Said lines with Councilmen June cannot imagine how anyone highly trained inspection program, which "have been related conditions of the ani. Margie Hess would be by centered However, a check of the most Imann and Donald Schreiner could make a crelaUon bet- sonnel under veteruary super- certified as being equal to that mals. around determining the city's the city "as of this (day) recent financial statement from actual income and expenses, morning has approximately accountant Harold 11.k opposing and Councilmen B. H. ween Mrs. Schreiner working vision." "We want to make sure that of the federal government. Ferrell and B. L. Helms (or Greater and the sewer bond E2,000 in the bank." "We monitor these state pro. what their product claims on and a utility tax, if desired then it was these Inspectors WId shows that building permit favoring. The vote was taken issue," Mandell said, noting the Mcksippi broiler industry, grams constantly and re-certify the label is what it contaIns," could reflect more accurate!v Ferrell, chairman of the were coming in at only 40 per after Mrs. Evelyn Hart of Main that he has never discussed checking tissue' from broilers them each three mnonths...they one Mississippi Inspector said. the civ s need. itv's finance committee, had cent of the budgeted amount Street presented a petition she with Mr. or Mrs. Schreiner the being prccessed at three For- are good programs." and fines and forefeitures said carried the signatures of city's proposed sewer system. In South Carolina. 87 Inplants recently, who le,led In municipal court were more than 200 registered vters He added if the three sub- discovered the pesticide con. including nine veteroff 36 per cent, asking for referendum on the divisions were served with tamination. a v inarians, handle state-level A complaint from Mayor bond Issue. water and sewer by some other Dr. A. J. Clark, head of the meat and poultry inspection. Eugene Jaques to Police Chief Council Chairman E. E. company or the city it would federal inspection program i Dr. Uoyd Frye, director of Sanford Park charged Monday In Thomas Hennigan last week Williamson, who nclds the tie- merely give his Sanlano isi, said that affected the South Carolina program, Altiimonte with selling stolen that not enough traffic citations breaking vote, was not preseait. Utilities more capacity for kifl. processing plants im- said some of the state's plants Floor Jack valued at $75 property and Jailed in lieu of were being issiaed by police Jaques said Williams, through other areas, mediately were ordered to hold have an inspector on duty constolen Monday from home of officers led the department to his minister, the Rev. Jack bond. The vote vote on the $3.27 Kirby Fitz, '0, of 2501 French ' give out 103 tickets over a seven Lindsay, is seeking a "leave of million bond issue did not kill Ave. day pe rind. Hennigan said. INSIDE absence" from his office. theproposedsewersystem, The Shotgun I;' Break-in Monday at W.'ill Forest City ' Murder Tria', Williamson was not available *ty earlier this year validated Plumbing of 1007 Sanford Ave., In addition, some $105,000 for comment today. The city in the Seminole circuit court a ATLANTA (AP) — Henry tying 714th homer on opening mars who holds more than a The flamboyant Ruth, whose shipyard woricr, had thrown third, I would be in there some Aaron, refusing to yield to the day — by hlttir,g out the ft was, mdccci, a day to The Rci; cha.cd I)'Acqulsto, first dozen major league records, feats will still live forever in out the ceremonial first ball place." pressure thin had to be gnawing pitch be swung at in the game. remember for millions of a rookie t'handei, in lme "it wn' one of my better baseball lore, hit his final almost an hour earlier. He at him, erased baseball's The historic shot ti'igered Lr)St in the excitement of the baseball fans and the new seventh when Mery Retones, but the wind helped to three home runs for the Boston jumped out of the box to join his home run mark was another Sultan of Strat.Henry Aaron. tenmnund hit his first National unreachable standard Monday mlnutes of bedlam In Atlanta carry it," he said, "I hit It fairly Bravos against Pittsburgh on famous son on the field (luring stirpassed Babe Ht,th recordnight when he smashed the Stadium as a standing room In the orly other National League homer, Pete Hose good. It was a fast ball. It was May 25, 1935. lIe died of cancer thin il-minute interruption. 'iiSth home n.m of his career, only crowd of 53,775 chet'ed extra bases on long hits. Ruth League game Monday, the double and l)an Driessen the inside, but I think he wanted it in New York in 1948. A massive fireworks display stood at 2920 bases. Aaron now soft-spoken Alabama native further inside, lie Just hung it a unbeaten San Francisco Giants rapped a run-scoring single. "I Feel I can relax," said the tthc, '1aimi'd baseball's The Babe's wjduw, Clare, had was ignited amid cannonlike has 2921. most little." won their fourth game, edging Elias Sosa and Randy Moffitt not watched her husband's explosions in the rain-chilled 40-year-old Atlarsta Braves cherished record. The Hammer also set a the Cincinnati Reds 4-3 as came in aad preserved the Iwning, a 13-year-veteran record tumble even though the air. slugger after leaving behind the A call of congratulations ttx) had National League record in the Garry Maddox drove in all four victory, despite yielding one yie"led only two other game was televised nationally. ghost of the great Babe Ruth caine from Then caine the only boos of second inning when he was President Nixon homers to Aaron, left the run in th" ninth. game But she heard about it almost the celebration. with his two-run, fourth-inning while the walked on fire pitches. The New York Yankees 5, Indians 3 famous No. 44 was after wh!dng the next two yankees also immediately and dispatched a blast ufikit-hander Al Downing still in the game. Baseball Monte lrvi, an aide to Kuhn, The run was the 2063rd of his remained undefeated, downing The Yankce3 continued to hitters following Hammnerin' telegram of congratulations to said into a field microphone, career, moving him one ahead the Cevelnd IndIans 5-3 for feast on Cleveland pitching, who ordered the Braves to play firaves even at 3-3. Atlanta The historic' borne run left the "1 feel my teammates can Aaron in Cincinnati He got no further. Aaron American Leaguers Ty Cobb game in the Amer scan League. in their unfamiliar home cmSunday went on to win the game 7-4. relax and I think I can have a called himim "one of the greatest jam-packed stadium just in left smiled, 2244 and Ruth 2174 or1 the all. fines of Shea Stadium, also the The Dodger hurler vanished field, It caine after Darrell great season," he said. The fami.s were irked over the time list. we have ever seen." Giant, 4, Reds 3 home of the defending Nt1onal from the ball park, leaving Evans had reached first on an commissioner's order that 'elF God didn't see (it for met Asked if he had any mafor Maddox extended his hitting League champions, the New behind only a tape-recorded error. Aaron had to play in Sunday's goals remaining, Aaron said, streak to 15 games-the first four York Mets. major league campaigns would have hit it somewhere "like mu great hitter, thcn ha his no(iital mnanmier, although Team o!tic'ials and Aaron Musical's record and become 1973.by singling home the 1959 bccame the game's all-time else." Aaron said at a postgame picks his pitch, he's pretty thc: the Yanks have honie rums king the same way he news conference. two young spectators charged took time position that Cincinnati the alltjme National League Giants' first run iii the opening started the season with three certain that's the pitch he's out of the stands and ran beside fans had seen the mecord-tylimg leader in hits. had ended his chase of the "ThI! t'ou1d havc ta be lilY looking for and chances are he's inning following a walk to consecutive victories. him between second and third 714th oFf right-bonder Jack legendary Ruth with his record- top thrill in baseball," said the Aaron currently stands In Bobby Bonds, an infield out and The Yanks broke a 2-2 tIe in going to hit It pretty good." base. lie said he never saw Billingtmamn last Thursday and fourth p'ace with 3511. MuIal a walk. the sixth inning on a runthem, -that the s!umcr's honietown had 3130 durinm a cpdrklin Then hi- cracked a detsi ye seerr iib' h Mike }f#j \, :i.0 'taromu reacht'd Use f;in. (lt.rc(i No 71. ..career wills the St. LouIs thtceruii btiiet off loser Roger oft losing reliever Tom plate, his teammates had The conunissioner was at- Cardinals. Cobb's all-time Nelson in the fifth after a single h1ilgendo, then wrapped it up _________________________ _________________________________________________ -poured out of the dugout and tending a dinner in Cleveland niark of 4191 is out of reech, but by winning pitcher John with two runs in rt 1! .. the seventh on sprinted in from the left field when he expressed pride at ç. -. Aaron soon will more into third D'Acquisto and a twut walk RBI singles by Gene Michael ______________________________ bullpen to offer their Aaron's accomplishment, but place all.time ahead of Tris to Chris Speler. and Jim Mason. congratulations. They drank no doubts atx;ut his decision. Speaker, who had 2515. . I ,________________ ..J" champagne toasts to the new Irvin presented from Kuhn to Asked what he would do if he homer king in the dressing Aaron a $3,000 diamond- had theopportunity tobecomea ----------------room after the game. studded wristwatch with 715 Y enii •hs ir . \ ____ ___________________ m Aaron broke away from his tmnprinted on it in gold. (lttI there had not been a black 1. ' ' J mitates ansi rushed to a special Aaron was asked if he thought manager named at that time "I ____________________ box adjacent to the Atlanta he now might be considered the would take the job, but I don't dugout, where his fammiily greatest baseball player who want to be a manager. I feel I _____________________________ i n watched the dramatic event, ever lived, can do more working the farm Lake N\ary Ut iii Tax Police Blotter ." ' " ' -' ' ....... ' '-'.-' ' ' ' ________________ _________________ _____ -' •''' _ ______ ___ _____ _____ ______ ____________ _____ ____________ ' _________________________ ______ _ ________________ _____________________________ __________________ ________ ________ from last year apparently remove a council member for Consulting engineer Wii'iam never existed, according to the absence. Palm in February urge( that f'flaflCial report Schreiner voted on the issue the bond issue be ralsad, Trial has been set May 5 for the motions, saying the trial Ferrell also blasted Hartsock despite a demand from claiming that inflation caused an Altamonte Springs man Judgewouldhearauarguments for his "lack of cooperation," J H. lye of Lsnd Avenue that his cost estimates to be off by charged with second degree May 6. Casselberry insisting the accountant Is he excuse himself from Con- $700,000orera 10-month period, murder in the shotgun slaying Thornton, indicted on the Residents Monday equipment continually night of a late in forwarding sidering the bond Lcste. neighbor ha says was a three charges by the Seminole Cash and sports challenged Palm's estimate Monday monthly statements "peeping torn." to the city. County Grand Jury March 1 valued at $8.3 stolen Mrs. T>e said Schreiner'r that a $6.50 monthly sewer Charles Frank Thornton, 29, told police he returned borne at from borne of James Allen Ferrell said he will not approve wife's employment with Greater charges, 21),000 in connections of 612 Pine he St., pleaded innocent night to be told by his wife a Higgins, 41, of 660 Lake Hartsock's monthly fee tFerrell receives cooPeratIon. Construction Co., owners of fees and excess water revenues Monday to charges he killed man had been peeping through Kathryn Circle. Sando Utilities which serves pay for the 40-year bond ' -sue. Henry Clay, 56, also of Pine St., the window. Hartsock said today no one three city subdivisions with Palm said, however, $6.50 on March 19. He chased Clay, a neighbor, Longwood has complained about any lack water and sewerage presented monthly wotdd be the "Initial" Thornton also pleaded In- down the street and the shotgun of ...'ooperatlon from him and a conflict of interest for fee. nocent to charges of unlawfully accidentally went off, police Evelyn G. Kassler, 63, since the council changed Schreiner. She said The city's water ácpartment possessing a firearm as a say they were told. Valued at 175. Homeof Elizabeth Durland 816 W. 3rd St., burglarized Moiay. Tools, radio and worth $158 taken, ireak-in Monday at borne Ait.ameae Dlxor., 60, of 8i4L Cypress Ave., noUing missing. Radio valued at $329 taken Monday from truck of Jim S,IIith Jr., of E. :ist St., - oIfing ;;r I in the United States there are three riumjor golf tournaments, the U.S. Open, the PGA Cliampionshmp, and the Masters. Of those, only one remnaines at the same course every year, the Masters, Why bring this up? In case you haven't heard this is the week of the Masters. The best golfers in the world will be invading Augusta National Golf Club this week all in hopes of wearing the coveted Masters blazer. The Masters has become more than a tournwnemut, it has achieved the status of a phenomena. It miieans different things to different people but means something to everyone. Recently the Masters has been accused cf racial prejudice. The question was whether or not blacks could play In _______ AIR f E?ri ecvttucg this tournaimient. L.ucklly that question was partly resolved. Strolling back dotn memory lane lets pick up some more pieces to the "Master puzzle." In 1935 the then unknown by the name of Gene Sarazen hOled out a 220 yard four wood shot for a double eagle In the fourth round. That enabled him to tie Craig Wood (or the lead. Speaking of Craig Wood, in 1936 he shot an 88 in the opening round and came back the next day with a 67 for a 21 stroke (lii. ference. VaLley Fcrge is in the midst of its annual Ladies' Handicap Tournament and the participants are down to four after the quarter-final rounds this past week, In that action Lorl Clark defeated Lois Smith, Dolly Gray upended Shirley Conners, Bobbi Noviello toppled Milly Burch and Jane Montgomery defeated Beth Sears. This week will find Lori Clark and Jane Montgomery going at it and Dolly Gray a 0(1 [lobbi Noviellowill lIkewise square nU. The winners will be in the finals next week, A reminder that an upeomning event at Seminole Golf .Curse in Iimgwood Is the Men's Association Flag Tournament on April 21. Someone once said a change of course can be helpful. Seminole regular Donnie Smith decided to try Mid-Florida this past week and came up with his best ever of 78. _____________ _____________ ______ ____________ Rolling flits SCCIIIS to be the lucky holecourse as Carl Larabe! becomes the next member of the exclusive hole-in-one club. Curly Blair did it last week and now Lamabel did it on the fifth hole. In the eagle department John PraU OIIC UI) Ofl tht. fourth bolt, 1 1111 i tiriver and seven iron and Ron Russell did likewIse on the fourth usIng a driver and lwe wood. Getting best ever.s was Vince Payson 4039 — 79, Dave MacMillian 39-40-79, Betty Pratt 43.45-8, Fran Jenscn 50-45-95, Bob Stockmnzuj 35-31-66, linda HuLsell 46-5399, and Jack Clryell 38-11-79. I '' -..•..•-. FuneraV Notice :...z. I Lll'Ia ___ ____________ ___ (r'4r#'-, )') 91 g..*, OIdost Funeral Home In $ariminoJt County FIRST ESTABLI!HED IN 18*5 rJ ________ ___ OR _____________________ But the 32-year-old journeyman pitcher of 13 major league seasons did tape a brief interview slmo.'Uy after he was knocked out of the box in the fourth inning when Aaron conr.ectcd for hIs 715th homer. The two-run homer !teyed a four-run inaing as the Braves went on to a 7-4 victory before a record Atlanta Stadium crowd of 53,775 and a national television audience, The borne run,ena 1-0 iitch, came at 9:07 pin. EDT. Powning, who went into the dugout during the respite, promptly walked the next two batters and was removed from the contest. "It was a fast ball, right down the middle of the upper part of the plate," be said of the blast. "I was trying to et it down to him but I didn't get it down, and he hit it grs I, as he would. I dun'thavgoodcoutrol, when I got behind him, I was just trying to get the ball up. It didn't bother me though." Joe Ferguson, the Dodgers catcher, said he asked Aaron his first time up he could conceatrat.e and Aaron replied, "Not too good." But he certainly did his second tune up after drawing a walk in his first p!ate ap. pearance. Aaron And Clan .;_ , -' 'r5. , 4 , ,, -- Happy Ifs Over ______ . 1m ',% ILL GRIMSLEY AI'Spcctal Correspondent I ,, f ,, - . ' ' ' , • .• : - :. >, , H , 'L I -- - - - . 11 .1 - . , - ': Ui i:" - ' I ' 'm - 'I • . 14 ', - .• . .- - '- - . - ' : .-;-':-;; ..;:-:'; ,,, - ____ , ,, ,', -. - ,- DELTONA SPORISMENS' CLUB HEARS ZOO DIRECTOR JACK LIANNA (left) Director of the Seminole Zoological Society and the Sanford Zoo, addrsed the Deltona Sportsrnens' Club last week ° plans for the new facility. Bill %illiams, (far right) President of the Deltona Sportsmens' Club, handed lianna a donation of $100 on behalf of the club to aid in funding the improvements planned for the zoo. Next to Hanna is his wife and a pet Mynah bird, brought for display, with glasses and tremendous pride. Speaking of Cormimnissioner , . ATLANTA (AP)—Pappa Bowie Kuhn s directive that the ror said,' you cou'd.j5't hate Atlant4 club pla) Aaron in the d 'it it tmthout me operun, series in Cincinnati or Mamma Aaron squeezed hun face severe consequences, until he almost choked Whe Hank s father said 'The man Bmll)e was ecstatic and all the has to do that he thinks be is brothers and sisters couldn t supposed to do I wor'.ed in a stop jumping. shipyard fo: 29 years and never But the Aaron family was still nmade a fuss about anything. I divided over the controversy think one of the reasons Henry that preceded Hank Aaron's has done so well is that he has 715th home run Monday night kept his mouth shut." which shattered the career [lank's mother, a rotund re'rtl of them kreat Babe v,uman in i purp1e fIoered Ruth. dress, was not so forgiving. I think Dad reafl enjo)ed I don t likc the wa the all that fuss, 'Aaron said at the treated m boy and I want it in news conference aftertard b4g letters so Mr Coin Herbert .%aron, retired missioner will know," she said. shipyard worker from Mobile, Aaron's three sisters amid Ala., Li a -small one, wisp' man oldestbrother, Ilerbertjr., said that they felt that the controversy over where and when Fans Boo R D o lustre away Irons hank's record-shattering feat "But it's all over now, anti thank goodness we can forget about it," Herbert Jr. said. They all sat In a special section adjacent to the Braves' dugout and beamed as Atlantis ° - Stan ey Cup _____ I Tucsday. AprH 9, 1974--i B \' By John Cherwa 8x10 Portrait In Beautiful Living C&or ' Ili'uiry Aaron slammed one of Downing's fastballs 400 feet away for No. 715, but the little left-bonder was nowhere to be found. "t)owning left 10 minutes ago in a taxi cab," said the visiting clubhouse man Mark Gladolich. "I don't know where he is," srid Los Angeles Manager Walter Alsion. "He's probably going to get something to eat then go back to the hotel." ."t' BRISSON HOME ATLANTA 1 AP -Al l)owning vanished quickly into the AtLanta night, leaving but a brief tape-recorded message in his wak? after surrendering the historic shot. Reporters rushed to the Los Angeles Dodgers clubhouse Monday night at the end of the National League game in which -Round Reported furniture valued at proved later and it is impossible retaining customers in the current fiscal year has a sawed-off shotgun. 100 H. MAPLE AVE. county jail on $3,000 bond, sv.s missing Sunday. Lake Mary to speed up the monthly DevonshIz- , Wnor Manor and recoded revenues of $61,379 Atsoset(orMay6trlalls Rev, reduced from $10,000 last week. - PHONE 322.8321 Business rnachinry, ap- statements, Sleepy hollow if the city does while spending $74,326.19. Merle Parker, a doctor of — _________________________ Two rolls of wire stclen from proximate value $14,000, divinity charged with violating little league field on Country - reported stole's Saturday from the Medical Practices Act by Club Road during past week. Wilco Construction Company. using the title "doctor" in at $100. Two year-old John Alexander Nelon was tInted In fair con- San ford Quitting Sh ff 's Radio advertising. Parker, defending himself, Altamonte Springs Mr.& Mrs. dition today .t Florida Monday repeated his earlier PRO%FM Rudolph Duftey City commissioners Monday equipment for the nez poUct' wise and is too noIsr. Polk has Hospital. The child was stk demand for a non-jury trial, hugh seIy Hderson, 19, lfl W. Woodland Drive a car while he was riding a told Sanford Police Chief Ben headquarters under con- plans to move the center to and renewed a motion to of 9138 Wlndsong Apt.s., Jailed tricycle Saturday near hIs (24 Butlertoptilloutof Sheriff John struction at Ninth Street aw.t other courthouse quarters i dismiss all charges Mondsyinlieuof$5,000bondon Longwood Circle home, Polk's courthouse central French Avenue. soon as possible. e(dLsg nojrcr Circuit Court Judge A.J. charge of possessing stolen Longwuod police charged Gelon communications center and to Butler said the pullout is h1omann accepted Parker's Butler plans to purchase an property. Baker Revels Jr., 25, 426 purchase 131,727 in radio scheduled Apri1 innocent plea to amended 30 and city police will be dispatched Randolph Racheal Johnson, Longwood Circle, with careless by ttntetower,newtwole c'batges, but refused to rule on 19. of Lake Shores Mote Winter driving, radio from their present base radio unit with illuminsted '1uap and a conveyor belt downtown headquarters ' to speed complaints — A re a Dec t h the May r'mplthon of the new .T (k!'kS to dispatchers In $700000 building. WILLIAM BENSON In February Butler corn- tt'newcttycenter, EASTER PORTRAIT SPECIAL William M. (Bill) Benson, 74 pialned Polk's central corn"Sanford citizens are due FUNERAL of Route 1, Saniord died rnunication.s system had "too oper police service," CornMonday night. Born in much delay" in handling city nss1oner John Morris said. "\'hen Service M atteru" I _____ Itochester, N. y,, be lived in calls and proposed the city ud if at some time the ____ __________ Sanford for the past 52 years. pullout. tli rift's system exceeds ours He was a Presbyterian and City officials say 90 net cent I'll be the first to say sw.lj ________ __________ _________________________________________________________ I _______ , member cf the Brotherhood of of the city's police calls from &ai'," _________ _____ Paint ers and Decorators and citizens still come to the police ____________________________ ...-y Manager Warren _______________________________ _______ Paper Hangers of America headquarters despite 9 COWlKu owles told commissioners Local 1010. tywide central telephone thu Plus .Sc Film coirthouse systen-i Survivors include his wife, number that isn't Group. __________ listed in "Ih. 'irnately will work" in a LI .. . --. p I Mrs. Velma Benson, Sanfcrd; telephone directories, 97c per subj.:t ___ lar tet facility with good two daughters, Mrs. Mary Umft I Per corn- smj rvision and more equipcourthouse The / ______ Hanson, 'nfurd and Mrs. Person, 2 Per munications center preicatly naut. -,j'jri. Peggy Gallaway, Rockledge; Family 4 _______ handles calls for the sheriff's son, James P. Benson, Sanford; 11 said Polk put in the department and San',rd, • No Ago Limit • No Obligation to seve;, grandchildren; three Oviedo, Logwo'd, Winter "too soon" without PLAN NOW I Portraits Available In Purchase athjiflonal vrcat-grandchlldren Various Sizes Springs and Altarii )nte Springs adeit'ste public education to Portraits FO.kI Brissoui Fjrsal ilonie in NEEflL'' the countywide emergency 'irt,r, iPIep.on number anti the —, — Poe; wrecd dh liutler's center can't wcrk now bccaue I mis l'9t the central it's CTi wuled into too small Your 'ortnaiI will be fl'ilih.d by highly skilled ___________________ center is too c' inped spaceprofJ Pi)W IS '1I.IE 111111 to plan, choose USing the most ad,inc.d photo1 gmpq.,lp,1 Eastman Kodak pro. tudgmnent Is not blurred by _________ ducts. Douco Studios 11$UrIs '.rat srvices tar ____________ William M. ftuion. 74 of RI. 1, emotion. Plan together before ____ Sanford,, wfi' di.'l Mfld,y. wil prices. need. Spare your family needl.jsr t be wdnesd.y at ____________ _____ worty, confusion, and doubt. We a' flris iomewth ?e, Ii Ii.V' I ouc4If;rT 8r5si,n will do everything possible (uuridI r Ivi lake TWO LOCATIONS_ TWO DAYS_______ to assist you. 1 chwg. I . 1 Sports itch HOUR—HANK AARON Every homer will be a new record ByTOMSALADINO Al' Sports Writer InstallA CARRIER Central Air Conditioning Syst•m, FREE ---_ESTIMATES 0 Herbert Aaron, a retired fourth. Lie may be second or specific time." MAN OF' THE YOU TOO Can Have A Cool Igibo... SOUTHEtIN and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. best," he said. ''But Joe Asked what Nixon had said, Herbert Aaron of Mobile, Ala. DlMaggio was one of the Aaron replied: "The President "1 never knew she could hug greatest, and so were Willie just invited me to the White so tight," Aaron said of his Mays and Jackie Robinson. But house and he congratulated The Sanford Herald iOOu Purse belonging to Myrea Robert Raber, 39, of Vaughn, 34, reported stolen Carbone Way. Nothing reportel Monday from an office at missing. Seminole Junior College. /\ C t ____________ n I " P ayo s Start A war hI50thaendent ('IFVF'IANI)''1' pregame ceremony and mshI could ii fly n,u. BOCK playoff action Monday night boomed the fourth-inning Each blew that chance on the but I'm thrilkd for him" borne Al' Sports Writer the 1Ionton Aeros defeated the final weekend - Parent when ball Commissioner Bwie "uhn run. Winnipeg Jets 5-2. New the Flyers used Bob Taylor and said, after hank Aaron beanie Aaron, traditionally' softSeventyelght gaines go out England plays Chicago and surrendered six goals Salur- baseball's new home 'run spoken and uncontroversial, the window tonight when the Cleveland meets Toronto day, aid Esposito when he gave displayed mild rancor over thu' National hiot'key l.cague b'ns tonight. up four goals to Detroit Sunday. Kuhn was here a'tendnmg a fuss that had been math its annual chase for the most What's gone before In the Instead, they finished tied, dinner at Ck've!and's Stadium his home n'n drive. coveted hockey trophy In North Nut, has been a crazy, mixed- cacti teun gm-iing up "I think it put Mathews in a 164 goals, Club. The Indians were to America — the Stanley Cup. up Season for many of the and will split the 11,5(K) prize, their borne season today peculiar position," hank said, "Forget what's gone before," teams going into these best-ofmTing to Manager Eddie against the Milwaukee Brew. said Scotty Bowman, coach of seven quarter-final series. "The Vezina is a worthless Mathews. "1k should be pera (lie defending champion For example, the Canadiens' trophy," said l'hlladelpia posem'wnt nutted bIll ui his own startin: until Wpdnesda!°3 Montreal Canadiens, "This is a first-round opponents, the Coach Fred Shero. lineup. brand mmcv. season." Hangers, had a poorer Auon belted No. 715, breakhank's bride of one year. lit' umughit net have said that hluwman'5 Caimadivns will tleferisi'e record than their if big Babe Ruth's mark Monday ltihlye, smart in a beige suit face the New York Eangers surburian last place .neigh. it WIlS his $1,500 at stake, night in Atlanta and when over a brown turtleneck beginning Wednesday night. bors, the New York Islanders. Philadelphia and Chiceo Monte Irvims, the cot ission- sweatet, satat Aaron's side and Two other .serlt,s also start The Rangers gave up 2.51 goals made the playoffs wIth er's representativ, presented nodded. Wednesday with Toronto at comripared to 247 for the essentially one goali'.', Parent the slugger s Ills a watch from itutu uas asked f, alter Boston and Los Angeles at Islanders, Mnntrcal's 240 goals lot the 1- bers and EsposIto (or the cumIsnmu.ssioflcr's office the liltIng tie ecord-brcakmn Chicago, the black 11aiks. Toronto, o,i crod booed Atlanta and against wnsn' much better, hon,e run, he was rnr.ct-mred Philadelphia get a jump on the 1'hiladelhia enahi' fl.rns' the other hand. alternatt4i threi' "I eu!±''t aat ta ciai th.: t ssuc umn&mi. be e'os others, opeatng (heir series Parent and Tony Esposito of goa,mes, tlivldttig tle work load on that," Kuhn said. The corn- celed beciamse of rain. tonight in a nationally televised Chicago eacti had a chance to almost evenly between Ed mm1issisgr was involt'ecl in "1 would tsar" "'n riot on gulmt,. win outright the top defensive J°tin.cto1i, Doug F'avell and contro'er over where Aaron Ii"li and nut the tarj, , 1 lii Wersti hIi''ktv Aiei;t'uui aam 1, the Vc/sfL \%i'rs 'IrIpi - ut t!ft me('r(i " ' ' ' . , I From Mayfair the dynamic team of Fletcher Cockrell and Ralph Simnas br(mudut txniie another its a long string of victories in the two ball tournament. They won low net friors. In Cockrell's last two tournams'nt outings tie has shot a 73 and 76. Either he's on a hot streak or he needs to have his six handicap reevalaats'd. MCCRORY 'S DOW?OWD — Sanford Plaza Wed. & Ttwrs,, Apr. 10.11 lOa,m, -6p.m. i,-- 'S �- - --.-- -*---- - - . . I __ - - _. ___ —M -- -- - ---- --- it .e fLt.-.--;... '_ .. 0 28—The Sanford Herald Tuesday, April 9, 197 Ihe Sanford Herald '11"::-:_*' .f7 . -1 1 . ~-.,r -~_-4--2;,.C~l i r m--wo lar - _ o _2 . : zf o - ~ ~ ~ - -, ~ ~ - vl..Z-~,-..__ :~_-, -i, _T.K_.~_.;,~,:. _ --*--_,-~7 0 _T . . . I -,.-_: - ". I -..-.--__ 17. _,,~6 - ~T, I I . -.. _1~ ____- ;r. --':- 'r-: ~1__.. ~ ALJ 9i_-:!Z~_'-'"_ - . . ~ _~~ — . ~ __~ .. - ,. - - , G I m ore I DDIIes I T _ 0 Larolio na By ANDY LIPPMAN AP Sports Wilier Nets, who finished their playoff series with Virginia in five games by winning 108-96. It was easy to describe Arils The Utah Stars finished their Gilmore's performance in the playoff series with San Deign, American Basketball defeating the Q's 110-99 for a Association playoffs between four games to two edge. Kentucky and Carolina. There was no National "Ile completely crushed us," Basketball Association action said Carolina Coach Larry scheduled. Brown after the Colonel center Gilmore, who finished the had posted the coup de grace by four-game sweep with 119 scoring 33 points In Kentu:ky's points, was dominating off the 128-119 Monday night victory backboards. .nr Carc!tha. Gilmore insihed the game The victory moved tka, with 2O rebounds and the l..foot. Colonels into the A-A semin- 2 pivot man, who hit 14 of his 20 finals against the New York shots from the field, also I -I _W IR NNMW00i . -. .- - - I _7~ ~o - - -1 - -M77-1 - --=-----.4I I __ __ __ __ - ~ __;S~ _.~-,~~--,--~7-.~~---=---]~_.--,-.-,.~---~-.--;~~,-,~.-.. . .-_ , " __ , --.--------..-- __-1-Z_ --_--&~_-.. . I . - . - . . ~ MARTY BACKSTROM HAS BEEN A COWBOY ...22 sears and he s still going strong s It ' A L on _- UV EJIIDvOd New York 129. Virginia Ill. Carolina Well Division Kentucky 102 ita, Carolina 102 wt Indiana 121, San Antonio 101 KCntuky n Rod eo • Tuesday. Apil 2 No B) JERRY MAGEE Cnpley News Service Wednesday. April 3 Her family is the cowboys Backstroin know3 the critters East who pay their $2. to $100 entry he is asked to remain on Carolintni 'Ppd.. arena fees every week and, on a good throih eight of what have to be damage West Olvliioi Rodeo' it is, it would seem, year, earn maybe $4,000 in the longest seconds in sports San Antonio 115, Indiana " sort of a Lorcicl in chaps, a purses. Kinship is the cinch "A lot of older horses have a temptress no man once he has which holds them together, that pattern," said Marty. ,,Some Th ursday. April 4 known her can resist. East Division and something which tran- circle left. Some circle right. V n 116. New York " Twenty-two bears ago Marts scendsall the $100,000contracts Some go straight ahead Most of'rgi Backs(rorn "just thought I and the pi'i)ers' associations of these horses are good horses,' Indiana 91 San Antoro 89 -would take a shot at it and he othet sports It is called he said. etnI.gentle" 510 Diego 100 Utah 98 signed on for a ride in Boulder, freedom Back.strorn is employed by vision Mont. 'Were not a baseball player toe rodeo on a salary, his job Kentucky Carolina 96 I got throwed," he or a football player," said being to do whatever needs to M ,.. April r iembers O'iom 'You own them I don't be dcne East Division But he had been lassoed by think there is man alive who New York 1OL Virginia 96 Hethought of a time he was in lilew York wins series this realm of leather and dirt sill ever own a cowboy, his trailer in Scottsdale, Ariz., Kenuyifl.4, nrd pain For thcsc last 22 'II! had the money to sign 10 and his wife heard a thumpKentucky wins series 40 )ears, life for hun has been a cossbo3s, I'd have to has e a thL'np-thurnp utsid. "What's Utah 110 Diego". U a", Wins different town every week with club to get their attention that' 'she asked %rie-* 42 an always a 1,000-pound animal Theyre .heir own men. They re "My heart," he said he anTuesday. April waiting then in a chute, bred to free." No games scheduled take hiin on a wild, jackknifing, "But if you get in jail, a farnii bill named Cheyer Wednesday, April 10 jarring trip of eight onds or cowboy will come get you, Indiana at San AntoHo and he wanted togeta good ride less Usually less argued Backstrom Thursday. April U on .Mm P40 games Scheduled l'heil come hell) you for Bacttro,n, 0, is a "Got a 74 on him," said Friday. April 12 nuthm, said Odom iiarty Ore hundred W.stDi,fsjn At 43 Backstrom looks older scale I'll tell you about that man," San Antonio at Indiana it necessary volunteered a laiy rained than that In his face there 'Yah" said Ellen, who cvjld because she is appeir to be seams, so heavi.ly Motsday. April I is it lined. fie remembers nobody evtr marked it. The married to turn. When we Giants Pass Ore fur a broken hghest I've ever seen was 84 Chicago 106. De'ro'I were getting married, he said toarm T ue sda y, Apr 2 and , , was a kickycu'vc got to be grabbini tue. 'l'vc got to rodeo hard for'in tlte Eitsfern fur and the horse really has to fa.'-e euvta lo IlS, Boston' r' maybe two-three m ' be blickin' to get that high." CaptaI U, New York 79 was a broken leg. Cit then we'll settle down.' Every Mon' 1. The &'odeo seems L., was kn.• Li .1 uitCt, tio-three years, he told I.as Angeles98. Mii"-uk.e 94 instant constant in a arts Surilldays now 20, wan born the that. He told me so often I Four later w he They're holding it decided I d join him. Boston 120, Buffalo IIJ indoors now, but not much else first rxieo 7bat was 12 years ago, when has changed, according to Backstrora, though. a Milwaukee 112, li AngAes go Mr& Backstrom became the fit for a man [As age. M wife secTetary For the Golden State shook her head. wonderingly. They've got a little more Rill Co. Fri.ay Apriif "Ile works his y through d nosiness 0 I rICW, iC noted. Eastern Conference "She's more than that, chocolate cake every weeç" The ccwboy was asked how New York 101, Capital y3 corrected Jack Odom, 55, a big she noted WestenlCoflf.renc, Ion he intends to pe man who Is the stock Ch.ca.jo 34, Detroit 63 "Cowboys are termites," "When! ,3u Saturday, April 6 superintendent for the rodeo, said Odom. "They don't kj,ow he anawe. AM red. " Shi a mother. She's a father. nuthin' about dials" Buffalo 104. Boston 102. "Ai 'ti much She's everything," 2 Asa pit.'±c knows a hitter, Othello'w — ii -- - -& fz_=__ - ,.' - ._iit-&2'. HOUSTON (All) A pair of Florida tx:w)ts rolled the first i,) total of 5th Women's Internatforia; Bowling - Cnna',nca ig...s. w,u iwijii,i rnulJUd). Rachel Ro&.stool and Ruby Sizemore of For, Waltnn Beach, Fla., tolialed 1,209 for the Division 1 doubles lead. TheL score was Six points hig!ie' the winning tot9l last yea.. Mrs. Hackstol, 47, manager of a bow li ng center. cuntrmbitcd 62i). Maxine Oths of St. Char.tes, Mo. roiled -16 i- ., , - -__-- ~_ __ - . ' ' - -'- She (-Vuntt'd G45 in doubles, the highest individual set so far: Patsy Baiiey of \1'h-ilI T is ',, un [)jt jttç 11 1,533. Kathy Dioges of Lincoln, Neb., ShOt £24 for the top spot in Open Division Singles. Her games were 216. 205 and 203. She Is second in All Events with !.701 for nine f, il ' . ASE . - ' ' •:, __ : - ( 1I1( (3() B Utu.4, 1tad cc. ii iii the Universty of Illinois, was named to coach the United States basketball team in theWorld Championships in July in Puerto - It' ' - raf's-, :- -' WWI ,-"---- . -- -, - '.j. - ' q .t_ . , - ' - , ' ullii~~__ -__ ~ __"__ t -t_~`1" 1 01~- -_ '5 -- .• . - . - -. :' - - "1 -' _______ . Portland inks Pecks - - MONTE CARI1O -- Seenth.seeded Marty I{iessen beat PaUrick Pruisy 14, 7in a first round match in the Monte Carlo ojtn Iennis iowii,nen, a woriti ctiampionshp Tennla Red Group event SARASOTA, Fla. — Second-aeedr 4 Evonne Goolaong of Australia defeated Soily Grr t4 Miami 63, 4.2 in firstround play of the Sarr Twsjj Cic On the tennis tour. i3y, Fla. -.S .ntJ eJed Raid Ranttez of Mexii'o defeated Charlie J'aSit'e)t of Pce-rIi Rico £-3, C-4 in in o*iiing round rwith of the World Champ onIitp Tennis £Iue Group tow- _____ . - . - "' ______ 0- 0 I — _.- - - _-Z. . - r __ - - t-_ 1A & 7 fl - - I- iT7. t - 4f . , I - - — -- .i ItI -4 j, - . . - '- /- Lyman JV .. - - . _. ___ ___ Manning.]b C3cciapuoti,3b STREAKER SKIER R18111, It £5 that masked man? Only his ski shop pro knows for sure, as unidentified streaker makes a 115-foot jump in Missoula Montana Mnntnnn And we thought the last word in streaking---. had already been heard. --- - Schrenk,li mnara, L.oraj.c Ciark,c '. Lt Total The Hammer Buoniconti Looks ATLANTA (AP) ... henry Aaron slept late U. 113' sihile thousands of teleiii and Phone calls poured Into his MIAMI (All) Miami "Hut I still haven't heard from office congratulalilmg his Dolphirniddlc linebacker Nick the Dolphins. That's the thing t!n besebll ' s 'imn1cont1 said he apent three (hit puzzles and frankly home run king Monday night t" law prtners bothes's me. when he hit his 715th. Monday, "doist Lax neing "I feel I n re1a. I "Maybe the Dolphins think feel my based on m offer from tesmirintes can relax and I'm settled in Miami. Well, I I Jacksonville" f tl World thin 1 can have a greet sea- FtkilI League. intend to live here with my son," the 40-year-old ,lanta The 33-year-old defensive family, but that's no sign I Bi'ave,'sluggersaIdafter1ev. captain disckstri ItO play football somewhere else sit ingbeh1teghostofueg. months of the year," from the Sturks offer Monday, Rabe 1101 with I,i5 ts w-un, nor from one received from Buoniconti wag not drafted by fourth -inning hast off left- Hawaii of the WFL. the WFL. But as a free agent bander Al Downing of the 14$ "I talked to the Jackonvi1le along with siveral other Angell Angellodgpz D -,. and t4z heard from Dolphins, the 12-yei!r pro is AparonUy Aa'on was doing Hawaii," said Buoniconti, appirr'itly accessible to any ust that r4ay.-relasn. hImiiI a lawyer lawy 1w I Miami. WVI.. tram. over 'j/FL Offer - . 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Ui ILA StiIU10 5.97 A , YCURS IMATIAX.611111 on I?')* 3g 9 457M5, -' . __ COLD CA WWI CERTIFIED WHY PAY VISITYOUR 6EAU1IFU1NEWWINGIN' ANADIAN cw •V1t4*sOt4e B&B i7 I W WV, .4. _____ ffliMTRcAil -. - Oviedo lv Star I I 4%'t Will o 0 PdI. p sue, W CAAAll Mae . of a tcnnis stroke-didn't even ballot between her and .Mrs. balance the sand dial by tipping bark). Billie Jean King, SAN FRANCISCO, Calif.- it over tom- a modern as runner- ironically, was second in I SEA) In the world of tennis, up. number of first-place votes, time regresses. A graceful Instead, it chose Helen Wills with three, but didn't have as mademoiselle who was at her Mxidy Roark, once known as much support as the others peak as a player 50 years ago Miss Poker Face, as the second- down the ladder. has been chosen the greatest best woman tennis player ever. My own vote went to billie even in the women's field. And she was dominant a mere Jean because I follow the The distinction, which went to 40 years ago. MIle. Suzanne Lenglen (longAcKnowledgement of the natural asswnption that tennis lawn with L nasal 'fl"), was moderns finally came with the has progressed in the calibre of accorded by the Martini & designation of Margaret Smith itS players at the same rate as Rossi internillitional juinel of Court as No. 3 all fill follo%,ved football, baseball or basketball. tennis writers, representing by Billie Jean King. ''Not so,'' argues Allison Engl;nd, France, (1w Uned ii tritente of Britis:i and mitg, the venerable tennis States, Italy' and Australia. French writers on the panel author and retired ThiS 12-person conglomerate prosided the Lenglen putsch. of expertise-none of whom They gave her four of the five correspondent of the New York ever saw the flaring skirts of c-lear-cut first place votes she Times, who conducted the M lie. Lenglen !n serious pursui i received I there wasa tie on one balloting for the Martini & Rossi award. "In a sport like track, you've got better JACK'S OR BETTER Alan Mayer equipment, better tr acks and more advanced training to 7'E/?t 1a4 nivtf? ,449' /p7/g1qg product - new standards. But r/4' 77/, tennis floW Is played the same ft0 1 41 . 1 rn-riii ii'awas as it 40 or 50 years ago. Billie Jean is a great athlete ,1/,1AW /#O/ // and a strong volleyer, but t547 lenglen would come to the net ,-. / and h4idsuperbaccuracy on her '----'-1 / ground strokes." . 5,, V 't, /1p4 A gn J 11cr Pin - Point placements ________ " ,~l I stemmed fromn hours and how-s k16_____________ ,_,4g)/ iii drill- on t he fa mily tennis court, supervised by her father, N, W in whIch 1w spotted a ban. dkerctiief on the court, made her hit for an hour at it, then shifted the kerchief to another ,w 1, 111. 1. s't fur f/il another hour of tuttIn' I)atlLig t,Lso argue" that there , -jbr -:-WRY were never more top-flight ...' SsIIIIVH players (hail in the Vol t. . 77V 4VtY 1920s, . -, !i'atz14!, 'm Q't AARON __ Lyrn.n .11 tory, but all In attendance felt everybody had won, including the sport of boxing. Years BYB HE CA B IOAO15A ABC BUYS * SAYING - . : . IT1JrIAJIC(C4I s' u 100 DRUCATU usinawe T1 ABC GIN WISER 10 YR. . . evil-own LW a TWU Mull AXE I TO'I BILOW 11MOAN 411i KY. __ ~_' by National League 3 0 1 0 I - . g 1=11101#41 ' - We s t Mor;,h1 ef ?h paper money covered the normally blool ByMURRAY 01MERNIAN P4,w York Kline 00 at Detroit Chicago 50 5.49 •IISCAU - SA .. 6.9 vw St.Lou, New York 0 0 '' '' " ' [ ,jjh1379 oij stained canvas. The boxing fan had Lik ed what he saw and let the youngsters know it. McMillian had his hand raised in vie- T 'if! v vomafl Tennis O Wayi0anies ' 3 0 2 2 0 0 i o i 2 0 1' 2 0 0 7 0 0 1 0 0 II 0 4 but rarill gets it. 66.8 IMP. SCOTCH NEW YORK PRICE '1.21 S_.s '1A ::: Aft S HRBI San Fran Motherly, b Evans, lb Craig, cf ____ !-'-'- 7 C 1 000 7 1 .441 ' I 1 .500 1 I I .500 1 I 2 .333 l'i 0 2 .000 7 ' 14 12 7 O,,edojv MER hw GUJ(FHHEI' - MAYO IV Ill DEVONSHIRE 1111i tAlk C V 111I 1041 • 4 It OW RADEWINDS " Among the most famous of all Wts "boo-birds," a specta tor in a f istic engagement has been called everything from hard-hearted to blood thirsty, Recently in Tampa this image of the cigar chewing, bee_r willing, loud mouth was seriously endanger ed. At the con- Mendyi Game flew York S. c;lveland 3 2 0 0 1 I 0 0 1 i I I 2 7 I I 1000 2 1 I I 7 '5 0 0 1 2 1 0 2 0 I 1 4 I 1 7 7 1 I 0 oa oa k s. p 6 - 0 0 1 1 i i I 0 Harper, p Wodersi.p, I 1 1 SOC l"i mat 1.8 5 H 581 SimoneIII, ASnby,rf Milnovich. rf Lettwich, lb Meadows-lb I fl 1 an normally uCfltafl-' a dollar and a half's worth of ac tion for every dollar he puts do;Ynatte box 0ffj boxing ____ elusion of a two round amateur bout between .I couple of little tigers in the sev&i.year.old, 50 pound range, Tim "Killer" MCi I an and Ita3' "siUS Mlii Wallace. Some radical actually stood up and threw money into the ring. Within a few moments coins as well as Ill = -6 0 LONDON TOWER QUEEN ANNE I I] ...... GIN "I ML = mill ~~ V &I ROYAL DELUXE 10 YR. 11111dOW . 5 DAY SALE TUES. YHRU SAT., APRIL 13 Q It WAR M a' 191112 Ten"i a '-~ Ill 11146 10%"MOIT ar OLD MEDAL CANADIAN I I I .SW It-1 Chicago HERALD SCOREBOARD ., Andr,ann. -. ._.., ri -i "I. - M,rIrItSOta second inning enabling all his eligible playeis to gain exrier,ce - - '- - AMERICA'S LARGEST WINE & SPIRIT DEALER Ifer2ld Correspondent 3 0 1.000 2 2 000 1' Californi a Oakland Kansas City ' Milli' "vrr . No One Boos These Young Sluggers West they Greyhowlds Donny Andriano, Bob Riazzi, and Harper all had extra base hits. Coach Donate Smith .:j.Ti 4/d 4ra1. 'j '' : 4 N L Pill 05 The Gre 'hounds 1Lions rary, putting up SLL runsintheopeninginntng,mey added four earned runs In the second, two in the third and two '' ., .v- ' .- a" ' _'• -- American Ls.sqve Miiwauke. ?Uf . di Gallon ARY SUMMERHAYS I l New York BaItImor / - B ast S mor -. MIKE QUARRY '. I Honnd got - NORTH AMERICAN TITLE BOUT _________________ 14 Muor Lgue tan ngs four at the plate a. - Relaxes - ' By LEE GEIGER lInds scored only four earned as the Lions committed six errors Steve lla.'ier was tl winner going four Innings arld Jam. , s Craig was tM r. harper held the Lions to three huts with opposing hurler Craig picking up two of them. Mark Mecks came In the fifth inning for LyInanwllOwed only hit. The Greyhounds scored in every Inning, !: by Juv —o ,(,, Basketball Tennis Roundup Some 2,O00 will participate 10 Cc-ngress which rwis thonigh May 18, PORTLAND (AP) - 71w Portland Storm of the Infant Work: Football La,ue signill five players fc'in PaL- IflC Northwest colleges Monday. They were offensive guard Steve Pickering and light end Bernie Peterson, LinI'ie!d ('clkge defensive et,d Hank Par:i i',rLIa:j Statt-; iwdiackur B.i of the University o Wathirgton, and offensive lineman Cg Va't Over' of Pic'Effr !.thran, U.S. - k. it wa.sa long afternoon for the Lions as their only threat came when they loaded the bases with OVICDO- The Lyman two outs in the third Inning jayvee nine brought a wrecking The next game for the Baby crew to Oviedo Monday and Heunds comes Wednesday completely demolished the against Sanford Croorns. Bob) Uons,14-O Q,.. Ad I N0~~~~ - / . I / * WE BUY OLD AND NEW GUNS Shop 4 * 1_4 cy By JOHN CHERWA Herald Correspondent 9 ''J" series Buffalo at aoston, it necessary .. - It .11110 _____ W at Conference .-.,',, -- — Baby Lions, 14-0 __:- Z. Tw.Sd4V,A(,$I? Eas'crnConfeterce tiul1lo At Boston --wid , • '- - r J V 's '1-' __--~ _______ "'TrwtC J yman - - .,' Y2. rs trts Western Conference Ont. (AP) — Pete 11ara, of Detroit at Chicago (he Dill Moines Capitols, Monday was Wedn.uioy, April Eastern Conference awarded the Gatschene Trophy, as the mud tint sit z_ os..,. ,_.__ ., New York a? Can.,I ........ )J4.JJCI iii ute tntcrnauonai -. ThursCay,AwlI Ii Hockey League. Western Confer ence Mara led the IIIII in total points with 115, Chicago ai Detroit all W 71 ahAists ill Eastern top p1aymsser, fto5ten 6utflO The 26-year-old Point Edward, Ont. Capital at New York, if necessary native outpointed Muskegon golie Bill Saturday, April 13 Westarnt.m,,,,,.; Hughes Lid Columbus de('mseman Steve Def'oit at Chicago, it necessary Lyon in balloting for the Gatschene Sunda y. Apri;t4 Eastern Conference Trophy. I.7R0 for ftu (inn fljvjiu.n All T 'vnr,?.. LA ! ..4 IOU. . r Detroit 22 .iui - The Q's were not able to play Coach Wilt Chamberlain, after being refused earlier Monday y a ; Migck court in their attempt to overturn an in. junction that prevents the former Los Angeles Laker star from playing. wise AW&6- - __ _. - - Ill I -_ ---~ __-_ 0 _~~ _1~__~~ ~m- _.-,-- - -" LI ' New York leads series 1-. _~ light was another, HIS hard- lormances against common against each other. Norton fought victory oser Muhammad opponents do give some in. dtcicioned, then stop ped James All had taken too much out of dication of a man's abilities, J. Woody in eight round" 4i . Looking hark on l all now, him was a third excusc. Th, kt' Luke Mi and s...Forcman got him in three. the whole situation seems a Meanwhile, the new champ;on I-'oreman first, since they -Norton took four rounds to nail little absurd, remained an enigma. already have signed to meet in Cookie Wallace ...Forernan Th e Sports Imagine a guy like George Foreman's first tithe defense September. needed only two. SANFORD PLAZA Foreman, who JUst inightbe the last year against Joe (King) They've faced three common greatest heavyweight fighter Roman didn't help matters any foes-Jot, Frazier, George ever, sneaking up on the entire either. Roman, hardly an ci- Chuvalo and Norton. Foreman P world. fective yardstick to measure stopped Frazier in two rounds, A Yet tha t's exactly what he ;.ay fighter by, didn't even last (.'huvalo in thr ee and Norton ir, (lid, two minutes, much le two two. Mi went the dIstance with TOMORROW 8:30 PAS In fact, it wasn't until his rounds. PETE ASHLOCK PROMOTION pdESENTS Chuvalo twice, divided two split second-round massacre of Ken So, it remained for Norton to decisions against Norton and Norton in Ciracas, Venezuela, clear up the mystery. He was a won one of two decisions wtIi that Foreman's true potential kgitirnate test, having gone 21 Frazier. Advantage: Foreman tx'rarne c realization instead of impressive rounds against All. M. 12 ROUNDS 12 it mystery. You know the result. It was 0h, Foreman lefI a whole over in five minutes, cil Ilow about Frazier71 -j It s just lb it iif1b1' h i i re oi'nit ii iIl ilon pi in it. ito. ti t. oiiuiitun attention, LT HEAVY CHAMP Yes. (,i orge Foreman is truly opponents, including one 7'1J vs. On his way up the rap was for real. The 6-foot-3, 225-pound Le, another. Frazier stopped always the opposition he faced, product of a Houston ghetto (jiuvalo in four ...Foreman did Collectively, his victims should be champ because he is it in three. Frazier decisioned 'W1 CANADIAN CHAMP became classified as indeed the best heavywdght Scrap Iron Johnson in nobodies and that was that, around. And, at age 25, he's ( )) SEEATIONALUMI4JNAL lO.J' itreman kayoed him in It didn't seetnta matter niuch only going to get better. ?_____ *'JAMAICAN BOMBER" ses't,n I3oth knock ed out Mel that Foreman had a 37-0 record wrsu'uy But let's examine Fore man's Turnbow in or;e. OLIVER flflIUIfl ULL) with 34 of those wins by past for a moment and take a VS. knockout the night he met Joe c!oselook at that list of nobodies. Frazier kayoed Charlie Polite LEROY CALDWELL Frazier for (lie world Believe it or not, some of those in two, Foreman in four...And MILWAUKEE heavyweight title, victims have been in the ring Foreman J destroyed Frazier in "V.. And even after Frazier was against All, Norton, Joe Ill Omit E"3T"Ill Frazier two. Advantage; Foreniar. . CALL 2778000 decked six times and his crown and Jerry Quarry, too. I. FOR RESESYATIONS R FIGHTS AT taken away by Foreman in less Granted, the common opRIP4GSIDE $10. CES 18 So, how about Norton atici 0 ff 8 . T : 3 ' ' P.M. than two rounds, the world still ponent.s game can be deceiving. Foreman? GENERAL ,ADM. $3 J wasn't convincei. Fighters do change from one SPECIAL DISCOUNT COUPONS AVAILABLE ................ Not that it matters anynicirt., Frazier was unprepared and bout to the next. And styles tend but they've met four common out of shape came one ex. to have an effect, too. I ill . . opponents five times not £ £ pianation. He fought a stupid I But, however small, per- counting their showdown Z _____ - New atsciiene T ropriy rophy - 19 Wise, held in check through three periods, came alive in the first period, hitting three quick baskets to help Uluh pull away. V Sunday, AprIl 7 vvOmefl' S Buowilng ow l i ng Veteran forward Willie Better HyBILL WEuIU)IN(; Copley Ness c Set-i lee — - •- •--- - For Rea I I complete games. scored 21 points, 11 if, the final period, to advance Utah into a second-round playoff date with either the Indiana Pacers or the Son Antonio Spurs. It Is n'It' F -"- -Ael tba11 moril 'Al otherwise known as Julius Erving, had only an average day-for him-in the final game against the Squires. Erving scored 21, but It Was Brian Taylor who came alive in the second half, scoring 18 points after the Intermission and igniting a third-period scoring burst whicli gave New York the lead. JI1 Eakins topped Virginia with 36 points and 21 rebounds, while Larry Kenen led the Nets with 22 points, Stars IIo's99 ________ . il Sports Iii Brief 'I 31-9? to a Vastlyirnproved 6-8 mark lead, but they never came that Stevenson, Mike Hartwig and That's a football score, Isn't it? after going over the rocky road close again. Wolf all hit safely for the Lake Brantley's Junior Varsity at the season's start. In the second, the Pats winning Seminoles. baseball squad got the answer J Baker, Jeff Dowell and managed to put up six more The Seminoles who had ntscorhigoutputII to that question Monday af. John Zier all had four hits and be rooms ninth ternoon when the visiting scored In the first through of the game, while the earlier and , Lake Seminoles came away with a fourth innings as the Seminoles Seminoles stayed ahead with Brantley, saw their five-Inninh run-lest by that batted ai'ound their order In seven runs for a 13-9 count. score. u r jurJor From then on, itwu murder. 3 each frame. baseball status almost cornTh Tr'be The Bat' Seminoles had Dowell and Zire both scored ( j)t third,nine in the pktY washed out when earlier lost to the Baby twice in the fourth, an inning fourth and finished with four Crooms top&d Lake Brantley Patriots, 17-2, and their pride that produced nine runs for the ihe fifth innIng. 1(1St month. had been Trible. Curt Wolf pitched a threeHowever, consecutive wins It didn't take long to put Lake Brantley came back In hitter for the win. over Crooms and the Patriots things in perspective, however, the bottom of the first to bring Ned Raines scored four runs put the Tribe back in the thick as the Seminoles came up with 'he game Its only vestige of on one hit and four walks, while of the county junior varsity 26 hits to put their season mark czimpetitlon with a 4-3 Seminole Louie Lifely, Bob Belne, Bob race. In diana O Is And He' s Getting Pla y off r_ `a U 0eroiessional 131-9 *? 1 Basketball R1 In 3. Ill FOREST CITY *d e 9 an AN UNUSUAL. SEASON SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Ron Bryant of the San Francisco Giants had an unusual season as the National League's only 20-game winner in 1973. 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First St. Ph. 323-4630 Sanford lfl The Old Kilgure seed Stç,5g) tar.., J usIH3rThof 434 Ph. *34-1344 Longwood iLUi1fl±i CHEST - FROSTLESS FREEZERS W, Phone 322.419 "where your friends are" I 24 Hour Nursirg Care For - - Private Patients VA Medicaid Out PAtient Therapy THE BEST BOARDING & GROOMING IN TOWN WE GIVE YOUR DOG THAT EXTRA ATTENTION HE NEEDS OP *k -• 243S FRENCH AVE. Lifestyles : P.M r 322-5752 ANIMAL HAVEN BOARDING KENNELS jl Estil. Gu'd4 T 5411trLIvfl'7 - f'uhiihed Even' JIii.iii.. 00 11 $5 OFF j( 1j) With This Coupon Offer Expires April 16, 1974 I Th- IJt, N 3t95 most 8ctcars T 1RS,OOO MtW 1 2I OAt WRtT1EN IUMMTU ' 8 TUf RD SANFOn Four • F-; - THINGS YOU ALWAYS-WANTED F-11 HPtOb ' ANSWEP —MOa AMn can by 0*01 tNi? ___ (aIse ($tI a SMALL ENGINE PARTS Ili" - - ATV rve to to If .-"lr' "a iti c ,zzI.ILa ____ ;L 1, - ,uSO - 15 BOATING EQUIPMENT -I p .'. '• - I, - —. - ----. . _______ - - -!! -' the time you arrive at Crusty - ,jii S extra toppIngs—spicy pep your pizza will be ready and peronl, mushrooms, bacon. ___________________ y- \\\\ \\\ ROLLER RINK Between Sanford and Orlando on Dog Track Rd. rggeorge StUaI't POSINSOPI ORLANDO FLOsDA 33 / - , 40', • -: ' - * -* •, , -. I • a '. C"" "' G'Results! ' 322-2611 831,9993 Don't Put Off TII Tomorrow 4 /1k What V 01) Can Do TodayV ' OPEN TtL 9 V Your mart from • 1 41 1101t._. 1 Loud And Strong ADVERTISE Your Business or Products in the Business Review Section of The Harold 1 Let e us feature Your Business with •• Behind Skate City Let BLOW YOUR WHISTLEI. Our Toot Is Your Advertising Consultant ' Mc(tOtv$NOIDTt LLWWWJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJ Ask For Susan Panning them home or eat them in the Crusty's has the right size Werm informal atmosphere of pizza for every occasi on . When trusty's pizza com es In five different — Seminole Go-Karts •31 7331 AND - / - at SIMllOtt PLAZA CASILIE1IY SHOE CALL '< AND AFTER SKATING GO-KARTING Ask to see our new line of narrow lines For More Information \\ ° PICTURE and STORY Pages Will Acquaint 100,()00 Sanford 322-365 .:/( - 4 Aspool.of black thread and a spool of white thread can geie':l, make temporary repairs of all xrts easi. J I - - •: • - —' '"' • • I CAR-BEN HAS CLASS RINGS IJtsplayed by sales clerk, RuthieJo '- • - - • Tippy,t*. 84) 765) W'W Ho:ii 81(' 1018 YL4DS .,.. .. . : Skate City Imitation White el na vy " *ailing, ..piping hot and ham, green peppers, anchovies, dellciousl Crusty's pizzas are ground beel or onion. delicious fun food just right for Crusty's Is open sevo?n days a After-the sho-w tre,11, p,itlies, week, Sunday through Thur t'Cksora quick Nand casy • T Individually aked to order. To the basic mouth watering t'ox soon. Ingredients of the fresh crust, import It you place your order by homemade Phone lust before yovicave by rnozzorelia odd y ou r choice of probably find one In your mail -- " _____ 399 Yes 'honey saving coupons you will using quality Ingredients and Complete Snack Bar SaIe& Service of Skates 10 Electric Adding Machine and apply rent toward purchase price $159.50. a At Crusty's. each pizza is residents by Crusty's Pizza. if you have not yet received your custom made from scratch - - Churches • Schools • Clubs NCR vantage of Crusty's get take a pizza break at Crusty's. what their taste is or Gather around a table or two Pvw hearty their appetite, acquainted offer. They have (n&da you an offer you just can't in the attractive Mediterranean —Adv. refuse, style dining room with a frosty - -qInssov pop oraraughter, draught Special deals on pizzas, and you are ready for that Submarine sandwiches, and famous Crusty's pizza exfree drinks are in'.Iuded in the perience. Coupon book mail ed to area - _________ HEALTH SPECIAL RATES FOR RENT Savings ( FUN SUNDAY 1:30-3:30 & :00.6:00 P.M. MONDAY 7:00-10:00 P.M. WEDNESDAY 7:30-10:30 P.M. / FRIDAY 1:30-11:00 P.M. SATURDAY 9:30.11:30 A.M. & 1:30-4:00 P.M. Month Helpful Hints: ______________ I115WistSt. '• - and - S4NFORD AUTO PARTS, INC. • SKATE for PRIVATE PARTIES BY RESERVATION *38-2474 i YOU are tired and hungry sizes and 14 basir combinations Area pizza lovers are strakinc to Sanford Plaza, from Easter shopping, give feet of toppings, you can be sure of a rest and your tummy a treat pleasing everyone no matter Coupons in hand, to take ad 1_I 4- - ' SANFORD 322.03w -r 10 Coupons i - specialize In cruises, An pie Pbrking. Ism - We - For information on advertising in this secticn phone 322-2611. I A. .aè. • f, I I 645 2060 Group Individual Travel. CAMPiNG EQUIPMEIJT REC VEHICLE EQUIPMENT 11 N DUSiRif- i- EOUIPMENT - lu., CRUISES OF ORLANDO INC., 5,4 N. Orlando Ave. Winter Pk Mali *k was it flip t$ t - Travel any-where in the world Is available through CARIBBE AN - Siw1*0 - êY 101L lr iiens awffid auuea jiW?st lbs OfltWml .*d CM M OIOWSOt, ma ie ontugi p'pw W&. to -art'' C RE(;. & METRIC TOOLS ta ?wx section. imitatior' wnite At Crusty's tiI which area must to be ieeri. IMPOR TS . BUT DIDN'T KNOW WHO TO ASK 01,19111"- S - - _1_J' - - S--S-= _ C11USTY'S FEATURES SPECIAL OFFE11 .Kathy Blouin brings in coupon ' _______________ Ith A taste for the so~re are the -' O'urop Store In Sanford. ___ II suburtian towers and sleek hotels of Co iro Egypt is a land of con ---_.ABOUT FISH 75 J@r ----- ruins of Leptis Magna rise on the coast of Libya. And of course, for those ILI -- ____________ ' - evidence, Mighty Roman amphitheaters, like the 4NAPA O AUTO PARTS •• - I U I _____________________ ted, castle-like struc lures. Old moorish forts, thick-walled and artfuUy trimmed are also much in - 4r GIANT - - On your next trip go see scenic Egypt. There is nnthinn him it for +,errAI . Mdem~ ____________ JOHN SCHL(NK I I ELECTRIC TUNE UP 9 AIR CONDTICNING I AND BRAKE SERVICES I I c o _ pcuesFLOW • I M $ s ts a 9911 Pwuucea An TK uff stake or Air em Watch for The Herald's special ,Al cupid. The store stocks a make valued gifts. Timex i not get It to run, bri ng it to Ca'. collection of promise rings, only one of ihe dr'pcndahle Ben It will be expertly repaired friendshi1., rings, enga ge men t 'braridnameswhichheftur es to make your shot-,piece useful rings and the ultimate romantic Ben specializes In watch as well as ornamntap, gilt, the wedding ring, repairs offering the on ly Timex Both BankAmoricard and Stop by Car-&-i and selet• waich repair service in the Master Charge are accepted at that special ring that will say "I area Whatuver make of watch Car-Ben Jewelers.—Adv. ____ A Cbmpfe cwv ---' ;• -•- -- Order School Rings Now - --- 'TAM v0 7 late to choose frorrr the large engraved Inside the ring. care ' in select:ng these at- whenover they need something variety of styles and stores. It takes only four weeks for tractive wedding rings ina wide fri the jewelry tine. Rings are available for all delivery, so drop in Car Ben's range of price and design. Another specialized re pa ir area high school and not only today and check out their In additicn there ars many service at Car-Ben is the for th is year's Seni or Class, but terrific selection. other gifts available for Easter, repairing of antique clocks, If also the Classes of '73, '76, and Speaking of rings. Spri ng is mother's day, graduation and you own a beautiful old time 1 77. also a time for love to bloom other special occasions. Fine piece, bus find if Is only Custom design your own ring, and Car-Ben is in cahoots with watches and jewelry always gathering dust bec tr" vc'u can . '- 01 t:! ~ It. CENTER l$IINIII At Car- Ben's Spring Is here can choosing your favorite basic love you" and be treasured you own bring It In to Car. Ben graduation be far behind? For style, a stone with color -----•-l•". .. over au, or color •eeiw.r _• repiirs, all you prospective graduates, representing schoo l colors or Realizing the significance of you are guarIntoed an ex who have delayed purchasing your own birth month, adding the ring in the wedding vows, celleni job. your school ring Car Ben the school name, rn,'4 5cot or Ben A. Smitiey , owner of the As Ben's regular customers Jewelers in Longwood Plaid colors. Add the final personal watch repair and jewelry know, service at Car- Ben is th has good news. It still Is not to touch with vnur nnma nr ln)it*l his taken particular reason they keep coming back Ph. 322.6701 Sar.fnrd, Fla. 919 E. 2nd St. , Seminole Appliance Service 2317 So. Sanford Ave. 70' THE BIG DIP - a' c,tLé43C'th4"0' GIANT -. m Vq NR CARE Cheese lOc extra GARDENLAND OPENS NEW NURSERY (Ito r) Pat, Greg and Harold Hunziker, and Jim Mayfield - 45c HOT DOG 3$c Hem. Office . Lobby Recreation Atsa 6q400 17-92 North PRIGHT Oviedo to take care of your car. NURSERY Ilk Save Learn the facts on how FOR HOME OR FA RM Now Open New 3A Ph. J-JL5 1 ' Glass & Paint Co., inc. N GIFTS / EQUIPMENT $6so Movement Drive Out & _____ LAWN & FARM L_ $35') Adjusted . FLORIDA AUTO PARTS SIPIECIAL Cleaned-Oiled 1.33Q4 _____________- ? OPEN DAILY $ A.M. s P.M. 8URDETTE'S IMPORT Mediterranean Sofa & Chair BtE fURN/Tf . SMITH c;sscLetRny - HUNT'S TUXEDO FEED STORE Y3u can tir4 a terrarium to suit your any drsfro or need at BUR. DETTS... They make beautiful sad lasting Oilts for any line ci the rear. We have TERRARIUMS Ii GLASSWARE I BART -' p'antlng a vegetable garden. • FURNITURE and Fea luring 1920's Sheet Music Ph 322 4672 2 1 Magnolia Ave Sanford TERRARIUM CENTER - WE OFFER A WONDERFUL ARRAY OF [10% OFF *WALLPAPER 323-3866 COR. SANFORD AVE. AND SECOND ST. Phone 322.2624 Sanford, Florida - 323.2650 2012 French Ave *PAINT For Quotes CALL `4(1 tac For Every Purpose LOW RATES p together complete line of citrus trees,ainctuding oranges, grapefruit, Lmons, tangerines and tangelos, They also have a selection of sturdy avocado trees, palms and shrubs. *ART SUPPLIES .GLASS AUTO INSURANCE Located next to the Plaza Theatre in Sanford Plaza 32!. 86 10 LIL 4 H Dealer I or Sunnyland rnJ eager to offer sugge'tions and Vtah10 plants availahie in Chase and Company, Gar share Wrought Age q 202 S. Park Ave. CRWTYi PIZZA - Goolsby 8624168 Nelson's r os es. quality of citrus and decidious plants in Central Florida, at Gardefliand Harold and Pat Huntiker, have -- Call Crusty's Fertilizers Seeds * Tuxcdr Feeds Baby Chicks Horse Care Items . t • Has Fruit Trees serve the needs of the smallest plant nursery at its West First Jim Mayfield, who has joined home gardener, es well as the Stieet location. The nursery GardenLand on a full-time farmer, 9*4 .,.,,.. lI__ a*___ O.',ru'r 13P— Ah Mabel '* it Gardenland, long known for pecans and grapc— hays. be-en ' Of Cooklnq? For Piping Hot Pizza, Subs, Spaghetti or Ravioli — Call Ahead & Pick It Up HOT. ' 010 GardenLand, IdIgest retail roses than Spring, and Gar. its quality garden products and carefully selected for their seller of bulk seed south of bulk seed, celebrat ed denLand has the lat es t and the grand ability to flourish in the warm Jacksonville, stands ready to opening last weekend nf its ne w Florida climate. most beautiful varieties of ~U' A. 1 4Jif Nursery J] 5 j At GardenLand . - • c.• Tired lawn fRI V V i ', CASSELBERRY Y.)7.92 - EDWt.RDS SHOES Sanford Herald every FURNITURE SALES .-. t-- All my children wear It's in the MORE Forest City SUPPLIES Mnaazine? Ito OR • McCoJIou SMALL PETS. Seminole FRIED CHICKEN 1t D;UeM Ddiio4LL4 sJ w - wJU . . wyiww.w-. TODAY Pet Supply How about _ C-El AN APPOINTMENT Lake Forest Locations To Serve Magazine? Mary/and Tuesday, April 9, 974-5 8 The Sanford Herald [ 99C SNACK PAC M1 .' Prospects -Nth Your Produt Ot - - Service ½ ' ii I �r --.- -. - -i-Za .JnraI,1 A --' - - - - :L - Hospital FICTITIOUS _ __ County Florida under ISeminole ctit*ous name of ABLE SIGN CO., the the Seminole County Sherifri estatelntheotficeef the Clerk of the Department Circuit Court of the 1Rti Judicial irid that I intend to registrr 5ii and the undersigred as SM-riff of Circuit Seminole County, Florida, name In. Clerk of the Circuit oQrt,with Seminole County, Florida in seminole County, Florida, will at Prooat. DivIsIon, in the Courthouse . A.M . 2P day of April, as Sinford, Florida, within f-our .'cordance with the provslons of A 0 1974, oIler for sale and sell to calendar months from the time of "e Fichtlous Name Statutes, To the higheSt bidder, for cash, Subject the first publication of this nofice ___ - UI — 11 -qJUST NAME rrUMcV1 .•• _________ The Sanford Herald ' -. _- IF LAKE Want Ads Make Paydays CoiiiMàiiften _________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ -- You are ' - INFORMATION ' I"fla C,. Roggs /1 -- , • , .. Wilethea Hartsfield ________ __________________ Frances A. Watson - i / - 9. =-; _____ LOretth Smith - for a car- ,11 - __=J Earl A. Helm look to P • 74 MA i- T U I', - 'I Scott Booknian Jr. l - Classified by Larry Lewis CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS I first! And i -- - David Brady Roy V. Sheets SE1V47O saris' l-1ED 9E Jacob J. Killian UNDEgC-RD James A. Tregu COUNSELOR, SUCCESS sos - iiael Golf 7" 9EC.WSE '( EVEN Tt-tEPJ I KNEW \OU wERE I'- "A'S" IN DE94TE, POL.ITIC.'L GOvERNENT (///i' L. - ./=9 -- - - ETHICS ., -- - - - ____ SCiENCE -- - SIR ' ) OF 'i'OUR "P" ; ' 4D POLIT1CL _____ Robin Kim Wilson - ______ _______ ______ ______ Mary R. Allen George L. McWatters Per Day. Morris E. Shawkey, Deiiary A1eid* Mercado, Deltonu Save! ____________________ ________________________________________ Ix _________________ Robert H. Merrow, Deltona William H. Withers, Deltona by Heimdahl & Stoffol - BUGS BUNNY , , "if. MY MIND ACour THE. - COLOR ' -t :' . 4 7" s 'Pt' 1 - \ i I j7 C __ _ _______ _______ ______ _____ I or a place —> _________________________ or _____________________________________ CAPTAIN EASY - Robert N. King Barry R. MacFarlane Mary F, McKay P,lish April 9, 16. 73. 30. 1971 DEA ' issued thereon. The certificate FLORIDA Mary L. Back, Deltona mbers md years 01 issuance, tht CIVIL A'TI0P4 NO. fl.34 Division a description of the property, and th Robert P. Reeves, Deltona names in which it was asSessed are CHARLES 0. BABBITT and Anna T. Swallow, Deitona as coilows: CASSIE M. BABBITT, his wife, Gertrude Reitz,, Deitona Certificate No. 3101 Year of PIa in? if f I, Issuance 1965 Sandra Hakenrider and Baby INVITATION TO BID C. L. VAN 'I RA'KEN, Trustee, et DescripfionofPropei-ty The City of Lorigwood is seeking De:tona NE i of SE Less P1 7 Rd) Sec. al,, li'dson•truckmojnt,dfnggerif Millord H. Leonard, DeBary 21 TS, 21 RE. 31 Acres 36 Defendints, cab Control AMENDED NOTICE Name in which assessed William Mae A. Leon,Lrd, DeBary Equipment bid is to meet 0. 0IJenkIns, Alice Ruth Hardemari OF SUIT ceect Gertrude Sharp, DeBary the following010 specifications: & W. E. Winderwe-edle. Jr. All of TOQUIETTITI.E gel. :. Jolin V. Donlat, DeBary hr. saict property beiog in thC COUnty of IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF Fog particle size ControiI,able ito SrnInolt. Slete of Florida FLORIQPi; Diane Az.ar, Longwoocl 3 micg'on Unless such ctrtiftcto or cer To the Defendants: C. 1- VAN ir5rc1r',d f.."k capacity 55 g& ?ficatej Katie M. Robinson, Lake shall VPANXEH, Trustee, if alive, and if redeemed Rtsj, ti'# In such cefl'ficatt or grantees, assignees, lienors, dei Galolinie Consumption a", gal per certificates will be sold to the creditors, trustees, bunficlaries or highest Cash bidder at tte court any and all persons claiming MacP',,e ter'flh 77 In. houst c'ocr on thc 6th day of May, thro-jgti, urioer Or igain? said W'cth 29", 1774. at 11:00 AM. respective named Defenijants, and HCIQn'-t 19 in. i Oiled th'i 5th day of April, 1974. oath of them and ARY K. FREUD 110 lb. empty 133 lull. lSccI and JOSPEH FREUD, her hu3,band, T'e Therman Aers,al foe. if alive, ar'd it dead, th respective ArtPr H. Btckwith, Jr. rescilart puM principle Clerk of Circuit Court unknown heirs, devisees, grantees. Pea'e include the tv.? Ot ifl of Seminole County, Fioriøa assignees, lienors, creditors, tec?ic'ie desIgned for yb-jr S Linda C. Mauldin, trustees,benelicierlesoranyanctatl rnac',re, an. dtscxnnts. AprU 11 Deputy Clerk persons having or tlalming by. A Sc, 'Otludi any a..d all ap Alcohoacs Anonymous — Publlth thrcu, under or against t.ald plicatjie wirranties, delivery date. t'IZA 33 April L 16, 73. 30. 1971 reipetive named Defendants, and open meeting, IIolj Cross ______________________ Erv!r'i'n,i'csi$ guide-f ift1— PIV, or claiming ,4Il bids mutt be complete, cx have any rigti', title or interest in the House, 400 Magnolia A'e., 8-9 c-nded&totaird The City Councllcii IN THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL 'hC City of L&iwood rete.'ve; VOlOwinQ described land lying and pin. the C$QCtHT ltd AND FO CMII'4OLC being in Seminole County, Florida. right to r,ICtt all bidS. COUNTY, STATE OF FLORIDA anct aliotherswtiom it may concern: Rc'slobere$urrect?oCitypfatlby CASE NO. 74316.0 April 11TRAT 1: I 3 p ri April 15, 1974 to be Opened In re the Marriage of i The South ',of the SW of Sec Regar mee:ig of Serninola at co-;ncil meeting at 7'30p.m ArlI KATHRYN ANN DEVINE, Wile tion 73, 7osnlp 21 Swth, Range IS, Rebekah Ludge 43, a p.m., Odd East. es road rich? of way; Ra Lelbempecger, Jr RAY )EVINE, Husband witar ii,t)ti CALL ________________________ CAL LEP NOW TELL "I ____ _________ I-;—= THA) • j - 6-Child / _______ __ -. .- - r TIME ,i I_ -- -- - _____ _____ ____ - - - -- ING SCHOOL D 2 t—Siitji Wand . . - - WINTHROP _________________________________ - ATTEHDANT .- - NAvTJ in CLASS IF lED 7 ' titr ctin moo ',akrfncr f utrt' lighti; kstollations; pro' ding for th 'l" ' Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk. CrcuIui Cowl, i' - you'll find what you want at - CHARLES OYER MO'-II ES ON TV AGAIN. ________ ____ ___ - . ______ S - - described in such certificate pro ir the pment of the tt er"tf.ca?eS w-II b y LinAs N. Hxri 5 504(1 t the cit i-.. rmt.'vi and rroititene:e oder it me .',.irt irj -,t- Clerk Sire-c'? lighting ,ristalhôli.crn. DAVIS R rouse door on the 6th daY e M,Y, rn' .ng or th method OT ftQjr l97a. A? 11 00 A N. co le';tion- of fne Special 1974. 'eTF1I5 fROM. DAVIS Dated 'ht 5P day 'I 'P' a14-'lmtfltS: i' " & 'f.11j1OSH tSeal) et "4'( FIt f 1i'li Pii,i C t k of Cirturf ti (ta'rmnor. Pot .f.ci Box L.,I0 i ' - - - - _________ CI 4' iV ' 12-Mobile ____________________________________ chic - PRICES'. Young Sale Homes 'IIH(AwD'vou CAJ'J'T ItANUID sErrEP. TAKIP'JG FUR COAT.' ABCUT ''VUR I GT' J O1NhJER! - 111i(OWEOFTHESE D''fS 'M NEW - GONNA and Groves 16 - Sale For -. -lnccme And Estate Wanted 'I - Mercrtandjse - .> - _____ - 1 f - ''.1 ______________ -1 ;; ___ ______ - _____ _____ BEETLF. BAILEY .9 - ii . - - Mort Walker COOp'i,' ________ Marine Equipment S6-Camping Equipnienl PAGES 1st AND -. li / SI-Sports Equtpment 58-Bicycles "-''(_ -;. t e .., _____ I,,, ______ 5$ -Musical __________ _____________ _________________ ______ _____ ____ I ______ 7.-. .1 0 ____ ______ 60 -Office 61-BuIlding Materials L - - 62-Lawn and Garden ____________ ____________ _________ _________ 63-Machinery and Toots - ,'_ l-Equlpmeni ________________________________________________ ______ Merchandise Equipment And Supplies _____ 0 Stcro SS-Boats & - I i4.q - Rummage Sales q - CLASSIFIED Oi--Ot-.. 1 I -, LOOK TO OUR -rATEB ______ 53 -TV Radio ANYTHING! _____ ______ - (I.ErME TASTE rT EgR!L.E, S7 -Appliances is i ____________________________ L L II_______________________________________________ ______________________________________________________ ____ TI %IHOUS,hOI GOodS I MARKET FOR - ____ ____________ _____________________________ ________________________________ ______ _______ ___ _______________ ____________ -. . -- _____ - IN THE s i:.. - - - Sale For _____ • for Rent ______ 'iS _________ - Pets and Supplies 66--Horses -- _________ - 67 -LiveStock and - (omm'ssoners iemgso;e Cojn$y. y:;04.,1 Pw in- April?, 18-74 Aiorr'ieys Sc Pl&'-tifl Publish. April 5, t, . A- ____________________________ The Last V U&. 8EVON PRlCE.W RELlE% LOi(A' FORTUNE COME FRO%% rI', PUE, - 7I4MM.,.JAE,..tA,%'.Ct,7b,, Bii1 A5 A HIORICAL C5.JECT 5IFT OF ________ ______ _____ MIj,lOf EB O CLQ%N,.. A 19 "i 6$-Wanted to $ Poultry Buy t 70-Swap and Trade 71-Antiques sOwf ______ 77-Auction s.sue .,f zin-':oated cents was struck in 1943 lo consecve pro. cious copper and other atrate. gk metals. Thc copper saved was enough twociui,sera. two lrnvxr* i ______ '\ ___ -______ -" ______ _____ _________ - __________ ___ / -- - Tri.lpr 32.2611 '- ti'to RepaIrs Parts - Accesiorles ________ 1, week? This IS an ideal way to inform the public of your 1974 gur and 10 hositzers, Ircas. w ulcl reported. ?8—Molorccles 79—Tr'ck an TraiItr ______________ __ ____ __ . ____________________ _________________________ I Father ichard J Lyons _____ Laundry Facilities Shag Carpeting • Kitchens Equipped • 6 Months Lease ,. s*on Pelt COnsrec' 3236650 Realty • 1 GET! Andwhatyouge,,ors7e Si well built I bedroom, batn "tie on two lots in e*cCllen? ondiflon Has large Flrodia room, Carpetiflg,centralclima,,con,ro, 'arge separate workshop, andbetter y- price his been reduced from $33 oo to 29,900, Bitltr hurry md ccntact REALTOR Asocjate N, L One anct two bedroom homes. fur ri,sPed or unfurnished, DeBary and Deltona. Bedroom Apts. • Masonry Construction • Central He3t & Air ;.II Aijj S 1350. Ph, 1307096. CORBETT REAL ESTATE R EL TOR 668 1791 DeBary _______________________ D1ONA New 2 bedroom. 2 • __________ ________ , .ltY,3236O61or3?3.O5i7 COUNCILS3S, Business Meeting 7:30 p N Is? & 3rd Tuesday BINGO EVERY Thursday 7:30 P.M. _____________________ 1)79. Won't last long! AMERICAN 3 bdrm urlfurnithed house, kitchen CITY_Lookfngforaflolder?stor equipped, wl to wall carpeting i bedroom, 2 bath hnrnc in goj efl(ed yard 11(0 373 4578 _______________________ -- - ________________________ condition' Wp have it and will be proud to show it. 179.500 Call 33 Houses Rent FUrnished P EALTOR.Associate Juliari Stens?rom After hours phone 37 Onebrfu,nisphomc lidO. 160 Wilton Dr. LEGION POST H*y I7.QjlMile South of Sanford do(tor'%opfic.'s Has formal dining room, eat in ktchen. flice livng room, den. On big roiner lot. Call REM TOP associate Julsan Stenstrem After ha,,s pnOn 3fl _ _____ MEETINGS 8PM -2nd and 4th Thursday Each Month. - -. IDYLLWILDE — - __________________________ _______ _________ ,, - Every Mon & Tue Early Bird,ttl tSP M Mere's one of -. P'-Ofl PS for I' thOr, 130.000 in fact, 1,5 Only 546,f00 and Psas cve'ryt;ng Call PE'ILIOR - A - _________ WANTED WITH TOOLS. SALARY OPEN - ______________ - __________ 53 -. ________________ ______________ _______________________ _________________________ I 0,t,i .1*e ' Pcne 322 6OS For Rent ______ _____ _____ __________ _________ ________ __________ ______ - 'S ______ sq n., offices or retail sp M f' rqhl tenant. proferobly alIhu tO CLERK TYPIST- exeriente knowledge of dtbitt and CreditS Free parking and major benefIs Call Reserve lour.nc Co. 671 7300 An Equal Opportunity Employer Growing aggre'siye boat omparly In Catelberry it looking for cx perienced help in the fOlioAncj categories, ChopperGunoperator.atl5te year experience Roll Out People- at least One year experience PulIers and Grinders-at least one year ezperince Painters, FiniSherS. Pitchers- at least two years experience Call $306118 for interview Only experienced glass *orkert rrvd apply. An Equal Opportunity Employer __ * _______________________ * W/W Shag Carpet * Range.Refrigerator * Dishwasher-Disposal * Heated Pool - f POM sl?5 110W AIRPORT IIIVO APIFORD. FLA 3737873 "our own full time business, Rcal EState. riQht in ti area Ntonji company, established ri Igo, largest in itsfield All ioverlising alt %ign$, forms, Supplies fur 41 J VFW 10,050 FROM $110 ___ - )COnordOr m*.selbtrr. 1,1 ' ________ ________ _______ - Houses for!te _____ _____ _____ _____ _, . Personalized livifig Studio One and two bedroom Two n' flutes t Sanford Pla7. M'r BuslflsM.etjng ?ndAAorsdy..7 Club H0r5-..lOi Daily (closed Wed I BIngo Thursday 2000 ____________________________ _________________________ ____________________________ - -OLDER NEIGHB0RHOD 3 t'edrnorn. I' bOth, ccmi$-t t' conner lot so on - ce. $ILA'Q. FHA or atsune S1 per cent rnotvgape -----------'-- BAMBOO COVE — _______________ _______________ ______ -.-- CAN YOU SELL??? "sanlQrc'sSalesLe,yr -- Jrc&MAGNOLIA YOurMu:tipl,ListingAgency DOWNTOWN SANFORD Brand new office suites available !EALT(*S 7i4SPart,, frOm 625 sri ft P4 lease required I cr nforrnal, coIl 62$ 20 ______________________ LAC F ONT- large 3 bedroom. 2 bit?- 'U home on a beaut'fui 3d 'a " ont lot. carpeted. flea, Wanted To Rent ctri,t., all etec?r.c heal and a r, arge double garage, fenced yard, Want t rent, ri or near Sanfore 2) 'minI frUIt trees .5 rea' nc,. bdrm. furn house with air 8. fenced ',ard No Itise 7 Sri-ill cioos. no children Call New TWO ACRESon Lake Mary wtn Srn'wrna Beach '70J 1?1l$1 large3t,edrcom .Cflhorne Orange ____________________________ grove, 199' like frontage * 12 Bedroom LiCeflte-Ø Broker or Licensed Salesman '5SN Pies — Carl Scott OFFICE SPACE * Recreational Building " FLEE't RESERVE Call 3fl.2420 Anytime — _____ * Clothes Washer.Dryer ________ ____________ %ore ________ ______ r from %42,SnO to 139.900, Call REALTOR ASsociat, Al Antr After hctc ohane 377 5121 Unfurnished Aye, 1000 and 7000 sQ ft. I c, room, 2 bath trne With centr I Cl;mItit Control, (arling ma ,'i TRAILER ON ', ACRI •-Close to Lake Jestup. 2 bedrooms. %i bathS, completitly t.rnisPied 7 SITUATED ON the urgent I0t5 ifl Pinerrest I a large 3 bedrOom. 7 iin (B hone Nn OpPiinct's. new ut,l,ty Stied Attir dO'*i' payment, and existing ri*i'wtQaqe it 7', pcI cart tr 4'Sumed Dnv b I?) West Woodlang CaIluslorapin,, to itt . .- ., i .cr, T'i ', E .irly Birø i 7 ) Regular 800 Meetings tst& )' ', i Instruction Qivir, for rapu u by owner S i n's once 117.000 dmrveIopmentfrorn Start to LUXURIOU5viie Idfld7bcjrni l a large 3 bedroom. 7 bath CB g home. lew carrf, new rgod, Iuce$% Nationwide Sctverti'inc Opts. Eat ifl kitchens, frost f'ee 70 WEST new 3 - iMImoom, I - bath, b(iflq% Ruytrs from Everywi'ic',c r efrlarrator4 di$hwJshr, doors, large scremed pa'o. cx nearly new 'onse Central h'l, cellent CCf'mOIiciri initiative excellent cli'acter mis . fireplace Only 6 aiR 571,000 (bondable), Sales ability, be wirn Odotn p-syment Pr icy ifl a Spin'sh .ourt1arci fiflinCiIly responsible Corn Qualified person. setting CIP BeOut'fitiI,q A,ird mi%sio soturne Opportunity for nflin. AduIlt. 70)5 Sanford Ac Stamper Realty I THCE ACRES On Lake Mary w'h man, woman, (OuiICOr tram That Model Open 175 P N Ct,n Sell lrfy',,,1i3O., Oiler frame, hOnC tt'ut - RIJ'LTO (x)li)iti0n Otltrna Beju' lui townhouse Srr*m.le I ML Orange iparinn't, 2 lalge tltouni, 2 j77 4l .919 5 Frenh LOCH AR3OR a ry iargi' r-.'rmroon 7 bath I k.t(Piin, screened iii porch ,nd utility runmn Fglly air Cond't'aned, 940 QUALlFYlP4i Square & beet Wall to wall camp" CImiy$6O0dow, W,sthirsgtcn Oaks JOHN'S REALTY CO. Convenient to I 4 & IJ. in tdroom, i' itt. 70$ Tn'rr, ,. ,'' ________ _______ ___________________________ _____ _______ f your Club _____ or __________ __________ like to be include*l this listing cin' in a.,.. ___ _________ _________ ' ' - '- STROUT REALTY, Inc. Casselberry, Fla 3fl07 THE SANFOPD ____ _________ HERALD _________ :. ' i - ___________ club activities. Rea'ty, '122 1301 2610 Hiawatha Aye, at 17-92 ... o. organization can appe3r In this listin; - Transportation - 75-Campers Trawl __________ you know that club or per 1170, 1st. & last. Call Titusvllle, _____________________ __________________________ Maitfend area -Immaculate tkdroom, 2 bath, central air & • i & 2 - ('\ your Unfurnishe-d _________________________ - ______ _____ * ' Early BIrds 7:15pm, Did bonus Morning shift, 9 to 1 GENEVA GARDEPIS Evenings 31o9, Apply in person APMRTMENTS during above hours Room 302 34 1505W 25th St. Mobile Homes Rent Atlantic National Bank Buildlr,g. 3 bedrooms, 7 bathi, Sanford. Also need person with convenient to 12'x,SO 2 bedroom fuinithed trailer Schools, shopping center. Shag 'mall cor for light delivery. Ph 3*95770 ifter 6 carpeting, ciraes. dishwasher, (eotralht&air Sperklingclean —. 7&3Broomt CAMPSEMINOLE Dettona 713 to 3 IS i3o WeCk .i'ceptcd 3772090 Pi OC?% P11 .2-4,.47Q 371 1719 a'fer I ___________________ ___ _______________2 trm ,air, IllS 2bdrm furnished, - - ----.-___ SH HANGS UP *7 - Real .- Bingo - L.__ OF-uSC - 13-Lots and Acreage tI-Far ms __________________ Houses Rent 32 (W'estof 17 Q7bcfween Fiirway Pla:a&5erninoIq)1;h, reeds several ladies for telephone sales work from our office We - .I-Hous7r LOW _______ ________ I '- _ __ WWAI'b IT - -- 1120 FLORIDA AVE. Olan Mills Studio _______ _______ ______ ______ - _______ - )t'fMV ("rt Pi.btiSh: April 9, 14. j 30_ 15/4 ______ nted to Rent Federal Savings and penny w - ,ara. REALTORS 645 7333 i'tt e )7-Ilu'iness Property For Rent ______ Board of Directors Seminole Count)' Humane Society, 8 p.m., WASHINGTON (/iP) Rent Unfurnjthed ARMS FORREST GREENE, INC. For Rent ____ and schccl Lacie 7 bedroom. CC with single garage Shaded ict, 1168-00 2 ACRES Trailtrt Apts 2 Adult parks, 2 Faml parke. 3315 HWy. 97, Day, 4j Apartments - KEYPUNCH OPERATOR- prefer experIence, Call Reserve In surance Co 871 7300 An Eguat Opportunity Employer. ____________________________ 35-Mobile Home Lots For Rent 36 - Resort Property ___ tJOi content of the 30 REAL ESTATE SALES PEOPLE for new Lake Mary office Con 37-Houses Rent Unfurnished fidentia' interview. Lompuler )3Hs Rent Furnished service, niultiple liSting, 74 hr answering service, tour 31-Mobile Homes Rent ' Semmnole State Of Florida. L1rieu WCJI cerlflicate or ce ?f,cat,$ tihall be 'edetmed a. _____ ________ _____ ________ _____ Furfll%hd - 1st! __________________________________________ _________________________________ by Dick Covolli -' 3 Orlandi, Dr - 3anord 322 3-403 ___________________________ _____________________________ ____________ - AVON sa,s er.tra springtime earnings can get you that summer vacation Call 644 3079 Il-Apartment Rent - Busness 7 - 30 1st lues 1 JO-Apartments Rent Unfrnsshtd , Meefincs CHURCH l2Be'jrpo,n Aduitsonly Park AvenueMobile Park 75.45 Park 322 2161 ?twty renovated Color TV, ww carpet, a c. efficiencies & over _ for the buys NEAR Lot on choice lake, 520.000 Sanford Court Motel GAYLE'S PLACE, Hwy. 17 92 ___________________________________ - place. Look -- Sth?Sfd Frame home un corner lot See to appreciate S7I, Terms rent of trailer All utilities, TV, linens, 8. lrailcr service one a One bedroom trailer. Air cord y,p Ph, 327 9066 Electric paid. Mature adult Good location Ph 3) 395 Cocktail WiItteSSes-Hostess Cashier. Perranent ooistlo1i Company benefits. Apply in person, after 4 WHY NOT LOUNGE-Holiday Inn, Altimonle Springs. — furnish your I .7i4js' __________________________________ _______________________________________ 23-Loans 2$-bn - You're - 1 - TO 8 WANT I'M PENNY COffE - ØETERANS Hwy 1792 4 BEDROOM 2Bedr000.furnust.edapartment _______________________ Adults, no pets PhoneJl3 0110 Wanted ___________________ - - - WE Jus! ' '' Furnished apartment, $100 ma plus $75 deposit 119 French Ave 322 Ph. 3275840 between 10 am-tO pm Msl be periene Call 131-2118 __________________ ___________________ FRONT DESX CLERK. Nights, °' perien:edonl Cumpanybunefits Apply in person, Holiday nn Of Al tamonte Springs ___________________________ 1$-Help Wantid - before May Itt,, 1971, otherwise a Normweslcornerofth, SE o'the Foster. end ultimate Iudoment will SW '4 01 Sec'ion 23, Townjhp 21 First Help 7 bedrorn, t bath, CB, wth ran. refrigerator, washer, dryer 517,500 ________ _______________ defuft SefY, nole County, Florida t'e highSt cath bid'er t the cJrt '-i of Section 23, Township 71 South, AprIl 16 By, Martha T. VihIen house door on the MII day of May Range 30 East, less roac' right Cf Dtpuly Clerk 1974. it 11.00 AM. Eist.rict 3i Nurses, regular way, THOMAS 0. FREEMAN. ESQUIRE Dated thu 5th day of April, 1714 TRACT 3-' meeting,4 pin., Health DepartPost Office Bcx 54 (Seal) The P1W' of the SWtx Of 'netit, 9th Attair.onte Springs, and Fl French, Saord. 32701 Arthur II. Beckwith, Jr. 23, Tow'tsp 2) South, Range Attorrey for Petitioner Clerk of CirCuit Court East. all Publish- April 9, 14. 7), 30. 11 of Seminole County, Florida The respectve residences of all DEA 44 5 - Linda C. .8V'id. Defendants are unknGw,t. __________________________________ Deputy Clerk You and each of you, CtC notified Apr!l 17 __________________________ PubIit.'i: April s' Ia. 23, 30. 1974 thatasujttoqui,$tjtlptotfl,iboye Used book sale, 10 a.oi. to NOTiCE DEA4 described property has been fIlod p.m., NOTC. Is P'.reoy given tat South Seminole Corn.. ____ the against yomj in the Circuit Court. in Board of (nty munity Library, Maitlanci HOTICEOFAPPLICATION Commissioners Semir.olg County, Ftor,da, Wall atof and for Seminole County, FIO(ioa, FOR TAX DEEP Int1SICdCHARLESO.DASBlTTand Avenue, Altamonte springs 7 03 P.k or as soon thereafter (Section 197.495 Florida Statutes *5 pot$Ile Cci the 73rd day 01 as CASSIE N BABBITT, HiS *IIC, 1947) APfil, Plair.tiffs, vs C L VAN 19/4. it the Semnol County VPANrEN, Trute. April23 NOTICE IS EPERY C.IVCP et alof Cvrthrjt, Rocm 203. consid'r the De-fendant, aid you and each "fl" C.ermle.ne P '5 th hotc.r'r 0 ttiC iiOj)tiC of a Rtsolvtion pcovidn South Side Elementary you, are hereby reqv'r.d to serve a tetiowing (tflifSitfl MS filed Mid tf 'P. establiihment of a special Sthoii pre-ethool roundup, I of your answer or pleading, if -r?,ficates fr a tax deed tO be purpo' e dstr$cl v,tliin the areac pPm. for childrer entering first any, or ft-p Ptantiffs ittcrrir-y. 5 ff-,-1-r: 1Pm' ci',tif irate CeSi,r i'.l rm'flar.dyaf5,Dfissuafl(efhe V,ReIW000HEICI-lT$, UNIT JOSEPH DAVIS, JR , OF STE 14 grade 01 kindergarten for first •cr(pton of the property, and the Seminole County time. Bring b'th certificate. ' - es in which it wis assessed ate t.altl mttution shall provide that OfficO Box 1330, Sanford, FIOqi'l, fo9ows: 37Th, and file the erigiit i tnt tht s-c t":'af purpose dstrict shall r - 'f,sic.te No. 171 'ear of tor ttt purpose fIt 'On$tructing be office of frie Clerk of the Circuit April 25— 'ance t?l Court on pr before May 9th. 1971 II n,li aining Street lighting in DistrIct 10 meeting with DescriptIon of P.c-piety youtahttodoso,jvdQnntbydefaulp jti.11 Orovdinq for he ap Itkh ld* 43, If be taken Og,i r.,t yui 1 t !-f,' " : rI t. i'&i lis clitsholIb,plishedo, p.m., Odd F'eIluw hail, 'lnmt lo wi,irJ, otst."Sed A. fh r 'hedistrictatthefirnec,ftne,r ,',alle, Jr ar.d Anne, 050 Rita L •p iltrnen$,fc ,r the -to-It purp.osa' jones,atsoGerMoran.AIiof Said øds',nq DATED thh$2nddlyof April, AD. the board of County -" - Financi.i Deadly Than War"andspeak,Nth - _____ _____ ____ 18 - ______ _______________ Film "More -, ____ - 'Employment ACE . ________ - ____________ ________ ERNEST 'I; __ __ --=-: Chapter - -__, Blvd., (Hwy. 436)- 1313133 IS -Action Spis and ________ ______ * Ayt Apt 6B. N V , P4 Y All of sad denhanded n the Petition lee-t, lheri,.e South 200 feet, thence WITNESS my hand and otf.cial East 2)78 feel, thence Norlh 2cr) prc.perty being in the County at Seminole. State of Florida, Unless seal of Said Court on thiS the 4th clay feet. thence West 1399S fwt to the u'ih certificate or certifk.jws Wall of April. A 0 1971 ç,ein? of begInning; tSea! be tedt,aiird it'uSddhJ lu .* tii - M,,n or woman to shirt expens('s, _______ Il-CampIng Resorts ____________ THE STATE OF FLORIDA T.: in deralgning title aid for purposes RAY DEVINE of idenhifying owners 15 more par. (Residence) Unknown April 13 titularly described as follows: (Last Known Mailing NOTICE OF APPLICATIOfl EaS1 Egg Hunt rcd Address) FOR TAX DEED (Section 191.491 TRACT 1*: by Winter Springs Volunteer Florida Statutes of 184$) 700 W Amelia The SW '.. of the SW '-. and the W Orlando, Florida NOTICE IF HER!ZIY G'VEN. 'Otlh*SEIxOItPieSWi.iaofSection Fire Department Auxiliary, 10 that S. G. deOvies Jr. et Ux the YOU ARE HEREBY NCTIFIEO 23. Township 21 South, Range 30 a.m.,WinterSpr1ngsreerej.Jon holder Of the foltc*ng certif'cates °hit KATHRP1 ANN DEVINE hat Eatt, LESS' Beginn'ng 628.1 feet area for children 2-12; prl:ei. filed a Petition in the Circuit Covr' Pat filed said certificates tr a tax South Of tri Nci'thwelt corner of lhc deed to be issued thereon The of Semnc,Ie Cuuntp, Florida. for SE 'i of the SW 1 a of Sedin 23. certlficatl numbers and years of Dissolution cf Marriage, and you eve Township 21 South, Range 30 East, AprIl 15 r1',red to serve a copy of you' run West issuance. the description O th feet, thence South John Birch Sodety pubflc property, and the name's in 'hih it written defenses, if any, on feet. thence Etst THOMAS 217.8 feet, thence education proçam, 7:30 p.m., was assessed are as foltows G. FREEMAN, North 2C0 feet, thence West 15?.95 - - FLYING CARPET TOURS, INC Airline tickets, Cruse and Tours IS-Travel Agencies ____________ Publish: Ar,l 9. 1971 _________________________ as lPgsS4to64 4 112,1%3, 116 117 Nirne in which assessed Sarah ( - MERIC,N 3 bedroom home for rent T.c bedroom duplex furnished aparlment 4770 Orlando Drive, Sanfort' ' 29 Rooms for Rent Spacis modern furnished apart ------- —. ment. Quiet neighborhood. Adults Woman to live in wlh other woman only, no pets. fll 0296 ___________________________ _____________________________________ and split expenses. 322 6234 — - Fellows Hall, Magnolia TRACT I-B Travel Agencies Hotels - well waler Lots of tttfl. 116900 traning Call COLLECT fct -'r jan'e (.i? 661 9X8 Travel & Recreation CO lenda r II3ETCe. . I) 11-IntrucIions _______ ______ ___________ FRANK AND IROM 1180 ____________________ ________________________ to-Do it YourelI .LTh _____ 272064$ - 322 3991 neight'ovflooct sn,coo Perspoallled living, Stuctio one and two be000m Two minutes to Sanford Plaza 373 1310 * Se ni noIe DescrlonofProrty Lot 1 + N 14½ Fl of Lot 7 (Less E Good Things to Eat Oranges & Grapefruit B-Eatfrt Plates . less road right Of vay - 9 Care 7-MnIrIs . at.',so address iS Post Off i(e Box ), AitiOflt Springi, tiorida 3770). and file ttie oriCinat with the _____ ______ ________ ______ _____ 's-Lost ahd Found _'--___________ ______________ ______ , ' ____ ______ _____ 4-Personals FIRST! And save __________ -"-- _____ Distributor-part or full time to supply Company established accounts with CA CBS Disney orØs. Income possibilities up to 11.000 tf month With only 3--Cemetaries look to classified - ..' -- 2-tn Memoriam - Buy by Crooks & Lawrence -- - _______ E41. ____ ______ I--Cards of Thanks ___________________ ____________________________________ ____________________________________ Furnished IaEES Lost in Eastbrook section Reward $43000695 671 1686 after Announcements Rent - a'-, 'V." ences. Do no? apply unlns in terested in permanent position __ ____ _____ -= I O live: _______________ - INTEREST RATE DOWN WILL HELP YOU -IF YOU WANT TO DELTONA- NeW 2 bdrm dupf. I NOW 7 bath, Central heat & air, carpeted, UUY O 5EL L 34%- VA & FHA screened porch, uarae, $113 VA -No wn-No Closing Costs CR[AE INDUSTRIAL AND FHALw COw-Low Ciosin Nice large 1 bedroom Carpeted Air Kitchen equipped, 1,15 At! bCP.. Cen?r.t Iet & 'i-I, I JOHN KRIDLP. ASO( pet$d 3 bedroom 1' ms Model open I 6 W Garnet? White, Real m •i p Two beoorn, I bath, wall to wall vasenc;. C? North nror, 107 W Commrrcsai. carpeting, drapes, central heat Sanford, 3fl-7I AUSTIN and air Fully equipped with dish ______________________________ wither Call Mrs Rutherford j DEVELOPMENT CORP Ph 373 lOtOoreb4 6100 ___________________________ Jim Hunt Realty ______ BEAUTIFUL LOCATlOPl New 3 2521 Park Dr 372 2110 bedroom, 2 bath, central ar, wall ________________ I, ______ .1 Unlurnished Ph 3273139 beli,,n 10 a-rn 6 Large 3 bedroom apt. May lst:n Have prospect for two to five acres, tr,w000 pm also for home on or near lake pets or children, 1130 mo., first . OWNERS GONE . last, Near hospital and rest home JANITOR ______________ Five bedroorn,2 b-flth, tw' StU'y All 3?? $141 Of Copy, a?ra5 Mt sell I bedroom, 2 bath hcmc. n ye acres stoked MARRIAGES Performed by run tame CniplOint'nt S day Week t'6 AVALON APARTMENTS nice private wooded lot. Central Marilyn Silver Springs Airport Piict vacaI ion, and other benefits Want Ad ADULTS .- NO PETS air, carps, family room Fenced Rd 9 7364777, Res 7364473 Apply Rich Plan, 401 W. 13th St.. liW.7nd5t ,rd, split plan, much Sanford, ____________________________ HALL RL Department Hours ARE OU TROUBLE Pricedlor gyick sale only 131,500 011 - ____ P-Scat, clean one bedroom dvplrx PUJ•LTOJ F'ec, MI 7077 for "We Care' 8a.m.. :30p.m. AIR COND1TIONING Ne for newty CLIFF JORDAN J2)- -'''i r ret ri'j flSiturd,v rr Tcr, IfoIidic cuplt' Cc'vcn Cr,? area 323 a; RLAL TUSL.periencect service nnchanic, and 9a.m. .12 Noon Alter 4:30 327-3610 rACED WITH A DRINKIPIG experienced fibergIa ATTRACTIVE dut ___________________________ Day Before PubIcition Pi-rhaps Alcco!lc Aronymous furnished, utilities vironmental Syitems e oso included Can Help _________________________pool Sheed residential area Adults 365 24 Hour Ser--ce S5000 Call 123 4367 Yitchen HCIp, iflO Food preparation Call 322 74 ____________________________ ','irite P 0. Box 1113 t'elp needed 9toS Over ,$ Ap,y 1 bedroom apartmexit, Furnithe", _____________________________ thru 5 times -----4Cc a line 1' person to Bahama Jor's Lohter Sanforc, Piorlda Litilitle$furnlshed, $165 mo Phone SPANISH STYLE HOME 6 Ihru 25 times 30c a line —__---- -- ___________________________ -37? 18)9 _____ _ Houte. 7308 French Ave , Sanford 2Stimes . CclI - 23ca un, 3 bediroorn spi _______ Lost and Found plan, See to appreciate ' WELAKAAPAR'lMENTS (52.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) __________________________________________ 24 Business Opportunities NOTICE 114w hI ci 3 Lines Minimum LOST - 13 wk old female black - - - -- _______ --_---Rated For Consecutive Insertions-No Change Save... ______ Henry 1.. Wagner, I)eflary NEW IN TOWN Let a "vip" Hostess stiow you around Thqitres. NiUhlCiUbS, Restaurants, Sightieing, Sports Events, Job or Apt. Hun tg'?!Mi% "VIP", 834 9212 The Less It Costs Per Line __ Adratn G. hodges H 1971 - ____- ____________ ____________________ __ ___ ________ ______________ ______________ 30 Apartments Rent 41____________________________ Houses for Sal. ______ ___________ _____________________________ ________ _______________ WANT AD pr'lrt l'i','tl C).i)r t't th Ser'i r-r ,r p nj f-1,"j i Øuhjt, ()rir:t' Brc i r, [tku Mir CCUntt (uithouse in Sanford, state thcRii(tcf resideoca and post L buSh: March 76, April L 9, Ia, Florida, the above described per- office address of the claimant and Jeffery S. Love, Winter sonal property, must be srn 10 by the claimant, Springs ______________________________ That said sate s being made to ni agent or attorney, or the same o. II). Crabtree, Winter satisfy tPe terrri of said Writ of thall be void. FtCTITIOUSNAME Execut,n. Spn:igs Dated at Sanford. Florida. this '.'ot#celsherebygivenntat wear. John E. Pots, VIP doy cI ?,arch, 77 Door. A. Scarie, Titusrille '- aged ifl THE OPERATION OF A Sheriff S David N, Kilbourne Elmer Iloffer, Oh!o TEEZ-)iS FORM OF A SCOTTISH PIPE P.,btsh: LirU 7- , 16' 23. 3i74 _______ As Co Executors of said estate EAP2D P.eaoquarleced at 263$ Sot.?h DEA-I2 nford: WINOERWF.EDLE. HAINES. lIm Avenue, Sanford, Seminole ________________________ WARD & W000tMN. P A. Bernice Hughes nt- F'ovda under the fiJitou — By: 5: C. Brent McCagt'i,en Lula Robinson .'EMORlA PIPE BAND and that FOR TAX DEED Post Office Box 110 iflttfld to register said namewith (Section 197.493 Flu'lda Statutes of Winter Park, Ftorica 37719 thC Clerk of the Circuit Court, Maritth E. Ma'kos %t$t) PubIjh. April 9, 16, 1971 Yrnino) Coi"?y. Florida in iC' Carrie Luster NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, DEA-.i$ iordance with the provisions of the ha W. L. Kirk tP.e holder of the Von Salzmann p-:titi-us Name Satites To wit føUwing tertiticatcs tis filed sad IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND William M. ensor, - - •-,-Help Wanted 1______________________ — Personals 18 _____________________ ______________________________ IS ALCOHOL A PROI3LM WOMEN to drive catering trucks. IN YOUR FAMILY? Apply Alfamonte Catering, $ AL ANON $311 tor famiIe or tri,ncts of probIm -____ ____________________ drinkers, DIAL HEED EXTRA CASH? Forfuriher infOrmatloncili 123 or write Ladj, do you have 2 or 3 evenings Seminole 322•261 1 Sanford Al Anon Family Group p aitable? Exciting, interesting Box 353. Sanford, FIa. 31771 rk. Car and Phone necessary. Toarrano, for ln'eryf,ct3 REDUCE sate & test ith Goflese Winter Park. P91 after 6 p-rn or weekends Tablets & E Vap "water piUs" -' Touchton Drugi. Delivery Man. Chauffeur's license _______________________ _____________ required Top PiY. hospitalization, Orlando 831.9993 Tired of shortaqe, taxes, iflilon, paid vacations, diS(Ots Apply government ties? The John Birch in evson Badcock Furniture, 500 Ask for Want Ads Society tellsthetruth Come to our Hwy 17-97, Casselberry pres,nt.toi April 15, 7:70 PM, Chamber of Commerce, ,intord Unencumbered middle aged lady tO looking Sanfo: Tuesday, April 9, 1974-78 _________ ________ ____________ - 'tOU'D GiT RE5LL1S. WILL OU2 ADMISSIONS ________ ___________ _______ wv FIGURED t, ONE WAY OR AN(YTHER! O W5H HIM1EIF' LEE * OH \IMouR MAN! FOOZY' OUR WiSH, OFF IF OU ASKED>, KNOW. IS My HIM T.UM COMMAND.' '/-j FA''X. APRIL 8, 1974 ________ ______ _________ ______ -.-- _____________ __________________________________ ILL BETHk HED F tJotes ________ __________ -. - _______ - ••_ - Legal Notice ______________ _______________ _____ .__s ALLEY QOP - -- -- - = that I NOTICE UNDER FICTI'IOUS qaged in business ,,t P.O Drawer NAMESTATUTE NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE "1" Fcrn Park, Seminole County, ____________________ IC WP-wM IT MAY CONCF.RN tyNOTlCEtSPjEPEBylv,pflpf virtue of that certain Writ of Ftoridaunderth,fictitiou5nameoI Uctce 5 P'ercby A ME Pt CA N LAN DSCA PC Execution lsweii out of and under MAINIENANCE, èid that I Intend unrstgne, pursuant to the the Seat of the Circuit Co-nt "FiCtitiouS Name Statute, Chaoier Seminole County, Ftê.i-ida, upon a toreqtstersdnamewithth.CIerk U609, Florida Statute, will regiStef final )vdgmert! rendered in the tht Circuit Court, Semino!e with the Clerk of the Circuli Court. aforesaid court on the 1*th dey Flo.'ida In accordance with of the provisions of the Fictitkus ifl and for Seminole County. Florida. Cecemr, AD. )973. in that cclIn Name Statutes. To-Wit: upon receipt proof the entitled, koehring Cornpany.# $45 O Fda Statutes 1957. pvbIicatin of thiS notice, the' tic corporation ct-b-a Harvey Marlt'ct name, to if RED BUG 5 Srane Glencannon STABLES s?ers, Inc Plantiff, vs ID Leas Pubiis March 19,26, April 2, 9, 1974 whct I am ino Corporation, a Corporation engaged fl business at Roulc 1, Bø DEZ $9 Defendant, which aforesaid Writ 1O cxie rn- It east of Tusca:g,lla Ofi Execution was delivered to me as Red Bug Road, Seminole County), S-'eritf of Seminole County, F'orjda, ltd ________________________________ THE CIRCUIT COI.,RT OF THE ________________________ Ovedo. Florida ardlhavelevleduponthetoliowing EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. That IPe party in said described prepecly owned by lYF CU IT, SEMINOLE COUNTY snss ei'€rpi s isln'erested as foiiti*s Leasing Corporation, said property FLORIDA E WESTERMAN, being located in Seminole County, PRORATE DIVISION Dated at Oviedo, emlnoIe Florida, more particularly CASE NO. PR744P.CP Cotrty, Florida. thiS 161h day Of described as follows' Estate of Mirth. 1974 All the furniture, furnishing. RALPH SEYMOUR CAMMACK John E Westerman Sr. t*tur inventory, stock-sn trade Deceased. Publith. Ma.ch 26. April 2, 9, 16, and any and all othcr goods located NOTICE TOCREDITORS 1974 a 396 Sanlando Springs Road, TO ALL PERSONS HAVIN DEZ 142 Longwond, FIorda, belonging to lh CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST defendant ID Leasing Corporation, SAID ESTATE: FICTITIOUS NAME Proç,rty ii stored at Adams . You anct cath of tou are 'iercby Notice i5 hereby given that I am Transfer & Storage In Sanford, notified and required to file any 'fi '5 0? 7619 0 c•g3.•. Florida. Further information claims and demands which you, or I - .*_-___- Legi Notice Legal Notice .- ____ -. ML.-Thn (ariIer1 U -• :67I) anytm - Wi.te, Park . ::6l77 - '. CLAS5:FIED DEPARTMEPIT 1? 7611 • ,,' ________ ___ _________________ J ____ �I" . . _ " • --- __ -. 9- ... • ______ - _____ iiiiii ':--- / I .-. -" .- - ~ -•- - - ____ - - - - -.1'. - - - 'A ~ - __ .--" . __ . - - _ , ___________ - 1! - -- . - a - - - : - - ______ _ -•----..4----- , - -•• •• I ---.. -• - - 0 0 8B-The Sanford Herald Classifi ,1974 ___________________ - 41 Will pvrcha%e first or second poration. I I by THE BORN LOSER / ____ I ONLY ONE AVAILARLE 7 bedroom, masonry, kitchen equipped home Only $12,500 $373 dOwn SIll mo Call today range, refricerator, carcetinq central heal. soj, enclosed garage beautiful neighborhood specialty priced at S22.5100. S "I 1V, l I H A OU E . '14 / 'MR I ~j 41W T14EF 5A!i~[>... I ',Q11lCRl.1 REALTY 37?6437_After S_ "Stop Urn!" W" 400 ifl nil EVERLSTREALTYINC &AtIk,1 AI I 1I 41 • C. ct .rlcrr.t. l ou crnbrl..,ri $AO 512.300 annually. you may niiI'ly for a 364' 1 bdroc'.i' home s r'jat aica M. UNSWORTH REALTY Beautiful 3 bedroom. 2 bath, split plan, wall wall carpeting, v er y large living and dining rooms. central heat air, fenced back yard, nice landscaping, reaucei for quick Sale. Sfl.5 3fl79 -fSI Ph 37) Till We Succeed. Real'nr Fern Park - $34 7k? I - Call 773 5459 Orlando for appt. $1W First St --_-- Live $30 537.000 Franklin Ramseur Assoc. Inc. REALTORS $315100 ad LAKE MARY- Over 1000 sq. it. under roof. Four large bedraoms. 3 baths. 500 It. of family ram with miive brick fireplace 2 car SPRING WOOD VILLAGE Only 10 minutes New 3 & z bdrm, homes FHA VA 7-.a pt from Sanford and Orlando Efficiencies, I 6 3 bd,m. Townhouse iron $ill. Furn. & Unfurn. Short Term Lease 1-4 and SR 434 inning poet, Grrq,ous r'rofessonally Iancis.capr.d Zoned agriculture. Have your own horse. and live with guitotIl $71.930 LAKE MARY- Swim, fish, boa? at Crystal Lake public park nearby, 3 bedrooms, baths, farn.iy room, pretty fenced yard with lots of trees, Tennessee Stone fireplace 7 $29,500. WINTER SPRlN'S- Master bedroom has walk in closet. New thag carpet in living room. 3 beorooms. 3 baths, walking distance to golf course, and playground Forrest 834.3363 1 All Adult 0 Pdt CO,4Adrnd 515.900 Greene Inc. REALTORS 195W. Lake Miry Blvd. 3736353 or 64S733) !)-- 372 -(.) WE TAKE 56.11 COROEIT REAL ESTATE REALTOR 661791 DeBary 665.4415 HUFFMAU REALTY Al Pe'l, Jenny Clark, Assoc -__)fl-1S9$or3fl $l'13 SANFORD 3 bedroom, 2 bath, with paneled family room on cul do sac Large lot. playground ntarby. Wall to wall rarpet. Air conditioned Call Ron Hencterson. Assoc. ALTAMOPITE SPRINGS OPEN HOUSE Creekwood Village North Seem; is beUeving! So come te.! Come buyi 2 bedroom con. domi&um today, at yesterday's priccj Would you belve tinr $20,000 for this FANTASTIC location! One block off he and Property, hIgh & dry with tries 46) Arc's , Os'een area By owner . 322 S17S. ____________________ S Acres, part orange grove, part cleared ternus arranged by owner. (516) 265 flOS or 323.3615 for frformation. 44 Farms Roberts & ESTABLISHED NEIGHBORHOOD Clean, well cared for 2 bedroom. 1 bath, family room, fenced ard M LS cottage In back 520.500 (MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE) RETIREES DREAM- 323 1734 Missouri, 5.1900 down. 20 years on balance, 300 feel from lake, rich soil, tillable, meadow, fenced 2 sides, big frees, park like setting, lakeview, i ruile of large meandering year around stream through properly. Big fiSh in stream, County road through propery. Warranty deed and title insurance. Must sell by owner. Write Phil Banks, Rocky Mount, Missouri, 63072 or call COLLECT (311) 3973772. 16 SS SALE- Newmobllehomes Cost plus $200. PLACE HOMES, Hwy. 1797. 'A Ml. North of Dog Track Road at Lake Kpthryn Estates, -~'=;~ SANFORD - No problem Call Hayes, 10 a m. to Travel Trailer it'. new & completely equipp" with r?ilg*s guarantee. & a Outstanding condition 1973 Chrysler Newport, Assume payments 3231302 after 5. Auto Repairs 16 Pa rts. Accessories "° . . , Miscellaneous For Sale Two shelf speakers. Sharp brand. 7 for 519.95; N Gauge Model railroao equipment, valve $700. Plf price: 7 Van Mi,'rOrs, like' new. $13. Call 383 61 03 aft er 5pm INSURANCE GROUP it s, flz up" Time, lIme or, taper) repairman from today's classif Ito - - - - . . - Air _Conditioning - Oringes Citrus from 11-99 tangerines li-moos, lime tree's, etc Lo* overhead pric es Drive a Oviedo little 1. save a lot Nursery & Bird Farm, SR 119-2 vied furniture. Wayne's Quality New & Used Furniture, 1700 French Ave.. 3235110. - PAINT VARNiSHEPIAMELS ___________________ Interior and exterior painting, For free estimates, tall Carl Harris. at SEARS in Sanford. 372 carpentry, eI-tric. c.r'smic plaster, block and all mascnary. Hone free estimates Phone 373 07,1. Ill). Sundays. Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets. Counter top-s. Sinks lnslal,atlon available Bud CabelI, 1728057 - Fnasinmnt for Rent , AIR CONDITIONING TROUBLES??? ,ifldow units, tree Central systems, ,I tit 71 hr serve Call Gregory's Heat & Air 373 7117 AUL' RI.N1 .1 LS Grand Op'i nu Ihe best t'qv.pn'ei't 10 'er,.' yOu 1016S French Ave 1238310 ptFi REMODELING carports, additIons. --.-*I ,. 'u' "V' & windows R 'uason able. Free Est Guaranteed 11 p.m. 7237321. -- ---"" 377 4351. Applances Pot CON training In your home. Al, Dog __________________________ Peed Dog Training Academy. ,_call foc_frH ypkiation_1117179 Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only SI per da,'. CARROLL'S FURNITURE 7 Dinette chairs. $10. Boys bicycle, 5 1 3; thnbrtlla ty pe clothes line & pole. $3 "'hone 722 7579 Pet s and 65 Supplies Full line GE Appliances Sanford Electric Company 7577 Park Drive. 322 1567 Heater and Tank $100 Call after 5, 327 0705 CPt't)ahuas, te'-naies, $30. Animal llavtn Grooming & Boarding Kennels. 722 $752. 1.70 GMC Pckup. 1771 GMC V,. Modern walnut office desk and )ovnq 32 ] 0594 Miniature Schnauzers, I wits old AKC, *173 Phcxe after S-in 66 Beauty Care - ___ Carpentry_________ D.a..... SI W'I Wanted to Buy wanteO to Buy. C edar (he'S? i'n. Buy, Sill, consign, appraise, or WILSON MAIER FURNITURE by1 sell trade III 3I$E. First 5t 372Sdfl -,Private party wa'ut to buy old 5SY?O dcd clean sekab'e it rns fo .eehIy rriday 7 pin ALdli('O I IN UX 117 Houseflold Goods 2$99 RIDGEWOODI AVE. SANFORD, FLA, . PAULsLAT- Eloctrical Top pe.ce's Paid, .,sed. any condition. 6411176, Winter Park 69 Stamps-Coins - _________________ ct,tsssfied acIl - Masonry WeMDn1ng - I Ii )(,'if WIt 1 'iENK'sR!KGLASS&PAIPJTCO 210 magnolia, Ave. in"n cv..,. I.,.v, .ii - Pauttiig WE'LL DO YOUk VAINTINu l No lob ton small. Ph. 323 5379 or STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO P?$ afttr 6 172 6132 1W.ISI. EX oIl's 1r Window Cleaning ___________________________ Make today ctass,fied ad dOy. Pusce one. to buy. 'sell cr rent Ca'I 317 161' vi " IH!ERSTTE AUCTION . . . *. %:. -, - -8. 322 .26.1 '' .1 -or-, * - -- I\ i . .= - fly JEAN PATTUSON lieraldStaff Writer _"-93 w .- - -1 il -L11 ____ __ - _____________1 - - -- -Rt-. -, ----= "! - -.. ___ "'"_ - _______________- '" - - I= , ______ --. T - - . - - -r--.- '' - a ~, - I ' ' - _ ',., h electrical lywird approved it ea - .. LUUI.A"z Lit ExSEA chief andhasbeenactivejnSernjnole women, downtown Sanford today; housewife. "But," added th(" equally strong opposition came young woman, "if a woman from oth ers. And then there does want equa! righLs, she were those who had no opinion, should have th em." or did not want to I never did porttmiLies and equal pay for wonian," was Edna Jackson's brirg greater balance to ou laws. .. ., _________ __ . - - TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (A?) • • jected the Equal igh1s Amendment by a 2I•19 vote, parcat'-' 9'lLng , "vii. L' seut iU 1974 legislathe session. ________ . - ____- -- . _________ _.__. . _ - .. o rw' ng a his Altamonte Springs apartmei Nonsense 1W5a5 vultur It e preys on runaways. lie's ¶' WOIS of a each,s'1 s - L -- - ' '-'- -__I -- .7. . ____ . _.__ . Kimberly Ann Belcher. it i"tV_V ~W--~-Z_~-~~'" 4 ~. llyz_~ id F ru~-~Fx __ 'I 'I'.1 ______ ______ _______ wi ______ Iu1l Mil.I.Eh ...Brings responsibility _________ " _________ . - _________ and runaway. She a seared kid. 14 going on 34, who would tell the police prostitute _____ opinion. those prosttutlonrir,g from ______ ______ exprcss an any of things. I'm a brick cleaner, and se ra ised myself u the sweat my trow, says James Ba rber, d 34-year-old black ia -______ _____ ual EVELYN TINDEIJ Treat women as women most anything, it breaks my heart, says defense attortey "Along wi th eoualjtv comes Gene Stenhemlson. responsibility. W:th authority We want to hear it all one co nies discipline. This might be more time said the four man, C,.,.. 3 hard fact ,,,i SOITiC ..__. u,,.a, i..-. _i,__4,.. $._S_ .--..-- - - ') j uij us.ii I.iy Liu$ V "Imii not for it. I think women face," said Miller. noon today after deliberating should be treated as women, one hour on the case. and when they get equal rights Other men, the traditional In Tallahassee Tuesday th e Oh tar Laid, says Circuit men will lose respect for bread winners, the heads of crowd filled every chair, lined Court - Judge Anthony them," said Evelyn Tindei households, the ones wi th the llcennn the walls and spilled out th e Jr. as he ordered the Conni" McGrotha was also responsibilities and worries -, doors of the Senate's Largest court reporter to enter the jury opposed to the ERA. "Women which bring ulcers' and earl committee room as the ERA y room and read back the bulk of work became they have to; not heart attacks, also mentioned caine up for its first big test IThNA J\(•fC )k, a full day's tcstirnony. because they want to," she the heavier burden of equality. vote of the 1971 legislature. ... Let men run things said. "If a woman's In the "They deserve equality, but Pro and anti-ERA forces Carol Cooper's attitude was position of a man, she won't be they're got to be prepared for turr;d out a crowd of racire than also one of take-it-or-leave-it, treated like a lady. We need the responsibility. It can be Boyl e ies 250 for the hearing by the "If ERA Is what other women more feminine omen." tough." commented Frank Senate Rules Committee which The tnens opinions varied E.1.usto) a, ended in a dramatic 10-8 vote in want, let them have it, but it's ii n favor of the art Iendment to the not for me," she declared. "1 aba. "Mcii and women should None of the women polled like my husband being the boss, have equal rights, and frankly. macIt mention of shared U.S. Constitution. or In Sanford, an attractive and I can't see myself wanting it's always been ni) impression equal responsibility. to invade the men's world." urder they did," said Bob Miller of Algave her Still other WOU1Cfl wanted tamonte Springs. "I support ERA, but I think it WA. reasons for supporting the ERAtoheleftwtdlalone. I say "I've got no hangups ,about can be derimental to women. I MLDIA, Pa. APi ERA: "I think a woman Is a let the men run things. Women supporting women," he con- think they will lose a lot of the "Tony" Boyle, former presiwoman for a reason, and ' ,, ii,' _________ ______ . - rmth i t it ov r the kfl.field Mayor Of Longwood It/iris First Court Fight Den 0 ide M fasliioncd because I prefer my husband to be head of the household. However," said Paula Foggin, "if a woman wants equal rights, she should fl)IM)NNAESTKS herald Staff Writer woman really likes to be a kept vital in government TALLAHSSEE, Fla. AP Mrs. George Cadman of Miami sent a letter to House Speaker Terrell the same qualifications, she Ifowit' Kuhn did NOT try ''ery councilmen in circuit court this the action. should be paid the same. hard to 1w in Atlanta... even morning in his lawsuit to void CoUllcllmt'fl IL!.. IleluLs and "In the home she should have though t,ie day after the -big sections of the 1923 city charter 13.8. Ferrell, both noting the hit" lit' was quoted as saying and to remove Thomas Hen. are Jaques' supporters, voted an "how sorry he was not to have nigan as po lice chief, against a defense while new ing, but things become Unand balanced again if a woman goes been there, etc. Circuit Court Judge William Councilmen June Larmann toofar and becomes completely Ills "slafld.ln" Monte Irvin of courage, G. Akridge entered a default 1.kinald Schreiner voted to give tlnit'tlnn nt'' 'h'st'rt- t a badge au th or i za ti on for order ;iga inst I All1ftRl *tl Davis I 41, tiefense now Jaçuciinceds only to reka Council ('airuim E.E udgmet lit. tussuit 1lgaIns tY There are Iwo hunting 5L 3 CS h 5. Lilied t, I cthtlei) that has gone unquestions remaining ir, Iii)' (and una bl e to ieak the tie vote, mind, First, how high the &-fended, said City Ally. Joe ' As a wife, mother and grandmother. I ask ott in a ladylike way __________ nuliIlwr ill be before -rit q uits. S'.'condiv, Who were the two Michael Jones of Altamonte bedside to authoriLe the guys who jumped i;ut Springs, ls asking the cOurt to deft'itst'. - 'I tilitL)thC field and help circle the void Iknnigan's hiring by city Dav is also told the council L1se?; with Aaron. council r.nd to strike down a Jones had agreed to delay T7_ Years traIn now e'seryone charter reauir?ment that three seeking a default judgment 'a ill n'j:n'titlx'r fl Aaron; 12) positive cc'incil votes caa wit)! council could authorize a uupk exuberant oven ilk a may or's veto. 'Flit' dek'nsc. there 'a etc bast'hail tarts who trotted the suit also asks the court to stop Davis said today the counIRMA -path with Aaron, 0) Downing councilmen from repealing cilmen will be served !n... flight to quality ,. , 55111 IA' juI'.JSVII iili%i4t1 $ noted ciividuaiiy the cuwi and may oruuiancea WincH Other women supporting the ~iiill reawtubt-r it wa's he itho Jaques a $10,000 annual . Salary be able to have !he default set vrs.t'd (lit' "tIll; ball "(Not Ifl and created the post of city aside if they will authorize a 1iRA were particularly conti'3 1141W' I 't'tmetl with equal job op. tt 21';t cc nttr 7ulminlstrator (or him. dt'fc'nse. _________ _____ ____ _____ •. - ' I ~i I , - ers, has denied he had an th tn; todo wi th the 19b9 assassination of his union rival Joseph "Jock" 'ablonskj. 13, yle took the stand in his own defense Tuesday. lie is charged with murder in the s'aying of Yablonski, his wife and daughter on Dec. 31, 1969, Defense lawyer Charles F they Ernest Hendrix. Som e Do, And Some Don 't Davis accepted service onthe IX? entitled to get theni. "She should be able to hold suit on the city's behalf March 6, but city council with a 2-2 any job, so long as she is capable. and if she holds the Mayor Eugene Jaques won a hung vote did not authorize Davis ruled last week that Aaron I)avi5. Williamson could not call a ' Jaques, tircugh his attorney, council meeting at his hospital g - ______ -......... __ . , '~T. 1 "If a woman is the statement. breadwinner she should have as "I like th ings (inc now and Temperatures rise and much right to a good incolne as don't want any changes," said opinions vary just as sharply in a man, and if she's doing the Harriet Hill. Sanford as they do in same work she should get as Tallahassee when thi' subject Is much money," commented the Eq Rights Amendment Irnti Neal I E.RA). Vicki Brown, who works in an Strung supçot (or the ERA insurance firm, said she oukt sz*c expressed b> some of the be .ippy to be heme fulfillin, inen and I p0 on in umdnstra t ra d itional o ____________ . ;' . --- Descends U on Se inole - Commerc&al, Rr%ideuit,aI I re Est male 377 $PS ; , --- - To The Jury _____ -. ______ S.lfl5 WINDOW CLCAPllPlC __________ -. .. -. -.. . ., ;1* 1 __ - ip~ w%_ _ NFAI . __ Mm . The Great ERA S uabble ______________ welcome. . 45mEff1___f- - a~ ou-m-411 ___ - __ ~, ____ - IOITUIILSS 0!), ' E%tiriate5 Ph - ,-, Thlr- _____ Jamm "' . ' .., E'sst of I 4 on SR 15 I? you have anitifing to se?i Of consign, call STAN at 1179110 -._ A. Spolski calls " TERIOR Satisfa:tion quaran tr'nd r - "Please, dear speaker of the house, tell the House to STOP ERA. "God made wonusn after he made m'tn "To love, share and help but not be equal was his plan. (p 1\ ( l5 -- _____ ' Ailtypesandsizcs We repsltandsirvcc 5-1 11111111111111~ PUBLIC AUCTION. - ..i .5 • ' ... . _____ WELLS PUMPS ILL SPRINKLER SYSTEMS PAINTIPtG hIITERIOR I - f'''i I , = Oh, My Lord •. Auction 1) . - Glnss.Mlt'rors Tii t.J,i ani Sell 'rii or %il,irr cons. '1,51 L'S lrl We ,il'ij lil y hulk t'lytr rnns SEMINOLE COIN ((P4TU, 1(19W It 323 4337 th r __________________________ Mal.tnry ,!, t.'.tncm',?te ______________ Planning 0 garage' sate? lorgI N., adyetl,se if in - 1It Mowing, edging trical5crvice.Lic,r,5ed& nded, All Stminle Co. 11 Hr An swer ing Service $303011. ORIENTAL RUGS WANIt.LI GOLDEN T 01I(I4'uw I ,, 1e'Wi.J C4bn4-t, fepu%StSteuJ Sinçpr's tie%I nfluJeI, 1p.j5 bobbin inma(h,c) F ully automatic, Pay 04 375 or to pa,m',its of $6 Call Crt'df )ect SAPItOD SLW(Nte CENTER. 307 A. Cast Is? t ¶,snford. 371 9411. Eve's 3'tti1 _______________________________ PrQfess.lnjl Watlpap..r Lzensed Residential Commercial h, estimates 1u 3721473 t,,'t4 _______________ 3i'%5cu I? cuthon) mi Coil Ralph)73 ¶9S1 "CXSOP4S CERAMICS, suppl1(s, an de,iIer 103, (lr',i liii' 'lu t Sunday 3,1.7921. Ccmrnercial 3. Rc'sidt'tt.aI Elec 5163 We Pay Altar Each Auction ** Singe; * * I & John l'ruth of the tnatter is that there's nothing but admiration and courage in my eyes towards Downing. lie at lea st tried his best to get the ball past Aaron. ChaIr $3I3 Sofa & Chair 5)4995 Labor 1. mateclal-.50 radus i!' ?AY I Ceramics __ Al l)llwning was right. Quickly now, who th e ttio pitchtr served the 714th to i; DECOR,'.TOpS. Moo Sal Sofa __ COUNTY AUCTION - IUM ON ACE w'th year 'round contract Fre. estimates, 372 7S. -.. ... C LOG' • V Aaron's siime number 44 when Upholstery -,--- SEMINOLE Caut ATLANtIC riRDING MAIN Boat in the way? Sell if last andy TENA'ICE Specializing in Comm. with a i _ Cost CliSSifie'jad! & office buildings & residential LIGHT HAULING PH. 171 777.1 Bitter evay Carpet Care & ',.'rvi(i" Free Est One ,'r(,' fl(liJd"S all' '' )1 04)) - , c:eanmrig .3653009 - '- ' _____ , .'FUW. FOGI, LOT (CLAN UP & -;- Forty or 50 years from now no one will remember that it was this plucky itrLsider who grooved .i 1.0 pik Ii s 111th 1 ldnr'3 Aaron convert ed into a record. All Downing has to do now is ttut unt il tie's 80-and then young receptionist we'll all only remcmber that it was Ilanitrwrin' Hank who made it 715--and not recall the estimates Carl's TV. Ph 44? )Q3O ___ -14W. - - Aswiation in 1969, led die County for about ten years. teacher whlkout in the county shIIe teachers acioss Florida have approactreti the )( " I' - WARI I Mibu Ruth" __________________________ 730 !.wp Ave Maitland _______________________ Lawn Servke Carpet Cleaning TV UV -- ____ Janitorial 4~-4 Early AmiricOn sofa bed. 7 green 6 gold table lamps, wa lnut sliding gIdli door bookcase. Large heavy crystal punch bowl wi, with I? (ypt Good .Ordil i, All for $130 c ssh Ph 321 3i'i) atier, I !AJI**AYI ' 111111111111111111 Signs - ,-- ________ ' For the finest Preparation of metal Concrete tic ,cll B I, C Free C'4 372 )SS0 373 $713 34 NJC En??ance) 3 7I' ' ,: I Interior Trim, Paneling, Custom Carpentry No i too small 37.3 5677 furniture, lamps, glassware, nirrors ii sc 372 9193 AUCTIONEER NEEDS It ______________________________________ - used furniture, appliances, MAITLAPID FLEA MART t°IIHw'y.1757 Open Sal. 6Sun 95 - fm _ carpentry Remodeling. Add tionc, Custom Work. Fr ee Estimate Licensed Bonded 37)oo'r# -__ tuotS, etc. Buy 1 or 100$ items Larry" Mart. 2 15 Sanford Ave lamps. t'i,ri Phyfi. end fables. 1 I P' '.i l.i, J21 d,i pm I B%III 23.2640 • 'or Adding Machine, file cAonet, aluminum e x tension ladders, sums pump, carpets, drapes. clublouse, and beautifully ;.ndscd courtyard givi.',g you a touch of Indoor. outdoor living And you'll park at your doorstep at P4dgewoOd Arms. Add an 'entrance and exit to each apartment, lots of slurae, pantries, linen closets, large prtva?e balconies (and patios) and c hoice of 1, . and 3 bedroom pa -tments and may-se you'l l see why we say convenience is the key '0 Ridgewood Arms, rD(%M$1LA CASH 372 1132 CLEANING Worried about *our income tax Call Ovit Si'jrn, rio lob too small All Lake Mary Public Accounting p'ases, Magnetic, Plastics, Stick today 373 4111 or 373 5299. On Screening 377 7195, " I - ' _____________ "W ____ 1: -.,-- - - 7._: _________ Sandblnstlng Income Tax _____________________________________________ '-"3 Education ~_ ___ ________________ ___________ 323.24 _____ ------ 1!7 ; _______ 1 a . i-----.. yy __ . EXTERIOR _____ csu. 641 601 2 or 323 3363 evenings special sales Out of flytbiflg of value. 1200 French Ave 1231430 Sanford, Fla. 327 7435 9ç3 -" Exterior Plastering pat ch ing & simulated -- . .- S "S •W - Pen.al fax Sar-vice VINCENT'S CARPENTRY 68 I Roof eaves arid well, Pool anclosures for Drywall - went on strike demanding year after year to negotiate higher PUY. teacher contracts, but, wiLl! SEA is affiliated with similar this ycam their requests have state and national associations been ignored. _________ -- pecialitin in small _________ ,iiirl reidtob' (ail$3)_)I&4 Th' Equestrian, 57 W. Broadway. Oviedo 383 6161 COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE And convenience has been designed Into every phase of Ridgewood Arms. Your iartment overooks the swimming pool, 01 F$oor Wax ing.WinQ3;33 room? Remodeling? Call installation, finishing, Painting. etc. 313 0913 327 T,.Eu - I3EAUTY SALON ,formery Harniest's Beauty Nook) 519E Pint, 372 5742. Horses Western Tack-Stetson Ha.t- 'Tony lamo beltS & handbags Now at Auc4ioneering Servlce with rich russet brick and warm chocolate browns. Adding TODD'S CARPENTRY PUBLIC AUCTION EVERY MONDAY NIGHT Antiquts, TVs. Mscellaneujs, New and used furniture ond appliances Plus special sales 'watch aas) - r% ''__ PRESSURE Piaster brick spec ialt y . Pt,. 722 US 077$. * Sanford Auction * Interior, Equipment will sill fast and easywith a Classlfiea Ad Call 3727611cr 33 1 9W) formation. 914921J. parlment Seminole 0~Ar4) . i -, ~ - __-__ ,.0lik-L -1a.1w .20iin"I 4,i-.~_ r~ PET REST INN. BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVEMENTS 'naIl Jo Wanted __ __ in l333. "Lak.Marv' _ L.'sed Fat m DOG SHOW C en tral Fionidi kennel Club. AKC, All Breed Show, A'.ay 1. For in Table & Chairs Color Console TV Also Misc. Items, 323 O7C.$ S.s iford's snsst be,uIifuI i Boarding & Grot,ming. Ph. .322.1057 ________ _._ - ,%~44k IW !F~ * rw --VIII11" __jV qIMRS -7"!- ____ - ~_ __ 19_ I =,L-- _i, I .-:. - -, _ - ' - press spokesmen said, ___________ AZ __ _1 -..- - _4111- electrical board chairman ,-Ind consistently rejected electrical iIilpk'fl1t'ntlhg the right to "It is Impossible to hold ( bargain collectively, Layer teachers accoun ta ble or their said, adding a release from the classroom product and not give l?partlzt!Iit of Education in- them a voice," Layer said, 'heated such guidcltnes are When asked it t'.e ever t,anint at parted the SEA or collective SEA poke.mc1 said their bargain i ng before Layer case is stronger this year due to replied, "No one everz'sked r th e court rulIngs requiring before' Bu La>er, as president ci the ) - Miley 2 Horse trailer. T andem wheels. Electric brakes. Double esca,ie 000's. $323. Ph 1I 5373. complex combines lht beauty of ;eJwood I . To Serve You',. En'losed - __ - __ __ - ialuminarn C , III) rouh jury report iriulicted all has continued to maintain board recommendations twoyears ago SaUl he will se( . sa i d . e l ectr i cal board member aluminum wiring is safe if dorsing aluminum wire, congressional help in ni.akin ga Dennis Shindle -on extortion, properly inst,alled :iccording to Kinibrough and Vihlen Vihien. who has called the Case agal.1-4 ilie '11tillillium I I terest in manufacturer's sp-cifications. charging ntilitions -bv the county inspector's task ;, "ne. charged con'lict of it s Support at an afternoon _ Central Heat S. Air Conditioning. Price 10 Cents position of tt,e Senlilicile "I think it is tinie the school FAucation Association. board takes positive steps Tile .'obIunLsthe legislature toward implementing collective luis not set lown guidelines for bargaining." ~ __ Home Improvements mu. N. of Oviedo. 345639t-Cio5 BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR -= .s C ' 2-- In Sanford-Now Leasing ioai .Ir A Directory of Experts Ready . ord, Fiorida 32771 ads! We Guaran"e Lowtsl Prices Ridgewood Arms Apartments said 1, 0 I _ galning for county teachers. "The Florida Constitution organiza:don, faced with ingives teachers (lie fight to crl-arsed inflation, has also bargain collectively," Layer helped the came this year, Lawn and Garden FEED SEED FERTILIZER We Guarantee Lewit Prices BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR Gormly, E_43. Sanford. 323473) - l ,a>-er All .ies and models, 10 speeds, S speeds, and standarl bikes mw available 01 Fireston. Store Call 322 0241. 62 , School Supt. William P. implementation of collectis'e has endorsed collective bargaining for teachers. A or write • i . Wins WASHINGTON I . - -- 11 . . I ' grand PROVIDENCE 11" t. '" - Targaining An Equal Opportunity Employer or. sedan Nothing down. take over. Call Credit manager, 323 12 volt BallefiesSil 95 PEEL'S BODY SHOP 1109 '.anford Avenue 647.11w r . full benefit program. Simply call Mr. Mutanev Branch Mona r at - -. ,, .%vk.. n3 29w 1972 PONTIAC CATALINA. Beige. Immaculate. lacritim $7273. Call I SAM, In-S197 DEALER rra ) I I I - 1973 Wildernes s Travel Trailer, We offer an attractive en. 21' self contained, air Ofl ..a......, _.af_•. n , ditionfd, fully equipped. 322 1193. ___________________________ join a professional team 1967 Falcon Sport Coupir, excellent to condition. new fires. ism. in om. with a fine starting salary and SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE 1967 Mustang, 3 speed, 6 cI. ex celfer,t condition. Only $750 Shelley IisedCars 700 French - - - - r = iiiiiiii~ P%'1(l (h:ndling, the buildiru: horever, he felt that both , ntrIc'tors unitminty i. offlrUil vA li , tiltril th. Penal! being the first site, r*.'igncd in ''eLtorS were January after * jurisdictiona l educated in aluminum wire aV Bill V.ncen'i ti'erai dispute sith the commission. use, and that problems should T111-CITY TRUCK AT WORK Both sides said contractor's decrease. AtsiteinsouthwestSanford pressure was not a factor in The violat;ons listI (sundlmg s departure. then for Eldel's company And the county passed a tr!ct volve hocking up aluminum new electrical ordinance Cor!unbSlun Chairman John thousands where electrical "nightmare," tud Eidel arid wire to devices or install reaffirming national safety Kinibrough and Cuttimissiorer safety is not pursued by county other contractors it i!: -,.%Ill;, intended e tougher codes and expanding the Sid Vihlen Jr., himself an contractors. type of fantasy" to claim copper wire'3 a electrical board to nine electrical contractor, have problems do lot exist To, me there's a problem, Eldel has publicly opposed members in m'r attempt to end refused to accept Eidel's The chair' In8n who first and if there wasn't, county attempts to ban t1ic contractors' domination claims voiced "position to alurninull, wouldn't have piles and piles of aluminum roire since the Fall, rb 641h Year, No. 198 this op. portunity with Providence Washintofl'S now branch office in Winter Park. -- ' - -- Eidel told the • 4 years future Investigate 1977 Toyota Mark If. I dr. sedan. automalir. air, e-4lra sharp $2695. Call Don at 372 1831 Dealer it 114 'pi and are interested In a better Ad. public opposition to boards iarmiiii, ur,t aik', 51(It. tIll reguLiting the building trades, dnar by the time the in (.dfl recommend dtsciplin.ar > sestigators supposedly in action inc luding fines and (k[X$Jent but headed by .1 suspension or revocation of a member of the electrical Pofltrdctorscampetcnc) card resiev, boa rd, ,irrit.ed on the I -- experience in property rating - . - -. - The answer to"Wluat to do with your old Car." Sell it with a Classified - sisor> simi - RATER noon j4,, IX Mr Lciwe .1 Car I y.ij have at leaSt 2 : .. t * 40W aI ' Ioig,anc. '72 Ford Ranchero. A C. air shocks. auto. $7,400 Call 322 26)), George 'tS W Autos for Sale - bergain 772 ?&S3 Bikes, Bikes, Bikes We buy iurrtiture and misc. SeU fw' 73 pcI. Consignmen,. Free pickups Auction Saturday at 7 P in, Sanford 3727270 . 1739.95-Lge. 1249.93 Bicycles S8 MANAGI l, 3.1 1970 Mercury Montego, MX I oo'sr hardtop, air conditioned, power steering 3. brakes, good mechanical co nd ition, $1193 Call Paul Fascella, 372 16.51, Dealer Aluminum truck cov er s. Small- I. $15,000. Terms 322 534 rt,, 5.avedollars $51. 1977 Toyota Hilux with cover. %special this week, All ROBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy. 17-92 37! 5941 Apt. House For Sale So , £500. Ph 372.7579. Income and Investment Property PINEY WOODS BARN -- Service. Take your pick frm this top notch selection - 1971 Franklin 24' Mulur Huint. I Ow,Oi', sli*p 6. Lots 0, r-tres 1973 Ca ba na Motor Home All fiberglass with driverS door. Beautiful. 1973 Concord 20' Motor Home. N ew . Boats & Marine Equipment Fil1'glCS$,trihulI boat, trailer, and 6 HP Ev,rvude motor, 1323 Ph 2225317 CREO1I -. 21)1W It st 3734711 Fiber glass In hull boat. Galvanized trailer 3. 100 hp Mercury mot or . Repo. 1973 vi'Iager, 7 odrm Set up on lakefront lot Takeover o.ayments, or pay off balance. Ph 373 0330 WANTED. Customers to select Dealer. from large inventory of first rate STENSTROM PARK DRIVE Mobile Homes 32 CALL 322-2420 ANYTIME REALTY Longiivood 11135 Sanford Ave i'l a." air, yellow. Must sell. 1)295 askr.0 price. call Pete atJi2lS)i Dealor. ' i' . - Hi 80 '. 10 ACRES. $73,930. Lake of Ozarks, Gilman Realtors and Groves Campers Get The Jump On Summer' S-election and pricfng are riglil you, right now at Sanford Rec ••i••e• S.... Channel 33 Is on the airl II If yoi,a can't pick It up. call us! We Podte Channel Maslrr antennas IJHI arid VHF Also pc'c',, TV antennas for toats , City, 373 7370 /5 HERB'S TV for Maitland AvC Cal' Barbara McLean, ASSOC for additional information, 5305500 or 534 6733 830-5500 2S45 Waterfront automatic, p arm iraiiers 6730 Travel Trailers AM M radio, Garrard record pl3yer, $ track tape and' psychedelic lights built into a beautiful Spanish bar Assume payments Ph. 617 1577 for free home lrial Hallmark, 1755 W FairbankS, Winter Park 51L300 PRICED RIGHT Inc RepossessedAssume Payments Lots and Acreage TRADES LIST YOUR HOME IN *cSTEREO BAR.* , - I 1573 flarringlon 12 x 64' with S x 1U' eipando Can be seen at Grcory ,%obule Home, 373 5300 13 ____________ financing ce to Ufa* LQT'WQOO AREA -- BALL REALTY REALTOR 323 7730. 3) .c Mcn I t','drcrr 1' central air & heat, fully Iurnil.tietj Take up payments of SI)? 00, Has to be moved. 373.5543. Ncw 4 tctiroom Iaevie t.jit'e Lily water-no city tax. Builjii must Wil My loss, your gain. Woutd TV-Radio-Stereo Motorola Ccisole Stereo, AM.M radio, ta pe deck $175 or best off er. 123 2775 -- consider trade, 1 mile of Sanfor d BROKER,3227643 Bdrm., 1' ba'h, central P.eat ai', carpet. Only 523,000 Acre Realty, 53 373 5200 . ;j I'rI GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 500 French Ave • Sanford ',' MOSSIE BATEMAN Bakafla, Inc. Glider, set up in p.rk ri Park. Call for details 1.'59 ?S14S,FrencnAv. tays1fl 771. - ULP REAL TV r r S' , ____________ SANFORD REALTY 373 6(6I or 373 03)7 "We Don't Stop 1510 c hoose from. $31 2323 Dealer trucKs '62 Ford Econoline pickup. Will 5W0 for lock up utility trailer. AUCTION $969 Chrysler flew Yorker, 2 door. ________________________ Phone 323 3791 between 37 p.m. full power, aIr, FM StereoS. Tape. EVERY FRIDAY ', 1531 1P Consgnment a:ceplc'd daily 1973 Dodge Pick up, '69 Ford Pick. up, '69 Chevrolet pIckup, '63 Ford 1969 Cougar "Like Brand Neu". air, SEMINOLE COUNTY Bronco. Call Florida Stute Bank, automatic, power steering. AUCTION Ralph PezoId or Fred Davis, leather buckets, etc. Gold $ 1195 161$, 31S1S. Orlando Dr. Call Don Pope at 323 $651 Dealer . I Sanford, 327.5143 '466MC WINDOW VAN I ;; ;a 63 NOTHING DOWpl, TAKE o,,rr BAD CREDIT? V.1 ) At!, r f, hAil KENMORE WASHER, parts, serv fcc. used machines MOONEY APPLIANCES, 3230691 ?,%oIIlt Home Bank Repossessions. 19 Auction 11 - -- I . led aluminum wiring were later reports on alujainuin wiring forced to resign. violations, Eidel agreed that A cominission-ordered incontracters repeatedly hit for vestigation into sites the gran sloppy work should be- hauled jury charged contained lip t1ore his review board to life dnd proprt) produced a 'I'he eleetrieni review huiarrl hi,iI,li,,,, 1U iUIi 'h )J$ 111 L V U.j1iJUI I UU lar to many county ad the first site visited . 1970 Mercury Montego MX 4 d hardtop, vinyl roof. 302 V - Appliances and - ______ ______ ____ I _ MobileHomes _. IR AGENCY 323 _______•• • HousesforSafe ____- - NO DOWN PAYMENT _.___ I Electric. a con- C - .y 190VVSu,e1 $1630 mao 101% of Ca,l Paul, 377 i6si. o"ier, new, 1111, w q L&_ giiiiiis Realtor,1601S Hwy 1797 >a1b r I low - 191? Majacla, like Must sell %jv?S 1101504 d-, s of &]I 6676 nights. I has been the commission on proper the makeup of the board, and (oernmen: dlumthurn wire installation blasted contractors for sloppy fraity owner Hudd) Eldel, sources for more Own 400 home Other (lrzlth cited by count) work possibly endangering life as review board chaIrwn, has fires nationally n the past year. building inspectors over imand property. spearheaded contract or's County records show that properly installing aluminum wire bidined b U S chairman (if Seminole County's opposition to county com- Eidel's company was nabbed wiring are Phoenix Garrett later disinissed hy a cir(int electrical review board, has inission attempts to ban for five of the alleged violatiom llaliday Electric. Fred Newton court judge. been charged with six aluminum wire. between h1qrch 29 and April 5,a Electric, and A&B Electric. Two inspectors who were kv, Iiii -jolations of the Southern Faulty installation of week after Eidel sponsored a At that h1arch meefing, which witriesses ' before die grant. J t .irLril 8UIL1UI (k iIiiiiinujis tre - a cutitItuk mdnufdltuiu s plalilatsu:i to th ioniinissiun urdLr 6230 I for copper itations ode C Charges against Shdle wert , CALL CREDIT MANAGER. In Motorcycles iniil.March for alumiurii Iritig in private honws tracting company owned by the - ^%..Cf __ 78 Tri•Ciy '67 VOLKSWAGEN ________ FLOR0 I On, !. CIlRlSNELSo Ikr.iIKtjU%%rjttr Don at 372-1631. Dealer. 13 CC Kawataki Mini Bike. good I 100 E. 75th St 372 6655 Sc reened porch, carpeted kitchen. pneied den. an3 much more ASjur%e 71 . m?q. or S pd cn wi th new mortgage c hauled away, Your cost, slo, Orlando, 24S6194 anytime. \ TAFFER REALTY CAfRIAGE HILL S34 000 total price, 3 bdrm ultra i.Ja•an,frehly pi.ted home Many frut tree,.. citrus and lloyrer ell for lawn maintenance, home loaded with many extras Autos for Sale 60 Junk Cars_Removed_ ivw Bug teatMrffle Interior, radio, Bahama blue, $595 Call 17 Z n -~. 8 - HAD A 673 1573 Sansom Art---'--- ____________________________ LAST CHANCE mortgages In any condI?in. Southeastern Acceptance Car- #I ideI Fi rm Faces 6 Building ' 0 - Houses for Sale 41 Houstf. for Sale Find A New Home For Everything ______ Even For You! iii äE ' eJ and protect the woman who shares his ;In' "But how can he do this if all the jobs are taken over by the dames?" Sessunis, D-Tampa, replied: "I'm sorry, dear la!y, t ha t feel as you do "I3ecaus' in all honesty I disagree with y '1 voted for the bill last time and before "And fully intend to In SO 011CC I1 "And you may learn to like the i:i'' "I have told the truth under oath ill my life,' Boyle said. '1 havt never lied under oath lko,jle was the I aur'li defen.st' ssitness. Three others may tes- k I more. "But let's be friends along the way itad helped arrange the murdrs. Boyle stared hard at th e jury of nine men and three stufl.en and sa in a loud and clear voice: "Absolutely not Under cross-examination by SpecLi ProsecutGr Richard \ Sprague, Boyle insisted I told Ufy today. Thc- ease might go to the juts' us Friday. The YatAonskis killings curred three steeks a fter Vat.tunski lost a bitter battle to tin seat Boyle for the presidency ot the 200,000.iner'iber union, In tin tj-stinwn~- Tuesday, Ow live he had never suggested to "Thu'v'r both cute. anyone at any time that Vat.. 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Also on W*Q$,1164 . w l00p.m . - 000 Bible Study School services 11.006 m. Prayer Service 7.00p in .4s.si'u,b! Of - _________ -.------------ D 0 COMMUN/TY,I _______ 1S T CHURCH OF CHRIST -I _____ $ijAday School Sunday sorvic. & Sunday School .........1100a.m. Mor ning Wor ship W.dnudavkrvicl .......7:)Sp 'fl (p*oithLigve I _____ A 10 45 a Fr P.. Kell ,t, Sun .7:JOpn,. -------- C.O5a.m. Sunday School -------- 5:43am. . Morning Worship L Assist. Pastor Mass ROLLING HILLS MORAVIAN CHURCH $aala.da Springs Drive L.ngwood.FIa, God Hour" wT $am.)0')Oam & 17 noon ö?p m ___________ (Sar4.rdOardn Cleb Hwy. I742) flShoCtliy - Sunday School Pastor Preaching &WCrthIp . 1043 a m Sharing &PrOCI.ImIng 7:30p.m. Nursery Providei Pastor ISa m 100am Morning Worship i )0 m m . & e ii pm Nursery Open WTRR __ S4Jnday Night Evening Worship 545am. ll:OOa In - - 7:3$p.. . J I5tI*eslFlntSirpuq ~ I%- Gsore GaI$•y ..........James C Vlughn ..Minister Sunday$cho*I .....1000am Sunda y ScPoI 5 45• m Morning SerVoce 11 COa r.i OldTrôthstoraN,wD.v _ _____ Worship ,,, ___ _____ - - ' (;h,rdi Of Christ ASSembly Worship CHURCH Wed Evening Service .. Wednesday 5 ISa m 1 00 am 8bliCIat ace 3Op • Of The Times *Ton Broadcast ........1:10 ...... ... ....l:OOa. Iible S?udy MorhingWorsuiip ........I1:OOa,m Evinlng krvkq ........100pm $iSPah*eiI,Av,. led" Rev. G, U. Hodges .....Pastor Sunday School 5:4a m i 6.00p, Sunday BAPTIST CHURCH - 6. 00p M. CHURCH OF CHRIST ISIS Part Avuoi CharlesN. Clump .......Evangelist PALMETTO AVENUE Wednesday 8bleClass 1100am - 1 COp 7 30p m , Bbie$ludy - -730pm Indogendent Missionary ,, - Pastor PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST I-30a In Higftway45sVesil Morning Worship Sun.4ykP.001. . - 545am Paul Sooney nIngWorshlp. - - 1100am CflorthTraining . StSp.m. worship Wed Prayer Service - - lOOp In. BableClass Matthew Ministers UMYF.................3:30pm. Evening Worship ..........7:10p.m. Wed. Bible $*udy& Prayir 51ev...............7:35p.m. PRtSIYTERIAN CHURCH WerA,.gy Minister ..........R.,.A.F.Ste, Sun4a shipsupgey .............5:35p.m. FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHUR CH 4tlPait*v,. Leo P. King .................. Osuj'cN$ciiosi ............5:43a.m. Sunday School ...........5:lSa.m. 111111111111111 J21- 3:.t2) 500pm 7.30 m J. C. PENNEY COMPANY And Staff E. C. E Isea WILSON.EICHELBERGER and Staff UNITED STATE BANK OF SEMINOLE John Y.MercerandStaff Insurance FLORIDA LIVING NURSING CENTER A Skilled Nursing Home Operated STENS'rROM REALTY by the Seventh-day Adventist Church DEKLES' GULF SERVICE M& Dekie and Employes CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. SENKARIK GLASS I PAINT CO., INC. and Employes urging the immediate i1n. Fern Park, was charged with peactunent of the President - crime against nature, individua ls' homes, he added. "1 think a lot of our trouble promoting obscene material . " expect there will be more could be approached In a much and possessing marijuana, arrests in connection with the more constructive way with Cyna Marie Arnold, 19, case In the near future," n business, said he was driving at the 55 mnile per hour speed limit on Inter- Ford would have credibility. He marijuana, charge stemmed From the acts would gather people around Jobs Milton Wade, 3, 1009 recorded on the confiscated him that would run this coun- West Clemson Drive, film, Parker said. try." Altamonte Springs, was Taken in the raid were a charged wmth crime against video tape player, receiver, Fortuna tely t here are some natureandreninsln&mlnole ca mera and television set, as County jail under advertisers who cherish bond. wellas a number of accessories space they're buying in th ose Dean and Ms. Arnold, his and six tapes, Parker said. national magazines, and are making an effort at stimulating Our minds.. as opposed to om ens ame a city patrol car passed him, without flashing lights or siren, at about 70. lie said he sped up and honked his horn until the of ficer stopped. Jacksonville Patrol Chief H.E. Danson said Friday that the officer was not on an emergency call and would be dealt wi th later, Dan-son said he advised Morning Worship .......10:30 a in Eve" worship . ., . 1: 00 0 M SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION SANFORDATUNTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard H. Hodges andStaff - I our CO. , same boat.. . but, which one?" It's Incredible. Every day a new shortage. Oil, paper, na t ural gas, cotton, plastics, chemicals, electricity, meat, milk, eggs. My God, here's and Employes TRANSMISSION and Employes FLORIDA STATE David Beverly and Staff T Aik BANK even a shortage of blue jeans. ' prizeinl9O9andl97O-theonly feeling, doesn't It' Yet, that Is precisely what SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY _____ he.B.''emM4aw,CP....I(,,.s,.is, &I.arpAt LSIIMSLIV 01 000 Rest ii Ged. 77$, $ fan, CN*l5TIaI. frd,o,nw, bepriu tin, Cu-c Leo. 51.41.___ L.oJ. IF _ Ow's' Chwrd'. "oi Iar.st C.,, (I4l.l'.I5?j Ctiwv. ro,,sA C', R.r*t CPf4he1. C5,rtt. 1417 5 Ie'110,d A, S.enlard CPvlt,av, Ct'swth. I)' * A.rt SAW UPTIST AISCR Last ocn. o .m. SJi'i'Cu',(s,, ie* IP., s' . tim z.* e.-,m cn,.rn uje Pia, a., Lhs,-,..'ø CP,AlEø, CP,vrcb. bear Lila Ro CO*G*IOAT,OWAL 0w 41*ç.1#-i s..,..' c' Plit" ti' C&v M.nari, $.Ø-t$. 'lie * t7, 5' ---- (I 11y Ct.t,rt.y ¶74)) •4Si_U'( U,S'lhl.t*,&S..i t.ak,Ma,, , , CenlraA bapi'st Cived,. Sill OM A ve ,ii Ct'aoda wit Iallisl Cieraler M'is*sa'y B4m Cin.tn. Souin.,sa Ri I Sw'ngs Ia.f s chircss O4 OtarSO RI a' lsiS* Ave Feit $ap41J CMød,. IN Pent Ave FnI*ititj 0411W Chwch 01 ANearorde $arhoI. It *t1I.L.J 01 Fist t* em C_: 01 01 LaS. Movie folow 9404,clowilli; a Lon"Aft Coot FWst ItiuiC Corcn .1 Ov. Chwco a Grow lo-6600V Dootti 01 San L Is to wvl 50 *10 misawtor V Does," Fist City Be il Cay_CS Ri-st Iaptast Cd, 04 OsIsen Piin ISIS. Siil ChordI Or. JNON Msv SW' Cbtt'. 1W W Fm Si (• Cht's A' 1*Vy ItiA O'..l.S. hm!r 1j. ol~i4wpr,te __ MA ton GaSt BaØisl Oorus, G.r,rve lipsit. Sp14 Ave 11" taAr p.1;' i' P fl$ t %, r,t, ps,, Sane, Mn*na,, t.ipi'sm Cawin. ., wvsi I.',N'd Sn-and Iaelail Cha'cis. 1s) Pain'elA. St Ja'rs Vsaorwcy 5154sf Church I, v It a01 I..1,st Cavech 5)3 Paw Ave. II __ _____ or :;i $, Mot krasVi01I Miii*wy SWIHA. 17* & Cidac Si jies Miswrp Iail Csy_c's. $, C,pi'psa S' oi•le 0150*4 CPch F' -ii W*Ii* Ch Mis$iStlVy lav.si Chiecis tierS & W'iha Si - fir" SNOW chwo so LAO M" Vest F1 c n, V.17 * n tirt * yjq , 5i,q, 5an lr*% 040M 8404# ChusCk Ill Or&W Ave "s'o, (AeAs'.en Ca1.wch, F.44 PS4vj1 Or. M4ItIIISd (onor .atc istt ParS Cp,.u.1s 01 O's5 I%,) S Park L.i CncnelC'suaIø.Slus 11N.Casb.rry N*t.v4y. 115, A" ¶41..1 C.t'.o't c.r..t. 115 Oat Ày 3m A tIS(atP044(hy_(p $y_'si'On t.vs,tscv,a COWIta,?, MITNQØIST Cil$Icrv Camiy United CP.YUI' 04 CiVil'. G*'14 ___ _____ Pint !,hsi*W cn,rcnel ci. o AIte.v*a. IRiS l55fd, 54 CiVil L..,.. 01 . Poia cay_c's em c'si, * 11,1110k if c . on O,S, Canwrunity MefPedrsI CH*dI. W H.P*sMs Ii. Ciiewc*. dli P'5 q Pint MufIe*iP Chur ch oem.Mi 'wit Ihemn Mo4te111 Chwc 5415 Sa Fr., tiaitsst CP'nch. Mi * on A ve St )i Cht tam 51 AAA . Chywoh at C,enn, &I at 41i Otto" CcciPr, hOS I-NA SPII(Om'AL NAL*IUNI ror Or. C4n.'earn Alinoni. Fern Gerwea China Si ini kMarsmw. Geneva Canw'ss&, Censor ____ Csiu,sr,-y 4 Prowlorl we C111111164:111., Vol wrw iIVINTwy ASVt7$. Forest lab.. teveaea., Liven.,. _____ ______ Ct, - l. =a 7 , 41 Nov. . er.s, ce smsaia WN DoilW Laflir ', 1i SainiL flU Pa,, A,, Per's Part appointment at a meeting of Aikens, 46, began his ;tIt:,; ch 01 L*'huii % ' - m.ou,s HoMwgs Ctsds. 00 No I, Oils., A _~- _"_ ,W - _____ ;: lY Cha, . A rewrite man, political Only if we harken to t he doom-mongers are we truly columnist, editorial uriter and, sunk. frn 1%I until November Of ___ Ji - P1" .- 'I' I, . _____________ - 4I - - - 411 41' 1 1 1 1 , 'I ;. . .;, 4 , 1~ - ': :...-- .4 -. ______ 'I., _______ tl " I - II . ' _____ • ,•._____ ., ' ' rim '--'___ %!______ l'l__' - I S I ' ......... ' "' I 1S ' flI'' ____________ _____________________ ' _____ , ,; - ___________ ____ _____ _____________ - li - IS _________________________ - '.h.i _____________________________ ________. __________ - 11 _______ _ . - ..; , ... 11 - - ' ' N _____ - w.4 - _____ ______ ____ _ ____ _______ ,- ..- ___________ ____ __________________________________________ ____________________________________________ I.-'. _____________ I 0. ' Sports .. ....... School News ' iwle ___ ,,." ZOO WELCOMES VISITORS ___ _ ____ . J' ______ _________ ___ _____ IJ : -. ni' I ' Editorial comment .... 4A _ 9.11A HUNDREDS OF children and adults visited the new Sanford Zoo Saturday, as animals, entertainers and trainers performed. The new zOO will Officially move 3A from us present (t(vntoWfl Sanford site to the Zoological Soci ety ..............1B \ ' • ' '( 'S. . .4 - Dear Abby ....... SB ",fall ". " Avg, -. CavNraSaelen 01_____ JOivets sIaeL 15Mw /,f ' ________ ________ ......... SB 4 - Calendar ................____ Dr. Nwd •' '! __ _________ - 68 .. ,. .'':: ........611 Crossword puzzle 'S Ar - .~, , A - _____ bold enough to cha;t a new with The (Creensburg, Paj course will prosper. Those who Thbune-Review. next 27 years he fearfully cling to a drowning During put will founder in a sea of worked as a proof reader, , . -. ________ ZA - . . -- - 5.',q ... .... - 'I' - - :, , Area deaths . . - i i. m I lit A ---S 'e Ul. ill w e O I ?aaer,,, RAve. ton F"fK0IfaI 5enII N ktsSII , I. lsL Aiiaene I 1. ~ I and mmy4 and Mnanda, 13. Bridge . - - join the PIttsburgh Post INDEX I . . - 5- ^ . ----., Ala, l'Itt.sburgh, late last year to up from this confusion, New newspaper's editorial employes and better lifeatyics will Thursday afternoon. f if I - at Grcen.sburg, located in the Gazette as a copy editor. 111 Ii r _______ '- Walter A. Gielow, publisher Claudia, 19, R sophomore at - And txPefittICIM never even newspaper career following his discharge from the United dreamed Of bef ore. 'st k4 Cn.cci, ?Pil Livng OS., Ml Pinis PenNeostsi Whole new induses wiu emerge. Wa of going, doing Firstowcholoorm'Scloifti,Mg 1Nauei riii, JMova W%15s '. 4 . - ' Lfllf.. ltlJi/iI,, proximately 30 miles from IUM AIKENS F 14 f ___ ' But, no doubt it can be be t ter, of The Herald, announced the Chatham College, Pittsburgh ' '- western part of the state ap- IF §1 patch , Decisions made at Arab from Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, meetings often reflect the view that the decision on the embarof the host countri es. Egyptian go to be made at the Cairo ., President AnwarSadat report. meeting will be in line with a ØP .I edly has been pushing for an resolution passed by an Arab v end or easing to the embargo. corerence last month in Al. - -. . Despite the doub ts a bout Ii giers. ya and Algeria, Egypt was Sadat nwt in Algiers Feb. 14 pushing ahead with plans for with King Faisal of Saudi the Sunday mee ti ng. An Egyp- Arabia, Syrian President Hafe (Ian Oil Ministry spokesman Assad and Algerian President Aikens resigned his position 11)111 Aiken.s, a veteran of never keep the economy afloat. The new Herald editor I: True, the energy shor ta ge years in the newspaper married to the former Evelyn will never again be tite *ame -I*'shoN. ______ Lienvel.ilih._CPIlpsl..SWISIIA ,t u. Chch 01 --i., p that the meeting might be put I ,, - ft 11 Ill 0 0 newspapers now want It to con. casualties were reported. vene in Tri poli on Wednesday. Al Ahram said in a dis .,.. will affect us all. It already has. business, has been named Finoli of Greensburg and is the " And life in these United States Ftor of The Sa nf ord Herald. father of three children, OW04KAiwas. Aft ., ,,, . . - American business, and we'll ie. AI,.,, , SI'IAindO tiled AAtt*,id.If Cny_c,, Tamp r's'c,.. o,st foscapaf cyy_c' LXI..SJJ Hsa, Cr054 701K-slam. Park Ave. slam so NSA CF.Aea C*VamHIIP, CMoi 1' P'i 4ho$'sI CdI _, lid S'emffi'd Me 'wrtaI Church . 5 0.$er, B fbdence, a panic on the part of ______ Paoi.i *ssl.,an Method's?, at ii w a, Pole 1.1.. Con,-w owm V" II. Ami's. 14Wrtsrl*, G'*'Øi. WI) Bear US II$ey Gatssv. *fj*sJsI O'wct. Geneva O.sr tisync', ad God Wi tiV.st, O,inds LSen 17575 Grant Chapel A te E Church. Ovisde 01 Get 41) c'su em OS. l. Caualaany fidencr. A shortage of con- u. Grace U,wtW Weea4st Chord,. Airport live CNURC$ OF 000 Cviwt% •, CCh. M pint Pm5y5 spol BeTh.I AMI (hscw,. Canaan Hgts Isum Samv C"0 01 Cry's'. iltiLaS. Ns*asI II under isn't energy - It con. , Chcn w DrSV1. I NiWa,W p,,-,,,,, r,f"r-%v CnSurtnciGed04Preci.4.c.flOI$ Cmiv, Cch LaSs MWp Uniisd si y,5y •wsm Pre,p,,,,jen on, oa a, S 1,11,1 LAi*4V1ñ CJr,.Ii) RI 13e Ilavea . . -. can really drag this country PIE$BYTIIIAIS LV*anChitheI,i,em,,, tosw fin P'ac, ti*5%e qp 'ioid.n Days Or I Piwy I? 57. C4ry Bar.t, tJf',,d Mtn,.l CI',.q(P. 7 DPii A, Cnrn ci . Jan-son C14UNCH OF CHRIST cr-ru Cd Gad. O,.* __ CATMOUC of mnustfight,fortlic shor gctji4t Lwflwcen Chscii i Pv-wo,i 1 Del"" - years he submitted entries. k ~ - but Libya has pleaded a lack Of along the Syrian front stahlhotel rooms. Algerian and U lizes. Israeli and Syrian forces yan government-controlled clashed there Friday, but no Gottleib not to forfeit Publishers Association top Gives you sort of a sinking AND STAFF - ta ke place Sunday in Tripoli, off until the mi ry lita si tuation It was during his tenure as managing editor that The Tribune-Reviews circulation grew from lL()to38,000daily. I As an editorial writer he won the Pennsylvania Newspaper . . View It originally was scheduled to state 95 Thumday night when N d In CAIRO, Egypt (AP) - me to stick to the original date and semiofficial newspa per Al Ab- all preparations for holding the rain said today that Arab oil meeting, including reserving ministers would agree to lift the hotel rooms in Cairo, are proembargoonoi1shipmen tsto ceeding." United States at a Cairo The spokesman, Mahznoud meeting planned for Sunday. Roushy, said Saudi Arabia, KuBut Algeria and Libya, who wait, Abs Dhabi, Bahrain and oppose ending the embargo, ap- Qatar have already agreed to peared to be contesting the time attend. and date of the meeting. Some observers speculated owner described by friends asaquietnianw ho mnj intelligence. The latest which provoked Editor Of Herald this column was produced by BOitil and Jacobs Advertising, 1973 , as managing editor of the and is entitled. 'W&re all in Pennsylvania publication. WINN.DIX,E STORES HARRELLI BEVERLY The arrests were made at the Jerry Ford as president than listed the same address and Parker said today. wi th Richard Nixon. At least was charged wi th possessing The crime against nature - End lAP) - "I don't know what came over me, but something Just said I had to do it," explained Melvin (',ottleib alter he tried to ma ke a ci tizens arrest of a policeman he said was speeding in a patrol car. Instead of making the arrest, Gottlelb was charged with speed ing. Gottleib, a restaurant -* Al PWEO The MaImgm,flt Employs Herb Stenstrom and Staff 'Arrester JACKSONVILLE, Fia. ) KINDERGARTEN I CHILDCARE Bitty Flyd&5tff L. D. PLANTE, INC. 04edo, Florida r o CeraCI £U$aiaRs Rev 0aInShii Pastor ..........5:43am kinds HAPPY ACRES PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. J. 0. (Jim) Smith and Staff immediately _identified. 0 UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN -- Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson PUBLIX MARKETS and Employes GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford . WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO Eunice I. Wilson and Staff THE ,. ........11:00a.m. Youth Group..............7:35p.m. Wednesday: Chsi,Praciic.............5:55pm. The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible JIMLASHCH RYSLER.PLYMOUTH . Other Churches THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL Ol'15111vd..LabaM.srts Surtoday SChool ............1:43a.m. WIIIiardIldrIdg, ...........Paste, MornIIISWieIIIIp ........1111a.m. SufldaySchool ..........10:05am. Youth Ssrv .............4:35p.m. Morning Worship .......11:15am Evening Worship .........7:35pm. £vinlngWOrsh,p ......7.lSpm Wed Prayer Prayer Mesilng & pro so .7:30 pm. Wednulday .. 7 33 p.m lice. Arrests Ely MARK WEI Former wife, according to llersid Stall Writer Parker, posted $10,000 and h Seminole County Sheriff's $,000 bond respectIvely vice squad agents Friday night Saturday. 44 raided two homes and arrested Parker said the raid, which three persons on charges of culminated a four-mon th invesBy John A. Spolskj • making pornographic films, ligation into the obscene filmThIILY QUOTE - AFI, then charged two of them with making, resulted in arrests of CIO President George Meany possessing marijuana, those engaged in making the following a labor leaders' Sgt. Ray Parker, head of the porno movies. Parker said the conference where delegates vice squad, said Harold Robert group had not been selling the approved a policy statement Dean, 41, Society Apartments, Films. CHURCH Sunday .............105p.m. PA*LA WI$LIYAN CHURCH OWIIWN Mat Poole lit. William U.MJIIIq ......Faster , WOrsDlp .......11:00a.m. Nursery Mornlngw.njiip O'stesn ......(menlo Pastor pe rjury and obstruction of jus. psure. The young man was not 0'16 l Embargo Ti Raid Nets ___________ THE LAKE MARY UNITED (First Wednudsy FI( Morning Worship .. S:30& 11a.m. Sunday 5chool . ........5:41a.m. UMYF - .............3:30p.m. Mon's Pr ayer Breakfast I peter ________ Mongnip .........I:Ma Church School. - 5:45 a In. Thomas C. so t Disorder cannot mar beauty when there is a natural or reason. able cause. But the disorder that comes from irresponsibility or violence casts its ugliness over everything it touches. York on charges of conspiracy, would probably be indecent ex- JOHN EIII(I.ICIIM.%N . ..Five counts Officer Pornography 1 tf i1t Rev. K. WIll W.MvHIs Morning car. A policeman said the charge dent said. ____________________________________ _____ OatAye.& Sed , Nov. VirgaL. $fpaN and AineWoqsnip - . .i:$&Iia rn 1100am Bible Clasws Wed FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. and Employes so Price 20 Cents ____ CHURCH Riv. William Plckan .......Pour Rev Katvwqp, Millie. *151st. Pastor hell is on trial In New OLVAF46 FIRST climbing. She's the picture of &lighlly.dishcvelcgj beauty. But bring her indOOrs-.tIIe ftrst thing Wendy reaches for is a comb. - % I 30 Presbyterian N.17.flatpR,R. Cassalberv ____ 1000am ing nWorsip IN I liner METH00I$? CHURCH Doesn't this mean a growing appreciation of the Church's vital role In our society? The dishevelment we see on the face v/she ti,su " i t happen with a passing gust___ didn't of wind. We need--our world - Evangelist - 730pm Evening worship Evi ne. Romaloi III Pm't Anaee ;my T.Cosma$o n y........5: pm. 2nd So 4th Thwiday......5:35a.m. Family NIW FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Rev the outdoor type . - doesn't mind the wind In her f - hr blowing in the breeze.. . loves to ski and go mountain The No. 171 7:35pm. Su da Eve Worshipl&J$un,, .7:30p.. bible Study Wed ..........l0p.m. Wendy 1I:0S• ,fl Wed Bible study ...7:30pm. Mortwngw.rslilp .......1100am MVF3&ISim.............7:00p.m. ____ .', ii OOa m Evening WOrship Chur cIsTralning ..........5:15p.m. Evening Worship .........l:3Op.m. Wed. Evening Servici .....00 . Fva'igtbst,c Servce-s - Sunday, March 10, 1974-Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, Canqv.rors M.eilng COMMUNITY UNITED 1 )5 W. AIrport $$vd. Rev. K.vvwm Holt .......Pastor Sunday School MormnQWorsh.p, - ______ James P. Niedrism .. Evangelist Study. . I0:OOam PINECRIST BAPTIST W ed Prayer & 5uri4yEvenng ....... Mi Palm Springs Dr. .......7:05p.m. Morning Woflhip Morning Worship ... Sunday School. .. . 5:41a.m. CHURCH OP CHRIST BIble Study .......... 500p.m -.__ - I .. ~ - ._--1. -. - %7- . -.-- ~_- . .- - - - ~ . .- . I ---I- ~ . - -~ - . %- ~-I- ..-,- ~~ MIaaiiStof Tvcksq Drive, $.M..d Estates iCy. Gait 7:00pm. ______ Ave. MYF ...... .... ... 5:30p.m. ______ 1151W. lii SI: _____ WorShip ........lS:30a.m, th rrkl CHURCH OF LONOW000 Riv.0.Ros*Denstow ......Pastor Rev.E.Nh,tttGrant Grant. Ph.s$13or3fl..na // - FIRST PINTUCOSTAI, CHRIST UNITED Richard W. Jackson .........Paitor ' Pentecostal OSira it. St Woodle ce bundled off in a poli Mitc WASHINGTON API - Pres- care about or even oppose." "I RIfl doubtful that any legisposition to public financing." funds to Finance elections, 'fl ident Nixon has proposed a Nixon has called use of federKennedy said that public ft. story of his 1972 presiden tial lation can provide the panacea series of campaign reforms, bu t al money for elections "tax- nancing is "the heart of the es- campaign finances that soot seek to gusrantee several senators have criticized atbon w thout representation," sential legislation now awaiting stitututes the greatest case ever absolute integrity in the citehis opposition to public fiaction" in the Senate. I pro ra ce ss," Nixon said. made for controlling campaign tL) However, Se nate Republican miancing of elections. Finance abuses through publi c "'11 Of 0W solutions in the Leader Hugh Scott of PennsylCommon Cause, th e citizen's financing of elections," area of campaign reform must In a radio address Friday, vanla said, "I don't think It IL" lobby, called Nlfon'a Propo als Common Cause said. be grounded on the solid exs " an at te mpt to kill meaningful Nixon said, "you work too hard And Sen. Edward perience of nearly 200 years, ed 0. theKennecam pa ign finance reform." for your money to have it work dy, Masa, call Lresl Action on campaign reform not merely on the spirit of thefor candidates or campaigns dent's mesaage "grossly m toric which so frequently prej. legislation is expected during vades is ironic that you don't know about or don't leading and distorted in its op.dentopposes any use of public this a rena," the . the spiring. EibII$tudy --------530pm Evangelistic Servic, ,.... 7 OOp m A CHURCH Wes4ay$iry Rev. PaulO. Trliul ....... Pastor Morning Worship .....11:00a.m. THE PIOPS.C5 BAPTIST 700pm Sunday School .........5:15am Morning WOI'Ihilp & METHODIST CHURCH money. ts ; two dent ' s silts aaars.e GRACE UNITED 11 ________ . justice; one icize IHCrystal Lake Dr. 10:008.m. - Crit Presi Campaign Re orm P o osa s LAKE MARY CHURCH Methodist ______ _______ 7'OOpm of Thwarted obstruct justice. Senators Nursery Provided for all $Iqvfrii Church School .......5:00a.m. 7'OOpm. Wed Service (Wed) . . 5:15a.m. Praise .... ... .......7:30pm _______ II COa m - 730pm. EveningS.qvjc, - - (Luther an Church In America) William I Downey - - Pastor WOrship Servit, veningServke I throng of spectators and news. 4 0 Wed. PrayerS, __________ _____ f.j tOUIILi spiracy to The indictment alleged the defendants were involved in a conspiracy to pay hush money WASHINGTON (AP) - A to the original seven Watergate yo man wearing ablg Nixon defendan ts in order to hide the mask made a streaking attempt involvement of Nixon campaign today outside the courthouse c'fticials in the br eak-in at where seven former pres. Democratic National Corn Irlential and campaign ald.s millet headquarters, pleaded Innocent lathe WaterHaldeman was charged with gate cover-up. lying to the Senate Watergate After the man dropped his committee when he quoted pants, a policeman quickly President Nixon as saying 'It srapped a coat around him. would be wrong" to raise hush The attempted streaker was g,u.. counts l>lng to a grand jury. -Colson, one count conspiracy to obst ruct justi ce and 1.1 JI1Y .I-'we count.s ment OS they moved through a r I _____ [I: ...... 7:00pm Mid Week $15 Oria.ds Ave.(1742) _______ ________ __ - I"- Ptsoitn.,Sa3 count obstruction count lying to FBI agen one count c-on- •. . - 5.4im Evangelistic 0000 SHEPHERD UNITED Minister SAN FORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH I3? AI Blvd. - YOuIPiH&'r ........... 5:0Om. 10 Me m. klndirgarlen and Nursaryl _________ Wed Service--------730pm JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday School . Mcr&nqWoqtisip Rev. Elmer A. R.wfliq .... Pastor Sunday School _______ ______ Sunday Schoo l SISam Morni ng Wor-,lup ......II.00a mn Wed. Prayer $oryic, - - 7:30p.m. C11AUIJ:.s(J.; -Mardla, - F:hrlichyian, one count con. ________ Streaker spiracy to obstruct justice; one one count obstruction of justice. count obstruction of justice and one count lying to a grmi Jury ..plr.icy to obstruct justice; one ei,l and Parkinso n former co unsel to Nixon's cam pa ign Ii- ge Ol3stniCtlOnoIjustice. three coun ts perjury before the I Watergate committee, ____ ____ %;*____ Jud Oecount -Parkinson, one count con-Strachan, one count con- spiracy to otetruct justice and -Haldemnan, one count conspiracy to obstruct Justice; * 0 ________ -_________ rtance committee. _______ _______ 4 7' The seven men made no corn- - Face itllttef. fortia'r assistant attcy :en- __________ _ ________ 730pm LUTHERAN CHURCH OF Worship Service IiI7S.S.aaNerdAv,. , guilty to all counts," W. tad Stat Ma$. Ave. OougiaIO.Elli0tt Pastor and TV "This Is hi Life" -- (hl risija,, UkeM,nrge.Fis. ...Pbstor 7 COp m FIRST CHURCH "The Church of thi Lhiran Hour ________ _____ David J. Rich N. Mitchell responded "not Lutheran THE REDEEMER -. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Sunday School Morning Worship _ - 3" solo _ I First, former Ally. Gen. John ______ Haldemnan, Ehrllchman, Col' '- - son and Strachan are former _______ White House aides, Mardia, a ______ a COp m ... ls spiracy to obstruct justice; one count obstruction of justice; one count lying to FBI agents; two counts lying to a grand jury and one count perjury before he Senate Watergate corn- - his knowledge of that break-in. I - i time closest advisers. ' I - ihe names acre a roll call of most of President Nixon's one- I1.00 In, Officia OF THU NAZARENE 730pm Broadcast Dial a De'vot.onal 21 his, .... Sun NYPS Wed Prayer __________ ? ,)Op (lit court said, As I call your name p1011.41 state to ue co ur t bow you plead to the charge.," -1000am Chisch School ... tO 00. In. Sn Evs Worship IS) W.:wt Place Sermon EvenlngWorst,ip ... y Cop in Wed.PraytrSiryk, - 730pm Family Service and _______ - ____ Fellowsh;p In 0a In. Sun Worship ______ ffiI5PahAv ,j,p - - Pastor SundaySchool HolyCommvnn -i--__ CONGREGATIONAL Rev. Fred L. Neal CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday School Cer.14ffi5t.&Oau,A,, ArningWorp,p Rev Robert 10 Pastor Pilgrim Youth Sunday ChchTraining . ________________________________ 5:45a.m. ' Ir - John J.Sirica. Then the clerk of Cenu.lty Center Rev, A.!. Groin - Aicier _____________________________________ CHRISTIAN CHURCH Ave. The liv. Leroy 0. Sopor ____________________________________ ________________________________________ (sIfl'rP'(1fj(,(Ij S ii. m 411 S. Part _________________________ ____________ - I I OF THE NAZARENE Tomporaty G eneva HOLY CROSS 1 ________ - m .11. In an Indictment returned last Thursday they were charged with conspiring to yb. late the civil rights of Dr. Lewis Fielding, Ellsberg's psychiatrist. Ehrlichman also was c ha rged with lying to FBI agents and the grand jury about - DEN! VA CHURCH ______________________ ASSEMBLY in. 4 In addi tion, two of them pleaded innocent to charges stemming from the break-in at the office Danial Ellsberg's 1 psychiatrist. I Ailsevenwere called forward by U.S. Distr ict Court Judge J\azaretie Episcopal _______________________________ Minisforr . MornlngWorshlp .. Sunday School ----- 7:30pm V P E Wed a MInI;i•r P. Burke Johnson Keith Hutcherson 5:00p.m. m' FamIly Night Service . JvitIiitflaIntiI, it 00 a , Evangelistic Ssrv---- ?:3Opm forai'ian Gui! U3W.Z)fldStIoii Rev. J T. Pills ........... Pastor ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH llIOak Ave ,Sawd a m Prover Meet wed Church Of 'Gate innocent. nn Into the cow-thoue a few throughout his first Sirica then said that U.S. and campaign aides pleaded in. son, Robert C. The 24 count Indictment blocks from the Capitol. Mardian, Ken. trict Judge Gerhard A. Gesell nocent today to charges they neth W. Parkinson and Gordo C. had asked him to accept pleas Mitchell, Haldeman, Ehrlich. contained the following conspired to bloc k the investi- Strachan entered man and Cols(.n were among charges: From Ehrllchman and Colson in Nixon their pleas of gallon of the Watergate break's c l ose st -Mitchell. one count advise rs the ElLsberg break-in case. . ... .. cted WASHINGTON (API - Sev. Then, lift. lialdeman, John en former Nixon administration D. Ehrlichman, Charles W. Col- Ciii m II 00. ...S:1Spm Everting Worship ------ 7:30pm _____ Pastor Indi 14ö11iidorW Ave. Nov. W. R. B*Mffl - ., - '.. leatfor SCIENTIST M gait S*csod Street (:tslhiii!ic Wheat, Enni .:as a .......... FIRST SOUTHIRN MITHODIST CHURCH ____________________ _____ CHURCH OF 000 30. m BAPTIST - H, Kl'k*lQOd ......... Soul/tern Methodist __ 730pm Ctniions, Sal. CALVARY - I 10 ) Christian Science 730pm WeIPraY.?M,.5 ng FIRST ASSIM$t OF GOD CHURCH Car. 37th and El EDn p• FamItyNIgN(W) -- . Worship ................. I:OOam (((j unday3cp oo l MornngWorsp,p . - - IJøtSiu*1SI4U) - . NATION The ay Acvenlost lit r E MaIIIvid Awnui, Altamonte Lyn 0000 UR Seam SiS p m Chiicn Training Evening Worth op Wednesday NM I m 4S EVInQiIttC Worship Sorvica i 0 -______ - Sorvicell HOPE OF OUR C ( 0 0 O JV 0 SPRpNØS SAPTIfl If Pst,ror In CHURCH SilHeitqA,,. Pk Jfl43 Sio S'IIy6rIf,n . . Pastor WTRR 5)0. m Satvrdy Sarvlcès liv - i -- DIR CKtffl&IIm Sabbath - Ii /1(1 TNt SIVRNT$.DAY ADVINTIST CHURCH C. 1. tin Noon . PracMiatêng . __THE If 100 12;00 Evelng Wn,iy - June jThe Sabbath School RdiOS1hjry - - Methodist Forest City. Flifirldis - . - V Friday, Marche, 1971 E -. ;___.___:_fl_ Park just north of Sanford on U.s. !7-92. Among per. formers were'Sukari'and trainer-owner Prince Rudolf Alexander (above). 11t'rald Photo hv Rifl Vincnt '(I 4.1' �- _____n__.L _ - .._fl__L -2A—The Sanford Herald .CRI A Ta... i*jmiaLa. - i.. i#.i KI A TinKI • I rN II%.4uI41.JIRI .0 i By The Associated Press . IJJy fl Qc1c,vi . _____________________________ - ___ Streakers - has 4K %; 1 JV wki f-T - . . . ar rived. - In Uma. Ohio, 67-year-old Virgil Cleves was arrested Fri. day for strolling in the nude the city's public square wi th a female companion a lso Cleves Said tie was too old for streaking, the la test college fancy in which youth,, strip and dash short distances bef ore spectators. He termed the event for older "mailing." Cleves and Wanda Gray, were charged with public in. decency. Streaking continued Ui shedly around the nation, wi th other variation. here and there. -Dwing a Southwest Confer. ence baseball game between Rice and Texats in Houston, TeL, Friday, Rice saw its win. ning Stresk reach nine games, ,'nri,1r,t, • . . ,...• - -.. . , .• -. - - Vw I _ - .f- - - ,. :- , I I . - • - "" - - —it . . ____________ - .; J: ___ -"gj- , _ -i,,, - • \ \ . • e w reakers wt tA1 -- -- ____ - ? V l •,• k. % ... . hh' I . -, • . ' ' - b REG. •. 1' i• -7. •• Fill VICKS V I SEMINOLE SUPERIORS WINNING SUPERIOR ratings at the District Turner, and 11eid MacLauchlin. 71ey will be Solo and Ensemble contest from Seminole, High competing in the Florida Bandmasters School were 0 to r) front row. Judy Williams, Statewid UjlIL Y1dy e l)iane l3anninga, Charlotte Ringl&ig, Debbie at Florida State University. Kostival, Robin Hodges, and Toni Harca; back row, John Snyder, Sherwood Mobley, Charles % % LI - awo *' / J .: L- • Ilk f AA - it?' ' i REG. SAVING GAS CAN BE F U N - ' -- pel - I • College Info Available Dona Elaine Goodner, a I I ) a ' .IVCnUI grader at Sanford WeexsSC • ' ' : , . - Let • ' - • : its !ieIi 'o:i * wit!, your messu •I It) Iliul sjwcui! I 64 '. - someone a - $ S. : l • ELMER. CDR. buNT I. P. You may be assured tfv4ces 'or Cdr that our shop always Robert E P Elmer, 14, Q AI,ca.• Rd.. wed the finest, Froay in n Will b,M fres he st flowers Cdr.Eim.r'sp,m, In ,,•1 2pm. MOnday 101' Clot. Ir.yn available in our :p ; - &',•S SYLVANIA ARRID 2 OZ. _____ - CHAISE LOUNGE POWDER REG. 17.99 C 29' 1 9 iiv"0i Year$2$IO Deluxe VINYL STRAP LIGHT V I' - . ,•,., .•• I. $1, • •, ,.• - v''nAp ''2: 3OCT LA WN033 %J ABSORBENT MINI-PADSCHAIR C REG. • 32-QUART (( CHEST i 5,s -. ._ I I 010 'nsw1cle d MYADEC VITAMINS C4Psuii 5 7 Tg( —0 BAR-B-Q GRILL 1L0t11il1tb - • • POaTAI IAu, AOuSTASI . BAR S Out GRILL JOD 'Oi LIGHIWlICtiT PORTA / SullY WAVY GAuct "il* - - - 4 area. £ r 4W Fwa sk" t - ) I I - I $ ______ 209 E. COMMERCIAL AVE. Dial 3221822 CORICIDIN2 INSECTS OR DISEASES IDENTIFIED? FORAGE ANALYSIS? : ' DfCO'.f,UYuI cat o dMHII -_•_,' 3!! VOTE Millist Soo FOR THI AORICVLTURI CUNTIN BOND TIM TUBS. MARCH 12 Pd for by Cilijynt for the Agri Center, I, R Johnson, Chairman .4 1 IRIG I 99 99 LI—"-1'_ • I ,. REG C * I *ou NYLON I*IIAlf . - SHORTS TheAgriculturalCenterwillsendsamplestothesfafeif necessary. Recommendations are given by County Agent. I 18 68 1 ANODIZED METAL 3 SHELF SHELVING. CTS SOIL TESTS? NEMATODE TESTS? 888 Ts DO YOU NEED • _c•,. I CHOICE BRIT[ tII l0s30i30 INCH iRIG sends 1599 (1" 't• ._.." - At Lake Brantley High - -- CUBES STAYFREE iddle School, will represent her schoo l in the forthcoming .sion. decisions What possible 16 representatives county spe lling bee to be he ld at high hool student has not been from various schools, colleges sc Red Hug Elementary March 16 caught in th e dilemma of and universities. Dona, daughter of Ms. Anetta having to decide what college to Goodner, 2G43 S. Holly Ave., Two special sessions will be ntterxl, w ha t to major in, and recently moved ti mford from bow to pay it Presented on financial aid. Indiana. The program will be con An eighth grader at SM.S. To help students and parents eluded with an opportunity to .'enn Herrien, son of Mr. and deal wi th this traumatic ex. meet with representatives on '4 rs. David N. Berrien, 1100 perlence Lake Brantley High an informal basis Students m Ave., was named first School in Fo rest (its' will interested in attending college runner-up in the (lUtISt conduct a '('ollegt' Night" are urged to attend with their Ti m e other finalists corn. Tuesday tit 7 in. in the school parents. petmg were Pete Schreiber. ('onuhions Further irJormatjoo may be Swan Setala, Elayri' Shields, Interested students and their obtained by contacting the Dana Brooks, Cindy Ht'lisle, Sheila ('rowe, and parents can elect to hear guidance department at Lake l.ii p ir'--'-nt;it:n front -fur if Iiraritk' School 1rI WuIh:iw _4 3CStS Second Class Postage Paid at Sanford, Florida 32771. Subscription Rates by '• 46.99 Film .... - ' b*I IJ po$ b., COMPLETE .'.4 p....d d ..h.,s i,4 I.. 100*! AND 'As .p.l.. p.,. tWIl?DAT 100*v AND Top Speller • lidiiI• allfi1ri' Iji'rath n • In'iiirler .iit]t'flerson and .JwIv I-4nwlpr (Herald Photos by Elda Nichols) SAY IT WITH. - v i.Iv slit 4..sI.. 4. _ "i ,•i a" I,'MI\NCIVINETTjSa service club at Lyman High School, recently made posters encouraging students to help during the energy crisis by forming carpools. Civinettes shown, from left, Cheryl Co a d, '' I!r IOTO OFFER Film Printi Kodak C" PubllsP*dDaIlyand5u,y, except Saturday and Christmas Day by The Sanford Herald, 300 N. French A ve., Sa,jd, 32771. ______ u-y mittee to submit their name. 11 1 • •--''. ' - - FAMOUS POCKET CAMERA addrtuandtelephonenumber to the school by March 15. Pelham would also like have the names of parents who wish to fr_e f $j of fice of president, vice president, secre tary or treasurer of the PTA being organized at Sanford Middle &L This information can be gi to l ei by Calllngtheschool or sendlng the inf ormation wi th their child, as soon as possible. .... ____ D' S Middle School students who wish to be Co dared for the local school advisory corn- I.. RA6 1 !' a ALILML requesting paren ts of Sanford ___ BOSTON lAP)- ft. e..A..... nau a one. tinrd Lm a on we new tail of strea ki ng in th e nude: - •. (F'tAL 'f Dan Peiham, prIncipal, Is p Alp Bosto Brrrrrr' There can be a special message In the flowers you select. INY CAMIRA THAT TAkIS SIG PICTURES Parent Interest I fr dcclined to get into a discussion of women's rights. A %I oman journalist asked Rickover Friday to fi de ne "therolewoncanplayinyflucrNa,yt$ When she nentioned by name Robin Quigley, a cap tain who commands the Navy service school In San Diego, Rickover respondeij: "Robin Quigley? What's that,a bird?" ' ' 301 - 4 . - wit1i ... II - - ) 18 AEG 2 59 School Solicits $ (1/i GARDEN FORMULA 44 OUGH MIXTURE (Herald Photo by George Hayes) I SAN t)IEGO. Calif. lAP) Adm. hlyman G. Rickover, the Navy's 7'-year.oid nuclear warfare expert, has : X 50, STANGTH ____ _________ Rickover Opts Out / 7499 • •• . £ GRASS ii fA _____.,, - TarsAI(vYsHqI15 69' I Corporations - .I 1% - 1f// I LAWN MOWER SPRAY I ' .°j" , .L HAIR . ) •- ' BLACK & DECKER ELECTRIC Jp- STYL . and their officers found guilty of making illegal campaign contlibutlons m ust report that fact to their stockholders, the Securi ties and Excha nge Commissi on says. "&icti a conviction is material to an evaluation of the in. tegrity of the management of the c or pora tion as it relates to the opera tion of a corpora tion and the use of corporate funds," the SEC sa id in a sta tement Friday. Thus far, nine corporations and eight corporate officers have been found guilty of making illegal contributions to candidat es In th e 1972 presiden tial campaign, nd a authorities say other cases are being thvest1ptd. - ____ s, • Corporate Disclosures - destroyers in WWI and as a Convoy Commodore in WWII. W. •I reiatay He settled in DeBary In 1949 and vIces will be cOctdvd,d in [wbnq T0*hip CUmitery, Ewing, was a member of All Santa N J . Friday, M.ircp, H Family Episcopal Church, Enterprise. _____ rPq'JIi of flowers Survivors include two may b made 10 da ughters, M rs. E. P. Karp., American Canc er SOcItty. Avella, Pa,; Mrs. J. D. _____________________ McDiarmid of New Delhi, _____ India; three was, Robert E. P. Elmer Jr., Dedham, Mass.; Da vid P. Elmer, East Auror*, N.Y.; Capt. (U.S. Navy Ret,) loseph S. Elmer, Merritt, '. , . declared a slate of emergency to prompt weekend negotiations. Alloto made his declaration alter union leaders rejected his proposed settlement of the two-day walkout, which has paralyzed municipal transportation, hospitals and other services. The mayor's rejected proposal in cluded a five per cen t increase for 11,900 city workers atanestima te t of 4fl.Won anda dental plan to be phased In over three years. One union spokesman said an eight per cent increase might be acceptable. WASHINGTON (AP) • . -S. . Dona Goodner _, 0PU SU0AY 10101 . ' .. strike of 10,000 municIpal ernployes and flowing into its famous bay, Mayor Joseph since U THRU P; 0PUsDMLY - on the nation's Mghwal has 'Funeral Notice PRICES GOOD SUPER WiSNW(D San Francisco Strike S Cmdr. Robert E. P. Elmer, $4, of 37 Alicante Rd., L)eBary, died Friday in Seminole Hospital lie was born in St. Paul, Minn. and gradua ted from U.S. Naval Academy Class of 1912. He served on - I Nom Brazil. her off at a ceremony at nearby Homestead Air Force Base. needs in different states." Gramkow Funeral Home charge. '49 ft/p 2s% ques tion ing will shi ft .,. to the thin gs he's doing in f oreign and domestic poli cy." By Ziegler's co un t, 15 out of 19 questions at Wednesday's television-radio news cueference de alt with Watergate and relat ed matters The President and Mrs 'iionflewheref or awecke nd of sun shine before she leavesMonday w attend 0wmpjugwab stand. Area Deaths - ".i more frequent bub, as I think he will, the area of ••r,u, ROBERT ELMER V" SM Fla. (API Predictin g mor e frequent news conferences by President Nixon, Press - BUENOS AIRES, Argenti, (AP) - Teroriztsqaln a right-wing Peronlat to"" and the Marxist People's Re lutionary Army claime responsibility, The lImahtatlon came as powerful bomb went off outsid the plant of the leftist Peronis newspaper Onoticias, thjurin five persons arid causfr hear damage, p:hce said. It was not known if the ex plosion at the paper was in re taliatlon for the assa_ssi'iatlon, Police Identified the nation victim as Miguel Angel Casrofipj 31, a member of a Peronust band called the New Argentina and National Unh'er. sity Concentration, Flokke saId ca*otlaI was IS*4II.rfmmtwfthts _ fdkr who he w" wite and in,4idbyaman Mild woin. an. As he appeoached the man fired four shots at Castroflnl, than fled In a car. SourceauldCastrolg&wua friend of ?Jejandro Glovenco, another right-wing Peroitist who was killed several weeks AV when a bomb he was carIrving In a briefcase exploded. Tttet' others were Injured in thattAa 1.79 12-01 ivy Cli Amedw. s... KEY BISLAThE ', MIAMI, Fla. (AP i_ Dr, Earl He won the Nobel Prize for W. Sutherland Jr., whose his research into cy clic adenyl research in hormones earned acid cyclic AMP -a cell ular him a Nobel Prize in 1971, died chemical involved in the for. at Jackson Memorial hospita l matlon of body organs. today after a short illness, He The chemical, Sutherland was 51. The Nobel laureate, a once said' affects "everything biochemistry prof essor ut the from your memory to your University of Miami, entered toes." Jackson Memorial Hospital Sutherland, balding and gre. Feb. 27 1 suffering from bleeding garious, was a dedi ted ca and at the base of his esophagus, a energetic researcher who recond ition often associated with lished ti me spent away from his highbloodpressure, work fishingand garden, 339 REG. 4.49 • Secretary Ronald 1. Zielerfeels there is"stIll toomuch dwellingonWatergate"byNizon'squesuoners,cha tti ng with a small group of reporters aboard Air Force On e as It flew Nixon here Friday, Ziegler said: "As he holds them Nobel Winner Dies REG MAV,( tjtQ4I Watergate 'Dwelling' __ - CONDITIONER MOOhi. 1301 ut't.s. Vesco Used Fifth Amendment: Sears " SUPER BALSAM' .. NOT STEAM VAPORIZER p 0 WASHINGTON (All) - Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, DMass., said the reported drug4ndustry pract.ice of showering vauable gifts on physicians and pharmacists "smacks of paynla," fie commented after four former drug salesmen testified about presents to doctors and ingupandsayjngit'll ha SSmIles per hour forever," said Dr. James Gregory, ad. rnlnlstrator of the National Highway Traffic Safety Adznln. istratlon. "You've got different M ideas t Fron t Calm er MISS BRECK NORTHERN Kennedy Hits Drug Gifts sure the 55 mile per hour limit should be kept if gas supplies "" Peron 1st I Sunday, March lO,197t-3A ___ -- Assassinah 19 - - "At this point, I'm ____ ?—#J 0 SAN FRANCISCO(AP)-With the city crippled by the e The Sanford Herald --___________ - - PALO ALTO, Calif. AN Vandals damaged only the large cars left overnight at a service station by motorists hoping f or early morning gasoline, police said. Of the 100 cars parked at the station Thursday night, the tires on 15 large-model cars were slashed, oollce said. head of the Federal highwBy safety agency says lowered speed hMitS and reduced traffic have helped cut the highway death toll by more than 20 per SPRING FEVER MAEW WA IIkes a flying leap onto an .m1s.gir1 madi the aval of spng-le empty seat beside Melissa Streeter in D es temperatures in Des Moi. _________________________________________________________________ Moines, Iowa. Bicycles, benches and boy- - • • Terrorists 1 Smaller cars in the lineup were untouched. fuel shortage caused states to _______________________________________________________________ reduce their speed limits. In November, for example, the highway dea th toll dropped nearly 19 per cent in the 16 the rear of the plane and back, states which had lowereij their pat Ms clothes on aisi returned NEW YORK (AP) - Finan. The gove rnment clalma Mit. multibillion dollar financial tribation. limit,, but only 2 per cent to his seat. cler Robert L Vesco used the chell and Stans impeded an tniplre in exchange for the rest of the nation, The two former Cabinet 11) the The man, esaibed ha Fifth Amendment just before SECsnvesugauon 1j Vesco's$200,-000 campaignconmembers are charged with 40s and baldth n-. President Nizon 's re.electlon to 'OThe Dece mber death toll spiracy, ohetruction of avoid telling about his secret JI5tCt the II states with lowered speed and perjury. in . 000 mpalgncontrjbut!, limits was down 25 per cent veaco and Sears also fosmd no ally In the American Uyigo%Wflfleflt wi tfle13Hafly from the same month a year By The Associated Press ________________ Premier Golda MeIr dii- named in the indictment, but earlier. The death to __________________ , L Sears. ll In the Vesco fled the country. Sears ret,j cued 0w situation on tim'.. i. After the election, Vesco 32 states dropped 12 The Israeli-Syri ng was gTSnted total an front is 'e television aftcr Fridays fight. immunity per cent. zatmon. sought White House help in a ported calm following a flareup ing and claimed Syna planned from prosecution in exchange "We're the last of the legal fight with the Securities of artillery and antitank rocket an attack earlier in the week to for his testimony. In January, the number killed prudes," said John Salvin, and Exchange Coiiimission lire across the 6olan heights, retake captured land but israel Sears took a $60,000 a year job in highway accidents dropped ongh Nixon's brother, Don. No casualties were Seattle businessmen and reported in found out in time, with Vesco's legal staff after 23 per cent, Gregory said. spoke nan fcr Ow association, aid, Sears testified Friday at the fighting. rbingasRepubucan ma jty Figures for Februa ry are not ud be the Federal trial of F "We received reliable mit. se "N ists wouldn't ormer Ally. Jewishcivlli living In G'.tan matlon from diplomatic leader of the New Jersey sta te yet available. Gen. Joho N. Mitchell and ex. were warnedans dead streaking." to stay close to es lhatS)TlfIa(Japlanto Senate —Antistreaking also, was M Commerce Secretary Maurice bomb she lters, and reinforced 1OW'C lie testified that SEC Investi. free the territories captured In Gregory said in an Interview ported ifl West Plains, Mo., H. Stans. Israeli infantry and tank units gators theYomKlppurwar,"sheuid Th found out Vesco had that it is impossible to tell e government has charged remained on high alert for where a of Mrs. Meji' said the reports channeled the $0,0oo to Stans whether lowered limits or ret Vesco threa tened to dis. possi bie ub1e along the and booted y were checked "with other Th close the ough a hank and suspected duced driving had Ow most co ntri buti boys ran arowid the t on if he cease-fire Line. ere were ces and with rield that the financier may have feet on the death toll but pointed didn't get aid from the White reports of some Israeli reserve auare, to the police station andSy1ianfOrceswfdin mllkedoneormoreofha. totheNovemberandDecemhar panies [OT tue onev"i t.rv hti'h itit. ,.f ..I..4 fl,y.,,, ii., ,i,r $, I,., i;. i.t jixticaWr. - - Vandals Damage Cars Hig way7 Death - AlT The airline spokesman said a 111"lleniller Went to the lavallay after dinner. took off all his clothes neept his shorts, IOCksafldthoesandstreaked to _fltJ-. - Gau o. c *,*c,, i to '0 ..o ,, ODi,*tION O'o O.I 'tt'.C. AUtO 20PerCent - -In Denier, Cole,, a United -s -- cj ___ ivas saw its winning streak end at 17 gaines and the fans saw just a pLain old streak, About the middle of the game, am e man reaked In front of thebleachers. ManyofUie 1,500 fans stood and ap44ed. Justlnddentafly,Rlcewon,$. 4. UflO$ I)OkeD*n reported __ an of 1iflkifl Abowwdl ___ from ae,. land D -- __•rU GALLON New Jersey turnpike early Fri. day 33 hours after his ki dnaping and four hours after his father inade the ransom drop from I" car near Secaucus, N.J. Authorities said he was lured into a car as he walked home from school Wedpesday by two men and a id the woman told him his grand tnuthtr ,m ill and she would take him to the hospital. Caludilla said he raised the $50,000 by, borrowing money from relatives f riends and neighbors. __ The Nation's Senior citizens need not feel left out by the current campus fad of Sr..siUr ._: - -7 • TODA'Y' The boy was released onthe • By Tkie Associated Press streaking -- U bd nvoIve4 In the abduction President, Ally. Gen. William kidnaping The FBI hall arrested two Wednesday of of Betty Ann Van Ba. EIigio Ii. Fernandez, 19, of (in. John Caizadi lla. B. Saibe urged Congress and "He knew he was kidnaped, lent who was released un. ion City, N.J. young men In cc*uiectlon with He w They were but he made believe as though It as freed early Friday. state legislatures to reinstate harmed Thursday the kidnaping an $.yesr.o&J after pay. charged with violating federal were part of his regular tile. He The kidnaping was one of the dea th penalty. ment of a $25,000 ransom. Dix Hills, N.Y., boy who was se veral that kidnaping statutes. did not ask too many questions apparently There was still no new word In Atlanta. a couple charged released wthanned after pay. prompted President Nixon on The FBI did not say whether because he did not want too from the kidnaper! of news. men( of a $50,000 ransom. Fray o ask for reinstatement paper heirer' Patricia Hearst in the kidnaping of newspaper the so,000 ransom was recov. many answers," Calzadi lla told editor Reg Murphy pleaded in. cred. Agents said after the arrests of the death penait) newsmen at the family home on in kidnap. in California But warrant. nocent. late Friday that their inv.sUga. ing cases The boy's father, Michael Long Island Friday. where the victim is were issued in Roanoke, Va., Arrested in the Calzadilla Calzadilla, Lion was continuing a nd as killed. a tire company sales As for his own reaction to for two persons wanted In con kidnaping were Norberto M. many asfivepersonswerebere presentative, said his son was seeing John again, Afterconsul ting with the nection with the Wednesday Fernjntjez Caizadilla 17 and his brother, in -'very, cry good shape" said: 'For the first few seconds, it was like the Life drained out of 'Snailers' me. I was very weak, and at the same time you're reborn." I - -- Sunday, March 10,1974 ,— - - ILI 4; ~hh.nls 2491 199 owl' 9 ,41"t i.iA' E1j1j_ �4A-The Sanford Herald T AO :i Sunday, March 10, 1974 i r 01131r r Jack waaacnes 0 Ll I. 'Ike , Secret Documents e l"INC1,41th " By BENJAMIN SHORE Copley News Service e tinswer Ile key man reportedly was Transportation quietly among congressional officials over the Christmas recess. and then convinced Roy Ash, tough-minded director of the Officle of Management and Budget, that the energy crisis mute a leaving their at home and taking buses and trains to work. The only problem is that most local mass transit stems are financially unable to expand theirsfervices; tomeet rising demand. The major obstacle is operating COSth. such as building more express bus lanes or rail Cities and states would be required to "Ash bought it and took it to the White maintain their current level of support for transit operating costs, with federal help going house," the official said, sumidies for those systems in which the farebox Ile operating subsidies proposal is part of a does not Produce enough money to improve andexpand service, In his fiscal 1975 budget President Nixon But Demos Ahead 2 The administration's proposal, outlined briefly in the President's State of the Union message, is a major retreat from its firm opposi tion last year to operating subsidies, In what one Department of Transportation official called a "face-saving measure," the White House still is threatening to veto a bill already approved by the House and Senate to a llocate $800 million over two years for administration reach road, "Obviously the results of spooe Gov. Daniel J. Evans Of Wash. tnton1 chairman of the Na tion- Despite the Nixon administration's longstanding opposition to fed eral opera ti ng sidies, the demands of the energy ciisis have proved overwhelming and led to the President's accordkg to a high-ranking Depart- al Governor's conference, said today In Washington, D.C. Evans, a Republican, mid it I, maul, Clficial too early to say, however, ..' • . ar'.'"', , . - ___ - .--- - i '' _ ,4 ,. " .1 4 , . . .~ .: : Re Oanforb . I 931.9993 300N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA 3277i Publisher I!' DAVIDA. BRYANT Managing Edltà'r Both parties had anticipatid Rar,,,hIi...... 'r"" victory althongh It had been unclear whether Lagomarsjno would be able to avoid a nmo(f by winmanftn half JANECASSELBERRY Cowfvfdetor CHARLESHAYS DORIS WILLIAMS Society Editor RALPH HAYS COmp Room Foreman h C b i ld - Herald Area Correspondents - • Lake Monroe 327 2611 - 0n.va 'Ovi.de Stavia Liz Ma th iPtj* 3495703 Ostien Mrs. Clarence Snydi, JeaI'Bb Winter Springs Nancy Booth 322 6735 -------- 11 DEATH ThREAT: For almost a _____ ____ , Ieerry. Form part . ..:. - i. - .., - - ---- - Reason 5. If the IRS should call you in for an audit, H & R Block will go with you, at no additional cost. Not as a legal representative,, a but we can answer all questions about how Your taxes were prepared. "Because we aren't talking know with wrinkled scalps?" It's when you go to your a bout being mature. We're He patted the cheek of the goddaughter's wedding and talking about being middle. aged plum, overhear a guest sayin g, "It's aged," 'Now you are mature," about time. She's no spring So Pru and I have agreed on I already know I m chicken!" so mething else. "mature." I knew that the day Maturity, and I agreed Not only are prunes not WHAT IS IT? .. TIJA's A GOOD question raised by this unfamiliar view of Skylab. 74 • JLiBLOCIt THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE SANFORD LONGWOOD 301 E. First St. O3 N. Hwy. 17.fl 333317) 53)4454 Mon-Fri. to Sat..Sun. S to S Open Sunday No Appointment Necessary good years now, flabby upper arms and buy enough plum to bring home to "I knew I was mature when I shoes for comfort. meet mot her, % 4:. v. back seat. space station, '2j' . . " '' " ____ overcoffee.is when if you stay furny, a prune a day really does up after 2 a.m. you regret I t for something for you. My ,good friend Pruduce a week. Now all I need to do is con. Penneypacker says maturity Is Mature people don't swing. since Baby Face to take a all a'state of imind. And she' s They just sway a litUe. prune out to dinner. After &H, he been in a state for about five Prusaysmaturewomenhave once thought it was a ret urning to eart h, shows I he space st at ion nose fi rst %;ith solar panels, top and left, almost edge on. Missing right panel was lost in launching May 14, 153. Below, flit, more familiar overhead view of the orbiting what has got to be the Last Ron Of Summer, All Of them conceal verses 90 mcdwinie as to cause a recupera ting patient to have an the 47 boxes which only costs you 14-68 in Postage. flowever, Sunbeam Greetings unsunnily refuses to acknowledge return and will bill you for the next two years along with a bombardment of threatening letters of varying degree. No sooner will you iron out this hassle then that delivery truck will pull into your driveway again, to unload a nitty little crate containing a pair of breeding chinchillas from whom your child plans to launch his next financial dynasty. instant relapse, The birthday cards are even neater all aimed at specific bir, thday persons - such as You Secret Pal or Your Friend Across the Miles. After two desultory weeks in which your child sells a total of three - k..i. t.n. - your next.dooi neighbor ( because You purchased raffle tickets fr*n (NEAl IIOUStO'1S of localities across the nation rely upon state police or highway patrolmen as the primary, and often the only, law -enforcement 01 ganizaion, Yet many states restrict the use of state police in conjunction with a strike or labor dispute. The laws lb Ohio, MIppI and Wisconsj, for example, specifically ban interventio,t or date police anlabor dia' put., no matter how violent or destructive,infor Masschutts and Louisiana do not limit use of Mate ,policl, but historical practice and current policy Is to prohibit it. Most other Mates put various limitations on the Mate police. is on to change the more restrictive laws. The Ohio legislature re is considering a bill that would lift that state's ban against using highway patrolmen as officers dur" ing labor disputes and would state police inlet-yen. lion when iocal authorities lac either the L'bihity or the in' clination to maintain order. The debate In the Ohio legislature ls more academic, The Dow ChemWal Co. csacttfled plans for athan multimllllondollar expansion of its production COfl1$z near Ironton In a called the Appalkhl.a of where Mate and locall law enforcement offLzrs had refused to prutect em month before his January 2s-,) - Al - -. . Ai -:' " ' . I" ' Frazier pay pbm raM and • . ' -- I. . Mthongh Frader affected a stole shn, he took the new' at seriously. Attorney W ght ri said the threat had not caused Frazier to lose the Iound fight, But he sua ested that the steady drumfire of unfair "Uncle Tom" charges had a negative psychological offect on Frazier, Wright discounted rumors that tk Black Musnims, 0( w hich Ali is a member, have been behind the "Uncle Tom" talk. As for the death threat, Wright nifuried it CAMC ftm fringe group" of _______ __________ _____ r Rights SALE • Samsonit LUGGAGE Xyodo'Copley News Service . ______ _____ - _ ' - ' --------- - - - - - . 'Brain Disorders Explained wast1rownaroundboth Fr& Ask . ___ - A. OF FAMOUS . - • 'a a ______ a . *' ___________ his family. - " - .. ______ .,I, __ ______ - Neil Immediately informed the exhemplon who shrged and said with a sigh: "Here we go again," He was ecrtng to simi lar calls, w hi ch preceded his 1971 triumph over All. At that ORLO . ,. . ' 41 .. .' ., BERRS - , iI. LeTT•nanaers • thl was made after New Year's Dey while trainer William Neil answered, What followed, as FrazIer lawyer Bruce Wright recoijne It to us, was a vidons dIatrjb against Frazier, The caller, who said he represented an organlzau of ghetto blacks, castigated Frazier in gutter terms. "We're goIng to kill you!" he snarled. '. ___ I' ' ____ - _____ ' If ' HyCIJIT SMI ('ople'NesSersIce TOKYO - The biggest hit song in Japan today Is titled "My Boyfriend Is A Lefty." The song is about a girl who fall In1ovewItha1efWanded boyand left.bantiedpe1e are as acceptable in Japan as' lepers are In most other coun tries. Psychiatrist_s see the PoPo' larity of the song as evidence that the Japanese dislike for left'bandediuess may be dliappearing, 1)1 tl' and accounting for "Often the MBD child has a "And It's about time," said about 90 per ccnt of all MUD short attention span, In, Soichi Haka, a Tokyo pulsis'enessspeaking and paycha and founder of re are thee t hi ngs you The greatest need of slIfl) touching without Inhibition. th e Japan Left-Handers' heed to know about a group of children is to have their han. Often they are delayed in league. :flL al nervous s)_stefn han. dicap discover ed early in life, learning to speak or read, but "The prejudice against lefticp_s which are lumped "If c look at the nation s a they are not mentally reted. nders is an Indi cation of a ha together under the label s hik', hoesr, I would sa "The' have average In. ba ck ward society where indi. Ininulu4l brain dysfunction or tit nine out of 10 MIII) cases telli gence and some even have siduality is not fully re• At least one child in and childhood, primarily because of specific deficits in the cognitive No one Is too sure why the 'rwrhaps one in 10 has It. ;I lack (if knowledge on the part area. This shows up as a Japanese dislike Itft-harided. " 2, Nine out of 10 children with of physicians and teachers," specific reading disability, f or ness so much. Bu t they do. MBD are not recognized until Dr. Jolvi F. Peters explained in example. or a specific arith. Left-handed people cannot 'bey needlessly develop severe an intersiew, int'tic disability, go to a restaurant in Japan 'motionaI disturbances. Peters is head of the division "But each child is different, without drawing stares. "'3. MIII) youngsters have of ctiild and adolescent \au can have one wi th an arith- Mothers do every thing possi. average or better Intelligence psychiatry at the University of mt'tic disability and with or and with proper under_st andung Arkansas Medical Center at without hyperactivity. Another chIldren We to teach or badger their into using their right 'and education can become Little Hock, child will have a reading h ands highly successful. "Early recognition is very problem with or without It it m fna"t Ihait nt'ønl,,r it,,r,ri,ni )-., •,.,.i t I-tAkn?kki f,.,,v1,w4 his ,.,u. '.tv.,i,....., vv iUi('UI fl)pCaCLiViI)'. Thomas Edison was an Mlii) it. there art- all kind,c of Le1t'tRfldei's!;;gu:thr 'You get all kinds of corn. ; victim w 110 had two of the t'nuitional problems because of hiruations," Years ago because he believed classic symptonis. their failures in school. Many If, however, the child's visual the Japanese aversion to Edison never learned to are quilt' maladjusted by the perception is stronger, they can lefties was causing emotional read or write really well but tie time the) reach their teens. better learn with the "look-say" When children are forced was, of course, ii genius in other "Teachers should look for a type of teaching from left to right-handedness, inahihit1 1 the child too keep his respects Peters said such problems Dr. Hakozaki said, their This is a good example, mirxi on a task, (he inability to make it essential "that perhaps, to keep in mind when i sit still or stay in his seat and school and the family realize adool grades fall oil and they often suffer from disorders child Is observed to behave syIntoms such as a tendency that the child has a true strangely, often in a manner to reverse symbols in reading- physical handicap and that they ranging from chronic nervI that falsely suggests that he is such as interpreting was as 511W should not force him ousness and stammering to or in any r l serious mental Illness. . • li bad" or poorly discip ned t.i\ uiaku lift' hurt' difficult No one yet understands the xact nature of the nervous system malfunctions responThe Proposed Agricultural Center Will sible for it. but MB!) now is classified into three distinct A cauegories: I. The hyperactive or rkmetic type accounting bout 5 per cmi of all cases i&d characterized by inabihit> still and concentrate and impulsive behavior. The type known to hi'ti ''ulevelopinental dyslexia, - 'which simply mean_s a learning disabilitysuch as difficulty in I,reading or language. This also Ut ,' - .-- - • ON HARDSIDE LUGGAGE - - Samsonite Saturn II - Here s your opporturity to Quit comp'ete rratchr. sets of men's ofirld ladies' luggage at tremendous savings. Famous Samsonite Saturn fl an all the latest colors and all the current styles Con en today and Save Ouaniatiei of styles and cocr are limited " " - '' ..., '.- EXTRA I , I1 pack, 26 Pullman 29 Pullman Colors Two Bi wif K ay Lire Preaare Prrnlrn3nt 1, MnfarbI. ' ,11 . A "In my opinion, at the rate we'rg headed for a Crisis crisisi' we may be i_s" laccounts for about 5 per cent of MRS. 3. A 'mixed" type tif disorder including s mnptons triia bth the Agri C,atrr, I. R iohntn. Charman thick Wd 10.00 Goidiii Y410*. eorgo Illfail obi.',ori Si',,, 1 - 5000 3200 40.00 P,cfl Blossom $ 5.60 $22.40 6.80 27.20 8.00 32.00 8.40 33.60 Colors Oak and H.atP*r Gray Family Relations and Housing Pd 8.00 21 Men's Companion $28.00 24 Men's Companion 34 00 40.00 TwoSuiter Three-Suitor 42.00 Health & Safety • Home Furnishings Consumer Education • Home Management VOTE FOR THE AGRICULTURI CINTII MOND ITIM TUNS. MARCH 12 I? by Ctz*n to, 40.00 MEN'S CASES Clothing & Textiles • Food & Nutrition , Save 1/3 on Suit & Dress-Pak SAMSON IT E TRAVEL PAK wi th each offirst 100 Pieces Luggage Travel Pak corita,nt W i lk i nson razor, coioçr,,, comb. TooTh btth. tooth PA fit, tj31 iii,,, itadi, a id thread and remembrance boos LADIES' CASES RG. RETAIL SAVE SALE Beauty Case $25.00 $ 5.00 $20.00 5.60 Ladies' O'Nite 28.00 22.40 6.80 3400 24 Ladies* Pullman 27.20 L - to prey on unsuspecting citizen&" , ______ _______ _________ . ____ ____ _______ ____________ ___________ ______________ - " ____ - ' Light and liability "Failure to provide adequate lighting In these public facilities can lead to serious perx'onal injuries and bean open invitation to muggers and thieves to lurk in a darkened cor ncr, waiting '-... - ' plo'es from strike-connected violence in 1971. Connecticut, which does prov id e' state police protection, was selected instead for the new production facilities. According to Rep ('han,", F Fry, the 'flsor of the Ohio legislation, the denial of equal prot'ection from violence a strike is not only unfair and discriminatory but alsoinan obstacle to economic growth and expansion of job oppor' (unities in the states. Most of the state s large employers, he says, believe that the restriction on the highway patrol has. to some extent at least, been a factor contributing to outbreaks of violence during strikes in Ohio Americans have responded well to the call to cut back on their use of energy n some cases too well, The owners of commercial and residential properties who use the energy crisis as an excuse to reduce Lighting ex. ceulvelj "can Jec2ardize the saints of tenants and visitors and subject themselves to liability suit.,, warns Leonard M. Ring, president of the Ass ociation of Trial Lawyers of America, the nation's Iarcst trial bar associatjan, The association, says Ring, has received scores of reporjg from state trial bar associations and individual members telling of a significant Increase in Injuries and assaults that can be traced directly to insufficient lighting. Public hallways, stairwells, basements fire escape exiL. corridors, garages and approac he s to lending machines and laundry rooms are among the' areas that should be properly illuminated, he says. I. '. Joe Frazier was haunted by a death tlieat from black militants. His bodyguard was bolstered and sp ecial precau tions were taken at ringside, all unknown to th e sell-out Madison Square Garden crowd, birUWAy wishes. So, over the protests of fledgling entrepreneur. you return S - . grudge ught with Muhammad All,former heavyweight ch&mpionv her son) and some weirdo who tually liked 0w merchandise, you'll fmd Yourself stuck wi th 47 boxes of assorted In order to get worth, all your friends relatives would have to get sick v4 stay , - pl us you'd have to find a f Secret Pals with whom to exchange by their di,stinctive exteriors - Second thoughts on labor dispute laws rtm 7 0r 6712519 ,.• - . • it used to cost to feed their "So how many women do you warm. ' a n pictng a narmw vase holding a, 377441 ff. E111110111111111 . • - ', ANatnon$ Spring, Lids Nichots 5352992 vrr • , I "They'rehalfempty!" h as a representative of the &znbeam Greeting Co. Once you recover from the buUa] shock, you win wan t to Ip the product your budding capitalist plans to peddie. You'll find the "aseorted eUngs" lean heavily to 0w Get Well)pathy gender. get.well cards can easily be spotted 3223416 Deffona. DeBary Enterprise Fatvi,fl, Edward, s7433 - ,•, still contends Its wells are "geologically independent," He called effOrt P e I s Exp I ed Don Oakley Black Community - - I gym. prints, or a home course In child, you will no longer wonder. One day a parcel delivery truck will pull Into your dxlveway and unload a large box containing 50 bole' of "all'occasion cards," While you are embroiled In a heated argument wi th the driver, futilely insisting that ha mait hvs the wrong addess,y scurry out to proudly identify news printed in this npe, .-- - ri actually clips Lhom cwipoia and sends them of t, If you happen to have a lZ.year.olJ T he P4erij is mem ber of Ine Associated Press which enlified C*CitiSiiiy to the use for reproduction f all the IOCSi ' k,-" •tThey'rehalffull!" R You may have wondered who No part of any material. news or advertising of this edition 0? The Sanf or d Herald may be rCproduCed an any manner without vruHen Permission of the Publisher of The HCr3Td kiy and,vt.jI or farm responsible for such reproduction wan be considered &s infringing on The Herald's copyright and w.,iI be held liable for damage under the Publ i shed daai1 and Sundays. C'CPPT Saturday Sear Lake ForesIcity 2-2*li . . ' - ____ omd away for things, You've seen those enticing liWe coupons In the beck pages of magu1nes hr1ngyou to gefld In for a Magazines cilloce of Sartypord. Florida JIM f -.4- ____ ______ that an unwatclied child Is likely to A1h S _aOlYear vide that all mail lubscriptsons be pad an ad'aanc, Entered as second class ma tter August 72. 0I at The Po5t am t. _______ eoftheperilsofchfl.t4ia Pir -,.i ___ ..,., _________________________ ByJOANCOly Copley Same A$ Home Delivery sit -.. . '" On The Home front BILL VINCENT.'JR.. ChW Photoaph.r Ann Puley tncurred, talk about how little morning and decided they're " Wear you out?" I inqui red families "W8Y back when" and right. solicitlously. think paper diapers are an flre's nothing funny about a "Not only that, all the affront to motherhood. prune, firemen looked hike my kid "The.'e's only one problem "Wrinkles!" walled I to the brother, And then I remem. with being mature," said Pru. man to whom I gave the bered by son was on my first "The outside may have gone to blushing youth of my life, field trip. And he just entered Pot but the inside still feels 18." "Nonsense," said he, still college." "There's another problem nown as Baby Face in family We agreed. That's maturity. nth it," I added, "1 don't think rcles, "tiny li nes of character Maturity is when you shop for we're really being honest." 'hat build a face." a nightgown that keeps you "Why not?" gasped Pru. •• r1'' ,' ?" " ' -- RAY STEVENS Room Foreman Longlillopo - ______________________ Mechanical Supt. a Mature housewives, we class to the firehouse for a field 1 __ DemocraUcThomIsWIA)ken a slight favorite even though ii telectedDemo. ROYGREEN AdVIVIi$tflgMJgr FIor,d you 114EMMUMV01 am,was closely contesU4 with most observers ra ting Circulation Manager SUBSCRIPTION RATES 5k Week 4 Months .. . he did, The Ohio race, In 0w Ctncln. DEWEY ROBINSON CHRIS NELSON Maazln. Editor . . wa . .. A I took a look In the mliffor ft trip,-- she said. This has left the Navy on a tightrope. Assistant Secretary Jack Bowers obediently has come out for opening Elk Hills while hisofflhadatworkintostopS l , "l\ Henry Block has Prune 17 reasons why should come to us for income tax help. took iny fourth second-grade Copley News Servl , upirdon that such a move would leave Socal in a dminant market pbon , "1" the -- 'S1'(*i Maneg.r Comptroller JRICHARDS Sports Edlior ~ ~~=_ WE HAVE STATE FORMS Japanese WINIFRED F. GIELOW BOB LLOYD CJty IY ittleFunny is. JOHN A. SPOLSKI, Anodate Editor a. - cir cumven ted by legislation , dent Nixon called for the opening of the Elk Hills reserve, despi te a Justice Department ' .: • clear majority over seven Democratic rivals who had WAYNED. DOYLE AdvrtIIng Director & Associate Publhhit 3631707 - ~_ . age,owever,may now be EL area inone of the nation'i meststaunchly GOP districts, State &n.RobertLagomarslno won a TELEPHONE 1% ~... t. "., Tlw Republicu victory Can* in the Santa Barbara, Calif rratb L , "personal and confidential" and dated October 14, 1970, noted that "commercial exploitation of reservoirs discovered in areas co uld be arranged ." The memo warned, however, that "the probability becoming Involved with Navy...ia nearly lOOper cent," , -.. - . . . ._ - •f . the possibility ofsiphoning oil from Elk Hills. One memo. marked 1. L ,j, I 0 ,A ".. V -t . - Now thecourtshave issued a preliminary Injunction tostop Socal from continuing its drilling operations so do se to the Elk hills reserve. We have obtained Socal documents going back to 1970 about ' We hall corruption and . • . • Lii.. Sakir - •• '... would seep into the Socal wells, was forced to wells at the taxpayers' expense whether this will mean widespread Republican _____ - 8w Mail ' .'.. cia] elections so far this year have not been very favorable," panding mt Cl ( sighs a Justice lawyer. "a lot of thugs -. ' '-"' likely to be further uneasi. ness among Republican itrate gissandcanwjj be faci the' voters later titis year, su' -- ________________________ ' in payrolls.-have kept most systems from ex- ry '. '. * is proposing another steadily rising costs of operafing thein-mostly Home ' 4"l1('II1* some' (t'derl investigation ulis iuival slates lo'.'n activitY - hut it's clear (he pruput I iiira i ('1% 10 mititun this u'xpt'ricnced ,Iii (,ihlai,'huu'i .\,,%%r ii', 'si' I' nj ttuult',t.,f h'ws cleanilhi n",I"u '.11,1 ii' I'- the Republicans, after a campaign in which he sbtently Republican in recent third special election victory ofIsedth On e Watergate issue. years. or due to President Nixon's the ar, Republicans thleir Democrats had won the Socal, however, decided to dorm the Navyof its first - with both verdicts tom- yerx's two The Michigan and Penn- other problems In the economic in. _________________________________________________ because we probably would find out about it from our previous speciai sylvania results had been in' or energy fields. ConIVtosional districts sources inside t company. with long.establ(shed GOP "(It is) esaentlai," said me memo, "to avoid nthfmatjor vot1 habits. ''. :;. 1 V getting to the Navy fn Jack • • So the Impact of Tuesday's . .. •.. • SocahstarteddraungonJulyl7,im,.rt Navy, fearful its()áJ balloting in Ohio and California Mass transit systems already can get federal help in buying buses and trains, but the , 'and;ili,&ti lormer officials euuiItt'ufl1it iioiislv as I(t' the Justice t)vpartrnt'nt 7874fll511 aVs its own summary is Had as the k'dt'ral MlflulaIs - the same goal-the Infusion of dollars to allow local systems to meet the 322-2611 tard records real like t hiret' (turner cnngrt'ss,nt.n .pages out of Who's Who N 'ii t' servitig tinit' - one uiI one seems to have a Prt't'iM' Ilium, ('iurnu'Iiiis IihlagIR'r of I The company sought, according to the memo, immediate threst to rese and WUng Navy action." But tie documents recognize the strong possibilit y that the Socal wel might draw Navy ofl from t l.3bilUon.barrel Elk Hllljfield. A June memo recommended "a two.weH council president of people who wanted 10 stop It oItit'. John V. Kenni.y, Lackawanna, NJ.. charged in government.' 100 years ago, says former with extortion. From village But apparently tile poiii (if Iii,' flat IOflS ,rlwrt Stern, most trustees to a North Carolina Ca I thugs are no more but it has taken Watergate fiowerlul IMtlitR'al hrnsscs, has sheriff and MIme 70 Chicago numerous than before Just and a final public disgust to ,.''n convictu'd 01 extortion housing the scandal nmrt' visihile. "I don't think hr in g abo v.sidelil Ili Ill( Newark list goes officials, ut a rea l on and political honesi), has fallen so ('itv cuiuiie'il is lacing trial for much, says a Maryland led' m a il fraud . Nelson (;rs. The luestion now, perhaps, While admittedly in• eral attorney, "what has hap' is just how long the im onet' (liru'ctl,r of a federal complete, the Justice Departpened is that evcryhodv has munitit's will be out. Already drug illvvsligation mill. has nient's tabulation of indicted on a bewilder. dants is the best available. Its hacks in office - the law, the irig and depre ssing list of present listing carries names i1t&'ring of public attitude pt'ople,evvrybuidy has gotten against the •iiht'1u'd chicanery crackdown. of 350 public officers who've ed u h iiiti'ti ih' '.ami' in been indicted or convicted in "Many of the investigations Indeed, the climate for we've recently completed - the Past three sears. Several prosecution has been lair were started years ago ______ mblic servank soniv mrole legal ' review "to determine how far away from the boundary of the rery ithati drilling and production could be kept and how lg IN-1-11 Indicted fill- misconduct are filling up willi busted uttflvlciitui of accuptijig an ii , energy crisis by getting cars off the - aplwal EX-Mill % lan(I So. n'""' The c('urts'and jallllotl~io,,N I)illl lilt.%%.%If., ,IS IT%11'1111~! .1 government reacts," By CARL P. tuBSDonr cratic congressmen only three electlecs to Congress-iii Mk h. tt'rpr.ktl Political %riter times in this century. Luken igan and Pennsylvania, Those current trend . lune might go by before evidence of po tential drainage of the WASHINGTON (AP) was running reserve might become evident." woi and became the fourth districts also had voted con. against opera ting subsidies, federal Parties bl - "Everyboidy's Doing it.'* toward expansion of present formally asked congress to approve such puhIR" ('rlKk(.(l(t stOtt. In a northern Illinois and Mars'' states have .scores of ex'olfi• Since the beginning of these. three- y ear tretcti, the U.S. land and a half down othr daIs currently in the slam' s'cnties. Pinched by inflation attorn&.v's office there in• locations. Some of the defen' mers. One U.S. attorney who dicted 67 public officials and (taflis are household names, keeps an eye and taxes, citizens are no on the natitmal longer willing to wink at bu' convicted 35 such as John Mitchefl and proceedings believes "as reaucrals who have hands in M present in New Jersey, Agnew. Others are not many as a thousand' present the public till. Because krmvr Newark Mayor hugh William ltiutwr, zoning direc• or of former political (unction• this, some new and ag' Addonino is serving 10 years tor (if Wheeling. Ill char fed ari es may be for t'xtortiori. a former secre vfl U.S. attorneys haveW it h extortion; El don ment or in jail. under Indictfar%. of %I;,,(- has been in. Studebaker. ma = increased cooperation yor of BedWhatever the count. with, anti acceptance for, the tiic'd for contract fixing, a lord, Pa., charged with mall prosecutors hope it , oes even deodorizing ., process. Immer stale Ireasurt-r has -11 W. lias Ifee[) evicled from Unum to Omnis Idem f'aciunt his ehaifllk'I-s wInk' awa iting _ WASIIINGTON--,Secret corporate documents inidIcate that Standard Oil of California (Socal) schemed UIegaHy to top 14to the governmen t's Elk Ifihls petroleum reserve. The language or a June z, 1973, SDcal memo. fW ex sugb that thecompany was well aware t ts dll1ng Wd goVerflent oil from the reserve, Sinking wells around the northern border Of the reserve, j the memo, "cod allow considerable production lines. T1I11 ,'(t lHlIti cal ligtiiv changing from E Illuribus ~ category of federal support which cities can use either for operating subsidies or capital projects, made White House support of operaUng sunsidies essential this year. The quick solution seems to be federal lOWrVK *nt $2.5 billion urban transportation program included in the administration's fiscal 15 budget. Roughly, $700 million were earmarked for a 1111" Ill 'NE1V Although it is not a complete liii' ut'dt'ral t'xteiifliflati,,n tally, the Justice L)epart' prit'i'sc has been hiatt t'fluiigh ment's statistical sIirnrnitio,i .pi ro A gii e ss is s ti of official corruption for 1973 i'nih 'tiled III ifish,ii eni u II ' S('t9fl to &IPnIIrnI What ('tdUlg'. l"eilt'ral juil' and headlines have Intimated for fol ,li v, 111111ols 911"'Frifil- flit(, rnunths The nations motto is I*'rner. ('nnvict,',i of taking a Indict Standard unday4 March 10, 1974-5A Hone st D o litics Gone ihataway ? ay Tom Tiede WASIIINGThN 1) Secretary Claude Bnegar, who drafted a WASHINGTON- As gasoline prices go up and shortages increase, more and more com- way to f-las J .#11- - 0 uy v i The The Sanford Herald Anderson 'I' 511*4 )Il ao tUart t ?W Pw ta • ' ''. IMI $14.66 t-w i,,, *j 'u's U,riscpua , -i' O'uai4a $or,4a 3)507 no $ I? till -,* l .' Phon.,, O,ld.,Wjn,., Pork 843.7700- C,.co.632' 042-M.Ibu,,,m, 721-24I?- Ta i i H. ?678P59 Ooy'ona Beach 7551207 D.Sori.Dear,4 668•4136 Sonlord 67$l3li L-h, Co,rray 33-6566 ' • ';w• $13.33 �6A— The Sanford Herald New Courthouse ,4 T u i It .. I 1 0 taxat)R' property rvo)cctoru third of four articles that retirement cost of the bond Kemsona county bond tune isMle(atsixPercentinterest) referendum ballot Thesday, wouldtake.39mth(9cents per The four bend tunes proposed $1,000 of non-exempt taxable total U,U&* for ceutflacUon property valuation), of a courthouse branch office County commissioner Sid bui in southcenter, Seminole, newlding agriculture a th a Vihien Jr. said the commission is toying with the Idea of Saving floor u the Sanford courthouse judicial wing and a central taxpayers' money on future courthouse expansion, after roouIy security facility third judicial floor, Tuesday Seminole County Mcluig Uilrd and fourth floors to the adjoining sheriff's departvoters w ill ei ther approve or ;ner,t building and Jail. This, he re ject a1lj million bond tu saId,wWdbepbkif'ot for construction of a third floor approve a separate courthouse judicial on million bond issue Tuesday for at Sanford . central county security thie to booming PupulatiOn complex (Jail). and the unplanned for effects of VIhierispace said the cn:t f gatnin Article Five (judicial revLsloni needed by the extra the cour thouse-based system ( sheriffs building floors would co 51031U1UP by 400 per cent according to the be much less than that of a multi-story office ter that Judiciary. The addition of has been discussed briefly for Judicial wing third floor may be addition the northeast side of forced upon the county even If uie new to courthouse, voters reject this bond referendum item. County commissioner Mike A December feasibility study Hattaway Is &150 a by Gutmann Dragash and Mats msoner on the dici Ju al floor Arehitects Inc. esthna the ad dition. "We have to espand third floor construction and dut o Article Five," he said. furnishing will cost $1.4 million. •i people of Florida County commissioners have dorsed that constitutional. tentatively earmarked another amendment and have in cf. $350,000 toward a solution to f ec t, forced this si ti tua on," crowded parking conditions llattaway offered hope that a around the courthouse but this county com, slated for a might be required for con- sou th Semino le branch courtstruction of the third floor house buildng (also an item on because of spiraling building -21 - __ !' th TAMPA, Fla. (AP) - ' - ' - costs, project commissioner , j. 1. I _1 I 4 Tuesday's bond referendum 0 : : f1 By -. - WHAT'S THE ANSWER? OLDSBORO ELEMENTARY fifth grade students shoot their hands in the air to answer a question about justice and the court system from Circuit Court Judge Dominick Salfi. (Herald Photo By George Hayes) ___ ' iv ~r, -A' 9 c, FL Ri r)Ak O TODAY 7~ Jail Ends V t VC GEHAU) FORD p ...Must perform 1 I ;' i Ii c TALLAHASSSEE, Fla. (AP) husband John, a construction Ported the changes but was late -Florida's welfare director worker, had earned to doing so, says the state should revise a When released from jail last Rep. Dennis McDonald, R.St. law that led to the jailing of Wednesday, M Clark said Petersburg, one of most Ca therine Clark, a Tallahassee she "asked the Lord to bless vocal of a group of lawmake rs woman who works as a maid to that judge because he thought who urged the welfare fraud DON'T BE support her six children, he was doing right." crackdown, said, "It Is possible CONFUSED 'Fbe Clark case has raised a to go too tar. "We're going to ha ve to id number of questions about "I thi nk it's defeating Install a famous quality minister welfare fraud laws state's crackdown on welfare purposes of the law to put central heat & air Ci with some temperance because a food stamp cbea pele to jail for an offense if U we start throwing all the difloning system for ye ar vohing $ or $50, especially round comfort mothers in jail it's going to cost On the one hand, food stamp when the money's been rethe stata more money to pr Officials, Judge McChire ai p d," he said. ride foster homes," said the assistant state attorney who In Mrs. Clark's can, a minisDouglas Endsley, family aen'. prosecuted Mrs. Clark feel he ter w ho employed her repaid ices director. clearly violated. rule requiring the $41 remaini QD ng on her debt bin, Clark, 43, was senteced her to report income changes before she pleaded no contest to to 10 days in the Leon county within a week. SOUTHERN the fraud charge. jail by county judge Charles Although most of the Income Endsley said a 1972 law reAIR McClure, who said he wanted to was earned by her husband, he quiring food stamp officials to make an example of her. She was not charged because she turn all possible fraud cases of Sanford Inc. had failed iI on time was the person who dealt with over to the state attorneys may 100 N. Maple Ave. in in estra iflCo(fl she and her the food stamp office. She re- be too stiff. Ph. 322 $321 • 0 I. 4 however, Longwood used the legal petition method. City directed owners of property bounding ci ty lands to th e west to petition for annexation of th eir parcels and the highway. ( . a.,'.1,w u.o. i,.0 aouui .-, -- It I . I! - _____ ' CENTRAL AND NORTH- 5J 'i._iq* I .- i. h ___. -__ X - i I . ; .i A.. 1I 11 I ; iI ii - . t. J - = of SIwntbday Adventists, aado, he rustgntd to — padtkn of p'viklanl of Ethiopian Adventist Ct4Jege,Kuycra,Etpfa I- 1i DK ., GRIFFITH, superintendent of education for It A U — R Ifl SChool teachers MIL for the EthlOfdan Union with some and 'O students. Appoin ted to take his place as auperzntendeni of education is HanlIsli Fox, principal of Forest Lake Academy, Forest Ci ty, He will continue Of the lt'ademy until RENT THIS NEW ROYAL MODEL 590-14" LECTRIC TYPEWRITER FROM "MR. TYPEWRITER"" AT 37.5O PER MO. FOR 12 MONTHS AND IT'S us M ust another ci tizen I k , F Q4Zd £G 'ie/&a&u,e * OFFER APPLIES ONLY TO PRESENT NEW MACHINE INVENTORY _..1t. 4 ROYAL 590 FEATURES • Sapselee Preuasr MLtd,(* • M*' Uams: OIPQ$ PHONE 422-4594 / The CITIZENS 1111111 V 1 1 1 1 BANK 1O o - - ' - • • '• - - . • • ' ' - ' • . '-_ ' • ' judgments ousting the properties? The answer to the second question Is "not very likely." Longwood, Casselberry and Altamonte Springs would ha ve a tough time surviving If the revenues - ad valorem taxes, court fines, ut ility taxes - from the ann exed territories were lost in light of beefed up city services, What about the arrests made on t he illegally annex ed high- ° I- '. _____-. --s- . - • p ,' . A , ' • 4 - ,, - 4 J • - - 1 •.. •••• .. • I A • • ' AL: " 1 \ 3 it . '• vI' M ', 1" ' ;- • - to I F their cruise ship was blown aground were to be airlif ted to Miami today. Most of the 354 passengers were flown to Miami on Friday after the motor shi p Bolero went a grou nd Thursda y near Cozumel off Mexico's Yucatan Peninsu la , Lifeboa ts were used to take the pascngers (mmii the ship to the Island ml' l.inulfi'r,s,ng Iii" ran Into turd " ('41,1.4 . urin tiuntri I .ua,uj P.st' i )I h• t J.UI t ii • Siii• • , • • • Y ' ----• • • a , ' •- ' 4 . • ' ituil,'iI t. th HAVE been through a lot through the ages, and now it has come to sharing a log, Actually it's the sport of burling, or log-rolling, popular in Canada and northeastern United ' '' 1K 1111)1 hi' ' ,, - - kt coins a t,u'astir,' still assail ing r.lrwv;iI by Long Island other Mende tribal including children, had been "ac(luir('d" in .Sietra l.eom' "f"f' ""''' hi,inu1tint'ui ,i Ii4'Ckl,Ii t'ofl1 , 'tftt1hitjnifru.uIst,t L'Ol'h • enarm 1111 nurnerous along pjfl us .'rbo;i id and at tempted (IM)Ifl " haIhJpenedsin:ild 171a Id "" A ,vi,- I MAN it rir; [ saul that 'Iii . II ' • THEY 1 s sun 21 I cnur"t' i'ndt'd on the n' oh Slile HI Montauk I'oint, ii an Augu%trnornlng uI 11139 ts ho-ii State 1)epa rt rns"nt, t Supreme ('nun, two presidents. 't'ale ('nlsI'rslt'. .ind Ralph Waldo Em.', I inqut' s •'xpksit cau'd such ii S u me— I 7 incarceration ,ntI iii,iI ifl aniong others. Ili(Spanish 'infl:n(tht' ( S . _" p % hil. I h' (twin. but sailed west cerv night. hop ing to get bark to ( nba or I %IdVed. 4w (1.1%, st,'r,' w,,Ich,n ifl ' i I( IJt ::ls ui : 'lul I is 1: olt the high 'a and who later captured t tilt his corn' ianions at Montatik f'nint. Long Island u M1t'tjtit'nt •:- -• s&'tlt),I tIit'ts hut ing sw IIa'r,: has trained (logs to do just about anything a Africa. and 4up1w(I tO Ctiba trials. the jail officiak man can do.. roll (above)...balance (left) skip amid (he usual dt'iilorahk' charged adniisssnn for (Pit' rope right an(1 ...sometinles more ...stayingconditions of ou;h)erv4. :P,1,: Onque oul of the water when man can't. ceilled en fouit. In. a BrI1101 , Itian '41 %k 1 11 afl() "('Ii i.l trot' "I4'HO'nt "I h"t'ottt H -M, RENT }— J [ ThN NCR 10-Key ELECTRIC Addrn Machine -' ___ - sin - — iw~_ • " ""_ .. r. - - and apply rental tOWM purchase pr" oft%5950 - 11goft stuart - " . ' lJ imon$n I S POOLS *P 4't4 P.,..U3.iled iL 1dW__ i Pizarro's Greed Led To New V Trips By IIELE1'l PAGEL Copley New, Service Although Francisco Pizarro never entered th at part of the ne w world now known as the United States, his Influence did. For sheer cruelty and duplicity he has probably never been surpassed, but black as most of his deeds were, they did lead to ex. ploratlon of a great part of the new world. Pizarro W45 born in Spa in about 1471 and li ttle is known of his early life, but he apparently led a life of neglect with little or no education, Delegation Heard Protest Protests H 4 and piotmbly not found #(-x. with a nail. Imind som. t •tt , sfflth' :ilLirt, I"rench It',i is itw over fli* •'tittsi.aii. kil:in tt A , i,i'd turin iii the of the '.last'r and sis toe Ihi' 'tirican name Ssnge-pieh iilht't' • lii Alt ('inqin' should preM'nt Prol)leifl to histiirv bulls It 1h' siac the sin. of die African I court to oust the cities from It was about 1510 that he came to th e Americas where he settled In Panama and it was from there that his more famous exploit.s originated. He and ano ther army of fi cer, Diego de Alniagro and a priest, Fernando de Luque became par t ners and eventually th ey heard tales of the powerf ul Inca empire to th e sou th in what is now Peru. All of the stories stressed th e riches of the Incas and Pizarro and his allies determined to secure th is vast tr easure. They in terested the Panama government in th eir plans and obtained permission to conquer the Inca empire. Between the years 1524 and 1526 Plzarro's expedition made two voyages to th e south , but on ly as far as the coast of Ecuador, But althoug h they had not reached th e Inca empire i tself, th ey had ga thered enough Information so th at they were more than ever determined to co nqu er It. However, by th is time, with two fail ures to Ptzarro's credit the Panama government lost interest and declined to finance an fur th er expeditions But Pizarro, whatever his oth er faults , was not th e man to give up any project which he had sta rted and he promptly sailed for Spain to obtain per mission from Charles V for further exploration. Ch arles generously gran ted th e permission and made Pizarro go vernor of Peru, but t here is generosity stopped lie was not at all Interested in supplying any financial aid Again Pizarro returned to Panwna and alter a great deal of diffi culty f in ally ob ta ined enough men and equipment so th at late in 1530 he set sa il for Peru with about 180 men and 27 horses Th is th ird expedition also landed on th e coast of Ecuador, but pushed into the jun gle toward the Inca settlements. After capturing one Inca fort they were joined b reinforceitienic led h Hernandode Soto, who la'cr discovered the ?'l:c\:''appi I(iser I !ase*-"--,is, - 04. A NEW BRANCH IN CASSELBERRY AT 850 East HWY 436 Celebrates its $ frM4OPEJWNG FRIDAY • SATURDAY • SUNDAY 'f4: FEATURING REGISTER - '-,' f-h4-,4. "- EL GRECO DANCERS" performing to the popular music of the Has',aan Islands SAT, & SUN. 2p.m. 'hI S p.m. * FREE PANASONIC TV & RADIO COMBINATION - Pool Side viewing and listening pleasure - Just perfect for your ENJOY LIGHT REFRESHMENTS WITH US AS YOU SEE OUR FABULOUS NEW POOL DISPLAY. Balloons & surprises for the Children REFRESHMENTS - SPECIAL SAVINGS - BRING YOUR PLOT PLAN WITH YOU FOR ON THE SPOT SPECIAL SAVINGS AND SURPRISES. ASK HOW YOU CAW HAVE YOUR OWN HAWAIIAN LUAU POOL SIDE AT YOUR HOME. 0 Need r"I b r'r,r' win Ora*nr t' ri : APRIL I. P --,- 7732!~, ~ ~ - p PLEASE MIAMI lAP) - The last of 354 passe ngers stranded near the island of Cozumel af ter 0 Hierftewsioa,d: •SevnRspoats: Roll and Rudy Pipe, Aat.m.tic Paper Lock Iiicti; • Paper-tad ladicatav 'Teach Ciatrel: • NaN-Spy,., go to To Be Airlifted INSURANCE COPOhAT,ON . illegally annexed territroy' Will th e cities act by requesti ng court Passengers '4: w"f 0 I . HOWELLS TYPEWRITERS, INC. 602 N. ORANGE AVE. ORLANDO you he *115#1 iial irom Last year after unincorporated area residents banded together protesting th e cities' an nexation and rezoning policies, the legislators push ed through a local law slowing down the annexatlon and rezoning process, requiring that the cities to hear ci ty and county residents effected. City of ficials screamed "foul," in sisting the delegation was hindering their effor ts to pro vide services to the annexed territory, "We just want to give th em city services," the officials i.aid, venting t heir wrath on Seminole legislator, Rep. Euge ne Mooney, delegation chairman The fact is that 90 per cent of th e annexations and rezonlngs have been on petition from la nd de velopers and In many cases the de velopers were not seeking services primarily, but less stringent bu ilding req uirements th an th e county government imposed. Permitted development on flood pr one Lands Is a glaring example of this. The anne xa tion story would not be complete wi thou t noting th e co ur age of Mrs. June Lonnann, widow of the former mayor, in filin g the 1972 lawsuit against Longs'ood. Relieving she was fighting a cause th at had to be fought, she was th e butt of verbal abuse from Longwood officials and t hreats were made against her life by vested interests. In December she was elected to the Longwood city council by a ne ar 3-1 margin. A major plank in her election platform was her lawsuit "to require city officials to abide by the law." Coincidently, former Sta te Sen (leveland was Mrs. lor. mann's lawyer in the winning court action - __kJq - -• ways by m un icipal policemen ? Will the cities go to the legisla ti ve delegation , asking that four years annexation be legalized after the fact? j, , 0 0 E YO URS1 ! , nearly doubled I.ongwood's size and conic close to tripIIi., Ca sselberry's territorial lim its . " Thetimenow has come to pay th e reaper. Earlier this week th e Seminole County circuit court ruling on only one aspect of the highway annexations ousted Longwood from the section of SR 434 and five lots in Rolling Hills to which th e highway provided con tiguity. The ruling by Circuit Judge Tom Waddell also said that a cizzen has standing in the court to prosecute on behalf of the state of Florida in anne xations of this sort. The landmark decision poses more questions than it ITh - 1' - The tfuee cities' annexa tions In the four interv ening years, using the highways for contiguity, have tripled Altamon te's size, GROWiNG ___ J i', 1 " • I' Cities' Territol'pes Multiplies • SC%fETHIpiG me ' I We,e got u • - l '4 &)' States Bill Fontan't of Fort F'r'tnces ()ntirio SemInola to its city limits, picking l7- .gain at Its in. with SR 436 south past K-Mart. Also seized was SR 436 east to Howell Branch Roa d and west two blocks. Altamonte Springs claimed SR 436 in portions east to Casselberry and west to 1.4, la tching on to SR 427 (Maltli.nd Avenue south to th e Or ange County line and north (L.ongwood Avenue) to the Mllwee railroad trac ks. Altamonte later deannexed part of SR 477 north when they were pressured by abut ting bla ck section prope rty owners for annexation and services. , I Boulevard from SR 427 to U.S. 17-92 and 17-92 from orange Avenue to Gen eral Hutchison Parkway. To annex U.S. 17.92 from SR 434 to Setninoln Boulevard, Suhsi'iii,'iii I. h' line or the many nlysterit's i ugut'w hii'd them uI connected with 11w I •iInt'ia -.1111 M10101111-1, li t is Hearst k s(Inappsng i the IIa iri;i si hi', s' I ht' 't (if the narise "('inqul" iiiti and i lien -,hipped liii' spokesman and "(,en ,li,a; d 'h, Spsni'I: ht eral Field Marshal of (hi' I mi'l 'Yiflh,snn;se Liberation I 111)4 . Miss r ('l4fI Mt iii presumt':lahduciors This name has surely ts'n peakirig ('ft,k tli.ii ,ili 'i checked in all available list' going to he killed. Cint (I liii sI itis s1 ikt ings th oughout 11w n ition '' ., ' thick In 'ti: ii - '*:w vou -. flawums grinded on. Longwood took SR 434 from Its west limits to beyond 1-4, SR 427 sou th to the railroad tr acks beyond Mil wee School, Seminole Seminole Lodge - NAACP Civic lea ders throughout Seminole County, nota bly the late I f or mer county commissioner Vernon (Curley) Dunn wro te letters to the ed ito r, traveled to Tallahassee seesing help to stop the moves, challenging th e "leapfrogging" annexations at public or Hut th e annexation processes under the unconstitution al I* ________________ _________________________________________________ I Leapfrogging Challenged FOR YOU IN rjt,j ., , - ballot) "could relieve some of Dick Williams salt has enjoined the sce presre" at Polk County's sheriff and board of cclnmlsalonera The architects' report notes SJJ facility, from allowing racial segrega tion of prisoners at the county Jail, approxImately 10,000 square lie intiJ If voters reject The in junction Friday was included in a consent decree feet of useable space would be boods the signed by Sheriff Monroe Branoen. It items from a avsiht4e on the third floor for county commtujc might be complaint filed last May by Richard Kieffidienit, then expansion of judicial functions, able to pu t a branch court U.S. Attorney General. Brannen has said blacks are The new area would be able to facility. In city-owned buildings sePartedfrmwMtes at the jflfor dair o wn ety handie some of tu needs Aftamonte Springs or of the Judicial system. berry far the convenience of The st doesn't go into south Seminole definite plans as to Just what Hurts Women The Sanford courthouse would be housed on the new projectwu delayed p,yfiy SARASOTA, a. (API-Two women were being treated floor but Willia ms said the years while litigation over Uw at a hospital here today alter bei knocked down Patients are being accepted at ng J udges already need additional location was by considered in the bzrtaalence from a tailing National Airlines jetliner at In the 1 than courts. Sarasota Bradenton Airport. $4 million courtvoters had approved a $3 Merle Sears, 73, of Bradenton was admitted to house, million Nursing a ConvaIesc million bond Issue for a new hOspital Friday with broken rlln and Ann Schnlrel, 72, of Residence cvsUwbut J.gUwdelay East Aura,N.Y., with abrobanptrl Govan. ?4of Same Good Care ..roo,ns and the county pJla M1AMl(AP)_24da mno, EAST FLORIDA Washington, D.C., was released after treatment, pgj an Supplies commiuion chamber has also money originally prop torists will have their best ample with only eight of 66 staSame Good Stuff A National official said the women were standing osed for been used for trials. A fourth county jail additions had to be chance in monthi of finding lions checked in Orange, Volbehind a fence when the Boeing 727 jet turned around to Sun4e Good Food courtroom is maintained a used for gasoline this weekend, accord- usia and Duval counties out of take off for Tampa and Washington DñaI4 Orhtim block away In a leased building. Since ie tog to a survey taken by the gascomparedto 30 astw, o Chief Circuit Judge Dominick * M. "We're now looking for SaUl, in a East Florida Division of the January letter to FLORIDA PANHANDLE "We Intend To Continue This Po li cy" ano er temporary cow'trootn Cocaine Grabbed, Man Nabbec American Automobile Assoul- Sspplies better than average. 3005. Sly Ave. th county commissioners, pin. Sanford Ph. 322475 facility here in town," Williams poüif the problem faced now ation ____________________________ MIAMI (AP) - (l.a Customs agents have confiscated 24 salt 'Ibere's no doubt we need with judicial space saying: AM said Friday that a pounds of cocaine with an estimated street value of $1.5 — = Judicial , ce." "w Spot . of 275 stations u million while arreating a Colombian man judicial possession for ° juilejal a&fitlon bond If spa support ces across the state showed that l the drug. officials nay. Is approved the., n space designed, 0 of plan to be open Sunday. Agents said Antonio Amaya, 33, was arrested Friday th .r was little, If 1h 't be available until the any, logical pl ing or wouldn That compares to 110 last week. carrying a briefcase holding 18 pounds of cocaine. They f ann bonds are validated, sold, con latlon expansion AAA also reported the num. said he was st opped after "searching for something" nor any struction plans drawn, a COfl- dication that Article Five oul bet of service station dealers aboard a New York to Miam i plane. w d tract awarded and the actual besofarre,chi among the 275 out uf gas scope of nglnIts 5 4 pound construction done. This increased judicial sp dropped from 79 last week to 40 Park geolcocalne they had found on re onsiblfl. the plane Thursday sequence of events would take ty." this week. Long waiting tines at at least two years. stations have almost diiSaUl noted cwt space needs Feud What lf the votersrejectthe will appeared, the association bond Ie? a&ieii July when Juvenile ,, JAClCSONWUE,FIJ.(AP)_.Y14 NAACP official "Iwoulds'tbesg'psjaedif the rsq But coat Is rising along wi th a Sam Jones says the civil rights geots state president tron tiwee availability. courts Order the coustey to build a the third anticig iase the power tor,mo,ehlmfrom office floor anyway, levying run a full A newspaper survey in Dade State NAACP field director R.N. Gooden had said week with the Addition the i&uaary taxes over a two. of 17-year.olds Friday that president Eddie Mae Steward of Jacksonville (ointy showed that prices have Increased about year period," Williams corn- jurisdiction under a new law, was suspending Jones from the chairmanship of the legal per cent in mented. "If this is done we the Last two months and to alredress committee for making unauthorized Seminole isn't the news have some real fiscal and most 30 per cent at some stareleases. county facing Judicial space -_LU!k&L,,,,,j legal problems.' could lions. "I plead guilty to making unauthorized news releases," problems due to population Informally circuit court increases and Article price of regular gasoline at Jones repli ed early today. "I'm a firm believer In the lint Five. Judges have already Indicated Brevard SaUl stations checked Friday ranged 11 I amendment to the United States co nstitution granting all is in the to county commissioners this prof plan from ti.' cents to 56.9 cents cItlzerntherIghttoafreepr,jrrsp,. ning to add five I I I I , (01ya 2 premiuJngugoing for 51.2 10 (D Jones said chairmen cannot- be reznoved withoutbeingto with could take PLuv if he bow more nom to thfr 621 cents Issue is turned down by the and the same problem a gallon. given forma l charges of cause and that no such statement AAA survey breakdown: voters. has reached n• ige 11w bond issue would be for FLORIDA Jones, also TURNPIKE of JacsonviUe, had said Thursday that SaUl told comm both 1W up to 5 years. Fiscal agents Sup ies white excellent with only pl political bosses, whom he did not identify, had the third floa judicial addition say, based on non-exempt Palm south Seminole misled some NAACP people into undeserved attacks on Reach and Pompano branch Beach plan Stations Gov. Reubin ui ! plans "must be C011111711110111011 gas. Gooden nd Steward had cri ticized Askew for not completely sip'ted by all INTERSTATES Supplies aPpCdnUrg black judges. Jones pointed out that Askew commissioners and Judges if it excel lent with only three of 18 appointed four black judges before a new constitutIonal Is to succeed. If it does not," he stations checked on 1-95 limItamendment required him to name Judges only from lists 1ald,"thenthlj ere be ae ing purchases, 11 open six days submitted by nominating commIuj. consequens for each of us a week and il ve open Sunday, wi thin less than two years." ___________________________________________ _ J It was no se cr et in local gover nment in 1970 that Un. consti tutional means were being used to an ne x highways as the citi es of Casselberry. Altamonte Springs and Longwood raced to grab land. The city attorneys, Joe Davis In Longwood and th the Supreme Court decision as members of the 1965 Legislature, They heeded the plea of then - Mayor A. R. l.ormann of Longwood, pushing through speci al legislation to legalize Longwood 's annexation of U.S. 1792 frontage and the %inn.fllxIe complex at the intersection of SR 434, accomplished before the Supreme Court decision was an noun ced, In the late 1960's when Longwood attempt ed to annex the Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club, Clevelard representing the dog track warned city councilmen very emphatically that the law they were trying to use unconstitutional The city back ed oil. But in 1910, th e elected city leaders were not interested in legal aspects. Prime consideration was extending territorial limits, ensnaring hi ghways to make other choice properties contiguou s (adjacent) to city bounds by virtue of the highways. t - lf me . day. Oas is and Mack Cleveland, both of Sanford, had s pecial experience wi irector Wan ts Revision e are Fraud Laws More Gas Ready For Florida Drivers lh Fran c o i s Berlin DONNA F'! efficlals, The only law on the sta te books w hich permit ted hig hway annexations was declared unconstitutional by the Fiorida Supreme Court in 1965, five ars before the ye annexati ons took place. The law was not repealed and remains on the books to this - -1 I I• - Altamonte and Ken McIntosh in Casselberry, made th e fact very clear to elected . • W -. Herald Staff Writer 0 - • Sunday, March 10, 1974-7A Name Mystery covers rianap uelwerafions - • Donna's ; I I -- r, ... lt~ . , , Vice period of transition." relationship with the President. I President Gerald Ford says And And he said Americans are lie said that in meetings with that while President Nixon's of rhetoric and want re- Nixon, he has urged the PmlpopularIty Is at a low ebb, that suits. dent to make "more press conof the Democratic (ongy. is "They do not care primarily f.j, trips throughout even lower, whether Republicans or Demo- the country, away from Wash"Muih has been made of crats do the job," he said. tngton And I have repeatedly the President's low rating of 27 "Elected officials must per- rggested that an attitude of per cent in a recent popularity form or face rejection at the cooperation with various poll," Ford said Friday in polls." committees of the Congress speech at the University of Ford made comments at a would he beneficial. Tampa. fund-raising dinner attended by "1 think we have made sub"But the same poll disclosed about 170 people at the Uni nUal headway in this rethat the public rated Congress versity. The dinner was to help at 21 per cent considerably former Rep. William Cramer, a gard," the vice president said. lower tha n the President," he St. Petersburg Republican, Ford had been across the said. "Both need help. It's dan. raise money for a cramer Col- state in Miami Beach earlier in gerous if we don't rebuild that ectlon of papers at the univer- the day, where he had held anpublic image." si ty.. other news conf erence and Ford told his audience that In a new conference at the spoke at a fund-raising lunchthe nation "Is not dis. school earlier. Ford spoke of eon for St. Leo College, a prilntegratin it'sgoing th rou having an "open door" vate school in Central Florida. The Sanford Herald - ... , .f I is Ford Claims Nixon Still More Popular Than Foe A V, ' * % voters (Ed i t ' Notr - ~~7 I .__ -.% -., ; Is ~. I 4 - . ,A - tg; Sunday, March 10 1974 GET OUT & VOTE Come to the Isle of Tropicana in the • - FOR THE AGRICULTURAL CENTER yy 1 O f JXE FOR THE AGRICULTURE CINTIR IOND TIM TUIS, MARCH 12 Pd to, by CHut,ns I*r the A5 1 COAler, I, R JOP,fltf,,fl, CP,.rmia rJ'JL3, ul'II_. City of Cascelberry t) sse loop, No FLORIDA'S LARGEST POOL BUILDER at call 83492OO today 850 East Hwy. 436 Casselberry MAIN OFFICE 3400 East Colonial Drive, Ortndo DISPLAY OFFICES ALSO IN DAYTONA BEACH & TAMPA OFFICES IN J1(ktø,Il,, Titusville, Melbourne a Cocoa Come enj oy, snadt Enlertainm,nI. m.tt win a TV and see new ideas in pool design �~ . ~ 1 i. ..I IIIA—The Sanford Herald Lunday, March 10, 1914 ! - ! . A i I f A Deadly Killer Confronts t MI tC h Its I M eets ~ Item@ Action (LJ!1' Lyman Today (ectiveness in this illness. have heartening statistics on ban-monoxide or smoke life. looks or brain power Countless thousands of fire Car bon monoxide, the pro- salvage of wouIdbe suicides poisoning. These developments so 1--;" duce of imperfect burning, Is who stuck their heads in the Can the hyperbaric cham- strained credulity that most victims have died not because odorless, invisible and gas oven or left the car motor ber do something for the doctor3 for a considerable -4 slightly lighter than air. 1 is running in a closed garage, libido? Increase sex chive m tlme kept their findings quiet. of burns but through failure to so deadly that air containing 115 well as for victims of acci- men past their prime? Give or venture' guarded, dis only one per cent carbon dentjsmoke and exhaus in wojnn firmer breasts ... closure only to close col monoxide can snuff out life in halation. receive treatment for carbon— skin with fewer wrinkles or leagues In a recent single year in sags.. longer fingernails? I 10 minutes. I (Pulitzer Prlze•w Inner Carbon monoxide kills by Milwaukee. St. Luke's hyperf)oi(makcanal,o'e-nor- Vance if. Trimble liedItOrO( monoxide poisoning. Such H> J ItICIhthtHs asphyxiation, blocking dcliv- baric chambers treated 9 mal I.Q. jump even higher? the Kentucky Post and as they meet Lyman High Jerry Mays-led Seminoles got first Four Seminole fielding or Sports Editor cry of oxygen to vital tissues,, carbon-monoxide victims. Of Turn graying hair dark Times-Star.) George Simkanich all added However. Steve Ferrell's deaths obviously can become School in another intra-county back a pair of that margin, but throwing errors o(wh$chthebralnlsthemost those patients who reached again? Cause liver spots on and Bernoski's base wa!lops to their totals, diamond war. ground out to the first baseman faltered in the top the sixth of 0I(I4NfX) vulnerable. Oxygen, of the hospital alive, there was the skin of old people to fade, ,I. , control problems were listed as -- Fighting a lateSunday. March Advertisement 10,, 1974 fewer when more firemen and left what was hoped to be a rally course. norma 1), Is only one monoxide fatality, — or totally disappear? ImPage 9A inning bugaboo, the Sanford One of the Seminole's two Inning when they could only a major factor in the loss. In the third frame Bernosici strandcd tranporti'd to the tissues by a child who tlrEt had been prove deteriorating cyesight? If one more run. Seminoles, winners of last wins this year came at th e led off with a double, but had to the hemoglobin in the red taken elsewhere, causing a A pair These are questions that [ season's lug Eight Conference hands of the struggling GreyIn the sixth, Ferrell flied to blood cells. But hemoglobin is three-hour delay in treat- m of doubles, one each And that was eventually from Joe Benton and Bernoski gstay home when RiCharde hyperbaric doctors do Ilaseb4-ill Tournament dropped hounds, Either Chris about 250 times more at- ment. t, short and Si:nkanich singled, ounded out, pitcher to fi rs r Franks, matched by the capitalizing in the third Inning highlighted a not want to talk about. al ge a 5-3 decision traded to carbon monoxide Smoke inhalation victims though they are pretty, sure to Oak Ridge who already owns a win over Pioneers followed by another fly-out. in the bottom half of 5lX4litSHSatt.ackbutthelrjbe decerebrate — a condition than to oxygen; thus any of ususally suffer also some car- the despite out-hitting the host Lyman. or By Vance H. Trimble George Hoffman, that frame, answers are affirmative. walk RiCharde's single moved Sim" 9 I KenCoopergoton via a couldn't manage to string roughly equivalent to a this poison gas inhaled zooms bon-monoxide poisioning, team Pioneers. INEWSPAPIN VNITIJIMME A-%%% They fear that verbalizing the Tribe's most solid mound th provided the kanicbtosecondand he cainein and Robert Smi chic en with its head cut off. on a sort o top priority into even those who do not but will suds sensational findings Iosing pitcher David icr. enough base runners around the second out Fifteen hundred people die Shoveling 300W, he had step- the blood stream, brushing benefit from hyperbaric prior to on an error by the right fielder I. Today at Seminole hligh, the performer this season will get of with E le ctronic hearing tests the firmest kind of of carbon-monoxide poison- ped into the garage where o7gen aside. noski went the distance, crucial blasts to do much jop foul the starting , 7. Tribe will treatment because the tank scientific proof might to the catcher, Ben- on Cooper's blast. But, Smi th 's have its chance to will be given free at the Ordamage to the Metro Con!er expose ing annually in the United the car was running. Now he scattering three hits in his f the victim is taken out steps up their sagging oxygen tlit'in to ridicule ton's double brought the similar ground-out, pitcher to ange Hearing Aid Ctr. 1S03 S. gain win number three in seven in the mcdience team. After spotting the Pioneers to set-en-Inn ing performance. States, and 10,000 suffer was deeply unconscious from Into fresh air it takes five tension and at the same time cal fie Orange Ave. Orlando for a starts of w ha t may be profession, Seminole Pitcher home, and he first, ended any rally chances. and that the chronic ill effects from ex , carbon monoxide, his arms hours, 20 minutes - provided reduces edema in the lungs. another a four run lead coming off a recorded four strike outs and limited lime only. uncertain course of 11110 toPreston RiCharde, posure to the poison. came in on long season for the local nine, pair Robare's next-up and legs thrashing about, his he is breathing — be fore half of two-run frames, the gave out five free passes Experts realize that count- ward A Certified Hearing Aid $4mn*Ji 007001 3 6 11 an important to — Hobare, Shaun O'Brien and single. By J Richards One expert hazards a guess brain scarcely functioning. the car bon monoxide is elimi- less thousands of tire victims toolbecoming of healing might will Oak Ridge Aud i ologist be at this of 7 001 i—S S I that 800 to 900 of the fatalities p . His blood was 80 per cent nated from his blood, Mean- have tiled not because of lice to perform the lest ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------. wrecked if the tickle 1itihle c could be prevented by :it urat with carbon hile lie tniv lh ur titler lOiIih 1)111 through (ailuh• iii I - I . " Herald Sports Editor -. *ho his IrQuble suc'uinbI iii Ui.iir.iiittt prompt hyperbaric oxygena- monui(Ie, Saturation as low Iwrmanent brain damage. if receive treatment for car- enticement he aring or understanding is of Fountain of (ion, 'drenching" the body in as 30 per cent can kill and 66 the ambulance driver or in- bon-monoxide poisoning, wekometo have a test using 'I __ a pressurized tank with ox- per cent, if untreated, is tern gives 100 per cent ox- Such deaths obviously can Youth hoopla, the latest electronic equip Hecause so much is Originally I had planned ygen, forcing more oxygen uniformly fatal. ygen y mask, the washout become fewer when more u to wait until I _; ___I ed 14 had receiv some % mint to determine his or her nknown in the whole I Runs reaction to a previous column about into the blood stream. . 1. I ; l)r. Er c P. Kindwall, who time — as it is called - will firemen and ambulance dri physiologic -,-th e state of sports in particular lots field, hyper1L If more firemen, am , runs the hyperbaric cham- be cut to one hour 20 minutes. vers are alerted to the I _2 ~ ./ ___ iI ~ Seminole County. That plan went out the window Everyone should have a 1180 t.irjsts haven't been too surbulance drivers. rescue hers at St. Luke's took him Hut in a tank at three atnin- çotentiaI. Dr. Hashir A. prised by had done a vast hearing test at east once a injustice to our conununity. I the exotic side squadsmen, policemen. and directly into the hyperbaric spheres of pressure absolute was addressing _____ myself soley to the state of interscholasti c sports; year if here is any trouble at ikria of Columbia Univer- effects. the manifestations doctors in emergency rooms chamber, and started pres- ( TA) and breathing 100 per silly's not recognizing College oi Physicians have surfaced more or less 1w th e need for people sports, Not Just all hearing clearly, Eveh knew the location of the su:izing. When the pressure cent oxygen, the washout and Surgeons, math' the situa- accident. Certainly students but also the rest of us ________ peopit no w wearing a hear. who live in an area potentially so great in in the nearest hyperbaric chamber, reach 20 pounds By Leslie Waller per square time is onl y 23 minutes' Also lion clear in a review of a beginning there recreational and other A. owner is told of a black m I -1 '' aid or those who have ____________ was no ormany carbon-monoxide vic outdoor activities need to be considered, inch, Kindwall said to the the risk of brain damage series ol autopsies.OfIOSIire ganized -- -. market telephone drop Wen told nothing could be attempt to taktims on• would have a By JOHN CHFRWA better nurse: "When we Set to o drops drastically because the victims with less than 40 per St championship trail for the Park's Not-din was second and (EDITOR'S NOTE: The writer in g illegal gasoline orders. done for them should Psav a rate 1" such a range of chance. It has been proved in (PSI) he'll be herald Correspondent lucid. pressurization le calls the numbe th reduces cent of the body surface )'outhifying phenomena. is a close observer of organHounds winning the high jump Dalton of Seabreeze took third. arid hearing last find out r and. Milwaukee. Then a voice from under rain swelling and sends ex- burned, he four!d 77 per ('cUt Undeveloped Rec Resources lied crime and the author of no questions asked, orders a about the lateit methods of at S'lO". Hut in day-by-day clinical -. The first track event was the Last winter an ambulance the oxygen mask said. I'm tra oxygen to the brain via should have survived. and The real race in th e Grey. several books on the subject. delivery of, perhaps, 10.000 screamed u to St. Luke's hearing correction. In 76 work, hvperttarists tn'gan ine high Jump th action 120 high hurdles won by local lucid, the plasma, cent of these fatalities (Iept'ndentl, 'r But, strangely this Is not really th e case, 11 _ h'unI Invitotional including "The F'amihv and gallons of high-test fuel The tree hearing lest will was not for McMillian of Daytona Sea. star Greg Chandler in 14.2. Jim stumbling iimtii Hospital in ilwauket' with a ______ We actually hie ii _____ _________________ This case illustrates the hs-Medical centers crc related Thit' Voice with tanks to r('sjilrattirv Or the telephone . ..-. ' - "The Swiss flank Connec he given for a limited time deplorable state of ezsistence, speaking of our recreational Utic\pet'ti' ,tnd UrIt'spl•ilfll first. sshich Winter Park won by breeze was second and Joe Rutho(Ribault was second also perbaric lank's dramatic - in all parts of (hi' country, complications, such as car- chang'. _______ quotes a price in (he range of 40-year-old man who was ______________________________________________________________ . tion' only at the office listed be resources that in their patients f a mile, but for second posi have been fully developed. on , ti SO to 60 cents per gallon, with Arnold of Jackson Ribault was ..,,., - with a time of 14.2 a nd W in ter ttt_, tran,, not that. low If you can't ___ ____ .r..w iumu — i.'it.AJ - delivery timt'at about 2a.m. Did you know there is on ly one lake where between Jack sonvi lle Ribault third. Clearin the county residents number below and g 5'8" was Glenn Park's Ziesmer was third. L_ _________ The scene: a suburban filling on a Sunday morning. may swim unapproachJ by the and Orlando Evans. Ribault Hill of Lyman. thought th ey are trespassing on arrange for an appointment ___ ___ Roberson was the winner in station in an Eastern state. someone else's land? It's in Lake Mary. Th At the appointed hour a took second behind Its ex. at home. Call collect. - Our at's a long way to go The shot put found Mike the 100 yard dash with a time of The time: early morning, as a e lank truck appears to till the for a swim In a Seminole County lake if you don't happen to be traordinary mile relay teem. Wilson on top wi office is directly across the ve an g or' 40-car line of motorists waits station's underground tanks th a throw of 98. Ear lier this year he t urned ______ slreet from e few Orange The Parkers totaled 89 points 5461.,". The senior property owners situa Of th ed ti on gas up. such a lake.We have n' ' ' ______________________ from Evans in a 9.6 time making him tops In By MARGUERITE 8(1W The owner pays in cash VAN a disease of the 20th Century. and a Memorial Hospital. Publi c pools in the north end of the county and what and the Jacksonville school had is one of th imatiently to wo businesslike syndicated columnist. gente' ters in the the state. Jim Flemming I there ism e top shoo ___________ Next morning the station Copley News Seri'ke was said Mayer. There were more chaired the 1969 White House Cauelberry had to wait a lo ng time to men with;rinted order books starts selling gasoline Trojans took third with Metro. Carl develop. Swnmerset Swim at ____ Hutchinson was second with a 9.9 and Hams of ______ ____ than 3 million coronary cases Conference on Food, Nutrition start at th e back of the line prices of from 65 to 80 cents Club was built by developers with eventual 61 and Oak Ridge nipped second with a 53'6" and Jim alms to deed it to that _____ WASHINGTON — Eighty last year with 800,000 of them Jones completed the short and move forward on foot per gallon. Customers rarely city, also getting away from upkeep costs, I.y,nan for fourth 29-27. and Health. , Ross of Evans took third, It was done by other giving each driver the ask any more years ago the distance in 10.1. "sedentary" ending in fatalities, he said. questions about than a political entity — a city. Other teams that followed The long jump saw records welcome - 1 "We're news. tr Don Cook's a-cu country this expensive windfall than person was typified by the clerk The big factors in causing "Within the last few years, ' were Boone, 21; Jones, 20; break with Jim Fleming HEARING AID CENTER -ving to speed this the owner did who, six days a week, got up at coronaries are diet and mode of of ability carried over to the mile about the Seabreeze, we've made enormous progress up. so tell us how many i$O)S ORANGE AVE. 19; Edgewater, 18; Evans going 22'1 '2". _ gall 5:30 a.m., split wood for an life, he said. Your source of the gasoline. % . Joe run winning In fine fashion. Bishop Moore, 32; Trinity grazsdfathe, and no face an entirely new set Only One Place To Swim Ins you want. Pay now ORLANDO . ,. If he had, e might have Prep, Jackson from Edgewater took Lcveh of Jones was second and how', walked three miles to . w . - and show this receipt to the moy have eaten foods high of health problems," he said. 10; Apopka, 4; Kathleen, 1; learned that a highly organ- work, stood on his Job for 10 849•6520 and second and Lyman's James Greg Sparks, also a former man at the pump. He'll fill 'a'. cholesterol, said Mayer.but he '-. ., Sanford Naval .0. water in a very- big - , ired network tills his order.iwuio, .s,. ..k. .. I_t. s.,...— waiicu .-i'.--.i k-..-Mikell broke a long standing cross country star was third. you inu a.iiu WVD " right1 rmwrw11-ou deserLWhat was oocehop e probably d to be didn't come dec lar ed wild In most cases the truck that chopp have i',,, Mike Roberson was the in. record in the boogjump wi th a Naturally, co cc a o delivers to ed more wood, Wekiva River, Is still threatened by pollu The 880 relay was taken by automation, an automobile or a If -him has been hidividual star winning the 100 jump of 21'lO". MIkeHtjt-oke the tion on one end; t ---.',,- , .1.., of cash. And, of course, when tacked less ". Oak Ridge and the Sprint on from • Altamonte Sp than six hours .... seclentary uiC. rings' Regional sewerage treatment plant and over I yard dash, 220 yard dash and mark of Jim Payne held since 161 Medley the motorist shows his receipt before it begins its round of Mayer, one 5, developm by Jackson Ribsult. of the country's t on the o -' .-. • "— I,, "Today an active person Is en ther end. The Three Rivers project . It may to the man at the pump, " 1- ' - --,4,'-' ---. -'- 440 yard run. 1937, .athe illicit deliveries, after which best-known nutritionists, The mile relay was also taken soon become an endangered river, the one who thinks he will play But no one can do very much whole thing turns out to be a j will be abandoned. The Parkers are considered a - - In the pole vault ne ither of by the Jacksonville crew, The "moderately acti-e" goIfneztSaty,'Th.eaj iboutIt(Polluflng erlver)untijstjchtjmeaslth con 'a me. top power in the track and field Winter Park's th as afreadyhe . This is only the first move fellow says Gary PastelIn the 440 yard run Roberson dumped In, garbaged over and had three tons of fertilizer per Mayer, did all the person is the one who actually ' events with plenty of depth mayer nor Wtserever gasoline is In of organized crime tow,trd same day Rick K.smner short supply and flhing sta- cashing in on the energy could cam in first with a strong things but worked in a played last Saturday," Mayer that was first A UTTLE BODY ACTION intended for well kept lawns sifted into its still 4: which has been a problem clear 131" (inn lines are Ion ganoi cr isis for first place so showing by local favorite Glenn hanized of joked dear water , but no one expects it to factor y, . .. Rick Nordin os sparkling . That's a shame. And a river, as we all among Seminole County they were both awarded the Otto who took fifth in 54.1. crooks will victimize thou- end there. World War If ex- col". The "active" person know, can't cry foul. Not even dogs schools. But there have been some who supposedly bite people (herald Photo by John Cherwa) sands of drivers a day. But. periences indicate that the ri bbons. Third went to Powers can do that. Rob Moreland won the 0 planted fields and the "very positive changes, too, mainly when it comes to the Greg a Chandler turned in the of energy mob grew fat handling every active" worked 70 hours a Bishop Moore and Tom y ar d rim wi th Bill Armstrong Oh, but what about sof tball leagues, someone asks? Th crisis, this Is mere peanuts. -best time in the sta te so far this -. . ey're kind of black market goods as a lumberjack or with week slowly growing understanding gash of Lyman took fourth, coming in second. Terry Tra vis What the master planners a pickVowing by leaps and bounds. That's very true and it speaks of a today of how-we-live versus year in the l2Ohigh hurdles with The ffinal field field event the was fourth in 2:01.9. 14 the national crime syndicate from steaks and butter to and-shovel in the mines. I society that wants recreation, but not all People want softball how-we-eat. a 14.2 for first place. The nylons and auto tires. Again. ,., , , „, .. was won are already doing. or getting by Gary FowlerThe other events, the two .AJmpare that to today 's $11 d leagues. They may want some more quiet, perhaps smaller but no ues(ions asit ed } Iayer Wiu ocumen ting Trinity Prep junior is possibly with a toss of 160112". Fowler m.ile was taken ready to do, make these con by Don Cook When gasoline was ra- definition of "sedentary' to these changes when he more of them, parks where they can bicycle to for a picnic, for i games penny-ante stuff. the best short distance hurdler was a heavyweight wrestler for from Winter Park and the 300 tioned during World War II, 'very active.' some quiet comtemplatian of clouds and birds and a coordinator of the National in the state. At the moment, according summer the T Trojans and has made coupons the intermediate hurdles by Ruth -There has been a tremen- Nutrition Policy Conference, breeze. to law enforcement offlci9 mind. siere in great deEddie Esch continued on his transition quite easily. Winter from Jacksonville R.lbault. Veteran police officers dous change in our way of the most lucrative scam Thankfully, the Central life sponsored by the Senate Select Florida Zoological Society is going the mob is working is to hi- recall very clearly that 'he and people are not aware of g provide a little more help in the immediate future. As it grows, g it,” Committee on Nutrition and underworld sold a t of counRegular Oak Ridge Stops Tribe Comeback, 5-3 Sports i-1, Hearing Tests Set For Orlando Area ambulance drivers are alerted to HBO potential. Sports -- Spotlight - ______ 0. 0 ________ _____ ________ -_,• Ahead For Gas?. Winter Park _____ Black Market 1st; ______ . Battle Is For Second ____ M. .~ _ ,.. __________ ____ ______ i-r' Di t Needs Ha ed Ch ___________ -4h. ' URANGE TqV.': PHONE "- i',. , -' t ses discus Z i Aaron s Chase To G ve I V Braves o jack entire tank trucks of terfeit coupons, later switch- Mayer told a meeting of ft Human Needs. The conference gasoline will be held in June. this way to c-der. It works Ing to stolen ones, or those Washington Press Club. The change has taken its toll A local filling station supplied by bribed governMayer, a professor '1 J ) ment employees - - as with increased coronaries— nutrition at Harvard Universit% - - - Ti . on the road with those big compact cars," he points out. of gas — than they could get jobs, lays Robert Olsen, today at the height of the "If they can get gas at lon gtime Southern California they can get enough for the big shortage. The average American big auto dealer. __ autos Most big car drivers Dove says some motorists car owner is slow to part with Other luxury already have learned to use have got rid of their big cars In his eight-cylinder beauty, auto keeping their sewn-passenger them only for esaenh trips. favor i compact dealers are saying these days sedans because . Y 94Y The Sunday p easure drive is to return In a kw weeks to shift despite the sharp national turn have a small car as well and are luxur> few can afford anymore. back again to a big car. toward smaller more disenchanted with the corneconomical Umuportatim pacts' lack of riding comfort,"Big car owners 3Zfl to "A lot of people say their "Some Cadillac and Con. says Ralph Dove, a dealer think the gas shortage will go families are used to big car tinental owners, along with selLs big, compact and mini . a wa y before their autos comfort and safety and don't ti depreciate because o who have luxury Old- cars at his agency. o- find fea t ures in the itnobiles Pontlacs and Mer "Many have found too, flat solescence small ones,' he explains He cur>s (or example, want to the53miaeperhow speed limit Some beli e ve they would be sees the trend away from big bold onto their ears in ti teut there is only a few miles per able to trade them in for more a cars not only softening but in ft gasoline shortage will be gallon differenre between the year from now — when, so me areas actually reversing oversoon and they can get back performances of big and hopefully, there will be plenty Itself. support to insure Its growth, It will provide more services for the community — Seminole County. - - . - if ,., : --' -- 1 k_ CSIIIYNews SrV4.Ct I ti` if 11 I A 1: 11 1j - I Ir - li t Seminole' Calendar Uoon OUb noon macbios, HOUR of Steak, i 1 P couege Night, Lake BranUey Higi Set 7p.m. Students and parents can It" Presen. (atlas, to be made 'ty 16 college repr?lent3tIves, Special slona on financial aid. - - --- ,- - •' - . - -. - ;.:,• - - - t -, - - :. -- 92 0 fram vniir J ir PI.&V I1I5. SUPPORT THE FOURTH ITEM One of our savings counselors can 1101P You plan Ahead sufficient . . . a make sure that ht WFST PAIN BEACH, Fla. (1-in alial)zv the bullpen. There the trio of Aaron, Dave Johnson I Cards More Balanced self. Crooms Nine Blasts Saints; 14-3 . Ir Test Your Tennis? SEMINOLE corm in. help you to be self. ... you're gofling the mt mlg. 1 savings. Shop in today and get full details on our ssbook program, .. and i YOUt on our ITEM TUBS, MARCH 12 FIRST FEDERA4OF SEMINOLE by ifle*j r ffi#Ar5-C.,tic, L. SAWORD YOUR HELP NEEDED VOTI $01 Till A*IICULTUII ClNTl POND . w I hunk Aaron's chase of sac flu t'IitLSLstcncy out there and Darrell Evans can equal thi' mmuunorf,il Babe Ruth's last ycarand I won't go through their recordetting output of home run record should e nd another )ear like t ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. "I hate to ta ke Ted Sizemore John Cur ha t. 1973 when each smashed 40 or Al', tis and right-handers early in the 1974 base ba ll seaNeed A Little More — Manager Red out of second place in the Lynn McClotlien and Sonny mote home runs, making At. son and m muight well mark the "They must show me the), lanta the first team in baseball Schoendiensi labels his St. batting order," Schoendienat Siebert as other prospective After Sanford tore down the old swimming pool it remained so fl highlight of the year for the At. an pitch or they won't be Louis Cardinals "more remarks, "but we'd have a lot starters. history to achieve that feat. for Just a short (line before basketball courts were constructed. he said. "It's wide open Ianta Braves. balanced than we have been in of speed with Brock, McBride was a favorable piece of far-aightedness in the hands of our and I have a lot of names to Johnson led with 43. Evans years" but admits concern over and Smith leading off. In the infield, Tyson and Reitz i'tarori says if one is realistic choose local administrators. But what about some more lighted, front" had 41 and Aaron 40, lifting his defense. have our three best are considered capable with "We'd decent he realizes the Braves won't be tennis courts' How about a centrally located career total to 713, only one off their gooves and the fl-year-old runners tennis complex battling for the "W up there, e got h ur t by our defense 'Then Torre National The ace of the staff probably the record held complete with instructor, pro, programs and t ou rnamen ts ? flow by Ruth, re turns for his fourth and Smons im League could bat fourth csbemore lost year," the 51-year-old West pennant. But tie still be Carl Morton, a hardabout a few more tennis courts in the poorer income season at second base. or fifth, and I'd stick Sizemore &hoendienst notes, "and residential add.s there is hope, always high throwing right-bander acquired Aaron led the team in hitting don't areas. I keep coming back to water, and I guess it 's because I live during the spring training grind fast Want to see it happen somewhere down below. It'll Torre is apparently healed year in a trade with Mon. among regulars Last season here and have lived her so long that the rivers and lakes and t'tt'fl sbx'ms exhibition defeats mean (real. Morton fnistwd strcng ssitlia 30lmarkarsdalsodrovc depend on who's pitching." frcutn shoulder miseries which th e ocean here Form a great part of my recreational patterns th at ui,ithiing helped bri ng his bat ti ng mark Cards pitching in '73, despite itt 96 runs. The Cardinals, who had last se as on, compiling a 15.10 I am so drawn to the water. questions a seven-week absence by down to in .287 and his runs batted the infield, recoril that included Four shut. You know, we haven't had very much rain in a long time. And Es cmi though Atlanta The Bras-es had three others the 1973 campaign on a 1-32 note Gibaon alter injury in Auist, in to 69, but there is dot'snt tut.s and 10 complete games. t little depth. if It continues for very much longer water rationing of some kind figure to contend, ith more than 90 runs batted but recovered after Mike flinketi second in the NL the Braves Tin, M cCarver is back to play may have to come under some consideration. The summer just should be considerably better Atlanta also is counting beat'- in— Evanswithl and Johnson Tyson, a chunk) Gibson, 12-10, and right, first base as Torre's relief, but , rookie, was before the rainy season—If it comes this year—is often a period than last year's team that ily on Boric Harrison, another and outfielder Dusty Baker, installed at shortstop, bander Alan Foster, 13-9, only second baseman Torn of crucial water use. We may all have to forego washing the car, created long-ball excitement hard thrower tsti should get IIc1I with return, but an off-season turHeintzelman and shortstop Stan They surged to the top of the nover brings in left-bander Papi watering the lawn so much to preserve much of what we still (All still staggered home better with experience. form additional reserve. Atlanta's line-up have, appears scrambled National League games behind division-winning The bullpen remains a major fairly stable at this time with East Division in As Florida begins its next phase of its booming growth — an Cincinnati, late July, only question mark. Mathews has Johnny Oates returning from to continuing influx of people into the area who are still following tailspin again in September Ilk' key still be the pitching indicated that knuckleballer in injury to take over the and finish It,, games behind that golden econornic rainbow that has seemingly descended upon WOMEN'S LOB by Alan Mav.r staff, riddled by injuries in 1973 ['fill Niekro, who hurled a no'- catching job, Mike Lam and Florida — we'll have to do much more careful consideration of when it Pennant-winning New York had the poorest earned hitter last year, may go to the Frank Tepedino alternating at Mets. our existing recreational resources. And we should begin right run jy,,yq average in the major hillpcn for gtxkI More relief z, now, base, Johnson t second, Z't',ØZqsl Keystoaresurgen are seen leagues cc z help could conic from Barry -'Va ns at third and Aaron, as regular play for 'c't rn' -nw,' Ken Reitz at Li.'rschi, a cq uired In a win te r flaker and speedster Ralph third acc,st ,4t' The question marks base, cit D éio,q /yo a CW.4tt hitting That's A Good Idea concern trade with Philadelphia. arr in (tie outfield. ( (A' recovery, of right-handers 'autio renaissance by Joe Tot-re at 44Y y 5c7'cYC5t'5r...,. (.,irs, Gentry and lion Reed, Now, that's a good idea. Get together all and a pitching Danny Frisella, a former ewneback Tb? biggest battle is at short- byfirst 38-year-old Bob Gibson, themake best iittilt'tcs (sic) in the area and see which one Is the best. To Ita little (Al of whomui missed about half Nest York Met, hopes to regain stop where last )'ear's starter, (hi' st'uLsu'fl a year ago more Interesting, get them from members of the ('haui!rr 1 bus ctfcctisemwss alter .trug- Mart y l'erez, is being dialOn an optiumiistjc note, th"Starting pstchiing Commerce, those guys who have all the talent for putting on a stronger with Gentryshioulil hi' Kling with, a series of nagging lenged by Craig Robinson, in. Cards expect to be better In the and Reed uiiliiit'nts last year. show. Then ch,srge admission on the day of finals, also collecting (Ak" says volt eu In the trade with Phila. outfield with the addition of an entry fee from th e participan ts and use it to promote Manager Eddie Atlanta's strength will be its ik'lptthi that brought l.ersch to hteggic Smith from's the Bos tn Semi. Mathe. 'But there's no way, I nole High School spring athletics. As a special cont'e.'tslon lIed Sos, and they will have Ted _______________________________________________________ nithowh it's doubtful the Braves. we'll now call Bill Flenuning M rnorial Gynasium at Seminole Simmons backstapped In thenewRotundaCentralandletthecompetition begin (Thamtx'r catching by either Larry Haney Insiders haveproi-nisu'd to let us know who the lucky "uperstars" or Jeff Torbocg, are gotngto be, so we'll share the chuckle with >'ou. 'People have asked roe what expect of him," Schoendjenst o The undefeated Croom says 211-year-old Smith, This allowed them to Like a Head Coach Ch and I say all I want him to do Panthers rolled to their third I lead into the fourth as Ilie able to get all arlie Coke was the members of is stay healthy. straight win as they trounced Prcpsters were only able to his team Into the one-sided "lie's going to help our club," The National Termis Foundation laurxibed Its new tennis the Junior varsity of Trinity counter with a lone tally in the contest. Q~hl _4iU11316 rat program here this week by testing several of the W.C.T, Prep l, Friday afternoon on initial i P"Wicts. nning. The other om vi:tori es "ll's bet-n a fine p yer wi Pros. At tI1e Royal Biscaync Hotel, Beach and Tennis ('hub, lIle the Saints tuom field. la th -I' Another ('rooms run was kit-c come at the expense of Boston and he can help us with _______ _________ attack pustwd over in the fourth and I.ake Brantley as the SSEP Panthers his hitting, running and game in bowling I, were second bascmuan Dale Orr they put the game away with an have taken the measure of the ir throw ing," The Florida Lawn Tennis kasoclatlon, who represents the and catcher Jeff Anderson. The eight run out-burst In C'ftF -a the top of JV's 3-2 and their ninth grade, new National Tennis Foundation testing program In Florida, has pivot hum c-n the double pin>- the fifth. If rookie Hake McBride,built -.-',.,• 10-0. ,tlong the lines of a greyhound. ,&4q)rq already established several tennis rating centers at clubs like went four-for-fou r, while the When Trinity was only able to The next game for the can crack the lineup in center Dot-al, Fontalnbleau, hloyal Biscayne, Aventura, Marco Island burley Anderson had the only pick up two in t heir half of the Panthers will be with th e "Baby field, Smith is likely to open In and Clubs of Inverrary. extra base hit, ui ringing double, inning the game was halted lions of Oviedo Wednesday in right field with Lou With additional new tennis rating centers being established as tie wi-nt threc.for-tIu-ee, Brock in under the 10-run rule. qp y _______________ the Lion's Den. left. etch day, soon, all tennis players may be rated and be able to play The visitors were able to Terry, Smith was the winning r'—'t' • 1litM' Should McBride falter, eit her inorgazslzedcompetitionattheirown level. Thene.r tennisrating score in every- inning as they hurler as he struck out Croom defines nine levels of play from beginner to picifessional ind crt&s(41 the 1)1:04, onot, in the ifl iS 14 i7 5 l.uis Melendc!z or Joec Crux is %alked four and only allovied y,,n,lv t . im ci - i ) i capable of taking over ever, xwnoli~ objectively a nswersthe important tennis question "How gal are first, then added two imiore In three safeties, during his 1is WP --though neither hit for a high __ you?". cuit-h of Ihc,next twn,fatnes iflnin Swarm ________________ avrrue last s'm.r - I ' . _, ZI - - For a better youth activities center Athsntist Communi ty Ser. %'s,freebloodprs sure check and urinalytJs, 2-4 pm., Ads tChurctilthap4Ehn - ' - If anything positive has come out of our nation's energy crisis, it could be the fact that all of us have done a little thinking about planning ahead. . . about being sufficient. Know something? Thore are lessons we'd do w.fl to apply to our financial plannlr*. And that's Where FIRST FEDERAL OF Sanford T ' - "". . I 7r - ________---_4M_- - $SS Chairman flex %'aoderhuo( A - - - h li z. 11111111irth Is MI - . ' . - -- Get more mlleaQe and parents invled. t11- - I invited. __ r - . March 11 Oviedo High School P10, 8 Sanford Rotary Club, 12:15 pJT1 school commons. Punp.m., Civic Center; speaker, çipal Keith Stone will speik on Sen. Lou Wilson. ichool weilng, four-day week Mental Health Association of and double sessions. Sminc'hc CounR business Sanford Pilot Club, busiries., nwetlng 7-30 p m Mental meetin g, $ p.m., Florida State Health Center, lU3 Robin Rd., Altamonte Springs. Public Bank lounge. Enterprise Ehernentar>&I1 skaUn part>, 6:30 p.m., . , ______ I Hi and we Should all remember that it will need our continued Americans Holding Onto Big Cars I - . JMsiui. Ciirau a' I __ OVIFDO ___ 'Opening Soon 4 ---, St LP I I I �10A—The Sanford Herald S March 10. 1974 . Boys Win I I Of 12 The Sports ~ . ' J, 0 Hound Swim Team Splits Meet intermediate relay, S.)0 free. The 200 Individual medley it more than 12 seconds over Carpenter was third in 1:8. Carol Cattaneo was the top in style, and 4(X) free relay. In was the one-two punch of second place, In 5:16.2. Brinker won the 100 back and the 100 free. Theresa Luby was girls' action the Cattaneo Cegalis and Dew that started ORLANDO — The Lyman sisters, Linda and Carol, the onslaught of Greyhound Brian Merit was the winner in fourth and Becky Putt was swimming team went out of comi*Ised most of the hound polntz. Cegafta won the event In the 100 breast. The final boys' fifth. The winning time was event was the 400 free which 1:01.9. conference Friday afternoon, scoring. 2:17.8. linda Cattaneo remained one traveling ts Lake Highland and In boys events the Randy Kimball won the 50 Lyman took first and second of the top distance swimmers in the boys' team met with Greyhounds jumped out early Freestyle in 23.9, and Ttmmons position. state with a 5:59.9. She the resounding success while the with Bob Brinker, Pat Rogers, of Highland took second with a In girls' competition the Lyman tankers started with a could have lowered her time but girls' dropped a close decision. Shoepilin, and Hick Cavill 263. The Hound boys won 11 of 12 combining for a 1:49 200 inter. Felipe Ortiz won the diving win in the 200 intermediate be. lack of competition allowed her events In their 96.68 stomping of mediate relay win. Second also competition with 137.6. Ortiz hind Linda Cattaneo, Tern to coast to the finish. She then moments after the the Highlanders. The other side went to Lyman with Mike Dew, has proven to be one of the top Gibson, Joyce Maxwell and the meet went down to final Mike Cegalis, Brian Merit, and divers In Central Florida. Carol Cattenco. The winning completion of the 500 free took event, the 400 Free Rday, and Randy Kimball. Pat Rogers was the winner of time was 2:31.9. Carol Cattaneo the 100 backstroke In 1:08.4. The team score at that point Lyman lost to a strong Lake In the 200 individual freestyle the 100 fly in 1:44, followed by captured the 200 intermediate Highland relay team dropping event it was Highland's only Hick Cavill winning the 100 medley with a time of 2:36.5. was 69.67 with the Highlanders Karen Hawkins took 30.4 to in front. The meet then rested the meet 77.71. win. Their top swimmer, Flynn, free. Cavill Is captain of the The usual series of names won the event with a time of boys' team but has recently win the 50 free, with Becky on the 400 free relay which Lake Highland ran away with a time dominated for the Greyhounds. 2:03.6. Lake Highland also took been suffering a back injury. Platt taking fourth. fly Joyce Maxwell of 5:.4. The Hounds had 4 In the boys division it was Karl second and third with Lyman's In the 500 free Shoepflln In the 100 Shwpfltn winning in the 2) Hi c k Nurilen tak i ng fourth, lapped his opponent to win by %'fl with 1:17,4 and Betsy 4:42 1 Time Machine - . 11. By Dave Brase Ry JOHN CIIERWA Herald Correspondent __________ a , AAAJ - M Asw x, .- 6, ~k, ..". - , ':3 , z -,-7 ,~.;.-I, ~, __ r - ~ - .1 ~- _`~ _~~_ — - -~_ '_ -___7-__ I. 'el ?J . '- 4. 4 - 11 1A - ~ . -47!C' 74 _ , A -_ P ~, ,---.- j - . ' i V — I ..'; J .— A '* __; I .4 . . - - F~ WIIAT(;oEs UP MUST COME DOWN Felipe Ortiz' winning dive form (Herald Photos by John Cherwa Sports Brief s By The Associated Press ECU Fires Coach Vida To QB? GREENVILLE, N.C. (AP) - East Carolina University has fired basketball Coach Torn Quinn after a 13-12 season and a loss in the first round of the Southern PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (AP) — Pitcher Vida Blue said Friday he was considering playing quarterback in the new World Football League. "I'm seriously thinking about Football," said the A's 20-game winner who was an outstanding quarterback in high school. "1 haven't really made any contact with WFL people but I think I can contact some. Conference championship university announced Friday. In his eight years at the school. Quinn's teams had a 102-11)4 record. The university announced Friday that he was being dismissed with one year remaining on a three-year contract, and that asearch for a successor would begin immediately. -I'm not trying to start a war between the two professions. But ... I'd consider both offers" i 1'1 By FRANK BROWN AP Sports Writer Earlier Friday, the A's played as they had w hen Wil. hams managed them to two If there's a major league consecutive World Champion. baseball team In need of a ships. Two home runs by 1972 .- . - . . 0-~.k - _~ manager, Dick Williams Is World Series hero Gene Tenace available. He'sa free agent now and one by 1973 star Reggie — with one stipulation. Jackson carried Oakland past Oakland A's owner Charles 0. the San Diego Padres 13.3 In the Fi nley ga ve Williams a qual. First active day of exhibition ified green light Friday night to play. re-enter the sport wi th any In other pre-season games, team he wishes." Any team, the Texas Rangers topped the that is, exceh1t the New York Yankees 9-6 In 10 innings; the Yankees. Boston Red Sox stopped the Finley and the Yankees Minnesota Twins 5-4; the Ciii. clashed last December when ca go Cubs ni pped the California Williams was named manager Angels 2-I, and the Chicago f the New York club. Finley White Sax clipped the Detroit Dntended that Williams had two Tigers 6-7. yeari remaining on his Oakland Ray Fosse and Deron Johnand demanded son also homered for the A compensation. The Yankees who packed their scoring Into refused--sending Williams Into the first five Innings. Tenace's contract '. - ,. )". I - --I. -. .,g AA I' . • ., ... - -1. - ' - •.:-- 41L - - -• - •, 5P. '-," .. 5 , ".j'J..A,;".-'•., i-k t -b . " 4"7': .' V r* 1k' is attempting this (etc on a specially- built wooden track constructed Inside the raiLs owned by the railroad. Ten inch planks have been meticulously planed and laid into place to give Murphy a smooth ride and the best possible chance of making good on his wildly extravagant claim. A wind-breaker type platform has been installed at the rear of the car loaded with officials and the press. Engineer Sam Booth brings the locomotive up to the i*'vst-ribed speed and passes the starting line for the measured Mile. Astonishingly, Murphy- is right with him. After a quarter of a mile, Mt phy is still keeping pace. Now, slowly, daylight begins to appear between Murphy- and the platform, Charles Is one of the best racers in the country, but now there is 50 feet separating him from the car. lie's probably' bitten off more than he, or anyone for that matter, can chew. (. has lie? Maybe not. Agonizingly Murphy- moves closer and closer to the car arxl at the finish lie's riding within the shadow of the platform. lie's done It. lie's traveled the mile on a bicycle in the time of 57 1,4 and 4-5 seconds-a world record. Soon the whole country will hear about the young man from Brooklyn and his actueve'n"nt. As popular as bicycling Is as a sport, "Mile-a-Minute" Murphy has certainly given the people something to talk about. p.. " ' "."• - - A-'.-'.'.l ' -. '• . .. "u-u. ' - - 31 . ' ..' . .. - " --. ''• . . .. '' ". . .' . -. ~~s .- ;6~; ., -I. -: -' - - .: - __ - i t 'a . • • 4;' 7 . 0 11' A BREATH OF FRESH AIR "sue second .me run, till with the That forced absence may now bases loaded In a six-run fif th he over. Inning, highlighted the action. I . ..UY k er i JMAJ Briner 200 medley relay All You Got he South Semionole Liottle League Preliminary Re ort B7 LEE ; GEIGER AND JOHN CHEWRA Herald Cornespeadenti 4 March 23, South Seminole Baseball will commence in the II and 12-year-old division which is known as the &oncoe. This will be a brand new season for the league as they have left the well known group called "Little League", headquartered in Williamsport, Pennsylvania and have obtained a c ha rter from "Boys Baseball." The biggest difference between the two Is th at yo ungsters are allowed to take a lead and steal bases. The distance between bags is also longer, so the im portance of a strong armed catcher is stressed. The Pitching mound Is also moved back from 46 to 48 feet, forcing the pi tc her to throw farther alon g wi th their new chore of keeping an eye on the base runners. The II and 12-year-oids have been in the eenter of the small fry spotlight. Utile League's famous championship tournament that Is televised is composed of this age bracket. I guess the reason for this Is that at that age th ey are beginning to show the skills the greats have, and they are still sweet young boys and not that dreaded word that strikes fear into the heart of every parent-TEENAGER. During the season we will try to keep you Up-to-date on what izgning on in this most vital division, the of the past week, the up-corning schedule, the sta ndings and information about some of the boys The following are the II teams that will be separated Into two divisions, the AmerIcan and the Na tional. I tried to stay away from any prediction at this time as It Is almost impossible to figure how well each boy will adapt htinseil to the new rules and conditions which he now finds himself playing und er : always H4 i O R II I' I Casselberry-Navy Chiefs One of two teams to represent Casselberry, the Chiefs should be one of the strongest teams in the league this year. Managed by Jim Withrow arid coached by Dewayne Oliver and Berme Duncan the Chiefs are out to duplicate last season when they went 29.2 while taking home the I -------- • the new season will bring teams on the field that are more even in their size and ability, and no one will have to be humiliated as was the case in the past. The splitting of some of the larger towns Into two teams can go a long way to achieve coach Crwnpton'i dream, Altamonte Snrinas Springs Manager Gene Hall and his two coaches,Jjxn Ellis and Paul Adenaur expect another title contendor again this year. flail will be at the reigns for the third straight season and has Danny Stealey, Lance Hall Audle Cleveland and Voeks brothers-Steve and David back from Ids third place team of last year. Newcomers include Bill Peirce, Ronnie Coleman, Gent Hitchcock, Ethon Elliot, Chris Tighe. Benton Wood, Ronald Davis and Coin Bur ke . The only two teams that were able to finish ahead of Altamonte Springs last year were Casselberry and Lake Mary. Since these two dtles have been forced Into corning up with two teams each season, the role of favorite would appear to rest with Gene Hall's group. Longwood Falcons The Falcons could be the siecoer in the league this year they will field a team that is lead by Chipper Hill and Andrew Sandstedt, two boys that manager john IIIH calls among the best In South Seminole. Hill will be making his debut as a manager in this league, but several years ago he held the position of both manager and coach in the l'tnecastle area. That South Orlando group has the reputation of only having the finest In coaches and managers In their organization. Coach 11111 hopes to go with a learn that has an accent on the younger boys as he will be using his 1:-year-olds quite a bit. fits seven 12-year-olds are Gerald Fleming, Chipper Hill, Bruce King, Richard Murdock, Andrew Sandstedt, Gerald Sctinelker, and Glen Stambough. The Il's are I)avid Chapman, Bill Daugherty, David Howell. Frank Mc[)ermotl, Brian Stanley, Douglas Lilly, Darryl Darling, and Antione Atkins. was the best In both Orange and Seminole Counties. Helping Blythe will be John Beasley at coach. Back from last season are Ronnie Masser, Dale Spain, Tommy Yates and Perry Jacobs. Up from the minors are Mike Gaudreau, Frank Mann, and Steve Yeary. While making the long jump from the farm team to the majors are Marty WIlber, James Truxall, Dave Jenkins, Mike Blythe, Tommy Winale, Scott Stevenson, David Boyd, Charlie Samett, and Robert Hoglen. Winter Springs Back for his second year at the helm, Ralph Johnsr'n has high hopes that this will be the most productive year in the history of the town that use to be known as North (1ando. One of the reasons for Johnson's optimistic viewpoint Is the fact that his team Improved greatly last year during the season. Three other reasons are newcomers W.O. Near, Beanie Brower and Carl Geiger. These boys coupled with Michael Cotton, James Johnson, Frank Joyce, Danny Bartle. Gil McDanIaI, Charles Turner and Roy Jacobs are all new to the Winter Springs major league. Together with returnee's from last years squad, Jeff Johnson, Billy Piland, Dennis Whitacre, and James Juddah. Longwood Braves as For Harold Weaver last year was a better than .500 season, and a fourth place finish, but this could be his year to howl. Eight years of experience has taught Weaver what to look for and he thinks this time he sees it. Along with his coach, Jack Carter, Weaver has been able to bring back many of his best boys from last year. This , done despite the fact that Longwood will have two turns representing them, Instead of one. The rivalry between the two looks like the hottest In the league. The boys that Weaver end Carter look to for this all out effort are Joe Bartlinskl, Todd Weaver, Tim Downey, Brian McKceve, Jack Carter, Scott Farmer, Bill Lally Craig Cable, Scott Smith, Charles Rice, Scott Sullivan, Russ Mulligan, Carl McKnlght, Scott Kelley, and Neil Marshall. tiot'i'l j - bong the brt Itai ll in Ora nge 41J SemiuriGle ('iuntiei. They won this title by sweeping it little League tournament that was held in Pinecastle, just south of Or lando. Withrowhashad four years expenenceasarnanager, but last season was only hits second at the major leagkel The (luefs will have Tod Mrc: and Billy Jacobi back from last year to lead thun, along with newcomer Iave Ionaker from the Cáolin. Other boys IhJt Casselberry will noel quite a t,4t from If they are to rspeat last years cffxt are DJ. Rlchsr*on, Billy Oliver 13" Duncan, David Mold, Jamie King, Rust; DeYog. John &os*. Tmmy Bosh, Bobby Bulla and COUIC of seasons at the minor league level. He hopes that - • 4 I j - -- . ' Sunlond Estates The smajiest are, in the league in which to draw boys from, Sunlandis out to shake the reputation of being the eak- t cter of the league. Managed for the first time by Wayne CrwnpLon aid coached by Dave Sankulla last year's 1.19-1 team will be lead by ltkhie Sankulla, Bobtiãe McKlsuwy, Carl Imleh, Ricky Attaway, and Dennis Ropert.UatideRml,in and newcomer Tim Wilkes are also counei on heavily by ()iimplon. Last year Wayne suf. ferd through the season as a coach, a position he held for h :h ' . a i -: fillr a • - . .. Casselberry-Orange Paving Jim Brewer on of the youngest managers in the league will be at the helm of this "new Casselberry team. A student at F.T.U., Brewer comes to the South Seminole ve aw.,w 4 u.r a )ear as a iriar.ager with the Oviedo seniors. He will be aided by John flierwa a student at l.ymnan High School who will help out with the coaching chores, Andy DlCarlo, Daryl Johnson, and Gene Embree - are the only boys that were with the m jars last th1 will be aided by a host of newcomers; Jeff Turner, David Long, Mike Iong, Th'andon Bums, Mike Martin, Scott John". Ron Clayton, Owls Shelton. Mike Asufriano, Bobby Barenburg. Lake Mary-Jack Prosser Ford Mac Blythe takeS over a team that Is steeped In as he moves up after handling the chores of manager in both the Pee Wets and Farm. Last year Jack Prosser was second In the first half Last and then came In first after the second portion. Despite losing the best of the playo1fo to the Navy Chiefs, Jack Prosser proved themselves a worthy contend. .lru)ing tradition The previous season "Jack W)o?" not only took the league but they also won the tourn)nenit that deeded who Forrest City-D. L. & M. Land Clearing The future looks bright f'w Forrest City as Manager Jack Patterson brings sonic of the experienced gained In guiding his minor league team to the championship, along with some of it's players. Patterson will have Harry Tootle and Charles Mayo to help restore Forrest City as one of the teams to beat In their division, Peter Deoney, Alan House], Todd Bigbee, Richard Williams, Danny Jacobs, Glen Tootle, Randy Mayo, Jack Patterson, Chris Gens, Steven Ralph, Kirk Lemons, Mark Peycke, Gary Allan, Jeff Kramer, and Barry Johnson make up the roster of D.L. & M. Land Clearing, a team that will have to be reckoned with according to manager Patterson. i .; ( .I - SEMINOLE COUNTY WILL HAVE A Q. North Carolina State's David Thompson has to be one of the greatest leapers In basketball history. Has he ever competed in track and field and If he has, what are some of his better marks in the high jump and long jump'-Wes (h erby, Hdds-IIle, N.('. Thompson, whose leaping has been measured at three and a hall feet from a iLandstill, IF . comptlted briefly in the triple jump after coming to NC State, In his second imiect, he set a school record of 4911" and qualified for the NCAA finals but never competed again. lie was a high school track star at Crest in his native Shelby, NC., with best marks of 6-3 in the high jump and ' 212-a in the long Jump. Big Forrest City-Palmer Electric FOR 80c A YEAR tories which Included the PGA championship, worth $oo to By SIURRAY OI.l)FItMAN The other half of the lake Mary group will be headed by Bond Walker, who spent time in the farm league asa coach. Walker has gone out and gotten himself Jim Leep who currently Is on the junior varstly team at Sanford's Seminole High School. Walker Is only bringing back three players from last years standout major league team, Dairen Whitehead, Tommy Lee, and Ronald Walker. He is bringing up from the farm team, Greg Pope, Tommy Edwards, John Gilmoc, Jack Blades, Bobby Keeney, Jack Owens, and Tim Blythe. From the Sanford league ii Mark Hutchinson and his brother Ken. Other on the roster are Leroy Sheppard, Eddie Coggins, Rodger Davis, Mike Jackson, and John Jane. NICKLAVS WAS TOPS NEW YORK (AP) — Three prolesabial goVers won more th2fl three IDur events In 1173 with Jack Nicklius the leader. Ye-- To Do Is Ask Lake Mary-Seminole Sports Shop With 13 years of little league experience behind him and Bill 11*11 at his side as his coach, Manager Dennis Houston will handle the reigns as manager of Palmer Electric. Despite Forrest City's dismal showing of a year ago, Houston feels that hi.. team Is one of several that have a good chance to take home first place. lie fully expects' to play .700 ball during the season, and with the balance that should exist that could be enough to do it. Back from last years major team are Harold "Ruzzy" Arthur, Walt Darfnimister and Dennis Kelly. Up from the championship minor team Mike Houston, and Steve Sarratt. Others that Houston are feels will be a treat help are Jeff Crandall, David haIl, Mark Kimble, David Odom, Mike McLaughlin, Arnie Peraldo, Scotty Shannon, Jimmy Walker, Timmy Walker, and Vincent White. ! ! ! ~ ,; _1111it / qUk ,ti()n.J1 State now 15 if he'll j ,Ip to —. title was not counted among his A That win was worth $14,300. Welskofi's top money ze — 140,000 — came in the Kemper Open. Cramp- j_-) / ". I .7/ ki4l ton, from Australia, earned his top purse of $41,000 In the Hous. I! C .4 )NE 3 E ww"" /rw"~ , ,f, -- a — J4a . ., ' - V - -* ROY DUNSMORE AND BOB ORRELL ...13 bass caught in St. Johns At Osteen Bridge Camp, speckled perch anglers are finding the big ones in the bonnet beds with live minnows and jigs doing equally well. The 'Pot-Gut" l ure jigged in the bonnets accounted for 13 of those big black for the writer Monday in only an hour, To get a line on the bass fishing, we did a little searching For schooling activity' on Wednesday- and, locating a Few minnows hopping across the water, we anchored and put seven on the str inger in two hours, A Wednesday tr ip by Roy Dunsmore and myself L.-----nrniitI II with f .k. Vill IIIL4"g un UVi WdICI IW1!SSUCfl as the "Mirrolure" and "Big George," Another busing expedition by Dunsmore and Boone Caudell resulted In a balky mot or and a return to the boat ramp without wetting a line. i Promised Dunsmore I wouldn 't mention this but I th ink the deserve the T. S. IIARI)l.UCK TROPHY OF THE WEh:K for th e mental anguish caiLced by knowing the bass were striking and couldn't get to them.) ITEM TUII. MARCH 12 PS far by CIz,*,#r ffi. Agfl-C.,,,, L. I. J•hMCfl, Ch Airman j . - &— _- - - - TRIO OF LARG EMOL1'1 I BASS .. .Caught by Mathew Carver Two Orlando police officers, Jeff Gauntlet and Torn Reynolds had a total of 21. Canon Ezell, his wife and his -.lcter.tn.law' hati toresorttodriftfIshJngtofpj the specks as they seemed to be moving back to deep water, hlIley- continues his predictions which are usually on target) by stating that he looks r the shellcrackers to start bedding any time flow. River bass have also busted loose on a feeding spree. At Camp Seminole Tony Johnson, a youngster of about eight years, did himself proud by hooking and landing a four pounder.OthPrvisitorstothecarnpreportthatsiflallshmners are taking bass like mad, and the plug casters are getting action on the "Rapala:' Donald Faulk, substituting for his father, Ottis who is away- for a few days, told of a string of 20 panflsh landed In an hour right near the dock and mentioned that a few specks are "Broad bill." iota of silver trout are being landed by boats making the half day trip to the County reef along with blues and a few Matthew Carver who lives on the river near Wekiva River haven Camp, came In with a seven pound bass Mon. day morning. The same afternoon he repeated with another one exactly the same size. And that ain't all! Wednesday he got a ten pounder, an eight po under and another seven pounder. And just to show what a gentleman he Is, he told George Cheney, heney, camp owner, he would be glad to show anyone exactly where he caught them! Rodman Dam and Reservoir, which has been named by many writers and fishermen as the place most likely to yield the next world record largemouth , showed Its potential this week, Four Daytona men, Don Pursley, Gene Mills, Charles Rankin, and Dave KilIlam came up with a (give me a new superlati ve, Jay I fantastic ca tch this week. The foursome, using large shiners for bait, landed 24 bass totaling 175 pounds! Some of the individual weights were 11-2.12-12.9-5, and 9.1. The four men Fished for two days landing afew on plastic worms bu t most of the big ones went for the live bait according to Barry Schreiber at the "Fishin' hole Bait and Tackle Shop" In Daytona. Barry tr ied his luck In the same spot twice recently, the first trip yield six bass up to nine pounds five ounces, However another trip on Tuesday- have him nothing but tr ouble as big jack-pike tore up every-thing he threw in the water. -: Water temperature has reached 68 degrees and ocean fishing should continue to Improve. The party- boat "Snow White 2" has run seven days straight now and reports the ocean calm and beautiful. Chicken snapper in the four to six pound class are plentiful a well as the ever present black sea bass. — LET'S GO FISHING! 1 hitting also. Houston P*Itked To Be In Th*ick WtM. Fla. mAP i — Infiehk'r Denis Menke likely' will returning to the Astros after a are strong contenders in the NI. two-year visit with the Cm- Western Division. But that's the I - '' - / 0.4w ---. • , - - '-a' - - - j 1J.jJ.,_, 'J Ii - f I_ ___________ "--_ - 1W' U J()hfN - .\Iu;ExT Showing his 51 pound striped bass Of Race Disappointing describes nI. Tom Griffin and James Riney elude team captain Doug der Ba at third, Roger Metzger at most the entire Astros pitching Ilichard by Alan Mover ' 75c, , , - . the Pirate staff will be trughi tocruek, Al ()ttt'rtx'iri College, whk'rt-Klyp I , he also starred in basketball. Jim led the nation's colleges In strikeouts, lie pitched winter ball in Venezuela and is currently . " - -' ' toiling at the Pirate camp in Bradenton, I"lu gj,- ". -' -' Q. - Who I. the NBA's tallest player and how tall is he? Who is , . the ABA'. tallest? Who I. the tallest coach In all of basketball?. Gary Ru',s, Westlake, ohm. ' '' ' Karcem Abdul-Jubbar of the Milwaukee Bucks and Artls I'' (;lri of the Kent.0Ky ('olonels are ,a h listed at "2'' iii top Of,/c4 • - their leagues, though there's a suspicion Jabbar is fudging an Inch " or two (he may be taller). The coach closest to heaven, of course, 6T1 Is 7'l" Wilt Chamberlain of the San Diego Conquistadors, who also a%7,f7 refuses to be measured officially. And then, among the st-holors, COU(P, there Is 7'4" Tout Burleson of N(' State. fif—j , - ' - / . '- , . '- '. '/ ;,,, ' '' " 0, 000 . ,7l; 7' -f,1P.4t4, ,.__:.:;.. / ' 1 jjf JT JJ ../' ' ,: Lf (;l a tou gh question about sports and the people who play- them? All you got to do is ask Murray Olderman. Write him at (The Sanford ileraldi. The most interesting questions will be answered in this column. (fldcrman regrets that he cannot write pi'r"uuil answrrs to all questions. ";..-.".. .. ;:-, i' .".': ' - ": j' ., La . . .'. --- • --.i,, . 4f1'gj~. ',14..tI r d '-U f NEW GOLF DATES ,#f 1 L '- v lison reponeumy epo t e ly WJs oil ilk' trading block after last season but he says Gornez wanted to keep hunt with the Astros. After doing some voluntary' extra running after practice curly this week. Wilson said, 'When I was doing that extra running today, I was thinking I have to get myself in top share so I don't disappoint Preston." r , / -- - Menke Returns To Astros (Based on a $25,000 home) VOTI FOR Till A•RICULTUNI ClNTli BOND DiJithj A O II j'4 RUE 200 SEAT AUDITORIUM and Bruce Don Smith at the Seminole Sporting Goods Store continued with word of outstanding catches In the local area. Dan Pelham used the silver "Rapala" plug to land a limit string of ten bass in Puzzle lake and John Sargent had his hands full when a flve and-one-haf pound striped bass grabbed the silver "Revel" plug he was working in the mouth of the Wekiva River , SALT WATER SCENE — live shrimp has been hard to Lake Jessup speckled perch started off with a bang early get on the piers In th e Daytona area but when they are this week but tapered off from the fast pace by Thursday. On available, the big bull whiting are hitting hard. Merel Keller Monday Mr. Hale and Mr. York (who Is on ly 64 years young ) at Main Street Pier says the sheepshead are still around the landed 30 and Ben jamin flames, Christmas, Fla. also took a pier In droves and plug casters are conn ec ti ng with blues string of 3Oon Tuesday. flames only fished until 11 a rn. early morning and late evening. Keller took a "bus man's ho liday" this week and went ,---r deep sea fishing. Accompanied by Bob Wheeler, head of the life guard corp and son Randy Wheeler and John Hasok, Keller's part)' slayed the grouper. Largest one landed was 43 pounds along with many more of 25 to 30 pounds each. 0-,A The party fished the deep water at the "Steeples," some 300 feet deep. They reported they lost a few that were too big to handle ,f~ k In Inlet harbor, Redwood Wharton , owner, stated the }v king mackerel are, in his words, "knee deep" on the party I grounds, Boats making half day trips to the County Reef are .. V V hitting sheepshead in large numbers and the size in thre-- to eight pounds. Wharton released figures on some of the recent , entries In the Daytona Chamber of Commerce Fishing tournament as follows: Bob Cheff, South Daytona, a 23 '. pound king taken on the "Wanderer," Forrest Dizatehl, an eight pound sheepshead caught on the Gy- Wind," W. W. Lengenfelter, a four pound 1 ounce pompano landed in the surf, and a six and a half pound trigger fish taken on the - _.\ Q'amton both won four cvent. Wei.skopf'a British Open ton Open. .•. -- . (to it lot of bench-warming for cinnati Reds, -You've got to only championship Houston has staff last season. the cage pros after this season, as a hardship" casc, lie will. Houston's line-up is virtually shortstop. Tommy Helms at Q..l would like to know why "Oakland" Is not listed In the Houston this season but he believe. That's what the Reds won--on paper. A disabled Larry Dierker set except for right field and to second and Lee May at first, could figure heavily In making do and that's what this club has The Astros have been picked added to the pitching woes. This a lesser degree, catching, NBA di "Golden Gnte" They wouldhusemore Bob Watson will return to left the Astros National League got to learn." to cha llenge for the title the season pitching coach Roger fans from the Cast Bay. Ihy not the Oakland Warrlors7??Houston General Manager field and Cesar Cedeno will be champions if he gets his point Now all Menke has to do is past Harold Ford, a good Oakland sports fan, Oakland, ('alif. the Craig figures he'll solve that Spec Richardson acquired Os- In center field. convince bus teammates, stretch. With new Manager problem. Why not the Anaheim Ange-Is, BlthmInngton Tw iris, Arlington across. teen from l.os Angeles for right "I know w hat It's like to be on Menke shares a widely held Preston Gomnez and hoped for Rangers, New Haven Giant.s, Irving ('owboys, Orchard Park a winner," "I've got 23 pitchers here and Fielder Jmuny- Wynn, leaving at Bills, Foxboro Pa tr iots, Salt Lake City Sta rs, Raleigh Co ug ars ______- said Mt'nke, who is theory that on paper the Astros improvement in the pitching t hey have better stuff than any least five' newcomers to fight -- department, Menke is gaging staff with which I've been asso- for Wynn's vacated position. and Norfolk Squires' The truth is, Warriors owner Franklin the Astros In contention. Mieull, who also (' its a piece of the 4!k'rs and Giants, still thinks THEY ciated," Craig said. "I've got a They include Bob Gallagher, HIS MANIA San Francisco, and not Oakland, connotes big time and keeps the Menke said part of the innlot of pitchers with above aver- Greg Gross, Jayson Mosey', _____________ provement will come f rom Go- age fastballs. If a man's got a Mike Ea.sler and Cliff Johnson, team offices In "The City'," as tht'y call it. nwz because the players re- good lastball and guts, I can Q. Could you find out what the l'Irate intentions are for pitRichardson sent left-handed &r IfM441110 /Z/00 spect him. cher Jim McKee? Will he be a relief pitcher or et en play' for t he ir teach him the rest." pitc he r Jerry- Reuss to Pitta. ''4l',J't)c1 One of the most recognizable Astrn mainstays among the burgh for catcher Mill May, Charleston farm teani? I am a big mu of his.-Mls Mary, Pittfi6a1iu,t /IY74WP 4't74Y examples of this respect is pitching staff includes Dave who Is the heir-apparent to the sburgh, Pa. Z 't ,Y0,f/,t1461,4 pitcher Don Wilson, who was Roberts, Wilson, Dierker and catching assignment although Young Jin1McKee shoWdha%'ebig fans. hie'sawcllpn(k ed 660/i'f6 not unhappy' to see either of es-Dodger southpaw Claude John Edwards and Skip Jutze 7 himselF. The young hurler came up briefly to the' Pirates the last To fit 7%1/ sX4,ç, houston's last two managers Osteen along with other are still in camp. two years. A 6-4streak last August at Charleston Indicates he may "q leave. 228, 1xe' Sibl starters Ken Forsch, be ready', with an outstanding curve and improved control. thug Ii The imnpre'ssive infield will in• 1 - , 4 1, the former Ohioan. Torn Tom -w - 1 '' ; '' ' I~__ 1. h!.',. aio Itl( 'I(LISTCIIM1JaES MF1(h1IY ... World record rider A Few months ago when bicyclist Charles M. Murphy declared that 'there was not a locomotive built which could get away from "me", everybody scoffed with the exception of h id Fullerton, a special agent for the Long Island Railroad. Ile took Murphy up on his challenge and today, June 30, 1899, Murphy, who works In a Brooklyn bicycle shop, will try to keep pau fora mile with a train traveling at a speed of f'O miles per • - F I - • '"' , . • " __ _____________________ - - -. ' . - .1 -- .'' -1 • , , I, ' :i. ti' . _____________________ -'-' • - I ----I* _..~_1 al .# - - . • ', a I ..._ 70 _,-__ .-.~ .._4.... -;X.1 , " ._Ii~*-. I - , , —, AW __.- - __ ~ i ll _. I.. I - J M'#( , ~.V. - .=~- . X-16r,1 ..-%r- ...".. . .... . -, It 1. II 11 kif 740f, ft 0 . ,a v Dick Williams Free Agent . ,- Sitting at the typewriter trying to find a suitable lead paragraph for th is week's column, the only thing I could think of was the time last year I took an advertising executive out on the river for a little plug casting trip. The gentleman, being in the line of business that he was, could talk only superlatives. With every strike, the words - fabulous." or "fantastic," or "terrific" came pouring out, And that exactly describes th e fishing in Seminole County this past week. The biggest trouble has been trying to decide just what kind of fish the angler wanted to catch. The best shad run of the year Is in progress right now according to word from Bob King at Marina Isle Camp with about 50 per cent of them roe, Thursday two n1enfLstung out of th is camp l 1 9and only trolled froiii four p.m. until dark, just one example of ninny of the fine incoming catches. King reported several bass over the seven-pound mark brought in from this area and mentioned that top water action by schooling bass in beginning to pick up. Dick Moyer landed several Th ursday. John Sa lmon and Vie Keith brought In two in the seven pound range Thursday. These s IItors hail from Nirth Carolina, their to%% n — Sanford, the same as ours. The shad run was corroborated by a list of catches made at l.cnion Bluff ('amp. Nell Bridges reported 12 taken by H.C. John and Ed Hyde. seven of them containing roe. A party- of three, A. llertTherry and Hugh Robinson, Racine, Wis. and J. K.JacobsofAIuiullonteSprinhad20.tenofthe,Iroe Stanley- linten and Paul I.itherman, Sanford, landed 24. This is only a sampling of the many- reports received. Some bass schooling has been noted in the early- mornings with one party landing six, the top one hitting eightpounds. I ' I .j a' ;0. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIl~~~ iiiii \ - Sunday, March 10,1974—HA I Superlatives Describe Sliad I and Tim Simons The Sanford Herald 'Fabulous', Fantastic' Fishing I FAR HILlS, N.J. AP) Dates for the 1974 World Amateur Team championships for both men and women have been changed by the U . S. Golf A,ssn. The women's event will be played at the Royal Sets. ngor course in Kuala Lumpur , Malaysia Oct. 23-26 (1974). The men's championship will be held at the old Royal Selangor course Oct. 30-Nov. 2. The pr-cvious dates conflicted with the Muslim fasting month. - I p - • �12A-The Sanford Herald Sunday, March 10, 1974 Candlelight, Double Ring Ceremony i'ruth PIP -- _ a I .." Women Lynn Stanley Bride Of Michael Stensrud 's Lm Cullen Stanley hemline Ma rrr World ____ ) Sunday, March 10, 1974 - . / • M JJ n Scouti daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Page I .Or . • Grow • i 0 Cari ng Sharing ______ -. ____ / - . with -- character. actions will speak louder Her th anh h er J . .... I ___ • I ________ 4 / :• I - like improving the quality of her environment or • — __________________ ' - • •• I •• • . - -• • what . . . rir 1 I loving, caring are all about. r DIANE KRISTIN.; BANNINGA - 1 01 'I he sign D It Symbolizes Good Turn T ..,. oUt S • • The Girl Scout I I (ITT DoW,4TO Off u.n on th, Dog TaCk Rd • Toes To ' Ii -- I T •.. us 5101 and Mrs. Ilerman Minninga, Muskegon. member of the In 4 class of Seminole hlIghSchoul where she To RU flJII ç I • ' .-3 I • owmg ¶(.. .4I . I i v4v: I i- Wm~;V P_r . s" 'u Count . I 'They're friendly, polite and take an interest in "Selfness" the community. High individual ideals are their goals, and we're proud as can be ;Oh, Yes. We like our Junior, Cadelle and Senior Scouts, too. atriotjsm serving I . veioping J ir$ Scout ideas and ideals on character, the community has made us oud. Because You care... we salute you. i1IIUO 11111 nlw.,J unhIw I I AW Mr. and Mrs. Clarence A. Rumney, 510 Oak Ave are dimouncing tile engagement and forthcoming marriage Of the daughter, Jorie Elaine Rumney, to Lewis (Butch) Coomba, son of IJcy Coornba and late J. F. mba of . . Orando __ BOrninRxhester,NJJ.,tbe bride.el thegrand. daughter of Mrs. Enid Seavy and Elwin Jones, and Mrs. Ols - Rumney. all of Berwick, Me. At Seminole High School, where she was graduated in June 1973 Miss Rumne> as a ma jorette and a member of the ba nd and Rainbow Girls announcing the engagement and forthning marriage of ter, ancy Diane Kendall, to John Wayne Jones, so of of Mr. and Mrs. Norman A. Jones, 1 East d Court, Chul uota. Born in Orlando, th e br ide -el ect is the granddaughter of Mrs. F:. E. Herkie, 2O6 Fast Kilgore, Orlando, and Mrs. F. C. Kendall, 1235 Mozelle Ave., also of Orlando. Miss Kendall is a IflO graduate of Colonial high School, (land, and is presently employed by Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co. Her fia nc e, who was born in Baltimore, Md,, is a 1967 graduate of O1edoHsgh 'hool herehe was manager of the basketball team and p ho tographer for (tie annual staff. tie Is aLso a graduate of Seminole Junior College and Is presently cnipin>ed by S -Southern Ikil Telephone a nd • , . She is presently attending Seminole Junior College where sh e is a cheer leader and is employed as receptionist for Jack Prosser Ford. Her fiance , born in Kinston, N.C., is a 1 gradua te of Apopka Memor High School, and at tended Sem in ole Junior College. He Is employed as a police officer at Sa nf ord lice parent. The wedding wi ll be an event of Aug. 16, at 7 p.m., at First Baptist Church. • : • —. I' • ____ " -. • ____ -- . _________ . •' - - •' j Telegraph Co. 1 The wedding is plann ed for April 27 at 11 a m in the Mead (iirderis Amphitheater . Wint er Park, ' 1 'Girl Scouting offers over two million girls a fresh to develop $@If-values and worth, ;Results? A-1 citizen. Thanks. Adcock Point Center 6~Unk of Softnow Comty,N_A. ;. -- en dall- Jones Th. Th.ê UIHUIUlIIL : ; --- K I1w.u. NWOJJ UVIU __ . r Little I l . - r . , Ml. MICHAEL RIM) STENSRUD ...NeeLynnCulIensfy • -: OhS Lie yellow daisies and with Out-of-town guests came baby a breath, flanked two from Greer, S.C.; Butsilver candelabra with yellow mnlngham, Ala.; Minneapolis, tapers. Nuts and mints were Mi nn .; Tampa, Jacksoniile, send f rom silver compotes Deld, Orlando and and trays, JacksonvjlleflhF umney-Coombs :-; Mrs. Fdra F Ktnd Ill tJ Ifibiscus lid., Orland,). is RI - • - R jf 1884 1 ________ . Tl;e wedding will be an event of July 20, at 2 p . -- - • High School where he graduated in 1972, he was a member of the track team played football and was in the band He is t':iiploed by Dave) Tree Expert Co., Winter Park. + 1 The tables were covered with The groom is superintenciant the punch for E and JHomes,!nc. andthe table he matching mployed by the J. C. punch bowls with silver ladles. Penney, Co in Wint,*r Park Th e centerpiece was a long Mall a rrangement of w hite glada, ju!ii — Her (lance, who was born in Portamith Va., is the grafl(on of Mrs. Marittia Mark, Sanford. At Seminole Us If;t r Springs, H. is active inTrifliy FYLA and II SINCE '" Almont' of the late Jack Bannings and moved to Sanford in 3l. She is the gra nd daughter of David Swanson, Sanford, and Mr. . many community. minded goals. A&OA ocuc .. Banninga. Io Robert W. Mark03. Son Of Mr. and Mrs. Paul kos Sr,, 2533 Capitan Drive, Born inMukegnn Mich the bride-elect is the da ugh te r From Browni, to Senior. And , were happy to have j1the opportunity to commend you on this an. IJersary, With pers.v,n, you've reached f.,..., l Mrs. Marilyn Banninga, 1311 Palmeto Ave., is an. nounctng the engagement of her daughter, thane Kristine j WiPhthIsasas$oganinthejrprom,wofs,rvjc. w. a re pro ud of the Girl Scos Splendid 3 Year Record of Service, Winter Park Federal ATE /J You re ° . express our gratitude. SK / -' i y TheGirIScøupsi g nis ' madaby .oing up the right hand middle fingers shoulder-high. Three lingers represent duty helpfulness obedience to Scout laws—their sacred promise. Girl Scouts of our community take pride in trust—md all their laws—to the benefit of our citizens For everything you have undertaken, T I . bride (ruin Greer, Sc. were charge of the reception. I. 1/ Us All. m. - I . •• Promise To Be Trusted I A Da l - Honor Is — to Robe rt W. Markos Banninga-Mark os C G. -. Engaged C opy of the in. Mrs Frances Spillers, to the wekng maternal grandmother ofitatitns the bride, wore a floor length gown of blue polyester crepe with Anne Stanley was In charg f long sleeves. Mrs. Queerde m. the rice bags and floating Reid, matemal grandmother of hostesses were Mrs. Dougla.5 Stanley. Frances Williams. gown of blue voile with long Debra Duncan and Karen sleev rs wore c"ges of yellow rows For traveling, Mrs. Stensrud, and white daisies. chose a red pants suit with red The reception site was the and white striped blazer and church Parish h . D. white ahelLTheoupIekft for a H M oore, Winter Park and cruise to Nassau and their new residence will be VA E. Orange t of ribbon controlled bodice outlined by vertical banngs of David K. Sknsd seed his Nottingham lace continuing son as best man and usher. down modified gathered groomsmen were Mark skirt. A single row of covered Sehnert, Mark Higley, George buttons reached from Dader and Phil Stanley HI. encIrcled high neckline to the Kim Underwood was flower the lace girl and her gown and head. UI ii ______________ C _______ - Julia Spillers and Marwee gow ns head. afoaHenhgownof dresses and ,e wer satin finished organza posed identical to those of the honor over taffeta designed with a attendant satin __________________ __ V a . , Sue Slier, Vickie Stensrutl, % en in inarriage by her she learns band at the wrist cathedral tapers. The choir rail and she carried an Edwardian nosegay of Yellow and white was drape d with Mnilaz daisies and baby's brea th with een roping intertwined with long yellow an WL Yellow a nd w hi te da isies and streamers family pews were marked with green satin bows. Bride smaids were the MIS3eS ,. •1 community. As she grows r.length floral design. featuring a RiCharde presided at the throated colla r and full sheer bride 's book taie, overlaid ee ves. Both mothers wore wi a md whi th te lace cloth, corsa ges Of white dables and over yellow and Adorned with a yellow roses. single yellow rose in a bud vase aw d. Sh ll becoine actively involved in worthwhile projects ___• br ide'smor wore a Sllvertrayofrlcebagsanda large wk candle In a pedestal oo dress of lime green. sh, encircled with yellow and The bodice and sleeves were of en da is ies centered with a FlbbOfl kni t and the CttP miniature bride and groom. flowing s ki rt and If belted waist a tailored bow Mrs. Shirley Young and Mr i. back, Robert C. Thomas cut and meoo's mother chose a served t he cake and pouri ng floor length gown of w were Mrs. Alfred Stanley and " fl The throated collar with natching velvet ribbon extended to the bottom of the Church decorations included skirt. A matching green coronet altar vases of Ahite glads, headpiece was topp ed wi daisies and starbur5t roses with illusion shoulder length veiling. Jade foliage, two large Jade tier shoes matched the gown words. s I ________ of nuptial music in. Program scouting. You'll see her grow into a strong individual ;.f y Acloud iple tiered 5j Mr. and Mrs. David K. Sten. ill us ion. attached to a Ia srud, 3013 Calumet Dr., trimmed camelot cap. formed lando, were united in holy her wedding veil. She carried a Matrimony. Feb. , 1V4, at formal cascade bouquet of 730 p.m. at Holy Cross phite daisies sthrbiwst yellow Episcopal C h urch, Sanford. roses, baby's breath and pittis. pori UZfl. Officiatingclergymen at the candleligh de ring ss Thomas, mid ceremo ny a ttired Soper v. F. rual length parrot gr een Quig riiirarn ist gown wi th high waist duffing, solos "Wedding Song " and "Entreat Me Not To Leave Thee." J ••'' was a miniature duplicate The cake table was decora ted of thebdmaIda embles. with silver candela bra. yellow She carried a basket of flower tapers and bouquets of the petals. attendants. The gift table he ld ban- and slight train. The selffitted Miss Beatrice Buck, organist was attached full and soloist, (with guitar), circular skirt and the fu ll length presented an appropriate sleeves were gathered into a - Take a girl, any girl, and introduce her to the world of f l ey. • • ........ .•-• 9 4 sweeping built-in- lace ru fling and Charles Stanley Jr., 553 dings accented the sheer Ian. Pluma Dr., Sanford, and tern sleeves. I S: g train. 1800 S. French Ave. Sanford, Fla. 322-9$ss Offering service where needed, becoming good i p ,. 'J citizens, helping ecolog y ... it,$ wtml they're about. We are proud of our Girl Scouts. - I • .• Celery CRY 21 Magnolia PRINTING COMPANY C Wdw lit .0 It Scouting Is A. 81MOSAWO IN which #Wk dlomwer a worW of go" eNog •i d .m. Lins front Ma"Y 10Cial and ethnic backgrounds nd iavIdI$coyer,d Scouting They've found friendship momselves - 4 And the soul, sa lislaclion g very proud. l I A. Duda & Sons — - The AtntJc Banks help I JCPe saaoasvia SLAVIAS - mufeaiinggrowsandqrows.The f.linglsrin prrving it ... by joining In worthwhile com. biunity prolect,. We take pride in Girl Sc ' . - Of helping others. We' re I - - - - OPPICIALO SCOUT we Think Fr If uNut '/1 ... . p of Banks flFlorida Member F D I. c / And toss in our astimationt Your Unselfish deavors have been of helpful service to organizations. The word I $ "thanks." . _______________ • Borninnr,Mftedthckisa l97O graduateof • , 'I "INSURE Wl fl20331 1 . 12 -17. T , . • ..: t • 1 .. Her fiance is the grandson of Mrs. 111.111. Henderson of lesingion K> At Martin Count), High Scho where h was graduated Me also attended St. Petersburg Junior College, majoring . . . . in Phsical Thera She Ls Prese tly employed as Installment Loan Depart. •- merit idler at Sanford A tlantic National flank. Ili r Ii ine torn in Orlando is the grandson f Mr . a nd sirs J F Blackman . Paola and Mrs. G C iIth Geneva . in 1%9, he was a member O(National Honor Society. fie earned a B.A. degree in psychology fro.—., University \ o( Florida, where he was graduated in i9l3 with high honors. \ 1)J Ile is presenti) studying for a Doctorate in psychology under an assistantship. e wedding will be an event of 8 at 7 p ni at KENf),l I. IfldfWd to John Joni' June aIisit> Catholic Church, lake Mary. if Jr.. son ofMr. andMrs. Dmald LeFils, Sr.. Osteen. N Brooke is the granddaughter OfMr, R)rninSanf(m A. Miss nd Mrs. J.C. Wallace, 15 Wallace Rd.. New Smyrna Beach. and Mrs. Roger D. Brooke, St., of osteen. The bride-elect was graduated from DeLand High School with the 1972 class where she as CHO pr esident , secretary of the Juniorette Service Club and Senior Class represen tJ3tIvC ' is presently working with mentally retarded children ai I I____________________________________ VA - .. . ' • SANFORD L Florida, In on . , 14N. PARK Mr. and Mrs. Paul 1), Brooke. Ostren, are announci the engagement and approaching marriage of their . Tril It ( 1 1 ne &nforbAflantir abmint anh itIsl Fort Pierce. and Joseph S. Ifenderson, Stuart. Ille bride-elect is the graroddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Getwge McManus, Brain Towm. Sanford. and Mr. and Mrs. James P. Reddick Sr.. Denver, Colo. you L h1IndI - Brownks AdVenture I Brooke- LeFils I)rIve, Sanford, are announcit4 the engagement and for. throming marriage of their daughter, Patricia Ann Reddick. Measure 1a; Stan$ Scouting Is An EaMest 7; Reddi ck -Henderson fie is a 1972 graduate of DeLand High School where he smed as (1'0 president. He is . , , , , , , ELAI AI\F N E RtIMNF \ E ngaged to Lewis ( oomk Ji)I1l a member of Vola County Cattleman's Association. and American National Cattleman's 5eciationand is prenUyinb ne uw$ th hlsfat he r An April 20 wtddiflg Is planned tholic (hurt h nfttd t 2p it, at All Souls �-n -- -----. ~ -- - - - - - 1Irrt-T —tt - — - - Keener Of Liw fihrnrv %w ;_ -, .. 4 e.4(etitt Gem An The Sanford Herald - - (1ti(dii1, Jan Cara's World is Bound With Books ` ByEwAffla1O ' wes very . A. Speer, treasurer; and You hod togothroughacourt Gordon V. Frederick, room to get to it, and that was secretary, unsatisfActory for everyone." Nominated and elected by the IleraldCarrespondeas 11Y LIZ MATHIEUX inconvenient to The Fred R. Wilson Memorial Law Library It located, in quiet She Laughed and added, 'For dignity,on the second floor of several years, there were no Herald Correspondent library. Jan can also make copies of any page orsedflonoj a book, in a few minutes lime. According to Jan, for Some of the most popular books used in this area, an On Southern .Z4 Repo Sunday, March 10, 1974-3B . , Presence. Her zest for tile and Sunday during the fourday shows all the way through, and FREE festival at Loch Haven I love her positive at. Art Center, which takes place ute.,.abotjt everything! on the same dates as Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festi val. Art fanciers are In for a weekend filled with the "most." To I'AULINE STEVENS and About 50 groups will par. PA UI. IN E MILLER... the Ucipate In the festival to include grapevine informs me you are concerts, recitals, exhibits, films. Plays. Poetry. sculpture. of a project I'm interested in. lectures, demonstrations Please phone me at your marching bands, choir and convenience. choral groups. children's '.1 . ', I knowaboutcertaln laws may come inforferencesInnot . tv . ___ :4 glveanyopiniononanytaw,but I will be happy to direct them to the correct source of in. books Statutes Aated Seminole Bar Association, the must be turned in the"AU same di:, Jan doesn't Just check the Last wed it was MM Judy. trustees are elected on a three- they are checked aol They are 1 the new Seminole "'Y 15w atudenti from cam books t She must keep up t new books purchased, because year rotating plan. Julian, who ILsed in Raumu,aen who was out they were afraid the weight Is also the Seminole Bar the I becauseofec4dflubgandI Once in a while, I Named in memor e Junior College " th e li br ary, y of F. H. wouldbreakthrought1floorof them appropriat the in Association president, had the pleasure of substituting stressed golooklngforabookthjt ha 't bPlace Wil"I. "for 50 years of out. the old courthouse!" I'Vl1 lt1Sll.l.lA%1S ooks as soon as the receives ii well as outof-town lawyers for her In her adorable kin. the fact that the library is been returned.,, S011,11--ri, VDITOR standing service to the Florida do them. She has found that laws who not have to CAM books dergarden class at the Geneva However, the library is now available for the general public, another area." and Seminole County Bar," it growing at a fast School. Her mO.hod of knowing the can change almost overnight, from theatre, audience participation rate. Anyone and that no taxes are used for I W 'IS telling hIM all about serves attorneys, judges An interesting feature of upkeep. in performing and visual arts, Now, If u do not think re chambers where the book will and books become quickly and whofilesa lawsuit, in Seminole the I MY progress (luring the day, the general public. libr ary are several large Jan keeps a ca file, plus a be used is very handy, should outdated. is a lesson to be teamed from science and technology, ecology County, is helping to pay for and asked wh,at HE had done, Jan Cars, Sanford, is She compiles material listing '— all aUeys in far KIRBY (SKY KING) GRANT and check sheet. someone else need the environments, library, as It is completely daily these precious little "Imps".., Vinson, and Pat's daughter TV "limnun! Well, I got four told me all about th city, u same Trustee's Board Meetings, the United States, Approximately 150 attorneys book in a hurry. e revision of coverage, art, music and then I suggest you think again, from Pine Hills; Linda librarian, and keeps close funded by the filing fees. watch over the seven to eight club members," he his checking to make certain they well as those In foreign Cola!). and Judges have library cards. It was a sheer delight to have McDougal and her son Dustin tho series which will s science departments of four A usand volumes In her care. proudly. book drop is available, in each know the time of the fries. begin at Cypress Gardens, The library is under the Many, from other awis, use the case so meone is a universities. little late this permission even for a short from Altamonte Springs; in 'What ole Jan has two ions, one in club" I "Sky" is going to fl y several Petite and extremely at- direction of a Board of library but do not have a card. returning a book. Open from 9 meeflM- Munuks that have span. I am happy to say Hours for the 4-day fete are 10 challenged. I Wt Walter Jacobe and his mother tractive, Jan said, "'Ibe law Trustees. composed of Ned Seminole Junior College, who an closts Uie been taken are typed by Jan. as A of us down to the location as his a.m. until midnight. great deal of reference Judy and all of the children 5 a.m. to 5 p.m., J Mrs. Margaret Jacobe from library In the old court house as the treamwer,s report. drives a Yrrecker part4ime for Julian Jr., chairman; Thomas work L done right in the lIbrary from 12noon 101 p.m., '. "lhnnam! The Streakers," he guests when the 'shooting' all healthy once again. There's something for Orlando; Lou's uncle, Woodrow a YOltT ion meetings r held every his father; Monday it was my privilege Stone from Sanford, NC.; Joe So. let's streak off! who works pert-time, after two weeks. Cant wait! to return to this cherished in. Robert Cox and his all for FREE. wife, Clara. - - ' ' 1 in the Liii BALLET GULL!) of Sanford-Se,njm)!e will do honors to aSSesSor's Jan is the First librarian for school, stituk' of learning, this time to and their ;rand.son, Danny Lisa Greene, Mary Ann (ivr, Maureen Kelley, °• Seminole th ry e new law libra . County when they appear at Loch Haven Art be entrusted with the students Woods from ;i.-Iburn. N.C. Debbie Kniffin, Tony Knifuin, Holly Kurimai, Allison _~__*' Mi ___ ~__ ~_ -_ , She teaches Polynesslan 1*1 have always wanted to be a of Betta Skates, since she has Center on Friday, Saturday and Sunday as a feature Luyine said that Pat and Bill ____ Ike, AI Kathy Neiswander, Debbie Pharig, Laurie Price, Greater .'Sanford Cliamber librarian. "When my husband dancing and gives lectures and I PUNY LIST...MRS. J.L. also fallen prey to the bug. Attention all you 39er. attraction of Dimensions'74 scheduled March 14-17. 'Me * I (if Vinson took Ta=iy and Linda I Mo.— Commerce personality HORTON, 705 Palmetto Ave., 3... members of the IM class of Jan Rathel, Kim Roberts, Sara Lee Roberts, Alonica Jo was stationed in Pearl Harbor, shows slides On Hawaii and I just have a very special and Ronne McDougal over to 24 guild dancers fotming the 19i3-74 company are Vicki .- ___ . Z ---- = -1 6reakfast this week. we had the reports ilut her husband 1.1 Seminole High 1), I was an assistant librarian in Plays the organ. Rowe, Debbie Russell, Vickie Shelley, Debbie place in my heart for this dear the Silver Spurs Rodeo. __ , a .t W--- -14 School, that is. ` - .ACCdrdi, Juby Bales, Dede Boyd, Becca Carman, Margo 1) casure of si'ting across from confined for an undetermined T1 "I really am fascinated with an elementary school Uwre, I According to old school and for the Shoemaker, Susan Swain, Debbie Whelchel, Leslie ANNE AIKEN, - . , ), ,,I , - __ Kim LAURA JA('KSON. who was time at A.G. Holley State those planning to attend the big Jackie have also helped out in a school azlthing Hawaiian," she said. youngsters who attend. escorted to the breakfast by hospital, P.O. Box 3064, Lan. "You iii thu library is really library here," she said. Haven't Changed A Bit" The once sloping auditorium (Photo by Bob Orwig BOB t)AEIIN, while her lana, 33462. . . Jan had Pti praise for the the most rewarding and exis no more. It Is now functioning reunion at Mayfair Country John MacDonald of Pine r I recently abducted citing work I've kn trustees of -1 . There ' n. ~ u. husband, And that Kiwanis king, aubonMarch7Jarerequested as a well Illuminated and in- Street has suffered a nasty fail : - . GFIl(;E, was convening in himself, FWYD PALMER, is to get "These men have all been are very few dull days. My y riling library and a full Lime at work and was hospitalized reservations in to ('hu'ago. biM having ticker trouble at Florida JACK BOLT, New Smyrna I extremely helul to me. They class room.The halb have been for a brief stay, but happy to '? . Lura appeared very calm, hospital, 601 Rollins St., I have tAn their time to as" = a wider outlook on worW __ Beech, by March 18. . - ." . 0 ) I 4 cool and collected, but most of Orlando, MM. -~ , mie in Warning about every affalm I 0 I bellm It makes me 0 .01 I alarm system was Installed, Hurry! Unless tie full crisu much Improved. f 01.'.' ll, thankful. =~, detail of this work." more tolerant and !feel luckyto While chatting with one of the Please send the fellows get. improves, It will take from now __ (;ut't 'i -aker 1.1, Gov. TOM nell messages to -11te have this job and such great cheer them until then to get the message young electricians who helped AIMNIS stated that Florida up' bosses," Jan concluded. .• general public who w acros& with the Installation, I was truly The young folks at the First By MARILYN GORDON nceleI a Ueuter,ant Governor, just to study the run-away, but a broken home. relieved to learn that the Baptist Church of Geneva road, he nearly always relies on families which seem to be Seminole Coordinator but he would not seek re. to study all children exposed to Geneva Elementary School Is of enjoyed a real fun time along Second would be inadequate hitchhicklng for transportation, especially prone to stress in Youth Programs, Inc. election ,.In fact, NO WAY! similar situa tions who choos. community resources that can He finds food, s very sound construction with no with their religious training helter, and family life. Almost everyone today knows not to run. .. Guest speaker for the April ..i help a child or lila family clothing articles by scrounging visible SUE CEYNOWA is walking Only two groups from evidence of when they decided to turn their Schools should offer after of a family touched by a run. breakfast will be WHAT'S. Seminole were invited to on eggs these days. What characteristics are burdened with interpersonal around. deloraUan, educational room Into a % school hours seminars to away. lIE h{.NAME. So plan to attend participate in Dimensions 'ii, a found in the majority of conflicts. As overall chairman of Beta He is preyed upon by some of parents on topics related to 'WI& speaking Of the Geneva "coffee-house" type place, all Some blame it on the times, the spirited.' teenagers who elect to run? £ gigantic "first" for Central Adolescents who desert their society's most unsavory repro. school and child development, Phi's recent Valen tine or e complex of learning, we have so in fun, and, o! course, under the th hi ppies, or television or For '.. one, family dis organiza. Florida, homes wi thout the consent of sentative pimps, prostitutes, Churches and which is expected to Charity Ball, Sue reports that an undesirable peer many children out here this ever-watchful guidance of civic groups can group. tion. While there may be many their parents are left with a drug pushers, and h attract some 350,000 persons to results year, that we have two fif th Bobby Braddy and Polly from the king contest ustlers, do the same. ____ If these were this area, March 1H7. 1P 11ed 0UtmOre Un2700bUls, tobeconsldere the only factors apparently disorganized distinctive scar from their Yet, he finds that he must grades. AU eight instructors Edwards their leaders. S Parents should individualize d,whydonotall famIlIest have notp By JOAN RABB IA)UEIJ.A DIRKSEN, widow extremely traumatic A project of the Council of seem to be so very dedicated to Those paticipaUng and the . depend on poisoned of. their children rather than atThe sorority made up the CMIdrenexposed to these pg runaways, the probabilities of the late SEN. EVERE= Fine Arts and Sciences in the difference to round out Herald Correspondent perience. the task of teaching tfiese r'rofysybave a grand run? The answer has to be, not favor feringsoffdendship.separa I tempt to at them all alike. a run-away coming from 1)IIIKSEN, was in top form Orlando area, the committee to While the run-away is on the from his family and friends, the Would you believe the &in. Some of them even Golden with Include: of THREE GRAND for Group homes, foster homes when she spoke to Sanford asked Ballet Guild of Sanford. Seminole 1-010 Years Fellowship monthly Bette Baldwin, Longwood, work ding their free time County Association — M D. M.(Katherine) Ladd runaway feels isolated, and shelters In the local cornWolitan's Club Wednesday. —. meetings at -Seminole and Seminole Junior for PA4arded Children. Community two: (which is scarce) to bo,-*-up an has just returned from a very John Bodjack, rejected and unworthy. What is munItY should be established to Mrs. 1)irksen stressed 11 College to perform. Methodist Church Fantastic, Dehlins! bigger and better things to help posh wedding of the daughter of Uwe to risk? in Tapwn two; M Mary provide temporary and long lfor omen to Stand up and Thegulld dan cers fl-do _ the learn Casselberry are so popular that Ella Collins, Longwood, four; , , peilem of the her friend, Miss Trudy Parents tend to feel the same term care for nan-aways and be counted for what they same show" that attracted a people have to make reset. Mrs. way. Anderson, to Richard Patterson Laura Efrein, ft shock comes adolescents away from their believe in. . velions? It's true! standing room audience when The when meeting they realize that they families. Tanglewood, James Carter son of Mr. and of London, England. in Clartwo; Scott -. Congrats to delightful they appeared In January With this I'm dashing off on room holds only 250 people have been rejected by their own Incarceration of adolacents in MJOhoCarter,lathecint Wale, Miss. Galloway, Altamonte r1ngs, DOThE KARNS as the new under auspices of Seminole an exploration to research an Of spelling champ and rumer up is the first 250 to make reser. flesh and blood, am; Mr. and Mrs. Roy This lovely old southern town A WEALTH OF LEGAL INFORMATION D. punitive Institutions for running club president. who will take Mutual Concert Association. causes and effects of Spring veUons for d1nnereeft lovely little Miss Sandra Is but 70 miles from the "Delta" Green, Sanford (be They come to the feeling that away Is more likely to con WASHINGTON (AP) — (A cc at the beginning of When America," she practices what are the result of ,,just sitting they are Inadequate as parents tribute to They will appear in the Fever ... but not before a Siraukas daughter of Mr. and colmtryandKathertheuldt . with the chwus for 13 yews, she a child's negative nif Simon says "Enersav. gy she preaches. (Herald Photo by Elda Nichols down and thinking about it." club year next fall. Mrs. Chuck Straukas. handshell on Friday, Saturday faiew The group, which has been for 11, streaking 1, T&.T&. ,, Ing should be & way anddevelopdeepfltfeelin,, the homes there are so eleg&nt 12). Of tife in image and reinforce a Carol Simon. 41, wife of Wile But By the by, the luncheon was meeting for about there year,, Also, wInners of the recent it is a rewarding pleasure to thinking about it has al, When the item gets around the de-linquency pattern. Othe rs are Mrs. Norma Kam E. Simon, Nix. rtady President paid o in k'lish, as usual' essay contest, "I Am Proud To energy local community, their per. senior minister, Jenkins, DeLind, three; Robert by, on's energy chief, is looking at savings in the Simonreal Note veryad1e3cent,w.ds to household. t Rev. he Bill A. Pickett, as Its Jones, Altarn,nte Springs, two; Be An American," were won by The wedding sounded like last her family's lifestyle with new "We've made lots of changes. 5Onal suffering is acecentuatetj go to college, but each one has 0* dwd social exp . the following studen ts; Jam eyes and making changes to The children walk to the school by word In elegance. course th e # master of ceremonies. Mrs. Rita Mahaffey, East. 1 needs self.respect. Voca tional Carter, Ani ta Warren, Karen bride was beautiful beyond save ener gy. The shock effect often will programs in high school tend to minister, Rev. Ken tx ook,one; Mrs. Jean Schuler, Asso bus now, and I no ionger stiop li'c's )('ur ZIP. ('ll'' "Casser oies, candlelight and in the morning," Mrs. Simon cause the parent to build an be treated by teache MIller, aulais. Donna Rasussen, words. Her exquisite gown was DeLand, Six; MI= Alexandra rs and In 11w spring, a young mann's fewer baths," the petite mother said. "I found that when they inpregnable fortress of ra- par ents th Amy Davis, Bobby Mitchell, a modified Empire type with a The February U)CetIXIg of the Skidmore, Druid Hills, One; wi dlstaln. Realistic r told man's, too) Fancy turns to Of seven says, are amongthe all came home from school, tionahlzatlon. Fellowship saluted the wedding Richard Stewart, Foicroft Alicia Finch, Steve Creel and breath-taking Chantilly lace career choices are difficult to measures sIr has insUtuted In they all had errands to run and thoughts, of.. well, Just about Ain Finch. What are some of the things make in this atmosphere. anniversarIes of Mr. and Mrs. Apartments, four; Mi train and veil to maldi. The ss Manon By FANNE1TEEDWAJg her Maclean. Va.. home in olacei to - . i t-s UPMWIU '...a--- . . AIL.j — —. y •.,. " miii Un, I'Wfl t'$fk Stroup, Altamonte Springs w, iay#, nenunoe County iamuy or community can ence in Irelarsi, where she met minion while uiç min1ster', "' CorI "" " s' energy crisis.—,' ---th after.sthool do to help? Turn that Pavenatuck Quebec. Spring Fever kick Mr. and Mrs. SuparL4,ndent of Education, southern tradition; and all of George one; She a Jibbeway Indian, who asked wife s*udled nursing cue course the children don't mind thaufferbig. Wililatu . to Stubbs 5 wi f Far ii,, .. . toward beautifying Sanford, Keifer,San(wd(57th).. Mr. and Altannonte Springs, 10; Miss and Al Keeth vef two of the the bride's attendants wore while Crisis oriented services . ex bitiskingl WW dp cn te 8 fWmmn'S her to come to Moosenee, the natives. . about the baths," she admits ,; "I also plan menus a week or should be provided to parents of lodge, built by the government, Ontario, to sketch Indian - under the C ivic Improvement judges. George blue. candidly, "but This MeClain, Michelle Waiters not only do time she taught , I two in home Mrs. Easttirook In 85 degree temperature, advanc e for visitors, and also the homcs. 1'roject, spearlicaded b) Anil by the way, Mr. Layer hinit them to two a week, I've make just one big supermarket runaway children or prospec. 11w newlyweds will live in Economics in a government CassitIbeirry (54th); and Mr. two; Paul and Phyllis Weber, ,, _,u% 'lflfOI'(I mission, where she stayed with Woman's ('lob, Sanford decreased the amount of water trip . It isn't easy live runaways was more than Instrumental in Paris, France after an cx- of life with She arrived in Moosenee In school and did extensive re. and Mrs. Robert Johnson of Fern Park where uzno and Indian . in the tub!" Junior In Alice, the housekeeper, Since 1972 and also taught Arts and search on the customs of man's 'l oh .1 motivation to re ad ,.— Casselberry. ceive he with my Bit of the most welcome tended honeymoon lp Is co books ok on a Sunday Winward, North Orlando friends while nearly freezing Sanford Junior Mi&s Club. As for the casseroles, Mrs. afternoon and F Mary-Lynn renovations at the school. More:, clan The bridegroom is the son . of 45 'l.cv. weather In Northern Alice spoke no English. they rft, a posi tion she acquired country. She also taught . of lan meals for high. p Simon points out that th ey re- two weeks, but Fact, day a CIP salute ap. communicated through aig' through a Pentleostal M1uIa Reach out programs should 'Thanks,Bud, you areafrjendin Mr. and it was women to emnbrokier scenes of Seminole Junior College enHighllght.$ of this ear s quire far less time to cook than thing I could do to save gas." A . . V pears in The Herald for a well______ language and tritialation by be created specifically for om IeTtalned mod. wW a friend . I—— the amp as did four- festival Included the P-A A ll o y ue1 t • raur kept p a )ppamn), )atu • J,ts'rj1 daughter of Mrs. Willi ve.yuar.oiu members of The Don't two to. illi Simons; have two cars, ,, pillows, etc., which they sold Minor Mau and Faure's ,- money as well am King six children to W am in case you have a friend us Cherub Qioir of the Church, 21 for the upcoming PTO Anderson, During a warm weather tourists. C "And don't forget to in the Mercedes-Benz and a Jeep sli "Requiem." Out of town Martha Miner About NO Eftnos lived in perlod, shie flew to the Great or neighbor w1m) might qualify, directed by Katherine (tU me that tha mW"d to a farm. Mrs. Paul 0 1 (wen door when it's done," she meeft In 1973, Esther decided to Banfield soloists were: Susan Boiling, circulw tlon'tfailtu call 811.1. GIEIA)W, Us community and she taught Whales Eskimo village, where retire to a warmer climate and accompanied by Mrs. soprano Elaine Bonaz I mImn neglected to speak ci friendship is a carry.over from stances advises. "'mat way, extra heat Mrs. Simon and her 16.year.olI necessitated that ,hairmnn, at The Herald. women to nuke pottery and she was stranded four om the the the an 'o oven before it cools daughter, Leigh. Leigh Is th fr -: when her la days due which these te husband, D. Esther Verbal Duncan. Mrs. Bill mezzo soprano' where William down will help warm your drives. because Mary, Tbe two-year project will be Pictures with moss straw. roots to a severe storm. Follow ing artistic ability at leisure. She Segrest and ladles of On dxuth dW&M am to enjoy. Thanks Milton IAW arid she lived in A McDonald, lenoir and Slmori I SV vw~:, Critered in district. state and She began her caireter as 8 and 19, an( %9 are In charge of the dinnerg. Estes, bassUritione. shells. She also taught them the statin, she flew back to visited Clearwater, Key to Wir teachers 3nd the very Washington. D.C. sind he was power 1% 11 * Peter. 20. are away at Im" sewing machine to sculpt from clay ., Dinner by candlelight is a and 13W national rIrilpetition with and ground Pavenatuck to visit Father MiamI and later Sanford' capable help of Joan Williams, the assistant to the late J. 'atoc Church Secretary Mrs. Longhalr(and 22 I,, rk! .1 slont rughtly occurrence for the SIand the art of weaving Andre and Alice, where She before purcluning a home in Bonnie Werley told us the hippies) music buf Principal Paul Murphy, Joseph FAgar Hoover. where she did precise pattern with rope Oa'eflo O th er g1,j some lucky city for continuing and straw, stayed for nine months, Here, Deltona where she now lives. Cherub Choir 'was darling" Knowles Mathieux and "Harry," several It seeing as If mote than 1,100 work and made blueprints. -Leigh's been very gooi Memorial Chapel ' She was here when the first she sewed, cooked and taught IOR U' •OfAAr' CLU B FORMED community tmnpru%-emnt'nt. ng students paintings were wedding Initations were sent not She joined the Lutheran duri very cond u cive to hllIrs pa. about not running out for ciga It.. performance and Rollins' campus to hear astronauts landed on the moon Following her marriage or l ft women to embroider and Church of Providence and the when the audience was asked to Part exhibited, much to their Out. ier reading in the morning," relies and that sort of thing,' Knsza A NEW organization, the Junior Women's Club, of Casselberry, is Of the three-day Festival. in 1945, they and expremed the delight she paint, and taught Alice to cook Deltona Camera Club. She is join It In sin delight. C wife laughs. her mother said. "She just dm En route home, Katherim Frank moved to South,Send, hW. Five shared with the Canadians ging "Jesus Loves It's a terrific ex perience wing formed, with membership open to anyone wishing to help in of American foods. stopped in Atlanta to enjoy a without. Particularly with th now happily involved and en. Me," there wasn't a dry eye in whether liatenin or percommunity projects. Meetings are held the third Thursday of each Some of Carol Simon's ener- bad weather now, we've had tc MARY 11FTERSON catne he&rin. 0 Pretident Nixon talk to visit with her brother, John ateir home, Frank died. Two weeks after returning to Joys speaking invitations wl.ere the house! f"miN and we feel fortunate )3savjflg tips come from arti- inc the Jeep, and t only eU bouncing in th*e office one the ifleil on the moon. month, at the Casselberry Woman's Club Building on Overbrook Indiana, laden wi th art hand. she shows slides and tells her Next meeting of this terrific to have music of "Chic" Pfeiffer. Eathet then became e des she has sought out on the about 15 miles to a gallon of Jay ...just a n 1971, Esther attended a made treasures, &I* flew back audit" all about her Indian group will be held MAIrch 27 available to Drive, at 8 p.m. For more information call Sally McCluan (1), vice The Geneva Homemakers ea people but most, she admits, ias than ever...in fact, the spriest, "W:ter world Craft.. Council confer- to Moosenee to take care of the and Eskimo friends, when a travelogue about Incidentally Club will meet March 13, at the president; or Krystal Hr'uby, president, Joined the St. Jo Vailey u 'o1j is : , •, Just ask Mary w t ha I told her. Hawail will be on the agenda. Community Center, at 10a.m. A ” t'i..i co',,,' (Herald J4W.4IWIcI$U M iu uOuO u)' zsua ilCiiOiS) ________________ _______________________ ols) It Is pure Ju Just lwmn,: in her program on "Bicycle Safety" Having a by4ine on Mama Pearl Yarborough and Art —— ".' _______________________________ an invitation to Visit... column wil l be presented by Us Health her randson, W E. YarWoodbury, head of r' 1 'i 1 ,, . and Sa Suet fety wiuu, and granddaughter, ceramics UWUI*, u.lse P9)' iwtL '" and was aurceisful Rollins' music department Is I , .1 i _. Recently Liz (Mrs. Earl) director Of both chorus and -- . Casey. i Reba Jean Yarborough, along selling many of her objets 'd' " " -iiA,: T ; I Faust of Lake Mary qnisd to ordestrIL The creative arts chafrnuin with Esther Smith, drove to an. . . I I - _. f, . Will xpeak on the second part otf Aidengate with Mr. andl Mrs. _ . .7 9( . Following an auto accident in 29Y that After she had men The With the gas situation being k -. k `1 .'?. * Babb Bag She went throuO the what it is, we now finid covering quilting. 1 I HNOW Scott this Sunday where 1961, resulting in serious injury i -_ , * . 1~ I I i , 4~ . de * As a follow-up on W weight they attended the dedicat.ion of and with debts conUnuing to rest of the Sanford Herald go ~ L A 1111111*Mts depends on the 1% J _ a control program for Febmry, a room-plaque which was mount, F find our telephone number. = v— ___: ----------- — . — _ _ 50 * home . , .1 Not having talked to W air" be Y,oK sUr pLer-J iii icceniory of 11ev. and taught arts and crafts at ; / lorry to have -- -..,: , t I. fr shortly before she and Earl Count Ir lunch. AU members are Nancy Timms, wife of the Rev, the South Bend Senior citizens I TU m ' , mother. --i u i GET ACQUAINTEDI Invited to attend and enjoy this W il liam Edd Tlnuns, farmer classes, nigh were married, it was a AIR... 4 I - . and ion show PickuPvour FREE Cosmetic Sample treat. Actually, she and Earl held recent1'aLI unique method of cno'ung supply "tor of the Fimot days week o 11w County . ' anUt and --____•• are so busy traveling arowi4, with thoughts of relaxed casual United Methodist Church of Home far Mentally Retarded. High &tioi S tyle your wigonty 1 Geneva Usyre not home long enough to living. Now Is the perfect time Later, in 196 1 through a When asked why the WIGS JEWELRY '?bSMETIC "do" the social scene here. M:-m Pearl 1.sotokI inc that friend, Esther was and the Orlando Forge, Inc. is ng d so far away, our -Wholesale Retail, My brother, Jim weather- her aunt, Mrs. Josle Prevatt, Institute AIIemvia, an .: They recently returned from fellow dM "The Place to Ifni the perfect . abee, dropped b to see us, He was a guest at the Lakeview San Miegel, Mexico Las Vegas, Nev., where they WaItersujije __ Jemeelrv I I V Pall0 an.a b.....I ,-, f urni ture to suit you, s because t Ill . .;. American SAW that this gaaoline shortage Nia'aing Home. It would be Beauty ,. J*tii ifti (UI) CWd at the now Grand HoW. TrIG,. _=. b "a worn W in the ify"Mmiarraingesdopear &WPIM Pdwy, on pshft _zA,~~ LIZ SRW: "I only won abed 11, &*iantlay is mod enihnsfastic . . Choose from a natural array 4L. . below retail pricies. ~ to cestwme itweiry - W.I. I - suic to VW with her when you we It ow Sim CWT4 DW* ire _- i --- - ir ~S" Me new 3 way fashion $ I by and mod wti" in Y work. of colors either Wrought Iron ' - - ' ..... '' . ________ , - ____ r , i4 , What Makes ____ Sammy Run Away? Family Disorganization Causes Ch.ild To . Around Seminole ' The Babb - Bag Chief's Wife Says Values Energy Need Re-Cycli11 g . Esther K%nAVS7zas Basks In Warm Cl "me After Full Life In Eskimo Count y -, - ' - - ,,,. - - --- -------- —' '"-'- - . - .,, ' ., , ., ,, -. ' , ' ' ' , * „,,,,_, S JUNIOR - , ,,, ' Nich - ... -. -. . - .- American Beauty *3 --- -Ti r Vashions,lnc. - - / HE I 1.50 •' - . . -. -. -- -. - , " ,, . . . -' .• --- . '- and they promise to tq to come down for a visit this sumrzwr. Happy wedding "MUry is in "der Iftf MY duw (Viallft the Vincent P. (Jan) Caras. . __ - uv1ne Ktnnnird has really been a busy woman en(attaining rthtives from North Cartilim and several of her I'll be seeing you around the KImsaird holds out. In the mantime, I 4..Recentiiea*sat some wert I.Du's sister, Pat wish you los-v arA keep smiling., P0UM.jgflg After the World Crafts Council In 1967 the f ollowing :TW she attended the ciourico's conference in Lima, Peru, where she met Father Andre Stinneuman, from Paris, .- _ -, - - - . I - - _- France, wtg, Was a missionary for the Ptálnso. in North She accepted Father Md'e'i Invitation to visit Quebec Prid in ...Treasuresfrom life with Eskimos IferAd Photo bv Charles, Edwards) . 12111 these days! — a friend of Tallahassee) for the weddini of her daughter, Judy. Pwhwater. g Ea o With do way emotions are according to UL Judy is also ow tM dwtW land the : the daughter of th. late, great , • (abort, WO that is ) of Marion Hannan and surely you per, evinced In Lines t remember him? statlons flier, are 5uAsuI71 : . An tact that wr ci 'i ~ choice words be I. * y handled abotit. TDDAY I NOTICED: Sure l O)0frwhich recently peeIfl t Spring: Kids nyW Its Mh annul concer t at kites and ad ults Rollins College? gardens, - . - .. (.us met tea Styles b . A Joyous Comeback... Therapist and patient. Roy Sporks, Smile happily as they cover the corridors of Seminole Lodge — a remarkable come back for a persistent team. Seminole Brown Jordan Tropitone Lyon -Show I Sit 434 o 322-6755 ORLANDO FORGE. INC. I $1,106410M of 4u Free Presentthis in vitation and "ilk "Ch pvrtkato Tog Willi riticelve a It" a must for Mdadw Max-Thvrs.rre I.eidv,j, NursIng and Convalescent Residence 300 .y skin. of an Atneritan Gestity. - 1- . A beautiful ace 9.9 one " If It) "araliti 440tl "Where OrangeM.ets Fairbanks" PARKIN PLAZA — "I N. Oflaftft Ave, Maitland 71 I Orange Ave., Wlnf*r Park, Fla. Ph. "7.2S34 _________________________________________ ____________________ 4_____________ - - I lee �____ - _________________________________________________ _______ _____ 'LT__Z thi____ -------- - _____ - ______________ - - -- -- - - - - - - -- - -- - __ ------ ---.- - - __ 4B-The Sanford Herald Sunday, March 10. 1 974 GIP, Ent husias Investing, Penelope Herald Spring At BPhr/ Club Fete N 101 . m, anc y's Newsnotes 6 ... I our Winter There were six trials scheduled for last Thursday. I __ -- - F / Women 's Club dinner and , 000% 111-Ift ________ - - down - --- - ~__ . - I— - - _ - wi I & - ~ 1 IfL iilll:!""I "I ~- . __ _______ __ - _ - __________ . . -1 - i J 11 I __ n1i I .__ w - t __ r= M -i -.~ -1 r - I 4 . .~ t I i ___________________________________ family were all sick them. aches. She has driven a neighbor all J - the way to the GairaesvUle a - fe - _~ 4 7I _______ - ~"V:.-1'17" , I I I I-6 I-i - i_~ - - - - - - -~- ~ . MA9919v - 4__ __ __ ~__ ____ _____ yc _k "MI .W 0 , N- -91K -. , I _z . 17 ~i7l ~ ~ , :lf - - , - 11 I . k Cotir tHouseRecordi ngs Ralph W. Peters 20 Marria(re r", A 1' 011S Ronald A. Yacketta. 29. 295 W. Pine, LW, Pamela I), Knulton, 31, same add. Gelon B Revels. Oranole Rd \ltJd olis Sunset Dr., Rarriona S. -Sizemore. 18, Bx 152 Geneva • i , ancy U Jerry C. Sandltn, 42, 2033 El p Portal Ave.. Linda S. Lo% .,~ - • Patricia Judith Cason & A~_ OSfftl( II FEAT1ILUS rei gn supreme on spring evening wear by Pierre Cardin. The - CULL dflu u(ilce a ii Ou USC a ri mturluu . ' eo , O 40L is - - ' " i i / . lid - , I I .. ~, . . , DAYTONA on , ' .qk , %0 i I . _", - Y., 1-1/ lv_~A ~ most colorful name In qla5s_ All creations I ; aot Ocean_Ifl,ijng fene, refteshingmakes your vacation perfect Ocean b,ah aPts-f0frIlteratofs. stoves P~-essi bfj.kr4b;.- - Patties. R*staursnl, lounge. .~ - T~. __ ~ spend many ars 11 j i l. 6- -__ - .. '________________________ i . I G44 13Y a ppear Him The Sanford Herald are ava0able to y; Ou in 8x10 reprint size or . - fig in DECORATORS - / , I J %a Ckargif - No oftlipli" caltir $'Pd1$DdI,f.iti. •. PHILIPS £ Fw 31C West uffi SANFORD, FLORIDA - DIAL 22 2611 or °'l I i I ' - - ' ilL_ Mail this • up Ron on co _ ' • _ or brochure. Seminole, voinia callcol4d I ADDREM I CITY 9901 _____ L- _ __~_ -rATE - - - - - - - ___ - -- - I I I I U I - TWO CCSDS AND AN i / I A#- ____ ____ _____ _____ ' 'V 11 ) RE WOW (0. 7 iv 1 - 1 rys J 4 • . t,~-': - .j 1~~ r' 0 ' .;A 4 - 1 A // '(( . I -- 'I'I' - ( 3-9 t- *Jw2k CAPTAIN EASY . V Crooks _ - 5 4,13LE171, FROM THrF 1T _________ THE CAVES L OCATIO N! As I slowly, triumphantil made my way, back. large goose clutched in ,nr hand I yeled back to my husband, 'Look! I T . Ifis only reply was'Lay down and keep quiet more cesk, are coming in'.' Needless to that was 1 ! q 's-7 - 16 ECTIAJ6 ME TO I '5kfTcH OUE FofTiT' omi OF Th E , PAPISLANDI .. La CONCEDAD.WHEN 5OEHCAPCA VAMYOVW 5EEN ' 'EM -_ 1 & - T' ALL: _____ goosc unt. ("David has now reformed," his wile reports, bringin h hich obeys, fetches. points an( retrieves almost as good as I used to' ') - _______ - I .- . - - '" . lw I - ___________ - i FRANK AND ERNEST 1111 I by Bob Thieves S U IMP GY I _______ Win Audience '' CRANE, States there was a general 1 Note w Hal sold his eon on taking a foreign language! See how Sen. Randolph wins his I --__1k) I L r-- -. , 'A - I -- - -_ T WHB' ~4E SAID 3 -9 c w,% ow - IrINOVI _V wu.._txi'v HGAROMY GOT MAE)ANP I STCQY... II ^ f.\ i -. 'L,4-T '?( .. - - ç . . I NOW I'LL TELL 'tJ GiDe OF THE SLA PPE-D Him. Florida's noted pastor, Dr. Paul liortin, of St. Petersburg, - .ê .: i'ri- I - 1\ '-i .0 ) / - ' "':- - . -• ___ • •..• 3-9 __ ___________________ ITS NO USE t DROOLING - T14ESE APE 1, . FOR T)4E - .I ~97 1 1 - _____1 ~~__ _, -1 - I WCN r Do IQ YM ANY GOOD ~YA X / - , 70 BPG ~, DAISY TO HEAR ! A I I CANT STAND I A WOMAN CRY FAMILY) ' language saying it had no indignation (anger); I. \_J). ' I I . _,::~_ ~ _Z_ -" "..,I ." 0,4 II I 0 , . i e - - 11 4C 3_7 ZER0, TAKE T9AT REP,,1 W 7 TO HEAD- QUARTERS I , I, 1) ~ k PRiNT6 At. . I -' IJ A I,- - I I I I --- I . I J~ ~, , - " I - At& - Ae"WE 606clie"- ,vis awKmR Pe %,C1F!;5 5tE IVEa&r) E4OU'4 - 1 ____________ 4 - I - ut jilt - i Ll . - il f 11 ~ _*:~. Jt . S~~ - - ----,:,I - - - Y- __ _" AND DONT ~67E-T %Clilz r of 4AlwaylwdtetoDr.cian1n ECONOMY ,- WINTHROP more humor. "For I do a lot of speaking uses QUOTE magazine and before luncheon clubs, l'r*, mixes its humor, as well as help Illustrate the value THE SOFTEST -SPOT IN THE I , - L Audiences via the wholesonw about him, and said: humor appearing in QUOTE "We calrinot hold against the ch week. Then forces of the enemy; tlx-y are imitate Dr. - Hortin a superb too strong, and I shall, in 15 public technique' minutes, ask the bugler to sound retreat. CASE Z-372: Hal T.. aged 36. "You all know I have a bad is a popular radio announcer. leg. so I shall start now," "Dr. Crane," he began, -I In this urban age, all litetate was very much impressed by people should be able to make "The Stars impel, th"- do not compel." What you make of foresight and intelligent care of this newspaper, m fe is largely up to YoU! planning. C106149 a long stamped, ad. rroll Righter's I ndi vidual Forecast for your sign for April QUOTE magazine attributes dressed envelope and U cents isnowready. For your copy send your birthdate and 11 to Caff oil it to Sen. Jennings Randolph. of fit cover t)Vng and printing fbghter Forecast, The Sa nford Herald, Box 629. hollywood, Calif. West ;?r send for one of t: lit'teTn I I will not say in which Amy) who massed his troops to repel the enemy. lie called his fellow officers poem. FROM (JUOTE And if you beginners tremble, don't fret, For all speakers, even A mother mouse and her little the pr ofessiona ls are nervous ones were suddenly confronted at the start uY it Cat. So hold your hands firml The mother mouse braced behirml your back or clasp the ierself and said "Bow wow!" edges of U The cat turned tail and fled, The mother mouse turned to vocal cords. her children and said: After a couple of minutes of 11 I ]_ LS __________ ~_r I I.I f product results, but can become discouraged or lethargic, so do etc, current epigrams from famous not permit these tendencies to keep "And I appreciate your people, into his superb sermon you from carrying through w ha tever you start. reconunentiatmon of the weekly formula: ARlFi Mar 21 toApr 19) Take care financlnland worldly magazine Iled QU i1 Start out with a 4. affairs, Loved one is in a Peculiar mood, so don't get into find more useful jokes challenging text, arguments that could prose ti resome therein than in any other (2) Adsance your theme sia TAURUS I Apr. 20to May 2o) Many things show you just what medium. relevant stories I like Christ's your position Is with uthers, so make the motst of this and organize "it helped me last week In a parables); your life better. family argument. too. (3) Make the audience laugh GEMJ (May 21 to June 21) You get much done now, and IOt my high school son was a few times, please associates also Take treatments that increase sitity objeding to taPing a foreIgn (4) Work up their righteous Relax In pm you have dangerous arguments there. Buy flowers, presents that will please kin. VIRGO iAug. 2210 Sept. 22) Make as many appointments as you can and get things acconiplimed in a fast and clever way . Don 't take chances with loved t ' IJHRA I Sept. 4toucl. L, You can increase income quickly. A clever businessman gives; you fine ideas for advancement. Avoid the social tonikht. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nuv. 21) You are magnetic and deter. , mined and can get much done. but don't be too demanding with others, or yot, lose out. SAGITTARIUS INov. 22 to I've. 211 Plan the future more intelligently. Get rid of that i0ea (of lack. and Concentrate on ~~ plent%. Ifelp those not as fortunate as)ou are. -. ( R*i4T ) __~ wis I your recent column in which an interesting talk. the wroflgway.Givegood1plJitusltrginthgealygi - WI L I by '- TERIL or BUGS BUNNY - : NAMI" VACATION - I L4 __~ , - .- - - -A _. DI&1 ujm BURNS ' ?', to retrace my' exact steps through the broken ice. it is to know a second Poised wid can then use your Inn guage." hands more gracefully in om You larguage teachers in gestering, fine, dear friend. Don't relax efforts in going after a goal that high I can en ploy t t Beware of early, stilted , gestures. And to relieve AQUARIUS I Jan 21 to Feb. 19)It You Want to nuke a good This weekly QUOTE tresnors of the hands as guresare magazine (Anderson SC) hold)ournotesorsheetrn uslc correct. Make plans. Think, contains 3 pages fn each of acze them with both hands and PISCES(Feb. 20 to Mar. 2D) A letter you receive will bring a rollicking jokes and anecdotes U pu opposi e diree , One opportunity for )ou, though it may seem vague at the Moreover, they am clean, lions. , moment. Find new worthwhile activities, wholesome types of humor, This stops the rattling of the IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY or she will have a quite appropriate for use by paper! eatdeal of energy and stamina , be sure to plan ac ti vi ti es pastors In their semionj, as Sendfoc my booklet'Iblic wIsely,spor Lt for exercise will utilize energies well Give as by other speakers, Platform Psychology," en. t For example, here's a dandy cloning a lon, stamped, return anerdote,thatyoucanadaptto e*'elope, plus cents .-%% ..Am ' ' an tangerine. " -~ 011111 .*** . 0. ~t - comes In hues of turquoise, crystal, , wheat emerald olive r a - -- -1 -1 - - ~ 6 ,--; ___ I entertainment -fr@g parking. Shopping canter opposite. - ~ I I ~, ' private \\_• . / lhs- I then began (o run barefoot. after (he goose who was making pretty $ood time.., I almost had him when I realized the ice couldn t hold me; it began to crack. Luckily it was only knee-deep ... Just as the goose reached the water, reac hed him - grabbed him around the neck and then hadI MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Get rid of cuties practical value. early and then enjoy favorite amusements, be with congenials. **So I recited the following lade out in your peroration with Get your mate to cooperate more with you. little story from QUOTE a touching; relevant story or BEACH, Florida ,~ ave made off-hand Ift _" Im - r, GENERAl. TENDENCIES: You have much determination 9 ')l ________ _,---*- - -.. you urged ciff gymen to use only 90 minute s to I- Xotini - , % J 4. 0 ng - JV ____ - --- "I pulled off my boots (they weren't water-proof) then m y _______ e ay Only At A E RO Can You Buy Beautiful Custom Tailored Draperies At Foctory-Direct Prices And Get In Home Decorator Service Free. •'. - ;, - c wwr"L [Or youll ebup ym same.) % op and Compe ONE PRICE Co COM PLETE $aa DEAR TURNED: TJ) him that IS he d..ia't wan, CU(t his body cheailstq be lfl have to change DIRECTLY ON "THE WORLD'S MOST FAMOUS BEACH" Beauty ii. a Im V to Any I am riot AS "S"Y-, as I was when he married Avy suggestiong? . D0 FLORIDA VA n . He has 011Y " and 811 the problems that go with it: Abeeia anid and 11`111111116d MY"If. and sU be wants to climb into - _d with me nW aftcr C*t without having bathed. I have told him I think he needs a b4th but he says he ' I cadarUbis AM dOm't want to change his body chemis 4 / ' DID Nou 5/fJ SEFL socks and pants rolled up my long Johns and waded the icy Gd try Its Just about r'uined our z life And then he CUIs'I" 1,10 . wit L h . NO- IDEA I 64AD Subjected to a long traditiorl of Ihis kind (if chauvinisill. Phillips was less than plea,4.d when lie heard Ili,; wife ha I given birth to daughtt I'll, first reaction to that ne w s cold. V __________ 111 0 the lossof the wife's head, or him, but It doesn I work. He Just let. th e water get J4 W -~ I)Ii CAMPUS C ' ~_,_ i-_ - V Mr Phillips n flhtfl(t th hi it n P hi tr thu biith of d iuhte r ii) i King of thu hujust rut irit ii inishmint to the il erness Inst ml (lisorce or u s in thu is of llenrs \ Ill for Wm to go 3. 4 &M 5 des withnut a bath, but to do" .I have tried being wb6o sibad It. Me r=Wq his both water WALT . *. or halo Ig their beam far the %iI _ . U 7) ~. Michael Phillips Jr. of Kingston, Ontario, Canada. defines a true male chauvinist as "one who says that the female of t he species is definitely inferior m e nt a lly and ph y si cally But the most vivid example o[ chauvinism was offered by Shirle),, ficalwole of Weed Ileights, Nevada, in her deSCrip. ose "Whileiff?d to' 'l h d goose tri to escape. so my husband acted as only a chauvinist could diet, and commanded 'Fetch,' I retrieve, but it "aSn't that SiMpleL %%'v were next to j frozen salt lake w ith a 20 loot span of icy, knee-d eep water to cross DEAR ABBY: My husband is & hatr styllst, and he works 1101119 lwtn six days a wank. He Is 3k bom and raised to , %t ()",o bathtub and ho %od ne%erto change and diaperr baby sit ash or fold dothes w hen your itt is pregnant (The Howe uS l no share these chore s) the angels me and took her away They seem to Accept her dleath, but 10 VIgil 'ft. They know I am "locked Y "been asking here Vftt Mau I WI them? A NIIJMBER * IN MAR DEAR NUMBER: Don't Be. Ten them you are being P11111112 hed because whille you mean, ooly to "ware" their mother, you accWotafly killed bet proper b*w allow (too later. C i' II' - chau v inist part of m is dead and that the little girl is the apple other daddy's eye ) PPe iUu understood it Thme foster parents we" advised by a prlt to tell U children sometig about death, ° y ere td their mother WORRIED Stilly on-lbe-ocean - them. and naturally they told the kids what EAR ABBY. My problem is primarily one of vanity, For yearg I have been cOrscim a( the lad that all ft women In my family have Ism that start to sag early. By the time they are y look bulp I am In my early 3, and already i can see the same thing happening 10 Me. Is there anything I can do about it? I Swnttonbyjoanno) H! ME HOME I - 'j thfr mother but I don't thinfr the ' N, .. Merritt Puer k MONDAY, MARCH IJ 1974 . . IsI Jane M Gaul, 22 meant to gef!t WAIT'LL THE OTHER R IFSCiETHIPJG LONG! I'D BETTE r God help me, Abby I never grow 90 had. Is Ws tragedy. and hopefully. they win harbor go bUkr. accompanied by . 6 Put & g1n to her head---only meaning eouuellag ' dick I' CC)USiI) H one__a,a___aurcen rid ___ err. m then,my wife's 1 Spring In Pa ng my Wife I thought she w to scare her. but I killed HOME, IN *.__; ls My Problem concems MY children. 71*y are living in a ker home non, but before creation (r) Steven I Tucker, 19 ,Z~1. I4, • 0 As tassels they trim the . Its Hosi tie ilargrose ' IlansftDevaugha same skilled craftsmanship i - . ~__ -. --_ neglecung ' Paul W. Carl, 63, Ajtouna Deland Lloyd B. Martin & Dover, same Richard D Hensley, 19, 10424 Wf custody child Sandal Ct., Or., Della M. B Tester, 17, 10413 Sand At Ct., 436, Sunitt Apta, 4G9., CR, Oil. Mrignificent color, . ~_ - 111111111111111111111111116"A -- ', - I A . II _______ - - - - __ I , to I -, ___ Suites t!m0s I - ______ I Leon :. Itolley, ), aisii S* apu al IS shoss ing is about the most 436 W. Richard Allen. WI minor child better insight into the in. Crystal Dr.. Viola ,%I. Long, 42. d. but rampant, Will. P. Kachuba & Saundra ladylike happening In lown, vestment field. *rhe flew st%- Ie% are the kind showud evelling drv ,-^ in . Iss y u ic , ass tonI comf ortab le to t hi' sht't'tt"it chiffon or JOM L. Layer, 33, By 83 Judy M. Karnitz & Allan L, trict V district director for DL3 %%var Ladylike at timvs,hut )rganza willi %ve-through Enterprise, Lois A. Layer, 34. Linda Killiam Ramseur & also presented a short progra~ with a dash of ~-xoticlstll and :tops revealing unlettered same add. Jennings Dodson. always soft, soft on enthusiasm. Betty generated bosom-s. guaranteed lit warm Tilt- full Roxanne Rtunble & Michael same by reading passages 11`0111 Anything skirt is no myth a man's lit-art as much as Melvin B. Mims, 21, Rl. 2 Bx p&rk,s.. up to 15 yards or they cm)l it woman'-, chest Wl minor child. 6(, Pearl Collins. 17 Rt2Bz 10 an article by Norman neeti mart , its into lit pu .uted M f d I 'uItr ill say, (ulurru j ,, \ t-ale regarding enthusiasm svi,irling, gored or draped Llitford W. Ditchfield,57,1106 ( an gets (lilt of Pirt, Annie Queen PALss & Benand fashions Royal Palm Ave., Oil,, Alice V. jamin Fred., Wf. minor child members on their enthusiasm ners. But the tailored Woman into them " Cobb, 62.193 Lewfield Cr,, wi William James Buchanan & in club events borne office also will find the chic, slick. There is also the bait Paul D. Knowles, 25, 110 Merle Gertrude etc stiirtdress topped liv an rnidnIfthlw'ithitt,eaw.arri equally slender coal. Geraldine Burke & Moses. Wl Cortez St., WS. Bebe A going to the 11alou "bras" Some valuable points were For davtime the suit has Hamner, 18, Rt I Bx 236C ' c1lildren brought up on how to gain m ousted lh~ pants outfit which embroidered in navy and Mary Margaret Mayo is relegateill thuslasm and self Wain Swint. 24, fix 457 Lk Willis Gilbert. WI 2 ch. Imr: stuutpin man) 'I.0 en M em bers attend? '' ' and informal w e ar TiltIfelen. I IMa I~ Washington, 19, 11 Pauline Strachan & Andrew • g, . y .ra C , l)eI.and I) titi,,tPi su miii ea .sv'fitit'ul Margaret Ganas. M,nas Formal Wear Kelly I lingf-i jacket-s. twit' Harley Brannan Jr & Del ed or not Isaac E. Cobb. 22, Bx 603 'Ores Ilamrick, Virginia Mercer, RENTALS Oviedo, Gloria L Godwin. 2D, A. Wf Minor child For Weddings, Proms. etc Thea Whitcomb. Lorraine -_ ()teamed to a circular or kenneth It. Cooley & Carol Bx 666 Oviedo I Graham. Marguerite Graham pleated skirt and a striped B.L. Perkins Men's Wear . Wf. 2 children Charles C Uiamneu, 58, Org June Woodruff, Nora (,ordon, -s ilk 2WE First Paula Jones & Tom in As the' dus stearst ill, City. Ruby F. Snyder. 48, Elinore Slicer, Karen West. W( minor child dresses are mar aix guests Betty flu - Good by-e and God bless! learning - a Y*e Alice C. I ! i I - AIifca and child care." (Now Don Wilson is convinced ttiat his man. hood is not in dan er b helping with home and children.) To Kathy Howe I of ittleton, Colo,, chauvinism meant in41 (hat housework is the wife's duty. even though the wife is working iutltime. It meant a hushami who kit trail of clothes be ginning at the front door and ending at the care n Prison servirg a lo.yelr sentence I did a tble thing which win follow me for the t m e I h*s two childt 6 Y and 4. I lose thc fact th at ery much In led 0 my It all s4inlvhuw adds up to the ankle for the cocktail Securities, was the guest u'volhion rather than ri'volu' hour speaker who enlightened lion And the repla% Ing iif lilt. Girls who are %4illing I(, members on different types of ,:I(,.% ilc(luires a dt- linav IIJ74 lakethe plunge-Alligo jII out investing. Following his look. This hapix-ris ,,I Ille for the 16-inch cleav iigc, remarks, he conducted a choice of fabrics and iii the which, ran riot through the illilillcal toil of modern iech. question and answ members Ferraud collecliort% participating and getting a -in era where the soft (k Yves Saint Laurent. %%h;), .e • D ____ - ayes, . . ii ~ . ;~ir~~iv_ - Smith M_.. . ___ __ 1 - I-, lohn - inri t ching To Kathleen Wilson of Sparks, Nevada, chauvinism was her h'ishand s belief that women belong to They are not smart enough to do anything their husbands, except housework DEAR *8 (hi I Il' inho intl Paris - (NEA I - The ica(i- matching coal or pAckvt The girls maintain the house themselves by preparing their 'fig designers have gone all has returned, often in printed out for this turning spring silk l'k ited skirts and t Own Meals, housekeeping and and summer III pronlote lolls. shoirl sleeved or sleevelaundry duties and other duties leininirit' appeal . sadly cuutii less, are uit' tails whui'l, .ir' necessary to ketp the house In I)rornised Ili this era of Nut- bound If to %kollien, Jeans anti unisex styles, Their PW) In 1orida send donations show ings eri' reminiscent, hut you nt't'dnt - go to thu. retrospective .and nostalgic, lengths some %t i th other needed articles to the with a backward of the stlisIc lo ,ok to tilt. med 51) I ,kii I stop %horl (it lilt. L114.1., fl the girls, much eat'r and 5CR far re From then', length varies ohn L. Smith of Waddell and moved from the stir 'uctured thirt If Z '.- p a do he dnt this Itf ghe swore the re, works in an office j ust One woman. I' her, but he he ' _________ - e f these epithets mean? Readers who entered our reformed male Chauvinist of the year contest have a variety of defini- any of red _________ sit hire blue dress (I seholarship L _4 . "-. I -. .. L1'_j_ - -- ~- r.~ - .0. _%.. _-_ rbell has hairs on his color like nobody in our family haL esough to :-zit-: - for a , U She hu. I'd lulpeet that 'be W CwJ Norbert to tflflift me oued ce I P& Any man wo comes .I shape tao plead gel away It, * are used as fringe on the uneven hem of the is sponsored by the Fforida Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs with all clubs in the state donating funds find articles that art ntttkd to support (1w --A'' I ; it , Y.- inR to sit __ in on Hal da at I ~ ---: - t--- - 1' - LEAVING M B fence. I want to trust him, but with ,Ill homely as a mud ft evidence. how can I? - uttendance at the meeting l'enelope is a mascot scholarship house at Florida State U ni versity _________ --l"P14- - 7 usslctance needed Eddie 1. Bailey, 20. ill3 W World and CyPress Gardens. anyone, She Is One great neigh. Whidden. fix 25 Osteen 20 W Delevan W. Beatty Jr., 2D, lit Aftbough I am .ii of Jly sounds like a line 14th 1 Bs 1247 DeLand Nancy K peoe who do not drive person and one we would all like hien J Steinborn Jr 557 Itussell 19 nte add have never had a drivers to have for a neighbor Citrus SL ,AS 42. S1M,r)l I.. J.unesC ParsonsSr itt i licem. WW will Probably never Vaughn,20.131 1 Sdnta i RarKara IN 135, LW, Ifiley E Greenleaf, - I ,_ -. 'j,~.,;~1_1_,t,-~! - V ; -- -. . . ,-,,-v .-. --,W. - , - , - 1~11~- ,,r .-,- Flor ida ~- •' - ' her, but never Imposes , - - I~A~ o ,f__r-_% . ,tt --.-' * I -~ .*1 1". -.. e, .." - --, .,,*t..-;"-%~. - . ---_ .- She lets people linpone on I hOW Norbert never met members toted to send a donation and offer of any other / when that woman needed treatment for her eyes. (PflhiS I.. Smith, 16. .'1liC She was a couch of the Girl's henry \ l'arktr 41 N. Y. The Mauool'i WWI days in rest of their sisit ta king - % OW 4- it) help beautify Sanford and the J. Thomas J. Boileau, 20, 1001 GOOD NEIGHBOR OF THE Terry Dr., AS Lou A. Joshn, 17. . WEEK h MrL Jinny Psugh Of maw add. had mpeny f P.M weeks They are Mrs. Rain's brother aid wife, , 1 'j- William and Rita Habin have because members of the child's Le-wis, 17. Bx 845. LW ! ' It:k / .'. valesclng from a bout o(i11n N, 0-5 fi . - i I to r) Karen Westmark, Betty (Herald Phot o B George P_ - - proement program (UP) and re endorsIng other club to do S!Ie the purpose of the program - I The meeting this month win be Tt" yourid Lady has many Morning Dr., Orl., Doris 1. held at the home of Mrs. Ella S'II'tUtS acc)rthng to her neibh. Wheeler, 40, same add lfar%ille of 81 North 3rd Street bor& She is a sounding board John Waters Jr., 35, 1117 m. Aj for her friends, an emergency Orange Ave.. Earnestine members in urged to attem. babYsitter, a good friend. Once Nelson. same add. corne. dw took cue of a cWld con. Glenn N. Bailey, I . - ____ .- ~ _______ PENI'1,0PE THE PIG 1300STS FUND Volunteer Fire Department. 130 North Falrfaz Ave. I I Ir. . -, -, Ort. Tuesday not is the new meeting nW for the i &dim Auxiliary to ft Winter Sprhw ~ . ; h , Guests for the affair were Al Dovesville, S.C., Ethel 1. Plummer, district represen- available, even an hour, will be Matthews, 19, 7;10 Bungalow tative for the Wekiva section of greatly appreciated. The filv. the Central Florida Boy Scout Association members are doing Charles A. Lively, 42, lit 6 Bx Jack Lind the' ( Part In supplying the 91 1. Orl., Sandra E. Pack,33, lit ' pastor of the First Baptist building, maybe some of the 6 fix 977CC Oil rest of the citizens would like to Church in Im4gwood, 1 sponsor Denis O'Neill Kevran. 25. 15o P as chaperones. . o(the Pack) and farniiyand Club Rd., Cynthia E. and Mn. Stan Fouler. McIntosh. , 4321 Sey bold Av.. - a Iq -, -- ati buffet-dyle dbmr that was ~31. - . - __ .. .__. -- ___ . - _ _--_ ~ - - -I, -- - --_-_.0 - Police Chief John Govoruhk is concerned with children noon to 9 p.m. on weekends, - in addition, it was brought to the attention of the members that many other clubi in the OlililiUflit) and the Sanfoni (haniber of Commerce are " U, 1- ________ - crones to save during Unse -16~ , coat. and they were a- Society. _____ r osse. laM weekend. finished off with IS ~ - Year Pins Were PI em led ScoU Available for the chfldren andJan" and Bailey Woodfin for good paMcipation in all Sc- teenagers is a -Juke box," PAY Pool table and checkers tisities for the past year. and sets. cavitulations go to an these win be opened for Use from 3 to fine youngsters. . _____ an our long arate ng I Ilie new Seminole Zoological ' Good f Winter Springs Community A s soc i at i on Recreation Main Buddi is now opened f won Athlete awards. They were Although no! completed as yet, Brian Gribbin, 'ran Durance, it is finiAll,ed enough use Greg Spurgeon, David Bey, completed AM the budding was open Ot t public oser (he AV RaIl ,uuCfl, . .4 -. _.1 , Wolf badges. Bear badges were won by Orb Peterson and - Y. DEAR ABBY What would you do 11 your husband home With 11tjk , shut1 trousers, underwear and some on his neck - tis:ness meeting. . t a lawyer buts a AM Billy Conway all received ,. - I -- ~1_q ZIHEAD FOR Progress is a dog RYAIIGAlLVANBUn C*fl) I Members also discussed the possibility of raising funds to I -3"F_ . .; - been scheduled, but the on SR 434. The Chief's main ,Aeather put the damper on concern is that the children nui that. There were a few hardy the risk of getting hit by a souls who went for a dip despite Passing car. lie requests that the chflly weather, but very parents please instruct tileir few! youngsters in the dangers of The presentations of awa being outonthestreetsthtar beastly traveled. It s the demonstration Phillip field received his Bob elementary and middle school Cat badge Joel Winburne, en who- reInsolsd A, ______ - - base their own karate school in running out on the highway Winter Park Swimming had while wftui for the school bus - - - ., court system and a more than demonstration put on by Mr. and Mrs Bill Themas who - __ _ tim 175 attending - - cuc ressfal dinners ever held with Perum, I feel we have a good - -_% one of the most recent District V meeting held at the Kahler Plaza Inn In Orlando highli . - s _______________________ - _____ i the b DaGr,u IIS PLACE ALONE... SEE I , Lib y J _ Family air Experience H __ I Discussion regarding By NANCY BOOTH She claimed she could see Herald Correspondent better with her high beams. Judge Bred explained to her WINTER SPRINGS- Hi! the ream f or w. She was Cub Scout Pack 196 held i ts found 1ty, but wi th ex annual Blue and Gold dinner, as tenusting Cjtance and cheduled at the Land 0 Lakes gt en a reduced fine The Country Club in Casselberry on second case hm to do with Sunday. Feb 24 from I top m llkgalssingandtouowthg attendance exceeded all dlv The thi was an ac expectations, and it will go d1nt case meeting,wlIh Up S w V . vl presiding There was quite a range or charges In the three trials. One young lady was charged with - If H'IS Sunday, March 10, 1974-SB ALLEY OOP president Karen Westmark defendants every opportunity, under the law. to prove t,'Ietr irinocenct. . . _1i ~.::,t 7. - - a , ,. The Sanford Herald Evidence Backs .. Z1_ business ' -_- -_ li:__ , .0 % , I 4 The Cavali er Motor Inn - Dear Abby ~.., Business and Professional the plea from not guilty to guil ty. In th eU trials were held, de quite clear what rights the defendants had and gave the , - L One was continued, one was 1`101 Fvssed and Ow changed zt_ - .__ -. 1 . 4- IN ._ -_I ,\ - I --- - -- L: _ . �68—The Sanford Herald Sunday, March It. 1914 ,a- t L71lit terillb MODERN ETIQUETTE: w- -- f,." , - - Skpoo & Set Em1 *1y ' s Elizabeth Post Revises Outmoded tuuv I ' It— - ---,~~___- -._- -i7_ -__._ --- .~'_%__.#~~j; 'f . . '. — 1 i _,__ ~ - -1. ~ - — _-1~_~ '' ~-;F-_Ik!,~, , ~ Perfect Touch A time to break 11 OAK AVE. SANFORD r23.11t7 ______________ LII I By Oswald & imes Jacoby 2 ; •C , : .. j.:t:%.:.:. :: C. Ci 0.0 . 1.,,i . C., _. '; o° 0. c,.O • ° . •. 0 ••:."a . w ___ TIN bid ding has bma Was Nitik Eat , fe ma le t' and the keeper's reply It doesn't make a bit of difference eicrpt to arioth• erhzppopocamus. Todays hand gave expert South an undeserved top in a reiocsa I open p.r. hut s only of Open to acther duplicate player nnce lou-i spades is ice colt South made an overtrick as a reouft of a bad third-bandWO play by East. The result In unimportant In rubber bridge, but the principle anvohed is Important Sometime the trick loat b, the bad play will be the contract trick. West didn't have any at tractive opening lead and finally selected the nine of male 4 Come To 41 0 19 00 0 0 The Lan ., $ : ; .;. I NO 1~1' 04. 001 .41 ..i iiii UtRIiIiIiIiS... so op tit 16* of VW SQUIX hold - - am Sond 5 I for JACOB YVOOui t OOk 10 Wm it B4g* fc 1114 A*wSDaDit). P 0 Bas 41 AIO C.tp Stat.on N.. Yoe N V 100 10 _ Or T34. ' i-•--..- - ACROSS 33 kb1nbleci 23 V itav,h IArcid flCeram.r SGo4ISp. SBaiagge 12 ij* !Cwnb form, 3 Arb"rAl holats IiHtge tab SI Take IS H,a,' t5Beii5igtb 42hb14 •S Head cur that (41 r Iea-Sirr • R 17flejLetm' 18ctieaa Ndfas 1, Contrurt 21 fn,iai if Windinat •Eztiiti bitJ SPI* SI chafteir tp(r!I1 52 53 imittet U Killed 22 Ceretr.j,i 55 Rodent 24 Pit spa gAr 56 Dirrctioo D011'S is PoLer 3Sesaa1ev, I cam oaJ 3 Rate of MqK= 2 Prac-ejil 3C ) Foot hk,pari 44i&tr 21 1acthr dawn 1 - I - p- t; ,. - -* a. '.a ''# ,. - IS. ---'1; k-. -•. ;; F. : - &%apLp .•r- •. g WINIj1 ____ • _____ - M _i • - I' ., 33 breather II %Saesu.a eynp* 31 Opdkft 46Poi, for 3GradoaUi Hebrides 45 Aawncaa - - r~ r Bu"Id'sng Sag • . - • I • - I '. - Continue - .i,_________ - • ' - - - -, - - - ___ 4 - • - - - , _M ' • ' - ' ~1 r• • - . •. '.•. ç . .- -. - - --- - • ' - , - •. . - - - . .'. ''.• -- -. . - • . •, - At that same meeting the education enmmltt. çJ • vt FII •,;_' * '•.,• i. 1 Krider laid their plans before the Seminole County School Hoard, fi... reported they'd been to Tallahassee and presented fact and figures, and asked for permissIcw of th e Hoard to contInje-with th e Board's blessings—their effor ts for the school. When the Chamber delegation gct the green light and left the room, snickers turned Into guffaws from those present. But the Board didn't have the last laugh. The Chamber did. Now we read where Seminole Junior College is now serving some 11,000 students and when Its present $3.6 llion expansion Program Is completed it will be able to handle ' • ...,i.: _______ ' CHOSEN for recognition by Community I mprovemcnt Project committee of Sanford ,_ • -• . - - ".• • • -Construction activity rrter,t cifli f failed to recover in January iuilding boom," explained from December's sharp George A. Christie, vice decline, as contracting for new president and chief economist work slipped even lower in for F.W. Do dge. "And since the 1974's opening month, it was outlook for at least two of these reported today by the F.W. critical factors, fuel and credit, Dodge Division of McGraw-Ill Is now brightening, a higher Informatlonsystems Company. rateofconjtrctJoncontra J'inuary's $5,953,565,000 total can be .!xpa.ued in the months of contracts for future COO- a head." sct1on was 33 per cent below Referring to the forthcoming the same month of 1972 The "update" of the 1974 Dodgeseasonally-adjusted Dodge Sweet's Constructi on Outlook, Index dipped to 155 in January, Christie predicted that housing. continuing it descent from last which has borne th e major 'ear's record level of con- share of the recent decli ne, is tracting when the Index now bottoming out and will lead reached into the 190's on the expected near-term tinseveral occasion,, provement, "By contrast. '•- ............ . - - • - - • CIP SALUTES i Education Shortages - a 11., . ' 4.q " - -• ' • :; ' • • - ' •• - .T Jr - pearance were the Sevilla Apartments located at 2015 Sanford Ave.. Sanford. • dIIU chamber members would see it it could be done "Seminole County have its own junior college" someone asked. "Impossible." = -••-' •' -i " .- ' Homeowners Warned Tietles - ould ecei*ve Challenges WASHINGTON, .:;Li'. .- .---------------- ,'- tv- construction product in. drawing new thrust from the formation, sudden emphasis on the energy "Shortages of many kinds,- issue, should be showing a fuel, credit, building materials, strong burst of growth over the confidence-triggered the next few years," he said. Fertilize Pa lm Trees - Leather '.5.. At -. - -. - - - 25*. marble z . ee . ~~..-._ _~ 0 The Wizard who can work wonders for you is not somewhere or the rzinbow. He's right on your doorstep in your daily newspap. You'll find him under various names, such as artides for sale, houses for rent, good bargains in a __ better car, or reliable repair He's the Wizard of Ahhbhs — the "ahs" of satisfaction from di thousands who make smart use of the Want Ads. Mak. a Ids ft wizardry with a money-saving Want Ad and hear yow budget say "ah". g edafk 4 (7 1 r . N_ 'ft VA __147 IF 111, i5z- qu — in114!N, _::~~ 19 - I d4 i 322m2611 OR ati 4 831-9993 I, AØjs*r avadpme dfr en me&. #attforb rralb - System Company, source it buildings have about rim out the construction contracting their two.year upswing and are statistics, produces Dodge due to stabilize for a time," said Report, on construction ac- the Dodge economist. "But tivity and Sweet's Catalog Files heavy construction, now of D.C.- Through extensive research of of a Subdivision lot had begun president of Lawyers Title That's more people that comprise Sanford's popula mi19'000 tionstudents. 10 )'ears Consumers Planning to buy pubbc records going back to the excavation for a basement insurance Corpora ago. subdivision homes should avoid e tion, Rich. :1ar ly 1600's, a title company when the local property owners mood, developing a false sense ft was during of Insuring several t same Chamber meet Va. In each instance, the t the trade of the home association threatened court buyer has an investment to security regarding possible o bodY'sRoadandflridgeCommIUee r tedi ts pla ns forth , wners was able to successfully action to prevent c ha llenges to t he ir o e includ ed getting SR 43 four-laned and seeing if th e sta p, By DAVID DEVOLL wn rshi defend against the cha llenge It was allegedconstruction . protect-and safeguarding during the hinter mon ths when te would t he president by the usually is up to him. the Ixtt'nd the new 134 route to SR 50, ExtensionAg,nt e root growth ei ther stops or th American and the insured financial ass1atlon that the buyer's lot Say what you will, but the cornmitice landTltleAssociationath-iset loss spare . An important initial slows went to Tallahassee down and becomes very had been dedicated as an precaution shopping for sub. time and time again-in uxperution with the County CornAfter the cooler winter active during the summer. frequently In Florida, a subdivision athletic field on mission-and got what it wanted. A couple of years later both division residences too the subdivision overlooked by the buyer is weather and high winds, most Special care should be given to often home buyer found himself Plat. After an investigation having his real projec ts had been completed opening th e door to the sign a Purchase contract with palm trees are in need of fer- palms at this time to make sure estate PU biggest boom being denied access an apparent feeling tha to his proved the association claim to con tra ct' review this county has ever enjoyed. ed by an at. tilizer to stimulate m Into they are supplied with the t action propert' by the local cornbe correct, the title company alrea d y has been grief, yes ! It brought proble ms. But th ere are too many torney before signing, Dawson rapid spring growth, needed nu trients for the rapid taken to munity association-_which insuring the buyer paid the said. Failing to do so protect their Interests, people in th is world today who are prone to worship the godess of ALTA in the Central Florida area, flush it spring and summer deprives claimed the subdivision pint insu d the re full amount it his the buyer ci an opportunity President Robe rt C. smoothness ra ther th an welcome th e disorder of growth . while may continue growth. Dawson and deed interpretations owner's ti tle Insurance poli But any problem can be solved and most of t hem were. Some csaid. Frequently, this is 001 cy to negotiate for contractural practi cally the year round allowed this. The title company cover the 1065, Organic fertilizers such as are still being sol ved, ase-as recent amendments in his favor. re is a dormant period Milorgan i te and manures are examples in insuring the buyer retained an Buyer precautions are It wasn 't long after the completion of th three sta tes will illustrate, Ano ther safeguard suggested attorney, who was able to o e road program desirable for palms If the I 10 Good projec ted by the Chamber that Seminole Plaza announced equally important whether by Dawson is niakng sure the In New Jersey, the owner of thin a an permanent court In. acquiring a subdivision home, ground is open be neath the tree. ezinsion program. Montgomery Ward came to ('asselberry. an adjacent tract filed a court junction home buying transaction From ten to 23 pounds it this that gave the insured town house, Right behind them came Zayre. condominium unit, covered by owner's as well as claim against number of acc Not long after K'Mart broke homes in a a subdivision. to his real estate, type fertilizer applied under the or any other t yp ground. e of residence, lender's title insurance. In And, in Michigan, the buyer according leaf-spread of the tree, to Dawson, who is some locales, the ALT/i depending upon the size of the Stncjl Your Floor president said, owner's title tree, is ind icated . Commercial insurance Is not likely to be fertilizers such as an 6414 or ____________________ Ten years ago there was only one eatery within a half mile of obtained unless the buyer asks similar analysts may be used. sit 43 and U.S. 17-92-a drive-In at Casselberry. Wit hin a mile for It. Lender's title insurance Amo un t will vary according to today of that Intersection-in any direction-there are protects only the mortgage some 60 the size of the tree from ap. P resta urants of every size, sh ape, es '4 d cription and specialty. lender-even where the real BYLOUISELC.IU, t't proximately Ito 2 ounces for ). I 0 esta te purchaser as required to Tenyearsago if you drovesouth from Sanford the last traffic I ",".I Extension Home 4 very small recently planted .•1., lights you saw were on Geneva Avenue at Park, Sanford and pay for it. When acquired at Economies Agent palms to 15 pounds for large French. same time lender's title nmature trees, per application. Ranks of lights now regulate traffic at Florida Avenue, surance is ordered, owner's All kinds of leather objects Commercial iei-tillzers may be Airport Boulevard and Lake Mary Boulevard. \, - - -;I-~ ?A . > coverage normally is available abound in antique and junk applied broadcast under the I. Ten years ago Sanford Middle School took care of th e nor th . at a modest additional one-time sho ps. Many other things have leaf-spread w he n the ground is half of Seminole County and Sou th Seminole Mid dl e School leather parts. Also, there are bare, or plugged in when there handled the youngsters in the south end. The south end now has Title insurance Is based on a leather-bound books, boxes, is lawngrass beneath the tree Teague and Mllwee middle schools and Tuskawilla is under search of public records tha t dressing cases, trunks, fur1 foot I)cgn and cut out 4 p.11. construction. In Sanford Lakeview Middle School is here and With eri,sol paint, 'pray the After allows land title problems j niture with leather upholstery, deep and 2 feet finkhri tern (iat it ith lacquer to apart, scattered serving the area well. lJt-oul .ure•i let if r . then record to be disclosed to im and tables with leather tops he p•int hi ttrj( l r' 'II!CII it With fli,isLin I.IN. evenly beneath the 1- if-spread ilniflC lhc slcnil Rcct Ten t'ar ago Ovtedos 54.11001 handled grades one ttwuugh 12 buyer and his lender before a shin r e tie Loather which has "dried," of the palm. A rake handle or surfac ih curc slenil to floor. Prothis technique until p.ittcmn and has now evolved into a complex of schools to serve th at area. i,n,st of ck.ir floor fin'h real estate transaction Is begun logo rotten and powdery, crowbar or some similar tt nearby are. sith is complete, tool Lyman High has occupied a beautiful new plant and Lake completed Coverage Includes wi ll be helped by be ing treated may be used to punch the holes. Hrantley High has become a reality. Seminole High in Sanford payment of valid claims and with a mixture of Icohol and Fill the holes with fertilizer and went from a four-year school to a three-year Institution and payment for a defense against castor oIl, 3 parts of castor oil close them with the heel, ('rooms High became a nin th grade facility for the northern half an attack on a title as insured, and 2 part.s of alcohol. The next leaving the lawn smooth if liii' ('ou,nt. Da% son urged buyers to learn day put on a dressing of pure A serious gruwth.retardtng ome emci the facts on purchasing real Castor oil, trou ble with su ch palms as the In the fat of growing COflestate in advance-noting tha t Replace weak or rotten queen palm 6 is Sanford Changes 'The market for new housing forecast by the Joint Center for and pygmy date local laws and practices vary stitching with thread im* palm cern by many analysts about is neither created or , some times called frizzle artifically Urban Studies, "The Federal In Sanf ord, Holi day isle came to frui tion wi th in the past 10 the county's overall economi c sustained. This means that re from place to place. He pregnated with beeswax, leaf, curly-top, or curly-leaf, al G o v e r n m e n t has suggested giving close attention If leather is very dirty, it can years. The marina has been an asset as well as a beautiful, ef. Performance during 1974, a estate projects has been identified as a are genuine acknowledged that housing is (tctive addition to Sanford's lakefront development. The Central leading to home design, condition, ie wished, provided the job is manganese deficiency. A mortgage financing Investment opportunities a , national Priority." Greer Florida Zoological Society will soon relocate the Sanford Zoo on a location, mortgage financing done carefully and provided the executive thinks that long-term which, as they develope, exert continues, chloro5is of the leaves is the "and Congress Is 100-acre site near I-I and Seminole Boulevard, and closing and land title stain does not run Test before demand for [sousing throughout their traditional stimulus on the alert to the urgency of first syTnpton. In advanced Th e Sanford Naval Academy became a reality, o pening at the protection, most parts of the United States total national economy." doing the w hole Job. Remember s ges ta the leaves are chlorotic, legislation to encourage Old barracks of the Sanford Francisco Giants' Farm System at Will have positive linpacton the '-- that washing may melt necrotic Career's view appear areas appear in the in the housing production, The Celery and Mellonville. While the same pla nt is now being used by national ecotnomy this year. current issue of the Ki-Slak adhesives Use pure soaps, not Vacuum Cleaner leaflets, niarket the raves are much for housing ex. offers the Aca demy's Junior school, the Academy purchased th e old too much warm water, and According to Martin Greer, Insider, published r uc To ed ed in size and the entire quarterly by cellent prospects for all Rescue Mayfair inn and began operating its senior school there. In ad. President of J. I Kislak Mcii- the mortgage broketsiipe the leather carefully, leaf presents the 'frizzle leaf" age traditional investors and for dition, the McFadden Ginnasium has been erected across E. Employ the use of your tgage Company, Inc., one of the division of If the leather has gotten dry, appearance, especially on the First Street. one of the country's largest Organization. The Kislak new sources of venture vacuum cleaner when begin, shrunk, and Is crumbly, it wi In ll queen palm. 'rho da te palm the capital" ning a paint job. It's Auto-Train came to Sa nford three years ago and is sti ll mortgage brokers, "The publication, beneficial sometimesrespondaodtotne the Klslak A copy o' the Kl.siak I nsider usually does not have the In helping to clean dust from supple again If treated with i growing and expanding operations here. The Sanford-Orlando nation's need for new housing is executive points oL,t that 23.2 "frizzle lea!" appearance but walls and ceihng& Another M saddie map. Wi ,he win the yellowing. may be obtained by writing i.1, Kennel Club renovated its Longwood facility, replaced the old actual and wiUcontinue despi te million new housing dtsam to Kislak Mortgage Pe sWP on show Both it can accomplish quickly is with a small, grandstand with a new and mod ern structure and is now br eaking Company, periodic changes in the na tiona l be built in the ten-year almost dry soil a period Inc., nd foli age a ca 581 l!road Street, cleani ppli ti on s of all records. ng up dust residue after sponge, or Newark, money market, if it has to be worked ending in 10, according to a N.J. 07102 manganese sulfate are i'f. sanding. into crevices, with a soft brush fective, - 2'4dk 17 ii1i 3 Pttv qnatr*f I . - '.. U Rest 23 E*w.ar, :3 How To's For Homeowners $Gel tnt froi, 37 Los tzsedi It Held . kØt regard decrtaung 'I Restaurant Boom Stake a IEasmv to T.Oaa -•.. %, ~ -_ __1 - ~ L • 7, ~) . If I 'P e . Restoring 'I 6 C.it rattle lleiiieaiaber that old tune entitled "What A Difference A Day Makes?" Perhapst ha twasn'tezactly thefllle bu titwasthe first line of lyrics, anyway . But, it makes a perfect lead into this sevk'.s (hSCourse, And, if you think a day makes 0 difference-and it does-. boy! What a difference 10 years make! It was a delightful Spring evening that Vernon Mize, at tune County Judge and now City Attorney for Sanford,that as president of the then Seminole County Chamber of Commerce banged the gavel to open a planning session of the trade body at the old Lookout Restaurant In Fern Park. During the dinner we sat across from Sanford attorneys (leveland and Doug Stenstrotn. We heard them predict Mack tiongs that uS. I7-!2lIfl(j Sit 436 would become the crossr o such ads Cen tral Florida, "Nuthln' to makin' a prediction like that," you say' Well, listen to this: Ten years ago iiere was one-repeat, one-lonely traffic light at this particular intersection, Virtually no traffic went east from this intersection even though it was a beautiful four-lined, divided highway. But it ran l.ss than a mile and stopped. SR 436 estward was a two4aned springbuster of a road that led to Apopka. One could have walked down the middle of 436 In either directi on from 17.92 in perfect safety, But not today! Cleveland and Stenstrom agreed the County's population would soar over 100,000 In 10 years. Well, they got th at one par. tinIly right. It did go over lOO,000butquitea ways beyond. Ir- of • - :- --q' ?' -.P'!, types cent also chose hi-rise con- housing as compared with 10 dominjum apartments. A per cent who saw a preference rin Growt . -Ci' ..- felt that year will be about the same or ' 4 p.'.:.-a !P'1 AnSise lo Pyi0 T Thls and That ii,,' '--b'd • 4 r l Itflt , TODAYS QVETION Yew partner III)0ndI • attsap What do You do n! Ammer Noeby -* Before the year wa3out Mize and Chamber &tanager John wa survey foresee more _ - 'S. -01 O1*$4S4AKQI3•AJ$ I— ~~~~~~~ real estate developers and year 1973 as a demand for mobile homes was for existing housing and 13 per whole. While 55 including bothowned and rental The single family home seen by 16 builders answering a recent per cent of those holding this units, would be approximately per cent of those cent who believed the demand survey of 1074 housing view believe the total for bo continues to retain Its answering the survey. Only in was th the same for bo th the first and about equal for both. prospects. The survey of some years to be popularity as preferred Florida did any of the builders about the same, the second half of the year. As for the cost of new 500 builders and developers in remaining 45 per cen housing, despite the increase in or developers polled by Kislak housing, 40 per cent expected t th ink that Opinion was almost evenly seven states and Puerto Rico total production will Its purchase price, the Kislak we a demand for hi-rise rental that be higher divided concerning the ratio of the price range for new was conducted early this winter In 1974. Only 23 reveals. Three-quarters units and none of the respon. housing to be built In their per cent of all new residential and non, survey of by J,l. Kislak Mortgage Cot- the respondents the builders and developers dents felt felt that new residential construction In 1974. selected the single family home appreciablethat there was any communities would be above poration, the mortgage banking housing construction this year nirty-five per cent of the demand In their $45,000. A price range of as one of the kinds of homing area for new two-to-four family division of the nation-wide will be well below that M,OW-445,000 was 3elected by of 1973. builders and developers most in demand in the area of Kislak Organization. homes. Exactly two.thirtj, 30 per cent and 27 per cent saw of the predicted more residential activity. Forty per cent also ';'.rlv two-thirds of the respondents to the Kislak Not surprisingly, 77 per cent the average price range to be construction and 40 per cent selected townhouse con. of the real estate ____________ drvelopers *,00O435,000. Se mi nole Progress Growth In A-Rid it Ii nits r1ins to . ,, ,,WS1w r P 0111111 Hous i third thought that the level of would be about the same forecast by the majority of the higher than the total for the new in residential construction, their area. - Of aso final quarter of 1973 has been Page IC 11) JUI.IAN,S'TF.NSTR(),Nl . as E, A d I r iillllllllll more non-residential of new housing from the drastic replied expect that the total of construction during the housing last six foresee construction. The remaining dominjums, 36 per cent picked Indicated their view that most slump that occurred during the housing units constructed this 25 garden apartments and 13 per people are looking for new months of 1974. The remaining per cent both Outlined ft Remember the boy at the n)o who wanted tOknouwaf the Sunday. March 10, 1974 builders and developers who ~~ t 11 r 0. nZAMi ________ A turnabout in the production _._ Declarer called for dum- .'LW IJU F -r ~~,-A ;~ Real EslafesGardening .D0cora,,ng 1' 1~ ~ ~ ~( TurnaboUt . __. I' rules my 's quees East wha l-been taught both to p1 third-hand-high and I cov--an-honor-w ith-ar honor put up his lung . DcL er wow. drew trumps; even ally dtarded his thee cidha on dummy's Last he and made five oddEast had an automatic p1 of a low heart His parts had clearly led top of n rn The king if held ha would eventually be abl e atop dummy's fourth twi from scoring a trick ai South would have wound making just four spades I an average rose. Survey Reveals , 2 w A f 4 IT :' Toay we t$ttttlII thing ' ' tettt, that Emily Pod cbm to Ignore, ma on the choi 1 floor for fVmally. without bob, arsi I do said her çnrlc1a$e,.u4aw, proper positioning of the changed. said Elizabeth P'L not bulie that Informality Elizabeth Poet approves the B.Y.O.B.' party. -she simply thought It better nuben the wtkng potty. "Its the first rule it H" begla the piiued means a lack of mi" not to mention smoking, Alt hough there are marked etttt• Sever dø aaythut irnftation. Can you a Jim Thaw's been a peat Increase drinking ai* ivorct:' tha t s unpWant to Ot2f" differences between the l COW o Satwy xghc for a In quMtio to her about enBut today's "Etiquette" says. and thec u t,it ,UIiCos 01 said. B. tettitthig and w P7 lately, ejwma 211Vl AkL ik. ;,L1UIf L:.... ... tiw '1rhere at - L.r —••,, —, —U.-W r.muy rout The peat sakI Mrs. Post, who rnaT uIF Fuc .. iittached to divorce In this American ar of ed9NUe the Vandson d Emily Pat, ctry, but neither should from 1122 to 11, would have and who is now director 01 the anyone approach it ligtdly." lIJJJijliuJ at sach Iciormalizy, Emily Pat liatitute sal the at the my Idea of a "Bring acthi of a widely syrAicated bring their own covered dish, as measures to Mrs. Post says that she his Your OwnBottle- party cotiano on etiquette. bea trying 10 I the old But Elizabeth p, who rule that a divaved woman nta and rer Etiquette by lopme on should be known as Mrs. Emily pat," thinks its a my inflation and Strained taaiigts," meet inflation in food and beverage prices. Maiden-Name Brown, to allow pradleal and stedblee way to she sai& her to be called Mn. Mary I entertain. "I'msm these mqs Brown If she wishm reflect current social and In the old days. there wasn 't DIFFEaY.NT TIMES &thing is mach isa formal, mach as lay his agertipa on a so mach moving arid," she So FIth Post qp 9. reWidim and regulations e lady. salt Divorces tended to stay "lU a difinrci day and the "B.Y.O.B" party, and eren less rigid. No Invitation it a gentleman in the same city we they had age,' she said an an Werview. OKs the idea 01 aging guests to "Eves the w7 we Introduce rrIlMloos that there will be a been burn sat reared; then, the "The pat change between bring the own thsh, as people has changed. Now we cha perone because that is t.aktn maiden name became an mi.Pcs day and ae to meet jf atc*i in ' s Ur first names. and it for grantet prtit part cf t.Z'flJiy Ltflthe Informally with which food and twae pricm denotes in openness and A lady never talks to a ti&ation. ever1lIng is done now. fr 0i ess that I appianil" strar. It is c=&Wy In an .,But now Mn. Brown moves . j,_ l ofty ____ INFORMALITY I nc argid her family name is letMI fl7&IJ4 great staffs 01 Tats, or E TTQL "Ibelieve Emily pad tZsknoVTL its far mom pracMe three Savants whidi She "lbe great change betu would linve been appalled if she tical for her to use her Pvrn c4ere4 to be the muumum Emily Pats time and am is The Emily Pat Insfittite tad learned that then rules e name. I have been urging IL" Dectaury to a welirun Informality.- she said. "We ttctntiy reissued the first no louger hard and LasL. . said bomebold. entertain without hdp. our sohane it "Etette" hs a post ONE RULE UNCHANGED runtalgia piece, as a w1 w'-To the end 01 her life, at age the world it I= The public.people an general, Vin M. she was Interested WIN AT BRIDGE in it, Ey Post laid down and at, and the bway help 11* mnderny etor revised the bock many times " revise Etmt2e," she said. the It is not good form for an The first book. 2 years ago. together SME. DRINK. DIVORCE directed the conduct of a hearts. Doubleton leads have 1I(L(t4 Ck tO been known to work out but in a restaurant. wtddin z in rranute detail. anthedn A man of bireed.ig does rxt SO a tharam of chalk But there w I 114._- Li estyles warAm BJEANN cky News ervIer I ,- - Opsru$v Mjry Ann __ Pat1ecn Rules I , . - - •i H D nd Lifts Economy — Home �- - - - - - - - - - - - ---- - -- -- _-- - -2C—The Sanford Herald Sunday, _- March 10, 1974 Land Real Estate Of H Prof A ______ ' 4i ____ ____ Box _____ __ Here's How _ nsw7er _i~j I il* Here's the Answer ______ _____ I Fuel Shortage Sparks Some Goo _i Sunday, March 10, 1974-3C The Sanf ord Herald ___ ____________________ I Paradise iteer's ________ Question ------- VIVIAN BROWN spokesman explained to conduct household energy ______ — ______ AP Nes,zf,ahires Writer that a great deal is being airveys to spot energy leaks at ( ; .-.., Lots of good is coming out of learned — for example, the out. windows, doors, garages, side. popular of home models, since B) ANDY LANG the fuel shortage. Inventors and er building wall may it is meant mainly AP Nesfeatures htavy be the wall, and roing," explained innovators are at work fin ding best place to put duty use seldom required in insulation . lawrence Bucar, a vice pres. JULIAN ENROM substi tutes for, and more o. fore the siding is put on. Staple Went work around the house. Also, it of Dynarad of Boston, Q. — norcal answers to, Fuel it between stads from the who was illustrating its use. built under arrangement (Editor's Note: U you have a question pertaining to real I aman having a house is rather heavy when used ferns and people have learned a side. Tests show t results in cadily. Select the 3 As he Focused the camefa On whereby certain parts of the In uthch drill lot about their energy tolerance estate, taxes, Insurance, planning, zoning or anything else which in- you like. Its a good choice. r less lcss of heat and better walls, ref ig and a an in tenor will be left undone — levels, cc has a bearing on your osm lifestyle, address your control of temperature than one kitchen, cool areas were in. I can do them myself and Accustomed to beating on when it w:,s placed between in. dicated by B Editor, UfesIci, The Sanford Herald, Sanfo — I'm thinking about bar. dark uiiages on the saivc part of the cost Under the rudiator pipes when the tern. in g aluminum swing ins ta lled de sbid. They also found that lers whereas lighter shades in. Please alp your letter. Upon publienUon, howesr, only inlUaLs agreement, the pe rature went be low a suflocat. temperature does not drop very (heated hotter areas. Heat walls of over the wo od skiing on the out will be used). A LS the basement to be kit ing city apar tment awdflers fast in a well-insulated house if de of our house. Will this pr detecd by molecular activity ft .. find they can survive happily at the whole heating plant is — molecules spinning fast gun. their natural masonry state. side extra insulation as well as The builder sugges that they a new surface' jO degrees and even 68. Corn-. binned off at night. In tight crate heat — and an ostillator a be covered with Portland . plexior are likely to be smo hours at 21 degrees outside, the .inning back and forth creates V ment paint. Can I use any other ther and sinuses may even be temperature dropped only six a picture. A. — Yes, especially if YOU brand of cement paint And nlievcd, is get th e kind which has plasbc degrees during the night. AS For inventors — Eric Cot. flow does one get In touch with the Seminole County Boa of there anything special I should Realtors? Homeowners have learned am insulation on the under. And there are more accurate tel!, who has long worked with know about the application of side of the E they can get by with far less metho of tesng heat lo in Wtrasomc has deved an ul. skiing. III pai , energy than they thought po —LWS — .— — -----. poorly insulated homes. A spin. tasoc fuel reactor system Dear LWS: Mble and they are learning to off of the large camera used in that is used in converting water Q. - There are open sbids on ILSC advantageously every You may telephone the Board of Realtors' offlee by calling Medical thermography for ear. and oil from separate tanks to the inside 1 our garage. I'd $34-3U2. The Board's address is 41$ Highway li-fl, Longwood, lahng thing from newspapers ly detection of malignancies .\ I irUand cement IS el. The system is being used like to place lots of small Fla. 32750. The office is open each morning. It Is not open during tr,inl name, but a type not Rii, Anthony Wolrf of to draperies. The old pot.be lied and circulatory problems has successfully in quite a number path of urban growth, or the hclv Land like this can tie found publisher. is selling by mail communities are inadequate between the studs so the store is being romanticized and been put to such use. The port, of , it.vinent. For your pur look installations. developer who undertakes all over the map. des including the five -acre "ranches" on its to support the populations tell pose, use that the objects on the shelv es FYanklin sloves are in big de. able infrared camera, small schools. At a lie, such that type, as recommended by aren't exposed. the creation of a complete promoters' lbe mo tent it L I'm nvind coridering unhluhiiig n'preentatitn "new town" tichi enough to hoW in the hands, t ed in boiler tnstillati,. ltt'ti. irig thu the nation ic f.it 'uit hut n Colorado, soine kind of sh(ling tl,jurs %~,111 hers' At lie Natiorw i Bureau of irwasurcs insulation. s)jt'r I ii tIa'it '.iitof i'r-. hi undi L'(l. 1 t iitls of thiut ma ol these stibdm irginia. or Colujnhij, .\l.ir t adhing water and mixing acrunning 1)111 of space. Certain the deer and the antelope :3)9i'llul" Per hour or mort. i in Standards where tests on home cording to the manufacturer's this be practical? Americans are paying some land. The entrepreneur is states are particular play. smons will never be fulk "The camera enables utility tmnmercial systems. $6 billion a rear for home' more closely akin to the car- favorites of the subdividers. To sell such lots takes con. developed, insulation are always under. corripanies and fuel distributors directions It should not be ap. Although many people b' The less imposing names in siderable ingenuity and a to bedevil they will continue V A. Not very, although it ________________________________________________ sites in Far•oU land subdis'i. nival con-artist, the door-to' More than 500 % the larger political I'li l~ lli subdisithers the business also control vast talent for deception. Hill the predicted that nuclear Ptr Friends of mine recently purchased a home. They were plied with an ordinary paint can be done. An easier way to sions with seductive names door salesman of bibles, and are registered with tIn' slate tracts of land. Horizon Cor Pt'(, dO who line up in New jurisdictions in which tht' brush., but with a scrub brush handle the problem is to hang plants would be the electric shOwirkit us some of their closing papers and we came across an Palm Coast. Itio Rancho E.-;. the used,car salestrian, whose of Florida, adding mi me 200.VISM11. ur special brush nuide for the hainboo blinds that can be power genera tors before the poration has almost .. item charged to the buyers called "MIP." This item was exlates. Paradise Hills. firne-lested, hard-sell lechnl- 000 new acres to their inven- square miles in a clutch ovf Chicago and place.i in bel- even an "instant ghost to%% n," r_U -%M purpose. The first coat ,hould qwckl), year 2M. there are nurnbers of drawn up and dowm as Platnedtothem but they could not recall what it meant Could >Sunshine Valley ltanctuettes. ques he has adapted. . tory every year. In California subdivisions south ween — and as far afield as preempts alternative land be stTubbed on the walls to fill desired. People working on providing On the •.trength of slippery explain it for us? The promotional subdivi- between 1960 and 1970, sub- querque, and as muchAlbuand frustrates the pores and completely seal in the Tokyo and Amsterdam — electricity through solar enez-promlsis and false premises. sion business varies from dividers registered 250,000 El Paso area. AMUKI' has buy half-acres in the boon-. planning for appropriate -Mrs. FLJ the surface. The second coat gy. A patent granted to Peter many unsophisticated development, public or un' Dear Mrs. FU: buyers place to place. Some opera- acres to be carved up and almost 100,000 acres north- docks are arguably sane rate. Al the same time even provides extra sealing and can Glaser recently is for a system are gold — ()r resnientialuse tions seh desert, others sold. In the Northeast, sub- west of Alburquerque, and citizens, Yes. Wecanexplalnil. Apparently your friends pm-chased a be in a decorative cotor. Do not to produce electricity with sat— 110w long does it take or investment — land ttuai swamps and still others dividers in Vermont, New other operations in Missouri the slightest population borne and financed it with a new mortgage, in order to ethIc solar power stations. The paint the walls for at least a alkyd resin paint to dry before . they are so easily growth in a subdivision can slopes. Some Hampshire, and _ a n d Florida. General deluded, it mmnth or two after th e house u'elIites would be orbited at the home with a down payment smaller thai that required on a either purpose. This decep- emphasize the land's sup- Pennsylvania oiler is perhaps in part exceed the capacity of the Is a second coat can be applied? '. 1. Development conventional mortgage, your friends agreed to allow their Z3.300 miles and would convert the work of hold nm- posed recreational and see- lion and refuge from urban has rn buil t. A. — About 24 how-s. But _____ the' believe that if adjacent town and surround. five large The Portland cement paint why not read radiation received by its solar molers. iflClU(hlflg some of the ond-homi. potential, others pathology. f'urttn'r from tiut' Florida, totaling subdivisions in the flockef'llers and the ing count,' to provide CS54'fl mortgage company to have the loan to them litinred by a private time label ins b-ucmore than -,.ff! f shunlil be cured the same as bOns, ' (ldlS to direct current and then hug gs.' t corissI at Ions in the advertise var-ri an ii t('Si - ct'ntt'N of psspui lat usrn. 'It' sttir ,insi this' ('arnt'gius Mortgage insurance rompari). Consequentl), the MIP means hal '.ervics's which nearly always give s_i . 200,000 .me r('s. whim Is' G - Ia tlilcrowaves for transmzssl)rl with cum retethat is, it dentral counto. but their victinisare 11, - e. In% VN(1110111 vidue New Mexico, Arriona, Col- operates several subdivisions could ma ki' mnnne in lanti In the w nec kage I hat p1st. mortgage insurance premium. The Initial year's premium IS should )ou that mn(orjmjtion? ________ li wet down 'for several days to ear th stations ___________ lions where It oulti is stressed more in some suborado peculation as much deluded by their even. more remotional subdivisions often payable at closing, Subaequentiy MIP payments are paid Into the have become sub- in Florida and the SS,000-acre centlr, Richard M. Nixon — after it is applied. Do this own naive belief in the Amer- divisions than others. be converted to electric power. — create are their victims condividers' playgrounds, 4 Rio Rico project in Arizona. buYer'sest'rowaeeouuteatbmonthwbentbemonthlypsymeljtis then the same opportunity somers who buy the land at about twice a day after each 11W modern land hustler ican dream of easy money -. Someo(the promoter i)tht'rs, less visible IUImade. UsuaHy, when the mortgage balance h reduced to an Y1 Many solar houses and of. coat Is put on. This curing Q. — I painted a room a few and easy livi as Iney, are by looks for'land that has been trolling this vast acreage are tionally. are so n merous must exist for them. inflated prices; the land itamount equivileat to a conventional mortgage the MIP lis drop. W."__ flees are being built. One addithe artful suglividers. uct-dure enables the paint to Weeks ago. Now there are passed over or abandoned certified members of thf, Moreover the customer is all self; and hope for the future , , I -_" that the), represt, I i far ped. This procedure Is true with convenUonal financing. It ft not small inarks at tvirtain places ruI rden thoroughly. too often under the popular - for adt4luate recreation 4l (luring (tie past 300-odd years American business establish- greater acreage to at than -.0,11111111111 bon — to the RCA building's cxi the walls. My says 12th floor in delusion thatora Horizon big company parks and presarves. for real nei true with FHA insured mortgages. The MIP ii payable is ghbor Land hustling pretends to of prodigal, pell-mell meni At the heightofitssub- the larger, more flamboyant such as ITT or economic -_ ' this condition have panels that will capture be part of the legitimate land development. Often, such division activities, Boise operations. development. for own as I throughout the life .1 the mortgage, J development industry, which land is ' energy Ui the form of radiant GAC listed on the New York healthy new communities checking and that It comes either too steep. or too Caseade was the 55th largest There are no precise 1. it superficially resembles, from put ti ng on a second coat Stocic Exchange, wouldn't all precluded by the prof' heat. Any number of people are wet, or too dry, or simply too company in the country on acreage estimates for the en- dare sit down with someone. mteering of many Subdivider,, Q - I have just bought a before the first one is dry. Is Hut the entrepreneur who tar oft the path of progress, the Fortune 500 index. experunenting with solar heattire indust ry, but $6 billion house and in tend to start a ailscorrect? carves up remote land for But it is usually economically Community Development buys a lot of lots. The vast lag on the rooftops of their borne- workshop. As I have read Editor: sale sight-unseen on the in- marginal and that is what is Corporation is subdividing majority are bought For homes, Is It worth the trouble? imny tones that a portable -111111 stallment plan is in a important to the' subdivider almost 100,000 acres of 'A. - That's the most cornIt may be too expensive at the We recently purchased a home and were provided with a pt'(- UlaIive investments, or electric drill is a different business From the who is . necessity for muon cause. If you decide to survey of the property we bought. However. to our knowledge no moment, but worth getting with looking for raw Florida's coastal lowlands, at best with some vague idea work amowid time house, I hare ftpaint, be sw-c to sandpaper local subdivider who acrea e o buycheapand sell Forbes, the dignified and of one ' ssible future use. Many out andatakrd out the property. Are we entitled to have _rnarkeis suburban lots in 11w dear. beenshopping for one, but I am the affected areas first. _. ! __ I conservative of the buyers have never seen financial the property staked? Puzzled h the different sizes — In Israel where rooftop tanks the land and have no idea of f mcii, inch, tm-h and —Mrs.WLG have provided hot water for what they are buying. . .1: . Dear Mrs. WLG: inch. I have my eye on a 'wvera decades, it is said that In fact, the lots in these Inch drill, but so often when I (For (kily if the contract you signed to purchase the property of Andy Ing's subdivisions rarely have any there are only about 25 cloudy _7iipf p 'I ;. lily something i find later that helpful booklets, "Paint Your .r$/tvpenyioDe staked. What you were provided Is investment value at all, as I days of the ear when dec. . I should have bought a larger House Inside and Out" OR ~, the testimony of thousands of tical heating elements at. A7 commonly kis"m As A 5111MY,Plot Plan w Perhaps a site . size. Would I be better off buy. "Wood Finishing in the Home," & disappointed owners who The sheet you have, I'm tached to boilers are used. .11R~ .;, 4 the outline of the lot upon P - 1 . - . ing a 'einch drill to start with? send X cents and a long, have tried to resell has amply - There the system works like which your bomeis sitaated an outline of the house a lU posItion A. No. Not unless you in- stamnpeiJ, self-addressed enve. demonstrated Moreoevcr, as this : cold water from an in on that Iot.You should be able 1. notIce figures IndIcating footages places to l:ve, many of these tend to use the drill profes- lope to Know.How. P.O. Box if amlated water tank into a from various corners of the house In nearest lot fines. subdivisions have little to sionally, which is why such 477, Huntington, N.Y. 21743. Be glass-sealed framework if / you Now, the chances are that U will measure from eorers of offer to justify their hidden drills are mnanufaijured. Even By ANDY LANG r, re to specify which booklet I and with medium and the third paper should be cut by tearing which usually include ppesselbelowtherooftopstor. 11 i : your house to certain positions you should be able to locate where inch shrill is not the most you want.) AP Newsicatures agetankatanangletoIhe with fine or very fine. Whether it, aided by a staightedge and charges that may not become theeorntrsofyounlot.houldbe.Alitueprobing withaspadeora It'sdllcalledsandpapor, but three sandings with different a scoring tool, such as which beats it to about 150 derod, or perhaps sliding a shovel Into the ground atan angle Many there's no sand in it. The mis- papers are necessary depends The cutting action of the abragi-ecs. Water flows up into the I W pmornots'rs hclp>-ou locate dikes which were installed to mark nomer probabb' comes from cxi the original smoothness of sire can often be renewed by willing to are unable or tin, tank reservoir for use through. corners whistling n the Ov appearance of flint paper, the wood that is to be worked. cleaning the surface with a services t supply even basic •i;i out the house, when the house was constructed. U All Of this falls chances are =Eff c:. • o individual lots, ... if you haven't had your Wood Pressure checked lately. whose mineral particles re. wire brush or what Is called a much less the complete' cornyou'll have to have a surveyor come out and find your corners. U Flint paper Is still widelY You could have high blood semble sand, pressure and not know it. ________ Solne people are contriving you do this, be am you liave him put in markers rame file card, sold in hardsyare munit%' facilities implied in It can lead to stroke, heart and kidnoy feiluro. Surprisingly, considering the used. Its soft mineral charac. ______ ways to get a power supply. he found later cc. A prow-shaped front features their sales presentations. In extensive use of glass WHEN SETTING A See your doctor—only he can tell. _______ large number of power sanders terlsbcs make It less efficient Vpindmills are being used as many case the resource's of ___ to flood the house with light and the view, A SUfl generatorsandoneenthustic FENCE V5'T IN A than In home and commercial work. in cutting When a very light pressure I the land itself and of nearby deck in front that extends along the side of the ,Maine man says he manaRes to I -____ shops, hand sanding is still kinds, but it Is cheaper. A hard- all that Is required, dispensing I PARTLY FILLIP tiandmoresupenorproductjs with a sanding block is some0 heuse allows for outdoor living, Two bedrooms and get all the clecticity his family . . WITH WATER, IZAMP '"i widely practiced. There are garnet, good for both hand and times pracuced, making the optwo baths are located on the first floor with the needs although it doesn't power 1 Editor: those who maintain that power machine sanding and cspccullv eration true hand sanding If SMALL ROCKS 1! sanding cannot produce the living room, dining room, and kitchen, The master heavy-duty appliances. - O içUve on hardwood Unlike you -y th is, keep the fingers siuiooth results of sanding by Rumor has it that a new restaurant is supposed to be con. Other pluses coming out BETWEEN THE POST bedroom suite on the second floor offers privacy flint and garnet, aluminum ox- dose together and push the pahand, even though the use th e fuel shortage include a mw structed on 1742. Could you tell me what It Is and where It will be ) and a view of the first flo AND THE SIPES OF THE o located' electric machine Is faster and ide and silicon carbide papers per with the palm and fingers. r living area as well as appreciation of the ttrlact' the outdoors, The first floor covers are not natural but the prodStep Up HO1.E'APDA- FEW 910 square and knowledge about snple easier. This a questionable feet—the second floor, 390 square feet. The plan things like a cord of wood. -theory, to sayIs the least, but it's ucts of electric furnaces. Both Dear ILK: nIZT (The home handyman will was designed by Lester Cohen, The cost of the an undeniable fact that many ore exceptionally hard and well I think Ills a hit more t ha n a rumor. And, It Is l one but a FILL, IN ETWEeN Tt'i sanding machints, find Andy Lang's booklet, craftsmen, especially the veter- nailed blueprint can be obtained by writing to him at good possibility of four new eating establIshments locating on 17 There are various types of 'Practical Home Repairs," of ROCKS THIS WILL ais, cling to tiami sanding / Room 505, 48 West 48th St., New York, New York 92 within the Next few months. I think I could IdentUy All 10" Of 1 7 the grounds that they can bet. sandirig blocks that can be great assistance. To get a copy, 1, FINAUY FORCE- THS . 10036. 0 0 Enclose a stamped, self-addressed enthem for you. But, we've had enough pesalag In Sanford. let's . 'nd $1 to this newspaper at ter control the kind of finish de- used, but If you don't have one, OUT velope-. WATER wait for the dffklal annouacemeati, One thing is pretty certain, THE TOP a piece of wood will do. Sand- Box 5, Teaneck, N.J. 0766 *ed. Amatetwswhosardbyhan,t WHEN THE HOLE IS tbenear(uturr. haveatendencytopw'ase FiLLEP, ANP ILL — Madpaper in a rather haphrazMAKE TOE VA-FHA CONVENTIONAL rd faslion, although they guiSET 5,OuL FOR erally gnize the differrnces _____________ ___ between coarse and fine paper. •T MANY YEARS - _: The task of getting the right ______________________________________________________ Your brand new Hidden Lake home has 3 or 4 bedrooms, to COME. kind of paper was much more . _____________________ 2 baths, 7 exciting floor plans, centi ii hut & air, wall to Editor: Copiy New s — difficult years ago, when ____________________ wall carpeting, Is the mortgage money market loosening up? dishwasher, disposal, and a 2-car garage, wades were designated orgy by —Mrs. CH numbers, and es-en then by dif1 Hidden Lake offers you beautiful lakes, greenbells, Dear Mrs. CR8: ferent numbering codes accordYes. The mortgage money market to the manufacturers of the loosened quite 141 lag products. Today, most mniinuand mortgage mosey is available, Interest rates have decreased waiting for you, 4 1&140/1 //nw facturei-s of sandpaper and slightly arid the indication is that they will decrease a hit more, abrasives in general use desE. Just bow much Is anybody's guess right near. Remember one nations such as very coarse, thing, bowever. Interest rates fluctuate In accordance with the coarse, medium, tow and very MILE OFF 17.92 ON LAKE M ARY BLVD. supply and demand of available wortgage money, U there Is an fine. abundance of mortgage money and the demand decreases InRight For a good smoothing job on SANFORD HEATING & Icrrst no It-a wIll drop, lloweser, 11 there Is a heavy demand for f.airly rough wood, the first F" A I R CON DIII ON I NG ; mortgage money and the supply decreases Interest rates will go sanding should be done with 11'a,jaslmith" as that. very coarse or osrs. the __ - - _____ - I _ V " By way, a . From ' for $20, 900 By out. r so ______ —' _____ __________________ erator _____ INCLUDING LOTi FM A. VA CONVENTIONAL ___________________ Q. that FINANCINO AVAILABLE inside are , THE CORONADO & 3 BEDROOMS I .2 BATHS CENTRAL HEAT & AIR .WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES S DISHWASHER, DISPOSAL CONVENIENT SNACK BAR ---=_i-- --. C - ' nt ..- - - - ' h - hOU -- .- ' ' pi DIRECTIONS Tab, I • • • to ts Dto — (,,t. mle to Rd 1 I 110% mRRonDA lk a 28-2162 HOMES inC. 789-299 _________________________________________________________________ ______ — , of CATHEDRAL CEILINGS ROOM QUALITY WORKMANSHIP LAUNDRY Proverte fltvd turn Ift. Qo• 4miI to ElkPtim 11I0 Turn left lblocpothemO.Im,5 - _______ 9 I east on DRarj Do,ie - 4. Lt TI GLASS DOORS WALL-TO-WALL CARPETING • • - in. I __ - I 12' SLIDING • _______ - • . to uses forever, I purchase seems inappropriate for eastern I t recrea- Corporation • 9 1 Q. u mountain i 1 i• i i _____________________________________________ ' - - t tion is ause : EMODEL - - s con. . :. U __ - - ______ _ I ______________ __ ________ "~_ - 0 1 T —y- I - - ________ ____ _____ rrr - - I I _____ .- ,, . _______________ ':": .,f// - '1 I LINOS A _____ 3 - 2 -- in - i t ' . -- -. - I _________ Our home improvement loans will help you make either - ' -. - your house grow as your family grows. Add that / ,... sure, shows - L - -- __ ___ - special nursery. Florida room, den, plus, remodel - - the kitchen and dining room. r,ow - ' __ ' Plan now for your summer fun-build a swimming - prices, a an awi. apparent for years. I _. i - of coffee or Florida orange juice while we arrange your home improvement loan, dark. the - -1 I 11 C 7J pool for your family-. Come on in-enjoy a free cup - , sto • We Will"t Your BuSineSS: . _________ ________ __________ _________ _______ ____ action ___ other FREE CHECKING • SATURDAY BANKING 9- 1 ____ - - Move a of an -- SUPERBANKER 24-HOUR AUTOMATIC TEEtER - ' ' __________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________ __ __________ _________ I I for ; I ' '- ~ - - OOC - .-'--' _____ . ...' f - 4 7-- i 111(1 - ___ 'i __ For You! _____ .. ___ rr -. _____ _____ __ _____ - _ _______ _______ - erra Is - - — : - .1,.,, reco I., - I - - - I.- ~__ P1' ____ ___-_____ - -_ -- --.i; i1 - - -- - I - up. Grot'c-t,ieu, it i 1`4 I YOU OWN YOUR [OTI - . "llage BUY NOW / SPACIOUS HOMESITES! T ' i RECREATION, —g- / ..T_.'. Extra Charge - All price ranges available Str' 1iiij. . i 1 - ! WE NOW HAVE 17 TusO. Pqm. FHA/VA ~ 11 ~ ~, 7%% lot. orovetewT Vill.ge SALES _________ ________ ______ - . course , _____ _______________ _____________________________________ MOBILE HOME SUBDIVISION - . I - ~#r 11 - -- -! ~ CORP. - lando - - Orlando, Fla, t..r if jlcnrfllodte - ' CALL 322-4390 ci a - Ph. 645-3336 I ' iflijku,i ,r. I i _______ _____ ___ __________ J6i2i9S, French Ave. Sanford Is EasyAt Jim Walter Homos! _' j Pre t-' o.'t-d• O'r, tPe f-r'155 gui Sy ti,, tutit ..uo mJd, blfls h8fdboald 6.4. ing, hilvy-duty r000ng and aluminum * be used Wit 11 11eilSis lh# ln$4* 10 iiiir,ofit degree 50U tell us *t'it. to stop tou the option to Purchasesn4err matemats and mstlua. S OVER 20 • BUILT ON YOURMODELS PROPERTY FINAnCING *0 If Vve you Compete mlotmoba" need J,m Wafl, Ho,,. customers get INSTANT MORTGAGE FINANCING. so no. lathe lime 'U' KtL l9tjfSl, srlOfiffiPy AtOrlgege Pertnent to lion ottlfCTFucAL W%Ri$O a FIzTUR .PltjII. and a ?uOcoior. ZApe9i catalog 1 Psoi,w,, u build to, you Pssie our prices C still so 1MG. all KITCHIsi £ BATH FISTUJIES A CABINETS, wsm no 0" 8111001 Cal. 01184 4W 111,111" me Coupon FLOORING WALLS. OOO $ TRIM to JO,, the 'we',., .bm WUw Homee' t,pl.y p* Weiner installs ax Interior optonc you just p.wi or Cusiom.const,uctton can begin almost mmmc. today ppet .ewi paint trim, cn', to Outside ,Ail4,ei dsately aioosi $riywher, Otel you o*n property and mow, in When you purchase Us,' shiM hem. You UeI a bettor home than you ever aemd complete oøly on the outsida and instaw aU mnt,q,or P055 OW ieee 101111111 money than you .ou$d be- "thermals youcsall you *ved From foundat,on In shttl.ra to th have last stat £?P.e, aay the colt of save ,smany eutra doflata r: inSide finishing opt'orsa car, WA two coats of paint. your n, ftorn. *in be corn b. iniluded In yOs't "bOOgege JIM WAITI* NOMU -- ________ ____________ ____________ I ______ _______ ___ ______ __________ -'0.-.,-,- P.O. Box 15037 Pine Hill Station PH: 295-0981 ,.4 .. -, . ''i I ,n,, . (,,s e-,,,.., I .. b.p •.J I I NAI I I City 1 t,t,S..... I• -''' ORLANDO, FLORIDA 32808 4540W. Colonial Drive Hwy. 50 West FOR FREE ESTIMATE SANFORD HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING I --J-=j_ ANCING •vrytt',ng •1i indicate t'it C'C ".t't u., Io* thantPye right now Dwtdon I Set tto.,,soI " PtK92 8nd Money fihor"g keep yooj from having the n•, permanent home you went and HEATING od COOLING PRODUCTS We are proud to be associated with a company whose home comfort products have been known and respected than 70 years. For your home and cooling Singer heat COMFORT-MAKER I unsurpassed in quality, perand price. talk about Total Comfort for your home, '. 0, OFF 436 ON RED BUG RD., CASSELBERRY 10-7 194-2333 E. South St. --- Today shy'oct.t.'g £0151 cttc'od futl I'd arnott :11. " _____ - -. I. - ______ fortmaker ck,b, $34,000 $40,000 OPEN 3234190 41$ ____ _________ E LS MOD DAILY LaUM.rV ____ Terra Alta - ____ ______________________________________________ '. I, take Marr. Thess sdoos* located sppres, V MIIO s$ of and i bdt'm. homes iffir all 17-92 or 4 mIles Eas t of 1.4 001 th a4vanhap, of suburban Lake Mary Blvd. $29,300. living in S Planned com $30.400 (95 pct. financing aswuty. avisllabl,) NEW HOMES DIVISION ____ _____ __________________ full with all the features you expect and deservet Sterling Park an iS hole golf and country greenbelts, Swimming pools, tennis, bicycle paths, stables & bridle paths, VA.FHACONVENTIONAL MODZL NO. 355: 3 UDROOM NaME "Mkd in no 41wo _ bedroom luxury homes designed for - PRICEI ______ __ , A Three.D Homes Inc. Will Include Central Air Unit At No f_l Sterling Park, your place in the - I J I '-. ' '-'"- I �- iv 4C- The Sanford Herald - __________________________________________________________ Sunday, March 10, 1974 Sell with Want Ads S eminole Land Transactions The Sanford Herald Drake Dcv. Research & The Dreyfus Interstate I) (QCD) Linda Sue t.ovelace to Salvature DiGlovanni, adm. &. 30-Apartments Rent H. A. Brandt, Trustee & md. Mgm. Inc. to Win. M. ThllariJ & Corp to Imperial Prop. of No. John Lovelace, Lot 4, BIk E est (leo. to Arnold it. Uisfurrnsh.d .1 Per;onals Ward, U 3 & wi Maiy to Leo W. Merkow, tf Dctx)rah K.. LI 56, Otlent.a Amer. Inc., from SW tor. Sec Sunland E.st.,$lOO 81k 7 Tier 6, Traffords Map, trustee-S'sofNW'so(S%'tio( 3l-Aarlments Rent desired information as to Addn., $25,000. 12.20.30, .$56 ft., etc 9.l3 Earl A. Weaver & Wf Carlee $7,500. Furnished whereabouts or death 00 James Sec. 20-20.30, N of LW Hills Rd Bobte J. Tonk& wf Pauline to acres m.I, $&4,. to Brady Austin Sr.,Lot 581k B, lived nO,do n 952 Magnolia Svc. Corp to James W. of Hwy 32—Houses Rent Unfurnhsh , $21,000. Capuui & wf Joan, LI 15 Write or phone ciIl. L Wm. J., Boflman & wi SunLand Est., $20,000. I.. Pacey & wf Carol, U 69 8ruc E. Daniel Jr. & wf 13—Houses Rent Furnished 111k K No. Or!, Terr., Sec 4 Unit Florence to John P. Clark & s,f O'Hearn. 134$ Corona Road Trim-Tic Inc. to Frank H. Sleepy Hollow 1st Addn, $8,000. Rhonda to Arehie 8. Barker O,tando. Fla. 37501 (6.15 & 1, $30,100. 31-Mobile Homes Rent Rita M., 1110 Casa Aloma, Schwartz & wf Donna M.,Lt. II The Huskey Co. Etc. to John s( Alt. E. U 82 San Lanta Frednc IL Martin & wf Puala 9-40,000. FACED WITH A DRINKING 35 -Mobile Home tots 81k 1 Shadow Hill. $33,400. It. Johnston & wI Maria, LI 9 ThIrd Sec., PROBLEM Seminole 322.26 1 1 In to Joseph S. Casalese & wf Silver Spring Guar. Land & For Rent Trim-Tic, Inc. to oseph 111kB. Sweetwater Oaks, Sec. 6, Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous Carl L. Akerman & wf Dagny c* Karen L, l.t 6 111k A, Sum- Title to Thomas K. DoPoy & wf Ben). Fricehione & wf Judity, 9)3,900. Can Help t-Reiort Property M. to Charles H. Akerman, l., Winter Park. B merset North, $3l,X). Call 12) 4557 Mildred 1.., U 41 Myrtle lake LI 17 81k 2, Shadow HulI,$39,000. For Rent Irene ('.. lialper to Milton H. LI. 1 81k D, Woodmere Park, Write P0 Bo* 12fl BlbbD.Morgan&wfJO).ceto Ilills s.d. $3,tX), Realty Trust Co. to Chase & Ingersoll & wf Reba J., 1.1 12 2nd Repi. sio.soo. Sanford. Fiorid 17-Bus,nest Property A Oliver W. Layman & wf Orlando 831-9993 - -- -. ______— Wni. M MaCkafl & wf Annetle co.,- Wt of EL of SW'1 of 131k 13 Golf View EMs. Sec For Rent Gilbert Leavy & wf Deiphine ft I'atrida J., W 189.3' of E 329.3' to Larry B. Cohen & wi Evelyn, SWLI (less E ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll 172' of S 210') & Meredith Manor Un. 1, 017,500. to Craig U Keogh & wf Patricia Ask for Want Ads -Wanted to Rent Is Free. 614 si 7027 ft 'We Care"-of S'i of NW'. of NE'. of Sec Li 581k C, Country Club nta. ______________________________ W'OfE' of NW'. asSWL, In "Hotlifle" AuIt$ or Tetns Wadean Gage& ssf Shelby to I,. . LI. 4 81k J North Orlando a l'-21-. $12,500. Un. 1, $24,500. sec. 29-19-3) $100 Real Estate (harks I'. flannel & sf Mary Terr., sec. 4 Unit I, si,000. The Longer Your Ad Runs V Performed MARRIAGES b, Charles W. Godehall to QCDI Michael B. Graffuls & Jeph N. Denulson & wf J,, 11$ 81k I The Woodlands, Marilyn Silver Springs Airport Kate Stokes to Roy Sweat & The Less It Costs Per Line il-Houses for Sale Kenneth I. Fortune& s1 Carol, ttf Wenona J. to Michael B. Carol to Edw. F. Kandrtck& wi Sec. 4, 9-47,800. Rd *.' 7341771, Mci 7)61433 Per Day. wf Margit, W 75.6' of U. 9, 81k Ii3$ The Colonnades 3rd Sec., (;raffuls, Indiv., 11 7 81k C. Patricia, 11 9 81k A, 12—Mobile Homes Idyllwilde iQCDj Robt. P. Reid to 13 Tier 8, Town of Sanford, Gc home. elderly or convalescent $19,900. 13-t.ols and Acreage Little Wekiwa F.st., No, 1, $100, of Loch Arobor, Sec Ill, 93-4,000 Evelyn M. Reid, LI 11 131k K $9,600. Ptiv&lr residence. gO3d cooking Rated For Consecutive O&WCongr. Co. Inc. bC. D. c Donald I.. Russell & wf Joan 11-Farmt and Groves Cicetlent cue Reasonable IjO" Greater Con.str. Corp. to John English EM., Un. 2, $100. Insertions-No Change First Seminole Sen. Corp to e Thompson, it 29 Sans Souci. to Heta A. Porneroy, i III 3716 Lapicula & wf Sylvia L.,Lt 24 Of Copy. 45 -Resort Property James fl Horan & s.f Bar- Hen Ward Agency Inc., 1.1 Oviedo, $30,000. Town of I..ongwoorj, For Sate 131k Q, The Woodlands, Sec. bara to Stephen 1.. Bailey, apt Garden Grove Unit I, $9,®o. Want Ad Frederick S. Krause & wf Greater Constr. Corp to 4145,200 Lostand Found Unit 202 Bldg. II, ('rown Oak.s, Q(Th Elmer F. Hall to 15—Income And Octavia to Joseph H. Fetterhoff harry H. Shepherd & wI Mattle Lou Evans, wid to condom., $35.(j. Department Hours Investment Property Wray 1.). Paul & s.f Josephine LOST Long haired black female Jr. & wf Betty J., Li 1 81k 48, Virginia M.. Li 13 81k ;, The Andy D. Evans & wf Mary Charles Conley & wf Edna to N.. Beg. 440' S of NE cor. of cat. *lsif,nose, Iee't.tummy Near 5a.m.. 530p.m. i Townslte of North Chuluota 1st Wond!ands u -Real Estate Wanted J from NE cor. of SW', of ec Paul F. Co & ssf lucille C., N . 4 9-4480 I',ilmetlo Ac 373 7053 Saturdays & Holidays __________________________ I72t330, thenu' hln, $l$,). Trim-Tic, Inc. to WaIter i. 9-20-32, etc 1100. 210' of W 417' of N' of NE', of 9a,m 12Noon LOST- Early In February Z'ppo $100. Merchandise I Concept Designs Inc. to Culico & s.f Bessk, U II 81k i Deadllne-12 Noon lghfer. Paratroop wings one side, KvereUeSmith Hr. & wf Ruth SE'. of Sec 25.21-3!, 119,000. Joseph A. Tyncr&wf Mary C. Jimmy W. Jackson & s.f Mary Shadow 11111, 136,500. Day Before Publication St Christopher othtr tide Sen SO -Miscellaneus - to Robert I.. Neufeld & wf Tony C. Jackson & s.f Gayle to Avelino V. Reyes & s.f Marie i L., it 144 Barclay Woods, 2nd timental vatue Reward 372 71 Trim-Tic, Inc. to James N. Denise L., LI 5 81k H. Sum. to Sebastiano Alol & wf Tin- T., LI. 6 81k (1 For Sale eves Sweetwater Add, $43,800. Dolt & s.f lA'nnie, it 13 81k 1 merset North, Sec. 2 $28,200. data, it 149 Woodcrest Un. 4, oaiu I thru S times lOc a tine SI--Household Goods Kenneth E. McManamy & wf Shadow hill, 935.800. Geo. L Wheeler, wid to $28,000. 11 6thru 25 times Instructions lOt a line -Appliances Charles F. Fry & Linda Mildred to Greg I.. Boeck & wi 23 times Agmt Deed — Crank Constr., Oviedo Woman's Club Inc., W 23c a line 53TV Sanlando Ltd. to Douglas K. Neholas 1. Baranowsky & Reponterl Join thC tie Court a Radio . Stereo Susan, LI 17 81k D, San to Lois A. Mauldin & son, James 10 of Lot 11, 81k E, H.L. ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) fasteSt, highest paying field Mit- Gordon & s.f Marina, N 100' of Judith A., I.t 25 131k 8 Longwood 3 Lines Minimum 1-Garage Rummage Sales Sebastian llt.s.. Un. 1. 9-42,500. Paul Mauldin. Li Il 81k 28, cheils Addn Oviedo IlOOGeorge V. 430' of NW'i of NW', of SW', available to a high School North, 125.000. _______________ CharIesEdw.FalktoDoujla5 Fourth Sec., Drearuwold. Sanders, igi to Richard R. of See 36-19-29. $100. S5-Boats & Mann graduate Be in demand-earn Ilalinark Constr. to Curtis from 5705)0. thousand per year Equipment Announcets J. Russell & s.f Joyce, frow $11,400. Reason & Ray Westerniap, U Cail Reporters Training Institute, 13e1.Aire Homes, Inc to C'ralg Knight & s.f Dorothy M., LI 40 --'----, Cen. tatersec. Celery Av & Nell. Ss-Camp.ng &qutpment (Qcd Jerry A. Prather & s.f 15 8. Drew lit Add. Black Ortancto III 1916 I-Cards of Thanks A. Soldinger & s.f Vicki J.. LI 131k I', Washington Oaks, Sec. 2, ______________________ Ase.,dc.,belngpajof NE.', of IlettytoJerryit. Prather, U hammock $l2,000Brasnur Dcv. 448Spring Oaks Un. 3,138,800. 120,700. 57-Sports Equipment 2—In Memoriam NW', of See 31-l1, $10,500. BIk A, San Sebastian Ha., Un. to In'ing L Keck & 13 Travel Agencies s.f Bre Bel-Aire Homes, Inc to 3Cemetanes Douglas K Gordon & wdf 2, $100. (taLl 186 Woodcrest, on. 5 Kenneth K hudson Jr & Marina In S,nt:,n,hi I 1,4 -. t•i Mpr,h.nt1at ' ''...........P(. (AItF't I IUldi) 934,667. Phyllis, IA 447 Spring Oak.s Uti. wtofSWi, of SWt20( NW4 Ickets (rj'.r and IOI,,r O—O4fice Equipment Fletcher Prop., Inc. to Wm. .1, $38,100. otfical rates 303 S.moran Sec 36-19-29, So. of r-w Paula And Supplies lllwy 1161 131 323) 6—Child Care Charles Mayo, sgl.,,Condomn. IQCD) Ike Tabor & s.f Lithe Markham Rd., less W 3430' etc. -.--------_-_ 61-Building Materials unit 186-C, Lake Villas $39,600 to Jack K. Stemper & s.f $500. 7-Motels . Hotels Zlass,fied ads ire here to help you H. MllIer&Sonsof Oil Inc. to Pauline W.. LI 481k 24, W. N. 62--Lawn and Garden buy, sell, rent or swap at a Willie C. Smith to Ann S-Eating Places Ronald A. Desko, sgl. LI 54 Clark s.d of BIk 24, Hobinsons Pos.rlI, u. 1*2, i&i, iN & i&s '-Good Things to Eat cost letushelpyouplaceyours63-Machinery and Tools Call 373 351) c III 9993 Devonshire, 14.3,000. Survey. 51.700. ______ Bookctrtns.n, 18,000. 61-Equipment for Rent 10-Do It Yourself JamesL Pacey&wfCarolto Peter J. Trfgg & s.f Julie to Geo.W.PetersII&wf5arato Il-Instructions S-Pets arid Supplies 10 Help Wanted Michael Pregmon, Jr. & s.f Gail Jon N. 11.11 & s.f Priedlla, U 15 John P Spriggs & s.f Jeri, it. -- . t4—Horsts I., U. 76 Sleepy Hollow 1st 81k N, North Orlando Ten'., 107 C.asa Aloma, $36,500. -'o'day House of Sanfonti is in Travel& Recreation ti—Livestock arid Poultry Addn$52,600 Peiied in full time waitresseS, Un. I Sec 1, $33,000. Lowell H. Wright & s.f Lee to 3 working hours Ito 9)0 This will Devco of On., Inc. to Daniel -ES—Wanted to Buy Orlando 435 Land Holding James P. LewIs Jr., sgl., it. 11 Il—Travel Agenciss S I. .nctud some Saturdays & Sun E. Pereda & s.f EimIce, LI 25, Corp to Thomas H. Greene & 131k z Il—Camping Resoits S'—Stamts . Coins Oats Apply i person 330 £ Q. The Woodlands, Sec. 2, 81k 1. Camelot Unit 2932,500. Commercial. Sanford IS —Action Sponis Robert W. Graham, Trustees, $50,000. JO—Swap and Trade Des'coof OiL, Inc. toJoseph k-aG. P. C. Pete'maj Thist, 1' I ;- -1 Then never was a btttn time than llaro$dT.Fues&wfEmlIy& -. -7I-Antiquti 8. Walters & s.f MarJorie, 116 Comm.W'Scor.ofSec3.$.21.30 Harold G. now to usc a classIfied ad in the I -t flit S. -. Shertherd & wf Emokivm.gt ' -nw..w., au usi, iameiot Un. 2 134,300. etc., in CR., 50.5806 acres Sanford Herald Stop making & Geneva to Archlec.Wagner& --- - - - Dial 3277611 cm $31 9993 Harold C. Hoskins to Edw. C. Desco of On., Inc. to win. 8. 4.9302 acres, 1.1502 ac., $100. Philip L. Dc Angelis & s.fEtt.a L, its I & 2 Williamson Transportation Marvin & s.f Charlene S., 114 Eleanor to Ernesto R. ROSSLU Mc{ulre&wf Nancy, LI6BIkN -PlIGHT AUDITOR. Year round em Thomas H. Greens & Robt, HIs., $27,500. 21—Situations Wanted Blk30Sec2,SuybanHoj ploymeni Company benefits IJ , &wfflita,l44Bl2LakeRIdge Camelot Un. 2935,400. Graham, Trustees to Jewel ArchieC. Wagner & wfEtta -Prefer elpenience or NCR 170) $14,300. R.H. McGlbbeny & s.f Builders Inc., same Trailers J Park. $3,500 Financial Apply In person. I S. Holiday Inn prop. as to Harold T. Fues & Harold G. " (QCD) Dotothy J. Hoskins to 75 Auto Repairs. Bernice Murphy & hb Henry Roberta to Harry B Bessner & dose. above, $1,370,500. of Altarnonte Springs Shepherd, its. 17 & 18 81k 21 21—Business Opportunities . Eds.. C. Marvin & s.f Qianlene to Oren Note., UIBIk 4, Tier 7, Parts . Accessories Mieko, Beg. at NE con. U c, IQCD Robert Morris to Fourth Sec., Dreamwold, COOK -. eapenicnces preferred. 3S-Lns IS.,U 481k 30 Sec 2 Suliurban K. ft. Trafloreds Map of ni., Nelsoos Lakeview IlLs., 2nd Bernard 7 -Junk Cars Removed must be reliable Call for ap A. Morris., 1*11, W. F. $5,000. -, homes, $100. 26-Insurance rep!. $45,000. p,.nlmet caval'.,' Motel, 373 $100. Leavitta sd, $100. is-Motorcycles QCDt Ruth Daniel, igl to I 5150 Travel Country of Oil Inc. to K. Everelts, hiuskey, Trustee Pearl 1.. Douglas & Penelope Howard L Levy&wl Theresa Wm. 8. Spears & f i —Trocks and Trailers .1, -I LD.Plsnte.Inc.,L,ts45&46,a 1.. Howell to Charlotte c. etc. IL) George M. Fries & s.f J. to Harry A. Dorsey Rentals Bellmen, morning bus boys, dining & s.f Lots 13& II Black ILammock, 40—Autos for Sate P room-n hct5 Year 'round em replatofWlnwoodPark&beg. Allinder&Pat,syC.,jt.ten.,IA,t MyranJ-aportionofLts26fl JeyceA.,E600fU15,5' $2,000. 29—Rooms for Rent pioym,rit Company benefits i-Aviation inlet-sec. N'ly r-w line SR 436 & & 23 BIk A, Brantley Hall eM., of 1683k C, English Eat., Un. 3, Phillips Tern., sis,. Calbert Constr. to David K. Apply in personito3 HOLIDAY WhnelA45,rw,NajongW Mirjnin Wheeler Bruce& hb $16,500. $47000. INN. Attamrife Springs 1)uhi,ufII,.I II U.tI4,4s n•.b.,, •a. --i%tit ._,.._• — -. --'------- --111* 45, *293,000. F. P. to George L. Wheeler, It field s-<t, $27,000. Gordon L Hathaway & s.f Il 111k K. H. L. Mitchell Add. i QCD Arthur Nickerson & s.f Nancy to Michael Rush & s.f OVIedO, $7,000. ci al to Virginia B. Nic'kerson, Barbara, LI 11 Tuskawllla sd, iQCD B. F. Wheeler Jr. & s.f Lot 6, N. M. Smith Third ad, $6,200 Ghr Asior,, lie. to Jean N. toGeo. L Wheeler, Li ) BenuardE,Koqpeajr.&wf 11 BIk A Fries Survey Lake Robt.H.McD&s.-f Dolores IL, U 2$ a1w.sd, Charm, $100. Theresa to Oscar J. Herbert & ,933I700. IQCDI Clara Evans Etc. to s.f Barbara M., 11.5 (less E 4') Davle E. Sims & s.f Joyce to (leo. L Wheeler, LI 11 81k A & 4' of it. 6 Underoaks s.d. 1 Beverley I. Sobik, W 110' of: Fries Survey of lake ('harm, 140,00. Beg. at NE con of NW', Sec 6- 1100. hii.Lo Corp., Inc. to Richard I" 21-30, run W 70 yd., S 140' etc., Evans Groses, Inc. to Gee. L Downham Jr. & s.f Linda 6, N $55,000. Wheeler, U II 81k A, Fries 4' oF LI 25&S77 of 26, Englisil MarleAlk'eienklnstoErnest Survey of Lake Charm. $100. WOOdS, lab Addn., $65,500. K. Walker Jr. & Carolyn Ceo. L Wheeler to K. P. Calbarl Constr. Inc. ho Max Abraham, Its II & 19 81k B, Bruce & s.f Miriam W., Comm. I'. Kraftdifrk & wf Vktorla, IA. Grove Tent., 1100. at SE con, of 14 11 Fries Survey 3 81k 8 Lake Ruth South, (QU)) Wm. H. Higginbotham ci Lake Charm, $7,000. $21,200. to Ann N. Hlggthbotham, 119 Sen Acept. Corp to Crystal (QCD) liar-Ray, Inc. to 81k 19 North Orlando, 1100. Dr.'. Corp., LIz 5.9, 81k 5, Jospeb J Platano & s.f Regina Wm. J. Hobek & s.f Darlene Crystal JILt, 1k Mary, $40,000. U W - 1 Ii ia t ., to Kurt F. Jergelelt & s.f flee The Huskey Cu. to Dec. Park, $100. U I t I Ott. (' t.4k...,,.i, - A u4Li.XtiW ,'i..tnssr. (Amp., ,, -1.1-.. &a.0 1 111K lIar-Ray Inc. to Donald J Un. 15, 140,000. 6, Sweetwater Oaks, Sec 5, (QCD) SheIIye L. Refore & hb Shuoert Constr. Co., Inc. to Bohannon, E 25' of LI. 18 Lake Lola Mae Sutton & hb Charles $13.. hlermai* to Annie LaFalr, Beg. Eunice B. Wright, LI 41 Orange Gem I'ark, $100. to Jullette N. lindsey, U Larson Constr., Inc. to at SE cor. 81k 31, Robinson, Kit., $21400. QCDI liar-Ray, Inc. to Boikertow s.d. $100. Jerome H Johns Jr & s.f Survey of Adds to Saul., run N Raymond R. Cannack & of Margaret E. Addison, N. 12' of Our new 12,000 acre planned INFORMATION & WANT AD DIAL J For Fast Results Plant Your 'Selling Seed s' In Herald Ads - ' ' , 18 Help Wanted 29 MAINTENANCE ENGINEERBnefili. year round ym Appi, n person S Holiday tnn, Al!,ii,ijni, Springs g.) Kitchen helper *ith cooking perienc Apply Seminol, bilge Nursing Home. 300 5 Bay Ave. Sanford .) ' Wanted Dlthwaiher Mcmii 13 Paid vacations Ibenefits Apply in person. Days Inn. H*y _________________________ 14 all — DESK CLERK. Apply ifl PII'I,OfI, Deltona Inn E.peri.ncwj on NCR .170), evening shlti 31I inSurance b.netits 4 A , - DRIVERSI. - full or part time, Day or nisttttlfti, Ilyrs orolqq'. Wew$41 train you, Eacellant income, liberai bonuiet d awars. Openings in San ford. DeIlona, Deflary, Seminole & Vobutia Counliej Apply in person to An Equal Opportunity Employer SANFORD YELLOW CAS co. 201 S. Park Ave -j " — Mate wonsen to work In fruit shop bagging fruit. Pleasant con dtions. pay open Apply in person at G I. P Fruit & Gift Shop. I land SR 16 ' rI-ne Real Estate Agents -- Needed ___________ 30 Apartments Rent Unfurnished - 2 bedroom unfurnitheci, 1165 mo Efficiency apt $73 mo glady Brown Realty. 72? ¶73? or 3?? 196.4 Furnished clean garage apt Call Orlando , 1,09 FROM$l69 Furnished.tjnfurnished * Disposal.Dishwasher Twoiwesroom, Ihathfurn apt, 5130 '° deposit 319 5517 or Range-Refrigerator * Clothes Washer-Dryer - t j TAX PREPARERS Enpemienceit, part time Sanford. LongwOod I. DeLand Corn mission, training Provided H 1 Bioct, Inc , DeLand. FIa. Ill N Blvd I(731 04 -- Shag Carpeting Have need of good salesman, One who desires to make good Income Outsida illes with established accountS. Weekly guarantee plus commission Call 321 10196 I P M _______________________ ONLY ' 1-2 Bedrooms 110W AIRPORT BLVD SANFORD. FLA _____________________________ _________________________ - 323• 78 70 ' Stenstrom Realty Two story older franc NOnp, 7 bedroon-s. 3 baths, corner location, shaded lot 3 bedroom, )i bath, w w cup,', $113 mo plus security. Ph 3117 before I am or after 330 pm All day weekends, LOchAnta)r.Iargelbedroonulbafh CR honie, very nice lot All rofins are large Makes a real nec hone for a large family Priced It 577.50) SEVILLA GARDENS LUXURY APARTMENTS -- One and two bedroums. some with beamed ceilings and family room All have new, fully equipped electric kitChenS Charming ret'dential area Adults 20)5 Santord Ave 33 Call 322.2420 Anyime Houses - rc.gefor rent tl00mo plus security Ph 6455147 _____________________________ "Sanitond's Iat,sbeader" Your Multiple Listing Agency Local and National ML REALTORS 2$4$Prkr - - -- - - 713 Bedrooms. CAMP SEMIPIOLE Plo alcoholic beverages allowed _________________________ No pets. Ph 327M70 FRANKLIN RIGHT NOW! U iS - i.... -, LPJII g ,.. ROYAL TRAILS to (QCDbMehjnBel1anger& wfMarla,U5BIkB[.ongwonj 1100Willie et alto Annie LaFalr, North, $l9,. Carl II Pusey & s.f Mary to 23 SE con of SW'4 of LI 45, St. Orlando Ten'., Set' S Un. I, 98.70' dc, $100. - homesites can be seen etc., $100. S00 Johnson & Johnson N. D. Dreggors & s.f IQCI) Heidi K Schoenfeld, QCDi Roy J. Meadows & s.f Inc. to H. Li. Investments Paradise Point, Tract 1, 2nd Meredith to Beverly J. Lott, W Carolyn to J. Patrick Inc., Beg 660.0' K & 845.15' N Of lander, Trustee—K 12.50' 1.1. 8, 390.43'ofE5 ofN',ofSE'4 of McDonnel1,'int:apt.Umt201 SWcor.ofGovt.Lt4,See,32.g. Le Land Sales Inc. etc to allof9&W&'ofi,t1OI3lk1) Sec 8.20-32, SW of Sanf. Geneva FILl F'. Crown Oaks, condom, 32. ctc.m Epoch Prop Inc., 1117 BIb C, Bncw Rd. $12,500. $2,000. John W. Roberts to John A. The Springs Deerwood Eal, South Altamonte His, $100. 117,300. Patrick McDonnell & of Addison & WI Margie A., IA Grange Prop., Inc to Ilicisard Maynard V. Bumgardner & Sharontoiarnesfl,flr,t'an&wf BIkC,WahingtonOak3,s7 BobR.PopetoHagenpope I.. IIcrg & s.f Eva S., It 789 s.f Una to Marvin E. Evans & Barbara, Apt Un't 201 Bldg. F, $18,400. s.f Carolyn, its 15 & 16, 81k H, Spring Oaks, Units 4, $37.. — ' 2 Bedroom Apts. Masonry Construction • Central Heat & Air I Pool & Clubhouse • Laundry Facilities .Shag Carpeting • Kitchens Equipped . 6 Months Lease ADULTS ONLY 3236650 ______________________ Two bedroom upstairs apt 1)60 mo. including utilities 1)00 tecurity 373 1901 after 3 p rn " P _____ 41 Houses for Sale — TAFFER REALTY IIOQE 2SthSl 1453 ____________ — _________ SANFORD _________ WIt you Still be Plying rent? A Pme Cf your O*n 5 the lnSwec, and we invite you to see th,5 3 bedroom, Ii bath home .n Country Club Manor Has eat ir Kitchen, and fenced yard Available rn Kingdon, Assor VERY NICE No experience required. We offer excellent starting wages, regular increases, and completely paid health and lit. insurance. I' II you're looking we'd like to talk, f for a lob with potential, Daytona road, a little west of the DeLand Airport. ., _Lt : ,jlIrSIjL. '.V V I.II.I ORANGE HILLS Corner location. 3 bclrm. 2 bath. large workshop, 132.500 Take advantage of our opening prices, only 525.900 and 177,300. Twtot, acres, some hgh Intl 5)30(0 l ACREAGE ,riJ-r SATURDAY 2000 Brunswick Lane 0.Land, Fl.. 32720 An Equal Opportunity Employer - AfiFiThtItf1 1l 1 phfi$pf1f1fktij9 tHIS COULD RE YOURS' 3 bedroom, 1'l bath, 2 years old Easy financing Will trade for or what have you A R Barker REALTOR 137 6917 Orlando .'.'ts'cj A)c?r,,(ry% P a toil sore yt() ii NEW HOMES •73IPCTFINANCINGI J No down payment to veterans Low down FHA or IS pet Cony New 31 I bdrm homeS in Skylark 579,30) to $31.50) FR,i,NKLIN RAMSEUR I ED YIR 29, 30037,5OO QUALITY ia 4 BEDROOM HOMES NATURAL SETTING FINANCING FHA.VA 3-4 bedroom hom.sfrorn 95% Conventional $33495 17.97£ Betwe.n Sag TreePar&i 434 off 17.71 RANKLIN RAMSEUI A5SO. INC.. RIALTORS Call Today Realty 831-8400 831-6000 The Greiter Mall Caselberry, Fla. Hours from 10:00 tQ:00 S ACRES-- Lake Mary homesite Wooded High, dry Eaclusive area. 526.500 10 ACRES- Geneva, OpPi, dry, wooded Mini ranch sti' 121.300 11 ACRES- Santord I 10 year old tru5 900 pluS tree's 17S, Building 045 Plo tOO & No 102 ad ioining OOallO' Ott Willow Ave jUSt SMUIP' of 339, St Call 1 SI) 179 I," 3C acres. Seminole Counly 51300 pr acne TO 7 I acres on small lake 1.3(00 per acre. BUY or SELL Building lots-Fairlan, Estates 13000 CALL Geo. WilImer Assoc., Inc. III e'nj ALTAMONTE AREA- Level wooded corner corner 100a140' Site. 57500. NiCe pines on IXa l23' site, $3300 LAKEFRONT SITES- Near Forest Cty. $9300 in Spring Lake Hills, a security guarded community. 572.503 APOPKA-- S acres on Lake Stan dith wilt, nice trees. DELTONA-- S acres high, dry and wooded, 515.0)0 t,POPKA..- 13 acres with older home. 136.000 IIGHwAY 33 - West of Wait Disney World 40 acres of level ground, siately prie lre,s. 1100(00 STENSTROM REALTY YOIJR i traitors 45 733) i 1301W Fairbanks WE TAKE TRACES MLS REALTOR IMULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE) FarmsandGroves CALL 0 ACRES, beautiful Colorado, 59.750 595 down. $95 monthly, C pet interest Owner financed Fully surveyed, near river Call owner I043?6IIO, (Steed. Ill W 10th, Amarillo Te"as. 79101 322N2420 ANYTIME 2565 PARK DRIVE SANFORD 0 Moving? Why not live in Sanford's finest established residential area? w?h Re.ty, 372 1301 2610 Hiawatha Ave all? 92 LONGW000 Puft Cim'j4.red Fish in beck yard Small block home, well and pump house Asset. Inc PEAL TORS Ill $100 The Greeter ?Mll Catselberry - 9dgC&ui2di 830.554)0 Inc. Orange Hills in Orange City today. A new community of SO beick homes West 001792 on Holly Dr Our sgn will direct you Men Down Roberts & Gilman See BRUNSWICK CORPORATION - I,,rtJ, WATERFRONTSEMINOLE COuNTY P4cc Waterfront building lot F , rst 53(00 cash takes th5 cite Call Barbara Mclean. Assoc I.,.' I ti-ectroom. I huh, tulIp carpeted. u'ntrat 15cc? I air ph 372 alter 8-4 7 Lovely 3 bedroom, 2 bath brick homes for discriminating peole "eacetul setting, Oak trees add to the beauty of these de'i)blfuily 9.3 MON..FRI. awnings on the *f)dO,v5 to make your ar Conditioning b'll lowtr This one has central air Priced only 523.000 Shirley Bennett, Atsoc , 2 bdrm , I bath, family room. equIpped *ith range refrigerator, washer dryer and wall air con dtoning un?, 517.300 _____ AustIn Development Corp Altamonte Springs. 904 77$ aIM. Mr Bradford Open Iepm Completely fenced yu'rd with lots (tI room to play. Very attractive 3 ECONOM ICAL We lnvife your comparison witn all other homes you have considered. We're locat.rt In DeLand, lust north of Old If you wish to call for an appointment, RIGHT NOW CLIFF JORDAN 5 Forest Greene, Inc. IDEAL FOR CHILDREN Brunswick Corporation, a leader In corn- - -- After hrs 643 p close in Reduced to sell rear yard Assumable mortgage SANFORD wIN down parmenl Price $23300 Only 131,500 Payments Meaper han rent orange trees Near Church and ShcvDI %?t9CO ttrms iii No Closing Costs Ste n stro m REALTOR 10 YEARS FROM NOW well landscaped corner lot, car pting, garage, many other ,, lures See today and buy for only 173.300 To e, both trnjfic home buy't, cali Ph,ttis Capponi, Astoc 1.4 and SR 434 834-3363 "Santord's Sales Leader" Your Multiple Listing Agency Local and National MLS REALTORS 2S6SParkOr. LARGE & IIVEABLE- Spacious 3 bedroom, 7 bath hone Dn.ng room, garage, near elementary school Good value, $11,300 Wth ternit No Qualifyng Call now "Sanford's Sales Leader" Your Multiple LiSting Agçemcy Local and National MLS REALTORS 756.3 Park Dr Itomeon corner 104 molder section. SPRING WOOD VILLAGE Financing S ACRES- Lake Mary. Privacy at yesterday's prices so.soo. OPEN HOUSE SAT , SUN 25 NEW I bodroon,. 2 bath homfl, 130.000 Tennis 22nd and M'ncta 3722717 Call 322.2420 Anytime ' GENERA ELECTRIC APPL ANCES Conventional BROKER.3n7u for 'SPANISH BEAUTY * MOSSIE BATEMAN 31 Hour Service C all 3 23 7195 Elmer Bakalla, Inc. SUNLAND - thit 3 bedroom in very good cOndition faces Lake 001 Has Florida room, carpeting. heal, all laundry connection. equipped kitchen PLUS an enclosed Il'i32' pool All for 175,500 You can't beat this With a - -. StiCt' w.Ihmanypiusfeaturesincluong screened gatebo and fenced carpeting, drapes, dishwasher, central heat & air Sparkling c.ean immeutaje OPfllflI Tor masure prooucrion workers Interested in assembly type work, Monday Through Friday AQ 'IOS)(b I ,' Short Term Lease 81/4 8ROER3fl7543 Till We Succeed!" MOTIVATED SELLERS PRODUCTION -- Obtain the HUD Property Report from developer and signing anything, HUD neither approves the merits ofread It before the offering, nor the value, If any, of the property, PlOW LEASING. $ suites finished In paneling. watl paper arid carpet. heat arid air condition, covered walk, corner location. Elite ad dress, "723 N Country Club Moats, Lake Mary. fla "$tlS per me & .,.. . ,. ,......v.. . -. v' .JOHNNY WALKER REAL ESTATE ICONSTRUCTION 72 4457 _____________________________ _________________________ _______________________________________________ Open 1 2 Noon To 6 P.M. I' Country Club Corp. Two 31' Upright freezeri. 10" table saw. 7'." circular saw lbctn almost new) Antique walnut haul fui Rectlner chair; Buffet Dishes. ?O'vS. MISC $34 126.1 II' 110,115 Lonqwood C i-" Lcewc.e,cl Golf Ciijtj Pirrsl SANFORD AVENUE. I Acre, zoned commercial, owner to finance Good terms 172.000 LONGW000 Country livIng, Chickens. raised neal door Horses paStured down the street and Piece Sits a 7 bedroom home with pne paneling, central air and heat, Slab poured tof &dd,t,On, ants you can buy it. at s. 116300 CRAZY DESIRE? IF YOUR MAIN DESIRE is to own a home that doesn't cost a fortune, let us show you this 3 bedroom, I'-, bath GENEVA GARDENS James (2111 UI 920$ _accetted 3217090 _________________________________________________________________ - road miles southwest of DeLand and 17.4 miles east of Eustis on SR 44. TELEPHONE 3579OOo BY • 350)OrlandoDr. 32) 3300 2 S acre tracts belted in Lake County. Call Ralph David, Atsoc Hattaway Realty, III 7500 MOSSIE C. BATEMAN Realty _______________________________ — - - - - - _________--IMMEDIATE INCOME to %I per month with only 13300 required for inventory and and pur- you can choose a future homesite— RIGHT NOW which will include paved roads and underground utIlities. Drive into our Welcome Center I I l& supply Company established 1503W lithSl accounts willS RCA CBS Disney 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, convenient to walk over your homesite '— even iz- i SECRETARY WANTED - Deslr. competent. .,peqianr.,tta,.,.y.,. for full time PoSition Salary corn mensuraf, with qualifications Send resume ,.nd reguiremt5 t P0 Boa IllS. Sanford, Florid, 3377) - Terr, Sec I Unit I Ai:rtt, Ilaroki ('k' & s.f I)etxitahtoDoboratlitKartl.,t QCO Calbert Dcv. to F'neda to Linda Browruiell, it 13BlkBLakeKathrn woods, Doris 6. Mitchell to 6. W. iticresa to Joe B. Rogers&wf Charlotte,S'sI.t.,4,allofS,Blk Ca.Therl In L1s14, : i2i lake Harriet $7) Edwards & s.f Marguerite J.. IA 8, Tier 4, K. 8. Traffcmd5 Map of 15, 81k 0 Os-led. Oaks Unit II, 1 Miriam Rosen toW. I.. Kirk & flay Realty of Oil., Inc. to K. I 131k 29. Mellonville, $12,. Cf $100. fl4,)0 wfGeraIdrne,U.s45&, 81k 11, Paul Brigman Jr., Trustees, u Lawrence K. Webb & wi Otvuc A. Statler & s.f Shirley A. B. Russell Adds, Ft. Reed, 3 Bib A. toeana .4 Amended Pansy to Clara L Pamblanco, National homes Constr. to t James 0. Haddnck & wl sioo U 27 111k 23, Dreaniwold Frth John Croke & s.f Mae, 1.1 70 ai, tirLira, Lbs bis 11, JackS.UbtOs.IOW.LIJrk Wililsood Planned Unit Des., The Hukey Co. to Shelton Seminole Tent., Rep!., $,000. & sil Geraldine, Us 4,5 & $ 81k Asooc., 1n., Li 3501k c, sweet. Orman Constr. & Iny. to 128.500, iQCDi Cheryl B. Poole to il,A.&RueI3Add.,}'*fit waterOakn.Sec.6.*itwj. JamsH.HoIer&wlpatriris - LarryB.I'oole,W350'lEifli' $1,110. Todd Certr,, Inc. to'AJbert LIII BIk20DreamwokJFotsth -olS oINW¼ciSec3IMonorInvei*men1CotoW P.DuprtSr.&Wf&fly,Li$31 Sec..$fl00, .- l929 N ci RR & Q) ume - N. Cci, Vi. B., WI & Wilson Winter Springs, Unit 4,153,000. I I Nader H.me,, lie, I. Rokr .Jbat part olE l23 ci WIlY of Green,E.oISW,of&c36.2I. RociIdLOverfeli&HIenL, K. VWl&s.fMa,1J, U 117 I 5L4SEtSofNW1,Se.I9.29 3O,NIIISR4,1e&5RRT-W&E toPtlWpB.flogue&s.fvlrgjnia WlnterSprfngi UnIt 3, $65,101. 1 No(RH,lessrd.,$100. 200'o(SW'aofSW'Ncyfr.w A.,1A4BkC,EgooJ Bernard K. Koeppen& of Thrrs "IY' Homes, Inc to Ov&edo Land Co. to Beanie Llnt IS. $29,400. Dolores to 8pm B. Cci & s.f Pearl Young, Trustee, 116 & W Mathosjna & of Olive, LI 20 John F. Owens & of Mary to Susan H., IA. 1 BIb H The I ; : - - 20' o5, etc., In 01k 0, Lake Mend Mince' Un. 2 repl.. $100. IlobbyS.Thhs&wfJoElla,u8 Woodlands, Linda II. Jenkins, Waym.an heights Lake Md., I'elerQwnones & s.f Frances &Ftlof9 131k K Lake Wayman wtl to Andrew II Kilpatrick & 1 1100. to Don A. I'hilbps & s.f Mary 1)., heights. Lake Wayrnan s.f Nell, it. 47 81k Q., The cnraw Enterprises Inc. to 1439 Forest Slopes, 134,41)1. heights, Lake Adds, $25,900. Woodlands, See, 3,946,000 I a-fl GordonLarzman&wfVera,U Hallmark Constr. to Ronnie MrhthG,HuliSrwfEr,nat, Benjamin R. Tiflman & s.f 1[ 1 (less SE 25'j 01k B, Gene V. Garners & s.f Evonne, LI 10 Robert K. Shirley & s.f Joyce Emma to Wm. Leroy Parrish & I . Gables Sec. Meredith Manor, 131k C, Washington Oaks, Sec. 2, Au, LI 4 BIb H Sim*menel ol Martha, Lot 2 81k 0 Bear $40,900. I $19,100, North, Set., $21,900. lake Manor, $27,9oo Largt corporation seekyig Qualif.,d diesel truck mechanics Send reSume Irs confidence to Personnel dept Post office Boa I, Minis na )273i API EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER Unfurn. Call 322.2420 AnytIme MAYFAIR- This) bidroon'. 2 bath 5 new! Hat TIor.cja room and ctorch, double qaraqe, central climate control, and alt th eatras of today's new hones Large lot $.1S 10) Ste it today Magnolia Square & WILSON MAlE P FURNITURE buy sell trade 311315 E. First St. _____________________ Lotsand Acreage 13 SANFORD. I bedroom, block. '1 bath, air condition units, lot 90' a 1)0'. walk to shopping I, Schools, Only $25,000. "We Don't Stop "'!°°: r'i s , m-'rram nil, ano a 101 01 new home feature's you'll like' Business Property - - For - -Rent -- 17 (West 04)793 between fairway Pla:a I Seminole H'ghl _________________ 24 Business Opportunities Grand Operling right now. But our 131k G, North Oil. Tern., Sec 1120 FLORIDA AVE. '" - ____ _____ Dcv, Co Joha1neM.,.Lot7&N57'of8 Josephs, 4 - - - J Margaret 1. [)owlen, LI 48 Brookhollow s.d. $39,500. Sunland EM., 1st Addn, $100. H. A. Hess Coastr. Co - IV APARTMENTS MECHANIC PREVIEW! ' TO BUY OR SELl AVON CalISa43Ø7, Hairdrcet.r. "- ,i.,, i,..,.. a...... '" - U5UV ¶cp. 2610 Ilawalpi,, A.,. - San td 373 973 EARLY BIRD 7bdroon,, carpet lair, private near SIC. $150 no or 5.40 per week $50 siturity 415 4464 ARMS Furn. - "Stop Urn!" Stenstrofll Mobile Homes Rent 34 Only 10 minutes from Sanford and Orlando. EfficiencIes, 1 & 2 bdrm, Townhous, from $113. Buy, Sell, consign, appraise, or special sales out of anything 00 value. 1200 French Ave 3231340 Sanfoi-d.Fla. 32.17134 1971 Kinqswcod. 17.60', 7 borm SnaIl equity & take over p.Iyn Crl In fun 'ly pirk 372 Pill -- ___________________________ Mobile Home Bank Repose'ukxsi, 1310 chooSe from III 3323 Dealer BOrm 2 bath, family room, den, carpet, central H I A Terms HOLLAND REALTy, 2237023. ______ NOW LEASING COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE GM E GOR Y MOBILE HOME S Cailbart Real Estate BROKERS thy' Time T,tted tlrm Dii 3375)23 NIghts 3224431 _____________________________ VAuctioneering Servicee SAVE OVER 11,000 Doublewide inventory must be reduced & savings are being passed to you Al Pell. Jennie Clark Ascs 332 11$) 337 1591 327 3.173 ST. JOHN'S REALTY CO. Rent Furnished Mobile Homes 'I100KF1ELD.'7I. set up on 1 acre wooded 104, river rights. brñt ramp. 3 bdrm . 64' a 13' De.,ler 3730350 $00 French.ve 373 5700 One complete Hori:onfal Oil Burner unmt Good Samaritan Home. $04 Mulberry AU. ALCIlOPI PuBLIC EVERY MONDAY PlIGHT. Antiques, TVs, Miscellaneous, New and used Lrr tire .si- ,J ,,:.arcrs P1.5 t.pecII sales (watch auisl Plo Qualifying. I bedrn,. garage, $1,730 down 5197 n o I pet ;.'- r,. Realty, R1.'iI,, TOli, 12) 7730 ___________________________ 1? Miscellaneous For Sale * Sanford AtJCtiOfl* - HUFFMAN REALTY — bdrn . I' bath. iaroe faniy rn Con'ptetety fenced back yard Close In R,4.rencei, ISO deposit, siss no Ph 3727169 $100. - anqe 19)9 S Trench 312 1496 322 7$i$ MLS Ofleroomdi,Dieza4uItIoniy No OVR,.00ktNG LAKE.7 bedroom Pets 372 3410 from I to ?lOpm, convenient to SP'oppng, pretty 'dt,,t area 176.300 AVALONAPARTMENTS ADULTS-NOPETS CORBETT REAL ESTATE lIe W. 2nd. St. REALTOR — 1411791 DeBary ,aj ieas Two bedroom duplea furnished Bedroom. 3 bath CB home. has apartmeflt 1270 Orlando Drive, Florida room, new carpet, new — _____________________________ roof, new paint, a iarge utility room has been used as foVIh bedroon Large screened patio. 32 Houses Rent available with (NO DOWN Unfurnished OAYMEPITI to qualifi person Smali partially furnished houte In Bedroom CR hon'e in Sunilod Geneva Security 'eposit. no pets Estates, fenced yard. carpeted, a Ph 3195320 very nle home After down Two bedroom, urifurnished, from paynent. 517.50) nortgage can be April lstlhroughDec Adults only. assuned Located 60') Baywciod $135 373 5132 Drive ___________________________ * Swimming Pool * Sem,noie 3731991 Eve 37? 1371 PINEY WOODS BARN We buy furniture and mitt. Sell foe 23 pcI. Consignment Free p.ckup's Autl*ri Saturday at 7 pm. Sanford 3272770 II7W.FjrstSf 3275411 S acres. 330' fronting SR 11$. 123.003 Teems S acre tracts at 5.3000 per acre, near Osteen S acres, flowing well Zoned A I West of Sanford, 132.0)0 Sacretracts near (351cm Zoned A 1 51350 per acre Terms 60 acres, Do,te Pd tO acres cn t&kyt,t Zoned A I, 1135 CO.) Terms 7 lots on Lake Mroe St. John's River, $11,000 areS 177.000 3 traters On lot 172 tallO' Both rented, $14,300 Zoned corn mercial RFA1 TOM Miscellaneous For Sale BALL REALTY WATERfROp,T_ On St John's River 7 bedroom, I bath. screened porch, furnIshed Seawall fld boat dock, 135.000 Stemper Realty SO Will purchase first or second mortgages in any condition Southeastern Acceptance Con porat,on, 621 1173 7 bedroom, I bath, attached over sized tingle carport on lot IIOa 100' Near good fishing area 114.750 HELPI 3 AcreS plus small I bedroom home hal needs plenty of help But ii now livable $13.00) Sony, cam ." I bedroom, furnished, with carp,' and air. SIlO pen month KULP REAL TV. 372 73)3 * Club House SIS 2524 Park Dr 337 211$ REALTOR After hours. 3279351 3373991 322044 AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT COIP. $31 6300 Do you like living within walking diStance to town? Then see thit charmingly remodeled older home with 2 bedrooms. I bath completely furnished. Only 111.900 — furnished apartment, 115 French Ave • 1100 per mo. PluS dePosit 377 6117 or 377 6530 _____________________________ Sandlewood Villas * - SAN MO PARKS. 133 Bedroom Trailers I Aptt 2 Adult parks. 2 Family parks ISIS Hwy ii 92. Sanford 333 1930. Day, Wk • Mo -______________________________ SO Classified ads find buyers for whal you want to sell Call 3373111 cm $319993 No'w!t! Jim Hunt Realty 3 l,rcj,00rn, I' r Iwo batht, a bk From S23.e00 7Qtri Street I Locust, turn left to 11th Sf . nIgh on Valenci. Covet North Moda open 14 p.m. da.iy On site ptton. 32) 7010 Farms and Groves 90 ACRE RANCH. 161,9*0, Lake ci Ozarks, MissOuri, $520) dawn. 20 years on balance, 2"t miles from take and darn, i mile of paved highway frontage, big tree's, muSt sell, by owner. Write .Blrbara Nauphfon, Rocky Mount. Missouri. 43073. or call COLLECT (3)4) In 34)5. 503W.Flvstlt. 32305)7 371 lOSlorlfl 9320 VA"Nothing Down '. ' WELAKA APARTMENTS 111W. Itt. St. - 44 M, UNSWORTH REALTY 5'paciou hone ri eICluSi,,. are Sunken living roon, fireplace, car garage Well landscapci ASsun,, 7'i pet nortoage B OWNER. 131 Aldean Drive, Pt 901 245 3131 323 5174 — I', pet mnterejf, if you earn between 54300512,300 annually, you may Qualify for a 3 or Ibedroom home in a rural area idyliwilde —4 Bdrm, 2 Bath 'i ACME IN COUPI TRY nice 2 bedroom tr,ilrr ?-r ',.J fl( l jrJflç7 lAO I tcj utility building Only SI1.C'cI3 torrp, cam or refinance ' LAKE MARY * , INCOME OR IN LAWS ThiSlslovy,lbedroom, 3bathl"ome s one of Sanford's dhitinctive otci pomisiles Hat 7 bedroom apartment for added Income or gueStS 130.000 Call now for 'p pontment Houses for Sale 41 NO DOWN PAYMENT IIIbe'cire.on central heat, ht(hi ,, equipped. oaratje No do. , pay nent for 'veterans Buyer pai only closing costs FHA tern availoble Sun flee In and E 701 St WASHINGTON OAkS 37 £410 HALL REALTY I 7 Bidroom. Adults only ParkAvenueM.obil,pari, 2545 Park Drive, 327 716) Two bedrooms. 1beth*fo carpeting, drapes, central heat and air. Fully equipped with dish wisher Colt Mrt Wnolherby jj 445) -- VA NO DOWN PMT. 73115. Fflcl Ave Days 372 73)7 ___________________________ REALTOR HousesforSal. 4 SANFORD REALTY "Don't needsl' Serv, a useful purpose agan when you sell them *iPi a clasSified ad from the 5..snlord Herald Call 05 today' Don't delay! Just dial 372 2611 or 1319993 To place your low cost want oil 11V renovated. Color TV. w w carPet, a C. efficlencj I over nites, Day or wk rates 3121 OnIan Dr.. Sanford 337 3 * Almost every ad for real 'stat, agents oIler the f011owing -Fr,i School -Highest Commissions -Greateit OpportunIties -Large Potentials, Etc. We not only offer you the above, but ,f you can convince us that you are really out to earn upwards 04 $tS.000peq year and will fit 1n watts ' the agrei pple in Our 00. fice. WE WILL START YOU ON A DRAW -. Slop ' Our flew modern off ice, or call Mr Jim Skeen for an ap pointmnt. EVEREST REALTY INC. 1501 S Ii 92 Maitland, Fla .671 0505 Houses for Sal. Sanford Court Motel ,' PART TIME-107 evenings Apply In person. Holiday inn of Atllmonle Springs, 41 EfliciencyApar,n,,M IMMACULATE 7 bedroom, I bath. family room, kitchen equipped. For Rent Ph 37) 0)37 air, trnCd. Shade I fruit _______________ treeS Nice area Low ta.es I room furnished $19,300 efficiency apartment Ph 32a 7750 Nice I bdrm. 7 bath split plan -- _____________________ Large paneled family room Pdr I bedroom traler Ar fond AsSume 1 pet mlg 5fl,7(4) C,oc'd tocation for mature (i'upli' cr I n an Ph 371 5495 Plied a second oi' first car? Consult today's classified ads Holiday House of Sinlord i in ti'rested ii a part time cashier This pOSitiun is fantittic Wotking hours 21 hrs a week 3.30 to I 30 bvt you must be a highly gcialfed cathl.r hoili, apply in person only to 230 C. Commerciai, San ford - Apartments Rent Furnished Chuluota---Lakefronf, beach fishing I bedroom with pato. shag cirpet. heat and air Adulti. no pti SISOmo pays au 315 3,5) LARGE ROOM -PRIVATE BATH I ENTRANCE .._ RCOND Ph 372 0O2 FRONT OfFiCE MANAGER- toe rooni I4olIday Inn Year rour,cJ poSition. fringe benetits Call $63 4155 cit 171 for appi - 31 rloom & Board with care Ion elderly lady or gentleman Pleasant surroundings Altamonte Springs 111 014 Waitress. Banquets. year 'round employment. Company benefits Apply in pinion I tos, HOLIDAY INtl. Ailamont, Speing , Rooms for Rent -- person 10 share new 3 Discerning 1rm .2 Sanh'ø Poltu. Ito S. SlI 1000. or alter S & *kenidi-373 0631 — — Sunday, March 10, I974-5C Realtors Lonqwood Of Loch Arbor OFFICE OPEN SUNDAY 173 P.necrest--3 bdrm. 1 bath Large living area Carport & big back yard 527.90) FHA I2C2Q dwn Calm 534 39*6 -. -' Open House 3&4 Bedroom Homes HOMES OF DISTINCTION :' ________ ' '-'t. - Situated On Large Wooded Lots Near The Country Club. Built With Pride By (,ntrl Iteat I Ar F 04 VA 1*. pet Avaiabie NO DOWN JSOlClairmont Ave c.o west on 25th St to Ridgewood. left on Ridgewood. I blOck. thqn left agan .à !I.,JF', !i' 211W. 25 Ph. 322.3103 for Appt. - �IJTiTTTiJT 1T C-1 Ile Satiuiu her d ki Siiuày, TT I2j TI _ __ ___ _____ 1 Marcn lO 19/4 17 IA = The Herald Sunday Want Ads Great For Bargain Hunting SO Mi scellaneous For I House ho l Si sale THE d 0 BORN LOSER by Art Sonsom We mutt tell at tremendotI I.acfitiCt, beautiful living room furniture 641 5173 after Bell I Ht'wtlt Super $ movie Projec?r automatic loom I I y1 ol& VS. sell & Ptqlar $ Movie Camera, lo lInt, automatic. vs. Slender, 4 Cu life. 910. Apf iite upright frojejer. 332 lb capacity, $100.' IIID Noril, Corte:. Winter flIfVtI$POI ru.'rsw-'si c CIRCULATOR HEATER, COLEMAN, 570 373 54-45 C ' r' 7 CLIP discount on Vy den, through Monday Wayne'S Quality New _ ___________ ____________________- CLEARANCE SALE Evlrythlng Reduced from to pci off for quick isle Save at the OldCorralwe1ternSh,H I? S? I MI So of Dellary. S2 - W ANTEDtttUnwant,d useabtp items for - - Boats Marine Equipment for Rent 68 CrNTRAL FLORIDA FAIR it' 't.aw, 5r.isttml Prices .$ RCnt Blue Luttre Electrk carp., Yarnpooer for only II per day CARROLL'S FURNITU14E ORIETALRUGSWANTED Top pric es Paid, used any condition 1112111. Winter Park 65 WANTED , Campff trailer, 13' or II Reasonable Cash On the Barrel P0 floe 1536, Sanford -: - Pet d - , CARPORT SALE, Fri ,S.al, 1 Sun SB 13? Mayfair Circle Antiques, - %pw,n r, Cnl~on S50 Sanford 3223229 Bicycles , IVeStOC, And Poultry - cia O'er j; us ica lMerchandise 59 M PIANO IN STORAGE Beautiful Console stored locally, Reported Party can take a big Saying an 1, payment balance. GULFCOAST PIANO co eo Box U?, Panama City. Fla 324Q1 Boats A Marine Equipment - -- Spanish bedroom set, krplslrr, $90 Croi.by, II' FIbergIati Tn Null with INS Chrysler motor, 5$ HP. Single bed. new rr.lfress e. tU4tS good. 5500 372 3692 Wring's, 3 chtsfi with Prutchet. desk & Chair, nigttfttand $330 CoIl Air Boat, 123 Lycorning, on Gore Clubt. $31 End table, $70 - Large Hull Complete wIlt new Rocket beige lined drape. $70 Pin ba ll trailer $l.O00.373-ilolor3n000s, 62 IIvICP,Ine. 5100 3 otd occasional Lawn chairs. $35 11(5% P1% 1317191 II' fiberglass boat. 33 hp. engine Trader, 1130 May be seen at 7fl7 CITRUS TREES from $449 to $319 BoolcasA' DOUbIP bed, COmplete, Low ovemead price-son all plants. Park Court Sanford oom thalr, tangeq.ne Both ' Drive a little Save a lot. Oviedo living r Very 000d condition 3721361after 77' Boat, needs repair, sell or trade Nursery and Bird Form, Rd 119.3 mi N. bI Oviedo 36562$1 for what hase you? 322 6949 Garden S N_0R_THERN TIMOTHY HA BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR LII DALE 12 50195 TOP C.ORP.'Ly E HWY 16 SA NFORD " - - -- - - '71 LANCER $1' luxury travel trailer Sleeps 6 Aqua n'agc toitet shower. slove OVI.f TV a,-rlenna, a*nnq, gas heat corn 1114bir. battery pack, other e I ras new. 11 8D0 Owner, 6SO6 eve, . 68 Cash buyer for used articles, fur nature, etc. HWY. 16 ANTIQUES. 3336972 SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE 3311W 1st St 373 1711 -- ________________________ Abandoned. unvitanted junk hauled away Your cost, SIO Orlando 295 6194 anytime -_________-_T.-- 78 - Motorcycles - -- ________________- 1968 Pontiac OTO. blue. tape player, etc. 577$ Call Pete Rich. 377 1131 Dealer lUlChevrot,I.acyI standard New fill mill solely sticker Good cendfCon, SS9S Ph )72 44611 -- - AN Americlfl economy mid tIlt 4 dt j,.,jn, I77 Matador t,Iltni condition. 2 fltw tirtt. ill eatras Sm VI mg Reg gat. II m sacrifice Sale. 3 Ir -- • Wheels. $1750 Call - Pete Pith. 372 l$SI Dealer e i Park Ave. Sanford Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 3233*46 - 1910 ridden daily to work, with extra-, 1550 Call before Ii. 327 S ,, area? 1970 Chevrolet Krgs*ood Stat Cr Wagon, gleaming white, air cOnditIoned. pow., steering, power brakes, low mileage, $1495 Call Dcri P,pi. 377 fr5l Drfr' , 1977 Chr'sler Brovgham Very special. takeover payments, till mo Ph. 373 $9 ______ Appwsces - Engraving luggage md 1, 12150 Cash P 373 3764 - I9EUGLISH10RD-VAN, BRAD 3121333 --------- -.--- - •' Automotive Service. - to Q ~-v. r costly un needed repair bills N.11pikupyOv Ca'. gve ta pr inspectiOn, bring it in for in sp.rtiofl avid return It for IS State not Included Call 337 4Q90 alter S 20 pm X - - • • $970 Ford Country Sedan, yellow eice,lent (Ondition Ar con d,tii.ntd. power Sleering, & wakeS $1195 Call Plul Fascella . "1 1651 Deallill -.- . - I - - - -LT -,••' - - -- ,. -.-- -. ) ) ' ; . • fl263S *b*te. rodo. I Speed, lOoks and runs Ike new $1550 Call Paul rascetla, 377 1651 Dealer. ______________________ I. • -- 130pit Rally $ped,es .heat, radio phone 272 954.. offer Lpn - - - C WEST HOME *1)10 SERVICE Reps-r Ti,r'e 5,*% 4- c4rrt vIC rev r4rs (,rr*era .J&L 5:60 big coo tmjpIlnt,,or (ateror panting All houses 32)1705 S EXPERIENCED WORKMAN Bar & Rest. Equipment S Restaurant & Be, Equipment 5 0 C E - - C to .2 = 5 0 u - C ' C 0 C 0 - I 'L k a ! c* d _J Z I , .4 - . E .E • . I II - 0 • - , in h , i ii 2 ! . E , ', - • I I •,, E ' Ii fl ' Q Jit & ' -, , 4 SitellorMplsatt Driveways NoI, . ,d - 5 --'-= t - T000SCARPFPITrJV a1(E1J*Ii LaixjP hI: - ;fl I I! HOME IM '°('e'tt(caUB&C FreeEst ievOutr;rtIrrvnn.ty.Irr- 17 a 133$ "LakeMar iiS4 Estimate tiCl 123" VINCENT SCARPENTRY lrsfetIo,Tv,m.P:elitq,cujj,j Cilfpflnflit N- 'm on u,cum irct )ACkSONSCERAlCS.sup, kiin dearS*SoudThurseay Sunday. In Mi. ,ax Habit pt"c,urn.,,i,,, Pit, 2 East Road 11 V2 $JCEnfrance) in'a-BItttfwlvCa'pe$C,tp& jaAB.rIa1.qvIcq Free EIt One py-ice incfl,dIs etHi t *31.0131 - Ta,:rt,rnc, Carpet Care Cvks f Sandblasting TV Service • c : Licensed hit Sy" 3727719 Avoid fMlviA Haylit i*a don now. Calf Lak* Mary Pvtø'cAccount sng.337471?or332 .7,, '33ti 's.rpLvi. 'I i.'4,ilarJ -- ,Wapfr,HanIg pAUL5LATR Cor'rr'erc,al&R,sderf,.l Call BLITZ CLEAN 321 59SA T - WI Dring - - d f h if ' Look to Lifestyles for local news coverage, new apartments, homes, - - - I (tci gO - -• ' \\ " Ii E. -- - - - V. 4, too Q WELLSDRILLED-PUMPS SPRINKLERSV$TV.$S AIlt1n4slje$ SUPPLY CO, 0 m7N mcrw, 10 ----- . ili . Examine the marketplace presented in Lifestyles, Feel secureLearn all about real Estate and "take the big leap" into home In. vestments. .5 ' ' ' • . . ' - _______ : - ,: " -. : . " •I_j - " , " : I HI - 0 cc cc - o0o3Iu) •••••• •_! - . J ..i• - , - . - L 5 / U. . S I . S LJ 1i t DlCk JOYCE WILL DRILLf Wolof tlndItIOflIVl,313-1$)p LU Z CJ r- A - 3 and i9er,pw's19,$pekskters 1 - E- ciie W • duplexes, acreage, investments, transactions, gardening and decoratinq ideas and much much more1 S . - I • uJ -. PUlllIPrhcd E%'ery Sunday in The . . . ' -, oil Li* festyles , - _I,. -- . Sanford 11e'rald *flI .M , - It 1_ F • lftf.!a s ~jl wzi:c z"Za:<3 . ' - V. • - 83 OOCCCC LU , 04 Ef -• '- " Licensed free(stmaIetPh3fl64)) Janitorial - -- ng for a new horne? Let Lifestyles do the leg work for you! Lifestyles has what You want! too Sell R. L McIntosh 327 try - - ! - .1oarlinill lots our SpecIally, 323 1731 0111 -. h CC otrjIdr*orsurfares crfi Mobile Hones, Commercial, industrial, Residential. &711"? 151 In I - LL 11 On • - -- 11,imimclows Reasonable Fret C11 MZ -- ln'rr.cr ano e'Cter,O' pinIn', TO#(R'S BEAUTY 5AOsj ttOrrncrly Harrliett$ Beauty Nook) S It E. pint. in Vill I 0(7 - " 1 E aA.a9)w I1 r C 971 - k" care Honest free estimates Phone 373 0791. rim C 0 . • 1110 cc C31111.11 &Ziu flT:------ - " / g ____ E -1' 0 _____ - >11 PET REST INN _ i r -a ,.f1 - III 0 0, 1 f J X" 40S , Boarding &c,00m - 0 •, .1 ' a S ' I I Pet Care #'") - . 2 / ft ' , M • . 0 j' j 1 J Dog training in your home Al5 Stood Dog Training ACOO*my. for free Horn. Improvements CuIlTIM fabricated Some L-Wd ,ten.s Sor lease 31),...j,p ,_ C) THIS! j/ j't NofObfirnapl Ph V - . F4I( r iii - 0 E - . lu.ury s Painting your - -I, - l;?0 Chrysler Town & Ct-uritr, Station W.gt'n. toedea eth ever, 'ttm, of equipment Must tell. rio reasonable offer refused Call Paul Fascella. 177 l$si Dealer 1100 1V 0- 00 - - - ' 1 F i• - E cts C.) 'o .4. -' '-- , :i• I .c C.) - - Cr I It ' - MOWING Edging 111, Tr imming We'll do - - ii%, 0 Id - - -. > I o - •• •9. U ft- .c C ' S. Cr w / Z o, ,, '( -- PAINTfR - 0 c - \S. $3OPERRM VOUSuPPLY3373602 EXTERiOR PRESSURE CLEANING Wa1,vQ,W,rW$Q*I 323 is - .K - . ' •a. °.2 - * U- House Cleaning - - a U >' - VE ' w e 0 -1 . VQ -Cg c , • : .2 A DEAL 2lOMagnoliaAv.. KERNS TRAPdSMSIONSERVICE Aijte,,$tnd &CMchSpeci4li Ffeplckvp.deUwery&to,s,ngin Sam Co with major work )1l9S Sanford Avg ,muj 10 - Lawn Lot Clean-Up. arid Li Hauling T r emblay. 5ENKARIK GLASS L PAIN TCO KEN KERNS GARAGE - rrr .r 5 ___ - -- o E c. - 5'' E I I. Q) dJ -. fee '1 Jefi Lrslan$Qu I 1 L I 'A S , W\ PaMtig 1- . 1 L. . - N Glass-Mirrors P 01 4, C -- . --.-- Traclof with mower, will Cut 614 Seth Dr.. Sanford. 377 ISS4 - 0 L 5 ".à - - AUTO lNSPECTlC)f or 373 6605 St WVICL 2 - - - X U - -I ___ Ii it line GE A;T ar7es Sanford Eiecftic Company • og - ' 0 . U () - - - Lawn Service MfOnd. U) > !1 0 01 CL .0 : I_-------1 . . U - .. - a . If - new Iris E'c,,rent vw condition, I yr old motor. 11MO ' 4a - C.) • - FOR - \_ R,c,nt vaI: Job 7SS Ph 3 07$ '67 MUSTANG NOTHING DOWN. TAKE OVER CALL CREDIT MANAGER 323 6730 I97O TRIUMPH 13O TIGER $800 (ALL 177 7717 ., $969 Volkswagen, BedIm, pearl Used l%9 Dod & Ford ca's H m IeageCan be seena t i'ci LIKE c mercial Il V- New in Credit No Problem' ____________________ call 14S1i. Gary Gunter A,ilr',, Must tell 337 $14 YOU'LL JUMP anfral Heat & Air Cand2flon. om & Residential E1.c For free estimates. Call Clii trkalS,ce,Lkecf& Bonded. Han'It. at SEARS In Sa 322All Seminole Co.. 24 Hr. Lit swering Service. $3030))- U E I (•5/ r ohm I - 7/ Pete C Electrical * ' ' Ij - ntecior I speed. 31000 miles 98% ceIl,nl condition and a mileage 52.150 Call of rn IISI Dealer - A Directory of Experts RecidyTo5erveyout 5 F 4W m / 1/ Lim r ----.? it6l Ford Galasl.500,2dr hardtop. new pains. excellent tires Power I air. Only 149S SHELLEY USED CARS. 100 French Ave . In 296o - 1972 Plyricut!' Duttr, n etallic. 4 speed. VI. M&iJ lS74HorxSa YR7S - - MUST SELL!' I7) Chevrolet Impala TSkC over payments, 37) ll! Cars - - _____________________ 1972 Toyota P4ilue with cover Autos for Sale 1967 Falcon Station wagon, 6 Cyl. straight slick. 000tI ni,Ch&fliCiIl condition with economy plus 11 Radio, S1195 Call Don Pope I,, 1651 Dealer Junk cars Removed Feed Wanted to Buy . Autos for Sale $0 Ph 6)4 lffsl 7649 AutoRepairs Parts-Accessories __________________________ 4-U - 80 Ford 390, V $ engine, also wide *heeit And tires for half too Ford Atto automatic transmission for '$7 Ford headers for 6 SiP Maverick 373 3646 Campers -- 323-39M I? Volt flatteries Sit 9$ R E E L'S BODY Stiop 1109 Sanford Avenue Travel Trailers tIll Franklin 21' motor home a__' $lerps 6 Lots of extrasi jp 1973 Cabana 2$' motor home fiberglass with drivers door JIM DANDY FEEDS Beautiful Direct from boxcar - lowest whole $977 Franklin 7$' fifth wheel Full sale Prices guaranteed O pen 7 bath Tolled but never used am to pm, 6 days GORM 1972 Coachman N' trailer, i owner LV S. 3mi eastos Sanfordon in only i mos. RR 3231733 1973 Concord 70' motor home New, save dollartlU 67.A 76 __________________________ - K NO LONGER USED CAMPING GEAR IS IN DEMAND SELL IT 1970 tr ss',no Convertible r4 NOiS Pitt srrp[ D ALtO r e.(r Liape vt;r $1500 firm 7 silver coins SEMINOLE COIN CENTER. 109 W lit 323 1337 i Toy Poodle puppies, AKC. 333 4540 or 373 3445 6i _______________________ $5 - rot domestic &mped,Pickup1 S4vt 40 pOt vy - (chm4n. 76' travel trailer Fully %*If confaintid.Air corl I Owner. tried I mos Travel or year round Reel ' O CASH 332 1137 For used furniture applianc es __________________________ All sizes and modifiS. 10 Speft 5 Speeds. and standird bikes now .i., able at Frr-i!orw' Store Call - In cabInet. repCSttss,d Singer's be-Il *indt bobb inmashin. Fully automatic pay balance $7$ or 10 payments of $1 Call Credit Ovpt SANFORD SEWING CENTER. 307 A East '5'S'. S411001`0 312 Sill Eves lit1116 free to good home Si x weeksold Ph 377939$ 117 Azalea Lane, Sur,land Esta t es STEP BUMPERS-$37.50 campers Tr!vel'rrallers thIOVC&(rr F 323Iftiorn $19 Puppies. Bikes, Bikes, Bikes GARAGE SALE. Swimm Ing C1001. lxii. pump ladder. etc ISO Maolc Drr-'f.rr'P 5 17 i77 n,.. GOLDEN TOUCH 'N SEW 41 POBSON MARINE 2927 Hy ii 97 371 S961 RUMMAGE SALE- Longwood Church of God Seminola Blvd Saturday, March 9th 95 Singer is Wanted foBuy 47 MI Clb.ri Sports Cr uiser, c* Llrry' Marl. 715 Sinlor'l Ave dnel.lIybrPdqe.f.sh.nQ(kp,t ______ ____________________ (Oriplefely rcty.,ll Ready to live P,ould like to breed male AKC 6 9 Stamps-Coins at.oardo, for sport fishing Slip $4 Pekingese with female Black & -4nføqd BAat Works Whitp Ph 323 ?246. To buy and sell gold or SIlver Coins, - Glassware. MISC 9106 • 64 72(hyl ityc 75 hp JOhnSon electric start with me* fird-ler,iind accessories, Ph beforeS327#2w. after 6- 3230193 -- 9I$S'GoldColored Nylon Rug w ith Ped Phone3fl 5164 1970 Toyota pickup Cab Over Camptr Nothing down, tar Call credit manager. 33362)0 ______________________ _____________________ - 17 r _________________________ 1 - - - .'' Eauiiment CAP POPT SALE Sat & Drop feat coffer table, fvpewrteq, 15 men Projector. gas heater. r, , cber,m;sc Nothingover&3S js6 Warren Ave, Longwood, ii! )2 Sola, poiLible antique or custom Will tell to highest bid by 337 71 Call 3779219 after 3 -30 wkdayt - ss Sales Household Goods $I ______ Garage Rummage 1941 H*'4' $7 92 Open Sat. & Sun C &'1931 2920 6ÔGMC WINDOW VAN NOTHING DOWN, TAKE GVER CALL CREDIT MANAQER, 3fl a30 OYI n •POODLE GROOMING. rIea Mart* _____ ___________ Beautiful walnut contofq. AMFM tter with $ track tape record player PPPYChed.IIC lIghts 1942 1967 Cobia 11' Boat. Motor .i'd per me or $117 csh Trailer, 60 HP )ohnton, HALLMARK 647 $377 reasonable otter refused Call P pe )"l$5l Dealer - - 61 CHEVROLET LONG WHEEL BASE PICKUP. Nothing down take over ca C a - __________________________________ TV Radio Stereo *STEREO * JalovVewtvidows IOlarqp 3h54 CHEAPI' Pt alters 372 SO fYlaItIand ____________ 2' ------ - COVchfl (2). chairs 13). se*r ng mbchinf. tyPtwrilefl All v ery nice low Priced.332 3191 . --- S3 Patmt,ei.ieorsale Lift taii yourself. ISo Call 3325510 after 1 I a' KENMORE WASHER. patts, ierv iCe'. used machines MOONEY APPLIANCES, 3230697 BOY SCOUT Salewdlpjckup rn fl$s alter S t Hotporit PrIruerator. ccr$lent ondion Clean, vs 323 361$ - sIsoEqulty&AtsurePaY. .5 Appliances Trucks and Trailers 173 ChevY Plc The answer to "What to do with your old Car." Sell It With a Classified 19Y3 Volkswagen Super Settle, Ad fox flw&tstc!J 32) 6410 79 WN'T WS09 LkK J I%*, . $ pAJi 4Ttjc.UE. \L$J . f' !20-uJ<i._ LL �--a CL CL 61 -'0 -: 2 The Her Ut 60 2 ;?Alm 1 IJ 4 - so For Sa It Bell HceIl $ç)er lvrnt Mo. S IF 0 03 3 _ go C I j kJ d Pr - F ) . \ CM ____ I ! SIMS 3 lens, automatic, 17$. Oiteriiic Blender, 4 Cu Sift, 1110; Apt Site upright freeler. 113 lb copacqy. ;uIr CLEAR Everlthing Reduced IfOm 30 to 5D Off for oulck sale Save it the Old Corral Western st%op, If A cm . 4011 2& b!p.. '1dJil iIfliJiHr 4 CM rs\ HiHhffIhth zy ';p 1 HwV. s 111111 Ice. I moo" BOY SCOUT Sale. Will pick up Ph I" U43 53 Palm Ire" for sale 6 7 fl, fail, Yourself. 75c Call 372 SS40 alter 4 _ Cow Sew,ng Machine. typewriter. All vItr r MCC to* Priced. 322 Vill. a Seoul) Play per Ilk" MAL CHEAP" aIand Iea Mad 1941 Hwy 172 Open Sat. Call 1-30 7920 $1 L Sun $ CAi !Pg, 7N4 r,q 51/CC . Househo ld Goods e •---.:-.-:-- peuIe anIqu of custom Will Sell to highest bid try 3fl71 • Rug w?h Pad . •• * * Singer * * fiN Tru-. - .. I __ - --- - In selwing cabinet, r*Msesstd Singers best model. winds buftin in machine Fully automatic Pay botance of Us or 19 payments of U Call Credit Dept SANFORD SEWING CENTER. 3V A'Easf 55 tilt St.'. Sanford. 327 9411, Eves 60 Iliac Spanish bedroom set, Krohler Single bed. new mattress 'I Ar • - . - -. .,...._. . - •. - , _ /c274'4 _0.__ it / i af 0t4ca,4 P 411. C4 V 111J' Jeff r wo nd $350 Golf Clubs. US End table &20 Large brim lined drape. Sic Pin bell i 55 rrcf°7- 7: Illl1 living room chair. 1~rine Both V" V condition I"Q"after SISO lb a Ia ij 3 -fl 2y. at jW V10 a 0 Cr < 0X PO :),a CL 10 ;1'0 69 (A L- ;. WX 3 01 &Q 12 IV to 5 2. - 10 Cr to 0 )Iisb1. 20 EL K a= 0 Vi 15 it Cr C 10 06 0 of 06 g — 6 %j 0 a .. 04 1 8 C 0 cJE . 00 EZ 130 z .0 I LIZ G) lI_ . • A Directory of ( C)1 I', A Coddosig Central MW & All Cønditonlng call Carl For froill i$tfmaIfl. If 247.2 I. • ,.• 0 .' . 2t S ' - Automotive Service. Compf.t. Au1omo*vi Sirvic. KERNS TRANSMISSION SERVICE £ifo.. Bland. & Cluith $Qciafil?a ?I$ p40 Up. dillylfy I lowing In Sim Co. with niOc work. lilts. 'infordAw,,3fl.3443 Restaurant I Bar Equipment Cus?o. n fabricated cr used _itarn$ Sale or laate cis 5710 I: -- - . 1 (tic! - :Waring lots ow Specialty. 373 1771 . -. - a 0 0 ' a0 s — a , -- CD OC — LLJ I -- w3 — 0 * 00. HH 111 — V!16",1 — r A11!F1TJ — I L... O) cc L. r1 b0 IØI2) 0111 0 gE - 91 I Li -' 0) r 13 — Ttln-n ¶ (IPPiNY H - ie as o SIC çarp.try C4 00 CY afawd Ian Caillul 11111 Carpentry. Pemd.Iwg, Addition* Cuil'm Worl tree Et mat. y. L.tfti cfJ 123 L. 0 4 I' -. a 5 O3O.O - —CULLDOZER WORK • - 0 10 Oro j 11 411111111111111111 $ntf - OWER'SBEAUTY$A1ON (formerly HarrIe*t$ Beauly Nook) 5t'EPme.315742 l fIItJlflf.. kavty Care I- :.. . F 10 $ Bar & lest. Equipment I 0 PRI Iii [ST -i AUTO FR,/ICU Rdr. 1tse ups. B,mkts S. •• cvtthaut Free e'i','aft or Sanford area 319 v6C I-. L • .4 ' •: :. :: •\ 1,E 4 KEN KERNS GARAGE I ,IPE EVERY ...INCLUPIN3 D . MCI I 7Sfl Pam Drive. 3flt547 : UETO tHE9OP4 hi ilR fuIII,neGE &ppancej Sanford Eltorsc Company - ! D Appances • 01 Ito ,rq All! M.rTis.eI%EARSktlWord.3fl j-. Ii O)i Ej iII a Int.r Yr ni. P a-ti,a 'ItO Pr fA (utfom - CL 4- - A3 1,9 44 31 0 Carpet Care • - &a.ri.tl,fllr1y CNpe( Care & Jat'ScghiI $inlcq Fs.. fat * * PrlceAdud$*tlfttSfllflt. I 1 ' CiiuIe_ !1111 0 JACi(,Ot4 S CERAMICS,pisaa kiln d.aloe.)OI Closed Thvrsd.y -' 0 -0 g ! R a'i q j 10 I IST YOUl' 3ipi' Lc P1' F ..-. V ED '. t' IN LVCh Cs,;;i;CI) man 0 5 '9 H 61 - on . n a ~ n II C rp CO E lug) LO q 13 • -- 0 - I • t•S •d•JS III, .Jw (U) 1,.._. 2E Q. c cx o !o .,. - - I �iIILJjLjz SO MceUat,eousSi !S 8 cx For Sale 3.3 w.i — 0 CL-2 Cr 0 %0 ••••-..,-.••' -.-,•--•-,-----------.-'---- MML CIS . ----•----•-•--• -'• - - IftViff, IZ lb capacity. 11100 ~ too North Carlos. Winter - . C1 - IL E r- IM 09 3: E-5 ___________ -•',- — - -• •-'------ - - 09 U CL V) 3: 1; CV) ;3 L-0 !! 00 0 C-0 x C 0 0 W 11 04 -1 U Cb 0- c: fj . p ill 1,i•!I ft' 7M ~"47 !nt i -/ _ W S3 Palm Irfts for tole ,.s;--- all 0r r \: áZ! — 01 0 U & COL.2 C sum XEN4 •• --J .•. fc BOY SCOUT ,' t- 0~3 2 22 b. 4- I ,.. a RIF upright Items for - - x • 1< CLE~RANCESALE -. •- 02 T1110!L V. 0to 19 C t JJ( — 00 5- 0 &i1 Is 11 a tom 1 06 I Everything Reduced from 20 to pCf- off for quick Sale Save at the Old Corral Western Shop, H*y 11 .-- - C 0 KA - 1 Ho*tll Super S lurt PrOjt &u1o.,atu-. mom tens, I f Old 175. Cl&I4O*f4l Super or OIL Regoar If movie car",mo,COI lens, butOmbt. VS. Olenuc CL ' fltnder, I Cu, lte. 1)0 Apt - f CS 1411 j: The Herd I ••,,. •---------••-•..--- Sao - 61 , 17 6C—lhe Snkio Herdd MaChInt. typ*wfifer, Alf very priced 3n Y191 nice. low IA ~4 iatIandflea Mad* 4l Hwy )712 Open Sal &sun 9 5 Call In n,0 S I. • • Dirq I. • , • ,• - . ••' __.... $I rod F Household Goods - or custom Will s,ll to highest bd by 3 n 74 Call ayj - • - - . - - •- ---• A "I - • - • RP' T1'o4T 2i'i'4 5/CCK55 q7•7-_;#f,', 7r -Ait I '! ;J,,. •'ii I :';/,I/,i/ 'i'i'/iIj:!1,i'.' .. . •,, I, ChN OilS' Gok' Colored Ny S.aft CA phone 322 51 ( 'A * Singer 'A * 7fl,ItI bedrooms,,, n' s4 — - a —an - c - m III MCI C' S M 13 - * , an .,t ! oc 3 CL 3 Do 0 ' :: . : : : :• : : ::: ::: • ' • . . . g ' aO ' go.-;°' • too 3-• -. b V • rj - .or4 !.Q. = Og V 0 ' &C ri ,a 3ir '! m i * f Ii !k 2 Q C., - S - !iq XUM ' ; is g 0 0 c;j lu Ox— . .0 UI ° i N: '3 to ! di>. cy CL D 13 CM 4VQ','EE - > 1 . 400 - SL • - a-CL CL f_ .J1 0g Its 3c I oil a 0 a '.c3 . a0 - - >( 0 (I) 0 0 •• 12 _.j i --' n> N ______ . p Ui N N 6 % o --1 Krottler. YOty 000d CO ton 322 AMa after - c, to C - 55 Evils so 01,30 cat Bookcase De bed. complete. Uvin room Chair. tane,ina otPs H --: - •••• nM- 4 Spanish Single bed. new mattress a ?U$ , ChIllS with hulthm, OtIlk & cha ;r, n;ghlstar%d SJS0 Goit A clubs. SAS End table, SM, Large be ige lined drape. t20 P in ba ll chaIn. $25 each -:' --. AW In s.wng cabinet, r epossessed Sgte'ttt mode l. ndsbb;n In macPiln Fully automjtc Pay balance of VS or tO paymen ts o$I Call Credit Df, SANFORD SEWING CENTER, 30? A 'East iIUt'. Sanford - 1. 0 CA 0 C 0 '- C E°' 1! = li' '2 o C_ -• c Ej mE E-' 1) • ta 0 inCM 1.1 C4 a NNW Ifl I P i - Ull 0-0 9 titra (O C I A Directory of - 'V WNW 37 2 — CD 1013. -. - Meti m 3 CL FulIn,APpI,ance1 Santeru E%ettrsC Company fl22 Park Dv3fl1M3 c .,9 C -' -o' - $EPI CL - owe lilt S, Sanford Ave, 3fl$a13 ora or Sant rVr.attt area PR FIO T1 -- I- . . 89 1 .f•." Bar & Rest. Eqvlpment -i .!t' sale Intel a. TOWE.S BEAUTY SALON it.rr.tts Beauty Ncc) -. ' I' S)OEPw.7157I3 t; BULLDOZER WORK liring lots ow Specialty. 373 173) 0 .:•.' d 3 (/) 0 S _ c U Cl).- ---.---• ,• -- (IlL. - -- ' Lo) C -•- 's,b3a1 P) -9. - ! 0 - • .x - o',, C.) 0I2 C1111 •i -.Jc- fs.) ; — 3 0 t Cl) I Inow I Li -. U - : — too 5i,r 10( •' . it — C11 1 C CL MEN 0) • ILs4&ti .N •C4 gQ tal. '' 1 >C 0 W J' i ' J49 A 1ii c's IFE IF . • an • --:• .•"•' 16- j1! !--.- Ca 2. CM . - 1 t) DURIKCr .• - 2io '3 -' In 4 E 10 / / - loin I . — - -0 '(#) C) ' • fly Jf n ' 5-" 41111 Pce"lode$ail##tI1131. 1 j•• ' — • • — .J-IUI c il Carpet Care - L b ;; ' - - j 1• 1 114 iiindood g? ~:' •;-' 1 - 1! — C5 - - Cpfr -1, k C - j - End j: o 1 -- - cC 40 — - .. - . cat PIA j - •J: H bm" core •• -------- 78 j'•\ !!• CA M MO 0 !;n I, Par Equipmen Restaurant Custom fabricated Son%* vso-d or easa 13115210 — t with 11*-n o,tPaI r,, • C . • £ C KERNS TRANSMISSION SERVICE Auto. Stand. S. Clutch SIalIst Free pick up, "ivory & JVwjM In SML Co Mato, oork. WEST 1I0$F ALIlO sryicr Repair, It'4' - % 5, o c x• C )THER9ON l5lpEEvRy •..•tNCLUPIN3 :: ' a 1%) = 0 0 'V Complete AutomotveService • - - URGE TO W 1.. a Appiances KEN KERNS GARAGE " bo I$I3$LAWCfl.COI, lotfrn*imteL call CwI it Safthird. A Automethis srvke -- - __ -• 0 _ • - " : I L!J E —' TT1 _____ Lj •V, 40 03 • E S • CL coemb CL # 01 -*En 0 jg --I; J - • > 114 * ' -1j to to v—-- "v _Z ts ri _j tr ,C n 1 E - CIO 0 cm N 0 E •• - �- -- - - - - -.---- . - - --- ..!L - .--,- :. ' - . - " -. - -- - . =-== - . '•- U - . ' 5 a 61 The Ch rg C Herd 07 %) g 9 rm — -I - SO Miscellaneous For Sal, .- We 2,0 20 4 r-. I' - - ' -- I; W z --- - - -74 01i 'act fUn Bttl & Ho*eII Super I Movie Projector. Qn'atic, room itni. I yr aid. $15. ltrIl& Howell Super or Regular I Movie Camera, toom I OIL If lens, automatic. 575, Osteqieq BIendr, 4 CU Site, SIC. Apt site upright freeter, 337 lb capacity. $100. 110 North Cartel. Winter Spring, CO dis M.l' — 3731 CLEARANCE SALE Everything Rnuced from 30 to 30 PC' off for Quick I.te. Save at the Old Corral Western Shop. Hwy 17 c, 1 Mi So of Detlary. S7 ' f 4olpa (on' Aft) EDtttUnwifltCd use a ble - KEN -! ems for BOY SCOUT Sc,. MOOR Sale. Will pick up Ph 372 53 im trees for sole 67 it tall Di g .'ur%*lt. lSc Call 372 534 after i hIS (2). chairs 4)), sewing "achlne, typewriter All very r'Ce. low priced 372 37C1 stout foot pie4 per Jalousie W,ndows 10Iergq.,3ai HAl CHEAP" - S i' ,.1aitIand flea Mt" ;41t$wy 1792 Open Sat &Son , Call all rno Household Goods SI 0)> - RU4 -\_ I'm 15 Gold Colored 0 ID 13 cli ** Singer** 4'( 1 ft cr.si In Sewing cabinet. repossessed S'ng.rs best model. v.ind, t.bbn Inmachine Fully aistomatic Piy b8larvt$75 of or ID payments of U Call Credit Dept SANFORD SEWING CENTER. 307 A. East lit St.; Sanford 372 94 11 EyuUi. IV Reg 13 r V 20 0 SO 55 ¶ Ilili. b. -. i•IUI& - __ - -- - -- - - - :-: - - d1 if -. - 0 -, -- i1 fr o occasional $33 each Ph 131 7591 Chi cc Spanish bedroom set. K rohler. w ill lngle bed, new mattress r%4 WringS, 2 ctwt% with hutches, desk & chir, nightitOnd $350 Golf A Clb. 535 End table. $70 Large beige lined drape. 130 W Pin ball 140 2 gold - 5-aft Nylon Rug with Pad Phon*333-Sl.t rrWhIv%@. /744 I &,4a, poss ible •nbgue or custom Will tell to highest bid by 3 72 74 Call 322 921 aftq j,30 *kdeyi Oct. flIft T 4? od — 14, 111 Bookcase Double bed complete. living room cha ir. tangerine Both .4 vet y 000d condition 372 5)41 after 771 . - * - to - 6z: IA N U 12 -O FE <u'2E _ D or 7i ai Uhl 03MC 0 Q. Ouu II 2bsu V — -q-. - .! Ono CU j Al' Con&tIoing I. N erral Heat I. Air Conditioning. -- For frew IImates, call Carl Harvls,.I SEARS m Sanford. 3fl - trig All 5*1 1771 1 7jj IOU CID ' g b U20 not -4 11110941--99 43 EL 0 14 614 tv E Im clk 061 a go Real jig 2 2 . Cr '14 Yet& - - _____ a V )THEgsaO4 ISIPE EVERY .NCLUPlNG E t ;4-~j A'4cnces rr Full hme GE Sanford Electric Compartf 7522 Par* Df;wt. 377 1 S62 - IN tv SE TO _ :1: :- . 0 mi 0 I. M 01 g V . A Directory of Ei - No E in Sw I 0- so' m 0.0 Autemothie Service. s, I j 1. 4MA1 0' ..m''j KEN KERNS GARAGE Complete Automotive Service KERNS TRANSMISIIONSERVICE Auto Stand. & Clutch SpeclalesPi Free pick up. dellyfry & towing in Sam. Co with major we, 11155 Sanford Ave ,3723413 . -1 • - F' Ald - - -- PR WEST HOME AUTO SERVICE Fig 1Cpar.e ups. ftrikejLc'-,i ' 40 0 f'%.!$ Opritv OvCfPsAv' or Sanford area 3$ $740 - • I --- , - - - -- f3 li - I'' I "PI 0 - X.9 30 OL items Sale or lease #36 $210 2 Intel cat Beauty Cate pis TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON CLIDS (A =0C CV11 End jal IF a roll t : RX IMP Gv BJLLDOZERWOp tots ow SpecIalty. 373 1731 after 3pin. Ilk - g!. - -- - lb 0 l'r 17 . to th fat Carpentry I . .! TODD S C.RPFHP" ndt40.dItSCait.3l 1li J -- . - •' -- -. - - --. ,. -. - -. P carP, ntrYR.lmQAdd E%11 Cullom iINCENT 0. cc" - CARPENTRY 6f ilm -- - -- :- -- .-. -a ,• - -- ••, Ch Carpet Care 111 INru CjrW Core & 3WINttOI 5ifvlCI Fres Es' C4 - - '--- -— f C, CER)JsttCtpp$ .4 5, 'I 2r4)CO EfEIU C, uVJlb[j 's o Z O vi Ilk e z ,4101 dealer 10 1 Closed Th Ch NIRNNN i, A Pric• tnckdel &tiit 1.t131 JACKSON Gill I q ' . 0,_i, vii; '—•;tI S CC 9) ___ -, 'ccI a) • •v; S •, I -. .s'.'/-1s) t.S., yj..,.. d'5,•,,J. —net 1, L4 .-:L) u g (fj - C od 1.. — - r—i — •. o II C" C, -- �. he S u_as IIg Tk AS At ..a • __________________________________________ so - • __1i-2L Miscellaneous For Sale .' . _________________ ___ t' 41 - 5 --- AT 4t 3 _ Clil Vr IL14. 4 to Old, %IS. Bell & Howe4l Super or OIL R egular S Move camera.loon, Oterier CLIP Apt. ti:e lens. automatic, S7 Blender. a cu s i te, Ito. Lwight freefer, ill lb / ___ -' Lit Winter I II used C CAL 2 Old Corral Western Shop H I? 4v ir al l , 4 llUP rQr ?etn $ K C NA - . BOY SCOUT Sale. Will pick up Ph 377 74S -s — moo ' sr -. cr - PlIm trpei for s afe. 5 7?? In!? Dig v)ur%etf, 7k Cal? 373 ssao ott e r I Couches 2), chair% (3). sewing typewriter All very nice, low pr-ced in 3791 - 'w 1: - ' — 1 •• •_ p J• - • B N' ,*'n' AOO - U— — T--- Ste p' Jalousie W.ndo*i .1 - HAL •---- 1 r—_-:' -:v — — -, - :: 1' L- I - • 00 - • Or cq 'rn5/cc&-gg di, Sr 4TTf f07 rv( ht Household Goods 51 SI. EP gy q7ER' TM4r 0 to S0441. Possible anliquo or custom Will sell to highftl bid by 3 27-74 -22 Ar If 411 Ill 15' Gold Colorso NyIOfl Rug w it h Pad_— 53 I 1i Im c ARP 132 pr in cr 87 **Singer** GOt or4 10ttCp4 ; - SF% k nrn Carl in sewing cabinal. reposSeSsed Singer, % best model, win& bobbin in machine Fully autorno balance to po or 10 payments Of U C411 Credit Devil SANFORD ft! cr C, 0 0 a, 9 Spani$pi bedroom ,t Krohler. I'od t" Large bVig* IW*1d drape. 120 Pin Jj I's) I 8 0 q 041 1 1 1 1 r< 411 0 Lr 4930 Hai frill bal 9 U1IIH-H1Ud %C 0 all it 0 = M x pe / C, CL living room ChOlf.11100trint Both n 3 '0 C)i 1~111 4 — 348 9 .. =~ ;; : j't' a E 0 Cv) — 0 . 00! E .2 >1_ , —11) p C)!U 310 (nao 0 -u O Oc 0 0 7E M y'e mr - 1. 10 O E Sö -E m to a. 01 0) 0 0 0 04 .too 90 aoo CM V3C _ I- v 00 CV) CL F will 3 A Directory of AfrContIoiisg Ei 01 minis I Air Coif. C For free eslIm?fl. call Carl trio HwhL Of SEARS In Senfort 322 Can*ral Hoof 1771. - - - $*1 - Appknces - 1u$l!n.GEAppIancej Sanford E!eC1rc Company 2323 Park OtI.. 373 1j - ;._ ..• . I S - .. .4fat - i II409,13 I.!J Co. with major uQek WEST HOME AUTO SERVICE - Per. r. Tse up% cvtrt'.iu? tree rs'ra'n G,n'vn or Santora area PRI F!ç Ti - CVsIOTT fibrca?rd items Sa!e -.- -• J - TOWLR'SBEAUTYSALOPI tso C 1) End Gu BULLDO ZER WORK *Whnq WS our specialty. 277 173? 70"or 3 P.M 323 ca ç -4 I - --- - - • Ob1 DDOR (1 IM OC -, '(Ø Cn$1531 I1&* N 5 .'5., a Cnrpenfrv, Remodeling, A44I, #.o,k 1ree Etma?e Cus'o Lene wc- .. go T000SCAPPrt$'UY I 0 • sit ,ind - c4d om oo Shell L I - - ---- I Will toc - e ll— pis *E. pine. )733U2 fl $ci3r f Cal (formerly Harriett 's Beauty NoAJ - -Mv ft o! —'-- . . 0 Intel Beauty Care - LO (1) 0Lt- '4 used Some or leaw *35 530 h All Re%?aurant I Bar Equipment 4 0 271E7 — •• firm Ex Bar Al Reb?. Equipment .;. • .. !• KERNS TRANSMISSION SERVICE Auto.. Stand. & (h,tct$ Spec taiItI Fr" pick up. delivery I towinU In - c--- T7\\ E •;4, es 1119S. SfnfwdAvt,327 3W - !'/ SEP1 KEN KERNS GRAGE Sem. 1 -. CamPlefli Avtomof S.rvica 4 . 1 . - Automotive-Servke. - URGE TO ! 73)-X VINCENT SCANPEhTRY lnttfior Trim. Pjml-n Cut?on 1 ! Prof yq •• • CD. n W C 61 AN w , -'MR -Aw CL C X 1%) ____ II I•-- r--- ç---- — — /t •thM TJH i~ H �- ci1wSantus cHerod iL — - S j Tfigm Hgsl 8. loss of Miscellaiijeous For Sale q)• g g. " I IiI I. 40 zr p F N 1R103 17 0 It .0 assm II ro I ( go 0 0 5. 3 too 02 I ___ Nowell Super Movie Projector. automatic. loom len VT Old. VS. sell & Howell Su j• 71 ' t so 11i0 1ct .SE 3CD. cI li Us iq! 08 os" r W as !& II il 0 5.0 0 Li .0 it) -° C i( co Cv)d 16 c— .5 fa - :j —2 0 0.U) — .5. ) u J. •C Crf,t1 C'. O)I CII) . •2 C Blender ,4(u life. $1O.Ap isle upright Iresister, 311 lb cas"cay. 1100. 100 North Cort#8. Wint er _____________ — _____ CLEAPANCESALE CL • '--- Evetrqtc from ,0 PCt Off fOr Quick Sale Sawt at the Old I Ml So. of DeBary, items for - - - so - :_ 1 IL '' so . . K BOY SCOUT 00 C Sale. Will pick up Ph 3" 2445 yourself. lSc Call 377 5510 after i _____ Covchei (3) (hIII'$ (3) OQ typewriter All very nice. low Priced rn 3?vi - Rd 0 0 C) 410 7 a 04 I U) • 0 ______ 10 larcisr Asxssr- CHEAP! , Pt' 7MaiandJeaMar[' - -.; iU1 7i Op,nSil ASun S , Catl 111111 2120 SI + Household Goods D m Sofa, possible antique or custo Will liii to highest bid by 377 71 CaH3flt after 3 . -C. ga - -'< PyIOn Pug wi?hP Phone 322 $164 CHI — —_—____I W ig -- 'R2 7/e4r '7;¼e' 5UCC4rSS 47-71A2r 4'E /74'4 cr CV Id Color" 2 ____ OL Q. 0. - ci — : ' a 1 8 g - of • raLa Ga (fl O I nger -, GF o 'OI -- / _. I In machine Fullyipvtoonjoic pay balance Of $71 or 10 papyrrent, of U Call Credit Dept SAP4fORD SEWIPdGCENTER. WA'East g '$'S'.SafltorU3741lEv,su, Iliac - Spanish bcdrooI,stk,ohl,r . • *O. 3 ooc )1 C7 g ipfinqi. 2 chWi *lth hUtChIi. d,k&cha'r,ntflfld$3 Golf Ctubt.$35 End table, 53QLarge A beige llneddrape. 130 Pinball nachln. $X 3 gold occatlonal cSalr. I3i each Ph 131 2I — --- 2.O.o ' 10 — —a — ,rQ. a 0 O' 0 BOO&COW Double bed, complete. living ro" chair. tMgtfle Both 'v Qoc c ondition 777 i alter (0 > V3 '<.; C - — O' o Po Ln ao z— EN I-., w E msiif C 0 E; —. - — .— g a U, Ii 1IU 2 — [a J 0E 10 —1 .! ID CD .0 .0 C• U, on 8 o0 CY U) — Sc 171 — C 22 Cis — ci -r . Sc .0) 40 o = CS 2( ° .9. U' -0 U — a 0 i tnI-u , 0. 1.. E TM 2o G3 0) ISc — C) C Im SE II o r- to 0 IiTff- Er 1ip 10 f110 us A Direc.tory of 06 0 C I C4 ' 13 M %.. (a tv - 0 4i1i,q Central Hell I Air For frI.nmates1 caU Carl 1, Harvl..lSEARS in 5•nfwd377- 2 c's' a I 2I - Iii 0 Sanford El,clr:c Company 2532 Part Drip, 377 1542 Mite Automotiv.Servke. MMEN UII4 kEPIKERNSGARAGE CompitteAutornollv,S.i-wk, KFRNSTRANSiMI$$IQN SERVICE - CE -- r- - is - big -- VAV ft S. -1 - - 7OER S BEAUTY SALOI BeautyNook) (tonn.cly Hernelt Sit E.PiAL 337 5743 - '?'• - -. - tom - - :!1-T-- — - BULLDOZER Gu 337 • — =- - -_- mc I )aar$ng 1011 Ott Spec(aNy 333 173$ after3pm LItned (\4 4 -\ Inlet Car PIS - - - I -- -- - I - - 100 sit JQt/iy -_- lw - Carpsitisiry. Remodeling. ^M- 7s- lI-Ill I E 0.00 U ammum C"nfTy TO(U) S CARPEIITQV - :10 II L_J - I Bar Equipment t U - Bar &Rest. Equipment Resitems ta urant Soleor ease 1385210 LVE - Ti't o,Saricda,,, 4S2& b. S r I, ,- . -- .- pr' I is 4.-— • i !! Free pick up delivery I towtn in ovprt-aI -- S 04 00 Cc o Ico I ! UE TO )TMERS BORN ISPE EVERY ....INCLUPIN3 lISE AV'*..Sland & Clutcft Sp($l.$t IWEST - MCC F utt line CIE _____ ç 4- 0— C C ri III Ch E5C 1 1 1 1, *0 ii; C O - a) —CN _ .T: - - is I 1 1 544_=_ Carpet tare un '1I ]II 7 •Jfl jwel5e.Ff..Eiion.Avcith t111JPrII ! L' a. Pricelftctufll4tl3lC31 140 - Cr ,a''1—wntrwayCarp.4Care& JACKSON SCEfAMtC$ii.1 MndelLe MMI.o$,dThurW.y SwidayclOSCl Pr (70 a jil 7S CLFA 0 Ul 0 44 !.& '< CI flu a•i• 37 è) 0 93-4 Q jig ea Cr —. 0. c C o .3401 '1 0 K m; Cr (A (A U0 I Mal - S.- •IS.J. •lH.g ei ,..- -'-'.•' -i-... ---.5. '-Si - S - �_____ - _____----- ______ _______ — - --------- — — iiiii — ------ ---. --- - =-=------ ---- - - - -- ---- - - - -- -----. - T... ---- -- -- — - — ------ — ------ -==------ ---- -------- -------- —t=-- - - - - -------- — - -------- -C-- -__-_ - -_ --==- .--------- - I - cC-1 fie ,antoIQHer_ f,f - The H At Cr J 14 s us For Sale iuI Ca I VT old, 913 Be4l & t4owell S uper of _ 1I ii anthrb iifrrath 20 cents l oat V L - N) -A t 0 r 1,:f— : — a& - .. ~Vii'411_ t4 t s CLEARANCES Ilk I_ 4 ' kLE '- -- Oka Everything Reducen from 20 10 go 1pCt Off for Quick $414 SSVe at the Old Corral Western Shop. Hwy 11 97. 1 Mi. So of Direory CL I ff -7- ~~7 )q1 .i WAPTEDtJIUn::fld uI•abl• items for ,,.i ca • I za T - BOY SCOUT Palm Iran for %sit 6 call 3n SS40 after 4. YOUM41,11. 15c Ab no C vs -a 4W win couc 131. sew I'm machirit. typewriter All very t0rrWS Jal usloindlo ------ - I r., N Ma t1and Flea Mart*' r524' ell Le -0 1`111 ---- -------- ____-----------=-- - F , too 1941 11111 11 17 912 Open S.&I & Sun 9 S' zall 134 2920 ___ lit XR_ -AL . CJ , -1. ,1 -. qv_-,e ;r,,v.4r 0,0IVIS 4rrie,_4fZI7- 72:2 Household Goods Will sell 10 highest bid by 3 27 14 Call 3229719 after 3 30 wkdooys tx 15, Go iiii Colored Singer T. at v = In ilewing cabinet, roposselised Sfter*s best in machine, Fully automatic pay balance OVIorIOpy:.ntot lit So Sanford I - / SEWING CENTER 3O7AEf tv y EDGAR _ - RICEBupRoc_JiS —_ _________________________________________________________________________ r Silt E -- 8 WHY,00 WE STICK -,%.—.., .—...-.... Vify good Cond ition S m &W alter 14 -- -_ o.__ 6 jua. A Directory of 0 p— ASI AN -- --- - - -- - -- -.---- - 6AW ii -àA11-- -1 ACoed1$s .itrai Most & Air CThoninq. For tile orstimaln. call Carl tWvli. at SEARS In 5•nq. j - Ci 1771 ga Appances : Full lineGE Appli*nt Santrd EitCt!4C Company 2323 Park Orie. 373 1343 0 f 46A - - Automotive Service. KEN KERNS GARAGE Au emotvt Setvic KERNS TRANSMISSION SERVICE AiflO.. Stand. 1. CIuICPI S*ecIili*ti Fret pick up, delivery I towing Wi Sen. Co with rna,or work IllS S. 3nfot Aye, 373 3a43 Com$af .rsi '. .4 fill Repair, li.gi VP. I Mcw ovt'P'aul Fer Grnrv or Sanford rjr.'s'et vp Am- Ti — ____ area ).fl 52W & Rest. Equipment Bur THE BORN LOSER 416 pg iO'.lT AUTO '1oflCf ------- - by root Sanso, m _ - °" J1 sit Rttaurant & ba r Equipment Cutto,n fabricated Sotc u4d 4111111111 items Sue Or lute IM S310 IF Intl 43 -41 Beauty Care Of H 07 — - TOWERS BEAUTY SALON (formerly, Hirrieft's Beauty Nock ) SD E. Pine. 322 SW it MIT Cr Ent C. BULLDOZER WORK :I..ring totI ow Specially. 373 1731 of fer 32 1p.m GROOM Sy spec &l U •' sa s - d jobs Cali %JI1Ul cpvtry R,ot'ftc Additioni, Cu" Scil fi rt (Itimate. PM S. -_- LitCfl1d aondrd 3;i C'Cfl -- Prof VINCFNTSCARPEPdTRY fn,of T , '- t'.'.'.- •-. vo fill ."- 4477 Carpet Cue j I Ii 1 I iii f -t 1: Mwairra-ft"awav p : - - --- - - %AK 'OV--- ' ME,.EL'I 0 TOCATERTO IOR&OtM(C, /A i. •,!. — I aW 'mflj t') C.ic JACKSON CERAMICS. M dealer. 10 Closed Thursday £sndit3nmt. LOVER., VJMFOR ThM)ØU A AQUPRTOF I 'I OW LIST' Yov j JH1 ilflpf# \\ (1v1' iW4 C~ J.it,$orlaI Service F-,., Ed. Qv price inCMI1 aU9lS1t3I TO rp 2. W - cOLP¼TF, cam FOF,( - RPPt.. ice C -- ohm i'>'L) .--.-. Cl .•1 -. �—I -- I - - • - - OC-1 fie 61 — T h SO Mt AMANDA PANDA ______ LOOK OF PEES COMING POWN IN IN A SWOOP! Sell Yr —. by Course & Millie HEN ANIMALS Come Prolector'o Old, 11111S. Rtg1r $ t ,MS. butol upright Ire W7 w MP Sim too F to I- IN AGROUPY _ V J'1J e@ WUCG kY c~icz 0: 99M 0 £ ___ ' @)C - -. - - Everything I OldCorral 00" assistance Sal JA TO SEAFOOR, I SHALL WISH OF GNATG... OF NIGHTINGALES IN TREES OF CATS ON THE. M-ST f I __ ky'n I NIIL- Will Sell I 4, ~11 ° Call 322 9? __ ____ ___ ___ 1A, - AND SALARY I I' 411i~ YOU EARNIEDOOO in %*wing qT In mach in balance i i—' ---------- .— - —'. . -- ---- SEWING S - clubs. US EH HEt5t G--,0ING 70 HE HA5 A NEw 6um AND EV I . ----, DETAIL. ON THE LAST PA.. GE ALL READY I OH,MY. . YCXJ —°<. p ANCSO Q • • •• • o - tolgie Unit RALPt? FOR SOCIAL SECURITY AND SELF no EMPLOYMNT EXPLAIN IN bY ick Cawalla AWHILE... W WI NO IN THE EUB. tctp FOR THEM.0 IF YOU HAVf- ANY MONEY INCOME I'D BETTER LIE DOWN FOP, t -- WHAT YOU GWIE - Ist t San Spanish til Single b OF PROPERTY a0F WXr 4 - CALCULATE TAX ON THE NEXT PA&E YOU AND ON TouP CAPITAL &A11146 S INCOME. TO You, ANI) ON ANNUITI5 AND gETIR MENT IJ.pIJ ___ NeXT YOU PA&Ei YOU PUT PUT DOWN Now THIE TAX You OWe MUCH INCOMf ON DIVIDENDS AND INTIEFtEST PAID TAX YOU OW OF CLAms ... chairs, ssistande assistance 7 elf. 1941 Hwy assistance O ct - LI — 10 %1 r - BookcaseI living rood 0 - LOOK ATYQLJR\ SON, ALL J C)RESSEC) LIP , =- ADI 0 -- __ 4. -, (I PIDNTkNViT WAS coIN1O 'YJ (BY GOLLY, YOU'RE 1IGHr... HE LOOKS U!JST L I KLE ( \ A LITTLE GENflMAN. j BE A M AeQUERADE PARTY.I EN i_ hA For fir HarrtL op Aj F ull lie Sanford 2S72 Pill Auto KEW I Ccmpt,tO - KERNSTR* AutO.. Sian Free pick 14 Seen Co. I lilts. Xr*TG OU4U 33OA3R WEST HOq -rAE POLLW & Bar A, CONFEVERN'TE MONEY. -%'ILL COME BACK Resfawfant \ Costorn is H' 1T6 GETTIN SN* T 1 OUSE I WOWTH X WOODEN ( _J I bY 3Les Carvoll 11. I 3P3FLXSCXXaXmA'S 3PO3P TI 'TRAX SVT OF PLVIN TA N fp I Il? _________ it RE NQw-. - YOU GO AHEAD, I THINK YOUR b THEP WANTS 'To SEE ME HOME! PP.ISCIL ______ — - —. - \' is — C n-' .' -' PW it .. / lboy / NO CHANCE \ JENNY LIJI' CARLYLE " '. HATES GIRLS I • / YOU THINK SO? JUST WATCH.. I Ve r eer (ThERE'S \ NOT A 'wHo CAN RESIST BOY — i 1/ If .4'_1_ rrci. j I I ff Ni lots -- -- To - I'LL ancl FEW PC-ZE N AND ')I BE M&E ASNIN! WE:LL SELL TgESE JU6T FLAiKEY JINGLING MONEY? 0.1 6H TO A XR! & °4< ')E1 M— C tI'[ PROCEE H TI SEE 1G6Y __ HEY, PPLISCILLA! Vu IN oNrAE ___ OK WHOT SE-EINC7 ME HOME 11 4 WOCENNLkE SOME MORE. TOWN IA janow rPricir T I1'I - E A fl - - .' • U X in J6 —. I D �— - -• -. -- _U.... iii ..-..--- - - - . •— . - _1L_. -. _1. —f- .. ..-._- . . - . ._ ._. .. ___ - 6C—TN I - Tj dl so I - A !...100.. . ) NQ NO Pro iec to. yr old. i; R egular lN%. au Rt,n6r. uCfht I lei SIM, SD. All CI Every pcI off Old Coir "NO, NO, OPERATOR! 529-2191 IS My _________ PHONE NUMBER.. F57-1321 IS ME!" 97, I pi -. • J- ; — — _____________________________________ ____ Palm lrt-e yJfle I coucho 2 macluni rill IQ III NW? SI Q Sol 0, pot Will se rII i,, i ___________________________ 'NOW IN THIS SITUATION, THE SEASONED DRIVER DEPRESSES THE LOCK BUTTON ON HIS DOOR!' I . w o , • \••.. • t. c ,_: l. 0 0 I L' Li C 01 in %irwin in m&ct bill is Call krkekdeOW fit St.*. S U)I/ weei< in SEWIN . Spanish single ______________________ in the B erflt ce. ereon Ivor ear biblest D is the F.t1 0 e4t3 nt rd In )l1 alks * hOu at wo a.d lots an ter perhill her wingi dell L clill mactilf - _j 1Q74 YI( lIc::lItI%•,q *• - narv03* It , liar Strained Ears elyan much tn' will 0-4 26, 1C)Lll Citing I Very of horoscOP le date ARIES IMarch 21 -April 19) Suil a 9W day lot agreements From Monday on, toll up your sleeves and concentrate on your major Interests Toward weekend travel as little as possibleTAUNUS (April 20-May 20) PLrsue creative endeavors Early In the wt-, contacts will be helpful. Middle of week your reputation is vulnerable safety-conscious at work as week closill MINI (May 21 -June 2O) Sunday you're lucky at things of chance Mtc Tuesdayryp ednesday don't overwork Avoid relsomle ates Friday and Saturday. CANCER (June 21-July 22) Sunday, entertIn at home Monday and TUCr -are pleasurable but could be expensive. Thursday good fw career F. and Saturday. extra (esponsibilitin will til your temper. LEO (July 23-Aug 22) Sunday benefits through partners Monday, Tue5l center Interest on family. home. Wednesday will have its ups and-dow'rl' lS 0 Thursday your best day. Tilim social schedule over weekend __4 VIRGO (Aug, 23-S"t 22) Sunday is good for finall dealings Clear up paperweyk Monday and Tuesday. Wednesday some tens*n with co- A a . T(A1AtJ I'1AA ('9 F'i)R VA'OL.. t4( I (:, C•' fr. 0 . . °0 0 LIBRA (Ss-.pt 23 Oct 23) The week begins harmoniously with bright spots !1 nay. provided you don t speculate on Wednesday Thursday is party time Friday, Saturday you (e more reckIess than usual Cool it. •• I _________________________________________________________ - D AR YOUR WIFE CHART SHOWS THAT THE AI -. hWIYCHANGES l#J HER LIFE LEFT HER FEEUJJG I * NERNICE's I I A S POSSIBLE. Ful '° I PEACE WITH I4 fliO(JGHTS ANf) HAS A FEM OF LIE":'AL-ONEXIIFFER AS * SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov 22) Sunday you function best working alone Mon. day and Tuesday you'll be where the action is. Friday and Saturday be carefulwbatYousayo,putinwrlting, I SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23-Dec 21) Sunday looks good for something . han Tuesday. ell ou know little I I PRE11IIIUuII - . RLY IN-TW Wax OF AIARCH 10-Aill aner all the lifter s, o&' the ones of general Internal, I IES IP'IP1VIDUAL INTERESTS WILL AGAIN BE EMPHASIZED. I I ç: THE LL' RUPULOuStWILL RESORT rf\CRAF roApy T Y, j , t1,- MET 1I1!LJPI H ODS--BE — W.si .,nruL, \.I,srpt -- I _f_ CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jan 19) First part of week concentrate on your r Something important Is Dori'l Ill friends tailk you into buying shouldn't Cuaf work gets a fill* sil wwardS week's el kw E %RLL- 06 MA-M T0,C0-0PFRATE-**AKNGff 2 NOTE' Send letters to Bernice Bode OsoS, C/ 0 thisnewspaper. 1200 West Third Street. Cleveland, Ohio 44113. Bernice cannot I AR-CUSHION AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Feb 19) Recognition will be coming to you lior 4 . youexpectthe Week businesswith pleasure The two won't jell. F 1 OR WINGS —ORIGINATED, ofit PISCES ifeb 20-March 20) Something occuring behind the scenes v. •. for your ultimate benefit Monday, Tuesday be productive as possible h. .J' day, Saturday guard against situations that could blemish your image - KEt COMM KERNSV Auto.. Slit sern Co lilts WEST 1,11 * or s.. --, - . -- - sia -usaaj -%rmn WITHOUT A COUBT, WILLIS, YOU'RE THE BEST NEW'APERS WE'VE E\XR HAD! Cutiom items I'M GOING 10 Ft\Y vQJ IN AL?V,4NCE F THE WHOLE YEAR./ T1 * f' C1'4 SECOND mouck4r, LET N.E PAY 'YOU RIGHT UP TH)UGH PECEMBER. 1976! - NO wAir' TAKE THIS"• ' IT'LL COVER THE wxr TWENTY- FIVE jgs' -- — — VEHICLES- WITHOUT WHEELS RUNNERS HULL IN 691-4rSRIMIM IN THE EARLY 1950s. ,(-' J -I i-- - I 8R/r/$NHo1/gRc1q4çrcq SR.Nf CROSSED THE ENGLISH CHANNEL JNI959AMD BROUGMT WORLD ATTENTION 70A NEW FORM OF TRMSPOR1ATI0w. —by— GENE AWCETTE ________ ...... irucusnion - BOTH AIRPLANES AND SHIPS OF THE U.S.NAWMAY SOON BE RIDING ON - - —' ff.,ill SUPPORTED ON A LAYER OF - AIR ABME THE WATER, IS EXPECTED TO REVOLUTIONIZE NAVAL WARFARE 13Y INCREASING SPEED MANEWER- ir A ENEW FIRE UP TO 300%0 fil C&rpeMr - _ VIN - IU p' / - . THIS, TOO! IT T ITE A ESONUS FOR ThOSE MORNJt'4 (J L?EUVtEV PAPERJ IN ) II IJTTEN WE'ThER/ -j --- ANR BY TWr= WAY, 145RE'S IT'S BEEN A PROWSE WRIrTT-N IN VATNEGGED BY MY SWOC', fEVER TO RALPh NAPER ANP ) CQW'LAIN AI3OUT A THE ATTORNEY LATE PER' ( UNITEI? TATES' — . - t * j,,4f THAT HAS 'TO BE ONE OF THE ALL-TIME NEV5PAPEpBO T) FAN TAG4ES./ ThESES•1Q08 SURFACE EFFECT SHIP, BUILT HAS BEEN SUCCESS : BYBELL A$PA FULLY TESTED BYTHE NAVY AND WILL LEAD M A 2 000-TON, 240-FT- LONG SES WITH A CREW OF 100. __ AL -- U '------.- 0101,00111 00-00 it!) &'7A t0O-NhUT(tf5AfflW)5Es IS AIRE4DYONTF/Fa4AW#.0 BOARD. 7WE Nt.IF.4RVFR CRAIl, 7*FOffA6DL4ND/h6 A/R44fl7, itVIA0 81ESS FXPEiVS/W 7?MA VFOF74Y'u/cWoQ&44g C.4QR/(RS —Ago *VIADftE4VCQ! pojvsq,q,x A,vo1cvReEsg YULA/E42iE lv *4A150 7i#ffDOFS! JACKSof 3-10 a - l -- -- -, * _'-io ei 'u•u - -u - �--- - -===-- - - - --- ---------.=--- ----.--.-- -- --- - - - --- -- ---------= -= -=- - _________ - - -ow-W -40-41111,4w, 40 IM =-- ----- -- --- -- -- - -----_- - -- ----=-.-- - wft 44 011 11110 .11111110'"a 4 &TI CAMPUSCLIATTEE . by Larry Lewis ______ DEAR POLLY Ihungan expanding hat rack 110 knobs) high on the DEAR POLLY back shower wall for bathing Suits and shower caps. it's now a handy catch-all for wet raincoats. washicloths. baby's bath toy& (in bucket) and shampoo brush. How did I ever got along without it? walls will find that a staple gun Is great for fastening them, Ike oni slighl! mairks are left on the w&lr a -MARCI. Tun-agers who like to have lots of posters on their - so ARS YOU ,t4 A rMOOL WAS W AS] YEAH, YEAH, -7H SCHOOL rCAGER BASKETBALL H 9P.F_ S Bell L o4 Projector 2 4111, rcutr lem. but slender. MirIght #I 1100 too RIGHT ON I40 WHSRE HAVE YOU BEEN S ND SECONErD do TEAM CENTORs AR Ham! I NEED YOU I ______ -- ___ _______ ____ 'v . a ti ti . '1 - pCt off It .'L_ . ¶1 vffytPinç - r / - DEAR POLLY -m After washin my bedspread I always had diffi culty ironing it on the ironing board. Now put the claan, wrinkled spread on the bed and iron It right there, The sides that hang over are turned up on the top and Ironed. -B.J. g . j .1 . No RI I *ii PrtoGe i I t6eai Size? 111 S1116 i2 C, SiCP • l t1Y i!: ____ T\ i 1 8181 1.6 It 1 . - 911 ploollsts sit and ps.t 'Youhl JI' ' _______ r - A~~~ q DEAR POLLY Having sloping shoulders, I was plagued with falling shoulder straps for years. I nOi - BOW B flfltrOW piece Of elastic from "L ches up from whore the straps are 8tW0dt0 the slip My one regret .xI one strap lotho other about four in. 5405 iit J j.. didn I discover this fill I was 76, .. . WANTED items for DEARPOLLY To remove any Stickiness left on paper after transparent plastic tiv Lm i % we eraser -MARIA S Palm freel yourself. rniKh;ne I WANT 'YOU TO WORK OUT -CENTER WITH THE FIRST 3EAUTIFUL., AiAN.10' AT I - - OKAVI COACH, I WOULDN'T I'M LIKE READ%Vf BUT WHERE D O r ui MY wANT MY H16H-RIGERS & - VALUABLES'; - + J~Ma " - "II _______ T TO GET RIPr N SMALL 'nluu .. Ssw Dashing i 8208 8-18 . Of Large medlu-1 - H - - 112.141 2-1 4 yi' - 'z a' c'n — - - - -. 54.' ________ Will iII Call lr-e topsnndbottc1ms Oreeklrnak ill beds with labes at the top and DEAR FOLLY — Our Bible class sews for the cancer society. One member prepares all the squares / Zippy Style for sawing. so always brings her sharp sc i ssors. Shea pstheubber r:i c eaj ioev 'i , •d N !ci rn's r' ceNo •208 with f in Ste B t Id U 311 '2401 Size IC. ji'II. bi%t 27,$ t; -r ____________________ ___________ . rug This rroved to be i good omergenc iid FLO1lLE ___ No 6235 SI - i_J LAI( e:s:nS DEAR POLLY - To go: more wear and longer use from both top- and bottom -fitted shoots I alternate ________ 8235 C - . / ..1./., DEAR POLLY - My employer put a new rug down in the reception roorn the day after the floors were cleaned and waxed. It Was Very • ng rubber jar rings to sew on the back as I do at home, I sprinkled loose rubber bands all over the floor under the an old eye dropper Over the and of her scissors as proteclion. — ANNA. bulb from _ 1 t'Pqt*1( ØANOS bottom. sheets last much longer. -DORIS M Alp • - DEAR POLLY TO ORDER (C __• (Sic _ Ip,r),5._ 43*1,Mid tpwn St.ti•ss. N.y )'.,*, N.Y.txi• 3-10 — It was very difficult to clean my white iron railing tilt I happened on a solution quite by accident After a rain ___ shower, before the railing dries, ft absorbent I ., Send 754 #*CA with "Me. atfdrelf, peffelA fivowliff - A $is@ to FATTIRMS - RUBB(* ORAN AIMA"Li ---- L.... the next week all labels are atthe S. Polly jwys 11 11.00 for evarry ;dswe mud. th em a se.,, i i wipe it with ______ _ ti No detergent Is needed. I attribute this t the softness of the water. - Bathroom Set Crochet a colorful set to perk. up the bathroom. No. 540$ has crochet directions for rug, hamper, tissue box and seat covers. s• 60c wwith I 10 ORDER Odd,.Is. pattern numbff da Uir to NEEDLEWORK his MR Mid. town _Sten,'ev V.&._I4.Y. Ioo,a. (0L1 CA%,]PTAXr4 In sewinj Singtir's, inm.cp by Crooks & Mawrence 30 Sly balance $6 Call SEWINC McKSF. ve MANAGSMENT IN ACTIOW," HE CALV; IT! I bel" 11 LUCKY 7 BAR ANP 0RILL a1 GRFSTIN11551 CAT!;!... - LE AN EAR 'CAIJOE THE 5055- HE MAY BE FAr, 6ur HE pio-4 WHERE #!...WHAT'lZE IT'5 A- by ave Graue HOWIZE: NOU OH, I'LL MEASURE sAy, r 14AD MAYBE YES, DEAR ... H GY, GOING TO HIM EVERY DAY ...SEE ATHOUGHT. A LITTLS "Y DON'T THAT'S CHECK ON WITH I HIS RIGHT NOW GUZ EXEIZZISE IT JUST FITS WULD HELP JWGI NG ? I DEA ! 0) LOSS uk L clubs. *jk ...15,HOWING HOW lDgNTIFIE-4 WITH 01ACK EMPLOY[ AFRO 11 A, Spanish X4XdEY 003P - ________________________________________________________________ HIM I'LL 4;TART R I GHT NOW! TOO! bookcase living rj 30 44 .00p-. \ NICE LOCKltJG PEOPLE 101) ) 3OT4ROWJP 'lOLl e'Llvl.v 4 - C)OI.J'T JIVE ME, PAPt7Y? HOLP It CHARLIE '....ARE \ 57 50 LAY A ME COLLARL) GREEPJ #JP CHITLlW 0?J ME HERE! - ___ - - BLi4ZEL,C4AN WE-liH- LOOk - I i / FOR A CONTINUATION Or- YOUIZ N - OW ' -- ___ - ( Rl'HT ON, BROTHER!... M.4pJAeM,r MR. MEE WO fous~ REAT, UMPA! JUST GOOD HEVVINS! ME&BE ytDU'VE JUGT GREAT! MEASURING, HE'S SIGGC~!' CHANCED ON ONE WLZER1 MEASUREMENT FEEL, f•42V WHAT'RE eUZ! HOLD MOW COULD OF LIFE'S LITTLE AGAIN! DEAR? YOU DOIN'?! STILL! THIS HAVE M\STERIES HAPPENED?! WIZER! H!r WOULDN'T " SET ON - - ___ I; ___ -. E JUST RR FUN, HOW EL4.0IiK, LET'S CHECK HIS DO YOU H - - + - + ),.. ___ - ___ MPJfl Ak - __ __ is .or Off WAS Hjiifyis.; Santo 0 KEN Comply + I - KEINSTI Auto.. $t. SM Co WOZqDER JOXNNY by Dick Rogers WESY f< EB and FLO 0 By Paul Sellers __ U I'M F90 UP! 14 01CM1 S4 09. s-r. cew.uwRtwy - ffoerwriffly Sig 1 but :*wan m to A.,7.2000 N ___________ 0 FROM "KAVIUY61" =0 QUARTOR6 W W ' I" NAMS Ill BAIW COW) MA.P.2100 C L No lying " ¶ø CAOOf, ___ N I C5 H T A FF."i.Z ~ 11 IS H T — X fT CAR ON 1140 VEAR... 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March II, 1974—Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No, 172 Price 10 Cents 3CD m a -cr3,ao .:r -I nF r _. W M C, -% W < CD 3 'flCD t =3 (I) —3 CD 3(l) CD kill orb 0) W facilities for the meeting. Sadat has championed an end to the ban in exchange for Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger's assistance in getting Israeli troops to withdraw from the Suez Canal. But Algeria, Libyr. and Syria are holding out for the pullback of Israeli troops facing the Syrians on the Golan Heights. Tension remains high on that front. By IX)NNA FSTF.S Herald Staff Writer T(fl3 3 — Cairo Sunday. Algeria, Libya and Syria stayed away. The six who came met for 90 minutes and announced they would go to Tripoli. An Egyptian spokesman said there had been no talk of tht: oil embargo. A communique said Egypt had offered to host the meeting because of a shortage of accornodations in Tripoli due to an international fair. But it said Libya had managed to ørovide Zoo Re-Opening 'Huge Success' I ir (D U) -. 0)0 3 Z (I) (D CD CD a oC)aOC 5-CD aoOa 0 -4Qacn c rD 3 D.) 3 to his chances of getting the embargo lifted. The Cario newspaper Al Akhbar said the holdouts had agreed to discuss Sadat's proposal in Tripoli. But some observers doubted the oil ministers would raise the issue unless it had been resolved at a higher level. After a week of conflicting announcemets about the place and time for the meeting, six oil ministers •- from Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Abu I)hzIt)i, Bahrain, Qatar and Egypt - were in President Anwar Sadat (ailed to get all the Arab oil ministers to a meeting in Cairo to consider his proposal to end their oil embargo against the United States, O CL CD 3 CD CD I $6 Million Bond Vote Is Tuesday Famed animal trainer Prince U utioll Alexander perform with his chimps while Ilech The weekend re-opening of Sullivan displays his reptile the Sanford Zoo as termed a collection. huge success" today by zoo Ilanna said Stan Brock of TVs director Jack Hanna. Wild Kingdom has moved to An estimated 4,000 persons Sanford to help with fund toured the refurbished facility raising activities during the at Seminole Boulevard at North next two months Park Avenue. Ilanna said Brock, who had Just cotn• receipts from the first days of paid admission operation by the pleted a movie, will spend his Central Florida Zoological time, until he begins work on Society Inc. are yet to be another film, assisting the Sanford-based ZOO. tabulated but without doubt will Sanford-based Fnough money must be taken be more than the 1-525 needed weekly for zoo operations and in during the week to at least meet expenses. Hanna said. No salaries, money can be taken out of the Funds over those needed for zoological trust fund to keep the operation will go toward the old zoo in operation. r.0,00 the Zoological Society Pushing for new memmust raise to open the new facility northwest of the city bershp5, Hanna said card. near Interstate Four in July. carryIng society members are charged no admission cost at The too re-opened Saturday the zoo. after being closed a week for As an added attraction, Brock renovations and addition of new has displayed his Australian animals, bush dog, 'Squeaky.' Hanna Open hours for the ZOO now said bush dogs, protected in will be 10 am. to 6 p.m. with Australia, are rarely seen I..! a. ",. 14 I Seminole voters will have the aging structure near Five is expected to take at least eight opportunity Tuesday to approve Points for 1-301,500. months. Architects cannot start or reject bond issues totaling The bond Issues would be for construction design of the "chimp shows" scheduled after outside their native country. $6,60,80 for (our proposed new up to 25 years. Fiscal agents buildings until this is done. S Monday through Friday. On county facilities. Polling places say, based on estimated non- Drawing of construction plans To be added soon to the zoo Saturdays and Sundays chimp will be open from 7 am. to 7 exempt taxable property will take approximately a year shows and a reptile show will be are water fowl and black p.m, valuation of W5.000.000 in the and actual construction time held four times daily. Ilanna swans, an endangered species, On the bond referendum county for 1974 and six per cent after bids are awarded cannot Ilanna said today. said. ballot are a central county interest on the bonds, that total be determined at this time due security complex iiail) near tax millage the first year for to possible material and labor Five Points for $3,a53,080, a debt service on the four bond shortages and delays. third floor addition to the issues would be .722 mills or Seminole has over 46,000 Sanford courthouse judicial just over 72 cents per $1,000 of qualified voters who can cast wing for a branch non-exempt taxable property ballots in the Tuesday referendum but Supervisor of courthouse building in south valuation, Seminole for 1906.300 and a new Polling Places listed. page 8* Elections Mrs. Camilla Bruce today predicted voter turnout agriculture renter to replace .in Related Slor), Page 3* will be 'mighty low." ',ou're doing anything at all." fl The Associated I'iru Editorial, Page 4* In other kidnaping developSheriff John Polk says the Patricia Hearst says in the ...She'll have to mutter all the ments over the weekend: If the individual bond issues present county jail adjoining latest tape recording released are approved officials say it the courthouse cannot be ex- by her kidnapers that "it's the —mt wile of a Decatur, Ga., III beupto three years before panded to meet state and Fl3lwho wants to murder me. " K-Mart store manager was rethat are dictated by her captors. construction of the new federal requirements now and 11cr abductors charged the FBI leased unharmed after her busfacilities can be completed. in the future. Polk said ex- with suppressing their commubandfrom paidthe about $Z),000 in was ran. The tapes were the first corn- SlJ charge that, "The FBI in- Icy, where a woman telephoned some office safe.lt Validation and sale of the pth pension of the 14-year-old jail's nications. The tape, received by a munication from the kidnapers ter(epted and suppressed" one that the new tape could he found the fourth similar incident since capacity would prove to be of two tapes it put out Saturday. in the fifth row of a San Christmas involving K-Mart inadequate for prisoners Berkeley. Calif., radio station in 17 days. Miss Hearst's mother, Cath- It said the FBI "thought the Francisco theater. projected within the next five Sunday night, was a duplicate employes in three states. The FBI said it would not )ears by state and local studies, of a recording received Satur- erine, said. "I know that while first one was the only one sent Circuit and County Court day from Miss Hearst and the Patty is captive that she'll have out" said a woman who comment on the tape at least P -In Hackensack, N.J., auJudges said Friday increasing Symbionese Liberation Army, tn mutter all the words that are described herself as being from until Monday morning. JriUes continued their search caseloads are making speedy which claims it has held her dictated by her captors." Miss an SLA information intelligence In the tapes, Miss Hearst says for additional suspects in the r' -. i Justice increasingly more since the newspaper heiress Hearst, 20, is the daughter of unit. She said the FBI was she had the feeling she had kidnaping of 8-year-old John C LO ' difficult with the present was kidnaped five weeks ago. Randolph A. Hearst, editor and foiled by "a double-decoy sys- "been written off." She said "I Caizaditla and their attempts to 1$) John A. Spoiski . -judicial space. If the third floor But the tape was clearer and president of the San Francisco tern." don't believe you're doing locate the S50,000 ransoin paid Sunday night's tape was ad- everything you can, everything for hisrelease Five persons judicial addition bond issue Is contained a new message from Examiner. About tonight's Winter Sunday's tape included the dressed to KPFA-FM, Berke- in your power. I don't believe have been arrested. defeated and other solutions to the S1.A. counC i I S p r i ns space problems can't be found -. meeting - although the surface the judges said the public in battle hasproiliinentl) COfl' • Seminole will be Forced to ' tamed the names of former the price of up to five years councilmen Vicki Baker and between arrest and trial that CMI BRUCE Victor Miller as the likely approved by the memberthip, TALLAHASSEE, Ha. tAP) the Board of Regents. has been faced by states like - %Ote tiiighty low' replacements for Troy I'iland, - Two teachers unions repreThe Florida Higher Educa- Mcgill said. New York, Illinois and who has since been appointed to The American Association of senting 750 faculty members in Hon Association and the Florida California where the time even fill the gap created liy the WASIIIN(TON iAPi - The February, however, those five the state university system to- universities local of the Amen- University Professors has now is still o'er a year. resignation (of Maor h(u A 400 per cent increase in latest federal gasoline alloca. states all have unusually high day announced merger plans can Federation of Teachers reached a tentative agreement McClain. don't be too surprised local court caseloads is at. tiorts should provide about 6 per supplies already, a detailed aimed at presenting a united reached the merger agreement to form a coalition with the to hear that former chief of tributed to population growth cent more gasoline daily in study of the FEO figures in. collective bargaining front to over the weekend, Ken Mcgill, merged groups, said Lillian police Don Dobson IS Hit' AFT chairperson, and Ben. Mohr, AAUP representative. and unplanned for effects of March than was available last dicates ., compromise candidate. jarnin Stevens, FHEA chairArticle Five t judicial revision). mouth before emergency alloThe allocation system gener. A shame the way things Mcgill said a convention will person, said at a news cunCount)- officials say the cations were ordered. all)' is guiding larger per-day worked out in that community be held May 24-25 to elect ofli. According to this month's fig, ference. proposed south Seminole gasoline increases toward They had an excellent Ma or in cers for the new group, form a courthouse branch, on a site yet tires, announced last Thursday states whose supplies otherwise (ranulle Brown. I understand The agreement to create the i.ontitution and f'rmulate to be designated or purchased, by the Federal Energy Oflire, would be relatively poor, with I • that he was appuached on the n!% United Faculty of Florida program to pre-'nt I' tta would provide needed space for all but five states are getting smaller daily increases going to - -T possibility of being named to fill daily gasoline states whose supplies are close will become edfective Sept. I if Board of Regents county offices now operating in larger J this appointive post but allocations in March than ..leased space Plus space for a in to average. Patty Hearst Tope Blasts FBI ' word 1 More Ga s Available Teacherst U n I o n s Merge In March Says FEO declined. I can't recall a more dedicated public servant th,iri Brown. A shame, like I said.. . ' That fled gling chamber of 4 5' - -i'mmnt'rcc in the Altamonte County Court facility and a 'I a sheriff's department subation. h The 1924 vintage agriculture center, formerly an "old folks" home, has deteriorated beyond economically feasible renovation and repair, ac: C .s,iu LA st - -4 -- ,!UIIN 1101A Pushes jail AIn+kcir Cnai Pileup Kills 2 On - The FEO said in issuing the March allocations that all states were stated to receive in. creases in their total gasoline supply for the month, compared with February. Howeer, consideration of average daily supply isim- - - - - Rope Skipping Streaker At FTU 'Tallest Of Lot' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1974 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 26-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 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/b6333d092f67d330d8c8531cc7e00182.pdf f93969d081aa7d4e3aa869cb75b9f957 PDF Text Text c.'nf D rc' }ierak Th 89 THE SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Highway 436 For Friday, A pril 5, 1974 ' he .:.: .. HOPE OF OUR COMMUNIT .... r Sabbath School Worship Services ~ IlupII.l Pr ayer Me4sn SDrIA9S . 11 00 12 00 It. Urch Noon FM Also on WWQS 1104) ..... P R&dpoS&Iufday 11 100 e 001Noon Q 306 " II 00 6 m OUR NATION h I FIRST CHURCH O F CHRIST ill !k . 1,1% Church Gil 7 )0i 7 37 j7 Pastor ,lt5 ,11\11 \\,~ Ft P J Kell 10 ASS III Aji,if Pastor 9 Ass in it 008 got ,,vndav School I.Wning Worship \\\\\\\\N' s amity Night S,erv,ce "\\~ Min,ster R flur ke Johnson 9 AS TI IT il~ncl School er. stricken states, National Guardsmen were called out to patrol against looters and help the cleanup efforts. In many areas there was little I Ii i i iI i i CALVARY BAPTIST ASSEMBLY ',/'// // ,,/ / ShAr'N Lproclafming I )0 P In Nursery Provided CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Cot. 14th St &Oak Ave. Sunday SCh4DO I Morning Worlhip Church Test" CHRISTIAN CHURCH 1601 S, Park Avenue Rev ffedL Neal Pastor Sunday School 9 As a "I Pilgrim Youth Fellowship Strogriperal-oro & Sermon - 9 4Sa r-i I I 000 rn 6 ISPm WOO Prayer f ervifle -- -2 / "I / 206 Fairmont I SaftfOrd Gordon Club Huy. 1741) ///. / / v... ~ 1 qg/ ( \ \ \ \\\t \' ' \Ill 11 /11 ~plz J A 111311y, 1511% Place The(hufChof the Lutheran Hour" ~11 11 It I Rev Elmer A ReurMheir s v n tht P4.QtI ItrO1O(451 ... .. .5 D ttM 321 S)IC FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OF CHRIST 16015 Sanford Ave. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 9 4S& m Evening Worship Sunday Schoof I l lop m Wed Prayer Ser ice \ \\\\ wc 130pm 1000am. II OOa in E ten.n Srivit 7 lOP m WohIp Service 7 )Op in Old Tru$tn toriNiwOap Praier Meeting w 1/ - . i I - . - Ph.so SM or 127 0l RIchardW.Jacks pallor h o,r irsIt Of Christ C - MornleiqwonAIp . tO 30 a In. Evening WorshIp., Bi ble Study I ccP. .5 OOpm .rdnei4a.5-rJce 700pm , II'IECR(ST BAPTIST CHURCH WL A i rpOrtilYd. ort 7•w I .:zH knic.io chooI Mzw 'ir.IWoflpi,p Pastor 8OIeCJa*i hi tiN Crump Evangelist am. OOP m The" is aothiag more wecessary Ii our that Friday. and the Suaday /oUouag. Cosse to Church ' . m zulr.'J ii the rouüas of life, one day i, like any of the people its J erusalem. /o r most other. 10pm & Bible tud, 7 10pm Independent Mtiionary . UMYF EWOn'flgWOCUSIP Wed bi ble Study A FirSt Wednesday Follow UsipSupper central Cross? use, than the deep, penowal &aowlegig, of what happened OlIsteen ng Wofsh..p Sunday Sc . ".•'tus Sriv,. lifir , Sft.sburj. pit.. .p4.vvi S.4.tI.d IN The *.j,lecvn S.b. S-x,rtt _2d Sunday 9 AS& in PAulsor^ev 6 ISprr Church Trooriong Eormirl Worship *Ad Pravef __;___ PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST Pastor Slunicill School Mens Pra yer Breakfast 2nd & All ThvrWjy Family Night Supper E flangirlist Mcorriong Worship Even-ni worship Ill C 'Asses Wed -. Monday Tunday Wednoo-ill nurs&y Friday liaturciay 11:1.45 31:31-34 52:1-9 121:20 -23 3:8.14 21:1-11 50:4.7 I I It 00 m Doll Pro 7 )Or m .Sunday 1 -_M il Mullis 513mm Wqdnflday Chow Practice I OOP m CHURCH Canner Country Club i~~~= 222 Sunda, Stbodl Morning Worship 5 I3 -. tO SO a - Of 0690 Blvd. Laki Monroe Sunda to Sc h000l Mornwifig Worship Evening Worship .I I'll 006 11 coo - - fo If Ill m z J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Elsea and Staff And Staff WILSON.EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff WILSON.MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson OFSEMINOLE JohnY.MercerandStaff and Emp.oyes PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. J- O. (Jim) Smith and Staff L D. PLANTE INC Oviedo, Florida SENKARIK GLASS GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford FOOD FAIR STORES INC and Employes FLORIDA LIVING NURSING CENTER A Skilled Nursing Home Operated by the Seventh-day Adventist Church DKL STE NSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. GULF SERVICE Mel Dekle tEmp oyes 11 SANFORDATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK HowardH . H odgesand'StaTf ' WINN.DIXIE STORES and Em p l oyes I ,t At-S , t, .4 ,.., .... S I . I.',;.. . V. (.t FLORIDA STATE BANOC ANDSTAFF P rc tIwW.rd Gor0*m .kmp.., most Ce'.e'y $a01%tCI.Cn,sta4LatsIa.Lani,..,', .vv. r.r, Pir' Y SI 1.1 $a.ff..a Pa's as. 0 i-i' ,. .,,, . I% • CHURCH OF CHRIST t.. rri 'sa, ' (-rry l fr,.I 1513 u P..-, csacrt04l CIoa...t..c M.flYwtsi bly'.st CIw'en $t So E' S.ir.v Ft... t' . ift OiaOn&c...s.i i'*$l"v'r A. l r Sit Peat A., Frp. So04' CPiswiPi el Altiwyini. 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' tn1or P.,t ristaurant, and fbi risvItut I. wiring' (bottom . . - C'O%p.$ ,on 10 Johol.ah. dispute • the bank and . .. an, rc,,p&ma Ci. .. ' r ("In..' • "tier general response is, 'I don't know,' and when pr essed ' , ' CHURCH -. - , , . 5,r%r Si l go 5 .(,,u3sJ , City commission lat.r m.dlatü a said Friday. "tier whole body is WASllN(,TOh tAP Pres Whit house Press Secretary memorial services f or French W. been collected in Clement stone, who already she usually says. 'Don't hassle dent Nixon has decided to seized, beach tolls. All to Hallinan for safekeeping, Ronald l Zie Icr said Friday President Georges Pompidou. has contributed $58 million t this money should have been me. We asked If she would o r I entire burden the President will pay the tax Bryan said the FBI took SI.A In ftshi.ngton,a White House Nixon presidenti&I C&mp&WO, zsed for beech improvements He said the evidence tas been consent to interviews with the communique No. i, a note to sent to Washington or cx- press, but s bout $465,000 in back taxes andbill by borrowingmoney" out of his own savings "and spokesman said, "if anybody said he would not hestlate to irid maintenence, he said, 'No way." interest despite campaigns itbon, Bryan purpor te dly from the Ziegler sends money In the mail to the help Nixon pay his tax debt. Th For those of us v-ho'se OCetI Site was found, barefoot and e Pm SLA and a carbon copy of the accompani.Nizon to Paris for White House it Is returned to White House turned down th An Flu spokesman sa id the wearing Army fatigues, by egular users of th e them in the form of a check, Stone offer. dUffic-ult to see w hee beach, it's Si-A communique received esidence would be examined much cash or w ha tever it is," ny. of this money re if KSAN. Wednesday by radio station for fingerprints, typewriter his spare time In hasmuch, actually The White House sa id It has the swamp. Before the White House an. received more than a dozen identification, t'andwritbng ceo expended for the good of "She was almost wild, very F i ("miutiuniquc No, 7, accom- sunples and postrnarks, nounct'rnent, Florida Republi- telephone offers to help the enjoying the saqi! frightened of people," he said. caches. can c1.ainnan L E. "Tommy' President. The callers were Thomas sa id he wanted one be ing discouraged from sell • I No, I'm not proposing that million Floridians to mall $1 to ding money, 9ot pay our fair share, if thats the spokesman the White h ouse "and let Itie intent of making the said. President know that you think TALLA H ASSEE, Fla. tAI' arges in first place. that it is apparent that what he Nixon on Wednesday agreed a million," However, if it's slmph to pay about $465, An appeal for one million was good enough for Hubert in back A groupitinhas Whit.burg, Ky., taxes and interest. io thcr way of gouging Floridians to give 8! each to- humphrey and Lyndn Johnson reported raised more Laspayers to see how much ward President Nixon's back If the moy qualified as a too good for the President. than $0 for a "Peopl es Fund one) can be accumulated income taxes has been issued And, that while they hluznph. ft , the President would not be fore the Public cries have to pay any tax on it, IRS by Florida Republican chair- rey and Johnson) were allowed for Nixon's Taxes," A nd (icago m ul timilliona ire said. ' di ation, then let's all slut. man I.E. 'Tm)" Thomas. huge deductions for contri "Le t him know wi th just a uting their papers to the govot anot her red cent ______________________ buck that 1w is one in a mil- ernnwnt, President Nixon lion." Thomas said in a state- not." There isa legal way of gettiri1' i nient Friday. on to the beach without pain' The Internal flevenueSei-sicc 0 S thil toll. 'For the past 24 hours, Re- said Wednesday that Nixon public-an leaders throughout owed $465,000 in incomes ta xes Ibis Public Action Coin• tt ee has posted red sign.s t Florida have been deluged by and interest for his first live I loyal Americans who want to years in the White House. ramp which u four turk-. 11 > th ink some of teIe. help President Nixon pa y the ith of t he ma in approach Among th SF YORV API slsion'i "super cope" are llo these signs to rii.ik. income taxes that all of a sud. allowed as $4 e seductions dis- and 75,431 for donutr ('her,' tnt of CRTV's top just super, wait 'till you ss to the beach rememn den 1w is supposed to owe," ing h vice presidential papers aated rama is canceled read what hleld staif mas said, ing tha t you may exit tilt to the National Archives. The will not be on the network In . writer Mark WeinU found .- a ich at any ramp wit ho it "Many have voiced the same IRS had okayed the deduction new fall season out about Seminole resentment that e have Felt - last November, Ige. County's Sherif f's deter, Announmg the cancellation tive F. J. Moloney. It's all Friday was Fred Silverman, aving visited New Smrirr.i -TIon Page IA. ('hIS' programming chief. He Sunday and seeing all 11 u are a young, or declined to say if the recent Weatner Id lie Seminole Cou nt)- li ce n' '' single, or divorced or breakup of the couple's 9year --------------es i beginning wi th prefixes HA wwed woman, bow easy marr iage had any influence on M ostly (air today wi th Cal endar ............ 7A I'm certa in tha t there are Is it for you get a ttto the c ion. iy who ha ve been paying high in the mid to upper cs cret raU in your 7 toll In the pest. Northwesterly winds Industry observers have said own righr. lO to 15 miles per hour will units to P.A.C. (Public d Izl....HA Crossword the couple's marital rift • Against a backdrep of diminish. Small craft on Commit tee) we do ha ve hA threatened the fut ure of the fem inis t rumblings, banki advisory in eff ec t (corn Dr. Crone mblance of an organization "There just won't be a show, PA and other financial tttw FarponSprings sou thward. t A kirrsors A DT Editorial Comment -his will ing to ta ke u the and we're sorry 4A wy're a are re-examinIng CUCW lion' ART 91 WINNER Highs Monday and Horoscope to esI3t this exhorbitant couple of great talents.- said ... hA their traditional altitude. Tuesday in the bOs, Into FLORENCE ROSSY (left) winner of th e Traditional Oil ning f ee. Hospital Notes -- --- --IA Silverman. towards women. Herald show Wis in the interior. Not as National News award of the Sanford-Seminole Art Associa ti staffer Jean Patteso gets on Annual Spring Show at Sonny Bono, 39, and (let, 27, warni Wednesday with SchoolNcws " Pla t.)( ' some reactions on bow it za, 'sets admirjn& glances from Crafts honorable were married in October l9964 highs in the mid lOs to Society used mention winner, Mary Shaw. Other Winners of the bow the cret of life Ii ,K tudo ower and split up last 'e show were: Sports . u'su IltUaticni$chULiflgt.di, ..ou li&r, but lob w t Jacqulin Beach, abstract; Bob Orwig, photography; MarIe Richter, , A hen Ho fled ( State legal 3A in Women' s W orld. crafts; ar,1 Karl Hamn1r, juniors, aration f -om hlS :f:i: Sa World News 2A Pane 3EL b on ica, Calif., court. - s cis (Piu is, , Gri.. Cl I.0 cI (1,41 CPiLWCPi CPW4t. Paola (hunt hi (Ii it, * Na'ffitlde PCt ii CPvitI. 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SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY_____________________________ .•. m --, -.".V:7flw s., - --I~A' ' I Th e Mana9ementaflEmployes HARRELL&BEVERLY TRANSMISSION .4C& David Revert SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION CO. and Employes - A&PW EO PAINT CO., INC. and E mployes (top p ho to) that . l 7 lop" HAPPY ACRES KINDERGARTEN & CHILDCARE Botty Floyd& Staff THE McKIBBIN AGENCY nsurance UNITED STATE BANK Wlditeiday the $7.30 seasonal pass. either. tumers, nearly 0W,000 7XP " Even9TorthP l )OR m "4i!4. t It was - I quite ayrec During the past A UpsaIa Roads 11 000 in 6 )OR m ? )OR m Evening Wor" ship The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible JIM LASH CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH 0 R e v Dar*nShpa Pastor Sunday School Morning Worship __ .- thu UPSALA PRESB YTE RIAN a 300^ a OCR . , 110pm Old a soutig 46 at Peals St Praise - S 'S. II 00. II 4 8 m lOCprn Sort vote 110. Morning Worship Youth Gr oup S10pm . ' 13cm UMYF CTnp -' - - a lOp - C hurch School Emeritus Pastor I 301, Ila m Sanford, built __,- ll~- covered with mosquito bites, she's all cut up by that sa w12 grass and her Feet are a mess. SAN FJtANC1So tAI' panied by a dozen roses, a Apparently, she spent a lot of FBI agents have seized a recent gr eeting card and half of her the time wit t re w U 8 terrorist communique and dri ver's license, said shoes.of the time other documen ts in the Patricia and place of Miss Hearst's reSheriff Ed Stack said her finHearst kidnaping from the at. lease would be made known ger'print.s were sent to the FBI tot ney for a San Francisco tin. wi thin 72 hours. The driver's I;. in Washington In hopes th ey derground newspaper, cer had already been turned might be able to identify her. The raid came Friday as over ICI to the FBI by her fat he r. The sheriff said the woman had trustees for $4 million offered newspaper executive Randolph talked about Las Vegas, U, John A. Spnlskj Nev,, by the hearst Corp. said the A. Hearst. and Tulsa, OkIa,, but checks money is Still available to buy with police In those cities were But In the sLA message Let's all hear it for the Public he free food for the poor if Miss KSA'4 Miss Hears' announced arst is released unharmed , Action Conunittee. "We're stumped right now, Fill agents served the war. he was turning he r back on her I5 parents ierce said. "Ei ther she can 't and joining th e SI.A More than likely you're not rant on Vincent Hallinan, attor. Familiar wi th this group unless raisingdoubts whe ther the $4 us an)thing or doesn't want ney for the biweekly San Fran. you're one of the many who cisco Phoenix, to tell us anything," illiori offer still stor4 for the April 2 ... 'retreat' to New Srnyna Beach conlmur The woman, be lieved to be -Jque from In the note Braa said I Oft ii weehen, about 25, was found In a ditch binnese L iberati. on Army, ceived Thursday along with These dissiden ts arer.'t •'4 near .ae 5 nn transcrip•t whose members dragged Mis,, copy UI content continually laying Hearst from her Berkeley day communique, he MU to the city with of le,e A spokesman at Hollywood Sm>'rn the III apartnier1t Feb 4. kidnapers praised lUll for 'e entrance fee to the beach, nor Memorial hospital said Friday fusing to turn over the material "They Just came in with a I Sunday FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 419 Fork Ave. Leo F. K ing 4`811114or Thomas C - 1 a roadside ditch at the edge of __ ______ PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Wilbur Ave .. Lob ,Ma,y Mn.st,q Rev A F Stevens a 10pm Price 20 Cents OLVIVA) FBI Conof i sca es I Documents THE LAKE MARY UNITED 730pm more than that since she tumbling down. u U .S. an come But they have learmned littip Sunday, April 7, 1974-Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No. 195 F$13T PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Oak Ave. £ Iii St. Rev VirgIL Bryar9 S 10p m lOOp in Prayer Sery FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Rev Javy Cc"mallo rr jtrt'. b t.'riuii AS& in I ____ of Seminole, answers. Broward County sheriff's deputies have tentativel) rra 7 )OR m Sunday 7 300 7 )Op ni This was jut another Do you itaderstaaii what happeaed that Friday? Do you realize WHO hung on that Do you haow WHY He died? And FOR WHOM? S 1000 w1ifuneway in Wed bleStudy Cquocon Meeting - here unable or unwilling to talk about eight days she apparently 7 lop COMMUNITY 1INITED Rev KOIVI eIhW METHODIST L14URCH Minister; H*v.17.SIal Piney Ridge me. Morning Worship Cau0.Wrvy, CIsach School Rev William Pl*'or MornngWor;h.p Rev Kenneth MIter, A*iiit Pastor Nurser IT Three men died on Calvary Hill. Owe of theta was the GaIileaal flusi.,,, as usual ix Jerusak,a. Utiless we ,uiderstaad tin whole slgii/kai,c, of what is hapes,. la we pay little attention os.. lShl Park Avenue Pa s tor Engservk, in tvaniqIs',t ¶rcwce-t n 7 10pm WTRN Broadcast Bi ble Study 2124 Pollffittle Ave. 9 45a 11 004 7 00 uorkiieg.day CHURCH OF CHRIST PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH .vinday School An.t Worship Whe a ice become Wednesday )OR'' Ill 0 E. Ho Hodges , 11 spent wandering around lost it. the Everglades, and a S ISa in 11 00 4 a iSpin Cltt, :fiTra.inng Eve Worship II) Sun, B bte Study Wed CHURCH OF CHRIST M5 Pa lm S Altain.nf Ar jp,1n55 ' James Needham Evangelis t B.blOStdy tO OOa in Assembly Worship 100am Evening W or vsp OOp m Wed Evening Sye lOOp rn a11 q I'.iti,..'tiiI CHRIST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Tucker Drivs, S4jiIlend EthIcs Rev Gary Slier Pastor Sunday School S ISa Fort Morning Wor Worshi p II Ole in MVFJ&d$n 700pm THE PEOPLES BAPTIST CHURCH 17S1 W. Ill It. swiill C GRACE UNITED FIRST PENTECOSTAL METHODIST CHURCH CHURCH OF 100*0*000 O mea Rd,s?W..4Iaw,Av,. MIOqaaeSIre0. Ry 0 RotS Oentivv pastor Rev E Ruth Grant Patter Church School S 43. in Sunday 5hooI tO COa m Morn.r.g Worship II 00 a 0 in, Mc.rnlngWorth II OOa gin MYF 10pm Sunday Evening 7 lop m -. The southwestern Olno city of 28,000 suffered 30 dead and an estimated $50 million in damages. Another 25 persons are still unaccounted for in the COthiIflunity, which is outside Dayton. - a - 700pm In Xenia, Ohio, one of the hardest hit cities, hundreds of homeless flocked to relief shelters Friday. and is slashed by razor-toothed sawgrass lies in a hospital bed . / / -. - I ; Praise iI,'i!i,,d:si , - Pasto r 450 m r E I II OOa m 7 l, m Service Wednesday Service Rtv PaulD School lists: Alabama 12, Kentucky 71, Tennessee 44, Ohio 37, IndIana 40, Georgia 16, North Carolina 5, MIchigan 3, illInois 2, VirginLa I, West Virginia I and Ontario, Canada I. And 'The Wall' FORT LAUDERDALE, Fin, sAP) A young woma n whose 7 000 r4 istic I/f Ltl o the nazarene Ilt Crystal Lake Dr. Lake Mary 1100 Orlando Ave.(17 91) ,,.,(,Lulhtf &nChvrCh in America) tam IS pastor Church School 9 008 m .- i LAKE MARY CHURCH LUTHERAN CHURCH / t\\ SlSa.m Prr I GOOD SHEPHERD UNITED - 0 Minist er uindallSchool / I p in JamrSC, Vaughn i//I/I / / ~\, 9 Ass m ser vice . I SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH II? Airport Blvd Phone 302.5357 JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH 1571 West Pint Street CleorgeGatto*ay Pastor Sunday School Morning Service - / // / / i 0" ( 1 0 li II 00 on, Set voical I Wed) Pastor .1 fill rtOn : \' Pt?, tO 00 m FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE $41 Sanford Ave. Dcvgla%D Elliott p1soc" 9 AS,),I, St.indso, School Morning Worship 10 50 a rr Youth Hour 6 DO P or Evangelistic Service ? Dop In LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER 7 30 If I, Davoll Rich Sunda If Sc noctI o i, Rev A E Sunday School Sun w orship I N 6 "Ron I \\ hilherilin ~ I \\5 \\\\\ . ' __. 1// ~ I \\'\\\\\\ C,mmtuitv CrMyr 441 S. Park Ave The Rev Leroy D. Soper Rector ? - )Do rn communion )or tragedy and that's the way I want the federal government to respond," he said. Lynn said preliminary figures show that 1,894 homes in Kentucky are uninhabitable, and about another 1,000 each for Indiana and Ohio, Ile said no figure Is available on the amount 'f (ederI money that will be needed but "it's going to cost many, n..ny, many, many millions of Cm!lars." He said President Nixon told him that "whatever it takes we will spend" A shte-by.st.ate breakdown of the 302 deaths, from official Police Work To Identify SwampLady A - with two and three dead in the storms. Secretary of Housing and Urban Development James T. Lynn beaded an air tour of tar. nado-stricken areas of Kentucky, Indiana and Ohio on Friday and planned to tour Georgia, Alabama and Tennessee today. All six states have been declare*J federal disaster areas, and Lynn promised to do all he could to cut the red tape so those affected by the tornadoes Tuesday through Thursday could receive prompt help. "Each family's loss is a ma- With the needs of the living still so overwhelming, burial of the dead was given little public attention and left to the individual families involved, In Tennessee today, several funerals were scheduled for families In Ohio, as in other tornado. Two National Guardsmen were killed today when fire swept through a furniture store in Xenia, 01110, one of the towns canned goods arc being collected all steek at the Corn Bank in Winter Park. Cash left to loot and much to clean up and rebuild. Volunteer workers converged on stricken areas. The screech of buzz saws filled the air, and bulldozers pushed splintered wood and debris into huge mounds, The survivors began sorting out the pieces of their future amid the remnants of tte past. A guard spokesmen said the men apparently entered the store to seek refuge from a Freezing rain, noticed the fire and were trapped by flames and smoke while investigating it. Firefighters brought the Naze under control an hour Lat- ters Mrs. E%elyn Hart, chapter president, said clothing and ctims I hardest hit by Wednesdays tornadoes. The death toll From the tornadoes stood at more than 300, with about 4,500 injured. Thousands more were homeless, and insured property damage was estimated at about a half-billion dollars in the 14 states and portions of Canada hit by the twis- 7 of Longwood hunched a ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH 111i Ave . Sanford Tornado-dazed communities from the deep South to the Great Lakes struggled to provide for the needs of the injured and the homeless and began to bury their dead today. mercy drive for the victims in Kentucky. ROLLING HILLS MORAVIAN CHURCH Sa,Iando SpnnI Dry. 10)w 32nd StreIt Rev donations and other useable Items should be taken to the bank or to 397 E. Main Ave., liingssood, In Seminole County, The Ladies Auxiliary VFW Post 11401- 111- iii C HURCH OF GOD OF GOD CHURCH Cot 27thandEll Morning Worship E v eni ng Wo5ts.P Pra y er Mon Wed 7 10 IT in " Rev ( 11.008 m Sunday Schoo: WedntWàY $OIVIC# (,,,/ () By MIKE DUI'FY Ill . k-1 1460 Sanford Ave, Rev. W R Bennett Pastor SCIENTIST ________ eminole Joins In Alictinn Tnrnnr1r% I, I - ~ 11 ooa,-n MET4ODIST CHURCH i iSc-dPr.i,rrttrtj I FIRST SOUTHERN 1 . 4 Associated Press Writer V* - ~ I to __________ Ev'rsq Wotthp PtAyr Spic uu ( Sit Htsltf Ave Ph Ill pastor k~ Ill 8.11v Griffin ~ N Cornet ?In A Elm Worship Service lAsednescl Night 0000 . ~?.,) 1 . 4 jus t S ffi 0. SR 41; 11 Worship 7 ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST CHURCH DAY Sabbath SChI ! I I 000 7 00 fl THE SEVENTH A DVENTIST I%fIfl METHODIST CHURCH Phone 134-1161 Ofosofflied June 11. 19PI.Longforood mil for Sunday StrAc Seventh day Adventist Ch urch, ay Hera ld �-- - 2A-.The Sanford Herald __________________________________________________________________________________ Sunday, April 7, 1974 ___________________________________________________________________ I E.J. -I r The Sanford HeaL .1 . I Moloney: One Cop Who 's Really Be en Around Housing Moloney, referring to the down the Line," the detective agency where help may be cept I decided to His other crea tions Include a type of work prevents me from return to night has played a Large part In my stress People are under when with the deceptive age says. sought, school," says he. life," he says and Ms wife slide rule for velocity giving the type of service i 14 someone they love is missing, The gap In lifestyles these "Sometimes, he .wheei would [Ike to give," he says, says, You might say E. J. Moloney says, the Moloney's career as a readily adds that his motivation calculation, a g "It takes the combination days is amazing and presents parents must be aware there is reporter died He says he likes to is "Intense." that is a veritible encyclopedia when he left is a Professional Jack-of-all of all the experiences I've had unbelievable communication a problem, and that takes time ancj but they just don't Joornal American In 193$, but on a seven people tres. His accomplishments must of English collected to cope with those people and problems and to make matters seem to money. He would like to see his a recent care." Citing the match his understanding of motivation ani they Comred to Moloney the this job." worse too many parents have case he says, "I couldn't really profession has lived to serve never cease to amaze. "me grarnmar.wheel was a more people co -tied with television super hero Is a The 56-year-old detective is adopted a do as I say not as I do get the attention of the parents him In many • However, he doesn't brag about spin-off of a trip I planned to solving social problems. of his mundane bore! suit.s. unique in that he offers his policy in rearing their until I put my foot down when ' it For instance, It probably his achievements: In fact Nepal where I intended Perhaps it was destiny that greatest service when another youngsters," he says giving the the young person was reported helped when he was the cam- mention 'My fondest desire is to is only made of these in to teach English," Moloney eventually Moloney, gifted childbrought from New York, a might consider the work done. example of the father who tells missing for the 13th time in one paign manager for a Floridian the natural course of answering says. The trip never came off, every American involved In "Finding person his sononly there is no need to month," he said, adding the running for a congressional a question. Only after hours of but the wheel did prove to be community affairs. What thrOU0 CWM,Mron a path of is solving only the halfmissing the problem. smoke pot. to grab a extraordinary experiences in I feel the essence of my of liqulor in mid-sentence.bottle result is the family is now seat. The timing wai off and interview does the chronology marketable and I still hold the happened to the enthusium of working on their apparent there was not enoughmoney, of his life begin to come into America and abroad, to responsibility ties In getting to Churches Also failed to keep problem, together. with ex. Moloney Says, focus. My fondest desire is to see every Seminole County where he is in the roots of the problem," he abreast of the times and this perlenced counselors, his man lost the race. "My lie spent many of his charge of the Sheriff's missing says. doesn't help the problems, he persons division. evenings in night school "In most cases when a person says with candor. American Involved In community affairs.., while forking during the day There lie is a one man division not turns up missing It is Indictive is no ordinary police job.,, when you "You Just can't fool the kids only in number, but in ability, of a social type problem," with words and that accounts for the ten anymore: they zero Moloney has exactly as many Moloney says. the early days when everyone . i .,, ,, degrees he earned in several patent on it, he adds. right in on the elements of deal with Missing persons You deal subject areas. come turned out at the town hall for college degrees as man has did Many other trips Why does a child run away' truth," he says. From 938 to 20 years hence about. Moloney has been to the regular meeting?" he says fingers and to boot, he Li a Why is the husband seeing Although the majority of skilled in as many fields., he worked in the U. S. Depart. Mexico, Cuba, Peru, New with a quaver of dlsap. another woman? These are two missing persons are pre-adult with emotions and foibles, He served as an aide to ments of Navy, Labor and Guinea, Panama and several pointment. "If there is a bug in or the questions that sometimes quite a few adults turn up Justice where he was primarily other countries. He was also a the system then it should be President, Richard Nixon, the keep Moloney up late nights and missing and the problem they Moloney is an easy person to canidate ran against Ed concerned with legal affairs. military liason to Nationalist removed, but people have got to U-S- Departments Of Justice, if the answer is not apparent to offer is often more difficult. it I interview. His answers are Gurney." be more concerned with th& Then he worked for Martin- China. labor arid the Navy. He has him he seeks It. locate a man who has left home direct and detailed, sometimes Moloney Is not wild about Marietta Corp., as a manager also been a psychologist, All the mystique of his travel lives!" be says. "Most people are not aware I cannot tell the hysterical wife bordering on discourse, but discussing politics, but he Is of several programs during the and his achelverncnts have not corporate lawyer judge, state's of the avenues of help open to where Moloney's concern and desire he is without his ocr'.-.i.,.. -- . ' -- often so Intriguing tha t lh.'r.. I. ulIInd tn ,ons A ea u role. ui course a wry and successful in- them,' he says with a sadness or nis maree year cm- w1agciJ his perspective. He to help people evidently mission: to do so would be Little temptation to alter the the press in politics, "1 think all ployment. , ventor. . does not try to convey a flowered in China where, for indicating apathy on their part. invasion of privacy." 4 says. course of the conversation. 4 "_- — — " . ____________________________ 1T -. _______________________________ - - - - ._ :1 -. - : "I bring fill my abilities to - bear on my job: the missing - Inc., all church organizations, He has the empathy and piece of information, about the the free press there can be no contracting company. In -_--_m--_-_" -Enn_=7______ _ 74~4~- - that I ISP 1' modest home In "You can take the boy out S . 'tfrJfr*. "" .*_,~, ~ '1 — ttIC Thomas McDonald, Seminole chairman, V TODAY I TODAY Th e Auto's Comeback with books and a football autographed by the boy's favorite After years of declining fuel Is ex pected to stage a big come back In the 1975 model year with gasoline mileage improvements very likely exceeding 7 per cent. The f ederal vironmental - Protection Agency said Friday that pre liminary resul ts on some 197$-model teat vehicles showed efficiency improvements would be greater than anticipated. The latest projected mileage figures were DRO my. the auto P) team — the Miami - Doiphth, a present from U.S. Rep. Louis - Frey Jr., ft-Fin, nlvrrsary. McDonald said the members "You're taller than you look in the picture at the store" Stephen told Plimpton, who N,I - . based om the first tests of IM cars equirped with catalytic converters, which are used to eliminate poll utants from gavehimacopyof"ldad and Heart," his book a bout Alex Karras and John Gordy. auto exhaust. Plimpton gave another copy recently to Teddy Kennedy Jr., Political Donations Woe 12-year-old son of the Massachusttts senator who also lost * CLEVELAND, Ohio (AP) - George M. Stelnbrenner UI, board chairman of American Ship Building Co., who With Ills firm was charged with contributing illegally b the campaigns of President Nixon and others, says he is innocent and will fight. The 43-year-old majority owner of the New York Yankees baseball team was charged Friday in 14 of the indictment's 15 counts, ine Jointly with the company. Sleinhee miner was charged with conspiracy, making iegal contributions to campaign panels for Nixon and Influential congressmen, otntructjon of justice .nd oistrucLion of crwiinal investigation. a 4! T _` y ”" 0 - ., _ i - ____ - 771E~F`_ Sanford Girl Death Probe * _ '] ' . fie said several local projects are Sanford - i I I 1 I — II; - _________________ WASHINGTON (Al') -Northwest Airlines has been orderedto Pay bad salary and Interest tej d ka thsomferth.umeJSh The Action came Friday As U.S. Diii Judge Aubrey Robinson set damages in a derision he issued In November finding that Northwest had violated the Equal Pay Act and Civil Rights Act. The actual number of stewardesses aff ected and the 'Involved was not known Immediately, amount of in Robinson did not specific.aIiy apply his order to any other jrIine', although It could set a precedent An future legal moves, . •---, . - - .4 --*. -,- - -- ' .- • (lhd .C.-HS STUDENT FIRST IN DISPLAY NON! YOUNG, Disbrit"jtjve Education student at Seminole , ' '"(' High School, is congratulafrj by Raymond Self (left), DE coordinator and D , ,,,or winning . . Pri- nci• pal eyn'., first place in display state competition at Dis'1e) World. Noni and her coordinator willInattend leadership conference in Chicago, April fl-May 2 where she will complete for national honors. -. -. -.. . - - -- - --- - I - • - , - . - licc ar toda continuing i!wcst?gation Inti the death ot a 3-yt'iir-o:d San ford girl wlu i was crushed li death by a ti tt Friday after, noon while p3sing in front 01 her hrnie. Soti.a I.uwi"ncr t if 1004 W, 4111 St , as p'moum'l dead at tilt! sccne by herilnole County !4 dIc.l Eaa;n;n,r G. V. Gar ay. h. ii ia.' M u'oe, Ji ilik tru:k, h - is not rot the is lIti so ii. . - - ,, ,- , • • - - - Labor lawmake , . , TONI—REG, Fin. (Al') _____ `%37 - 17 now including I CAPSULESOP MYADEC IABLITS flfl 30 CT. vITAMINS'.':'.00 %r-IIOOOOILA9 ~_ It has been bounced back and forth between the 13 and 18-fool levels in a struggle over the ca. nal, which ["resident Nixon 10CoUNT — PINK AND YELLOW (PEG 29c1 it ~'\(--% ~~ ,\,(~_ 20 INCH ROTARY . - i NOIWOwi P40101 c,., ' ,-. 549s " -III- A I I ==_ -, I \ I ' are the . At. - last week the city was told by state revenue sharing officials it would be Ineligible for those ti 'i The city had the tax, but not ordi na nce, and chose to i rsare pressing I El! necessary for the city to meet its (C) GARDEN I. 288 222 SHOVEL.. ;"2-22 .. ' .. i ELEC. SKILLET a '"_~'-' TRA!5I5Yc NAUIOS' I 88 The '-i2 '' I 11 " __W RIG ii GALAXY 20" FAN -, A',',I)Ot I _...11lP"'" • " 4i s lL" yflPik1 jOr' viw . .9 c1 T14IO1 ' ' • - i J 1 1 ' - by f" • CAl CH PROVEN HOLIDAY 1 ( I FISH LURES I 2:i -,. 198 1 - ' 00 6 I ., . . iL.Z7 - ,, NYLON UTILITY CORD - _._ ' 1 IL ASSORTED • ' FOGGER TWO 'parloYlS 99 I GI'II 1404 S.f.tv . 1. AUTOMATIC "I II s'uII 1 99 I!,!iS had. S.S. _._.,l_'_• 398 "I Z '-'•'' '' I ___ „, SHEARS RIG 2 - HAMILTON BEACH PURPOSE PAD ............ VI I.B. nAhlalTu UU Ui'd I i FAIR COOKIES 89 METAL HOODED C P41 k.f DUSTPAN 52 j' - -_ 1110106000or, and SM 40 .2 Rio I 1 14 97 ''I. yocr, IS . Daily and Sunday I for . . 50 QUART 99 .I "LOPPING 2-I "A - - 9 VOLT BATTERIES ..... RIG 29 .-.'4... =~~ . Rates RIG 3 99 • - (0) GARDEN HOE Sanford Herald. Week sic / L SALE (A) ROW RAKE The iity had previously miss of revenue sharing j Carrlw Subscription 1 STUID lCAM ,.-.' .A'I' a ''.-' J 99 -• / GARDEN two quarters AV?OJO0F if utility rates skyrocket this French la. year as has been forecasted 37771 with higher fuel prices still to come Second Class Postage Pad t Sanford F lords 1'ft'tntlng .inott't r point 1 ) '7 LOa PIAMULI I —S.- BOAT and AUTO COMPASS ..,-, 1 — — — — — — Saturday the actual except Christmas Day by :7ma " IP P' • tax could be nwe than doubled council e'iTf$ I'' application." Lou Blankentabled the tax PublisPed .. ECKERD BRAND tci, 7 . ~~_ us-I telephone bills, has also been because applications were not held up as onc way the city will submitted to the state. be able to pay its first police chiers salary. . iiifiir .icraii ship has - ''Ui',' -.. 4. checks since Incorporating in August, 1973. 'They -aid the city had been acting on good faith and had a surance specifications for city and its employes. "regressive" saying I If r. Friday, the state told Mayor for revenue sharing," Ms. Hess said. "So they won't dispute our 68 — — ii ShOW of tretti, property tax that qualified 5 -_ C -__ — RIG •. 88 ' A — SURF RIDE OUL&ItI IO PtASItC IaG - '- - ICE CHEST ' IASR)C Co. 111D SPRINKLER , Well, big cats like state tax that tots person's right to necessities." Council will also review In Councilman 48 • C.'-) 1 I Aa • SPATULA. FORk a OR TONGS j 1•• TITIR: MEN'S SWIMWEAR c RING the 2 99 pfli A''. . lulillIzIr) councilmen and residents, the Slargie [less the city would proposed Lax has been tabled receive its First revenue sharing proposed 15 exemption on electricity and $3 write-off ALL METAL SE HANGER comes up for Its snarl at little mice. but sometimes it is little more than The tax, which carries a 1Lco •-.: 7 99 —. BIG SAVINGS! TOWELS fr. RIG 499 ,S '. .1 ordinance . tax ordinance first reading. ''*'. I funds because the city did not have a thr ee-mill property tax - "the only way" to get revenue for the city and a "regressive - C299 USIbMA LADIES' BIKINIS . •• , IL- "/ ,,, .4 il .i NYLON REINFORCED learned it mneetingwtientieeightpercent governments may grosI and ' HIBACHI GRILL TO - % I 3t proper proceedure. • FOR 99C ' - :-. 111111PAl CAST % share of federal "cheese" an earier hassle over - 3 _Lots PLUSH ANIMALS AZ'. fat cat state bureacuracy, In heated dtscusslons in previous meetings by both .4 '1 environment ... to drop their :~_. r. 49 IARGIASSOPTMCNT 7 ' %04111.11 All ADJUSTAIII ` lqq PHOTO CUBE ø. I, MILK EGGS.. ~ " ( $1001 £ STRATTON '11-e canal is not the imue. • • C MALTED " 7 99 7:30 during Its regular 2 mo. •''.' / 88 - MARSHMALLOW PEEPS ~ - __ FE__7~_ ~__ 7- t despite night at PCOMPLI TI WITI JELLY BIRD EGGS ...... - -- POCKET CAMERA '1fl C REG LAKE MARY — This tiny city, a mouse compared to the Lake Mary Utility Tax KODAK 30 EASTER TREATSI RIG 9 its I - I LII £,S'flT() COLORS A',LJ 'Mouse' Gets Its Cheese will be getting 439 •''.' HOME PFRMARiNT ---------- level. The reservoir, officially stick to ELi guns, arguing that LAKE MARY-City Council Just having the tax approved by will once again resurr ec t the council was enough to satisfy democratic process. question -0 about an alleged forgery of his gignaturs on a letter connected with a controversj land deal. Wilson's office has imposed a news blackout on any Information about a Scotland Yard Investixa b on Into the alleged forgery. But the Laborites fear that unies.s Wilson speaks out, a uarnaging political storm may develop over newspaer Aging that a letter on House of Commons stationary with Wilson's forged signature a the bottom was used tO Promote a land deal that profiled Tony Field, Wilson's friend mind the brother of the prime minister'. loogns. Personal 7secreiary Mrs. Marcia Williams. sea 29 , .: " Y. 17-92 *) F MgE L'S FURNITURE Instead of shopping all over town. Shop all over Eckerds. BRECK 15 OZ I0%'aLs for the projects. xlitical football and help pro1e said Florida is ahead of serve and conserve this beauother states in preparing for the tiful lake, its fish, waterfowl and recreational waters." celebration, twice rejected pleas for his release from Si. plson on bail LONDON (Al') JACKSONVILLE, gaining federal funding a p.. I. Wilson's Problem money. - Rep. William Chappell, j). I _: I - Million Dollar Bail Antoine j -. Spicola, Dlampa. "This is simply an attempt by stopped in January 1971 when 419, construction of the Central was one-third completed. Florida Zoological Park in - ta ining an accurate delinea ti on be tween th e unit ow ne r's sole interest items and conunon items which be long to the con dominium assocIation," Brantley said. was dedicated two months ag By coordinating efforts, faceless bureaucrats who McDonald said, there La hope of charged with protecting Brandt. Switzerland tAP) — Bernard Cornfeld, arrested almost a year ago on charges of fraud as leader of the giant mutual fund i.ompany he founded, was released from prison Friday on $l' million bail. His Investors Overseas Services Is now iefunct. Cornfeld was also charged with dishonest management and incitement to speculation when he was arrested In mid-May. Geneva In view restoration of the Bradlee. McIntyre house In l,ongwood. Vetera ns Memorial Park on SR Pompidou Tribute officials Stewardesses Win Pay - cancer. — by Pirc-Adent Nixon. ) -% GENEVA, j . leg to TAIJ.AIIASsEF;, Fla. AP A proposed con. stitutlonal amendment to end the elect-on of Judges an d Supreme Co ur t Justices in Florida ias been filed by Rep. could participate In any of thxee named La ke Okiawaha, is on ca tegories- Heritage 1176, the controversial Cross-Florida Festival U.S.A. or Action iin lrgc Canal southwest of Pathe bicentennial activities. Iatka. 4 ,4'.I~ PARIS (AP) — Princes and presidents were gathering under a broad French flag Inside the Ca thedral of Noire Dame today to pay solemn tribute to the late Pr esident Geor ges Pottipidoti at a Requiem Mass celebrated by the Archbishop of Paris. At least 40 countries were represented by their heads of state, Including President Nixon and Soviet Pr esident Nikolai Podgorny. American officials said that after the memorial mass Nixon would probably meet separately with British Prime Minister Harold Wilson and West German Chancellor Willy Judiciary Elections Seminole County's early Ironically, the environment is history. the Issue, and it's time for these (7 TALLAhASSEE, l'la. lAP) A booklet to he lp cond4'niiniumn owners buy Insurance will be ready for public distribution next week, says Senate Commerce Committee Chairman Law &antley, DJacksonvilje. lie said Friday that th e booklet, "Insurance Questions arid Answers for the Condomini um Owner," was prepared by th e committe e because of unique problems in insuring indi vidual condominiums. Adequate and economical coverage is provided "by ob- US. Parole Board. — explained projects at a recent Fin., says some "faceless bu. joint meeting of the reaucrats" in Washington don't Casselberry American Legion realize that the environment is Post 256 and Auxiliary held to better served by keeping Rod. celebrate the Legion's an. man Reservoir a' 18 feet a bove Sanford and research into fl Condominium Insurance and hotel occupancy was down 7.2 per cent for th e last two weeks in March as compared with the same period of 1973, but It was down 8.2 per ce nt For th e first two weeks. & both of Tampa. hospital can the debtor, the hospital, to work County Bicentennial , AT ON ''" Bright, 37, th e preceedri g week. The department said motel for spe- the U.S. Terrell hodges imposed sen- Youth Correctional Act because tencea Friday for Benjamin theyare under , were ordered Lerma, 13. and Philip H heid until discharged by th e campaign or ganization," Splcola said. than in Serriinoles Chappell Says B icentennial Bureaucrats Act iv i ti es Hurting Florida A Celebrity Of Sorts - TALLAHASSEE, VIa. (AP) - The dismal tourist picture in Florida brightened Just a little th is week, state officials say. The Commerce Department said Friday that 6,792 cars stoppt'd at welcome s tations dur in g the week, a 41 per cent decrease from the same week in 1973 but 8 per cent more - Ed Nixon For Mitchell j Frida y his proposal would leave it up to later laws todeterminehow Judges would be chosen. Judges ought to be selected and retained on th e basis of merit and not on the basis of th e best poltical an d out an arrangement for paying Attorney Alan Greet, repre. its debts," said Greet. "This Is senting the The hospital's board similar to a football game, for of directors, asked federal example calling a time out. bankruptcy court referee "The hospital is not going Into James E. Yacos Friday to so. bankruptcy," he added. "It... pervlse a plan for payment of has simply id that it does not sa dcbts to hundred.s of creditors have enough cash flow at the The action cornea two months present time to pay all its after the hospital opened a new curre nt debtors..." * ' was Five women 'also were con- given three. %'lcted in the illicit operation The women, eligible U.S. District Court Judge W. cliii sentencing under Spicola said 'Allig featuring computerized ccurt from federal nancially.troubled be worked out. jury, saimellsm spends W100 hours leacl to a person running away that more money Is not When the steam liner, As the sewnth week of the The government through Its a week in th e detective are certainly the fault of Mitcieil-Stans CINCINNATI, Ohio (AP) spent the day inspecting for. budgeted for the missing Carrying Moloney, chu"ed out trial came to a witnesses claimed It was Stans capacity. society. The parents persons program. hen Sou therland, 33, third nado damage. of Shanghai harbor In 1936 little and close Friday, 43-year-old Ed. who demanded a cash contribu. Step is no ordinary pollee grandparents of today were not He Is the only person In that did the 18-year-old know he son of a Dade Coun ty, VIa, poward C. Nixon, a younger, lion, to keep the "I knew he - Aaron - was tran job. When you deal with trained in psychology and slimmer, se llceman to contract cancer, is going to hit a home run. He'll division of the sheriff's would not day add to his fist of look-alike to the Pies- act. However, the saction tall, lean department and th lodolM and I would like to see erefore must profeona the title, college ident, was the first defense wit- Edward Nixon said Stans told becoming a celebrity among break the record in thI" serIes." do ever)VAng the job people's emotions and the ir psychol demands. a requl subct celebrities, celebrities. di professor. pre cted the young sports fan hi m the contribution should be foibles," he says. from elementary school on . lie has no secretary, so he fills "lie waved at me." "I've since learned," he in cash to remnxtln absolutely His brother, F. Donald Nixon, that capacity as well. "Th Stephen, who lost his left leg at says," we are all teachers." Steph en lost one br o er th to anonymous, but as far as the to bone cance r, got out 59, had testified for the govern. of (.InI- lymphatic leukemia. Another ment earlier in the week that he committee was concerned t dren's Medical Center for the broth er survived surgery for a didn't make any difference." rebuffed an effort by ft Thur y. He attend- malignancy In the lIning of his Nixon testif ied It Robert L. Vesco to seek aid was Vescoed the open ing day ball game spi nalnerve. from the Whi te House durina a who sought anonymity as a betn the Clnthmtl RM( m. -.t.--v uua or ru. contributor and that following and the AtlanthBra — Securities and Exchange ves and saw Raymond Southeriand, 35, of IIU his talk wi th Stans he call ed th Commission fraud investlga. finan e Henry Aaron hi t his 714th home the Dade County Poli ce di vision cier and tel 1dm, "If you run && to tie the lifetime recor1i of of community rela tions. I candoitbycash,doitbycash" Babe Ruth. .~ Friday, author and profesEdward Nixon testified he Slam and Mitchell had left . Iv atonal amateur sportsman made a cash-only request to the cabinet early in 1912 to head He went in Ohio Gov. John George Plimpton pa id him a Vesco, who made a secret the Committee for the ReGiLligan's car. The governor visit. $200,000 contribution to Presi- election of the President. sent a car for Stephen while he Plimpton presented Stephen ha. t APi -- Two Lerma, named In testimony given federal as having controlled prostitutes on charges of workin g in Florida, Georgia ta king part In an Interstate and North Carolina, was senprostitution ring, tented to four years. Bright - — ~ s _____ Tourism Brighter Hospital Gets Permission Settl e Debt Payments Save gas To Settle here to freeze its debts until a reorganization plan for the fi- ppo n e , w TAMPA, men have been prison sentences 7_ (; permission WASHINGTON (AP) — For- counts of perjury and innocent "Obviously I am very dis. day be fore reaching its verdict documents and pictures In- mediately," he says. _J mer White House aide Dwight L on a third, dicating an extrodinary in. He recalls learning to speak a a i t d " Chapin told news. on Chopin, the eighth former divid Chopin, convicted of lying to a ua l. Nearly a dozen sir- Chinese dialect. "The Learned - 1~~ : The maximum penalty on men while his wife Susan stood White House aide convicted ci. federal grand Jury In- each of the two counts is fi ve by his s'de. pla ne photos . - he was also a Chinese speak the Mandrin ther by guilty plea or trial. vestigatlng political espionage, Years in prison and a fine of pilot - Line the wall above the dialect, I found I easily picked "I am going to continue to vows "to continue to His troubles stemmed ft for 110,. us. District Judge fight for my Innocence On desk cubicle that has been up the more common dialects I my innocence." his recruitment of Ger hard A. Gesell set sentenc. day I was in college converted from a closet. On when Ifinally reached the point I went out A federal district court Jury ing for May 1.5 and friend, Donald It. Segrettl, to desk is a typewriter and invited my front lawn and said I °1 an where they would let me a of seven men and five women Chapin to submit "all the fator- innocent. infiltrate the ranks i De. adjacent table holds his aucciate with the common I intend to fight this on Friday found the 33-year-old motion about yourself" before thing all the way through." crate presidential contenders required reading, people. It just seemed I had a Former appoin tmen ts secretary then. He remains free wi thout and create confusion and diSHe is a volumous reader and knack with the people on the -, Chopin , on leave from the p0. se to President Nixon guilty of two bond. nsion. likes to stay abreast of new street. I related to them," he sitlon with United Air Lists E.J.MOLONEY developmen ts in his fields of says. whi ch he took when he left the Segretti, who admitted mak. interest, therefore he to usually WhlteHouseal1ttlemoreth,ia ing up phony, My instructors told me requires a SemlnoleCountyMentalHealth and scurrilous readingatseveral books and theywailtedm.totescj*,butby year ago, showed no emotion press releases and campaign journals the same time, hi degree of Clinic and charitable when the jury announced its Iiteritu,e, was the princi pal that time' i had decided I Professionalism,- Moloney are some of the "avenues of me detective in Moloney wanted to do something to help verdict. His fe brule Li to - wi NEW oiu (Al') — Iz'esl. dent Nixon's 1912 re-el s against Ch says as his large blue eyes help" he mentions, adding, he l.it suns week comes surface oftenteach," people,he something more than when he Caine over after he himself apin was areleased sincetoitthe is the mostmost current says. dent Nixon's youngest brother cwnpalp. anA 146—A s—9. manifest the anthusiuni utilizes these agencies for was the choice of the defense to ter saving a 44-month senThe government charges that resulting in bis nickname advice on cases. me j deliberated nearly tence for violating federal eke- affair for the man who says his After he earned a clegree in I open its can on behalf of for- in return for "Spsrk." hobby Is aqur1ng knowledge. psychology from Fu Jen In his present capacity the contr butlon, lit, hours Thursday and Fri- tion laws. mer Atty. Gen. John N. Mitchell Mitchell and Stans went' to bat MolOney's wife Ethel will tell Moloney functions as much as a And ".Commerce His concern for his job Is so University he decided against with SEC. Secretary or esco the The in. you be likes to do nothing psychologist and great ~e usually feels he is not teaching and headed beck to the social Maurice H. Stans, who are dlctment alleges conspiracy, halfway, especially his Jcb, scientist as e detective, doing enough. He has instituted states to further pursue charged with criminal con- obstruction of J usti ce whatever it may be. He "The problems that usually new polices and Is concerned behavioral science. piy In State Prostitution Ring _. TODAY Many who have children in Crane, 40, finds getting ng away school and families they don't easier than most of his 159 tel. wish to uproot stay In motels. low lawmakers. He owns a 35. Others, especially those with foot motor home which he has small children, rent homes cr driven up from St. Petersburg apartments and bring the whole for each legislative session family. since elected In 1970. "I don't like being away from •'It' a great way to collect home so it is nice to have my your thoughts and it Is beautiful family with me," said Rep. to wake up every morning in the Grover Robinson, D, Pensacola, country," said Crane. "A lot of whose wife gave birth to their people think a motor home Is second child the day before the confining, but we have windows session began. I On the wall are many you can pursue it im. , '4 FLORIDA Tallahassee TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) on all aides which is more than — At the end of a long legisla. most hotels and apartments." . live day, Rep. Donald Crane While Crane has the unusual straps On his heLmet, jumps () his motorcycle and heads out to housing solution, other senators his wooded retreat 15 miles and representatives find other from the hustle and bustle of the methods of coping with their t'onth'year stay here. Capitol. . not until you venture into his good deal of individualized study — is converted bedroom instruction. If you ha ve an — would you realize otherwise, Interest or a flare for something Says Chapin Lie d Jury In MIANII iAll) - Cedars of ' Sunday, April 7, 1974-3A 2 Men, 5 Women Guilty 1 of puzzle piece found says drawing on the same spacecraft and a new type oi trasting hues of yellow, brown says with a smile. straighten out their problems. and and an interjection is tin- enthuasium he probably put antenna. He said that phase of and orange, with a number of As a boy he was one of only a "The more people's problems preventable. What! When were behind his news stories many his life ended shortly after the paintings, some by Mrs, handful of Americans chosen hy that are solved, the less you a reporter? years ago. government, refusing to con' Moloney, on the wall. Two the Catholic church to study a runaways we will have," "Oh, not long after I got back Moloney's endeavors and calls tract for product, tried to American can, a one auto car- missionary program In ChinS. Moloney says. from China. I worked as a night for the question of motivation in persuade him to work for them, port, a doberman named Satin In China he studied all When it is apparent why a reporter-for a yearnd.a-half. regards to his own personality "They wanted rights to the and early Americ.anfunbldj religions. "The Chinese person left home, he offers at a daily in New York and I and achievements, plans as opposed to only buying give the household a homey educational system is far (hf. counsel or rec'ornends an might have staed with It ex "Yes certainly motivation the products." he says. nature. ferent than the one we know. By appearances he Is the You study what you want and at average next door neighbor and your own pace and there Is a :\' m, 'J I. ~ k. -1 .;, t, He lives In a expertise required of a good man who is discussing his job, democracy. We need the capacity he invented celestial Altamonte Springs, decorated- the missions, but You can't take psychologist and he feels it is fflls in an area of understanding constructive criticism," he photography equipment for by his wife in pleasantly con. the mission out of the boy," he his part of duty to help people much like a ____ ' public officials can stand the At one time he was a co- romantic image of himself and nine years, he studied to be a However, sometimes a new scrutiny. It they ever shut off owner of a governmental appears as quite a realist monk. Red rm~ You r*nW-113 says. Hunts %~ i By MARX WEINTZ ReraIdSWf Writers 1 .---= ----- -4 - I - -- - ------- ---------- , : ' , I"ui'. . 7 '7c I I ' . " SOS?atS?.Sa,tterdPiaia CASSELIERRY, S emi nole Piaia and 1433 Seman 'livd ii ' 'ILls, ii .' " ,I1I%1.II SALE ENDS WEDNESDAY! ________ - r •'• - - SALES CASSE[RERRY �4A—The Sanford Herald Suflday, April 7, 1974 . Strike Forces: By L EDGAR PRINA Ciy News Service -r Well Very modification ci of them Is estimated" at about $340 readiness America's e&ly strategic strike forces, entlonal Efic4encies turned up In the Vietnam. laUflChed When It Poseidon , for was bombing of .:,,. - • ______;:., I :: very - _____ _______ - ___ was disclosed L*llistiCnuulle(SLBM)during August that the Poseidon had Operational test firings were ex perienced some kind of widely publicized. Little at- failure in 14 of its most recent 24 tention was directed to a operational tests, ed itorial and cartoonists hastened to call Poseidon "a problem in the long-range writers bomber force, however, Now the Pentagon reports the kmon" structural condition ci 94 long- The record ind icates, of range B-5)s Is 'worse than course, a failure rate of 5$ per originally anticipated" and at cent for those shots, and was least $240 million will be serious enough fcr the Navy i, requid to fix them. This is spend the operational t almost double the $136 million it program. will take to correct the Had Poseidon suddenly The Air Force had planned to Warner, then secretary of - - I - committees. "Meanwhile, r- -. approval by congressional to the one expected for Poseidon. diUon of Schlesinger tuer ad e .. -62D ,h, WCraft, wa3 fw that in thethe deficiencies . Hy Want! eoiWess acountered Poselidon ticipited," secretary said. tests were "t)cal of those "Acco y, the Air Fe experienced in other new a hat performed fracture weapons systems- and sub. .tiv coffected. "None of _______ ___ -J fire, - % : - j a I *0 - Pennington told us he didn't earn until later about the bar. rung of the typewriter tapes. fie saw the smoke damage but its allies beam a total of 1,35G • assumed it had been caused by theaecond fire he said it, Harold Wilson's ddle t report. which he insists was badly garbled by the t!me the The manlfo's undertaking Secretary. Is an old Nato hand. East In November. The reason Cse,cregot it into memo form, lay in CIA files for 1$ months until it unnivillingness to let his left hand about Holy Loch has already The principle of the AUandc for the secretiveness is Partly was turned up by a CIA employe a know what his right hand Li be few weeks ago. The CIA then en redefined, during the connection Is as well repr the difficulty of getting the turned doing Is going to be put to the elec It over to Watergate investigzs. UGn cam". to mean sented in this cabinet as in .%fr. Nine's Ideas lined up about any. test soonest in &ISO erm t* that tied the CIA to the ng He said on Feb. 12 renegotiati t the actually be asked to pull out Watergate bresk4n. as they had originally j to be ed. re es re F nch d i to deny that spec on of Britain's mem until the Russ1an had agreed to But they wonder what evidence, If any, was destr oyed In one respect, indeed , Mr. there Is a special relationship on the typewriter hbbons, pean sn'T'le equivalent action on their Wilson comes into office with an between Europe and America. Footnote. The CIA refused comment. Pennington spoke cunmunity w"uld begin ftrune. side. Since the Salt-2 missale advantage ever Mr. Heath. fie It would be a considerable candidly with us off his visit to the McCord home. McCord's at. diately after the election; and talks between the Americana does not have around his the new Foreign Secretary, and the Russians neck help to Atlantic relations if Mr. torney, Bernard Fensterwald, ccnflrmed that our account of the are getting the albatross of Mr. Heath of Wiiian's own i(t The United States has Log r beyorid its own iMvidual cherished the Idea of rea& developing a true partnership Repeatedly intruding on that with Europe, embracing botb dream was that former the European suld NAM. COMMiTunity ,,. -- wanted to build wliis Japan , .. . .i .• .' .'t. . tl. -'.t•.--j "j t r 41" • i,., .1tL' 7v ' ,. - i ,i ••.. ,' - • U dangerous moves of the Communist world. ..?• . •••" .';: NATO, the North Atlantic powem plus J3pan, could be European Community. France wielded as a bloc to cowst,r blocked it for years, but ., '•.,. ' -'i . - '_•.4'.• ! 1,4.. A rE... .. -: p.h ....,, ••. . . j in Treaty Organization, so France If be aemptistieci. withdrew from the NATO the ir.ased industrial resources military command. ,, Britain, a close U.S. ally. and military strength Western world's leading applied for memberahip in the the Pacific, iZ.) 4- V" . The United Sta tes dominated terPart to likely to and resources into an attempt to westop the limited volume of etlJy stepped aside. More recently, Tkin k4. . of tht re v cabinet tion: Th! Nine also kept their examination of Britain's torate wants is moderatim in reli,ef to the American. Mr. Sernim 111gb School I :. <": '; % doing f I ody spoke up and let the It WASIII%(;TO%'-(I.E,NS I- Chokes Blossoms rooftops of buildings, over were devastited in st es, on posts. You get a or 1%5 U.D. environmental 990m i-5 0M. '.P~--, ---__* ~ I may loon tdgh, but much erected 'ilongslde two Parall both blood and treasure to help discarded trash so familiar that the Japanese Invented U el else of traditional beauty Is the weak and divided Colonies French Foreign Minister "urban which the American traveling at canals. Nagoya has some wide tucked away amid the clutter. sprawl" Michel Jota'çt tried to wreck It, imnenicans profess to deplore in borne Emp:y urban spaces streets similarly appealing to Japanese government arid opposing almost every Move, own often ugly often are piled wih Junk, and the eye. (2i!t ejtt!iirl ltTi1th business leaders acknowledge but was outvoted S to 1. He conglomeratecities. ugly automobile graveyard The spaciousness and beauty that "housing" has not kept )*W FREN'H AVE q rijn is uickly recoveredj. Back sight here, SANFOwO, FLA. SVI1 built into some of the newer pace with economic growth as If there are any zoning laws europe, Franc'., in an adenit TfiEp$oeeEmNIi.,u ,,, Forsonleol ttractive hotels in Japanese cities is fi a,,. measured by GNP and export. ses at work In Japan, their effect is clutter there may be end run, engineered an excuse. pi-oci that the Japanese really Import le WALTER & 0151.0* rot enL vels. But the job, to be Economic Community Get off the main Scene 10 per crnFo( Japan's have lost none of their fabled properly done, may be bigger açn on March 4 , avenues in the big dIke, or total area is mountainous, and artMksn, in the tidal wave than even they can travel eve.s change trough smaller most of that With for even the of headlong economic grow and TOM Ax ENS th. acknowledgr, For much of the cities and towns, and you'll see crudest farming technological coopera tion and dotted only Even Tokyo, a postwar ries' housing I ha ve seen does a side-by-aide Jumble of 36 Arab nations f an asmreri ROSEn? C. MRIISY houses, with occasional isolated uti'itarian mishmash, Is not ease the visual pain of irector supply of The Uniteri states tiny stores, warehouses, hamlets. The Japanese jam. developing a new artistic glusi clutter, tail only fills empty y-rq D gasolinie littered yards 5U$SCRIPT&a)sRATES med Into limited flat space on in its c minercial structures of spaces amid the chaos. And th and even factories. four main islands may long ago more reerlit vintage. .....p ; ThiS undercut the i:e badly needed superhighways, The Scthe is made still less have concluded that fancy lear Ov Men In FOf4 Yettheseflossytjajijthp,g, olin (or a wuted A tl antic apbearable to the eye resembling America's, hardiy "some Dliwery An ou' Mad by the In- urban planning Is a luxury a supermodern O%'ert!uy on a help the scene. A beautiful land oach the Arab oil $$1 .tSMoi profusion of signs beyond their practical needs, Japm'.nese scene which $3710. ton is marred by a people maybe evi'rywhere._oothesidesafld Furthermore, their cities nanyp1acesbookshadtyof too In a hurry. 11 from anybody in Russia who Russian wants to States. Both a V1 I went to - Wher. the Clean Air Act was . The solid anti-environmental passed the Administration the past winter has would have preferred Congress been, however, the energy to leave the setting ofstandar scare, which can account alone and the ordering of concrete and unaided mood of steps In pollution prevention to :, In US MAKE IT INTO A BASKETI for en- TMTV a EPA's discretion. Congress enhanced deference to the ers, insisted on putting them into interests,of petroleum refin developers of oil shale deposits, law, with the resul t that the DRAWING FOR THE BIGGEST EASTER BASKET ON APRIL 13 AT 2 P.M. ("wi' air act /'O a °" I; £ strange manner on of their through the roof and the of the clean air amendments because of its oil price jnterTtJonal pay. that being proposed. It provisions, would have given through the floor, John is not only the Administration him power to order electricity pre.entation. -, - - - - balance l'resident Nixon's own at- ..77-f~-A ,i 0r4 !' "" of are now tachment to environitiental - e factor in and man' a struggle inside the Administration, has tended to the American economy in world markets became a matter of fluctuate with the swirling prime concern. The vcices of industry, alarmed by the effect of antipollution laws on Its Connally came to Washington that is vulnerable.Congressisby generating companies to the competitive position of change from oil-burning to coal. I political and economic cur- - rents. lie tntered office in 1969 wit ADDRESS CITY, STATE PHONE - ___________ sat 10 - 9 651 E. Altamonte I44S1 Blvd. Altamonte S rin - .-. , ." % - We ore pleased to announce - preparations for the 1972 presidential campaign had, with the horse-trading which they seem t hive involved for the completion of the interests in return for campaign contributions, is matter WILLIAM RUCKEIJIAUS ....%fa&ucre victim of speculation still. JOHN EIIRLJCIIMAN / ...Ex-Nixon Aide Similarly it is possible to Monroe Office Building religious politics, liberally break, of education, of medical llElHUl'- l.ENS — A lot of deI'ed the law by bringing their Tlat is a common enough people in Lebanon are getting arms, Including a fair complaint, but in Lebanon the laced with inefficiency and treatment-have started to seriously worried for the complaint comes close to corruption. Yet it has served pinch people who used not to sprinkling of the Arab world's only weapons despair. President Franjleh has the country well and wobbled it Feel them. Because there seems working experiment renewal in twice ti-led to do something through many racking crises, no possibility But the real cause of about it: once when tie thanks mainly to the Lebanese with the present system, a lot of lemocracy sinking feeling at the pit Is the produced a cabinet young gift for good-humoured corn- newly disgruntled Lebanese Their anxlttyis not just about many Lebanses stomachs technocrats and then again promise. Now this no longer believe their country the the endless round of student suspicion that Lebanon's to be enough, for so long road leading only he appointed as prime seems strikes, and demon- problems can never be solved minister one of Lebanon's most many problems-the price revolution, strations which have closed under the country's present promising young politicians, ___________________________________________________ the higher economic and political system, Aminliafim, nearly two years liocver us leaders may Other have that. When President Franjleh was ago But the technocrats elected three years ago, his They have the same reputation baffled by their bureaucratic toughness led rocketing cost living, as little many people to hope that at myrmidons, and llafiz was $ under anybody's control in least the deterioration of law pushed out of within a Lebanon as anywhere else, and order would be halted; matter of weeks, The Lebanese which no brought strikes by Instead, It has got still worse. are realizing with shamed anti-aircraft Magnolia and 3rd Street In Downtown Sanford from is at when JATCHER start of a sit - ins of - most of ' to Minimum Rentalof 625 Square Feet Is Now Available For IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY centers of education countries RENT were also New Electronic for of power , - _____________ J 112~w ti tsr4 t, a "Yes, as a Don ocrat I AM planning to capsulize on Watergate' as HE big issue In my re-eIecf,o,, campaign'' A it Calculator for butchers, bakers and can. bewilderment that their And no one expects dlestickmnakers and will any country, seemingly the prese probably lead to a general improvement if nt prosperous and sophisticated, prime minister, an inex- strike is ben-ifl left behind in the race penienced but honest politician, for development by Syria and Other nations may have no is replaced by a more ex- Iraq, and even by traditionalist eq uivalent of the recent protest penienced but less honest one. Saudi Arabia and poor, meeting, under the columns The trauble Is that the brains gypt. the Baalbek temples, led by the and good intentions available beleaguered E The Lebanese system is a spiritual head of Lebanon's among Lebanon's Politicians I largest Moslem clsnumnuailt), the souiuchow never seem to take combination of laissez-fare economics and feudal and Sldutes, when 16,000 Shiites hold, . . •$\ 161M ill It - $1 0 sirlid month . PPIY rental toward pumhasis price $94.95 %UI.SOS,*$On,OntA$DO of - / concessions to the economic -. of DOG' _ LAY-A-WAY _*. What effect the firuincial • - ______ bo lorowl '. Ina t" pvrc%#%j ws(nsory - level of production, began to get a more sympathetic hearing. - - Mon- - burning. righting the interference of the environmental groups with its -~ - YOU " costs, and of agriculture, - to of - NAME ments - Sasb$ .. FIe4,' "" a" "°" ration of a bureau- 0,4Z , £.ft,, W, " - tvtl of Psyl SP4 16sw for domestic affairs. but Fhr- quality inprovement act, a offshore drillers, coal mining Administration now has to ask E'l.1.10TT RICHARDSON luchman, too, is gone, a Water- clean and solid start enterprises, nuclear power Congress to defer from 1975 to ...He went gate casualty in a different the pa engineers and gas and electric l977tliermentoheaUto.. national motile Industry to produce cars sense. Environmental policy, land use policy. through the following year and corporations generally, and Train, are short of friends, beyond it, but President Nixon Thus a political and a Enterprises of all these types with lower exhaust emissions. and the fact shows In the clean cratic momentum were found something else to think are among the presumptive The emergency energy bilJ. air amendments and in the established which continued abwt: inflation began to go beneficiaries of the relaxations which President Nixon vetoed pre .4 I1 SELECT AN EASTER OIFTAND LET event of .. did have anot her powerful ally vlronmental movement in John Ehrlichman, then achieved vast legislative and President Nixon's chief adviser advances in l70: a water N Happy is? Birthday! or ' . Sanford Happy Easterl Interests associated with the Interest against particular right-wing Senators, both tnterests,hasbeenweakenedm Republican and Democratic, its will ability to play its whose votes he may need proper part. desperately before the year Is few f. - show more considera tion than fear Is that the Presidency, the he might normally show for the na tural protector the general course the Of Sanford Inc. of - to more open to such pressures than the rnent of the President, which executi ve branch. may well be forcing him to What the environmentalists of was set SOUTHERN I AIR is true that anybody can now I ICON. Maple Avo. b speculate on the implications of the present threat of impeach- tion of a -- I I W" 6 0 One day, maybe, listening to Western sta tions will no longer be necessary for Russians and East Eurnnan But rvt u.f it __ 1 • - m to interest of the Kissinger (ThWe of fr" estimate 312.1171- ficlais, Radio Liberty, in of . - Call Today for a BBC does Particularly Munich, quotes Solzhenitsyn's brOadcasts in 35 laxiguages, is well in Nigeria. Even in India, statement in a New York Times mostly popular for its music hu!i has been getting clo interview in August, 1972, that and us news about the United .1. i"\I: on r future , economic your home or business- The Crisis Looms In Lone Arab Democracy - to quality Central Air a in tar famous Carrier Conditioning system in PHONE '"sental spectacujar castles, shrines. a world of unprecendented Kissinger proposed a worry and leading to restricting basis, without regard to total and utilitarian though temples and other historic stability and prosperity. Atlantic charter," a document law air those deemed Injurious effect. the wipe-out gave them a places bespeaking Its abnout th Butthisscenariopo dgnajer codif Nor can it La' said that the golden mystical past. Often these om,, terests to heal . But the Japanese. opportunity to lay out have another variety. It Is Japanese, celebrated pro')enly proble ms for France seIt would and goals In carefully of the Umted guarded by "new cities" with tie totally sobmei-ged in such a and Europe so a true Western visual, for their cleanliness aai meir surrounding, well-kept park imariatjon tightly knit alliance, one of partnership could be built. I have traveled the COWft) fundamental sense of order, are areas which are like vases of In fact, there 4sre few wide, peace In the many smaller nations. from Tokyo to Its most free from the careless habits of France opposed bustling welter of Yet only a little more than a Use litterer. i saw paper handsome, tree-hoed avenues the pragmatic Japan 011974. southerly point at Kissinger called a century and half ago France anywhere. Here of the Atlantic poweri Pwre and find much of the man-made and waste tissues driftin g Is one such boulc Osaka there Yet a quick eye-'an a .-oss a was t:- i - nr.a:t and lined with big city nia er .*ox'os. the bLack sulcamc I socne PpalAniy cluttereti not puck out these Europe and the world, it was early this )ett to form a chaotic. Since a good portion of cm a furious, high-altitude wind well-designed modern office charming reminders of also a patron and great ally of common policy for meeting: mountaintop. Roadside buildings. Not away is Japanese antiquity. An old this chaos is demonstrably not on America, having sacrificed pressures of the Arab oil new, one could almost imagine ditches have some of the another attractive cluster castle p c LW4 Train's predecessor was Wil- high on the list: ,the great the United States still has sub. 11am Huckeihaus, who took question of the seventies," he stantlal Intellectual and emo- the di ec the EPA when It called it in his State the Union tional roots. up late in 1970, message in that year second It remains force, but its the Justice Department Lost only world peace, of effective Influence Fluctuates. year as deputy to Elliott Benefiting In part from Mr. Just now It is going through a Richardson, and was sum. Nix on 's recognition and the patch of adversity, as was manly removed with Richard. benevolentapprovalofflch. son in the Saturday night man and a others in the massacre last October. White House, and In part from Both mn were 'its friends the mood of a Congress alive to and. In matters of public policy, the agita tion from the sta tes Fr" V* ~ -4,R_ his allies. Environmental policy and districts, have his support or that of his Americans who gave poll,ition ______ I Install a Voice of America, which that rate. Communist broad. attention movement in two of the western world in the early lire-bombing raids that burned l92 or earlier. As elsewhere in the Industrlat feeling of being swamped out. thehearts out -if some 60 major ld here in Japan the kinds engulfed by wor, Japan, to be sure, retaltss Its things put together centers. Obvio'asly, their first, a I the other hand, most people shfl The audience shot up again cannot travel to noncommunist after the Soviet invasion of the years: more up in some places. was amend a landmark among anti- During his first year the Adpollution measures, the mean ministration Was content with .i Air Act of 197. sparse irsount of tip-service Tr ain took the unusual step of and Congress began to take- he announcing that the lead. amendments which he was Then the opinion polls started • forwarding to Congress on the to record an extremely sharp Administration's behalf did not rise in the number of - BY BRUCE BISSSAT 4 Administration's proposals to policy as an urgent matter. of a 11?b:;: recent agency; he did not recommend and the environment a high . Russell Train, announced the opinion all things, tie has the means at Cailaghan Is an Atlantic con- similar a;proach at sinme apocalyptic operative and infmmtive in of Roger Harris and his con. to Japan la.mt grand asn Ay of heads iif hand to avoid taking any helping us solve our flnanclaj tributortj and servative, in the right sense; year, and before th would appreciate ey madt government and Mate. piIenis. very much if SchonI 11TI5 has spent 36 years 'i would reconsider tht'it actJon the Seminole Count'j Scbc..I t.nT, Reynolds System in teaching and Principal _________ Urban Sprawl VH mental Protection Agency, any prompting from public treat environmental co- munity know that we are proud it. ' l(wnana. Two Greek stations shown recently when the ad. a respectable record of camministrator of the Environ. paign utterances but without - 7 calling themselves Radio Free mously in h have found that School Board ..nd t Coin- to them- position should be to avoid Harris always was very selves Ili I ire th-ey mack , V I I %a H JOHN CONNALLY ..Turncoat Demo even t ,_4 ________ ________ In communist countries, on television to be relatively free. run by the KGi3. Whatever Impact Ittissias China, too, devotes a large and China's propaganda have No longer exactly the huge them and leaving It to Con. place among their interest, and popular fashion that it briefly gress to consider w ha t was by the beg ng of 1970 inni was In the early l970s, the best. President too was putting them I are I .t - . - z ( d1fr4 Gulag government but is thought to bc- their book. Portugal and Radio Indepen- than fivefold since 1950. In the Jamming of the BBC, the dent Spain, broadcast clan. *same period. Western broad'.'oi of America, and sonic destinely From Cluj in casting has grown at only half 'II rr - e1cs-e Lot if he believes the Liberals foreign dide, I can at reaching listeners in their in September. But some of the have been operating from Fast casters are also becoming more propaganda over the past know what goes on in Russia the younger generation in the countries. stations, notably the American. Germany i . 1. home requires some corn. balance in Europe, the Holy America. The Americans ha dealing with this Is to lay it on Purchasing for our School capable. pensating gestures towards Loch business can be quietly compL*ned that the European Ole side until the whole matter System has worked with No one has spoken out in "Independence" In foreign shelved if Mr. Wilson thinks behalf of Roger Harris, his conunitrtity failed to consul o( the balance ofadvafltageand Teagueinfiflaflcfaljf policy, he may let policy follow shelving would be convenient. Diem announcing its disathantage in Britain's mem. a number of years now. He contribution to the community the mmdesto, even it that Am if that particularly point_ plan ,a_ knows more about Seminole of Sanford, his willing attitude discussions with the bership h2s been given another County means risking a break with the less pinprick to the (Jolted Arab coontries. Schools and f4micIN lf)ok. to help akyorw that needs help. I pro-EUrOpeanS In his cabtflet States caTi be avoided, the re- than anyone else at the County think that it This Ia an old bone of coolers. is time that The aim in the The hoped-kr- result would be Secretary of State Henry of pollution causing official on a practical but makeshift hasty rebuildlfl(' ;':' Its domestic broadating from other Western stations stopped county for o present ca use of clock until th.ings have been Seminole County Schools. would not be given the op. ng Ults portant in ne impom an wl~at he does Year that affects the nuclear trouble between Europe and sorled out. 11e best way of Harris who is now Director of POrtunitY to prove themselves and decides that what the dec. might even be something of a thougnis ecretivel' This Celoctla, the United States. was to be an Atlantic parinersp r• :r Economic conglomerate purpose was to on at far Winner In Hot I Weathe W i th . to about the restraint which events are going to produce an)IM between the united States and powers that now make up France over their differing European Economic Corngoals in the world. munity, it would have cent of all adults over 14 worth, From The Mailbag of dispute Li a fundamental dash 50 per do western countries go in for nationality problem. clear lead in numbers of listeners the sort of facts and financed them for two a . Europe is M hours, or just $250 million to install and SIDO the clandestine "black" All in all. broadcasting to the listeners over all competitors, figures that are otherwise The BBC, the Voice of America under 6 million million a year run. This is txoadcastung which the corn- outside world by communist wi th the Deutsche Wetle's new' available only to a small circle and Deutsche Well e have no "i Even with that disparity, Cie inore thin the Soviet govern. niunists do. Two Stations, countries has grown enor- transmitters starting to catch of serdor party men SM of. such problems. wi communists have poured ment spends submarine the most Hungary, lifeline to many people in the __________________ since way to- If it Czechoslovakia, in the face - a . could be~e "The In- Is The propaganda war is at its iiiindbending statistics about governments can find out as Archipelago,— In the West, nobody bothers (low of day of the Yom Kippur war on the air now-and that means more Radio Fr Europe plays a freedom For Journalists and showed the BllCatthetopof the poparlty list, with Cairo radio similar role In five countries broadcas ters inside the co ° eastern Europe to which it munist countries-Western running second. The audience for communist broadcasts: Poland, broadcasts will remain a jam Western to Jail) communist broadcasts part of its own unofficial on each other's populations, countries or lay their hands on country. broadcasting hours a week, or broadcasts beamed to the u although the Greek govern, broadcasting to anti-Soviet and, their impact elsewhere does not But despite their present just under 10 million words, Western newspapers and to communist world. These ment is known to be trying to more recently, specifically begin to measure up to the magazines. alone relative objectivity, Radio Western Europe and North transmitters, which First That made jam the Greek-language anti-Russian propaganda. The resources poured Into it. probably explains the enor- Liberty and Radio Free Europe Amerien alone. In contrast. the their appearance after the broadcasts from the Deuts, che Chiriese and the It ussians both In large parts of Africa, for rnous popularity of Western still have to live down their past combined weekly broadcasting communist coup in Welle West Gennany), Nor try to exploit the other's example, the BBC still has a broadcasts, which gave connection with the CIA, which cost Nixon Missed Fourth Crown surfact or sometime. And right at the beart of that . canips, wife was worried over what to do with the bag stuffed with But until the of of Russia's View Of Western Poison typewriter ribbom. She decided to incinerate them in the fireplace, rather than leave them In the trash for the FBI to find, smuggled out more - readers publications on the fifth Russia and read and discussed for ma hon gets a Iot free r thst it liberty, are jammed even now. hottest In Asia. Russia has two Soviet "achievements," and much about the sins of "late listen to Its broadcasts. The West German station black stations, pouring ou antiIt Is interesting that Radio reasoned argument In capitalism" From local sources. Deutsche Welle, From Cologne, Maoist propaganda In Chinese, defense Soviet policies in Even where authoritarian Free Europe's listening figures has been jammed again since as well as a major sta tion terms foreign listener regimes discipline the media, dropped dramatically In January when It started broadcasting to the third world least begin to accept. the alternative for the rest of Czechoslovakia from January broadcasting In Russian called Radio Peace and Russia and China even use the population seems to be a to August, 1968-when the Alexander Solzhenitsyn's new Progress, which claims that it arguments and bcek government allowed Western ra ther Facts from no n a cornbook about Soviet prison is Independent of the Moscow marxist sources when this suits munist station or newspaper. the domestic press, radio and taken ' - Radio Free Europe and Radio a • paW largely because even the Rumania and Bulgaria. communist world. re are fewer of those lists of angriest critics of most Western According to its zrveys, about ftnancecl Munich stations, getting jammed by Athens). I . of a Beirut Budapest, and even in An opinion poll consists of underground Prague. broadcasts in the West is so tiny 4 ilk - ____ battle Is far more effective than the Comm u nists' efforts, rassed Western governments to abandon this most powerful of • - - the others. / I- show that D e BBC has 15 The sthUonbeoa&ata 18o( buy Westen newspapers at the more listeners for its Ilindi theSovetU'slangge• It foreign press shop In adcaststnlargeurbanareu would ilketobe "an alternatlye Jerozolimake AleJe In Warsaw I)me service." than Moscow radio. and that Western newspapers carried out among the radlo in pe, Winning Arabic service does better than cent of Radio Liberty's output In sole dollar, according to an Economist survey, the West's side of the - J-~ ,. - -. at wo.tk transmitters whose % . them home paper bags to destroy. When he was arrested during the Watergatge break-in, hi loyal I - _____ fist world are a 'relic of the cold war."The British treasury wants which is why the Soviet Union keeps up its pressure on hare -- , CIA consultant 12e Pennington attended the second burning. swears that Ruth MeCord burned only old magazine articles, had Is to cut - structircs of 94 B-&Ds in order them is related to the basic to select the best aircraft for design of the Poseidon missile, Proof test, modificati 's Wilson would now suggest to lnckknt was "basically correct" on and which every FUIOO to James Callaghan, has already nowhere at the moment, and political and personal cornCh retention," believewe Is have sound." entirely he ancellor Willy Brandt that named April 1 the day when MYSTERY CONGRESSMAN: Attorney General William total CC6t the troop-cutting mltznent to French President Britain and Germany sho ' uld Sasbe titillated reporters recently by telling them about a Britain due to bring its farm negotiations Vienna are not Pompldou. This could be ImI ist on e commu ty telling myst w)rt prices one step closer to ns th ni ery congrewnan who came to him seekin. t.r',rv.. M. the EEC level as the occasion Me Am icans what it was Jimmy Hoff& to engage in Teamster Union poUtics. cooking up. The French for throwing down an Initial mysterious errand correctly say the United States boy as Rep. Larry Williams, R-Pe. Our sources say guantiet. Mr. Healey's budget Williams not should consult Europe more, only approached Saibe but later this month will provide a buttonholed President Hlxon at a the Bri tish and the Germans White House Christmas party, test of the Labor manifesto's can answer that consultation is The irrespi-esslble Hoffa, whose prison sentenc Promift to cut the defense e for jury a two-way business, and that if tampering was commuted by the Pr budget by several hundred esident, Is eager to regain his B.yjAMCARy the Nine cannot keep In touch old post as Teamsters chief. Th million pounds a year, a wrest their inde pecidem from e governmen with America as th e Nine they presidential pardon bars him from involvement tInclaims WASUNGTON-The graind Britain. promise which Itself has to be Teamsters themselves will do it as the pclltics, but Hoffa Since those days of not. strutM of President Nixon's measured against the party insists that It became unconditional after , ,, Two. foreign policy called for forging forgotten glory France's world March 10, 1973. conference's vote in the autumn a new relationship with Europe dariding has skidded badly. for a cut of a billion pounds or To press Haifa's case, Williams sought an appointment on 'rtie biggest test, however. Feb. 4 with Sail,, and showed up with a Hoffa ll this year based m clearly Exhausted after World War 1, nearly a third of Britain's total what Mr. Wilson a y, Al Lii' iWined mutual a*mbm =4 its armies present military spending. And collapsed negotiating, the terms ci entry Earlier.Wilhla.'ns twice cornered President Nixon and talked to intej-easj of the entire Atlantic Ingloriously in World War II. the manifesto also says the into the EEC. The lassie Mr him about Haifa at a Christmas party. So wce with direct knowledge of the incident tell us that, the second Labor govervunent will try to Much of the French empire Callaghan has picked on time, the This accomplishment was to subsequently disappeared when President told Williams wi th some Irrita tion: " get rid of the American missile April 1 deadline for Larry, I got your have been added to three Vietnam and Algeria message. base at Holy Loch Increase In British f T earlier monumental foreign debilitating Williams denied to us that be spoke to Nixon about Hoffa but 'as the first step" In the armsindependence port prim lik"Tards cornmunity poLcy achievements of the 5tjuggj academic confirmed he attended the party. cutting talks with the Russians. levels Is largely admilflixtra titia-detentie with If the left hand really did get the Not even a bitter and proud because in fact, excep(per.hapa f Ur Said Union, detente with new Leader, Charles do Gaulle, better- of the right hand In all for beef and one two other Communist Cdna and sue- nor his successor. Georges those could thirigs, the supportor price is well cesaful negotiation of a peace Poinpldon, were able to restore find Britain cell on the below the market price con. aVerment in Vietnam, the firmer luster, wards a strangely lonely place sumers actually pay. unrttain A sort of___ fourth jewel in the In the world. anewunces that It does not pro- Editor, Herald Administration. In the 1$ rears Left a weakened nation Of 31 administration's a cu.. But it will not necessarily go Pose to make the increase, De' Sir that I have known Roger I have million in a world dominated by Now the European effort has like that. It depends, as so much 7US k1tt 15 in regard to the always found him to be a man of which would technlcally put it beentornuwpfrrthaf1is,ycj the United States and Soviet C on the h.Iaj0( Mr. in violation of the rules, the Semlnole Cou*SchW Boards OWMAndillill 6111111cler. I Would litter They poblidy Union, Prance soon carved out calculationj community can afford to treat actiCO of iiot appointing Roger hate to think that aamecew who J. •. reveal the divisive iiies that 11w t role in which It could what is likeliest to win him the Harris as AJaistan$ Superlj. has spent years in service to this as one ci those Mill exert major leverage on have smoldered beneath next election. If he judges that which it stow Its ',wn internal tendent Finance .,,IA the the people of Seminole won countries had no fewer i- 3.WO indeed, caused smoke campaign committet'ii famous sbredders, McCord 0 * Sen. J. William Fulbright thinks that broadcasts to the Commu- stage , were two incinerations in papers,weretnlactwhenheuwtlwm,hetoldus, But two days earlier, we have now learned, she destroyed a tangle of old typewriter ribbons Thesehad been removed by McCord, an ex-CIA agent, from President Nixon's campan beauarteu. An expert could determine from the ribbons what had been written on the ypewriters. Because the ribbons fouled the ____________ Br*t i ai n Is At Crossro(ids Euro World Watchi'o ng program was deferred pending modification program milar there letters and clippings but not any Watergate,-relsted "I can see this won't be one of your ordinary nose jobs." the 6 No folders cith CIA material th am, one merely retirement ________ Sddesi-iger pointed out, the prior to completion of a - - j p ________ _______ - rflfcatwn of 80 B-.521)s last teniber its reliability was March to insure that the "greater than that obtained for Programmed service life could our earliest Polaris system and be attained. As Defense Isatkastcompar-abkto tha t of Secretary James H. the advanced A-3 (Polaris)-, J He ______ ____ ,' damage after the damper closed and the smoke billowed through the house. UI ____ /) t the McCord fireplace. The first ______ - ." West of I QJ ii __~~_~ T. ilea-- We have now learned _____ . I while Mrs. James McCord. wife of the inside the Watergate. It _______________ '_ _______ by Waterbugger, burned papers following the arrest of her husband J 7 _____ ________ 11 much to heart, At the moment, Russia and WASH1NGN - News accounts ci this week report that a CIA Pjj Sut The followers apparently still take and the other East-European operative stood North second of th out paper and wi the European security boundaries," an idea his conference in Geneva, Russia aFord - One Battle War: nth Last Sep tember, Just before said that radio was a the opening the ls t,w4 rnw, Radio INDONH1NS - _____ -. 1 The "newspaper ___ i ., ___ ____________ Sunday, April 7, 1974-5A " Watergate Paper Burn? ___________________ ). The Sanford Herald ________ —- an of ____ ____ ,d'— WASHINGTON -. The year million, or about $3 million per 1973 was not exactly a banner plane. year for the health and The D model of the B-52, , 1 i __________________________________ now "- . ___ for the test of 94 aircratt and the Jock Anderson -4 _ \<\ T. __________ —.— Not - '_~ . __ .._~ I, - ..'~ __ addui, ,btiac, muttIplies, divides 906rd . 0 StUA~ /, 11 I /1/1/1.4 For Information Contact Patrick Dalsemer or Gordon Toll 628•2008 �6A—The Sanford Herald - j -_-. ---- ------ - Sunday, April?. 1974 D aydreams About Retiring Can Turn Into Nightmares ' The Sanford Herald 1. I.. 30 f T - - - - " I ± A - - - - There's More To NameThan Naming logist for the Chicago Mayor's time, Incomes reduced by as worker for 31 years, was laid off people get Ill more frequently, Office, studies aging In relation much as 60 to 70 per cent and a nobut money receivedbecause that they have an adverse effect to work. Most of his time is lost sense of purpose. he was short of the loyear work on younger employes, that they "Retirement places so mifl)' spent with industry, lecturing are inflexible to change and the limit, on preretirement plans, postre. active people In a state of ',usA New York glass worker had aging process affects their tirelnent programs and posti.e. penslon. What l try todolsto a stroke at the age of 48. He work. stress Industry cooperation, found he was ineligible to tirement employability, "They will also tell you hiring Klein knows a lot about Employers should make their receive any pension money older employes ups their in. tirementhom firsthand expert. workers aware of the need for because the lImI for stroke dustrial Insurance. But work. retirement planning. ence. victims IS 50 U5. compensation men's is "Yearly, 150 million At the age of 55 he retired and Other employes have suf. determined on the basis of the Americans retire. They, face SHS 5 "p,,' ' ' 1 ,,. ' "5, * PRACTICING FOR Lyman High School Stage Band concert Tuesday at 7:30 pm. in the school aduitorium fire (Ito r) three members of the swinging group Carol Stein, John Newkirk and David Nelson. John Blair will direct the program sponsored by Lyman Band Boosters, - . '- - -.' - - '41 - -. - -- -- - - DAVID COHEN S - - --- --- --- -=----- 0 Students Altamonte Elementary School will register pupils on tended Illness was explained b>' April 9, who will attend kinderMrs. Carlene Duke of 'ten at Altamonte School homebound program at the during the 1974-75 school recent Seminole County Parentsemion Registration will begin Teacher Association Council. the at 10 a.m. in the school Mrs. Duke said with can caletoriurn. tutoring, which parents The fall school session will be obtain by contacting their held in a new building now child's school principal, a student can return to the under construction on Pine View Avenue , off Palm Springs Seminole High School Student He was chosen for recognition classroom wi th out interrupting Drive. Body President David S. Cohen in the 6th Annual Edition of the learning process. will leave soon for Tallahassee "Who's Who Among American Any child who will be enElementary and middle where he will serve in the High School Students," He school students may receive up tering first grade at Altamonte Florida State Senate as a also eligible to compete for one to three hours privatc tutoring not now in a public kindergar messenger. The son of Mr. and of the 10 scholarshIps awarded weekly while high school ten should be registered at this Mrs. Lewis A. Cohen of 432 by the publishers. After students will receive four hours time aba. It is now necessary to Scott Ave., Sanford, David graduating in June, he plans to or wha tever is needed to fulfill bring the child, but pa re n ts should have with them a birth would like to enter the world of enroll In University of Florida. schedules. certificate or other proof of politics. It was announced that county As head of the student body, council delegates, Mrs. Dede birth, Forms for physical David has exhibited excellent Schaffner and Mrs. Gloria examination and immunization i i leadership qualities and has Ward, will attend State will be given with registration. h l also LcgislJltive Day in Tallahassee served 3n the Staff members and a April 16 and 17. Administrative Advisory Board representative from the county , and Interact. He was chairman A nominating committee health department will be on of the Seminole County Walk-acomposed of Mrs. Dorothy hand to answer questions. MONDAY APRIL$ thou and is active In his Temp!e Culpepper, chairman, and Mrs. t child must be five years old Hamburgers on bun youth group. Mary Baker, Mrs. Linda onorbefore Jan. 1, 1975 to enter •I Buttered whole kernel corn McKee, Mrs. Beverly Tish and kindergarten and six years old (;rris Gordon llathav;ii.% %%as ri.,m, ':.ter first crade ,'I)pk'.SuCC R o lls, milk. butter David Cohen To Serve State Senate As Page Of Coming Events Ground choice No Apoointm.nt tH F I / _________ '- beef, managers Buttered rive April 44 April 6-7 Tomatoes (stewed or cold Oviedo High School presents Pet Concern will sponsor IPA "Camelot," 8 p.m., ichool table at Maitland Flea Market, commodity) Green peas coons. April 6-7, with proceeds Pineapple upside down cake going to animal welfare, Rolls, milk, butter April Sanford-Seminole returnable April 1 bottle collection to benefit I.ongwooa Elementary Rodeheaver Boys Ranch. Call School advisory committee Jaycee Information Center, meeting at 8 in school French Avenue for pickup. library. 7 April S 6 Seminole Players of Seminole A Layman's l.00k at Mental Junior College final production Retardation, 10 weeks, 7p.m. to of "A Thurber Carnival" in the 10 p.m., SJC 1207.208. Call for SIC lobby at 8 pin. ri,servations, at " .' ' , .' .t. ' .'- :"t • -. — ,,_'-,,,,,,_ ,,_ 4' b '5 ,d - • ',.' 'WEDNESDAY APRIL 10 '- Easier Ham Sweet po ta toes ( commo dity) We slaw Cake, managers choice folk milk, butter ' . J. " 1 '1 -' '. - - l"• __ — "w' S• ___________ _____ _____ : GIRLS STATERS - AMERICAN I EGION Auxiliary 3 of Sanford is sponsoring Lisa Rivero ( left) and Charlotte Ringling from Seminole Ifigh School in the upcoming Girls State program in Ta llaha.sc, THL'R,SDAY APRIl. 11 AND FRIDAY APRIL 12 IIOl.IDAt' , June 1421. Rural Areas 'Skipped' Crises By CRAIG AMMERMAN Associated Press Writer The gasoline lines, the re. newed emphasis on IIt3.S Iran. sit, the skyrocketing utility bilLs are all things people in rural America have read about. But in most cases they've seen little y of them. A SPECIAL SECTION OF 51 hmiess SANFORD HERALD '- r ii j L(I itJCkly -_._ changes because of the energy (T1315. But the problems endured by many cities ni suutbs translate into aI,gravuons rather than crises for rural areas It is almostzr,posibe to guage what Imp-id Or energy situation will have "n 1utur small town li it tiany wti.m live there find t t4re, tt txlIe',-e any lasting tang s will tie forced upon tps!n ',Itli the cxception of high prl-.'e-i for gaso. line. lie of The energy crisis, like other sudder, changes In the country's lifestyle, has had some impact on rural America But it Is less noticeable and more likely to be Ignored than in the cities and suburbs. BEA HJOHES $344212 Sardard 44W bRA RAVIUNS $344212 For more Information 322.2611 031-9fl3 DPadllneAprjlll,i,743 m 'l' The problems the cities generally reach the rural areas, but in a diluted form. And the of Altamonte Spri ngs % millions of people who live there hr the most part go about their daily lives much the way they always have. SHIRLEY MILLET 534 9212 Forest Ci1 ' -- -. TUESDAY APRIL9 Realtors Week JIILOA RICHMOND Associated Press re porters w ho viaited rural communities In five stales In recent weeks reportedthere have been some reported 66111867 , ---- DAYS LEFT RE ALTO ' ------- 9 Seminole Calendar a ' --- ONLY 531-441-4 Sat.. Sun, Ste S p. "' - _ -= 322.771 Mon.. Fri.9 109 Lunches , - THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE SANFORD LONGWOOD 301 E. First St. 903 N. Hwy. 17.92 Sc oo - ,_., ' LFU '"SMULOCK9 Altnmnnt Free tutoring service available to Seminole County students out of school for four or more weeks because of ex. LYMAN STAGE BAND CONCERT ' . L DRAMA CLASS PRESENTS PLAYS To Students - ;: £ e Registers .in, Oil car Ig;a1.14 R1':llI.:AJ(sIN(; FOR "Two Sides of Darkness" being Students not attending presented by Seminole high School Advanced Drama Class April 24, (Ito r) Darryl Seminole ortroomsatthis time who plan to attend Seminole Thomas, Sydell Stapler, Steve Littlejohn and next year, are asked to register Jan Jenkins, Two-one-act plays "I'm Herbert" during the second week of May and "Act Without Words" will be presented t Seminole High. An apApril 10. Directors are Gary Rankin, drama pointrnent Is not necessary. intern and Mrs. Jane Epps, drama instructor, Tutoring ISrc?aIbcj. . • l ow ilre'oh attending Seminolle Parents are asked to re s' course selections of their students and to call school co unselors if questions arise. / ByJOANCOLBY C4 News Sers-lce ; :,' will talk with students r - ... '1 Registration for Seminole Iligh School for the 1974.75 school year will begin April 18. Counselors will talk with 'rooms students April 18-22. selcxs FrontApril 25-May 5. coun- AM 'S , Students To Register Red China Thaw Turns Cool Again? "Lakes his home inmy vacuum. closed ton hot days) or open Icalculate there are at least He prefers to bore hoies in the I when it Is 12 below zero). 500 demons in our house, and dLsposabie bags, When I switch I'm certain there Is a devil In probably mare. All the attention on the vacuum, a great cloud of charge of stubbing toes. He Presently being paid to the subject of soot shoots out at 90 miles per lurks around alter midnight I've been trying to get an exorcism has been very hour. The demon only performs sticking lamp tables in your appointment with an exorcist. enlightening to me. when I am completely out of path as you stumble half-asleep But they are all booked up until Now I know what is wrong vatim:n bags, forcing me 0 to the bathroom. August. with my typewriter. It is travt to store to c up possessed by the devil. This evil that "ungodly" spirit is continually transposing iaIuralIy, the devil, i naia caresses etters, making cominas. in.. itlerteid to his broUm stead of periods, seniieolons Vacuum, lsallsettn either getj NEW DEI.HI, India (AP) hit only nne on the three poi. rath-r Uan qouLt1on iiarka, flat, rnurdt'r the battery, or lntba is caressing the hope that tire holes necessary for conand refusing to indent for preferably both, signs of offshore oil will run Into clusive Indication that oil exists paragraphs, Besides these wicked spirits a black bonanza to help beat the in commercial quantities. Just as Ifinish a page of copy I've Ineniumed, there are E'.il energy cr isis. at 60 words per minute (what I Ones In my washer . dryer. But Prime Minister Indira The press carries lack in aceurac 1 make up in wasler ircuit box furnace almost Gandhi's government is unable daily reports of new optimistic thii dt'vil 1res to hot water heater, toaster, dc%clopnwnL. in the extensive to wait. hard-pressed by in. make an error in the very Last electric can opener, and Indian search for oil Inland and creased oil prices and faced with rest over food prices and television under territorial waters. And when I try to cover up the "wag the Attention centers on the scarce vVins Our *tioie house is populated ray mistake, wj W7M 10 hillEl _________ he 'iucs me to erase by demons, It is a em Ussi Bombay. Him, a oI •L.. nmn too vthemently, r i.pping a nice splits the fitted sheet* at their IMP wr u Into a beacon. fiffleimi. in the now smudgy corners while we'reasleep, 11 W0I flotthwsst Of A peirciesgu minl*y study us to ike p on Bombay, dlctsthatwmualIndianoIJ It Isn't just the typewriter mattresses. production will rise, that has been taken over. Thetr is the bath tub demon minister, D.K. Borcoab, told Another demon resides In my that makes us fall down, parliament recently that the In. hand-mixer. He enjoys elimbieg out. dun Oil and Natural Gas Corn0 !" releasing t he beaten as I an mission will pr ess explora ons There's a whole tribe i:iU I whippm dessert topping with demons that cause drt'sser there and begin pumpingti oil k'ii' • :1(1 the result that 20 square feet of drawers to stick and closet "wMn three Years." kitchen to come off their Foreign experts are less opti• " with Law-CalEasee.Wh,p. The nastiest devil of all inlstic, underlining that the Yet another satanic agent makes the patio doom' jam either &inbay High drilling team Reason 16. We'll try to do everything we can to save you money. After all, want your business again next year. we t ing. He went back to college, though names and would never want to George and Jan say they are more ineanmful to him," says Social Securit.' h been plans when their company goes not the age of employes." (pk, NeScrice "In the 193thi I attended the increasing it s change them." a typical couple. lie's husky, 6 Ms. Browder who has two stillremains . bankrupt. Klein's mes.s.agetoindu.stry is University of Illinois, but they sufficient. A person that works She says she always has had foot 4, 230 pounds and a children and lives in Klein says recent legislative to hire older workers for their Invited me to leave because I LOS ANGELES, Calif.— trouble with people misspelling professional boat bulkier. She's necticut. fInals." aM 31 years shouldn't have to exist changes are working to aid the experience and expertise, 'Honey, If Our baby Es a boy. I Janna, but she likes being the didn't like earned his bachelor's In on $2,000 a year. But many do." employs. But as Ralph Nader "Employers should act as wanttonamehimfloraceafte onlypersonsheknowswlthher Klein says every employs says, "The way pension plans guides for the benefit of their my father," says Mary, name. . political science and a master's should check out the pension are now, they're no more workers. The older person is ., clasping her hands over her Her daughter's middle name in Industrial gerontology. He's plan of his company. "Too reliable than the horse races." becoming the most Increatngly bulging waist. now writing his dIss.'rtat1on. many employes have been Is Janene. Mrs. Brown says It There has never been a suc- political citizen. Just look at the "Oh, no, we're not," say Bill Just seemed to pop Into her Klein says he was one of those startled to find that a technical. cessful prosecution of an em Gray Panthers." emphatically. "No kid of mine head. •people who looked forward to a Ity can keep them from ployer for misuse of pension 4 His message to the workers is 4! is going to be named Horace.! "We wanted a Swedish name - sunny retirement. He planned realizing any of their pension money when it is money sup. to plan for retirement. "It can want to call him John." I togo with our last narne to spend most of time rem money." (He cited several plied by the company. be the best time of their life." "Not John!" says Mary, is Swedish," says Mrs. Steve wrinkling up her nose. "There Ek. are too many Johns in the She says she and heir husband ' family now." were careful to chow aname Months later, when the doctor that would have a pleasant - -- says. "You have a son," Mary sound because people usually j By EDWARD NEIL4N The announcement con' speculation WA Bill still haven't agreed on mispronounce their last name that these slowdown Is more than a Copley News Service a name. as Eek. firmed and elaborated on the developments might have some temporary phase." -attack on Lin Piso and Coo- effect on US.-Qiina relations, The committee, catalyst on While someParents peniithe "I asked my husband's WASHINGTON entire nine months before their Swedish grandmother for ideas —The Peo. fuclus which had been which showed a warming trend the U.S. side for cultural ext -.-plc's Republic of China Is escalating since the Chinese in 1973. baby Is born arguing over and she suggested Dagmar," changes with Ciilna, says spreading the word, through Its Communist Party's 10th names, others use the time to say Mrs. Ek. "I liked the name, mere has Indeed been a Chinese delegations are conemissaries abroad, that the Congress last August. mate a unique name for their but I changed the spelling to slowdown In cultural cx- tinuing to travel abroad, trade -. current campaign to revive the baby. Dagnye. I found her middle The editorial called for "a changes, but according to the negotiations remain on a -. revolutionary romanticism f When Mrs. Guy Laverty was namewhithisAdjna in a baby National Council on U.S.ina 'busthes54ual basis," and orougIoing revolution theculturalrevolutlonwjfl have pregnant with Cambra Irene, name book." and Relations, "There seems as yet a full slate of exchanges is no Impact on Pkin foreign realm of ideology In her husband put letters Mrs. Ek says Il she has 01010409 but consolidatingg I h e no reason to conclude that this Planned for 1974. policies. together to form a pleasant. another daughter she will try to achievements of the great China, we are told, sounding name that was findaspecialname for her. but asluflholilewlfe and aworking Shesays sh named her " proletarian cultural tnldstOfaflaeathetjcdebateon unusual. if she has a son, she probably girl. ' month-old daughter Erin the correct ideological response revolution. "We wanted a name that will pick a They're typical—excepI for because It means peace. A foreign culture and that their names. would go well with our last General political mobilization Each family has its to second reason she likes All nothing devious should be read followed, Including the em. George n.anwafldnotbetoodjffnt" reasons and traditions for name Is because it dOtMi't He's Jan. says Mrs. Laverty. nto choosing a child's name phasis on rallies, study Mr.& Mrs. reveal the child's sex. Cambra was given Irene as a In the five years they've been and wall posters that have "I've often wished when music, films and novels, Alan J. Cbarifln While some parents are mIddle name after bet mother. happy with uncommon names married the confusion has been filling out a lob application that campaign The object tl$Sarlta Is of notthe present marked similar campaigns In to topple Mn. Robert Brown says the or 'unusual spellings, other endless. Jan Jarvle still refuses my name didn't reveal I was past, Prezni Chou En4al a picked her daughters name prefer i , thU(Ir,I to call his wife by her given woman," says Ms. pi.Ay political leaders, publicly endorsed the campaign Browder. but to prevent the return to In a speech welcoming the from the Bible. Melea Is the after relatives. name, which actually is spelled Her 3-year-old son, Dustin, activo political life of those who president of Zambia Feb. 24. of Jon. tliij'd member of her family George and Jan Jarvle, ' was named because She and her were disgraced during the whosene was tekenfrn the San Diego, Calif., say If they cultural tion named for a husband Walt like the name. Jarvic was revolu o 1967. There has been considerable third chapter of Luke. have children they probably Finnish ancestor. Dustin Is German for & Despite these Chinese His wife says jokingly that fighter, Ms. Bnwder says, assurances and expressions of '.,. her name was made up by a "It probably Is gaining in dismay at Weste.n in. — ve.y odd mother who couldn't popularity In the United States terpretalion of the campaign, think of anything else, because of the actor Dustin Own has bea a perceptible "TO this day, we have to fight Hoffman." downgrading In the enthusla.vn to get Jan listed as a husband on with Which Peking undertakes There are more credit applications and me as than 3,000 cultural Interchange with unusual, symbolic, creative Western countries. the wife," says George, " nieces and nephews have a names in her baby name bo& Exchanges between the terrible time with Uncle Jan She has Included traditions and Aunt George, but they're behind many ethnic names, United States and Communist plus suggestions for creating China are proceeding on a finally getting 41 correct and businesslike basis, new names, s some persons aren't able to but the process seems to be 4 Its a trend to seek names mote selective than laugh about mixups caused by a year ago. their unusual names as easily with deep personal meanings A brief recap of the political for the parents, and ultimately, as the Janies do of course, for the child," says campaign Is Instructive: On Feb. 2, the Peking People's "Tell the child the meaning of Ms Browder. by Daily in a front-page editorial his name and the tradition The trend . .. . behind It," suggests Sue names like Tamera, %rtahai, announced "a mass movement Browder, who has written "The Shake, Tabltha, Kendra, Initiated arid personally led by New Age Baby Name Book" Jedldiah, Jerznain, Tywon, Chairman Mao Tse-tunK." HARRY, HAPPY,-HORA'flO, ECT, (Warner Paperback Library, TInIka, Ails, Nofretete, "My name Is Janna and my will choose something simple $1.50) Destrea, Darshon and Damien, sister's Is Rhesa," says Mrs. like Bill for a boy or Mar)' for a New "s the "If your child knows why he all recorded recently at Brown. "We both love our girl, was given his name It will be hosplt.als. rn Devil Made Her Type This Henry Block has 17 reasons why you should come to us for income tax help. - By CAROLYN ('OIL The WE HAVE STATE FORMS I Klein says that the average the water, working at fishing, cases: the California conhis favorite sport. After three struction worker that had been 65-year-old retiree has 12 to 14 months he was greatly disillu- on the job 3l years. During that years of life ahead of him. He CHICAGO —'- Most people," sloncd and says he still finds It time he Joined a different local suggests they find work In a said Lester Klein In an inter. hard to look a fish In the face. of the same union. When he related field. He also cautions view. "daydream all their lives "The rosy picture painted by applied for retirement he dis oldd workers against Joining a About retirement. Yet when II Madison Avenue has little to do covered he was Ineligible major Industry. finally happens, It turns out to with thc realities of retirement, because he had too little time in 'They have the most fan. be the nightmare of their life." Thes' realities include large either union.) tastic excuses for not hiring Klein, an industrial geronto. blocks of unfilled, unittructured Another man, an aerospace older people. They say old - diamond is the only crystal clear, when reduced ivm composed of only, one to dust, it is as black as other element carbon Although carbon. - By JOANN IVEY Copley News Service -4-. Sunday, April?, 1974-7A All PatIna --- - - - - - --- --- - -- --=- ----------------- - - .-- - -------- :- - Qrxpericnrc residents are less likely to drir 50 miles or so to urban shoppin nte,'s Other stores, such a :k4hing concerns, report a droi in business, and attribute it ti local residents spending les because of higher prices foi food and gasoline. --Local residents w10 drivt considerable distances to s* or to watch the local high school athletic teams are more likely to form car pools, and they aren't taking as many trips. Take a load off your shoulders, or your attic, or garage, or basement. Sall those idle items for quick cash in the Want Ads, it has been the experience of innumerable newspaper readers that nothing moves goods and services as effectively as the Want Ads. Experience the satisfaction of finding great bargains, such as a better car, a larger home or apartment, or any of the wide variety of things offered in Classified. And it can be a Profitable experience if you have items around the house you no longer need because someone reading the Want Ads will Pay you good, hard cash for them, Want Ads reach thousands. Most r".rt! areas visited by AP rep rt'-rs have endured 'mmc t4 wiges are higher, and a :ev.' se'r.ce stations have gone ;lj' of '.wlness. Small Mo. tel., ta'. C EP rerienccd a (fri1) in bu ,r.r is, When you are thinking Want Ads, experience is the best reacher. alit dbg 1x2 means 1 column by 2 In. ches. Too small for an ad to be noticed or ci. -41tL .is generally ktep lective? You're reading '-, Uermostats lower, this onel - -S,iii. local stores report inn. 1.'r ,!SskJ business because local a - - ------------ --- ---- --- 1roft appearing in The Sanford Herald are available to you in 8*10 reprint size for $3. DIAL 322-2611or831.9993 -- - ---- - --- ---- PHONE 322.2611 or 831-9993 - - --- - - - - N.t.tc.ary �--N . __ -----: ____ _ ___ - _... -- - --u _ - ________________________________ - . I ; Angels 'Assault' Ipr C .i rra b r By KEN RAPPOPORT , 0 r o a '7 '1 'Wierdie To Win 'i. _________ _____________________________ '.. V - -t - 4A -. ____ - __ . •- - iç 4 —. a.Inmor, 41- -.. - - o i000 i - - -. school century man with a time of 9.2 in the 100 yard dash. Here In Ws - _____________________________ ___________________________ _____________ 't. May'Heat ' Up' A Little -1_ Hockey Association playoffs get meeting the Toronto Toron Sun. The Wtaiers and Ute Cougars underway. day night in the East and the split eight games dunn the The antagonism between the Winnipeg Jets hosting the regular campaign. John French more _r IN— _,", ' - '. ,,.-', .4': --.- ?--— - h--'- "i' - ' - off was in order. Mesota wo a ..A'.: - - .. (1' ': , -1,q , C. : IV ri f Edmont n ut'ebeenthn'1h. -:j- 4 Angeles 5-2. added another goal into an Nesle 's Fighting Saints are empty net with two seconds left the playofl game -Z and the Oilers have the league's highest sco ng or Atlanta, California closed club and boast the top individ. out the season with a 12-gamie winless streak. ______ 'j - nesota Cttii ___ - lt'-n yb thtied 1 gitIs Harry ,Venit', 'They beat .i [we out hs til b i1iiit !l '1,ht 3 n ic., u' k, r sexfld ha4iii itki 5, I1f? ROOM(- Dennis 'i'tTvergaert and Piul., (rtitb I the tint Ii mni and '/,tn. and three of those were at our £erJur4jt.rrjsctt, out with a couver con wd home. lohut ____ ______________________________ x ~Sil-jf;:~A_ N - . -- .., - ~ The defending champion Nw pied to stress defe, England Whalers open their ________________ --- ______________ Tannahifi got the other Canuck - rr- -- ___________________ :- That Horse Didn't t .FI i ill .0 fj e Stripes POMPANO BEACH. Fla. mde ax",t P) — Staai1 Steamer ts Steamer when Ii is '-s, u still the Insteit b7Wn trotting the atmormal trotting gait ceed Li tacekimg ie of ths At. 81111111111 in ON WwW, but thIlIt' s DrIgIer Arn Palm only W 10 ncan beads wblcb are Mm to not saying much. get the zebra a quarter mile to be nearly impossible to do. The pride of Busch Gieclens, Cant Wyn's th'ee fourths of a mesticate, ow of the few zebras ever mile, but Cars Wyn.caught Billy Haughton, harness rac. kil"n to have been broken. Staideprille Steamer nearing kq,s Wki" ic" MOM made his racing debut at Porn. the finish line to win in a time of winning driver, called It right day pack harness Lak Fri- 1:37 4, before the rare when he d, "j night and finished a pcor Paton, who trained Stanley- know he's th second to Cara Wa trotting bille Steamer, admitted being zebra in th e fastest racing e workL But since horse. outclassed against horses, tie's the only one, I guess that a handicap of a half - But he £'uu.d a challenge to jj jM,• - ..- -- - - r=u- fl - - - - - - -- ,. -- - :, --- -- -- __ -±--__- Sunday, April 7, 197A I O ,oJ I ^X ZI 'di DU*ST I - 'i ' - . - "- ' - - - - — - (Herald Pilate By John Ch.qwa; PLEASE DON'T GUN ME DOWN ! - defensive player" measures up as am game. At the outsel of the season ' .1 THE HANDS go up in self defense as if to say "I didn't mean to hit a double honest! Girls' softball action this past week in Casselberry was hot and heavy and full of unexpected turns. The new recreation program has the females out in force three times a week. with a 4.10 ERA.Steve HaNest, 0 power packed players with a .348 average, Island, N.Y.; Stan Edge and Al compact swing that unmerci- First baseman lion Babe hits Martin head the often hit staff fully pounded the ball for a .519 for about the same average. ifh 4-I records. The composite atragc, is no linger with the Mel (attis, a highly touted ERA of tile staff is 3.17, not bad, team. Personal reasons were catcher, who does aspire to be a but disappointing after swing cited for the 28-year-old major leaguer, and could very from 192 the last 14 games sonnel and schedule as (1) we'll crucial .se gment of their be good defensively (2) we'll schedule this month in hopes of hv adequate hitting and 3 i if '.tr( miung such obstacles as an) thing hurts us it will be our Florida -Southern, Rollins, pit, Eukerd College and the - __ W ~_ ~_ ~-_ - — Wheelchairs . Coaches Build Teams, 104 . If They're Smart Enough - . 41 Wn s - - - I... _. Aren't Jaiels . 32 3 90 332 773 30 37 W.nn,peg Vancvr I I I the coaches dont know whether one job they get another. Alvin the ball Is stuffed or pumped. Ddrk is the most recent and NEW YORK — (NEA) — In basketball, the coach has a best example. He got bounced a Something incredible took clipbosrd and he looks to few times and now winds place during the NCAA basket- television announcers And some the A's manager. How much , ball championships. Two viewers the way Einstein did smarter is Alvin Dark today coaches took responsibility for holding a sheet of paper thanwtter.hemanagedlosersat losing tournament games, covered with squiggles. Cle veland and Kansas City? Rarely in the history football, the coach paws Older, yes, but brillianter? august though sweaty the sidelines to check or what Managers In baseball are profession has such candor else, dirty work. Then he puts nearly as valuable as the coc. reared its head. on his earphones. Sometimes a useless remnant of a Past John Wooden of UCLA said youseeacoachonthesidel1 when we roamed the earth ° that he had allowed his team to doing a li ttle jig. Often his face all fours. grow "complacement.11, UCLA says the dam is over anger or Sometimes there is an in. lost to North Carolina State in Joyasseenonthefield.Ialways novstor, like Casey Stengel the semifinals alter gaL, as think he is listening to music. (who discovered that indeed a muchual7-puintLeadat Then the coach takes his manmayhitacurveballbetter ,;.'. point. While on the subject, clipboard scratches his when the ball breaks into him Wooden also hoisted the burden brainy backside. Now I don't instead of away torn him. And for blowing the Notre Dam know what he's list nd behold he begins to , t game earlier In the season; it Maybe It's a commercial, platoon players and wins a ended UCLA's 88-game winning And has anyone ever seen the million pennants, streak. front side of the coach's clipAlso In the NCAA, Marquette board? And coach A] McGuire said that he he may be drawing dlrty pic- extraordinary organizer, Like had fllpped his wig while ob- tures. Don Shula. Who also is so on 4 !,_K.A jecting to some referee calls, The first Lesson a football of the game that he can answer and Un techni fouls on hirn coach must learn is what to say questions of strategy after a , : with out ha ving-to repair helped make North Carolina to the press. If he can master togame a dark room. Sta te the collegiate champions. thaL he will always have Job. _ -. Meanwhile, the North The worst thing to say to a And s3metimes Owe is a ; _. .-. Carolina State coach, Len question why, is, "I'll ha ve to coach smart enough not to in. .. Sloan, would have had good wait until I check the game Red terferewlthhzssmartplayers. Auberbach was such a rayreason to undergo a Lobotomy If films tomorrow." _ North Carolina State had lost Many coaches keep their jobs inij genius. And sometimes a manager ng ow like Walter Alston will fit his games. For he had the character, and two, that 'e' theoricstobisplayers.Whenhe pâtiLT.,"\ . preposterous posture uf "moti vate" the men. Darrell allowing the wondrous David Royal. coach of University of had sluggers in EbbeLs Field, ,. .-slugged to pennants. When io_.~Tyxf.* Thompson to spend much of the Texas football. along withthey he had to devise defensive up as * of this In - ( " j yq US 160 31 39 5 73 241 7$ I 30 Pm Ptt$bugp 27 30 I 55 270 113 pm Angeles 25 35 0 2 )9 3)9 I ') 9114 time dribbling the ball abolt 40 eminent psychologists, agree feet away from the basket, sd that coaches build football at Pttilamwtpioa, - I i ' Little -. If', League Repor --' t - - ' By JOHN CHERWA LEE(;EIGER HeraldCorre'spondcni w L P0 OS Catsatberry Orangi . I&N - - 3 0 I0') Alteranopeningweekfifl 0 v'ith water and curfews the Lake Mary hot .Serninole Bmwo Major dl. Prosser Ford 0 sisionmovedintoUielrseyj AMIRICANLIAOUE week of play with less n- - Vosha Rqlr,g Lii: t.'' Pt- ' ' ')rarigt 1' i il' Ci t'ibrry I 't' . all the -- -: - ' - - --- - - ~ - - --- - ' -- -" IV i -- - - - a---- - - - It is true, as a wise Chicago much of their success to failure. lose or win, according to the That is, once they get fired from skill of - . - Sports Briefs ' - Newcombe Remains - - L_ _ - i _. --: 'V -" level cut but the ball had other ideas taking off in the wrong direction. Hut the minnie stars are headed in the right direction learning tli&' - .4'!" guys . -- ___ - 11111- - __ ~ - - ~ ' ir . - A - - ,..- . _-, . - ' .. " v ~ . -- , 4 * I -, ' it - - . -; — t_e_ -_ -~ll,4 4 MI&P • - Ai .-,. a,_~ - -: i 1965 to compete in sports and A Viet Congsnlper made fr. men a parplegic four years ago. He sad he was afraid of basketball at first because "1 have less use of my body than most guys - I'm hurt almost up to - Open At Crooms MY shoulders." But he said he V-1,-1 now "doesn't worry about thm S,tnfc*'d All-Stars Semi Pro things ... and I find when you're Baseball team opens a 31 game in shape and active, you feel a schedule Sunday afternoon at lot better." ' ('rooms High School baseball Birdover said he field, against Winter Park's ietles p never had ana. laying because semi-pro team at 1 p.m. - PIMA 11 at' mr- --. chaffee Jamieson TakeLead haffey and Jamieson moved "We've had by track in Columbia, S.C., until a said. "Succeeding in this gives 1959 accident left him par a guy confidence for all area of plegic. lie moved to Miami in life." ~4 -- . "mydi lily isn'aosevereas , ;ea gue consisting of most of the fello ws* have. San ford, Winter Park, Kisslm. "You really get banged mee, flames City. DeLeon around," he said. 'You've at. Springs, Lake Helen, Alta- ways got two to three fellows monte Springs, Oviedo, Mount Laid out on the floor. The pracPlymouth, Eustis, Oak Hill tires are rougher than games .. I Htf aid Photo By John Chere,i LYMAN HOUND CONFERENCE TIME LYMAN HEAD baseill coach liob McCullough, calms his young hattery during a clWse Metro Conference game. The Hounds are un- outside of Daylil Apopka. I NEW ORLEANS - Top,weded John Newcombe of Australia, the only seeded player left in the K000 World Champion- OAKLAND - The Oakland Raiders have signed Bubba Smith to a two-year contract even though l he big defensive end ship Tennis tournament, meets ZelJko says he was "offered afew dollars more" Fran Wovic of Yugoslavia In the semifinals to Jump to the World Football League today where he was a second-round choice of Newcombe ousted Bob Lulz 7-5.S4 in the Friday quarter-finals while Franulovic be at Frank F'rot'hling fI 6-3 Jacksonville, Fla. swks. Smith &Ad he signed a couple of days ago with the Raiders, who got hint last Borowlak, former NCAA champion from UCLA, against Jim HREBEC OF Czechoslovakia. Borowiak upset secondseeded Ray Chester to Baltimore. "I want to prove o the people in Oakland that I'm a be'ter ball player than I was Last Trevino, who missed the k I year." said Smith, (liarlie Pasarell Two Dolphins Re -Sign • Keep Champ Designs Both players, who had been Soviets Grapple BIG SELECTION TheAllStarshopetostartoff "n a winning note after losing all three of their exhl'oition LEVIS Pre- Shrunk Denim games. Sanford lost to Altamonte Springs twice aad Bell Bottoms Also Corduroy 8*JJs MANUEL The team is unstmi.sored and will use proceeds (toni the re- JACOBSON freshnient concessions to pay DEPARTMENT STORE 211 E. FIRST IsST. Ph. 322.47)2 (or ,qumpmt'nt and uniforms. tracts w rth a combined esti- League, and I have a very high cluding 12 starters, itiate of sso,000. No admission charge and refreshments will be available, Oviedo MIAMI (Atl i - The Miniiii said Scott. "But the club made Cuding postseason earnings by very I'sitie effort. Furth er- the Super Bowl champs. Ixoptiins today will sign safety Ja c Scutt anlil tight end Jim niore. I like playing in .Miami If the t Mandirh to three.year . and the National Football phins will remain unsigned, in. regard for coach Shula.' Thie Gritat.nummo.ry &-olit. an all-pro performer. offered a $OO,. 000 multi-year contract from Ile gotiatang with the World rcpttetlR w finned their intentions of signing with the Dolphins, The Mmniiith told the Ileradl, "As Miami Herald reported in to- far as I'm concerned, I'm day's editions Scott, contacted in Atlanta, bent with Joe Bobbie. I'll sign a because guys are trying to __________ Raiders Sing Bubba 000LEPLAT ___ - Ff"Ill/rIng DUNLOP ELITE "78" Twin Steel Belt GOLD SEAL ____ _____ _____ "78" SPORT Th. popular original equipment I '! I,I of weirse *lost a Two ba'd9 pills 44 P44y.stu DUNLOP ______ Whifewalls with 40,000 mlii Treadwear Policy' e Two boils replacement firs Two FIbi,ia,s i.e. 'WO Pohy•si•, bode pIt., — _____ - Gooll Nowselit"png : ________ You select from the best of the both belleds Dunlop 5 Elite - 78- Spoil Fiberglass belted. with WWW 78 Steel belted or Gold Sanford Seal low conlour and 7-fib tread designed for long M11110896, pol"llf 405 W First o thilm agreed. "I' ve seen with me." through the years guys you had Hite. 32, a father of one, to drag out and then their whole played high school football and attitude seemed to change," he - - and Mandich, who has been in the contract." Yariken gey underW 135. Mahaffey had a Birmingham, Ala., negotiating this point both teams have Mandich added: THI,IRSOAY - Cal$elb.rry Robbie Piv., and L.ee ey he' :x- - "Mr. Mary Jick Or- Jamieson took a share of the seond round 66, Jamleson 7. hole -the Iirstbog d made with that city's WFL franchise, made a very generous WASHINGTON lAP) The Soviet unblemished tecor . lead, and Arnold Palmer and PMW Ford, But Pahrier sInce March 24, had a 69 and offer, DAL.LAS (AP) - Steve McFarland wresll* team easily overpowered an said they would come to Miami Birmingham' Billy lill took off for Au. hi l l Ve more than 110 s offer was not was U ed with an International hWo past triLstalli don',t return to haunt CaMbey Navy tour titles American squad 1&2 Friday night in a today to sign the contracts with that much morie by the time the 111mlioLl says gusta, Ga. and Masters, victims between m, lIed toquaiil ~ him when he takes his ftele fbW dives in matches series SAIl S*LLQg of the cut. :. CASSILSIRB" NICRIATION at two shotj back, i the Last two rounds, Ittooka the men's 18-meter platform at the lone American victory was posted club managing general partner ures" SOFTBALL "it had to happen sometime, , core Luke Potter S, Palmer Electric I of 141, one under par, to National AAU Indoor Diving chamsays Junior Division by Jimmy Carr in the 114.15 pound class _ Joe Bobbie, Trevino said when his string of AI Fcrnf pionships. No figures were nientio-ied b) with a 5-3 decision over OLIMI American Mmeors S. Greater Con was ere ayers or as in the first Lloyd Keaser and Nadrula Nasrulnev n . lifffig OW AC 11. knigthd 0 %or 1110res: John MMaffe in Friday's second round of the Mahaffey and Ja , -6 Y last week lost three of its stars spokesmen but the Herald said nationals that I ever did anything,"the Git'15 Jur"r Division .nieson, nill Ii provided the closest match of the evening 1221 133 Jim Jarnie M (;i,lf Greater Greensboro thil a wi son 6W-133 My Jack Prosnq to the upstart WFI, a-, (if the Mandich is believed to have Commenc,.I F n.sners I). VF W. ('n Tournament, University of Miami senior recalled. "I nner this year, but Ray with Nasrulaev winning 3-2 in a strictly Ct5C4OU n Or ar1e P1 f g I, POSt 1(050 1 FloY(I 66-6 8-134 1,ee 1976 season when running backs st- ttled in li rachi a runnerup, shar was leading after the preliminaries by one $-W0.000 range and Palmer Eietn, j ed a one- Teevino 66 defersive contest for 149.5 poundil Cool Way 4, B 0) l35 Mike "1"" just lecky I didn't shoot 1111169Larry Csonka, Jim Kfick and Scutt around ",000 — in. point over Dick R)ze and Rick Early. roke advantage over Ray Falcon, S. Voska nis S4 Dhvtlu A sho der ul in to jury 37 seconds in he 73 or 74." Pifnig and AC I wide receiver Paul Warheld cluding substantial signing b l35 Will Cw.stbqcry 'and I. Altimont• ioyd. Floyd, a deep n they Just came through in the finals . M.5 pound match f orced Mark Massery to 135 Jim Wi vt, With Trevino, a run-away iince winning in slump 071 35 announced signing contracts nuses, with their experi ence and left me." de fa ul t to larlmir Yumln. STANDINGS Southern Welding 0, Mullins winner at New Or leans last Championshi the ['GA national Bob Charles 6540._135 Ken S wi till th t he Toronto Northmen, Scott earned NATIONAL LEAGUE To*.ng$ p In 1969, had a 68 and Manweek, falte ring Just a hit, Ma. and was &Ion, at 124. "I'il be taking less money," dich $2S, last season, ex Leonard Thomp,0 5.70-I3s m"i Shop vs suntan -- - Eli-' Ell rim 0 1ongwood Braves and WEDNESDAY - Laka Mary a - - -. . To A FUTURE JOHNNY BENCH? (;IIEI-:ssliono, NC. tAI1 t ______________________________ (04 ttdild P 11010 fit L(, L,,.q,,t, the National THIS WEEK'S SCHEDULE teams are winless. MONDAY - Fvtsl City Palmer me game of most Importance an Fcea City OLIM M TUESDAY - Voike't Rung in this week appears to be A C mePt ,ng g - - - — I 0 I 000 •,•. . -: - friend says, that 90 per cent of -- - - - - Lake M4ry play the American casser"rry NavyCfl is coming out in beRet . -- Pct 05 fision LgAQ0d Falcons 7 0 1000 iast week's action saw Altamonte Luke I01 çed scores with tie cx- potter Dee W L - - - :. - -- - Lq*Bray,s I OI: - F orest City Ill OhM 02O : \1 . , - - go nowhere, when he shoidd teams, not charac. And as These men, though, win have been utilized more arcund far as motivation, could you because they are innovators coichesatefaflibje, contrar, to Gipper, they'd lock him up in a consistently. Their competition ' general belief. It may even locker. Just checks to see what prove that in many cases they Baseball managers might tradition has done, and then hur t more than they help. This even be the broadest jokes of these geniuses scratch their goes not only for cllege all. Baseball managers, like backsides rapturously with basketball. but for all sports. coaches in other sports, owe their gli Clipboards An - - - 1. - towns to win, they did. The above proves that even his boys today to win one for the tion. Which is why they win pm - an ' the basket because of his IngIneacoachwdayingto and,notafraidtoowthebajl be Knute Rockne. It he asked or ideas into the winds of tradi- at SI.LOUI, 21$ i Sem sometimes there - - -- I Atlanta at Cincinnati, 71$ FORT LAUDERDALE, Fin. helped Fort Lauderdale's AP) -For Tommie Hite it was wheelchair team grab state a car accident, (or Alan Bird a honors with a 12-0 record this bone disease, for Jack Irmen a )ear. bullet in the spinal cord. The "It takes yaw' mind away result for each was a broken from things and Is something to body and a curtailment of their look forward to," he said. "It normal life, gives me a chance to play. But in their cases and in those "Nobody ever comes to our of many people like them, the games because they think we're spirit wasn't broken and Is helpless. But we're really not. I being shown through wheel. hunt, fish and can do anything chair sports such as basketbafl, really," bowling and track and field. Roger Latham, a Korea War 'I didn't know w ha t I was veteran who became a para. ngtodo,Youcanginewhat plegicinal9AirFopIae 53 rce it is to sit around in a chair and crash, d, "There are a lot of eatan seep all day," Bird said other guys around who could recently of his three-year play basketball, but f existence before he turned to them are scared." basketball. "They do have fear," said The 41-year-old father of two Bird of newcomers' concerns of had played regular amateur getting injured when wheelbasketball for 20 years before chairs tip over. a being striken osteomyelitLt lot of guys come out that we see "The who have that one time and that's It. You've competitive thing have to go out got to be competitive, to have thereandprovethelrthjng,"he that urge." 1i1' - f and Sunday's Games New York I; - f , For all the world knows, I 000 I Altamcnf, Luka L. I,- '-2- II - rliJI,,1u.9A5 the schedule University of South Florida, all Colombian leaving school 10 well get his chance is hitting gets tougher, so does c Job of with highly reputable reputa. games ago. Escobar and short. .321. Coachts, as a rule, don't offer winning four straight losses college circles. stop Jim Horva th combined to Valencia's donation to FlU's predictions about what they've of I-'ndayi and the pitchers ar this form one of the best double-play upstart squad is Junior Joe Th e bi gg est win for got in stock be fore the baseball getting rocked like a bo Flu at ,Miami combinations this area has ever Milder. He saw limited action year was tr aveling to season opens. Unless, of course high seas. and pr oving to a nationally seen. Since Escobar's depar- early until regular right fi elder the coach is Flu's secomi ye:ir ture the double plays don 't Jon Teator pulled a leg muscle. Without an overly difficult ranked club t Miami No. Sat mentor Doug Ilottiquist. And tie FlU zoomed to a 6-0 time that there was a baseball come as often (only one in five He has been a recent rampage may be having second thoughts schedule, rd fe co as ting on meat like team growing on the outskirts games) but the overall defense with a .378 average. since him early views on his re n F nibr "'' steady. With the hitting and defense Riddle Universit y , of Orlando With solid defense. players and the 1974 seaso The hitting? A .315 team of NCAA caliber, the pitching, back in February, are proving F'Iorut-* Institute of Technology and timely hitting FlU whipaverage. Just as Holmquist had accurate that if he hid you to and Florida Bible College, pod MiamI 7-1 but dropped Senior Dave String, who does predicted. Is the sore spot. you'd teams nortorious for holding second of the two game series. take two and hit to right not aspire to be a "pro ball Pulling who beat Miami Is 1-4 their oppOflefltStOunderf'1Jn5 'smng on blind fai th. . and Tom Owens agai t the 7- action for t f st time. Pale points behind late in the ird 0 two clubs dates back to the Houston Aeros Monday night in led New England in scoring cioie of last season when they the West. yearwzth24goalsand4es,u tied for the fourth and final meNatllHockeyLesgue, while Ralph Backslrorn was playoff berth in the West Dlvi- still winding up its regular sea- Chicago's top poIn-producer sion.The011ers,withabettet son,beginsitsplayoffsTuesy with 3goalsand5oassjsts, record night. There were two games flames 4, Seals! to get tJje spot, but former played Frida) night in the NHL Butch Deadrilarsh supped a league reaidentGaryDayj. At1antabeatCUt-I.2 2-2tlewtharebounotth sonruledthl'(aone.gamepla y. Vancouver whipped LOS third period and Tom Lysiak ____— --. 37 42 1 44 74 3)3 Edmonton East Divtsio semifinal series 1, so they think they have the Edmonton and Minnesota, against the Cileago Cougars momentum," said Neale. two teams with little love lost longhinSpringfield. "They try to beat you l..o,pay. be tween them, square off Other ftrat.round pairings ing cautiously to keep the score tonight in St. Paul as the World find the Cl eveland Crusaders down." . - -- -. ft , . . - West Division Chicago at Montreal. I. 4023 $101 3)0 2)9 p BIOULAN SIASON INDS By The Aubelated Press TL li-. 1'~ JerSey 0 0 0 30 34 Minn. _~0-~, , Houston 3$ S S Ii 771 773 Atlnt Ch'(lgo _ — -1 P.tt%bvrgh Postseason Ice Wars i . ---_• - .. . - -- - - • - Bolton at Msf*aukae. j _." --,-- - .. - , __________ . - - - -; .. . . minutes by playoff - - --- By IRA BERKOW By ANDY UPPMAN ciatlon action Friday, the New seconds remaining in AP Sports WrIter York Knicks took an overtime regulation and sent the same "Our defense was the differ. decision from the Capital Bid- Into - - . — I - 3 — if - - 1 I I si - I W - uy DOU(; noltol 111-rald Staff Writer 6a I ,, - - r ear While Looking To NCAA -.,..-. overtime. 'Then Monroe ence," said Kentucky Coach lets 101-93 and the Chicago Bulb went wild, Cleveland NHL 0 0 o I __,_ -. pouring in to of the New York • East -Babe McCarthy the the ededDatroitPisthia. Knirks' 14 points in the extra a W L T Ph OF GA 1 000 i -I -.. nets had beaten the Carolina The Colone __________ plagued by perlo BoSton ia 9111341211 M'I*iuk. 0 I 000 1 Cougars 99-96 Friday to take a turnovers early in the game, fi—. ,. . . Montreal 44 21 9 97 763 712 West The Knicks, who rallied from -IF- NY Oakland Pangrs 39 23 4 I 0 1Q00 _ 291 729 24 lead in their American Bas- nally took the lead with sh nine points down in nn eso t a Toront o Mi the fourth i 3a 26 16 o ixo w rn ketball Association Eastern to go and sealed Buffalo period, had a California 31 3317 71 chance to win 0 000 3M " — vision semifinal series. victory with three f Detroit 2ii 44243)0, ChIcago o ow, regulation, but Wt Frasier's I 000 Vancr Anda3theseriesswitcJto 0 24 43 II 59 223 2fl I COO Lottie Dampler and Ron shotwitht kftwu NY Island IS 19 SI 17$ 243 Fiy 5 Carolina tonight, Cougar Coach Thompson in tie fInal 10 Ojme Wocj Was? Diviiion Caht,a . ChC• 7 Larry Brown was still search- onds. __3-- --. o Phil Chenler led Capital with Chclgo ing for a defensive combination 3 11 23101 19 151 Baumo,, "I was Amazed at Carolinal 21, while Monroe. a form" Bli 3. D.trot ',,, L A.ngi 32 33 12 7 372 2)0 Mitmesota 6, Kansas City to atop Colonels center Artis poor shooting," said McCarthy, le t, finished with Atlanta ad ill 3 34 Ii 72 205 233 i innings points, Gilmore. 51 "but we've been playing them a Louis U)$ 12 41 20I 337 Pd?s. 27 Gilmore scored 34 points Fri. little differently on defense 9 3 713 3M - Sunday's Games __ .~ ill Chel 'Walker sank a pair of 23 34 $7 63 231 243 Oakland at Tai;, 2 pm day,onernorethaflhedldin the since the end of the season." free throw, with 14 seconds refirst game of the writs, had M Frway,s Games Billy Cunningham, sidelined maining 10 Pull the Bulls out Of 210 P M --~ VAMCOuvillf S. Los Angeles I _Cal-torn's at Chicago. 2. is rebounds and six blocked shots. since Dec. 12 because of two danger for the final Urne. De .__ Atlanta 1. California 7 pm : - Carolina tried Jim Chones kidney operations, returned to troll had come back from I i St,ndays Games ns -' -- ,-he ir 0m Mrnesota at Philadelphia. th __ _4011, afterrimn foot-2 Gilmcwe, but neithe I# Photo By John chel'isial r was and thin, Cunningham played 17 perIod to take a 76-71 lead after Na?,SnaI Montreal effective. of Now York minutes and scored t wo points, reeling off 19 straigh Pincers t . THE HGH AND THE MIGHTY In other games today. the The rest of the Cougars were Toronto at Boston W I Pct. Bob Love then poured In six St Lows i 0 1000 — Detroit at Chicago Boston Celtirs, leading their not much better. They hit 38 per straight points of C'cago o MIKE ROBERSON, Winter Park High School's super sprinter St Louis at Buffalo ,, best-of-seven series 2-3, were at cent train the floor, but were gain the lead (or Chicago. In one of Mcrer,at 0 0 coo " Buffalo, while in the ABA; San kept in the game by forcing 37 P?tbQh it Atlanta his specialties - The 140 pound junior has been clocked as the best high New York REGULAR SEASON ENDS 0 0 000 ' Walker finished with 21 for Antonio was at Indiana after Colonel turnovers-an ABA the Bulls, who now l ead in their splitting their first four *NA sem final West most Division andSanDIegohopejto,g Knicks ill, Bidleic $3 Cincinnati Lyman High School. I playoffs 2-I, while Bob Lanler W L T Pta OF GA San Fran I 0'0 2 .2 dealdlock at Utah. I U I 000 - Earl Monroe's only field goal was held to New Eno 13 31 1 90 791 710 19 after a veraging Angeles In National Basketball Asso. of the seco -_ II 33 4 M 772 nd half came with 37 32 5 Inthe fit two gaines An 0Q0 0 C,v,lin4 I 000 1 37 32 f. -- The Sanford Herald ATII I K J4 As Colonels Top Cougors AIn.rIC.n L.45U East I. Standings ____ ,M rTIS 1j: icujuv By The Associated Pr•is _____ - 1. 4A, Rests uwIvi F I viwuui ~ - -. I'L. I -- - - -- -- : -1 -_1 _ - 4 '. - it 11--A and "-"- H---- .V .- ':. ! A .. . I -v41~_ ..-- '-t. I I ~ I -. I . . . , I—..0'.1 7 -.,~ I I.;- ts ,.,, - - .- ___________ ,-- - Delayed As Flank __________________ ----: ____________________________________________________________ ____ I .1 i.l1 t ~ ~vF W. 51 I --- " kies. "You can't hardly take lead the Angel assault on Chi. AP Sports Writer By HERSCHEL NISSENSON burgh-St. Louis affair was rela- the second out. But Crux, a late him out, because suddenly you cago ace Wilbur Wood. Four streakers raced around look around and he's AP Sports Writer Sp tively stable. Reggie Smith arrival at secc.d, the") scored got it." Rd Sol 9. Bremer's $ the ballpark, numerous fights The St. Louis Cardinals tire doubled home two runs for the on Sizemore's single to left. Three other American Darrell Johnson made a suil living proof "I've never seen a play like " that if at first you Cards and Bake McBride drove erupted in the stands, they League games were played Fri. cessful debut as Boston manplayed baseball in 37-degree day, the second don't succeed, try, before," said Pittsburgh try and thct again. In two more vilth a single day of the sea- ager, Carl Yastrzemski hit a weather and Nolan Ryan struck son. The Boston Red After Manager Danny Murtaugh. "I Lou Brock "singled" sacrifice fly. For the Pirates, Sunday, April 7, 1974 Page 8A Sox two-run homer and Doug Crlf. out a total of four batters, should have had a Into a weird we double play with RIctde Hebner knocked across thought stopped the Milwaukee fin laced a three-run double. I the bases loaded in the 10th in- three with a pair of homers off triple play." When was the Last time you Bre wers 91, the Baltimore Yastrienuki slugged his homer saw Ryan do that? Giants 5, Astros 1 ning while trying to get the Bob Gibson and then doubled in Orioles nipped the Detroit in the seventh off rookie Kevin The other stuff has become Tigers 3-2 and the Minnesota winning run home, Ted Six- the 10th and scored On Willie Garry Maddox cracked a pretty commonplace these Twins shaded the Kansas City Kobel following a bad-hop ernore singled for real to cap a Stargell's single for a 5-4 lead. three-run homer and Tom single by Cecil Cooper. days, but the California Angel Royals 6-4 two-run rally that lifted the Bradley, who drew the openingin 11 Innings. But McBride opened the last ace couldn't explain his low Cards to a victory over Orioles 3. Tigers 2 In the National League, the of the 10th with a bunt hit day assignment when Hon strikeout total after beating the San Francisco Pittsburgh Pirates Friday night Don Baylor, after failing on a ace Bryant was injured in a swim- C Giants turned against Pittsburgh relief in the National league opener Chicago White Sox 8-2 Friday. back squeeze attempt, hit a checkedmishap during spring Dave Giusti and raced to third ming pool r "I was all over the place with St. for both clubs. single In the scattered seven hits eighth inning Louis Cardinals nipped the swing Reitz's single. He scored training my fastball," said the hard. Pittsburgh In the only other Ni. action, in Ken before Randy Moffitt came in to Pirates 6-5 in 10 to drive In the winning run as tying run when pinch hitter throwing Ryan after working innings and the San Francisco Giants the Baltimore spoiled Ralph Houk's gt the last two outs. Rookie the L's Angeles Tim McCarver rapped a single tri,n,',I m 11$ eight arduous innings. Wa Dodgers blanked the San Diego debut as manager of the Tigers. ATLANTA (All) Mathews said he would refuse The major league's beat Padres 8-0. and the Los Angeles Dodgers Just out of the reach of second Atlanta Twins 1, Royals 4 Braves any strikeout pitcher didn't have his order for Aaron to play any manager Eddie MathWhile the White Sos and An. Rod Carew singled home the ews strikeout pitch until the fifth in. gels christened the says Hank Aaron won't more in Cincinnati. even if it 8-0. Jose Crux, another pinch hit. Maddox smashed his homer off 1974 base- tie-breaking run in the 11th Inplay in either of the Braves' two came from Braves chairman ning. He issued an extravagant ball season at White Sox let, outlegged a bunt down the Dave Roberts In the fifth. All 12 teams are on today's Park, fling and rookie Sergio Ferrer remaining games i n ('inctnn;ti, Iflhl Bartholomay or General third base line, loading the schedule-New York at ['hilaIodgrrs L Padres 0 total f 10 walks and threw a 1kv had ccmtitj,ri (roll) the stored from sveond base on the Atlanta total of 18 pitches. eonstitutin Manager Eddie ltotiIns4Jn. ba s es and setting the stage for delpha, Atlanta and hank Ap. fans - some of whom would Larry Ilisle's long fly ball, liltJim Wynn slammed a twonin reported today. "I was pitching out of trouble rather fight "I guess you can say this ron at Cincinnati. Pittsburgh at the unusual double play. homer, singled twice and drove E than watch Ryan tag Minnesota over Kansas The newspaper quoted Math. could mean my job. But it's in the whole game," said the man pitch. St. Louis, Chicago at Montreal, in three runs to back the six-hit Ramon Hernandez replaced City. With one out in the 11th, ews in Saturday's editions as toy lap," he said. who fanned a re'cord 383 batters Houston at San Francisco and to pitching of [km Sutton. Wynn, Giusti and Brock lined a shot About dozen individual bat- Jerry Terrell beat out a roller to saying in an interview Friday Baseball commissioner in 1973. "A couple of key early ties exploded in San Diego at Los Angeles. right field where Gene Clines, playing his first game for Los the opening the left of reliever Lindy night that Aaron had tied Babe Bowie Kuhn had ordered hits and I'm out of the game." Day crowd of Friday's American league playing shallow, trapped the Angeles after being traded by 30,041. And while McDaniel and Ferrer walked. Ruth's California Manager Bobby they were swinging in the career record of 714 Mathews to play Aaron at least scores were: Baltimore 3, 1. bail as the three runners all Houston, singled home a run Terrell scored on Carew's third home runs out of town. two of Atlanta's three games in Winkles watched Ryan strug. stands, others were caught single troit 2; California 8, Chicago held up. Climes quickly fired to with an Infield hit to touch off a of the game and Ferrer "He gave the fans here (Cm- Cincinnati. Kuhn said Aaron gling, but didn't lift a finger, White Sox 2; Boston 9, Mu- the plate, forcing pinch runner three-run third inning naked on the field, then raced home when lisle hit a cinnaii)a thrill. and now lwant would have to follow the "I wasn't about to yank Ryan waukee 8; Minnesota 6, Kansas Jim Dwyer, and catcher Mike homered over the left-center Lee Stanton doubled, horn. deep fly to center fielder Amos him to give one to the tans in 'pattern he set last year" in his early trouble," said Win- ered and City 4 in 11 innings. drove in three runs to Otis. Ryan fired to third baseman field wall in the sixth with Bill r Atlanta," Mathews said. during the series In Cincinnati, For 912 Innings, the Pitts- Heboer, forcing McCarver for Buckner aboard. ' .1 • -- __ Action White Sox, 8-2 ___________________ -- - ________---- ----- __ - - - - ~ - .;- ?; - -_ Cardinals Survive ,l tT ! ______ - ' . . . I ,1 -e,-- ~---,',z~_-]_.! J.Y!'li,3" i __ I— , T~'.t'- .,., ..--- . - -- - Mc ROBE RTS TIRES JOHN DICKEY INC. ____________ __________ �-- 1OA.-The Sanford Herald Sunday, April?. 1974 - - I ' - , The Sports - ASalt VVater Fish ing Takes Surge brothers from Brandywine " Salt water fishing has taken a anglers fishing off Sun-Glow trolling boa ts whe School bass n y were deep waterwith live minnows surge for the past few days with Pier at Port Orange. Maryland, spent a 14.da7 able to get outside, The w ind for ball, appearance on the s j) on at excellent reports coming In ti Lemon Bluff ' Spanish mackerel hit just has caused a major problem for The Weklva River redbreast River. Bob King at Marina We vaca Simons from all areas of the East coast. about anything thrown at them several days and the ex- bream are beginning tobed, but noted a haul of five bass de devotednearly eve moment Merle Kell er it the Main on the North side of the North perlenced boat captain will not not too many have been caught, by Eustis Russ, the largest of It to hunting largemouth Street Pier In Daytona Beach jetty. Wayne Bardy at the risk taking passengers out mt of the action around the hitting the six Pound . — - - _. - They Will have some tall 'ales told of catches of big bull "Fishing" Hole Bait and Tackle when weather forecasts are Weidva River Haven Camp has are still I the rl .I whiting munbering up to Time Mach ine By Dove Brase and Tim ,. . A I 60 per Shop in Daytona said he caught bad. I By AIIIGAII. VAN HLJIIEN 'I . . - MONDAY, APRIL 8, 1974 my problem" After , ow. A" Rapala black sea bass occurred last and nine-and-one-ball pounds. the regular bass men, Tom worms, plugs week also as a 10 pound-seen And still later, he landed a five- (Jordie, took five of them Hawaiian Wigglers, and the Thursday morning in a couple Rebel plug. ounce bluefish was landed on and-one-half pounder. Bo Orre - run of large sheepshead co tinues, . FRESH WATER NOTES The early bird plug casters in the north Jetty, the green. running up to three-and-a-half 10 Of I! ng Thursy, but she everyor of them pay nff. When 14 Pompano have been taken in to Keller, the best lure being the "Seahawk," The big king mackerel ha ve . bluegils numbering 15-18 per good bunch of panfish. the surf this week on sandfleas. boat have been comin g In at The last reports received Riley's Fish Camp on Lake showed up around the bell buoy from the fishing fleet at Inlet Jessup. just outside Ponce DeLeon Inlet harbor noted catches of up to 50 A few speckled perch are . , still 5, several days, the bag w;,., 4 in the laundry room, so I gave it The Buckley party from had some slight trouble making Sarasota concentrated on sh.stj Ottis Faulk, camp owner, that alibi stick. remarked although bass are not The best bass story of recent trolling and released ad the plentiful as yet, the plug casters months came in from fat bucks caught, keeping otly 11 who work at it, are consistently Brooks of Lemon Bluff Camp. females with roe-LET's' GO ..' .,' - • r' 1.' . .. - ,4 _______________ I %I _~ 7 _________ ________________ H o rs es, Drivers _____ ________________________________________________________________________ _______ ____________________________________________________________________________________________ ____ hockey record 'F' Enshri*ned Be CASISELBERRY, Fla.-Eyes Start (out by In% estignong vacalion tours. WV America first! '.__________ .1riit'rirmn .: - -- _____ . ILl. SEE Three members of the Uving Of the hcnor. II 0 ' .. I , - - , - _ - ''ss ' ' L illustrious careers training in . -, , :" ' lV% " '" . *;',' - . k , ' '' , Richard. Center Elmer lact, and left wing Toe Blake are deadly scorers in their own right. But with Maurice Richard at right wing, the "Punch Line," a, It's being called.Is pure d)iiamite. Boston. who hasn't beaten ,Montreal once this wason, is rt& now on the verge of doing just that. We're sWeen Minutes into the ' , fr \ ,.'; '. ,. ' ' " ' . '- . ' PALMER METHOD \ I - critics once and for all that he' here to stay In the National BOY, POND PRESTO ! FISH - . J / Sunfurd, mirrors surprise, pleasure at catching fish on sinall lake near We Markham. - - LaLanne's Lifestyle Still Same ByMURRAYowEpjf _______________________ -' There's a brief pause and But h oes fervently believe Copley News Sm-lee and good nutrition. Wen tALanne continues with in his philosophy of physical 'I'lle thing is, you see, mom his thought. [OS ANGELES- "Al right people are growing soft" he "u o use ladies," the television set began. "They're eating all of can do witimi, these ings. miles last year on cnnimands, "here's one thC3eloU3ymanirfaredfi Then after awhile, you don't engag,n*nts," LaLanne said. WI, r'r' iwsfrta. exercise , ..... ..,,.. L..... —r (5 U" 7u Upon: Je rry Kapstein, that new breed of sports lawyer, is still quietly checking into the possibility of a hbel suit Involv.ng his client, Ken Holtzsnan-the A's 21-game by hoax story In a San Francisco ..'..'.... 1 .-..'.... ..',',.'. ---,- -. __ '_ spaghetti and lasagna to name "So there you are, you're not Q.. It seems every time I look up, O.J. Simpson is In soother place and doing aaothrr commercial or a movie. How don he "That's right, one-two, one- a few. eating this lousy food two..." "You know why people are you're exercising to 5th)' fit. Wi th organ music m the eating this stuff? Because It's Sure you're tired w hen you're 11yi music to get aroad so mueb7-paula Sbes, Buffalo, N.Y. background, women in all always in O.J. someUms finds himself Corning and going, too. In one shapes, sizes and ages try to advertisemen ts. Buy this, eat good feeling?" recent period , he took a 5.38 a.m. flight from L keep up with the trim-looking Mgeles to that. People have no discipline. Above all, LaLanne mainTamps to do a commercial with Johnny Beich, zipped to Buffalo man who is stretching, jumping "You need discipline for tairied he is not a ,,health nut." to be weighed in by Coach I,ou Saban of the Bills, back to New and ~iending on the screen. everything yuu do and that "Wbo's going to eat wheat York for his Wide World Of Soorts Oxwes every weekend an ABC, For 22 years, Jack I.al.anne includes cutting down on eating gem and blackstrap mola t 10 l Angeles Sunday night for another commercial, an awardbrnquet(n New York on Tuesday and the n out toOrcvil!e in northern California for his filming chorea In a Lee MarvinRichard Burton opus for three days after which he'd o htrk In ---------- - New York for ABC. nal,l the way it goes when you're you" and trying to cash in on gaining more than 000 yards. Q. . Who was (be tint high school student to high jump seven feet and wis, was the first to snake 17 feat in the pole s-suit? Secondly, are you th e nine Murray Olderman who sketches?tathoy Lederer, Sacramento, Calif. Bill McClellon of Clinton High Sehool in the Bronx, '?ico Yswk," the first seven400( prep jumper. In the pole vault, Casey Carrigan of Orting, Wash., was the first high schoolei- to achieve 17 feet which enabled him to make the 196* U.S Olympic squad, and as a en:rr th.' r-! '"ar hs- rt-a i'cd 1-4', ,tIl th Mti0nalPreprecord.Tothesedquestionawyj Q...I read an ankle on baseball Players who quit to to Into was wting. and one plays W Ind In "General Hospital." I say It,s joe Campanella, but my son says I'm mistaken. Please let we know.-Mrs. C. Hetillar, Orleans, Call!. The actor you referred to is John 13c'rardiao, wIWI was a fine La.seuian with th e hi. Low. 'kuwns bef ore, and just after . World War II and who was already acting before he gave up baseball. _____ He still looks good,too, whim at the television studio in the ether day end noted he should be In ing pg IEI wish I wu" said John, - PttIn Despite a ll the runi'. Joe Nansath MU be back with the New York Jets thi4 fell and 'xKht Vfl IIVII con tract beforehand Instead of letting his option -___ has been dealing with people's and exercising more." all Of his life?" he arked. soft 'hack porches" and "front gates" In front of television cam Jog in lkn ---- - --.- -..-. of good nutrition and plenty of exercise. LaLanne acts, looks and exercises like a frisky kid In his teens. And most people express shock, he conceded, when they find out he Is 59 years old. "Rally though, i 't you look, it's how you feel," said LaLanr1e in enthuugc tones. "If you feel great, you are great. "I get up evry m orning at 4:Xa,m, to work out couple of hots-s in the gym. On Saturd.as,f get up an hour cattier so I can can get ou t on the golf cotirse." LaLanne doesn't believe eve*ON has to follow his own vigorous workout schedule, but the TV fitness p civaIfty devised a set of exercise, that can be done In the bedroom. He cal ls them the "Magic Five." "YOU do these and they'll get you Of f to a sparkling day," st a questiv ibont sports a nd the peeple win play them? All you jot to do is ask tlurray Ofdermu Wri te him at The Sanford Herald. mr1' most Interesting questions will he answered to this eo.mu. Oide'rnnao regrets that he cannel write personal answers to all I..alan'ie said Wtthut further warning, LaLanne launched Into a questions preacher-like speech about his I - - - he '/Vlagic Copley News Service LOS ANGELES - T "Magic Five" exercise,, I.aI.anne believes, are the perfect way to start off a "sparkling day." The live exercises, which can be done lnandarourwi the bed, art the sit-up, leg curls, the "fanny firmer," running In place and the "dynamic stretch." litre are LaLanne's descriptions of the exercises: Sit-ups: "Just lie flat on your back, now sit up, extend arms forward to touch toes. Return to st art position and repeat fi ve tim Then rest and do five more," Leg cons "Lie on your back, arms extended along sidea Lift knees into chest. At the same time, raise heed tucking chin Into chest. Return to start position, repeat live times, rest, and do five more." "Fanny Firmer:" "Lean forward padng hands on edge talk ed about how three age groups-young people, middleaged persons and senior , ive F you can...at the same time JIlt head high. Return to start position and repeat five times on right leg ... then five with left leg, Rest and repeat five times on each leg." Running in place: "Stand In one place and start running. Lift legs high, knees Into body. 'wing arms vigorously, Keep shoulders back, head high and breath deep. R'm for 30 the firs t day...t.ry to go longer each day." "Dynamic Stretch:" "Stand with feet apart, lock hands behind and extend arms ciii, trying to touch elbown. At the sametime, bring heead back as far as possible. Now hold Position and lean forward at waist. Return to start position and repeat five times. Rest a nd rio more as able," LaIanne concludes: "What a workout' Now for a hot shower followed by a sth nulaling cold shower and you're eei your way to a sparkling day.' _-_- " _ ..., .- - .'5Xt,l: T4 JNT 50S - r 'rH ar .005E.' THEN . .. "(,,,kMMI'.t! - 1 - 7 - $k) 1L ____ ______ ~, ~., n -, _ 4~~ 1 I 1. W - ,I,L*-'. It -__ -4 ~i - on CAPTAIN EASY I A - 5'r ) RAN-ZAI! ,_ I terest, and your youngster will carry through like a soldier. by Crooks & Lawrence __________ I. t~~2 / i",' I - \,) / / - FRANK AND ERNEST ' by Bob Thaves I _,.j_I CT]EJ ' '." '' XS ' I i_ ±r - yi -i: XT WAS r 1' ,( L 6MW6 40 '4 " - I " 4O"*'Ø " Ausay cao "' - ..• .11 stici".' 9 I''-'Io AW ra LI Wult , -' °°imrustIeMs,'ajlai.. n ~l I" "'lOt Kirv1 'A I ir-me t5'. r_bh Ur,,',,,l '. iOn 11w bt,r, l TISII, vs 1iI 'vrs '11' 1 - Ito l.,-, - ILo I hr '.' twit :1 The dill Ii IL i,t,, III i'$rs I', T'-i r Iiss' I' Ills i- l,*tt sOt n •) HIfl4U(IIWIfl 4 '.tnril 44 1*1 ns. r..l i . .rr' , p ' - _____________ . I. I 2"3 4 ¶ 12 j A lecture by a physical 8 '. 6 7 8 9 10 I) ________________ 14 -. _________ i j 15 - nutritionist - I J 15 17 ,,,,j - 19 _____' 20 21 Around 4 12!, Since then. LaLanne, who has _____ L aflairforpubflcjtywget r-, his message, Is said to have accomplijhe the following: -He swam from Alcatraz Island in San Francisco Bay to Fisherman's Wharf wearing 27 28 4 J7 I ________ ri I - .- -He did 1,033 push'ups In 23 minutti on the old television for It." And the List goes on. 44 - - J 5 _________________________________ 49 52 [ —I -- 1 55 57 .I I L I I I 41_ i...., ________— I 31 1 34 I -He swain the Golden Gate Channel towing a cabin cruiser. 29 - r - ( Re% Jason, aged 44 is losing his wife - I I I so I I __I J 6 HAPPEN, ' ERNIE J_I Li FURNIT(J ___________ - - '''-"' L!.4" C-' by Dick CovoIll I'M C--ONG CXSr WEST TO EW A COWSCY ... GOOC>f3y. giving e a full glass each da) distributed in CCSJLD 'DL.l POINr OUT WHJO-4 WAY 15 WEST? • "Dr, Crane," he began "the For cancer has destroyed her health , despite surgerj, x- -1. ~ _~ Pounds the first mon th,andwu ,, 4 out of bed doing her own ,' - I -, --- - keep her "But our local doctor Pooh. But at least she lived four 1111L.St have'-'r a co mmercial in- weeks, and needed no more narcotics, etc. Sea water, if used right out of the ocean, should by boiled 10 minutes to sterilize it, then why woulti ""e . , BLONDIE • BOC(T wr X'I3LE - k " "Yet it sounds logical, and I live only 75 miles from the Gulf place it on your pantr y shelf (It of Mexico so would you t17 doesn't need refrigeration; And boiling doesn't hurt the occ,,mi water on your wife if all hospital s ur gery, x-ray and chemicals for they are not like u.balt had left her with but I vitamins. Unless you are a heart case eeks to live:" - "s -. '4Y ;,IAJr? -" TING.JNG, t (you s'OPJ'r CAPE ' -' ' i'k - ) Jr :—'1 ' ,, '' I ? * . - :.''•i \, VI ll- ( I ,. -' 'ILL. : DON T KC .s', RUT ç IT CSAN '?O,.. LL BE SO BUSY sn ' 5' i ; / , T :k,I' 11 : - E\<T S'4AMPOO THY 9 'IDVtTISE L SC ML'C J'4 - ' ----. - - - '"- _-_---_J - ,_k-~ I'i , , ' .. "__ . - __ I L - —L --~ ,-,. % 4, BEETLE BAILEY THINK Mort Wii. \ / o \ TIlE PENTAGON 115 TR"Y:N+S' TO Ti'1iN ) T4AT' ME? (swollen ankles, etc.; and thus on ii low salt ;sodium; menu, you can saft'h drink ut-can You bet I'd use ocean water water for if you take too much, on my wife it merely acts as a laxative', and In fact, I'd not wait till she miiany' elderly folks need such, was nearly in coma but have anywai. been giving it it) her and III)' Our internal glands require ('ANCCJI ('AUSES . i-'' -..--. ,-. -"' Al, a I A. i . ' ,'. " . -. _.il - 411 - ', .. mother age.' 6i for years raw chemical materials out 'f Moreover, I have no financial which to mnan'ilacture their interest its any sea water or sea health giving hormones and salt firm, for I urge you logo to secretions, so my personal the oce.ins. Gulf of Mexico or guess is that cancer is due to Great Salt Lake and get your prolonged deficiency of trace ample free supply. chemicals. Most cancer researchers Send for my booklet "The think cancer is apparently due Ocean's 44 Trace Cbe:msicals," to some chemical deficiency, enclosing a long stamped, Hut AI.l. the water soluble return envelope, plus 25c. ctienilcal elements on this planet Earth are in the sea, Always write to Dr. Crane' in though Ina% luive been leached care of this ne,00spaper, en, olut of our' mid and thus are (,losing a long stamped. adgetables. dressed envelope and 25c to grains and even the Ineat of cover typing and printing antilials Cat grate on such costs when you send for one of deficient grass his boAlets.) -, O j feeling fine, for she required no more painkilling drugs. cotics prescription refilled in But - the cancer still was try to ease her cons iTaiiT "She has dropped from 120 palpable i. her pelvis a year pounds down to an emaciated later, though it hadn't spread metastasize(] further. She lived for 4 years before "So I felt that may your suggestion about the ocean's the cancer flared up, due water soluble trace chemicals maybe to the fact th ey moved could be the straw to bolster her 1,000 miles from the sea and to terest in the sea water idea, or thejlhs IiIJun1' ,ri.' tii5irv, i convinced LaLanne that he had to stop being the weakest kid - '' ilthnso - I..... - - _____ 011-4,11. , , llli.,,,, II _________ - _______ . I I :'- V,r ,, n . IN /Roz. j. I 'II 11%anj~:it, ' . ____ fft".,'ut, 4(,rr16,T0J1-f 046N ____ _______ 12 I'.'.' ¶ 5/W 14 9041 I - I___:.1.L,j I Jr I Ii,j. I3"iit,jn'. n c'1'r t I L , 7,3E ('.-1 0 more. Read Illh case and see It lie wouldn't expect our hearts )ou think her cancer was held to pump those extra 44 9 -L chemicals. Rev. Jason tried the ocean month just - rr,rrir'', ilh /i ' ! "• 6 y 0 hi Moreover all the 44 such earth chemicals are alrea dy In our blood but In ar)lng amounts Ji on where we told he'd lose depenng use bounced back to renewed vigor be of value In warding off at and apparent health for ears least the deficiency ailments or CASE Idm CRANE Ph D,%L() OusewOr . later. went to to Vt , if trouble to than the chance offered by any ray and now a series of cobal show that after *; -Iting the nine other pla . back up to 120 pounds, singing miserable. per in the choir and apparently It also costs iiie 0 ___________ __________ / ( By GEORGE niore than 4 more weeks. XXX table and The' actual chance of success a writer who analyzed the hand Ls6l r cent which is far better : . /%//I , None of these less talented to drop the Jacit. The experts .it - 6MIAro &V Oakland, Calif. I was the weaklest-looking kid you ever saw," he recalled. "At school, the kids took turns beating me up.. even the girls I finally dropped out of school because I was so weak," - -' ;:' j:- PUHLENTY 0 OREASE - BY OSWAIA) & JAMES six clubs; good bidding gets to holdingwould have brought the one of the better slanis. while club slam right home. poor bidding leaves you at The correct play is to lead a game. club toward dummy and pin South failed Ii' ni.ie the club the nine If West follows low. 'dam He led a dc 1 dumm> s This lint of pin) tturks a am -:-: 7 --I_- . I - LaL,anne first got interested in physical fitness as a you th in and F .Sr A . 91212. heart ecn better i.xperts pointed out that th It Likes bad bidding to get to "orrett pIn) with the actual acmetimes think those people listening are ready to doZslt. ups or something." cultunist you do them at one time and courage him to talk. It he save energy. hours. Discuss notru -ap a good one and six ::::::::::: .....,.......:-:.:: ................, :*-:.,:::::,:: I P.4I.,,4fA:,Q.'9 citlmn;&~ exercise to My fit. "You should see him talk," - FEE,' - '----- VIRGO lAug. 22 to Sept. 22) (,'e interesting projects to think so just take a look at the coup following a finesse of btddiW' shown in the box Six dwnrn) s jack of diamonds to Ret Jaso n was clubs is a poor contract, six gi e an extra entry his tilI In I ,,4,p7qvm?J said one LaLanne associate, "He gets up there and I of bed. lilt nght leg as high as The he ecently, Isp*e at pc um held at the American Physical Fitness Research Institute," teres / r has suffered the loss take the Plan shopping and errands so handle early to peak the in Some experts are more ex lose to the queen South could pert than others If you don't hav en;adtthehandb)atnp ..:-:.:, X,:-:.:.:_X-:-:* .-.1. sar4v 4øtg 4,, - nev'spaper. • THEN THE NE).T TIME IT HAPPENS I CAN Fix IT MYSELF AND SAVE "sOUZ study ywjr home and see where Win At Bri dge I ... ""'" phllosphy on physical fitness - ND TELLING 1 YOU V4AT 'IOU WHEN tJ FIX MY STOPpED-4,.P ' SINK :1 ' difficul t to budge, so be sure I.EO July 22 to Aug. 21) you get the confidence of your Complete unfinished home youngster early and lead in the duties. Get rid of whatever no right direction. Other-wise your '' atoa By GEORGE CIiIl.DREN t June by H.imdohl & Stolid , ' To Do Is Ask M(X)N ~ BUGS BUNNY to make Improvements so it is , Carroll Righter s Individual 'furniture at garage sales and the hand a look whhti a more valuable and corn- Forecast for your sign of May is Goocwill, We have never had a "I'm here If You n, - t d m new *ar. Always bought them for ta ble. Get busy with ta lents now ready. For your copy send consesc more th2sj thousand to make bigger name. second hand. We live in a tin)' words" yourbthdateand$1toCnr-roll house, and have skimped and Righter Forecast, The Sanford 'saved on every th ing. We 23 to Nov. 21) Herald, Box 629, Hollywood, I'or Ahby's booklet, "how to weren't ashamed, either. We have a IivcIy Wedding," send .ek imnprosements that make Calif, used to la-ag about how lone SI to Abigail Van Burro, 132 we'd had soiething and ho Lasky Dr., Beverly hills Cal. l ' ::-:-:-:-:-. arid for whom the Ben White ::.*:*:.':':':-I:Raceway In Orlando Was -:::-:-:-X-, .1. CHUCK HAYES,4, son of Mr. and hirs. Terry Hayes, Pt. One, Box -A BOUND TO A special tribute will be paid 10 Ben White, who of s NONSENSI AND EXCE ' by Alan Mover ooks Hockey Jeagiie who 'clothing at rummage sales. our Mary Reynolds, Roa1lnd, The Ambassador, Volo Song •nd shIned April 7, all greats in their..own .a,. right, One I think it is time I enjoyed lead It hr feels like ta lking little we p,Wd for it. The other three to be en,, sonal matter. Let the tAttle Brown Jug ttwee times. the glamour race for stan- LWL I T71 E CC~'. L 5,~5 _~F^I p r e fe rs to sit in silence don't routines with associates for cin". remember the last time "The Stars impel, they do not ment. Intrude on his silence. Friends Improve -wt' went on a %'a catl3n trip, compel." What you make of should call bring food offer to We have always bo ught our run IJRRA Sept. 23 to Oct. 22; your life Is largely up to YOU errands and do what needs honored at the opening were and probably twice as many " the Ham bktmixn twice and the winners of the Hambletonlan, before then. . - .___ . _ _ - . . GUEST-IN- RESIDENCE APPROVE I before action on it. Cultivate i money can buy. Fer Instance, I Sr 'a ' WARN "OU, A7 , 'I'ry not to add to any probleffut fine friends. ...• some of the pleasures that He gained his greatest (Ame elect other drivers and horses put the first twyearld 1948 to 1950. He was voted into to the Hall In the future. UVIflg Hail of Fame Iii 1972 trotting filly on the twD-nllnuteme three driver4ainen to list. He is of ft fr the U.S. H&ffieaa Writen' be Inducted during appropelale to pout wins in both Association, the 18th pOfl to ceremonies at the dedication bletonlan and the Uttle Brown be elected, are Frank Er-yin, Clint Hodgins Jug classics, John F. Simpson ., known and John F. SimpsonSr.. all The veteran relnsman has as a great developer of colts, ') residents of Orlando. scored over l, wins since has won nearly every major Seven of the ten trotters to be formation of the LJSTA in 1939, stake the sport has, Including . .' 1. ' conurnittee will be chosen to mile on a haff4aile track, end I'Mrole the record book firm - ' ' noAgii has won two-mintite drives to rank third 3U1 TO SW WEEK AS _____ I child could get into the wrong tr ouble and one with an axe to road of life because of lack of DEAR llEWll.DERF:I): How grind n t the part of parents. one handles his 'rk'l is a big an estate for some folks FIorldr will be enshrined In the among all drivers in that as driver of Proximity, the( new Florida Hall of Fame. A cateory• drove the fir-it 2:00 great trotting mare who - there In silence, yet forcing conversa tion at a time like that seems so artificial. Please tell me how to act. these days. but it*s ;I lot for us. arid 10 horses that started their credits are legion. He has 1 14 .. ~ .1 - IN LOOKING FORw.RD I SEA'4ro 8077S ,1 life that needs your attention TAURUS i Apr. ZOto May 20; right now. Get together with . uu&wii 1.00 Umes. Frank Ervin's harness racing - "IOU fON4V some new acquain ta nce you've who has died? Or should 1 22 to July 21; Perfecta hobby In made this p.m. ty to make the family feel spare time. Take time for better and cheer them with sports that beneficial to fig ur e, IF YOUR CIIII.1) IS BORN jokes and huxnerous stories' health, Avoid stress and strain TODAY he or she will be I feel so awkward just silting of business very determined and very DEAR ABBY:My husband l and I are retired. Our assets amount to approximately one. I'i • .,,,ih.... .l..lI.... UIIII 001 be focused on Seminole Turf will be present to witness the who believes in letting the Club Apr. 7, when the new unveiling of large colored record speak (or Itself, and the Hall of Fame at Goshen, N.Y.. game for an entire season When he first broke into the Montreal lineup during the 1942-13 season many observers thought he wouldn't last because he was prone to After two seasons of not particularly noteworthy play, Richard went on an explosive scoring binge in last years Stanley Qip competition. Beca use Of It, the Canadiens are the defending Stanley Cup champions this y, Montreal would be tough to beat without the services of - b Cli n t Hodgins Is In out- "Florida liar-ness Racing Hall portraits and to receive a record isfluent. Since the UA -of Fame," will be dedicated. propriate plaques emblematic was established In 1939 .. ---. Canadiens, ía threatening toestablish a hockey record that may final period and Boston has gorse ahead 2-1 Richard has been held scoreless With only four min ut es Left to score that 50th goal iddenlyhe takes apau from Jh He's open fotasbot posyhs laMthance this a,,, He drives the puck at the net. He scares! Li the remaining time Lath and Blake add two more goals to the Montreal column and they win 4-2. More Important, Maurice - - -~ _-__ ~__ ____ -_ - .- finally collapsed from the structural d-unage inflicted duru *ig its captu re. Tonight at BosW. Garden, Maurice Richard of the Montreal never fail. This is the fif tieth and final game of the season. Maurice has already scored 49 goals, n record, and if he scores one more he Will be the RM man in hockey history to average one score a All three of the men to be by Lorry Lewis I disregard any affairs of an 20) Forget the practical awhile official nature. ° - _______________ TheAllied Forces ln Europe aredrjvip,g deep in to p)40f rt Genriany this March 18, 1945. The Ludendorf bridge at Remagcn on th e Uin', capt ur ed ten days aco by the It Arm,,' h -— ,_ Ni hard to leach )our old horse new tricks, but It's north a try. DEAR MRS. F.: I would NOT have given It to the mailman, would have first provided John with a proper laundry bag and then ad%i,ed him to rt'tu-, th e U.S. mail bag to his "friend" and on (He double. - - --; - CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19i brighter, more satisfying. MRS. i", to say. Should I talk about the ________ - ...Sets --- DEAR TIRVD: it - - ' • MAURICE RICHAIW - Dec. 21) Find the right way to rebuild your life on the right foundation and make the future authority or the xpertise to aid you in your advancement, e - - W,o1 L ' ,~~. . - .~ . .-. . would ret urn it and I had put you have and strive for goodwill him in a very embarrassing Select the most espensise, but with others, Avoid one who is AQUARIUS i Jan. 21 to Feb. 'spot My husband agreed ith settle for the least t- ostiv. Insist unfriendly to you, Discuss 19; Pursue career affairs that our son and said ray first on a clothing allowance but Future with associates. get you the support of higher. ; loyalty should have been to 115k for tw ice as much as you ups. Avoid some situation that reallywant. hang in Were. GEMINI May 21 ; John. June 21; you know will get you into 1)o work efficiently.toTalk We brought this up at a dinner Nothing is impossibit'. over trouble, .in doubts you riia have with low workers teresting respons. (ties and l pay the family a con- with loved ones, What would you ha v new plan requires more study done' dolence call, I never know what ______ V. (;ENERAI. TENDENCIES: .%lake intelligt nt preparations respect you. for your futurt. A fine time to - to our mail carrier, i• John was upset. lie said he pounds. Walter Wagner and his course our excuse was that we the mirml-1111 were useil. up, she are connecting with Spanish back Mrrolure seeming to be Shellcrackers have been slow partner, Mr. Beard from did all the work and let him &, had 2 perch on her Iringe,, mackerel up to four pounds in the one they like just now. to go on the beds this month but Wildwood located a pretty most of the fishing but we have Not bad! eight according you look more attractive. Enjoy good friends who rc'lly like you. Mold one who does not l'lease, no city or state. Just Keep promises made that I didn't want it to mate Exercise for stamina, vitality, in the house, and to please' take your answer, and improve relationship with it to the post office. After T1I(Er)oFsKlMI'ls(; other close ties. ETh not CAPRICORN IDec. 22 to Jan, . Casale Winer had only 2s live 111111111lowl ;- , ~ which I 0 Ro speck Camp Seminole reports limit Of hours, waters, that Is a big bluefish! catches of bass for David Howe Barry Orrell, showed '-the old arid David Akers, the fish man" up Wednesday by landing Snook are hitting in Spruce Creek and also around the welt 'property ASKIN'? \[H3ETTEg, ME ~V. C)'t WCMbø T0u..N. Y. Nvi $vW. 1w. DEAlt ABB'i" GUYS... WHAT HES WHAT 11. / been on catfish. A few drum are taking live Mirrolure plugs. Krokadile the "Snow White 2." For these . _._ 0 - With KNOWS from the Carroll Righter Inititt. 'S by Due Grave _ ou ww-r us1 'AT RkH1 WELL I — TGIvE HIM / AN TH 5HEEH I DON'T KNOW A &ATh' /SA)3NEI? V,OIDER IF ABOUT vV(J qfOROSCOq For 'Laundry' - -..* -. CARROLL RIGHTER'S - Mail Bags Not . Sunday, April7, 1974-1 1A The Sanford Herald Florida fishing, for in ' "'John. came horne from college having liVed this 'way altnoStall party out of Marina We landed to tell of while another their two week stay they I& Bottom fishing boats hit the I for a weekend. he brought his MY life. I told my husband I day II; a total of 185 bass, the largest red snapper last week, the size makes his home on the ilver, troller brought in aifl. t. Ift soiled laundry in a new U.S. wanted turn to loosen up with on the small side but plenty of landed three beautiful bass one a nine-and-one-half pow mail bag. lie said a friend the money but the older he gets Osteen Bridge Is still offering specimen. t he m. using the blue flip-tall loaned It to him, and asked him the harder he pinches the PenAll their angling WR done An added feature to the carver later brought In two sp'ed perch arid bream for "to be sure to return it, flies. After 70, wouldn't you regular run of snapper and more weighing eight pounds .' I told John that It was Molen think field loomm his grip' his share this week on -. Dear Abby ., party landed Thursday. - - - -f ;~_ . - --' '" ____ ____________ THE PHANTOM .._ / Lee Falk and Sy Barry LLO.'K,O5 CiO-L/CKCkAR$1 r'4EJR54..EP J4-SIsQ-Jfi'E. I lt.LE 54/0 70 8F QUEEN OF I .. ,,cr 70 &..E84b "'41 J ' ': '! , . ' ' ' yk) : : I'.tt5. 5%NERE 15 'Ti'sE "'' wrol , 7 t' ' ', .. 6 5'.'.v,'w! ,. . 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Because of problems peculiar to the newspaper business I - .----•- 4'- - 3 •' -- . - .. - - - -. - •, - - .- - - - ,1 J) - $ . - -- - . -. . -- -- - - --••- - - 'S.. ' P.Tt ('Al !r4.i'rv ('(UTjpTf OI,l'CT1'L'!P • .JIjj.44jI4j "'-'-i'.". 4I4.JILJ&4II Dede studied Dividends brochure - d 4 - 0 . - d I ' .• .." ' - ,, ' I' . (.RAYWRISLEY Engaged to Charles F. Steinmann - - '1 Wrisley'-Steiiiiiiann "These people are from many diverse backgrounds. Some are young mothers, some are retired people, and some are - "! .' - she tells of the volunteers already donating tie and talents to the ' .. 4 sho w s when - -.. - Dede's enthusiasm really . . - • Somethng New Takes Sha e For Women Taking To Golf — (NEA) IAN(,Wx1 Mr. ind Mr i(tt-rd Wilmer Wi1lian of IAngw00d-Markh arn Road, are announcing the engag ement middle school youngsters, of her daughter, Miss Gray Wrisley, to Charles Frederick These people all serve a need In the community. "One couple, with 37 years of teaching between them, were bored with their daily routine, and decided to get back in the g of life. Another is a retired music teacher, who is eagerly awaited by a group of Steinmann, son of Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Solos of Schiller Park, Ill. Miss Wrlsley was a cheerleader, a mem be r of National Honor Society and a scholarship medal award winner. She attended Florida State University where she was a youngsters each week," she member of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority and Florida The teachers place the volunteers where help is F'naorIal Services Co. in Altamonte Springs. Her fiance is a 1969 graduate of Florida Air Academy In Melbourne, where he was group commander, valedictorian and ca p tain of the football t eam . AtFU was member Bern in Ithaca, N.,Y,. the bride-elect is the granddaught r of Ptulip S. Harper and the late Carol Harper of Winter Park, and Mr. and Mrs. R.C. Williams o(Orlando. At Seminole High School where she was graduated In 1967, _____ \ \ L. ' '4 t11A • , , joining the ranks of the nation's arms and hand size as they a womwn*s going out to buy golf golfers over the past decade," relate to her ability to swing a clubs, this year more n ever said Rutsi, "their Impact goes golf club. Au-urding to Toney before, she's got a lot to con. beyond mere members. Women Penna long-time the golf now In their second and third professional ind designer of his stages (Of 901f h"Ve , drastically o-An line of clut)s, "A woman phenomenalgrowth and changed their recreational changes with age and so should demands of wome n golfers, golf philosophy as well as how they her clubs." companies have been busy conpla)- The ame" In other tor-ds, the club you suiting LPGA pros and 5U4 In the past women felt that denly there's a whole new extra money in the budget played with at 25 may not fit spectrum of feminine, mlorful should go to getting their your individual strength NW ladies g1I1 equipment in the P , style at 40. husba nds the best golf clubs major faculty members, four lay Longwood, has been named chairman of this group. Dede became Involved in school activities when her now 14 year old son entered first grade. She began at Altamonte Elementary School, and progressed from there. I was president of the P-TA at Spring Lake Elemen tary, at three different times," she said. She has served at many different s'hools as she lives in an area that is consta ntly being rezoned. That means she has been involved at Altamonte. Spring Lake, league, and Lake Brantley, and next year will include South Seminole Middle School and Lyman high. Dede is a strong advocate of the open concept in schools "My chi ldre n really excelled in atmosphere," she said 928,000 at municipal courses. - - • - -- - - - - - schools being planned are of the 11110NDA SL-SANNE (;I(()&S life is d const,snt whirl. going from one activit to another. She is a Girt &-out leader. Little League mogmer, bowls in a league, plays tennis, is a member of.Semoran Junior would like to go into it full time. of any iron made. It is ideally suited to women bocause by Junior College and intend to Finish at Fill," she added. Beginner Or pro. a woman shortening the hosel 1hiq weight Dede. outgoing and at. The prior to the Mouday Publication date. As3mation tour soared from formed to select the clubs that clubhead's hitting area giving when she says. "I really enjoy Pro ' She noted that all the ae we must have this hdmwrnatiosi in the office by the Wednesday Ladles -- child in a sft-ond year rvader it he can read a fourth year I've graduated from Seminole women played at private clubs, recreation couipment ff7,000 at daily lee courses and - "It's great for children to be able to work above grade level ii the, are capable Why keep i provides tht- largest power area spending money on her own - Advisory Committee was chosen b each school board member naming two persons from his district. Phil Stevens A really love teaching and 'tatIonhl Golf Foundation from feeling guilty about designed to help the ladies, (/ persons and three students, a ll elected, These committees are optional at the elementary level. but are mandatory at middle and high schools. A County goU clubs are over. The leisture time have freed women women. The Super Blade, repor ts thaI last year 423,000 Eiiva(yeineiits mittee, consisting of the princi pal, P-TA president, two A complete line of woods and irons are now available for of 'token" women's orientation and increased , at II a.m., ac- Woman's Club and is active In church and Politics, She is also a substitute teacher. shops and sports catalogues. But mobility, changes in family The days University of Illinois. The garden wedding will be an event of J'ne at the home of the bride's parents. is the setting up of School Advisory Committees. Each school has an ll-m n corn- ___ ' by Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity and U a prmedical serdor at whatever. The Dividends help children reach their potential, with their knowledge and derstanding. complishment of P-TA this year somewhat differently. 'L... . -. A man hits a golf ball about • •, ..i,v . 225 yards on his drive and then •has about 150 yards to get to the J ,2. , green on a par-4 hole. The "7 A J " .- . average woma n golfer has to j" * play golf by wit rather than strength She hits her drive 150 yards. the second about 130 U yards. Still 75 yards short of the green. she's got to swing a lot of , short, tricky finesse shots to :. reach the green. With more in.,...i, between shots,a woman plays a shorter game of golf. "It's a game of feel rather • than of actual power, said r . I.PGA pro, Louise Suggs. And . . ." ' here are some fine points she I'•. feels a woman can use to im..'' . prove her golf game. To master the short game, try ;, not to be overanxious and think 9 , you can hit the ball completely to the hole. Instead, consider , the possibilities of rolling. If " you are hitting uphill, hit a little . ,• further. Downhill, don't hit . quite so hard. Never try to put backspin on the ball. Let the grooves on the clubheacl do 'L'L• . ' i"'' '"I that for you. Striking the ball ''; - I oney I enna demonstrates Super Blade properly wi ll automa ti cally a backspin on the ball. The most important single "While our statistics showtake Into consideration her own factor In the short game Is that women outnumber own instrength size weight length of selecting the right club. And. if sider. Overwhelmed needed, and also wtere Another — ,' f.4f. - : I' • *.? ' - , a I - ': Golfs the game for gals galore. "More than two milhon women are in volved In the acti ve golf scene,' said Don A. Rout, -; 5II F) - '' 0. 4i -. - -,- NEW YORK 4 .4' • . executive director of the Na tional Golf Foundation. But men and women play the game I 3. ' - - W. a - ,, - - . .;. -- - By HELEN HENNESSY NEA Women's FAltor . 4 -;:• ,,7. fl; More of everything. News of every kind. Business news, social situations, a co mplete survey of everything that's happened. Read The Herald every day and you'll be better informed, more interesting, more prepared to understand the important news affecting your daily life. And YOU get itallat your fingertips it The Herald. 4 Our own beautiful magazine, filled with interesting and informative features about your communities and your neighbors. You'll find tomething in Seminole each week to wonder about, talk about, be proud of. Seminole takes the pulse of our community and delivers it to you 4, - . - - - - - _ For people of all ages who recognize the need for humor, variety, lightness and fun. In The Herald you'll find all your favorite "strips" translating your life with the lighter touch. - p - gq - / -, - - A7 .r ,,__, •, - -- - - "I've noticed a greater in. terest this year In P-TA. With schools and administrative staffs being formed, we are receiving many Inquiries into the program. &irne schools araLso becoming dissatisfied wIth P-TO's and are considerin1 changing," she said. Dede's eyes sparkle when she speaks of the P-TA's Dividend program. "We never dreamed the Divtdend would grow as it has. We used three elementary schools on a pilot basis to begin our program last fall. The Semoran Junior Woman's Club has taken the Dividends ast.helr number one project, and help financially." program. bride's parents until their new borne Is completed, COMICS....... Or - - I., Texas. 1hey plan to reside at Paola in an apartment near the j - Continuing she said, 'One of the current priority Items for P. TA, is the urging of the legislation for establishment of C Best man was Sgt. Jimmie C. Denmark, He wore his full (tress blue uniform and the groom was attired in a light blue iit suit. The bride and groom's mothers each wore pale pink ensembles. Mrs. Preston Oglesby prepared three-tiered wedding cake for the reception which was held In the church annex, following the ceremony. Attending the ceremony and reception were the parents of the couple and Fred James. Mrs Preston Oglesby.Mrs Willis Carter, Miss Grace Ann Dodge, Gifford Fodrie Miss .'ihelby Denmark, and from 0cM.. Mr. and Mrs Marion Jammes. The couple left for Miami and will travel to Houston, - I' . £. wood length veil. The Sunday Herald Bri*ngs You More Too : J school i33ues." - LONG WOOD —Miss Sherta M. Jeiinmes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jammes, and Robert N. Denmark, son of Mrs. Daisy Denmark, all of Paola, were united in Holy Matrimony March arch 30. at 7-30 m p., in the First lentacnstnI iA)fld, Of(icating at the double ring, candlelight ceremony was Rev. Ruth Grant, minister of the church, Mrs. L.C. Walker, organist, presented an appropriate program of nuptial selections and accumpanied soloist, Mrs. BR. Gray. Preceding the ceremony she sang, "Whither Thou Goest", and her closing selection was, "I love You Truly." The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a formal length gown of w hi te polyester crepe and Belgian lace designed by her mother. It featured short sleeves of lace and th e entire back of th e gown and train were also styled of Belgian Lace. Her waist leng th veil of Belgian petit point Illusion was secured by a crown of lace and seed pearls. She carried a Colonia l rio'. Mrs. Marlene Burke, matron of honor, was attired in )ellow and white c hi ffon Dutch crea tion wi a shoul r th de More Ads... More photos... - j:. 4•. A pri 1l 7, 1974 C n N, Spv -.-- iun day, S -- of - program) In Seminole County, Asked about the drop In at. We find that if you offer people she keeps check on the 100 tendance for PTA meetings, a good program on up-to-thevoIunte participating. Dede explained, "A lot of minute Issues they will come ALTAMONTh SPRINGS — As president of the P-TA poeple think of P-TA as a out." Dede Schaffner has got to be a County Council, she leads an money-making organization. Dede admits P-TA atglutton for work. Presently Impressive group, consisting of Primarily, it Is an educa tional tendance fails off after heading the fast-mushrooming all area principals whose program for parents and elementary school, but says Program. the Dividends (a schools have a }'.TA, plus the teachers. P-TA offers more "Middle and high school years volunteers In education Presidents of each organization, than just an annual carnival, we really the most imprt.ant time (or parents to attend 11w keep up with - Wil,,w •• 1 What ' s in itf r YOU? • By ELDA NICHOLS Herald Correspondent Wor ld Date Reset • anfnth -.•:.•.. •i__________________ Women 's Big Gain On School Scene i. 4jfrrath (14p r Golf today has to be aware and in- is now distributing through the ticulate, is strictly on target five in the 's to 60 members In best suit her. To make it greater playability, power and being involved with the cornthe '70s. valuable purchase she should dubhead thrust. iflunity" , ' - (I •iIIit Gross-Fontaine Mr. and Mrs ,J,IWL' M Gri'-s •1 121 R.indIph St announcing ~he tlng;ogeinent of their it Surnnc, to Albert A. Fontaine, son cif Mr. and %Irs Eawarti Fontaine (if Brandon. Born in Stoughton, Wic . the bride-elect is a member o f the June graduation class or Seminole high School Her fiarce%as graduated fro") SanfordNaval Academy in 1973. He is serving a tow' of duty with U S 'iavy After comp!eUng schml at Naval Air StaUon. Lemoore. ('sl& he sihl be stationed in Japan Final wedding plans iill be announced at a later da. �28-The Sanford Herald Sunday, April 7, 1974 1 Banks Snip Red Tape To Ease Divorcee ,s Credit Oissis -10 Sunday,APrU7,197#4-3B TheSanlordHerald By JEAN PATTESON treat a woman on her own downpayfiient and keep up later merits rather than regarding On the other hand, said Ms. her as a nonentity without a C payments, there Is no reason Illness, If a couple have enjoyed When Angela's first husband husband, or an extension of her why she should be treated any a good credit rating, the died, she lost all her credit man if she Is married differently from a man," he assumption is the woman was cards Uhey were In his name, $ said. partly responsible In this case after all). . Katy had similar ex. Melba Bairow, an instalment also. Angela married right after periences. Twice she was loan officer at the Winter Park Lgh school. She had no job widowed, and twice she lost her Barnett Bank, said the situation A divorcee whose husband training. Finding employment good credit rating and cards. had definitely Improved, but was a gambler or alcoholic is $hich lending institutions The second time she wasn't • felt there mnIghtstill room for would consider reliable was not worried. She decided to start further improvement, added. The bank then has to try easy, but she finally became a her own Woman's boutique. "A woman might have a little and determine the character of receptionist In Orlando and Then she would never need a more of a problem establishing the woman, and to screen $ worked her way Into a steady credit card again - at least to credit," she admitted, 'but It's carefully the type of job she is clerk-typist position. It was buy clothes. hard to generalize, I suppose doing. But lo and behold, oor Katy three years before she got $ there is still the feeling that Discrimination against career-wise a man is a little women by financial institutions herself a first-class credit found that no bank would loan her the money to start a rating, however, • m ore established than a in the Central Florida area is -, rT Then poor Angela got boutIque! woman." rapidly becoming a thing of the ' So poor Katy had to get marrled again - to a fellow 7"Our policy is based on the past, agreed all bankers in. with a worse credit rating than married again, merits of each individual," said terilewed. iitThat's the way it's been for a - • , hers - which of course, • Mrs. Gwendolyn Inness, in. Elsewhere in the country the automatically made her credit women in the United States stalnient loan officer and pressure to change the rating worse too, although she until recently. Even though manager of the instalment loan American credit system in department stores aimed their ' still had her same good job, department at the Altainonte favor of women seems to be Together they worked at advertizimig pitches at women, Springs Barnett Barn Bank. coming primarily from the 141!ht • 'We don't act according to a women themselves. upgrading their credit rating - banks and other financial in. $ a difficult task, according to stitutions cast a Jaundiced eye standard rule, but judge each Feminists, for example, have Angela, because her hust;intl on the credit risk of oun!, I'rson on his or her individual threatened to start their own "' ' divorced Widowed was soim_-thing of '' ''' rubk "kith a angle tackground, present position banks and credit unions if they women, particular understanding. 3 spender. aJ, to some extent, on their don't get action - and in two It has always been almost One grand final spree blew "In the last four or five years Hdph Pezold, consumer loan future plans. We find a detailed cases have shown Just how their credit completely. It also impossible for any woman to the trend is definitely official at the same bank, said Interview with the applicant scrious they are. blew their marriage. Angela start her own business by changing," commented Mrs. whether or not a woman and careful analysis of the Last August a group of was back in square one, even getting a bank loan, for Janice Springfield, a businew receives a loan depends only on particular case is the best way Detroit women started the though she still held her job and example, and It has been loans officer a to decide on whether or not we Feminist Federal Credit Union t the Florida whether or not she can repay make the loan," she said. banking policy to discount all or Slate Bank in Sanford, paid her bills regularly. The group had over $X,000 in the money. Fortunately for her, the part of the salary of a working If a woman is divorced and assets and 450 members In "There was a time when w divorce took place during the wife on the theory that she will 'We're in business in the her husband has detrimental January. past year. Bankers today are soon get pregnant and drop out didn't make mortgages to bank to make money. We can't credit, this Is probably the Meanwhile, in New York, a Women; when a woman's in. do that unless we lend money, situation where a woman would well-heeled group of women of the work force. not like they were come was not considered if a and then get It back with in- have the greatest difficulty, including Betty - Friedan, ago when she was widowed, All that Is changing, however, cou ple wanted a loan; and when terest," explained Penold. according to Mrs. Innss. The Pauline Thgere and Eileen They - are far more willing to A curvey of bankers indicates a woman had a hard time "In every case, no matter bank works on the premise, she Ford, collected over 11 million that a growingnumber of them getting credit cards changed to whether the applicant is male explained, that the wile is as to start the First Women's 'Link Men's Formal Wear are reexamining their her own name. But all tha t or female, od or young, black much responsible for seeing the and Trust Co. RENTALS traditional attitudes toward changed," explained Mrs. or white, it goes back to the couple keeps in the black, as is For Weddings, Pros. etc No such movement appears women. Springfield. same question - does the in. the husband. to be afoot in Central Florida. G.L. Perkins Men's Wear It is also true that many more "I've made a great many dividual qualify? It would probably take such a "I don't believe there's any 204 E Firs? 5t bank officers today are women business loans to women In the "If a woman is holding a divorcee two years to establish necessity for It here," was Mrs. Ph, 3221511 who often admit to viewing the past few years and haven't had steady Job, If she can make the a first-class credit rating. -Springfield's comment. Herald Staff Writer I 5, S - - 14 9 I(1II • ". - 7 ST,1 Tb. MEATAL HEALTH PRb..SII)ENT hIO\OREI) d " P - -- -- .-- Left photo shows (I to r ) Ginger Herndon, board director and president ci'Semi.nole MHA, Jack Devlin, director of Stepping Stones center; Mrs. Paul Stevens and Madden. Right photo (Ito r), Edward Lee of Orlando Park Grange, Mr. and Mrs. John Kimbrough and Mrs. Edward Helvenston, vice president of MIIA Region 11. MENTAL HEALTH Association of Seminole County's annual spring banquet honoring John W. Madden, state president of the Florida Mental Health Association, was held at The Governor's Table, Altamonte Springs. Madden, in his discussion of current legislation affecting mental health, called Florida's approach the most forward and far-reaching in the nation. -- Couple To Entertain (Hirald Photos ly J#8n Pafl.ion) Ixora Garden Club Scores Winning 'Firs t ' For CIP At Open House Party By FANNETTE EDWARDS HERALD CORRESPONDENT Ixora Garden Club is the first Program (CIP) currently Mrs. William Rape, president, season. Each year the club organization to contribute funds underway to beautify Sanford. the clubwomen adopted the CIP undertakes a phase of civic to the Civic Improvement Under the chairmanship of as their project for the 1973.74 beautification to promote, / -'-... . DELTONA -Mrs. Betty Dsvis, formerly of Akron, Ohio, and lack levinson exchanged marriage vows on March 7. March 7. Rabbi Norman Deawnond wait the officiating clergyman at tne nuptial riles at Bethel Synagogue In Daytona Beach. Following a two-week cruise to the Caribbean, the couple is making their home at i3 W. Hartley Circle. The tilde Is a licensed parctkal mars, and is a member of the American Red Cross Unit at Orange City where the p A Deltortan for several years, the bridegroom is active in many ectora of Orange g City Chapter of American Red u. On April 14, nnewlyweds will entertain at an open house re reception for friends and relatives who are invited to call during the hours of 1-I pin. •'--• • F -, ' The clubs recent azalea sale netted $0. for CIP which Mrs. Rape Presented to the CIP chairman, Mrs. waiter Glelow. --: A community involvement program, CIP is a two-year project sponsored by Sanford Woman's Club, Sanford Junior Woman's Club and Sanford JunlorMisaClub. - - ". '• . Sanford will compete in state, district and national levels with awards reaching $I0000 goal to be used for colnuing beautification of winning cities. / - ' -" , Hiraid Phst BY Ckarl.s C*wardsp NEWLYWEDS , -I... . / 0. (J _ WIl (Hirad Photo Y ii .c. AZALEAS GROW FUNDS 'OR CIP ...Mrs. Rape (I) presents check to Mrs. Gielow nrt LL.I. 1 Quotable Women H Add the final touch of beauty H ouse to her • ByTO4T1EDE Stands Vigil As Ave y Baker, 18, 51 Seminole Blvd., Foster A. McElroy, 58, at 5 03091 Sta. Bz 5$0A, On., Jennie fl. ' Lawrence E. , Rt Mc nathy, 58, 713 Eazthrook Ralph L. 38*538, Judy F. Thompson, 23, Blvd., WP Pinewinds Dr., Carol A. The cooperation of corn. Rt IIA A ,,-1 i , Brumley, 20, 109 Lake Dot Dr. B* munhty.geared organizations 2lf'pIILiauIuii&, ' , Wm. D. Back, 32, 1918 F Ra David II. Tees', 19, 620 and Individuals is needed to " Summerlin, ,' r Mary A.P. n Wilshire Dr., CB, Julie A. "' make Sanford the country's Mcthy,3grn,, Kissinger, 19,636 same add. st b eautiini mad Jack LIIXIsOSI 63, 460 E Hwy Harry J. Watson. , 113 Wm. D. Richard., 33, 03 B I. Adams. 36, Bethune Cr., Cheryl D. Knight. Myrtle, Isabella M. Galletta, 13, 436, CB, Marjorie A CIP aeyistseb,gstuJ 45, same address E. l.aan, Michigan Ave., Debra H. 15, no. 15 Cowan Moughton Te 1330 Swiunerlin Giarratano, 21, same add. to include an irrigation em Joe E. Young, 1713 W. hay Miller, 8* 751 Oviedo, Michael If. Smith, 28, 114 W for Fort Mellon Park, irrigation 14th., Sylvia I.. Demps, 33, 212 EIiz. WjUIOIIIS, s, sa Richard C. Cadman, 28, 1306 1st, Brenda G. Bradley, 29, me system, grass and piantsfor j Terry In. iim Dr., As. Brenda Wayne S. same add. Ceynowa, 21, 1406 lakefront, Improving the Senior L Cox, 23, same add. Robert A. Hackett, 33, 405 Forest Dr., Conse J Rlngdahl, Neighborhood Part at Piwnosa Dr., Jo Ann Huggins, , 105 Sans, j. harry J Goodman 4 Jere D. Dotten Jr., 21, Fourth Street and Park 43, 7.50 Oxford Dr.,, FP Mohawk NY, ROseAGOeIel 43' DeLand, Bonita F,Jojtjs,24 Gregg L Bailey, 20, 512 Herkimer. ly Avenue, and bicycle paths, ' ' 1 8* 1518 Bobble L Anderson, 24,3317 Oranole Rd., MUd., Marianne 5=Year Body Search Continues Jackson, winner of the Academy Award for best actress. Easter ensemble with a love/ Corsage of Orchids, Carnations, Roses "ft was predictable that sooner or later Time would begin to pay the price for Its editorial overinveitment in the destruction of the President. That price is the loss of journalistic or her special favorite flower Sa4 , 4 FCwe*Skep 10 One of Central Florida's Finest Florists 209 E. COMMERCIAL Ronald H Ray, 35, Ox 17331, Erwin C Rhodes, 33, Farm. Deborah D, Ganovsky, It, 4702 11111e, NC, Lynn L Carlson, 23, A Wi 'dow By The Associated Press Here are some quotable quotes from women during the week: "I thought I was an outsider for the Oscar. I was so amazed. I'm more pleased about this one than my first. Mum will get enormous pleasure out of It. We now have bookends." Glenda I If winia Marnage - DIAL 322-1822 - prestige and credibility." Clare Boothe Luce, widow of Time magazine's founder, seconding a television commentator's !)!.i'.-i\L!-: .4101r i;u (riticism of the magazine's Watergate coverage. "It's just lovely, isn't It? It is one of the most marvelous places I've ever seen. I'm having a wonderful time Just doing nothing." Mrs. Henry Kissinger, the former Nancy Maginnes, talking about the honeymoon spot she was visiting in Acapulco, Mexico. A ROCKING horse labeled "Pony Express" held gifts for Mrs. Patrick inee Melenda Casselberry Edmiston of Jenks, Okla.. who was honored at a proxy baby shower. Guests wrapped their gifts on the spot for the honoree to send to her in Oklahoma where her husband is a student at Oral Roberts University, at Tulsa. Marilyn Gordon 1 was hostess at her Benedict Way home in Casselberry. 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' ' • ' V. r1jth earth, with proper it takes, Xamm will come and SHE WON'T GIVE UP Arthur aks I' McDaniel. Tindale & stop looking t0rnw0w. Ibis Tindale ap"ment at least haws they searching until it' ... Sara has stood up for "little willcontinue people" I-Surellce tly S40 WI. Carol Adamts & arry Lyw,. ngnor child, G. Williams & Sharon L Mute & Anthon>' F. WITHIN A II MILE RADIUS PANTS b'LA 1'TER y MONOCHROMATIC shadow Plaid pantsuit in creamy n sehirc h. A!i of now, tjwy could - * Free Pick-Up & Delivery . 0( Uwe. I want Ux-m buried in abandonied. No matter how long PINTOS, MUSTANGS, LTD's GRAN TORINOS - - . 4 W.devM F'iks .,, - i i$2000 .acb 50% POLYESTER-50% COTTON , a illainy Ameritex Rice Cloth ' " ) V FORD RENTALS ' - "-•, 73,4inPorcelain Coordinate ,, II I Kaiser of Bavaria W_ , - V , Dissol Cfters Created by , t fl1e " Double Knits The history of this nasty coal Kissimmee week alone. Recovered bodies fit I. Bx 2290 mine incident indicates that If lvi: .Suru Ftazno,skjs h us b and (lied in ii coal fllifl'! (3P;,%j)jØçj jfl FARMINGTON, W. VA.- what Sara wan ts, Sara often are 11057 decomposed beyond Otis D. Taylor, 2L 105 Johnny 1. Box, 22, 2320 (NEA) - Until recently, Sara gets. A coal miner's daughter, visual recognition ( iden. Sanford Ave., Janet C Cr. Florence J. Hawkins ,, .' KaznGakI had the sympa thy and now slim and pleasantly blonde tificatlon is made by company ia, lit 3 8* in 1968 she bought the nicest CPfllPter)' j)lOt I COUI(! get bin:. r.uick, 33, 201 E 10th St. support of much of the na tion. at 60, Mrs. Kazzsoakl was among employes, not anxious widows), Thomas 1, Key, 21, 1835 The 1968 disaster at Con- the first to recognize the Consol Wm. S. Brumley Jr., 4 2821 but the remains have put the lie McArthur Blvd., Chanter R. solklatlo's Coal Cznp..ny's No. No. 9 disaster as a batBut I(MI(rs, more tJrni: five -years later, th e gravesile is to Consol's early theory of Knight, no. S. Sanford Ave. Doris M still empty' 15 1k Monroe Tern. 9 mine killed 74 men and so Ueand. ashes among the rocks; most . Burton, 47, Bx 652 Eddie G. Montgomery, 18, Injured the public conscience men ar e intact, dead ofte She sa ys no one from the Wafter Graham, 23, 8* 714 despite u/sat may be th e longest body search in .4mencan n of fl10 that people near and far joined company "ever came to say Bungalow Blvd., Josephine Oviedo, Gloria J. Robinson Bx asphyxiation and not even their widow Kaznoskj In condemning I'msccry,"andat first began to (hewing gum has been melted, Watson, 19, 113 Bethune Cr. 341 Goldenrod Gene Wm. Gibson, 39, 1408 the company safety procedures treat the disaster as routine. nsinin' his ory , 15:61) SIrs Kon (Iski's man and o his tellou't, Yet although the major Oak Ave., Sarah E. Skipper, 30, and demanding that every inst Wm. D. Taylor Jr., 36, 82D It WAan It VU the wt portion of the search seems to 1411 Huntington Dr., CI) miner be found and "returned muse tragedy in its decades, Glen Arden, AS, Donna S. be accomplished and y Il Robert D. Dekle, remain trapped in unlifted W'e.si I'irgina rubble. M RI. 10* Smith, Bz 363 Coleman Kz'.noski oanized a miles of tunnel re main to be 109A, Cat herine L Dean, 33, But siowty, predictably, the miners' widows committee Floyd Childs, 42, fit 2 8* 178, cleared, there is no certainty same add. public support vanished. Margaret Hams, 41 lit 28*291 [ring the point home to Consol, complexities, Consolidated rubble from 10 square miles of precedented pain In the butt." that the job will be completely When the U.S. Congress the ccsnznittee's chief goal, of Coal has finished. Local sentiment been reluctantly mines, more than 100 mIles at passed new laws concerning cose, was comp The search has lete body oteng that law since; Cons1 mine tunnels. also been seemsnowtofavor an early end somewhat success mine safety, many who and the recovery, ii kVl crews continue to work five •) ut ions (5 (a ful. Crews to Use matter. "Six million to '1110 j1 1 ujrn "The search," says one have t i i Conso1 No.9hoIocausasa,afly recovered .,4 of the 73 dig The company natura lly did days a week clearing out th worker, "has been an un. dead-14 rf out old bones" yelps a tt - mn n or' recent Point felt atlsfie-d enough to go not lIke the presstre. Nor did lixal. "Its a wtste. I say seal Raffle) Hay hlerreil & Karen Faye., Wf 3 children, to other causes. n wcutises cherish the idea of off the remaining tunnels as a Grubb, Regina C. Stewart & Mark D., Comapny let It be 5pflfng money . sort of cemetery inviolate," Margaret lAllan Johnson & Wf. minor child. that the $6 million bein, spent anything but coal. Several .. Olse ftu., Wf former The riun1nj comp on the continulg search should Conoi officials made inJoyce K. Jeter vs Samuel 0. says • , be used o expand coal mme teerate remarks. Early on. that, too. Only not so bluntly. ernptnymert, local sms'mthv the company said there was m'.t egotiating With United Mine Dennis Scott Foster & Sheila Nancy A. lance & Robert G., Dane., WI. nameBase say t pragmatism. Workers Union attorney Ken WI f much use trying to evacuate the or mer name-Rowland. Lewis Yablonski, (onsol agreed 10 Finally, when the widows dead men because explosion Florance S. McDaniel & p,,., pay each widow e $10,000 were each offered 810,000 by tires "likely cremated th ta ce E.,Wffor ..; on s,inege Jerry mine for a yig4y" a *Nnpeniatlon and aljocontiju,e Smith, . end to ft NK r. theNo.9.earch lungiiiitIs iirs. icoas, committee, Olga LGiL*ds&nge1., Sharon M I.elgaben & Wf2 chIldren • On aqpddxd *=to reasonable, and prsctical Douglas F.-.VOIIIII Co. Cl. todoio. NW it Robert Allen Hackett & Ellen iy Sara neither Mate nor loàI DennisRay Readnell & C. Koutmki Is en 'j--mandated a Sandra B. Yablonski thinks romjft th swar o1ation.esayi else search atRonald Dale Miller Sr. & -.. -agreement is sound not y for Frances r L W m, to be begged, kmPtSara'swldows in oked . Judi th A Wf, 2 children, yw -. the compensa tion because 2 bought or ken off. 'I want ageless law of Hetiliji Month & Ervin. "It Pu the rornpanyslgpue JudithE Lon core&fla Id my hudisfid out of Uwe.I want m1m: Larry Burchard Poole & On a statement to continue the V WI name roredp0j all tk rmaining hushards out "if I'm trapped. I'll never be Hant A From lime to time members of the Sanford Seminole Art Association hang their paintings in the lobby at S.minol, Lodge for the enjoyment of the guests. The beautiful land. ca above is the fine work of artist Willie Garner, spe L. .Mr. and Mrs. Jack Levinson (A Art Appreciation ) f while provides the perfect clue to easy spring dressing A side vented self-sashed shirt Jacket with matching pants are sparked by it geometrically printed shirt. And for flattering wear without care they 're all machine washable, * Plan Your Trip, Let Us know & We Will Save You Money! SPECIAL EXTENDED MILEAGE RATESI Jack Prosser Ford Sanford 323-7600 Or -322 1481 After Hi-s. 444-ft1e 322-O3S REHT'A'C*fi J 5o Pct. Polyester 50 Pct. Cotton Permanenl Press 045" Wide Still time to Easter! YD, make a "pretty" for Double Knits NEW SHIPMENT $ 88 'Full Bolts Prints & Solids So" Wide Light Weight For Summer YD. �- AP._..Tkt ,— - ,.. 1)L 'a1b 11-V 'V Use S estyles Real Estates Gardening, Decorating Page IC Higher Applicant - Criteria Asked By JULIAIN YrVNSTROM Picking Proper Adhesive ) the F lorida Real Estate Coninlission to get its new master education prograrn through the 1974 Legislature. e- inaster vuucniion program you ask. [hat's right ,\ new mnater tucation program. And, unless you get on )OUr horse and ride (Oh ard get ting that llcenseyou'reinforwiiatwe'Ve be eflprCflg1fl this column for over a year college training and more college training, lAskn to this: The FHE(' is going to ask the Florida Legislature to adopt a program establishing higher and higher criteria for applicants. here's a gist of what the Commission will be seeking: ,. -- 'r- -, - -- - - _________ I I - 'S - "" A CO N'14, i- *t.j LYMAN HIGH Senior Mike Martin was th e first boy to enter Florida State Bank's Annaul Sewing Contest. He modeled his handsome white suit, top-stitched with navy in the fashion show at S;iruford Garden Center. His .4.caliber revolver found Its mark In more than one And Mrs. Roark stood by his side, ready to assist Il sw didn't flinch even a scared suspect lunged t her husband with a knife. "I heard the shots and wer.t %t" #Jr,ih.JAW $27 — p -- ' - - - lI The Feiniviiiie - 'I ook is 'Faishi1oii -- . ',\ \ . u.! I Men, Norman Cosmetics has created a Spring Look that's very much in fashion — irs feminine, sophisticated, ladylike . it speaks of a certain way of lit 0. and conveys flI Iola I picture of,y,,nan lively, glowing color and a delicate, semi poish,d finish. Learn how to athIev this new iashion 00* at your Marl, Norman Cosmetic Studio. -.. I - 1' 1v tI) 7J . Swinger 110 Fork Ave. PH. 323-2631 Downtown Sanford - -' - - —Iola fop — - "s. ' S ... I I- b '- - 4011ANY Tan; Todd dritil in ~"@y dofs, po~esf or dftbk Ina %ofid. machir.9 Wasimblip/dryable. Navy/ I Y - - ' ,4 Im-' I l iI /'l. ' '' - - . - j -Lflr - .. . .. -. - -.: - -, . •r-,, . - : - . ___- - - I - fl ;_ '1 ______ ,., -- - - - 54 -.....r' - .; _____ •-" . .• a... - AAIvri MOTIF S HARMO NIZING " 'y"-" GRANDMOTHER clock mixes traditional lines with oriental air. The gleam of brass weights and pendulum recall the nostalgia that makes 1U c popul a r 'hr a ga i n. This model carries a suggested r price f fl HUI* . $9. July To pay for additional Florida Real Estate Commissionstaff personnel to administer the growing registration file now coinrinsed of some 93 brokers and salesmen) the legislature is being asked to permit the ConunLs.sion to Increase fees for broker applications to $50, salesman applications to $25, brokers' registration to $20 per year, salesman's registration to $10 per year, non-active registration to $5 per year, change of certIficate to $10 and branch office registration to $20. Going hand In hand with the education program Is a request to increase apprenticeships to 24 months. Under the present setup a salesman, before applying for his broker's license, must serve a 12-month apprenticeship under a singie broker. Under the proposed new legislation the salesman would have to serve 24 months apprenticeship. However, he could do It under three brokers for a minimum of six months each. Meat Cool ToInsure Flavor ' - _____ - L 114 , - , I luut[ , $ . " TI/I .'I- ' - - I uses '- ' -'.:'i - -: - . •: - -. . -. - - exans T y I, By VIVIAN BROWN creating a scenic look. Pre- chrome blinds admitting AP NewsIeats Writer iously the windows had been reflected light to t& ceiling We have family rooms, recre- heavily draped, cos.cealtng the area when drawn. Window allan rooms and play rooms, view of trees stream, lake, ter- frames were finished in highbut what new housing could use races. gloss dark brown lacquer. more of are "adult" rooms. So Redwood decking and a gold Floors were sanded to a honey say two award-winning Texas Gothic chandelier were re- color. I isI ti - Id also permit the Commission to designers who, oddly enough, moved from the gabled ceiling "A no-color rooin makes such struck the same theme in the which was covered in tan vel- a room grant equivalency to courses taken at Florida schools. took even more quiet," It would prevent a salesman fromenrolling In a broker,s roonu they submitted to the vet, Nghting was put on a track Foy insists in explaining that he education course until he has been registered as a salesman for 12 jury in this year's If. M. flexter to provide pools ci~ light and used a natural African Berber ibe purpose of these provisions Is to attempt to protect in One should be willing to rip sliructors and students from having inexperienced salesmen out, tear up or camouflage the causing a detrimental effect on the course content which is aimed walls, ceilings ornoors to get it at ed salesmen. said the two designers in at I1:lflCk points out that The program Is broad and itious." tries were submitted *in thie ' —sponsored by anthe Well, (here's no doubt about that. And, if the legislature goes makers of decorative fabrics. along with the FflF.0 recommendations nobody will be able tosay wall and floor coverings — n FRANK J. JASA that real estate people in Florida are not trying to upgrade their recreation 11w second 'e tm'n which aims to recognize the inCounty Agricultural Agent profession by increasing the education requirements to provide "Dwellings." 15 devoted to a tcor design profession's ccitizens broad range orsubjects,such as tributlon to the total environHandbook for the Home, By the way, here's another real estate commission decision that site selection, financing a men t. the latest Yearbook of borne, insurance, legal will go Into ef feet In jy of this year. hurdh'While it is better to plan such Agrkiillure. La a consumer house All examinations given by the F RC to applicants for licenses plans, electricity, water a room when you build or buy a guidebook ambled In 40 will not onlyinclude questions pertaining to license laws of Management, Management, climate contr- 'I hio e these winning de' compact, compact, liberally illustrated and making hosework easier F'tur ida but the) will also include questions on subject matter the applicants st signers say, any expendable pages. It suggests ways that udied when they took either Course I or Course Il room might be converted to families can live fuller, more The t hird section.-Furithe education courses now required by the CornmLssionj. satisfy the satisfying nlsIIngs, need. hlo thmen have secure, and more discusses the J.W. Levy, education coordinator, says "The introduction small boys so they know how to lives and centers on the home, esthetics of color, texture, and such material will effectively strengthen the Commission go about designing such whether "home" Is a suburban design, (loor coverings, examinations" retreals house, a country place, or city lighting, portable storage its The commission has received criticism relati ve to requiring In (act, first prize wtnr.er apartment. appliances sound systerns, and James Foy Jr., 39, of Fort completion of pre-requisite studies without their inclusion In the Most of the 1973 Yearbook clothing. The final section, examinations given toapplicants for registration ussalesmenor Worth, was "thinking about authors are either with USDA "Col"Munitie is devoted to what I'd like to have myself" or the State universities and how communities can work One final FREC suggestion is being rmde to the lowislature. when he designed his room for land-grant colleges, sind 15 are together to stretch resources; This has to do with increasing compensation paid by the FREC to the Parents of three simV chil- Agricultural Remarch Senicv tk~s section furnishes guideUrft its three commissioners, At present the comn.1-,sloners are paid dren. Ilwy wanted to tisten to scientists. "Handbook for t for c unity services and $240 each ithat's right, only 1240) per year. It's being recom. music, talk or read without di3. liome" contains 78 chapters, health, environmental plan. that the chairman be paid 000 a year and ohe two turbing children who are in bed. more than 190 photographs. and ning, and cultural opITWin mended'1 200 a year mainly to cos'er secretarial and other He remo'ed heavy cabinets is divided into four major P . ezens s. ' and cluttered wall shelves and sections, The Yearbook may be put. e, e ,orcitizens og u in arias it's only fair to point out that covered a Roman pink brick "Families," the first section chased from the Superintendent will be 'id out of registradon fees fireplace wall with stainless of the book, covers such sub-of Ieurnents, U.S. Govern1wid by brokersand salesmen and not by the taxpayers. steel. A handsome tall African J(iU as home safety, food inent Print ing Office, WOOd sculpture at the right of handling, Using The operation d the Florida Real Estate Commission does not costs, mnone> %1 ashington D.C. 20402. tstipayer a dinie. In fact, the commisslon each the fireplace and atmospheric management plans, drug Members of Congress have a ym contrtbutos q11 bit of lii income u to the state's general changes outdoors reflect on the abuse, nutrition, indoor &t- limited number of copies for , steel, the changing Patterns dening, and ramping and free dlsbution — - ..-- - -. t . -. : - , A F UI ler hfe - - '.- -. - - ' - • ' = ' FIRST ST. PH 322 352 ------ -- -- ---- ---- ------ ------- ------ -- -- ------------ --- - - ) 4 FREE PARKING I IN REAR WHILE I 228 E. - . . " 4J LILU, iUL W.1terI;rr--f joints. Can be used on anything glue Li the type to be used out. "Use the proper adhesive for but soft plastics and natural doors. the Job" La a hit of advice that rubber. Resists heat and water. There are many other adhehas come down through the Wood glues There are nu. shea, including silicone seaages ever since someone d1 merous glues intended for .t lants, vegetable derivatives covered that certain materials mainly on wood. Many of th'e and those wi th rubber and latex coWdbe used for bondffig things are In powdery form to be bases. together, mixed either with water or Whichever adhesive you It was advice that could be some other liquid; some are choose, you won't get the best followed easily for centuries. premixed. All produce very out of it unless the surfaces to Even as relatively recently as strong Joints, but because of be bonded are cleaned years ago, there were only a differences In characteristics thoroughly. handful of choices from w hich the labels on their containers (The home hand an will should be read carefully to de- find Andy L ' handbook, angs such a multiplicity of adhesives termine whether they are t. "Practical Home Repairs," of on the market today, not to able for your intended use. An great value. For a copy, send $1 mention an Increasing number important factor is recognition to this newspaper at Ix 5, of synthetic products which thatwater.reslsthntglue Teaneck. N.J. 666j occasionally require mending, that selecting "the proper adhesive for the Job" can sometimes be confusing. So-called all-purpose adhesives are seldom that. But flW1 of the synthetics can ac, CUtiitel)' be called m.any.purop , posed, that Is, they handle nearly all the bonding jobs that occur around the house, Even By LOUISE GILL about 40 degrees F. and bacso, such adhesives generally Extension Home terial life. It has been proven work better on some types of Economics Agent that meat held at 40 degrees F. projects than others. The fol. Keep it .00l keep it clean, will keep twice as long as meat lowing list will be helpful In keep it covered. Keep this in held at 50 degrees F. Meat held I making choices, but it does not mind when handling and at 32 degrees F. will keep 4 fleCeSSSJ'jly Include all th e uses storing meat to Insure times u long as meat held ,t 50 of such adhesives, wholesome food with top flavor, degrees. White glue or polyvinyl Packaging, cleanliness, and Fresh prepackaged meat Exeellent for Paper, ca.j, controlled temperatur es before should be stored in the leather, wood and most porous you reach the check-out counter refrigerator in the original materials. Not waterproof, .-: are of prime Importance, so be wrapper. Fully cooked vacuumClear cement Good on paper, cardboard, wood and alert to packaging conditions sealed meats should be stored when shopping. Reject a in the refrigerator in their leather. Excellent for glass and package that is broken or ex- unopened packages. Fresh — ceramics on which there will cesslvely wet. Discard a rigid meats that are wrapped in — not be heavy stress. p.ickage that is obviously Contact cement Bonds in. bulged or under tension. Avoid market paper should be unwrapped and loosely covered stantly without the use of exposing meat packages to before being placed in th e clamps. Perfect for bonding warin air. refrigerator. Follow the plastic laminates to wood. Can Refrigerate meat products directions on the label of also be used 00 WOOtwood, properly when you get home. canned products. Smoked cloth, leather, ceramics and When bacteriologists say "life meats, should be refrigerated moM metals, begins at 40," they're talking as carefully as fresh meats. u ? Put on a happy look.. - fresh. 1w;ngy, fun of spirit. Dotty wraptop, crhply coIla,,d, s'iug.rb,d at cuffli. .. MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS & BOUTIQUE \\ Touch-of-Spring I r -- ________________ . LIVIfl9 J"s - '' By June, 1977, to be a registered real estate br oker you would have to have an associate degree or 60 semester hours 190 quarter bows Including prescribed courses In real esta te practices and Principles and real estate law. By June, l980,Lo obtain your Florida broker's license youwould be required to have an associate. degree Including 18 semester hours i 27 quarter hours) of prescribed courses in principle., and practices and real estate law and to be registered as a salesman for three years; or have been awarded a baccalaureate degree, i rv'ludlng IS semester hours (27 quarter hours) of prescribed courses in Principles and practices and real estate law. "This education packet," says FREC Chairman James E. llnllenbeck,Jr.,"wasdevelopedhya highly respected committee composed of member3 of the Florida Association of Realtors, ('ommissluncra, executive staff members of the Florida Association of Realtors, and staff members of the commission plus representatives from many of the colleges and universities throughout the state." But, the education program is no t all tha t's being recommended to th e legislators by the Commission . Fees Increase In I J . For example, by June, 1975, to be a registered real estate broker you would have to be the holder of an active Florida salesman's license for no less than two years and the holder of a high school diploma or the equivalent thereof. - ' -I ... i .s..•-... - - — - '. r''' j-- - '' — — — By June, 1975, lobes registered real estate salesman would F have to have a high school diploma or the equivalent thereof. - - " " i us ng _______________ --- iJIE C Fnnxv/ - .• I .•: I - .- 1 Develops Proposals BY June, l9fl, to be registered as a salesman you would ti;iv,' kive 30 semester hours or 45 quarter hours iflLlu !• prescribed courses in real estate principles and practice! real esta te law, By June, 1980, to be regis tered as a salesman you would t i required to hold an associate degree or 60 semester hours quarter hours) including prescribed courses In real estate principles and practices and real esta te law . The red warning flag Is also wmving for those real estate salesmen who have their licenses and want to become real estate brokers, . , — imes ________ By ANDLY LANG tI' News!eatures ' - A t T / ____ ' " I Sales P Hey! Mac You still planning to get Into the real estate business one of these days? Let me warn you, buddy. Time's getting short. Committee Tag - Sunday, April 7, 1974 - During By VlV1AJ BROWN pointed times indoors when the when women welcome AP Newsfratuze, Writer ..if you advertise sale hours magician. Many people one instance a tall candlestick nurnhers of lookers makes such strangers Into their homes, he Tag sales can be a lot of fun If business transactions less in- observed, do not let anyone In your house things that weren't "bought.' disappeared blink," one tagger at any other lime, unless you One woman, needing the mon. you keep your Perspective In limit.. says. Although she spotted the Here are some pointers aug. know the person. One lag-sale ey, decided to sell an heirloom loss Immediately, she couldn't conducting such ventures, In the city apartment where gested by people who have conexpert suggests there Is a risk watch which she put which can lure some light- one might be selling the con. out with accuse anyone. In fact, she ducted such sales: of holdup after the sale. Women other valuables. It disappeared couldn't even see a likely fingered people and other, who tents many rooms, one might ...Weekend, are the best time who conduct such sales should within minutes and while are not well-intentioned, It is need to be wary. One moving to hold sales she candidate for suspicion. when the family have a man handle the money 11 watched, she claims. 4 something to keep In mind as company executive usually can be about. If your husband possible. we approach the acce leration of cautions his clients against con- doesn't like people milling ...A large Indoor tag sale ...lf the sale is outdoors, It Is .9.11 you plan to offer small should have a cashier at the not without its problems. Be such sales In spring and sunkductinil open sales In apart- about when he is at home, you mer. valuables, keep them together door, a person watching each sure you are ments or he suggests that they could covered with enlist the aid of neighbors where they can be watched, table and someone in Country sales may come off conduct them when there is a each homeowners' insurance. Also, and have the sale during the Anything small enough to with fewer problems because nina at home. In be room. Ughtfingered people it Is advisable to make sure evaddition to week. But don't "be a sitting they are usually conducted out put in a pocketbook or pocket often work In pairs, one robberies, there have been oth- duck," as one woman put it' a erything is In good repair as may disappear In a sleight-of. distracting the doors or In garages or at ap. watcher while people have a way of tripping er "regrettable incidents" icy to do It yourseit. hand that would surprise a the other pockets a valuable, In over their own feet. Lif all Caution - ------ ---- ----- ------- ---,-- -- - - ---------------- -- ----- -, ------ ---------, --= -- ------- --------- IDk I I r VT ITS IV I ITI UI lA I , n the afternoon heat at Sem nole i call for temperatures to continue in the 9O cold ice water will be in demand. for the next couple days and - - �-- -----.-2C—The Sanford Herald Sunday, April 1,1974 E:=3 Real Contractor Needed Remodeling - - We have vinyl sheet ANDY LANG Q. flowing in the kitchen of an old AP Newsiesturns Q. We have a lot of remod- home we have Just bought. Most cling to do Including putting an of it IS in good condition, but extJx on the house. My bus. thet&i one that was bond wants lobe the contractor badly damaged while we were on the en tire job' al though he moving In. The previous owner has no experience In this sort of left us a sizable piece of the work. I want him to let a flooring material that was left professional contractor handle o ver when the original job w It' even though I know It will done. What's the best way cost more. Am I right? replace the damaged portJo By - _ ______ 1•-' _____________ - W. till . - - . . - fr - .., . • --.i•..• - - The Sanford Herald Sanford architect Eoghan N. By JULIAN STENSTRONI iF.dltor's Kelley, known for his school Note: Every body is Interested in real estate, taxes planning, zoning or other matter, affecting their lifestyle, and they have question., about it. Do you' If so, send your question to Editor, Ulestyles, The Sanford Herald, Sanford, ha., 32771. Please sign your letter. however, no names will be used. Upon Publication, only initials will be used. Kelley will lead discussions 'n new ideas in designing educational facilities as part of a clinic on upgrading school - Mp a lit a ' SANFORD GARDEN OF THE MONTH - SELECTED TO receive the Garden of the Mon th award by Sanford Garden Club was çoND FLOOR PUN ' Cecil W. Davis of 503 E. 14th St. who borders his walkways and flower beds with carefully trimmed shrubs. fu*7 l eve opers 1 ' Editor: . Encourage (:20111I'llun ity rr arden ing GAltDFNVl(j Pa (Al') There are ways to encourage The bureau Is operated by the houses tools and garden su p. bureau. when you make a stantly. Place half a dozcn or —The energy crisi s could spark people who will spend more American garden selection and agree on terms, mo a new burst of gardening far es. re large books or something beca use to encourage more gardens. be sure everything (and that similar TheYMCAatAsheyflJe NC., greater than the one that lured the gasoline shortage. Comm. on the new piece of There are thousands of fertile began a community garden means the tiniest detail) is put flooring for several hours. prlce.eoncfou garden systems are being acres within heavily populated project for 3) persons living the good earth housebo1dez' in writing. FIRST FLOOR last spring, to nity HA7Y formed to provide people, with. places waiting to produce fresh an Integrated apartment cornMill ions of men, women and out spare of their own, gardens (culls and ECO'O'flr43 TWO ST( A huge thing room and recrea. children already till the soil for at nominal rentals, vegetables Many plex, Fell said he was told lion room. with four bedroomi and plumbing In areas are owned by state and blacks iabout 66 per cent) honIe produce and fun. The Naone stark are features of this well-pla nn and Some Some progressive city plan. municipal authorities; others whtes ed home. First floor has 7U square tional Garden Bureau figures feet, plot two-rat garage, 'forget any differences and developers have start- by Industrial companies. recreation room and covered po rch . Plan H4713y was designed b architect that "16 million more people in ed community gardens with in the garden." Herman H. York, %.41 In are Germany, community gar. 151st Street. Jamaica. N.Y.. 11432, Information At Ann Arbor, Mich., the America would garden I! they considerable success, ac- dens on oblalili,g described blueprints Is avaIlable h writing to the architect, as klelngar. Huron Valley National Bank had a little encouragement" cording to Derek Fell, director ten ( s and land, mall gardens,; in Den- and the University of Michigan of the National Garden Bureau, mark and Sweden, kofinhave Cosponsored a 2,000-family when ft tbsrmom.t.r (colony gardens); In and, community garden project. At volkstumen (family gardens); Council Bluffs, Iowa, the First and in England, allotments . National Bank provided space "In E urope," Fell related, for 1,000 at $10 ren ta l each. Holl "many community garden Garden Way Associates, a By DAVID JORDAN listsand of several Projects have Burlington, you may want to set up ranges from about $200 to $500. what you could earn with the thousand names, would-be and publishing Vt., engineering company, Written Associated Press two checking accounts so you With a special checking ac- money you're using for Unless you're one of those in. don't run the same risk of over- count, there's a service charge minimum balance. To do the tenants will often wait three or helped establish garden sites this, (ow herently solvent and perfectly drafts as when two use one ac- (about 50 cents per month), and take five per cent years for a lot to become for 46 families, nearly six per (the average vacant. organized apartment couples, count. You have to decide who's you pay 10 to 15 With demand so great, cent of Burlington's households. cents writing checks on the same ac- paying for what, and remember check you write. But thefor each savings account Interest rate) an unsightly or unused garden no of count may be the source of A children's and employes' the minimum balance 9ur is very rare. Biggest providers thatofyou'll be paying another minimum deposit. It's a bank requires, Next, multiply of land for community gardens free garde some evil times. When two set service ning project was ancharges. You barga in 11 you write just a few your yearly check total (which are the people write checks on one ac. should still compare notes on checks. railways and utility dertaken by Hercules Chemical you calculated at the beginning co count, It takes extra care to how the money is being spent. Co., at Wilmington, Del., and mpanies," Compare the cost this way: of this exercise) by regular any keep the balance up-to-date, If charge Is It cheaper to use a RCA at Princeton, N.J., has an First add up the checks made for regular checks. Last, You slip up, the overdraft or a special account? If you Fell, who recently returned employe project. Brooklyn Bot. you've written in the last year; put the charge your bank from a European garden in. anical Garden and Cleveland tlu'eaters your standing with write a good many checks each multiply the total by your makes for deposits In regular spection tour, said that In Brft- public schools do likewise the bank and with the creditor, month, a regular account gen- bank's charge for each special checking accouflts, if any. Total sin, "localauthorU for The simplest remedy is to ell works out best. At most account check. Then multiply es are ob. youngsters. these three and you have the liged by law to keep one checkbook and be sure banks, the cost per check is less the provide an area 'Gardening gives children a monthly service charge by cost of SUMMER AIR CONDUIONING a regular account at for community gardens only one is responsible for it. with the regular account, aid 12 months to get if even creative outlet that keeps them Dispositions impro the one-year or your bank f the year. app.m, perk up, .th. a small dema nd can be shown Each week talk ever where the youdon'thavetopayamonuujy cost for a special account. out of mischief and teaches whole family is heal;hi.r and., happ4r With refreshing cooling Usually, the special account to exist." mone y is going and where it service fee. You do have to them self-help," Fell says. during the hot, sticky mrnths. You'll ho To find the cost of a regular will turn out to be more ex. surprised at should go. If both of you work, keep a minimum balance that acco modt cost of gIoriojs Sing Also, gardening keeps people er ComIo,tmak,,. cooli the unt, you first need to know pensive. Several new towns in ng . er Cal u for a Ire, estimate, lea have formed home owner healthy and fights Inflation," "Today, more than ever be. assoclatioca that administer For Fr Estimate fi's," he adds, 'young people rented garden plots. One is Call 3224390 j] are receptive to the idea of Reston. Va., which has two having a garden, arid local community garden projects communities should be encourwith plots renting at $5 a year. Water is piped to the site aged to provide facilities for & these people to fulfill these deand a community building sonic ftr'p The Sanford ('it) Commission, as another example, realizes the shortage of building materials. The contractor building dlffi('ult time in obtaining various materials specified by arrhitectual plans, lie has had to obtain permission of the architects and the city to make necessary substituflos, This is one of the major reasons why the renter was not completed on schedule. MI three are of major importance. However, most authorities In the real estate profession agree that of the three the location factor would be the most Important. The cost and quality of the land would be Insignificant If the land were not properly located to that it could be put to its highest and best use. residential construction? —GIM Dear GTM: Al a recent meeting of the Seminole County Board of Realtors Mayor Norman Floyd of Allamonle Springs Indicated that the moratorium might be lifted in approximately 18 months. The moratorium, as we understand It, is due to limitations on the city's sewerage treatment facilities, Editor: I read in th papers where the city of St. Petersburg Is at. tempting to put a ceiling on its population. How in the world can a city get away with something like that? Mrs. DMD Dear Mrs. DM1): I don't know. However, the California city of Petaluma, with a population of 25,000, located north of San Francisco, Instituted what has been refrrred lou a growth management plan to limit new subdivIsloi.The plan was attacked by opponents and U.S. District Court in California ruled that it was unconstitutional. The court's ruling—the first of its kind—was based on th e fact that It infringed on the constitutional right to travel. The plaintiffs, by the way', were land owners and developers. It's too early to tell what effect, If any, this decision might ha%e on St. Petersburg's growth lImitation plan. SANFORD HEATING AIR CONDITIONING Sanford r1. e - Tn e i n 1-10 Gardening breaking out ii all all over HySIIEILA AND AU.AN MONROE SWENSON NEA Garden Columnists OFFICE BUILDING OPENS LOCATED AT Third and Magnolia in Sanford, total of 5,000. Suites can be made to the new Monroe Office Building consists of in. terconnect to accommodate both small and eight individual suites of 625 sq. ft. each, for a medium size businesses. It may be inflation and the high price of food. lt may bethe gas shortage Q. Workmen installing new which preseumably comes from the Putty. We have tried a fLft J • windows seem perpetually -. dirty. Th e condition was not no ti ced until the workmen were - %,------ i . \. 'N RRELS i INCLUDING LOT FHA VA lJoril CONVENTIONAL FINANCING -'•- AVAILABLE THE LA HERNANDO ') o - .- MONEY — . .- uild o n - cnjn4L HEAT & AIR - i,jjp, GLASS DOORS it'i WAI i l"AnnrTI&,, Dliii F cut the strings on light money. Millions of doiliall s are available holms cOnstfucted by Jim Walter Avoidthe rising costs of mat:,j:lant]' Get in on the sayings Labor and material costs continue to rise each yea r fl and realize tremendous savings In Y Increased property values, ip,j n BEDROOMS 1%-2 BATHS • 12' SLIDING iryi — TO FINANCE THE HOMES w wilill! J111 i " -"ter fight now for new . E M RT i mixture of ammonia, skxihol and water, but cannot seem to remove the film. Some of this oily substance is also smeared over the glass, making the J I I 20900 Ill in our windows recently left oily film around the edges, lt ~L =41l Seeds are selling out. Some plants are getting scarce and gardening in every corner of the country' is booming. -WIII . ImmPrfifA t'nneGr,,,se,.,.. .. -. . - fie. ,ci ,,' that will be kee ping runny people home. It I h - Rental Apartment Homes - —MS 1)0 you have any idea of when the City of Altamonte Springs might lift their moratorium on [ spy ' Editor: . I clean op and durability Editor: Dear MS: WITH... Naphtha Cuts Film - hool plants. c5arLdlewood Villa,5 Sanford's new law enforcement center has had a tremendously Important of the three? 10 2609 S. Sanford Ave. Painting Kitchen It's fairly obvious that a person must give consideration 14 school on the design (-ornnhIttee "American educators are (ifl" of the few institutions that have are, and will continue to save money and give this country Its the cost, the quality and the lcx'ation when contemplating thetopurchase ii land Which of these factors da you believe Is the most t schools with best value, according to Kelley, is including students who will attend the Keep in mind two main things best value tax dollar retw'n," when painting your kitchen Kelley said. First, clean the walls well with Kelley said the panel will a sudsy solution to remose '-'insider ways to obtain the accumulated grease and dirt. most educational value, at the Secondly, use a quality semi:east cost per pupil per year, gloss enamel hates or oil from both existing and future based. This will ensure easy —Mrs. DFS Dear Mrs. DI'S: There is definitci'-' a shorage of building supplies. It's saId that some 5,000 3 of materials go into the construction of a home, for example, and some 2,50 01 these Items are now In short supply in Florida. You might be interested to know that the lumber shortage has cased somewhat but the problem now is a national shortage of railroad ears to haul lumber Into Florida. A nd. sIfl('t- "u mcnti,tied the ccint'nt shortage in mr inquiry, uu (- .in look for cement prices to increase from lOto 15 per cent in the months ahead. - mi' - plant management, dlP ,I.ran ,e of the residences to Mrs. Margaret Oliver of i07 Sanford Ave. and a Personal Banking Requires Care sires been given by Cornmunity Improvement Project Committee of Sanford Women's Club for the outstanding IIE(uN1'I'RN}IAS Is there really a shortgage of building niaterials, or is this another effort to hike prices as believe has been the case in the cement shortage, the meat shortage and the gasoline shortage? off Analysis of utility efficiency may make it possible to operate designs that bring togetherness existing schools at previous to pupil and teacher alike, is a utility cost levels despite in. participating panelist this creasing utility rates, Kelley weekend at the National School said, Hoards Association convention The most Important In. in Houston, icr. s'olvement In designing new , - - Sunday, April 7,1974-3C Kelley On National School Design Panel ! A. I can't answer for your A. You'll need a linoleum i t particular case, but do know knife or similar sharp cutting that in 99 cases out of 100, it IS tool and a metal s traightedge. better to let a professional dl- Take a piece of the leftover ' rect the job. He Is familiar with fl ooinga nd place it over the the local building codes, knows damaged area so that the pat. 1 what materipis will be accepted tern matches exactly. Now cu t and, most important of all, through the leftover floorin deal effecti vely wi th the fTh*flY and the old flooring. The knife different kinds of workers r must go ougn both at quired. Also, he Is aware of same time. Use a straightedge ecessary insurance protection and work very slowly and care. should one of the workers be fully, cutting out a square or Jured while on your property, rectangle several inches larger But, of course, It Is important than the damaged part. Scrape that a reliable contractor by the old cement on the floor . selected. Try to find one who Test the fit of the leftover floor. has done work for a neighbor or ing in the space before using relative who was satisfied With any new cement. Then put down the results. If you can't the cement and set the new find one, then check with your piece of flooring in place. Keep local bank, chamber of corn- a damp cloth handy so that if rnerce, building trade cement squeezes out of the association and better business jointi, it can be wiped up in. -" Estate Question Box - L ______ i a rd en er More than 50-mIllion people now garden to some degree. A recent Gallup Poll indicates another 3o million would garden if they had the opportunity. Judizinii from r,wt In .. n r sprin g - survey. seed supplies may be tight. Demand for vegetable seed especially Is rising, between 20 and 50 per cent over last year, some seed firms report. If that holds true, your best bet is to order early to be certain of the varieties, hybrids and amounts you need. With a bit of planning, even small spaces, corners, unused plots of ground can produce abundantly ..MRS. JOHN L. Jewell of 449 Elliott Ave. Rose Petals Freshen Air By EARL ARONSON rately, permit It to drain and AP Newsfeatures dip Into sugar. Then spread the Rose petals have a number of petals on absorbent paper for a fragrant uses, including a rose day, dip again In sugar and jar, a popular Item In the home when dry store in tight containIn bygo ne days. era. So let's find a handsome, old. Mint leaves or violet flowers fashioned jar and make one may be treated similarly. when the roses are blooming To make rose toilet water, again, Gather petals early In the morning, just about when the dew has dried, and spread theo on absorbent paper on a table in the shade to dry a bit, Spread thick ma jar or dish, sprinkling each layer layersahailinch ightly with ordinary table salt. place petals in a small amount of water one cup of petals in one cup of water, let them steep a day In a warm spot, stirring - you make the last addition mix together in a dish one-fourth ounce each of ground mace, cloves and allspice; one-hall ounce of ground cinnamon, two ounces of powdered orris root -. ui,u unv-udner ou 0! UneO lavender flowers We've read a bout other uses for rose petals. One was to propare toilet water. Another gar.. ucnvr wiu aucus canaying rose ..,---------p . nd petal. The fragrance will last longer If the flowers are picked before the sun's rays produce strong heat. here is another recipe we noted for potpourri: Ten cups of r.'s .ti. . ,i,------, iii uwtcr us ground orruroot, which acts as a preservative, ad half ounce each of ground cloves, allspice and cinnamon. You may add other spices to suit your taste, Some add herb spices. The container may be a gin, ger jar, small china crock or glass jar of unusual shape. Coyera are needed to contain the aroma. In making candied rose petals use only fresh petals In good pierce with a copper wire for stringing, then let dry until hard. The result will be a chocolate brown item that may be dipped in lacquer or polish for luster. String them alon e or alternated with contrasting beads. In your potpourri, the orris root, as a fixative, helps keep the essential oils from evaporating and losing th eir Iragrance. -.--- hasnotsince the victory garden era of World War It. That's the amazing, tasty return on >01W of gardeners we investment. Pick a sunny, Aell-drained spot, away from trees and 13 In the sales figures, booked orders and estimates of the major seed firms, nurseries a others that supply the vast arilt'ntng needs of America shrubs. Rent a tiller if the area is large. Otherwise a spade or garden fork can be used to turn the soil. In fact, you can simply till orturn only the rows or hills By DAVID DeVOLL Extension Agent Portulaca or rose-moss is hard to beat for summer gar. dens. It Is a favorite flower for edging, borders, rock gardens and in window boxes. The small ' Annual (lowers that provide bloom soon after planting offer the Florida gardener an inexpensive source of garden color for the summer months, Some can be planted right where you want them to bloom For rich displays of color. Florida's hot and rainy summers are tough on many varieties of annuals but others seem to thrive on the heat. So, with this important consideration in mind, here's a selection of three colorful and relatively carefree summer annuals, plants form a ground cover of bright rose-like flowers In white, yellow, orange, rose and red colors. Flowers are single or double. 1 to 2 inches across You can sow the tiny seed directly w here you want Plants Plant on a well-drained site in full sun and do not overwater. 110 W. Airport Blvd. Sanford, Fla, 323-7870 varieties have flower heads measuring 6-10 inches across. Plumed varieties are spect.acular in form and provide a dramatic display of garcen color as well as unusual cut flowers or dried bouquets. r ove - , Seed sprouts In a few days and plants flower In several months. Flowers only open fully when In bright sun and plants bloom for only a few weeks. For continuous color all summer, you might want to sow seed each month. Try portulaca in k.. USd1 W area f poor SOII Where few other flowers thrive and you'll be surprised how well this small flower grows. Marigolds. The wide selection of marigolds offers the gardener a real treat. Culture is very easy, as heat, drought and pests are tolerated well by these flowers. Plants thrive in sun or partial shade. You can grow marigolds from seed Another summer toughie is which sprout in a few days or celosia, commonly called from started plants available at cockscomb, These oldgarden shops. New varieties fasl&ionedfavoritesc'ornetntwo bloom in two months and forriis—crested and plumy. continue to flower For several ltothfornis will grow well i n hot months. Marigolds are exsummer months and can be cellent for flower borders and planted by seed or as iran- $J75 - a Stef) .------ CONVENTIONAL o HJ(ft1é1.akC Your brand new Hidden Lake home has 3 or 4 bedrooms, 2 l'aths, 7 exciting floor plans, central heat & air, wall to wall carpeting, dishwasher, disposal, and a 2-car garage. Hidden Lake offers you beautiful lakes greenbells, bicycle paths, tennis courts and pools! Hidden Lake is waiting for you. $29,400-S37,900 for edging if dwarf varieties are splants Seed germinate in a used. They also make fine cut week and plants will blnnm .' 1 MILE OFF 17-92 ON LAKE MARY BLVD. - - (. ..f " ' ':' '. till - / - - ("ti -, - - Sterling Park . . . your place in the country - offers you 3 and 4 bedroom luxury homes designed for formal and informal living. Packed full with all the features you expect and deserve! Sterling Park . . an 18 hole golf 1 kII\ NT - From Plant Annuals For Garden Color [lay by day add petals until they measure about two quarts when pressed solid. stir thor. oughly daily and 10 days after occasi onally and pressing petals against the sides of the container. Use only one kind of rose at a time, since various roses have different scents. 4 For the children there are rose beads. Grind petals In a food chopper and roll the moist material into oval or round shapes. (They sheuld be fairly good size since they will shrink as the y dry.) When shaped and dried, it------ `.VI.'s'.. Ill w flowers, especally types with when'two months old. Colors may be the back-lo-nature Consider the soil si a bank, a color, rather than very pale. odorless foliage. Check Your include pink, purple. orang trend. soil bank. If you invest just $5 in Put several egg whites in a seed catalog or garden store for Whatever the reason. gar. yellow and red on dwarf or tall ei wed and fertilizer. devote a few bowl. Dip each petal the newes mango d sarletles, plants. The large crted dening will expand in 1974 as it hours each week to managing spoke with, coast to coast, Equally significant. the storm * Unfurnished *W/W Shag Carpeting * Range-Refrigerator * Dishwasher-Disposal * Clothes Washer-Dryer * Recreational Building *Heated Pool * Beautiful Landscaping * 1-2 Bedrooms - ' 1 . , -IrT course and country club, greenbelts, Swimming pools, tennis, hii( �4C- Th SAnford 141'rAId Sunday, AprIl?. 197.1 Seminole Land Transactions lilt 1i It)1%Ll II Itwid 8 L%osw & t ket & (1uisIin II 1 tn,ll to Irene i:. )'r 111k I t'aini'k UmI . $.t,4Ii Ai It I 81k II Wtntrr Woits I'It tlI Q4 'l'ii t'tiIt 1 Kciulh S lt.) K o' L $l Addn., $4,SOU DIAL The Iluskey Co., to 'rank I. 11w 1Iu3k' (to. to Byron II. Dousid C. Sabin& sit. Pat) to (\woy ('OiuitT.. InC. 1,1 5 111k King HI & sit. Betty, LI 4 111k A. Mar) CarmkbaeI, sift. lIfe e'st. Seminole 322.2611 C. 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East 01 i tc': ft - oftuces or relal space Ic,' .QPi? tf'ui)rit, preerabl, ailed I hijrnIijre 3230770 or 5*7 2619 '- HALL REALTY .ti_ I LIII it..': L*- 's 'qc I Thtt.., -. i . , 2 Bath SANFORD GREEN THUMB SPECIAL Lo-wely 3 tedroom P.o-ne on private lOt *tt'I a variety Of tree*, in Cludrig CitruS Large patio br entertaining Air, range, retrigerator VA or PIIA firiving avalable Price to tell •t ønly *77.000 For lull de1ailt, call Phylli'. Capponi, REALTOR. A'.00 JORDAN $31 1272 7574 Park Or 377 711$ REALTOR After hats 377-399? 3220411 3775754 - M¼vNItll4.idug Th,as g Stro mber 3?) .Carlson Sanford Division An Expanding Electronic Manufac. turing Plant Commercial Products Has Openings For: Electronic Test Technicians _______ "r () Ar Condituoner, 15.000 BTij Whirlpool, Used liMos. SOn 373 3)50 () a-sitd 10 UJO.Ik 101CC bedroom set, w 7 lamps, and one set Of wrot.,qht irOn bunk bids, $175 for all Ph 377 _,,.,- Farms and Groves ____ 50 AchiliS $7) 950 Li's t Oliris. M5c,,ri, $19Q0 dO...li. 20 years on balance, 300 fees Iron lake, rich. '.01. tillable, meadow, fenced 7 ideS big tree, park like Silting, lakeveew. ). mile of larqmeandering year around '.lreari' through property Big fist. m' Itrein. County roid thr pfops'rty Warranty des-ui arid Itt nsurance Must Sell by owner wrIe Phil Banks, Rocky MOunt. MIssouri, 65077cr CCII COLLECT 1)141 397 3132 1570 GUC Pi(kup. I7I GMC Van Modern 'watts? olfic• desk and lou.incie 373 0594 Sanford Auction I , ,,, , •- -'''ACIIC'Ir'n,'I .- . ' , 'I - l4,'n ii 'l. ' i '.i'r - '' SPRING WOOD VILLAGE '' . Ot'h1 Ii minvIr'. I,Qr,i Sanford and Orland Fi c '- nc ri I & 7 ii ,:l 511 .v? ,'. ,, - .i",t i5' • '- ' 'i -, - Furn. & Unfurn. •Auc$ioneering Sørvicet Short Term Lease '""i, , F 15- AuC I ION ,FW,.t I-- 1.3 and SR 434 stil fOnSQIi apprise, or ',pe('ei sales rioS 01 anything Of .i'i.' 1700 F vent?. Awe fit 11 'ii. F I,, 122 1 834-3363 ' , .,, (_ ,%,o4n.,, AILSOPI ',?AIEP FURNITURE to, teo trace 311 115 E F t? Si )7't 5677 OUR N MLS IMULTIPLE LISTING SERVICEI CALL 3222420 ANYTIME STENSTROI1 NO DOWN PAYMENT A PRETTY DELTONA - 0(1 interest if ear,. brIni's'., 54 Vu th' 300 irinjAIl "au C' ,i,aItp br 3 v' d brd,on. hQn't' a rual,a,_,_,, PACKAGE 2 btd'oor I ba'h von'. ll, dr exceptional pool and lanced back yard for Ifue i-mall family a' r? ree *0 wantS to s-nlOy Florsd I-v-rig For irlornitior. call I- him CaniçOell Asser UNSWORTH REALTY 50) W F ir'.t St 323 03?? 37) 606? or 37) 1320 $2000 PER ACRE SANFORD REALTY OSTEEPi- S acre-'. or more Horses 0 K Rcaoy for hOme, 17000 2544 S French Aye em.,.. .. VIJI -- ,.. IJ ______________ A BIG BUY FOR A SMALL PRICE *i -- I I & 13A-- Build your Three CO radiOS (2 Golden Pntoi and antemaes, I collar mike, 1 5 channelLayfettebaw*ithgroona plane $2SOfor hlor will separate )?30t3P & [], REALTY '' '- PARK DRIVE -- SANFORD.4 ___________________________ 5 APiF OFID 628-0808 c ,t.r per acre i', Mtsfltinr1 ri0 l.I,,+ ... ITIUIIIUIIU I lQ IhIal I 194I hAp Ill? Open Sc? 6. Son 9 S Call 531 792'3 122 I41 F-., Easter - Select Atrecar. violet'. jean P05th Nurtery Sold a? W000ruth Garden Center, soi Celery Aye. Pl3nnflg or a Or up vacationT Shop clas'.,tie.J alit for paint, lumber, and all your WANTED Customers to select brom large inventory of firSt ra'e used furniture Wayne'v Quality New IUsed Furnture. 17(0 French Ave. 32) SIlO PAINT VARNISIs ENAMELS .s (I men-tee LOAfS' Prcet BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR C,brrsity, 1 16, Sanford, 373 173) Ktchen Bathroom Cab.nels. Couq?er toOt. S.rik5 Installation available Bud Cabell. 322 *052 _________ - ___________ Estate 'jiiii. t?I,l rc .r '.453) Roberts &Gilman 7i T rcpcal f,'.h aQuarium bus-ness 1t$00. total pr-ce Seller will hold it tg Trip-se are only samples of cur vi 'srtory II you don't see *Pat you Iing for, stop ri (4 call 'III Till We Succeed." Elmer Bakalla, Inc. 14t',ii'I ic I cm Ijr5 *31 737 117W F irsl 5t 372344? nc Realtors 17 Mobile Homes Carpet Only $73000 Acre Realty, REALTY. 373 7750 LOPIGW000 AREA- New 3 & 1 tuirm, hcr,ej lIlA VA 1', pcI $30s370 Franklin Pamsa-ur Assoc Inc REALTORS UI 50 finyncirug dew I bdroom lakevie'w home' Ct, water. city a. Buildir nut? sell My lotS, your gain tS'Ovii miner lCaflS I n,,lS Al (Salle'S Call 753 5459 Orlando for appt 'Irluliftjl 3 bedroom, 2 bath, spIt pian, *all wal carpeting, very i,,rge living and (enIral heat air, fenced back pand virs' l4rOscCpng redured l'r gucs vi',' '.7) 5(7 37) 7191 RETIREES DREAM- Rtp-, T9?) Villages'. 2 bdrrn Se? uP or laleIrool lot Takeo.er plymesil'. ci' pCy otf balance Ph 333 0350 Dealer ______________________ Welcomes " You - C BeautIful Large Wooded Lots SStreet LIghtIng Sldewalks & city Water & Sewer CUSTOM BUILT HOMFS - WITH MANY PLANS TO CHOOSE FROM 1.54 Glc'er set i'p ri park ri Fern 4',,rk Call for Octail'. I II VI 1W ii 14 r'. isis 1'. u.J fl.1 LOST Piut ':700 PLACE HOMES. Hay 1797. '.Mi Plorthol OogTrackoada' Like Kathryn Estates '-, .- - 'iIW riiUUlt PQIT'C'I Call For Appnt. 322-3103 Let one of our friendly ad visors help you word your classitied ad Call 337 7*11 or 1)19913 21! W. 25th Sanford, Fla, C.R[c,ORY MOBILE 140551' I n,'r-,b 1:1 ..,- PRODUCTION Brunswick Corporation, a leader in corn. mercial and defense manufacturing, has immediate openings for mature production workers interested in assembly type work, Ridgewood Arms Apartments In Sanford.Now Leasing Lotsand Acreage 23 . '.1 '''4 lit E Ci' a'(i_mt 5)50(1 (ill Rilpti D.,..i i.5'(i( htitbawep FIait,. $11 75(0 I.' RATER Sanford's most beautiful new apartment complex combines the beauty of redwood No experience required. We offer excellent starting wages, regular increases, and completely paid health and life insurance. arid are interested in a better If you're lookIng for a ob with potential, we'd like to talk, future investigate thIS op• portunity with Providence WashIngton's flOW branch offIce In Winter Park. has been dtstqced Into every phase of Ruigewood Arms. Your apartment overlooxs the swimming pool, We offer an attractIve in. clubhouse, and beautifully landscaped courtyard giving you a touch of Indoor- We're located In DeLand, lust north of Old Daytona Road, a little west of the DeLand Airport, II you have at Iest 7 years ezperlenCe in property rating vironment and opportunity loin a ps-ofn$lonal team WIth fine starting salary and full benefit program. Simply an to a call Mr. Mulvaney. Branch - SATURDAY 9.3 Rinehart Road& 1-4 2000 Brunswick Lane DeLand, FIa. 32720 An Equal Opportunity Employer (An Equal Opportunity Employer m•1) 9dq&ui&1e - Motile Horns' Bank Reposseis..rt'. 1510 ChOOW from III 237) Dealer dining rooms, BRUNSWICK CORPORATION s- 4.' Longeoo, - I Bclrm , Pa bath. central heal ar. or apply in person at Lake Mary Exit a' CORBETT REAL ESTATE REALTOR UI1151 f'I•P.,.,,I gAl • Paneled lrrly rooni 3 bedroom'., 2 baths Large lot on cul de Sac near pla'uQrou,.d Only 5t5,5(0 Call Franci- Gerry Ajx UlJ "Stop Urn !" ______________________________ EVEREST M Jim Hunt Realty REALTORs 196W LakeMary Blvd 323435)or 61573)) WE TAKE TRADES Manager at 47-1799 or write Telephone (305) 323-1260 ____ S t.rres, part orange grove, part rIs,urrd 'prm% arranged P • innr-q I5t 355 illS or 121 3.515 for 'nf'rnton .. _______ ____________________ ,itie C.C5C for CourSe. I. beautifully equipped Itths-r J'ur'ous i-hag carpeting, garage, 2 pat lot. and a dining room You name It, this home has it Plu'. escellent tinancing Near Seminole High SO-iool VA Plo Down, rhiA, INC REALTOR, toll S Si., 17 97, P,t hard. Open I d4s Rlty, 37'? 1)0? it 1792 'We Don't Stop AT THE .4fs,u *I 4 Bd MON..FRI. 8.4 "l ' --_________________ Forrest Greene Inc. I3(AUYIFIJ1 LOCATION- Pie-* 3 bt-drocrn. 2 bath, c5'traI ar. will I acre-s. motel Toning Sewer wafer, to wall carpet. th4.3. SrttleJ neghPt 171.900 acres InduStrial park OR '.1 .'ng, Hvs' prospect for two to five acres, $1700 per acre also for home on or vicar take N1I - 1') OH ii rio rep', 3725512 Darer PItt' _ • I acre appro, or. Lake Trpet her yOur lakefront dream hon'r ., . .? ¶s ci'. POi'.btC Place a Air? ii 'rd *afc, the retuOS p s it'., l's. lOW In cost toot'' REIIL TQM fl 199$ I vi' 337 7)11 '. I '-'' INVE SIME PITS l acre gro,e to l'e cri cr t d 1.9. Stemper Realty ar 313 Bedroomt CAMP SEMINOLE Plo •lccnOl.c bCvpriQpl Jr ns-i No Pt?'. 'r' )22 - 70 WEtT- 3 bedroom, I': bath, nearly new home Central Pita?, r eady bar ar walled ri yard Os'ity 174000 Ir) I.'I .'u '-'01)1. horn. Srcre".',t cabana Cen & hCt I- II' ''5ed AdIt'., o pet'. 1(0 Santa Rar1)ari Dr 373 *770 ______ Set 2 ACRES OLDER NEIGPIBORH000- 3 r-edroorn. I blIP.. Cement block Mgi corner lot Sales price CLIFF 31$ 400 FHA or fl'.tumt ' REAl TOP cent mortgage TRAILER Ofti '. ACRE- Close to Lake .1e'.'.up. 2 bedroom'., I bath'.. completely furniShed 2 Pita'. Only $é0000oers, balance tv vanes Saies price $17,000 Ph. 2937416 .- IIUFFMAN REALTY - tVtter yet FOL% blr Stools, *35. 3 Din•??s' chairs. $30 BoyS 2*" biCycle. $15. Umbrella typi clothe-'. tiny & pole 15 Pht' 377 717$ ___ F'r4m Piofre on corner 1c,$ .ip'f'( 4tC, 121 9(0 wit Lo* it' COSt, high -i rttult'. that StiStitlid acib :eao and us. tP.tc'ni • Air cGndllIonid&Carpif 1133000 lSpcf down _______ ___________________ S IO2OACRE TRACTS' From 31350 to 1)13 per acre I C(t' ,'.Lf%p a ver4 irgi' I ti.. I Y()j I', ','ilfAT YOU 7 bath CII tns'. di'il CI Ti And what you gel for 3795(0 IC' ii'Q.' tan'l, % ,i well bull? I bedroom, 2 balm tO,,is' On two lots in CiCelle'' cOndition. I-las large Florida room' ST. JOHN'S REALTY CO. carpeting, central Climatu'cor,froi. large separate workshop, and ' , ' - , -'i,.) I ,' ----- price he'. been 1.,'. :,. 5,, Pig??'. 122 5114 16 Income and rs,Ju(,-d from *33.000 down to 'Investment Property 579900 Better harry and coriljct L t.K( MARY- Over QO sq It RE AL TOO Associate. M L under roof Four large bedrooms, Apt Noise For Sale Ribqn After hours phone' 372 3 baths, $00 Ig Il ot family room 1)3(00 Terms 4137 Wcn't last long' with massive br(k fireplace 7(ar 3221141 garage Gorgeout swimnuing pool, Call 322-2420 Anytime professionally landscaped Zoned PINEY WOODS BARN agriculture Hay, your own horse, We buy furniture and misc Sell for "S.antord's Sale'. Leader" arid live With? Qustottt 571,950 75 Pc? Con'.lgnmenl Your Multiple LisIrIg Agency Free pickups Aition Saturday 7 LAKE MARY-- Swim, fish, boat t pm , Sanford 322 7270 PAL TOPS 334$ Park Ds' , Cryitit Lake publiC park near?'., 3 -. t',irdnc, -'.". 2 talliS. I.O'rily room, LAST CHANCE MIscellaneous pretty Is-need yard with lOts i'I So trees Terwiessee stone lireplace For Sale Builder closing out Iparous I br -________ I' - bath, close to Shopping Cenlral Oh Furnjs'. $104) WIt tan'. Schools, lake, equipped wilhu '.mevl%150 Call 3?? MO6after WINTER SPRINGS Ma%tr range, refrigerator, carpeting or weekendt bedroøm ha'. walk in ClOSet New central heat, sod, enclosed shag carpet ri hying roor,', Two shelf Speakers, Sharp brand 2 garage, beautiful neqnihood bedroom'.. 2 bath,'. wilkn. Specially priced lit 577,5(0 5 pr $15 53. P4 Gauge Model d".tancv to golf Down Call after 9 o m Collect raIlroad eQuipment, value 3700 Olayqroun 575 $55 liii hall price 2 Van Mirrors, Ike fle*.$13.C5l13454t0)aff5lf t,Cdrrrin', Lit Robe, antigue. 700 yeCr'. oio GOOD 1)0 33763*0 R palpr' __________________ Payton 11001 259.51 37'7M55 _____________ - __________________________ 2 brOroor" I , !' ¶ (rJ Ph 349 5720 i?s' I 100 TAFFER REALTY S'aitlana area-- Immaculate bedrooni. 7 bath.. Central aP & teat Screened porch and fenced ard 5.350 Ph $30 7091 .30 I ,'i'c-.-' (II 1 SjrJ ,. AUSTIPI DEVELOPMENT ((III' Pt' 323 7010cr 542 43(5) . Writer SprU"ug".-.. Allalable May Itt 3 bedroom. I bath, Cfl'psted. Central Pe-t & ar. 1123 per re 3231177 after 6 '2 '1 4 BEDROOM purChCjC hIlt or seconci rn.,rtgagS'. in an1 Condition 3 bd ljnlurnitPed Sunland Estate. SouIhs'a'.tern ACC,ptInCe Cor $170 It? & lfl'.t Call Tt.stvll. LU? at ct'. 671 1173 765 7377 $fts'f 3 p m _______________________________ 14 .) _______ Stromberg.Carlson Plant L1Si) iiiIt Houses Rent Unfurnished 3? I 's.'- t,,, '-cit & ,, rir l'.''s.O I l)4'UrOOr', I (:r 2 Model open I e r '. tI' '.., encua Ct Plorir' - ID acres, *75(1) OSTEEPI AREA per acre 79 pet 00*41 Balance negotiable LOTS 5 J.II0'blIck buIldIng eu French Ave Good locat.oI,I.r OIl ICC Or protestislial building. Mley 3 H5e fraler Tanoem nheth Electric brakes OQubli "tape loots $573 PP. 349 531) ___________________________ new roof, new ,', MIscellaneous For Sale ________________________________ i5'aleefrort Proptety, hgr. & dry wth trees 16) Acres, O'.tee'n area By Owner 377 $175 .- ____________________ SO at NEAR CHURCH Lot 00 001CC hIs'. 520.000 Ii' AN MO PARtS, I 33 Iledroom Trailers & Apt'. 7 Adult park'.. 7 i .tm.l parks 1515 H*y 1797 5nfgrd 373 1530. Day 5'IS Mo la toe vent 2 bedrocm, I ball. CO ath racie. retrqprato, .tiShe,, dryer, 117.5(13 P40 CIu%rtj CoSt'. .- . ?un,5' HANDY FIX.IT Cr's?'. I 7 fleW oo"i Adult'. only Park A,en Mobil, Park 7515 Pirk Drive. 172 756? - I ri-oroor'i MAY F lP Lr vi-I , 'Iti.' lose nu-st' 3 bed orris I' - citu with Central Climate control Only 2 sears old. AT Ill WEST WOODLAND-- there and Only 5.22,530 Call REALTOR 5 a large 3 bi'droom. 7 bath CII Me'le Warner Alter hour'. pricins. Ionic, new carpet. 372 6635 doorS, large Screened patio, ci Celle-ni condton PlPIECp5'y E.tra rice bs'droom. 7 bath. beautifull, Available eith r'Odowul payment to landscaped. With well arid Qualified person Sprinkle, SyStem Complelely Itirnishedi 127.000 Call THREE ACRES on Lake Mary nIt. REALTOR A'.'.O(iil, Joivi Me'ro Glder frame home Alter hours pl'ior,e 323 07)3 AT THE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE '1StariJse A, 14k IS' IJ it A TREES 2 F',orc.v..,., (Ii tunIS flu Ounty Good Ash 1.4151 LOtS Of tree'.. sie ,00 (i(.'.'. '"I EXCELLENT BENEFITS PROVIDED APPLY 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. MONDAY THRU FRIDAY * '-'I" - ' I' o iPprP(iatC m ,t,i Logic Circuits I - d3 - E'Cellent (OI'dtiOfl 3 bedroon sçt5 çi.r sr (14f h 122 I 1)4 School With Knowiedqe Of liiJ545J4? 4.II557Ø1 AfitI ' Si1 ' Jri.'. NOW 734%-VA & FHA r'p'I - 2 l.,so rr"c Atri 14'r 1..uI 'P'.ith'cI 'r'.'ujeslil Cr14 '.1'. OCt.) I "'i' '1') Requirements: 2 Years Electronics '* t,.nasj _. * 0101 - -- 1' ft44 ? tottr1 HUFFMAN REALTY T.o bedroom dupli. burnished -'ptrlmnt 4720 OrI*ndo Dr'., Sir. lord -:1 a -is - .3.p 'N SAP4FORQ. -. SanfOrd Plaza 333 l3 - ATTRACTIVE o SPANISH STYLE HOME C008EIT REAL ESTATE REAL ICR 441iI Drft'. 'tIi1 t). " - on to betlroo P-errs fU r%P'Ci3 or uf'butti.'.f-pcl. Debar1 ' arid Deltona t'" r - 'I wrnt'.',.., fluiP'$e 1IIN$ . AREA 3 fledr0cn, 2 Sunkin lIking loon,, *all to ...all carpetIng. paneling, cmltrat ,, .t, & 2 I .iires a,ti Iron '.d 'ori-mercel Country it'd hayp your boS.nt ilto' $i,.90Q FROMSIIO ..i u., '- • BAMBOO COVE s.t-,. * P1(1 QUAI. liviNG 1100 OOan WaVtngton Oaks, 3 • drOor'. I' baIt"., 201 YCrr1 are Mort,'Iy te,m* 47* 112) .'i-s.tt? Park '2: II) ?AO bedroom JOHN kMlDER ASo W Garnet? Whtt. Real Ettit, broki,. 107 W Commercial, Sanford, 332 71*? - ---'-'--' SITUATED ON 05Sf 0? It's. largest ll5 Irs P.necrett it largu' I bedroom. 7 bath CO horn, PIe-n iOpIiancr-s, new uIiIly Shed After down payment, and s.it'.tn'j noelgage at 1, pct can be aisufled Drive by 123 WrIl Woodland Callus for appointment to see Realty • l.ciiEAG(. IPIDUSIRIt,L .1,1) c.0 327 7ei WELAXA APARTMENTS 114W II? SI r apsis'. asir us. a.l si'' c. w . Hunting Bargain Lotsand Acreage 13 IWO ACRES-- on Lake Mary wit lageJbfaroorn,CBp.me,or.ng, grove. 151' lake frontage 11) 4157 After 5,1771111 Stenstrom Si's. I bi'droor,i, I bC'h large l4 Close tO Shopping & Sct'ool'. $11 0(0 Wtt' $G3 ac-. FurniShed I bedroom apartr.r-, •.TE RF PONT o ,t lflQult abetpm a ?3X R,vtr Lemon bluff 7 bedroom, I MeIlonvilI Avi lath Screened porch Furn,sj. Dc'ble tt Sea vkall & boa? doci, I btd.00m apartment FurniJ'ri Sn 0(0 Ulilitn furni'.Jip.j 3I$Smo 'i' 377 115$ P APARMENTS 'RP4fl't" E1'e.w IPiSlsi•lt -auilmiiq t 3.n Apartments Rent Furnished JOP'4NPIY WAL lIEU REALTY t[ VlLI HELP YOU IF YOU WANT TO bUY OR SELL 21 hOur Service CHULUOTA, lake tro,O 1 bed'oo". furnished, utilities rilijtJpcj AdultS 363 $001 - ? --._ OSTEEPi AREA- 3 bedroom, I Neat. clean one bedroom bath, large .1,11 landscapea lot P41cc for ne*ty -ed or retired OVCr'.lpd 4IttaCPld carport Couple Convcn,enl 33) 55 St I 75C Alter 1 70 372 3610 QANKI,N Inn,' t S.tita-t a. , - ,z_. - - 1120 FLORIDA A E sisi? T 5' !s..p.s, i ii ! & 2 BIdICCrTT • ' SwyCoroS?r.. S CetraI l? & 'Pvot & Ckcu.se • Laundry Facil' • 9g Carp.jtrg Ii ;.m. P'.V si$ *i'sir "' - '' a - Oufltry a?mo'.p.,c,e th' I.'opfrty really muSI be Seen t 1), •tPPreC rated A graclou'. bedroom 7 bath hom. living nodvn Such.,, thIck .,'. -- Poo' - centre heal & air Much ri-ore .lrc lOcitId on a hg lot Housesforsale' - LAy I I FIGHT ?ircjC 3 Irclroon' 7 balh CII Ionic on beautiful lakefront 101, carpeted, rca dupes, all electric heal Crid ar. large double QCraOe. fenced yard Several bruit trees A real n-ce PIne EVEREST REALTY INC Realtor 1601 S H.'uy 17 93 Mi,tlarid. 471 05(5 _______________________ Gu' Wanted To Rent 41 'HouseslorSale r'c'w. 7 bt'tjronm. timly coon, kitchen eupps'd. carpet *17.500 Pt. 3727717 - •' 38 1t-'re room ti,.rr%t'tij ,uA yard, $75 deposI, 313mg Cell 37) 701.4 abler 6 p ' bi'%e't Canb4rrp •-el ci Ice SO ?c He4p 44 F.j qppr. 6' C.'- • . )i-. '.-; Reel -Siio.1e P IsIs ,%j. •jt3g It ts.JPI CI 41W'II'S (.$$yv tW4IJSI i PJU liii * lM,a. l it a DI, e lii 6111 4!,. Wrir,r-m W 3lum! , - "- - $l.t ' i f',t 11C$I U. 'i1si1L rRETARY. ii' su . . AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS 'PlO PETS 116W 340 St corccrue,rald,.s?.t.crf 1•Csif4t4 Md & MAGNOL IA DOWN TOWN SAN OR U l'',i'ri l#V c'll'ci lutes .u.,u 'ito!l&'o. 2' II ri',,' . tj.rl ' .'l '' .,' .' i .. , - .arge I bedroor" fit)? Ma, lit ,. pit'. Or children, 3150 mo - Ir'.? & last I-lear PiOSplal and ret? hur,e 372 ISiS AID rrlsJnITIr9JuJ( I nfls iv e me Pt tipteenced ibecoa%d,c, -ethanc Third Plane? Er ,rcewv.er?at SpVems I)) CCi _____________________ Jfld Fd uti SIPVIdIS I 1bdY lIa Unt. 1. ad. iL tsR2 'ItUL LU. 'U 'InSlt a Line, 1Til)41 LII 1Yt4 3% --_______________ Department Hours Great For - Ike CiIIrt Real Estate Home Plan 101 W I)??, 5? ''t. 41 Executive Living Wilson Place _________________ ---"--- penctd t?,y tmp4o,r-,n. tP modern me.? P'DCItInç plant I.e Oiv *H .nsQr(p md blnq?$ Apply Rich Pie.' A DRINkING Rated For CO1%S.(stIYsi Insertions-No Ct%5A9 Of Copy. Waat Ad 111k) LLt)iW- i-i AUtH q, t'lw'.gIfl I •( Xpui..1t, .. Meat Cutter act 'j couet.ED' Call Toll toe 'tue C.re i A4.PS teem - i i*., 1i it * -..- '' II. Xr.0 sPa 2MI7 Res fl4433 Houses for Sale OFF ICE SPACE n 5,$q %prnga Arport The Lonqer Your Ad Runs The less It Cost's Per Lose Per D.at'. Wauae I I prm Win .1 1. " -flk ". , 7#*3'u4TM. 'I " Laktwt Nvrt.rQ CerIev, I5 E . Santceo uagRlAG(S Prtgrnd by SOc a Iie 8hmes 23ca h CO MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lsr*'MM.mum - ' anwr zm. htr1f u Uflit - 8 times 'iIliflsr A tot Sine 1111W ' iiu. IuIflttp. LiflniLi Li r Lu1Wnt .1b*u CITh timn. (sb. 1ftuet"i ftzvMn 31 1S...-. 114K 14 "& 7 10%. tII11. it I "Ni .1st-. 114.. -4'sUW51 Wm.,. .1i II ,', J4it*uwm it 42 .*.T à'PIIj ., ' A.' fj& 1k 'V4I .ilci '"IS Nil. '4 ' '.d. 1uis 'dudthum ). \l DOtw4'f151tultul*It,l .:, ?'A. rm1i' 1111 I -. ' 'ii- *Ww P3 , Ot 'U, 4 llI. ka i'.w vWeCP4'f APPlY in 5213 - Gardens S iltOni- fleautlI lO.ruhc,u'.,. Want to re,I ri or ru-i, Seritce, 7 j lirru hoot. Aith acartmcnt, 7 large bedqOomt 2 r & tenc,d ,arn Pie lea'.i 2 trial bath'.. lit,ng room dining auct doqt (huldrpn Cii P1,.. kt(P.n Screened in porch '"d Snvrrra Srah 90$ 125 1111 utitty rooni Fully a', COflduton,ø, _____________________________ I heat Walt to e,ll irps'? '"'-------........._::, Contenent to ii p. ' ', 41 . Houses for Sale r'NJlitC cccuv.,n , '.''-, I" - '' -, ma 671? in,?,.. - U1& 4W -1I' U ms$on M.ir'y Irinor beneI,, IN TO*N Call collect-Bob hf a VIP ltoitii$ SPCW yOU t.'ea'rts NIghtClubS. sg.wue..'c. SpOrts FIl time dtary aide, and lull time - .. • .. ""2aM. M 1... .: -'towsI% Isir SiSi -sjurrjes,tJNij utamr . arçm it .*Io.'• siur IInaLLSiSi A $on"s. o 1ssi. ;re to 'a , tk S.5' 50i' "1' SjI 'l .. - P - j __ US! 113rm* M Ut. 3 M ____ sO I?y.'*f .ege.*,c. • I .%1Ct5t? 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E'iUV. 4'J• '' 1'• •.., & sit K R.,,,s sif p us t,& .s..i. K.& r. eO1A sit Fse&u,5. a E. caa*er & sit *IU U P11L Et. . $C 1 'vn' it*i' A sit A iiI4tl,. . c sye -.je- .. _ lcesn. Ice Sanford and OrIano '. a'e, ed'. '". -.•t'e?'}"'f' P4.W s,Irr,.'A,, ' ,, JOCtW's ____________________________ '' ' - --. -. - -'r t unities '1 0 B us ness -CerthT!s.sAs Ck'..Thiç%?3Eat ___________ . IMMEDIATE INCOME "---;i _rw'.ui,i anes & Grapeiruit or Pull S OPty CemPiItvetabluP, , ' ________________________ S ' Iffy il%COfn j; r,, - Trawel AQeacies ! cs..s _j, ....... L'c s:. A1f. 5 -:.t '.: C(;L LL? • ii. tA' ti', b' Lib 'J A,', i.eei 13141 io?(1 G. & US I1& P3 F. L $...Eah4,tj Ptjsij $31 sm Tat NIts. Lit Afr,b.. L s ' Rooms t Rent $' a c1-Poe md to YOU s dbca.d..m c- ':' 'ii C 322 7*11 Or 13? SiSi' ( A.( v,mt A . AtIr..O,f, Sprf.q pr1a 1* i.we' L a'e c(It,om<', P. I3 ----------:_tu 'ypisy' Lrben 1. -'assi w".' rgps & sit Lm Si A sit G1ui.. -.'t,imj lr . ,,,,, -, z Sit I: Co ill tIC, L,p, r,, -•• na's & z c,'., A's EVII Qppoe?vnity e. $ -& I!'r*4'(eA4 cos'd-'cr*O N $ ..torUe $L. -.---.-'. -""-- • -. 1 111I "WI' I I ; • .n Al ,.ic% 5 _______________________ S t•# Ptfteflt PC'IOn . urA sit LAI ZaIiIIT aim n3 .'W aw'"a"eee-*$V NOT ________________ ,',, 'If -i4s, Inn !uml Ajb's * 1if0ur1zs Sanfcrd Court Motel it . ,., T .a l, rOrsi,a!ad C 3114 7l.' A -- fDItJDC 24-3ilwl -'simI1cs CI'Or CC. 1? & .rfli 5 LflJ. .'tir Ijwt. ' •• JlI J" - 4 t?Sii??$. ' *3 Di'' "S*-*o0 323 Or '. )lb' A -s ar ir- z , 's YOU nuQije sums. ai. t'.COIsi'r PCI'S.,. Itwal .rws - - - ______ kIAli' Sthi5T) A . . A pa it P1511115 Rent '.•L :'uric-r•a. Csi$a, 5si-t.d4.l 30 4. -. 4w-u iura..--' Si.Unfurntsh.d w*'s a, ,.. . 1 C.-e . - - -. .ac. ..- • rrs I *sANi. 3 S.C-i' 'EWP,(Si,1 .' 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I. *t ,tt Aoi n t Z*w' A sit '#'u. .: t.rr ; 1 e. d USI' . sm'4ai, iru wnvv A P3 , auft, . • ,, it it f 36111 ' bC'L1III A sit 4ti1 Ctfl41 'ii ,.1If1VflW Uü l. 5W ' .$ "n.m. vnsi iUi1Uw. A sit .iaiØau4pi, .1 U? b 'iIi)v4,* sit, Lml J. U 'i' " ' a4iu, Wire. , zi1 P3 tur. &siI 15lk! srn. . qiMm 115 i 'It L1I' (nir IIr !!juj 1 vutzt via, Wird 5.sim bs, t swrc*su. 3 L, C'aisiy A sit. Wtarm. f. 6111 * 't i k.*. !i:*in4 -u It'. U '!4n u h*pt) hP .nthnpJ, 34n 4. $4O.TN L.wiiiti, .'rt .j Tj. P TsijjWu..,iJ L,, ljt, p_ 'a;i sit. , L!11a c'. s. Lr. :• • I, &'eeo&ons zs.. u Asii. *iI,-e cimMr Si- I.11p .1 1. br'' U. L.rl A *1: *mwitit 61ar j . J JI314sitJ5JI , • u* ' "' , " "I 1Cjijs I' ' Y5 gsiu * ha r'sn * ZhL.4b. 'Li It'n.• fli.S'j$.i4 PSiI t"TN, tL P3 LsiIIk !SI112I FN. U 3 'itft $Ø liuf1 Si unvcidz, M& •n' euauin 'i LJ': (. I.SdIsi5 A 'I..ist' A f 51R, j ! rprt5ttatveS A,IP real ApI HVfl 41 For Rent XURiOUSovertiie lana 21)01 flI (a? 'I k tU'rrt I()I! ''c,' SO' '(If I *I, l il'S"i.t', 1 riperes. SP.1 cAfp."nq, I,,,. i tiriplaff Or, ii ,il'. ri'. 'riiC', ri ii Spiny urarlya,d eltnu (IP UCluI'ltit,n Ai'I,d ,m'Cv Adult'. 7015 SInlo,C ;,,. Model Open 17 , I' D..p4OPI' Corporation neidi GoBflf tati jo o .tttrvSttmsi .5evlila Palm Coalt ITT Community L t ViP *attr pllt Ask for Want Ads 111k 1. The Sp ngs t.f ji.'t CaA.i &. Wt t a Anon rimlY GrOUP P 0 . 5%). SaniOi'd. Fla 32771 Orlando 8319993 Apartments Rent Unfurnished 7751 alter e p m Or *edi REDUC( U nt Ads Sunday, April 7, 1974-3C NEED EXTRA CASH' yo' awe 20' 3 tVtflQ% LadeS AL ANON avasIIbII Eicling. n?ertitAQ o problem cf Iri *rk Car and phone ntIiry to arrangl br intervtW, call 323 isv tvritr i.,o,mat.on call o,..n t'frnwnt J, Kord Jr, Bobbs' Kit. $3I. K Irrrnr & 80)' Meadosis. (1)*L. (wtn & sit. Sabra to Itiba Fciri. t.reenc & Meadows Ki1cu A. L.wnbtazo& sit. ELi:. t'rvp to WtLLu It duPont. U T1w CtIoeu es. thwd xc., nut Loti 4, 5.L 7.1 & 9111k A. & $*. LOb 4.1. & 7.111kB. Osiana St-moran Constr to Win d Amended Ptat, HepeLta&n't. Lhlbe,L* lillikA u't , Winter Park. AnitresiA Wanet& sit J.in 1tXlu Thomas t A!tmi PMnL .Stii Seo . -------------------•----. -& Paradi'.. o Rand)' LAC Bei.Sk) & *1 sil Jean I, Jeian K. Aibers. LA Karen & IA 1 tUb. Neth (L 3 .kk a1k Unit :. $I l'be Built-) (s. t. Pa fl. th Akhs $33i'S& tedtk(sitn&sif. Nat.abeto Ii'Ifler. E sit. JelL .E Tss RLadJ of Fla ., i'. J1 J L$Ca *1 & Rsrr ParTell dba tlohael 1' (ThIti' & sit Sma11 WoniJ at learning. Bet I .: u. $u,sx' atsKt'of t . .i ssi (ar%lus&si(Lqt. Rabeti K ki tie.. ,t t. i i flu.. kuaetir t's*et, sL. LI Fdsi. F Ltrauei. Ywtta I. AIIm's, Lit. & Ed LI 8.. P1k IL flr,thtnitmbd t.d Farms. $110. etc. to Robert M rsnmctz. tè $3,IW l LI I ln to Thirteen sit K of Lot 'tssn Lks %rt1L ALknAuf rvsatt I\wctxs,LTh,aUofLUkt$. ILAi.'m'. $L*' JanwoLlbtAsi(Karjetu kDoansioJ.kssE&ft it.1)l Fr*L 1k'r & sit U 4 tUb. Li (Lt4V5$ ).J ofItjL1.tLf&E$ofU L. t & %&.. ii II I' Chetd QCjuiJcjW lsiatj Etuav't A sif WiofL&'ts&I wa,r,.d I.artuarsiIvCsn1H. Raes. si *1. kin to Jeu. H. Etsiwis. t)'cwt' $ 51 lb.be st. L'tz C4ttT7 t., U . I t...4i._.fl'-__-_. y_.. . 1 ..... ...... .,a . .,, ''siv.a'.ce A sit ., I'iI LI II 81k A I'rrn Park $%J hunk 1l, ('onrv, (\nstr. to I:rnI Ittwlps& ut. Barbara KM.,, $100 i;r.'nnr ('onMr• (\ulnC., 1.1 to taken K. tion Jr & sit. Barnett ilk W1 ext-c. eM C. 31111k1'S'IlecUaks.Sec6 ('arol t.t U HIgh Ridge Addit Iin EkeKer to Vera AIUI (hm Artkn His, $41510. (curb. Lot 10111k 18 F.asthciok ROW. It. khber* & sit Dtaar Ariwld W. Liton & sit Elaine s.d \ , $8) talloW K krniJr& sit Martha to Jtph N VanMti & f 11w Sprtns to Dau'ld fl Li II P.1k A CnMal Shares LIonita. LI 34OSi'nIn (luks Un.. Warren & sit. llOflflIC .1.. IA SWt 1st NaIl Ilk fliflluI .'o to M'CO), tt of SdtUIIt & sit I'ulOd4 1a4 ILl i \' Ies K of S t)I 1 tto.tirs'st 111)11 . $3%.) 19i $li,t .)i'1iu' '.' rosin to Johnnir hO$ F'si S(5' flrosii& sit Jinuwe Mae, It I HI. lI, tt'; t. K H 1't.%ItolI WANT AD The Herald Sunday Wa Help Wanted - Personals IS ALCOHOL A PWOLEM IN yOUR rAMILY' •iIh $l4,?t 5 1st N%I Bk tI eat I.IUI A WIIB to Arlenuis Wt of SW i kt I.t't - INFORMATIONJ ('u%rk Miatt, si t al to 11w lIu.ke Cii, to Jack o Victtir, N. IukIinki to Win W. Mrd & wi (knda I). Will *ntson & wf. M*rarrt, LI Mk'hael A. Michlsg& wI. 1ai. It 81k 1 Wcstherfickt lit X. 81k Ii wtwMer Ok5. 5cc ii 81k 8 ('rystd Bowl d l?,t MMttw & irt 'i Ju114n Ji & t I4%Ifl iii 1,tti. Jo Skeen, 4t & Jacki't I. Ski''n lflAtTK'i .1% I Want Ads Get Results ThC Sanford Hc-ra'c PROVIDENCE WASHI NGTON INSURANCE GROUP 1530 Lee Road, Winter Park, Florida 327$) An Equal Opportunity Employer Is" WIth rich russet brick and warm chocolate bre vans And V COflVtIIIICflCC outdoor living. And you'll park at your doorstep at Ridgewood Arms. Add an entrance and exit to each apartment, lots of storage, pantries, linen closets, large private balconIes land patios) and choice of 1, ?, and 3 bedroom apartments and maybe you'll see why we say convenience is the key to Rldgewood Arms. FROM 16O a a I- U wIea CLIII 8TUT. ,*IIsiAY MJT$ U il IiI$N SN _______ 323'2640. 2580 RIDGEWOOD, AVE. SANFORD, FLA. �Suniay, April 7, 19? / b Household Goods TV s HI & R1AI3L'1 14ccc 1I1AT Fff OF TOO MUCH OF Will Early American Sofa Bed JQrtiorn & i l&b*p IImPS. walnut stano Garage Rummage odats door bookc Large h&v (fttl&I $,uflCh bowl Soft *th I? -. CUPS Cl000 COfldtiQfl All to, 1150 CARPORT SALE. 7706 MtCh Cowl cau Ph 37) )95g alpq Santord (Twrnly Wejel, Sal & SUn I Z •t.l D.rtnq ta(,p NEW CONDITION WHITE Ch.,t, assorted 1p% cottt s%'CKER SET Sofa 2 chars e. 7I'rd?ab,,i S*nirn.ng cxol COffee t&bI. bright tac Cered f.ltrr Cvttr'Ont, $343 aiue First $2CI. hOutChOld tem 377 720 Call 377 6606 alter S 30 ,-r S V ( 9 * * 5? --------------.-------....? — Lawn and Garden 68 Wanted to Buy % App!,ances 121 Cu ft frost tree Frigda.re Iff"Ori'MOr Like new, 1)75 Pn 37) $197 - 65 Al 97115 mo modelS 10 eroS $ 'Perot, .nd ttlfld.rt bikes available at Firestw Store Call )Z702a Ppriti.y IOsp I(, uSed iflchine% MOONEy APPLIANCES )L91 _____ ____________ — 60 S L AUCTIONEER NEEDS Bikes Bikes, Bikes t0y Sb-hp 123 C8$ Office Equipment TV-Radio-Stereo & Supplies hardtop. air COfldlti & me hanicài condlior, $t p F.sc,lta, 3fl ti ' - fl Ford Ranch,qoA7 T auto 12,4(0 Call 372 2611 Ge-..1 10 a m t noon -- I;V0II Batteries REELS BODY II0 Sanford Avenue __________________________ _______________________________ 516J 'rwnq cabinet. rq SbetI mei, Win tbb -, "Mhnp ii low .lU'O' It = Py .. i-c rI S'd r 1,j F4,rr0nt5 Cl SI Ciii (redt Dept SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 A East 'it St - Sanford 337 94 11 Eves$ n'. AHCXK TO 4001 ii. ___________________________ 172 WhIe They Last ------- — — 64 Many boat 5Qcial 1k. $27 i I ____________________________ Equipment for Rent Private lily Alter Lot' Aut,yi Bowrer. $1795. Galvanu: ISIS I s 10 buy old 'raters. 1.39) Powerful $1e to furniture, lamps, QIa%5WIr HP n'otor, $1313 'l ('id OPen'nu mirrors. n 327 919) Terms ,r. 11* b-9l tgu.pn efil l serve — nu —_ 1016 S Frrn(h A ROBSOP15ARlNE 373 $310 ORIENTAL RUGS WANT( l4,, I' T'(CI (I CJ .iilr ct1In , lr us1rp E le(lrc ir.-t hI SItI i *126 '.ntrr P.Irh .Impooer lot onI II p 0°v CARROLL'S FURNITURE 69 BIcyClC -Stams.Cojns C.OLOEP. TOUCH - 4 SEW s.t at I 15*6 Chevy SupSporl Mags Good Condition, 1100 167 Falcon. 4 door. air, 4 new •nSpIct.on Mijt srr, LL $30 7504 or $341111 _______ 1 SEMINOLE COUNTY AUCTION I 80 Auto Repairs -- Autos for Sal, Parts.Accessorles MOt'9O. Mx _________ ______________970 Mafc - Boa Is & Marine Equipment Singer * * .—.--- '6 L ThCRiUAPPLE' Citrus Irorn 13 ft Oringei 'anq,r,nes Ipmøny Iflt LOW ovnhHd Pf'C'S Drive a * GoweIyCIen Friday ieabl, fOr l,ltlC & sa'e a lot -- Oveoo 1 p m Auction b1QIa5% It, tull treat (JIIvaniled NurSery 4 Bird Farm. SR 1)9 4 1(0 Pip mercury mo'c". I N Cr1 Ord 365 6391 Closed SIX Ph 377 7$79 __________________________ Adding Machine Ile Cab.rrl Aluminum Ct ln5 On ladacr Sump pump, carpets arapts lamps, Duncan Pl'ivlt end tables end tables etc Ph 32) 0791 7 on 7 T , INI .'__-_'••_- by Art Soniom • . . . . . • • TV •• 14 .- THE BORN LOSER Radio-Stereo Mc'v,, *e-dne,j, s.,L,t(. COrnC, HERB'S COUCh'S. I able $90 Antgu, Channel S s 0 theIf Clin-rig room t 'ncluI,j II you gIij can't . front ch U 't.t lIblI. & tallnollpia,lcol a t4OhOl5tCrj ChatS. $tj antenn Walnut 'Or UN indtJy1f double bed 11 '"ObnArd. $11 PMtl Tv àntCnnj trw boats blup I Pink on 11 orientaj rug, $70 new Olive Qrrn a.pes, $20 III)! SantorøA "I IN . -- Classified Ads Will Find A New Home For Everything Even For You! $t ...... - Pets and Supplies — To buy and sell go or silver coins, cont)ct frtl We also buy bulk DOG SHOW Silver ons SEMINOtE mN Central Florida kennel Club, AKC. -- TER 109 W 1%t CEN 4357 All Breed Show, May 4 Fair in — fOvmalion. 131921: ___________________________________ ___________________________ ii Auction Chihuauas, females, sw Animal Haven GroomIn I Boarding A Kennels. 172 97$? - i Big Country Mi niature Schnavieqs I Wks old AXC. 1125 after 5-377 027$ Colo), IV, ror'abIe IV" li new Mifreograç,t irud Spril djpl?c,r ty 'Ci u,r r"6C1,(j Sii,-t & Service lull 66 Horses --'OP Supplies Or specially Sweeney-sOffic, Supply, Santo,, Western Tack-Sletio Hats-Tony COMPLETE LINE OF GOOD USED Magnolia Ave 22 12" Lama belts & handbags Now At **STEREO BAR. * FURNITURE (LIKE NEW) The EquesIrian, $7 W Broaay Couches, chairs, end tables, coffee Office Furniture for rent with option Repossessed— Oviedo 36% III) tables, bedroom sutes. color TV$. to Office Supply, portable TV, dr,tse,i, Assume Payments ___________________________ Sanford- III Magnolia Ave 377 retrige,a*orL $tov, new fishing 1246 poles Lots of new miK and lots AM M rad,o, Gorraro record too numerous to men tion plater, S track tap, anti 62 Wanted to Buy. Cedar Chest Ph Lawn and Garden ConslgnntentsWelcomep, Ph 377 Psychedelic lights built into a - - -•- -—_— 64160)2 or 3225263 6496. Corner of Carpenter & beaututul Spanish bar Assume FEED SEED FERTILIZER Railroad. Osteen TIME 2 p m payments Ph 4-1? 1177 for trte CASH 377 41 37 Sunday, April 71h _____ ,. r,,.anlce lnwpit Prices Pqrne trial Hallmark. 171$ W 'or used furniture appliances ALlY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR Fa,rba.tks Wntr Park (IC Huy I or 1(01 ilf,,$ G'Ormly, E U. Sanfcrø. 333 173) Lorryt Mart, 715 Sanford Ave __________________________ H Abandoned, un*ante R%tk can hauled away Yovr cost. $10 Orlando. 7956)94 anytime 4 •w ______________________ _______________________ Auction Auction PUBLIC AUCTION* j — Junk Cars Removed -------- 1917 F6Jcon, i door, air, new inSpf(tiOfl Must 130 1501 or 814 0141 0 V0LxSWa NOTHING DOWN. TAkI: O,I,. 'a (ALL CREDIT MANAGI- q , 61k) Motorcycles AUCTION EVERY FRIDAY Honda. n. Ca so C, Regal blue. 67 _____________________ ml per gal .&000 mItt, $493 Jfl 1967 Mustang. 3 SPied Ct y SUNDAY. APRIL 7th celInt condition Only 1563 after $ pm pm p M Consignments accepted duly Shelley ljiedCart. 7(0 — _____________________________ Alolorcycle located on S IS between 1797 & .16 Ave. fl3 2960 SEMINOLE COUNTY East of I Partial Listing, BLAIR AGENCY 1977 PONTIAC CATALINA Be 3*a French bfdrm suite, new luring ] ISIS Orlando Or lmm6cutale sacrifice, 12775 rm furniture. Early American Slnford, 377 63 - CC Kawasaki Mini Ike, good SAM. 37) SIfl DEALER 75 tide A a. s pc "pie 377 condition. sIll 373 1163 from dinette. maple bubedi, office Ilfl Chrysler Nrt, Aj We Pay Alter Each Autn to I P m P desks, (lIe cabinets Antique _______________________ gayrnents 373 $107 alter a corner cabinet, dreflert, Duncan Phytp table w I chart, Camrs FAIRLANE. 79 Trucks and Trailers blonde bedroom tvle, twin beds sen Nolbing down ______ Travel Trailers - Italian Pr,n 1,11 I.Iflie A i '.or Carl CredI rnan,.y, , 1, -h Get Tile )w';p Or ',rr' ci thars Color TVs. lanrps. tt up. 69 Cr,rciet pcs p 61 Ford ml cc Selectionand pricing are right for and Other tine furniture Bronco Call Ffsdi Slat, Bunk. MRS !HERIE McQUtp1 C: u, right Consignments at Sanford Rec Vet and Ralph Pe:otd Of Fred Daw, 372 dealers Service Take YOU? pick from this welcome If you n SANFORD, JUST SOLD tIER anything for IIII l notch wiection - 1971 Franklin • VW BUS the home, don't miss this SlIp THROUGH 24' Motor Home I Owner, Sleep, a CLASSIFIED AD i N T Open Ill week for inspection and Ford Econolune pickup Will Lets of extras 1973 Cabana 21' onslgnniet HERALD SHE ALSO REPORTS Auctioneer Stan swap for lock up utility traler Mtør Home All fglat *ith Vermilion 32797)9 TO US THAT ANY AD SHE HAS Phonp 373 07,1 57 P n (tr.v,rs door Beautiful 1973 PLACED HAS ALWAYS Concord 30 Motor Home New PECEIVE0 '61 GMC Pick up Long Bed— * Q U Cu SavedolIar$$j 1977 Toyota HuN* * INTERSTATE SATISFACTORY Air Cond ,New Tires RESULTS wIlt cover, Ispecal thiS wtk, All $530. Ph 373 WHY WAIT' CALL US N0s AT Aluminum truck covers Small---_____________________ * AUCTION * 32? JIll OR $3) P993 1279 95-Lge 971995 .I(MC WEUDOWVA SANFORD REC VEt SERVICE NOTHINGOOWN, TAKEOVER SR S 1$ Sanford, Fla I Mercury Monlego M i 73)1W 1st St -------------------CALL CREDIT MANAGER. 313 - hardtop, vinyl roof, 307 v$, 373 17)) 67)0 automatic, p • Pb • and fadl 9 air, yellow Must sell $l79Sau ig Ira-id Trailer I". newlCompletely 80 price Call Pete at 3fl I6Sl(),,. equipped With mtg's guarantee Autos for Sale ____________-----Orjltlirrij rug condition 4 a 1966 t.W flj learri'qpfte ri'0 , - '9 Crrryslyr flr* Yorke, toirga n 322 2653 r.IO, narita b4,. 151$ Carl f4l power, air. FM Stereo & T&p Don of 312 1631. Dealer, 64516)1, Mr HE Lange of Deftona lust sold Insurance 6 pc AUCTION c. Il t 14 Auction Want Ads Bring Results _________________________ 68 Wanted to Buy Ph. 322-26 1 1 hiS traveladtrailer a 1970 vw Super Betl,-Ioaed with 1969 Cougar "Like Brand classified in Thethrough Herald What New, ar, lots of eztras, mag *?.eels, 1)450 on you have to sell!! Call The, at automatic, power Steering Call Paul leather buckils, Gold Herald ClassIfIed Dept. for quick — Call Don Pope at 372 1631 Dealer succesu Phon 377 2611 or for our Mutadu like new, mi'S Orlando Orlando lrlen, simply dial I3 Must WI 1)913 i 730 d1 or NIl 13) 6416 Th.answe,lo"WNaltodoWth y old Car Sell it with a class i-01 1973 Travel Trailer, 1977 Toyota Mark Ii, I dr. tidan. 241 i'.Wilderness tell contlined, air co Ad . automatic. air. citra sharp 1349$ d.lird, fully equipped .- 'Call Don at 221 1451 Dealer - a * BU A Wectory of Experts Ready To Serve You! CASH in on the, CLUTTER - Air Conditiankig — IHome Improvements I Pat car. - - Central HeM 4 Air Cori)ion;p,g Inter a' arc, riterr painting, For tree esti'narp-5, Call Carl Dog lrai.ilng In your home Al c4rten'r, t?Ci!r,C (rrim.c I iC airssDog a' SEAR'. fl S,Irut, )Training Matti ca..lcr Breed Academy o-h .)1 ailISQif'9 1771 call for fr if" 'yllyation •'cinyil If" estimates Phone 37 IROUBLES" Central SystemS. window tt liNt serve CalGregorys I. Air U—Heal— — Ahucu A 7 REMODELING Enclosed carports, additions, roofing,painting, paneling. doors &w'ndew% Reasonable, fr Est Guaranteed 9)1 pm 373 1531. L lectr $77 Part Drift. 323 1342 ui ',' — ,; I = ' BeOUtY Coie - - — P A., — *s Call I)) 1U5 Janitorial & 321 3510. 373 13$) Signs aves Signs, no lob too Small All pisates, Magnetic. Pli trt, Stick (ii- (?pt'i,tr • j 3?? 719$ •1 - f TV Service UphObtery (P-i! - PIflOpain, I$ '1l5 '' .. , Wallpaper Hangbig S .-'PlCt, t.(,i( JOHNSON 11*n I qarderi WI vice tio*, , qflg Y ar d ea F. , -p 372 545) 'Sslonul Wallpaper Hanger Licensed Rqjld,ntlal Commercial FreeE5t1m,.f Ph 377 73 - - —i PAUL sLA'r(n Ceramics IA,CKSON'S CERAMiC MOWING Sa3MS02n -• - INC, PH Jfl 1711 A(( DECORATORS.3e 5996 9, Mon Sal S(rlaIl(i,shiOn)$II,50 /SPRING SPECIAL Fred Clean ups Char UI'S Sofa & Chair $95 *ith yea' 'tow'vj contract Fret Labor I material - 50 mi radius AAC,aru t letler*a, (a'pet Care & estimates 372 7781 Edg& Tr,mm,r.3 Call Raiptu 273 S6'i. - I it • Carpet Cleaning I a .4 For the finest Preparation of metal concr,te,tc .calIB&( FrecEst CARpENyily LOWI Service I U-1 i 0! (IfArl tiP & I Sandblasting ('ri ii, tt 9i, C ti.i?in, I rCp CarpqfWr,, W.'r.ol.nq. Add,t.ons, ATLANTIC BUILDING MAIN 'vstom Work Free £st,mali 7)0 f, Sv,-pcup,. ii,,-, MaIlanij TENAPICE SClt'CiIi7rug 0(0mm L'tensed BorhOt-ll 373 4 ciHo' t-uld-nt & reSdrnl.al — cltanrlr.1 265 VINCENT'S Boa' "-I 'lit way Sell it fast And easy with a low cost Classified i Inter or I, ,,, Pane,',g Cut'om Cap.-r-lr, P Q Of) iji) %":Sll 373 - Free Lit One _•_' Root eCYCI and WIllS Pool enclosures Personal a, Service No 7 East Rosa 1197 — I SiC LnUan-ce 2777199 — AvO'd the Ruth Have your 'ncom 'a' Ø'c'e rvjw Call Lake Mar y L,!' ."i( ,rt r 7721317cr 32) ., - - - '- _ II r • -, - -ri, ___________________________ Masonry MARE! 1qL 46 1 P 4 15477'LE.' ___ ,ih,- iil.,' Income Tax ("ri' inri'*3e% all ii $210631 43 . Floor Was (no, Windj 313 43 I MPIi(' .7- and easy*im. CLassit' Ad Call lnldr,gr. interior Plastering 2722611 or $31999) Plester patching & Simulated trick toecialty Fort in 7?10 lOGOS CARPENTRY $ peciat':ng am OF CASTRW, - 337.3334 Used Farm Equipment will sell fast — Ca rpentry Presswó CIeanI Y1c THE 3ANNERE EXTERIOR — PRESSURE CLEANING Boa? in l9I way! Sell it fast and Illth a low cot? Clmtsted ni' (for merly H.rrieltus B Beauty Nod) SIIE Pie-win ,-' 37)6351 r TOWER'S BEAUTY SA.LON - ONA PET REST II9PI Boarding I Grooming Ph jfl ADV AIR CONDITIONING r —1— WeIDriIig __________________ 14 it -- �--- - ô(—JhSntordHera Sunday. Aril7, 1Q4 - J .- -. ---j-- ---------= - -- - Classified - Sl '3 I lorcrna tIotVer 11 1111 a Atit.Give Cp,snnei is ClOubilliltifthfol(lboard.SiS Pastel oil the a,tio U' I - Home For Everything ______________ Even For You! sinonoo, — NAT RTAItL! I4( <- Soft Of I ISMA Chevy Sup5porv 'es F Z 00C mISC: Gum c ondition, i%%UCH cxi OF A TO 'CU, 114CJAPPLE -L_, 114C C-Q%i A TcO '12 call )22 6406 41'et, S )0 or 1ab1 ay I • m hot Sanfor d Avnut is *itr5. Su'p pump. crpel5, O'ai - Z- . __Z , __ - . trod tatirs r,c W, lawn and Garden 68 Citrus front 1)9# Orange$ ItInCief,nes. Irriont hrrit Ire", 011 rCts e a ;1tcv 015 IF. hull boat Gaivn,,,j 101) top "AAef & 3') 01PIA A? Fit, 1967 - away. haultd Your cost. Sic Falcon. 4 door. ii cltsn Saleable itill It Mercury niotC,or 'sr, I ftrj Faint. SR -. - - - - . .-_- - - - ) 7.1 IV e Wh le They Last AUCTION Is Early rrn twinduft. ~ 0 z 44 o Q F fl% it . I I • A P I ~ 9 I tv i fill, --- - - 0 air, 1%, I --, . , " __ . = IV - i- I"E"it % , I ire ;_ !.d - Ii- -. - X IatM v _:_ r. -.. , . - . Z. ,ot • A Q - i -4 . ~ E Q. i n tis0 Ma . t l) - l0li I tia iits C I jj ... tj2S I -_ k. 1 sell TAKEOVER CALL CREDIT MANAGER 32) Motorcycles Hil'13. . Ce 150 G, Recall blve, 62 l 1PM Consegnmtnft - - - _ - . 62)0 . - - . . In .- X ~ 0. N o 1 4 I - Sprn r,f,I SEMINOLE COUNTY Locatr on S IS bet*n i n & i .0 -6 NOTHING DOWN. 18 S for SEMINOLE COUNTY " N of C1 v rd,j l6s Ills I C iowd Auction *PUBLIC AUCTION* AUCTIONEER NEEDS Good Auction I,, - sic 1504 or 134 INS I Wanted to Ruy ,, r O noon rww inspection Mull 130 JPSGA or 934 0141 Junk Cars Removed 17. , Boats & Marine Equipment iu" nu -- 0 Il j J1 I 1 1 9 61 Falcon. I door. a,, I M "en's, 327 771,7 el ', Ford Ranchero AC S ir so ------ 3 end tabt 5*1mm Pousertol(I I- Addino Machine, 7' Auto %;.am Call 372 2611. r~91 tuAF'PL. I. 4- so, ... - I.. I brakes, - Sanford (1voloroority sit"t) %a, SOfa A __p.p\ ... ______ \%\ rt.% r1 j orcury hardtop air steering & -- SET - Ito 6, 1I to `Sj ..O- * AutoslorSal utoRepairs Parts-Accessories 16 am table Pillwalnut fil'il Garage-Rurnmage QIAS% OW bOOAC&St Large hill Sa les rfySlAI WnCh boot set, With 12 — CUPS GCICICI Condition Ali for $ISO CARPORT SALE. 7M Mitch Court yj,I CK(R - 0 *10n- % lik - byA,tSonsoni It 'II) SAncd A1t Early American Sol& etc 2 green & New ------ AflttWt45 F(i AD(i $Xl 377 116" 1 is, A THEBORNLOSER TVRadio5tereoJ buffet Iabiv &a d dl r41 Chair%• SISO WaI i UH M'OVID °" grown Find HERB'S TV corner couch", & table. Sitic dining room set .nCju - Will _____ Household Goods •'•us 11 Ads ___ - - - - - - ,-,•-. ______ BLAIR AGENCY - __________ Sacrifice. S27?S Amer,c,tro -. - ___________ Call -. . k - - - - it - .. to 0) '. - I , -74 / 7 t* 4 M 4 - ,.- -_* 'ra Ie Ot DEN TOUCH N SE* Powerful Many 5131) U4 U "C O 511 i 0 l p.i,rr,-nti SEWIN, CENTER San'' 307 A (ott 8 —- - - - -- 5? ' ' Appliances -11 LL U i Up u -• pn ml to Srvm ni.s 44 She 11 - Corner glassware. nrr 3fl tIt3 cabinet. drelstfs, Du rican S Phyf table wa chair*. blOnde bedroom suit nt,r Park MiSIC and - 19 Trucks and Trailers 117) d' dan OI r I - '-- - tOy FiQhflOwt Sanford Vet Ralph Pa4d ot ri-so o"Ile m :rt ana - _ L--...-[ .,- . ri-i - . ..- [11 - - r -. - ' . .. - Lawn and Gar, . rEED SEED FERTIL - ' _ - Itle - - - --- - . I - - p ' ____________________ BUY DIRECT FROM B E M. Sanford B7BOBMOORE neMsees . . - got for tr name umoven is O'% et (i * 14Jrr,%, &I $FAR$ in !o&nfora Jn Pla-0cf. till and slis r-sock or "O"Iffirrestomatts 0. ____ AIR CONDITIONING A 2 REMODELIN Crai s ys tems. 'ndow units. ,re Enclosed carports rogiltrig t 71 service Call Gregory ' I1 I Air fl37112 Guavae 11 pm n2 1311 - _______ ' Applanim - bost'n the lool Sell it fait - l C5I class, *,it, 7522 Perk Drive fl4 tt loi~ ____ 17f - _. O%y*thaC%s*fdAø C.ii ln*ir,, Estertor PII Matter i : 11 Patching L Be" 4 TOWERS BEAUTY SALON Oorm.fly Hatr,efis Beauty Nook) 1 - 11 PtOI as )ervE Road 114 No 2 SE rn a - eni tat a-:,e roll yo P flI (A((flt 3774) _____ Sp.ch,t.Q*n%rnali , , - # ' . II 100119 I _____ - INC(NT 5ARPEN1RY cloran - N - -i I - I Y.',-~ , _-411`1. _ . ___. I ; _*- -1 , I".'. 1- f -f . -:,-.. . , f~,_ ??_ . I . , C - _____ Carpet Car, I r SPRING SPECIAL F *.?h year roued onI I 377 JACKSON $ ci - 'c mar ~ - 6 - -- '. .. Masonry & Concri Cer __ : - Ill, ,. I Ir.cojS#Tv:(f LiCionVirid _____ * _____ ?f I '5, GUSI 913111 11. / . 1) J. - . , -. - -s - __ -_...- - ---. --- _7- A hh - - --- l _______- - - A _________ f______ _____ 7 - __ ___ - - ______ _4 ~A/'" A~_ P-1 .* . - the gadget in question (1 m nt -- •h • acro W e puttenng around the garage. It SO happened I was also doing some heavy thinking about the then. dpi (u shortage and it could mean tO Outdoor recreation if the situation got - So it seemed appropriate to head for the lake with my no.gas bass boat and do some ene y cns' fg - Also since I do some of my most coostnt,ve In addition to other hunters, fishermen and mpers like me!f. I put the question to ation vehicle water skiers, bait shop owners, sporting goods dealers, (9mtors and hunting and fishing gjides. A away we - - - i - _____ - No a --- ... - - . . I) - - SAILS We all have memories of our first grade tearful or tender, depending on whether she was a stern disciplinarian or kindl.y old daine. Many of tc can also recall the agony of memorizing the ABCs helped along with a smart rap over the knuckles, or the tear of being kept after school to write out the meaningless cyphers one hundred times each. But how many of us can recall with a giggle the time Miss Smith came to school wearing a monstrotLs pair of tall teeth as an introduction to the Iviller"I". or shudder at (hes intiniory of prelty \liss JOIt s (lisgulsed t)( beneath a frightfull teased wig of horrible hair that would make us remember tnht r th shape and oUfl(I of U forever" 'I't-achers in the Alpha I reading program at Seminole County's Eastbrouk Elementary 1 - - - - A/lEAP" . . - - P - - 11 - - 4 . 4 , . , . • . - . concepts such a vowels, consonants and dipthongs Still using the "letter poeople." the teachers epl1iin in simple ruk s u huh often seem .111111silI g. but nevertheless are basically sound. h in e ,it tilt- end of a word kngthcns the Sound. and %%-It%- doulfle consonants in tile middle of a word, such as the 'nn" in "running make it ;I short sound. ''11315 may seem too complex for six-yearolds," smiles Mss Fazio. "but Alpha makes it simple and fun I think Alpha is a trend setter program avs 1i- lh't' % t'nger The I ('St (II the team \li Rosalyn I )i ken \l iss Linda Pas It h.ik alill Jeanne'I'alo-sel - agree the method will probibl spread to other Seminole element4iis schools.' The 150 first graders at Eastbrook start out with the huggables-inflable toy figures each with an alphabetical letter blazoned across its body. These letter people come to represent the letter shapes and sounds- Mr. IF has funny kt Mr. S sports super socks; INliss U carries an umbrella. thK the pupils has e in usU red the letu rs helped along I)\ their tt',iitwts S% itt) statu rein - THEY 9EA - - int ryrid - -- . - - MARE' -- , - ç - t. first grade reading which they llieve is more relevant to the pupil, as well as a lot more fun. than the old method The Alpha I program, floss well into its 3 S('Ofi(1 year. is one of three Seminole (ountv . reading in ogr mis feature d it hit rat 1(111.11 .. John"N' Shall I(val invitational reading I it (i)nI( rine in I u)latiiss' last I)t u mlr I he tnferenu' ssas organized b Right To Read a national movement initiated to improve reading 4 ) itrutiori The Sanford Middle Schil reading program and tile South Seminole Middle School remedial the Alpha I pupils twice a oxeck and work with reading program were also selected for special 1 mention at [tie conference. small groups to reinforce the basic reading Although it is too soon to evaluate the longThese t(N)ts" are widlv popular among the term results of the tic rt ading )rogra ms in this younger (iflL d r hIklr( n Iti(l mt the amt' time ttie oldt r h rs i port en . students Find thcirossn reading skills inut ast dS astically oil progress so far Alpha its SSOI king beautifully." says. team I or (hlUghnuts s hit n 1)is thi( letter (II the (1i% flue an[ortI \II(kIlt Sc h ool reading program leader i'lliss I-i"ran Fazio. "%%it- haven't had tile tilt,%, slart decoding and huilding words. is designed to take care of the flends of all him vet to tell H whether it will eliminate reading Each letter, orgroupol It (hers is plated in a " problems later lit a child's cart-er, but I'm st(i(Ieilts ill (ha' ssstefl) including the .i(ls1iIKed box, and tit(- pupils learn to make and recognize tiltaverage, ;I ( 00% lIlt (1 it will ti('IJ) till tilt- students iosioith reading ssords iiiiith tht' 511i111' ss.i thes ssouiltl team °P 4 ,(ht)leuuiS "We're giving the children tilt- same bilsic colored building Iflocks or pieces of .I jigs iw skills but more on their level." explains the p1117k r(K)m re iding lalxiritors Each class k ntlits vivacious ol Fazio. "'I"he program lends itself A perioid of test ing follill after which tile Ni 'IXi from two languagearls peri(xisadaIt.andall the to more creativity for tile kids and they really year-olds are divided into seven flexible gro teachers in the school. no illittter %%- flat their enjovit- ,is%%-ell.isle;iriiiiigfroiiiit." according to tile individual liveds olInd level of . xiscialtio, subject, teach one rt Another team niemhu Miss Barbara each child. 11w assistance of tt'itht'i ,title rs A ts ping progr am designed to help studt Ohs Nixon. says, the program allows teachers to hit' Virginia hint helps IurtIa'i I edu the k ai.iei ss dli Jk'rc-cptual problems is held in (lilt' readi ng inort' creative. .mtul althou gh theys iiitI iii work a P01)11 ratio I lihN)r1ut()r% rooiii MIS k1ite \isti dirt itor of tht lot harder oil the Alpha I progra tit it is well wor It \%'ork in these groups is highly Illtile effort. ~ 4 dividualized. SaNs .Nliss Fazio, and gives e. 11 I prefer Eu t t u hmg this 5% d\ u)minents tilt"" I'V;1(11119 -1 "d Writing capabilities after the diild t h opportunit) to SSUI h indei nd ut 13 In t S ping course. . -Ili Still -I velerall of file "old -I ( m( ttont of to-ail, ols ant igt (II Iph i I ti( IItI is tti it it illuss s -4aiutt pi ogn mmnn d Instruction aimed ,it the level Site sa~s it gill the teacher it better work parent participatimi Ili many areas, depending Of each individual are also wit'll aill is I) ise the whole Alpha f)rogr4im is set out in on a parent's particular ulir unit r st iiitI tht time he I h it it ill probably i lsc ISS ht t'itk'iits ss ith cass, ''Eavil lesson follows -lo-follow Steps, [he or she has available, expl1iins \liss ,I'xt In a logical st (lilt 0CC dS 1 - The program Miss 117i0 SUIIIS hopes hi'i p1 ogi 1im ss ill it dtu t hi it nhumIM r II I tt St 115 ' d I t) t'i 'kirs who were aWart' of the eate lIt lp 11011 it oh i to II I , 111on. 'flit- progritill Include' (Ill 111all linliled 6111(l illid facilities. aild tht- ilkillit-rou." itirth grade most beginner couises, "sit(,cmilinues. "but Ili(I Interrupt ions of flip classroom situat ion. Alpha I u ii isi moIi Ru tilts grasping the rules of su tind is di sig d to gis t .1 di ilti SI) ill 1 II\ hltiPI)% and is to t'Xtt'n(l the hilt) reading i ()1II5 I') (bit ii Itil It sh u,nstruitioa ht,itise sut' ireed ill dii orderl> suietessiW e\ perientes ssihti ktttis 4indsoroscapoacitill .1 interesting fashioii hhes will in the future tias IK coura ge A child .Stevens, ,and tiI This lt i(Ii to an t'XplLiiulatiofl of more difficult and eighth graders from (he middle S('lI(X)I 5 isit P - Specifically, the por üe divoidual's major outdoor interest when he speculated on the amount of change he might have to make if he were to continue enjoying it. Essennally, the basic pem one of how far he has to travel. what kind of vehicle is used to get then and if then another ehide of some kind involved in the sport. Also the main pblem forsome me to come now appears to be the cost—Arab embargo end notwithstanding--d a tank of gas. Dtance of course, a common pcoblem for much driving away from home may be done less fenth , y activity the extra time off to stay longer once he gets n-is will certainly be the case for deer hunte who normally head for m mote arems 7be same for c8mPen who have normatly made frequent ShOd tfl The ay rec vee owners see it, they a goi to continue to use their campers and motor -i - - - , closer to home Th also may be a decse in nteruse, if pponeforheati and cooking the ri berom difflcWtr penWn,.-to geL An are preW Wen detwm,m~d to allot a rUon affo to the continued enjoyment of their vehicles. Water skiers and other pleasure boaters are likely tobe strtck a heavy financial blow. While it no longer appears tha as on banned due to a fuel shortage, the cost of the rapid runabouts may cut back activity. Hot ski boats and other large pleasure craft are not noted for going very far on a little bit of gas. Fishiermen with smaller boats and lower. p'ed kickers won I feel the cnjnch nearly as bad. One oemthng feeling I got from Ifl) mini survey is that the "outdoor corps- is a dedicated and determined bunch. Getting away from the rat race and into clean fsh air for some out doors fun is a high-priority item on their list of thin necessary to kcep mind body and spirit in good working order. 7bey may have to grit their teetb and growl a t They will probably pave to "shift gears" in nte fashion But it is going to be hard to stop , I ' of w fuels they n ir to : wA r Ig w ,' I ,"W rt k 14 m le _____ '--- ____ - - - m Kl " . Sa3MS02n CD - 1. , - . L t - - - - . ~ - ' cr .. ) - . - _ 1 9 4 oate was Ichipped off liong ago) is kind Of & scul[ling oar that mmvs the boat along when you pull the hae. •h 0-1 . 01 about ith better It's one of the oddball tln you pick along the way. thinking it might be good for meng someday It wcs fine— if you' not in a hurry and you don't have far to go. ,- ' - om All of us ccked up at the thought podding t the war Just for the lpha - All three of us looked over at his big. broad- etodav CJ4 e. to vy, sMi or tr'st, I I Then the devil got me and I couldn't resist addin& "Of urse, it y be a bit Ufl de'ed for a rig like Yours" hiY 5PllaUvInce it was ddficult to al gel bS ft any dt - F ENKARIXGA1S&PAINT CO. I __ . - In general, most opinions we opmtK—a1tho. all 'including mine) we _________ PAINTING I -- - I 1 a gs'g SJle' Do 10 . - •.- M ason . - 1111 " "It's an arm-powered outboard. awed, to smd as seno'saspWe. 'Just the thing for the LTiSL _____ ' — I_ - When I got into the boat and started PiilImg the tiller moving fora At that point, he hadn't been able to stand it any longer—he had to - another reason for going. I wanted to Mull over the of an unofficial mini-survey I had been coinducting on the energy ensis and how cuWours folks felt it was go to affect Coll R Ceroms * t 17 (, f i 't Carpet Cleaning - - 'A' Story, photo by teacher - - tting alongside the launching amp, a beer and watching as I pulled my dinky eight-foot fishing boat t of the pickup, flopped it into the war and started tightening the contraption onto the transolm. MI of C.rp,r, RemudtIg AOOt$ ATLAP4ThC BOIL 0 1 N4 t -s Janitorial _____ - :' _______________ ID Ap ril / 11 __________________ ______________ . I fleraldStalf%%riter -- , _____________ unda / - the boat?" beamed glass-hulled I I 5 ( I *( OledFa9mEqupmen,w,lIwu 4 R's' - - A Directory of Experts Re 'A A. .- . Hey! What $ that crazy-looku thing k il ____ 0 . 0 -' .. - Air 3 - I I For Ir~ ___ ', O'nI5 *ter Pars i the Now add - - 62 -- 11 - - V beautiful Spanish D,AT payments ph "? IS77 ter I, Poson-e:.lH&irna,w ' - I/ - -- Office Furnitu re for rent ' Oflc Santora lii M,oi AM FSi radc. Garrard 't(Qrd Player, S track tape and _________________ __ _____ " Repossessed— Assume Payments ____ 2 Tfio Sanfo rd Iit did 'rcgra' v'... I r ne's t i Supplies our 5. _ 3 0 13, modelS - - __ _ _ Is MS SMERIC PCQU I Sunday April 7 1974 srrv *.STEREO BAR.* - y -- - - Energv savers 'r., ' - - I i / 2D—The Sanford Herald - I - - other line lure . - -0 0 - 17) __________ - - - Nothing dn In, e C a ll Cre I p - . ( Campers Travel Trailers uicycles .,ri KENMORE WASHER. Paris, - - 1 the bcst IVL Ut ?C EIrOIIC Carpet Bikes Bikes BI _________________ - ? - - ISI S' - AtIL F )H5eot Cal, (red I Dtf SANFORD ____________________ Othen ç - - - L - _________ __ - - ______________ __________ __ - 4. . I - I _____ '••••• __.:. - - I : 4n 1 t, j, ,'~V"ov ro,i. l I ,~Y, ' 110 1-%. "v"I.Ili, "."I" - _~ . t, - -,_. -- _; & -V *, - __-ji~ -- "'_ . - *r . I - . _I ___ .- CIO - �- Ihan?ord o— Herald 7. 194 Sunday, April . •. - . . . . ;- .-_, -. . - . - ___________ -- _ Classified Ads Will Find A New Home t ' corner group inc ' 'and'e (htWp,p -, 0i've,414- 1- a. S OF ttI)S flfo,OA 37 IJ irI American Sofi Bed 2grpen aOd table lamps, S3 A '.14CK (0th Pb ( 4 3 3$ itt, Garage Rummage household Call 122 $606 hill f 5 )0 Of Add nQ M#ch.pr fill Cibnr? 4fu'i',, IltenS On ladders sun,p Dump. carpets r t*)U, - - ____ t., items Lawn and Garden Citrus from $3 19 Orange% tAnOrt-neS. 0t L O* Qverfld pr.cet DrIbIi Ma rine Equipmeni I ____________________ ___________________________ 68 1J ---to Buy 64 Mwif boat Special% like 17,30 Ill. Galvan'tria 55z) - Equipment for Rent Junk Cars Removed jk. Lu%Ir LICCItIC Carpri shampooer tot only u DCr dly 'i1 f126 nt,r mt nd i — Bikes, i Appliances -. Bik es, IC K ENMORE WASHER part%, .e, used trachitin - s oeea bcv io 373 OStS %qv Gc 60 S3 l n. a 1fir I -- ____-- L f-. r . ... . ...-. - — A,IP' . g - C i. to lia ants P 7' . ., C ca . ,- - % ry to '-.-- -. - tt - T t c-_ I.. -. '. 4,. - - - -. - - - 4 (I,? L .. . .Q lob? Mustang. 3 speect. 6 (VI celltnt condition Only $?$( Shelley UsedCare Ave. 121 2%0 FAVOWT ce . • . C . m 0 - — ,\ a ------- - 7 S - 1972 PONTIAC CATALINA Be.(j, Ininisculate sacrifice. %N7$ SAM, 171 WIT DEALER I -....- - - - -- - - - At Ou -- - I- 4 - -- r - .. C^ C- L C. 71 C. payments 323 1802 after 6 X 0 - ci dronco Call rloria State Dank . ,__ -- 71 r - - , _----.-- - - Apr.t 7 i - 1a1Jze liepbum Baitara U &hem Bathe itazl XUW Marth }ar Dr x' 1 "I The Tiny ;2-Law — nand Assume Gar •.•, W a for f,a r'z1e!d M-cv. Air-il $ b r4- t± n-it Directory £ Ou Experts Re Air ConditionMg - -- —t 'n a and fam*r I"eror ma ea,pr. CC E1IC AIR CONDITIONING AZ REMODELING Enclosed carporta rong. painting, pan:Iifl I*iI & Am'. 773 71)3 CI' CCErIZTUer .'.'13 Stilei of the Deparwaze of UI 'e York City and a anxt 4*lrl distxi to teiensc, zeiae thruØi br a ararE on the Rose Bosi Towiia, Parades Miss Amene and -rye Gc* a 'a .LcMM%eTIonwilJprje. Income Tax Personal No - 7Eaitreoafl7 SJC £re'a,i,, 7 Avo'd Mil, RvIn Have ~ ' d r r) " Call La Pb( Acorif,r.g, 377 43$ enfvv 1 - irar*js presats 'Ye of the a j ha't 5e'thr 10 Say and its it -a-&s sa.4.' —Eleanor zambert. fashion member Irlerior Desgri Cnmiu for the KenMax. —Ms Toni Carabjijotiona l jA 73 auen A — —Ser Ai Ida Garrjn B V.M esuient of Mtide4ein Ccege. MaryLasker. T" beautification I VINCENT S CAR PENT Inter-or Trim. Panelling. Custom Carp.n'r, P40 rOt) l tttiilI 323 - . . ' iiea r 1ILII LaWn ServIce p s ' S3it ____ ___ - 1'i3• U71, ' a Wi , alt Carpet Cleaning *11h year '10-ind contra t be hills 4w t!.Idy 5. gftog a —' ______ fly -.. Ceramics I Edri&Tring CaIiRaIpn3flSe — c-rr i' "" - I 11111 a U IN/Ill , II I sem i2i. ___ - r!a I'Tr b ' ((If1) FIX 1. RJ'dP"-. vicrrm bill' IN[11(kIWTI1 IINWIIYUUtPii I —Martha Peterson. president, Barnard College; VIIUI V 1' -i__ I —iStrs. Hope Skillman Sctsary, hcrxirar $Lg the az*t that in it wd r"ardatwo became her - ,--- - - ulrd* ____ Rmemwy OF CASTRU MAREt 44 gs ' a ) /" "h' - =-- 10 ____ —Mrs. Mar tha R edfield Wallace executive director. The HenryLuce Foundatioo Inc —Jane C. Wright associate dean sort Medical College Selection of the jury, panel "as chaired t, Lenore Hershey editor, La dies' Horne e Jl. u-na snth Margaret Hickey public affairs editor La dies' Home Journal as mcxlerator. Ig is . 2 I'm ff1 - (_./ S 0 S z,,.. ,, lieu bftoq "VS a S 0111 in a A.*UI 44 et,,ww4y k.. plate PCWVM W at rrlier~shs It MST ,a. p DRAW THE TYPE OF WEATHER YOU'RE HAVING TODAY AWOW PUZZLE lloqm i* st 38 &*Vag "atill 31 my - DOWN TU WP.,e., ' 0 0 k I') Pr'.',,. lh.tl.1 - I( aAh and ThEY 8EAR THE BANNERS _I —Mrs. Ellen Straus founder. Ca ll for Aclion . VU ? A* W omen in Communication. Inc.; Al Or Umw- ibe me -eft an M 2a ____ . presiden National Council of Yeomen —Ms. Margot Sherman, president-elt. - -t. iii er , -. IIIVV 1J•J,I medical I Oda ___ tap AILLIE JOHNSON la*fl srrv.cr SAIL S 1 1 34 1111two way to nw- - Atow I u ___ ______ am PL at =eawiir I - 1 . PIllS, ibtUib Ii ,as men fr = In HAI%IrIL lul benefactor; -110ther Kennedy: would do it all again .,-.' f,. i 0 IT' Janitorial - - 1 I TODD S CARPENtRY %tw1wd lob- C811 41131 IWO ' ' and —Elinor Guggenbeimer, cozflnuss)oner trk Czt Dertinent of Consumer Af . - \e authority columnist: egi March of Dime*, pr I 1 0 0 If'\fl IiMl\IIl JJlJ iYLI \IU - Air Force Personnel Council; v of t.be i —Mrs. Kermit V. Haugan. president. General Federation of Women's Cluts: —Maj. Gen. Jeanne M. Hahn. directcv, U.S. ai • ~ Jlverson COflfl. ___ Wan, - )i*in --------------------- Count and color the eggs that the Easter Bunny has hidden. - - ___ —Mn - - Dess the cic*d to determine the -m s of the second ixri of the Year, 1974' 3W4T 1 pai4 of as foLlows —Vuprua Aar, )ID, rAent for FCXILICEI ar id of pgi - - that rxxdv ' TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON Iformarty IIirrmet?'s Beauty Nook) $I1, E Pint. 1725147 C - ___r Affairs n' er. or Eulermor Put Plaster patch" brick "tectattli Ph, my Be - Sci (1 .1 - ilsioln 1-. th -- .' 1, - __ e i' A 1T5J.Ith - Used Form Equipment *tISell 1#11 and eAsy will, C ed Ad Calf 322 2611 or 131 ir"I jz - 5PiI( PI g6 the faelivg . — Sell 'n a mow cot? Clat5li f - of - Intbp Aiv ,cir comp 2PirkDtii nts, i R - Cuc of W aat Md Eicatj I thi* of as a the cit_S I53O :rdizstr. says Bess Myers.on. Guar.M1d 1776391 p hcierts Hams, actnig laii- 1'- ad we ttst i - at'ul L m Central eat ii hr trvc, Call C EI Rigits aM 11C141"r) ('('.'f 'trIiflO all key to the - oi D _r vr - -Patnca - me t 5 •" e !D I can *rite Ptkdic Affairs Home Improvem Central He4f & Ar Colion.n F0r free est,ma'e Carl E AR S ri .4ntoiO 3;; Harris, c-- icga sp - :1 abcd wbcb I feei shfl h tosa's-. i trie,j tiiti arxi i — *4 Irr - ------- —. ___ • -------- -----.-. i 111iimfl M — I , - earejs __ - - t1m the rers as the m ay karn from I tk* lone, ct the peat ftill strablow todav for e - -- d also a carg*,tug my OUT b. is that pb*L film and s paperrbelongs 'a Thi i .'; -- ' - for consunXTS she Chi as t he t A B D as M z s rso 1 e __ ____ - Mwmvr, F the '-.s activity paper specially p re p are d for our young er read ers / 41, twice-weekl', a IXUjiLfl3tObe CBS. )t.33 fru LiL fibm I -I_ - Sunday April 71974-1 Herald - Affairs wrag __ f)-priKallied newrlipa;er Wci Ole YeW LK4 FEEDSEEDFERT, .i,I'antte Leirtt ALlY DRECT FROM B Goimly. E iA Sanfor d. ca,ments epartmeW •"4 T)r az wir _____ kzad Ha have A weekly - / cDes'' M Mi.or cdu Z$C.2fl iWW c'%e%5 it PagEj Baztara McDc o buy Sanford, lii U46 AM FM radio, Garrard record lofty". I track tape and Ph Au 1ST? home tr.:lHaIIrn.a Fairbanks, Winter Pork t r 'op supi et our 1F Swilitenty's Office Supply. Ila Repossessed— Assume Payments biratif-ful Spanish bar 'Cg .% r " *.STEREOBAR . I . J of the vear' Alullarcls On CBS -11ondai /I igli t SI 0 I - . P hV40 . . - Office Equipme & Supplies TV. Radio.Sfereo rol. r IV t'O —,-- -__- - Trucks and 19 I flOdI5 ” £-.-•* LpI 3.2 0:441 filiffiW0101 L,hr nt*. 112S Fit., Ii- . O TV - . . 0411 -- -e4 . to ?S CC Kawasaki Mini 0.1ke. Q, Condition, 1,14S In 1663 from S Prn to I pm Sliectoon and PVICIAQ are rgt for lgf AK v.. u.rl9htnaIqøR un. urn lure 4••... ther , :; 6?VOLKSWAGEN NOTHING DOWN. TAKE OvLu CALL CREDIT MANAGER, )1) AUCTION Travel Trailer" , f.%c,tIi 177 ts, o 190 Falcon. 4 door. i'iUt0m pton Must si 00 ISOA or 134 1141 Molorcyclelmrance ]ISIS Orlando Ur Sanford, IN 5643 377 Sw We Pay Alley Ediih Auction p) 4fr , lea? raIc , i door , or, aUtOma,,. ntpct'cn Muit SIll 5; SO7io,iIiiI Motorcycles SEMINOLE COUNTY j ;7;;r.fl(hffoACa,.,Z auto S3a3 Coil172 Mi). George HiN. 10 rn .i. "Is per gal .6.000 miles. 1695 )21 13 alter 9pm EVERY FRIDAY PC .'n' c:Io: p is 7PM Con$inmenfs.ccep,,d dilly RUGS, - . C4 brakes, — Auction will the btAl eqp.pl, rnI to wfvt Good cond i tion, $3 ------------------.--..---- Auction tilde A Bed sofa, 5 PC maple d-neffe. maple bunkbedL Office desks. file cationfitS Antique Party Vi 10 buy old q*flqCibint a Terms "(let % best mriarl ::' li 1 P.ty 27 t, i ill of 3 enti Of );I Swill CllCrrdlOpt SANFORD — tI viNC, C(PdT(R 3d A [t SB Sanford 377 Bicycles — French bedroom suite, reviv living Nr PA V After Lot h Auc li-ciri . . f or S&e 1970 Mercury monfop. Mxi ir AndOflod un*anted a ca hauled &*ay Your coil. $10 A lio. SUNDAY. APRIL 7th 7pm LOCAIrd on S 13 bellivern 17 f2 L 46 SEMINOLE COUNTY AUCTION While They Last Singer clean Saleable tpm for Fr day 7 pm Aucf,on G A oAu — \_- ___________ Wanted . You! REEL'S BODY SHOP iIOSand Avenue '1 100 ho Mrfcyrs nvctj,r WOO Fit, 372 71?s ', .... Th f'rJ. . Chair%. astoirtm lamIrs. (offer 'aoi,.Jrnti,abjn søimmngji iS'iJ With tilt JN ?262 Sri. soa cnors coffee table. brQhi fabric cushions. 1134) value First 1:00 l!rII Mags 377w 17 — CARPORT SALE 77*6 Mitch CiXt rtord $ ' i - S TO Sol of ThGRJJAPPLE t... i I - ___- For Auto Repairs Parts Accessories K-ff 14AT MOP NEWS PtCT cit A5 Too 4' 1 I iflICn% . % ' C RTAIiL'1 doub:be,a,?d%Pi „, rVQ. syo new Even by Art Sonsom HERB'S Iv C?Lfli ttIi, libli, A a re',' LOSER THE BORN Househo Goods , For E verything $I • .• Make three letter words that fit the definitions using only the letters in the big word -- its apbiLLi - Masonry & Concr - -- - a & I IIICiISCf(?LIt.J& iionant. — Fir 814 go rV961i Weser . - '-sr dy. tt , & t 54 . ,' . • -! I wty . 'I , — C%V I i * Chew your food (__ 11sed Fret Ell~". 44 rublift t the A large 6 ,.,. rodent one. I& billy. wil of 4l tit III W9) 46 a IP O IL X on .-. �- o( — lhantord Her al d Sunday , April 7, 107 4 - ..:.._: -• - .—.--. - Classified Ads Will Find A New Home For Everything Even For You! $I Household Goods 5) THE TV RadioSterco Id BORN LOSER by M'vss.g •"ut HERB'S TV corner group nC$uO 1*0 • • • • • S I I S I • S 4 Cou(htt I $50 Ant.q Chanl 35 the ''''! I, you r°°" ° Can trOn (fl• L.i.eIltt table. I a d)e (h&nnl Mattes ant 'nas içliPsIr (ji'y $150 Walnut ton UH wdVY4F Also ,c.c.al lv dOubtebh,a, $45 Pati nS t bOt blue & P'flk I 17 *Q .g I olive qne s itt & ) CRTAIL - 1 ( CrL, E S 71Z arly Amercansotaeta , s •p Jam. *aInut sd - Garage - Rummage Sales 01455 Ooot booacase Large way r'ytil nch t. m 42 coops Gooa COndtn All for $i CARPORT SALE , 3706 Mitch Court as P 373 3550 alter I rtrø ll*ety West). Si' A ;i NEW CONDITION WHIT t '%'CKER SET, sota 7 Cha't t4blei end tables S*irnmngtxiol fee table, br.ghI taic cover " lSii. *.th 1-,,1Pun'p M.s( sPiomt, $3-i) value First 1201 hOusehold Itrtt )2 7267 all 372 6606 alter S 30 ' Lawn and Garden ' 1) to : DsrcanPtt, end , elrd 'ibies e' 173 0791 1( Lovi, over head pe ices Drove a Save a lot Ovido It I CI ras sax p Whi le They - * * Singer (--OLDEN TOUCH 'N SEW cabinet, 'ePQ$SCtIcd rv t p,j v 04 $71 ot 10 p-a,mc'nts of I test 'cdel - t S Ma', boa? specials II. Snilo 19. owner. $1355 Galwan: 1s23 'radt% 539) trtul $1450 P4 motoes. $1313. fly othrr, rm5 '*' 7777 44 . . Il )J 5761 Call Credit Dept SANFORD SEWING CENTER. 307 A [alt 1st St - Sanford 3375111 Eves lI tIM . I• • I - 64 - AUCTIONEER NE ABLE ALL r.4i(4 (4fl(j wil, .th 'he best rguipn tnt to serve , ti c F r' Ar II Auction Bikes. Bikes, Bl - - 52 Good clean saleable items for *et-Ily Friday 7 p mAuction SEMINOLE COUN TY AUCTIO 172 ' tIe't Each -valor party *4114 lob old furniture, lamps glassware nii,rott misc 373 I3 ORIENTAL RUGS WANTtU - SUNDAY. APRIL Ilh 7p m oollern East of 1 4 'a:al s:i 6 Pc FrenCh bedroom SUiIC n living mi furniture. Early American Ilde A D.o wfa, S p< maple d,nelle. maple bunkibeciL office EVERY FRIDAY I P M Consignments 'si EM I N u L COUNTY Penre v ' lor Honda. tilt is Campers Travel Trailers - -__ Get 1ii On 'iuninfr vImN4 •. . U S ¶ - C 0 15 36 - (..) -. - . - li2 11167 Mustang. I Speed. 6 cyi C, '\.-- MotorccI. insurance BLAIR AGENCY 313 It" AUCTION ]ISIS Odao r Sanford,337 $$j j 377 We Pat Attrq EachAucton -- - OTHINGDOWPIITAAkEOVER (ALL CREDIT MANAGER. fl) a '• . 41 VOLK SWAG Motorcycles - - IS CC Kawasiki - Mint Bike good condition, $115 337 i$ai from S pm to 79 PIT' ' Trucks and Trailers 713 4' up. 'èSChlwrOIet $tau ' I Ave, 323 20 1 09 - •• tm PONTIAC CATALI NAflC.Ur Immaculate sacrifice, $2215 CA" SAM 337 5$V DEALER .. . -., - Chrysler Newport. Ass, p,ynieflts 373 $507 after 4 - 4) FAIRLANE. 6 cyl au oa c Noih'nudn. - 4', _________________ - - - I — — Sunday. ---April 7, 1974 The Tiny Herald LETTERS Office Equipme 81PPhQS %\ Change one letter each time V 'V i r r rt & Sc t. L's Supply. our so Stoy"inity's Office 114 Magnolia Ave n) 1: OSTEREO BARO RepossessedAssume Payments to buy Swoollo w y,Z 011;cF. Sanford. 114 Magroola I track tape and psycl'it"it lights bull, into a Player, 62 Sunday, April 7. 1974-3 Drawa house for this bird to build hernest in. olcrfl c tot 321 C51115 Incite? 60 TV Radio-Stereo $3 •i P Herald ----'---.-Tiny I4 Falcon, a. automat inspection Must sell 1307501cr $34 Sill Abandoned. unwanted (4r5 hauled away, Your cost. $10 355 anytime S - corner cabinet, dressers, Duncan Phyfe table w 6 charL 1 Pc blonde broom SuIt, twin S Itali an Provincial table (hairs Co Tv lampj lots o and modelS to ' 00". And Slandart b4 available 4f Flers,on, st J27 --Ke. used M&Chron" MOONEY APPLIANCES 2—The - . . .01 t , 45 Appliances 12 1 Cu If frost free Frtgida,re I'lifflogillfator Like "vow. %IIS P-, I Bicyc l es • - $ 58 ' 1547 Falcon. 1 door, air. ôUtOmit, n ins pection Must ISIS 130 7504 OV 134111$ r ars Remo Jun i. k C emove ed 18 AUCTION *PUBLIC AUCTION* Tcprip d used 4ny C0tofl " Auction p . auto $7,400 Call 3fl 2611. Geor, Hayes ID am to noon V __LIlay Equipment for Rent ii n Ford Ranchero.A C. air thom Ii Volt Battrries$lI REELS BODY SHOP 110% Sflfd AvenUe _____________________________ . 1') Mercury Montl9o. MX I o. hardt, air COndit1n, poq I brakes. mKhanlcal condition. $IIH Ciii Paul FaKelIa. UI ----.-----. 16S1 On,,' I .. Wanted to Bu OrAingills 14 fle ' Up-' .j .. ______________ _______ E quipment tttn5.on - %UCH 'r i Sale ma Set I l6 Chevy SupeSporl Magi Good CCditn. $100 37) 371,1111 ",. ,,01"ll aluminum itAD i 31609 i of A' TC) a OF Autos for Auto Repairs Parts.Accessorjes ' —1 -, Cr- ' Sonsom C THAT --- Art 1 UN EEG3EY M8@~ How much money in each bag? is W Garir LaWn and ctAvff.' 4yi"tflt5 Ph 447 1577 f or free hOme ltiil H*iimr, ItS W Fiivb* ,iki, Winter Park , C..iiir'- BUY DIRECT FROM B. Lfy, m [ ii. - - Sanford, A Directory of Experts Re Ak ConditionMg Home lmprovei (s'rat Heat & A-n Cor1'" wi f or tr e's'-ma?rs (1 C .'i Peamnis. at SEARS in Sanford 272 1771 Q Si AIR CONDIT I ONING A 7 REMODELINJ TROUBLES" Central system. *'ispow units. tree sit 21 Ii' Service. Call Gregory's I 1-1 ri'.,o, irt '.Ir ri'r 'Cr'? I,'astrr. L%Oek and all P16cs4jt InnS' estimates P. Enclosed carøorts. of rool ing , Painting. pantlit, Heat I Air Guaranteed 3724351 Applances 511 pm H 0 Lj 77 — "'L'1 Er(lr 22P3r ,,c1q flOOr' ('oan, 172 lS4 ' Voted Farm Equipment *111 sell fast MrdHiywitha Classifiq'aaa Call 372 41l or t_)tt3 em" Care 5'IIU(.l i.it. lr!,riOr, Ewlenior PIai Pliste-r patching $ Ilf BriCk Specialty Ph 3fl 7 hmme Tax Ptq%r.il 'a' Servi O:sd If TOWER') BEAUTY SALON lformrtty HotrØ?s Beauty Nook) 5l5[ Pow. J32S7Q P'.)C Entrance) 3227 isQ'tl Ih5 Rv1i HayC ycw,i tat Cot'S' r Call i.sf Publ ,c Anco,,jr.t,ng 37713 112M -- C ''4 IItTV 1 TC'Oct S CARPENTRY Speciatiling in S mall 4"ilGiJ400i 476111311*11 Ja nitorial Ccrpenr,. Rmodilwng. CuStom *ark tree Estimate L'cnted BOI'Gt'd VINCINTSCARP(P4TRv tnlir.r Trim Paneling, Custom Campen'rw No rI-I) too small 373 "it'. Carpet Cleaning £1 ANT C BUILDING YEPIAN SPr'CiI,I,,-,O & C4t.(' f-i,jij cl eAr-r,u 24S)-1, rv e Lawn P.•t'7. 1 10-I & to t [T ill f,, - I' ll SPRING SPECIAL F irliec with yea' round (onlr4 Moran s— Petterwap Carpet Care 1 4q4i 5cm-.rc Irpe ¶st Ch',' ej$lm,ites 337 7747 MOWING gng Call RaIpPi 323 S55 - Ceramics 4AILLI[ JOHNSON JACPSON S It I C kIln øeaie'. to s I Sunday 372 75'7I - Ii ,,' '.dAt %ftt f 'A '-i, i (4C4( U(i 127 - Masonry DTICI - fr,(al Scrvcr. Licena & B-c'sded, An "t All errnnos Co. 11 %A'rr-rig ¶q'rw,p l SOt' Masonry & Conct . Pâttmg 4 AIW@T@ E312 ,, Q- )- ¶ 14.03' fl 'P't A,) StIl it 1451 A it, a IQ'A irisi (liSSlidS 1' T Got = r5 r% THEBANNER! OF CASTRUV MARE! JE 4-411111 4 7714 E.1 100 1r W10 T -(i- LY APRIL 3 — Marion Brando 5 — Nguyen Van Thieu Saiisom 13 — Thomas Jefferson 14— Pete Rose 16 — Kareem Abdul Jabbar 18 — Hayley Mills 19— Hugh O'Brien 21 — Queen Elizabeth ABOUT ANIMALS 23 — James Buchanan 24 — Barbra Streisand 25 — Ella Fitzgerald 26 — Carol Burnett 27— Ulysses S. Grant 28 — James Monroe Emperor Hirohito 29— Jim Rv,in IINY IUNILt -.---- 'C > '-'---'- ,'5-1, KOALA — Koalas live in Australia but are nearly extinct. They live in eucalyptus trees and eat only the tough, oily leaves. Koalas carry their young in the mother's pouch for two UIK tLIiLI MSA( 1 4 s"16,61#184 20Up-*1% 3 5,*11@20 J9O 1 B'5 — 129' 233'5'14 94,19 v- ` * .0 e 51 low"11,111i, 1101-took 11111-41h, 1 ~ 'a �-: -- Sunday. April l,1974 - 41 - Classified St Household Goods New Home Everything I thbC. IPO Ant*u Channel <) 4 '" &ô upholstered C"Aas. 1150 In" ; PiKir rlS sa Pit, & p ' ____ °f'$ $70 new olive g,pq. iens Ill) S — EavAman Sofa t.ør en& CCk's k antorO Ab, 37fl73 •T1 ir 1 .... M 1WJAPpL. . Garage. Rummage - I CuPS G000 to •t ,on All for 1150 CARPORT SALE flt MIc ca'.? Pr 323 3$1O att r SIrICrd (1*?'nt9 WfltI Sat & I n 4E (OrbiT HI 'CKtR SET. sofa 2 toffee table, br Ohl label( C0'tt, I I On no tab', *.iiPSCatf P'vi.ePoio -1 1 1 372 "Oil Atttf S 10 , or 11. III — Wanted 68 Ii - I— Auction -- /, from X) 95 Oranges AUCTIONEER NEEDS SS t,Ir'ger,n'. *PUBLIC AUCTJON* Boats & Martne itmOn'. ln, tree'., 10* o4trfleoO prices O"e a Good CIC* Saleable item'. for SUNDAY APRIL 7tt E Equipment *t941y Frida y 7 P m AuCtion iedo & save a lot 7m F'4)tf QIASS it- fluil boat Galvonqri III Ill-rd Farm, SA 41#- 1 LMATed on S 15 between 11 92 a Aa t's-ler 4 )C10 Vp Mercury "lotcr SEMINOLE COUNTY of Vv,edo 36S 6391 - Closed P1, 321 71?,i v% AUCTION r fench bedroom suite. now liv.n(j rni furniture. Early Anief-can 1, 1 2 S461 While They Last H,dje A Bed Wis. 5 pc maple NP Pay Afleir Each Av(?.ui Equipment for Rent boal spittlals like f 1230 19 64 S139J. GsIvanited 15;S Private Party *Smt$ to buy old desks, file cabinets Antiqvr furniture, farnp%, 914%%*Are, corner cabinet, dressers. Duncan 9, 9* bril ruspn tnt to terve fi nde bedroom su t SON r ' thie ii 4 ul U I n 17 II i Ce. i I aii o. lot'. tel Auction - end tables P-C P?~ Singer sr* - . ng cabinet repos'.'.,. I i .Iu?Q r t p r ? balance Of VS or 10 payt'. men $$CduIiCf,citO,ptsANroRo SEWING CENTER ) 1st St .Santo.d 377 'iII . . $8 Bic yc les lCS and moan'. Appliances ' " Ice. used macistrm MOONEY APPLIANCES 3730697 rni 60 ;3. CO O G. Regal blue. per gal. &000 mites, 1695 )fl iaj after pm ?5 CC Kawasaki Mini Bike. goicid condition. 1145 123 1661 from S dr sedan oweir Call Jun Lii Sun 69 (r'trolei p c 61 if-..- ieis uim.I..aa..maa.._ ii up • . Cre I - beautiful Spanish bar Assume Pr 641 1177 fo r t,t trial Hallmark, 1?15 - - married in in Newport, Rhode Island. He wrote and published his second book, " Profiles in Courage" in 1956. The book received the Pulitzer Prize and was a best seller, In 1960, he published "The Strateg y gy Peace. "a colleC1l0fl0 • 1''' is speeches and statements on foreign policy and domestic Issues, ,, * * * .tr4r.'r, • ( \.,,,,,,j \ it . CONDITIONING * Jimmy Farentino and Michele IA-e and I spent a happy few hours at the blackjack table in e Grand Casino.* which is 140 yards long onger than a football field and twice as ngerous. It wasn't a profitable time for any of is but I did learn two things. Jimmy has just inished a TV movie about a crowd of people appied in and elevator. . and he never draws a ' 1_ / . '2 Guaranteed V (I V 0 Ia'..'.iam, .LI U?'.. I.' show v,u.efl itiS SilO., as U II 10 name of . dropped he decided Perry , o go out with a bang. , '. malt __ -- I I thtRu'.? _______ _______ Dane Clark, who played Lt Tragg as glad TENANCE C&OS39 , - rfl 'I AMAAPN srRmc; SPECIAL Frei *,Ih year ro%nd corill let and the audience was right with Burr, or ybe a step ahead of him. But this one moved fast. V JACKSON $ CLRAMILS suppoils. im deal" 10 S "This kid," he said, referring to Markham, as so fast nobody could keep up with hini. e's a very cold actor, too. And, besides, he was rrogant and changed the scripts to suit him- 2 titan" 5~ 1 - (ornmrcc I . I . U It a & Ues4i',aI (inc t'ISerce L'censed&8ona. Panq ragr Sale" o-. ciassifilid ads, siNXARIKGt.AI&PAIwT CO. oo ice too ' / I( U NI SIAT I _ - Coloreachfpagbv ,' USiflnthie color key. A 'ayne told Brett that Jack had once said shit felt was one of the funniest SPOfl tieous lines he'd e v er heard. - 1.' - ' / •, The New Comedy Hit of 19741 00d' ,,y " - c,Alle - S4 A V01 SAIZ 5 Floyd Theatres Come To "The Movies" us TWIM Sun . thu Wed er as "RE - ' Plus . "SINGLE I 'I - Ft THE BANNERS THE BANNERS OF CASTUF,\ MAE. ____ - GIRLS • , ,. - • • 'sen d makes 500 inovies a year. So Italy's movies are health y." *-- ' ,.:, %JI), ' 4774ff4)$ 4' - .' . - . I it in,, , ,: - to - XMIZ H 'Ik!I - ', 40 0 1.00 J'U111IE rid — - 11: OS "Cinema," he says, "is poor -4 1 in I'.'S' !n ME M THIS IS THE I MAN (Ii i I d in I 1hiui It \ t It iiu iii III (healers can be IsI.i,ids — - ,iu,.'.ii ld sansomm — - ig in k -- Spelc if \ i -U ster ' • mt / / FROM NOW 711, EASTER FREE I doz. EGGS with every purchase of a Bucket or Barrel of chicken Rogers, It ha ppened a few years ago at 1:Waye and Jack were 1king when red '1 "-' -' - #D CHICKEN AiUL. Universal. big 4-White 5Ho IasW tl*. 10 bvt. sell ______ Sunday April 7 197j—SD III tii' characters urt itt (lIt fir s t," lit ILalian be wants to USe actors -Soitwonv has to start ill, H011YWOOD — NEA) from all over. Hence. his chainge things. But I don't liernardo Itertolucci. the man search here. think movie theaters can be who made "Last Tango in He talked about '•i.ast islands, People in society Paris," tin his hotel room Tango," which has had such a must go ahead together and and glowered at the TV Set, huge Impact all over the not only In movie theaters. The last time Iwas In world. But, in many places, It "in 157, Gustave Flaubert California." he said. -TV wits has tx.-en banned — in his was condemned by life much better. It hypnotized home country Wily. and in French judges. for his fill-. But tlus time. I can find Austria. Spain, Portugal. 'Statimne Bovary.' Ilut today no thing I Like to see." Greece Brazil among others. you can find 'Madame ltertolucci is a tall. husky, "in Spain." he says. --they Bovary' in every school gllking man who speaks run chartered buses tFrench library. And o I think uth excellent English but keeps frontier towns, so people can Last Tango' —s'en(ually, it an interpreter around in case see the film." will be available he runs up against a word he Ile says the banning in Italy ever)-where." cannot tra nslate precLsvely. I le was particularly upsetting to I asked tuni tils opinion of rarely utilized the in- him — "I feel repressed." lie "Dw Exorcist." terpreter's services. -Well," he said. "I don*t says the case in Italy is being was In IMS Angeles appealed and he thinks he believe in Hell and I don't looking for an actor or two. lie may win. believe in the devil . is casting his next film which 'At first," tie says, "the Everything In the film that will be 'called "Novecente," board okayed it. but some doesn't concern the devil Ls which means "nine hundred." citizens protested. I was well done. It's a light between and he said he wanted to use a sentenced to two months In the fiend and the Pope, and couple of American actors. prison but the sentence was the Pope wins. But I Bertolucci explained that cancelled. Fortunately." disagree." "Novecento" is about "a He does not think of himself He says the Italian movie universal argument, the as a martyr, blazing a new industry continues health)', battle between the earth and trail, making some 300 pictures the technology. And, esen "I SUppoSe SOtflt'OflC his to .innuall>. Most of them, ho'.stcr, are xn.udepurely for I tileS i. t are not exceptional. 2100S. French wynne do Only il more Nights sit Racino Season Appreciation Night Tuesday April Everyone Admitted Free Matinees Mon Wed a Sat and Friday. April 19. 1:45 P.M. Sorry No One Under IS Ce, the shoes and weird suit. Jacklookedoverathimandsaid, ma casuai nversatlonal tone, "Iii Fred, Working today. —• Msryfnd IRIID(HI(kIN ' ame along, In his weird make-up for his old DIM make •oda ___________ tIiouti I chatted for while with Wayne Rogers of PAINTING INTER TERIOR: %Mistit - •_ re n 'Tango -A-S-11 and Brett. Somers, hirs, Jack Klugman. 0 • iftt s..J Or any purchase of 'S OO or more Masonry CcAll I I '4' An c o 3 fl Dl( h hi i IHt Masonry if hil if — - - ill me up in front of the camera and have me ad somebody his rights' Clark attributes the show's failure to a rong conception from the start. He said the old erry Mason show, with Raymond Burr, moved ong slowly, adding pieces like a crossword 4 a W - e program was over, too. lie said all he ever d was sit around and -once in a while they'd ATLANTIC nUILDIN 1 •--- . Eleanor Powell, the tap-dancing star of the was at the party. I hadn't seen her for a hile. She is now gray-haired but still trim and lmWith a pair of twinkling eyes. She was there use her son, Peter 'ord, had becn the low's dialogue director. IAREGIN :-, Corpat clounin -- - - .e ' Juniforlol, ' VlUC(T SARPENTRY . Markha n said the show was doomed ie beginning .— "it was a million-dollar misun- / P M( ~.((ouritrt0 372 a Carpeofr,. Remodeling. 0I1. rn t of .................. TODD CARPENTRY .4. to as - - e says he's lad it's over and now he's moving Markham is going to do some collaborating i ith sci-fi fi writer Ray Bra dbury on a move IjC Entrance) Coll 01 lug - I shooting exhibiting what everybody said was a Imme To' PmfhTY jJ 0 lie hosted a big party on the set the last day each country. A 001 UMN n7 6111 A c - Ordinarily, whena TVshow is cancelled the eople involved let it die in peace. Not Monte Rearrange the letters &,,indo'*'. Reasonable TOWER's BEAUTY SALON flormerly f4arriefit's Beauty 11,100) Sl9E pint. In $74 -. clerk, t'f;"-t. Enclosed carporls. fooling. pattir,g B"Ity C1111111fe . How times change. When June Allyson hecked in, she gave her name to the room ho said, "Allyson? how do you spell that?" ,—_, Used Farm Equipment will '.i' f'.t endeasywtha CuauI,ed Ad Call interior.Exterior 37) ;611 onI3ItJ Plaster patching III brick Specialty Ph. 330 .."e.*' •••. it the hotel during the opening weekend. The bride groom was the veteran character Chill Wills, who gave his age as 73. The bride a Georgia girl (45) named Novadeen Googe. You don't find man)' couples Novadeen and Chill these days .trr REMODEL 0 . ' D Shoicbew ' lj • - • - ": - - - fl tree ,'.t.mate'. Honest Applonces , — 'Ang and he was bright-eved and financially solvent. He said he had had a good night at the baccarat table. Telly is supposed to be - one of Hollywood's classiest gamblers. • plaster, b4O Ind all'S 1771 •. .. 0 I saw Telly Savalas at breakfast one mor- D, - . - A 10 was Improves -i"i 'er-, (,ri Central sy'.tenn, e,noo* unit'.. first 2411,11, WV,(t Cali I.1 ,r 3 7112 . there as a edding Kennedy decided to run for the 1960 presidential nomination and entered seven primaries. He campaigned In West .. ' Wisconsj ana, Maryland, Oregon, New Hampshire and won In every state. During the campaign for the presidency, he debated on national television with his opponent vice-president Richard Nixon. These debates did much to make JFK a nationally known and Popular figure. He Won the election by a plurality of only 11 9,000 votes out of a total of almost 69 million cast, the largest turnout in history. - C,-n'ra: Hrt & r Cnd"n r'u It, I,,ç ft'.r.nt,'. Hr,i'., it SEARS ,n Sanford 377 • 2 coo '6..'j - - Color and decorate the Easter eggs Home ç arapr 77) 1953 JOHN F. KENNEDY Conditionmg - l•• " Lawn and Gar Cw.uIru4e .. C- Senator John Kennedy and Jacqueline Bouvier were lii Experts i/I Q, - Diffe - AIR , - Nit nd ry OUR MAN ON BROADWAY FEEOSEEDFERTIL C,,,,örtr,. .'., BUY DIRECT FROM a Gormlv. E 46. Sanford Fa,rosriq, winter Park III ~0KP& Z ~;:k~7 r, %Ve'° _, 62 % ! \9. --. 12,16 AM M raOo. Garrard retQ,d Player- I ffAck tape &rd VivChirldillbC light% built into a Ak' - . 9, C Office Equipmo' Supplies S.rfcr A ' . — - ire . The Sanford Herald to buy Sewy". OfOi U - .• ' 1a .j.1 •j4 : t0' Off ice F um'tuft for rent 0 Repossessed— Assume Payments A D.n4A.ta Directory '.:4 : up - ints I— — r4jimients 323 111111ol affair is Travel Trailers The ? t. 1072 PONTIAC CATALINA Be,gt Immaculate Sacrifice. 12215 cd,~ SAM. 323 $897 DEALER. We Pay After Eacrf Auction t 1 I Shelley U'.edCars. 100 Frnp ve 323 34" in sisin Pu.) \ -N . . -- 1967 Mus tang, 3 Speed. 6 cr1 cellent condition Only - Sunday, April ?,1974 "'act're% Sales, L set Stop Supplies Our 2 $*#may,% Office supply M&1;1101:, A,# *STEREO BARe I 2. 'I TH ING DOWN. TAKEOVER CALL CREDIT MANAGER H) m0f0rc ycle Irtsurance 31 SI S O(lando Ur Sanford, In 5663 . I I. -......... 3:3 OS65 TV Radio.Stereo home . I.d-lablt at Firt3tom, St 12 1 CU if frOSI free Ffgtd& L fe r eff"clefMor Like r4*, S12S P, S3 4—The Tiny Herald B( Bikes Bikes rionda, SEMINOLE COUNTY AUCTION - 1 .rs169 AUCTION ;ed (7 - NO Motorcycles DV F RIDAY EVERY ' PM Consignments accepted daily Ov coSt $90 .-------------- 78 " - 1 AL - (IU -th1 rg Michint tile cabinet, 1Imnurr ellenSen 'ae'. surilljo clump, carpets. 01,4941.1 lhn,01. Duncan Phylt iffid tabje,. haijtd lay Your Orlando. 29S 41#4 _________________________ - IU, 1967 Falcon. I door, air,--,1 ,t* inspection Must '.e,i 3 0' U ,in*anted junkcar'. Abandoned. - >1044 110 7 ':12; 1)0 1501 or 834 liii JunkCarsRemoved - ___ 196Y Falcon, 4 door. &of, \it.4 LT ' mp QMII:io--'.' LawnandGardcn .sr t,,,. " F',I 72 Ford Rancrio. A C. a, auto. $7,400 Call 377 ;ll, George ayI _ 10 _) 1109 SanfordAvenue - I \ mechanical condition. sn,s Paul FalIaSiD, U you eau.rpssil s REELS BOO' SHOP —J ilt ercury arWop, air conditonId, PO*f Good CCnditi'n. $100 u, - ak 11 Autos for Sa le lit of I tS6 Cbvy Svptrsg*,rt Set - You! 80 Auto Repairs t [7t())i'T TCO MucH TO iA bri I r..ruFsr rL.c i rii p . \ f977 Si For Parts.Accessorjes '1T OF PEJE A $?c 322 316" /6 THAT I4Gf tt,, 4.111 ? it Of, Even by Art Sansom • HERB'S ,, • • COUCPP V For THE BORN LOSER TV Radio M, I) Ii Ads Will Find A - LI / 322-9"2 \i'4 — 'iJ. II $0 Moles north & Orlando b,twn Reservations em �he Santora Herald 0( Sunday, AprsJ7,Io1a ..- Classifled Ads Will Find A New Home For Everything Even -- Si THE BORN LOSER Household Goods 0 t C IAIPJLIII ant $70 S.V C 32) 1714 Am,; can Solo Bed 7grcen& Garage Rummage ooio 'awe lamps, walnut SI,d,flg glaSs door bOOk(Me Large Peav'. Sales (?ytlI ,u1Ich bowl Set With 17 (UP% Coca CondI.on All for 1)30 CARPORT SALE. 7706 Mitch Court cash Pt' 3773930 atter i '.ar'lcrd ltw,ntp W,sti, Sat I 'tI 0 n-ng table i P'IE W CONDITION WHITE chars. sorted an'p. cotl S'tCP.(R SET. sota. 2 cfl8rt, '8bJC.,fldtablfl %w.mm.ng pool rotter table, btfaht fabric Covered 1S'i' with liItV PImri P M'SC $313 value F nt S2 "<vse"ola ite'!'s 377 7767 (I4t 372 slOe ''' • -. '. ----------- __________________________ Lawn and Garden Wanted to Buy in '.øg cabinet. repott,%Sed ,";i 'j AUCTION* '- PO4I,(u. ',':. Honda. '73, CD 350G Regal blue 67 flu per gal , 4000 miles. $493 37) $54.) alter s pm EVERY FRIDAY 7PM Consignments accepted daily 3151 s Orlando Dr Santord, 377 5463 377 $ We Pay Alter Each Auction I 4— The Tiny ;i 5.951 6D— The Sanford Herald (ic'.oCondton,$Jj .,'. SlOp Supplies Our S*teYtf4ce$u 111 Magnoli Ave 373 * .STEREO BAR. * I Office Furniture for rent to Sweeney's Off 5antci'ci Ill Magrl Assume Payments 17II ' AM FM radio, Garrard record _.. player. $ track tao, arid 67 Lawn and Gi psycheØIe lights butt into a - - -- Repossessed— FEED SEED FER1 (9) Revival Fires (3$) Temple Baptist Church (4-4) Akron Baptist Church Services 8:30 (2) TV Mass - Life (9) Oral Roberts Presents (33) Christian Viewpoint 9:00 (2) Gospel Jubilee (4) Rex Humbard (9) H.R. Puinstuf IER~ Experts (44) Encounter 9:75 (9) Multiplication- - __c) f"r-or .'.i , 'rn'r 5 I (ir.( Plaster. IjIOcS and •'Onest tree es;m4 _____________ , 07,4 — A Z R(MOW Enclosed carporti rooitng, painting.) &wICdbo'S RH Central tySti"flt, window units. tree 34 nor serv*ce Call Gregorys Heal & Air, 3737117 I - 10:30 (9) The Osmonds 3376331 11:00 (2) TBA (9) First Baptist Church Service 11:30 (7) Challenge 11:43(7) Opportunit y Line Mat fl the Al,' Sell Boa' e a low (OS Ct P. n, GI Al.1ri(f5 I. Iectr (CmPAn, .-,l 2527 Pars. Dr.w 322 1547 'V (44) Movie Used Firm Equipment will Sell fast ." SdHSyw'tha CIass, fm.ici Ad Call 'rite; for. Eideriè 372247$ or $31119) paf(p,fl brick SpiClitty fl ft" AFTERNOON 7:00 (2) Home Finder (6) It's The Law (9) Hitchcock Care Lim" ' No 2 East - . SiC Erera - (33) National Skating Derby 17:30 (2) Meet The Press (6) Face The NatIon () Pro And Con I 00 (2) Dick Van Dyke (6) Movie () Directions (I)) Sports A C d thi RvV ' l'hlc Ar:r,.irulA Carpen try 9; Jbo TODD CARPEPI'J't' Spec .aIi:,r.o ,nmtl joindebodd ianitt Ions (alt $3) Ii'! (arurnlrv. - Remodeling. Add-lions. Custom Work Free Estimate 3730099 ie.ea Bos"d AL, I. TF?4ANCE - , VINC(P4T'SARPENTRY lnt9er Trim P'.tItnd Cuitom CarpenIr, No ion to Sm4ll 323 Lawn S li,tlt America Family Ciasscs 2 CS? (2) Outdoors (9) Trenton Auto Race (IS) Braves At Cincinnati ' AllIY Edçng4 Call I, )l Ckilt C.mks (3S estimates &soans- p.estrc*a, Carpet Ci'. , 5, Free Es? One , (34) Theater In SPRING SPECI( with year ;c4 (44) Atlanta Vs ILLIE JOH , ', :AC$ 5QP 11 f l.u.'.MiC. Sup4i'CS. Itilindfaigor, 105 . .,,, (ear 5 Sunday 332 flectc& Mo Ma n - 5 Cie( f"a tr.ca' erv,c,. Lienwd& Bonded, ____ All Se'syeingie Co. 74 Hr Ai IPa t trrw.cc i Scott , ' - . 'J 42% . 4 1 (7) (6) (II) 2 3 - (34) I ( ) (9) Cincinnati Or Martin Luther King NSA Pl,1y ( ff UHL ' vc Speakirg Freei American Sportsman lilA (24) Humanist Alternative (441 Celebrity l çpj ,JPR.IL7.914 I 111 - - p 9 (9) Truth SATURDAY MORNING 1 p as Dominique; Domenico liatelli 1)as'ld (;ar"i'ick: aflti JOtW Rich, who was known as ln Villt'lla dances the title role In 'Harlequin," which he chtccvgraphed, Wednesday. April lO (3:304:30 p.m.) on "('bs Festival of the tâvely Arts For Young People," ('hinneI 6 and Cable Tv. (4) MovIe Or Alive (9) Wide World Of ('1 Reasoner Report (35) Nam. 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Or is it a magical legendary holiday hero? Whatever Its origin, Peanut linus insists "It's the Easter Beagle, Charlie Brown," in the new animated Peanuts special of that title, to be broadcast on CBS, Tuesday, April 9 18:00.8:30 p.m.) on Channel 6 and Is it Snoopy, the . Life To Live (33) Penthouse Barnyard (44) Bullwinkle 1: 00 (7) Somerset (6) Mery Griffin (9) Lucy Show (24) Sesame Street (44) Island 1: 30 (2) Bona nza (9) Movie Orlando City Council (33) Leave It To Beaver (a) Petticoat Junction 3:00 (24) MisteRogers Neighborhood (35) Batman (44) Green Acr,". 30 (2) News () Green Acres (13) Hey Jeannu" (24) Electric Cc, rs'u.iri (3$) Lost In Sp.'. i' (44) Corner Pyle 6:00 (7. 4, ) News (13) Peter Loves M ary (24) Sesame Street (44) Lucy Show 6: 30 (3, , fl News (13) Richard Diamond (35) Mayberry RFD MA-S-H (9) Movie (13) Suspense Movie (24) Evening With 8:30 (a) )kITALIAN FOOD HAVE EASTER DINNER AT BARBA'S RESTAURANT 413 S. VoIusia Ave—Orange City, Fla. -Enjoy their homemade specialtiqt" SPAGNITTI LASAGNA R EAL veai. PACMIOIANA RAVIOLI - MANICOTTI ICIOPLANT PARMESAN ITAL VIAL I PIPPINS IMPORTED $IN($. Sell - TI,rssATllcpm Stay on-the-ocean -. - URNISHED LITCHENS I., 904.775.2874 FAST[tl SUNDAY llODm ERN only 90 minutes to WALT DISNEY WORLD S 'FLORIDA VACATION on your DIRECTLY ON 'THE WORLD'S MOST FAMOUS BEACH" DAYTONA BEACH, Florida Champions lI'p - Sunday, April 7, 1974-rn (Sprint training Item. of Montreal E xpos) SEE MRS. ROBERTS "The Miracle Lady" Lvery room atforuts a breathtaking vista of the gay Atlantic Ocean-inviting, serene, refreshing- i- Ir11-bw% makes your vacation perfect. Ocean beach, private olympIc pool, playground, kiddie pool-ideal suites for families . . . apts.--retr'gerators, Stoves for easy breakfast, parties. Restaurant, lounge. entertainment-bee parking. Shopping center opposite. Tennis, golf, fishing nearby. If you want fun-call today. PHONE: (904) 255-7431 for reservations •. r sm illoo rift I ' Koj.v - Almanac Sunshine U.S A. Sunrise And You 1 (3$) The Saint (I)) Here Comes The Stars 100 (33) News 11:00 (3. 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(33) (44) Nevis (11) tjr'ws 7:00 (2) To Tell The Truth MONDAY (a) Night Gallery Il'30 (2) Tonight Show ' () movie (9) Wide World Of Entertainment (44) Movi. . 1:00 (2) Tomorrow Show 1:00 (7) Tomorrow Show (9) Mov ie TUESDAY EVENING Playhouse 12:00 (4) Movies - 10:30 (13) Felix The c.,t San Francisco (21) Today In Legislature 10:30 (3$) News 11:00 (2. 4.9) News (33) Pajama IS SUrroundt by lltlwns of lore. They are lCIoCkwise from upper leftj, Domenico BancnleIU known ' r • 10:00 (9) Toma (24) Today In Legislature (9) Streets Of i-:dircJ Villefla, prIntipI dzinct'r with the S.w York City Young (14) Forum 9:00 (24) Masterpiece Theatre (33) (44 One Step Beyond 9:30 (4) Barnaby Jones (44) Wilburn Brothers 10:00 (24) Firing Line (44) Porter Wagoner 10:30 (2) The Protectors (6) Wanted Dead Bourbon Street (44) Rock Conc ert 9:30 (9) Odd Couple (a) Movie 1000 (2) Music C.vntry U S A. 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Showcase The Sanford Herald -(CooL from page $D) . (44) Mod Squad 1:30 (2) Pollee Sur,'on (4) I Am J' Spine (13) Country Mui Ca rousel (21) Wall Street 00 (2) Sanfor d & Son Movie (9) Winter Park Baptist Church Special (13) Brady Bunch EVENING 7 00 (7) Ia It'll The Truth (4) Hogan's Heroes (9) Dragnet (13) News (24) 'yt, To Eye (33) Star Trek (44) Mod Squad 30 (2) Treiur, Hunt (4) Andy Griffith #- EVENING - (44) Time Tunnel - 30 (2) Championship Fishing (9) issues And Answers - Carpet Cleaning I, (13) News Spectacular (3$) Debases For The '70 c-ttr t.i) C1t4n C'..4 .45 35 . ¶CCYDR k (24) AvIalicion THURSDAY Presents TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON ltorrni'rly Itlfriett's Beauty Nock) 319E Pon*, 322 '- _#ou -o . 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(3$) Trinity Baptist Church (44) Convertrjn With Galadriel 7:30 (2) Church Power (6) The Living Word (9) Viewpoint On Nutrition (3$) Pickerings (44) Evangelist Jimmy Swaggert 7:45 () The Christophers 8:00 (2) Day Of Discovery .'..: - ----- ---- Conditionkig t to - Trull, (6) Hogan's tier (9) Billy Grih., Club MOONEY APPLIANCES 323 0697 — - 60 Office Equipni & Supplies TV Radio 53 Air ~010` 41111P - o ' y 7:00 (2) Ire. House 0565 c FAVORITE ri y _ - Dail Television 6:50 () Daily Word 6:55 (9) News ________________ e us ed m&CPim A Directory of \% Sunday, April 7. 1974 MORNING Prrne'. 5l(?spe,.d KEPIMOi(. WASHER, paris, see'. bCutmtuI Spanmsi's bar ASSume payments Ph 467 1577 for free Pim trial Hallmark 1115 W Falrbams, Winter Park 0- fl SUNDAY All SicS and models and Stan jr a'.aIabte at tireston.. $4 3220211 12.1 Cu It trot, tree Fr.g'da.re refrigerator Like new. 5)73 p, 333 54-97 ', 41, Bicycles Appliances ,. Her neji 7 ifl7j Bikes, Bikes, 81. . '.iii Ir"WWMN MCA VAX 10.P_9HLAW 6230 ' , 57 -. to A. TURES '43 FAIRLANE. 6 Cr1 automatic 1 sedan Nothing doer, t,,t, o.rr (i1r Crr-? tt.!Qer 313 7, 7.'1 tl, . Chrysler Newport, Ais payntentS 333 $102 attic Trucks and Traile Trail rs -777) •::.- . . ....... - 1? 75 CC Kawasaki Mini b Q condition. 5115 373 MT from 3 m to S P m Campers Travel Trailers 0 1973 PONTIAC CATALINA Beg, Immaculate Sacritice. $7775 Cat SAM. 32154 DEALER 333 3$4 . QL 1987 Mustang. 3 speed. 6 Cyt condition Only Shelley IJsedCars. 700 Frenn Ave. 37) 7N0 Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY SEMINOLE COUNTY AUCTION __ balanceOf $ 75 Of 10 pa yments Cl $4 (all Credit D,p SANFORD SEWING CENTER 3C7 A East lit 5$ Sanford 377 9411 E es 860 Ill' I ss Sell '67 VOLKSWAGEN NO &DOWPI. TAKEOVER CALL. CREDIT MANAGER, 31) Motorcycles AUCTION While They COL OfrN TOUCH 'p SEW Auction IS 1917 Falcon, 4 door. air. automatic new IMpictiOn must Sell 1307301 or $34 IllS ---- ii Save * * Singer .,,..". Auction (.lqu Irorn $399 Oranges AUCTIONEER NEEDS *PUBLIC Boats & Marine '"g,r'nes Iee,'ion I.me trees I?( toe OvefPltód pro Drive a G000 clean saleabl, it9m to, Equipment SUNDAY. APRIL 7th weelly Friday 7 Pont Auction & a lot Ovedo 2pm !Thbeqgla%5 I; hull boat GalvaniZed PLtSCfp 5 lircl Farm. SW 119 I e.ca,ej on 5 15 between i,, & l' , tCr & ICO Pip Mercury motor, f' Pd ot Ovedo 365 4.39) Closed SEMINOLE COUNTY East of 14 Partial Listing 6 Ph 372 717'. 'y AUCTION French bCdroom SuitC, new Iwnu rm turnture. Early Amer,c,n 32? 5653 Last tide A ta. s maple We Pay Alter Each Au(l.Ort 61 M.vi; boat %pect like $fl Equipment for Rent -____________________________ dnette, maple bunbbeds_ Oftitr IIowrtr. 1139$ GaIvani; Prvate party w an ts to buy ks ss:s I desks, tile cabinets Antique 'raler%, 1,393 PowCrtul $$a44 .' lurnitur,, lbrnp, ulassw,r. Corner cabinet, drflSeVs. Duncin ISP fliOtf%, $131). Many ''''-.''I titr11r4L.i mirrors miSc 372 9193 Phyfe table w 6 chart. i pc Inn's t.drrvriu Iu'e, 1Cm ro, * * ii SS A(C nq Machine tl Cabinet Jlufltiflu, ('tt,flS,cru taIlOrs., %unip pump. carpels, ora'. lampi. Duncan Ptiyt e tat'mir". O tabI etc P 17) Q79 new inspection Must 130 Y504 or $31 III Abandoned, unwanted ,i,wlk cars hauled away. Your cost, $10 Orlando. 7954 194 anytime -. li auto s.a00 Call ]?12611. George Hayes, lOam tOrtoon REELS BODY SHOP II0Sintoe,..Avenue Junk Cars Removed L' - - fts 121 1 '77 Ford Ranchero A C. air oc Vail BatteriesSil 196? f alcon. 1 door, ar. automat alter S JO or - Paul Fascella. 377 1451 Dea,' — - win manca cond.too, $1193 Cal, 3?7 ThCJAPPL E L 9?0 mercury , X 4 hardtOp. air condltlon.d. po wer steering & blskes. 9000 Set of i 1316 Chevy SuperS00rI Maqs Good cditiQn. $100 373 MUCH = oq,e,p rug 3713409 CtJ' T Autos for Sal. so Auto Repairs Parts-Accessories 1I1AT F4C E'.iT OF PJEtJ. T ". 0 Ifte 5pm ,it, wool to /6 iv Cu'rr You! by ___________ Art Sonsom TV Radio-Stereo HERB'S corner group n(IuO'. two • • • • • • • I I• I I COVCP'.f'%, 5 table, $90 AntiqueChanntl 35 1, the a-; u don,no room jet ricivoeS glass can't pck t v tall us' We tri ct'.na tlfti able & e handle (hnn; as UOOIt,,ed Chart. 5)30 Walnut t,, Jl AI%QIpi TV double beo headboard, $15 n$ few boals - For .- Good All Day Sunday •rsoI c" I i • I Mrs. Roberts Will Read Your Entire Life - pIttvus • p., 11 WITH THIS Pnp Cf 2tt biscuits , $1 evangelist Oral floberts IhI)s triL)UtI? to Easter with the help of special guests TCHIIt'SSt'e AD Famed 10. Session $ 00 - Nru11 tedi, IN 4 Cdii told., .'.-t information istyl. Sansom �n1V Arr,l7 ----.------------- I 6(-1hSanfnrci herald -. - 107 4 -- p . .- -. - . .----- - .. -- 11 Classified " — =======__ HoUsehd Goods- _ $I Ads __ -_ Will Find ___ A New Home For Everythin g THE BORN LOSER TV Radio Stereo by Art J F F__`-~ L new , / 7 pastel headboard. %is 110 ( olive Orem orapes, %'L Even For You! I Sonsom % 11- .0 s --1 - co - Ir. '. CO i0 I )t I c 1 ,:all 122 0606 SALE 27M,tch Court, S.1"bOd ll*rnty Wtt) Sat A Sun I ii Dnn tatile Chairs OSSOrtect CoUrt ISia with filter pun .: IIi i ( 55 Boats 4.1 .. Lawriand 68 & Mr. Marine Oranget & ,~ i "15,4 A C. air Shocks . 10 - s . .1 net a lot - Oviedo 11 Auction NEEDS *PUBLIC AUCTION* bo2 Clean saleable temt for weIty Friday 7 pm, Auction Id P1 Cii little'°' 11 Auc on cars Ii'S' .Santoso 3flSiIl E1p5$Ø Motorcycles Honda 7) C8 350 RegalbIueá7 mip.rga 60 miles 1695 173 . i Sanford, 321 SW . 52 1 Appliances 4 door, air, ltOmi? . 'r* fltPCcton Pu$t tell 5307101 Ot 1.11,111 " C r-"- 2' -\ • - I z. 0 - t961 , lUtiflQ 0)1SPffd0ê1CYl17' lent She lle y UsedCa's. 703 French rb 1 ••' 0 - % - C'") , 0 9• r , c"— rr'i' -. . - ---._ ..L. crcorn DAD W •ILRLU BAR .'--- I.andor, . ) f3 .., . - J ?'--r' ........ • ..... 0 r %,.S ,. ill .,, Jo tJ$ - ' - 000P7 00- - (hrl,e (an at Treasurer island sLlrrIngSIdn,) Toler irid (.ear Hornero 11 45 (,'t 44 "Wonder Kid," IIenrandSetastianCat; P Lu.. ('li. 6 Office Furnif S1JO. 6? :: not; IL'aturtng lice Ramsey; 8:30 P.m.. €IL 2 "The Story of Jacob and Joseph," with Keith and Tony Bianco; 8:30 pm., 9 LawnandG FESEEOFER Pis 847 1177 to, lrr'' Lov5t ,, trial MalImank. 1711 BUY DIRECT FROM GrmIy. E M. Santo Winter Park Ch. *'(or) Wolf." starring F 11 Flynn and BartAara Stan. s)c.k 9 p.m., ('hi s5 "The Other Man."witil Roy lh%nn:s and Joan hiackctt I 30 p in., ('hi 6 1)cadman a l.yes," featuring I.Ain Chaney and I ' ) - t~* 4 e This Thousand E)CS." starring Edward G. Night has a 11:30 p.m., Ch . k :, "Flame and the Affo,A," ng lnc,ittt r U Cat." "The u ith cli. Iloger st.trn C! '',' (i tjrc,n, 01,1 AIR CONDITIONING TROUBLES" I ftI I Heal 16 -1 v i to_ .-_ - -_ so 'A . II --' "Ten North Frederick." Y - Iii- 11J.I 6_. - Mln'. 9 - Used Form Ectu.ciment, *oil Sell UI. fl Hosalind udl ' I;i ,..... ..-: - - 41 ct Ii,. t ' a A f dli~~11 ' . ) I . _. 2 IN 'a . ?" 2 1 g p Z-r '/bENCE \ 'r . . U 0 . . l Wil 5. I 40- -. EP ' '3, -- I r M" It I - . t 5, b' -, - i 116 0 ' _____________ I 0 3. * : X W, ,1.1i 6W ";I- I ___ 'ry. intl . __ - k. - __ - jim Johnny Bristol." featuring Martin Landau and Jane Alexander; ' featuring Paulette Goddard and flay MiII&nd. Regional .Ini (Serving 0- "OdG1398,"with MacDoruild I - to . 'W I•,.,., - ______________________________ S A - -aig I W. ! 1 o • - i• 1 - I W (^ 00 o • h - C .- E W. •1 "TV , oe. C4 E! ,7 4t I _____ . . - ~ ,"C'OR / 0 t - 6*14 r"'Z,rv), , R, ' '. ' 2 _____ . go al , .#, •-.,--v;i . . starring Sophia IA)ren ls;~ - All g CL-5 5 / ThEY aEA$ - 1. I 04 - '-- Sri 8 • 10 , COMPLIMENTARY .rp w 0 12 Noon To Ip.m.) . j s ;ii 8 _ 1fl'I1 I rll:i1 C 2 !I FAMILY STYLE DINNERS - ceome Ch 41 foolov. Pamling, P* fail A. 0 Mt using Broderick Crawford Richard Basehart; 13 -Tell 1 4 winclows . . /a I -. . E - C ' _______ '' I - - ______ 0) tA 11 _r.j'f I _, 0 (' 1 • - IF :'% 'i ' . '1 - dD 1 Kill 0 -starring Vul Brynnerand Sal "The I d 44r. 123,1112 1. - ") ' 9. (lltrsign for AZ REMODEl 1,MtCe, Call GqeoWV*S 24 hr '' - BrddfordDll,nafl8 P!f.( '-'i'r / . . Hurt %erdtct Murder or V" ' '4;? . _-_ A, Gough and 11w Crimson Cult, featuring Boris KLUIofI; 10 p.m.. Ch. 35. Metc),"' with Denver Pile and 411 - E - ai!" ,.p, . I . N A Directory of Experts P (r-.'rat 1-ICi? 4 A Ci-' 1 f fret ef,m?rs, a .. •-u:-% - , ,r -. - "Iforrors of the Black Museum,"With Michael Cheney; 11:30 a.m., featuring Patrick O'Neal. Abuelo M d - - - , . to - ,, 1 (.reatrst S(or Iter Told, Part II, starring - 9, 4 F tin , - - . 323M? offer flibin tuil (,iil fludl l' rr and Pt t trrtng (.lr) (urper and Ann (,r 4 30 p III Ch 9 15 a in Cli 9 nr 1 30 pm Ch. 13 SUT) Parker 11 30 p in Cli Hen thur ' starring Francis of "Wistful Widow of Wagon 6 Assist ' ('liarlton hieston and Stephen katuring Bradtord Dillnian 1 (.ap, starring Abbott and Th e Revenge WEDNESDAY of Boyd; 8p.m., IIL 6. n.m., Ch. 9; "MarInes. CostelloandMarjorieM0in i Fr*knstein," with Peter .. .. "Greatest Mnotchk.a. with Greta Told," Part 1, Story Fver iI'i Go," with Tom Tryon ('ushing; "Rendessous ai with Chariton and David hledilon; "lAte at "The Black ('astir," with Midnight," featuring italti a.., the Top," starring Lawrence Richard Greene and B(wis Bellamy and Valerie Hobson. p.m., Cli. 2. iIarty and Jean Simmons. Karioff; 2p.m., Cli. 4. "Prisoners of the C'asbah," 11:30 p.m., Ch. "The Hunchback 01 ,Notre featuring Cesar Romero and Dame,' "My Girl lisa," featuring "Carousel," starrin1 featuring Lon (,Iori.i Grahame: I pin., Cli. Chane>.; 9 I.ilhi Palmer and Alan hale; 3 Gor don MacRae and Stñrle SATURDAY Cli . 13. p.JII . (li 13 Jones; 1L30 p.m., Cli, 9. 'The Pawnbroker," late of Two Cities," Part featuring Rod 'Court Martial of Billy "Top Banana," starring "Story of Ruth," witti Steiger and Mitchell" with Gary Cooper Phil Silt'rs and Rose Marie; Stuart Whitman and Tt'iti 11 with Romald Coleman and (;craldine Fitzgerald; 11 and 111xi Steiger; 9:30 a.m.. .1 IvIn.. 0i 35 Allen, 4.30 p.m., Cli. pill,, Ch. 35. Tryon. "Till the Clouds Roll ('hi. 13. "The Brigand," with By," starring Robert Walker "Captain Falcon." with Irs The hIunrhbeck of Noire Anthony Dexter and Anthony and Judy (,arland 1:50 a n "The Court Startial of Billy Barker and Rosanna Rory; Dame," MItClLsr featuring Ion Quinn: 1p.m.. Ch. 41. (.1) 9 (Iitiptt.tndj(od Ste lhLr 7 30 __________________________________________________ 11 'SII,nInDt as Ir 7 " . , ovies mntlt rat light sta t rring '°" Il.srr)rnore and Lionel Barryniore I a. m., Ch. 9 I . - \)I' , :,, -- Warren Oats and Leslie Caroll: 12 midnight. Ch. 6, - ,, _____ T V 10 Morrow featuring Tyrone power and Jean Peters; 10 a "I.. coh 35 114 AM FM nO.0. Garrard record player. I track tape and Fa,anst, and .- IA -. oom . .. 4' \ , 7. 1974 — - (IL 44 lfflIIfl from Castlir, S*ea'iteysOff.c. Sup1 & W Repossessed— Assume Payments P'm paynitnts l r a m's SaIe- a. s. StOP suPplIes our si - ___ a - i -- 71 zm, ' - .= SAM. 323 5497 DEALER ind o 0 Ii! - ____________________-- - Sunday, April - ikes Of iceEquipn & Supplies _______________________ - IS CC Kawasaki Mini Bike, good n.m., 60 are if Id - 37)0Sa ____________ ma ,. . \ - TheSanford Herald 8 cc' MOONEY APPLIANCES 3730697 ____ C - — - - . deSkS. life Cabinet% Antique SCNI.IAV ce, used macrun 4 : +', ' . '1 ma modelS All KENM0u( WASHER paris eqv - --- -- - - - - - 41! B es, CD 4' - . .................... AGENCY BLAIR . ' 1 CALL CREDIT MANA PM Conhgnment$.Cc,pf,d daily 7pm Falcon, Bicycles Bk k 4' t ,. , 67 VOLKSWAGEN P4OTHIP4 DOWN, TAKE OVER - 78 AUCTION EVERY FRIDAY SUNDAY APRIL 7th t party Wants to buy c t(l 58 - U - 1 . -_ 0) l'% 1967 Falcon, a door, ar, automa,,c flCW 'MPC(tiOfl Mutt self S2 1)0 7101 O 1341111 ha,led away. Your cost. $10 Orlando 2956191 anytime ____________________________ - Wh le They Last balance 04 171 ci 10 pavmcnl% 0, UCaIIC?CO3DrV,SANFORO _______ 4.0 tI .1111 S a auto. smw call in wi. George Junk Cars Removed East of 14 Partial Listing. 6 p( ____________ - "72 Ford Ranchero. IIODIW SHOP Abandoned, unwanted junk _0 I Wanted to Buy AUCTIONEER - 2 REEL'S 9. . / r' 1 7 Voll B&Itfrl#% 11 I 9S !_ ___________________ ___________________ Equipment - - - . - 3779 2$-i' A WE 10 to P ; tteiring brakes I goon mecpuanical ConditIon, Sills Cii, Paul rac,i,, 377 1611 Deale 1947 ~!~~gooig , - '> F?. % 30 or Adding Machine lose ca ' aluminum t'ttn%On lIc,ert mo Mrry Mont.9o, MX 1 hardtop. air COnditiond. power c; 0k. i0000-~ . - Ctrut brom $359 I ol 4 1S6 Chevy SupeSprt _____________ Mags. Go Condition. CARPORT (ObtCr table, bIQPI? tøbf,C Covered valueoffer I Set 4C ak e VO Is . illrb Autos 80 Sales CONDITION WHITE CKER SET. sofa 7 cvlhons. --] itir N i 11"MAPPitE raqe.,ummage - N F V6 Thuto Repairs Parts Accessories OF A t14Cx.K TO '40t) 371 1114 Early Amercin Sofa flee greet gold able lamps. wiInt thOng 01.1St 0001 boOkcase Large I*ivt rr la UnC h bowl tel * th 17 CUPS G000 COfld.t,on All br $1 aSP, P' 373 3950 alter a 1HAT 6% z 1 11)-N lliollntDrQIA- . t CR1AIL'1 HCc r,rr PV- Iri&lt ru C4 I (1 NCV'' I'I A< r I...I4V. 1.1_P I . - nasonon, I Movtt.., *i*ii'W, v ust HERB'S iv COrnCr group ncp,o '*0 • • • . . Couch,t. £ able. I,O Afltq C"annti , • , ,, ,,,, ,, ,, "uet aa caru'? pick .t u cau us' 'Pont China bullet table 4 e 'nd' CInntl ante1nas hO)%tfpd Chrt. 5)10 W6l br UHF via VIII Ato tcici lv double bed ,_r I- - - - - ~ 2 - on , Max Von S)dow and Yvette lien broCk %Woolly .1 Personal TOWER S BEAUTY SALON ____ — __________________ _________________ ,.,. 4fks. ... a4 'A -,I ufhrring heights sLIrrinè, Ann Marshall and lor Ch.6 Derek and Diana Linn; 11:30 0,_!i! ,-- : ,k" . ,_-7: I. . ro , Free Estimate I- I . - - -4. - 7z. . . _-, 1 U.It" - Carpentry i 4.41 No F~h ,an S m all 32, i a 'bIIIu arpe1art r , TENANCE Sporc;dr --Sound and sLwnn ca RPEN R , t::~,,~-4 --0-i ___1 4 I , Tint Dalton: r Lawn See uI Br nnrr and 862 4000 ! >1 . 44 t, 'bI4 Ing L ( W 5 1 , 40111 s *fy-t , __."`~,i!_ 20_'i_lft . ' ._ __. , _. Aryl Flizabotoolb Allen - -.-- , - - 7! I - C"-mm4rf06l So - - 't ' Alt Seniinel Co. 7a Hr An tA'l,jt .r.ii - ill , 4--) I t-__J 0 c I---r- 1 A a) berinin'13 -30 T he Herald s Sunday Mago z in e MOrgs" the C Pirate." We call the reasons readers, [1 V) . . ? 3 15 W U) a 4 5ENkAIIgG(I5& pAlNTCO. Dial 322-2611 Ext, 77 to reserve your space, MaII,bodatcIMI , nd "Chandler," featuring LizabethScoft,lp.m.,QL44 I /!1:I:r ' I e h oo. i __ moo I s I ' I ffl kI I ,A A. -- k— ~ * 3 CS F .2 I I ---i_@;=t I 00-f - - . -- I - - --.. • -. 'i:. CCWCC UJ UJ Us iii ,.: 0 __7 LI.I c , . N gf= ft X 3 N ____________ I -V I i01111r >__ rio"' on0Iro -. I 11 4% I 1,.1.41~,. , __ 190.1_ol vl .,IPIVI 1 111~- I . __7i0,JIT_-w t,I __- tj I , - _.. - IIII&AP -- -, 4A, .r_.1---. 1, _; - Irs,01 x . a i§!~ - ..- -1 _. .1 :r! L~ T_,i . ..( . .. 1 - - A' Y i if I - __ - - q - -f m= io f, -40- _E.4 - -__ I0 _.! - - . 1,~ a . i- -7 _ . 7- - __ 11 . -- - il ' - '' - ------- -- - -------- --- ---.,-- - -- - : bal . Deadline TuesdOY At 10 U - V I .. 'i ,(!,!!~7` - __ . -Z__ . VI 1 or i LU 0 E 0 22 a I IfI .4 n 4~ ° •- __9 ? I sold it Businesses call the reasons customers' SV,ilt.t I':!. '-,- 81.. - John; 1 1:30 P.M.. Ch. 44. I 0 .2 6. -V PAINTING A :r -i 2 ~i ') ~ - CO ..r r. c clot C - Igggs sansoln Ex ;.,- - A ow U - i Lliiil I— I 1 0 of lilluorii,i, t lchard(h:m Ch. 9. Cu,q 1 VAlward G. Robinsols and 1). tn.. 01 9 . - Rrlodrnt-aj Eirc -4 - fedIur "Meltin Punts, (;-Man" P.m., Cli. 44. I Bectried I I - 44 oCItIco, hart f(. - -, It %_ . __' "Twilight • IW' aro Ig — 0 ___- -_ % " '1111 C71 = MR a vertise in **Oudo Girl's C 9 So I Irn.!, --I ~~ East-Q LIE JOHPISOJ , Q _ k_~i - -'P ___________________ ' - i er ell 0 n 4 4 r 0 ~ X __ - I FO 3: Ji'mo In , t~ , 4 1) Arthurs Court starring fling (roob> and Rhoncia Shuck Treatment, CO cc ' C ....UJ t n • I ];0C - "t 00 ;W3 I !. N -' C (> 1 'i' "c u " There are over P.m. (.It. 2 -The Greal Man's hI:r,' 0 'ton finds his mother and sister in a leper 1,11 11i Palmer and Alan Mile; 9 "Connecticut DAY SPRINGSPECIAL cs5'ha Too I 1 I 11 Jones and Ann SoiLithern; 9 CII. 9. i0' II iL4t P the Fury,— Donna (01011> 1Well tune II') CBS F riday Night l'Tovles "I'm o Angel,' featuring Chdnnel6 April l2at8pm and thrIll t,e Wen t Inhi ('.lr) Grant; rau-' sikness trageds and lrlumph tochariot 30 fi III (.li 9 The ( at, with Roger mnandus,wgthjackpalanct tt' Ruts, Ha) . ".' r Ca PI.bl(A(..nt,rQ' C entry1 Dana Battle of the torn Harris's Beauty I4,o! VIE Pine 372 - ,~~ "r - llur returns! Remember that horrifying __ - - - - - - - -- - - i- �—=----- --_ _tr - - Ihr Sattorcj Herac1 ___..!dIY April 7,19lill - 4 Classifled Ads W 0 3z o III Household Goods 53 Mciyri44 *tlrIPb,Jns. V%I (4(fif.(p COrnCr qrop 'nCIUOC% 1*0 COUCP,tS. & table SiC Anliqu, 0"n'i r oom s et 'ncl,, uiass tor" china buffet t able & s LJpeiOlsf,ted Ch&it. SIlO Walnut dOUblC bed t*adboa,d itS. Pajii blue & pink i. 17 %%001 or'entl fig $70 r'e* 01.,, qreqn OVdDCt. $ LL 'o — c 0 c 0 -n-n. .. HERB'S TV 001 I I I S I I • C hannel 15 as Oh the 4'r. If can I pc k t up call us' 1,5 h*nOlC ChAnnil Mast.', antcnn4 f UHF arid VHF Also specal T Lb. --'a ao :3 40 U) 0) m, •'jOO M IIiir as _Ii_ , -' 2 ,2 to,12 44 i Id Ints '00 0 0 * I / md M TT-~T J; III U ll its I Marine Boats& Equipment v till Jill 0 - • - --- - ,"a - r - .- . ils - — - While They Last ,APRILi-4974 so err.". If, sewing cabinet. fCPO$'.eSSIO nj i tvalanct Iii 176 or 10 p.tyrntf11 of SI Call Credit Dept SANFORD _cd Bicycles — Bikes, Bikei1 ¶zt s and mocleI. I ,eeos, and stanr t wCilCbte at Appliances 13% Cu If frost free rrcjia re rffrQ,ratoq Like new. $125 Pt. 323 9i7 XENMS)0( %ASti(R lOJii Pr-rr (,coCcrrj ?on, parts. Sc,, ace, used machines - 373 OSaS * OWN MONE' APPLIANCES 32397 60 Office Equip,y& Supplies TV-Radio-Stereo tV rc-'a-r -- s Ca 12! 5961 SEWING CENTER 307 A East )st5t.Santo, 3fl94I1 Et,iSói Ctr hE 'AN "v boat SpecialS ak.' %72 I EtcArader. 5)3,5, Galvanized If 'elers, $39) POw,qtul 11,650 iF' flict5, $1313 Many CitieS GOLDip iOU(4NSEtt 53 11' fj)i ire In .10 br-f glan ri hull boat Ciaivani:$ 4Ifr I. 100 ho Mercury mofo 4)3 Ph 377 7I * * Singer * * 5? 1J I II; C X try - f'iJr' S best i ? ni I hIt I sk — M•ch.ne fl, CCbir'r tilenSOn ladc7r's sump I!'. carpels. ara, lamps Duncan P?fe end tJt).r. cr0 table'. etc Pt. 3710 791 5 7 4 y2 Lf Sales AIunnljm 0 I'S Farlis Amer can Sots Bed 2 green L 3 qOld table lamps, walnut sliding Garage Rummage glaSS 00, bookcase Large l*4v (Iy%taI I,v1Ch bowl set. with 13 -(VP'. C.000 COrid,l,On All to, $I5 C RPORT SALE , fl Mitch (Out cam Pt' 333 3,50 after i ¶iarutOrd t1wrt,t We'.li. Sat Sn I 10 't i Dnnj table PE s% CONDITION WHITE 0184 assorted i,jt..p'. (ott 'Cr(R SET, Sofa. 2 (hIf'.. 7 end ?#ibllj 5*rnmng cc,ftr-e tMIIl., bfqhI tabri CO,ere,J ISsa. withtltiq pirtp M tuons. $313 value Firs t $?C 'Cvtehol0 .?e.s 372 'it: .tII 373 esca a fter 5 10 Of - S k -O : 37 x CL III)' S.tnlO,a4, 371 17).. 411 rg - - CLS ? "iii ,,rt•rus.-•-. — - - mci3 O 'I— Antenna'. fr Do't S 322 3I0i - Ago, — C, 0 : -I TV Radio Stereo - 24 CID - , ;ra aCr.rir-s - -- , WW , f 7. $ i'sj ,ii('s p SupplieS Our ilineys Office Supó I Magnolia Ave 37 J! *.STEREOBAR. • — fit r- cis Offtac:e Furntur for renf buy Sweeneys 00 Repossessed— Assume Payments Sin1c.fo Ili MtsQnolF I AM FM redo. Garrard record Plover. I track tapr and psychedelic lightS built a beautiful Span,sa. bar ASum payn.rn, Ph 647 1577 for free ilL 'R — 91 Lawn and GI 62 , I 0) F FED SEED FEPI C,irit Nmf trt Halln,rk 17*5 % afDankS. Wnt,rPC,k CL OCLIG p'/ a bENC SAV' .,.,.- RU 'r DIRECT FR(W Gorn'1v. F M. Sanig 1p 62 Cr tmt CL A M Ind own c - — Central 4, Piatrs a' SLAPS .a, 1771 ._e ;_ tas op Jt r[--- -• e * a - - — . ..z iiiik 127 43SI tSCl?'fltPie A a,' Selli 'r GI, 4cP!Jces tnt Used Farm Equipment will s-i'll fast and HSyw4tiaCIasstf,edAd Call 3227111 Of 1315W) E.'?er.oi ' Plaster patch,ng brak specialty BeaityCare TOWERS IEAUTW SALON 1"l - a = a a! a —g (o ikt 30 =Z a. 9 .4: E I'l EV ng irt low Ikt :st on he ,--. ed - -- -. 'a a to -- - ;y er en 0 • . 1 - N4Ji1 - In CD 0 'As 0Cnpnc Ca A( uu..ntng - 1126 v *. _ 1 ' - o — aR çz,v Lgs t Aic- d IhC Ruth Ha% Sa3MS03tn L - LA ng Is on rh Janitor 46 ___ ATIANIi( (lUlL TENANc'E 7. otf.,r tu jt.g (ran VINCENT-SCARPENTRY g •O a SJCErdranc, Piny,3fl 5347 dtS Carpr, R,meImg. Custom Wtwk Free Estimate 1-cenwd biridid 1230099 o - ta I Pers-ql is *4 iEastR Harriet's Beauty site (Ior"er'y TODD SCARPENTRY Sp.(.ala:.nQ.n$rttall ,nacjicatt C411 131 110111 Cr qw Income Carpentry 1 CL 7 -' •-' ii-' 0 iie Ir4r.r, T ._.0O riri' i L(r(7, Ccmpan, 22 Part Dr-'ae 172 ISei 1111 a o -a Guaranteed III S THEY SEAK THE BANNE R S OF CASTRUM AAREI -- . s gin &w.ndo'*sReesort ApØances Y__pr.i.rrW' l 0, Q. 3 EnrIosed carport rooting. painting. Heat IAir rn7i - 0 o Y ___ AZPEMOD Central Sy%t.'fn5, *iISdO* units. free "tt 21 hr seryice Call Gre 's I - i.e °° ML a c (lii es!., .r..,,,. 4%tr • blOk < and tree rSt'mat SIR CONDITI O NING ter - 44 Home Impro, r CAi .totcj 373 -- - A Directory of Experts t Ar Codng ry. - - s o I t 'J C Id ilS ).15 10 re Inter-or Trim. Paneling. Custom Carpri-itr, No job $o-fl tn-i,aiI 32) (0 Carpet Cleaning Mar-ant - flifflef ista t Carpet Care I. an-irr,ai 5,'fi..'e Frtr- Est Ore SI, cii . MOYIIf '--ut I, E C0 c - L0ing& C A ilLtlE JOHNSOS %flt ' 't -O, ,lt. 7 , TC __ Witt t to I .fIiN_ CM ii !.hhi ) I 0 co Masol Elect" cc o . still 1. Sunday 7211971 IV .9 pp- - —__ Ceramcs kiln dealer *05 • — SPRING SPECIAV~ *•tpi year rOVt*' eitm.f 327 i U Masonry CL ",aIStt-,ce L'(ent,-d& bonded. All .ffltnO4e Co - 21 Hr An '.*tiJ Service SIC 1011 ______ Plnnsnq a garage tal#' Don't fOf9i'9 te *dv*ftiC 'I -n the ciassufed., Pakttj Al II D fob IqO Small S11 after I I - - r7 - r r"IN C TUtOR Sat It ENANIkG4.A$%&pAIp1iyCO. IQM&gniii Av,. Make I 11 'Slay Cl to but'. - it II •*tiIl Th1?tIL I -- - -- co a tl fr PAINT filled 0I ! S I ii Al b1k;g .Ij U - C — 7 — - U Ott •: 'a' p. "I eus ILI' U I' - C I U --- ' ' -- - -- - - 'v p. a- a-. • -- * — -- - - - - - - * - * �- 6(—Thri!)Aiitnrd Herald ----------- - - — - --- - ----- - - -i' SundyArl7,1c7 14 s 1.~, Classifie d $t Household Goods HERB'S TV i en 1 ------..------.-----.---.----..-.-----.------- a? __ .• . IS - - fl - ' 03 C Q_ g;l 3 k--•-d• XE2 acC'y T Now .: CD COLOR - APRIL 7. 1974 - - ir CD % _- . - —a Office Equipir - Supplies & 41.1c 061 , acrr-es Sahe- 6. S stop supplies our S*tnty sOil Oct. Sup * as I' — C —..' 60 2. "°"e 37 0. , 1 " 110 C Office cvrni,u,,,oj,, Repossessed— Assume Payments S FAVORITE L - C7 ,. — ( U, I.-- S IS1'3 bOy Coo Cdlcn$ 1230sts Stereo *.STEREO BAR. LO '-les 'Ina moot-is 10 'Veeci, And Stand,, -- - fl! -- -.- CD ,---- - i KENMORE WASHER. Paris. sery used "achtnes • H IF Bi B kes, Bikes. BT 2.20211 - are - g •.'.. .1.aiabl. a? lirC-jl.. MOONEr APPLIANCES O (n C, 1-V C .w 800 —_ , ., frost it" Frigilia to'eir'gC-fatoq Like n*. 112S I'', 7715P9 ints Mo 300 -- Bicycles ' __ 0- C na 03,2 Y J; Stl ., , CJ 100 -c.-- ., • - Q0 a 0 N lstStS nloi'd 377 111 Ur$4 rot.r - 4r. 'ra.1er3. $33 Pü*,ful $$ HP n, loi 1), 13% Man,, Terms Appliances O° Boats &Marine ia Call ed (ri Dept SANFORD SEWING CENTER 7c7 E.,sl TV Radio . - MAriv boat umials like S Galvwq It' S,flg cabine t . 'rPoqsjecj S n.jrr S t'.l m,1r ri'. r -r n p bllIntp 04 379 o tO Paymen ts 01 $3 #- - While They Last (.Ot DIN TOUCH Pd SEW ,-01 10.2— C tel ced C IV CU - ________-4 Equipment Singer* * * * (0 ( • ,berql ra ,r. r ull , ra'b1 l'alr & t hp Mercury e s*c r 717$ çr 1I = o -, araqe . nummag, glass Goof boo* c .se L arge heav,t Sa le s rtpI&l l.unCPt Do*l set. w4tt 17 CupS All for $150 CARPORT SALE, 7206 Mi tch C)SP% Pt' 373 3950 oiler I S4fliOrd lT*nl, Wejti, Sun, I ti O-n'ng ,a NE , CONDITION WHI 7 1 chars assorted lamps. WICKER SET, SO,, 7 chars. table. 7tndlabln tmm.n$ (Oltee table. br.gti? iabf'c CO'J 15j A, fh Ilter iur'- p CutPOaS. $313 value I r? 'ems Ifl 7.'r-1 Call 122 111146 alter S )0 Adcirg Mcp,ne l'lr cattr'e' Aluftl,nurv, C-ttrnt,Cn iaddrrs Sunp pump. carpets. drapes $art'pi. Duncan PPyte end tables end laths t Pt' 37301%4 7 • s cm — flfl S S,,o nn As.; 17 14 ------.--------- Early Arnr,çan table Sofa Iteø 7 green L : — TV Radio-Ster • • • • • • S I S S i Ct'nr,i 35 04, five dt' cant g'C •t up c,.Ii u handle (har'nrl ant for UN and VH$- AISQ tçeØ Antcrnj for boats i " Ad $3 Corner group nC#L#de% 1,%o tOuCt'9$, & tabr. $90 Ant que d nng oon Set •flClu*e% uIaS iron, th na bul4$ table L 6 Upholstered Ch6r%. %)V Walnut 0ublCb4`0ttCI0bOI,d 11$ Paitri bluf a oi nk 9Il7e(4 ori tal rug SO r oliv e Orem oropm. ; H7 W9 I -- - h -: 'Obuv ZA Sa nford. 111 M.onoI !T AM IM 'ado, Garrard reor pllyer . I track tape and 67 and Gi P5VC'C-CC-IIC 1.97th bull into Lawn 1 OC-Jutlul Span.si bar Assume fEED SEED fER? payment% Ph 64Y IS?? #of f eAt 11,,w Awirr .!-- .----- 5 ----3 - • - j i.-. -•... :- '4 ,.. ••tt•2r;1. . . , - - •- . BUY DIREC T f RO Fasrooriks. Winter Park BU S1 -- --- -- ux%t 'nIl Tyler 'a! A Directory of Experts Air Conditioning IHome lmprov 'I 0 CL X to, to 0 CL p'all : -- BEA R / THETHEY BANN ER S — ç,'n'r,l P4 I P. Ar Cf-t- .-, -n7 F or free CSl,malfs (Ii! (n.j Harris. of SEARS .n Santoro 373 - 1771 'I or iiaStrr. bIOc and 4 onait trq. esfnatj 0'91 AIR CONDi7lQttie -: Central SySttV?fl. window Ufliti tree q•l 31 ?tr s(tc. Call G4e9O9ri Heat L Air - 3211111 - Appbonces .- Guarant eed 9 1 h'-t? -ci the A' Srll it It- a l* cost Cla.9 bb t%'PP) -i ?I , S'ld(i .4' I4i5 I! UM 1.4 SIfl'c'd Lf.-ctr. (c"pan,, 7577 phra Dr i ve 372 l57 - used Farm Equi pment Will sell igt ana HSy *dPa Classrt.,d hid Call 377 26*) or 831 93 - Beady Car. II I (SJC Sorc .Il:ng in SmIll —_a-nd ndd ilI Call 33) II - -- to ng 1i 0 Q c m QT I - irt hi I I !St on he OV - - er en -In nIl Entrance J Carpentry, Rf-n-iud.I.ng. Addil.cns, in,, Esl,m.l, (y%tOm Work I - es.a Btaided 30099 IIPIC(P4T-SCARPENTRY ng - Sa3M.SOZn tn .: II? ATLANTIC ot - - . t1.Wn . - fttll?r*t Carpet Car, a, ek ILL - _ OWL! - 0 Ak te '0 I - Lawn Sept- - re - P'(A Carpet Cleaning ly on TIPtANCE Sper P. oilce buli,s 365 j-9, Interior Trim. Paneling, Custom (arr'-4", Piote'oSmall 373 It' • SPRING SPECIAL lP 7,14? rw4estimatet 377 7743 ic,- (j,! ç4 a •_c.t: Personal I NO 2 East R Pblc At 1299 70 1D S CAPPEPITRY 4 C,, F.5E1m C•) -9 h!IL 07 I.0 3 IPtC Rust' HA — I t tal Mom Carpentry _ 9 - .011 Interior. Eiterio Plaster Patching brick tOtClalty P TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON (ipimefly H.rr,eits Be.,ty Nook) SIIE Pine 377 1742 • m - igs k *fld0'*% Reàiølij #. I A94r7:ff.' (0 ro04ing. panting, 3226351 OF CASTRui\ !Y%ARE' - ---- 0 ij 100 A Z REMOO Enclosed carpo,t S (all Ralph$ Cerwnks 2 JACKSON tShLLfIJ0HPtSO ([RAMICS. $uØt*9i, ( loan Up 37959k asuicay 11717971 in T- ElsctTIcaI Masoi - - Masonryil - f Ill Cra''r.t,c A P.t,jnr:151 11cc lr.(II $tYv.Ch. L'tenW-d & PO4ttje. All Sornihole, Co. tit An a VIC So I! -— Pianning a Gara ge 5l' Don't I , me tg,I to aiiwar'-sr ViAst'li#4 ads, 177 48, Ov L L L 00 V 01 U job I I7I9afte r P. - S - 1 PAI0wTING I of T-1 Fj Of III TO LIST YOUR BU - -- .-.---.-- ------- �6C—Thn Sanford Herald Si.nthy.AprU y°' - p A tI 'V - - • - . . - - - - S ed Ad Classifi s I - -- - S W t group corner TVRadioSr HEPBS TV ! incivatii, AItt Ctsfl1 W& ndter.tn, W I u' I 4 Matpr lso GOubtfbføIHøtatd%ISpM?rI Nut & pink Is . - •. a 0 53 - . _J~? -_J - o 17 000: oroenval rug 4A k cc iEJ Sed . g E 7. ma S 1iñ' ____________ • Cox C W ________ - Channel is front * 4 .- ' -, Household Goods • 4 - 401 -•' .-. .0 — ___ - - W14 ___ - 0 S -s 1 -- 6116 - ints - M AC CM ___ dre 323 lip EzrIV American W& Bed I green ind araqeRumma iry - cup% Good condition CAkPOR 7 SALE. 2206 M,tC All for $ISO g C . . - - - -- • - - - Sun. COPIDITlOPd NEW 1 )0 ' t-I D-n-nu WHITE S343 valve First t S20i 127 6606 after 5 30 rns )??7J; household 03 rj SS — - / irky1jKILJ . I - -• to - 1.; F . . as hn - • - it In 10 - Gat ;I ovisrsy I. • t oIF -. k 4 * 3% — N I - \' ( j4 ' -• 4) L() ! o I. 0 we 5 J Cd : %1040 Bicycles $8 St SdnlDed Ir 0411 Eves #60 C) P-0 - O_ 7 IorIO,m,t%Ol tIflCeo } -- Z s.0 COLOR -. - boat umclals, lik lip flictiol'S. $131). Man - A 01 Lt"If tables etc Ph 3a 0194 s I S, 4 J I L nil Pump. 0' 'berolass of, MCI ___ Equipment aluminum tolension laacirr%. tuni p __________________________ _ AT __ ii / I I — I or 1 '1 II RM •14 f "ee table , bqg',fabqIccov,?-, All tI - - Case - CL cu Ud T Fa C S1 tA qw co 4a J. w _j 0, 323 OUS Kt. used machines MOONEY APPLIANCES 3730611 H it ;dv 9 C *..* REO R epossessed— Assume Payments ?ado Player, Stop Supplies ovr 'I ;iiT Off ice F urn'turr for ren$ - to buy - S*-err.e, 00 rford til ''c L arrara ?f(oPd I track toot, At fl F ) , — to - -.'- - g. 4'. 1246 AM >.° 0 &Supplses TVRad,oStereo 53 Poo 0) / N 62 / CI - as. S4AVA + SEED FERI E - • Lawn and Gl FEED f 0 - to - and - Ab -to t Z, T__ San If 4 71 Wt Nr Ind ry- ter A Directory of Experts t Air Co"ning Cvri- a e! nng $rt, estimotn. (all Carl HIrr.t.1tSEAR$*flnfo,o322 tAfrien.r. tfectriC,j iaa,er. I"' P'Onejt AIR G cqrat, @S 9 14 hr E nc SMtC& iJtI_2#fEVc!$w Home Improf or - I 1q Call Cjf@Wj,S - • ft" ,,f AZEMOD losed car or, .-- 2 - -:J . 0) - - - d . ii • . O)g - . ./ . . .- - oo:;ti:9 8 Guaran?etd 9 u II -- -. --. CM — -1 : I t= U) • CV) ° - E 3oEE cH- CASTRUM 0) - MARE - - '•- ffArriev :- • gs 010 • S THE a m • .5 - 1 --i BEAR yHx5 k7 E tI/' lal ) tr to - yIiadA - 0 .1 Ir.E Corrpariv - C OFF r co -. lntC?.or. E.ter.o 3222611 Cor 931 ill") Plaster • • he o 1 paic".no ed -• - er en 7 OWE R'S BEAUTY SALON sit E Pow, 372 $74 CQrpentry \1M to If wdoom C11 Janti spet,ohl.n. )'n small And rw1 ,131 1 1" CofPrn1r1. i— w I - ng Sansoxn .)n LS • ' — JI te Bull 1r , . M 0 0 Clio 0 1 10 ell P4 Carrvrivrw Nn Tom is too small t1st,mitts, )n no 00904 1r.I, Ceromki 441 AILLIL SO SE - C RAMIC S, IUPØ JAcON CE IL In diellitey, 105 Masoa - Masonry & All Sem4fl,04 CO. 2A Ht ho pain* An I - LLJ Mu WE' LL Down I forget to odvir"(w it in classified oth! PAINTjkG #1111T RION filled F," 4T CO - lovill IOMagnoItaAwe 1774fl YOUR It" t - DO job 1 0D %-air off I : - tiIWJ :- 1 —aft - WDvv wI I :it • -- -:-- - - -- --- - --- I 2 0z Lg') ,- 1 M •i \ —I C4 cm C- • —E— -' -- �- - - 61C—The Sanford Hera ld Sudiiy_Aprfl - - Ads ii SiHousehoidGoods HERFS • TV ft z Antique channel is is ct. the AS 0" co Ii jg I" tojil, - fl 0(0 A. 1 10 0 CL 2 nia M— m 2 (L • h) 4-. ____ NEA CONDITION tuffee table, bf,Qhl CL WHITE $%ted fabric CoVeftij .1mp% s i ss Wfl.p Pump carpei 0ra lar"OS Duncan Privic ______ KAP V_- - - a-Tr rt as - oats & Maria Equipment 1W 0) _4 file Machine. a re _w . i. wilth foil" N M,P (:t%:):,, Call 172 6606 after S 30 AddIng -- ____ - 32) 1114 fforto'41 punch boat Wt. w ith 12 sed 01 It C4 Antennas _________ 11111 U1I1# : China, "Ifort. Pa%t(-i - ___ V ,to-? - - ' Classified - _-_---_-_— end tables - - - - --- - c-- C - IX l o rd'ablcPh3flO;:137 - - Zn Singer ** Wh le They Last ' _______ 04 CL __ __ ___ to ________ - - -- - -, - - CL ::,:::::, ,n U I 2t r. I) ?I4thflC u JUtO'fl't pay -__. L - balance ICIISC'I AInP4 ? l7 04 118 or 10 payments of $EWING CENTER, 301 A East IsISI Sanford 3771411 EvVS169 58 - - - - -- - __--_- - -__---_ ------_----------------.__'- = - - -- • - -:- - - - L._J - - - - -i-i — _______ - - ________ Bicycle; Bikes, Bikes Q 57 Appliances refrigerator Lillie .4;,offZkir and moØ ),'I me*. 1125 PP) KENMORE AASHER. Paris. i C244 %ery of 60 53 f zi- Office Equiprr~ & Supplies TV Radio Stereo I ) r'I -A ')_f - I - - stop - 114 Magnolia Ave 321 Office Furniture for roorill i to buy S*renoev's off Repossessed— Assume Payments koolof_o®r_ 111 --lol.o "ll, Sanford. 11.1 x all AM FM radio, Garrard record Player. I track #opt and 62 beautiful Spanish bar Assume Pav"-'eflIS Ph 47 1577 for ft" liolorne t,,.I Hallac $715 W FI4bøk C4 t cc /A hrAo"CE, 2! LiiWn and G FEEDSEEDFERJ LcA BUY DIRECT FROG I - -- E I .%t SA/L5 - * - C FD C Unt - CO 1 h A Directory of Experts f - for I - - Heat IL _1111111 ;r 3 'A to free estanfiles, (*If car) suns of SEARS in Santo, 33 lilt L44?rr t'40 and *.onjI or" AIR CONDTIOPu tT — EQ. C - — Ile - OF , 2 _______________________________________________________________ I £ZREMOO CinIruis,ttwnndountLIr Enclosed arpoUs eV7ihrwqv4cr Call Gqe9or3 Heat & Air 12) 1111 '° '' (0 - 4111findOW RedISCInlill 0 0) '9 ter fits ob CIF, . m - 00 r- C r a— ind HiI co ____ - CASTRUNIIi, MARE' hW 41 £44 -_ Igs - _______ Guatrainterd Ill ApCfllCel fall f@ to ng irt o 7522 park Drive. 322 1562 ist on j Ad Cali )212611 or 13111193 Plaster ed Patch" 41 brick specialty Income TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON "arrieffs - A No :E Son 5) C E rie r1lce ty 519 E POW, in V42 Carpentry _k IF ' Vilt -18 AN 0 P_ en nd ng I - anso nco on Janitor and (w3djob,1 4 C`41101 101 te Inler,cor from, Pawling Custom carpet cleaning re Lawn Se SPRING SPECIA Call Ra t ev kifn dealer 10 S MOW cor - Cnfc$R0t,uIEI - - Masonry &( - - - - ___ tcvqel to 6dvtft..4 (U511d410105! - It i4 2. wELDO YOU tOt) $ SmIlI Pianottng a g-anae sale' - - In tile PAiNTIlGj TL1IORS.t I 0) 110,111111111, file AD ______ - 1) E • - - to CL --i CN 1gr — - ~.~ cnz .0 0 M 0 01; 0 rz JI il U L. 02 so U 2! CL 1IIi1 Z Z; z �S',ntcrd Herad ... • Sundv April ------- v, ' -m 4-I Classified Ads - -- 51 Household q Goods TVRadio-Ster Mov. *e*Wmy ,,,t v.i ,,, H E R B'S TV corner group flhIuIr' t*o • • • • • • • • COuchti. & 1404., %?O Anl.g,•Cblnrt is t or, the at U din-rig room $I includesqiast (nI Pick t up call front thste. bullet table I e fulindle (net MaP,, •. upholstered CPiè,i.. SISO *JIrjt ter t)4 f and VHt Altø 'PC. double bftl headboard, 513 Pa,?,, A''Con t boa'% LHuC I Pink to 17 *004 or iental rug s70 nce o'.ve Qrci Øtapj $ lII SantnrdAv,. 32, &lit - r j 'anfnth ivath 20 111 - "ll qu 173 1114 'Comp I ete. N E'f S:P,0RTP I CT U R E`"F E AT U IS 9010 teD', Iamp. *a'nut lidnQ glets docf bOokcas.e Large rieav r'yllal toWN11 bO*l WI. *,tti 17 ------—S cupt Gooc (Dndtign All Igr 5130 CARPORT SAIL. ??Oe Micp CIth P. 31] 130 aft er A Ordfl*entyW,) NE COP4D114OI wpi, Ti % 'CX ER SET. iota. 7 chars fire table. bt,(Jht fabric Catirfro VT _ . a ry - rin 10 . t able. 7 end ?abln, t*nin, IS'114' *,Ill filter pu njV AJ as ohn Equipment aluminum tviells,cm j&d0vr% drop($ swrl'o Pump. carpels end tables etc M 3. 1) 0111411 S UW Ph ?Jfq While They Last ODLP1TOUCHNSEW t'ltr5,53,)pO*,ui Tern t"r' 'Qr1r "t' •, rAt? *rus tt ,, fl npin automatic Pay foal 04 Syl or tO p.yment, of 5$ Call Cre.a't Dept SANFORD SLWIPIC, CENTER, 307 A Eat? 1st St Sonloord jr.sin E ve,fillif 14OilO4 MAtJ 977 MA, Il 92 371 36? 4 - 58 I Bicycles yr S -• Bikes, Bikes, B 3? All and models. to 'DerGS. and tiandarl available at Fjton.. Appliances U It frost tree Fr.giare retr.qe1alor Like nee. 517$ Pt' 323 Sl't7 XFP4MORE WASHER - - -----v.-- r I -- %i r 5f41 5I V ! I) )b r •r "r ca,s * .STEREO BAR. .11 — -i Office Equipn' & Supplies 60 TV Radio-Stereo 33 - -T msi )•:. . Penri.., lOtpeni r'ov G(Cd Csdtion sfj 373 0563 rlt. wv 'Ce. mac,n MOONEY APPLIANCES -:t L) "*chine aIes & S stop supplies Our Sweeney -,Office Sbjpd Magnolia Ave 32$: - *114 .--- - Office Furniture toe rc Repossessed— Assume Payments to buy S*eer*ys O S3tord Ill M3onoiI AM FM rIdig. Garrard record ptaytiv. S track f$PC arid 6? PtVCJ*'2eIIC ligi,ts butt into a t*avltul Spanvi bar A%turne DJvmtritt Ph 647 1377 to, tree home trill Hallmark. 171$ W F a wltianks, Wifvt't Park t: Ii- 47.77'YK a41q's a- m- ndG Its FEED SEED FE Mt ,,. BUY DIRECT FROG • . ., C,o'm,i. E 46. San* -' I $ IWAS Rfl9,Vd,4Lh,. I -. a -' . YOU ARE NEITHER ROMAN..NOR AFRICAN—! HOW PIP )'DL' GET HERE? -- - -. --- - - - _\ . -, ..WHILE I WAS EXPLORING THE WIRANSWAZI ESCRRPMENTI /W IS NAME GINO MOSCATI! E9E'LJY5 INTHETIN HELMETS M9 ... PULLP S%EPORMILES THROUGH A MOUNTAIN -unt md Ty' ter CAVERN... 4iL 1 Directory of Experts t A Horn. Air Conditioning (tn'rai PeaI & A r (J-!,'r; For tree •tt,nat,t. cii' Carl P4lrtii. of SEARS in Sanford 337 un AIR CONDITIONING TROUBLE S'" Central 5071q,fl, *,nd UflitS, Uee is? 71 h wic. (alt ,qpgoc H$l I Air 3737117 r. 1 IIJWW inter or And caletf CMP 1r,. t1 f-C?r(.. PlStt. b40k and '.ont free eslimatf 3777411 Of 131 T") - '-: rong, p.,.ntinq. p I*ndo*s ReasonØ A ii, - I - oL.bieknit Sport coats 0.i .4 - -:----- .' -.• no .../.. walk tall in double knit walk shorts -. Personal a hoL as? It TOWER - S BEAUTY SALON (lormefty P4rrieft$ Beauty Nooe SIC E P1mw, 373 $717 Carpentry 4. •. fi1 ;-•• pP1 m ',.k ATLANTIC Ceramics , *th year e'ttim.s(-s -.i & MOSI ' 3 I — — a qar t'e Dont ....... ., -- •,, Ghu.Mbve,. ENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO S 210MagnoteAwe - ~`_TO P15105 411d checks In pOltr Ccu Iekrnt; C-)orInate With soo n wals sttoji Mo, 's - c1Y5ifl r 1`10.t7Or) W5r'fnrs 1 p11 C 5Ci5. 2942, spring Rex hats spring 00-up 0411' 5*9. t9 - - ou1r.g.3. TITI j our rem j9 I -A 4- P \)'4tT, (oPT Rtcoc INE dreue&spoij hose _149 . w ;4;,iG.plaid. an . - tL L E 3 59c M'1 (cODc AN kk IbWh nylon or ng 0010M. -80 D I'M LLK 4PtRM 13. I 1AV'T Veil BUI -- --._', / LDOK191' ]-1-I . S1LVER ".4h41% nits itnimiall 322 261-1 LEFT Mr.-, . 'tTh A'tJ Ir Make to4y clitd YOUR A'I - - ETE t' tt LIST. rbt' 9 1 fir 4 jJLU .. Ti!otlolt. Sao onil" III) LDIT O OIUbISEflI5 -, PMNTING IN - fl4E3I BL1-L-6L1 4 . - WE'LL DO YOUR , tina" 5749 tiller C or 013• ' Pakt by Art Sansoin OP UtsPMf' 99 ... . Masonry & I 141P3K. FALD3 Ot.) UAPP T(M I IF won. jL,'4O Commerciai & Residential EleC til1etvc LrnwdIBonaed All !,voin-0 4 C2 201 f4f An . - ouru& i ,i M NOT WHAT V0 wash and wear and machine washable, of courI Pick 'em In Stand-up $O$ldg aid Winning Patterns, Men's SiZg 32-4 j _ ;99 332 7$ JACKSONS CERAMICS. $vrppbies, kin e neater 10 3 .....lii., - Polyester walk shorts make it for easy-care: permanent press, dOUb1küft aa woven easyrcare drsa nare . THE BORN LOSER our rag. 5.gg J o - !' Mens36g6 LOWfl "'' 1 3101111 - 10 YEP4ANCF S-ec , ,. . (ttcq. "" r - -. and tong In group. SPRING SPEClA Carpet Care & ,1:,-r,rr treels' 0-i' ;i.y C i,. t jwfl,503 Carpet Cleaning %4 an at ths finishi PoPysit,, dCublek It in crnitIII 8C1 p0w11 Patterns. 2lnide pockets half IiningJ high ' wiNCENT'S CARPENTRY Interior Trim, Paneling. Custom Carpentry. P4 O(, '00 Small 373 14fl . I.. 4 S r,nm. °''. bum *t1g - is. p cantor Carpentry, pm.delinQ. Ad0,I.ss. Culfom Work Fyi, Estimate 323 3 I_ tspn%lrd bc.'dt - ; ' - TO)DS CARPENTRY ØecialisinOinsm&ll andOddlntt% (*11331 t 1 1 ';;i• . .'. 1. - I gaves -. ca k 447_74ff. ',-- 1 . —.4 — ny [sav . 1:11191101 Pllchfll brick Weiciltty re THEY BEAK THE BANNERS OF CASTRWv\ !YARE! - A 2 REMOD Enclosed carpor?s h i'ntt' em,SriIt a ' I lam, cot' dat m *al sell fast Used Farm EQ jper,t M'dH%I*4n1 Clatt'f,e'dAd Call 31 -'Ak IQ'Il lmprov Appknces .-'riyG[ Lpi once Electric Company 2372 Part vr. 332 1342 fas _________________________________________ S. • tiiinN Iti,vII. t;i4i(In:s,1n1lRsu1l unIt V&IIII 3 -pak 41 . —-------- JT - -- ------ --------- �- SPECTACULAR 1 GIANT PURCHASE! - * - the shirt show0ff' fflh/flh/fljtJiøusands of dress, V and casuals - C V - - -. - - - CTURES ?=I_O R, T-S - - - - - - ___________ 1 ____ I . FEATURES - .441 ri - - - - -- - - — ST- - - - - 6 -Z 7! ML - __ -. I.. -. LishO got to be the shirt event of the seasoni • " . • eve put together - the biggest and best col, ect .ion ever. - .'s*hdrt sl6eve tailored knits, 961f stY!05, Ban-Lon- of 'nylon, casual knits, Jashion-collar wovens;-long sleeve tailored knit ___ZIp-ups and cotton' terr_y. qrqwsl Just- ab9qt_eveF8i_.,_-_ - tW'I!j:f1j flrli ~~ Complete a~NEW — . uie: l lJr iol NO f ---- - __ I i W M in c you name 1111 Slylqs shown rt ol'a, huge group with something for everyone, so grab'an armful A i 1 Own •10 Ala* r OU look at it we ye got Unbeaable 'pri ces! , e lf Ni 1111 1, 1 14 4 V_J~:. 5 t~_ 41 ,':I/ • 4 ' . I £ :• $ NOW H spring Rex hate I --• --' '- -- spring tie-up dress&sport hose 149 - 59 4 T 4TI RD OF- I' t - Our r" U 'pEjr r - M'I &0X' k / VI WOM 10-13 I 1AVT Ti IN j I'(10 Shirt% of h014% %1)11. 1:111111410110110 1 t1follmd c0111111.16fe 1-0401 1)1 i" —— - - - - ---- -- j-.f T"Fse 221 16 DCL - * - U 51LveP, -Pak 141 1111vil. -r ',-/LDOK -- - - - - -- ----- - -- - - - -- - - - . _ — - -- -.- - - --- — -- -- ---- - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - �- .--- - L—.:--.. ---- - --.- - - - - - - C A3ZANDA PANDA coo COV0 n NOTICE WHEN I AV THE WORE? BUZZ, ___ ______ up to by Course HE SOUNPMV T WHEN KI1'D/ MAK6S I cTRQI(6 HR E N! TH WORE ? FOR & Millie E TH Ased OUNE?A - SuGGtsTs THE WORE? FUR Ob Cow MA K ES __ MOO! I _ a ___ -- -- iiia ___ are PURR! and ary RR rm 'to call U" XNarf THE SAME IS TRUE IN __ - pop. CJI.. POP 0 1 Z4~_j POP G ? S ~~9/ V (,/k TO START TO N. _ DOOR DM SALES ____ M COMPANY Il; KE-NN ___ _ _ • Ice, MOOS ___ [ *1 I A M psyc t NW l'tE tNSW lb L @1974 by NA. Inc. 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(_0 a'' •ct ,j 60 ,o her, hers C thtr..— Vt - - • - ' 0—to - \L '' date (1 - -- ______ — TEENS -- #,pp4Jj - TLJR'!S 1l4 MAKIt'J& F7OW 21 -ADii Sunday through Wedripsda-,, G3cdIC1!1l,jit,-5 vvhereiou shire an interest Drive carefully on ih'IrSday Vit;,:) up ir*-,-,lint work before Friday Vt. TO €'TAT •.-A(( M AK OjJ'R/ 1(JP I 1/ / PEA - $Z &P: T14ERES NOTHING SERIOUSLY WWNG WITH WUR PAUGHTIERS CHART BUT I DO G.ET 714E IMpIZESSION YOU WANT HER TO i~INK AND FEEL AS Y01J DO, 774/S CAN NEVER BE/ASTROLOGY TEACHES if 7 Iq 7 BERNICE PRE01 TS TIE CcAPRIL WEEW - 7 — APRIL AF A-,AAAY 11115-ANN&JNCIP. TNOL*R IT 'EO& EO&49 nS AN EXAG"RATEP. FUR7)4ER` ONS ARISE TPAT HAVE A NEGATIVE EFFECT UPON TIZAVEL COMMUNICAT;ONS. COMTERMEASUR9S AT HIGH LNES WILL SE PROAWTLY TAKEN. 01 Will..... @ do ', • I I WAY YEAH! 13UT GUILTY LYING HERE 54CK, 51S.' ABwr NOTHING TO FEEL GUILTY ABOUT.' AN' EVERYTHING! you C&I C - " ' If I VONT THINK I'M SICK A FLU Av I 1 _ THE PLANETS PSPMANENT /-- "" ICS — SOMFE OF IT ALMOST SMILES THICK! 6~0. I • - DANGEROUS PLACE FOR MAN RD— I £f..7 THE COLDEST, WINDIEST, MOST • /4. neglected *Olftiatchelli up with you, 'ANTA it it " ____ CAPRICORN IDec. 22-Jan 19) Prestige at high point as week begins kill day and Tuesday Wd lot dealing with clubs or groups I hufsdjy Fl, IT'S NO FUN COMING POWN WITH THE FLU./ %VMLPN,r GIET EK)REV.1 - 5F: If( 71 .;_p' . ' Witow. 23-Dec 211 Sunday you'll be very active Mord i, T y0j rALKEL2 TO ME so I . Wan 20-Feb. 19) Important achievements are within Vicuir ru Sunday through T uesla y Regulate outside acloiiies rest [) I Ill!, weto 111c tr C~n I CaUsa 5quabb~es at tliyne yC(J*VE T,0 MET J~ AN* STUFF [(D 1974 by NEA. Inc. .. iunt rryand ter 11 by Ed Sullivan - ____________ 1 j GENE IrAWCETTE OUT P V IC çs7 AQUARIUS . - LJA R :. SCORPIO 10cit 24-Nov 221 Follow your hunches'or. Sunday Monday Tuesday are ygyr best days Wednesday to Friday. witch you , spendin'; Saturda y an 0411ing day, PISCES (Feb 10-hilarch 20) You'll gain something of value flori n an ate on Surday Monday.Tuesday good for advancing self intere s careful whal'Ou put in writing this H (M F01Z A 1 ________________________________ 4 Tuesday you're More PrOduLlIve it illou work alone, Thursday partners annoying Tighten budget most of this week. VA,511 lt-JePTOA ....— LIBRA 'Sept 23-0ct 23) lnit,ati.e Pays dividends ,t the beginninj Ii? week Judgment faulty Wednesday, Tliu's4y. As week closes condi ,jfl$ grow move to your liking SAGITTARIUS uwr2o DWRESSEP GLSE IT WILL MANIFEST IN REULLION OR WITHMAWAL.,liELP, ---------------------- I : .. 1 4 y EACH INDIVIDUAL IS UNIQUE 6ECAUSE EACH MOAf.NT NOTE Send letters to Bornke, Bode 011i,71. C/ 0 thils n 11211,10 1,11W third Straw. Gievoliliffa. unto 44113. Berrn sww all the 141110irs, only the citnae of gainers f - 7. I ACCOJThtiY( WW C.QUL 'J"T I tJOT1O HAVE JL)TA6I(EP T-W €''TF4'\ IV(O To THF IOCA~- &0VF.,KN1K1~NTS1--- II TAURUS (April 20-Mali, 20) Work or career mailers are lored as v. begins Watch your pennies on Thursday. Plans get jumbled early F: later, things will smooth out. GE MINI (May 21 June 20) Sunday, fun with friends and youngsters ?.' and Tuesday, productive, rewarding. Friday, be willing to comj Saturday, an unexpected invitation. CANCER (June 21July 22) Sunday s your kind of day Monday Pit Thursday. Friday. e' heavier work knd Weekent Entertain at home LEO (Juty 23 Aug 221 Your best ideas come to you early in the speculate or gamble W:jitesday Thursday avoid reckless companst.rs Saturday, good lot business VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept 22) Financial Picture brightens as week begins Watch what you promise on Wednesday. Domestic needs require attention Thursday and Friday Weekend is fun. VFC(610f'J— .. gone L)MMI5" i1TAKF' 0 ARIES f March ujeel< in AM cre OFCOVRF YOU GOTTA SPEAK PLA!N ENGLISH TO MY MOM' YOU FOR BREAD AND YOU GET REAQ ASK FOR MONEY' mot 1 b'FtJiTY'— (-( X H111 KEll K11 Omni ii71 l . 1P< o I "'OFT Ji 000, * A'OUT Th(N igs ial DAM Air Ing urt es / YETI SURPRISINGLY, THERE ARE CERTAIN ICE-FREE AREAS CONTAINING LAKES AND STREAMS WITH ECOS'STEMS ALL THEIR OM. -'/A' ion ter P P-W 14 MEN ARE NOW LIVI NG AND WORKING AT THE SOUTH POLE IN NEW UL RAMODERN STRUCTURES THAT PEPMIT MORE SOPH ISTICATED RE-SEARCH THM EVER BEFORE. THREE BUILDINGS, SNUGGLED WITHIN A GIANT 52-FT.-HIGH GEODESIC DOME, MER LIVING, SLEEPINGAND LABORATORY FACILITIES. A COMPANION 800-IFT-LONG, -WIDE HALF-CYLINDER HOW= FUEL, VEHICLES, GENERATORS ANU CITHER LIFE-SUSTAINING SERVICIES@ 11-1 ell 1) Ile 4el— Z~,Z~ 000, ell %too re )o A v SL ' W'i Ir Wd cat EATING ALL THOSE CHOCOLATES YOU NA HICVEN UNPER YOUR 5A ID I T, THERE AND AT OTHER POINTS, STUDIES R"E FROM RADIATION WEATHER AND AIR POLLUTION EFFEC75~ ;WTARCTIC LIFE SURVIVES AND WHY &i0STOFTHECON7"INENT IS IN PERPETUAL DEEP FREEZEj VMILE CERTAIN VALLEYS ARE RELATIVELY WARM AND ICE FREE@ BUT YOU P TERRIFIC N . 7 SHATTERINGTHE FPAGILE ECOLOIGYi ARE PROBING DEEP STRANGE MOONSCAPE-LIKE R Au 11 j • _t1 IMEW 3 ' ' - - .- .. • -'.-.-..... • . -•--, 4 2 . . .- • p •s 4 --S__,_,•,• 4 — - - * - - --,• A, • 4- • - * - - - ,.- - - . LI. YS — TtI �-..,- . - -. - . s• L :ii CA.Ipus CLATTIMR ______ HEN AN Cou d,ni doll tPlu I As %iou A MWP J _ _____ L _ -- AND TO THINK I WE LIKE 1*0 GIVE HIM A LITTLS CALLS GAME SUCH froli by Larr y Lewis _____ DEAR POLL _____ ___ THE 0AA1ir: __ _ ----- 31F) ________ I Earl, Two Looks Your ci. a smt. . . - -- ,, Qla (V When mopping y .,, antswI of I ilimm dI$SS 1341 Wilh GUIDE Is in Sital 38 to so siti 40. 44 DuIll dt#s% 41-31 yards ' Call , '- DEAR POLLY To eliminate odors In your cat's litter box, wei two or three cotton balls with vanilla extract and then bury them in the litter. OW. II N IF V1.1 DEAR POLLY — of the Pointers 1341 piz; V end 10' 74'/ BUT I ALREADY HAVE A RULE BOOK 9.I YOU LI KE 13RAI LLE When using your kitchen stool for outside jobs It Is very helpful 10 sliP Plastic bags over the logs, Fasten them with tape or rubber bands. There will be no muddy logs to clean, SUSAN. 1474 3.18 DEAR POLLY SIYI#d Coal-drtis that pps d 0 No PHOTO GD( a to- 11210 2 t back 35 bull 3-3:e round Ash with Sizes 112 1476 in / T c'a __ . _________________I - _________________________ XFF Kit fro .• uO( 5 •n OTOUI? $0 im crtt,ee to the stv.wiw miss 810 18. SI:. tO. 5 1h I keep Sims11. trays Inside of each o my living room ash trays Yoke Interest 1Imettr a IjvIi 32-1/2 4 It UflOX pected guests arrive, its easy to whisk the small trays out of sight and have nice, clean big ones. GRACE. INVENTED A DEAR POLLY - Here's a clip-andsa ve pointer. Last winter. my mother suggested that we p-, shoot of heavy brown paper bet. ween the blankets as this would help keep a person very warm. Newspapers are a help. too, It brown paper Is not available. — MRS . ______ _______ . • Ile PO4 ,"lr'l 'offNg ORDERXOWIPN"~pa"fv. DEAR POLLY - When my mom loaves wash-and-wear things the dryer too long she hangs them on hangers, sprays starch on the 0 they out. This _____ APPLIQUE OR EMBROIDERY Pixie Set Match a Pixie-hat With a tole bag. tolh olfs No 2217 has pattern pieces hot mo lmnsfer . full adorned with butterfly -:' - 2217 V ry good on double knits. di,rl ons n nnrn S.M SOc fScl Postage and j wDffi nam addrns, pattern 'and I PATTERNS nowlp&Pw). fts 4388, j IU UnUn for pi • CAPTAIN EASY A REAL TITAN! IT'5 8FEET TALL AND WEIGH5 4 S - _______ _____ DR. FAF.QUAFZ.'5; y © smill styll t Iflat Ywisliff to this smaIllif 10 as An . - When raking It N uiyu tox eq C 6 _ _________ 'I L irm the beg up and open. - BILL. 1476 L ary last fall's leaves place your leaf h Inside a garbage can. This MASS a great holder for keeping COTTON 38-50 alu Ord, and - DEAR POLLY au -nia — — ca~ I have used many and would now like to Ith Pain ss its Sion qu? Ono of mine. When CIO to soiled from grease anid has a strong odor, put some PATTY. after-shave lotion or toilet water in rn:twe&uzLqthe rinse water " it will eliminate much of the odor. - Mrs. J.S. DEAR POLLY - It I have a quantity (P0111i"s not@ - Put either of these O f fruits or vegetables In my fo the water alone sono&ops tall refrigerator bin, I put one of each on the clothes,) thing on a refrigerator shelf to ro mind me there's =to on hand. This prw SomeIN TO saves me from letting the food not MRS. J.M. of the damp ALMOST KICKED ___________________ — floors I found it hard to got dirt out by Crooks & Lawre3mce BOYs WHAT- POWER!,,.IT CAN LIF-T AN AUTO WITH ONE HAND AND TIE- 6-TEEL SAIZ,5 IN KNOT,57! THE "BRAIN" WHICH t5TFZEN0 — TH U,/ 1 pL, 1 BLAZE51! 1~-_ AW 1 COXfPU TER! F ALLEY 001P qp by 9 SO M689E I DID CON OOP INTL) LINTIEING Mr=!30 WHATI rm TIRED OF DIETIM110 I or OH, NO,IT ISNAT! "YOU'RE NOT RIGHT NOW TH' IrINISHCA,AND HE vwvrmr 111111101"W ... DO YOUR DUTY, CAPTAIN! THAT EASILY, Dave Graue LEMME GO, WU DANGED GET A GOOD GRIP IDIOTS! rM %fousz ON 'I M.. M EN! SH E COMMANDEIZ-IN- CHIEF. 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U � 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 07, 1974 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 07, 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 29-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 07, 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/9458f1cea7c0078b12972b35d88f224d.pdf 3e66658cfd6c1a361d3cf8491b7bbd94 PDF Text Text fJiflI! If (on am • i r g 0 ! 3m a 4 - • t 3'—u ,m to ç I m1f, a I. : XXn Lt M a cD I' 'S IL :0t !1hud it 1 jIP "'$ WWI J uu W — Fa I -< kl! VIEWp o'., 0 N .,, 'S i I r qml P Ilt 0 tr gJ 00 •IJ -I.. j rl rr I (/ him Kennedy and - > V 0 C valuable belong to Nixon, are stored in a high -security room at the National Archives 4 1A 200 Longwood Residents (D P4 - I,..' r, 1 2.. ,•hI. it Val t. *Na (0 = d!- cu A .1, M ri Wi k 1A (D -01 0 0 iAirrath k. 3 Friday, April 5, 1974—Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No. 194 0 Cents Price * uH I -- I CO i : p ,., J• * .. dl ********************************* ***** —a' 1 (Hrrat ROTAR ' EXChANGE GROUP ARRIVES IN SANFORD - - - Q. to r 1.. Donald Jones, Fumio Goto, Hideo Ohnishi, Don Jackson ) - ..- (Hitild PisIe my 10$ Vu ci,fl ARTtSTS CONVERGE ON PLAZA BEVFYE REAGAN arranges her paintings for display in Sanford-Seminole Art Association's Annual Spring Show at Sanford Plaza today and Saturday with more than 5() local artists particiting, oLV*4) Local. I Rotarians Host FBI Keeps Pressure On KI '* dna ers Visiting Japanese Ell ________ I would average $3.61 per when added to the 1113.67 fee ior household. Altamonte totals $12.54. Former councilman James In addition, Brown said ths' I WOOD - Petitions Brown also said the "estimates city would have to increase that .irrvmg the signatures of more will not compute. "Pointing to total to include more money for than 200 city voters requesting the 6.5 per rent Interest rate the system's operation and special election on the anticipated, he said the city maintenance, a renewal and proposed $327 million :'wer would be paying $212,875 in- replacement account and the hod issue are to be presented terest on the bond issue or $887 bonds' principal. to city council at its 7:30 p.m. monthly per household which meeting Monday. Even if the city can grow 50 per cent in the next 18 months Mrs. Evelyn Hart, who will present the petitions, said the and has 3.000 connections by then, Brown said, a sewer people of the city want an of).. ;rtunity to'. ote on the planned tharge of $9.58 monthly would have to be levied to pay for sewer system before the city interest and sewage treatment. goes into debt for the next 40 years. Palm earlier this week said Noting her concern with the sater department revenues feasibility of the bond issue, '.'.ould also he used to pay for Mrs. Hart said consulting the bond issue. But a check of engineer William Palm's city finances shows that the estimates of monthly sewer water department during the service charges when cornfirst three months of this fiscal pared with the bond interest year i October, November and rate and the costs which,, December) was barely taking Altainie Springs will charge in enough to pay for operation. for treating city sewage 'do not In addition, some $24,000 is add up," budgeted out of general funds to Palm told councilmen in work operate the utility office this session earlier this week that year. the monthly service charge of I6.0 per household and a $200 Palm said revenues from the water department have been connection fee along with water reduced improperly by paying system revenues would be costs for capital improvements sufficient to pay off the 40year bond issue. from the operation account. He The engineer said 2,000 said the pipe laying costs should have been paid In good part by customers could be connected to the 5)- stem now and developers' contributions. projected 3,000 customers Fiscal agent lomis Icedy would be available within 12-tosaid earlier this week that he 18 months when the system Is will be seeking a "favorable 81113" rating for the bonds and He said the cost of Altamonte expects to sell them for 6.5 per Springs treating the sewage tent interest. ( INI ; L11r 'an .0 r mr it DONNA F..s-rF..s Ikrald Staff Writer . _ — 0 Seek Sewer Referendum 6'•'D c_•Pr (U i '2 "'< — N The files, which still Ina meeting with the congressional committee staff that probed Nixon's income taxes, archivist Mary Walton Livingston said she worked on the file in November and December 1969 with appraiser Ralph G. Newman of Chicago, The President and his lawyers have insisted that the gift was made before July 25, 1969, the cut-off (late for tax deductions on such contributions. But materials made public by the 0 0 PL )• Nixon's appraiser told him those letters were the most historically and commercially valuable. Khrushchev letters were most 13- CL appraiser told Joint Committee on Internal Revenue Taxation show that the appraiser and a government archivist went through the 'Jft papers In late 1969 and 1970 and withdrew the files containing correspondence with the best-known figures. The files, which still belong to Nixon, are stored in a highsecurity room at the National Archives. I-, 33 'S Nixon's II h!;uhud . 0 C ..1< ("It( a S. 'II, COT Ul a ____________ WASHINGTON (AP) President Nixon's Vice Presidential correspondence with such figures as John F. Kennedy and Nikita S. Khrushchev was retrieved for him months after he claims he gave his papers to the government, congressional investigators say. ".0 a -, j Question: Were I mportant Papers Removed? sJ In q 0 0 ekso LFF !WW 87 4. . Will iI ØOQ 1!" f - wiI' 1 • Is m • : EL S- Er 6 Six Japanese members of the Miss Hearst is released un- said in a brief statement from Police Choice: ill he the host in the afternoon, whichti, Fear's that Patricia hearst harmed. Food worth $2 million his Washington office Thursday Hotar> International Founda- '.twn tours of the Sheriff's Miss Hearst to its revolutionary - dead and that her latest corn- already has been given away. that the Investigation of Miss 'w (ion group study exchange (cain partrl)ent crime laboratory and munique may be a trick have aims. The latest communique from Hearst's kidnaping Feb. 4 from Cooperate Carlton said Miss Steiner, 20, Flew Intoand Sanford Thursday the Cubia Boat Works are been expressed by an attorney Miss Hearst and the Symn- her Berkeley apartment is conternoon will spend todayat. arranged. has not cooperated with the FBI The Seminole County visit as the FBI vowed to keep prosbionese Liberation Army, In tinuing. touring various places of InOr Die to his knowledge, and does not sure cmi its two-month hunt for which she said she has become terestinSemlnoleCountyas the will climax this evening with a the terrorists' kidnap hideout. an have police protection, the SLA member, did not Con4 guests of local Rotarians. joint meeting of five local clubs MIAMI (AP) - PoLice have News reported. "1 do have serious concern tam any time reference to 1.0 The grcup study exchange is - lake Mary, Deltona-DeBary, that the girl is dead and that dicate when it was made, said given Robin Sue Steiner, The FBI reportedly apa new activity of the Rotary Sanford, Oviedo and Seminole Wednesday's tape commu- Charles Bates, FBI agent in ti> John A. Spolski marked for death by the kid-. proached her in January in Foundation 4' hank Aaron was one year old napers of Patricia Hearst, a connection with the slaying last designed to County South at The Forest, mucation may have been a coycharge of the case. promote better understanding Lake M?ry. ct-up," said attorney Vincent "I believe this was the first when an aging Babe Ruth hit 'cooperate or the" choice, a November of Oakland, Calif. Hold it, neighbors. Let's do a and friendly relations among hIs7llth, and final, home run of lawyer for her family has told school superintendent Marcus The Japanese visitors will Hallinan in an interview lThurs- one without a date on it," he his career. rerun on that alleged earlier the world's peop1. The present a special program day. Foster. the Miami News said Thursday. announcement by Rep. Eugene program provides awards for following a banquet and 'estcrda> 39 )cars later, the Hallinan is one of three One of two SLA members Hallinan voiced concern Hambino and are the now 40-)earThe lawyer, Philip ('arlton, charged with Foster's death is Mooney saying he would not an cxchant,e of groups of presentations ceremony in The trustees of a $4 million fund set about the last message, saying, old man linked in seek reelection, business and professional mn Forest's attractive club house. said poLice told Miss Steiner Russell Little, 24, of Pensacola, up by the William Randolph "The tape of her voice could between paired districts in difWe've been told that they couldn't 't protect her unless who Miss Steiner dated at the The study exchange team hearst Foundation to provide have been made at anytime.' baseball record books. Seminole County legislator, ferent countries for a six-week conies to Sanford at the end of more free food for poor people if See today's Herald, page SA she gives information on the University of Florida. Little Fill Director Clarence Kcllev for the details. an- study period, after reading the the first two weeks of their tour Symbionese Liberation Army-, was an engineering student. nouncernent in another paper, Rotarians in District 695 of the state. They began their , responded, "I never said that. tCrntral Florida are hosts to tisist in Tampa, and have It's a cheap shot at sen- the six men from District 360 travelled to Miami. Disney 'Central Japan all of shomn World, Tallahassee and St. Au- Mrs. rationalism." Of The Looks like a misun- are visiting the U.S. for thp first gu.stine, visiting a wide variety derstanding... to say the least time. of business and recreational Robert Anderson Ltd., Anderson, general partner, The foreign Rotarians spent facilities, on the matter, eh' developers of The Forest at accepting the citation. Thursday night in the homes of From Sanford the exchange Lake Mary, was honored today Occasion for the presentation three Sanford Rotarians, John team's tour will include viSits to at a cerem.n', in the East was the 21st Landscape Award, That service station operator Mercer, loin McDonald and Daytona, Cape Kennedy Space Garden of the White house in program of the American in Oviedo wt.o was charged by Don Jones. Center, Ocala National Forest Washington, D.C. Association of Nurserymen IRS with overcharging will -,. The Lake Mary Rotary Club and Cypress Gardens. Mrs. Richard Nixon will According to the Association, be Joined by a couple of Sanford a;... .. present a special award for the i ecognitie'n giver, the n operptors shortly. outstanding contributions , developers of The Forest, and Probably two, and more than en-, ir'nmntntal impro'.- cilient to (ii rcpres.'ntati'. e of 5.1 other likely four locations. i As the Weather the firimi with Robert M. landscape projects from all Deaths Of Day .1.'' • woman says on her TV corn. acracs the country, is the Yesterday's high 91 low mnerctals. "It's not nice to fool highest horor bestowed in this this morning 69 There was Details on Page 6A, Mother-Nature; or for that field of .84 an inch of rain. mnattc*', the eyes and ears of the The Certificate' of Merit, Showers and scattered ('Al.DWEI.l., Clifford, of IRSi -_41d- 0'c2 The Hammer Unloads 7 14th! P ). I - Nixon Honors Developers the _ I- ___- - I CIO Forest - - - ci I.. (D 0. CL ' 01 -' — '0 -4 t . &' One more, please. Last year we heard all kinds of reasons for Sanford not having any fireworks display. From lack of funds, to not having a qualified pyrotechnics director, etc Had it not been for the National Guard putting on their military action display, there wouidn't have been any action to speak of. I've been called byaman who has a license for exploding the colorful fireworks display. He Is willing to DONATE his aervices. - thundershowers likely today followed by gradual clearing and cooler beginning late today or tonight. was given Robert i ,i firm 's Anderson i lit it '" role in the development of 1k' Forest, an outstanding Winter Park '.'. tiicti - hARD'.'. James T. Sr., of Sanford retirement club commnunny that has itlso received awards from The American Institute of Index Area deaths Bridge Calendar Church Classified ads Comics Crossword puzzle - - Dear Abby Dr. Crone Editorial .'omrnent 6A 311 '.' Entertainment 48 horoscope Hospital notes 313 National Public notIces 3A 2A 113 614-78 513 38 28 Sports State 213 8A-9A SA 213 'IA TV World III Society 313,513 7A Architects, the American Advertising Federation, 1 I nas been reviewed na tionally publicized '- _ -, prestigious Institute. - I ______ OBEIITM. ANDERSON Accepts Award an-I tL. Law! the ceremonl the First lady invited the recipients and their guests to attend is reception in the Sta te Dining Room and to tour the White house and Its iiardens Following _______ Urban by • I ' — 4u aId F'rt-,. 6 , THE FOREST GIVEN AWARD AT WHITE HOUSE 'nr pn'irnnrn...h.l - a �IJ 2A—The Sanford Hlrald Friday, April 5, 1974 Maybe We Nee.d...-An,other Great Depression'. Kimbrough Says Jail A ........... ....... By TOM TIF.DE ARI'IIURDALE, W. Va. (NEA)—The well.ied young woman got out of a new car and walked into Jean's bar. She removed a stylish double-knit coat and rapped the table with a $300 set of wedding rings. "My God," she groaned, "I was shopping in Kingwood this morning. Coffee's up four cents, tread is up another penny. I spent $38 and got two sacks of groceries. If you ask me we're heading for collapse; it's like another depression." Nobody has asked the young woman. And nobody felt any special sympathy for her rhetoric. Loose talk of depression in this community Is looked on with headahaking disfavor; a good lot of the old timers here knew hunger in the lust depression and many of the rniddle.agers remember growing up in times when new ('411'S, doubleknit coats and $300 rings were reserved for royalty. Arthurdale, in fact, was a creation of the Depression. It was an experimental construction of the 1930s Federal Homestead Project, Some 100 other communities were built at various other places in the tuition, all 4slgned to activate idle land, give the impoverished places to live and rekindle sparks in the national spirit. Here at least the experiment was a success. The government purchased 2,400 acres of promising land from a farmer named Richard Arthur, built 65 sturdy homes and sent out the call for residents. Several hundred desperately poor people (mostly coal mining families) moved in. In addition to new homes, the homesteaders received emplo)lnent, se eral acres for •. :.. : 'KING RICHARD' DEMONSTRATOR ATTENDING A RALLY IN Washington, D.C. before the United States District Court building where seven former presidential aides were charged with covering up the Watergate break-in, sports a bizarre costume depicting President Nixon as a regent for the oil companies. NATION TODAY I Staunch Nixon Backer CHICAGO AP the of President Nixon's staunchest campaign contributors says he "would not hesitate" to help Nixon pay his tax dtbt of $465,000 If it becomes t - Muliumulllonaire W. Stone, president of Combined Insurance Co. of America. added, "Many Other citizens will do the same for him Nixon L.. lie's the great es t President of th e United States ever." The offer made Thursday. however, was turned down by the White House. Deputy Press Secretary Gerald I. Warren said he was sure the President would be grateful, but he would pay his own debt. Stone, who contributed $5.8 million to Nizcn presidential campaigns, also headed a defense fund f ir f ormer Vice President Spiro T. Agnew. imon 10 Ireasury WASHINGTON tAP: Fed eral Energy Administritor William F, Simon is in line f or nomination soon as secretary of the treasury, but he will not be given th e full economic au thor ity of outgoin Secretary George P. ultz, sourcf1s report. Well-placed sou -cts said Th ursday th at President Nixon is expected to tap Simon for the Cabinet post early next week. Possibly later on, John C. Sawhill, Simon's chief deputy in the Federal Energy O(flc', will be promoted to the top energy job, the sources sal I. Simon, 46. has served as deputy secreary of the Treasury since January 1973 as well as 'tinning the — energy office. Peace Within Trucking WA.SHINGII,N 'API A sett,'ement between th e Teamsters and the trucking indus try appears to have lefused a potential threat by other unions to reopen ontracts because of the ener gy crisis, Teamsters and ndusiry officia ls have quietly worked out a formula far omDensnflng o%'erJhe.road drivers fcc kst Income iltiiig Ironi lower speed liiiI., without re1çenug the -ontract. Ir.come Tax Status WA.SHINGTI)N APi -- The Sexjate-flouse committee ifl -tb:dkl I rt' t''t Nx.: t.'14.utflt' taxes, i leaving an' further congressional action to the House Judiciai'> ('t'm:nittt-c, which is considering Nixon's poasible impeaclnerd. The judiciary pa ne l said it would cuer the detailed report a! the President's tax situ. alum along with O'herevidence ti its npeachrient probe. Gasoline Distribution WASHINGTON i APi The Federal Energy Office in . nst ptie ;u :' ei titi'i and decreased $r titIn :ttiit'r i, ivi effort to achieve a more ni I t tith U ii X i '] in limo barrels of gasi Jin 'lit n' Li 'i'w. 'i 'ci' the extra April -' itit* wl :it',t. L11e nmn's average daily —. . ' Chapin, 33, former appoint, tents secretary to President Nixon, is accused of three counts of giving false t under oath to a federal grand jury • investigating "dirty tricks" in the 1912 presidential campaign. The penalty on each count is a maximum of five years in prison a nd a fine of $10,000. After deliberating nearly four - -------- - - -----=-=-, --.-"' tributing phony campaign literature. lie was the principal witness against Chapin. "There Is racist literature in here, utter lies about people's mrs to decide the case "solely on the basis of the evidence without bias or svninatht' IN THE NEWS "" "Use your common sense," other." Chapin's attorney, Jacob A. Stein, implored the Jury hot to be influenced by the campaign tactics of l)om,ld H. Segretti, a after pleading guilty to dis- his closing argument that Cho pin tried to disassociate himself all along from the activities of the man he hired. "[It Chapin never wanted the truth of his relationship ' with Donald Segretti known. This pattern of deceit, this pattern of Lies continued through April 11, 1973," -- a Nixon's Lawyers _... ''"' '" But he added: "By bringing in a verdict of guilty you don't deal with the problem that this material was printed." Assistant Watergate prose. cutor Richard J. Davis said in he said. "You are deciding nothing but this case, without any anger on the one hand, without any sympathy on the cruited in late 1971 to infiltrate Democratic campaign ranks and try to disrupt them. Segretti served 4 months to '}' mrrh,n 4 officials said even when that stole the nighties, valued at $48, task is complete some comma- because she wanted to Include miles would still be without the experience in a book she power, planned to write. Gas lines were turned off in other communities to avert the Fly,rn Possibility of explosions. sexual misconduct, material one would want to ,,, former college chum Chapin re- hours Late Thursday, the jury was called back to the courtroom by U.S. District Judge Gerhard A. Gesell, who asked: "is the jury close to a verdict?" "Is I "No, sir," replied the fore. man, Charles L. Wesley. The judge, In evident allusion to emotions generated by the Watergate scandals, told the Ju- FLORENCE, S. c. i APt "I Classes at Central State Unireally thought they were t'erttt' 1 .I. •' -. ontno -.-''J"'" WiII,...,I..... h 'JVUI Iii to kill me," reports television Wilberforce. Ohio, were can. celed indefinitely after the actor Joe Flynn of two men he suffered raajor says beet him up In a mugging damage. Students at astern at his motel. Flynn appeared at a Cancer cky University in Richmo od were asked to go home Society dinner Thursday night despite a mouth cut and a black until Monday. eye suffered w hen he was More than 30 buildings at the RD Army's Redstoile arsenal near Mugged Wednesday night. Fl) on, whoNJ pla> the role of Huntsville, Ala., where 90 per ('apt. Binghamton in the series — - •'"dSI'I'U, -d -- -• CHRIS NELSON Herald Stall Writer By cent of the city was without 'Mellate's Navy," told the aupower For 24 hour s, were dethence be was walking from the stroyed or damaged. A Baptist motel office back to his room, minister in Jasper, Ala., died when a tornado struck his where he and his wife were staying, when two men grabbed church as he was conducting him and took him to another prayer senices. room for some two hours. ay Help Screen Tapes — , Judge Dominick Salfi asking "what actions the Judiciary will take through 1976 to speed handling of prisoners through the jail." Ills demand Is "not Intended In any way to be facetious to. wards the judiciary," Kim. trough hastily added. "I'm simply pointing out our joint responsibility in helping solve the problems." Referring to the judges' order it, report on 19Th plans, Kimtrough said, "I don't see how we can give them a meaningful answer until they give us a meaningful answer," Endorsed -- The fourth judicial hearing, chaired by Salfi and including Circuit Court Judge Robert McGregor and Count)' Court Judge Wallace hall, is set for 1:30 p.m. April 19. In the meantime. Polk and Commissioner Sid Vihlen Jr have been exploring Acting in the wake of the defeat of the $3.8 million Five his demand the state ade- Points jail bond issue, Polk has quately fund the parole and suggested the airport's former probation office so that Naval Air Station enlisted prisoners can be removed from men's barracks can be concounty Jail by more rapid pie- %, ed at a cost of $200,000. sentence investigations. Polk and Vthlen are also A recent report shows that 18 working on the possibility of - Inmates have stayed in jail for reactivating the $3.8 million more than two months and II bond Issue for the November have waited three months election ballot. — — Seminole Calendar Of Coming Events April 4-4 Oviedo High School presents April 6 "Camelot," 8 p.m., school commons. Rolling hills Moravian Women's Fellowship, 7am. to 4 p.m., Super Valu Store, SR 436. April 5 Chicken barbeque at Sanford Police Benevolent Building, along lakefront, starting at 4 pill Steak fry open to public 54 p.m., Lake Golden Recreation Area next to Sanford Airport. Sponsored by Longwood Sertomna Club to benefit club projects. - Rummage Sale sponsored by Alcoholics Anonymous Women's Group, Holy Cross Episcopal Church Parish House, 400 Magnolia ,Ave, 2-3 P ill. Sanford-Seminole returnable bottle collection to benefit Rcdeheaver Boys Ranch. Call Jaycee Information Center, French Avenue for pickup. 7 Seminole Players of Seminole Junior College final production of "A Thurber Carnival" In the SJ(' lobby at 8 p.m. Longwood Firemen's Auxiliary will sponsor household products party to raise funds for fire department equipment, 2 p.m., Fire Dept, April 6 Annex Open to public. APRIL.4, 1974 Admissions Sanford: Annie i.. Glenn Andrew J. Paino Eddie Woods Grolcy Henderson Nellie L. Dillard Annie Mae Jackson 't'ihuum It. Jennings Donna Bieber Mrs. John (Cheryl) He:. wichin and boy Macie fl, Thomas Addle Parce Samuel E Faron Ili, 1kILii' Beulah B. Kilfoyle, Deitona Howard G. Mathews Agnes H. Lengel, Deltona Clarence Barlow Anna R. Goggin, Deltona Theresa D. Hollowa> Melvin G. Taylor, Deltona Opal I.. McEachern Wanda Dyer, Fern Park Ethel Caldwell Oliver Sjoblorn, lake Mary William Koster, [h'hiary Freida G. Leep, Lake Mary Frank H. Galipo, Deltona James E Sasser, Winter Wesley W. Pel ton, Lake Mary Springs Peter Jensen, Lake Mary Lola J. Hawkins, Ashbury, Roger F. arede, Lake Mary Illinois Susan K. 8w feiiid, Longwood Lyle StaI, Chico, California crulil C , Iic *attftiri' MY PAL HENRY I(Ef'U'j'lN(; REPORTS that he and United States Secretary of State ik'nrs' Kissinger sharply (iisagr('ii ;il)oUt nuclear arms m na liofl ti, Pipe-pulling l)efee Secretary James Schlesinger said recently that he and Kissinger see eye to eye on a large number of issues and differ only on some tactical points the feasibility of constructing a minimum security Jail at Sanford Airport, following the airport authority's permission to work up a full presentation for an April Il authority Hospital Notes — -..--.-.--- .. work session, any action on the court order. Coffee for Congressman Hill Gunter, 9-11 am., holiday Inn, Spring Fling carnival, SIt 436 and 14, Altamonte Teague Middle School grounds. Springs. Open to public 10 am. to 7 P.01 'I Drops, Deaths -- The commission has delayed, pending a Monday morning meeting. Astor Gets $350,000 For Jewels . Action Delayed Klmbrough's stand was endorsed by Commissioner Greg Drummond, who repeated ... has been pending mnemt'ers, said Thursday a sub- of accornm1iotjon will be rethe White house, is willing to let since that Feb. 25, and setting a poena will be issued for the ciprocated by the White House President Nixon': awyer help deadline of next Tuesday for the tapes if necessary. arid our President." screen tapes requt;ted for Its White House to say whether "The patience of this cornimpeachment inquiry. However, Hodino's tough talk they will be forthcoming. tilittee is now wearing thin," he was offset by The proposal is eceltained in a an apparent conChairman Peter W. liodino said at a committee briefing on cession to the White House in the fetter from John l)oar, chief committee counsel, to James St. flair. Nixon's chief mipeactiment lawyer, renewing NEWARK, N.J.(API—John The agreement came Thurs. case had been .scheduled to go the request for the tapes. Jacob Aster III his aecepted a day as a surprise ending to a to a jury for a decision on Fri. Dour said the committee had $330,000 ot. ol'-conmt M'Uement four-day trial in which Astor, a day. no interest in any conversations with a bail: he hat Riased in descendant of one of America's unrelated to U.s inquiry and infederal ci'.m't of 1omir j ii'arly a foremost financial dynasties. Astor, 62, a one-lime society lied St. ('lair to make the mmhalf tiibmi dollari ":rth of had sued the First Jersey Na. playboy, put the gems—in-hal determination as to what diann'( ii had iit lit a safe tional Bank of Jersey City for eluding a $250,G)0 diamond once should be sent to the corndep:iit ) allegedly losing his gems. The owned by French royalty—in a mnittee. private depository in the bank Wimik' emphasizing that thi' In 1951 tuiii!iiittev retained an unchal. I4 Too I enited right to make the final lie had asserted I the bhnk determination as to the r,'leTh' safety council has txt'n negligently lost the gerils vancy of 1 Traffic the t'onversatiim de.i in (tt'itt,itett sharply in reporting Lower mcnthly t' ' sometime between 194 and Doar said he was sure "it wt,iihl when he went there to Jasi'.am'y' t's I ihiu and the ity rates due to the energy crisis give careful initial con . 'lair tI'ern Nati. -n.it , '(ufl (-il sin C Nove:nb', But uatil not. sideration to )our response. the niui,'i r', i'i is lower it has not attempted to deterRodmno said later the sugges%stor, who lives in Sliami specis. mine had tion that St. (lair make the first the reason for the Beach Fbi., reportedl> 11 th 15 iii e%t" reductions jr, decrease, screening did not represent any the first t, The council said a corn- chosen a Jersey City bank so his cunttoie wife, Gettrude, would departure from the cornsecond Uirougiio v lust, the nuns. paulson of the amount of travel At mnittees negotiati,ig position on th not know eir whereabouts, her of fjtiitli iii ;Ii nation's oti the nation's turnpikes with the tapes, but other members the time the Astors WTC in the number of iatlitles on the disagreed. divorce prngs than In I9) hit t'istt hi turnpikes indicates that the "It was news to me," said more than it i t ti t' ,,, council t,vminant reason for the re Astor, who was born four Rep. William Cohen, It-Maine, spokesman sat ned ri'mber of deaths is the months after his father John who added that it appeared to Wint'nt ToLi,it', i council ret:uctit'n ii speed. Jacob Astor H drowned in the give St. Clair "absolute judg. president, said S "Yout ib ets's if dying lIE 41 sinking of the ;it'rsons Titanic, testified lent" over what the committee were killed in t ;if crash ir r i t imnatIcally at the opening of the trial that would receive. uujcnts in Ja.'iti,tt' an6 over 50 iiiitt t sir 'i (U" Said be was "in quite a state of Rodino also moved to SccomFebruary, compari'o ;lit ;',o the apokesrns'i "i'-'ia'c four trauma" when he went to the modate differences between persons the first tw) i, titthtl () times as great u ti ii 4 sat- bank to reclaim the gems and Democrats and Republica on 1973. vising 81 30 It iu you 110 iI 70." found them missing, the committee Drummond said. Further, he said, the state should also help ease pressure on county jails by more rapidly transferring sentenced prisoners to Raiford and other state facilities. Drummond first made his suggestions at the third In it series of court hearings which produced the order to plan through 1976, and immediately hire a jail nurse and doctor. The judges also ordered construction by October of it meeting room for prisoners and their attorneys. Drummond endorsed tin' order, saying the present lack of an adequate meeting space may provide prisoners with it successful appeal Issue and cause the expense of a new trial A three-judge panel which ordered the Seminole County Commission to square its jail away by 1976, and submit a report this month on how it will be done, has been told instead to submit a report to tl:e comnmis. sloners. Earlier this week, Coin. mission Chairman John Kim. brough said asking for reports Won't get the Job done; the cornmission doesn't really know what the Judges want; and is now taking an "okay, you tell us" approach, The first step in the Judges' order is to plan how to house prisoners when the Jail be. comes overcrowded. The Judges also ordered Sheriff John Polk to come up with a plan inunediately. Kirntirough said Tuesday he will write Chief Circuit Court April 5, 1 WASHINGTON lAP) The letter renewing a request for Jr 1)-S J,, with solid hacking the Impeachment Reuse Judiciary Commhtee, tapes investigation of 42 presidential ('unverfrom Republican committee "We hope hoping to break a deadlock with sations some of our spirit while they wete being investi. gated for eligibility for parole, '•"FI , M - -- [PEOPLEMN7V!. By CRAIG AMMERMAN certain to climb past $500 mil. nothing, blank stares on their als:i er on duty in other see- woman who lived there, "llwre Associated Press Vrlter lion, faces. tions of the state and in areas of will be some help as for as easy "I looked at it and wanted to The force of the tornadoes "The destruction, the devas- West Virginia, Ohio, Tennessee, loans for your recuperation." Lewis ' cry," said Kentucky Gov. Wen- was so intense that officials tatior is unbelievable," said Indiana and Alabama, deli Ford after he walked were certain they had not yet Vice President Gerald . Ford The woman, sobbing loudly, LOS ANGELES (All) — It. Kentucky reported 71 dead said, "Hut my home is gone." Christopher Lewis, the son of through the pile of tornado-left found all the dead. Five states after flying over the area. "You from the storms. Alabama 72, So were more than 150 others in actress Loretta Young, has rubble that had t,een Ilranden- — Kentucky, Ohio, Tennessee. can see where the houses were Indiana 52, Tennessee 44, Ohio the town where damage was pleaded no contest to a charge burg. Indiana and Alabama — were reduced to matches." s, 35, Georgia 16, Ontario, Canada estimated at $100 million, Got'. George C. Wallace, declared federal disaster areas of child molestation. Twenty-eight persons were S. North Carolina 5. Michigan 3, brushing away tears, rolled his by Presiden' Nixon and others In Xenla, temporary shelters Superior Court Judge M. Ross deaddenburg, in Fenia.Ky., In BranIllinois Virginia 1, West Vir- were set up for the hundreds of Bigelow ordered Thursday that wheelchair through a tempora. were expected to join them. The the death toll 2, ginia 1. ry shelter for Alabama home- designation enables individuals stood at 29, and was expected to homeless and a spirit of cooper. Lewis, 29, undergo psychiatri c In the aftermath of the (us. less, "It's one of the most tragic and municipalities to get km . go higher. ation existed as people worked (lamination before a May 9 tunes in our history," he said, cost federal loans to rebuild. aster, theshattered story was people — to pick up the rubble. At one of hearing to determine if he Brandenburg, an Ohio River and their lives, The fury of a hundred tarThousands of victims lost vir the shelters, Jerry Egan, 19, should be classified as a sex town of 1,600, shared the bomb. In hiillsdae, Mich.. li-year"the really thing offender, nadoes had rammed wide paths tually all they owned. And for ed-out appearance of other old Brenda Holbrook was found will be when thesesickening people leave of destruction through towns most who lived Last Nov. 25,13 Lewis, film in the storm's towns hit by the vicious winds, crying. Her brother James, 2, these shelters to go back and producer, and otheramen and rural areas, wiping out the path, life would not be the same Craters littered with frag. was found sitting In a puddle of see what's happened." work of generations. Some again. were indicted by a county grand mented wood where houses water. Brenda said her parents, towns were almost leveled. %c'tiole communities in Jury on sex charges stemming / The reality of having to start once stood, cars twisted like the Ballard and Carolyn, heard the several states remained from films in which Lys aged 6 In 11 southern and midwest- from scratch had yet to sink in refuse of a monstrous deern states and Canada, the for many of those affected. storms and laid on top of their without power. The Xenia to 37 allegedly performed molition derby, a colonnaded children in a hallway. Ballard hospital treated 300 persons homosexual acts. Wednesday night series of twisIn Xenia, Ohio, where half the town building reduced to a ca- and Carolyn Holbrook were without power; the most ters — the worst in 49 years — town of 000 was reduced to ricaturt' of a ruined Greek dead. left at least 310 persons dead, scrap. women sat on the streets temple. seriously injured were taken to Hollandor In Monticello, Ind., a town of nearby Dayton. The Injured totaled 4,000 and and wept Thursday. Their men VANCOUVER, B.C. IAPI — Early today, National 4,800 where eight died and 100 Author Xavier Hollander apat least that many lost their wandered through the rubble of Guardsmen patroled the quiet businesses were wiped out, homes The devastation was what once The Tennessee Valley peared in provincial court for were their homes, town to prevent the looting of Gov. Otis R. Bowen stood in the Authority said it had suffered sentence on a charge of stealing awesome — damage seemed They picked up little pieces of what little was left. Guardsmen remains of a house and told the the worst damage In Its 43-year four nighties from a Vancouver history, sO 1fl4 tiit use ot twit its department store last June 8. ii10 500,000- volt lines, the back, But the hearing was adjoorned bone of the utility's system. Re- until May 3. pairrnen continued working toChapin Waits On Jury's Findings At her trial, the author of (lay to fix the main lines, but "N Happy Hooker" mid she WASHINGTON (AP) - A federal district court jury charged with determining whether Dwight L Chapin lied under oath returns to its deliberations today, reporting It is not close to a verdict, Is Joint Responsibility I Tornadoes: The Governors Cried - 5 gardens or farming, and new remembers paying less than $10 for school lunches, other ll hope. In return, they were a month rent (towards the women took turns cooking it. asked to "work hard and build purchase price) on a home that We had meetings, we talked well." would sell today for $25,000. On over our problems and we all Indeed, the work did go well, the other hand, lie recalls, went to church on Sundays. To some extent because the "Nobody had any money and Yes, that's the way It was here community was favored as the some pwople had no food, then." But no more. According to pet project of Eleanor People scrounged is what they Roosevelt. (fill. There wasn't a gopher long.tlme residents, the glut. worms of progress have( She outfitted the school with alive for miles." money she earned from destroyed the innocence 04 Ocople Nonetheless, magazine writing, visited often, managed. Mrs. Felicia hart- Arthurdale. Once a self, encouraged the instruction of sell, still a resident, says she sufficient hamlet—with in. crafts such as hand weaving, and her husband moved to dustries such as carpentry and in one supreme moment of Arthurdale with two babies, a shops, which not only provided pride for all, brought her crib and a measure of pluck: employment but usable goods Presidential husband to ad. "My husband walked eight as well — the community is now dress the graduating class of miles each day to work, and be a nondescript and unproud 1934. The later occasion was got paid 35 cents an hour. But bedroom locale for a transient turned Into a nationwide we didn't complain. We were population. broadcast and history credits glad to have anything. That's ., The once-active Community Its importance for a nation the way it was around Center, where FOR drank rebuilding its image. Arthurdale then, everybody punch and Eleanor chatted with Ah, says homesteader Ben was glad to be surviving, the ladies, hiis been stripped of Uioinpson, who has since "There was a Feeling of inside furnishings and outside moved away, the times were ('OHhifluflity and cooperation. windows. The pottery kiln is Imth terrible and fine, lie Some women raised gardens gone, so is the metal shop. Births Published Daily and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs John iCatherinel Skains a girl, Saturday and except Christmas Day by The Sanford Herald. 300 N. French Av., Sanford, Fla 32771. Sanford Mr. and Mrs. Richard (Teresa) Holloway a boy, Sanford arta ri P-lant PAul it Sanford. Florida 32771. Discharges Sanford: Mrs. Earnest 1 Levather) Whittiy and boy Subscription Rates by :arri,r V..k 55,' Y.Ar tI Ad The Sanford Herald Friday, April 5, 1974-3A �i JPi )ii All i �6A—The Sanford Herald ! Friday, AprH 5,1974 Blood Bank Lists 104 Donations '"' The Seminole County Blood Sank reported 104 donors for I I 'U.S. Subs Are Staying In Holy Loch Time Does Mean Money , I -. By JEAN PA11'ESON Herald Staff Writer * / March, and 92 blood trfl sfus Ions. The 25 first time donors eluded: Francis K. Swanson, Sue Ann Skinner, Mary SaUy Collins, Randy J. Ptttman, Paul A. Baker, Louis Louis A. Winkelman, Ray Pivec, Wesley F. flowery, Rev. Elmer, A. Reuseher, Arthur Butt, Linda McKibbln, Elain J. Hannar, Bradley J. Belew, Dorothy E. Feddersen, Lucille Jarrett, Laura K. Jackson, Other W. - ',•; - - o o \\ - ' , - -- '' '- -• [: ' - - • - Harrold, Charles 1. Jarrett, - Floyd Otlids Jr., Richard K. --. - . ' - - _________ -; ' - __ I -. - —- - - •-.o-- '- . - . - - ' - - . • Stinnette, Rod C. 'Sanford, Francis J. Steffens, Margaret • Harris and Jere Dale Dottan, . "• Peggy T. • 4. 11 There were eht one-gallon donors: Edward A. Korgan, Jr., fHrraI Pholo fly Gr Ha yes) James P. Be con Jr. Berwyn A. i\ters, Wttina M. Oglesby, SEMINOLES 11th TRAFFIC DEATH FOR 1974 Harry A. Steinineyer, William A TWOYEAR-OLD girl was crushed to death by a pickup truck just W. Bracken, Erwin K. Hoaglln after noon today near Third and S. M. RiCharde Jr. Street and Poplar Avenue in Sanford. Police are withholding her name until th e family is notified. The driver There was one five-gallon donors: Edward A. Korgan, Jr. of the truck, 39-year-old Joseph Fields of Lake Monroe, was not James P. Benson Jr. Berwyn A. charged, police said, Peters, Wilma M. Oglesby, Harry A. Stelnmeyer, William W. Bracken, Erwin K. floaglin and S. M. RlChrrde Jr. There was one five-gallon donor: Walter H. MerIwither, Jr. There were two sixailon donors: Walter A. Cook and John ii B'ihl. ByBOftLLoy Guedessa1dAlwthpllater Other donors included: A majority of city cornCity Editor development of condominiums mixdcmers have indicated they Eugene Williams, Ben Hart on 37- acres ---. lh - W south of Bid= Drfr. Pi.nI,.fr L',h....1 U . wu vuc w reappoint uemen w Sanford Zoning and Planning Street between Old Lake Mary the board. H. Liming, Kenneth D. Thitsehel, Si-a., Julia H. WhlteLead, Commission Thursday ap- Road and Airport Boul evard. Guedes said coat estimates on Russell P. Polke, Melvin proved preliminary site plans for 227 apartment units, the projects have not yet been Siskend, Russell BTIJ eluding the first phase, of the Richard W. Boyd, Pa W. eluding Mayo, William n. Alt. Alice Odyssey Inc. multi-million. The Z-P board recommended Linebarier, Samuel Linebarler dollar Sanford complex. David Berrien, Kirby Moncrief, Odyssey is developing 32 Larry Blair and Dale Coppec% Elbert N. Bennett, Clyde Li WASHINGTON (AP) — suggest stability in the job plc- over the full year. Some private Cilne, Ransom D. Smith, Ella acres on the east side of U.S. 17- to city commissioners who are Unemployment dipped slightly lure. economists had predicted the Mae Yount, William V. Meyer, 92 north of Sanford plaza due to appoint two oersons to from 5.2 per cent to 5.1 per cent The nation's unemployment rate would top six per cent. Emery Kretnbrthg, ibornas F. Shopping Center and south of f ill vacancies on the Z-P board. of the work force In March, the rate Jumped from a 3-year According to today's report Bonniol, Gary Li Tate, Nelda 27th Street into a multl4an1]y, Berrien and Phil Logan government said today. It was low of 4.6 per cent In October to from the Bureau of Labor SInCkman, Mabel A Chapman office and retail center, resigned three weeks ago the first decline in five months 5.2 per cent In Wayne Albert, Thoinu Scar. Officials said the first three protesting city commission and raised hopesthat the rise in impact of the January as the tistics, total employment re. Fuel shortage mained essentially unchanged pello, Jon Alfa Smith, Jerry D. acres, approved Thursday For overruling of a Z-P decision on joblessness that began with the spread through the economy. It for the second consecutive Smith, Earl S. Handley Jr., apartments, will be 51 units in a brick wall In a commercial Arab oil embargo may have held steady in Februa ry at 5.2 mon th at 85.9 million in March Thomas D. Lemon, William B. 2 one and two story buildingsWine. City commissioners later topped out, per cent. while the number of people not RiCharde, Keith H , ICeeg) at a cast of smo,000 reversed their stand and m Labor Departmen t The Nixon administration at work edged down from Charles E. Ely, Rev. Kenneth Builder Robert Patrick, of Berrien said he had recon- sidered the drop of one-tenth of had forecast a sharp rise in million in February to a sea. W. Bolt, Edwin D. 1gM, Ocala, said the units will be for sldered his resignation and one per cent statistically in. unemployment in the first half sonally adjusted 4.6 million. Larry H. Singletary, Ken W. rentals and a like number of would like to again be a Z-P significant but government of the year but with Joblessness The average work week of StaLls, Mabel Morrison, Phyllis apartments are planned for the board member, analysts said the figures did averaging about 5.5 per cent production workers Last month K. Rugensteja, Philip Q second phase of three sara. dropped six minutes to .8 R.A. Guedes, represen ting Walker, Harry Linden, Blair hours. Don Aiwin, told ZP board Kitner, Donald E. mem be rs construction is Walter Li Samuel D. scheduled Immediately on an 11 Jr.. Opte1ia s. 1 S. Stahn, Eva M. Abbgy, acre, 178 unit apartment H.T. Dowell Ranch. Valued at County complex between Country cto Casselberry Charles E. Brooks, $M. Johnson, Jack Li Perce, RobertRoad and W. 25th Street east of Four valued at $90, Clothes valued at $70, 1). Nelson, Jam Lilly, Abe Airport Boulevard. Sanford belonging to Pamela La stolen Thursday from truck The board Lilly, Ernest Baumeliter, approved parked at Sabal Point France, stolen Thursday \ 0 Q2StkI ft. IXudap, Tawn M. preliminary site plans for the 11 ~ inefly School. Television of unknown value laundry room at Stratford N Kent, Franklin Cuitreth Jr., building Canoe val ued at $145 stolen stolen Thursday from GoldJohn Robert Ek, Richard L deceleration and aceleration Square Apartments. Thursday from yard of Jerry sboro Elementary School. Swann, Kathleen Murphy, lanes are provided at the $500, Murphy, 26, 1615 S. Bear Lake Clothing and puppies of Clotht valued at Janit.a Heiman Harper, William Coun try Club Road and W. 25th belonging to Linda Hoperaft, Road. unknown value stolen Thursda y G. Braceland, Dorothy S. Street entrancestothrcomplex stolen Thursday from laundry from home of Sharon Williams. JCSSC S. Cleveland, and a sight proof fence 15 built Forest City room at Stratford Apartments. Makowski, 1821 Summerlin Larry D. Shiver, James to buffer single fa mily homes Ave. on the east side MeWborter-. of the tract. Rings valued at $300 stolen Television valued at $320 Furniture valued at $100 stolen Thursday from Stratford Thursday from home of Ed stolen Thursday from home of Mossmnan, 48,104 Joanne i.ourt. Junita Jones, 221 Yale Drive. Apartments residence of j A. So$ia. - -- • . . :- - - S - -'- .' --' - - ' I* * -- - =-=---.- * * Sanford Board Approves Apartment Complex Plans -- --- _•.. • . ... . J. . Henry Block has 17 reasons why you should to us for iriconte tax help. , BL mmm THE INCOME COME TAX P F Blotter fl P LE L.ONGW000 '03 N. Hwy. mfi SANFORD 301 E. First St. , 1314414 Mon. - Fri. to Sat. . Sun. to S ON LY 11 DAYS LEFT — No Appointment ______________________________ Nt(,Uari. - - I (. - --- Altamonte Spring ~I ij7! . .,~ ~ .. __ - - - - 'i of .i . -2 .2 '. _A..t . . ..-•'i-'r',t ,1-,,. ' 'f:. 4. '-• '. . ,c... ,).4, '•' Winter Springs Two fans and auto parts Chuluota val ued at $100 stolen Thursday Spotlight valued at $15 stolen from home of Melba 1. Meal, including 100 pounds of Thursday from model home at WhItiker, 49, of Box 175. ham, stolen Thursday from 675 Sheppard Drive . '*'' '' . ._'t-•,• ;c* 4 ,' ..'s'.t.. •.d'..•. _~ Area Deaths - ij . - .PAM . .-•; - - ,. •. j. - .. ;s' ' :' -' -: ' ''! ' - - -. -. night. Born in Cordele, Sursivors Include four nieces, Ga., he came to Sanford in 1921 Mrs. Dorothy Wing, Orlando; James 1, Hardy Sr., 82, of 606 and was by the city of Mrs. Grace Fisher; Mrs S. Palmetto Ave., died Thur. Sapjoi',j employed and retired from the Maude Morrill, and Mrs. Sanford Police Department. He Gladys Cowan, all of Pittwas a member of First Baptist sburgh, three nephews, Cliff Church, the Odd Fellows and Trees, Richard Caldwell, and Sanford Masonic Lodge 62. Gordon Caldwell, all of Pittwile, Iburgh. Survivors include HARDY .-'.".-! .. r - .- 1I r flCI '4 Zik ow ffoo`:_I~ '4" THREE MIDEAST LEADERS SAUDI ARABIA'S conservative King Faisal l and Libya's leftist Muammar al'Qaddafi tn and Jordan's King Hussein tel are trying to agree on amicable end to Mideast hostilities, Hussein wants Left Bank, but SO do other two leaders, and Israel. Territorial Tiff UNITED NATIONS, N.Y.(API — The United States and the Soviet Union are arguing over Israel's refusal to pen territory it controls to United Nations peacekeeping troops from unfriendly countries. The U.S.-Soviet dispute forced postponement of a Security Council meeting this morning to vote a six-month extension in the life of the U. N. Emergency Force manning the buffer zone between Israeli and Egyptian Forces along the Suez Canal. A little tougher on the sailors, perhaps, but not much, Laotian Government I.UANG PRABANG, Laos iAPi — Premier Souvanna Pliounma arid Prince Souphariouvong, the leader of the Communist Pathet Lao, were scheduled to go before King Savang Vatthana today for the investiture of their new coalition government. Prince Souvanna was to be premier of the 10-man cabinet in which the Vientiane government aad the Pathet Lao have equal representation. Prince uphanouvong, his half brother, will head the 4miian National Political Council, which also will be equally divided. F L IS OR MORE FURNITURE SALES i7-92 CA SSRBERRY ReaN~`tvrs ' W - "i - ! 1 , * - - '_' -' To Poor Germany •Mud Silt Forms Islands ' A P CIAL SECTION OF THE tNFORD HERALD ckson ' I' Let's Not Be Nasty How to your electric bill. understand Customer's fuel adjustment based Customer billed at residential service rate. Bill past due 20 days alter mailing date.— Date mete r was read,\ 1 ,- I ,i io,.s'wI ,s PUTDUIAFTIM FEB 2? 79 I E8 I on kilowatt hours used. Customer's account number. Cost of service not including fuel adjustment. PPII ftoRlDA owta a UGHT copa.av Florida state sales tax (commercial and industrial accounts), *PP(a I ,&s a,o G?'.ii SCiDgit 0 Si? •'t *D C 5LJL*? o.4 i,a,,.i., .10 ,,oi ei'a 624 8i4!0 7) 0 ) 525 5i 6 ,*' 41 85021 •,,f, ,•.__.,! "'':. . Cost of service including fuel adjustment and taxes. •, TL 8 77:I t 4.2 '4 1 F7~3;71 - Meter City or county reading L. ISTANBUL.(Al') - ' The stag. Europe to Asia, is not )ct nant waters of the (;olden Horn complete. are siiting up rapidly, and in the The br idges, the experts sa y, higher stretches low mud slow down the already sluggish islands are appearing and currents in the estuary, which forming stretches of dry land. are incapable of carrying their Kamil Bakksl, a local dealer alluvial load on to the point in animal intestines, built where the Gedt'i Horn flows himself a hut and drying-sheds into the Sea ut Mtrrunra. a for his unsavory wares on one of The streams that feed the esthem, and now lives aria works tuary were once known "the right in the middle of the once Sweet Waters of Euruçe." Now is ' '' 1 For m i '))f)rmatjon call l22-:j 11 83j.,9 DesCIIIM I $irH 11, 19743 ' / p.m. - ' \ beautif ul waterway. they too are laden dowr, ttit)' Experts warned some industrial and human w*tts, years ago that the and robbed of their ability b Golden Horn would be solid enter the estuary wi th any ground by the end of this cen- force. tur) The)- blame not only the the construcuonofa canal right industrial areas of Allbeykoy round the nor th of the Old Ci ty, and Kagithane at the head of which stands on a peninsula the five-mile long estuary, but between the Horn and the also the three bridges which Marmara, to flush out the dirty now span iL lht uppermost of waters trapped in the estuary. theae, be lng Wil ias part of the The cost, however, would be ring-road co mplex attached to prohibitive, municipal author- 'AM 1615 NW I AVE III. I - tax. ' OWDt*; -000 35?1 :::::: Number of kjlin',tt hours used from previou to pr,em I rt'adi:ig. I hcrt"s a ni'w item L olled 1 1. [:1 Al)l' his Mrs. Kathleen Hardy of San. Brisson Funeral Home in ford; se ve n sons, Li C. Hardy, char ge of a rrangemen ts NEW YORK (AP) — La w. Pits, Ga.; J. U.. Win ter I'ark; ____________________ ren Jackson, who ta p J. Li B ni ta Spr ings; James T. _____ P-I A danced a's Baby Laurence with Jr. and W. E.. both of Sanford, 0 i... Funeral Notice top jazz uitrwncn5Lsls since U. S., of Tituaville; Raymond, the Pfr4Os, died Tue-day. Jack- of Lake Mary; three daughters, HARDY JAMES T. .son, who began his career at Mrs. Ann Mayhew, Or lando; Funeral ervc.e (or James T age 11, worked with the bands Mrs. Florence Beecher, Ha rdy Sr., H. of 401 S Paim•tlo of Doke Etlinglon, Woody Her. Pompano Beach ; wW Mm Ave. Sanford, *$o died Thur. sd.v. will be he man .ad Count Basic. Camilla Kelly, Sanford; 29 Saturday, of First Baptist gthkk'en and a number Of Chur ch J. T Cosn'àto Cit 1C4&IIiQ ISody will III In tit,' great-grandchildren, in I 7 p tn aurisi in ZZ MIDLAND, Mich. (AP) urrn CI'ni,ter-y iir,ssor, Dr . Leland I, Doan, 79, former P Cl CU?FORL)CALDWELL preslthnt of Cu, tiled Thursday. Doan, who Clifford A. Caldwell, 95, of GETTING HIGH married Ruth A. Dow, daughter 1001 Magnolia Ave., Temple ALL IN a day's work for these men shown of the company's founder, Terrace, Winter Park, died headed Dow Chemical for U Wednesday. Born in Pitt. painting radio transmitting tower at 13th and on )'5J'I diring which shi-heImetOFI(,50 $ LaureliflSan(ordtomeetFederajAvjatjonAd company's profi ts more than vests ago. He was a retired ministration requirements. qfp contractor. L - %. P ALTO National s . iL on our t-k'ct nc bills. It stands to: I rid adjustmit'nt, tmnd h1is ht,'t'n a part ol t he r.iti' st rui t ore siflee I '25. We started 1km1.! 'fl; it on your ['ills last I)t' umber to help \'t ' I i't'ttt'r understand your monthly ch1imgcs. This fuel adjtitment represents tht nmnthlv changes in cost and (ltI,lflhitit's of fuel nL't'ssar\' to meet the tk'm1ind for olvt'L it also ri'fk'ct the h')',ht'r Lost of burning lower i'olluit ing fuels. It gives us ,i chance to m.ikt' appropriate increases ci decre1ises in your t'kctric bill without hsving to go through costly rate case prott'edings. Yes, we did say decreases. Under the fuel adjustment form rita cst,ihlishi'd by the Florida PuE':c Sen':ct' (.orllnmission, I'I'Ls rt'iik'nt i,iI ustoniems enuvt'd reductions in [''lungs totalling ut'r $2.5, OO,0OO from l0c4 through t he sum mum C. ustoint.'rs service address. Amount due when bille t]. ot 10-,71 . (C. ustoim'rs in previous 'ears ('M.'ra'miced incruast's or decreases dependimig upon prevailing conditions amid thu formula bt'ing applied at the time.) So, as \'oti can sr-u the fuel adjust mint works both ways. Of course, now fuel costs are rising ainil the I oil adj rist mt'nt retlec t an im'ic reast'. But not .i rate increase. The fuel adjustment go diro, tiv to pay higher foil osts, rithi'r than producing iiy profits for the company. Vhat's more, bt't.ause the t4t'l adjustniunt is [used on 1in 1iverage fuel cost which indlLides part of our inventory purchased at lower prices, and our less costly nuclear mmitl gas generation, the increase on your bill is not nearly as 't'vt'me as thu.' increase in our oil pnct's. These increases have been very st'vt'rt', seen thu.' pin barrel i. ost of resii.li,,d s . , PARIS i APi - France will Saturday morning. The White cemetery near his country vote for a successor to Presi. House said Nixon would return home in the village of Or-viliknt Georges Pomnpidou May 5, home Saturday evening and hers, 35 miles from Paris. government announced to.. had no plans for "substantive Two Gaullist candidates for day as politicians Jostled for meetings" with other leaders the succession — former Preposition in the race. attending the memorial. muiers Jacques Chaban.Delmas IF no candida te wins a majorThe mourners will include So- and Edgar Faure — announced ity in the First round, a second %'iet President Nikolai V. Pod- Thursday, and Socialist part) round will be held May 19 gorny, Chancellor Willy Brandt chief Francois Miller-rand was iiiatching the two biggest vote, of West Germany, East Gem-- also certain. Finance Minister getters in the May 5th balloting. man Premier Willi Stoph, Belt- Valery Giscard d'Estaing was The decision, reported to ish Prime Minister Harold Wilalso a prospective challenger to newsmen by Agriculture Minis, son and his predecessor Ed- Chaban.Delmas and Faure for ter Raymond Marcellin, came ward Heath, Japanese Prime the anti-Left vote. at a cabinet meeting held while Minister Kakuei Tanaka and The first round of the presileaders from all parts of the Prime Minister Zulfikar All dentlal election must be held world were converging on Paris Bhutto of Pakistan. April 28 or May 5, with a runoff for a memorial service for Pompidou died Tuesday at two weeks later if no candidate Pompidou. the age of 62, two years before get.s a majority. The betting 54) President Nixon was due late the end of his seven-year term. Far is that Chaban-Delmas and in the day to attend the requiem He was buried Thursday in a Mitterrand will meet in th e mass in Notre Dame Cathedral simple private ceremony in the runoff. soriw ,.•• '.": MW ( 5 . -4'' 6. .~WA i14 L 4'. is Longwood fruck broken Into Thursday at Eric Adams Furniture Residence of Charles V. Exxon station at SR 434 and Warehouse parking lot and $700 Page, 31, Spanish Trace Apis., U.S. 17.92 burglarized Thursday cash reported taken, broken into Thursday. Steseo, and $103 removed from Jewelry and gun taken. Tota l register. value $1,550. Oviedo - TODAY I ((a' It 0 N N -, L E N Si — generals, Bonn politicians and "American shock therapy fur Frankfurt businessmen. Europe'" The German official What about the therapy? The peered across his desk. "For us nub of the American complaint It's not a shock, it's a trauma. is the lack of consultation As for therapy, that's In very between Europe and the United short supply." States. The Germans, as the TheGermans feel hurt, present Common Market puziled and threatened by the chairmen, argue that they can series of statements from hardly consult w hen the EEC President Nixon and secretary gives them no mandate to do so. of state Kissinger. They feel Privately, t hey say they ha ve rather like school-children in a given the Americans as much class that is being collectively information (in particular punished for the misdemeanors about the European approach of one of its members—in this to the Arabs on March 4 as instam-e, the French Foreign they could possibly have given minister, without going behind too many As former had boys turned backs. good, they are puzzled that Mr. problem of consultation Nixon, speaking in Chicago, was one of the nlain items should lump them in with the discussed during the visit paid rest of E:urope.•And, of all the to Bonn by the new British peoples of western Europe, they Foreign Secretary, James feel most threatened by what is Callaghan. If the British and regarded here as the Chica go Germans can agree on some q ul timatum: the threat that, form of European-American unless European behavior consultation, would not the improves, A me rican troops French find themselves i'ia be withdrawn from isotatetP his a charming idea, Europe but the French will take over If the Americans are bluffing, the EEC chairmanship in July. it is not a bluff the Germans Many Germans wonder if enjoy. If the Americans ax they are now paying the penalty playing a power game against for their three-way stretch— France, West Germany is Europe, 11w Ostpolitik and the i nevitably drawn Into it. anchorage in Washington. The There are 210,000 American basic question In their minds troops in Germany, and without this: if Washington wants to them the West Germans could wash its hands of the political not hold off the thousands of messiness of Europe as a Soviet-alliance tanks that are whole, will it still treat West massed Just that short way up Germany as "Europe" t he road east of Bonn. milita rily' "IF," the official continued, The Americans are now "wi' really have to choose giving assurances that there between Washington and Pans, are too runny American in. between American troops or vestments, political, finantial vague Jubert concept of and hard military ones, in West dignit . t hen for us there is no Germany For it to be left in the choice. American troops every lurch. Indeed, the one bright spot in When American officials a dark week was the an• wonder out loud whether nouncemnent from Washington, "Europe is useful to us," it during the visit by the West gives t he Jitters to (;ennan German finance minister, tires ~~ WORLD could make Holy Loch, as well as Rota in Spain, superfluous. If the Americans were chucked out of Holy Loch they would have to go back to ports on the east coast of the United States. This could be done without sacrificing much target coverage by making high-speed runs to and from a point near the first patrol area (but far enough away to avoid giving away its exact location; high speed submarines are relatively noisy and easy to track) and. on top of that, by lengthening the patrols from 60 to about 68 days. Both of these things are highly desirable, but not essential, at least over the next few years; and in 1978 the C4 missile with a 6,000mile range will appear on the scene and Friday, April 5, 1974-7A - ' Police are gone forever. Most of the submarines now operating from Holy Loch have Poseidon, which carries 10-14 warheads ( the A-I had one) up 2,500 miles. What the U.S. Navy has done with their extra range is to aim at some targets they couldn't reach before, and also to move the patrol stations farther away from the Soviet Union in order to complicate Russian efforts to locate and track the sub. marines. French Election Set May 5 - . Kam . patrol it proceeds to th e nearest "station" - a suitable place for l urking under water — and covers the closest targets. During its patrol, It moves progressively forward to closer-in stations, covering targets dee per iti the So viet heartland, and then conies back out along the chain again, finishing as close as possible to its base, thus maintaining "target coverage" for as much of the 60day period as possible. A Forward base such as Holy Loch, close to the patrol areas, was required to keep the sta tio ns within 1,200 miles of the targets and the off-station time down to a reasonable level. But the days of the A.l missil e UMslI Dipped Slightly , solutely essential" if Its missile submarines are to be able to cover their targets. This is true only in the sense that Holy Loch is necessary If the present selection of targets Is to be covered as effectively as now In the cheapest and most convenient way. Desirable and handy as it is, Holy Loch Is not absolutely essential to the American strategic deterrent, nor even to that part of it contributed by the missile submarines in the north Atlantic. When most of these subimiarines carried the 1,200 mile Polaris A-i missile, Holy Loch really was Indispensable. When a submarine starts its . .• - 0. ___________ -- - L- ---.. U than get the extra leisure with the family," he concluded were through pumping gas time." there was always th( with satisfaction, During his time off, Marmechanical work to catch up Not all service station The gasoline shortage and chalowski takes his boat I wouldn't on. say the gas operators felt the gasoline resultant ear lier closing times " Of shortage gave ua any extra free any given river, fishing s h or t a ge had at service stations might have course I Like to do that," he extra free time, or changed time or changed our routine brought more leisure hours ° •t can't their lifestyles appreciably, much." was Owens' conclusion. the Lifestyles of many station always afford to spend all your operators, but not all of them time Just running around like 'I. Regular House "It's often the difference having fun." 'ii Johnny Brown, owner of "It just means we're workg between whether you prefer to Johnny's Standard station on regular hours like any other ______________________ eat, or not to eat," was the way U.S. 17.92 in Sanford, said his human being, instead of Mel Dekle of Sanford put the gasoline station Is closed 44 working day and night," said dilemma, • hours more each week as a Clem L'onard, who has a Shell ____________________ "Sure it's nice to have time for relaxing withmore result of the gasoline shortage. station in the city. "I supse It has changed my I 11i i "Although I'm on shorter family, to go fishing, camping lifestyle a Little," admitted hours, I've got fewer men now, and swimming at the beach. Brown. like to race cars, and which means they're still But working shorter hours there's more time for that. working nine hours a day, six usually means earning less There's moretime to spend with money." days a week. Working 54 hours ______________________ the family, going to the beach a week doesn't give you much While station operators had a and other leisure activities, and time for leisure," said Leonard. lot of time on their hands at of course my famil y is happy "It works six of one way, to height of t he gasoline shorta ge a during January and February, bout that. half.a.dozen of the other." 910. most of them are back on If. B. Owens explained that Work Less normal schedules--or almost d"ing the he ightof the gline Ciii Of visit this. ID the schedules t hey were fllfl"But," added Brown, "You shortage when gas lines were do-11-yourself dealers ning before the energy crisis do would their longest, his men ork kss, you earn less. h!1 not struck, occordmg to Ik1L'. sco,,ysure that's altoge ther an tin- the equivalent of eigh t hours 4 ZDS FrI*( Av Ave "1 used to open 24 hours a provement. work in four or five hours. "We UPPLY day, seven days a week," he One station operator who has couldn't have stood that pace a HILL LUMIII a SUPPLY CO explained . "Now I open six slightly more leisure full day," said Owens time and days a week, from 6 am. to 11 fully appreciates it, is Steve ORIGOlY CO ,,We might have put in a few $31 Mip4q A,* at night. Eleven hours a day L'i William, who runs a s shorter hours, but after we ______________________ ta tion on all a man can work, anyway, U.S. 17-92 at Lake Mary WEHAVrSTAT FORMSand we all had one day off Boulevard , before, so things aren't much "As long as I can sell my full different now," quo ta in six days, I prefer to close on Sundays," commented Shorter Hours William. "Before the gas ' Another service station shortage we would open all worker concerned about weekend, and aIthugh I shorter hours is Pete Mar- usually had Sunday off, I still come chalowski, at lIow,trd's Mobile, had to check to see if the crew sou th of Sanford. "It's fine for was doing alright, and I had to those who don't need the be available in case the)' money," said Marchalowsk.l, needed rue. •. WL v i....,,..._ "---3 use 14 LI. nuniun, and "but I need the money and "Now my Sundays are really once in a great while we make a mistake. would prefer to wor k rather free and I can spend all m' time But I our error means you must pay additional tax, you pay only the tax. We pay any interest or penalty. We stand behind our work. IA)NIX)N - LENS) — Those American missile submarines are stayi ng In Holy Loch after all, in spite of the Labor election manifesto's proposal to "seek their removal." The knee-Jerk reaction of the Labor left never had much of a base in practical terms; it Is hard to imagine Harold Wilson ever so b,holden to the forces of antI.Mnertcanj.n or pacifism in his party as to evict the Americans from within shouting range of Britain's own missile submarine base. The United Sta tes found Its knees jerking as well; it trotted out Several of its top admirals to tell the world that th e base at Holy lAeh in Scotland is "ab- The Sanford Herald fuel oil leap by ol" during January 107.1. alone. The rise is nearly 2C) over Januim 1073. That's ajump from $3 I 't H to more than S1 1.50 per E'arr.And th,it Wiv \ - 01t it' '-t adjustmut'nt lncri'ast' in your ck'ctr. ['lI But there is something you can d Look u nck'r 01,11 t. olu inn on your ['ill that says "Kilowatt I buns Used" That tells how much ukc tricitv you rise It's your control over how high or low your ['ill is. Compare it from month to month Try O observe ' - : ' the Watt Watcher rules. And you'll find that &'kctricity isn't t hi' omiI' thing you . : , r'l' 1= L) ' 1 ,'. - f, ( S COSt PA', People. serving people. . . - �d you've Got Company, Babe.l, Hank Hits 714 .., -;J ,~jjin By HERSCHEL NJENSON Fourteen more teams are was like building AP Sports Writer Disneyland at the 1751oot mark. Among the The Atlanta-Cincinnati game Braves, feel I can hit maybe 35.40 home run and stale a base in Oak. scheduled to get going today. Indand Al,It's Detroit ti opening the gate. The pro. cheers and accolades for Aaron was Interrupted for six minutes Thus far, aiter just one day in the "Thank you very much," Aa. runs again" at Baiftmàre ic on had been made and the were lands rout of Texas. The A's a spotlight, the 1974 baseball Cajfoi-njast the Ctikgo resolution of while Anton was congratulated ron said, "I'm just glad it's al stags, was in the fifth jumped on Jim Bibby, who no. set " By scoring a season bears a striking re- While Sax and Boston eongratu1ao the by V Gerald B. most over wi th." al MU- Like the super star he Is, inning, Aaron also tied Willie hit them last July, for four runs slance to 1973. As- Senate and a standing ovation Ford, Baseball c waukee In the afternoon and ron stole the show, Issioner Before the game, he had said: Maya for third place on the al. In the seco nd Inning and chased Rank Aaron hit a home ru n He lined a3. In the House of Representatives Bowie Kuhn and Bill Minnesota at Kansas Bartholo. "I always thought time was on Itime list in that category. him with two more in the fif th City under 1 pitch over the left field fence when No. 714 was announced. No. 714, tying Babe Ruth's the lights. may, board chairman of the my side and I still think it is. I Jackson doubled to Ignite a After Atlanta built a 1 lead, career record — the Atlanta The lone NL daylight game the Beds pulled within range on four-run second inning. Gene Braves' bullpen Failed misera- finds Houston at So n Francisco. Dave Concepcion's solo homer Tenace walked, Joe Rudi dou. 1' Pete Rose won a game for At night, Pittsburgh visits St. I off starter Carl Morton in the bled Jackson across, Tenace Vie Cincinnati Reds with some Louis and San Diego plays at fifth inning and Tony Perez' scored on Ray Fosse's single My sharp hitting and baseninning, laos Angeles. three-run shot off Phil Niekro In and Dick Green's two-run Reggie Jackson did some 11 rest of the clubs swing the eighth. With two out in the single accounted for the third strong hitting For the Oakland into action Saturday. CINCINNATI lAP) "I've Field fence in Riverfront Sta. nati that continues Saturday gametime and he ninth. responded George Foster delivered and fourth runs. Meanwhile. A's and the Texas Rangers, dey was always thought that time was dium, The big news Thursda and Sunday following an open with what thestanding room a pinch single and Rose doubled Catfish Hunter, a 21.game win. spite Manager Billy Martin's Aaron. The 40-year-old slugger on my side," flank Aaron said "I still feel like I do owe fans date today. The club announced only crowd of 52,154 had come him home to tie the score. ner in 1973, held the Rangers to pennant talk, lost equaled Ruth's mark, which Thursday after the 40-year-old In Atlanta a shot at 715," Aaron its intention, triggering con to see. Buzz three Hose doubled again off singles through seven InDespite the slim opening day was once thought unreachable slugger unleashed a dramatic said, 'but, yes, I am going to troversy. The homer, a three-run with two out nings. blast, Capra in he 11th. .schedule one game in each He smashed a three-run homer home run to tie Babe Ruth's all, play, Saturday. Bowie Kuhn, commissioner of sailed over the 375-foot mark Capra then uncorked it wild The game marked the start of league there was quite a bit off Cincinnati's Jack Billing, time record of 714. "I'm certainly going to play baseball, said he expected the and came on a 3.1 Alvin count from pitch, which got away from Dark's second term as of action as the Reds rallied to ham In the very First The Atlanta superstar's time. the game the way it's supposed Braves to use Aaron as they inning of had the Cincinnati right-hander. catcher Johnny Oates and manager of the A's. He sueedge the Braves 7.6 in 11 innings the season on his very first trip less chase of the legendary to be played and if I get a pitch a year ago, playing roughly two Aaron had taken the only other rolled to the corner of the dug. ceeded Dick Williams, who in the National League while to the plate. Ruth ended abruptly on his to hit, I'll try to dispose of it.,, of every three games. strike, a letter-high Fast ball. out behind third base and the managed the team to three the two-time world champion "It was," said teammate first swing of the 1974 season The Braves had wanted to The soft-spoken superstar "It was a good pitch," Aaron hustling Rose raced home. straight division titles and A's trounced the Rangers 7.2 in Norm Miller, "the most appro. when Aaron (trilled a Jack hI- withhold Aaron from the three. wasn't placed in the line-up for said. "I was guessing a single, two world championships the last fast ball. Jackson slashed the American. plate thing to do at the time lingham fast ball over the left game opening series in Cinctn. certain until shortly before lie got it up a little." 4 The Sanford Herald ney Pounds R'io ggs, on Was Aaron Felt 'Time TAMPA Pinney pounded Jackson. ville's Dennis Riggs, who held the southern title until 1972, throughout most of the evening to take home the lop-sided, but not easily won, fight. - .1 Both contestants weighed in at 157, but the transplanted Missourian took control in the opening round, punishing Riggs with a two-handed assault. The - doubles and a towering home two years. Cr ine 1t' I t'ra1) I - ~ ) _ ffiwi~~~~~N` . W-6 a - —NIF A1W-i4- Action former champion was unable to mount any kind of offense in the first round " 01 _ a 0 ~A By Doug Slorum Herald Staff I - 'I he referee twice stopped the action in the third round to warn both men for rough house tactics. Riggs tried to take the fight to his younger opponent but had 1) '. 4 --. ~s & - .!—, IV LRIELVIL neither the foot or hand speed to do it, and took a drubbing for his efforts. The "wrestling match" continued into the fourth round when the eventful loser was penalized for intentional but- Writer Sports I Hank Aaron, with all his "common-cool" during the entire build-up to the now historic Brave's season opener in Cm. cinnati, got down to business, did what he's paid for and jacked number 714 right out of Riverfront Stadium, his first time up. Spring training is a time for suffering but not the type miner' incurred the endless string of repetitious questions that he never let dangle regardless of where he A rather modernistic approach to a game some apparently feel will better accommodate a society that can no longer be bothered with a full nine Inning game, especially the gruelling pitching duel which lacks offensive action. The design of baseball and its strategies require a fan's patience, not demanded by other sports, Atlanta manager, Eddie Mathews, under just as much stress as Aaron cannmg pwung *aron In the opening lineup, is probably more relieved than most that it ha ppened quickly. Now he can get dOfl to ' his biI5IflS3 of I15fl1fl game, one at a time for the remainder of designated hitters you'll end up with f'W'A4'1,'nhl,, •... z. jU21 ULC XOOU*U, Y b.. NO IVdILI3, the offense and defense and more pulled muscles if scouts can find that many Players r ay of the title "designated hitter," the seas(n. The home run was as Inevitable as the sun rising, and number 715, which Will put Aaron at the highest of home run plateaus is just as sure to happen. Besides, baseball fans and critics, i I wonder if there's difference) have a new all to ba t around for awhile — 7be World Baseball Association kid br other 10 the World Foothill League complete with PH "fledging artists" and heW tiW rules that will change the game's strategy and — tempo considerably: —Five designated hitters -One designated pinch nmner —And — shall we dispense with throwing the ole' "apple" around and chatter "way In color for night games. If they don't use flourescent balls I'll A disappomled. Imagine someone throwing the ball with the blurring speed of Bob Feller. Hear the play by play announcer In the press box — "He's rutting em dOWfl with Water of a laser beam tonight!" Sean M. Do'ney Jr., founder of the American Basketball Association with its red, white and bl ue basketba ll and three point field goal, will preside as precident for the WRA. The changes, ac rding to co will "assure longer player life, more offense, shorter games and players becoming in the operation of the fourdivisI drawing teams from the US, Mexico, Latin America and Asia, _____________ _____________________________ ' — Pastizneto other Little League has done it, and actually the Majors have done it to a certain extent by the mere presence of Mexican and Latin American players on big league clubs. The try for Asian material is potentially Mat politicid relgtjOns ice breaker. It could develop October play. offs into being a true World Series. But that thy Is a long way off. Football League has proven intelligent young athletes will jump at the ci: nce to new and promising great monetary retw Ice Battles - . X I"! _. .. —' extra itame at home in the In the World lckey oa. Jane Starting Guard? TALLAHASSEE. VIa. tAPi Will the Florida State Football team be on the way out unless it has a girl at T ogethe r' Bucks Two Up On Lakers ',, ' By BERT . OP -' — - for winning the Vt. eh - ., _______ vvui hm _____ . I ,_ . IL -- . = 1 .. .piir carry pengu, r , . Past he - Blazers 4, Jets 2 "He should be the league's Danny Lawson scored liii. MW, whether he actually wins to Join Mubeta's Mike Wi. it or not." %tid FIvers' captain ton and Winrppeg,s Bobby H Bobby Clarke "But I know ,t in the 50-goal club fat' this WH,, won't go that Wa). All you ever season. The goals led Vi:. readaboutlsfBoston's,Bobby co er to ic victory , r Hull, Jets. Orr and Phil Esposito. '%\ . ' , ' - i ' _ __ '_ ------i •, .'.,.i, A fl___ a— ace I .. "r The Associated Press lea:ned __ tA1-... By BOB COOPER AP Sports Writer . . . . / tta as the lisard if Regents considers a resolution denying university facilities and support to organizations which discriminate in membership as to race, color, creed, sex or national or igin. Th e resolution, needed to comply with th e fed eral Civil Rights Act, will certa inly open to women th e membership of tr adi tionally male societies such as Florida Blue Key at th e th e University of Florida. Asked Wednesday a bout athletic teams. Regents corporate secretary Hendrix Chandler said, "I don't know If are going that far." we MIAMI Atli Fullback Larry Csonka said lie has had twt'4o'ur meeting with Miami Dolp hins' Coach Don Shula and reached a mutual understanding of their fbSiti(4flS for 1974. Usonka, Jim Kiick and Paul Warfield of the defending Super Howl champions sign ed a three year contract last Sunday for a reported Li S million to join Toronto of the World Football League in 1975. 'I know I can speak for the three of us," said ('sonka of tummise'lf. Kiick and Warfield ''Wi' want more than ever in wtwi we know will be a pressure situation to have a good year and another Super Howl championship. "I explained why we had to do what we did and assured turn that our long range Fut ur e will have no effect on our loyalty to him or our performance for the Dolphins,'' said (.si'nka. "He mShulai said he understood, We worked it "ut. l's cut, iii ed and through - a . pJy nigh' - pound when he staggered not about to give up. The illegal Perez. tactics of both got completely The same punch produced out of hand in the round as same results In the seventh, Pinney was thrown to the canvas several times and Undefeated Nathanial Gates suffered an Injury to his back scored a split decision over when Riggs bent him over the Mike McKinney in a six-round ropes. The final bell came with light heavyweight war. The the irate Fans hurling articles bout was all out combat from into the ring, most of them headed in the Jacksonville fighter's way. Perez gave a gritty if not winning performance in the battle with Davis. The first two rounds were fought at a bristling pace as both men showed good hands, sharp punching and excellent ring generalship. Perez was able to score with whistling lefts and rights to the body while Davis countered with sharp jabs and right crosses. 'I he third round, the same sine that Davis stopped Perez when the pair met several years ago, was the turning point. the opening bell, with both men forced to hold on several times in every round Using an effective jab and a sweeping left hook, the winner was able to stay out of harm's way long enough to clear his head every time the heavy. Fisted McKinney would catch him The crowd gave the two hometown boys a rousing ovation at the conclusion of the sixth round. Gates was four pounds heavier than McKinney, who tipped the scales at 169. Davis began to come on, The night was not it complete using a short, but very effective loss for the Riggs Family as his uppercut on the inside. The brother-In-Law, Larry Peterson blows seemed to take quite a bit spotted Willie Charity a six out of the local Fighter as he had pound edge in weights, 147-141, trouble weathering the fourth. and rallied to score two knockThe Sanford slugger was able downs in taking the six round decision. The win brought Peterson up to a 6-1-1 mark and prayed that again he can stay in there with a fast to stein the tide in the fifth as he came back to score repeatedly with solid lefts and rights. But the advantage hiftccl to l)a is OflCt' in the sixth starter, which ('haney HI "I' PEREZ TAKES A right from Davis was, - SJC Beats St. Johns, 9-6 To Regain Loop Top Spot ABA Am,r,ca,i Leaqu All Srr,c lest of 7 East Divis ion Scm,fsn*Ii W I,. Pct. OS All Times LOT Iialt.morc a o ODO -By DOUG STORUM Matadors are currently one- day, banged out three hits, Valencia mentor Floyd Perry Thursday. April 4 notIon 0 0 000 Herald half Staff game behind Seminole and including his circuit clout and is not down Writer East Division Cleveland over two losses this 0 0 000 will put Tom Intislo (6-11 on the drove in three runs. The club's week to V'rU na III. New York 115. Desro t 0 0 000 Florida Junior College Nrv York fram seres 21 Ml*a,kq', 0 PAI.ATKA— Seminole Junior mound. 0 000 leading hitter freshman Jacksonvillei and St. John's. West Division P4,* York 0 0 000 College returned to first place Seminole's curve ball Dwayne Gray, at .34.5, picked Indana I San An?oro 1' Against St. John's, Valencia West in Division II Junior College specialist and winningest up two hit.& ser.es t eil 77 (iakid I 0 000 inserted reserves while leading San Deco l'O Utae VS. serei Californi a 0 0 000 t , competition Thursday with a pitcher, Bob Meadows'17-1)will Raider Coach Jack Pantelias 8-1 and in Perry's estimation, 'ed 2? CP'cao 0 0 000 ' come-from-behind 9-6 win over face a line-up that has been views Saturday's game as a "we just couldn't play toss Friday. Ape April S Kansas City 0 and 0 000 '' St. John's Community College hitting at a .315 cli p Led by good opportunity to put catch," losing East Division MIfYOt& 0 0 000 ', In a flurry of ,t Carols., a? Teias behind first baseman Wayne Matador catcher Armond Seminole in the division's unearned runs 94. o 1 ODO I P P m. Friday's Games Weszka's fourth Inning two-run Leonardo 1,410). drivers seat if Meadows and Saturday. April i Florida JC scored four M'flOt'SOla iOlyIev 70 Ill homer. In Thursday's game, Rob company can equal anearlier3- unearned runs In taking a 4-2 West DivisIon ar'tas City iSpittorti 20 11), San t.ntcr'.c it Indara. • ,,, The Raider.,; play second Mahoney went the distance for 2 win over the Matadors, win over the Orlando based I' s. CaIicvn, (Ryan 21 ii) a' place Valencia Community the second straight time and Vaiencia evened the series Matadors. Sar. ()-eçr at titan, P ?I p rn (Wood 2420). aO.oat. Cs.cicio College Saturday at 2:00 p.m. fourth this season to register his with a later 3-1 win behind the 1 r,ccess,vr, 7 IS pm "Our boys know we weren't Svndy. April 7 at Matador Field at the fifth win against two losses, Bc%ton (T'art 2013) at MI two hit pitching of 64" beaten by better ball clubs and East Di vis ion *aukv. (Coiborn "121, KOM Valencia campus. The Weszkn, leading hitter for the Gronowski. out attitude Is still good," 14e* Yerk V40- M& at Vgna 7 30 p en Norfolk. 7 30 p en Detroit (Lolich lb IS) at Ba) Carolina at t,more (Palmer 7294, 35.000. 7 XentiiCy. 2 10 cm pry' AD'IIJ Monday, April I East Diviiiin Saturday's Games VIrQInIC at Pli-* York, $ OS Oakland (Holliman 21131 at I' Tiva'. (Jv'nkns ii II), V pm West Dsvis4on Minnesota 7101 (Hands a' Utap at San Deao. 10 30 K ansas City (Busby lb IS) 2 30 t r'rcessary I ' pm April Cailor,', lSnrr 1 tat Division ("cagI' I4aPr'srq, 4121 ) 2 .''-.. ,, ,s Carols., '0 1I if 1 0(,rs'rq'',t. r oactIon Lee 17 Ill at MI If you're driving to Orlando Wednesday. April It eaukre i wr . ght 1119; 2 ai Saturday afternoon and you I can now confirm President Nixon's East Division os. baseball is now dead." ,O riiu(kV S 13 cions regarding the hypnotic Dttroit iColernan at Look in the sky towards 23 IS) direst suspicions While August made no personal allusion s. 'I r(p,tr ftaumore IMcNalIy 17 17) 1 , West, don't power of the press. Heretofore, most be alarmed, SPORUFOCUS A Plane, Toy Rocket? p P. S ()l'(( Selections Cicvelar'd (C, Pr',4 1919 ) Near York (Stottiem ,Cr 35.000. 2 p ri at ,, National League East TONIGHT'S SELECTIONS W L PCI 30 0 0 FIRST 0 ,IX, A&s( sroar,s . Aflt Montreal Ii 0 flO Or on I)). M neo(,t .111 (41, Ntv, York o 0 cm 0 SECOND flpllt'Day,s I). lasnon PP,iIadelPP, Ia Ciass O (7). C Olumbia III THIRD 0 000 0 Ptt%burgt' Sadscv Jest 13. lilac k 1.1cr 121. S tL OvA C 000 K 'S ViCtoria iii FOURTH - Tel) West I ?re Ill. Nqs Tears Ill. BOVrtCeq 0 I 000 C'rsc,r'rat . (sr, c7( FIFTH C' 0 Silver Stinger Houttos. (4 .1n11 Ct'arm (1). TopsOte ill 0 000 Angclr% 0 I 0% . SIXTH Stnmrer Mitt i7t, Cr'ss a 0 0 D.ego Sar br. 0 Teart 47). Rhonda II). San Francisco '' 0 wo ' SEVENTH 0 D.tk POir (71. I 000 I . ?.(os.taqii' Concern 0 Mineola Atlanla 9, 01 (3' EIGHTH MontaQue Friday's Games C.usr (5), Little Honor Ii Spncrrt Ptttburgt' IRMS lb II a' ('press 151. NINTH anoeShoes SI Lout lObton 1210). 2S-000 (S), Mi ni II). M9st c king ill 9 30 pro TENTH Old Pour Boy (3). $n Dii'oo lOre'S 10 17) at t.tir,at (1). Blasting Effort (Si, Lc'% Angeles (Sutton II IC 35 Fast Buck (6?. ELEVENTH (1 lo 30 c Garbonie ill. Csnc ,nnaI Harry (7? lMobtrt% 17111 0 HoustOn TWELFTH Doctor (SI Ir,5h 117 "al, v.1n( ,S(0 S RrclIey 1317 III (',ranci I'lcv'c'r,, ) I' :s (c..' - - By Joan Ryan Martians aren't landing and people have dismissed charges trade flying specks zipping around aren't the world's largest against the media by put-upon athletes, irritated coaches and politicians under investigations as an easy way to escape inevitable blame. But now I know dif. mosquitoes. Starting at 11 am. Rimes Toys and Hobbies, 4200 North Orange Blossom Trail (U.S. 441 two blocks south of Lee Roadt will begin a model rocket and plane ferently. The power of the press is Force that can bend reputations and dictate the course of history. In fact, I am now prepared to declare that everytime a collmnist rolls a clean, white sheet of paper into his typewriter, he ts about to work a sphere of influence that goes be yond light reading and box SC'OreS. "BUYER WITHDRAWS TRIBE OF. exhibition and show featuring four national fi rms' wares. Spokesmen at Rimes said the venture will be th e first of ses'rral planned exhibitions and shows for the area, with free F'ER, CITIES SPORTS EDITOR'S ('OI,UMN": That was the headline that caught my eye UP! reported that an irate refreshments. Edward _1 DeBartolo of Youngstown, 0., withdrew a tentative offer to purchase the hlpless Cleveland Ind ians because of a ('t'nturi, Estes, Testors and Cox toy companies involved in model rockerty and other phases of powered vehicles will have representatives on hand to initiate the inquisitive into this.' world of miniature powered real column written by Cleveland Press sports editor Bob August. "flow' do you think I feel"" wailed DeBartolo, "A ugust called inc a second'las.s citizen in print flight. %I% interest in to DeBartolo in his column, he did write, "So far DeBartolo's main recoinmendation in this area (as prospective owner) Is that he runs a second-rate race track, featuring second-rate horses." The fact that DeBartolo strongly identified with his horses surfaced only after the Press hit the newsstands. For three weeks, the subject of new ownership of the Indians had been the only conversation in Cleveland. From bars to country clubs, from the east side to the west, the debate over DeBartolo's credentials replaced Watergate as the prune concern of the ci tizenry. August, reached by telephone in Cleveland, clarified his position. "Quits.- honestly. I didn't want him to have the team," he said "I would have done anything in my limited power to keep him from buytngthe Indians. The situation is bad now, but this guy didn't offer a solution I'm not at all convinced that I stopped him though, because I know he (t1{ifl't even have a meeting with the current ownership''' - ror Uaddys 'Derby' HoDes ou ve a fract ured sesamoid bone in a at a milt along with Swift workout f or the l'niile Arta S kes whiner Noble Michael A1mt two dozen 3-year -olds kan Derby. Bright View Farm's Hurk will be seeking her P to turda> features in Hid seconl to llout in the (urchiLl Downs with mnar racing include the $3,O0O1 "iiai l'rt, at P. rimik's entucky I rb prep races adih'I 1k rkele I'nitic ii it iii tb.illtngt t l'te in Saturd New York and hot (,olden hate ields with nine of 3 H Spris, Ark. Pet and Perfect Aim in expected; seven for the $liO,i the Arkansas lkrb', Eken derb) nominees are Trenton handicap at Garden ected $nafldofl4for AU State; six in the San Juan Alsoespedto trase l the 22nd Gotham Stakes at Aque- CapistranoatSantaMitaanda duct, ith last year's juvenile dozin likely for W. Archie Lofton's Count lung, Protagonist. looking for added Black Helen at Iflale Felvitss. %inner of the Ramhis fwM victor) of thri season Peotagonist s only start this bow Stake,,, last Tuesda> Bold ft, ' many as 12 derby eligibles season was m the flay Shore (!,Irion Crimson Ruler, 11mg could be in the $lQ0,000-add Last month in New York, where Latch and (Fice King Arkansas Derby, where one the Elmendorf Farm chestnut William nWW Stat tlready has fallen by the son of Prince Jc.tin was fourth in ray, with Haggin Perry's As. Jacinto V 'tsquez iii.ikitig up ,,,(Is, ,I tile 126 sille with a leg injur). Rutiert B. Cohen's Hudson pounds he'll carry. heeds Jean Pancoast's Sellout, win. . County, winner of that seven field for the San nerof the Iauix*anaDerbyt furlong event, Juan ('aplstalso is in the rano month in New Orleans suffered Probable at 11 miles over a turf field for the Gotham t'ott,, 8) F to 4 guard' Will South Flor ida's basketball team be a thing of the pa st unless It has a female forward? Those are some of the questions that may come up Mon. Dolphins Work It Out '., '/4W \" ..L.. - .::':" center about jumping leagues. y Go B PRANK MACO1BFI4 Copley News Senlee K A I ~ is I FF It s like Merlin O n was sa .saying the other (Jay: You have to make it while you can, because this won't last forever." The l2.yearAngel Los es ltam defensive tackle was referring to the professional life-"n of the big league football pla)r. remarks were uttered before the Terrific Triad of larry Csonka, Paul Warfield his , :" ' mimid Jun Mick decided to go %ith the Toronto Nortlunen of ,.. . L is — uk __ .. Beverly -.________ ; ,i U!t ; I 7 ' The victory moved the Fi within one Punt of the total amassed by' the Boston Bruins of the Fast Division The team that ltrusiies with the regular ason punts gets 4 "s Stanley Cup final series In a way, that proved true if they get that far. Thursday when Esp to made In the other Nil!, arne news without nlat'inr' n IS Thorsdayniaht,th tztamrsh was announced fro Penguins topped the Buffao couver that the YfL. Blazers Lns 4 trt Black Hawks lot the tp West a'aed the team with t goalsga,nst record zina __ — RENThAL Conquistadors also gained a 2-2 Angeles into taking long, outAP Sports Writer tie against Utah, shading the side shots and committing "1 feel Milwaukee has the Stars 100-98. NBA DiGregorlo and teammate frequent turnovers. Commissioner Walter to be on hand to best personnel in the league, The other ABA series, be. :b McAdoo, last year's n- Kennedy was Gail Goodrich, the Lakers' and when the Bucks put it all tween the Kentucky Colonels leading 'es DiGregxlo with net', led Buffalo to the Eastern scorer during the reguthe together, they will make any. and Carolina Cougars, resumes tar season, was Confere semifinal playoffs. trophy Saturday. held to only one body' bad," Los Angeles thni)it at Greensboro, NC., The Boston Celtics lead In the The presentation was sched- disconsolate Coach Bill Shar. field goal, and that came in the with the Colonels leading 1-0. best-of-7 series, 2.1. Wed for halftime of the na tion, man said. first quarter, giving Los AngeMcAdoo was pleased to hear ally televised Fourth game of k's a 13.8 lead. Then Cornell The Bucks "put it all togethTwo NBA games also will be about his successor, the playoff series. Warner, Bob Dandridge Oscar er" Thursday night, shackling played tonight. The Capital Robertson and Ron Williams hit the Lakers 112.90 in their na Bullets take a 2.1 advantage field goals, putting tionally televised National Has- against the New York Knicks at the Bucks ahead to stay , IN A FAMILY WAY ketball Association playoff Landover, Md., and t he Chicago by Alan Mover game and grabbing a corn- Bulls and D.'troit Pistons, Elmore .Smith, who had outtied ow ' manding 3-I lead in their their 1.1, meet at Chicago. The other .scored and outreboun.lcd Jab)&I #P# O 27F t,44WY best-of-seven Western Confer. N BA series continues Saturday bar in the Lakers' victory in 614*r ',r 6,f147' ence playoff series, at Buffalo, with the Boston game three, led los Angeh' In the ABA playoffs: the Vir. Celtics leading the Braves 2.1. %iith ?O points and 13 rebounds gima Squires gained their first fiCt'4' 4T4' ' ..::'.;::; victory in three games against Karremii Abdul'Jabbar, Jabbarfinishej with 31 point's 27"44f .4 'Y4Wa New York, holding off the Nets inot valuable player in the anti 16 rebounds. L)andridgt 116-115; the Indiana l'aces's !"llAthisseasollandhis bucki' contributed 26 points. '1I4, squared their series against teammates completel). $:- ?2 5/6iY 1079 Bucks San Antonio at 24, edging demoralized the Lai:t'rs' usual- series AiV C(/ stC'9t with a s'sctorv at Mil. Spur s 9119, and the San Diego ly potent offense, forcing Los , ',y ' - to fk Z ik ~ - --It, ' Japanese baseball, still hasn't broken the American World Series barrier. We certainly c,ii't lau,'h off the possibility of Downey finding enough name brand players to go "world." The World C _____ 2— -_ SPENCER, Seminole Junior College tennis coach poses with Dave Fetter (left) and Doug Mahlczowski, after the Raiders defeated Central Florida Junior College of Ocala 43 raising its overall season mark to 15-2. SJC is ranked fourth in the state in JuCo standings and lead division vision II with a 10-I record. Feller defeated Brad Beabout 26, 46-0 and Maliczowski downed Keith Decus 64, 6-2. Number one player for the Raiders Stan Aranda lost his match but teamed with Buckey Copeland to win doubles 6-3, 3-6, 76. Copeland won his singles match defeating Jeff Patterson 6-2,6-2. Mark Cooper defeat Asahar Shiekls 64, 6-3. margin since Kareem Abdul- the Year award and lead the Jabbar of Milwaukee was the league in assists since Oscar unanimous choice in 1970. Robertson in 1961. The selection was announced Hi., assists pe r game total Thursday. Ron Behagen of as accompanied by a leagueKansas-City-omaha got f votes and Don "Slick" Watts of leading free throw percentage of Seattle got one. ir I .a -- Stanleyville Steamer, tx'lit'yed be the first ze bra ever successfully trained for racing, is scheduled to run against a standard-bred tr otte r tunic lit in a special race at Pompano Park, "We know tic's the fastest racing zebra in the world," said Billy Haughton, harness lacing's all-time leading money winning driver. "But since he's th e only one. I guess that also makes him the slowest." Jui Paten of Busch Gardens in Tampa trained the 5year-old gelding zebra and Is slated to drive him against Cara Wyn, to be driven by Billy Deters. No wagering will be permitted on the race. Haughton gave the zebra its final workout for th e race on t he five-eight,,,of a mile track. Zebras are unsociable beasts from the African plains and have generally resisted previo us attempts to domesticate them. Sic TENNIS PLAYERS AND COACH votes cast by writers and college, was the Bra' No, 1 broadcasters in the NBA's 17 draft choice. He is the first league cities. It was the rldest player to win both the Rookie of they were of(enng hun 1350000 The Ptuladelja FI)ers are and Los Angeles Sharks per seaoo for five years Insoived in a nber of them dropped the ierze Knights ing to bIk with Bruins tel m T'ik tt t ziri Tr Then rs 1 n tNr s te "Lite a flt as an for example; Philadelphia's voting for Mt Valuable Play2 fkrme Parent shutout the New er for the w&n. The Flyers 'iwell MacDonald York Island I Thrsday feelrentIsasdndste IJ havingbroken the late Te , lObofth ' -_ " — ie the euriuslt) of tlw atson the Vancouver Blaz s1ttstic m nded Fan tripped the W innipeg Jets 2 - 4p - .. Hot' a few battles remain to I --I'- ~. P ) Ernie D," as he Is known to DiGregorio, 23, a 6-loot, 180Braves fans, collected 110 of 115 pound product of Providence ParentIs Leading Flyers By FRANK BROWN AP Sports W riter Some people say it's all over but the shoutingaj far u National Hockey League's i&u1a trntJ POMPANo REACH, Fla. tAP) 'Ernie deserves it,'. said McAdoo, who led the NBA in unselfish off the surface Thura. the team with his ball handling day in cred1tInghistearrinulft and control of the game. That's with helping him win the Rookie what we needed this year. Of the Year award for 1974. "We were d wild team last "My teammates played a big year, Winning only 21 games. role In this award," DiGregorlo We had no organiza tl on the said. "You don't shine unless floor. Ernie gave us that and led Yourteam wins and that's what us into the NBA Pla y offs for the we did this year. We won with a first time ever. He controls young team and I'm confident offense" we have a big future. "The vote indicates the uni. "Everybody's goal is to win formity of opini on ," Braves the championship, and that's Coach Jack Ramsay said. mygoal," said mGregjwho JIes certainly been doing led the NBA In assists with 8.2 job for us, and he will get betPT game. Although the WRA would be shaking more thar, the "House That Ru th Built," it does have interesting aspects of its g range objectives. More political and n- . I,, 'StjIl Ernie DiCregorlo, who led the Nation- RWe have been altered but the basics of the game essentially unchanged. some would go so far as to say spring was vented for the sake of the sport. spreading die jj parts of the world. — Professional Major League Basketball Standings No Foolin' Now al Basketball Association in un- scoring and field goal per. ielflshiiess on the court, was centage this year. "He helped taking a diving grab at, Downey proposes 80 game season —71m balls constitute a walk —An Sports Briefs _ BUFFALO (AP) ting. By the 10th and final round I'innev was far iIhklll III all PINNEY PACKS PUNCH Into Riggs to win 8A Ernie 'D' Gets Honor The key word is "attack," it reflects offense and constant action. With live was. Friday, April 5, 1974 John while Sanford's Vic Perez - Down Undefeated dropped a unanimous eight round decision to Eddie Davis f Tampa in the headline at. tractions Thursday night. - r - official cards, but Riggs was I'inney won the vacated Southern Middleweight title, i.e - Perez Drops Test By LEE GEIGER Herald Correspondent — Friday, April 5 1974-9A - t To Make It Whi'lle You Con: Fro Solort"in-,q stars echoed to explain their dramatic exodus from the National Football League, l.ikt a suggestion from the Mafia, it was an offer thIs.')' couldn't turn down. The Ham veteran has been a star for more than a decade. Yet because he Is not a ball carrier, a pass receiver, a passer or a quarterback he has had to fight each year for his raises.. So Olsen works in the movies, the upstart World Football League next year in a $3 million makes !t'levision comiimiiercials and is a co-partner In a Los Angeles automobile agenc y in the off-season. package. But what Olsen was saying is precisely what the Miami trio of "You don't make enough playing football, because you have to figure 10 or iS years, at the outsidc, is all you're going to have," explains this huge, good.natiired man. Hence the almost frantic for more money by the Otsens, the Csonkas and all the search others. It's not hard to Understand. When bankers, lawyers, doctors and other professionals make changes for more revenue everybody congratulates them. Well, pro sports has become as lug a business a3 any other American enterprise except, perhaps, the oil industry, so the men who draw the customers simply want more of the take. The ('sonka.Warfield-Kilck deal merely dramatizes this situation Owners like Gene , Klein of the San Diego Chargers, while he doesn't have to worry about losing many ci his players to the WFI., nevertheless Foresee a wave of new salary demands from topflight NFL, performers in the wake of what happened in SI maini The Dolphins, of course, have been noted for keeping the wages of their players at a low profil. So ht' George Italas Chicago Bears over the years. Defensive linebacker Dick Butkus has taken to playing the nightclub circuit in Las Vegas to pick up the extra money he joint get (r'p1 the Ik;irs The experts are predicting now that the Rear front office ssill have some dickertn& to do before it signs some of its players in the next few weeks. A few, of course, are bound by contracts. Others will be dealing from the strength of the Miami-to-Toronto movement. result was the present-da y NFL. the biggest pro "ports enterprise of Ihemu all The owners realize the mnwst brace for a barrage of new pay demands this year. Even before the Miami incident there was talk o' a players' strike to straighten out some pay and fringe benefit arguments The same situation will be true to some extent on ever. NFl. club. This is the real Impact of the Dolphin uprising rather than the prospect of a war between the NFL and the WFI.. There was a war 10 years ago, you will recall, when the sibling American Football League made so many waves it !inally forced the National I''ithiIl ls'.,gut' ti a(1'pt 1 1 1 h;'- betwtemi the owners and the players' representatives So if there is to be a war it is likely to be between the n.arwgermwnt and the players, not the NFl. and the WFI. Matter of fact, there is no assurance yet that the new league will even be ready to open by its intended date Jul., - �10A—The Sanford Herald Friday, Aprl 5 974 .4 t . #41 .W... 0 I ,.~ . . I ( .... q, kg . ~~ I" 11111111111' 1~,~ "o) - NO LEFT ___ I URN 711 _____ 11R ~I_ Pastor's Outer Space Travel Is Opening For People Throughout World Corner , ~_*_ .U~ I like an airliner. The revolution- serving more as a bus or truck attainable." ary space shuttle may make line for U.S. Industry, other The first payoff from Skylab transportation into space rou- government agencies and other probably will come from the re. tine for researchers, engineers countries, search resources surveys con. ___________ . soul, and with all thy mind. This is the First and great cornmanciment. And the second is like unto it, thou shalt love thy neighbor as theysell. On these two commandments hang all the law and the prophets," What a wonderful world we would have if all professed Christians fulfilled these two commandments in their lives For on these tSt() Is the foundation of all other Christian if LL — "Master, which is the great injustice to hoard up the commandment in the law?" material blessings of God for "i Jesus said Unto him, Thou shalt our own selfishness. By doing ,' love the Lord thy God with all so, we limit the spread of the thy heart, and with all they gospel to our neighbors whom '" ' RENT ' $10 $920 for their cruise fares. Among lpassengersonthe :w - - - FINISH Tranqu l ity Si' i third of the flights which atrived Thursday evening was VATICAN CITY (A?) Ron Hornaby, New York Giants Pope Paul VI appealed toRolinebacker, one of a contigent of man Catholics today to help nine professional football maintain the Christian players aboard the liner, presence in the Holy Land. He "It was a great experience, said continued Middle East We had good fellowship," said tension and emigration are Hornsby. "U we hadn't run out threatening Its very survival. • I I e . , The Pope ordered all churches to hold a special collection rough going when the beer and once a year, on Good Friday or whisky got warm." another day designated by the The 65863-ton liner was still local bishop, to raise funds for adrift today as engineers the holy places and church worked feverishly to avoid the ifistitutlouL spectacle of the queen ofBrttbh Pope Paul said the Christian -0 shipping being towed into community In the Holy Land "has undergone Innumerable Hamilton Harbor by tugboats. "It's a matter trials and has had painful diffiof pride," Ia flOP. Greig, ('unard Lines cdties" through the course of technical director said Thurs. history so that It is no longer i' .. day."1wanthertocornejun- sell-supporting. Photo By SIP V.11(10?, tier her own power." Should the community's pies. CHIMP GOES TO SCHOOL Two ocean'gotng tugs wereen ence cease, the Christian holy route today from New York to places of Jerusalem and the CENTRAL FLORIDA Zoo Director Jack Hanna, speaking to pupils at Lake h1a ry School,tow the liner Into port Should Holy Land "would become like the effor"jofC engineers museums," the pontiff as brought with him this baby chimp who was a fall. m last of the chartered setted. big hit with the children. including Kendra Jet rlvedatkeniletjyAjr.port The Pope, who has often cxLeep and Ricky Kelley and teacher Hazel at 10:28 p.m. with 425 passen- pressed concern over the holy Perinchief. gers aboard, places, issued his aoeal in a 14. -, ' - fi % ,4_ - i Prices Good Friday have been In great shape. It was '. . Bowdoin-Sowder Crusade Dr. Herbert L hlowdotn, Dr. Rowdoin is president of originator of the Methodist the Southeastern chapter of Hour religious radio broad. National religious broadcasts casts, will be the speaker at a and now Interviews nationally Bowdoin.Sowder Crusade at known persons and preaches 4 First United Methodist Church over the Methodist Hour series of Sanford during Holy Week, over 150 radio stations. The services begin Palm I Sunday, at 8:30 and 11am. and Dr. Bowdoin originated 'i'he at 6:30 p.m. Weekday services Story," America's first color I I will be Monday through Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Song leader and choir director for the crusade will be Rev. Whitney Dough. Dough will also present three hymn-dramas at 10 o'clock each morning during the Crusade. Jimm Sowder, director of the Crusade, will organize counseling cornraittees that will meet each evening, I and Saturday -, , I. It -- (1 . religious television series. which featured For Phulpot, evangelist. - Maundy Thursday will be observed at 7:30 p.m. with a meditation by the pastor, Rev. l4O King, the chancel choir will sing. After reception of children and youth in membership class by confirmation, the traditional Last Supper will be held. Mitchell, Stans Seek Dismissal Pope Paul has repeatedly called for the Spanish Castile Style , N -\ . . YOUR CHOICE dictment — there's no con- massive Security nd net to run Nixon's re-election apiracy here and there's no ob- Exchange Commission fraud ampaign - %, . ruissal of i case are routine, irid1 e'j . mg I: th, r aid jury thinii I could say of the quid pro and rarely ranted, however. thpt iiilutei Miteil and quo of this case," Wiag said. i'r I - Table Collection 4 T . Too - HEXAGON COMMODE corner to corner is" high - - __________ - " , - vernal equinox, full moon, a festival of spring, and festival observed when the therefore a time of rejoicing, descendants of Abrahan were and also to be reminded again METHODIST YOUTH PRESENT LENTEN DRAMA nomadic shepherds in the of the trustworthiness 0f God "TAKE THIS CUP", a drama of events of the wilderness, it became the who brings new life where there in fellowship hail. This scene portrays Jesus annual holiday of the people to has been desolation, diifinal days in the life of Christ, written and driving money changers from the temple. Art remember, and commemorate couragement and despair. directed by Anna Lea Heard will be presented reproductions from the National Gallery of Art and celebrate their deliverance Roasted shankbone is on the by 34 youth of First United Methodist Church of depicting the life of Christ will also be from the bondage of Egypt. table to remember the lamb Sanford tonight, Saturday and Sunday' at B r displayed. Today it is for the Jew a mirror both offered by the angel to n'in ,' of hope, freedom, equality, and Abraham that Isacc might live the escape from bondage for all and the Iamb that was slain 51) mankind, that the firstborn might live. On Jews will gather in their the table will also be pl homes and synagogues to "charoset," w hich Is a corncele brate the ancient rite. They bination of chopped apples, will begin with a meal called chopped raisins, chopped nuts , "seder," which means "order cinnamon, and wine. It is a — of service." In the observance symbol of the mortar from 'II' of the Seder the story of their which the Israelites had to deliverance out of the land of make tricks without straw and By FANI1E EDWARDS bondage is told again in the the affliction of being slaves. ficiates at all services Herald Correspondent Friday evenings and special songs sung, prayers offered, Four cups of wine are a part Holidays, expressed his and the symbolic foods of the of the Seder ceremony, and DELTONA -Temple Shalom 1 gratitude to Rev. deSousa and Passover which are eaten, they are to recall the (our divine will conduct Sedar services at The central food of the promises or redemption made the United church Conga r United Church of Deltona for their tolerance Uri Passoer meal Is "matzo," by God to the children of Israel . , Saturday at 6'30 p.m. i. on the dersting of unity between which is unleavened bread. It Is and to remind them that the ? First evening of the eight-day Jew and gentile and wished for called during the meal the children of Abraham despite Passover Season. Cantor them "a most happ "bread of affliction." It has no the bitterness of exile, m S PP) Eage East can find PITTS FAMILY HONORED Michael Goodman, leader of r yeast or Fat content and is a the sweetness of God in His ason. Temple, will officiate at the Figure reminder of the haste teaching, REV. AND Mrs, J.T. Pitts will be honored two-hour service. Tem e C,c.I.a Farm,,) a eS Sedar ce ' r. , - . - ' -. " y Sunday by the congregation of Sanford Church of God in a Pastor Famll Recognition Sunday," for their contribution to church and community. The family came to Sanford in 1969. Services begin at 9:45 a.m. with Sunday School followed by special morning service at II. Following the traditional dinner will be - observance, ser%vd 't', 1 ' ' •' - flclals have been doing this for the past eight years. Rev. John H. deSousa and congregation of United Church have shared their church with Temple Shalom for the past 10 years. At present the Temple is building a fund with which they hope to construct their own ' i': - ' - ' 0 . Minister 41) 'f 's' #'- 11 I i f 4.4 - .- :' " , c. - .- .' / ' 4 . , t ,, ' IL • SQUARE COMMODE _24"44"-1911 high ,i s E ACH B 2 TABIr - -1 D t rlUfelI u.I I I APIIJ! a e.. n C..i..._.I_. TT COCKTAIL TABLE 70"*S2"_,6" high -- - - . ll D'I tiii u., i -6370 Ca II for for a worm welcome . - -, " ' - , — I - "~"" " .. - ., . , 0 . - , . iv - (Hrraid Photo By Charles Edwards Cantor Goodman, who of. . A . OBSERVED Mr. and Mrs. Jack Levinson and guests Area Churches Schedule Holy Week Services 1 1% , ____ - . -' ' 1 - '' ' ,, - - Baptists Plan - V 'Rail in Oviedo - ' to your "New Castle," - - synagogue, REV . AND MRS. C. 0 . At reception - &1 ., The Sedar Saturday is for members of the congregation only, but on Tuesday, at 6 p.m., Temple officials, headed by ,, - ' Cantor Goodman, Jack Levinson, President Mazwell Zager and Philip Moskowits will conduct a Sedar for the students of Stetson University in Allen Hall. The Temple of- '. '-" ' —"' -- fictive? You're reading this unel !/ •...-. • New in the area? ad to be noticed or ef. . . ______ - Calls. means 1 column by 2 in. -, ... Honored By --'-: A p/j - -' Evans, and Corrie Ten Boom world of make believe. In film . who during World War 11 was she illuminates how God in. condenmetl to death by the volves Himself in human Nazis for aiding the Jcws of drama and makes Himself Special services will be Community messages will center on the pm. United Mcthodit'4 )rnn has Holland to escape capture and heard through love. sporisorecu by the Sanford s gron w to an average Maria Von Trapp has ministry of Jesus and a "talk. will sponsor a Maundy Th a death. ur. Sunda) School attendance of Ministerial Association each United Me r'L .. L th odist back" and fellowship will be sday breakfast, 9:30 a.m. I The film is about women, bu t powerful story of her ad..i iUi Cii 134 and lP0at morning worship. day during Holy Week. at 12:15 held alter each service. Holy following meditation service Rev. venturous and overflowing life. it is not Just a woman's film. p.m. at Holy Cross Episcopal Carl Ropke II became "Like a Might)' Army," the Communion will be celebrated led by Rev. H. Wight Kirtley at Conic Ten Boom suffered at In "The Sounds of love," she pastor in 1971. Rev. Clarence Church. These brief moments true story in Film of the evan- through a unique worship ex. 9. I)El.TONA the hands of the Nazis'. Cruel reveals an Interesting cornCommunity Good Friday Gould minister of membership of meditation on the events of gelism explosion at Coral Ridge perience on M;n'ndy war-time death claimed the biruition of the bitter and era Thursday. an ser'.ices will be held at Deltona Redeem r L uth e the week of Christ's l'assjon are Presbyterian Church in Ft. a nd evangelism For t lives of Four of her loved ones. sweet as she po Christian ('hutch at 1 p.m Lutheran Church of the ignantly tclls of year at I)elton'i United open to the public. l.a'iderdale, will be shown Altamonte Betrayed by her countrymen those days in the Austrian F'rida)' liedeerner will begin Holy Week Speakers will be Rev. A. F. Sunday at 7 p.m. at Community Alps Methodist ('hurch and his wife for aiding Jews, she, too, was just before the invasion of E 4 celebrations Stevens, pastor of Lake Mary United Methodist Church when the dn a were guests of honor at of Commun ity Holy Cross Ep iscopal congre gation enters scheduled for execution. Her tidIer's armies. the church reception Sunday night in Presbyterian; Dr. Harold Casselberry. The film Is being On Palm Sunda) at the in formal procession Palm The lIt H". William fellowship hail. hams, Sanford Christian shown in conjunction with a Altamonte Community Sunday at 10:30a.m. Holy Corn. Church — Church 1k', J T (osmato I This is is preceded by F'olwell. 1)1), Hishop of Central visitation program underwa', at cancel choir is uI present Florida of the fellowship sup per honoring the First Baptist, Rev. Leo King, the Casselberry church. Episcopal mUfliOfl will be at 30 p rn on IF F'aure's "The Palms" and the Church, will be at Holy , Methodist; and 62 persons received into First United Cross Maundy Thursday and ; ''". Special Holy Week services negro spinulural Rev. "Were You Episcopal Ieroy Soper and Rev. Church of Sanford on Tenets-ac Service will be at T J membership of the church S tie4 1 Carl include communion, WCCInCS. there". James Remley is choir Palm Sunday on ¼,, - — innon of (,00d Frio.. Ilds I ross , the past less months \lrs at 8 a mu fur the ' cia) at 7:30 p.m. with music by director and "d Karen Nuerung Sacrament of Confirmation A Iledeemner will telebr Teddy I)unnawas' was chair. P. 'g Central Baptist Young Hope Choir; devotionals organist. i breakfast honorini' the Bishop Faster with two services of the .'vent __ , liv the liunisters. 0 a.m (mid the cunfinimuition class will 830 am. .s'id 103 A program was presented by - ,t Baptist Women of Central pm. , Senior rish hal' Easter Brunch will be s; ": '°' be held in the .a-"Her. Ken Mrs. Sylvia ilardin, public Baptist Church will join Baptist Miller will : speak at fellowship will present a ned b' th Ladles Aid lxi. " ,L.. 'relations chairman and Women of Scuiinole Baptist As. the 6:30 am. Easter sunrise chancel drama entitled The following the service . Holy steen the se'vuces, Communion will also be supcnintt'ndent of the church's sociation for a Prayer Retreat service and Rev. Hill Pickett ng is Crownt Thirteen Redeemer mein. cekbrated study program, for the Work at the home of the O. P. Wade's will preach on "The Road to at (tie 11 a.m. setI liens, headed by their president, Beginning "'(' at 53) Area on f"dut'atuon, mu on on Old Orlando Highway Th'mrs. Victory" at the 8:30 and II am. I' , Mrs Jesse • ann 'tridreiss, attended iiursuat SOUp Casseioerry Baptist day. The) still leave the church Easter services. A breakfast A the Sprin Rally of the e held. There is no will be at 9:45 n.m and take a sack served by the youth 7:15, Lutheran 'A llrot'n's Missionary ch~irge. but Casselbcrrv reservations must Baptist ('hutch, lunch 8:15 In Fellowship hall. I 70 be made at the ctrnl'choffice no Seminole Blvd., IAiRUt' at Prince of Peace -. Sanford Baptist later than Sunday. :nOrlando on CasseIberr will observe its Grace United " rchret 30. lurch honors went eighth Homecoming Sunday. 14 A The choir of First Baptist Methodist A special Lord's Supper SW1tIa)' school begins at 9:45 to Mrs. Tamar Braden fo' her First Baptist Church of Church of Sanford will present Or)C a ,C , ins. Zacchaeu.s service will be held at 7:30 p.m a ni., morning worship at Oviedo will host the Quarterly a program of sacred music' 0 Rev. W. Ernest Darrell. with is nh eared in the Mar('h members of the Board of dinner on the ground at 12:45 Sunday School Rally of telling of the sufFering, death minister of St. Andrew United ra ij P• ,, issue of T Ic Lutheran %%utnes Deacons 'irid afternoon angung and participating, Seminole Baptist Association and resurrection of Jesus t,,'h,rist Methodist Church, Titusvullc, preaching at 2 pm CORNERSTONE SET l'ucsdayat7pAsuatuonaI uii Sunday at 7:30 p.m,. a according will a series of holy n 'the Stamper Quartet will Good Shepherd ASCENSION LUTHERAN Deltona Church, Sunday School Director is Rev, to Charles E. Davis Jr., Week services at Grace United sing at the morning and at. ('asselberrv, celebrated the ias'ing of the Bob Loy of Sanford. minister of music and youth Methodist Church on Airport S crament:1 the A1tir t&'rnoon sersices 11cr 6, K United Methodist wiil Ii cornerstone of the new s'iiictu'irv'h"t Sunday. Other rally leaders include Included are selec tion, from Boulevard. Sunday through t(l)iilni't1eretj . hititiges of Palmetto Avenue Maund ii ii ' j" McCall. Mrs. Shirley Griemne, Th Mrs. ILindcl's "Messiah," ursday of 1101) and at 1' rum (a I%oUrt Robert L'I Wednesday 7:30 Bra),. p.m. A LII%ULIIII, 5O1,iS 1La,, During 1101)' Week, Deltena Baptist Church, Sanford will Week:g i,3ii p.m. Good Friday Penny Hosack, Mrs. Janette ins' "Ilecqulem," Bach's "0 graduate of Asbury Theological chairman of building committee; Reverend United Methodist Church preactiat the afternoon service, servir is will be from noon to 1 Murray,Mrs. Ehelyne Owen, Sacred head Now Wounded" Seminary, he has served Gerald W. Seaman, pastor; and Hill Fader, sanctuary will be open For Founded in 1966 by the late ifl Ergle, Miss Jean and "The Seven Last Words of churches in the Kentucky and r in Easter Sunrise Service prayer and meditation from 9 Rev. Clarence Lose with president of congregation. less will held at G:30a.m ar,d late Moore and Rev, Bill Terrell. Christ" by I)uLoi,, Florida conferencc;. His am. to now: 2.5 p.m. and 7.9 than 20 rnenibers, the church K. ,'r sIJrtap at 10 a in ,_,__..., $ i 01(my TAUAHAEE, Eli. AP aqj.'e -q Flaicadils Depart. —Tfa&sti EseatIon Depart. Ms., it Lit it to ment would be required to draw 1 odat re )l i ys before up a corsurirr education t e st,iinn. program for all PUUC SChOOl!, under a °' I/I P",'/ . , frI Iruçt,v,r r,i consumer Ida e fl4IC. thu., The Senate passed ttw H, ;',s iacts '! idvrrtisirg, piri.red by the Senate I.1ur',. til iljArl, 1'jjj and lion Corumiltee, on a 34.3.','qi v',iru ,.tes, v,. law, Th'sda. i iidi: 'e, sh / ags, securities The btJ i CS-SBI7 would : , 'aisd ft. -.- --•--- ' "' arguments. Meanwhile, the obstni.: if,tt of justice and down face to face with the then School Bill Gets Mediterranean In arguing against dismissal Bonnet, Starts' lawyer, told Itn't !, 'Fteo', f'u't', In of the Indictment, Mat. U.S.' Federal Judge Ie P. Gagliardi. return f J P4 ecrst s )O Atty. John Wing said that fire Gagliardi reserved decisusi, cash co. ibtitin it, Presu.ent hours after Stans received the in order to check reievantcam Nixon's 472 caznrnign They contribution, Mitchell had atreferred to him 'luring. art'c'i,' id orith .TD..çtrarv, ranged for a Vecco aide to sit jury' was due to return to the per) ur',' SEC chairman William J. Ca. co 'lnn ,day, for the first Veit,,*s irs Lbg Lag'st cash sty — a meeting the Vesco time since the government rest- contts),utlwp of :ae ciinpaign forces long had sought. ed its can Wednesday. and at govet renl tlaims ill* timing of that Is incred. Mistrial motions for die. elatvi te ''.fc to (U t'eai it ible and ayi mr.re th an any. _______ . _____ - C Starts and Mitchell are ac- April 10. 972, after both Starts "1 beg you to divnias this in- cused of seeking to Influence a and Mitchell had left the cabi. ost'q.'r'j .r financier Extra Chairs Available Chestnut Satin Finish courl for lack of evidence. structn of justice," Waiter Compare at $399 - -- - IIlrald "fob 0, Sounds of L Features Lives . Hutch Buffet (76" high - 36" Wide) inter- nationalizatn of Jerusalem. NEW YORK (Al') — Defense they are an Important part of Starts, that Is, contNl by an thteattorneys have argued that a the trial record In event of ap"Anything that was being national body. criminal conspiracy Indictment peal. done was being done to protect United Nations, of the Old City against former Atty. Gen. John Scheduled among the first de- the President, not Vex," the which was taken by Israel in N. Mitchell and one-time Corn- tense witnesses is Edward Nix- defense argued in its dismissal 1967 wtr. merce Secretary Matinee H. on, the fresident's younger plea. --— Starts should be thrown out of brother. The money changed hands '- .- * '! "The Sounds of Love" will ll be description of what happened is shown at Holy Cross Church, a lesson in love that viewers will not soon forget. Wednesday t 7 m Dale Evans' marriage to This new color documentary features Maria Von Trapp, the cowboy actor Roy Rogers real Maria from the "Sound of beautifully illustrates that true r '%. Music," movie actress Dale love is possible in Hollywood's Four Side Chairs gy and faithful of the world. :, -'1 '• '".'a • j addre,ie"J to "the bishops, !.r- -' - ove '- page :ipostolic exh'tation , .. . Jews _____ - " ' with leaf . ,' .• . -. .4 . -. - r .•: / , ' ), - , I- w only THIS PRICE INCLUDES: Table 42" X 54'I - around the world will conduct outcast of society in every an ancient rite-filled ceremony, culture and time. which Is a Seder held on the On the Seder table will also be Iirstday of a week-lon g festival, a bitter herb which is used as a For more than 3,000 years part of the ceremony. It is there Passover pesach has been that all m1ghtberemninjJo( the considered by to be their bitterness of the years of op. greatest festival because it pression and slavery under commemorates the redemptive Ptiaroah, and the hard grievous love of God to them as a people. life under all dictator, 'who Therefore Pas.over Is a Jewish deny basic human rights to any holiday which is extremely rich people, in any time or place. in ancient symbolism, of both There is a sprig (1 pir5!ey foods, objects, words and the ta ble to point to the deeper ceremonies, roots of the ceremony that the,. Passover was originally a migh t remember that it Is alao "-' - R '• 1: I - '•' .1 ." , -. - families in Jewish homes remember the poor and the . - - - will the Bible, religion, and the Church become relevant to the lives of the youth today. First Methodist Opens - I received, freely give." It is imperative that Christians follow the example of our heavenly father, lie loved, and lie gave. We must love God and our neighbor as the scripture points out. We will then give of our time, our service, and our money to upbuild the Kingdom of ((l. When this is at. ''ofliplished in the lives of Christians, then, and only then, with which their forefathers fled from Egypt because there was not time to allow the bread t,i Sundown, Saturday, Jewish rise. The thinness and dryness people around the world will of the mattzo is also a reminder begin celebration of the of the meagerness of the fare 0f Festival of Passover. the homeless wanders in the Rabbis in their Temples and wilderness. By this they also Copley News Service . . i. , - 1i disciples, "Freely ye have administered, is certainly not wrong, but what a terrible - . everything. Christ told His - - best he had to us who had and it mushroomed bank at. Fuilsite Panel Headboard Footboard Metal Bedrails 3 Cad Slats " 'a 4 nothing that we might have count and sing, "0 flow I love Jesus." Material wealth, when properly acquired and properly - . r of Ice and electricity, we would i) declining on Sunday morning. Sunday evening, and mandinents point out, the Lord's church would not be forced to operate on a very limited budget, while 'its parishioners lavish in luxury BEDROOM SUITE 93 / - By REV. W. LEE TRUMAN "\ - . - . midweek prayer meetings, the pews would be filled with God. fearing, God'loving people. If all professed (-'hristlans loved God as these two corn- YOU CAN BUY A MODERN Holy Land lie gave IIi- lnly begotten Son God loved, and God gave the "instead of congregations Boat To Tiny One I . ,, - . .,,4' those who profess to be Christians. John 3:16 is the great example set by our lieiivenly Father, ".God so loved their neighbor as themselves, - 1/ i - and the Church are no longer relevant to our lives. The sad part is that the example set by ninny Christians has been far less than the first and great commandment demands of If all professed Christians truly loved the Lord with all their heart, soul, and mind, and ' Pope Seeks we are to love as ourselves. It is bloodcurdling and bone chilling to hear our intelligent young men and women boldly declare that the Lord, the Bible, service. New Electronic Calculator From B 't,' .% .; II circuits for computer and cornand businessmen seeking new rat The emphasis now is on low- ducted by the astronauts. Es- municatlons systems. E$.ctrlc ways to turn a profit. All in the ering the price of space explor- pens now are analyzing The promise shown by such thou. ( 0 next decade. alion and exploithtionbydevei- sands of photos and miles of experiments has attacted WEA1HEflTRON ____________________ oping retlyable and less ex- electronic tape to determine potenti al investors In space HEAT PUMP By HOWARD BENEDICT pensi ve equipment and by howaspacesciencecanbestbe laboratories ad factories, .. i" . AP Aerospace Writer CALL cooperation and sharing of developed (or locating hidden reported Christopher C. Kraft PLUMBING £ CAPE KENNEDY,Fla.(AP) costs among several nations, oil Jr.,dlrectorofNASA'sjohnson and mineral reserves ______ HEATING. INC. __ On drawing boards across The over-all goal is to use the earth, for Impro ' ving agricul. Space Center in Houston. the na tion, a new American unique qualities of space to lure, for estimating , "More and more companies timber vol. 00 ____________________ _____ rocket ship, the reflyable space benefit mankind. urne, for mapping snow cover _____ __ shuttle, is taking shape. At The Skylab program, which and assessing water runoff, for Cape Kennedy, construction concluded Feb. 8 with the re- charting air and water pollu. —"ri' ".. crews are beginning to build a turn of the third three-man lion, for (H,,êld Photo By G;g Hay,, weather forecasting, spaceport for this revolutionary crew to earth, marked the end and for locating good fishing . 1 DON'T DO IT! vehicie. of an era in U.S. manned space 'grounds. DON'T make that left turn from th e commercial parking lots onto 17In Europe, engineers of nine flight. The project, during A series of metals exa 92, because if you do, ignoring signs like this will land you in traffic nations are designing a small which crews inhabited the penimcnt on Sks'lat) J _ W !~ proved court facing a $34) fine, Police chief Ben Butler says the city council '1xIcc station to lx' ferried into space station for M. 59 and 84 that purer, stronger and more for "i" ' approved the signs Jan. 9, "and we've warned people and warned orbit by the shuttle. It will be days, set guidelines for the fudependable metals castings can / people, but they still do it, so now we're giving out tickets." The Chief's inhabited b' researchers of tune, be manufactured in space. The various lands. a month Industries not kidding, as 50 people will "tell the judge" next Tuesday, "Skylab has been an alfima. combination of weightlessness • around the world are studying tion that man can live and do and vacuum makes it possible how best to utilize the shuttle very useful work in space," to manUfacture materials and PAd apy rental towa for profit. said project director William C. alloys free of contamination putchas. PrIC. 94.95 An era of rocketing American Schneider. "That says we are, una voidable on ear th because %IqP astronauts to the moon and into free to proceed with the space of gravity and convection. • space orbit Is nearly over. Only shuttle. We're free to plan on a Another Skylab experiment adds, subtracts a joint space flight with Russia, long-term space station And produced semiconductor crysmultiplies. dividis NEW YORK (A?) — Fa- the gray-hatred woman added When the last of the tien,ders to take place next year, re- eventually 960983tu~ same data will thIs 10 ti er ardfa figures tigued but generally jubilant briskly. ferrying passengers to the Sea mains. Then will follow a period about their misadventure on the Venture left the Queen, "Rule 0 inactivity while dramatic high fi,. The youngest passenger Britannia" was played over the changes are made In the U.S. passengers from the disabled aboard the ship, Jimmy Collins ships Public address system, space program and in the role liner Queen Elizabeth 2 have 4. of Port Jefferson, N.Y., said "They kept playing it over of the National Aeronatics and arrived here at Kennedy Air- he was never afraid. "It was and over and a lot of people Space Administration easy. The boat broke, we went were By iaeo, space should cease to crying," said Mickey "I loved it! I'm ready to go into a little boat and then into a Palmeri, 3), of Port Richmond, be a remote frontier open only fl big boat." agn!" said Mrs. Fannie to astronauts. Over the next N.Y. 89, of Rockvtlle. Md., who said The 1,64 passengers aboard Alter spending the night on decade it will become a place she was oldest passenger the Queen were transferred at the decks and in the public any man or woman can visit aboard the Cunard liner, sea to the Norwegian cruise rooms of the Sea venture, the after only minimal training. "We feel fine. We're glad to ship Sea Venture on Wednesday passengers arrived Thursday NASA is Shifting from its pio. be alive," said Mrs. Antoinette after a boiler breakdown Mon. morning at Hamilton, Bet. McGreevy, of White Plains, day left the QE 2 adrift in the muda. They were then taken in N.Y. "We could have been Atlantic 250 miles southwest of buses to four airliners char. feeding the sharks, you know," Bei-mudn. FOR toted by Cunard lines to take Includes them to New York. LIGHT Double Dresser At the Bermuda airport pasMirror sengers were given refund 4 Drawer Chest checks ranging from $395 to DARK - Passover Week Churehof God oIProphecy efficient semiconductors in[ Keep Your ATCHAMACALL IT power switching and control Warm With A circuits and in large integrated Friday, April 5, 1974-18 Jews Observe REVEREND A. IL DAVIS EDrIOR'S NOTE - ft takes neering position as an explorer be used to assure ourselves th at per Or to any formed on earth, are showing an fntet'eSt," he off like a rocket, flies like a and designer of space payloads if we ever want to go out to a according to researchers. Cr>s- said. spaceship and lands on earth into a transportation agency, distant planet, why, that too is alsofthLitypecouldbeusedas , The Sanford Herald ' ".. e - �213— The Sanford Fierald Friday, April 5, 1974 Spooners Challenge Dear Abby E. i A Perverted r or lass Collectors Sex Thrill ______ V B)A1HGAIL%'ANBUREN 'e cjj jj'\'j .Si'.lRj' "LET'S GLUE for the zoo," is the echo hround Eventually they hecaine 'When we bought the odds advanced collectors. "That need one. Read the sex consider the hours I Invest, not and ends, we barely knew what means you know a little more manuals, This is an accepted to mention the costs, such as pattern glass was, but we were (about the subject) and have sex practice and is widely canvases, paints, brushes, intrigued by the nostalgia of the the nen'e to start buying better .iccepted nwadays. frames, etc. !'! spor.}: ldr form and h, things at higher prices." SEE ThE LIGHT This Is how I make my living. DEAR SEE: I'm sorry i but In spite of all the request. (annot agree with you.. No man I've had, none of these peop! ' . .in our cWtur tbo truly loves have ever bought me as mud. his wile wants her to have sex as a meal. ' with other men. U his own People olwiously have the iexuaJ enjomrnt is heightened . i by suth a need, It suggests mistaken Idea that an artist is . .. either that he may have supposed to be regarded just . r ascii,us hi'mosesuaj Feelings knontng that someone wanLs I . "r that he consciously or hang his painting. Many other _. consciously has a need to zultsts have this problem. Help degrade his wife, us all and print this letter. please. Also some advice, 11 you have any. DEAR ARRY: What happens to a man when he becomes 59 years of age and wants to be DEAT TEXAN: Consider it young again My husband done. Now, If your friends and dislikes being addressed as relatives get angry with you for 'Grandpa", is now sporting refusing to gist them a painsideburns and a mustache hag—give 'em the brush. cwhlth he dyes), asked for a For Abby's new booklet, bicycle for Christmas, and is 'What Teen-Agers Want to shamelessly carrying on a Know," send 11 to Abigail Van flirtation with a 38-year-old Buren, 132 Lasky Dr., Beverly woman. Hills, Cal. 90212. W. CRANE Pb.D.,M.D, 0. you agree with Mildred' remarks about TV and radio isi' If you were the brk bid costly IN words of sales copy drowned owl by loud sound effects lu the for items needed (or Central Florida Zoological Park. The stamp drive, an educational project, Roosevelt Jones and Mickey Reynolds at the first "glue.in." & , _ UDC Reviews Life Of Davis offices in _____________ ______________ agenda was nomination and prospective members, Strickland. Mrs. W. B. Kirby election of new officers for the T. Rempe and Mrs. W. B. w.ss co-hostess, coming year. They are Mrs. W. Heath. Mrs. Dunn memI'iwr,, at fl w,,It,,,. 5IIL4UIII 01(5. ... local chapter, chose as her C. Holland, vice president; and subject, 'The Life of Jefferson Mrs. Charles Steen werth, Davis, President of the Con. treasurer, All elected and refederacy," elected officers and chairmen Mrs T. J. Taylor added to the will be Installed at the final program by reading a poem by luncheon meeting at the Father Abram J. Ryan In Holiday Inn on May 31. memory of Jefferson Davis and others who made the supreme For her active past service, sacrifice. Miss Mzrgartt Roberta wu -- F j; - rr f f" V . - .j - L 4 Ii ": r.• I ":i -fj -- — I - ''A j4çe4ttç 1,'e ic ... z " ' .' 4it , . . ,—r '.. -V . — when the rflLL'NN iJ . - . 4-. - (1{iiiii Photo By Charles Edwardl SILVERTROPH!ESFORBITINSIIOW ,,,(ltor) Mrs. George Berkemann, Mrs. Middieton, Mrs. Wallin , - - . 4 ________________________ _____ ___ _________ DeBARY - Over 20Cs traveling trophy for receiving received the silver traveling the highest awards. She trophy for her "Best in Show" entries received the Award of Hor. in Artistic Division and _ - 1 ",ti TOUN CHILD'S POlTlAI IN having such noise continue throughout the "If Iran a TV station," she spoken dialogue, Center. recelvedtheTij-ColorAwardln and the Artistic Design irritably exclaimed, "I'd make Here in Qiaicago we had a traveling trophy, by the First Awards were given for the Artistic Design Division, sure the sound effects and fam I'estant that for aDd Loan AoclaUon beauty, excellence and Mrs. J. V. Richards of music didn't drown out the years advertised wIth this creativity, Mrs. George EnterprIse received the "For example, i wss wat. "No orchestral din." profitably adopt that same sound effects men giving us conversation with their meals, for a few seconds, to set . 11j5 certhIicati IlItititi lb 5lreat Is lCf tft •• WIIS St (flip, 2 aiatks epl , libeC p$fVnts sit •reeti Ike,, Is *s.t.t.) b a.-iltii let $Idltn*aI psftraiti nay kg FREE! in, tat CIatgI, th cbiIies c.IssfsUy Osty iii — rifsad,t ii..? nirt 1,. $atlsfiidt ftig COLOl •erttatt . V _____ _____ , _______________________ V f , NO 01t1,ITION Ii petc)aud at iezprh. ut Remember, it is the spoken continued to maSk words that carr>' the motif of a the dialogue 01 the actors by movie plot or TV play. that loud booming of ° So let's have more Applied waves. Psychology employed by our TAMPA, Fill. (AP) After year egct$l0,00G.a.year "We viewer, too, don't even radio and Vi media! nearly a year of cleaning and the University of South Flotida like the sudden surge of cxin ttw legitimate tiwater, we cooking while his wife goes out and Joe began the daily chores. ce sowxi tiiat signais The Ferrandinos met as ut eflttf*lled by tie gestures to work, Joe Ferrandino finds onset of the cumnmercials words arid personal actions of housework boring and says he graduate students in philosophy "ihe s'ne has long been tme the characters, without blaring understands hy womer nag. at the State Univty of New Ferrandjno and his wile, York at Buffalo in l9. They've of radio, for during its brief sound effects In the Marilyn, commercials, the power is bkVnd a university In- been married six years and routinely too strong, thus structor in women's studies, do- have a daughter, Maya, 2. So why do you 'IV directors cided to swap roles to see if they iiSwlteh(ng hasn't been tue wonis seem In be obsessed with a could grow, individually as well easy," says Mrs Ferrand':, dsmammd for rauctus siiund asat'uup1e,bylIvuigtheoer' it b lib IIunc) Lht s "Itwaspainfulatfirstform,eto psying for the entire radio or effects" experience, be in situations where I usually TV P"OV'aZfl"It shows me why women expected protection. But it has It's hOldS "So why don't 5P0fl50f 3 attention, not the noisy back. nag,' says Ferrandino. "I do it strengthened our marriage." get smart and make sure the drop! myself. First. it'a breakfast, Though the breadwinner, she viewer, or listener, ran hear then the dishes Thes. work a helps with laundry and snnìe Many ;ewt'r' rois the it, itril', ef th. lUovit' must even good part of the day cleaning other household duties. "1 could stars and especiali' the turn down the volume during and fixing. The husband comes never do it all," says Ferransfxfl,r's (ofn:rwr(ials and then increase h- ut' and the wife is still work- dino, who doesn't minA admitit during the main scenario. ing. ?is dinner, More dishes, ting that the routine Is boring. AlIEN AND AMEN &nd for my booklet "How to Iron, vacuum or clean the tub. But they both agree the ixpeztmrnt has l*en worthwhile, Write Satahi. Copy" enciosirg Women work all da'." To which I uttered When his wife 'orks late, he's '1 was tu'otht uputob. hard, a long stamped, retw'n ansoc? "Amen!" bored. "I dxi't like bebg alone not In touch with my sensitive selope, plus c, for ForseveralyearsJcj applies to mosie and TV that much." side," says Ferrandino, 32, a 15-minute daily radio Ferrandino says he's learned from Garfield, N.J. "But progra.'n on 129 Gf to take responsibility for hi, feminism has snown me I don't lcblsng stuns, including KYW, (Always write to Dr. Crane in own life, "And I lik. hay, tat nit ,ws ..J., i 4'e f--I -- it -- s'eeer . iwuim ;u W;N, %%'DH, elf care o this newscr7" much but only as an ex. Getting Into the tender, seri'ii %n.i it fhsa).s trritatrd me to dns:ng 'a long sta'nped, ad- prum'nt live side of me, the part of me s'rtM'soundeffet'tsormusic dressed eiwelon and zc to Mrs. Ferrandino says the that can cry, hu been like ex"But they' orrien J.'ag \Thy '1 tracted so many persons. Her Birdof Paradise, CallaLtlya.nd F' a s c I a t e d W I I I o w arrangements were on display. Mrs. James Wallin, club president, presented the awards. (*ne (salty (Sot kaidIIM ii . ri ,, ' 0' ' Fabiie ___________________________________________ 104 E. FIRST ST. SANFORD _____ ___ ______________________________________________________ _______________ _______ _______________ ____________ ._. —...w. - N, III'ru,-niii ',I)jp, 1 , ,i:•_.t 5. . '. : V . ' ri i -, "it :. ij;i'rili riukit , ?I 'Ut, ilalun ii iI.iI ipf t'lit 'itusseil ' .. r' ,. ., . ,, ,, .. 41 lritiini"i 21 -' t '". .. "' tiI,at'lr. J ttifI5lsI','ifff trip •"J so Sijmm, t 'I", ' i,Sear,icl, ,i. tI.ilti I,', I tiI 41 %,i ''t*sr II i.u,iprari tYbounulas IS I'iut k SI, 1.ilrlumq's 4ftrpa't 451k ung iI,atin SI i'ubdtunk S2'iIi&amnmrit ''n". Iua L1 _ l ' _ _____ r. - _ _______ ______ _ i .,, ,.... aaia 60T A MCE VIPCEANC'Y, $ Mu JR. JIRI _Ju. JJjuI JIIJj IJilUIlIiIi ______________________________ ... S g. ____________________________________ Jill uul I Iu Jill' J Ii llJill'. J II __________________ i — i vi i 42_ g j4 I,_ 49 I ___________________________________________________________________________________________ 1700 W, FIRST ST. (formerly 6. H. High) PH, 322-3$g3 _______________________________________________________________________________________________ 5u1 fT3 A LITTLE cUirIt,94i.,N(D icw A3'uT cTR(TCH, TRINC 'TsiC 1( Awip CA1IMG lT'O'6ANiC -'-ItAPsItAFF'...TCC'..p MELP tTa E'NEtIN& AND :.LN'rEr '-Es r'ttô'z SANFORD ________ I. fT 5 'T' CLti'4E, si'Ty4 T4E ) V LAUNROM I 1 / r ' . jAi i__i _______ — ______________________________________________ NE I _________________ _j55 - _________ ______ _______ ________ , J S I l Legal Notice .-.-. - ''W - ,, 1171 in the Board of County Cci within Seminole County. Copies of Attorneys foe Petitioner missioner's Meeting thisarIen.dnentare.vailabl, In the Pblith April 5, 17, IC. 76. 1574 Planning and Zoning Office, Room 701. Courthouse. Sanford, Fioq,ø* (WA --____________________ Actual awara to SVC(e5;ful bttd;y 113 Co,jrth. Sanford, FlOqidj, _____ wit be made at the ne,, regusa' tram Monday thrOugh Friday, 6 30 NAME STATUTE WHOM IT MA V CONC ERN t4.-iie .5 ibp Q.,rr 'hat the Ap'l 5 1571 The Board of Count, COmmis;ioriert reserve's the to waive ar', irregularities or 545 09. Florida Statute, Will register (Seal nIt' tte Clerk of the C'rcuit Court. Arthur H Becliwith, Jr Tnis Pubi'c tearing Aill be t*I0 .ri the County COmmssion Chamber's cI the COurtP'ouse. Sanfora. Flcrcia Planning an Commit;ion Zoning .pçn receipt of proof at the By .1. 8 *illa" Board at rounty n'vbl,caliori of thiS notict, the IC Zoning Director Commissioners ll.Oijs name, to *it Fi1l'Sh April 5, II7 CRUSTY'S Seminole County, FlOrida PIZZA under AtCh it i% engaged in DE& It Br A 6 Jon _________ _____ husnes; t 131 Highway 1752 in th Deputy Clerk — _________ City cit Cssselbecry. Florida N)"ICE OF PROCE EDIPIGS FOR Publish April 3. 1971 That the party irWereste4 in said (WA 27 ISlE VACATING, ABANDONING _________________ DIICONTINUIPIG AND CLOSlPC, '"* lritIP'1l s as 10110w; IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE OF PIGHISOF WAY SEEFELT INC 10 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Dennis & Seetelt EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CI R YOU WILL PLEASE TAK( Dated t Cattelberry, Seminole CUlT P4 AND FOR SEMINOLE NOTI''I that Itse Boarø of Count, (c'vr'Iy Florida, October 3. $973 COUNTY. FLORIDA Commssion,rs of Semnole Ccurt, 5'bl'Sh March 27. 25. April 5. I?. Case No S2SE Floridl 17 o'clock PM on tlie br 1171 DIVISION E (Sap Of Ari A 0 I57. .n thecOur OF! lit In re The Marriage of ,, Commisioner.s Meeting Room at JOHN JOSEPH LEONARD the Couniv Courthouse in Sanford Petitioner HUSBAND NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Florida, wIt ts4 and Public Hearnu 0 ConSeder ares determine PlANE STATUTE SANDRA KAY LEONARD *tse?h.q o iStfOS( IT MAY CONCEWN or not tt Resndent WIF COtt nil waca', Not(,L',; hertoy given tp,at tie abandon, i.5COnIinue, Close NOTICE OF PETITION .',r'1'jfr'cJ pursuan, to ti,' renounce and r"sclam any rigp.' ' FOR DISSOLUTION r' ctt,c Njn,' Statute Chapiri the County an.: h pubic in and '. OF MARRIAGE 54509. Flori,Ja Statute, will register 10 SANDRA KAY LEONARD. tl, following r gntsof way runn,n through tte d'. - bed property, ,o w,tr' the Clerk of Pie Circuit Court, WHOSE LAST KNOWN ADDRESS "0t0r Seminole County. Florida. WAS PORTLAND, OREGON Wit L-pcin recept ot proof of the Beg'natns,Na.t, Quarter CCIir YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIP-ilD Oub'cal.or of thu notice, the Ic that a of Section 7. tosi'v.p 2 Petitiori fcr D't$olulion titiOus name, to Wit SHERYL Marriage has c been til*d against yOs, Range East. run'u S$aegr LYNN GRAPHICS under which we and4o.)acerquredtos,,0p, Ii" E along tt, P4t' l'ne ot i., .1', rngaged fl bi.1ni'ss %et.cn 316 54 tet ''eric, S at tøt ot ',c,r detente's t jn-, to ,' on il ('tai Lake Avenue in the City Of degree 10' fl' E 2*1 . tees ttnce o'se addret is Lake M.ary. IIor,da S 0Oeatees 00 30 .- S t53 27 feet to JOHN JOSEPH LEONARD That theparties ,ntevested in Sad the Easteri, rgit of a , . of State S ORANGE AVE , o.,,'snt- enterprise are as follow; Roan Plo 46 thence N a* degree's apt bIB enyI tam 31' 3' W along Easter 5 rtsti ALTAMONTE SPRINGS Jo I Sentry way 04 sad State Roed so s tt to FLORIDA 37701 Dated at For,t City. Seminole aridfiletteoe,ginoI With the thC Nortt line of sId SI,oji 7 Clerk Ct County, Florida. March Il, Ida Pubhith March 15, 2. 75, April . the above styled Court on or before thence N U degrees 1,' 31" t May 2nd 1571 1971 a North line Of laid Section 11', .':i% tee' Judgm'ient may be en1ernJ against tothe Point of Beg nning, con,,. r DEZ 7s - you for tt- rele'4 demar,lrj acres more cr iris ,., Pett'ori PERSDPIS INtERESTED Tt'iInof,ceshalI be Published orve APPEAR AND BE HEARD AT '-' INVITATION TO lID Seminole Memorial Hospital eath week tot tour corwecuti,, TIME AND PLACE ABOs' invites buds for ULTISASONIC weeks in The Sanford Herald SPECIFIED ______ .--------- FICTITIOUSNAME gi,en that I am 'riga,zed ri but'nets at Plum Tn,, ______________________________ ft , Sanford, Sem,nole County, Ilor,da under the ti(ttiQ5 ,same of C,RAFE ENGINEERING CO. and at Intend lo req.ti'r sad name CLEANER. Specficalcns are WITNESS my hanØ aria Seal ol tSeI: -th tt Clerk t tt C 'c sl Court. awatable at tP office it the Ad Ba,ci of Count, ta'dCourt hI F lot' 'cia. or' lit 7nd 0.,, Srr!"ngle County, Florda ri ac Comn,issioners m.fl4trator All b'ds tail be mailed of April, 1571 cordance With the proviSions Of the to Mr Robert I Betserer, Adm, (Stall Seminole County, , ,ctit,ou Name stat,alee,, to Seminole V.emor,al Hospital. 1101 Florida A,th, H BSiyitP,, Jr 'ectiriniSS 0 Florida Stalutes l9S East Firtt Street, Santord, Fla By Arthur H Beck-at", Jr Clerk S p'r Grate 3777$ Rids mutt be fCcet,ed by Be Joy Stoke PbI,5,l, March II, H, 79. April j, $0 COAM onlheS(j4yf By icarus K Dezti.ty Clerk i,7 1174 Publish April 3, 4 3 '974 OePuf Cter'i Publish April 5, i7, 19, 26. 1971 OF! 70 Pbti's1' Apri , (WA H (WA OEA 3 NOtir 'S t'rby __-' ___________ _____________ — . 52 failed to pick up whatever it was on its space.tracking radar screen. "It as just something there," (;tirdon sa)s "It could have been an)' one of thousands of objcct.s up there, No one was especially excited about it." _______________________ ______________________ '- ____ _______ i- "V CCIe. 1' 50 51 _____________ sI tAE urri' - - I ____ 53 Defense Conunand NORAD AREACIP JR. ____ Prices Start At A good night's sleep Is needed not interest your progeny %'ery plets." how, "We observed it for about 10 much and the natt.re here will VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. fl be a s'erv serious one. Give minutes prior to sunset," (1rriott recalls. "It was slowly Study new ideas that are ap. ethical training earl)' in life, pealing and which others have "The Stars impel, they do not rotating because it had a found profitable. Enjoy compel." What )OU snake of variation in brightness about satisfying hobbies with your life is largely up to Volt' every 10 seconds.'' He congenials tonight. Carroll Righter's Individual estimates It was from 40 to g IJURA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Forecast for your sign for May miles away and on abvut the same orbit, Hut they never Make plans for the future and is now ready. For your try a different business send your birthdate and II to spotted the object again, procedure. Obtain new ideas Carroll itighter Forecast, The Gurriott says. from others than can be helpful. Sanford Herald, P.O. Box Robert Gordon, a Skylab Be wise, Hollywood, Calif. 9ri(j Mission Control spokesman, says noeffort has been made by NASA to determine what the CL..i..i, . syiuu ii asLronaut,s saw OUR BOARDING HOUSE with Major Hopk The North Anierican Air - _______ ). it as "much brighter ,, -. I much character and will per- spacemen obser'i'ed. He says Lausma noticed a severe In whatever course that with kin can result today. vestigation and research are describes .. ' mate . ..'i .. ______ " : _____ IL. "ru'I.'r " -- _____ urv al mnale4emnale roles caine to myself that wasn't there beher about two years ago. Last fore," q ____________ _____________ '- ____ _. T A • —'--- .. ___ ' I'l..i!iI STthw' ,, iq Il , Adam '. I' Sny,'li-. ,'iil)t lbelr,-,,rn .4'tIi.iii i'i.inl . , IN)5* ut,'n. ikiniiiI 'ii'' :; In,, 2I.;iit,l :sI'ilerirsi.s,, .11 tin, :;l4riI, iiliIib t,'ttti Ii I'iw.l rrgrTi 1 311,trck hit, .t I Stlr, hulil SI'.alrnwilh 13 't $4 I isri limb 1ff' lnt,r.'.t. 'ah i'Pr'1sli1iyit t',',Sii;k .iflilIijl i i; IJJH. CI flIts' .l'.4i(rnjle' IU5ibe'rla 'alp 4iJ111thi.nil 1112 rii,ntt ____ _ ' 11 I'.;, h,.in1', F:skiiui.. #i€f ' with my sister U Nil'.' i:'', ri ti 'iii '" i$Ji',riiil tl.i,','fll.,r I , when you send br _____ _________________________ _______________________________j I' exterior after a space-walk to July 21) Coming to a better newspaper. repair job. understanding with friends But Garrioti is more specific today can lead to line things in IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN . HOURS 10:00 AM. to 5:30 P.M. iaa Pullle Ii ______ — merjcols And I An;r' Things to Enjoy I I demonstrate many times clashing cymbals and other noisy backdrop effects. '' 1 [ i • - day. ______________________________________ a*'ards In the show. She was received the most blue ribbons demonstrated propagation of mght. has , -. :-A and Propogation of Ornamental 1Iangln Swedish Ivy. ribbons, the Creativity Award. Plants were featured in the Mrs. Berkemann moved to While she was down at iiM The Horticultural traveling music," too, has ft's annual Standard Flower Show DeBary from Connecticut five summer farm home, we hap- valuebuton1y1jtissoft of Deflary Garden Club on years ago and has been gar- bowl was donated by the ___________________ minutes Flower Show Winners Named __ Herald Correspondent JAMESI At ...-"-. "'-:'J the Cc'nrnissionRpom ,ntheCitylIifl RANCHETTES. i,nrecorded l04 County. Florida. Within four o'clOCk P M on fl April 1,71. to and 177 feet South SC dgree 19' 31" ca'eriar months trorn the time 01 (cr5 try trst plcaton hrr, or thC lo der cP4rQj arid amencjrrenr5 West of ?i SE Corn,, of Lot ft.' Zcnng Ordninc srne will be berred of thi City PLAN OF SPRING HAMMOCk, of sfo. Florida. as toli Filed at Sanford Florida, this 7nd according to the Plat theceof as ArId, VII, General Regulation recOrded in Ptat Book?. Page's?. 3. i VIRGO (Aug 22 to Sept. fli started and to keep promises questions to the government. MIdred M Mackintoth, WALD & Good day to get your friend- made.Giveagoodgroundjgin Connected [Win Bridae Erecutria o the Fotat. of amendo to read as f011ows NtInni Seminole Ctnt,, (l.i.L,4. ua.unr BUtIER AREAS Whenev*r a run South snips mencieci with allies, The religion early In life. —' William Mackintosh, Investigato Cmitt • Lcmmer,'i.,I use ab'jts a rr'siden 563 3 feet to ItSf • evening can be delightful with SW Coiner ci me Deceased tialty "The Stars Impel, they do not "We Just doflt know what & Andrew Spear lOud aree or a multiple East $0 chains of lot 67, saId PLAN his king of clubs. his next lead loved one. Make effort to compel." What you make of family use aP'cits another type of OF SPRING HAMMOCK, thence they (the astronsut,$) saw and Ill West Commercial Street was a low diamond, congenial, residentially zorie your life Is largely up to YOU! photographed," Williams Santord, Florida 3217i area, it, run North Odegveesj3' $6" West 130 This gave West an excellent CommerCi. ti$ or muttipl, family feet to the SE Carroll Righter's Individual concedes. 'Some of it might Atine, ot Evecutrua corner ot said Lol OS. shalt pc)v chance to be a goat. If he had Publ5 April 5. 17. 1971 ant maintain an thence run South S's degrees 5' 3)" L1BRA (Sept. to Oct. 22) Forecast for your sign for May have been space junk, apprate 5i1 Pt proof fence ot a west 777 (WA been careless and played 3 and then feet along the South tine ci Contact a dynamic person from Is now ready. For your copy minimum heint 01 at east Sleet Said Lot SI. thence run North 0 again it might not have been. second hand low South would hfld a maaim,,, height Cf net note whom you can learn a great Send your blrthdate and 11 to 37' 02" West III 11 feet. Over the years nearly a score IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE than 6 feet, 0r noise, and Obiec- degree's have been In dummy with the deal. Some civic work run South l's degrees 44 " you tb Carroll Righter Forecast of American spacemen from EIGHT E [NT H .1001CI AL Cl R tionable uses arid conditions, a thence WeSt 20000 fees, thence run South 0 queen and able to discard his can prove very profitable at cuii IN AND FOP SEMINOLE apProved by 'ic Planning arid degrees P 02" liast (The Sanford Herald), P,O. Box time to time either 31334. feel to five of hearts on the ace of this time, have COUNTY FLORIDA Zoning Commiizkn the Point Of Beginning 629, hollywood, CalIf. 90028. CIVIL ACTION NO. piSz.E reported sighting club,. _______________ or _________ have DIVISION I Article vit, Gi'e'ral Regulaticns Further deScribed as a parcgt of photographed UFOs during in re tt Marriage of: Provisions, SecthnIOutiI,typoan lard ?OOby5flfeetwestp1,, West wasn't careless. He Fence's . • ed as Fes, Ranch on General Hutchinson Park SUNDAY,APR1L7,14 their odysseys beyond the DANIEL DAVID GORMAPI. studied a while, went up with shalIbeameed . or,adesfoul way Petitioner, earth's atmosphere, GENERAL TENDENCIES: the ace of diamonds and led a I On conlme c laity and in This public hearing will be held in SC'ORP!O (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) and dustrially zoned lioperty. fences the COunty Commission Chambers Early in the Apollo 11 mIssion DEBBIE LYNN GORMAP4. diamond right back, South This Isan excellent day tostudy You have many fine ideas that ad walls used a tencti may be 0 the COuHhou. Sanford, Florida, m'king man's first walks on could never get to dwnmy and the basic ideas and schools of can make the future Reepondt erected or malnt1 med as • more on April 30. 571, at 7 00 PM ,or as NOTICE CF ACTION thought that the moon, Astronauts Nell can bring you had to lose two heart tricks in ditienal ne when 'Fotowed by the soon ttseve.tt.i. as possible prosperous and happy, so TO- DEBBIE LYNN GORMAN greater iiin Plannng and Zn,iw Commit,on happiness. the cool of the evening, and Also, enthusiastic about them. Relax CM? vancouber Dr iv, All parties in int' pst ant citizens nchael Collins reported Board of County Anaheim, Calitorn,a 92*06 West's fine play really could engage In practical activities tonight. shall have an o5'Or1uflity to be CommitsiOf5,s ' 1 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an that clalmyouratten, Show gJflp,g what seemed to be a not cost his side anything. If Pie.rd at tl P,eari SAGI'rrARIUS (Nov. 22 10 Semincue COunty. Florida action tar Dissolution of Marriage during the first haIl 01 has South held K'x-x of diamonds, devotion where it's Dec. 21) Meditatln tusn the By oroer Cf me Ci, , Commist,ioq, By .PoPin A Eim'rouon. beSn filed pnaintl ' — of tiSe City of Sanford, Chairman Florida areregulredtOseqv,a COpy Of your he would finesse dummy's 10 cie plan of life tha-is most ap. H N Tamm, Jr AtteSt There is an old expression, after a low play from West. Skylab H Astronauts Jack R. wr'ttendefensn, if any. to it onO H ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19)11 pealing to you is wise. Come to c ty Clerk Arthur H BeCItwith. Jr EATON, "When in doubt, lead , ESQUIRE. Pubt Owenreported Gafflottthey and Petitioner's attorney, whose ader AprI 5 $57 btsh April 3. lI/I _________________________ property attuned planetary. a complete agreement with the Alan Bean We prefer the expression DEA 30 D 24 wlse.homeandhearthareyi,. one you love. s STENSTROM DAVIS & MCIN __________________ _______________________ "When not in doubt, lead TOSH, Poil Office flot 1330. San best bet today. Come to a more CAPRICORN U)ec, 22toJan. watched and photographed an SEMINOLE COUNTY Pi.ANNINO NOTICE FOR lIDS trumps." it, ti,Florida 7771 on 0 before harmonious relationship with 20) Contact good friends who unexplained red object (or 10 May 2nd. TI'e Seni,noIe Cnty B',rj ot ANOZONINOCOMNISSION 1571. and file the original tSq'l kin, \iirI(i Netic.sf Pvblic Nearing before it disappeared County Commissioners will , Fi 'outh wth the Clerk of this Court either bidsattt,eonicent can give you an Insiglt Into West was in real doubt about The PlaAnnq and Zoning Corn And Arthur It' Seck during I)hl, Skylab before service on Petitioner's Ij what lii lead. He didn't like to 1'. some matter that been misson will COnduCt a Public torne' , or Immediately thereafter. *ith. Jr . Clerk up to Noon .lrit S i\ i i',i.. TAURUS (Apr. 20toMay20j puullng you, Show that you Astronaut Edward Gibson 1571 for the following hearing to consider recommending lead an ace. Leading away from I '.i s: of herw,W a default will be entered A COVERED WA Li IVAY ro a proposed amendment t ' Perfect day for coming to a have wisdom. to Mission Control at againSt you foe m, the relief demanded BETWEEN SEMINOLE CO .I'fTY Seminole County Zoning desirable, A lead from tOW' to aillnb1 VFQN.I 4 ..J , 4 .associates. Attend a social 19) Follow every rule that crewmates, Gerald d WITNESSmyp,amJath5ji0f APIDrLORIDAHOSPITAL,I(IITH of buildings within the unln the jack tends to be suicidal. So tti,s COurt on April 2nd, 1971 tlt.il ihi %'SI It,, tviss ' William Rogue, were followed corporat,d area; of Seminole Specifications map be otital' lSeatl affair that pleases. Don't talk applies to you and keep out of by "little red lights" during finally, West led the 10 of tie office of EogPan Kelle1 Ar Cnty, Florda 'egarang critet',. -HIiI ltu hearts V too much. I-h'I Arthur H Beckaith , trouble Sidestep one who has trumps cited, Lake Shore Blvd and 'o be t0440*ed to obtain zorirg ap .iUiii ii li A Clerk of ihe Court 14i' t('C0Id enduranet' h,tb wllIl, tIli,s.SIon Freat Ave . Sanford, Florida cr by prowa' nd buId.ng pffmit, ap GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) strange ideas shich are wrong A; Dputy Clerk Drawer 59*. Sanford. Flat da, buldirigi, legal des,rlption, 1st, l".ii . ,iiiil tasks, you can make this a Later NASA officials said STENSTROM DAVIS back the jack and it was up to PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20 d,r.tntign of lot arid buitdsrig's 32771 All bios are lobe 'n a s.uIe P.ilti)'i liii', 10', ll'itt iitli, \Ii,il & MCINTOSH what appeared to be red lights profitable South to carry on from thece. ,, Adhere to Study new Ideas that canmalse and ptpoo'sed, setb.s, envelope, plainly marked on 'he Florida State Bank religious tenets and relax at your lilt more Interesting and might have been bits of Outside "Sealed bid toe C4 , performance bond, Surely bond. and South's first play was to cash Suite H °ph0l'e3'tnit metal which Walkway." c*n April S. $571 (las ruirementstoWm,qforppy1 home tonight. %n;swrr Toinatruiw Post Oftce BOt 1330 _______________________________ profitable, There are many matching pair when mittens waterfaucetenoughtowet both future brighter for you. Obtain success can be assured, are lost that shoe strings are sides for a space of about four NASA has had 50 many the infomtion you need from especially where dealing with much rht'aper She can sew inches. lliis wit I queries about what U.S. get up t'er __________________________________________________________________ i friend. Attend the social the public is concerned. Teach astronauts saw during their - : "Dr. Crane," you may protest, "maybe the sound V BYFRANKM4COMBER Copley Newi Senlee — the program at the March presided at the business by chapter members at this meeting of the Norman deVere session, meeting. The socIal hour was Howard apter of the United enjoyed by 18 members and ____________________________________________________________ ____________ set the stage (or steamship CASE Z49: Mildred P., aged whistle,, ocean surf or OthCI' sisters. bobcats. Idyliwilde school teachers, Linda Lfr Mildred Fe the TV noise that often cootinues as a blaring hackdrop for the more in. ng dialogue, viewer,, especially dAlS occur. vill end May 23 and the school contributing the sponsored by Sanford Junior Woman's Club, ,$F fly GEORGE LD() ."ii'.IIIP 1)1111 'j' collecting S&I1 green stamps, Top Value Legal Notice - SEMINOLE COUNTY PLANNING '' ______ — AND ZONING COMMISSION SEMINOLE COUNTY PLANNING SIMINOLU COUNTY PLANNING N.tice .4 Pubhc H.a,l AND ZONING COMMI$SICN AND ZONING COMMJSSl PIanflUQ and Zorung Corn Noic. of Pvbt.c HIirin, Not Ice of Public HiVIa misSion ot Sem,nol, COunly. TPe Planririg and Zonir,g Corn The Plan.i,ng and Zoning Corn Florida, will ConduCt • Public misSion ot Seminole County. nilo,, of S,minoIi County, tearing to conor recommning rlorida, *01 COnduct a public FIoridj. *iII Conduct a public aPt000sedcPang. of Irom p Marng to consir recomm.nding Piearg to consod,q rrcommqing IA Sogle F aml Dwelling District a Pr000sod thlnge of :ng train toC I Rttail Commercial D,s'ridon a proposed change of ionng from P IA Single Family Dwelling District 1* Singi. Family Dwelling District he foI)ing dt5(r pogerty t P 1AAA Single Family Dwelling toC I Petal Coi, me,cial DiStrict on LOt$ and 10, Block C. Tract 1, D.%t,,ct on the Ioll*ng describd the tollowng d.scribed prOpcty alado Speings Subdsv,ti, rpry Section), To*nshrpi South, Rang, LOIS 5. 6. 7 and I. ILESDALE Ailthatpa,tolth,Sw 'o4th,P4E MANOR. accords'g to the 'nap Or SATURDAY, APRIL 1 I71 DEAR POLLY - I brought back of the wrist of a mitten so F'or more than 20 years the GENERA!. TENDENCIES: SCORPIO (Oct ZltoNoy 21) two kis from Hawaii, One was the string goes across the back Today's U.S. Air Force labored under a full moon brings I)elve into the work that deluge of reported unidentified gardemas. They are drying and coat is put on. By taking off you can easily thiprove your I am sure I have heard of a ridttens and cooperate more with and spent millions Investigating and then the coat they relationshipa deScribed as a Pavc Of Rang. 79 East, Semnot, County, I), Page 19, of the P bIk Records of with others, You associates. Sidestep one who recipe for making sachet bags canbeleftin thesleevessothey can also enhance many of them. Two years ago land S by r- located On the South Florida. lying South of Stat, Road Somnoce County. your position side 01 Powell Street, North Of or filling apothecary jars with are always LESS opposes you. theAlrForcegotof with the coat, No in various policy matters by less tht West 747 feet thepof, nat portion tsn tot roan r.gti 04 UFO wnesor Drive, lncloSepro*imtytO 1( an less the South ISO te.t of the way SAGIflARI US Nov. fl to inquiry busins and these but cannot remember more lost mittens. — 1ONA. utilizing your SR 434 EaSt IM f energy and Dee, 21) RepayIng social 04 the West 3 fttt what goes with llm. I do hope Thi puofic hearing will be held in thernof. Further deScribed es ' mile West sometimes painful proct over and also t, that part lying cleverness, OI Bear Lake Road fronting on South some readers can help me ire Coijnly Commission Chambers obligations is the best way to ri to Sanlaricjo Springs Tract NO 73 t'de of Highway 434 a Kensington, Md., group o t Courthouse. Santorø, Florida. DEAR POLLY — When our ARIES iMar, 21 to Apr 19t according to Ito plat thereot at preserve these treasured heat is spend some of your time toda)'. called the May I 1971. at? Thu pu1ic tearing *ill b held in PM. or as National turned down or rooma Come to a perfect agreement memories. — JENNIE recooed in Ptat Book S. Page 16. 04 te County Commission Chambers Show your creative ability and as possible Investigations Committee on asechlllyforanyre on sheets wIthanas5ocIatedfke the public records of Seminole Of the Courtho, 5antor. Florida this impress others. Plannng and Zoning Aerial Phenomena Cniy. Florida, and au of land or Ma I. IC7i at? pm can feel damp and clammy a profitable arid happy day. CommiSSiOn or at CAPRICORN 3rd The Air Force's fast footwork on theqeattç as possible Seminole Cnty. Florida DEAR POU.Y — My Pet when one goes to bed but a hair Iarn to compromise more 20) Make it a (Dec pointn to Jan. Addition Amend,d Plat as recorded Peeve is with the makers of dryer can double as a very with others, B Wlliam, Planning arid Zoning to get has left the National n Plat Book IS. Pages 61 and 67. of Commiion Zon.ng Director everything running more tI Aeronautics Public Records of Seminole and quick drying clothes in which efficient bed warmer if one does Space Pvbli April 5. 1571 Seminole County. F'ora COurity. FIof,da smoothlyathorneandadd more they put cotton elastic, It takes not have an electric blanket. TAURUS Apr.20 to May 2 Administration with part of the (WA I) By .1 6 Willar"s. rurther described as locateu Zoning Director the elastic so long to dry that When ready to retire, stuff a Ideal day to arrange your comforts. Don't get too task of trying to run down UFO South of S P 434. East of Raymond, pubist, Apqil 5. 1911 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ttorni at Carlton arid West of Palm O(A n the delicate fabrics in some pillowbetweenthetwoetsto duties so that it will be easier chummy with neighbors. sighting reports - many by its EIGHTFEIITH 1iiIlrIA.- - - -. ... ,,, w iiiii UUIU UV ruinea trom Form ,irivw wiu tassex so pertorm in the wan "ipollo and Skylab CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR a This public hearing willbheldin SEMINOLECOUNTY$OARDOF the heat. - TONIA AQUARIUS (Jan 21 to Feb. astronauts, SEMINOLE COUNTY pocket-like future. Don't let others Impose arrangement, Place your dryer tie County Commission Chambers PROlATE DIVISION COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 19) Make interesting visits of the Courthou,. Sanford FlOd. nfl ttit' 13(51, set on "lint," Insert on you. 'The men of Skylabs II and III PROSATE NO i ci of Pubic Hearing where you c M, I. t)f',\14 Ol V Itil Pat tkr the luise iii the pocket 1971 a' 7 r:un exchange S:iW Solile UFOs," says Iknrus In P GEMINI May 21 ti.i June 211 1r (Stat, ci flj j Court, Corn between thereelter aS PoSsibie profitable ideas with others. Williams, For a time the u111A' t,'acKlpfTosH mitsioners Of Seminole County wit Planning and Zoning teolØ a public iarng to consider a deceased mittens it she would crochet a remove the dryer and Commission the Company of good friends portant correspondence. PrOpOsld change 04 zoning tram C I Control at Houston during the To All Creditcrs arid All Persons By J. B Williams, mitten to the other. Make It long bed You'll find It will stay you appreciate the alliance, Agriculture to C 3 Wholesat, Said •st$te: An ideal day toligure out how to enough to pull up through ofle warm (or a surprisingly long which ended recently. Pubith April 5. 1574 MOON CHII.DREN (June 22 You are hereby notilled fnow,n det(fibfd prcpert' coat sleeve, across and down time. — MADGE. add to present income. Explain "But UFOdoesn't mean some required to present any clbimt and DEA Lot 1. SEMI NOLE PA other sleeve. I did this and to July 21) You are able in tO a plan you have to a bigwig and mysterious manned space demands which you handle home affairs CHETTES, unrecorded plat " ma hawe NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING OF west oo tt of tt East 177 1w my two girls never lost their ttlh(CMI and wisely flOW. get the backing you need, vehicle that watched Skylab against tt'.e estate of WILLIAM PROPOSED CHANGES AND 'he North DEAR POLLY—When 31$ let-I of Lot OS. PIA' mittens again. IF' YOUR CHILD IS BORN and followed It, as some MaCKINTOSH, deceased, late of AMENDMENTS IN THE ZONING OF SPRING HAMMOCK. MRS. C.E.C. sweep my cement porch I find i Show more devotion to loved Stminole TODAY...he or she will be very published reports have in. Cnty, Florda, toand thetile ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF to tie P104 the,qf as recor DEAR POIJY — Do tell Pat easy to sweep all the dirt one. Relax at home Wright. Of the Circuit Court. SANFORD. FLORIDA active, the same in duplicat, arid as mentally Plat Book?. Pagrs7. 3.1 and Sof I,. and dicated," he adds. "It simply provided who buys several identical trash onto a newspaper which Notice is hereby Given that a pobli records of Seminole Cvnt,. 733 16, LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) physically, so give the finest means the objects were Statutes,ininSertion Florida Public Hearing will be held at the Florida, AND Lot . SENlNO their ' relatives expect me to GIVE theiti i painting' They don't TV Commercials Must Be Brief from thi Carroll Rlglu.r Institut. ByPOLLY CRAMER what the owner told us about the different patterns we had Friends scoffed at Dorothy acquired," she said. Our 21-year-old daughter, and Henry V. a few years ago I)EAU AIH3Y: Your outdated Only later did they discover when they told of their in- that in the lot of about 2U advice to the woman whose who Is a nurse, refers hu.sband wanted her to have behavior as "the mole tentions to start a collection of "spoofbers" were sugar bases, sex with other men really irked menopause syndrome," and I Early American Pressed Glass jam jars and one was a los. •,fl couldn't be done, looted tumbler. me. I'd have advised her to call it "the fountain of youth patterns are too scarce," Their collection is now the her husband why he wanted to disease." friends said. , share her, If it was because he second largest in the U.S., What do ou call didn't love her and wanted to according to Dorothy. With the CONFUSED PeP it was the very exception of a few which they get nd of her, then I fully agree, DEAR CONF'USEl): I call It difficulty of such a task that have acquired, It has been built she shouldn't put up with it, "geriatrlphobla"_frar encouraged them but their piece by pelce, and includes a lut, did you ever stop to think grotng old. Don't try to fd determinatIon iind diligence few art glass examples. that maybe the husband en- In the dktionar—1 just made has built an outstanding up.) It's harmless, wdess Although their interest in the wanted to show others what flIflatio has gone beyoiad the collection. beginning was casual they soon great wife he has' Or it's ('Ofl% etialion stage. It started when the couple developed an active curiosity possible that his sexual en. were on a vacation trip. They about the subjeci This led them jtyment may really be and bought the "tail end" through a maze of re.search at DEAR ABBY: I am not well bo heightened If she has sex with of a collection of spooners. the public library and ther men' known, but I am a professional Dothy has used her grand- Inevitably to acquire their own artist. Abby, youlrlends wouldand not at mother's spooner onyears their table reference books. Please don't call this per- believe how many home for man%' Legal Nothe Down UFO Reports 1HOROSCOI " Preserve Leis? fly JEAN BARNES w c*.,. yn. y, w,,, s,. g.e, rrted, or av that this man ncdsaphychatrIs(.Hcjes'i Who Can Help - �iIiiiimMi .i1ui 1 • Legal TelpVIRIoii PICTITIOUSAM NI NOTICE is hereby given Tha t w are "aged in business at Oregon Ave.. Lake Monroe. SCtnlnc#lo County. Florida under the OlCtit1iji name of ADVANCE CARPET CLEANERS, and that we intend to register with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole Count), Florida in accordance with PrOv5.On$ of the FICIItIOVI Him, Statutes, To Wit, Sf(fsofl 94509 Florida Statutt ItS? 5 Pamela L, DRostt Wayne R. Spaulding Publ.tti: March 33, 29. April S. I?, And Ghost Chasers (21) MIsteRog,r EVENING Neighborhood 7:00 (2) (4) Hogan's (9) Dragnet TV Time Prev ews There 'll i NEW YORK (A PI - I tulle to 8-9 ABC THE SIX MILLION hedoesit the right way. He gets for a change tonight as he is himself a new suit and a wig. "honored" as tonight's mail of Four th of Julys" political Not maay people, especially his the week. Joe's former coach, organization hires Quail, family, notice the new suit, but Weeb Eubank, New England played by Steve Forrest, to the wig is the thing that makes Patriot's Jim Plunkett and destroy the prune ministers the show. Meredith Join Corbett Monica. attending an international Joyce Brothers, Bishop serves Pike right. He argues with Sally, splits and decides to find the gold Fields on his own. What he Finds is a horse- th. f1 SW aSSS.t_ - _ stealing charge and the noo, Sally hears about his troubles and sets out to clear him. Jackie Coogan plays the hanging sheriff ha lids already tried, convicted and scheduled the hanging cit Pike. conference. His plan to till them with a laser beam b'ü'1 off it satellite hut i ('itS THE ('ItS FRIDAY NIGHT MOVIE "The Family Kovak" This is a We about a tightly knit, cheerful Austin's boss gets word ofj he assigns the six-million dollar man to protect the prune ministers. , _____ FOR THE. BEST - 9-10:30 family In Chicago. It consists of a widowed mother and her children. They are deeply I arrested on a charge of trying RERUN) to bribe a city health depart- *:3G' NBC UYISA LUCK PH.322-0352 .5ifinford merit inspector. James Sloyan, in the life of Archbishop Angelo image ionigni, arxi 04151111 cunrnngnam, asia Andy honcalu, who later became Pope John XXIII, It focuses maluly on that period during World War Il when he was Papal Nuncio in Turkey and when he was instrumental In saving fugitives from Nazi persecution. Raymond Burr stars as the Archbishop. Don Galloway, David Opatoshu, John Collects, Henry Darrow and Eric Braeden are .iia"t ma Robinson are starred. - FEARLESS FIGhTERS :- 9- 9:30 NBC THE GIRL WITH THIS IS THE ' ONE MAN SOMETHING EXTRA "No Benefit of Doubt" (RERUN) Sally's ESP gives her a problem tonight. John is assigned his first court case, defending a little old lady acCu3ed of shopllft1ng. Sally reads TAUT swaGA JOfl I WOODY ALLENI ocxm cum TRIATS9 TAKES A 1111"All, Clot NOSTALGIC LOOK THE AT Coc'o, A l and c./i11en 'Diaq,e I'F_ - - Elliot, Barbara •"•' " 1eçpe1 Age, -in interview someone you - unless you tell them first. If You Can-. Love 11, Piproellill GE TUUQ( YUVQ1.Iq i,S /.'ri'(If It' (I/)/?TPi'iUIEl! fag (13) Football Shor ts (24) Elec tric Company 3:00(24) Fashion Focus (44) 3:30 (9) Pro Bowlers Tour (20 America Be Fit 6:30 (2) (0) - I / , I ead tour irno S P They are his son, his deranged FROM NOW '711 EASTER with 1 doz. EGGS every .1' purchase of a any - WITH THIS AD \ - ' T#D $ 10. Session HICKEN C , Msiy/.nd i 100 S. French 1111D CHICKIN LOCATED I MILE SOUTH OF Ph* is 16) Favorite Martian (9) 305/886,1978 - - -- - Lassie's Rangers - Rescue (o) Jeannie Die,00el.d QOtOEM SPOON AWARD WINNER . flA1,11VU 1 1009SWI $45 -.1 1974 . am as soon 1 accumulation, burning, ..... NIGHT Se minole County, lot-do 14 - "-'-'-,-'__'----- $-.-- Lot $1. ACADEMY MANOR UNIT CRISIS ONE. as recorded In Plel Book 11 Pagej, PubIc Recordsuf Seminal,. areas of at I I 71 -i :-' - nd J: • )Iy ac cordance with This ordinonce, In* above Stliled Court on or b?lore b and QflUITUflI denial, suspenSion, revocation, and ________ - a l%Iqrrn may IA' entered CIifl5T vt-u for the r'Ief cleniandt'd in thc Complaint 'ere.n WITNESS my hand and teal of sad Court. this 11th day Of Mtr ch, 1911 (SeaIt __i - ' relinquIshment. establishing refuse disposal rates, providing general regulations concerning refuse ac cumulation, burning, containers. transportation, and dispotU Arthur H Beckwlh, Jr eatabtisl,inq frinchitec respo Clerk of Circuit Cirt h-Itt'S and I)v JO- !,toit-'. letk reportS, collectiOn hçr%, collection eq , truck parking. County Publish March 72.39, April 9 17, liability, tranchse, 1971 Iran (rite-e office, and franchisee in DE Z 101 formation, requiring franchise equipment. establishing customer NOT ICE OF INTENTION - •' '•" BEETLE BAILEY Mort Walker "rhlE DINING I4ALL WELL BE NICER IF areas, MEN MRS " I I I, - (' / Y 1. ) ' '. b - - Quality Inn North - r 862-4000 name, responsibilities concerning ref TOEOISTER peparatIoi refute containers, FICTITIOUS TRADE NAME collection refusal, and Christmas establishing noti ceNOTICE IS erce, GIVEN requrements, providing means to the undersigned, M.*rlt Hoie implement the ordinance by rules Furnishings. lnc intends to register and regulations. providiiq for fictitious uOS" Thtariday, April L 25 - Mat: Mon., Wed,, & Sat. Sorry No On Under 19 10 M46 rwx* rot Orlando botween so • . . " - -- 4 , , "Tell him we'll make up he SlOO unaetpayment ul a t er. .-.' - ' - - - Marlin If they don't have the money. t he,, can't spend it!" I Dated This 29h Clerk Board of Couniy Com,niSsIers Seminole County, Florida THE PHANTCDM -. L .Cx v A9L,LO%l%3' A JLCE,t?.'r6., - ' - \\ 1 4,4. L*e, P.1k and Sy Barry T' - 79 -- -. I -'.' i- sE 60T 1 iT . 1 LUW6O PEOPLE KM.'W T)j a sU lM5 LUCAS Aer % J _ Jay of March, If?4 Maxwell Home Furnishln. Inc By C. Wellington Smith Secretary - Pubhi%Js: March 72. 29. 79 April ), 13, rubllth March 29, April 5, I?, 9, otz '27 ( - L LC* Arthur ft Beckwith. it , @, as Everyone Admitted Fret IRflFORD. ORLAflDO KEflflEL CLUB I'l[LMLY '' '" . 11 trade name -"- - f" '•' I the proceedings to restrain HOME FURNISHINGS, INC with ", the Clerk of the Circuit Court of se verability, and etfect.ve date Seminole County, Florida. pursuant Copies of said ordinance are to Section 15509. or Fl ida Statutes available for public Inspection amen ded, trial the un during regular burvirtess hour in The dorsigned Interim to engage in the ottict of the Board of Icovirtly bulliness Of Furniture Silos of 1022 CommiSsiontirs. Seminole County East Affarrionto Drive, Alta"velf, Coufthwst. Sanford. Flo-rids, frog" Spiringril. Fk7ide n?*1 under the this daft Unill the clateW "cIm"I fictitious name of Helmly Home Inc on and hfler May , k .31-fl" -' uency peni'tles. and Friday, April 19 . 1:45 P.M. Longwood, Fla. Deputy fr I , COMPLIMENTARY PHOTOGRAPH OF !OUN FAMILY ENJOYING EASTER DINNER AT THE QUALITY INN NORTH I __i__! ( "( A0 i' - TIME, U%IFT the h,iIltP'. safety arid welfare of has been filed against you, the ciflrens of the unincorporated and t required to you Seminole Count j. providing defenses thereto, if any, upon a Short title and detinitlons, LEONARD V WOOD, Attney tol m.kngitunlawfutoranyp,rson plaintiff, Sutt ill. 351 Maitla ?oco.wCvor transport ritusi for riire avCnuC. *ltamon,e spr ings. Florida within the County eic,t In "tole file or iginal With the Clerk of Tuday, April - '' (cwi&nrn.nJ rr(o,a) 'I Rainrui*i.s ri-i- -• ' 1 of NLE -- -- -- Apprecjaflon Night lit Iwa PM TTIT1' othel-wise a ar - )Pr4aL: ________ 21 requiring a franc hise . I - as: proce'tures. providing for franchise / robJ..rTslt.JK re sporlstlon of refuse in the interests County, Florida i let 17-Si in The I FAMILY STYLE DINNERS aganit FUBLflIW I -- collection, disposal, and tran ovaldt t,..i Nut,, Wifi I. * Isrf.ct*, ,, (24) Weekly Special n302 - i. 19. 113) 0*en Marshall (0) News (9) News (24) Spec ial Of The Week (44) Night Gallery Hoyt 10: )0 (2) Pink Panther 117 County Ordinance No 70 3. providing necessary regulations for (0) Carol Burnett 11:00 (7) News (44) Ernest Ar.gley - I - 113S) Scream In Electric Compa ny (24) ftaflhIi LlUU [OIL -'----- Monsters ' I Show 10:00 --------------.". a).. • (44) Movie 9:)) (4) Bob Newhart 10 00 (7) Sigmund-Sea APOPKA ON HWY. 441 322.9447 FINt$T STIAX fOVU C 00 - at 9:00 (3) MovIe (0) Mary Tyler Moore Show (3$) Burkes Law 9 30 (2) Inch High Private Eye (13) MovIe (44) UnshakledGod's Freedom - single (74) VU Blues Gospel h ou r 3 MASH (9) MovIe (ii) Suspense Movie i,t Super t-rienos (24) Sesame Street (41) Temple Heights ' ' . Piaie Olympic 8:30 (4) L.OAt-1 name Partridge tridge Family (24) Zoom (4:) Boxing From - - , Breast Family Scnoby Doo Movies , Your Entire Life - Wrestllnq Cancer: Where We Are () Emergency Plus 4 ________________________ I' given (74) Carrascolenctas (35) The Virginian 8:00 (2) Emergency (0) All In The 44 IDA 9:00 (2) , - Hee Haw (44) 7:30(9) . a ShOWCM. Neighborhood Mrs. Roberts Will Read Mothers In Law Show (24) Cinema (9) (44) Leroy Jenkins 8 30 (2) Addams Family ( o) Sabrina (9) Yogis Gang (24) MlteRogcrs 1. 10. ftR hef 8:00 (3$) (4) ..• CAUOHT Garden rs..,, o..-i,.,. (24) Sesame Street (44) Chaplain Of Bourbon Street (2) LIdivilIe () Hair Bear - -': 4.'- -- as 7:00 (2) Gator National Bunch Bugs Bunny I by the Riders, and H..yY W.strn 0 4 :' Bucket or Borrd of jb Or purchase of $5 , 1111, Lady" ,, - FREE aw. 41111110, r Spectacular My Favorite Ma rtian (74) Clan - VAL -- (9) Lawrence Welk (13) Reasoner Report (24) Men And Ideas (3$) The Saint Chan ..-- ______ all Other pertonsor parties clamrg LJ BUGS BUNNY by, through. under, or against them. by Heimd.1sl & Stol FICTITIOUS NAME ii -...__ 'rlIN, wa ouvmv or NOTICE hereby giv en that I i,T any ' right, title or intertst / rLL TAKE. 'T'i-4E MONEY) PALSY ViAk"Y YOU '\-" MR. engaged In bus iness at 700 W H.-v in and to the promises involved in CO. IN DILLS OF SWLL ANG?J pussycA'r Long*ood, 32707, Seminole this Suit, if alive, and if dead, to their 1w You WANT5A unknown heirs. dCvi$ij, Iegaten or County, Florida under t'ie flctt,ut P,Ase '' "I - LOAN-.SEE THAT name of SHE & HE HAIR Urantees, mif . ROUTIOIIF, t. uevenoanis PAL-SY WA= CASE OF! register NO TICE OF SUIT thi Circuit Court, Seminole County, TO QUIET TITLE IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF Florida in accordnne with the pi-ovisio of the FiCItou Pd,rrø FLORIDA Statutes. To Wit; Section es oTo the Defendants, THE ESTATE Florida Statute's IS1 OF W. HOWARD YARNALL S Connie E Kemwth A HOWARD YARNALL. Deceased, Publish March 2t April 5. and THE ESTATE OF SARAH H, H " 1974 YARNALL a k SARA H, YAP OEZ 141 NAIL, Dec eased, and CARHARTS SUNDRY STORE, and all of ttier LknQn h,r% dCvsrr. legatees THE CIRCUIT COUP T. --.-_-__ INIu,1,tsntrI "------" Juw(.IAL CAPTAIN EASY Pa;tiescia:m:ngby,thxotjgh.under. CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE by Crooks & Lawrence or them. all paraes or COUNTY. FLORIDA THEN, MY DEAR.- I'OU'LL) persons having or claiming any CIVIL ACTION NO. (xOio-tA: LJ'5 ILf \P5Øj,y sj,fj: iT's TIME TO r.gh', title or nt,r,t (,, ..HOO.EE..)HE and to the In the MarrIage of: CTF!'RAiErV. HM'Y t'VE rLALH n,11J SOME WORD premises involved in 'his suit. if CARRIE MAE 14011014, Wits PICKED A NEW alive, and If dead, t their unkno',in ,and hurt, devices, egatevj or gran EDWARD HOLTON. JR . Ilusbind tie'S, said pr erflises known NOTICE OF SUIT Lots 20. 21 and 22. RAND'S AD THE STATE or FLORIDA TO DITION TO LONGWOOD, shown EDWARD HOLTON, JR 4 by plat recorded in Plat Book I, ;' 2450 N Chadwick Page to. Public Records of Seminole Philadelphia, 1 ',' C ounty, FIrida Pennsylvania You, and each of you, a,, flOtiIld YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that asuittoGuie1 title to the above thai CARRII MAE HOLTON described Property has been tiled filed a Pef,t!cn n the Circuit Court of against you and you required to Seminole County, Florida, for serve a COPY of your answer to the dis so lution of marriage, and you are complaint on the Plaintiff's at required to serve a copy of your t(nty, I. W. CA4ROLL, JR of the written defenses, if any, on NED P4 law firm of CARRCLL & JONES. JULIAN, JR. of STENSiROM, PA FRANK AND ERNEST US, Highway I? 93, DAVIS 1 ',tcIHTO$Il, Attorneys for by Bob flay., Castel try, Florida, and file the Petitioner, Post Office Boy t3, Original in the office of the Clerk Sanford, Flor ida, 2271), and file the the Circuit Court on or before April -rIgenal with the Clerk Of the Circuit 191 h, 1974. otherwise thi ategation, Court on or before April 30th, 1971. Of the complaint will be taken default and ultimate You've Conletted, iudgment wIt be en tered againSt This notice shallb.pubtjsh,Jc,I)c, you for the r el ief demanded in the tech week, for four consecutive Petition ME I the Sentord Herald, WITNESS my hend nd otfiCi3I Dated thi 131h day of March, 1971. seal of said Court on this 39th day of AT A GAD M4rch A CO. lf'l Arlp,tjr H. BecIrwim, Jr. (Seat) FOSKTr Arthvr H BIjk*itp. Jr Seminole County, Florida Clerk of thi Circuit Count By: Joy Stokes Seminole County, FIx Ida Dpt$y Clerk By: Joy Stokes tu1h March 13, 23. 29. April Deputy Clerk 1971 Ned N JuIilfl. Jr DEZ 74 STENSI RON. DAVIS 1 McINTOSH WINTHROP Post Office BON WO ..!'CT!TIOUSNAMI by Dick Covo NU ILL is hereby Santord, Florida 3277) that I engaged In usiness at p.o. jt, Attorneys for P$it,oner .,.WE 'SPENT MST Publish: March 22, 29, April S. I?. Fern Park. Seminole County, OF THE TIME I Florida undei' the fI(tfllous name of 974 ,JUTGETTiNG INFO PRODUCTS, andthatl intend DEZ ItO toregister 5id with the Clerk the Circuit Court, Seminole IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR County, Florida in a(cordance with the pfov's.crs of the 1i1itiøsjt THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Statutes, To Wit Section CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE 94909 Florida Statutes 1917 COUNTY, FLORIDA. 5: T J, Bresnahan CIVIL ACTION NO )41I$.D 4. Publish: March 23 , 29, April S. , DIVISION 0 1974 NATIONAL HOMES AC DEZ-170 CEPTANCE CORPORATION Plaintiff v NOTICE WALLACE I SHEPPARD. a tingle NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ttsat the or of County Comrnissio-'ers woman of Seminole County. Florida, shall Defen,ant 7-00 p m or thereafter as BLONDf MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE possible, on the 14th day Of April, NOTICE OF SUIT Chic Young till Contider enactm,nt of the TO WAILA(1 1. 514[PPARO, . E CC2A AND I SHE AS1<E WHAT SHE ..- llowng ordinance tinge man I ( I SUGGESTED SHE An ordlnan', relating to the I HAD A BiG YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED COULD DO TO HELP IN -~TUPN OFF HER unincopor atst areas of Seminole that an action to forei.Icse a mci' . FIGHT LAST' T}4E E'NE'RGY County. FIC,'lda, repeatnç Seminole tqaqe on the fclIo'wng property MOUTH . (44) The Untouchables 6:30 (2) Took (0 News And The J'_• Board 6:00 (2) News (0) News Sunrise . . LITTLE hOt EVENING Across The Fence (9) Tarzan (41) TBA 7:30 (2) Lassie (0) AmazIng MRS.. ".---,. RARfRTC UW Sounding (39) -, rEmplis ______ AAAq 6011-F Z_- ~ k ,. N 4 W i41 io'ib- lit a WHAT' Up SION TRACK -A. 4'. SPRING INTRAmuRALS COLLEGE are (2) TBA (0) Grow ers rhon Of (24) Country Music 7:00 (2) Flying Nun (0 Bailey's Come ts SEE Fastwr Wide World Sports (24) Nation Time (39) Patty Duke 5: 30 SOFTPAL~ by Lany Lewis O BURNS as 3:00 (2) Nashville Music (0 Easter Is Semester ABC ABC'S WIDE WORWOFMYSTERY"KT Better 4:00 (44) Movie 130 (24) Book Beat (9) DEZ 1.16 the LIving 3:43 (24) Almanac DCHKEN Il:3-1 F.PEDUES 11(4 Championship Wrestling MORNING Sarifrd oia aa.e iiIt'. ii ' OPEN DAILY II A.M TIL9 PM. rai. a SAT. TILI$PM IM Froelich Ave (Hi way 17.91) M4O NBA Playoff (4) (9) SATURDAY ' ft &06. iziul (rr-1 Rov.-'r I's.s!1 In thank t-vlsi. our v'issInmrs in r... 6:00 (0) ' 'JiYJ(I,(Y(I d .*, 41. For Phone Ahead Orders ,.curct ......m'(q 2:30 T'VTY )p....,i,I.... going lT1R14sNM147 WG$FLV CALL $3-6193 vs. (9) All Nile Movies (44) News 46 lServirtq 13 Noon To 8 pm) of CASS E LBER flY Today Special (0) Movie Rosemary sings "Wildflower." BUR R IN DRIVE IN the /u,q 1(1 'i r,jr Quartet (44) Movie 12:30 (0) News 1:00 (2) Midnight LEE SHOW Michele Lee stars as a hotel newsstand clerk who falls In love with a handsome doctor, Invites him to dinner, has a great time and then he drops a bomb on her. He's to get married the next morSteven Collins plays the doctor, To The l?I,.tjitet't (I (9) Portrait (13) Blue Ridge waIIIIL Ai Playhouse Susie" and "Panama fled" are Ken and Beverly James mak ing our Alk I ar- Adis, 10:30.11 CBS THE MICHELE 1-3:31 NBC THE MIDNIGHT Mra.Gruber(NancyKulp), th, PECiLVni out oUJie put iantiladY. tonight as the Righteous Brothers hog the Special. Their guests include Paul Williams, the New Riders of the Purple 10.11 NBC TIlE DEAN Sage and Rosemary. The MARTIN COMEDY HOUR Joe Righteous Brothers bring back Ndlnath is on the receiving end rock 'n' roll with "[tell(, Rock 'a' Roll" and slow It down wi th New Owners in a M ar Adilk Entertainment sung friends 1111 AM (44) Night Gallery 1130 (2) Tonight Show (9) Wide World Of Melody." Williams does 'You and Me Against the World" and "Nice to Be Around." "Sunday (flld PLO - patients. After nephew' wearing out Sean during an evening on the town, the good uncle proceeds to pitch woo at we1c (0) Sports Legend (9) Circus V izet zoom (35) Braves Baseball (44) Braves Cincinnati Comedy DOOLITTLE ~,4 DIM ( company Ba seball Dean Martin CAMPUS CLATTER with L ' - ,VcTrIC 2: 00 (2) Major League Carousel 9 •___ WI and all of t heir unknOwn heirs, devisees, legate" or gnant,j, anj ... 1:30 (13) Movie In Legislature 10:30 (4) NBA Basketball (I)) Target (39) He',s (44) Bobby Goldsboro 11:00 (2) News (9) News (24) Man And Environ ment (39) Pajama ,Ebb Tide" and "Unchained I)ui'j (44) Rock Concert 9:30 (2) Brian Keith (13) Country Music 10:00 (2) American Bandstand (13) American Bowl (35) Midget Racing (44) Combat Theatre (24) as Doctor Sean's swinging wife, his mistress and his uncle, lie is a retired doctor chauffeur. What no butler' who visits our hero and loses no time in winning over his know will tell WALiapa you to see ' (9) Lampoon (13) Football Shorts (24) Masterpiece CARHARTS SUNDRY STORE Ihur If Be( it, jr Board of Covnty CommitIon,r Seminole Couri', r PublIth March 22. 21. and Festival (9) Movie (4) "5 9:36-19 NK THE BRIAN BrItW Inlifustri-slist. They have SHOW suspects, all with motives. "Uncle SAT. J I M Something Ex?r1i -- ______________________________ (SEA' I and THE ESTATE OF SARAH H YARNALL a ka SARA H VAR NAIL. 0eeed, Children's Film (0) E . 12:30 (2) Go (0) Fat Albert (24) Se same Str ee t 1:00 (2) Soul Train (2) Gir l With 93 4 Commision,r, Seminole County HOWARD courthouse. Sanford. Florida. THE ESTATE OF thiS date until the date of enactrrni, YA YARNALLa k a A. HOWARD Consd ration first wvittr' .it..v YARNALL, Decead, (44) Soul Train (24) Interface (39) Movie 1 ---- uivy ar nUU w ima out Who Is trying to kill a wealthy ,. Timothy" David Wayne guests ShowiAt I:l$1t2:00 (39) Felony Squad (44) The Bold Ones E:30 (2) Lotea Luck (o) Good Times The two companies say they've a total of 45 games _ w Pcowiding D#llc* Of the ftAfCI of Count, Plaintiff, (9) The lnv'-'s (24) Electric Company (39) Skating Derby (24) Week from Moscow. The WFL's wars begin July (VL's championship Grey Cup team. FRI later- drought, Two television firms here say they're offering a summer sup- network affiliates. -n , ac and repair within the, County, providing for construc t ion . severability, a an effective dot,. Copies of said ordinance orr available for public inspeci,o,, dur ing regular businesshours in F,, widow. 5, 1974--38 by Dave G r.u. -. L. construction BETTY HAGAN$, an unremilfried Bamm Bamm Dollar Washington Fioriiia, p11 I rguLt, to control and regulate electrical contractor, and electr ical CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. NO. 14-401.F DIVISION F (4) Pebbles And 19) Six Million I KEITH or with lege basketball and such things for the WFL4 rights, says he's as the World University games Munslers 12:DD (2) Jelsons (4) Dirty Sally by July 18, all but 30 of them major costarred, -, come Old To "The 111111111"11111s,", Sooner who equate baseball well as parodleson TV corn. mercials and programming. For Killing" Gayle Hunnicutt King's humor, as usual, is stars in this thriller as she plays devastating, the distaff side of a husband- - who says his Corn- expects to have at least 130 tnryll,,tI,tn 11,,..,-,..itt v'w t....s.. r''"-' - in 1:JUY:UU Mudvifle and other locales this summer tor pro football freaks the energy crisis Açalon Aill Cass Felton, j David Stetnburg assist Alan in poking irreverent Jabs at almost all the controvenle*,, perplexities and difficulties of modern living. Every base will be touched, from streaking, And it's the Laugh Rial of 574I oody .11 ABC ALAN KING'S ENERGY CRISIS, RISING PRICES AND ASSORTED VICES CONWDY HOUR James FUTURE. Elnhorn, County, A I areas within Seminole County; amending Section i of Ordinance No. 73)? to pi-o,id, for 1971 the adopt" Of Notice D. Florida EZ III Electrical Code, as one of the ________________________________ standards for establishing and PreScribinQ rutet and reguIa?.on for IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE electrical c onstruction, main EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL COX. AFTERNOON &00 12) Sanford & Son the old girl's mind and discovers she's guilty. snn1d Sally tell John' " ' which in past of "The New Stan" Stanley Belmont is out to I Network, The (44) Bowl (24) Wall Street scheduled. ply of gridiron jousts from both TV's president Eddie Fulton J. Sheen, Jack carter, Nisey Russell, Rich little and the Canadian Football League Einhorn says his network will Slappy White throwing darts :it anti the new, 12-team World offer 2.1 those games 19 in Football League. The jousts Thursday nights, three on Joe. will last through the Fall. Saturday nights and the WFL The swmner football season eluimpicnship battle on Nov. 29, - deodorant sponsors, take a Friday. note - starts June 26 with the Marty Rosenblatt, a Ralinar CTU MI-Star game. It'll be vice president, says his corn10.11 ABC PORTRAIT: A MAN WHOSE NAME WAS uroaucasi in me united states pany will otter 12 games, the by Ralmar Sperts Productions, 11th ending Sept. 3 with no furJOHN This is a repeat of incidents which has done this since 1972. flier video action until the dramatization of the " is vision next at-bat, but there'll be Joy in years has concentrated on Col. pany paid more than $1 million Brady Kids (24) Sesame Street (39) Cartoon Carnival (44) Wally's Workihop 11:30 (2) Butch Cassidy (4) .Josie And The Pussycats (9) Mission Magic (13) Move Squares M udville Joy In (9) (13) American 18. covered by the TVS Tele. game at the end of November. signed up 5o stations so far and distract you from flank Aaron's 6-8:30 CBS DIRTY SALLY it Of Be Lots Heroe ( following An ordinance relating to the incor porated of Seminole un OOP OOEE!------.....( HE ON WHAT TH HECK \WTTH TWWNG( LUCKY IN A H'PENEDiO 1KINDA BOOJA WAY, BECAUSE HIM gERWRI UP IN IT SAVED MOUMTAIN5 , R NECKS! i -. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the 110&fdOt County Corn, m,ttton,rs o Seminole County, Florida, shall .t ' m. or as soon theroaiter as Possible, on the 14th day of April, 1974, COntldeq enactment of the the _frlday, Notici NOTICE said name (4) Speed Buggy (13) News (24) Aviation Weather (39) Star Trek (44) Mod Squad 7:30 (2) Police Surgeon (4) Andy Griffith (9) Hollywood .1 Highli hits 11:00 (2) Star Trek To Tell The Truth Legal ALLEY Goober It) FRIDAY The Sanford Herald Notice 1971 DEl 161 ' - 4Lf LLCkY IN LOVE. ThE LLCAdO AR ThE Js.5,.E' MAMME7 _ TEv VeLf^s THEY IT ALL V 704V ANCIENT SACOP JADE l4LA6J �.-!=er'---- o C f'I lUd/5p Mf)fl. Ever y 1111111111111111111 l l M Help Wanted Personals $300 PER HR. SALAR Brokerage, Slat, rarmens Market, Saford KEYPUNCH OPERATOR-- pee-icr ARE YOU TROUBLED' Citi Toll eap,rienc, Call Reserve- in rrre, oil MI for ** We Care sijrance Co 47) 7), An EQj.ii Hotline'Adults or Teens - Opportunity Employtq __________ REAL ESTATE SALES PEOPLE #e nr* Lake rlf ltrntal fllCrie-, on.j Srrvcr. ntittpte ,tti4 :i Los t a n d Found T Gold & Slyer broacn 51'a a fh Vicinity of Ranch HOu'te ir%*Pnlnq I Male black 'odle Clear flea clar VtC?y Ot<eofa Pa Geneva Reward p 0i1 S0 t '. ,t - ___ Good -k utAt Tolls 645 71)) J22 046 • '. . __________ I] - - Travel AQencle% I __________ - ii C CARPET ICURS IN ni ne tcvets Cruise and To ent rateS 703 Semoran tttd . (Hwy 4341 131 3333 _ ' -im '1 is n"ds several lad.et for felplsaie salts work from our office, We train Hourly pay. PluS lnc.nui, bortus M0'ning Shift, 1 Evtningt Sfol Apply ill during above hours Room ''Tat National Bank Building Ath jn 411 car f or light delivery Groundirnin. E.p.qs,. hilpiul Fringe benefits. I Dais inn fl Sanford Court Motel Pltiyty renovated Culor TV, w * a C. efficiencies & OVK fl Ies Da y o wk rates 163) Dr • Sanford In UW. i5cnan t ye fl with other woman 3324734 J] Two troms, I bath *411 to wall .;rpeting. drapes, central heal sod an Fully equipped with dish AiS?f Call Mrs Ruthtrford 32) W PHONE 327 1143 AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS - NO PETS 114W 2nd St lit 3003 CHULUOTA. la kefront, Ibedroorn, P117.4 & Seminole Night _ ____ Call collect, Mr. 5Iey,, (314) 917.I$alae write 311, Sanford Division An Expanding Electronic Manufac Wring Plant sboppmg Classified Commercial Products Has £VEIYDAYP Openings For: Electronic Test Technicians Requirements: 2 Years Electronic! School With Knowledge Of Logic Circuits To place your low cost 't 1' ,, -- - - EXCELLENT BENEFITS PROVIDE[ APPLY 8A.Mto5p.M. MONDAY THRU FRIDAY AT THE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE ATTHE want ad call. l ip o e: 322-2611 or 91119- 1. Flir Itfi'ziirralb II j (An Equal Opportunity Employer rn-f) Villa,5 1 (4 Rental Apartment H * WJW Shag Carpeting LAKE MARY- Beautiful fireplace of Tennessee Starle 3 bedroom, 2 bath, family room, pretty fenced Yard with tots of n.es Near Crystal Lake public park Swim, fills, & boat 129,300. ,. * Clothes Washer•Dryer * Recreational *1.2 Bedrooms W%weep 4w 110 Ave. 000d location lee Offic e Profirssonal bufldin9, Air Conditioned & carpet $175,515, 21 pcI. down. to W. Airport Blvd. - ~ ) J - J"4 II Lse an - - Welcomes A ' ¶ Wooded Lots SidewIki & City Watir & Sewer CUSTOM BUILT HOMES WITH MANY PLANS enstrom 0 I". St TO a z a -Ili" Call For .41!:11-10111 Appot. kui Sanford Fl W 751h P1 Is alter hours Phone 372 744tt Call 322-2420 Anytime "S-enIOrd'sS,aI,sLea,,er" Your Mvtt.pte Lusting Agency Ag Localandelat.onaIMLS * shopping center, 34th & Sanlorc iv 4'. 000 1 and 20)0 sq ft u,iId.ng 332 III? $45Pr1Dr,, !!ITORS - In Sonfordallow Leasing Sanford's most beautiful 13 And Convenience has been designed into every phase of Ridgewood Arms, Your 5s PARK DRIVE __ __ - . - A at a, Im -__ / Citrus from 13 99 Ordnges - tangerines, lemons, lime trees, etc Low overhead prices Drive a i.ltle- & Save a tOt - Ore-do tic-use-my is, il-rd tar,,, SR Ill- 2 N rI P. • ci' 385 63'I- Closed i, nh,'. Stamps-Coins Silver cans SEMINOLE COIN 100 W. lit 32343, SUNDAY, APRIL ?In Equipment French bedroom SuitC. new living rot furnit,jre, Early Ame-rcan H'de A Bed sofa, 5- Pc r'iaple dinette, maple buni&beds. Officedesks, file cabinet; Antique-corner cabinet, dresser's, Duncan Phyfe table w 6 Chairs. I Pc blondy bedroom suite, lw-n beds Italian Provincial table w I chairs Color TVt. tamps, lots of m,5c and other fine furniture Conalnments and dealt,; welcome- If you need anylnincj Itt' Tr'i' tonre, don't v'r%% fh,% Opin all Vb Ctb Icr i-s,'('-c',, soØ ccnsignmenls Atttonur, Stan Ve-rrnlIion. 372 9719 * INTERSTATE* * AUCTION * SR $15 Sanford. f Is 65 Pets and Supplies ' Auction COMPLETE LINE OI GOOD USED FIIRP4IIURE ILIKL 141W' Couches, chars, et-id tables, ccItt, tables, bedroons tutr's. color ISis, portable TV;. dr'lSSer%, ref,geratoq 5, stoves, new till's TiA rv'sle-; Lots of new misc and lots "-ore too numerous to n,intln (onslgrsnsents Welcomeii 71f- 372 Clit Cc-u nrr of Cj,'irprntr, P. ; - I - FOR ASSOC tfattaway Realty. $31 73 mSS - This NEWSPAPER does . if Y 01*11111 ma ft 81K 1111131 - 3232U0. 2510 RhGfl\"OD, M, - __ - __ - - ff SANFORD, EtA. - -' - ~ ~ _~ p - SCP'au:ens Silv er grey Ph 377 175) - ~- 3273143 We Pay After Each Auction is Campers Travel Trailers ,'_, -- - - - -- - or 5200. over paymu'its 3fl SOS) Air Conditioning Home Improvements - Central He-at & Air Conditiorsng for free eStimates. Call Carl Harris. at SEARS in Sanford 377 1771 H.E Langeof Dettorca lust sold 5 travel trailer through a Isslf'ed ad in The Herald What you have to Sell?! Call The raId Classified DegI for all CI AIR CONDITIONING TROUBLIES'll C '- "ral system'.. -nc-dOw ',r,tt lr e i -si 1 mu ',u'u, c (,sli G' e-Jory 4, 2. .'3 ?tl cress Phone 322 24'' Or br our lCr'cjo lr.".b, tinIH, hal III ____________________ Appliances Auto Repairs Parts-Accessories Of I 1566 Chevy SuperSport 105 Good condition. 1)00 373 71 17 Volt Batl.r,e, III 93 REEL'S BODY SHOP I 101 Saniord Avenue -- us C ______________________________ lnh"ror and tilt-ron panting, carpenIr t-, electric, ceramic tile, plaster, block and all masonar, Honest tree estimates p,' 0791 . Enclosed carponls, addulers, nc-citing, pa'n'ng. paneling. 4, w-ndows Re-asoriable Free Est 644rantied II) pm 3737521, 3726331 8341 lithe-way' Sell it fast and easy *.th a low cos? CI.4St40ed ac t Full l nt GE Appliances Santord Electric Company 2527 Park Drive-. 332 15,57 scicinm'sj, unwan't'ci ye's cars UI -i,'', 'ru.,r :."? 517 IOnS. -, 4111 ,,'r,l-r IrilerO,, - Motorcycles Iii '1) CH .15.) C. Ri1.i Ott- I) per gal , 600) n let loIS 373 I alter 3 rIm M.'c-rc tile- Insurance It AIR AGENCY 3:33144 1 t5 tltern,ts Carrel (,r,' 4, i (i' NON-RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLFGUN C.AN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL 10R ROOFING or INSULATING e l" StIIHI&iS' Ibr OunforbWeralb - lOON - - - -=0~6: __ - Pr2FNrHAVI ~- -~ -&-__# ,__-_t-_~-~ L' .', liP - SNK IARIK GLASS I PAINT CO 7l0Ma9nciia Ave )ECOI'ATORS 34S 5tilq 97 Moe' ¶l,it Sci ' (c'." 'i- 5111 5-) %t45 -, ' 5 ......514) 4 - -I Profiti oral Wallpaper Hanger L'i,mcrsetl Pt's inn i 1-2' rnrf.1, e-e 1.5' ' u'-'S 1-n ) 2 66 ) I-talpn 37)"$-S " lawn &lI1 " ;n,jp Masonry ' ' - .' I; Pa•i nting ' PAU-0......1 1 1 1,1 1 1,1 1 1 1 1 1 , INTING No pet 7735371 0t- 37) 5719 after 4 teed Fr,, Etmat,s Ph 799 0136 ta, tlaSt,f , ed ac day Place t'r ut-" 'ill 322 t)l , i-. l ' . - .- . ,'iatrm tOndIiGne-f%. 3324410 0t,iOPUMP'l All lyye'santiSIC; At repair and Sir. ' - NE MACHINE 4. SUPPLY CO 7O7W Ind St 3776.432 TI the answer to "What to do with your Sell c-id Car PAINTING lN Z.'2IOR & Ex TEItIOR Satitacton gciar,in .h *115 a ClaSSified Ad nuflOW Cl eaning ,, SKIP s ', WIP400# CLEANING -^-" ^4 1 YOUR, 0 ----- ----- - ar) larger. purn,,s. Sprnll,r's I 3 Concrete n-u ! 'ii - ' Well Drhng :: ; Masonry -l- as t . -e WaIxiperHangksg DLI '*'t'i'si ~~- - r(RTiLi'[Il SPREADING WELL DO YOUR -- Planning a garage sale Don- I to'gtt to ,ld,ertse it -n the ClatSuIied ads' .. (c t n-ttui, 's$tet 3327702 I Cnn'sn'ercill & Ilrs'3rt-rti Et ?rcal S,ry,r ,cen,j & ll-v'srcti Al Sr-mole Co - 21 tsr An s*ecing Service 1303011 Upholstery - __ )AC o.sO14'S CEPA'.tIc s Supplies, IIn dealer I) 3 - ' " '.Il & Sunday 322 1h1 I ____ Lawn Service - . F:s'en' TV Service u, ', i-P -2' ' .1,,,,, ''.'n ,!i'. (,iI 's - " I'' 64T ) ,' : 7 NS*OOP. Ave . 5,i '-Ii,y' 3Ici - ••.I Glass-Mirrors S-ijns, no lob 11-all -allAli prIsM Mag'-e'' PUiS' I'm 5! th o- S tth'fl'4 3:2 'l 0,111,, % Alt C Pi IC BlllLfti'i,; MAli, (i;,.,u 0t1'p *4," Sell it last aruieas TF*,,'ci,C F Sc-u": -i , p L c 'A " .1 cm tCSt 0j'.5I ri i-s i, i ,'. ,i, S rM j'n Al (,j Ceramics - Signs .-i ' .:±'::Ll'''-' Carpet Cleaning , 3273310. 373 131) - ____________ '- -1 , for the finest preparat.on Of metal concrete etc ,Call 84. C Free- Es' Plastering inflItOrlal VINCENT - SCARpELiTRSlrt r,or Trim. Paneling Cutlom P4 1(4) ti, p',,fl j j '.i Sandblasting & Simulated brick pec.alty PP 372 7151 l',"-, .. .'t .i 's' '4 .,lci I• . . . 31: - FlOOr WacIng W,n*5 3730143 - 2.', , Carpentre-, Remodeling. AOditom'sS. (V%10171 Work Free L'm''ma, L -rnsrd bonded 323 OC4 - '. EXTERIOR PRESSURE CLEANING Ayo.d 'Pr,' Rush Have your nccn 'a' dC e no * Call Lake .0 ,.r PUL11-C Acco-,-nt.ng. 327 431 Cr 37) t299 T000 S CARPIPITWY Spec aIling ri Smill arstiotid lobS ('all Ill 154 SALE161 I Exterior Income Tax Carpentry -- Pressure Cleaning patching Plaster TOSSuP SBEIUTY SALON Iou"rriy Harniett's 8iut, Nook) SICE Pine, 322 3712 -- PET REST INN Boarding & Groomi'ig , 3731057 IltOfty s t i.iPll(( •,iE PiT S II J.'dS A'' tt' :2 I )4 Lilki Mi' i Beauty Care Dog training iii your home Al. breed Dog Training Academy .. Call Icr Pr,, 9yIlItIOfl $3J31JQ. '.11 iii Used Farm Equipment will sell fast and easywtI'sa Classified Ad. Call 327 7611 or Ill oft I Pet care - Aj REMODELING Cars Removed ILJCPSL LINING iii1iiW MATERIAL let,,, ,., 'tThesrjust ' Fit Between Studdinos and Rafters) The firmliff --_ - Directory of Experts Ready, To Serve You' vii Trailer I9',new& completely l is 'In . LA I uipped *i,h mfg'5 guarantee tstanding condition & a rgjns 377 3433 USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES - Ptililiiheil - s-dc-, right now at Sanforci Ret Vet' Service Take your pick from this tog notch selection. 1171 Franklin 74' Motor Hot-ne I owner, sleeps 4 Lots of extras. 1973 Cabana 29' Motor Home All fiberglass with drivers door Beautiful 1973 Concord 20' Motor Horni. New Save dollars 11% 1977 Ioyota Hiliji *ith cover $Special IPI'S w*k. All Aluminum truck rovers Small$729 9S- Lae 124995 SANFORD REC VEt SERVICE f telephone 141-1026 - 3)5)5 Orlando Dr Sanford. 337 $143 ectrical A Cumpsehernsv. Real Estate GeiSe To litter Living o - - __ - - - - SEMINOLE COUNTY AUCTION El Lifestyles not knowingly accept 'HELP.WAP4TED ADS that indicate a preference based on age from em ptoyers covered by the AGE DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENT ACT More information may be obtained from the W(19e Hour office at Rm 309 Or larido Prof. CIt 22W Lake Beauty Dr. p Roe $094 'lando, FIa Orlando, 32306. Windows and the powerful (but not greedy) engine that carries you effortlessly over those long winding hi-ways that somehow seem like lust a trip across town. Spoil yourself, Buy the finest by CENTER 'Read a - 7 p At Consignments accept ed daily ALUMINUM SHEETS .- Stud Slmvi(r TAt. re-gislc'nrcj Ak( ' Of sedan Notfing down, t,a. c--rem Call Credit manager, 6270 Chrysler today. Clark-Chrysler Plymouth, Hwy 435, Cass*tb.rry. III-71`00. NOW '(S I acre bulding IØt-E Ore' County. $3500 Call Ralph Das 1973 Chrysler Newport. AsSume payments 3731103 alter 4 _______ - Lots and Acreage ç\i 1973 PONTIAC CATALINA. Begr. immaculate lacrilice. $7715. Call )Mri. hi )Ufl UtCLtN - AUCTION EVERY FRIDAY Junk Went Blue Lustre Flc;*c Carpet ShampOOir for only 1) per day CARROLL'S ruupllIup[ - Freescr, MRS SHERIE McQUlP( UI SANFORD, JUST SOLD HER '67 VW BUS THROUGH A CLASSIFIED AD IN THE 1741 Falcon. I door. ar. aJTorc, HERALD SHE ALSO REPORTS new inspect Must Sell TO US THAT ANY AD SHE HAS 5)0 7501 or 1311111 PLACED HAS At QUII • 1 ,1,' Falcon, I door. a,r. dtJiOrrit.c,P E C E I V £ 0 SATISFACTORY new .rflpection Mutt sell $575 RESUI. I WII'( WAIT!! CALL US NOW I. I 11130 7504 or 531 SIll 3 72 7411 OR Ill 9ij 66GMC WIP4DOW v4P4 P4OTfIIP4G DOWN. TAKE OVER CALL CREDIT MANAGER. 371 Rt, 46, West, Sanford for Rent -__________ 1117 Toyota Mark it. I cm sedan, automatic, air, extra sharp 1269% Call Don of 3731431 Dealer ALctIOfl Service A-i Big Country *Ih iP, ,rst t-,,pnrnl 10 11116 c 9 TCfii! Ave 171 I)I) 'w no catiine-t, r t,'i,l;CIt ':1 IC ', 1.51 iri(JiJ('l, '':1; :r.-r,.rs 'Iem it F uIIy ac-Ic mit-c Par in ,- Of ill or loral, ji9t.111of I. i,'i,-tJt Din;'!,2.Pil'.,7D P. CENTER, 301 A 11111st I . .anfofd 3129411 1111141$ UseaCars, 100 Ave. 323 2%0 7pm .- ________ ' OL DiP. TOUCH "4 S W 4 4 INN moft e FROM 16O . BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR Gormly. E 14, Sanford, 3731233 Singer * * Tony $1000 F rant i,ini%4'ijr ASc Inc REAL I lllliiitti~iiiiiimiiai "W"W11111-11ifto SANFORD.A - Office Equipment 64 Shelley ti Only 1730 Lebanon by Chrysler The luxurious LeBaron for 1971 IS now available at prices starting as low as 14990, Nine (9) beautiful, gleaming LeBarons, to choose from, all equipped with the soft M. music of AFM-Theflngtrljp controlof powerfor your seats and AISI, I RENT ALLS (,cand Oprvn ,*be I I A and LII REALTY CASH 3d2 1137 For used furpiture. appliance;, tOOls. etc Buy I or 100 ' items Larry'. Mart, 215 Sanf,'i As.. I- '62 For FordEcOnoolne pickup Wli swap for lock up utility trailer Ptone 3730791 between51 pm Dell's & Supplies an Scfa (ted 7preen& CAISELBEPRY- Canal front It: *I STENSTROM - ceilent Condition FRIDAY 7:30 PM ORIENTAL RUGS WAPITtLI Top prlces Paid, used. any Condition, 6441174. Winter Park browns. courtyard giving you a touch of Indoor. 2"'n" ANYTIME 60 tabls lamp-s. V.,IlCljt sliding * r i,•(f5 1, f: 0 4 ( -.1 1 SOOIfrfl(h Ave ,anlo,J new apartment outdoor living. And you'll pak your doorstop Ridgewood Arms. Add entrance and exit to each apartm ent, lots of storage, pantries, linen cloieti, la rge Private balconl (and patios) and choice of I, 2. and 3 bedroom apartments ma y be You'll SiiWiiywesJy(flyfl,p1 5 IS the key to Ridgewood Arms, MLS Mobile Homes ySj (,,l1('r, Sit up fl pars n I apartment overlooks the swimming .-tool, beautifully landscaped IMUITIPI,,I LISTING SERVICE) = Goads CONOITIOit Will TI CKER SET, •.oa 2 cf-a"; If', table. brigls' 1.111, 1 (OyCftti f-ionS, $341 valut F irst 1700 II 333 8404 a'll'I 30 or Htencts Mobile Horn, Bans Repotsest lSlOt',,Ojt fr om 131 7323 Lie complex combines the beauty of r ed wood with rich russet brick &nd warm chocola te 323 0385 1775577 Pt Good condl,.jyi All fOr 1130 5Pi Ph 373 395.3 lIttf I Park Call for details at MI.9 W - clubhouse, and YOUR HOME IN 1? 5eds, and slasdar I bikes row Its door IOokc,IS, Large heavy ystal pc-tich biml 5t, witis 17 RETIREES DREAM RtcV,Ilagr-, 3 bdrrn $4.1 ,lp lakefront lot Takeover paymi Cr pay off balance Ph 333 Dealer 5C call REALTOR Associate Julian Stenstrom For details' Jld&MAGNOLIA DOWNTOWN SANFORD d 'If-vo o4I.p s tr-5 dvaOld-1, lrom$735q H Nul,e%enegure-.j For informaf,on, call 621 7001 '" Ridgewood Arms Apartments good sled 7 bedroom with living room, foqmI diniria, room, eat in kitchen. den, new wall air con dl,orser. wood floors, and oe (ellent loCation' Only 111,300 To OFFICE SPACE p Amer Id - 4 WWoni last Iono For Rent All size; and models, 10 speeds, 5 ' Jirlcijr Service Call 333 7415 REALTOR Associate, M L Bicycles ____________ Lcfsg Calibart Real Esta - HELLO, JUST MARRIEDSt We've got Wi t the place you rwed It's i 58 - _ -17 1947 Must,sng. 3 Speed, 4 cyl THIS SHOULD BE ONE 01 OUR LARGEST SALES THIS Y1i,t' Located on S 13 between If 97 IS, 44 East of I I Partial Listing o pC ,ing We.I-iiczay it V s.acnitice, trner c roup 'ti 13,", 1*0 Mimeograph and Spirit duplicalor uche's, I. table, 57(1. Antique machines Sales & Service, lull ning nor s set i sl-,des glass stop supplies Our specially Dctt cfuri. buffe - , able & 4 Sweeney's Off Ice Supply. Sanford, III Magnolia Ave 322 1246 ilsoliferpi chairs. $134 Walnut uble bed Peadtxad. $13, Pastel ue & pinsl Pat? wo(l 0' itnial rug. Office Furniture for rant with option to buy. Sweeney's Office Supply, 0- new C ye preen drapes. llA Sanford, Ill Magnolia Ave 322 77409 1744 It free ne•ri.aeratly, goeen site ------------ ---- --'droom set. slime,,, living Cm 62 Lawn and Garden 'ftc-re, carpets. dnipts, lamps, ..-- - ----- Incan iPsyfe thu table etc . FEED SEED FERTILIZER some )7 3791 $ 7 C r't tSr C.nanIe-, I oweit Prices NO QUAlIFYING Only 1300 clOwn. Washington 0 bedroom, Ill baths. 309 Lane Metsftsly terms e7 iS-rtee Py I LA1 i P-L.Ji...,ri(k,j 211 830-5500 Realtors Inc 1 IIOBSON MARINE 297? Hwy 1792 331 Sf61 I Sill conoqi appiase, or pet-al sale's out of anything of "lou Ihold Roberts & Gi!m CHOOSE FROM large Separate workshop, and bittir yet price has beers BUSIneSS Property 6414017 or 323 536) evenings Many boat special; like: 12770 II ISoArIder, $1715 GalvanIzed 1325 trailers, $313. Powerful $1430 90 ftP motors, 11313. Many others. I ti nis Bikes, Bikes, Bikes - . 1. Id 11w _IIde Homes B y WHAT Y OU SEE IS WHAT you GETIAndwitt rougef for j29.9-oto it a *tit built 4 bedroom, 2 bath home On two lots in excellent cOnditj's Has large Florida rooni 'arpeting central climate control No alcoholic beverages allowed - MRo (-Sf 0111 lION SERVICE 313 E I rst SI 0. - Street Lighting • nea iy No pets Ph 337 4l'O - _____ profes Two hornet on lot zone professional Good invest Both hOniCS are rented Ad1 property available for elpo Call Joan Carle,, Asoc Beautiful Large Barbara Dr. 23742,0 Wanted to Buy, Cedar Chest Ph , 3 family garage sale at hIll Ran dolpi's St Sanford. Ph, 373492 Tn urs, Friday, & Sal . Auctioneer ing Services HWY. 427-LONG WO ' - reduced from 133.000 clo*n to $79,$0Q better hurry and contact - 1 Chairs. assorted lamps, coffee table, 2end table-i, swimming pool IS'zI', with filter pump Misc. houSehold items 3227342 i,ii, - Realtor. l4015 Hwy 1797 Caban? Cii ar & Pleat Fur n'shed Adults, not pets 500 Santa Sanford (Twenty West I, Sat Sun, I70 'III Dining table, 1911 M,azada. like new, low mil Mcii sell 1l93 $30 1501 days Ii) 4414 nignt; In 5620 Private party wants to buy old furniture, lamp;, glassware, mirrors, misc 327 II?) Sales EvERy pw.04T t.lQv('s Ti,i;, It ;c-iine' Ni'* and us" ui- P ,tCpi,aor t'S Plus -, .1,Y' B.nnett, AsSuc ' Houses Rent rurnisned ( VOLKSWAGEN NOTHING DOWN. TAKEOVER CALL CREDIT MANAGER, 373 4270 Oral, dishes, glassware antI novelty item; We also lawn several display counters and tables 372 5163 i%r Pay Alter Each Au ctio n Garage-Rummage - 4I FAIRLANE, 4 cyl automatic i '63 13 F 19eed Van ff0 window; Car peted GrunningcOnd t,Ofl Fir, 273 3773 Pick up Long Bed automatic washerS, lawn Sets. lawn mowers, air conditioners, all kinds of mechanic's fool;, bnic a SEMI NOLE COUNTY AUCTION CARPORT SALE, fl04 Mitch Crl Sanford Auc tion * Luilding on multiple dwelling Convenient to I dc-*nt*n Sarfrd Mn down, *'tPio*nen t'oid'rig ha for addIonatnfo?rrat.c-r 530 3500 and aI to, 51 1. Ii EVEREST REALTY INC. .arge mobile home Screened iOod clean saleable tem tc' wry4i1 frdy 7 p ni Ac-It Cr Fairbans;, Winter Pars 373 1330. Ideal locatIon for Ph in nit, DELTONA, 1 bedr oom turn house, AM FM radio. Garrard record MiSSion POSSible Place a want ad And watch tit results P 5 They Fibeiglass IN hull boat Galvanized Wt lis in tOOt toottI ZONED RMOI 7111 Like new. 2 bedroom, fa.ssiIy room, lichen equipped. carpet, 117,100 4411413 AUCTIONEER NEEDS SANFORD __ -. Maitland. 471 0505 LIST A good Call Paul A i r Cond,New Tint $550 Ph 3730455 EVERYONE! ClecrecI out warehouse lull of all o-t'osrl turr,I,rr Such as bedding 04 all Sites, living room furniture, dinette sets, refrigerators, ranges, - Assume Payments We Guarantee Lowest Prices ZONED C2 brakes, 1970 VW Super BeetI.--load,cI with lots of eelnas, mag wheels, $1630 Trucks and Trailers FLEA MARKET OPERATORS -- Wanted to Buy 68 Pl ayer- S track tape ar-ti PSychedelic l ght built into a beautiful Spanish bar Assume Payrnenls Ph 4471577 for free home trial Hallmark, 753 w ____ - - cqupmeni IF: ,Cellpnt location on man It fare Good area for restaurant, small Shopping I 'sr warehouse type structure offices and apartment It 050 For additional 'ibm call $305500 and .ask for Cam pbell, Assoc III3.787O % lipCse ERS hr T,m, f It'S Fi;n' - 7 9 75 Sanford, Flo. Ph. 293.7416 ST. JOHN'S REALTY CO. CORBETY REAL ESTATE REALTOR Horses 'i5t-s!rn Tack Stetson Hats- Tony Lai'labelts& handbags Now at . It-i' Eguestrien, 37 W ftroaewa, Ovi edo 3656I Repossessed- 54 RENT At PROPERTY OA'PIEJ-lS DIALERS 66 *.STEREO BAR. * PAINT VARNISH ENAMELS Attention: Miniature Schnauzers I wk; old AKC, 1)23 Phone alter 5-332 0114 III3S, Sanford Ave 333 1734 Planning on a fit up vacation? Shop classified ads ton painl, lumber, and ill your nedst!! SANFORD From 3- 100' b#*Ck building an From - One arid two bedroom homes, Our niShod or Unfurnished, Debary and Dollciria Animal l$6vIn Grooming & Boarding Kennels, 3775733. antennas for boats low bar $tools, 133, 2 Dinette chairs, $10. Boys 76" bicycle. 115. Umbrella type ClOthes line & pole, IS Phone 373 713$ -- FUR CIIILUX Compl.tl, fenc.d yard wilt room to play Very altra bedroom home Alui awnings on the windowS ti your air ConditiOn,ng bill TlSisoflet-r.ascentral ain Pt only 173.000 Call Oil I *Beautiful Landscaping _________________________ CiP,uahuas females, 350 RB'S TV , IULRL Ardboardng Wllhlove&care Profes,sionel Ph. A33991or3233$pp _________________________ Assoc $314337 l::1tt:e:tnimacuiat. I "Al hwy 5792 Open Sat & Sun 9 Call $31 7970 Ill Jill --- IPOODLE GROOMING. Channel 33 i; on Use awltt If you rant pick it up . call ust we handle Charnel Master anlenns for UHF ld VHF Also Spec al TV Maitland Flea Mad * Auction Sale formation. $319317 --- 75)1 II,', C HE 19 DOG TV. Radio-Stereo - Pets and Supplies Central Florida Kennel Club, AKC. All Breed Show, May I for ,, _______________________ rotor Iv, II", like .lsntccnacj, I Collor mike, to cMannel Layfettabaw with g?oun, Plant 1730 for all or will separate 3230176 Building v. 323 4437: After 1.323 373 l'afO' 7 bedroom furnished trailer Pt 349 5720 attcr 4 . * Heated Pool Forrest Greene Inc. 53 yard, nice landscaping, reduced Mla'y 7 Horse trailer Tandem for guik sale $73,300 373 1191. eh,l$ Electric brakes Double escape doors $533 Ph 149 1373 CORBEYT REAL ESTATE Lap Robe, mnfioue, 200 years old REALTOR * Dishwasher-Disposal REALTY 11:1001,00M. I bath. carpeted. central heat & air, $171 per ,no_ '[ Mobile Homes Rent (i'. -I 65 KEPJMOP(WASI4ER Parts, se-n. ce, us ed mCchtneS MOONEY APPLIANCES 373 Two shelf Speakers, Sharp brand, for $19 95. N Gauge Mode BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR Gormly. 14, Sanfor d, 373 4721 Beautiful 3 bedroom, 7 bath. split Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, plan, wall wall carpeting, very Counter tops, Sinks Installation large living and dining rooms, available bud Cab,ll, 377 5033 central heat air, fenced back * Range•Refiigerai Elmer Bakalla, Inc. Realtor Fern Park $31 7547 JOHNNY WALKER 3 d sell. My loss, your gain Would Consider trade I mile of Sanford Call 713 Sis Orlando for arcl ' 3417377 after 3pm DiBarv f * Unfurnished REALTORS 111114W. Lake Mary Blvd. 221 LIII fr LAS 5155 3 bd unfurnished, Surtland Estate. REALTOR $170, III & last Call Titr,5ylll, Ma bedroom, 2 bath, central air & heat Screened porch and lanced New ibedroom lakeview hone City water-no City 'all Builder mv$t 'T, III We Succeed," ------- .. omes Appliances 17 I cu it frost free Frig .do, r refrigerator Like fit*, 1123 Ph 373 3597 LOPIGW000 AREA- New I & 4 WANTED Customers 10 select bdrm hornet EllA VA 7*, pct lrom large inventory of first rate financng 130 $37,000 Frankin c-ted furniture- Wayne's Qua lity Ran;e,,r Assoc Inc. REALTORS Pli* & Used Furniture, 1300 UI French Ave., 3231110 i ORMONO BY THE SEA- Fur fished summer home I bedroom, 1 bath, family room lIe Il't, living root-n hell' Conveni,nftoch sJsopping, and ctssgcgsqj, $31,000 REALTY carpet Only 123.000 Acre Realty, REALTY, 373 7730. & You might not be a farmer, but we we got what you're looking tee __________________________ -. For Sale for Easter--S,les African violets Jean Norris Nrry Sold at Woodruff Garden Center, 601 Celery Ave , Sariicwcl 1 Bdrm, It t bath. Central heat air, V' ___________________________ -__ ,,== tA . , __________ _____________________ Auction - ___________________ BALL REALTY Um! IF ,,,,,,,,,,,,x $7 Miscellaneous * 3WOKER, 3327443 IV I turners find great bargarss n I'gLipmt in the CICOSified ad; _____ - ______ MOSSIE BATEMAN "We Don't Stop CLIFF JORDAN rg,cmhon Plant Telephone (305) 323-1260 or apply in person at Rinehart Roads, 1-4 Lake Mary Exit - Sale '72 Ford Ranchero A C. air shocks, auto 57,400 Call 377 fill, George Hayes, 10 am to floors .' KULP REALTY 109W Fit St P15 A Apt tu; For Sate S3$,O Terms 3125145 Tf ire Co ratios. 12Gcrcjrn Pinto II I ri P. Days ill 1717 iwo JE - Autos for Sale It" VW Bug, leatherette interior. 1170 Volkswagen Convertible, new --radio. Bahama blue, 1995 Call lop, steel radial tires, auto SliCk. Dcii' at 372 hIS) Dialer new pant, ar, rucellent Coed-ton. $1610 3721110 days. or 377 70') Ill) Mercury Morteço. MX I door itIr C P'lrdtcp, air Conditioned, power Steer liQ 70 SANFORD REALTY 1 _____________ No pirts stromberg,Carlson * ALTAMONTE SPRINGS Looking for Dool planned home with 3 bedroom, fill' family room, 40' Patio for dancing 4' high privacy fenCe and several tries tOf u-age He-re it ,i f And only $4I,500 With assumable moripag. or 17.300 dOwn approc, on new mortgage Assoc Florida room, carpet, IllS mo and start 373 0317 373 4041 or 372 i&e Autos for nie(l'ian,cal cofid,tion. 11193 Call Paul Fascella, 322 1431 Dealer half price, 2 Van Mit-or;, Is, -new, 115. Call 343 6103 after S p ni S p'f Income and Investment Property $o April 5, 1914-78 T-T:TTzTTTIiTiIi-------- I 37~ railroad equipment, value 1700 503W. First s. .127 111W F inst St 3325441 ' t S top entertainIng. Air, range, refrigerator VAOr FHA financing available Price to sell at drily Available May I $74 3344 T 377.1991 76- Hiawatha Ave. al I, $2 132.000 For full details, call Phyllis Capponl, REALTOR, wishing M. UNSWORJH REALTY All A4V* Realty, 3321301 Lovely 3 bedroom home on private lot With a variety of trees, in Cluding citrus. Large patio for Trail,,'s 4. Apt; 2 Adult park;, 3 33 . REALTOR Atterhours 3211254 GREEN THUMB SPECIAL SANMO PARKS, 133 Bedroom "4 411"I NO SELLINO OR SOLICITING REOUINEDI IIJIS Iove4$msg OAF. Till[ OFflCIAL FILM OF DISNEY WORLD. Jim Hunt Realty - I', pcI interest, it you earn between Central Oil Furnace, $100 W it,,tanl $lSOr)$l;,)OQ ai'nually, you may & scmeoll,$ISg Call 3726406 mIte Qullly for a I or i bedroom home 5 70 or weetlends ., ,,,*.I area 8343363 4k,Cittillitiallf.4 Payton •'n To sv.iv and service company eitebiasiw accounts In the area for wartS faMous OAF him. 114Itloe1ll advertised on TV and mbazuws by Neary Fends. for those hard to find Items. low IjieS SANFORD I 7 Bedroom ACult only Park Avenue Mobile Park 231$ Park Drive, 327 2541 _ 1.4 and SR - THAN / 11W i ELY! - N O DOWN PAYMENT 434 ii 628-0808 . aI'1ç11(k1oo(I or 131 9993. Call 322 flIt Iwo bedroom duplex furnished apartment 4330 Orlando Drive, Sanford - Be In business for yourself fu ll or parttIme DISTRIBUTOR NEEDED- NOWI Ads Everyday area -'-. 323-6650 Short Term Broker, 107 W Commercial, Sanford. 372 7511 1)1W. lot. SI. DISTRIBUTORSHIP NOW AVAILABLE Shop Classified stop family room, kitchen equipped, WELAKA APARTMENTS All Adults -- Pets CC4's$idered ,_ 2 ACRES 19115 French 327 1418 373 $AS HALL • Shag Carpeting • Kitchens Equipped . 6 Months Lease _ W Garnelt While, Real Estate Frame hOini on corner lot See to appr.cIat, 131.900. Terms Orange neiqPiP'ort'op, $79,900 S Laundry Facilities _ MILS BEAUTIFUL LOCATION- New 3 bedroom, 3 bath, central air, wall to wall carpet, thade Settlpd WI fet' Sprinpi-. Ava ilat*le Ma It Ads Will So Semnol. 2121W1 Eve. 332 7371 373 113$ S Pool & Clubhouse EVEREST - Furn. & Unfurn. Ste 2524 Park Dr 3372111 REAL TOR • 1 & 2 Bedroom Apts. • Central Heat & Air Sanford and Orlando Elliciencie;. I & 3 bdrm, Townhse from $143 4 PINEY WOODS BARN Sr buy furniture and mi% Sell lot 75 pcI Consignment Fret pickupS Auction Saturday at pm. Santorj 77 7710 - ,0 Art eo -. Near VA No a by owner (5tH 7659103 or 373 341 for information Down, FPM. INC - REALTOR, 16015 Hwy 17 97 Ma.tiano, Open 7 d$yS Only II minutes from JOHN KRIOEP, ASSOC. And School tarp, 7 bedroom, CO 'v.ith %ricllc garage Shaded lot, $)6.900 70 WEST- 3 bedroom, I', bath, trees 141cc $19,500 - I , VILLAGE RESIDENT IA. NEAR CHURCH TRAILER ON 1 4 ACRE-Close to Lake Jessup. 2 bedrooms, Ii. batIto, cOmpte41y furnished. 3 Patios Only 14.000 down, balance by owner Sales price $17,000 Wit air. fCnced, 5h$de & fruit - ____ _ . - FLORIDA AVE. Furnished I bedroom apartment -. ''-s--, ..I,,.,e. fi C -. •''rrfl '-airway S Masonry Construction eacellent financing Seminol, High School SPRING WOOD -'- ACREAGE. INDUSTRIAL AND 4 BEDROOM IMMACULATE 2 bedroom 1 bath. 1120 W 13pi t Classified ' Couple, Ccnvenent anew 32315-64 After 1-30 3 73 3410 Adlti 343500$ •' 2 bedroom, I bath, CO. with range, refrigerator, wash,':, dryer, 1)7300 Stemper Realty Three room furnished apt, nice Yard. VSdeposit. USmo . Call 373 M4 after I p m. APARTMENTS -.•'.",' All brick, c"etInJI heat 4. ar, (At piled I bedroom l' i or 7 b-st tomes Model open i* pm ii Valeescia Cl. North nearly new P'cnir Central hr41 rcaa5 10f F. stUhd .1 ,ir(, O"i, 574.000 Neat clean one bedroom duplea Nice for newly wed of retired Oeitona--- Bc'autsful townhouse apartment, large bedrooms. 3 baths, living room, dining area. _ en AIR CONDITIONING kitchen. Screened in POfCIt and utility room Fully air corition.d E*p.r,"-,-scea service mechan,c, and & neat Wall to wall carpet experienced fiberglaS di,ct Convenient to I I & 17 $2 1 mechanic Third Planet En ed mediate Occupancy, $170 mo Pit vir,al Sy%tyss $30 OW 6" 6111 donytime : I' Apartments Rent In e"ll ARMS ' WE WILL HELP YOU IF YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL HANDY FIX.iT OLDER NEIGHBORHOOD- J bedroom, l' 3 ball's, cement block. large corner lot Sales price, $11,400. FHA or assume S. per cent mortgage Large 3 beooin opt. May st. no pets or children, $130 mo. (Intl & last Near hospital and rev home - • THE BORN LOSER " re-s. part ornng,' groy,' par eared, tern, arranged b A tifiutilully equipped lIchent. lulurious Shag Carpeting, garage 2 Poll", And a dining room You 16 flanie It, thi; horn, ha; it Pius , - - Ic-* in co5t, high in reSult;, that's classified ads read and use Memo Furnished . si t. $115 7 barm turflithed, ar. carpet, $170 Ph 34$ S 4 Bd ., 2 Bath . Friday, To A Smart BeginningResuls From Herald Ads HousssforSareJ3,sandACreag Ic-I on cf-c-ce lake, $70,000 Fool 12 Bedroom 31 - --- lbedroi)m, CIS home in county Gooc well wittier Lots of trees, $14,100 Will purchase first or second mortgages in any COnd'ln 5çttiel5tr, '\LceTtiiicc COT fs)rotQn. 67$ 1523. '. 4l , - I 100 25th St 322 643S yer - IZJI4 Quiet country atmosphere this Properly really must be seen to be appreciated A gracious bedrOom, 7 bath home large living area modern kitchen thiCk carpets Pool central heat & ar Much more and TAFFER REALTY Clothes Washer-Dr ) Live doe located on a big let. I bedroom home for tint W1W Shag Carpet IIi(, Place TREES AUST sf4 DEVELOPMENT CORP Ph 333 10100,167 6300 fROM 5173 110W AIRPORT BLVD SANFORD. FLA 373 7570 AN T ED Home Plan. 101 Sanford Won't Help * GENEVA GARDENS APARTMENTS 1503 W 25th St bedroo-n, 7 bathS, Convenient schooLs. shopping cent,, Shag clrpeting, drapea, diShwasher, centrll neil & r 5p,4rki fl çIan Ol Move in today Childnefl accepted 3722090 WITH TOOLS SALARY OPEN NEED EXTRA CASH! Meat Cutter L dies, do VOu have I or 3 evvr,rygs availibleT Exciting, interesting (eperienced. 5tedy employment wore Car ad ritsore necessary with ir4jecn meat processing To atra.Ige for 'riteew. 's. call 323 plant, five day week. insurance 7191 airr e p m of weetan. and benefits Apply Rich Plan 7 Unfurnished Heated Eacellent onditlqn 3 bedroom Split plan See to appreciate (JAIf DOWN Ideal Ending - VA- No Down--No Ciining Costs FHA-.Low OO*n-Lc* CloSir Cøsl Dish wash er.Disposal Nice Large 1 bedroom Car pe ted Air. Kitchen equipped. Ills mc Ph 373 $341 EXPERI ENCED MECHANIC m Comany bentrfifit Apply In FulItimedi,tary ad,. a qsø fell time hoUWletOir. Apply in P5Ofl person, alter 4-WHY NOT Nursing Center. III E LOUNGE-Holiday Inn, 3t Lakeview St. Sanford 'till *mOiit Sprigs c APARTMENT HOME area SPANISH STYLE HOME NOW 7 3A%.VA & FU , * Recreational Building Ap.rtnients Rent Unfurnished 4 P'm classified ad to work for you Palm Coast :TT Community today Ca44 332 7411 or 131 9913 DeSetopment Corporation needs repreQntat,y with real eSta'a Ma've, l?'dy to work work ,n 0 - . licensefor Sanford and Orlando sant v.cPi shop. Apply ill Person to area Draw or salary plus corn lps Bi1 Dip, 743$ Frenth Ave mtSIon Maisy fringe beset its after 7 p m Call tki- Bob Dorney $04 ?" Cktail Waitresses Hosts% Cashier Permanent poistbon * pogl Shaded residential $45.000 ()_iilI Executive Living Wilson 1 d1OO1i. 7 both home with largi The Sanford Herald 1 filil, Houses for Sale 41 Hous•s for Site IPITFRFcI Villa FRANKL I N 574 17)1 after 41 _. ::?-- ATTRACTIVE fenced yard No lease 7 sm ill dogs, no children Call PIt 'w Smyrna t%.acfi $04 471.4114 --- Have a hot weather Sal,! Si,11 Don't needs fast With a classlfii ma in thi Sanford Herald jus t (Ii 11 322 2411 or 531 9993. Range-Refrigerator * * 94111)"i"fif In my home. ' - P * Hp Wanted CLERK TYPIST -- reppnience r'efecred. rrqu.rego typitt win knØwledpe of debits and credi ts F Free parting led ma or benefits Call R eserve Insurance Co an 1`1100, An Equal Opportunity EmpIytr. _ * #Z1 54 Olan M ills Studio Oranges & Grapefruit t NIAL Ar Cona-Ioned Sleeping Rgom Men Only 332 v, * FORREST GREENE, INC. Eat Thrngsto - I Sandlewood serv( REALTORS to ass,s, E WARD Ph 'I OVO 4 7', ' ;-,: . I Room and board with care for DELTONA- New lbdrm duplex. elderly gentlemen or taft, In bath. Central heat & air. CJrpete 5 1. Altamonfe Springs private home Screened porch, garage, $I$3 ,tii 64.4 6563 Immediate Occupancy Ph $31 oils - OF FIC[ HELP Per%n to do qeneral OffiCe dutieS. Teleptnji ecOeflenCe hilpful Must ber*eaf & pei$on,eble $210 per hr to Start Apply in f.,rsOn Transport - I Ilil - . Houses for Sal. Want to nei). In or near Sanford, bdrm , turn house with air refrigerator d %h*CSh. I. alterses. Shag CArpel ,n4. fam ly rots .. fireplace Only 6 apt It in a Sp,Sn'th COurtyai d Setting CIP ftcautf 1tation Awe. d winner Aduttt, 2015 Sanford As Model Open 135 PM Rooms for Rent Wce large room, private bath 4. entrance Air COod'tlOfl,d Nice neighborhood Ph 322 07 -- - - 79 Wanted LUURlOUSov,rsez, land7t'jjriI' apts Eat in kit(hnt, frost In Ce Ktcht-n Help. And Food preparation tselp 'seeded glos over II Apply in person to Bahama JOeS Lobster 140uw, 710$ French Ave SAftf or - - -___.-._ -'---- ~~ 1 Value Of.. Want Ads 9 1.,r1____.__ To Rent J 38 .Sevilla Gardens. ' AVON says - extra Sprinolime e-arnr,gs can Oil you that %umntr v acation Cell u 3079 - . WOMEN to drive catering trucks Apply Atlarnorn, Catering. $) For rrogtl real estate office Accurate typ4t Iday wee-h Many bitntfits Casselberry area Call $70 5300 for Interview, Th over Apartments Rent Unfurnished * SECRETARY* MAsklAG' PrIOrm.d bt Marilyn S.lvr Srsnga A'por1 Rd lOt 336 4777, REs 7) 4433 ACED WITH A PlNklG PROBLEM Prrtaps AICOhOI,( Anonym Can Help Call 473 4317 WrIePO BoR 1713 Santord. 1 30 - - F __ o""`e`_ WANTED 0060 GIRLS Apply GAYLES PLACE, Hwy 1717 LonQwood Ph 9311" - -. ~ NEW IN TOWN Let a VIP HOSteSS ItU* yoi around Tr'atres. Nightclubs Rystaurntt. S.gnlweng, Sporti I 5c'15. JOb Cr Apt Hun 'r'Q"'M'fl VIP. $34 1712 -wJ-- : People Disc Help Wanted - " II you Quality No e'peri.nci flClSI4fy.wslltrasn Noaçelmjs er ts'ftq rfOrmet,on call 413 4117 Part tme t-neng work Va iw rouod PO%it,n Excellent workn i'tcud As Anon Fan'ly Group P'. rsvrOnm.nl See Mr Pyle. C II IWh 33) SeMord, rim 37771 a ri Morday T,sjry Per m.nnt Coating Inc lOT Concc RE DUCE Satr & fit *th GoBesi Drive. Cass,Ibs.r,y Apply in Tablets & F Vap ° ater pIts - person Only lOu(P?On Dfuq% I 18 - -_ TELEPHONE ---SURVEY IS ALCOHOt A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY') L ANON ' A" " I' m ()r Ir.Crwfl of prOblCi -r ore -r is-~____ ~ _.__ ~~ __ _ - Day , .= i'll,li;ii;iillii..-~~~ ' - - - -r �c.'nf D rc' }ierak Th 89 THE SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Highway 436 For Friday, A pril 5, 1974 ' he .:.: .. HOPE OF OUR COMMUNIT .... r Sabbath School Worship Services ~ IlupII.l Pr ayer Me4sn SDrIA9S . 11 00 12 00 It. Urch Noon FM Also on WWQS 1104) ..... P R&dpoS&Iufday 11 100 e 001Noon Q 306 " II 00 6 m OUR NATION h I FIRST CHURCH O F CHRIST ill !k . 1,1% Church Gil 7 )0i 7 37 j7 Pastor ,lt5 ,11\11 \\,~ Ft P J Kell 10 ASS III Aji,if Pastor 9 Ass in it 008 got ,,vndav School I.Wning Worship \\\\\\\\N' s amity Night S,erv,ce "\\~ Min,ster R flur ke Johnson 9 AS TI IT il~ncl School er. stricken states, National Guardsmen were called out to patrol against looters and help the cleanup efforts. In many areas there was little I Ii i i iI i i CALVARY BAPTIST ASSEMBLY ',/'// // ,,/ / ShAr'N Lproclafming I )0 P In Nursery Provided CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Cot. 14th St &Oak Ave. Sunday SCh4DO I Morning Worlhip Church Test" CHRISTIAN CHURCH 1601 S, Park Avenue Rev ffedL Neal Pastor Sunday School 9 As a "I Pilgrim Youth Fellowship Strogriperal-oro & Sermon - 9 4Sa r-i I I 000 rn 6 ISPm WOO Prayer f ervifle -- -2 / "I / 206 Fairmont I SaftfOrd Gordon Club Huy. 1741) ///. / / v... ~ 1 qg/ ( \ \ \ \\\t \' ' \Ill 11 /11 ~plz J A 111311y, 1511% Place The(hufChof the Lutheran Hour" ~11 11 It I Rev Elmer A ReurMheir s v n tht P4.QtI ItrO1O(451 ... .. .5 D ttM 321 S)IC FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OF CHRIST 16015 Sanford Ave. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 9 4S& m Evening Worship Sunday Schoof I l lop m Wed Prayer Ser ice \ \\\\ wc 130pm 1000am. II OOa in E ten.n Srivit 7 lOP m WohIp Service 7 )Op in Old Tru$tn toriNiwOap Praier Meeting w 1/ - . i I - . - Ph.so SM or 127 0l RIchardW.Jacks pallor h o,r irsIt Of Christ C - MornleiqwonAIp . tO 30 a In. Evening WorshIp., Bi ble Study I ccP. .5 OOpm .rdnei4a.5-rJce 700pm , II'IECR(ST BAPTIST CHURCH WL A i rpOrtilYd. ort 7•w I .:zH knic.io chooI Mzw 'ir.IWoflpi,p Pastor 8OIeCJa*i hi tiN Crump Evangelist am. OOP m The" is aothiag more wecessary Ii our that Friday. and the Suaday /oUouag. Cosse to Church ' . m zulr.'J ii the rouüas of life, one day i, like any of the people its J erusalem. /o r most other. 10pm & Bible tud, 7 10pm Independent Mtiionary . UMYF EWOn'flgWOCUSIP Wed bi ble Study A FirSt Wednesday Follow UsipSupper central Cross? use, than the deep, penowal &aowlegig, of what happened OlIsteen ng Wofsh..p Sunday Sc . ".•'tus Sriv,. lifir , Sft.sburj. pit.. .p4.vvi S.4.tI.d IN The *.j,lecvn S.b. S-x,rtt _2d Sunday 9 AS& in PAulsor^ev 6 ISprr Church Trooriong Eormirl Worship *Ad Pravef __;___ PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST Pastor Slunicill School Mens Pra yer Breakfast 2nd & All ThvrWjy Family Night Supper E flangirlist Mcorriong Worship Even-ni worship Ill C 'Asses Wed -. Monday Tunday Wednoo-ill nurs&y Friday liaturciay 11:1.45 31:31-34 52:1-9 121:20 -23 3:8.14 21:1-11 50:4.7 I I It 00 m Doll Pro 7 )Or m .Sunday 1 -_M il Mullis 513mm Wqdnflday Chow Practice I OOP m CHURCH Canner Country Club i~~~= 222 Sunda, Stbodl Morning Worship 5 I3 -. tO SO a - Of 0690 Blvd. Laki Monroe Sunda to Sc h000l Mornwifig Worship Evening Worship .I I'll 006 11 coo - - fo If Ill m z J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Elsea and Staff And Staff WILSON.EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff WILSON.MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson OFSEMINOLE JohnY.MercerandStaff and Emp.oyes PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. J- O. (Jim) Smith and Staff L D. PLANTE INC Oviedo, Florida SENKARIK GLASS GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford FOOD FAIR STORES INC and Employes FLORIDA LIVING NURSING CENTER A Skilled Nursing Home Operated by the Seventh-day Adventist Church DKL STE NSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. GULF SERVICE Mel Dekle tEmp oyes 11 SANFORDATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK HowardH . H odgesand'StaTf ' WINN.DIXIE STORES and Em p l oyes I ,t At-S , t, .4 ,.., .... S I . I.',;.. . V. (.t FLORIDA STATE BANOC ANDSTAFF P rc tIwW.rd Gor0*m .kmp.., most Ce'.e'y $a01%tCI.Cn,sta4LatsIa.Lani,..,', .vv. r.r, Pir' Y SI 1.1 $a.ff..a Pa's as. 0 i-i' ,. .,,, . I% • CHURCH OF CHRIST t.. rri 'sa, ' (-rry l fr,.I 1513 u P..-, csacrt04l CIoa...t..c M.flYwtsi bly'.st CIw'en $t So E' S.ir.v Ft... t' . ift OiaOn&c...s.i i'*$l"v'r A. l r Sit Peat A., Frp. So04' CPiswiPi el Altiwyini. 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' tn1or P.,t ristaurant, and fbi risvItut I. wiring' (bottom . . - C'O%p.$ ,on 10 Johol.ah. dispute • the bank and . .. an, rc,,p&ma Ci. .. ' r ("In..' • "tier general response is, 'I don't know,' and when pr essed ' , ' CHURCH -. - , , . 5,r%r Si l go 5 .(,,u3sJ , City commission lat.r m.dlatü a said Friday. "tier whole body is WASllN(,TOh tAP Pres Whit house Press Secretary memorial services f or French W. been collected in Clement stone, who already she usually says. 'Don't hassle dent Nixon has decided to seized, beach tolls. All to Hallinan for safekeeping, Ronald l Zie Icr said Friday President Georges Pompidou. has contributed $58 million t this money should have been me. We asked If she would o r I entire burden the President will pay the tax Bryan said the FBI took SI.A In ftshi.ngton,a White House Nixon presidenti&I C&mp&WO, zsed for beech improvements He said the evidence tas been consent to interviews with the communique No. i, a note to sent to Washington or cx- press, but s bout $465,000 in back taxes andbill by borrowingmoney" out of his own savings "and spokesman said, "if anybody said he would not hestlate to irid maintenence, he said, 'No way." interest despite campaigns itbon, Bryan purpor te dly from the Ziegler sends money In the mail to the help Nixon pay his tax debt. Th For those of us v-ho'se OCetI Site was found, barefoot and e Pm SLA and a carbon copy of the accompani.Nizon to Paris for White House it Is returned to White House turned down th An Flu spokesman sa id the wearing Army fatigues, by egular users of th e them in the form of a check, Stone offer. dUffic-ult to see w hee beach, it's Si-A communique received esidence would be examined much cash or w ha tever it is," ny. of this money re if KSAN. Wednesday by radio station for fingerprints, typewriter his spare time In hasmuch, actually The White House sa id It has the swamp. Before the White House an. received more than a dozen identification, t'andwritbng ceo expended for the good of "She was almost wild, very F i ("miutiuniquc No, 7, accom- sunples and postrnarks, nounct'rnent, Florida Republi- telephone offers to help the enjoying the saqi! frightened of people," he said. caches. can c1.ainnan L E. "Tommy' President. The callers were Thomas sa id he wanted one be ing discouraged from sell • I No, I'm not proposing that million Floridians to mall $1 to ding money, 9ot pay our fair share, if thats the spokesman the White h ouse "and let Itie intent of making the said. President know that you think TALLA H ASSEE, Fla. tAI' arges in first place. that it is apparent that what he Nixon on Wednesday agreed a million," However, if it's slmph to pay about $465, An appeal for one million was good enough for Hubert in back A groupitinhas Whit.burg, Ky., taxes and interest. io thcr way of gouging Floridians to give 8! each to- humphrey and Lyndn Johnson reported raised more Laspayers to see how much ward President Nixon's back If the moy qualified as a too good for the President. than $0 for a "Peopl es Fund one) can be accumulated income taxes has been issued And, that while they hluznph. ft , the President would not be fore the Public cries have to pay any tax on it, IRS by Florida Republican chair- rey and Johnson) were allowed for Nixon's Taxes," A nd (icago m ul timilliona ire said. ' di ation, then let's all slut. man I.E. 'Tm)" Thomas. huge deductions for contri "Le t him know wi th just a uting their papers to the govot anot her red cent ______________________ buck that 1w is one in a mil- ernnwnt, President Nixon lion." Thomas said in a state- not." There isa legal way of gettiri1' i nient Friday. on to the beach without pain' The Internal flevenueSei-sicc 0 S thil toll. 'For the past 24 hours, Re- said Wednesday that Nixon public-an leaders throughout owed $465,000 in incomes ta xes Ibis Public Action Coin• tt ee has posted red sign.s t Florida have been deluged by and interest for his first live I loyal Americans who want to years in the White House. ramp which u four turk-. 11 > th ink some of teIe. help President Nixon pa y the ith of t he ma in approach Among th SF YORV API slsion'i "super cope" are llo these signs to rii.ik. income taxes that all of a sud. allowed as $4 e seductions dis- and 75,431 for donutr ('her,' tnt of CRTV's top just super, wait 'till you ss to the beach rememn den 1w is supposed to owe," ing h vice presidential papers aated rama is canceled read what hleld staif mas said, ing tha t you may exit tilt to the National Archives. The will not be on the network In . writer Mark WeinU found .- a ich at any ramp wit ho it "Many have voiced the same IRS had okayed the deduction new fall season out about Seminole resentment that e have Felt - last November, Ige. County's Sherif f's deter, Announmg the cancellation tive F. J. Moloney. It's all Friday was Fred Silverman, aving visited New Smrirr.i -TIon Page IA. ('hIS' programming chief. He Sunday and seeing all 11 u are a young, or declined to say if the recent Weatner Id lie Seminole Cou nt)- li ce n' '' single, or divorced or breakup of the couple's 9year --------------es i beginning wi th prefixes HA wwed woman, bow easy marr iage had any influence on M ostly (air today wi th Cal endar ............ 7A I'm certa in tha t there are Is it for you get a ttto the c ion. iy who ha ve been paying high in the mid to upper cs cret raU in your 7 toll In the pest. Northwesterly winds Industry observers have said own righr. lO to 15 miles per hour will units to P.A.C. (Public d Izl....HA Crossword the couple's marital rift • Against a backdrep of diminish. Small craft on Commit tee) we do ha ve hA threatened the fut ure of the fem inis t rumblings, banki advisory in eff ec t (corn Dr. Crone mblance of an organization "There just won't be a show, PA and other financial tttw FarponSprings sou thward. t A kirrsors A DT Editorial Comment -his will ing to ta ke u the and we're sorry 4A wy're a are re-examinIng CUCW lion' ART 91 WINNER Highs Monday and Horoscope to esI3t this exhorbitant couple of great talents.- said ... hA their traditional altitude. Tuesday in the bOs, Into FLORENCE ROSSY (left) winner of th e Traditional Oil ning f ee. Hospital Notes -- --- --IA Silverman. towards women. Herald show Wis in the interior. Not as National News award of the Sanford-Seminole Art Associa ti staffer Jean Patteso gets on Annual Spring Show at Sonny Bono, 39, and (let, 27, warni Wednesday with SchoolNcws " Pla t.)( ' some reactions on bow it za, 'sets admirjn& glances from Crafts honorable were married in October l9964 highs in the mid lOs to Society used mention winner, Mary Shaw. Other Winners of the bow the cret of life Ii ,K tudo ower and split up last 'e show were: Sports . u'su IltUaticni$chULiflgt.di, ..ou li&r, but lob w t Jacqulin Beach, abstract; Bob Orwig, photography; MarIe Richter, , A hen Ho fled ( State legal 3A in Women' s W orld. crafts; ar,1 Karl Hamn1r, juniors, aration f -om hlS :f:i: Sa World News 2A Pane 3EL b on ica, Calif., court. - s cis (Piu is, , Gri.. Cl I.0 cI (1,41 CPiLWCPi CPW4t. Paola (hunt hi (Ii it, * Na'ffitlde PCt ii CPvitI. 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SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY_____________________________ .•. m --, -.".V:7flw s., - --I~A' ' I Th e Mana9ementaflEmployes HARRELL&BEVERLY TRANSMISSION .4C& David Revert SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION CO. and Employes - A&PW EO PAINT CO., INC. and E mployes (top p ho to) that . l 7 lop" HAPPY ACRES KINDERGARTEN & CHILDCARE Botty Floyd& Staff THE McKIBBIN AGENCY nsurance UNITED STATE BANK Wlditeiday the $7.30 seasonal pass. either. tumers, nearly 0W,000 7XP " Even9TorthP l )OR m "4i!4. t It was - I quite ayrec During the past A UpsaIa Roads 11 000 in 6 )OR m ? )OR m Evening Wor" ship The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible JIM LASH CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH 0 R e v Dar*nShpa Pastor Sunday School Morning Worship __ .- thu UPSALA PRESB YTE RIAN a 300^ a OCR . , 110pm Old a soutig 46 at Peals St Praise - S 'S. II 00. II 4 8 m lOCprn Sort vote 110. Morning Worship Youth Gr oup S10pm . ' 13cm UMYF CTnp -' - - a lOp - C hurch School Emeritus Pastor I 301, Ila m Sanford, built __,- ll~- covered with mosquito bites, she's all cut up by that sa w12 grass and her Feet are a mess. SAN FJtANC1So tAI' panied by a dozen roses, a Apparently, she spent a lot of FBI agents have seized a recent gr eeting card and half of her the time wit t re w U 8 terrorist communique and dri ver's license, said shoes.of the time other documen ts in the Patricia and place of Miss Hearst's reSheriff Ed Stack said her finHearst kidnaping from the at. lease would be made known ger'print.s were sent to the FBI tot ney for a San Francisco tin. wi thin 72 hours. The driver's I;. in Washington In hopes th ey derground newspaper, cer had already been turned might be able to identify her. The raid came Friday as over ICI to the FBI by her fat he r. The sheriff said the woman had trustees for $4 million offered newspaper executive Randolph talked about Las Vegas, U, John A. Spnlskj Nev,, by the hearst Corp. said the A. Hearst. and Tulsa, OkIa,, but checks money is Still available to buy with police In those cities were But In the sLA message Let's all hear it for the Public he free food for the poor if Miss KSA'4 Miss Hears' announced arst is released unharmed , Action Conunittee. "We're stumped right now, Fill agents served the war. he was turning he r back on her I5 parents ierce said. "Ei ther she can 't and joining th e SI.A More than likely you're not rant on Vincent Hallinan, attor. Familiar wi th this group unless raisingdoubts whe ther the $4 us an)thing or doesn't want ney for the biweekly San Fran. you're one of the many who cisco Phoenix, to tell us anything," illiori offer still stor4 for the April 2 ... 'retreat' to New Srnyna Beach conlmur The woman, be lieved to be -Jque from In the note Braa said I Oft ii weehen, about 25, was found In a ditch binnese L iberati. on Army, ceived Thursday along with These dissiden ts arer.'t •'4 near .ae 5 nn transcrip•t whose members dragged Mis,, copy UI content continually laying Hearst from her Berkeley day communique, he MU to the city with of le,e A spokesman at Hollywood Sm>'rn the III apartnier1t Feb 4. kidnapers praised lUll for 'e entrance fee to the beach, nor Memorial hospital said Friday fusing to turn over the material "They Just came in with a I Sunday FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 419 Fork Ave. Leo F. K ing 4`811114or Thomas C - 1 a roadside ditch at the edge of __ ______ PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Wilbur Ave .. Lob ,Ma,y Mn.st,q Rev A F Stevens a 10pm Price 20 Cents OLVIVA) FBI Conof i sca es I Documents THE LAKE MARY UNITED 730pm more than that since she tumbling down. u U .S. an come But they have learmned littip Sunday, April 7, 1974-Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No. 195 F$13T PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Oak Ave. £ Iii St. Rev VirgIL Bryar9 S 10p m lOOp in Prayer Sery FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Rev Javy Cc"mallo rr jtrt'. b t.'riuii AS& in I ____ of Seminole, answers. Broward County sheriff's deputies have tentativel) rra 7 )OR m Sunday 7 300 7 )Op ni This was jut another Do you itaderstaaii what happeaed that Friday? Do you realize WHO hung on that Do you haow WHY He died? And FOR WHOM? S 1000 w1ifuneway in Wed bleStudy Cquocon Meeting - here unable or unwilling to talk about eight days she apparently 7 lop COMMUNITY 1INITED Rev KOIVI eIhW METHODIST L14URCH Minister; H*v.17.SIal Piney Ridge me. Morning Worship Cau0.Wrvy, CIsach School Rev William Pl*'or MornngWor;h.p Rev Kenneth MIter, A*iiit Pastor Nurser IT Three men died on Calvary Hill. Owe of theta was the GaIileaal flusi.,,, as usual ix Jerusak,a. Utiless we ,uiderstaad tin whole slgii/kai,c, of what is hapes,. la we pay little attention os.. lShl Park Avenue Pa s tor Engservk, in tvaniqIs',t ¶rcwce-t n 7 10pm WTRN Broadcast Bi ble Study 2124 Pollffittle Ave. 9 45a 11 004 7 00 uorkiieg.day CHURCH OF CHRIST PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH .vinday School An.t Worship Whe a ice become Wednesday )OR'' Ill 0 E. Ho Hodges , 11 spent wandering around lost it. the Everglades, and a S ISa in 11 00 4 a iSpin Cltt, :fiTra.inng Eve Worship II) Sun, B bte Study Wed CHURCH OF CHRIST M5 Pa lm S Altain.nf Ar jp,1n55 ' James Needham Evangelis t B.blOStdy tO OOa in Assembly Worship 100am Evening W or vsp OOp m Wed Evening Sye lOOp rn a11 q I'.iti,..'tiiI CHRIST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Tucker Drivs, S4jiIlend EthIcs Rev Gary Slier Pastor Sunday School S ISa Fort Morning Wor Worshi p II Ole in MVFJ&d$n 700pm THE PEOPLES BAPTIST CHURCH 17S1 W. Ill It. swiill C GRACE UNITED FIRST PENTECOSTAL METHODIST CHURCH CHURCH OF 100*0*000 O mea Rd,s?W..4Iaw,Av,. MIOqaaeSIre0. Ry 0 RotS Oentivv pastor Rev E Ruth Grant Patter Church School S 43. in Sunday 5hooI tO COa m Morn.r.g Worship II 00 a 0 in, Mc.rnlngWorth II OOa gin MYF 10pm Sunday Evening 7 lop m -. The southwestern Olno city of 28,000 suffered 30 dead and an estimated $50 million in damages. Another 25 persons are still unaccounted for in the COthiIflunity, which is outside Dayton. - a - 700pm In Xenia, Ohio, one of the hardest hit cities, hundreds of homeless flocked to relief shelters Friday. and is slashed by razor-toothed sawgrass lies in a hospital bed . / / -. - I ; Praise iI,'i!i,,d:si , - Pasto r 450 m r E I II OOa m 7 l, m Service Wednesday Service Rtv PaulD School lists: Alabama 12, Kentucky 71, Tennessee 44, Ohio 37, IndIana 40, Georgia 16, North Carolina 5, MIchigan 3, illInois 2, VirginLa I, West Virginia I and Ontario, Canada I. And 'The Wall' FORT LAUDERDALE, Fin, sAP) A young woma n whose 7 000 r4 istic I/f Ltl o the nazarene Ilt Crystal Lake Dr. Lake Mary 1100 Orlando Ave.(17 91) ,,.,(,Lulhtf &nChvrCh in America) tam IS pastor Church School 9 008 m .- i LAKE MARY CHURCH LUTHERAN CHURCH / t\\ SlSa.m Prr I GOOD SHEPHERD UNITED - 0 Minist er uindallSchool / I p in JamrSC, Vaughn i//I/I / / ~\, 9 Ass m ser vice . I SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH II? Airport Blvd Phone 302.5357 JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH 1571 West Pint Street CleorgeGatto*ay Pastor Sunday School Morning Service - / // / / i 0" ( 1 0 li II 00 on, Set voical I Wed) Pastor .1 fill rtOn : \' Pt?, tO 00 m FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE $41 Sanford Ave. Dcvgla%D Elliott p1soc" 9 AS,),I, St.indso, School Morning Worship 10 50 a rr Youth Hour 6 DO P or Evangelistic Service ? Dop In LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER 7 30 If I, Davoll Rich Sunda If Sc noctI o i, Rev A E Sunday School Sun w orship I N 6 "Ron I \\ hilherilin ~ I \\5 \\\\\ . ' __. 1// ~ I \\'\\\\\\ C,mmtuitv CrMyr 441 S. Park Ave The Rev Leroy D. Soper Rector ? - )Do rn communion )or tragedy and that's the way I want the federal government to respond," he said. Lynn said preliminary figures show that 1,894 homes in Kentucky are uninhabitable, and about another 1,000 each for Indiana and Ohio, Ile said no figure Is available on the amount 'f (ederI money that will be needed but "it's going to cost many, n..ny, many, many millions of Cm!lars." He said President Nixon told him that "whatever it takes we will spend" A shte-by.st.ate breakdown of the 302 deaths, from official Police Work To Identify SwampLady A - with two and three dead in the storms. Secretary of Housing and Urban Development James T. Lynn beaded an air tour of tar. nado-stricken areas of Kentucky, Indiana and Ohio on Friday and planned to tour Georgia, Alabama and Tennessee today. All six states have been declare*J federal disaster areas, and Lynn promised to do all he could to cut the red tape so those affected by the tornadoes Tuesday through Thursday could receive prompt help. "Each family's loss is a ma- With the needs of the living still so overwhelming, burial of the dead was given little public attention and left to the individual families involved, In Tennessee today, several funerals were scheduled for families In Ohio, as in other tornado. Two National Guardsmen were killed today when fire swept through a furniture store in Xenia, 01110, one of the towns canned goods arc being collected all steek at the Corn Bank in Winter Park. Cash left to loot and much to clean up and rebuild. Volunteer workers converged on stricken areas. The screech of buzz saws filled the air, and bulldozers pushed splintered wood and debris into huge mounds, The survivors began sorting out the pieces of their future amid the remnants of tte past. A guard spokesmen said the men apparently entered the store to seek refuge from a Freezing rain, noticed the fire and were trapped by flames and smoke while investigating it. Firefighters brought the Naze under control an hour Lat- ters Mrs. E%elyn Hart, chapter president, said clothing and ctims I hardest hit by Wednesdays tornadoes. The death toll From the tornadoes stood at more than 300, with about 4,500 injured. Thousands more were homeless, and insured property damage was estimated at about a half-billion dollars in the 14 states and portions of Canada hit by the twis- 7 of Longwood hunched a ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH 111i Ave . Sanford Tornado-dazed communities from the deep South to the Great Lakes struggled to provide for the needs of the injured and the homeless and began to bury their dead today. mercy drive for the victims in Kentucky. ROLLING HILLS MORAVIAN CHURCH Sa,Iando SpnnI Dry. 10)w 32nd StreIt Rev donations and other useable Items should be taken to the bank or to 397 E. Main Ave., liingssood, In Seminole County, The Ladies Auxiliary VFW Post 11401- 111- iii C HURCH OF GOD OF GOD CHURCH Cot 27thandEll Morning Worship E v eni ng Wo5ts.P Pra y er Mon Wed 7 10 IT in " Rev ( 11.008 m Sunday Schoo: WedntWàY $OIVIC# (,,,/ () By MIKE DUI'FY Ill . k-1 1460 Sanford Ave, Rev. W R Bennett Pastor SCIENTIST ________ eminole Joins In Alictinn Tnrnnr1r% I, I - ~ 11 ooa,-n MET4ODIST CHURCH i iSc-dPr.i,rrttrtj I FIRST SOUTHERN 1 . 4 Associated Press Writer V* - ~ I to __________ Ev'rsq Wotthp PtAyr Spic uu ( Sit Htsltf Ave Ph Ill pastor k~ Ill 8.11v Griffin ~ N Cornet ?In A Elm Worship Service lAsednescl Night 0000 . ~?.,) 1 . 4 jus t S ffi 0. SR 41; 11 Worship 7 ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST CHURCH DAY Sabbath SChI ! 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 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/e4490e5aa232612360e9a96745b34cf3.pdf 30821c3b2ed3a50c5e07deddbe45e732 PDF Text Text .-=----- 4 - Ttjç H0 Ihursday, March 1, 19.4 Retirement 362 Million Gallons Does Income Affect Benefits? now By FRANK CORRICK Copky News Service Q My interest from certifi. cites and stocks is uver $6,000 per year. Will still be able to draw my Social Security cbedLswhenlretjre' —i. E. A. The interest you receive does not count against you. Neither do pensions or other types of retirement income, The only income that counts against you Is wage' or self. employment income and the rust 12,400 earned th those two other Individuals who admin. categories doesn't cause lass later aid in emergency situof benefits. atkmsthat the person they are treating Is suffering from any one of some 200 "hidden" Q What Emblem" — Mrs. T.H.W. health conditions - such as heart problems, diabetes, epi. A. w lepsy, glaucoma and severe lstAng health problem, a allergies. In such situations, e tag identifying their the person may be physically dillon could mean the differunable to tell the medical peo. ence between life and death, ie that there Is a condition reports the Institute of LaTh they should know about, Insurance, A sufferer from diabetes or The emblem's purpose is to alert doctors, nurses and epilepsy, for example, could be neglected because he or she was mistakenly corusH. ered to be intoxicated or on drugs. Other likely victims of Reasons For Listing Weights By Ounces By LIZE1TE L MURPHY Consumer Education Florida Cooperative Extension Gas Allocation Short: Askew GUY. ASKEW Talks with Simon 'idlow fi REASONABLE s COST of HOME OWNERS - NEED HELP? 47MIl I AI ion Now Idle Gas Crisis mary was shown in a separate ' By CHRIS NELSON anfnrb nation's unemployment rate The unemployment rate had sudden halt in unemployment, survey of industry emHerald Staff Writer held steady at 5.2 per cent of the which has risen from 46 per been expected to go up again as ployment, showing that flOfl. work force in February despite cent GE the economy Continued an the work force since last farm payroll the energy crunch, the October County Engineer Bill Bush , primar ily because of increase of Jobs posted a net apparent slowdown and 175,00t1 last month. Arab oil embargo government said today. today said the gasoline crisis Job layoffs caused by the This survey showed that even dustry The Bureau of Labor Stalls- energy crisis, production, cut into In- cloesnotseeni tote threatening though 151,000 people were laid state and county road building III,' tics, reporting the surprise staThe bureau estimated that off In February in the manufac• One bu at projects which depend on gas tistic, said total employment from November through turing reau official said th field, mainly one possible explanation Is the tax revenues to fund con. remained unchanged at 90.5 February between 125,00') and because of the energy cris Friday, March 8, 1974---Sanford, Florida 32171 i s, margin of error built Into the stniction million while the number of 200,000 Jobs were lost directly another 21E,000 found Jobs An monthly stattics. He said that Bush noted the recent sale of 66th Year. No. 170 people out of work held at 4.7 because of f l Price 10 Cent! ue shortages. service producing Ind ustries perhaps the January rise was ii 162 million bond Issue to fund nifihion. One reason for the apparent and 101,000 In e cons uc right of way and construction of th tr ti on ove rsta ted or the Februa ry Specialists in the bureau strength of employment in Feb. industry, S.R. 434 between Longwood and port understated. Oviedo, and right of way - n:'i I ---' - -,--,. acquisition for S.R. 419. ,. 'lhe only thing we have to be Senate careful of Is that reduced consumption of gas doesn't _ affect county revenues to the -. " point where It makes It difficult Approves possible to pay back ft 10 2 bond," be said. Central Florida college and Rumors in th is area are With the 162 million expected NO school students are joining rampant of mass streaking to arrive In state coffers by the thousands of sk inny, fat, goose. / exhibitions, of nude ______________ end of March, Bush said he bumpy, sweaty bodi es - all e _________ . parachutists landing in nude - across the coun try who populo hopes construction contracts on ________ ...i%.. us campus squares, and a re compe ti ng with the heroes first ithase of S.R. 434 I of squealing co-eds being WASHINGTON (AP) - The By John A. Spolgi construction from 14 to of college athletics for title to carried off In the local paddy Senate for the second time in -Longwood can be the biggest spectator sport in let by May. '— i , . wagon. But these accounts, this Congress has passed a bill The youngsters from the the country. me bonds, sold to a New college officials say are grossly raising the minimum wage F st UnitedMeutcth York bankIngf1rm,w1 be paid Thousandsuponthousandsof exaggerated. from$l.GOto$2.2oan hour f or S6 -of Sanford are looking for help. collegians, male and female, off Over 30 years with interest at '— -: _______ They're preparing for the ir stripped to the buff Thursday "The only streaks around million U.S. workers. $400 000 annually, Bush said, Sponsors said this time, howhere are aim grey ones In my adding Lenten drama and are in need night for a zany frolic the county currently . of ckground music from of hair." quipped Seminole idor eve r, they believed there was a :'! receives up to $600,000 annually ' . fair chan ce either President _____ Greatest Story Ever Told, The "streaking" that provided College publicity director Jim Nixon ,ar in that protion of tu retesu would sign the legislation _____ Anyone ha ving a copy of this television more entertainment than Congleton. "1 must confess, it's r Pledged to Pay off the bond. or the local movies, that his veto could be overoriginal album who'd like to Another $300,000 annually to hear students The craze of romping around S lend a helping _ hand l.a en- the campus In the nude has across the country are ridden. comes in taxes not pledged to Nixon vetoed the 1913 bill, alcotraged to call Anna Heard at been building in numbers behaving like students the bond, Bush said. and most Identical to the one passed again m-064l. ting up th and ¶j get The surplus from the pledged to ese imagination for wee ks, but mursfiay,and was sustained in pr an ks ," he and added. unpledged tax monies, fad burst into unprecedented the house by a comforta ble 23- ; Bush pes, wi ll fund over the ho dimensions Thursday as new. Several streaking incidents vote margin. next five years h projects as style nudists ran, danced, were reported from Florida But a number of Republicans .i Mardi 30 Is a Saturday. I'm parachuted, biked, walked widening S.R. 427 from and Technological University who voted to uphold him _______ __________________ last hoping t you'll take the time played on campuses a Longwood to Altamonte the J) by W. Rex Brown, vim year reportedly have changed to set this day aside as a country , Central Fl ri Springs. t' o da in. president of student affairs. their minds. mission of mercy, and yet be eluded. " Bush said his earlier fears of "But they've all been low key The 69i - to-22) volt' sent the leg. treated to a nourishing greatly reduced tax revenues chicken L things," said Brown. "An uslation to the House, where LOVE IS a barbeque. Bh.......Eli THAN BANANAS due to the gas shortage don't isolated case of a streaker Labor subcomzruitter already .,,Sukari and trainer, Prince Rudolf Alexander It will be ser ved at seem to be hitting home inside a dorm, and another has approved a similar measford Elks' Club grounds on because 'even in this crisis Individual outside. Thursday we. — Second street from 4 to 8 p.m. there is growth in the state, so WNL evening several girls and men . Its version would I ix an evenAll benefits will be of fered total consumption goes up." streaked through an Ice cream tual $2.30 minimum but its steps towards medical expenses of Increased prices will not socia l and one man streaked by would be mo re gradual than young area cancer patients. ' " he lp" ta xpayers, Bush said, on his bike. Only one of the under the Senate bill. because the state takes the first students has been apprehended, The full house Labor Corn. four cents of any sale, the however." mittee and then the house itself Didja hear the story of 6-foot'" counties the next three cents, 4 Fred Lamke of Pit tsburgh . One of two male students are expected to act soon on and the cities another penny A recently defeated .who said "Liberation works 4k zipping through the campus in legislation. regardlesn of the total price. candidate for Mayor of The Senate vote for the bill both ways." the nude stopped in his tracks Federal energy chief William Maitland who campaigned He was elected Homecoming when an officer hollered "halt," was substantially greater than Simon announced this week his &ç, 4.'s.t for decriminalization of the ______ Queen by the students at Point the 64-33 margin by which the but the lad was released. goal of an average state drug laws has found Park College, allottment of 95 per cent of the Brown said FIU officials 1973 bill In addition to raising the himself at the center of a Lamke, a Junior journalism _______ were not getting "up-tight" gasoline used in the past year. ____ tight over apparently iO major from Harrisburg. Pa., Today, Bush said bond Issue about it. "It's a natural releasewage tend floor, the bill would ex. arbitrary and unfair bond said his vital statistics are 47. coverage of the wages and projects will be in no danger as of tension associated with the practices, 36-40. (If It matters for the gals, coming of spring. Some people hours act to seven million addi. ____ long as revenues more or less Wilbur 1), Selley, an we certainly must make say it's getting out of hand, but tional workers, repeal overtime hold their own. But if drastic ______ inventor and civil tibetmention It for the guys, it'll be of short duration and pay exemptions which apply in drops occur, such "extra" tarlan, was arrested late too...right) ' we'll let it run it's course," said se veral industr ies a nd tighten projects as the S.R. 427 Thursday night as he Present law on child labor on Brown. widening will suffer. I _____________ prepared to climb the Also, the case of those two "In a way it's been a kind of farms. In three days of Senate deWeather ____ protest against what be of the Smunford Post Office., .just students," he added. Yesterday's high 87 low this claims several attempts to alter gabbing away...and this woman is harrassment th e In Del and 48 streakers were morning -; ••• & 57. Mo fly fair through bi ll to make by authori ties pulls up in fron t of the building 1 .'enform to re ported riding through the city YAi" Saturday and warm wi th highs and is struggling trying to get on mu fraternity fire truck while Nixon's views but all of their 'SOIIK' 1 :\H" I iv LIt M '\KI'\ \i()'l' ar ound mid 803. Lows tonight lie It beIn he!'! in help (torn somebody tc . . a sha pely co-ed at Stetson amendmen ts were defeated. . lower to mid 6(le. ''m on in, the water's fine' Orange Count) Jail On some pa c kages insi de. Uni versity drew attention by " Thunderstorms, high winds $10,060 bond for possession "Would you help me?" she dancing nude on a rooftop Old Zoo Ending and hail hit porticn.j of the of hashish, and fact's a I 3') inquired 1-he Largest single streak at nation's interior today, while a p.m. hearing today "No way...you wanted for Stetson involved about 30 men late-winter re vocation of $5,000 appeal storm bombarded woman's lib...you got it...carry and women who dashed across 1 i ther California. bOnd (torn another case. rk your own pa ckages in," said the the campus Th ursday night ii a y Hail the size of golf balls Selley says he is being 'gentlemen.' eir pelted persecuted because of his BYDONNAESTES Lipscomb, Tex., pleting last minute details, he monkt', more demurely clad fellows island, additional Th urdav night Ilera1dStaff%riter s.titl fight against the establishSpeaking of the post ofLarge crowds, drawn to the macaw, parrots have been Sanford will lose a ZOO mont, and points to the son f ice ... why is it that the side door spot by wildfire rumors, have (r,ind re-opening ceremonies moved to a flight cage, a native IND EX WASHINGTON AP Pm. Saturday, but Seminole Count), of a lawyer who Is charged La closed, forcing everyone to witnessed male are slated for I p in Saturday bird uige for pheasant and and female ident Niion will gain a zologlcal today proposed new park. with first degree murder— use only the front entrance? students streaking w ith special guests including quail his been added and Area deaths -------- -- 2* me by on the restrictions on campaign old Sanford but 15 out on $3,000 bond. This La difficult for the senior lops of vans, on ZOO Will Sanford Mayor Lee Moore and children's petting zoo is corn. .. .......... . ... 28 motorcycles contributions and new steps to officially close at 10 am. "They are out to crush citizens, not to mention city commissioners, Seminole pleted with baby goats, pigs, Calendar............. 3* and bicycles, and skipping outlaw so-called "dirty tricks," Saturda y, and the Seminole us," charges Selley's wife, unnecessary traffic congestion along on tender bare feet.No Co unty commissioners, Stan sheep, chickens and other small ChUTCh News ........... lB saying that "campaign abuses Zoological Park will come into Broth Joan. "They've picked Bill being created by making t attempt has been made tO of TV's "Wild Kingdom," 1ed animals, Cages are also set SiB up recently publicized ... procla im existe nce. out because he's fighting everyone take so mucn more apprehend any Stetson student t Herb Sullivan with his reptile Comics for owls and talking SB t ha mynah the electoral process needs The ceremonies will take exhibit, them and the insane drug time i ns ide the building' at this point, however. Prince Rudolf and his birds. Crossword puzzle ....... 28 pl refo ." rm ace at the old zoo si te on the chi'np laws which set higher Seminole High School of. act with "Sukari", Fred Dear Abby ...........28 "I am doubtful that any leg corner of Seminole Botevar "Daisy," the African lion, Winn penalties for possession ficials said one teen-ager wor of W, Bow Show' and Dr. (kane ......... 28 e lation can provide the panacea and Park Avenue. due to ha ve a cub in April, has than for first degree only a baseball cap, another that some the l.akeview School Rand. torial comment Edi 6* The zoo, which seek to arrived and guarantee has been murder." arrangeutients are Oh My Goodness' Where was blowing a horn an'l Entert.airuncnt 48 Broth will display his being made to acquire a absolute integrity in the eke, closed for a week for Australian Selle y has I i!cd a fjj," have we heard this Bengal others had thcir faces covered. Horoscope.--------- 28 bush total process," he said. dog, tiger as a male lawsuit against the City of - A Timely Quote attributed to for "Jacques," Three streakers, two of them Hospital notes ..........3* will rno'.e to the "Squeaky," lianna said bush Hanna said. But he park site on U.S. a series of renovations, Sid in an incident Gen, Alexander M. Haig, White on motorcycles, bared all at Sea reforms P ublic notices ---------58 1792 riot'., dogs, protected and stated his oppo- thwest of Sanford sometime in Australia, last year in which plain House chief of staff, cornBreeze and Mainland high sitlontosorne other suggestions Society A 50 Cents admission fee will are rarely . 38 seen outside their July, according to Jack Hanna, clothes vice squad agents mnentlng on the Watergate inschools in Daytona Beach, Four - which if ------------ I-9A be charged to pay for ' native country. -Sports ena ct ed would zoo-director, raided his Lake Sybellia yesligatlon - "We can see the youths dashed naked through change the face of American State operation with any cilia funds .... 7* Workers are expected to burn "Sobik" the baby elephant allocat borne. end of the tunnel!" Naples high School. — Stocks.............. ed toward development elections, 4* the midnight oil tonight corn- now occupies the former of 'I'I,' the new zoo, Hanna said. SB WASHINGTON AE'— The could offer NO ORLANDO PHONE 849•6520 based on the increase in motor vehicle registrat9ns between 1972 and the firet of this year. During that time, Florida's registrations increased more than 10 per cent. "I am encouraged that the Federal Energy Office is now recognizing the tremendous growth which Florida has experienced," Askew said. lie said Florida is entitled to more gasoline and he will continue to push for increased allocations, Jobless Rate Stable; RoadWork I 'Safe' From cw S ORANGE AVE Noting that the national gasoline reserve totals about 9 billion gallons, Askew said it would take only about 350 million gallons to raise the 31 states "closer to parity" with the other states. lie said Simon took the request under consideration. Askew won at least some con' cessions from the Federal Energy Office as Simon's revised March allocation included a growth factor *** ju Al Per.'r' It is payahe April liarnctt fl.irk (if Jck,cnIle, of record N.A,, was named holding March Ii. company vice president. United Britt S. Everett. 45, senior States banking department March gasoline supplies up to at least 85 per cent of the antcipated demand. Florida's revised share, according to Askew, is 362 million gallons. But Askew said in a press release he pointed out to Simon that Florida and 30 other states fall below the new national average of 89.6 per cent of the anticipated March need. The governor urged Simon to boost the 31 states to the new national average, :4 Q: Some packaged and canned Foods have a net weight fractions of an ounce—for example, 14 ozs. or 3.3 ozs. Why? I find this very confusing when comparing prices. A: .There are several reasons for this. To save in production The amulet — which can be cost manufacturers use our the container for more than one worn as a bracelet or necket.Sincemanyprudoct1varyinwelgheperc.1bij, there lace — lists Medic Alert's will be a variation In the net weight of the contents. And, some of telephone number In Turlock, I them may be fractional. lloweer, to protect the consumer, the Calif. — from where doctors label must show the actual net weight, can obtain vital information on the victim's condition by a Consumers prefer to buy some products based on number of collect telephone call. The en. servings rather than weight. After the manufacturer decides the 0`111111111" . — ainoimt which constitutes a serving, they multiply this times the tire cost of membership is $7. D0000. It is endorsed by the National number of servings is the container. This determine, the net Association cf Ufe Underweight in each package which may be fractional. In this instance (NALU), working on the label provides added guidance for consumers by showing bothwriters behalf of the nonprofit mcdl. the net weight and the number of servings. cal organization in many The octane rating stickers on gasoline pumps we parts of the country. fusing. Which kind do you buy If your car owner's manual says your car should use 95 octane? There seems to be several choices. Q. In less than three years I A: .The octane rating you we posted on the gasoline pumps is required by the Cost ef living council. will retire at age 65.Atpres. ent I am employed In Federal There are three ways of deimninlag octane rating: the Civil Service. research method, motor test, and road test. The octane rating in What can I expect tmm Soan owner's manual Is based on research methods. requires clal Security when I retire If! the rating posted on pumps to be an average of the research and have earned $45,000 sIxe motor ratings. This Is about 4 nolnta ku thin - ---- i røE..r,4 psIl..a - ___ 1937? All but $3,000 was raft 0f95 alone.Forezmpk,apumpdwi earned after 1950. —E.P.D. would actually be equivalent to a " rating in your manual. A. I'm assuming you were Remember, buying the correct pa is Important to prevent A mob of thrifty homemakers will be storming National's I 1911. In that event engine "knock"wbkh can damage your carts gj, Helmer, tomorrow. Be sure you're one of them. It will be crowded but d , necestsarily better. monthly beneflt rate buying a b4*r ocum that when you see the savings you won't mind a bitl Be earlyl would be about $160. This With the energy shortage and high pa prices, it is wise to stick 10 takes into account recent leg First Come, First Savedl the lowest octane rating that prevents knocks In your car Iilation which will Increase Social Senurity benefits byll octane rating suggested for your car. U your manual does not per cent by July, 1974. ENTIRE STOCK OF NAME BRAND have octane rating, the (Wflce of Consumer Affair's advises trying WILL BE expuftent. Day a brand with an eclase rating Iowa than the one you have been buying. Keep baying down until you notice a Advertisement bock in yaw engine. Then buy up an octane or two, W next Um REFUSEDIFURNITURE. DINETTES. BEDDING AND you buy gas. This should tell you the minimum octane gas yourHearing Tests ear can one without a knock. I have heard about an electric Insect killer that kills bugs DINING ROOMS Set For very effectively by electrocuting them? Is it good to use on patio. and around doors? A: No, ass matter of fact, the company has been orêred Is Orlando Area iWILL BE SOLD stop selling and I. recall the device. The name of the product is Electronic AT COST AX—EC MURDER BUG INSECT KILLER. Although, the • NEAR T will be given ne at the Or. company labeled the produ ct as 'completely safe" one exploded ing, Hearing Aid Ctr. 1503 S. while being tested by the Emnirournental Protection Agency. Orange Ave. Orlando for a The insect killer is a blue light bulb surrounded by an dec. limited time only. - lasy A Certified Hearing Aid trically charged grid that electrocutes any Insect that touches it. BELOW Audiologist will be at this of. OUR The device is 9 inches high and 4 Indies around, and has a lice to perform thetis?. push button top, According to the Office of Consumer Affairs, If IN ORDER TO CLEAR BUILDINGS SO THAT WORKERS Anyonewho has trouble the button is pushed while the device Is plugged Into an electric CHARGE 10 hearing or understanding is MAY COME IN TO BEGIN WORK ON OUR EXPANSION outlet, it may explode. All isumers are warned to retwn them wekoino to have a test using PROGRAM THAT WILL REVOLUTIONIZE THE FURNITURE INDUSTRYI to the store that PLAN the latest electronic (gulP' For further siormatlon which will help you with yow nmen? to determine his or Mr C44sfttm Di, 5•° particular loss. Miner pIObkTflS, write to 'OIIsUnWr Information." Extension by C54.$&ei.f.d A$tsfl* coo"23 Everyone should have a Home Economics, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL 32311, ou°1 5, sIvl:%55 I' lCd tabl, end i 11ecW" Itit docNator hearing test at loist once a Iam pigs4 chat,1 $ J 9 or contact yovr local County Extension Homç Economics Agent, cuton. HaityIe. R.g year iittre is any trouble at WOOd . $4 serviol " E Louise Gill, 40 S. Orlando Drive, Sanfcrd, Fl. 32771, phone: p,sb1l' . dCC0 °' all Miring clearly. Eveh FAMOUS o'' 22-7l23 ,.rmCS ,s, IIt' people now wearing a Mar. ivic,,,, Iiec Ssdroom " wang, colon mg aid or those who have v,lv,I W,. $9 . see sss ' 21 ci. an been told nothing could be u. e' vil lid o ssit p ' 247 "47 "' don. foe them should have a "" , Pc Crir.n,.,,, °tn,n,, $44 hearing lost and find out Dn'',Sets Barnett Banks Disclose Micro rep table D$Yu%Fiofid$ Cstalky $76 "an and about the latest methods of ,.g%l oots estra liI•vy lubgle, hearing correction. WI Ct'l.ry I•flØ cocida" 1;19. isn'i $7 The free hearing test will 127 Cs" vol so, 'sabt r .Wool, Forovis 81 Sofa IC" i°c• given for a limited time Promotion And Officers le, As% P1JSOW bare. Heavy Ittis ,to 1111" CON at the oflc, listed be. cn' dWp HsrcvJn b ' tca $(99 %111 'y•blI and 1"fl&ffon..l R#q $773 IX. low, It you can't get there JACKSONVILLE - The vice president and senior loan V a Tri pl e Ta,, Sof, call the iumbr below and tor ltbwO#f r board of directors of Ilarnett officer, Barnett Bank of • a1° . • Ma,l, , Oft I 'U' u' •J'p'WUIflWm Banks of Florida, inc., has Jacksonville, N.A., was named at home. Call collect. Our Appointed font new cfficer ,ind vucc president t commercial aliKe is directly across the peof promoted one officer, Guy W. loans for the Barnett holding street from Orange 01 Ti Memorial Hospital Botts. Barnett board chairman company, filling the vacancy and chief executive officer, created last Sept. 23 by the to9 announced today, retirement Charles T. Botts also announced that the Robinson. DI L7RINGE Barnett board had declared a Edward H. West. 37, vIce' ' e.inu prestueni, te "' regional division. HEARING AID CENTER to shareholders TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (A?) - Gov, Reubin Askew says an increase of 20 million gallons In Florida's March gasoline allocation is still not enough to meet demand. Askew announced the allocation from Washington where he Is attending the National Governor's Conference. The governors met Thursday with federal energy chief William Simon. Askew said all states were rationed enough gasoline by Simon to bring ' :rxlividuals who are allergic to tiitboUcs or other drugs — a shot of administered to them could be fatal. Equally danger-prone In an emergency situation Is the person wearing undetected contact lenses. If left in the eyes for 24 hours or more, the lens can cause a marked Umpairment of visions or even you nee is no For March it frraffi until TOMORRO ' Streakers Show Scintillating Sisde or Wag B ii i C 10 ' - - 'a" ,. - 'IL - ba ,,, -' -. _____ - * -- Drug Law .'-, Advocate ' - ' ' Fights Bond ' •' '' , -. . - '' ______ ______ ______ - ______ ______ - '.'J Cam - - - '-,.' - i g' -------- paign Zoo Pa liii its Opens Sa t urd Proposed - FOR YOUR ORNAMENTALS — LAWN — VEGETABLE GARDEN? The Ay1cltwaI Center Provides you with $wjftg, ajflffisg, Pamphlets and other Educational Materials. Also agents serve on numerous advisory committees and provide programs for your club or OrganiLaf Ion. VOTE FOR Till BOND IVEM TUGS., MARCH 13 — Pd for by Aqcicvflvrai Center Aderi,smi F.m, L. i, . .' - . - �-1 2A—The Sanford Herald Friday, Marche, 1974 The Sanford Herald To Finish Story Today On Vesco Nixon Camp iii emen a aHu ( - Cat. •- . - - I - . . . '.. ' . , 4 'I elation, said Thursday the New Vesco. York beef sale may even result Sears previously testified he in tailgate hawking from a was with Laurence Richardson, truck chartered by angry Mid- president of Vesco's flagship western beef producers. International Controls corp. when the latter gave a briefcase The plan, he told a news con- cranuned with 1100 bills feruce, is still to be worked Stans April 10, 1972. Starts and out. But It involves trucking Mitchell had quit the cabinet to Iowa beef to New York at Only run Nixon's reelection cam- THE SMITH MYTH THIS CROSS between a motorceic and a bug' with a dash of rickshaw thrown in always baffles residents of iseileville, Ill., when mechanic Jim Smith, 31, pedals by. Smith said he made the peculiar vehicle in a year's time with about $50 worth of various parts. Wee ofthe New York dmonstration, tentaUv* set for show city "Mr. Vesco wants me FBI Harassment adica ls to de- liver youamessae " Sean telling 5, is to - Appliance what's good for his employes Is good for him. So he lets them set their own salaries, days off, holidays, vacations, and Just about everything else. Friedman's Appliances has been operating that way for some five years, "Because what the employes want turns out to be what I want, anyway," says the boss. Friedman, 51, said that as a result of his policy, "nobody ever leaves." Al Hirt T diemen are taking huge '4wika of the beef dollar, 1 Sears said Stans quickly in. WASHINGTON (AP) — For ered violence-prone fanned them "that's John MItand to stated by a previously-release chell's department." nearly four years the FBI em- topple their leaders Clarence G from what- memo dated April 28, 1971. Sears said he went directly played secret disruptive tactics ever power and Infl uence they dent of the National The new memos, released ur , ' from Stans office to Mitchell's, against black militants and oUt- had amassed in the black and of Food Ch 'I der pressure from newsme Its areA...17 low and MISI and there the former attorney er radical groups. white communities, according ci ting the Freedom of Infor general arranged by phone for The purpose was to destroy to secret FBI memos made mation Act, were heavil dectines In cattle prices him to meet with the then SEC organizations the FBI consid- public Thursday. at tengmury. censored to delete the names c The sheaf of documents. target organizations and in "The knWimuou oat roUl. ç. FBI dividuals. Subs sitid he con reluctantly released .r lees are on orders from Atty. Gen. Will- uidered that information a per ugmtstemmt and one i deeply Umn U. Sazbe, also disclosed of Investigative files and thu details of similar counter- exempt from the dlscksuri His comments followed a intelligence operations against law. statement Thursday by the Socialist Workers party and Açicuftire Secretary Earl IA. the Ku Klux Klan. In describing goals of th Butz that middlemen have not The Socialists have chatpossed on to consumers recent militant campaign, the lenged the constitutionality of RI said it In tended t. declines in cawe prices. i the tactics in a lawsuit pending dropped from is per 100 .eve f coalition, ol in New York. . pvSlP. MI militant &v •$flUaTy w uiaC nationalist 'nt - that " ii s .....i jj tide ,IMISl 1111W "'Y' the counterIntelligence programs differed considerably beginning a WUV UIw I'eVO —,. from the agency's more tradi- lutlon.' ii Prevent the rise of a r ' tional investigative functions. N. F According to the memos, the messiah who could unify, and campaign against "militant electrify, the militant black na(;jj' black na ti onalist-hate groups" tionalist movement." The I memo listed several potential I was launched Aug expanded a year later to In. mesIiahL" but those names vol ve4l FBI field offices across were censored out. "Prevent violence on the the nation CHECKPOINT IRBATT, part of black nationalist groups Sinai (A?) — 1 United Na. The campaign against the So- .... Through counterOm leer. In the Sinai desert is ciallsts began with a memo intelligence' it should be pa.precariously sandwiched be. dated Oct. 12, 1961, and against sible to pinpoint potential troutween Iwaeli and Egyptiap arthe Klan with a memo dated blemakers and neutralize them miss ad ready to kill to keep s,t. l. All three ope". before they exercise their pothe Suez peace, its Finnish ations were oflicially tennl- tential for violence." commander says IL Gen. Enslo Siilasvuo said •I R - -. __ ' - . . Former United Nations Secretary-General U Thant has been hospitalized for the second time in three months but "is progressing satisfactorily." A spokesman for Columbia Presbyterian Hospital said Thur4ay night that the 64year-old retired Burmese diplomat was admitted Feb. 24. The hospital declined to give details of the illness. Television actor James Stacey, who lost his left arm and left leg In a motorcycle acekisni last year, Is suing the city of Los Angeles for $10 million In damages. Stacey, 36, said Inault filed Thursday in Superior Court that the city failed to properly maintain the streets, which he called "extra hazardous and dangerous." The Former star of the television series "Lancer" was riding his motorcycle with a girl friend on Sept. 28, 1973, when he collided with a car driven by Carter B. Gordon, a Woodland Hills, Calif., bond salesman. Stacey's companion, Claire Cox, 27 was killed. Stacey, former husband of actresses Kim Darby and Connie Stevens, previously filed a $20 million suit against Frank Gordon, who has been charged with manslaughter. - 'j --• Sern mole Calendar ______ - -- ] U March 11 Winter Sanforg Rotary Club, 12:15 Springs Board of to Adjustment meeting, 8:30 p.m., p.m., Civic Center; speaker, city hall. Procedural discussio'n' Sen. Lori Wilson and general organization. Mental Health Association of Members, Donald Smith, John Seminole County business Daniel and Mary Cook, meeting, 7:30 p.m., Mental MIT 8.9 Health Center, 103 Robin Rd., St. Johns District Camporee, Altamonte Springs. Public all Scout troo'ps and Webelos invited. units, Tomaka Woodlands, I March 12 Sanford Lions Club, noon mile north of DeLand. Call Russ Kltner, 3fl,7751 for further luncheon, House of Steak. information. Speaker, Lions State Extension Chairman Rex Vanderhoof. March 9 Sanford Pilot Club, business WIFE (Women Interested in meeting, 8 p.m., Florida State Further Education) 9 aim, to noon; 6 week program at Bank lounge. Seminole Junior College for Adventist Community Setwomen of the community. 'ices free blood pressure check Indian Guides, People and urinalysis, 24 p.m., Powered Vehicle rides, United Adventist Church, 7th and Elm, State Bank, Sanford Plaza, to Sanford. raise funds for camping Oviedo High School PTO, 8 equipment. p.m., school commons. Prin. Special meeting of Seminole çlpal Keith Stone will speak on Rebekah Lodge 36, 8 p.m., school zoning, four-day week honoring Margaret Land, and double sessions. Florida Assembly president. Dinner 6 p.m., meeting 8 p.m., Mar. 14 Odd Fellows Temple, Magnolia SISTERS, Inc., noon, Avenue, Sanford. Cavalier Restaurant. "You people eat pretty well here. You eat better than I 'Jo for lunch. Of course, I'm In better shape than you are." Ilegal Donations Diamond in the 1972 political cam- paign. Diamond, a manufacturer of paper Products and matches, and one of its vice presidents, Ray Dubrowin, pleaded guilty to misdemeanor charges Thursday In United States District Court. The firm was fined $5, 000 and Dubrowin $1,000. El MILI till . Pearl Sings Singer Pearl Bailey lured President Nixon into accompanying her on the piano and got roaring approval from an audience of the nation's governors at a White House party. During the imçrr*nptu performance Thursday night, the President played three songs and wound up playing and singing "God Bless America" with everyone laming in. '. P - , . orce 'A/'II For Peace . . . - , L rar an Denies LBJ Got Big Paper Tax Cuts UWue-beretedtgciopsofhjs ib U.N. Emergency Force have no Us guns to defend the hufier strip witk "but mmNne V= . - --. - - -. . j w " "__. iI o xon Supp r i r raulflg RIGHT NOW,' EARLY BIRD PREVIEW,' MARCH?, 1974 ADMISSIONS • ROYAL TRAILS' i Mid 11gM arms can kill, too." He Indicated that be does not WASHINGTON (AP) — The mlttee that is investigating expect to have to use force, late Lyndon B. Johnson claimed President Nixon's tax deduchowever. income tax deductions for no tions. *~Our lack of J(p5fls, lanks snore than 200,000 of some 31 N ixon has taken $45Z000 In . and artllley is copeiated by million documents he donated tax deductions for the gift ofhis the moral strength of the for. ' to the government, the chief of vice presidential papers, saying he said. MV the the WLibrary says that Johnson encouraged him to Sfflazo spoke to newsmen Administrator Harry consider doing so. at this desert checkpoint on Middleton denied a report that Nixon's vice presiden tial paM.AAA "s" TU1 riicr V RY Thursday, the 133rd day that the former president probably pert were appraised at $576,000, UN" has been tu the Suez CAThIS SKELETON of a 13-foot tall woolly took 110 million, and possibly an average of about go cents for nal Zone. Several nilles to the mammoth with its internal organs (1,300 los,) 129 million, In tax deductions each item donated. Schnapper e, IiieeIi IOMm, tefuied for gifts of predominantly offi- said he has reason to believe (rozer intact was found in Siberia recently. around a mobile radar station dl do':wnenls. Soviet scientist, above peers from behind leg of that the Johnson documents To the west Egyptian convoys Historian and author M. L U " were appraised at more than 90 ferried troops to new pcaitlow Schnapper has said he has dr. cents per Item. He quoted a Wong a black aiphait road near ewustantial evidence and con. Johnson letter of Dec. II, 1968, the canai • fidentlal information indicat ing advising tha General Services .J " eicotne to lim" re.sd Ni t that Johnson took such deduc- Administration that the miessagt scribbled onth the ttnr ....l ,,,,• - Hospital Notes ; - Our new 12,000 acre planned community isn't quite ready for a Grand Opening right now. But our beautiful 1 acre and larger homesites can be seen — and purchased — RIGHT NOW. You can walk over your homesite — even count your trees— RIGHT NOW. Or you can choose a future homesite — RIGHT NOW — which will Include paved roads and underground utilities. Drive Into our Welcome Center and Sales Office. We're lust 13.3 road miles southwest of DeLand and 17.4 miles east of Eustis on SR 44. ThtS NCR 10-Key !LCTRIC AdII MpiIh. moving In which bring more 1978, and bring it more in line Mrs. Duerr suggested to with the franchises held by council In December 1973 an revenue," said Hutsell, Mrs. Duerr also said the city other cities in the area served effort be made to renegotiate has never received any free by WPT, the franchise In order to save services from WPT, although "We want to work out the best the city money. all other cities served by the and most equitable franchise She said in about 1966 council company enjoy a variety of possible. It Is probably worth first requested reconsideration them. She addedCasselben-y y while to pursue it at this of 1: iranchise, but was told was burdened with a mileage time," Frank Hutsell, assistant WPT was not prepared to charge for a much longer to the WPT president, told the negotiate at that time, period than any other city. committee. A second offer from WPT was He said the basis for the also turned down on the agreement would be the same grounds it did not fairly as for other cities in the area. A represent the city's growth i percentage of the gross most- either. thly billing on all telephones In "This city Is growing faster $i(fl '1 Lawelbeiry will be cffered as than people Mr,9. credit against telephone bill. In addition, orse while during the past three March $ im, Sanford: Peacha L. Wiggins Phillip E. Dixon Ramona A. Maples Nadine Roberson Willie IA. Anderson Loris Rouse William F. Spivey Charles W. Hoffon II Bill C. Kazee Isaac J. Buahart Selena M. Lee Vera Williams, Osteen Janet M. Osney, Lake Mary John Lambert, Longwood Roger L Dotson, Longwood Guy D. Miller, Longwood Lcuise Tonini, DeRary Harold H. Pellett, DDS, Julie A. Kehoe Billie Murray Jewell Penner Sandra A. Blankenship, Lake Mary Mabel W. Connelly, DeBary Laurence IA. Walker, Deftary Norma M. Best, Deltona Margaret Willman, Deltona Walter D. Lee, Deltona Gilbert G. Smithey, Paisley V Mrs. Mack Puskas and boy, Longwood 1II•I••••1111111117 40 Deltona Mary J. Kolashinaki, Deltona Donald Duffy, Deltona William C. Padget, Deltona Betty M. Hollingsworth, Deltona Coonle C. Sinatra, Deltona Frank H. Galipo, Deltona Rutha hi. Geter, Altamonte Springs Juanity C. Dotson, Sorrento Christine E. Carraway, New Smyrna Beach 4 I a, 0 4 BIRTHS I Mr. & Mrs. Jimmy I. Robes-son, a girl, Sanford DISCHARGES Vhien' to go for all the . -, (Herald Photo by Donna Estes) - — ' SEMINOLE Supervisor of Elections Camilla Bruce at a school for some 250 pollworkers Thursday night at Lyman High School predicted a "mighty low" turnout in Tuesday's special bond election. Over 40,000 electors are qualified to vote in the county's 49 precincts on a new security complex, third floor courthouse addition, a new agri-center and a new south end branch courthouse, President WASHINGTON (AP) Nixon, who often has cottage cheese and ketchup lunches, dropped in on his White House aides as they lunched in the staff dining room Thursday. Taking a look at one dessert, a pastry shell stuffed with Ice cream, Nixon WASHINGTON (AP) I LOW TURNOUT F X P E C TED President Nixon contributions . -- -.-. corporation to admit making illegal - S Rwi - - -- - International Corp., has become the ninth James Stacey SANTA MONICA, Calif. (AP) ' . - - * _ was willing to renegotiate the said, before he could work out RENT growth In residential areas. "We're basing our franchise onlxalblWng_tit , Important to have businesses IU Imonu, and apply rental Wws4 purchase price of $ $59.50 . - NEW YORK (AP) commented: NEW ORLEANS (AP)— Tn'mpeteer Al flirt has been sued for separation by his wife of 31 years, Mary Patureau flirt. The suit, flied Thursday, says flirt abandoned her without cause almost a year ago. The flirts have eight children. ii ' U Thant WASHINGTON (AP) the cod of slaughtered bed an- paign. froals, transportation charges C*TC* flW*Up. HILLSBOROUGH, Calif. (AP) — Another massive distribution of free food to San Francisco Bay area poor takes place today, the fourth Financed by newspaper executive Randolph A. Hearst In an effort to free his daughter, Patricia, from kidnapers. But since the giveaways began Feb. fl, there has been no move by the 20-year-old woman's captors, the Symblonese Liberation Annj, to bargain further on her release. Nor has there been any new assurance from the SLA that Miss Hearst is alive. BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (A?) — Frank Sinatra, recovering from a sinus Inflammation, has canceled a scheduled engagement at Cesar's Palace In Las Vegas March 14-20. )its physician, Dr. Edward A. Kantor, said It would be unwise for the singer to keep the engagement before embarking on a nine-city concert tour April 8 store owner Arthur Fnedinan thinks - Per Gregg u Frank Sinatra OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) may upset the timetable And to prove their case a Only after he was granted togroup of Iowa cattle feeders tal Immunity as a defendant In those who fatten animals for the the case did Sears begin his coniwner markets plan to testimony last Tuesday. sell beef on New York City A one-time Republican mastreets at 15 per cent less than jority leader of the New Jersey state Senate, Sears quit office supermarkets are charging. Glenn Gregg, president of the at the end ofl97l and became a Sioux County Cattlemen's Mao- W000 a year legal aide to and a $Z Food Giveaway Okay, Boss 16 r - -- - WASHINGTON (AP) tiemen say they out of business by high feed '.c ar.t fat profit margins by i i idWemen who they contend rc charging CflSUIiWt$ (or beef than necessary. more Councilmen Edith Duerr, at a later date with an Tom Embree and Charles agreement," said IIutaehl. It Glascocklearned thecompany would take about a week, he franchise before it expires May such an agreement. - Sean had been expected to complete his direct testimony Thursday and undergo initial cross examination But a Precommitment led US. District Court Judge Lce 11. Gagliardi to shorten the day to a single three-hour session, which CASSELBERRY Preliminary steps renegotiating the city's Thursday when the three. telephone franchise with Winter member franchise committee ParkTelephone(Wp'r) to save met with WPT officials incity in the city money were taken hail, - NEW YORK (AP) Harry contribution to President Nix- chairman William J. Casey a SEC office. and Mk him "for sc(ne het L San ls scheduled totake the on's re-election campaign. meeting Sears had been trying Sears said other meetings Sears dald he talked yes witness stand in federal court Sears is a key government for months to achieve. Sears with SEC officials followed but out of this Idea, but not befc for a fourth day today, winding witness against former Atty. said four hours after the $,. by July Vesco was discouraged the financier exploded at a UP his account of financier Gen. John N. Mitchell and one- 000 changed hands he was face at the slow rate of progress and point and cried out, My God Robert L. Vesco's $200000 time Commerce Secretary to face with Casey in the latter's urged him to see Starts again gave all that money." Maurice H. Starts. They are accused of repaying Vesco's F" C ttl Iure tionbyim thg a Securities and Exchange Commission fraud in'I I I I%.I& vestigation of his multibillion dollar global financial empire. • ii Middl emen By JEAN PAI'I'ESON Herald Staff Writer TODAY Paying - Casselberry After Lower Phone,Costs NATION Friday, Marche, 1974-3A — third will be deducted from the balance of the city's bill, hlu tsellsahlhethoughtthe. yj y eir franchise would be negotiated on the basis of the city's current telephone usage, and not on the basis ofprojected growth. However, he said the possibility of recomputing the credit percentage every five years was a possibility, 'l am not here today to make a (still offer, but to discuss your Pfoposalsandcomehacktnyou years we have had moratoriums on new ('nn strurtjon, and we 11geff ft ftAft 843-IM Invest r ut iiiun y a few cents 1_II____. uunurs negotiating for our utilities, so growth figures based on building permits are not accurate." Hutsell reminded her the new franchise would be negotiated on the basis of dollar growth In telephone company billing, which meant new businesses moving into the city tould be more significant than the 133 Lft-i.- stuart - 0 0 vu in return! voe VOTE FOR THE AGRICULTURE CENTER IOND TIM TUIS. MARCH 12 Pd 10r bY Cilliens for tho Agri Cintir, L. R. Johnson, Chairman �________________________ - -'- ____________________________ _______ -. '- 4A—The Sanford Herald By MARX WEIMZ Herald Staff Writer years old. Deputies said the who broke Into the main office gunman has dark eyes and of the Spanish Trace Apartneatly black hair and his ments In Altamonte Springs Two young men, one of them partner cut has shoulder length and stole the month's receipts armed with a pistol, held up a blond hair. Thursday nlghl food store In Lake Mary The employes said the pair Deputy Ralph Salerno said Thura lay night and escaped escaped in a lime green Ford. the burglar forced the front with about $300 in a brown In other action, sheriff's door open and made off with Paper bag, Seminole Sherifrs Investigators are looking for a $1,500, deputies said today. desperate but apologetic In a separate incident, Workers in the store, located burglar who broke into the deputies said someone fired 15 on Crystal Lake Avenue, were Austin Fertilizer and Chemical bullets through the front door of preparing to close when the Co., early today and stole $300 a farm office. Injuring no one pair entered and threatened to worth of tadicis, stamps and but causing considerable kill them if they didn't give up cash, damage. the money, deputies said. When the plant manager Musselwhite Farms, Route 2, 11ds Is a robbery, spread- reported to work today he found Line Road, received more than eagle on the floor, both of you! a note In the typewriter that VW worth of damage from the Don't come out the door ... we'll said, "I needed a fix—sorry." volley. shoot the first one coming out," Deputies think the burglar Sheriff's detectives are also the two young men warned the entered through a rear window hunting the man who climbed clerks, of the company at 21O0 Country Into a riding stable via the No arrests have been made Club Road. rafters and thoped into a stall, and detectives are looking for Sheriff's Investigators are hitched a bridle to a horse and the oalr. (IeS(llhf"d 1..17 slen aasr4h i. a •i In. -----.- ----- ----- - --i. _. ... v- Friday, March 8, 1974 11' Robbers Hit Store -------------------- .----..--.---=. ---. Stock Market Prices I Tax Rolls Increased $25 Million Losing More Ground I NEW YORK (AP) — Stock market prices lost more ground today amid some new uncertainties about Un prospects for an eaatg of Arab oil policies. The opening rcw Jones average of 30 Industrials w. down a fraction and declining Issues moved out to a 3.2 lead over those advancing on the New York Stock Ex. change. One concern cited by brokers was a report from Tri poli that a meeting among Arab di producing countries had been postponed from Sunday to next Wednesday and Shifted from Cairo to ThpolI. A second was a dispatch In the Financial Thnes of London which said Iran was determined to hold the price of oil at Its present high level. Today's Big Board pt-Ices Included Benguet, up at 4"; Howard Johnson, down 34 at 101 , and IU In. ternatlonal, unchanged at 2OL4. U.S. Steel was down at 43, and Bethlehem Steel sli pped to 3412. In other economic news today, the government reported that the nation's unemployment 'ate was unchanged at 5,2 per cent In February, T.1fSS!E, F!a. AP) me U.S. Inr1or Dcputment turned the land Over tocounty has added Sn million In proper. commissioners in Peraco1a In ty to the tax rolls of Escambta 1946, and they set up the Santa County. Rosa Island Authority In 1949 to The court said In a 4-2 opinion develop the property. Thursday that the 1971 leg. A 1949 state law exempted the islature could remove the tax land from taxes. But, after exemption fromleases onSanta many of the lots were leased Rosa Island even though It had through advertlsng calling at, been promoted as tax exempttn tention to the exemption, the sales advertising. 1971 legislature canceled the The county should collect tax break. back taxes starting with 1972, On Dec. 27, 1971, nine days the court said. before the exemptions were The decision involved 15 inn- scheduled to end, 193 lease teLi, 25 businesses and about 700 holders went to court. — The Florida Supreme Court homesltes, many of them fronting on the Gull of Mexico. Tax Assessor John R. Jones estimated that Santa Ross Island land in Escambia County was worth $12 million and Improvements on It worth $13 million. Ransom Is Paid C mentSun the bland, such its streets and sewers, the land wax serving a pubilo purpose Kidnaped Youth Is Released Unharmed which made it exempt. The &sreme Court reversed By THE AOClp PRESS An 8-year-old Long Island boy kidruped as he walked home from school Wednesday was released unharmed early today after a ransom was paid, authorities said. Officials refused to reveal the amount of the ransom, but there were reports It amounted to $50,000. John Raizadilla of Dix Hills, N.Y., walked into a Hol!day house restaurant on the New Jersey Turnpike near Secaucus about 1:10 am. after being released from a black sedan, authorities said. "The boy Is fine. I thank the Fill for a fine Job." said Michael CaIzadilla, the youth's father, in a brief statement. Caizadilla Is a tire salesman. The boy, appearing In good spirits, was cradled in his father's arms in the back seat of a car. '1 feel line," John told newsmen. The boy said he thought he had been held him. "A subsequent legislature has the unquestioned authority to repeal prior tax exemption statutes," said the opinion by Justice Richard Ervin. 1) Finding that private homes were serving a public purpose was contrary to law, Ervin added. Justice David McCain dii. Escambia County Circuit sented, agreeing that the land Judge Ernest E. Mason ruled was serving a public purpose. that the exemption couldn't be He was Joined In dissent by removed because, through the Justice Hal Dekie. In its case, the state had con- ,g advertising, the authority entered a cntract for the county tended that one leasor was Pay. ing $36 it month rent and no tax not to tax the land. He also said that since the on property valued at $20,000. • £11t1 IF -' Show-off turtleneck tops of Kodel' Polyester-cotton are the greatest knit shirts around. Tailored for men on the move with long sieeves. 6 turtleneck and easy-care and wear. Spring-spirited colors in men's sizes S-M. L. Friday, March 8, 1974—SA rental wpp fri! rie for - buy a wardrobe of super color turtlenecks... save The Sanford Herald , EXRL Gee Mabel, lye Shopped and shopped and can't find a Mart -looking pant sulfate prfce Icon afford! Margo, Captive In a hotel Or motel but did not know the locality. The boy also said there were three people In the black sedan that let him off in front of the restaurant — two men and a red-headed woman, Cox said. In developments on other recent kidnaping,: —Another massive distribution of free food to San Francisco Bay area poor takes place today, the fourth financed by newspaper executive Randolph A. Hearst In an effort to free his daughter, Patricia, from kidnapers, The 2Dyedr. old coed was kidnaped by the Symbionese Liberation Army Feb. 4, and there has been no word from the kidnapers since Feb. 21. A. Ludlow Kramer, executive director of People In Need, which is handling the food dis- tribution, said Thursday "as of today, more than 60,000 food packets costing $416,820 have been dist ri buted." Kramer estimated the original $2 million commitment from Hearst and the William Randolph Hearst Foundation probably would enable the handout program to continue "(or another four weeks." —A Lilburn, Ga., couple faces arraignment today on a total of nine charges stemming from the abduction of Atlanta newspaper editor Reg Murphy. A federal grand jury handed down indictments Thursday charging William A. H. Williams, 33, with extortion and six related counts. His wife, Betty Ruth, 20, was charged with aiding and abetting extortion and failing to report a crime. Murphy, editor of The Atlanta Constitution, was released unharmed Feb. ZI after being held captive for 49 hours. 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Even his own statements on personal involvement still are open to question. However, he occupies th e highest office in the land, th e most powerful position in the world, And, the office deserves full respect, even in close and aggressive questioning by reporters. Much of Nixon's trouble has been with the Richard Nixon never has been near the t ) in my list of heroes, but I wouldn't blame him If he never again held a news conference before the %% ashlngton press. The national capital's cream of the so-calied reportorial crop doesn't seem to be able to iv ake a distinction between Its hatred for Nixon, th e man, and the respect it should have for the of'(ice of the presidency. Its behavior at Nixon's Fel news conference was the worst in what has Ieon a long record of improper behavior. Too many of the reporters that evening were arrogant. Too -- Anderson IDA American Legion Press Washington-based press, particularly the bigges t daily newspapers and th e net work TV people. Th ere may be a reason for this and there is a long history of conduct to support that possible reason. It is that men and women who finally make the "big time" of reporting in the nation's capital get infected early with "Potomac fever" and this fever seems to leave them with a loss of objectivity, of fairness and of an understanding of their mission to only report the news, — I'm Wwrvw WL6V LWW re-am *WKSK WJ 7-Year-Old Boy Killed demonstrators. To the bewilderment of Nation al Adjutant William Hauck, who has been a determinedly nonpartisan friend of presidents since 1952, he was called in for interrogation by the prosecutors, Hauck duly appeared before a stern, young lawyer named Nick Ackerman who, ironically, won the American legion "Voice of Democracy" award at high school in 1965. Ackerman wanted to know whe ther the White House had tried to get th e legion to bus in members for the funeral of J. Edgar Hoover. HIALEAH, Fla. (AP) — A 7 -year-old Hialeah boy has been killed by another youngster during a stick-em-up game over cookies, police say. POIICf! said John Troy Rose was killed Thursday by an unidentified friend, also?, The two had been playing in the Rose apartment when they decided to go to the other child's house where no one was home, of ficers said. John found th e cookies and began eating them. The other boy found his daddy's gun in a cupboard," said officer Tom Keconjs, "He asked for some cookies and when John refused to give him any, he pointed the gun and Pulled the trigger." , - SPYING __ Or 6anforbfpridi TELEPHONE 322-2611 831-9993 SANFORD. FLA. 32771 300N. FRENCH AVE. Like a voice wilderness is the warning by Russell E. Train, ad- WALTER A. GIELOW. Editor and Publisher WAYNE D. DOYLE Advertising Director & Associate Publisher FRANK VOLTOLINE. General Manager the ene WINIFRED F. GIELC1W Managing Editor Comptroller ROYGREEN JANE ASSELBERRY 011I.ANEx)' Ha. '4 RALPH HAYS Comp, Room Foreman DORIS WILLIAMS Society Editor BILL VINCENT. JR., . -- - SUBSCRIPTION RATES ste Wes $li706Monfh ' MI Other Mail $7 10 Month êMonths 51670 limos S37. U S Postal Regulations provide that all mai subscreptloni be paid in advance Entered as s.cond class matter August 77. I0l at the, Post Office of Sanhwd Florida 32771 The Herald is a member of the Associated Press *Im.ch is entitled eiOuively to the use for reproduction of all the local news printed in this newspsper ' .5 0$ THE ROPES. friend In our nalists at home. On a fairly recent visit to the island, some 18 European, Asian and Latin American correspondents learned cunvincingly that less than five per cent o Puerto Rico's voters cast their ballots for independence, Their surprise at "discovery of this enduring reality is a measure of the blindness of countless small-nation U.N. delegates, a condition obviously abetted by the dust-in-the. eyes tactics of Cuba's crude propagandists. As a matter of fact, what is going on right now provides an earnest underscoring of the strong ties between the United Statesand PuertoRico as it livesin unique 'commonwealth" status with the maInland. The architect of "commonwealth" was the islands elder statesman and former governor, Luis Munoz Mann. His goal was to carve out a special realm to give fullest play to Puerto Rico's Latin culture and allow reco gnition for the Area Correspondents Don Oakley .ack Community ___________ Marva Hak ins 372 - Sill - started something Lake Monroe 37726)1 Caleb Philipps started something back in 1728 when he ad- Ge ne va - Oviedo Slavia Liz Mathieu, 5205 D,tton D*Bary Enlaipris. lamette EtMard; - 574-3363 Chvk*b 011,1110" Li:a'Bakr 365-5707 Mrs. O•renceSnyde. 322311 Winter Springs Nancy Booth 3724135 AIts mom te Springs Elda Nichols 5387992 U! T.sqie'tsood, E. Estates Joan Babb 671-2589 - Ca;s.lberry. Form rn G1d.nrod. 138-2'9flor 6712559 problems linked partly to Its island isolation and partly to its heavy concentration of people, Munoz never considered commonwealth status a "way Ma non" on the road to independence, nor, as judged by their votes, did most Puerto Ricans. The alternati ve of statehood has at times had fairly strong advocacy, but it, too, has lost out at every election and seems today In much diminished favor, What Puerto Ricans DO want, and are presently in process of seeking, is what is often called a "perfection" of the cornmonwealth status. The term is not meant literally. The objective is to reduce or eliminate certain econo mic and other Inequities which have emerged from the practical working out of "Commonwealth, and to maximize th e islands hobble Puerto Rico's economy seriously (even though its per lormance is a minor miracle when set beside most olihe de veloping world.) vertised a course in shorthand by mail In the Boston Gazette: "Any persons in t'te Country Desirous to Learn (hi' Art may, by having ecral lessons sent Weekly to them, be as per. fectly instructed as those that live in (loston." In the nearly 250 years since that fir st recorded correspon. dence course, educational opportunities in the United States k to b RLD SWO ' ..% • . students are nam who are taking advantage of a free scholarship pro. (' gram offered by National home Study Council members The program is an outgrowth of a .;im,far one created for prisoner of star families last year. _______________ _____ Yes, Caleb Phillips started something. to I Brazil's success story ': 4.6 Correspondence courses range from such academic studies as accounting, writing or 1orein language, to voca' tionaj training in advertising, electronics or camera repair. For those interested in improving the use of their leisure of the most dramatic development stories of recent years," say economists with Bankers Trust Co. of New York. "Indcations are that Brazil will re main among the world's more rapidly expanding economies through I e rest of the past 10 yesrs alone time, hobby courses like wood working or doll repa ir are available. According to a study by the Carnegie Corp., the typical home education student is married, has a f&-mily and would have difficulty leaving his job to attend a resident jyj' I 1-i N - _1~ I Z - '- __________ • IllS by W& .1 -- 4 t-- . 1970s." ______ Prohibits Pay Increases I _______ TAl.LAIIA&SEE, Fin. (AP) -- Elected sta te officials would be prohibited from voting themselves pay raises during their terms in office und er a bill filed by Sen. Lori Wilson, Merritt Island. Any pay raise for elected officials would be effective the day after th e next general election , If her bill becomes - .5 it - - j . the one about grabbing all the QUSto you can get in life!" n expanding at an annual rate of tO per cent in real terms, During Ibis period. per capita income has doubled, "This delaying action will give ample time for the public to be heard on the issue," Sen. Wilson said Thur. sday. -f I -# "An elected official knows full well what the job pays when he runs for office," she said. "I consider it a violation of the public trust to twit around and vote yourself a payralse or to lobby the legidature for one," TAUAIIASSEE. Ha. (AP) — Voters could write or repeal laws through petitions and referendums under a proposed constitutional amendment filed by Sen. Ralph Poston, Miami. AGRICULTURE LAB - Jasa (r) hopes for new facilities Yp4e4It4 POOL A NEW BRANCH IN CASSELBERRy AT 850 East HWY 436 Celebrates its ej ZX " 14 FRIDAY • SATURDAY • SUNDAY FEATURING Police said Betty Jean Hill, 37, allegedly jumped out of th e family car at a blockade Thursday and fired at the troopers. Mrs. lull was killed when the officers returned the fire. Alachua County deputies gave the following account of the Incident: REGISTER "EL GRECO DANCERS- ' performing to the popular music of the Hawaiian Islands SAT. & SUN, 2 p.m. '1115 p.m. *FREE PANASONIC TV & RADIO COMBINATION - Pool Side viewing and listening pleasure. 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Th e boy poured lighter fluid on his moth er's mattress and set the bed afire with kitchen matches Feb. 13, a llialeah police detective told Stone. The heat woke the mother, who was unhurt, ______________ _______ Patients are being accepted at Come to the Isle of Tropicana in the City of Casselberry Same (;d Cure (;oml Stall .S(lrnE' (;utsd FtwiI Since 1944 L 17300 Ird 40111100111Y LUMSIS CO , rsJ'JL.a, iru,,. FLORIDA'S LARGEST POOL, BUILDER DonaldOrsitim I.L___ Intend To Continue This Policy" 00 S. Bay Ave. Sanford Ph. 322.5755 I GLASSWARE 5 call 834.900 today 850 East Hwy. 436 at Casselberry MAIN OFFICE 3400 East Colonial Drive, Orlando DISPLAY OFFICES ALSO IN DAYTONA BEACH £ TAMPA OFFICES IN Jacksonville, Titusville. Melbourne & Cocoa Come enjoy, snack, Entertainment, maybe win a TV and see new ideas In pool design. - - . law. In Critical Condition Nursing & Convalescent Residence "Wako up, George! Your favorite Commercial is on — The Brazilian boom started gaining momentum toward HILL u'MgIR SUPPLY PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER HWY 17-92. NEXT TO UP Sen. Ion Wilson's Sill I Voters Could Repeal Laws Seminole Lodge bl ~ 700 Yr,.tj, A,, s0 iuPtv COWAID _xxt*~Xffi _~~~~~~~~~ of Youth Services after the boy admitted he was guilty of char'es of attempted murder and arson. — __________________________________ __ It _____ ___________ "The stellar performance of the Brazilian economy is one the end oIthe 1960s. and since 1965 has ;; * - --- I KEY HISCAYNE, Fla. (AP) — A housing boom on this quiet resort community, where President Nixon owns a house and other property, has caused a lack of water pressure, officials sa y. Dade County engineer Boone Carey solved one resident's pr oblem by persua ding the county parks and recreation department to stop watering a public golf course three miles away. (rcy also got assurances from other officials that pressure would be up to a normal 32 pounds per square Inch when President Nixon visits his compound. "llherumoutofwater,"careysaid, "we'llallbeover ________ ___________ ___ ________ scolTvi S 1 Bills In Brief - , -_ Stone committed the youth to the Dade County Division ____________ There Is at least one bright note in the generally somber news out of South America, Brazil has transformed telf into an industrial dynamo with a promisi ng long-term economic outlook, according to a report from a ending U.S. fi nancial institution. : .r Burned Mother Loves Son ' in action in Viet' Today, an estImated 1.5 millIon students are enrolled j offered by the is schools sea accredited by the National Home Study Council, headquartered in Washington, D.C. All the figures have about doubled in the rinore u - driving with his wife and their three children as have vastly expanded, but the bodvo(kssowledge has grown even more. The field of home study has kept pace. .' 44~z I , GAINESVILLE, Fin. (All) — Three young children were watching as their mother was shot and killed In a gunfi ght with Florida Highway Patrolmen, authoriti es 100 schools high schools now use Amon the nation's 1.5 million learn-b some 50 families amilies n(serv,cenwn still missing s . - Children See Mother Shot And with tuition lees at resident schools Continually going up home study is an increasingly viable alternative means of education or personal betterment. About Coil or visit do-lt.yourssIf dialers today. of the staff's salaries and county shows the center hanfurnishing a building. died 11,000 telephone calls and In 1970 voters turned down a 5,250 office visits. No record Is 160 . to courses to supplement their curricula, either to provide vocational training that the ;ctiool is not equipped to teach, to enable some Pupils to take courses (or advance college credit or to help students make up courses they may have failed. F, -i parents, two sisters and a brother, was fighting for her life in a hospital today, A Hagler Hospital spokesman said little Jeanette Perez remained in critical condition. The victims of th e Thursday crash were identified as Jose Remberto Prres,30; his wife L1esle Perez, 27; and u childrenAlfred Santiago, 9; Santiago, 10; and Gall Perez, 7. Officers said the six members of the New York City family and their German sh epherd dog were in a station wagon th at was pulling a rental trailer en route to a new home in Miami, The auto apparently went out of control and hit a median strip guardrail on Intersta te 95, then shot through a space be tween two bridges In th e center of the highway and plunged 25 feet into Pellicer Creek, police said. Workers at a nearby garage were notified by a motorist who saw the acciden t, but suitcases and personal effects floating in th e car prevented three men from saving the other five victims, Some difficulties are old, but neglected. All shipping trade between island and mainland must under present BERRI' - ST. AUGUSTINE' Fla. (AP) — A 5-year-old New York girl. t he lon e survivor of an auto crash that killed her • Burma. law move in American vessels, whose rates far exceed those of foreign ships. Adjustments are long overdue, Minimum wage laws designed for mainland workers are no 'reat boon to I'uerto Bicans,. The island's lure to industry is 'rankly rooted partly in its lower-than-mainland pay scales (which nevertheless greatly surpass other Latii lands.) To enforce rigid mainland standards is to heighten . land unemployment, already too high. (AP) — Former U.S. Commissioner David Karben has pleaded innocent to charges of ac. cepting a 15,000 bribe for refusing to issue a search warrant to agents investigating an illegal coin-melting operation. Survivor on co The c greamwi has used his nt.., to seek the dectors' relief. The Intermediaries, as * gesture, fried to smuggle two bottles of vodka to them via caravan routes Into northern The vodka, Wolff has learned, was Intercepted . But he has received unconfirmed reports that one of th e doctors has no w been sent southward in a jade caravan to freeSom. Th e o ther, as far as can be determined, remains In Shan rebel hands without his vodka. He is being held hostage as part of a bizarre scheme to get talks going on Shan independence from America. To thIs end, a 14-mem ber joint ad hoc committee, named last (all by President Nixon and Gov. Rafael Hernandez Col on, is meeting periodically to tackle some problems which ' '_' People In Seminole, more than 22,000 Seminole County contributions to the residents and citizens — Inprograms are basically as part dividually or in groups. A there with buckets." RIp. Lester WOI11,DN.Y.,ChaInnan of Ij) 1A.IJJ national Narcotics subcommittee, has established contac ts With army to keep abreast of the opium bade. He has learned tha t the Chine se military moves may jeopardize his efforts to free two Russian doctors, who were kidnaped by Shin rebels frcxn a Soviet mercy mission to Burma. Th e Russians have secretly asked Wolff-a help In getting th e doctors back. To Wolff Is astonishment, he was called from a sick bed to meet with a Soviet diplomat on the matter pr . Wolff omised to do what he could. correspondence - Br Lake. Forest City 3fl2ai1 '' lom other intelligence sources, we have learned t the Communists now threaten the Burmese district capital of Keng lung and may contr ol the only road connecting it with the rest of Burma. Another message claims that the Chinese guerrillas probably hold "most of the area between the Nam Pang river Salween area"--a huge tract of Misty Mountains and deep gorges in ncrtl)ern Burma. ______________ I II I _____________________ ' •- ___ Ho Nar. - ' economic Loftpwood Arm Riley 131.9955 .' ' _____ ived Some mind-stirring Messages from their own Nopart of any material, news or advertising of thit edition of The Sanford Herald may be reproduced in any maim er withOut wr itten permission of ttie publisher of The Herald Any individual firm responsible for such reproduction will be considered s infringing on The Herald's copyright and *ill be held liable for damage under the law Published daily and Sundays. except Saturday Herald . WASHINGTON tHEA) Anti-colonialist ideologues in the United Nations who have never understood or believed Puero Rico's genuine fee lings of attachment for the United States should by now have rece Same As Home Delivert ' . own backyard $3 aD il $3I101 Yeai - In Florida A .. -' ' * Boom Creates Shortage A second messagereportj; "CPBoecupiedMongSang,,an United Army (a rebel anUmmunist group) and K (Taiwan) retreated." More clashes between the Communists and the an armies ha ve been reported In the wireless transmlasiors of lips .:L" ' _____________________________________ Bruce Biossat — Chief PhoQgtaphsr By Mail , Press Room Foreman Magazine Editor 5. ' RAY STEVENS CHRIS NELSON Horni Delivery shortage is not a , -- A U.S. magistrate allowed Kerben to remain free on his own recognizance Thursday while awaiting the start of his trial May 14. Kerben surrendered last week after he was indicted by a federal grand jury in Jacksonville. Th e grand jury said Kerben redused to Issue th e warrant for a search of the home of Errol B. Resnick. f4ick, who was convicted on th e coin-melting charge, Is serving a life -sentence for first-degree murder In the death of an informant ins marijuana smuggling probe. wounded." The message claims many weapons were seIzed by the Communists, and luzurles is creating an accelerating demand that can only lead to future shortages. The nation's energy appetite, he says must be trimmed, as well as its voracious consumption of other raw materials. Train says uset use ctrrent CHARLES HAYS Mechanical Supt. Cour4 Editor _________________________ ' I I I '. Karben Pleads Innocent Relayed by Shan rebel army titt the messageuys: "CPB (Communist Party, Burma) attack KNIT (Taiwan ) in Mong Sang on Jan, 21, 1974, 000 ho ws... l5 KNIT killed and many GOYERMEWT ,— inasl POPUlaU0 Phu abnormal consumption of power for all kinds of gadgets Circulation Manager Adve?f ,sing Manager (liT He predicts that the normal needs forlijhtandheat by an DEWEY ROBINSO Sports Editor / _______________________ ' , ' " temporary thin1ke a bad dream that will soon go away. DAVIDA. BRYANT JRICHARDS crying in Loa NflDENCE IN ministratm of mental Protection Agency, that JOHN A. SPOLSKI, Associate Editor BOB LLOYD aty Edftt.. ______ L 1-01 ties with the United States, There are no reports, however, that American special forces In Thailand have Intervened In the spreading conflict. The transcript of an unusual Morse radio transmission from the northern Shan states of Burma tells of powerful Communist ac tion against Shan opium es and troops of KMT (Taiwan )," a chines Kuomintang force In B41t1fl3. _____ ______ _____ 1 cutting do on the nation's Inexcusable waste of fossil ' — I(irersew of an under termined amount of cash . inil lAnskey, bank manager, said the pair forced em. ployes to lie on the floor Th ursday while ey th scooped up all available cash and then fled inn waiting car Riverview is a small town about 20 miles southeast of Tampa. BATTLE ___________________ I — II IVERVIEW, Fla. (AP) — I'ollci' say two armed l'.irjts earing ski masks have robbed th e Bank of • consumption Increasing out of allproportion to the Increase in popula tion, the necessity for • • • - Bandits Rob Bank I [1G SS (EdItor's Note Seminole show the old building is not constructed adjacent to the $374,700 bond Issue for a new kept Cowit> voters will be asked worth the $90,000 that a of actual numbers of major present one on County Home agriculture center. Spiraling Tuesday to approve or reject renovation will cost, Even newsletters, If Hillnorth of Five Points on U.S. costs have pushed the phlets and bulletins, pamfour bond Issues other educational totaling renovated, the masonry and 37-92," Williams sai $6,860,880 for construction of a d. "It would estimated outlay for the new materials Provided to the public wood building, cut up into small be at least two years from the facility now to south county branch courthouse nursing.home.t but Jau said 95 per cent of rooms, will time of bond approval to cornbuilding, a new agricul The present center staff is them go to urban re.4dents In ture not provide the space needed pletion of the new building." two agriculture agents, one Seminole. center, a third floor judicial now and in the future for the Design of the new center home economics agent, two addition to the Sanford cow - Cooperative Extension Service, cannot start until the up to25- secretaries and a clerk-typist, thouse and a central county jail. "We don't neglect growers Division of Plant Industry, year bond Issue is approved by Jasa ex pects to eventually add This Is the second in a series of farmers who make their Agricultural Stabilization and voters, validated by articles detailing plans for the Conservation Service and and the courts two more staffers unless living In agriculture," Jasa sold, Individual projects proposed, programs are drastically said, "but because of rapid Animal and Plant Health Williams said the multi- changed. population growth In Seminole Inspection Service, purpose auditorium will be Williams said If the bond our workload with urban Replacement of a 1924 yinCounty Commissioner Dick available for public use and t.age for issue Is rejected Tuesday the residents, lawn and garden "old folks home" building Williams (project commission, the centers programs, real question then will become problems has skyrocketed," now used as the county er on the agriculture center "Another thing that where to relocate the agriculture center is proposed proposal) if the bonds are seemingly isn't widely known," agriculture center staff so under a $301,500 bond item on approved said County fiscal agents say, a new 6,500 square Williams commer.ted, ,,is that existing programs can con- based on a Tuesday's referendum. 20-year bond Issue at foot building is proposed that the majority of the services tinue. "It's not feasible to sb. per cent Interest, the debt Extension agent Frank Jasa will include adequate office available at the center are used renovate says only minor repairs have space, laboratory, 200-seat by that old building," he service to retire the bonds urban people said. would take only .036 mill tax on been made to the rapidly public auditorium "If we don't get the new taxable prooerty In the county deteriorating building in recent needed facilities. and other homeowners," Jasa said the Cooperative building th years and county Inspections e center's programs the first sear and less In future "The new building would be Extension Service an off- could be seriously han- years. That figures to less than campus unit of the University of dicapped," Jasa said, "We a dollar a year for the average Florida's Institute of Food and can't do an efficient job in e th Seminole homeowner. Agricultural Services — is present building." linked closely with state and Last year the county ex-.federal programs and draws on tension agents and the home those resources to serve all economics agent worked with . 1. ) —. WASHINGTON—The Watergate prosecutors have been Investigating, of all groups, the American Legion on suspicion that the White House used legionnaires to stand up to left-wing _ IWATE 1974..-1A — disrespectful. 'ere Energy Crisis Begs For Leaders Any fair, intelligent and sensitive televi ;ion viewer who saw the angry, rude and insull BUNKER energy pinch is red light that skyrocketing and industrial transit, smaller and more antics of presumably educated and unbiased News Service ould bring the nation's raw growth keeps booming In Un- economical cars newsmen could not but share the opinion cif a and a wide materials waste to a grinding derdeveloped as woman who wrote to the White House the n ext well as range of other energy using While toe nation keep halt warning of many more developed nations. day as follows: debating whether the fuel serious shortages to come as devices, such as designing questioning. Nevertheless, he patlenfly denied that the White lie says we should be moving office buildings to make I wish to voice my disgust and my disn th shortage is "real" or "phony," world population and raw em House had faster toward meeting these less dependent on oil for heat meddled In contacted the legion about the Hoover funeral or with the conduct of th e news reporters at that It looks vainly for leadership material demand keep shortages by use of mass and ('OOl•ifl legion policies. -meeting. I do not agree with all of President and direction not only in meeting the SO-Called energy Nixon's views and actions, not by a long sttot He also checked with other 102 legionnaires and wrote a "crisis" but In adjusting to the ILLEGAL But, I believe he is entitled to the respect his private letter to Ackerman, stating they also had received no call AGNEW GUILT less affluent life-style which Is office demands." •' CONTPIUTION$ "urging the influx ofbusloathof American Leglonnatresto attend sure to come as many raw Mr. Hoover's funeral." A man wrote, more to th e point: "\rOU materials besides oil become At the Watergate Special Prosecutor's office, a spokesman fellows stink." more expensive and harder to ___________ said it was "absolutely wrong" to say the legion was under inSome might say that Nixon has broul ht get IMPEACHIIEId k vestlgatic*i. "We have asked many patriotic Americans to The President's recent much of the Washington press' animosity on COX cooperate with us and regret very much that anyone would speech on the energy situation himself. Well remembered is his rati er IN(IJIkY assume this meant we were Investigating them," said the stressed development of new MRING _______ dismaying performance in Los Angeles In GATE L spokesman. fuel sources and promised _______________________11 November, 1962, the early morning after he h ad The spokesman's lefInition of Investigation differs with the eventual energy Independence PENTAGON dictionary definition a td the Impression left on the legion, just been defeated for governor by incurnb nt of foreign countries through a MI ING FOR BURMA: Tough Chinese Communist Democrat G. (Pat) Brown. "full-scale effort to provide the guerrillas are at tacking settlements In remote mountains of __I TAPES__J He blamed the press for his loss, then said he pacity to ca meet American neutralist Burma. energy needs with American was through with politics and "you won't ha ye energy resources by 1*." ___________________________________ _______ Dick Nixon to kick around any more." As described by Intelligence reports from the battle zone, the Th ti ereisonly passing men on He never has warmed up to newsmen as dlid are led by officers In close touch with Peking. Chinese in this speech to the nation's Presidents Franklin D. Roosevelt and John F. The ir thrusts into the hills and towns of northern Burma need for long-term fuel con___________ threaten not only Bwma but Thailand, which has close military — servatlon and, with energy sh Friday, March 8 Agent Tells Of Need For Ag Center . I 'Ji.yy Th e prosecutors apparently thought the 1te House tried to recruit legionnaires to square off with left-wing demonstrators at the funeral, thereby stirring up sentiment against President Nixon's enemies on the left. It's known that the Cuban Watergate burglary team was sent to squabble with the demonstrators. The tong-suffering Hauck was also interrogated about legion's history hnd its stand on the Pentagon Pa pers case. He was even questioned, astonishingly,about the White House tapes. Ilauck confi ded to us that he was "dumbfounded" at the Too many The Sanford Herald ;:LOR n.!.... I .:...4,.J QUII9 IlIVlIJUl1 Strong Ones Absent By JOHN Copley -00000=um=-=~ . ,~. . , 1% . many were discourteous. Jack " Atrocious Behavior - . If j r~ 1 . . 19 - :iv t J �8A— The Sanford Herald Friday, March 8, 1974 —. __ Polk Does The. Job The Sanford Herald 75 -65, Show Held To 12 A f ter 1 Seminole J%o - 5 State LC19t HYDOUGSTORUM Herald Staff Writer r, Sports . - I Ch andler, Spotlight .- TIOTeI3 ;M es ue 'I 1101 Shaw hit foul trouble with three personals early in the second half. Leading Raider scorer Gerald through though, ending up 18 important second Sportijtor ; .--__- .,_•. H, DOUG STORUM Herald Stall Writer -4--I -.4 half points. Owens had to play the second half with three personals and both men fouled out with enough time showing on the clock to still pull off the upset, When Shaw fouled out they were down by only five points. Polk also got scoring strength from Bob Banks who hit for 13 and Warren Bridges didn' t imbibe or cal too many tacos, they could have used a The Raider's ended their season 18-12. Four teams remain in the tournament for state supremacy. Brevard Community College surprised Pensacola on a Bobby Wood's lay up for a 63-61 win. Chipola downed Broward North 68-57 and face Polk. tonight. Palm Beach Atlantic topped ht Lake City in a one point thriller 78-77, chipped in with 12. Mike Williams, thrown into the line up for defensive purposes did a respectable job on Glover, holding the 6•1 flash to ten points the first half. Sterling saw the freshman's glitter shine and play Brevard in the semi-finals few ice packs on their foreheads alter swallowing six losses In a seven day period, The Raiders now teetering on the brink of early se -son mediocrity, are mentally JAY ISLER 412 average at nine. P~rv rl llilf Y i.iv - get him the runs. He holds a teamt000eortworunsandwe can't get on the board." Swanger nas been contacted by several colleges showing In- ...i , • , Was, are falling in. While Valencia is belting the ball at a rapid clip, Seminole has six active players hitting ** SJC t'ver three hundred in JuCo competition led by catcher Jay lslerwhoLspotmding thebaUat a .412 pace ** coi'. nior (II GameTotals) Gary Jacobs, filling the designated hitter slot, has been ivakingsomecontactofhjsow for a healthy .357 average. AS 31 2$ i%Ier Pantelias though commends Meadows as being his most effective starter to date. Although the Raiders are sitting just above .500, they have played better ball than jacotA Joiner )9 i Gray JoneS sli CIton Kerr Ia 33 39 37 37 Pie now,ck., Prothtl • Blurnette - .... wit N 4 7 7 0 5 1 6 I 1? H Ii 10 13 2 5 10 10 $ 9 4 4 77 6 S ft- ft 0 0 0 0 0 I Nil 7 S I? 0 3 1 6 2 1 AVE. 4 7 1 7 " w 7 " Al 417 )S7 733 333 31) 303 354 250 741 I?? in uS 16 1$ 3) II 71 60 ye 41 31 79 Bori.Ino* Hurcl TUIn Totili $ I II 3 17 I? IS 6 " S ii 13 72 i is 77 77 iS " Ii I 5 10 -1 2 3 U .1 WY 0 ri Ni - COO 0 0 0 0 000 0 0 0 0 070 0 i 0 0 COO 314 57 93 46 773 Game N ii 46 0 Slugger Joiner leads the team in home runs with three and is hitting .333. Russ l.iuoli and Dwayne Cray round out the top hitters with .313 and 303 averages respectively. ** oy,,aII 134 — terest i n his mound talents. R elady 9 0 0 1 0 I 0 7 9 3 7 133 131 301 IS AVE. 310 763 790 750 263 313 797 730 'i 730 14) II? 315 1 S 70 0 7 II IS 7 to 9 3 3 1 1 or i 357 junior college ledger reads &4. petition with a 2-0 won-loss Valencia Community College, : - 111110 & — JIM JOINER 'r C1l9, Seminole will be trying to get record and leads the staff in has rushed to a lG.3 record with back on the winning side of the strikeouts, a powerful hitting attack that street against St. Petersburg Steve florre, a fork ball has produced nearly nine runs Junior College. at St. Pete, specialist used prim.arily in per game. Saturday in a 3 p.m. twin bill, relief, leads the Raiders with a Vit Head Coach Floyd Pe' The Raiders beat St. Pete 1.59 ERA for junior college and contributes the strong perearlier this season in a 1.33 overall. formance at the plate to the fact doubleheader 9,6 and 7.1. "Sam fSwanger) has just that the Mstador*s are --just "We last some tough oat s,' been a victim of circumstances making contact" and the hit, ' home runs _____________________________________________ 007 0 230 1 I)) 2 777 110 270 Pitch., fl4Drre Aileadows Brad fl'adyy Mdd 11W~hlr (II Game Totals) WL IP N EN H 50 55 ERA 11 Iii) 2 7 9 S 7 159 17 32 17 9 73 Il 27 753 20 71 ID 4 20 16 II 217 Overall 124 Game Totalit W'I. IP N IN H SO IS ERA II 30 13 2 3 %1 9 9 I 3) 73 4 19 16 31 29 31 3 07 32 3.1 17 It 34 3$ 73 791 I I 20 13 13 7 I? S 0 I 313 6 6 1 6 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 77 301 3 II 10 25 IS 1$ 7 I I 71 I 3 IS 7 10 31 IS 239 31 I) 6 5 I) tO 6 3 16 3 10 16 72 000 iii ) , snurd BOBMEADOWS on team _______________________________ erez oses In M P A - ' Lease On ...Most effective ' Life ' • - ' ' Crooms 9 To Meet - ,, . ' - . !' -Ais, - , . .' . '. '' • - . ,•. - - 'jr-j - . " , - • - — , 'I'" • " - 106-t fl -. - "-' - Generation -. • f i Bowling .f - _____ Sports - I r y - - ' Cycle Riders Ready - , - I' . - -J! L _. 4 * 4 f i I f _____ _ 71V ~ M1e v1s pkked op the $-7: s teen flQ; Pag PatoIS 5-7 7he 3-10 fell for Bobble Retalic, Arlene Rumbley, Judy Sellers, and Jo Watson. Arlene Rumbley spared the 5-10; Doris Bacon 2-7; and Jan Reilly 2-17, Doris Osten and Eve Rogero toppled the 4-6 and Jean Gonzalez the 54. Dot Hutton put five strikes together and Alice Hendricks tied four in a row, Hazel Ferrell, Arlene Ruznbley, and Jø Watson also chalked hi tirksys Other 1110 games rolled Wel : JO Walism 10474; HAW Fe 176; B4a Wilkins tfl; Harriet Dougherty In; Bobbie fteta& l; an Me Hounds before moving into the botcp and Jeff Aad in thick of th e Metro Conference right fkld. The pitcher has sn - A4t• (61- FOURTH sumrne s IS). 3 J Eckert i. G,bn (7), FIFTH Lady L 41). Burning 16), Ma Habarker (SI - SIXTH race. The Seminoles belong to been announiced as yeL QRU (51, Phantoms King I?), Look the Big EigbL Both schools For the home Hounds Hal ci. 13). St"ENTH E'plore, were conference champions Stasis will be In eroterfield, (11. Mctliir. V4'Ior (7). SIwe S(r'nu U). !IOHTH FasI Buck last year, Terry Bachman 1,3846 at third 161 Apache'Al, Pru. Doctor InthelastTr(be-Houndgame base; Bob Costantlne (.331 at '7PIItITH ai'dv Bi-si ill An Lyman Coa± Bob MiCullough shortstop; Kerti, Beaty behind (31C* 1)1, C P,, iracy Ill TININ InSide Wti'iI 4!), Top said the reason he thought his 11w pla te ; Rodney Dowling End (6)ftCcklCt StiCCy lii. tISlil, kIt WU because p1g, first; Ed Callan in kIt field; ELEVENTH Good Nabor (71. Players ovei a 'I hitting the ball. either Clay PhIllips (.333) or LAnkry Willoarn ill. caftor E(kert (IL TWEITH Sis Barracuda They were not disciplined Jeff Clayton In r1ghtield. Ut t4iggt (SI. Ffln#y'S Doe Boy enn-a at striking u he Phillips has been suffering (St - •-- n 4,,M)*oi? PMlUNVflM VMCawA*j after Cal Inning In favor of ___________________ — Raines, Who then to John Litton, who w credited 'i.r;:::; with Wili. fr44'F!Lq6U1 : utltLt4a&. , - _____ i:i f _____ ____ Starting - ____ % M/1 AWiP#M . .#ftW"T MRW ffPq4 ____________________ at abort will be Robertson and RaInea, who Koke called his "hole plugger," will go to third and Lee will be UCk. Orr will be on second. In the outfield, lition, Rick Mann and TIm Patnier drew the startingflOdsJff AM Anderson will be catching. Paid Smart is one of our foreign riders who have grabbed top starting positions for Sunday's $50,000 Daytona 200 Motorqcle Road itsm. ' Smart, riding a 750cc Suzuki, traveled the 3.84 mile course Thursday at 107,949 secutive pole position. He was was one of 24 riders who be ttered the old track speed record of 101871 gave way ____ '. me ' . - ( 1 ' : : :. ..- - ' - ,-•-' . - -. - ,,:'' -, I ____ t "-. all 73. Gordon 1) Y ,c. Nyack 69 National Collegiate AA Great Lakes Region First Round I nd M. W'sGresn Itay 54 4 W'tIpnbi, $ 9 Fvansville a:aree - Selectio ' t t k'nUl. N - --- -- ....- makers _____ '; H • , '' ' , 11 . "c- I ' - ' . - ' 'i..,. ¶1 -. . I . ' '. ,' Denver ' ' " - - . I — Vick Shines For SNA b . ' D _______________ ' ' to stores In panel trucks demand more oxygen while you preparation for the "aerobic specially equipped with racks move rhythmically to music. In dance it figure-toning Eastern Conference of trays to hold the plastic eggs the process, it exercises the calisthenics, simple dance containing the pantyhose. cardiovascular system (heart steps and rhythmic jogging, W. L. . Pct.. Os. Milton "I've had some captivating and lungs) and the skeletal rocking, Jumping, and "cool1721 691 MIAMI Sanford boxer Rick Perez last a split already York 15 77 637 1 experiences going out with the muscle system and it burns up down," a series closed. I won that one on the Judges Ne* Bulfa of relaxing 31 331 decision Wednesday night at the Miami AAU score card," the young amateur brother drivers in various cities," calories," she stressed. Of ft-16011phls stretches and movements 21 as 3" uk-3 Golden Gloves championships for novices to Saoford pro boxer Victor Perez said. By DOROTHY CRYDER smiled Jacki. Central Di vision She emphasized you can combined With 31OW Walking or Homestead Air Force Base southpaw Mark "Once we had a flat tire follow any type of music that marching In place. Copley News Service 10 31 .56) "1 lost the final, deciding round by two points. cap- 'a' Atlanta 30 Fal1eroi In a th e-rowid slug feat, 10' , which lowered one side of the puts you in the mood to respond We fboth 77 11 350 3 Darrell Clay is now the, only area boxer still the igh came out slugging. I'm very happy with HOuSton She's a modern-day van, to its beat. Form is not tin"As soon as you begin your hting After downing Charlie Hampton of St. WsSIefn COnIVeC, huckster." dressed In white to "When we opened the side portant. Even If you've never aerobic dancing session, begin Perez had foregone several proposed tersburg Midwest Division t night with a TKO In the first professional fights to enter the accent the deep suntan, her door'. the trays began sliding danced or your dancing sitills thinking continuous rhythmic gloves Ml*iuk 5320 p76round. lie will fight In the semi-finals tonight, his tournament in hopes of making It togolden honey.blondehafrnylng around foard and the plastic e the nationals Chicago are minimal, you need never movement," Jacki dressed. 49 21 .671 1 opponent not yet announced, her face like a soft cloud, came flying out and went feel self-conscious. 16 36 4)9 in Colorado If he won the novice (1.5 fights) DetrosI K C. Omaha 37 a The boxer, member of the Orlando Naval division. "Whether You are walking. Her name is Jacki Sorensen, rolling down the street In all '- You soon will find, alter Pacific Olvisi. shot the originator of aerobic directions. It looked like it was following some of the suggested jogging, marching, running in Fifteen-year-old Dalton, son of Navy ChiefGold en " ' the national golden gloves title by winning the Harry Dalton, who is the Naval 1'rsinlng Center Las Angei dancing, a rhythmic j raining eggs," she laughed. actions, your form will tmpn,ye place, swinging or swaying, 10 3) .563 satiie 3$ II All 10 combines the healthful benefits After several weeks of "on and you'll feel completely keep moving for 15 to 30 Championship in Miami. Puerto Rico, according Boxing Club's coach, has already earned an Phooni, to Perez, has shown the strongest team 26 46 361 Is of energetic exercise with the the road research" Jacki uninhibited," Jacki said. minutes, and do it at least three impressive list Of amaiture credentials, iwori his Portland 23 117 rn I Thursday Perez said his I to Falleroni came first fight In the second round in the F1eist fun of dancing. completed the program of She explained every aerobic times a week, anytimle of the In the th round after both fighters had battled Thw'8 Game, She also is a stall member of aerobic dancing exercises for dance session should consist of added. day that Is convenient.- she n division, which is open to any amateur Go.n State 97, ?AaI*a,, even, the Air Force boxer from Homestead AFB the President's Council on the drIvers, three phases: "wanwup," a taking the first round, and the Sanford boxer Physical Fitrfts and Sports, "Aerobic dancing is a mel.hod series of simple rhythmic Perez Ttxzrsday said Puerto Rico's contingent Botton 9$, PPon,i 91 taking the second. Friday's Games and teaches aerobic dancing at for causing your body to movements set to music in of boxers were just about in "a class by thems.am, at Buffalo "lie was the first southpaw I had ever faced. I selves," adding be thought many boxers several council-sponsored in the Gotdn State at Philld.l0ii Sanford learned at lot," Perez said in a telephone clinics each year, Boston at Houston in- novice division were already good enotigh to be terview Thursday with The Herald from Miami. In the open division. Diro,t at La'. A,rIe "He gave me bloody nose In the first round sparkling and lips moving at Jimmy Clay, the smaller of two boxing Sof tba l l after he came out swinging, but In second I brothers entered in top speed, she told her story in tourney, at 131 pounds, The Sanford Recreation *5* was more aggressive, an interview, easily handled his first round match.up, gaining last ivision Department will offer Men "I cut him over the eye,but one of myeyes p Although Jacki Is a longW.. L.Pct.. 0.5 a KO victory, with 1:0 left in the tint round, 1 Softball Leagues beginning Now York p distance runner and finished March, Kentucky ' second among women in the 26Carolina ii Women's Leagues will begin -r v'rnIa 71 11 335 70i mite Atlantic City Marathon in April 16. .i a s 251 76, 1971, she was flying rather than lip , Any groups wishing to enter Well Division '' running in a cr oss-coun try tour t;tih 16 25 -. teams in the Sanford Leagues to expla in what aerobic dancing Indana 35 35 57$ 9 a should contact the Sa nford ';s Anlo n is 514 is all about and how it can , Recreation Department as soon 33 35 16513 improve the cardiovascular Lake Weir Sweeps Cinders 30 II 433 1$ as possible, Deadline for entry % system as well as the figure. into Men's Leagues will be "And I'm having a ball," Thursday's Games March 13, and Women's New York 114, Denver 100 exclaImed. I love doing things When Any six hiO iChOO1 Sanford Navy took four officially. Leagues March 22. San Antonio ". Caromal 90 track team get together at seconds, two thirds, a fourth that are diffeeent." In mile, the Sophomore kenlucy 103. Virgna A Church I.esgue for church once, it's a fair bet there'll and two (Ifthe In the A graduate of the University Friday's Games meet, and distance ace took second witha will be a vailable. he a wer, but no one ex- compared with the size of Kentucky it New York of California at Berkeley with a Its 4:58.8, behind Nunn's 4:51.3. #mols at Indiana The Metro League will play a (r pected Lake Weir's 152 master's degree In physical point team, that was a good showing. Tim Klein came in (ifth for the san Anton-o at San Diego I 30-game schedule and the production, swamping five fitness, she became director ef Denver at utah Distance ace Mike Vick, a Middles with a 5:14.6. Women's I,tague win play a 2Lii.. women's intramuraLs at Scion other schools Including the recent transfer that is taking off In nm Bill Ross took game slate. i minlscule Sanford Naval were a faltering Kenny Evans second,Juztfourndsoff all University in New Jersey. Complete information can be emy. She has hostedherownsenes left off at the end of cross winning time with a 2:14.4 and obtained by contacting the fitness programs on a • county season. Ricky Taylor came In third for College Cage of recreation department at 3I Florida School For telesionstaUonIn Puerto Rico VIck battled lAke Weir the Blue Jackets with a 2:17,2. 3161, and on the Armed Forces Radio took second at the Urnatitia Frank Nunn all the way In the Klein, Rick Van Antwerp and All Sanford Leagues play and Television Service, and has hosted meet with 69 points, SNA two-mile run for a Judges' Brian Parker came in third, _ slOw-Pitch softball only. written numerous booklets and was third with 43, Taylor decision second place with fourth and fifth in the two mile -_ The leagues also participate * Pierson fourth, Wi; Florida nearly identical 30:13.2 times event, articles on aerobic dancing and in amateur softball Association recreational Central Academy fifth, 29; and after taki fitness programs. second, again TOURNAMENTS SNA took third in the me ournament, during the season AIlànl,c Coast Conference Umatilla. with only the bod luck behind Nunn in the Mile. "My greatest challenge has . . relay with Bill Ross, Baylor, and at the conclusion of the First Round I a hod school can have, took been to work out a fitne&I Coach ay said both Evans and Francis Holmes "Mavyla IS. ke46 -$ sixth with 204. program that appealed to 600 _____________ Vick and Nunn sprinted the last coming in with a 3:53.n. vaq.na 61. clemlon 61 women who are van Lake Weir won North Carolina 76. Wake For.st 43 drivers for but three 220 of their eight-lapper with The next et the Middles Keep Your New York Invitational l,'eggs Products, Inc., events, something a guest isn't identical :26 splits, crossing the wIll be the Lyman Invitational King's FitI Round WHATCHAMACALL IT . of pantyhose," she explained. '-'s supposed to do — even in a final wire lhOUIder-tO'lhOUjdel. Friday and 91, Ph,lad,li,t,la Bible then Tuesday at Warm With A Jackl, who runs from fO track Pr) _-'' A - EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the lint of two installmeut, of articles dealing with how to Im. prove your overall litness...aod have fun doing it, NBA ' . - S Scores a rinity J , Keeping i Can Be Fun ' F"t 10MI — - — L Pro Cage Bl*t eet New Padres inded : - ui ' - I 0 .'- I - Lately, offered Pantehas of his big righthander." We Just don't that the ixIll oer the plate. k'rth in the sLite tourmunent. - Northern University _ dropped their record to (-7 Ex-Lyman hurler Meadows, 41111111111011On the other hand though. aalnst four year schools. Their is undefeated in JuCo corn- their 11111111101, I)ivision H counterparts, ots P urn Up Track 1it came hack in the two-mile run taking fourth for the Pats. Greg IU.s 2:02.4 half-inik time gtxxt mile run behind Lake Brand Places to take first with a IW Brantley in the hurdles and and fifth in the mile behind fourth and Norman Grant, fifth last year, but still needs more point production, followed by Marty Willi ams, Craig Davis Super-Sophomore Schultz for place. work to get back to his prior Herald Sports Editor and Andy Abramson took the Brantley cindermen.. form. Greg Miller and Ron Imore could anyone ask than to Prep, 46; and Trinity won the sprint medley Lyon came in third and fourth Kissimmee second, third and fifth, have to LNe state's best high Osceola, 35. respectively, in the shot put. all David Arnett, another relay over Osceola and New for the pa ts. hurdles time tied? Just invite Calling All Canoeists going over 40 feet, thus giving Brantley stat who Smyrna with a 2:11.5 time and Dan Angiulli, Tom Harvey, Greg Chandler and the rest of Aside from his hurdles win, Coach Jerry Posey four men in race took the quarter mile atook second in the 880 relay wi th Stanley and Arnett came in first Coach George Austin's Trinity Chandler took the long jump In that l:.7 behind New Stnyrna's For the Pats In the mile relay event over the magic sprint in 510 time with Barnett U this area harbors (pun intended) any canoeists, especially Prep track team to your meet 3" fashion and came in third figure. those with strong backs and hankering to get Into some real ac- and "have legs, will of Trinity and David Williams winning 3:33.0. with a 3:41.7, four seconds off FUlL" behind a pair of New Smyrna tion, Fort I.auderdale's department of recreation is hosting its of lirantley in second and their best tie this year, but New Harris came in third in LbC Bob Frazier's 120' 2" discus fourth, respectively. Jeff Beach sprinters in tile 100 ,Aith cventh annual canoe race soon and it's open for anyone. The SmyTna, which provided the Lake Brantley, which wins its a respectable 10.3 time, was good enough for third while Morrison's 40.8 was good minimal entry fee goes for tropies and patches. 220 behind a pair of NSB'Cudas second place team in the field meets on field with a and distance 23.9 tIme. Mark Takac took fourth. The race Lovers 10 Miles, starting April 6 with entries for mixed o enough for third In the indid not give any "push" to the -ents plus Phenomenal depth couples, juniors 15 to 1$-years-old, open women, 15 and Up, open Ron Harris and Matt Schultz, Pat Schmidt and Trinity's termediates behind, of course, Thad McNulty. coining off a race, firilshilig in a N" 4:01 from a school that participates, a pair of Brantley work men and Juniors 14 and under'with a special category for scouts. Harris. long recovery road from a leg time. horses ha)' Parsons tied at 10' for not watches track meets, and canne away with enough firsts pole vault, but the win went to They aren Iexpecting everyone to nuke the full course so there's . Tuesday, the Pats will host ever)Vdrig is in order: Chander for any four competitors. Brantley Schmidt on the basis another, smaller course for younger entrants. They even have an gets Henry Stanley, another of year's district nieets, made his Sanford and Trinity in', a four his times in and Brantley Harris, who had to settle for of fewer Jumps event for Olympic racing canoes, The women, mixed couples these Brantley boys who just Sohomore debut with a second (or more) way meet staiilng at both had wins Its meet. second behind juora will go two miles. same number of misses. Kirk can't take second place, found place nm at 11:01.9 In the two- 4 pm hues, losing by 1.65 seconds, for the Pats. third ijn took in the long j Wednesday, the blue and gold took the high jump with a 5 loll A Pretty Good Idea flJorseds,jtha leap and the 330 yard inbest ever time of 14.3 In the 1 i I termediate hurdles with a 42.0 Now. that's a pretty good Idea. There are a lot of canoes Anthony Collins, Norman yard high hurdles, which ties time. around these parts, and It sure would be a fine Saturday fun for a • Grant and Crim came in the best production by anyone Wekiva River course sponsored by some civic-m second, third and fourth in the In the state, and Brantley. Schultz scored In the mile high jump behind Harris, for a nmnlng behind its solid perwith a 4:44, 13 seconds better Brantley near-sweep. In maybe draw more attention to its precarious state of existence, in formers ( to an easy I og'than his Last outing and then 100, It was Bart Buchanan view of the proposed three-rivers development project slated by _______________________________________________________ Lake County builders. Why not open it all the way up to all nongasoline powered craft — rafts, floats, inner tubes, canoes, I whathaveyou? I'd bet the thing would be an Instant Saturday or I I Sunday success. ! I Let's don I jut sit on this Ides. If anyone his any good ideas :. . i - . YUMA, Ariz. (AP) — Meet first base, about starting something like this call me and we start working so when Willie plays, Arlin, 11-14, Rich Troedson, 7.9. 411111 _ the new San Diego Padres: a Nate wil] move to left field. on it right away. ex-Mtt Jim McAndrew, 34. and new ow ner, a new manager, Colbert, who hit 22 home runs rookie Dave Freisleben, i at III t been down the Weldva in a canoe before and for beauty, some new players, new uni- hat year and fun and excitement tyos, ezdtement U youe ever made the in 1 I can liawali, forms. and a new lease on life in move surprisingly fast when his ong nam in a canoe and found yourself facoout with an balmy SouUrn California . ; back isn't hurting. He throws aftator thin you knuw what real excitement is) and a good way What they'll have to prove is well enough, and played the to promote a beautiful stretch of Central Florida, 'St a that they aren't the same old outfield in the minor leagues. Asamatteroffact,IeThaJ Herald as having team whjch has finished at the But he's never tried it in the at least one entry and plenty of publicity for all. Maybe we can bottom of the National League maiors, • even have an "Around the cock" special award for Pon West for five straight years, There are many more queswho comes back with the most trash picked up along the way. I •c"I'm convinced we're going tion marks. Glenn Beckert, Hey, that'i a good idea. John? Oh, John, I've got . I lung . to get out of last place," insists once an all-star second base. you. Joii, where areycu? Oh, he's out checking a canoe for leaks the blggezt of the new players, man, missed a good deal of last 4 Come on Seminole County, Central Florida. Have --: T Willie McCovey, season with the Chicago Cuba Join the first annual, Wekiva River Canoe and River Rat RolL It mild San Diego weather because of an Achilles ooms baseball will be out to will be a lot of fun, and even U you're not there I be making It and the soft grass of San Diego Injury. At 33 he may be slow to stretch Its undefeated skein to I zjt I myself. As a prom, l make the run In an inner tube if we can I "tadIwi should be kinder than rebound, . . t get' .00 canoes or whatever to run the river. three Friday when they vel 3 . tl win-b and astroturl of San Then there's the question of Trinity Prep to take on the How about that' Now,a Iha do agaUa Igat go a etf Francisco to Movey's aching w he ther ll veto is . the ll ors to on di or the Bobby Tolan who J or varsity at 3p.m. knees and feet. dons the Padres' new t a few hours, The local Panthers' latest Es'enat30,thesightof Big whiteswillbe the onewhohit Stch at bat and Nate Colbect for Qncinnati in im, or of Lake Brantley's ninth grade waiting on deck will stir a new bitter, frustrated who Ins five-inning contest that saw player - . ., emotion in pitchers facing the batted .206 last year. Whet do hard working juvenile counselors do on the. three Crooms pitolers take the . Padres: fear. To get McCovey and Tolan, mound. me? If they work with the Division of Youth Services in . , • it "Don't tell me this is a hap- the Padres depleted their pl Seminole County, they are organizing basketball games for boys. Starting agaInst the Saints - ... I, I 10 less team," says John Ing staff dang _. Thirty boys on fi%v teams are competing for prizes and trophies. y sending will be . McNamara. ihe former Oak. relief ace Mike Caldwell to San ChArtle Koke, who mid h" The community has supported this project in some very nice . . I % J. WW A's manager who has re. Francisco and workhmm start. team will be playing mostly ways, The Sanford Optimist Club has donated the different ____t.L1 colored jerse ys the boys we. ooms High School has allowed placed Don Zimmer at the en Clay Kirby to Cincinnati, junkr varsity teams this / ____________ Padres' helm. "We have the — them to their gym. -T' Strong right-hander Bill season. two mast feared hitters in base. Greif, who was 10-37 last The counselors, under the direction of Division &Qerviscr Bobby Robertson an-i Tim .1 year, ".:,,/t'_, ball." ~ft Robert Ritz believe the boys are benefiting from the games. For and lefty Randy Jones Raines combined for two hits in 4 There's a catch, of course. rookIe, head a starting co . four trips to many it is the only thing keeping them off the streets. They are plate, and Ken Both learning whet team spirit and the spirit of competition really Lee had a double and single in 110 WING 'EM CLOSE AT FIRST : _&-_--...eve mean. They develop a sense of belonging to something. — three times at bat to lead the . ... Lyman and Seminole fligh Square-off Saturday The games -ire held every Wednesday night, The Division HANKERING FOR TV Panthers' hitting, which gar. by Alan Photo Il' _______________________________________ . John Cherwa tiered nine safeties in would like to see more community involvement both from boys wanWW tojoitiwild adults willing to help. For further information Brantley game. . call Robert Ritz at 322-9053. taken a 3-2 win over Lake __________ i . y &W iWiAf1 6W11A1 , 0 1144W,OY,V.4 'N,WAWR. 1 Brantley' junior varsity, one of 1 Gap ! the more highly regarded 01 W' *V 1W04 AP ~W49, It's not often there 's real inborn talent working unrecognized ____ such teams in the county. in organizational publicity, and every once in a while a little flames was the winnin g pitcher By JOHN ciwitw* continued. Since that time the from a bruised knee and it was salute is In order. Generation Gap Bowlirig League has a gem of a = and the winning runs came in ~#* ~,* . . Greyhouncis have been working unknown if he would assume his publicity person in sir1ey Sinai who pens uir weekly extensively on hitting. the seventh frame with Dale starting role. Jeff Hodges t I: pp accurately,c sicely and Ins very readable Is. Jon The t,yman and Sinfori owlers The key to the season Is should play at second base and Orr's leadoff single coupling sndthçrtsaaffowesherabIgvoteofappe baseball squads square-oil with Roberts single. Raines thought to be consfstant hitting Bob Keane (0-I) will be on the -i _______ __ Button fired a W446 to d Able Rent-All to a clean seco nd time this par, and pitching, said MilJougt,. mmmd. getting on on an error, sending 3, sweep over He!alic Painting in the Generation Gp bowling Saturday afternoon, each Ilk' L5 greeted with a pleasant ________________________ Orr across hoine. Lee's next up league. I looking toward more important surprise in that his team was over.the.fence ground rule Eve Rogero's 3T,-487 was high In-- Fairway Plaza Laws- conference play. double that traveed fielding the ball better than he 1/1P _________________________ feet dromat as they won four points from the U.S. Banker's. ___________ _ won the contest. Saturday at SOKC p.m. at the thought they would. __ _______ Alice Hendricks scored a terrIfic 192-551 to boost Florida Lyman.fle.ld, the hounds are Expected to start for the Against the Patriot ninth I I)onvOY to four vim over Hackrilda Village. boating the Sendrioles in a visiting Seminol" is Preston ns Carol) Streets 163-458 and Arlene Rurnbleys I76-95 were a remnat.cl, of an earlier 2-0 game. Hi('harde at second base; , three in the first, two in th.. i . i big -sit' %I for Monroe limbo" When they won three points in their i In that contest the Tribe Scored Thomas Rebore in Wit I ; 5O(XI slid 001 In the third ____________ match with the Southern Loaners, 11 on a two run blast in the fourth Teddy Miller at third; Shaun t*fn-' taking scoreless break FIRST — Tampa Lhddie (1). Bettlefluttandcarol Poteujj cototireewina Inning off the bat of Shaun O'Erlcnshould be the catcher; f the same via. Ring (1), Camri l6l over Ann's Fln-iat. O'Brien, wlthfour rum In Joe Benton should be at first SECOND Early Wyryt (3), Betty - Whitáer Paving added four points to their stsllding by Fly (7)5J Clown Ill. THIRD This will be the last noi bi Steve Fetrell In centvr I/?)p' 3% Pantelias as he talked of the games his crew dropped to Ohio Northern, 2-1, and 64. "And Gulf Coast," he added, "Whew," "We were in everyhallgameincludlng 7. 2 ga me." Gulf Coast Upped Seminole 3Oand3.2 before sJc salvaged a split in the second doubleheader by an 8-2 margin on the powerful bat of Jim Joiner. The leftfielder belted two homerum and hit third blast when ruled That their record indicates foul caused Pantella5 to l'antelias is just now comingand up question the call. Bob Meadows with a relatively steady line-up Panama City where they pitched a good game to come I ,1rnnri,iI Ik.... ,. arges of iuur w inrougn h me only win of the frequently this season. fl defending state champions Gulf week, moves have been made In Coast. Earlier last week they Pantelias' pitching staff has ;f lost a trio of close ones to Ohio been effective w hen it can get preparation for Division 11 _______ competition, all important for a recovering from an exasperating road trip to ______________ W, Week recalled SJC coach Jack Seminole Junior College's baseball team Is still 4 . 111 recovering from the week that and even though they Polk used a second half zone press that was the turning point in the contest. Winning coach Bill Carr called it a team effort that advanced his squad into the semi-finals. way track victory. The Paots garnered seven with a 10.50.5. the win, while tley's Schultz at 10:50.5. Miller, Ron Lyon Bob eaough firsts, and a host of others ice Barre tt took fifth for Goddard came in second, fourth Trinity', Alan Adair came in ,McNulty had run much faster HyJ RICHARDS By J Richards • UST :-' - on the a bsence of Benny Shaw the final half to open that lead to 10 by the final buzzer. Shaw, the state's leading scorer managed just 12 points before fouling out with a little over seven minutes remaining in the contest. Ken Glover, a much sought after star at Polk, and only a freshman, led his team with 28 points. Gerald Owens paced the Raiders for the night with twenty points. Robert McCullum added 11 and picked up nine rebounds for the only other Raider to hit double figures. Relying on Glover to pave the way for them, the Polk quintet got an unexpected bonus when Just as th e balloon pops at th e Central Florida Fair, Polk Community College pinned down a determined bunch of Raiders yesterday afternoon and finally pulled away in the second half, deflating Seminole's upset hopes in the state junior college basketball tournament at Lake City, 75-65. SJC and Polk played even the first half exchanging leads of three points each with Polk ta king a slim three point advantage to the dressing room at th e ha lf and Polk capat Ilized Friday, March 8, 1974-9A . 'o'' Briefs ,rfln;e Sharks Sign Tackle ta ckle Eddie Fisher of Oklahoma turned down a chance to play with his former coach when he signed with the EAST Prnr'. 721 't sive Florida Sharks of 1.6 fledging World Football League, team officials say. Florida Sharks coach Bud Asher who the New England Pa triots. The Pat-riots' new head coach Is Chuck mph.. Fairbanks from Okalahomna, Japan's Hideo Canaya, ridding a "I knew Cooch Fairbanks would have Yamaha, was second fastest quallfyer at given me a fair chance but I weighed 107.304 m.p.h and reigning American everything and I wanted to get In on the inotorcyle champIon Kenny gr4 floor wIth a new g'e" said young Californian riding a Yamaha, was Fosta, contacted at his home In Norman, third at 107.23. Okla. Barry Sheene, of England, on a Suzuki, -M way there are no veterans I will took the fourth spot with a speed of 107.013 have to beat out," he said, ______________________________________________ m.p.h. Fairbanks was the 20th round draft ' Prodence 753. at when she is on tour, became a physical fitness consultant to the pantyhose company, and has developed a fitness and aerobic dancing program for the route sales representatives, The women, ranging in ages from20to50delh'er the product ius."s. Pa. IC ID. vs Pitt West Vii'qnia %tWrQPi. 3)3. a? up 710 p m G.n.ral ' • •- - __ '-hi _ ___ .L21I_JJ'tT',' ___ 0 14 WEAT liE I? I ON HEAT PUMP '.' - -. - ElectriC ' - iticit FOR GOOD HEALTH •..Jacki Sorenson leads aerobic dancing ('lass CALL.. PLUMBING & • WALL HEATING, INC. S. Sanford 322-asas _______________ 1007 Athlete' Furman, 21 1. vs South Carolina. 711, at Phhlad.Ipid Palestra, Search To Begin Ot"oU.16 I0.v. PMrCu,tI. 72 4, ID p m , nd Autl,n Pr ow. Il 9. vs Dome. 21 2. 4 10 p n'. at coana Stale University, Tern Seminole County's super athlete may soon be deter. timed, t hanks to Seminole High P"l MIDWEST C4I 6 lID P vs — WEST Les Anqel Slatt. 179, vs VallOIX Ill?, 9 10 P m . and Idaho s'ate, 707, vs New Atev'co. 20 6. 1110 pm. a? Idaho Statc Unvr Pocatello. ldaP.o '.tv AGRICULTURAL CENTER IS AN and the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce when 71 4, Syracr, rn and 'c'as. 1311 vs Crcgh?or, 31 5. a' North Taa Slate LIt'vsaty Tn,9 10pm A VOTE FOR THE kick-off a 12-event "Super Athlete" Competition A pril 20. they 23, EXCELLENT INVESTMENT! with members and invited VIP's competing for the top Theminlmalentryfeewjllgo towards bolstering the Seminole High springs sports program. voti FOR Till AGIICULTURI CINTIR IOND TIM TUIS. MARCH 12 Pd lot b Aqr uI?i Cr r,lrr Advertising Fund - I. N J0,nton, Chairman �IA _- • omuru neraia I__ P111111111111111111111011111 - riaay, March 8, 1971 - w' -w Pastors Corner IT fl Arabs Choosing Place For Oil Talks - PLD 0 it W CAIRO, Egypt API 11 The governments were holding last. United States. current chairman of the Arab Moammar Khadafy Is strongly (ion of oil shipments to the Arab oil countries still have not minute consultations to set a Egypt said this week that the League, announced Thursday opposed to any easing of the United StaW. Sources close to agreed where and when their oil time and place for the meeting, meeting would be held Sunday that it would not move the embargo, observers speculated Algerian Energy Minister Be. ministers will meet to lake up The me eting was origina lly and had been shifted to Cairo meeting from Tripoli. It added that Sadat's proposal would Laid Abdessalem sa id he vetoed ; Egypt's proposal that they lift schedul ed For Feb. 14 In Tripoli, beca use an industrial fair In that th e meeting might be post. have less cha nce of success at a Egypt's Invitation to hold the their embargo on shi pmen ts to Libya. But Egyptian President Tripoli made hotel accom- poned until next Wednesday, meeting In Tripoli. The meeting in Cairo because he ;I the United States, an official of Anwar Sadat obtained a post. odations scarce in the Libyan March 13. Egyptian oil ministry official was angered by Sadat's ': ; TODAY . A ,f.10, I.. .:. 1.. 0 . 1. K __5 - France Opens Airport PARIS (AP) Europe's biggest airport is being inaugurated today 17 miles north of Paris. Named Charles de Gaulle Airport after the late president, it covers 7,500 acres tad so far has cost $330 million, about half the cost of the biggest airport In the world, at Dallas-Fort Worth. Commercial service begins next Wednesday with the arrival of a Trans World Airlines jumbo jet from New York. Ae Egyptian oil ministry said ponement so he could do more rbursday night. capital. lobbying For his proposal to end Arab conferences often re. said such speculation was promises 60 Secretary of State Then Algeria, whose Presi. fleet the views of host countries, Algeria also opposes resutnP- the MADRID, Spain (API — Proposal together Thursday hoimly he distribut ed in his permission. Church sources ipain's government and the after marathon sessions with Basque diocese Feb. 24 calling said Thcrsday the government ountry's Roman Catholic bish. church leaders. The sources for more freedom for the Bas was considering tearing up the ps were meeting separately gave no details and no in. ques. treaty; a Foreign LONDON (AP) — The new Labor government summoned food retailers today to defend record profits topping 16 per cent. The watchdog Price Commission already has warned it may ask food retailers to cut their profit, by lOper cent. But prices of basic foodstuffs like eggs, cheese and [-,Utter are c'e.kd to increase nest week to balance higher wholesale prices. The meeting between the cxnmlslon and representatives of leading food firms came as the state-owned coal, steel and electricity Industries were reported planning price increases of up to 60 per cent in the wake of the 16-week coal miners' dispute. 3lshop Antonio Anoveros amid from the congress of bishops, the government's new crack- church sources stood twht'id eports the government has Most of the bishops were to- down on Basque nationalism, their report. 'ome up with a proposal to cool ported solidly behind their col. which is blamed for the assasBishop Atioveros, 64, has re-own the church-state con. league. sinatlon of Arias Navarro's jected a government request rontation. The government kept Bishop predecessor, Premier Louis that he leave Spa in voluntarily Ca tho lic sour ces indicated Anoveros under house arrest Carrero Blanco, on Dec. 20. and vowed to go only if forced to w government of Premier for a week and threatened to Intlict:r r exile of the tb 54) or lrticred by' the Vatican. arbos Arias Navarro put th e indict or exile him because of a bishop 1aould violate the 1953 The government released him Concordat between Spain and from house arrest in Bilbao the Vatican, which specifies Thursday so he could come to Fen American Airmen )n Ethopian Strike Spreads ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia (AP) — More workers joined the general strike today against Ethiopia's new government. With the strike In its second day, the port at Massawa was closed. International flights were crippled, and the railways didn't run. Department stories, banks and some factories were closed. Big farms were Idle, and government newspapers failed to appear. More stores and restaurants closed in Asmara, the nation's second largest city. for iricoiii.e tax help The homily in effect defied spokesman denied this, and the ' I Reason 1. We are income specialists. We ask the right ouestions. We dig for every honest deduction, We want to leave flO stone unturned to make sure YOU pay the smallest legitimate tax. 6 EIIDEMLI, Turkey tAP) — They face prison terms of n American Air Force men three to five years if convicted, 11 . OWE I OR MORE 15 U M THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE SANFORD LONOW000 301 E. First St. t3 N. Hwy. i7.fl 3225771 5314441 Sot.. Sun.ttoS Mon.. Frl,to __________________ OnTonight-NoAppoIntncjsary rested Feb. 18. r ______________________________ - — .1 Lii NEV BAPTIST ACTIVITIES BUILDING . . .ivaiiahie - Iiigliei' ele _______ fly F:lJ)ANlClIoI.s herald Correspondent 1 : ,r!. to be Plans are now on the drawing "ce then" Dr. Kim continued, "Korean Christians have the center of a lot of lively board for a cerami cs program been praying for our dedication to this task. In August, 1911, our action. to begin Soon, with a special staff Bob Shettler Jr., has been room for the equipment, was atheld an evangelistic Leadership Training Institute which tended by 10,563-many, ma ny mor e than we expected . As named activiities and youth Colorfully decorated rest rooms a result of their witness in the city of Taejon, 16,352 people indirector, and is enthusiastic are conveniently as dicated decisions for Christ We continued to pray." about the pr os pects for the we ll as a large, located, completely Plans for Explo '74 wer e officiall y anno unced by Dr. Kim at entire community as is Rev. equIpped kitchen. EXPLO '72, a similar congress on evangelism held In Da llas In Jack lAndsay, pastor. Shettler said, "A s pecial June, l, a lso sponsor ed by Campus Crusade. Built for use by all area program I'd like to see get off residents the facility She ttler the ground this summer, is a Kor ean mass media will be broadcasting EXPIO to the en tire said, is open every day, except day cam pi ng program, with country by radio and television, and evening and Sunday Sunday, 9 to 11 a.m.; 2 to 5 two week periods, for meetings will be broadcast worldwide by the Far East Broadp.m.; and 7 to 9 p.m. Monday youngsters In grades one casting Company. through Thursday, the building through three, and then for Dr. Kim, who plans for the week to be climaxed by rally and is open to the general public. On grades (ow' through six." He march through Seoul drawing over 1 million persons, says, Friday and Saturday nights, also plans a softball league to "EXPLO '74 can be compared to the crossing of the Jordan River c members 1 begin the latter part of May or by the Israelites in that it will be a final part of our strategy to are allowed " first 01 June. reach Korea for Christ by 1975." A great exercise class for women is now In progress, The Shettler also an. ounced a Fran Carlton program is Senior Adult Program, and operating, Monday through invited any one who Is inFriday, from noon to 1 p., m.terestesi to call 834-7707 for and on Monday and Thursday more Information. The group evenings, from 7:30 p.m. to meetsthethlrdluesdayoleach 8:30 p.m. Open to women, free month, at 12:30 p.m. A covered ________ _______ EQ(IPMENT Lindsay I) and Bob Shettler (Herald Photos b' Elda Nichols) _____ 1}IE COST ___ LIVING VS OF ELECTRICITY everyday life. Electricity is known for its gotxl qu.ilities ease Of List', - Up a Wtre not happy about the high costs of fuel incrt-asing your monthly bills %Vv're working as hard JS isv to hold any future increises to a minimum. And we areencouraging tlwst',irrh for moredornc'gic interest rates, the fuel crisis and general inflation. And still. electric ratesarr fir below the Cost nfiiving - - ___•-.-'_\ I)v'pite our bestefkrts. new gritiru1i rules.ind nt-tv rrvsstirt-sarr ri.11,111) ,it Hit ("of clectriLity his bt'cn going down int-ip ibl) # " I Vs It worked. During 1073 the average' rest. dential cost of 2 27( ptr kilowatt hour of ,L .1 h Jprroirnjt(edtrssuiLnargcs0i ange Hearing Aid Or. ISIS S. Orange Ave. Orlando for a ' A Certified Hearing Aid Audiologist will be at this of. n is well It ht'u"s.) This progressive work is still going on, But itistak ing more and mort.klttightening and innos attu e thinking to bring about tnt re used t'tficicnc,t's At FIT. WI ire dedicated to dtscloping esi n f(tr nI nit il-itt c ''nomir 1! (let titi 115 sc mv,in U>' cci lowest possthkco'tf nlnrt 1kw I , io Number one ri 'hi crisis, It has driven the cost of resii,hi,il jutt'! tol tip [t It IllS SiflCL I OttsEer. And sst'nlyonrt-... kloo, S refineries dont rn,uI niticI15(1 i I >idtl is pti (tnt oh .0 bar it. ()flipareu isith II I I'll ((lit , Jan. I, in I': .j'.tI i (t-nt mr light distillate', time dun unti isficire And the ..%*.' *.,.,:.::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.*............:..-*.*.,.:.:.:.:.:-:.:-:.:...:.:.:.:.:.:-:.%,.-*.:.:.:.:.::::.. I ' $9 1U £ $0. : -in _LJ RANGE 1 HEARING AID CENTER 1513$. ORANGE AVE. ORLAN DO PHONE 849.6520 -$I. ::::'Y".'.''V.'.'.'.".".'.',. 9' *' Q 53. '1~111111 _________ $s." I o' 0" • n For niwer energy 'iur't's tnt a nutihuud ci, burning coal that is environmentally accept, k. In short, %s loc$. trig for the most economical way W-11-c- .ifltit'livvr._ch.a n , rfI,ctent t'rctrictts' to you In tint P 1st 11 111 I tutu it tILli, jstj tech nobog and tffidenc rolled bark the price you paid J dsmcnhn t )duuen;siRi1tiOnwerrhghting S s continue to kcrp the triP! itPorlEstrglidt.s avcr.igvd $3 8.1 per l'irrt'l 142 IsalIonsto,IbIrttlu liii putt 111(1 i'it n Iii S, "ptt intl price)olipa}(i,r 0~ $ I I ol it's '' -1 and nt'w of Bible tudit's '' c1': ,' FLORIDA POWIR & LIGHT COMPANY People.. .seJy'lob norsriJs 'WI.' I A World Mission Conference will be held at First Baptist Church of Sanford, Mar. 14-17 with two foreign missionaries, two home missionaries arid one state missionary speaking. at 7 p.m. In fellowship . . ball. Refreshment,, will be served during the ______ esuon and a nswer period. I -' Speaker for Thursday night will be Rev. Paul Glore, Lake assemblies department, Florida Baptist Convention. On Friday, Miss Jo Randall, issionary to Japan will speak and Saturday, speaker will be and m of Florida - State Dr. Judson Burrell, state Assemblies speaking March 16. worker of Georgia Baptist On March 17, Miss J0 Randall, Convention. Japan, will speak at 11 am. service Dr. Judson Burrell, Rev. Robert R. Stewart, secretary of Stewardship missionary to Thailand .ichievcrm'nis hues rt'corde'ul begin at 6 p.m. with a chur- Promotion, Georgia Baptist stationed in Bangkok will .,..-----------. [ Yale, director of camps and Central Baptist Hears (L1 -. th r po,,ses- Christian Social Ministries eir 'tr'° and enter inio their joy"" March 15 and Itev. Paul Glore, be ill it repeal t1t1t o' ii discus' I S . - . S 'N ~ ~ 's1l JO RANDALL Choir Leaders Workshop F Held - - A choral workshop for choir Eustis Sunday School placed attendance ruary contest - among Free Methodist Chur. ,chea in Florida. The school reported a 14 per cent increase Edge," by an hour of distinguished choral director and composer of many published anthems for adult fellowship, During ferenco the missionaries will a Master of Music Degree front also be speaking at other Southern Methodist University - S churches in Seminole Baptist of Dallas, where she no * !,...0 I "" i I '*e i - ' ' . •' 's,• S I • L , . S 1 - - VeL;;_.',,,_',r,.i ,,,._,,.j%4 S ( , c •5 11 ". .' - ,I S --. 4 V ' .'' P'!" il go 110 ' 4/ 1 'S - ,,,,,.. - S • -. 1 , (' 'j I. . REV IcOm':RT STEWART , f ' . i On Mon,by evening. March 1$,BlshOpM)TOflF Boyd Free Methodist Church of North America will speak at Lakeland I' irat Free Methodist Church In Laketand Sunday School Superin 'b len ie nt, Mrs. Walter Smi th , announced that the Sanford- Mission Study. "The Cutting followed - ,' - I -- . S I I ~ of Rachel Sims Center, New Orleans, speaking at 7:30 p.m., In one of his rt'markanie .. , conflict win" t'it'ir to celebrate their birthdays at visitation night with supper and visitation beginning at 630 p.m. The Castle Class will hold their Spring Rally at a covereddish fellowship supper Saturday at 7 p in Special guests will be the church school workers SANI ORD-F t.JS'IIS FREEME'rHODIs'I' must we, ins . F. S V___ / " & Commerce are its branches & leaves 0 .' . Public Posterity Is Like A Tree: Agriculture is its root, industry % If the roots suffer, the leaves fall, the j Florida, coming from Kenlucky. Said Shettler, "I still can't believe the weather here!" M issionary Speakers (Inc of the finest leachersBiblical scholars of the last 50 years was Edgar J. GOOdSIWe(I of the University of Chicago. lie was to become one of the leading translators ........., ,.., iii" ak.. .'i-' 'r.... "u i -'"u-u", .w ' ing Chicago, the Baptist at 8 p.m. Saturday at First Baptist I electricity It isoiuiHt ' t%'v I'dit-ve 111.11 "'a grim cal sctiola r siii Ira uiat ions At no turn' i n hiiini.in tii',tiirv has there been a richer, mitre fuller choi c e activities here — those that involve the church members and those that encourage the community to participate." Planned By Baptists, The 47 voice Acapella Choir vit,ilitv of scripture And the settle down into possession of ference will continue through Association's missionary, will Center, New Orleans. La., will Lutheran Church, Orlando. character, from Carson Newman College searing impact of Jesus them, complacent in the March 17 with Richard Wilson Mrs. lead the church in the Home speak at the 7:30 p.m. service Marshall is a I I' it,1. certificates and flowers. Rev. Da vid Clardle, pastor of the Kissimmee Free Methodist Church, will be evangelist for spring revival meetings at the Sanford Eustis Free Methodist Church, corner of 4th and LaurmSrdforo S building program, as well as a this month, with a guest lot of fun. It Is a six-week speaker from Seminole Junior course, with another session College, who will give a sched uled later, program on Florida birds. Shettler is now forming a ShIIIr fj,,jeh.4 hi. ,r,,1,,,.i.. volleyball league, made up of work at Eastern Kentucky church members. lie said, "We University last Augus t lie and are planning two phases of his wife, Connie, enjoy' living iii ernal costs. 10%v "1101 ur rt-sidual tlt-livvrcd I)t'n'rnbt Then Febniarvntthtsy1 ir tht cts IIRSTBAII'ISl' the parsonage on Sunday at 7:30 . body dish luncheon will be enjoyed of charge, it is a great v;ilu.itilt' ciillu'ction Shim ing tht'm one to lit' h, u. as iii be his heir, lit' said iii hiris, 'l)o not keep them If YOU want a collection, sell them and begin to collect anew. ThI,'54' will never mean tn%ou what they have meant to me'. Rev. Robert Stewart, 'Is not that a ul Missionary to Thai land , will be religion Cathedra sand lihraries, liturgies and theologies the first speaker of the World attest the zeal and success of Missions Conference at Central Former generations in the Baptist Church at 7:30 p.m., supreme quest. in ese great Thursday. The evening will All rriembers of the church Church.519 Park Ave,, Sanford, mernions. Atiches and Life I J means I column by In ches. Too sm.lI for njdta be noticed or effgctivl Vu'rp reading this unit i he offered this counsel to a university audience, "One o(our novelists some' wht'retells olan old manwho spent years in collecting curios and works of art until he had gathered a rich and p havI ng bir th days in March are , M Church. and the Christian theilstruggle and'their victo. 0 1,Aide covered dish supper Convention, will speak at 7:30 speak at the 8:30 and 11 a.m. leaders with Jane Marshall, fellowship for more than 40 r v and ressed lo t ttt conductor , will be held today honoring Mr. Stewart. p.m. At 6 p.m. March 17 Rev. services.Richard Wilson Generations of ',iiung r('ligpoth life,1%h have discovo-re'd the tnean to our da% Are wt- to 77he World Mmions Con. George Allison. Seminole director of Rachel Sims Baptist and Saturday at St. John unique way. homes. but they will receive Echols. oil and natural , 1974 S Ok largt hospital orap.irtmt-nt complex. I' LJEL OIL COSTS: '2 ° ,A%%,%- IN V I able to attend. Several of those o EIXAR J. GOODSPEEI) 1 1 "Philip" will be presented as in Jefferson City, Tenn.. will be Christ through the studies a and lectures of this teacher. part of the service by Buddy presented In concert -. thu n s thu re'sidu ill hits our oil Its 'dirt of a left uner nu c'in burn it coil) if y oir hit, i ir i tin in u r' I t ,'ijrs Or ' tim Because of the response to the -- The Bible \. dual hirl oll for ol pcicunt ot 1' , ', ,,, lust isbat is rrsiutui,il fuel i'il' It is the Iutl oil near the so culled bottom of thw t'arri I in ibe oil it trio, ruis Ahead of it comes gasol,:w. hod, kerosene, light distillate-c (-.,,(I,.,-. CENTRAL BAPTIST not attending are in nursing 101G Nov. • moit CxptflslsI. it) )cnnlc she areas" fir 84 •sintnw lrsel from Orange oa.i Is cost dropped In less than 2. At 2.27c per Kwh, electricity usanincxpnsisrstrxant IA kilousait hour is that crier-h) nettled to 1r1,ht a l() is itt bulb for lice to perform the hit. Any" who has troubte hearing or understanding is welcome to have a test using the latest electronic equip. ment to determine his or her particular loss. Everyone shosid have a hearing fast at least once a Year if Ihe'e is any tr ouble at ll hearing clearly. Evils People now wearing a hr. ing aid or those who have been told nothing could be done for them should have a hearing test and fInd ost about 11* latest methods of hearing correction. The free hearing tail will be gtvn for a limited time only at the office listed be. few. If yea cani go there can the neir betew and Memorial Hospital, - Mow the 3 1 /7c K%% h cost of 1953- twenty )-cars varlier! For severil yoars -lood through 1971 limited time only. j $ facilities, Electronic hearing tests will be given tree at tho Or. 10 ' 41 mikeand distribute lik, cit-on thtsrcductton.WcIustdevclnpIbt.tterterhnolcuy I found that bigger power plants could produce - UI - tVere fortunate. Orlando Area ' can Mix Fire at how. CAN coNed, ill ice ii dirictly acrsai fits AS ' W _ _____ V t - The teaching tradition iii the Christian Church was learned from Jerusalem. It later became exprt'scd in home and Athens. for the pursuit o( the Christian life is intc'llectua! as well as spiritual, academic as well as moral This century has seen .in amazing advance in hlihIi day's program. chairman; history, Mrs. R. U. musical presented by the Hutchison; hospitality, Mrs. W. Church Choir of Central Baptist W. Tyre; publicity, Mrs. M F. Church Sunday evening, there • Baker; photos, Mrs. Neil will be a repeat presentation on Farmer; certificates made by March 10 during the 11 a.m. Mrs. Gretchen Crowell and service. The musical "Reaching Corsages lute,, and boutonnieres made by Mrs. People" was written by the Leo King, deli very of flowers, Director of Church Music, William Reynolds of the Ed Buhrman. Southern Baptist Convention Honorees are to alt In center section of the church Nashville, Tenn. "Reaching Aim,,., ,,, k11 ----------Pooni." features with ih.lr the r1snlr sirvi .. f.rr,1ii. ,'4. .-.,.,-, of those to be honored will be spoken words of testimony In a Mission Conference . I 8y I)as'Id h'ollng . b efficient unpts.Whcncver we can, of living. lnc'xpensivt', despite high construction costs, high Mverliwm.nt cm). mltteeare Mrs. Blake Sawyers J a a use, Set For — . -. will begin at 10:30 a.m. Bishop Joel MeDavid will speak. The youth choir of the Cas.selberry church will sing as part of the Other members of prociucingelectricity, Fuel costs for gas arid nuclear are below that of rt'siciui.il furl oil Fill u a sophis. II..lt cuImJlut('r t'pu'rat on lo help plan the .iv,nT,il'k foul flux in order to have thu iit,',t titicient Units g ent'ratingt'kttncity at the lowest possiblccosts. liVe burn the cheapest fuel wehas'e Run the most non-polluting at the point of convenience, rrliahlity, and cleanliness. In addition to all of these. electricity is inexpensive in comparison with the generol cost for ov forty yeirs.Therr %vis nothing migical about Washington had warned Israel that Syria was considering renewing the battle on the heights, the newspaper Maanv said. The Syrian army was in a high state of readiness,, and seined with many ground to missilies the paper salt ,, i w. MeEwan. The Committee Evangelism-Mrs. Kelly Welch, chairman-Is sponsoring this unusual service. But the individualc'kuric customcr won't (eel this full impact of hi gher fuel costs ThaIstcauwfPIhas,ifucJmi%\'euse natural gas for some of ourgcnerjtion About '4 per cent in 1 73. And we have two nuclear reacto rs ways, wecan't imagine doing without it. lisa vital part of our Hearing Tests The Israeli military command said the Syrians fired a number of antitank missiles at an Israeli petrol In the Tel Maral central sector, and the fire was returned. Rosa.mOnd Chapman, Mrs. .-. Syrians By ThE A.SOCIATED PRESS Israeli and Syrian forces exclanged tire along the tense Golan Heights cease-fire lLw today amid reports that Damanew was ttreatenlng to reopen hostilities. • ; Because electricity is so import ant to us all, we naturally pay close attention to the co't And since isv use it in so many a year during the month of February. Enrollment has increased to 71. ~ included in the building's Dr. G on Kim, dir ector of Campus Q'usade In Kr'rc,i and layout. A ba lcony is provided execu ti ve d ir ect or of the congress, related how yea rs 01 planning r\ dream, long in the making, for spectators. Two pa ddle ball began: "On January l,I%0,200 Korean students and has f1mlly betn realized in claws are now in progress, for th eevent I climbed a mountain for a day of prayer. From that mountain we Longwood. activities The large gymnasium can also could see both North and South Korea. That day we prayed for the bu ilding hasAbelarge en built by the be used as an auditorium, destiny of our nation.Many wept as we asked God to enable us t First Baptist Church, of seating many people. take the gospelo( Christ to allot Korea. Longwood, and now seems , . THE COST OF rrpr(serltatives, and students and faculty from leading univer.iUea worldwide. Se veral th ousa nd Americans are expected to be a part 01 FXPOL '74. Detegates who do not speak Korean will receive transistorized radios which they may tune to one of four shortrange channels to hear evening sessions translated ifltl 'ti r Two paddle ball courts are Chinese (Mandarin or Cantonese), Japanese cr Eli :h Is Action Center "The greatest truths of religion never Forty-five members have been become real to us mem be rs of this church for 50 COMMUNITY UNITED MrHODIST until we have in our years or more, Mrs. C. E. McKee is the oldest In point of measure reproduced Youth of Casselberry Corn- the agonizing years as she has been a . munity United Methodist member for 72 years, experience of their Church will attend an Orland' Fifty year members discoverers, and Udpatlng In the service will be District Youth Ra ll y Saturda y Baby Laing. Mrs. Burke Steele, at First United Methodist drunk the cup that Percy Chapman, Mrs. Church, Orlando. Registration they drank. ai S Israelis, IiIlsS for the congress which, in addition to Kor ean delegates, expects to draw 8,000 to 10,000 Interna tionals. These international de legates will include top Asian church and missionary Baptist Facility Fifty year members are to be In average attendance over • • honored at the First United Methodist Church of Sanf ord this Sunday at 11a.m. worship. ; I 10111 S to community Older Members Edgar J. Goodspeed .Teac her Of Faith clhc PHNOM PENH, Cambodia (AP) The Cambodian navy began landing government reinforcernets today in the besieged south coast town of Kampot, where military sources said the local garrison was just managing to hold a single defense line of trenches and bunkers. The sources reported sharp firefights on the northern and eastern parts of the line two miles from the town. The Cambodian command said Khmer Rouge artillery killed tow persons and wuuncled 10 with a 374W barrage. Rice and water were In critically short supply in Kaznpot. Field reports said Insurgent forces hold the water plant several miles outside town and a stagnant lake Inside the town was the only source of drinking water. In Vietnam, the South Vietnamese government and the Viet Cong accused each other of not fully carrying out the agreement for a prisoner exchange that ended Thursday. The swap was supposed to include all prisoners held at the time of the January 1973 ceasefire. Brig. Gen. Plan Ton Hiep, chief of the Saigon delegation to the Joint Military Commission, charged the Wet Cong have failed to account for nearly 100,000 South Vietnamese icldie's and civilians. He c1hei.d the guvewuant has released all the Viet Cong I-ling nafthetb, time oft)aceue.r, But Wet Cong Maj. Phuong Nam claimed Saigon was holding more than 200,000 prisoners it should have released. "We have completed our obligations toward the return of the prisoner," he added. The Saigon government said It has freed 31,961 prisoners, of whom 452 subsequently defected to the government side. The Wet (bni' released 542 prisoners and claimed 123 others died In prison, escaped or Joined their side, according to Saigon recor& On South Vietnam's battlefields, the Saigon command said two government soldiers were killed and 11 wounded Thursday in four clashes In which 43 Viol Cong and North Vietnamese were killed. will arrive one year after Billy Graham Crusade which drew more than one million Koreans to Seoul's Yol.do Island. Each evening 500,000 to 750,000 people will gather on Yoi-do Island to hear Christian speakers from around the world. The purpose of the week of EXPLO '74 is to "turn the eyes of Korea, Asia and the world on Jesus Christ," said Dr. Bright. Korean Prime Minister Jon Pit Kim has agreed to be an advisor C h u rc h Honors Coast Town The Asian happening, sponsored by Campus Owade for Christ, . - . ' Rev. Besieged 'fl, ('rusade for Christ International and author 01 EXPW the intensive Christian training congress "will help open wide the door s of Asia for th e message of Jesus Christ." 'I t J, I CHECKING SPDUTS Cambodia Strengthens Arrowhead Springs, CA-An estimated 300,000 Koreans are expected to participate in EXPLO '74, an international training congress on evangelism scheduled for Aug. 14-11, In Seoul, Kor ea. According to Dr. Bill Bright, founder and president of Campus - _______________ is willing to go beyond toe first steps of reconciliation, and beyond the hallway point, to go all the way In providing every th ing possi ble for reconciliation. That is the picture of love that God gives us. He gives. He has ,given His son as the sacrifice for sin in order that He might forgive the sin of all who by faith receive him, He forgives in order that lie might reconcile men to Himself and restore that ccmrr,union and union between God and man that had been broken by sin. What a complete provision is found in God's love who ini tiated the plan and provided the power that all who receive Him might be saved. What a demonstration of love. _______________________________________ []C$CIC O M f — Th en love gives In. Not wi th compromise, but with con ce rn and compassion, Love Is willing to initiate th e steps for the reconciliation of those who are estranged from one another. Love - a North Atlantic Treaty 11 bu t their Turkish lawyer saId____ ____ gani iation air base In Turkey good beha vior might reduce _ on trial here on charges of their prison time to 29 months. ssessing and using hashish. They were arrested three They would not benefit from an FURNITURE eks ago by Turkish narcotics amnesty that has been pro______ _____ lice who reported they found posed since it would apply only SALES L em smoking the hashish to crimes committed before ___________________________________ !i792 CASSELBERRY ound a campfire on a nearby Feb. 7. The airmen ssere at- ____________________________________________________ - _____________ _____} she also answered all those who had marveled a t her patience. 'ilecause," she said, "God is love and lose never gets tired." Love never gets tired. "Love never Urea of giving of self as well as of substance, . Then love forgives; love is willing to forget offenses and remove obstacles. Love can "wipe the slate clean" and begin anew -- To Explo ' 7' 4 . . I IT _______________ God ever get tired?" As theyoung mother answered her little son. or tried____________________________________________ without the Vatican's nuncio to Spain. ________________________________________ 1 1~1, . - "i r, - - waIting at th e doctor's office, Observers began to comment on her pa tience and to won der why she didn't tire of his questioning. As they wondered, the little lad aakcd the question, "Why doesn't tax i t-.. ____________________________________ A little boy was continually asking his mother questions while 1!. I -. .. _~_~_. " We may look to the dictionary for its definition, We can go to any OUP for discussion and debate. We may l is ten to the masses in any area for declarations of love. It may be love of coun tr y, love of husband or wife, or love of God, but there are many declarations of love. There are, however, far too few demonstrations of lc,ve with Its true characteristics. Love gives, forgives and gives in. Love "For God so loved the world that H gave His only begotten son. Love gives...and gives...and keeps on giving. that bishops cannot be arrested Madrid to confer with the papal Turkish Drug Trial . Today, more people than ever before are talking about love. coni.e to us Ministry oday to weigh the case of dication of the likely reaction ;1 :;i', . I Sanford Alliance Church j- Friday, March 8, 1974-1 B Korea Host ~ , ! 1 ?, 1 - (f--- j# Love has become a subject of definitlon. debate and declaration. Henry Block has 17 reasons why yOU should Spain Tries To End Bishop Furor i 1 WE HAVE STATE FORMS. i4 Gets Tired V I ,~, ban. I I L1i. Henry A. Kissinger to try to end "premature and untrue." _____________ The official said the Arab the restrictions against the dent Ilouari Bournedienne is the and since Libyan President it ,r_",",t' I iiT"'"'r t4 'ii 4,,, ' r -:,- ': I - Food Profits Checked Love Never . .- - The Sanford Herald • 'Ii / 4 I The branches break & the trees die Chinese Philosophy py METHODISTS HONOR 50-YEAR MEMBERS A.Nl()N(; those %ii- ho Inwe been members of First United Methodist Church of Sanford for 50 or more years to be honored Sunday at (hell a.m. service are lto r seated, Virgil 14. Smith and Mrs. Burke Steele, standing, Mrs. Itusaniond (1apm.tn, Percy s ( hapmin, Mrs. Virgil Smith, VOTI FOR THI and Mrs iiiI('ItCS l. :\. Wright. Corsages and cerWill Ik' juresented. i Ih'rald I'hotc by Cecelia Farmer) AGRICULTURN CINTIN SOND TIM Pd f TUBS, MARCH by Cutiiunu for me Aqrj Cmii,, t. R. tt2 jonnuon. ci ,rman �A 28—The Sanford Herald Aniweq to Previous Pujzl L iDear p ___________________ Friday, March L 1974 I Abby 1A _________ ACROSS II r U T * Of You Will Feel Beller -4 1t-.T_ _- -. - us carton S. F borne SI River ISp I 3Ohlardyhero, S2Scottthcap :MA - P5P11 I'T(flS( r T r "•' 1 --— ___________ 19 — — — __________________ 20 T M7 — ______ n" —— 2S 126 j" s" " ______ , " ____ — - —— '• " IM I W' — ——— — 1 — —— 52 — — I-] —— ________ I — ' -- Who needs a r a.1. _____ — had better! DEAR M.D.: As I asderstand It, th,r Is suck 'law" —It. just a csa practice amosg phyaldams. And a else . for ebY$IPU .__ RA GE prevent this? Also, I have a Wa)l space that needs cle aning more often than the rest of the wall so the paint wears off quicker and the spot stands out. Tiling or other material put there would not look right. I hope someone has some ideas for me about cleaning it. - A.LR. DEAR POLLY - My Pet Peeve is with those pharmacists and/or legal drug distributors who dispense liquid medicine, GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) You may find it difficult to put in containers that waste a full teaspoon while you are trying your ideas across early In the day. Engage in recreational ac to get a teaspoonful to shove down an unwilling child. At to livities in afternoon. Relax tonight. day's prices (eel that not a drop should be wasted. - MAE. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Morning is difficult to (lEAR POLLY - Please tell Joyce mat she will eventually By GEORGE W. CIANE, come to a good understanding with kin, but evening is just the ruin her chest-type freezer if she continues to pour hot water for they usually want opposite. Use caution and get tight results. down the sides when she defrosts. They may cause the need Th.D., M.D. produce". for new rubber gaskets on the door or top and even LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Use extreme care in travel today. then air So they have used a mild gets in and defrosting Is necessary more often. I have been Buy only what is necessary and forget all those luxuries, Show Father Inter get I boy babies lactic add douch (3 per cent) through this simply by setting dishpans of hot water on the Ina row by 1,wlsg the advis, just before mating the mate more affection. Relax at home tonight. cow with shelves to weed up the job - ETHEL below. Sri determinatl.n ac- the bull. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Don't spend money foolishly DEAR GIRLS - A couple of other readers wrote the cm's at the moment of tea. today. Listen to what an adviser has to suggest for adding to your same so I seemed to have This had produced a greater lucky enough never to goofed have and all because I had been ception. U you have a series of likelihood of female calves, present efficiency. Show you have wisdom. had any trouble since I defrosted that way for girls babies, use the baking On the other hand, if they attention. Ethel and years. Thanks for calling this to our lifthlA (Sept. 23 toOct. 221 You can accomplish • great deal others. We all will take heed. soda technique. Vine versa, U desire male calves, a baking POLLY today if you take care of personal duties YON hair, an all-boy Lsmliy and soda early in the day. Make h DEAR FULLY - Now we are all very conscious of new contacts at social tonight. want girl habits! sex ratio at' GffsPrin6 and given food coupons and any ways we can save a bit here and there SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Morning disappoints, but later and many other Items. I had an unused recipe file box more bull calves. so all turns in the other direction and you can obtain the data CA Z-s7I: Esther D., aged I made tabs for it that say "Laundry," "Food, 'Bathroom," need, Rest YOU Theretssoinelogictosmwut "Grooming," can relie ve any tension. 29, has 3 little girls, "Cats and bogs" and' "Misc ellaneous." Each these findings, too, for acids time I come into SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Get together with good possession of a coupon I file it In its proper "Dr. Crane," she began, retard or stop the spmn's place. fri Before golrg and plan the pleasures you mutually enjoy. Usten to what shopping I check my list against the a "we'd like to have a boy, too, swimming movement, coupons in the file and take along those I can use. I have good friend says about the future, riot only to help balance our "But, m-. Crane," you m saved quite a few pennies that way. To be more conscious of family. wonder, "why wouldn't an what I have saved I put the "coupon money in a separate CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20 ) Y ou have civic work to "But my lather-In-law is alkaline vagina favor the 1' container and have it ready for buying attend to tail don 't give it up because there are smallinexpensive exobstacles in your eager to have a grandson to male chromosome just as tras. - 1ftS, T.F. way. Discus Important matter with friend, carry on the family name. readily as the 'Y?' AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19; Step out of that dull routine "So he has even offered us and plan toengage in acti vitiesyou "And why wouldn't the acidic realiyenjoy. Expert,scan give $10,000 if and when we get a vaginal secreti the advice and ba cking y ou need. ons favor the 'Y' boy' male PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) Your intuition Is off early In the often as "Is there- any scientific way the 'X" day. I.ovedone may not be responsive unflllate th the day. Don't to iailuencr the sex of one's beat the contract; In he sec- take chances of ans' kind. N ORTH Well, here are babies?" ond case he would be giving AK 104 explanations: IF YOUR CHIlI) IS BORN TODAY. . 5 South a trick he was always .he or she will show a (I) ilic "Y" is smaller than I • K 1094 sure to make. great desire for learning at very SEX PROBLEMS early age. You would be wise to the "X" and thus may be 410752 The student was sumprised give the finest training possible, as well as moral and religious hampered more readily by wESI' to we the Professor win that EAST teaching, since the power to absorb here Is great. Any profession The sex of a baby is deter- acid. second heart with the ten, but 49162 mined at the very mtxnent the which requires a very cooperative manner with others is fine, V A9132 not too surprised to overtake V qj 10 Sports are a natural here. Indeed contraceptive jelly is • s83 the queen and cash the last • QJ male sperm unites with the merely an acid preparation to Au "The Stars Impel, they do not compel." What you make of female e (o%'tsn). two hearts for five defensive your life is largely up to YOU! tricks. SOt111I ID) The normal male sperm stop sperm activity entirely. 4Q.I 3 (2; In a baking soda medium, "Isn't the 10 of hearts play Carroll Righter's Individual Forecast for your sign for April contains both 'X" and "Y" K 784 correct?" asked the s.t ident. Is now ready. For your boththemale'X"azs4"Y" y send your b&thdate and $1 to Cal dromoucanes while the female helped, •A72 "It is the book play", hot the "Y" is a faster has only 'X" chromosomes. Box KQJ replied the Professor, but Ca lif.oos. If k " 1 11 'r, which Is why this is one time when you (or' ______________________________________________________ Both vWtwable 10 male offspring seem to result unite with the female X get the books and help your ws. North East South then from a baking soda douche. OUR BOARDING 'OUSE partner as much as possmbk' the baby m!I he a girl IN T. with Major Hoopla Had I played the 10 you might farn&y sterile wives, If, Pan 24 Pan not have led a second hesri" however, thethmale "Y" with no organic defects to ex. iMaUESIN N Pan 3N.T. Pass Pass MT attaches itself to e female H E Pan plain t ir 'iy5J'i'5j he I1iii'HIW ia of pregnancy, 5 7 "x', then the resulting baby have reported ,'ic', TO.'4v' A. NEW ROW ABOUT enngkad—V3 50.UE Er.wr 4E J to me that u will be a boy. JU6OP ARflT ATrcEy cRLIrheLL JJCE ror So the answer to Esther' baking soda douche have them PA",?' %'â5 AL Q,'ea kr WITP4 TI4&T By Oswald & James Jaeoby 'ra, 15 question ties in )rtg to in. their first baby' r 'ii / ETA. T.t Ti4e )CaXS üí futile prevunas '*&MPUM crease the chances that the "Y" The student opened the The bidding has been. Occurs At Conception rVVsr raIaaaai —• IES: The morning Wings you a poor camunication which could be very disturblM, but you are &W to handle livery effectively. By being cosucientlous you are able to turn a problem Into an asset, Be more cooperative. ARIES (Mar, 21 to Apr. 19) A parther does not understand Ideas In the morning, but later all works out fine. Interest In new situation adds to present prestige. TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) You can acuznplish a great deal if you are more cooperative with those around you. Visit good friends. Show you are a person of worth. L TENDENC NE Sex Determ i nation un n...... D(JITft33 $ Se _____ three of hearts in spite of w1* North East South's bid of two hearts in female ovum first. And many mothers of an 1, all. repo.s. to his partner's i, "y" "i reganisti as girl family, have likewlue St.ayman Pan Pan ' two clubs. The dii1111" sn1ng,bata1sowna', reported flra.fly getting iSOUth hold ____ boy dent was looking at five And it to heve a babies by heads which was one more öAK7$AJ(7433493 fader chance of wbsig the douche. heart WOystidOi? We to the ovumf if it I. A—Pass The alternate choke So send for my bookIe! to hold. The Professor, sitting East Is to bid em' aetrump. Do aoL swimming in a slightly alkaline "Facts About Pregnancy." played the jack. South won double, (not acid) vaginal secretion, enclosing a long stamped, with the king and led his king TODAYS QUESTION For the actual meeting of the return envelope, plus cents. of clubs. %That is your opening bid with sperm and ovum probably (Always write to Dr. Crane in The student was on lead 0101851 A K Q $3 • A 35 4' amw In the outer one,-third of care at' The Herald, with the ace. He thought a Answer T•morlo* the Fallopian tube enclosing a lung stamped, while and decided that it could not hurt to play his nine s.n, silo, Dairy timers have ex. addressed envelope and 25 of heart,. Either azt held book to - JACOB V MODERN i*rInwntedtOseehoWtbryCan cents to t'oi'er typing and Win at 8'.d, - (do the queen o' South the ''s'*'pap.ej.pO 001489. lead th edice1lfavajhe4J' F111 li cuts when ye send queen'10.lntheflrinan Radio City Elation, New York ' (frmalehijy,sn, bull calves, for eat .1 his bkIdsj the heart continuation wouid N.Y lOO?9 ctu'omosome will reach ___ - 5' -1 ',-. '73_ HE -1 'I HOT AiR FROM cCs46f% -, L .. &:.r ['V(*' - I i - I — ING . -I ( I — BA (4 •' '! jo a• • -' , . - W. / 11 i p 0 ~ S _ t J . 'a a s Iaa . • ;,. . . I a• trying to pass an amendment to restore prayer in schools again, which Sen. Dirksen Shesdthatshkt up with* legislation that was pending and every now arid then she would get up on her soap box and talk to the legislators (by writing them her views,) I It-raid Photo by Elda Nichols - 4 ;' .- -'•................. S - - , _- . -. -.---. -. - 1 1 FACTS ___________________________________________ a4 o —c 4' FASIl - RECEIVING 'BOSS' TROPhY , 0% C. 875 Audrey Yavore and her boss, Daniel Miller " 11 .. . k ' . ' 1 - -: 1 .' - ' .•.. • - ••-' - blfts4* - n- " - 'MRS MARIGOLD' VISITS CI UBBERS A. A Smith, mlLIi, Airs. Everett Dirksen, Mrs. Jack (Ito r) M Mrs. I.UJII Ralph Burney (Herald Photo by Doris Williams) The walst4ength , straight AP Neissleatures Wrier . Every little movement will sirn arc marge alp at each side have a meaning all its own in and two puffs at th e ba ck for movement "inste ad of a pring hairstyles, ranging from imdimlating soft dips to s prin gy straight line with two puffs in fi nger .saves armil bouncy curls back." tie explained. While th e model held her hands on the a la the '30s. That forecast comes from dips Caruso and his assistant Julius Caruso, style director of worked on th e puffs. It isn't lntt'rcod(ure Amerka, a group 83Y to work with heavy, long that corrçrises hundreds of hair to get dips, one reason hairdresser s in th e United very long hair will bes ho rt2ned. St:mtes, Canada and Mexico. "Another reason may be that They recently held th eir s prin g the ne wer s ho rter ha irdos hair show In New York. better with longer dresses. "The important bend is Twenty per cent of my own mivement of the hair. The new clients between 18 to 35 have look is "no-length" wear gone back to dresses for day. \tur hair any length but be time wear. There are always aire it moves," some holdouts and some areas Long, s tr aight hair did have that take longer to get with It." movement in its swin g, Caruso Older women will wear their acknowledges, usin g th e past hair 3horter and s ho rter - Ills tt'nse, but it was a different more flattering, he poin ts out. kind of movement. "It was ex- Younger girls may work up to vllent, but hairdressers feel it, at first cu tting th eir hair to that long, straigh t hair has had the shoulders. Quite a number it," he insis ts . "Alter all the of girl,, particularly models, American bolt is a str aight, have cut their hair to 21a natural book. Now we are on to inches. .%iE,.\'i1\';fl 1. . I 'I'.'IIE.\'1' Mo EVERY WAVE and curi has namn all its own in new hairstyles. The long.halred teaser, top left, styles waist. length hair with two dip. at ?NW 9 / -. . the side, swooped into puffs in back by style director Julius Caruso of Inter. (liffure America. The 191 fingerwav'e, top right, h, deep wave curls around t',', - . - wi th hair rolled in back, t., Rick Ross of Indianapolis. The tossed curls, bottom left, by Paul Schlesinger of Philadelphia is another kind of look for longer d.'esses. Curls and waves, bottom ABF1 Citrus Chapter Saluies right, are combined by Victor Ralestri of Scarsdale, N.Y., for a soft, feminine hairst)Ie. Y - . Zt - 6 j IA •. - il something new." "Rut many are not sticking . But, alas, girls with naturally with it that short. So many (Herald photo by Elda Nichols curly hair will not have an ad- models cut their hair that short vantage, he speculates, having you couldn't find one for a hair. suffered through the s traight- do. But man)' attended Eu. haired pertit the) will need to ropean fashion collections, saw continue to use straighteners the new hairdos and dresses "becausethenewhairdosmust worn by models and they are ___ be contro ll ed as hair was in the no w letting their hair grow to m 1A '30s.. One or two waves or dips the chin. By EU)A NICHOLs icr, hold at Quality Inn, North the evening, will be fashionable. Four or In color there is a strong Herald Correspondent Daniel Miller, president of The-re are five chapters of the five is too s trong for tne look. trend toward henna, also asso dark brunettes might use henna Ch I c a g o, the Intercodfure A surprised and happy "Boss the Southern Garden Apart- Association in Central Florida, "It means the return of fin- dated with the '3. And there highlights around the face. group's hairdressers have reConsultants. of and the Citrus Mapter is the gers. irons, and rollers — hot is a lechniclue of highlighting New York ,Aomen are pur- ported. The trend is mo%ing of the Year" was chosen by the ment in selling the hair," the hairline around the face suing the trend to henna. It has slowly in the Midwest and may Citrus Charter of the American Altamonte Springs, was, the only one in South Seminole or cold of a trophy County. It was organized In he explained. "In fact, my own that is particularly striking also blossomed in Chicago, never catch on in the South, ex. Business Women's Association, recipient hairdo 'at the showi required worn by girls with brown hair drifted back east from there crpt with women who travel, he at 11* annual Boss Night din- designating him tops. In bosses Au'ist, 1972 six hands to set or medium brown hair. Very and now has gone west from Insists Nominated by Audrie M. Yavore, president of the Citrus Daniel Millei- As Boss. (if' It ' - \.1 '. _*W _ II ii,Y t ' ,. L s 0 ' %~~, , ,,i' - -WJ . - ~ it - New Hairstyles Capture Swirls Of The 30's I 1 1 ,. i.-. '' Karns, President; Mrs. A. C. McReynolds, first vice Seminole Spokes Club of treasurer; Gb llecke'r, ('enter. SAYS rehabilitates juveniles president; Mrs. Woodrow W elcome Wagon held the president; and Sally Brownell, The concept of the club is who are recommended by the Clark, second vice president; cond luncheon meeting of the vice-president and program helping members meet new county juvenile judge. Mrs. Lorraine Graham, third ar at the Quality Inn on SR chairman, friends and becoming involved vice president and Mrs. Milton 434, I..ongwood. Mrs. Betty Shaw, president of in community activities. Club members have fund- Smith, corresponding Recently elected of ficers are the Board of Directors of the raising events during the year, secretary, Mrs. John Hamilton, 'fhc charity that the club Nttma Jeah Crews, recording Maitland Art Center, showed working for a nd volunteer their time to newlyelected Social Departthis year is atcretary; Carol Williams, slides and spoke about the .Scmtnnl,' MI Youth Shelter, work with the young people. ment chairman, was also . 1W . s." Following the slate Spokes Back Youth Shelter __ __ - She read the original SEMINOLE SPOKES OF WELCOME WAGON OFFICERS (Ito r) Norma J Crews, Carol %Villiim'. (du lit the! '.ill lit ov nell __ ___ . resolution adopted In May 1973 making the marigold the National floral emblem of the U.S.A. stating that we had a flag and bird, but in the past were the only na tion wi thout a national flower. She closed with a series of her wnquotatlons 1111111 1 LOOK AROUND Your home Everyone else does STERCHI FURNITUR 1100 French Avenue 4, Ea sy terms 322.7953 ' - - - - • - .. - ,,• Under on cover, you'll find a gold mm. of valuable facto and Information which the world's larg•at news agency helped compil., More tha, P09•l, ', thousands of iubj.cta,,,p)u, a colorful1,000 map and flag Section., Its a MUST book for every horn., of . lic, or library. You can obtain your copy tluouqh th in flwvpap, for a bargain price of only $1.75 plus - healthy nine pounds, two Rudy Hbavek, vice president, ounces, on March 2. Hayden Stone Inc. Welcoming their brother are ('i)iiifiiltt(.e ineinbe'rs 1 U-c Buddy, 7, and April, j, Night were Betty Nwstsoni, Grandparents are Frank chairman, Cathy I.. Carroll and IN, Lain, Los Alamit,Calif,, Mrs. Joyce E. Whitten. Lottie Undsey, King City, Ciii!. Seminole County Sheriff John Mrs. H. E. Long Polk was the guest speaker of Sr., Jacksonville, fosinerly of __Sanford. I todayl and Mr. and nfc'tJ Herald, H'i'ald Sanford P.O. Box 022 Teaneck.NowJergey0y666 - - .Send me-.___ copies I City I L - -- - . . J.p, - State ides . -- . I - - - ZIp .4f,,t,,. 4hfAp '1n,h1 i. TA, Ait'i,..J Pr,,, . — — — - I _ _ La Leciw League 1 - I Add,.,, I — APALMANAC top boss. Judges of the letters were Pr Mr. and Mrs. H. E. (Ruddy) Long, Orlando, and formerly of Robert B. Flick. chairmnii Sanford. announce the birth of Humantles Department. FTU: their third child, a son, Daniel Verban Jones, vice-president, Logan, who weighed in at a Cormiflank of Casselberry' and - Enclosed Charter Chapter, and ad. ministrative assistant to Milk'r. her letter was chosen the winning one, recommending ;i Birth Amilomicemoil , Ham. I . ;- . ,.a FhID' of AP Almanac, ----, i I- I " . — I— - ,' C 0 __ I 0' I cents lot handftnq. Sand for you, copy ___ -- _____ 13' , - ...., .. r) - - . 4 \ 4 $ - ..' , - . . TAKE 90 r 4. ' 4 ______ Professor not always bookish ov It , • • . u — WI NAT B RID GE s-', 4 Air 0. P'AMJ 10 RULD_______ _ 4 I ,.. _______________ l RODarBoiIen (km ,O.161(' ,C1'o! 1 trying. oil '' . , SuNDAY, MARCH II, 074 s 'Jiuyoriuu;euu_ DEAR POLLY — I would like to know what to do with a door that is hard to cose during rainy weather and tends to warp. Is there something I could use to . V would have that ze ro population that people talk about. . d A trying mother—Gerald T. Lacher." By Polly Cramer Dlh. n..ii........ _________ _________ . " "Oh To Be A Mother" submitted by Gerald T. Lacher: a be autiful life I was making a good income and the allowances if loved one is Irate. family (7 children were being rai sed the way we felt was CAPRICORN Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Know what ills that bigwigs best for them They are all good children, ages 7 to 16. expect of you and make sure you follow th rough and please them. "Then that big thing happe n to me. I was st ruck by a truck Taking part In civic affair is wise, and disabled. The whole world changed. I wasn't able to AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Many line situations await return to work of any kind. So the mother was sent out to bring in the income for the household. correspondence. See business expert. "This changed the whole' system at home. The mother took PISCES Feb. 20 to Mar. 201 Make sure you keep any the part (if the fattwr; the lather the part of the mother WhaI promises you have made to oth ers. Spare time wi th a change. The former mother, who was compassionate and lov ed on e brings real happiness Avoid one who daydreams too mu ch unde rstanding, was not there, and in her place was this new mother that was very strict and very short-tempered. The IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY... he or she will have the adjustment was felt by all. compassion to understand others, plus the ability to bring much . success and happiness. Direct the educa tion o "My newb as mother was one that I t ho ught would be al ng t require precision. Give the finest training you easy to do. Believe me, it was the biggest job I've ever taken ffJ on. How the other mothers do it I will never know. The one _j neglect the spiritu al side of lif e. There Is ability at sports here, thing from all this is that I have found more love even from the professional standpoint. for my wife. talso appreciate her more than ever. When I look back at the 'The Stars impel, they do not compel." What you make of things 'I did as the father, with no consideration for your life is largely up to YOU! the mother, I just shiver. Carroll Righter's Individual Forecast for your sign for April "Every house needs a mother so you men beware. You is now ready. For your copy send your btrthdate and $1 to Carroll may be next. If every fatherlo- be Righter Forecast, The Sanford Herald, P.O. Box 629, Hollywood, take over the job of being a mother for 30 days, I thinkwould we Calif. 90O2 stubborn door? k project. Mrs. Glelow also an centered with tiny yellow Mrs. Everett Dirksen was ratified Mrs. Marvin Dyal and Mrs. nounced that the stickers were marigold blossoms in a nest of guest speaker at the March meeting of Sanford Womans' Tim Faler, in co-operation with not made of ordinary material asparagus fern and the buffet Mrs. William Foster, chairman that would be hard to get off table held a tall arrangement of Club. The late senator's wife of the Fine Arts Department your car, but a special type of various marigolds, other yellow captivated her audience using arranged a display of se veral !Ucker that will peel off without flowers and greer.ery. Both as her subject "Her Par. beautiful oil paintings In the any trouble and leave no were donated by Mrs. J. T. ticipation in Public Affairs." newly decorated club house. marks. Collins. Mrs. Walter Glelow reported Introduced by Mrs. R. A. Luncheon hostesses were Reports were made by Smith, the speaker sta ted that on the progress of the Corn. Mrs. Douglas Stenstromn, various chairmen and officers she was always ha ppy to attend munity Improvement project chairman, assisted by Mmes. and announcements made of Womens' Club meetings arid and presented CIP bumper Rose So'ithward, William future activities. An important Sen. stickers to the group. The Stemper, Kenneth Wing, Ralph luncheon Is planned for March reminisced that Dirk If he Civinettes will also be selling Jarvis, R.K. Horton and R.D. 20 and the Social Department had a group of women behind these stickers to the public The Wesley. will meet Wed. March 13 at 1 Individual t: were him, that was half the battle. pr.. "('.1. will tJ'!:lIt Ow pin for bridge and canasta . Shebelievesthaltheabsence _______________ ____________________ of prayer in the home and schools is the worst COfl '' '" tributin actor to the unrest I 'M andcrLItreni r ___ Aghk society today. Her main project - , I) - POLLY'S POINTERS IL H. & (31. D.i 4 - - a" ____________ ________ .. 1-2~ -, vp SAGl'TTARIUS(Nov.22toDec.2l)I.,00ktoagood (riendwho has much understanding and can give the advice you need. Make —— _________________________________ 33 37 - A. do. And their r nickname U13 DEAR ABBY: With regard to your reference "law" requiring the prnce of a nurse during a gynecological examination: An Irish doctor attributed it to the conceit of American women, I am a gynecologist who has practiced for 40 years, and I have always had a present daring examinatloos, but to my knowledge no law exists which requires it. P4s4ians In other coontries, not being fair game for any acd all 'stilt hapçiy patients, may have a hard time the U. Hnstc'lrv 111 Thin papers 31 F.mploer Islangi 43 Learning 44 European river 45 Feminine 29 Arboreal .. _%. ever' The reformed male ch:.uvinlst of the year award — it Improvements. Make future pana with Influential persons. sounded like a joke. Indeed many of the entry letters we ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) Ideal day to be wi th friends and received were on the light side. But we were most impressed make the plans necessasry for your advancement in the future, by the fact that many men are seriously changing their Affection for mate brings fine result., now. views towards women and toward their own circumscribed TAURUS (Apr.20 May 20) AddIng ne w items to your home now rol es. ,makes it more charming and functional. Improve on those plans husbands who have learned to recognize their wives as you have made. Take health treatments, people with a need for selfexpres.sion and freedom have not DEMINI (May 21 to J un e 21) Get ti ng toget he r wi th persons been sorry, according to our readers. Their wives write of in creased feelings of love and closeness since their husbands vsholIkethesameamu3emensyoudo can result ifl your having a are sharing menial tasks and breadwinnin responsibilities happy time. Show more devotion to mate. appreciate each other so much more' is the sentiment MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Give more attention expressed again and again about the new, more equal , to home matters and get them operating on a more successful partnerships that result from chauvinist reforms.. basis. Take no chances with one who Is Irate t,erald T. Lacher of Pica Rivera, California wins the first LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Talk with experts and get the right prize of $25 for his letter, excerpted below, in which he nomi advice f or Improving rou ti nes. Avoid on e who has some stra nge nated himself, aft er circuristances had forced him to notions. Stri ve for more happiness, assume the role ofmother to his se ven children. VIRGO Aug.22 to Sept. 22) Keep focused on financial affa irs Paul hlowel! of Littlelon, C'otorado wins second prize, today and get lhe results OU want. Be sure to arrive on time for thanks to a warm letter written by his wife Kathy who re an important appointment you've made. park a new and liberated relationship since the Howells lAURA &pt. 2, lii Oct. 22) You intuitions are working tine,so R'CJIIIC parents et out in th e w or ld of ac ti vity and make a fine npreulon n Third prizegoestoflavicj Heatwole, hunterand f'sherman, others. See that your diet Is right, for getting a dog so his wife Shirleywouldn't have to retrieve ' ScORPIO(oct.2210 Nov 21)Youneed informati on and get It geese and ducks any longer. For David, of Weed heights, by going to th e right sources. The e ve ning is fine for social Nevada. the award should sen'c as an incentive (or the long side of life. Strive f or happiness, way he has to go Dirksen Addresses Club Women Mrs. your surroundings and making organs $Indiandres sstekx1y P Urge forsiard 47 Fruit drinks 21Black poet "biggest job ~_-k GENERAl.. TENDENCIES: An excellent day to get together B Joanne and Lew Koch with persons you like and engage In whatever entertainmen ts you (P?ole; Today's column is written by Joanne) 45 Hearing Instrument 25 Astringent 1HitoricaI S rrd •'t5 6 Eager 35 Chimney 2 24 tnibk-reed 2 Celebes 0 3 Repair si ables 3 honey maker 34 Be longing they are they tiM.rf.iia1i.a covering Z3 ttnrui child DOV,,\ s~ From dad to mom: SATURDAY, MARCH ,fl4 Colorado 42 Greek war 22 Protective I DeItieS 32 Singing some advice. I have four daughters, and if I asked them, 'd get four different answers. A few months ago I sa w in the obituary column where the wile of an old boy friend of qilne died, so I waited for what I thought vu a reasonable length of t ime and then I wrote him a note and gave him my phone number and ft d be nice to talk to him sometime He called me up and we talked for a long time. In the conversation he said he'd like to see me again, but he hoped I wouldn't expect any "kid stair' in the kwe-maklng department. I rather got the idea that he was trying to tell me that he was too old for that sort of thing. Well, I'm not, AM U that is what he meant I don't want to waste my time With him as I don't have a who le lot of time left. How can I find out wit hout being too blunt? OLD BUT NOT TOO OLD DEAR OW: I oink he was tag te tell you that far as he was esueemed. hIs love-making days were behind him. Whether they are Is anybody, gates. but U be ___t:; (at,, eItIng lTbinggiven DEAR ABBY: I am a widow in my 7 and I need = 51 from the Carroll Rhtw Instftvt J±ff i?i ________ 24 Fertile spot in 51 Antarctic Friday, March 8, 1974-3B Participation. In Public Affair . ... - FamiIy Lib ON e(ore DEAR DILEMMA: Don't lie. Tefl yew friend th at yaw have retolder,d and would like oat. Frem what you say, she'll he as glad to get oil the hook as you will. - L. tlSeaeagk a desert 0 1 —' 1 I1 t2Lenjthwiseof hbfi '1I kiI 43co.npau porni I4L !IJ 'IL 4LbI 9 Pierce %4iIh 32 Pedal digits 49 F&S(WIt p0k horns 35 Heel 'P'd (or Awa• from 31 Boys suffix received we nickname 33 MIII t'nilut ed ii M a ll brew 31 Light brown 54 Ireland 22 Egyptian is Often given to 31Three Pk.rtOd 3$ 1)ilI herb men lGerm.an , 23 Sl Indian Wcight 21 cover II--- Park Partsolday y !! q1OROSMfE I _ _____ it IT ISGifis 17 Scottish slwepfold II Unhappy 15' Participk DEAR ABBY: I was really surprised when Joyce asked me to be maid of honor for her wedding. We've been lassmates for years, but go with different kids. I can't understand why she chose me. She has many much closer friends. I accepted because I didn't know how to but now I'm sorry, and I'd like to get out of It. I've already paid Joyce's mom for the dress, but it hasn't been altered. My mom and I gave a shower for We invited her mom, s1s1e, aun ts and fends, and they all acted like they were slumming. They openly snub. bed my mom I had a lump in my throat the whole time. My family says if I am in the wedding party they win go to the church only to see me. but not to the rece ption. My dad says he won't go at all. They didn't invite my steady boy friend to be my escort, so I won't have anybody to talk to at the reception. At the last minute, should I say have an Illness in the family, and can't go' Or just tell I them the truth? DILEMMA D. - American 148 beer ly AIIGAIL VAN JlR4 Is esw L. The Sanford Herald '3 J' _ ______ Academy of Science iab i IC CARROLL RIGHTER 'S - 1. milnapi -- 11ii RI I NIgiIALI ______ - 5Mnrwro1 moment 9Git ( of 12 lfra blow l3Vedjod jGet Off The Hook, Both 11 Gifts I .8 To Meet TI1es(!(ZY Sanford l.aLeche League will moetMuchl2,at8:00 p.rp.,at the home of Mrs. Charles Swartz 100 Eastwood Court. 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" Ak , and cdthethow.b ,ishov the enarbeconwohedin ailtwal revobtloa permeates _______ ntoappe#zb, , (4) () Squares (13) Movie (24) Wall Street 4:00 (2) Sanford And Son (4) Dirty Sally , .N ~11 1 10% 4:30 NV3 9-10 CBS REALLY RAQUEL and even polls rank on Ms special presents a roonije. Oscar is rr rp He r .- 1 9 C1S COD —7 haven't ____ Special Engagementt 'id $100 / ____________________ promises. At — -- ~ ,-. ,_ -- - ,- ... ______________ _______________ Sat & Sn I - IS) IS S 35-7: IS-9: IS - ____ _____________________________ RE' K ____________________ -e NBC LOTSA LUCK HAVING FUN ATA Bumrny's Girl" Stanley's - Buzz Aldrin is Story unfortuna tely, for Mm, he has to lave town for a few days. He naturally asks Stanley to for the girl, Gloria, played by Suzanne Somers. It ti out Stanley and Grta hew friend and, * TRUTH • FRI SAT - s ( He'sa GOOD COP.. On. ) -. - and ' w, and Glen, Burl and Ising songs keyed to the w, M Six Id 61 I (13) Country Music C'. I ____________ ___________________________________________________ 0 inCluded,enthngw3th"Peaceln BAD ROAD , -• 35 - Theatre (24) HumanitIes News (a) — -- _. T 1~ • - , "3 . (a) (9) Oven Ma rshall 10:30 (24) Weekly Special 1:00 . MidnIght Special (5) All Nile (44) News 4! # - . - ,— - -_ AT 11:3 11111141111111111" MAIN 4:00 (4) Groweri Almanac 6:30 (2) Across The MATINEE IPost Time I P.M. IMatinees Mon., Wed., Fri., Sat.,1:LJPM SAIl New Grandstand * New Color TV Sorry No One Under II __ 0*111"M "JI1111111111 low '1.4 . . ..a ,a 7:4S FRIDAY - ____ FiRS1AA9ENDlG ma not be too easy to come ing music together. Special tonight. Their guests by. After graduation, they include Spooky Tooth, Curtis Warga knows the actor went their separate ways Mayfield, Freshflavor with he'd like to see play Aldrin, if Peek came back to college in and wt-,en a movie is made. 1Ic havens, Jotitith, Jifl2 Virginia, the other two went His suggestion Robert to work in a Laidt,n wareWeatherly and L VarIation,. Redford and there Is a house. Thev kept in touch Gb her Pipe do •'s re semblance, certainly in and decided to try music asa Thing t2sit Ever Happened to coloring, career. So they reunited in Me." England, made some records — Aidrin, who has lived the which were succenful arid science-fiction ad' now they have decided to t2 ____ ventureofthem all, says he come back home. AND MW Noun used to he a scl.fi fan, partic. Hut (hey aren't sure ii this ularly of HG. Wells' no%els ' ill be their permanent ile liked "2001," too, but he home or not. They still have says he's troubled by some ties to England two of the technical details on sci-fi three fathers married S"[&,ift ' fJ11j shows. English women and live You should see the circuit there and one, for a time, ran ___ breakers and switches N W T pub in Yorkshire. Only sM1 have in the Apollo modules.- Peek's parents are in the he says. "But watch Star U.S.. in Mtouri. IOtJla IFOON AWARD Trek and all they do isyush IS Bunnell says when they button, It's ridiculous, started he believed the old AIdrin's son, Mike, 1$, saytnq that a rock wants to be an actor. He's is lucky have a five-year making noises career. Nowhe thinks mayhe the right; his father, they can last longer than h as Laffionow Low" book, It'll probably never that. Their manager knows happen but would be In' some real old time "guys tereging If it did. He'd like to who have been in the busi' play himself in the st ory, but ness 10 years." Map cowurit H - (4) - 7:00 S: F: & Orlando b.twen '? ( Reservations (3*3) 13114W - $ ___________ - _____________________ _____________________ Bunch Let us Bugs Bunny (44) Leroy Jenkins (9) capture that one precious moment ____ - 0:30 (3) Addams Family I - ' a (5) S I _ ________ _____ - A about getting urwa,,7 to -. N,Ly I - ' ~. j i. &~ir 1 (9) ______________________ ______ (24) Electric Company - (44) Ernest Anglay Hour Diana Douglas Visited I —.'' '- 10:30 (2) Pink Panther Jeannie Goober And Ghost Cha sers _ -. '., ,,,-,, - - ; 4 'I— -, , -: - CapfeyNew,&re - - Diana Douglas, the only woman N. / 4 1= 2 s ________________________ -• ' 1W . .. V. __ ~ .- - - whose -: ___ _______________________ ____________________________ _________________________ V _______________ _________________ _ _ ___ _____________________ _________________ . - -, _______ _71 ~_-_ -- __ _____ Joy LAUGtW• OOR[S TAYLOR ______________________ ___________ A I_ __ iier i ____ — . tu ____ In those schools, children at ONE WEEK ONLY STARTS TODAY PLAZA THEATER __________ ______ . I Orlando: Conway 11, Norlhigate IV i I' ____________ known to eastern thea. Urgoers If Jew bmillar to TV fai'. '1 went to sJxo1 In Eng)a.nd," shesaya, 'where they __________ ~ Orange Blossom II, Plaza II - act I t -I - T__ ____________ ____________ it______ He Land - SanW &SR FEVERY THURSDAY - additional subject lnSMduil,: SI 49 each acjd,tionat subject All age: babies, children, adults No appntmerit ChOkeolTwoV,gefabies $ *29 1 thdceofTwoV.gbi,, Hot Pread 4, Butter $ . Athens Theater : . Choppad Sirbin Chickin ')umpIjns hoice of Two Vewtabli#s -.tIiI4 Br44, 9 1 $ • a , - 9 .2 ___-- The Munsters - • ____________________________ HOTOGRAPHER ON I)uT,f. 11Y 0$ Sun 12.7 - (44) Soul DENV County. Florida, the short title of which 5 ltd PC THE MARRIAGE OF JAMES PAUL ANTLE, Husband. and JUANITA FAYE -4 ___ ___ ________ - ________ __________________ - __________________ - W' ' Wrestling O00nd Daytona 1I (31) ElectrIc Company As Clerkoftndco,,rt By Joy Stok es Deputy Clerk Pbhu1h March I. IS. 72, 25. 1571 _ _ r _____________ I - 38 'V ON 1 1' CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS __ _______________________ _______________ HAV THE 'r'oS by _____________________ / WHENEVER SOUR \ / INSTRUMENTS TELL OU ) ONE THiNG 31G TOE TELLS YOU E RECORD BEST AT WEATHER PRED1CTIN.2' CLASS, AND IIERES ACtS, ICE... Lewis 7o WITH '\ . YOUR ' BIG) 1 ii - AN0TiER - Larry __________________ 101 _____ ___ - . ____ _______ 1 " fil , _____ ___ ___ by Heimdohl & Stoff.l 'r' w'i' A V - ' MY SloirT HI% %..OSil1.G0Tj,J -.t ; E'A AlYTHN1ELSE IC'N OFERYA,O(! ,~y - ,.Pt'yT 1. 1,_7__________•_-' ' U SURE T4111,41 zj Li /?" r> V - . 7_17, -ii~ I I I. % k- 11 'k I _ ..("' -)j ft. thence South 315 Pt, thence East 52130 ft to the point of begin CAPTAIN EASY This desc rptn encompasses 631 acres, more or less Further descrihed as Red Bug 'C' by Crooks & Lawrence C&JE 'n.E YEAH FULL OP w I I HOW ABOUT kA,Thf,i FiR! WArER iq$ '\C)EPENPikJ ON HIM ( kIT.HAPLEY; BEEN TASKIPJ&.UP TO HOWUøTHE .--, EVER 511.1CC WE P05511. CAVE If _____ LJ&045E H'LE" CA6 .. CwrAecAr; BUT OIJLV OSINA I MAP ______ '- _______________ _____ I AiLJ'T $N- ,I 5p4. 5P41jPt 1 Es.IUP I - T'R15K AAY NECK '_ . - 1. ________ on April 9. 1571,1? 7.00 P M, or as soon thereafter as possible Board of County Commissioners Seminole County. Florida By John A Kimbrough, _ - GOIi'J'6.4C1'c A - 0. _______ _____ ' _____ -' A. __ ________ _________ _____ __ _____________ L. . __________ • Attest I _____ H Beckwith, J titiB' . ____ Cn'rmin Arthur P03.1' WORRY. ILL 5I4PVMTNCAVE_I - J __________ pØ This pubic hearing will be he ld in the County Commission Chambers -- - _____ -- V - _____________ ____________________________ - ____ ________________________________ - DEl'? N, _________________________ FRANK AND ERNEST SEMINOLE COUNTY PLANNING '"..,' 7 "" by Bob They., \ ", ) I 'D AY OUR A REVERSE - _- -- POWER SHORTAGE - 4,,.,.,, . ' i'"') ' ' ________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________ He "i') .. JoSeph 0 Spicola, Jr SPICOLA & LARKIPI, PA Attorney br Plaintiff 773 C Kervsely Blvd Tmpj. FI2rida PubIi% March I, 1571 'a _ ______ 3. - WINTHROP by Dick Cirsili / WHO? NO,THis ....?SMRIcJRTLE Lj5Esn-4tsPk4crl 1 - , '4--.' _____________________ - EVRVBOPV '-- ALL.. R4T', .T',A,MlNLJTE, ,_ ________ I - I ________ _________ . Zoning Direct or Publish March I. 1521 I I OEZ4 SEMINOLE COUNTY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION Notice of 1111siblic Hilaring ,%V',.: " -1 Planning and Zonng Corn misson 01 Seminole County. Florida, will Conduct a public The ___________________________ __________________________ BLONDIE ______________________ — earing to consider recommending C)ic Young DAG,sQO, m " ____ _____ P20W GIVE ME A FIVE-2 GET CUT YOUR DOLLAP BiLL AND I'LL */ALLET AND I'LL MAKE YOU A C*Sti.PPARK J TRICK" _~, IM MAGIC U SEE- 'I'M PUT. TWE Elii_~~ IN MY PURSJI" J 1 r' YOUR TR'.CK? "-''---,. ' ' - - -, _________ 1?) ______ ____ ______ - 1-11111 - 44 ' 1 __________ _____ VA)q BEETLE BAILEY _____________________________ __________________________ QUiET SEP'l. \%EL. PE4 tiP AND , ," iJRPRiE ¶'-i ENEMY FR1,% T1"lE' REAR ) Mon ___________ ______ I Walker 61 TlE"'\'E_________________________ '\ 1 ___________ ________ ____________ ________________ AUN' - .,.j 1 _ ___ _______ _ ____________ ______________ 1' - ,LIc ______________________ _________________________________ ( __________ _________ _______ ______ ________ ____________________ -'--".<ç'.1 (UuU _____ _______ _______ :_— _ 4,o,r 11 ''':' ___ THE PHANTOM I lT CA lC'EA IT i,I Li. Falk a nd Sy IVarry (' wi1 _______ 'TLLT _____ MY P-ALIMTER A`LARIZY A NAIAZLE-55 4"15KEP ~_ k'OC'LUP,1. ____ ______ .-, - Hattie Grooms Adrninistratria 11 NOT NAMELESS, TIlE TELL ME IT-5 NOT TRUE AWUT THAT OTHER -.---"i - 'I - Estate Of GEORGE WEDLAW, . 'TRuE • ' '', I _______ 7 (11AM IT NEVER A':EP you RE5I / ) ,-' 1, "'Il , Q-, , / _____ S dec,,s.d. WILLIAM L. COLBERT. ISO of 8 . : - - McINTOSH _____ Attorne ys for Post Office Bo 1330 Sanford. Florida 3717) PublIth. Feb II, 27. Mauls 1,6, 1971 DIV 71 - WALLEr - , A 0 1571 STENSTROM, DAVIS I TRICK IS "YOU TWNG TO GET ItBACKINTO L __ Plaintiff, Estate Of GEORGE WEDLAW, deceased, and at said time, then and Roger Lee Pay and Catherine E. ther e, make application to the said Ray, his wife Judge for a final settlement of her Defendants adminlitratlon of sad etlateand ton Deputy Clerk Head - i . J B Williams. ovrsuant to the Final Judgment of undersigned will, on the 15th day of Foreclosur, entered In a case March, A 1) 1571, present to the pending in said Court. the style 0, honorable Circuit Judge. Probate Which Is QIvision. SemInole County Florida. Mid State Homsi, Inc., s Florida per Final Return, account arm corporat ion vouchers as Admlnistratrix of the rri ____ _______ ____ _____ West 270 It. thence South 350 Wit a distance of 153 feet. thence run North 64 feet, thence run East IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Ssleet.thencerunSouthufeetto FOR SEMINOLE OUNTY. 'te Point Cl Beginning, reserving FLORIDA. tf'tP4c,rth 20 lt of Inc lao 3)0 feet IN PROBATE NO. 'f lhe South CI feet of said Lot 30. Ia re: Estate it St Joseph's Subdivisionforrightot GEORGEWEDLAW noress and 'gress to lbo Deceased WITNESS riSy hand and the Of f,(iil 5e1of said Court, ttis 4th day 00 March, 1571 IS.alJ Art hur H Beckwittt, Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court (24) Electric Company Sanford, Caissiborry A 38 ______________________________ k ________ SO I Ay ard the docket number of which is an Order diUharging her as SuchDATEDthis 121h day of February, (44) Combat 2:00 (2) NCAA Basketball (4) Adventure Theatre (24) Zoom 2:30 (9) Golf Tournament (I)) Movie - P vs 1:30 (9) Championship Z11','Ij - L( ft. then ce West 205 ft. thence South 315 6 Proposed change ad loning from R command you to appear nd tile IA Single Family Dwelling District your Answer or other plead'rtg with NOTICE OF FORECLOS(,RE o CPI Restrict ed Nhighborhooi SALE BY CLERK OF CIRCUIT the Clerk of the Circuit Court Of commercial District on the Seminole county, Flortda. and serve COURT lollowing described property a copy thefeot on Petitioner's •tNOTICE is hereby given that the Lois I thr ough I inclusive, Block IOtflO'y, Mack N Cleveland. Jr. of undersigned, Arthur H Beckwith, he law 'irmob CLEVELAND, MIlE Jr , Clerk of the Circuit Court of A, DCL RAY MANOR SUB DIVISION, PLO Book. It, Page 51. I BERRY, on or before the 51h day Seminole County, Florida, will on of April. A D. l71. otherwise a the 70th day of March, 1511. It 1? 00 Public Records oh Seminole County. delaull will be entered againSt you 0 OOk A U at the fr ont door of the Florida Further described as on the South WITNISSmy hand andseaIofth Courthouse of Semnofe County, soc of State Road 1)6 Cler k of the Circuit Court on this the Florida. in the City of Sanford. This public hearing will be held in 5th lay of March A D 1571 Florida, offer for sale and sell at the County Commission Chambers (Seel) Public outcry to the highest best of the Courthouse. Sanford. Florida, Arthur H Beckwith. Jr bidder for cash, the following on April 3. 1571, at 7 30 pm, or as Clerk of the Circufj Court described property. Situate in fly Martha T Vihlen Seminole County, Florida to WI Planning arid Zoning Deputy Clerk Commencing at a point 1)7 feet Commission CLEVELAND, MIlE North of SE corner at Lot 30. St Seminole County. Florida & BERRY Josephs Subdivision according to By .1 8 Williams, Attornyt for Petitioner the plat thereof record,d in Flat Zoning D'rector P0 Drawer 7 Book I, Page III. Public Records of Publish March I. 1571 Santord, Florida 37'll Seminole County, Florida; thence DEl aS rn west a olitance of 173 feet to the PubliSh March . 27 74 Film , Arthur H B*cltw"h Circuit COWt in and for Seminole Train 12:30 (2) Go (4) Fat Albert And The Cosby K (34) Sesame Stree t 1:00 () Soul Train' (4) Children's Festival (9) AnserIcan Bandstand 3) Movie NOTICE OF SUIT ofherww a default will be entered E R, against you for the relief demanded AswornPetitiOntorDinolu,of in the Comrifaint Marriage hiving been tiled WITNESS my hand and seal of regarding your marriage to thi5 Court on March 5th, 1574 JUANITA FAVE ANTLE, in the (Seal) ADAMS, LOT 31. COLORADO 10316 (24) Electric Company 11, ' - to ($) Pebbles And Bern Barn (9) The Invaders _______________________________ :s: (44) 2:00 (3) Jetsons IrM.y thri MODd.y $,, Mission MagiC : : AND ZONING COMMISSION TO Leila U Willoughby, William NeliceofPuaIicHearl1 1ICTITIOU$ NAME I Willoughby. her husband, H A The Planning and Z oning Cnm NOTICE It Plefby given that we Scott, and Eula U Scott, hi? wife, it mission of Seminole County. are enuaged In business it 120 dead or If alive, then hi? or Per Florida, will conduct 0 public SOnIsfift Springs Drive. Longwood unknown heirs. devise". I*gal#n. hearing to consider recommending 33730, Seminole County, Florida orgrant,esandaIlotperp.r,o,,s tader the fict it ious same of AR TCO parties claiming by, through, under 3•Peoposedchanqeosxoningfromq Multiple Family Dwelling District RUBBER STAMPS, and that or aganst them, and all pities c 7 Genera R et ail Ccrnmerciat 'Nend 1 O 1 V91SIrr Said n4me, with the persons having or claiming any clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole right, title or interest In and to the pro perty County. Florida in accordance with following described premises, ' -zof the provisions 04 the Fictitious situated in Semiiiole County. theTpietforthfl0f,e$c,itheW,,t SE of t he SE '4 00 Section 33, Name Statutes, To Wit: SectiOn Florida T ownship 21 South, Range 30 East. 16305 Florida Statutes I7 The North 101 3' of the South 3013' the South 30 feet Of the West 200 S .1 L Lillard 04 t he E ast 1f 0 Lot hIss row) feet thereof. Seminole C ounty H McKee Block A. W Brutti addit io to Florida.andtheso- lh.Qfthewflt Publish March 6, IS, 72. 75, 1571 LOngwood, as recorded in Plat n Book the SE 4 of the SE . Section DEl 45 ;, Page Hot the PubliC Records Of Township 71 South, Range 20 Seminole County, Florida You are notified ttsal an action to East, iess the We-st 173 feet, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 14TH quIet title to the above deScrIbed Seminole County, FlOrida Further described as N0nihett JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR property las bear, filed Against you corner of Howell Branch Road and SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA indyOUarerlQuiredtoserye.000y Highway 126 oh your .,r,tf en defenses if any to it CIVIL ACTION PlO 74-fl-C Thispublic hearing wit be he ld i Xrk. Jr , Planttfs at on W I. In re. the Marriage of theCovrWyCommisslonChambersof JAMES PAUL ANILE. P4,jthand, torney whose addr es s heCourlhoi,si, Sanford. Florida, on and Woodcock Road. P0 Bo. 20151. Apt iI3,I11,at7 3Opm,omassooi, JUANITA FAYE APITLE. Wile Ovlando.Ftonlda,32111, on or be for e thereafter as possible April Sin. IV7I and file the original AMENDED Planning and Zoning *th the clerk of this cotrt either NOTICE OF PROCEEDING Commission before se rvice on Ptiintltf's at THE STATE OF FLORIDA, TO Seminole County, Florida tovfley or Immediately ther ea fter, JAMES PAUL API TIE, $ 723 _________________ _______ _______________ TION March (9) Legal Notice AFTERNOON C _____________________________ 11 V11Y FRIDAy ½ • ONI CtQup5 51 QiJ each $afl ½ th.W.sternSf Brady Kids (5) (34) Sesame Street (44) Wally's Workshop 11: 30 (2) Butch Cassidy Josie And The (4) Pussycals . er Iub1ect one Special per family () -- S ___________________________________________ 19 0aftlewt-45x -- - _____________________________ I4 ____________________________________________________________ EVERY TUEIDAY VEAL PARMESAN - One suir - Star Trek 1T'OO (2) - I HAPPY HOUR 4-7 Two DrinkS For The Price Of One Al " - BuSlr ?Mne $ SherAve - Movie MiteRogers Neighborhood - * Brk(st 7.11 Lunch 11:30-2:30 Dinner 5)0 LUNCAEON - I Now Playing : I not Hot Bread & BLtt,r I (34) ESTAURANT of Broadway plays to her (13) ' was credit which mak, her well , I \ i;'=, ' _i 111" in r-. Plert t4Iftj$IOn series 'l?ie Cow. wanted to become an hon" is not the fot'sner Y wife ci Kirk Douglas and Diana's parents weren't mother of Mich&el Douglas Uwilled. Her fat*r wanted but a height and cultured her to become an atta'ney. wOman father aUurney general of Bermuda -a'. — t, reading one of the dematiorts they offer In most schools here. "I think ft be of ___ HOLLYWOOD a t"L bow - -- I Zwr Pius (4) Scooby Doo Mov ies Super 7:rlends (24) Sesame Street (44) Temple Heights Gospel Hour 9:30 (2) Inch High (13 Private Eye ) Movie Unshakl God's Freedom (3) Sigmund & Son 10:00 (6) Favorite Martian lassIe's Rescue Rangers (9) it - Yogi's Gang MisteRogers NeIghborhood I 8X 10 PORTR A IT musician to - (74) (44) TBA 9:00 (2) Emergency URRFEOrOOI° f,iJ P N Sabrina (4) _____ we Hair Bear (4) ___ - 7:30 (2) Lassie (6) Amazing Chan And The Chin Clan (24) Sesame Street Bot,' Street 4:00 u LIofsville : greatest - TBA (44) Chaplain - ______ ___ _____ __ (44) fwFm-offinm wim am m PM,, north (2) Fence Sunrise Semester Flying Nun Defendants AMENDED -- ____ - ftpli5h. Marchi, 574 LEILA M WILLOUGHBY. et al ___________________ (4) Bailey's Comets (1) Tarian - ____ - (2) ThrIller MORNING are three sons of - :00 ! NOW CC __ (41) FrIght Thedlre SAFURDAY two men on - FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO: P337.I GERALDINE C.KIRK. PlainItft, Movies - I IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND f 'V ' __ W ~ HiM! _ DEl S (4) Movie () All Nile Movies - As Administrator Publish March 1, I. 1571 (4) News (9) NewS 11:30 (3) R oc k Concert (2) -. FRED 0 DICKINSON. JR 1 1:00 (2) News (44) Movie \ - AND uui ARE.. delivered to the Administ'ator. Lake Noidadiacent to Sterling Park Thereafter, all further cliimi mutt be directed to the AdmInIstrator. () BeSkCtbilI Entertainment THEY _ _______ _____ ( 0M fl Abandoned Property Section, Captof, Tallahassee, Florida Be sure to mention account number. name and address, as pubIlsf, in this notice. Unless proof Of ownerthipispresantedtOtheMr byMayl,174,thepqopertywiII Bowling 9:30 (a) Bob Ne*h,irl Show (41) Night Gallery 1000 Carol Burnett - SURE 66 COUn$ R W designated as Lake Road, thence North 3) ft. thence West 30 ft , for a point of PCCI Fred 0 (44) Celebrity Man Environment (44) Night Gallery 11:30 (2) Tonight Show (4) Movie (5) Wide World Of • 61 - SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS '0Pty by addrest.ng a'i r'qury t Dickinson, Jr State A Comptroller, as Admini Film Forum 9:00 (4) Mary Tyler (9) News • ItI! .HHL MEWHERE! FRIENDS? W 1 4 of amount or description of the Pro rly and the name and ad(l'e't$ Seminole County. Florida, Said pe ot the holder rn aybe obtained any corner be ing also on the centerline oersons POSSesSing an interest In c' a (9) Suspense (24) - _ ' A-S-ti Theatre (24) Black Jour na l 10-I1 ABC TOMA "The Contract /J Tonightvehayea head • is - (44) Boxing From Olympic 10:30 (13) Lloyd BrIdges Sh'w (41) Bobby Goldboro j On a I .. tI parts, each one opemd by a WoMICAmpbell conversatim and finished with music. Ahnost a2 the cowboy songs are (4) News Special (9) Torna ( 13) Zane Grey byDsv.Grau. WHERE '\oH,mEvj 4AR.JR1ARND MYERS E H, 000550011 WEBER The Board of Counts Corn FRED R 106 OAKLAND SANFORD mssioners of Seminole County will FLA 27771, D00530017 WILLIAMS MARY A 1004 MAGNOLIA AVE hold a public hearing to consider a proposed change of zoning from A 1 SANFORD FLA 37771. 000630013 £grcu'ture to OC Otf ice District WILSON DICK 1717 SOUTH PARK the following descri bed properly AVE SANFORD FLA 33771; Commencing at the SE corner of Zoom 8, 1974-sB _____________ BUGS BUNNY F I N N AL 0 0-0067 0001 LIVINGSTON JAMES. O00SSq Family IS) Partridge Family (24) ALLEY OOP SAPIFORD FLA 37771; C) 0053 0007 (4) All In The Carousel 10:01) (2) Glen Campbell Special Friday, March The Sanford Herald Notice HPT A C 0 0053 COOl LAUC.HTON 4:00 (2) Movie (5) Osd Couple 10 cabeu dIslng Am Legal Deputy Clerk CASWFLI DENVER OSS 00Oi ie,sI1 FQ 004 , FREE WILL HOLINESS SUNDAY Publish Feb 27. March I. , IS. 1574 DEY-Ila SC.P-400L .01 MULBERRY ST __________________________ 7:30 (24) CarrOSColendAr 9:30 (2) Urlan Keith Wayne actsua by the time it develop he'll macned down . and all the most interesting probably be too old the asisailaru escape. Alex ti trio books of the year may never America has come home to played by Frank become a movie. It's too bad America. lEthal confuses Knight plays because "Return To Earth'4 you., you don't know your KoTa, is the head a(a rival;; has everything, or nearly rock groups andhegoestothepouceaggng cry thIng. America is the name of a for, of AU things, police This Is the story of Cot Ed' hot group and It is composed peotectian. His argument is that 1:30-9:30 ABC THE SIX win E.(Bua.) Aldrin, one of of three young men Gerry ii he gets killed gang MILLION DOLLAR MAN the first the Beckley, Dewey Bunnell and "Eyewitness to Murder" ma moon, and of his problems. Dan Peek—sshohavefinIiy would ea*ff*ll and many innoeent Wi get hurt. Th emotional and romantic, come home. Is a real stickler for w' when he returned. A Ithin They Toma Is aadgned the Us. million dollar inazi make, and his collaborator, Wayne Air Force officers who were JOb of protecting the C11020 him feel like two cents. Austin War-ga, have written a stationed in England when Ugw'tg. canidentlfyarnanwt,o.botat fasclnalinstory. the boys met. Beckley's 'lhere is lots of inlet-rat father was base commander, 41. from the studios." Aldrin Peek' s fatt*r a lieutenant14:30 NBC THE MMNIGHT . says. "but the legal problems colonel and Bunnell's father appear difficult. To show a staff sergeant. They all SPE(1AL Gladys Knight and Neil Armstrong would re- went to high school In L.onPf celebrate their third (NEM (13) RFD Hollywood (24) Masterpiece Theatre (44) Rock Conc ert • '1 j' t - (4) R ea lly Raquel campfire setting. A Na ural For Filrt, HOLL YWOOD Something Extra c io pi - Dollar Man (24) Interface . an And Seet SAVEGAs.ENERGyL,NE.tWHlLE ____ 10-il CBS ) abetted by Burl Ires and kilele John Wayne is a in COIfli BILLY 11~ heWeIswig,antjheisat)y family's rules he up the mosies in general and her "Paris o( the (kient," and Is the school. He not only has to fimin ci1ar.ThereLsa1io largest city Is the largest answer to the school exotic dance number cmtry in the wort 1 city authciitles, Lxii his fa ther, too, featuring the glamorous dar which hu 11 million jJlIcts, Ule bjr~ school. Supporting Mias Welch on the the cultural revolutl and Is *AV We &d land Many Yjdft pcegendy both the UrW and marionettes, headquarters of that Ids Pasws - least young Lotsa Luck Good Times () Six Million 9:00 (2) GIrl With ude _ __ i the dX)r Michael Evans hasn't. He displaying a comedic W. The SHA,%Gj W This is j close look breaks one of the Evans tiglilights i ncl a salute to at the city once called the _____________ ___________________ ;' tJ mes AdURI 53-SI ______________________________ (4) News (24) Garden Show (44) The Untouchables 6:30 (2) Topic (4) News (13) Reasoner Report (24) Men And Ideas 1 00 (2) Th Magician (a) Hoe Haw (9) Lawrence Welk (24) Cinema Showcase (44) Wrestling (2) (4) I - Glen Campbell tells the Sf) of h Me Entertain _____ pr to o so yifnging and dancing, as well as good 6:00 (2) News woel Tb. Bold (-,es (44) Felix takes his job seriously, teing hour. EVENING (74) Washington ______ c CHEhOLi, lighthewted view one c the refuses to Mow the whistle on a PRESENTS GLEN c. nation's top six symbols, burglary p<1 REEL—THE MUSICAl.WEST We RqueI Welch. Rqe1 $ ________________________ ____________ Brady Bunch (5) This ___ Andy Griffith Hollywood ( a routine patrol operation, the flr Shanghai An in- _____ ___ her father's gtoup c traveling pLayet's. 7:30 (2) Police Surgeon ~~ - , 11 n & r .lvs I ;e , mos'ennL There will be in. supposed to be doing the Otiriflan Police R Shooting. _______ Ira ______ _________________________________________ 9:30-10 ABC TUE ODD to find the has an 1rOnCj44 (.IJIJBIE York's terviers with members of ah. He wu seen 'in" a Everyone a Shanghai's Revolutionary telesiMcm show when he w Fells and Ms gfri friend joEn (2 CnitZae, but the focal poEni a . ...... I, . 4 '0 0 V Truth Hogan's Heroes Dragnet News Aviation Weather ($4) Mod Squad 0 ç (24) a - .ys. 3:30 (13) Movie (24) America Be Fit 3:43 (24) Living Better 1:00 () Pro Bowlers Tour (24) LII1as. Yoga And Y ou (44) Movie 1:30 (24) Book Beat 3:00 (4) Greatest Sports Legends (24) Nation Time 5:30 (4) Sounding Board () Wide World Of Spor ts (34) Rock Music EVENING ___________ Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT PICTITIOUSNAMI NOTICE I$NirabygivInpMtlam IIOI4TIVNTH JUDICIAL CII. engaged In business II 317 S CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE EdemonDr.,win,.rsp,i,5,3p, COUNTY, FLOIIIDA. kmlnol. County, for ids p• CIVIL ACTION NO. 74I fiCtitious name of MID FLORIDA In IPIMirniageof RAY DISTRIBUTORS, and tPt I Intend BARNEY HER NELL. P0 VPiStCr Mid flame !PI Husband of Pie Circuit Court. Seminole and County, Florida In accordance with KAREN GRUBB HERRELL. Wile NOTICE OF SUIT the Provisions of he Fictitious Name Shiv?,,, To Wit Section TO: -Karen Grubb Harrell, tO Helm Stwbeni, WO Florida Statule D37. P.O son. S: W. Scott Helms London, Tom, 37114 Publish: Feb. IS, 27, Mirth I. I, 1571 You are notified that a Petition DEYM tot -_ Dissolution of Marriage has been Isled against you and you are NOTICE OF NAMES required to serve a copy of your OF PERSONS ans"r or Pleading to the Pei Ilion on APPEARING 10 II the Petitioneqi Attorney, GERALD OWNERS OF S RUTBERO.ESQ.3ijSotjtflHwy AIANDONEDPROPIRTY Pursuant to Section I) of Chapter 1752. Casselberry, Fla, 37107. and 717, Florida Statutes. entitled Oil, the original answer or pleadi ng ntheofliceof the Clerk of the ave Florida Disposition of Unclaimed Courtonorb ,for,Ma,cpl75,fl, 1571. PrOPIVIV act." notice is hereby it you fail tO do so. iudgment by given that the pmnorn listed below appear to be the owners of un default will be taken against you for claimed personal or Intangible the relief demanded In the Petition. DONE AND ORDERED this 15th property presumed abandoned 00055 0001 BRANAN FRANCES 0a o February, 1571 Arthur H Bewith. Jr. E; 003610001 BROWN RETA T I Clerk WINFIELD H P 0 BOX 136 FERN C'rcui? Ccurl, amino;. Co. fAkP P-LA 32730 C) OOSS 0002 Sanford. Fla CARROLL L M. DOOSS0003 By- Linda U Ha rris CARTER CORDELL. 000530001 sion (44) iCLUDISuN i Legal 3 :00 (24) Fashion Focus FRIDAY - X-0.,21M. - - March $ 1914 ____ I L;-. -- - - Ii 4- _ - - - -- - 48— The Santord Herald _ - ______________________________________ - - 1 1 1 _TlI ___ - - IL , -, _ - ,q , -i'i -- - -- �- - ___ - _______________________________________ JJ[ li*1ff L-_- - ___________ - - -- - - — *U -o2— The Sanford Herald 4- I, I Want .I i Ads 1 Personals — lnfOrstjon - 1$ - dftrtd *ttCCbjtt CI He Ip Wa nt ed *fil e c phone collect OIQaIn, 424, Corona Ovlan®. Fla. 33S0i (MS ___________ Longwood 1. 1. DeLano Coln II PROBLEM Can Help C.11123 4511 W'e P0 Boy 1213 L $ree, lii 727 or "We Care "Hoilne" A('i or Itons Trtjq yjn(vj I?errs ueavl ?l H'iAllh,J A. w'o 373 II?) - Masonry Construction Long Pa r ed black te,ni " . - '. - 6 Child Care .rave_-_encie IA 1641 is fl Rooms for Rent -- - - Sanford - Cisr 30 Court - .1 ._____ -4 _ - -- ' .... ..'. -.-. - 4 d,. . -. . 1 AGE DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENT ACT More information may be obtained form th Wage. Hour office aeRm )09. Or. Iandok-cf.Cfr 77W Lake Beauty Dr,,pO. go. s4 A, Orla.s. Fla 31006. phone r . . -- * -_t ."-T'-T..• _ .4I . ••'. 1 1. ' ': - ~ . ..:* _,4-. .. I -j . ' '9~ . - - , 11, :t'r 4 •v' I ! have & way to) keep n.rmbt'ro of nest - r. DI , '; rrcklngthe budget. Their plan is called the IIERAIDWant Ada and It works like this; Whc'ri they haYst their f1r$ichjJ.d they purchs..s cribs, + -' .- the family from c* hedc1 carrf.,a, youth be" ig.doftj .esdo throu t I the 1tWtsfuj L-+ 11 I plece 1 -i new to 11$ W. 2nd St. 0011 1 MMIO train 4 to 710 p,m. MOTIVATED SELLERS Rent Unfurnished 121.500 Payments .,_,, -- .- . ,niyng noose in Geneva Sec urity do it. C.., .i• .......,.,. ".'. It. .i.,iy Efficiency apt PS ma glady 8i'o'*n Realty. 377 5317 or 322- 1964 Ph 3 i• " WiI,fl WI, Jr. t• piling. garage. many other lea lure-s See today and buy f only __ Two bedroom Ull op" 1160 moo , _____________ inck4l.sg iAilillqi. $100 $eCUf*ty, ®Pos1t. 7211101 after 3 pm. Sandlewood Villas ClMf n References, 153 dcz,st. 5155 ,' c' Pt- 31? 1162 - ________________________________ fROMIlI? - 127+500 ORANGE HILLS Range. Refrigerator * Club 33 HOUseS Rent Furnished Lovzly 3 beoroom. 3 bath brick __ __ harroft tor discriminating pal". Furnished cottage for ?9tW. Peaceful toting. Oak trees add to $l00 ma plus lecur',ty the beauty 01 th5$ delightfully Ph MI 5147 SpiloCkoull hoirrta,Slltos Take advantage of our opening prices. only 536.900 and 137,00. CtBary. 10 fruit trees 6413709 Bedrooms. CAMP sEMlp,iot No'aconolic beverages NO pets Pt 3724470 House bedroon-. carpet & ar priva t e lot rear SiC. $150 n- or 110 iSO security 145 * 1- 2 Bedrooms 110W AIRPORT BLVD SANFORD. FLA 37 Business For - 323.7870 tenstrom S M BY Club Corp. Partellirwo. wall poloer and carp*,, heat arId air c00ditOn, covered walk, carrier oration. Elite ad LUXURf APARTA,I(tiETS One two bedrooms, torn. with bramedceilingsaeidfamihy room ll have new, fully eQ%rlppe4 rirtirit Pitchfr,S Charmng residential area AduIlt 2011 Sanford Avg A 322-2420 Anytime 'ianbord's Sales LeadW' YOur MuttptrLcttir.gAg,ncy Local and PlatCIsIt ML5 E.'l.TONS 234SP.rILOr - Stenstrom dresS, "7)314 Country CIu Road, Lake M-ary, Fla "1115 per ma. & 'p on mInimum 3 yr lease JOHNNY WALKER REAL ESTATE 1. CONSTRUCTION 377 Cop.. Mr kaotord Open 16 pm 73415 FrenchAve Oays 337 7317 . Prlcejust reduced to JJ&?5Q Could be a good investment Nice 3 bdrm, 7 bath, split plan Large paneled family room ASsrr.e 2 p(t Mfg 173700 Call 322.2420 Anytime HALL REALTY - __ - -- ____ ____ in 5774 1 "Sanford's Sales Leader" YOurMultIpl.LlstitlqA gency Local arid National MIS REALTORS 23-4-5 Park Dr - "__q1V1 III - ,, want ad SO FirsiSt finest ,e besi Iet* N! LfoI -. - STENSTRON I REALTY - 1, - i - ad takes so PuliIiJwiJ Every SrntIay dy WII 3730691. S .ERVI S p LII IHrec?ory ot&xperts Ready To - YOUR M L 5 al Heat I. Air Conditioning. Commercial & ResidentIal Elec ,ar free estimate,, call Carl trical Service, Licens00I Bonded, ::Harris. at SEARS in Sanford 332 All Semino le Co - 74 tSr An -. 1771 i-ring Service 5)0 SOIl RIALTOI _____ ________ - " IMULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE I ' Engraving Apphances j j. - ______________________________ _____ Full line GE I Sanford Electric Company ) _."d It CALL V lS77Park DrIve. 337 1347 ___ If. LA 2S45 PARK DRIVE t j j ' . SANFORD - - - No ~ : Closing costs y House Cleanlna ____ I EHA - VA 79 _ ConventIonal . ____________________ Restaur ant I Bar Equipment Custom fabricated Some used ' Items Sal. or lease 13$ $2)0 :, Care ___________________________ NKLIN R&AIltme i `lA "tF WOOD Vill tAS Where ,ou ,:.-n ,--, -o- I . TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON The Greater Mali P Celselberry. Fla, _________ A 2 REMODELING Enclosed carports, additions, roofing, plinling. panelng, doors 1 w'ndow5 Reasonable Free Esi+ Guarante ed 9 II pm 373 7571. 3374331 - to buy ______________________________________________ __ - BULLDOZER WORK )earing lots our Specialty 372 1731 _er, 3 p m ___________ là " _______ TODD'S CARPENTRY Specializing IA Small And cidO jobs Call _______ 331 125$ not + r Shell ce Asphalt Driveways No .,__ __,, u... _______ - s : Carpet Care ______________ Ce,'ainks JtKsOJl's CERAMICS Supplies, RtIn dealer 10 1 CloSed 1h%irIda5i & Sunday, "I — 7071. I"IIuIlIurlri --1 1970 Honda, 350. good COflOtiOn. ridden daily to work. With extras 1550 Call before 17, 372 1959 $910 TRIUMPH 550 TIGER U® CALL 3277717 Take over ciaynentS, 373 1131 - 1961 Pontiac 010. blue. I speed tape player. etc . 117$, Call Pete Rich, 337 )651 Dealer 1961 Chevrolet 6 cyl standard New tireS, mew safety slicker Good condition, ISIS Ph 377 4411 Trucks and Trailers 1977 PIyri-outh Duster, WIlnul to e'alilc. i speed. V I, Mag '73 Chevy Pickup lISO Equity & Assume Par In 71N after 5 Wl'eels.$)750 Call Pete Rich. 172 1651 Dealer ''' __- SALE 7941 Volkswagen, Beetle, pearl w 'to, radio, I spe, kiclits jr4 r,,rs Ike new, 11550 Call Pau l lascelIa. 1721631 Dealer 1973 Opal Rally 4 speed trans .heat, redo Phone 327 9515 after 6p ri 1970 Chrysler Town I Cotriry Station Wager, loaded With every ten, of luxury equprreal Must tell, no reasonable offer refused Call Paul Fascolla, 373 1651 Dealer - I USED CAR DEPT. - Clark Chrysler Plymouth an Casselberry 1971 t'rôriki,n 74' motor t'Ornt n-aner, sleeps a Lots of extras 1973 Cabana 21' MoOtOr home Highway 436 831-1700 All It?)(Or1COfd 20' motor home New, save dollarsIl5 Equipment for Rent Painting Plo iDOlooSmall Ph 323 1579 Pet Care Training - •POODLEGROOMINGi Dog training In your home Breed Pets and SupplIes I 65 At, Acadtmy And boarding With lClvf & care Prote"fortai ft 12) 494 or 321 1971 Toyota H-luit with cover SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE 1111W 151 St 3104711 Corolla 71 LANCER 17' luxury ,fA.f_1 Ir4lr Sleeps 6 Aqua n au tclel. StO*t'f, ttOv. Odfl TI.' ,lrICCna awning, "as heal c-' cressor, baTtery pack. ott,,', r. '.l% i-kr r--w $1905) Oe.r'r, MA "" '9200" 2 Dr. Sedan ~ --%1 -_ t -- -~ - 1 ; P i ~~ * ~ -"~_ , -.-~--%t~*l~ 1"_"m,a§ ~,,-,~tr47~'t,-il t_"w~_ __- to"A I ., ~ Ca or free evaluation $31 7370 4,.- - e -- - - ...1tt; Il. 5 -~ - ~ .- ____ Rent 11, Pressure Cleaninl HAPPY BEAM Elf-cent Clean ng ON enter bnr %uf faces Roofs.Mobile i Hornet. Commercial, Industrial. Residential eu 7377 li ~ or Nt _ 6 Lease olk 4 I . - = ~. t . . ~ a 1 - ~ -_ ~ ~ . -~ . _ - - a new - Good Selection Sandblasting __"" ~~ ' New Units Arriving For the finell Preparat ion Cl metal, concreleetc .call II C P mci Est 377 35*0 373 17$) Regularl FORD I ~" l I ___________ - _______ Service _ PIN TO-MAVERICK-MUSTANG-TORINO FULL SIZE FORDS MILES Arm' 1011 reMiv or (P.ih1flel J51 Free rSt,rllAtl-S (rI T'.i P't, 517 ''0 ',' no Pi Soup.- Personal lay Service No lEast Road 17 97 (SiC Ei'ilrinc,l 372 1199 - Public Accounting, 377 1317 or 373 _ $299 Janitorial - CM 01 Crc-All Rr-,,drnIaI tsll Pt IT? (I rr•Pl Ill $ 751 ...lw.-U.. -.....J"-...-..... ---_ - -- _•_____ ___________________________ PAUL SL AT ER P.O.E. Professional Wallpaper Hanger Licensed Residential Comm,fcisl Free Estimates Ph 3776173 _______________________ Wei Drilh,g LACK JOYCE i[1 DWILLING Need help with tour Income TAR or Bookkeeping Call Lake Mary - .,_•li 3" and lerger. pumps, 1prinkiers Wolof c onditIoners, 322 1610 WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYS7EVS All types and ilet We repai r and ,,lyic STINEMACHINEI SUPPLY CO * Leave With A Full Tank Of Gas * "THE LOWEST PRICED CAR IN THE U.S. III Delivery & Return Service Within 15 MI. Radius *Short Term Leases Available See How Much Gas Your Money Wil Buy Today! ON THE SPOT INSURANCE & BANK RATE FINANCING inos i I, -s i P1'IIQ1)h1' nter Park - Orlando 644.8916 ter Business Hours 322.0356 --- 1973 Ctirvrolel Impala STARTS TODAY FnrrI ECONOMY CARS Ia nford 323.7600 or 322.1481 Ph. 3fl.3 JO] (tsr Appt. MUST SELL't - 71 JAvtin less than $000 n 5 r.e ,* Ire-S. 17000 Ph 377 7635 %iJ Coachman, 76' trivet trailer 711' Self ContainedAir cond,. I owner. used 3 mos. Travel or year round lvrig Reese hitch, all controls 6454571 or 331 1711 Bikes ----- Wallpaper Hangkig Pmntes5icin,q! TAX Rrtrn Service At -iii? PQrr-c- Pill f.'rA c tiiriJ l4.able Espanol-, Call 37319721cr aPPI every afternoon eicept .______________________ Saturday 4eran's-- Betterway Carpet Carp 1. anitor.al Service Free Est One 91ce incl udeS allIl' $31 DIII - ,i income Tax VINCENT'S (ARPI PIT MY Interior Trim. t'ani-l.nij+ Custom arpentry Plo lob : Small 313 1161117 straight 5ll(k, good nechar Cal conditiOn with iCOflOrl'y pIus 0171 o 5753 Call Dro Prie 374 1551 Dealer Auction Service Campers Travel Trailers FS Painting Contractors . - - - ----- ------ - 231$ Country Club Rd Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet cmntrinil FLI I -. _____ in lAlA nampooer tor only 51 per day _____________________ .. "' CARROI L'SrUMulTupt TV , BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVEMENTS Small Jobs Wanted ____________________ 310 1331, "Lak_e Mary' RpmO4itii 111 4ddont. tustom Work Free Estimate Ic.enwd Bonded 20099 1167 Falcon Station wagon. 6 (i?, - - III 16 WeST. S,nntcwci 373 5420 Lawn and Garden 64 PET REST 11414 it,ardnij&c,rnom+ng Ph 31? 1057 Interior arid e.trror vaml ing iarpentr, CheCtr+c cerarri1 tI plaster, block And all ma%orr Hont tree estimates Phone 323 BuIdozig ' - .'iill pickup your car, give it a pee rctpection. bring it In for in Ipiction and return it for 55 Cl) State fee not ifl(ludd Call 31? 1090 after S 30 p.m Auction Dell's Bicycles - Home Improvements 0194. (formerly Harri,lt's Beauty Pl) SIC E Pine, 337 5147 ASSOC. INC.. REALTORS •31.8400 12) IYOS EXPERIENCED WORKMAN I I7-93&$etwe.n$lg Treepamk&gM R Painting _________________________ Cleaned - i.e cost'y fiberglass wi th drivers door fleauhituf CITRUS TREES from 1.149 to 1.5 19 1172 Franklin 7$' fifth wIled Full Lo- overtsead prices ofl all planss bath Tilted but never used Drove a little Save a lot Oviedo 1977 Coachman 26' trailer, IOwner Nursery and Bird Farm, Rd 119.3 Lived in only 3 mo SI2Sper bag Call Ralph 3?) 595.4 Well do your _______________________ J I, L Pressure Cleaning, no iOb ti big or 10-0 Small Interior, E litriOr painting All houses L AUTO INSPECTION tei 'Seeded repair bills - '67 MUSTANG P4OTHIPIG DOWN. TAKE OVER CALL CREDIT MANAGER 32) 4230 - -M.o'orc ycle Intur a'ie BLAIR AGENCY 373 3144 chairs, 2 liv fig room SutCt. goosi neck rocker, cedar chest, 3 kitthit range's, kitchen cabinet, color aric black 1 w,PIIS TVs. b'cycles r anIle clock lotith Chime's, arc t'undredt of riiP'er 'n1erestnc J" 5 tcci run e'ou-s TO CeylOn --- FERTILIZER SPRIADIN' PRESSURE CLEANING Floor Wa.ing, Windows 3j3 %)'IS Pressure 95% Motion EXTERIOR WEST HOME AUTO SERVICE Pepa-r, Tune ups Brakes I cverPiat I 're m's' rr AIm'S Geneva or Sanford area 319 $760 - - - - i9,lChrysler.5799 CallMr Macv',. 145 1177 Holler Chevrolet condition, 11500 firm 373 07)) or $13 7649 ?i1uSl tell 373 $14 - ConverTible ______ ___________________________ SENKARIKGLASS& PAINTCO, 2I0 Ma oo1a Ave I" "n ,to, Sland & Clutch Specialists 1k tII'ee pick up. delivery I towing In It'll Co will, major work, -. IIICS SanfordAve 34o3 - - Ford Mvstaig 1l7 PINTO RUNABOUT *TIi Lqgage and a i r $2150 cash Ph 3?? 3764 Auto. air, pow er 1tape Very nice - Motorcycles -' Ill? Chrysler Brougham Very special, takeover payments. $15.1 "0 Ph 373 3619 Auction Sale _____ 6? '69 VW 2 new tires Excellent condition, I yr Old motor 1120) Pr, •35 9157 702$ 1970 Chevrolet K ngswo® Station, Wagon, gleaming while, air COfldltn,d, lo power Sipe' +r,power brake's, low, in Ilmage, $1495 Call Dcv' Pep, 377 1651 Oes:nr - FRIDAY NIGHT 10PM Drug roon set With bvffet, 7171 Hwy Il 17 321 5-961 Bikes, dikes, 1973 Impala, Custom coupe, loaded, 1451177. Mr Mack, t -,rie, CP'e,ror,ht Excellent cotldition Picent valve lob 1795 ph 371 Special ii of trade 1967 Coble I?' Boat. Motor And Trailer, o HP Johnson, no reasonable olrtr refused Call Don Pope, 377 1651 Dea ler - foundations, W-11 deliver In 1106 or rn $605 _________________ KERNS TRANSMISSION SERVICE E You! _ - 1971 Honda YP7S 19 Stamps-Coins 194 VW - Cars Removed Abandoned, unwanted junk cars hauled away Your cost, 510 Orlando, 295 6194 anytime, - New In area? Cred't No Probdemf Call 615 1132, Gary Gunter To buy and sell gold or Silver coins, conlact us, tirt. We also buy bulk Silver cons SEMINOLE COIN CENTER, 109 W Itt 32) 1357 7$' fiberglass cruiser. l70 model, 440 Ilfl on 710 CMC engine Fully equipped, must tell 16,000 641 6797 All Cabin Sports Cruiser, twirl i1til, fly bridpe, tithing cocIp.t, (c'rI pt(4ly rebuilt Reedy to hWC at ,ard or few sport fishing SI-p aa+ Sanford fl-oat Works krvke Complete Automotive . + FINANCING AvtomotIve KEN KERNS GARAGE . 69 models. ID spewos. S _____________________________ Silt'S and and standard bikes no w Lawn and Lot Clean Up. and Light Allspeeds, ,, , -- __.+,. -------- ivi i r.._.•.. ''"'"' "''"i" ,,ju,rw , remoiey, jjj zr;i '1 _____________________________ ________________ 3230211 Washed sand fill for lawn and - Metal. Plastics, Jewelry. Trophies 611 Beth Or, Sanford. )$1 _____________________________ _________________ j QUALITY 7;1 4% II' fiberglass boat. 35 hp en gine Trailer, $150 May be seen at 7113 Park Court, Sanford, Tractor with mower, will cut acr eage or lots Call 372 1316. 372 SERVICE _________________________ L29U I - CASH 377 4137 For used furniture, appliances, tools, etc Buy I or 1001 lens Larrv'A Mart, 315 Sanford Ave 1!' n Ssiwke __ a ________ _-_1 Cash buyer for used rticiei, fur nuture. efc- HWY 44 ANTIQUES 772 49 For parts Ph 661 1151 FLORIDA FAIR Pral 5ho+ 5f'rtlbOrll Pr-ce', Serve ____________________ I __________ Junk Autos for Sale 1770 lOrd (cInlry Sr'din. yehlpw,, iceli,rit Qrdt'or, A r con dilior,ed, power sl,erinq, & brakes SillS Call Paul Faict-rha, 377 1551 Dealer 1970 71 - Wanted to Buy n-i ford 390, V S engine, also wood, e .'heelt and tire's br half Ion Ford Al"autometic trammissc,n for 67 lord Headers for 6 c yl 7.'.1,rlct.3733116 - Feed ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top priceS p-a.d, used, any COndilOn 4141176, Winter Park CENTRAL ____ And 1967 DODGE VAN 17' I77(P,ri'-r, 196575 t-'p iohnn electric start with new trailer and accessories Ph bef ore 5 377 $®, aft er 6-- 37)0393 . E - 68 & Marine 77' Boat, needs repair, sell - 18 ROBSOPI MARINE Realty. 322-1301 $10 Hiawaffi. Ave. at 17.92 -- - ,+ 21 W. 25 he — INE Aiiiiiiiiiiiiii In 904 of a busy I P.tOONEY APPLIANCES ~ . ;01~ Situated On Liar" Wooded Lots Near The Country Club. Bull' With Pride By + KENMORE WASHER, parts. sefY ice, used machines, ,ed Sell Something with a 1+151. low (0I (l,i$5,td .10' JIM DANDY FEEDS Direct from boxcar lOwel whole sale prices guaranteed Open 7 am 'o 9 pm, 6 days GORM LV'S, 3 miii eastof Sanford on Mat RR. 323 1733 Equipment rh -- 67.A . Boats 12 Volt ftatteriest)I IS REEL'S BODY SHOP 1109 SanfOrdAveciu, - .'R'.C,t SALE Swniri'inr iy'.,I, I Its , pun,p ladder. etc . (hijdr-rJ, ISO Maple Deacon's flenp, $70 17'*77' conn.esc,al ar pe t. 110 lIen s to numerouS to C Crton $ 50 Plun-oa Drive, -,,"i'rd 7 2 1079 - HOMES 01 D5TINCTION -or Will sell to higheSt bid by 3 77 71 Call 3779219 after 330 wkdayj _____________________ BU Of LocIiA,bor - Sota, possible antique or custom 322.1432 * . HOlpoint Refrigerator, excell en t ConditiOn Clean. 173 3733616 Household Goods_ ;~ - - CALL low li® 133.000 'ALt Sat S. Sunday l'i'rp heM coItCe 'able, typewriter 15 mm projector, gas heater, rr(brr, misc Pdothlngove.r 1)5 3M I Warr en Ave, LonqwCod. I)! 1097 55 - Poultry for what have you? 3316919 9doppa" • - or SELL live In Sanford's established residential area? - ,* ~-_.J., - I ..- - . _. __r_,, I. ~ $I is - 1 ;t CENTER Appliances Auto Repairs Part$.AccesSOrles ,0 NOR Till Il P4 II P.'O THY HAY BUY DIRECT I MOS' BOXCAR SOLO Lt.'.i [5? 50595 TOp GORMLY I- HWY _46SANFQRD rI,upok7 t - Carpentry Moving? Why 57 Miscellaneous buy sell trade , to Livestock Sales dscount on 4j'v 'ten, through Mcnday Waync't Quality New & Used Fumn,buv, 1200 French Ave 373 $110 * Maitland Flea Mart* 1911 Hwy 17 93 Open Sat & Sun 95 Call 1111111 no __SI__._,_, 67 80 16 ________ _ - .- 373 iSs)cr 310 51 Garage-Rummage In sewing cabinet, reposset5,. 5'nger best model, winds bob)+r in machine Fully automatic Pa l balance 01 571 or 10 paymnt c 14 Call Credit Dept SAItFOII: SEWING CENTER, 301 A [a 1t St .Sanford 372 9411 Evrs Ito 1146 andreceive +- ' Toy poodle puppies. AKC. C,OL ot: ii TOUCH 'Pd SEW AD . ci. free to good hme n'r-k%Old P11 3779396 Ill A)alea i .ini', Suniand Etlafes per mo or $ Ill CaSh IIALLP,'.ARK 517 1c77 CLIP -- Pets and Supplies 65 RE * fleautift '*t!r.ut (cti&vl,, AM i-A Stero with I track, tape recor player Phychedelic lights. St 4 -- - - WILSON MAIER FURNITURE TO I, toptice Lonqwood _____________________________I "Doab needs", 5mev, a uSdtul i-cl, ..I-r wren •OJ Sell 11cm wt a Classified ad from the Sanford Herald Cali vs todayt Don-'dliy' Just dial 2727411 or 131 999) to place yoqr tow- cost Realtors fluilding lots No 103 1 No ID? ad lon'no 100.110' on Willow Ave lust 5O.jth Of 75111 St. Call 1513 $79 'im — T*enty acres, some I.lgti arid some 322.2511 ( - r' Inc _______ A taoopr10e :1.., 323.7u0 ____ OIL CIRCULATOR HEATER. COLEMAN, 120 377 514S Jalousie Windows — 10 large. CHEAPI Pt alter S 1775710 - Pucip - - ,lie I. rig room thair, anrine floh t.myq® Cooditlo I 37) t36latlrr mIchelle, t'e*-rlter All very nec. low Priced 377 3791 _________________________ 830-55O() - t i TV- Radio- Stereo - One set maple bunk beds, guard rail & ladder. 135+ 372 7061 after S 70 Couches (7), chairs (3), sng Roberts & Gilman SORM. Cettral HIA. 7ti PC? VA.FHA Financing - Palm trees for sale 67 ft. tall Dig yourSelf, 7$-c Call 377 5510 after I Bowler. Aijoc 344 Five crij, vIrgin land, with terms 110.000 IMMACULATE 7 bedroom. I bath, family room, kitcpevi 'QUiPped & fru-t SLJPILANO-. Here's a 3 bedroom 'islit air. feisced. *.tlt partially 'Qupped kitchen. trots P41cc art* Lcw ta.e's tefr.uo floors, in good Condit ion IllS® - For NATURAL SITTINO goOd condition laces Lake Dot . Has Floridi room, carpetIng, heal, all laundry connetion, equipped kitchen PLUS an I 14.37' Pool All for S25 JIM You can't beat t With stick, SANFORD REALLY f1EAI TOy + Call -- We must tell at tremendo 5s.,cr,fice, beautiful living root ' IumnturC 644 SI?) alter S ACREAGE Realo~- Auslln - I $23,950 The Time Tosfod RWM f5; 3224)27 Nlss: 3274434 5-15.400 See it today Property P40W LEASING, I stoles finished fl Realtv - This , bedI'oom.7b.tf. new! Has Florid a r oo m and Cocr C' double garage. central cInat, (0111,01, and all the extras of today's new, hori.es Large lot Rent agnolia Square Country - See Orange Hills In orange city 'ciday A new community br lckhomIsWeSt of hll3 on Holly Dr Our Sign will direct you. Development Othir Days SAT. large *OetsPiop, 532,100+ - Mobile OPEN - Goods 53 - CLEARANCE SALE r,,..,,ii.;.... n_,...,. 'rum iv '0 '-U" rrt tt for puck StlP Save as ' OtCtCCjtril Western Shop, Hwy I? 12. I Ml So of Defliry 3 OiViOOfl' Household 1913 Volkswagen Super Be-slit, Sunroof, Texas yellow with black .riter.or I Speed, 23.000 miles Excellent Condition and gas mileage 12130 Call Pete at 372 1651 Dealer 'MGMC WINDOW VAN NOTHING DOWN. TAKE OVER CALL CREDIT MANAGER. 323 6310 k? J __________ - cpanish bedroom tl KroP,h,'r single lied, net, mattress I springs, 7 chettt with hutchcj RUMMAGE SALE- Longwood desk I chair, fllQht%tlho 1350 Goli Church of God Seminola Blvd Saturday, Mar ch 9th 9 S. clubt, 13$ (rid table, 120+ Largf beige lined drape, 130 Pin ball CARPORT SALE, Fri. Sat. I Sun m*11e. $100 7 gold occasional 133 Mayfair Circle Antiques, etylr. 11% each Ph Iii ISi Glatjware+ 9 to 6 - none fl ttp (jlji lflr-r rk ,Ir(',, Aclvii..r.lielv acres are inPrO,e(J. and croSSed feac® Farm or raw cattle and ho,s,j Tractor and nulscedI.r.to. farm eduipnent included in the 'lOw Pr ice of 115.100 Call Di - bdrtil I both. ST. JOHN'S REALTY CO BROKERS mq Piorlies yvj says considered * Shag Carpeting Call bedroon.s, 3 baths. corner oration. Shaded lot. ___________________________ * Furnished.(Jnfurnjshed ith ASsumption. 533.100. Corner Wall". 3 Loch Arbor. large3bedroom.ibi,h CB hone, very nic, tot All rocte's are large Makes a real ace home ice a lam,,. far, IiD..t1 i CLIFF JORDAN Ibdrn -. I', both. laro.Ian.I, Cm Completely fenced back $31 yard REALTOR - DeBary Two story older franie hone. 7 T*0 bedroom, urityrnislied, from To tee both, terrific home buys. Call April 1sf through Dec. AdultS only, Phyllis C apponi. Assoc 1132. 313 $137, T* II' Upright (rrezi'rj, ID" tati saw+ 7',.' circular saw (both almost new). Anlique walnut hall tree. Recliner hair, Buffet. Dishes, toys. MiSC III 1261. 417 North Lon*ood Circle, Loagnood Golf Club% (his A hirtl -• - One complete Horizontal Oil Burner unit Good Samaritan Home. •' Mulbirry Ave 10 ACRES 4653 • SI - ncoe. 211h St. BUY C)aynent, $12.540n or?gaQe can be all... .e I ,..i..i na " flI iitflW "'" Drive Lovely 3 bedroom home on large, -_______________________ _______ - ----•- SHADE COVERED 3 Bedroom CB hOnie in StWIIlld Estates, fenc ed yard, carpeted, a very nice ton r Alter down SPANISH BEAUTY • - 2 bedroom uaMnisaied. 114 moo them. And dialog t- Houses 32 LAKE MARY Only - OVIEDO TAFFER REALTY ECONOMICAL 5 screened gazebo, and fenced private yard, garage, lovely land scaP.ng, close in Reduced t sell for 22nd arc 2 bdrm • I bitt., family room, equipped with range, refrigerator, *ilst.ei'-dryer a® wall air con ditionie.g unit. $17,300 Florida room, new carpet, new roof, new paint, a large utility room hat been used as fourth mooni Large screened patio, available with (NO DOWN PAYMENT) to qualified person Span Clean 3 b4Oom home with many plus features including cheaper than rent. 4652. UII71I - i' E HILLS " - CORBETT REAL ESTATE REALTOR - IS acres n rapaty growing area E x cellent access. 310' on Poaer Drive adjacent to new tubdyton of 1)0+0O0hn,j lOacres wootled S acres grove Just reduced p $90000 with t-tcillent tern's Call Doris Bell ASSOC few deails After hr 1629640 1)04*. Farbamy LARGE I. LIVEABLE- Spac ious I bedroom,,, 7 bath hotsie Dining WE TAKE TRADES rOCr. oaraoe. near elementary NEW HOMES Utl Good value, $11,100 W.tls tn$ Plo qualifying Call now 4 BEDROOM Home on corner tot an older section. with fireplace Grapefruit and orange trees Near churCh and school, $71,900 Terms. convenient to Shopping, pretty residential area 4 S® Spi('n Nice 1 btdroom trailer Air Co® Good laf.l,l For riturC couple or I n an Ph 33'3 MIS Terms Magnolia 3237717+ 3 bedroom, It', bath, large privacy rear yard Assumable mortgage with down payment. Price $73,300 OVERLOOKING LAKE, 2 bedroom. - I room furnished Ctl.Citnty apartment PP. 332 2710 - ___________________________ Realty REALTOR Seminole Orange MIS 377101 19)95. French Eve. in 7314 333-1114 372754 _________________ , - 11i"6 festyles another Stemper ADULTS-NO PETS _ rc*ber .when that ooad plenty of help. u rOw livable IIS.LiO3 Sorry, Lots and Acreage 11, 7 baIt tcn-r% + $ 30.000 Inc. VERY NICE 3 bedroom. I' bath, large privacy 311 bedroon. central heal, kitChfn equipped . garage No down payn',ntf veterans Buyec pays ClOS*f'Q costs FHA terms available Sunnievlin and E 20th SO WASHINGTON OAKS 373 lvtwn 131-2333 Deafer - ---i-- BeU I IIc..rll .u.rr $ Moi Prolector, 6ufomatc. zoom lent, I r old, $75. Bell & HOwell Super or Regular I Movie Camera, zoom ms. ,tutc'ri,,!c, 175 Osterzrr Blender, i cu Size, $10. Apt upright freeter, 337 lb capacity, $100, ISO North Cartel, Wntr Hattaway Realty, 131 7500 . VA NO DOWN PMT. Only HILPI I bedroom, furnished, with carpet arid ai r, SIlO pee month. KUIP REALTY. 377 7331 T* beoomt, i bath, wall t will carpetng, drapes. central I.t.t and a i r Fully Iuipped with dish wittier Call Mr-s Weatheeby 373 SE VILLA GARDENS meIftei'! furnished. _ room lijrnisjsed apartment, water I Its furnilbid. 3721317 3 Acres plus small 3 WOcm home APARTMENTS ISOSW2jtfi5.t, 3 bedro,. 7 Oaths. conyenlent t scNoops. sPiov9ng center Shag carpeting, drapes. dlSh*hth,r. c entral hut Sparkling clean poot Move in today. Children ICCtS® 372 3010. - - rompletely AVALON APARTMENTS - ,~' ; " 1;: - - ~ , ,v_~_ - - 1,4'-; _F,e_Rt__' Older home with 2 b,dromt, I ba th $5.1 714 From rear yard ct.00W 7 S ,i re 'r.iclt .(4leti r Lake C ounty Call Ralph David. rss.oc - NEW 3 $31 S ________________________________ The Greater Mall Casselberry - remodeled 1 5 to ..ii ar..se. or r-....... t.peciil Silet Out of an ything of value 700 French 333 7310 Sanford. FIa. 333 7411 Mobile Home Dank Repossessions OPEN HOUSE ASSOC. Inc. REALTORS 4574117Orlando Busieiesses, Homes, Acreage, Beech and Mountain propqrty for HOLLAND REALTY. 3737021- ft.. over In tInily park tn payn-unts $176 U1 Fern Pars FRANKLIN RAMSEUR THIS COULD BE YOURSt 3 bfdroom. I', bath. 2 years old Easy financing Will trade for lot or what have A P Barker REALTOR COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE Kigtkood. 17"$0,2 to PC0CIn, I, bath. fully carpeted, tri'ral Pl.l? I ar Ph 312 4414 slier s. __________________ _____________ I I charmingly tt'je 2t2i * - Swimming Pool This NEWSPA PE R doc's not k1.Owirigly accept HELP WANTED ADS that _ iI5lCale a prtti*11t5 based on Ago from empioyers covered by the - Do you like living within walking dttance to town? Then see this 1 SAT • SUN , 2 S No down pay ment to veter ans Low down FHA or lip? Cony New 31 i rmp,or, in Skylark$71300 - MaItland.e7gnj nishe4 including 1*0 patios and bg utility building Only 117.000 Sorry. caSh or refinance Realtor '7~ PCT. FINANCING' EVEREST REALTY INC. Realtor, 160 1 S Huny, IT 97 ACRE IN COUNTRY With nle 2 bdroom trailer, fur Tec bedroom duple. Ivrnlihed aparTment 4310 Orlando Drive. Sanford MAINTENANCE ENGINEER - * Clothes Washer-Dryer Benef .ts. year rosmd mploym.rd .• US T,,.obedr00m, I bath furn apt 175 deposit 349 5542 or 321 GENEVA GARDENS ___________________________ ~.I". I t.ci'rn Ave. $100 per ma. plus deposit 2776117 or 7226530 Motel There never was a better time man * D1SPOsaI.Dishwasher . a ClaU.flad ad In the Sanford Herold. Stop makinG * eiculal. Dial 3772(11 or $31 9993 ~F_ - INCOME OR IN LAWS Furnished apartment, III French Apartments Rent Unfu rnished ___________ -_______________ -- - fr e4$ 7333 Houses for Sale 41 Ttis 3 stor y, I bedroom,3 bath home 's One of Santord'S distinctive old "ometiteS Has 7 budmnam a'?',,rq,? tO' added ixOme or ç,,,i'5?5 1.30000 Call now br ap pontmenf ____________ ates COOK - etpuclenced preferred, muSt be rel.able, Call tr ap pointment Cavalier Motel. 310 51$) ____________ ________________ : ri V,.iishid clean garage apt Call Orlando IS1 I. Or an® ________________________ ' •.San - toro 327 3103 WANTED-Deti,, Attam01 Springs Forrest Greene, Houses for Sa$ !_ss00 3" 5641 ____________________ - IJUISU ____ --- 1967 Ford Gala. le SOD. 74r hardtop new paint, excellent tires Power Lair Only 169$ SHELLEY USED CARS, 700 French Ave. 3737160 323-39M _ -4,1 e Auctioneeringservice 110I Or lando sedan. )lfl Matador excellent For clomeslic I. imported Pickup's Save 40 pt -Buy direct ______ Autos for Sale Condilion. 7 new fires, all extras Sm Vleng Reg gas, 11mpg, sacrlf ice Sale, NOW In 34-10 STEP BUMPERS—S37. EVERY d American c'(onomy mid size I C?' 67110 —_ AY . 80 '61 CHEVROLET LONG WHEEL BASE PICKUP Nothing down, take over call Creel Manager Jr. Miscellaneous. Now And used lufniture and appliances Plus MOBIL E 500 French Ave. 117W, First St This 3 - Call Jo Ann Alderman, eves Deland 734O3C - Iurrl+S.l'-,-J+;+ir' meat Security dCpUIit reQureO Ph 372 7611 Nqwfy renovated. Color TV. w w carpet. ac, tfliCltnes I over INN, At1mon?e Springs Night Imte"r Ott os HOfbfau Haus 7541 Park Drive -- L 11111 Elmer bedroom, 2 t).att. pluVi Clrprt-r., tral ;m ~ 1~ ' P U BL IC — SAVE OVER $ i.o DOublOwIde Invinfory must bit reduced L savings are being BALL REALTY — Clas 4 . . Trucks and Trailers 19 * Sanford Auction * 4711113 43 c ' This women's lib idea of taking a postnatal break IS dlfIt In fiAt used tat' vu % ;u yvi v.vu 41 - - Walrus. Banquets. ytar round employment Company benq'f itS Competent, eaperiyyc, secretary for hill time patliloet Salary cornmentjraje with qualifications Send resume and requirements It. P.O. Boa 171$. Santord. Florida. 37171. " — Till We Succeed!" VERY LARGE ROOMS LONGWOOD - - 4 - j 373 1930. Day, Wk WELAKAAPARTMENTS 1 14 Is,. AIR COND P113fl0a02 P,4per With CookiflO perience Apply Seminole Lodge Nursing Home. 300 5 a.Ave.. Sanford - PARKS. I 7 3 Bt"iroam & Apt% 3 Adult parks. 2 perks ISIS Hwy IT II. Pra Avenue Moble Park 7SlSPatk Drive. 332 3141 LARGE ROOM PRIVATE BATH & ENTRANCE- Kitchen SECRETARY '•"•• Mobil. Homes ROOKFICLD,1 11, %@of up on I Acre *oWtd lot. river right%, boat tamp- 3bdrm.61' a Il' Dealer will purchase first or second In S outheastern Acceptance 1 We buy furniture and misc Sell for 75 PcI Consignment Fr,. pickupS. Auction Sahurifay at 7 P en I Sanford. 372 7210, - 42 122 oa.i 322 III) 11) block building 504 70' Fully equipped 101 Site 145i117 Good income from beauty parlor ___..—\ - llBed,com AduItsorily 131014 Bellmen. morning but bOyS. dining r,. hostess Year round era ploymeni Company bineflti in person C to S. HOLIDAY INN. Aitamorde Springs - • , . - "We Don't Stop - Room & Board with care for i(0ecy lady or genhliman Pleasant surro.ngs Al'amont, Sprnqs HOliday House of Sanford is in tefeSted in a part Ime CaShier This posit on ;s tans attic, Wort ing Purs34p,r a "III + 3.JQtot,30 but t.ou must be a highly qualified cashier P)tIfl Apply In peri,, only to 330 E Commercial, San w SAN MO Trailers Family Santord -373 O$J4 Wanted, reliable worker, male preferred, apply in Pif$Ofl Sanford Sunaco. II and SR U • '" en heat & ii?, double garage Call now 111,000 - Furnished D'tcern-'u sr'jre r.e* 3 b&m .3 ba house In Santoro Call Pollux Ito S. $31 1Om or after 51 NIGHT AUDITOR. Yeartori® em ployment Company benebts Of MC IM Apply in pert, C S. Holida,, lri of Attarnaryto Speings + nice Ctlow home I Apartments Rent DESK CLERK A pØy .n person, 0011061111- Experioniced on NCR evening Shift I II lfl5urari, be-v.cf its HelpWantid March 8, 1974--/B ;ifiedA THE BORN LOSER 'P114EV WOODS BARN - - 1,150 dovion %IVY n o I pci Acre R rally, REALTOR, 12111SO --- bOrn 1100 ha pet .qa large lan-Ily room, with an pie v'de tiers a yard $21 S)) OCLAND- Home, business, and + Holiday House ci Sanford is n fu? rued *a1re5545 tkflg hours 3 to C 5.3 Th4 will 'nCi® sot Saturdays I Sun days Apply in pr5fl no E Commercial. Santoro - 31 -' I C110tirdt One block Away oil am N., 323-6650 j Park Dr 372311$ After P-ours ,E1AL TOR 103w Firit St )ll60lIor 37 a -- For Sale m. uiW0RTH REALTY Jim Hunteairv " ---------- Miscellaneous SO — •, LaIrKllamnust*nthos,reet City but trcv'ce to Cut on the l% AUSTINOEVELOPMENT CORP. \'j \\ \ HousesforSale Hmss.* for 5ale pp'at'cn. " Stop Urn!" 313 7010 \' '• L-- Hwy Mat Ii 'LYING CARPEI TOURS, INC A.rIne t.Cke?%, Crute ar4 To.rs at off o ic ia l rte ) Semaat'i Blvd. tPi*"V 131) 131 3233 I 6 Months Lease wanted Dishwasher M'nflgthfl 73 Pa vaat.po & benefits . • I I I t '\\ I-, aH, -- i L -' Estate 14 Hour Service Call 3.!!410 brick From&23.aM XthStrift1to Locust, turn left to 14th St., right on Val"XIA Court North Model . I V i_i.. 7--"' - - I) '.\ Kitchens Equipped Pnt1,1 Hpei' *ldted, Soffit el p ffit tice ntc%1ry. 10 Hr olift4k. %I per hour It or Older $34 Not meats. Tend*', lov e & care for your c?,,Id, Educational Child care 1 11 -110efgaMen A CPitd's World. 215.4 5 Sanford Ae 37] 11,1 \\ , 41 unFou a0ii mon,vt Needs"'I"W1leth _ - 12 __-"j\ : Laundry OPPORTUNIT OPT (-1rici -4.'ANAC.EI? 3 rn. Hol'e hr Year fringe bants Call 4155 cit 171 for appi I lo J .\ I "i" 4 • _ Larpeling EQUAL ""-'. I. 0 Central Heat & Air EMPLOYER LOST I I' - Caiiart Real — . !i 11 \\. '.). \( • 1 & 2 Bedroom Apts. MECHANIC AN ( iWeSIofl7l2bet*ern a,a1 plaza I Seminole H.gt.i ) ) ---~ ~~-, . . _ _ VA-- Nothing Down I t , -ItI 16 .. $ I It N ~` ~ ~,, i : , 6 41 BATEMAN OWNER, 131 Aldean Drove. Fill 101 343 3I -. 4 - 1.01', Cuu rOUflu S car QIfIOC Well landscaped MOSSIE C. .. - 3-437343 Tatieret . / Go® home. older IV, a.r (CIv$l*ttr %I MIl or Private t.drnce, 0000 chr Cr%ri truck r' rctn,.s Ser care Rea sonable rators't'tun tin confidence to onn Ill flit pl Post Offift Bai I. Mn. nh I "'%j ---'------- - AVON MARRIAGES Ptrtormed b Matiyn Sit*r Springs A i rport Rd 9042j4177;. Res neu AL Houses for Sal. - Furflj%Pled3t,tdrOOmhQvSt,Cffltrat heat, fruit I shade trieS, lot 60 .14' P0.000 By Owner — .i Bdrm, 2 Bath 5pecpc' in exclusive area Sunken liviq roan'. lirepiace. .I ARMS 41 Houses for Sale -- I— fl' !! ) 'ii TO BUY OR SELL ARE YOU TROUBLED' Cii Toll i— \ _ lIiwJi, I. vbt%o desires to "lake good tncofn C)Qt ,de I.a(f'% w ith r%tabt,thi kC0uf W,1Ip guarantee, p.,. I. L Don '5fl Ca' 332 LICe I P Pi Perhaps AIccdolh AnOny,, 1 41 , lice I beOtoorn apar?mg'ni, ar. (l?pCtfØ. kitchen equipped Adutti m PetS $ 105 372 7Th W 111ilill r; 1111)_,____~-------------~ .- %FW I. oll - Unfurnished R Bioch. Inc OeLai, na, I N Blvd qu ilijaill ,, ,.,eed of -- F ACED WITH A DRINKING by Gill Fox SIDE GLANCES Apartments Rent TAX PREPARERS ON?Pt 01 Jan-es aaff "111714 ____ __ ,•,, i 17 ~ --=-=~~_==7~~-=.=_-~~- I Friaay, Are . • :. '4 The Sanford Herald -A. ~_4I ~ i 1 Friday. March 8,1974 ___0 REN1•A•CAR J HWY. 17.92& AIRPORT BLVD. OF SANFORD PH. 322.8601 �-- - 8 B--The Sanford Herald -------------/IUI't'fl(151 m w Noon --. --, "' , .. Also on W*Q$,1164 . w l00p.m . - 000 Bible Study School services 11.006 m. Prayer Service 7.00p in .4s.si'u,b! Of - _________ -.------------ D 0 COMMUN/TY,I _______ 1S T CHURCH OF CHRIST -I _____ $ijAday School Sunday sorvic. & Sunday School .........1100a.m. Mor ning Wor ship W.dnudavkrvicl .......7:)Sp 'fl (p*oithLigve I _____ A 10 45 a Fr P.. Kell ,t, Sun .7:JOpn,. -------- C.O5a.m. Sunday School -------- 5:43am. . Morning Worship L Assist. Pastor Mass ROLLING HILLS MORAVIAN CHURCH $aala.da Springs Drive L.ngwood.FIa, God Hour" wT $am.)0')Oam & 17 noon ö?p m ___________ (Sar4.rdOardn Cleb Hwy. I742) flShoCtliy - Sunday School Pastor Preaching &WCrthIp . 1043 a m Sharing &PrOCI.ImIng 7:30p.m. Nursery Providei Pastor ISa m 100am Morning Worship i )0 m m . & e ii pm Nursery Open WTRR __ S4Jnday Night Evening Worship 545am. ll:OOa In - - 7:3$p.. . J I5tI*eslFlntSirpuq ~ I%- Gsore GaI$•y ..........James C Vlughn ..Minister Sunday$cho*I .....1000am Sunda y ScPoI 5 45• m Morning SerVoce 11 COa r.i OldTrôthstoraN,wD.v _ _____ Worship ,,, ___ _____ - - ' (;h,rdi Of Christ ASSembly Worship CHURCH Wed Evening Service .. Wednesday 5 ISa m 1 00 am 8bliCIat ace 3Op • Of The Times *Ton Broadcast ........1:10 ...... ... ....l:OOa. Iible S?udy MorhingWorsuiip ........I1:OOa,m Evinlng krvkq ........100pm $iSPah*eiI,Av,. led" Rev. G, U. Hodges .....Pastor Sunday School 5:4a m i 6.00p, Sunday BAPTIST CHURCH - 6. 00p M. CHURCH OF CHRIST ISIS Part Avuoi CharlesN. Clump .......Evangelist PALMETTO AVENUE Wednesday 8bleClass 1100am - 1 COp 7 30p m , Bbie$ludy - -730pm Indogendent Missionary ,, - Pastor PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST I-30a In Higftway45sVesil Morning Worship Sun.4ykP.001. . - 545am Paul Sooney nIngWorshlp. - - 1100am CflorthTraining . StSp.m. worship Wed Prayer Service - - lOOp In. BableClass Matthew Ministers UMYF.................3:30pm. Evening Worship ..........7:10p.m. Wed. Bible $*udy& Prayir 51ev...............7:35p.m. PRtSIYTERIAN CHURCH WerA,.gy Minister ..........R.,.A.F.Ste, Sun4a shipsupgey .............5:35p.m. FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHUR CH 4tlPait*v,. Leo P. King .................. Osuj'cN$ciiosi ............5:43a.m. Sunday School ...........5:lSa.m. 111111111111111 J21- 3:.t2) 500pm 7.30 m J. C. PENNEY COMPANY And Staff E. C. E Isea WILSON.EICHELBERGER and Staff UNITED STATE BANK OF SEMINOLE John Y.MercerandStaff Insurance FLORIDA LIVING NURSING CENTER A Skilled Nursing Home Operated STENS'rROM REALTY by the Seventh-day Adventist Church DEKLES' GULF SERVICE M& Dekie and Employes CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. SENKARIK GLASS I PAINT CO., INC. and Employes urging the immediate i1n. Fern Park, was charged with peactunent of the President - crime against nature, individua ls' homes, he added. "1 think a lot of our trouble promoting obscene material . " expect there will be more could be approached In a much and possessing marijuana, arrests in connection with the more constructive way with Cyna Marie Arnold, 19, case In the near future," n business, said he was driving at the 55 mnile per hour speed limit on Inter- Ford would have credibility. He marijuana, charge stemmed From the acts would gather people around Jobs Milton Wade, 3, 1009 recorded on the confiscated him that would run this coun- West Clemson Drive, film, Parker said. try." Altamonte Springs, was Taken in the raid were a charged wmth crime against video tape player, receiver, Fortuna tely t here are some natureandreninsln&mlnole ca mera and television set, as County jail under advertisers who cherish bond. wellas a number of accessories space they're buying in th ose Dean and Ms. Arnold, his and six tapes, Parker said. national magazines, and are making an effort at stimulating Our minds.. as opposed to om ens ame a city patrol car passed him, without flashing lights or siren, at about 70. lie said he sped up and honked his horn until the of ficer stopped. Jacksonville Patrol Chief H.E. Danson said Friday that the officer was not on an emergency call and would be dealt wi th later, Dan-son said he advised Morning Worship .......10:30 a in Eve" worship . ., . 1: 00 0 M SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION SANFORDATUNTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard H. Hodges andStaff - I our CO. , same boat.. . but, which one?" It's Incredible. Every day a new shortage. Oil, paper, na t ural gas, cotton, plastics, chemicals, electricity, meat, milk, eggs. My God, here's and Employes TRANSMISSION and Employes FLORIDA STATE David Beverly and Staff T Aik BANK even a shortage of blue jeans. ' prizeinl9O9andl97O-theonly feeling, doesn't It' Yet, that Is precisely what SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY _____ he.B.''emM4aw,CP....I(,,.s,.is, &I.arpAt LSIIMSLIV 01 000 Rest ii Ged. 77$, $ fan, CN*l5TIaI. frd,o,nw, bepriu tin, Cu-c Leo. 51.41.___ L.oJ. IF _ Ow's' Chwrd'. "oi Iar.st C.,, (I4l.l'.I5?j Ctiwv. ro,,sA C', R.r*t CPf4he1. C5,rtt. 1417 5 Ie'110,d A, S.enlard CPvlt,av, Ct'swth. I)' * A.rt SAW UPTIST AISCR Last ocn. o .m. SJi'i'Cu',(s,, ie* IP., s' . tim z.* e.-,m cn,.rn uje Pia, a., Lhs,-,..'ø CP,AlEø, CP,vrcb. bear Lila Ro CO*G*IOAT,OWAL 0w 41*ç.1#-i s..,..' c' Plit" ti' C&v M.nari, $.Ø-t$. 'lie * t7, 5' ---- (I 11y Ct.t,rt.y ¶74)) •4Si_U'( U,S'lhl.t*,&S..i t.ak,Ma,, , , CenlraA bapi'st Cived,. Sill OM A ve ,ii Ct'aoda wit Iallisl Cieraler M'is*sa'y B4m Cin.tn. Souin.,sa Ri I Sw'ngs Ia.f s chircss O4 OtarSO RI a' lsiS* Ave Feit $ap41J CMød,. IN Pent Ave FnI*ititj 0411W Chwch 01 ANearorde $arhoI. It *t1I.L.J 01 Fist t* em C_: 01 01 LaS. Movie folow 9404,clowilli; a Lon"Aft Coot FWst ItiuiC Corcn .1 Ov. Chwco a Grow lo-6600V Dootti 01 San L Is to wvl 50 *10 misawtor V Does," Fist City Be il Cay_CS Ri-st Iaptast Cd, 04 OsIsen Piin ISIS. Siil ChordI Or. JNON Msv SW' Cbtt'. 1W W Fm Si (• Cht's A' 1*Vy ItiA O'..l.S. hm!r 1j. ol~i4wpr,te __ MA ton GaSt BaØisl Oorus, G.r,rve lipsit. Sp14 Ave 11" taAr p.1;' i' P fl$ t %, r,t, ps,, Sane, Mn*na,, t.ipi'sm Cawin. ., wvsi I.',N'd Sn-and Iaelail Cha'cis. 1s) Pain'elA. St Ja'rs Vsaorwcy 5154sf Church I, v It a01 I..1,st Cavech 5)3 Paw Ave. II __ _____ or :;i $, Mot krasVi01I Miii*wy SWIHA. 17* & Cidac Si jies Miswrp Iail Csy_c's. $, C,pi'psa S' oi•le 0150*4 CPch F' -ii W*Ii* Ch Mis$iStlVy lav.si Chiecis tierS & W'iha Si - fir" SNOW chwo so LAO M" Vest F1 c n, V.17 * n tirt * yjq , 5i,q, 5an lr*% 040M 8404# ChusCk Ill Or&W Ave "s'o, (AeAs'.en Ca1.wch, F.44 PS4vj1 Or. M4ItIIISd (onor .atc istt ParS Cp,.u.1s 01 O's5 I%,) S Park L.i CncnelC'suaIø.Slus 11N.Casb.rry N*t.v4y. 115, A" ¶41..1 C.t'.o't c.r..t. 115 Oat Ày 3m A tIS(atP044(hy_(p $y_'si'On t.vs,tscv,a COWIta,?, MITNQØIST Cil$Icrv Camiy United CP.YUI' 04 CiVil'. G*'14 ___ _____ Pint !,hsi*W cn,rcnel ci. o AIte.v*a. IRiS l55fd, 54 CiVil L..,.. 01 . Poia cay_c's em c'si, * 11,1110k if c . on O,S, Canwrunity MefPedrsI CH*dI. W H.P*sMs Ii. Ciiewc*. dli P'5 q Pint MufIe*iP Chur ch oem.Mi 'wit Ihemn Mo4te111 Chwc 5415 Sa Fr., tiaitsst CP'nch. Mi * on A ve St )i Cht tam 51 AAA . Chywoh at C,enn, &I at 41i Otto" CcciPr, hOS I-NA SPII(Om'AL NAL*IUNI ror Or. C4n.'earn Alinoni. Fern Gerwea China Si ini kMarsmw. Geneva Canw'ss&, Censor ____ Csiu,sr,-y 4 Prowlorl we C111111164:111., Vol wrw iIVINTwy ASVt7$. Forest lab.. teveaea., Liven.,. _____ ______ Ct, - l. =a 7 , 41 Nov. . er.s, ce smsaia WN DoilW Laflir ', 1i SainiL flU Pa,, A,, Per's Part appointment at a meeting of Aikens, 46, began his ;tIt:,; ch 01 L*'huii % ' - m.ou,s HoMwgs Ctsds. 00 No I, Oils., A _~- _"_ ,W - _____ ;: lY Cha, . A rewrite man, political Only if we harken to t he doom-mongers are we truly columnist, editorial uriter and, sunk. frn 1%I until November Of ___ Ji - P1" .- 'I' I, . _____________ - 4I - - - 411 41' 1 1 1 1 , 'I ;. . .;, 4 , 1~ - ': :...-- .4 -. ______ 'I., _______ tl " I - II . ' _____ • ,•._____ ., ' ' rim '--'___ %!______ l'l__' - I S I ' ......... ' "' I 1S ' flI'' ____________ _____________________ ' _____ , ,; - ___________ ____ _____ _____________ - li - IS _________________________ - '.h.i _____________________________ ________. __________ - 11 _______ _ . - ..; , ... 11 - - ' ' N _____ - w.4 - _____ ______ ____ _ ____ _______ ,- ..- ___________ ____ __________________________________________ ____________________________________________ I.-'. _____________ I 0. ' Sports .. ....... School News ' iwle ___ ,,." ZOO WELCOMES VISITORS ___ _ ____ . J' ______ _________ ___ _____ IJ : -. ni' I ' Editorial comment .... 4A _ 9.11A HUNDREDS OF children and adults visited the new Sanford Zoo Saturday, as animals, entertainers and trainers performed. The new zOO will Officially move 3A from us present (t(vntoWfl Sanford site to the Zoological Soci ety ..............1B \ ' • ' '( 'S. . .4 - Dear Abby ....... SB ",fall ". " Avg, -. CavNraSaelen 01_____ JOivets sIaeL 15Mw /,f ' ________ ________ ......... SB 4 - Calendar ................____ Dr. Nwd •' '! __ _________ - 68 .. ,. .'':: ........611 Crossword puzzle 'S Ar - .~, , A - _____ bold enough to cha;t a new with The (Creensburg, Paj course will prosper. Those who Thbune-Review. next 27 years he fearfully cling to a drowning During put will founder in a sea of worked as a proof reader, , . -. ________ ZA - . . -- - 5.',q ... .... - 'I' - - :, , Area deaths . . - i i. m I lit A ---S 'e Ul. ill w e O I ?aaer,,, RAve. ton F"fK0IfaI 5enII N ktsSII , I. lsL Aiiaene I 1. ~ I and mmy4 and Mnanda, 13. Bridge . - - join the PIttsburgh Post INDEX I . . - 5- ^ . ----., Ala, l'Itt.sburgh, late last year to up from this confusion, New newspaper's editorial employes and better lifeatyics will Thursday afternoon. f if I - at Grcen.sburg, located in the Gazette as a copy editor. 111 Ii r _______ '- Walter A. Gielow, publisher Claudia, 19, R sophomore at - And txPefittICIM never even newspaper career following his discharge from the United dreamed Of bef ore. 'st k4 Cn.cci, ?Pil Livng OS., Ml Pinis PenNeostsi Whole new induses wiu emerge. Wa of going, doing Firstowcholoorm'Scloifti,Mg 1Nauei riii, JMova W%15s '. 4 . - ' Lfllf.. ltlJi/iI,, proximately 30 miles from IUM AIKENS F 14 f ___ ' But, no doubt it can be be t ter, of The Herald, announced the Chatham College, Pittsburgh ' '- western part of the state ap- IF §1 patch , Decisions made at Arab from Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, meetings often reflect the view that the decision on the embarof the host countri es. Egyptian go to be made at the Cairo ., President AnwarSadat report. meeting will be in line with a ØP .I edly has been pushing for an resolution passed by an Arab v end or easing to the embargo. corerence last month in Al. - -. . Despite the doub ts a bout Ii giers. ya and Algeria, Egypt was Sadat nwt in Algiers Feb. 14 pushing ahead with plans for with King Faisal of Saudi the Sunday mee ti ng. An Egyp- Arabia, Syrian President Hafe (Ian Oil Ministry spokesman Assad and Algerian President Aikens resigned his position 11)111 Aiken.s, a veteran of never keep the economy afloat. The new Herald editor I: True, the energy shor ta ge years in the newspaper married to the former Evelyn will never again be tite *ame -I*'shoN. ______ Lienvel.ilih._CPIlpsl..SWISIIA ,t u. Chch 01 --i., p that the meeting might be put I ,, - ft 11 Ill 0 0 newspapers now want It to con. casualties were reported. vene in Tri poli on Wednesday. Al Ahram said in a dis .,.. will affect us all. It already has. business, has been named Finoli of Greensburg and is the " And life in these United States Ftor of The Sa nf ord Herald. father of three children, OW04KAiwas. Aft ., ,,, . . - American business, and we'll ie. AI,.,, , SI'IAindO tiled AAtt*,id.If Cny_c,, Tamp r's'c,.. o,st foscapaf cyy_c' LXI..SJJ Hsa, Cr054 701K-slam. Park Ave. slam so NSA CF.Aea C*VamHIIP, CMoi 1' P'i 4ho$'sI CdI _, lid S'emffi'd Me 'wrtaI Church . 5 0.$er, B fbdence, a panic on the part of ______ Paoi.i *ssl.,an Method's?, at ii w a, Pole 1.1.. Con,-w owm V" II. Ami's. 14Wrtsrl*, G'*'Øi. WI) Bear US II$ey Gatssv. *fj*sJsI O'wct. Geneva O.sr tisync', ad God Wi tiV.st, O,inds LSen 17575 Grant Chapel A te E Church. Ovisde 01 Get 41) c'su em OS. l. Caualaany fidencr. A shortage of con- u. Grace U,wtW Weea4st Chord,. Airport live CNURC$ OF 000 Cviwt% •, CCh. M pint Pm5y5 spol BeTh.I AMI (hscw,. Canaan Hgts Isum Samv C"0 01 Cry's'. iltiLaS. Ns*asI II under isn't energy - It con. , Chcn w DrSV1. I NiWa,W p,,-,,,,, r,f"r-%v CnSurtnciGed04Preci.4.c.flOI$ Cmiv, Cch LaSs MWp Uniisd si y,5y •wsm Pre,p,,,,jen on, oa a, S 1,11,1 LAi*4V1ñ CJr,.Ii) RI 13e Ilavea . . -. can really drag this country PIE$BYTIIIAIS LV*anChitheI,i,em,,, tosw fin P'ac, ti*5%e qp 'ioid.n Days Or I Piwy I? 57. C4ry Bar.t, tJf',,d Mtn,.l CI',.q(P. 7 DPii A, Cnrn ci . Jan-son C14UNCH OF CHRIST cr-ru Cd Gad. O,.* __ CATMOUC of mnustfight,fortlic shor gctji4t Lwflwcen Chscii i Pv-wo,i 1 Del"" - years he submitted entries. k ~ - but Libya has pleaded a lack Of along the Syrian front stahlhotel rooms. Algerian and U lizes. Israeli and Syrian forces yan government-controlled clashed there Friday, but no Gottleib not to forfeit Publishers Association top Gives you sort of a sinking AND STAFF - ta ke place Sunday in Tripoli, off until the mi ry lita si tuation It was during his tenure as managing editor that The Tribune-Reviews circulation grew from lL()to38,000daily. I As an editorial writer he won the Pennsylvania Newspaper . . View It originally was scheduled to state 95 Thumday night when N d In CAIRO, Egypt (AP) - me to stick to the original date and semiofficial newspa per Al Ab- all preparations for holding the rain said today that Arab oil meeting, including reserving ministers would agree to lift the hotel rooms in Cairo, are proembargoonoi1shipmen tsto ceeding." United States at a Cairo The spokesman, Mahznoud meeting planned for Sunday. Roushy, said Saudi Arabia, KuBut Algeria and Libya, who wait, Abs Dhabi, Bahrain and oppose ending the embargo, ap- Qatar have already agreed to peared to be contesting the time attend. and date of the meeting. Some observers speculated owner described by friends asaquietnianw ho mnj intelligence. The latest which provoked Editor Of Herald this column was produced by BOitil and Jacobs Advertising, 1973 , as managing editor of the and is entitled. 'W&re all in Pennsylvania publication. WINN.DIX,E STORES HARRELLI BEVERLY The arrests were made at the Jerry Ford as president than listed the same address and Parker said today. wi th Richard Nixon. At least was charged wi th possessing The crime against nature - End lAP) - "I don't know what came over me, but something Just said I had to do it," explained Melvin (',ottleib alter he tried to ma ke a ci tizens arrest of a policeman he said was speeding in a patrol car. Instead of making the arrest, Gottlelb was charged with speed ing. Gottleib, a restaurant -* Al PWEO The MaImgm,flt Employs Herb Stenstrom and Staff 'Arrester JACKSONVILLE, Fia. ) KINDERGARTEN I CHILDCARE Bitty Flyd&5tff L. D. PLANTE, INC. 04edo, Florida r o CeraCI £U$aiaRs Rev 0aInShii Pastor ..........5:43am kinds HAPPY ACRES PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. J. 0. (Jim) Smith and Staff immediately _identified. 0 UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN -- Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson PUBLIX MARKETS and Employes GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford . WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO Eunice I. Wilson and Staff THE ,. ........11:00a.m. Youth Group..............7:35p.m. Wednesday: Chsi,Praciic.............5:55pm. The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible JIMLASHCH RYSLER.PLYMOUTH . Other Churches THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL Ol'15111vd..LabaM.srts Surtoday SChool ............1:43a.m. WIIIiardIldrIdg, ...........Paste, MornIIISWieIIIIp ........1111a.m. SufldaySchool ..........10:05am. Youth Ssrv .............4:35p.m. Morning Worship .......11:15am Evening Worship .........7:35pm. £vinlngWOrsh,p ......7.lSpm Wed Prayer Prayer Mesilng & pro so .7:30 pm. Wednulday .. 7 33 p.m lice. Arrests Ely MARK WEI Former wife, according to llersid Stall Writer Parker, posted $10,000 and h Seminole County Sheriff's $,000 bond respectIvely vice squad agents Friday night Saturday. 44 raided two homes and arrested Parker said the raid, which three persons on charges of culminated a four-mon th invesBy John A. Spolskj • making pornographic films, ligation into the obscene filmThIILY QUOTE - AFI, then charged two of them with making, resulted in arrests of CIO President George Meany possessing marijuana, those engaged in making the following a labor leaders' Sgt. Ray Parker, head of the porno movies. Parker said the conference where delegates vice squad, said Harold Robert group had not been selling the approved a policy statement Dean, 41, Society Apartments, Films. CHURCH Sunday .............105p.m. PA*LA WI$LIYAN CHURCH OWIIWN Mat Poole lit. William U.MJIIIq ......Faster , WOrsDlp .......11:00a.m. Nursery Mornlngw.njiip O'stesn ......(menlo Pastor pe rjury and obstruction of jus. psure. The young man was not 0'16 l Embargo Ti Raid Nets ___________ THE LAKE MARY UNITED (First Wednudsy FI( Morning Worship .. S:30& 11a.m. Sunday 5chool . ........5:41a.m. UMYF - .............3:30p.m. Mon's Pr ayer Breakfast I peter ________ Mongnip .........I:Ma Church School. - 5:45 a In. Thomas C. so t Disorder cannot mar beauty when there is a natural or reason. able cause. But the disorder that comes from irresponsibility or violence casts its ugliness over everything it touches. York on charges of conspiracy, would probably be indecent ex- JOHN EIII(I.ICIIM.%N . ..Five counts Officer Pornography 1 tf i1t Rev. K. WIll W.MvHIs Morning car. A policeman said the charge dent said. ____________________________________ _____ OatAye.& Sed , Nov. VirgaL. $fpaN and AineWoqsnip - . .i:$&Iia rn 1100am Bible Clasws Wed FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. and Employes so Price 20 Cents ____ CHURCH Riv. William Plckan .......Pour Rev Katvwqp, Millie. *151st. Pastor hell is on trial In New OLVAF46 FIRST climbing. She's the picture of &lighlly.dishcvelcgj beauty. But bring her indOOrs-.tIIe ftrst thing Wendy reaches for is a comb. - % I 30 Presbyterian N.17.flatpR,R. Cassalberv ____ 1000am ing nWorsip IN I liner METH00I$? CHURCH Doesn't this mean a growing appreciation of the Church's vital role In our society? The dishevelment we see on the face v/she ti,su " i t happen with a passing gust___ didn't of wind. We need--our world - Evangelist - 730pm Evening worship Evi ne. Romaloi III Pm't Anaee ;my T.Cosma$o n y........5: pm. 2nd So 4th Thwiday......5:35a.m. Family NIW FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Rev the outdoor type . - doesn't mind the wind In her f - hr blowing in the breeze.. . loves to ski and go mountain The No. 171 7:35pm. Su da Eve Worshipl&J$un,, .7:30p.. bible Study Wed ..........l0p.m. Wendy 1I:0S• ,fl Wed Bible study ...7:30pm. Mortwngw.rslilp .......1100am MVF3&ISim.............7:00p.m. ____ .', ii OOa m Evening WOrship Chur cIsTralning ..........5:15p.m. Evening Worship .........l:3Op.m. Wed. Evening Servici .....00 . Fva'igtbst,c Servce-s - Sunday, March 10, 1974-Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, Canqv.rors M.eilng COMMUNITY UNITED 1 )5 W. AIrport $$vd. Rev. K.vvwm Holt .......Pastor Sunday School MormnQWorsh.p, - ______ James P. Niedrism .. Evangelist Study. . I0:OOam PINECRIST BAPTIST W ed Prayer & 5uri4yEvenng ....... Mi Palm Springs Dr. .......7:05p.m. Morning Woflhip Morning Worship ... Sunday School. .. . 5:41a.m. CHURCH OP CHRIST BIble Study .......... 500p.m -.__ - I .. ~ - ._--1. -. - %7- . -.-- ~_- . .- - - - ~ . .- . I ---I- ~ . - -~ - . %- ~-I- ..-,- ~~ MIaaiiStof Tvcksq Drive, $.M..d Estates iCy. Gait 7:00pm. ______ Ave. MYF ...... .... ... 5:30p.m. ______ 1151W. lii SI: _____ WorShip ........lS:30a.m, th rrkl CHURCH OF LONOW000 Riv.0.Ros*Denstow ......Pastor Rev.E.Nh,tttGrant Grant. Ph.s$13or3fl..na // - FIRST PINTUCOSTAI, CHRIST UNITED Richard W. Jackson .........Paitor ' Pentecostal OSira it. St Woodle ce bundled off in a poli Mitc WASHINGTON API - Pres- care about or even oppose." "I RIfl doubtful that any legisposition to public financing." funds to Finance elections, 'fl ident Nixon has proposed a Nixon has called use of federKennedy said that public ft. story of his 1972 presiden tial lation can provide the panacea series of campaign reforms, bu t al money for elections "tax- nancing is "the heart of the es- campaign finances that soot seek to gusrantee several senators have criticized atbon w thout representation," sential legislation now awaiting stitututes the greatest case ever absolute integrity in the citehis opposition to public fiaction" in the Senate. I pro ra ce ss," Nixon said. made for controlling campaign tL) However, Se nate Republican miancing of elections. Finance abuses through publi c "'11 Of 0W solutions in the Leader Hugh Scott of PennsylCommon Cause, th e citizen's financing of elections," area of campaign reform must In a radio address Friday, vanla said, "I don't think It IL" lobby, called Nlfon'a Propo als Common Cause said. be grounded on the solid exs " an at te mpt to kill meaningful Nixon said, "you work too hard And Sen. Edward perience of nearly 200 years, ed 0. theKennecam pa ign finance reform." for your money to have it work dy, Masa, call Lresl Action on campaign reform not merely on the spirit of thefor candidates or campaigns dent's mesaage "grossly m toric which so frequently prej. legislation is expected during vades is ironic that you don't know about or don't leading and distorted in its op.dentopposes any use of public this a rena," the . the spiring. EibII$tudy --------530pm Evangelistic Servic, ,.... 7 OOp m A CHURCH Wes4ay$iry Rev. PaulO. Trliul ....... Pastor Morning Worship .....11:00a.m. THE PIOPS.C5 BAPTIST 700pm Sunday School .........5:15am Morning WOI'Ihilp & METHODIST CHURCH money. ts ; two dent ' s silts aaars.e GRACE UNITED 11 ________ . justice; one icize IHCrystal Lake Dr. 10:008.m. - Crit Presi Campaign Re orm P o osa s LAKE MARY CHURCH Methodist ______ _______ 7'OOpm of Thwarted obstruct justice. Senators Nursery Provided for all $Iqvfrii Church School .......5:00a.m. 7'OOpm. Wed Service (Wed) . . 5:15a.m. Praise .... ... .......7:30pm _______ II COa m - 730pm. EveningS.qvjc, - - (Luther an Church In America) William I Downey - - Pastor WOrship Servit, veningServke I throng of spectators and news. 4 0 Wed. PrayerS, __________ _____ f.j tOUIILi spiracy to The indictment alleged the defendants were involved in a conspiracy to pay hush money WASHINGTON (AP) - A to the original seven Watergate yo man wearing ablg Nixon defendan ts in order to hide the mask made a streaking attempt involvement of Nixon campaign today outside the courthouse c'fticials in the br eak-in at where seven former pres. Democratic National Corn Irlential and campaign ald.s millet headquarters, pleaded Innocent lathe WaterHaldeman was charged with gate cover-up. lying to the Senate Watergate After the man dropped his committee when he quoted pants, a policeman quickly President Nixon as saying 'It srapped a coat around him. would be wrong" to raise hush The attempted streaker was g,u.. counts l>lng to a grand jury. -Colson, one count conspiracy to obst ruct justi ce and 1.1 JI1Y .I-'we count.s ment OS they moved through a r I _____ [I: ...... 7:00pm Mid Week $15 Oria.ds Ave.(1742) _______ ________ __ - I"- Ptsoitn.,Sa3 count obstruction count lying to FBI agen one count c-on- •. . - 5.4im Evangelistic 0000 SHEPHERD UNITED Minister SAN FORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH I3? AI Blvd. - YOuIPiH&'r ........... 5:0Om. 10 Me m. klndirgarlen and Nursaryl _________ Wed Service--------730pm JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday School . Mcr&nqWoqtisip Rev. Elmer A. R.wfliq .... Pastor Sunday School _______ ______ Sunday Schoo l SISam Morni ng Wor-,lup ......II.00a mn Wed. Prayer $oryic, - - 7:30p.m. C11AUIJ:.s(J.; -Mardla, - F:hrlichyian, one count con. ________ Streaker spiracy to obstruct justice; one one count obstruction of justice. count obstruction of justice and one count lying to a grmi Jury ..plr.icy to obstruct justice; one ei,l and Parkinso n former co unsel to Nixon's cam pa ign Ii- ge Ol3stniCtlOnoIjustice. three coun ts perjury before the I Watergate committee, ____ ____ %;*____ Jud Oecount -Parkinson, one count con-Strachan, one count con- spiracy to otetruct justice and -Haldemnan, one count conspiracy to obstruct Justice; * 0 ________ -_________ rtance committee. _______ _______ 4 7' The seven men made no corn- - Face itllttef. fortia'r assistant attcy :en- __________ _ ________ 730pm LUTHERAN CHURCH OF Worship Service IiI7S.S.aaNerdAv,. , guilty to all counts," W. tad Stat Ma$. Ave. OougiaIO.Elli0tt Pastor and TV "This Is hi Life" -- (hl risija,, UkeM,nrge.Fis. ...Pbstor 7 COp m FIRST CHURCH "The Church of thi Lhiran Hour ________ _____ David J. Rich N. Mitchell responded "not Lutheran THE REDEEMER -. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Sunday School Morning Worship _ - 3" solo _ I First, former Ally. Gen. John ______ Haldemnan, Ehrllchman, Col' '- - son and Strachan are former _______ White House aides, Mardia, a ______ a COp m ... ls spiracy to obstruct justice; one count obstruction of justice; one count lying to FBI agents; two counts lying to a grand jury and one count perjury before he Senate Watergate corn- - his knowledge of that break-in. I - i time closest advisers. ' I - ihe names acre a roll call of most of President Nixon's one- I1.00 In, Officia OF THU NAZARENE 730pm Broadcast Dial a De'vot.onal 21 his, .... Sun NYPS Wed Prayer __________ ? ,)Op (lit court said, As I call your name p1011.41 state to ue co ur t bow you plead to the charge.," -1000am Chisch School ... tO 00. In. Sn Evs Worship IS) W.:wt Place Sermon EvenlngWorst,ip ... y Cop in Wed.PraytrSiryk, - 730pm Family Service and _______ - ____ Fellowsh;p In 0a In. Sun Worship ______ ffiI5PahAv ,j,p - - Pastor SundaySchool HolyCommvnn -i--__ CONGREGATIONAL Rev. Fred L. Neal CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday School Cer.14ffi5t.&Oau,A,, ArningWorp,p Rev Robert 10 Pastor Pilgrim Youth Sunday ChchTraining . ________________________________ 5:45a.m. ' Ir - John J.Sirica. Then the clerk of Cenu.lty Center Rev, A.!. Groin - Aicier _____________________________________ CHRISTIAN CHURCH Ave. The liv. Leroy 0. Sopor ____________________________________ ________________________________________ (sIfl'rP'(1fj(,(Ij S ii. m 411 S. Part _________________________ ____________ - I I OF THE NAZARENE Tomporaty G eneva HOLY CROSS 1 ________ - m .11. In an Indictment returned last Thursday they were charged with conspiring to yb. late the civil rights of Dr. Lewis Fielding, Ellsberg's psychiatrist. Ehrlichman also was c ha rged with lying to FBI agents and the grand jury about - DEN! VA CHURCH ______________________ ASSEMBLY in. 4 In addi tion, two of them pleaded innocent to charges stemming from the break-in at the office Danial Ellsberg's 1 psychiatrist. I Ailsevenwere called forward by U.S. Distr ict Court Judge J\azaretie Episcopal _______________________________ Minisforr . MornlngWorshlp .. Sunday School ----- 7:30pm V P E Wed a MInI;i•r P. Burke Johnson Keith Hutcherson 5:00p.m. m' FamIly Night Service . JvitIiitflaIntiI, it 00 a , Evangelistic Ssrv---- ?:3Opm forai'ian Gui! U3W.Z)fldStIoii Rev. J T. Pills ........... Pastor ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH llIOak Ave ,Sawd a m Prover Meet wed Church Of 'Gate innocent. nn Into the cow-thoue a few throughout his first Sirica then said that U.S. and campaign aides pleaded in. son, Robert C. The 24 count Indictment blocks from the Capitol. Mardian, Ken. trict Judge Gerhard A. Gesell nocent today to charges they neth W. Parkinson and Gordo C. had asked him to accept pleas Mitchell, Haldeman, Ehrlich. contained the following conspired to bloc k the investi- Strachan entered man and Cols(.n were among charges: From Ehrllchman and Colson in Nixon their pleas of gallon of the Watergate break's c l ose st -Mitchell. one count advise rs the ElLsberg break-in case. . ... .. cted WASHINGTON (API - Sev. Then, lift. lialdeman, John en former Nixon administration D. Ehrlichman, Charles W. Col- Ciii m II 00. ...S:1Spm Everting Worship ------ 7:30pm _____ Pastor Indi 14ö11iidorW Ave. Nov. W. R. B*Mffl - ., - '.. leatfor SCIENTIST M gait S*csod Street (:tslhiii!ic Wheat, Enni .:as a .......... FIRST SOUTHIRN MITHODIST CHURCH ____________________ _____ CHURCH OF 000 30. m BAPTIST - H, Kl'k*lQOd ......... Soul/tern Methodist __ 730pm Ctniions, Sal. CALVARY - I 10 ) Christian Science 730pm WeIPraY.?M,.5 ng FIRST ASSIM$t OF GOD CHURCH Car. 37th and El EDn p• FamItyNIgN(W) -- . Worship ................. I:OOam (((j unday3cp oo l MornngWorsp,p . - - IJøtSiu*1SI4U) - . NATION The ay Acvenlost lit r E MaIIIvid Awnui, Altamonte Lyn 0000 UR Seam SiS p m Chiicn Training Evening Worth op Wednesday NM I m 4S EVInQiIttC Worship Sorvica i 0 -______ - Sorvicell HOPE OF OUR C ( 0 0 O JV 0 SPRpNØS SAPTIfl If Pst,ror In CHURCH SilHeitqA,,. Pk Jfl43 Sio S'IIy6rIf,n . . Pastor WTRR 5)0. m Satvrdy Sarvlcès liv - i -- DIR CKtffl&IIm Sabbath - Ii /1(1 TNt SIVRNT$.DAY ADVINTIST CHURCH C. 1. tin Noon . PracMiatêng . __THE If 100 12;00 Evelng Wn,iy - June jThe Sabbath School RdiOS1hjry - - Methodist Forest City. Flifirldis - . - V Friday, Marche, 1971 E -. ;___.___:_fl_ Park just north of Sanford on U.s. !7-92. Among per. formers were'Sukari'and trainer-owner Prince Rudolf Alexander (above). 11t'rald Photo hv Rifl Vincnt '(I 4.1' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1974 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 08, 1974 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 08, 1974. 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