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President May Borrow To Pay Taxes WASHINGTON (AP) — aides Wednesday night he The President's net wort White House officials say would pay some $465.000 in back of last May 31, was put at h as_ would use some resources and also was said by Nixon aides to fl staff report concluding subcommittee two weeks ago Revenue President Nixon, facing a income $988, probably' borrow the balance, have found Service ruled Wednes. taxes and interest, lie 522 in disclosures Nixon made he should have rethe President owes $476,431 in concluded the homes have cost day federal tax bill for about half acted after The White house announce- ported as ta being in a part of its decision that told privately four months his reported net worth, a xable Income some back taxes said he should pay day earlier t ha t the Internal sets were ago. Ills cash as. ment d U IRSreport con- federal the government $17 million, Nixon owes 1432.787 in back put at $432,674. improve, taxes on items including a Including all military and probably will be forced tamed no suggestion of fraud on ments to his California taxes for the four years. and gazebo, to Revenue Service calculated tie A White house source, asked the part borrow some money to make owed of the President. heating system and security personnel salaries and The IRS decision and cornFlorida estates, and the value fireplace fan at San detente, an extra $432,767 in taxes how Nixon proposed to meet a the payments, other Federal be fore interest for expenses mittee staff recommendation IILS contended Nixon improp. of air flights made by relatives pl first four taxes-and-interest bill of a bout erly claimed deductions us a shuffleboard court at Key associated wi Nixon announced through years in the White his th th e homes, House, for and that Nixon friends on pay taxes on the military air- Biscayne, $465,0oØ, said the President business expenses and a con- craft, value of these trips Ls unique t.roversial gift of his vice presiThe staff report prepared for Family, Friends finding in their twin verdicts on dentlal papers to the National _______ the House-Senatt Comznitteeon Nixon's taxes, which deal prin$92,298 Paid Archives. Internal Revenue Taxation said On Free Flights cipally with contested deducthe PresidentShOuld have listed tions and tax treatment of real The federal tax collectors To Fix Homes WASHINGTON APt —Pres. estate transactjonj, the also held that the President Improvements as taxable ident Nixon's family' and They open the way to'argu. WASHINGTON (AP)— me income, in effect a job benefit. friends took more than $50,000 merit failed to report ta xable capita l that other government gains on sales of a New York government paid $92,298 to fix l'he $92,298 Figure is the First worth of free government air- services provided to the First Cut)' apartment and part of his up President Nixon's private publicly released estimate of plane flights from 1969 to 1972. Family also should be counted homes for his "personal how much of the Federal the staff of a congressional as land at San Clemente, Calif. income to the President, benefit" and he should pay spending on the President's committee estimates. The tax agency, which once taxes on it, the congressi The trips (all into two cateonal homes since 1969 could be Now Nixon must pay income gories — time where the Presi. gave the President an okay on staff report released wedne.ay considered improvements, '1q tax on the value of at least some dent was along, and past filings now ('halICflgesI, (OflClUdCi. those 41* A re)rt approved by a house of the trips, the Internal A here he wasn't. . [I i AWLrrath Nixon Tax Payment Reactions Vary ,__ - 11 Thursday, April 4, 1974—Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No. 193 Price 10 Cents Baxter No Room For New Projects OkY • . Heshould pay it By DONNA ESTE.s (;u•:N MlI.IEH . . .Oughttopay_wedo MILS. L. N. TRUED . . . Right to pay aswedo .... WI WAi P. OWENS l.ARRYMORR . . . He'speobablyvictimized projects,.. rroie Baxter explained. department employes and six By JEAN PATTESON political opponents or by his tax comment from George Cestar, He urged that already ap. new firefighters for the Mon. herald Stall Writer Less forthright in his corn- I'd like to see it happen," attorneys. Proved over-budget spending togomery Road second [ William P. Owens and Jackie ment.s was Bill Brandt: "I declared Charles Halverson. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - for construction of two tennis firehouse which were "Good show," commented Al Clarke. guess he had no choice, but 'If he owed those taxes, my Reactions Comptroller Denver Baxter has courts at the civic center and previously unbudgeled. oris sarted In Sanford Skinner. "Let him pay that, and "Does he think he's better frankly I'm so confised about feeling is he ought to pay them; asked city department for a the hiring of an administratIve lie said anticipated income today to news that President more.,, than us, or somebody special all the different things you hear we have to," reasoned Mitchell Nixon has agreed to pay more reduction of $333,462 in assistant be deferred until next from sewer connection 1 think he ought to pay; they that he can cheat on his tax about Nixon that I really don't Taylor. budgeted spending In all year. than $450,000 in back taxes, but sure make us pay," said Glen returns and not be made to pay know what to believe any more. departments. "The city is not In His report included approval maY be down 1300.000, water In general his fellow taxpayers Miller. for it? Agnew couldn'tgetaway liustwishthewhlengcod Victimized and sewer agreed: if he owes the money, dire financial straights, but of already approved ex- $250,000 and tapping buildingdown permits with it; Nixon should have been be finished and we could go there is no room for new penditures for two new police down $75 ()00 he should "lie's got Just as much right "I'd awe hate to be faced to pay as we do, and we smart enough to realize they'd back to normal." with having to pay back taxes Some Some persons took misery. wouldn't get away with not catch up with him too, even if he tit that," was Larry Morris' Lost Revenues delight In paying our taxes," Mrs. L. N. is president," declared Mabel Want To Believe sympathetic comment. knowing they aren't the only Trued agreed. Baxter said most of the "I still want to believe in "Sure, everybody's got to pay 1625.000 lost in revenues will be ones paying taxes. Others saw "I'm just sick of politicians him," added Branch wistfully, tans, but I think he's probably the news as reinforcement of Should Pay taking advantage of their "but it's not so easy any me.i made up in expected overages their beliefs that Nixon should being victimized," Morris in utility taxes, fines positions and hope this will be continued, "It'll probably have be impeached, And still others Several other persons echoed example to all the others Ii* Most persons were not feeling a lot do With trying 10 from municipal court, state saw the whole thing as a matter these sentiments. "He should who are trying these dodges," U charitable, however, "He peach him—at least, this won't revenue sharing, recoveries of Nixon being victimized by his pay it," was the idenUcal she added. and beginning year surplus. should be impeached for it, an'i help him at all." Baxter said if spending is curtailed the city should end the with a carry-over of OVIEI)O - Even if Clifford owner of Oviedo $204,256. A carry-over is to operate the city Texaco gas station, gets more government during the first few H fuel next month he may not months of the fiscal year before open his doors. That's t By JANET BATTAELI: guard spokesman said there were 8 John A. Spoiski angry he Is about having "to let property taxes begin coming In. Associated Precc Writer He recommended a $14,832 unconfirmed reports of 40 to 50 ' the vultures come in and get cut In police department Tornadoes struck an area stretpersons missing. 1.• of the most burning gas for nothing." In Paths ching from Georgia to Canada late budget, a 134,350 cut in Whole neighborhoods were national questions of the day— Bombings Pendarvis recently had to department, deferring pur Wednesday and early today, killing destroyed, buildings leveled, how many people will wake up "cut back" his prices to make chase of a tanker truck and more than 330 persons, the worst Of Havoc ' railroad cars and trucks upended b this morning ready to admit up for what the Internal related equipment, $172,000 Cut tornado death toll in half a century. Here is a state'tj',-state death In Germany' the vicious winds that struck the that they felt the Hearst kid. Revenue Services said was $801 in the thousands of injuries and millions streets department in- toll from the tornadoes which naping was a put-on right from in overcharged gas prices at the eluding Cranes Roost- Lake toll Midwest and South, XENIA, Ohio tAP) - One of dollars in damage resulted from a wide area Wednesday: the beginning; but didn't have beginning of the year. Orienta.North Lake paving and In Washington, D. C., Witneti. '.ibed it as "worse the KENTUCKY: 77 dead, at the courage to express those the twisters that hit scores of cities paving or drainage for Ballard, least o injured. Heavy dam. American Red Cross said more than than any of the bombings in sentiments earlier? and towns, leaving many in He's now threatening to Palm Springs Drive and age at Louisville, Frankfort and Germany" during World War 800 disaster workers and nurses shambles, "close the doors" as soon as Newburyport and 112,300 cut in Rrandenberg. National Guard this month's allotment runs out other departments, were laboring to aid the homeless Early today, two tornadoes hit the He referred to the wreckage Secondly, a smile of which he says will be next called up. Telephone service and injured, Other relief workers satisfaction that everyone— week. town of Meadow Bridge, W.Va., of Xenia, a southwestern Ohio down In stricken areas, and disaster equipment from all regardless of their position in about 50 miles southeast of Some increases town which officials said was " INDIANA: 63 dead, at least life must follow the rules and over the country were en route to the "And I don't know if I'll Ofl "50 per cent destroyed" by a Charleston, killing one person and 1,000 injured. I)amage estipay their fair share of taxes, back up," he said bitterly. stricken states, Baxter said fines and bonds in mated at at least $25 million, tornado that pounced down on injuring several others. (Oh well, not quite everyone. "TtuitguytIromtI IRS who Kentucky appeared to be the itS 25,000 citizens Wednesday iPalcoUttareexpectedto hardest hit areas Hanover, in flaIl the town of Xenia, in south. Tax loopholes gives breaks to checked the Pendarus' record be afternoon worst h it, with 77 known dead and up from the $75,000 budgeted southern Indlari.i, and Monti. some who may earn sioc* western Ohio, was devastated, books and said he had been to $110,000. Other Increases in cello and Rochester, in north. Officials said 24 persons were hundreds injured after tornadoes from investments before they overcharging gas prices revenue over budget are all. central Indi.na .National Thirty persons were killed and more confirmed dead, More bodies skipped across a dozen counties in start paying Income taxes while messed up the whole thing. than 1.000 were homeless in the were expected to turn up in in. ticipated in utility taxes, UP Guard called up. Telephone the center of the state Wednesda, a workingman gets only a rso tensified searches today. At commtmitv of 25,000. from $200,000 to $260,000 service down in stricken areas. exemption.) knocking out telephone service and "How can I be charging too because of higher utility cos least 1,000 persons were home. Rows of bodies were arranged in ts:AI.AIIAMA: 69clead. at least downing power lines, much shcn all the other state revenue sharing up from 350 injured. Damage estimated less. the rubble-strewn streets. More j stations were charging more $217,000 to $266,000 and carry. in imlitons. Hardest hit HuntsFive persons were killed and more • "It's the worst I've e'r victims 'ere thought trapped in and still are charging more over funds up from the $107,237 yule-Decatur area, Athens, than 200 injured in Louisville, where seen," said Georgeanne Water. And if that's not enough overturned cars, than lam?" the South Seminole budgeted to but heavy cutter, a Red Cross disaster twisters ripped up large sections f Jasper, Moulton, all in northern worry about, we have a gent by County gas station owner equipment was unable to get worker. "It is complete devas. neighborhoods, the name of Henry Aaron not asked. Baxter said it has been usual Alabama. lation" through the streets to lift the quite sure of whether he's going TENNESSEE: dead, hun' Alabama reported 69 dead, In. city Practice to review the dreds injured,54Heaviest vehicles. "Tornoirow is going to be to break Babe Ruth's record in diana 63. Tennessee 54, Ohio 35, Pendars'is said he made up budget for amendment at the damage at Cleveland and really bad," she said Wednes. bout 1,500 National Guard troops Cincinnati or wait'til he gets to the overcharge last month. end of April. Georgia 15, Ontario, Canada, 8, day night. "I really believe Atlanta were sent to Xenia to protect against Former Mayor I.arcnce Etowah in southeast and Cooklie said he used to pump more North Carolina 4, Michigan 3, shock will set in." looting and help in rescue work. A gas than any of the town's live Swofford 10 days ago said the Ville and Nashville area. Illinois 2, and West Virginia i. People already numbed by National Guard called up. stations. Now he receives Just city would have to raise the disaster were shaken again 01110: 35 dead, more thati 11,000 gallons a month and that PrOPt'TIY taxes this year if t)) new tornado warnings issu* Still some more. injured. TonDayton of Xenia,in near allotment has been cut again. spending were not curtailed. southwest, half Patty A during the early morning hours Had a call last week of a ______________________________. ______________________ today'. But they remained ca!: b andons P destroyed, thousands homeless resident telling me he uuld l' e',en as sirens wailed National Guard called up. Cm. l running for the seat now held li) trucks used loudspeakers cinnati damage estimated at SAN FRANCISCO AP Weather D ath Of Day State Representative Eugenee In working for his daughter's bearing the seven-headed announce, "Take cover' Taks.' $15 million to $20 mullion, ide. Sixty days of anguish, effort release, Hearst had arranged to cobra, symbol of the SLA. Mooney. fl cover" They crowded into Yesterday's high 91 i phone service out in stricken and hope - and a message give away $2 million in food to Radio station KSAN had m halls and stairwells until the this morning 67. Partly areas. I had mixed emotions. Details on Page 4A from Patricia Hearst to her the poor and announced that ceived the package c.ntaining funnel clouds swept by and cloudy, warm and windy GEORGIA: 15 dead, more parents: I reject you; you lie; I another $4 miUioa had Mooney has done an outbeen the tape, a tra nscript, and the disappear ed to(Ia) Witt) ('0CC 01 than 60 injured. Heavy damage cast in) lot itli my abductors; plas.i'd in CS(TOW and standing job. As a iimttt'r of ANL)EISON, Miss Lucille, would be throuhout northwestern area, my name Is Tania. showers. Considerable fact, last Saturday. I was to available for more Food RI or Sanford Telephone lint's to Xenia were Hearst said the voice on the ('ANAE)A: 8dead at Windsor, cloudiness tonight and For her father, Randolph A. aays if his daughter have served as niaster of cut by the twister, but Ohio Bell were retape was at least 10 his daughter's, injured. Frida y' with showers or ceremonies at an appreciat:on Hearst, newspaper president leased unharmed, restored emergency service thundershowers likely. CAROLINA: 4 dead. and editor, the weeks of dinner for Mooney, which was For his efforts, Hearst heard Stalling 4 with mobile phones, at Damage Murphy strangely cancelled at the last and Ste. desperati on had begun to turn the leader of the SLA say there The Red Cross set up a relief "You were playing games coah in western section. to hope. Her parents ordeal, was no further need to discuss minute. ndex ce nter in the Uowntown YMCA, stalling for tt'ne - which the MICHIGAN: 3 dead. Most which began when MISS Hearst Miss Iieiitst's releare. one of the few buildings spared Area Deaths damage in Hillsdale, southeast was dragged screaming from Now it becomes a little bit Entertainnit'nt 4A 88 "The subject has been freed FBI was using in their attempts tornado. It took in 350 the to assassinate me and the SLA by horoscope of Detroit. Bridge clearer. 813 her Berkeley apartment Feb. 4, 88 but she refused to go home, elenents which Hospital Notes .....IA ILliNOIS: 2 dead, 22 injured. appeared almost over Calendar 8A said a voice identifying himself guarded me," homeless. A grocery warehouse ( The announcement announcement is made Miss Hearst said of her father's housed several hundred more. Classified ads National Damage estimated at $1.2 mil14-ISA as "Field Marshall Cia." that Mooney is not planning on Food Giveaways food program. lion in Decatur area. Comic 913 Behind the rubble of another Societ y Hearst and his wife, Cath. 7Il running tip return to this %VEST VIIIGINIA: I dead. t'rowpsrd Puzzle "Personally, I don't believe 813 t'rine, building, Lxxhes were arranged were Sports' stunned, An underground newspaper Included it 12-l3A position—getting out of the " Hearst, president and eib- Ina ruw.Awom aflbendi To tornadoes hit the town of had Dear Abby 811 State with the tape was a color phongover received a message IlA political arena entirely. A of the San Francisco Exam . them suddenly cried out, Meadow Bridge about 50 miles the SLA Dr. Crane .........9B 'IV saying instruction for tograph of their daughter hold. t "Oh, 811 tremendous loss for Seminole and chairman of the Hearst my God," and collapsed into th southeast of Charleston. Sev- Miss Hearst's release Editorial Comment . lOA ing World News an automatic rifle and iner l6A e would be County as Far as I'm concerned. cm l were injured standing in front of a banner Corp. . told newsmen hours arms of a rescue worker. She sent within 72 tours ter, had found her son. Herald Staff Writer VVovv, He's Miffed At The IRS Tornadoes Kill 330; Thousands Injured 4 4tCLOG a ; ,$. sj4 _•i•••• - t' I,ifr -- _.•.;., .. DIAL (VERY o*v ft 'l WHY PAY ANTI.PERSPIRAP4T PEODORANT SPRAY SOJoPrnton WHI 11 .. . . .. States Worse Than �2A—The Sanford Herald Thursday, April 4 i aw ers OfChapin Perjury Trial NATION y - TODAY In WASHINGTON (AP) — Al. torneys are preparing to present final arguments on whether former White House aide Dwight I. Chapin li ed 0 Executive Pay Hikes Canada Balks At Study WASHINGTON i AP) - Executives Of 579 companies averaged total Increases oil.) per cent in salary and WASHINGTON IAPI - Canada has asked the In. in the Canadian sect.ion of the St. Lawrence River. Christian Herter Jr.,chairnmn Of the U.S. section ofthe Dunlop. He said this was somewhat below the Increases rc eivetJ by work ers generally, ctnmiuIon, says Canada made its request during the current week-long executive meeting of the commissi on, Dunlop said preliminary reports from the 579 com- Herter and Maxwell Cohen, Canadian chairman, said Canada's position makes it impossible to proceed with the studies at this time, but does not rule out the Possibi lity of panics showed salary increases of top executives averaged 6 per cent, and total compensation, including bonuses and other benefits, 7.1 per cent. The jury of seven men and five women is expected to begin thereafter in the newspapers. But he said he had no reason to leaked out, to shield the President and H.R. Haldeman, then withhold answers when he testifled to the grand . his top aide, from criticism be. cause they didn't know what prosecutor and the 33-year-old Chapin and then instructions from U.S. District Judge Get. hard A. Gesell. (lapin, now on leave as a vice president of United Air ments were made in connection with Segretti's Job, The Judge described as "very Concession fuzzy" the testimony of JIL-bert approved Segretti's hiring, but that he was so anxious to keep lines, was the principal witness regulatory agencies. sacrificed to the pursuit of national interests narrowly conceived," Moss said that Sen. Warren E. Magnuson, D-Washi,, chairman of the Senate Cotnmerce Committee, has agreed to cosponsor a bill "if the President is not responsive." Mngnuson's ccmm,tter hn nvercu:ht j th, r se tfl indcptnderit reuinti'y , Nixon gave this assessment of the troubled alliance in signing proclamation for the 25th anniversary Thursd,iv I rre.i( n f the N nh ttLnti,- Frut 1)r:.niz,i'i n W. Katmbach, President Nixon's former personal attorney He conceded at ne point, "1 made misstatemeas — I beht'Vt' I did" ii thC F'HI when .igt'nts questioned turn about the operations of Donald agencies who paid Segretti, that he had phtned (luipin to tell hun of the arrangemefli. "Mr. Kalmbach doesn't know to this day" Just By DANIEL J. FiOLEV The U.S. industrial complex CopleyNe ws Sece lead and 35 of other metals. ch up mendous qua titles of minera ls in producing th e automobiles, buildings, appliances and other goods which have given thIs rnnnti' the highest standard o( iivngL WASHINGTON — If you dislike waiting in line for gasoline for your car, you're going to hate wait in g in line for the car aself. according to the U.S. Depart. ment of Interior, and energy consiartpuon - in An exaggeration ' Perhaps. are only the beginning of what eventua lly may be a much larger and more serious mineraJ crisis. Metals The' 1'AIIflfrt". u sumption of metaLs in many "Right now, we are feeling the ad% erse effects of huge amounts of energy. 'r In just Metals alone. this parallel includes a significant Includes 1,0 pounds a year of iron and steel for every man, woman and child In the United dependence on f oreign sup. pliers. & a result of the Arab oil St,1114M 50 of aluminum, 25 of copper, 15 of zinc, 15 of embargo, which trandwrned the U.S. energy problem Into a P=43 aluminum." Aceordi ng to the Inte rior Department, the United Sta tes now imports all or virtually all of of a number of metals,' of oil," Interior Secretary cluding platinum. mica chromium and strontium, and Rogers C.B. more than 70 per cent of others Morton said recently. - the end of this to get half, or oF our mineral more, requirements from foreign mineral-hungry nations All over including cobalt, tantalum, aluminum, manganese, "Unless we learn _________________________ Competing this fluorine, titanium, asbestos, experience and learn fast, we tin, bismuth and nickel. "Furthermore, we will be could be confronted in the Just as has been the can with competing for those foreIV foreseeabie future with re energy sources, U.S.______________ depen. mineral products with other from - q> - -. ;I ,.,_ and I left Tijuana by -sovnicruiser bus for the 3Mour trip to Mazatlan at 11 P.M. on a Monday. We returned two wee later by train. We had no reset. anywhere. A!] we had as a ball. Before leaving, we asked a Mexican tourist bureau official IIEA I TTJF'\' A PARK -Mrs Toni if we would have difficulty finding good food and lodging f the tourist trail. "No, no trouble at all," he caid lie as right. AND WIN A PAINTING We arrived in Mazatlan a ign Iourna/i ts Told'How It Is Here 0s 11) CARI. W. J1ITTJ,,R overlooked by many fa COPIcYNeVIII-Sertice After watching the tropical Lullong European nations, his nation and the others -Gasolme is $1.28 a Austria," Rome said. ' are icerned Increased dependence on foreign suppliers certain metals, the U.S. government selling off war reserve stock of ' Piles of some of the metals. On in Twent) foreign Journalists acknowledge the United States The Junior Woman's Club Inflation ran at 7.6 per hopes to stir up interest n th e lire making a quick tour of six Is the only free world power last year and Is emec-tt1cent 'l't ed cities In : firt,f .......... ,,.,, flflIfll fri -) alpdia' on standing (I to approach 9,5 ii, (U1I(' aUuILs and 10 per cc kind project rrng(jbyth. U this oiiIlIiUflbijI in time of crisis, 0111(ifell to discover the lIark3 S reported, "In Information Agency. The said Austria's Dr. and all they can offer in the way itinerary includes New York, l(om' of recreation and relaxation Chicago, San Francisco, San from Go cents to $1 for a cup of without driving out of town. coffee, depending on the tm'0uion niego, Louisville, Ky., and editor, Place," he siad. Washington, I). C. Itorne, economic The club hopes, with a little The idea behind the U. S. Vienna Daily Arbeiter Zeitung, lie said "Industry and the help from area residents, to Slate Department and co-author of th unions are working together — e book, -Co . save these parks for the project is to (imniliarize foreign Existen ce Between East and doing more than government" for West, said Austria is girding to stabilize the economy. O(ten, says Mrs. Freem, business and economics, fight expanding infl ation and w he n lack of interest is shown the way this country with i spokesman for Poland, Dr. really a balance - of-payments for the beauty and conservation functions, contrary to ihisz Piontek, foreign tiat problem th is year. lie expects of small city parks they are so nic pssibIy have been led affairs editor, Prawn I Zycie the country to utilize upused for other purposes, The believe, i Law & Llfej, sa id in an inproximatel club hopes to prevent this y $140 million , Is "Mainly Eurnruanc •k.,, i IuImuoriaoie place that charged us $8 for our accommodations. We had more than enough flitted in from the Sea of Corte, a block away. We picked up our ferry tickets for the 244-mile crossing to La Paz and stopped off at a little blue beach restaurant. With Acce s o s NEWAR) N. (AP)—For the Jersey City bank had access bank Official. The official testified Wednes. day at a trial In federal court in which Astor, a descendant of one of America's foremost 11,iancjaj einpir-a, First Jersey pnj he. can sometime i and 1970 the gems dfssppea red Hidden i. *nt. repoirted.1y had hidden the diamonds to keep them from his second wife, Gertrude. This was in 1954 when the Astcra were Involved In divorce Blip- Watergate Fallout' tJev,' Tactic J Mitchell and Suns are ac'cused of Impeding a Securities and Exchange Commission mn of financier Robert I- Vcoorateernpire, ______ rent ( his secret $O.01)0 cash contribution 'a PresideW Nixon's 1972 1eeUon campaign. . - - - -- • - ---- . .-. mem bets of Coram predict - happening in Sanford. IV V.uroolollars. been hearing nothing but t is counto. A drive is under way to boost making an active effort to negative things lately about machine tools and other eWts develop a program of economic The Sanford Wonlan's Club America -about tile economy. and to attract American cooperation with U, S. com- Kissinger On the ferry "La Paz" • fl ri ,4; 1 - Kissinger and his wife. Nan. i6, . •> \ . . - Orr Senora Maria de Jos Angela BOTTOM'S UP Home .' el " met and made friends with a handsome Mexico City family. uai a 0616 nau pdcr,eu L3 54110. campaign and introduce the a iuncn or but we realize now Problems shrimp, cheese and crackers re ported interna ti onal especially Interested in high the economic strength of for her husband and five oil companies received a bad technology. in the 5th Street Park on Oak America.', one v is itor said. Irccs -in Europe after a children, aged from Avenue April 27. The probletns seem Joint Venture to have Washington, ftC., inquiry ma de only a very small We had beer, brsn dent in in1uited 86 pe r Other clubs In to cent of the theparticl area are the Mnerican spirit." 'Although there is no buns. By pooling OUT $OtWS1 increaed profits of American- privately owned industry', I being encouraged Pa te In spite Of we ate like ba rons In the 3otne apparent based Internationah came in "Take A Park To Heart." 'drifting away" from America i-:urope. from believe joint ventures art: comfortable lounge amidsh1p, psmblt'," Piontek said. during 17-hour ACAPULCO, Mexico (AP) Secretary of State Henry A. K issinger and his bride are keeping a low profile on their Mexican honeoon, 0 ordered steak but the rest of us had lobatet-. The bill, with tip, was $14. The food was exceflent. to IN THE NEWS that ldent Nixon's a flt Wednesday reading . . . ment to pay a bout $465,000 in and re laxing at the swimming . No Probe . . back taxes arid interest will pool of the house whet* they are hurt him In the congressional staying at this resort ci ty. They ;. .. impeachment Inquiry. But o did not leave the hcse all day. mere the Jewels went has t ers say the tax issue will not Kissinger has been invited to neve r been discovered. In addi-. impeachment que ct the • sp eak on Friday to a group lion, a source close t4 tle can lion, called the Young Presidents. revealed Wednesday that no . But a spokesman for the organ. criminal UgaUon was ever ' Rep. Al th tfllman D-Ore., a Izatlon of wealthy young execuWinched into the din ppearing -. mem be r of e Joint Committee li ,ves said Wednesday that Kisdiji by eltiier on 1nfrpjl Revenue TUMIO, singer has not Indicated as yet Ador. 7be Ion has not been said "My best guess Is that this whether he will appear. referred to at ' will le gally close out the (taxi al as a theft, ---. matter, but politically it will be The source said the FBI was •'•another disaster for the Poitier alerted to the Loss In 1970 but did President." DEEP IN THOUGH I NAIROBI. Kenya LAP) not undertake a probe because Ameri can actor Sidney Poltler IGNORING PARTISAN ties, tttee'5ff O Rep, the hank refused to sign a Peter Wedneadayreport Rodino, left (D-N. J.) chairman of the house Nixon says Kenya is a model multtra. complaint that would have owes clal society which white minor. $444,022 in back Judiciary Committee, confers with Rep. Edadmitted the Jewels were Mo. o verflments southern Af taxes plus interest. later kn. ward Hutchjo (R-Mich.) on who will be ed flea would do well to imitate Wednes da y, it was discl os According permitted access to the controversial evidence The black au', here to film that the Internal Revenue ServJewels were all accounted for concerning President Nixon's impeachment " Th e Wilby Conspiracy" with ice told the President he by bank Offic" in 1%3 when accumulated by special Watergate prosecutor British actor Michael Caine, S43Z7 7 117 before interest . they were moved. Leon Jaworskj. told newsmien Wednesday that The only member of the 1G. Kenya could become "the seemanconunitteetooppose MItoIlood." lease of the staff report, Sen. The movie being filmed deals Carl T. Curtis, R-Neb,, said: with racial separation policies "To have lmpeac;unent, you in South Africa and a black have to have high crimes fugitive on the run from white misdemeanors. And the tax police. controversy, regardless of its SACIIAMENTO, Calif. AP feet anyone else" except Ret- merits, ii not in that area," Onada - California IA. Gov. Ed Reineck,. ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) Sen. Walter F. Mondale, D. KAINAN, Japan (API — necke says that despite his inReinecke was Indicted Southern Airways Inc. is seek- dictment On three coun Minn., a member of the I, - Japanese World War II ts of Wednest'a)- in Washington on n log a federal court order that perj y by the Watergate tlu'ee counts of lying in sworn ance Commit tee who is con Ler LA. H iroo Onoda has finally grand would force Gulf Oil Corp. to jUt')' he' a 1976 presidential set foot again in the house of his s Still in the race to testimony April 19, 1972, before sitlering race, said: . supply fuel in compliance, with succeed Coy. Ronald "It Is a terrible . birth af ter an absence of nearly Reagan. U.S. Senate Judiciary a coitract which the airline ample for "I am innocent. I will plead years President to set mittee during hearings on Corn. Rich. . says was signed before the not guilty," said Ileiñecke, for the American people." ('hm ng residents of Kainan, who ardG, KleAr*Jiens('s nomins energy shortage. 40 miles sou th of Osaka, lIned was Reagan's hand-picked as attorney general. Asked how he thinks it will In a suit filed in u.s. Dlstrt cholcr in 1X9 as No. 2 th e st.rcets Wednday to welthan in Questions focu3,d on whe ther affect Nixon's stand ing With co me Onoda . Court here this week, Southern California state government. He bowed deeply Reinecke told then-Atty. Gen. Congress said Gulf charged 1240,991,37 and the country', Mon. and shook hands with his moth. "I am in the gubernatorial John N. Mitchell about a ,. dale replied: "it won't help and er arid father before entermn shove the contract price for race to stay I will win the June i: 000 offer (rim Internatic,nal it will probably hurt" three million gallons of aviation pwnary amid I will in th the hiiu,ce, e Telephone &'relegriiphicorpo fuel de red from Jan. 1 to November election and be Onoda hid out in Philippine Sen."ItVance your D,Int, underwrite the Republican No. said: would Harke, have been March 23. jungles next governor," Reineeke, a for some 30 years after tional Conventlor, before or . The contract was for fueling Republican, told a packed news World War if If because he had had after the Justice paid them taxes paruzwnt ter he Southern planes at Eglin Air conference Wednesday. when they were due, Instead not been cwikred by his super-isettled an I'll' antitrust suit Force Base, Fla.: Mobile, I: Reinecke said be would seek July 31, 1971 ors to surrender. 1k finally no w." But he aiij.etl that '- Lsonv,lle Fla.; t'c1b, .1 change Venue Ii bring the don't think himself up March 10 this i1i tve any gave A tratcnipt of th ose hearings I. ; th'Iazvjo, Fla.; Greenville, trial to California ç - "I don't quotes Reinecke as saying be di rect effect on impeachment C. Baton Rouge. La.; Green. Sif'c his taxes are not an issue Hyena told Mitchell about the ofkg' intheimpeachinentqi,iJon..s siood, S.C.; and Muscle in Washington, D.C., these (IurtngaSeplernb 1971 facets. Shals, Ma. days." fa ce meeting. But Reinecke Sen. Walisce F. Bennett, R. SAO PAULO, Brazil (APP Gulf has Indicates it would m new Brazilian Academy of Earlier Wednesday, Reagan later said he first told Mitchell Utah, said: "I don's think thete Humor cut Off Ow fuel NVOY unless aPpesired shaken after leiarriLng about the pledge in te leplicim is any Mpeachable has voted to award Seesout&ni pays the total amown about Reinccke's indictment. conversations in June, quality retiary Of State [it Dry A. Kissin. Gulf has billed, the suit said. (his series of transactlonij," Reagan said ne thought his pier its first "Order of th Reinecke explained that aisStrict it e could not obtain fuel lieutenant governor should be crepancy by saying the cornBennett joined other mein. laughing Hyena" medal. elsewhere, Southern said, it regarded innocent until proven mittee asked him only about bets of Congress would lose $60,000 a day it Gulf guilty in Court in expressing isaThe acadeng)', Whose symbol meetings, not telephone conre spotted hyena doubled up in lief that Nixon deliver ies. agreed to pay Iahter, Asked if the Indictment would versatlons the back outhern a ccused Gulf of derail his own undeclared taxes "1 urn glad he diplomat praised the American camIf convicted, Remnecke could did Wednesday for his thobecause,comjngj more for fuel than Is palgu for 10 fa a maximum ptnalty of five GOP presidential ability to "keep his sense of days before allowed wider regulations of nomination in 1976, Reagan re- years Al 15, this sets a humor in spi of Imprisonment and a Federal Fie formidable te wonderful example for the proW plied, "1 don't think it will af- 12,000 fine on each count. and apparently insurAmericn taxpayer. mountable tacles," - . ur constuction by Universal Tank Co. of Columbus, Ohio, overshadows the old 50,000 gallon tank built in the early 4. The new tank will be 136 ft . high and have a quarter-million-gallon completion in 60 days. The capacity and is due for additional s ustained pressure for fire fighting isexPected to give the city abetter fire rating. Crane on top is used to hoist precut sections up to be welded. - .7 --'- — BOYS WILL BE BOYS HOME DECORATION with a touch of whimsy was conceived by author Wayne Floyd in this ir of humous wall pIaqu. A novel touch is supplied by al string of yarn which connec the two Photosto make an offbeat conversation piece for a rumpus or game room for photc 1am, , I • - ( DIAL A 149.90 R SPECIAL! - -MAT C HOOVER VACUUM 1 . I! S'f-prj,..j Hoover DiaI.A.Motc lets you / i j'Je easd over all surfaces Features automa tic Ilo11nç2 run adjustment shag tread I, traction is it cleans ,. SPECIAL! EUREKA UPRIGHT DIAL-A-NAP R VACUUM - . 59.99 : . . - ' ' - Dul.A N(ip' POStori handle, t,-; - ,vitch for on - off control, oil metal Construction I nc ludes5 - PC tool set - - : ,',.-' 'r - -- VACUUMS lower level, aitamonti' sjrm gs Your JM credit card makes shopping easy U- . AtTA).ONTf SPir.C,, - • I" ' - S MRK IRfi SHOP JM ALIAMONTI SPRINGS K AONDAY ipikU S ATO R DAY 1100 Iii 900 Heald Photo By Jane ,ats.lbarr) CASSELBERRY'S NEW $66,000 elevated water tank now under ' of - WASIUNGTON(AP) —Some Airline Sues Reagan Protege Facing Gulf Oil On 3 Watergate Lie Counts Fuel Contract - -- - 'EopLE...1 , affe ,., •; Tax Report on . grmxb looked In on them from time to time or not. "it would seem so," the bank ficial said-Astor is suing the Bank vice president Herman w his Jewels better. whettw he while was undeay. At the time the gems were moved from Astor's private pository to a cashier's vault filled with other unclaimed Property. &IenhUlZ UkII all he knew t ha t AMø box "full of diamonds," he said. The new location was acces. sible over the next seven years to 41 persons, Suertholz acknowledged under examination by Astor's attorney Wi lliam L. DIII, "Itwas otsome had gone in there and removed the box," Dill said, etving to what Suenhohz saw when Astor came to claim the eifl5 in 1r0. Congress Reacts TO th should have taken care of several notices to pick up his to the vaul t w the gems Pei hidden, according to a f nk ey ecause it was remodeling Its- safe dept room. He said the bank took the action on its own because Astor failed to answer Playboy John Jacob Astor III thouj he alone had keys to a safe deposit box holding $4,000 In diamonds. 41 employes of NEW YORK LAP) - Defense for former Atty. Gen. John N. Mitchell and one-time Conerce secretary Maurice H. Slans argue today t the criminal conspiracy case against the pair contains fallout from Watergate. One of three motions to (113ruins that the grand Jury that accuied 1.1w mesn. bets was tainted by the standal mnohing the l eak-jn Democratic National headq uarters 'n Washington The government rested its case Wednesday, and Federal Judge I P. Gaglia rdi ulec] on :mdtrial tie' fetise motions to dismiss wi th the jury a bsent. Such motions rarely are granted. but are regirded as a necuy part of w Suanhols testified that seven years, while wealthy Astor, a Miami Beach T ________________________________________________________ _________________ ' 4 Peg, who is allergic to seafocd, to Playboy Not Only One . dawn. we headed back to the bus station to ask abouta hotel Our baggage checker made call and then took us to a bear, Rome Ironically. while some Of. r , wi~ ( 4:25 a.m. With no hotel reservations we wandered along the beach and watched the fishermen sailing for their daily catch and the early-rising restauranteurs opening the bamboo curtains lining the promenade, Fore have been little used and - by comparison. 11'' improve the small parks in tifl. According to Mrs. Freeman, .11 My wife Peg; thr" children, Chris, l, Mike, 16, and Pat, 15, • • Community Improvemein Project C11') being tn spons ored b the Saniorl Woman's Club, Junior Woman's Club and the newly10fh Junior Miss Club. Dona t i ons may be made to any club member, or mailed care of Mrs. loin Freeman, )'2 Dugwood Drive, Sanford, The drawing for the winner of the painting will take place on April 27. the wore. This situation could lead to a global crisis that would make our current energy CflSi.s look like the g1 old days 3,000 miles, A lot of the way was on foot, too. • - -I cab, car and train for more am • • tickets for an original oil painting valued at $150 donated sources," says Elburt F. Osborn. director of the Interior Department's Bureau of Mines, a Woman's club are -selling raffle which he drafted for ousted There are several ways to travel through Mexico, We tried bus, boat, burro, •.: city, members of the Junior White Ho use coun.'el John W. Dean Ill and perhaps John D. Ehrlichman. we may be !or -. The parks effort is being Haldeman removed from the metals taina'eulng each year, .,'• .• Sanford is being spearheadt,l by the Sanford Junior Woman's Club conservation department l By CECILSCAGUONE COPICYNeW$SITYICe ' awareness and raise funds for operation that he left his name out of a memo about Segretti, dence on foreign sources of jr- • the improve ment or the par ks p •-. In Mexico f 1 . • Thursday, April 4,1974-3A s Sanford has many parks which shortages of iron, steel and overreliance on foreign sources ways Parallels the coirisumption the world, But am* US. Offklab am saying that the fuel shortages crisis, some officials are examining the Coun' future vulnerability to a similar minerals crisis. Small Park A "Take A Park To fleart campaign to stir publi i) ' 7 Have A Ball Herald Staff Wi'ftr J The Sanford Herald 4' " By JEAN 1'AflESO.j S hortage Lines: Now It's Minerals Crisis Cnn coordinated with the curren, in his own defense, testifying for about 3 hours Wednesday. WASHINGTON 1AP)- Sen. Frank E. Moss. D-Utah, says he is seriously considering legislation to block what he called "White House med dling" with f ed eral ' Haldeman tion to the grand Jury, but Judge Gesell dismissed one count. It charged that Chapin lied when he said he did not know what financial arrange- ught to Improve Segrettl was doing. fie was Indicted on four counts of giving false informa- "Atolutely, I didn't want to embarrass Mr. Haldeman." he added. "In regard to that Mr. Segretti did, Mr. HaldCHWI had knowledge." White House Meddling WASRINGION 1AP) - President Nixon says -the Atlantic alliance remains the cornerstone of Unit ed States f or eign policy:' But, he declar ed th at past achievements in protecting Oe security Of the West -Must not be FBI often wound up shortly as word of Segretti's operations neY3 for the special Watergate a study later, Atlantic Alliance because what he was telbql the Chapin said he was anxious, of political sabotage. deliberating the case today after the arguments by attor- £ how much was paid to Segretti, ft Jude salt Each count carries a maxiinum penalty of five years in prison and a fine of $5,000. elecUon tsw violations C0n neetlon with his "dirty operations. (apin said he was djtw'b - unds So Round Segretti, who pleaded federal grand jury probing acts ternaUonaI Joint Cmg not to proceed with studies other compensation last year, according to figures released by Cost Of living Council Director John T. Last as / �lhursddy, Apt 14, 1 V14 Kimbrough Opposes Aluminum Wire Use Humps Harrell Completes FBI Course 4- - -. -J '._ f ( Slow Traffic At Center v4ifin rivIg. of law ergy ('risis Ncigs SuL)urb"'ici E,, TheSemlaoleCcwty building N's group and the county's ____ department has again ued a Men Deputies To Benefit ALTAMONTE SPRINGS— vague endorsement of said tl* program will actually has a new chief deputy or an d chief Speed humps placed on la5, Seven Was bthd5 on a shell in his aiumlnum wire for use in be run t1roua the Magnolia and Highland Streets home but unty mmison 5ncyhe state . After a three month cotri, it the FBI "I will Incorporate the Information and u- 10 $low traffic eamte to the Chairman John Kimbrough academy Duane Hall has reh.d is the civic center recreation perk remains unconvinced it is ufe. per1 from Keeton said that procedural sheriff's department much more into thS *lltI InIZ21 P1" will rein for a trial period, Noting the building depart. flilCS made it necessaryfor knowledgeable about law enforcement Mayor Norman Floyd told sai d. Ment reiterated the neceggity of county to request the grant trimmer by 50 pounds. e said he dissident residents this ' C*UOn HII PC aluminum wiring being *33.000 for an adolescent school While at the academy in Qmtico, Va., learned at ft Academy is that burglars we Pr0PerlY installed before it is program by his group, and -, Hafl, the firet Seinlne Chun law e councilitnetin muffing the best the most dange safe, KImth . d earlier 115,000 for mental halth coie of action ho aid city tuvunef4 Officer to participate in the "A burglar does not know what he will find this week he will check with rather than a joint application p. residents livia confronted with . Inside house. He may find a man UINP Congressional sources in by the two KTOopS. I expected a lot from the program but I, Was t fflU of MW decide to rope her. Then, realizing hiswo petiUona Washington for results of a the humps and a* O thd sup. far better than I anticipated." national probe into the soft &llt and bowing is the 0Y Community Action porting them, "I d1't think they could pump so much substitute for copper. knows ot the aim he kills herand the feeling ' into you in so short a tim.- H&MU &W& T confuse the issue The building department-3 of guilt will not affect him as much," Harrello Further "If we weren't In class, studying, or taking some signatures appeAred on Iai survey of counties and CoinmIssoners promised to I both petitions and, in oe case, notes we wen exericialng," he said with a professional engineers clear roadblocks so far oba petition carried the same chuckle that kis you Imow he enjoysd m oughouI the Mate revealed Mnicting montbl paymentr Firearms Training minute of It. sature twice, that those counties allowing a total $35, they had agreed '11111411 reemonth Cow,jin Dan Dorfman's Included _Of all co', aluminum wire do so with the to pay Seminole County ef deputy said he psychology, public speaking, firearm suggestion that humps be strict inspection and in most enjoyed the firearmi course, Community Action Inc., in -• training, public.comrnunity relatkxs, sex removed from the block on both structions on maintenance, "Targets simulate running men mad theta February. 14 crlmes management and problem solving, he streets from Ipswich to -are targets that pop b in a window, Charlotte County reported The board learned that no ° said. Maitland Avenue west and be that problems with aluminum money has been paid to date, which you are supposed to fire at and others, CHIEF DEPUTY HARRELL "We studied Supreme Court decisions and retained on the block from In the shape ofa woman, you are not supposed forcedcontracthrstogokw butsaldilisbowvj by federal ...Theykeptusbusy Ipswich ad the civic center tofireat,"Jlarrellsatd copper, while Marion County revenue sharing rules (the — died from lack of official and Tllahai do not allow Uffmill support. anyaiminumw1reIn lumPpaymentsasrequestedby Wholesale The report also contained a the agency. ____ Parents expressed concern list uf nine aluminum wire list The commission aL,o agreed E 'I* t h e r Way, I t thatift1whumpsi,low removed violations found during one to work for tie appointment or W'611 Cost rrices Rise speeders would endanger week In March, including three the Rev. Amos Jones t neighborhood thllen. hi by PaInwr Electric and one by agency's board. calling his By DONNA ESTES Th.City Electric,, firm owned omission from the present said the humps are tearing cars the engineer mid is due to in. Altamonte Springs to treat the system has 5.= ply herald Staff Writer by county electrical review bokd a "misunderMandl" flatlon since the time a bid was sewage at Its regional plant. He Palm said,connections, up and a thirill group Suggested board chairman Buddy EldelI. that the street be closed at the Acting on a plea from the WASHINGTON AP) opened in late February for the recommended a connection fee _____ Fiscal agent Loomis I.eedy civic center property line. They LONGWOOD_Consulting sewer collection system,, Agency to prevent future Wholesale prices rose sharply of $200 where lines are not In- said the 4Oyear bond Issue said a small area could be left " engineer William Palm warned $l,6a9,300 hid from Associated Mailed and $25 where lines are when sold on Medicaid Takeover "misunderstandings," Kim. again last month despite the the open market open for bicycle and p4j city council Wednesday night Contractors and Builders was already W. bough promised to serve as first big decline in prices for would bring an interest rate of traffic. Drummond said It's time further delays In r.pprovthg the extended to April 13 with the commission ftason with the farm products and processed The rate to be charged by 6.5 per cent. He added that he City Atty. stale took over all Medicaid group. proposed $3.!7 million sewer stipulation the contractor could Altamnonte Springs to Longwood expects to have the bonds rated askedJoseph to lookDsvls Into was the foods In four months, the govconstruction and water expa1nent.s_,i move which he ernment said today. pass on increased materials is 33 cents per thousand gallons, with a "good BBB." The rating procedures required to close off said would save Seminole Utility Hearing pansion bond issue could cost costs to the city. The bid must 'but don't hold me to this," determines the attractiveness the street. A 2.1 per cent drop reported the city $200,000. County $150,000 a year. be accepted immedliately, Palm Palm said, in prlcei for (arm products, of bonds on the market. And if the city does not go said. nsnoiid said the state If Highland and Magnolia Southern Gulf Utilities, processed foods and feeds A question was asked about through with the project, his Palm said the city can at- were dosed, entry to the perk currently sticks the county with recently hit by reslgnatlonj of (ailed to offset the big rise in the reported 45 cents per tempt to build Its own sewer would have to be by Longwood firm must be paid $53000 in Monthly Charge paying for nursing home Its top county officers, now prices for a broad range of Inthousand gallons which treatment plant but the state Avenue. engineering fees, Palm said. Patients and many tn-patient faces a 'massive public dustrlai goods as the over-all AItamonte Springs official.. Department of Pollution "U the city thinks there is hospital yj. In the meantime, Floyd said hearing" into possibly (bowing price Index for Mardi in. Palm said the monthly Tssaday night said would be Contti would give a permit for the humps will remain as a The going to be a depression or charge to city householder, for charged PolkCounty the company out of the county, creased by a seasonally adjust. Southern Gulf Utilities only an Interim system and the traffic relonyoujog0on," sewer service will be s-so has already adopted a control device. Commissioner Sid Vthlen Jr., ed 1.3 per cent. for sewer treatment from city would eventually be or. "Everyone says what he resolution calling on the said Tuesday he Is pushing Palm told councilmen. Last month's Increase cornm $200,000 additional cost, Including an estimated $3j7 Plantation Estates In C'ange dared to connect to the regional doesn't want, but no one can legislature to provide omnplete ahead with plans to "on ce and pared with a jump of 1.2 per monthly which must be paid to County, Qty Atty. Joseph Davis plant give a solution," he said. state coverage of Medicaid for all" determine if Southern 'cent In February, both highly the fIgure was an arbftrary payments, he salt Gull should be allowed to stay inflationary rates but mo one and not firma. in the face of repeated moderate than increases in the "Everyone who uses lbs Altamonte system will be $50,000 Drug Program'4 1ations and customer previous three months, the La. CALNO Members Seek 1plainbatau its pts charged the same," Davis said. rie board Agreed to suxty a Acting utilities diiector Bob Wholesale Prices over the Unified Land Use Plan Davis is AW city allarney in request for county backing of a Parmelee said he will be glad to Past year have risen 195 per Aftamonte Spi'Ü Palm LAKE MARY — CALNO Altamonte $30,000 drug program p. conduct the study, but warned wt.1ieyusuaya.Jl Sp r I a ga, 15 also consulting engineer plAcation, but said It did Council of Local Government Casselberry, Lake Mary, not commissioners information later at the retail level, have the ezpertlse to ad. gathered to date will hive to be The over-allcre Liue members Wednesday night Whiter Springs and th. county minister disputes between of agreed to direct a rut1on to commission was supplemented by Hook-On System "very in- wholesale prices last month the county commlion calling rmelumon ahould be adoptedth. at competing agencies. vulveit" docwneniatlon the May lifted the government's pricing for a cooperative effort $10 Ron Keeton, director of meeting. The utility has more than Index to 154.5 of the 1967 prepare one land ON plantofor Altamonte Palm said lb. city presently county's Drug Action COrn. 2,000 sewer and water average, meaning that Springs Mayor has available to hook onto a it cost the entire county. miltee, apologized for the customers in th and aply ,snnd *j Norman Floyd, CALNO sewer e south and $13450 to buy the seine volume 2,000 coliectjc, apparent competition between central county area. The Legislative Delegatk'n chairman, said today P415).MI Prim *54.0 of wholesale goods that 1100 but he expects 3,000 connections -- a last week in approving organization composedanof would be the city's tctal U the purchased In 1967. 183 L proposed legislation requiring representatives of all sys The government said that all the governmental units in membergovernments to tem Went Into operation In 12 add. ISIbIViStS. nnj II monthe. Price Increases of Industrial Seminole to have cornThe financial break-even commodities, regarded as one prehensive land plans adopted prepare a single plan own receiving Input from each Point would come when the of the truest barometers of In. by Oct. 1, 1V77 urged the governme,J body. flaticm, rose 29 per cent, both cooperative arrangement Sanford He said with this method all out of the Mill moving truck seasonally ad justed and unad. The mennl5 Of the CALNO plans would doe.Iafl and only to be caught momenta Justed, with prices of metals group which now hw4uds as savings of taxpayers dollars George Byrd, 19, Of Ifll% later and fuel leading the way. Palmer A. The members LongwoodPtin.aaIto Ave., in county youth was charged with InrU3ewas the second hlgh,551 result Jail In lieu it MOOS L rckI.t, dp4u4,s I..A(... ....ti— fI 1QR avaA.A ....I.. I... — charged Wednesday with and not having a drIver's 3.2 per cent jump last manslaughter. license. tier. " ' Nos'em. Driver, Passenger Die Mattress fire Wednesday at Decreases for livestock, Fountain Lodge, 2796 Oclando grain, raw cotton, eggs, Fem Park Drive. EMhUI ___ In Volusia 1-4 Crash fruits. fresh vegetables and live Carpet valued at $200 5(0150 Camera, cash and food poultry dropped prices for farm Two out-of-etate men were flipped off,an overpass landing from home on Draoole Way alone 4.2 per cent in killed and one was injiwed valued at $52 stolen WednesdayProducts owned by Dick early on Dlrksen Drive, today in a one car accident on IAtlanta, Georgia. Murts of from home of Larry Ordell Lyle Stai, 23, Also of Qilco, .'o:• the wholesale chain, 4 hi Volusia County, Rappe 34Green Meadows ptL, ci Florida California Is in Seminole consumer foods—those ready HIghway Patrol spokesman Mem , Wednesday from home of or for ial Hospital in fair sa le on supermarket said. - - AJaT2fld condition, a hospital apokessnan Mitchell, 63 ci shelves—dropped 1.4 per cent Robert Lee Wagner Jr., 20, of sa 1107 Maitland W. 8th Street. Valued at $7e. id today. With lower prices tOt' meats, Mic higan, and Thomas Edward fresh e wreck occurred at Th vegetables and 3:20 eggs Forest City R I c h a r U C h a r I e a tially offset by increases par- Perry, 18, f Chico,Calif ornia, a.m, and is still under In. for p0.died when the car driven by &eenhelmer, 11, of 536 E. lathes, sugar products, cereals 'Jgatlon by the Highway Tools valued at $375 stolen on Poinsetta Perry hit a guardrail and Patrol. Court charged and bakery goods. unknown date from home of Thursday with grand larceny George Persons, 3, of 16$ and jailed in lieu of $5,000 bond. EDITOR'S NOTE: Has the Yowwindsiie1dwashed agai,i gy: Rose Meo pushed her urbs. Most were white, married energy liIs left an Imprint on The economic Impact was not American life? Associated Overwhelming,exceptft —Most people are driving shopping cart down a super. and at least high school gradu. Press IrePOners have talked WhoItjobsorllyelna1J4lec. less and many say they will market aisle In West Mifflin, with government leaders, tric homes, Pa., a blue collar suburb 20 social scientists and the man on band likes the lower gas bills," minutes driving time From Drive Less something has changed, said Mrs. Lyle Holmes, a Well. Pittsburgh, the street ho get a preliminary saysBut the residents of suburbia. ey, Mae., housewife. "It's disgnstthg," she said. irsaft On this question. In this And Planners and builders see Over per cent said y --Gasoline shortages have "Everyfim I shop, prices have drive less on Sundays and about second of a series of suburbs three arti. more changes down the road, coaxed people aboard mass jumped. Why, they raise them the same number visit relatives cle the effects on the are examined. transit. Commuter buses and right before my eyes. Cross Section and friends less ofii now. enjoy a new found popu"And it that this enerAbout 25 per cent go out ho Associated Press reporters ltralm arlty. The By TERRY RYAN now is for better gy recently visited a crisis is the same old story. resthuranla less frequently and ho the suburbs them. Everyone wants to get the Assodated Press Writer of suburba there was a marked decline of The energy CrisIiniUally a affluent It west of Bo thmit to suburban mobility— ton, to nIddidle-class Glendale. last, about the little man. Pretty Beyond that, per cent were is —People are staying closer to soon we're going to have noth- dissatisfied with the general a nagging today. nowmore L" most American irritation north of Is Angeles. They home. Weekend Jaunts are no lag but the rich and the poor conditions In America suburbs. talked to people in super. longer a prestunption and some and no middle class." It's something ho wo And 53 Per cent said fife would about markets, service sthtions, city people even think twice about along with Food prices and ha and on the streets, The University of Pitta- be no better in 1V6. going across town. school taxes and maybe poil. burgh's Center for Urban R ReIn addition to a widespread tics. Many suburban residents re- search recently studied reIn the long run, say planners The gAwline lines have van. cynicism, about the whole late the energy crisis to larger Snse to the energy crisis in and builders, the energy crisis thing, they found aby few problems challenging their fife- the Pittsburgh area. Two-thirds will move people closer to ished, and you might even get changes produced thetangible ener- style. of those surveyed lived in su where they work. r —amov ___________ ,7 - ' , The Sanford Herald 'IV Thursday, April 4, 1914-5A I v -- - . -, urn surprised at you, Vera. Don .! waste another minute. '.t right down to Zayre Oh. Nina! Our tv conked out m. other day and I've been all over town trying to find one WOfl t wreck (Mit budget. where you can buy a very famous name tv set for pracOca1 a pig gb bank of pen- / nies! j-jj - - -,-, 111 1EhIJliftEflinii1c - save 81.99 ZYRC 19"¶O? American Made 100% solid state color portable television a New Electronic Calculator for - _____ ___ i*tav , __ - I _______ SANYO 1 5" TUAIJV vrnii I IIIVI'L I vu; I _ THANK YOU! County Oviedo Mike Fuley, 2?, of Chapman Ring valued at $40 stolen Road Tuesday reported $20 Wednesday from car in drive of stolen from a John Camp, 39, of 2104 mawiox. brook Blvd. i: Area Death Hicken Cosselber MI&S LUCILLE AND Girlfriend N MW Ladle Mdersoü, 83, of 196 Holly Ave., Sanford, died Wednesday night at Seminole Brisson Funeral charge. Police cri on a high speed chase cfli through counties, Continues cin barru.-r before bai1tn In Tampa Funeral Notice Lodge. Bore in Ovledo, she ANDII1 0N. MISS LUCILLI lived In Sanford for the past FUaIs,MIILUC,I 0, years. She was a member Of Ar,decon, 5), of $01 Holly Ave. Victoria Despang, the First United Methodlstc)iurcji S.InIOqd. *a,a.1,who died W#ditIdly, lO'3Om.. glrllrIendOfa man cnjiy,.j and was retired from Sanlord •I"Cwth , murder in the New Year's Eve Furniture Co., alter 33 years. L.o knq OfI(t1tiflq Biwiai ,. u 1972 shooting death of Eugene she is survived by a sister b. In Lak.vl.w CSmet,,y, Watson, 22, Sanford, today Mrs. AL Myers of Sanford, a pkadd guilt), to a reduced nephew ['. A. L Myers Jr. of 1 charge of disorderly conduct Dunedin. OAKLAWN stemming from the Incident. MEMORIAL PAkK SCIflflleQuitCOitrtJudge Robert McGregor ordered a ____ TAMPA, Fla. (AP) -- Attorneys for 14 defendants in a fed. eral itock fraud trial have B b baroecue sdsentt"ncIng(orJunel. Miss opened their case after If*fl, 23, (aces 60 days In The Sanford Police depart- cutor ended their five week cmiy jail for crime meat will host a chicken bar______ defense Ron aisturb criT a" POM tom Me JIWY W51In11417 Ori(10i117 Pin. at the police Benevolont hi5 lhd an aCcessory to PUblished Deily and Sundiy, Sa degree Cwa dw lakefront escept Saturday and did knowine MWdw after heir boylklendTickets are available at the tChristmas Day by "Inn Robert Ifleken, killed Watson WYORX(AP).....Gejajij departsrunitf or$2 Eld Pw,vent Sanford Herald, 300 N. . with .22 revolver after a fight S. SmIth , 70, a former polo is .çil to the public. French A ve., Sanford, Fla. t the curlly for a loan from(b ,ii Mobile Park. player, horse breeder and 37771. For a ticketyou wfll geta half Apopka Bad. McGregor, Wednesday merOfoardofthe New chicken. 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The ______ _____ RENT , 1;;;' i ._ _____________ , -- Vine St. at yre re Daytona Mall - �6A—The Sanford Herald Thursday, April 4, 1974 Polygraph Tes ts A id Business Hones ty The Sanford Herald BY MARX RANGE ('ople'NruSen-iee The high markings show that Gelb and four other putting out fires," he says. theater Gelb's agents for a periodic test. the subject's blood pressure, polygraphists examine "Only those who've been discovered that employes had "Just knowing you have to • pulse and respiration increased thousands of persons each year burned in the past set up stolen $78,000 In admission take a polygraph lest I 101,l,\'WO(Jl)-I.tjward Gelb when asked about former for business and industry to test security precautions." receipts. periodically is deterrent," says sits behind his desk and employers, prospective employes and For those who don't want to At one drive-in Gelb's agents Gelb. 'valuates the results of a ('icIb points to another erratic present ones for honesty. get burned. Geib's agency counted autos entering the In most cases the deterrent ilygraph test. arch which he says shows the - After leaving the Los Angeles sends investigators to pose as admission gate over a week's effect holds true; but It had "The subject shows deception subject had used drugs. Police Department's detective shoppers in an effort to nab period. After tallying receipts, failed to dissuade this young on questions 12 and 13," Gelb The person being tested was bureau in 1968 as a lieutenant, shoplifters. And for store the agents informed the theater man from stealing. He failed asserts positively. applying torn salesman job ma with a Medal of Valor to boot, owners whose employes are manager that his employes the polygraph test then conAnother polygraph examiner liollywood record store. Gelb has examined thousands stealing, Gelb's trained agents were stealing 50 per cent of the fessed that he'd stolen nods in agreement as he looks of subjects on the polygraph, pose as employes. recipta. "Most subjects believe they Required over Gelb's shoulders at the The polygraph Gelb's lie said 14 per cent of all Oil companies which own can pass or fool the polygraph findings. Both men now Because of frequent thefts major tool in protecting businesses that begin fleets of sell-service gas examination, even though they scrutinize the polygram's from the store, the owner business and industry from operations will go bankrupt at stations are also clients, are guilty," Gelb said, Ninety erratic markings which Gelb required all propedive em- Mt. Employe dishonesty in the end of the first year because Employes of these all-night per cent eventually confess says indicate deception-lying. pluyers to take the polygraph retail stores accounts for 70 per of employe dishonesty. type stations sometimes per. after tailing the test. With a red ball-point pen Gelb test. cent of all loss, shoplifters net petrate phony robberies, then Big Clients traces the hair-thin arches on Since the applicant's test ) per cent and paper work report the Incident to the police. Along with that impressive the poly gram and explains their results showed that he hadn't errors explain the remaining 10 Chain theaters are some of Gelb said. figure Gelb adds that the em. meanings, stolen in the past, he became per cent, according to Gelb. Intercept's biggest clients. Gelb One polygraph candidate sat player has far more to lose than "The subjects didn't tell us eligible for the job. lie says business thefts can said that often the ticket taker in the company's lobby, op- he would be paying for £ about all his former emGelb is president of Intercept, be reduced by 50 per cent if and ticket seller work in pearing nervous. Gelb confided polygraph tests, which range players." Gelb says with Inc., a Hollywood-based security precautions are taken, collusion to resell admission that the man, in his early 's from 135 toilSO for each person All detective-like indifference. detective agency. "Most people run around tickets. In one t.os Angeles was referred byan oil company tested. . S .- The Meyers Count Kilowatts By SHIRLEY GALLINA Copley News Service Si) is 2. - TELL THE TRUTH Ed Gelb. left, gives polygraph examination 9.{ ( fII6I Easter savings - r '• :•', - liii Hey, Lou, did your Dad hit the Ioft.rj'? You're No Larry, my Mom took me to Zayr,enddldl sharpest clothea a got hetialyl ...andwaaDad pI.as.dwlthth. low prlcul You ought to tell your par.nfi! - Thursday, April 4, 1974-7A The purpose of the tour was to and is well versed in frugality. I'm going to try my dish. cubes, or milk cartons lull of see how a suburban Harbor City "If a thing is precious, such washer again," Mrs. Meyer water. They fill up the empty family rates on energy con as , electricity, ten you con- said. "My kids will love me for storage space. IA)S ANGELES — Sa l know servaUon. serve It,4' he said. t.'• The Meyers do not own how lcan catch you," said Beth "1'' been training the kids Mrs. Meyer scored 100 per elertrk blankets another Volunteers Alexander, pointing an ac• not to leave the refrigerator cent in the laundry. pIUs The Meyer family, who open, cusing finger at Mrs. Walter door for one thing." She does only full loads, never , i tii) andt'ar both volLlnteeted for the survey, Meyer. Mrs. Meyer did get a demerit uses hot water, Just warm, and may not be typical. nay nylons and socks to beti, Mrs. Meyer, who hadn't been for not using her dishwasher, occasionally, cold. Ms. Alexander, a home Mrs. Meyer said, laughing. 1 caught once so far, didn't raise children have been doing The Meyers also were rated got the idea from an older economist with the Los Angeles an eyebrow. perfect on the use of their woman rp, at church. Department of Water and "I'll bet you have a dirty air actually used more refrigerator and freezer. Both Power i DWP), gave the t "Panty hose really keep you filter In your forced-air fur energy resources to do dishes were full, warm. I even wear them under nace," Ms. Alexander chided in a final score of 99.44 by hand," Ms. Alexander said. 'It is more efficient to keep pants." compliance. mock seriousness, The Meyers and their two use'That the dis, providing you do not them full," Ms. Alexander said, "No I haven't," Mrs. Meyer The Meyers own both a color rying cycle of the dish- "particularly the freezer." said gleefully. "My husband and a black-and-white children, Dorothy, 10, and washer, which really isn't David, 8, live in a three. th Fill Freezer changes it regularly." televlslonset,butthe(wonever necessary. bedroom home of 1,300 square For those who don't always are used simultaneously. The They laughed and continued "I'm in favor of dishwashers, 1eet, on their tour of the Meyers' keep the freezer lull, she small biack.and.white gets the but use them only for lull Meyer was raised on a farm loads." home. Suggests adding bags of L'e most use. me GOOD MARKS Mrs. Meyer left gets encouragement from Beth Alexander • 5% r 1. The Discount Department Store I r newsmakers pr i ced to h e 1p bu .' say. 56 yd Dan River seersucker plaids F' by Dan River 166 our rig. 2.22 'a save 3.09.5.09 instant allure... The siersuckars have it for sewing up lots of spring and summer sportswear. . - especially in Dan River's polyester- cotton plaids. Bold, bright and beautiful colors -, permanent press and 45 wide polyester longs with lacy trims our rig. -ft 01W 1697.1I.97 Bewitching, be-lovely for those special romantic occasions in polyester long dresses at a price 10 fit a Junior's purse. Styles for today dramatized with lacy trims in colors to turn you on, 5-13 in the group. (Y7 our ,.g. 4.99.599 Boys SI3Ck aries at a t too, polyester great to it tr'e cmIf.'5t budgets IIIor cuUed two and four pocket models in spirited solids and natt"ns 8.1 re 8-16 slim it, It 16 compare 1 . laSs in effect thn this weekend you can't do better than P zaiRe The Discount Department Store compare... wissilia can do better than Zayre ! %J'LiIIIJ4J4JI JYVC)lVPLMNUU CAS5ELBERRY ORLANDO SANFORD KISSIMMEE East Corner Babcock St West Colonial Dr/ Near South 11 92/ Vine St at Colonial Drive/ Snd NASA BIVd. at Powers Dr. at jai Alai Fronton Orange Ave. atAirportBlvd Bermuda Ave WINTER HAVEN Block North Of Cypress /GarndensBlvd on S 17 DAYTONA BEACH Daytona Mail Nova Rd & Volusia BANMAMERICARD AVC i Rt 92) �dA-The Sanford Herald Thursday, April 4, 1974 Spy-In-Sky Satellites The Sanford Herald Thursday, April 'I, 1914-9A Confirm Missile Sites By EDWARD NEILAN (çky New, Service Into a "Russian Sea" and that this process would be speeded once the Suez Canal is Several months ago, reopened. knowledgeable U.S. In. Already Soviet vessels are telilgence sources were highly visible in South Asia Predicting that the first-ever ports, notably Noucow's subs at test shot of an intercontinental Vishaklispstnasn, on the Bay of ballistic missile by the People's Bengal south of Calcutta, and Republic of China was tin- supply ships In and around the nunenl" Bangladesh port of Chittagong. Sophisticated spy-In-the-sky The latest focal point for satellites had confirmed that all debate is the tiny island of seemed in readiness at the Diego Garcia, 1,200 miles south China launch site In Sinkiang of India. province for a shot that would The Pentagon has been given be (ml over Tibet and India to permission by Britain, which a splashdown in the Indian owns the 5,700-acre Island. to Ocean. make some W million In im. It has also been established provements of air and naval that Peking has posted a support facilities there. rnis.sile-uacktng vessel and a Communist members of missile-recovery ship at the India's Parliament have been po rt of Zanzibar. Equipment is making a lot of smoke about the said to be In readiness there for U.S. plans. Foreign Minister shore-based monitoring of the Swaran Singh has even said final phase of the ICBM's flight, before Parliament that India The re have been IOflflfled was "resolutely" against a reports that China was having major U.s. presence in the some technological troublesat Indian Ocean. He said recently the launch site. the the U.S. base From other quarters came was contrary to India's aim of the suggestion that delay of mating the Indian Ocean a China's firing of its first ICRpc nuki .irnrun t a membership card in the inYou can bet your bottom ternational nuclear arms dub.- rupee that a Chinese ICBM test more political than shot over Indian territory and technological, splashing down in the Indian As everyone is aware, the Ocean would also be contrary Indian Ocean is the subject of Indian wishea, much debate In strategic terms Indian reaction to such a these da ys. Chinese shot could be an tinThere are the claims that the portant consideration in Soviet Union wants to make it Peking's delay of the firing. ., 300 Only Thick and Thirsty Terry towels Orange. Lilac. 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E1enentary ChOru. $ school auditorium, Allamonte Annex Open to public. Sçttngs. Tickets at door, preschoolers free. Bake sale Spring Fling carnival. Teague Middle School grounds, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous-open meeting, Holy Cross Episcopal Episcopal Churchwomen of Church Parish House, 400 Christ Church sponsoring Magnolia Ave.. 8-9 p.m, rummage sale at Parish Hall. 151 W. Church St., Longwood, 9 40 & 8 Society. 7:15 p.m., a.m. now. American Legion Post M. April 5-7 April 4-6 Pet Concern will sponsor Oiiedo High School presents table at Maitland Flea Market, "Camelot," 8 p.m., school on April 6-7, with proceeds commons, going to animal welfare. April Chicken barbeque at Sanford April a Longwood Elementary Police Benevolent Building, School advisory committee along lakefront, starting at I n:erUng at 8 p.m. in school P 1) library. April 5&6 Ascvnsion Lutheran Church A Layman's Look at Mental Guild rummage and bake sale. Retardation, 10 weeks, 7 p.m. to 8:30 am. to 3p.m. at church on 10 p.m., SJC L207-205. Call for Overtz'ook Drive, Casseiberry. 1'e1ei'atlons. April with bills and taxes ROCKING CHAIR THEATRE Of Coming Events CKE 10 Live better Greatest show ever on jsidejs ur 66c 334 Sport Shirts Event - Is 122 30 Only Reduced-Men's Better ANP Sh OW4Featured RDP PREmEASTER SALE c. April 4 Alcoholics Anonymous Seminole County Young Women's Group. Holy $ p.m., Quality Episcopal Church Parish Inn North, 14 & 434. Speaker - house. 00 Magnolia Ave., 2-3 Jim Ryan, presideni of Cen tral p.m. Florida Zoological Association. Sanford-Seminole returnable LPN Division 38 election, Lakeview Nursing Center, 919 bottle collection to benefit E. 2nd SI, Sanford. 8 p.m.; for Rcxiehesvcr Boys Ranch. Call Jaycee Information Center, a1 Seminole County Jim op French Avenue for pickup. Practical Nurses. Bath towel Hand Towel Wash cloth PKG. ' 7 Jelly 1-LB. It's your chance Eggs BA G Easter 20c to get acquainted with us . . . and save! CRUSTY'S PIZZA Flowers SANFORD PLAZA 'To 299 Layaway Master Charge BankAmericard - �1QA—The Sanford Herald Thursday, April 4, 1974 - One Change ' We Can Do Without -6 `*0 participation. We have two We are for almost any years assess to a the members of proposal that would give the the House and four years to people more say In govern- weigh the merits of the Senate. meet. So. In fact, a legislature tha t But there 's a limit to becomes "Unresponsive" to everything, and have some people may very well be acvery serious reservations about curately reflecting the wishes a constitutional amendment of the people. They didn't take being pushed by State Sen. their seats by appointment, Cr Ralph Pon t Miami). Sen. Poiton's amendment according Editor - . . Zi ' right of birth; they are, in fact, representative , to his press any particular C /71 _ regarding the understaffed local Parole aid Probation °• we 0 ________________________________________________________ 10 of which are considered State function and respon. In ) c" the appropriate directions of TODAy 4 7_ __________________ ________________ i. _________ _____ ________ ______ _______ __ Jax Sniper Wounds Boy JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) — A rooftop sni per shot and woun ded a teenge boy on th e Jackson ville Uni versity campus today before being captur ed by police In a men's d ormitory, Offi cials said. Th e sniper, descri be d as a young man iUi fluing blond hair, shot an unidentified 17-year-old boy in the leg as the victim stood across the street from Williams flail, po lice said. Officers said the sniper th en ran into WIlliams hall, t he main men's residence at the 2, 016-student university. Police surrounded the building and af te r more than 3 minutes an office r announced: "We've got him. We're getting him out of ther e." The sniper who was not identified was ta ken to the Duval County Jail. University officials said th ey did not know whet her any stude nts were in the residence during th e incident. _____ I A FLORID " _______ Approves ________ Political Ad Law Challenged An Unneeded Revival: Isol at i on ism Rears Head FORT 1.AUDEUI)ALE, Fla. AP) (;ore Newspapers Co. today filed suit challeng in g the constitutionality of state laws governing rates charged f or poli ti cal advertisements and publication of potentially da - maging political articles or ads on election da y. The company, which publishes the Fort Lauderdale News and the Sun-Sentinel, asked a U.S. District Court in Miami for a declaratory Judgmnnt. A law passed by the 1973 Florida Legislature says publi.thing cc broadcasting com panies must c ha rge can. didates for state or county Offices "the lowest local rate available" to advertisers. Reception Legality Questioned TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP)— A fund-raising reception for Rep. Ralph Tur lington may be illegal a nd should be ca nceled, sa ys Zollie Maynard, one of Turllngton's opponents for education commIssIoner . Maynard cited a 1972 opinion by Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin which said that state officers, including legislators, could not solici t campa ign contri butio ns from other state officers. Turlington mailed invitations, inc l udin g two $100 tickets, to other legislators for the recepti on next Tuesday in iauanauee.Maynard said Wednesday. Maynard, Turlington and four others are seeking the Democratic nomination as educati on commissioner, - - - ' First Black Director Hired ' ' Maybe The Satchel Will Provide Answer Like - h / ____ __..—-----' 3 - - - "costs will go up." Shebel said. "The figure 8.6 per cent has been mentioned . Actually it's more like 20 per cent. Each yearltwillgoupa bo ut by about 11 per cent." George Stallings, Flori da Retail Federation lobbyis t and a former house member, charged that the bill would force employers to "Squeeze profi ts, raise prices or go out of Thursday, April 4,197+—I IA The House Commerce Cornnilitee adjourned without voting on the bill. ('hatrmnan l)ori Tucker, li-Tallahassee, claiming the bill would pass, sched uled a vote next Tuesday. Business opposition to the workmen's compensation bill by Rep. Charles Papy, DMiamni, focused on a First-time formula providing benefits equal to 60 Tallahassee Tally By The Associated Preis April 3 demeanor pun ishable by two months In jail to willfully abandon an animal to die. (1113615) The House P ba ugh and others. Bills passed: Welfare Raises from one Elections — Makes it a felony year to five years In prison the punishable by up to five years maximum penalty for welfare in prison to offer a candidate a fraud. (1113991 ) Earle. bri be or other Improper nBills defeated: ducement to drop out of an Public Officials — Makes it a Public election. iHh3Z75 Gordon. Smoking — Makes smoking in to two punishable by up elevators a nisdermica nor officialmonth, in jail for a public to knowingly ref use t punishable by UP to t%o miionths do his duty. (1113543) Avon and in jail. t II1l8) Williamson. Parole Requires the Parole and Pr oba tion Commission to - - tell inmates rejected for parole the reasons why and give them a date when they can try again. ( HB3o3 Tucker. Ani ma ls — Makes it a mis- ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. ra ther t ha n a numerical popu(AP) — Twenty opponents atlation limit, tacked St. Petersburg's pro- "The coun cil made this ci ty Posed no-growth plan today tie- look foolish In th e eyes of the scribing it a silly ordinance that nation," said Thomas E. should be "killed , embalmed Mclean, a ba nk president and and buried.,, native of St. Petersburg. The speakers were among 2 Ed Tract, a civic association scheduled to appear before the leader, said "our re quest is t city council, conducting a hear- this ordinance be killed , eming on a proposal to Limit balmed and bw.Ied , never to growth to a population of 235, _ the light of day aga in ." OOO—aIigure Already exceej,J Tract said he realized the by some 30,000. problems the city was facing Representatives of environ, with an eight per cent annu al mental groups, the tourist in- i ncrease in population but sugd ustry, pr operty owners, neIgh- grated the so tion lu be found in borhood and civic leaders crlti. zoning, limited devel cized the plan. They said gener. and land use planning. opment ally that growth should be con- The plan was fl proposed trolled through land use plan. by Councilman Hugh Ruckdesring and limited development chel and passed on fi rst reading High C guidelines and presented them to the court. Le gal presentstions were planned on three don't see any justification of specific cases. The first case. City of Miami carving out exceptions ( of pu blic records law) for educa- Springs vs. Fraternal Order of Police, Circle Lodge No. 11, Intion," he said. volved the question of whether flit' attorney general said he th e court should require the two didn't accept the argument that si de s to engage in collective a person making an evaluation could be subjected to li bel or bargaining and w ha t guidelines defamation ci character law- should be ordered. suits if the evaluation L' published by the news media. And any administrator who does not give a true evaluation because of the possibility it would be open to public inspection "should not be in the I two wee ks ago by a 4-3 council vote. "I understand some of my colleagues have changed their minds and want to rescind it," Ruckdeschel said Wednesday. Council colleague Charles Schuh called the proposal "A mockery of legitimate efforts to get thin gs under control." "I think it will be voted down," said Schuh. "There are ways to do things. But this spe. due proposal causes more problem than it solves." Mayor Randolph Wedding gave it "zero possibility of pas. sage," saying there Is no doubt that it would be uncon. stitutlonal, of the Su preme Court Collecti ve Bargaining Commission, said the commission recommendations were "very labor-oriented and not as fair to both sides of the Issue as the bill we have before us." Other cases for argument before the court today were the Orange County Classroom Teachers' Association Inc. vs. The Orange County School and the Fraternal Order of Poli ce, Orlando Lodge No. 25, vs. the City of Orlando. The three cases probably will be co nsolidated for a decision. Supreme Court decisions u.suall)' come several months after oral arguments are presented, w hich w ou ld give the V'?4 legislat ur e time to adopt guidelines. The court had warned In 1972 that it would write the guide. li nes lithe legislature did not. Banned By Jax Zoning Board JACKSONVIIJJ', Fla. tAP) there are going to be a lot more pet windows open, and pigs don't of the Seymore family, has to miell so' mighty like a rose." hit the road And Paul J. SeyWeirich said that to he spec'ifmore says w hen Tippy Sue ic Tippy Sue stinks. goes, the whole family will go. Seymnore countered that he regularly sprinkles the area of Sernore commented Wed. nesday after the Jacksonville Tippy Sues pen with lime and Zoning Board granted a tern- hasn't had a complaint from anyone else in the three years porary, exception from its ban tie 's had the pig. on farm animals in residential "She's ('lean," Seyniore deneighborhoods but set a 90-day i- Lured "Isn't that right?" he limit. That includes the Semcres' pet pig, Tippy Sue. ..We love her," pleaded Seymore 's sons, George, 16, and Bobby, 15. But their neighbor, John Weirich, has no such affection for Tippy Sue. "I'm not against hogs be. cause they're right tasty at meal times," WeIrlc'ti told the toning board. "But with the price of electricity going up, '3-H.P. Briggs & Stratton engine, automatic choku, recoil starter. 'Adjustable throttle control Adjustable cutting height (1" to 3V4"). .7" wheels, big 20" deck, 19" cut. ^__ - I 11 I ' 04-01 30112 ,Vt-~ejom.. $95 59 EVEN LESS WITH TRAOEI 'Firestone Took no a ction on legislation Family To Stick By Pet Porker — Tippy Sue, the 400.-pound Thrifti•Cut SPECIAL U The Governor Legislature Work Tucker revealed an agreement wi th Rep. Lewis Earle, R. Orlando, to adopt an amendment w hich would not require public employes to join a union, He said Earle agreed to keep separate any righ t-to-work leg. tslation, which has tangled ('01lectire bargaining measures in the past. Tucker, who was a member 'Firestone )t in t. On Collective Bargain Guide C)f Teachers' Records rAu.AHAs5EE, Fla. AP A Senate Committee is conSi ririg a bill that would o pe n the personne l records of dcmentary and high school teachi to public Inspection, ç'pen. Jack Gordon, 1)-Miami Be ach, offered the proposal We-thiesday as an amendment toiibill which would repeal the law allowing the records of uniV sity and community college is ulty members to be kept seatt. A Ity. Gen. Robert Shevin had told the Se na te Education Cornmit tee that "as a parent. If I symern." he said waiit to go down and look at th e per formancc record of the Personal Matter Will Hohladay, personnel di her of my child. I ought to rector at Miami-Dade J unior be 1able to." l'ollege, said the performance No Action evaluation is a personal matter TIhi' panel adjourned without be tween a faculty member and tak ng acti on after Chairman his administrator and should Robcit Graham, 1)-MiamI, said not be made public, the bill (SB 176) sponsored by The pur pose of an evaluation Sen. Richa rd Deeb, K-St. Pr- Is to he lp new faculty members ters burg, and Its amendment im prove during their first three WOt Id be considered at a meet- years and opening t he evaling n I ext week. uatlons to the public might Cr'sham said that in light of cause administrators to make th e Cabinet's action Tuesday them bland, Holladay said. and oilier devlopments, the Harold Kastner, assistant comirnittee should take a little director of "ommunity colleges man time to study alterna- in the Florida Education Delivespartn:nt, said making evalTu esday, the Cabinet ordered tuit ions public could force coltiepersonnel records of univer leges to rehire people tL sity and community college wanted to fire. Faculty members being fired ty members be opened to PUbli e Inspection as are the could generate publicity forcing recur its of all other state em- the college to hold a hearing ployeS. and perhaps even rehire the Sheyin said he favored repeal person if enough public senti. of all laws allowing secrecy of mncnt in his favor was gener-y members' records. "I ate'I, Knstner said. Did Proposed No-Growth Law ill Allows Inspection - The Senate St. Pete Citizens Attack TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (All) — Th e Heal th and TAUA1IASSEE, Fla. (AP) Following a Democratic Rehabilita ti ve Ser vices Depa rtment has named Robert L. — Florida 's Supreme Court and Dennis as the new head of the Division of Administrativeits caucus in the House chamber legislature worked today to Wednesday, Speaker Terrell Services, set up guidelines for coilective Sesswns. D-Tam pa , and SpeakDennis Is the first black division director in the IIRS debargaining by government em- er-designate Don Tucker, Dpartment. ployrs. Tallahassee, predicted that the "Mr. Dennis possesses admInistra ti ve experience lIo Ikmoci'ats planned to collective bargaining bill would needed so that he can effectively deliver Its man)- people present a united position on a pass t he House , services," department secretary O.J. Keller sa id Wed. g uide l in es bill and the high rwsday in announcing th e appointment, Sessums told legislators that court was to hear arguments on whether It should enact its own any amendments should be cleared with Tucker before the guidelines, A court-appoin ted commis- session. slon has already drawn up the Agreement - 141e eed Agency Tie-Down Bill The Sanford Herald TALLAHASSEE, Fla, (AP) "Ibis does no great damage" yule, th — The Flor ida Se na te today apat would have softened per cent of an to the sta te tie-down law, GUsinjured worker's percentage" that future proved a bill that would exempt e s th ta te's oil spill law, weekly wage, but not exceeding Legislatures would said, adding that It wo ul double. all mobile homes Installed be. son d benefit th The consideration of the bill two-thirds ose older persons who w of the average fore July I, 1973 from the Sta te's as deferr ed because Brantley statewide income. Th A Senate bill (513132) to rehad moved to Florida years ago was a at ti e-down law, would vise the state's tough oil-spill ent, due to a dea bs th In his raise maximum and lived In mobile homes, weekly The bill, SB 209, sponsored family. w la and sponsored by Compayments from $80 to $9& by The Senate earlier deferred Sen.JIm(ji3 In the House, John Shebel, an merce Committee Cha irman R'Eustis, was action on a bill Sponsored by approved on a vote of W. Lew Brantley was listed first on busi ness lobbyist for Sen. Lew Brantley, D-Ja kson- the Shebel opposed the formula Associated Industries of co the Senate calendar but ncept, saying the present Brantley Florida , charged today that a asked that Its consul. base of two-thirds of the aver- cratlon House workmen's be delayed un til next age statewide wage was "a fake pensation bill fails to cocoin' Tuesday. rrect the high administrative cost of aiding Injured workers, Jar Sir: Attorney On the train page of Herald, Wednesday, Our county attorney has been March 27, It was reported that requested to report on th e legal Greg Drummond, County propriety of a Writ of ManBy DON OAKLEY Commissioner, felt that the damus to be filed by the Board much publicized surplus of of County Commissioners Desplie the against the State Parole and tic'sm of many the a should be distributed to the Probation Office, unfreezing p volunteer eAmy is working Counties. Not only was thls item the funds for the additional army misleading to reports Secretary of some, but presentence Investigation of. article failed to Identify to Howard Ii. Callaway. ficer. "' the draft ended Dec. t*abllc some alarming existing The solution to our over. 31, 1972, the Army had 10 fully. facts. crowded Jail calls for a concert The Parole and Probation of action initiated by several formed combat divisions. Office in Seminole County is a governmental entities Today. It has 13 such directed combat ready. Ability. The State falls to responsibility rather than or— The Army's on board, it's provide this Circuit with suf. smashi ng the local taxpayer in more disciplined, it's a be tter ficient people to handle Its the face with unilateral presence Investigation case solutions. Army," says Callaway. What this means is that for load in a responsible manner. I doubt that all of the un. This process could be begun the first time since before One of the many resultant dercurrent facts will find Its The New England Town flail 1 4' by fili ng with the secretary of conce World War II, except for a brief adverse effects Is Identifi ed in a way to the vast majority pt of governn,enl — and of state a pe ti tion with a copy of the senator's pr ______ hiatus following the war, the recent report Indicates that our taxpayers; therefore, I oposal b really urge the proposed law signed by (lye nothing more than an updating jail was Unnecessarily Jammed them to United States Is not relying on obtain this information Per cent of the voters In at least conscription to fill the Army's with 18 inmates that have firsthand and In full. of that approach — was fine for I would one-half of the congressional another age. It ranks. For the first ti me in a waited more than 60 days for commend The Sanford Herald just simply _______________________ districts of e their presentnce investigation __ __________ generation, young rnencan pl th sta te. The won't work on a state-wide for reporting more of the measure would be submitted to basis today. their Futures without the threat to be completed by the State alarming (acts that the publi c the voters at tho nt general f the draft hanging over thei r Parok and Probation Office.. would want to be aware Wi .susct the scnj'or of as election and, if ratified, become sincere in his heads. Further, II of those inmates opposed to the approach. We Information effec ti ve 30 days after It was suspect he's seen enough have waited more than 3 reported by the rest of the of approved by a majority vote, sta te government to become months for their presentence media. Momentous Investigations which would slightly jaded and is casting Greg Drummond Actually, the developmen t is allow the judge to render Initiative about aimlessly for some __ ______________________________________________________ County Commissioner ____ more momentous than that, manner or means of 'giving sentences. Were the State to use ________________________________________________________ District Four In a covering letter th For all of Its history, until the their surplus funds e government back to the people.' for their _________________________________________________________________ senator says it is his opinion onset of the Cold War, the State Parole and Probation (iiitorg Note: The Herald We just don't think his latest _________________ __________ _________________ __________ peacetime Army was a Office, these Inmates, as well as has learned that on too man that "Florida's citizens should proposal is the answer. Co IV P41ii$ SkiI have this procedure reserved to volunteer organization. But the those out on bait, would have Pr cases the Parole and —*. them should a legislature obation off ice in Seminole :, tiny, neglected, sometimes their casesdisposed of within a County become un sponsi e to their "I give him the old one-two and he comes back for more!" has lagged on Inscorned and always poorly reasonable period of time. In wants and needs." It is not equipped forces that existed most cases, inmates would vestigating backgrounds of Speaking of government, between the wars hardly moved on from the county jail. people convicted of crimes and an ticipa ted, he continues, that bane of any nper ed itor s Florida government would be life is the sweet little old lady as armies. They we re awaiting sentencing. In at least run on a day-to-day basis a nucleus only, a cadre ( Personnel cue i nstance, a child molester ho, championing one cause of through initiative expected to was put on pre-sentenc-e inand another, gets a mayor or a hold The State Parole and veitigafton for more than U referendum, the li ne if war board of commissioners or the came, While the Probation Office has allocated • I nation slowly mobilized We're sure it is not an- governor to sign a proclamation months. Itself. He ultimately tklpated, but we're not so sure designa ting a parti cular week funds efor addlUona personnel molested several other children The United States wi never for ll th sta te fiscal year corn- l that such a proposal might not National Some thing or Other again enjoy that kind of leisure menclng July 1, 1973. However, ast year. copiy NEWS lead to just such a situation, In Week, cutback in forces on both sides We (eel there is no acceptable In the event of another major at this late date, the funds have Chonaes of the Iron Curtain, fact, the proposal smacks a excus e for this sort of time lag. war. In this nuclear age, the not been forwarded to Mr. President Nixon little nf anarchy. and Jim The Herald soon will present a exchange of Trotting missiles would be Lee icr hiring this additional Secretary of State Kissinger It also brings to mind the The Nixon Doctrine CflUnThat same Isolationism Is on why It takes so much have spoken bluntly enough to evident In the clamor to bring dated by the President in 1969 over, and the outcome probably stall member. mass conf usion that is li kely to Therefore, thetime to process a background They're always trotting into decided, Europe in recent days to evoke troops back from Korea Is recognized fundamental country take place every election day. the office asking that co long before the State is remiss In not Oflly report, and why some criminals the d ul whip Its civilian failing to fund enough adThe average voter has trouble proclamation be printed or that prona,s of more cooperation capable of defending Itself changes In the world. It should population Into a fighting force. ditlonal staff members for Mr. have gotten "lost" In th e (corn European statesmen in against aggression from no longer be necessary for enough sorting out the various a photographer be dispatched kee ork. i but, also, when funds are popem pi ng their relations with The Army, along with the North, It Is evident In a desire r American soldiers to lay their candidates unier the existing to record for reWy allocated they bog down In the Editor the United system; load the ballot with signing of posterity the historic a rec States In good order. At wash our hands of any lives on the line for countries other SVlCL fliUlt be ent news at all times conference pipeline and our jails The Herald responsibility for the Mr. — trained, com tlree, few or five more special document. fate of which are capable of manning petent and equipped Issues and he's likely as not to remain unnceuartly clogged, Sanford, Fla. Kissinger added a significant South Vietnam, despite their own frontiers as l on — to play g They always Considering that it takes the Dear Sir: whatever roles they would be go away mad, footnote, The underlying reason heavy sacrifice we , they are backed by security throw up his hands and say to frequently questioning the for President Nixon's current In the 1960s, hell with It. In Spite of the trtt1es with the United states able to play in tt* glasUy State several months to accept I'm writing this letter In circumstances, of our birth co prisoners sentenced to state regard to the young people of ncern about our European valiant efforts of that country in and can look to us for weapons scenario of nuclear war, among other things, when relations is an ominous trend Its own behalf now and of the a nd supplies. prisons, the failure to properly today. Some people make the The Ballot explain that As for any more so-called fund e regional pa these toward isolatlon:sm tical need of that country for th role and remark w ha t s wrong wi th our. In cri proclamations are passed out "limited" wars, which scarcely probation offices may be more young teenagers our mil i ta ry and economic aid. And there's no question that like campaign literature and America. and out seem conceivable in the light of by design than by indifference. schools? ç in other words, the more that It Is evident in a theba lo woajd be so je-j are of li ttle, if any, interest . the Vietnam experience, here, This situation is not wholly EuropedfjestheUni t ed Sta You could get five per cent of either to the editor, lackofconcrrnforthefuturof How can a school teacher in too, it must be the job of a the public In attempts to solve our mutual such responsible for our crowded the schools educate or help e vote in readbare a th lliances as / th rs any congressional of ficial Involved or the general profeoeal Army. Although Jails but the a foremention ed t political and district to sign a peti tion to do, public, economic the Southeast Asia Treaty hem learn w hen there Is so I / the draft law remains on the solution would alleviate present many, especially under IS problems, the more am Organization, and for the fact or do away, with almost J4I1 Th is / oks, bo the na tion is not likely condi tions. Unfortunately, the wuouintOwjbya munition Is handed to the new that the new Russian navy may anything. And once this little letter that years of age who do nothing but cr ossed our desk the isolationista again to give a president a easiest and most in our Congress. be vulnerable room, the streets, smoking. default make a Soviet take of chore Is acewnplished and the other day. It was from the "blank check" to send er- target For the jail solution Is the using obscene same can be said for the Indian Ocean. ' AM" proposal is on the ballot governor's office and contained language, riding stwhile civilians Into dubious Local taxpayer, The Judiciary reved up muffler removed ponents could make the an offlclalooking document relations with all our allies . batt le , of the Eighteenth Circuit arou nd world. measure sound li ke to the best tha t orned one has motorcycles while parents Big Spender and all that . • been requested to address their claim they have to work. thing to happen to Florida since Gov, Reubin Askew ha t the a llvo l unteer Army If the "by On Shelf th e tourist ndua. working is the best news that legislators, appropriate police are calledInit of the authority vested During his recent visit to No, it just won't wash. Americans have heard since lesiative subcommittees, and minutesto get one In your In me as Governor of t he State Houston, President Nixon caitaft the State Parole and Proba Isolationism has No. 15$ was drawn f rom Florida, do here remained tipped a drugstore waitress II. tion vicinity: by then th ose kids are Of by proclaim safely on the shelf during most This lottery bowl back in 1940. the Office In seeking equity miles dow n the street la ughing, the week of April Ito Cliizenry was most ge nerous of him 6, 1974, as of the year3 However. Mr. Nixon is not an since World War H "I outran the cop." all he bought was a cup of Isolationist. In the Nixon NATIONAL AL'(TIONEERS hen the United States co ffee We already have a system Of WEEK. Tension It's a shame we can't get arid a jar of hot peppers), Doctrine he did not envision a emerged as the only free nati government that permits — m in school and to church. I Nut said. on but not as generous as the same unila teral retreat of th e United with the military and economic This may upset a few N can't blame the children tip would have been five years States from its interna ti strength to keep the world from ago. onal preconceived notions about the altogether. Most of the trouble responr4btlifles. He did envision toll of sli ppi ng into a postwar chaos stress and competition in Is the parents.It seems like we a gradual evolution of our the business world, that the Soviet communists Over the past five years, but a study can say these kids today will be were ready to exploit. Sen. dollar has lost still more of what overseas commitments that D statisticians of the our future convicts. Mike Mansfield, D..Mont., pIWdUIsiflg power it had kit would shift more of the burden Metropolitan Life Insurance I and my husband raised a Senate majority Wader, has before the Nixon ad. Of security to our allitt Co. Irdocates that executives S family who made something out taken It off the shelf with ministration took cifice, who reach the highest levels In of themselves, and their Doctrine to inflation and some of Proposal that Congress the business community have children (our granchildien) are )PLEY NEWS greatest federal budget deficits sti of his guilt or date a return of U.S. uthe queon WASHINGTON (AP) — The all attending school, thank God. the most favorable prospects of nocence of the myriad charges from Europe whether our in histor,. Those allies have now been completing — or exceeding — proposal is simple: create a In our neighborhood alone decision by Judge John J. loosely packaged under reminded how the Nixon their biblically European allies are prepared to In all fairness to government agency there will be as many as 15 kids atloted threehigh-level President Si Sir-lea to turn over to the House Watergate label. defend themselves without Nixon, of coune, he Is not the Doctrine Is supposed to work, score and ten. to catalog and project Amer. gangeu up doing nothing, as I We Judiciary Committee the can hope that Congress has Steada3t presidential sup. those troops or not. and whether first. nor will he be the last, of lea's resources and needs for mentioned . before, but reving up titillating satchel holding the porters could cheer his or not the Warsaw Pact also been remimled that when "Captain$ of industry." soys fuel and raw materials agrees the big government spenders. Sen. Mansfield talks 30 that motorcycles. anoking, etc. You secret report of the federal adamant defense of his office with the North Atlantic Treaty His successors e th report, "not only live policymakers can try to of letting will no doubt the world deal can't even hear television for grand jury Indicted several and applaud his fighting Organization on a mutual make him — shift for itself distinctly longer than white with Increasing demands. look like a piker, whether It Is ready to not. former aides to President rejection of suggestions t ha t he men In general, but also con. _______________________________________________________ "No sing le organization is believe there shouJcl be more Nixon may be helpful to the resign. siderably longer than day discharging help to get them In school, committee—and a weary these over4ll prominent business executives But the Nixon critics will not functions" a presidential corn- Where do these ungsters get nation—in ex pediting Im- flow—nor will they ever In general." — -1 I mission reported. "This lack their money for gas, cigarettes, peachment hearings, accept his protestations of etc? No education for a job. This conclusion was reached must be made good And other evidence aw noninvolvement without the ." What will become of them' on the basis of a 16-year fo ll ow. bled for the grand jury 's con- documented evidence wldch he The president was Harry S. C % up g hewho Lord cannot help a. aideratlon should also be has implied exists. study of 1,078 corporate Truman, The rtcdnuneflclation those executives of the do helpful in guiding the cornindustrial has been not try to help pendln for Mr. Nixon may be able to corporatIons rankedbyFo, 22 years. themselves. mince's deliberations and supportwith logic his relucNow, prodded by crisis, Con. magazine as having had In closing IwIll say how much satisfying public concern. tance totwnoverhelter4kelter gress is working on legislation I would like to see men sha & largest sales in1%7,(mestu ved t But Mr. Nixon's question and all the tapes and records sought dy to require that U .S. energy and was limited to white men answer session recently wi th by the house Judiciary Corn. with a haircut, and look because there were very few companies report their in. like a man —...they used to. business executives at a mince in its impeachment blacks or womea executives in venthries, prod uction, costs and flow nice It would t to tThIcagr) meeting re'crnphasized Inquiry. 1k m:ght i-c Mieu'55ful the 00 cur?oraUonJ, which is resers back 30 years to peacc, th e deficiencies in the in winning court agreement. / another story.) education President's personal response and love for your While the administration But t e dou bts ofa significant seeks mandatory reports on oil, fellow man. Attend church and to his Watergate problems, What makes top exec portion of the Amerlcar. utives it has not asked that such infor- Praise Gx1. He changed otsdy's mind on population would not be erased. J such good life Insurance mation be required of And t Name wi thheld by Request other npros1? he ultimate judgment on ___ I dustries. Economists and re'1tr 'aitfnri irraU the President's immediate In large measure, the 'ure experts arri that there III I Editor's Note: The writer Is f RE PCH AVE uture and his place in history believe, it reflects may be shortages, even crises, to be congratulated upon SANORD.rLA 3nn will be formed through pu blic TEL(PHONE3fl1locI3ti'p the physical and emotional ahead in supplies of other raw raising a family that opinion. Airi C000 S 'made fitness Of business exocuftyos materials as well. something of themsel ves.' We Mr. Nixon's unhappy WALTER A GiEi,OW ____ for positjo of responsibility, Pwilow dent think he or she Is an ex. And Sen. Gaylord Nelson, dilemma, disregarding the WAThE 0 DOYLE Many of those who attain high Wis., is propos p(lczt, though. This business unresolved validity of the ing creat10 of As$oc.,, to re sta to able cope a abut with and Bur eau of Resource Inl ma. allegations against him, Is TOM *1K EMS 'bow bad today', kids or even thri ve on stressful Editor largely of his own maki ng. are' has been sung b)natural aoaray C. MARKEY Ituatlons by harnessing ten. i'eaources and His fumbling response to the geflerats of pare'its who food Supplies rçf441'4 Ott CCIOt slons for producti ve use, forget bow bad the ir own kids nation has and ca Watergate revelations has (torn Su$$clipylOfi 0*111 n erect, were at that age and bow bad t,, nac lum a — tm D*'very: 5k WoK, 52iQ It may well be, they add, that Nelson wants one agency to ey were considered when they Mott' target of suspicion, As a th .,- work satisfaction together with put together all government writ th Yrar b Mal I 5&',C M qucncc, hi,- motives—.even at age, We haven't public recognition of ac- dataonrawmnaterialsand,00 ':-t OO1f1 i colked d any those of obvious good in. great chane in _____________________ t'ompli.ahrnenta, Is an Important Information . 12 'D/V now scattered behaior of kids over the years. determinant of health and through nearly 60 j CI No" 01i*] government In (set, this group may be the kngty, offices best of the bunch.) — Senate Working = of the people of district. release, ' extend the process of And they can always be initiative tw the people to tossed out of office on Fairly legislation and allow Florida short notice. citizens, through the power of referendum " to propose and Won't Work repeal laws. would, All-Pro From The Mailbag Army I s asked zoning board mem ber Ronald Dugan. 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Ps.rking brake, safety blade dutch, may lever height adjustment, r $l Ul 95~ EVEN LE WITH TN I �Braves Lineup Withheld Until Gametime I Perez, PinneyF~Ia~cli U CINCINNATI (AP) — Had Aaron's quest f or baseball's al- Itime home run record resumes in the city where he made his major league debut 20 years ago. Inauspicious Start ballyhoo and controversy, was ready to launch his 21st major league campaign today when the Atlanta Braves took on the Redlegs in a 2:30 p.m. EDT clash. The 40-year-old slugger enters the season with 713 lifetime home runs, only one shy of the record established by the immortal Babe Ruth. The skinny kid In left fleki for Braves gave no indication on April 13, 19S4, that he would become one of the game's all-time greats. He was Writers Jam Park saddled with an 0-far4 collar A crush of 250 sports writers that day by a trio of Cincinnati and :portseasters was expected Pi tchers — Bud Podblelan, Joe for the opener, primarily be. Nuxhall and Frank Smith. cause of Aaron. And, there was Aaron, amid considerable a chance the superstar wouldn't the Milwaukee even play. Braves' manager Eddie Mathews unleashed his anger on the eve of the game, saying, C' hr "The commissioner of baseball is buryi ng Hank Aaron. He has made him a scapegoat. I am sick and tired and fed up with us being the bad actors, the bad cats in this thing." Mathews was steamed over Commissioner Bowie Kuhn en. tering the controversy that followed after the Braves announced prior to spring training that Aaron would sit out the three-game series in Cincinnati and begin playing when the Thursday. April 4, 1974 Baseball's 1 Opening Day Thursday, April 4 PaIonI Lea;,. At)ar?a IMofton IS lOt at C flat iBIingp'am 19 101. SI. k)Q, 2)0 pm Cw'Iy game Scheduled T ,L American L.a'iu. t(,sitr J 21 IB bv .a % ua', O" v 10). 200)O hedu?ed Frida y , April $ National League entered are quite familiar to the fans in this area as the have been running down this way for some time. Hurbert Platt will have his "Georgia Shaker' Pinto in the Pro Stock ranks.! can remember the days when Hurbert would bring the crowd to Its feet with his wild antics and fantastic showmanship lies still like that. J erry Gwynn will have his 'Baby Huey' Vega in the thick of compeilon as his Miami based Funny Car would like to keep the long green in the Sunshine State. He Will have to fight off the challenge of Less Cassaday and Joe Wels, both former winners at the big Fuel Funny bashes held at the Central Florida Dragway in recent months. Less will be In a 1974 Grand Am Pontiac and Is the youngest Pro racer 19 years old. Gates open at 8 a.m. each day with final eliminations at 1 p.m. Sunday. All the Pro cars will quality onSaturday from 5 until 9 p.m. - - -..' - — •''- - - — - - Wayne Shuggart took over were he left OR last year as he won the late model feature in his 1966 Qievellt. In the 30 lap race ran on a track which lost 115 stable condition during the nights racing Shuggart managed to miss the rough spots to beat Gene Evens across the finish line. Wayne hailing from St. Augustine, started on the outside pole and battled pole-sitter Jimmy Capps. Jacksonville, for the first half of the race. Jimmy got tangled up In the traffic and went Into a slide down the front stretch. On the restart Orange City veteran Gene PItSbujgh (RotnS Ia 131 at St Lou's (Gibson 1210), 25.000 $ 30 p m Son Diego (Ann 11 141 at Los Angiles ISulton II 10). IS, 0)0. tO 30 m Houston (Osleen i iiiii at San rancsco )5fadII 13 17). 35 0)0 3 IS p Evens took over , where Capps left off putting the pressure on Suggart for the rest of the race. Terry Mock and Capps made It a four car race when they were right on the rear of the leaders waiting for the mistake that never came, Sanford's Herald Sargent was running nell in the field of 27 NASCAH late models until being involved in a wreck on the front stretch. In the feature, four cars tangled at the start tearing up Bobby Johnson, David Rogders and Mike Bush's cars. Mike was taken to the hospital for a check up and was shaken up considerably. In the Hobby class It Just like homecoming for Llnberg Howard. Once again It was his mount In victory circle at the end of the night. The race started out with wreck upon wreck as the 30 cars maneuvered for position. Once the race settled down It was Howard. Ho Ho Faircioth and Pee Wee Miles charging around the half mile oval for the lead. Joe Faircioth was In the lead with Just two laps to go when he was put Into aspin by one of the other cars enabling Howard to retake the kid for the checkered flag. Rick Grahmn and Billy Price along with Rohnny Rotu brought their Sanford-based cars out for the first night and each showed good promise for the season. Nat Taylor in a 1961 Chevy won the first hobby heat and Howard in his 1956 Ford won the second heat. Jimmy Capps took the first late model heat and Wayne Shugga.rt took the second. In defense of the poor condition of the track, this week track management stated the complete track will be reconditioned with new oil put on to prevent the dust. Kuhn said he expected the Braves to follow the pattern of using Aaron two of every three games, as was the case last season. Mathews insisted Wednesday he wouldn't announce his starting lineup until Just before gametime today and that he and Aaron would get together and decide whether the slugger would play. Sports lh ('-till. VAN7.1'11,t Some of the big names lijiurath Action I Pit Stop 5- Mathews said he had no inBraves open an 11-day home tention of using Aaron If the stand against Los Angeles Monplaying conditions were poor, day night. and the chances of that were good. Kuhn Expects Start ' Orty games S(P'edu)ed American League M i nnesota )BIleen 20 11`1 at Xanj.as C o l l CSptttorf 7 i $ Cal i forn i a 31 161 at Cicago (Wood 2430). 40.000, 15 p rn Boston )T,iI 20 13) at M4 1 -Aaukee IColborn 7*17). 35.000, 730pm Detroit (L.olicI la ill at Ba! Olydri Imore (Palmer Page 12A- Tornadoes, Rain (Harrison Cnc,nnat, (Gulleti ii ii . • - .. - . &.. at San Diego (G re if 10171 at Angeles IMMerlom . 1h 14 10) 4,15 p.m HOuStOn (WilSon 11 16) at San FaflCjSCO (Barr It 17) a p r Ant,,lcaa Lea;w O akland iHQ4t7mn 71.131 at Trias (Jenkins 1 4 II). 9 p m MnneSot (Hands 7 10) a' Kansas City (Busby lit I$) 2:30 III -- J pm Detroit (Coleman 23 IS) at Baltimore Cleveland Florida Prep Football All Star Squad Picked ?? - - : McNally 17 17) (0 2 Perry II 19)at (Herald Photo I J Baseball .- .,,, Professional Hockey Joke Scott Confirms WFL Bid: Something I Can't Turn Down e "ft sosmde Ilk, something mated $ZIO .iffqr from Vast. can't tWit do*it," eroft1teCnadjan Football Scott is among 11 Dolptiin qu-led Scott as saying in his League. regulars unsigned Fur 1974. fits home jn Atlanta, "But j decided offer came ontjie heels ofareto talk to the Dolphins before j A regular from LII day he ported $200,000 offered or accepted , to give (Dolphin first reported 10 the Dolphins, Miami tight end Jun MandIdi Coach Don; Shah and wiptun Scott was voted the Most Valuby BITUrip.1mm and rnanngin1 partner Joe; Rubble able Player of the 14-7 victorY talks between Mmmi uefensive an opportunity to come up wi th over the Washington Redskins tackle Manny Fernandez and bn&sperBowl VII. incites-." Portland of the Wfl answa NHL East Divis io n t5it Mcrt,ral NV Vàs,r plY W L T Pts OF GA If 11 I II) 111 711 44 23 9, V 213 Rangvs)tJ) II 97 "I 739 • 2$7 223 3137 12 74 311 741 73 .711 57 711 2*3 l%ln4 If 40 11 54 17$ 211 West Dlvtsli.s IPIi 10 c, 39Ufl lot fl9 *5? L A.sgetot P 332 7' 230 725 Allrtô 7131 I 70704 753 Lewis Is IPSi 2*1 737 M inn 73 3$ I? all ?)I 755 Potts 3M Calif I) SI ID 36I) 33$ cl'ncMd division title a ra the Last fime hewill ever be in a basket ba ll uniform of any kind He Is not one, he says, to begin By The Ass.c d Press al, ' - "That's why I think that this will be my last season." playing in YMCAs for the fun of Now at the end of his 14th it. season in the National Basketball AssOCiation, Jerry High West suits up for Los Angeles lakers games but sits on the "I've set such high standards bench, It is a strange and for myself that I couldn't enjoy frustrating posture for one of playing the game on any lesser the finest i;u.ards — one of the level." he said. "But I'm still players, period — to ever very competitive. I'll play golf - ,. PhI. SuflaSo it PttW.t'Friy'5 Games Los Ange'is at Vancouver Atlanta at California I-' ' "You begin as a kid and you stay a kid In many ways II you are a basketball player," he said. "1 took the game very seriously, And the presures -- . - - - - -. -- __64 .. JERRY WEST ... At game's end J were tremendous. But a lot of the enthusiasm you have to have Is childlike. And then you horse around to relive some of that pressure. "But I sit on the bench now, and I realize that when you can't do It physically, It changes your mental ou tlook. You begin to see that you ha ve 1 to do someth i ng else with your life. Something more constructive. By that I mean, want to use my mind. I think I have a good one. Standards to Satisfy that part of me, and I 'Croon,s Stop ii WhiL. ii ii The "dispute" over who's the the hands of the Baby West hats played little this may go Into business of best high school junior varsity Seminoles, 7.6. In eW& innings season because of a severe COaChiflL and I'll set the WT)C baseball learn In Seminole earlier In the season, but a groin mock pA it causes him high standards for myself lit County may have ended series of Tribe l ses os give the Pain When he tOfu. even trots, those areas as I Wednesday afternoon when Pa'ithers loom to boast they're P'Y'1 Seminole High put the stopper best He can, however, jump. "Yes I basketball." 061 Crooms ninth grade, 7-1. ' could shoot but I couldn't get He says he would like to get CtOOII3S, which had sported a open," he says, with a wry away from basketball entirely Bobby Cars', the Pan thers' uptwnof his thin Ups. for a few years; in tact, he'd 7-1 mark against older JV starilng pitcher lasted just low' like to get away from work for a opponents before the contest, innings as the Trib found SHS's Bill Biker too solid picked up Hurts So Much few years. eight hits off him and pitcher to hit consistefluy, a "I'd like to be on my own and reliever Inn Rair,cs. for their own mound aces battered The Lakers, champions two awhile," he llalris, Dale art and lUcky said. "You know, around a bit too much for their Mann were the only I'asgj ers to years ago and fliflnee's-up last I've had a coach te lling me liking. oeason, have been strugglingto w hat for the last24years The lort Crooms Ion Cam at hit safety, with flame, scoring - in the bottom a the third. - s___.._ IS'. 4IJVL tT ___ : y a - W ~ J % " - NOY ~Iq ' - -p. , - _N ' • ..,e' , b ' ., C 4'4 - - - °' _- -IM _______ ,!9 tii..., LTL13) "'11.IN ______ resident avenged both standoIls with easyvictosies In return bouts. - -5 .' - . td Photo Si Jolt'. Clierwa) LYMAN'S TERRY BACHMAN SLIDES UNDER TAG A ction - . Of Orlando Jones catchcr as Hounds stay on top of loop A six rounder of great In[treat pairs a couple of young bulls in a light heavyweight matchup. "Irish" Mike McKinney.son of the promoter, !!," will be in action with Nathaniel Gates of Tampa. ORLANDO — The Lyman Staat,s walked and Rod _______________________ ney errors accounted for three Tuesday night the Greyhounds' an 0-0 Dowling reached base on an more runs, eight-game winning streak was record In the Metro Conference error, It was at that point that In the final frame a double by snapped by Daytona Mainland Wednesday afternoon as It took Phillips got his double, scoring Craig Smith was the key hit as 4-3. The Hounds remain in first a 10-0 win over Orlando Jones. Dowling. Staats had scored on Jeff Clayton and Kevin Beary place In the Metro. On the mound for the an error. scored on the sharply tilt bail Hounds was Mike Simmons down the rlghtfleki line Longwood's next game comes "to stopped onf BearyDrawsWalk Saturday at 2p.m. against hits while striking out 13. 0It TI. The Tigers are now 1.10 In the visiting Orlando Edgewater ln.a In the second, Kevin & All TImes CDT Big Stick NSA led off being hit by the pitch, SlId 2-16 overall. Metro Conference game. All 1.11.5 list-il.? Ed Callan was the Fry came in to big stick run for Confor ooc. Solfflials rt for HERALD SCOREBOANO two. Bear), and a series of ground g Wednesday. AprIl 3 tor.thl'eeCl1the day.Igidu Iastor balls scored Fry. Staata got the Lyman •ili•• Al I H l ii Jones Al N N R$l Boston 170. Buffalo IC?. B*t. Staat..dt his effort was a sparking play in lUll. ton leads $itle$)I. 3 7 I 3 Jackson, 3b 2000 left field when he took a hit 3 I I I 'Ile fifth Hogan. Bachman- It 4 0 0 0 April a Coslartine,5 4 I 00 Turnec,p ,. 30I0 away from Jones with a diving Bachman leading off with a Oo*n, lb 3 I I I Buller. C MIwaukeg at Lot Angetot, 7 0I0 catch, Mjr,ano, lb walk and Bob Costantine 1000 ø 30 pm. Hill. ss 3 0 I C) re h 11*1 Staats ac 7 0 was in g base on an error I 3 Byrom. r$ by ,,,• 3000 $ Ctaylon, rf 0 1 0 0 Evans, lb he for fi ve of the t Easier. Conference I000 leftfielder. Phillips then Hcdoes,Th driving t 4 0 0 0 AIkan,p New York ii Caputal. #7*1 in three wi th a fielder 's tO 0 0 lofted a fly ball to rlghtfleld P.eir,. C cluoice 7 0 0 pm ,iPno, 7b 300C Vp;r and single. in addition to 0 I 0 0 Bachm.iin from third Callan. Ta,tor,Ig w,ø,,'. Cenf,r.'.ce 30I 0 If 3 I 7 0 crossing home plate twice and Costantlne scored Ofl a cm.t, If Total Detroit at Chicago. 1.30 pm, 25 I 0 I 0 I $atvrday. April Lyman passed ball. Smmr, p 3)0 023 3-10 I 2 7 0 I 0 Eastern Coaio.reaco coo * o i6 Whte.p, Clay Phillips picked UP 1000 Boston II Buffalo. 7 30 pm, Total two Smith Double Key 77 II I I RBIs with a double and E Bachman. Simmons. Biller sws., (3), Hill (3), Taylor; 78 — Philipi. IP ill cc H Easier. Cilvencs sacrifice fly. In the sixth, consecutive Simmons (WI 7 0 o i II) Butler, Smith, OP — None . LOB Capital at New York. I pm . The Greyhounds got two runs singles by Callan, Staats, arId T ever CL) 7 tO 3 I S 3 Lyman S. Jones 1. SB — Jackson W.II,,. Conference HBP — by Taylor, (Beary, S),'. Hill. Dowling, CatI.rt; SAC — Bach Lot Angeles at Milwaukee. , in the oeprzlng frame after Bachman coupled with two nons) man. Phililpi necessary, I p m McKinney in - SANFORD'S FAVORITE SON Vic Perez in rematch ., , unds Tam e Tiger Nine Professional Basketball third game now Landover, Md., and the Detroit slated for Louisville's Con- Pistons facing the Bulls at ChiThe Buffalo Braves were ventlon Center Sunday after. cago. The Bullets lead the JYerwleImed by a volcanic noon. KnIcks 3-1, while the Ptstcm Jolvi Ravikak of Boston, while Two other ABA playoff and Bulls are tied 11. - the Kentucky Colonels and gam , however, es were achedCzgar,CeIeaelj, psstpeaed Carolina Cougars both were uled outside the eye of the Dave Vain, aspokosma for itopç*i by a tornado, storm and had no problems the Colonels, said thet It would Halicek, Boston's all-time with the freakish weather th at be several days befor, the leadi ng Scorer, erupted for 43 struck the South and Midwest game could be rescheduled. points Wedasisday night as the Both were West Di vision mu. Sport Ill, Pacers N Caltki but Buffalo 120-107 and finals, and the San Antonio Swen Nates-, the ABA's lock a 2-lead over the Braves Spurs outfought the Indiana Rookie of the Year, and George t their National Basketball As. Pacers 115.96 for a 'sociation Eastern Conference the defending ABA 2.1 lead over Gervin, both of whom were acchamploew, quired by San Antonio best-cl-seven semifinal playoff and the San Diego Con. Virginia during the season, ____ series. qulstadors edged Utah V716 combined for 50 points in leadMeanwhile, the Colonels a nd cutting the Stan' lead to 21. IN the Spun past Indiana in a xagars, schedul ed to play the The other ABA East Di vision roughly contested game. cond game of their American series, between the New York Ceuqiktadun 97, Stan N 'skett*ll Association East Di- Nets and Virginia Squires, 1*Rookie Dwight Lamar 5c0n4 don semifinal playoff series some. tonight at Hampton, Va., San Diego's last six points, hitLouisville, Ky., never got on wi th the Nets leading 20, thefonap e court because cf a tornado In the NBA playoffs, the MII- W with 56 seconds remaining, Uch ripped holes in the roof of waukee Bucks ta ke a 2-I lead li fti ng the Q's past Utah and eedom Hall and caused an against the Lakers at Los An. giving them their first playoff imated $1 mil lion in dam- geles tonight. The other two victory in their brief history. Cs. series' continue Friday night, last season, they were dm1The next game is scheduled wi th the New York Knicks natedIn low stralghtpmy by Friday night in Greensboro, meeting the Capital Bullets at the Stars. N.C., with the ' Callon , - *pis -, Chicago at Detroit, time to be nced annou Apr il a 140 games scheduled Tv.eday, April 9 laster'. Conference 801610 al Boston, f niccs siry. 7 30 m Wetter. Cent.r.nc. Milwaukee at Lot A.ngefes, If necessary, lime 10 be an at Chicago, $ 30 pm. Wodaes4ay, April I f World Baseball League Pitches With Money, Season, 1 975 Start WASHINGTON (AP) — It serious negotiation with 70 Franchises already ha ve of one designated runner per was Inevitable, players who are playing out been awarded to Columbus, game, requiring the pitcher to essiry. tos p.m The World Hockey Associ. their options this year. O hi o; Jersey City, N.J.; Sir- release a pitch within 30 see. flwiday. April II ation, then the World Football "We'll better the American mlngham, Western Cslit,r.nce Ala.; Memphis, onds, three balls Instead of four Chicago at D,tro't. if neces League and now the World and National League salaries, Tenn,; Tampa-St. Petersburg, for a walk and two runs for s-any. 733 pm Baseball Association. yet our players will have to play F la., and Mexico Friday. April I) City, Mexico. stealing home after the sixth The WBA, announced formal- less than half e th num ber of Eastern Conference The organizers decli ned to inning. ly at a news conference Wed- games the current major Bcston at Buffalo. it ncaj identify the liackersof the fran. SIry, s pm nesday. Is a planned 32-team, league teams expect of th A San Francisco eir chisesun ti l they hold news con- sportscaster re or television Capital at Ni'w York. of nec tow-division league that will players," said Downey. p ted Wednes. ruin y. I m lerences in their own cities, day that stall another baseball play In the United 5atvry. April 13 Each fra nchise costs 1150,000 league was in the process of Mexico, Central and States, South Shorter Season W.st.rn Conference and 2, per cent of all gross formation. Ics Angeles al Milwaukee. ii America and Ala. necessary, time 10 be an anticipate longer player revenues annually. The mone y rounced. Life, more offense in the game, goes to the WBA, a profit-tusk- Another WBA Too? Plenty Of Money Detroit at Chicago. it notices less lengthy games a nd player ing corporation that will direct wry, time to be aounce Sean Morton Downey Jr., participation in operation Milt Ka hn of KPIX-TV said of the all activities of the league. $vnday. April 14 president and one of the found- association," that Gary Davidson, whose lat. Eastern CeiWireisce cluding hiring of ballplayers, Buffalo a) Boston, ii neces en of the new association, said eM venture is the World Foot. The new association wry. 1:11 t he league has plenty of money to Play a 72 to 84-ga expects coaches and managers Id ball League, is planning to or. me sched- plrea. ABA and will go after established, ganize a World Baseball We, compared to the 1 64-game A ll Series list-il.? front line ballplayers to begin g league, too. Kahn said that he DEvli'. Semifinals schedule ule of the esta blished Draft In June play in late January 1975. had heard from sources close to All Times jar leagues. Friday. March $ A The new league his set its player-manager draft will the Los Angeles sports league The organizers said they have East Division sights on signing 160 exIsting be held in the middle of June In founder that Davidson would made contacts during the past Wednesday. April 3 major league stars for its First six months with represen- an American city. like to form a new global fall Division last a) Kentucky, year of operating and Is In tatives In 42 cities and have had Rules changes include the use baseball league with franchises arena damage. Kentucky l eads o f five designated hitters to re- in the United States and o ther wnes I 0 serious negotiations with place defensive pla yers who countries, including Ja pan, by West DivIsion backers in will remain in the game, the use 1976. San Antonio 115. IndIana N. sin Antonio l o acts, series 21 laster. GiotIVI(S Sports Br f ie Yanks On lop New York at Capital, It nec - s Foyf Signs Up JACA, Spain (AP) — Americans Paul slark McGrath and James Domoglnes )t Id the top two places after W ednesday's ning day of the two-day World professIonal Figure Skating Cham. Mc,G rath led with 49.1 points, with gthes at 47,6. Derek Ja.-nes of Britain as 'bird with 467. The Boss DURHAM, N.C. (AP) — Lou Goets, who as Bill Foster's assista nt basket ba ll ach and head recruiter at Utah, will join Duke University staff as Op assistant Foster, the new head coach. Duke announced today the appointment (Costs, a fl-year-old native of Passaic, .J,, who played for Foster at Rutgers and graduation was an assistant coach Storm Names Coach Is Bes t' Boast ':r 1_,44 , 4 ~ - Pinney, Riggs will be facing another unbeaten foe, but this time his opposi tion will be the underdog. "Handsome" John comes into the fray sporting a mark of 21.0-2, the blemishes being draws with Teddy Murray and Jesse Ce I ts To p Braves; ter Baby Seminoles . In Stay A Kid -. e VutI I 1 ,# of my life." He began his basketball like a skinny kid In Cabin Creek, W. Va. Later he ' became an All-American at the University of West Virginia. In 1960 he Joined the pros. - , My Last Season M Stana"rngs All-Pro safe- Hawat of the World Football joined the Dolphins as their for a $3.5 million package SunLeague, the Miami Herald sa'J seventh-round cb-aftee in (970. day, Scott must play another In Thsweday editicos. The yaaw before, be left the year for the Dolihim under lb.. Universuyoloecsglaafterlgs çtianclauseln National Foot. Miami's Chanc Junior year to accept an esti. bail League player contracts. a, Jerry West At Ch1ldhd 'End May Wind Up Basketball Career New '1 frankly don't see how they ty Jake Scott has confirmed an can match It, but I feel I should Another Year offer of 1500,000 over thrt Ialktotliem"on April l5. like Larry C.sonka, Paul years to jump from the world scijtt, 2, was the 35th draft Warfield and Jim Kiick, who p ALMOST NECK AND NECK FOR LOCAL DRIVERS RICK GRAHAM Sanford, in car 83, catches up Central Florida Speedway, as more and more with unmarked car driven by Ronnie Rohn of local cars are turning out to compete for top Longwood in action packed sequence of the prizes. 33.000. 2 p m Ex Exh' ubition hi Davis has been seen In the main event on more than one xcasion in Tampa and holds wins over world class welterweight Tommy Van flatten and lynamite punching J.T. Dowe. In his last woef1ortsthe ramps fighter dropped a main event bout bout In Philadelphia and came out on the losing end of a ght In the Bahamas with undefeated, top ranked, Elisha Obed. Perez and Davis met earlier in their careers when Davis scored a three-round K.O., but Perez feels he will be able to - GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP) — Jacksonville Beach Fletcher; Whigham, Chipley; Gerald •, i Asat, press Players selected for the annual Randy Boyd, Pensacola Tate. Goodman, By IRA BERKOW make the playoffs this Blountstown. Wednesday's Games Florida high school football The departure of wil t C,amHouSton 6. Det ro i t The south squad: game were announced Wedne. LOS ANGELES — NEA) — berlain to San Diego In Sep. Aneles 4. Oakland 0 Offense — Ends, Bobby MlDefense — Ends, Donald Boston g, mcintreal 3 day by the squads' coaches. "If you'd go into an office and (ember took much of the wind kel, Fort Walton Beach; Nelson Latimer, Fort Pierce Cent'-al; York (A) 4. New York Dick Saltrick of Hollywood Taylor, Lakeland Kathleen. see a nun myagea3syea,oid out Lakers championship Mike Guido, Ho ll ywood Hi ll s; Hills will coach the south and Guards, Mike Frost, Jackso,. Mike busine ssman,doingsomeof M'nresota I). Phitadelptt.a 7 chase. West's Injury deL'tted Tom Freeman of Blountstown ville Forrest; Bill Ryland, Chris Riley, Miam3 Edison; Crcago (Al 3 Pittsburgh I things I do with my co-workers, the team further. Watts, Miami Lakes. $, LOUIS 7 , KanSaS City will coach the north . you'd think he was amathnan," Gainesville Buchholz; David Tackles, Ernest Finch, Miami "What hurts so much,' said Crcaoo (N) I. Ctveland I The north squad: said Jerry Wett recently. Forrester, Alachua Santa Fe. tillian; Martin Cox, South raff or na 5, Li of Calif P, Wes t, 'is you don't feel like Defense — Ends, Elry Fal- Center. Dennis Carter, Chipley; -We act like kids, rassljn'and you're earning your pay." Plantation. Linebackers, Tom an Deg It. Sat O,ego State bumping a guy Into a door and kenstein, JacI'sonvjlle Parker; Billy Walker, Jacksonville Sullivan, Tampa King; Johnny Which is estimated at 1, Terry Hayes, Starke, Tackles, Englewood. Quarterbacks, Long, North Fort throwing £ ball at him, and the $300,000.; Thvrsday's Games Myers; Kevirl Sir Steve Landry, Pensacola Tate; Terry Lecount, Jacksonville Logan, iranc,sco vs Santa constant riding that goes on In Some of this pain is relieved Defray Atlantic; Wayne Clara U at Santa Clara. Calif Erig Smjth, Orlando Boone. Raines; Steve Blair, Daytona the locker room. You've go to in places like New York' York's Pri ce, Pompano Beach; Alvin New York IA) vs New Y or k Linebackers, Charles Williams, Beach Mainland. Running Parrish, Palm have s lot of kid In you to be an Madison Square Garden, where IN) a' Norfolk. Vi Beach Gardens; Montreat vj Jacksonville Flames: Delve>- backs. Willie Wilder, flames Joe Munn5otà t athlete. And, frankly, I've loved West was introduced before the Dicks, Lake City; Melvin City; Earl Carr, Oak Ridge; be; Pirolozzl, Vero Beach Sen- OrtardO. Fie It. I fee l like I'sn the luckiest game and received a long, Dewey Mitchell, Tampa __________________________ felts in Flournoy, Gainesville; David Wesley Chandler, New Smyrna Robin the world. It's been an farewell standing ovation from son. Backs, Tim Ayd!, Incredible life. Incredible. But I not only the 20,000 fans, but flanks, Edgewater: Robin Beach; Bill McCabe, New Clearwater; Ron Cason, Coral Frierson, Lake Wales; Scott &nyrna Beach; A.C. Aikens, don't feel much like a kid from the Knicks players, Gables; hans Bauman, South Hutchinson, Winter Park. Madison; anymore. I feel now I should do West's blue eyes dampened. Greg Jones, Miami; Bryan Ferguson, Backs, David Leadbeater, Tallahassee Godby; Greg something more constructive He says he Is an emotional Miami Killian, with my life, man; he Is also prideful. He says that this will pro ba bly be — I - ••-' pm California (Singer 70 III at Chicago (Balvts,n Is Ill 7 IS P "ton (Lee I? 11) of u'i *avee k (WiQt h 1)II) 2 30 Main Event Man By BERT R(ENfllAL AP Sports Writer 2 15 ' o14 - Havl'sice k Hits 43 - • 4 wjowlf ir, r4 t - - l p# ow • S - 7- • T ts es AkPA4 a.. , . - r pm Los Boxing , ,. C -. b the score tonight. The "Ruffles" Davis, Perez said, "I North American belt from local fighter has been in ex- don't believe they would try to Emile Griffith earlier this year. lensive training for an up- do that to me, th are Sanford's Vie Perez and coming bout ey my The north Florida fighter In Orlando later friends," defea(ed John Pinney from this took the crown from Originally Month. Springfield, Mo,, will face their Perez lock the lnlormatlon Gordon LoU of Georgia before b iggest boxing tests tonight In 'Don't Believe it' calmly SlId was confident of he lost it to Licata In New victory, but disappointed his Orleans. In return Tampa as they will be featured bout the pair Actually the Sanford slugger opponent's real name was not battle to a in a double wind-up card, sensational draw In Found out the true name of his given. Jacksonville, before Licata Pinney will be seeking the opponent from The Herald, vacant Sou th He Riggs who halls from ended the series with a close Middleweight had been informed that he was Jackson ville comes Into crown as he ern takes on former going the decision win In Tampa last to meet "Al" Davis In bout ranked number one for the year. title holder, Dennis Riggs of the eight rounder, and when crown undefeated Tony Jacksonville In the top half of twin bill at Fort Homer asked If "Al" could In reality be Licata was forced to Two Year Layoff the hard punching Eddie reHnquishwhenhecaeur,J esterly Armory, 4 e,, Riggs enters the bout With a , , ' p Preliminaries starting at 8:30. maof3I4 with t of hls Perez, a last minute losses coming earlier In his replacement for undefeated career, Since his return to Glen Morgan will be pitted '4uY , boxing after almost a two-year against one of the best Junior layoff the former champ has middleweights competing In the only lost five times while ' south, Eddie Davis, winning 21 outings. set of - Thursday, April 4,1974-13A Ir . even up Herald CorrelPoiaden* By The tscutlattti Preis for Friday and a full slate of 12 choice against San l"r,ancLscus two C> Young winners — To,,, Play ball, for Saturday. Tom Bradley. Seaver of the Mets and Steve a With those two little words, The Braves and Reds, who Carlton of the l'hillies. baseball gets rolling on a new kicked off the National league Lolich-Palmer Start season today — and really season today in Cincinnati, and In the American, Detroit's moves into high gear this week. the A's and Rangers, who trig. Mickey Lolich goes against 'Catfish' Hunter end. ger the American League sea- Baltimore's Cy Young winner The A's, who beat the Mets in After ceremonious Opening son tonight In Texas. will have Jim Palmer; Luis Tiant of last year's World Series, four Day specials matching the the day off Friday, when three Boston Faces Jim Colburn of games to three, will throw ace World Champion Oakland A's games will be played in th e Na. Milwaukee; California's Nolan Jim "Catfish" Hunter against against the Texas Hangers and tionul League and four in the Ryan takes on Chicago's Wilbur Texas' Jim Bibby tonight. Bib. the Atlanta Braves with the American. Wood and Bert Blyleven of by pitched a nor-hitter against 4. Cincinnati Reds, the major In the National, Jerry Ruess Minnesota matches serves with Oakland last season. leagues will start swinging has been named to pitch Pitts. Kansas City's Paul Splittorf. The Rangers will be operharder. burgh's First game against St. The New York Mets, the Na- ating with a new owners. Louis' Bob Gibson: Steve Arlin tional League's defending [lob Short-,old .W per cent of the Seven Games '(San Diego will face Don St- chaiiipioni, wait until Saturday team for 110 million to a syn. ton of the Los Angeles Dodgers to start their season Their dicate headed by Industrialist Seven ga;nes are scheduled and Dave Roberts Is Houston's game with Philadelphia pairs Brad Corbett. - II Ii I ' was pm Atlanta BvlPnfvInD, i, -- katvrda. April a Nat ional LeC;vq CPcsgo )Rivtt.i II 15) at Pi¼n)re) Rrko 1511). 71.000. 3 IS pm New York lSeav.r It 10) at Pladeipta (Carlton 11 20). 43.000. 115pm Pittsburgh lMooia Ii 13) at St Louis (Foster 139) 7 II Biggest At least a half-dozen tar. nadoes touched down in metropolitan Cincinnati Wednesday Hank's Homerland as violent thunderstorms rock. ed the area. The forecast called Aaron has hit more homers — for a 50 per cent chance of 95 — off Cincinnati than any showers today. other club In the National -'I', "I have some fond memories League. Fifty-three of those of Cincinnati and some not so came in Cincinnati, including 10 fond," Aaron said. in the new Riverfront Stadium The good memories Include opened in 1970. 779). 35000 7 pm MIAMI (AP; collecting his 3000th hit in old Crosley Field off Wayne Simp. son on May 26, 1970. Perhaps the worst memory was breaking his ankle here on Sept. 5 of his rookie season. It was the worst injury of his career. a It Happens Every SSpring: Play Ball Yells Man In Bl ue pm The Sanford Herald I PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — Bill Griffin, ii assistant coach at California sta te'ullerton, has been named to the coaching taff of the Portland Storm, the World ootball League team announced Wed esday. Griffin, has been at Cal State for IWO ear,. He wil l coach Portland's special earns and help with the offense, club of. dais said. He is University of Missouri gradua te nd Dan Devine when the latter as head coach there. Smith Outs Kreiss NEW ORLEANS — Secondseeded Stan ntith anted Bob Krel of Los Angeles 6$2 In the third day of play in the World bamplonship Tennis tow'ney. TERRE HAUTE, md. (API —An catty was confirmed Wednesday for racing great A.J. Foyt in the nationally televised Tony Hulinan Classic April 14 at the Action Track here. The annual Hulman race, 40 lap. on the tit-mile dirt tra ck , Is the biggest U.S. Auto Club sprint car event It Is expected to of fer a record $20,000 purse this year. The race was moved up this year fr the first weekend in May to f drivers n who be preparing for IndIa 500 mayyX,. WFL Still Signing HOUSTON (AP) — The World Football League Houston Texans have announced five signees for the upcoming season, and promised at least one more signing today. They include former All.Big Eight safety Al vin Bro wn of Oklahoma Sta te ; quarterback Ken Pettiford, and defensive tackle Shawney Wynn, both of NCAA college di vision national champion Ten,-, nessee Stite and wide receiver Robin Jones and tailback Jimmy Edwards, both of North east I4xaisiana Ritger Leads PBA p.m , SOKC San Diego 9 1. leads series 71 Utah 9*, Utah Thursday, Apr il 1 last Division ht* Y,rs VS ',''gn.a it I4atpbo,. I , mi, West DIvIsion Indiana at San An tonio. Selections Rogero Paces Plaza Bowlers TONIGHT'S SELECTION - Mixed ii) ( *), Kit FI5T Cor ker IS). Sumer m Socks III pm Tell SECOND Floslys Image Friday, April $ Sires. 16), Haley Mar (II. THIRD last DIv4sI.n Kuda I)) Dolly Day II) Kent Kentucky vs. Colina ar at Manalee Ma t (4) FOURTH - KS rNnIOOro. I p m. Europa II), Slice String II), St,Il Satvrd.y. AIdS s W.tet't7) , FIFTH — Wilt Girl (I ) , Well Division .Icdo Shamrock (7). Randy Anion s-an Antonio of I nd iana. I 10 I?) SIXTH - K's Matriarch (3), pm Caesar Eckert (7), Brutu5 (6) Tamale Ann 171. $an Diego at Utah. I 30 pm, SEVENTH - Taala of necessary Dusty Dallas (7). Report (II Sunday, Ap11 7 EIGHTH -- Top Pock et (SI, A it Zippy Misiy (6). Grady Thompson last DIvesion Lank,y WillIam (1). New York vs Virginia at (7) NINTH Norfolk, 330 pm Ramah(21, Lake Mary ii) TENTH Carolina al Kentucky, 2 10 *il(Iitte 040 (H, Employ" Ill. P D,smal Dan (3). ELEVENTH Mon.iay, April 5 Wlcliffe Honey (7). Loch Cactus 171, Tuft Stuttsn (0 TWELFTH - Ciii Divisio n Virginia at New York. it ,e, n-sIc 0*0 (H. ldornore (St. leei .'ssary, s 05 p.m wt w - IS. - AKRON, Ohio — Dick Rhler g of Hail. ford. WIs,, averaging 220, held a 15-pIn lead alter 16 games of the PB/i Tourney of Chsmnplons with a 3,522 total. VVBA vflf 32 Teams WASHINGTON — The World Baseball Association was unveiled as a 32-team, four-division, intercontinental league which plans 10 American and National leagues by golitg alter their stat,. - Eve Roge?o scored a l3-4 for Fairway Plaza Launciromat wins over Hacienda Village, Anna Coleman, Donna Nancy' Van Dusen's l57-4 Lepor,, Rogero and Arlene as ree points over was an assist for Ann's Florist RumbleyEve chalked In turkeys, Able Rent-All to hold the lead In as they won four points From 'Queen o( the Week' was Nancy the Generation Gap bowling Fly Caster Boats. Vantuien after scoring v pins league. Alm Coleman's 166-453 led over her average. Brenda Wilkins was high for the Southern Loaners to three Standing s Whitaker Pavi ng w hen they wins over the U.S. Bankers. I. Lillie Whitehead spared the 4- Fairway Plaza chalked up three wins against th Laimctrom,t 10; Eve Rogero and Ca y )3'l 12i Florida Convoy. Fla Convoy 70 46 Sheppa rd 3-10: and Peg Patty SOY Loaner 6811 d Relatic Painting and Monroe and Nancy VanDusen picked up Retalic Pa;nting 63 11) harbour split the points 2-2. the 5.7, Anr'$IIO,ist 42 4 Butts Tetaco Arlene Rurnbley's 17647 was do Sol Jean Hitt felled the 2-7; Laura Whitakerpav,ng high for the harbour and Clots Harris and Shirley Rodeb..uf is Sol HacIenda VIllage U', St d Pain. le toppled the 5.10. The 4-5 fell for MOtfbi Harbour $So , ,, Nina Darnell's 148.426 Del Barca, Jean Con Able R en t All SI a 'i, and Banker boosted Butts Texaco to three Susan Oates. Fly Caster 8oat I, they won th �111111111111111111111111111 V 14A-The 1.I -to 0 Sanford Herald Thur sday, April 4. 1974 The Sanford Herald There Is A For The Unwanted In The Want ------------. 9 Personals 'S At (OtcL 1. t'OhlI '44 -° Put 4rlrØ Fla 3777! Anne SWINO. - Aye' AD - II I1 Pil,T, Park- o '' Sunoco you Day Before Publication It '-- t'dro:,i a,artmrrt Lurn',P't(J Lit-ltoc-5 fIJ?flSICc-d $163 .-.- Un...',' 32.' 1139 - Classif.e Ads Everyday - -- - and O,lI000, - A,ra - Inrn.ulaIp I bc0roop. 3 bath, central a' & Plc-Cf Screened porch arid traced yard $)5Q Ph 130-7Cc-I ____________________________ ': 4 S start - carpet. 117*. Ph 3635250 -- ______________________- - -- a-' - ' P4t, large I bedroom Ar Ki!pie'n c-pjpp --- J ar Dc-rs.f.lt Ii I'4(' Pit I-. .V I utility root., Fully at utnd,t,on.d & heat Wall to wall e'pet r, • OF 1 ::42..'• ;#j':'.•• • To I I p-cr - P nIl -r I %' -fl'1 I your .1 ~ ~~ ~4-2"-, k. _.- 4 * 4. I £ sOW COSt . wcint ad call. ar,swc',.nu iS(i '- - • Apartm.its Rnt Furni fl'd - --- - 4t Houses for Sale -- - 1,11 u • • 11 0', , Pci Clown t 00'. Ii' I No Csti ,,i, 'usa (o'.tu, i-' ( - t" 322-2611 - Mntael (4Ii I (I NunIts '- i -% at, car '. *1 . ASSOC INC REALTORS J• 1' ' Mall Casselberry , Fin - L__J PINEY WOODS BARN ebuy furnIture and mis Sill for 25 pcI Consignment Fn•, p-c0up Saturdiy at San for d )IJ 3320 if I M M LS IM W 111111111111111111111111 4111101111" STENSTROM iIi. REALTY I - Al; Conditioning -. SANFORD C en tral Plc-at 1. An Eon free estimates, call Car Harris. at SEARS .n Sanford 372 1771 , T I - 9dØuide 0791 i !____ ______________ 11 Clii 3713991 ¶'TnI-rt1' 32? DAlI _1111111111111 ('00 - C ENTER giving You a -, - Add an entrance and exit to each apartment, lots of storage, pan!ries, linen clos.ts, large Private balconies land patios) and choice Lifestyles Ic-al Estate GuitsTc-5,ttorLiv.5 41111M., *a (o,n4,e, WIll _____ -- I 3232640 0 I (iT l'ti tIC- Pit - i-i, ti OA'rlg 'i ,,lrcl 17 31', I - GIasg-Mjrrors - - StP4ARltS GLASS & PAINT CO 2loMagnolia Ave 1724472 ' i WE LL DO YOUR PAINTING No lob too small Ph 373 I579 323 hOc- after 6 PAINTING INTERIOR & CX TEI1IOR Sat,slact,on guaran t eed Free Estimates Ph P 299 ll'i-r P U • '. A . -- hA. I - AUCTIONEER Clean saleable weekly Fr i day 7 p ill * NEEDS items for Auction SR $13 Sanford. Fla ______________________________ 75 SEMINOLE COUNTY i',,- P., 11': 451 At?,-, I act' A It C" 177.1 72 TOYOTA Mark II S.W. (2) $3195 72 TOYOTA Corolla S.W. $2595 ,1111~ :1 I A M - P UMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All tyçi". an(1 %'!rs STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO 701W Ind St. 3126433 -.----. TheanSwey Io "What fodowith your old Car Sell if w'ifh i Classified Ad $2495 70 PONTIAC Firebird $1895 67 FORD F.L S.W. $895 68 MERCURY 4 $895 OLDSMOBILE Cutlass Coupe 69 $1495 take over pavmenws 321 0033 INSERTERS Ar RI000I L Economy Cart OF SANFORD 17.92 & Airport Blvd. Hwy. PH. 322.8601 ______________________________ AND 8 TO CHOOSE FROM Equipped with AM-FM Radio, Heater, Automatic Transmission, Tinted Glass, Power Steering, Power Brakes, Whitewall Tires Wheel Covers, Vinyl lop, 225 6-Cylinder Engine. navel Trailer IC .iew Completely eguipped with mfg's guarantee l)i, ltlpr- 'icj C DroOl ion 1 All Have 2,000 to 3,000 miles. All Have Extended Factory Warranties 6 Earn Extra Cashi 2-4 Hours A Day 1-3 Days Week Auto Repairs Parts. Accessories If Ford Mofc, & lran%miss,on 5)30 Nag hub caps. 15", bond, $13. I Cycle Power plant, like new. 1173, 372 1174 after i p In, This not LIST APPX. 4150 s 3 49 ONLY NEWSPApER does knowingly accept HELP WANTEDADS Call Russ Gossett Circulation Dept. 11 am to 1 pm - 831-9993 that a preference based on age from em ptoyers covered by the AGE DISCRIMINAT ION IN EMPLOYMENT ACT More information may be obtained from the Wage Hour office ai'Rm X)9. Or lando Prof. Or. 22 W. Lake Beauty Dr,. P. O. Boa 1094 A. Orlando, Fl. 32106', telephone 111-1024. - I 11~t_I 11~~1 1 1_ _Aw~ A -1 •• Valiants :0,' In. 2 22 .fSl Window Cleaning SKIP S WINDOW CLEANING Commercial Residential F floor Estimates Jfl hO3 Al Cars Fulyfqwpp,d On The Spot Fmnaflcing & insurance 1974 PC" 6-? Ford Campeq.$lSoOcath or 1.300. Door III1UIhhIhhIhh1.Ihuu.1 " ~~~,~ 11 ~11~~mlll i"iViI V - -------- 72 TOYOTA Corona 4 Door _ Campers SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE 7311w I ll SI 373 47)$ PONTIAC Door LeMans 4 r Ill's travel trailer through a ciassitied ad ifl The Herald What do you have to 5e117!Call The Herald Classified Dept for quick success Phone 372 3611 or for our Orlando friends, Simply dial $31 Dril ng i and l.if, try. put p5 Ic in-k Ire., ,,,, , i I 1.5111 f.t.n, ', '°. - Mr H C LariQeoi Dellona lust Sold li Well I HELP WANTED ic-b Ford Country Sedan, Cottoned. power Stc-er.ng & drakes redo. e.tra (Ic-an 5993 Call Ocr, Pope 3731651 Dell,, Travel Trailers AUCTION PART n TIME 322-2611 2580 RIDGEWOOD, AVE. SANFORD, INTERSTATE '*' * AUCTION * to Buy record Good ~ 11 '111 AT 11II - indicate I Makr tOtJA, clas%,l.f'd ad day Place pr t- t • sq-u C' 'C?" C .'l 322 -- - - ---.------__? W ic-pa'' and SCfo-(r Paint ng 0134 Hu 106M Kit LA Free Estimates Ph 373473 , I ' Hanging Licensed Residential Commercial J sow - PAUL SLATER Profetsional Wallpa pe r Hanger --- I - Masonry & Concrete Planning a garage sale! Don I forgel to advertise it ifi the (IisS.l,ea ads' Wallpaper Mowing. rcIqinca II g'iav,n. I track tape and Psychedelic ilQ?.t5 built into a beautilul Spans,. bar Assume I Payments Pr 647 1377 for free rome trial Hallmark, 171$ W P,k eiiiiiiiiiii - ---._ Pifastsirp _______ ___________ _________ WON 71 Dell's N Swci2pe A3 5- (.111 Walpr. ,,'c,. - Service Wanted LINCOLN $4195 6-VOLKSWAGEN NOTHING DOWN, TAKEOVER CALL CREDIT MANAGER , ill 62)0 FRIDAY 7:30 PM ,i. 9 321 7771 ) 7) 5931 -- -- WILI.i(', JOHNSON. lawn & garden , Assume Payments AM F N radio, C.arrar .'011i Ic, 1 li, 'I'I 351 1 ri .".t041(4 (,iti. 1. Iii 611 )02 CL .514 up & is N S(UI PT UP 1740 C tromcs -Il , Il 1 -,'. C, Ri trtcal Service. .iented& iac'nu..i. All Seminole Co. 71 Hr An iwying Seryie $20 SOIl F. owl lii', TV ti - 68 Repossessed- I1-OaI in tlsc-*Sy ' Sell it last And easy *1?. a 10* cost Clat5tic-j ad s vrve lop 534 9*31 ____________________________________ Pufafj4wiI l'%'T Su,HI.as FROM S160 •STEREO BAR. e,.....t..,_, SPRING SPECIAL Free Clean Ups with year 'round Contract Free estimates 377 7767 Electrical it of 1, 7, and 3 bedroom apartments and - Cleaning N,,aee..* a it rI • I l(.I4 -',(o,,, 'f. (El,ulc,,- s.o':-i-ts Sll'Ill'I,Iio' I) s. 'Clti iS SLjilI,ty, 321 - 921 -a 9 uw9J I- 5111.411 171 - is the key to Ridgewood Arms. lii., Ilentkj LARGEST SALES THIS YEAR. - * oDavs Signt, rsi iOb too Sr,alt All phases. Magrirt.c. Plast.cs, Stick Or Screening 172 Plc-S A TI, ,'.Pi TIC f3UILl)tPl(, -'.'AIN TI Ii A N (I Spori: , Al I,n u (01110, A t'tt.r tC.l0I.,Ii C, rt'S'CiefltiCt I irjr-ri,j ,-s Monans ll,'trrw4 Carp.? Care 4 .lanitor-.il Ser4. e F re I it One Price nc Icicles Iii Ill ,All I mdybe you'll see wy we say Convenience 'H on t __________ And convenience has been designed into every phase of Ridgewood Arms. Your o'Ip.lrtmeflt overlooks the swimmIng pool, clubhouse , and beautifully landscaped Courtyard touch of indoor. outdoor living. And you'll park at your doorstep at Ridgewood Arms. \ No Carpet tsautjf(II new arin1eJt CIImbIfl,', the bLi4uty (I redwood $1095 71 Autos for Sale -- Jfl $399 CCI Janitorial .'(i,', most $2195 61 CHEVROLET Ranchero Pick Up Coupe - THIS SHOULD BE ONE OF OUR 90 - ."' ' 9677 Leasing $2195 72 CHEVROLET Pick Up fables. Rrrt' Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampoor, for only SI pc-n ay CARROLL'SFURNITURE ABLE REPIT Ails Gvard Opening 'h the best eguipri c-nt to Serve Ou 1016 5 breach Ave 37 3 1110 -- 72 GMC Pickup Potted Good runnongc,t,on a P,'ai v - ,t, Service r','r. ) 1)17 Carpentry. Remodeling, Ad,t.t-cnt Custom W or k I lee EStrrnate Lcentc-O Bonded 323009i 4.rpc-n'r 'flE wIth tCn russet brick and warm Chocolate ' 1 S igns )Igns like Map Pblii Accport,nq _______________________________ VINCENT "CARPENTRY lnler,or Ir.rn Paneling. Custom ______________________________ f_ow. -- 31 -'inrr.edabc'ut Your income tau call TODD S CAIIPLPITI.'l Spec Clang on Small intl odd $005 (alt 4)1 11 6 4 partments 73iPa,k 0r32. 2118 t i .t I, i-at) I? 97 SIC Ent,,,n,'' 3717199 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Di 4 $2795 - -" li Carpenfry _ I Sports, *PUBLIC AUCTION* - - Sonford-Now 11 I" Iwilde Homes By ____ $2895 72 BUICK 116.4 Forc, Via, Plo windowi Car • Income Tax - 73 CHEVROLET Nova Hatchback 'UGMC WINDOW VAN NOTHING DOWN , TAKEOVER CALL CREDIT 'IAPIAC,iR, 123 - Interior, Ealeroor Plastering Plaster patching & simulat ed brick specialty Ph 373 7700 TOWERS BEAUTY SALON iljl",t'111 tf,r,'tt S IIr,,P, ?4ç.0' 519 C P'ne, 322 3142 W 25th S,i'ilc.rd Realty ' Beauty Care t -. III' H'' U I - I tclst Ire. refntg,rato,, Queen Equipment for Rent -__---- "('MI IMPROVEMENT', Sa.4ll J5 W,Ir'tetj Used Farm Equipment will tell tatt and easy with a Clats,tq'ci Ad Call 3727411 or III c-PC) TO CHOOSE FROM 1961 Chevy Pick up. 6 cyl .rc-butt engine, like new, new tires, $795 $30750i or &31W4 - FlU CI V Y'S 7512 Park Or,wc-, )77 1547 City •• q roro end Up. 57)00? best otter 24)0 $ Myrtle Ave , Sanford. 37') Ford - 64 -_.... l4..4t in the way Sell it fast AMC easy tt, a low coil cta3-sifipd Sanford Electric Company Welcomes to%%OC jiii, AZ REMODELING Enclosed oarports, additions, rooa.n, Painting, paneling, doors & windows Reasonable Free Lit Guaranteed 911 pm 37) 7371 327 4331 IvlIl,nt' (.1 ApplIances Streel Liqhling Sidewalks 8 Water 8 Sewer CCUSTOM BUILT HOMES WITH MANY PLANS In Improvements paintg Canp,ntry, electric, ceramic tile' plaster, block and all mesQnCry P'cnrtl tree ettmaf,s 323 App5ances *Beautiful Large Wooded Lots .....,._, • s - - - Week-End' peciuis ON Air Cond New Tires 1330 Ph 3730431 '43 CHEvy DRAGSTER bedroom sc-I, stereo, living rn. NofI'0ti'igdow1'0,akeo1, furniture, carpets, drapes, lamps, _Calicredot manager 37362)0 Duncan Phyfe end fable ,. 6$ Pets and Supplies Phone 373 0794 S 7 p rn - - -Actjo Service lCfl Toyota Mark it. 4 dr sedan, Stud Strvicc- Two registered AKC automatic, air, extra Warp $2893 Early American Sofa Bed 3 green & Schautert Silver grey, . 377 Call Don at 327 1431 Dealer RI, 46, West, Sanford gold tab4e lamps, walnut slidng 47$3 glass door bookcase Large heavy 373 5420 194.1 Falcon, 4 door, a.,, aitomatic. crystal Punch bowl sc-I. with "°" M,jt Sill 3573 ups Good cond,tcn All for 11 30 •POODLE GROOMING. 130 7301 on 13I$III AUCTION casts Ph 32) 3150 alter I Anaboarding WittItOyc-&c,e --------------___________ EVERY FRIDAY __________________________ Professional Ph l233lCior 37) NEW CONDITION, PPM COnsIgnrnenssacc,pIeddalIy Ic-lI Mazada, like new , low miles WHITE Must tell 31973 $307301 days or WICKER SIT, sofa, Chars, Dog St-ow, C en tral El0,ic,a kennel 6-6-76 nights SEMINOLE COUNTY coffee table, bright fabric c ov er ed Club. AKC. All Bret's Show, May Pet Care CuShions. $313 value First 1700 i Fur enlr,es or 'riformalion, call AUCTION I',oyw Super Bee$le-loaded oy -I Call 377 uOa after 5 30 or 9349212 3131$ Orl.rId, Dr loft Of extras, map whet-Is, 11430 Dog training in your home Al. wte5end ___________________________ I S.ansfoe. 322 5143 Call Paul Breed Dog Trainmrog Academy. - WANTED- Good home f o r 377 5443 Call for frw evaluation 81-737Q, Ste Pay Alley Each Auction miniature German Schnauzer, I 1970 Ford Thunderbird. vi. SI ___________________________________ Appliances PET REST INN Phone 373 7570 automatic, power steering, power ______________________________ Board i ng L Grooming dosC brakes. tsower windows. S Chihuahua1, kEP4MOREWAsHpp,.nss, 51 females, tL,u,,mal Ph 372 S7. track sIc-rIo, AM radio, metallic -Cl, used machines Haven Grooming & Boarding blue with blue interior Priced for SUNDAY, APRIL 7th MOONEy APPLIANCES, 37)0697 Kernels, 3733757 immediate satc-. Sic-CS Call Pete.. Pressure Cleaning 2pm _______________________________ 327 laSt Dealer l oc ated on S IS between 17 93 & 46 Miniature ScPnau,,qs I *ks old EXTERIOR Si AKC. 5 1 25 Phone alter 5 -377 East of Ii Partial Listing I PC TVRadup. Stereo 69 CHRYSLER I DOOR 159 0270 French bedroom suite. ,.,w living PRESSURE CLEANING MACULATE BURGANDY lot F loon Wa, rig, Wnd*t 373 (',1r TV, portable IC -- Ike rn. furnit u re. Early American BLK TOP Must Sell 51.015 SAM MuSt sell $150 5)0 730.1 days Hide A-Bed sofa, S pc maple 377339) Dealer 66 Horses d'nelle, maple bunkbedi, office Sandblasting - -desks, file Cabinets Antique 12 Ford Ranchero A C. air shocks. Western Tack -- sI soflH:' et •'o 12.400 Call 322 7611, George corner cabinet, dressers, Duncan HERB'S T.V. Lama belts & Panct,aps Now at________ Phyfe fable w May" chars, a PC The EQuestrian, 52 W Broadway, Channel 3$ bc-gin b4'Oadcasfing blonde bedroom suite, twin beds Oviedo 365 4161 ic-PC Mircuny Mont ego. MX 4dn For the f,neit preparation of metal Maros lIst If you can't Pick it Italian Provincial table hardt op, iit c onditioned, power U concrele,tc .catlB&C Fret-Est chairs Color TV5. lim ps , lots of Call us We handle CP.anisel 327 1310 373 1213 st ee ring Master antenna f or UHF, and VH misc and other fine furniture & brakes. good 67 Livestock Arid mechanical COnd, tio.-i. $1193 Call Conslgnm,rst I Also special TV antenn as foe and dealers Poultry boats Paul FaiceIla. 322 16.31 Deal er welcome if you need anything F .ii!i4 U0) great bargain a )$l) S Sant o ro Ave the home, don't miss this sale Ill-i-On-ic-nt in ther ICS.SII14'd .4(1% HE IF ERS-- Bull. COwl with calves IN? Ford Torino Coupe, needs rear 371 1731 Open all *c-c-k for ,nsp,t,on and 'l't ifl.gPil nit PC (c-C'. sc*,n 113 CCIwC Pt' 372 96$ or , 'arm,,' fender. Small V I engine $95 377 but consIgnments Auctioneer Stan 04' gOt *41141 SPU It' looSing fr 127 0741 7296 'VermIlion. 322 III 9 Interi or aria cuter or TROUBLES!!, Central syttCm$. window units, ire 991 71 hr tPry.CC Call GregoryNeat & Ar 131 71(7 Life in ~TI - I ReadyTo5er10 Home r 7565 PARK DRIVE You... ___ 7 (,uarante Lowest Prices BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR Gorrol,, 1, 46. Sanford, 37) 1713 - Directory ci fEx A milfl, _________ FEED SEED hER - I MRS SHERIE MCQUIRE OF SANFORD, JUST SOLD HER '69 vw BUS THROUGH A CLASSIFIED AD IN THE HERALD. SHE ALSO REPORTS TO US THAT A14y AD SHE ti. PLACED HAS AL lot.. . P ECCIVC0 QUIC SATISFACTORY RESULT WHY WAIT" CALL US P4O AT 322 7711 OP OH 939) - ___________ - _____________ 11:1 RVICE , , 322.3103 !.iLTOk :L'"~iff~L7U :' LISTING SERVICEI CALL 322-2420 ANYTIME F_ - I ________ SPECIAL seeing cabinet, repossess, Sober's best model, Winds bobbin n machine Fully automatic Pay -,IIenCe of $71 or 10 payments Of I' Call Cr ed it Dept SANFORD :-EWIPIC, CENTER. 301 A East 51St ,Sanforci 3739111 Eves 06-') mm. Trucks and Trailers '67 GMC Pick UP Los 8.0 - Aulio - 1966 Ford Gatax,, 500. p'.Steering, D'ars. an Only 1.. Sbfly (JSeIJ Cans. 700 Ff.A,c- - 1732940 I __________________________ 3735772 R'NTAL PROPERTY OWNERS DEALERS '43 Econohn, pickup FLEA MARKET OPERATORS swap for lock up Utility trailer EVERYONE, Phone 3230794 bc-lwien 37 pm Cleared out warehouse full of all kinds of furniture such as bedding ISPECIAL of all Sites, living room furniture, On Sale this Week If tNw, all d i nette Iefs, refrigerators. ra.,s aluminum truck covers Colon aufon.atic washers, lawn tets, coordinated. Small truckt-lawn air coadtioner, all fl'9 Large trucks-$3$ CS kinds of mechanic's tools, bric a SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE brac, dishes, glassware and 2311W 1sf St novelty ltem We Alto hive 373 1711 Several display Counters and _______________________________ O'i' in BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR GmIy C 44 Sa niorci 79 Attention: Citrus from $3 99 - Oning,s tangerin, lemons, lime trm, etcLow overheadprices Drive a little 1. 5ve a lot Oviedo NurSery I Bird Farm. SR 119-2 ru, P4 Of Oviedo 34$ 43tI-C$oi.Sundays I 146 L, ~M ~ 11w" Lawn and Garden - GOLDEN TOUCH P4 SEW We Guarantee LoweSt Prices after i p m Auction Sale - PAINT VARNISH ENAMELS it GREEN THUMB Rood Htfiiri irraIl 1 - - 62 Household Goods - AirCondition,.,l,,000 BTU Whirlpool. 373 5)30 Ii ________ Call For A ppnt. I bedrOOm Porn, on private 1(1 with a variety at tr ees ,n CtudC9 citrus Large po l- o Icr entertainIng Ion. ranor. Miscellaneous - '6ICI4EVELLE W7GOPI Loaded t4oth.ngdow'n. taIec,,' Call credf manager, 373 aJp ') Cabineli MAITLANO FLEA MART 1911 Hwy I? 92 Open Sat & Sun 9 131 7929 SI -- " B- So, '13. C Pmnne'y Ouster Perfect condt 150) C Ind ________ hen Bathroom - ', - Stamps - Coins - - Sc-fl or tra.ge fOe bike of equal value - HO Pinhead ChOpped Sac- t I appreciate Call Jerry. 377.19$ I after p m weekdayS 10 buy and sell gold or silver coins. c on tact VI first We also buy bulk $lytn COins SEMINOLE COIN _cpi'a. $09 W lit 373$' - All sites and models. 10 speeds. S and standart bikes available at F ir99tbn,. Store Call 3770244 (C.vflter top-s 5nks ln$talljt,on DvP.lePsle b'd (abc-li. 337 I0 7 WANTED Customers to Select from largeInventory of first rate vied furniture Waynt't Quality Plc-v. & Used Furniture. I2C*) French Awe, 223 &410 For Sale LIST YOUR HOME IN - or !.'lit' 0 2" IC fl Cost tO0i 69 Bikes. Bikes, Bikes 327 113 a ' 1*4 Bicycles Honda. 73. CI! 3500, Regal bfuc-. 42 mi per gal .6.000 miles. 5495 373 154.) after S p m glaSSware CASH 3.2 4)37 o r used furniture, appliances tl..-)i5 c-IC Buy I on 100' items L..o'rys Mart, 2)3 Sanford Ave _________ - $8 - a Boats & Marine Equipment PD B SON MA PINE 2977 Hwy 1797 3)1 $961 _____ _______________ 57'ss'ors Possible Place a want .4") watCh the results P 5 the of - _____ I browns. - - q 11111! _ - I SS -_ l'lIi-n.ngon ii U() vC(1ffl I l.t55il,c-5 ads for pant, tymb.'m and all 4-our needsI ii Income and Investment Property - - -- ----- --.51? 1l0SC For Sale 44 4 45 831 -8400 Greater -- 322144 FRANKLIN RAMSEUR The 0, c-""t .I1l1 SAP4hO() AUSTIN , (IPS,P '.1 i1iinn #82 81-. lb s.Ir'lord I Ia For taSfc-r-SI,t African violets Jean Norris Nursery Sold at WOodruff Garden Cc-nfc-r 601 Cc-tery Aye - S,Iolvc, ---- _______ Tflu Dc-tli., t tI ' .', tlI,ito,,', hr. iC() UI ' 'tub' '0041 .'I'()' '0' I''. P I - I li '.I'4", io*,Iiit, _i,- ,. - 1) P14 fcc fl?Ormnit,Cr 17 C2&Brt*c-enBog Tire Park &4)1 3:1 1516: Di - - - - -*4rc-' CORBETT REAL ESTATE PEAL 1970 VOlkswagen, 30.000 mites on new P4ev. inspection stic'ie 1129$ 3737045 Motorcycles $ta Ph 377 9309 ) PlF?4TAL RUGS VANTt used, Any cOrsdiI,on 1.14 1170. Winter Park household dram 377 7267 I '.1W ' - Acr, part orange grove, part Clr'.4re'fl tm.'. ''''lilel ,,., (t lamps, Call credit manager 3?34230 ,8 ---'----------- 13 Yamaha 730 Wanted to Buy. Cedar Cheil. Pr 6416017 or 123 5343 e'rc-n'ngs Chart, assonted 1l" P% toffee t4bIe. 2 end tables. t*'mmflg pool liii', with fitter Pump Msc soc cleaned and hIeØ 3 flowing wilIt Sonic- ace *000% 13300 per acre Cat 373 Nil. 37307$ 95% Conventional •.O•J• Let ere of our friendly ad v.sors lam.' a - l,Irrli ho-parl cleared, part tiaco - I Nothing down, takeover I Ic-U VW Bug, leatPoefe$te int,r,or radio. Bahama blu, 1193 (.i:: Don at 373 1631 Dealer "' nhirrors, mist: 373 9)fl CARPORT SALE, 7206 Mitch Court Santora ITwenty WesIl, Sal & Sun. I 20 itiI Dining table. i Sanford Auction ;-ii I Wanted to Buy turnilur,, Thyr%. Friday, & Sat Cars Removed Aba ndoned , unwanted 11.11k cart hauled away Your cost. 5:0 Orlando, $3419i anytimc- Private party CarsIs to buy old dolph St • Sanford Ph 373 49) ' I'1 acrt- -'-----'------------. AlPs small Comfortable b"! buy Sc-Il trade hint SI 73.000 BTU Air Condit'orser 1)25 322 O2C after a p ru ____--------------- - 68 I lar.ily garage Sale at 1111 Ran Couch, char. 2 c-nc, tabl es & cotter table for Florida family too", 2 r,iOI old. $100. Oil Panting, 5)0 'Auctloneering Service Spanish pligues, $10. 1.° tl p4,-, ".I' to' ;-10( 1 i(ih 1 WV IC I Dryer, $10 Bowling ball, new taj ItO, 2 Sets Golf Clubs CII. C1fl b.'0'. (ln%.goi dy5ir45, t ItO. LP's 25c each Stc-rc-o '-1-'- 4 sates out uI anything COmponent 5taryJ $IS Portable i4,IIJ P 'c-nc,, A*t ..''i-. t%eileq Sun Lamp, 53 670 6-109 acre holding lot- E Orange County. 13S00 Call Raipt. David. Assoc Hattaway Realty, $3) 7503 -- I.. I . ye of U or 7 tIlt. 1)1'' 01° -'------------.__, Yard- nIce Iarc1tcap-n0 CO for Cu-cO SJIC 32) 500 )fl 7t FHA-VA Forrest Greene Inc. P4 , 1*4.4th. CL IF I' JOR DAl' I', air. fenced Junk M0torCyl fr?Stjranc, BLAIR AGENCY 373 3164 Sales - 1210126 n large Iylr*g and dining rOGm% j I..tr - ,_ I'll W - ;_~ ~- _______________________________ I CASSELBERPY Canal front folio Lake Ton, rank In. °,'0niteyr Assoc Inc REAL t0 ;1 ill L ongwrrj Beautify, 7 bc-droom. 2 bath, plan, wall wall carpftng, 4 6411191 retrg,na?or VA or F HA I,nac .n' (,(i,50, , (mIni! Pc-it - - a nd cr'uct r P-04 arpc- 3 bt-øveo" Apt May 11.1, roo pets or ce,lct'm, $150 nv-o • tort! 9 last Pleat "w'taI arid nin' tsom, 6-I," __ __ _,mi i - ~_V?`._ - A - ' -; R,lto,t 3)) )lS thnc-e CI! rhdiOs. (2 Golcien and anItrvsart. I Collar mike, 16 channel Laytetfe bate with ground pinc- $750 for altar will Separate Lot% a nd Acreage Si Garage - Rummage '11115074 MAIER I URP4ITUR Two theII spelkers, Sharp brand, 7 for $19 93. P4 Gauge Model railroad equipment, s'alu• 1700 half price 7 Van Mirrort 0,' 0,'Pt. 115 CIII 285 6103 all,-n ,o, --- J 1 .411(5 Central heat - - word lOut' C1655i1ic-dad Call 317 7611 0,1)1 CCV) . No No Closing Costs r.tlj) y ou Want 10 nc-n?, In or ri.4,, SAflt0,0. t.drrn turn hijtc- with a.r & fenc yara No IrMr I 'mall ti-Os no ib,idr,-r (.4l n 0 rr' Itrec?. tOi 42.41151 (."-1 Thret loom Iu'sU.d apt. ruc, 3-65 mo Call 371 to-' ur,4 -'------------- - Inc Payto n 26a2 Wantcd To Rent - :-. r' ' ' i&i,-s rUfll3L.)l UflLLlL, UIIJ. - ~ Pt 4'Itil AyhtON,SPA$ A(t ADULTS p p 114W lad',' rnoorc.°'r t'orrur 11( At :. ~W -___ - - 7 - ___ I— _-- - ' W ~ *1-___ -_~, IS " s IUGA,n, j I' j Ali ex tra Cr11.49' i.%O ','n At of flaIl to let ,C .1 ? '.1.0, 4 ,!5' ,f,o4i i'l 0,-rAge PEAL ESIATI SALES PEOPLE a' iao, Malty fiftiCt' - ;. & 'Mvrflc-nl to II & 1792 ratr o'(s'uancy, 5,70 n 64l7Ii 1 5' 7)71 Ora ng e ta'. S r 'I'ch .2',,' - 4 Miscellaneous For Sale --tr- 1 21 47,'- - Roberts & Gilman I 741 4% __________ z: - I, beautiful baths. I,y-roq room, d-n no .rc-a. Otchen. SCretned in norc I Pta, It I'C MI.S ',-'. Option*- NATURAL SITTING , i 1,111 111,1,-Il- SO Central 01 (-urnce, SlOG WIt' & tOniC Oil 5)50 Call 372 44C.6 ,ottc-n S-)0or wtekefl05 GR ECoOR MOBILE HOMES 500hrenchAve . Sanlopc AIR CONDITIONING -. -- _;_;_;.._._.::._:_.___ Apply R- REALTQIL ___________________________________ tOWnhQv%. - / I 36-i BEDROOM HOMES REALTORS INW 1.4keMiiry fliocI 322 63Sir 6-iS 7)3) .'wE TAIL TRADES Realty ____ BEAUTIFUL LOCATION- Ne* 3 bed room. 7 bath. Cen tral ar. wall Business Property wall carpet. s'acie S.ttl.d , rhPP.00d Sfl.900 For Rent -- QUALITY Il- i . Assoc ________________________________________________________________________ HALL Meat Cutter EVERYDAY11 ___ 37 1991 £ 322 on (bo(( lake. 1)0.000 ' I PHONE 3731162 Stemper .P,'' Aflj '.01 7 be'aroen.. I ha" t4PwthOppinq(eq,t,174fh& Sanhord GENEVA GARDENS l.ifl,iIy room. kitchen eQUppe.cf ________________ __________________ Ayc, 1000 a ?AI SQ It SInrC ...t air, APARTMENTS SPied. I building 373 1597 trees Nice area Lue taiis 11.05W 1591Sf 3 bcdeootns 7 aat, cowyrnent , OFFICE SPACE t0L 1.hOpp.nc- CerIfec-. )rct&MAGPIOL,IA (.lrE'tt.ng, Drapes. d4Plwath4,, DOWNTOWNSAIdSOR() REALTY (PfltCalP.eat& 1 Sparsl,ng dc-an I4'ard rorA c-it-Ce u,trS a,atat.te rynI M'0 m If)0.Iy Cn l'rn P4t'nn' 47', 'u If 'CII 3)3 5',! RI AL TQU P((tt(d 122 201'2 It, , -fllor'-.4I'l,., cci Ill - - - 31 Carpeted $115 r'-c Pt. 373 $561 -'"- EXPERIENCED So°t. (HAPII( WANTED WITH TOOL , SALAtYOPEIl - 4'$.: ____ . ' - 5ngi, 2 ACRES Mobile Homes Rent _______ -____________ washer. Call Mrs R'jtp.trfOrci 44 I 11 - -------- In.- lrd'c'-rn,____ L.,Vt wAll ' 4. 3 Brcjrc.orn,s (7, ,lp SEMlNO E .4pu'tr1 urapi's cent,,, ml? °C,t'COr-'% C'l;ACd md ar I ,jlly eQupp*-d At?. Ott. cts Ph 372 4-lb .f _______ ______ P. __ _____ Jbdrrn ,a-r, $115 lbdrm furalvted, 1 529,300- 37,50fl OR'.tONO BY THE SEA-- Fu' n,shed Summer ?'-t-nc-, I I heft., family "corn 71*111 1, lying rrn 11,17 Cor,*rn-,-nt to bract' . 20 WEST-- 3 bedroom, It bath. nearly new Pome Ceatcal bc-at read, Ice air, *aftrd faro Orl, 171000 lpprc-4 -at,, 571,9(1) Trr% 17',5-3' 7 bedroom turrtb,'d tr,ter Ph 3$ 5210 after 4 ________________________ Large mobile home Screenea cabana Cc-n •r Peat nispo, AdultS. np pof, 500 Santa t1.arbaqa Dr. 332 SANFORD, hA 32) 7670 BCby$otter in ,y home. 7 (POOle',,, Otttonti IS to 3 1$ 1.30 *i'c-k 511 )7151 Irter I Classified ,~,?A Ad . 34 apartment, 7 large DedrOons. 7 18 stop wishing .• *•• -' . and School Large 2 bc-deoom. i11 *491 S.l'4Qtc- garage Shaded lOt, $ItCCa) 4 BEDROOM Erane bone on Corner lot Sic- to _4646217 -- , cO."pI,l.ly furniShed 3 Pali" fortify balWcby own er Sales p'.ce' $I 1 30 NEAR CHURCH 7 vy _____ -- Miscellaneous For Sale Autos for Sale -4 - - - .. -T.__ 1559 Glider. Ict up in Park in 7- c-rn Pork Call for details N Ai bedroomi. I, baths garage fi nished foe the it ñ bedroom game room Man, lrte thacic- tr fenced yard 5c-c-c-d Paf 0 Mu sc-c- to appreciate Mantena, free c-ve* Will held 2nd 0'lsr!QIU, ncr dc-tl. 1,1 fl Houses Rent Furnished C)CBARY-lbed,00enho Pdpc-t 1104 AIRPORT BLVO 7.'C-ijndtflj LIL(r',flCe helpful hron4ge bc-nc--lift. $ tMp inn. 37) .-7 l 31 FROM 317', - - If Washer-Dryer , baths. Maitland i4'If 61- lT I4 AR1 Don 't Stop TRAILER ON ', ACRE -COOS* to LaS, ,Ie1s.ip, 7 3175(a) 101 ColtS I HANDY FIX-IT 7 bc-droorn, I bath, CI!. With range. relrQ,ralo,, wither. Oner, 3L... - 4- 4 RETIREES DREAM-- Peps 1973 Villager, 7 bdrn. Set up Cii lakefront lot Takeover payment., °' Pit Off balance Ph 3730350 Dealer THE SPRINGS ~ Urn! " 14" 7 DeUrOon,. taml, rc'c,-- - tednoom '-cm, for rent C, * Range-Refrigerator Clothes -- SANFORD REALTY 2541$ nrench Ave Dayi in 7112 ____________ OtOER NEIGHBORHOODhed,u(im. I, haIr'. cement D'OC1. largo " "c$1&600 4P4A or JtSumc- 51 pc-n cc-nt mortgage 2be0roun, CO home in county (,pQQ43 wIll water Lots of trPe5 116,9(1) ) -"d *4th lOtS of trrc-t Near ',5t Lake public perk Stir len. & boat, U9 5C') , TREES IS! - Cot Tc-nric-c-c- tnc- 3 bedroom. 7 'ct'en vpped. cart*l. 117.5) Pr' 377 7397 plan See to epprecat, (OR ISETI REAL ESTATE REALTOR * 1.2 Bedroom Olan Mills Studio to fbsd ltoms. I •clent c(c't'it.on ) bedroom on, and t*o bedroom toti'eS, tur rtt,cynlyrp,5hc-d. ceaar, APARTMENT t4OMES - I 0'- new 1HI \, I IJ 5.,)', I MCihIe Horn,' t3anp Repossessions IS Ioch, Iron, $31 7371 Dealer ACROSS FROM . . - -- '1,-rn - of Mobile Homes LONOwOOD ('Itt' t.4tThly room, pretty fenced %'un(holsc- 1,5? Or tt(onci "urlgoije's in 4ny COndition ''uthc-JStern ACC,PIJAC, Con ration. 476 Ill) -- -:; I APE MARY- Beauttul lore'plcc-- _ Aa,!afl'c- . - St i r' /,- ,*) 1974-15A Ic-TO Volkswagen Convertible, new top, steel radial firfl, auto sf, c yl "ew pa-nut jr, e'icllef°t COedtr $1630 3779)10 days. or 322 JOt) After 6 11V-III Batterieslll CS REELS BODY SHOP 1109 Sanford Avenue J--'----.-_..I_'iii Call 332 749$ A5 Elmer Bakalla, Inc. - low 0 COSt. high on rc-$.ylt, thil l.4s%l(ipd ads reaa and USC iisOoo - W-n'r-t Sprrtq may 3 bedroom. 7 both. arpeIed. central Po*4t & .4'?, $175 P,. " 32) ii?? after a * Heated Pool reeds 5ec-qal ljdifl for telephone %tes won trom our office We tra,n PiOt%t P.451, plu% inc en tavi, Moenno IA!? to Evenings S to C Appl 4 .n Pe'SOfl during abye hours Room AtlCritl( Nalional BusS Bidding. Sanford Also r.e,a EtS0ri Small cantor light ciuI.vey ,', t-,-OrcZ'0t.,tfl P',r'tC *ith IargcL1xl Stcjeoi rcl(Irr't.4l ac-a 4 - . 6 1 'UW 830-5500 - - SPANISH STYLE HOME 6-U 1695 _____________________________ _2]" those I'.a14 - -. - Houses Rent Unfurnished * Recreational Building -Lawn Manterance Man Wantea Plo C'pc- rei'ntc- Nec es. try S{:op rst ) FINANCING REALTY I LIKWTh0 '' Beaut i ful, nc-Ct, plut c-.4%y upkeep bC01 0n5. 1 baths, All c-lc-4j1 with lovely shag carpet Co l o 4 that are eat, to decorate Beat' high Cost of rc-fnancn At0,t PCI loan I, P4c- condit i on. I38.ic Call Plow I Gt-n,01' Wil-., after hr 317 71SS "i'd,'rd Will Till We Succeed." 332 ATTRACTIVE T*'o bedroom 0 upl.,f urn.5h cgpartmeqil 1370 Orlando Drove. * W/W Shag Carpet * .iltpe 7 ___ 0' KE R BALL 6' AIIm 1., 371 71 11 I * Oishwasher.Dispos.al W4ote5Ic-5.$.4%fc-5 1 REALTY PARIS Ii 2,. Uraroom ____________ tr'lers & Ap't 2 Adult parks 7 .iiii.Iy parks 351$ 44*p I? fl WI Mc Sdntcrd 323 $130 * Unfurnished NEED EXTRA CA$H Lad.s cia you Pave 70, 3 evenng available? Eacstir'g. oflftftStng c-.isrI. Car and ptsgrc- nwtes%Iry In a'range for .0tece call 32 Ads Will Cn1404y WAL "'n'ord huriIoo'n r1-,. .- M. IJNSWOR1'H REALTY 101* Fir s t St. )fl 05$? 373 6041or3fl932.J I _________________________ - _____ - ' ' We 25th S' 3126455 . - 80 - 372 76-f) Realtor, 1601 S tIw $7 02 Mat lansci, 67$ Osos _____________________ SLM%O&ult) PAYMENT .1 I •") - Auto Repairs Parts. Accessories 11, 1 0 A this S bedroom IhCIC tth Marlin *utivC hOrnr p4% tranlfrr could be thC best thn that happened ten by, lot' he has ufOX)Ci' the prIcc- to IS) 750. and •. a homc-, lass than one yr old tie bui lt for IPS t.4!c- li'cc TAFFER REALTY SAN MD 'ns. Stop " ".i, . .11114 tr .4 'u.n ?,.'itlI'PolrI - .,•.. p..'., Cep'i,Iened - Company benefits Apply person, after 4-WHY NOT LOUNGE -- PoOl ide, Inn. Atiar.,cr.fe Spy ngs Classified - ,. L4- drooi,i l baths, 209 Ye,,4 ,,ne AtonthI, terms 670 1$?) ALL BRICK '-if'tptcl 327 7791 nIc-rc-St. .1 ov c-din Itrta,',-. • ¶4500512300 inruIlly, you IlOCE 17 Btdr000i Atiul!' Or, I'i'. A4c-fl4J( Cashier Permanent postoots -' NO DOWN 0141 0.%,-. 76 TA /7 EVEREST PEn.ity ip I 4 and SR 8343363 JOHN XRIDER. ASSOC W Garnet! White, Real Estate ttrkp, IC; W Comm.rca - • , IfBROkER Sc-c-- L J _______- Sandlewood Villas .f',I.,, -- I NO QUALIFYING O, S60Oøo.,, Washington Oaks 3 SA NE OP C) %SL %SILL HELP YOv ir YOU WANT TO BUY OR Sill • ":"' '' i N. 2P But I I 4, Art Sonsom by _,•_1 •' ' '..iui,wn MOSSIE BATEMAN Furn. & Unfurn. ACREAGE. lNOUSTW.c ;,'.( kiSi0FNT'L JOHN' S REALTY Co. t I --- -I Apartments Rent Furr,,shed - t'teplacc On,, Pr-1 (y n . Spjn, V 00rty.4'd tn'i-r'q uP 13r&ut.fcat,cyn Aard *fllS(f AdultS 2015 Sanford Ave. Model Over, 175 P ---- - ri Won't Help - has gore out of -. or ess s "- S Qua t .ly Pl Co(ktal cute n WELAKA APARTMENTS 111w tt dfaper et, at'9q 'arpet.nq, f.4nIy Matu,c- lady tO *0.5 'cc- cream Sard-echsr'pp Apply on pc-c-son ' Bc- D.P. 2129 Ftc-rICh Ayc-, .11 but tht .' ______ ,,,, . !Wishing 44 4 - ---- 75AsP2.i.. ST. / i...-2\ athmtc IlJUtflOtJSOv,qS,i, I inc. 7 Ivir,, .40t3 Eat n Itche,n. trot' tnt nc-tn gr'a to,, 0' SheaSp,c-r, - - / t• W. r THE BORN LOSER Thursday, April From Herald Ads nnlng-- Results Short Term Lease Anytime SJfl'ordsSatc-tLeati'( " o uttpic- t.%t'0 I - 41 II I1 1 41 Houses for Sale Santord no Quatf y,n3 3 horn, igo .$191 "0 89)1t Acre RVAII P.REALTOR,373750 401W Firs, %I Ph In 2jl$ 0,44 10 minufet f om Sanford and Orlanoo Elf,c,,ncss't I & I bdnm, To-wt'huus.- from 1.113 6280808 1.tt','ii .411 I.4unØr connect ions r'cit, a, and c6tpc-7n P4cc-I1 l''(j',t,,r'(7 'CC' 1. of ti , , 1% "0 ,ltt,'r Ctcn,' 122 6414 Call 322.2420 4 ' Lease " evii'i expefienc.. I"e'(t'ISa! y,t,ll train Plo age lint Pert I-me e5e'flfl work Yc-n fOyId poS't,ot. Excellent working c-fiv.rOpm,nt See Mr. Pyle. Mcr'oa Ttuursoay Per COOIng Inc $01 Concord Dr yr Cassc-lbirry Apply -fl cc-rson Only .4 Deadlèn.-i2 ?J000 .. 'T*'- ~- I 41 by 2 belt,, CO carp drapes 3hull , n, c La lint, lacisdey. Storage & ocris 1. rt tr,c-5, "feat Cut de sac Conefll, SChOOlS cl 5)2 5(a) Ph 37) 7 VILLAGE Smart Beni ______ ouse's for Salt KUtP REALTY EVEREST 415 - ?(LEPIlCta( SURVEY Saturd..ysiHoid.ys a .m.. II Noon shoppmg )1) / __ 323•6650 . -de. and full time 'Ou5ek,ecser ppl, in pers - r Lc-yc-w Nursing Cc-nc-n. c-IC E lad St, Santatc, If Months Apply rutl time detirl lam.. 5:30p.m. .4( f ) iiiiiiii H By Oa,-n-r SPRING WOOD .S (.011y, MISS MOLLYIDonI p%% lettnQ REAL TOlt Associate Jo M Daniel ShOw you th.% 3 bath home Ion Only $2S.S Corxtt.on' Nice -) Flor i daroom. equppro ) & 7 Bedroom Apts. Al Alt rc-pras-Intatyas with real "'ale I4(Ci. toe Sanfora and Cvlanao area Draw or salary ptij (On. ,, St,on 414m, tr.n benefIts Call collect- Bob Doenry 10i lv. 9993 Department Hours • , , 't NKLIN • Kitchens Equipped ITT Commn,t, Oc-eomc-nt Corporation nc-eat Want Ad ! , \. % I I Coast - and I . . __ - I 200 • Laundry Facilities LOnQ*ood. • Shag Carpeting J.QO PER HR. SALARY • \ kIchen, dc-n ne'n *,ItI olIn (00 aittOnrf, wood tIOnqS and ci crtlent locat ion, Only $11 5S) Jo call REALTOR Assoc, ate see Julian Stenstrom or detals aItC hOr%. Phone ? INC . ' :~ • Central Heat & Air 700 Long*000 AMERICA,a WOOD PROUUCTS Rated For Consecutive k4 ; I,I 1 I Masonry Construction 'd 16 Ave ad P uuufOu% Shag c1pnu lJt.4q i ia,00t. and • don.ng room You fl4fli ot, i' hOfl'2 has 1 PluS ci tllnt lonan( .nu Near Se'nunotr tI,h SIhOGI VA #4n (o*n. 1#4A. INC REALTOR t6t S tIn., It 97 Y.itl,i Ii 0PT 7 .1.1 • HE 1 0 iU 3 MA k IF (1. Si t OCt lust the Pla ce 40U ne4tl Its •* %jfl'j 7 br oom w.th Ivnj ron, lormal d,nnq room. c-at •n ) , r-_' I "Ii (.1 • Pool & Clubhouse Santora Macyr 322261 1 Less It Costs Per Line Per Day. So - i ~, Apply 'r "JO for uas 0 1 ,0t?CQgtl tat.Qr, II lnserflOfl%-p(, Change ..•.:• - Realty • - 'W--%lOf I? $7titt*rrn Pl.4:ol & Scm-note The Longer Your Ad Runs It I / :~ "4' ( )_ Ill 1 ( I 1120 FLORIDA AVE )003 r o 14 I I'm sorry, MeIb Operator DP%*o`8tCr lot C41 *30 Ask for Want Ads for _:~~l v) - I •, t-ij t' .4F L PERS *antCd f & APARTMENTS :.. .i' _____ _____ Heavy Equipment Marw,r Orlando 831 .-. 01 c. C.iu DIAL The 1 Apartments Rent Unfurnished FRA fl 40W " Winter - 30 -- 'o. l 'ic 41 Stenstro ________________________________ %'art c-.irn nq none1 0'' Sell Avo n Ic--welny aria nc-c-as 1.4$ well a-s our w..-a tanouS Inc- Of (o%mc-t,j) rQh, , Oui C*4fl °c-'bOfl'o00 lii tr I Seminole ------- ----- tn,c- INFORMATION WANT - ARMS .14 .0' LOST Male. black Pliriqete POoOt, Clear tIc-a collar Vocnty of Osceola Rd Geneva Rc-c-,0 Ph I23133Ot 7$Oday. 3$ S2•1 a'°rn S 3C' _____- C 1 .*l% Ifleil tI.4tSut,rd .405 ton 'MI SuitS C he( C tc-'w(p ntcthnc, a n d suggests - - 'I - I AVON t' 1 - - lostand Found WMIZ t - C '(itOfl(-U SIe-epnt Men On 1. c*percncecI t.bfrgIa duct n'p(P.4n Tt'rd planet En 'nnn'a Systpn',s so osci LO ST Gold & S'lyiq broach 00 If t,tPo Vicinity of Ranch House OP Wnn Di,. of 8th St REWARD PP M$e$26 im 4, AIR CONDITIONING __________________ - A To P......b.. 4 Bd., 2 Bath M _____________________________________ AR[ YOU TROUL[ Call Toll ''cc-. a.ai •O71 for "we Care- -04011ncAdttj or --- 4lHoUses for Sale 1 - c - I 'pc-c 'en(ect - - Sanford Court Motel lS.t4Tl.() Aptjup -n 14eA!5 tC'novoltrtt (crOr IV, * * Restaurant (,ft .4 ( t4f'4-o( 51.4 lé olt I I ntr or w raIn. 76?t OianU.' 0' , Santorti 122 3103 .SOMEN t o,*t- C.4tin trt ___________ ____________ Ag'C'Sy Att.4flCf1tc-_C.4tCtiiSCl 1)1 Ncc- large noon private b.4th I. till ___________________________ lAnCe Ar COndItooned W?CPenHPtp, and 1000 preparation flt'QhbOehOOd Pt' 372O2 'c-c- 910 1, Over 1$ Appip '-" I' ('r% 4SU"Ifl tO I4 to with ott JOCS 1Ob%t(f "tIfl .40(1 %P 1 t expenses 1?.' 42%' 4 ''%C 5C-41.lrn'.A.r SolnI, SanIord. nato., - 'o _-Help Wanted 'At te P0 box $21) - --- .sAlTIIs' AIconoi. Anon mous C a n ttriç C4il 173 1511 S -. Cfu.ie lCLtl. i lACED *1111 A DRlPIl4C. PROBLEM I olu 4s cIt ca laIrS )7) t4140 folAy, 1361 .i 35) MARRIAGES Pertormed M.4r,I,n Sil ver Spr.ngs Arpont Rd ,04 fl6177?. Res 2)6 4413 1. ) t, ), Travel Agencies F LYING CAWPf- ! - t ad 70 *rI tO, you (!I 172 7It I); 13 NEW IN TOytN L a "vtp around 1ts,àtrc-, Pl'QhtcIubS Rntaurarts. Sghlwisng Sports Events. JO or Apt Hr t,nq') P?M ,s "vie' I t1derly gentlemen or lad, Ili Alt'ori oq'nqs pr,ate ho m e Int"atC DC p •j, I ' I ---- Houses for Sa i Ads Grapefruit _____________________________ or REDUCE tat. 1. 1S GOb TabIet & E yap '*4.4ttr pus ?Ou(h9Or Druqs 1. & 122 11141111 6 C, I ThC4 rtO'.4fnfl 173 1St' Cl *41110 • artord*i As 55) by Gill Fox - AL ANON or ot poo!m I - SIDE GLANCES Rooms for Rent V Oranges tOe ? Good Things to Eat Ending Ideal Want " "- ~ __ ~ I L~ ~ - - . - ~ - - , - -.: • �16A—The Sanford Herald Thursday, Apr ii, 1974 Home In Safety From Crippled Ship All France Buries Pompidou ; Ni x o n Mi g h t Vi si t P a ri s WORLD American Kidnapers? today after a church service in neral cortege to it tree.shaded May 5. dependent policy no mattel the little cemetery at OrvIlliers cemetery in the village of Orwhich one wins. attended only by his family. Congress villiers for burial. Pompidou The central committee of th The private eight-minute but. had a country house in Orvil. There will be it runoff two Gaullist party scheduled ial was simple in accordance lien, 35 miles from I'ars, and weeks later if no candidate gets meeting Sunday to discuss Iii with Pornpldoifs wishes, with said in a note written 20 months a majority. Many believe the (I. presidential aspirants. only a short eulogy by a Iccal ago that he wanted to he buried nal choice will be between for. Chaban.Dehna.s, the hand priest, there. met Premier Jacques Chaban- some, 59-year-old mayor ,ol Pompidou had a country Delmas, a Gaullist. and Social- Bordeaux, was Pornpidou' house In Orvilliers, 35 miles Last Rites Runoff ist party chief Francois Miller. first premier. from Paris, and said in a note written 20 months ago that he While the last rites (or the wanted to be buried there. president were under way, Before the burial, Porn. French politicians maneuvered pidou's widow, Claude, and his behind the scenes over his sucassociates in five years in cession but refrained from power held a simple funeral making public statements. service in Paris. The government will hold a memorial service Saturday in Casket the Cathedral of Notre Dame, with many foreign government In accordance with his with. es, Pompidou's cadet was leaders attending. While House " draped only with the French sources said it was highly likely - . ny In a church on the lie St. Pompidou, France's 19th Louis was held against a president, died Tuesday at the mçurnful background of an- age of 62 after a long and paindent Latin chants which ful illness reported to be cancer Pompidou had specified, Only Claude Pompidou, her of the bone marrow. immediate family and memThe politicians were making tiers of the French government no announcements of candidac) attended the service in the to succeed him while ttu church, barely 6(0 feet from the mourning rites were In prog Paris apartment where tess. But the political battle Pompidou died, comes Into the open next week - Jet Crash Kills 77 In S. Af rica IIEHMOSII.LO, Mexico AI) - Mexican police say they believe a group of Americans and not Mexican terrorists kidnaped United States Vice Consul John, Patterson on March 22, and they think the motive was money. A spokesman for the Federal Investigations Office said it was possible Patterson was being held in the United States. He disclosed that American police are searching for the 31.year-old Philadelphian north of the border. American officials here have said a ransom note was left at the U.S. consulate alter Patterson disappeared. but there has been no confirmation of reports from sources in Washington that it demanded $500,000. LONDON IAPI - lan Rail told a crowded court today he tried to kidnap Princess Anne as a protest against what he termed inadequate facilities for treating mental illness in Britain. Ball, 26, appeared in Bow Street Magistrates Court to face additional charges of kidnaping and attempted murder stemming from the hlil kidnap attempt on I princess March 20. Four persons were wounded. The bearded drifter, described by his defense lawyer as a confirmed schiroid, stood handcuffed between two plainclothesmen as he told thecouri: "I would just like to say that I did it because I wished to draw attention to the lack of facilities for treating mental illness under the National Health Service," Britain's state-run system of free medical care. • ' / StDcic NEW YORK tAP) Edson Gould is an elder statesman among securities analysts, a forecaster who has made some notably accurate estimates and whose word sometimes is taken as gospel. He Is also considered a bear, Gould, 72, has been dour in his outlook since the iiic$-1960s, Bargain Section Thursday, April 4, 1974 age e1B when he suggested an end had come to a bull market that PtLthed the Dow Jones Industri- / Pizza H u '_,,' . ,_ Hold Breath To No t Bear Recommends al average from 92.69 points in 1942 to more than 1,000 In 1966, Since then the average has never substantially or for any length of time exceeded that figure. It dipped as low as 631 in 1970 and rose to 1,067 early in 1973, before descending to its present range of O to 850 points, out of that range, however, and in both directions, After a decided drop, perhaps to under 700 points late this year or very early in '975, he foresees the beginning of a major bull mar. ket. The bull's first steps will be a bit shaky, in Gould's view, He believes re might be a turn. Bull Market down, but not a very bad one, In 1976. Then he expects the ascent to resume In 1977 and 1978 and Gould maintains it will break ' I ' For B II to erupt to 3,000 to 5,000 points in the 1910s. Assuring an incredulous listener that such a jump wasn't unprecedented, Gould recalled the post-World War If advance, which was even larger in percentage, and an earlier leap that brought the av&age from 40.52 in 1922 to 195 in 1937, go through a hell of a lot of grief," says Gould, referring to his expectations of a decline this coming winter. Stages Why a decline' Gould explains that every major move in the market has three stages. When It rises it does so In steps, he Insists. And when it falls it usually trips three times. It has already happened twice. But before those Jagged graph lines pierce the financial stratosphere, 'we're going to - ts (1)en "a Sanford Store ' PIZZA HUTS will open il IICW store In Sanford in early April. The store which will be the eighth unit in the area, operated bt ''tfl(4'ifl Managem' ('orpration, will be located at 2002 French Avenue, According to T.W. Riggs, General Manager the restaurajj will have table service for 75 persons as well as carryout service. The men us w ilt Include pizza spaghetti, a variety of sandwiches and popular be verages The store will also feature a self service salad bar. .- .. '' . '-.. ,' 4 - - ''" '-'' ' ' • 5 .4 . \, , , - 11 1- ,_ I , . -.- ' . ' 'H - • w-'r be' . - - . "''4 . Citizens Bank . - . Robert Royer will lease the land and building to the operators under a long term lease arrangement, ife Construction Company of Altamonte Springs Is the The l cont ' Is Made Of j'i, na . r:,i 4 .1 / 1 MONEY ISN'T ALL DESPITE THEIR millions, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Burton were unable to buy a home near Puerto Vallarta, where the law forbids ownership of real estate by foreigners if it is located within 30 miles of the coast. Mexican President Luis Echeverrja intervened on th?ir behalf and ontained for them a 30-year lease on their south of the border residence. Now They Hunt For Oil Where Land Freezes ARCTIC OCEAN. Canada Since then, working alone and Great Mon — Frozen beards. in various exploration teams JOHANNESBURG, South Al. "nc was a great man known Skin splotched with telltale with Gulf Oil Canada, Mobile flea (AP) — A DC4 airliner and respected everywhere he vtifte patches that show where Oil Canada and Shell Canada, crashed at Francistown. Rot- went," says 68-year-old Dodo frostbite touched. imperial has been involved In swam, today, and the South Al. Sheffield, one of the 12 CIdIdTIO These are the faces of the most of the 11 discoveries rican Press Assocation said 77 M&rLIn had with his Araucanian men who brave Canada's Arctic around the Mackenzie delta — panolw were killed. Six survi. Indian wife, wastes. In earlier years they four oil strikes and seven gas vvrs were reported, discovered the Northwest ones. "Ile was not exactly the won- Passage,the North Pole, furs Francistown Is a rerouting In the Arctic islands to the center for foreign workers tray- derful person that his son d' and gl(l north, five gas fields and two oil cling between their homes and scribes," recalled an old-timer Today they seek oil. and gas fields have been the mines of South Africa and in this Andean valley town They are in a race to discover discovered, six of these by Panaotswana around which Sheffield spent the last great reserves of oil and arctic, a consortium of the Ca. The plane was carrying mine some three decades until his gas on the North American nathan government and the in. workers from Franclstowri death In the early 19301. continent dustr)'. But all agree he wa !"ard to home to Malawi, the South AtAmerican-based multinatrican Chamb."x of Mines said. believe. inal oil companies have so far The dead included 74 Mala. Sheriff Sheffield, a huge tin spent nearly 11 Million on the wlans, the pilot and copilot, star on his chest' went todances search. They are seeking while the flight engineer and and shot the heels off lathes' potential reserves of 30.5 billion five Malawian passengers iw'- shoes. He could de-wing a fly barrels of conventional oil, vived, the Chamber of Mines Pith a bullwhip and part a nearl) as much as that reported. man's hair with a Rowie knife discovered on the North Slope A spokesman said the plane from ) paces. of Alaska that also borders the crashed shortly after taking off He settled barroom fights by Arctic Ocean. The search is a hazardous from Francistown, which is 80 shooting home-rolled cigarettes miles southwest of Bulawayp, out of his opponent's mouth. lie one. Deep permafrost that Rhodesia. was an Indian scout with chiefs binds the earth in ice covers the The air service from Francis- for friends. land riiasses. And in the Arctic town to Blantyre and Lilongwe, islands, every phase of ex in Malawi. is operated jointly The Argentine journalist, placation has to contend with by the South African Chamber Drinci,sco Juarez of Siete Dias ice floes, treacherous open waof Mines and Air Malawi. The magazine, says that he has 10,. ter and Arctic storms. chamber said it was the first 000 Shef field Mac ci which he is "The oil industry knows it fatal accident since the service saving for his book. He has been lakes luck and perseverance to , Q ie gOne started in 1952. collecting material For 11 )ears. locate the big pools under- L ground," said a goernrnent re5ekuNe. search official at the Arctic AV circle town of Inuvik. The biggest company in the search, Exxon-owned imperial Oil Ltd., has committed well SEA HUGHES ' over 1100 million so tar 'Oil N &i4iI2 what we are lookink fur, but gas Sanford t what we are finding," said an I isImperial spokesman at the company headquarters in SANDRA RAWLINS Everybody Has Alibi m.th' dg,tni"u,-'n,,rI a.. in fin-1 Calgary. lins.rial made the first oil 53497)2 't r u SPEC nil . 5 p,,,,,,4, '•.n . unc . 1116 I. Precast Concrete IT 1, f thriated Q eleven per cent gain in the dockside value of its 1973 catch, even a "'(419h(flat catch May well have been thesmallest in 16years, the Florida Chamber of Commerce reported. FUN" The Florida Chamber's Weekly Business Review said CIL preliminary estimates of $61 million for the state,s 161 million poun catchreflect an'lncrease of $6 million in value and a .-• decline of nearly eight million pounds in volume "Normal demand for food and other fish products will keep Ir the price on the rise However, until it Is economically feasible to farm for fish or for fishermen to improve or increase their fleets, we tire going to see the volume continue to decline," said Ronald S Spencer Jr. .Fxecutive Vice President of the Florida Chamber. Shrimp is s most valuable catch, represenfirig nearly '.. -,,• " e'a Opercentofthetot.alvalue while less than 20percentof the ' total Vuluin" of the catch. Latest figures available on the 1973 it - aShed potatoes and gravy, cole 0 TAR shrimp catch show 18.8 million pounds worth $16 million through slaov and a hot butter lastin' biscuit August of last year. This compares with 19.0 million pounds and 9"d "I'. $15 million for the First eight months of 1972. In other words, value 1g'dr • brsseI " y " Increased 6per cent while the shrimp catch declined one per cent. 'I' Florida menhaden, used primarily in poultry feed, was much VnerIft rruw 'IW.V%L.fl in demand last year due to a decline In the feed additive ? By LIZ MATHIEUX modern building of precast unique In that supply much of the from international markets. Menhaden Is Florida's largest Herald Correspondent concrete. It was designed with business Is delegated by Webb OPEN DAILY IIA.M.TILIPM.FII.&SAT.TIL*.P.M. ,I FSACIAY, Hi w.y i?.1i OVIEDO'—The Citlzen.s Bank space for expansion in the commercial fish catch, although the 15 million pound catch to the two women vice through August of last year was down 24 per cent from the 20 of Oviedo officially opened its ... future as the growth of the city presidents, Mrs. Pennie 0111ff, million pounds trw the same period In new facilities Saturday, when demands and boasts the city's and Mrs. Marie S. Burch. Ellen Meade "Miss Florida" of first Ptp.'tnr ' .. — I Ti .., l -a.—. •nLFu(y 1974-75 cut the ribbon, building constructed at a cost of Mrs. 0111ff, who has been with opening prayers were given the bank since it opened fng "M,000 Pl usanother $o00ofor by Rev. A. F. Jernigan of First furnishings and carpets. remarked, "Women are now The basic problem for housing Is inflation, not the lack of Baptist Church of Oviedo and It was built by Leksey and being recognized in banking money, Rex J. Morthland, president of the Ameircan Bankers Rev. A. B. Dinsmore of First Son of Orlando with Robert more due to their AJ.sociation (ABA), recently said. abilities and United Methodist Church. Webb as the engineer and qualifications. Many strides "Morgage interest rates and mortgage fund availability have Oviedo Mayor Leon 0111ff was designer. There are six drive-In have been made sincel started been in the limelight whenever housing problems are raised in introduced by I.. H. Webb, the teller windows with a with the bank, more women Congress," Morthland observed. However, he agreed with executive vice president of the pneumatic tube system which holding Federal Ilomne Loan Bank Board economists that housing credit Is executive positions in bank. The bank was chartered will enable the tellers to control banks, but the biggest Inno longer a negative element In the national housing outlook. In 1946, all lines from one window novatlon has come about due to Morthiand Is board chairman and chelf executive officer of through voice-control, First Elevator electronic computerised age." Peoples Rank and Trust Co., Selma, Ala., and the 80 president The CItizcrs hank is rallier her primary concern with the Citizens Bank building is a e of the ABA. He Indicated that from13 through '73, housing costs banking facility is with such as land prices, materials, taxes, insurance , maintenance customer relations. and repairs have skyrocketed "Interest rates, on the other hand. show the next to lowest percentage rise." Fuel and utilities show the lowest percentage Interest Increase. however, Morthland predicts that when the results of Mrs. Butch another vice fuel and utility prices for '74 are In, mortgage interest rates will president functions primarily in be at thi bottom of the scale In terms of percentage rise. the commercial loans and "While lenders seem to have adequate funds for housing at personnel offices of the bank his time," Northland said, "a major factor In the depressed weswith r with otner various housing sales picture is the high cost of housing." Costs rose other duties over the past 23 especially rapidly during the past year, aggravated by shortages years. She remarked "I have of materials and fuel. thoroughly enjoyed serving I; -and working with the many people with whom I come in contact and ct - Florida land ('o. has announced aQpointznent of Ronald A. banking career aeinacxer as Manager for the' company's Orangewood project, of 1 women have aseiiousjnterest T. Edwin Patton as Manager fix' Sugar Mill Country Club and in helping people solve I their Estates, and of John D. Christie as director of makreting. Florida day to day financial situations Land is the wholly-owned land .development subsidiary of Florida and I am looking forward to ,, Gas , being of continued service to all I. If. WEBB I i..Nli, OI.IJf F In the' area in our new modern E xec. Vice President ice president facilities," "I felt a Little too Jubilant," a but exceptional cases. Pretoria student explained after being caught speeding on This has led to several cases the way home after his last day of motorists caught speeding d wlw i Ii. w, f ar fro n hnm hnvino In I— after Magistrate H.W.J. Bre. lots of gas making a court apdenkaznp rejected the excuse as pears-nec some days later back too weak. In the cotnrnuritty where the Aittough this country depends cops pounced. e Fish Catch Worth More ? JOHANNESBURG,South Al. mostly on imports for its rica(AP) — Excuses Excuses. gasoline there has so far been Fxcuse5. Almost every no sewre shortage ijf fuel here motorist has a "valid" one Ration coupons have been prewhen nabbed for exceeding pared, however, and inotoirists stricter speed Urnits Unposed face other restrictions. because of the energy crisis. Newspaper reports indicate Filling stations are closed that magistrates across South from dusk to dawn and all day Africa listen more or less Saturday and Sunda) Motor patiently these days to alibi racing, power boating and pni after alibi: "My accelerator vale flying have been curtailed, jammed," M children were Spot fines and automatic 'ad sick at home; " "l didn't know l mission of guilt" fines for was in a built-up area;" "I speeding lnfrsctlonshave been wasn't used to using an auto. dlscontlnuedin favor of man- , - - -. And Designed For Future Space . viedo Bank Read - Expansion ea 4 . -- - - For Transactions i'iisq'l -.... ---- . •.., U Housing Woes Explained - T GO ONADE - - , - " - . a 0. ' I. - - ' - -- - --- - -- Florida Gas Promotions U - - - - ' , - MISS FLORIDA CUTS RIBBON and Mayor 011iff - ... Assist ed by Clonts ... TN Credit Cards 'Charge Up' - iIIC! Id articular case, Here we had a Bermuda to get the rest. One of the passengers, Mrs. ,real mixture of people who iandled themselves In a poised, Wllliarii Hillenbrand of Arling. hsciplined and patient way." ton, Va., said many of the ho. Discipline and patience were lida>'ers "seemed to enjoy the tillnecessaryontheuinallegof crisis atmosphere" after a fuel% he voyage. The Norwegian oil leak into the boiler water rulse ship Sea Venture, which system stranded Cunard's 65,. )ok the QE2's 1,634 passengers 863-ton flagship on Monday durrid 20 of her crew aboard 250 ing a week-long cruise. Capt. Peter Jackson, the Wes south-southeast of Ber. QE2's skipper, said the ship and iuda Wednesday, has berths those aboard were never In any w 0111)- 626 persons and 200 of iemn were filed by her own danger. The ship's bands played frequently, drinks were ,iv'.en'e'rs 'Sorry it's so crow dcii,'' free and on 'I'ucsday night, ''W4' apt. Torbjorn Ilauge of the had dancing and entertainment on the open deck under the a Venture apologized. The QE2 passengers, who stars," Capt. Jackson said Princess' Abductor ' Transplanted Yanqui Evolves Into Book ELBOLSON, Argentina (A P) counts remain, the story goes — Martin Sheffield, Texas sher- like this: lit, sighter of dinosaurs, piwSheffield came to Argentina suer of Butch Cassldy, gold with six other Lawmen, apparpanner, crackshot, crackpot ently hired by Pinkerton, after and general legend about town, Butch Cassidy, the Sundance may soon pass into immortal. Kid and their lady knocked off ity. the bank of London and South The Argetine journalist who America in Rio Gallegos. found his body and cornered his The movie put the Rassidy rifle is writing a biography of gang in Bolivia but, In fart, they the transplanted yanqul who, as came to the southern Argentina the story goes, mistook kern. region of Patagonia after the sene for whisky at age 72 and famous Turjey Creek, New passed on. 4 Mexico, shootout at the turn of By what few converging ac- the century. Argentine army men cap. lured the Cassidy trio and shipped them to Buenos Aires, according to memories, and Sheffield got a reward for find. ing and fingering them. Ile, like some of his fellow riders, stayed. 4 •1 .- C7 j4 ABOARD THE SEA yEN- were given pillows and blankets lURE t All I - , You win when and settled down where they nobody gets hurt, and you win could for the night. About half when everybody gets home the passengers were members safely," said football coach of senior citizen groups, and the Hank Stram as a rescue ship elderly were given priority on neared Bermuda with him and the empty berths. The Cunard Lines, the QE2's 1,653 others transfered from the owner, chartered a jumbo jet irifting Queen Elizabeth 2. "You learn by looking at and a DCIO to fly the rials and tribulations in a post- gers from Bermuda to New Ive way to make something York, xith the first two plan. ood happen," said the mentor dads due at noon and 1 p.m. )f the Kansas City Chiefs. EDT. After unloading, the air- That's what happened in this liners were to shuttle back to PARIS (APi — President the Church of St. Louis. in preparation for the election rand, with little likelihood of i Georges Pompidou was buried theFrom casket was taken in it (U. that must be held April 28 or radical change In France's in (lafl, withut 1loers or President Nixon wreath. The one-hour ceremo- among them. - __'-'-----.---. r -, -'-'-' •-'-'- -- •- :.'-'- -..- ' p. -'HELP i-4CRIPç'fD '"'1'j'%)fif i0I-,4 It 'I_%I i:d ILDREN ALK Nutri tion \1I RIPPLf r,k'n"W 414C M C4lLDQf W4 '-- In the past three )ears the dis&-ount, or service fee to the charge, as reported by the percentage of Independent banks for this sen-ice, independent retailers. retailers honoring bank credit In January 1971 the SF111 Promoters of bank credit cards has increased by 50 per data showed that 58 per cent cards it, the independent cent. were paying from three to five business people have used as an This is shown by the data per cent of the purchased inducement the claim that the' gathered from respondents uuuunts charged on credit customers using a credit card is during the lust month of the cards. The current data shows more likely to buy a higher current )- ear's continuous field this has jumped to 85.2 per cent grade or price of mnerchandL',,' survey conducted by the paying from three to five per While the data from one National Federation of cent to the bank credit card month of the survey is limited, Independent Business, This operations The biggest sector, there appear to be 5cri,' 'sear the survey again orobes Inc f'r - •t. - ,,ni ... SATURATED COVERAGE WITH he Herald Bargain �- - - - -- - - - - -- - - - _- - - _______ - 2B—.The Sanford Herald Home Hosts Delt Choir fl Community hall of Deltoria last Thwitlay from 7to I p.m., when 23 young boys and girls from the Duvall Home in Glenwood entertained mem bers and friends of American Legion Post 2SS of ltona and its Auihl1an. - i -: - i: CHANNEL IS ON DELNA — Music and song Riled Center - I 35 - ABL 9 / -- Then beautiful hymns were sung by indi1dua, duos, tø andtheenUrecb ya dry eye was seen in the house when one young lad sang, ,He's Got the Whole World In His - C - L I - - -- 1 Laura Healey Named Te e n a e r DON'T TAKE A CHANCE ON ANOTHER ANTENNA -- A On Your VHF Tuner • No More Special Antennas • UHF Tuners No Switch" g Wires At The *0 Back Of Your Set - , • More Antenna . j .. • TEENAGER OF MONTH ... lAura Healy (r) and her mother CHANNEL 35 SPECIAL. 0 0 , INSTALLATION A SAVINGS OF $9*65 S. - ------ - - And Now You Get Even Morel CHANNEL - 1 t ip 4 - - - - — ¶ - :- ISA MI VFW OF DEBARY H I TO HONOR their I the Vebens of Foreign Wars and Auxiliaries, DeBa' Post and Auxiliary No. 8M.Shown here are: (1 to r) Post Commander Nelson Goodreau; and Mrs. Reah Davis, Auxilia ry District 18 President, the Honorees, M rs Helen Haynes State of Florida Auxiliaq President and him. Julia Pass, President DeBary Auxiliary 8W3. 7 Independent 2 NBC do 3 PBS Tampa CBS Orlando 9 ABC Orlando 3 WOTT Seminole Cablevision 16 uc iona my. o S Florida I SS S -- - Temple Shalom - -- - - - ' 24 PBS Orlando 44 t Tampa the communfty a k Mrs. Hyman Evols, - . - Mrs. Harry Sattor E - and Mrs. PUMP - I - --- -- - ' k - ;HILDLN V4A)I • .,. tN —4,17 Scotty's Sale Price 4*%ALI( e'q Price 3 17 for Florida soils and plants, All purpose, Rose Food, 3 Azaa,pafmFoOd. ScottysSaIeprIce Reg. Price 107 Citrus and Avocado Reg. Price 7 20 2.99 c)ATrIV,. W) VIGORO.51b, Specialty feiHzer feeding of glass during hot sulnirine, motnIhs, 10 lb. bee, CHILD / - - go 6-6-6 , PREMIUM VIGORO ia in Flw,da Popular for mula for Florida Lawns and Gardens Green grass in 10 SWi6.66100%o,ganjc days. Dust free. 50 Ibi feeds High in organics for ow 5000 sq. f i WAI OjCRI I cHlmft I' ia. _________ 11eq. PlIre PPUD HI , . 01011111W EL I / HELP - III • .1s FOR FLORIDA LAWNS F ( %W - i _______________ I _. - i.i 69c VIGQRQ3ndSW,FT Firr',zersand/nstc,c,Jes t'• ¶ RI N ER S SELL PAPERS ... ONA SHRINE Club will sell Shrine papers in Deltona Plaza and Sanford Friday and Saturday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. to raise funds to support burn treatment centers and hospitals (orcrip led hid VISIT YOUR NEAREST SCOM-S STORE T O I ' ' . World News... Seminole Cablevision Financial News. Seminole Stock Market Reports.. • Seminole Cabl FOR IMMEDIATE INSTALLATION LL 323=02 emino e ev 2619 FRENCH AVE, SANFORD, FLA. - 1 - - report they ee that the situation by any name periencing shortage of is creating a major economic materials and supplies, which debacle. has resulted in 13 per cent of The newest data from sur- them suffering reduced sales. Vevs for the National But even more significant, 42 Federation of Independent ller cvnt of these respondents Businem show that 59 per crnt indicate that shortages of of tlw independent enterprises Materials will further reduce report reduced availability of m1m wtuch in this field are tied inerchandiseormateriaL. with directly to the rate of 19 per cent reporting this cir. production. - 13" Double Edge Shrub & Hedge Trimmer Lr)cub!e elge 1 mmute Both "t, , , ., -- ;I,, Of" i"At"n c~.?d 14-ill-Ve Modr?l P,114 Scotfy*s Price 17.99 B'D 13" Single Edge Sh b & H d I I DL,jq.. n,.,, Q i 30500 cull, n,i slrrics 18" Deluxe Dual Slade Rotary Mower 1 '':'. Scottyi r" Price " 13 09 7/ ;;; J - it expectation of the situation Although the energy situation g much orse in the Immediate months ahead with is charged with creating su 58 Per cent of the respondenis st4mntsal unemployment up to saying that they expect ale this time. the data gathered for jsituation to reduce sales NFIB indicates that the peak in %oluzne 0. this total 14 per cent peg the loss from 10 to 14 been reached. In Januars reports, 12 Per per cent, 10 Per cent feel it % ill ct-ni (if the respondents report be u~cr 20 Per nd 18 ntate can'te%en hard volume attributed to lack of an estimate. merchandise or mnateriais, Samples had afread) reduced hours, or employment, or both. But in the monft ahead, 17 per cvm surveys in January -onducted anticipate a reduction In the for NF*IB by FBcult y working hours and inumber of Associates. under the super- employees. Only 5C per ctnt say vision of Dr. Richard M. Bailey they will not have to nuke such of the Universityof California reductions with 27 per cent on at Berkeleyand Dr. William C the fence not wilting to predict Dunkelberg of Stanford. what will hapen. Faculty Associates is working The second hardest hit, ac. with it scientifically selected cordiing to the data, will be the sample of the almost 400,000 mnstruction lndwtry where 22 members of PIB. per cent of the independent From the standpoint of firms in this field report they sumers (tic most chilling Ill have to reduce employment flvuresthdsratcnot only further in the next few months. The assin food pnces a shorter supply of independent in the foods firms where 27 per cent an. mis is indicattl in the data tictate a job attrition 81"k & DeckepCORDLESS -roots f added convenience [ I adJ sm3;s Fot G'sc ca' rHanale psoe, 11 en Deluxe Lawn Edger-Trimmer W nqej tlade g c4 t'n jt r' m'le for ccmoam stcrae j ' _______ 99•99 Scottys Price N - 39.99 scolty's PHce i ..... . &lack & Ov B'D ~ HP Router 71/4" ccrnpo '.• au' 7 0 fm-j. tor i I'Ind'- - - 14.99 Price Cordless Shrub Trimmer 19-99 c ep Circular Saw ••• 'ônI 01914 rp fnc i- , n.j. 36.99 and de ?' Fl.rn cot , li 71/4 / S aw :TER L •-. . 8D \ \ • , 19.99 scall 10.56 Scotty's Scotly's Price - rr scolly's Price CORDLESS ELECTRIC GRASS SHEAR •' • e ste - I L : I I At the April 17 Civic Association meeting, Charles Wyman, zoning commissioner, DELNA Residents are arranged to present a Land e being polled by Deltona Civic Plan be says will be adopted at Association to learn What they a special zoning commission consider top priority needs in meeting this month. More than the community. )'car of study and work have been Put into the plan by the Among the services commission aM the countys Delultinans were asked to,choo* planning group. 'rhe meeting is from were police protteWon, open to the public. street lights, recreation, zonfs Wyman says he feels It is a letter clean-up, ffio Mfcty, mistake to talk about inroad transportation. ternal problem with out being Over 4,250 new letters were fufly aware of probimns of cumstance has forced k tnc reduction in sales volume and 11or, 9 12 per t report reducing iiie short a g es 1n ike either hours of business or agricultural area are not only ernplo)ec force or both. fue, but also such sterns as In addition there is every nitrate fertilizers and even ha) Is - - - light \Io • GO " L s While Lk debate rages over collected from the respondents whether the alleged energy who are agricuiturail) • - e Ta x Fuel Crisis Fiction Or Fact • Problem On Nation's Back . — -!- L 6 - - r - - - - rf F "ng rmidefts to note if these ding Deltona. ser%ices should be financed by The propmed revised Civic special service districts created Association by-laws will be by Volusia County Council and presented for approval at the additional taxes. meeting. - I I I 2 -__i_. I o , g' H FANNmi: EDWARDS Herald Correspondent Offer Expires April 12 - commander w P - the Deland High National night school classes In - 711e Illinois Club of Delto met in the Community Cc nter T • recently for a carry-in d1nnr 'rips Planned and meeting with President Sall)' Roehner, presiding. The Empire State Club of Program chairman Jim Deltona 'net recently at the O'Brien announcj plans for Dell ona Community Center the club's bus trip to Walt 309mcmbers and guests in Disney World on May 10, during a ttendance, A program of Irish Stnior (itz11 %€ik )fl ere md dan ces was complete and members are Presented by chairman scheduled to attend. aCharlotte Weydig and the Other bus trips are in the udience Joined In a community planning stages and will sing. announced at Iferbert flubsch. travel April 15 at 6 p.m., O,Brien said. chairman. announced trips to New mem hers and guests Seaworld, April; Wait Disney were welcomed by the World '13) 7 SemInole Turf president Cards and games Club. May 17.- with dinner being followed attendance and table servecj at the clubhouse; and prizes awarded, Sebastian Dinner Theatre, May 28 All interested should cuntact,Iuhpersons Honors Slated The following new members The Deltona Corporation will " "ere " elcoll"d Int')the club: honor 17 employes on their f if ill and Mrs. James O'Connell, and Ift anniversaries with the and Mrs. Ernest Hurdeck, company, April24 at a banquet Mr and Mrs (ilibert Skinner at the Deltona Inn and Mrs Anthon) CoPasca, These employes will receive Deltona Residents - preparation for full time Named Miss Deltona aM an stutilies. She plase to pulmm a American Legion Auxiliary seWor colliege &gree with a Girl's State representative in major in hetroototogy. 'i1 ) ul5mj - •• - eAp - --. Honor Society chapter. . ficersat ' Thc meeting is open to the GET CABLE TV - : of. harry p GET GUARANTEED RECEPTION DELTONA Miss Laura 1973, she now serves as Healey, at' 1401 Meadowlark president of the DeLand High Ae., was named "Teenager of German nub, Anchor Club the Month' by members of the historian, yearbook staff Southwest Volusla Kiwanis member and a director of Club at a recent meeting. Miss Deltona Youth Inc. Healey was nominated for the Her hobbies are reading and y the awandbltonaBusjm 1ngand sh NW Prof"Wonal Club. thie Our Loady of the takes M finley is a senior at youth group. . DeLarid High School and ranks Miss Healey P1 S to enter in fin per cern of her 539 Daytona Community College in memr cis June to study to become a She has been an honor student registered nurse. For the past for two years and is trrAsurer of year she has attended W A bullding Executive c TV kIrI DUVALL HOME ENTERTAINS LEGION ... (Itor) Hartinger. Mrs. Gibbs, Mrs. Excell, and Mrs. Schmidt Oft . Margaret :r . . VOGOM Mr. -an E Thursday, April 4, 1974-38 ona . specW attention a child of thu receive aid frarn 43 Florida Macomber. director of per. t needed, they decided to churches, sound Mrs Ekanor Saunders Mrs %aGisecreIm of and Mrs. M Buckley, room the of Mrs. plights. meWokpce • Staff mothers, She explained that, In Jane Dancliuk, director who TTey adopted one chili], tht~n addition tu the in-any attendants was unable to attend due to anor the and soon found mothers They have d staff of l they employ. ) illness. Mrs. Gibbs gave a 9W and fathers of other chiltiren persons: attendants. nurses servic" of 48 Foster Grandhistory of the Home which was were asking for their helo. physical theraphists, in- parents paid for by the foursided by Mr. and him. A. If. They purchased a large old structors in swimming, Go % ernment s Foster GrandDuvall in 1947. She explained mansion in Glenwood and classroom teachers, kitchen parent program. that the ll5 first cJld a opened home to all who heipanddxhersofthe%eral am, was born retarded. After neecled care of this type. They buses they own. F k several of caring for their began to receive the aid of Mrs Gibbs was acCommander and Mrs. Lydia child and notina h much several churches. Today they companied by Mrs. Jean Schz4t. Auxiliary President. - The Sanford Herald Edwin Oh Lord We Pray. I - Mrs. William - -) -- GOP Meets Saturday WARDS Mr. and Mrs. Ogden, pins and brooches designating Oaks, ill in Central Florida, Correspondent and March meeting. Officers of the Ross, Mr. and the yea service and Sunny Hills near Mrs. Ralph Tb Panama barracks and auxiliary will be Belcastro, Martha community.bulldjng fm. City and Marco bland on the ttaUed Del e Republican Club ot and Gertrude Hacsecke, May all :30 p. at Deltona Cor poration is Southwest :111 hog the Volusia Gulf Coast. the community center. Ne br Elizabeth eight planned CON. r The auxiliary will elect Comrn mittee tee at it regular MacAdi, Wilfred Newman munilies in Florida. These Barracks Elect th ri ' Kemp and John RIn. ng aturday at am. A Charles 1. Edwards was tron. thecomunitycenrfouog offee hour will pre10 Augutjne Shores, ceed elected by World a President Gregory O'Connell 4. lunch served at 12:30 . Citrus Springs and Marion War I Barracks 1197 at the Sally Roehner, announced his committee p.m. President, will greet es appointments and called on James Clayton, Del d each chairman for a report. attorney and mem ber of the ii A.. 1 Hefneshnts Were ed volusia County School Board, Ms. Lydia Schmidt ll k on activitiesof and her I Committee following the school board and th e progress 'fleeting. being made on the new addition to the ltona Junior High Illinois Club School. - ( Hymns - - - Pine Ridge, - - - By FANN - Directed by pianist Mr& Ruth Ewell, chi* director of the l- me they sang several tunes. - ---: Thursday, April 4, 1974 Children's HYFANNLTM EDWAJWS Herald s - - 71/4" Deluxe Saw - scolly's Sale Price 1. scolty's Price 8.88 41.99 . ., 7¼' Combination Blade • 7 Piece Twist sc~Ity's Drill Bit Set 1974 • Sale price 1.99 00 scotty*s Sale ftice 2.99 Two Seed Jig Saw up lo 45 Dcu:-. Scofty's Prici 16.99 SALE PRICES GOOD APRIL 5-11 700 FRENCH AVE. 7:30-5:30 WEEKDAYS 7:30-42 SATURDAY �4 B-TPie Sanford Herald AA Thursday, April 1,974 Seminole seniors s ra b Oi l Embargo Ends . American Stocks Fluctuate Al wl~l Copiey News Servlce at "4y meet 1st I • Federal Savings & Loan Building - Rt. 436--320W.Semoran Blvd. -Altamonte Springs -1:00 P.M. -Bingo ALTAMONTE SPRINGS FRIENDSHIP CLUB - Altamonte 1 . ',i( April 5 39J CLUB-.Sts. Peter & Paul Church-Goldenrod-.Fashion ow-7:30 P.M-Seniors admission 1100. ( . '"• ,4 - Although Winnebago . ¶$ ' , - -' " 1 4 - -- '-..% . - . .I • - :.I. • .-.••. -. Calculated on the selling price of the home, the base rate for -' U Guar In the motor home field has suspended production of the vehicles and still numbers about 2,500 in Merrill l.>nch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith notes some bright spots. - ASLUiPL-- &A =H -Mt1t The firm continues to sell approximately 200 motor Ira Safer, president of the American Homeowne rs Association delivered to a nearby cornmunity. Also, the company has HONORED ON RETIREMENT LAVINIA RAMSEY, retiring after 27 years with Penney's In Sanford, was honored Friday at a breakfast at Cavalier Restaurant. Looking on as she opens her gifts are store manager Chris Elsea (center) and her husband Hillard. Craft and Quilt making lecture. ' s - Autom obi le P Ri e ventured livestock Stock Average Unaverag& COJ'LEY NEWS SERVICE which ma)- be reflected in a PathceGuardisenUysetat predicts Alan M. Silverman, $275, but will probably be relatively narrow range of analyst for Hornblower & Just to be contrary. Market prices in the Dow industrial lowered In the near future to Be- Comments Weeks, Hemphill Noyes. leads off this week average..." Silverman recommends selling commodate those older, with the views of the con. J.C. Penney and S.S. Kresge, smaller homes on the market. trarians up in stoic Ver- Stocks "which appear too high In view Mont .... Humphrey B. Neill, in The Oct. 31 Contrary Investor ° the worsening outlook." Rate Rise the New Letter of Contrary by James Fraser recom. Opinion, says, "The country mends basicL.cyclical .. out of Coal 71* Protection rate for a has its sense of balance favor" stocks home valued at over $26,000 will over lost such as National the Cox affair, as it Honiblower, however, thinks did Lead, FMC, General Tire and there Increase at 16 per $1,000 value, over the Cambodian is strength left in coal incursion Hetlilehern Steel; growth "A Palace (uard type iues, and is bullish long term plan Is in 1970" F:niotio play a large cyclical long overdue in the real estate stocks such as Amsted on Eastern Gas & Fuel, North part in busin ess," said Safer. '1 don't Neill allows, Industries and W.R. Grace; American Coal and and viewi ng the pessimistic financial servi Pittston... ces stocks such belie ve a home buyer should view Kidder, Peabody has raised of consumers as polled by as gamble with the largest investlincoln National Corp. and its estimate of Eastman the University of Michigan and Charter New York; energy Kodak's 1973 earnings to 1-HO ment of his life. Albert Sindlinger, Neill says, equities such as ESB, Ci "Palace Guard Is going to "A ti es per share, although it thinks nonemotlonal look at con. Service and cha nge the whole approach to ditlons, as I read Oklahoma Natural Kodak's fourth quarter won't the signs, Gas and antipollution issues reflect home buying," continued Safer, the strength of the first tenth to fortify my guesstimate such as Wheelabrator.Frye "Today mt reliable realtors of an three quarte rs. Kidder thinks era of stofand.goactjvity n Contrary Investor also that Avon's price-earnings views the purchase by Time, multiple is still high. "New Inc. of Temple Industries as commitments to the stock at bullish, and says me this juncture would stock is "a buy for long-term something ln the orderrepresent ofalea p . appreciation with at' adequate of faith," comments Kidder's ylvldo four and a half per Arnold H. Snider. On the oils cent, front, Kidder's Laurence E. / ' "People will be buying Tween thinks Exxon "has the 4ppII I , :J sing and agreed to build some $2.5 million of specialized housing w, er the next few moths. Another venture is the marketing of fifth-wheel farm ctmmerclal trailers.. Ted Warren, &uL'w of "flow Make the Stock Market TO Make Money for You, sees biggest Is with Ford's Pinto better which lowers the ten- many $1 to $5 "dogs" in final Copley News Service which has jumped from a base dency of the tread to squirm stages of aCCWnUlstlOfl, April 11 price of just more than $2,000 to and thereby reduces road wear. changing from weak to strong This is not the year for those $2,442 (a $421 jump). That's an SOUTH SEMINOLE SENIOR CITIZENS CLUB- meet at 1:00 hands.. timid of pocketbook to go iwreae of 201 npr 'c'nI P.M. Women's Club-)i,prbrk CHULUOTA SENIOR CITIZEN CLUB-Community Fire Hall.- shopping for a new car. But those two classes, all PrICCZ are up, in some cases 7th &reet-Oiuluota-meet at 6 P.M. Pot luck dinner-Mrs. the cars added more than $100 as high as30 per cent. and it's Gwen Edelman tospeak. to the base rices and y of ViLLAGE CLUB-St. John's Village-Fern Park-Happy How- darn near Impossible to drive the price increases are well out of a showroom 10:00 A .M. regualr meeting-7:30 P.M. whether it above 10 per cent. Some be a domestic or foreign dealer examples: Honda Civic, 10.3 SPECIAL EVENTS with a newatcar andyourwallet cent; Datsun 13-210, 11.9 per not dented least to the tune ofpercent; AMC Gremlin, 10.1 per $3.000. p 4J 547 cent; Chevrolet Vega, 14.0 per Play-Roger Jarand-"Th,arber Carnival" Review of short The day of the $200oeconomy cent; Vega twodoor stories by Thurber-4 P.M. lAiby of the CoDege. car is gone. Now, even the basic Volkswagen Beatle, long the 12.9 per cent; Ford Pinto, two. door wagon, 14.9 per cent. epitome of the low-cost, low. April U -COOKING WITH FLOWERS".-Leoua &nith, Author and upkeep automobile, runs more Lecturer-Altamonte Springs Civic Center-Altamonte than $2,600 before any of the No Economy options are added. With just a Springs-Icr additional information call 323-7000. The smallest price hikes in couple of basic extras like a the industry occurred in the Ap11J radio, tax and license and the intermediate and standard Bus Tow-Fort Lauderdale & East Coast-Jungle Queen Cruise other goodies that are uuvvm clasm where the increases with stops at Flagler Museum and Lion Country Safari- in, that $3,000 bill is just around were, for the Com8ank/Longwood most part, less Overnight arrangements will be at Holiday Inn near beach- the corner, than one per cent. Detroit is estimated cost $35.00. having a hard enough time selling these models beause of May I Volkswagen has had one of their lack of economy without Bus Tow-Senior Citizens Week-Disney Worid-4uves Sanford the stiffest price hikes of any of jadiJug up the price. A.M. leaves Seminole Plaza 9:30 AM-cost approximately ihe models, going up 14.2 per $10.60-Icr Ia uaUone-pbone 323-7w. cent from the im model price The biggest raise was for the Continental Mark IV which of $2,299. iie Super CUJ8$ AND ADDRESSFS OF MEETING risen 14 per cent from $2,499 to increased ON, a 61 per cent Jump. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS FRIENDSHIP CLUB-Altamonte $2849 And Tnyota, which got sjch Springs Civic Center-Magnolia Avenue-Altamonte SpringsWhat this all means is that good advertising mileage out of cats, along with nearly meet l2t and 3rd Thursday of the month-10:30A.M. AUGIES ELDERS-Si. Augustine Catholic Ch urch-3 Sunset Its 1300 model last year with B else, cost more in base pr ice iiiid Drire•-.Ca'selberry- meet. 'd Tuesday of the month-10:00 1974 than they did a year ago. the price of the 1974 model $101 BRAM TOWERS-SaNcrd- meet 3id and 4th Wednesday of the to $2,099. With that hike the ioyoa ieaa4n lost a 10101 Its 'llU month-10:00 A.M. IJI w• BXYZ CLUB-mat list Baptist Church-Activities Boilding- punch. I am In the market for Q. The biggest price hikes In the new set of tires and, frankly, Longwood-last Tuesday of the month-12:30P.M. I CENTRAL SENIOR CITIZENS CLUB-Church of the Nativity- industry, both foreign and U.S., am confused. Can you tell me Lake Mary-meet the 3d and 4th Thursday of the month at are with the can pacts and the advantages of a belted tire subcomp.'cts. Part of this Is over a hias-ply tire? 10100 A M due, no doubt, to the law of B. W. Seattle, Wash; supply and demand because CHULUOTA SENIOR CITIZEN CLUB-Community Fire Hallthese model.s have becvme the 7th Street-Oiuluota-meet 3rd Thursday of the month at 6 most popular ic the industry A. Belted tires are superior in P.M. GOLDEN YEARS FELLOWSHIP--meet at Community United now that the fuel crisis is upon several ways. First off, the belts make the tires more Methodist Church-Casselberry at noon on the last Wednesday us. And the price hikes among resistant tacuts,punctures and of the month-luncheon-Reservationa necessary. these formerly low-priced bruises. Also the belts allow the GREATER OVIEDO SENIOR CITIZENS CLUB-Grant Chapel models are substantial. The tread to grip the road surface A.M.E. Church-Oviedo--meet 3rd Monday of the month at 4 fly JAMES A. GROT1I _ _______ - CONSUMER PROTECTION orders for 50 buses to be ' '- Chapel P.M.- AUGIES ELDERS- St. Azagusine Cath. Church-3 &anset Drive Casselberry-meet at 10:00 A.M. seller at closing time, homes aweek and has obtained - is - ,- inventory, - April 11 CENTRAL SENIOR CITIZENS CLUB-Uiurth of the Nativitymeet 12: 00 pot lunch-Jan EllIs choral group YOUNG AT HEART CLUB-St. Andrm Presby. Church-4913 Bear Lake Road-Forest City-meet at 12:00 covered dish lunch-music group to entertain. April 16 SANFORD SENIOR CITIZENS CLUB- Sanford Civic Center meet noon covered dish lunch-bingo. OVER 50 CLUB-All Souls Catholic Church-Sanford-meet at op • Motor 7 GREATER OVIEDO SENIOR CITIZENS CLUB-Grant A.M.E. Church--Franklin Street & Geneva Hwy.-4 feel it Is their duty to offer this displayed by lending Institu. Program protection to buyers." In good faith ; that we stand central heating and cooling tions. Developed In the home," commented sylterns, hot water heater, duct behind Milwaukee and Ira Safer, president of the gest real will shift Initially Larry the by the Palace Guard emphasis Roberts. Ameri ca n H "They are beginning to in real, American Horn the work, water softersandbuIft. program will be limited exMso. owners Association, Palace derstand they do have some cl Gilman went on to ex. In appliances of a home. clatlon, explained the Palace usively toRoberts plain Palace Guard meant a Guard plan would guaran all Guard has been applied to over liability based on the buyer 's Gilman firm, ioo, buyer would be able to put- Valuable homes In 34 states. satisfaction with the product major equipment In a home for pla n has gained wide "By offerL-i Palace Guar chase a home with ..no cost" They d can no longer lend one year after the purchase according to Safer, and has has money without feeling Involved repair or replacement protec- "This is security no homedate, with the option to rene w a marked effect on the attitudes In the transaction ," said Safer we demonstrate to every tion for it.. major systems, owner has ever had before," , after the first year. prospective home buyer we are including plumbing, electrical, said Gilman, Safer said the cost of Palace Guard would becgedtothe 's 1 ___"---•-':1C d. fs CI1JB- th t)iy A ( hi: nL5t (iuruh--Ftrt üt -iad A 6:30-pot luck dinner. April estate firms, announced estate transactions from Th ursday in Orlando their "buyer beware" to "seller Participation in Pala ce Guard. Roberts and Gilman, one beware," of a coer protection p Central Florida's are •• '• - 11 .1 . •' , - - .: " 4 / - t - ' . • - Springs Civic Center - Magnolia Avenue, Altamonte Springsmeet lo:30A.M.-CarrlbeanFilm- bag lunch VIUAGE CLUB -&. John's Village -meet 7:30P.M. • ' P - .': ' . ' April 4 - , . •.. cture. By JEAN PAITESIJN Herald Staff Writer . .. April 2 SANFORD SENIOR CITIZEN CLUB -Civic Center -meet now - bag lunch Conea Dinsmore - Charm lecture OVER SO CLUB - Ali Souls CetholicQwrch- meet at 10:30A.M. Mrs. Gwen Edelman RSVP -Le SOUTH SEMINOlE SENIOR CITIZEN CLUB who ñtestheposition, with commitment of end of the Arabs' oil of funds confined to defensive and Is likely to be In those stocks Timings publication which have been severely Wiesenberger Services, that a contratrend vehicles for more than a year. impacted In bull market Is with either Buck Investment Letter calls ' Psychological or real terms, No Bull attention to Mississippi River according to his live Corp., which Is Increasing Its th at none of He notes Shearson, Hammitt & Mentioned as "fundamentally quality-rated glamor stock dividend to a 81 annual rate attractive" are Disney Ryder lndexehassbownmuthvigOr with the March $ payment and System, fast food chains, In recent weeks despite a 100. which Is completing a 28 per shipping stocks airlines point market rall y as measured cent expansion of its cement chemicals and utilities. In the by the Dow Jones Industrial subsidiary. Control of Missouri group McDonald's Pon- average. 'We still feel It Is too Pacific Railroad could lead to a derosa, Sambo's Restaurants early to buy the glamor sector, considerably higher net Income Middle South Utili ties, Dow but one should be mentally this year. Last year, earnings Chemical and Overseas prepa red-possibly, but not rose to 81.82 a share from $1.48. Shiphoklina. among others. . Thursday, April 4,1974.-58 Palace Guard Puts Buyer Burden On Sel ler's. Back necessartiy,as early as April or developed In anticipation of the may-to aggressively reverse ' boycott has course." hfl*fl has been The imumilate strength in end the stock market following the not convinced William X. holding to a 50 per cent cash i.vii; SUIFLEI.1.) - that strength Market The Sanford Herald ,4 _________ . L. .,uw, Christmas presents this holiday best term potential In the InUtfl$dI oil group..." SkSofl. but at a lower rf*" • '- 0 quiet George Stuart Presents 0 q1R % P AUTOMATIC TELEPHONE f wagon, PALACE GUARD COMES TO CENTRAL FLORIDA (Ito r) Roberts, First Federal of Seminole officials Gib Edmonds and Richard Swann, Gilman WORLD ALMANAC - FACTS Grand Openin9... '1 everything ' K - I nhvir1ev. 4) • . ' . • Of the billions of trips made by automobile In the United States In 1972, surveys reveal that about 54 per cent were less than five miles long and nearly 75 per cent were less than 10 miles. The World Almanac notes. According to the Motor Vehicles Manufacturers Association, the average auto commuter travelled 9.4 miles to work while the average shopping trip was some 4.4 miles. A trip to the doctor or dentist averaged about 8.3 40 ftft A? 50 + CLUB.-7th Day Adventist Church-Forest (]t' -inert mostly on the lit Monday olthe month-4:30P$1. OVER 50 CLUB-AU Souls Catholic Church-Sanford. tLeet every other Tuesday of the month at 9:30 A.M. SANFORD SENIOR CITIZENS CLUB-S inked Civic Cen,y meet lit & 3rd Tuesday of the month-- anon. SOUTH SEMINOLE SENIOR CITIZElS CLUB-meet s The 'girl frida" answering system answers your hone in your own voice and gives the caller the information you wt them to know - - Thursdayof themonthat 1st Fed Svgs. k Loan B1dg.-Rt.43 326W. Semcs-an Blvd. Altamonte Sprth is--3rd Thursday of 11 e month at theWcsnen's Clth-Csvertriok T}IIBTY-NINER,SCI,Ufl_meet,s ts Pter & Pau-.CcI4'nrr4. 1st Friday of the month-i: iC P.M. VILLAGE CLUB-St John's Village-Fern Park-meet 1st Thursday & 3rd 7bursday-7:30 P.M. WINTER SPRINGS SENIOR CITIZEN CLUB-Highlands Club House-4Th !iepard Road-4'Ji Frlday-10;30 A$1. YOUNG AT HEART-St. A:.1rews Presbyterian Church-9913 EiT'ar Lake Road-Forest City -2nd Thuraday of the month l:iAe P.M. - Shipmate Hates: April 20 thru June 8 line passenger pays tariff and the second person pays 25 pet. oft the tariff. Family Plan: Year Hound Two adults pay tariff. Children under age 16 pay $10.00 per day, sharing cabin with adults. \outh Fair: IG'26 Year Round The ?are is $195.00 plus 10 pet. for gratuitiesn,ri tional on guaranteed basis, four in a cabin. tiroup Fares: Year Round will have its Grand Opening You're invited to attend the festivities , 4 there'll be gifts and refreshments for ur CSh prizes viow a display of valuable rH 01 coins dating back to 900 BC and th open a new account at L -Be thereiwm cm to . , pm _ -- for the Grand Opening of Metro Orlando's 71h ComBank In' - - ComBank/ ca Longwood on Route 434 just V4 mile 501 west o1 Rout. 17-92 IS FURNITURE SALES CAUILIERJV 9t AuthorIzed Agenc For All Airlines And Steamship Lines No Charge For Our Services Open Thurs. Nights By Appointment 1617 S Fr*nth Ave. Sanford P11, 323-"50 4-. 'p This highly reliable American manufactured machine is compact and lightweight easIy moved from one place to anoiher. These are not 'cheapies" but are quality machines made by Remington Rand. - For small additional cost a multiple line adapter is available on this answering device that enables you to use it on your muItline-push button phones. This is something new and makes it possible to use it on p;actically any phone. Only $169.95 and you may pay for this as low as $11.50 per month. Mictph, ci 90mru,t, DAutomatic yQlgm COntri rtgulst,s mcomng and c1;:r speakers 090-01y ftttoty guarants on Parts arid ijbor OMADE IN AMERICA 16 9 Ad isa tas n,tu& $s. '."a. ie- LBoft•m Cfasay installed e S UA No mdicit,s if citi came In wtk you wets out 30. 60. ... AGENCY £Mnsage hçlit - DUsts Standard tSttt ha th SUN TRAVEL 0 folpe40 the unimportant one. . Available on request OR F MORE (when to call back, or to leave message, e!r 11 It then records your caller's message so you can play this back when you return to ycur home or office. You'll never miss an important call or be bothered with This Saturday ComBank/Longwood OPl u gs into any wal socket no batten QØ4p, _ Pie• Ph.. .,,0# 161` 1416-VI nter Pork 643-7700. C.c.. 32. 12e2 'UelIi,,m. 724.2412. TitilivilI. 2674639 D,yi.ø. r..eh 235-5202. D.B.ry.D.l.id U$4436 SWifSpd 629-1314 - 1.1. C e mty 3S3.6 �6B—The Sanford Herald Thursday April 4. 1974 Women Successful In Men s World 7' i'4 With a family of diversified to other girls and I think you'll and mathematics early in life, lunar module phase of the Although early educational Apollo moon landing feats. "We background—lather a baker, see more and more of us in it." advisers tried to discourage are proud of Amy," said one brother a civil engineer, BURliNGTON, Mass.—Amy Mrs. Spear, she was deter- Eugene B. Gallon, director of anot he r a bishop serving in If they all do 3 well U She , C. Spear and Ruth J. mined, marketing for RCA here. "She Korea and two sisters does they will do well, indeed. ' McNaughton show compassion "1 told other girls not to listen Is a fine engineer." • housewives—she has interests "Ruth has created many tools for tlue who light for women's to such talk," she said. even beyond the engineering that others are using here," t hb, but they really don't riced It "Women can do anything men Galton said. "We feel we wtre work she enjoys so much. t;ith Fiend themselves. They've succeeded can, from hard hat to "l used to ski a lot," she said, lucky to get her at RCA." ((Ii their own, strictly on top engineering Jobs." ' No less successful here is "but I'm 'chicken' now; I was grade qualifications. She proved her point, Miss MeNaughton. Her out from March toDecemberof Such Is the story of two Mrs. Spear and Miss studying at University of Lawrence, Mass., father was a 1971 with broken leg. But I like women who set goals for McNaughton are leaders Oklahoma, Purdue, Cornell and baker but she was a math to read mysteries and I do themselves and have achieved among hundreds of scientists Northeastern, getting her BA at "fiend," she said, from the reviews for the librarian in those goals. And, without and engineers at the RCA Cornell and master's at Nor- earliest years of her education. Lawrence," parades and other demonAerospace Systems Division theastern, She has worked as an '1 found ma th a breeze in strative aspects of women's lit,. By JOHN PINKERMAI'4 CopleyNewiServire --- -r '• 1. 'S A . • ft t ,., -. / \q - here. Most of their colleagues engineer at General Electric, college," she said (college p. are men, as might ho expected, taught in college and joined included a BA at Emmanuel but that bothtrs them not at all. iltA in 1963 College in Boston and a Their approach to their jobs 11cr husband, Edward, owns master's in engineering and their "pla ce" as women a scientific business devoted to management at Northeastern). might be useful to less qualified log detectors and two of her She was recruited by RCA in anti noisier females who dauglitcrs are headed for 1%6 and has been Involved in '- - - . 4 campaign for women's lib. "I'm just one of the boys Miss McNaughton said in an engineering reliability in a kinds. — - - engiricering careers. both out of many phases of computer (orotli applica t i on, with particular U_E - se enth annual Shower HonorsCathy C "that things Miss Cathy Clark. bride-elect Galletta at her South Sanford decor and refreshments. rl • Seti C brate el e - . rthdav 1JIL S I j - I 'eonard, vice president, Florence V&4 secretary; and John Valis, treasurer. More& Formal W"r RENTALS For Weddings, Proms, etc. B.L. Perkins Mores Weir X4E First St Ph Ill 1111 ____ ilani Sale - I Flit ladits c'n acquire skill - . - vh \tinthir - - : - -'-.~4. plaid nsolids combined to create areat new look for Spring.. - 4) ,_ -- '- - ., Arl", N_ _\ * - - " .. --_____ " our many varied styles including this Vicky Vaughn 411, a -4r .-. :5 o1herstyleIrOM $24.00 I lit mqflf L44 -- , , SCI h"..N'IIsTsANl)ENG1NL},.Rs . . . Mrs. Speer itop, Ct2e iUJritJamoiJ I C$$ t*Ial u*t ai c — d Lay,r Cn kj $125 8 14 ki 'ubr a'sd ID-cl amord can "g- 14 a t gIicl $ Za. cnaig. • lies Cullom • rig. IM bugs with a cotton swab -- miticide. A common fault Is to con- 'Ijmlic W awarded and dessert will AAA-1, CHRISTIAN SCHOOL Is Now Accepting Applications For the 1974-1975 Year ENROLL NOW To Guarantee Your Child's Placement In Sanford Christian School GRADES K thru 12 Our Established Policy As A Racially \ / CONTACT CAREM GAGER be %orkingon (kM,orations are ii tort Mrs James Bennett hostess Mrs Keith McKinley, pre'ident Mrs E G attrnss chairman and FREE PH. 323-5432.322.8358 or Write P.O. Box 2237, Sanford, Fla. 32771 Is.• b.* tct Th. •• old. - , * ' . - ' - - , * -. -* ".-V .. - , * 1116 - in a stylish ' -, 1 white carnation corsage, all. %ended the bride as maid of honor. Bat man was Frank Box, uncle of an bridegroom. The bride's parents en. tertalned at a reception im. Inediately following the WAGE— EARNING ilonie l students featured a tiered wedding at a bridal topiary and Crooms Iligh School honored their emplovers at a banquet in file home cc room by prepairi all food items on the silver appointments. Mrs. Frank Box, aunt of the bridegroom, and Mrs. A.T. Lenora Ashford 16 menu, serves teacher Doris Duxbury, who emplovs the student in general housework duties. - outfit from LIZER WEEK Come In see our new Spring line! 1 FOR DRAWING Naturt-ilh, r Shoe Wzirdrobe Julie Miller i rii " 'I's, 1`1111th, fisr E"ami-r. ' as ter Bonnets E if -- Li 4TIUI I It U - I Misses e Juniors a Half-Sizes Colorful straws accented with rib. bons, (lowers and Drawing Sa turda ur ay y All April6th. • , •.. .?-' • .•-'. •• '• , no. .. ,- ,'•.' .'...' ,.'. .-' •-. •,) present to win, LIP 50 3 Wind Song - Golden Autumn Beloved • Prophecy k' PRINCE MPrCHABELLI . - Xhl to fte F, The easy wa Shop your JcPennpy Spring=Summer and Summer Saie Catalogs. lb OPEN FRI. NITES .— 322=1020 toorder, Quk,%k pickmup at ft ,.,, i—'--/4• /e ••. •' f.'. : : - - -, Catalog Center near you. the newest "scarf EASTER FASHIOIS FOR THE I I'-' Re 6 50 Value and gallivanting, Save a little mon too~ mo ob ligation, just i' i s -iivsii sparkling a nights a Easter outfits all around, To Be Giveti Aimy '- for Save gas Hawkins, aunt of the bride, cut and served the wedding cake. Joan and Julie Hawkins, -.Ji fi k-14" ....,i i......_. i 'ccci t ;' I 4 Pinkgowncornplementedwith a -4 1' tL1 — Out-of-town guests included Call i i. ( perfume - with a corsage 0 white roses and b Gentress Rothschild edEdiholl cologne spray mist Cindy Kinard. attired in a Printing the news in bright, fresh, long, informal cottons designed by I rtd I ' - white cottony foliage in soapy water or use a , - I !DItgW - for dazzling g d as '--" Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Hawkins. APRIL 1st., through 6th, LW4'%.P.t " floor-length gown enhanced ' l Wool t o Eve Le Coq $250 &eL.1c*71 formed in the presence of the Mr. and Mrs. i nsrci hlimes immediate family by Rev. Bob and daughter, Amy, of Winter Loy', pastor of Central Baptist Park; and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Church. Powersandctdldren,Ke vinand of Apopka. The bride given in marriageTins, by her (atticr sore white - ' REGISTER Vested ns, J11' .L. Box i The ceremony was per- - '(YISil(II/iOUYS' " .0 _7 Regular 3.50 Value IT'S - \ ,/OUr 95 CREME PERFUME \ Miss Janet Ellen Hawkins sisters of the bride, presided at - " Mrs John Loutsenhjzer, ADMINISTRATOR E NG EARWHILE PINGROJAYJ Most Value CACHET ( and Johnny Lee Box son of Mrs. the punch bowl. Hattie Lee Box were united In Following a short wedding Holy Ma tr imony March 30, at 1 trip to the East Coast, the p.m. at the Orange Avenue newlyweds are making their home of the bride's parents, home at 2820 Sanford Ave. Be the hit of JUmpin served. 7.50 $ Il y . S ' TODDLER WEARS m. Regular Wed In Home Ceremo They're not difficult to control THE FASHIONABLE i n a V.tySp1 [d,,o - blobs that appear on almost all special houseplant insecticide parts of a plant. according to the directions If they're on hairy-leaved given by the manufacturer. hf,11 11,1'Haw k - You don't see the mites until enough to allow good drainage. - unit then are promoted to dipped to be healthy and robust, increased. They feed unMore plants perish from derneath the leaves, spinning oerwatering than from un- fine webs along veins and dcratering, excessively wet leaves as on this dwarf palm. loil crowds out the oxygen leaves turn dull green or - needed by roots to support grayish and the surfaces are (*.ea.es Fen plants that nor. stippled To control, gi ve plant wally require a lot of water can foliage a weekly bath in soapy lit killed if soil is not porous water . Or use a specific mealybugs . 01fl1'fl graduate of the Ft Dix mption is combat duty training, Josephine Landes, a registered end of her first year in an Army Oneadvantage is that %oiornen nurse and a member (if the fie serve unit, the aver.we reservists %kith fill prior I'SAI( 818th Hospital Center in woman reservist will add abi,ut uuuuIiLrs ,, f''r \ ur (its can , $1 ,000 to tier annual income. plants or spiny cactus, dab the are subject to then you find them uu d PERFUME with their on one weekend m - • - ri the needs gDood light is a must if plants are they've been there awhile and 4Crrr5 i !,way Colowmi t(igett,er training hold don the USAIt 296th Transportation month types of Jobs and receive Company in Lawrence, Mass Moreover they receive full the same pay as men in the Another reservist in the pay for two weeks of annual Army Reser ve. The only cx medical profession is Col training with their unit By the t thrive In the dirk. Reasonably' 0111. illi j Miss McNaughton - ance for br nd i v i dual as you are as Ifl(jiVIUuam r- - N.J., vehicle mechanics school higher pay grades. Promotioris and has joined her husband, can net them more than 160 for Plants — but even they will not thieves in the night. iffi CACHET Haverhill, Mass., is the first training with their home-torwn an less light than other descend on houseplants like Our 50th .1e r * I enter the Army Reser v e as Obviously nears two hats privates first class to pay So does Margaret Williams, , licensed practical nurse on the grades higher than normal. They spend only two weeks of staff of Faxton Hospital Utica of Sgt Phillip Brooks in the 16 hours of training unit women can get the motor pool of their unit the unit usually tilt r en Ga e enough light. It's a simple because they are well protected matter to move them, gp by a water-resistant waxy' Common houseplants normally secre tion. Red spider mites - _____________ alion. She 'kiiIit scientiously soak a plant every AP1110 are much easier to day. A good soakLig Once a week in warm water is suf. control than red spider mites fortunately. because Vie plants ficient. attacked by aphids are legion. Check For Pesm; The insects cluster in the open Keeping your houseplant3 where they are readily free from insects requires cletected exterisive care. Check regularly The most coiiunon ones are for Pests and take quick action greenish white or black. ionalFacilitv Co nti nues. -J — If your plants look anemic Malybugs have the reputstlon and stunted they're not getting of being tough to control - 40 Select from broad t a sting - certain problems. even the in rubbing alcohol; if on smooth Usy-to-grow varieties. It helps Plants, you can get results of W know what to expect. soru by washing them off. . - to ECKEIRD DIRUGS same Illy CENTRAL CIRCLE 11 a ,•_,, * $2.75 816th Station Hospital, Utica, 1 -Ine . parts April 6 at the Community Center, to i nt'fit a scholarship fund for a deserting girl in the I)eltonm area, ()fwn to the public, the event ill begin at 7'30 P. M. Table favors will t I(lnmulnistr utuiin ph medical care a nd - ECI fA N I ('JOINS HUSBAND Ifouseplants (.1111)!' 11111 ()Pk\ in 1 ---.- Sgt Phillil) Brooks Mid P%lt I-india E. Brooks -- - I)ELTONA BUSINESS and Professional Women 's Club is sponsoring a card and games - - " ' Sol I & subtle - on / , , , 14 . * - _7 Spring • '-- air traf smanship. traffic analysis. Out r fo -. -. Your worst houseplant but you must keep after suc. headache is apt to be cessive generations. Swish P(LS - . P, Both these women were attracted to science, engineering \ -.-- N ,. •! -- 1 ir L—L:'i AFT'ERCOLOR SHAMPOO Information N.Y.. and a Reserve Arm;. basic trainino away from home instead if tht usua l nurse at t Army Riscr municalion3, -' Schediiled Altamonte Springs Garden Club will hold a plant and bake sale on April 12 and 13, from I to 6 p.m. at Seminole Plaza Shopping Center. Proceeds will be doinaW to the Mental Health Association on Robin Road in Altamonte Springs, truing in hundreds of fields hoyond clerical work, such as (Iut,u prou.ssing corn '' - Determination -- pay boostsand benefits as men. - - ' ,,,. -- .. - iioo French Avenue Easylerms 3 79S3 L - ' .- I was all set." -- - . , - know have - . __________________________________________ "Those final steps are slow in . p- -- T Ituth Jernigan. Bobbie J ohn. %hen the first black does. [ICA Officers installed by Mollie Sleudle past president charter member, were Russell - . - LjI M. Miller, of Baltimore. Md., graduate the F I. Eustis Transporta tion Sthtxjl s n1irint direttor of clinical prograrn. For mentally retarded adults at engineer course. For a long time the Army Ilenr'ton iMd. State Hospital Reserve has offered women the and comiunanding officer of the '''' Pav same chances for promotion, 1st U.S. Army Reserve . . Then there's Lt. Col, I)eloris Terminal. is the first wonlan can learn and earn in mIiilltdr) standby fortes - big firms. However, Invited guests were Mrs. cant complain about RCA (she Lucille Clark, mot he r of Eve is senior engineering scientist bride, and ',M rs. Markowicz, mother of the on the technical staff here). "1 was told at one other plant Also Mines. Betty Robare, that I might make a manager Seminele Senior Citizens Club trip to St. Petersburg, Ft. Butler, Sara was celebrated at the regular Myers, Sarasota and Lake Kallies and Jane Pruden and meeting. Birthday ca ke and Okeechobee on May 14. the Misses Sharon Nopper, refrestiments were se'vecjo7 Harriett Plckron arid it members attending. Rugenistein, a . -. STERCHI FURNITURE discrimination in industry The seventh birthday of South The club plans a five-day boat Johnson. Denise Stogner, Diane -' . - - - sun, Judy- Osborn, Jeanne already had black nianager-sso J I - d eI KIT WITHIi ) . Your home E veryone o COMPLETE bu - AROUND The hostess gift to the Insofar as COflCet'flS women A Raggedy Ann and Andy honoree was a kitchen clock rising honor at a mismllar&cus to management bridal shower given by Lynn inotif was carried out in the and a clothes basket filled with positions- - . - kitchen gadgets. i" . r been hotter if women's fib had come earlier and there has been would ' - was discrimination against Ouirl\opk back. I'll just continue to work and be happy so long as I can stlii% invok- t-d iiiah coiuputtlr~,.Mrs. Spear, inothe-r of three, generally hlas the same attitude. "I do think," she said. p.m. at Sanford Garden Center. Open to the public, entertainment will bv Central Florida Chorale. ' - LORLEEIAL the should be told about what they As for her idea of vorntn lib, Miss McNaughton said, "Women in engineering don't need it; we can compete wi th the men. The trouble was there Ca p.t e ft er v I' K ran!, an choir tli,, or ;t a asana I . u.s. pril 4.lY/lT YES, WE HAVE THE MOST EXPENSIVE HAIR COLOR IN THE WORLD. Assembly Dist( &'sen'es i)i.s:uff Arm)' Ieserve of Cod Church he r rcent recognizing Worn en • What kind of women are in reserve duty • waterfront Liberation long before it the Arm)' Reserve? stevedore office w i th th e l,iecame an American household Vell, there is It. SU3fl Baltimore-based 1176 th Outport ord. Harden, the commander of the at Brooklyn. N.Y.,Arm . myy It's Just that the reserve all.male936th AdJu,nt(;eneraI Terminal. didn't blow its horn about a Detachment (I'()Stal in ilt-In Women's Lib program Fresno. Calif., which provides And Sgt. Margaret I. Kluttz, on the books for a long time. mail service for an entire Army a 38-year-old grandmother also Now Arm)' Reserve leaders division overseas, assigned to the Brooklyn believe American women Tht teletypewriter repair. what they may say behind my 1w of Jobs Markowkz, was guest Avenue home. don't them, although I 35 ' them I nesantoraherala InursaaY A . PWRIERS tracti',e she has no problem in keeping them on the job Inn 'try happy and I don hear anything bad from any of TEENAGE SEWING CONTEST G ARMENTS ENTERED in Florida State Banks v teenage sewing contest are admired by Bunnie Morgan (left) and Carol Stafford, bank employes. A young man will be among the contestants modeling their entries in a fashion show Thursday at 7 skills which may hem acquire well -paid / ' 6, , ZALES "•"" '. * I management information systems and engineering support programming. 1*1 have no trouble at all."She super. ises eight men and two women arxi. although she is very at. By rç. ' .. - i l ve recommended engimering mnter it t s she took a break (ruin her pit1on as manager , . IWI lillnell's girls in high school in many of AtlilA she has helped design trnphasts on airborne uses in the professions radar systems and is proud of satellite missions and coni"The teachers Just di dn't tell her role as manager of municatlons projetts of all about the opportunities But (If llo" (liii - (,Army Gave Women's Lib An Earlir Start ____ ENTIRE FAMILY marylesther is 228 E. FIRST ST. 1J E. FIRST ST. PH. 322-4712 208E. FIRST ST. PH. 322.O2 Charge it at Sanford Plaza Penney 's: Open 10a.m. lit 9p.m. Mon-Thru Sat. �- on - 11.1 = i 8B--The SanfordHerald Thursday,April4,1974 Ptv,ou Ane, 10 6B-Th I I_ • LUJ EiL Dear Abby ~ Puzzle SkyStory MT 1W Highlights i "tW' DAVI TV Time Previews - l El - __ __ ~ - - - - - . I - - ___ . I - --------. ---- f I I__ - . - ______. - _ . ______.=-- __________________ ---. •r I lilli1111111IllIllillillilillillIlll~l''llll', Devious * - '1ji1NtcT i Notice "Walking Tall" - -., -- LàgolNotice The Sanford Herald Thursday, April 4, 1974-98 Political INKItOO INVITATION TO ii ALLEY OOP IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE v______ FICTITIOUS NAME byDsv• Gnu. _______________________________________________ THIS IS AN INVITATION TO LJ ¼ i " EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. .-, Notice is hereby glen that i am :4_,. Y . 4ES ALL ON A SPEED TIMING DEVICE CUITOF FLORIDA. ltd ESI RIGHT AFTER vO1J LEFT, " t1'fl4ttll.i?iofl AND FOR Cfl9bQed'nbu%lneal5p Ynip',' MY &)E55! WHOOEE! w GO1TA Ritil-IT;' - ONtOFThEQmER&, 16E 4tI'iI li.i- j UTILIZING THE DOPPLER SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Dr. CItwiberry IIU%e.'lih, 1. ...AND Smoker SYSTEM 32707, Seminot, WHAT'STHr . IT'S Deceptions DO SOMMING 4:3O ABC CHOPPER ONE ewn gasoline truck. lie's forced attacker as belonging to (i)rlrJiI CIV, ACTION NO, 74-3$i. BJt1G44T IN SOME CØ, Jnfy, rioruda fictitious THE WIZER under the AJT i ll II inlr% fIi'wUh L SPECIFICATIONS MAY BE DIVISION A former driver. 'ev.i ' 'me hijacking" Trying to be off the road, and the truck BERRIES... name of .JOCY COPY PRODUCTS, IMMEDIATELY OBTAINED AT THE SEMINOLE ifl sib intJmr 'ss.' the Manna9, of 2:30-1:30- 9:00 BY GEORGE W.CRANE, i: beaten into htADEUPThE and that I fllIflf to re,%t,r sald timely, this episode deals with hijacked, but Cries For Help I '"1ff u COUNTY COURTHOUSE, ROOM SHERMAN B SPARKS. JR name With the Clerk 04 the Circuit The New Laugh ti MEDICATION 103, ANYTIME BETWEEN s Pb. D., M.D. 45 1 Z._2 the problems of gas shortage. A unconsclouneu, he recognizes ii i; 00 .. .. 1)) / hVLJ Court. Seminole Count -,, Flonløa in GLJZ NEEDED. Riot of 19141 49S4iM'flflIP AM S 00 PM MARCH 21 - APRIL ad j L:J1±t1iJ friend of Officer Foley owns his a pair of boots on his masked -' E $:31$ ABC FIREHOUSE CASE 2-594: Donald ecto'danc, wIt, the provisionS of aged I BIDS WILL BE OPENED AT 17 BARBARA CLAY SPARKS, "j4lF 29, is a high school the Fictitious Name Statutes, To "The Watches of the Night" quirrel Arr* 51 I'riwun NOON, APRIL 5th RIGHT iFF limAw , teac r. Wi t t i'inr1,r s Wit- SectIcrI 58504 Florida Sto.u'ej IS Seu mr 2 I'i tt ht11 Famed fashion designer Rudy RESERVO TO REJECT ANY OR "Di, Crane," he s NOTICE OF SUIT (• gan, 1437 53 I'frP4flhtIufl II Ilrrthm*n "I ALL BIDS 9sGodf S Hi;ur Out teach Civic'3 classes and em. Gcrnreich guest stars as TO BARBARA CLAY SPARKS 49 S C IOInolosa SprInt DEAR ABBY: My problem Is Polk DEAR EXECUTIVE: Idea'l 5Puii,u-c u E 29fI.rth twroirw 670 Eden Roid , . Indin is PubIlth; April 1. II, II, 23. 1911 phasize %ummrr what else? - a fashion designer the MRIJkt ii _\_) cAlleq, me I smoke between three and think your wife ii wrong at ML 10 ff 'Efficiency Le'nglon KCnttky 40505 S Sperd DEA 18 Senw,ol, County 1,11,_i' whose opening night show to ;. = Engineering in Government' YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED fowpack.sofcigaretsa day and Her spiritual needs be u 3STrIl% PUbIIth March 21, 25. April 1, 19 71 THAT a Pet,f,on line Is a red-hot $7 (mpis in his for Dissolution t'ilcti unveil j"0#'* I'l'rrntine theme that you stress in your DEZ NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARIIIC, I can't qwt. 1 have thrown them Important to her as your 40 M4•iJQ Kiln pi,,i ben fiId against you TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTIO'i uinler ubt.in. 4 affair. Intact, a fire turns it into college textbook, 'Psychology 4.4 and you are rouired to serve away, packs at a time. I've busIneuconnertlona are to you. •1 Ito fis 2lIn copy OF AN ORDINANCE BY THE C I T 24 'jlh,,t-no llSitan -__ _ ________________ Applied,' event. 04 yOur a really hot 2 (.e?j,rtt pJITCR wf'tten 0ffn5, been to three "stop-at-noking" INVITATIONTO.ID Not For ut any, to,t OF SANFORD FLORIDA 12 r4 THURSDAY Memorial 2 I'icr SpmraI, 1 .1ruquotan 0nJOHPIE JONES. Of CARROLL1 24 Tndjrrus Notice is hereby given that 43 Sp.nih j.'r Women Only "For I am incensed at the programs and went back to DEAR ABBY: I'm a fl-year. CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS Hospital JONES P A 3IImiilup lMiin silesrnth 44Scul.sr by Larry Attorneys for Public Hearing will b held at Inc 'nyites bidS for ULTRASONIC Pluthand. *hOW addreii 39 All A,.i Admiftod -________________________________ 11:55 (4) News constantly higher taxes that are III smoking alter each one. If I old woman. Seven years ago my 12 % ithdrila iUstuJlits4 IiiIli,*!rt 2 King o l iubh is 24 P1 EVENING CLEANER. Speciflcateons are Commission Room in the City Hall on t 14 H.ghwiy SURE li er /i.CK i'ltrrsn 17 ID he productive citize ns of 5huI.t. l the 011k. of t he Ad fl. CatseIheryy, FI,di 9.10:30 CBS The CBS Hib 47 % 4 lruiI don 't have a cigaret after 15 mother died and my world Fell CORXT'JL.rsO4S' 7:00 (2) To Tell The n the City of Sanford, Florida, at 4i'r %4 26(' e% 4SLirprptnI America LIKE TO PLA mn4tnatoq All budi shalt he mailed 32707, and fI, an original *ith the 1 000'CIock P M Floyd Enterprises Theatre minutes, Ibecome so nervous I apart. A year later my father ThURSDAY NIGHT MOVIES Afr ,I 27, 1971. ES to I Truth ptr'l $Sljrdsk ') "'' t Mr .i h,Pna )OIIupnl. AFTERNOON cle rk of the ibo Sided Court on or cosier the adoption of an T Bet*,r,r, Adm / TENNIS WITH ....."Just think of the drain of S,mino,,Robtnt (8) Hogan's Heroes Come Out To "The Movies', am ready to climb the wall. HAVE 4 Max" look at it. the idea remarried. Mystep-motherand HO Memoroat HOSpital. 1101 before April 121h. 1914, Qthefwje a d'nance by Ih City of Santora, () creative energy also YOU Dragnet imposed uOgmnt may be entered H Ea$ First , I series next I have been to a hvnth not. a I never snt nInny At first . gnat' turn un as a RACKET1 Sanford, Fla Florida. title 04 4,ch AD toIIo*s (I)) News on those employers and private 37771 Bids must be received by YOU for the neuct demanded In the THINKI ORDINANCE NO. 1218 psychiatrist and a psychologist both tried. but after years of Young And season. Lee J. Cobb, fine 10 AN the day of April 1971 (24) Eye To Eye AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY businessmen who must spend Restless IND,1 and they couldn't help me. I fighting, we knew we could WITNESS my hand andine seat Till AT111"11 veteran actor, plays Dr. Max PUbI,th April 3. 1. 5. 911 (3S) Star Trei of OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. AN 11 I Password computIng mllllonsofhour5 DEAfl big TIME have become an addict just like never be friends. My lather Gordon, a doctor with a . i'Of _ wdCourton thu lIthdayotrh, NEXING TO AND INCLUDING (44) Mod Squad 1 _ 1 1011 Florida (15) 1 1 taxes they must deduct from WITHIN THE CORPORATE AREA an alcoholic. If I don't have a always took her part against 730 (2) Treasure Hunt heart, and a helpful fimil. HIS __- ISeall Lifestyle FICTITIOUS NAME OF THE CITY OF SANFORD. their employes' pay checks! LAST DAYI Andy Griffith smoke I can't (unction. Arttt,r l patients are mostly underme. in [] (41) Variety News NOTICE Is hereby given that lam FLORIDA, THE AREA 4 ~ Truth c "Dr. Crane, I wish you'd s Clerk of tao Court Please don't say, "You can Show Time I p.m. I continued to live at home privileged people. it " I 12:30 (2) Celebrity DESCRIBED HEREINAFTER IN 180* IN, fly Stok Consequences expose in your column the LortOwood, Seminole County, quit if you want to," because until I reached 21. Than I ACCORDANCE WITH THE Sveestakes Dfp',ty Clerk (13) Lane Grey ______ devious ways that politicians FIor,tj ur*tef thefictitious name of John E PROVISIONS OF CHAPTER 73820. Sear:h For nobody to quit as much moved to another city (about as O'NEIL" Theatre NBC THE LOYAL LAWS OF FLORIDA, 1973 1011 SEMINOLE AUTO SALES. and that CARROLL & JONES. P A try Tomorrow to decei ve us. as I do, Abby, but I just can't far awn) as I could get) to t 4-4 A Copy Shill be ,Iv&tahte at (21) Prinel4nie S-d name w,th Aces at ia OPPOSITiON 11w l)'inwratle tJ' - PLUS --''I"ur they hu,iids ink gtiliiljl0 L:p myself. I know I am going make .t new life for myself. c:Otcr of th Coy Clerk Icr all . C Perk ct the Circu I coif?. OO (7) Flip ''lon HN H*p I? P2. 12:55 (2) News Party's pusilioll on major J Semnol, Cotanty. Florida in at P0 N sons detrung to e*am'n, the voters by the triilllo!" iSo. 911 smoke myself right into the There I met the Movie whom I 1:00 (2) Jackpot focus as leading in All parties in Interest and citiler-', issues it put ccrdance with the provisions of the Ca? POLITU'A t - TI1Irltc .1brv aiir. DIIIJUV Wild World Of -grave, but there seems to be am now engaged. In the year snaui rtavC an opportunity to t i(?utI5 (8) News 0 ________________________ Denwcrats discuss the party's Name Statutes. To WI Publu, March Ii n, 25, ApqII 1. by Heimdahl & Stoffel Animals nothing I can do about It. Can I've been gone I wrote 36 letters SectIon 54509 heard at sa hearing FIor,di All My Children Statutes 1957 $71 (13) Chopper One future and its approach to the 'T__----*l-u order of the PPiIrr BY Here City Commt 0n are some of the RichmOnd you help me? OS) Steve's Matinee to my father. lie didn't write to DEZ 41 't.t. EAT mis k.t.1uR3ER EFCRr. ' J 1 (74) Washington of the Cty of Sanford. Pubith issues. Iii% AA-1. P . prevalent political tric 1 HOOKED IN BIRMINGHAM me once! ks 'iA FINISH TH SIGN : 1971 H P4 Tanim, jr Connection NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING 1:30 (2) Three On A -' (I) The "Mark Up" decep- DEZ II 1t FIRW' City Clerk DEAR HOOKED: I don't Even when I wrote that I was (35) Fin And ~ com TO CONSIDER ANNEXATION Match Publish April 1, 1971 Feather Lodge know what "stop-smoking" engaged, he didn't call or write J. IN CIRCUIT aSIGhJS (4) As The World ilA R!.l..S.' I-I( !I II: RS DEAI7 'I COURT, A president or governor may (44) Bold Ones NOtice I hi'cy given that a programs you've atter,ded, but to congratulate me. his Only Turns EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. Public HearIng 8 - 30 (9) Fire House will be held it ask for the billions more in his CUlT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, Commission I I've had some excellent reports child. I realize that he Just NOTICE OF A PUOLIC HEARING Let's Make A Room nlheCity Hall STATE OF FLORIDA (13) June Allyson TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTIOII annual appropriation bill than CIVIL ACTION No about several. You may have a doesn't care about me. Deal th e City of Santora. F for da, it 7 00 OF IE AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY Show 74-174-A he he really needs o'clock 2:00 (2) Days Of Our P N n April nicotine addiction. so see a DIVISION A (or even eMy problem: All my mother's (24) Theatre In S. 1971. 0 OF SANFORD, FLORIDA , ( onøen the inne,a$iO,, of properl' Lives pects to get), PETITION FOR DIISOLUTION Notice i s hereby g,vn that a physician. (But choose ' one who lovely china, crystal. silver and America c$sjcnI as f011OwS (4) The Guiding j Public Hearing Will be held at the doesn't smoke!) I KNOW you linen are in the home my father (3$) Movie Then the members of In n: theOF MARRIAGE Light Marriage of Commission Room in the City Hall 9:00 (2) Ironside Congress or SCHEDULE A quit, because two of my and his second wife share. heel the state JOHN W GRAHAM (9) Newlywed Game n the City of Sanford. Florida at (9) Ktnq Fu From the Northeast corner of 1 00o legislatures ma) rise up boldly best friends irre as hooked as that my mother would have ii '.t clk P N n April 22. 1911. Ia 7 - 30 (2) Doctors ¶ect;On it. lOwnthp o South conSider the Movie adcc?on tf in or - and the both null - mid t.L:Intp,I rnø In have c,mp and oppuse what they call an The Edge Of Range 30 Cast. Sotatherlp 91970 dnanc, by th 1441 At(, L GRAHAM F'lOO . :rri __ _____ Sanforo. ______ ___ __ _____ Night inflated budget. turkey! Good luck. feel to a point on the SouthaileqIy FloridaIll. e Clv of S 011 them - and I want them for 10:00 (2) Music Country . 1X , Girl in My So they right of way lintof Stale H'gh*iy debate loudly NOTICE OF ACTION DEAR ABBY: lam a Florida sentimental reasons, but I know ORDINANCE NO. IllS U.S.A. and IL LII V AN V Life No 15 tlmmerly State H'ghway 31, AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY CAPTAIN EASY CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE finally whittle down that St ree ts Of 0CC tat li executive. When gasoline mylatherwillnotglvethemto thence run S2S by Crooks & La w,,ce cu T,?tSoN dgr,ej 30' W along (41) Patty Duke PlO PROPERTY) uu.o5RIU OF SANFORD. FLORIDA, AN POLLY'S POINTERS San Francisco billion extra demand 10 maybe TO Mr JOe w became scarce, I forbade my me willingly, and I'd probably Slid right of e"ORRY, Stir 'iou f lint 104305 feet to NEXING TO AND INCLUDING 3:00 (2) Another World ram 4\ gAejzA, : ' (24) Today In INC Mint of beginning thence HER only $3 billion. TP4 C1BitJ $ 5ju$J wile to drive to church on have to put up a fight for them. C 0 Mrs F1nn. Griham S WITHIN THE CORPORATE AREA The Price is MARK IT. at le % Legislature 4V$ : e 30' ( 70000 feet to the OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, 915 Ma hon.ng Th Road. N E ts th -Sundays. l have nothing against Right em go back to Dolhave any legal rights to East boundary Of the herein FLORIDA, 10:30(24) Bill Moyers Cant. Oh io 41103 THE AREA the ir constituents, claiming: General Hospital religion, but the church Is 15 these things? Can you help me? Salt Shaker Journal dfl(ribparcelof land lhene573 DESCRIBED HEREINAFTER IN you ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED For Genuine (3$) Mr. Ed I. degrees 30' , "We aren't miles from our home. My wife that a P#,ilion for D, %Solulion of w iIng "id Easterly ACCORDANCE ,rubber stampsL (35) News WITH THE (44) New Zoo Revue bouridary 175 00 feel. thence N " PROVISIONS OF CHAPTER 71 62o. 11" .. "S 0v' MarnIag hat been filed 1100 (2) News for the president or governor), says she will quit driving to DEAR I..: The only one arid degree 30' W t the Southelsterly LAWS OF FLORIDA, 1973 3:30 12) How To Survive I ) Smells Bad commenced J. I in th Court and YO*i are ., -1 (4) News "For )'oU saw that we stood required to see church the day I quit driving to qualified to \ rpM of way line 04 tad highway, I you legal . I I A Marriage A copy shall be available at the vi • copy 01 your - - : (4) News up in defense thence along Said Easterly r the golf course, igh t of office of the City Clerk for all per ads Ice is a Lawyer. Your best of you hard wrutten answer and deftnosm if any, (8) Match Game , (24) Religious line -__XT !! 11 ~ !~ 17500 to the po'nt of sons desiring to eianiine the same wor ki ng taxpayers by cu t ting on A C LOWERY, Abby, this isn't possible bet ByPOLLY CRAMER for (4) One Life To to engage one and pay beginning bring America SNtOfl II, Petitioner, who"iourest All parlie5 in 'riterest and Citizen s HAVE EASTER DINNER AT V his demand.s from $5 bi Live because my position In the him (or herl for what be (or llion o Sotath. Range 30 East shall have an Opporlunly to be (35) Pajama N C 54th Street, MIamI, Florida (35) Penthouse down to $3 billion," Arid that portion of State Highway heard at said hearing company depends upon my she) Playhouse III, and fi'e the original with the No IS POLLY'S PROBLEM Barnyard lying between the atOVCtlid By order of the Cty Commi*;on And gullible voters never grooves and wash out the dust. entertaining clients, so In a (44) Night Gallery the above styled COurt on or dejcnib parcel and City Limits of of the City of Sanford. FlOrida (44) Bullwinkle befOre April 75th, 1971 11:30 1 otPerw,Se a (2) think Tonight Show To clean the window glass, to 413 S. Volusla Ave-Orange City. Fla, sense I must play golf for liateto write letters? Send $lto ask If even that $3 INC City of Sinlor d Sad property s 0 1:00 (2) Somerset ii H N Tamm. default will be entered aganit you prewnlly (8) Movie P billion were necessary! DEAR POLLY-Our wooden use one-Pail cup vinegar in one business reasons. Abigail Van Buren, 132 Lasky toned C ICcn,rnpetili Cly Clerk (a) Mery Griffin prayed for ri laid DiStrIct (9) Wide World Of Ptablth April 1, l9li Indeed, the original budget Please tell my wife how Dr., Beverly Hills, Cal. 90212 for salt shaker that matches a gallon of water and dry with the Petition "Enjoy ?P.,r Puomemad. specualtun". (4) Lucy Show for the relief Entertainment DEAIS ThisnoflceshaIIheptlishedo, inclusion wrong you think she Is. of FRANK AND ERNEST 24) Sesame Street that Abby's booklet, 'How to Write pepper grinder has developed a clean cloth. Polish with LASAGNA sa.r'' maAu VIAL pAIMIlANA All partes in interest and client IN (44) Movie eachweeA for four consectivew.elis shall have an SAVIOS.l - MANICOTTI THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE iooPi.aNs PARMESAN (44) Giliigan's island most unpleasant odor-a newspapers so they shine.extra billion may have ken a FORT MEYERS EXECUTIVE letters for AU occasions:' opportunity by Bob Thove, 1:00 (2) Tomorrow Show ITAL VIAL IPIPPIRS THE SANFORD HERALD ------...-------to be EIGHTEENTH ILlfliri&, IUPOITIDW,NII Sill 1:30 (3) Bonanza chemical sort of smell. I emp. MR. M.B.H. nearo it sa id hearing sly means of helping the (4) Movie WITNESSmy hind and the hI Of I CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE By Order 04 the (9! Movie tied the salt and sprInkled I-aid Cbrt it SintOrd. Seminole (9) Movie City Commission COUNTY, El ORIDA president's supporters get 904.775.2174 of the City of Sanford, Florida thiS (I)) Orlando City COurtly, Florida March 25th. 1974 baking soda inside but that did DEAR POLLY-A good way CASE NO 11139 0 (44) News TUE5 SAT 4I*pm. reelected via this "I'm no EASTER SUNDAY I Ito m s' o., of FIbrary, 1974 Council (Circuit Cot, Seal) DIVISION 0 not help. I do hope some reader to prevent sagging at the knees H N lamni. it rubber stamp Congressman." Arthur H Btckw,tn. Jr (33) Leave it In r,. the Marriage of of knit slacks is to wear lining can help me.-MRS. H.O.N. City Clerk of the CARROLL RIGHTER'S At Clerk. Circuit Court (2) Promise of no increase In PFTR V BRICKLEY. To Beaver FRIDAY of nylon jersey pajama hotCIty of Sanford, Florid a fly Joy Stokes Pet.t-Oner, (44) Petticoat >J _real estate taxes. Publish March 7, ;1. 71. 71 & April 1, DEAR POLLY-My Pet toins. I find this works every At Drpulv Clerk Junction i 'That's an obvious sop to win 1974 MORNING p I A C LOWERY 4 4. 3:00 (24) MisteRogers Peeve Is with friends who have time.-ANN B. 0( 2 33 Attorney at Law the irate property holder,. Rr%porident t iI ;iI Neighborhood from the Carroll RIIIIV Institute 953 Pd E 541h Street one of their kids call and say, 6:00 NOTICE OF ACTION Sunrise Jubilee Alas, the politicians DEAR POLLV-Because of I can A REQUEST FOR PUBLIC PAR TO ETHEL BuCKLEY (35) Elatman MIAMI. FLORIDA III;I 8.15 (2) Sunrise "Mamma wants to toyou." TICIPATION honestly state they refused to ltd THE ltd th energy rl.sis we are all talk Green Attorney for Petitioner (44) Addres Acres s Unknown Almanac I VESTIGATION AND STUDY OF And then you stand there and '!' raise the property tax rate, yet wait for five minutes for trying to save in every way we 3:13 (13) Women's News Publish March 71. April 1. IE II. THE ALTAMONTE SPRINGS CITY i(t,ofl for (4) Sunshine YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an 1971 Mill zoom FRIDAY, APRIL S. 14 Dissolution of Mirna,p Newi property tax Income CHARTER A good friend can give you fine mamma to come to the can. I d that when I dry Almanac 0(2 hit been fled against you and you to the sta te. fl ow' TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Green Acres _____. ,, 6:30 (2) Spring Street ideas now. Don't follow a hunch clothes in my dryer they dry in - I. .,4,) .8) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by are reQuired t serve a copy of your -(13) The West,rn.r U.S.A Merely by leaving the tax GENERAL TENDENCIES: but your own good phone.-M.S. less time if I put a few dry wr'tten 'iefentes, if any. to it the City of AI?amonte Springs, (24) Electric Company with DEAR POLLY-I an 32). (8) Sunrise rate at Its present figure but Concentrating upon your lo long. Judvnentandavoldtrouble. Be swertn Lens who wants Florida, that the Charter Advisory Gerald Ko'man. Esquire, of the law the wet wash.(3$) Lost In Space Semester WINTHROP lrnot KORMAP4 AND BRAVO. 130 upping t CommItt.• will hold a Public East Highway 131 range plans and how you can else, he assessed value of M.T. by Dick CovoHi (44) Gamer Pyle 7:00 (2) Today clean her aluminum wtndow3, LonOsood, hearing to consider recom rraa JZ750 Your property! make your possessions more SAGITI'ARIUS (Nov. 10 6:00 (3) News ard We the original (4) CBS News sis menaatuo lor amend WE LL, QIAM..IT ing the City especially the grooves and DEAR POLLY-I ha ve been ('GEE1'rH.APsJ)('8 ('iJL $E MEM8Er For example, valuable are the best ways to Dec. fl) th the CIO-ft, rI rr above Styled Cnart,r (6) News tax MY ST Big Top WINTHP.' Contact only good corners. If windows are :(iVrt having LONG FTE trouble getting the the Sen rol C0u0I4 Th, hearing ties will be held on GIVE-N, 7 rate is 5 cents per dollar of get out of some difficult in. 5:00 (4) Capt I'LL NE R, (Our?,, Sanfr0, rlonda 1277) Thurway. the 11th day of April, ret 4NGGErQ NIOCEL friends who have proven removed wash with the garden buttonhole maker on my sewing (I]) Stagecoach West CA Mike Douglas (9) assessed value. fluences, Try not to be so trustworthy in the past and ask hose and dry with a clean cloth, machine to work properly. or before April 20th. 1974, at 7 30 c 971 in ttte Council (21) Sesame Street Show And your home or farm is personal with others but show for their ideas. Home HON Chen'ib,rs of the Aitamorn Springs otherwise, a Judgment may be (44) Lucy Show 9:00 (7) Phil Donahue frICCed If not removable, brush out the When it did work the but. City Hall SUMS' you for the relief assessed at $10,000. your appreciation, best bet tonight, 6:30 (2) News Show grooves with a small paint tonholes were not smooth. At the hearing, interested parties øe rn,In, in tne Ptt tion Your tax would be at that ARIES (Mar 2110 Apr. 19) I News (4) What's My Line? WITNESS my hano andtpie s-curt (Dec. Jan. 5 cent rate. Make sire that you get that 3)) CAPRICORN You have a [me Idea22 intothe d brush, clean corners with Recently Idiscovered this was News respect to the investIgation and Enloy the same fine Country.Politan Music Helen Hunter that you have first knew where ampened cotton-tipped sticks because the buttonhole worker iSeall But by an assessment of your (3$) Maylerry RFD study 04 the Altamont, Spring s City work finished before going out mornlng but you cannot put it in 9:30 (4) Con centration ) ) enlo'v.d in its. past by Grady Butler, Tyson Arthur H Beckwtt,. her heart lay when she flunked Charter. ThiS hearing may be that are designed for baby's does not seem to like the new (44) Hogan's 10:00 (2) DInahs Place Heroes Linda property at 120,000, you owners and Los Varn,s for recreation with associates. operation since there are Clerk O f the C"cu.' Court time to time by the sewing in high school but The vacuum cleaner could polyester threads which are not (8) The Joker's would th Try to minimize en be debited . By Soy Stokes . .tensions, outside matters you must per Comm,lte. breezed through a course in Wild be used to suck up the dust or mercerized. I hope they do not At De pu ty Clerk P year In taxes, despite the fact copyexitifinsil City Charter Be kind, handle. % 10:30 Jeopardy (2) Gerald P'cymar, auto mechanics. wilt, rererse action to blow the dust stop making mercerized thread tP, Featuring: Clerk of __ the City po li ti ci ans could claim t hey TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 3)) AND BRA.o (8) The $10,000 Catfisl £ l!ushpupptes. MouthBut It wasn't until 15 years arid maybe inSpected by the public PlO is East Highway AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. out. Or use an ear syringe filled or I will have a useless but. didn't raise 131 Attend to a social matter early 19) Choose between good ideas with water to squirt In that S cents tax Pyramid DATED the lit day of April, A D watering Charcoal Steaks I Sealater, after she had three chi]. the tonhol" maker.-JUNE. FRIDAY 7:30 P.M. L1et0*000 Flor.iSl 327$G - _______________________ 1971 "rate" an iota ! and then ou can handle irn. and those not so good and put (44) Fury BLON DIE _ food Our Specialty tiublith Marcti ,'I 7 'Apr dr en and washed out as a typist, S Jane Richards 10-55 (35) News i3p Increasing nilnimum port.ant duties in the afternoon, the former to work im. 1171 _________________________ ChIcYoung chairman. that she realized her ambition A CL TE1 41:00 (2) Wizard Of Odds SHEASKEDFOR'] wage scales. Make some plans for the future, mediately. steer clear of DEZ CI Attarnonfe Spnlngi OH BOO' HOO.. [''"' " I CAN GET DI rvJG C-L I i-IARVEY B- DLo'', BUT (4) Gambit and teamed up with her Charter Advisory GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) a ea1ous person. George Meany and ot he (cA.t''rT)s'r you 9lh & Oak NOTICE OF it.rro 'rou (9) Split Second A JA PUBLIC r mechanic husband to form Roy CALLED ON THE .iusicommilt l<l'Cs' ( SHE WANTED Bridge labor leaders demanded much Plan more delightful ways of PSCES (Feb. 3) to Mar. 3)) F HEARING TO CONSIDER THE ANYMOQE (35) Romper Room F MES and Helen's Service Center in Publish April A. II. 1971 TPiMMING PHONE TODAY "Bigger & Better Than E ve r" ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE higher minimum wage rates entertaining in the future. Contact creditors and debtors (44) Film DEA71 20 GAMES PAY ONCE MY CuT ,J" th is Florida Gold Coast town. Tony a, L ou ise Costantino Your Host & Hostess BY THE CITY OF SANFORD, and t he U.S. Senate, pl us the 11:30 (2) Hollywood Deeper devotion is possible and Improve your relationships f--Followed by an attack in spades 'uitiii FLORIDA FOR ALL EVENING "Itoy would come home and Squares PH. 322.310 FICTITIOUS NAME Houses both voted accordingly, with mate if more affection is with them. You can now come 1 4In,. 1401Cc 5 hereby given that a would have brought c'' INCLUDING talk abou t employe problems Hwy. 17-920n Lake Monroe NOTICE 5 hcrebp (4) Love Of Life Sanford that I am PvbI,c Hearing will be held at th shown. though Nixon's veto was to the aid of a friend with a later tracthome. There would be no QaQed In busnets it (9) Brady Bunch 317 LOnqwood Commission Rponi in the City Hat and problems with the oil corn. • ilO9 MOON CHILDREN (June t-) sustained by the House. ger'o Plaza. Lengw000, Seminole County, •n the City of Sanlord Florida, __!) 15" 19 __ way for the defense to get more (3$) Fran Canton if "I I pan).," says Helen, 33, "So Ii. l'' Florida to July 21 Add the artistic and undtr the fi(tut,Out name of 7 00cc lok P N on AprI 77, 1011, t C Why did both houses of IF YOUR CHILI) IS BORN than two heart tricks. V. I..'T nally I Just put the kids in a LONGW000 OFFICE PRODUCTS. consder Irie adoOtion 04 an or i: tsT practical touches to your home TOL)AY ... Fie or she could get 16A7,4 Congress glibly - raise the Unfortunately for Mordrcd And hat I 6.. 5. nd to register laid ,t,,i.*n,. nursers'. fired all the hAm , minimum wage rates7 and make it more comfortable. into trouble if the temper is not. Lancelot was ready with the AsArtlif with the Clerk of the Circuit Florida. tIe 04 whiCh is as fall**KJ. went to work Your smile can drive away curbed and your child is not Court. Seminole County. Florida in Because it sernc a dandy • a; • defense against that act play. ORDINANCE NO 1114 "I used to work as a typist In accordance with the prov,5,oris of dissension, AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY taught to cooperate more with 4.1 ' 4 9 742 vote-buying technique for He dropped his queen under it. tht FictItlo.4 a room with no windows. Those filame Sttut,t, To OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. AN Slit Till I Ill LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21 others; otherwise this could 1974 election, et StclCet 56509 Florid,s Statutes NEXING TO MID INCLUDING Mordred knocked out the ace BEETLE BAILEY walls kept getting smaller and t, Handle your correspondence then be a charming personality of spades. Sir Tristram sitting WITHIN THE CORPORATE AREA But whenever a worker's smaller. They finally fired me. Mort Walker ii s 0 Santanqilo OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, and make sure your acccsufla and one loved by others instead j annual wages are boosted, say West was on lead. lie thought a Ti-1ERE TWE'y'GO Publish March 25, April 4. It. 15 FLORIDA. i4E' -"S "But now rye got a whole THE FADING AREA I'M RR are in good order. Evening Is of resented. Teach ear ly that 41 from $8,000 to $ 0,, note how CO%%PLeTioN ' while. Figured out exactly what 1971 % DESCRIBED HEREINAFTER IN new world with meeting people, line for the hobbies you enjoy there are rules and regulations the politicians gleefully gain 0(2 147 ARM ACCORDANCE WIT It going on. After all 114F i "4ii seeing the sunshine and doing with congenials. PROVISIONS OF CHAPTER to follow. Music lessons 1)420. 4C I fine more dough to squander. Tristram was the second best NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING LAWS OF P LORIDA. 197 1 the work I enjoy." _____ t,% et \nilI, Ijl %i,Uih VIRGO lAug. 22 to Sept. 22) here For federal and state Income player at the square table TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION A <p shill he ,Ivi Iihi at Inc Take tare of p.e'rsunal affairs lie Stars impel, the) do not OF AP4OROINANCE BY THE CITY taxes take their bit out of that off-cc of tf' City Clerk for III per Then he led a dianiond. EN Roy, 44, handles the major ET \ V.1%, 1 .1%, I. OF SANFORD. FLORIDA tons desiring to e'amne the Same with a financial expert In at- compel." What you make average worker's ex a tr $2,000, A E ON, TENr Mordred had to take that repairs at the couple's comlJV P401cc IS hereby given that a All parties interest and CitiZenS ternoon. Have fun tonight, I your life is largely up to YOU! and wi thout any increase in tax finesse. It lost whereupon BLEND bination garage-gas station Publ,C Hearing will be held at the shall pil, an opportunity to be l'T C-El "UII*Ô 'i I 1.1811/I iSept. 23 to Oct. 22) Carroll Righter's Individual Room rates! the I Lanceot led his eight of hearts ¶0rr5:0 , Cty Hall P-card at sad hearing AT ALL while Helen takes care of the FE t ' t' .tu i 3_1 the try or uisroqo. Florida. at order of Inc City Commission Enjoying loi'g.ume friends Is Forecast for your sign for May But Jumping tht worker from and Tristram cashed three more routine jobs like installing 7 00o'cuotk P M on April fl, 1171, to of By the City of i' Florida ': preferable to making new snes is now ready. For your irpoy (I 18.000 to $10,000 al o puts him -, 1' s lrakcs, water pumps, batteries consider INC adOption of an or H P4 Tamni. jr The wily Mordred looked over heart tirrkc at this tune M;ike )ourseIf send your btrthdate and Situ Into a higher income tax by thC City 04 Sanford, Cily Clerk and ''all those little goodies." II diumuny quickly. The normal ___ II Iovlda. title of which is as fOlIO*j more charming when you go out Carroll Righter Forecast, 1 he first PjblSP, April 1. 1971 th play would be bracket! For the First time In her life, low from ORDINANCE NO 1213 TWA IS 77J ton:4ht. Sanford Herald, P.O. Box L,.._/_ '_ AN ORDINANCE OF THE CitY wnicn men makes film liable Helen says she feels like a real dummy and would have left 's'i _ tOct. 23 to Nov. 21J Hollywood, Calif. _ not only for higher tueson that FLORIDA. PUILICNOTICE ill THE PHANTOM li berat ed woman - "Roy lets OF SANFORD, Mordred one trick short. -_. Am ENDING ARTICLE V. USE HIGHWAY NETWORK REVISION 1li ln,i,tjn., 11.1% tperii I $2,000 extra Income. But also Lee Falkand S me work like a man" - but Lancelot sitting East wmald win NoIci is hereby given that the PROVISIONS, SECTION I. SAID BECALJE THE extends Y'FAmER.N th at hig he r rate to his StrI ILJAX%f, 4 AMENDMENT PROVIDING FOR Stale Dt',artment 01 LLi( tik l'.al Transportal,on acknowledges that she still col. LUC'C ' F__Q544.J wIthhisqueenand the suit ',bK1l'NE\R) 'POUR My SON ft k~)NEST_815 I ___________________________ W) Ui Thursday, THE ADD: YION OF A CON will P'Otd a Public hearing at the original $8,000, too! (ji 14 D',t4. April 25 lects her share of male chausi. Jls Its. V, on the defense 'tF'fl' CBE'v I THE L.t'eSU*.SE'J 'vlN.') DITIOP4AL USE TO ALLOW S,m,ftole County COUTIhOVSI. Room Appreciation Night $ l'.' or I\ I I'.i' So send for my booklet l4O g fistic remarks 8ti UK! I would sc e two ANP NEvER BET A4iN5T4 \ GROUND SIGNS WHICH CON ). Sanford, FlOridl. on April I?, : "common Fallacies In Logic i Yt,4iE 93D : DCYT1 Tuesday, April 9 A Lttcr MoQ?L FORM TO THE SIGN OR 1971 at? 30 PM s" ticks plus the ace of spades TP'i5 hearing is t)e,mq conal.,cled to ''The men usually say, OINANCE and Political Tricks," enclosing &I'llitil 41J• / and king diamonds. Everyone Admitted Free I sts mohay. A copy shall be available at the -IltOrd 'fltef%tt'd persons the op ,,. , ___________ % ilu '"II 1141 11* r%k ____________ LE 'YOU'RE gonna work on MY a 4ong stamped, return en. Mordred noted this as quickly z)rtunity Of sap,etting their views offuce of 11w City Clerk for •II q 1Matinees: Mon., Wed,, & 5a, 'I s-elope, plus I OF car" she says. "But I just let cents. concerning the ftid W"S desiring to ciamne the same ,l,ib' II Pro:,osed as a knight of the round table and Friday, April t A KAON 441 1:45 P.M. All parties in iterest and citizens Pril-gnment 01 the State Primary them watch me. Sometimes (Always write to Crane in Dr '" ftflltWi ...n I could slay a dragon, He went -, ii System 5hejl hiC In opportunity to Sorry No One Under IS they come In again and ask for care of The Sanford Herald, 11111 %I 'i I..liu\ right up with dunany's ace. heard at tad hear,ng TI 5 pubIc hHt ng being enclosing Inc." a long stamped, 'i $!4I' hue. ,in.l 'MIJ By order of the C'Iy Commitson pursvant to Florida Statutrt (jig If anyone ixit 331 02(8). of Inc C o ils of Sanford. Florida. Helen says she acquired her addressed envelope and 25 IIIUI peerless knight and bridge l' a'1,' 1 N Tamni. Jr C A BiwCtt, P E 1.i 'I', fIi automotive ski.i cents as a high to cover typing and player had been sitting East, $0 Md.s north & Odando between District Eripinr City Clerk 'U ___________ school student in I.eicester, Printing costs when you send RiiiI'VAI,,,A. Ptablith Apcil A. it. 1974 tnrt tomnrri. PL'L'l%tt April 4 1971 Mordred'splay of theheart a ce, If . 'I DEA 77 Muss ot I for one of his buo!'h'ts I 4 .. iJ4i """ _. ' PlAWS I i WWWW";WWT 1416 Mae " tr --'---s AiI! ' , n, A before 4; 11 By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN `~14 S 1111,11 I! CIJI B. he 217 s F. • ___ ,. ••'1 be lid tint i - 4 - , - --- - John - IOIt'nJUtII.WI Aulunin /4 i S6'i'rt.pble may I7AtIen1ie one J*)InI 21 new Slid ' I Lnd "$1eepeC" a , ,,4p, _4 _ ' Jtri ' Lewis , ' i " 1 ' ur% in on or .,'. *'4-''..' .. ,,. •, .V'4 MAN Jil i MEMO ,.. against % Jill 00 LM"1'-"1 noun lll •' is as -S.- ' Beck* u tp,, enqaoedlnsin%tt JiI-- WINlil M NEERM warts to man to Joy "DIRTY - _____ "THE SECRETARY" - - - lli Jul11 Jill llll Jul N wrr -......... - I w oJl IN 1 W . . . 0 3ffm 1 N (9) Jul Jill Jill ll Jill Jill iu of .4 I P p. - WEll can ___________ ''p 0 lU J iio jor, it ° iHISISTHE AW M__ 4& . ONEMAp _____ /__ _ MOvC SWING 4. run MAN I ON A --, ______ ..... .'ià " 1._ui - _ -- ........a. I Graham nun _____ , ______ "4" give m~ is boWlS y,y attorney ri BARBA'S RESTAURANT clerk of _______ _______ "' Jr - $5 -- ii, ___________ __ ____ 4., . rn SI-s 7 - P40W THEN, X~ I YE STER DAY GHORO" IPE Its. N ~~717_ (9) . i - - 8 WE LEARNED HOW TO Mrm THE CHIP 5HOT OOO - t4i V) i'"'/\'_'.r"-L ____ ______ '_ use on jf•f ______ Team To Kangeroo '\ at \1kJ VE ____ Run .Shop ' • 9W I- (9) Movie __ Jr ,, any continued from 1100 DINING ROOM OPEN 4 P.M. 'TIL 11 P.M. ',' '" '-..' , BINGO 'son tile ______ '' ,'' - "' _I ____ _______________________ 1j _ l__ y All Souls Church - f0h, WWW & At - - 91W r .s t.t,._ I -- ' i' -'--- i _ I -" glen '"' 100 Vq fi JACKPOT 11 \ 1 inte ,. 'is. ' V VS '" a i-i IILS , Its J ________ '- .I,Iau. 1 . DOG RACING kbj2 1 ' r - -'H 1 AROUND was _______ Lady" V R -"5' I - c' ___ South lead By Raw back. Later $ - _ Jfl_I [ 0 ZSL ' 1I, I -"itti li"Il of 11,11 '. Ion - - nu ,tpr LOCATED POP I.'-": MILE SOUTH HWY. . 1/ i is Lancelot, 1 ii' 111.1 tfflt i.I4li,II,H$t.i pi~l Is. '_ Ph. 305/8861.978 J'AIlFORD-ORLAflDO KEflAEL CLUB ___ _________ I 'CPU ______ v. ___________ ti., Is _i I b' '@i - F_- - JL ' AD 10. Session ' J1 ar I4 WA Your Entire Life WITH THIS SCORPIO HAROLD. 4 ' Sanford. Mrs. Roberts Will Read FUNNY BUSINESS i1:SA~ I in' .4 -- o ~ MAE tillk'P.IlIlt' are ' _ John -- V . T:utt: SECRET OF LLO$40. - �-=- - IO 61 > U •Tht Lanfurd Herald Thursday, April 4, $974 Auto Industry se Good Cheese compromise can e!bnlnate, w well as and desire for clean air and the cost, would be in the right need to make the best possible direction." of available fuel supplies. In other words, let's not think ting mull these days, but it 11• Let'slight. "Some. congressmen today doesn't necesarIly think it's By JAMU A. (1110Th Copley News Service Instead Of Meat A BYUZE1'IELMURPHY the answer. Consumer Education flaCooperatheEztessajon , Q.. What are your recommendations for cheese as a sub stitule for meat, as to nutrition and cost? A. Cheese, like meal, eggs, fish, and poultry, is high In good quality protein. For this reason, it can be an excellent substitute v ' P I Motors said that it too, will have the capability to build and cell better than two million small cars In the 1975 model - j -. per cent over the company's .• -. . '..: . - -. 't i.i. .: . . ' ' -. • . - ,' .- .-•... nea Aw .eL' .. — F :-.. - l•' .---- - BANKERS INSPECTION Pan American Bank of Altamonte Springs Prident Gilbert Lewis (left) and James W. Schwartz, vice president and cashier look at progress on northeast corner of building expected to open this fall in Int ersta te \lill .. . These estlnutes offered by one recent source will help you make some logical comparison. The electric toothbrush is reported to use about 5 kilowatt 4 .,, hours a year Since mans- dentisLc are recrnmendtng the ue of hoth the electric Ic ithbrush and electric water spray, it would seem unwise to eliminate their use. - demanding better gas mileage. To stay In business we're going to have to meet that market demand, and in a million years an Increase of about 70 Congress won't be able to (leViMa motivation (IUSIto the economic incentive now before 1973 capacity. The fact that the buying 'i'" public s thinking small was Restudy graphically illustrated at the Iacocca also says the nation's recent Chicago Auto Show where Ford installed counters safety laws need restudying, in the doors of Its show cars both in the interests of conserving energy and as regards The counters rang up 8 persons sitting down In a Pinto their value in saving lives. ''Automotive safety wagon and only 900 taking a legislation has been In effect for Seat in a Thunderbird. But Ford President Lee A eight years," he says. "And Iacocca says the switch to some of the safety standards small cars is not enough to restraint systems, collapsible steering columns and high. offset the gasoline crisis. Year £' F want to pass new laws to control Ford has proclaimed for weight, size, horsepower, somelime that it will produce in minimum gas mileage, and so the neighborhood of two million on," he says. But our already Customers are small cars In 1975 and ' for meat. Although the price of cheese has advanced with other food prices, it has the advantage of being fairly tonical because $tLga concentrated food and there Isnowaste When cheese Is used in cooking, choose a suitable type Cheese for the dish being prepared and use a low temperature for short periods, rather than high heat. An aged natural or processed cheese will blend better and Is less likely to become stringy than natural cheese that has not been aged sufficiently. Q. .1 recently read a statement that said the fuel suppI) winces every time you use your electric too thbrush and that you should open cans with wrist power, not electric power. Do you know how much electricity these kinds of appflaucer take? A. The subject of energy conservation Is being sounded across the country in dozens of different ynh',. Some of the suggestions are sane but a few of the ways are sometimes laughable. ThinksSmall 1 "In fad," he says, "(or the penetratlon.resistant safety glass are worth their weight hog run, it's irrelevant, point is not to make cars in gold. But other costly adhead rests, for smaller, but to male them dition are clearly low on more efficient. As long as fuel is example in short suPPIY. the name of the the totem pole. ,What I'm saying is that it's game is miles per gallon Switching to small cus hap- time to give these standards a pens to be one way to increase thorough review. Any weight - An electric can opener with normal use will consume ap. proximately one kilowatt hour per year which is the equivalent of burning one 100 watt bulb for a single hour. That's barely enough to be recorded on your ineter. Other small appliances that use minimal electric current are: carving knife IS kilowatt hours), £IA iius.vi i.i uuwiii nours;, sewing macnine tii KIJOWRII hours). and an electric shaver (18 kilowatt hours). Meanwhile, here are some estimates m kilowatt hours for the big users. An electric dishwasher consumes (365 kilowatt hours) annually, a 14 cubic foot refrlgerator4reezer (1,137 kilowatt ho1), and a window air conditioner (l .39kllowatthom.$) Remember, Omw figures are based on an estimate of annual average hours of usage. Although each household will differ, it ivakes cimmon sense iith the fuel shortage and iflCtL'Ld prices to only use what you need without being wasteful. Q. .1 have beard that an aspirin Is an aspirin but T.V. have confused me. Is there any difference In brands of aspirin? A. The pain-relieving Ingredient in all ordinary aspirin tablets is the same, acet .lsalIcyljc acid, whether it costs 29 cents per 100 or $1.79 per 100 coun!. "Inactive" ingredients such as corn ath s)1up, and corn starch may be added to help form the tablet and to make It disintegrate. However, these have nothing to do With effectiveness of pain relief, -: - New Pan Am Bank Up ens In ( - fuel efficiency quickly. As a matter of fact, our actions at Ford In going from one million to two million small cars In one year will save this country ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - largest holding company in Therefore, many of the almost 300 million gallons of The Pan American Bank of Florida with $612 million In bank's services will be slanted gasoline every 12 months." Altamonte Springs opened In assets, It also controls a toward women. Booklets on temnpot-ary quarters on Wed. nuiiiber of non-banking af- money matters are available to Guzzlers nesIay (April 3) in the new fillates, including the Atico women and the bank will strive Iacocca says everybody Is Interstate Mall here, according Mortgage Corporation in Or. to act as financial counselor, worried about the big gas to Gilbert Lewis, president lando. guzzlers, but he Is more conA manent, two-story Directors for 1974 Include J. cerned over the "so-called little building which will have five Service Thomas Gurney Sr., chairman gas guzzlers like Pinto." drive-in windows Is being of the board; Edward N. The Ford president says 'We can perform almost any Fielding Jr., Dick Holland, constructed nearby. It should when Pinto came out three be completed in five or six service any bank can," Lewis Lewis, James H. Robinson, W. years ago, it weighed In at a months when there will be a said, adding customers will be Ince Swofford and Joseph svelte 2,100 pounds and got grand opening, Lewis said. able to pay their Winter Park Weintraub. nearly miles to a gallon of Aspirin tablets are required by law to meet the standards of The staff of 10, includIng the Telephone bills and purchase gas. Since then, however, Pinto strength, quality and purity set forth in the United States Phar- president and James W. Sch- Eastern Airlines tickets there, has gotten fat. Resume macopeta (USP) and must be packaged In the prescribed num- warts, vice president and too. "We put on 33 pounds for her. cashier, is "an enthusiastic "The bank that will take the Lewls,a native of Illinois, has things like better steering," Buffered aspirin contains an antacid that may help prevent group of people pleased with the extra step" is the way the presi. had fl years of continuous Iacocca says. "We also added stomach upset which may be caused by aspirin. Manufacturers opportunity we have here," dent describes the institution, banking experience. A 307 pounds to comply with can use only Ingredients specified by Federal Food and [tugLewis said. For starters, there will be "lady graduate of Roosevelt Urd- government safety, emissions Administration as a buffer. This will be the 14th bank In guards" on duty and six of theversity, he also at De and damageibility standards, Remember, that advertising frequently appeals to the the Pan American Bancshares, present staff member are Paul University of Virginia's and to make the car run after emotions of the consumer and does not always give unbiased Inc. holding corporation, which women, school of consumer banking. we had added the federal Informa tion about the prodlEt. recently acquired banks In "Women are great they equipment. Cu mileage took a DeBary, Ormond Beach and control a lot of purse strings. He is a director of the Amen- nosedive to 21 miles per gallon Fur further information which will help you with your con- Citizens National Bank of We recognize a great amount of can Institute of Banking and a -a lo.s of 19 per cent. This fall surner problems, write to "Consumer Information," Extension Orlando. The others are in the wealth is controlled or In the past president of the Interns , we'll add 75 more pounds for Home Economics, University o Florida, Gainjie Fl. 3l1,or southeast Florida. hands of the fairer sex," Lewis tional Consumer Credit government standards." contact your Local County Extension Home Economics Agent. Pan American is the 13th said. Association's Chicago chapter. 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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 � 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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OnT — I 77 T iYOLJR PAT - '/ RIBS . S VE GOT it) KEEP 1)4A70L0 \OLCAt'JO GOD RIOTIC O4, WE PU7Y`0 HOPINTO TWE \OLCANO, LLIANA.' WELL, IF I 751 -1 -TOO '$Tl4EREGES. R4 .. Sf155 S7ZfCA/ Destruction 'ANLY 14E Ordered I PRESUE MiTer KOcket ) ?N11-iELCANO IS LiP. JLDINe I . iiure Fa - Of _____ CAPE PI,,I) • — ' — / An CANAVERAL, $18 Fla ( AP) million Titan Centaur rocket wasbiownup in space today when its upper ignite S.; stage failed to after it blasted off from the Kennedy Space Center. Space a gency officials said the center's safety officer destroyed the unmanned rocket about eight minutes after st w as launche(Jat9 38 a.m. EDT. The new Titan-Centaur cornC bination, which will be used in 1975 to send unmanned Viking sicecraft to land on Mars, was on test flight when the upper stage - _____________________________J WEVE P1C<E up A uo 2U'RE IS — F" _________liVOT ..AN S 1- f WOKS L1KEA 1_ L.YNESI4N IGTQELIEV/ WAVES 1 two AS SHE PASSES I QNEACkOJT.'I GIRL WITH AN failed to respond to signals that would have fired its rocket motor. When the rocket failed to - respond to a second signal and started to veer off course, it was destroyed. 'Me new rocket is a marriage between the and the space agency Centaur upper -- stage The operational version will cost about $28 to $30 million, although today's rocket only cost $18 million. The Titan-Centaur is scheduled to launch two West German satellites called Hellos into orbit around the sun late this year and in 1975. - ) UELI NG FULLl UI AND READY TO .'I rucks again hit the road from Sanford true tops F . . . oat SHE ' Keep On Truc ing' Is Wor Z~A Despi*te Loco Fear 0 Trou e kill" 0011 S & 1by Stoffel BUGS 33UZqr#*TqV Y'ER HELPS M PICK CUTALL MY IIErE!S A REAl.. WINNeR... WI4ATVK TLIRW9 ON, HE- HAS VOW A REAL Gr4UINE PfL.T, GURANTD So a HATS FOM1 5 - S \'T Inur\a IS - - THAT'S A RAG. RJOPSW IT WONT E A - S. - jl -• --S - - - Monday, February 11, 1974—Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No. 148 Price 10 Cents / .. 0 U ,. ____ S - ' 5 - - -S_____ - _________ / -. ' r S S __________ -- Vt. ____ Ni ne P er C flf e I S S •.;S It T~ me Interest Rate red t d Pri '7 6 P - I CNYAGWEE IT FEELS 9. 1 TI PWIcE # 95 ( . fl4' or.:. — , y ____ ___ ____ ai. i gF — - !R LIKES 1 - F1RST C.W0( - - G THAT A CH EAP A HE IS.' A - AKF ____ - - / - _______ £ p 4.i'1 (/ ______________________ I TL /i 111110X L~~ I -s T ZZ & MEN -- — by - - owle t.-'S.. y Schneider LI 04 ' I ,, C0/ ;fi'/AL . -'Q - * S At Banquet Tri JQ77 — 5 - -- C - 'jEpg tib_) ARE SI I r 10 'OU ! - - ' I / j S - - - j - 4 - S - around - -. • big gets gal should be the caption former Seminole High teacher Carol Nelson. She's Local S -_ - - - Com - - [ - S ' beero hired by UIIF television channel 35-,wi.eduled to go on thr air around March * ' (roIwiilbedingawn July 2, IM. The government ii seeking restitutions in excess of $91,000Irom the motel Classified dS 1A 9A 3A B c%st4isl Knowing Carol that shouldn't difficult for her anall S - ' - -- -- - - S - Iforoscepe flospital notes lblicnotices 'et talk show. Iforafully, gond - S - S - For ,srnoiqn Crossword puzzle Dear Abby Crane . &A 7A Sports State 7A Stks - ____ S - _____ S S '----'I ' 1J wi er ______ - - - JM k I UI\WlDF B (i ii t of cuit advertisement Parker bought dgarette,and did continue todo City Editor in ft yellow pages of the IM so during all or most of the 15 Merle E. Parker of Sanford 74 Sanford telephone directory. minutes i Parker) was a lads> filed a cid suit against Parker posted $5,000 bond on prisoner of (FWenwider in a .Jack Fulenwider. State Att . the charge and was released rinsed automobile, with win A bb o tt Herring's diitt in after king booked at count) duti ketd ur nearis so the stiai, seeking $15,O Jail. lawsuit states. 'lannages for alleged unlawful In the lawsuit Iilc-d today, Pikvr k4d) ld lee intends treatment and physical abuse Pager said he was 'compelled to File a motion with the court to during Parker's arrest Friday to inhale the stale smoke of quash the information filed by fl (-barge of vioLating the tFulenwider'si cigarette to his Herring's office in the case of Litt tiiedt ii pr active act reit tiisuiiiifot a ras ition rounds the adsrUsement is li the lawsuit assigned to and pain for approximately 15 part of a series of >ellow pages Circuit Judge Torn Waddell Jr., minut,ls" while riding in m:th when taken in their en. Parker says Fulenwider did F ulenwider s car ap tiret), and not out of context as knowingly and unlawfully proximately 5 miles to the herein done by the state, clearly treat" Parker with arrogance, jail Indicate that the flUe Dr' as insolence and verbal and Parker, 55, of South lake used by th, defendant, is a physical abuse during the Avenue '.sys he Is a non. religious title, not a medical t ouese and prcvss of the snicker hen he was directed title arrest on a warrant issued by b> Fulenwider to get Into the I'irker said an ad for Mindthe stale attorney. the car Parker says h? stated, Ite Lteseareh, Un1ünited,1ke A spokesinin for Herring's "Mmy I ask that you plea" do Avenue, directly below a tisting office said Parker is IrUrgm riot sinroke while I am in this under the hyprotists with using t1it. title -Dr." in car." classUicalicri in the lr,34 connettion with his name, The The suit states Fulenwtr Sanford telephone diro, spokesman said the arrest replied, "You may ask if >j for Andcan School Meniternmed from complaints wish, but I will stnoke when and lavivology, Box 2031. Lake made by the Central Florida where I please." Avenue, Ilsts "the Rev. Dr. Uociatin of Professional Al dial time (Fulenwider) Merle E Irker, President." l')1 ho1oists concerring an did tight and begin to smoke a i Can't. On P.g. 3t col. 4 1 rp" y __ III 6A 3A or By BOB UYD ____ 7A 7A 3A 7A n Parker Sul*t W&41 presienled to Sheriff Polk and received (hi (,oscrnmen award F-Vilertainment ... - - INDEX Area deaths Bridge places. - PoIkMooney . - - Ks Honor S -' I "They are trying to get a few a gallon - Restitutions Th YESSIR! - '- NEWYORKIAPI — A new Yo&sFirdNational City, and pdn lending rate 9, per others. cent spread through bank. Cleveland Thit Co., Largest BJchnA.Spoiski ingInduM today 1a1banktnObloand dictions that the key interest 77th nationally, said Friday 7"he moombers of the Santord rate would fall to 9 per cent thoit it was cutting Its prime an Dept are asking that we aoo'i unusual hail percentage point thank all those who helped New York'sChase Manhattan IoQpercent because of a sharp make the 1h Annual Cerebral Bank and Manufacturers IIan drop in short-term interest Palsy drive a er Trust, the country's third rates which banks pay toobtsm According to Chief G M and fourth Largest ommcrdal their funds Harriett there was a total of banks dropped their price from Money market analysts say $4.073.55 collected. 91 per cent today, U did acv that these short term rates -eI other major banks have talkndaUcallyin Rdch didn't know that in The move followed similar cent weeks, portending another %Iisaouri they bad a similar announcements last week by general clatter point drop In problem iththeir local Jail as the nations two largest banks the prime to percent e st here in &miiinole hank of America and The analysts sa> the Federal And do ou kno4 ho the), I1esere Board the nations hand'ed it Cleverly, to say the central banktr, is anxious to least asert a sharp economic slow They passed a resolution! i down and is pumping money I • RESOLVE D I) - that the II into the See kin i monetar> present jail is truffident, and system. This in turn, they say, another ought to be built. • tenth to lower interest rates. i HESOI.VED — that the The prime is the interest mater tais of the old jail be used changed ' banks on business in constructing the new one loans to their best and biggest [IF—%I.VED — that Ihe old customers. jail shall not be taken down until the r'w one Is finished' ,,,,, JA( K.)% ll.l.F The Internal Revenue Service The following froin a has announced the filing of reader—Is it true that a a su1tgaito certain individual, working for Florida motels by the The Sthte'sAttorney's ()lfice Justice Department thriving on nil of the local charging violations of publiut...cause st.ant but be Phase II price regulations the :abjlj7flI)rO :oc m. The going It' run against Sheriff goserument seeks more John Polk"' than $100.00 In restitutIons ALTAMONTA SPRINGS— That's funny, this saine into patrons of the motels. Sheriff John Polk and State dividual says lie's not in. The suits were filed In U. Rep. Fugene Slooney. chairteresteci In running For of. S. District ('oufl In Orlando moan of the Seminole lice 71 against Dodd Inc., d-a legislative Delegation, were However, it does help me to AM TIM Ina, Daytona honored by South Seminole understand Polk's complaint Beach Shores, and Monroe Jaycees during an awards that those folks at the State '1uteLs far., ti-bk Holida> bunquetiittheMtamnonteCiic Attorney's office aren't C%tfl Inn of Sanford Venter Friday night. calling his men when the ' Thi complaint aga'nct out to make .rrt't Polk Holiday Inn of Sanford State Rep. Lew Earle, an. referring to the series of arrest-, nouneed Republican candidate charges the motel failed to iiie 'iteet lion for the fifth congressional seat make seasonal price adof pornokraphic material in the CulTenti) held by Bill (;unnter. Jusiments as rquired Altamonte area. was guest speaker for the urider Phase Il of the Fight nice. felliuis tbtr e5 ot economic stabIlizatIon mthin like tasim Idiot rules In addition, prices , , iulC IS,flUiS,1e1. t ,C( forcernent agencies which rcu.sa were llegey Increased to c ur togetl1t r right Award the highest honor tb" above existing ivotei rrice S :~~E OF `iII ic e ng g _i - ' the rwtionwide truck strike. . Fire _______ _____________ - Writer of n'' i Staff - niit.* SES -i Segers has paid up to 63 cents stops he pulted into. "At some for diesel in some Of the stops w he re skin iiiJcs in their Pocket and then places in Pennsylvania two ckers are still holed uj .%lost truckers at Sanford tticy are going to bhut down weeks ago. fie said he Is paying they'll puncture your Ufa truck stops were prtparing to again." oa lite average of 46 to 48 cents a bust your tanks. I'll steer cl~ tar Ht lite road again this morning "I'm not saUsfied with this gallon. those despite some fears of trouble settlement because It still Fi1hgupat 50 cenlaagallon "If there's trouble, I'm along their routes and general doesn't benefit the people," in Sanford this morning, Segers prepared," added Stokes. "I've dissatisfartion with the goveri. complained trucker James said he had to hit the road -. brought my shotgun along with merit settlement which fre"es Se-gers, Winston-Salem, N.C. "I've got a wife and two kids to moe diesel fuel prices. assures "I'd like to see a roll-back In support." he said. "I'm riot too J. C. Green of Sanford said he truckers of adequate supplies of prices. b.creasing the freight worried about violence along didn't feel nervous about being fuel and provides for freight rates is Just passing the cost the highway, although i had a out on the road today. He has rate surcharges to cover recent along to the consumerand brick thrown through my been trucking between here and hikes in fuel costs, adding to infLition. The big oil window last week. The only St. Petersburg during the past Truck traffic picked up on companies are still proflttnp thing I'm worried about is not week without running into Florida highways today but from high fuel peices.l say give being able to get hold of the trouWc,and feebthe teonis 'pokesmen for Independent the working rnn a break." guys who are causing the easing all the lime. owner-operators said the strike Segers said the high cost of trouble." '1 wish the Fuel prices was far from over. diesel fuel is making things Segers said he was travelling drop," he added "That's the The truckers who are on the hard for truckers In south d l5 abct miles south real problem A roll-back would road today are fellows who Flor ida aroimdRelk Glade you of Savannah, Go r, at about help the situatlon far more then have been shut down for 10 days can get hardly any. Other a m when soneone threw the another rate Increase Prkts and are broke,' said n pla you can get it, If you brick as he passed a clump are too h as it is" Savage, Florida coordinator for want to pay 49 cents a gallon' of rub at the side of the h David , another Sanford way. He was not injured cker, said asarock hauler '1 wish the public would he was better off than the realize the truckers were truckers hauling produce. striking on their behalf as wa "Just ungaz1rn get fuel The Just think were out here and they don't raise prs es raising hell because we're a further, I'm ckay." haid Fry wild crazy bunch," commented He admitted to belr.g a little Sektrs nenous of travelling on the Another trucker, Clarence highways while reports of Merrell said he travelled to violent: were still coming in .Chicago and back without but said he Is more concerned mishap last week, so doesn't with the convoys of large trucks expect trouble today. "At least traelling slowly together for DAVID FRY Ihopenot You cannev.rtelL security reasons, and blocking AUIU -ous are pretty ly at the the roads "They're really i. moment and anything could tieing up the traffic and making happen' things difficult,"said Fry. 1k said the government Across the state reports say . cettlementtothestr-lkedoesnot the tension is easing and mdc affect him asheis only adriver pendent truck drivers who _ and does not own his rig, but blockaded fuel at man commented he felt Fortunate he truck t last week enforce — as not paying the high ost f demands that U truckers fuel out of his own pocket. shut down until a: agreeable S Bob Stokes was another settlement was reached are cxdriver working on commission peeled to get back on the roads bo ,satd the cost of Fuel does again without causing further riot directly affed him, but was trou ble. pleased the freight rate in. -,rease would also increase his "We don't look for any more i'uunion. difficulties. The tension a Stokes said he did not know parently has eased," Wade whether toexpect trouble along Meredith. manager of the JAMU'SSEGEILS U LA I E'N CE MERRELL the highway tooday. but said he 1.1orida City State ~'armers, . . . Not &itusfied with s-tNot expecting trouble would be careful what truck- Market, said Sunday. tlement Herald rLL TWY ON THIS I 01UPENSIVEA40 HM MLJC34 '- V Jk? If)- JEAN PATTESON ) S. - ,-- %1EL P ARKE R S t jt ii l I - �_______________________________ 2A-The Sanford Herald The Sanford Herald 1• Monday, Feb. 11, 1974 Monday, Feb. 11, 1974-3A .,. .,,' National Quick Settlement Proposal News V Longwood WASHINGTON (AP) - Thefrntnr to become ,. next Chief of Naval Operations is believed tobe Adzn. James 1... Holloway ill. Pentagon sources said they expect President Nixon to act within a few wtekz In picking a succrs.ccr for Adm. Elmo H. Zwtwalt Jr., whose four. year tern as Navy chief ends fit July. Energy Conference Underwoy WASHINGTON (AP) The 13-nation Washington Energy Conference is getting way as oil consuming nations confront cxnmun fuel shertage problems. Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger is expected to call upon the participants icr cooperation rather than con. frontation with the oil producing countries of the world. - Has Truck Driversg Rollin 1 By CRAIG AMMERMAN Thick traffic climbed to near loaded with meat, produce and on the job today. traffic was nearly normal. SimAssociated Press Writer prestrike levels Sunday and industrial paris. Reports received Sunday liar rrpoils were received hum The often-violent strike by early today, and violence was There was little doubt that the from several areas where the several Midwest states. dozens of groups of dis- down sharply. strike's effects would linger, strike had Its biggest effects In. organized independent truck however, police in Spot shortages of some foods dicated many of them were alWith violence sharply down, drivers appeared all but over Reaurnont. Tex., said a driver ere certain to keep meat and ready there. the Pennsylvania National today was showered with glass early produce prices at high levels Guard was withdrawing Its paThere were several ihousand today when a bullet slammed until supplies can be Pennsylvania Coy, Milton J. trols Sunday night. 'There was holdouts who continued to insist through the window of his replenished. Shapp, the man who got the to be an end to Guard patrols on they would not climb back in moving truck. State police in Another certain effect Is the settlement talks started, said highways in the state which their rigs until diesel fuel prices Kentucky said four trucks were six per cent surcharge Inde- truck traffic had Increased In suffered what appeared to be are rolled back. But their hit by bullets Sunday night, pendent drivers will now be his state by 60 to 75 per cent. the worst violence during the numbers did not appear he causing minor damage, getting for their cargces. These The Perlis Truck Stop, located strike, iilthough a 3,000-man nearly enough to cause the Earlier in the strike, violence jncrrasec will eventually be in Cordele, Ga., on the main Guard contingent as placed on economic hardships which re- took the lives of two drivers and picked up by consumers, north-south route along the special alert status. suited to a quick settlement several were Injured. Most of the major organ. Eastern seaboard, said Sunday proposal last Thursday in At least 15,000 of the 100,00) ization Involved In the strike night its business was 70 per In Pittsburgh, the chairman Washington, D.C. persons laid off at the height ci that won guaranteed supplies of rent of the F rnterr.al Association of IO,.TII. Ec (ettr,d tilo. 1db .utt it the I l-d.sy Iiiitdu ii due diesel fuel and higher freight Truk traffic '.as reiirted up Steel haulers told his intLilbCT' ooked to them like the strike back on the job today as ninny rates for the lndepenthnt driv- In Ohio. In West Virginia, offi- ship Sunday night to resume was over, big rigs headed for markets ers urged their men to be back dciIS said it looked as If truck driving o - -, V - r, Astronaut Loves Human Race or "a from 40011* _____ ' Itiili 41 / to under SPACE CENTER, H'uston AP) - Astronaut William H. Pogue says the experience of working in space for $4 dnys made him realize the Importance of the Individual, launching him love affair with Jie human race." lige and his twa Skylab 3 erewmates spoke during a brief ceremony Sunday night iiter is military Jet brought the crew to Elllngton Air Force Ban near here their recovery ship In San Diego, Calif. The men returned to earth Friday fri the orbiting laboratory. Gerald P. Carr, Edward C. Gibson and Pogue appeared well adapted to earth's gravity once again as they stepped from the airplane and met their wives with long embraces. k I .-I- - I 1rr1:.1_1. Ir - VAN4 for the unit. Included in men are eVected tonight to set the grant Is 12,5W to fund a Medical Coverages Questioned Holloway Next In Line I 1~ - J. .1 1 I eh today. FBI Seeks 7 Persons In Heiress' Ki d naping 111./ STILL ANOTHER candidate for the Democrat ic presidential nomination i Rep. Wilbur Mills of . Arkansas, chairman of the 0. house Ways and Means Committee. People In News The . . MIAMI (AP) - little Glen Gçecnsteln was with Ids parents In a field when he suddenly erled "Mother!" and fell feet first into a narrow irrigation well. The 2%.year-old boy became viedged Sunday about Mi feet down with water to his keets. The well In a field south of Miami where a person pays for the tomatoes he picks, was only 12 inches across at the top and 10 Inches to diameter where Glen was trapped. Sand and debris began falling in as the boy's parents, l'. and Mrs. Melvin Greenstein, and others attempted to pull him out. The frantic father, a Miami-area dentist, enlisted other help, but rescuers were tmab1le to each the chN br dig down to him before be suffocated. r kr - I - ,'• ,; ' H :,;"'/, '.? le ..,? - 1 V 9 . • / ' ' - i ' 7. 'i .,,j". - . 4,,', I' ,)j" v, . f '' . ...*..... I :L". ~- S. 1 , ,, 1 4 b .s"*" ' " a '- "-_ 1 5. - , ,,', ,ft' - IMGI Sft(CTION '• ,''' ' ' •'II. • , -/ '_ -c 1';' • r fP , ,, . .. - :' .: .LUSH ANIMALS, 990 988 - . , a- ' ,l .: ' I .0, .1d- VALENTINE ii : , ,i,p PIN,SuiDAv lOP .. * '' . . ;7 /:'.' ' f f!..!.f ' WUKOAYMOUIS$g X. L. - '. '., - I . . I t!Ia . . - 1 ' 7 f' .. ' 1. ' •' . .",." ' I -. .'( I f 0~i', . . . , - p ;"e SALE CONTINUES THRU ' % i7. J. I .. , , . . - '• .. _ . . 1 " ~ SJC PRESENTS : ... 1- VALENTINE HEARTS 113( f" . 1 • liii TO 95 89 . 11.% ~&, (Herald Photos by J Richards 2 '' ----V";?'#-.. .,,;.:I...i~.tl. ,." - "'. 'L.. . .. ,~d jflI U hilarious double triangle. I requested at the time of annex. ation. %W 11 V "i jjy W,LL ( i), playing Tiffany in Jean Kerr ,'s "Mary, Mar" presented before 300 persons at Seminole Junior College r rluay fli1, reacts with true "Southern Belle" expression to the lines of Dennis FUfl k Cliter) and Mark Cavezzi respectively playing super shady lawy er and bachelor Bob, who is involved In an extremely .. ..).. -1r,3,' -i'j;.,: . 1. % IIERI;ELEV, Calif. (AP) QUA11TY . I'1~t ,1 I r"DELUXE - ., , apartment would be visible" merit and carried Miss Hearst even when yo..i know what The Fill says it now seeks sev- but did not see them im- off In the trunk of their car were someone looks like-to put toen persons In the kidnaping of mediately after the kidnaping. released by the FBI Friday. A gether a drawing of them," he 0. % newspaper heiress Patricia 'Right now we're only seek- white man and a whita 'roman said. President Nixon lCont'd From Page 1) The large ad lists "Dr. Merle Society of Glited Persons ,; Hearst and is "running out any Ing them as potential wit- who waited outside also Weed wes released horns President Parker sold "if inadvertently number of leads" outside the nesses," said Dniken. But he sought as participants. "The closing line of this ad WASHINGTON (AP) Nm hospital Saturday and moved mbeFOFM'er International the religious title prevlx 'Rev.' state. states: 'See our ident Nixon odded that ,if and when we find attended church ad under I Publication of the drawings from Berkeley to the Hearst The Action Auto Parts deadline for comprehensive was omitted, this is clarified But the weekend passed with- them" It's possible they could brought calls from Chicago, mansion 15 miles south of ' schools.correspondence," It Is ao ant1cpak near the White House pro rty, S PL adja pe planning ce nt to st completelyintheadrrfen and ea by the cities is a .&Jto "little clerk Kay Sassman will turn In Parker said. "No reference is out further word from the Sym- be linked to the abduction. Seattle, Washington, D,C., New Francisco. He repeated a and heard a sermon calling for .'s. of Iongdale, was rezoned in- lIght",butwithasaurancesthit her 'hypnotists' , where bionese Libera tion Army the made back to the ad under "çtj',', Composite drawings of the York and some Southern states pledge to newsmen not to testify resignation. aiage to face current k'.4,,t.'., dustrial in the county with the planning already completed statement Is plain: 'The Rev. 'psychologist'," (SI.A), which said In a letter white woman and two black and expanded the investigation against the kidnapers ,, I ha ve made my decision, ' ' ' ' i" • roblems. if Patty P -r restrictions. t ii Dr. Merle E. Parker'." Mayor Eugene by Altamonte may be a dequate, Margie Hess hasn't yet,, said SKEPTICAL, Sen. Abraham Tursday it was holding 19-year- men who broke Into the apart- beyond California, Dnzken said. is :;., The ad under 'psychologists' The Rev. George M. Docher. 2 LB. 5 I Jaques has assured neigh, agreed tha t the two-year period Parker said he does not offer RibIcoff of Connecticut old Miss Hearst. lists "Parker Merle E. Dr." and /Z,' ty, Mrs. Sassman, who whose sermon was titled declined to The SLA, which says It has A 'lilt boring propert y owners tha t the L a realistic one, to "diagnose, treat listens to oil company includes a At the Hearst mansion In or advise on line "sec ads under .e; comment Further. What Happened to Courage," branches In other cities, has There has been SpeCUIaUOn SAN I)IEGO, Calif. AP restrictions pla ced on the ilediseases or ailments, aches or Floyd Said he will seek a hypnotists and executives Insist they are not Hillsborough, a family spckesschoolssaid man should ha th coup ve e only about , instead persons In its that ''*':, ,ca automobile dealers trying pains per se." of htk4ig money velopment by the county amd feeling from councilmen on the controversial misleading the nation about Also on the agenda Is the man said Sunday wu"a day c,j (.'Orreapondencr." He said he l mu tiracial group In this area, finance what they describe &a age to face failure. tn "'!,.':." M. I sell leftover full-siz ed 1973 "teaches commitments made by owner proposed county legislation that a philosophy of life fuel shortages. eight per cent Parker sa id "It Is obvious to models The nothingness" for the victim's "We Just can't tolerate the 2 01 police say. their revolutionary WO :'' turned a stadium park- a religion If you please and limit owi representative Marvin Meltzer would reduce utility tax opposed by Mrs. any normally Intelligent person Democratic senator has distraught parents, Mr. and no idea we might lose. We must ., Steven Weed, who was against the establishment, ing lot into a giant showroom, place In the criminal code wi ll be ed enforc Seminoe lieu and through deed Mrs. co uncilmen Memorial Hospital trustee that of the Virginia the accused oil companies of Randolph A. Hearst. ad win In all our endeavors," he under Hut the beaten by his fiancee's kidnapauto supermarket" state of Florida . . does the restrjcltlons, heating" Mercer and Lou Blakenship the public and fattwr Is president and editor of power to levy taxes. Floyd said during the December 'psychologists' is merely a idea said Sunday. stand g en, said of the composite of Its members held IV was less than successful, state proscribe the activities In Si Also on the agenda is t he hospi ta l' obvious in to reap enormous the Sati Francisco Examiner. electIons, referral ad" to a large Nixon drove three blocks to drawings: "It Is very hard- Quentin Prison. IJuvireds of the big cars were w hich (Parker) Is or was r. i dlscurslon of Freeman profits. an agreement to be self-sufficient" and he who "Everbody Is clinging to the also American School of Men- brought to _______________________ _____ the New York Avenue Presby. SPE the giant San Diego engaged" . . . re withthecountyon tw'ping taInter hupe that Monday's and the state personally favors repeal f said tavlvology advertisement titian Church with his wife Pat, Stliutiidurjngthew,j by doesn't proscribe "the use of a old medical clinic building to entire hospi tal taxing power'. he did not know of the ap'. bring something," said Jack '3 85 VALUE alongside the 'Schools. the 13 partici w" daughter and son-In-law Julie pa ting dealers, religious title including the ,..42; health deaprtment use; r*oLnrnent but that On Cooke, a vice president of the agenda Correspondence' for he will Tuesday classification But less than half of the 3AN FRANCISCO 4 AP-The and David Eisenhower and discu ssion of naming a zoning meeting are a request for a attend the meeting sersiltig his m were term 'doctor' cr an abHearst Corp of the teiephone directory. '.'t, . Wnic E isenhower, David's father .1 RuuellLft*Ie, na alf. 'uatd board clerk since receptionist temporary sign permit from la w partner, Ned Woolfolk, to breviatlon thereof." The SLA letter said Miss leged member of the Sym.. grafldmo(hef. Elise 0111ff has resigned as Fat Boys Bar becue ac Wlnte Springs meeting which ••,, 'I Hearst would "be maintained In bloarse Uber*tlon Army In -'I.' also slated for tonight request to ceptance of Villa Brutley. is adequate physical and menial prison on murder charges, 4. Roberto Flack perniiIt atalth '• in the old discussion of ennis conditlonandwthumed"Ilthe fered Sunday to take Patricia I. '. Shaw home In the historic construction at the civic center as Winter i l N , kidnapers' conditions are net. hearst's place ii a kidnap horcity judge r.-~4 NEW due to YORK tAP) preservation district; a Florida bar association bids on park site and setting a date for ."Should any attempt be made tage. Rock :• cleaning up the city dump and a ceremony naming the city ethics committee ruling that no singer Roberta Flack and opera by authoritlec to rescue the FKHRUAR',' 10.1974 "If you Insist upon practicing Nai1cy A. Gibson Fnda Beetz, Orange City ci's from the same firm singer Martin Anderson led en discussion of whether to con- hail en trance street after prisoner at to arrest or ha Admissions ham the art 01 executIon, then why Claire Maclore Jeann i ne B. Brown, Orange audience of 2,100 In singing r any SLA elements, the prisoner =I accept the should be city judge and tinue membership in the Galloway atty. in family Sanford C -4.. of Winter exchange at myMrs. John (Wanda) Malone City , 'Happy Birtlalay" to opera CAI.WO Council of Local Park Telephone Co. which same city. is to be ex F --Evans McCoy executed," the letter self, father .1 RuseU Little," and lxv CA P P U A DIII uuTrnmems. Mar Leordyne Price. vira, neas aiso saiu sue win SAW. It proudied t!iat ?la'ther 0. Jack Little said fr aunamea me land for us street, laWanda Sandon Flit his Robert M. Harris comn nleauone will follow," tome is Peaseth, Fle. Public hearings are recommend to council a change Miss Price celebrated her 1000 CT. Mary Jean Ritchie 1/4 GRAIN REG. Uc (LIMIT 1) Margie C. Harrell FBI Agent Thomas Dnzken 47th birthday Sunday night by scheduled on amendments to in additional meetings, in. Mildred Rogers Little made the suer in. letGuy K. Gill Casselberry " giving a recital of music by dSunda y that in addllbn to the zoning ordinance reducing eluding one other business Mary K. Whitehurst heta ted th(he San Veronica J. Phillips MozaIt.ithndelardSehu be rt .it five persons previously sought, cisco Chronicle by telephone. Michael M Mitchell ('ASSE:LBKRHY - A public to 12 units ocr acre density in meeting and two work sessions Rfsurnhi Dibble Carnegie Hall. authorities are looking for a NO hearing on the proposed an. apartment zoning and reducing a month John Misel, lkltona SECRETS Ruudfl Little, 24, a philoso. says Robert K. Elmer, DeBary white couple in their 21k. The phy student, and Joseph ReHarry K. Culbert, l)eltunri Republican Senate Leader nexatlon of Dr. Gordon Par. individual off street parking . Freeman said "that could be I'atricia Cherie), DeBary Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania two were parked in a dark, late mire, 27, are In San Qarotin Harlan K. Herman, l)ellona Nancy A. Hearfield, Deltona ions property on Sit 43 south sizes to 10 by 20 feet. a problem, but I think our firm model Volkswagen aedan near Prison a ccused of kmi51 Oak. A ('ALNO sponsored sub- can handle it," referring concerning charges Bertha S. Taylor, Key Largo Janet Mood of the Marbella Apartments Concetta l,aScala, Deltona to the Berktley apartment from land Schools Supt Marcus Fos. "undisclosed agreements" will be held at 7 p.m. tonight In division ordinance will be representing both cities. Joist, Stone, Geneva TUNGSTEN STEEL. 081. EDGE .REG 18c NEW YORK(AP)- A recor(l discussed. whlchMiuffearstwascarried ten. on the part of the United the city hall. I Mrs. Hess said she was going James P. Sikora, Longwood by Janet Mead, a 'year-old last Monday night, screaming Slalti In Discharge; The liberation army claimed Parsons proposes errecting a to ask council to review the city Clyde C. Holderfield, Man. Australian nun, has sold half a for help. Sanford: MkidkEaztwar,Scettmjde Winter Springs It murdered Faster and later 25.000 square foot medical and inIget. chester, Iowa million copies In the United Dniken said petus In the task respansibllity tar (be kidBobbie K. Erga.s his statements following a professional building on the " think it has an over. States since It was released a ,._ , WtJTL'I) CflDtJ1'!C .,,,....... -. . inn, It Wlrr.., L'L'H1114,L)%,. area sa w the couple wai ting in up of Miss Heant, i$yesr-sld conference at the White I,pvI iy, .L&_i. 'a'. r.' it ni e, . wuien ne "a s uinaie on no vamorem 1 fl I ITIJAI A Ii month ago. And It hawi even ., the car for "wellover anhoi.u.in beirusato the Besrs$pijbli House with presidential CtI'nCP Melton of former revenues, and we may have to Admissions IVlUUUflflhj,)fl pe titioned be rezoned from A-I Appointment J I ben played on the radio in all the immediate area where the ________________ advisers empire. Diane J. Williams Sanford: (Agricultural) to C-I (Corn- Assistant State Atty. Newman have a utility tax-but I hope a 32 02 REG 159 LIMIT ONE U.S. cities. l)aririy' llutchin.som' Jennifer L. Burk Brock as municipal judge, an much smaller one than eight tiof mercial) The record, Sister Janet's Mary' D. hull I.irxli Heck Other public hearings also override of Mayor Roy per cent," she said, adding she first, has a rock beat and seine ('harks I.. Bronson Minnie' Miller scheduled for 7p.m., or as soon MeClain's veto of ordinance was still opposed to the tax. wehlknuwn lyrics. Edward Cross Sarah A. Timms thereafter as pos.sibl', include codificatIon and action on a Also on the agenda is the Record stores report that the " Warren Sutton Nancy' II Brock the requested abandonment of request for adding a recall mayor's recommendation for c recnrd-"The lord's Prayer" Nancy If. Brock Ruben Jeter an alley on the south side of amendment to the city charter five appointments each to the IIflhIIfl UUiT"l 11 isselling faster than It can be IUIk' N. Miller W arren Sutton 1.1 Sunnytown Road; final hearing are ex pected at the 7 pm. city's board of adjustment and LILLUILI ONE l.ONI)ON (AL' It key Un. the power plants not to handle lOfi and the union of railway en. stocked. Patti Sisson, Casst'lberry Anne K. Wisemnan on the adoption of the city code; meeting of city council today. planning and zoning board. " 802 MAKES YOUR SWEATER LOOK ALIVE ion 1112119et4 support today for stocks of coal arnving at the gineers. Deborah C. (nlson, l)t'Land Mautle K. Moore, Orange City CA McCI.ain said last week tha t Both boards' appolntrnents will ip and hearing on amending the 10 striking British miners in their plants. The Thecoalstrkeug,ainstprij Dorothy Nolan, lton;s De Robert Richardson , he will recommend Sorrento Brock's city expire Feb. 15. Henry Mancini code c. bid to keep coal stocks from the " Edward heath's antiAnnie ItheaO'IJanit'l, er.inge (lyde C. llolderfield, Iowa Mrs. [less also said she would Council will authorize Police appointment tonight to replace nation's power stations. The union, Britain's third inflation ceiling on wage raises City' LOS ANGELES tAP) ask council to consider Chief George Karcher to Ned Woolfolk. CUSTOMIZED CLOTHING Is Mrs. Judith largest, also said that no fuel oil sta rted at Composer midnight Saturday. l)isrharges henry Mancini, pre pare specifications to go to Woolfolk resigned last week agreeing to a joint Regional As the nationwide coal strike should be handled after exlsung But the miners IlIau's specialty, much to the delight of her 12have not Sanford: FE8RLtlt 9. 1971 winner of three Oscars himself, bid on investigative cquipmnct In line with a state Bar Se wer Study, funded by Sanford kept the miners from the pits stocks are exhausted, year-old daughter Laurie, Mrs. Blau, of working overtime and Sundays has been named music director Martha J. Sunmins Admissions to be insta lled In a special Association ethics committee and Seminole County for tneir first working day, the Simi lar Instructions already for three months, so today was Eastchester, N.Y., decorates denim cloth ing the 47th annual Acadeni) Sanford: Myrtle I. Johns ruling that members of A the request ta ctical unit, which will be a for rezoning a general and mumcipa1workers' had been issued by the Trans. with whimsical designs painted in acrylics and Awards presentations their first working day away Lynda M. Johnson Marshall C. Smith ONCE - A - YEAR same law firm sh ou ld not ld parcel ho of agricultural land to specialized investigative unit to union instructed Its members at port and General Workers' tin- from the job. usually reflecting the personalities scheduled April 2 in Los Salthah Baker Ruth V. Boutwell dual sitio po ns in government. commercial use Greenbelt deal with by cr imes of bu rglary', or hobbies A ngeles, Martha C Kilpatrick Mrs Charles Anne' Hayes of those wearing her creations such as son robbery and narcotics Woolfolk is an associate of City West will also be considered by '.$ Richard Carr and girl Atty. Tom Freeman and at council. afltmett marks the( i'iolati Richard's frog decorated Jacket. William King third such assignment l)iza K. Brown -I -for Man. I cliii. Gloria I'. Ikntlt'r Frank L. Childs TO I l'homas B. Fuller, (h'nt'va Ithonda K. Thomas James H agorty Me'ILssa James, Ocala (;eorgta M Vincent "25 I':,iiilv Vs nne, Vt'irsttr Springs Wandi D. I3rewiiton j V ,, ,.v, N1* 'roak IAPI ,, B RONXVlU,y p,,, so *'. Ronald Me rr ill Wiph L $' Pes 31 PHNOM PENH, Cambodia 37'. II', II', Its , I%, fl% tilie 11mw n secre POtbu,d , Births x. - Rockets ani shells tilt M R PfD(l G'fl S. MARTHA tar', $4' to t • ' GRIFFIN grandthild .. :'' O~E irents . .';,'r:the late l're.idcnt Mr and Mi. ,,uid Jo Mr:; Ann L)'wu;tr Itubeit v. l.y mid dG jm suutlin sections of G..Foei , .,, Ri*'cr' P ', • .,, C.'¼' MM. H. C. Maxwell of I)wigtit Eisenhower, is l isted J ohnson a boy, Sanford Bonnie F. Mills c', AThM, LLOYD'S P enh today, killing at least a Mrs. Martha Gene Griffin, 7$ 73, :5 7-3, 71 8. $' Apalachicola, two brothers, In Satisfactory condition at 4 , V An,c., ,, Gr.T,t I Asalee Vcini, ()stet'n dozen civilians In a crowded CASSETTE 1 Frances Avenue, Elder Elmo and Doiphus Maxwell 43%, , lid 13 Lawrence Ilospftal after a ml. ,, W. Bruce l'. Daniel. Geneva Discharges ,, 74', 74', ii', 105 CCCIa market arts arid falling wrn*ln S prings, died Saturday. A 7$* CiramIow Funeral Hur.ie AM15,T nor stroke before being hospiu is'. s Sanford; is'. Jesse Graham. Geneva W. 1 P15(4W N', W. N'. r,.no., 771 p., 10(4,11 1.0 yard, 01 lb. United States native of Bzlnbrldge, Ga., she charge 01 armngeme, 1114611 0 rot ni, 3) : 1 7 tsd PO weks ago, his son 71't ii', l441,-..tI a"t rd l4'flneK. Daven port, Deltona Emma S. Ashley kIll ,,• 51, Ps'. Pt', EmISY. ---Bruce uld&anday, ka Csl %.,. W, N', 70', 13)', 83', 7fl' S •.,,,. I)', I)'. iv. llWH4 • T1'e were at least $ round, moving here from $arta,ma. 64' Si $3'• 74', 341 4 14'. ,, n' p, IP*4T&T Hagerty. $4, Is vice president SsWt Ce *4's *4'. 414 RIG In the tiorrsage. i u i DWI f(4 COrpotite relations of the She was a member of Eldc'i' 104 R, W. 4' U'• Funeral 44 1.4, 41 , Caop' II'. 1*'. II'i 'A 11, LJ 3$ W. Se.", I N It was the first shelling of the Springs BaptisttCurch pl was )Wt ou 5 • 5$ - --- American Broadcasting Coin N 1$'. 2$'. KtAIr' . bl.ö s,. 35'. 1,' N u 7$t, 1'1 01 Cal 14'• 74 4 Cambodikn capital in 10 ibys. a aevretary.reception t for GRIFFIN. Mi$, MARINA $0 lOt . IC. 0' l'4 KjflCo panics, Inc. 4', *3 'I • tIfvti4 77', 17', 77', , %V i,.Jl OINI-rvi,r,t $•rvtc.i for '°'-' Prior to that respite, almost Clark Diets anti Asaociates, '. 4', .4, 54. .4 4" . -:7011(0 37', 24 - I33'. 35', ,, GIWhI, II)', II? CøcCoI . Et? 47-. *1 P da1y attacks since Dec. Zl KcIncers, TAKING ADVANTAGE of his dental w. ,, _______ 70 30' 5 L.q N Eld , t,t GIl II". 7 33 p skilled nearly 200 persons and '."tCan fl, .tO dad Siturdey, *fft e1d tJI,'( c'upation, Dr John Golden of Olean, N Y., hs SrvIt'ors Include her 13 • *7 her ____ WE liLt WOlf PIE SCtSP7INS THAN A-' 41 1 41 . (-I" Catbø. today at 37 • 12 lit in Elder Springs ,, wounded at least 500. PARLA ___ __ _ ,, ', ; 1a..band, Rev. Billy ,, If. *3' 33' 5 . AK?O?I ELSE IN ILO1IDA cleverly dubbeti his residence "Tooth Achers Jn 01 t.I 41 47'. 17'-. BapliSt Church Wflf Riy U', *7', Uf'i0l.I II', 7*' t$' p 1'l I', 4'., " five children, Dale, Cllfto H., 1641 941011 ws to •.d cull.st..tIp lot tell v.',,,• i,,,, 71. fl 73' Ki1 iii', UI , 147', DOW as Showil on his mailbox. Neighbcr taking a M U$P.qI $, $'. 7l a, d '4 41' it'. *MPOv,I drv,* foel4t , **, Sc izi tr.Ked " 707 707 7,*0.lO both Jan! and Miss Lisa Griffin, all '' 7Pm. Yu*dy, In ,., ^921 pI,U?.phs, $o 37', If )3, Si 35', se, dim view of the pun claim dentist Golden's " • &44'Il" Icl.cfi, • vw Manoi1j 21 ii', 7I II'. Ia# qw*i.04 cad I.. a. high-explosive 106mm artIllery 01 Sanf ord, and Mrs. hlarriett 33'' 33* 33', t, 37 37's 0. .. U,, , U'. Oramkow Fqqj - ene of. humc.' is "decaying." fl, II', 13'. $4. Nat 031.9V shel ls and !flmm rockets, W"v' Di 40 Itaker, Santa Ma, Calif., one 110( In char" $• , _______________________ IS', It', IS', 57"., 7I, 17' , • ,. 5 P, Pip.,. . W. , 517', 'C$ 5-? .•qt,, Cp - are - Parker Sues Smoking Fulenwider i. WHITMAN . - AM , B - Lars Hard i o kJ''. lf::' eu ERS . :' . . , ',' iOfler ,.. - ' ' - , Offers REVLON . In SPRAY Himself - " 0. ' .. I 1 LB . - • .,. '-1 t Hosp ta I : INTIMATE ST IAL .. ,', .. S... otes . .10,0- -% - . World SWEETASTE - - News Briefs . Israeli Withdrawals Complete - stretch . .i I Gffseifa on Lhe Great Bittes, Lake to 9m,, miles south of the Ya1d Air Base at the northern tip of the Lake. A spokewnan said whes this wlthdrrnl is ceiu*4e& beael will base returned about territory It took on the west side of canal during October war. Egdan forces on the eastern bank of the canal were reported moving men, tanks and equipment to the west bank, fulfilling their floflUnitment to thin out their forces on the east sid e. 11w' 1: I PERSONNA'74 C twil `,a 5CTIBLADES 2790 '' TEL AVIV, Iarael tAP) Israeli forces wthrkawal (toni another 2 sqire miles on the buMoftheSuzCansltoday.TheeMnznagkJUWjj would relinquish a of land stretching from Jetsl ' - , J ' , 1 ,,,,,' MICRIN PLUS .' "" """ - " ""a" . C - .." ' - Iranians Blamed For 23 Deaths !IEIRL'T, lebsmvm (AP) -. Th Iraqi goverreraer.t claimed that Iranian forces killed Zi Iraqi soldiers In an attack across the lraql'lranian border Sunday. A broadcast from Baghdad said Iranian troops bucked by and armored vehicles trussed the border, but it gave no other details. Relations been Iraq arid Iran have been tense for three decades because of disagreement, over iatt .1 Arab, the border estuary between them and Iraq's arress to th e Persian ('uIf artillery Highlands Approach Is Blocked 4 SAIGON , South Vktnam I AP) - South Vietnamese tn,*Jhe,e Ium(es hiuckuig tl*i.r ap- preach toa border camp th the central highlands, sj government troops were k illed, the Saigon mo cnd repoed. A spokesman said the government force as trying to reach the Le Minh base camp southwest of Plelku. The command reported 56 '-'! ut!,:e2 j g.)crrerit Vt ( troops killed in four other bullies Soiday north of Saigon and An the Mekong Delta. ;r Miners Gain Suppo,rt WOOL1TE ___ levels on LONDON A -tM soared t record riean markets "y. Dealers blamed (ears for tIP-, vaf j Of indIcatIons that central 1s ztjayn increase the official price of gold. Gold-traded at 1146 an Ounce in [aidcin aM 1W owwrtnZurictiTheprk'zt7riday'sd.seinIndonwas 114350- (4iemug prices on the Zurich bullion tctld'* biggest, were $145 Nil a.,d $147 offered, tIP frtVn 11424144 Friday. 0 1 - - MAX FACTOR .4 * -- -________________________________________ Phnom Penh Rocketed I Area Deaths 250 Noon S t o c k s ''a". , o t, , - 'a ' , c.ro,•' , '' .,', ', , ', : . '• is', t.! 4'. ., ,'. -, i' ' 410 •' 's" - :*'s RECORDER ', A 88,111 '• ,,,, - WT" V jT' NotiCes - • • - cNVIlff ', N • Jo ftj ' ., • *'. , Ind 0 I.;. W. for , ~r ..~,*0.'.~-`-%~,.O' ' ,0%41 • • . It ''• W. 41 NfAtpouff t p'. • • s* "ws :, Wti% 40 40 pp,v,,,' V • - Lii - -. - t- =-V- - :. SKIN CARE SPECIAL ' Gold S irs to RecOrd Levels .4 L . 6I , Child Suffocates In Well -. - ' - " - It F1 49 4 1' construction had begun but it Also on the agenda are ac. was also found that a special AI.TAMONTE SPRINGS ceptance of maintenance bonds exception is necessary before The county's proposed manfor Walden Terrace subdivision the facility can properly datorycomprehensiveplannlng a nd final engineering approval operate in the zoning district, legislation is expected to be f o r Winter Springs Unit 4 and The McNinny property is a thoroughly at di'jssIon of cotmtyponsored private home which also was Tuesday 54p.m.discussed meetingof the countywide comprehensive a nnexed without zoning. city council planning legislation, Residential zr,ning was Three members of the board Mayor Norman Floyd and Five lots in Highland []ills are Councilmen Cal DeVoney and up for annexation and zoning Don Myers-met with County LAKE MARY-Mayor bkTaWse (('until found sonic monthi ago that although the Fim.brough and Dick Williams planned to announce her ap.. property was platted within the Friday night at city hall a nd pointment of Tom Freeman as subdivision and homes built at went over the proposal section city atty. at tonight ' s City the new site, the land was ac- by section. council meeting t fl tually within the county. DeVoney suggested the 1976 volunteer fire • 1 4' .r , accelerating at a 1.5 per cent rate monthly. Altamonte The Property was zoned after ( ,, ••• . ~iN U . --:~k" It~_ ,---=._-~ e;. -I The POlice department has times also acted as city at. iDd A federal grant of torney. easily override Mcclair.,s veto. new Police Chief Thomas Hen consultant se"vlce The mayor Insisted it has not nigan's salary at $10,000 an AGENDA been made clear which or nually,the sarneamoun t paid to Minutes dinances through the Wesley Dowell before his Acceptance of audits codification are repealed. resignation in January. Mayors repor t Codification is the updating of No Increase in the salary is Garbage report ordinances and their binding In budgeted for the 1V74 year. Feasibility of authorizing book form Other t*islntss on the lengthy cathodic protection for water Former councilman Vicki Agenda for the 7 p.m. council tank Baker Is scheduled to urge meeting includes public hear. Disposal of 1959 truck councilmen to begin proced ures Ings on a Shubert Construction Requested disposal of ciiickje amending the charter to Co. request For a special excep. at Secret Lake Park provide recall of elected oflion in business district zoning Report from adminis tration ficials, Mrs. Baker lost her bid on SR 434 to permit a flower on data processing for utilities for re-election to a council seat nursery; annexation of a department in in December to newcomer section of Highland Hills with needed on Case David Outlaw by 173-124 votes. residential zoning, zoningof the tractor Council men are expected to McNinny property to Authorize preparation of give the go-sign to architect residential arid the Action Auto specifications and going to bid Bob Koch on the proposed Parts property annexation and on investigative eq uipment $ioo 000 interim city hail fire Industrial zoning WORK SESSION: station complex Koch last The city some mon ths ago letter from Insurance weekwarnedtheboa rd tonnake discovered that a building committee a decision on the city hall permit was issued for the lucks request complex as quickly as possible Shubett uiursery ithich had k'cause construction costs are been annexed but not zoned, IA41 . -A,,,~~ 0.1 .. I., ~ I - LONGWOOD - City couricij. been a ward Briefs WASHINGTON (AP) - Higher medical standards would result from President Nixcn's health plan, according to Canr Wcfnberger, secretary of health, education and welfare. But, he saki, the plan win not req uire any new taxes. Meanwhile, Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, DMass., who has his own health proposal In Congress, says the Nixon plan would not guarantee quality health care to all Americans. u"un tigenaas wu ~"-, , , . ~ . _ t .,_ I ,fA-.. _.!_ i'!U.4 ' ' -, •' ''' �____ - - ~ . - - ~ , ~ _. - .~- T: ,_ - - - --- - r- - . __ - - . - - - - ;,•-- - -- - -- ii AA—The Sanford Herald Monday, Feb. H, 97 Cooperation l. i Jack Anderson - Two Way Street Monday, Feb. 11, 1974-5A The Sanford Herald Askew Calls Rationing Meet l I I renneay 1: Year ~ Of Watergate Resolves Is It Little t'__ -- - erge ______ E A Fire Hazard? rn ii cy "* as S Of ('opley News justice. The impeachment. issue in the House is o one of according a just review of charges against the President. We are getting the im• pression that the Judiciary Committee is -less Most Americans probably agree with President Nixon that "one year of Watergate is enouRh" steakin in- terms nf th ind,ps.cnnt druni'beat which made that issue dominate the headlines in 1973. The fact remains, however, that a series of criminal prosecutions in the courts and the impeachment resolutions before the house Judiciary Committee must be dealt with before Mr. Nixon and the American people can really put Watergate behind them. The real question is whether the final chapters in the Watergate affair will be written i an atmosphere of political confrontation or with a shared desire by the White House, - - n rés s 1 tie t'siei bill v.as returned *11 rra1b 83) 999 SANFORD, LA 17171 WALTER A GIE LOW. Editor and publisher - WAYNE D. DOYLE FRANK VOLTOLINE. General Manager going to die." The motion to rrconiriilt, significantly, was offered by Sen. Gaylord Nelson, no ally of the oil companies, who called the act "unwork. able, unenforceable and probably unconstitutIonal." The Wisconsin Democrat was particularly critical of a provision that would allow ctnswnets to apply retroaclIve.) lorreftmds on fuel prices witich could be proved to have resul ted In excess Administrati on foes, ROY GREEN JANE CASSELBERRY I i' I .. • ' - . -- - Danger Around Methamcat Supt- ' SoEdutov ompRoornForeman - Sinister Forces Can Hit Anybody RAY STE CHRIS NE LSON B) JANE (LENN IIAAS (opicy News Service Press Room Foreman Yazine Edi4o- also quite aware I am a woman delver. At least I was the last time I hooked, "Look on th bright side. ! got rid ole kit of crsbgrass." The fells Irons the service station was even less diplomatic. In the first place, he had to arrite after dark with all those lights revolving like crazy, By now, the car had been examined by most of the tieiglbors. There wax, I told him, BILL VINCENT. JR I know thee'a a big difference between girls and boys, but I didn't know how big until I backed onto my front lawn last week. There was, I told my husband SUBSCRIPTION RATES 5k We. U 10 Month $11 2tMnn9O In Florida aol when I called him to find out what 'owing scr'dce to use, absolutely no need to get ezdted. Sure, one wheel sJ ot jp o Ii'uheap In goosh. '4lut," I said cheerfully, "1 imised (tie red twig dogwood hedge. The wheels are on cacti side ot It," Considering how much effort he stent through planting the hedge last sprjng, I considered his comments totally unnecessary, It takes, I told him testily. a qualilieddrwerto steer betw the hedge am] our new thundercloud purple leaf plum Iz'ee and, yes. I am Same As Hom* Deliver y A'l OiP'.ev Mail 57 70 Month 6 Months 5)3 70 12 "ss Li? 10 U S Postal ieç',Ialont provide thdt au r'i ubcripi'cn be hi'i .n aiivar'ce En*ered as s'orid clã ,nailer August 7? I'rOi at the P051 Othce of Santord, Flonda 37171 Nopi.tcf any mti'r,a' ne-us or adwer"s*nqot thi s edition ol The Sanford Herald may be reproduced in viy manner .ost *r,tten perm,ss'on of the publisher of The Herald Any ,pnvd-jji .jq f'rm respaqi%blp før s.,ch 1eP'odu(i'ofl *411 be cornJerf'd is .Mrn'ig.nc Cdi 1w P4ral'% tepyrihv and w,llbeheldmabietordamgeundriheJa,a, øiIy and Sundays. ewcep? S4jtuføi, The Herald member of the Associated Press *h'ch . entitled t-iUtitii.iy to ?h rs4' for repcoduc"onof all the Icc,i is a really no need to advertise. A wonian would have been more considerate, There ought to be some war to send a tow truck In a brown paper wrapperilien there was the way he backed His t.ruck onto the lawn ... right over The tulip bed. "Look lady," he said with a tired sigh. "do You wint this car off the front lawnor do you want tulips next sIeg?" I paused. "I don't believe It," he said, slapping the low 'tuck with both hands. "Only a dlngb.t eoman would get into such a mess." That I resented. The entire &tisation, 1 ia4 firmly. has a logical explanation. When l put an automobile lnto"R" strange and sinister forces overtake me. "They're Just like the sinister forces that Gen. Haig said erased Hose Mary's I explained patiently. "If Rose Mary can tic sinister. so can I." lie got the car off the lawn after i1tat snappy retort, nil right. Ills left wheel aLso got the baby mountain ash 0th OW' trt bank. "Sorry, lady," he said, "the devil made inc do it." O!.y a Own would use a dumb like that. tapes," . . - ls 3722611 32726fl Geneva. Osliona. Dery III F*nnette Ecivardi - - • - • - • • ' .- - - - -• - m 16S S201 - $ Wmaer Springs h4Sflty800th AlIanwnte --I Etdat4su.hols - - house burn down," Vies said. me department has a g relationship with the Fern Park Fire Department and gets help from t he Florida Fire Service, the Winter Spi ings I'D, Chuluota and "sometimes" Oviedo. Sullivan said There is a possibility that mutual aid agreements with Altamonte Sprns arid C.asselberry wIl be signed soon, according to Vies and Sullivan. Sullivan said one of 11* flVW Pratt, Anderson and Kenneth ambulances may be based at the station when that seri;cr h established. Officers of the SV(WI) association are: Don Ewalt, 5, 11 _______ •BEHHY'S WORLD 0 FH ______ .- - .j - 67! 730 i- - • - - s.. .,-. Attacked Rules The Highway Patrol requires all job applicants beat least S feet, 8 1-2 Inches tall and weigh at least 160 pounds. The Fire- fighters' Cou ncil requires firemen in l"lurida to be at least 56. "The obvious effect of ml. imurn height and weight requirernents, such as the stove, Li to deny equal employment opporlunitie3 to women as well as Individuals of some foreign ex tractions who, as a statistical class, tend tube shorter and to weigh less than native-born American men," Shevin said. * - Pal S 1t fl4% lit, flier',., SDIJ% t, t 1`1 president; Mrs. Betty Hughes, Miss Eveb'n Schrader, treasurer. Directors are Bob Jane, Fred Johnson, Garth Meyers, Don Chubb, Don Awe, Ed l'homuas, James Bishop, Stuart Moore, Richard Conrad, Bob Poole and t'huch Haynes. Awe and Moore are lieute nant and engineer, rvspectivei, with the depart. ment. ___ OR 1 I7 ___ (111111111111111111 UK MORE ______________ ___________________________________________________________________ IS - - " - - - ' ", ' I I CITRUS SPRINGS super vegetable grower Henry Pfau displays a Four pound radish frouti his garden Pfau's other vegetables are whoppers too. Next year, he promises six and seven pound radishes. RENTI This NCR 1 0-key LLLCTIC Adding Macbins $10 Ti7-92 FURNITURE SALES CASSILIERRY - pfiiim~ _ P0116111011841-1100 hit by an auto while he was pushi ng a bi cycle along a road in Largo. Virgel Pope, 11, of Williston was killed when hit by a vehicle while crossing a Gainesvllle street. Two pedestria ns were killed Saturday In their hometown of Fort L,suderdale in separate accidents. They i'-ere identifed as Roosevelt Stokes, 52, and Jimmy Johnson, 67. Melvin Lovett, 33, and Allie Drayton. 42, used in an accident on Al,% two miles south of Fernandina Beach when their car we.it out of control and struck a tree. Samuel Nealy, ?J, of Tampa, was killed in his hometown late Friday when he was thrown out of his car. Jero me O'Brien, 60, of Bunnell, was killed two miles south ol his hometown Saturday when he lost control of his car and It flipped over, Joyce Elai ne Withions, 21, of Tempo, was killed Sat urday night when she was thrown from a car which had rolled over. Christopher Sheehan, of For t Lauderdale, was killed Friday night In his hometown when he lost control of his car and it plunged Into a canal. An unidentified 76-year-old man from Stuart was killed Sunda y on State Road 76 when his air went out of control about five miles east of Indlantown in Martin County. ADVIR TI IShME NT Now Mwsy Went FALSE TEETH w .Worry ritbsttsa. yo-.1 1,7 ro#n,, oo '.iwa yu ra t, ti&j, or UAW A d.tuw', adh,,v,ras Sup. rAsrEE-rhis5s,e,d,,tg,,, s long. it. iitiwv, s.aili' hold. WOii rat. 11W MGM uijoyatis. For taCT? swuray , ort, um ri'err o,. tin Adhoilyi Powder. u..t at .uII s.jo. - - -, RENT NOW! ~___ ( SOME RADISH _____ ______ f T4 _____ ' secretary: _____ By THE ASSOCIATED PRS A servi ce sta tion operator crushed be tween two cars as he • pumped gasoli ne was among 13 persona killed In weekend traflie accidents In the state, the , Florida Highway Patrol re ports. Homer C. Youngblood, 54, • was killed at his Palmetto gas station Saturday morning w hen an auto waiting to get gas ac celerated, crushing him Into another vetilcie, troopers said. Troopers gave the following a ccoun ts of other weekend acci. dents: . Sydney Kreader,, 68, of Hollywood, was one of five pedestri.'I an.s killed during the weekend. 4.:. lie was repurtedly struck by an .,; auto In his hometown Friday night. David Saylor's. 37, of Largo, killed Frida y night when t't,'.n V _____________________ - - "'L.- 13 Killed In Weekend Traffic Accidents •• " • eiri.,nI. I, IT?" Casserr1 Fern Etbra.k 1111 7 W. 2319 Tanir*ood. g, T. P TAlLAHASSEE, Fla. tAP) - Minimum height and weight requirements set by the Florida $ Highway Patrol and the 'date Firefighters' Council probably violate federal law because t hey discriminate against wornen and souie nationalities. Atty. C.en, Robert Stievin said today. In an opinion f or Rep. Jane Robinson. li-Merritt Island, Shevin siii requirements "do not constitute 'bona tide orcupationiti qualifications' t within the maning" of the federal Civil Rights Act. )) ________ _______ ______________________ - - calls for help. "We roll first and ask questions later. Sometimes ac sign t hem up on the spot. somet i mes we send a .1 envelopes, marked "official business, penalty for private toe $300." to find a card bearing the tradItional holiday greeting plus a handwritten "Merry Oirlstznas ard Best Wishes," According to Admiral Behrens, he Gulled about 4(P) cards but used official envelopu' oily for 'irofessional ass'late." First he told us that such "nasociat&' com prised about hail of his mailing list. Later, lv baistei that just "a few cards" had been mailed out cvwtesy of the taxpayer, _______________ Rolls ' refuse to answer non-member aipjgrM CHISEL: Vice Admiral William Eetwens Jr., the naval deputy to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Ad. ministration, (mmd a &ftJ way to save money on thrtstrnas carde. He simply mailed them out In official, franked envelopes. A mimber of Ut admiral's acquaintance, ripped into the - State ' bill, but we won't let a flWll _____ Cut F - aiman's injury. But feisty consumer advocate said she Is still air her aerosol charges on television, F1X)TNOTE: As we have reported earlier, a growing body of sclenUlic evidence indicates aerosol sprays "contain ciemIcals which may sear tie eyes, damage the lungs and weaken the heart." ' 7 . - planning to - Flags To Fly In Dade - via ezpined'to us that the company's tests shoved y ' Mu. C1.ssefice9tyei.' JraEak.r • -• • O111111111111111 ' - 2 . ___.. -- TAIJI(,&VIFE (AP) desiKn , 't w are me measure, which was en-. sideratlon by the 1974 legisla. chairman, and Wainspite improved communication going to solve the problem" domed by the Corrections Dlvi- ture. wright, Corrections Division between prison and paroie of. Pettigrew says. slon, would ha ve set up a new Last December, O.J. Ke ller, direct or. The Seminole-Goldenrod The four-channel FM radio Fire Department, is the only [lest.', reorganization of the two Squabbling between the Pa- agency and stripped the Parole Heal th and Rehabilitative £erv. In the spirit of detente, the Volunteer Fire Association, carries SGVFD, Seminole and man of the department who had agencies still is needed, says role ('ommisalon and the Coo- Commission of much of its ices director, lured warring of. site ts each meeting be. (SGVFD) recently hired It Orange County Mutual Aid had professional training. Sen. Richard Pettigrew, D. rections Division had been staff, Parole Commission ficlals from both sides to the t-ieenshif the Parole Commission first full time fireman. messages, lea ving one channel Sullivan will ta ke t he standard Miami. brewing for some time but it members lobbied against the conference table. offi and ce th e fIRS offi ce. A volunteer with the free until assigned The V)-hour uur.se at 11w Orlando 'They can put all the band- surfaced during the 1973 legis. bill and fi na lly killed It Keller started monthly meet 'We can accomplish OUT [ department for !our cars, Jim de partment has five trucks, Fire Liepartinent in Apr il. aids on the i corrections) sys. lative session over Pettigrew's Pettigrew has submitted a irigs with Armond Cross, Parole grams without so much bicker. Sullivan started on a full time some rescue gear, a At present t he re are 70 men tern t hey want but un til we re prison reform bill. somewhat altered bill for con- and Probation Commission lug," Cross says basis Feb. 1. Ills rank is senior resuscita tor, excavation and on the SGVFD. More volunteers -engineer, first aid equipment. In 1973 the are being sought. Area The association was sta rted department "rolled" on 157 residents, 16 yea rs of age and In 1958 when Sullivan wa just calls, not Including fires in older are welcome to join the V live years old. He said he had Tanglewood swamp area, group which has training been "in the station here from Although the association has sessions the first and third T.SLLAIIASSEE, Fla. (AP) - Ell(son issued a report In Oc- eat category of welfare pay- largest and most concentrated "I can't unequivoca lly say all the time I could walk," no ambulance or "emergency Thursdays of each month. A program Flot Ida Is using to toter saying a three-month stir- mints, and concluded that mis- slash in welfare payments In of itt the reductions) is attrib.. Another new development for service," two of the men are Serving an area of l to 70 reduce welfare rolls has proved vey In IS counties unco'tered representation was Involved In the state's history, Endaley uted to the new system, but I the association was Installation certified SCUBA divers (In- square miles in unincorporated more successful t ha n any other welfare overpayments tota ng one of every four cases. li said, would think a good percentage of a VHF-FM two-way radio eluding eSullivafl), three parts of Sou theast Seminole plan t hroughout the nation, 93,7 million, Incl The January reductions bring uding $2.6 niH. e reductions represent an of Th It would be," Endsicy said system last week. This volunteers are Emergency County, the department has state officials say. lion In possible fraud. to 46,631 the number of persons annual sa ving of $26 million in fie said he expects the income equipment augments con- Medical Technicians with over 900 resident members tat Douglas Endiley, Family Ellison reviewed the depend. dropped from welfare aid to families with dependent vriflcat1onpcogyam to result In ference telephone lines which water rescue training and 110 per year for residences ) and Services director, says 5,716 ent childr en program, the l.arg. rolls since Jan. State 1, 1973, the children, he sa id. future r eductions. link the station, officers and many of the men have taken needs more, people were cut from the wel____________________________________ some of the firemen; four first aid courses. Membership re venue Is used fare List in January, the first Cltlzen'i Band mobile radios One vohziteer, a capta in with for equipment, insurance and full month the agency used a and five "pocket pagers." the paid Goldenrnd.Demmerlch Sul livan's sala ry. The other System oeveloped by Auditor men donate their tirre. General Ernest Ellison, t.met John vties said: ,,We me plan compares Income The frantic fa ther, a Miami- dig within several Inches." MIAMI (AP) - Utile Glen knees. Sand and debr is lunmeshould be getting financial repo rted by welfare recipients But "the more we dug, the support from apartment against earnings repo1-tedto the Greenstein was with his parents dlately began slfling in the hole, area dentist, drove to nearby only 12 inches across at the top Tamlami Airport and asked for more dirt kept piling in," said complexes, but only four (Fox state workmen's compensa tion In it toma to field when and narrowing to 10 inches In rescue units to be sent out. Treble, a tree surgeon, "The ddenly cried "Mother!' I 11 Croft, Marbeya Club, Lake program by their empldyers. su di ameter where Glen was Mark Treble, who had lust problem was that the hole was slipped feet first into a Howell Arms and Sorientd) are "It's a very effecJv traoped. landed his light plane at the so r,arrow. It made it extremely members." tern," Endaley said. "It's better ir riga tion well. the boy's parents, Dr. and airport, beaded for the scene difficult for us to dig." A witness at the scene, a field He feels other at-ca apart- than llfl)'thlng California or Finally, a florida Power & merit residents may not be New York or anybody else south of Miami open to the Mrs. Melvin Greenstein, and with three friends. Treble, fl, tied a rope around light Co. truck used a pule-dig. pu blic w here a person pa ys :or ot hers attempt ed to pull him aware that t hey have no fire lias from the well, earth around the his feet, and his f riends lowered ging drill to bere a hole parallel the tomotoes he picks, said mem be rs in the area opening began to cave in. him head first down the hole. to the well. Rescue unit per. boy ow had been running t ard business community. ll Another picker, Bill Bauersof liii He said he could see the topo( wnnei then tunneled acrnss and lather when he "j t di . us Area residents should be — appeared. It was like th e Miami. said: "We lowered an the boy's head bat the youngster pulled the child free. reminded that membership In ground had swallowed him up" older kid head first Into the didn't respond to his calls. But it was too late. Um association c('uld lower 'I tried wi th what tools we The 2's-year-old boy became isle, but all she could reach Little Glen had suffocated. their Insurance rates, Viles wedged Sunday about 6 feet was a stuffed animal the little had to dig down to the child," Efforts to revive him were wisaid. down with water up to his boy nust have had with him." said Treble. "We managed to successful. The department does not b - • - . Ov,edo -- ,. , E n'.rprw I Boy Dies Wedged In Irrigation Well it . BQJr Lake. Forest Cdy .. - Bruce Biossat our leaders Black Community ' 5,716 The' analysts - - - to hair spray Inhalation." Last Dec. 3, Mrs. Bralman tnkrmed the cnsxrietics company that abe plaivad to "meofiài-Bonas product" on an upcoming telivision show ghllghUng "the hawds of cosmetics." She also notified the m that she bad Ier4 bet data to a 3enate subcunmittee studying health dangers from'aIa. Two week.s later. the president of the firm, Jerome Bonat, threatened to haul her into court. "Please be advised," he wrote, "that should your threat to allege on your next television show that Your personal Injury was caused by a product of our's, you will be accowdable for audi allegation and suit will be instituted ngaimt you 1.hjy and agaljist the association for all damages which might he sustained a consequence," We spoke with Jack Fleirides, marketing manager for and (hi.' scholars ajree new means of searching out prospects are needed, an some soon may be tried, But one man who* judgment I rank high thinks many peepie today just don't want to he discovered. Watergate aside. 0. they set' the rewards of politics as unappealing. The burdens of office are heavier. the little Privacy permitted to politl Flushing clans is diminished further. We Ilvi' in a critic s paradise. h't.' -keiuuit- u .ni iui'tiimi. is lacasureti for its own sjkv, out of hiding 'i'lw new anhi'ht'roism leads some searchers to magnify small flaws. So. argues my source, in slate's with IS to 20 niullion people like New York and California. few distinguishej heads pop WASHINGTON INEAI up above' fbi- bobbing multitude. Ii sounds almost absurd, _________ This capilal's observers, if not the naton, are ne*rfy ebThey may be Iiit'ralh hidini. I jrked away in enterprises sr'i''1 fhri' days with finding ways In kk hrgter quality tul(i!luuu ''oi.th in h, ir. tf+' )r, )fr',',u,,fls acuh'mi,, in ,ri"atlent,s. V,stergaLe skazeness%is o course (tie driving itiia-stiii aillueffi socit'ly the rtwjrjs art' ample. lhr tensions orci' usually less than in pUHl,e lilt', with more time for family. 'I'ht' nagmg question, surfacing oft en, is. Where are the Is ii'mls. aid the kisurt'ly pursuits. __________ great ones. obviously tht'sc observation.s doni apply to a ll. We have (s, Even In t. genes of hag too mui corn- able governors. senators iend congressmen but not enough. plexities ior more than tentative .uera ft str m that We tiave, h.d able, even superlative pmideni - but not n *1w, wlwLAka .aIA L ... ..........&. "k_______________ - - vu w 1 - w s"ttIJMMlJ, a. name. a1t,Itrarity slew mensfwhoo5Itnh1gI)lfeaasdsbIy -What draws them in' The challenge of bigger labers,a said 'Theyshou dhaveheenpresidentsufttitUnhIedSi9 sense (if public responsibility strong enough to make t he m but they were noi willin,: lo sacrifice Tlit'%' mnni' k*s'e power and c:ulhormtv The fasis for judgment is their perceived. substantially Some' scholars say Itt' service, though gained b" painful or. proven capacity to govern well, as reflected lii t heir charac' deal, cs'mwnsates ce'rIa;n men afflicted with a (etp sense of ter. their Intesiect. their broad range of talenl.s, tbit inferiority. 1 _ strength of will and discipline, their energy and stamina _____ 'el flit' ml suf it i'-r that WI Oit' gu,y ('rnu',I by too many My cb*'tces are- Charles Evans Hughes. man .if many high medusser itua's too mush "I ih' tin" We lim e. tel it tie' s., / iIluet'i but nt''..'r president. Gen. George C. Marshall, Iloisuglu lu'Ior% hi *l*s nsi ailing j4'iiii"s, in t-omisisl,'ntis' America's top generil in World War II. and former Chief .-A-arching liii "t'lt'j" anlaIeur.a he' itnd stiimi the' pettiness Earl Warren, of nt'j.k'eted real politics is played out will) je'aIuusiu.'m, cor- "It's not M' fault that I'm driving this big car, it's the Hut mno'c has o be made of current circumstances before tuptmon anit standard, ni judgrne'nt and OyStem' IuI1I which one can lind th reasons they did not serve in the White hays' little lodo 's- itt a man's real liti't's ctsmpl'iltlun for governing. House, I Next. ('hrt. F;%anb IIui.'tw-si -- . . .•.. . . emin * ole-Goldenrod Volunteers Pettigrew Seeks End To Prison Squabble Hire First Full Time Fireman __________________ Lonwead - EQUIPMENT CHECK By Jim Sullivan and Lt. lion Awe (r) (Herald Photo By Joan Babb - Herald Area Correspondents 41 . .. S Enhance hsIray could nof have been the reason tar Mrs.. RALPH HAYS DORIS W1LL IAMS . - ,,s..,. _________________________________________ - - .._..._ Gas Ration - -. of hsfa' due .. ________________________________________ CHARLES HAYS Courf' Edilor By Mail - Advertising Mt&ge 3porti Edst,sr Homi Deli very i I the legislation, disrtgardl f stated conviction that President WINIFRED F. GtELOu% 'Nixon has been rendered ConipfroHr powerless by the Watergate affair. OEWEY RO[itNSON But it Is, in truth, the enCirculation Manager thusiasiti with 'which the lawmakers attacked the profit, JRICHAROS _. - -' rx)di'IN" In her lungs. According to a report by her doctor, a pathobglst determined that the nodules were "Inhalation abseces,'a" CiiUnued the physician's report: "alnical history established that the patient hod been ex. Posed abundantly to a variety of hair sprays. When asked to Produce some at these her husband quickly brought to the labtory eight dlffeesnt commercial y products ranng from oven cleaners to hair conditioners. One of th litter. the largest can and reportedly ha psflent'a favori te hair spray (Bonat-Enhance) was especially fortified with protebL" &bsequetd tests, the dort,r reported, determined that "of the le%en spray materials used by this patient In her brine, hat favOiitO hair spray mentioned above" was the only one chemically similar to the sulatance in her lung,. "In e,4cw of other findings," the doctor concluded. "the j the moment their frequently JOHN A. SOLSY.I. Asso, ale Editor BOB LLOYD City EdUce - paraduxI(ally blamed the White H for the collapse of Dirertoi' & Aocia te Pubiliher ManainEditor I HAIRY PROBLEM: On Qirlstrnas day, seven y"ars ago, Judy &alman, now president of the Consumers Associa tion of New York, deveioped a cough and began spitting up blood. The doctors opened her chat and discovered up to 60 "rowided () .0 - Heat S In g e s N ix o n - TELEPHONE DAVlD' 3RYANT j2'"" by ttie Senate to a house-Senate conference committee, where, according to some congressional observers, "It IS matters would have the effect of impeding Advertising ona - - - see that further probings into Watergate-related 322 26)) fr. Collapse Of Energy Bill place Mr. Nixon on trial before the Senate, Sen. Sam Ervin and his committee in the upper house of Congress have had the wisdom to anfnrb " WAISHINGU)N Billions of dollars In equljxneni and research could go up In smoke at the Kennedy Space Center because of economy moves which will leave the base dangerously short on fire protection. Major fire damage to America's launching facility would scratch the planned 1975 Sovlet.Ainerlcan space ver.ture as well, Co I g I erasing one of the most promising symbols of world detente. As of this week, the base will be protected (toni 3 p.m. to 7 t'orii:v NEWS But itie critical examination a.m. dally by only eight on-duty flreflgt%teramisakeleton crew is "windfalls," which the oil ls only the first step ln the drive producers are believed to be to ret ur n the United States to a "1 profits must be accompanied not even large enough to man the $750,000 worth of fire equipment, let alone fight a conflagration. The heat generated In harvesting, that made the bill position of independence in by a realistic evaluation of There are 9`10,000 gallons of liquid oxygen. 800,000 ga llons of Cogrcs.s during the waning unacceptable to responsible energy production. cast &f research and developdaVS u gm session and senators. Uquid hydrogen, plus rocket propellants to stoke a (lath fire on No American, shlvenng In a ment of new fuel sources. reswnpuon of busineso the80O,00Oacrefacllily.Tomakematleraworae,thegovernment It was not only unworkable. bume with a lowered (her. Congress must gather '1 does Insure any of its property, and ajdltlonal flreflgbting after the holiday break has us acknowledged by Nelson. mostat or foregoing pis ns oc a pieces of the energy bill and singed try help is at least 15 mInutes away. the Nixon ad- with its poteatlal for chaotic vacation tour of the nation's again to assemble a package TiU1I-.! ration. Ui' petroleum consumer suits, bil What firemen rear most, however, is a repeat of the Jan. 27, l failed i' srefli( wonders. will toira!i•' that will Inc-ct the inuuucdate 1u.t - tzu1 (tie rciiiutc Arab recogruue (tie urgency of the the notion of f burst luit.1i tiiok the lies u tistuauts (us Grissorn, oil producers need for conservatuonand at the Ed White and Roger thalfee. Astronauts are still training at the nations whose export ban has need for development of new fattening their purses at the same time promote the pourn Kennedy Space Center in altitude chambers, research La being the energy crisis. energy resources. Conservation expense of consumer sacrifice. dependence" goal, . conducted and hundredoftourists visit the base regularly. hI. urtunatey, has predc1 little illumination. The Boeing Company, which holds a U4.5 million contract to PIE tui F'1 A4i(ThC,4 rPR I.'O 4 5ULVFL provide the space center with lire protection, plans to lay off 21 E:nergcncy legislation AWP 1LL IT 3.4A ,rArdc.fo-a 7WE CAhTk,circ P%II)" designed to give the President firemen and shift others to lower-paying joba. authority to initiate measures FOOTNOTE: A Boeing spokesman told our associate ,!ac Citherty that the cutbacks were bnplei1iented because there will including gasoline rationing tO assure iiwxiniuuii and / be no manned space flights untIl 1975. Boein g contends tt the equitable base is adequately protected. A National Aeronautics and Space utilization of /' /,/ 1i%ailable fuel has for the Mministratmon spokesman backed up Boeing, saying the cuts were necessary. He said. in any cte, local crews were within second time fallen apart / tae load of punitive amendfive, not fifteen, missiles of the center. uuuentc aimed at the oil corn. // impeachment—an indictment—which would 300N FRENCH AVE. ___ ByJAcJcANDEIiSONANDLWHIFIlN ________ with the irnpoachnient invest iiat ion - c:Iri-vin! tile (judiul iC.it itI1 WC would expect 00 tIi stitutional stature of the presidency— appears not to be enough for the Judiciary Committee. While Mr. Nixon sees limits as io how much the separation of powers can be breached. the committee sees no limit.s at all, Its vote to request full subpoena powers—to demand an appearance before the committee by the President himself if it so chooses—is not a signal of cooperation but a forewarning of a challenge. This would be a good time for the Judiciary Committee to be reminded that it is not conduct ing a trial. It Is conducting an investigation to determine ;hether there art' i.rounds for the lull House of Representatives to consider a bill of IlL' to it than in making itself the arena for stil l another year of Watergate, Watergate, Watergate. • uay ineai Li MdLC5 said, men meres me possibility uy I ID'. AsMJCJATlLJ PRESS tie saiu PiOflQ5 gasoune Farlier, the FEO's regional uiuj were being given larger alloca. lions would be limited during the fraction for the area can be Two federal officials were at administrator, Kenneth Oupoy, odds today over w he ther Fin , said "t here is no reason to lions of gasoline and 14 states February to their a lloca tions Increased." lie said he will use the Issue of da will get more gasoline by the doubt that there Is going to be mailer Ones. Florida was on for this month and w hatever e nd of this month or If motorists an addi tional- quantity ol gaji) neither list, fuel was left over t their ex traordinary growth to argue Schaefer said it tied been January allocations, will have to wait until March. line coming Into the state of In Washington for an Inc.-ease ranked 15th lowest In priority MeanwhIle, Guy. Reubin Ask. Florida" this month, Dupuy said that U there Is In Florida's share of the nation's gasoline supplies. ew has called a meeting of local "all the growth everyone Dupuy, who came to Florida for more gasoline. officials and service station from Atlanta Saturday for a operators to try to devise a uni. first-ha nd look at the situation, form, sta tewide rationing plan. admitted however that FEO John Schaefer, assistant dep. plans for immediate delivery of uly director for fuels and man- an emergency supply of gas to MIAMI AP—The shortage It will take about 10 days to Whe n they become available, agement of the Fed eral Energy South Florida had been tempo. of gas In Dade County has led get the colored flags to the green flags wi ll show motoristc Office , said the state won't get rarity sta lled. to shortage of flags—red, more than 1,000 stations ex- which sta tions are selling gas any extra gasoline this month. Only Shell Oil Co. had con',- green and yellow banners to be pected to coopera te with the to anyone. Yellow wi ll mean "We can't justify sending any ptled with the order, D'.p'jy flown by ser vi ce sta tions in. county pian, said energy chief they are sell ing only to priority more Fuel to Fiorida and we said. dicating w he ther they ha ve William F. Hampton. vehicles such as ambulances don't intend to," Schaefer said He has had FEO officials gasoline for sale. Under t he voluntary stem, and doctors' vehicles. And red Sunday in Sarasota. canvassing the state to docu. Only 100 packets of the flags coopera ting service stations will mean you'd better see if "There will be some adjust. ment grow th and expedite pa. were ready for distribastlon will sell - gasoline on odd and you can make it honie with the mnents for growth, but those perworkso additional fuel c'otd today as Miami-area motorists even-numbered days to cars little gas you've got left befit tine Into (fe. t until be shipped later this month prepared to go on the ''Oregon with license numbe endin g in cause (1- -.- - t. o - i. March," he said. The FEO announced i Wash. Plan" of volunta ry fuel odd or even digits. gas to sell. rationing. 1 -.. Congress azid the courts to settle all the issues as expeditiously as possible. President Nixon's promise of cooperation "IL L_ interest ed fl performing a specific task assigned Stalled and apply rental Iowa'd purchase price of SI 513 50 9090 S 11 13 liii iiisi W - LOSE 20 POUNDS IN IWO WEEKS! New 1974 Famous U.S. Women Ski Turn Diet PINTOS.MAVERICKS MUSTANGS TORI NOS FORDS e Pon otivit oft season the US Women's Alpine Ski Team mnembvs o on the "Sli Turn" diet to lose 2) pounds in two weeks. That's njtt - 20 pounds in 14 days! The basis of the diet is chcical food acto.i and ass deised b a famous Colorado physscieit esperialt) for the US Ski Team 4orml entity wing us muntuincd (very umportrtt') while redtcing You keep "full" - no staryatmon -- because the diet is designed tial nay. It's a diet that is easy to follow whither you work, travel or day at homc. Tbs is honully a fantastically sucould diet 11 it weugn't, the U.S. Wares's Ski Tnrn wouldn't be permitted to use it! Right? So. give yourself the same bieak the US Ski Team gris. Lose weight the ttsentufsc, proven nay [yen if you te tried all the othes diets, yoti oak it to youmntt to try the U S Women's Ski Team Diet. That is, it you rutty do w3nt to Iot,e 20 pounds in No weeks. 0:dem today Teat this out as a remndcr Lend n1y $3 (*) 1$3.25 to:' Ruth Servicti—Cash it O.K.— to: Jorma Products Co., P.O. Box 728, Solana Beach, Caiito,nms 92075. Don't order unless you expect to low 20 pounds in two wee4sl Because that's whit the Ski Team Diet will dot -a-- - . By Day.Week.Month INQUIRE ABOUT OUR I Special Weekly Rates Jack Prosser DAILY AUTO RENTALS Sanford 323600 or 322.1481 Winter Park - Orlando 644.8916 After Business Hours 322-0356 So Habla Espanol �-- - _______ 6A—The Sanford Herald Ui 1 vi I _ I - ~J _~_ : , I-..-':T 1 _ . .. . .1 . V.: I Z ' . * - 't._, -f~ __ - 1 I - . - ._;11A ___X%11 ~ .'_ - - .. -. - -'- - - .. Sanford Wui&ns Club met at the Cavalier Restaurant, Wednesday for the general business program meeting with 73 members In attendance Due to renovations at the club houseltwasnotavallablelor the meeting Langley Adair, Seminole - - I - - - - - - - - - - 5 - -- - - - - - . - - -• - - -i- - -. —. — I I ç1 P . It - P'J' i - - S - - - - . t ' - - - -. -- ft - __. - 11- • - 111!1!11111111~~ - - - - .. - v--. I '1.', . I.. t L3Ld%'IL.tJUO BRI LflILJA1 . DAL SlIO%FR to 0, sea!ed, Mrs. Phil C. Stanley and Lynn Stanley, Standing, I l _J M - T SS ynn ley Honored - — :i , - A3 Non , 41 ; fl a- J k - Y. N•,i $,i ti_c. 91 .,a ' million chronic ones, +•+ 4' '#%G 4 44444 4i.,fr44 •4 • v I These fires a from 71me magazine, R. P. . DEAR II.: Thank, for the statistics. It will be a great comfort to those who are swimming against ' . f / AM * .• - 1 the tide, DEAR ABBY: Our son 11 recently marru'd :1 nice 21. )L'.ir ottI girl They invited Dad arid inc to dinner, and served a meal of Chinese food. It was terrible, but we ate It anyway so as not to hurt anyone's feelings, The next time they Invited us, she made a HawaiIan dinner. Abby, this was worse than the Chinese dinner. My 11 11 - - 04 ___ Y. 14M POLLUTION DIRECTOR AND CLUI3 WOMEN r) Mrs. N .E. Smith, Langley Adair, Mrs. Jack Burney (Herald Photo by Doris Williams) poor husband was up all night with heartburn, They invited us again, and I called my son and asked him what she was making this time. He said: "Mexican food." Well, maybe I shouldn't have said it, but I asked him when his wife was going to learn how to make Amen. can food, He got m."I and said when people are Invited to dinner they eat whatever Is served, and don't complain club house. It was announced that a work day has been set for Feb. 16. All members who are able to at. tend are requested to come to J ti'e club and bring, tea towels h e and other working material to help clean up the kitchen and dishes. Bring a sandwich ar4 February is a short month They surely thought Spring pruned after they have prepare to stay as long as and gardening days vanish It, ,irrjvetl & citrus trees are In bloomed. If you prune them needed. quick, so it you neglected bloom, azaleas are blooming during the dormant season you Three departmer.ts garden chores in January you gloriously (ahead of season) will remove many of the election nj. officers . coin,ing year. They wOl be must keep &led or they will and son* weather analysts say flowers buds that would bloom we will not have another killing in the Spring. ratified at the March election i)&53 you by. This Is a preparation month frost in this area. Spring of. Summer flowering shrubs, meeting. They are as follows: PUBLIC AFFAIRS DEPART, and time for pruning, planting tidally arrives the 15th of this however, bloom on wood MENT: Chairman, Mrs. Walter and bat minute dormant month and we rarely have produced the some season. Gielow; Vice chairman Mn.spraying before r.ew color and severe weather after that date. Pruning shrubs should be V Roy M; semtary, Mrs. growth begins. We were forFebruary Is the Ideal month finished during the Sormant Mary Thompson-. finance, Mrs. tunate enough to have a to do major pruning of sensor. before new growth a T about it. Was I wrong? How can I make up fcr that remark? My husband and I are both Italian, and we can eat any. thing, but this girl's cooking is murder. Ma>be I need mother In law ks.cons, MOTHER IN LAW DEAR MOTHER IN LAW: You don't need mother in law lessons--your daughter in law seeds cooking kiseis. Invite her over and offer to give her a few. But neser criticise her cooking, no matter what she serves. (At least she Invites you, which Is more than some bride s del DEAR ADRY: Aproposthe letter from "Bereaved": Years ago when I was "bereaved" I had the following experience: My husband ía physician) had died after a long Illness, I started writi ng my lette of thanks for rs condolences ,. most immediately after the memorial services, When I was about midway llwu my letters I had a telephone call (torn a woman I hardly k new who had sent fluv.t'rs. She had been a patient of my husband's. Her side of the conversation went like this: "How are you getting along? . . . Did you get my flowers? . . . Exactly what did the doctor die of " I'm sure her flowers were an eiipreulon of sincere sympathy, but what of the telephone Interview? honestly, now! What is this notion that It is perfectly all right inquire Into the nature of a person's illness, terminal or Some Gordon Stanley; membership, glorious January. Everyone evergrcens and summer begins. Summer Mrs. Robert Morris and adored it and the growing flowering deciduous, trees and flowering shrubs are Carina 'd Repeat otherwise? APPAl LFD DEAR APPALLED: People with tact, u'nsItIvfty lad good manners do M have this notion. But anforluunately those qualities arenot taught-they're "caught." B. Pribleso? You'll feel betier U yn W it s1 Per a personal reply, writ. I. ABLY: Box No, 5570, LA.. Calif. PSSS. Enclose staseped. sef'addzess,d envekç, 04 '- j . II ¶ For Aliby's new b.e&ies. "What Tee.Ag.r, Want to Know," stud $1 I. Abigail Vu Burt., Lfl Lisky Dr., 8ev. mu., cal. wzz, .,q' held CARROLL RIGHTER'S Eo][:;;t 11~O ]M 4~ c from the Carroll Riit.r Institute N TUESDAY, FEBRUARY U 071 .- t I ~ . - - - _i` - I 1~ *1A ~ ir _. ~ : J# ~ = *_ - 11 L ._ I - V - % I-. - il~ .- . - -~ -_~_ T . v__ # L__ .~_ - 1._ 1W_ ~ . ~. r -~fT;z~__ 0 . -;! - ~ . .~ , . _-, . i .1 . L4 le J I i~ . , No Master Ckarae No BonkAmorkord .i 4 No 1oyawas GIRLS - Size: Infant To 14 4 BOYS' Size; Infant To? Dresses, Pant Suits , 1 -1 Pajama, Blouses Gift ite ms SeWn9 h.rythhs Ti The hr. WiNs 11cludlj,0 Rocks & Coinst.r, A - - 61M - - 11 1 IT! \I.S. I.'...-I I). I \LL EN1ERPR!SE GRADE Scho41) Of Dance presented the second annual recitaL "happineas Is". under the directltn of Mjldred cukey, In thesdiocl atfIoriwn.PerfOriningin 13 delightful numbers were Lisa Heinke. t'i*ted; 1. f4rst row. t torI Emily Hemk', Sandra Gain. .--- 1, .1. -_- - - _ - - . __ - - _ - - - - -- - — __ __ .. I -_ - . - -. . --..,- - - __ - - - . - --- --, -, --__ --- - - __ - - __ __ .-- . - - - --- - . -_ - _..- - - - __ .-- I - - - -- I- .Shawn Healey Julie Bisti. Betty Hunkli'y; Christine Recker and Joant,e back row (I to r), Marcia Caukn. Christine Weigand, Leslie JItjck and Franct (erner . Iiak1 Photo Rv (iiark's Edwards ) DwIte Smth, - - _•-.-*-. pe Lange Stars In ' I Love You, Goodbye' rejected one of the rule Out the episode was her head to Illustrate -up to cptsodes after it had been delusively, that he here," children have to care for HOIJXWOOD-HopeL,ange taped. the decision from the script "Wives," hope continued, in themselves. is starred In a television movie In the show, the young and that the producers never aware of sentiment over wifely She takes a job with a bookHyGEORC.EW.CRANF; title "1 Love You, Goodbye," daughter barges Into her had apprival to go ahead with plights, "are constantly in publishing company, gnes to Ph.D.. Al. D. which will be seen Feb. 12 on purents' bedroom, and by the the taping. 'l never changed demand. They feel guilty if they live with a girl friend and ABC-TV, 8:30-10, but the expression on her face, jt can be my mind," wood declared, say, iley, wait a minute." lalmost becomes involved with a Tom is a victim of "white gathered members of the press assumed she has interrupted So the wife picks up and man she's attracted to. Meanwhile, Miss Lange's slavery" but not of the usual seemed more interested In what something. The rest of the parting shot about the show is sexual variety! Yet all cm- }ope no longer will be doing, episode has both mother and she felt it Just didn't work. "it ployrra and merchants are than what her future has in father (hope and Dick) at. was adolescent," she declared. (erred to do the main Job of store. tempting to explain the She sympathized with Van collecting taxes, preparing red To be specific, Hope was situation. fumbling into all so Dyke and his dedication to the tape reports and acting as "wet questioned intensely about her of embarrassing situations, show. "He really worked pp, )fl " '*d., tu. c'i nurses " for the tax payments of voluntary separation from"It had a lovely touch (that hard," she observed. emplo yes! "The New Dick Van Dyke episode)," Hope insisted. "If We Still Have Our Show," what they (the network) is Shealsoaaidshewasstartled CASE 2449: Tom J., aged 38, LUNCHEON saying Li that it Isn't in the age by Van Dyke's public Operates a grocery store. SPECIAL 11cr departure - wnetner the of Dick Van Dyke, I guess it fession to being alcoholic. "I "l). Crane," he griped, "we series continues or not means the couples who have don't believe," she exclaimed, retail merchants are ready to required a simple explanation: been fliarried1e years an have "I never saw him drunk." ''' > ' revolt against the bureaucrats! "I signed for three seasons. I three children don't make So much for the past. She ivos "My wife and I have 2 did It. and now I have the right tore" LOI( or (AILv Ciu __________ more interested In the prent, L daughters who are active In the to leave." and the future. In "I Love You, 4'11 organization. A reporter wanted to know if As a result of the squabble Goodbye," Hope explained, she "They wanteil me to attenj -hs' felt the htj h.itl ;h,,n. with ( 'B..S-TV, Carl Reiner quit plays a wonian v,- iio wai their retQnt 4.11 Fair. donetl her. "Not personally," as story editor and script married at an early age, "But I had to stay home to she answered. "The character, consultant, He had been with became rooted in the "assured work half the night preparing maybe." the series since its inception, role of a wife and mother, and my records for the state retail Plagued by disappointing and had taken a more liberal found herself at everyone's sales tax that was due in the rating and script problems. the handthisseasontotrytoperkit beck 'ii' call. mail next day. Van Dyke show has beer, up. "Suddenly, she feels she's "Our state legislature voted reaching in all directions Severa! days later, Bob had It up to here -- and has to todouible our retail sales tax as almost since the start. The pot Wood, president of CBS-TV, get away," Hope added, well as the state income tax. boiled over recently when ciis ezpiained!,that the decision to bringing her right hand up over "But we merchants then must separate various Items that do not come under the tax, versus those that are to be Lazed. "We wish those braintr.jsters who enacted such a messy law would be forced to do all this (4) What's My Line? 3:30 (2) How To Surviv, wasteful computation. ') Movie A Marriage Bureaucrats House O Steak $1 49 Television MONDAY "For we employers are Forced to maintain complicated recoruls, collect the taxes, then forward our reports to the state and also the IRS, plus the Social Security offices at Washington, EVENING attached ctiecIc "D. Crane, isn't this snaking slaves out of employers and 10:00 (2) DIn*h's Place 7:00 (2) To Tell The The Truth () Rookies (13) The Magician (24) Special Week (44) Bold Ones (2) Movie merchants? "YJ Lincoln delivered his 9 00 Emancipation Proclamation n (4) Lucy 1863 to tree the blacks. (C) Movie shouldn't it also apply to the far (13) Movie greater number of modern (41) Movie white slates,' now forced to do 9:30 (4) Dick Van Dyke the bookkeeping and collecting (21) The Killers of taxes for bureaucrats?" 10:00 (4) Medical Center valuable creative cnrgy piddling around with red tape tax forms, those employers could concentrate solely on new inventions, new merchandise, etc. "Hut, Dr. Crane," many defenders of the present met. 1t't system will protest, 1:00 (2) Tomorrow (C) Mevie (44) News 4:00 (2) Somerset (C) Luc',' Show (24) Sesame Street (44) Gilligan' s Island Pyd ( 44 ) Fury 11:00 (2) Wizard Of Odds (I) Gambit 4:30 (2) Bonanza (4) Mery Griffin (C) MovIe (44) Petticoat Junction 5:00 (24) MlsteRoger-s SphI Sec ood (44) Film 11:30 (2) Hollywood Squares (6) Love Of Life (C Brady Bunch 4I Not For Neighborhood (44) Green Acres S:1S (13) Tomorrow Show 5:30 (2) News (4) Green Acres Women Only 11:55 (6) News Generation (21) Electric Company (44) Gomer Pyle 6:00 (2) News 12:00 (2) News (4) Sea-el Storm () P-jews (C) News (C) Password (44) Variety News (13) Wills Fa m ily (24) Sesame Street 12:30 (2) Baffle (4) Search For Ton'orrOW (C) News ( I Oil. IsIy ... SOiv li_s. ' i,t., i.,.. msar,s OP ________________________ Ti's" ' (9) Let's Make A '* -' 2:00 (2) Days Of Our Lives 2:30 0) Doctors (4) me Edge Of _____ , 2595 ______S. SANFORD AVE. Pi,rmiC 5J' i.%. SANFORD I '' S ' $41 p.a6 1000 Pil0$T Pl*OiMANc*....... ........Ap.tI 12 i.twi,_n ___________ 30 7i30 pa. R.serv,d Chair-Row 1-4 Reserved ChoIr-Row 3.10 TUESDAY all you can eat lunch and dinner for "ne of his booklets.t . ANCE 341p... R IED SHRIMP $1.49 YOu' Ph, fl38o4O ' •' ORM MAT" lu ow wThIIulOAy* Or -_rob. 20, V.M.'i $, it, ____ Monday thru Sunday work I ' R P TW1I*5T PWOSMAII ------------ ...I.ry - The Guiding Light Newlywed Game E F ENING 1.11 ' .a.K lJ DtSY Deal (C) y~ , Featuring 900 IItij World Famous Chris tuz Por?ray.r Cast of 200 22nd Season In Florid. News (13) Erncit Tubb (44) Hogan's Heroes Turns (4) a - F1 01-1P. Match (4) AS The World P (6) News (6) News (44) Movie 1:30 (2) Three On A i assion (44) Lucy Show 1:00 12) Jackpot (C) All My Children D 6:30 (2) News 12:55 (2) News - S S (13) Revelation AFTERNOON (24) Washington Talk 10:30 (24) Man And Environment If Uncle Sam and our state 11:00 (2) Pdq'w (6 News taxing bodies would get wise to (13) Wathinoton Applied Psychology, they could sto p this enfor ced servitude (44) Night Gallery now re!IncntIng all employers (C) Plews and merchants. Tonight Show 110w? By burying the taxes! 11:33 2 () Movie Instead of forcing employers ; : 5 1 4 (C) Mystery and merchants to waste their (44) USE PSYCHOLOGY ers Wild 10:30 (2) Jeopardy () The $10,000 ta liogan's Heroes (C) Dragnet D.C. (13) News "Yet we get no pay for doing (24) Book Beat all the tedious work for those (44) Mod Squad lazy bureaucrats who merely 7:30 (2) Untamed World sit on their fat fannies, addink (6) Andy Griffith up the taxes that we merchants Show have (C) Lets Make A work to for them' Deal 3) fl'iOther5 "Nor dowe even get a word f Brothers thanks (24) French Chef 'Yet'eare5ubJecttofthes,f 1:00 (2) World At War we are merely one day late in (6) Gunsmoke .11uii our reports, plus (C) One Life To Live (44) BuItwinkie Concentration Olivia GENERALTENDENCIES:TakepartIndictor,J activities that will place you in a secure Night wIth persons and the general public. You want to produce riults " Girl In My 1 * make them worthwhile. Lift, a, '0 SO MORNING (44) Patty Duke ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) Analyze reports and be sure they 3:00 (2) Another World pass iiiuster with higher-ups. Show devotion to loved one for "SUCH 6'00 (C) Sunrise Jubilee (6) CBS Daytime 90 GOOD greater harmony, happiness. Avoid a troublemaker, ]FRiENDS 6:15 (2) Sunshine "is n't it (C) General Hospital better to let the 1AURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Discuss mutual aims with Almanac (44) Nr'w Zoo Revue average employe see the Color associates and clear up moot points. Ignore thone who oppose you (6) SunshIne terrific tax burden?" and all is fine, Almanac That was the underlying GEMINI May 2ito June 21)Imprnvc your relationship with SOUL • Kungfu Masters 6:30 (2) Spring Street theory but now the employers fellow workers. (;et into policy matters that add to benefits of all OF U.S.A Duel and merchants must serve concerned. Slake M your home rn a haven of comfort. NIGGER (4) Sunrise of the "wet nurses" for the MOON (.liIl,DREN (June 22 to July 21) Recreation you like average Semester CHARLEY worker, to make sure he pays IRON FIST can tone up your 5)11cm and make you more efficient. A wise ______________________________________________________ 6: (3) With This Ring his taxes. person has good advice for you In p.m. I 7:00 (2) Today For Uncle Sam is actually LEO I July 22 to Aug. 7l)Agood day to make your home more (6) CBS News afraid to let the average person charming and to check utilities for good condition and safety from (C) Bozo's Big Top Al W11 00 AT, 24.10 handle his own taxes' fire hazards. Please kin at home. 5:00 (6) Capt. Kangeroo Sn the boss must deduct from VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22i Make sure reports are accurate, (9) Mike Douqhls MY Do wA Then tlelpanassociate who lshaVing rough sledding. Evening can ever)' pay check of all workers Show and also do the bookkeeping for 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue be fine from the social standpoint. I ~ J tt ARk, said employes' Show l.IBRA SEPT. 23 to Oct. 22) Get advice from expert on ii 5.1q Rut if our total tax burden planning better financially for easier life. Avoid some situation were buried in a basic, Wt could get you into trouble. universally used item, such as SCORPIO iO(t. 23 to Nov. 21) Concentrate on personal fuel, note what would happen. matters Attend only those social functions that can be of help to I) Only a Few bureaucrats you. Show that you have true charm. would be required to compute Rff SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Quietly analyze ways to the total tons of coal, barrels of make your life more Ideal and to increase Income, listen to what oil and kilowatts of electricity an adviser has to suggest. pr'iducc,d. CAPRICORN (Dcc. 22 to an. 20p Join with clever friends at a Ilius, we'd wc'tl cot dt'wn the UNTHAL roaIQA SOLO(ST m&ting that can be most helpiul to )ou. Avoid one who has a AP0IIts($T 37(5K HOUSE unnecessary billions now spent sadistic viewpoint, u,,.•-. '0 vSt'f, C')Yi,,I t ic for IRS salaries, buildings, i J'L' AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Listen to w hat higher-ups HWY I7.. North in EI:RN PARK heai, light, etc. have to suggest and further your career actIvltes.Jothinapublic ,'h1L0Tar,''1p.? Oif.I4T%.Y .ntI,,L*MPt.,OHlLk LUtJI4.j BOONS 12) None of the present affair that can help you and your community. ii:erchants, employe;s or PISCES (Feb, 2D to Mar. 2D) Get the sight approach to activities farmers a and average averagecitizens to become more successful in them. Forget business and would need keep ANY records, on fun In p.m. (OflSUIt accountants or lawyers M9q490eL:ff40t"Z-1 he or she will have IF YOUR ChILI) IS BORN TODAY. abuut annual income tax fine abilities but they have to be made workable through proper education courses. Teach not to be so seerethe and to learn to reports, or waste time heckout counters of r?tail with others Cooperatively (ci' real success. Give ditties while stores' young so the trnmx.nant habit of taking responsibility and carrying lAlssays write to Dr. Crane in through wis&'l is formed curly. of The Sanford Herald tltC "The Stars tmpcl, they do not compel," What you make of incloing tong stampcu, yatr life is largely up to 'an'ollRighter'slnitlualForecasttO'yoursignforMarch nddress.J envelope and ('ruts to over typing and is now read)'. For your copy send your blrthdate and $1 to Carroll wftitlng coils when you send • , Righter Forecast The Sanford Herald. Box 629, Hollywucx', Calif .3:8 - Ho . . 1#"smGa=R"d Monday, Feb. I I, , 1 974-7A The Sanford Herald - ,•:y,:: Ike I:LL!'I. IL w'igand. OFF EVERYTHING, III il - By DAN LEWIS By ABIGAIL for adults, you know.) To my surprise, he agd, and I realize that part of his problem was the desire to be "babied." So I "baby" him, but ft's saving my furniture and my sanity. For the record, Abby, there are 16 million bed wet tori In the United States, and 4 V orrne S Playing Baby's Role ` DEAR ABBY: Please print this for that woman in Boston whose husband wets his pants. My husband did, too, but he refused to see a urologist. After two and a half years, ruined furniture and mattmsi,s I told him If he didn't see a doctor I was going to put him In diapers and rubber bloomers to protect the furniture. I They have them - -. .... Ito ____________________________________________________ 1L - Hubby Goes Too Far Oppose IN N Cl*a t Al ce 3m-tin, Dr.S.R Potter J - Merchants By Abi gail Van Buren Program, Mrs. Robert Karns. things seemed to have been 5brubs. Do not prune Spring China hibLicus, crepe myrtle. Miss Lynn Stanley, bride- wearing a bLirgu:Ay and white bridegroom, were presented holders with pink tapers. flowering plants such as holly, nandina, oleander, HOME LIFE DEPART. aware of It ttio, elect of Mike StensUud, was tweed effect dress of double Identical white carnation Fruit pun was sied f azaleas, camellias, orchid pyracantha, rose bushes, tit MENT: Chairman, Mrs. Boyd gist ci heor at a recent kni t' with burgundy trim, 'sa. a crystal along with PC Coleman; vice chairman, Mrs. treea, poinsettias etc. unW after smoke tree and plumbago. • miserllaneous bridal ahowerat complemented with a pink • The refreshment table ringer iandwlches nuts Robert flowering. Wi ll iams; secretar'. the home of Mrs H.B. Ovens. rosebudcorsage,agifttrom the overlaid with pink Lace cloth, and bridal cake trimmed with i To pnare, remove all dead. ' Mrs. Ralph Jarvis; meniTo assure good drainage. hostesses. was highlighted by a center pink Co.bu1esaes with Mrs. damaged or Interfering wood adequate oxygen and moisture bersliip, Mrs. William Kirk, Mm. Phil C. Stanley Jr., arrangement of pink catSeveral bridal games were withinthe inter ior of the plant. level, organic materials me Owens were Mrs. C.F. Caltan motheir of the birkl"Iecl~ and nations, P= POMS, babY's played followed by the honor program, Mr& Arnold Williams Th in out overgrown shru bs, needed, especially those con. and Mra.MIthaeIW,RlQa,]e. Mrs. David K. Stenstrud, breath and fern. This was gu nd wi est opening her mary gUts a Lynn greeted the guests mother cash removing stems all the way to taming a lot of sand. Animal • j'j of the future flanked by two sliver candle Iiostassglftwasatouter oven FINE ARTS DEPART. VOWS the ground. A neglected shrub manure, sphagnum peat, leaf MENT: Chairman, Mrs. has an abundance of old growth m3Id and compost are some of Other gue.its enjoying Mrs. Alice Loveys Smith, that produces few if any the maleria13 that will acevening were Mmes. Charksp. William Foster; Vice Chair. Siler, A.W. Stanley, W.H. man, Mrs. Donald Flamm; Florence, S.C., became the flowers. Individual shrubs caz complish good results. Sandy rn ' . Membership, Mrs. J.E. Baker; bride of Dr. Stanley Potter, be trained to keep their natural soils thould be prepared to a (' , uuct Duncan, Ava Davis, James '—' Grant, MT. Hrynes, Raymond Utertwe, Mrs. Ralph Jarvis; Sanford, on Feb. 2. 1974 at the shape by thinning out old depth of six to eight inches. If. Maltby, LE. Rumbaugh, Bible, Mrs. 0.11. Sykes and Highland Park Methodist LWaflthea nd by pruning back Your plants Will be very happy By NANCY BOOTh effective, Millions have found Registration for the to a bud to con tr ol the direction If you prepare their place of rOgrsim, Mrs. James Lash. Church, Florence, S.C. Belle Runibly, Thomas Baits, HId CeTCOÔI.I sccs with it. is 7pm., Sunday, at the church, 'I'he SOUILI Department will abode to this way. Rev. Fred Reese, pa stor, of growth. Highlights of the plan include 50 South Moss iic me program John Wilkins. Roy Wright Ill, elect t...-------1 lberr L 2oi rw .. . ... !i RriiI,v r.i wiiii., s officers Feb. 13 when they nHirnl, Thenewahontwillurnw in tl - .---•- for ail —. of -• it Gordon 41 ivi.iurvr and grJUJi nina rroin reo. Jo — ii. 'j' meet for the monthly bridge smokers that want to stop, but Mrs. Helen Schwab and dlI'CtiOfl the bud PO1tL When on tiw physiological This program is the begin' and canasta party at 1 P.M. at Richard Smith, both of you prune back to a bud make do not seem to have t .t't" and psychological aspects of fling I)yal. of many programs and Pow" . 11* t'fld Dew AM only wnoklng, films about the effects lecturers to be given in the next Also Mmci Art Brown, Alice the club house Florence, were the only at. the end of a plant evet with the The Home Life .Department, tendanti. ctiurthin top of the bud. When removing city at this time, DeBrine, B.C. Young, Terry smoking on the mind and few months I will try and let Wlser Spblngs Seie,tWy body, and a personal control you know about them as dwy Hagen. Robed C Thoma,s, program "Dinheg Out at the an entire branch snake the cut A reception was Advealistauirc'h, ismpmnaring program which will be outlined come up, W.R. Fort, T.E. Lyon, E.E. Club", planned for Feb. fl has following the ceremony at the flush with the stem. Do not a Fire. Diiy Plan to Stop in special booklet Owens, Robert Stiawnan and been postponed to Feb. 23, due borne of Mr. and Mrs. Richard prune shrubs by rounding them Denis Bower,, public relations Smoking. off. Spring flowering shrubs The instructors will be iiiafl for the etiurili, took me on the Misses Vickie Stenstrud, to a conflict with 11w Mutual Smith in Flocence. 11w Five-Day Plan is being Ronald Bentzinger, I-'astoi of a guided tour of the facility last Rbcrta Thonias, Carol stone. Concert Association program bloom on wo'd funned the The connIe will reside at presented by the church as a previous year. so they should be White, Valencia St., &nford. Debbie on the date plaiw.ed. Winter Springs chuict, and Saturday. it was quite in- Barbara WUUIWLUI7 ivic. OU3U Julius M. Garner, M.D., (creating and informative. "wainh, II Ridgway and show that the plan Is 70 percent Physician. FloddA Hospital. More on that later. Kathy Ilogarth. F . LIII Mrs. Michael W. RiCharde, Mrs. If. B. Owens and Mrs. C. E. Canton. (Herald Photo by Cecelia Farmer1 -- - , S It" W Cblt$ o n the gbi ress 0pv project. Mrs. W. L Kirk gave a 1 - , I It- W the Community Improvement )Oflsolt ii 1)', tlu (I i %, k - I - . for the day. He spoke and showed slides about The Wild and Scenic Wekiva River." Miss Gertrude Fisher was accepted as a new member and Min Alice Cooper and Mrs. M.R.Strickland,newmembers accepted ataprevlousmeetlng, atterded their first meeting were welcomed by the club. Mrs WalterGielowandMrs. John Crabtree, both members of the committee in charge of All I - i.' - Dear Abby 11 - -. - - L - !. . - - - I -- - - - - - i Wild And Scenic Wekiva River Views Spark Sanford Woman's Club Meeting ' - 1 i__ ---- . I ; I I .. . , : - . . 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'A �... . . ..... -. =.r-__-=--_4-- -- '- -' -* - = -- -- - - s- 8A-The Sanford Herald Monday. Feb. 11, 1974 . I Gunter Football Ducats 'Buy' Votes POINTERS I -,~_,,o A ~ Nominates Squeaky rocker :~ t ) squeaks along I --t 4 !- -' -• -•- uv'uuw.wu u iwu to the U.S. service academies hSVC been announced by Congressman Bill Gunter. uvuO Oviedo nominees are Mark C. Cornea, son of M. and Mrs. Joseph Gomez, and Paul S. Warren, son of De. and Mrs. Carlos Warren, both applicants to the Naval Academy. Two Air Force nominees from Casselberry are Dennis PoUv's Prob'em__________ DEAR N)l.L\ - I have a swivel rocker that squeaks terribly. I have rubbed soap on the spiings but had luck. I cannot put oil on it because the all would drip on the earpe,. Can someone help me' - RETV, DEAR 1-101,1,1* - SI Y Pet Peeve is up planters that look beautiful bUI mix I plants. Some plants used should be allow ccl to get dry and others require more water. In a few weeks, or lesi thie nonIhirstv plants have died from over watering and have to be removed lea'.M. Burns, son of Mr. and Mrs. in ,hare places in the planter. JANE Martin F. Burns and Thomas J. yEAh I'tJLL - This is for C.K.E. who has oil spilled on Chegash II son of Mr. and Mrs. her asphalt drivewa, rst, wipe the excess away with old Thomas J.Chegash. crumpled newspi1xiii- N, Cover spots with sand or corn meal Paul F. Raison of Mr. and and brush back 3nd forth until live produM used is saturzted il nil Heninve and then use a spatula to wrarw tip as Mrs. James W. Rahill, Fern mucha-, poiNi It oil .-Aill remains scrub with full stren,11h Park, was nominated to the detergent and'. up with an old rag and then rinse off '.th Naval Academy. Nominated to the hose, - 011AI.. the Air Force academy were DEAlt I Ol.L,' - We li'.e in an area *here there are mr.r . Paul E Fkdal 1 FM and weeks of rain and some snow each winter so I dving dr Mrs. William E Fkdahl of warni boots on nwchildrenm.'anca lot Whrn huvn their Ot- t.j, ei Ili -t-,ti Altamonte .Sprin, ant l).iit iii kind iii tdni i '.'.caring the tots Iwo or three times the lining had made the B. Carli, son of Mr. and Mrs. chiIdrvns feet perspire so badly the insides nithe hoots were John M. Carli of Lake Mary. quite damp I have lought this for several years on!'. to learn Nominees from Maitland recentiv how easy it is to --;olve. I took includ e Michael son ;f of mv fiair dryer"and m4lirled the hose into the foot of each Ki = k a . BY ' . . .. . . •I Ii hi 4A1612 WM American." Jim 'Experts have gone back to limit raises with various mear.s of handling the forcing raise. Once more, you have been instrumental mthi.s change which isdefi nitehv for the hettr . When you use , AST 1J2 E 453 If .IiO 1 7 KSi + Q653 evb system whichisstillpartoI'standard the d 95 J 10 ., SWEETS FOR YOUR SWEETIE I *),. . * I ' . " .1 . I I i'ICiS.jjj - _.__J e .. [_ • DESERT .. L1 F rn_ -. COLOGNE 'E50 Si 1`14a vtit IlNero lot IS prulicwm 16 Pea st I I7Cbi ss'slukripwal'-, p.Wstt 7 'it it'4i. I.N _____ ; R Freach 1IHqli '.ab t Ifermt __ . 0 11i'lli (.rdarun,,rj.4 "'t ti 21 Frruh 1 -j5it I14)ufrJIerIfl thrvb 041 a s RSMOarchitect 'pILa I ' . .•. .,.• . PINICRIST SHOPPIN CINTIR HWY. 1 192 N•xt To AlP Susford -_--_ . . ' - ..' ii! . SHAVE CREAM '. . 1 '. ' A i " team captains in winning Ili . ( NU N ___ C V . 51t$osiv, capital I Limb Idetarovp • 30%starst . btackbrd flAmn,c'in 4j nothft. Mar', .1 It&m.. \ '.4 09 t%JI1I C"Zvam ___________ -\ CO" R%IS tmQ Modern Table Lamps ' * And Choice of Colors .., ( ' I U I LIST 2.50 f J VASELINE THE GOOD, THE HAD " 4' . . .: C ... .. N.. In eIgM 111111911111111"111110 taken from September im, to Janua ry 1174, l2. adults, age 18 and older, were asked. "In Free) 7 ''-VLU '-:''' . /" . .. GREEN NIGHT 12's [~ . / •' '. . - . - . .'4 • - ay. KODAK S . - '9_. .1997 - - " ' -f.. ' ' - ' i.' - . /. 88C n 12 EXP. -- - - 4 X,rl . - - ' ' - .. .,. - ORLANDO. 51a IAPI M'am JackSon. with a perfect 340 mainta,n itt poiltu-on at the lop ot the Fltrida Sports Wr'leri Association wItkty hgh School bUiktlbjti poll in Clafl AAAA ke', West. Cotbondal, and Pcx'c, d Iron rre IeAc1r'. fl tr'e slate lhr, other d'v'%'on', ranking', wilt, r,coros, lrsl ('1 4ce votes and 10151 pOlnt$ CLASS AAAA I Miami Jackson 740 7 10 I Pensacola Wathurwlbon 21 0 I 3 ) St Pebertbwq NorTheasl 730 so I ia(k',onvuIl. Flet cher 701 Si S Pompano Beach 771)0 OISIO Evans 73137 Lakeland Kathleen 22 *23 I Tampa Robinson 131 and &rtrr Park If 717 11 Clernber IS And Vero I'eaOi 71 7 Il Other', votes Fort .Iuderdal Nova. Tampa Plint, 0-am, Killian, Ja(kI,Oflv,lie c,l LavdrrdaIe Slranahn, p 'oia Woodham. Miami Senior, Lake Worth. Coral Gable's. Martin Counby CLASS AAA I Key Wrsb 212 I $0 3 West P,,ir,i Peach North Short SIll I Ocala F tees? *9 7 * - b L.iolerd,iI Di'ar ii,, Al S Taiiahajce Rickarin 7033? 4, Tampa Catholic $775 7 Iaöe Wale', 14 I OnI.snoo Moo, I? s lit 9 Orlunak Socs Wail It I IS Ii) Starke IS 3 - , . ' 1 . . .,, N 11 . '? -. ,, - - . I ..-- - . ' - "l - , ' &20 . ______ f, - -1 -- . , /1, 1j Wits -- - j .1 ' . S!s '" .', . - . -- t4R__ _` 4 . Ifall this was all it would be a disgrace but Uiere is more. The ,;_--: man that Curry celled Freddie and was announced to be Majors - uasn't. He was .terry Power'. Why not tell the truth? Why, ('on'l. (In Pg. 3 (Vol, i t. - " I/I... -, -Al I . ._'\ ')' ' A '-' - ______ ______ - .1 _W1_ - , .. - - $ CLASS LA CO'londai, 73O7$ 2 MlbOrnt Central 1S3 I Ha*$horne' '0 I 61 4 Pao5ee II 754 ' . , i,j', _____ _______ _____________ ___________ -- . 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Garcia, L Gwlalws IP I II H II SC M eadows 2 7 0 0 S 4 Barr• III 13 1 I 1. 3 0 Spells Osborne Aresn,,fl I I 3 i p,, I I Z 1 0 I I 7 I 0 0 0 1 2 0 o c o o a - DeLan d 5 Ov iedo Hands Defeat Big Wins DeLand Bulldogs caugti lion's fell bchur.d for good as the Oviedo Lions looking past they went to the dressing rooms them and gained a large trailing by two, 30.25, as they measure of revenge by routing were outscored 16-12. the highly touted Orange Belt The third and fourth quarters Conference leader, 72-45 were all I)eI.nd as Oviedo Saturday night in the Big Eight could not or would not do representatives gym anything right, During those With two Important confernee two periods the normally stingy wins under their belt, ()t'iedn defense gave up 42 Tuesday's heart-stopping 47-45 points, six more than Lakeview win over Apopka and Fridays was able to gain during the 5C-36 rout of Lakeview, the entire game Frida y. and only l.ion's minds must have been on three less than Apopka scored the OhIC Tournainnent winch in it's 47-45 loss to the Lions. starts Thursday in Oviedo. Uviedo was only abl. to get They certainly didn't seem to OIW ziian in double figures, their be at their best for a team that scoring leader 6'2" Leon Cobb. they had soundly w hi pped less The forward was followed by than a 11)08th ago. Patterson with nine and The loss, their fifth of the hirundige with eight. season as compared to 14 wins, HERALD SCOREBOARD was very reniunisent of their last defeat fluut,ton,canieona O'.IEOO o F TP Saturda) after Oviedo has Cobb I 0 II a stored important wins on the Patterson 3 0 previous Tuesday and Friday. McCall 0 It was also against a team, Moo,. flrt,ndi 4 l.man. that Ovit.'d'' had 0 e Totals 12 I ts soundly whipped before, and it was on the road and a DeLANO 50 P PT conference loss. °''' o i t.0-r,, 1 0 I Against the Bulldogs, the ,,', 3 0 Lions were in the game for the T JOn 12 first half. After that they ab- 8` tO (1 Ti 1 7 0 Il sorbed tl1&' wrst mauling of 4.r xd V (5 I 7 their entire cage season. Thorne 0 6 Tolals lit' first period ended with 30 0 fl rs,LA nd a Fort Lauderdale Punr'c,esb II) ______ . Th MCC bncci. 0 AS 1 HIll Grc'..L .tf a ' n o Noerid,Ib $ 1 7 i Rdmnd. lb a 1 3 3 btirle,c o 0 0 I Hr,ccl,rf i i 0 Miiieq. ci 3 1 7 3 OasIs. lb 5 0 1 0 WIifIt,pf 4 0 2 0 Puilro,3b 3 0 0 0 P,r,z, dh 3 I 5 4 sic 002 020 *70 3-I Il 3 HCC 000 0 010 0-I 1 3 E- Redr,-ori, Baziarte. MOlr, Gray (3). L1t1014. 26 Jones: 35- 5obqo*ik*, Miller; LOB- SiC- Ii. I'ICC- ii. op.HCC--3: Sb- Perez. GarcLa, L Hancock, Puilir, Willami, loon. SAC- Goazol.,, Bobro*'eck,, P 1 II H RI SO S*anger 4 6 0 6 1 6 Borre(w) 3 0 0 0 2 0 Carney 3 3 0 3 4 2 Garcia, .1 2 3 3 I 1 Br1JC 7 0 0 I 1 1 WaIters (I) 1 4 1 3 7 hw0 - ___________________ - -. r T NN . r , I 4 - - '' I .i - __QW ' - .-i - . 1. . -7 ,.,ç 11 I0 .-. WEIGh-IN CHARADE AND EVEN Molti:! ____ . . I - ' - , f if,, Ji'rObl Tafmi Prep Cage After Poll ' S. . .. , another righter' Has boxing lost another prospect? t $MY 13 oz. I it' -.. • ''v -,, .- '.. , I L,, ,' ' - ' Sn.a. lb - 't, .. . . - - - It- - - ... UGh .Y! It this was true, why the charade at the weigh-in? Why 'Iidn't he say that Roy iter had (ought the night before in Miami? Why supposed to fight and not call him a I didn't say that Sears standby? (Id it be that Curry was offered a better fight for Royster ilifteMlaml one with Tol Green) and sent him there instead, and .1 W'otht Sears along with him, knowing thst Ashlock would need anothe r lighter to replace the E isele-Royster bout' Could it be that he relies on the fact that Aithlock is so busy that he couldn't renicmnber if Curry had called him or not? And whit about Eisele who triined for the bout, came over from ., ..'•• .'' tified themselves as Replibil. _ OO • •f Dogs - Cats Bears Second; - ., Ti 0, '1 i 77c -'i L.6. iI • i /\ .. -I % \ __! was R 141 ili-h .. 4.95 Plush OR BLACK 7. .'.. ANIMALS . , :• 5 VALUES UPTO . RED / I t:.l . ,J (Gilt Wranpea '. . ., -. I. 0 4jl.Lbj IC . r A. - -VTM - - Then enter Pat Curry and his group from the Bahamas I belIeve in telling everything, the good and the bad. Pat Curs kings fighters into town that are ready to fight. I have never s'. oneof his men lay do or give a bad performance, but it app';that Mr. Curry has picked up a few tricks along the way fru::i people like Chris Dundee (the noted Miami promot er who ha!, revutation of more trickery than Harry Houdini). Frank Eisele of Tampa was scheduled to meet turry's Junior Royster, and west coast lightheavy was called up first. Curry stoodin th ertxsnandneversadaword. When Royster s name was called Cut-ri looked around the room ash he were trying to find his fighter. Then he said, "I guess IN he went out. You better pass him now and come back to him lat er." Hector McBride was finished with the doctor when his pponent, another Curry fighter, Freddie Majors was called. Curry turned toaamall black man, who k)okedlike hewas Inhismldthirties and said, "go ahead up Freddie." The fighter complied and it was announced that. Majors weighed 131." At this time Curry' said, "I brought another fighter with me, Ray Scars, a standby-. Will you weigh lain in?" After this was (lone, the ceremony ended. La ter word got around that the following th ings had occurried: Juni or Ili'ystc'r was not in Orlando, Th at he had never been brought to ( landu. That Curr y claimed he told Ashlock weeks before the fight that Royster would not appear, saying that hewantednoth lngmore to dowithhirnlRO)'st er l. hillED)., HERALD SCORESOARD Wttkj. lb )5flr, dh Brecki, If iIir.0 - I I , :. 7 CARE BEADS i 00 C a ° i c anpofl&a Party ta_ at _ its 1 ,. ' III VMIIIIIM VALENTINE . surveyed ciassifictil themselves . . . .. C 18 Os. _ - . It is lie. I wonder if Mr. Hayes goes to such lengths in all his business dealings to gel at the truth. A simple check into the matter would have turned up the truth about "Slick's" past performances. His actual record is 9-19 with 13 of the losses coining via the KO route. Ma ybe Jinmi hIaes transposed the figures. Sure he did' • , a - . FOR PAMPERS . ...i - 2.23 / a B Oi. ç" pj. , ~ I-a. * REG. RUE l 5. 7__'___ ii . . S -) ~, VALUE PANTY HOSE REG. AC ..;: 98C FOR VALUE ti', 11 ''" BALSAM HAIR COLOR Ce QUALIT - • I j., - \ . INTENSIVE Voter ID Descends To Bottom Now. tiis guy is in the main event, lie has been told Mat he must come in at a certain weight, because the Pinney people do )ot want their man to he outweighed by 12 or 15 pounds, and rightfully so. Where was Murray? Nobody knew. If they did, they weren't saying. Murray finally showed up that night for the fight, but he should have been there for the weigh-tn. Next, Glen Morgan and **Sick" Mitchell were okayod by the doctor, and as Mitchell was heaving, Jim Hayes asked him what his record was. A reply of "21-8" was given and this information was handed cut to the news media and actually printed. MITCHELL ISN(Yr, NEVER WAS, NOR CAN HE EVER BE 1.00 /!$\ werearrestedsundaynjght at . ,. •••• '0CLAIROL 2.25 . e- flR I - •_' LIST drive-in food store on SR after Sgt. Bob Paddock found three handguns, a rifle and knives o the rear seat of a car IMmodat cf in&w.rident" '.'. NO MURRAY AT WEIGH-IN LOTION .3 S. LUE Y P i) AMR BATH / ç . '• ,*-E SHAMPOO An Apopka man and woman were in county Jail at Sanford today on 13000 bond following ttIranestt)yLngwoodipohlee on concealed firearms charges Chief Tom said Honnec He 40, and John Wade Becker, 17, both of P.O. Box 51, Apopka, •ri.0 4 if 9' • . .. .• .v. • J. ,..." VALUE REG. 98C EACH j RECK Apopka Couple PRINCETON, N.J. tAPi Ti latest Gallup Poll ' . ... "% Wi' REG. FOR division. Deadline for point 'a . (... - ' ARBASOL MOD ACCENT LAMPS .. . was Lake Brantley with 34 (;antl from Titusvjlle. Alexander from Melbourne 5-3. txints. In dual matches the lull proved his ability beyond In that match Colomb rolled Greyhounds defeated all thesea shadow of a doubt by Alexander Into a 'cradle" Two district champlcns and teams. destroying the Cape Coast's position and the mat referee four wrestlers advancing to Brucato remained district best 15.0 In a match that Gantt gave him two points but his state was the reward of the champion for the second year in was doing everything possibie &-cision was overturned by two L)man grappling team in the a row, last year at 186 and this to keep from being pinned, additional refs at other district tournament this past year at 170. Ile started the corn. Peters captured runner up in positions around the gym. weekend that saw the locals petition with a :47 second pin log class, pinning Okeechobee's Three Lyman wrestlers took Lake second place overall. over Okeechobee's Butler, Scott in 1:37 then topped thlrdposition.MjkeWhitein the Bob Brucato and Glenn Hill In the second round Brucato Mickerson of Bishop Moore In heavyweight class, Jim emerged district champions took Brian Riley of Lake 5:03. Howarth at 135 and Paul this past weekend in Sa'elllte Brantley in 3:44. lie gained an Dave 1Iarrson of Leesburg Itichards at 121. Beach and will now compete in invitation to the finals with a 9-1 was his next opponent and state competition. Dave decision from Cocoa's Jim Peters look an 8-2 decision, lie Richards took third with a ('1on11 and Doug Peters each Saunders. was finally beaten in the finals win over Merricks of Sante Fe, tooksecond place in the district The final matcl, pitted when defending district llowarth won a 1.0 deci and will also go to the state Brucato against Satellite Beach champion Jones from from Astronaut's Jordon and tournament in Ft. Lauderdale. grappler Lebore. Melbourne pinned the taleoted While beat Cary Fowler of In the regular season the 11111 distinguished himself as Ilound. Evans. Hounds distinguished them- the 289 champion, starling off Colonlb was also runner-up in selves by going undefeated in 15 with a 1:49 pin over Satellite's a '.'er>' controversial decision. Guy Campbell was fourth In matches including a win over Harding followed by another Lake Brantley's Goddard was his weight class losing to Cocoa. inn, this time over Merritt first on his list then Cocoa Brantley's Rice 3-2 who took At Satellite though, they had island's Al Anderson in 3:00, Beach's Hitchcock went down third position. to settle for second position beIn the semni.final it took Hill to defeat in :49. second.s. Hill, Brucato, Colomb and hind the same Cococ squad 1(X) only 1:10 to dispose of Number two seed FoLston cut Peters will be traveling to Ft. to 891s. Mainland's Grant, and in what of Santa Fe was demolished in Lauderdale at Stranahan High Merritt Island was third with was slated lobe toughest match :49 second but the senior's luck School to compete for state 72 points and taking fifth spot of the evening, he met Walter ran out in the fInals against honors. Feb. 14.16. Attending a weigh-in for the fights that are staged at the Orlando Sports Stadium can be a first hand lesson in deception and lying Last Wednesday, across the street frorn matchmater Malcom Tail's Hungry Bear Restaurant such a weigh-In occurred, and 'oti had to there to believe it. On hand was Jim Hayes, the general manager of the sports Stodium, Pete Ashlock's right hand ma,m. Ills job is to call out each fighter's name and record his weight.. First name called was John Pinney. 'flie Mossoirian weighed and found to be 163. Now his opponent, Teddy "Murray" was called. Noanswer. Murray riever abowedup. p ' / 0. .) a Is Arrested UWritrr7ir,t -- 4 .'G. . ' *48 " •r lEG. 3.%%4 / "N• '' '['* l r '.. 4111 * C i2Hemj,a,., lItieast COLOGNE .-.•. ', 1 \ A0f 1'. I . \'I CflflAV arfta%I rI . fl1e1* 6till beard r 1 . AMBUSH Cflol&v I tftwal MW .. .2' DAN* FLOWER I . By JOHN CIIERWA herald Correspondent Herald Correspondent ' ... _f•_•• ° ;,., 1 .-.. Nine urstG.m. .- Puts Four In State Meet ..'.-,, -. -•'•"• Sanford I . Lyman. Grapplers By Lee Geiger •.-z-. a d Ile ro Who s Who inning. c-I. J :: . . I Greater with perfect throw in sixth I 17 ' FISTIC 41M. _ The also cut down run at plate L:01. ' 7b ..~, -- tLL - in first game, ltIghtfiIder JiORIDA I .: V dmWe drove in % inning runs I \ C uI- -- ____________________________ 95 ) / TO 89 8-1 w~, (-4 - .- -, AU Uaelie Cw4 Gilt W uMed F& _ - Chamber Terry J'nt's' clutch two-run, 11, 1974-18 handed hitter in Dan Bazarte. Borre quickly went ahead 0-2 but Bazarte worked the count to 3.2 after fouling off four pitches and finally drew the game winning walk. "Despite the cold weather, the trip was good for us," ('Otflfllented Pantelias. It was the first game the Raiders have played against another Junior college team and their first chance to see what the competition looks like for this year. "hlilisborough was a good team" admitted Pantelias, "They have a good, mature infield and will be hard to beat." 'Me Raiders play host to the same team Wednesday at linker Field. "All In all though, I was very encouraged. Our infield is all freshmen with the exception of Weszka at first," con tinued Pantellas. "We did make a few errors but I saw several things that were very encouraging." W)'it wasn't so encouraging was the fact that Chet Bobrowleckl who banged out a double and a triple in the opener, sprained his ankle sli'hn into third base in tLsecond garne, and will be out foratleast iOdays. "Up until now we've been like an unknown quantity. Now our strengths and weaknesses are showing through and we can work from there," said Pantelias. loss. Freshman southpaw Bob Meadows from Lyman, started the second game and went seven innings giving up six hits and two runs, both unearned. He wclked fire and struck out six before Borre came into try and hold on for his second win of the day that failed to appear, Semhvile scored first in the night cap when lead-off hitter Kerr drew a walk, went to third on a single to center by Gray and scored when Jones lifted a long sacrifice fly to left. The Hawks got to Meadows In their half of the frame banging out three straight singles and producing one run before the lanky ex-Greyhound settled down. In the fourth Inning, third baseman Gary Jacobs reached the left field barrier on one hop, driving In Wayne Weszka who had earlier singled to left. Jacobs was thrown ou trying to stretch the two-base hit Into a triple, snubbing a possible Raider rally. Ilcanl Coach Jack Pantelias lifted Meadows In the eight I .l called on Borre once again. .11 -- -Angel Goncalex greeted Borre in the bottom of the Inning with a single to center, went to second on a wild pitch and stole third. l-l',rre got the next man on a shallow fly in left field. With Gonzalez on third and one out, Pantelias had Borre intentionally walk the number two and three hitters in the ilawk up, both right handed batters, to get at lef handed sic hitter, Ray Ivey. k,rr.ci GI'ay, is hlill.sborough Coach Lou Garcia pulled Ivey for a right RAIDER JON FS HEART CANDY ,' . . 1 . . ' Chamber of Commerce will aKkk.off Breakfast for its #AK976 to the major-suit game most 1974 Membership Drive AQ96 of the time. Thus. South's l'uesdia)' at 8 am. at the 104 -422 dn.Iribution with all ChamuberLuildjng.Jchji(aj. 95 poInt count concentrated in membership campa'gn Egg-Wtstvu.nemabhe his two suits warrants going civaltman. n on to,game afte Ihde Divislon"genera1s"andj diamond eou Pus 34 Pus 4* hold him to four. After the turn captains Include: I) I heart opening he will be able Mercer, general; Wayne Openirg lead- J (o make one or two overtricks Albert, Pete Jamison, John t ducking the first club to Kilder, Martin L._ Nelawander and vs St John Polk, captains; ByOswald&Jamesjacohy Gib Blake, generi'I; Mrs. Walter Glelow, Jake Adams, .1s • " ' O,wald: "In the early days Ralph Pezold, BUl Baker, and . o( contract all raLws we re . captains; Bill Tbebddrnghas beeiv II limit bids. J mp raises were Pat Bobby strong, but not forcing. If you Wesr Norta East South Payton 1and , .'rn.i wanted toheingameor high4 Joe Duggar, captains; er alter your partner opened Pass IT Pa a major suit, you jumped to Pass Bill Purden, general; p 34 Pass 4 game and made sure you Pam Maltby, Ernie Clwley, it J.C. 54 Pan I were i; mad e very IUngftng, Bill Brown and Alan difficult to reach slams arA 4AK76AK7,24KIO13 Albers, captains; the early '30s showed ill Janice Springiiekl, general; velopment of the hvr Brown. jot Powell1 Jump raise. UuSe 'ae, Is aakl.a a ilam' Dlggz, Jun Benson and Brad Jim -This meant that with thgsn.i,rI by siiw' a hand such as North's you teg the ciab ,. would respond two clubs and T"DAV18QVrJMo%11 And Bill Fraaw, general; then raise spades. A ro Instead of bidding one heart Chris Elsea, John Dickey, Jack cedure l.ke going from Weible n It I Ii d \ork to hicago by way of du )our unt' club opening captains,' California.— What do ymi di no%' Savings bonda will be Oswald: 1 was largely in AuserT,rrow awarded toindiyjduaLawn, most points by signing up members, and to general and 4Q 4' K 74 SOUTH - .. T , VALENTINE '- -A 14'! R ~A'ffi_- L ' Limit raises make reappearance ORT1l 491054 42 \ 'I D IDI I A r SCHRAFFTS ii. ki is 1 - __ - r ! F WHITMANSAND 11 __. used four pitchers with Jeff Walters being tagged with the In the top of the eighth, Bobrowiecki laced a double to right center scoring designated hitter Jim Joiner, and scored later when Gray drew a walk with the bases full, The hawks came right back, scoring two rims In their hut of the Inning on two unearned runs. The ninth inning was scoreless setting the stage for Jones' 10th inning clutch twobagger. Borre shut the door on Hillsborough In the bottom of tIc the 10th, earning his first win of the season. Sarr. Swanger, Seminole's number one returnitig pitcher, battling the stiffening cold weather, went eight Innings, gave up six hits, walked eight and struck out six. Hifisberough TAMPA - ro ,%ir' V P IU 110 P \ - . ms. it J 11, b. ~ . ,,.ee (w .ff ~~~~~~ . (! jj . sons, and Mitchell E. Harnic, DEAR POLIX - Rub 1Ipper with beeswax. The exces.s son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene W. fails oil and there n no Ix)s.sible way to stain a garment or Ilamic, both Air Force boot because the wa is in a Firm cake. This has been a Academy; and Mark J. favorite i'lail mt'lt;otl [or ear. MRS. II.N.M. Abrarnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Abiamson and John E. Robbins, son of Mr. and Mm WIN AT BRIDGE Joseph Robbins, both Naval Academy. - ~~4~ -! . 1~ i_li~ ~.= The Raiders tied the score in the top of the Fifth when left fielder Chet Bobrowlecki tripled driving in two ruitt• In clulling 40 degree temperatures, Seminole Junior College and Tampa hlillsborough Community College played six and one.haLf hours worth of teeth chattering base.. ball Saturday afternoon and ended up splitting two extra. inning games, Seminole taking the opener 84 and Hillsborough winning the second, 3.2. Terry Jones lined a clutch two-run double to right center in the top of the 10th inning. breaking a 64 tie, to give the Raiders their first win of the year in the front end of the season-opening doubleheader, In the nightcap, the west coast hosts used one hit and three walks -two which were intentional- to come up with a run in the bottom of the eighth inning of the scheduled seven inning contest to even out the day's effort, Raider reliever Steve Borre, pitching a total of two and one-third innings for boot gg1lx% wascredited wjththcwffias well as atrt;jng the loss. :;ti lit uP the scorebwrti first in Lhe lihird inning. Kenny Kerr reached first on an error. Shortstop Dwayne Gray singled to right. Jones collected his first of three hits in the opener by beating out bunt to load Lite bases. Two straight liIllcborough throwing errors enabled Kerr and Gray to ra ce home to make it 2-0. Iiillsboroug)i br oke loose for four runs In the bottom of the fourth on Marvin MIller'sbase.s.loaded.trip!e. lie then scored onasact-ifice fly to left. - . DOUG STORUM Herald Staf f Writer SURPLUS r: ,V~ izy 1 Iklsas A ~~. Monday, Feb. sic Spl its Openin g Pair With HCC - By Polly Cramer The Sanford Herald Borre Wins One, Loses One Is r WASHINGTON (AP) A who distri buted the tickets, and kindever being rode" byGray Rds1dns games regularly Football League's smallest Democratic congressman says Richard Sullivan, chief counsel or anyone on his staff. are sold out and there is little facilities. he arranged for colleagues and of the parent Public Works After the bill passed and be. He said that If priority was turnover in season tickets. COflgressi(,fllI aides to buy at Committee, each used a figure given to any congresrman "it There are more than 9,OOD per. came law Ili July. kast35swce season fleke(sto ofSOtleket3. was --in Isolated cases,I sup. aonsonawalUngllal for such .. . -. . ".a rn.wu i.wui RIDaII iray is cnairman o me sub- pose." seats and outing nouse ucoate games last fall after helping committee and a ranking mem. BOYS £ MENS "It's entirely possible that last summer one congressman win passage of a bill to increase her of the Public Works Corn, there's as many as 40 or 60 that said thousands more would sip JACKETS the seating capacity at Red. mmee. were sold, and I underscore up if they had any hope tickets ONLY ns ,amcs. In the interview, Gray corn, sold, to menlbers of Congress, would become available. Rep. Kenneth J. Gray, D-HL, plained that the seats were bad Williams said. "I really don't 599 confirmed In a telephone Inter- and said the Redskins, after know that and I really don't was That argument view that he arranged for 35 to promising a "fair and equitable have an interest in finding out presented by Gray and others 40 tickets. He said they were distribution," had Ignored his Wt." during debate ona bill toperrnit sold at cost to House members repeated requests for 250 seats. But, he went on, "as far as private financing of 8,000 more and congressional aides, Redskins president Edward making a bloc of tickets avail- MatS at Robert F. Kennedy Nancy Vitali, of the subcorn. itennelt Williams said he could able to Congressman Gray, that stadium, which, held 53,000 310 Sanford Ave. iiiittee on buildings and grounds not recall "any cleiiianil 'I that is just ridiculous." persons, one of the National - Area Men '. IN - i -- ---- --,1.4 -.- II l 70 ?3-7 ii 7 11*5cc I? S26 I lake Writ it S and 14,*bvr, *55 II Ptlrrszjurq CalhOl,,c 1310 II CLASS A I PWSLedeLO,,iI3IP3 Orlando H.,7IslSnd P,l.anu i'. 6) * Pa.ton IS '." tasarcl Hill 15439 ' Tampa BrckIc-y 17 III tel Iaud ,dal. Cbrr5tu-an iii 11 I a F tO%tWOOi II) II O So,rt'fltdi FICt Ida Central III *73 sn-I AUotr,, , , Berra Signs With Colts BALTIMORE iAll i - With the tape recorders turned on tions, however, most were di' and the film ea:neras ready to m'ected toward [terra's famous roll. Joe Thomas was givezi his atLvr-baseball immortal u-ut'. -i I'..u-'rr.i, Nit-.s mmI.inagt's ";ent;eniien," said the gener. ttii- st'w \'u'rk \lets al manager of the Baltimore Colts,. "the press conlerent-c, as ion doesn't -..iy nniuch," %ou know. ts to announce the Y091 t4bI Said errher "li signing Inn [terra, wide re• coach at Massachusett,j told 11W eivt'r that. And. thi' trainer saul he \tht'n iha u;ntsiit - ir:-Lu '' ut Ii'- T'hi '' " -, . - ---'u--. y - - �_____ mitm- - 7Tr= —. T 11 • -. - .. - - 28—ThI$anford Herald Wins ' 500 ' .Katona -- ,—,' Ll:_IL~_ta-_~ --- Saints Set Scoring Outlasts ARCA - - - - --- - - , -- -% ••,"' -. If On t he restart, Bobby Wton thr ee la ps to go dropping han Spartanburg, SC., will start the oval at 183.253 miles per hour m Herald Correspondent grabbed the lead until Hut out of contention for the lead 16th annual Daytona 500 Sunday the STP Dodge cherson moved by, as his The last two laps saw Katona in the No 1 position. 'it wasn't fast enough," said Pole sitter Iggy Katons ,on Mercury was by far the best and Hutcherson battle to the The late Fireball Roberts Petty. "I thought I would runs his third ARCA Dytona ra ce handling car In the turns and wire with Katona, the 57-year. started 21 major races on the (aster than that. I didn't think and $3,350 in his 1974 Dodge repeatedly regained the lead old grandfather taking the pole. Pearson would beat me by two Sunday to kick off a week of due to that difference, checkers. The order of finish for "This car (1973 Mercury miles per hour. We haven I had auto racing - '- j - I - - * - - -. - - -- - --.--: -- - - GE I'S II, ..Before ARCA Race Gets Underway (Herald Photos by Roger Hodges) JOl F ltASSO ,A, Katona and ttos settled lire In the car. He got out of the don-n to a stea'lv pare, loin car ithout an injury, David Pearson on the pole Ili .---- ~ Oran e Belt Enters Crucioal ' 141"I I liatj - 4 -- ) __ -- - canned 28 and 24 points, respectively, to lead the local Blue and Gold emblazoned 1 W '5'-.. 1 isis 11N ek . - - -- - - - - --- -- - . - Patriots Ray Bowling Sets Himself (Herald Photo by John Cherwa By JOHN CHERWA -- - -. - - -- -• -, -- -. - - :--- - I -' - -v-; --- IL I seascins total to 164 with tj 6748 while Apopka is still out with 7-2 win over the Bobcats of - - and a tough Kisaimmee five WY1fl0eeTechI'heBamC.A waIting on the 18th green. have finished its OBC season Tuesday - the all-important with a dlsappontin maid. - -___-__-__ I -- - ____ _ MARGINAL DATA byAlanMavir 41 =_ - ~_ = .__ . ~,_ . — ' _ — - L5M;',t5 • p -- jr Of fflgR1C($? . IMrqy Suspended • .,,i Florida ATIIES, Ga. lAP) - The it.rJverszI) basketball team will ic without secondleadmg scorer Gene Shy and rserse forward Jerry Moore when they Lititz on the Georgia Rulldctis in a Southeaster., Cnnference game here tonight. The two players were suspended indefinitely Sunday for s curfew vmoIaUoubyCaeh John I,z. lou announced here that the two players violated -rfew after Florida's game Sat urday night with LSU at Baton Rouge. La. flesaldSh and Mo,edidnJj trio to -AtPn hni w.r. -. - eni Ct? — hi )wn P/P,V Standings I Creig ton 'lakes Win h B) ANt)',' LIPI'MAN Marquette tcan was Just not as Saturday, beating the sixthAP Sports Writer good as everyone thought it ranked Warriors 7549. Marquette Coach Al McGuire was. "I think they're a better has k't'ii sa)lng all season his Creightonprovedhimrignt club," Marquett, Coach Al McGulre said about Creighton, which handed the Warriors, 1& 3, only their second home toss in 101 contests. '1 personally don't think we're that good a ball club, I've been saying that all l('on't. from page 181 year. We have talent If we ever 4 put It together .., but we when questioned about it, did curry say "you can call him haven't." Majors, nobody will know the difference"? Doug 3rookins scored 25 for Could Itbe that Powers ts known around the fight game as one of the greatest loser, In boxing today. This man has lost right Creighton, now 18-4, which ralaround 70 fights under his own name and heaven only knows how lied from an early 12-point defic--It. Marquette's season-leading many under other In the Oscar winning boxing movie "The champion," Kirk scorer Bo Ellis fouled ou t In the Dougk wants to be a fighter. He Is talking to a man that has last five minutes, Other than foul trouble, .shown some interest in managing him. The manager speaks, (looking around a gym" do you smeil MeCuire said, "I thought we that? That's not sweat you smell. It's boxing. The fight racket. it played pretty well personally. Thats actually the Inst we've slinks." shot in weeks, I think, but we Maybe that writer had attended a weigh-In before? FLORIDA FISTIC ' Eattern C.,W.r,nc, York Buffalo PP',$ad."lpt,iq P4r'* • c..w,, (P-IJI Atlanta 11 Z?726 Øf9 OIf.j'' ' JiI4R - - - $' flOP1ZC!C'. ,'. - - -. --'- '4,t • •; 313 - - Midwest O.vtse', I) II - dlIilk • ' - t" - T,-. ____- ' -- -' -- - ,- -: Stadium, NBC said Monday, - __________ NEW YORK (API—Rank Aaron stint borne game if th e 1974 baseball season will be Idevised by the railuuaI isrOancaillug Company April 1 at Atuta Cart Lialemana Jr., vice FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla, AP — Without playing a set of tennis in the championship match, hometown favorite thus Evvrt has won the 150.00 S&H Green Stamps Women's tennis Classic here. i..tL t .0 ttit tournaIoi4t tz1 $J,LiAi SuiLi wl,vi second-5eeded Kerry Melville wi thdrew because of an injury. presideit of NBC Sports, said the early telecast was c.oiden Staff '.. 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Pedrot, Ill, R'i I?). $ri5Pt 4,jg 13. )ia110m40I11Q,4toWj.,,,a TWELFTH 8.f' than (It, 'inn 1I '(I f 4TV) (4) Egua 3a. m Pitii*d,lp)',a at Atlanta Tur,diy'i Oaittas K,%j C$$vOmh at tin,, 14Ittcn at tin Pt,0n4 Portland A' (0$orn 5S1,0# 00,14.1,t .1 Cltv,Lpn - - . - Selections Selections :, I, d O%Aj. C toy Gn%aha C.otden Sttp $70 ,. - 4 scheduled to give viewers a chance to see Aaron break Babe Ruth's career home rim record. Avon has 713 home runs, one short of the record. - .The ?, (lpIjr ",et'Ie _; _______ _.#- Jai Saturay'i G ames C!eve4n ST. PETZRURG, Fla, (AP) — Tcç.ared,d Jthn Newcvinbe of Australia csipIained tha2 his timing was off, but it was still goat enough to lead 1m to $10000 tharionship money in the Raymad Jamta Tennis - 44 70 3) 351 ii', Portland s4 Newcombe Wins Classic 30 24 3$ 74 $ flU1/910 Miss Melville said that x.ravs revealed a hairline fracture of her fourth toe. "1got up !n the middle of the nlØt nt1Just walked tntn it= tf • !;nr, _i'J 'I r'i1lv (cc! Lti atiut it. I played really well }eatnday and was looking forward to the match" Dtsn M Pacilic MM~ ran Into Res earlier in the season and topped them In the Single-A. then bewildered and hapless offensively and defensively that Christian cagers to just 10 recalled Austin. The St. Petersburg Saints didn't help their cause very much with 24 total fouls In the HERALD SCOREROARD TRINITY made the locals' fast breaking markers, scoring machine take off into To make matters worse—or fourth gear. better, depending on how obJohn [app, another of Jectively one views it-the Austin's rebounding corps Saints furthered scattered the caine up with 11 markers in the St. Petersburg team's morale, infraction.ladened contest. Infraction.iatjen,J, If you will, considering three technical fouls were called on the St. Petersburg coach, John Conley. before he was escorted off the court by the game officials, One other Christian player received a technical foul. The Saints, on the other hand, were (-ailed only 10 times to account f r fouls Trinity,connected 27 times at the chant)- stripe while Christian found the cords Just live times, John Nusbaum and Jon • Nusbaum Pal" 001 C I I U RLapp I LWP Crimmi ns • MOCQfl evenly-balanced Trinity attack. as well as their rowdy fans' by a The Saints never had any problems with the host Christian school five, streaking to an almost two-to-one first period margin, 20-12, and then adding live more points to the plus side with an equally hot second frame scoring pace with FO FT+TP KerN 28.10 final frame shellacking. Tuesday, the Prepsters return to Seminole County courts, taking (.11 Sanford Naval Academy in an 8 p.m. showdown at the Middies borne court across from Navy's is 17 0 7 s " 5 71 5 74 Lancaster T.IaIs I 0 7 39 27 its Christian tO FT TP Of headquarters on Lake Mnroe. 22 litarkers, whili' holding their Still lrrning, however, is 1k' opponents to 15 points. "big one," according to Coach With the halftime count Austin-a rematch with reading 40-27, and the crowd number two ranked Single-A getting hotter, the locals put Lake Highland Prep-which their osn kind of 'quiet" sign beat Trinity by two points 3 S 3 1 S Ctrake Green 7 0 0 ttuiW Gi.:o.r O*nby s 0 I 4 I 0 14 10 14 FIICM, 0 It 0 1 Totals I 2 0 47 70 17 2ItCi Tr-n'ti Christian 13 IS $0 10- 11 touIi. CPtr$Itjfl 1. Trinity 10 Fouled Out H,,ise, Glazier, Ownby 1'.cltncilt Conl e y lCritt$an Onto rrL 6 High Spitted Ilialsoce • , tPin alliance • rak, Service °' & OomrOc : . I game, between the Atlanta Braves and Los Anglcs Dodgers, will be blacked out in the Atlanta and Las Angeles viewing areas, Lindemannsaid. The tdeeagt will begin M $ P: EDT. GO Cold . I fights if Mit(iell had won. These five wins runs my count for the year to 9-4.1 IIEREAND'IlIERE .7 . I , I Vie Perez's "little" brother, Ihcky was all set to fight Wayne Battle In his first pro appearance, if one of the regularly scheduled bouts fell through. Thanks to Pat Currys conlving, Rick)' was cheated out of that opportunity. The match makers are Øworking to get Ricky and Battle together real soon, maybe on the , ZOth, when the next card is scheduled tobethown, When Hoyster knocked off Green down on the Beach, It was an upset of major proportions. This Green has been knocking tern dead down there, as he has rung up a record of 32-2-1 against some of the best around. In his previous Miami bout Green had stopped lion Wright, something "Snake" White had been unable to do last year in an Orlardo main event. Word has reached me that Lou Viscusi has given up on Mike McKinney. If I were McKinney, maybe I would have given upon ed him to be put In with a heavyweight, Vlscusi. First he allow he made a match for the "Im-ismnan" with an C>ril (lark, Then wtk:i'.n fighter. I kct'psa>ing, stay away from people you know nothing about. The unknown fIg$ter was this Junior Royster. And if he is *:oxl enough to beat Green, a young kid like McKinney has no right being in with him Other results on that same card were: James Scott Ipaste that name in you hat band, he is a rcal corner) gave away 29 pounds to ll dri l.acey and stopç-cd him in the third round. Scott tips the scales at 178, but eats up heavyweights like nobodys business. Paul Collette from Canada scored a ded.slon over Henry '-* Thomas. Collete is now 3-0 in Flor ida rings and Is reported to have the style and colt to go Far. Thomas Is 0-9, but always gives a ton>- over Syracuse. With 12 minutes to play and a 5-40 advantage, UCLA looked like a shoo-in victor. But Oregon Sta te made the Bruins clamor again to defend their top spot in the rankings, putting on an 11-2 scoring burst to cut the margin to f our points, Bill Walton was the Bruins' offensive leader, scoring 31 Thir,•s N0thh19 WEATHERTRON HEAT PUMP CALL L1A I PLUMIINO& TVMLEATINO INC. 10175. Sa,sf,q I? EAR N 00- TIFE G CAR MAKERS 50 MILLION SOLD TO DATE POLYGIAS WHITEWALLS CUSTOM POWER CUSHION * _____________ p.- baskets in the nd half. Before Wall could spark the offense the Patriots had fallen hopelessly behind, 32-15 at the I 'I. " " -.', _,'v_ '1 _____ half. ' SAVE NOW! _____- $ $ SO SI led Ii Tax and j TERRIFIC 1) - 0 car. r. TRACTION TIRES _ POUT '4OT$ 1! For the Wildcats Ken Fluitt scored ten baskets, mostly on fast break lay ups in addition to his three for t hree from the line fat- 23 points The Brantley offense started points and grabbing 19 to move In the second half but rebounds. did the Wildcats'. 518-13 . . - - - - j 1. 2 SlitS $28 $3. *71 II Cull 07111 .$t',cff SIZES *33 Cat Jt S 0 to $2 ' :' FUEL SAVER (,;l U i,,-,- . i, $4 for 8 ctt Add 1?! -w ,).,I,, cars us's ta,., cat BRAKEREUNE '2777 ' it ____ j _____ Sn Ditsun iIta ri4 1 , l,x.i,- hrt,r,s 411 ihr-cis-inipect 1tsir, C)t H%,-, r"rnu'.",ciran,(, s;. r,-,acl (root s.h"ri C add fluid ' IF NUDED. Wheel o'fs $350 ci -. Dums turned $300 ci - Front guise seals 1-415 t)alsun • NI-%V I'iti,s l',,i),. Condins r pr - Retuin ipongs $100 ci Cli'3 CS? 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Tit per tire, deper-ding ci size Includes VW, To)"'t means - P0 CHOICE OF DISCERNIN - i1JfTj -I it Bald;nn has Honda plans !'ir' ciner Mirth llaiiibletonian w four years uki, Ylirth, the * AMER CA'S a great team that is WjnjW Giniral 0 Elictric 00D 4& In Defeat good account of himself. _ Like THE BEST - , G(511'ge Washington 92-71; No. 8 Griffith, the way that most of Florida had hoped he would, by the bucket was Injured star Bill Alabama trounced Tennessee taking home a rather easy 10 round decision. Wall. At the Sports Stadium, Pinney came through for me in his 73-54; No.9 Long Beach downed Gibson has been using Wall scrap with Murray. while Morgan saved my forecasting bacon by . San Diego Sta te 98-72 and No. 10 very sparingly due to a back getting off the floor to stop "Slick" Mitchell in the third. If y ou Pittsburgh continued on its injury but he was pressed into remember I had gone so far as to say that I would stop picking winning way with a 71-Sd vie, action and responded with six . y , * . ~ , Ba by Pats This past week was a good one for me. I laid off the Al Moss ranked UCLA defeated Oregon Coach Mike Gibson refering to State 80-75; No. 2 No;th Camthe 23 per cent from the floor as lina State ripped Furman fiobtck stopix'd Sununervdle for inc, doing the job in I: M of his team was trounced bs' the second round down in Miami Beach, when the ref came to the 91; No. 3 Notre Dame trampled Wildwood6i-41, Saturday night l)uke 87-68; No. 4 North Caro248 pounders rescue. The baby Patriots took a Mike Quarry did a number of Brian Kelly to take a unanimous lina beat Georgia Tech 112.70; Friday night's SI per cent from fifth-ranked Vanderbilt pulled decision in Oklarnhoma City, and has moved on to meet the foci-, hitting on only 110171 away From Mississippi State 60Bobby Rascon In Arizona later this month. against the Wildcats. Tough Ton)' Licata handled former words champion, Emile 59; No. 7 Maryland walloped only person able to find 1 . . ___________________ now n 1. . . . u fight, U bet that Vic Perez wishes he could say the same). trr: Th The Pats brought the bail cor.rcrted for Wildwoc..d. e troups to "get on" Charlie shooting. back down court and Hargis rest of the period was spent ins Harrison whenever he had the The first period was a give was fouled, missing the one. fine defensive effort by the FOREST CITY - The Lake ball because he was a g(I and take as beth clubs appeared and-one shot, and Wildcat Wildcats giving them the win Brantley Patriots took a one shooter. The Pats failed in that very evenly matched. Charles Lewis drove down 65-65. point lead into the fourth period task allowing the brilliant Harrison gave the Cats a 2-0 court and picked up the bucket but fell apart in the final Harrison 24 points, 18 of those lead and Bowling followed with on a short jumper, putting the The Patriots finish up their minutes coming out on the short from the field, a three point play to give the tally at 34-77, season on Tuesday (acing end of a" decision to Wild- It was from the field that the Pats the advantage. The rest of the period the Ilowey Academy. wood, Sat urda y night. game was won s both teams At no point in the first teams traded off baskets and Ray Bowling account ed for 59 found no trouble in converting quarter, except after the first the halfti me score read 39-31. HERALD SCORIROARD per cent of the Patriot points, free throws. The Wildcats basket did either team have The third period was Connecting on 13 from the floor connected on 9 of II while the more than one point WILOW000 tO FT-A IF lead. At the comeback time for the Pats and Hannan and six from the line. s Patriots were 7 of 9. final first period count Bowling Bowling was again the main Harrison 94? 21 The Patriot playmaker used In addition to Bowling, had accounted for 10 of the weapon as he totaled 13 of the 17 *t'avtr 4 11 S his favorite under-the-basket Hoover had to rely on the Patriots 14 Lewis 3 04 points as did points. e Taylor Iayup to great effectiveness shooting of Toby Strober. 0 00 a Harrison with 10 of the Wildcats S'ri'r,o 7 00 U until the fourth period when he The contest was a far cry 14. In the final eight minutes Totals 31 9- 11 U was shut off by a fired up Wild- from the Patriots previous In the second period both Harrison put the Wildcats out wood defense, encounter, Friday night against squads battled back and forth front to stay. IRANTLEY Brantley had a big height Wymore Tech, when the Pats until the final two FO F'?-A TP and one half With siz minutes left the Bo,yt'r 13 CC 37 advantage over the Wildcats decided to freeze the ball. minutes when Wildwood started Patriots were down by (our but Hlrij S 0-i 2 and used it well when on offense Although taking time to setup to pull away. Nelson I oo Bowhr.g missed a shot the Cats Collins but when the Wildcat offense a play usually starting with 3 00 4 It started at 2:47 left when pulled a fast break with Lewis SIroW 2 1.1 3 got the ball the visitors' speed Bowling going through the Harrison sank two foul shots to converting and Wildwood was C.ibriel 0 00 0 Totals and quickness was more than middle, Collins on the outside, put the Cats up 29-27. Then after up by six, 34 70 the Pats could take. and Strober near the top of the a steal, he scored again putting Another missed shot by Lake wi.cfwow 14 2S • I145 Before the game Brartley key, they kept the ball moving the visitors up by four. Brantley and Leslie Hannah L"' P'"tte I I? It 7-s.s FOREST CITY-We were as excellentl> coached." cold as toe weather." cornIn other Top Ten games, lOp. menled Lake Brantley Jayvee FISTIC FORESIGHT STEEL SILTED RADIALS 0 - -- .. };-. -- - . 714 0 T -: - .'t • '. V^Ajkev ': Yy' -- 70 43 16 StJ - - - 1211 McCullough. M urphy had a Green collected 1Z04$ from closing 66 . McCullough 67 and the purse of 1110,000 and ha yes 6$, — ' ' Division 31 26 544 7 33 II , '- 34 34 54 30 SO') 12 II O 295 73', -' )'a • Atlantic Oivom WL Pct. 0.6. s 53 EIRIELLI Golf Classic, His 341 total, 19 par-but won 11),000 for te under par, was two strokes season faster than ltd ever ahead of Bert Yancey, who had been (lofle be fore. a final round 70. fie won $6,249 and has five rounds of '° Miller was lied with Bob spread over four desert tour Murphy. Mark Hayes and Mike John Mahaffey came on to lake third in the bright, warm nntshJne of the final round, shooting a 67 and a 347 total. P. .. WWt' QEA,jI'j,1 l"" — 2 14 72 IS? son's money.wlnnlng list with t he year. - pwEss Johnny Miller, winner of the AO0ka — "My nam.'," Hubert Green fist three toarnarnents of the USmyrna said, "is not exactly a house. )C41', mnadeoneearlyrunat the hold leaders but Ialtercd down the LA•V 'I don't suppoaeitlsnow," stretch and finishedina four. Green made the cornment way tie for fourth at N9. PALM DESERT, Calif. (AP) '' t7,VIcy' &,opcoRAaacg, NIA Rouge. Idle Evert Wins - - All 09C Garnies j Team Oviedo sea. ' ly THE ASSOCIATED fp.d,, fl..,._ II,A' i - - øi#qon'ca.eir' - Pro Cage • - : 5,e: NARW Sports Briefs - - Raises Smoke following blow out cvt - i 9TA'4OPn'L'1? C' Vflk?FtyJ1 AfitAt! niuun s 1Sf/SI UV/tL '-Z -- - Hope Desert Classic 7o—the par 65 had propelled him from fie had a final " three strokes oft the pace to a *h consecutive time this a. victory in the Bob Hope Desert IOfl he's matched or broken &IF iV7' 4'e aors and there was no way to hold the scoring down after that," oil the board, posting a blistering 37 points up on the scoreboard while holding the by Head Coach Jay Hoover told his hoping to rely on consistent Herald Correspondent uire ig t Al r ____ -- 6 Kerbs, the two Saints' middle men came up with 17 and IS points, respectively, but it was their rebounding strength, both Wildcats 'Skin' Prifri#nfic 65-55 L.t4tJ,. 16 __ - A * 1_ Green's 65 Captul a t_ I talent, and Walt Morgan, the school's top athlete last year - I - 1 £ . - '4 -- I" - ,, ___ - - A$iLl r--; - ___ - , - ____ Tonight the Orange Belt O'dedo-Apopka game lived up Against other teams around advantage going Into the final the tag tournament lootneil r t enters its it,ost ti it ,I(h1r,c1 billing a ot of the sta:e the Cudas are Il-I. eight minutes of the all. ruu,il week of the 73.74 c.ig the raust exiting ahead, Oviedo journe(l to games of the (k-oee, led by Jump shooting important game DeLaixi and got bombed by the seasm. Oviedo had to comlo - Bulldogs, 7245. Earlier in the - IApopka, wWch led the OBC from behind, as they were down to 77m final margin was a 2D PPed Da ytonal Beach Father -'. -----l eery step of the way, by 11-1 year Oviedo had routed DeLand during the first period Lop" 6448. win, at in the Lions Den but the —.I jumping out to an early com- 'Men it was Apopka getting off The C3rdinals dropped " — 'aw I manding lead, finds i tself with the floor when Kissimmee was Involved In match was a different story. the Uons carae behind after the first eight anot , her one point margin, but ________________________ Kisslinmee. It's ba-k against the wall in back in the second period and minutes 19-14, but caught up in this time they were They dropped .ehind by opened up a seven-point ad. the second, stayed even In halftime, 302$ and then forgot the they took the measure of ____ -The BlueDarters had a vantage of their own, 29-fl. how to play basketball in the third and pulled away in xl chance to lock up the title last The end of the third period fourth ___-. Richaid Belt'i desperation Second half as the under-500 4 Tuesday in Oviedo wnen they found that lead cut to .39.3$ toss from almost 30 feet out Bulkings outscored them 42-17 met the Uons tnaj Friday Oviedo Cwj.,.vu it the last period was a.uw with only a few ticks on the TIGHT BUNCH COMING DOWN STRAIGHTAWAY It win by Apopka would have batik' with bo th Apopka got ready for this teams gaining least a tie for first place In cfok remaining proved to be week's tests by During Sunday race in Daytona meant whatever they did the lead more than once, bef e loop by Jumping out Into a or the winning margin for the Rabies City at homedefeating against Klss!mmee would be the Lions were finally 8314. 14-point first period lead. able Kowboys, meaningies., as Rig Blue would pull away their two point win, 'Ii Red Devils Lake. A Red Devil surge in the Saturday - with the fir st . have had an insurmoun ta ble vie also were able a second and third pe riods left the place tie secure and the crucial wi a -two-game advantage. t he road In Kissimmee, the Kowboys Lions with a shakey five-point 42.,Qas they €rre wnped OBC games behind them, while ' But, a 47-45 Oviedo win coupled allowed the Lakeview Red it with another Lion score over [ki1s to gain •. -its first league Kissimmee surpr.sed a :. Lakeview three night's law in win, when the bome team blew ~ y touted St. Cloud teani, . - - - - I Winter Gartlen, " _ put the a 49-42 fourth period lead. s`aJmS 77-73 for the 12th win of their __ -1 Blue Darters behind the The Devils finally pulled even seam. "netted eight ball. at the r-id of The Uon's are now hoimle in before wirirtittg It _____ -- ;_-_ ;- - Coach George Austin's Seminole County version of the Saints caught fire for 37 points In the third period of a foulmarred, hostile-crowd game and came away with a school record setting 105-47 win at the expense of St. Petersnurg Christian, with five local lads Wiling "double-digit heaven." Sanford stars Pat Crimmins, a pint-size package of ballhandling genius and shooting cagers to their 14th will of the year in 19 outings. "The crowd got on our boys . : — - vj; 1 fastest qualifier at 181.818 in the Buddy Baker won the pole for hloss Ellington Chevrolet fact ears 500 at l.5 t2 iiiifes ant ti. pleased i ith hi Maier, the young iLir from fire trucks were right n the IxitIon for a superspeedway per hour, while Pearson won a .cperds. Midland, Mich., and Jim 'robin, scene. On the caution, the three race for the 20th time Sunday, record 10 superspeedway races "We should have run at 186, 1 tangled up on the fourth turn. leaders, Katona, Hutcherson turning in a speed of 1.017 in 197:3. thought we could. Aside (rain Maier slid wldIy into the pit and Ross au made last-minute miles per hour in the Wood Four-time Daytona 500 my best speed everything el.yy entrance wall and then down pit stops and as the flag once Brothers'Purolator Mercury. winner Richard Petty landed went smooth. The cross-wind the front stretch, coming to a again fell it was a dash to the The three-time Grand the other front rw position didn't h ur t us like we thought," rest on the track. end with Ross getting loose will, National champion from after touring the 2.5-mile tn. he said. -' ST. PETERSBURG -The Trinity Prep Saints taught another group of less gen. (lemanly Saints what It means to get a licking Saturday night. ( r a i aU - I, BY J RICHARDS Herald Sports Editor heard round the After 10 laps the average the top 10 was: Montego) runs about as well as that much practice yet. I think world Katona, who started speed was 175438 mph last years car (1971)," said , 1 ewillbeuptoPearson'sspeed w MIC7I driving the car just this week, The lead changed V times , HUIChCI, by race time. I hope y ,• iearson,wtioliasnecrwon the qualified at a speed of j between four drivers. 3 Earl Roes Ait%a Canada 500 anyway." mph. Paul F,Idnur. RithOeld. Wisc. In lapnuinber4l the engine in "The Wood Brothers are Jut Petty, who averaged 152.207 The race start ed 30 of ARCA'S Micky Flora's Dodge let go in 5 Jim Tobin. Hudson. In, unbelievable the way they set miles per hour in winni ng he V T• t best drivers with Ron hut, turn number one, draping oil on 7. Tery Link, Daytona BHCh, ti, up a car. I hope wc can get a 500 last year, hopes to become cherson In a 1971 Mercury on the track causing the second It little more and win my the first driver to put together ,; first really speed the outside pole, and Katona in caution flag of the day. big race. I would ic Jerry HuttOn, Greenville, back-to-back wins in the richest his bright red Dodge took the The race settled down once like not hing be tter right now and most prestigious stock car lead for the first six laps until again until the 64th lap when QUALIFIED than to win the Daytona 500. It's event. Earl Ross blew by In the 10th leroy Austin blew the motor in the biggest race there is," he .. avid li, Charlie (ilotzbaeh, the third tsr. his l'lymonth, causing a big oil Richard Petty, Randleman, NC said, -:-- Mark TP Explodes For 105-47 Win Field By ('MU. VAszut - Monday, Feb. 11, 197+-38 The Sanford Herald Pole - - -- 1 _PWW ___iW- Monday, Feb. 11. 1974 Pearson - . 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' 1r ,aiifiiri'i trra1i linanClilg information Poultry il-Wanted to Buy i9-Slamps To Advertise I SupplIes i6-Horses - $4 -Pets and look 1'o - , Lifestyles 11 -AntIques 77-Auction ______________________ PUIILISIIEDEVERY A Travel 'Flie 1lt'14111J appearing in The Sanford Herald are 77-Junk Cars Removed available to you in BxlO reprint size BEEN il-Motorcycles DIAL 312 - 26fl or 831.9993 ________ 322•2677 or 8319993 LOOKING FOR 79--Trucks and Trailers .10 -Autos for II - ACir.,rebeuIsl,..ealEsla,, GI4PTC loWe' Lifestyles 5 .tVIJtlO'I , ____________________________ Publi1wd Houses Rent Unfurnlshed AN Th Lovely home cmi I,uke Adults oOIy 527$ per mOnth 373 7900 cm 643 7S32 - _______________________________________________________________________________________ 11)fl. EQUAL ontroi - -- Business Opportunities 'I u Close to everything yet "away from it all," , S.. the homes built with pride & the finest of materials 30$, . - HOMES OF DISTtNCTION OPPORTUNITY -.- - - • . ____ . I.StabIi,bt'J TV Repair shiop Stock Ph 577991) or .win eQupnsenl "' J1eti ____ ______________________ EMPLOYMENT - Sunday In ' Scerinole County Courthouse, Samford SUNDAY IN YOU'LL FIND WHAT YOU'VE for $3, Lllest)'-les *nowledge of and fcirmer em flookerpn pioymenl fl eng.neerirvg type j'ICi desirable Shorthand required State retirement plan. paid P'ospitali:alion, e.ghl holidays, vacation and sick leave - TransportatIon 74-Auto Repairs. 'rt Ac:essories V/ Rood CleanI Reasonable Call 372 1391 _____________________________________________________________________________ * * Secretary* * Apply: Lois Hare, Room 70-Swap and Trade 73-Camper's Trtller% FurnithedAp.rtmt - U1lIlI al-Equipment for Rent 63 :.,, 38 - - Desk Clerk And SupplIes LOnqWiood CENT to 00 general housework and Clean I room apartment A4it5 cooking Own transportation Ph only, no pets Near hOSpital Atttr after 10 a m feb 1 lit I last m 322 3445 Male preferred 310 II p 0' , S clays ruperience helptut AppI..ant must have references and muSt b hondaofe Benefits Include Hcallh Insurance, P*id vacalions, meals Apply in person at Shecalon t,ariford Iris, ii and SR 36. .51 ZIG-ZAG 830.,550() Lady YOU'LL FIND $31 27 • l.t'i PIit& pm's Pitt SEWING MACHINE Realtors Inc Fumnishedap.arlrnenl,,)3 Panlu Ave AdultS, peePer settled couple P4cc pets 3279110 AVON _Calli4l,,?7, _________________________ _________________________ _______________________ Roberts & Gilman _______________________________ IS-Boats £ MarIne EquIpment name of LAKE MARY 37-Sports EquIpment WITNESS my hand arid the seal of ACCOUNTING SERVICE, and that I intend to register Said naive with 3$-Bicycles th said Court on thiS day Its, Clerk Of the Circuit Court, February, 7th. 1971 Seminole Coceslp, Fiorida in ac 39-MusIcal Merchandise (Seal) omdance with the provisions of thc 0-Office Equipment Arthur H Beckwlth, Jr rictutous Name Statutes, To WI Section 14509 florid Statules Its? S Martin P Bacon, Jr Jan 21. 35, Feb 4, II, 1971 1974 Publish DCX 3 Rom, S)SOP,to UtilitiesPd MatureCou.,ple No Pets, Deposit Ifl 0270 _________________________ TO BUY OR SELL & YOU'LL FIND Stereo fictitious Clerk of f'ue Circuit Court P4gtut i'alchmn,an Plow Construction 323 lt000r$43 2522 32-Appliances is Ossolulion and fleet Service men Good pay tras Make otter. Call Gee fltis. As,x After Soul's 322 Two bedroom duplex furnished apartment 1730 Orlando Drive. Sanford scale, hospilalization, paid _____________________________ holidays, 3 week paid vacaiioo Nice bc' apartment w.th ar. Newly first year, prescription d'ug decorated. Adults, rio pets. 1)50 program, retirement program, mo Damage deposit Ill 966$ paid life insurance Apply in Looking for !ivestock buyers? Place persontoS5$west lit St. Sanford alow cost ctassif ied ad for results An Equal Opportunity Employer YOU'LL FIND 46-Income And Investment Property - GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE. Sanford has openings for general apartments ____________________ _________________________- TO Wll.LIAM RALPH 111W 1sf St values 31-Wanted to Rent -- FOR 3-Machinery and LOOPS t,j-__ Want Ads J1() [ifestyle DCVII - 460 ___________________________ __________________________ ST. JOHN'S REALTY CO. CASSELBERRY I ' w''-" EVER'ST REALTY INC Realtor. IOI S H 17 '7 Maltiand,67$OSoJ * * WELDERS* * Publish: Feb 11. II. 23. March 1, UL, 3 bdrm home, mature couple, $125 per mo $705 Magnolia Call 671 "We Don't Stop n. JO, Stokes Deputy Clerk , (3stribulor-pafl or lull lime 10 Supply Company established accounts seth RCA CBS Disney Records Income possibilities up to 51000 per month with only .5O0reired for inventory and training Call COLLECT 101 Mv Ja mes ($171 461 496, ReaI s_,) :' HousuforSa Unfurniihed Rea I s housing 7310 PROBLEM HOUSeS Rent IMMEDIATE INCOME Copy. TO: ERVIN MORRIS ) FACED WITH A DRINKING 3 untry 1,71 Thence run northwesterly ap City Clerk pecuimalely 1431 feet along the east of lIe City ot Inc cit conal IC a point Cassc'tbe'rry. I lcir.d S.s-d pont being approematel, Publish Jan Ii, 71, 7$. feb 4. II, 370 beet souIh of the cer.terline of lfli ifO*tii Branch Ps. PxJ, e.g hürth S2u ti-nt Ii, 11-. rnlrrl,ne of I-Icw.eli NUIICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Bsnch Roan NAME STATUTE run westely along the TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN ceotecl,neol Howell Branch Road to N0tic iS hereby given that the a point on the nollh tine of Sectio undersigned, pursuant 10 the 31, Tc*nth.p 715 Range 30€. said •'FICI$lOUl Name $talufç' Chapise goml bIioe apYosinsafety ,,nS tact $4509. Florida Statute, will register frOrnt1Senortpestco.ngtof SeCti with (tie Clerk ci PIle Circuit Court, 31. Township ItS. Range IDE Iii and fpr SsiyiinnJ, County, Florida, Thence run well ofong 11* rioctP upon receipt of proof ci Inc ci Secloi', 3 Township j, publication of this notice, It. ffr Ran-up riC t thC northwpt 'orner t,Uoj5 rams * t nt ALTA'.IONTE ci Section ii, to*nrup 7'S. Range PCOIATI1ICS AS5OCIAIES REAL ESTAT( LIMITED und whichw thence continue weal along thq expect o engage iii butmnsjs at S north line of Section J 1Crnhip OSc*'ola Street .0 the Cit5 of 715, Qan.e 3CC to tIi., pont c4 .%ltmcintp 'flengi, I l. .4j t'ai 'he t;arte5 l'Iitu'(%t,d r' ',o.4 UL1iNC. PLACE budines enterprise are as foi.ci*s fsecausv the Board Cl County Edward N Zi%$Man, ?, o of Sem.noic cnunty SIeim ., MO ISIS determined that no * at?dmtOrtanda.OSaCty, Coinmodafiens f.resentIy exist Florida, January 33. letI w*thinfhtsPrpclesct *deuate fO(the Pijbliti JCn 71. Feb 1, II, 1$, $974 exPeditiOUS an.1 effiCleO Go). 1.1 WANT AD BusinessOpportuniti.s S following discrib,o properly lying WlTNESSmyhandarsdthewatof 0EV 35 and being in Sens;nole County, said Court on the 14th clay of Florida. to wit January, AD 1,71 All that part ci lhe North 7op fq.ef UEALI NOTICE of the South AVlhvr H Reckwith, Jr of the NE'S of me SERVICES TO PERSONS NWI4 of Section 25. TownShip 7$ Clerk of Circuit Court UNASLE TO PAY ' South, Rang, 10 East. tying East oe ScImnole County. Florida THEREFORE centerline of TUikAw,lI,,elll SR 136. t'.. ccl Pc an easainar.i fy Y ?.t4tthO I. i?iifl SEMINOLE MEMORIAL Road ingressandecrn$oi ,,q,hef30 Dpssy Clerk HOSPITAL Thence run South along the ceo feet thertof, together with an CARROLL BURKE tIll EAST FIRST STREET terinC of Tu$ka'a,illa Gabiiella Attorney for Petitioner easement for Ingrets aId SANFORD. FLORIDA oad t fPi loulPillor of SectIon 35, Ill Sansorci Atlantic ov?r PhoWest lOfii$ Of the PlodS The flurrau of Comcnur?y -,.nsnp 7lS. Range lOt feet of Use S . of the NW4 of the flanls Building Medcai Facile's. Drpartm,nt of Thtnte continue South along Ihe PIti of Section 71, TownShip 2$ Santord. Florida 3777$ i-ieailh ar-ri RePsabl tative Services. centerline of Tusk,syw,IIa Gabrieila South. Range3O(ast, lalsotoq,tP*r Pvblith ian 71.21 1 Feb Stafeof Fice'da. has established Inc 1 ii, ii Io6d .0 SectIon 34. TownshIp 31$. withaboatlauflcp.lngeasementinpo DEX $09 sUfn of *71.44300 as inc level f Range 30€ to the centerline of State Lake - HO*vlI over the South IS lees of tmcorloansat.51t.lrvie.a In ha n,a,i. ....'.4. USC North OOl..lnf 1k. 1. .J &II'ICI --: nw I .s.iiao,e DY Seminole Mtrno,i&l Thence run eatt along the ceo the NW'4 of the NE', of Section 2t NOTICE IS HEREBY G'VEN that Hospital In tIle period Of I OCtober 73 lerline of Stat, Road 474 to the east Townihip 2$ South, Range 10 East. the Board 01 County Ccmmis,sia-iers to 10 SepI ember 10. $971 line of Section 34, To*nhip PS. Seminole County. FlOnid*. of Seminole County. Florid., shall at ThiIde$sqmi,satlon has been made Range lOt to the corporate timI's of tti Cify of 1 00 0 in • or as soon thereafter as pursuant to 11* requIrements of the Thence continue along the can Cassetberry. Florida; and possible, on lbii 19th day of regulations Cf the Public te"line of Slate Road 476 in Section Hellth (b1 To consider at'h the question February. $974. consider enactment S.ervI,, U S Department of PipalIn, Il. Towrthup 715. Rar-e 3It to te of des '9natin and aiSgnirig the ,,,l the fOIlci.nc ..wdnan(. Education, and Wellare, 142 (FR (reiterIne of Or-an Poai :0009 clJSlet'cat on of C I Corn An oronarice relating ic tr $3 Ill) And th,lppticabI, p'o.s'oiis Then run SOuthtrty along the rnerclat to sa property as tisaz un,ncoepcvated areas of 5q'mmle of Florida Medical Facilities on tntrrl.n, oh Dean Road to the classification ii desc,.bei in the County, Florida. providing itructlon Plan youiht corner of Section II. Zoning Ordnances of the City of reQlations *0 control an regulate "Uncon'tpensated Services Township 21S, Range lIE Cassetberry, Ftorida, to wit, Or electrical contractors and electrical Thence run west oiong IPie sou'h dnance No 1$ as amended and cOnstruction within Seminole means services available li facility which are made available t Ine of Secfion 31. Township 1)5. luppIi'ffl,nted County, amendng Stion it of persons unable to pay lhiq$, Range ilE to the SOuth*ett corner The present zoning clessification Ordinance No 73 $7 to proi,nde for without charge or at a charge *ti.b of said Section of SaIJ propprty is A I as that the adoption of Flor,di Electrical i less than tIle reaSonabl, coSt ci' Thence Continue along the Classification is descrbed in fhl Code (Uniform Code of Central tu(ti services IS.. level of Sorb Southline Of SetP10n 36. 35. and 31. Zoning Ordinances and reguiafivs Floridal Notice "C", January I. ser-vicn i measured by the a I To*nhip llS, Range lOt, to the ci Seminole Cotesty. Florida. 1971. at or. nI .ha tfa,,,.... , is-------fee Ce bet*n the amount padi), w 9irw!Ing The pI.rbl.c heating will be held ifl establishing an-i prescribing rules such personsfcr lhe POLLINi PLACE services arri Inc 11Sf City Hd!l. Cassalbirry. ,r to.id., and reoufalicas for electrical con .easonable cost ttseqeot Eastt%ook Swim Club, Eajtbq on the 11th day of February, AD %tructi. insinlenanc,, and repa.r The level set out above meets ft. Boulevard, Seminot, County, 19'1, at 7 00 p m. or as soon %Sith.ri the County providing moe presumptiv, compliance Qu'dtl'-.-i Fl,r,1, thnqealtec As potsti .i *hiCh tiesq constructor SrvcrabIty, .,r.d an of Il'.e ftderal regvlalion% and 5 PilE dlii t 140 43 ntCr,sted parties and citizens for effective date Copies of sad or per cent of operating cos's Deg.natapoinronth.noethln.of aoapain;tlnepropospjaon,iation dn4nCC are available for OUblic Semnole Memorial Hospital hiS Section 33. Towntiip 7$ South, and zoning will be heard Said inspection during regular business 'tie right to determine ho*, when, Mange 30 East. Said point being hearing maybeconfinurdfnonitjm, Pours in (Sn' 0111CC of the Board of Jnd to whom approximately 300 feet west of hospital 'Services will to time until final action is taken by County Commitsiorw',t. Seminole be provided northeast corner of Section 33, the City C'luncsI County Courthouse, Santorci. Thqe are 'so guidelines wh cli Tow'nshp 7)5, Range IDE Thit noti'e shall be posted at the Saio point also desce ed as the City Hail within the City of Florida. from Ihs date until thp dale Poll?iVf'ty identity a person ci enactment consideration t ,rst family as eligible to receive full or "nlirl.ne of Slate Roaø 43 COM'berry. florida, arid in lure. wyillen aXve Thence ivn So'atheastrrly along partial uncompensated svcvicol ill other places wilhirt 'rue C,'ty and (Seal) Cacti case must be evaluated or. ti the centerline ol State Road 131 too pu0iishq in The 5afliid Herald, a Arthur H Beckwi'h, Jr own mer,f on the east line of Stcti 3), n.*Waper of Qenc'al Circulation in Clerk Township 715. Range bE the City of Casielberry PutIitj, Ian 79 I I II. II 1971 Publh I ei II, i974 'Thenp continue Southeasterly Seminole County, Florida, once a Ot.X 163 along the centevl.ne of State Ro&d OCr is week for at least tour Consecutive 434 in Sct#on 34. Township 3)5, weikS prior to thC date of thC public Range E. fo a po.nt on the Sooth hearing; the dile 01 the tirst line of Section 34. Township 715. puiilication to the dale of the last Rang, lOt. publication, both dates IncluSive. ¶..id pont being .SPP'o'mately Stall not be less than l*enty r'QPt 510 t'tt Irons true Southwest Corner of 1251 days. In addition, notite shall Section 31. Township 31$, Range iCE b potted in the area to be co, Thence run east Along lIe South sideredtor annexation arid toning at line of Section 74, TOsenth.p 71$. lr.St fittt't'n fiSt day's prior to the Range IDE t a po.nt date' at th pubic hearing Said point being approximately DATED thIs 9th day ci January, 470 test west of the southeast corner A (3 1971 4 'q tOn 34 li -n.i.h p JlS, Run).. ',r.jII Maty W Pf4*it'arnr ?4 MARRIAGES Prl,)riej a, L'i iv L k P4 rlllmeLgotdetjvery Marilyn Silver Springs Airport Retired gentleman O.K. Hrs $70 Rd 7344433 am 17 30 p en a day week. Sundays off Call Mr 6.etden. 373 _________________________ PeVhap%AlcoholicAnonyrnous DIAL ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, SEWING MACHINE Can Help BROKERS FLORIDA, ANNEXING TO AND 33 us Rent Furnished OPERATORS Call 173 1517 TheTimeT,sfedrm INCLUDING WITHIN THE COil I bedroom furnished house in Days: 377-4)73 Seminole 322.2611 Some elperIene in InduStrial Writepo Box 17)3 PORAT( 3fl.i IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND AREA OFAREA or THE CITY AN country. $130 mo • plui ISO sewing Will cross train on ciher Santord,Florida _________ FOR LAND SITUATE AND ________________________ SEMINOLE COUNTY, BEING operations damage Call after $ pm. 373 FLORIDA 154 SEMINOLE COUNTY, NEED ROOM? JUST IN CASE OF A RECESSION! Winter Park. ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll AirConditionedptant 6211_______ FLORIDA, AND MORE PAR IN CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.191 Free. 1417077 for "We Care" Large 7 story home with extra lot. Goodrringunenefits TICULARLY DESCRIBED AS In re the Marrls, of h40hli" Adutli or Teens AND ESPECIALLY beacvse Of the fireplace in livIng room, formal Incentive Opportunity FOLLOWS LOTS $19, 190 AND It) SPENCER C DOUGLAS, 34 Orlando 831.9993 Mobile Homes Rent qas shortage, a sell service, coin ___________________________ dining, beautiful modern kitct,n. HOWE INOUSTRIES, INC ________________________ OF FOREST CITY, ORANGE HUSband, ,rated KWIK KAR WASH In the 7 bedroom tOSAlrporlBl5d deoofns, 7 baths, central heat PARK, ACCORDING TO THE 3731130 and trailer Lost and FOUIICI for rent, 5100 per -. Slnfordarea,iIIproyldeysarsol and air Very good cOndtion Ask for Want Ads _______________________ PLAT THEREOF AS R(COpO[ HELEN W DOUGLAS, . no pets Call 373 2631 RETIRED MAN OR WOMAN to STEADY INCOME. An in ________________________ 539.S Terms IN PLAT BOOK 2. PAGE 90. OF Wile LOST' Pr ladles' eyeglasses, clrivt and demonstraf,ate new stment for those o MUST Ithru$tjmes . 4OcaItns THE PUBLIC RECORDS NOTICE OF ACTION Thurs., Jan 31-in gay colored "People Powered Vehicle" SUCCEED Call collect, P34714 37 BUsiness Property SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. 4thru25 times 3OCa ACREAGE case, between West lit, 17.fl I THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO 3111 Liberal commission and bOnus, REDEFINING THE CORPORATE 2Stim.s For Rent . hIca line 3Q11 St 373 $SS$ HELEN W DOUGLAS Demonstrator furnished .. s an $0 with 2 i.rm LIMITS Of THE CITY Of (p.00 MINIMUM CHARGE 7711 G Third A'ieove SOuth PARKER ENTERPRISES ) tiled farm land Pr(r'd riCi-' AL IAt.iOp4TE SPRINGS TO Ill LOST Female Pe$ingnese, blonde, 4000 $q Ft Metal Rurltj.rtg with 3i Rooms for Rent 3 LIneS MInimum BIRMINGHAM. ALAEAMA CLUDE SAID LAND WITHIN THE collar vlcini:y flIh I Holly office I4 Mi £ of II on SR ;o . Call 33 S7O MUNICIPAL LIMITS OF THE Reward 7230050 The Longer Your Ad Runs CUTTER Sanford Court Motel LOVELY YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED CITY AUTIIORIZING AMEND ?e experiencp in cutfing cloth. that SPENCER C. DOUGLAS The Less It Costs Per Line has MENT TO CITY ________________ Newty renovated, Color TV. pifltti5 and paper we I borm, 7 bath home with family filed MAP TO IN Magnolia Square a Petition in 6Child C-at'e Per Day. arpef. IC, efficiencies & o'er room, shade frees ano good dUDE SAID LAND ANNEXED. the CIrcuit Air ConditiOned PtnI • Coc'rt tv OP PROV 101tIr. n, or wit rates iQ'a?,On $37 SlID SE PARABIL 7 y t21 . rr.noe Bern 0"$ot'on Cf A'rrrr.,'c 4nd , 14,1 rr'n us Tm er 'ii A src f " cor L IC 1 i' ' S,,nford )fl 4D 1.1 E CT Rated For Consecutive required to Serso a CoPy ot YOU Incentive Oppttunt, your Chid Educalionai Child care DATE Club rp. written defenses, If any. 00 KEN HOWE INDUSTRIES. INC Insertions-No Change & kindergarten A Child's World, SOlAirport NO TRAFFIC NOISE -SaidOritinancewasplacedon,,rs, Blvd P4O LEASING, I su.te lin,shed in 33.1130 213 Santord Avi 3733121. Of NETH W. MCINTOSH. of STEPI reading on February 5, 1971, fld hr... 30 _______________________ _______________________ Apartments Rent 3 bedroom home on large lot ou?ide ____________________________ pending, waIt paper and Carpet, STROM DAVIS I MciNTOSp, City Council will cOnsider same t city with patio and all the heat and air COndition, covered Unfurnished Attorneys for Pefitl.on,r, WlSO'i finul passage and adoption Want Ad Can't put 'lie car In the garage Sell good walk, corner location, Elite ad after Inc 9 Things to Eat no longer nered items With a To bedrooms, 1 batt. wall to wall address Is Poll Office 1330 publIc hearing, which will be held ru 533 053 Ttrmi dress. "733 N Country Club Rcld, Sanforit. lilorlda. 37771. Boa a Department Hours Classified Cd in the Santord Oranges' the the City Hall of Altamonte Springs, temples, hamlins carpeting, drapes, central heat Lake MCry. Fla "$ISper mo I oriciesal With the Clerk of the Pile above Herald Dial 377 7611 or III 919310 Grpefruil, while & pink and air. Fully equipped with dish Tuesday, the 76th oay up on minImum 3 yr. lease Sam.. 5:30p.m. Styled Court on or befo.e March 13, February, llli, place yours Graissle, 3m washer Call Mrs Weatherby 373 _____ ______ _____ ______ JOHNNY at S 00 p m • or as WALKER Saturdays & Holidays _____________ REALPayton 1,71, otherwise A default and s 64S2 thereafter as potSibli. Al the ESTAIEICONSTRUCTION In ultmate 9a.m. . 12Noon Oranges. Lemons iudgment will be enteed meeting Interested parties crap --against you Grapefruit, Tangelos SHORT ORDER COOK. Mon. IPru NEW I & 3 bedrooms from 1169 6 DiadIinl-13 Noon foe the relic' demanded appear _____________________________ a be heard with respect to Sat previous experienc, helpful. .0 the Petition mos lease Sandle*ood Villas E V Foster, 377 U4 Day Before Publication the proposed Ordinance This excellent 41 Call 323 7170 WITNESS my hand arid offic working conditions, Houses for Sale Realty, 322 1)0) hearing may be continued Prom time teal of said Court on the 6th day many company benefits, paid _. . 13 74 Hiawatha Avi al,7'7 Travel Agencies Nice of to time until final action is taken by Iand2b.domapts holidays a February. A 0.. v,cation. Call 641 SANFORD AREA -_________ -Announcements the City Council 7 Magnolia Ave ,Apt 3 __________________________ 1011 (SEAL) FLYIPIC, CARPET IOURS, INC _________________________ A copy of the P'OPosed Ordinance n asia ta m p m ARTHUR H BECKWITH I-Cards of Thanks Airline tIckets. Cruise and TOur% at HOUSEKEEPER_ Live in. GOOD NEWS ' ispo'5tt the City Hall. Aitamont, 1 small Clerk Cf Circui? Court citicial rates 303 Semoraru Blvd. FRANKLIN ARMS children Total expenses and Spring Florida. ani copes are c's -In Memoriam Only $79 3 tc ihj crrcil. Counuy, F lou,da Ciy SUM oos 435) *31 3733 AP.ISRTMENTS lIC nIP the 541,Iry PNcr. 131 99)1 Ct IPiC C 'tv And Lip I d.0 Al liar rs 2 blh lü e tiSir 03 3 -Cemetar'es Stenstrom 1120 FLORIDA AVENUE C be 'ospected by the Deputy Clerk utility room, Central ar. POR TER, part time, hrj. flexible, 18 Pobli Help Wanted i-Personals STENSTR0M DAVIS & fanuily room, carpets, eat In od working conditions, many land 2 bedrocms, Carpetrg and DATED this 6th day of Februai y. McINTOSH kitchen. tenced yard. CiTrus trees, S-Lou and Found drapes, central heat and a r, fully company benefits. Some cx Pamkers. no experience. Matinee I A0 much more. Assume present Post Office Box 1330 perience in floor and carpet care egulp.d kitChn, Adults only. Ph nchts See Chief Parker, Sanford s PtilIi Jordapit 6-ChIld Care ______________________________ ___________________________ mortgage or refinance with IS_ SUNLAP4O- 3 e.troom With heat, Florida Stale Bank Call ui 3011 Orlando Kennel Club City Clerk SuIte 72 down Call now Phyllis Cappc.ni, " air Fenced Nicety I.ndsoaped 7-Molds Hotels of the City of Atsoc Priced right at 117.950 Sanford, Florida 32771 GENEVA C,AROENS AUTO MECHANIC Altamonte Sonsgs. Florida "Don't ns'" Serve a useful S-EatIng 'laces Attorneys toe Petitioner AP,%RTMENTS Ken Kerns Garage Publish Feb II. 1934 purp.again w'uen you sell them ISEALI ilItSo SanfordAve 322.3547 CLIFF JORDAN 1505W 75th St IDYLLWILDE- Extra nice 3 •-GOOd Things to Eat 0EV 40 with a claSsified ad from the bedroom, 2 bath. Climate control bllth: Feb 1). II. 75. March 1,_ 3 bedrooms, 7 baths, Convenient to Sanford Herald. Call us lodayt Wanted' REALTOR III 1773 to-Do It Yourself Woman Companion to live and other ettras s1S. eli shopping center Shag ____________________________ Don't delay' JuSt dial 3272611 or in nicehome in Sanford With blind 0EV 41 lI-tnstructjon carpeting, drapes, dishwasher. ___________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. 331 t963 To place your low cost Widow tnat us in good physical ThponsWerIo"atlodowlh your MAYFAIR- New I bedro. 2 . * * central heal& air. Soarkling clean -want a cid Car " Sell it with a Classified condition Call C H Miller 327 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. bath Florida roam, double INVIT.STION FOR cool Move in today. Children Travel & Recreation Lit 7471 After S pm. call 73 PU. CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE garage, all extras. 541.400. --. PROPOSAl. accepted 372.20% Buy a bargain or s.etl a bargain with Altamonfe Cate,ing needs won't', COUNTY. FLORIDA Notice Is hereby given I3TraveI Agencies fun to use and read classilied ads' that the CIVIL ACTION PlO. hitS IOY'IW'LDE 3pt i ,tt e-'r o Caiselberry 01 Semir.otc drivers Salasy plus Commission Call 327 2611 or III 9993 to place bath. Florida room, double Cnlv, Florida, will recelve sealed CIVISION S l4-Camping.ResorIs Stop Urn!'1 Call 1301341 for appointment your ad In re the Marriage of: garage. molt extra,. 142.300. proposals up 10500 PM, IS-Action Spccts DALE DYKE5, Wife _________________________ Stenstroni _________________________ -- February 33, 1974, Monday, in CASSELBERRY the and BELAIR- 3 bedroom with partially Farmers find great bargains in Casselberry City Hall, CS Lake $4400 down, 5197 mo pays all equipPed kitchen, extra large equipment in the classified ads en Empleyment WILFRED F DYKES, Husband Triplet Drive, in connection with ,-' Yo mQht not be a Iar.r, but family room, nicely landscaped take over $ pet, mtg. of NOTICE OF SUIT grant award on Crime Specific THE $20,700. for the owner of this 3 Only SIOOO II-.Help Wnted *e'.egotwsat you're lookng for _____________________ STATE OF FLORIDA TO Tactical Unit b4rm home is moving WILFRED F DYKES Specifications may be obtained at Ideal job br serni-relired or •* 3)-SituatIons Wanted DREA,MWOLD-Now 'I bedroom, SEVILLA GARDEN APART 1770 So Quaker Clss,lbenrp City HaIl The CII, service roan In solvent plant I", bath. Clitri-ste control, par MENTS-Completely refurbished Tulsa, Oklahoma relarveilherigtuttoacc,ps or relect operating gasolIne pumps, filling fialIyequ4ippedkitchemfly I and 2 bedroom units. All ewe Financial ________ YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ________________________ Some extras. 125.000 Hono.abie Bill B,Grlev caipeting Adults only No pets Nursery help wanted for Church Petition In the Circuit Court of Mayor, See them today' / worship service Call AS.asday Seminole County. Florida, for hSLoant City of C'asselberry ,hrou'i Friday to 1, III $961 ' "San,d's5aInL,ad,r" PublIsh. Feb. 4. Il. II. $974 DisSoiuti000fUam,i.age,ar4youare Call 322.2420 Anytime Elmer Bakalla, Inc. 24-tnsurance Your Multiple Listing Agency DEYC requIred to Serve a copy of your ______________________ --------Realtor Fwn,p 134.7W erllt.n de,..s.. .a,.y, on P4CC hI "14n'sSotaSLeader" LacaIa,idNatioisaluLS NOTICEOFPU3LICNEAPINO JULIAN. JR OF STENSTROiSt REALT3RS Your Multiple Lilting *Qen(y 354$ Part 0r Rentals PNOI4I2 373 0110 The Board of County Corn DAVIS & MCINTOSH, Attorneys for 2-Rooms LocalandPlatlonalMLS Poe Rent -________________________ REAL TOPS mrsssoisers of Seminole County will Petitioner. Post Office Box 1730, 2193 Park Cr. Earn $10570 week. uo door tO door Puold a public hearing in In. County Santord, FlorIda, 32771, Oneyearoldluome-livenw-wisat arid file the 30-Apartments Rent collidIng or delivering Write Commlssln Chambers of the trigrsal with the Clerk of the Circu.t ,, tre is what you get and more! David Raruuage. NI W lit St - Il Unlurnlshed Apartments Rent Sem.nole Cc.unly Courthouse. Court on or before March *5th, 1974. TI'S priced at 527,100 is row Sanford, Fla 3777) ._ring Sanlo.d. Florida. Ori Tuesday, otherwise a default and ultimate 3I"AP1S,'lments Rent Furnlsh,d 872.000 It has 3 bedrooms, I baths, February 36. $974 at 7.00 PM or as $udgment will be entered against hilly shag carpeted. KItchen Furntshed -S$N MO PARKS, 123 Bedroom soon theeeaitec ts possible to con. you for the relief demanded in the 32-Houses TAX PREPARERS equ'pped Fenced yard Perf,cl Trailers 1. ApIs 2 Adult parts, 2 Ph. 322-26 1 1 Rent Unturnished sidle applications for a non Petition tar the couple to 'nvest inslead of ______________________ Experienced, part Iimc Sanford, Family parks 331$ H*y ) '7 e5clusive cable tetevlsós franchise paying high rent WITNESS my hand a cfticlal 33-Houses Rent Furnished Sanford 323 1t30; Day. Wk, MO Longwood I DeLarici Corn Connie Russell, SANFORD, 3 bdrm. ISy bath, in SemInole County, Florida. .S5$oC seal of said Court on th# 6th day of mission, training Provided StIR 31-Mobile cential air, l'i yr's. old. 13.000 Hones Rent 5. Joturi A Kimbrough, February, A 0. 1971. 2 Bedroom Adultsonly Block. Inc., DeLand, Fla., 7$ N. ______________________________ down and assume 116.300. Being PUBLISHED EVERY Chairman Park AvenueMobile Park GENEVA (Seal) Home Lots B'vd 901 (73.4 $104). transferred 10 1 wk, ISIS Sum ATTEST SUNDAY IN ____________________ Arthur H. Beciwith. Jr. 7315 Park Drive. 372 $4I merlIn. 333 73$3 For Rent S Arthur hi Deckwith, Clerk Clerk of the Circuit Court 14oi,sekeepeq to lIve in, contact Mr -. FISHERMAN'S DELIGHT The' herald Robert A Morris Seminole County, Florida AVALON APARTMENTS Lasher, Seminole Lodge Nursing 36 -Resort Property P4IGHLAWN AVENUE CATV Attorney Mullet Park Live or deep canal By Linda M Hares ADULTS-NO PETS HOn,C. 300 5 Ray Ave. Sanford For Rent New & I bedroom houses groin 130 Nriflh Park Avenue near St JOtvs's Rivtr. Nicely Deputy Clerk 116W lcd st from sn.tsi FHA. VA fininCirig Sanford, Florida 37771 Wanted rcl,able corker, malP -furnished mobile home, air con 17-BusIness Property Ned N' Julian. Jr a,ailable CaiIWilcOLaOdCo 773 Publish Feb 1 II. l74 vefenrud apply ditloned. wIth inpirson, Sanford large screened STENSTPCM, DAVIS & For Rent WELAKAAPARTMENTS 7190 or 31) 313) a Ut s tan d in g horn e SWY $0 Sunoco I I and SR 44 patio Large boat dock, plus many _______________________ BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED RESPONDENT INFORMATION Help Wanted 0EV 13 RCiotutiOfl. together with a clear ERVIPI MORgIS, _____________________ _________________________ ii Personals 14 P4O'ICE IS HEREnV 'lVEPl by the Circuit Court, Seminole County, the Ct t of Altamonte Springs, Florida in of accordance with the Florida that the Council will hold a provisions the Fictitious Plame public hearing Statutes, to consider the To Wit Section 19$ 09 enactment ci Ordinance No hI Florida Statutes $937 71 entitled S Kenneth C. DeCook AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY Publish Feb 1), II. 73, March ' sought in the Election P'ecincts are femporaril1 changed for the SPECIAL ELEC lION called toe March Il. 1971. as WlTNESSmvhandanøthewatof this Court at Sanford. Seminole Cu'jrit. Florl., iii', 17th tl,sy of 1914 - fictitii name of lolL LAWN PROPOSED ORDINANCE SERVICE, and that I intend re0istersaudnamewithth.cf,rkOf TO WHOM I? MAY COPICERN the adoption of a RetOtulion When anychanoelsmadelnthelocationol polling places designated for any election pee'iinct, and WHEREAS, Florida Law further PhiladelPlia. Pennsy verne 19143 Monday, Feb. 11. 1974-SB PICTITIOU$NAMj COM THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION AT WAS ADOPTED THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE BO.%RD OF COUNTY COM MISSIONER5 OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, ILOkIDA. ON THE •Ih OAY OF JANUARY, AD. 1971 WHEREAS. Florida I.aw req,'ires centerline Cl Dikt Road in Section 7$, Yi-gp 315. Range lOt t the east I.neof Section 34, Township 315. Range 10E Th,nci ontinu, eaSt along cefste?linv of Dike Road ifl SetiC.n township 3)5. flange 30€ 10 the IDE %f•4$ .- - -. •' ---- Polling Placebepublithed ntwollI of a newspaper of general circulation pubtithed in Semi,vile RFSIOENCE UNKNOWN County UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED tPi $ YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Ins day of January, A 0. 1971 that on act.on for dissolution o (SEAL) marria'ie has been lted againSt you Counfy of Seminole, Florida by BEULAN MORRIS, and -jou are required to serve a copy of your Board of County Sect.on 76. TownshIp 71$. Rang. DEX 7 written defenses, if any, to it Commissioners, Seminole )OE. to ,i pont -__________________ CARROLi hüWcl. Aflnrn. i.,. (jntv. Florida Said poinl being approximately CITY OF By Maui W Walker Petitioner, wPiose ador,ss is 17 143 bet norm of lhi centerline of Sanford Atlantic sank Bul'.ding. C*SSEI.IERRY, FLORIDA Deputy Clerk Pencess Gate Boulevard Sanford, Florida 32771. and fll thu Attest. NoticeofPvblfcH.a,in, Thence continue northerly along TO WHOM IT Pi1AY CONCERN. original *ith the Clerk of the atzve Srfhur H Bckwith. Jr Ihe centerline of Dike oad in NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Styled Court on or before the 19Th Clerk, Sectionl7. TOwnthln7IS ts..,... .'5) '-. --" - ' an.. '" VIC ii,. " 4",i,. " " '. SI InCi.. iY UI .15.. .1 r lPi. 7j4, UI"nC UOf 0! to the east line of Section 77, Cassetberr,Fporia, that said City otherwise a judgment will be en Commissioners in and for TownshIp 71$. Range 10€ Council w.11 hold a puriic hearing, leri'd against you for the relief Seminole County, Fforida Thence confinue east a'ong lhe (a) To consider anasatiOn ot tPse oemlnd.d ifl the Pttitioç. Publish Feb II. ii. EAR5...WNATII,1 ___ ________________ ____ ________ ceoterlineof Howell Branct Roadto FOR4QCL000, * N1IT MISSIONER VINLEPI SECONDEDJ BY COMMISSIONER WILLIAMS Husband petiton Clerk effective date and providing apoint On thi5t line of Section 31, further that orders for deliveries Towninup 715, Range 70 stall not be ilsved alter March 3$, Said POint 1110 described as the 1971 ci'nlertine 01 Dike Road (Seal) Thence rur. north along the ceo Arthur H Bek*ith. Jr. terlineol Dike Road to theportheast r.lerk corner of Section 3.4, TownShip 21$. Board of County Range 0E Commi.sion.r Thence continu, northerly along Seminole County. Florida the centerline of Dice Road Publish: Jan. 71.7$. Feb . ----ULU MA9J1 AY BURIED ( ___ ,(*-_.___* J .. S RESOLUTION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR COUNTY. SEMINOLE FLORIDA. CASE NO. 74-r,.A In re pie Maarlae.f ALPHONSE BIANCHINI Thence run easterly along the records tobe maintained, providing AND CANT HIPI THEM "IQEFIIRVEL', THE PPCIF'C I _______________ I -_-s------•-_-- I I • -.--.-. - .i I.: L:.---i-_... --- Legal Wridcr*u'dle, Halnes. he Board of County Commissoners Ward I Woodman. PA of Seminole County, Florida, shall. 101 East New England Avenue at 7 00 p in .or as soon lheveatter as Post Ottic. Box ISO PoSsible. the 19th day of Winter Park. FIDrida 32791 Febro4ry. 19,1, consider the Attorneys for Pet liOnei Said point also described as the enactment cii thi" 10410* nQ or east line of canal P,bIish 71. 7$ I set, . . 1971 driance Thence run DEX 103 northwesterly An orilnarice relating to cx l.pprollmately 4437 feet cepttonal hardship allocations Of aIongtheestIin,ofcanaltoapoin, IN THE CIRCUITCOURT. IN AND Saud p0'., bling apprrvima,ety Pwme Seating fuels, designating a FOR SEMINOLE (OUNTY, county fuel allxaton ofiucaf and S-O ten ith of th- cirIrrIn ci FLORIDA rhn hi ilutCi nib rripr(t 01V11 t4-li flrn,P, O,,.,i ACTIflii hO 11 AS " to household (orsumeri and ------' Thencerun north ap.woaisnately 310 wholesale dealers, requiring IN RE: the marrla9e of ff to the centerline of Howet, vholesale dealers to make IIEULAN MORRIS. ACK WITH YA / T5'E TE6'r, - iijEioflc dUng of voting and Voting parjpylernalia, tne Board PIES t)) separate rflolution, recorded on Dec4mber 3. 973. pursUant to Florida Statutes, designated the lO4iOwn site ouI%idC Precinct Plo 43 as a temporary polling place to. Precinct No 13. Eastboc& Swim Club. SemnoIe r.ouvity. Florida itt IT FURTHER RESOLVED ?hat%aidalt,ralionsandc$ang,sb, recorded intheOtlicial Record Knok in the OfSce 01 the Clerk of he Circuit Court of Seminole County, Florida. and tn., said chanes -ovblithed lour Ill - - timea i, newspaper in Seminole County. designat, the following deScribed Yv.u.,,-n€ -- -- - I . :-' shall be accurately described, arid correct copy OP a RetOlulicsi passed pitilioner'5 allorney. JOHN 0. any election are inadequale at the Ihat any changes shall be published unanimously by the Board 01 County HAINES. £50, of the law Iirm 0 permanent polling place, and tour (II limes in a newspaper in Commissioniri of Seminole County, Wlnd,r*eeIe, Names. Ward I WHEPF.AS. the Board of County Semnole County. Florida, at IS Regular Meeting held Woodhem. P A . PoSt Off ice Roe ISO. Commissioners of Seminole County. NOW. THEREFORE, BE on the 5th day of January, 1,71. as Winter Park, Florida 3775 and file Florida. has determined that the IT RESOLVED by the Board same appears on the record in th• tue original ansiee or pleading in accommodations 01 the polling the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Places in Election Precincts are County of Commissioners MInutE Book for said County nand for Seminole Counly.Florida. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have COUrt oP the Eighteenth Judicial inadequate in compliance with that pursuant 10 Floida Statutes, hereunto set my hand ai.J alileed Circuit. Seminole County COur Florida Law thOuIe, Sanford, Florida 77171. onor Inc Board 1 County Commissicweqs the otfiCIl seal cit the Board NOW, THEReFORE, RE IT - .., .i.s.. ,.,, .. ., y .,. rr,,,.var,, RE5OLVE(.by the Knardof COunty Invy ni'rty 011Cr or (ny CommiSsioners lbs Ilh tay 1971 II create and designate the SoIOwing of January. 1971. you fall to do SO, a default tomfl,i5;,$'e of Seminole County, ludomsol wil be rntced described election precincts for (Seal) against Floride, that the polling places 01 you for the rel.ef Semiiole County a,i do so Arthur H. fleckwth. Jr COLLES IHCO,%IE FROM THESE.. HOW*DtZ1 I IN , --- b,ard of County Commissioners of Florida r%e'cribcs that the location change Seminole Co',nty. and (hal the STATE OF FLORID* MarrIagehasb.enhiledinth,abL,ve in any polling place can only be procnd.ng. 4rid you are required tO made when the Board of County boundaries and limitS of each COUNTY OF SEMINOLE precinct shall be accurately set I HEREBY CERTIFY lht the serve a copy 01 your answer 01 CommissIoners determine that the forth and that IPIC polling places above and foregoing is a true and Pleading tO the pifetiOn on the accommodations for the holdIng of by Lcn'y ____________________________________ s' * and P US L(YIS OF TIME CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS riiM _4_ LegGi Notice THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION WAS UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED YP - I JT AND HMR A flXk34T Jl1 A THij FELLA,., uiCh.' HIS HEAD. MY FRIEM OcS$ PcErTv L 111 / 1 -' # --- t Mcnday, Feb. IL 1974 ALLEYOOP it Ii _- - ii 1___ In keeping with - ' - the beautiful wooded * - surroundings. Idyhiwhldo Homee Dy ' ________________________ Call For $31 II n'.I1S Appnt 322.3103 liliWi ATTEESS a BOX S*lIfOS K ens Oveens . ___________________________ 2fl W. 25th Sanford, Fla. a I �I - 11 - - - F Sanford Herald I 11 ':.=.--' iIit_Tiz -jffj_: - - - -- --=::---- - _- ___: - - - - kw " 1 - - •• Mond. Feb. 11, 197A ... ~ Among Our aii NOW IS THE TIME to move up to : Readers, There Is A Buyer For Everything byAttS.na.m THE BORN LOSES - You 79 --- BALL REALTY Rrsend Raymond N ball, Rig Broker Platt, Atsoc.ee I7We%IFUISt 377 3641 thiS I bedroom 2 bath home w,th remodeled kitchen and large extra big family room triced 109 Only$4.CiA LESS THAN I gallon of gas from townhs this nearly now 3 bedroom, 3 bath home Tastefully decorated Own anxious to sow $23.130 Termt. Jutt the a young family. FOR RENT BEDROOM. 2 both home In Ravenna Park. $723 plus Ills deposit LOMGW000, Rolling fiili$• bedroom 1bath, central heat and ar, 5325 with 5710 degos.l on Agency 'or domestic & imported Pickups. Save 10 pct -Buy direct, SEMINOLE REALTOR ORL, WP Forest MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Realto,s 412333 377 4991 )9tS Eve . Sunday, 3fl 7371or3fl 1416 2001 t.l'm, , kei, h'e, _________ 16 IX-Nothing - TAFFER REALTY w lt00E. 25th $4, t 332 AM * MOSSIE C. BATEMAN BROKER 332.7443 ORANGE UUMAN REALTY Lovely 3 bedr oom, 3 balls brick '"'t"t sope "t Peaceful tilting Oak Ir.tes . 1h beauty 09 these delightfully - . Take advantoge Of out opening 'price, only $34930 We Invite your i'omparin with All Other homes you have consIdered. 372 l9S 1 ii.. rapI)' 3220033 I 2 i Austin Dev#.oprnent Corp., Ittamorde Springi, 04775.a)$5 Ms'.Bradford. Open 14 p.m. j4 M. UNSWORTH REALTY 17 Mobile Homes -aROOKFIELD, 11. set up on i eood*d la* river ,gnts, bt ramp, 3 bdrm.. 41* I]'. Dealer. 3730350. Mobile Home Bati k Rrp.)s$essin tile h III 3232 Deeler. ,. - - PfINOSBEPPY El Capltan St. Ray Crenk. Builder New 3 t,edro.om 2 Caf'u 'Om(s Cat pe?ng. ran t. d'sJ'iwithIr. ct'S posal. central lseat air Lot 110 140'. Pit 671 40160 - Jim Hunt Realty 2534 Paris Dr. 3337115 REALTOR After hours: 322935* 3213991 moe.aa Oo you nd a 3 be. home With ad. joining commercial &9 All tot 117.500. Call now Calibart Real Estate 71 Hour .i5'V'iC C6.11 372 7199 ecatgo Ii ____________________________ ______________ __________________ I$.C.00 BTU air conditioner, operating in perftt condition. Call 3-4355 RUG 12.1$. pad, nylon, gold $30 Watt)nghou$e e*c. Roaster. sis. 5. HP AC starter motor 641 1373 SAODLE EQUIPMENT-.BOOTS Western Wear, Save at the Old Corral Western 5ho 17?, I inuc S at DeBary. PINEY WOODS BARN We buy furniture and misc. Sell for 25 pct Consignment, Free pickupS. Auction saturday ci 7 pm., Sanford. 722-3270. * Sanford Auction 'PUBLIC AUCTION EVERY MONDAY NIGHT. Antiques, YVI. M,sc.,Ianeovs, New and furniture and appliances Pius cel sales (watch ads) Auctloneering Services COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE 3501 Orlando Dr. 3733300 -- 33 I bdrm. 32' hOuSe trellir, good conditiOn $$5. See Palms Tavern, N. Oil Hey, I 7.97. 43 Lots Acreage St0'IE ISLAND AREA Live' teclti*'on on 12 acres. oned ajrucult,jr,. 317.300 DELTOPIA Wooded 10 on paved strtel $CaIlS $3300 A'.TAMONTE Bowtutu4 wooded corner Ic? )00il40 - n n.v.sço TV-Radio-Stereo _____________________ TELEVISION SETS$ISUP MILLERS 3ateOrlandoorivc.rnaIu ____________ - $4 Boats&MarI1e Equipment ._ II' Boat *1111 33 HP Johnson motor, new trailer, 5250 cash 3231741 13. Aluminum boat with 7%) HP Johnson motor and tilt trailer. 3275. 323 3501 1:30. •-- e,fer Fiberglass t With 7 Mercury and Trailer, 5,430 $326 HP . ROBSOPIMARINE flV Hwy 1797 3223461 ___ Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for Only $1 per (4y CARROLL'S FURNITURE j --_________________ __________________________ - - Household Goods Bicycles ______________________________ ' __________________________ Bikes, Bikes, Bikes _______- WILSON MAIE FURfiTURE buy $ell trade 31131SE First it SI SB p 304*. WE TAKE TRADES 6ISlflJ -- Pe t s arid Supplies -_ RARE Mexican Parrot.very young, can easily be taught to talk. Oviedo nursery and Ii rd Farm, I4 ii'?, r1i 11 Ct 0vn1i Pt -- All tillS and 'flodelt. ID spe.oi, S speeds, and standard bikes row available at Fir estone Store. Call l02'4. DinetfoSets.$fl;StvoenfDijk,$70; 's7 Lawnand Garden Jenny Lied Bed, Complet e. 110; Many Items on said new. PLANTING TIMEI KULP DECORATORS We till gardens and flower h,, 737. 409W. lit St.. 317733! 9421. 7 mat. old. Rig. All shots. $75. 323- German Shepher d puts. thoroughbred, S weeks old - $35 female. 145 male 3722170 - Poultry NORTHERN TIMOTHY HAY BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR SOLO BALE.$7.SO$9S'ON GORMLY E. HWY. 44 SANFORD If you eye for real valve, you'll eye the classified ads re9ularfy, save an jt?.sDApsDyrcCDS Direct from boscar lowest whole tale prices guaranteed Open 7 am. to pm., 4 days. GORM LY'S.)mu east ot)an9ordonmat taR 323 4711 earn working only two to three hours an af- ternoon with a SANFORD DISTRIBUTORSHIP, U you can spend two to three HERALD Casts buyer for used articles, fur niture. etc HWY. IC ANTIQUES. 3324W. -. OR'ENTAI, RUGS WANTED Toporicsjpaid.usaul. anyrondition. 641 $126. Winter Park ~ - - - . . ' Ak' CondltI.flhg ____________ about 1:30 P.M. each weekday afternoon, have a dependable dutomoblie, and a desire COi'fl (flOi?Cy (ask Automotive ,.$ 1' tIirI± L! "!T'ff $11.01 I __ _ T ~ KEN FERNS GARAGE Conu'iptlfQAutomotiv,Seq-vic, IF RIdS TRANSMISSION SERVICE Stand & Clutch Specialists ree pck t.p. delivery & towing . Sirn. Co. with major work. _11195 r.anf3rlAv,.3fl 3142 Budoikig 000 BULLDOZER WORK :Ie.ring loft out Specialty. 373.1731 after 3pm. This is a career position that offers excellent growth Custom Work Free Estimate Licensed Bonded 3230099. VINCENT'S CARP ENTRY Trim. P',l'nj Custom (arpentry Na c,tj lOt) small 373 Sall. fly ty pe of carpentry, tntorlor or er'n'rlor Free C'lim9tes Calf 64$ 1551 after Cei'amks opportunities. _________________________ _. EXTERIOR ted Faim Equipment will WI, fast and oeiy with a Ctflslfled Ad. Call 3277611 or $319993. The Circulation D6partment CerlcTI. '- Free IdvicC & est. Erp• Interior & ext paint ing, repairs, carpentry, Isxlure, m'ldewrrmoyal, 373 OU'1. Cu.tom PO4`14. Top workmanship and materials LEACH ALUMINUM FABRICATION, 373.4471. Interior & Erlpruor Plastering & Simulated Brick. Phone 3327750 - Paiiltlng -Interlor and Exterior Also commercial spraying Small or large jobs . Pressure cleaning Experienced workman. $43 6214 -- omplet0 bathroom rilliftodellnI. SPECIAL! Iwaliso"er tob 343 Call anyfifyw $3 1 749k BUDDY'S HOMEI&SPROVEMENI$ Small Jobs Wanted 372-13)1. "Lake Mary" Pet Care TAN returns Prepared $500 and tip Lake Mary Public ACCuntinfI Cal. 32)1317 or LIIIISTVkS Lawn and Lot Clean lip, mo """"""` Light He,,,(ng Tremblay.12)2771 Tractor with mower, will cut acrence or tote. Call 372.7316. 322 0099. - 4 : -" -' ~2 -- - At* &X _ -_ == ~ 1 _~~ - ~x _ M .~_4 P _ .. ,~ A.- I cannot emphasize car pools enough t represents the Cheapest, most vtable weans of public transportation in the absence of rapid transii" ''be $)L4fl "C$fl reduce those 1oig1inesaadeliiii1natesorr,€ (luil frustration and confusion," but it must be combined with conservation efforts. Askew sa id in his speech. Askew emphasized lair treatruent of tourists. Attorney 'Missing,' - M ~ _~.,~, !_Y1, FIz ! _. -~. _~, ': . it , ," I - ' " '. 4" r , • " Mayor Cuts Meet -... . . ?. . . .. - - •" / ,( .... iA ' ' Lc c 1* uhI. '_s.._. I . I I $ ' "';'i.'i','', A = V,4 I ,' , " - I - ..-. I postponed a meeting of the city anticipated. The matter was coun.tl until next week after the tabled until Feb 13 meeting regular city attorney, Torn Dale Barstow, a represen. WINTER SPRINGS - Freeman, failed to show up. tative of Municipal Code Corp. Events took a dramatic turn in Freeman was attending a city of Tallahassee, was present to Winter Springs Moods)' night council meeting in Lake Mary, when Mayor Roy McClain where he Is also CU) attorne) ( (ool O Pg. IA Cal 3) svun o i s tomr. tsroc, who was supposed to be apX)iflttd judge :tinight," the mayor walked out of city hail, By JANE CASSEI.BERRY County Editor "'c.......... '' "'' ap - - . k........-11:_____:04--J, Polk towards the State Attorney's offtce in that they wre iiiaking raids without nottf:,ir&g the Sheriffs Dept Furt her, that perhaps some of this was precipitated b) one of It e ins ectli,at(FS toseting the 4'th rift s job in the next dec mmo ___ ___ HAPPY BEAR. Etident cleai'ing OtiiJtefiQ,'Sujrtaces Homes. Commercici. InduStrial, ReildenIlil,ai,j, I & L Preture Cleaning Eaves cleaned, rods cleaned & coated Sr (,I items spec ioi rates 32) 170$. Today's dlaloglu centers around Chief investigator Jock Fulenwider. "That situation has been kIIOSI ii lii ir;iitii';itl all law enforcement agencies Ill the county, and when there ' Wallpaper Hanging - Wei DrIlng _ _________________________________ - wasn't any itellon being tiken ..even after alerting the Sherill",s Opt. to the problem, log e surlwised st.' sert' ublliett to 9 'i. -- 'NELLSDRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and slzes We repair andservice STINE MACHINE & SUPPLYCO. JO1W.Indso. 3234432 ___ t,k.' the 1. ,. , - ' _• PIOR . ..... - _- j." ' - lk _t.a ' _ ff- --f rfrf '"' ''- . :, :. . IN . .j . -. ' --_ '4,i: - - 5.,3j e ,' I -"i ~,WI '' "r '. 't. -- -- . ' ,, . : ' - •-u, - ' Pt " REVISION 'l'Ot) LATE FOR CITY STUDY Moon' "nlJ)h.Isi?(''1 point as Kimhrough I and Williams listen City Asks Planning B*ill Delay * lfiittiltIVt'. DICK JOYCE WELL DRILLING T' ar.d larger, pumps, sprmkIors Water condItioners. 332 1414 (!f _J1W,I , I t --- ' i ~ :- , If we can save 25 per cent of our energy use in healing fuel that should be our goal for gasoline, too," he said. .. ai Sheriff PreuureCleaning . --____ -_- • utthechagrndemonstr&edby It's p, up" 'ime, Hire an •xpwl ,'epaliman from today's CI$siifiivt Ads I P,r'uy',,,,i TAN Prvi' 2 Ii',' P_'ui ?,' (SIC £n1rane1 172 1199 - . . -- although counties with gasoline problems would be encouraged to adopt it. About 10 eou.rtles have adopted similar distribution plans. supply - Professional Wallpape, Hanger Licen sed Residential Commercial Ff99_Esl(ma1.Ph ) 32407) Income Tax be discouraged from selling more than 10 gallons at a lime, -Conunncial and business interests would generaUy be ab:e to buy gasoline regardless of the date. .-,T-urtsts woul4 be heated the same as Floridians, although they would be allowed unlimited gasoline in areas w here supplies were adequa'e. The plan would he voluntary, Boat ____ - . ' sulvide." - Dog train ing In your horn. At, Breed Dog Tratr,lng Academ y. Call for Iree avaluatlswi eii.tiwi .......-... - ding and Grooming-Professional With Iqus S am 4 p 'n An2mal Haven Boarding ad ming 722 5737 Groo PET REST INN. Boarding & Grooming. Ph 377 4057, ________________ ------ V11111jIjj iM - .-- - G&GCereim(c 'Tile &jrrath UIJI Ida loti too 'mail Ph 323 5.579 373 ___ /" We'll do your Painting PRESSURE CLEANING Floor Waxing. Windows 373-1010 _________________________________ Noun. Cleaning - kCkSOh S CERAMICS. Apply in person to... Sanford. Fla __ IF arpen$ry, Remodeling. Additj'. I IP Painting Contractort ISIS Country Club Rd. Work guaranteed, custom trim, paneling, painting, all repairs. Free estimate, 3724351. Cm'pentry This position is ideal for a man or woman who enjoys _____________ I M4111" greatest challenges we lace as come not from foreign ippisnents but from within iorclli 1. the challcpge stui' be before us in a new form, the task remains ever the same-to ensure that we do not lose ii) default what the blood and sacrifice of previous generations have gailled To boriow from the quotsbk lncotn If destruction he our lot, we must ourselves bells author and finisher. As a nation of free men, we must 1is't' through .ill twa or die b%. a people ___________________ Home Improveni.nts IOWEW'SIIEAUTYSALON formerly Itarrlett's Bea,,ty Wools) $19E.Pin.,)2'7 5)12 I II LAWN MAIN TENANcE SERVICE, CALI RALPHS HOME $ERVlCEfl3ieSi $ENKARIKGLA$S&PAINTCO IIOMagnoll Ave. 'polski at r ele vance for = tpiam rtei.r N owW . m in lincoln' s th ne , the ______ GU'MbI'OI'$ Gov, Reubin Askew today appealed to Florida counties to restrict gasoline rationing to the odd-even Oregon plan for the sake of uniformity, "We now look toward tmple. menting the system with stateide uniformity but strictly on the basis of local option" Askew said in a speech for the a state Chamber of Ct'm:nerce It is underlueing the obvious to say that the memory and meaning of 1,mc'oln have a acts DEPENDABLE - - SERVICE - ___ SALES MANAGER au1uth I) . A. arid those ending with an even the role ol busi ts in combating Florida's number could go to the pumps growth problems on even.nwnbered days, -4asoline stations would fly Askew accepted the local op red flags if they had no gas, lion recommendation horn, 11ed out Monday at a "lineyellow flags it sales were redistribution conference. Bslc StttCted afld"ftTef) fligs If eas "sos keel:, available. features oi the Florida plan are: -Mutorits would be encour. -Motorists with plates end aged to buy only when their ing in an 0(1(1 number would buy gasoline gauges registered half enipty . Service stations would gasoline on (Ad-numbered clays conference on - What are tb*y leaching you about this country's 16th President, kids" That Lincoln freed the Ilavea' . i a Metal, Plastics. Jewelry, Trophies CII Beth Di',, Sanford, 322 1351 Service 323 am INSTAlL Sloe mar call tar appeim.oi oet.znsa NSf DISTRICT 0 71ir It.John PIPed secono or fir st tar' C on sult trday's classte'-j H IL ENGRAVI PIG JOMPI'S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE l02'.',N Map$eAy,.,5,enferd taking appi icat ions for a fur the circiation department) - LAWN CARE SPECIALISTS lie Commercial and residential Con tractsnowavaltable, Call 377.7337 Engraving TA1.I.A11ASsfE Ha tAt' 4, C L Lawn Service & Residential floc l censee Sanded, All Seminole Co • 71 Hr. ASS. sweq.ng Service. 13030)1. full lr,eC,E Agpllances Ssntord Electric Company 7537 Park. Drive 322 1343 Utun government now. IzI us make our own decisions and provide for ow' needs as we see lit. Government Is taking too many of our freedoms of choice away from us now," wrote Floyd Q. Freer, Sanford. "I feel asa homeowner in this area I should have the right to choose the most economical and etfL1ient service I can," wrote Mrs. Ralph Hammel, Sanfordanford. "1, for one, am tired of 'Big Brother' trying to take control of every facet çf my Life. Believe itornot, there are Some of us who can take care of things of this nature," declared Juzti Kwiatkowski. Longwood. A skew Endorses Gas Rcitioning Ji - Appances RLltN CILIA $1111641 3 ROOMS CARPET for this service so we should be able to choose the one we desire." Bettye D. Smith was not as happy with the service she has been getting, but nevertheless prefers it to a franchise system. "Even wtthoqt any exclusive franchise systtm, the service of (her Finn wt erratic, cornplaints handled with rudeness, and the driver not always aparing. I shi'dde to think of the outcome if they are granted the franchise" There were many cries for freedom of choice, and preserving a free enterprise system. "Give us back our freedom. We have too much IL _________________ Commercial at kiln deailf tO S Closed Thursday & Sunday. 322192). -- - CALL 322.2611 flsctrlc _________________ Conditioning. For free estimates. call Carl Harris. SEARS in SriNwd. 332 5771 ul'1A1[lJ.UIlELJMiILJ E.W. l.teske. Altamonte Springs, said a franchise system sstwreby the county provided refuse service throughout the unincorporated areas at cost was used In Montgomery City, Md., "with excellent success," and she favored the franchise system provided the collectcws were selected with care. Mali)' residents replied they are "ell satisfied with their present garbage pick-up and see no reason to change. 'j have not had a single complaint with the company A now have, and have had it for three years," wrote Lois Wire, Forest City. "We ha'e to pq "JL-.'Odd-Even Plan For Uniformity' - ____ _____________________ ________________________ ____ _ alififlorb over it Usi sstll stink like everything else the government touches," Response overwhelmingly favored the present system ssheretiy the householder is Free to selector change to any of the refuse colnpinies serving his area. Only two responses favored the proposed franchise system tu ti will he conit1t'rt'd today In a regular county COIIUIIL&SlOfl uteeting. ''l'rovided," stipulated Mrs. Sue lngle, Sunland Estates, "the corntllis.5ioners have final say on the co -ipany's rates and method 01 service." garbage, ~_ OVAD 9 BU. INE , SERVICE Iloilo Central Heat & Air If the government takes Herald Staff Writer Sentiriole ('ounty residents are satisfied 511th their present garbage collection service; they feel the count:, cotn mission's proposed exclusive franchise system would be a lk?nial of householders' right to freedent of choice; and express little faith In the success of a Su.'tit'lIi&' tlatchl'd by elected I ' ' v('rr,llit.n 1111 officials, aC. (utrding ording Ili results of it public opinion sursey conducted by The Herald during the past two sseeks, Cornniented tied N. Julian Jr,, of Sanford, "iarbage is the last vestige of free enterprise. 0 Directory of Experts Ready To Serve YouI (ASpI 32'? 1132 f'.,r uS'1 tumn!i,re, apii,ifl5 tC*il't, etc ttii I o 1701 utern Lirr y'I Mart, 31$ Snt'wd Ave hours starting it) JEAN I'ATTE.SON Tuesday, February 12, 1974-Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No, 149 Price 10 Cents _____________ __ ________________________ outside sales work coupled with the challenge of field management of Distributors. V L' 1 • - _ Wanted to Buy up to $300 Per Month by Residents Like Present Garbage Sys# M 4roratb L A $198 . - BOW to your partner and make a (late to meet again at the annual Silver Spurs rodeo in Kissimmee for four (lays of fun. (HeraldPhotos by Jean Ptteson " .!______________ _____________________ TODD - S CARPENTRY '.i small and add 100$. Coll $3llt can II 1)1 ?.iii 1.51 Cv) . akes seeing ne repair d oil s,,d r t*o LocATlCv.s IOstCyf you 0.I.ANO 5ANFOSD fltlP N.'? "I $S' I N.y. llfl£ TritS s..nt a an was o.unt p 4941654 leaed . Sn Trucksand Trailers BIDUty Care is * OPEN EVENINGS BILL BAKER VOLKSWAGEN, INC r - - $ . -00W ,#W,r r, G.od Sslectlo.i Of Now VWs In Stock Norton Commander 'cc lastback. Excellent condition. Ph. 322212) or3fl496).askfor Jerry. Feed S.5AG$ .. ~ I z7fir 1~ $ 72 PLYMOUTH DUSTER .1 '1750 Honda 410, ei,IIent condition, Call 3fl 7759 after S. 79 Lr - S BRONZE METALIC 4 SPEED-EXTRA SHARP ICY) Chevrolet Dump Truck, II'. Msume payments. 322 434 after Livestock And 68 - SILVER SPURS RODEO TIME AGAIN IN KISSIMMEE DOSEV.I)() at the rodeo Feb. 21-24 to the 001'S! Rodeo bull and bronc riding, calfcountry western music of fiddler Chubby Wise roping and steer wrestling bring plenty of and the Goodtimers from Nashville, Tenn, . spills. too YOUNG and old were swinging their partners at the Silver Spurs press barbecue and square (lance Saturday night ------- - -. --- '69 Free Puppies . Call 3737791 anytime during week end or after 5)) week-days. down rculatlon Depament _ -- - '43 Olds 417, 100 Cu In, headers, cam,Itpeed.houle yand lS4gears. 1400. Ph 323 .II. 18 Motorcycles ''Motorcycteln501an* BLAIR AGENCY 37-3 3116 Malt lack& lam German Shepherd, ., Z;~,;.4 _~ - 944 VW Squarebac. statioriwagoes. new tires, extra clean. $1193 Call n tst Dealer __________ __________________________ - Assdboardurg.Wsthlove&care Professional Ph. 323-3591 or 333 7989 -. The -- ________________ Firebird, HO . 4 speed. excellent '6$ offer Call 371 7116 after 4 p m Junk Cars Removed Al',jrxI'lned, unw4nted iurk crs rtauls.d away. Your COst, 510 Orlando, 29S619J anytime. •POODLE GROOMING. TRAILER LOTS-DeLANO SeverAl beautiful lots, paved streefc, ,jtr and Sewersge. reStrictions Approximately $3,100, 10 Pc -_______________ U -_________________________ - MID FLORIDA REALTY 4*1 P4 Orang e Realtors $42 7740 o - ---------- * . _ l6ft.JOhn BOlt,$frurdy,$43, Call S30, after 1:30, P . _____________________________ -_____________________ Forrest Greene, Inc Equipmei.t for Rent 67-A J ~~1~1__- : . asking _______________ Oil Burning space heater. Therm, model 714-S. Excellent condition Complete with tOh gal tank. and 70 gal fuel oil .52' t.eteern and 9 p rn 6JVW Nothing down, takeover. Call credit massager 373 4730 - ________________________ _______ -.- . 7j "Iymouth Valiant Slant 6. like ••ie* Low down payment, take over payments 321 $139. ___________________________ _________ - '.' - 65 L -.., z -I 9F Autos for Sale 1944 FOrd ITO, r & h, power lair. I MUST SELL ties. cars ii mediately '77 Cadillac Sedan Only $19$ SHELLEY USED DeVille, '11 Lincoln Mark III. '70 CARS. 700 French Ave.. 325 7940. WHOA Don't throw away useful idle PontIac Catalina 2 dr., 70 Pontiac 1945 COMET. Loaded items Sell them quickly with a Catalina I dr, 164 Buick Riviera, Nuttsing Down. Take Over Herald Want Ad by calling '27 '73 Triumph 750 Ci.il Credit Manacer, 32) 6210 2411 and for a frendly See Bill Colvin, Barnett Bank as Advisor. Seminole County NA, 53) 3711 * * AMC JEEPS * 1970 V' Fastback, 7 dl'. Sedan, light in American best buy miser the Fer $1393 Call Paul blue-gas 76 Auto Repairs Motors, and Jeep vehicleS, see. at 322 14$? Dealer ParIs-Accessorie. DON BALES 'fl GREML IN X. air coeditioning, Sanford ?.509 or Company 13 Volt Batt.ri,s$II,93 505 S rr,'h Ave 122 4312 jiQ, automatic tranwsisson. REEL'S BODY SHOP roof rack.C cylinder , l mIliige. )tOl Samford Avenue $3,130 Ph. (904) 383-7S _________________________ 67 - S ___________________________ 'U CHEVY PICKUP. Long w)*el base Nothing down, take Over. Call credit manager 373 6230 ________________________ tting furniture in storage, sel'ing many items 120 E Coleman Cii'. Sanford 3733.427. SS _________________________ ____________________________ Front End Loader, 3 yards, 441 John Deere, I mos old Assume payments 3774713 after __________________ Garage.Rummag, sa les Good 1970 Gold Duster, fully equipped. 315, straight transmission. Good gas mileage. Just inspected. 322 7125 lIDodQ.Van Tradesman 200 Long wheel base, 3 speed slant A. Good cor4ution Call Oi-t ieoio& 69 Stamps.Coins _________________________________________________ To t)Uy ,anctvF! ,-ij nr slyer cc:ns LQntt(t i.. I l l'i) ti, l...-t sver coins SEMINOLE COIN CENTER. IBI w lit 373 4351. nt'- 241 lrrç.stioru rurno. 2..lu_' 01 Sr' pipe, (2) 500 volume guns one crup 773 Iii? Orlando _______________________ Buy, se ll, consign, appraise, or spec..al sales out of anything of BOATS FisPs(ng,Factory $ed,,nds,1 valve. 200 Frsnch Av*, to be sold at greet reductIon, 3flflJO jnforã,F1j 3737431 5304411 during week only, FOR 1914 to TaPPan gas tt0v,,30 11..never used Asking IllS. Call 323$ .) Like new double door Ke,vinalor MAITLAND FLEA MART retrig. F.F., $110 Myirt Ag lIlt Hwy. I? 93. Open Sat. & Sun" $ pliance, 210 Sanford Ave,, 373 2937 ADDED INCOME You - GREGORYMOBILE HOMES 300 Fronds Ave. 3235300 engine. _______________________________ BUY: Late model mole, home Must be in good rondIti'u apcl a gocd price. Write Box M. co The Sanford Herald, P. o. Box 1457, Sanford, Fla. 37771. - 64 - -____________________________ WANTED TO Machinery and Tools t F urnished 2 berm A C. carpeted. utility SPud. 000ci ideal for refired irto couple. .327 S'DO 2 Free Air Condit.ei- with most c,a.joivwidps boug's, from stock at m*lornmo = Get involved tell something will' a fast, 10* cos t cLass,fjed adt -- I j Carpet cleanirsp. we get the dirt Out Free estimates. KULP DECORATORS, 3373173 ___________________________ Ni? '__________________ _______________________ Se Oranga Hills in Orange C it y today. A new Community 50 bvlckPsomesWett0I17.97on) Dr Our sign v.311 direct you _______ _________ FN'0l A5H[ p,ts IC. usoo macnines MOONEY APPLIANCES, 3730697 ll. Trailer We also have many other 'tomes including waterfront property and co'merial property in various P'ke ranges. HILLS trw,ng cabins?, repossessed Singer's best model, winds bobijin in machine, Fully automatic. PIY balance 09 578 or IC payments of U Call Credit Dept. SANFORD SEWING CENTER, 307 A East Ill 5t, SnIorci 3179111 Eves$69 1144 _________________ LAKE MONROE-- Large 2 stor y older home on tO acres. I minutes from II. FeMCIJ. flowing well, horses 0 K. 110,000 T,rm. SANFORD- S acres at corner Onset of two cross trei4t wit flowing e aermit. $32,000 t REALTY - . NO QUALIFYING- Nt'w 3 bedroom, i bath,uentrel heat, air, drshw.sher,rarqq,carpe4.AlIthis and Only 714 pci. iewueat with $3,000 down I For Sale - I Bird, 1943, with '47 condition 333 7755 after S 12 Pinto, 3 dr Runabout. Air con dtlo.icd. automatic, bright red, s radio . ton. 64 Ford Truck. low milHqe, $7199 Call Pete Ph. heater. Good condition, $450. Rich. 322 1451 373 1602. Wanted to Buy Want to buy Currier & Ives dish,! 373)977 __________________________ Income and Investment Property ----SO Miscellaneous Will purChOte firtt or second mortgigts in any condition VETERANS, no down. 3 bedroom, large tt' 115$ mo 5', ACTS Southeast er n Acceptance Cot Realt, REAL FOR. 3337730 ppraficn, 435 II?) Singer * _____________________ SANFORD REALTY 63 - M. 68 Velvet Machine, Ito apply velvet) with materials Halt 'iCC Se. to appreciate. 167-3111 before è p m. INCOME PROPERTY-3 Apt. ., rentea. 13,000 down, owner 52 Appliances f inanc i ng bal 7 Pct Total price, h)6,1' Whirlpool Washer, very good cot, dillOn, to bull, 550 Call $311502. UNSWORTH RECONDITIONED Rdrqeu-ators. 503W. First Washers and Dryers. WARRAN 373104)or327933Q TY. Free Delivery WHITESIDE APPLIANCES. 444 7111 AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT CORP U1 63C0 ' S Days 377 7717 V Lawn and Garden CITRUS TREES from $199 to te LOW O'Veftiead Prices on all plants. Drive a little. Save a tot. Oviedo Plursery and Bird Form. Rd 119,2 mu P4 of Oviedo , o, x 3 beoesn. Ill or two baths, al br ick Fr'ym 133.400 201h Street to locust, turn left to fifth St. right VaI,nca Cour t North, Model pen leg m daily, On Sits pPv)ne 1237010 tic',r S,f,ce I . 3z2 aI4 . Aparimeest houSe n.tar ho$pitl Joins Lakeview Rest Homi. Lot 253' 100'. Fenced, cement block. garage, %10c "so income. $33,000 Terms, Owner 322111$. [)own Goods - Beautiful 00' homesite on sand bottom lake, HOLLAND REALTY. 273 7023 CORBETT REAL ESTATE REALTOR DeBary 373 5714 Cailbart Real Estate may Household Must tell with tremendous sicritic., like new and most beautiful Spanistu Bodroom suite, living room furniture, end tables, coffee tables, tamos, pictures 8. wail dice,. etc Please call 441 5473 alter S pm cnly Ten lasetront lots, Lake Markham Estates. $110,000. Call Bud Feather. Broker, 8&26M. • ,, HALL REALTY YOU CAN CHOOSE Large ) be, 2 Story with plenty 09 room, also needs a good fir up Small 7 br cottage With large back yard for garden in good eOfldul.Ofl Rolls homes are gs town. Pric e 112.300 sects, wiTh great ter ms Water Front r) Acres, '.C'rn - IFALTOR Greene, Inc. I) Fairbanks WE TAKE TRADES 400). 1 0 PIG WOODOWNER tC)ttS I lit rr .' t'.'' -.lrj l.s*r çc,-çPPd. we carpet. Atiumr uq Only $U.300 HIJRRYIII St WIN I ER SPR I PIGS- Choice selection Of building sites ,iy,jiIabIe trom I 3rd to $ acre tracts Hattaway Realty, sit soo. three bedroom, 3 bath house Lake Markham Estates $4L000. Call Bud Feather, Broker, lU carpet, Lots and Acreage 43 62 at 3233900 _____________________ -.---___________________ ________________ _______ ___________________________ 1XIiCUTIVE_ Large extra nicO 2 bIth cen. air, kitchen eqvpPd W W draperies aote. garage, estra large Ience.ci Viade yard $433 _________________ ____________________ cur 19U Chevrolet Caprice Estate Wagon, good transportation. 332 1341 STEP BUMPERS-S37.50 DeLANO Vefy beautiful home, extra large rooms, plum Carpeting, 3 berm 7 baths, central ht and .11r Call today $11,000 1'ONE Joan Alderman, Eves Ds'Land 7360194 PSUW) '67CAMERO CONVERTIBLE Nothi ng down. takeover Call Cr edit Massager 373 4730 _________ 'UCHEVY (7 TON PICKUP. Nothing down, takeover. Callcredltmaflag,r3236230 .f,r -_ I I 1963 Ponulac 9 paueester wagon loaded Call Orl 7990304 7" '0 Chevy Truck. Locking fool box, good condition. Extra W. rear lireS. 1300 down Or 11000. 531-2331 after 5 oarage St emper Trucks and Tra ilers 19 Sell. --.-.-'- OV 1939 Jeep pickup. Excellent dillOn, new llrs $400. W4966 after 1. DeLANO m Business and Investment on hoe, Hwy ISA Very nice older home. 3 bdrm • Ii bath Beauty Parlor in CO IuiIdsng, 30*30 ft.. fully equipped, lot sue 143* 117 ft. Very good income potential Uo,oaa thing for To I .wv.. I. - - - Want before the deleg.'tlon's public input on 11w planning bill from but other cities, such as Lake By BtflL LLOYD "As fur as my being a Canhearing on the bill at the the cities "it vow'1 hare been if Mar, cannot. ('fly Editor didi'tc It, run for that office, i'm workable act." courthouse. County conimLsslonrr Dick not Interrated in it. And besldei Sanford city commissioners Mayor t.et' Moore said the Williams Indicated the county Since the delegation tabled lI's too early o make any an- Thursday will ask the Semeiole i'evlsed bill will be available too the bill last month the county commission today will consider nouncemenl.s like th...' LegLslativc Delegation to table late for review by cities to commission has met with of. a change in the deadline. controversial a county. deterniine its acceptability. Sanford City Manager ficlals of individual cities for a sponsorej cotnrehensjs'e land "The hone in the throat of the section.by.snction review Warren Knowles warned l'hought you'd never planning act until after the cities," Moore sa id, "is county officials that the municipal objections to the -What ever happened to KI> April legislative session. count)' got information on the proposal U& would require municipalities ex. face iSky K ing (,rant. Commissioners voted to take prox'.ed bill in tX'ccnit,er. In cities to establish local la PeflItItUfes of 1100,000 or more nd (,rant called the other da) the position Monday night after January we found out a bo ut it planning agencies and adopt trying to i:-,eet the count:,' land rd said he now twndquar. on iiitrniovn meeting in winch Ii:, 11w grapevine. I feel if tnt' tluII;Irchensive hand use plans (3M' Jthlfl spu'ifo'ation b:, the It re.l.,t tlie,ht'ratuun, I. urew count:, co'nhIIl1isloaers told the t'itu' hadn't raised it hue and ttnw. ''Sanford can meet It Oct 1976 to county b Gardens, and starting Mitrdi I tily offictals proposed revisions cry the county would not have secifieuion3 frankly we've spent cover by or be ed his company will again rt'sume to the kiiation won't be had any meetings with city a count" land use isbn that l'lUCt) in the last 13 years on filmIng the vriy popular 'IV 1 r c"inplctt'd for review by officials on the proposed bill." planning and rtwt'h ci the stor). Itfies of ycars.g.sne.by, . Moore said lie believes Seminole municipnlities until Moore told count)' CDIIIN Uon I On P. L% Col.lt late Wednesday-the flight inissiorsers tit he:,' had obtained Sanford can meet the deadline" Former cit> judge Ned Wu.ioltolk, who submitted his resignation last week in line with a state Bar Association ethics cumnutter ruling that a city attorney and city judge should not be from the same law firm, was pe'sent as acting attorney. W'iolfolk said, as a nilemnber of Freeman's law firm, he had served in the capacity of acting city attorney in the past and saw "no problem whatsoever". After a quick check of the city hartc'r, he advised the cijun&'ml the vice mayor could conduct the meeting in the mayor's absenit'v Councilman Troy Piland as acting mayor then called the meeting to order at 7 45. With the absence of Councilman Irene Van Eepoel, there weir then only three councilman left to vote - not enough br the two-thirds vote necessary to override the mayor's veto of the codification ordinance which had been I -- ' t ,, -7 . / ..- . VICKI BAKER .Offrrsidea.i .. , . , G'x*I luck. INDEX Area deaths I3rI4e - 2A 7k Calendar -5: Classified ads 748 Comics 68 l'rnsss'ord piank 7A Dear Abby -. 7k ......78 Dr. Cr&ue l'4ttnnat cufflfl)eflt 4's - . . . . Entertah'iment ......7k tloro,scnpe 7k hispitalnots's 611 I'ublioticrs 813 - Societ:, Sperts State TV 6k 1-2.311 5k A � 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 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/1f021daa73ee0d110aae9afd9a8bb289.pdf 64b087b73ea1a3c9476d176e2edc5520 PDF Text Text - --=-------- _________________ 12 B-The Sanford herald ________________ .-•----- •-----------' • __ ------ - March 6, 1974 0 VP,, S is ixon Pro isesH isS worn Testimony -.J. t N WASHINGTON AP) - Pre wors)d, besides making himself Judiciary Committee if we are least limited cooperation, he prospects for a lifting of the he regards individual giving as ideot Nixon has offered to give available for questions, to have any hope of resolving declared, "1 believe that that Arab oil embargo. a healthy thing arid because use sworn testimony, in writing or Although Nixon labeled his this matter." will serve the purpose." He ex. -In upholding his veto of of tax dollars to finance one arm C MARCH VALU S SW EETE PUBLIX I sl, POT •) C - "- -taø - • %.t.gb.., r Cupr '4. ......... . L •.. ---------- whipped Topping --" 89 go.., II',-., TV Dinner WE ACCEPT( I U.S. D. A. / \ FOOD STAMPS! ) Publix pill . Blueberry Waffles ...... .5, wow 4 $ \ peg ried Clams I (/- (41 FOYA F"d '" 716r • "\ - I :T. ,. 59 69 Pl(1-.*SI DENT NIXON .'Speed impeachment' 89 o. ' as: ' ...... ............ l.a. I,. •..,. Baby Limo Beans I .4 •....- speed the House impeachment hedged at promising to provide N.J., wouldn't comment. But ting the committee go to the Wednesday, the Senate "vetoed "taxation without repre. inquiry. But some congresslon. other evidence the panel might Rcp. flohert McCiury, fl4,, Wlu ... p,,,i longer gas lines and vetoed na- sentation"for .u36foppos. al Republicans questioned seek. And he said II would be said of a formal letter from it on a Fishing expedition" tionwide rationing." ing views. whether he would be open Improper for him to submit to Nixon lawyer James D. St. Continuating Watergate -Speaking perhaps a bit less The President appeared to enough. CT'osS-ezasnlnatlon. Clair, responding shortly before Inquiries dominated the 39- positively than in the recent break some new ground in diiNixon told a television-radio Rep. John Rhodes of Arizona, the news conference to a corn. minute session with newsmen, past, he said, "The best advice I cussing his taped March 21, news conference Wednesday the House Republican leader, mittee request for data: Nixon's second in nine days. can get is that there will not be 1972, meeting with ousted coun. night he will surrender to the said it appears Nixon "has op. "1 don't think it's sausfac. But the seemingly relaxed a recession in 1974." sel John W. Dean III and for. House Judiciary Committee all ted for disclosure and coopera. tory. It doesn't appear to be re- President dealt with these other -Nixon opposes public fi- mer staff chief H.R. Haldeman. tapes and documents made lion." But he said "every rele. sponsive." major topics: nancing of federal election Dean has testified that Nixon available earlier to Watergate vant fact and piece of evidence When Nixon outlined at the -it would "not serve a useful campaigm. an Idea with strong was informed then that it might special prosecutor Leon Ja. simply must be furnished Iii the news conference his offer of at purpose at this time" to discuss congressional support, because iCoid'd On Pate IA CotS) c / - 4 - fl.,t*,I4v, 1,..,.,. .9 ! ' -• .• IThien' a • .•, ii' I,I. I..... S...d,d - Miniature ,.I nrlmp Il fir, L','', _ ; 16;F . Dressed Smelt .......... P!,n, - v-. Smp dr, I. ' Liverwurst , . ': .... ' • 1140 But Not At -• to '11j'II1I k 89 0.4.,,.., .•-. Genoa Salami SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN GOVT. INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN (1F SALE /: 75c . . . . . . . . q.',' Awl S.'p -ll,...,d Dpi.,.... Lmnn rrunrk Din ------ áIi't44rár I . flOc -- •' ----- ------- - Old l.,h.aa.d SIpI. iuiiiiu,uiui47 , Prevai $.,Ig. A.a. Potato Salad ls - P.,,•. 1' ••••••••••• Cole Slaw ...u..'.... I.i..l.,. . .•• $1" . . . . . . * lI..f sib 5l..1 $..11 4.4 ..1cl.bs,.,IS..bI $1 . . . . . . . Chuck Steaks . . . . • • • • • • • Pot Roast lb . . • . . . . • • • • • • $...lg,P,*I,mSiaiIiii Imperial Roast . . . • • • • • lb lb Short Ribs • • • • • • 991 Cuban 01 04 1 9" I..4C1.thSh..$d..I..,$S...4..S. $... - lb SiI PI.• $hi,g I,b,l I A N,.igll.9 99c 4.-. ." 1 69, CsIsS.p, U...I.d - - -Whole Apricots ........2 ... Prune Juice ........... •t 'I... 59 .' 0.... 0'..' I..d.. $0t pbg I Tuey Roast 1•) '.4'.' ' w '2" Ps.., SweeloCreeklubsi Lykes Wieners ........ 3.1 '' C.p.l..d, floovett.1 5l,,.4 Cooked Ham .. . . • • • • •8 5 . 89 ' for .•''i• we 100 ft. roll ".'• •" 4 P I 14 A _ IJIII]4wGreenSfamps __ ...,".'.,.•-", ,., 52 ) M.aw.ii Nss.s. •.. •. ,,•,, .. ____ L _____ ,,,•, ts tA P hlvu D, y 0g,,derters, livt•v s Unscented LIPId 4~ 't - ' (On '0•4 ____ ____ ......4 smossams. f;_A Bag Sausage. ........ .1" *s.'. S...,. $.1414 . P P.0.4.., ?i.T..., 116494 Plot Beef Liver ............. SiIt • 1.,l. £44,..., $119 Margarine ............. H am Patties 5.1. , P,..... '" . . . . . . . . . . I t.. 79 oil 14.00 1044 Jar Cheese 8,010 . 0,.I. 01... $ P,..l. P,...•1. Jar Cheese ............. ...,.,•.,.., p1,. T,.-5S...d Beef, Ham, Turkey, $..4.d I..., l$.&S. I.,. 531 ---- ••, JWGreenStamps S.., ,.. l•0-.,•4 0,,4 'I 43' L ......_ 59' . . ........ 49 Tomato Juice 10.-OIl 1.4.1 s.pea Trout Fillets............ ''1°' Longhorn Cheese ------- I.-., ,., 1.2100 C,.. I.,.*.r I Up 0. p l.h..N.d Hair Spray '' . . . . .. . ••.. 39 "-st- ca £1141 - 4,-Oil .. PWftPd&t1at l,.,b 5g... ,b lb v . . ...... $*41 ID, l..l 5,,f N..dI, 0 • • • • • • . . . ' . ,l ' W.4 i 43c 1 I 43' L....... 114111111tree Metal Pods 12-1. ph9 j' _..::::::.::L:::...... . . . . 3 • .... ' ; -T- '1 ' S49p I.Iiiis 1)-os. sis) iOO.t. phg l-t--., 0,4 4 •I?l. P P - I ' - Zucchini Squash 99' Sp...,8 Ftres% Cucumbers .... 2 P"3311 33' 25' ...... ' ,25' 1 . . . . . ;:: 39 1*51 I. Ii Lp.•g. C I,•.., , Cab. . . . . . . . . . . . . . °; 89' ....... '°" pk 29' ,,•, 1 0GreenStamps Tot ley Tea Bags ...... - 29 lI4 I$ N•. Most r M.,ug,,. , spaghetti 1.40 15.0*. iii, rIlLa D •0 Hwy. 17.92 and Airport Blvd., Sanford CLOSED SUNDAY SEMINOLE PLAZA Hwy. 1792, Ibe _ - - rncrkes t .•,w IIII-ollI. cup o,..,, ____________________ Appointed ' ... on 16- - h Lu n c h' Ends a - • - Perez Loses ____________________________ Miami '- to - INDEX ... , 4 1i'4111141111k 00164 Dip .'-.*, 0,d ________ ____ __________ ________ - - in ' . SAN FORD PLAZA I 1 S __- ______ __ 4WGreenStamps blix ___ ________ , where shopping iso pleosure The Seminole County School The high school zones Board Wednesday finished es- established Feb. 13, pending tablishing school zones for the further consideration, were re_T.k 3974-75 academic year and adopted Wednesday when the accepted the bid for cOnstruc- board agreed to establish lAke . ',-'l . lion of three new schools at a Howell High School In an after______________________________________________ rr ___ _______________________________________________________________________ noon session at Oviedo High. ____ _.-; __ ________ Gulf Construction Inc. was Maps showing the school ii_.r.1_ ___ _____ the contract as the low zones will be on display shortly ___ cost ofawarded $4,7,QOO. _________________________________________ - J:,'h'. 1. bidder to build Winter Springs in each respective school, Elementary and Lake Howell Layer said. _______ ' High Schools, and an addition to __________ Jackson Heights School. School Supt. William P. _____ _________________________________________ Layer said, "It usually takes _ __________ _______ ______ about three weeks to sign the ______ contracts and construction of SCHOOL BOARD S OPENS CONSTRUCTION BIDS ' tt schools will start shortly County to get three new schools for $4,897,000 ii after that is completed." (Herald Photo by Mark Weintz ) ______ Winter Springs Elementary will be located on SR 434 just '_ west of Carter Avenue and is _________ scheduled to be completed in " Walter A. Giclow, editor and nine months, Layer said. The publisher of The Sanford capacity of the school will be Herald, announced today the about 750 students, Layer adM t appointment of Robert C. tied. By CHRIS NF.I,SON computer listing suspects and slipping back into obscurity. Markeyasadvcrtl.sing director. Lake Howell High will be It) John A. Spolski Herald Staff Writer other wanted persons, and Formerly employed at The In the last week of February a located on Dodd Road two miles which is available to national Florida highway patrolman west of Tuskawilla Road and We've received many calls New York Times In New York o A former Seminole County authorities, stopped a car near Orlando, will house 1,750 students, Layer from citizens asking details of City, he served in various •, man who took a 16-month executive advertising In 1973, Pfiel surfaced in While a routine driver's license said. The school should be eoai. the four projects proposed on Tuesday's countywide bond capacities for the past 13 years. "lunch break" from his 1972 Atlanta long enough for police check produced nothing, the pleted within 18 months of the drug possession and sale trial to notify Galloway, before patrolman noticed another signing If the contract, Layer issue referendum. Starting Ills most recent responsibilities ran afoul ofacomnputer late last at The Times included c -. piece of identification with the said. today the Herald is publishing a dinatlon of color magazine month and now faces additional name Douglas Niel. The Jackson Heights Middle series of articles on the charges in a new trial Weather Into the computer went the School will house an additional proposals. Today's article on supplements and responsibility scheduled for April fl. Yesterday's high 85 low this name, out came a 'hit," and 1,000 students and should take a page 7-A deals with the south for national advertising emanating from the Long morning 52. Mostly sunny and back into legal hot water went year to construct, Layer said. Seminole branch courthouse Douglas Pfiel, 28. currently of Walter league, board conbuilding. Future articles will Island area. lie was previously 1709 Waukla Road, Orlando, continued warm today and Phd. responsibie f(w automobile real sultant for business and w.as in the second day of his Friday. Afternoon high--, in the cover the agriculture center, estate and home Improvement Pfiel. formerly of StaK low to mid 8i. Low tonight Avenue nolla finance, said 54,897,0)) was less third floor for the Sanford September, 3972 felony, trial and Onora Road, in the mid SOs to the low than he had expected. courthouse judicial wing and a advertising, before Seminole Circuit Court from northern Seminole County, ii Before joining The Ttmes, Unseasonably warm weather The cost and availability central county security cornJudge tkmunick Salfi when MAIUE\' Markey had been employed for being held without bond in building has been judge, court staff and jury clung to much of the nation county lex ijaili. Jail on a variety of drug problem and for this reason we several by The New York agencies of Benton and Bowles recessed for lunch today, but the warm tern- charges from 1972-plus a new anticipated higher bids, league World, Telegram and Sun for and Batten, Barton, Durstein peratures were under rain and felony charge of failure to said. Salli, the Jury, and Seminole log in the North several years in school and real and Osborne. and clear skies appear. check of Sanford estate advertising, and The A random Markey, 41, and his wile, Sheriff's Capt. J. 0. "Slim" in the South Joe Pabelchak, school board service stations late Wed- Brooklyn Eagle as assistant Patricia, have two sons, Robert Galloway reappeared at the He pleaded innocent to the architectural consultant, said Temperatures before dawn nesday afternoon indicated that production manager. II, 13, and Brian, 10, and a appointed bow' - but not Pfd. ranged from 75 at Fort charges at his arraignment there has been a 30 per cent 7 of 22 locations had a "flag" Galloway immediately Lauderdale to -3 at Cut Bank, Monday before Judge A. J. increase in constructien costs For the past four years daughter, Patricia, 8. !t4rs. flying. [tell for 6ut-of-gas; yellow for emergency vehicles municalions counsel for join him when the sale of their and the green banner indicating (fl(Pfl(liIe IAng Island Public Ness York home is coniplete a plentiful supply of gas. School System. lie is a Ile is presently staying with Were you surprised to lititi the published writer Mr. and Mrs. and his II! absence (If any waiting lines7 photographer in the education herbert Lange of Deltona, --Alai Al 'I" • MIAMI- Sanford boxer Rick No. I don't feel that the field and has seed as a con,_ Mackey said, "I am(I 0 1 volt vary system of "odd. sultant to Perez lost a split decistoo advertismg -'U ' Wednesday night at the Miami had as itsuch to do with It agencies and private cot- ssith the staff, I am looking '-r .tsthciiiotoristsdoimig a double- porations. .AU Golden Gloves chain. forward to a long and suc________ pionships for novices take at the newly hiked Ile was educated at cesaful relationship with The Homestead Air Force Base As a matter of fact, some University of Rhode Island, Herald.'' __________________ ____________________________ southpaw Mark Falieroni In a motorists were pulling away New York City Community _______________________________ As advertising director. three-round slug fat. from the pumps in a sorts College and Fairleigh Markey will be In charge of all However, two local boxers, "mini-protest" Dickinson University. Early in advertising and will report to -•---- - - • - _ill i,a, Alan Dalton and Jimmy Clay Quite (rankly, if they want to his career he was employed at Associate Publisher Wayne took knock-outs wins to addoawaywtththehinesentirely, the New York advertising Doyle. vance the tourney. Clay open the stations on Sundays whose brother Darrell fights again. Not to mention tonight, scored a K() in 1:05 of abolishing those silly three or the First round, and Dalton got four hour limited sales Areadeaths 2A Entertainment his the second round. periods and then closing. Bridge 7B Iloro.wope The Altamonte Elementary School building 6B coll1l)letion by Selvniber 1974. Plans call for the The boxers. meinNlrs of the -Calendar SA Hospital notes SA will move soon front its present site on SR 43 to building to be rut into 7 freces and revon(h-1.n.$n tsvih Trtntig Center Classifledads .10-hA Public notices - 6A,78 a new site on the Longwood-Markham Road at KoxingClub,mayearnashotat neeted at the new site, The buildings will be Camics .. 78 Society . 44B tile north entrance to the V1ands, it was the national golden gloves ti completely Wh'os"ever exultetli hiiiiself renovated with air conditioning, Crossword puzzle - 78 8dM SPOILS announced today by George E. Saunders, taIl 1w abashed; and 1w that ---- 68 carpeting, and additional lighting to be inDear Alit)>' 5,5, State •-Miami. Puerto Rico, acpresident of Building Movers Inc. Moving will h,ui,jctIi hijiisclf shall be ex. Dr. Crane stalled. This is, according to Saunders, largest .68 Stocks -7A 4ltod. cording to Perez, has shown the commence April 1. Editorial comment The job is scheduled for 4 building moved in Southeast United States 4, prices . . ____________ __ W.It,,.,,h K.sk., Dill ,ibI.5 34 i. 01 I'llotl wed 4 across, I) g1a, ':;' 99' IVIUU LUII even .". 0.I.i..,, K.'. C&d ___ WI wife 's parents, ------------------------------- - 1654 S. 01.4 4.' 1.1.4. •. Sell Poppers ......... 2 $4u•...I.4s' • .gjp.- .............. . p,.fs*i Ips I.Id4 tiii Sandwich Bags ... • Fvosrn •.,. Mini Pads ........ ' $1 (4.114., spogisoriv, j '' --- --------- 0•,s q.t 4.- 1.!.d, Tasty Tomatoes I II.. ...I years :::.-----,•,,•,•31-•I -. _______ _______ materials 011ip 89' . of :49' D4GreenStamps . ..... Big John's Dinners I,.d., 5.4....., h . Vienna Sausage - Fresh Mushrooms. U bee N0. 1.51.04 Chowder SAY, 304 S.,l' 2 . 29' top I$0.1,. I0.4I8 ..tb - s ids Given '-• - - $...d W,i$... Crisp Carrots - ElWGreenStamps SAVI It, c...aI... Il...I.. P.,ll -- 339 C4.,.. $.... 5..4 6.01 111 9 0 0 e Pampers Diapers Fresh Broccoli......... .49' 5.,. 2 :: 53 SAVI IS. D.pI,• S'pl, ::: 69 1..d•. •l..'d. uoieeans . . . . . Blue Cheese Dressing Clam ,. r al Orts-sams A . J.*p . $1 Italian Dressing SAVI 35.. $0. ..... . I..-(.l l' Honey Tangerines ' bee sets Kraft Dressing Sugar . __ ............ k.I K.. CbwI, S..f D.9 .. 43' 4-el. can "P 39' 576 Is.-Col V,,uh ., 1000-1,l..d Evercarsig Cepacol Mouthwash.. 'I 79 ' . . . . . . • Zest Beauty Bar ¼ Dr. Popper 8 '60' 93'L g$g.Ø$$ . . . . . . . . . ..I Ivory Liquid . I ll- Old M,l.,ivkts Beer 6 5.l., .. ...... B Ior Sc!, cols, hooti n g t CLOG' ggp4, - SAVI ISi. $I.b.Ip •.4.•411a9 French Onion Dip ........., 39{ - ee•Oeeefle.eefl.e. C * PU A N S.., !.iy I...... ' W..d,. ci.,, 10-it. IIi. 49' - Advertising Director For Seminole Man • 5.1...4... I...l.t, Chive Cottage Cheese I..dy.s.-..t Smoked Mullet 1..l.-.d t 000cl# ; is . cken . . . . . . . as . . . . _____ P!. 1-.. Cottage Cheese ........ Chi • at. 1.4. II.. .. Old $O$ Sliced Bologna..... 65' lii,P...... %.l - Cinnamon Rolls ........3 Smoked Daisies, ....... TV' 5... 39, ;: English Muffins ......... I..,I. 54• P•*.e as F I-I P S _____________ - $041 IS. P.,b.,,I IIIy.( ...4 P•i.. _ - ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) - A searching for him," a patrol rests, the men Juinpeti hun, seaechwas underway today for spokesman said. -. took his gun, shot out the tires *hI..1 ..,i ... ..... -- romice captured R. Kenneth on his patrol car and six- I en part in a roadblock gunfight Neyland, 34, of Miami, and used away, that left two Florida Highway dogs and helicopters to track The fugitives were fleeing in Patrolmen injured, authorities down Pete Rosen, age and the stolen car at speeds of up to said. address unknown, 100 miles an hour on the Florida Officers said two men, of "Rosen had been shot in the Turnpike when their vehicle them wounded, were captured back but we don't know when," crashed through a border fence Wednesday and the third sus- a patrol spokesman said. Rosen at a roadblock near the Canoe pect was still being sought. was reported in lair condition Creek Service Plaza. "We first thought there were today at an Orlando hospital. Theatmen then fired a shotgun two fugitives but another on 'fli, men were stopped by a blast patrol officers manning person was seen running with a trooper earlier Wednesday on a the roadblock and 2 fled on foot. rifle through woods near the routine speeding violation when (I turnpike and we went out a check of the license plate reTrooper Dave Even was hit vested that the car had been in the head by shotgun pellets stolen In Miami. When the and patrol radio operator David troopertriedtomaketheat-Alters was hurt byflyingglass. 1SI-Olf tubsi P.p,.d-g T..ihp..t. 7-.s. Iwh. Pbe 95 ,••,••, a _________ Wit rown'NSorve Sought ly fIJI]4wreenstamps 2 rell Phil Suspect one offee ,.. I.-.. : - 351 ______ ______ ______ .,, • '• In 191 " FOOD WRAP E. WASHINGTON 1 API jumped by a seasonally adjust. month period but still below consumers will be seeing many per cent inflation mate at this Wholesale prices took another ed 1.2 per cent last month, the record levels. the rises at the retail level in key level. big leap forward in February smallest advance in four The February Increase lifted the weeks ahead, but the increase (cli short of months but a highly in. the Wholesale Price Index to The bureau said that price inAbout 70 per cent of the Feb. soaring rates of previous flationary rate nevertheless. l2.7ofthC1967average,mean. ruary increase was traced to creases of industrial cornmonths, the government said The increase pushed whole. lug that it cost $152.70 to buy the price increases for fuel, pri- modUles, regarded as one of the tOday, sale prices2O.3 per cent higher same volume of wholesale manly gasoline and residual most sensitive gauges of m. i ne uureau of iaoor I5U3- than a year earlier, an eztraor. goods that $100 purchased in fuels; metals, farm products nanon in me economy, rose by Ucs said that wholesale prim tlinarily sharp rise for an 12- 1%? The increase means that and processed foods and a seasonally adjusted 1.3 per y cent, with prices of metals and In January, wholesale prices i the way. re by 3.1 per cent, the second highest monthly increase on Wholesale prices of farm record, products, processed foods and Ifholesale prices went up at feeth rose seventh-tenths of one February's rate for an entire per cent compared with a steep ear, it would mean a sharp 34.4 5I per cent iriJanuary. ..... lec a., Wb•t K., P,.èv 3rd 9 1 " .' RatesOf Past Months d 791 •..h 61 AØ 79 U pb,. . owe _ 89' 1°•' C.,,,, Zesta Saltines . . • A! 3.1.I1A. .v.I SmokedHamo......... letwow Si.,p Oreo Cremes .......... ,A,OR 41WkI L also PL . SSI••II b.,h.l M,.(,,,, I.sb. S...t... 49( Thursday, March 7, 1974-Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No. 169 Price 10 Cents P GLAD WRAP 0... lease S...l,..l Sweet Peas ............. ... 29 ......... . . . . . . . . no SAvg 4, Ii.., M..t . '•ii Ip. liseg. Imperial s... ....,. liii Cb..h Dog Food ............. Sales Ove rslept I...l... 5.b4 0.4 ocirls '' 4 Fried Chicken .,i Cb..b $1.4. 5..') 99 • Ground Beef with H.V.P. Sliced Bacon 49' I•.sl•gi Provisions Woffs Mediated Vegetable Protests £,.., $g., ' . . . . . . . • • • I. Sandwich. I.,lge P,..,l.. Pc•te. 5' ......... 4011 t.,, I,.dp.ls.Ieb,-.,I 5..th.,. 0 4 English Cut Roast eef . . Bar.B.Qued Frycrs CI.II S).d t..i lb P,,,,... $•.,-Ia B . D.I,,,.., I.,,b-M.d. P.,.... M,.gp S,,tg•, P,i.,w . Baked Beans i...a AI•p A Pstsi Key Club Steaks SI, ........ l.,lp Top Round Steak Pqp,,w aJ J'J, 49' . Z•'p l,.,h-M.d. Sirloin Steak S.a4's P...... pro ton . . Wholesale Prices Go Forward 79 V T4_ last, 51 •.d REP. RODI~;() . . No comment lob ....... .. or 11 _ '::' J - I to MONUMENTAL MOVING JOB AHEAD in - - I .. / ...... strongest team �2A—The Sanford Herald Thursday March 7. 1974 NATION TODAY uu pruoucuon in.latin I and development o trtiijrrj 0J. Foxx: Illness A Lie itii us ucit r 1"-- . o. Nixon vetoed ill Meanwhile, the How added The steep rise of food prices Wednesday. saying the price an oil price-rollback amend. ALSO should slow down. Nixon rollback -wouli result in re. ment to its bill for a Federal told a news conference, promLs- duced energy supplies, longer Energy Administration but ing once more to avoid an eco lines at the gas pump minimal modified the proposal to ex. nomic recession this Year. if any, reduction i1 gasoline oh from the By sustaining his veto Of prices,'and worst of all serious cmp new smaller producers, whose outemergency energy legislation damage to jobs in America." put was less than 30.000 tKirrels including the oil price rollback. Its net effect, he said, would a day. Nixon said, the Senate "vetoed LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) - Comedian Redd Foxx say 3 reports that illness forced him to drop out of television "Sanford and Son" show were "a lie." Foxx mid Tuesday in a taping for the Mike Dougla Show that he wanted a better salary, was dlsenchantc with working conditions and didn't want to revert to wha t he called 'Amos 'n' Andy.". The Douglas show will be aired March 26. The 51-year4d entertainer has missed four segment and is expected to be out the remainder of the season, Foxx spent five days In a hospital last week and his at lorney and manager said the entertainer was sufferin from a nervous condition. In Los Angeles, executive producer Bud Yorkin saic Wedn'sday that Foil complaints were unjustified. H said Foxx was one of the highest-paid men in television He declined to name the salary. "He's a talented -and funny man and I h'jw he will h ____________ - :1 C11LUwagir Prices would stop rising and ir uig eyes ana run a nand __ .. " , 4' _________ - throug.h her Atralohl hInn.. lair and ask that question willi a straight face. ______ . . _____ , - -. . '1411111111111 V41111111111 two-story homestead house of weathered redwood shaded by two giant trees, at the end of a dirt lane near Del Mar. There is no telephone and no electricity. A hard-pump in the kitchen brings water from ' -• , _7 Z - ME By ; ! Copley News Service ' : - In the fourth quarter of last year, when economists were trying to predict the disruption which the energy crisis would wreak on American in. - companies are ln reasonably goud shape. They have long, established re!aUonshlpa with suppliers. 'Some smaller companies are having delivery problems. however. And one can we in the continued building of in. &e concerned about heavy My own feeling is these numbers are over- power users. New England utilities use residual fuels, slated. We would have which are thick and difficult periencal a cyclical slow, to ship. There is a concern down in autos anyway over whether the utilities will "I'm very impressed to the get the residual oils they extent to w Well the majority need." she said. of firms prepared themselves .ir, \trkin saul. 1L 6- X pected Ehrlichman, Colson Indicted WASHINGTON (A?) - A federal grand jury today in dicted former White House aides John D. Ehrllchman and Charles W. Colson on a charge of violating the civil rights of Daniel Ellsberg'g pstri.st Also Indicted on the same charge were Watergate tonspirators G. Gordon Lidcfy. Bernard L a ir. R. Martinez and Felipe Do Diego The billctment charged that the defendants beck broke the Beverly Hills office of Do, Lewis J Fielding I*ith Intent to warcli for confidential inftirmation concerning The burglary took p1we on Sept. 3,1971, when Ellsberg was under Indictment in connection with the leak Of the Pentson Papers. The grand jury also Indicled Liddy on two counts of refusing to testify before a House committee. Uddy already is wying a sentence for contempt Of court ior his rdusal to testify before a grand jury. erveanamof2o years for his role in the June 17 1972 breakin at Democratic National CoirnmilUee Headquarters. A 20ith Century are a mull bu. lane gas stove, a gas refrigerstor in the pantry, and a cumpact car to bring home plies. A steep, narrow stairway leads to the second floor where stained glass adorn the old windows, one of Lilly's feather ticks Is the coverlet on a high, oldfashioned Most of the living. especially in winter, is done in the 'tdien where a skylight has Weri installed in the steep, slanting rod to add Light for Lilly's n*d1ework. There also is a big kerosene Aladdin lamp, with %ick and niant e, which can be raised and lowered on a chain to put light where needed. energy bi'll, said he would try, M W71, again to roll back oil prices, but said he would work with the _______________________ administration toward a WASHINGTON (AP) -Pr-es- another Watergate case are __ -' • stripped-down emergency bill ident Nixon has moved dramat. expected by week's end. authorizing gasoline rationing icall) to blunt the impact of the A special grand jury in. ______________________________ and other fuel-saving Watergate cover-up In. restigating the break-in at the _____ _______ measures. dictinents and secret grand Beverly Hills, Calif., office r _____ ___ ''. Nixon declined, In his news Jury report. But charges of Daniel Ellsberg's II conference, to speculate on a psychiatrist was believed ready Lifting of the Arab oil embargo to return i:tictmenta ORGANIC EARRING? against the United States, but last Friday, a federal grand JOEY wurm, of Detroit, Nlicll.. lets his l)(-1 Nfuxican red-leg tar., la said the chamTs %ere jury indicted seven ad. (Ilmi) up his face. l'he spider IS 1101 poisonous. Tank S ministration and campaign proved by diplomatic progress toward disengagement of Arab they corispired and Ismell form in Ow MkIdle to block the Investigation of the East. Result Of Watergate aides on charges break4n. It Aw gave the judge a secret report, An administration energy of0 0 which sources later said dealt Diplomatic PassPort ficlail told newsmerl earner. Crisis with Nixon's role in Watergate, however. that the present . 4 eral allocation of wholesale - NORTH HOLLYWOOD, The defendants included facturers wanted to get in line problem over whether he can dashboards. Nert the auto so they could get allocations. get fuel for a new plant," dealers would close down for Thus far, we haven't seen Burnham said. lack of autos and, reswna these stories materialize From Boston Ka H bly, the banks would ul. "Consolidated Edison (New economist for First Nationa timately close down for lack York City's beleaguered utflBank of Boston, said, -We auto dealer', to whom t ity) has cut back but it hasn t haven't found shortages of r etc. been drastic. It's more for power closing down plants ea ..as to be a factor. conservation measures than yet. for lack if for businessmen cutting beck "We have seen a number of hea.r5 n company's their plant operations. Basiexamples of shortages of ,lant would coee uca%se the cally, the consumer Is using petrochemical feedstocks Office Personnel couldn't do less electricity," he said. causing a temporary closing the paper work, From Pittsburgh, James o( the doors in plastics plants. And soon. And so forth. The Burnham, senior economist Also, among our textile 'U-input-output economists, who for Mellon National Bank & tOmoer3 in the South we've fOIlOw goods as they move Trust Co., said, "There have seen extra-long plant vacealong each step of the manu. been some layoffs at plants lions related to a shortage of facturing process, were cmilected with the auto insynthetic fibers, which come 400miest Of a1J. Some fOredustry, and a portion is due to from petrochemical feedsaw a depression. the shift away from heavy stocks," she said. Happily, it hasn't worked autos - a trend related to the "Even though we haven't out that way. At least, yet, energy crisis. had major pit closings we Intpruipwa with / -4 - - A__ - - - WORLD Allegiance Sworn KAMBOL Cambodia (AP) - A group of 742 former insurgents swore loyalty to President Lcin Nol's gover,. ment today in the largest defection of anti-government forces since the Cambodian war began in April 1970. The group - nationalist Khmer Rumdoa - said they had become disenchanted with fighting in the rebel ranks along with Khmer Rouge communists and North Vietnamese soldiers. A government official said at the ceremony, 15 mIles west of Phnom Penh, that 10, * more rebels might change sides In the next few months. $sanwhlle, the military command said insurgent forces shelled the capital today for the first time in three weeks, lulling one person and wounding another. Spain Frees Bishop RILBAO, Spain (AP) - The Franco government released Bishop Anton Anoveros from house arrest today so he could go to Madrid to confer with Pope Paul Vi's top representative In Spain. The bishop's car was followed by a carload Of political pollee. The 64-year-old prelate was called to Madrid late Wednesday night by the Most Rev. Luigi Dadagllo. the papal nuncio to Spain, who returned from Rome Monday after talks with Pope Paul Vi after the confrontation between church and state oer the bishop, who urged more freedom for the Basque people of northwest Spain. U % WV tUtIIi IIJU4Ufl, vx Uiii WII1 -- ' " In lulure Water-• an Indict On nks," said Dan Imp- gate cum ment says that former Under & grant of immanity Stans was brought into Sears' dberg of Lundberg Survey, Inc. Eglil Kroo Jr., former ban Of Ally. Gen. John N. Mitchell and from prosecution as a testimony for the first time Protection The Federal Energy office the WNte House bnW w n the witness said original hasblamedpartofthegasoline unit known as tle plumbers, rice H. Stans impeded a Sects. testifledWedoesda Pla113 Called for delivery of the shortage On Panic buying by pleaded guilty to the game rities and ExchangeCommiv, 1971 and early 1972, "Bob had SM,000 Vesco contribution no motorists w ho constantly top off charge and is serving a six. rand sion investigation Into on a couple of occasions said later than April 7 IM That their tanks out of concern they month sentence at the federal Vewo's multibillion dollar n- that the wanted to be a very was the date a new law took WASHINGTON (AP) — on won't be able to get nxwe. This, prison farm at Allenwood. nancial empire. PA. Adatantial contributor. President Nixon's orders, the effect, requring all campaign Harry L Sears, one-time Re. "Hespecifically indicated &I in effect, Puts more gasollm Krogh agreed to tell the contributions over $100 to be Justice Department is Uft to than normal into storage. the Prosecutors all he knew about publican bigwig in New Jersey, the time that he wanted to be a publicly reported through.the draft leiMation Intended to FEO uys, the plumbers. returns '0 it* witness stand to" big enough contributor to be General Accounting office. drip away one of the news media's Principal shields against libel suits by public of. ficials or public figures. MILS. MARY MORRIS The presidential move member of the freshman foot- Froinberger. Atlanta; Mrs. disclosed by ranking White ball team, Margaret Grammer and Mrs. Mrs. Mary Helen Morris, 55. House officials, who said NixSurvivors include his mother, Eloise Robertson, Roanoke. Of 2432 S. Marshall Ave.. Mrs. John A. on's objecUve was to give PontLyles, Columbia, Va.; Mrs. Minnie W oot en, S an f ord. died Wednsesduy S.C.; wife, Louise sister is ical candidates better defenses M s Aberdeen, N.C.; two brothim evening. She was a native of Mary Lou LyIM against slanderms or libeloin Columbia, S. Paul and Wade Fulp of Dearborn County. Ind. and had C.; cisughters, MrL Sandra campaip attacks. lived in Unford for the pad 15 Fraser, Sherman Oa4 Cant. StOakesdale, N.C.; two sisters, Mr& Grace Ragan, Charlotte, As outlined by these ot.qdals years moving here from and Mrs. Rodney Farmer, N.C. and Mrs in interviews, the White Hwjw . Mae Murray, Hamilton, Ohio. She was a Manhattan Beach. Calif. and Pilot Mountain, plan is to Present a proposed N.C.; 30 member of the Church of God. four grandchildren. grandchildren and nine great. law intended to overcome a Survivors include her IF MANN grandchildren. landmark 1964 Supreme Court husband, Iren Morris SanI Funeral Home in decision granting newspapers ford; six daughters, Mrs. Mauie L Mann, $0, of virtual immunity a Judith Webb, Hanujftono,:, l a ke Monroe, died Wednesday sifts by public officials. Mrs. Irene Reed, Sanford; M LETVD VEINO morning at Seminole Memorial Hamblin, Hamilton, Ohio; Hospital. Born in Stoakesdale. Lester Veino, 62. of Osteen, Wilde some Justice Depart Mrs. Tins Burnham, Sanford; N.C..she lived in Lake Monroe died Tuesday night at orange ment lawyers and other libel Miss Jennie Morris, Sanford. for the past 20 years and was a Memorial Hospital. Born in attorneys question whether Mrs. Cecelia Brown of Temple Baptist. LeMpster, N. H,, he lived Ill such leLUIstion can overturn a [fills, Md.: a son, Lefloy Survivors include her Osteen for the past 57 years. He Supterne, Court decision, the Morris, Los Angeles Calif., 11 husband. L. B. Mann, Lak e was retir.wI from the grocery move appears certain to kindle grandchildren and one great Monroe, two sons, Phil Murray, and sawmill business. new controversy in Nixon's se'I grandchild. tmore, latlons with the media. Survivors 'nclude his wife, Survivors G'amkz Funeral Home in Lake Mary; Jack Whi si Annie Velno of Osteen; And It could lead eventually Atlanta; nine daughters;Mrs. charge of arrangements two daughters, Mrs. Darlene toa historic legal confrontation Virginia A. Collins, Sanford; 5 Nancy Wilson, Osteen; Mrs. Iva on the constitution's freedom of Robbins and Mrs. IIENDRLXLVI.J the press for former Alice Whittington, both of Carpenter. Albuquerque. N. Funeral service Daytona son, Lester Velno jr., The President himself volun. Beach; Mrs. Steely Mci,: a Sanford resident Hendrix Hartwig, .trs. Lee Hardy 9iteen mother, Mrs. Iva Leered fleeting mention of his Capers Lyles, of E. 714 hoses 'teino, Osteer,, biudiei, Irving Houston, Texas; Mrs. proposal in his Wednesday Rd, San Gabriel, Calif., will Barbara Wino, Osteen; sisters, night news conference, but he Mrs. hddFrldayatlha.m InCha pel Doris '(eI Usteen didn't (iIvuIl'e his ITLstruthvr F of Host l \trs Da IS) lull (cno..t&r) to the Justice DepartmentEtards, AIle,'vjale and seven tier, Calif. grandch,l4 Aides said he planned to make MORRIS. MRS. He was president of ft MARY E1CN r that disclosure Friday when he tcqv,cj iti, Smith Co., manufacturer;: sends Congrtss his campaign representatives in Los Angeles, ') SMMUn Ave, Sa, reform ,, The Lyles family lived In *P' dftj WI'dn.i4, t4II 41116 V At the thy' news enlercnce whil e S A IVV`411,10 Sanford 19-1934 and he had s' been a resident of San Gabriel Av,.t:l' to a question about w Ch llenged main topic. "The meeting was scheduled to convene in Tripoli but 'due to aceomnmodatic*i difficulties It has been switched to Cairo," the spokesman said. An industrial fair in Tripoli nuide the hotel situation difficult, he explained. Egypt invited ministers to meet "to review oil policies. Our policy is based on adapting ourselves to chan,ng urcurn.stances,"he spokesman said. He would not elaborate. Egypt was xpecLd to pet pose the embargo be lifted as xn aJ) o f thanking the Umted Statrs for helping to disenagge Egyptian and Israeli troops along the Suez Canal front. - 411111 1 " VIIV K U1L mU dde( economist for title Pru. denUal Life Insurance Co, of America, said, "We have talked with some indi vidual businessmen and find that VOT1 FOR THRAORICULTU111119 CINTIR Mono ITIM TUBS. MARCH 12. PdIefb,A,rIcultu,lIC,n,,,adv,, losing Fund,L R Joanso&CPa,rma, Area Deaths P / 40 -- - I • CAIRO APi - Arab oil ministers are scheduled to meet In Cairo on Sunday to review their policies, a Egyptian Oil Ministry spukeemnsn said. The lifting of their oil embargo against the United States is expected tube the UIJII UU WJ I, d71 Ltuy, aiiwu iwr UMURJII& learn l "but it Is such close work, it Ls types of neediework. hard on the eyes to Just keep The family visited Califor. going." nia annually for several Lilly guestoa shop in Del years, and came to stay when Mar to pick up messages and 110y, was 14. - NYLON CARPETING • _- ' Oil Ministers Meeting al ' 5" IJ SI VIIUJI U' 1W umIUI7 UI U UIU1' dered jackets and jeans." she cate quilting designs." She hand-cards the wool for says. "People have to bring their own jeans. 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CARPETING altamonte springs Y OUR IM CREDIT CARD MAKES SHOPPING EASY - SJ Ethiopian Strike Spreads ADDIS ABABA, Ethiop,a I AP) - Hundreds of students anting antigovernment slogans marcfi,d through Addis AIJaLa today as a general its Ike spread aaou the felm ted police arryIng rlf!ei and tear gas forced the stunts to return to Haile Seiazsi, University alter an how 4 dtrtj, Thee, wa no violence. "Land for the tillers! Work (or the 'wrkers! D'iwn with the prime minister!" the demonstrators shouted. Thousands of other students looked on quietly, The Confederation of Ethiopian L.L_a Llthom claimed near 100 per cent effectiveness for the strike, planned to continue until the government meets c4ernands for pay Incream and lab ref ormns. But shons were on.n and tavis were operating In both Addis 'Ababa and Asmara. Ethiopia's second largest city. Buses were rwuining in Asmnara. his plan to regulate campaign financing, he added, "We believe c9ndidates should have a right to defand themselves for the past 71 years. As a member of the Sa " 10 &t 04 am s - -- aalnstfaliechsrgesthat are 1 whether by their opponents or by the press" According to White House Of. ticiats familar with Nixon's Ilews on the dent beiieves the Supreme Court has gone too far in inter- two. teti the media alnst libel suits by public officials and public figures, ,.,,usir.,lJ DEADLY GRACE 11Y his owner, a cobra responds to the mytiuua tune piad by this snake charmer in New Delhi, where charmers still practict their ancient art and make a good living from . ' ;C'Slirog Durial n Oaklabtn Memorial parb Grar"k., Lyle received Ow&jl Pet" MANN TFOpll'ifl Ion andiflsej1 .5 runrIit.f Ma; L MMwt. W. of Lak e Morw4g, book, 'Sanford as I Knew 4I-0$e 1912.1935," he was listed on his AArmori,iii *ft died Wfnsdava, *,11 t* a , I / hr asifnr? Ijeruth V of KIP" *,1h Rev Alter leaving Sanford, Lyk.s attended tht University of South Car-ohs where he was a ftfilUm F'Ufl• Plofl4*h R e v Subscription °'' ° fl y"41 In Clifton Cm,t,,, Carrier " r Rstan in charge Week 55c Dolvid Rich B.i in Evnw,,n VEIN0. LESTER for Lr'tt r Voioiro, &I. Cot " 3A9 Published Da ily and Sunda y, "All Time, All-Star Sanford thigh School Footba ll Tea ," which Editor Schia 191 announced Dec. 4,193 1, and on his 1 9 selection i hen he updated the 'All Time All. on tne 100th ar, rsty of football, ' ALTAMON TI SP'GS N except Saturday and hrstmas Day by The '' bt"IV 110rC Migrald, 100 N. French Ave;. Sanford, a. 37771. Snd C;à Pot.9e Paid at Sanfc'rci. Florida ni, - • • - a, Rates by Year 175 40 -v - I - �4A— The Sanford Herald Thursday, March?, 1974 Soviet Anger ¶ - I - k-an !iolzhen itsyn Save His Family? Copley News Service masters, Fortunately, however, Solzhenitsyn has been more circumspect in his talks with newsmen in Norway, where he is visiting, ohserves Isaac Don Levine. At 82, Levine is the author of many books on Soviet political history and the only surviving foreign correspondent who was in Moscow when Nikolai Lenin died there 50 years ago. Soviet leaders might well detain SolzheniLcyn's wife and four children in Russia if he further incurs th eir anger, Levine warns. "Those devils (in the Kremlin) are like sharks," he observes. "You give them a hand and they eat your arm." In an interview, he expressed the hope that Solzhenitsyn maintains a discreet silence concerning Soviet political affairs, at least until his family joins him. The Russians have said the family may leave the Soviet Union. but haven't tremitn watcner for hail a century says exiled Soviet author Alexander I. Solzhenitsyn might never have seen his family again if he had refused to mute his verbal broadsides at the Russian government after being banished from the Soviet Union. The Nobel Prize-winning writer said earlier from his Switzerland retreat that he would continue to write "the tru th " a bout the Kremlin t said when. 'He would run the risk of never seeing the family again if he continued to speak out, Lcvine said. The Soviet press has reacted bitterly to Solzhenitsyn's promise to resume his disclosures of Russian tyranny, outlined in his dramatic new book, "The Gulag Archipelago." His Swiss publishers have said the second volume of the work, to be published this fall or early next yeat, will deal with the post-Stalin era, when Nikita Khrushchev launched the de-Stalinization dri ve at the 20th Communist Party Congress. Levine, who winters in Carlsbad, Calif., predicts the Russian news agency Pravda "will continue to call Solzhenitsyn traitor, and that his denials never will catch up." "his family, however, is not in imminent danger unless Solzhenitsyn gives the Kiemlin an excuse to detain his wife and children." Moral In The Solzhenitsyn Story - By JAMES CARY -'-----t About 1971 Fundraiser Was Connection Official Says Behind Burglary? Russia Hates Dissent -- Jack Anderson come tç with a greatest Watergate mystery of I What did the White House burglars hope to find that would Justify breaking Into the Watergate? Why would they take such foolish risks to burglarize and bug the offices of a Democratic party factotum like Larry O'Brien? The Investigators, who have been piecing toge ther the Water gate puzzle, think they know the answers. The key to the they now feel awe, was the celebrated 1205,000 which billionaire industrialist Howard Hughes loaned to President Nixon's brother Don on December 10, 1956. The loan, secured by a" $13,000 family Jot that no bank would have accepted as security for it loan of that size, was never repaid. We learned about this curious transaction In 1960. Our disclosure coincided with Richard Nixon's first campaign for the presidency. lie complained afterward that the loan story had tied to defeat him. Two years later, the $2O&flO loan tx'cazne the biggest issue in his inglorious defeat for gevernur of California. CaliAlter his political comeback and triumphant takeover of thee White House, Nixon remained so sensitive about Howard Hughes that he had his own brother bugged and followed in 1969. Don Nixon, an amiable but bumbling wheeler.dealer, was consorting - I I M ' - ___________ __1. . _. ; 1 - c, . - --- ia 0 WINNING WATER COLOR U)NGW(nu) EI4EMENTAUY School fifth-grader Andy \Vit'land shows Media specialist Ilobert Fox his winning water color painting in too openly with Hughes sides John Meier and Tony Hatib. recent stant denunciation of their lion, form of tyranny and should be Copley News Service tightist governments, but very Yet it the same time, In the deepest secrecy, the President's Yet government abuses of hu. condemned WASHINGTON The world, little that exposes the true na regardless of which bosom friend Bebe Rebozo was arranging to receive a $100,000 man freedoms wide outpouring of support for ture of their left-wing opposi. attack on Solzhenitsyn like the Soviet the political — are a sldc theYofspring front spectrum cash contribution from Hughes. Subsequently, two 150,000 con. Alexander Solzheni tsyn In his signments for President Nixon were deli vered at San Clemente David and Goliath duel with the — and Key Biscayne by Hughes emissary Richard Danner. Soviet government should be We dug out and published the story of the secret $100,000 gift • particularly refreshing to FA on August 6, 1971. Our story, accor ding to Senate lnvctigators, I • Americans during this lx'riod of W IF. _T C, woolloo history. _ - Ills fight, plus his writings, We were mar ked for Investigation by undercovermen G. hold up in clear public view the Gordon Llddy and E. Howard Hunt, who had started operating a excesses of a totalitarian • monthearlierout of a commandpostin 1801 the basement government of the left at a time of - . a White House annex known as the Executive Office Building. when It is far more popular in Their mission was to plug up news leaks, an assignment that 1. the United States to condemn • _____ - - ,00k_~ earned them the nickname "the plumbers." My name was posted only the misdeeds of authoriprominently on a wallboard in their basement sanctum, as a tartan regimes of the right. odoo meant to inspire the occupants on against the foe. This may be a very narrow e4pEr and limited issue to extract Meanwhile, Las Vegas publisher Hank Greenspun in Sep. from the magnificent sweep of timber 1971 mentioned to White House aide Herb Klein that the the Solzhenitsyn story, but it is 1100,000 Hughes gilt "may have later been used In the purchase of San Clemente." an important one for this country at this time. In a confidential memo, the Senate investigators report: "In b' gZL For the serious question of October, 1971, Herb Kalmbach (the President', personal at. accuracy in the presenta tion of torney) on Instructions of John Ehrllchman, visited Greenspun in information b Journalists, • Las Vegas and discussed both the $100,000 contribution and any academics and political cotninformation that Greenspun may have had on Donald Nixon's • relationships to Johnny Meter. Kalmbach denied to Greenspwi mentators is involved. And without accurate, balanced that any compalgn contribution went to San Clemente." information the American The memo notes, significantly, that the White House first public cannot exercise Its • • learned of Don Nixon's new involvement with the Hughes historical function of directing i -a government toward worthwhile organization "from a sensitive case report" about the tax (U1fl proble ms of Johnny Meier and Tony Hatsis, The Internal The cases of Vietnam, Chile, Revenue Service wanted to Interview Donald Nixon about his • i4 -. con nection wi th the Hughes aides. Na tionalist China and even .;.. The same sensitive report also disclosed that a tax audit of I3'i1 spring to mint in each -"p.-'-. -• , instance, Larry O'Brien had uncovered a close relationship with the It . . . .and here's a special delivery!" Hughes organization. "Ehrllthnan has admitted discussing I - school art show. Herald Photo by Elda Nichols FLORIDA TODAY • - ALEXANDER OLZHENITSYN — — 1~anfvrbfmah (9hp TE I E PHONE 3222611 300N FRENCH AVE 831 9993 SANFORD, FLA J2771 7_ n:Il r_J____.J DIII II1UOFSU owl Di TALLAHASSEE, Fla. ( AP) — The Parole and Probation Commission says It supports a Senate bill requiring the agency and the Corrections Division 11) work together on prison reform. Chairman Armond Cross told a news conference Wednesday that the commission had studied carefully and endorsed the bill offered as a compromise by Sens. Kenneth Myers, D'MIamI, and John Vogt, I).Cocoa Beach. One of the most bitter fights of the 1913 legislature was over a bill by Sen. Richard Pettigrew, D.Mlami, to create a new Department of Offender Rehabilitation and move the Parole Commission staff to It. That feature Is dropped from the MyersVogt bill. ), - ' WALTER A GI E LOW. Editor and Publisher WAYNE D. DOYLE Advertising Director & Associate Publisher • FRANK VOLTOLINE. Gntral JOHN A. SPOLSKI, AssoIa1e Editor DAVIDA. BRYANT Man.çlnq Edit&r WINIFREDFGIELOW • Comptroller .._. BOB LLOYD DEWEY ROBINSON City Editor CIrcuIataonManr JRICHARDS ROYGREEN Spoiis Editor Advertising Manager . • ' these matters with the President," U* It Is Vital The Senate investigatoirs now believe the Wilite House was Cour4% Editor Mechanical Supt DORIS WILLIAMS Society Editor I.- RALPH HAYS Impeachment To Get Good Study Camp Room F oreman COPLEYNEWS RAY STEVENS CHRIS NELSON BILL VINCENT. JR. Chief Photographer __ $2 III 206 Months By Mail peached. These urgings are Understandable. Those who support the President clearly understand what an ilabtross Watergate and the threat of Impeachment have been for him. They believe that, on the basis of evidence made public so far, im- SUBSCRIPTION RATES Home Delivery In Florida 528 10 1 Year Same As Home De li vtry very All Other Ma t 5770 Month 6 Months 116 20 17 mos $37 10 U S Postal Regulations Providethat all mail Subscript ns be paid in avancc Entered as s,cond clan matte, August 77 '90a at the Post Otf,ce of Sanf or d Florida 37771 peachment proposals would be overwhelmingly rejected. If there were a formal rejection of tinpeaclunent In Congress, the threat would be lifted and Mr. Nixon could once agaL, concentrate fully on leading the country. However, It Is not Just the Nixon partisans who think along these Plo pirt of any mater,ai, ne*s or advertising ol th,s toil The Sanford Herald may be rCpfOduCOd In any manner ivi lhl .yr,tten permss,on of the publt%Mer of The Hra e ld A .nd. 'dual or firm respons.bie for sah reproduction Any be considered nfrngng on The Heralds copyr ight and *ill be held liable tQc damage under the la* Published da , ly and Svnda ys except Saturd,, 1 The Herald s a member of the Associated Press h,ch ,s d em clus-vell, to tlSeusl' for reproduction o all the local ne,,s printed ,n th' rpjpr Herald Area Corresponde,i ts Arn p i Black Community P',io r JI Ib Bear Lake Forest City in 2611 Deltona DeBiry - Enterpr,iq Fannette Ed*ards 574-3363 Lake Monroe 372 7811 Geneva , LIZ ?W'4thie(ji 349 ., decision on impeachment because they think it Is bad for the country to have the President dividing his attention between affairs ofsta te and his own defense against removal from office, We agree tha t itisa less Ideal situation. But, on the other hand, how can the House make a proper decision on whether to put the question of the President's removal from office on trial before the Senate until it has full information on the President's conduct available to it? fltjs means a tremendously thorough investigation must be made by the house Judiciary Committee to assemble all evidence needed as basis foradeelsion. Other agencies f the government have found thlaevidence hard to come by. Both the Senate Watergate Corn. inittee and the office of special prosecutor have had to go to court repeatedly in efforts o get White House documents. Is it going to be any easier for the Judiciary Committe, to get the things it wants? Mr. Nixon said he will cooperate with that committee so long as he Is not asked to do anything that will reduce the power of the - presidency. The principal basis on which he has denied documents, tapes and information to other Investigators has been that to do so would be to surrender powers of his office, so the likelihood 01 a repeat per formance with the Judiciary Committee has to be assumed. As much as we would like to see the impeachment question resolved for the good of the nation, we do not believe there should be any vote Just to get the issue over with. Do February 3, 1972, the New York Times reported that Howard Hughes' private memos were stashed In Hank Green. spun's safe in Las Vegas. The following day, chief plumber C. Gordon Llddy presented to his superiors the final plans for breaking Into O'Brien's Watergate offices According to the sworn testimony, Uddy was also instructed to 'iew the situauontoseeIf there would bepothlf or entry Into Mr Greenspun's office." liddy went ahead with plans to break into the Watergate and also to loot Creenspim', safe; thence to make a getaway flight to Mexico in & P!Ane to be provided by Howard Hughes. It was to cover up the H ughes-Nixon connection, the in. iestlgat ors strongly believe, that e Wat gate crimes were th er conceived. I ; Llp*Rakr 343 5207 Attarnonte Springs E Wa NK hats no 7M Mrs Clarence Snyder 372 411 Winter Springs Nancy Booth 377 673S Casialbgrry. Fern Park Joan Sabb Gotnrod. £astbr,ok *31 2992or 47125*9 671 2549 -- Indictments, handed down in April 1973 after a length>' investigation by the FBI, centered on an alleged plot to counterfeit millions of dollars worth of stock from Wait Dlsne Productions and other large firms. Seminole March 7 Seminole County Young Republicans. 8 pm., Quality Inn North, 1-4 and 434. Mrs. Barbara Arnoult, who escaped from behind the Iron Curtain anti teaches ltussian to American Astronauts will be the guest speaker. Visitors Don Oakley 1A Very Worthy Cause If The longest- running show on television — in its special t'alt'gory — is the United cerebral Palsy Telethon. Mar. 8-9 vj were a clerk for the I.R.S. (ftt'r the wt't'keiuj f Editor's Note 11ii ( isi. by Willi. kk Iii iiii iJJt41-_ Iar. 12— "I am thrilled and poud to announce that we now have a lull tank of gasoline"' Official Lies Claimed TALIJtIIASSEE, Fla. (AP) — A black businessman says state officials are lying to the federal government about the number of minority group workers being hired. Marvin Davies of St. Petersburg charged Wednesday that the false statemnenLs were being made on forms reporting the progress of minority hiring to the federal government. "They lie on these applications that blacks are there," Davies told a news conference. "They sign the documents but they don't mean it. They keep hiring white foLks." - Oviedo I ugh School ['TO, 8 j mu., school commons. Prin. cipal Keith Stone uili speak on . - SEN. El) GUkNEY Underscores Innocence Growth Pressures Spread To Panhandle TALLAHASSEE, Flit, (AP) already crowded areas. If all the developments are can approve or deny con. The pinewoods and white "Preliminary indications co nstroctedasplanned, Florida The bureau Ls required by law struction of the projects Their sand country of Florida's Pan- confirm the continuation of will gain 294,000 new housing to review regional development decisions can be' appealed Ii the handle soon could be subjected heavy development pressures units, enough for a population of plans, but only local agencies Cabinet to the growth pressures occur- along Florida's urbanized ing in other parts of the state. a northeast through Orlando to state report say's. Daytona Reach. The Bureau of lAmd Planning released a report Wednesday on Some 73 developments of re'. large developments. noting gional impact, projects that "the beginning patterns of us- meet certain size criteria and banization along the Northwest affect more than one county, Florida Gulf Coast," have been reported to the hoI.AKE I3UTI.ER, Fla. (AP) hostages were later released being returned to the state prisThe report, based on the first reau The list includes 57 housstate prison escapee armed and the guards, ss hose weapons on at Itaiford frito a Gainsix mnths of the bureau's su- ing subdiusioris, 10 shopping stith pistols was at large toda)' were taken by the fugitive, eavi lle hospital. pervision of some large develcenters. three phosphate mines, after handcuffing two guards to were freed by a prison official. ojxnents, said the heaviest con- one office park, one oil tank a tree, taking a Officials said Allen Neal medical Police said the search for centration of other growth is In farm arid one port technican and second Inmate Blackburn. 25, of Walterboro, Blackburn ranged from South hostage and fleeIng in a prison S.C., escaped Wednesday when Carolina to Jacksonville, where station wagon. authorities said. he and another inmate. Arthur he was last seen Wednesday A spokesman said the two le Mayo, , of Tampa were nigh t. Search On For Escaped Convict After Two H os tag ès Released Maid Jailed For Fraud Prays For The Judge TALLAHASSEE, Fin. (AP) Catherine Clark, a maid who scrubs floors for $2 an hour to help feed her six children, says she spent most of a 10-day jail term for food stamp fraud praying for the judge. — Mrs. Clark, 43, of suburban Tallahassee was released from the Leon County Jail Wed- dii> "After I got in there and I got time to pray I asked the Lord to bless that judge because he thought he was doing right," she said. Fla. Leroy Johnson William H. Willis ADMISSIONS Sanford: Mabel Oliver Deborah A. Bryant Daryl I. Williams Mary E. Bullard Mildred Garner Henn) McLaulin Jr. William L. Driver Louise Rogers Pauline E. Tucker The suspect Ied several night In an aborted abduction shots into the guardhouse, attempt, Police said today. stounding Jacobs and killing Wealth>- contractor Robert ( urity guard Thomas llardin. Jacth was taken from his lie then shot himself in the oceamide borne and forced to head, dying at the scene. to an apartment complex Homicide Detective Max Wain Jacksonville, a police dell identified the abductor as spokesman said. The spokesman gave the fol. Jeffrey M. Johnson, 24. lie said Jacobs was shot in the chest lowing account: When Jacobs and his alleged and was taken to a Jacksonville abductor arrived at the corn- hospital. se Santina Martino, Oviedo Jeremy Arnett, Geneva James Clark, Winter Park Donna I. Ehlers, Altamonte Cleorin Higgins Jane T. Singleton Inez Jackson Springs Sandra Burke Pamela G. Miles Ruth Northern Springs Jeanne Henchman, Mims George Janvrin IV, Winter Margaret Augusto, Lake Elizabeth Randall Mary Cecil U. Gore plex, Jacobs broke away and ran into a guard shack. Christopher Bacon, Lake Mary Florence Barton Vester I. Jones Gladys Howard One P. Nellons Lucille Bellamy Dave K. Webb said. Suspect, Guard Killed JACKSONVILLE, MARCh! b, 1974 was going through, I somehow didn't go down end tell them about the other Job I got," she Jax Abduction Aborted; (AP)—Two men were killed and one wounded Wednesday Hospital Notes Judge Charles McClure said he considered the 10-day sentence following Mrs. Clark's no contest plea Justi. lied. The charges against Mrs. Clark stemmed from her failure to report changes in income to food stamp officials a year ago. She collected $53 more in food stamps over a four-month period than she should have, "Through all the turmoil I County Rent Bishop, Winter Springs Madeline Utz, DeBary Marie E Barbara Reid TimothyCurnay1 Thomas L. Poling, Deltona Stephen Brannon, Lake Mary Erick H. Patient, Longwood RENT Betty Jo Cooley, Maitland Marie T. Bauder, DeBary [lose I. lJndsley, DeBary Joseph Boudreaux, Deltona George M. Coleman, Deltona This NCR 10-Key ELECTRIC Adiu9 M*cln. Doris C Jesett, Orange City Bertha M school zoning, four-day week and double sessions. Mar 1?— College Night, Lake Brantley High School. 7 p.m. Students and parents can hear presentatlons to be made by 16 college representatives. Special sessions on financial aid. Mar. it SISTERS, Inc., Cavalier Restaurant. noon, Mar. 16 l.ongwood Fire Department's annual chicken dinner to raise funds for additional equipment. 4.8 p.m. Sha'lyslde Park. l-rt'(-t!n to Jane C mornn Brown, DeBary BIRTHS ' Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Bauder a girl, DeBary and apply rental toward purchase price of 1159.50 - DISCHARGES Sanford: Emily I). Veackle Lucy E. Magill tirande Howard Leola H. Jackson algeff o stuart PhsneU3.17W I33taiti" .iJi—flift Apr. 6— Spring Festival, Southside Elementary School starts at II am. Auction 6 p m. Put those lazy dol lars to work Start a Savings Account You get the most in interest, and you get it with safety at our Bank. Stop in and start your account now. Its not how much you save, but the regularity with which you deposit your spare dollars that really co'ints. Make them work for you, with interest, at our Bank. CHOOSE PASSBOOK SAVINGS, STATEMENT SAVINGS OR CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT. The Atlantic Banks help iJ.iw S u n für t4M1 antfr 'Jiationni Bunk%Sei",, l'Pp .Str G'o.p i,' tla'tt F 0iC Boulanger, Michigan Calendar St Johns District Camporee, jill Scout troopa and Webelos unit.s, Tomaka Woodlands. I iiiik' tiorttiof l)el anti. I'.ill Russ Spaghetti supper and while Kitner, 3fl,775l for further elephant auction, 4-8 pm. in Information, iiivdia center, Idyllwilde Mar. School. Proceeds to purchase Special meeting of Semlnohi playgrounil equipment. in ltebekah lodge 36, 8 honoring Margaret l.,snd, March 19 Florida Assembly presldenL Democratic Women's Club of - Dinner 6 pm•, meeting 8 p.m., Seminole County, noon, Otto's odd Fellows Temple, Magnolia lloRau Haus. Speaker, Public Service Commissioner Bill Avenue, Sanford. Bevis. 'March II Sanford Rotary Club, 12:15 p.m., Civic Center; speaker, Mar- 21 SISTERS, Inc,, noon Jun. Sen. Ion Wilson. cheon, CavalIer Restaurant. mental Health Association of Se minole County business April 5 pm,, Mental S meeting, 7: Chicken bar be que at Sanford Health Center. 103 ltobin Rn, !'olItc Be'ievulcnt Building, AUamnonte Springs, Public along lakefront, starting at 4 nvited pm. February 2 and 3, for the 23rd straight year. the telethon will put a show featuring a (NEA) gala"' of top show business stars In on rai'.e funds to '.upport (''flhIflhIlrL' r''.e.ircli inl' cerebral palv a ntiS' 4nd -- Tangeiwo.d. E. Estate, government.' welcome. LAW FOIl WOMEN, 8 weeks, - - WI what police say was a nationwide multimillion dollar stock fraud ring. Assi. U.S. Atty. William James described an alleged plan Wednesday to buy $5.5 million worth of stolen securities and named Jack (1 Edwards,31, of Tampa as a central figure in what he termed an - 'international conspiracy to defraud the 7.10 p.m. Seminole Junior ('ollege', 1207.208 For reser5-ations, call 3.l45O, Ext. 303. fl ethical enigma 1(11 )OU muse'lt The Internal Revenue Service employe who leaked infor. disorder that afflicts more than 750,ôóO American Each year. 15.000 babies art' born in the' United Slates with this mation about President Nixon's income tax returni. to a Procirneillion, making it one of tb , nation's leading vtdence, It!, newspaper has lawn forced to resign under chill crip. pIer. threat of being fired. This year's telethon will 1k' beamed Iles lucky that's all that happened to him. He could have for 20' hours over outlets in 12 major eitIs faced criminal 'ctIon. Tax ret'lrns ate confidential and their Vit ink iIw', lii.' li'i"th''n hull lt. h)flLIS tJfl.itltI;,ri,,l 'Ii 'l'II1e is tlt'tl hit' ;,.it 22 ve'rs it has rai'cl more than $l its recoil. (Is er A well it should be. it would be a heck of a situation if million nIlI.t •'ri'hral l'alsv Research and Educational for the everybody's private finances could be made public ounda' 11101 i: t'n ionic knowledge at the whim of any Revenue Service clerk — ImpreMlv1' is (lit' tact that Is collections for averaged full y 92 per cent of the purposes olembarraumpn(, buzineuor political revenge, orhave sie,4vrs, Pledges made by an other personal grievance, while expenses have been held to an average of 10 i•flt, per iii nothing like t was involved in this case. Apparratly l''s a worthy record, and a worthy cause'. 11 the employe was so Incensed at what he found in the Press' dent's returns — a reaction now shared by millions of tax. paying Americans — that he decided to violate tits regulation Had he not done so, had he not broken the law to reveal the Talk about Iinit'Iiness According to its Publishe rather unheroic behavior of the nation's first citizen - that r*s blurb, a book Jti.s( the President paid , measly 81.670 in federal income lakes in by step out entitled "The Coming Dark Age" gives a "step. account of Itic breakdown of modern technology that 1970 and 1971 v virtue of some i'x.'edingfy dubious th'ducIs Just lwg,nning with power blackouts, titins and wriu"ntbs, ho-h bOth 11w IHS and .i congrecitrnf traffic Jams anti fuel hflrtagr com:nihtet' are taking .i wcund look at - would the White The laiok is printed on modern, House ever have voluntarily revealed this information" hi8h'spced, electrically driven prvss, on tons of quality stock manufactured in Not likely, even though it is information which the Amenmodern paper mills, with ink procew.d from a can people hive a right in know about their President. variety of chemical resources It is dittrtbued by means of modern, hid the end then juctity the means ii this case? liso, will ii fuel-burning transparl to a public whichwill read it for the tify jus similar exposure of some other pro,ruwnt person In most pan by artificial lighting the future' •tlIl in Ion" lith I -.0 — — relationship with the Hughes crowd, might get for the Democrats conf1m of our story about the delivery of $100,000 In cash for the President. It's known that White House staff chief H.R. Haldeman or. de red colJohfl Dean d'ty man Jk Caulfield to find how close O'Brien was to the Hughes organization. About the same time, the plumbers began making plans to break Into the Watergate and bug O'Brien', office. IVIISSIfl9 KEY WFSF, Fla. (AP) Boats and helicopters were scheduled to )earch again today for a pilot missing In the Atlantic Ocean after his plane crashed In 18 feet of water. a Coast Guard spokesman said. The Navy identified the missing flyer as IA. Frank James Carson of Key West. Carson and his navigator, It. Cmdr. George A. Comstock of Key West, parachuted from their RASC Vigilante reconnaisance jet Tuesday after it de. s-eloped mechanical problems about 35 miles west of Key West. Authorities have been searching for Carson slate the sf&M.'Comstock, wh3'wa plèked u by a shrimp boat soon aM' he landed in the water. was reported in good condition at the Key West Naval Base Hospital. TAMPA, FIn. API Testimony has begun in the trial of 15 men charged In ~ tighly alarmed over, the possibility that OThen, through his What would you have done if YOU have been the employe? ( Longwood Nixon leadership also want an early There are calls from many d1rectlon. for the U.S. House of Representatives to make an early decision ofl the question of whether President Nixon should be tin- Room Foreman Ma;izine Editor lines. Many who are critics of the . Stock Fraud Trial o mew adds tersely. ki r.I I'lavy rIJOT ___1 - — - - - WASHINGTON—Senate Investigators have 1974-5A Gurney Warned IIAll \I' 1 -1t101 Nrtl f'hiri. Oil in return for approximately five minutes. area in this investigatlan at this tia FIIA l)irector Forrest flow. FIIA influence The newspaper's sources did time would be highly ill adGurney has said that he ml. not describe Gurney's reaction vised." ell has testified that he warned Sen. Edward Gurney, R-Fla., tially learned of the influence- during the conversation. about a fundraiser's activities peddling allegation In October, Gurney has said that Wilin the summer of 1971, the 971 during an FBI Interview. Asked to comment on How. liams, who has since resigned, Miami Herald says. Howell's recent testimony ell's statements, Gurney said, collected $100,000 for his next came before an FBl.IHS task "I have repeatedly underscored campaign. Gurney said he deGurney. a member of the my Innocence of any manded that the fundralsing Ix-e force, the newspaper said. Senate Watergate Committee, The task force and federal wrongdoing, my staff and I stopped, stopped. but did not report the has said that he was first told of grand Juries in Miami and have fully cooperated with the money to the Florida secretary the activities of former fun' Federal prosecutors In their in. of state because he was not a dralser Larry Williams in June Jacksonville are investigating a secret $400,000 vestigatlon and we have pro. candidate at the time. slush Fund re1972. portedly vided all documentary material IiU7 collected for Gurney its In Th..r.,I.., L'.li "so LUII , was sentenced the requested. byWilluimsinl97i and lfl2, tions, The Herald to a year In prison last month also Herald said. quoted sources as saying that "I have volunteered to testi. after pleading guilty to charge s llowellinforinedCurneydiiring The Herald quoted Ilossell ts fy, anti expect to be appearing of attempting to evade federal the conversatIon that an 1.IIA saying that he and Gurney dis- soon, beke both of the federal income taxes and helpIng a builder had accused WillIams of cussed Williams' activities for grand juries. To speak of any contractor accept a bribe. .VYr*t. I&b. Ild.d P.i'v' 1.dcM. Iv.: IC theoiry which may explain the Thursday, March 7, The Sanford Herald n Ici,d �--. fl it 6A-The Sanford Herald Thu rsday, Ma rch 7, 974 "Ili Nixon Pledges To Give F1 I , , I Bond Sanford Herald Thursday, March 7.1914-7A ll ' I ssues 1 Preliminary House `1 - PF ! - i - fi . - • - ., . • f •. .. -.1 - -. . L J .J - - : k ., fl___ 1 Explained -- To a question about losses osses of l ~ House I Ohio in E!ENixon . break-in, and that Nixon said told Dean payment of hush money. Nixon said that as soon acknowledged Watergate my raising the money would be no money would have to be linked as Dean told him that day of the well have been a factor. problem. But he said that, historically, to a grant of executive clemen- Watergate cover-up, "the In subsequent testimony, cy and that extending clemency policy was one of full dli- losses of special elections often which he last week was indicted would be wrong. are followed by gains in regular closure.' on a rJucy charge, Haldeman off-year elections. reported that Nixon said the "I believe that the (lift Pt Saying he wants the impeach"1 meant that the whole money could be raised but that transaction was wrong," Nixon mer.t inquiry concluded as rap- dictions that are made as to it would be wrong. At an August said, acknowledging Uat oUwrs idly as possible, he declared: "1 what Li going to happen in Nonews conference, Nixon sup- hearing the tape "may reach have said there can be no cloud vember because of what ported Haldeman's recollee- different interpretations." He over the White House. I want been happening this f-1II lion, prove to be wrong," he said. added: that cloud removed." - 4i .%- rivw Testimony -. - A Asked sked to explain Haldeman's '1 know what I meant and f take $1 million to ensure silence perjury indictment in tight of know also what I did." by those originally convicted of the taped record available to Denying he ever authorized - - _._ .1 J.- - - . A' a _ a('..a w;. Sworn ,I. lEd I ' Tuesday Seminole voters; will of "JeCt four bond 1 totaling $,sso,uo for con• struellon of a courthouse branch office building a new agriculture center, a third floor for the Sanford courthouse Judicial wing and a central county security facility flail) . --.,I - - & ~_ - --. One of the bond referendum items on Tuesday's Seminole -, -, ' Iill - -- \ 0 --- .-. - At & — _~trl 7 lw~ _~_ --~~_ V -ava— : '~' i .- - . - I IL, - - . -- - .. - I -- . - - SAN FORD K I WA N IS HOST SIXTH ABOU T 150 mem bers of the s xth ct Kiwanis clubs gathered in the Sanford Civic (enter \S ednecci, fri enjo i buffet luncheon together.(;uc--,t Speaker v.as Joe Loutin 'inset i __ _1 . , • distr i DISTRICT LUNCHEON s xth honor %vas Ralph Davis (inset r), governor of the I loridi (li'trict of kiinic International i Herald Photo by Bill Vincent) any Watergate defendants year ago, ,,It is wrong, that's for sure." . 0 . _ay fly DONNA 'iic -1-I-- .L. UU1I1Ig lily Up. Herald Staff Writer coming session. WINTER SPRINGS— Hanson told the CALNO Planner Harlan Hanson couricill of t"al Governments predicted Wednesday night the the legislation will cut off ELMS Ac!, (Environmental federal and state revenue Land Management Study) aharings funds to governmental requiring cities and counties to o)Ddies which do not meet the have completed comprehensive dead1i,i, lard use p1m adopted by IM, A county-sponsored "little will pass the Florida ELMS act" has received no i - - Legal Notice FICTiTIOUS NAME FICTITIOUb NAME NOTICE is herebe given Ih#I we NOTICE il, hefeby O.Vtn thal I arn art tneaget; In bv$4nu It 2O1 flOàQtd in bujinefl . Surnintr1in Ave. Unlard. Stmincle Ov;@00 Srm;nole Coumv. Flefida Counly. ioCidl Øfr It* ltditis Ut? th e IICIIIIOV% name °' nami' T H. CORPORATION,and OVIEDO REALTY,andtpf I nten M& wt, intend to regisleir said nanw to regisfer Said name *11h the Clwk *4th the Clert of the Circuit Court. of Crtu Cowl. County. Florida accordance n'"' Sm.nol, County, FIo4ia in at , ! - - cctdanCC with me provisions of the h Pr VISIOnS of the FICtItioUS FICIrIOUS Nami Itatutti. To Wit: Name Statutes. TO Wit: p kSOO Florida Statutes 1*57. section $0 0* FiendS St$u$ Ida L. Narrlun Sim if Hardy Pvbltsh March 7. I& 21. 21. 1314 PtIOIiUi: feb. 21, March?, II. 21, DEx 21 1374 DEY 144 P'errby mØr that KFS. INC - ,,Ill aktOYtf and contInvethecraiion of the 11* SHADY LIBRARY ADDITION SANFORD. FLORDIA T_~ _ _F il W -. ._••(- .. - s_pa-- v projections to in- tergovernmental organization, a housing element conditions throughout the Springs, Longwood and Winter ciuiro area and a conitv SprirV provide most of the facilities section. information required by the Among the proposed ELMS ac-f. mendations, he said, recom* Is that fie also urged the cities to join strip commercialization along the Central Florida Chapter of major highway be halted the Florida Planning and strip development an new roeds; Zoning Association to meet be prohiisted. Hanson said strip March in Orlando. con's rciahzation Bob Brown, who recently traffic probus. - in -- till's CODgreiiioual elections would prove to be EMBARGO — Nixon saW IMIN11dw East WM IRMKUM the MO end their embargo splat the United States. CAMPAIGN FINAN. CING — The idEst 1 restated his oppodtw to public financi ng • PISI&stI*I *PaIPi. - . I -. . -- . . ,i&--;~ *-- wI 0% .J# • progress that we are going to make on the food front and also the continued strength in other areasof the economy will mean that the last half of the year will see anu ward t in economy.of m t - I long gasoline linm unemploy. - mont and angry voters are not going to be solved until the Of Nixon's tuture is 1 - p GOV. CARTER Even Nixon's friends sled -Diw the governors talked In the cor. ridors of the convention hotel of &Watergate cloit;id over Washtngton that is making ft ""a Gov. Francis W.Sargent of Massachusetts, a prominent Gov. Jimmy Carter o( gin, a,lthough a Demot, "The public financing proposals fue , the most part are ones that would have the campaigns financed out of the general trU5.NOW,WhaIthI3wnuj in 1972 but said he still was for that a taxpayer would l tIlEd Nixon's ouster by any means to support a candidate or a 'i party to which he was 0j possible. . I, I barrage against Nixon by office of preddency," Car. SaYin# things would be better if ter said. "Mat's why I'm so Nixon leaves and Vice Presi. disgusted with the way Nixon dent Ford takesoyer ' i• : , -.i; p - •,J, :' : 'I For Architect Program Fern Park 3( ~-~ ffl-rq-~_ _W '__-_:_-_ *i t ~ , -4 RWN!71r~ 7'fli~ ~__ -~r 4~~- --'-~'~~ -tF __-'~ ~ . il.; . . 2~v ~.___... - __ X .1 . 7__,-~-,Nf~~F _-;!~-.~~ - . ;- - ~;_-#',, ..1 ,-,* - - --- •1 p -- .-Z. ~ ~ ~T,__ -_~I ~- I -~._~~% --I -__--_-_---_ _- - - ____ ~r.- I LONG WOOD- Police Seniiiiole Lodge by f ,' - Legal Notice * ___ VOTE _ NO STABLE THE JAILI Citizens TO Tóh The Jafl REGISTER YOUR VOICE TO TABLE THEJAIL - J na p i C . - I - -1 wall of the house where Davis I '.- , Aw *,_- .?0 ", f 6- 1 "1111~ k..ALNU - - Y1 -__W. ---- - - FA — =--- . - - , ~ - I - . '- . - -:,. -_ s- - 1 - - - ___=~.___ ____ - _. - , -____ _ _ __ ___ -— ~ __ - _-- --- - - . - .. . MUSEUMEXHIBIT AT SiC AIRS. HILDA DAVIS, anthropology instructor at Seminole Junior C011ege, completes an arrangement in the first museum exhibit at the college. Mounted birds donated by the Orange and Florida Audubon Societies may be seen n the second floor lobby.1of I hi St'iøn hiiiltlina -and the south hall of the library second floor. ---- Insurance Is Stumbling Block CALNO Gets Mutual Fire Pa WINTER SPRINGS—A fire cilman Irwin Hunter, a past protection mutual aid city fire chief, said, noting most agreement was accepted cities' insurance do not cover a Wednesday night by CALSO fireman when he leaves the city Council of Local Governments limits, representatives after County Fire Administrator AlI........i C..- t'L mc ..tuei uary Kaiser said currently 30 Ct other chiefs he has gone where he should not have gone to fight fires and "been chewed for it," but protecting the public would be easier agent at Davis' — ~~~:,r- I.J. ,:~, Ir IYF- verify a "substantial arnount" Back lo with formal agretmentitostado ire two-page agreement was airaignment Tuesday night Publ*lc Bus Plan house has been identified as part of the ransom payment. By DONNA ESTF-S But still needed is additional nually. At the arraignment Federal Herald Staff Writer justification for two more buses Magistrate I'Xnald Dietrich set After the applications — for the south county area. bond for Da vis at $30,000. which rott be completed by WINTER SPRINGS — The The planner said the county Friday — ire submitted county Dietrich Later set $50,000 bonds CAIMSO cities have agreed to will purchase the six buses with commissioners will establish each for Wheeler and Jones. support a county application for 10 per cent state funding and 80 scheduling priorities to prvlde The arrest of the trio, who all lived 5t.ate and federal funding of per cent federal innney. picking bus service in 43 paswnger vxpanded public hivs service. up (he bidance for the buy and vehicles without regard to naping scene, carne within 89 count) Planner Roger operating and maintenance political hours of the abduction boundaries, Neiswender Wednesday told the costs of 0,000 to SX1,000 an- Neiswender said. Sanford police, sheriff's south county government deputies and FBI agents swept representatives he will need through the uest end of the additional information to Sanford black community ar,,I strengthen funding applications arrested the three men in two for two of the six new buses the hours Tuesday. county is seeking. During the kidnaping the lie was told data gathered in bductors told Jackson's wife recent CALINO planning studies GEN'EVA - Plans for a new fire centrol district officers they would kill him if police or may meet the county's needs. fire housse are almost complete said. press were notified. Hattaway Will Support Geneva Fire House Plan a ' ----'-.• - " ". " MIV 1W IVI ,IIl " " "IMawv -mi I&IJ plea w I th a presentation of county planit to eiRnd the present Altamonte Springs. Casselberry area two-bus run with six additional buses by late 1975. The county, through information on hand, can justify two bum for the Sanford area, one east-west "circulator" bus on the SR 436 corridor from Forest City to Oviedo and one north-south bus through Lake Mary. backing of County Com. missioner Slike lialtaway, a Geneva Community Center meeting heard this week. Ilattaway, Monday an- swerin, questions on the fire proposed cGunty-wide control district act, was told that land for the building has been purchased and plans almost completed. Presently set aside from accumulated millage is $13,000, __________ action "before catastrophe tire protection except for the chiefs. state Division of Forestry and A Forest City fire department into consideration rapidly in the county has had a number of representative said a major creasing county population and The a greement must be tragic fires recently, problem is Educating residents the use of the facility. formally adopted by member On where they live, which "The earliest o Noting formal mutual aid department has jurisdiction pening city governments individually Possible of the facility it It-S befove It can take effect. The agreements have been and which department shoWd approved Tuesday would be at problemofinsuringflrefigiiters discussed over the years until be called. Fire departments least two years away," while outside respective officials in all the city govern- have no difficulty corn. said. municipal bounds will be left to meats have changed and most municating with one another, According to Drummond, municipal governing bodies to of the fire chiefs, Casselberry he said. county commission has no land solve. Fire Chief Roger Rasooli urged The real stumbling block will yet for the building site but ' a action, Th u is not a snag, but be the insurance, Hunter favors the general area wes Siegfried added that like reminded. t rock," Winter Springs Counand north of the SR 436-US, 17Strikes." 3-day power-packed- ~ 761 +W00-Custom 400 - ____________ 3i4TtOflth road MADE IY ONE OITHE i SIG4TIREMAkCIS' 'I ..., •-. w- • i._I . ... .i'n, 'fl. " ' "' ' %4''v • I. •r _______ . -: -. : - -. I 5.." NO TRADE IN NECESSARY Phe F.U. 01$-I) - At - :- famous maker sealed ba pa Vfl-:4 . that are now located at Seminole Plaza, Other areas Included would be for waiting rooms, - a multi-purpose men restrooms, staff -:'---'t' - - -' i s -I zmfliir standard - lof -J..k d ; s Pwuwnn -- -:- , 99swo? - ch - . C''l p-ui , Up to Mivy *dy shscla U,nido.m.4 M own U.e ca. , ' £ -p p 1 ;. - • / I /11/11/11/H , tii.*, , W ,s,v• , , ,' - 71$-i) fl$-I4 tlack..l ¶355 lIft S.i4 ' $- 8 15$ lU-li ( '- -- t.ls ,OO .... _ PM . •a')) trio 11.5$ ISIS $51 — 11*1 I7SI.)4SF LT. idwy c.i.a - wW, she.t. lt,i ib * f.i. .sd ,'., Oilw vP*qJ aim ,,a. .i cc.pss 'eds Ali7. =:= .. flU Plm1.?SI.3J,3FLT 24-month road IS 21*1 2355 - hasa,d guIse - 1' 388 off" .-. 1*55 . shockaboorbers - $1-S flU '-ff-'..4004.ply nylon cord tires -, - 1151 I?*1 ii,, 7$-..tlss ..... 11 2 14*1 put your money where -. -- -::---_ - -, ZaVW1 S tough 12-volt battery your motor i',7' S1 our r.g. 2447 ______ - , ' - Do I i_I"#' $ — - or too. 2.39- 3.49 1. r- '1 ?a'iH Lee airtutet-, - -. 4W-'i , - .- -v ., zaYlow3o hen ckt oil It 15c N lounge, and custodial and mechanical equipment rooms. : f - In pars f or safity. rrn 144 ALUMINUM SHEETS USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES - - Pick of per sc*re - linvt ______ 07$- 14 117$-il 07$-li 1171-il "t, 99c SALES The building is planned to ____ ILH ofUWWI FREE INSTALLATION Take hoi.e branch of fices of the tax collector, voter regLitar and zoning and building depart- PluNdpaa.'wfae ,. _,,, p It fl intersection. would hope the county could get NEW YORK (AP) — The shortly before the opening that nesday. an immediate option on a site," Drummond said. stock market was mixed today wholesale prices ro3e at a sea. Mehrille Shoe was up 3i at Fiscal agents project debt after two straight sessions of sonally adjusted rate of 1.2 per 11%. The stock was mentloml set-vice (at six per cent in. Eii-oad gains, cent in February—a big in- in a favorable report on footThe opening Dow Jones aver- crease, but less than half the wear issues in the Wall Street tel-est) the first two years on jI branch office bond issue at ageof30industriaLiwasdowa dramatic .1 per cent rise re- Journal. $78,898. Based on current non- fraction, but gainers moved out ported for January. exempt ta xable properly of to a narrow lead over losers on On the Big Board today, $692,7l,336 in the county this the New York Stock Exchange. prices included Howard John. Brokers said they expected son. unchanged at 11%; Seatwould mean added tax millage the market to remain firm as rain lines, up ' at 21s; Quaker of ,flg mill on the 1973 (current tax roll. Taxable property Is Wall Street continued to antici- Oats, ahead t4 at 25ti, and projected to increase to pate an end to the Arab oil cm- Sperry Rand, down i at 42,, 1.825,000,000 next year. If it does bargo. A meeting of the Middle America., Telephone & Tele. the added millage for the East petroleum exporting na- graph was oft , at 5224 . MCI branch office bond issue would lions is scheduled for Sunda - in Communications accused be .190 rn~ill. according to fiscal Cairo. AT&T of monopolizing the data b the news background, the and business communication, agents. labor Department reported market in a suit filed Wed. " Hopefully' the branch of(ice _____________________________________________________ building would Include space 1 for a sheriff's department substation for receiving citizens' complaints," Drummond said, FOR "plus maybe space for traffic, juvenile and county criminal courts" I 4 V Ill of the money had been __________________________________________________________________ ftJ+.,fitj L~ , ,r:;_; %:o4 _ k~.. -.- N_ L If voters approve the up to z. I K Jr.. owner of Southern Shor. Seminole County Sheriff John harges have been hled, but the tening. Polk said the federal charges case Is still under investigation. Ernest Jerome Davis, 19, of resulted because Jackson's "We will continue the in1800 Strickland Ave., Frank firm was involved in interstate vestigatlon until we recover the In In federal court in Orlando WheelcrJr, 24, of iu i W. 15th commerce, money," Butler said. Wednesday, a preliminary St., and Jesse James Jones Jr., The trio was booked into the Polk said his men will conw as set for March 15 23, of Southwest Road, Orange County Jail because it tinue to assist in the infor three Sanford men jailed in charged with extortion under Is the nearest authorized vestigation. lieu of $130,000 bond charge on the Hobbs Act. de tention facility for federal Sources have said $10,000 of charges of extortion stemming The flobb's Act is a federal prlsoners. the $30,000 ransom paid for from the kidnaping last act forbidding obstruction of Sanford Police Chief Ben Jackson', release early ilursday of George Jackson interstate commerce. Butler said today no local Saturday was found hidden in a Drummond said the cost In Larceny Two File For Senate - . . . item again appears on thwe ballot — but this time the price tag has jumped to M,300, Feasibility studies obtained last year by county commissioners show t he need for an ii, square loot building and three acres of land at an estimated cost of $881,300. commissioners have boosted the bond Issue 0 estimates for the project take Wedr.esday night arrested two TRAILS If enthusiasm is any criteria, Fan Pak men on charges of STABLES. located at the uw c or ner the proposed Altamonte Altamonte Springs Civic meet next Selled bids from pined, con of SR 44 County Road. Oregon Wednesday, same University (FTU) is one of course, once we have decided grand larceny after they were - . ff&CWS *ill be rectiv*d by O*r*r. Avenue. in Seminole County, __ thne (7:30 p.nL). wW saw three state schools now in the a ctn Colir of Sm". Fiorioss W "%* FlwWa, . where the pivgram will be wiLWon pamlasion.JetJon site caftiltudien of G.naI Saidcrd Pt,bH1h March?. Ii. 1*71 running for An architecture Wated It will be a couple of Library Addition it 200 P.M. DEZ3O City Councilman Calvin program to offset an an. yearsbeforestudent.canimve today. TIli.fldBy. March 7*. 1*74 In the Donald Arthur B1,.dt., 35, and DeVoney welcomed the group Ucipated lack of architects in in - unless It is a AICh-CI-$ crash and Tom R vu named the next decade, a state program" WalLace Joseph Robinson, 20, ' dKvionevill are Open ID bI,c FICTITIOUS NAME ritpecl,o'i •rld may be OI'rwd chairman. Ross introduced university official said today. t.O!tC s t(itt, Gc 9.1! I .1" TheMatestiII has notdiJ bOthofS23Est&moranRIvd troy" the otficit of Gutmanfl., n'sqaged are in Seminole County jail in Altamonte Springs Councilman According to Allen Tucker, on buildings, courses and in husrnts al Mi P4 La Oraga th and Mat,. ArcfiIfI l lieu of $5,000 bond each. IntOfpoI'jf,d. Santord Atlantic $c*eIl Rd . Cassefbnry. Fla. 37707 Helen Keyser and Mrs. Paul vice chancellor of academic the basic structure of the Guarino said Capt. Ronald French as "key people who COCOA BEACH, Fla. (AP) — S.rminol. County, , oq,aa under ,, t4at,onaI Sank 0l.juidif. O'flcer Gilbert Hughson affairs in Tallahassee, the program to be offered, he said. PO DowfM Sanfotcl. Florida 17171~ f-ciblious name of ORLANOO Several of the 12 American Edward StOrz "was 8 great rehave been instrumental In Board of Regents will won arrested the pair shortly before uW request &Ccomplinied by $23 00 SCHOOL SUPPLY CO, &W 1hat i PrLvmrs of war whose remains sister "We don't know if It will be a ...he resisted at every bringing this group together." choose between dtoregIif(nsald%me,tjp,, 10 p.m. when he found building depot'! FTIJ, the school, a college. or just a turn. He gave them (the North Mt-a French was asked to be Uni versity of CIIIk of t he Ciriut Cowt, Sem'nol. have been released by Deposit *ill on refunded South Ficrida, department of a school or materials on a pickup truck two Silt t general contractor. C ounty. F $Crl In acCodanCe w.th North Vietnamese were possi. Vietnamese) a harder time temporary secretary. ow,toIfl of the Tampa, and Tallahassee's college," Tucker said. "MI we t'elonglng to the two wbrn4?ing borla Isde bids and ret,rn ct.'.oui bly tortured to death, a former than any American ever gave Nami Stafutes. 10 Florida State University. of documents ill pond usIbIe know Li we need another ar- Police Chief Torn Hennigan POW said todR) them...he really gave them $450' Florida Statutes $311 After discussing the pro's and 0.tIcwt within $ days ,,,, Tucker said a recent study by chitectural program to ac- said. '. 0 Sig Emit Trunceil.10 Air Force Col. I,awrence problems.ap#nWq of bift Rq4wnd for Wl con's of starting a chamber, the state's professional or. celerate the rate of increase In Hughson estimated the 7 'nil of t*0w,fl be tfl5Il7$y . ,, n Guarino, who spent more than — limiting its geographical ser- chitect's association showed producing sheet.rock and moulding found cover co% of reprodvCtion. on the 1)17 architects." vice area and standing corn- that the University of Florida's same bests oP rivrn Of documents. ________________ seven years as a prisoner In 00 the truck to be wor-Ut srn. North Vietnam and now is Gener al contractors *"o obtain mittees, Ross announced at. program — along with another __________________________________________________________ bid contracts and ao not -FICTITIOUS NAME honed at Patrick Air Force feeney Torn Freeman would priva te school in Miami the — iIsarebej U accept ' "'""-'-J prolect. mutt return same at least IC NOTICE iebv gym that I Base, said be knew all but on e ' chair the by-Laws and charter only architecture programs in 114 cti,'r, cr p.ly 112 50 er 5tt t drtra, OI Qf I cr0,, t. we SCn'orO. 12771. of the 12 men, committee; Mark Grayson, the state - cannot meet the Seminole County. reproduction and handling. at e me men's remains were dues and budget; Bob flat, anticipated need for architects, I lenin a bove name of FLORIDA AvE. flown to Thailand Wednesday. Nursing 4 Conva$ceni R tawny, membership; and Mrs. Each 'dmvstb.aecompanh.db CHILD CARE CENTER, The study recommended the I TAlLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) geyser, "l know thernenwereinvery a trilled cnocl or bid bond isturd 'n4mdlvrect,ster sadnjri e.fh the program. Board of Regents pick another — .iiiiit' A Frostproof CItfkOf lawyer (;,d bad the ou and . CirCuit an an acceiw.Di. Surety Company C rt. Se,n.nof physical condition," fin 'lof less than $ pen cent site for an architectural the COutty, FlorIda In incordarcr wiHi Guarino said. "Some were t.ak Orlando man have filed papers lU1IiP' '-' 'p'-" Su,ff V When asked how soon hii program or sc hool, and Flu, -' e -' "he r'ti.! b'd, wf *T' "l -' ! '' announcing their intentions to Cl fur iott-;rugatior arid never li4F,C ,!4tijtr-, I , ,%,I c'e tO ttn.th pvrformnaxe __ conumtt.ee could come .Ul1lf' i';m,d tUOt! up with 1.1SF and FSU have all run for the 1)5. Senate. seen again. We had reason to bond and labor arid ,ntn .t "lot Fl.oni4a &tatuurt ,,, a proposed charter, Freeman pressed "particular intst"jn O:naIdQ,.14M S ee3v wat, David paym4nf bond. eich in the Pull higginbottom, believe they were killed in totsaid "in seven days." Hattaway having the program, he said. ,f It,. Oir,Adm ium. swed '- " lure. Other, were Frostproof said in an interview wasting away b a 00' 4 ?, q conpa'fl lIcenS ed ,, 1*74 "We Intend To Continue This Policy" and Mrs. Keyser said they "I don't thInk it will he Wednesday he had no platfxm QY ;3 — from neglected wounds. At 300 S. Bay Ave. could also have their long be fore we make our Sanford In seeking J to be of,gimo aoffice. Ph. 322.73S k three died of stars'atlon," 11L~ prelimina NOTICE OF PUILI HEARING ry work done in that — 0l L%V (OmI, In 1 Will act as attorney for all "I ________________________________________________________________________________ TO CONSIDER ANNEXATIOt4 tUne and the next mee ting CA 4- l.Qr4, aO ut Nolice it hefeby g'yin mat a the people of Florida, doing my set, bPeCtfiCatIQML f .5 muSt be made on * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * best to achieve those things at * * * * * A teitethead submitting con PbI- Heir,rig wI '° .n ! city Hall ttruct,on company. in duplicate, il which the people want," he Among those attending the * 1. .0 th C.ty of S.nten, FIoni4a. at _____ were interested persons sendon 7$,clock NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC id. sa P.M on March 25. 1*74, IIOIde There Ip consider t, annel.Uoo, of AiIalfla, No$ce is fwrey ,ivn Nidi me . an ma'a MSNTO wea pr in about whether to operty describd #1 0 olIons: Board OIBVof SuitorS Li&ty *N*i of A4lUSIm.t of me cii, it flied with the state elections dl. $ LoPs' S. land 1. itoca haYS IIUS? area that would * I. Flora IIIIIIOFd WIfi -; on deftnrud nit iaten t*a we P.O. Bo 124, Sanford, Fla., 32771 vision a letter of intent 1-21 Wtt$. PR I. Pa It [of I it I '£&r.I. I I*a ps.., ijii rip 5._ f '' " • the Senate race. A black, he isa v In relent £1tv *d CNlNeiQIltio'P'ood A COTnmtutltfes.Thedeclslonwas * Commerc,ai, (tr,f reques ttoravarien(,inprieztng former president of post poned until after the by. a b4, an lo waive any fotnWt,es . IiC pritently toned P Oidmanc, as it pirtai,i to eight thy tndusttil1it1on * 4Uc0Jt.lil11dd.aedM IRfl*dontiifl District. (Improve the OLD) reQuremmns; in Rh. Restrict ed lawsitterreports. 11 All pirlies In intonest led citizens i 11 a.a'd me lob in the bt Int,t $ndi4frial, Zoned DiStrict in, Seq. OrIandowhorsnusful meMaitland-southsembiok .M it on 00t1L1 be the Owner. No bid Shall D *ifh County Commissiopers: for the legislature In S OOC Covntr Clue lb ano F Cham ber of Cornm-,rte, ba.iEd * orawn toe a $-'i( of o ayt from heard at ta,-it P't.rng r Pit - rt,n E i 7n , Higginbottom and We are Over-Taxed, Over-Spent, Over-Charged Adams , OrdCr CliP-C r , (c'rr"5r "-e r-irO Oaft tu fñi*êi 77 IS It. W Maitland. announc ed last 4""' " raise to 10 the number of ca". Of the City 4 Son 'ciro. F idn.4a. P114 It ROARD0FCITY 11 .54 Ill *4 Pt t itec - further knO*0 We want A Change — Stop Spending. J week that its board had decided * 70th day it Jafllry, $371. dates who have entered Sign: as A BeIng d41I'.d If. N. Tamm. f to offer assistance if the OF THE o ierited at 7340 West 25Th %traif Senate race. * Street _______________________________ City Clerk CO th e SANFORD. FLORIDA Altamonte group decidevj to S L PInkinI Inanotherrace,14G.Q'}jarg City of Sanford. Florida Cliv p or tee .Stocr.. organize a chamber, but in any PI.IDI ,Sh, Fet 21. X. March 7. II, 71, a Miami * pot Roerd of Adiwitmird case would continue to sos-we Its WA COMMIUIONERI March 7, t5'7 Pue'i-u,: IwSarchi, i Paid Mr bp E. MItha,iI Ovmsn. ClEitn Ii Table the tat papers as a candidate for 41 1 1flfllbetiiflSct1thS4fl1lf101C. DI I 4; ** * * ***_* rctaiyfl(sta'e' ,, 4r' -- __ year Lvnds for comtruction of the south count) courthouse branch bond validation is ex. $~ pected to We up to six morift. Then Once the bonds are sold architects can begin up to a f work on plans for the flP ii ,, g b Iuildin 'I "••'fl' fluctuating labor and material supplies officials say an estimate off coriptruction time once a contract Is awarded can't be made at this time. County commissioner Greg % Drummond is project commissioner for the proposed branch office that would replace cramped rental now utilized by several county offices at Seminole Plaza Shopping Center t U&l7.92Casselberry. Men Held 50 At Altamonte CofC Meeting Florida Tech In Race , -i- - - .. -, . ,.. i__ due to steadily increasing land _________________________ __ I I I and _____________________ - Correspondent . oedtIiatNIoncafljed7o . Springs Chamber of Commerce center, about 50 interested will be successful, business people participated in Alan organizational sting planning, volunteered for At - ______________________________________________________ By JOAN BARB ,i-lii ,eiI. ,. 1k.. 4I'15J m, uUR #..a '• '• '.. - Oft"said their problems of emergecies. I I issue for .. . Several of those attending the winter meeting of the National Governors Conference called outright Wednesday for Nixon's removal by one means or another, including for the first ., ' • -. . . wne a major figure in Nixon's own party. ;I - •' - Haldeman ' said that • and Mr. (John W.) Dean was ;respnt. Both a&,ree Si ow, when individua ivu entiretranscript I the (March) 21st meeting or hear the entire tape where we . (liscussed all of these options, they may reach different Inter. pretations, but I know what I mean~ and I know also what 1 4 did.tv I thin that gre I we Dead Comrades Tortured, Air Force Ex-POW Says . - .I - , . . =. , :ø' i... - I . WASIIINGTON (AP) Follow. for NOTICE UNOER PUBLIC IfVITATIO$ TO lID GENERAL SANFORD - - The President said, as his lawyers had announced, that he intends to turn over to the House Judiciary Committee all material provided to the Watergiiiie special prosecutor sind grand jury. — iuu reurea aiter many years with praised the Senate for and Altamonte Springs, San. the county's planning and ford and Casselberry are zoning department, is to be uphoidlr4 his veto of The emergency energy bill. vigorously opposing the honored at the meeting. he said would have legislation, insisting it was too The completed studies, hastily prepared with too little Hanson said, include land ueled to longer gasoline lines and rationing, input from the municipalities, map, zoning guide map. nXKW GOP — The Presidlent The county legislation in. zoning and subdivision ' cludes many features from the regulations, a R"llablican defeats In this ELMS act employment report with Hanson said planning studies he has completed for the cities of Casselberry. Altamonte . Legal Notice redl 'octed I---•S-_-,--.•• iupiiiri inxn aemmoie ciues ernors of both parties say the country w ould be better off if President Nixon is impeached or resigns because his personal problems are creating a crisis for the rest of the country. and told to aides nearly a _V By MARK WElTZ Herald Staff Writer OnNoOoi j Ing are highlights from the text of President Nixon's news con. ference Wednesday night: -I then said that to pay clenle flC think I can quote ( i INVESTIGATIONS Ian Act I Should Go WATERGATE PAYOFFS —Nixon said be By Hanson P Say Nixon Nixon's Wednesday night news conference: - ) Seminole. Highlights WASHINGTON (AP) — Here, In brief, are highlights of President -~ • V I I I I A S t In e JV I I to% . , .., - ___ - . S This Li th e first of a series articles detailing plans for the proposed projecti.i - .4 Hearing IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They Just FR Between Studdinas and Rafters) ___.i 10 large all purpoong.. 99 OIF teg. 1.3, Grid for ca, bow haM' tI bAl 13A DsshKill W. "1111111 ow leg. 1.57-2.17 ,- .rO., vc'is,e ti(\'i lt c I r ,m iii for lo AI1..•p.Of 166 Is ygIIt $ zauw urns-up rs 115 - -- - 'T"'-' Sate in effect thiut virekerc1 can't do better than Za - -- *** ****** * * ' ; I'S 7a - - - The D,gcoung Department Store - sIioot%I? e, -- L' , / I wlt=t".61.i,To.la.,oOh6I,lI,I41-/. k1* 6.q 9 $ PS.iI% /' Ol,D i .,s. '. . £ i / .v... 'Ill/.1,w....* I'1iw"... - .L.-.-/`1..1 ,,,. it 6. £ III'S 4/ 1. .-,.4 £ •l!IlI4,y . - - I - .. j V. s... 111111111111111111111111111 %a.iLi-ihi; - ... •' S - ____ �Thursday, March :;1!4 I Pit I I II Drops DeLand, Oviedo, Seminole j Hound Cindermen Win 5-Way Meet , Sto College Cage Scores I c*iu. VANZURA e Moto-Cross I \ \. " '..• \.\,' ..' .., . . . . 0 Outstanding 14 .. . . - •. Highlight of this year's AMA SPEED WEEK Classics will be __ .. . ._ .- - . ., "Earl Monroe had a normal game for Earl Monroe,' - , . Basketball Association game Wednesday, but, in so dclng, they blew an I$jxgnt secondquarter lead and then had to call on Monroe to ball them out. The Knicks led 32.14 early in the second quarter and 5443 at the hail, with Monroe contlbuting 14 of his 20 points before intermission But Herm Gilliam got 10 of his 20 points In the third quarter, and the Hawks took a 72-68 lead entering the final .• frame. Rkhard Petty dominated the Carolina 45o Sunday finishing SHUFFLEBOARD IN THE SUNSHINE RULES THE DAY more than a lap ahead of Cale Yarborough. Petty winner of the Daytona 450 last month pulled his Dodge around Yarborough for a one lap lead with about 30 miles remaining. Yarborough started J PA RTICI PANTS AND spectators await the action in Fort Mellon Park overlooking Lake start of today's first round action of the Celery Monroe with beautiful March weather and In ft pole position and led 150 miles after Petty suffered a cut tireCity Shuffleboard Tournament as 94 players plenty of sunshine for all corners. early in the race and bad to nuke an unscWuled pit stop. After representing 47 teams compete in the two-day (Herald Phot by Bill Vincent) the 150-mile mark Petty moved into first place and his Dodge was not seriously challenged the remainder of the Bobby Allison, who edged My in the Richmond W last wftk. fWOW third in a Owm*t five laps behirA Petty. Charlie It Depends: Sterling Glottbach and Ford driver George Folliner took the fourth and M positions eight laps back. I=al driver Richie Pianch finished 14th winning 11,370 in his bid for "Rookie of the Year". The next race on the NASCAR schedule Is at Bristol. Tenn. on March 17. D Trek To State Brown Enters Gatornaflonals . JOhenY Brown Ownerof Johnny's Standard Station on Airport By DOUG 9TORUI4 twice this season but only by a rate from the floor. Blvd has entered Ms beautiful Pearl Yell 1962 Starting along aide Shaw anti in HemM Staff Writer margin of Rve points each timle. SMA50 Gotor Nationals to be held March 115,47 at Gabmv& Chip Crawford who will take Williams Will be Robert Hoise,, Desiway In Gainesville, Florida. &O'prfl'I car is powered ,y a Those 101101111 came before a seat beside Sterling at the tip. Gerald Owens and Robert Joe Sterling and his Bennie the Christmas break and off of today"s game. 0wn5 the McCullum. Crawford though, is highly modified 3 cubic inch chevy ui d will run in the G. Shaw led Seminole Junior Seminole has changed their state's leading free throw expected to see his share of the gas class. The record for this class is 10.87 at 128.84 mph Johnny College Raiders, packed up style somewhat after getting percer'tage with a 90 per cent action. stated that he feels that the car will have to go at least a 10th .their bags Wednescay noon and used to playing with Shaw who effective rate. under the record to qualify forthe prestigious event. Polk Is led by super trash headed for Lake City and the started late this year. Dragwsy officials annowce Starting in Crawford's place a record fleWof entries state junior college basketball Taking a good, but not over. will be defensive-minded Mike Kent Glover. He and Shaw as hove been received and expect over 5O0 cars op,ayj tournament with one thing In whelsningly linpee1ve 1141 Williams.In the Raiders 5149 well u several other state stars mind: pull off the biggest upset record Into the tournament, the win over Valencia last week will draw attention from major in JuCo cage competition the Raiders feel they can pull it off that earned them a berth in this college scouts. state has seen ma long, long but it will take a total team tournament. Williams played -me ouier six teams in do while, effort outstanding defense and was eight teamtournament are host The Raiders worked out the The Raiders will be one of the highly praised by Sterling. school Lake City Brevard i traveling kinks last night In smaller teams in the tourney The Raider mentor feels his Community College, Chipola I Lake City ln preparation to face and will have to receive squad can win, but adds, 'ft CC, Broward CC, Pensacola 1 second-in-the..state ranked Polk superlative performances froom will depend on how well we and Palm Beach Atlantic. i '., Ii u .i , • \ - said New York Knicks'Coacli Red Holzman. "For anyone else it would have been an outstanding game." The Knicks beat the Atlanta Hawks 9644 in a National Petty Wins Carolina 450 t_i By JOHN NELSON AP Sports. Writer . ' the opening round of the Yamaha 1lternatIonaI Invitations Super Series MoW-Cross set for Saturday afternoon, March 9, On the grass between the pit road and the Main grandstand area. On Tuesday of this week Hideo Kanaya of Tokyo zoomed through a practice run at 191.88 mph on a Yamaha. Yvon Duhainel of Montresi, on a Kawasaki was second fastest of the day at 186.32 followed by Gene Ramero at 184.04 on his Yamaha. ' i Community College at2:oop.m, Shaw and company. Stuw is work together as a team. We If Seminole tops Polk today, today, once again leading the state In will have to capitalize on our they will play the winner of the Polk sports a solid 18-3 record scoring with a 24.5 ppg average, opponents mistakes and keep Chipola-Broward contest at and have beaten the Raiders He clips the nets at a 57 percent ours at it minimum." 700 p m Friday - - I ft i t - I" &.ui Casselberry League ur i 0 ricn IC By JANE CASSELBERRY Elsewhere in the NBA, the Philadelphia 76ers surprised Use Capital Bullets 112-99. the Chicago Bulb downed the Houston Rockets 193 the Milwaukee Bucks defeated Kansas City-Omaha 111-99, and the Los Angeles Lakers defeated the Boston Celtics 116-111. In the American Basketball Association, the Indiana Pavers got n o Spurs , Stars ated eSan Antonio.Spurs 119-103, and the New York Nets bombed the San Diego Conquistadors 123-97 7krs 112, Bullets 99 Iarry Canon, newly acquired from the ABA's Pacers, made hinuself a welcome addition to the Philadelphia roster by adding eight assists to the 27-point performance of e RunsIOS Rockets 93 Bob Love had his best night of the year with 43 poInts and helped Chicago come back from a 20-I8 deficit in the first quarter, when he scored on only one try out of five. Bucks 111, Kings N Mickey Davis, in an Infrequent starting role caused by the absence of Bob Dandridge, equalled Ws career best by scoring 22 points and making the difference for MU. W8UkCC lAkers 116. Ceutles Ill (,ail Goodrich had 39 points and spent the rest of his time gathering eight assists to lead the [Akers. The Victory, the Lakers' eighth in their past nine contests, moved Los Angeles into a tie with Golden State for the lead in the NBA'S Pacific Division. Pacers fl Spurs 12 Freddie Lewis said he was responding to a challenge, and he responded well, with 24 points, to lead Indiana. Stars III, Tams 183 James Jones and Ron Boone led a second4ialf come. back surge that overcame a 13-point deficit and sent the Tarns Packing. Nets 123, Q' s 17 Julius I'.rving and tarry Kenon led a third quarter uprising that pulled the Nets way out front In devastating Wilt Chamberlain's Q's. Th e victory gave the Nets sole possession of first place in the ABA East. Just a half-g ame a head of Idle Kentucky. t 7,W5Od975 Mrw, 33 CLIPPING THE SECONDS lII(11 III1IUM4ES is like shaving, the closer you g, the smoother you feel. Rath'r, the closer to the hurdle bar you go the faster you get, and all the form this young cinder runner shows gives time him a much closer time. Sports Briefs Rickards' Star JASONVlIJ, Fla. (AP) of No Bell Kinger — The son TU CSON. Ari z, tAP) — A Tucson thopedic physician says there's no reason . the late foi)tball star Willie Galimore will make his bid for major attention in the state high school basketball tournament here Friday and Saturday. Marion Galimore Is the sta r of the Tal lahassee Rickards team that rides a 2game winning streak into the class AAA tourney and Is co-favored with West Palm Beach North Shore. Gallmore, 6 foot 3, averaged 30 points a ga1neasRickarol1edtoag His father was a star running back in foot ball for Florida A&M U ni versity and the Chicago Bears of the National Football League before he was killed in an auto crash. Big Commotion? NEW YORK (API hank Greenberg, who once chased Babe Ruth's record himself, says it's ridiculous that so much fuss is being made over the decision to keep hank Aaron out of action until the Braves play in Atlanta. "What's the big commotion" the for. mer slugger for the Detroit Tigers said today. "What about the 40 games Aaron didn't play last season? Why wasn't something said about that?" Baseball has found itself another broiling controversy because of the Braves' desire to capitalize an home runs No. 714 and 715 w hich Aaron needs to smash Ruth's career mark. A militant New York press has yelled "foul," charging that such an action would be equivalent to throwing games in a pennant race. — House Honors 5 COLUMBIA, S.C. tAP — The South Carolina house has passed a resolution honoring the Furman University basketball team for winning the Southern Conferenc'e title — and calling on the Paladins to beat the University of South Carolina in the first round of the NCAA tournament. The measure was sponsored by the House members from Greenville — site of the university — and Rep. Juli us Baggett, l)- McCormick, a graduate of Furman. I to worry about Cleveland Indian Buddy Bell's knee problem. Bell, a 1973 American League Baseball All-Star third baseman, injured his k during the winter while pla ying hasketbail. "I was never was worried about Bell said. "Even though everybody else was." "11w doctor told me my knee is fine," said Bell after the examination at the Tucson Clinic Wednesday. Coggin Returns WEST PALM BEACH, Fla, (/SP) Atlanta Braves said utility infielder Chuck Coggin returned to .Atlanta for further examination of a hack Injury sustained Tuesday. He may ha ve to UflOf5O — ' geey, a spokesman said Wednesday. Hester Traded NEW ORLEANS (AP) Outside linebacker Ray Hester has been traded to the St. Lout, Cardinals for an undisclosed draft choice, the New Orleans Saints have reported. The National Foot ball League team ann ou nc ed simultaneously Wednesday the signing of two draft choi ces offensive guard Tommy Thibodaux, a 10thround pick from Tulane, and safety Kent Marshall, a l4tlu'ound selection from Texas chrWilin. — — Eli's MVP - ___ - , / A .u- ' - -- V 1_' .• • . -- - . •" .. I7. The event will be held at Summerset Recreation Area, I. u;pm 1'he league, composed of boys and girls 9.15 years of age, ions$st.cnfe2!hteIrkt('irn Schedule Associ ated Press Thursday' Game Detroit vs Chicago IA) at Sarasota. Fla Fridays Games Oakland vs. San Doe" Vume, Ar,: Chicago (Ni vs California a I'soItviIle. CaI,f Minneso ta vs Boston Wint er Havon. rIm Chicago (A) vs Detroit at Ne York (Al vs Teams at Porn Beac h. Fla Saturday's Game, Los Angeles vs Atlanta at West Palm Beach, Fla, Cincinnati vs Pittsburgh at BraO,nton, Ia NOuStofl 5 Montreal at Daytona Beac h, a New York (N) vs St Louis at St Pe t ersburg, Fl nld,l vs Boston at Wint er Fla Chicago (N) vs Milwaukee at Sc ottsdale. A,i. AntOn. Western vs San Diego at Vumi An' San rranc,sco vs Cleveland at Tucson. Ant Baltimore VS New York (A) at tort Lauderdale. Fl a Kansas ansas City vs Chico" (A) at M, nnesota is Detroit al akeland. Fla I. Oakland vs Cahfoe n , & at Palm sprin, Call KU 'No. 1 In Streaking That Is LAWRENCE, Kan. (API A No. 15 Kansas penetrated giate Athletic Association with 12:20 to go, but Suttle and sign in the overflow crowd of Kansas State's awesome zone championships later this month Greenlee were too much, 17,290 read: "KU No. 1 in: demense and streaked past the at Tulsa, Okla. Together, they made 20 of the Streaking, basketball fans." Wildcats 63-55 Wednesday to Kansas, 12-1 in the conference Jayhawks 28 second hall The University of Kansas clinch the Big Eight champion- and 20.5 over.all, actuall y won points. may or may not be No. I in ship. the game by coming out of a 2-1Another factor in the victory streaking — the new college fad The ringleader was Rick 2 zone defense and by Inserting was Tom Kivlsto, who held Ion of running he'-', there and Suttle, a super sub who picked the intimidating Suttle for Kruger, K-State's brilliant anywhere naked but there the Jayhawks up by the bootat- Danny K ni ght at the pi vot post. gua rd , to a mere 10 points. was no doubt today that the raps and, along with Dale Kthte, 114 and 18-7, pulled Suttle fin ished wi th 17 points Jayhawks were No. I in Big Greenlee, shot them to the title to wi thin foIffpoints th m and Greenlee 16. Larry WilEight Conference basketball, and into the National Cole- during the second half, the last hams made 21 for K-State. — — TIRE POWER STREAK 1478" S Sunday's Games - Atlanta vi Los Angl at Vero Be ac h.Jim Pittsburgh vi Cincinnati at Tampa, Jim POLYESTER CORI) TIRE I. () (' . , Montreal vs HouSton at Cocoa, rIm 94 York (N) vs St Louis at St Peteriburg, rim Boston vs Philadelphia at C te,srwatrr, chca go (Pd) vs Mileaukee at Sun C:Iy An, 7 I" - -- ( / baCkm'aIt tube!ess ze *75-13 pIus $ t 5 I j' I-re c . , IIacI.iII F.I.Ce sag I!,5,,fl S.:. t '5 iS i I, ?at 34J, _.$!!P__.. Silts IS-I) / P1. Pig 7,,, 05 Ypif tsa 4118 i1 Chicago (A) vs Kansas C,tv at for Myert. rim De roit vs ',!nnrsotS at Onlano3. siss -- 8-14 5-14 $2140 $23 73 — $233 $7770 -- 12.41 $255 $277 Standings 14 PA Wy 7ør t "\ - '.•:;.. - ) ' By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS NBA Eastern Conference Atlantic Division W I. PCIGB fl J6 21 el? Pi*'* Yolk 1327 677 1': t'utIlo 35 31 $75 Ia' I'h'Iadetpf,,a 71 4 301 76 central Diviston t .p'tal 40 31 353 Atlanta 30 17 II? tO O'uIri 44 PY l - $242 32373 $263 "'5 i 52770 P-!vi-c!i'r cord r:ri" tItis app'.tr.irci' ,uiid t ridr.: ribs for traction and good mileage fi'r cr(')th $217 $1523 04814 75 - I5 Pro Cage 4J5 -- Baseball orkins Faces Big Test Warns. Jim - _________________ I 6OtA 611/4f G€$7frt(X. I 44PA 4XZZ " Garden," Gottlieb said. "It certainly is going tobea thrill golag there in my first year as a head coach." The Dolphins' first tournament team was coached by Joe Williams, who then moved to Furman. Tom Wasdin, who took the 1)olphins to three tourneys, resigned to go Into business a year ago. Gottlieb inherited three stars, Leon Renbow, Butch Taylor and Henry Williams. He recruited Carlos Hermudez from junior college and freshmen Bobby Alvarez and Jimmy Smith. Alter scxne adjustment problems between the coach and the veterans, Jacksonville closed the season with five victories in six games over tough opponents and posted an 181 record. "Our record is good and solid in the light of our difficult schedule,' Gottlieb declared. "JU is the most prestigious irlependentIn this area and we deserved the bid." By ANDY t.IPPMAN barrassJ not to do better than undergo surgery to stop pain In 4. AP Sports Writer that. He should be able to turn his right arm "I want some help," Nolan San Diego pitcher Mike Cor. things around:' Nolan has a lifetime 76-48 said. "1 want to fi nd out w ha t's klris will be pitching for high Corkins knows time is run. record, but missed most of last going on and get it over with." stakes in the Padres' preseason ning short for him to prove his season with a sore pitching opener Friday. The Cleveland Indians got potential, shoulder, He pitched only twice good news when a Tucson, Ariz. Not only will his opponents be "Everyone is optimistic and lost his only decision, the world champion Oakland about orthopedic doctor gave third our team this year,,' he During the winter, doctors baseman Buddy Bell a As, but the 27-year-old right. said. clean "Hut I won't be optimistic tried to deaden a nerve with an bill tuin(ler also faces a stern test of until the season of health iqxs and I'gii electrified needle, but Nolan reBell had injured his knee durs major league future. still on the club and not with Ported that the pain is still just ing the winter while playing "lIe's had five years with this hawaii," as bad, club and he's only won 17 basketball. Gary Nolan of Cincinnati also Nolan said that even U he "The doctor told me my knee games," said Padres pitching may be facing a critical point in doesn't undergo surgery he is fine," said Bell, who was coach Bill Posedel. "With the his career. The Reds ann ounced won't be r eady to pla y w hen Cle veland's only representa ve arm he has, he ought to be ti em- Wednesday Nolan may have to thebaseball season opens April on the 1973 All-Star team. San Diego vs Calitorna at Palm Springs Call Cleveland vs San Francisco at Phoenix. Aria New York (A) vs Baltimore at Cassielberry Recreation Soft. ball 141ague season on Mar( . Ex hibition Sario%ota Fla NEW HAVEN, Coon. i All ) — Vale's Mike Baskauskas of Brocklon.Mass., was named Wednesday the Eli's most valuable player by his fellow basketball teamates, a spokesman said. Goalie Ken MacKenzie Jr. of Souls St. Marie, Ont. was named the hockey team's most valuable player. Gary Franks, a junior guard from Waterbury. Conn., was elected basketball team captain for next season. Dave Huchar, a Junior center from Schumacher Omit., was elected hockey team capta in for .' The basketball team $7510 f iiiiiiiies will kick-off the -- os Lakeland . rim A picnic for players and their .1_ District IS Ws E au Claire 70, Ws Whti,s it 51 District IS Wartburg 79, William Penn SI District II Miiovri Western 94. SW Baplst 52 District II Indiana, Pa IL Edinboro 63 Otr.ct 19 M'llrr5,,I( $4, Delaware 51 15 District N Auquslan. 44. McK,ndre, 4 District lianc,'.er $6. Tr, 39 District 33 Defiance 69, Malone s7 District 23 w Georgia 77. 94 Georgia 67 District 26 Gardner Webb 1 Smith II District Vrg'nia St 76. Pembroke St fl D'sfr.l 30 0 1 Th e , I) ime District 13 So Thomas, Mnn 63. Winona. by Alan Mover SHOCK TREATMENT Stburn 61. Marymn, So. - — National Invitation Tournament will win it, says Jacksonville University Coach Bob Gottlieb. He thinks it could be Ns own Dolphins, selected Wed. nesda as the 12th team in the field. 'Wt' have certain amount of momentum going Into the tourney," Gottlieb said. "All we have to do is win our first two games." Jacksonville is in a postseason tournament for the fifth straight year. The Dolphins were runner-up to NCAA champion U('I.A in 1970, lost their first NCAA tournament game in 1971 and 1973 and took third place in the NIT in 1972. Th is year NIT begins March 16. 'Coming from the New York area as I do, I've always dreamed of playing or coaching in Madison Square District Urskrie 61 Pdr*befry &I District II —' ,, Super Series •. JACKSON V1I.l.E, VIa. IAPI s ith the best momentum after the first two games of the P4AIA Dis trict Playoffs Championship Round District AIU%6 Pacific IS. Whitti r 70 • F - 1 I With Steam Will Win MIDWEST 'insas 60. Xanas 'ahOrna 1111, Iowa St 10 Jus t 1a/ For Pearl "s\ci iir7'fj ' J U Coach Says Lcil ers' SOUTH sk 39, Madison Si sophomore record. with 56, Sanford Nv, al Sixty-one riders from the U.S.A. are among the entries for the in the tong jump it was John Perkins of the Tribe in third. literally ran away with it ihird, SX1.000 road race. other competitiors in the l0knan field are Academy although not having Jackson continuing with his ex. Perkins completed the stretch finisNng five seconds ahead of The sprint medley was won in the final event of the day, from England, France, Holland, Switzerland, Italy, Finland, the depth has a few strong in. cellence In this event taking in 10.5. Oviedo and on top of Lyman. by Deland with Sanford In the mile relay, Seminole took Japan, Australia, Venezuela, Canada and Scotland, The U.S.A. dl''idualL finished filth with first with a distance of 21'10". In the mile run it was battle of In the 440, possibly the area's second and Lyman in third. The first, Lyman second and List includes a strong lineup of Yamaha competitors topped by DeLand's Stucky took second former cross country runners. top man, Nat Perkins took Hounds swept the discus event, Deland third. 512. defending national champion Kenny Robers. former national titivhoklcr Gene Iouisru and talented 1)oe Castro. Vaniaha, mth - AgostirU in the camp, will field the most Impressive number of --------_ Canadian ace Yvon Duhamel and Art Baumann of California will lead the Kawasaki effort. Es-national champ Gary Nixon and Paul Smart, a former English champion who now lives in California, will carry the Suzuki colors. Riders representing Honda, Norton, Thump, BSA, Harley-Dai,ldson, BMW, Ducati and Belnelh have also entered the famed road race. The upcoming events at Daytona, in order to conform with the AMA's energy reduction annouinced last month will be shorteneti. The Novice and Junior road races set for Friday March 8, will both be 5(4niks in distance. The Combined Lightweight race Saturday. March 9, will also be a SG.miler. Sunday's Expert road race will be 180 miles, I Associated Press EAST Date$ Si. BO*don 41 Long I sland tifllvtrtsty II. Iona 71 Colby IS, Clark 12 Massachusetts I), New Hamp shirC 34 Si Pa 73, Georgetown. DC 67 Going Into the final event the with a jump of 21'3" and Mike Gibson, Detand's star, home a 50.1 t1tfl for first place, with Glenn 11111 taking first, Ilournis were five points ahead lyman's James Mikell was took first with Jay Gorree of Mark Swearingen was second Charlie Meeks second and Oviedo In second. Dennis Burns and Dave Foasitt in third. and had to finish in at least third at 21'2'i". Jerry Human taking third. In a major upset of the sill fourth position in the Mile The 330 Intermediate hurdles In the shot put Dave Barkley was third. The two mile event was won Canadian Leads Kawasaki Effort Thursday, March 7,197+-9A BY The By JOHN CHEIIWA Herald Correspondent F Herald I was captured by Thorn with by Kenny Duncan with Jay young track season the LymanRelay. As It turned out they of Deland was first with Glenn Eddie Esch lumr..i track and field squad dropped took second with DeLand taking Hill and Charlie Meek.' both of the high j for first place. Llttlejotm In second. Brinker Goree In second and Young In ump favored Deland and county third In that event. Lyman In second and third. broke his own record in this third. Steve ',tick of the Sanford Esch is considered one of the rivals Oviedo, Sanford, and The 120 high hurdles WILS top high jumpers in the area but event with a 42.0 good enough Naval Academy took fourth The March 10th Daytona 200 motorcycle race at Daytona Sanford Naval in a five way All squads were suffering taken by Sanford's Steve Lit- ankletouts corn cunded for third position, with a time of 10:39.6 a new International Speedway has attracted more foreign competition Tuesday afternoon, Terry Travis won the 880 yard school record. rem injuries. Nota1y nussing tiejotm with Thorn in second with a lIed calf music 'e The Greyhounds finished with from Oviedo was Greg and Jimmy Brinker of Lyman to the United States than any other professional sports event in de things tough. Glenn lull run in 2:02.3. Travis is coming Innt,. astevent, field wC pole history. Thirty-eight competitiors headed by many4lme wor'd a total of iw Just nipping nasiungion. From Lman Tom in ttiirI. The winning time into excellent form after a long )UB ' ,. as . second a a Ilerron and Mark Bousquet hI • • h vault, Catirny from Deland ,, • , , ,. champion ..acomo Agostini of Italy, have pushed the list of en. highly rated ueI.4nu, WiuL) .,, 15.4. 1h yman. s Tom ca" with Sanford's Henry Scott ia)i due to foot problems. e was sirs Wiui tries for the rich American Motorcycle Assoclatica event to an 117. Oviedo and Sanford were sidelined with Tom is expected to be one of Off Like a flash in the 100 yard in third at 5'6" .g41iI flnu even 100, the largest In the 33-year history of the famed road Seminole battled for third with Eddie Esch each dash was Jackson with a strong links in the Hound chain. ...iIega8uI taking aCCOflu, A was (mirthfor LI)e It will mark Agostlni's first competitive appearance in this the Lions coming out on top suffering from injuries yet winning time of 10.4 with Floyd The 880 relay was no contest Oviedo's Tom Sievert was and Dennis Burns was [founds establishing a new country. with 61 points, Sanford fished competed in the nit. of Deland In seccnd and Nat as DeLand's four man squad second By The Sanford 528.? 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BATEM.AN 15 frigerator Campers 19)0 Ford Torino. dr ,10.000 mules because of operation on It Th!% horn@ is ready to rncv# into with dcii & chair, night Stand $350 ci --------= off-season and 1973 33 Houses Rent Furnished FRANKLIN RAMSEUR PINTO RUNABOUT with BROKER One owner. 5900 371 $714 after 7 must right hand and missed sever 18 1.4 and SR 434 rlbs, $33 End table, $ O LIr Travel Trailers drapes, Central heat & air, fan in ____________________________ Help Wanted 11 Want Ads li,cgaq. and .me 17150 cviii Ptagain pen * Clothes Washer.Dryc I-' lro - nj d tit p-y', S 2 F'o ti ,i'tc for e'tra genpJ,n,n 1 8343363 rIy..p - -I! . 73 rt '-i I 112 )156 of an assor P n, 5100 7 gold occasoc 1 Iroomy 2 baths. U'thwaiher, 26 if.I,rl o,,,Ier F wily S-,intor,j 1 VA"Nothing Down plapng a llot'k of low-run and tlJ Tie I,.,i'aler P.S-ill Out SI(Ufly Catselberry LII A4,,Ii Chevy '43 Super Sport WillS '43 2*) Infested n lulloftime waltres Inent of Injuries. self iOntmined Air Cl apalil. fully sodded yard Will AL TAMOUTE SPRINGS chairs, 535 each cond,, Ph I o*ier, ____________________________ III 2191 1967 Chrysler, Il's9r Mach Ph , * Swimming Pool 84$ 311? one-run baligames in 1974. engine New transmitinjs, ar Sell VA or FHA Call Join Carter, used 3 mos Travel on year round hours 310 930 This i In fact, not very many of iii I bedroom, I' or tw baths, all llercJ a big 3 bdrm pool plannCd floo&cate 6151177 Holler Chevrolet Bring Results cond 70 27 ml per , gal Scarer, of cow-se. Is king of Call bet -Double bed. COcTple Aiiso( living Reese hitch, all Controls 11 'fiCtud, some Saturdays & S to P-nine! Check these feature-s t-c From 173.400 70th Street to Mets were healthy last yeai w-ecn 124 373 3711 day$ Apply in pnsn 30 in I t.edroo ICE pr,,,c, liviflg room chair. ianQen,fln fl House the hill. 31 1331 or 323 47114 m,VERY it, tutp,NI,j,CJ,. Mobilel4omesRenf tI IatrtIli rm AUTO INSPECTION t. cc cit. turn left to 111h St , rign,, 3 60' C tm, QOO (OfVI't400 372 6344 ii) tupi .4C) Ti,,', ~ rr Every regular but third base Comm,nc,, Snlor€t 'var yard I.aau'v'pt.nn, s73 , 5t55 '.'rtainment patio with a 61 .- a.e costly or needed repair II'. Roberts & Gilman 1971 Franklin 71' motor home I Ameriin economy mid size i dr on Vilefl',ii Court North .Mcxlni Often called baseball's preid C')ld.lon Ijcrt Late Dot S -man Wayne Garrett was lost fo * 2&3Bidrooms I bedroom. aCy fenc e for porn I, partie bath, Shag Carpeting '-rOan, 1972 Malodor C1(eilrr'.t 11pm daily On Site ptn, CAMP SEMINOLE large privacy ,'.-il pickup your car, give it a pvc wner, sleeps 6 Lots Of e,tras' NIGHT AUDITOR. Year round Hai Flor ida roo truer pitcher, Seaver was cerPh. m, 1 carpeting, No alcoholic beverages allowed 373 7010 ,r,n large citrus trees, and II ispe(t,on, bring it in for ri 'r,ir yard Assumable mortgage ondition, 7 new tires, all e't'as some period or other In 197 ploymeni Company bench IS?) Cabana 21' motor home All heat, all laundry connection, Lainly the most consistent for t.o,n.' it loaded with extras win, druwn payment Price 173500 No Pe45 Ph 323 vleng Reg gas. II miJ 'i'cf'on and return it for 5500 $2 * 1- 2 Bedrooms fiberglass with drivers door Inc Realtor s Longwood because of injuries. eqUipped kitchen PLUS an Appliances Preler experience or NCR 12 AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT CORP "d fee not included Call 327 '-scritice sate, NOW 3733450 -Apply in New York last season. He was Beautiful 9 S. Hol.day Ilit _________________ enclosed 16,37' Pool All for "3 1 110W AIRPORT BLVD S 23 p en oh At'arnn,e 11 tpOrit 1971 Springs 4 BEDROOM Franklin voted the NL'scy Young Award $73,$ 11 rfrg,-ralor, i', &n'ii,i IS' fifth *15cc-I Fill 1971 TR 4, red wth black top o t ,tn I hrt Ih, wIn _ 37 Business Property it thi. I- 1A / icu-1 SANFORD, FI.A ',UhlI'L1IIf1jhpIl'I IJdu •I. UC' I o,m'n Tilted but never used -"We Don't Stop Clean. $75 ];)j4#6 'deck' h$om on corner lot in Older icton fli,%rirssrs hlonyun-5, pitcher after winning 19 games not Arrage, ritermor Ret P lIce Michelin red rr For Rent V'i Announcements tense is reliable work,r, ma It $3t4777 bad, Shortstop Bud 1972 coachman 7$' trailer. 1 owner with fireplace Grapefruit and arid P,'o,nia,n property for Si1 .- .- -radials Luggage rack, 2$ CO) and leading the league I T NATIONAt CARGO. INC rs ____________________________ [P4MORE WAS14(R. parts,sn irelerre,, apply In perso m 11111 PLAZA liii P644 SUPILAP4D Hene' a 3 bedroom orange Irees Plea, Church arid in Lived in only 3 mos IIOILAPW REALTY. 3737005 miles Extra c.ean 5,3930 Call 1-Cards 01 Thanks Irrelson and second basema TID We Succeed! " cc, used machines 'Aitti partially equipped kitchen 1314727 Sanford Sunoco, I land SR 44. earned run average with a 2,00 School 571.900 Terms 197) Concord 70' motor home New, Magnolia MATTRESS Paul Fitcella, 327 1631 Dealer tenrat;o flooms, .YOONEV APPLIANCES, 373 06 Felix Milian give the Mets a 3-In Me moriam '29,3OO.37,5OO lie, Plus, Ipa Fri good condifion mark, Save Inilartiti Holi day Haute of Sanford is BY smooth double play comPrice Just reduced to $16,150 Callbart Real Estate 1961 Ford Gala. Ia QUALITY 500,7 tIr hlrdtop. Elmer Bakalla, Inc. I -Cemelaries 1977 Toyota Hilu, with cover treited in a part time (athie lOX S'IlNO$ ',,, Jon Matlack,, a power-throw. binatjon and G Could be a good Investment ECONOMICAL 36 4 53 TV-Radio-Stereo new paint, excellent tire-s Power 71 Hour Service rote isa fine de KlnssOveens $9 HOMES SEWING MACHINe Thiaposillonus fantastic Workin9 Realtor rem Pan kit-bander who won 14 l-'PrionJ S 7867 un tlrii Club orp. I tu,'!h & Air Only $495 5t4[5 I F V ,Sr'ri NATURAL SETTING Call 377 7191 ir..,m SANFORD PlC VFE SrPvsc[ AYF AIR hours 21 hri a *"k )30 to 9 fenjj'e catcher even if not the Listen to thai CAPrrcti, In PIO LEASING, I tutes tfl%hO '-ti w 'ii "In , mvii games and carved out a 3.N -cost n d 2)11W lit Si bedroom',, 2 tuthi. Ulord.t r,, ' mujt be highly quahf c 1 best hitter. ,ii,,r ,,u,j waii paneling, wall paper arid carpet, 1234711 ___________________________ cashier holtete Apply In perso1 earned run average last season, uIe carport, coupped kitchen. Beautiful walnut console AM FM BALL REALTY 4-Child Care M. UNSWOR1H REALTY John Milner, the best home dt'On'ng Ufli, 111,500 — heat arid air CondItion, covered central climate con'roh, wood and only to 330 E Commercial. Sir Stero with combined with the formidable run hitter In the I track, tape record walk, corner location. Elite ad 117W First So ford 103W Firit St carPetCdlloors,washerandd,yrf 76 line-up with Zi - Hotels Auto Repairs Player Ptiychedelic lights it 42 SEVILLA GARDENS Seaver to give New York one of 377 SIll drs, "333 N Country Club Road, 3736O4lor3fl -970 inCluded, excellent location, near f, '73, is the first baseman. SHADE COVERED per m, or LUXURY APARTMENT! I-Eating Places 1117 cash, Parts.Acce s sories one Conventional the best nighty-lefty pe FINANCING hospital, LakeA44ry.rla."$l7j rmo I all TO BUY OR SELL for $37,700 and this cornHALLMARK 647 tn and Ito bedrooms, some with NEAR I I SANFORD, very up to Cleon Jones, a left fielder last Corner location. 3 bdrm . 7 bath, 10 up on minimum 3 yr. lease. Financing AVON a pool Ready tO ace '-Good Things to Eat Wriatlons In baseball, beamed ceiInqs arid family room date 3 bctrm,beautlful borne & 1? Mobile Homes 12 Volt Batt ries Ili 95 ls'gn' w-ortsi-uop, 532.500 Cal) rgi,l Call 444 307 JOHNNY WALKER REAL A' season, will be tried In center Jerry Koosman, whose 214 I0 -()o It `yourself All have new, fully equipped grounds 7' acres By ap REEL'S BODY SHOP ESTATEICOP,iSTRUCTION 372 $4 Garage-Rummage thLsyear and the lef t field job is Ml He flank Repossetsi I,-Instructions electric kitchens. Charming Bellmen, morndng otis boys, dlnln ru'ment only ERA placed him In the top 10 I 109 Sanford A venue 4417. ll 322.2420 Anytime Ca residential area. Adults, 2011 IS to choose from $31 7323 Dealer Sales room hostfls Year 'round em UP for grabs among former Last year CORBEIT REAl, ESTATE Ford 390, VI eng'ne, also wide ployme,t Company benefits Sanlond Ave along with Seaver, center fielder Don Hahn, Dave "Sanlord's Sales L,ader" REALTOR CARPORT SALE Sal a, Sunday Travel & Recreation wheels and tires lom' half tn Foi-d Appl y in person 9 10 5, HOLIDAY 4) and George Stone, a trujini i,iuj .stti SAVE OVER $1.000 Houses for Sale 3-4 bedroom v#a I7I Multiple Listing Your Agency Schneck, George Theodore and OrBary Drop It-at coffee table, type*nit. 64* i 0 0011 Also automatic tranam.ss,on for IN. AllimonI, Spring Call 322-2420 Anytime Winner in 197 l Ooublewitjtinventory mutt bi 13, are t!'* third ard Local and homes from National MLS 35 mm Projector. gas heater. '61 Ford HcaUeqt for 4 cd possibly Ken Boswell, 13-Travel Agencies INCOME OR Ill LAWS 0 reduced I savings are bein j fl-,jrm , I, bath, no Qualifying REALTORS 2565 Park Or Twmnt cOrker, misc Plolhing over 135 354 "Sanford's Sales Leader" Maverick 373 36*4 Somehigh and some This 3 bath story, I bedroom, 7 1 to you horn, $l,99$ 14-Ca rnping.Ro,5 AIR CONDITIONING 1197 mo $ pat Acre 17-fl6$ehe,an 1i $33,495 I Warren Ave. Long*od, Your Multiple List"Agency ,. 'ow land 111 0(13 torte of Sanford's distinctive old Q —= With Realty. REALTOR, 323 7750 Tree Park 6451 39" Experienced d Local and National MLS IS-Action Sports th '"__ hometiles GREGORY MOBILE HOMES Has 7 bedroom - '_________________ 17 Junk Cars Removed REALTORS Ph *300503 QFreny,.s 234SPir,,,,, i 10 3 3OrlandoDq apartment for added income or Bedroom, I', baths, $1,250 down " Jitsi Ninth St $31 1722 RUMMAGE SALE- Longwood 3235200 $173 mo guests 5*000 Call now for ap 323 SSW I pd, Acre Realty: Employment a P'i Isni Park Kitc .11 helper with cooking ox 4340" 11-n t Abandoned. unwanled itesk cars Church of God, Serninola Blvd L pointment REALTOR, 3717750 hauled away Your cost. %to Saturday, March 9th 95 All makes sewing pnie*e Apply Seminole Ledge POOKFIELO, '71, set upon 1 acre ASSOC, INC., REALTORS I i Help Call Today Orlando, 3954191 anytime, Nursing Home. 3G1 S Bay Ave. machine repair wooded lQt, river rightS, boat Wilt purchase Inst or second 'eACRE IN COUNTRY CARPORT SALE. Fri. Sat., & Sun Sanford, cleaned, oiled ramp, 3 bdrm 61' i 17' Dealer 2)-Situations Wanted mortgages in any condition ______________________ 5)7 Mayfair Circle Antiguei, With nice 7 bedroom trailer, fur 3230350 Realty, 317 1301 is 6 adjusted 831OOO Soulheastern Acceptance Cot Glassware, MiSc ?liotorcycles ARMS fished including two palios and to 8 Waitress, Banquets. year 'round 24'IlHiawathaA,, al 11 fl rv'ra'o -i. 671 1173 1 2Y The Financial 0 Greater employment Company benefits big utility building Only 1)7,000, .Mall Hours from 1974 Honda YR1S Linglarr ni 13 Sorry, cash or refinance Apply in person 910 S. HOLIDAY Lots and Acreage 55 I0:00to6:00 Boats & Marine Mut wit 21'Busini Opportund,e INN, Altamonte 377514 Equipment Two well located building loft, by Do you like living within walking SCCRETARY WANTED — Desire I owner For appointment call 373 distance to town? Then $ee Phil 1120 FLORIDA AVE. I?' 1977 Chryilen. 196975 hp Motorcycle Insurance 26-Insurance competent, elp clence secretary Charmingly remodeled older BLAIR AGENCY Ple(lric Stint with new trailer and for lull time position Salary cam. tWnt l7 flbetween Fairway borne witis 7 bdrOoms, I bath I 7 S atre 373 3*14 accessories Ph before S 372 $700 mORSUN'Sle with QUalilIcationi tricts Ioc.itt'iJ 'I'm Late Plaaa 4 SemInol, High) Rentals completely luiflished, Only after 6-323 019) Send resume and feuiremen,s to Courtly Call Ralph David, Aitoc 511,900 1910 Honda, 350. good COndition, Other Days Call For Appt P0 Born 1795, Sanford, FIoridat 1 & 2 Bedroom Apts. Hattawsy Realty, $31 75013 mitorRW 1. 14' IibergIas boat, 35 hp, engine ridden dIlly lo work, With e,Iras HELPI From Masonry Construction 3 Acres plus small 3 bedroom borne Trailer, USC May '>e seen at 2917 1350 Call before 17. 327 4931 30-Apartments Rent Park Court, Sanford ' SO Unfurnished Central Heat & Air Miscellaneous COOK "perenced preferred, that osids plenty 00 help, But is B must be reliable Call for . For ap now livable. 1)1,000. Sorry, cash Sale 3 & 4 BDRM. Central H&A, Pool & Clubhouse il-Apartments Rent 7$' Fi berglass crutsef, 1970 model, ” Trucks and Trailers POinlment Cavali er Mold, 373 440 hr's on 710 OMC engine Fully 7i p, VA - FHA Financing SEVERAL IN STOCK TO CHOOSE FROM 'Furnished 51*3 Laundry Facilities ~ ~ " Stemper Realty I PINEY WOODS BARN n'cu'ppcd, must sell 54.000 64.1 VI E '73 Chevy P'ctiip Shag Carpeting 11-Housos Rent Unfurnished 6191 WITH SIMILAR SAVINGS We buy furniture and mist Sell for Plight B6rtfnde REALTOR $130 Equity & Assume Pay Kitchens EquIpped OhIo'i Hofbrau Haus 75 Pct. Consignment. Free 372 7lIl after S Seminoig MLS Onang. 33—Houses Rent Furnished 377 1991 pickups Auction Saturday at 7 27' Boat. needs repair, sell or trade 2544 Park Drive 191,5 Frw'scp 6 Months Lease for what lave you 's 3776949 34-Mobile Homes Rent w p m Sanford 377 2770 Eve )77737a 3-1N 377754$ STEP BUMPERS—S37.50 ADULTS ONLY MAINTENANCE ENGINEER ]$-Mobile Horn, icts ''The Little Dealer With The Big Savinq% BeneIit, year rod,oy,,.w P085014 MARINE I t'or domestic I imported Pickups I * Apply In person 9 S. Holiday Inn, 792114w, 17 97 323- 6650 For Rent MOTIVATED SELLERS Seve 1O pct-Buy direct, CHRYSLER 33! 5941 Aflarnoiw, Springs, -— PUBLIC 3ractor with mower, will cut AUCTION 34-Resort Property Central Heat I Air Conditioning JACKSON'S CERAMIcS. EVERY Ipic'ri Span. Clean 3 bedroom Psom j' I PLYMOUTH Nice 1 bedroom apartmeril, air. 323.3900 acreage or lots Call MONDAY NIGHT Afltiqi'5, TVs. kiln dealer, tO S Closed Tliuruiay For free' estimates, call Carl 327 131*, 373 For Rent with many plus feature's Including : JIM LASH carpeteØ. kitchen equipped, Of 90W siblawrian. One Mticellaro,js, $8 Bicycles Harris at SCARS in S,mntord 122 New and used 8 Sunday 372 7971 Screened qatebo, and fenced Who desires to make good IncOmC 6IGMC WINDOW VAN ACtt5, r pets 1105 372 7394 J?-Bustness Proper t 1771 1 furniture arid 4s0pT'ances PIUS Lot Clean Up ard gnu) private yard, garage, lovely Sand Sanf r I' 5; yOutide sales th Orlando 647-8878 . 1: PIOTHIPIG DOWN, TAKE OV[P Mlfibhshea For Rent 0,,,. specal Slri lw4lPu adsu Tremblay. p. J7) 7274 S(hpflg close Bikes, Bikes, Bikes T t(cint5 WCCSIP Uuaranler plus Reduced to sell CALL CREDIT MANAGER, 372 bedroom i,iDvilrS Apt 5,40 mo Electrical Ion Only $71,500 (Omm,ti3On Cal) 372 't94I PM -"'dudrig utilities$100 iecurt 62310 Payments All sizes and models. 10 speeds, S 31-Wanted to Rent Washed sand hill for lawn and 4 Auctioneering Service* cheaper than rent ONLY 1~4 c%epOsil, 31) 1901 after 3 pm (o.'n'rrercai £ ResidentaI (l( speeds, and standard bikes row - _~ __ _, ~ -- = _~ =---=~ _= fndaI.ons Will delivef 377 110$ tr.calservice,l,izense-d& Bonded. F uuilneciE Appliances or 373 $405 available at FIre'slone Store Call _______________________________________________________________ COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE Real Estate All Seminole Co TAX PREPARERS 21 Hr. An I SanforciElectrscCompany 3270214 III SPANISH BEAUTY II Apartments Rent OErENDABLE LAWN MAIN 7377 Park Drive, 3771547 ,±*enInQ Service 130 Sol) 41—"Ousts for Sale buy, sell, cotssgn. appraise. -4 ('penanced part time Sanford, ovely 3 bedroom lame on large, Furnish ed TENANCE SERVICE CALL special sales out of anything of 59 well lanoscoped corner let, car Longwood & DeLand Corn 13—Mobil Homes Musical Merchandise RAl,PHS HOME SERVICE 373 7956 value 200 French Ave APIMO PARKS, 1-7.3 Bedroom piling, garjga, many otsier lea mission, training provided H L. . Automotive 13-Lots and Acreage l 223 7140 1 r Sanford, 1'* 323144 R. Block. Inc., Deland, Fla, lie Trailers & Apls 2 Adult parks, 2 turn Ste today and buy for only Baldwin Organsonic Organ — H IL ENGRAVING iy ~ 1 1 523.500 N. Blvd 904 (fl4I) Family Parks 351$ Hwy. 1717. '1— Farms and Gr KEN KERNS GARAGE s Full site. real nice, 1450 _______________________________ SERVICE WILSON MAIER FURNITURE sec both lefrific home buys, call Complete Automotive Service Sanford, 323-19)0; Day, ws, Mo Ph 373 1147 ______ Spangle & Stephens 45-Resort Property M buy sill trade Paid daily, light delivery mutt have Phyllis KERPIS TRANSMISSION SERVICE Metal, Plasllcs, Jewelry , Trophies Capponu. Ass o c Paring Contractors 111315F First St 411 ReIn Or - Santond, 377 car and clean aPpar For Sale 3225627 17 Bedroom Adults only Auto, Stand & Clutch Specialisti Day ?Sit Country Club Rd 67 Park Avenue Mobile Park Lawn and Garden Bell I Howell Super $ Movie time only Sanford area Call 373 Free pci up. delivery I towing in CLIFF JORDAN — S,mntord, Fla 3fl 1010 44-Income And 5411 bef*'.n 10 and 7 only. 2545 Park Drive, 377 7441 Glass-Minors Sem Co with major work Prolector, automatic. zoom lent I __ __________________ _____________________________ EAL TOP in' old, $71 Bell & hiowi'll Super CITRUS TREES from 5.1 49 to %5 49 Investment Property 131 $772 1119 5. Sanford Ave. 37? 3462 sPlKARlk GLASS & PAINT co Pinir' *ltpr *anl,d, some Low overhead pride5 on all plants WELAKA APARTMENTS Regular I Move Camera, zOom __________________________________ We'll do your Painting Used Farm 2tOP,'agricla Ave Eclupmevsl will sell fail 17-Real Estate Wanted experience necessary 40 Hr . Drive a little Save a lot Oviedo 111W lit. St. lens, automatic, 175, Ostenizer Oblooam,,u _______________ DRYDEN AS A CANADIEN arideasywitha Classified Ad CIII I22147 Nursery and Bird Farm, Rd 119. 2 Blender, 1 cu size, 510, Apt 5i7e *,$7 per hour tlovolder iii ORANGE HILLS 372 7611 or 13 re - .. Blocks puck vith face mask. mi Pd of Outdo 3454391 447 alter S 03* In. I bdrm. furnished apart -upright freezer. 372 lb capacity, Merchandise 'vely 3 bdroorn, 2 bath brick merit Security depotit required _______________ ______ SICO. 110 North CivIc:. Wintcc Wmes for discriminating people, Psi 373 7811 Wanfd Dishwasher Morning Shift ..' . SOn ings Si Ira Berko 64 Dog training in your home Ai' Equipment for Rent — 73 Paid vacations & banefti 9faceful Sitting Oak trees to EXTERIOR For Sale Fiirnuspied clean garage apt Breed Ong Training TORONTO — INFI — e Dryden only I Academy. hC Apply in Person. Days Inn. Hwy beauty Of these deIigtitoull us MAITLANDFLEA MAR T last season had Call for free evaluation $31 Call Orlando $31 1509, PRESSURE CLEANING . been The voting goalie sensation RCIP.IUrII,I & Bar Eguprit'ril I1 SI—Household Goods pacious hom,it.t 1911 Hwy 17 9) Open Sat I Sun 9 3 Rent Blur Lu%lre Electric Carpet of the, as they sat, kgendar' Cvttom f,'br'a'i-i t ,uc uscu SP'arrpcxwr for Only II per clay 11311 2920 PET REST INN Montreal Canadlens lie still plays backer, but now DESK CLERK Apply in person, It meshed apartment, 115 Frrgh To IS advantage of our the . $)-Appliances 'ICn'mS Sale or ILSr $51 $ 210 & 1, Pqe,j,' Cifnrig co ut -ti ic,c CARROLL S FURNITURE rear-old Dr-tdt'n skates as defenseman f (lo.m'dn'iJ 6, Iv, 1100 per One complete Horizontal Oil Burner ma, plus 12$ _____________________________ o r a team in the Orliona Inn L'per',nced on NCR Irites. only 574,9013 and 577,500 big or tco Small ml,, Or & $3—TV Radio Stereo 1037 Lake Share Cm Ph 172 Irpotil 122 6411 unit Good omunity League here. Samaritan Home. 104 en Shift 3 II Insuqa,, or 3774530 "Ill, " pa'ntr,j All ho u s e s 'Fm not too good at — Mulberry Ave $A-Garage benefits Pets and Supplies We 4nyif your cornpani Rummagp Sales Beauty Care 5)9 e'i-s'itir c'v4nct 37) tia it." said f)rv den recently. "but I'm getwith all Cleaning ID t'edroom I bath turn apt %I 0 hen homes you have cOnsidered l ever bit a classic defense. LXPLWIIPIC (MULTIPLE LISTING $ERVICE $S-Boats Marine T*o II' Upright freezers, "0 $75 deposil 349 5342 or 37] 10' lhble Elornencedmechanic 'POODLE GROOMING' p,A1'Py IlEA Ii Efficient cleaning Equipment TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON saw. 1's" circular taw Iboth 1SOlSFrncptAve - 71 See Orange HIlls in Orange City He said he scored a goal in of Ciferor Surfaces Roofs, Mobile And boardi ng With love'& care the first shift of the first game formerly Harneett's Buty P4004) ,ttmoSt new), Antique walnut ball 322911,01 It day A new community of so Se-Camping Equipment 1w played this season, and was unsure what homes. Commercial. Industrial. TOrotelslonjl Ph 37) 31114 or 373 3959 tr. Ti 3191 PIni. 322 $74' Recliner cl'air Bullet —i bedroom duplex lurnuihed do, untIl one of b 'iCkhorn.,W9$fot l7.9 In'tr,ør ,,nd eutrnor painting, ______________________________ Residential 67$ 7377 his teammates told him to throw up Pits to ori Holly Dishes, loys, Misc Ill 12A1 Ii? 1 7 t 4720 Ocianoo Drive, 79 Equipment arms and ckali' 0 Our 51i)n will dirt you —15 pa'tmenf i,'mrp.'rlr , In Rooms for Rent cer,ic' -t "ujtp-i- %, tree lo Qoix; around et'ntt'r it anloid 5, Lonq*oocl Good Selection (, c1.satrr. 110 and ,mlI rvuasofl,ny $8—Bicycles -(A%old Ph 3229196 II? Azair,m t,'r'QwOOd Golf Clubs ih & "It asnl a great shot, 0trnq person b Share now 3 II,, New Units Arriving __ he said. "and besides. tht'goalie Development 'onil tree estimates Phone 371 cc room Iurniviad ap.rlm,nt. Aul tin _ _ hers) Lane. Sunllnd Estates Corp. 256S should base had it." A' SMICaI Merchandise DRIVE barrn.7ha houseinSanford Call hamorwe , v. afer & li ghts furnished. 373 8-s Springs, 90l-77S, AIN 0794 SANFORD Reqularly' BULLDOZER WORr, for the f'nrst Pmeparat'ru of nTit,'d, PII,,* 1105. $31 t, Or alter S4 Al In his heart. ohviousjs, 1)r%- deI, is Toy poodle pvpp ,rs. :,earing lotS our specialty .1711131 still a goalie. And soon lit, 40''Ofhce Equipment Open 1.4 Pm A Z REMODELING CLEARANCE SALE uflfl(frte,t (all B AC ws ends .-rn 0431 151 r terytfung Reduc AKC. plans to return to 11w Orange world nJIc(lhhwelibt. net after 3 p m ed tro, 20 to 50 And Supplies 171 )513 373 1713 and ,. l:nc bird carports, &dditn5, 373 45100r 373 3445 ar mask. lit' sat that 11111111111111111 RO,,,& Board with Care for elderly prf off for Quick sale Save .il the next season he will Join a World ' roofing, painting, paneling, doors, tlnc'kev Assoctatinn ti'amn h-t. is not vet 61-Building Materials lady or gentlemen PIi.t OtdCorrhIWptennSh, Hwy & window s Reasonable F ret' Es) van' whtch I)fl)' "Ifl('(' Ifltpif p!al ir h' \,)f)iival '.rro'c r3', co of Dclian, 67 (.,u4rAntrNi 9 II ii,,' 17 63 Livestock And Lawn and 3 1571, Garden tJflIt', ht' $3 0141 dass for Montreal. And lie won't do that 373 4331 Poultry trrei "A TODD S CARPENTRY for Sale 8 711 tall Dig 43-Machinery and for 'n-a,, P.OTfli-I 15 I ( Tools l'rrden left the t'Jfljdjt'ias rather ____ __ than sign a contract for mounielh. ?s Call 377 Specializing 'n%mall j4t& LARGE ROOM Shril or As ph alt Dr iveways No iooa 5510 after 4 n'-n",m"', I,' I',, II 70, ___________ NORTHERN TIMOTHY HAY kits monet than lit' twlii's"-Equipment for Rent PRIVATE BATH & ENTRANCE .lfld c130 uooa Call 131 111$ P, ' ed he deserved. Hi' sass he had l Small R I McIntosh 371 ' At,' BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR (oucheS 171. chars ill. Sew hi'r'n earning Itiole than S.3QOoo but k ALTAMONT! SPRINGS AIR COPID Ph Jn 0137 than Sl0000 "And (Tarpentry , Rernod.'llrig. Addil'cv ' WLB BALE,$25O51STON mi'mt- tppcwrti'r All Al I asked fo r was what other STORE C ustom Wort ," LSl$malC ORAlLY I HWY 44 SANFORD comparable players were fl(C, bow priced 377 3791 I'sUU 1$I1PVI flUI1M1 44—Horses BUDDY'S making," lie said. "Rut the ( 'anad,ens didn't Sanford Ccurt Motel Licensed Bonded 3230099 think Ittt-v 'iO-t'l IP,'PIiO'[P,'t y'. tii rn' $ 7 -Livesfk and Poultry Feed I'.SLIL SLATER i, $I I tic t,a:,idiefi 1nan4gt'rr,en, Household Goods — VIPICEPIT'S CARPENTRY Prof essional Wallpaper Hanger according to Uryden, have U-Wanted to Buy carp". I C etficiesiclit & over 372 I1)$,"t,aie Mary' 94 ~ ha1 a lIlstors ft arrogant trt'jIn'nI toward rtrrir Trim, PanClng, Cuitom F Licensed Residential Commercial niri Day or wk rates player "It's JIM DANDY FE (OS 5' 7471 5,11 t tremendous 49—Stamps - Coins (arp'n'r, Pd cit ) Iu 501,55! 1,'I a great cut, and iI's a great learn, said Drs it Free Estmates Ph 3224*13 rn-ct IrOi-n boitIr Offanou Or, Sanford 372 3-03 lowest whole dcii, "so they al' r.lce. 11 beaulubul living room (w7) Eli perience Pr,f,r,-,d gut away with paying 74., wáp and Trade i,Ale ,'urnilure 841 $173 after S their pla,sers less than they Tae Return Smiryie btiuid have, am 10 9pm, days COR M H—Antiques 30 ' Hey Kids looking for an ealld You" home No extra charge "Se Apartments Rent Pecan Drernal dining room Su'te LY'S,)mi PiitOf Sanford po44at f)ryden would not be budged from his positon. 11 Liberia dollar' Ask Main and Dad to let Habit' Espanol" Call 333 4177 for became 77—Atittion Unfurnished ClICK JOYCE WELL ORlL(lPft Table & I chars. SIPS Ph 373 aways matter of pnrcip1c. he - PR 373 1731 sa id. Dryden. you pi,e a clatsiled ad garage ,ippt every afternoon except Employ,, • only Ivy Leaguer 3" and larger, pumps, sprinklers $110 1200 French Ave . graduatri teeter play goalie in the National Iwo bade nllbalss wall to wait sale Salurdly Waler condilionirs, 322 1410 Hockey Benefit; Transportation League, earned 1ir4 -hand 'corp,fing, drapes, control ha 61 Wanted toBuy about principles from working PerSonal Tax Service WELLS DR:LLED PUMPS avid air Fully t-Quippe with tInts . . during summers Situated On one of Ralph \ad.': s Raiders on pollu' No Large Wooded last 2 Road 1797 7S-Camprs Travel (Cornell SPRINKLER SYSTEMS * * Singer * * washer 11.11 Ty,i,rr for used art (175, O u t . lion eufltrul waer Call Mrs WCalherby 373 Lots Near The Count ry Club, I 5)1 Entrance; 377 719$ All types and stirs Trailers nitute. etc HWY 14 ANTIQUES Apply in Person Dryden is not the typical hockey t"O1 Df P4 TOUCH'N SEW Built With Pride By We repair and serv ice player who has only 323 6917 74-.,f Repairs. neller*av Carpet C,rr & As relurns prepared 1500 and Morais ________________ up vlghth'grade education o go alosg wilh'his set o( felt' tCdjh, STIPIEMACHINFI — 11-I or 2.4 jantor,aI service Free (' i7re Sewing cotinrl. repossi-sird L ake Mary Public Accounting i-fe has graduat ed from lair school, and is now Parts Accessories ___JLUIiLT 'It1AM!LJt SUPPLY CO ON THE SPOT INSURANCE & BANK RATE FINANCING CASH 377 41 1i - working for a , ''III r,,lI 122 1)11 or 373 $799 '0% \.ncier- s lest rnndel, winds hohhn U' 1211 distmguNie lv firm in Toronto his homt' iowa Monday.Friday 77- Junk Cars Removed uiSrd lurntvr r ,Sppli.mnt ci i "i P.12k iii?ui n 'o,mchirie F vlI automa'r Pa,' '-'Y W 2nd St 122 6133 s 'hjt is I " =V" :7o tils. etc fp I or 1001 itt-rn', 0 as an articling student. In Can,'itjj, a ,i ROOMS CARPET b,mian(e 04 51$ or ID payments 01 /11-Motorcycles 45 I E. Altamonte Drive I. a,, it a Mail. 715 Sanfori Ave $ $1 Call Credit Dept SANFORD , workone vrarasa kind ofapp,.tin. ?I—T,ucks and Trailers $NAOS lice with a law firm before he is permitted At- imont. Springs, 149 NILP$ iE WiNG CENTER, 337 A Eatt to write t Ft.. pruspeclIvejaw%ermust bar IN$T*LL exam. 1967 DODGE VAN With, another articling st udent. Dryden 1111 St Sanford 3229411 E'ies iee •—Autos for Sa le shares a small 2)) W.2S II" office which he describes as "basically strewn." L.I Pl, 322-3i for parts Ph 8441150 f or Appi. uI-Aviation ________________________ MA, possible antique or custom ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Will sell to h,gh,'tl bid by 3 7271 To prices p.ad. used, any canot on ,jli 377 $7I alter 3 30 *kd, 6.1 48126 Winle' Park NY more southpawa right-hande - ________________________ ____________________ - - . -.'' p... k_ - i' " "F. Ci N every _____________________ __________________________ ' NOW LEASING ) l,ACj,00m _________ - ___________ - Strongest , ,-,,.. Greene, - Furn. Unfurn. - HALL _____________________ Short Term Lease coupl, - 1 - '' • (')P' Disposal. Dish ( SPRINGW000 - I -'- 4 VILLAGE Range. Re To ____ -P~ * Club ~_ %ii 111 ~ 111i 1~;_~_= ~t__ ; ~__~ i - n' !" ,t _________________________ -' - will "Stop Urn - Ste n stro - I -- ____ therefore content thenise!vt'. , with I 'C Realty -- 66$ ft 322-261 I 13 80-55oo Is 00 c __________ ,,,, 323-1870 n. -, . - I - - Square C Stenstrom 0 ._ 1AIrI UM Y .1 . all Am _ a in - -- * * STEREO * * *LSP-cr 8 i ZIG-ZAG I -. //4 74 o,/ . 50,/ Down FA-VA - ' ' - No Closing Costs -. . AL,.-'.GE -, I - TRY TO BEAT THIS e - 72 FURY III & - - FRANKLIN RAMSEIJ FRANKLIN 2w. _______ Payton 831-8400 oro us ' APARTMENTS - - . ___________________ ___ __________________ 98 - , _____ Al t:n~~" AS LOW AS I mu OPEN SAT. For Ken Dryden ' -2499 $23,950 - - CUSTOMS radio, heater, automatic tran. smisslon, power steering, power brakes, air condition, vinyl top. „,_ " earning B POLARA 95% Conventiona - ________________________ .~ 38 - , 12-game tC' i 8 Realty u - A of Experts Ready To Serve You! Directory ' , _______ - Air Con"ring - Cemiik - Sanford Auction * _ - --. ~~.~ __ ~ -_.____. - - - ..-.- - ~__ -,-. . 1. .- ~ .- -. - - - % - - - - ~7 -____. -~ ________-- ,,___________ _____________________________ ' tOil o d ________________________________ !fl fl Appliances BUY _'i i - SELL o , - All Engraving - Painting -"- ve - - - Servke STENSTRO -- i - - - - ' 'Ifl ________________________________ CALL - - ________________ - i REALTY Corolla 4 '9200" 2 Dr. Sedan_ 4' ,' - House Cleaning 9 add K Pet Care I - - ' n YOUR - M L 5 6 ii 55 . Home Improvements 1 - - I ____ PressurO , -' I, - ________ REALTOR - • - Bar & Rest. Equipment - ______ - CALL 322.'242() §1111110— "4 ANYTIME tO- i Bulldozing - -t I IC, Sandblasting -t ARK P'o', i,' ' I fl'i' - It - Carpentry 4S - J (Toving? Why not live In Sanf finest established residential ets and Supplies - i.' ,rii - area? - - ',u o -cr 0 Jt 0 ', ,', .il.' ~N _ - C - - P.O.E. - tTTij',t Income Tax '..ii Well Dialing - - — - HOMES OF DISTINCTmN IN THE U.S -'- Carpet Care 4 1k 'ThE LOWEST PRICED CAR - _Fr.cn. " SB. Now Much Gas Your Money Wit Buy Today! .1'1'' I - I: - i pert I Ui(P% _________________ . . Ili - Of Loch Arbor I S'.i'tl.tu-P . I I GRILL COOK l- ('C (,i,i a ,'. ,- had '! TV Service _______ -- - ___ ___ ECONOMY CARS HWY. 17-92& AIRPORT BLVD. € __________ OF SAINFORD PH, 322-8601 �- __ _ __ _________ _______ _______ ~111 __ _piir ___ _111111111111111111111- - i--i - - 12A-The Sanford Herald Thursday, March 7. 1974 Th ursda Penneys! W.- .-%% . . Z~k. .__ J .- - y, m- 11 0 % s ?., , , % _; I ., ,.:~/ , \1, I 1 3a ___________________________________________ _~, W M 1. - . ____ _____~ ye j - i °q T - - . - : ,/ - ______________________ - I 1111 A \. / _ 7 --I- 4 feel free to contradict per. sonal exchanges between us I I 1) -- -, ~ ~-_I;~~z__*t%__~ . I oi p,cturcj Power JCP Propelled reel mower 00011... Sale 127.49 IJI IT ICP 10 cu it trailer cart .I ,) - - - - Mbert II ubb, presiden t of ComBank FalrvIl, has announced that Roy I T urneau and Bob Scott have been named to the ComBank Fainjila Board of threcs 6,000 BTU air conditioner, Reg. 159.95, Sale 135.96 LeTourneau Tractor Company. fie Is a graduate of North State University with a Degree in Business Administration and was awarded the Honorary Degree of Doctor of Laws from Warner Pacific. He - Save Sale Bike. Features side pull front and rear caliper hand brakes. Comfort saddle. A great looking Lightweight. 1_ - ale 38993 - - - . S R 389 95 17" Reg. 419.9S. 19'' solid state full featured color TV Scroen meas diag Other models also on tale. Not shown here. ( dl appliances. Reg. 8.?9. Sal, 7.19. JCPonnoy Coffee Maker Automaticalfy brews . Save S5 Save - 411 _;-;,~, 320 \\ I 1 \ \I \ I i _0 -1 ~, . • - J73.t . I - _... I I I . - . I . adi'l.6,0 ".4_*1r,ff1C . .J - - - --; _ II fi .. . r - r. • -- -I - I ~ ave 'p9' _. . fl.9. 9.99.Sa1e7.99. JCPenney Self. Sal 7 w. • JCPenney 3-SPeed _ - - - - , - ~ 4__~~~'. -- Popper Dome doubie as Servor Tf I ,1 I - 1 Big savings on tough 1 r tools - I 0 - - 0- . 61 .0 ____ \ - _ - I - __________ ________ - YL -- - ____ I 20' chest freezer. Reg. 249.95 I Sale 229 95 6'6 vertical freeliter, Reg. 249.95 Sole . E~i Slowdown Predicted \_ ________ - - \\ Now 109" 7 ~.A-- A WASHING TO N Willis W. Alexander, executive vice president of the American Bankers Association (ABA), said the nilition 's economic slowdown can be expected to continue most of 1974. 7 Save \\• - S4tofgJackfJicplaus Golden hen Cear 'ron wit steel shafts r • . I - . . Save on la ex .I, ~, lr----_~1. I -.' - - I I " It 1. __ -I r, uwit I 1. , ~._ . - ,-,. -_i _.. I !~;*-i._ . ~_" V___ V ,~q -.. . I i i ___ _ I - -, 'I, - Save ./,. -- - M:jp - . Gasol ne Welcome Gifto? ~ A By ANN RUDY rv thousands of people throughout the world shorter SUPPi>. its very scarcity and expense win move It from the -fill 'er up', 111111111110CAAFT were made for every one of the nation's 210.5 million men, women for me hill ve!" You shouidn t Promise them a couple of gal. Ions In yellow gift the da> they get th eir driver's ll. cense - so when they want to r away from home, I wi ll ha ve done m> pa rt tow ard making their dr eams come true. is a mother for? wrap , So American Taxpayers Lucky? By F7LANK MACOMBER Only France is more May than Uncle Sam in most in. come brackets. Th ere, doesn't that make Even as income time there gets a deep ate, there's to be leaving oy fl,i to lake Wf oras you ma ke hOme.Amd intheO00l out your returns. range, AnaU you feel a little better? can + + + The Lonclori office of Errig take home only MqW. What about the socalled and Ernst, inteirnstional tax consultants, prepared an MiddliII1411111come breadwimm. analysis Of comparative net who emm M,000 a year? In in Wes for U.& emu czar winim Simon should be encouraged Uway awgslice of American industry is re. eUdSeshe J Sterchl""s March Sole.' _ be that we will be __ - - IH viui IIIHflh IHfl Ylill THAN YOU'LL - tel> new framework sooner than we realize. Not som ething Pumped into our cars by - I - a. • a I - rl;;~ _::, - - I HANDSOME I . - - -- ,rl ~1- lieUraumilth -• K W WHflI i KNOW wv•l III . IMI WITH! wwuu.u, , I I I, 9I , . _~- -A - ~R_~_ ,;; _~ _i~ _ E__ . -`-: 7-7t rag in his back pocket, but a - power. es. r exam. nMnP. W. I. Webb is the come tax laws than the United Many to $13.215 for a Joint m pile, wit GemsI Teiephom ar ch i tect and Joseph D. Van States. Co. of flofld spoor co Brackle sees as For France does better by I ts public a 13,000 aim. sts among employes to te al iflcufle jfl Apf relatin hn allows la)5yetS, with $15,510 lake. Comeupwith,.,. ta4 me Pay of home piy for a, Operating income reached an 1 idea which aee. all-time pared to Only ,791 in the h of $180 095 but m Australia it's only General 7 United Kingdom and t3,574 in $12,061. inGermany. In France, the fi g. crease of General Telephone - over 0 U you were planning to we is move to The Netherlands Co., o Sta 'I . record1n1ytL.Ajter At the or end of the spr th ink on this: a ,000 salary OC asked i ts 11,000 operating expenses trum grow , a $0,00Q workers income brings home only in Of W.654.16. net operating after duce conisurnpition o(Nds Mid in this country still leaves the taxes. a 1M.0oo income only taxpayer a net $Iog.222. while $61,12, and a electriml power. to $190,441.12, a 129 per cent no. OOD annual in Germany Ow take-home paycheck More than 5M ideas were . Earni ngs only V7,491 and in umUaliWe kinder, bzned in during a two."* Per share after provision fo the United Kingdom only with $3,961 lef from a 13.000 conted. 7be 25 empfoyes wbo federal and state incOnw tax income after taxes; $85,07 and loan losses amount to 13.27. were judged to have node the In Frame the taxpayer survives MO.000 in earnings, best suggesdonis won - you This is based on 36,000 shares keeps1119.0100f is 00 AM an. and if you earn V0,000you can guessed it 41111 nual income. now authorized and Outstanding take home 113,157. nonpolluting bicycles. uliiiRing 01 gaine in an en rare wine Anwricans who move to Australia aren't duirig so for any tax break - A $3.000 salary Copley News Sef-4ce ings in seven countries, based home 816,M. In the United $400-000 is involved in the On Joint husband-wife returns. KL-lgdornthe ta, ke-home pay alone with a The figures showed that only for a 0,000 salary drops e $$ 00: for the 011U ce r. ancehas more liberal i shaeply to and in Ger. 1 A\~,~_ ti b WASlJINGN- More than three bank card transactio ns - - - - 11, .. ]_ • I !1 - - I ____ _____ • 4 _' I - r I 11i- ____________________1. ______________________ - - - - 0. _________________ icpenney - Will We know what ' "1111. Reg. 8.99, Sale S 99. Ont* C ,it Pij fiat 11p Avaiu • in many ready * • One coat Coveae looking f mix COlOq • Ideal 'Qr W,lllc Cuhiri YOO'1, PfOrO, rnasenry i5hle • : • I 11111111il 111111111111 - 4 10 gallons of high octane all done up in red cellophane. Of COLL*se ttwe will be some clients who will drink it any- help them cut down on their us about 20 minutes 310 - - - -~. - X - 3P - - __ . I . 1 ways difficult to teach an cW drunk new Irids but will i . __ . . 41-C."_ $ The Herald •- oklng. A gi ve e fe stuck for what to r :nother.iwlaw for her can present 10 gal. Ions and a road map Five gallons, e ve n. OK, a Uitwifl get her off jof1 - - Barg - I- 6,012 treasury shares plus 13,744 shares authorized but unissued, totaling 19,Th6 shares. I'll , "You know I've plantedfeminour kt Walk.- And if they don't le it. I'll Eleyarit ain - - - - ' Section on _ Usually sells for 249,95 - -- - Iedo, Chuluota, Forest City. Goldenrod. Maitland and Geneva. ____ Mediterranean styling adds charm. - drama and dimension to your wall while increasi ng I I . . * - $61.95 juT N: outstandingts4,988.Thus,thesinckdis'idendwIlIcornpr . __ .-.-- - - - and down the driveway. But I hope nobody gi%vs me 25,000 copies are IRVINGTON, N.J..-The Board of Directors of WflIner in, gas as a prewnt, because I distributed to more than think I may take to my bike fdustries i NSE) has declared a four per cent stock dividend 100,000 readers and stop driving completely. I on March ii, 1974 in hareholders of record on March 8, want to be the fi rst woman 1974. including: Sanford, rt-jy block to park her car in .4 Company President William C. Willner revealed that in lieu Enterprise DeBary. the living room as an art o D It n a , os t e e of fracti onal Shares, cash wi ll be paid based on the clndng bid Ject. Lon gwood. Lake Mary: pr ice of the conunon shar es on th e National Stock Exchange on Th en when the ds ca ll Casselberry, Winter the record date. The stock di vidend will be paid out of from t wo blocks away and Springs, Fern Park, shares and uthored but unissued shares of the company want me to drive thom home, Altamonte Springs company holds 012 treay 3hares, and the number of shares . - firms 'All] stop handing out free liquor to their clients and Willner Declares Dividend Save g for riQht,t flly . - . last quarter oflm - fifdr qlove _ . - E. Re 8". Sale 5.S9 JC Peny jr '' ' months du614Hbili bell sander operates al IWO standing feel per minute Ball beating construction 140 - ii LATE \ - Americans used their bank cards more than 632 million tim last year to obtain more than $13.8 billion In retail foods. servi and cash advances, reportit the ABA Bank Card Letter published by the American Bankers Association I ABA). This represents a Jump of more than $3.4 billion over 191,g when total dollar volume fnr Purcha. innounted to less Hum siu.:; ballml. at%cordll%g til Letter sta teta sa e volurne for 1973 totaled more than 112 billion. an increaseo(34Sperrent over 1972 figures. Cashadthancesolume increased 31.3 per cent to total more than $J.4 billion atyearnd '73. Between 1972 and 1973. the amount of the average retail sale increased from 119 76 to The AIIA Bank (and fttcr also replod subsLiintial gains in '73 fourth quarter figures as compared to the same three in 1972 Hank card volume for the four th quarter of last year totaled more than billion a jump of over $1 billion From the - -.- • ______ • S"W' 11W i ________ - 911111AM j - :I )fle coat * - Save -I Ird - siw at any spced lnCiud,' tiltinq 'oat rin q'i.d s-lw.lust blowr, , 7 - --- *11)1 2 amp motor 0-3500 t.'r rntliiti Sr (I Lo !plturi prts, - - ________ $5 - ________________________- - ;I nsuiated variable sPeed Sabre saw : I C. 0 Reg 3499 Sale 9 99 -- fhX__ __ -.----- -- 110 - - - .4 Mrs compared in 75 cents per hre F Ward Jr Insurance and L>nda Hicksop assistant in 1971 Year-end book value Real Estate, Ilarold recent annual executive Ward cashier, Mrs. Patricia Vinson, per sha re amounted in p2.10. Jr., In vestmen ts, B. F. Wheel meeting at the bank's nearly The continuing growth of Jr., Nelson and er assistant cashier; M Be Com pa ny, Inc., Laws, compkted building on Geneva Oviedo and administrative th e surrounding Edward Yarborough, Cattle assistat Dri ve in Osl edo A catered area dur in staff thdUd g 19fl has provided and Citrus, Honorary re Di ctor James Alford, Uish linc preceded the meeting The Citizens Rank of Oviedo is C. S. 1e; the late Ben Jones Carole Recer, Barbara wluncheon hich followed by with anenvflm.nt for the was di rector of Citrus un Bono 'PectlOn Of the PremLws. After most successful operations investments, also officers,and J e ' Ca IIa C. the introduction of new stock since it Cathey, Maureen opened for busineas in R. Oonts, chairman of the Ebno Flo-Ann Kiukis' holders, staff members and 1946. Sandy Board, and President; B. F. guests L H. Webb, executive Janet jam The Citizens Bank of Oviedo Wheeler Jr., vice chairman of Simmons sire president, introduced the is a full service ' Helen Siavik bank whose the board, L. H. Webb, Patricia' general contractors, Eugene W. board of directors Include, executive vice president; Wheaton andVick Patri Dorothy Kelsey and the Job superm. cia Wood. tendent, Dave Kidd, who disck&dthMtherearesomefl in the di> of approximately i Card Volume Climbs C_ Reg. 6.49. Sale 4.99. Engraving 11 I 1V . e ,I , . - * Save I D"vidends of to SX-M or $1 per chakmn of the board; John P. president; Mrs. Pennie M. Friends, stockholders and share were paid stockh olders GOree. vice President, Florida Ongf, vice President; Mrs. Technological University; Ben F.di chairman of the board of th will enable three tellers to control all Of the lines from the it wlndo iso v O' ce controla7 b=orily elevator of Oviedo. I I - I/ Al- I I • , ent; from the deep strata of our - - - I i *\ " - t a _. i I re w Abell, vice Mrs. Marie Burch, vice pests were honored by the dur ing the current year as ° in Future when need arrives and there are six drise.in teller windows with pneumatic tube system which / - S i eeting James W Abell vice 12,000 shares sold last January. president; C. R. Clonts, Iferald Correspondent cast concrete building. it was d"Agned with space for ex. - ey I control remote control biade guard ( - . unwarranted ) 1 f • A II com COI(? includes the additional thOuUnd square feet of space Lh controis have caused shortages in fuel, fer. Copl News Se ice Uuzer aadpaperaswellasinfood_andw1llca use evenmore I am sure, Montsdeoca says, th e in te nt of each en. Pretty soon it won't be unsironmental regulation is good, but the fact remains we must reasonable to say, "Promise base opinions on the resul ts of these con trois We cannot corn her anything, but give her ekl> n ecological ppeasecer gasoline." crusaders who seemingly can no t see bey on d th e end of their far. I haven't had in l ine fl03 t' lank b ut as the t fill ' •. .. result n -, continued , stringent en v•ironmental priceofgasconttnuj, will be curthiled food production and possible starvation for and it becomes in sh orter and / $ B Ren 4999• Sale 3999 . 21 double insulated circular saw Security switch rear blade exposure - i ~ osts Exec k B> LIZ 1AThIEUX Involved in the twstoey pre. I 'Our Professionals Jr, the banking industry believe that we are 2wing down economically. Vial we probably will be doing so for another six months Or 20, Ajnd LSen we eqwt a resumption of the rise." Alexander said. fie ma de re marks In an thteriaw on the CBS television network. The ABA has charted an increase this winter In instalment loan delinquency rates, Alexander said. "I think this is a ecUon Of two things: a reduction in the level of emplo),ment, and what's supply modals are available - Set of 3 woods and -- ,.1 _______ hearing CouStrurtOn 0-7W rpm - -, _~__. - _1%. ),*-%~'- ~___ $5 , / necessary environmental controls, says the top Official of the Agribusiness Institute of Florida. Asking "Just who is the F,nvimmentsl Protection Agency protecting?" Fred Y. Montsdeocs, Institute president, says ex. . AA - % Environmentalist Blamed 229.93 Thinking of buying a horne fretilei, this year Now's the time to do it because we've taken $20 off the price of every freezer in stock Choose from compacts to full SilO vertical and chest s ty le some d s I -_ A. Reg. 34.99. Sato 29.99. 3'8 double insulated variable Speed reversible drill 32 amp motor Bali * ___ - .• Save .0 i 19 02 R Ou Consumers throughout the nation - as well as farmers - - S happened to the used car market, part1ly in the value of larger automobiles, he said. Asked whether Americans should save their money in other Coun tries for grea ter security. Alexander expressed hope t e won't send our money abroad because that really rabea question of wt,o it is, then, that will nnmct the American economy, and with what." He added, "1 still have, and I think most of my associates still have, a great deal of fai th in th e ' American system and the American economy." _________________ Buttering Corn orfableMi*:r Large lit°d h itO? 6A Uvers1ty with a B. S. Degree in Boslne Admlnistatlon. - . ___ I i ~ !he - - R 2199 Sale 16 99 Brunswk Tr'pteCrown Efltepsttcbi gbaI AauldoIein 10 l2or 14 lbs In red bIu. purple or green Personal -300 - black rubber bo*ling ball by Ebonite Save S4 Reg 1999 Sale 15.99. I Hospital. Born in Wisconsin, he is a graduate of Loma Linda - I - Olerald Photo LI Ban and I - I ~~ 4 + . -11 , In Oviedo - hospital Association. ott is an Elder in the Seventh4ay Adventist urch and is aboaYOU th [OflfeaderHea nd his wffeBett - ______ Save was Eugelle Kelsey and Sol] and rm _____ Citizens Bank of Oviedo at the He also graduated from the Trinily University with a Master I J W ;1A f.~, i - _______ - by the time the the stix.* '~~rll . ` a4i Li NEW BANK NEARS COMPLETION BANK of Oviedo held the annual Webb. The building located o Geneva Aven stockholders' meeting recently in the nearly will include ll ,00o sq. ft. floor space. fli)leted $400.000 bank facility. Contractor "I'm Just looking,', that is FOmm,Copley News Ser-Oce, clipped to the shopper's cloth- in care of this nt"spoper. Ing. The shopper picks up the Please InrI ude a sell-adbutton when sheentersthere- dressed, clamped enrke U tall deporent and drops It you require a persunat off when she is ready to of Science Degree in Hospital Administration. He is a member of the American Coflege of Hospi Ad. - 1 1: 1 CITIZENS ment is a green butto n stating comments to Consumer mir"Lpations, Florida Hospital Association and Texas ---.,/ , Reg. 15.99. Sa:e 12,79. JCPenney Hole.sn.the.Handfe knit with Tray viasticr owiinq tall Asailablein 10 12. 14 and 16 . ____ =11111111111111111111111111 . , j . Im"1111110 $ I ______ , Save on our . - ; _ I • IT" * lr f - are Shopping.On e develop.Ion rd>urquestlo LeTourneau College in Longview. Texm, which awas founded --. W 1 1 - - from harassment while they by his parents in 1946. lTourneau is an active member Cch in Orlando and is a memberof the I trat Alit of the lnrnaUonaI Board of Managers for the Christian and Missionary Alliance. He and his wife have tow c hildren. BobScott5erve3uexecuUvevicePresIdttf • 610 Req, 64.98. Sale SO.U. Women's 3 Speed Touring 1 ) + + + work ing ou t to safeguard thcir custom ers is president of lToumeau Foundation and every freezer in stoc I , 1 Save $20 __________ I !E,Y4 !I - f.- W 1 - w A - - I - ofctorners when store af. S300 BTU air condi tio n er Re 144 95 Sale 123 c 12 000 BTU air conditioner, Reg. 4y 21244 1 86.96 I 10 . 1 1 O. fic is light. lk.eir advertisements to get in st ep. A. Retail mariagel-3 are Directors ' t - -- _____ I . '1 ha ra ssnkntbutclerksaret (osumer alet C aailabl after we have se> g win er coa s n July and battung suits ifl lected merchandise for pur chase. We feel the store man. starch because th ey know agers have the obligation of eam buying u deplete • Sale 23796 Reg. 279.9 -±: It I 1 7 iith dispatdi durI costs keeping an adequate .sales ______________________ _________ IF . t Stu of discouraging the badgering are becoming aware of th is f !!! = __ - _ --" . '+: L(f un hand .it al, tunes and a ctual Reg 149.99 - _________ I 11 t - - Ma _______________________________________________________________________________________ , I , ~Ilf iclIon -I -_ ... 1 some occasions the sales these periods the price of all -- .aue ___________________________________________________________________________________________ Req 89 99 - y. __ cult largest part of ly bu.jinm within a few hours making then irksome On i _____________________________ - S : . / r i r W.- These outings could be a lot of outnumber clerks. If Me fun, but the sales people in stores are Personnel to handle all trans. Bargain Section l,% S ale 04 99 much more cornments. On other occa. -'- 6 0 1. _-1 ~ *____ ,-; ___. - :" I. I F- - nd proNein you m The and to - i%1___M _-;--;-'- nt arassme spend enUre day in rethil each week. During these stores with time out for lundi hours customtrs ma greatly __ _ , 22" power propelled rotary m)wer I - _ H ;o:;'g;:1 ther I 101.99 Sale :. __________________ -.-- 0 ge I , -I ff I height of cut adlusfme,i, 0 Resent tion lb ___________________ I -- - .. - ._.- 7. By C H DFN , Wrra No payments 'til Jtine. - Clutch and thfolfle controls ICIP 3 HP 21 Rotary mower.... - 41 - - 1 month • • front wheel gear drive, no-adjust carburetor ea sy L., I - owl -_ - ---------, ---. + 1 10 Racer. Features center pull front and rear catiper hand brakes for fast even stops Taped handlebars t trap pelc GurnaII tires 22 frin- - - - , Clerk on all size 127.99 p I - ~, Save 15 __ t i I .1 ___ -0 , IJr air conditioners k~ 1803 -'/ r Customers -1 , aturaay. 22 Reg. 149.99, Sale " S P'ojwU d mower wu 2t . ~ 1 : ; , ' JCPPrmIy 3 electric start dnd 25 cut Wide range of optional features 47 y ___ _111110h~ , / , FrId a 50 I I - 1 0 Req 47999 SMe 3?9 9JC!PHP ride mower. Has front engine new tow tone muffler ( - 1 ! i_ _WL TT1 __--_-__- - - your Storage area All units are 30"x12"X82" high Beautiful pecan finish. 00 buy all three units 9 WE FINANCE OUR OWN ACCOUNTS ~~ F oft~ FURNISHING SOUTHERN HOMES SINCE 1888 1100 ENCH AVENUE SANFORD 322.7953 *- - - -- - �- -- A 28—The Sanford Herald Thursday, March 7, 1974 . .. .: .1 .. .â Deltona=DeBnry I '.1 1•d . P.. Activities Told :t the 0I.-Use-Is 46 .3.lttSly 001 (UlHIOdC%hiD I) J... P By FANNETE EDWARDS Merrimac and Normandy Boulevard. The need Is urgent. Herald Correspoodens Protection For Dogs Discussed Persona! Finance I rr1 iT Less Use Can Cut Rates A automatically. But don t M1AMONTE SPRRhICS_ Persons 17 through 65 years DEL.TONA—The regular old in good health are eligible to Miss Doris Dudney, Tampa attorney and director of the board meeting of the Deltona donate. Dog Owners Garden Club will be held at 9:15 Those desiring transportation Amfflcfl Association, will speak at a Friday morning in the Corn- may call Mrs. William vining, meeting of the Mid-Sunshine y, munity Center with Mrs. Ewald chairman, at 789-38. State Keeshond Club Saturday Korth, president, presiding. Young psor After the business session, asked to donate since many of at 2 p.m., at Altamonte Cornmunity Church educational Mrs. W.W. Hopton will conduct the regular donors are building, SR 436, Altamonte a flower show workshop. longer able to contribute. Springs. Members are urged to attend A member of board of the workshop designed to help those planning to enter SHUFFLEEOARD TURN. directors and show committee of the Tampa Bay Kennel Club, arrangements in the club's Au?rr Anniversary Bonus: 12 20-oz. boxes of LEGIONNAIRE HONORED Miss Dudney was invited by the Flower Show scheduled for DEI4TONA—Four teams club to present the work of the RICHARD A. Fisher, a member of the American Legion since its in. April 26 and 27 In the can. Cascade dishwasher detergent FREE with ception 55 years ago, is Dresented a special membership pin by Ralph from the Campbell Park ADOA to mid-Florida dog munity center, any KitchenAld dishwasher. Mrs. Korth, also the Trees Shuffleboard Club will compete lovers. Becker (left), 6th Dis:ict National Committeeman, Department of (Offer ends March 31.) American Dog Owners' chairman of the FFGC's sixth in the Northern District Mixed Florida, as Frank hlartinger, commander of Deltona Pit 255, where has been instrumental in district, will be moderator at Doubles Tournament In Sanford Fisher is a member, looks on. the tree seminar at Ormond on March 7 and 8, tournament recommending legislation (Herald Photos by Charles Edwards) Beach city hail on Mar. 13. director Keith Street has an. which would greatly improve the operations of breeding and The seminar, sponsored by flounced Ph. 322-4196 s e lling do on a holesali' the Volusia County Cooperative Street said best, players for . ')C07 C C.h...1 A.. Extension Service, with February were Lew Hare, who basis as well as the me thods In assistance by the Council of won 80 per cent of games which they are handled in Garden Clubs, the Halifax played, and Edith Egener who shipping via airlines and District and Ormond won 69 per cent. Each was railroads. MISS Dudney's duties . . . Beautification Board, will open presented with a bag of citrus and interests include working on these and related problems at 9:15 a.m. fruit. The program will include "End of the season" To ur- in Florida and assisting Florida Southside Elementary School talks on "Trees For Volusia nament will take place March dog owners in matters of will hold a Spring Festival April County," by Larry Loadholtz, 30, April 6, and April 13 with legislation. 6, starting at 11 am. and events The ADOA is also working to , extension agent of Florida women 's and men's singles. will conclude with an auction at Cooperative Exter.sion Service, Those wishing to enter must stop the exploitation of the 6 p.m. and "Tree Ordinances," by register with Street before purebred dog and neglect and / The PTA sponsored carnival R.I. Eikum, county forester, March . cruelty to a ll dogs. will be called the "Hoot n Florida Division of Forestry. Plans are being made for the Holler." The events for the day A panel discussion will be club's picnic and end-of-thewill include Moon Walk," held by Loadholt , Eikun, and season tournament on April 20. fashion show, pony rides, Mrs. Richard Truitt. The Picnic is free for members with barbecue supper with advanced meeting is expected to close at a nominal charge for h ticket sales, general store, and I l2:30p.m.The public js invited. guests. game booths, DEBARY—The Civic Beginning Baby sitting will be provided Saturday, the club Is playing at Association of DeBary will for those parents who so desire meet at 7:30 p.m. March 12 in NEW UFETOSING Campbell Park at 9a.m. at no cost. This will be mainthe community center. Guest tamed by adult supervision. speaker will be 0. Richard DELbNA—The New LifeLiONS HEAR D 11 Sanford Police Depart. Martin, Deland district Music Group from Orange City CHAIRMAN RECEIVES AWARD ment will provide a display on DELTONA—Dr. Lids M. manager, Florida Power Corp. will sing both popular and GET A HOME IMPROVEMENT LOAN the drug ixoblem, of today's MRS. JOHN Loutsenhizer (left) membership or the Ohio Perez, heart surgeon and His subject will be the new gospel selections f UP TO $5,000 FOR 5 YEARS youth. The Fire Department on power plant on West Highbanks chairman of Deltona Unit 255, American Legion Club meeting next Wednesday cardiologist, spoke NO MONEY DOWN will also provide a program on "Lionism" at the Deltona Lions Road find it's effect on supply of Auxiliary, receives award from Mrs. Ralph in the community center. 'Safety in the Home.' The entertainment will follow Club meeting recently. Dr. electricity. He will quote costs Becker, president of the 6th District, ALA for The school will galdly receive An Equal Opportunity Lender a carry-in dinner at 6p.m., with Perez and bis wife, Maria, also and reasons for Increased bringing in enough earlybird members to AM donated of artlicles to sell. a well known physician, are electric costs. the members jj enable unit to receive two membership awards The proceeds from this "Hoot FLORIDA STATE BANK Martin will be introduced by own tale service, and a form Cuban citizens. short from State. n' Holler" Carnival will be used INSTALMENT LOAN DEPT March 18 will be 'ladies' Allen Edwards, program business meeting. All Deltona SANFORD to purchase draperies for the Of u...i $svIde SIMs. Me. at the Lions Club in the chairman. Dr. J. Stuart residents, formerly living in night" auditorium. Deltona Inn where the Club Wickens is association Ohio, SANFORD MFMRFR ip nir invited to attend. blic is cordially invited to The New Life Group is meets regularly on the firsjand president. atte Pund composed of four members— third Monday of the month. Pam and David Hannah, who Entertainment will be a operate the music store in fashion Show with the women as (yfØt Orange City. David is a models. Clifford Bird Jr., is EVERY TUESDAY aduate of Stetson University chairman of the event. By FANNETIE EDWARDS But onein day, shortlyaafter her gr and Pam, a student there; Reservations may be made VEAL PARMESAN arrival Deltona, girl friend Herald Correspondent St. Johns District of the with Dan Johnson at 574-2137. David Harrell, a Stetson Choice o( Two Vegetables. Florida Council of the DELTONA Local artist asked her to attend a Class in graduate and a piano The SKIM dance sponsored Hot BreadS. Butter Boy Scouts of America will hold Mrs. Julia flarr will hold a one the Community Center. technician in Daytona Beach; by the club was a huge success its Spring Camporee at Tomoka woman show of 13 of her She Deltona became so interested, that and Kenneth Logue, a Florida with Norm Right's orchestra Strings Leisure Home corn- paintings during the month of she returned to class the Technological Institute junior, supplying the music. munity located eight miles Mardi at Deltona Woman's following week, and thus her They will present a 30minute north of DeLand on SR 11, Club. The exhibit is open to the new hobby began. GIRLSCOUTS CELEBRATE music program. March $ - 10. public. Later she studied with Minnie Approximately 300 scouts The beauty of the Florida Hines of Orange City and after Ruth Winter, president, is DELTONA—Brownie Troop fifty-four from troops lakes and trees; the nxm that with E. B. Stowe, well asking all to turn in tickets they 732 of Deltona will hold open Uvohou1 West Volusia and covered hills and the smooth known Sanford artist. will not use for the forthcoming house at the Enterprise IJ North Seminole counties will sailing St. John's River, have Mrs. Harr has won many "Hawaii Night In Deltona" For Elementary school cafetoriwn compete for awards in scouting been an inspiration to Julia ribbons and awards in art the waiting list for tickets. from 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. Monday skills. Webelos are invited to Harr since she moved to shows. Her latest was two red in celebration of the 62nd an. also attend the Spring Cam. Deltona six years ago. ribbons for her painting, "The BLOOD BANK DRAWING niversary of the Girl Scouts of poree. All parents and families The scenery has inspired her Mighty Oak," at the District VI America. of scouts are invited to attend to paint itoncanvas and in this Fine Arts Festival held by the DELTONA—The Deltona On March 12 in the Methodist the Saturday night campfire, short time, Julia has become a Florida Federation of Women's Blood Bank drawing will be Fellowship Hall on Normandy which will feature skits and well-known artist in oils of Clubs in the Deltona Woman's held from 3 to 7 p.m. on Boulevard from 3:30 to 5 p.m., presentation of awards. The Central Florida's landscapes. Club House, and the Fine Art Thursday, Mar. 7, In the Junior Girl Scout Troop 61 will campfire program will begin at Until six years ago, she had Show given by the Deltona Deltona Volunteer Fire Hall on hold open house. The public is $ p.m. never even thought of painting. Woman's Club. Lombardy Avenue between cordially invited. coutS on it. Check with your company or dI.t'nt t",'t*n thou 11 VOU'%t' renewed re- BY Carlton Smith If you've' switched From eentiv. or have renewal enni commuting by auto to using mass transportation, or par- ticipating in a car pool. OU may qualify for a reduction in P ''ui -. reduction or refund. You will not get it automatscallr. In most cases. I he cornpanic's have no way of knowing that you're driving less, until sits t'lI (tutu Suiiic' cia gc-t 111 ,1 1 isitiutiti..nom when ,'i policy comne'sup mar . • Add Space To Your Place Iici sonic tin' ye'rs may gel the reduction 'rhe' average driver who's For a rate reduction will save' about $30, accord' ing to list' insurance Inlorma. lion Institute'. Ileme"s how you can tell whether the rate re'durtii,ns eligible' illfliL -- I I, i'..,. hv;itiv;ng rt'classilic.i tions 5', hitIt lower I)ii'iIli(irflSi are being fluid.' t, ,ill rainpa ni t's afli liatt'il wilt, hit' Insuranc('Se'rvic,',stiftic t' a na tional raiing and advisory urgans,at,,ft This Int'an,s, ge'm'ralR all comnpanit's c'see'pi the It'w t)ig "irde'pi'ndents," and most mail-order - - companse's In (our slates. there's au t.s ct-ptsun ha this gi ne,'al rule'. In Illinois, Mass;,ehust'tts \ui(tu (',iiitiuu,i .inI Tc's,iI( ) i' tu'uI ito' Iie'e-nwd rating organitat Ian No rate' rs'duc' turns JUSt 1111W, anyway for ass oem sal cars re'gisi,'red - one for nh,':IsI,r,. i-inSt • .u,,,-i. wheci drive- to work or schlM)I ... - Copley News Service Bank robbing Is getting to be a popular crime. Not very Imaginative anymore though. Th ey usually pa ss a note to the teller and use a simulated weapon, "Hand me all your ' big tAIls." I a ssiA ? 'tp if h..h,5...A IV .uu I'll ii j a say it again. Why doesn't the bank keep an extra drawer lull of simulated mon ey?) For an Imagina tive bank job we must go to Chad, France, where alone gunman wearing a giant false nose walk ed up to a lady teller. The teller told the police the now looked so funny she started laughing uncontrollably.Whenshereacheda complete state of hysterics the bank robber so unnerved was he, ran out of the bank empty-handed. Moral: If you're going to be a successful bank robber, you've just got to take your job seriously, 5ç5 I )4 $1929 Hen With One oil 1s CIIICIC1 So Be Careful •.. We Will D OUBLE 4 11 , , 4 PRIZE WINNING OIL PAINTING In Julia Harr's exhibit i ok - .,s.,. U- - '. - • Herald Photo by Charles Edwards T. When you shop at Phil Deer. Furniture, expect to be showered with attention. We'll fuss over your decorating plans ... Worry about finding just the right fabric for your sofa,..be nervous about staying within your budget.. and work very hard to develop a room that has that "something special" look. At Phil Deere we're devoted to the idea that a little extra effort makes decoratina a to isitg1t gi VOTE FOR THE AGRICULTURE CENTER BOND ITEM TUII. MARCH 12 L Pd fof by Agc,cuiatural on or AdvIriiig F,,d, L. R. Johnson, Chairman Ie1i'Inator ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS SAVE on ALL Cut ,,, 125205 T,',,n Lqtji BliP b,,, .p.sd, hsyy duty I l' a ill -I —__--' - Scott,: ffi 9. u's 12.95 ft , emote hi V th,eni. r a nd . s ' - _ - . V'°'' YCW th01 A. sc...i ,',"l" T.'A Trad e-in , Mod.I POOl Scotle Automatic Spts.ds, - V ww".T OS Id Ott 5$ J $*f - 'sdms Sale iV5 *WPItC*O L Swsa4.' ii sasóvig *sdth, on ott CGrII,j r`* D..1 a Mat.c,at. wn'sg s, l s. 1')A25 U.,., , %2OXSTU V41211Q0 - SAVE U5 . ' Scoy. - $04 Price VERGLEAM 17925 VOM COU04TER TOP - - .— :Lr..,;..' - - assyt,s*aia-.,j -; org *.esa'g . teeaen tieautiiui court.' iacm' - on Scotty's te - - 73' '- -. 779W 107 S&W Prke I" 1 5888 . NOV1, Stony. my', - SAVE 44 K2 831 Go SbVOiOCJ$$AVOCO * IX YourCIo.c. Scofty's ". is...s. cassa,cotriw IOSTU - to FoM ,. - I'B 645 oAIPutpmo VQROS.FOO,1 Sb V°'°AlI"Ii"dCbSif4•i 10.95 -soo a *.I balincid a d4tt'o,ntPwtIIt 64S - lion picture business and SOW to '. so's t, 2SOQsq ii played himself in a silent pieure ca lied "Debtor to the fed' - Uod.ilB2OAd,,,f,i-,,,15-' - 1901 9 SIt$ sup" T$ henry got his parole after FrrrmTfl I , . j n0064 • GOOD~EAR p-. '1, scco, in stock , • . A,, • Henry Staff was W lad of said Henry-the horseback bank robbers. Just about one year later And nne of the most colorful. Henry found himself bored He once led his gang In roband broke. So he walked into bing two banks at the same this little bank in Harrison, time in the same town. Ark. That was in Stroud, OkJ.a, in lie died three days later 1915, Henry and two other from the wounds. '- on Yowt*. S.; G'i.s 29 5Q - 1396 Vinyl Porch Bl inds Sale P1MC* jig AS ,' , _. = , - •ule. I - suspending AbbeFeb. 15. Judge Florida Education Association Murphree said the school board against the Gilchrist County was enjoined from terminating School Board, Circuit Court Abbe's salary "without first Judge John A. H. Murphree has according him a hearing which declared unconstitutional a comports with all elements of Florida sta tute that permits procedural due process." chool boards to suspend cited The statute that Murphree ' Judge Murphree, of the Eighth He ordered the Gilchrist before his contractually Schoo l Board to pay continuing prescribed Income may be contract teacher Wayne Abbe termi na ted by an agency of the salary it had withheld since Sta te," I, ' . ' ' , - -' ', ' I\ -. I -i iiu'i boerdia', cut ttom P$tqvaèty .t*4dPoiIdoIa Pow Thov we escofttt ' '"g -- '( CI I 1 0 1 0 04 1098 I 111084 - ---- ----. • SCOTT)' .'•. ROYAL SCOT CARPET -" .- - .. -, —,'. • 445't Sat 2 2.09 SUCISTUDS ts.'.tt.e -J Per"Od to 96 151216 propct wws Sc otty's ' ' 105 • d I- OUTDOOR . - B'!) Scotty, io29 CORD Blacks Decker , FLUID MASTER 7/ 71/Il BALL COCK STAINLESS STEEL SINK 'V I ' CIRCULAR . T SAW 1" 7 " Scott, t Modal rn o,'.. . e..'pom. sas 7'. &,0 Is Scotty S1• Pric-se 4ç.t-,p,j po ., 1i t U W ti ' Pike Sal. Price - ., d 11 '--- - - , . c' - Tv.,-, ,,, ,. tcw tgs coios dea.gn , Scott,, c•(In%IalI;duueq p41 ciait .a,',,p A a' t2ov - ilq,; I,. S..P C 599 , X, 4 HANDSAW 1om.on.,, M,,1.1 UA * ,y' ,. - I. 's, 'iA' VSRMO4? AMUStC*pd I . ' ,, 6Wiq ,.c' H, $ 3 29 SCOTTY'S ANTI - STAT , - " Sm . P,'c. lIr,t.fl.ii e 1d ' EXTENSION '"-" E"\ 88 'I r!o', St$risti,s os,. 1.39 's - NEW LOOK - ,,ip,i a~biuIr. .1-I Ag / 1,f - - 95c r Caper 569 .' - I F,; 4 16 — PINE I g AN LJ -- ' tic 111 Las , I ______ _____VA IUFS."il'lv , I I_i i% PONDEROSA m.. , -- Sale Prke \L'\\c\ - -' Of -. hearing of such charges if Judicial Circuit request ed by the employee, (Gainesville), sa id in his order, The i'-irtkr apparently applies signed Feb. 23, that Florida to all state agencies, as well as Statute 23136 (6) is Un- school boards and to all public constitutional because It allows employes. for the ta king of property the "Due process concepts," teacher's salary) without the Murphree said, "mandate that due process guarantees of the the plaintiff must be given a Florida and U.S Constitutions, fair opportunity to be heard -.. PANELING ' 5 1,5 5st. J.___. - In a case brought by the , Probably Spoil You. dollars returns! for m any Invest 8O 25% 39900 40 teachers without pay before had sa id that school granting a due process hearing. boards may suspend teachers wi thout pay, "pending a speedy NIT Super Sale, Super Savings! Our entire stock of 100% Polyester Double Knits has been drastically reduced for this special event! Hundreds of yards, endless colors and designs, 0" wide and all es full bolts, crepes, Jacquards, Two Tones, Multi-colored Prints, Posts di Roma, Twills and more, . they're all on sale at Fabtific now! Cooking *Canning *Sewing Aids SoW Price - ." ) CASSELBERRY. FREE 6,000 to 28,000 BTU , Suspension Sans Hearing Ruled Unconstitutional ' . FURNITURE SALES uw Awtampbt Cord W.$ SALE STARTS We're A Furniture Store That Acts Like AMother 15 Apartment Dwellers Scotty'. Well, boys and girls, Henry Starr couldn't stay out of truutile when he was free. But he was a model prisoner and re formed every time he got (-aught. lie helped the prison chaplain and taught spelling to th e other Inmates, who was graduating from high school, never to commit a alme. "It just don't pa y," OR F MORE Y. 17.92 Homemakers Aty A<e flLt.,k.,.,,,.., e..... ,-,z._. tjv.ioppjiiui .3Wt rem eenciary. Law. . In 1920 he warned his son, L I VIGOW Riding Lawn Mowers other members of the gang teijk S1,(X,(u froni lhc- First Natiunal. Henry also got wounded and captured in that job. lie was sentenced to 25 years in the lesson. llenry got into the mo. i million registered IM. 122,594,000 licensed driven is IJYflflmfl,* robbers got $16,000 from the Stroud State Rank and three serving only four 'ears. Vowi ng lie had learned his r The record number of - — motor vehicles represents a Li per cent increase over ' limited in either at the two 55 il\' described above' ri'gula,ls the' has,' rate' is i n. i 12l,m,o. ... ........f • I... . - .. i %i' UI lIlt' Cdl It'IutIWi IS ," Thursday, March 7, 1974—i6.. outer thin the total U.S. popula tion in 1Pm, which was - Bank Robbing Might End Without Benefits are — renewal. ing Ill) S4)Ofl By JAM A. GROTh those states. crensed by a certain percentCspleyNe'ws$eMce Otherwise, the new rates age, depending on the num. het'amne t'Ileclivt' this month her of miles per week. There are In million cb'lv. for all IS()'affilialed cornII you are now paying a a's in the United Sta tes taki ng panic's, so your First step is to 'it'tt'rrnint' whether your in* driving-lo-work premium. the controls of 124 million mo here's how you can get drop' vehicles. surer is one of Itws&' cnm peel into a less expensive' These are figur es released panics, Your agent can (('II classification' you this. recently by the Motor Vehicle other, n''natfiliated Is the di.Iance you drive, to MAflhLICtW'tl'S Aasod.atlon in companies by the was', are work or school, between if press package filled with int'Spectt'eI to follow suit MOII, three and 10 mile's, one way" teresting statistics on how the IF vats are not insuri'd by an Then you can gel a "pleasure' motor vehicle industry looked For the use " classification IF' at the end of lPl3. news tli;it other companies Ii your car is usi.'d tseo c the ifl million Licensed are re'classi(ying drivers, arni ci;is or less a week, or then apply for your reduc(21 your car is Used, dad, drivers, 22.3 per cent have not lion.) for Iwo weeks or less in yet reached their 25th birthday — the largest group. The how do you qualify for a a five-week period. re'(iuctmon' You, i have' -to-34 age bracket repre. Getting dropped down to a sents2l.7 per cent of the total, coming if you've cut your pli';tsisrt-'use classilicalion. followed by the 35-44 age ('l)iIlIIlIItt'r driving ('n()IiglI e'ittoj iii ss ark 'ir to -uhooil - in this case', ti-suIts in a 13 per group wi th 17.6 per cent, that s ou can lx' dropped I wo c", reduct ion in 'our in. Drivers in the 45-54 age sorance' premium. a lower mileage' cate'giirv re amount to 17 per cent It's standard Pratt while those between 55 and 64 Is the (list,lflcr you drive. to de'tt'rniining how much 'O1 pay for auhsi insur,incr. ' work or school, mo re th an to comprise 12.5 per cent, w, McAc-rists over 65 snake up th e ut-gin 'cith, a bass' i,it' liIiu rail.'-., uWfle'r,s pay if lice' car i - used . Then you quality for a rate' smallest group with 9.3 per S Pw., Tomoka Host To Ccimporee new rating reg. ever vou' got coniing in Martin To Speak Deltona Artist Hold s One Woman Show IIFV' While y may have Wt'fl - .this news before: what s'ou may not have been tidsi i that in most cast's, YOU will have to let your insurance company or agent know that you 're driving less. ASK what . re'duct ion you qualify for. if any. ,inef ,I'l'I.\' For what - . - JiiUS "list. ulations. and possibly a te'' halt'. Seminole Appliance Service S ouths ide Carnival Planned ,,uss, miurn. under America's Finest Dishwashers now selling at less than 1960 prices. .. 124'Million Veh ic es Cover U.S. Roadwa ys I low The Sanford Herald Ooubi. 5.4 ''-.g - 95 - �-- 4 B— The Sanford Herald Thursday, March 7, 1974 Sanford BPW Club Silver Tea I - - •1 -- - viedo Personals .. - - -• - Members of the Sanford Interlude in the elaborately They sponsor s dental clinic Business and Professional former BPW members and an eq uipped club house of easy which gives treatments to inWomens' Club oheerved their open invitation onwaaeztendedlo chairs and sofas facing the dlgentchlnandaduits. ldre 25th anniversary with a tea, the banks, court house and swimming pool. March 3, 1974, at the San. employees of other business This is their main project but The Sanford BPW Club was daiwood Villas Club house, establishments. organized in October, 1948 end they also sponsor an annual from 3 to 6 p.m. Those attenling enjoyed meet once a month for a contest for "l.ittle Miss BPW" The beautiful new club house refreshments and a relaxed business meeting and program. among girls 5 to 1 ears of age. was adon wi th potted palms and a large arrangement of Men's Formal Wear yellow roses In a hand painted RENTALS vase. For Weddings. Proms. etc . A game table In the center of 1I 111 Perkins Men's Wear the room was overlaid with a 2o4 E, F Irst St. hand made lace cloth and Ph 322.1511 centered with Others serving are Mrs. two ceramic Y VANNETIE EDWARDS Herald Correspondent Everett Dtrksen, Judge; Mrs. peacocks, sprayed gold and studded with glittering jewels. DeBar HMI) Shonk hostess; Mrs. LOOK AROUND DEBARY The Also on the table were the club Garden Ardo Whistler, placement; 1971 b Mrs. William Sautter, records; flags and a scrap book of Your home Standard Fl W;1 N Mrs. Alfred Marvel, clerks; clippings from activities the Everyone else does from 10 a.m. .m. 5 P. in the Mrs. Peter Schulz, awards and past three 'ears - - ir - - -, - - - - / - I I 4: f / I I / k - two - 1 1 I - - - - A4 AM 4 (I to r) Jill Gongwer, June Woodruff, June Foley, IMea Whitcomb, Karen Westmark nOiO uS Cecelia tat mer - Junior Wonten s Donartment Plans - - -- -:4 - - ,- , :..j - ,. - -; ii -, •. - -r - - '.' - -• . . - - V t-i - - - - L - 1k ., the easy dressing. / -- / - i) -, morylesther's I Mrs. John Ridenour, Mrs. Frank Ituble, Mrs. Paul Slavik, I (o r, seated Miss Frances Williams. Airs. It was a pleasure to see Ann Mrs. R.W. Whittier. Mrs. Judy R. W. Williams, standing, Miss Mary Beth Williams. Mrs. Ted Williams, Airs. F. and Skip Hendrix at the bank Berger.Mrs. Alva Jernigan and R. Darland, Mrs, C. E. Carlton and Mrs. It A. Tuttle. gathering a few (lays ago. They Miss Ruth Davidson. (112rald Photo by Cecelia Farmer) both looked well and Ann was (Specialty lovely in tier hand. some woolen capelet which Skip brought back home after a If you have not taken the time recent tour of duty in Scotland. to drive around Lake Charm to Speaking of happy young see the beautiful Tulips which The Ted Williams home, 400 and Mrs. C. E. assisted Miss Williams greeted her mother, Mrs. R. W. Williams. people. have you noticed the are planted between the hornes Plumosa Drive, was the scene by Mrs. D. M. Carlton Paul. guests attired in a pink and to the mother of the future extra radiance abou A of a recent bridal tea honoring t Beverly of Mrs. B.F. Wheeler Jr. nd A color scheme of pink and Polyester knit and lace dress bridegroom. Mrs. F. R. Hughes and Arthur Fvans? Miss Frances Williams, brideThe Mrs. Grace Lee, please do'taake green was used in decor with with matching acceswies and g S 0 .) In June iets closer elect of J' S ti zis&t time lov ely arran'emcnts of pink i white orchid corsage, a gift place settings in the bride's ccr> d.I) (o hostesses with \lrs You will be glad that y cu did and white camellias with green from the hostes.ses chosen pattern of china Williams were Miss Ma Beth I hav e never seen a nything to 4'I natural foliage placed Orchid rsages were also Mrs Jack Burnev greete d the Willants, LI trs. iiOt iuttle equatr be ! throughout the party area. presented to the bridelect's guests at the door. isting with the serving were Mmes. From what 1.11. Webb tells Marion Roberts, Jay Bolton, rne the opening day for new ' .. George Hughes, Waiter Fesler, Oviedo Citizens Bank will be Fashi Tips Gordon Bradley, Rose mid- arch. It is a truly MarleCarlton,Billnridgesand beautiful building and one we '" . se Cover Miss E thel Riser, can all be Justly proud of. Summer ma not be here — Floating hostesses were the but ilghlh tInt3 ,d sunglasses 'tt .e' t. Misses Sara Lee Roberta, Lisa that are Inexpensive and 1' P and Je ns Hughes Christ) . ç colorful are a lighthearted Burney, Deborah Williams, The Oviedo Garden Club met accessory to help '.ou look .L Karen, Sheila and Laurnell atthehomeof Mrs. C.R. Clon ts for the sun. Johnson, Mrs. Michael Morgan, for their regular monthly Mrs James Morris and the meeting Mrs Paul Slasik Misses Patty and Judy Carlton assisted Mrs Clonts as co\ Al '94t . All hostesses were attired In hostess with \ ' long hostess gowns. & me meeting was opened with 4 r . Guests were served refresh.. Operat ors V mentsofopenfaceundwIc, a devotional program, led b'. Mrs. Lynn Nosier, after which Mary Ann partycookies Patterson Weisman colorful home made mints, the members answered roll call with the name of their favorite coffee and pink pine pie Perfect Touch camellia. sherbet punch. The table SP .t 1 Beauty Salon overlaid with a white emDwi thebusinmeeting. • 2S01 broldered Maclena cloth o'er Mrs 'II Gar) reported that 323-1097 OAKSOR pink was centered with an she had planted a crab apple eper ngement of pink Frances lams It 1 . onored Into Spring - - I ' J7, Aelon Stockings - I ,' - auty , - - . [. ' '' - - - a - - r - - FREE PARKING OPEN , - - -- V __ - -__ . • . -- - - I to r) Mrs. James Wallin, Mrs. Donald Peterson, Mrs. Alvin pgMR SEMINOLE COUNTY Federation of Women's Clubs met in the Civic Building, in Longwood, kicking off the "Woman of the Year" annual contest. To awards will be given, us capture • (Herald Photo by Charles Edwards) _______________________________________________________________ .IY r4S - . •, \•, —. • F,, - sweetheartroses,andhaby's nd a one vi the II aril up, .JfV(flf\ — \ NA12116 .. THEY EA R' group. Only one woman's name from esch of the 17 clubs in the federation may be submitted for judging %ith the awards to be made at the May meeting. Preparing for big event are DEPARTMENT STORE - Homemakers Club; Beverly Freeman, president of Seminole Federation of Women's Clubs; and Penny Wilson. president of Homemakers County Council. (Herald Photo by used. Approximately 150 friends and relatives were tnvited tn call the .'pn'rd hours iicpi't'siilt'nt of Altarnonte a((' — 1 ' I ' • I, 01& root.1/ • , tioll a Sr., 8X 10 PORTR A IT I PT Florsheim's super soft crinkle patent leather, accented with strap and buckle for added Interest ' I I I I I I I 7 I_I.' 1 1Iq I Available in bone or white with malchinq handbags Anictic- n Beaut J'ash ions. Inc. ag r arrived S A JazzyJun,ors ia are blossoming thmughout the Store I INTRODUCIORy OFFER 0?1e Sittin g Per subject CrOp, '— - - I A V f I - - - - j - - bath or anytime and that heady, tascinaln9 more of a woman £meraudeaceniwatl make you feel - A-mcin Beauty Ires - fashoons &I V (LmiI,dtm91Iy-.aco4v'para.bi$6vahm') -. L t ' -'- "• below S,r the new SATISFACTION GUARANTEED I - '' "-. adults wa y SHOE STORE Friday thruo l Ph, y Ms,cb s, ,, 10 ,, ii ion the l,nI (VO*d / ? beau,fui skin at an American Baviv - 'y /' as esent 1h1% each ,n It-at - w:'n 'i', purchase 'Cce4v a •,i a Sun ia.; MonTht,ri I I\4 Y~l I (mnu'Igt a::u1tt: :: I . -_-_- : \ • / Polyester Pants & Midrilt Tops Knit Tops. Ha lters, Short 'Ski • C u ff ed or Shorts and Coordin. atinq Tops. Come See Our New Junior St y yes. l es. V I - Fri. 19 lip 208 E. F I RST ST. • DOWNTOWN PH. 322-0204 ' 'l" 1. OrIandoandD.vtJ PaPA "IN Oil Avt hAjolland ' JL 4 BrAuty J T5OTOGNAPHER ON DUTY: Da1y \'\\ - — ,4, I \ Retail (, No Ippointmenf nocomry - 8EIegvflc,rncestai ,usl COSMETICS JEWELRY Wholesale l4 each additional subject All ages babies children An extrmdIntiry value I -- WIGS $100 each - , $150 WIG STYLING 41 1 OL13Y breath in a four branch silver candelabra with pink candles, held erect by three pink doses. All silver appointments were 'teLLL "Iii Mellow" --- ______ - Sanford, and Mr. and Mrs. Mph DW. Maitland. \ , _____ that one precotis I ionic t Middleton, Mrs. Arthur Set anE - .', BInS IN FLIGHT ARIUNGEMENT . . V .. Let ' - ___ ________________ - - Haircut Shampoo NITES ,: -. - Tr7V -. Polyester double knit pants, I/a' vests jackets and blouses f' that mix 'n match beautifully. Req. & Large Sizes p - 228 E FIRST ST. r .- Separates _____ V ______________ .01I - ' If.- / -- - - -_--.--. -- - - - - I iI -- - 4 With -jane Colby U -- - •- 's $1.75 V I , . on PH.322-3S24 IRRESISTIBLE Coty s rich 'J'L or Eau de Cologne it freshens like a splash on and it lingers sensuously for hours, cool and light on the skin 20D N. Park Ave., Go Have just Al s - . .J .-...-'-.. IN REAR WHILE SHOPPING ROJAY - SPECIAL! R _ MR, - - Grandparents are Mr. and - Take a capsule wardrobe and don't worry about clothes Uat en o t BRIDALTEA - year-old Charlie Carbon 111. FINGER PAINTING ART ...(I.Auise CHU (1), Virginia Singer - With this Invitation Don't even pack ... M - -- Z.— - Welcoming his sister was 4. Mrs Charlie Carson - c - - ' a t . - . V - 1' Ir It Is that time of the year berstowaterandcareforft. again when all of those god Theclubalsodecldedtoenter cooks who belong to the Oviedo a booth at the Woman's Club Woman's Club get out their Fair In May for the purpose of finest ingredients and their selling plants and hanging astiest receipes and set out to baskets donated by the create some very taste. members. tempting dishes which they will A program on landscaping set forth for yotjrgastronj was presented by Mrs. C.R. pleasure on March 8, between Clorits and followed bya tour of the hours of 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 her gardens which were in full p.m. blooin with man y brilliant Tickets are available from shades and varieties of any club member or may be camellias and azaleas. purchased at the door. Afterward, delicious refresh. Special attention will be given ments were served to all to working persons on a limited present from a most beautifully lunch hour. Cookbooks with appointed table. delicious recipes will be Those attending the meeting available, were Mrs Bernard Blackwood , See you there and if You have Mrs. Elizabeth Blackwood, any questions, don't liesitate to Mrs. C.R. Clonts, Mrs. Ross call Martha Goree or any other Dunn, Mrs. M.L Gary, Mrs. club inernber. Jarnes Koevenig, Mrs G.S. - :Il k SP4 anil Mrs. Charlie Carson Jr., of Atterbuq. Crermany. nnounce the birth of a daughter. Erika lAigh, who %eighed in at seven pounds, ten ounces, on Feb. 19, at 97 General U.S. Army Hospital. Frankfurt, Germany. - 4 01 - Ifirth AIllloLlIleetneh)t . -- •, - - .- ,tocinqs Popular Cantrece & -Vt .. - -- - ' 14!# - . $ $1.35 - -' - disUibuting information to All sctXK4S in Sanford. - . # •u'p. .-. - . - -- Department members are now in the process of -. - . Panty Hose $2 anu S2.SvA : . - - - - - - e - Mrs. Virginia Singer of to create a picture using red, color and through the DeLand, who is a former art blue and yellow linger paints, techniques used in creating teacher at Daytona Beach ?- uznbersoftlwpictures w with finger paints In additlo Junks' College, was the speaker then drawn, and 'Mrs. John to the program on art, music atthelastmeetingoftheJunior Crabtree, Mrs. Robert Karns, was played during the entire Woman's Club of Sanford. Mrs. David Berrien, Mrs. presentation. The program, A Creative Irving Gussow and Miss Kate The Arts Department also Experience In Art" was under Monmef had their pictures announced plans for the direction of The Arts analyzed by Mrs Singer. coming Youth Art Festival on Department Each club Much can be resealed about March 73, at Sanford P member was given ten minutes Personality through the use of from 1000 am to 530 pm me theme for the exhibit is "What Florida N TM and will involve youth in the first through eighth grades in Sanford schools. * r Sunshine BUSINESS AN D PROFESSIONAL WOMEN CELEBRATE I - k BERKSHIRE 110, .. . I trophies; Mrs. John Boffi Displayed near the entrai" STIRCHI FURNITURE was a tall billboard with awards treasurer and tickets; Mrs general chairman announced Donald Middleton, publicity won by the club during the past that I too French Avenue the title of the show this 25 years. and printing; and Mrs. H. M. Easy terms 322-7953 year is ..Beauties In DeBary," Gilhuly, guest t),-vk. Two tea tables "ere set up in the South end of tht building Middleton, as m -erlaid with white cloths. chairman. Mrs. Arthur Guests were served coffee PeWson, horitculture chair. arid tea along with dainty party man of District Vi of the cookIts froin the other. Florida Federation of Garden In the receiving line were Clubs, schedules chairman, and Karen Westmark, club Mrs. James Wallin, club president; Jill Gongwer. June president, tommy chairman. Foley, June Woodruff and Thea Other chairmen include Mrs. Whitcomb, chairman of the tea. James V. Richards, staging ; They were assisted by oltiver Colors Mrs. James Wallin and bin. members Of the club. Marjorie I.Amberit, entries in To Complement Invitations were sent to City the first division, and Mrs. Your Spring Commissioners, County Arthur Peterson, entries in the Commissioners. Distric t of. A Wardrob . - j -. - . 7-- _77W ~ k ,- tree on the triangle near the cemetery for the club and plans were made for various mem. LIZ MATHIEtJX Herald Correspondent - DeBary Community Center Mrs. Alvin G. Bec lif - '. eme - IFF - • — V -- " . ,:..u" Flower Show To Highlight DeBary By -. ficers, past presidents and . 1 J - - - The Sanford Herald Thursday, March 7, 1974-58 • 25th Anniversary Observed - I o l 'nij ,is::: Fr . COMPANY 24 W. ch ' , �_____________________ 1 - - - - — - - Thursday, March 7, 1974 Sex Dear Abby TH& Desire ts Depends TV Time Previews IIi(ghli(gh On Training Nowhere To Turn C$N$IS TtIS. V. NIUS ku.. 'SC. 11R .ir 0 to I have got to find a place to go real quick. because there are four girls is our family, and my mom said if any of us ever got that way w may as well pack up and leave borne, My boy friend Is Joining the Nay and says he will come hack and marry me if I wait until May. but I can't wait that long What I want you to tell me Is where I can go to have my child? I'd like to keep it possible and come back and finish school. I don't have five cents to my name, but I am willing to work like a horse as long as I can. Please help me. ALL M&SSED UP DEAR ALL: There is a Booth Memorial Home near you. his run by the Salvation Army. and a more kind and . - generous group of peoFle would be hard to find. Tell them _ - --- Abby sent .you. May God bless -von. DEAR ABBY: My daughter was a young bride VIhen her husband went overseas in the service- She wrote to him every day. She was lucky U she got a letter from him once _______________________ _________________________ like, "I am leaving my wedding ring in the drawer and am having myself a good time" She used to cry herself to sleep every night. I said to her, Dont be a fool. Don't write to hint for three weeks. Then write that you decided to leave your wedding ring in the drawe too, and you are aLso n having a good time. In the next letter, write and tell him you met a lovely man who making you your loneliness." Abby, it worked Like a charm. Her husband started to day, asking her questions, and telling her how much he loved her, - _LI ________ _____________________________________________________________ . - . - r, __________ ________ ________ __ ___ 4 joac%sard I such abnormal erotic * allrniit'rit a basic hunger for the food elements -protein, few tips: . age, weenter loss, sit. g I -0I i X~ HORMCOPE __________ s i i 7 and . -. THURSDAY EVENING 7:00 (7) To Tell The Truth (6) Hogan's Heroes (9) Dragnet (13) 124) Eye To Eye (44) Mod Squad 7:30 (2) Treasure Hunt (6) Andy Griffith (9) Truth C)' Consequences (1)) Movie (24) Woman 5:00 (2) Flip Wilson (6) Wattons 19) Chopper One (24) The Advocates 5:30 (9) Fire House 9:00 (2) Iromide (6) Movie (9) ABC Theatre (13) Movie (24) Humanities Film Forum (U) Movie 10:00 (2) Music Country 11:00 (2) News NWI _____ 1J ______-_ -.' e" 4 '- - - : can pay off in big dividends now. Find the right appliances that educated to look to the OP. will make your home more operational. POSITE sex for erotic Love. M(X)N ('HILDHCN IJune 2210 July 21) f)u,cuss future with If. however, they are reared associates and come to a fine understanding, Use a method in an unhappy relatively for achieving your aims Take it easy tonight, loveless home while they are J.EO i Jul, 22 to Aug. 211 Handle practical affairs during the still in that 9 to 12 year "gang" day and add to pres.ent abundance. I)i,scuss a problem with a,, stage, they may altach unwise expert An Idea you have can be erroneous, erotic desires to their nornl VIRGO iAug. 22 to Sept fli Morning Is essential for going psychological affinity for their after your most persvial aims. but rebuild your energies later (in. pals new ' 'I - -i; - :'T5, . -.- -, eS' :- - . .11 5,4, W . . ~n. -1 .7 ' .- ~ _______ I 4 IJBRA i %epL 23 to Oct. 22i Find the best way to go afteryour can change into normal finest aims during the day. Bettiv Be cheerful t same unusual will power of SCORPIO tOil. 23 to Nov. 2lt Being with good friends and the ex-alroholic or ex.drug )mosvtn tutiat their aims are gives you a ('Fiance to help them addtn't.tottrt'ak ruch bail errttic Vi' ii .t,,' .imk'. Sore, ti.,i itiudi. h.ibiis. SAGITTARIUS 22 1(uj,ts. ti41i1tt to Dee, 71) Handle career nwttcrs When embroiled in a wiseh in the morning. Ikm't lie templed to argue with an homosexual affair, the VlCtiUhS .t'.i-'ciate. A i redilt matter should tlot be neglected. are emotionally' no more cager ('AI'RIUJIIN i Dec. 22 to Jan. 201 Make Long.range plan's for to stop, than are the infatuated thi' future with pssociatcs. A new friend has facts s-au need so heterosexual boy and girl, -'it ib in - tl,,'m 1k ,ticr! S%l I 1rflta 551111 LU bu'ak UP AQUA HIUS ijan, 21 to Feb. 19t You havt' made promises that their early elopement! twed In tie kept, o get busy on them early in the day'. Come to a I5rerentton o.s thus the best with Loscd by coeducational PIS(Y.S lI'cb. ) to Mar. 211t Find out what an associate ex- srhooli and e-ven coeducational poets of ou and be more cooperative. MAe plans to handle your Scouting, YM and YWCA tasks more efficiently. ThM ccmtructively. cirjions, coeducational diurdi IF YOUR (111W IS BORN TODAV...he the will have camps. etc. 'ver't- n'ppn'tunitv from childhood to make a big impression on So send for riy bcoklet Sex '-till-fl, dOd idLer will Iavorabl% imptheads of big Preblems of Young PeopLe." 'cgantzations, There is the ability here to handle detailed work. enclosing a long stamped, Mm-h mirEem -an be at taLned carly In life sc. that :he !after part rvwrn envelqw, pl us 15 cat& l spent in leisure. lAlway's write to Dr. Crane in Iii un;ic'l. they dim 1:111 etmpel. What iou r., A.- of tare cf l'k' mford lierlad, 1t largely up to YOU' cncosing a long stamped, t'arroll Righter's Individual For*vaat for April addressed env*lope and 25 I-,-; n(,w ready. For yaur eopy.wral your birthdate and $1 to Carroll Cents to cover lypft WW Hlgh1e-rForet'a5tfTht,5anfor4fJfJ)p B-ax 6',9,I!ullvw'c'd. printing costs wher y.si send Calif. 90O for ons of his booklets. I ___ uur_ .'' ____________________________ - 7 __________________ ___ ____ _______ ___________ __________ _______________________ __ -a- __________________ ', m Journal 11:30 (2) Tonight Show (6) Movie (9) Wide World Of Entertainment (44) Movie ex- or I — III I I ' yi*ir sign (or — 'V * Movie (9) (44) FRIDAY MORNING 6:00 6:15 Sunrise Jubilee (2) Sunshine (9) Almanac J 1:1 - - I ft,ft- saine fine CouritryA lahlAn Music 111.11 you have enjoyed in the past by Grady Buller, Tyson Loloy Linda and Let Varnes l)EAIIP)LIX I)urIngtheenergycnislswear0g1 0 Lessen cooking time and all other means of saving on power. I have discovered when baking casseroles that if the mIlk or ,Ajup to be added is first heated the required cooking tirne is lessen ed. IRENE. DINING ROOM OPEN 4 P.M. 'TIL 11 P.M. - — I T'ah Mmm 91W L'" I WIN AT BRIDGE Hostess (2) Spring r Sanford ___________________________________________ ,,— g 330 • K 97643 notrump, but he guessed wrung and led a diamond. $42 4956 Dianadan went right up with his ace. Then he SOUTSIID) • AQI , J17 4K J 32 UflJ North-South vulnerable . Pa tili 7:30 9:30 11 4 4z Sorry No One fRfORfl 1,.FIRSI lNGJ ________ - Neighborhood (44) Green Acres 5:15 (13) Tomorrow Show 530 (2) News (6) Green Acres (13) Revelation Generation (24) ElectrIc Company (44) Gomer Pyle 6:00 (2) News (6) News (9) News (13) Wills Family (24) Sesame Street (44) Lucy Show 6:30 (7) News (6) News (') News IEL aUB WE ______________________ ____________________________ 7:4% ll~l I !. No.3 PS JPPE'T at -. £ MAIN 11:30 Ill ____________ -- l's.. Show - (6) Whars My Line? (9) Movie 9:30 (6) Concentration 10:00 (3) Dinah't Place (6) he Joker's TWild 10:30 (2) Jeopardy t I % I TOU AHUN D[LES TAYLOR ' - 5t4 3tI. .w't C I / Pyramid (44) Fury 11:00 (2) Wizard Of Odds . .• EqJ ONE WEEK ONLY STARTS FRIDAY / (6) (.,ninbtt 1 1.14 The bidding has been 7 er among (2) Newa (6) Young And RstIiu (9) Password (44) Variety News $7 30 (3) Baffle (6) Search For Torwrow (9) News (2) P4S :00 (2) Jackpot (6) 9) All My Children FROM THIGHS, NECK, LEGS. WAIST — ALL - S Flung rtl.IIllrfl.,i II'r,15t'r T\()UflsUIlli 34 l'rfC(,n('f'I5,' 36tisei 37 thit, ,ime 35S.evriaiinseett 39VIjik 41 Fjir% fort _____ I 2 4 3 desire 5 emperor Si F'IftC 51 t)orrn'stu' 5!liidrfl huhjoiI 015th II Se'inc $FIt'sse'r. £44 I ',i--'' I A 6 7 uias, IS Musical 4 .', 8 9 '10 11 12 — — — 13 14 — — PLAZA THEATER I an do: Con way II, 15 1 — 16 — — — __________ — I? — — - — — — OVER — WITHOUT EVER GOING HUNGRY! . , . with fhe X.11 educing Plan 18 19 __________________________________ — IWII 45 IlilZj til t (CdIKA( hs ilk X.l I ia.,', at bU to i t S '0 ? a 21 22 23 MI'le p3va45 01 e'(fWrt lit SPA4 tOl III ISf'S ti Non ligate IV . — '1W, ---------------!' 27 24 25 26 29 28 30 31 scSi 914*1 lSis ,a4s( P"31046- see a — — — I.IPI-StO is. eut,g an X.lI Ie4.cmg Pill fH Orange Blossom 32 33 34 35 .1 v't . f.vtq 514 hue., cse$isted slasack qpuws dtwe — — — — — I 1, two. ssai tuckS sad pa,'dej a sCale s9Kt'u* 37 •t IS tLSffIh ,ne,t.il to SII PICif Ii S. .i-4 t. "A. -v — — l'ititI fIt ct'cAv Plitt t'.' pert I-'9 1 -( — — 39 40 t-. 541 vs',l-jPtij '.'f;i4s 4it 41 — _________ — _________________ . . II, ________ — ________ Plaza It ,,,, ., .v '-' ____________ _____ _______ _____________ Eustis: Plaza 11heater 54 TISFACTION GUARANTELO OR MONEY BACK ln m4 stjt fJi5 4,uI cr 1 'r't 10 ICO. li..,mn OuV liSt ?JiAl. c rt5imt f i,fi,r--Jo, ' - rne4,inoq,esoni aui.si IL i Inle — AFFIDAVIT UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE STATE OF FLORIDA I - - - (3 - () : I I 43 — 42 — 46 47 Days Only) De Land - Athens — 44 ' Th ' I "'' I ______ — CAMPUS CLATTER - You tGk1 by Lorry Lewis SON-i4L9 ON •41 )6 % - ' - SOMEONE - pz,c~, , I i-,~__ v , 0EV 113 T .%, if . L 1 . BUGS BUNNY 55ER A PQMt5E2T' A JO3 T'2A SO ) GET IN ERE. . I ~ V 1. i . ' I e -. ts ,, • " - - -I , .1 - _____ 4 -- . " _'T i2 • jJ - ,,, 1 — 19 1 — - 54 53 — I— ______________ — 55 — — — 57 — 58 — ''E[ i'F S.' ".;-.,, rF,',(i,J 4A4IlS.j4. ,7 ."' SNOOP"J6 AROUNC' - EP'ORE WE , , - p SETTER KNOCK AlLEC'? &LJT SSAV5E QSJ 55000: ________ ______ - F' -• _________________ _________ - 4) - -' - - -- - - 5.7 ___________ - FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thav.s ____________________________________________________________________________________ I_I I ___ I I _! I_ ___ _____ _____ .—'1 I 1 ______ __ ,_ I _____ I _____ ___________ 1 - _...L (rr' '". L 44: _____ __ _ -L. , I DON'T FoRcIr, "-T I I MONLY t ..,, . I-, — — — I ~ -- ' SUPERIOR You , .11 U _L2R1*. \ - - - ' WINTHROP - _________________ I ON ) DFZ3S March . i.. S by Dick CovsIli ________ ? 00 ZAP — N'T ThINK TO WC A ______ - ./' - C~ ~_ _____~. --J \ I pow! - I - s,,. -: 1' _____ - — -.'z t. _______ . _______ - _____-1 - - , (_i ____________________________________ L_ , ,,,, ,,,, , - - T4'' ,, -. BLONDIE - AA I Chic Young ' T i i. ITALIAN SPAGWErTI igEN ESN EVEN LOOI< SPAGTTt ORDER ITALIAJ IJLIrEL2 !F fl€CEF 1 ITALN SGETfl' -'N "- •l.:::P -' PAGLIACCI2; ,/ - - a-, I",~Psn ') 3_., J i , .`~) 0 1~1 I &W 1 1 1~)r -— L L - M - ~ -' __________ ____ . -, .. — / ~~ - -h - i L Z,~-Ni.-~ I - . 4 '.4 D .57 \OL fl AFFECT tE __ - - I I Mort Walker o -rFltG B - I - __________________________________ AG A MA CONCEZNE2 I __J~_ ; /l BEETLE BAILEY r. li(~ _, r " more partic ularly described as Sheriff stimiriolf county. Flor'd.1 PvtIih Feb 71, IL 7 14 tIll s ______________ SLIT EE I C~_ '.X'" 11 (''5"" ' 4ifl , _____ J <' ;.'__Jj;\ - 3.') (III ' _________________________ THE PHANTOM Lee LUA x CAN'T ARRv . I LOSE A i3IRLIN) rcesenily zoned C? (Commercial) IlQr,da, the Ab0y deScribed per S 3- 1 - _ right City of anford, I lorida Ptiblith Match 7. 14, It. 21 & April 4, tttl G4V, You THE. MORE • - I )_._r' si r ' V. thiS ' CONCERNED BOU1 I 4"T 'OT10E I kFEP:tjt!, CUT OF HIM LURJIIJ' 4Ouf HTM ELF":C WTERFOtJT APC'MAftti CHU"S / ' OUR PQIJEHEAI " / One ill Super Trouper, Sec P40 ,CO 00 fcf to the 70136, Model No StOOl 3 rail boundAry ot the' herein One OIl Stand for the above. Sit.r i',-tcribed p.-srni't cit I..nil thrflu' S 75 IQ 19111 30 .slci,vj s.sd Lastrciy Orb, III Super Trouper. Sec Plo teitjnd4ry $7100 feeS, thence P4 4 47516. Model No $ lOOt 2 ror,es 30' W to the SovthstecIy O til Stand for the above Ser of wa line of 01 ttsi' City Cl Sanford. Florida, 13th day o( February, illl H 54 T*mn,. Jr City Clerk of Inc ' by Crooks & Lawrence i''''".fl r in interest and citizens — 'vll P'*t' an tmppurtijnty ' lvi' ".,Vd at SAid Piring 51 152 -. _____________________ CAPTAIN EASY çp f,i Iinifll ff oe'scrbed propert9 Owned by Paul on the Soiithe,itIIy rç4 01 wIly In' of State Highway 0 Weiss, said property being 4n IS (formerly State HigPi*iy 3). located in Seminole County, Florida. LII parties - - ________________ was delivered to me at sheriff of S.m'nole County. Florida, and i tonal properly lntor,'siatinn Available from ftc Civil Diw's'on of the Seminole County ShriIf' Department Said property be'ng tlørd at Adm Transfer & Storage in Sanford. Florida That said tale s bCing made to sat',fy the terms of tad Writ of E'ccutton John F PC5. —' -..- 'a'c;. (',( ' ,_ ( , - . - . I 1§ f _ u.4PLØI-'Mfur I - tl~,~ LL . .. "~ I 'ACME i __________ - q 0 i m - EE'5 %EE2 TO *hich aforesaid Writ of E.e'ution Said highway, No 1573 lhen(e lonq laid Latterly ViolSt Of and the. undersigned as Sheriff of *Øy line 17,00 tpt to the point of Seminole County. FlO'ida, will at begInning, being in S ec tion if. 1100AM onthiluhoayofrp Tewnthlp 10 south. Rame 30 EasI A l71, otter for SilC and 504110 A nd that rrtIon of State H'qt'*ay the highest b.dder, for cash. Subieci Plo IS 19fl0 bdv,rees the aforesaid to any and alt rusting ieins. at lIve ôescri parcel and City L ,mil% of Front (West) Door Sinole t'e City of Inriford Said prOperty 5 County Courtlsotise the in Sanford. __ _____________________________ Phil' City of Sanford, r iortela. &I ; W o'clock P At v April 5. 1V4. to iW64ment rendered in the aforesaid c ourt on the th day of January consider the Annr.Alofl of property AD 1971, in that certain case en described as 10110*5 titled, Kobnin, Philip .1 Ptaintill, vs Weitt, Paul 0. Defendant, SCHEDULE A ri'(% ___ I f4 FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICU ,% r'.-fet" () 'on frI tif the Wly P W lineof Said PR P W. DATED this 24th day of February, lhenceP4EIyaiongtpewJypwIfl, AD of laid PR P Wtoa p9 Wol beg. E to lane F West. beg Said property i% tly Administratrii zoned Ml (Industriali District Estate 04 Irma H Craig All parties in interest and citizens Robert M Morris shall have an opport uni ty to be HutcPoson. Leffler heard at said hearing By order of the City Commission & Post Office Drawer H 01 the City Cl Sanford. Florida, this ______________ Sanford. Florida 32771 Ilth day of February. 1174, 41 degrees 30' ,, , with N SO%IE _EV SN f - .fl/fl'H TOCOPISIQERANNEXATION IRMA H CRAIG. deceased, are N otice is hereb1' gren Iht a hereby notified and required to tile Pubi Hear'ncj will be held at the any claims or demands which they Commission Room in the City Hall may hasi against Said estate in the in the City of Sanford, Florida. at oltice o4 the Clerk 04 the Court of 7 Xo'clock PM on March 23. $971, Seminole Courtly, Flor ida. in the to COr'%,der the annexation Ot Seminole County Courthouse. property desc ribed as follows Sanford . Florida, within four e.g at a pt on the Ely line Cl an calendar m on ths from the date of abandoned so It RR R W which the lint publication of thiS notice 195 It SoS fhe N Iii of Sec 7, Twp 20 Each claim or demand mutt be in S. 30 1, run thence SWIy along writing and must state the place Of Ely tt of Said RR R W tO i t s in lersection with the Nly 0 W line of residence and post office addr ess of The claimant and must be sworn to Airport Boulevard, thense NW atong the PIty P W line of Airport by the claimant. his agen t, or Pit attorney, or it will become void 'enc run 571 degrees 30' W along ad right of was line' lOIS 03 fei'l to the' point Cl he'giflninq thrm C Vim S 5- • ___ BIMO BURNS __________________________ the undersigned, untli' oath, $357. Maitland, 37731. Seminole savi 11 is the inlirmion of the un County. Florida under the fictitious i(If rsgn to eflgaor in a business name 0, THE SHIRT STOP, and that enterprlseunderthrlictitiousname we intendtoregi%t,rsaidnam,*ith Cl SHADY TRAILS PUIILIC the Clerk 04 the Circuit Court RIDIPIC, STAOLES located at P4 W Seminole County, Florida in a corner Cl Stat, Road 14 and County cordance with the pcovisiont of the Road Oreglion Avenue, Seminole Fictitious Name Statutes, ToWil County . Fl (Rural Route I, 80. Section $430! Florida Statutes 1937 113G. SarWced, Fl) S William P Burrer Thot, interested in said en Dyan c Burret f "rfise, And the extent ot the in 'rfe9t of each. is as folio-wi Frank _________________________ 1971 S.ancar. III and Joyce K Svancar, DEY iea tOO Oct Proof at publication ol th% intenti on to register, is lIIe IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF herewith. pursuant to the provisions FLORIDA EIGHT I I NT H ClIaw JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR tirs, iplc SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Frank Svincar ill PROBAT E NO f5h 7. II. 71. 75, 1914 In r• Estate of cz 37 IRMA H CRAIG. -Dec eased NOTICE TOCREDITORS - 45 __. - - — ts COUNTY OF SEMINOLE) (litri(t — — 1 i)fi 1e'! . Ii. t'ubllth Ftb 21, 2$. March 7. rfom the Northeast (orner of Si"I,on Ii. Township 10 South. — — — — NOW...REMOVE POUNDS A!D INCHES (44) MOVIe 1:30 (71 Three On A Match _____________ serve a copy of your wrott" defenses to it. If any. on GORDON V _________________________ FREDERICK, __________________________ Attorney ______ for Florida, inttlecourtr,ouseat Pejitiorien. whose address is P0 Answer to Previous Puiit Sanford. Florida, ithin four 0. 1791. Sanford 37771. and file the ______ ______________ _____ ________ Calendar monthi from the oat e of originil with the Clerk of the above the first Publication of this notice _______ ____ ____________ Each claim or demand must be in day of March, 1971, ofP'eqsv ,se a _______________ writing ard must sta'e the Place of (ij,1i ACRoSS Judgment may be entered againtt 12V.apiit ____ residence and postolf ice adess you for the relief demanded in the lli'resentls I tIbetan le claimant and must be Sworn to 'r Petition 46 0% debts aieiit'v I', the ctalm.anf, his avens. or hit ____ WITNESS my hand and seal of t Ng .,ttorn. or it *iII become ______ 49 Si urrh S %9id AI. void Said Court lhi5 h day 01 Feb 197a SI i1ithti .11 hld 9 Titer lot or dino to law cc If (Seal) 14 AU4Ii 'i tr InsInir ret.uary 76. 1971 C) p:A.N Arthur H Bt'Ckwith. Jr Ifl't4fl. Ui'rr'iitiiin '.'ary Walter O' 'A M Clerk 04 said Court cam 56 F101 1`4 P4 Linda M Harris s;(;t'nusi't I As Administralni. A I Deputy Clerk m.spi's ISSelentrof A i. TA _________ C Vernon Mile. Jr 01 SS Ireland GORDON V FREDERICK sound CLEVELAND. MIZE & BERRY Attorney for Petitioniq 59 %IJWU1I15C ill S.ii r.I iiIt it i I -thr,in,' 1' hind AtlOrny for Estate P 80. $795 flI('kflAIflr ii Hale of P Drawer Santord. Florida 3777$ II (.iil tadti'ts 1,0 Analiimu .i ornament milverorni Sanford I lorida PubliSh Feb 11 71. 71, tissue' III $,twjd iii lime' 43 iLsluehsstari h7 'music' Publisfi 7,',- reh 7 II 1911 d(,t'fsup SI I flfws ili,',l tiAIifa1 tiiwn 19 Pruphrless OFt 71 ________________________ ________________ 0EV 53 .amiiunt i'2SIring,'d 4$ ii sir b.ii ___________________________________ ___________________________________ 21 Song br one Instruments learns 501CC NOTICE OF SHE RIFF'SSAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING : 4 Fountain 46SI 71 ('ourt civ title TOCONSIDER ANNEXATION I Iliii.i- hi1 n it ii'm iw t tin appu'ndai. 4 I)is're'ss signal NOTICE ISIIEREQY GIVEN that I l'resjgs' ruminant 47 V..v burnt' 27 ('unsent by virtue of that crrtain Writ of _________ _________ Notice i5 herc'bii oven that a 26 Ant tenI 7 At one lime 4$ (h'irnt.i aorkers leecutton issued Out Cl and under Public Hearing w,tl be. held at -iiin the the seal of the Circuit Count of ____________ _____________________ 17:00 .4'... 1 W CBS News (91 Bozo's Big Top 5:00 () Capt Kangeroo (9) MIke Dovgla Show 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue - ° , -- ________ ______ hi't- Against Said estate fl 1150 011CC O f Clerk of circuit Court of Seminole ot , 1h - - o'-crar1j a I/ - . -..• • •0y , NG _______ VP :.,., - - V" WHERE LX) YOU THINK 'TZ)IJ'RE ?!) . $ - any Street AFTERNOON ';c' •' no way i /' ' SHORTJ .1 4( my's ace, 10 Ma., north of Orlando between () ____________________________________ Reservations (301) 131 ________ MisleRogers tinder IS by Dove Graue )1 HOLD IT \( — SOMEWHERE CLOSE KY __________________ New Color TV ______________________ M0UNTAUIJ %OMEN PROBABLY LIVE as *AH New Grandstand ______ _______________ North East South Sir Dinadan, the worst play' WIII 14 the knights of the z Round Table. had one %avi bie grace. tie could be depended . Pau 16 PaLs 24 on to lead his s suiit 36 UOUb1C Pass H N Tamm. Jr. Thus, 0EV $47 City Clerk of the hearts on the table as soon You. South, hold City of Sanford. Florida the bidding ended . The 10 CA K 76 A K 76 6324K 103 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR PubliSh Feo 7$, 7$. March?, II. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA was played from dummy. WhaI do you do n" 1971 CIVIL ACTION NO. 74 313 the eerless Y 98 knight and bride player, mousy In the In re the Marrla of bank. was sitting East. lie saw that IN THE CIRCUITJUDICIAL COURT OC THE BET TV J WILMOT. Petitioner, EIGHTEENTH CIN. he could take his king of TODAY'S QIJESTION and CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR hearts and knock out dum• InMeadofblddlngooediamond THOMAS C WILMOT. Respondent SEMINOLE COUNTY. but there would be %esi has bid one spade over your NOTI:EOFSUIT PROBATE NO. 14-19-CF TO THOMAS C WILMOT for him to score tricks one club North and East pass Shelter Valley Park with in Re: Estate Cf low hearts. Thus, What do you do now. SV 7 LORINA LORENZ the contract would surely Route l Answer Tomerrew ____________________________ DECEASED make if he played his king. Newfield. Hew York .nd$t for JACORV MODERN He also saw that he might NOTICE TO CREDITORS book to Win at Bridge. lose his king, If he held YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Al newSpJOe'i P C) Box 489 back, but what was an over' action for diSSolution 04 marriage -rt-z Rjdiø Y ork City Staton New And Other reli?f has been filed (4 trick to a man who could Iake netted .na 'u'ved to lii against u and y ou are required to on nine knights at the same I Claims (w demands ,hh,(h IN-V rray N Y 10019 IMatinees Mon., Wed., Fri., Sat.,I:45p,M, Floyd Theatres _______________________ ____________________ By Oswald & James Jacoby ~ IPost Time $ P.M. Sas Gas, ,awwy. A P.* At '° __________________________ .--I -. NO FRIDAY MATINEE •t •nS4cs l#S5tS?tC _______________________ Junction IN.T. dutifully led a second heart to esta blish the rest of the hearts for his partner. Now the best South could do was to cash the good spades and diamonds and concede the last four tricks to Lancelot. '(9 - IM1111111" __ 1 OpeningIead - s . ______ _______ 1• Pass BILLY X K (6) Match Game (9) C)* Life To LIve (44) BulIwinkle 4:00 (2) Somerset (6) Mery Griffin (9) Lucy Show (24) Sesame Street (44) Giiiigan's Island 1:30 (1) Bonanza (9) Movie Ernest Tubh would have made five • A96 a ___________________ (9) General Hospital fl0 South won the trick and led his seven of diamonds. If tie 14 144) New Zoo Revue 330 (2) How To Survive 3:00 (24) ' 107532 I 2 t P1`KV1 TPA% F Reber mite 7:30 (2) Doctors The Edge Of Night '(9) GIrl in My Life (U) Patty Duke 3:00 (2) Another World (6) 'The Price Is Right time lancelot wanted to defeat the contract and Pll edhis nine of hearts NORTH • 84 , uo • Kq1o3 4q1o74 6 U.S.A. (6) Sunrise Semester (9) Split Second (41) Film 11:30 (7) Hollywood Squares (6) Love 0$ Life 9) Brady Burch (44) Not For Women Only 1115 (6) NI-WI Lancelot wins with stout heart ____________ Starts Tomorrow (9) Newlywed Game ($3) 6:30 The Guiding (6) I4 .IsI'Al'IIt 1\Tl.11I'$(s) w. . _____ I lourst WiN v1 v,lic shirlvr than .A,,,,t .%,4) it llol(ls 1)('~ -Ioil 11112 (:0rI1i'V4 ("It FeaturIng: Ca"ish A Hushpuppies. Mouth. watering Charcoal Steaks& Sea. foodarSo.clilty, Thursday, March 7, 1914—lB _________ RE CAREFUL! THOSE - then sew mitered corners all around for the bottom sheet but "Mc 0' W4 0EV II only the to bottom ones For a to p sheet, Cut away excess material at corners and then bind edges. Insert narrow elasticat the corners or around eavii end 1hree or fmir inchei; I - — to _______________________Si LAST LiVet Almanac antidote, as y - Iiiiiiiiiii ________________________ 7:00 (2) Days Of Our ') (41) Night Gallery '' ..A-,'--- Pollys note: This Is only one of many mans' complaints we have received about the sires and lengths of pants stills. POLLY I am answering Elva who wanted to know how make Fitted sheets for a thr,'r'quarter size She cannot find them t,., hu',. 01 course, start with a flat sheet, spread it on top of the matireM on the bed, in and lOC1 CMM (9) News (24) Bill Mors . get erotic - - '100 JACKPOT DAY as men — ___________________________ (6) As The Wcrld Turns (9) Lets Make A - Now to tius __________________ ft must 11111 that Women wear pants rnu'h my Pet Peeve Is with the ma k ers of pants sUIts M'llIng From 0 to $100 with unculfed iIflt that Caflflot he lengthened, Women come in different IFCS heights just Still they are expected pants all he same length. Some pants do come I)roPorUoned but they art' hard to Find. Thank you for listening. MRS. P F'V -. BiggerbettorThan Tony&Louis.Costantlno. Your PH. 322.3101 Hwy. 1792 On ke Monroe ?OGAMES PAY ONCE FOR ALL EVENING INCLUDING - ,' ALLEY OOP ___________________ FICTITIOUS MAUI Notice Is hereby given that we are FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE s hereby given that we gaged in business at E Lake Street. Longwod, Seminole County, are engaged in business at Florida under thi fictitious name Altamonte Springs, Seminole PENNY PINCHER ANTIQUES, County. Florida der the fictitious and tt nameol ALTMONTE PEDIATRIC Intend to register said name with the Clerk of t he Circuit ASSOCIATES REAL ESTATE Court. Seminole County, Flor ida in LIMITED, and that we intend to register said name with the Clerk 01 accor dance With the Previsions o the Fictitious, Name Statuses, the Circuit Court, Seminole County. W? 54$ 09 Florida Statutes F lorida in accordance with the rov.tn5 01 the Fictitious Name s, Statutes. To Wit S Thomas L kidder Section US 09 Florida Statutes $917 Phyllis L kidder Pubtith Feb 14, 7$, 21, March 7 Edward N Zinman _________________________________ 1971 Stephen Albert — ____________________________________________ I Notice twcnl j. -- 9th & Oak * Television as nuiancet -.- * is * By In ton _______ - Polly Problem — DEAR POLLY how can I get rid of the smell of moth crystals In coats anti jackets that have stored and cannot be washed' Airing does little good. I Find the odor of protective moth sprays linger even ________________________ when I do not u as much as recommended, NSA. DEAR POLLY All Souls Church ABNORMAL SEX B Y Polly Cramer — - RINGO year, suits __ s:J,J*17JII01flC[V from .o pants ___ Dreams ,i i i i One story is about have been assigned to a city robbery suspect, there is beliefreaction. parents trying to hid church where homosexuals and that someone in the police their kids the fact the mother Lesbians are reported to attend department is selling Cori. their 9.11 NBC lltONSlI)E Chief in considerable numbers. Fiscated weapons. The airborne Wfl3 pregnant before they got ivarried, another is about a Ironside and Det. Ed Brown "In fact, my presdecessor team of Foley and Burdick was begged by two to their helicopters to keep take couple In their inid4Os who leave their home base tonight, homosexuals to marry them! prime suspect, a sergeantsuddenly fear life is passing on an assignment to take a "You once mentioned the nearing retirement, under them up, another about a syndicate bit titan back to San mistaken impression when a FraincLsvo. Needless to say. the smuroge of homosexualimn in surveillance. (1711) IN fr;iught with datiger, priest shows upat the huti,se jn(l the Bible. as hell It'.s house particularly when the three are the kids think one of their was surrounded by such a forced to stay in one parents is seriously III. Fourth crowd while Lot was e n. 8:30.9 ABC FIREHOUSE story is about a divorcee who longer than expected. This tertaining two strangers. Tide of Terror" It started as a returns ive3 the hit man the chance From New York to her "What are the psycholgical wonderful, and romantic horne town with her 8-year-old he's been waiting for. and medical wa ys to prevent evening for Sonny Caputo with son and finds her father is an such sexual perversions? his girl friend. They went to a old-fashioned as ever. "For weren't about boys nice restaurant for dinnvr and murdered in houston Last Sonny rushed to aid another thus showing the evil effec are . r _____ fat and sugars. But whether we dine on hot fighting fire with fire. taU at breakfast, vs. corn MAMMA KNOWS BEST flakes, or puffed wheat, DEAR MAMMA: Not all skk marriages respond to the depends on our 'raining. same treatment. hi your daughter's case, It worked. But Same goes for sex usually when people tight fire with fire, they cad up with We thus born with a *5h$1. desire for love, including its physical aspects. DEAR ABBY: Will You Please tell the reading public But whether we shall love that millions of otherwise perfectly normal people have a animals, or our own sex or the hearing IOU and Ali they O(Ped from their friends and opposite sex, will depend on low relatives is a little consideration. Example: I have had we are trained, accidentally or discovering that I wear a bearing aid) speak to People by design. me as tho I am mentally deficient and unable to compreIn the normal development of bend normal language. Some even shout at me, amplifying our emotions, we all start at the the sound to such an excruciating pitch, I nearly faint from baby's "Egocentric Stage' the thundering noise' where he selfishly wants his A Speak distinctly . don't mumble, but desires satisfied regardless. don't shout either, n'teverybociy talk at once. If someone At kindergarten l1w is talking, wait Until he has fillished. When talking to l.he'-Parental Stage" where we Oft who has a hesring & hlinot AT him, or realize our attachment And please are not ldniy remember hard of and Papa who revolve around Waring. ourego, which is center SAW MY &Y of our universe. DEAR SAID: You #$"Y#p w" witIll worlb repesUng. ra By the age of 9 or 10, we then pass 1$ along, include our own sex and develop great fondness for our 75.' AM1'$ aew huskiet. "What Teea-Aft" Wag 6 "gang" plus an avowed disdain d AbIg Vu lusu, 1 Lask Dr., 1y. for the opposite sex. . Cal. IIL 'Ib Boys then consider it an extreme insult to be thought romantically attracted to irls ______________________________ And little girls regard bfr* CARROLL RIGHTER 'S This Is the innocent psychological phase of homosexuality. de%- oid of overt I from the Carroll RIglitir Ins-Itluta physIcal elements. But by the middle teens. most people hi in their romantic FORECAST FOR FRIDAY, MARCH s, in interest to the opposite theter'soezuality't. ALaS, millions GENERAL TENDENCIES: The early part of the day finds "hung UP ylsuable to make headway tow d buiidina better surrowkjing or "fixated" on tutU' OWl) for yourself by apply your best talent. The evening finds you and them combine earlier having delay's in gaining the good will of those upon whom psychological attraction with rely, adult physical practices. ARIES iMar. 2110 Apr. 19) Morning is best for hand!ing Prevnt1on 15 thus the best ortant Knn VIhat .s ex of y by friends. homosexuality' and lesbiansim TAURUS i Apr. 20 to May 20) Treat kin with respect today or female homesosexuality. uiu will regret it later. Try to naintain a good mood throughout If children grow up In an the day- . Di' some reading tonight affectionate 2-parent home, the time be got home, they were madly in love. I be Winte 101111111 ON 1aSIN 1 aah"1111111011 4 ' R..t'. 'I in The Sanford Herald Notice FICTITIOUS MAUI FICTITIOUS IMMI __ P)TIC1 htrety CIWIIi thAt NOTICE r bet given that I am t,uien Ov,lo. ngg tbt ; usiness FIOrid. S,..niinole County. Florida Cl. Fern Park. Seminci. County. under the fictitious name Florida untie, the lictiliou name Cl OVIEDO AIjTO SALES. And Iha I WRIGHT ON ROOFING, r'd that I fltdtt intend Clerk Cl the Circuit Court, Seminol, Cl,cko4 the Circuit Court, Seminole Count. Florida in accordance With County. FJrida Florida the DfOVi%IIWI% 01 the FltiItct, t1 provis ions In01accordance with Fictitious Nm, Statutues, To Wit Saction Name Statutes. Tothe wt k309 Florida Statutes 1957 $A509 FiorId Statutes 1957 Sig WiIlam T Gibbs Sig Robert 0 Gregory Publith March 7. II. 71, 75. $971 Publish March 7. II, 2$. 29. 1911 orz DEZ 4 Women ask 'lib' ~( is TILt $ SummerVVishes, e.is il~ 01 0 Is'.' _____ write every ______________________________ It CAT" ( 14 7 ,IAWII$ forget __________________ - re Five-Foot — ful. . __ _. . _. ~~_ _-__ 1_____~ - I- r. - - z- --tn7" -~_-T.~ ~ 9.11 ABC ABC ThEATRE for DEAR ABBY: I hope God you can help me. I am 16 years old and pregnant. I really can't understand hOVI this happened. My boy friend promised be wuld be real ca ____ bone. Then thei BY ABIGAIL VAN BUREN _______ a "The Shelf" An afi loke out in the kitchen, Pueblo' Rerun This factual itenerant book salesman talks and Sonny is back in action account fascinating is again. For dessert, Sonny although ponderous, drama. By GEORGE W. CRANE, r la the Waftons osg o( in cash as down.p.yment for a rejoins his unit to rescue a girl Ph. 1)., M.D. Nevertheless, It reports the set of the Harvard Classics. But pinned under a pier that incidents of the Pueblo Dr. Dee Is worried about the surrender to North Korea by theysuondiscovertiedidn'tpijt crumbled under her. As she went home Comdr. Lloyci i.cher with a homosexual murders at the order th rough. They learn Sonny's girl early. Houston. The best way to he bought a big doll with passionate regard for the money at pveat homosexuality records. An excellent pergeneral store in this poignant story. create happy affectionate frman by Hal Holbrook as mar riages between the parents Bucher, a num caught in a of youth In the 'gang" stage of horrible dilemma of Navy 9.11 CBS THURSDAY NIGHT dogma and moral obligation. A their emotional growth. And stress coeducatlonal activIty! 8-8:30 ABC CHOPPER ONE MOVIES "Marriage Times fine supporting cast includes "Copperhead" When a rare Four" Here are half-hour George Grizzard, Gary Merrill, situations comedies, project Richard Mulligan, Andrew CASE 7,570: Dr. Dee is a Copperhead gun believed t worried clergyman in Missouri. have been dumped In the ocean developments that have been Duggan and Mary Pickett. -Dr. Crane," he began. "I turnsupagaininpossesslonofa strung toge ther for audience - S t' CBS TIlE WALT(NS patron choktng on 5.9 Legal OINTERS ________ Legal ______________________________________ • -J ________ POLLYS P Pregnant Teen Has - _______________________________________ ______________________________ -- 1 I - - --- ___-__ - 6B-The Sanford Herald - -- ____ - -_- . &'tE.4 pa4N: ...., - "ou P1DN'T 'TELL ME A'T HER. PECE/vep ME' I j ARE 'ICU BO7At4C" I'VE , TI5 SA 545 ______ ,Jrh1I1" MY A, IT ) i4ER',4fic y4E, / L'flP* / OECEis E Falk and Sy BVrry REAL.LV,L4LIRa14541 BE I C .(s8I ____ 4' -' -- ft N . l Vd l - J. ci "Cu /4 4 '-y. 0~i ' 11~ 9 )~ -., ____ ,,oil" _ ___________ / If I z * -t '_'I 't !4I -- _______ skI%;(P - �.-=----- 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 c kground 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 and widening S.R. 427 from 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 -- Bh.......Eli THAN BANANAS a barbeque. 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. — there is growth in the state, so Second street from 4 to 8 p.m. 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 lila 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 D. Selley, an we certainly must make hold their own. But if drastic say it's getting out of hand, but tional workers, repeal overtime pay exemptions which apply in inventor and civil libermention It for the guys, it'll be of short duration and se drops occur, such "extra" tarlan, was arrested late veral industr ies a nd tighten too...rlght' we'll let it run it's course," said 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. Maitland water tower in In three days of Senate demen who were standi ng In front Weather unifyinghe thing among the bate, RepublIcans made as protest agai ns t what be ' . of the Smunford Post Office., .just students," added. '""t' Yesterday's high 87 low this claims several attempts to alter gabbi ng 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 build ing 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'\ \l()'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 gn nation's interior today, while a p.m. hearing today "No way...you wanted for Stetson involved about 30 men late-winter storm bombarded revocation of $5,000 appeal woman's lib...you got it...carry and women who dashed across Southern California, bOnd (torn another case. rk your own pa ckages in," said the the campus Th ursday night ii a y Selley says he is being Hail the size of golf balls 'gentlemen.' eir pelted persecuted because of his BYDONNAESTES Lipscomb, pleting last minute details, he monkt', Tex,, more demurely clad fellows island, additional Th ur'dav 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 API Pres. Saturday, but Seminole Count), of a lawyer who is charged 1, is closed. forcing everyone to witnessed rrale and female are slated for I p in Saturday bird tage for pheasant and ident NiAon today proposed new will gain a 1001ogical park. with first degree murder— use only the front entrance? students streaking ith special guests including quail tks been added and the -Area deaths .. . ...... 2A me by on the restrictions on campaign but is Out on $3,000 bond. This La difficult for the senior lops of vans, on motorcycles Old Sanford ZOO Will Sanford Mayor Lee Moore and children's petting zoo is corn. .. .......... . ... 28 contributions and new steps to officially close at 10 am. "They are out to crush citizens, not to mention and bicycles, and skipping outlaw city commissioners, Seminole pleted with baby goats, pigs, Cale 'KlaT -- ----------- U so-called "dirty tricks," Saturday, 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 Joan. "They've picked Bill being created by making come into Brock ofTV' "Wild Kingdom," animals, Cages are also set attempt has been made tO 1ed SiB up recently publicized ... procla im existe nce. out because he's fighting everyone take so mucn more Herb Sullivan with his reptile for owls and talking apprehend any Stetson student t Comics SB t t ha mynah he 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 ch i'np laws which set higher Seminole High School of. act with "Sukari", Fred Dear Abby ......... "I am doubtful that any leg corner of Seminole Botevar "Daisy," the African lion, penalties for possession ficials said one teen-ager wor Winn of W, Bow Show' and Dr. ane ......... e lation can provide the pana cea and Park Avenue. due to ha ve a cub in April, has than for first degree only a baseball cap, another the l.akeview School Rand. to Edi rial comment M The zoo, which has been that some seek to guarantee arrived and arrangeutients are murder." Oh My Goodness' Where was blowing a horn an'l Entert.anjncnt 48 Broth will display his absolute integrity in the eke closed for a week for Australian , Selle y has I i!cd a being made to acquire a Bengal fjj," have we heard this others had thcir Horoscope.-------faces covered. total process," he said. bush renovations, will ino'.e dog, tiger as a male for "Jacques," lawsuit against the City of A Timely Quote attributed to Three streakers, two of them Hospital notes ..........U t.be dogs, "Squeaky" llanna said bush Hanna said, But he proposed a series of park site on U.S. 17.9toriot'.. protected Sid in an incident .' Gen, Aiexander M. Haig, White on motorcycles, bared all at Sea reforms Public notices -------- 58 and stated his oppo- thwest of Sanford sometime in Australia, last year in which plain House chief of staff, cornBreeze and Mainland high sitlontosorneotluersuggestions Society are A 50 Cents admission fee will 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 ena ------------ I-9A be charged to pay for ' na ve country. ti -Sports ct ed would zoo-director, raided his Lake Sybellia yesligatlon - "We can see the youtbs dashed naked through change the face of American State operation with any extra .... Workers are expected to burn "Sobik" the baby elephant allocat borne. end of the tunnel!" Naples high School. — Stocks.............. ed toward development elections, 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 Tripl 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 ' '' •' , -. . 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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 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 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/a76b21436a835191b11f19d597e5e42c.pdf 0e7428e68bbcad41cd730c1468adcb00 PDF Text Text - Sa Sai - a _-l. - Reg. 39. knit bias I contrast and poc sagging, long wei heather, - • - c it cn iOi-s_I u) ga ,1 PA i dktr anthth iirrath I-' 0 03 Wheelchair Worker Unwanted MIAMI (AP) — Clara Jo Proudfoot says life has taught her that a 4-year-old girl on pink rhinestoned crutches is cute but a 22year-old woman in a wheelchair is sometimes unwanted. In 1956, she charmed millions as the national Faster Seal poster child. Born in 1952 with half a spine, she spent her year as the poster child making public appearances, She even had her Picture taken with the late President Dwight D. Eisen. hewer Now she is a handicapped Miami woman competing for employment, and she has sometimes found it a hitter experience. Miss Proudfoot graduated from a Wednesday, April 3, 1974—Sanford, Florida 32771 6th Year, No. 192 Price 10 Cents CD CD CD Like it? C JCPenne C' 'I CA in Miami high school in 1970 and was trained as a keypunch operator by the Florida Divisgun of Vocational Rehabilitation and was awarded a $500 grant from the Easter Seal Society for an automobile equipped with hand controls. After six months of searching, she was hired as a secretary by a Miami firm. She says she worked a 40-hour week but was classified as a parttime employe. "They didn't want to put me on their hospital insurance plan," Miss Proudfoot said recently. As a result, she was uninsured when she needed an operation for ulcers on her feet. She next worked for a data processing center, but after a week uniy May Soon Require Costly Home Fire Alarms HYCIIRISNELSON An in (I) .60 Saw Reg. $15 knit poly wide cu wide bell Cl) / rn Stile wsks 0 CA — 0 0 Area Housewives 1 - 0 1fl88 w pi. Men's slick slipc squared-off moc toe, 5titching, fri buckle-effect. el under-gore for $ Urethane in bla( brown: sizes 7-1 ProtestIng . i - PrIceS By JEAN )'nasos It 1.1 t._s,nruc'r t.._,. - ",nlu,IaIJ week's --- grocery shopping another - - boycott, although . session. thought Its effectiveness would Jody Lowry of Longwood be limited. "ft does help - and One year ago a week-long supportedthemeatboycott last itdoesn't,"she commented. "It nationwide meat boycott ended year and said she would cer- works for just so long, and then with its leaders calling for tainly support another this peoplehavetostockuponmeat H) John A. Spolski continued consumer action in year. "I don't think it really again. 5 Is the current "streaking" the fight against high meat makes much difference to "Theyonlyother way to fight Cl) prices, craze sinful? prices, but it's the only thing we it would be to only eat meat in a Seminole County housewives can do to let them know how we restaurant — but then you're Scripture tells of at least ,c I inadvertent streaker. In the interviewed this morning, all of feel." she said. still buying it indirectly. I don't Gospel of Mark, it says a young whom stoke out angrily against think we'd be Ain by a Mrs. Virginia Irish of l)ellary boycott, but what else can we man possibly the writer) bade the continued rise in the price of his linen cloth a hasty adieu, meat, agreed almost without said she had not noticed any of (t o"' asked Mrs. July. Cl) narrowly escaping a Roman exception they would support the lower food prices mentioned Centurion as hened the Garden another boycott if there was by the news media in the past Other Comments ' any chance such action would few days, and that although she of Gethsemane. Like many of the women who did not support the 1913 meat Have you ever wondered help lower meat prices, Not all the housewives were boycott she believed she would supported the boycott last year, where he went — home' to a friend's' — and what his first convinced a boycott would now. "If the)' were to have Dawn Miller said she had not C1 " ' effectively lower prices, but another boycott next week I bought meat during the boycott words of explanation were' this but it had not been a hardship said they would support think I would support as she kept a well-stocked Reminds me of the story anyhow, as they were prepared timne,' she mused. • think freezer. "I'd probably support making the rounds of a local to try almost anything to reduce lots help to some extent." 0 another boycott now, but I don't minister who was in one of their Weekly grocery bills, II have much faith in it doing any The price ineat, the y Limited Effects Winter Park's more elegant good, she admitted. restaurants. Two spinsters agreed, was the chief reason Mrs Glenna Joly of seated nearby almost choked on their pocket books were getting Comments on the current their food . . . as a streaker increasingly Lighter after each Longwood said she also favored meat prices all had a similar walked slowly through the ring. L establishment, "Too high," complained Mrs One and all were dumb. Christian and Mrs. founded, especially the Barbara Baker of (asseIberrv minister who thought ,if. "Terrible'" (- tied Mrs. terwarth that as this "gen. Donna Edwards of Longwood, tiemnan" passed by his table the and Mrs. Floyd Benson of the -least he could have done was same city agreed. share his glass of cold water "Outrageous" was the with him comment From Dawn Miller of (ever have O Lake Jessup somebody slipup behind you at "Rotten - if you want to a picnic and drop a piece of ice ,, 4 _______ know in plain English," corn. down your shirt? Imagine the mented Mrs. Irene Stone of feeling with a surprising glass Longwood. oi Ice water'j Most of these women said [j they would support another boycott, except Mrs. Baker and TIMELY QUOTE — "1 had Mrs. Benson, who said their the first space streak. As you husbands were meat eaters no wouJdcomeoutof the showerin M mailer how high the price. there (Skylab), air currents Mrs. Joyce Wagner of Sanford 1 made it cold as the dickens. " — 'I said she could not see a boy cott Astronaut, Paul J. Weitz, Capt., working unless everybody IJSN,, who spent 38 days aboard supported it. the Skylab space laboratory Mrs. Ann Carneal of last spring and claims an Longwood said she would not Cl) altitude record for streaking support a boycott. "I don't 11 (between shower and sleeping believe it helps," she sta ted, "It compartment). certainly - didn't last time," _____ - 121W ii co Ct 0 1 J • $1 mom a JOYCE If '.'n,'did - d CA I iJ _ I7 - - -I ' 'b M 5-. -- I'..<'.' P$H -- CO9t. nm -- - - -==- , D• (p°_ S aa - 4- -'C CO ff I - ff c) -.................... - ---------------••- - co 3 - f-- -------- - -- - - - - -- - —4 -- - -- - - -- -- ' - :, 4?!' ---: - ' Z. & - - .. Jean pa"O"A DOUBLE, DOUBLE, TOIL AND TROUBLE FIRE burn and cauldron bubble, these two felines seem to be chanting, Mac as they gaze into the blaze of a modern table lamp and work magic. perhaps about milk norid -2n,1IIIJ'JZUI5IIL -1. t. •_•,Mip" ,,.,,. siiia — Bills making it a felony to sage. - LO Spedal - TALlAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) Askew's State of the State mes- lobbyists, whom he did not -- - 4 - -J Food Fraud Felony Fight 7 111 - r Sale pdc - 1 "absolutely bare representathre Ludwig Goetz sonally considering" such a Continued, it should be for all minimum" of one smoke that a full heat and smoke system for his own hcme, said housing In the county and f1 r 0, detector outside the main detection system in all major $300 is too much to be required just new houses. A controversial fire bedroom area—all his or- rooms, as recommended by the because the cost will be passed Con) Issio ii e r Gre protection ordinance which dinance would require—will national codes, could run $300 on by the builder to a buyer Drummond, while supporting could requite a smoke and heat run $50 completely installed, or more. already hit by massive In. the system, said it might be detecting lire alarm system In Kaiser said. flation, new single family housing has $300 better to make homeowners Kaiser agreed with If the county does decide to sign a waiver saying they don't been tabled until April 30 by the liomebuilder's Association (07, siylng he is per. require the system. Got'tz Seminole County Commission ont the system rather than County Fire Administrator hate the count)require it Gary Kaiser said Tuesday nrrtciafrri Qr many of the 6,000 people killed nationally by fire last year Kaiser also ran into op. while they slept—including position to sections of his most of the 16 Central Florida proposed amendment which deaths over (Thrtstmas—might would require all building plans have been prevented by an to be reviewed by his departalarm system waking the ment. victims in time. Chairman John Kimbrough told the homebuilders "we Public Opinion share your concern" over the The board and the Central Plans approval section, which builders said would further Florida hlomebullder's delay an already complicated Association, which supports the process, and the board feared alarm systems on a voluntary would add to the costs of county basis only, agreed to cooperate government. in a survey to test public Plans review Is also unopinion in time for the next hearing. necessary, homebiijlder's said because fire escape features Kaiser, who said basic batsuch as windows accessible to tery operated heat detectors children and direct access from are available for $50, ran into a bedrooms are required by the 1 4K,4te over costs, and whether Federal installi a total system Is o1sin,9 Administration, je Veterans required ng by the national fire Administration, and many codes other home (inanciniz rnni ii Herald Staff Writer patterns her supervisor said that coworkers complained she smelled bad. Miss Proudfoot wears a urfne collection bag under her clothing, so she consuited a doctor who gave her odor. inhibiting pills for the bag. "The supervisor didn't smell anything, but the six girls kept complaining," she says. Six weeks later, she was fired. Seven months ago, a friend recommended her to William Smith, president of Florida Filters Inc., which needed a secretary. Smith hired her and says she will get the same chance as any other new employe. "She's an outgoing, diligent, reliable worker," Smith says. _\_=_s__ -- - -- ____\ 4 - ------ wp. NN CAHNEM. ..Don't believe it helps identify, had mounted opposi. cheat on welfare food stamts Senate leaders confined to. lion to the welfare az1 food have run 1nto sudden opposition day'sactivitiestocommittee stamp bills sponsored by Rep that could lead to a reverse of meetings while the house lined luis Earle, R.Orlando, Uic easy house approval given UP what amounts to rubber The bills passed the House last year. uunp approval 01 some 130 easily last year. But since then But the fraud bills were about bills that passed last year but incidents such as the j.sllingfor the only items of contention expired in the Senate. 10 days of a Tallahassee mother today as the legislature eased "It's like a cud," said House of six for a $53 Food stamp fraud into a light schedule on rules chairman Murray Dub- have sparked considerable second day of U 1974 session bin, D.Mjaml, "It's been publicity Tuesday's opening was re- chewed at least one time." Earle's bill would raise the served mainly for Gov. Reubin However, Dubbin said some maximum penalty for fraud (corn one year in prison to five years. If there's deliberate fraud Bad News, \ mt olved It should have a severe penalty on it," he said. Askew's speech Tuesday %ent aboLt as expecteof, Salaries Will Shrink although he bent on his financial disclosure and tax TMLAUASSEE,Ha (Atli a 103 per cent Ifl(re,ac. uiuld lx' relief proposals to raise ex. - The wages of the average expected. pectations of a compromise Floridian will not quite keep The personal Income esti- with lawmakers who objected Pace with rising prices this mates are stated in terms of to- to the governor's previous hard lines year, economists have pre- day's dollars and include dicted in Gov. Reubin Askew's effects of expected price in. In the financial disclosure first economic state report. field. Askew edged awa y froma (Teases. the report said. "Ills our forecast that previous position that only reaverage, wages and salaries — total personal income per ca- lop of Line portingand of net Income tax returns worth statements were pta -. will just about, but not acceptable. He said Tuesday quite, eep up with Inflation," that he could accept a proposa'd said economist Jay Yelton, hlou.se compromise that publi supervised preparation of the officials report the source rath. report, released Tuesday '-r than (1w amount of their in. The report said the personal uhr' income of the average Florid"The important thing isnotso Ian could rise by about 13 per wAsIlls(;1-ON Al' - Got-. much the vehicle but that the cent if national energy policies eminent orders to meat pack. disclosure be meaningful and are favorable. ell show the Nixon admmnis. that it be public," he said. "Unfortunately, some people tratmn's $45 million plan to buy Askew also softened a stand will not keep up with inflation super-grade ground beet for th at school property tax limits because of the source of their school lunches was carefully should be reduced from 10 to IflCO Ifl4, \'elton said. "Some designed to require it be made eight mills by constitutional will do better." from premium cuts of meat. amendment The objective, according to The 91-page report was pee In fact, he asked for a statupared by the state Adminis- Agriculture Department sources. Is to use up top cuts tory rather than constitutlo.,aI tration Department and Governor'; Economic Advisory from as many grain-fattened reduction but added a request animals as the traffic will bear. to "place a constitutional Hoard. It included the possible effec t The for:hcomin' hamburger ame'nt,tinent on the November of national policies in it pro- P'-'e were taisclosed .it ballot to give Florida citizen.s jections of the ranges of per. White house March s the oworturtity to make adjust. Two days later the USDA. Merits within the present con. sonalincome, nonfann employ. without making details public, stitutional limits of 10 imulis -. imient and unemployment, quietly sent the high-grade Askew's flexibility apIf the ending of the oil short. hamburger specifications to parently helped his programs, age has a mild impact on Fin- meat packers. The firms "He seemed to be more flex. da, total personal income could dude prospective suppliers who ible in his approach," said Dubrise by 12 9 per cent, said the will submit bid offers to '- "lie's giving the legislaturt. the de--- -------r,'rv-,rf it --- -------. -.._ . IlJkI I' 'CVI'i'' p.irumm'.''nm ,\prmi1 ' fl -r' frs'-'!, in ,f A 111 k I ' ,' - JOIW WWHV Only thing V - - - - - J. - -. - ' .- ' - -- 'l - _- Ham burger For Schools . - MU_s. BENSON - A bo-ycott hems . -=------ -, ,, •r - - - - - - - �2A—The Sanford Herald Wednesday, April 3, 1974 Oscars Takes 7 TODAY I M ~ — — - Wage Controls Lifted 4 WASHINGTONAP) The Cost of living Council has lifted wage controls for workers in the newspaper Industry. "We have now determined that conditions are such that wages and salaries paid in the newspaper industry should be exempted," Director John T. Dunlop said Tuesday. He added: "This action is In accordance with our objective to remove controls selectively where conditions . - - 11 Prices in the newspaper industry were decontrolecj March 15 but the council at that time said it was delaying action on wages because important labor negotiations were under way in some cities. Tuesday's action does not affect executive and variable compensation, which remain suhject to Phase 4 controls, JACK LEMMON 1974 Best Actor r 11__ - _-_ ~_ - By BOB THOMAS pointedly about actors who had Associated Press Writer criticized the award. He said he LOS ANGELES (API — "The felt it was -one hell ofanhonor , Sling" Glenda Jackson and and I am thrilled." Jack Lemmon were the big "Save the Tiger" was his winners at the 46th Academy fourth nomination as best actor. Awards presentation, which Classy Touch had something f•r Even a streaker. Miss Jackson, 39, was making "The Sling" stung four other a 1dm in Home and was unable box office favorites, most to accept her second Oscar. It prominently "The Exorcist," was claimed by Mel Frank, and collected seven Oscars, in- coauthor and directorproducer chiding best picture of 1973. of "A Touch of Class." Miss Lemmon, tortured garment Jackson won her first Oscar in maker of "Save the Tiger," and 1970 for "Women In Love." Miss Jackson, the English lady Houseman, veteran Broadon a swinging vacation in "A ay and Hollywood producer Touch of Class," won top acting and now head of the Juilliard honors In the awards Tuesday School for Dramatics In New night. It was a second Oscar For York's Lincoln Center, per. both. formed his first screen role in "The Exorcist," which won "The Paper Chace." o Oscars, was an early favorFr the first time in a long Ile in the race for best picture. and twnultuous life, I am alBut its shock and violence most speechless but not seemed to turn off many of the quite," said the urbane house. Academy voters, who are pee- man, dominantly mature and long. Tatum O 'Neal standing members of the film cominigiity, His award was popular with the trade audience, as was that Con Game of perky Tatum O'Neal, who They seem to prefer a stand- upstaged her father, Ryan, In ard and trouble-free film like "Paper Moon," Dressed in a "The Sting," tb, stylish tale of stylish satin tux edo wi th high a mammoth confidence game in Chicago. Peter Bogdanovlch, and her faBoth "The Exorcist" and uer "ihe Sting" had been norni"Day For Night," Francois nated for 10 awards. Truffaut's story of the travails In addition to best picture, of making e, Os"The Sting" won Oscar' for car as best Foreign language ( Roy Hill's direction and film. . : Dial-A-Joke NEW YORK (AP) "Fellows, you want to get your wife &TaZy?"says the voiceon the other end of 999-3&8. "f\nt t a lk in your sleep, Just grni. The voice belongs to comic Henny Youngman and the number Is for a new service provided by the New York Telephone Company — Dial.AJoke. A company spokesman said Tuesday that its Dial-Santa message during the holidays proved so successful that it decided to try another service. Youngman recorded 30 spot Jokes for April, different ones for each day, the spokesman said. He added that if the service proves popular and profitable, the company may sign other comics. - Gerald Ford I I ; A. - Narrow Ties ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) New York Gov. Malcolm Wilson, who wears old-fashioned, narrow ti es, has received a wide one from an alumni group of his alma mater, Fordham University. ' "I want to thank you very much for giving me about two and a half ties,"wan laid tjFor maub of Nor theastern New Yor k. "You'll see it - perhaps in anot her form." "I just don't like to wear that much cloth around my neck," Wilson said In explaining his preference for narrow ties. - 4iilPIIIIIP1i1 - -.• R - Campaign Reform Bill - Z. WASHINGTON (AP) — The Sena te plans to vote dayon shutting off debaonacampaign reform hill snarled In con troversy over its public financing provisions. But first the senators will vote on more amendmenth.chancesofsenatepagerestrgiy an whether a two-thirds majority can be mustered to break a filibuster. Majority Leader Mike Ma nsfield, who filed a petition to close off debate, Indicated he did not regard the ou tlook as promising. Th - I ,*, - - • RYAN O'NEAL WITH TATUM - ii - .. 1974 SuMorflng Actms David S. Ward's screenplay. The best song was "The Way Julia Phillips shared producing We Were," from the movie of honors with her husband, Mi- the same name, with fflUSiC by chael, and former actor Tony Marvin Hamlisch and lyrics by Bill, becoming the first woman Alan and MariJ Bergman producer to win Hollywood's Hamlisch also won Oscars For biggest prize, his scores for 'lhe Sting" and youth and age were se .yjn "The Way We Were." the supporting acting categorles. John Houseznan, 71, the Ovations he&tless Harvard professor of ThePere,"andTa j in - Two standing ovations were O'Neal, 9, the clgarettesmoklng accorded to veteran superstars confidence girl of "Paper Katharine Hepburn and Moon," won in their first film Groucho Marx. Miss Hepburn. roles. still lovely but tremulous of voice, presented the Irving G. Streaker Thalberg Memorial Award for The awards ceremony was consistent high production to enlivened by a totally nude 33- Lawrence Weingarten, who year-old man who dashed made some of her best comediacross the stage before the Mu- es. sic Center audience as David Groucho, 63 and looking it. Niven prepared to introduce appeared on stage to accept an Elizabeth Taylor. honorary Oscar and the AcadeThe nudity was seen briefly my's homage for himself and by viewers tuned to the nation- his zany ta'others, stars ofcl. ally televised awards ceremo- sic comedies of the 1930s and ny. 1940s. , ••, ... - ,,, - • I L - I 4 •- - , ,,, ' ___ - . - - ~ Report On Nixon Taxes WASHINGTON (All) — A long-awaited stall report, expected to conclude that President Nixon owes $350,000 in back Income taxes, is going to the congressional Joint Committee on Internal Revenue Taxation, Chairman Russell B. Long is understood to favor making the staff findings public immediately. Vice Chairman Wilbur D. Mills has protested that the committee is being slam. peded by proposals to publicize the findings Immediately and that fairness requires hearing Nixon's response first, Tremendous Kidnap Risk WASHINGTON (Al') - Atty. Gen. William B. Saxbe says he believes government officials face "a treme'idous risk" of being kidnaped by terrorists. He linked the recent of abducti ons In the United Sta tes and abroad to kidnaping manuals circulated among militant organizations, Saxbe also suggested that Patricia hearst's kidnapers followed Instructions in a kidnaping manual written by some other group. Mariner Cameras Off PASADENA, Calif. (Al') — Scientists have turned off the cameras aboard Mariner 10 ahead of schedule, saying they had enough photographs of the planet Mercury. II Mariner was to click ,)if pictures of Mercury tMtiI April Now more than a million miles away from the distant planet, the spacecraft may get second shot at M ercury in September after a Journey around the sun. Haldeman Speaks ACAI1 WA:o, Mexico ( AP) H. ft. Haldeman says President Nixon "didn't know a damned thing about Watergate, He didn't know about a cover-op of Watergate" But Nixon's former White house chief of staff said Tuesday that the American public presumes both htm and Nixon gui l ty and 'that aint right.Haldeman said he is corthdent that when his case Is tried.he will be acquitted and "Lhe truth will dolt." - T- 4 Haldeman discussed his more than low years as a top Nixon aide during a quesif id-answer session with a i 4_h~__~ -_ - GLENDA JACKSON - , - The streaker BeiiActrta group of Young business executives from throWhout North America. identified himBrothers s Robert Opel. a Hollywood advertising man. He said "I wish Harpo and ChICO WASHINGTON (AP) Bonuses up to $15, could have been here to shareneeded was "a hell ola -#ay a year U to attract doctors, den tists, v,tCTfflrisgis and tolawicfiacareerasa comk" this great award," the comic optometrists into the all-volunteer military have been remarked. lit' sjid tie also Lemmon, 49, the Harvard vow b) the Ilmse. The mea3w-e was sent to a corn. graduate who it a support-mg wished the award could be peomix conference with a Senate bill authorizin shared by his long-time dowag bonuses (css' in 16 f "fJJ lob to $12,000 for doctors only. to get (oil, the late Margaret Ducommented mont, his award. Military Medical Bonuses - He WASHINGTON (Al') -John told Chapin about the financial W. Dean in is returning to the arrangement he had reached courtroom, where prosecutors with SegrettlinSeptember 1971, expect him to repeat his story of Chapin told the grand Jury he massive efforts to cover up never knew what Segretti was Donald H. Segretti's political paid. sabotage. Dun, In testimony to the Segretti Senate Watergate committee, Segretti testified that it was compared the cover-op of Segretti's "dirty tricks" In the 1972 his general practice to mail to campaign to tthe Watergate Chapin at his home, in an envelope marked "personal and cover-up. confidential," co Iesofthepho. Cht,, in fly documents he distributed, ned to create confusion Dean was to take the today In the trial of DWIM L. and dissension In the ranks of Chapin, 33, President Nixon's Democratic contenders for the former appointments presidential nomination. secretary, charged with four Chapin told the grand Jury he counts of lying to a grand Jury was not familiar with any poutabout Segretti's activities. C'hapin's attorneys had tried to prevent testimony from 1k-do, the ousted White House . . counsel. They claimed an attor. and ney-client relationship existed between Chopin and Dean. The helpless victim might attorneys also said special prosecutor Leon Jaworiki, ea exp x lanation whose office Is handling the trial, had endorsed Dean's credibility by saying during a the actual television interview that was no reason to doubt Dean's vera- Situation is nothing city. Mad scientists In another Watergate-related development Tuesday, Sen. John Tunney, a California Democrat, predicted President Nixon's impeachment by June. lie spoke at Shlppensburg, Pa., State College. And, Sen. Howard W. Baker Jr., vice chairman of the Senate Watergate committee, said the resignation of Nixon would be "an unfortunate precedent" for the country. flerberW. Kaimbach, Nixon's former Personal lawyer Who Was described as the pay. MaSter for Segretti, testified at 4, .41 1' - ' q ' _____ -- . —"— • • - .- — - • • - - -------------- - ". '' - . - - , - - -. - - • - I -• ' - - - - -- 1. - 0 so frightening. A volunteer helps Cal - - fl.. 1 Tech biologist Dr. D.rk - -. - Fender test his - - . -- - '' -. - mind. reading' helmet. The electronic cap measures electrical outset from in 97 bra r 11 I, • U.S. Role In Vietnam S.. S ti II WALLA WALLA, Wash. (AP) as a carpet layer and a to. "I think for the First time in John E. Henault's two-month mance with a girl, WASHINGTON (Al') - m my life I walk to Miami cost him realized how a man State Department has defended - ' could become a parole violator. lost a ;of of my dream world n .' Girlfrjd U.S. ambassadorGraJan Mar. A parolee has to be In a shell for tin, but a Democratic senator Renault began his walk on "I went out with her several quite a long time before he can urged an Investigation into Jan. , 1973, when he left Washington State Pe ten ary WnestotheDadeCountyYouth get established" Martin's sta tement that it Fair," he said. "It was the tirst ni ti He's not sure who turned him where he was serving a term of tine I'd been out with a girl in the night three FBI agents would be folly to reveal details more than 13 Years, Phil anoth. such. Her year-old about the U.S. commitment to daughter were waiting for him where he South er 10-year sentence for firsideVietnam, was with us." was to meet his girl friend. gree murder, armed robbery Sen. Frank Church of Idaho, a Renault spoke Of mixed feel. He thinks parole violators and car theft. member of the Foreign Rota"It matured me drastically in ings about his escape. He 5aid probably have a similar reac- lions Committee, said the conshe felt scared lion he did when arrested. a mittee should look into the short time," the 30-yea- that he actually walked away. af very very Inmate said. He was free It's Over comments, contained Ins conWhile returning from I*i son for about two months. fidentlal cable to Secretary of classesto the minimum sectw"Naturally you're glad It's State Henry A. Kisslngtr, Going ity building outside the prison with because it is a The memorandum was Marwaixa, "I Just kept walking," tiaeI was kind of sad tin's recommendatIon, to KIs. "I had this fantastic drewn of 1't e- because I wish I could have singer about providing answers going some place, settling gon. made it," he said, to questions asked by Sen. Ed. getting a A. getting But as he continued his es"ye out on parole or Ward M. Kennedy, D-Mus. married—and maybe in 50 cape, he described an uneasy sonlething and you're having Kennedy released the cable Ins years turning myself in," he feeling that he was invisible, all these problems and then you Senate speech Tuesday. said in looking back over it all "I felt like I was on a cloud or get arrested and it's kind of rerecently wasn't there because nobody lief." Folly know, me and I can't talk to Using the story that he was an anybody. Henault has returned to I wanted to screallow m, In it, Martin told Kissinger Oregoncollegestudentwhoqwt hey' I'm me, his prison college work, has "it I'm would be the height of folly " school for a job in Florida, served as a counselor's aide togIveKcnnedy"1, Henault made W way to Miami Pay Check - and hopes some day to become detailed answer" on U.S. by plane, bus and thumb, He received his first a correctional counselor, comiuljtment to South Vietnam. Credit cards from a "found" n adult pay check, coped with But his return to prison was Kennedy said Martin's rewallet paid for his sometimes budgets during a winter of relatively uneventful, marks "should outrage every luxwious upkeep. soaring Prices-1 iiever did "Everybody knows you're member of this body and every to It took him three weeks to get buy meat" —and tried stay coming back, It's just a mattet' menber of the Congress." to Miami, where he found a job out of prison, of time," The State Department defended Martin, saying the cable was an internal recomrnen. lion. A spokesman said "any. thing which tends to inhibit the free flow of information and Ideas between an ambassador and the State Department does a dis.cerviee to us all" The spokesman said the MEDIA, Pa. (Al') - Con- Vealey sourceof the cable tO of and who confessed par- ty, and Prater confessed his Kennedy was not known, but "it fessed killer Claude Vealey ticlpauon in the plot after he part after tie was convicted says he and two other hired of is an unauthorized disclosure was convicted of first degree mar ,claim t$200oin gunmen considered dynamite, murder and sentenced to death, union funds authorfzj by Boyle which we deplore," firebom bs and Church said be thlnk Mar. poison before (I. Muck to his story under cross- was used In the asma nally shooting United Mine (in's Coflunents are soniethting examination that he was told payoff. Workers insurgent Joseph the "kill Yablon,ki" order the Foreign Relation, CornStain with Yablong as they "Jock" Yablonaki, came from Boyle. mittee should look into and that all slept on Dec. 31, IM, in their "this is more doewnenlary cviVealey testified the $5,200 Gilley ho itSilon, Clarksville home in sou murder contract under which HijddJest, 69, th. desire that lying has become a father4jdaw western Penniyly Yabmonski was slain came from and a formerhis were his way of life under this adrnlnlsUMW local wife, Margaret, and daughter, tration," a man earned 'i'cny." Vuley president In LaFoileti,, Term., Qiarlottt. said he got 11,750 as his share. gave him the y& con As Kennedy pointed out In his con. Boyle, 72; defeated Vealey was the second of the tract. He also said that anc,ther for the presidency Yabioruj speech, Kissinger didn't take three trlggermnen to testi fy UMWemploye, William Prater, three weeks beforeof the UMW Martin's advice but wrote KenTuesday at the murder trial of also Yablongi of LaFollette, had made WU nedy that "we have .., cornslain. The election was rormer UMW Prent W.A. mitted oursel'je very substanthe contact wIth Huddleston subsequently ruled 'Tony" Boyle. Boyle is charged Invalid and tinily, bo th politically and morBoyle was defeated In a new wi th arranging the 1969 littassI. Mr. Boyle 11" to South Vietnam. election by .%n1d Millet, "Prater Kennedy said Sunday In re-told mi. " me they were handling it Bøle th 'e-leasing Kksinger'a letter that for year federal sent Earlier, Paul Gully, for the ii- "It hateri Mr. Boyle," Gilly said, the hope that we legal use Of union funds deri1. nan who says he recruited Huddleston has plead gull- the 1961 iuJ4 fiMJly disengage" from president Cie(j) direct involvement In Vietnam- -1n'•;d,,, 'I' 0111111 OF PARIS tAP) — France to. year that he day faced the prospect of was suffering from battered by economic harda some form of cancer, fierce election battle following ships and the energy crisis. the sudden death of President a Since early last year, his face IlLs death left the Gaullisi nd bad) had swelled up and he Georges Pompidou. camp divided, with no cleat had fatigued easily. But official successor. The front runners Pompidou, the republic's reports president since June 20, 1969, Influe usually said he had were believed to be Finance nza. died Tuesday night. Minister Valery Giscard At Pompidou's death, Alain d'Estaing, who is not formally a Premier Pierre Messmer Poher, president of the Senate, Gaullist, and former Premier summoned government mInisauto:natically became interim Jacques Chaban.Debp,as ten to a meeting today to make president. The 65-year old Giscard d'Estaing, 41, is the arrangements for Pompidou's Centrist also served as Interim leader in public opinion polls, funeral. Informed sources said A It would be a private ceremony president briefly after the res- brilliant economist, he leads the ignatlon of the late Charles de small Independent Republican restricted to his Immediate Gaulle in 1969. In the election party which family, with burial has been solidly Orvilliers, the village south at that followed, he lost to Porn, allied with the GaullLsts. west pidou, the Gaullist candidate, of Paris where Pompldou had a country retreat. Gaullists Full Term An official memorial service (Thaban-Del:IILIS had been Poher must arrange a pr will be held in Paris Saturday, esi. preparing to run for the d probably In the Cathedral of ential election withi n 20 to 35 presidency in 1971, when Notre Dame, the sources said, days of Pompidou's death, or Pomnpidou's term would have Pompidou returned from a between April 22 and May 7. expired, his ouster weekend at Orvilliers to his pri- The new president will be elect, premiersince In July 1972. lIe' as is vate apartment on the lie St. ed for a full seven.ve'ar term, expoctevi to get the support of WA to Louis in the Seine early Tues- serve out the two years the Gaullists. day. and apparently he died and two months remaining in The Communists and Social. Poriipidou 's term. there. ists are expected to back the Pompidou, the son of a south. Socialist party's secretary-gen. em Cancer came to of. eral and perennial candidate, lice schoolteacher, in 1969 as the heir to De Francois Mitterand, He would A one-sentence an- Gaulle and his strong presiden. profit nouncement from the Elysee ci'. He had served if Chaban.Delmas and for six years Giscard Palace said the 62-year-old d'Estaing split the as Do Gaulle's premier, but he Gaullists. president died at 9 p.m. The lacked his mentor's towering Pompidou is survived by his cause of death was not an. personality, widow, the former Claude Ca. flounced, but there had been His popularity decreased in hour, and one son, Alain, a doewidespread reports for the past recent mor.ttis as France was tor. ; - — M ow When you, temperature)roi is up and your budges is down... 0. 16.- - : . Joy r PURIFIED WATER LIQUID 53c 32 07. Lr'P I I GAL 4OAYS ONLY 1 DEODORANT WORLD TODAY: , ) 11. . il~ ..: I .. L Laotian Princes Join VIENTIANE, Laos iAP) The leader of the Corn. munist Pathet Lao. 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Then QE2 about 3:15 am., and the The first QE2 passengers to he added. "There was plenty of scotch and bourbon," The Sea Venture also brought six repairmen and 20 cases of canned food for the QE2's crew, TEL AVIV, Israel (All) Is- public held responsible for Is which Is remaining aboard the raei's chief of staff, Lt. Gen. rael's Initial setbacks in the ship. The liner's refrigeration David Elazar, resigned after an tober war. was As a result, ?t,frs system reported investigating commission Melt's labor party lost in operative. ground blamed himand his chief in- in the The sea was calm, with a parliamentary elections telligence officers for Israel's at the end of gentle swell, as the lifeboats the year. lack of preparedness for the Elam,, 49, denied the corn- made their way between the Arab attack last October. mission's charges against him- two liners. The weather was self. Including the a ccusation clear and the temperature was "I have been clone an In. that he had failed to give proper in the 70s, Justice," said Elazar, a hero of consideration to intelligence The midocean transfer- was the 1967 Arab-Israeli war, after reports on the possibility of an expected to take several hours, the commission issued an inter- Arab attack last and the Sea Venture's captain Oct. 6. mm report Tuesday. He named said he expected to arrh'e In But the report also his chief of operations, ,Maj. charged that the intelligence staff Failed Bermuda with the QE2's pasGen. Itzhak Hofi, as his ternto detect the Arab preparations sengers at daybreak Thursday. porary replacement, for war, and it demanded the The two ships were 250 miles The commission exonerated resignations of the Intelligence south-southwest of Bermuda, at Premier Golda Melt and Do. chief, MaJ. 43 north latitude, 67-32 west Gen. Etiahu Zelra, fense Minister Moshe Dayan, and 13 senior longitude. officers of his whom many among the Israeli staff. l!t 'jitfzirii I. • Inflatable Easter ,'I ' ' - -. One Killer Of Yablonski Says 'Tony' Gave Order 1111111111 1 1 1 Israeli Army Turmoil sites. His Dream World Die d After Escape The S,nfrrd heral d Passengers Leave Crippled Liner - - - Pompidou Dead At 62; France Facing Elections - iral literature Segretti might Albert Jenner, chief minority. council for the House impeach. have distributed, mentlnqulry, met for two Aside from Dean, the prose- Afterward, Jenner reported cution has said It plans to call some progress had been made is Just one more witness, FBI in the deadlock between the agent Angelo Lane, at the trial House Judiciary Committee now in its third day. and the White house over ev(. denc-e requested by the corn. iip hus t ni5,1case, mftter. lie would not provide may WIIH four details. begin before the day is ' over. The H penalty — Texas Republican Sen. count of the Indictment is five 110 ,000 John Tower said Republican years in prison and a Senate leaders had discussed ) ' the possibility of Nixon'stinpeachinent by the House and St Clair trial in the Senate. He would not In other developments: say what, if anything, had been —Nixon's chief Watergate decided by the Republican lawyer, James D. St. Clair, and leadership. but Tunney CINCINNATI. Ohio tAP) — Vice President Gerald H. Ford will throw out the first ball to mark the opening of the major league baseball season when the Cincinnati Reds meet the Atlanta Braves Thursday. President Nixon had been invited some time ago, but on Tuesday a White House spokesman said It was unlikely he would be able to make it. Then the Reds announced they had received word that Ford would beonhand. The game could produce a piece of baseball history. The Braves' Henry Aaron goes into the game with a lifetime record of 713 home runs. Babe Ruth is the current recordholder with 714. - - Dean Is Due To Repeat Stories Of Dirty Tricks NATION Stingy 'Sting ' I 1 Lighter 12 ~ (-- t Limit — —_ _ ' (',I__ 4 D l _p SO/% I __4 04 . S C", _ _ ., -. i-• '/ �The Sanford herald Wednesday, April 3, 1974 i. Adtilt Stupidity 4t-t, - . .JaGk Anderson *% !4 Hard To Believe hi FLORIDA Askew TODAY — . . 410 Ll Why The Mail Is Always Late much in Little League. The world has changed but 1574. bJ tu.d 5a*w' S1sdICM., Ian The stupidity of some people who run haven't Isn't to be believed. purchased a new calendar Americans have been paying more for Take your Little League ins. WASHINGTON Baseball program officials. The latest evidence of the postage yet the mails have been moving slower since the Postal Please. three Years ag o. servicewent ona business b closed minds dominating the waste, Increase efficiency reduce to The original organizeri; had a organization surfaced in New / The change was supposed Instead, the opposite has happened. good idea. Increasing ur. Jersey where Little League service. and improve the bantzatlon was making it more officials elected to suspend all To find out why, we have spent weeks investigating the Postal plagued with difficult for kids to find vacant play rather than obey a ruling ice, The contracting system. we found, Is / t PLaY problems. These have been caused by poor management and a lots to baseball. The neigh- of the Appellate Division of speeding dream of borhood lot where kids could New Jersey Superior Court that contractors. The cozy relationship with the / have soared out gather early In the morning, girls be permitted to par. the malls by mechanization has floundered. Costs choose up sides and simply play ticipate. of sight. / wto serve on the board of baseball was rapidly chapThe hard-headed In other words, it was a reform the cumbersome postal pearing. governors, have failed to of men who are supposed to be the recoinoften, they simply rubber-stamp A real need existed to find engaged In an activity often machinery. Most mac he has been And General E.T. Kiassen. and develop central facilities described mendations of Postmaster as teaching and ancient caught up, Inevitably, in the petty rivalries where youngsters from all youngsters the basic concepts 0 animosities of the Balikanized bureaucracy. areas of a particular corn- of America's dedication to munity could gather under one playing within the rules in efFrom the locked files of the Postal Serv4.ce, we have obtained A Ta r roof so to speak. This, of course, fed telling the courts to go to et documents which tell the Incredible contracting story. Since 1971, r e non. required 'organization' and hell. Some example. out half of the contracts have been awarded on about beyond their these contracts of ballooning organization demanded officers m ipetiUve Lsis. e By NFLA-l.ONDON hick wi the niir h cr hr wüuld make the incident more things around the world that it $l(y) and, true tu iimns bstc in. Contact Sport original prk' have cost the tupayers on extra estimated ECONOMIST NEWSSERVICE family, explicable. is almost more detached from mil stincts, officers brought to a lion . This is the age of the hijack, them than most other societies game played by kids for fun Eleven favored companies accounted for $60 million of the The Abduction of Princess Politics an age in which more sympathy have felt themselves to be. inflated, self-serving egos. A vice president of the Anne and her husband was overrun, with each one adding $1 million or more to its contract. than is healthy is professed for national Little League defends stopped by the courage of those Mother two dozen companies upped their fees by $100,000 or But politics can apparently be the hijackers, whither they do No Game held at m The terror of those the organization's refusal to who were with them and by excluded from th ore. Some of the additional costs were legitimate, with needed e reasoning, if it for money or for politics, and pistol point in an aircraft, the work being done for the extra money. But in many cases, the Permit girls to participate U good luck. any clear reasoning there was, Is even extended to train Suddenly it was no longer a being based on group's 1939 rob- fear of the wife whose husband overrun merely paid for foolish mistakes. These are the only defenses behind the attack on Princess hers and bank robbers provided has been seized on his everyday game. Suddenly people who charter "not to ha ve girls that the royal family has were originally recruited to participate in a contact Sport agai way to work, the pitiable faces Mechanization nst the malignant and the ,, raise funds and provide playing with uoys." of the robbers' hostages, these deranged, and unless the '' facilities were coaches scarcely disturb the spectators Most of the contracting troubles have come trom the attempt to pleasing informality of their managers intent on showing the of today any more than another mechanize the malls, contracts have been let to develop ad1% We're not sure Just what he's ways which enhances ap. home town folks they knew trying to say here. There is less well-acted play will do. vanced equipment, which would read, cull, sort and cancel the predation of them as a family every bit as much about bodily contact in baseball than is at a faster clip. Millions have been spent for the fancy ".' mall to be suddenly stopped, they baseball as Leo Durocher. there is in playing "catchers" will machinery, but bumbling has outpaced the technology. Result But because the royal family always be at risk. f. Suddenly 'adults' were or simply walking through is not an ordinary family, any Today, the malls are slower than ever. In an open society whose recruiting players, much like a halls of almost any school Openness is personified by the A memo, never intended to be read outside of the postal more than It is ordinarily rich, college football coach ar4 is Indeed that brilliant hierarchy, acknowledges: "There have indeed been problems and building. So It can't be that Queen's own freedom among only the blUest and the best everyone Is afraid some boy is her subjects, the opportunities edition of family life with which with our procurement practices." It cites contracts which "were were permitted to pl. Sud- going to hurt some girls many ordinary people 5'jlj insufficiently justified, did not consider in-house capabilities, did for an assailant are legion. denly Instead of kids playing wish to Identify in Britain and not specify what use would be made of the end product, did not Because the royal family I baseball for the fun of It they No, we think It is a lot more above politics, because no abroad, It means that the attack Justify sole socarce.. (and) did not consider alternatives." were competing for cham. basic than that. We think It Isn't enemy of the state supposes on Princess Anne and herAn all too typical contracting fiasco was the order for a new husband, and the demon- facer-canceller, which would process envelopes. A $2 million plonships and wearing special any more complicated than a that by attacking the monarch Jackets and wrist watches and bunch of dirty old men with he can affect the policies of stratlon of their vulnerability contract was awarded to National Cash Resister In 196$. The riding In open cars in victory visions of some sort of illicit sex government of the day, it has on the very road that they took company developed three machines and was directed to produce perkies. The winners were, activity In centerfield should not been exposed to political moreatacost o($lJmllllcm.Onlynlneof themachinesare to their wedding f ago,iskssllkelytoberecclved now operating, and they are still being tested. that Is, the little kids, the less girls be permitted to play with assassination In the way that talented, were sitting on the boys. as Just a sensation like any many presidents and prune Facer-Canceller sidelines or sobbing quietly III ' other sermtIon. Ministers have been over the their boIT.es, branded 'lowers' at And that tells you something years. The Postal Service also spent another $1 million to develop a the tender age of 12. about the mentality of those new air culler, which could be used with the facer..canceller to That protection remains: Imitators who letters through the post offices. Of the 14 that were orare running the whatever murder has come out Little League dered, seven are gathering dust in warehouses, Mx have been put organization and what they of the politics of Ireland in the Anne. It seems that the idea the ambition or the panache of really think of the youngsters in past century has not so far been to limited use and one ls under scrutiny at the postal lab. was to get a ransom for tier, the crime is grandiose enough. Well, things haven't changed the organization, It will, of course, be bound to directed at the monarchy, Crime of this kind Is imitative: produce its own crop of Post offices in urgent need of new facer-cancellers, meanwhile, although it has been thought it may be that it was not so Failing imitators or would-be were put off with promises of the new machines that are supposed wise not to encourage the much of the royalty of Princess imitators, so that there Is an to come from National Cash Register. Finally, the Postal Service Queen's cousin, a serving of. Anne that made her the target It Is a fleer, to undertake a tour of as the fact that she Is the not be familiar human failing extra danger to men and had to buy leo older machines train another company recently unduly perturbed about women in public Ill, and their Just to keep pace with current malls. duty in U1ste. daughter of a rich woman, the loss of other people's families today that there was A similar tale of waste can be told about the new high-speed hiedanger, then, has The cf The kidnaping of Randolph money, and It is equally a not yesterday. But if that is so It optical character reader, which Is supposed been fro speed-read the m the madman and the Ht's daughter, and of Paul failing to see the wealthy, and should now be apenJed by addresses on envelopes and sort them out by code anarchist. What Is indicative of Getty's grandson have been even the children of the a greater concern throughout Ptiilco-Ford started this project, with a $10 million postal conthe temper of the present times, much In the news. It would not wealthy, as natural targets for the community that tract, a decade ago. After an overrun of $3.1 million, for which reports, the Japanese know however, Is that the possibili ty By BRUCE BIOSSAT be at all reassuring if that were the predatory. The television- not dangers that can be Philco paid the penalty, the company finally came op with a On are in a world SftUMIOO of a politi cal motive can no what exercised the mind of the viewing, newspaper-read ing shrugged off as someone else's machine that seems to work. largely beyond their total longer by excluded in any at. Princess's attacker, but it public Is so accustomed to these respoisibillty. It has been triumphantly Installed in Boston. But unfortunately, While the rest of the In. control and that this corn. runs only a few hours a day. since the post office isn't geared up ial world seems to see plicatutheirtndustrlaloutlook to keep - pace with the machine. '; Itaelfonaspeeding Inflationary greatly.Amcstrecentexample Without waiting for the Ptülco product, the Postal Service i 2. escalator, thee pan Jaese any Is #merlca's announcement awarded other contracts for even speedier optical characthey think they can find Is boosting the price of coking On e ter readers. One was developed by International Busts S Lifesaver plateaus of stability — "resting coal by 50 per cent. Japan's ness Machines, whose proud product now rapidly scans places" - which will enable super-modern steel industry addresses In New York Qty. But it, too, can operate only a few By OAKlEY and author of numerous books Some proponents of tax bandwagon In an effort to them to get their tremendous imports more than $2 per cent hours a day without getting aheiid of the mails. In 1979, according to Internal in the field of public finance, reform call for the elimination recover these untaxed billions, economy under better control of its coking coal. One reason the mail can't keep up with the speed readers is that Revenue Certainly the wish is father to Service figures, compared the current tax laws of many, if not all, of these however, Freeman would the mail sorters are too slow. To correct this, the postal Americans reported $106 billion with a huge sieve. They let the thought. Prime Milditer special provisions. Well-known remind them Offensive that, authorities gave the Maxson Electronics Corporation a $7 million in personal income. But more of what Is supposed tax critic Phili p M. Stern, for hlstaiically,many "loopholes" Tanaka's Liberal Democratic contract to produce 65 mul than half this mun — SW billion tiple position letter sorters. After collected slip away party, facing Important instance, advocates wet ewrltten(ntot taxlawsto There Is constant fear here he working on it for a — was untaxed. Year. Malson came back to the postal Service "loopholes" special "abolishing all the preferences benefit the 'unrlch many." swnmer elections in the Diet's that other nations with heavy — ! It with problems, which the companj said would cost another Dr. Roger A. Freeman, a provisions, exclusions, or loopholes for the wuich opper House of Councillors, grasp on the raw $106,000 to straighten out. senior fellow at Stanford exemptions and deductions — many as well as for the wealthy needaaperiodofstabllitytohold Japan imports (ithaavlrtually University's Bandwagon Hoover Institution which whittle down taxable status with Japanese voters none needed for industry) Money Granted may on War, Revolution and Peace ir.come. soffertng from a variety of follow course and impose Before Americans hop on the "Most of these tax difThe money was granted, but the problems weren't solved economic 'erses. tu," he 88)3, 'aim at Finally, the c crushing higher price burdens ontract was cancell ed and another company had to Tanaka has Just on the Japanese economy. providing greater equity among be brought In to finish the Job. Yet Maxaco received $5.5 million in first key move - fixing fuel taxpayers by taking into acOn top of this, most governprogress payments before the contract was called off. prices at considerably higher ment and business specialists count differing circumstances The postal people are having troubles, too, with the levels. It Is expected that, I've talked to In Japan think plants that and offering relief for hard- are supposed to house all the fancy new equipment. A total of 21 inevitable, higher electric labor's annual "spring ofships. They also serve to bulk mail centers were planned outside major cities. power rates, closely allied to oil fensive" for higher wages will 1 provide Incenti ves to taxpayers also will be boosted - -------CO" produce gains for the workers 7 `r to engage in or enlarge ac. with understandably heavy of&24to 25 perstu tivitles which are held to be desirable as a matter of public irnpopLJtjjajJ againstatopol20percentin ' ' " "\ t personal users. Yasuo earlier years. This clearly policy." Takeyama, keen-minded chief presents an Inflationary To name only a few of those editor of the Japan Economic proved. that benefit midch and lowerJoirnal, thinks power rates How, then, can Japan talk of . . Income families: should have been boosted stability? Benefits simultaneously with oil C, -. .< — but that Tanaka feared the For on thing, even though the / Interest on mortgage political effect, wage demands are tied to Co I payments. Interest on conacknowledged Inflationary . 'Contradiction ' sumer loans. Finance charges trends, many responsible of. 1 Fi purchases. Property . At first blush, there appears a Heists don't expect the added . . ;/ $* taxes. State and local income, , contradiction between the in. nrv increment h be poured sales and gasoline taxes. ri Idustrial world's raging in- into immediate consumer = Deferred profits on sale of a flatlonary forces and Japan's ,,urdtasing power. The residence. Medical payments. ,l N .r Action that it can find Japanese have a long habit of Alimony payments, Ezemp. stability, at least for temporary saving (their savings permit ' m tlons for dependent children ''" perlods,amidthecbaos. P-e ; tbehugebankloanswttjch OW 18 who qualify as students. ' As I have indicated In prior supply much of the country's I;t47P#) // Freeman agrees that special ' a ~Ir — capetaltnvesü.-ient. There is . exemptions /' wide expectation that, Inflation a small number of taxpayers / notwIthstanding, a lot of the tUir 'ji'fiirl Iirrulii should be repealed, but ON.FRENCH*VE. cautions against wholesale , flow late ji$ SAWFORDFLA.327H UV1I1(I. ____ repeal present provisions which would affect millions of _________ is . .' GILOW Middle-and lower-income ' that same old matter of high families. WAYNE 0 DOYI. Japanese sell-confidence. "When these people see their At$O,iJr flit basic view, uttered here TOM AIK ENS existing privileges for me by countless leaders.is e says, 'ihey will iOni.z C MACKEY that, if the Japanese were rise In wrath to defend their Aflvtthiin D'rtctor .: gaining on others in the in'' . .-,.., established benefits. What SUSICRIPTION RATES 4 12& . dustrial wind at lower price Her — EVERYBODY S SttOaliiflg' Thr 044y 1¼ We,. 13 Someregardaaa'loop. s no one IoU . 114 others a birthright, an nlow 10 SP1OCI' &V' v Mlii if' Fiora As counted for that advantage will clispensibie lifesaver and a All OlNIf Mi "Don't worry about this guy, he's half work as well at means of achieving tax parity l7Moj levels, With others." asleep!" EDITORAL The Sanford Herald ; 1 7_ WHAT A RE programs I - 1 Dies, 20 Hurt In Bus Crash JUPITER, Fin. (AP) — A bus driver was killed about 20 passengers Injured when a Greyhound and Bus rammed the rear of a tractor-trailer truck on the Florida Turnpike before dawn today, the Highway Patrol said. The injured were taken to hospitals In West Palm Beach, and troopers said none of the passengers appeared to be Injured critically. The name of the bus driver was withheld pending notification of relatives, troopers said. Police said they had not learned how the southbound bus smashed into the rear of the truck about 3:30 a.m. EDT. The accident occurred about seven miles northwest of this city, 90 miles north of Miami WE DOING? VLI11 / g ¶ Of O u T im t'I To Seek Governorship s ii 0. TAI.l.AljAEf; Fla. (AP) - Former Senate President Jerry Thomas says he'll formally announce his candidary for gvcrnoc within the next 30 days. Standing in the chamber that he presided over In the 1971-72 session, Thomas said Tuesday that he would probably base his race on a theme of a "return to common-sense government and fiscal sanity." Thomas, who switched from the Democratic to the Republican part)' in December 1972, criticized Gov. Reubin Askew's proposed school property-tax reforms as a step toward a personal income tax. Space Center Tours Resume . ' - - 104 .' CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) — Sunday drivethrough tours of the Kennedy Space Center will resume next week after a five-month suspension due to the energy (11515, OUth 'cities said The decision announced by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration and the Air Force Tuesday came on the heels of reports of increased tourist activity in the area. Figures show 56,828 visitors toured the space center's visitor information center during March, said to be encouraging for the slumping Central Florida tourist Industry. Sunday drive-through tours of the NASA facilities and the neighboring Cape Canaveral Air Force station were su.spended last Nov. 25 following President Nixon's call for fuel conservation. Offers Tax Cut Compromise TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) 10 to eight mills by con. "As a supplementary step, I adjustments within the present 'When he said do it statu- Miami, said Askew kept giving Gov. Reubin Askew may stitutional amendment, Askew ask you to place a constitu tional constltutionl limit of 10 mills," torily. I said, 'Whew, we're off himself outs by saying "I don't have won points for his top pri- indicated Tuesday he agreed to amendment on the November Askew said. ai'ity legislative objectives by the alternative of the hook," Dubbin said. "Then care what you do in certain doing That statement ias vague he dropped the other shoe and areas so long as you YOU do offering to compromise rather statutory limit instead, it by ballot to give Florida citizens the opportunity to either make enough to than taking a hard line. leave some legisla. said do It constitutionally, too." something. "Then whatever the But he still wants a conthe rollback permanent or tars uneasy about Askew's Askew offered compromises stitutional amendment, legislature does, he can say that allow future legislators to make compromise proposal. Sen. George Firestone. D. is what he wanted." on his financial disclosure and school property-tax deduction proposals during his speech Tuesday at the opening session of the 60-day 1974 Florida Legislature. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (Al') member James Kynes said food and drinks consumed at tens on allegations that former free lodgings at a Fort Lauder"lie indicated considerable — The Florida Board of Bust- Tuesday after the rules were occasional social gatherings, board member Nelson ltallano dale motel for his family. flexibility," Sen. Kenneth ness Regulation, whose hewer- unanimously adopted. The board also defeated a mo- used Improper influence for Myers, 1)-Miami, said after- age agency is under Senate InThe new regulation prohibits tion that would have required friends who hold liquor ilcensward. "He sounded more flex- vestigation, has voted to employes of Beverage Director Winston the bureau, which the reporting of such visits as a es. ibie on major issues than he has strengthen its conflict of inter- oversees Wynne also admitted accepting firms ranging from means of checking on the social In addition, Charles Jackson, free meals from the late Rep. before, he sounded like he was est regulations, hotels to race tracks, from ac- activities of department of(i- business regulation director, willing to listen to sound Carl Singleton, D-MIami, a "There is not another depart- cepting any gifts or favors from dais. has admitted accepting a num- longtime friend whose liquor alternatives." ment in state government that businesses they regulate. The investigation by the Sen. her of gifts from intresLs regu- business Askew eased away from his has as stringent a rule," board was regulated by An exception was made for cite Commerce Committee c'en- lated by the hoard, lncludir,g Wynrie's division. position that all elected and top appointed public officials make _____________________________________ - I financial disclosures through Income tax returns and networth statements. Threetitne1hepraisedanal. ternate concept — reporting OR sources of income — developed by House leaders. TALLAHASSEE, Fin. (Al') would remain in effect for 45 — MORE personnel records secret but "The importa nt thing Is not so - Personnel records of univer- days and. In the meantime th e then approved a more involved much the vehicle but that the sity and junior college faculty regen ts can work up a substi- rule which included the secrecy U disclosure be meaningful and members must be opened to tute rule eliminating the section provision. that It be public," said Askew, public inspection as are the S that closed the records and Christian also said that the House Rules Chairman Mur- records of all other state em- come back to the Cabinet, legislature, which had passed a Y. 1792 ray Dubbin, D-Miami, agreed ployes, the state Cabinet says. CASSILBERRY Christian and Charles Miner, law allowing secrecy of faculty with Myers that Askew showed Over the obiections ---------------of Edurri. ethiritinn 1 N>irn icnirs recorus, sfloW4 be some willingness to bend. tion Commissioner Floyd counsel, said the Cabinet could allowed to examine the quesChristian and the state Board of not rescind a rule 30 days after tion. I-i1 exaoiiity Regents, the Cabinet ruled an earlier approval. "Ile showed a little more Tuesday to rescind a rule that "It will be political interN questions sere raised flexibility than I anticipated he had closed the faculty miwmn- ference with the regents if we about the authority to remove would show," Dubbin said. "In hers' records. can revisit rules any time," secrecy from junior college facmy discussion with him, he held In doing so, Gov. Reubin Ask- Christian said. firm on filing Income tax ulty records since the Cabinet, ew said, the Cabinet also resBut Shevin said the Cabinet sitting as the Board returns and would accept noth- cinded the of Educaentire regents' ought to be able to correct miston, controls the junior collug else." standard for faculty evaluation, takes, like the approval of the leges. Faced with mounting opposiAtty. Gen. Robert Shevin, secrecy rule last August. tion to his proposal to reduce who propoaed the ending Personnel records of public of the Last year, the Cabinet twice school teachers also are secret school property tax limits from secrecy, said the regents' rule rejected separate rules to make by law. State Board Votes Interest Conf l ict Rule Cabinet Opens College Faculty Records To Public Inspection Voters Reject Charter Japanese Confident They'// Halt Inflation to ne Loophole I ' I! BERRI'S WORLD ":, - • , r " ______ S. j ____ ORLANDO, Fin. (AP) — With only 28 per cent of the elI. gible voters casting ballots, a proposed charter for (range County has been defeated. An unofficial tally in Tuesday's election showed 16,491 votes for the new charter and 25,212 against. The charter would have expanded the county commission from five to nine members with provisions for six of the nine members to be elected from districts and would have made the county administrator a mandatory post. The defeated proposal would also have combined the elected offices of tax collector and comptroller Into a Department of Finance and and would have given it an appointed director, , - ___ -' / I I , II -- -- ----------- - -- -' ___________ AdI1idi -.. .' ----- "" Out to lunch House Speaker-Designate Pushes SPECIAL For Public Employe Bargaining 125 2 Pieces nony.dpp4.cJ tried chicken, TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) the much more likely question eral positions such as the Sen. The flap stirred by members rrhc.c3 potatoes and gravy. Cole after her spat with Gurney last ate. of a House appropriations sub. law and a hot butter tast'n' biscuit. ,,.v. session that House Speaker. week — she'll have some prob. Mrs. Hawkins contended that committee who contend state designate Don Tucker, I). lemns with her fellow commi,s- she could hold down nkxjrdr-ijryscI her job on universities padded graduate II. at 616 w Tallahassee, has been waiting sioners. the PSC and L1 4. campaign against students enrollments to get for. Gurney In the Republican psi.- more money has aroused the Speaker Terrell Sessurns, I.)FRiED cHmcvD Mrs. Hawkins said at a Capi. mary by doing a good job of latent Inferiority complex felt Tampa, is still the speaker, tol news conference last week regulating utilities, OPEN DAILY IIAAA. TIL 910, M. PCi. £ SAT. Iii iip.0 by many persons associated make no mistake about it. But that she would not relinquish $0 FrchAy. liii way 1153) PSC chairman Bill Bevis, a with Florida State University. S.i.'f.rd Sessums 1' a lame duck in the the two years remaining on her Democrat, disagrees. last year of a two-year term; term if she ran for the Senate. "I'm not sure but I wonder his power is on the wane and The state resign-to-run prohib- whether or not she could do Tucker's is on the rise, its office holders from seeking that," Bevis said. "This job The same situation holds true an office with an overlapping only takes about 150 per cent of In the Senate, where president- term but does not apply to fed- our time" designate Dempsey Harron, DTALLAHASSEE, Fla. (APt — A strip of land that one Panama City, will be slipping legislator has called the most environmentally enInto the mantle of power now dangered In the Big Cypress Swamp is being bought as a worn by President Mallory st ate park. Home, 1)-Tallahassee. The Cabinet agreed Tuesday to pay the GAC Corp. of In Tucker's case, however, Mi;unl $4.4 million for the 24,568 acres in the Fakahatchec the transition has some particuStrand of Collier County. larly interesting ramifications. The land, appraised at $9 million, Is In a buffer zone in lie has been trying for years which the Cabinet has set up development controls to without success to put public TALLAHASSEE, Fla, (AP) protect the proposed 560,000-acre Big Cypress Freshwater employe collective bargaining, Gov. Reubin Askew anPreserve, workmen's compensation and nounced today 22 winners of the prison reform bills through the annual Governor's Awards for legislature. the Arts, alined at developing The time for Tucker's Ideas cultural interests in Florida. apparently has come. When the future speaker's pet "It' Is the responsibility of bills come before the House, state government to help prolawmakers who would aspire to wide an atmosphere under / which the arts can flourish and Positions of leadership next year can expect reminders that reach Florida citizens," Askew JACKSONVII..LE, Fin. (At)) tersburg eventually were sent support of Tucker's legislation said. Calls for a thorough hearing to prison in the case involving would be appreciated. — John Briggs' renomination bogus letters on Sen. Edmund The workmen's on The awards went to 11 mdi. cornviduals, two television stations, as U S. Attorney of the middle Muskie's stationery. pensation bill, providing a two newspaper publishing corndistrict of Florida have been "For many months, we have formula tied to the average panics, two businesses and four echoed by Briggs. been libeled and slandered by statewide income, has been too cities. "1 enthusiastically Join in the baseless accusations con- hot for legislators to handle in request," Briggs said Tuesday cerning the Segretti matter," the past. Powerful lobbies such Their contributions included work in performing and visual after learning that Sen. Lawton Briggs said. "We have had no as Associated Industries of Chiles, D-Fla., had asked the recourse but to sit and stew in Florida and the state Chamber a arts, literature, arts high. lighting ethnic heritage and Senate Judiciary Committee to our frustration that no one was of Commerce have mustered - -.-. programs stimulating interest hold a hearing on his reappoint- interested in the facts." mortal opposition In past n arts. ment by President Nixon. He said that was the only ac- sessions. Briggs said he has been false. t'usation made against him in This time around, an early Winners were Tampa and OrSOLITUDE ly accused of not aggressively tour and a half years as U.S. vote on the workmen's contlando for cities over 100,000 Our new 12,(()() acre investigating "dirty tricks" attorney. He said he was a ju- pensatlon bill seems likely. SILENCE SETS mood ood as a future honit'sjte — population end North Miami during Florida's 1972 presidcn- dictal appointee rather than a plumber checks pressure on "I think it's going to be a real [)Ianned Community isn't and Dunedin for smaller cities; iiott'-whjch t'IIII include tini orfrnarv. nolitical annointee and-"never nines h.'ini' ln.tii,,,l ,,, ..- -- ------test of th ,v,IitI,..i "fl UIV r"" V*L WTVJ.TV, Miami; WJCT-TV, quit(' ready for a Gratid [iriald Segretti of California engaged in a cover up dr drag- speaker.designate," said paved roads and LItid('r. &'ininolt' Junior College in a Jacksonville; the Sentinel Star and George hearing of St. I'c' ging our feet.' new building that IS part of Sessum,s. Opening right now. But (1(11' Co., Orlando; First National ground utilities. Tucker said he wouldn't do $3.6 million expansion Bank of Tampa; The Springs, beautiful one acre and program slated for ('Tl anything to conflict with SesDi-ive in to our Welcome Longwood; Times Publishing larger honwsitcs Cdli pletion in late 1915 sums in encouraging approval Co., St. Petersburg. Center and Sales Office. of his pet bills — but he didn't ______________________________ seen—and purchasedWe're just 13.3 road mitt's seem very worried , either. IU)LC. \'(fli Can t'aIk "i1ydaywt1lcome,"head, s()uthtt('st $ — This should be the legislative ~ - ' "I , .'Jous' Azoe f' R1eght P4Owl Earlybird Previeiiv! Royal Trai"Is State Buys Swamp Park I CA I - F RNITURE SALES ' . Wednesday, April 3, 1914-5A Governors Art Awards innounced I. U.S. Attorney AskS Thorough Hearing , 4* _____ - right ' ' UI ''""' PSC Okays Increase right In Florida Power Rate PSC Cancels TAUAHASSEE, Fla. (API proved. The comnnussion cut the The Public Service Commis- The Public Service Commis- increase by It was one of three multi-mil Eon may be one of the few state sion has approved a 5.7 per cent across-the-board rate increase lion-dollar rate hikes that went agencies to have a meeting called off because of rain. for the Florida Power Corp. of before the board Tuesday. A meeting called to discuss on a 2-I vote a The PSC denied St. Petersburg, boosting its proposals of Commis. $9.6 million increase asked for several rates by $12.1 million. by the Quit Power Co. of stoner Paula Hawkins was can. hike, approved by a Pensacola and postponed action celled when bad weather preThe unanimous vote Tuesday, will on an $11.2 million hike re- vented an airliner from stop. mean an average increase of quested by the Tampa Electric ping in Orlando to return Mrs. Hawkins from her home In $1.25 per month per household. Co. A hearing on the Tampa re- Maitland, If and when Mrs. Hawkins The company had asked for a quest was scheduled for April 22 $12.3 million interim increase, to consider questions about the decides to run for the U.S. Sen. saying It needed to boost Its company's reserve generating ate against Sen. Edward Gunney, R-Fla., — and when see ms profits to levels oreviously up- capacity. R E Nr 11 - . . Electronic Calculator for a New $10 VW apply rantr' wward i • -"right If you wish to call for an appointment RIGHT NOW. Tel. 904-357-9000 purchase `7 133 "' , oatsooai,mno Nn al Palm PalmIfr..i h (ohMa, In. W6. subtracts, multipli.., divides & figures percentages geogestuart _____________________________ RTO$22 _______________________________________ ______ _ - .- -------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------- - -- . - -- _P iu' io Obtain the HUD Property Report from developer and read it before signing anything. 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By JOSH FITVIUGH Associated Press Writer The energy crisis will not save the cities, but it may give them time to save themselves, Pre-existing trends toward Inner city living and mass transit may be accelerated, while some movement out of the cities may be slowed, After all, says the lead of Philadelphia's planning com. mission, "the cities are really the best energy savers that man has ever Long-range trends tren are cult, If not Impossible, to gauge. officials universally say "It's too early to tell" whether lifestyle changes in the cities . caused by the winter energy shortage will last, "Energy wl*l be a new factor In the complicated equation of where people live and work," says Doug Parker, newly ap. pointed energy adviser for the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development. . cities to see what changes the energy CrISIS hasbrought. Their answers Indicate that: —For the moment the flight from the cities may have stopped. Families and businesses appear more cautious about leaving. Young couples see an added advantage in buy. Ing in town, are more willing to subsidize mass transit and people appear more willing to ride it. "We know we've never had so much love and affection," says Wichita's Leaders The Associated Press surveyed leaders and citizens In several of the country's largest transit director Paul MCGinn*. —Development along the cities' fringes, and within downtown, may increase. Brokers point to the fuel-saving benefits of attached row houses. Most important, those who love the cities, or are comi. mitted to them, feel the energy crisis iis Fovides a new pay. weapon to combat the fear of r*ctaI distrust and urban crime, Awakening "I think there's been some. thing in the nature of an awak enlng that things can't go on the way they were," says Donald Moore, president of the Downtown Brooklyn Develop. ment Association. "Everything at least psychologically is flow. inA in our direction." 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Health Insurance U.S. San Situs - 0 ---I- __~'~4;4 - Plan Due . * The Sanford Zoning and' Planning Commission i, scheduled to Consider a; preliminary site development plan Thursday at Its 8 P.M. city, hail meeting for the San Situs fl acre multi-family, office and' * retail center on the Cut aide of: U.S, 17-fl and north of the: Sanford Plaza Shopping Center.: F WASHINGTON (API The sur ance hearings April 24-a proposed by the administration. including a maximum $300 decongressional jam and every Friday therea fter Secretary Caspar W. Wetn. ducti Uc for a family of three. ice surrounding national health until all new bi lls have been dis- berger of the Department of Health, Education and Welfare Insurance has been broken by cussed. The administration's plan, In the Introduction of new corn. The Kennedy-Mills bill more praised the Kennedy-Mills bill con trast, would set the capromise legislation by two closely resembles the Nixon ad. but said that administration tastrophic-illness ceiling at $1,. influential Democrats. ministra tion's proposal than leaders "remain strongly op- 500 wi th a $450 deductible for "This could pass the House Kennedy's earlier cradle-to- posed" to the concept of total the same size family. and Senate this year," Rep. grave approach favored by or- federal control of heal th tnsur. Wilbur D. Mills, D-Ark., said of ganized labor. ance and financing through SoBoth proposals would charge the bill worked out over the last Mills said it carries a nearly clal Security-like payroll tax in- consumers the first per cent 18 months with Sen. Edward N. Identical $41) billion price tag, creases. of bills until the limit is but would be financed through Kennedy, fl-Mass. The Kennedy-Mills bil l would reached, and both would abolMills, chairman of the House payroll taxes and an additional limit the average American ish Medicaid for the needy with - : .' -i- -: -.-- - __________________________________________________ i .. . * _e over ..-I ljc~j _ _ ________ - :.. : - - * -I , ' , . , - of - 0 P73 " . .. .• , . ii~tr ..*-, ' , • _. * - * . F. . - :..-' '.1, . At ~T~ - - -: * (Herald PM. * Goof " COUNTY FIREMEN LEARN COMBAT TECHIQUES FIREMAN'S speedy descent down a rope from a building at the Sanford Airport is checked by his mates manning the 'brake ropes' on controversial development Lake County and Major Realty Corp, on one side, Seminole County and the East Central Florida Regional Planning Council on the other have agreed to give the state - (Harald Photo By CIII Vincent) DISABLED JET LANDS SAFELY Acquitted Drug Raiders CryFoull Some of - IE The Jury deliberated 34 drugs were found j4ng the 10 urAercover narcetics of. hours Tuesday night before raid& Reservoir Lake; single famfly Sets Sewer Rates the state Insurance Senice the water system takes place, 22, of 1314 Perslinurion Ave.. CasftIb`errY charged Tuesday Illinois raids, taking testimony dicate Major is working up a east of Interstate 4 and ninee in June 30. Dorfman said during be phasell out when the cityts brakes into Tuesday. Nothing with two drug charges and only from those whose homes presentation far the state to the area west of Interstate 4. thenlne-weekperiodhewlllbe reglonall.Smillion gallondally 1 •• 'g'j. .,t_t_,_i_ .' '-'• *4 '-- a-L;.•q Li.r .*..J . ft .a'c4d *( • . .,, ,, .* * -. . - - ''• e .1' v- ,. .'• -44 tL , 'A" L - -:-.. - Battery sM 10 gall= of gas. -"- 4j.F4 .., :4 Mjftjr :' ;,, - oline stolen Tuesday from truck Bicycle worth $188 stolen belonging to Bill Walmsley, of from home of Patrick 919 W. First Street. Items Kl ll achy, 2S, cii 200 therrywood valued at W. Drive. Barbara Jo Jackson, 20, of 109 Scott Drive charged with cashing a worthless check. J:uk'd in lieu of 15(X) bond Home of C. K. Blanton, , Joseph AddIson, 4-4, of 489 Lake Howell Arms Apts., hit by Highland Drive, Longwood burglars Monday. Coins and charged Tuesday wi th Indecent camera valued at $2,335 stolen. exposure. Posted $300 bond Home of John F. Hansen, 54, same day. of 101-A Georgetown Delve burglai-ized Monday. Watches County and Jewelry worth $6,235 stolen, Lake Howe ll Arms residence Paul Timothy Boxier, 39, tJJess of Phlls Zimmerman, 27, charge with cashing maca Monaly. Lodged in wrjaru msw*iiy, tcwuq' - ootyjallthIeu of $L000bond.' Worth $136 stO1L lake Howell Arms residence Ronald Ciyde Jolman, 21, of Orlande, charged with bringing ci David 0. Glaaoock, 4$ drugs into county jail. Lodged burglarized Monday. Guns, in county jail In lieu if $5,000 jewelry and television valued at $915 stolen, borA Lake Howell Arms residence Stereo valued at $427 stolen from home of Guy B. Herndon, of Ali ce B. Allen, 75, 27, of 40! Mad-O.Thc•Mit burglarized Monday. Jewelry worth $645 stolen. Dni%e, Monday. Gold watch valued at $150 James David Watson, 1$, of Apopka arrested Tuesday in stolen Tuesday from the Mn. of Ralph H. Parke.s, 43, ci l N. j . Jail in lieu of u,o Casselberry 4.'!J _I ;e '-" .,. Maitland 4, I tVi,sM. t'nrfr flriv* Station Manager Is Robbed Three robbers pushed a pistol into the neck of an Altamuiitc Springs service station manager Tuesday night as he was closing and failing to get any money they took his cigarettes and ran. James E. Noe, 46, of Hum. phrey Road in Lake Mary told sheriff's deputies he was locking an outside door when man in me snedows wrapped his arm around Noe and rifled his pockets, dieputles salt . J. UItAIi(i Charles i. Bragg, 66,of417W. Third Street St., Sanford, died Tuesday at Seminole Memorial Hospi tal. Born in Loveland , Ohio, he lived In Sanf ord for 60 HAR C LES years and was a retired dispa tcher from Yellow Cab Co., Sanford. lie worked for the AC!. Railroad for five years and was a veteran of World War National Deaths Georges Pompidou PARIS (AP) Georges Poiipidou, 62, whole sole venture into electoral politics gained him the strong French presidency built by Charles de Ga ul le, died Tuesday of an undisclosed Ill ness. — Frank S. Hogan NEW YORK(/t['—FranikS. Hogan. 72. who as Manhattan's chief prosecutor (or 32 years '°° convictions of key figures in wlde4y publicized scandals, Deputies said died Tuesday after th ree asked Noe where mcn ths in a hospital followlr,g a was and he told them it was s oke last year. tr locked in th Instead of slogging him ey Just grabbed his cigarettes and were last seen running behind I MEMORIAL PARK P Club 436, deputies uid. The Perpetual Carr ctrmifilery men were all described as young black males. ~ The cigarettes wire found Miles West of Sanford behind the station by deouties. - .. . . . . survivors nc u e a son, i __ __ Kuhn Will Face Aaron in Go Or No Go Will CINCINNATI (AP) he or won't he' The answer to the lowed records of all time, has strongly suggested, Aaron will 10-year-old superstar more been a raging topic of debate be facing Reds' right - hander than any other Red. Newcomer Great Henry Aaron Debate is this spring since the Braves an- Jack Dillingham, a 19-game Clay Kirby Is only hours away. scheduled to start nounced he would likely be kept winner last year, in Sunday's final game of the The Atlanta Braves' home out of the lineup until the club The sinker-ball specialist said series. run artist arrives with his team returns to Atlanta, he'll have a hollow spot in his today amid a swirling con- LONGWOOD_ Winter Par k's high school track team once again added to it reputation as one of the best in the state as they won a five-way l d Charles Bragg of Mascotte, ha.; a daugh ter, Mrs. Marcile Wilson of Leesburg; a brother, L B. Bragg of Sanford; two sisters, Mrs. Marie Knight of Mascotte and Mrs. Stable Dryden of Salt Springs, three _____________ ___________________ . - -- .. - 0y IS nwtvt,s frOM Sant•rd and Orlando. (ftic,e*ct.s, I £ 3 bdu,t. servic es will be hold by V. Johns And Tonhovso from . _•';,- - . Unfurn. Short Term Lease .- i Lus T,I!L i!j1?Vu1i Act on Ar z. * ___________________ . HouSton at Houston. M9li Oakland.) Mesa, 25%off steel belted radials. t4orfolli. Philad,lp,,j vi. Minnesota at i Orlanto. ri., night Pit5qgh vs Chicago (A) at Sarasota, Fla SI, Louis v Kwj City at Little Rock, Ark, Chicago (N) vs. Cleveland at Ttjc'ian. An California vs I). ci Calif.-Rjv iftidi at Yuma. Arli. Anion. Western vs San Diego at orts wriday O.mis Francisco v%. Santa Clara u at Clara, cali f New York IA) vs New York (N) at Norfolk, Va Montreal vs AA,rnesols 31 Th '-1 was fourth at 46'O". events Lyman turned In the lowest The sprinting J Miken's leap of 22'S" in the belonged to Winter Park's time in ti cor-. this )ear Jong jump broke his own mark Roberson but their were some with a 2:00.1. ('set by earlier this year. Second baffles for second place. In the In the dista nce events Don place went to DeLand's Thcrne 120 high hurdles Roberson's Cook from Winter Park cap. - followed 1w, Stuckav. tl,na tat .ies. . ..... wirn iuurus wxea ooin the mile and two. The pole vault was won by Littlejohn In second. The 10 mile. 0 v. Montr eal vs Boston a, Wint er Haven. Fl. Nw York (A) vs POw York (N) . Sii'i Santa t'Ir Professional Basketball kde3221 Survivor PIus 71118 Fed las. Playoffs The UO yard run found Hutchinson won with a toss of M yard relay, DeLand won th 1:13.2 followed by Win ter Deljand'sTom)latchetton top 52'l" with Winter Park's wi in 1:58.9. Terry Travis from Nuredini in second. Glenn Hill Part, Boone and Lyman. l.4andSR434 By The Associated press All Times EDT NSA Sale prices ellective through Saturday. au knees Whitewall tubeless. Conference Semifinals Tuesday, Aril3 Eastern Conf.rsnc. Buffalo IU, Boston los. series tied Tire size Save I Reg. Sale Ff170.14 13.24 52.95 39,71 3.04 Capoal N. 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Repairmen were hurriedly pe a ing st nd ovation. -Then 714 caree r smashes, season opener or in the re patc hi ng up a section of the I'll have to get down to busi. main- Both clubs were scheduled for ing two games of the series. Ieftlield fence—Aaron's prime ness," said the 31-year-old Bil- home An announcement on the de- ligh t workouts today. run territory—that was lingham, who has given up five ctslon is likely to come at A sell-out crowd of 51,?m is battered by high winds Monday homers to Aaron. Thursday's 11:30 a.m. EDT expected at the four-year -old Reds' Manager George Press conference. Aaron and stadium which officially "Sparky" Anderson plans to Baseball Commissioner Bowie christened withAaron The Reds have announced the first homer follow with fireballing lefty Don Vice Kuhn will be in attendance, President Gerald Ford will hit in the gleaming white $45 Gullett in Saturday's nationally pinch-pitch for President Nixon Aaron, on the threshhold of million edifice, televised game. Gullett has eclipsing one of the most hat- If he plays, as Kuhn has permitted nine homers to the in throwing out the traditional first ball. Wednesday 's Games Detroit night o , AM of Deland David Lang rur,nral Itonsv, . - . Funeral Notices Graveslde Ma sonic ov won in 9.6 by the 100 yard dash in 9,s and the 13'0". Lyman's Tom Chegash Roberson Gi I 20 high hurdles in 14.1. He also was second at 12'S". in second. In the last sprinting won the 220 yard dash In 24.9. event Roberson took the 220 In the relay even ts Boone The final score in the fiveyard way meet was Winter park, came iway tops on two oc- se dash in 21.9 with Floyd In cond. 330; DeLand, 90L; Boom, 59; casiona. In the sprint medley DeLand picked up a fil Braves posted a 2:03.5 'Lyman, 63 and Sanford followed by Winter Park, place ri bbon In the 330 inSemi nole 19 DeLW)d *fld Lyman. The mile termediate hurdles behind Although Each set r ecor In the high jump he was relay was also captured by Thorne. liii time was 41,4. outleaped by Winter Park ace Boone in 3:28. DeLand was Lyman's Jimmy Brinker was -Jeff LaBour. LaBour captured second, W inter Park third and second .5 second off the pace. first because of fewer misses. Lyman fourth. Nat Perkins of Sanford was Third went P2 Glenn Hill of In the other relay event, the the winner in the quarter-mile. Lyman. In the shot put Bruce 4 siepuaugnier, M5. Frank Weber, one brother, Edwa rd Jones of Roanoke, two sisters, Mrs. William Underwood of Green Cove Springs and Mrs. Virgie McGhee of Roanoke, several grandchildren and great-grandchildren. David Lang Funeral Home, DeBary, in charge of - * - -- Although not setting any records, Winter Park's Mike Roberson remained the fastest sprinter In the area, winn ing Parker Kameneck, who cleared yard-dash was . CLARINCI J. Funer al Services for Clarence .1 Jones . is, of 32 Volu-sia Drive, DeBiry, who died Tuday. will behlidat7p.rn. Friday at David Lang Chapel, DeBary with Rev A. J. Coefi.ld ofticiatlng, VS Kfl5J4 COy, can crltd, ran t'* (N) 3. Nw York (A) Philadelphia I. St. LOv,i I Pittsburgh 10, P,'iIadppa 2 Chicago (N) 1), MiIwak to California I,U southern calif, Minnesota 13, Boston 0 Qaklind I, ClevtIar4 3 the long jump for his record. grandchildren and one greatgrandchild. Brisson Funeral Home In arrangements. cha rge of arrangements. CLARENCE J. JONES Clarence J. Jones, 75, of 32 Vol Drive, DeBary, died 'l'uetisy at DeBary Manor. Born in Roanoke, Va., he lived In DeBary 21 He was a retired engineer for Florida Power and Light Co., a member of Sanford Masonic Lodge 62 A and F and the Community Methodist Church, DeBar'. Survivors include his wife, Edna' two sons, Dick Sanford, and Jim Jones, Jack.wnvi lle' two daughters, Mrs. Loraine Entriken of Jacksonville and Mrs. Emory Light of Haymerket, Va.; one - :,,-,' meet Tuesday night. Eddie Esch and Danny Mikell of Lyman, both broke school records in their respective events. Each cleared 6'2L," in the high Jump to establish a new mark and Mikell soared fl'S" in SPRINGWOOD VILLAGE & Concim&,i 7, Chicago (A) 6 Detroit & Houston -S. *9 Furn. Press TeW• Games Allan). 3. 6011imor 2 Lyman Sets New Marks herald Corspondent to IIJMI1 111(11 ' BY Th. AIi.ci.l -' — — Schedule Sho ws Tra ck Power 8 JOHN C* . __ . : ,'-. ..Lyman's Eddie Esch later jumped 6' 2'," . Seigfrled said the savings will in New York taking stock ex capacity plant is constructed. be sinlflcanL change training. The City of Longwood under current plans is also to be __________________ 9 6 CwMagered It connected to the Altamonte 'tht5 plaid. Area Death . Exhibition Baseball AL. , . WP e Do Wertin said the how*owners er . low — LOS AAQ.I*S 10. San Franc isco I Insurance Rates Cut ratessoon, according to Fire manpower Is hired for the fire North cinnati c'l' ' '""u C Estate residents will have to be pact, must be approved by the Chief Tom Selgfried. department, new equipment is __ then (i ed &U it affects, and not Just Its Mayor Norman Floyd says purchased, Planned updating In --- 1%7 i- WINTER PARK'S JEFF LEBOUR CLEARS 6'2" 0 - — v w, * re Insurance Rates To Drop In Altamonte Include a formula to cover loss of money from the project. J". . - 03C16 ' Jailed in lieu ci $1,000 bond. were raided. repotteti Ella Mae Appling, 43, of 423 Ovid &hii-s, u of Home of Scipio Bracey Jr. N. Longwood Ave., Altamonte defense attorneys and a former of 701 W. 9th Street broken Springs charged Tuesday with head of a Justice Depa rtment Tuesday. Front a nd sepionauriit to commit murder. organized crime strike force In smashed and two televis Ja iled in lieu of $8000 bond. Chicago. said Percy "wants to worth 1140 stolen. be president of the United Burglars Tuesday came in A l._ Sates and ne aoeznn JUIOW irumanw l'Flfl95 bathroom window of home of enough to listen to both sides. Tommie Lee McClain, 46, of Lawn mower v al ued at $500 "It was a railroad job by the 1607 W. 7th Street. Stolen was a stolen from home of Morr is Justi ce Department. They were te levi,q, watches and canned Eiseman, 22, of Ill Elizabe th railr oaded." goods wor th nso Kenneth R. Bloemker, one of Juvenile arrested inside Dabs Ave., at unknown date. the federal Bureau of Narcoti cs Treasures of 118 S. Palmetto and Dangerous Drugs agents on Ave., Tuesday. The youth, age Forest City tr ial, said, '1 think tee were inIl, turned over to the Di vision Ar me d robbery at LII Champ dicted maliciously." He also of Youth on Bear Lake Road, Tuesday, charged that Percy "jumped on Box ci pencils, basketball wire cutters worth tota l of $12 Undertennjnerj amount of cash the bandwagon because he has taken. some pr esidential aspirations." st n Tuesday f Middle School. _ a t .* '' for eight Iota south of Santa St., S and west of Grenada Ave.; single family to general commercial on two lots north of the Hiawatha Ave—U.S. 12 intersection, and multi-family to general commercial on a lut on E. Third St., between ypress and Pine Ave.s Nancy O'Rourke, are the only women in the state taking the course, Although Tuesday ' The prosecution charged that ficers acquitted on charges of finding the agents Innocent of office has reclassified the city new hydrants are installed and are now paying a maximum the agreement to wait 120 days was u a "seven" terrorizing 11 persons in drug all charges that they violated agents manhandled some of a third fire station Is built in charge of $5. monthly. raids last year claim they were the civil rights of the persons residents of the raided homes anticipated, Neiswender said, Areas are rated by the state Lake Lotus Floyd said the rate has been railroaded and maliciously whose homes were raided with. and threatened some with guns. an April 23 examiner's meeting office on a scale of one through me La Lo will set ke by the city's consulting tus ar As U.S. District Court Judge has been scheduled In Tavares 10 with 10 being the lowezt keep Its current nine rating engineers, Glace and Radcliffe, prosecuted by the Justice De- out search warrants. Ju st in partment under pressure from There was no testimony dur- 0mev Poos read the last of the degree of fire protection. Most until the water system and the urns amount will be Sen. Charles H. Percy. tOg the trial to indicate that any verdicts, the seven federal oWHowever, Neiswender said, cities In the area have six looped Into the main system, charged to all sewer plant cers and three St. Louis police- Major Realty has through eight ratings and few If t lien. He said a meeting will be men cheered, shook hands and negotiate with the state --in any have less than a five rating. City councilmen voted held with DPC omciais Frida y embraced their families and gcod faith." Fire insurances rates are based unanimously Tuesday to to report no agreement can be friends. Some wept on the number rating. authorize the city attorney _____ reach ed with Southern Gulf. The spokesman said Major Percy, an Illinois Republican, Siegfried said t3day prepare a resolution excusing Stephan Wayne Dennis, 18. f conducted Senate hearings in has spent $5 million for the land Altamonte Springs previously Councilman Dan Dorfman from Sanford Many sewer package plants Esplanada Way, Chicago last spring on the six alone, and other sources In- was rated eight In the section being absent April 29 through and small sewer systems are to Home of Jimmy Lee Daniels, 1001 Police 1 R It four months to buy the land. County commissioners and planning council officials By DONNA ESTES high." Plantations Estates in Orange Tuesday agreed to the 120-day County to the Altamonte Herald Staff Writer Mayor Norman Floyd "clock," in the words of ALTAMONTE SPRINGS nounced sewer treatment facility, tell DPC no agreement Seminole County Planner City council Tuesday night charge to the utility company can be worked out. Roger Neiswender. City Attorney Joseph l)avts turned a deaf ear to pleasfrom will be * cents per ti-i If the state can't find money Southern Gulf U tili ties officials gallons o(wute water monthly. said DPC is forcing the city to from a recently paased $200 waste water from proposed rates for truth' suggested time rdered treat million endangered lands bond TALLAHASSEE, ha. tAP) over sewage at the city's Planned by the State Department of 181--home sullivtslon. issue, then the legal ba ttle Fire insurance rates for it regional sewer plant are "too Poll ution Control to hook up Edward Wensin, Southern agencies will be cut 10 per cent Three Rivers will be renewed at Gulf U tili ties area manager, July 1, saving the state apthat time "to its eventual . said the AltamOnte Charge _____ will proximately $100,000, co nclusion, whatever it might • i c'OItabOut$4.SOhouIeboIdinthe Insurance Commissioner be." subdivision, He added wi th the Thomas O'Malley said today. Attorneys for both aides new City of Eatoovllle charging $4 ______________________________ to Tallahassee last week for a monthly per unit to allow waste ________________ state examiner's heating into ALTAMONTE SPRI NGS He . water transmission through the planning council's rejection City residents has promised a farther ':.h of Three Rivers, which, as a to a reduction In fire üurance reduction when additional city lines to the Altamonte home county. Cobk ;;,'- -. WILLIAM B. "Robbie" Roberts, general manager of Johnny Bolton Aircraft at Sanford Airport, examines blown nosewbeel tire Ofl 75,000 Turbo Commander he landed safely with three passengers aboard today as firmen stood by. Roberts radioed ahead that th e tire blew on takeoff from Clearwater Airport. The plane wasn't damaged in landing at Sanford. ALTON, M. (Al') _ family for Sanford Christian School and cemetery property south of W. 25th St., and north of theground. Some58 paidand volunteer firemen inSen-dnole county are currently attending a 200-hour, 10-week fire combat study conducted by Bob Etherson, chief of training at Winter Park Fire Department, and Don Poole, head of training at Reedy Creek Fire Department. Two S%flWfl from the Lake Mary Fire Department, Carol Hoffman and the - - - '. is commercial at 714 Florida Ave.: single-family to multi - — yi') . -. , rts Writer :—•rf Altamonte - ' 9 a'.'AVIS Ut ' - - .... building at Park Ave., and 13th St;an office building at 214 Oak Ave.; and a revised n,.ilmin2rt,J nliii Vnr Sg'Iin,, si r'' Dick Bond's Hidden Lake jlinnl unit devt1pment. Five public hearings or rezoning requests are also scheduled. They include g change from single-family , AD parties to a legal battle I . . . -I- * % *.'' :- Goes business," said the lanky Cm. Ford was named as the White University of Sou thern Calif or- Short Explains pitcher who has given 1Iise starter for the opener, nla , and Angeles Dodg. Gerald Ford and Jack 811- up five homers to Aaron in Short, who retained 10 per ctit an invitation from [Ingham have both been an. career. 5 J 101. cent ci the team, sa id, "1 did Kuhn and Reds' President Bob flou nced as starters for Thurs. The game between Montreal everything I could in Washing. There's no indication day 's major league baseball that /ta. Howsam, ton to make the team a success, and Kansas City was Called opener between the Cincinnati rofl will definitely be in the Twins Win One and I wouldn't stay wi th this because of rain, Reds and the Atlanta Braves In Bra ves' line-up to continue his team if I didn't believe it P suit Atlanta. of Babe Ru th's career ur In exhibition games Tuesday, The ball Ford throws out eventually will pay dividends." homer mark, o But the vice president has a ther than Base. Minnesota bombed Boston 13-0, won't be worth anything near Chicago Cubs pitcher Milt big advantage. He doesn't have ball Commissioner Bowie a split Philadelphia phillies what the record-breaking ball Pappas topped a list of several to worry a bo ut servi ng up flank Kuhn's recent memo tha t he squad lost to Pittsburgh 10-2, hit ou t of the pa rk by Aaron will players who were trimmed by expected the 40-yea r-old star to Aaron's 714th home run. bring. Spalding, whose clubs shuffling their rosters in Louis Cardinals e4, the Chicago baseballs make an appearance are used by both ma - preparation for opening-day Standing Ovation But If the homer does come, Whi te Sox beat the Reds 7.0, the jar leagues, got into the ball pla y. Bhlllngham says it won't be the Milwaukee Brewers trimmed "Everybody in the pla ce bidding business Tuesday, of. Pappas, 34, is one victory shy t he Chicago Cu bs 11-10, the New fering $15,000 going to give him a standing end of the world, for the ball Aaron of becoming the third pitcher to York Mets blanked the New hits for No. 715. ovati on when he comes up to "It's not some thi ng tha t's go. York notch 100 victories in each Yankees 3-0, the Detroit bat. My stomach is probably ing to haunt me the rest of my Tigers beat the league. While pitching in the Hous to n Astro, Meanwhile, the Texas American urn over a coup e of life." Billinghain said. "Nobody League, he compiled times and I'll swallow hard. will remember it a mon 4.2. the Atlanta Braves edged Rangers were sold by Bob Shorl 110 victociegit while he th lathas won Then I'll have to get down to er." the Baltimore Orioles 3-2, the to a Dallas-Fort Worth group 99 games in the National California Angels beat for $10 million dollars. Leau Spo discussed include Rail, En Apartments on Terwiliiger Lane; Applewood Arms apartmen ts east of AÜPOI't Blvd., between country Club Rd. and W. th St.; Salvation Army center be tween Maple and holly Ayes, and 22nd and - State Wins To JIM.-A, Chance Save Land ' - Vs ________ . % Fever By ANDY LIPPMAN Other site plans to be $8.5 billion rather than private family's out-of-pocket health- some form of new governmentsaid he will conduct health in- health insurance premiums as care pa)-ments to $1,000 a year, financed coverage. By CHRIS NELSON Herald Staff Writer The state now has l) days to find the cash for 5,& wilder. ness acres along the Wekiwa River slated for development into Three Rivers, a planned 50,000-person city in Lake County. Spring Review ' e nne auto center - Disc overhaul ..... 94.88 -00 Milt guarantee Guarjflt,,d against detective rt and wear Out. We will install new linings. 15 rebuild wheel cylinders. resurdrums. repack Iro,st wheel bearings with new grease seals, refill hydraulic system and d test __ We know what you're looking for. roa rd Plaza Penney's: Open 8 a.m. 'til 9p.m. Mon. tfiru Sat, �Wednesday, April 3. 1974 10A—The Sanford Herald High in a WFL Paints Security Picture Despite .1 Risk The Sanford Herald Wednesday, April 3, 1974--1 1A Playground sky by e M By FRANX BROWN A? Sports Writer Long months remain before the football season opens offi. dilly, but the way things have been going in the otfseason, gaim-i could prove an anticil. max. The National Football League, made more fully aware of the World Football League by the bombshell signings of the three Miami Dolphin stars Sunday, reached deep into its pocketbook Tuesday and came up with two first-round draft choices Massive defensive tackle Carl Barillauskas agreed to terms with the American CoerenceNew York Jets for a three-year contract reported as high as $650,000, while the Chicago Bears signet; No. 1 choice Waymond Bryant of Tennessee State -- a linebacker, In both cases, the WFI, made strong overtures to the college stars, only to lose In the bar- gaining through doubts that It — regardless of Messrs. Csonka, Warfield and Klick — will prove itself viable this summer, "I put a lot of emphasis on playing In the NFI," said Bryant, the second-round pick of the Washington-Baliimore Ambassadors, "We had doubts the WFL would get off the ground," Banitauskas, 6-foot-6 and 265 pounds, felt the same way. The offer From the New York Stars enough money his services for the Honolulu Ha. wallans. The Miami Herald re. ported in its Wednesday edi. Lion that Scott "is close" to a 7 14 ---A" ii ,_ a - _4_ I with the WFI. team. - - == ----.1 I _A_ V - I __ A *-`~ sister at Play So Ow Miami crisis continues, Thirteen other Dolphins have not yet signed their contracts for the coming season, and a number of that group are toying with the purse strings of the WI L owners. - - Sloan -1 P Coach () f Son Mike and constant éompanion, Yea Snoopy, By George , . l I •.L. ______________________________ G. Boudreau - ," q - N - . __ -e - ' ,--- , .:711 ..-- - - -...- - ,:, ,, ,,' - . - -.- • - I- - . - . - - - - . - - . . ________ ______ . ..- - -, . -. -- P X - - , 1,_It_a 1, I _ .. . - - '! - _-_ I .- - , _. - , ______________ - Nrft — '4 go ' :0 0 ~ (H aid Pho e p • il - _ftwiw ____ ' NEW YORK (AP) Norm Noire Dame's Dick Ph l s 'Players win the games, not em, Southeastern and tWIt't Ir Sloan, a low-key bos3 who plays placed third with 24 votes, the coaches." the Atlantic Coast Conferen,, Sloan has mystical rapport He has guided the Wolf pack t' down his role with North Caro- Michigan's Johnny Orr was lisa State's national champion- fourth with 19 and UCLA's John With his players, as well as an three ACC titles ship basketball team, was Wooden, who has won this enormous attachment. In his Sloan's emergence as the mu named The Associated Press award five times, was fifth with eighth season, thoie ingredients lion's No. I coach moves Wood. Coach of the Year today. have helped him Compile a 14 14. en out of spotlight, tem Preaching "love" among hIs 71 record, including a 27-0 mark manly at least. 11w UCl coach The modest transplanted players, Sloan directed the last year when the Wolipack wasnamcdCoachoftheYeir In Hoosier scored a runaway Wolfpack to a 30-1 record this was on NCAA probation for 1967, 1969, 1970, 1972 and l9 1111 vlctory'over Marquette's Al season, including the 7644 vlc. recruiting violations. Other coaches receiviri a man whom Sloan tory over Marquette inthe NaPriortotakingovertheNorth vetes thIs year: Charles ItiW, beat Just as easily for the tional Collegiate Athletic Asso- Carolina State post, Sloan Pitt (10); Ted Owens, Kan national title. elation's finals coached at Presbyterian (6); Lute Olson, Long Hi'. But he's not overly impressed College, 11w Citadel and Florl- State iS); Roy Skinner, The 47-year-old Sloan collect- with his part in the formidable da. IiL overall coaching record derbilt (3); Eddie Suttr. ed 81 points to 35 for McGuire in accomplishments. is 35&208 and he has won Coach Creighton (2); Don Donotwr, balloting by the nation's sports "People give coaching too of the Year honors in three dif. Dayton (2) and Fred Schaus. writers and broadcasters, much credit," he has often said. ferentconferrnces—theSouth. Purdue (2). 4 - chtirwa - H Of H Pu b i icity Consistency, seldom has been rocked by controversy, Several months later e tough academic parochial signed a lucrative one--& $1 school in Atlanta and his The latest wasn't even of his million contract with the Mag. youngest daughter, Dorinids, is making. The Atlanta club naval Corp. in elementary school. become baseball's all-time announced it would hold Aaron He became in demand for home run king. He married an Atlanta taleout of the season-opening series television programs last The Atlanta Braves slugger is in winter vision personality, BIllye Wi Cincinnati this week so he but want enthralled with the llama, during the winter, Constantly hounded by fans for could belt the two historic home Hollywood scene, J autographs or pictures a by Aaron La a Conservative perruns in AtJanW during an I I-day reporters for interviewsnd "That's a different life." he son off the field. His hair is al. . He home stand starting next said, seldom turns down anyone. ways closely trimmed, He Monday. doesn't go in for the long sideThey seek out the 40-year-old Aaron agreed Worthy Projects burns and wildly-colored lashy superstar almost anywhere, club wanted, but Commissioner clothes of so many of today's He staged a celebrity bowling Bowie Kuhn ordered the Braves Autograph Hounds athletes, tournament to start the 40-year-old in Atlanta about 16 He will tell you home run I-ate last fall, it woman In star In Cincinnati. Aaron said rnontlis ago and raised SZ,000 hitters drive that Merctdes am Cincinnati was almost struck he wouldn't defy for research and tr eatment of conimisCadllIcs, but tiyacar when shedartedintoa sioner, sickle-cell anemia, a disease to that rule.he is an exception lie drives a t1sy street attempting to collar It was after his arrival in At- generally contracted blaCks. Chevrolet, saying with a Aaron for an autograph. He is in the process L'rnta that Aaron began nni. of raising daickk', Its all I can afford Earlier UU.s spring in Miami, ruanding six-figure salaries, $1t,OOO for the flank Aaron two young fans bolted over a Scholarship Fi and is House Letters A few we.,ks after belting his an active part in It. The money waIst-high fence and scrambled Highest Paid 700JI into Position next to Aaron in Is to be used to keep needy received ni ia July, Aaron lie is currently in th a letter that described e final Youngster the on deck circle so a Parent or s, black and white, hree- year contract from dropping out o him well, friend could snap f Illgh a picture for $200,000 annually, which at during a preseason game. t the time school because of financial for"it Must be deeply satisfying he signed It made him problems. YOU to near the end of your mattered not that only the back baseball's highest paid player. exhilarating quest to which you of Aaron showed, for most fans "I think a white player would Aaron struggled to get his have directed your finest ef. know his number anyway, high school degree and has tak. have endorsements Just flood- en an forts for many years, Your Hank merely glanced at intense interest ing at his feet," Aaron said boys and went on about late education of his four children quiet determination and profeslast year. "They're certainly business of getti ng a for marriage to Bar- sional excellence have earned in shape for not flooding at my feet. I do get '°' the respect and admiration bara Lucas, The oldest, Gaile the final push toward Babe a few endorsements, maybe of millions of America ns," attends Fisk University In Bulb's all-time record of 714. when someone feels sorry (ni Nashsille It came on White House Sta1k' enters his 21st major league Tenn. Two sons, tiont'rv and was signied by the Henry Jr and season Lui ry, attend a with the Braves — with 713. Aaron says that if the recog- by • William T Douhitt •- 6, as H ATLA NTA (AP) — Henry Louis Aaron has remained Un. daunted In the swirl of attenUon surrounding his quest to 0 ' r. a Fee in g Heat A cooperative little Low=Key, Modest & Lovi n g . __. . ; -_ *li; -_ -11, - di " I - 1.IF ~~ - moreColtstotheWFLuitdld former All-Pro wide receiver Gary Collins to the Ambauadora and Houston Oilers quarterback Ed Hargett to the Honolulu Hawaiians Baltimore linebackers Mike Curtis and Ted Hendricks, de. fenslve end Roy Hilton, running back Don McCauley and safety Rick Volk all are in the option year of their contracts and have expressed readiness to jump. Miami Dolphins safety Jake Scott may find that there's _____ ______ 11 ;V It wasn't the money that brought about the move. "Get. ting back to the South was pretty important to me," said the 21-year-old the AFC's leading passer last season and ngtneer of a 94-1 playoff wason for the Raiders "I was born in the South, raised in the South, played football in the South (at Alabama), and I'd Like to continue to do . SO.# But money may draw five starting players from the Balti. was termed "substantial" by the big tackle's lawyer, and covered fewer years, but Barillauskas expressed concern over the numerous franchise shifts the WFL already has suffered, That fact apparently didn't matter to Oakland Raider veteran quarterback Ken Stabler, who Jumped to the WFI. Birmingham Americans — starting with the 1976 season — for a multi-year contract one agent said made him the highest-paid player in the sport's history. Rudolph Aukschun ," - - ' - - . ~ ,, : ... .. Sanford Merchants Lead Men's Metro 1 .1l come his way 10 years ago he may have had a difficult time IVO Sanford Merchants continued Crutcher gave up nine High School sprinters take time Winter Park. Boone finished in third place hits in three by Eddie Morton and ~ coping with It. g to be its domination of the Sanford the losing effort while winning to cut up at the starting blocks between events . "I knew it was goin behind Winter Park and DelAnd. Bruce Drujnon, and two each in Tuesday's five way track meet won by — bad, but I didn't know It was Men's Slowpitch Softball lob ber for Prosser"cott,was by Richard Carro" , Car, I" going to be this bad," he said. League with a IS-I romp over tagged for 12. and Tom Webb. Auto Train t'ighlighting George Singleton rapped "Every time I out Gerald Page picked up the turn around, Monday night's action. In two doubles to spark Sm B The Associated PT?$$ moved to an insourmountable 4- goals, Including the game win- period tied 3.3, but Hill Flett, mound victory for Southern someone , • I played goal, defense and 0 lead going into the final perl- ner, to lead the Toros. The Ross Lonsberry and Dave something,Is at the door for Saturday competition the Carlson over ACME Conveyer Bell allowing seven hil.s. Dave .1, i Merchant's bombarded ACME 9-2, Steve hrtciju forward In my sleep last night, od. added two Driefuersi, Bobby Bray arid Toros jumped to a 2.0 first-pen- Schultz scored less than five Conveyer 30-2. Dave RiCharde singles to the effort, Steve Tiresome Record and I woke up this morning a • Day, John Pirozzi led the losing od lead on Carleton's first goal minutes apart to give the and and Roger Beathard led the Roger Datson and Juron i al LONGWOOD—Sanford's inthebottomhalfoftheopening walked to put two men on, It wreck," said Chicago Cougar The Cougars will play either and another by Gavin Kirk. been a tiresome thing, hitting attacks Recipe. league-leading Flyers their ,,. ' • Curtis Wolf scattered seven hits frame. Mike Andriano led off was then Raines that had the Braxton were the leading Player-Coach Pat Stapleton. New England or Toronto in ithe constantly talking about Babe In the final game played Ken Baird scored both of Ed. 108th point, a West Divisio-,, In other Monday games, Jack hitters over nine innings for the baby the Inning with a single and only extra base hit of the for ACME. first round of the East playoffs monton's goals, tying the game record. Ruth," he says. --I just walli to Saturday, [Ake Monroe shoved Prosser Ford, led by Ted Seminoles as the Sanford ftle second wid thN. He evening a triple scoring two "We all felt we had to make this coming weekend. Southern Bell Saturday night 14 runs acrou in the first irming at 2-2 with his second tally at The game was the Mth and Copley News Service U But ever) Ume Norton's fist j).flS Upped Lyman JV 3-1 in scored on a wild pitch for the runs. the playoffs because it you in the other e ~eld on in the final Inning to and coasted to a tan If You saw that fight. though, WHA ame, the 12:49 of the final frame. last NIII. contest for Minnesota In the last three years can't recall a day in the last with two hits apiece, ripped 26.3 victory squeak by Famous Recipe, &5. extra innings Tuesday al- Houndit ordy run. don't, nobody pays any attenToronto Toros nipped EdmonThe Hounds laym's next snaked out to hit Foreman, the most terrifying thing was Foreman has demolished all of year or so when I over W. F. Roof Construction. Islanderi 3, PenguIns 2 goalie Gump Worsley, who ,, Watching George Foreman Foreman did not hear National Building Systems 1". Rick Galloway who has a Of*. blinked it away. And ternoon. tion to the good season you ton 3.2. Sanford picked up their lone outing Is Friday when they host how Foreman didn't really his opponents in four rounds or the name Babe Ruth." Lee Stoudenmire collected two hitter to his credit in the loop by TWo AsWiMed Prorts had," Stapleton said Tuesday Wolf pitcbed & nift linning replaUce play run in on sixth Lake Brantley. In , the National Hockey winning goal from the left slot the end of the season. less. DePalmer collected three hits NHI. or a volcano 90 Off. sparkler for the Seminoles inning. John Parmzi got on You Are ton, Norton seemed to be lifted the ring. Ile actua y night after the Cougars tie- League, the New York Island. at 6: of the third period and ll sauntered "Smitin' Joe" Frazier lost DIYII Blues 5, Seals 3 knpressed, respectful, perhaps HERALD SCORIIOARD up and back by the force of the after Norton, his hands slightly while Lyman pitchers Scott Lase with two outs vin a walk. ____________________ ____________________________________________ W L T Ph OF GA feated the Jersey Knights 7-3 to en beat Pittsburgh 3-2, Ptilha- Ralph Stewart got two goals to clubbed into oblivion and out Floyd Thompson and terrified. But it is hard to WOW OnCe, it seemed to e I Boston Rusty Hatton Wolf singled him 14) second and clinch a spot in the World delphla stormed Minnesota 8-3, lead the last-place si s Woideraki Iren me, a lowered, as Norton ducked, of his heavyweight title Gardner scored third-period ove or hate this natural blow to the chest llftedNortonoff bobbed, in Montreal 41 n , ci w zv combined for a three-hitter. Lively scored him with a sharp Sanford JV Hockey' Association playoffs. and St. Louis defeated Calif or= W1 0"-3 A 0 NY weaved, and did all the one minute, 35 seconds of the It was the Wanders first-ever goals to pace RSnVS 11 n 14 90 M 736 s. LOUIS. phenomenon which has burst hIs feet and Lyman JV 100 000 000-1 7 3 Torordo up into the air. It things fighters are supposed to second round Ned Ralnes was the hero for double nia 5-3. 33 1 46 16 " 262 229 victory over the Penguiris. of their fight one C9 with untwilevable force into had to be an optical Wuslon. I I was Ca lifornia's 53rd loss • Jan PopIel scored three goats the baby &-roinoles picking up The Tribe won the game in E - Si. icinvill, Sominaff. 38 - buffalo 31 32 12 71 Toros 3, Oilers 2 do. Anid whenever Foreman got year ago. flyers 1, North Sta rs 3 the year, equalling their ., your life. It is hard to feel It .06" Defrod 2s i7 io " i4o 3w in the victory, as Chicago And when Norton was dazed, close enough In Norton in his two game winning RBIs in the the ninth Inning after Lively Ra i nes, DP- None, LOB ne Fairly soon people are Lyman Vnc,,r 22 12 211 going it 53 717 Lively (7), NY top of the ninth Inning. walked. Beine and Baker were IS, Sanf ord 7. SO IIan Ii 10 II 51 171 211 All the old lists of boxing to stop asking whether Andriano Tit Greyhounds wored first both put out when Stevens Paroui (7). Riatzi. Ciark SAC — DIVII1 Foreman will lose his next or greats are now ou of date. The 'Pt' a 4151?1013421M editor of Ring Magazine made any fight. Bookies will have to Chicago 35 II 33 l 753 153 0 _ I Angeles 31 32 13 71 711 773 such a list and put Jack Place bets on when the Atlanta 353311 70 702 flS challenger will hit the floor, and Dempsey at the top. Jimmy St Louis 74 12 al 201 columnists will discuss Jacobs, owfler of the world's Minn • - I 33 34 *7 4) 331 315 C By JOHN CHERWA P,tts. In the high jump the Patriots Brantley's super-soph Ron U , questions like "was Ken Norton largest collection of light films, CaJ,f. s. io 331 Herald correspondent depth came through as Ron Harris. a better fighter than Joe also made a list and put iclinched division 'itt, Harris came out in front with a Frazier because it took Lake Brantleys mile relay 0a1uhammad Tueiday's Games All at the top. All FOREST CITY Records Jump of 5' 10". New Smyrna's team got on the winnin Yt IsIai'cjers, 2 Phi Forenuin 17 more seconds to such lists might as well be g track tljr9h 2 fell Tuesday afternoon as the Williams was second also at 5' with 3:49,0 for first place knock him out, Or was George HOUSTON )AI'i Ph*IaiIeIpta 6. M'nnjt HeavyLake Brantley track team 10" but with more misses. Kurt Wymore Tech was second and weight champIon Junta little sluggish the night he From By FRANK BROWN Si now Lou's on S. California there are only into the Boston Celtics in their the Milwaukee Bucks 98-96, and George Forecame out on top of a four-way Krim, Norman Grant. and Jeff New Smyrna was third, w.eWay's Games fought Norton?" A? Sports Writer two classes of boxers fri Eastern Conference semifinal the Capital Bullets downed the man, who had several bflJShe% Toro t MoreaI meet in a driving rain that held Morrison all placed in the top " with the law here during his world. George Foreman and TIRE Some people would be satis- playoff series. Buffalo's ll$-10 New York Knicks 88-79. DeSrol? at Ne* York Rangers times down. Foreman Vs. Au five for Brantley. fled with the Improvement the triumph In Buffalo Tuesday everyone else, ,' ' Boston at Chicago The 880 relay belonged to youth, says his post-fight TheysayForernantuisajgpg There were no playoff games V an(ouytr at California coming up with Muhammad All 'Custom Steelgard" with 5 guards to Buffalo Braves have shown this night evened the series at one scheduled in the American Bas. Atlanta at Los AQCIII Arnett and Matt Schultz all the discus with Mark Takac of i' IL No Contest seam. They doubled Ovir vi,~- victory apiece. and the fourth. ketW Association, 1:39.0 followed b y Lake him feel like a tramp and PI'1si 7i .1 Thyrsday's Damn in September. Now 1, having came home with new school Brantley in second. tory total in the regular season year club appears to be gaining Nr'* VO?k I5L$VIdVI a Brantley in 140.8. 71*9e two oner. spent some The George Foreman-Ken "I think we can beat them time with Alt and "' records in the individual Greg Parson captured the teams finished one and two in from 21 to 42, tanned last sea- confidence with each game, when we play our game," said delphis lie returned home early p Norton fight in Caracas, 1 ) Puffalo at Pfttbvh events. Williams established a pole vault for Trinity with a the sprint medley, sari's National Basketball Assoday, sIx days later than he The Celtics had ddeated the rookie guard Ernie DiGregorlo, Venezuela, was supposed to WHA I Guard 2 Against Penetration tinder the Tread-Double slrrl B1,11, . new mark in the shot put of 4$' vault of 10' 10". Ron Schmidt f ciation's Rookie of the Year BMWs in five of their seven who tended after being detained in have been the first real test for fighter. But even the lamed Ali Guard 3 Against Wet Skids--f'ni,r flt't'1, c;mnor, 6"Arnett ran the quarter mfle from Brantley was -secand. W T Pit OPo* Bob hIcAdoo into the NBA's regular season games and in Buffalo scoring attack. "I"he , New In other action Tim Beverly Caracas, Venezuela, by a (it % a -" Foreman in his role as Guard 4 speed won't be enough to stop in '51.2 breaking the previous Sluggish handling - Special Decoupling (:ro cc Trinity's super athlete Greg from New Smyrna wail first squabble which followed hiN leading scorer, and on and on. Saturday's opener In Boston. big thing Is, we have to play ' 1 heavyweight charnp. Norton On Foreinan.I3t.auseall Foreman Guard 5 \"jfl%tLi,st of Road Cotjrt on Curs'ei-Spi-i .d Foreman crouched and leaped cissual walkaround the ring, h I 33 1 66 301 277 record and Schultz lowered his Chandler was the winner of the with Miles of Trinity in second victory over Ken Norton. But suddenly, the young Cleveland e 3? In the other NBA playoffs, the defense." , 13 266 741 I needs to do is land one blow and I '11.11,01"'.T% Built Inti) sl(le%vall time by nine seconds for a new long jump with a distance of 20, and Foreman had about the flat-footed after him like some hit him. And he kept hitting him Chicago Braves are throwlng a scare Los Angeles Lakers trimmed and Henry St&Mey won ft no ,ti is in trouble. Two and All — McAdoo, who Led the Braves "I w23 prigstered," Fore same height, reach and other great animal. fie kept following until the fith was over - one wc mile run mark. 3 36 2". - with 23 points, doesn't seem jersey yard run in 2:12. man told a newsman measurements. In addition, him and hitting 32 41 4 64 764 )w theThe Patriots were meet him, going right minute, 52 seconds into the Chandler continued to prove Well Division In the distance events Thad plane en route from New York-iJgt titit ).0 ,ajl tui4 c0r.Sstd 10 P( Kenny Norton was the fellow through Norton's defenses. worried about that. "It's the bling. Three and it's all over. e a t ca a to c.r gsa .., a'. .HO5to scoring 122 points. New Smyrna he is one of the fastest athlete's second round. 1175 3 3l5 715 CUTTING UP - by Alan Mayer A t ou ghest defe nse we've played M' McNulty took first in both to Houston. "For a warP who had broken Muhanunad biologist should put elec. if tildqi itJt 13g S.c.vl t,<-.. i' . ' Norton would put up a hand to Beach was second with 70 in the state with a 14.2 cloc , Tr'fl this year," he said. tronic Instruments on Foreman Edmonton Mi's Jaw in one of his two tough block a blow and Foreman 3737 3 77343744 followed by Trinity Prep with In the 120 high hurdles, king events over Matt Schultz, In the heavyweight champion to It wasn't bo xing. It was an and find out why he's so much w Ii PLS S II 34 V 5 71 257 The Celtics, led Tuesday wrmlm mile relay McNu!ty turned in a treated like a tramp isn't a gcxj 1w Ftj (I Ill 1?td ',' 'i ''t '? ) .,'i Cl' I" 51. Wymore Tech was fourth battles with the former champ. would actually carry Norton's adult punishing a child, a 500- stronger than any ot V&nvr 76 0 I S3 771 334 The other hurdling event the, time of 4:33 and in the two-mile feeling. For the first time I night by Jo Jo White's V points, L he r man. W1AtrV with 15, eoretically, Norton and defending am along with his pound rabid gorilla in the ring ''" Angeles 71 53 0 4 73J WHITEWALLS 0 intermediates, was taken by McNulty finished in 10:37,7. F Don Nelson's 21 and John •c'n life, I felt like a prisoner:' Ma) be he has little dynamos in 1' ,fj(Q7.'%/,r,gf C'FI' dv,s'on title / Foreman were as nearly fist until he connected on the with a babe in arms. Norton it ru It SIC Ida biceps. Maybe he' Havllcek's 20, have the extra Tuidy'i Games Ill Oil h Despite his long ordeal al ill s made a Off teir cw tag PCI hIt might as well have tried to stop pact with the devil. game at home in the series. apprehension about returnir, fl. /".Ify it'. ii Chicago Y, iffsty I st oe — WHICH WAY DID HE GO GEORGE, WHICH WAY DID HE GO? BOONE - k 0 JV - Tips Greyhounds Hock S .• . .New Boxiong Legend Born Fore an The Invin i i . I uilds In WHA Finals Tribe am - ____ --- . dings - - - Pats Slosh To Cinder Braves Even Celtic Slate . 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You're reading All us c Vt hr-I.,o5 stat,;" rt4am.,-, OF" -'. •. , CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL OR ROOFING or INSULATING The firm tm% its name from ,,, .and f EASILY (tibuthon, music and gambling, FRONT-END ALIGNMENT *1095 36 INCHES Card • Carl, Stiads DONE RIGHT - PRIC ED RIGHT " 'udtd NON 44ti, sports spec ta cle in his- (itmactorf)avldflemjnlngand Ma partner John Daly, who Airitj, hp:ti1 Mi TRUST OUR PROr SSIONAL AUTO SERVICE - IT'S world UUe fight in Africa. There are problems over television relas, hotels amni press facilities. But if the fight conies ( it could be the most lucr- tory, The llemnitalegroup is active 5 WAYS TO CHARGE • Or Qua CIIIaI,CCI,dIt Piaa • Mails, Ci:t. s lankAmfificstd ,, .,,------ msential for million besides the front man- the fight to be beamed up to ir ames with New York behind a diane. to get a lop-rated quit. ence, "It was great I didn't go boost," Short said. "It's good it September in the African natwr NEW YOLUt — Sven Nater, of Zaire was still on. fl-point performance by little terback, for instance, we'll under. Now, when I sold the Is now locally owned." San Antonio's 6-foot-lI center, Kevin Porter on 11w lthlck.s' Jump right in." Lakers it was almost all profit, "Ihere Is an understaniIia, Corbett of Fort Worth, who was named the American home court,. Bas. Ashen said that Larry The sale price was $3175 mull- parlayed a $300,000 loan from ketball A SocLation'jt Rookie of so It's my understanding tl'At Csoniia, Jim Muck and Paul lion and most all of It was prof.. the Small Buslitesa Aiimnlnii- the Year. -Warfleld of the N;UonalFoot- It" trationlntoacompanytrehe said. "I'd Jump out of 'a! SALT LAKE ,-, In the other N'BA playriff, the bill Ixague' s Miami Dolphins Short. who Imt 11 millioll in ported .sales of SM 17~lljon in a ne for $5 million and ttw: Chicago Hull, arid Detroit Pt.t. will be worth every penny the the two years the Rangers were 1973, said, "I come from the Writs AtMil Basketball Auociitloq ftW deadlocketl WYVii Twonto Northam paW in Tan,said --I wish I coulil Bronx and grow up in ft AM, i . "Right flow Africa see& were çjj con 801111 tO A Sall Lake City cor, I'll, likely for the fight tj osigntttn11wtrlorepon. Western nave done better by myself." owsofYankeeStadium.It'sftl. anil wWofTeniop.j with Game Three at Chicago ediy got $3.3 million to jump Short added, "I have great ways been a dream to own a cent ot Stars for public thatisn1ore fjttjng ration w hichstock twiyI Fridayffight. kaguesforthe1975aeaso joy but some misvin in major league .n knock him all over 11*' wn ALUMINUM an additional 11510 - $122 I' - 1(4*0 — t'F't is ('04713-15 ALE I Sounds an unlikely place for a association with telelision per. world heavyweight title fight sonality David Frost. be tween George Foreman and Prospects for the fight at-. Muham mad All. But a British lually getting off the ground ronipans is so sure if success base t,'en blanketed in con that it is ready to pump mil. fusion since Foreman smashed lion Into it, Ken Norton to (Ideal in 5)(5flffl said (1w' f irm television iWobieflis. Zaire is the promotion to cost II no t equipped with a t e l evisi on fight. said he will re-imburile tamed 10 per cent of the club. some club owners when he and a promine "We wcm'tgive an arm and a nt businessman Foreman for the taxes. "I paid $9.4 million for the moved the team from 11* mis. in Pittsburg.KitI, - leg far a lineman because they (baiebaIl team and it was al lion's capital to Texas, With that understandingdon't all tickets," Ashen said most a break-even situation," For-en "I feel metroplex owne4'ship said the $10 millinr- But in tivir TUesday. " __ money to ensure the fight takes tearit to Kinshasa within the w, whi- finished linemen needn't a. Billets , Full'. Britons Seek Title Fight man talked graciously wit) ARLiNGTON, Tex. (AP) making the announcement I Corbett' 5 numerous pattiters leave Bob Short says his six-year did everything I could in Wash- include Edward "Buzz" lines b; side exit by an air,, em pl oye. • • venture into professional base- ington to make the team a sue- Kemnble, a Fort Worth lawyer; ball was "breakven" mat Smiling and carrying a 1)4*1and I wouldn't stay with Amon Carter Jr., publisher ri tune financially alter making a f quet of mnultkulored r'e this group III didn't believe It the Fort Wnrth 'Star-Telegram; F'oriiia revealisi that iiiayi' iiiillio,i i*'ofit off the l,&is An. eventually will pay dividends," lull Harvey, a Fort Worth bust. are starting to corn" up "I'llstay In a I least a nessman; M. Bobby Brown. B rm" outside the ring as Smith outwored Milwaukee - There may be nwre big Short. a Minneapolis trucking full Year and I might be in heart -A vil specialist centtr Karcern Abdul-Jabtiar money deals offered by the baron, sold the Texas Hangers forever. It just depends on how New York Yankeeand starformer third in. point and collecited two World Football League follow- ef the American League for po things go. A million dollars is base"=; Dal lie had to pay $24l,(X' tO W butines3men taxes before rebounds in a game which tug the Csonka-Klick-Watheld million Tuesday to a DalbsFort still a lot of money to me." he was allo,Ai, d to Bill Scay, ('barley Sharp a nd iw a brief return to a lion by cis.ip Flat ()i Huil Asher of Worth group headed by in. leave Venzuel;1, but [n Ki Short drew the wrath of the flay Nasher; and Clayton who promoted the March ad star dustrialist Brad Corb Washin with four points. _____ 'I .,. Short's Short Story On, Ranger's So-le Laker$ 98, Bucks 96 Smith , traded earlier Shark the season from Buffalo to Los Angeles, scored points and grabbed 17 rebounds totielp Angeles trim Milwaukee andcuttheflueks'serleslead to 2.1. &*,A ________ __________ V4V6 - V 'fiat ? O.r 'i;ra, . - .,:.:.::~.:-:,>:,:-.:--..,..:.%:.:.* GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE 555 W. FIRST ST. *:::.::.:::.:.:::':::•:.-*:::::- .-. --:-, .........::'::,,":,.; .:.: :-:.-:,-..;-.: .PH.322-2821 ` �_______ - _____ - - ~ ___ - - --- I 11111 ~ ~ ~ ~ 1~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - __ - ____ __ - - - . ---- ---- --- ________________________ - - - ---- _ - - ----- - ------- ----- -- - ---~-- --- 7- -,----- - N - - - - TTIiII. ---- -- - P-NOW -00 -0-6-4; - i ~ - 12A-The Sanford Herald 1. 4 .1 i -_ Wednesday. April 3, 1974 merica Couples Say Vows . ."I .. 1. . In Local Ceremonies I - A ' Exception, Not The Rule length dres of polyester kIÜL aughter of Mrs. Margaret with beige accessories and a Johnson and the late Andr white carnation corsage. Johns, of l5(W. 18th Street, Sanford,and Staff Sgt. farad . _- - Z__ --- ___ - __ - ... ~ --_ __ ----Z-..- - -. 1 - _- _. _____ - '. -I -I - - ; : 71 . 1 - . ___ IW -470440.: . - Z ~_ _~ - .-- , __ 1L.--],-- -1 1~~ ti ; — - '.tt ,_. 4. - - Jr j - I - - _. .~ = -_- -, — vz~ " I ,. V r By DAVE sleeved beige formal gown with . - - Miss Eloise L William was daisies and steamers first place winner In the S. Bridesmaids Miss Carolyn ford Optimist Clubs recent AI.lI. uu'M'Ju, IUL4 Wd uUueS,r oratorical coatest &r topic Marie Menton, Phyllis was "1 am Just One" ______ -zi 11111:11101— - Wedding trip to Germany - i Bar ba ra Witherspoon were ma tching txmrgunct gowns. Staff SgL Leroy Johnson was - She will compett in district best man and ushersgroomsmen were Larry Johnson, Thurman T1[.Ofl, Davie Th ompson, Felix and James '1 Richardson ringbearer. served -It, - ..' ` I Professor, author, director and consultant i .,, -L-. r g - ----= Sanford has as houseguest her - -- AIR. AND MRS.JUNIOR BLAKE Repeatvowon25thannlversary 1, '..I Cancer Leaves Fam I "' ly I m r"i* n t He st"ed 40 families from to have a "replacement child." have been given.,- To By JOAN COLBY chinson, (Janet) . _4V J . .- -_ . - - . W-e-____ X - _.. _ - - _.- _._ - ,_i -!~-_:&: -~. __-t;~ _% f ~..._ - _ - . . I - I _- i ~ 10 _ ~. .- - .. . , , -- .Ak I. - I, ~, P - _# . ____ , in at concluding gessions of , American Cancer Soclety tij school auditorium, Altamotite SPrb*& Tickets at door. Pre- Alcoholics Anonymou A. schooleri free Bake sale Women's Group Holy Cross Seminole V follows. Episcopal Church Parish IlOu". 4(* Magnolia Ave., 2-5 Inn Nortk 14 & 04. Speaker - Alcotwilcs Anonymous-open p.m. 7 I - . Jim Ryan, president -'- .% -- _ -1 -'A . - , - :-7~~'..__,-A_ - X3.1 .j4: I . of Central meeting Holy Cross Episcopal Florida Zoological Association. Church Parish House, 400 ~ Magnoli a Ave., 8-0 p.m. , - V .. - - ,, . * 4 AX.j.~,' 4 t'~- -- -- i~rc,17Y.4 I 7 _n- ",~, - - n~ - . ., .- -tIrN- - - ~_ - ,;r",, __ - .-, ~,-_ , - ~ - - - - - -. -- - Coming Events -- -- -- - --------- . 1 Sally Harrison Chapter DAR, 2:30 p.m.. at home of .Mrs. Raymond RaIl 295 Lake',iw Ave.,Lake Mary. Sanford-Seminole returnable bottle collection to benefit Rodeheaver Boys Ranch. Spring Festival, Southide Elementary School starts at I I am Auction 6 . m. p Episcopal Churchwomen of Christ Church sponsoring rummage sale at Parish Hall, 151 W Church St Longwood 9 Diabetes Sufferers sç for one another at ti,r6lPeCtive weddings and Janet In this cam, my husband, a true gentleman, removes the fe See Hope ByLEWSCARR Cepley NewsSenlce of those who c 5hut his eyes and be in the natural due of the pure in heart, the Just, And those who ha' e I disease can look forward to Introduction of a precise blood Jaycee Information Center. • __ Sd'-mtnolm, Counh lkensi'd Practical Nurses - 4t1tt InI ilon,. laktfrrrnt starting it 4 equipment 2 p ni F Annex Open to public. I , --.. , "-- - . ri' l)ept U •tr broo - I)ri . ., ( .L It. IT) imporLint to the diabetic. r irt t ys Mn. Dorothea B. Jackson of TUclon, Ariz. and docent ( 148ch0r) At the Arizona. - - my legs, etc. i, 4 creative, much '1 LWlrjA the bridge table a. a I - M - '.. f , ~. *&~~tl ,- II # k - . ,: P( Wedd ill - 1, I . - I . I Pt-, - . __= DWnond st., combining - - , - 1*. #40 ~ .~ :. - II the Volusla County Extension flo Economist, Mrs K I fR Vernon in DeLaM and was Invite. to attend a training m0eting on nutrition there. She attended a meeting at the ' .-l.\I) - - I . I -. - - I.\. iII.U)o;r. PATRICIA ANNE Hart became the bride of Kent Newsome Meadows of Nlailland. on Feb 17. at Prairie Lake Baptist Church. Rev. Jimmy Johnson was the officiating clergyman vitation of economist. Mrs. Jackson has been active ~ in this field of work for many YUM She is a teacher And the keelia- and feeder of the rep. at the candlelight, double ring ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Air. and Airs. Daniel Hart Of Route 2, Sanford. ne newlywe(Le, both employed at Winn-Dixie, Longwood, are tiles In the institution making their home in Wi nter Park - spent their honeymoon bridge with hundreds of other In a 10-day ti na in Pennsylvania. - ptavjp - na 'I ju - !, 1. __ i n SC) ii g • • • onal tour Catherine Dean Feted A When lshe moved to Danbury four nights a week, joined two bridge clubs and subacribed t,o said Mrs. four - I - ,, monthly bridge - - she Her bookcases are full of trophies and books on bridge - "We go to three or tow na-. . 1i - a, __ _. ter Most of the regionals and wtionals, and we play ft"or four nights a with friends Oat our local tiidge d*#1 wt. Hanna saidt, X To a serious player like Hanna, ow rank of life master Miami announce the years Of study and hundre& of bridge harmb -,,each of them marriage of their daughter, diff ,. Harriet, to John Tuman Life master is to bridge what Westgate, son of Dr. Tournaments consist of three sessions of br*e a day with as I, - games. Beside the 87 fee for each lession, players must ;M y master points, 50 of m f for hotel, meals and drmnki Hanna began playing families present. less than 10 years ago when a Welcome Wagon Club in South Br?oksvllle, where the groom Bend, hid., Offered lessons In lye heard people Bay you - - -spend about sio,oco by the tiMe - -=;;~4 . ~ You get life master,,, mm Har, na said. But prizes are not large - social bridge." a less operations engineer at the Southwest demanding game than Florida Water Management duplicate bridge. District. "To tell the tru th I don't even remember how to play ___ players competing in tense - Players must Accumulate 300 -.. for winning tournaments, usually MerdiarWise or tmft stamps. Well, you certainly don't PEGGY HANNA, LIFE MASTER highest rank a player can earn play for the money," part she U,ildes-11row 11 laughed. "I PUY because I love bridge any more... said Mm socialize when You're playing and she thinks nothing of driv. it. It's intellectually stimulating Ilanna- "Really, it's just an duplicate.*, ing 50 miles on a wintry night to and a lot of fun. You've got to be Constance Brown of Sanford, excuse for women to get to. She can't name a single keep a bridge appointment. very competitive, and you have and Richard C. Wildes of gether and have fun. you c&n, t friend who doesn't Anastasia, are announcing their marriage which was an event Of March 22, at First - 1'tU Baptist Church, Flagler Beach D The bride, daughter of Mr. arid Mrs. George B. Frank of Millersburg, Pa., was &uwiated with Mary F-sther's. The (Ouple will make their holl)e on Most vacations are combined to be on your toes." — DELTIONA - Twelve tables Miss Ruth poletti, fourth; and Of Duplicate Bridge were in Mrs. Arnold Smith wW Mrs. Club, March" Woman's Forrest Tressler, fifth folio wing Until their seven children are gro", the Ifamuis Will contin. e Results ue their present bridge sdiedule. But they dream of ibe 30. day bridge andm traveling the Cambean, and they are consid. ering moving to New York Mrs, R. A. Brown fifth. East-west winn when Richard David and Mrs J0 p ' By was directed by Mrs. Rinck, first; Charles Miner and the family leaves home she said, You RichardDavi(jmerewiubeno Richard Stevens second Tied ia can find a bridge game a Thercy, Richardson Rrst. Mr Crosby. bridegroom's mother, Mrs. R. Susan Dekic, East-west winners were: Clnd:' Flanders, and Mrs. S. A. Potrow, second' D. Dekle. Rebecca Allen, rma Martin Miss Betty KoIsan and Mrs. Other invited guests were and Cathy Yakima Clyde Matthews, first Mrs Mrs. Myra Banks and Mrs. Mary Johnston third. 14 Mmes Melba Hunt, A L. Also Edna (ireene Orlando James McIadden and George Holland Lacei) an d Mrs Wilson, Walter Cook, J. B. Elaine Singleton, Cmuelberry; Miller, second; Mrs, Drusilla rs. William BrockMeIr with M Staples, Ebba Lee, Lenora and Mines. Jan Yakimii, Larry Berger and Ilerbert MacDon. Agnes Wachter and Mrs. Jessie ' I'l ~'l '"'I'l '"'I'l,~,~ Jones, Holly Mercy, Benny Danford anti LaRaIne [fit. and Pearsall. - 4 --, , 1. .- . '. 1 f I I o . --- - - .- ment Mrs. Hanna studied three or ners were duplicate bridge on April 3. for third place, were Mrs. Clyde e%ery night of the week." Mrs. George Merrill am Mrs. # Harris and .Mrs. Fred y r Albert Carignan, first; Mr. and I w P Willilma , en With Mrs. Mrs. Virgil Motz , second; Mrs. Abby Aup .. DEBARY -Sixteen tables of Evans and Don Mac,%aughton. William Beard and Mrs. Irene Duplicate Bridge Miss Catherine Dean, bride, shower given b> Your home were in pla y fourth Edward Hodges and Mrs C1>de TI I t f omer Osborne, el*ct Of Robert Dekle, was Piercyat her Riverview Avenue the bride-elect's registered Melvin Ralph at the26. DeBUY Bridge Everyone else does Kalp and Mrs. Wifliam. Winlar. March at the DeB Club Mike Sandin, fourth; and Mrs. Dekle. Connie M Con-, Harold Ogden andMrs. Dolores Put Of honor at a bridal home. Sanford, March 29. pattern. Mrs. Plercy also Bellflower, Charles Sexton, SM. fourth; and Sir. and M r3, munity Center. Finn. fifth. presented corsages to the Grace Flanders and Jerry Ed Thacker and Kenneth STERCHI FURNITURE North-south winners were honoree, her mother, Mrs. Collin& Matthews and A Play was directed by Oscar I 100 French Avenue Padgett Mn. Franc" Henley and .Mrs' fifth. Robert Dean; and the Also Misses Teresa Abby e re IS COMfort Iv O,er,s Nap with bridge, and the Ilam,is . Life Marster N t • P'w$o -. S groom with members of t,oui % r - 40 ____________________________________ Credible." Philip J. Westgate of on March 24. Marriage vows were ex. -- me f -, Of - - Seminole County Açlcthw-al Offiter in Sanford, at the In. .p - . - - . . 4 7 . t _. -- I- anid was shown a. ...*T,_-?*w wo site by Director Hann. Mrs. Jack=, has also visited more - -..- '- Jantord Zoo - , -, -. . j -. Mrs. ) - - hain-va with Pleasure. . - - -:- iliterMiss Phyllis Freund. a t - lll`~ I ~1,, __ llc~~, - . Easy terms 322.C$3 __________________ - L -- 4 jai Mr.andMrs.DavldOrdowei. represents the culmination of - ~ , __ - the y said. "The tension ''- to StudyZoosMusewns and A icultural Centers "knock their guts out to please making Usts. Therelsnnefoolproofwayfor their parents For other.% Ow depression me to InstAntaneously attain deep sleep though. All I have to created a fear of poverty. this do is plan to watch the Late fear can lead to overwork:.said ) . Sho w. All I ever see is the title Oates. - - --- "l'vetie%Per been toanan tournament where have to call the dock ido t ' A representative of Wt In.. und Me $10 million for the heck productive It we don't over. of it. Then I fantasized what I commit," he said. master, the highest rank a a I flora Desert Museum in Ttacaon is In Central Florida as too just for m> toes to begin twitchlng,tenmyeyejidg then t - -i t, _~ W bridge player can get. Although notes that bridge etiquette re~ J)tS to be silent durshe and her : husband Richard quires bidding. Ai another life na tional \tgtItt.or()( "Saturdays became her , pm. ~ .1 __ - Solutions I've tried a lot of suggested an Interview that the &) .called elbow, my LPN Division 38 election. April 5 sponsor Ascension Lutheran Church glucose sensor attached by t Lakeview Nursing Center. 919 Chicken barbeque at Sanford hought I had put to sleep, household products party to Guild rummage and bake sale, &MAWnd Could sense minute- begins to twitch. Ibis scts as A E. VW SL, SanforlL a P.ffL: for Police Benevolent Building. raise funds for fin deparbrient 8:30 a.m. to 3 P.M, at church on to-minute changes in blood all _.: - e had a strenuous day at andcredlts Hours later, I wake up on the couch, shiver on ~- I - - Ad "there are some married at their wives; some people can couples who should never play • very rude ad insulting At tournaments, the room some. - not together, anyway. new life times Sounds like a dwabed Mrs. Hanna is a -- ca'p&enta of a little girl, Laurie Janet Trueblood of Decat ur, Ill and great WkletoKenda1lflutchonth goes off to bed with mystery Private territory in which to do though. Naturally, s as Oviedo High School Presents sugar monitoring device within solution& Like relaxing your 40 & 8 Society, 715 pm Lamejot, 8 pm school a >ear French Menue for pickup hod> secti section. American Legion Post M. cummons. Dr Robert I- Bradley said In I concentrate on Longwood relaxlnrn g Firemen's April M4 I.' - - prom pt some ondcr(ul, wholeson)e sport card Ia Yers to stick to But she says it has ruined solitaire. marriages, caused ulcers and i '.e seen husbands scream left couples childless, and - - For still Others, overwork, I But no Matter how deman- cramped and-yes-wide indicates a need for ego reinawake at 3 o'clock in the forcement in the absence of Teagne Middle School grounds, research and treatment centers ding , when I ) ye morning appreciation climb into bed. I wake up. 10 a.M. to 7 p.m. — says that sufferers of the The medical director of one Of Spring Fling carnival, the nation's leading diabeta DANBURY,COM.(AP)_TO battleground, WorkPs.00I Other men overwork because volume from under me, saving would do with the money. th page of a feeling developed as complex 72imprinted on my face, inserts fant"y became so that I got up and began children that th ey had to a tockmar and goes to sleep He Is one - Bridge Authority Says Game Can Ruin Marriage awfl mothers. My helping with the kids was a form of liberation for her and it also helped i ,fr - iUu s annual Flower Show, "All In The attracted house of garden enthusiasts at the two-day fele, March 29 and 30, Winners Of the Silver traveling troph es are (left JA1010. I to r) ,~Jrs. Gordon Brisson, Sweepstakes in Horticulture; Airs. Blanton Owen, Creativity Award in Artistic Design; and Airs. Charles Wilke, Tri-Color Award in Artistic Design. Right photo (I to 0, Mrs. SWC,epslakes in Artistic Design; Mrs. Robert Brisson, The Hutchinsons recently became the proud great- down syndrome of young stranger who Just happened - - . " d is the godmother to Olive's first son, George. There are fortunate per,ons find out who-it. mus, space for her," he said. who fall asleep the secot4 pain also can be a morning, she's a little hard to hh1y1 himself. A.m- -noon, April 44 Famil ha ve ThLsls accumulated day today; work through me," he said. crib-rocker. This used to rela x aws Nmw ure the sandman, him enough that he would sleep far more c0 lMmOn sense than ow remaining. Far too often the diagnosis of seminar for science writers in heaven with Jeffrey," his about cancer is not the 'esiI. ting sheep is. of Course, for approximately t minutes we do. When we overdo we have this blood cancer is a death here. -Don't try to have a replace. the brother. think; tim because even small d& I.kno,w that the before starting to rock again. pain. Pain nukes us ment child while one child is sheep is boring. We ovelt used to Uw Quvi,t!"T16 makes us win and "O ' "ftArid 'How do Pa'cope renta, or Problems dren know that kwiers siders, with Advances from cancer to. fty Are Be'sick. There is enough to do wisdmn kes us adjust,- he IMA point is that bore'dom leads to dermn crashing of his crib as It K? Dr with other situations Only four families came out search are ending lIfe4pa.na, riouslI ' he said. said. m y casethough, sped from wall to wall. that child without having the itdeepin leads' to 1" Irritation d then where in f. of the experience "essentially "but the extension of life, withburdens of pregnancy. A clergyman may overwork guests would leap up, clutching Advise downright a er .." By comes down with cancer? intact" without serious prot). out a corresponding ability to t the arms of their chairs through his dedication to .Mourning can be relati%ely ?!&SO sheep " I am likely Usually not too well, with leffis. Dr. Kaplan said. The (Ah. cope with life under the,se cir. Giving some advice, gar. brief if parents have truly real. growl throwing back the cover to gasping,"My God, what's Ctirist "Even God rested. We s that?,o family members often becom. er 36 had either new or aggra. cumstance3, can be a mixed nered from his five year study, try to outd,o God in dewcation. ized their child likely will the and leaping out of bed. iq "secondary victims of can. vated problems that ranged up blessing," Dr. Kaplan said. Dr. Kaplan said: Recently,I read that having a We must be wining to be and has ended his misery. Instead, I am cer," says Dr. David M. Kapi- to divorces, drinking problem, committed but not over. "Many patients and their -Don't go seeking faith hea. -"mere will be anguish and reader. SmeUmes,aI fail Into nice fantasy was sure to put a an, a Nd0lQ& Of Stanford tmbles with other children in families do not know how to lem person to sleep. So I began a" committed. hell. Try to learn to five with slumber face do" on "August, terrific fantasy. University Medical School. the family or attempts quickly make the most of the time they "We can be much niore -Don't think that in the it... It was about a 1914.11 Of SANFORD GA Dffl'i friends since high school days he ought to go outdoors 44gel run over " so he 44could be Concert sponsored by April $ Sanford Business and Rosenwald School PTA Rummage Sale sponsored " Professional Women 's Club featuring Jones High School Rolling hills Mora i dinner and business me-stinS, 7 Concert Choir and Rosenwald Women's Fellowship. 7 a.m to4 p.m., Cavalier Motor Inn. Elementary Chorus, a p.M., P.M.. Super Valu Store, SR-4n. ~5, , :.i. I _ , . I 11 - I'll . . . ,.1 -_rl__ - _. !-~~'t' , .V I ..).-,.'-- . _ .- .- child has kv- Seminole Calendar I 14 , -1. I,,- . I . *.. __J.~ 74fiX,*_._,1~. , I is. . I yaw i- 1f f . -. . - -, I- . _'~~11 - ..;r_-- - - - _. 1. I , _w_ Sorry# 10 - - / b - "I - - . 1,0 in Chicago in 1919. Each stood a A 111. - I __ It is unrelenting and -is capable "in the play area. my son of - / 'T , - _*-_ -_ - - - I Herald Carreqw1degi Mrs. Welas and Mrs. Hut. R earrange sweepstakes Your child will be hit Wt Pillow 8nd VOntinue to waken, having had roughly sign that a person is working *p &JDC Edft. the time that child was diag. Dr. Kaplan told of one family He said it Is urgent to "make the lucky one to survive, be, peacefully sl umber for the next two hours hard. AUGUSTINE, Fla. (AP) nosed as ha ving leukemia until In which a boy died at age eight hours. early efforts to help families cause If he doesn't "and -Emy day. somewhere, doc- three Months after the child's of leukernia. Ills identicalthree twin Cr i -Rocker Cope with Impending edy battle is finally lost It will hit Those not in this elite torahavetoteilparents: "I'm death. Hereported hisresults five> Anotherofourchjjdrenwasa s1atersaidheu glt before patterns m0rIa have to resort to likeatonoftiks' = .4 I By FANNETTE EDwAp.w What were the things that Many Sleep Lures ' t a _4_01 lxejaK I -- top, boredom sets in and so helped Onto rearrange his life • beige long-sleeved formal children. Personals WeLts of Iron Mountain Mich was the houseguest of Mr and James Hutchinson of l9 West Wellington Ave., Deltona Insomniacs Resort -0 Frank Woodruff 111, . my ELOM WILLIAMS - '-'- Organizations have been working on their sale products for a year and the Items offered promise to be outstanding, useful and colorful. Man y will be appropriate for Graduation AM Mother's Day or you m.Ight find that unusual item you f$i turn - daughter. Mrs. Yvette as Peterson, of Elizabeth, N.J. visiting friends and relatives f two Mrs. Theresa Dixon of __-/ .. een 9 a.m. and 5:30 pin. on a "first come. first served-, of causing chemical changes. took the lead. He said Satum-Work addiction, he sa id In an "To offset the fatigue, people days were for the of us with Interview, will seriously disturb to food or drink. Scientific no flopheads allowed and he aperaon'sbasicrelau,cJiipto stress studies indicate a wouldn't take 'No' for an an. other people; it will be harmful causitive relation between swer," said Oates. to health and interfere with fatigue and obesity. "When I helped with the kids, it freed wi from the tied. - -: - - al Sidewalk Sale will take place May 3. All enwan are requested to register with Mrs. Fred Stein bet- "Then work fatigue appears. from them and they learned to 9 person •I - C often does a great deal of activity rite' "booze" "My kids. I learned to play Dr. Oates fife long trip that doesn't require a ,(I%. j" work hard to get to the t They are greedy once at the '- 71* bride's mother chose a with MM peWson and her two .A - t " ;.. so l) avoided. Ontes said man> persons pastor, chaplain, educator, _ . & I -. group A man will come home tired understood, other "Isms' W orkaholic is a term coined in Wayne E Oates, noted - - - . - - . Richardson. Flower girls were Keisha Brown and Lisa Fort. Kevin -_ - . placing second in the local contest was Van Chesks Henderson and third, Mark McIntosh. - - rnnmtiUon In Kissimmee A' X. - fun activity for the club members; it clearly demonstrates that the organization is a l, con tributing In Seminole County and the participation in the sale are financial as the results well as self. satisfying. work habits. cessantly. I - - Advantages to Organizations participating In the Sidewalk Sale are threefold: it is a uncontrolled need to work in. damaging compulsions. If it is ______________ - i Rejuvenation. " and have a couple of drinks on an empty stomach. Ms is one A Workaholic is an individual of the craziest things a person Work addiction can be a with an addiction to work; a can do," said Oates. 4 fr person with a compulsion or an prelude to other more "Other people deal with the STAFF SGT. AND AIRS. ISRAEL BUTLER (t ( H er ald happiness and truly productive Copley News Service . - , are ag While the Promotion is set for the three-day period, May If You Sweat On The Job You May Be A Workaholic I t-cked bodice with couar of the DOWTItOWfl Merchants SISTER stands for "Sanford's Interested Sa r s o Encourage In other worth promote the City of Sanford by arousing Interest and 'on' P sor,ng projects that will promote the city. tions of freedom." Ornes said. known as the Switzerland of the Rockefeller. - k ifj Inc. and . ; ~_ ---- __ — . -- .' ', dvic, church, service and social tection - - on, nior .I - pl;Re our trust In the equal pro- close behind. Among scheduled speakers of law or In the tradiUruguay, a country once was New York Gov. Nelson - .; . ( Kure neck and mutton sleeves were the couple's children, , good fun(d) raisIng a .. --- ai n onsorIng the annual l)OWntown Sidewalk Sale and Invite , government ''It is no longer enough to s4d. with Haiti and Panama Beach. - carnations with streamers Many family friends Inedln 4 attached lo her Bible. a reception following the _The bride's sister, Miss ceremony in the church Brim. - =yf lllsr__. Agnes Johnson, am of how and wore a long. Oratorical Winner I ,.~,- .. with white aisle cloth. Glory Missionary Baptist The bride, given In marriage Church before the Rev ) C> n bouquet of white and Jeffery. -..--L.,-'-.__ _.m~~_,-. ,-. . __ .-- ;.,.:. _~'_~, Z____.-----__ ---~~. - 4 - — - s Mr. and Mrs. Junior Blake, of and a three-tiered veil. _____ Inc '-'i - SISTER, pheric organization's Corn- dom of the press news- "Is a question mark," Ornes mittee on Freedom of the said. papermen who obediently fol. and Information, German low political, ideological or tinThe committee began a two. Ornes of Santo Domingo, Do- ion directives undermining the day discussion of the press re. inlnlcan Republic, urged in a legitimate rights of editors and strlctions on a country-by-coun. mid-year report that the lAVA owners; those editors and pub- try basis and will present its review its methods of corn- Ushers who accornodate them- report to the JAVA's Executive batting "new and more dan- selves to repressive regimes; Board Friday. geroun threats." The association, composed of and increasing prices of mateHe said that many of the rial and equipment necessary ed itors and publishers of more weapons used In past years to to produce a newspaper. than 1.000 publications In the defend press freedom through. Cuba's Fidel Castro regime United States, Latin America out the Americas have lost their continues at the top of the List of am the Caribbean, is holding tfketivencss, enemies of press freed om, he its mid-year meeting In Miami .. gysophillia. Large satin bows Sanford, recently repeawl marked the altar behind a marriage vows on their 25th 1 ':1 lt DOS 701 orgsnlzat need TiI'0iCCt Heres the chance' 1974-13A - , -1 Set By SISTE e Sanford Herald Wednesday, April 3, Th 4r1_ :_ to governments, of The church was decorated Blakes Say Vows — . I: Sale a - Me" and "You'll Never Walk Tallahassee. Alone." , Sidewalk -:____~ - •' fu- Mrs. Barbara Cooper. from Columbia, S.C., Darien Selections included 'Lee It Be and Brunswick, Ga. and mrp--?-~ _~ - ay 16'. rule and there is little hope for greater unityamong journalists The committee has branded and with those wi ll ing to light theestablishmentofprlor cenimprovement in the near sorship In Chile as "retrothe Inter American Press for civil liberties, he said. twe, gressivestep," and the policy of Association was told today. In addition The chairman the hemis- Orneslistedasenemiesof(ree. the new Brazilian The groom's mother wore a formal length dress with beige 1 The best course is to seek ciic freedoms," Ornes said. tstheexceptionratherthanthe at the altar of the St. Luke wedding trip to Germany wt)ere Missionary Baptist Church In 'Mr. Butler will be Sanford. wi th the U.S. Army. The Rev. B.T. Williams of. The bride Is a former ficiated in the candlelight, structor at Forest City double ring ceremony. Music Elementary School.. was furnished by organist Mrs. Out-of-town guests attending Lorraine Offer and soloist the wedding ceremonies were 'i~t~f! , own Americu "has been added to the iLsi of the worst violators of 'Th must ufld Press freedom in the Americas defenses." Butler, son of Mrs. Mary Butler bodice and burgundy uut, Sheffield, of Brunswick, Ga., beige accessories and white and Harold Butler, of Darien carnation corsage. Ga., exchanged wedding vows Mr. and Mrs. Butler plan a with candleabra and baskets j of chrysanthems, gladlolla 1 Press ree om s M Miss Roieanner Johnson, _________ . . . ... LE5 .f —_ - ~ - --- 00 - - - �— 4A— The Sanford Herald 1 Wednesday, Apr fl 3, 1974 All y t for s prin g needs 20%offfents FUf U Si. , All at tremendous savin gs. -. 'SUPER-RIGHT' HEAVY WESTERN BEEF A are on sale here. 3, 197)8 , %W ;IN UO STEA K L WHERE ECONOMY ORIGINATES Save UP to $3 gal. on bestselling paint. _ Wednesday, April The Sanford Herald - Save onour lawn mowers nst~~ Mir I andedger/trimmer. h611 I P PIT 77t rV i L Exterior latex. 1j Save $3 17 SaveJ980 Coal exterior latex 0 Non. yellowing • stain and lade Reg. $99.Sa1179.20. Big lox16lodgo lent sleeps e comfonably. Features rUtbicle frame with adjustable center ridge. Center Scrubbabje 5 • Available in k Sci'?'7O \ _______________________________________ ready mixed colors L . interior latex Sa e 4lfl v Rog. 6.99. Sale 4.99 gal. One Coal acrylic flal interior latex roller e . PIENNC—RAFT many ready . Save I::b tltel. mixed colors Rig. 22.99. Sale 19.39. Nylon backpack and frame, Frame is light- -. Weight aluminum Approximately total weight S. 3 lbs - to . . . .. . . . . . . 1 r , I MAO RICH'S QUICK ,1 1 LB. PKG. BA G FROZEN 32 OL t g • . Save1350 -- .. SUPIR-*IOHr FRESHLY . CTN. 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Security switch, Prices In this Ad are effective through Sunday, April 7 In oil A&P stores in It* Cities 111stod below Savoile $5 Sunnybrook Fte~jl Florida Grade LARGE PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER HWY. 17-92 AT 271h ST. SANFORD 2499 Cil. 19 99 '1in,it t n.er kI I..,.k f ubbyit cuts polishes drills carves Sculpts Rig . CTN OF • • 1'fI 30' • Includes 3 prong adapler. case and - :':.''. . 25' •• OU PA "CHARGE IT" JCPenne We know what -— — — — — SM MD — — ——— • — h - ____ Ap k • you're looking for. GyL open 10 a.m. 411 9p*me Monday thru Saturday. Sanford Pla Store: Ph. 323-1310 Catalog Center: Ph. 1020 ,, 5. C DOZEN EGGS - 4 tuw iOUp I • •-g 174 I ' - OUPAY "A" -. �211—The Sanford Herald 1 1 Wednesday, April 3, 197.4 From Tota l Forgiveness To Tourist Trap ByBILLBAUL a broke away from their old gods, the K1'i, and the missionaries came. The City of Baum. Is now a national park. Copley News Service HONAUNAU, HawaII — Until 154 years ago, the City of Refuge here on the "big Island" of Hawaii was the legendary sanctuary of the Polynesian gods. Anybody who could reach it, no matter what his crime, was pardoned and could return home untouched by his enemies. Then In 1819 the Hawaiians the rocky edge ahead of their pursuers. There are picnic facilities where one can ponder under the palms the long-ago dramas of perhaps whole families struggling In the ocean to reach salvation on the sacred volcanic coastline. The imagination is prodded, too, by huge replicas of wooden snarling gods, set on poles above the City of Refuge's palisades, duplicated according to drawings made by the first white men to see them. The Trick But the trick was how. Entry could be only by sea, which was extremely difficult. The area of refuge was roughly a mile square with ocean fronting on two sides and a great wall, which could not be scaled, on On other two sides. The great wail averages 10 feet high and about 17 feet wide. The city Is a six-iae slab of old lava that fronts like a shell on the Pacific Ocean In the southwest of the Island. Defeated warriors, non. combatants on the losing side, and breakers of ancient taboos — called kapus In Hawaii — could escape death if they got to Push-button tapes dramatize On old Hawaiian life, which took Its direction from the kapus, or taboos, of the many thousands of gods, ranging from a few powerful ones to lesser deities. The Gods Nothing escaped the gods, no matter how small, and ever. thing was regulated by the kapus of dos and don'ts. There was no trial of guilt or innocence for refugees. It was the edict of the gods that they should be purified ceremonially by the priests. Visitors see a reconstructed wooden temple of the kind used by the priests. While there are at least live other refuges on the Island of Hawaii, and others in the Hawaiian Islands chain, the one here is historically most im-portant, and the only one almost intact. The Sanford Herald Besides the original Wail, there is a huge stone temple platform built about 1550, on whidi was once a wooden temple. Adjacent to the City of Refuge are royal I Lthpondt and stone platforms on which 1100(1 the houses of important chiefs. Legends tell of secret passageways in the great wall of the refuge, and sections have revealed hollow honeycombed Interiors, evidently left to save time and material in building. Austrian Women On Move NEW YORK (AP) — Though she modestly refuses to take any credit for the changes, El. 1retk' Karl reports steady improvement In the status of women In Austria, where she has been Secretary of State for Family Policy and Women's Rights since 1971. "The whole government and the Social Democratic party have worked toward this end," said Miss Karl, here from Vienna to participate In an international forum of the United Nations on "The Role of Women In Population and Development" Thanks to recent legislation starting Jan. 1, 1975, abortioN will be permitted in Austria under regulations similar to those in the linked States. "Abortion is not desired, either from a sociological view or from the view of the woman herself," explained the slim brunette Cabinet member, "but the option must remain open. our emphasis Is on the Positivo—contraceptiolt.f. Individual Since Austria has no population surplus at present, she ndds, family planning is looked at from the standpoint of the Individual, rather than as a means of controlling population. Women — married or single — receive free medical atten-tion during pregnancy, get a year's sabbatical leave from their lob after giving birth and thrre are favorable In laws and government cash allowan for famffi with cliii- Have I a - - - At Some New Words SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (A?) changing right along with it. is lack of faith in oneself. "Ru- narles for Merriam. the cowls make the laws; mor-tiam" Is a state or concH"Curiously enough, Water. "carrotize," to entice Into a The whole country today 125 Of Them tion m widespread nagate itself added few words," deal by the promise of hum,seems to be suffering from a These new words are among more— one of the more corn- Dr. Woolf continued. ,Such disk gain; "ecolotnics," the bad can of"automobflItjs"Not some 125 that have come into mon occurrence, in the year of terms as 'inoperative' and application of the principles of only that, but "deddophobis" the language from various Watergate. A "N17onologlst" is 'deep six' are already in our ecology and economics to land and "Ioeerlsni" are rampant, sources and are being studied one who studies the policies , dictionaries. Even 'water gate' development; "ethnoclde," the "rumor-tam" is rife, the by editors of Merriam-Weber practices of Richard Nixon andIs in, defined as a floodgate, al- deliberate destruction of an "Nizonologists" are out in dictionaries for possible In- "logocide" Is the distortion of though that definition could be ethnic culture. force, and "logocides" are IIIJ- cluslon In future editions, the meaning of a word. expanded In the future." ing the political air. "Automobllltls," as though "This Is the first time in Not all new words are serious anyone has to be told, Is the eral years that most of the new Carrot ize or come from the .trlking Le0selY translated, what all problem caused by the Increas. words did not come from young Among new words found by events of the time. From sports, this means is that the world has Ing use of automobiles. -- De- people, the black experience, orthe editorial staff, which reads for instance, there is --sky been changing rapidly within cidophobla" is abnormal dread such areas as sports and mu- hundreds of publications in its surfing," in which participants the past year or so, and the of making decisions. "Loser. sic," said Dr. H. Bosley Woolf, search are: courtocracy," a tied to delta-wing kites glide / - Go -. LET'S GO BOATING MOTORIZED GRAVY boat speeds along the Chicago River piloted by model Patty Rees during a preview of the many unusual seacraft on display at the annual Chicago Boat and Sport show. The Chryslerdriven outboard, incidentally, is in no way considered a nautical version of the notorious "gravy train" sought after by so many luxuryloving landlubbers. English language has been Ism," according to the editors, editorial director in tw form of government in which down from cliffs. 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C3 ato JOHNS .: o,. ,, 911 suit MAGIC Disinfectant ' Dinners Tile Brite 000 THOUAPi 10 GOOD ENIU APPII JO Cottage Cheese GOOD IHPU LUlL 50 NØ St. GOOD p$ij AP*15 I 33,, No 51 • •_• , . , . . . . ..— ,. • , •_• - •, •-, : '487 C.rINI3I. SANFORD FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. rr - I I I I STOKILY HONEY POD , TYSON CHICKEN. REEF OR TURKEY DOZEN 67 '' . . . . I I •PIG OOc ., COZY IITCP4I04 OIlMAN CHOCL OIVILS P000 01 COCONUT LATh S1 99 i STOK(LY GOLDEN CREAM 01 Waffle Syrup. . I NC 3." P ie HARVEST FRESH VINE RIPE 29c 16-o1. CANS 0I5pll? 2100 MR$ SMITHS DUTCH APPt1 PIE 01 COCONUT CUSTARD W-D BR AND USDA INSP. (NO ADDITIVES) FUNK Extra Lge. Eggs $ 50' Cake 40" 410 ofticlous Rphts Reserve PINISPEEZE USDA SISH FLA. ALL WHITE OR. 'A' SAVE COZY KITCHEN LATIN ——-k_ £M PIE Topping .01 ' CREAM SUPEISLAND WHIP .'rJWcç GR. BEANS :1FA, SAVE88 MIS) SMITH'S BOSTON 34-.i. 6 WiHN . 99 _ _ r— Juice _ . Quantity I 99c 4 4,--,99c FRESH P107514 SLICID STRAW. Berries .4. ., u 00 Juice. IIADY UAPT1 1 11-0*. ASTON GRAFfIgUll M*IICO SUETII-N5-NOT iou. STOKttY FRENCH 0* CUT 2 $199 P&G H") $J39 ' ... Grouni Beef Sill . (ALL IXCIPT 0 StAND PU I 99 99c Chuck Roast c Steak DINNERS 0 BRAND USDA (NOiCi 5(1' '"CT ' lOS II, TO 20 LBS AVG CUT It WIAPP(D 11111 .'. - * Q GIAP49 USDA CHOICE Sill &RANJ USDA CHOIC 4N I 99c 0 SIICIS AMIIICAN Cheese Food w 0 6 AND USDA PRICES GOOD TNURS. APRIL 4 hh,THRU WED. APRIL 10 4 1101 01 MIlD '10'. Sausage !Ataaa1,i NAND 12317 Atfuminum Foil 88' TNlIT MAID ft 15,1 61 C1ili w / Beans £ CANS 88' SAV(t - CIACIIN 0000 I 'S aiti nes . . . . . . 38' so.' Bowl Cleaner.. J ft Instant Grits i FXGS 88' THIPT! I II(5$ 51411110 A to, BIacleye Peas u CA NS 88' KRAFT luNCH Soi Salad Dressing i MIS 881 37.. Liquid Plumr . .SIZE 83C Bo DIPLP400 IVICM I - It, SNACI IITTY .TI changed to catch up with what's really happening." women in Germany and the United. Kingdom. "But we lInd Sweden little end far ahead of italy and France. From sthat she has learned from Ilus first trip to the United _______ States, she believes the posK$n y M women In the errongerhere than lnAuslna. I dlctio. VE Work Force liwc are for 'I "But we are not seeking to encourage Large families," said Miss Karl. "The laws have been enacted to help people who already tave children and to Itvut Women from having abortions for economic ronmomps In Austria, 40 per cent of all women are in the work force, she said. In principle, every type. o( job ta open tothem, but there are occupations and pro. fessional groups when women are concentrated: health serv. Ices, cosmetics, tourid bu& nets, textile and garment in. thistries, saleswomen, onálfled Factory workers and "in the lower and middle level jobs in both ptivate and government office. in theory there is equal pay but in practice women's work Is undervalued. "More and more parents are giving their daughters a better education," Miss Karl said. "But there are still fewer women in the universities than men — only about 25 per cent are women." Having succeeded in achieving abortion reforms, Austrtaz' women are now demanding modernization of laws pertaning to the family, such as the legal relationship between children and parents and between husband and wife. Under present laws a man can prohibit his wife from working and the lLud 11AS dulloffily user the children. ,,Some of the laws date back to 1811 and do not correspond to the structure of today's wxiety," Miss Karl noted. 'Ibe Wednesday, April 3,1974-38 FRENCH AVE. &25th ST. W W �— - 48— The Sanford Herald By NANCY RAY Capley News Ser vice CAMP INDI N, Ca. The Marion Cori* haan't dlts ruu, Wug on~ few-can-serve image or scrapped Its 19Sold mold Ros e The mess halls; a no more. They are call ed dining halls discipline, the Marines ma no onnce.onj, the general salt now and the food is good and nuUs, Nkhols said. "En so, a lot of lids still take off is their cars is get a submarine sandwich and a milk shake is volunt"r, Marine recruit's the teatherne rather than the Army, Navy or Air Force. There are new barracks which resemble motels ffwe more than two roommates, an ou tside private ena and restaurant wtuch Rrves up recruiting appeal hasn't been modified much. Nichols cx. plained that, despite the ever. presen t danger of falling below quota, Ma rine C has experiments are being tested to make the new recruit a permanent, producing member of the Corp. Opted to retain It3toug h image ra ther than follow the example of other services in offering a working on an educational 5471 The current energy shortage favors the econamkjofsolar ___ heating, says Tybout, and with. HUNT UA (unauthorized absence) rate among the new "We have adjusted our reilUng offs, programs is make it work We stressed. Qt, GAILMAY gear A — - fl i.. - -- 'I — U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONEL ESS - - - :J1 ! - - I - 4- _______ ' — JW -. - BOOK PRESENTED MRS. TALMADGE WILEY (r), regent Of the Sallie Harrison chapter of Daughters of the American Revolution, and Mrs. Robert Deane, chapter Iibraft recently presented to Seminole Junior College a copy of 'The Ileriditary Register of the U.S.A.' EarlS, Weldon, college PRICES EFFECTIVE What Help APRIL 4.10, 1974 For Some By JACQUELYN BOUOIER LUNCHEON MEATS - A severely crippled young mot her camel care for her 2- I$S?) ______ ________ ____ _______ ____ MOUNTAIN DEW or _____ ' ____ _ PEPS a / - '- 69 _____ Syrup _____ CAMPBELL _____ DE[IQJ SUNNYLAND CARDINAL ' FRESH WHOLE Sausage PORK LOIN 5OisntOfyow1ng - - SUGARLOAF - PINEAPPLES I - NY-GRADE BALL PARK Wieners beg 65 W15TtR 29 ;- Apples 00" $UDLU$ 6 ,° 69t Grapefruit 5 'oa 49c LIMIT 4 6PAKS SUNNYLANDPORKSHOULDFR ICAAAMILCORNI ___ _____ Reserved 4to8Ibs 49 -_ c down," she recalled, _______ a 45 98c ___ ___ ____ ___ Imperial Steak 1 .29 Ground Chuck MAXWELL HOUSE Coffee ONION CHUCK WAGON. SALISBURY. PEPPER ALL GRINDS . 55 8.PAKICCAEAM Instant Foer's Coffee Crystals Choc. Eclairs - ftO1S*J1 ______ I I' 45 W Whenyoupufchaseone6.oz.pjof _____ _____ '-", '.;;-, Low Fat Milk $ I s I7 meW _______ *213 _____________ - STEAKS 539 20-40: I SIb $ 1.1 . 9 .1 87c _ SAVE 25' _ _____ _____ __________ _____ ____ u1 WITH THIS BR!M INSTANTCOFFEE 4o',Js, BLUE BONNET SOFT '- ' 55 C FRESH MANGROVE (MGI FLORIDA NEPTUNE SHRIMP SNAPPER ROCK SHRIMP r. 1 l 29 lbl 49 Ib298 4,98 — 2.69 JUMBO -0 ____________________ ___________ __________Frog Legs C Trout Fillet -' Head Cheese STEAKS s" ° $ 569 5 Lb Boa _______________________________ elb 98 IMPORTED 1 .29 Swiss Cheese 'AIRWAY S Baked Beans •.fb 5 9 59C ALL PRICES AND ITEMS IN THIS AD EFFECTIVE IN FAIRWAY MA RK ETS IN ORANGE, SEMINOLE AND OSCEOLA COUN 11$ SPANISH MACKEREL 69 3 ogram which wdiidgg domestic aervices and nursing care. Subsequently they complete 160 hours of training and receive stale certification . The homemakers also receive 4 or 5 additional training sessions on dia betes, multiple sclerosis, heart disease, arthritis and cancer, agency has ex. pa nded to se rvice south Wind. sor, Bolton, Ellington, Vernon, ToUa nd a nd Somersin a tion 69 FRESH MULLET lb 491 are trained by the state Heal th Department In a Hur witz. 71* NILE PERCH _____ _____ -'--- Trained They are able to cover cases "at thedropo(a ha t" said M rs. Whole Fresh Fish ____ according to Mrs. Hurwitz, are compasswn and understanding. the Illnesses seen most cornrnonly in their patients. TASTy 55 ________ Margarine LARGE COOKED SCALLOPS TASTY CHOPPED SIRLOIN . 59 C "it lb lef AUSTRALIAN Lobster Dutch Loaf MONRELL COOKED a FLORIDA COORID 49C _______________ ___ __ __ lood 1 .29 DELICATESSEN Salami *iy ea ___ ________ _____ SLACK FOREST leaves at noon. f range in age from to. P* most Important qualities, FRESH LEAN Bologna Oran 111hz, a blind diabetic amputee, has been a client of the home ma ker service for ii. most 10 years. He is visited twice a week for three hours by Janet Rice. She arrives at 9 am., does HilLz' shopping, laund ry and housekeeping, piepares his lunch and gives him Physical therapyon his leg. The 25 mewomenofl theagency.s STEAKS 6- 12 oz. Cans Cool Whip Cut Fryers PACKAGE ___ K. C. Steak _______ _____ 90 tacbmi the homemakers are supposed to maintain, Pain's first ease Involved a mothe r who was recovering from an emotional breakdown, "The kids all had scarlet fe-ver and the house was upside FRYERS: wiENERs BONELESS ____ couldn't help becoming at. tached to patients despite a do- __ ____________________ ________________________ C OP F LA N 0 7 9 C - 9 DOVE LIQUID her understanding of the Ward increased her affection for the elderly. She also said the GEORGIA GRADE A BONELESS Whol. She said her job had deepened SUGAR CREEK _ _______________ PICNIC ______ 32 ox. SIZE Quantity AUNT JINIMA or "BRIDES TO BE" Let F AirwaY Oaks That Special Cgkg ____________________________ b FRESH lO,0 49c . made Ic Of one two layer, of glass Plates for insulation, coy- •83•99 "We're so much a part of their li ves," said Pam Broderick, of Manchester, a home. maker health aide for a year 2 - 49c lb Rights hffl Mst from the collector to storage and from storage to Cream RoUs PRIDE FRESH WHOlE MUNCH Bee, SNOW WHITE either living apgm or hat water. The collect" an the roolf b O 79C Sausage 0l ___________________ FROZEN & DAIRY BUYS SINDSEYg butlag system consists of Ibl,L _____ _________ _______ ________________ ___________________ ____________________________________ _____________________________ __________________ _____________________________ HORMEL BROWN & SERVE _ tion Is financing some demon. dra tion projec ts, arid I'm awe Int______ erest will grow," he says. 10 do ________ ____ _____ lb __ ______ ___ ____ ________ _____ ______ Slices Canned Ham 11114 &_ ._. 29C ____ ____ Cl MOHAWK KING SIZE Watercress FRESH String Beans Ham SAVE 46 CRUNCH ''" 9 _____ 39C Chipped Meats 3 7 os RED 1,VHITE &BL!JE VALENCIA Oranges nsrv ItD WHITE &BW s. 29 Lettuce NED DELICIOUS *119 PATH CEDAR FARMS 5th 1 .39 sAz.ao Tomatoes -. Homemakers — Breast & Leg Quarters LYKES BEEF-HAM-TURKEY TASTY .. 49C lb hours of help each week, the recipients are gratefuL MARSHM ALLOW FILLED 88 1 Even though the volunteer homernakerlpcovldeordya few Pumpernickle Rolls 6 — 59 CHUCK STEAK / - holne means the efld,"she sajd. ONION _______________________ WINES I Lemon Meringue Pie NOON a MOGENDAVID -- "They'll do anything not to surrender their preci ous independence," she said. "Many, espectaUy the elderly, fe.J that going to a hospital or nursing 89C FRYER 53 1 DANISH COFFEE CAKES ) S D A CHOICE 69c LIMIT I WITH 17 10 OR MONt OADtR LARGE 59C need to remain in COOL I TANGY 5 s $1 Beef Stew COFFEE / ' lb ALMOND. CHERRY. BLUEBERRY FILLING 5 $1 LYKES VtT0' one'own home d91te falling oII S'I'[AI( CUT AND FItZ1 WRAPPED Macaroni 39C OODS health or family migis is Wout lb. 8 8C MAXWELL HOUSE Catsup 32oj 88c BATH BREAKFAST FRESH CALIFORNIA • lb rector of the service, which tries to keep families together during stressful periods and reduce inztltutlonillzaUon of the 11 PRANCO AMERICAN ELBOW 4 "There are lot of old, lonely and sick people in this ma," said Mrs. Hyalie Hurwitz, dl. 0 P*OM ME Sliced Bacon U.S.D.A ssr Spaghetti Tomato Soup 3 _____ I ___ ____ FRANCO AMERICAN agency. 5471 S. ORANGE PINE CASTLE, 1145 SEMORAN BLVD. 1801 N BERMUDA. KISSIMMEE -' FULL CLII ROUND NO DEPOSIT • 53C JiJ WAItIlC - USuIItvIr 1y1110 - -. - "1 L ____ ___ Fruit Drinks a I$ s1 INstill - 1Y II U LW III - I) __________ _____________ r M 4 - I SIP-IT fl 3*(SIUtII i8. l*IaI&U*y -U114 01 — 2 - BIG 48 OZ. BOTTLES - ___ _________ __________ _____________________________________________ , IT A disabled, elderly couple needs help keeping house. A sick, 90-year-old widow lives by herself wi thout friends cr family nearby. Eadi of these people needs a frie nd, companion, nurse, cook, ho usekeeper, and they get It t hrough the Manchester makerSeryfre Inc., a nonprofit 9 Uvec hsss. OES -'-• 1714.00 year-old son alone, I $oor.. Sp,c,d Lwc,..,, OIv. Lo1. Cho ç,,d Hs.ii SMs.,. liii, Sesvs. P.n P.s. PNARMACY$ . PIN. CA5TU - president, accepted for the school. tYKES FAIRWAY _____ ___ - I SAVE 1O EF Ib.49C I I Nii— ar krk~eV lftki CHUCK ROAST HUNT'S requirements. A cool, sunny climate that of Santa Maria, Calif., Ii dfavorabkf orsolar ..t. ing, while a cloudy one such as Seattle, Wash,, or Boston is y 1 - . - tq; -still aren't Promising a row garden ar4 a ren't delivering a bed of roses is attract young men to military service. Nichols' phi losophy, "they pepsi LIMITIWTTWI7SOORMORLORU, eve) flow of heat on de. My' Tybout. A 'elIdesigned solar heating syøem has a storage capacity / V more buildings of a mod tic. We are giving it the old college try" But, he added, the Marines slip out quietly with an early but honorable discharge. In VERMONT MAID "it has to be teamed with a em Intim.,syltesu to vrovide ering a network m' Lack meLI . • are hungry for moray to build _ ASPARAGUS sh "the UA rate came down dra. - OFF ON ANY PACKAGE $1 MAYONNAISE A Friend tubes :or circulating water, hen a base of black-painted and defivers. This, he said, resulted in an Week After Week Fairway Customers Save Morel Shop Fairway For Several Weeks. and See! -- KRA" Wm hadull; ___ Wft E"m on clot* don T7bcId says, you get iotop cent of the sun's normal radiation. $ewws for will serve him in both Marine and civilian e, are also being ____ _____ is rm*a ly 10 times the annual amount Uepment set. "The Natior.aj &-ence Founda- offers back it or who don't want to, to UP, DR. PEPPER Peanut Butter ' 75c SAMA JAM OR . Grape Jelly awa 111111111116 on the rod of a typical American house, is f*"- I Vocational courses, aimed at giving ea chMarine a skill that 3...1 Vienna Sausage JIF U other sun er durables, while the cost of ccswenUaj 9211,ollanelectr1cspace . ing threatens to double and triple," He estimates that the solar heating In car buy 4 evidently is wor" because Enjoy The BEST For LESS, Tomato Sauce2s- 25c Inflation at about the same rate stallatjon required. While Tybout fare3eesa big market developing for solar "They still have to Uke their lumps," he said, but confidenual short is - ALL I.AVOR$ thlO years aolirbeati gg bectltabletoIn,st.nID.th majority of U.S. locations. "The cont of installing a solar heating system Will rise With fereni parts of the rottritry, dt, pending on the sue of in- - S." Unlike other service bran. ches, the Marines are not allowing recruits who can't 5- ORANGE. PINE CASTLE, 114$. SEMORAP4 BLVD. 1801 N. BERMUDA. KISSIMMU ______________________________________ Hi-C Drinks OOOtoashLgbas,o.f. Ing with the demands of U-* iu ai - sn a aia.i ivi -, n _ UIMIIi&Is 'V It" "No" hum Inc. The cot of the system might range from so thing like si,. wayward recruits "advice and sympathetic 1M1stZfl CC Bargain Courses combat units, for special Ive I B-B-Q Sauces 3 ...1 or three days, but de. pendi ng on where you live, accordingtothe°hioStste ec. mist, Solar hea ting can supply e 4 study with Dr. George 0. G. Lof Of Colorado State University, ement OfIUhsstrequljj solar system, says Tybout, For a typical house, a 5()(). siarettouectwouidadd about sl,soo to the mortgage, counseling effort to , New Size! Aupported by Resources for th - Recruits will be offered two hours off their duty time is attend classes y will contribute the same aunt of HEINZ of two 4 Th to love scljhait kind of fish. Wounded by is a happy hunting ground for is "if You learn nce you almost essential th lovers, lays Judy Gall May, marry at you someone's spear, one charged feel great," she said. a diver It is a con at me like a mad dog, shaking . scuba di ver-photographer. She swning She and her husband dived met her own husband through importanho bby, and it is also his head vigorously and grind- over a shipwreck bein g razed t is have someone who tug ida teeth We had is swim by the Smithsonian Inatitution, diving and recornjnexy the knows about the sport Inemer. backward toward the boat which permits volunteers poaiWUty is husband.se gendes when a is l, we do ma ki ng aggressive motions all She says th sign up is di ve and ere are about a buddy breathing, passing the the way whenever he tried to in underwater arc trains them half million male divers ,is regulator heology, all ba ck a nd f orth. You lunge at u about 30,000 women. f or the price of a nice vaaUon, In addi. can't always get out of a cave or Judy says. "But di ving is safe, if —lion, the sPort Provides Other shilpwreck right away !hen As for treasures, their Gwrl thrills — treasure hunting, fish equipment careful and have a partner," malfunctions," she Insists. "i' had more ac- COflSlSt of a six-foot tree of cor• lore, scenic wonders and under- explained. • al, hundreds Of beautiful shells, water hobbles. Judy says. dents on la nd tha n in Orneriness ter. I fell off a motorbike in a German escape pack and bot. She wrote a book, "Scuba tlesoflrishgingerale. The an. Diver's Guide to Underwater Bermuda and another time Too, it is imperative to Ventures," describing some f with someone when you get riding horse fell on me when I was tique bo(des are worth about 4 them. iii Jamaica." 150, she says. stuck or involved with an ome. their macriage over ry fish, she says. A husband will S years ago, Judy couldn't thrSince ciences ee years ago, Judy and her come to the rescue. Once she even swim. She took swimming husband have dived mere are also serious contri. became off the entangled with fishing and di ving lessons at th h e C i. coast of Honduras, Ba. butions to be made to science, lines that were hanging over a cago she points out, In marine biol and "soon became a hmas, Florida, Texas and in shipwreck the two were ex- fish," recalls. gy, geology and even under- ploring. 'No matter which way been afraid Of She had always all the G reat La kes, as well as water but even. in the Gulf of Mexico and off water construction. the I turned, I became more en- tually became an instructor, coast of Maine and Blork Island Judy had not gone diving with meshed," she recalled. Another Now she works for a public re- where there is a shipwreck of her hUsband the day they met at time she was at ta cked by L la tlons firm. Devil's Lake, Wis. She was bnrracuda. the (rman U53 from World diving with another pa rt ner. So War 11. "Sharks I like. Most are realreal. Apprehensive Ili-r book exp lains isics of ".a.s he. But they surfaced ly shy, and you must siiii fast "'I here are times then ou scuba and goes on to her together and that was if ou beginning of a romanc' erwater photogra. But barracudas are another If you are going into a ne w ph)NEWYORK(Ap) Wednesda y, April 1974-38 1 G r '- NOW redocelt. ton hesse could get However, Nkho Mld th Marines are recruiting volunteers among their srce for a - reasonaide. It's t. ' ound iving _lL mnnttdY fuel bill _itcan only WA desirable. Marine Co • 09 their off-duty time. The cost is - The Sanford Herald a with But In general, solar beat is a air-weati friend because it there when you it D p t Y' c OUr Fairm I nolo'. - going to be a winner. The Marines, ho wever, do offer men extra leave if y recruit "the kind of men we want" when they go back to Increase But he cautions that solar heating cannot eliminate ii a bargilfl theY N is stick with it or take the co - APRIL 4-10, 1974 COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) By 1964, solar collectors may be as familiar a sight on rooftopa as TV antennas are today, Predicts an Ohio State Unlver. afly economics professor, Dr. Richard A. Tybout be-lieves that one-third of redden. Usi space beating in United States could be supplied by so. 11a IY .,.- PRICES EFFECTIVE Collectors I, that 4 Solar - program that Nichols feels is of up to ,OOi) are granted for four-year enlistmen ts in fundamentals of training and lAr one Base personnel are now uniforms, medical cam and atheir home towns. And bonuses his own key. Rosteo . for Instructors to motivate their men to continue the often horb practice of the basic skills without the incentive of anlmmediate transfer toawar zone. Nicho ls said some of the volunteer recrui ts find y really didn't want the tough life At Camp Pendleton, other Bonuses dozen other i;efiL. But when It comes to the - I,. It's Disci pline and training not been relaxed at Camp PenfleIon Just because there wu, Niis salt He plained that peacetime training is the same as wartime training, but it is more difficult as a whole 4.7 per cent In IM. military life not much different f rom civi lian living is working hours and fringe benefl years ago, Nichols said, because he has more money to sperd A private earns $329 a month plus free room, board, with a bedroom of W own, no than World War H boot camp billets. There is a base although the base exchange than his counterpart of 10 or 12 wants, he Said. For Instance, two new barracks-apartments on the base offer each private a suite But te aldUs and for reenlistment& The bonus system evidenPy is The because the ftnt4Ime Marine reenlistment ra te has Jumped is 30 per cent, he said, from a low for Marine Co sells wigs for off-base wearing, The Marines' traditional Pendleton beach has better surf. Today's Marine is more independent and .as more freedom y wa*" Nichols said. To a limi ted degree, the Marines =adjusting is peacetime, Physical cMqe-s wrought at thebueisatg tract men to - - - '--- Gunnery sergeanta are still thewi c theli time-tested, at!enUon-getti terms, Haircut and dress ha ven't been used, town," he added. Realities Nichols admi ts that the Cows Movie Loss -is qyirjg in the face of LIM The base movie is losing realities Of p en t manpor at tendance steady, unable is recru.1ting by Madisoncompete with the more lurid Avenue techniavoiding ques adopted by offerings is surrounding cities. others is at volunteers, The base surfing bea ch is `nds is a pamiastve society second choice to many civilian we're in and nowadays you've be aches where girls are got to respW to what kids want allowed, even though the and give them more of wha t who assumed command at Camp Pendleton last November, can view from his Office wL4ow some Of Sea Garden .,, that forms men out of boys, Camp Pendleton still is not a row garden. But the Corps has bentaidtand is e en g so to fit its traditional imme isis today's competition for manpower wi th or branches Of the nation's all-volunteer military fos, Brig. Geri. Robert L Nichols, 4 A Pprn Of ice hot dogs on a 24.hour.eday a and a movie theater parking lots is allow evey m gonend is ate park his wheels, — - -- Wednesday, April 3, 1974 oriii Js n't I - - FOR SPECIAL ORDERS Cal Ssafar. Ssatsad FOR DELIVERY TO YOGA FAIRWAY to Manchester, Funded by United Way, the sec, charges fees based on the patient's Income. Fees can be charged to medicare or an. o'h"r health insurance plan. -- �6B—The Sanford Herald Wednesday, April 3, 1971 EXTRA !EN STAMPS I ND REDEEM THE COUPONS 1glotS [;1 '(& m i.4. —l oll; LI b n a IA At 0 9 I. S :1' 5 5 S a • aaa a. u_a. a_a - - - _a_______ • i. ri?\\ - rri.i• I -- ) • S I I • __ L EXTRA WGreenStamps ø7N tN.$ COvPON £110 PvSCwa.si a. I Wish-Bone Low Cal Italian, French or I000-1slond Dressing SB-oz. bot. P!h Iap•,S Wi4 a•nI IS. II14 SI a a aaaaaa a. aaaaaa_a_ I aaa aa. aaaaaaa_aa_a _____ WGreenStamps TNI$ Cov'Oi £110 PV$C1SA44 0' ii • S.I SI is (lap.,.. 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S • 0 !, I I S (A \L1Z JWGreenStamps rs ?s..$ covpo a*o PuIcM$$4 o. I A"X I • S EXTRA S • C 111 or or Rol 4A *5 STAMP r.1111. a 61 11 t• ORUN IA ,Ifa[f, g — 'G O11 3a t a O ........ ........ • r 1 • !' : •h ~ ; L93 ~ 1; It 1 HU 'o '49 0 1' 40 vi A A �~_ - __ ~ - - . , - . __ ______-!1"`111l1llll__ - __ - - - - . - W _ -I - 8B- The Sanford Herald -p-.- -- - = IITI -- =:-• -- iTI -- T.. -__ ---_= -=-- - - - -- - - Tuesday, April 2 1 Respect , Dear Abby . W. .- CARNIVAL POLLY'S POINTERS TV Scientif ic Rating Change Is by Dick Turner The Sanford Herald Proposed April 3 1974-98 by Div. Gnu. Wednesday, ALLEY OOP Can't Stand To See YORK (AP) - The see that type ABC-TV says the way jj• NEW Food Thrown Av.ay -I -- - - BYABIGAIL%'ANBUR4 I S flN __________ w " where charity is concerned. We are four women who meet once a week What do you think? F - - --- •' - possibility of eliminating ________ seemed indifferent. How do you nounce that they have figure this? AMAZED children because they don't _- - - __ . __ - _________________________ ______________________ want any! Dear amazed; The lady can't _____ _____ (There are many people who, If selfish and she hires C4uwm to locate m. annon not only tries to is much track him down, but also . GOod Book _________ even in spite of our best hospital horse Is rejected because it's a Dunaway co-star as Edward surgery, X-ray and cobalt pinto Then it's discovered the horse had been stolen from an the ple&jure of beir,g grand. U.S.A. by cancer, even after by his friends jodWig. Kids w11I parenta, they have often squandered be kids. "eccentric" - _________ DEAR ABBY: Doyoublameusforfeelthg e My wife Passed away three months ago. was and a waleni -- ,000 to $5,000 on futile hospital surgery, X-ray NBC and "CLERoW the Kojak is Investigati,g the ________ CARROLL RIGHTER'S _____ 6HOR OSCOpE the Carroll Rl,t.r Institute 'bid., lUSCOnSPi, , Ph We Still Have s d - r I. - V2 _ - ________________ 1. __________________________________ ______ :wl ._*J.: - 1.. __________________________ • -E... W -4-,, -i -. :itr" 1 - :y. '.-- - -:- 1< . 1. ('-' it - - : 1 - - -- ;.q41' j;:5ij. :a - " 'i L........ ' 11 - ~_ .~! R K `x=-_- - I , - "a I . ______ - - * -___________ ____________________________ _________________________ LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) careful. Teach to study more Ivy of"decelt and fra" Don't force your way Into a and be prepared until there Is use of horse blood extract _ situation that is notgood(oryou need for such abilities, replenish the cancer victim's anyway. Try to be more Encourage to listen to what reduced inununL'y. economical. Save time for Others have to say. Dired the But on the witr ds worthwhile perso& education along investigative whensworn to tell the truth, the VIRGO (Aug. to Sept.23) andsdentlfichnes.Sportsarea FDA doctor, then lamely adDret'tacttoohathyrwu'you natural here. mitted that they had wnitters could get Iritu a !ct of trouble, A "The Stars Impel, they do 1501 niie is your best weapon compel." What you make of false letters on their M.D. stationery actually telling baldagainst adversaries at your life is largely up to YOU! faced Lies against Carcalon. Carroll Righter's Individual Now, to avoid being Pv quackery." (5S F$artheflflOre, the A.M.A. I(H,,bjc,I, - 11 r_j v-411. ff ______ charge that Carcalon was nothing but mineral oil, has scientists. 91 -- _ 1 . . *f, ________ I-- I (3 (44) . ______________ ________ ______________________________ 1 ____ ____ _____ ______ ________ ___ ______ Mod Squad (0) The Jokers Wild 10:30 (2) (a) (13) Movie (13) Jeopardy Th e $10.000 BvsIness Men 5 S II (a) Gambit (9) Split Second (35) Romper Room (44) Film 11:30 (2) Hollywood 8:00 (2) Cleraw Wilsons Great Escapo (6) Sonny And Cher Comedy Hour Squares (0) Love Of Life (9) Brady Bunch (U) Fran Canton (44) NOt Far Women Only (fl Movies (24) Washington (44) PettIcoat Junction 3:00 (24) MisteRogers Sask&bahi $30 (24) Theatre In AFTERNOON (4) Young And Suitcase (9) 9:00 (2) Crown Matrimonial (0) 9:30(13) Dick Powell Theatre (35) The Saint Restless (33) Florida Lifestyle (44) Variety News 12:30 (2) Celebrity Sweepstakes (4) Search For 10:00(0) Kolak Countdown 10:30 (35) News 6:30 (2) News (o) ( News (35) Mayber,' RFD (44) Hogans Heroes ______ ____________________________________ _______________________________ -- -- 13:35 (2) News 1:00 (2) Jackpot AND MIST MAK NOW (4) News Ma tinee (241 P.Safch (0) AS The World (3$) I'alama Playhouse MovIe , 1.00 (2) Tomorrow Show (9) Movie (41) News US.A (0) Sunrise Semester 7:00 (2) Today CBS News Bozo' Big Top Capt. Kangeroo Mike Douglas 9:00 29 Show (2) Phil Donahue The Guiding arid Iii i1'ICVIIS I Regular 1 Value GOOD AU DAY I, (9) Girl In My "b' 300 Jã,0U8 , O(Dd? 3:30 (2) How To Survive () A Marriage FRIED CHiCKEt Sinford ____ _____ " '"' _____________ _________________________________ I DOG RACING -- - 4A;1 , - - I 'I - - - 'T4TE ________ HAS' OTHER (7 eA5 ____ ______ L MEET you i,j , 9UPPO4E tAJIL. I TOAI)5TRA&IA 5It)IJEy 7 '--- Y f . 21 11 _______ r ________ t a ________ - - ______ _____ ________ _______ , V. ! / - I ___ 7 __ I by Bob Thins ITUR g_ _ pirds turned down a 200.pouncl pig, a mongrel, a hydra Ic c and a large portable swimming pool NEXT ERNIE. _____ ) il '5',______ - ___ WINTHROP I I i by Dick Cov.IIj . HH! NOiSE... I'M 'StALKING ONE POc\ rA I A5-4j,'),' J _____ I I FUNNY HOW EQME PEOPLE aALj'TtWATICAW,' SIDE LITTLE, DCFEN5ELES GEJY HCj ill,' c ___ ______ WITH tHE UNDER(7QC. 1" , ' '.)) -- - ä) '' 6%Iutih inal 1. ° ______ . - 3 4 ________________________________ ' Y-"i . - F . -- - - -1. - 4':', 7 -•--• 'S WHO'S BOSS (AROUND HERE? I'VE GOT A - . - Chic Young _____ Jii -'-' HE ______ TH)' < wauwrw,- T - BOSSJ ME TO GET BE _____ (,errnjn, 5 J6 Ii 15 I'ierre ts;th ., - . durk 3$ Th rr'estalutr 5 '--_-" _ ,:: ~:.A ... - . -.----" 49(;a'A'out - a'- - _______ I [ , - - . - -- a ' p ' IV - , -' - . . - - -- stti - - -S - - '-5-- - - - . - Sftheei SSTlseaIer i p1 _ / - pl 40 Enthusiasm 4lISOlIHoinan 45 h-'orrn a noIi'in 47 To hi.ibitulr element So EsjhI i rih lurm SI Alcoholsi tiqur si Me,jsurr if ~ I k~T - milt's - . . - - - - ' - ___________ - . - BEETLE BAILEY . - MI _____ _____ tM IH I A GO ODA BEETLE.' - - - -- - :- . We can ' t really be sure because . when it comes to separating fact , Mort Walker ________________________________ _____________________________ TH N! I k S9Small u:jrd 8 9 10 ii wa&r _ \ULP '7Li gEALir Ai')4Ii.& 't'tLJ WANT FOR LU __ _____ _________ _ -. ____ _____ Y '~~ , A ______ -_ 19 %1111 sight-seeing pheno mena, in I P171 Ads, we 24 131 _________ 36 41 I J ____ 1) But if it were advertised as a I P5t Time 8 P.M. the Want lioly weuld go and see it. That's because people have faith in the Want Ads, It's easy to believe In such a reliable, result- producing system of buying and selling. No myth or mystery about it. c -y _______________ THE PHANTOM / / _____ - 1 i i New Grandstand ___________ 53 [S4 55 __________ 52 f49 No Ot* Under Ii 57j5 59 J'AflFORD.Op[p$)() ______ ___ ____ Md.s north of Otano btwoin Rs.rvations (303) S3l.1ao -- 54 ___ ____ 65 I - ______ __________ ________ _________________ ______________ __ 66 ___ __________ iJT i ,it' ''/' '' _____ '' T)4E _____ io,._-- 9 mtie nC -'.- lLI MISM9 MY LLOW row. 4Js ____ services. Givetisacallif you want to turn no- longer-used items into easy monoy. Li. Falk and Sy Barry _________________ rT5 ' ... ' v" - i . ______ - , -- - i_5'--' - '' - __________ 63 62 _______ -.-- 60 Shop the Want Ads for bargains in a wide range of merchandise and Tug 54W s7rsew ' 44 I Matinees Mon., Wed,, Slt.,1:4$PM •Alt 11 which to believe. 16 . - So rry . / HER SOUH.. ACK ,MEAkJ, 8ETTER ________ A - I New Color TV ____ Memorial Hospita l, 1101 East First Street, Sanford, Fla fl771 Bids mutt be received by 1000AM On Idly of April 1911. Publith April 3. & i iv7i DEA 73 ________ 3 I 2 31 r ____________ OFFICIAL. CPLICAIO9, THEN YOU OJE THIN4 URE.5POR'r'... WNTU5 TO bSWEREYE you 5O,'VuRLAN DIRECTLYFRiEO 5 FR EE:r: for Seminole -. -4111711 _______ _ ___ E LL SRI JOVE. yOu 'Mv HAVE POINT BY BILONDIE - 26 V ___________________ ___________________________ THERE MAY ST. BERNARDS IA ___ I comb form i _____ P ________ II I'hraie of _______________ 50 Maple g awarenes, 3 wd, t 7 College Indian IS Warbk resiIrncrs bAlhktiu lIF'itih teoll i i i ollit sal 7 Sn. 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(AP) - Mrs. and Mrs. Verne Peters offered - '. - '12 NSIISF,IpSII I from legend, we sometimes don' t know IHTlRTM1arkHrLr _____ 1 1J , CAPTAIN EASY ; P0011 AWARD Match Game (9) One Life To Live (3$) Penhous. Barnyard drunk nus _-- (4) (U) Mr. Ed (41) Now Zoo Revue rrUt l'iuttt I 101(15 I aPtN DAILY II A M TIL9 PM. FRI. 4 SAT III French Aye (H, way I? 93) CIwc,eI,d k : - ________________________ V-3 Answer Tomorrow tVr* W Mother World The Price Is Right 1 91 General Hospital 44 45uult.,1 Measures 49'' of ak - Life (44) Patty Duke ___________ ____ KCnnedy Kflnedy INVITATIONTO lID Seminole Memorial Hospital invites bids for ULTRASONIC rt'pin'. lit iur ii u , h,ll do ou ihii n4l I R5S ______ _____ ' uring lhckness mutlur,' Iz(;irl friend The Edge Of Night .- 1 `1-1 FRANK AND ERNEST - 44 hrutrurnmnt for ieet $Thin film 01 $ 2:30(2) Doctors (0) . :.- - ACRoSS C Lives Light (9) Newlywed Gam ~ ., Pototoes and giov y, Col* skills 2:00 (2) Days Of Our Sunrise JtMiee Sunrise Almanac () S'nsn Almanac 6:30 (2) Spring Street oot I. It , A MIt, Juniper IW4 IL5aNT Ant Aei to Pie . out Pu it IC Deal THURSDAY 4:00 (9) 0:15(2) WNtsi (III 1k' ' SWAPPING THE t ii Ur l.irIIir ii., hut Its __________ N Turns (9) Let's Make A (4) MORNING 14SYT ltisl,',uil if tiu,11 - SO-iOOGL.E ________ _____________ Complete 1:30 (2) Three On A Imertca - TOI)b"S Qt'E7TloN Tblngs had taken a nasty turn or the worse, but Walter was He saw a play for his contract If West held thre 'TED1t : \i,li IIItI. tk'Itt PAPER! 0 !il tz l1 1 . News " teart, ____ _______ (9) News has.s - _______ IdOl News Tom orrow (9) Doc Elliot (24) Legislative Password 3• - News Wet (24) S'esdme Stree t (44) Lucy l''. ANt) ) - I (13) The Westerners (24) Electric Company (33) Lost In Space News (9) News (13) Stagecoach 2, - ' ii might try three hearts, but prefer an immedi' ale jump to sit diamonds. F:sea ii OUt partner holds ttso spades a spade ma not be opened. - (0) Green Acres (0) i H. ruffed the second heart and king of spades. It held and when he ledasecond spade West showed out, East won and forced Walter wi th another - 5:13 (13) Women's Nom 3:30 (2) News (2) DEA 15 North East South SEARCH Kirby 0 Morrison Mary C Morrison POLLUTION Publish March 70, 711. April 3, 10, WATER sti LOOK Y rr utD TAKE TO ME.../ I 20 MEN A YEAR "I PROVE. n J TO sog.x ir OUT/ WITH PENCIL ______ , S Playing in that Valhalla •ION4VKQe3.,J54_ %Vhat un SUI (Ii) now' Batman 12:00 (2) News America Man In A I Neighborhood 6:00 PUBLIC TESTIMONY. BOTH ORAL AND WRITTEN, REGAR rs RT - Wd Section 16509 Florida Statutes 11111117, to Me Robert T amerer. Adris. Walter Z'i (33) (44) Green Acres Connection (35) Rat Patrol (44) ABA All Star Leave It To Beaver (33) u m, 130 Magnolia Ave. Altamonte Spring%, Fl PROBLEMS AND 1971 THEIR ABATEMENT. WILL BE HEARD OEZ Publith April 1. I?, 1911 four.apade, doubled contract. 5 S Pjul P Anna M COMIN0SS. COMIN',' 1/ ci'cto,i 8S 09 Ilør di S tatutes 19$1 eight. If Walter and Harry are still _re West t most of m were feeling developed In Wal ter's fertile mind. 1:30 (2) Bonanza () Movie Orlando City Council iyen that W 1 '" ,.. FROM UBL DING \ THAT 5PJF t are engaged in busineu at 2526 Kiowa Trail, Fern Park 37130. Semnot County, Florida under the 7 Law heret,y water quality management planning 1914 Pursuant to the Act, br public DEZ hearings are the lint step for FICTITIOUSNAME determining e$ig'blity as " Not thereby given tho? we are Planning areas engaged ,n busines s at 1700 west NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN OF First Street, Sa0ford, Seminole THE FOLLOWING P IC County. Florida under the tic HEARINGS. titiout name of HOME AP April 39, 1974- 3 OOp rn --- Board PLIAP4CE CENTER. and that we of County Commissioners Meeting intend to register said name with Room. Room 203, Seminole county the Clerk of theCircuit Court, Courthouse. Sanford. Fl Seminole County, Flor,da in ICApril 79. 1,71 - 7 00 P rn - Cordarice w ith the provisions of Altamonte Sprungt Community the Fictitious Name Statutes, To Center Auditori his queen of clubs on Walter's gaveaome New England player credit for t.'iem, we have a GilIlgan's (13) 20$ '4 the F.ikral Water icarnils for the purpose of ckt,rm,nng public detret regar dng designation of all or parts of the machinery by playing into articles on the play of the card.s. Some of his hands were really Oregon Ave. At 1.41 SR 4 __________ Sanford Wedfl"&y ( ___________ COt.4RJTER,' NOTICE 's Pubic Boston was a great whist player good players go, more power to who used to write delightful them. ________________ - _______________________ _____________ (44) BulIwinkle 4:00 (2) Somerset (a) Mery Griffin (9) Lucy Show (24) Sesame Street Ilan The late Walta- F. Wyman of ShetWm Sar1krd Legal Notice __________ onds to the Florida Regional Planning counc 1 cordance with the provisions of the hit inst ru cted .t staff to COnduCt 1(tiiOJS Name Stitutci. To WI Iltoubiv visualized what Walter was Up Pam 46 to and threw a monkey wrench pan I'as,e Ikiuhlt. I';,'.s Pam Opening lead- VQ * _ jI 4T 7.)) Lunch 11:30.2:30 Dinner 5.10 LUNCHEON HAPPY HOU R 4-7 Drinks For The Price Of One Legal Notice - BUGS BUNNY CtfICtivIIy deal with coniple, ERECTION COMPANY, and that '- intend t register Mid name with P011utiOn problemi in urban i ndustrial areas The B'rd he Clerk of the Circuit Court, Directors of the East Central Seminole County, Florida in ac miserably. ltseernsthatflarryStubbsof Arlington who sat West, had J if RIVER 11001M RES"I'AIRINT Thle thim portion is a (44) 4 West North East South , - Pyramid (44) Fury 10:33 133) News 11:00 (2) WIzard Of Odds Right (a) Andy Griffith (9) Truth . Consequences falsehood. () Sosendformy "Exposeof the (9) FDArvcarcak,rI,"encjosinga 6:00 (4) (9) long stamped, return enve'ope Cents News Viewpoint Star Trek 7:30 (3) The Price yet Kotulak coin- tinues to parrot that A.M.A. - (13) (24) lug been disproved by leading J -I--- Hogan's Heroes (9) Dragnet Yet Kotulak lists Dr. Ivy's tue of 11w Carcalon treatment situation at home. Be tactful PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20 as mere quackery! and you get fine result.,. Some associates are sarcastic But the State Legislature of Assume a mcre cbeerfui at. and demanding, so keep quiet Illinois vindicated Dr. Ivy titixie toward others until they get rid of their thereon and slapped the wrIsts MOON CHILDREN (J fl hangup, and all goes smoothly of the A.M.A. to July 21) Exercise care in again. motion And in the famous Omonth and avoid possible i' YOUR CHILD 1.5 aoari Chicago trial, Dr. Ivy was fully trouble at thiS time. Listen to TODAY.. .heat-ahe will want Vindicated and the FDA cornideas alone who is Interested In obeatroub4iterbutJd pletely humiliated. your welfare, be a troublemaker If not For the FDA had accused Dr. LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct 23) Forecast for your sign for May perjury they confessed Set dealings with o thers Is in now re ady. For your copy their lies, sang they had not your bei mode of proJure send your birthdate and $1 (It even penned th letters y no w if you want good resul ts, Carroll Righter Forecast, The FDA had written them askIng Attend some group affair this Sanford Herald, P.O. Box 629, th e medics to sign t1*O evening. Hollywood, Calif. Yet the FDA lad the gall to accuse Dr. Ivy ci "deceit and -- I 7:00 (2) To Tell The Truth A(UARIUS 21 to Feb. problematical affair very well ll)Youwantto&lvntotli,ose years, fGund that Dr. Ivy and wisely ,9ow Jae' en doties ahead of you, which is rankedFIRSTamongaulivfrg cotragenient. fine, but you may find they are men of science. Do something about a tense realize. .k; EVENING which counted he referencu in Z000 scien tific Journals for (Jan. is11 - nommmmmmmm--N-w 'I'elevision (a) What's My Line? (9) Movie 9:30 (4) Concentration 10:00 (2) DInah's Place A QJ 4K ____ s e YOU will be able to hendle a + _u WEDNESDAY •K62 i'rth-S,th sutrwrjbl,' say is disrupting the thrust of - Dori I krc~,,,, ;gobA)ly the boomerang" ot 1912 (Public clubswithdtunmy'sace; take second diamond finesse wind up losing just two trump tr icks and one heart. The play would work In real LIfe, but this time It failed SOUTh KQJ652 'I' LOUNGEOPINDAILY. tdCLUDisus, do _____________________________________________________ I _~ 4-3 L._~ ~ ) - - finesse; overtake his king of 4 10 + Breakfast ".3 a your father' sectio n dummy's Jack; take a than 4: 1U97 AK 104 •Q94 which 11 WM r..... Ak4',tJ)opM - -- '"i '" " -- So Walter led his eight of clubs. Ills plan was to finesse • . 4AJ6532 SPECIAL Ser,,',ilt A100i(wORhj.. ,,_._- ______ POIIIA'On Control Act Arnen.dmenlS king. -, ês QJ9575 +1095 - CARRELS.' (ER ThAN A'TAPEWQRhi'J _____ ______ 'I don't knoItsi who in-4ente Lj -_ 3 '. __ I - LUNCHEON I GUESS IM JUST OLD-FASI.I$ONED I SOMEHOW, IPREFER BEING CALLED / / ____7 clubs to the queen and East NIJIITII Sad 313 1910 BOOKS - - -- '7i ~Iy _________ _________ House Of Steak the Edward', abdication in 1936 for Parson,, Cathy Burns, Jack profile of actor Charles the "the woman I Ime." Greer Warden and George Grizzard medical therapy. ooking top Cation stars as Queen Mary, are featured, box-office attraction, who is scifi opposed to her son's 1-11 CBS CANNON training to see the A.M.A. at- marriage to dwin the twice-divorced socialite's finance di sappears Newman. tack chiropractors and dieticians as If the latter were And it ftwther irritates me to from see the glib manner in 4 newspaper columnists pander to the M.D. by routinely urging FORECAST FOR THURSDAY SCORPIO (Oct 23 to Nov. 21) that all health problem cases APRIL 411174 Use patience with good friends "consult your physician at GF4Ef'jj TEN1jEItQ: who are out of sorts right now, once! A day when you could have all Know exactly what your alms Physicians are not sorts of troubles with work you are and go after them in- even in their &w,i Solomoni, hnveto& Don't grwntji,orb, telllgentiy. And I nando of them , critical. Be considerate an SAGITTARIUs (Nov. 22 to what we call "book doctors" or i e t p a tendency In feel you Dec. 21) Handing outside at- traintrusters, who don't use the are being abused. Pa tience and ftars with much care is very simple common sense methods a smile relieve tendons now. important now. Gain support of be fore ging ur costly surgery. ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) a bigwig who can be helpful to Moreover, the A.M.A., plus Don't be rude with others lust your advancement the Food and Drug Admlnistra. because you are In a bad mood CAPRICORN (Dec.23 to Jan, tlon, have slandered and libeled or you get into further trouble. 20) Your ideas for growth are the greatest living medical Keepbssy with work you have fine, but they need more study scientist in the world, namely, to do. before putting them in Dr. Andrew C. Ivy. TAURUS (Ajs'. 20 to May 20 ) operatIon. Take that chip off The recent Science Dig _____ I despite our best hospital I I SWING ,o.rT1. , READING '., V established a J F,S Quality management program to IICI'l.Out name of KENNEDY - the project, wh,ich atakes the on the run after his convi Politically connected promoter nd in hang g se te n nce) (or a Clerow and his animated (a Asa member of the American D DEPRIVED: I woman. My children are new crime he didn't commit. He unhappy. "blame" you, but I don't agree Medical Association myself 1 friends are back for a married and love homes of adventure which takes the encounters a group of citizens 10.11 NBC NBC NEWS that you no wife land his have geat respect for fen( their Owii My muther-la, in a small town who are afr aid PRESENTS: in rs as same bungl g cou e me di cine SPECIAL sho ul d have children because constantly plying me with ssor. Cierow and to stand u to a t yranni cal and EDITION This Is drawn into But lam not you want anabjectslave predece be gpayg. advice. Example: "Dun't ever crooked boss. Marjne poses as a three segments. One deals with who kowtows to pontifica tion by friends net ,t. f b. re WT7 WIn. AU women reacher and stirs them up to the Valery Panov. the premier wring a dance, but (icrow Is ei er th the A.M.A or other by choice shouldn't be go diggers.All they want is feel face ir leader. He also falls ballet dan sent to a ne w fer home scientists unless In Russia. He isa guilty. When the lr da ta gibe kn of Your money." his friends think he's run off in love. go wi th Jewwhohasbeen logic! try1, to get Ow Good Book Impbred as to 6:34.10 PBS THEATER IN out of Russia with hi.s with the muney. Abby, my life seems to emp. forlb said multoy, thle "Oh, the reason so many nondie Twid AAMICA "A Memory of Two Jewish wife (she can't get ty. I don't know anyone I want needed MOM peopic Not so of cancer," is the stock A.M.A. a 8:30-10 NBC HALLMARX Mondays" (Rerun) Arthur vim) to date, but my mother-in4aw's Mw efforts to help him reply, "is that patients don't H ALL OF FAME "Crown Miller set this play In a come from this Matrimonial" Successfully warehouse on New York's London. Leading scientists will made me think about it. Have a Lovely Wedding," sea There is some logic to that. mounted on stage in London, lower East Side, and he used discusa the controversy among How long a mourning period But many pa ti ents who do get repeated in $1 to Abigail Van Buren, New York, "Crown the cha racterofayong worker cancer researchers which they should be observed quickly diagnosed, then J0ttCfy s,ece WILSON'S GREAT signs of cancerstory of events leading to King feelings. of his Youth. EsWe researdL CWF OSERTSO "' wu.oc.s. - , '' by Larry Lewis THE 'flJ' THING IS STUDYING WITH THE TAPE YOU STILL _ - - _- __________ I This should be done in the r3 magaLine cutouts and magazines. - BARBARA. etc. - KENNETH. - _7__ '1 MAN with murder as the pawn Then sponge he likes with wallpaper or Such advertising -_ _________ E vis ng e I I a t - t u rn e d -a c t o r slaying Of a young lawyer who Marjoe is starred. He plays a had been working for a big developer. Kojaks probe stalls fast-drawing gunfighter In my cue' Lasky Dr., Beverly Hills, Cal regular medical checkups and Matrimonial" Is the absorbing (Kris Taborl) to exercise his How soon is "too soctiri" to seek 91212. have their first - - ________ Kojak finds himself In m1dWe of a political tmpest, Pulpit" remove. MAN S y "M - 1.0., ARE - shields, back of the wipers, bottom bunk bell firml) usuall I the stree ts and parking Iota. In pressed wood to the underside winter they often freeze to the of the upper bunk. Let the child t,.. windshield and are hard to decora te his own "ceiling" as THIS IS THE _______ c.. . __ - 1111 1 US -m - CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS 4 l) . -- ________________________ have DEAR POLLY Our Pet to be repeated. - POLLY. Peeve La with those businesses DEAR POLLY -To brighten and Or ganizations who place the surroundings for the advertisements On car wind. youngster who sleeps In the At :40 ___ . L. @1 _________ Process, or any other, may f "DIRTY O'NEIL',, I n I- cleanable. 1 ______ DEARGIR1_Sandj1j>.j_.. is, If any, on Is dry __ ___ .._'-.. 1 - uid. 3.00 and 11:00 ffu ______ 10.11 CBS KOJAK (Rerunj Is nothing wrong with it. U she chfld, and my That means almost 365,000 IndIan chief. Clmarron's em- MOVIE broken were poor, she'd be "chintzy." OF THE WEEK "The y are killed every year in the barrassement is com beca use he is depriving us of pounded Gun and But since she's rk* the's I FIRST AREA _____ EVERY DAY, Calvary. But Cimmarron's Chamberlain and Faye implores us to "Go fcrth and Our son onl m ______________ ___________________________ ___________________________ _______ r i Wallace Simpson. British actor except Ctmarron, are flushed Edward. This one But bluntly bear to see anything wasted, have no children is a ____________________ ____ death rate. etiquette ______________ 1 are what cause the high cancer "The Remounts" All the --'5 ____________________________________ r ask your local with sudden wealth when their stronge: than the bland attempt discovers he physicians why already has one I believe their decision 1,000 horses are bought by the U.S. last season which saw Richard wife. very Americans die ___________________ _____ - should be hung. The others say lii a bedroom or den but I I believe they should go In the \SECR[TARY was bledng heart liberals and and even Dr. Ivy's Carcalon kidding. Yet her husband miss no opportunity to an Z.-= H,gh1~ights I f V wife have been ma rried for in cancer tratment, alleging ears They are both that advocates of special diets ___ question is which room is used Test The effect of the vinegar 14 - for that customarily. Everyone first. Many authoriti L can do wha t pleases him, but I scraping as much of es suggest the tar off ,- would like some answers on as possible, when the material what the , , ___ and I had the same problem with a purse and dipped a tooth. brush in a little "inegar, brushed it again. I hope this works as well for her, living room where everyone PEGGY B. ______ 1 (FA5') ________ S ( ~~ Marlyne - she wanted to from a suede belt remove tar can see our loved ones. My We Rated PG • wrote that DEAR POLLy Our family - F4 DEAR POLLY disagrees about where the cherished pict es of relatives ur TALL" and include what he called action the other two networks DOING ' , POLLY'S PROBLEM industry his leftover ca rr ot sticks to take three home, be thought she - ____________ ~ 41; 10 By POlty CRAMER he 's The other method is a diary. kept by 2,400 households. The 'm 1< much stronger LONELY the Chicago Thbune. for woman asked my husband for - i ' that talented science editor of "take a long, hard look at the TH,9ERRIES FINE, WERE JUMPA OVER1 Nb ...we GOT W1ZER WANTED! AU..'EV 5EE' HOME III TH About Pictures of "psychographlcs," or the kinds will take. bridge and But even he succumbs to the children's audience DEAR LONELY: It's ra tings on residents, for a fee, note In of reactions programs and lunch, and her conduct puzzles life, obviously not "And If there Isn't some In a that of your fallacy of "Kowtowing to Sup. the weekend, on a national them who watched what and me. commercia ls cause In viewers, short period of time, then I'm departed wife or certainly not posed Kings." ba sis." when. One-third of these diaries IIe said he'd like to hear f I can understand a "doggie that of your mother-11111-law, going to my management and For he often seems to accept that bag" for leftover portions of He was asked In the interview are collected weekly for evalNielsen ratings service is in. see vitwt kind of action we can t he s ta tement of physi cians at if he persona lly would like U dislike li ving to uatjon, the spokesman said. meat, but wha t about taking alone, do terested In the idea "along the go with from there." face value, wi something thout using his home every morsel of edible and Bo th NBC and CBS were nondon't worry a bout what own analytical brain to refute food the ta ble' coiwnittal when asked by a others thIa o named ___ them. On occasion we all meet with Kotulak recently ran a front newsman if they suorted o' Jude' I - . said, is a "broader. and YIPPSE! AN'Tmr. is __________ with - - cks, rating abol. Despite advances in the qual. criteria we've laid out here." Duffy's proposal to eliminate Note the vagueness of head of ity of children's programming, But for the time being, Dully TV ratings for children's Kotulak'i claim that a cancer duidren's weekend morning TV Z 'Sure," he replied. "1 would. Duffy said, this ratings system said, there could be a test study weekend programs replace patleat's "We probably could shows now are rated shculd be But you can't do it alone. isn't enough now, What's the proposal possibly lasting them with the system outlined have bees saved" If she hadn't replaced an the whole point. This is such a needed, he two years and financed either by the ABC executive. been treated via vi tamins and sys tem to measureindustrywide not only au- compe ti tive business and the based study, a much larger by the three networks and diet. See how many medics will dience size and makeup, but high that one sample, would not only In- dependent stations, or by the crawfish it you cha llenge them alsothe effectofsuch programs stakes are network ... can't do It alone." dicate popularity, but also National Association of NOCA*G C1111011804 • to wager $10,000 on their own and their commercials on The ratings employ two basic would give (viewer) attitudes Broadcasters, which claims 531 TNIAT*I cure of cancer! young viewers, methods, according to a toward program and corn- television stations as members. ' t1 James E. Dully made the spokesman for the AC. Nielsen merciai content." He said By GEORGE W. CRANE, he hasn't proposed It 2:3O.7:W:30 proposal in an interview, He ratings service. One is a device He said the samplings should yet to officials at CBS, NBC or Ph a, M.D. took a 1! stand attached to TV sets in l, be "in-depth," made every four the NAB because ___ been " WALKING thaninarecentspeechlnwhith home& ltrecordsthechannelto monthi to a ll ow for a more travelling on business and also CASE Z403: Ronald Kotulak he ur ged the on ly to which the set is tuned. thorough audience assessment, Li "waiting to see what kind of is a of That 's DEAR ABBY: Can YOU es femalecompansiJp' Would my pZaI.i why a wealth y woman, da ting before be n. when eating out, always takes sided WespecUW home the leftover dinner rolls, memory of my late wile? carrot ti crackers, Our marriage was a happy an ything else that's served ani one anci we had good ears, tsn'tea(en' butI think 55 is ooyto is dy is very ge rous resign myself to a life atone Th la ne s Family Disagrees N" k Medicine Q1n' 'tiititi 322.2611 or "s rru1 831-9993 _______ ________________________________ - ____ ________ ____ _______ ________________________________ ___________________ W'N NiT 7N JLdLL 1E4tE? 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May 1st. pets or children, $150 me., first 1, last Near hotpit3l and rest home Meat Cutter HALL AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS NO PETS REALTY REALTOR !wishing__ 373 577i 116W 2nd St. I bedroom apartment Furnished. Hy Kids looking for an extra Won't Help Utilibiesfumnished.S1IS mc. Phone dollar? Ask Morn a Dad to r -d 4; classified 'Ads Will ______ ______ Sanford answe'ririq service, four ' "1 ___________________________ Houses FORREST GREENE, INC. to Ore arid t*O bedroom homis, fur IMMEDIATE INCOME niShed or unfurnished. DeBary Distributor- part or full time t end Delloma Supply Company established CORBETY REAL ESTATE accounts *ith RCACBSOiso.y REALTOR Records Income possibililies LP 6614711 De as 645461$ to 54,000 per month with Only - - - '- -- -8.3,500 requ,fed toe inventory and ___ tf&;nwV Call COLLECT for Mr 13 Houses Rent Furnish James (ill) 441 , .. ji find Items, • _______ 29 • ;-.•• 1- :b Immediate Occupancy. PIt. Ill. Old. and start -: Air Conditiom*dSleeping Roorn Men Only ,,, 172 7229 _, shopping Sanford Court Motel Classified .. Newi, rqvwyated Color TV, carpet, a c. efficiencies I Oytr rites Day or *k Yale's 762) Orlando Dr - Sanford 377 )00 ' Y __ ,. -,Y - ; -.~mi EVERYDAYII t•. I . I , ,* •4 %oo'ari .. ,'fL&;•,• J. c ç': - .1 - I 30 To 1ace - I '. -I.- 1• * 11 ft 1' " -. - - w,,, ' ::~ IriNlAt, APARTMENT HOMES * Unfurnished . 1- !;Ulir~ - __ _r_ 322-2611 or Zi - - 1I 31.9993 .1 . 'ii. cAy4lii.; ,3_ _ j 7bdfm.a.1.1IlS7bdfmft,rnt at, cJrpet. 1)20 pp 35 $751) AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT CORP I r * Alt 'th.- cee'trl h,- a' f. ar Pi'teo l','.Jr I ?imy Modcl open I 4. pin. 11$ ai,nc.a Cl North 110W AiRPQPY LV i! Let one ci our Irlendl5' ad visor's help YOU word Your Classified ad Call 2327611 or Si) 9997 E'cIuivc-- Country duo Manor-7 bedrooms, Florida room. almost new rQof, carpet, kitChen equip ted. A C unit, fenced back yard, frelAsly painted outside Gaed ce,di,, $I&S00 Ficlusive CountryClubMa be'droms. I', baths, some carpet. kithefi equilpieo, extra kitchen cabinefi,, lar ge fenced back yard Owner *ill pains home inside and jf 5)$ Jim )fl ?OfPo, 147 4700 NORTHEAST * loqw-lq SUSCRIB NOW - ' -. '- Inc Realtors i . * 1.2 Bedrooms - From 1 10 975 W. Airport Blvd. j87O " 11111111 A 9' 's?r' 117 Ma:ada, like new, I* mile's Must sell 5197$. $307501 days or 131 6676 nights. 1967 Falcon. 4 door, ut', automatic. new inspection Mu'st sell 1325 $30 750.e or $31 Sill 1912 Toyota ?.'Afk II. I r. 'sed an, 4utomat, .g.r. citra sharp HotS Call Don at 327 14.51 Dealer - 1970 VW Super Beetle-'-lo.e With lots of extras, meg whiels, 11650 Call Paul, I70 Ford Thunderbird, VI. automatic, power Steering, power disc brakes, power window's, $ track stereo. AM rad.',, metallic blue With blue interior Priced for immediate sale, 11195 Call Pit,,, 372 141 Dealer Call croot manager, 373 47)0 1910 Mercury Montego. MX1ISM, hardtop, air Conditioned, power steering & brakes, QOcd mechanical condition, $1113 Call Paul Fascella, 377 1631 Dealer 1947 FC.d Torino Coupe, nee, rear bender, small vi engine, sts 372 "14 1970 Ford Country Sedan, air Con dm1 lamed, power steering a. brakes, radio. Extra clean. 1595. Call Don Pope, 377-1451 Dealer '6$ CHRYSLER 4 DOOR. IM MACULATE, BURGANOY W BILK TOP. Must Sell 5147s, SAM. 37731$) Deaf.,. 12 Ford Ranchero, A C. air shocks, auto 17.400 Call 322 3611, George Hayes Abandoned, unwanted Junk ca rs hauled away Your cost, $10 Orlando, 7S4%4 anytime. Sanfor.Fia /5 323 $470 Motorcycles '73 Yamaha 150 81400 Ph- 322 $501 Campers Travel Trailers ' -'71 LAPICEP I?' luiury travel Irailer Sleeps 6 Aqua, Il agic toilet, shower, stove. Oven, TV anl,rri.a. awning, gas heal coni oret. battery pack, other C! tras Like new, $1500 Owner. 661 -- ' - AUCTION EVERY FRIDAY 7PM Consignments accepted daily SEMINOL E COUNTY Sell or trade for bike of equal valve 'ó NO Panhead Chopped See to appreciate Call Jerry. 372199$ aft.'.' 6 pm w eekda ys, Mn, Bike, 1 73, J C Peey Duster Perfect condition. 1103 E. 2n4 St. after 4 P.M 3151 S. Orlando Dr. Sanford. In 172 5163 We F',ty After Each Auction 7)11w Itt St 32') 1711 ri per gal 6.000 rrile5, 1495 373 154.3 after S p m •P000LE GROOMING. Andiioardirig WiIhiove$,care Profe*.sior,aI Ph, 373 3Illor 3733951 - BU INE Dog Show, Central Florida Kennel Club, AP'C. All Breeds Show, May I For mIne's or information, call I C,OIDFU IOl.,'(H 'P4 SEp9 nhiniAtC German Schnaule, r'r'one 323 7170. In sewing cabinet, repoSsessed ___________ --_ . ___________ S nuer's bell model, winds bobbin 66 "j Horses machine Fully automatic Pay - - -- - ___________ b,,lance 0 $$ or 10 payments of Western Tack Stetson Hats-Tony $4 Call Credit Dept SANFORD LA',., belts & hAndbags Plow at St v"iPtG CENT, R. 337 A East __ TP'e Equestrian, 52W Broadway, 151St , Sanford 323 III? Eves $0 Oviedo 365 6161. 1114 ____________________ L Air Conditioning Home _ __________________________ _ Central H.at & Air Conditioning For free estimates, call Carl Harris, at SEARS In Sanford 377 1171 . St.smps.Coins _ r ____________ Dog training in your home. Al. Breed Dog Training Academy. Call for flu 'yp$tiOn 13Jj3j9. 0794 A 2 REMODELING Enclosed carports, additions. rodht'ç, painting, paneling, doors 1windows Reasonable Free Est L Guarant,ed '' '" 322 4)51 PET REST INN Iloarding&Grooming, Ph )fl.a3SY - Pressure Cleaning ___________________________ Boat intheway' Sell it fast and easy with a low cost classified adb Fu!llms'CGE Appliances Santord Electric Company 7522 Park fltiy, 372 1543 Floor Waing, Windows 12) 054 Sandblasting BUDDY'S or the I,neit preparat io n of metal _____________________ - Interior. (ilenior Plastering Plaster patching & Simulated brick secialty. Ph. 337-7710 ___________________________ a -- Care EXTERIOR PRESSURE CLEANING PiCM( IMPROVEMENTS 5ni,yll 4(0% Wanted I?? lflf LkrM.iry' Used Fafm Equipment will sell faSt and easy witha Classified Ad Call 322 7411 or 1319993 Beauty Pet CCIII ____________ Interior and exterior painling, carpentry, electric, ceramic t't.. Plaster, block and all masonary Ilonesl free estimates phone 323 _____________________________ ______________________ 69 Improvements ________________________________ ___________________________ C_clean Saleable items for weakly Friday 7pm Auction MO. - ______________________ Applances 322 5163 We Pay Alter Each Auction Brand new Kenmore avocado heavy Private party wants t buy old ctvty washer & dryer 1400- furniture, lanmps. glasSware, .acrificr, 8750 3739051 mirrors, miSC 372 Ill) Wejtinghou built in o'vCn, (tim ' ' ORIENTAL RUC,SWANTtU CiCrilent cOnidton. 55/) .5 Ii S-Il $126. Winter Perk Weble 22 I orres? Or 27? 0415 after 5 30 P "i CASH],) 4123 -.-- I r used furniture, appliances, _____________________________ tools. etc Buy I or 1001 item's TV Radio-Stereo 53 _______ Larry" Marl. 7'S Sanford Ave E Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You! Frost free refrigerator, queen 5ift 67 LIvestock And bedroom set. tt,rpo, living u's Poultry pe furniture, carpets, dra s, lamps, , Doncan Phyfe end table etc. HEIFERS- Bull, AIR CONDITIONING with calves Phone 373 07,1 57 pm, TROUBLES?!? Cows soon to calve Ph 322 l6.or _322 0719. Central systems, window units, free Early American Sofa Bed ?of ________ cit 74 hr service Call Gregory's gold ta ble lamps, walnut slid. ;,555 door bookcase Large heAvy __________________ Neat & Air 323 7112 68 Wanted to Buy 17-----rrysat punch bowl tet, wth cups nd cond.tion All for $150 AUCTIONEER NEEDS __________________________________ casti PPt 373 3150 after 4 SEMINOLE COUNTY AUCTION ~ ERVI 'AAPIT(D Good home for oncreteetc .caII B & C Free Est 377 1540, 331 Ii3 _______________________________ Income Tax TOWERS BEAUTY SALON - SIIE, Pine, 372 5117 I'er'(rri.11 I.J . 1111111111111111111 CrvcV ISJC Entrance) 31? 7199 ___________ ________ _______ Carpentry -_ Farmers find great bargains in rqu'pment in the classified a(tt You miqh riot be ,i tArr'sr, but - Worried 4t'' iCLi 'CCr'i' 1.11 Call Signs Lake P,'ary I'LLi,C A(c'uriuri _ today 372 43 I? or 373 $799 ___________________________ ' _4 Davis Sign's, rio job too srrmall All phases, Magnetic, Plastics. Stick Screening .- - TODD S CARPENTRY Specializing in small andndd lobs Call 131 IllS Lawn Servke Or, Carpenlry, Remodeling, AdditionS, Custom Work Free Estimate - Licensed Bonded 3230099 ,4.'l.i,'i F Ui.',( L (ii CLI "'4 UP & I IGHI IIAI.'L tiC, P1's 323 1771 VIPICEPIT'SCAPPENTRY Interior Trim P.ari.i,ri,. r...i,... Carpentry Plo lob tOO small '" 323 5477 SPRING SPECIAL FreeClean Up's _________ fl tIre w ay') Sell it fast arid easy nIh A low cost cIatsif'rd ad' (Si- il TV _______ ______________________ Fr,'.' With year 'round contract estimate's 372 726.1 ______________ Service ________________________________ Arc r "At ICr (I.ynn..l 351 ,,fire (,'rl' IS'. Ph 6.11 3020 hi pv. Ayi', ______________________ LAWN VACUUMING h5owing.ing Call Ralph)?) Carpet Cleaning PART TIME HELP WANTED - i'ci Price in( WILLIE JOHNSON, lawn j garden service. mowIng. idqing. yard hideS all' Cei'ciniics JACKSON S LLIIA',iiLS supplies. kiln dealer. lOS iosrii TpiiitSdy 94eha& -_ 1 4 or dw AND STUFFERS Masonry ______ _____________________________ ___ I.F Welcomes You.. Painting Planning a garage sale! Don't 1.3 Days Week to advertise it in 175$ the classlttedads! after I PAINTING INTERIOR 46 EX, TENIOR Satisfaction guaran teed Free Estimates t 211 Glau"Mfr,ors ___ _ 0136 Call Russ Gossett Idyliwild. Homes By I-, Ca ll For Appnl, 322.3103 711 W. 2 thSonf' Sanford, Fl., EPtKARlK GLASS & PAINT CO 710M-ignolla Ave Circulation Dept. 11 am to 1 pm 322.2611 - 831-9993 , ' I Make tod (la%stiesi ad day Place' cwe, to hut '.il Or rent Call 312 Elf 1)1 999) TO LIST YOUR -. ______ _______ t'ic s JOYCF WELL DRILL 3' and larger, pumps, sprinkler's ,5,i!i-r (timl l.or-iers )22 1610 EL LS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Alt types and SiteS ','t' ripar arid E.tperience the _______________ BUSINESS iC? W 2nd St -. 322 4411 - -ar The answ er to "What to do with your old Car." Sell it with a Classified Ad larger home or apartment, or any of When you are thinking Want Ads, reacher. Window Cleaning experience is the best Want ab5 SKIP S WiNDOW CLEANING Cc'rnrnerc,al. Residential F tee EslimIe's 327 505) ' DIAL satisfaction of finding great bargains, such as 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. a better car, a SUPPLY CO WE LL DO YOUR PAINTING, No 00 too small Pt. 323 5579 or .773- Take a load off your shoulders, or your attic, or garage, or Sell those idle items for quick cash in the Want Ads. It has been the experience of innumerable newspaper readers that nothing moves goods and services as effectively as the Want Ads. basement. STIflE MACHINE & - ___________________ forget -. OUR Earn Extra Cashi _____ 1 ..:1w?,mercial & Rn ili-ritat (Inc trical Service, .i.mcsed & Bonded, All Seminole Ce, 21 Hr An swering 5ervie, 1305011 2.4 Hours A Day kauftlul Larg,' od,J Lots :re. Lighting SId.walks & City Water & Sower CUSTOM BUILT HOMES WITH MANY PLANS TO CHOOSE FROM Is Masonry & Concrete Ph III 973 P trtrt1rr Well Drilling , (Iectrkal Q1X ________ SLAtE Proln-sSionaI Wallpaper Hanger r'u' a claisl,e'd ad to work for you t(vl.i, (ill 127 7611 or 111 999 1 ____ em - FAtII Lic en s ed ReSidential Commercial Free Estimate's ph. 371-4113 cleanup 3179591 & Sunday. 3227971. Lif Wallpaper Hanging S Mo.' ans Btterway Carpet Care & JAflitOriAl Sr- (t free Est One -.'r -.-- - ______ _. -_ I 1550 Ph 331 C4S4 'UCIIEVELLE WAGON Loaded Nothing down, take over '•oorcyle ln'surncr MisSioo Possible Place .S A-li BLAIR AGENCY and watch the results S TP=,, 223 M are 10* in cost bolt ____________ ___________________________ ______________________ R I. 46, West, Sanford Pets and Supplies INSERTERS _______________ _______ - '47 GMC Pick up L ong Bed Air Cond . New Tires 1970 Volkswagen, 30.000 miles. like new, New inspection sticker. 81715 inn", ____________ SU . -----'---' 61 Ford Campei-.$?SOOcath or $200. a" over payments 3721053_ - tIM VW Bug, leatheqt interg,r, rad.o. Bahama blue, 8.111 Call Don flnn -. at 1S IAII ri.. ON Ford Galasie S0O. power steering, br ak es, ar . Only 1195 Sh ellCy Us ed Cars, 700 Fr en ch Ave., 373 7140 Trucks and Trailers FORD ECONOLINE WINDOW VAN NOttlrngdown,iaI,,ov,r Call credi manager 331 6330 4263 Singer * * $14.95 INTERSTATE * *AUCTION Auction Service - __ CALL 3222b1l . 71- Rental Purchase Plan Color Wof'IdT%, 644 lOCk Ic buy and Sell Cold or silvercoins, ___________________________ __________________________ -contact ii's first We als o buy huik (OUr I'. C'rielble II". Ike rit'* __ _ I cniit coins S1-P•'ttioi --________ - -- ,w $150 5)0 7501 dayS ('[Pt TER, 109 i'4 Itt 733 4357 Sanford, Fla. • . * Goods 19 it.svw eus EXCELLENT CONDITION $1150 Ph 372 $426 r"stnr.ic% - ,.. * COLOR TV rpom. Wit bath, garage, $700 down. $143 mc si pet Acre Realty, REALTOR, 333 7750 34 Hour Service Ccl 373 7191 . Household AUCTION* Campers 1 ______ KEPIMORE WAShER, pirtS, Sift ice. used Machines MOONEY APPLIANCES. 323 l7. * Beautiful Landscaping Lomsgwcod Calibart Real Estate I Appliances 830.5500 Orange OunforbWeralb '- -I - tS Roberts & Gilman Stemper Realty ____ - Heated Pool ____ ____ ___ __ .27 7515 "4, - * Clothes Washer.Dryer * Recreational Building BROKER, 371 Better Than Any Other Newspaper In The World. Xhr Apartitient NEAR FlU more' 3 bCdroomj, 7 balhs, Quality construction Paneled family room with fireplace Ask for Jerry Em,ri',, Assoc, after Irs $343370, SANFORD REALTY 327)496 - . *Unfurnjshed k W/W Shag Carpeting * Range.Refrlgerator * Dlshwasher.Dlsposal MOSSIE BATEMAN 19715 French .P. Homes _____ IE.AL1G.R r.ILS ' 17i11 contract covers complete etec trical, and plumbing systems. NO QUALIFYING St,iintir SMALL OPEN ?WHEEL TRAILER 645 5452 _____ -- • frees Call Jell Cohen, Asc. Ovly$$0O down. Washington Oaks. 3 bedrc'gm, lii baths, 201 Terry La ne Monthly termS 6251$?) wmns, park Hunt Realty _______ ',. '6SCHEVY DRAGSTER Nothing down, takeo ver Call credit manager 373 4330 'SI Ford Pick up. 1230cr best offer Travel Trailer Ir, new & cornptet,Iy Located on S 15 between Il 92 & 2130 S Myrtle Ave. Sanford, 323 vpP4'd With mfg's guarantee East of I I Partial Listing, a PC 5457 Outstanding COndillOn & a French bedroom ew rgan )72 74153 1564 Chevy Pick up, 6 cyl, rebuilt rm furniture, Early American engine, like new, new fires, S7$5 'side A Bed sofa, S pr map $30 7501 or 131 647s ' 'ttc. ri'3p4 t' bUr-sp.'435, . Cl Auto Repairs ii'1'. file cabinets Anlq,,' 'aMC WlNOOw VAN Parts Accessories _______________________________ _____________________ corner Cabinet, dre'ss,rr, Ounii,,l lIOTHIP4G DOWN. TAKE OVER Phf table * 6 chairs, 1 pc )?Volt Batteries $1) IS CALL CREDIT MANAGER, 373 t.Ond, bedroom suite, twin beds 4730 REEL'S BODY SHOP Italian Provincial table w I I 109 Sanford Avenue ______________________________ $SPECIAL cl"ars Cole, TV5, lamps, lots ni ii On lab this WeektItN,w, all 799 FordMotr & transmission. $150 sc and other fine lurnitt.,cn aluminum truck covers Color Mag h caps, IS". Ford, 81$. I Consignments and dealers coordinated. Small trucksCycle Power plant, like new, S115. VitICOme It you need anything for $279 IS. Large trucks-$249$5 the home, don't miss this tale - 373.1671 alt..' 4 p m ____________________________ Open all week for lnspicti and SANFORD REC VEt SERVICE consOnmenli Auctioneer Stan 2311W ISIS? Junk Cars Removed Verm'IhOn,fl4133, _____________________ 323 4711 Attention , Dells -- -- - Slud Service, Two registered AKC Schau:ers Silver grey. Ph 377 1141 Hwy Il 97 Open Sal & Sun 9$ :' - - $owelhisidealretrement charmer wilts) bedrooms, central heat air. inside utility corn. storage Vied, and more, Lots of frs, and Sanford, ISO Qualify,ng, 3 bdrm, S140 Realty, REALTOR, 3237750 Mayfair- 3 bedrooms, I'z baths, central teas I, air, arpes. cur Ot.O(R NEIGHBORHOOD -. tans. rods , drapes Owner says bedroom, I', bath, cement block. sell at 172.55.7 large corner let Sales pr ice, %lI.600 FHA ci, assume 5 4 per cent mortgage City 4 bedrooms 2 baths, central heat & air, iarg family room, TRAILER ON '.ACRE-Close to wall to wall carpet, I3'ill Lake Jessup. 2 bedrooms. Ili workshop 1 " Lots of borne for $79,500 baths, completely furnished 2 Patios, Only $4,000 down, balance Now Hornet--- Sanford, Lake Mary. by olsp.' Sale's twice 117,000 Viii, pv'rigs& Deitcea Lip ki S 20 WVtST 3 bedroom. l bath, pcI financing. Eligible Veterans nearly new t'ovtse Central heat riothi, down. All central heat & ready for air. walled in yard Orti, ar. wall wall carpeting ( 574 ' SANFORD serve a useful "Doni needs, purpose again when you self them *.th a class,fied ad from the Sanford Herald Call us todayf Don't delay! Just deaf 377 7611 or ill 9993 To place your tow want ad 7pm FRIDAY 7:30 PM _____________________________ MAITLANO FLEA MART , 5347147 *PUBLIC Sale * cond,tlOn Aufo,alr.pspbu firm Call 227 1170 / Travel Trailers ______________________________ ______________________________ SUNDAY. APRIL 7I LawnandGarden Counter tops, Sinks Installation available __________ Bi.'d Cabeil. 377 $052 6S ___________ __________ barLdlewood Palace Guard one year It.. S Ffrnch Ave Days in 7717 [3 L)1? Auction 372 0711 6? '65 Chrysler, i Gf I9 is Auction * -. 63 Equipment for Rent Citrus from 83 ,, - Oranges ____________________ lar9CrinPS. lemons, lime trees. Rent (Slur Lustre Electric Carpet ___ etc, Low overhead prices Drives Shampooer for Only $1 per day little & save a lot - Oviedo CARROLL'S_FURNITURE Nursery & Bird Farm, SR 119-7 AftiE RENT AILS G;4r,O _____________________________ ni, N of Oviedo j&5&391- Closed .%1h the best tQv.pn,enl to ser"r Sundays yOu 1011 S French Ave 373 13)0 11111 Urn !" Fern Park SIZC5 and modelS, 10 Speeds. s Speeds, and standar I bikes rw available at Fireilon,, Store Call t AUCTION SERVICE ______ "' Auction THIS SHOULD BE ONE OF OUR LARGEST SALES THIS YEAR WILSON MAIER FURNITURE buy tell trade 3$? 3l5E First St 377 5671 BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR Lose Weight with New Shape GOrrnly, E 46, Sanford, in 4733 '- Rental Bicycles -, _J 1170 VolkSwagen CvWIibli, now top, steel radial tires. avtO stick. ni* paint. Air. IiC*flifitcOnditiOn. $1650 372 $110 days, or 337-30)3 aft er 6 6230 __________________________ /1 ' II I (ED SELL) F LMT1LIZER .'Ir Guarnt,e LOweSt Prices of IIUI1Ii WORRY FREE HOME HAPPY ANNIVERSARY I' Grin' year old, and getting better 1 bedrpom. 7 bath, *itts all Irnums'i00 5 Cofnr lot - LS REALTY COZY AND CUTE CORBflTI REAL ESTATE _ . _______ 25S PARK DRIVE ________ ___ ___________ ______________ Bkes, Bikes, Bikes v. Sell. cons'cjri. appraise, or special salei Uut cit ar,5'thj, f value $300 F,pfl15 Ai Santora Iits , - 372 ~ - CASS(LQFRRY kifChOn QU,pp• carpet, 817,500 6151711 , CALL 322-2420 ANYTIME Elmer Bakalla, Inc. Realtor REALTOR Oeflary 00 STENSTROM - (i.'Jred Oul warencuse lull ot ,iis hindS Of furniture Such as being of all Sits, tiviflg room furniture, dinette Wts refrigerators ranges automatic washers, lawn sets, awn mowers,aercondtioners all •nas of mechanic's tools, bri Ur&C, dishes, glassware and noveily Items We also have Several display Counters And tables ROBSONMARINE 2921 H wy Il 91 32) S961 O Auctloneeringservjce, ( M'9SlP.,1 • L DEALERS Boats a Marine SB PALllS .Mwu) fur JJ u Autos for Sal '67 VOLKSy'AGEN NOTHING DOWN. TAKEOVER CALL CREDIT MANAGER, 333. I r - Till We Succeed." new, lbedroomn, family room. 131.1337 FRANKLIN RAMSEU INC ,REALTORS 1 ~4 (MULTIPLE LISTING SElvicel "We Don't Stop Ph REALTOR - - " GreatefMall all la. M In New Smyrna Beach, this builders tidrrn. 2 bath condominium at pOots'd with a million dollar view of the ocean. Assume his gage of 8.30.000 with 7 ntpre'sl Paymen ts, $397 mc Low 0 cOst, high in results, thaI's classified ads read and use therrif , -: ATLANTIC OCEAN 117W First In se.t CLIFF JORDAN . 1147 ill, Between Big Trot Park64Th * f. t A II( I Il.t LV I V 1."(1NDAY NIGHT Ant,queS, T V% .' S(ClI.Srenus flew And U%I'd '',' lure ahd appliances l' ',.tici', lwatcp, ,M1i I _________ Inc. ___________ Stop •_ of No Down 'Plo Cbosir.g Costs Costs FROM 8171 1LT1Lb Assoc - .11 Will purchase lint or second mortgages in any condition. Southeastern Acceptance Cor. poraf, 631 II?) - Th e Sanford Herald Covers The Local News Seminole Down-Low (losing 113 747) Air, range, refrigerator v* or FMA financing available. Price to sail at only 127.000 For full d$a4l, CIII Phyllis Cappona, REALTOR , . \_.-, TM f rI FLEA MARKET OPERATOQ CVI R Y 0 P F' Equipment Tablets & HdP. Water Pills Fairway Plaza Pharmacy ______ - '-'- BROKERS The Ime Tested Firm Days 377 617) Pligists 377 $.l3 . NOW Th4%vA & HA i' ticaroom -. - WN' PAYMENT Eve 3327371 T7S1RA8EDOWN Heated Pool LF fir e.tertainlng i LIST YOUR HOME IN REALTORS 196W. Lake Ma Blvd. n2 61S]or "S23113 WE TAKE TRADES 1543 PIr Ot,. BALL REALTY REALTOR Alter t'...s.,rt 7779251 33'..399I 377 *Cbtt WSSr.D,J • S5 TILL. • RENTAL PROPERTY OWNERS _____________ HE c;j '-_' _____________ Art Sonsom .50 ll I' ____________ Sanford A uction * - JOHN KRIDER, ASSOC W. Garneft White, Real Eatale Broker, 101 W Co lltm ~mercial, _ 24P1" Dr 37?Wl IIOCE 75th St j Recreational Building -- Lc'.elir trjroom home cm' private ICt with variety Of trees, in clijdirig Citrui Large patio for TAFFER REALTY ' -4 i -I 322_51 After 5=. In ,I$i * DithWasher-Disposal '." aithtrb 3rd & MAGNOt, IA DOWNTOwN SANFORD hand I'i'Y, ('N'(P '.r i"% .1,4 '. lfcin, 075 so It tIn lcA%s frqv,rd For 't.forr"at'on, Cail 4.2$ '00' * Range- Refrigerator ; -: !._._Houses for Sale JOHNNY WALKER REALTY *W/W Shag Carpet j . -,it--~ .~~.--: ~- I-'A0.-A ~=_ -~lt_~= Business Properly For Rent No Closing Costs -- bedroom-large living areakitchen '-thiCk carpetsPool-central heat I. air-Much mor e and located on a big let ST. JOHN'S REALTY CO. ' OFFICE SPACE Sandlewood Villas want ad cell . Large mobile home. Screened _____________________________ cabana (en air I heat Fur n.strrc) AdultS, no pi $00 Santa Barbara Or 322 42,0 to I,,, ,' With othir woman m pensrs 1724.234 P4e'w SriQppiflq center, 24th & Sanbord ____________ Ave-. 1000 and 7000 sq If sloe, building 377 1557 Apartments Rent , . 713 Bedrooms (AMP SEMINO'E alcoholic beverages Allowed No pets Ph 322 4470 Unfurnished your low cost _ MobIle Homes Rent _____ ' 11 SANFORD _____________________________ - _______________________ ' - Ait.mo,$e Springs pr ivate home t 47•4J: 7;- I Rooms for Rent ' $de.'ty giflEemen or lady, In 34 '' - DeBAR Y 7 1rC(lICm VSC No pets __________________________ 6M*IOeAVe Ph 64$ £717 Loam and board With cart tot So slop wishing •. . Rent v,nseq Springs.- Available May IS, I bidroom, 7 bath. carpeted. central heat & air, 5)78 per n'io 373 1177 after I Business Opportunities 24 Ads Everyday flØ34 - GREEN THUMB SPECIAL Unfurnished ____________________ Evt'.$26 4711 iop C1assed f' you have a classifed ad garage REALTORS to .ssz,, REALTORS 4.65 7313 . let REAL ESTATE SALES PEOPLE 377 1555. for new Lake Mary oNic, Con fidential interview, computer Two bedroom duplex furnish apartment 4730 Orlando Drive. service, multiple listing, 14 , ' But - WANTED Customers to sel,ct from large Inventory of first rat.' .rSed frnture Wa-,rr's P4C* & Used Fijrnturr l?Ci) rench Ave - 17) 1410 --- J by WAIT - family garage sale at 1211 Ran 00lph $t . Sanford Ph. 373 Ift) Thurs. Friday. I Sat __________________ - . THE BORN LOSER channel 3$ bigin broadcasting March iIi It you Cant pick it Up Call us We handle Channel 371 0205 afteêp m ___________________ FINANCING 95% Conventional 322 Quiet Country atmosphere lhi5 Proprtyreallymustbewenbet,, apprecIated. A gracIous 3 103W Flrsl 373 0517 323 $061 or 3779320 - . FHA .. VA Apt. Mcvi. For Sal. 833,000 Terms Executk living Wilson Place M. UNSWOITH REA[1T '377 541$ • • I - ____________ E'pevienced. Steady employment with mOdern meal pr ocesing plant, five day week, insurance arid benefits Apply Rich Plan Home Plan, ici W 13th St . Sanford. Forrest Greene bdroom, ibath. central air, wall to wall carpet, sPade Spillid neiQlst'cetsood 171.100. Ii-. pct nterest,if yo between $4500 $ll.XØ annually, you may IMMACULATE 2 bedroom, I bath, al.f1 for a 3cr i bedroom horn. faaly rcoqn, kitchen equipped', unit air, fencnt. Shade & fruit • In rural area Iris's Nice area tow taut's SAN MO PARKS, - 1 13 Bedroom Trailers I. 7 Adult parks, 2 ) 'I QUALITY 364 BEDROOM HOMES NATURAL SETTING I 'comeand .,rstIrsent Property nished summer home. 1 bedroom. I bath, family room 2&aI1'. living room Iii I?'. Convenient to beach. a nd ch ur ches 121.000 "Sanford's Sale's Leader" YourMuIIipIeLIst,ng A,y LOCaiandNaeionaIMLS -_ ' • Call 322•2420 Anytime - 16 yard with loIs of trees fleer Crystal tale pubic park 5*im, fish, & boat 879.500 GOLLY. MISS MOLLYIDon'l miss letting REALTOR Associate Jo McDaniel show you this 1 w'droom, 2 bath Pinecreit home for Only *25.500. Ccihoution! Nice! Hat Florida room, equipped kitchen, all laundry connections, heat, Air arid carpeting Nicely landscaped, too For details ClPf ifIg After hours phone 327-imia Clan See to apprecate 1-i 4 ~~ - -I . IL I 29,3OO. 37,5OO - LAKE MARY-. Beautiful fireplace of Tennessee stone. 3 bedroom, bth, family m, pr efly . Realty Elceiltnl(orid-1,on 3Ltcsr"r?.%r,i,t IaI . - _____________________ Stenstrom SPANISH STYLE HOME tWI A'hhl,, II 1 Acres, part orange Qre, part : cleared, terms arranged by owner. (S1 76Sl0$ or 373 3611 - for informaflon _ ' a 6 Months Lease ADULTS ONLY &:i I?' . 628-0808 ____ Houses for i.r ri";! . ___________________ I, A __1117 soma, nice ____________________________ ___________________________ HousesforSa . ... ', Matter antenna for UHF. and VH table for Florida fiily COOrT'. boats flIOS old. %l00. Oil panting, $70. Ill) S Sanford Av Span.th plaguei, $10 Mtt Hair 32) 1731 Dryer.$1O.Bowlngbdtlfl,*baQ _______ ______ $10. 2 Sets Golf Ciub with One bag, l0. LP's 2k SOc each. stereo; COrnp0nn stand, $7S. portable * .STEREO BAR. * broiler. Sun Lornp, IS 67$ btt R epossessejFor Easter-. Sited African violets Assume Payments Jean Norris Nursery Sold at Woodrufl G a rden -cvi P5 r,j0 wn Garrard re.urd Cetery Ave.5antord player, S track tape ano Planning on a fill p vacation' light5 built into a p beautiful Spani bar Assume Clh5S,f,3 ads for pant, Pdymi'nt Ph 617 1571 and all your neeps.' for free home trial Hallmark, 1715 W Fairbanks Wrttr, Pars Air Conditioner MU _______________________________ Whirtpool,$)50 323 ____________ 5350 S Garage. Rummage 7) (UO MU Air Conditioner Sales $175 7y4% words out of old magazines and newspapers'" . - 1974-118 New Home For Everything alititi,,,iiiii,st Even For Youl A .-..--. ,.-. • HERB'S T.V. a BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR Gormly. L U, Sanford in 1731 ______ ________________________ TV . 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Airline tickets, Cruise and TOti I Par? time e AC RE vening wo'k Ysir Of official rates 303 Semoran I round poSition. Excellent working 1 bidrOom frame homr Fenced Blvd. (Hwy 434) 131 3733 en vironment See Mrt, Pyle. II is V00 __________ am Monday ___________ Thursday Per GENEVA GARDENS _____ is marienf Coaling Inc. 107 Concord Heir) Want ed APARTMENTS Drive, Cassetberry. Apply in .. 1505W 2SthSt WOMEN to drive Catering Iruc kS _ person orily 2 bedrourn, CIS home in county. Good 3 bedrooms. 2 bath%, Convenient so Catering, Apply *Itr'sy well water Lots of tress. $16.00 SChOOlS, shopping center Shag Mature lady to work in ice cream 134? carpeting, drapes, dishwaSher. S H It HIt MOVE QUIETLY or Sarvd*tCh Shop Apply in person to I bedroom home for tent you'll wake this sleeper. It's a 3 WAITRESS WANTED. Apply in the Big Dip. 243$ French AvA., bedroom, 7 bath Wilts eat in kit pool Move in loday Children Pension. 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Third Planet En Events, Job or Apt Hun tihg? vironmental Stems $30 0503 134 .,', - - - SIDE GLANCES Marvin Ave Longwood, LUXtJRiOIJ%oq%il,)adi bdrm AMERICAN WOOD PRODUCTS apt Fit ;n tCi, frost rrfr,.,a,o, dithwa5h,, .-Sales Cr construction niapiinery rms, firepl*' Only a ants ntcrlals Good salary. a"" P.itacy in a Span.sp, cOijrtyrd ni5%ion. and company hintits Setting CIP Beautif 'cation Award Marbielite Call Prenili winner AO.,iltt 2015 Sanford Ave Manufacturing Co H) 3130 Mndl Open 1? S P M Boi 553. Sanford. Via 32771 Sell 'Unw'an ts' With r I ye , ________ P ROBLEM rieavy tqwpmenf IN YOUR FAMILY' Operator AL ANON o •a"j.Iti or frens at problem Operator for Cat C30 Apply 7 For friPiq'q ntormat,on call i73 ass, or Ari The Sanford Herald 'i 4. l~ Ir 'aiituri 15I'ra1j 11 PHONE 322-2611 or 831-9993 __._jllJ __ fl �______ J1ffQ, iki dntda>. Aui . President May Borrow To Pay Taxes WASHINGTON (AP) — aides Wednesday night he The President's net wort White House officials say would pay some $465.000 in back of last May 31, was put at h as_ would use some resources and also was said by Nixon aides to fl staff report concluding subcommittee two weeks ago Revenue President Nixon, facing a income $988, probably' borrow the balance, have found Service ruled Wednes. taxes and interest, lie 522 in disclosures Nixon made he should have rethe President owes $476,431 in concluded the homes have cost day federal tax bill for about half acted after The White house announce- ported as ta being in a part of its decision that told privately four months his reported net worth, a xable Income some back taxes said he should pay day earlier t ha t the Internal sets were ago. Ills cash as. ment d U IRSreport con- federal the government $17 million, Nixon owes 1432.787 in back put at $432,674. improve, taxes on items including a Including all military and probably will be forced tamed no suggestion of fraud on ments to his California taxes for the four years. and gazebo, to Revenue Service calculated tie A White house source, asked the part borrow some money to make owed of the President. heating system and security personnel salaries and The IRS decision and cornFlorida estates, and the value fireplace fan at San detente, an extra $432,767 in taxes how Nixon proposed to meet a the payments, other Federal be fore interest for expenses mittee staff recommendation IILS contended Nixon improp. of air flights made by relatives pl first four taxes-and-interest bill of a bout erly claimed deductions us a shuffleboard court at Key associated wi Nixon announced through years in the White his th th e homes, House, for and that Nixon friends on pay taxes on the military air- Biscayne, $465,0oØ, said the President business expenses and a con- craft, value of these trips Ls unique t.roversial gift of his vice presiThe staff report prepared for Family, Friends finding in their twin verdicts on dentlal papers to the National _______ the House-Senatt Comznitteeon Nixon's taxes, which deal prin$92,298 Paid Archives. Internal Revenue Taxation said On Free Flights cipally with contested deducthe PresidentShOuld have listed tions and tax treatment of real The federal tax collectors To Fix Homes WASHINGTON APt —Pres. estate transactjonj, the also held that the President Improvements as taxable ident Nixon's family' and They open the way to'argu. WASHINGTON (AP)— me income, in effect a job benefit. friends took more than $50,000 merit failed to report ta xable capita l that other government gains on sales of a New York government paid $92,298 to fix l'he $92,298 Figure is the First worth of free government air- services provided to the First Cut)' apartment and part of his up President Nixon's private publicly released estimate of plane flights from 1969 to 1972. Family also should be counted homes for his "personal how much of the Federal the staff of a congressional as land at San Clemente, Calif. income to the President, benefit" and he should pay spending on the President's committee estimates. The tax agency, which once taxes on it, the congressi The trips (all into two cateonal homes since 1969 could be Now Nixon must pay income gories — time where the Presi. gave the President an okay on staff report released wedne.ay considered improvements, '1q tax on the value of at least some dent was along, and past filings now ('halICflgesI, (OflClUdCi. those 41* A re)rt approved by a house of the trips, the Internal A here he wasn't. . [I i AWLrrath Nixon Tax Payment Reactions Vary ,__ - 11 Thursday, April 4, 1974—Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No. 193 Price 10 Cents Baxter No Room For New Projects OkY • . Heshould pay it By DONNA ESTE.s (;u•:N MlI.IEH . . .Oughttopay_wedo MILS. L. N. TRUED . . . Right to pay aswedo .... WI WAi P. OWENS l.ARRYMORR . . . He'speobablyvictimized projects,.. rroie Baxter explained. department employes and six By JEAN PATTESON political opponents or by his tax comment from George Cestar, He urged that already ap. new firefighters for the Mon. herald Stall Writer Less forthright in his corn- I'd like to see it happen," attorneys. Proved over-budget spending togomery Road second [ William P. Owens and Jackie ment.s was Bill Brandt: "I declared Charles Halverson. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - for construction of two tennis firehouse which were "Good show," commented Al Clarke. guess he had no choice, but 'If he owed those taxes, my Reactions Comptroller Denver Baxter has courts at the civic center and previously unbudgeled. oris sarted In Sanford Skinner. "Let him pay that, and "Does he think he's better frankly I'm so confised about feeling is he ought to pay them; asked city department for a the hiring of an administratIve lie said anticipated income today to news that President more.,, than us, or somebody special all the different things you hear we have to," reasoned Mitchell Nixon has agreed to pay more reduction of $333,462 in assistant be deferred until next from sewer connection 1 think he ought to pay; they that he can cheat on his tax about Nixon that I really don't Taylor. budgeted spending In all year. than $450,000 in back taxes, but sure make us pay," said Glen returns and not be made to pay know what to believe any more. departments. "The city is not In His report included approval maY be down 1300.000, water In general his fellow taxpayers Miller. for it? Agnew couldn'tgetaway liustwishthewhlengcod Victimized and sewer agreed: if he owes the money, dire financial straights, but of already approved ex- $250,000 and tapping buildingdown permits with it; Nixon should have been be finished and we could go there is no room for new penditures for two new police down $75 ()00 he should "lie's got Just as much right "I'd awe hate to be faced to pay as we do, and we smart enough to realize they'd back to normal." with having to pay back taxes Some Some persons took misery. wouldn't get away with not catch up with him too, even if he tit that," was Larry Morris' Lost Revenues delight In paying our taxes," Mrs. L. N. is president," declared Mabel Want To Believe sympathetic comment. knowing they aren't the only Trued agreed. Baxter said most of the "I still want to believe in "Sure, everybody's got to pay 1625.000 lost in revenues will be ones paying taxes. Others saw "I'm just sick of politicians him," added Branch wistfully, tans, but I think he's probably the news as reinforcement of Should Pay taking advantage of their "but it's not so easy any me.i made up in expected overages their beliefs that Nixon should being victimized," Morris in utility taxes, fines positions and hope this will be continued, "It'll probably have be impeached, And still others Several other persons echoed example to all the others Ii* Most persons were not feeling a lot do With trying 10 from municipal court, state saw the whole thing as a matter these sentiments. "He should who are trying these dodges," U charitable, however, "He peach him—at least, this won't revenue sharing, recoveries of Nixon being victimized by his pay it," was the idenUcal she added. and beginning year surplus. should be impeached for it, an'i help him at all." Baxter said if spending is curtailed the city should end the with a carry-over of OVIEI)O - Even if Clifford owner of Oviedo $204,256. A carry-over is to operate the city Texaco gas station, gets more government during the first few H fuel next month he may not months of the fiscal year before open his doors. That's t By JANET BATTAELI: guard spokesman said there were 8 John A. Spoiski angry he Is about having "to let property taxes begin coming In. Associated Precc Writer He recommended a $14,832 unconfirmed reports of 40 to 50 ' the vultures come in and get cut In police department Tornadoes struck an area stretpersons missing. 1.• of the most burning gas for nothing." In Paths ching from Georgia to Canada late budget, a 134,350 cut in Whole neighborhoods were national questions of the day— Bombings Pendarvis recently had to department, deferring pur Wednesday and early today, killing destroyed, buildings leveled, how many people will wake up "cut back" his prices to make chase of a tanker truck and more than 330 persons, the worst Of Havoc ' railroad cars and trucks upended b this morning ready to admit up for what the Internal related equipment, $172,000 Cut tornado death toll in half a century. Here is a state'tj',-state death In Germany' the vicious winds that struck the that they felt the Hearst kid. Revenue Services said was $801 in the thousands of injuries and millions streets department in- toll from the tornadoes which naping was a put-on right from in overcharged gas prices at the eluding Cranes Roost- Lake toll Midwest and South, XENIA, Ohio tAP) - One of dollars in damage resulted from a wide area Wednesday: the beginning; but didn't have beginning of the year. Orienta.North Lake paving and In Washington, D. C., Witneti. '.ibed it as "worse the KENTUCKY: 77 dead, at the courage to express those the twisters that hit scores of cities paving or drainage for Ballard, least o injured. Heavy dam. American Red Cross said more than than any of the bombings in sentiments earlier? and towns, leaving many in He's now threatening to Palm Springs Drive and age at Louisville, Frankfort and Germany" during World War 800 disaster workers and nurses shambles, "close the doors" as soon as Newburyport and 112,300 cut in Rrandenberg. National Guard this month's allotment runs out other departments, were laboring to aid the homeless Early today, two tornadoes hit the He referred to the wreckage Secondly, a smile of which he says will be next called up. Telephone service and injured, Other relief workers satisfaction that everyone— week. town of Meadow Bridge, W.Va., of Xenia, a southwestern Ohio down In stricken areas, and disaster equipment from all regardless of their position in about 50 miles southeast of Some increases town which officials said was " INDIANA: 63 dead, at least life must follow the rules and over the country were en route to the "And I don't know if I'll Ofl "50 per cent destroyed" by a Charleston, killing one person and 1,000 injured. I)amage estipay their fair share of taxes, back up," he said bitterly. stricken states, Baxter said fines and bonds in mated at at least $25 million, tornado that pounced down on injuring several others. (Oh well, not quite everyone. "TtuitguytIromtI IRS who Kentucky appeared to be the itS 25,000 citizens Wednesday iPalcoUttareexpectedto hardest hit areas Hanover, in flaIl the town of Xenia, in south. Tax loopholes gives breaks to checked the Pendarus' record be afternoon worst h it, with 77 known dead and up from the $75,000 budgeted southern Indlari.i, and Monti. some who may earn sioc* western Ohio, was devastated, books and said he had been to $110,000. Other Increases in cello and Rochester, in north. Officials said 24 persons were hundreds injured after tornadoes from investments before they overcharging gas prices revenue over budget are all. central Indi.na .National Thirty persons were killed and more confirmed dead, More bodies skipped across a dozen counties in start paying Income taxes while messed up the whole thing. than 1.000 were homeless in the were expected to turn up in in. ticipated in utility taxes, UP Guard called up. Telephone the center of the state Wednesda, a workingman gets only a rso tensified searches today. At commtmitv of 25,000. from $200,000 to $260,000 service down in stricken areas. exemption.) knocking out telephone service and "How can I be charging too because of higher utility cos least 1,000 persons were home. Rows of bodies were arranged in ts:AI.AIIAMA: 69clead. at least downing power lines, much shcn all the other state revenue sharing up from 350 injured. Damage estimated less. the rubble-strewn streets. More j stations were charging more $217,000 to $266,000 and carry. in imlitons. Hardest hit HuntsFive persons were killed and more • "It's the worst I've e'r victims 'ere thought trapped in and still are charging more over funds up from the $107,237 yule-Decatur area, Athens, than 200 injured in Louisville, where seen," said Georgeanne Water. And if that's not enough overturned cars, than lam?" the South Seminole budgeted to but heavy cutter, a Red Cross disaster twisters ripped up large sections f Jasper, Moulton, all in northern worry about, we have a gent by County gas station owner equipment was unable to get worker. "It is complete devas. neighborhoods, the name of Henry Aaron not asked. Baxter said it has been usual Alabama. lation" through the streets to lift the quite sure of whether he's going TENNESSEE: dead, hun' Alabama reported 69 dead, In. city Practice to review the dreds injured,54Heaviest vehicles. "Tornoirow is going to be to break Babe Ruth's record in diana 63. Tennessee 54, Ohio 35, Pendars'is said he made up budget for amendment at the damage at Cleveland and really bad," she said Wednes. bout 1,500 National Guard troops Cincinnati or wait'til he gets to the overcharge last month. end of April. Georgia 15, Ontario, Canada, 8, day night. "I really believe Atlanta were sent to Xenia to protect against Former Mayor I.arcnce Etowah in southeast and Cooklie said he used to pump more North Carolina 4, Michigan 3, shock will set in." looting and help in rescue work. A gas than any of the town's live Swofford 10 days ago said the Ville and Nashville area. Illinois 2, and West Virginia i. People already numbed by National Guard called up. stations. Now he receives Just city would have to raise the disaster were shaken again 01110: 35 dead, more thati 11,000 gallons a month and that PrOPt'TIY taxes this year if t)) new tornado warnings issu* Still some more. injured. TonDayton of Xenia,in near allotment has been cut again. spending were not curtailed. southwest, half Patty A during the early morning hours Had a call last week of a ______________________________. ______________________ today'. But they remained ca!: b andons P destroyed, thousands homeless resident telling me he uuld l' e',en as sirens wailed National Guard called up. Cm. l running for the seat now held li) trucks used loudspeakers cinnati damage estimated at SAN FRANCISCO AP Weather D ath Of Day State Representative Eugenee In working for his daughter's bearing the seven-headed announce, "Take cover' Taks.' $15 million to $20 mullion, ide. Sixty days of anguish, effort release, Hearst had arranged to cobra, symbol of the SLA. Mooney. fl cover" They crowded into Yesterday's high 91 i phone service out in stricken and hope - and a message give away $2 million in food to Radio station KSAN had m halls and stairwells until the this morning 67. Partly areas. I had mixed emotions. Details on Page 4A from Patricia Hearst to her the poor and announced that ceived the package c.ntaining funnel clouds swept by and cloudy, warm and windy GEORGIA: 15 dead, more parents: I reject you; you lie; I another $4 miUioa had Mooney has done an outbeen the tape, a tra nscript, and the disappear ed to(Ia) Witt) ('0CC 01 than 60 injured. Heavy damage cast in) lot itli my abductors; plas.i'd in CS(TOW and standing job. As a iimttt'r of ANL)EISON, Miss Lucille, would be throuhout northwestern area, my name Is Tania. showers. Considerable fact, last Saturday. I was to available for more Food RI or Sanford Telephone lint's to Xenia were Hearst said the voice on the ('ANAE)A: 8dead at Windsor, cloudiness tonight and For her father, Randolph A. aays if his daughter have served as niaster of cut by the twister, but Ohio Bell were retape was at least 10 his daughter's, injured. Frida y' with showers or ceremonies at an appreciat:on Hearst, newspaper president leased unharmed, restored emergency service thundershowers likely. CAROLINA: 4 dead. and editor, the weeks of dinner for Mooney, which was For his efforts, Hearst heard Stalling 4 with mobile phones, at Damage Murphy strangely cancelled at the last and Ste. desperati on had begun to turn the leader of the SLA say there The Red Cross set up a relief "You were playing games coah in western section. to hope. Her parents ordeal, was no further need to discuss minute. ndex ce nter in the Uowntown YMCA, stalling for tt'ne - which the MICHIGAN: 3 dead. Most which began when MISS Hearst Miss Iieiitst's releare. one of the few buildings spared Area Deaths damage in Hillsdale, southeast was dragged screaming from Now it becomes a little bit Entertainnit'nt 4A 88 "The subject has been freed FBI was using in their attempts tornado. It took in 350 the to assassinate me and the SLA by horoscope of Detroit. Bridge clearer. 813 her Berkeley apartment Feb. 4, 88 but she refused to go home, elenents which Hospital Notes .....IA ILliNOIS: 2 dead, 22 injured. appeared almost over Calendar 8A said a voice identifying himself guarded me," homeless. A grocery warehouse ( The announcement announcement is made Miss Hearst said of her father's housed several hundred more. Classified ads National Damage estimated at $1.2 mil14-ISA as "Field Marshall Cia." that Mooney is not planning on Food Giveaways food program. lion in Decatur area. Comic 913 Behind the rubble of another Societ y Hearst and his wife, Cath. 7Il running tip return to this %VEST VIIIGINIA: I dead. t'rowpsrd Puzzle "Personally, I don't believe 813 t'rine, building, Lxxhes were arranged were Sports' stunned, An underground newspaper Included it 12-l3A position—getting out of the " Hearst, president and eib- Ina ruw.Awom aflbendi To tornadoes hit the town of had Dear Abby 811 State with the tape was a color phongover received a message IlA political arena entirely. A of the San Francisco Exam . them suddenly cried out, Meadow Bridge about 50 miles the SLA Dr. Crane .........9B 'IV saying instruction for tograph of their daughter hold. t "Oh, 811 tremendous loss for Seminole and chairman of the Hearst my God," and collapsed into th southeast of Charleston. Sev- Miss Hearst's release Editorial Comment . lOA ing World News an automatic rifle and iner l6A e would be County as Far as I'm concerned. cm l were injured standing in front of a banner Corp. . told newsmen hours arms of a rescue worker. She sent within 72 tours ter, had found her son. Herald Staff Writer VVovv, He's Miffed At The IRS Tornadoes Kill 330; Thousands Injured 4 4tCLOG a ; ,$. sj4 _•i•••• - t' I,ifr -- _.•.;., .. DIAL (VERY o*v ft 'l WHY PAY ANTI.PERSPIRAP4T PEODORANT SPRAY SOJoPrnton WHI 11 .. . . .. States Worse Than � 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 03, 1974 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 03, 1974. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 03, 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/bc12a01e99fe52369478edac9d5c878a.pdf c3603a9932d9269cf688618d776e0544 PDF Text Text - -I - - ---_: It 8 B-The Sanford HriIt1 Friday, Feb. 8. 1974 .4iIa'.',uhci The TUN $IVSNTH.DAy ADVENTIST CNJRCN F.mICity.Fi,,id., Brian Tarr ........ G 4M -MM S,:hwl A310 o III iJE V Oa it FA 12 .00 Ncst WCrthipS.coc WWQ$ iioii lChurch... I ~ _____ . Pray.cM.,,tng Ituj 1.00gm ELDER THU SIVENTH.DAY tod fcrtl tout Moch resll thet resix bIeStvd Pytt S,rvic, Services '-'- - I 7 30 p m Wed Prayer M,e'sro CS?. 37Th and Elm Riv E. Don CCI swwosy School M ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH 1ISOiAvr .Sanfosd tA,lI,jm Enn Pastor Tr P J Kilt Att Pastor Sat Vc.lMan 1 oog m Sun Man lam .10 30 m 9 3a m QSam 7 00 p m Evening WQri,p Family Night (Wed) Lis 7 )Op n. cmfe'ss.nns. Sat fiuplio WTRR S 1pm D.'i Shockley School tatu , is& m 10 1% a.m I 30 m Preaching &W'Utp - 9iring AProctalmIng e '000W I UaiengWo4pp II %am refto*gtp SIng;peration t. Wad Pr avtr Servk, 7 lOp m P4drwy Opon .. Ss.da N,qfw BroadcaSt WTRR :. . - Sermon - 4:0. - - --- ) with FIRST RAPT IT CHURCH Lak.Moiv.,,pta. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DavJ Rirh .........PSStOf SuOSIVSChOOI 9:410 m fliOsm 1* betu EvusIngWorsep id Judj JORDAN EAPTIST CHURCH to)West First Pro" givb George Galloway - Old Truths for aNew Day - - -- (:Iisiri'I, Of (:hrj.s, - CHURCH- OP CHRIST - Wedneidoy Wed. Evening Service Wednesday watt S-OOrtm Wed Pra I Evangelist Saturday he - , - - - B.tlr as 7 )Op Il249 + _________ _____________ - .- . en - - - ,~ wu - - - - FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH SI? Pars Avetill caU Er. Jay I Csiasaf a Mcç.issgWorvsip CntwchTratong Wed Prayer Rev WiII,r" P'9rrl .CIass.s Wed Virgil - I.%IIII. \: t S-.. A - -SlOe en. s - as am. II 00. en Nuriry TIlE LAKE MARi' UNITED S Xp m, PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 7.009 en WiIbg, Av e.. Lake Mary Wed BIble SS,iy I Minister Ptay Serv 7 )Op m Sunday lFIrst WetVic'idal y Fs4lw Cnca'thschool sh'PSoppPf -- - - - - -S 10pm Ray. A. F. Stevens to en. Morning Worslfp - . - ligo. en Youtylonoup I.oF UMYF sJ : si _ 500pm Rev OarwnSfsei Sunday $ch001 Pastor ' &Pr*Ia - W'Iliavdtld'idgq - - - - Pastor Sunoay School - 1000am 7lOpen Wed Prayer - THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL • MovrOngWprth,p and that no decisiron on whether -- The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page JIM LASH C HRYSL ER. PLYMOUTH E. C. Elsea and Staff MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff THE McKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance UNITED STATE BANK OF SEMNOLE John V. Mercer arwi Staff GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford FLORIDA LIVING and Employes NURSING DEKLES' GULF SERVICE - - MI(MIi.t V OF GOD t, c." s,', LAP , 'ii-. A' _',r. ;r i' 5r (r,.,$..n C1p,,t, tPw i4-jI Ch.,wr, *130 fiat A,, ' ,- $, LuIj (O$IGIIGA1'tOIcAl, Ca'*e4aicnal Chris.,, Church. 7611 '. iv A .;.:., iV'J P-..*.t-i' Pw' ,' Ip-.,,,- ci*nici or (sel$Y r- : ii.- r t'i0i A'..n.orer, l564 (norts. Ma, t' 't ii' r - - Chwol ?f P'efl,I,,.n Cth Ci $y C Coawiia,t Pr15yP.ci ( 3IVØi. V7$ 5 (t,j t 436 5!.,a 5.àt'ti C,.-,,, it,'-j p IJt,t -t C-hu n - C*TI'0I,C . (,.,t. . ( ilwv 'i &i'9..tj, bar, ' C' gtA t71 N i-i%1 5 A- f AsVin(?ivetS 04'*ya '$WI . Atilt t %.A,i 4S,5t.i0h, $S L"Off' $07 .HJr A.t t,D lw aat.1 -u:1oe, 4., - (tiSt -r- ______________ ,. So ti C* ,, .,, C"icn - '-'' Conwwnt, Voe.'la ', - - - '- ..-, *' au-na -/ ' (,-..., &y,j Lu!PaVA 'tJrc Ove'oeam of Caewbvc, C.pr4 tt.. 'tv'datt L,"u',n. ,m ------,- Cn ,, Ittat.,t(gi 04J1' S - m,G sw'OrnP',ra LOU Mar, C'ita'cS i It-a b'i,attne. LOU se, $i'm LaM 160iy 4CTh6'(hH*Olaiat$er.Wesn'ut& JqsA,.. - -- 10aovil, F,it Preipicintit - Pq CHili ?aS.rn 1tat*i* W.opeao,, 4 oners ,O6$ lIen . all of hil-I previous nack aLout the commissioner deciding to ninat this time. is nothing snore fellows. Another cuninisslonet' I L_ just floght lie . the inonth of May. I ill being 11A ltii's uv is r4 man's øe thing t *.k '-ti'nt-,-. 172. Co~t.1 C'v S4$e #.flhi.,tt Church, t.l S PeL A hnlwO (Or-h,, 'a',., w,*'.,, I * Sen St $It,5s..r A,r,t. it ' resigns 'id. l.,, O'r' kPadl Th ing murder case I've ever been ursday involved in." t4ttr,.cdi.ustoiuis vary, tut A . M= -- - - Of icer Off By BOB llOYD City Editor Aqw- Fr - ,-js3L .'r A ;0V .' ... Yeoman First Cla.ti Charles I" I -. . 4 •- ' i_ Kissinger and delivering them to th Pentagon. . 1~7_- I Ices Committee, has sununoned Gesell sam the public interest Jury Selection Monday a Navy yeoman who acknowl. "doesnotrequirethat theprcce. edged secretly removing doCU ident should be forced to pro- mentsfrom thefikaofllem-yA side evidence . to a S,nate In Death z'~ -- from the grand Jury investigathe tapes at this time might f-W '. . - Lion, to disclose the contents of prejudice some persons' rights WASHINGThN tAP) - Sen. to a fair trial," Baker said. JohnC.Stennis, 1)-MISS., cha irItwast he econdcoutrebuff man of the Senate Arrrcd SffV. for the committee. fuel for fur ther hearings." He noteI that the five tapes i E. Radford, 30, flew from Sa- sought by the ctsninittee al lem,Ore.towashington on Frj. ready had been turned over to -- Court Judge Clarence Johnson Jr. in a million dollar civil suit day and was to be questioned special Watergate Prosecutor filed against the City of Sanford in connection with the June 2 privately by Stennis and a few Iron Jawoeski for use as grand ath of off-duty patrolman Ilirschel Gilbert, 40. de Evelyn Riggs. idministratrix of Gilbert 's estate, claims in the high speed chase of a 1770 Pontiac Trans Atli south from Sanford committee staff members today, Senate murces said. When a week-long congres- jury evidence. - For that ream, Gesell said, he felt compelled to give strong I. , Milan AC1143 on to I11e ellect Of on U. S 17-92 arwi "failed to have due regard for safety of sional recess has ended, Rad possible publicity about the pe rsons on the public highway and proxima tely caused Gilberts lily fordtstobesubpoenaedtotes. contentsofthetapesonfuture death." be fore the entire corn- Watergate trials. Gilbert, his 36-year-o ld wife Yvonne and Sidney E. Terrell, 21; mittee. "To suggest at this Juncture T(rrtill, , .iml thc Gilbert's car collided on U,S. 17-9. 9 when the Redford has said he was the public interest requires pre. Gilbertcar entered the highwayfromSR4flat Five Points. Ilernosky started pursuing the Ten-eli car inside the city and But don't give ,up hope, . c C'si. klonei'.ad C )'vi St LOU MC'VSS (hlg.44, Orange Stud. IMS Mw* It-o"M Kato St JSt'e,pa W'5. LISP Mv Un.t. t$7 * ird l NAIARINE 1'vuhStPheN4,a*$vf.* w.swac., - . ' " tPt.wth 5* at 0qfaFatSn - pstth1,ar,, NaS,.et CPt, SlII Atq 3t5Pa.sA,, . -fju Cra..'cti ---.- - All PaTh Cn00i, Camp lea4ea, *flvee Part Ha- W*.aM sit 74 A*'i.o'o. Se'*,'qa IP'I(OPAI. A' 5.'* LfrUC4I CJ't..OS i 0mEv b,C tr'atOr.b, .'.-- i J. 5* Mo',', A M ON if NO OSy A5w11 St Paula A'$ae,it C7,twcj5. Osleen Re. r'u,wie i.'JTHIE*al Letrt(15Pa4c CI'.v'' 1liEsi,.m-i., O,4P - .. - -- itir O'..m 40A44 if (lt,,,w,v P400141 111101,1#14^ k4tli" *_ - r would be filed. However, Sen. Howard H. Baker Jr., It-Tenn., the corn. rnittees vice chainnan, said, "I am hard put todisagree with his decision." ",.. In slew of the upcoming trials and cases that may result asked by his military superiors trial disclosure of these tapes either to the committee or to the tit look for material whic Terrell's 17-year-old wife, 1111da Jean, and rwo-week-old son h pu blic is to imply that the night be of interest to null Daniel Sci'I, survived the ras1i that scattered parts of the judicial v)rOcesi his not biCfl or autos Wry leadership of the Pentaover a wide area of four-lane U.S. 17-92. will not be eff ective in this tiOfl really about to do so. II WettmWilw P$ln Chm'th. pto •uS El & COn on A4 j Choch, 145 AV44 old AMM'i 5*1. CAsed,. ON 1 tNt I funct)on over the last several lated to pending criminal pro- tial aide john D. committee subpom for dication whether an appeal ('014-iti'- w. 1~11 1 I ,- -,, - i I 1-to Ill'. 5Ctcd when (K1P it the , . Watergate tapes. of Winter Springs, were killed when the Trans Am, driven by : i1t L*O &.ventho., Ad,i,.t Cturu P$* aM. Fetest Ct'y Ow-it AN'Wsf CP'w'Ot. itS Poet Atq Pint Ms*aoue o or First Set*i.'s MSW4l Cttwdi. t'ad ladord ___ W*aMC CP3t, w on it oat.,. Gc C"1O'. ji'rf*1 'I Ovaiw ctaH ÂME Cooti e 0' O, fA- Ø4P., 7S5 fA,p ç. tr. l C'.,', r ' (vO'*oed 7'e-ta,yCatsai. cnwii.ietu. 'war a.'tona.. Catsaldevtv 5.4, -;U,q . 5Sj,&t (Pt'(h 96 (,00 1617 w lila 5' 't.I 'f s,':.*., ,a,, ci', A'4(.. M-s4un 1iO*l "%vt. LIeu .1 Rd D$I" - . net L*C on the 1)eniotic Unknown to either of them is Dr - ticket sshik his present thr fact that the ,4eltt they think , a,, r'.-.wp,wiat, "nor-h. et13 Nixon Keeping Dean Tapes - and action that Sanford Patrolman Tom Bernosky was negligent in a non.parttsan However, If these two should ever come out of. ficially for the alleged seat, one --' PRIISYTIRIAN 011111411"t COW4"ty AA~ - on the Seminole . & -inford' s citio elections are ~E@ F.'; P'.r,,t,. 5611w6 Auf (h,P. Catta., P*,t5 On,ecn CP'v'H Genea Cte,eco (10161. ChwtA 56 (P4l, PadS (IIccchci (Pain. * 0* 51. • 4at*IdP Chitt' St CPwdS. Vi $a,qn t - Ma.11n5 • - CKUICP OP 000 - ey think is an dpcoming banner for the Itcpublicans. Rd. CWf - (t.(h 0 5 -- Sfu'i'rsj preparations to run for what th County ('ornmisslon. --- It 0w11 ISi' O'.'t-C C"' '' (ww-w,',, t'I 0a-t' C'-.ir r-.."* '-" "t,-4', P-i' i' ,. mtiqq,, (?,,.cP, C LOCO+ B John A. SpIski ducks-in-a.row, while making Cauet,qs'ry 7ivarvRior,t,cn,..u's, ki 1t5 Osli,.' L*v SVlflpS Siaef4t Chi.'øt, O.ia 06 at iltitat Atf ,, p p, P9,5$6I* CA1. 5* Pars Ave - - , 5' M4etw. ae t c-'. c. Pn.-m.i, sr 1 PJ*t.Ke lOrnit. I' 43i. - i.te Aibni*ry aI. 11Th & C.OSr 5' .Ws M*eietwy I**S$ U1455 575 Cvp'ots to jilt I$ C1.ct II 0155 y ' _____ PeSt • O"wva - - ,, - .... ?P00O 1.si Chvt0,. poim Set'iriq l, As$jvei SOr.l sor CS,,tn, at I *.Nein 5$. dU*1 M La" *SVT ' - - ll Ahn. 5,s ' - or i.ao, * r,',t 5..ad, Fat 5! C', Pt's1 it!roif AND STAFF MITWOIIIPT Cluiyci First 5JØ4t n:' ' j- FLORIDA STATE BANK David Beverly and Staff woman who drowned Saturday in Lake Monroe department for help when he failed to find her. -- with a Eepels reported two commissioners getting their - TRANSMISSION -1 as Mrs. Billy Griffin, 47, wife of the minster of Mrs. Gri ff in was pronounced dead on arrival at Elder Springs Bgptist Church. Griffin and his Seminole Memorial Hospital by Medical wife were fishing when she tried to pull up Examiner G. V. Garay. After efforts tc revive anchor and fell in, Griffin told police. Griffin, Mrs. Griffin failed, Griffin was led to hospital according to a Sanford Police Department by officer. spokesman, repeatedly dove into lake sear(Herald Photosby Bill Vincent) not Mrs. Van Eepoel It was her Interesting tosce two Sanford and Employes M.v(veneqa,, C, m p C.G'd,.D.,IO, &H 11,7 Ø4 C'4'in ( C",vL?t. swat t.a&, va a , i," Rawvnna Pats cavil 'lvgn 777 * Jn St ' -- tIi C1t,al, of Pt5vlOp', rail C1,44P.M ..s' Cm t7ffi en *or it ii., L4" 7 CHRISTIAN *,t -open seal" HARRELL & BEVERLY SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY Longwood. Fla I WINN-DIXIE STORES SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION CO. and Employes ,~W_~,. _ t`: .1 SEMINOIX SHERIFF John Polk identified a chilig for his wife but had to Cali Eheriff's told - The Herb Sfensfrorn and Staff '.r.. N"44 AP.stas, cP'.u". l" 5' 5 i4-kç.v, Art 11011 ______ pm A & P WEO and Employes STENSTROM REALTY CELERY CITY PRINTING CO.. INC. Mel Dekle and Employes .ar*t,J SENKARIK GLASS & PA INT CO., INC. the Seventh- day Adventist Church f i .a , ?--'C'vr Cvi'p' L..'e& d I itt S'a'. 30 Howard H. Hodges and Staff CENTER A Skilled Nursing Home Operated pJ C?vrdt. 0,eds 7 : ______ WOMAN DROWN S SATURDAY IN LAKE MONROE Savage, Florida representative ll )kng announced SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK L. D, PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. I PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. J. 0 (Jim) Smith and Staff then Van Eepoel said Friday. - HAPPY ACRES KINDERGARTEN & CHILD CARE Betty Floyd& Staff / PUBLIX MARK ETS and Ernployes she Is subpoenaed, and voluntarily, and said he . -. • -' continue striking until their demands are met," said Ben S Possible Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson would onty testify in the can - 14 the drivers said they wanted to home, Hunter was enticed to The Van Eepoels did not show possibly three - cit y count. c'omnmcnt in a teleph9ne c'n up, clalmin, Fnday their at. cilmen seen in city ball last versation tape recorded by tomey told them not to come 1atber's Day. ailo Longw ood Councilman_L)on unless subpoenaed. Herring and Fulenwider said '1 was not going to go down Friday the Father's Day there gift wrapped, without an charges fizzled, Fulenwider Wi Tell attorney, because I've had all said he personally has spent that history of t rying to call more time probing charges Spy _ _______________ ___ attention to what I call Mr. brought by the Van Eepoels of __ ______________ ______ Herring's Improprieties," Mrs. than he has on "any first degree C. PENNEY COMPANY And Staff Van Eepoeti a subpoena would Mrs. Van Eepoel said she be issued if they did not come in to ft tape made at Hooth' s minutes. Pr _________________ Sunshine 7:00pm ayer Wednesday V.V "We took a vote and to a man engineered McLain's actions, Eepoel's, adding 'This alone Herring said be s,1tl not and the attorney general. iiz.t Il:OOa en Ev,n.ngWcrsl,ip 7 3op He rring said tile --- . 300 truckers. ~Arb 100pm Other (:I,,rrc'!ap.s - S:4$gt en - . - Il-DO a ' YauerI Evening Worshl . -;, y dam 10-SC a en Ev,ningWorsnlp patela Rev William E Miller . , Pastor SuniSaySchool MOt'ning WOhip PAOLA WISLIYAN CHURCH Old R woo 46 at - CHURCH Corner Ciuntry CIvb I Upsala Reads Mqn'5 Prayer Br,akIatt Thls,day S lOa en had companies in M4_ \ MUchnw without her own attorney public duty as an eleded of. ugshri, a Federal judge has Diputy White House Press months, but surely the time has ceedings." was questioned by committee present. (Ida) to come in wi thout a slammed the door of the White Secretary Gerald 1. Warren cometnquestionrvhethejitisin The original suit flied by the inve5t1gatorsincom ecuon wi th The investigation exploded wbpoena. House file room in the face of said the decision "is in accor- the public interest for the committee was dismissed last their probe into the admin,sthe vestigatiou so far, he said. -it into charges and court. The Senate Watergate COST)- dance with the President's view criminal investigative aspects October on Jurisdictional tratLon's 1971 decision to in. appears to be a classic case of ter charges late 'Thursday af ter they had been invol ved that the judicial proclow should of its work to go forward in the grounds end then revived when create milk price supports. entrapment." not by police, as the Van Eepoels told Chief State in a previous Sunshine Law U.S. District Judge Gerhard be allowed to continue without blazing atmosphere of .. pub- Congress passed a special bill Investigators refused to dii-. strictly defined legally, but by Attorney Investigator Jack charge, and said they felt the A. Gesell on Friday diliSsed undue publicity." lidty directed toLssues that ai-v settling that issue. CUSS the details of the 1w the " committte ' s request that he Public officiab." Fulenirlder they would be down state attorney' s office had Samuel Dash, committee ImITHKIlately and Intimately re. Meanwhile, former presiden- closed*w sesdom Herrin said that in addition - voluntarily - within 20 ignored the facts when the Van order the President tOCOflIply chief counsel, gave no in. UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN Ttom c 0 Steen Emert Pastor Mornnc Wnrvop $301 Iii en they will be made until at least the week of Feb. But on the hts. of the in ..- i , Pastor "We h.ave learrK-d she was in the re,' herring said Fri day, and said she fears Herring causes me to do a doubleta ke "but I hate to we someone because he knows she and her and believe the case needs using my office to wipe out husband ha,'etriedto have him closcrscrutfny," some other faction." investigated by the governor Fulenwider said he told the to prosecute or drop all charges I'S P art Ave. it log council meeting as return to Florida until Friday, _. Morning Worship Church SthooI Pastor 'Mvn.ria WOfsPitp Evening W,sthlp jj MLlislit" 111449 IIan,. - :4Sa en Morroinlil Worship 7.3Op Bryan! I ~ i..' " don't know what the herring's charges that she such charges involving tile Van The strikers are demanding political factions are down Rev - K .evteth W MuIII; FIRST UIdITfl, ""'& WPII - S. and Rev Kenneth Mt"tr. sst. Pastor _______ 7 CCpm Rev. I Trucks j in the "set up" of Booth and agreed to privately. Law charges against Booth for Overdrive magazine, a Councilman Irwin Hunter. She branded "impossible" and Hunter are not the first national truckers' publication, 0 FIRST PRISRYTIRIAN CHURCH Oak AveA 3rd 51. l.lOp en Hwy. $741 at Pla7 Rl4* Rd. - Cass.fbervy COpI. yi P15106' 510am PAOLAC1$UCp4p CHRIST SiSam Highway 46 Ii'$O.m PluiSenney tvanQelhs) -- S.ISi1m. .b1eCIasa - 1000am 7:30p.m. Mo,nInIWIe'UIp II OOa.m. EtensnqWV,ip S OQpm S. ..ndor School II COa M 700pm 730p.m. Bible Study Wed Eepoelmnay havebeen Involved 1:30pm s 10pm , volved in "trap ping" Hunter andtaped t he proceedings. were made at the taped McLain, bo th before and after Further, herring said, he meeting, and that the fl his going feels Councilman Irene Van voted at the next regular tape reeler." .lIOOa m Escort . Strike leaders said an en thuastic meeting at an tan4o truck stop late Friday attracted that McLain attended anyway and Irwin, said that decisions contact with mayor-elect Pastor I'r.shyrian i$ana MrJøgWorVip MYF35,i j .,, Eve WOfthiDl&lSuci lhooth's home was Illegal, but -. 1111113THO00T CHURCH --kp,,,,s Setetwd it,. .s , Conquerors Meeting Pastor Councilman two councilmen and truck tra nsport Van Ecpoel,who the mayor - together," Centr Florida. people Winter Spri ngs Mayor Roy Friday charged Herring with herring said. Mc La in know a meeting in maliciously prosecuting her by "We will be king wi th Janua ry at Councilman John suggesting she might be in. Van Eepoel," Herring i.ii 00 COa m Sunday re made, Herring said. information indicating that ,. 730pm k, I kutfl (,rant 11:00am. Mcrningworstiip '3ary Ivwr Herring said, he now has 530 0 m 1 009 on 5458m Sunday School •. . SundaySctionl Poom, • Wedntdy I )Op en Rev : . .. . . . "... . -, . -I . Owners of eight Polk County Schreiner, who voluntarily against Booth and Hunter f- tnlckstopsalongu.s.v,a ma tned 'er the information to the time being until he and Sunshine Law violation the state attorney's office, Fulenwlder i rc• winter vegetables, said they could charges in Winter Springs may asked Hunter if he thought a investigate the case based on would close through Sunday in be a "classic case of en. Sunshine law violation had information about McLain and support of the strike. trapment," Mite Alt). Abbott occured n Booth's home, Van F;epoel. The owner of c ninth said he Herring said Friday before Herring said. "mere are a lot of new would close at least through toleaving for a week-long Hunter told Schreiner that he aspects and we are re. day. prosecutor's conference in did not fee l any violation took investigating the case from The Striking truckers also began Washington, D.C. this week, place because no decisions standpoint of what got all those picketing some refrigerated. FIRST PENTECOSTAL - SlOp 'v, Sundiy Evening Wed 3bICSh,,dy crrw, Sunday School Isaiah • ,,.- MorLnç Worship . .....Il 10$ rn - MOri,As Wunlilg ... 11:00 em rout dub 951.7 - CHURCH CF CHRIST I$I7PortApmw Rvy10 U Hadua.........Pls*r WIRE Broast --.. 5:30 #.m SunYBC5IOO1. •..$:45 rn..............I0.00a,m. ,,. Rhir Studs - #j CPt.rfeaN.Ctump - • SiSam COMMUNITY '4NITI P Thursday Poltts I - SA'TIST CHURCH SundavSchool AAflu•i9 WOrSIOp & BbIaSt.idy CHURCH OF LONOW000 %4lOranestreet CHRIST UNITED 1241 . I COp en PALMETTO AVENUE Past, METHODIST CHURCH lames P. Ntam -- - Evangellil ISbI. Study - $0 00a en Aesembly *orsI'.p lb OOa en Evening Worship S COp en StSp.n 7 10p.m. Paul TrI%%Il Rev 9a110r - - Dr. Lake MMy. Ph. TeckecDrt,e.k,lIandestates S 1:orinthiani:. I VS Palm Wines Dr Al'-? Sled Rotor. Knnth Hot? - Pasler Suntuy %(hni d, Morning Wnil.p IIcoa en. III Crystal METHODIST CHURCH Tueofo)' Psalm; • 71,1.6 ' 14 MYF Monday - ?MDrn. - P1161 CR1 ST BAPTIST of laS nazarene l"'Ittef-wital - Morning Worship p,33, - 7 COp en. 700pm .. ages of food and gasoline. Schreiner. IlersldStilf Writer a 100pm - ic am. tvai,sl S.ivi• Wed Prover & PIC Ch urch 5cfI , Sibteltudy .............500p.m. __ LAKE MARY CHURCH Rey D. Ross Oen%IQ* 5,1.12 IO.lOan. Church Nu.seryl am METHODIST CHURCH ONS?5Nt.OIWI&vm AY, C,hnc • - EveninQ Wa'Wip.........100pm. - HurSt,,' PrydpJ for all Serce GRACE UNITED 7301W. , II. 111111:111 ~ S ISa m tCt inter Springs W fly Cl I It IS N [11SON S iSarn Sunday School .ft'IIIm!i.sf PhU2 30Uoc)flIS7a IkhardW. Je-cUon ........ Favor Mortn4vworshilt; .. .. Patter I Sunday in Fj 10 $Os m . . .......'..... . . - ,, YOuth H ou r Evangel i st i cSer,,Ice Mid wu SIcViCe(WId wsaop - 7 CID Sunda'(Pool ILUIMtanChVrChInAmerIC. WilIIi. B OO*ntp PastOr Church School 500am. . Entrapment Blamed 7 )p m FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE W. Ind St . li t Maple Ai CHURCH ?5SG Orlando Ave. (I7.53) II .000,m. .7.009 m Prayer Wed Till PEOPLES BAPTIST CHURCH Sun Ewe Wor%hp Wed Pra t er LUTHERAN , isa m '1 7:30pm WsAr- Servc EWIWqSer,lce ?fl 101 W.lSth Pce Th,Cburchoft'i,Luffi,qanHour" and TV "hi is the Life" Rev. ElmerA RIvkher Pastor . s-'.-- M3fl.53S3 - minister IamesC.Veugh Sunay School iSa " Sunday, February io, 1974-Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No. 147 Price 2 Cents S SOj m GENEVA CHURCH GOOD SHEPHERD UNITED - ntpp (1(ITf'Il(' 10 00# t, -n down in sympathy with stri king In Pompano Beach, some be decreased even more. Askew said. ternal Steel Haulers Associtruckers, state troopers began unescorted drivers moved out Ralph Myrick, a truck broker atlon, who claim to represent escorting convoys out of the with produce for northern mar. at the Pompano Beach market, Pompano Beach farmer's marBut Max Goza, who runs the several thousand drivers, voted state in an effort to get produce kets said the strike dropped shi unanimously to recommend moving. "We're sending about 20 ments by ao per cent last week ket, said A.kew's offer of p011cc that their members accept govescorts would do little to get Troopers said three convoys t rucks ou t tonight," Charley Askew pledged Florida's co mcci. ertjuent promises of all the fuel truckers w ith 22, nine and eight trucks Grecnstein, a truck broker, said operation in a widespread pro. d. they need and immediate ininere being escorted to the Friday. 'If theyget where they am being sponsored by the "Truckers have toll me they creases in f reight ra tes. Florida border following a are going all right, then thi ngs National Governor's Confer. don't want highway patrol Government officials said promi se of protection Friday should begin getting back to ence. cor ts because that Just draws truck traffic was up 20 per cent. Gov. Reubin As kew, normal." "Florida has experienced attention to them," Goza said. The exact increase was not Sma ll breaks began appear. If the t ru cks encountered yin.- little violence during this (liffi. 'Thrv fr;tr r.'tiijtfr'n !r'r p'ccib!e ft di'ftrmino. in t(xLiy in the 10-day-old . strike by independent truck drivers. There still was strong resist t , ance from many of the dri ver; whose refusal to move their I cargoes of food, petroleum and -, . Industrial parts brought wideIt spread Layoffs and spot short. th Iii 9 . , ____________ -I...-,. . BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS loser fuel prices, higher freight lence, Greenstein said, prodw.e cult period and e are deter hen they no longer have esAs more truck stops along rates and increased highway and citrus shipments-already mined to do everything within cotta." Minister M nngWOtship ChirP Sc tool m ndcrgarIen and ,, Servic . -, II OOam. E*ninç Servk, -. 7:lOp.m Wtedy Service 1 )Op on h,ki - SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH PasJoe survay Scetool suddhad I DISCIPLES OF CHRIST 1IP$.SapiIirdAv. HarcIHarr MntIe, 7 10pm Sunday Sc hool 7 30 0 flt M,'g Wed Service Wed- Prayer Service Burke JoSwaSon et K i h HtthirSo' - -- 0-ala OerolIonaI3J hors (:I:ra.s,iun R THE REDEEMER l.)QP m ' -3pm m l4tsIIIPr(sn - --- a 3Opm. . II 00 a 600Pm c,ct,ScPo'l P.igmim Youth CtswchTra,nmg ------513pm • Evening Worship 00 m ___ 'atttnth - Do you? CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH 3611 S. Park Avenue Rev Fredi Sunday School S iSa m Mi ,.q eto;mp II.00o m Nurt.ryproy CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Car. 16ffi St. $Oel1*, Rev Robert La', P55t, S i5 n U Y. I Troopers OF THE P4AZARENF HOLY CROSS mmra,j Geneva MI S. Pak Ave. Ce.nmunily Canter tMRev Leroy 0 Soper tlii. At Creen Pastor 11 Rector Sunday Schoo l 10 005 m Hotly Communion 7 QI m SO Worthp II 004 m Fa mily Service and Su n NYPS 6 OOp ri Througl'out each crisis In his life, and there Wire many, he was sustained by fai th. God swn.,d slot., to him, and ), turnea to Him often. H. didn't pout, to th ink about whether he'd go to church or not. H. WSflt. S Patter rfl !'jisrl1p(II r tALVARI BAPTIST ASSEMBLY 300 Parm..ii tSaniodOar0enC,w., t7.9 j -t . ff~_ ROLLING HILLS MORAVIAN CHURCH Sotilando lptutu Dri ve Lonqwood. Pus Just fast inter st at e S isa m Family Night Service Y P E w ed Yet Uncoln was a man. H. walked the earth, and felt love and Jay; but Ii. knew tremendous frustration and almost Inswmountabls sorrow. H. prayed, earnestly and .ff.ctiveiy. o 5:0%. - Sunday School nir Wo.st,;p Evanqet4tcSirv 0 Mdi _.. g CHURCH OF GOD U)W3btdS1ru Pastor T PIIS of God Hour Today we we Uncoin In hoc size. H. appears almost ms of a statue than a man-a great figure cast in broni,, with a furrowed an brow and solemn countenance, (.t,i!iiiIir OP GOD CHURCH MGtfl,nq Worthp cti theF nr . - FIRST ASSEMBLY 11 .. (,tic! f Un Ll 4 Nursery . Clmrch -L ____ Strilce ,1(ai irig - 7 10 1) m . I .. .. .. . - -- WotSltIp t _____ ;A . -- _________ -- __.' FIRST SOUTHERN METHODIST CHURCH FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST S4SlSa,if.,d Ave. SCIENTIST R ev W. Bennet NII.tSic.ad$tre$l Smday Sc hool Sunday $.rvki & MflIn9WOflhSp II.m $vndaySchGoi II OQim 130pm. Ep*orthLague a ISpm aonesdaykrvICa Evening 7 )Opm i I. NATION U ... . . SvndlySCPtOOI - Lvr',ubh ()/ (.,I ulf wirm a1wi SI, -. I'. LpinlnH Kirwood (:Iiri.ssi,i, ."tijc',ie.' - JLJR 005 m t Evinn Wsip QOp m 7 I0 U 4Sa m. (vangI%tic S-3Com 11 ra m. Worship Servke SPRINGS BAPTIST CHUPCH 0000 1SSHtf*qAy. Ph.3fl4353 Bra BitfyGtf' PWør wTRR I30 4.m ADVENTIST CHURCH CSrqf7tR$$Im C. N. Neill .... Pavor Ssturøi'1, Services %4btath5eptoot U 0t . 1 IJvs?S.vth.OSR.tjö I _________ NOW Evtnnq SANIANDO UNITED METHODIST CHUWCH Phen 134 2UI ntud iune II. 2.Lonqw $ for Sunda y Svic, at o,,o, AtVt'flt$t ?P Ø Chvrcpt. Matand Avnv,. AIfam, HOPE OF OUR COMMUNITY, 110012 00 Wean,jday - iIeI!,fMj is! . - - PASW Saturday Srbicft _. - - V _________ quarter stale behind the lran,s Am when he saw a cloud of dust at matter," Gesell said. itadford said tsso rear admirals jetted tte Prestdent'sargument __ - -i -~ - _ PARKER CHARGED awa- - 2 WITH MEDICAL AT VIOLATION MERLE PARKER, center, is led Into Seminole Counts' Jail Friday afternoon 1)30, t I ~ State Atty. Chief 111ves0gator Jack Fu i lenwider ,qn~ (r) investigator David Hall. Parker, 55, of Sanford,.is charged with violating the medical practice act of Florida by using the title "Dr." n connection 'With his nar. Parker's arrest stinnlned from compla,ts made by Central Florida Association of Professional Psychologists ford telephone book. Parker posted $5,000 bond. the cnl]Won scene. Bernotsky estimated Terrell's car rcached who were his superiors within a that the courts have no (Herlad Photo by J Richards) speeds of 130 rnile an hour in leaving behind his police car that military liaison office in the costitutil authority to decide was traveling at miles an hour. White House "told me y a dispute between the White *ere Interested and this wait 8 House and CoWess. Insurance Co., claim Bntky was acting wi thin the course of his good opportunity for me to help P said the committee's role aMlOynnt as a police efficer. In an ariswer to aw Riggs com. out on the Job ... they told nw is bndted to aWing -Congress, By MARK WEDM plaint the city and Travelers allege "Gilbert was guilty of they were interested In and kislatIve function" and added Beach, is In Bunnell General lit gunpoint while they tined the herald Staff Writer would I see what I could do." I hat it "has ably negligei t operation of his car such negligence proximately AM Hospital in serious condition, cash di er and then i'rrs-eti served that appr ' ecLiblv contributed to ocirmance of the accident, injuries Volusia County Sheriff's sheriff's r4jokesmen said. turn Into the car, deputies .vid department SaturdAy ~;euz 81 and deaths." The robbers, all Armed w-th Wher. tile tro and the hostagir INDEX l points bulletin for three small caliber plstols,.were t The law suit WM originally filed against General Motors Corp., reached avorith, fliida, the Area deaths 2A Dr.Crane L IIA men who :hey said robbed an wen driving up U S - I in a IVA qvry cn I&-aHrie hA Editorial comment area servtce station, kidnaped 4A dealership that sold the car to Terrell. eyCbeverokt with GeQrg the car. en he ran away the, caincia.............12A Horos pe co an attendant and then dru%e license plates, deputies said. ilA The suit against GM and Cwnbie.Herwood Cars Inc. _____ gunned him down, drpvtisa Classified ads - : S6C him U U.S. I where they s'oluntardy dropped by the plaintiff In September and an The robbery occurred at 1:20 said. Comics Ten'ell'sest.ate, the City of Sanford and Travelers Insurance Co. - IlA Society IIA pOrts .. 1-48 &IOA pushed him out of the car and A-in. when the trio pulled into a Sheriff's detectives today shot. him in the back .. two firloes. Texaco station ry-ar 1-95 and s4id they are rw,t ipum how * ` "I' �2A—The Sanford Herald Sunday, Feb. 10, 1974 The Sanford Herald Not"tona Sunda Feb. 10, 1974-3A yours Great Briefs News :f4 Escapee Wins Parole RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) -An bunate who escaped from Nth Cartüs Ce,itral Prison here 10 years ago and II 4L I In&& a new life for himself in Florida until his put caught up with nim, will be paroled. . I.up II - — — — I flLI I(V i I I I I I V — A F - f - F. Donnan, who still had four to eight years left to from prison in February, 14, will return to Florida where his family has reinainNi His pa. W ''• John serve when he escaped role supervision will be by Florida authorities, a p"We k, T~e decision came after Gov. Jim 11olshouser asked the .:w - North Carolina PJes Board to investiga te nis case and consider the alternatives of a forgieness, muthUon his sentence, 5 parole. ". - , ,, PORT EVERGLADES Steel Corp.. co- tenan t of the new port building, picked up the tab for the refreshments at the dedication ceremonies, I'rainuwni coiiununitv members turned out to view the new 5,000 square foot building that will house SCOPA and Pesco WASHINGTON (AP) President and Mrs. Nixon honornd former First Lady Mimic Eisenhower with a - ' a'• ______ Hea WASHINGTON (AP) decided to The Senate make another attempt at passing emergy energy - legislation on Feb. 19.Aftff It r&m from a Way rece= for 1ineuln' birthday. Vie LAII ~vould roll b..(k Prices on Nome domesbc crude v rio Hearst Family Awaits Jet Bomber Crashes ai ing o e opportunity for more melfica] eswninstim before the adm Skylab project manager Wid. II= C.Sdlnelder sattl Friday'r A B52 jet e uuIuI . - W i L&aell Premier Golds Meir My, - Golan Heights held before the Ortober war. iaraeii j tiers in the rea have ereased fear that some of the Heights would be returned to the Ara bs as part of a dumeammelif pact. with Syria. Mn. Meir IoW the sei- C pipping his *ffe's hand. A 'W . - - . - - - 4 - - J - :; - - :-;.- - REG - ' - OX STEAM - :-. - I - ' Kuwait aboard a Japanese Dea jeolim.7he Eircraft crew spent the night in an airport gutst Imm and wtn to leave for Tokyo later o4Iy.Wnthepiane1aJude*JFriday,t omm nefe taken to an WJ=wn destination. Five of the 't - - - -- a A - , WHAT'S . ' - French-Iranian Trade Pact - - PARIS tAP)— France and Iran signed a major trade wd cperionenwn today France -..--- . -. - j - TT Iran. Iran is one of France's major m1ppikrs Of petroleum - Pod million annually before the recent price inceases and the general election Feb. nsay now level of'at atmost $1 bftin per yen. French sources said the various proJcts in the new reemcnt had a 'ialue of 34.5 billion to is billion. The Largest single project will be the nuclear power statLmns. . croll type newspaper to teacher, Wayne Joiner. - - s -- s Since War sides 70 pr cent of the ADEN, South Yemen (API Nine guerrillas who carried out terrodst operations in Singapore and Kuwait were in iusio here today after flying from Kuwait aboard a Japanese DCI jetliner. 'fhey were met l-'ridayat the airport ln Aden by off lctals South Yemen sMarxtstgovenunerit. The nine gunmen were taken loan unknown dedination. s. of By 1108 LLOYD City Editor , 5 _____ - -- , -. the 14 crew members from Japan Air Lines kft Aden for ----ir Cclimbodia Fighting -- . III am is p',oi4 pF'hf (m&wl, .... VAP lull wwl.0 aaldl IkAlay Ln, fta-ctb 11WI ft-taken ~ 4"ge ~4 m4a southwest of Phnom Nnh, but it said fighting gpiwally has b:~en at a low lev2I fee the pat 24 hmm The -A - BUENOS AIRES. MeflhiJiJ (AP) kkJ P' Iave rr1tharI,ta I,anAmericaneigmeer, million rirsoin, of' t1s company reTrwtndiy paid - . - ..- , - a - - CHICAGO ON THE 'ROCKS I 1rcecIiart Jlafteroeargheldamonth.AutJxxitimsaldlw UMWd Slot" but 44 wt renall his .'. , Angir Sisson, Walter Dorf- - Child Behavior Study Held For Educators of!, the ice along Lake Michigan. Twin'ante1rnaed John Hancock WAI" is 3t left. Septongonal spots are r,' light reflected in camera said notonly does &!k,n want service station t 13th strvvi to withdraw it* bid but the an attended the prugram designed I ( d park Avenue for use as j, W-ker body inanufacturer ided now city vehicle , fuel storage point. Says originally prov lVftV0CAtlM wren for track$ MunicipWities It tw mull for the job. of diesel 'uel that is avalLible ' ' . I RE G 1.39 It UL. 96c RAY SP • I I I VAN WYCK Ut CAN O P EN E R -- - - - by R)rInII 4 599 VOOIL __________ MULTI VITA INS VAN WYCK CAPSULES A TABLETS 111MIT ONE) 3 SPEED MIXER school administrative staff. i PE T) were held with Mrs. Mra. Betty Gremi evordinated Na',y Geinun cf the Drug arrangemenls Pastor Hosts European Tour Rev. Kenneth Mullis, 8113ciate pastor at First Presbyterian Church of San- of Sanford and two nieces ' Publlshd Daily and Sunday. except Saturday and Chrl&tmas Day by Tht ford and Ida wife, Will be tour hoatsforanlne-day European holiday April 513 for Junir and 7ol!egv Sezond Class Postage Paid ' StUdtlt. The tour wig include Germany, France. Swltzertand and Belgium. Deadline for i. Ion" Will be Feb. ft 99 I. I SHULTON 'I'lLI.tII.UI' a PANTY HOSE sc RIG "' - PROPORTIONED SIZES I Subscription w.okssc R31es by Year $20 '0 REG. 79c C GILLETTE TRAC II TWIN INJECTOR 5' • • • • . 119 49c DU STING FRiENDSHIP GARDEN 401 ILIMIT ONE) - RIG. 97. lIMIT ONI ' SEAMLESS STRETCH BEIGE OR TAN __ 6 C - _____ wagm hoses wII ""• 1141 11 I 11 ~10" OFFER lot BEA HUOHEI 04-9212 PHOTO PnINTS W so @Sul W 01 IpWWIII mft 111111 ___ 11> KODAK FILM ffin re Pak op rw do ?$%ped tam BW #Mo. b" me 1wh 1868400 Im Wed BW Mug go so to 100y SANDRA RAWLINS Sanford Herald. 300 N. 7!,fchAv... l. senior high lind 14 5 01 (RIG 59cl LIMIT ONE RELEASE WALL STORAGE / -- - l - Abuse Council of Central Florida asiLsted by Na.lkry Bauer, Bert Bertram and Ruml Hlett. CHARLES ANTELL - FINGERTIP BEATill analysis. Other workshops were Four intensive sessions on andlvanflowersoftheeounty Parent Effectiveness Training 8c CT. IUTMUtb J ' r - 62 . OPENS ANY SHtPI CAN Dr. Kenneth " RELEASE WITH BOTTLE OP[N[R REG 199 cooperation of School Superintendent W. P. Layer of Shreveport; _____ 0 .3 SPEED CONTROL neKr1p(x1 KJt.M. to increase awareness of by Dc learning and emotional director of Seminole Mental problems common to children health Center, and Dr . Ronald this age. Drabman of Florida Endorsed by the county Technological University, on schocl system, the p.'Dgram behavior modification tech. w -is facilitated through brother, Carl Bradbury; ntPhew. Robert Bradbury, both ,' New jf- grade teachers was conducted Sowers, director of Community at Forest City Elementary Mental Health Center of Ctn. School recently by Seminole tral Florida. Dr. Sowers and his County Mental Health Assoda. wife, Bernice, presented a lion. More than 300 teachers workshop on transactional NAUMW BE* 01 SWXt Margaret (Herald Photo by Ann Rlley ) I The professional seminar was for kindergarten through third planned (tie ImIna ordinance resale of Monday night will be asked to alcholic beverages in general throw out all bids on two om. commercial districts and man refuse pac er wilts MAX V. BRADHURY second readings and adoptiom start bidding over &gal-t. of ordinances rezoning to City Manager Warren Funeral services for M lox V. ftfteral commercial Knowles has cigi prope1 lirldbur) 72 of Shreseport, WzOwd - urve alcc ttii, :".11 1 :.1&r ;it tht 'iOutheitst corner of 25th EA., wem heid Sabzdgy in that litteti and Sanford Avenue and at Last w.—.k-'s opening wants to to general conimercial for city. Born in Griffin. Ga., he wiU*aw hir ofter because of a gloppin,Coln &" kVmWt Ilue;*d whwls ill Sgnf Ord and $5,100 tiror. was 'mplored by the First aan of lowb6 _________________________________ An all day seminar-workshop Also on the agenda for the 7 for pis 'hase by governmental n p.m. city commission meeting agen es. ci Monday at city hail are public hearings to consider amending 0 tO J011ity Market d *140Theacs,a els,outh 01 Bolton Ford o(Malund for the Airport Boulevard and rag Oj Maxon Packm with stand"UP US. cabs, right hand omminkmera cm*l Paid DlChands. Knowles possibly leasingLa vacant OL 01 LI LYS U ' , 'r1 1 II TL L iiI,cS Fa ll Th roug h ___ - ' Area Death A Tokyo aboard the DC$today. ARD . 799 Making use of a modern meister and Michele De orp. mid its Otput, V Some of those who voted shortage already has fore he will already C 25 per against postponement claimed gosern,net to put nonessential run at only 40 "rut capa city their men were ready to stage industries on a threc.day work within ecause wildcat strikes If the execu tive week. coal fuels most of the furnacti. Garbaric Tru u"k ck C . newspaper (in photo left) are shortage were key causes of unemployment . el by cle ion Thutw"y day. to rail the election. Coal pro. . IMIT ONE 1 02. Dt000PAIIT $01IZI CA .1 8,99 tool—the over overhead projector —to prepare their - ' Terrorists In Yemen - - newspapers. In photo &bove. students Lori Dionne left and Niarie Tortola stKw their 1 -. The executive board of the a three-month work slowdown widespread busine ss bank.' mineri'w'ionrefusedhidayto thatproducedanationalpower rupicies and a 16 cent pone (he strike, despite an .- GU • Rome to report is their mock rteded. Industry wuft" ex. The minm'strike threat and pect the short weeks to produce War If. - 'i NEW? for "hot" news items from • a move have jumped the gun by falling cutbacks. governmen expected to produe the na. to report for work, and coal warned that blackouts of t ticn'i worst economic crisis proluction ifula week was only flfl boors a day mat* since the dark days of World 30 per cent of normal. RIGHT ancient cities Of GIeec wW The atift,strike I* expected LONIXIN (AP) — Brittin's committee went against a 21111.101 --at mioem go on MrW walkout. Miners at wwraj pits to briq more ,at midnight tonight In The wvm power viere they had hijacked a huTy Wall. - -- ' ANCIENT HISTORY is less dry to Social Studies stWents at Teague Middle School since they are looking 88 S to: . Wnh:i -I. - Parglar wav riat &wn to Kuwait trom anppom, Am RAoto. wan SPHERICAL STYUNG I TOAST THE WAY YOU LIKE IT' - Strike SI I ' ' TOASTER -' . POP" Pa N OWN WR I IR fl hDV IRON PROCTOR 2 SLICE - - BALL RADIO RIG - - -. FLASHCUBfS 9 99 ___ "p- - AM frogmen ju(nped from hov. sale of saw San Ck%wnLe, much the PresWent owes." -- 7 8 , "? Ca".GibsoIn &M Pogue spent Orleans, URI) turned upside '- Tiff CAI64[AA THAT MAKE I ow, ASHI- IrfvrqNcEos AN .- re41' - FILM '1 t 'i ,'' ' t - FITS IN 'lSVentSgfvemore ste3mcode!ae - ., of his papm to the National "I just urge you to just wait V t assassination of Marcus history for the exchange of more lime dawn. Within a few minutes, air Archives and a possible capital until we exercising can report because we Ioster,Oakland superintendent prisoners in such circum- two rrevkius crews, and ti.i, bags righted the spacecraft, gains liability resia.'tlng from are going to say exactiy how of schools. %tances, was widely held to be the chief guerrillas who launched terrorist operatons in Singapore and Kuwait reins iusion here today after flying from i GENERAL ILECTRIC 41VIM th~v NOv- 6 cYanl& -bul- no precedent in United Ststn ADEN, South Yamn (AP) — Nine pro-PakdInMn * CASE MOOR lot ' - chaliges in their bodies. it flanging Irm thme orange. crat's datements. was referring to Joseph M. Re. Charles Bates, special agent pears Un UuIpsym on how men could fly in space for and te4ilped parachutes, The committee Is in. this ttthi Works Out, there MIM 27. aW RON111 Little, 24. In charge Of ft FBI office in z year or two wiftat =ch ft cmv4*W c@W* W1 ft "SUPUN ft "Mity of Niz. won't be any UuIrglers. M !lai*o aid Utile are ac- San Francisco, said he knew of troubie, he said, water 34 miles from the New on's $578,000deducflon for a gift Vol,..* Long Mid. cuwd of I UI U MI OMPA C T RIG. 34.99 U SES • 1 PADDID PURSE SIZE lighted with ft f1rat reports on "What a beautiful sightI" ex. income tax retums for 19W71. dicate that he (Nixon) did what said FSId$Y. "At least w. now know that the cew'g con1Wor. Unless ex- timed Cur as the spacecraft Th. White House ttad,no can. his lawyer and his accountant Hearst pieskient and editor Patty is alive," Heard Mid, teidve t ests show deleterious IRITUed toward utth. et on the Louisiana Demo- told tim to do," 14mg saId. me of the San Francisco Examiner. HeighistowiddanintlesolDymascus lastoctober. -to ______ 2 ' )UMV - father, RandoIph A. ficarst, Of San Fjvwiscu. Israel." said the Iwaeh date radio. israei ha expressed aw'ng" 30__uare miles of Syrian territory captured when laratil armored units drove beyond the - 0 U , ... tiers on Friday that the Heights Is an "inseparable part of WIS: J' -. her coimtq will not withdraw from S)TIIn territory on nopers I) . liv U L LU U _—i1 LADY . S . EVERFLASH CAMERA 888 A BUDGET - - uerrilla " - KEYSTONE 10 BE CHIC ON Long Says Nixon Owes Word From Kidnapers . pr.rX brings $550 to support the FFA program. Left to right, Scott Downer, vice-president; Jim Link, president; Florida State Bank Vice President Harold Brooks; and Jeff Abbott. (Herald Photo by Bi!l Vincent) nauts' bodies further adapt to splashdown "completes what I earth's gravity, would consider the historical phueofSkylab." Swe JJ - I I Dr. Jan Hardinaky mid after lie said the sciewe phase i BERKELEY, Calif. (AP) "If tiiathappened, auwecan prclimlnarv medical exams would begin now, with scores ol The familj of kidnaped news- do Isry," Hearst said. '11w Friday that the Skylab 3 crew ictenuats Jftp4 j pto- WAILNGTON AP The Calif. real estate. l*Pet heir Patricia Heard dedsioa rs with the governor was at least as healthy, if not graphs, electronic tapes aid chàman of the congressIonal The committee staff has said still is waiting for the "further or attorney general. It La not one heal thier , than 11w men ci Sky- other pieces of Skylab (pJ4•p,s- committee looking into Preil. it may be ready to report to the communications" promised by that would be in our power." lab 2 after their stay mission. Lion. N ixon's tax returns says a cou-anittte by the end of this her abductors. An organization that calls itNational Aeronautics and Despite a leak in one of two F"'Y investigation In- month. Related Sluy Pg. IA adf the S)1nb4one liberation Spice Administration doctors Identical rocket ater4ng Sys. dicates the President ow adThe Internal Revenue Service s return do is re-auditing tk IW72 old Miss Hearst, abducted Mon lag Miss Heard hodage, and crew's exact health status with from the 'We are going to say exactly returns. 272.inlle4ilgh space day rdght from her apartment the SIA has claimed ie.yori. more than six hours of teats on stat1o, went without a hl iow piwh the President owes," In a telei talon interview Mar the University of Califor. blUtY for ft Doder dayir4t. It board ship Friday. The *stm - PTOPeUAt WW W$wn* Sm,IU%wll R- tAnr,dWfT= MwIded for showing by LOW. have yet to indicate what says Remiro and Utile are nauts Laced about double Out from On rocket system after of the Senate-House Internal Mans stations, the senator was they want In exchange for her "soldiers" of the SLA. amount of time in tests today the ferry ship left the spice Rnetiue Taxation Committee, asei about reports that Nixon freedom. Heud and his wife, ('.ath. and more tesl &dy, station wIy Friday rnornLg. said Friday. might owe more than 1300,000. '11w has been speculaticn crinc, a regent of the Universi ty It was, however, oniy a backup Di'. Royce Hawkins, a NASA Long added, "We don't have Long replied: that the abductors would want of California, met newsmen heal th official, said at t1e Joti,i. system that the astronauts any inlormallon to Indicate that "You said that but I beardS the two men in San Quentin twice Friday at their Hilisboro. on space Center in Houston would have wed Only if the pri- the President was not in good you and I can't contradict it." freed In exhange," Miss Heart's ugh home about 15 miles south that he was elated and de. mary system had failed. fai th" when he flied his federal "Everything I know would in. rMOW "Ining mWdon, the P& G BY TIlE PACKAGE ' i I I FUTURE FARMERS DISTRIBUTE CALENDARS h oil and give President Nixon power to ordis gasoline rationing and oU fael saving measiir. But before the lall can pass It mits survive a,o(Jrr attempt by Repuhllcans and oII..tate senators to return to conference with t Howe to re,k the controversial price rollback provision JERUSALEM (AP) ' SEMINOLE HIGH School Future Farmers of America Chapter is distributing 1,000 FFA calendars to sponsors, school administrators and the pub)ic. Their main fund raising project, calendar advertising ABOARD USS NEW OR. Edward G. Gibson and William of San Diego, Calif., was due in reason ft their seemingly good ering helkupters to attach floAs a brass band played wel. LEANS (API third and R. Pogue said they felt lead. San Diego about noon EDT to- health on returning. tattoo gear. coming music, Gibson, , trio of Sk ylab astronauts, fooled but genera lly quite good. day. "Boy, If we hadn't exercised, "Ri good to be back, glid to Pogue and Carr were helped snapping back quickly from "I never knew I weIghed this The astronauts will remain we would have been li ke jellyf. be home," the astrona uts re- a nearby platform that was pod-in luineas, were re. much," Gibson saldafter walk. aboard thecarlerjnsan Diego Wi when we came bo'k," Hot. joked. carried by a forklift truck to 0 healthy n happy t y ing Oil e Apollo coinman har bor until 4:50 pm, EDT dlnsky said Pogue told him. The New Orleans drew along. mIe laboratories iii t e car. as this Navy carrier bore them ship tluit brought the men bick Sunday. Then. after a brief Presi&nt Nixoti, in a state. side and boLsied the spacw&; rier's hangar deck. homeward, from.itpave. dockside ceremony, they will ment issued after the Skylab 3 aboard. Doctors made a pro. Gibson was dean4haven,but Returning to earth's gravity The New Orleans, which fly to Houston, 'rex., for a nun- crew's return, called the Skylab liminary check of poises and his crewmates had heavy On Friday after a record 84 days pulled the spacecraft from the ion with their famW program "one of the most ad- blood pressures, then helped beards. in 4iace, Gerald P. Can, ocean some 177 mIles southwest The spoce agency said the entifically productive en. the astronauts out of the hatch. overnight stay aboard the New deavors In the history of Orleans wcukt give doctors the exploration," ace Energy i w' iii coi ni UJ FILM 1ij CARDS OR I A,"' - 1ader VIc'i and started around 7 p.m. i •-- _______________________ ___ \J V OF SINGLE POLAROID -. (QL(\ YOUR CHOICE T-88 port site west of 1-4 adjacent to the petrokum storage tanks the port authority recently moved froni Sanford lakefront. (Herald Photos by Mark Weintz) P - dinner at a Washington restaurant. But Nirs. ELsenMwItr was snowbound at her Get. tysWrg, Pa., (am Friday and couldn't make it. The dinner for 14 was held in a priv&L% din;ng mom et or ld News Briefs ' i THE COLOR guard from Sanford Naval Acad,!my Friday kicked off the ceremonies at the dedication of the Seminole County Port Authority's new building The $119,000 brick building is located at the FESTIVITIES HIGHLIGHTED BY CUISINE Mamie Eisenhower Honored - ) CADETS RAISE FLAG AT SCOPA DEDICATION L VALENTINE CARDS ( . BEALE AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. (AP) LARGE SELECTION f' series in the meantime- be was written out of the last ihow and .the next one planned for taping. *a* WWW Fwce Mid. SHOW THEM YOU'RE ALL HEARTI - LOS ANGELES (AP) -Comedian Redd Foxa has left ongress . 'A' the country for a rest after missing the taping of U "Sanford and Son" this week because Chis lawyer uy3. Attorner Jim Tolbert said Friday Ust Foxx, 51, hopes to return neyt Tuesday to resume work an the comedy - W. . Foxx Takes Break C ..ongress To - : . OR 1 ONE IN YOUR LIFE.... ' bonrdwokesman said Friday, Casselbery SIDNEY THOMPSON 834."Il Altamonte Spuinl5 SHIRLEY MILLET 9149712 est City HILDA RICHMOND 1148 3111157 Delfone WE FILL MORE PRESCRIPTIONS I THAN ANYONE ELSE IN FLORIDA This allows us to sell consistently for less VoI t n14 ' 6 . / out drugs f(esher, too So bring your neAl prem nplions to Eckerds a name you can (rust - SALE CONTINUES T OPEN SU DAY 10-7 / - - ' - - �11111111011111 U_ IA-The Sanford Herald @"111119 - - - . -: -- ---r-:- _* _\ .. - - already overbooked for the summer conference, 4" Food For Peace comprehensive possible plans" for participation in the year's activities. Many associations and Institutions around the country are holding conferences to study the problem and to plan action programs. One reason that Americans are so unaware of world population pressures is that the evidence is more readily seen in other lands, The poor form the majority of the world's population and they are concentrated in the developing countries, In 1970, the developing areas of the world had a population of over 2.5 billion compared to 1,1 billion in the industrialized areas, lVilli present population growth rate, the (pop. 7.055,362). The enormous growth of the world's population (luring the last 50 years and the prospects for continued high growth In the future constitute one of the most formidable challenges confronting mankind. As crises go, the "energy crisis" is still very much on center stage aid probably has another year to go as the main headlinegrabber. But experts say a "people crisis" is just around the corner. 'Vorid populat ion grew to 1.8 billion in 1920 tihied to 36 billion in the 5() years up to iu. At 1970 growth rates, '.vold population would almost double again to 6.6 billion in 30 years, by the year 2000. How many human beings can our planet support? This depends, say the experts, on our ability to harness natural resources of land, sea, and in the solar system. But there is very definitely a limit to the num be r of persons the earth can support-and we are racing toward that limit, The population problem is getting attention on several fronts but it has not yet won "crises" priority. The United Nations Genera! Assembly has tksignat ( d 1974 as World Population Year. Activities will be highlighted by the Third World Population Conferen ce in Bucharest, Romai'ia. The rd from Bucharest is that there has been such a population "explosive" among academic and governmental population experts iii the last decade that the city's hotel rooms are 9 t" world Will need by the end of this century twice as much food, shelter, education, water and power-plus twice as many jobs-just to maintain the present standard of living for most of the world's people. In many cases, maintenance of the status quo is not satisfactory when considering the revolution of rising expectations among the world's peoples. "The aim of World Population Year is to arouse awareness of the global problems of population growth and build Interest In finding answers to them," said United Nations Secretary-General Kurt Waldheim. He asked governments to prepare "the broadest and most WASHINGTON- Have you noticed how crowded it has become lately? If you are a resident of some place like Coolidge, Ga. (pop. 177), the fact that the worlds population has doubled in the last 50 years may not be as apparent to you as to someone who hangs his hat in a place like Calcutta, India. VO Or Food For War? OMW 11$. u l tMwulFi. to feed the hungry onhe world. has War program In Southeast Asia. SAIGON Thin sinister change has been manipulated quietly by the National Security Council. Of the 11 billIon worth of food that Is shippedabroad for the needy, the NSC has Insisted almost halt should go to ix)Iste' the military strength of Cambodia and South But in Cambodia, President Nixon gave the Lou No.1 regIme I special peluIon to use up to 50 per cent of the proceeds from the sule of American fond for "cnmon defense" and "Internal security." In South Vltnam, the Th!eu regIme is permitted to spend a full 100 per cent of the food proceeds on military i 0assifled documents show that the President started off this _____________ ______________________________ Oil Nations To Meet alt Alliance Could Face Cold Truth I,--.- fiscal year with a reasonable request for $30 million to finance Foci for E\'ac hiprnenls to Cambodia. But bit by bit, the White House requests ballooned to $173 million and are li kely to go higher. this country aspires" in rice, the documents show that 1.15,000 metric tons of whest will be supplied ' by next July. Yet the wheat shortage it home has p 0'L . ___ - .. S -, ,8 4J • \ . 0. ves _____ JOHN A SPOLSK), A%oJate Editor to Comptroller BOB LLOYD City Editor DEWEY ROBINSON Circulation Manager , 2n '" JRICHARDS Sports Ed.tor Advfhslng JANE CASSELBERRY Cou C ditor CHARLES HAYS Mechanical Sup? DORIS WILL IAMS Society RALPH HAYS Conp. 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"I could foresee as a result the required hoqltallxatloo many people now being sened by our facility on outpatient basis," said G'torge Holmes, clinic director, Dr. Pendarvls says this par.. ticularly violent reaction to the crisis Li peculiar to 1banikS . uu i3 liHC and because they live In auto. oriented Further, she wdded, living In the suburbs have tended to be an Independent lot, with much of that Independence tied to their your of emotions bounce between anger and depression? Do you feel belpiessand isolated? And are you a tubur. bernie' Then you may be a victim of the SUtS2ban gas crisis syndrome-a svridrtmn whlith ncvi'hnl,,ai.. ,, could result in significant emotional problems. "So severe Is the ilituaUm for some suburbanites," said Dr h Pendarvis, a staff psychologist at the Family Counseling: ClIrAc in ft - 4 •s a merrbe, of the Associated Press h.ch •s entitled e'lu*vCfy to the use for repoducIionof all the local news pr'nted in th's ne,sspper T I4'r!j long-wood 4L. MarvaHawkini, 31 Q99 377 5115 1 j L . I . - "i: -,. k• - bear Lake . Forest City L I Ir 37? 781' f..'1t', . ("E?r SLava U' PM'hI.0 Ir Enterprsu rdnrv'?!.' Oedo a•'4t 3a9 7Q 5143343 - •-- - - ___ - Liza - -- - - - Attamonic Springs Elda Nictvls Tantkwood, E. Estate.. I, 3fl4l ' Winter Springs Nancy Booth 3n'73) Casefbrr-y. ParW Qold.lsrcd. Eaitbr.al 539 2tP2or 0)2319 Frn and other weaponi There is also a trertendot..s condry arms market with' in she Arab world. thanks to the unlimred funds cornrnan,led by the oil-rich members. According to the Loe'dem Times. Libya has given nearly$100 million worth of aims, lrainlniZ and cath to varctis 'akctiaiao terrurist groups - ' N. ~.~ e .- MEE j - Robert A. Newman sizable portion of the rice rapid-firing M-l6 rIfl es and a harvest, be among this group. stark 50-man cells, fed 570 nearly equal number of M-79 Saw.touthed shards of houses five provinces of South Viet. Umistic, Likewise it Is equally Im- grains of rice (1 pound, 4 Communist strength grenade launchers. lie mingles are etrhed against the narn, that t here is a good has been cut from 58,500 last possible to sort out the truth or ounces) CHARGES freely with crowds anywhere in From hizon to horon thesky. daily, compared to 650 eye chance South Vietnam will January to an estimated Falsity of the many charges that to 700 for the other prisoners, 49 the nation, apparently without Is assaulted by a sea of And much farther away, a fear of personal harm. survive and eventually throw today. me government says it swirl around this issue. Many and are brought out ta-ice daily collapsed roofs, twis I continuing bombardment of ted Iron, back the next major Corn. controls 93.9 per cent of the men of good will have already for exercise. He has allowed a largely and sagging skeletons of mur ,ist 10 charges rumbles across the offensive that is certaiin twinleU and 96. I percent of the broken laixes over the elusive hostile and high Ve says they can change the!r structures that once were to come, Pacific from hostile groups In foreign press corpslytocrittcal people. The Communists facts involved, operate homes. status any time by agreeing to t he United Sta tes, alleging that "South VIet,iamn is prepared, control only two major it is possible to relay work ithi relative freedom. and undergo The only building standing h trained and equipped a whole Thieu Lo: a dictator, that he has the swampy U Minh forest in impressions and observations rehabilitative indoctrination. 711CIV is also a clear-cut non- a neat new compound. where jailed lot better today than at the time the south and it* central delta after a rarely permitted aay- Only and mistreated 200,000 Communist opposition among the litter of shell casings has of I0 per cent of the Viet F,QUITABLIE'S NEW the Easter In 1972," where Kien Phong, Kien long tour of this most infamuus Cong have done so. "political prisoners," that his his own people that makes its been shoved aside, and a peaceAGENT IN government Is mismanaged voice heard U.S. Ambassador Graham Trong and Dinh Toung of Vietnam's prison facthtles, And standing there at the cell both In the press keeping team of the powerless SANFORD and corrupt and he Is running a and National Assembly, ttIn provinces meet. O th er areas and extensive conversations door, talking to the VC albeit new international commission of Hill Hardware one-man show that Is draining sometimes Ills top military attache. Maj. are co with government offi cials and spok esman, It appeared very in carefully chosen of control and md Scatty's Lumber. Mr supervision Gen. John E. the U.S. Treasury for no wor. and muted words, Murray, agrees. The faces rowded £gairnt has ims SqOabses highly infonned members of Few more have any Intention of resides. p thwhile or democratic purpose. "They're much better," he cell door at Con Son Island were the U.S. Embassy staff In changing. Some said they W. C. Anderson District as a Even Thicu's harshly Arrow the bordering had fep'es,nfaiive In his now After a whirlwind, five-day criticized national police, lath says. "They're improving stark,drajneeI, peering through Saigon. been kept there 10 years. position. ex. Han River Vie'. Cong Mr. Newman is welt tour of this struggling nation of pande'I from 7,000 flags fly every day," the bars at the strange group of Those impressions are a IqVIPp to (fer compelet life South Vietnam oc'upies a men a and Communist soldiers move 21 million, and a close-up look But the military outlook Is not visitors from the United states. mixture of both good and bad. special place insurance service. decade ago to a newly freely within the American shouting equally promising throughout at its government, inflation, authorized Other Con black-clad Son Island, 65 m figures il es off mind. 122,000 are distance of South Vieteamese South Vietnam. Moving Mr. Nlwmin. native ci rdvaged economy and armed struggling to modernize, sou th, moved and shuffled In the southeast coast of Vietnam, Sanford at$eneed University of and forces manning blockhouses only two forces, it Li not possible For a divisions man military gloom of the damp, cavernous is unexpectedly large, fertile, Florida, Is active in civic, upgrade personnel, while and forts overlooking the region II MRIlt, CORRUPTION retiisi and lit. Insurance newsman to offer any sub- ssimultaneously and the three chamber behind, well-watered and semitropical. seeking out and narrow stream, Uidutry eis.cialions. poorest South Vietnamese stantiv, new Insights Into destroying the nations CornAlmost on signal a young Formerly a French penal To some it is a corrupt and IF th e to l ta destruction that v di is Vietnam's ultimate fate. To (hid eat how £qvitobje's mnunlst Infrastructure. By its has been wrought here stands the ions, headed by probably prisoner moved forward and colony dating back to 1862, it hopelessly inept nation run by a Living insurance can be taila.d least successful of all the began to answer our questions has been operated by the dictator But some tentative and nature who oppresses and this fight against sub. as a monument to the insanity to iwr ntads. c.ntact Mt. South Vietnamese corpt In halting l: limited conclusions do seem version Is alm Vletni.me,ie since 1954. Newman today. He's a eid man imprisons all who oppose him, ost certain to lead of attempting to solve in- commanders, warranted; are facing some to know. His if tICS Is tocal.d at "I am V . . . I was caugiti The greatest number of To others it Is still an outpost to abuse. But there is definite ternatlonal differences through SKI Lily Court, Santord. Ph. fl) of North Vietnam's top troops In Feb. 13, 1969. Yes, I want to go prisoners ever held here was of the South Vietnam's armed Improve procedures war, it is also a symbol of other worldwide need to conun. MR Ill. These more doubtful back to our revolutionary 7,000 In 1969. forces are far stronger than and aafcquard rights. tam communism and 11 things. for ces are attempting to protect government,, our life is very W. C. Anderson, Jr. moat Americana believe: and Now the prison popula tion s deserving of all the support (hit If there ii an Achilles' heel to It was here 'hat the best Saigon from a major Corn- miserable.. loss Oran" Suite IN are Improving steadily. Even South Vietnam It is the troops down to ll 5,719, a civilians, United States. can provide. . . we have of Nor th and Orlando Ph. 543-2*55 South nwnist thrust when the without the U.S. air power that war is enough rice.. including 500 . in two viet Cong It Is a symbol of division in y. It was ravaged by a Vietnam came Into shatter in g renewed, we eat fish one time. awaiting exchange for South the American body politic that helped them stop North Viet- 63 per cent increase In con- collision in the final stages of "We have many dlsweA Vietnamese civilians held by evokes deep personal ernotlona. nam's 1972 Easter uffensive, sumer prices last year, and the 1972 cam g I THE 'EQUITABLE pai n, and it was DANGER there Is a good chance they will jolted by a 1.300 million bss amln very bad health ..,I have N or th Vietnam whenever Rutwhateverelseitisormsy in the Communists who were The EquitstWe Life Assursnce tubercular disease be able to absorb and even- U.S. dollar r"ralngs arrangements can be corn- be, Vietnam will not go away. 50c4 Cl 15. Un4.d States a drop forced out In Pull IV,the delta, the South admittedly with Now lork. N. Y. The visiting Americans, pleted. tually turn b'ick any new all-out front $400 flhllh.m to $100 million considerable help from U.S. ale Vietnamese are strong. There including this newsman, were At the time the Vietnam attack. To all indications In income once spent there by power. the war has Vietnamiz.atlon Is wor king. never really Face to face with the most peace agreement was an. now withdrawn American South Vietnam's army sk'pped. One of every two South serious charge that has been nounced Jan. 23, 1973, 5,081 Viet "political prisoner" Issue troops. started to come of age in tiü. Vietnamese casualties appears grea tly exaggerated, suffered raised against the South Cong were held throughout &I! since the "cease-fire" an. wrecksge, although it still particularly In numbers. Vietnamese gos. nent that Of South Vietnam of these 1,575 4FL4TION flounced on Ja major distance to go, Rather than 200,000 best it has imprisoned, tortured and have been returned and 3,506 This NCR 10-Key been suffered there. More thinS) It was also here that abused remain, i 200,000 nc in the lud g available Information Indicates of Its 500 on own Even under the most up. unassuming Gen. Ngo Quang 11,000 South Vietnamese and citizens ELECTRIC who are guilty of no Con Son. there are less than 31,000 Unilstic predictions a repeat of Truong, the first military 43,000 Communists have been crime other than opposing Adding Macbute The Con Son prison, under civilian prisoners in the entire the 63 per cent inflation, and a region (MIII) commander, killed since that date President Nguyen Van ThIe'i. Col. Nguyen Van Ve, 52, - 8 country, and not man), of these 176.7 billion piaster (560 battered the Communists %with a than the United States lost in * classified as truly The prisoners we talked to operates fi%v prison farms, a can be piasters equal fl) bud,let deficit relentlessness reminiscent of the entire wir. political. were hard-core Viet Cong. brick factc.ry, a pig farm and a ere expected. But It Is in this rich farming Ulysses S. Grant and proved jailed for widely varying of.. workshop. A surprisingly bright note Is This Is severe enough to thatSouth Vietnarnese generals area, where the Viet and apply rental Cong are feines ranging from terrorist the near ly completed ne w land- cause considerable social More than 3,000 of the toward purchase st ruggling can top the best of North mightily to carry off murders to carrying guns or prisoners are trustees. They reform program, carried out unrest, increase unemployment Vietnam's price of $159.50 part of the rice harvest, that command, working with the Communist work on the fartss or In one of withconsiderab)e,uc cess In and further stagnate the It Is partly because of this, Communists are getting the infrastructure against the the other facilities under midst of a continuing war. More economy, and the excellent five South worst of the fighting. Saigon government, relatively relaxed conditions, in than 1.3 million hectares have Yet there are promising Vietnamese di visions he now By official estimates, which Whether this properly places the open air and under been distributed to 800,000 signs, Exports have risen Iron'. commands in the p,,, si'w iou - O,OS.tt. northermost may be somewhat too OP. them In the category of minlinuu1 guard But area in - . -, ," _____ RE NT ___ quiet, I ~ - more ______ ._______ - gcgc StUart 4 IMPORTANT NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS to form at more "Mt anger can be was anger." trans ed lat frustration and depression," she added. fol FILE NOW BERRY'S WORLD FOR HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION FOR "OVER AGE 65" nme nt WIDOWS AND DISABILITY EXEMPTIONS will receive of TANGIBLE PERSONAL PROPERTY RETURNS The responsibility of filing for Tax Exemptions between January i and April 1 rests with the taxpayer. You must have a properly validated receipt dated on or before April 1 for proof of filing such application for such year. as - - The other 2,000, IncludIng the matter of definition and Viet Cong, have refused to political outlook, although work. presumably, if there are Classifi ed as "Un- LANE) FOR FARMERS in hve air 1aeaftutc? OeIIbY Ruda InOle course of the tvnr. Egypt received 6C0 late-model tanks, 150 MIG'21 jet lighters, and P3 SAM-3 and SAM-C missile bat' lerim among other military goodies.. Syria received 100 (inks making her stronger In that eategcry than France), 100 jets. 15 SAM mtssile bEtenes '4," j. CLASS IN CIVICS FOR PRISONERS ... President Thieu gives deeds ' far dust" tohsNoilI'cce Prim hu;st will tie a rwgpesce that hol d s up :s'-uh'r the trcmendr'u concrrtr.i1 or (,f wr)Jgtit f: ifl: flit-in by 11w hordes of Genghis Khan. cip'JI;r) itii exists the Middle East. Iran will also buy some Leopard tanks from West Ge'The Arab ntInns, and presumably Israel well, are bet. man. Happy Iran, kr irrroi aii i.t-iU'r t.,uipped t:wr. his is only the retch E( 1 0';1; Me ci tt-,• art Suat tail October war, despite the Fant astic expendhtre tI military in the Middle east - a situation created by and fotcrcd by wherewithal in that conflicL This Is because, as some obier'the United Stales, the democracies of Europe and the Soviet vera have p.ilnted out. much of the,Ipment hiat In the war tlnkm, to their mutual sod was obiolettn1 or second Un. atid khe r,placemvn maloriI all* 1111 Being held in infamous Con Son Island ~ft - '' '4_ ~ prisoners" is a ff , SKELETONS 'I' I . - F'IGlITING GUERRILLAS CONTINUING CHORE These troops sloshing through delta If you pur.hased a home during 1973, you must make a new application in person on or before April 1, 1974, collective shame. Mn. Clareøt.w Snydic -: (NI.AI Secretary of Slate Henry A. Kissinger has added an oak w 4(S41ft _40 - .,. , 4 Jet Ube Monroe 3?? 261' A. ' France: conI l • t - Saudi Arabia, which has subsidized Egypt's ssars with Israel to the tune of a billion or so, has concluded a deal with 5.6 billion barrels of crude fcir Mirage ftghter-s, tanks, missile launchers, it. Arabia Felix. the Romans called the peninsula. Happy Arabia. No slugabed in this business, the United States will of r'5E F'rt!edolfl F'aghturs to Saudi Arabia this spring, making things even ha ppier. Iran, a non-Arab stale and long-time recipient of U.S. military aid, 30 F-lI Tomcat fighters beginning in 1976. Why Iran needs one the most advanced planes in the world at a cost of $14 million per copy is 2 good questiou. Perhaps the Nrstans still remember the devastation delivir - - - ii. / j I 1 , rationing 'er A rming both sides no way to peace - -. • • - ' lines an Black Community - - , mine-sweepers, you name Ann Riley. - L. ' Insurance Qeorning to society." Don Oakley Herald Area Correspondents '1 " ' to buy uw ..iIc: . ., change a person can ruel •_•__,, • a an believe, I _____ Ai s VVatch Your Action In Gas ,- • _____ • - (YHER PROBES PLANNED The hearings this week will also Include advice from wellrun fo1ains on bow costs can be kept to a mlnlmwn so that the get most of the wrAributlorlL l Mondale is also seeking ways to let the public know which dtanllie, we doing the but Jobs, car.' Now, however, Dr. Penarvts said, In coming months, Mondale, a former crusading attorney '11'ere'a a feeling life Is neTsl In Mlnnestoa who expd comtt charities there, plans changed and feeling of to probe more children's foundations. helplessness In the Iitce of Already, he has found evidence that donation, to other Remember, too, there's just so c har itiesve been used luxury items fcrftmdral,ers pay much take" $50.000-it-year salaries, provide hidden compensation through the doct,cr, deals and pay for visits by fundralser, to uumptuou hotels. bsnite "at first tended to deny the .ttdni"i. nt n hnrf.i,. h.,t ,.Iw. -• began gas stations and the threat of became real, the result _________________________ "5' - a Could Lead To Hospital Chief PIvInr.ph.r • -- , • ., - -. ,,- magazifm Editor. ...,a.J 1 , - - at -, -. - .'. . 1 / ROYGREEN ( .1 -. ' ' • ___ ___ • - .- ' - - ___ WINIFREDF.GIELOW . '' 506,929 • effort to ____ DAt$DA;BRYApJT Man.qlng Editor i , , ,, - - ' . FRANK VOLTOL INE, General Manager -- 4.' " ' .' i-*4 ,,, a ____ ' Advertising Director & Associate Publisher .' easy ' WAYNE D. DOYLF : - r0i,,,,1y ____ WALTER A GIELOW. Editor and Publisher - pI - ntested. ____ :.____ . offensive - . .,- çit. - - .' - -, areas _____ ': . w w . __________ 83•9993 Sunda,, Feb. 10, 1974-5A - ' . - querrillas atlempting to uize a defense forces with - __ $13 million In 1971 to land will be distributed soon. pected 185 million toan ex. $100 The government Is aur- million in 1974. Most of the streets II Even more food aid has been earmarked for South Vletni.m, hthejumpinthereque asbeenlessfrastic. While most Food aid to the two embattled countries has been By WILLIAM L RYAN ducing nations did to generate rope. There Is a "me-first" phiFrance Is making deals to sop pushed up the price of bead to so cents a loaf and has forced the AP Special Coriespondedl economic woe have combined losophy implicit In the plunges up Arab ofi for the nxt 20 United States to Import wheat at exhorbitant pricti. The meeting of od-consuming wi th a multipli city of other tic, of the French and British mb years, wherever wherever it can be For years, the Food for Peace program, along with the Peace nations in WUIIInCIS next tor i toen courage resurgence of the Middle East In pursuit of found, to be paid for with ams r. week to explore what they nationalism, an old bane of Eu- their own oil deals. Britain is off on a similar quest. Qtps, has on friends for the United States among the world's about what's being poor. We have seen burlap bogs of grain and boxes of cereal, with done to them may demonstrate big "USA" markings, going irto Impvcrlshed villages. es. that the Atlantic A ll iance is facing its moment of truth. But in the b?selgcd Cambodian captaI.of Phnom Penh, one 01 . The picture Suggf!StsS flOun. I our infoirmants witnessed a differ a t ww., not fair from a C*mp dering alliance, powerless to whe re hundreds of refugees complained of food shortages. He ____ avert w ha t may be Its ywu ) , c ounted 50 tni'ks filled with bap of U.S. rice bred t outside a ,, greatest Internal crisis In the 25 li tary warehouse. Inst ead of feeding the starving refugees, It mi I years the North Atlantic Treaty was going for Army rations. OganizaUon has existed. ASTHMA BONANZA: AS ukusomlUee has found that Western Europe's gyg a national fund drive for utirnathlc children has raised almost / disuni ty, a process quickened $10 million, but spent only a miserly 14 per cent to help sick by the energy crisIs, indicates vnimgsters. that at best the Washington meeting n The rest has gone for tat salaries and expenses for fun. lang4ennoosslbfljuesforcocp. produce I' eration in matters like rethe Asthmatic Children's Foimdatkm, search, to deal with longderm energy problems. In this week, Se Walter Mondale's But statements of Intent, ') . .., .,/ and Youth subcommittee plans to probe children's though they sound Important, charity dri which sympathy of conbtdon for aren't going to deal effectively children to line fundralsers' pickets. -' ..... with the toughest problem .4 NATO ever encountered. Nor Mondale's nwestlgalors have already discovered that the ______ halfway measures provide Asttwnatic Children's Foundation, *hoc,- main office Is located in cufficlent adhesive to mend the 'Miami Beach, rained 0.9 million over the last decade, persillitnee's stratred seams portedly \. . aid youngsters who are wheexh and sometimes dying fr om breathrobblng *tlxna. th 011ia esourcenftiiestrajn, I ______ dranaUzlng the current al]JIUG PLEAS ____ Hance disarray. NATO Is also The foundation's aa&Itatloug tell of the "many children In tested by such things as our residential treatment centers" and Include toothing pleas for the suspicions aroused by the furvls to help (hoes "who nil not be home thIs year." Soviet-American detente, by Aetaally, the Mondale probers found only about 50 or Soviet resswes on Europe for yoiasgstess are under full4lme care In the foemdaticn's treabnont security arrangements, by Eucenters. The solicitatIon urgea contrthukrs ( buy a ropean worries that the United / . three.doilar book by a 1&ndatlon director, Dr. Harold Abrainson. States, in any event, Is going to reduce Its military presence on What dees not uylsthntMpercugof,,he the orettinant, and by the devel. money thuted for Iunatic kids has been used for "fun. wing rivablea in Western Eudraining activities," mostly salaries and expenses. rope among the allies themOver $7 million has gone to Chicago fw*alner named V. H. selves. Giesler & Co., a Mondale staff report shows. Giesler, when ftessurm from -vlat cu-pro. "We're on next!" oucried by Mondale's sleuths, explained that It takes money to raise money. ___ w persons. Titles to remaining in Elaewhwere, the food is sold through regular commercial channels to alleviate shortages and prevent hunger. The United states foots the lall, treating has a low-Interest loan to be repaid over a long period. "The United States today is characterized by a low population density, considerable open space, a declining birthrate, movement out of the central cities-but that does not eliminate the concern about population. This country, or any country, always has a population problem n the sense of achieving a proper balance between growth and distribution on one hand, and, on the other, the quality of life to which every person In ' SANFORD, FLA 3277 ------------ South Vietnam can tatoriltip. Thleu does appear Tax collections also are up gaze out over the streets of Saigon and ponder the massive determined to stay In office an From 99 billion plasters in 1972 additional (ve years after his to 189 'IllIon in 1973. An adproblems besetting his em- term ends 1975. And he dltional $17 million In new Inba ttled nati on, probably will have the support come has just been re ived ce for In border areas to the north of most of the people If he oil exploration leases grant ed to and west Communist divisions, decides to do so. four companies. Coastal rebuilt and reequipped in total drIlling in highly favorable defiance of the 1973 peace geological Formations will agreements, are deployed in OPPOSITION begin soon. full ba ttle array preparing for a But this does not mean there A major oil stri ke would be a 4 new offensive, is no opposition, great eco nomic boom. So, too, Farther west In neighboring When a constitutional would be a restoration of Cambodia other Communist amendment authorizing th e guarantees of new investments armies threaten to topple the extension was passed on "an. 19 by the U.S. Overseas Private frelndl} government of Gen. a chair-throwing riot broke out Invest ment Corp. OPIC Lon Not and open up Vietnam's on the floor of the National ,trnnni..i Ill IWIL. uarns so Communist infiltration Assembly. There was also a A terrible and awesome from the Demilitarized 7ne to protest demonstration in the silence Ihes over the shattered the South ('hina Sea. Saigon. wreckage of Quang Tn, scene To the sou th, In the farmn.rtch Still Thieu' Is a strange form of the climactic infantry battle . delta, Vietnamese troops are of authoritarianism. He has had in North Vietnam's 1972 Easter locked in bloody, Internecine no qualms about arming the offensive. warfare with Viet Cong peasants in the popular self. Vietnam, according to clasilfled documents. . 3277611 330N.FRENCHAVE. - From the second pr isingly stable, too, despite its trade is In lumber products, fl oor of his palatial executive vulnerability to charges of a rubber, metal scrap and mansion President Nguyen Van steady drift toward dic. fish. Thleu of ____ TELEPHONE - frown The Commission on Population Growth and the American Future, reporting to President Nixon, said in 1972.: _____ rra'1b -- South Vietnam: Struggling To Survive Copley News Seryjee into a Food for . 1hr 'anfarb --- By JAMES CARY WASHINGTON- The Food for Peace program, established . ________________ --- - The Sanford Herald The Crowd Is Growing Every Second Copley News Service - Jack Anderson Crisis lurks Around Corner By EDWARD NEILAN - . Sunday, Feb. 10, i97 - - - -- - - - -- -- -- -- -Another grandstand play? Senate minority leader llugti Scott, It-p&., say s that he liar seen the I'iesident's Watergate innocence but the White House won't let him reveal it. Vice Preiident Ford says the White House has offered to show him the sime kind ot proof but he' nacn'i bin hered to go we it. Can it be true' Can Hithard Nixon really be perFnitting himself to suffer the slinga ail arrows of an outraged nalion, to Jet himseli be taken In the va ry edge of impeach. ment. only in order to himself in drami1ic fashion and confounc hits er.'mie at the 11th hour'.' proof of vinthcate Two House Burglars Sought Sanford detectives today are Thursday, police said. looking for the burglar who She told police the burglars broke into a home owned by an stole a piano, a bedroom suite, a Lb out.ofown wowan and stole washer-dryer and numerous $2,000 worth of items, police household furnishings sa id today. In other action Sanford Police Sgt. Ed Hughes Wednesday The house, located on charged two Sanford juveniles Plumosa Dr ive, as owned by with four counts of breaking and to counts of Jean Baker of Cape Canaseral and Who fikilvi it ha,ewinri,.rt car theft. cntenng - 11# • F L Y. 17.92 OR MORE 15 FURNITURE ______________________________ SALES CASSELBEPRY 11'meowners who are 65 years of age as of January i, 1974 (husband or wife) and have resided in Florida for S consecutive years will qualify for (2nd $50*0 on School Operating Taxes only). Applications for exemptions may be made at the Tax Assessor's Office in the Courthouse or Branch Office at Seminole Plaza, OFFICE HOURS 9:00. 5:00 Monday through Friday, - TERRY GOEMBEL, TAX ASSESSOR SEMINOLE COUNTY �6A—Thit Sanford Herald - .1. - -:1 ,_''. 1,! . -41 1-N. I . ___ -_ .? -___ ft _~~ _~ ~ -.," . I 1. "i ,___ ~ IM ------. -_.---____1*.._. N ~E~. 1_ 'y _~. _ .It.." - --tM __1 I., -- - -- - --1 _Z 9'- __ - - - -OB N ,W -, , -- Il IV* I I --~ - I ___4 , :yx- - , ~,r -- . t li~ I 't_1C Wr -4, t Ehrifichman Resurfaces . rT til .. . The Sanford Herald Rationing Plan May Be Ordered Sunday, Feb. 10, .10~ >~ _- - --..-.. 1 - _~i~fi. i ~ _ ~ , _ ' 1 7 ~ _ i l --:, . z. _!-_~lt,,~--.-.7.;C711~ I ,.-.,. ~_ _.~_-- --._k? -F-.-,,_~ _____.___,_-_-_ .;I _ _--,-_~___1.1_-__-_Q-,,. ~ : ~ 1, -01, - - . 1, ` I., . f ;~'. -T~_~_?~A." f-.I _-7 - , - ~ .; ~ T -~ . Z I I I - I I -- ,, - I I .%%, __ - k : I 7,w,w .4m - _- - - - - - -. __-tA ~ -4 I Q t( ., _- 4 , t ." 'Aw . i . ,~. :.#. " .___ t A . n - _~~!~~ I- -F ido - - _0 E , ___ - ~__- I li . : : AI ' n IF: A - 0 - -. ( .4i - 4 ~'fl - __________ _________ % 1 0 _______ - .- __ I . A _Az W 4 .- -. ____ -+ . J. I 0 _____ '-"_ - - . .1 •._ 1 , ,J,-- - . - - - . .- - _-. I 3 01M ~ftk ___ - ___ - —, i Ma n i . i Hearst Offered He Guests Any ing Money Could Bu Is . ! I . ZA I (Eikt.r's Note: irleic Hcix'it has beeis kidnaped bya group LzMag Itself the Symblowse Uberallon Army, a mWil-rairial radk*1 WMLutlou wbich ho el4hned toyedit for the cyallilde. ballan k1filug of a Berkeliy sd" official. Miss Hatrvil, a I$.)varaid ent, is dw i1ombler ad pstillsiltiq ntapate"RandWph A. 0"M Pre"A aW edkw of the Son FnwWo Ex— .7W ber. Hm is a stwy sibm ber 11=1111's IsHM maul=). . By MARGUERITE 8ULLIVAIl Copley News - SAN SIMEON, Ca1if-lmagIflebngagtat his ho Lt ym had a loothaft Oere was a denM in reddence. yaw hair needed do4rij, downstairs was a hairdresser. You wanted to 4Tstealetttr,onyow desk was monogniune4pap Worried about meals? A precise menu for breakfast, lunch and dinner was delivered to you room each morning, along with a guest list In case you wondered who else was being entertained. ? You could play termIson one two pdvittco mere was the choice of s.lisvning In esther the Indoor tt outdv pool (always heated to 80 degrees) er tcIdng a movie, exdualve prIvate showing in your host's theater. ( you could go horseback ridingon your host's enormous r tOt 1 tour his RtXI the largest m ute r-ollection in the world,) sa4s from tu harbor, or 11) from You wanted more exciterflen t?There was Just ohv -best.d.nd" private collections Cl tapestry, pure silver, stone and wood carvings in the world. And certainly there was the bestd-kind' In guest-Hollywood'g stairs, famota wrltus. - - - - ." t i 'v-' . -\'.. — ... p . .: --..- .4- - ' V. - . - , - ' . 4, f. . I - - er - 4 I - -11 - ,_ ,~ v I ____ -_ ..4 I ~ ~_~, i I !: - y'! - Or ~ . - YN a - "._. - , fl~ - nfro '7S' 1 -..! W f t1. .4 , '. '! . . -- 1 Y - mains - ,- - ... - - says . ' 7%,Za,~'4 i~,- _01 4 -t~.~ ~`, - -~.' '-4 * 'I ". = -~~-.-; -:;,.. ~. . ~. .. . -, - . #4 ". - -, *~ ._ 4~'-~.A.'2%. - :4 . "' '_:,I.~,f_,At.,.I __ i - - -_ . W SANFOR D ART SHOW b riot LOCAL ARTISTS line up at the Sanford Civic Center Saturday morning to set Up their work to be shown to thC public Sunday afternoon . Awards will be given duringth e h -_ 0 %% . *S purchasing about one-fourth of the world's salable art: Slflat Heard couldn't bring to his castle, he had made. 11e attracted the country's top artisans. If a pHncl was fr an ancient door, what was better than to hancscarvu ather. Hairst carded this work to Its pwfection, even applying gold kaf to plaster ceilings, The publisher had a penchant for getting his own way.H W tedIytreesanddeflcatefouag,onf, themast tatoral thing was to truck in special soil to meet the ndlvtdual requIrements of every plant, tre and vine. In roses, alone, there were 2,500 different of varieties. When the houses were fjt ga' down an oak, trses were mused. The 133-4cre garden was tended by 2 garoeners who n&i UP every leaf and petal, lie mi&ced no deail Hearst wanted Indoor swimming 50 the Roman Pool was built. It took three and a half years cs1'over a million doI3, and then theonJyonswhoever took adlpw the rancti hands. Hearst's l37400WUgh castle embodies more than 130 In the main La Can Grande it hxhsles 3$ bedrooms, 31 haUL 1% % k % % -W * 1.* q J! N Or I. i I 1-% ." I III . - I 1 00 X I /, .- , ,If . 4- INK ' '4- . **.< s ,.) - a - - AF '4- . 4 ' P. .L,; ' -t - !" '•' I - A ' . - - #'e ' •# .- - 'V'4 ' 1 Tafl ""4- lt' li - % % .i~ - 5,Pt51 J •. ,__,• 44- ,,• *' L &1ww * I' .' . ' I , _. / 4- 4 4 \• 0 1, 4- .'i 11 Ilk \.,1,jf i, , , 40 a 4-'_' I.! -' I '14'( ''. 11 4';4_.%,.% Mississippi bank robbery has surrendered to federal officials In Miami, au thorities say. The FBI said Michael David Sotola, 28, ol&in*-lse City. I'la., turned himself over to U.S. Marshalls Friday. Sotola was charged In connection with the October, 1973 robbery of the Merchants and Farmers Bank Branch in Shuqualak. Miss. Sotola was released on $5,000 bond during an appearance before a U.S. - magistrate. ' fs ~ I Polim said Hampton shot Frederick wyr, iu, aiwr stopping ruin for a minor traffic vi Wysor's 12-year-old son' was in the family 'ran when the shooting occurrec, authorth±s said. Police said Hampton gave W>-sor a ticket for Impeding trafficon a downtown street alter Wy son stopped the van to pick up three hitchhikers. - olation. Play'ing House ' MIAMI ( AP) -If the thieves who stole a 40-fool tractor-trailer In Miami want to play house, they should find it easy, police say. Officers said the trailer, parked in an industrial section of town, contained 3,05 toasters, 1,201 Icon mixers, 300 of hams, 48 boxes of ice cream makers and 48 boxes of percolators. cases — ASKS " j" in Its OWIS tight. táma homes--'E,ichon$ad HW"-bsttar known as ' of Wifliern Randolph Hearst Ths mansion Is situated In Heard's father, George, a Miasourl mining engineer, who 1lfcrnia'iSa1aidaMowalnscn1ilghway lat San Simeon, was a U.S. iesator from California for two terms itartid to " TMICS 9011121 Of M0012M and U MLles MM of San LAAis Obispo. putchase the land loordering Son Simeon Bay in 10.Buying old Thday, your host wiU lhi,. Spanish land grant at 50 cents an acre, he utimatiIy built his Hearst, the newspaper ma gnate, who started with one paper ranch into 775.000 acres iiong a coastline of rac!e than 50 mIles, at age 21 and built his empire into 28 newspapers and 13 "Willie" spent his vacations at "Camp Hill" as it was known magazines, died at U In l51. in the early days. hut you can still be a guest at 'hearst's Castle" on one of Alter his mother's dea th in 1919, Hearst, then 56, started several daily tows. COnstruction of his castle as a memorial to Phoebe Apperion The fabulous manslixi was presented by the Hearst Corp. to Heard, his nwttwr. the atate aca1if ia th1%8. with th e exception of one guest The castle wasnever completed. house, still reserved for family use, it Li open for vlsitcws today. But to the senses of tourists who tromp around the hill each hlearsvs home lx a showcase of an and antipilries from year, He*irat's Castle Is quite finished. around the world. In coustniction alone, the cutl cost the ihelt reactions always pure azeg; publislwr at least 150 millIon, "1 would think there'd be little left in Europe" a tourist often It was built atone by stone and stake by statue. Whole rooms says. were designed to display a particuLqr vvrk of art--an antique "Seeing this place is like ha%* 99 rneals of pure ceiling, a fireplace, a tapestry, a dCor or window, or a Roman one answers. - 4-- _ a-. .14 ' ' .00 • Ram if kations Of By JAMES CARY one hi1v used International waterway. Fill it with .ri ;ow in tons of sand. ----- r..,t -r Deploy two hostile armies on opposite banks. Have them b"lld three clam-like causeways across its l00oot width. Let sit lot six Thy the Suez Canal of course. Now tuckkniv out of that recent past Is . thg fij isi!-Itv ite tti • y' r.itcglc n:3r-ttune artr-y aught W rmpened in the lceseeable future with cuing - powu. - - witrs. (in 00th world tradc- and halatice of • kM *IetilbcknownItiWofltrapsrtlalps WAMM 1é of the can,) Lnt Us Sinai desor w Ii the Geneva --:ti* ill 111118 Wed raw 0( bIj an og • • - Pt'esvrnabiy it will take more than that t.ne move to make Re-Opened Suez For more than a century it was a teeming ening the lanes of ronmwrce by making i;L '5 1 4 ,• ')4L• - / t % iIIL' , Si-4i1) ''i I s )tt.h1s. I. , 6'i e 01 4144L.•J$ strarAW Passage through the canal when the r4ftbig broke out. They are Inn cWar of Mb4Uc sp that followed in 1870 sad 1q71. artillery barrages rakad 5owu on • lie esø&. S0 It with rzere WrnchgL row dowt do 5 Nd4tflget1siftfrom tie reopenthr M tie canal psrsUe, particularly slix,e laid Is And thtn finaly after the most savage fighting yet beck, cut In eupying a major enclave of Egyptian territory on the western 0'tot, 1973, 1xieU armies lunged acroea the canal to seize bank of the canal too. That bridgehead could be cut off If the major braddwsd on the , teak and -Izilt an earthen lrphixns ga'ned control of the canal behind it. causeway across the canal In the process to insure their l4ut on Irau-hi siiibarJ wf101{l t)rini' a r'r'pent'r1 earii vcs'y near si.p3yanmi with it a mountain c4 'Eompanng problems. The F4YPtbrd, followed with two simi lar caUsQWayi The Sties Canal, fl opened Nov. 17, IM, eztand, from Port onse, on tie east bank, .,W he Mediterranean. ls'ough WeD4rnsah arid Giest It Is this wjsnulalion of , , , Rifler Lake to Iheshattened, ghostlyatxj w11y abaxj city rj silips and ecirthen obatruc4Jon that nould have $9 be removed _ Sua on the GnIHiiez *1the northern tip of the I?f&a. the s*l were to be Tpen. . - 4-" as By License Tags New Jersey his joined states introducing a system for dLstribution of gasoline. The plan, Involving license plate nwnbers, will take effect Monda y and will be mandatory. Gov.Brondanl. Byrne said Friday that New Jersey =vice atatlon dealers would not betliowedto sell fuel tonmot'ie1sLi with half a tank or more. Violators will be subject to fines start mr at -. - - N. • - fJ1 t - .-' SPOTLIGHTING Ti'I r . .....,. .- GOV. ASKEW ...OlDe plan — I r..G.. ~._ _"), S EVENTS . I . . . ~, - r _____ - ' - --• 1973 The great and near great ('ver' ''T Sh2ped log 1973 are dramatically rt'coiiriied in deailed wo(ds and exciting Photographs in THE WORLD IN 1973; History A; We Lived It. This 10th edition, by The A;wLtted Press, world's larest , agency, I; a lrcmendcus volume that belongs in cveryon&s borne— for young or . JR 300 pages are cram-par k ed with 300,000 words written by men and women '.s ho wet "here" when thew occurred, ath$ hundreds of photos ir. coin, and black and white. Ii's a botk bargain t,t,u c-arm't to mss-at $4.95 through this nesspaper. añnivçriary events I I I THE WORIDIN kR*LO, swcoao P.O. 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(3 "a line minlm'um_—$2.00.401 each additional line. 5 words Enclosed ( ) cash ( ) check I per line mo ne y order for S J ~j Pleas, publish the following greeting in VALENTINE IOUE.LINES ON FEBRUARY , 197i. TOMS RIVER, N.J. (AP) - The chairman of a House Public Works subcomrrAttee on energy has uncovered X,8W gallons of gasoline __________ __________ CIland1tai,_________ • Gasoline Found I%%.&*-- I . . Il 4----.--- Coy. Mills Godsvin of Virginia announced Friday he has dl. recti'd the state secretary to develop an Oregon-style plan for possible future use on a voluntary bails. Odd-even plans also have been Instituted In parts of West Virginia, Florida and North Carolina. Hidden I . It -'S ' I... -r c. un viu The only other mandatory plan covers portions of Hawaii. Voluntary odd-even plans are to go Into effect Mondy in New York, Massachusetts, the State of Washington and Washington, D.C. Implementation in Maryland has been delayed at least until Tuesday. T. Z RENT NOW1 ( L OUR WORLD ___ DAILY AUTO RENTALS iIA DV '_'--' All the states will be tusing the same plan, begun In Oregon. in which drivers with even-numbered license plates can purchase gasoline on evennumbered days of the month and vice versa. -,!~ - p , - I Jack Prosser the 1973 law for an alleged of. fense ocurring befote the law was passed. if not, the maximum penalty would be life in prison. Cut-mt Judge Hudson 011ilf previously refused to delay Dobbert's trial until the Issue is resolved. $1,000. J4.0 '-ii our ines ;matiorially and inl:- '.t.,noiiaily dur- ir4jhj . . 4% highway direct possage poe between the Red and Mlernean as without tha long ottney around the southern tip of Africa. Th,ln the third, 1967 outbreak of fighting between Jew-ssinre the end of World War IT, Egyptian President Carnal of chI 'S - water canMdmwW in the channel ins his armies were colIoing - '-A,, v W ,\:*,-: 16 are 1 ' . - I. --' '' I -,~', %#P % % "A -Itz- . " :. - 1'~; ft - - - inothcr case is now on appeal . ,!',,~.,Y~", - ' ~Z Seized In Miami, to the Florida Supreme Cowl challenging the right of the state to try a defendant t'nder '4- I - - ' --:de';tIt'.: A. I Mariivana 'jI bf\ - : __ %I . Postponement CLF.ARWATER, F lii. (AP) - A Clearwater policerrian has been Indicted on manslaughter charges !n connection with the shooting death of a Tampa nmn. 71he Pinellas County grand jury returned the indictmient Friday against Dave Hampton, 29, a four-year veteran on tho, Robbery Suspect MAMI (APt — A man charged in a • - . III . # 4- plants or build new ones to I state and federal standards. Local governments are to pay the other per cent. — finally awarded, the state can lution control bill in November help some smaller cities build 1972 the President said he (ti ilnprost sewa ge t reatment uould allow only $5 billion of the pIants ruone) to ii" spent. The money Is part of a con. Thit cut to by more than half MIAMI (AP) - Six people gre33ional allocation im- the SM million that was allo. have been arrested and 1,5m cated to Florida. The state filed pounds of marijuana suit last Sept,ember to relum fiscated after a wwk-long nw. the balance of the lance of a drug stash pad," Similar suits have also p)Hce say. filed by Florida seeking release Detectives said they were or $3.4 milbon In library fun& told by a landlord that the and $1.5 nifflion for school apartment contained several equipment, plastic and burlapha filled of the funds with what he thought was md. ' ' ' ' 1 hal m dh r-celved m W., ,,,. , , . were jlwnil. parceled out by the poijution "No one really lived thffe,,, JAC`K,SONVILLE. Fla. (AP) control department last year, police Vokesman Ralph Nge -An attorney says the trial of most of it to Miami and Pen. said Friday. " Ernest John Dobbert Jr. on sacula. smaller cities corn- drug stash pad whore narcotics charges of kiWng two of his plained of being shurtctanged. were taken to be sold." children and torturing two oth. Poutitior. contro! officials lat. Police &aid they watched tie ers should be deLayed ant.il it is er came up with another $W apartment as a man Wiled determined wWher he can be million for Un un&W cities riarcoUcs into a truck from the tried under Florida's new death but sWd they Could do little apartment Friday. They follow. penalty law. more because of a federal M ed the VehlrJe to a.vother house The trial is tentatively set for quiremml that the funds go to where the Ant — itthe last two weeks In March. the areas with the most pollu- wsioj, pollee said. 'John Suuthwocd, assistant Uon. Thick driver Elliott Well, 33, public defender, asked the L.Isle said tlte department had of Miami was arrested and Florida Supreme Court on 34O applications onfilefor uw Th charged with possession of Friday to delay the trial until per cent federal grants to .ilarljuana and cocaine, police that court 'leeldes which bw Improve sewage treatment said. uspect 1 -- - Death Trial Officer Indicted free or reduced-Xice Jun,--hes is continuing to rise, Education Conmijasioner Floyd Chris!bn says. At the same Ume, the number of children paying the fuU price for their school lunches is decreasing, his office said In a news release Friday. In December 1973 the average n of free or reduced-price lunches per (lay was 317,048, compared with 239,781 In December 1972. he said. 0 J* rie B e TAIIAHASSEE, Fla, (AP) - The miniber of Florida schoc'l children getting 10 0 - School Lunches ! . . A ; ,11111 /!//// I I (Herald Photo b Bill Vincent) Florida tiled ~ \ \ " I \ .% % % h' Sanford-Seminole Art Association. All \ TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) It! by the adininistration - Florida's smaller dties will in Lite 1972, bmefit most from a federal U.S. District Judge David L. Judges order that releases MukllcbrooksruledFriday that $217.5 million in pollution con- the administration had no autrol funds impounded by the thorsty to impound the administration, a state since they had been official b) Corgresi He ordered FInn John lisle state pollution cia's sha re leased ntrol planning director, said When Cringren overrode a unds approved -t eve As you troop, through the rooms, you are hit with milleninxis of at hiskn. Each rocqn Is a ver: .table mumuyn in Itself. with #Atm from GI and Rome Urough the late RensiIngrice em and with Oriental, Perslaut and some EgypUan art thrown in. Hearst had an unequied appetite for at. He was 0*10 yem old when he 98,11W Wying wtffactL HefuiWled up collecting in M cal,egodes of art, ctivering 3AW yem gind was congIdered en funds It ,- %i ----f-, I Nixon God." Jaw -stion is outr~,s 4o And so it is that Ehrlich- President h3s balked at the I nere aren't any gater, Egil Krogh. has at. 0 man himself is beginning to request to testify in court in yers that I would trust with cautiot 'lv out of the his forther aide's behaif my money or my life' but lega itles and it may be a hidinl. thUd Ofl him b Still, i-.hrlichman must gt I (list iplinars at two ri .'i long I iflie efore he nts 01 5U'-ht 100 1 iku l b'itk into the it 'ii IKihilits md the malt or is bt'in to U utn&rgt 11110 the _ e water with independently wealthy, he currently "pendin9." . iely he wronged. his top, he isagain being seen need% to have work and' asso Ily Ne ative I action by. occasionall) in public and ciations to feed his raml All Souls Church a severe blow to as moved to reestablish his six and pay rent on a more- Ehrlichmnn. A one time "dtsMm's Club old law practice. lie is even than-comrortable (six-fi ure linguished Eagle Scout", allValentine acknowledging receipt of rice) home. To this en5 he ready disgraced b voluntary financial usia- has recently joined tortes ation and innuen Smorgasbord !ance from people interested with three other Seattle sixisi. said to deeply believe in abSutWay, F*bruary is I in his well-being. nessmen To- form an educa- solute morality. A convert 3:0111. 1:06 P.AL He is still not walking t4e tional group concerned wio.h from Judaim to Christinn You Con fat streets here shaking hands, the legal and ecological Science, one friend believes In In. Friends, formcr associ- aspects of land use. The his highl disciplined KidsSl.$O ~ Family Plan $18.00 ficials admit that "given thr classroom seminars. At $M rot influe i"o ' ;ceinhislife:l hope blic nlood" such would not a head. presumably. Ehrlich- it doesn't fail him." Setclal Hall U wise. man wili take part in the Ehrlichman apparently Oak at Ith-SaMecd I sorIt1 ' i •-4j'_,. '- Al- , I % I - Smaller Cities To Benef it 'U z F -_ -A& A& 3 By ThE ASSOCIATED PRESS But the Tampa area the loi. press release Issued I T 1-1,10. reau estunates LAW state 3 IM, Stone said. Long lines and short supplies erGuif Coast and the Gold Askew has said U ste populaflon have continually nm the figure He of gasoline alnaob. Coast can expect same long would suggest a rationing plan below University of Florida fig. would still be short of actual km 10 InC iui. Florida uflCS this weekend as they've for counties but would not force wes. He said the 1972 federal demand in the state. tui ough next week, officials faced this past week. it on anyone. Several local gov- estimate was off by approsiThe census figure "Is not an predict. And Gov. Reubin AskA check in Dade and Broward ernment.s have already put mately 100,000 r#tw1e Ii but derbeing ew is urged to order a counties showed that half of the some sort of rationing Into efStoni, asked census director hi;" he said 4 sta tewide rationing plan. stations would b cosed today feet, but the plans vatY from Vincent ncentR.Harabbaand federal AiutvevreleasedFrida'b a nd open plan county to county. energy czar William E. Simon 11w American A u tomobile As- to close b) noon Meanwhile, Secretary of to change the basis of the scta ons that South and Also Friday, the three AAA State Richard Stone charged state's fuel allocation which is Central F londa would see little clubs in Florida urged Askew to Friday that federal under based on the 1972 federal (fritre Immediate improvement in the lniUiItea statewide eeryother estimates of Florida's papa Federal energy officials al gasoline shor ta ge The AAA day rationing plan la'ion have caused the long read have agreed to examine said areas north of Orlando 'We should not have 67 phns lines at gaso'Ine stations Askew's request th:t the would continue to e a e. e should have one uniform Stone told federal officials In allocation be based on "the a . plan the clubs said In a Joint a letter that U.S Census Bu latest ct ncs istun it t in supplies . p __i ~ihortage Continues In Florida . I - come - -~ A THIS IS Lak CASA GRANDE X $ ... - -. sons ; - .. - -• - - 11W! - — - -- . ______ t -. IIL'Ti tea hm Such instruction would fit partner Keith Dyant re When John khrlichr an him. Before his political members a time the two turned last summer to Seataffiliations, Ehrltchman was were almost hit by an autotie, his hometown, the a popular and effective Seal- mobile: "John was absolutely 1 welcome was something less ~ft tie lawyer who specialized in calm. He told me 'It wasn't than warm, A Watergate casualty, he'd resigned in land-use battles. One f his close at all1 It wasn't oin to early cases an argument happen. humiliation as President And neighbo r Nixons chief domestic adover an aluminum com ancy Davidson addc III' _____ vicr and the homecoming pan), wish to build a plant sure lie believes God is witi. as used b> some locals as in the San Juan Islands him Ithink he's nuts. bitt was a landmark victory for Many agree that ii the Worst an occasion for public dss• gust. the' rights of pri ati- prop did happen F tin Ic hm1in Pickets formed outside city owners to remain would (all apart Ehrlichmans door. Bumper secluded As it is, the one 'ime sec stickers appeared Cafldemfl On the ide of the ful JoHN EHRL!CHMAN rl Ing "Jawohl John". Because co ichman has often the nation is said to be hold. ...!nSeattle of gralfiti, the staff at the represented really interests. ing up rather well. He's slimOlympic Hotel had to (t iu.) 'Ifri a genuine conserva med down and is cheery with Besides this Ehrlichman reno%I. the rodigal tionist says a local at friends loo lies '.cnturang (rcedom is still bogged dos4n gholo froin the galleV of torney, "but a Republican Us into the outdoors more; he -I cattle First Citizens, I of cc aterg le. fie is faced .v - th well.' In recent weeks, he recently took his family to recv mous.calls 10 civil suits as well as a has been doing some work Seattle's I Space Needle and radio talk shows heated criminal charge in connee- for an Ohio signmaker who is restaurant he's been seen at UI) w ith debate lion with the 1971 burglar) of protesting the outdoor ad a basketball game and is "\!)\t "IS inonth later, t rticlni' hi it kniii r tIlt thi 1\t i ifri t of hr . ! mit I it ri' (Ia "ti'p44 .1 to tms attended .ihu-o hi niutiv bt''u ElIsLg 1k is ako being CuIIwt,itom( in (J - ou. nvigtitrhoud p,urtv or t stilkd ttart.lv does an indig sued by the cx roomatt. of Reg a rdless of his I. s tiunk he's fine sa>s a pro nant letter ' ap[war in Ih 'hi-lichnian by one I live neighbor,''the family 4' Mary JiI Kopechne, (of Chappress anymore. radical stu- paquidick notoriety). for account is "a damn good is wonderful " (lent groups say "he's n ot alleged ,wire at wrestlt r." Yet even this i Iapt. inf,. If this CertainI..the efami l is a t 11) authorities say the curiosity mains the possibility, of fur debate by Watergate. mans live on the shores of seekers no longer motor past further Watergate char es.IMany y0tIrIg dttorneys of the Lake Washington. among the Ehrlictiman s home drop one report has it that Washington State Bar Asso pine and rhododendron ping litter on his street. Ehrlichman is already c'ation have called for and while the view from Mostly sa ncighbors of engagid in a kind of pIta Fhrlichman s disbarment their sindow is not )et" r tht man, things hurt havc bargainin procedure with Othur attorne)s, such es 1. fectly clear, it could be , I Mire Gas ; :,:, Watergate . t.. - It Escaping -~-.__-n. _. I ~ -_t_ , is~ ~Z~_ ,_~_1_11_r ,*;,_~--~ .Z - -, ~ - " at an abandoned service station here. AcUngonwhithesaldwuatip,Rep.3ames j.Howvd,DN.J,, lifted the covers from four underground tanks at th. a ba ndoned atgoata uonrldayandwred2,aoogallonj of gasoLu. "I'm rt making charges against anyone," said Howard. "I'm just saying this gasoline should be In the tanks of cars, not ande rground." Howard sent a telegram to federal energy chief William E. Simon, a high school classrnatt, urging him Ii 'lctcrmine if there we other abandoned sti*tion, with full ta nks in New Jersey or other srcas hardprcssed far fuel, Louts Chnlstodoolou, (ltgo regional sales administrator, said the pasottne was supp osed to have been removed Last month, But Is said the company's trucks have been so busy drilvering gasoline, one coud not tie spared fur the day It would take to rernovv the fuel. 908" co 4 50 4, �- ~ t--*---r--~- -,- - — -- ~:,,-- - LUI IL4U I -1 ______________ IJLJ a-r,,i-. - - --., - •'•-----.- - -flc- --.- -Th- 1 l t t't'dth V - " Tribe Comeback Rues Stings t _-. I.W.9 SI tic S ii rnriee nn tnnn URIbI, Oviedo Fr th Outlast Crooms .41 .C q 'y 0 r ts S F By DOUG STORUM Brumbaugh and Hurual Smith off 16 points behind Brumbaugh stanza. Mtei a brief show of tangle again Monday night at with 19 and IS points respec- and Smith. The Panthers scoring strength early In the Crooms. Game time will be7:Om) lively, used a fast break to open couldn't buy a bucket, until the coldest, Oviedo's big man Jim p.m. When the Croolling Panown up a lead of 15 points during the beginning of the fourth quarter. Pritchard, battled Smith to a stuffed their basketball goodies third quarter. While Oviedo was Benny Strawter ended the stand-off ma physical battering HERALD SCORE SCAlDS Into their traveling begs Friday dancing up and down the court drought with a field goal underneath. Smith pushed EQ FT PT afternoon to play cross county With Smith and Brumbaugh opening the final stanza, but through nine of his IS total CROCUS Rains I 1 3 rivals Oviedo, the forgot liking turns at assisting and Oviedo's Smith answered with points In the final six minutes of starling 3 1 1 scoring, the Panthers were another score. something, I IS It play. Pritchard had fouled out SmDI, 0 Ii JiMins $ ex encing their peri m os t frigid Leon Jenki e cl e of ns tilt a 12 foot at th os the third stanza. It was the third quarter. I quarter's worth of shooting all Jumper for Crooms and they The Panther's Smith, taking wooa&i £tarllng must have handled 3 0 t season, were off and running in a 21 advantage of his absence went M-rItn 2 0 £ last, but only one point's worth 73 4 -' At the end of the first quarter point fourth quarter come from to work dominating the boards Totals must have rubbed off. the score was tied at 17-17, The behind j,j, and nearly single handedly OVIEDO EQ FT PT The Crooms' freshmen could Panthers opened up a alight Coach Bob Bray switched to a pulled it out 01 the fire for CanIy S 2 17 manage only one third quarter three-point spread Just before full court press and three Czooms. Jenkins hitting at a Brumbau9h 7 S point spelling doom as they balf4lme and I 2 took a 28- to the straight Lion turnovers lower percentage from the floor Pritchard SmilPi dropped a 5340 dressing room verdict tothe at the midway resulted In iix quick points for than he had most of the season Andtrwn 0 0 Oviedo freshmen team. break, it II the Panthers, contributed ten points for the YlOOlS Oviedo getting gocei scoring And then the roof fell In on Panther Terry Smith cameto C-rooms effort. Crooms 1111 I 21S0 efforts out of lanky John Crooms. The baby lions reeled The same two teams will OylctJo 17 I 16 12--'33 By DANGIIMARTIN lleraldCc.irnpondrnl by ten at fl-12. With 6:20 remaining in the eto45-3$San!ordstayedin department with 18 which falls that encounter the two teams Standing aroind the contest, Washington rebounded the freeze and C*iowas fouled when compared with his 42 mixed it UP with ([its as Mainland zone defense and a missed shot and put it back up with 1:30 to go. point showing last time out Mainland took the decision 72DAYTONA BEACh IV trying long Jumpers and suf. to give theThbea36-34 margin. The six three Junior c'me against Winter Haven. The 68. Sanford Seminoles disdained fering from the inside work of LUcky Itussi tollowed with a fine through on both cmli of the redheaded senior played a fine Tuesday sees the locals hot on the 0(1(13 Friday flight when the taller Mainland forwards fall-away drive set up by a ?Aeuii bonus foul and Zeull did the all-around baligame getting the hardwood to avenge another they upset the number two who hit easy buckets on the steal to up the count to 38-34. same on two others and the four twists and harassing the earlier defeat. Daytona conference team Daytona baseline, Sanford got the Then John Corso hit a short fighting Seminoles pulled away Daytona guards for seven Seabreeze visits Sanford for a Beach Mainland on its own adhesive its man-man defense layup after a fine assist which Included rematch and then the San. of 55-41. by to the final recoveries home floor by a solid 55-41 required to stop their oversized Brown, and Zeuli followed, fortifies travel to Lakeland in team effort In the strong five steals. score. opponent. converting 1-1 to widen the lead there were many heros to be Fred Washington came another tough contest. The Faced with a much taller A combination of the outside to eight. found. Three Tribe cage rs hit through to lead the locals in Dreadnaughts recently upset - hleraIdStalf Writer - Sunday, February 10, 1974 - Page SA — > % ,1 I orts % SP opponent that featured two -Jiooting of John Zeuli and the Spotlight Mainland at this point could double figures - Zeuli had 18, rebounding as tic grabbed ten previously Unbeaten Kathleen. starters scaling 6'S" and reboundingandscoringof Fred do nothing right and even followed by Washington and for the evening, More ha. HERALD SCORE BOARD another 6'4", the local asserted Washir.gtco led the locals on a though they hit the first of a 1.1 Brown with 13 and 12 respec- portartIy a 6'3" junior pumped SANFORD Fo FT.A TIP themselves as a definite con. vi-o spurt that found them it was called back due to a li vely but scoring wasn't the in ten of his 13 markers In the Rul tender for district tournemant taking the 1ad at 2422. ' " to overeagered Liuc starting early whole ball game Friday night. first half when they needed Zu*II 12 1uo.ior with tk! victory. w.t;roct Ihe hues broke the drought for the rebound. 61" Jimmy Clements hit for $ 37 12 erown Another hurdle the Tribe had with one bucket but Randy DIrectly alter that, Randy only two markers but his The win fur Sanford upped cs.n.nts I 07 7 to overcome against the Bucs Brown and Ricki Russi added Brown worked the baseline 72 ' was the CarI for defensive pal) on his 6't" op- their record to 12.11 71 I31 S was a scorching first period two more apiece to outpoint snother bucket and Fred ponent was dtserving of ac fourth in a row (or the Seminole T$III FO FTA TP MAINLANC that almost took Sanford out of Mainland 16-2 in the Last 4:52 of Washington hit the first of a 1-1 colades. Corso's score won't county school. They increased Ston e 00 6 the ball game. the half to take 224 rhion following a defesive rb'und hreak the ccnlptth'r tvd the their Hi flpht mark to 1 7 00 Pie lwit,i :rc'tuii t he ir guests into the lockers. 01 Is to give the locals an Ii point junior forward liii them sl:n iok tiroppin., ,lutnlam1 to 2-! nro.n 4 CI I by popping eight out of their Burch The Buccaneers were not lead with 2:32 left, they were needed. and 184. 1 00 2 PiQC,He first ten cracks at the hoop and through for the night, however, Following a time out the Sweet revenge was also had RaAfW flusii had only six but four C 17 I led 10-2 at one point. Seminole as t hey bounced back in the Sanford crew put the freeze 1 00 2 on reciweries and eight assists put by the Celery feds as they Watson fought back to trail by 16.12 at sluggish third period and tied and the hosts Instituted " I-I 41 the full the brilliant playmaker in ivenged an earlier fight. '°' the qtiartr break but the Hues the score at 34-34 in the early court press. The flues got two proper perspective, marred loss to the Rues in 12 16 6 31-15 to it hit three In succession to lead fourth quarter, 11 quick buckets to narrow the 16 S $ John Zcull led in the scoring Sanford. In the final seconds of M4nian4 - "" — 1. By .1 Richards / f and Hera!d Sports Editor c ' spri ng-1 tot-a ";ik) MittI &ru4n to old) ball In that city should be making plans to attend the ganizational tnee.lng at the civic -. entcr on Maitland Avenue Feb. 13 at 7 p rim. This league, I'm told will be a full-blown type with uniforms and the rest of the trappings, sponsored by the city recreation departir4ent, which, by the way has one of the fullest recreational schedules for all ages and you can cheek their of (erings out from now until August in their very informative recreation schodule. Th e rest of the month includes a Girls ' softball clinic fr ages 9-15 feb. 16, Women's Physical Fitness meeting on Mrmnday and Thursday mornings from 9:30-10:30 for eight weeks and a pregym class for yotnigsters from 34-years-old also at the same time so Mom can bring the Lots and they will bare an excellent op. portunitv to build cocdinat;on itnd havi an adventut'e in (1:1- it t'i Wymore Weathers Pats' Freeze • — . -. ..... ......... M. ____ __________________________________________________ m. Red Devi* Cage Surge ___________________ 1 ________ " El ______ ILT . - •. -..-.-- OVIEI)() CAGE1S BAT'I'LE -.... Me:s ysil uitoe.ss, youth weight Lifting i organizational meeting f or the Church and IV Soft ba ll leai,are on tap for the week of Fth. 2.). AI, donn th.it tv¼ be ctianlonship of the Polar Bear Lea.ut. -. -- . . Under the bucket (Herald Photo ------.. I Fails To Dump Lions . was triggered by a (..akevtcw ByLEEGEIGER Herald Correiponient During the Weak between Praise For Scribes 11 ituscue. quarters Conches, David Miller The start of the second period and Charles Webb reminded the I had two rather pleasant surprises I not, really since i was WINTER GARDEN The saw guard Wilburn Harp hit two lions about the Importance of expecting something like this) regarding two of our writers and I Oviedo Lions wake to trim the lead to the game and a few other well from a quirk buckets thought I'd pass the praise w. second and third period 10 at 18-8. But a foul shot by chosen words. "Dear Mr. Geiger, —_! slumber to score 71 points in the Eddie Bruwdy and a two point iam very interested in boxing anà would pa eciate it very Lakeview had not been able 1. final quarter and take home a lay-up by Leon Cobb on the to get back into the game off of much if you cu'id send me some of your weekly boxing columns in 56-36 win over the Red Devils front end of an O%Iedo fast it's exceptional play, but rather The Sanford Herald. Anythingyou mlhi cart' to send about from Winter Garden's break got three of them Lick. the lack of It by the Lions. boxing would be greatly apprecutetI. Id .I.j . . 1.akevlew High School. lakeview's Wille Kemp and The pep talk had the desired Th win was the 14th in 13 Oviedo's Clennie Patterson effect and the lions came out ': . "Best In games for the Seminole County traded baskets before the Red roaring in the final period. Berly Warren cage team and it clinched at Devils ran off six straight After king the tip.eff on a Joplln,Mo." / least a lie for first place In the points to cut the margin to back court violation, Oviedo Orange Belt Conference. The seven at 23-tG. During this forced Lakeview into taking a Joplin, Missouri' Whew. lee rcall) gets read. 9 .1 lion's finished loop action with outbreak by the home team, the poor shot and got the rebound. Ihadarealnieethlkwlthl.ysthrwtlerIgpet' an82 record. while Apopka has Lioas were not blocking oeton father,wbosadhewaitedforthndufthesonto corne hto At the other end o( the court an 7-2 mark with one more the boards allowing the Red last years OBC winners took tell appreciation wJohnO3erwaserce tentcoverage of same to play, that against the Devils offensive rebounds and down four straight offensive W sport, saying It tias helped spread Wrestling Interest KISSInUn Kowboys. wlldiire In the area. . scores, two by Kemp nd rrbounds, by four different In the Lakeview game the another by James Taylor. players, Patterson, Browdy, visitors picked up where they With less thsn two minutes Brundige and finally Cobb. SiC Needs Wrestling dgram had kit off the last time these till half time thiedo was able to When the 6-2 forward tried to two teams had gotten tokether. get the break going again and put the ball up once Lei ,when isSerninole junior College again he *cj~ goingto start a top-notch wrestling pragram' Come to think . January 22, the Lions routed scored two very easy buckets, was fouled In the act of -. the Red De vils, by opening up a one by Browdy and the other by shooting. Leon converted both *hen will they start even a mudl wrestling program? The schools the area have gone over to wrestling and it's only commanding lead, and in- Fred Moore. The Browdy ends of the two shot foul and the creasing it In every quarter to basket was off a four-on-no-oi* lions rcre off and running. Seminole County's only Junior college should have time program. F'U has an excellent university level team, ranked nationally.finally take the final verdict by fast break. . By the time the bulz!r a 6.29 score. wtle the sport seems to be nowhere In sight at our local two-year The Red Devils came out for sounded, over seven minutes Friday night the lions raced the second half blaring and later the lions were home safe ichnel. Oh, yes, sortie junior colleges in Florida do hare wrestling out to a fourteen point ad- were able to cut the lead to five with a 20 point victory. and If You'veever been involved in the sport, it's really wor. llmrlsie. vantage after the first eight with another stung of clx ----: SiCopens its spdnq spzrts schedule in earnest this week with riutes of ploy, by limiting the straight txints. -UERALO SCORE $O*RD the Raiders trektn 0' Luna fur a seas-on op-ning twin bill and tied Devils to only four first Oviculo battled hack with six the lennLs train starts its action TutMtav. Miss Enima Spencer, FO F YP period points, of their own as Cobb picked off OVIEDO t , S 7 Ii who owns leamwold Tennis Club and is a former tennis Lakeview attacks a press as an offensive rebound and put it Cobb 43 1 I florkosit s.tructcc at UCLA is the team coach and has tIig}I hopes for a badly as anyone In Central back up, and in. Then Bobbie Pa?reras 3 II successful season with a good team coming from the local k'hOOl. DIFFERENT POINT OF VIEW Florida, and it was this lacking Mccall stoe the ball and drove 5rdl9 I 0 3 '°" 2 I S Csuach Jack Pantelias' diamond nine has been picked myt again that got them behind. Time and the length of the court to get two From the floor, standing up MCiII 0 0 $ by the local JuCo baseball buffs around these parts to be the big again the lions were able to more. Finally (Herald Photo by John Cherwa) Patterson hit on a ~9 S I it Mick in Division it circles, with a championship aopearing a force the home team into foolish turn-around Jwnper from 15 Ti4iti 53 6 56 LAI(IVII* strong possibility. Sow, the 5ctEoi's home diam(Jwill be ready FO TIP i:iistskrs, like cross-court feet WHarp 4 0 S and the team will no longer have to pla y at the Five Points little p"ses, walking, double drib- top by II. , o league cornpitz. bling and charging (oul.t After Patterson and Wilburn scot' 7 0 ,, , nutuWu nup uueu jumpers trw two NAHirp 3 4 10 Oviedo to take rno'ettujntwjs Kusos To The Workers l)evilsranofftheirthirdstring o the number of shots from the of six - in a row and the third ia''p 1 0 2 All the people who inaie the Mayfair Open one of the bci ever it 4 36 floor, and many of these were quarter ended with Oviedo TOIaII and according to soim, pros who have been making annual A high percentage lay-ups that hanging on to a narrow five Ov;,o II 9 11121-4 migrations to the Sanford course longer than they would bare to caine off of a fast break that point kati at 35-30. LaevIt* 4 it 14 e-36 adrrdt deserve, once again, wTittea plaudits for their (Inc work By JOHN (IIERWA baakets. Andy Burns added 15 The third period was the most at the open. Things ran smoothly, courteously and professionally. Herald Correspondent and Ke4n Fussell totaled to. even of all going 21-20 in favor No more n-cnls of praise are needed. Everyone's looking forward Fussell seas kept in check most 4 the Hounds. Latimer and to nest year. Mor'r pro mid. "why not next month" ORLANDO- The Hornets of the night because of early Randy Wright were the were up 20-0 before the foul trouble thus limiting his don. factor's auring that (rryhxrnds even dented the aggressiveness under the period each coming upwlthsix District Cage Tourneys Set scoreboard, but once they did bucket. points. Local bas-eketbaII fans will have all the cage action they can the scoring machltie kept Al Cleveland kept the In the final eight minutes it ever want soon as the local district competition in both Four-A f±!" "' !"s" but still fell Greyhounds In near striking was an excellent defensive andTrIple-AcIassesw-i11behe1dtnsadethecowty. Seminolel-ligh shortly ten points, giving the distance with his excellert cffortinthelast5:11 thatdidn't / ORlANDO- A seven point will host the bigger school battle for regional honors. imioding Ilishop Moore cagers a 7444 outside shooting. 1k scored allow the hornets a point. TV cross-county rival Lyman High F-kol, which has already upset vktr) i,ver 1)m.an, Friday. nine buckets none of which Greyhounds scored 14 straight rally in the second period put the Tribe this .season. and Joe Mills' crew is vxwlug revenge IIishop Moore Jayvees up by Far the first 4:44 of the game were lus than feet. points started by Randy WrIght Lake Brantley which has the newest and perhaps one of the best the Greyhounds basket had a lid Randy Wright controlled the and rontinutlng with buckets by eight giving them the necessary t:iige playing surfaces in Central Florida ,% ill host the Triple-Ann it until Bernard Wright sank inside game for the Greyhounds Wright again. Hudson, margin for the remaining two tourtley.lncluding Oviedo. whkju just ka first plat slice out of . a tree throw to make the score with 14 points Cleveiandand quarters for a59-44 win over the all coining on i.atinwr, Wright. the Orange Belt Conference pie. It's going to be scene kind of baby Greyhounds Friday night. 20.1, baskets. A t Latimer proved at the buzzer, I;utimer I. ( The hounds stillstruggh'd but ti) sutiring threat with U 'Ike hounds will return home Behind the playmaking of picked up enough points (a win points on six buckets. on Tuesday against Oak Hommie Loudd and Jim Ferrell (tie second hall 41-29 but as any 4:1 followed on rriday against the Hornets played control i it takC two halves Time first period was pure Boone' and Saturday against offense most ____k of the game and to make a game and the Hot. d*sastor as the buckets came in Sanford Seminole. ciperthlty during the second ons 1 nets had captured the opening a fli'rev. First by PusselI and inmrkr wlwn iticy oulsenreti __________ l' milnate, 4-2:r •...,.,, a folluw"d by Clark, (hrk, Clark, the Lungwi'd bunch 13.-I. --j,, FIRST- :ter )0Efl*LOSCOREIOARp fourth quarter wos the Burns, Mcintyre, Burns, Terry 5ttdtM . OOfnffi Jab;. 131, RtrAr&n w Mike Stapp was top point SECOND ms. big period (or the iocrt li%'e as McCarthy and Mike Mackey. LYMAN SECOND- Afl N 71. Ariti EQ FT-A PT getterfur (he home five tota ling 'arr'.st L:11 Coi.onii .io. ill. Anl $np,4 they outscored the Hornets 209. 3 00 6 SI1$t1IN The rest of the quarter HUtOr ,HhR M. fltffl II). 4fU$J4 IS points moit)y in the third T*ID- F nquYzj ($1 Ark" 36 It was umng laster that belonged -o the Longwood $6TIt 01) Lu$roti 12 aii iii. wtiqat,a patz (7), £tZ.rre- (St 1 ii ;i period, Jamie Hart came t4rva it). W* POURTH(srPisN Tp fib ,,heaedeirbone, took place ireip behind Cleveland $fld L4I1flW 6 01 IS throughwith tenpojntsafldjjm _ '1. Pf43V V between k(Tian Had C-oath Andy GUUc but by 11* tIne j OIdI* I 0* rn- W. *za-lenctt. D'OQ W. j, ''' Talbeit scored nine markers. "i Ramon hi. Mdo FIET1I8400 i 57 9 V$,Y$lUck Steink, id the Hornet's was Ito late, -1 ay fob I5)t M' jatkj (3), TOW ($). ArrIri U $-11) 64 number une mentor BID I4OwTy. SIXTH- h?" (-e Ut, 5rtJq t The zd quarter was taken Tour '5. T04.- C 1.ymnn's Dan Thcrnhlll led t.or ill co' Jim Mcintyre was the top by Bishop Moore 71-14, The two BISHOP A. U). MOORF EQ FT-A PT all Wofers with 19 points from SEVENTH-i,ltrt 4I.. SEVENTH'- 't1OP S'riu far the Hornets with dubs traded baskets for S*5,'sC,t,ruib,t3it. r'i(ano point Na under the basket position. Mc1 me V1 0 II Ø'fl4u 0)4 4e* /i,3 , 23 paints. ills consistency first two nnutes but again the cts Phil auce aided the Inside f. s ii fl*'a 5411y (IL rrot Gala tamed the Hornets through all hot-ne's broke loose, Burrs. MC&FUIy 5flfP) fit.Alt.j.z T ,om 0 7 cause with 16 points. I NIN THI I 12 Cl , 3 lb' permod,'c as in' -ored six in F'usst'll anti ('latk sco'i'd Pcul*,. The major problem wIththe 5 r-TLPtTO- I the firl,evcn rn the second. Mt(xTsz1v baskets all in teas !4O :ertheir lack of out, , Ihuiis o,mo 'U.4' i -S. Crse Un Ter ;)i515 UI the IIIUII and four in the thimncrmem*iiute 11eredo4fl 1 &I.IVENTh- r Gtallon 00 n?..,,'iIa '-ire i-. sick shooting. The former tap f) 33 fourth, ' cro (l) ptriod was spent even giving Trial outside shooter, CIde Ihulsoi 9- W.ti iii. -'.n.o eo U). 322 S Ouns Blossom Troll TWE TJ4'-,t - 1 'It was the other big the hornets a substantial 4-23 fib ('*lark 4, was recently elevated tossrsity AiLaM:* C,,'N0O, RA, 32105 ($j SIrtOp Bt-s h1orrwtgunhi9potsnMne baiftiow mt at. 743l 70 5-14 tng the po open. , Runninq Stops New York Kn"cks,1 25-97 Celtic - -. - - -- . - - . . ••. - 1 -. . - - u.... - :: ' . -. - . '- . -- .- .. - ... -. easy -- - 'Pr t - - , . . - %) .- in . . . - - . - - - - . 4 . - - - - ... Hound RallyFalls 10 Short s Hornets Win, 74-64 - —, - ...... Yanks Skied Out Hornets ' 5944 W j fl - - - SO I1(C Sele cti 1 - Chris Meets Casals '''' .. . - - -; - . -- - - _____ iti,IrcA ______ ______ FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) Top-seeded Chris Evert was to clash with fourth-seeded Rosemary Casals today in the semiflnel.s of the $30,000 S&H Green Stamps Women's Tennis Classic here. The week-long tournament, to conclude Sunday with $10,000 going to the winner, has followed script so far. All four top seeds made it into the iCflilflflhll Miss Erect, the defending champion hometown favorite, but Betty Stove of TheNetheslands, 6-3,6-4 while Miss Caisla dumpedFrancolseDurrof France, 6-4,64. — -' '''''. - II.' SHORT MANi - 'bale. A. U -- The Si MORITZ, Switzerland (AP) mood hit a low point In the American Alpine Ski Team after the women's slalom on Friday, and Cindy Nelson, 18,01 Lutsen, Minnesota, said "All of us are ready to go home. We are skied OUt. There are two more races to go in the week-long 1974 World Alpine Skiing Championships at this fashionable Swiss resort, but it will be tough for the Americans to win a medal in them. The races are the men's dc'vnhlll Saturday and the men's slalom Sunday. - - BIG MANI TALL MANI 'S 0-I ______ ______ _____ - 1- --i- - - -' - - - - , - - - - MEN'S WEAR 4r •' ?., - - Ph, 425-8695 _- - Two Bass Wins -- - - - — - _ coquns Har5ts 4#15 - St roc ___T otal s - ' /1 WYMORE TECH - Mom Walkitr Boston on Srown - — U' ____ 2!:b - ~ 5 w~ Ralsay £tkins Ingram Totals L. Brantley U U U 2 0 4 I 0 1 0 3 S III 810 SELECTION EQ FT PT I I S I I 3 0 I 1 3 0 6 4 0 9 I 7 1 II S SI Pre-Shrunk Denim Bell Bottoms Also Corduroy Bells LEVIS MANUEL JACOBSON DEPARTMENT STORE 213E. FIRST ST. P11.322.4712 I 7 2 6-I8 S $ S 15-31 Wymor, Tech — Call or Drop By And Ask A John Dickey A About The New STEEL RADIAL BRIDGESTONE IRES The revptu'iticsry tire designed for tong distance and freeway driving - GUARANTEED ALL SIZES AVAILABLE Sports Brief s - Sting To — For 40,000 Mi los - __________________ •IV Wymore. buckets for the night came on to put up their stiff freeze and When it was working, such maneuvers, came out of the third frame however, the Prantley Freeze When the Wymore cagers with a four point deficit, 16-12. was a fine thing to behold a finally solved that hassle by However, from there, the continuous threat to the Cats double-teaming Hargis, only effective people were Bowling and Hargis would find Bowling was open for the Bowling, who canned two shots space outside the tight Wymore driving layup or short Jumper and Toby Strober who canned zone, with Dave Nelson around the key, but by mid-way one double-decker, while the assuming the high post slot. In the second frame, the Bob Bobcats stretched the margin Hargis would race the corner cats had had enough and took to sir with 2:11 to go in the and find open space at the the tempo of the game away game, 24-l. baseline as Bowling passed off from the Pats Wymnore came up with thu to Nelson, causing an overshlft The game stayed close final seven points of the game to the Patriot post man. throughout the third frame as unanswered. *s the ball came back out to the Patriots kept slipping back In the Junior Varsity half of Bowling, Hargis would the twin-bill, the Tech Baby seemingly dicappear along the Cats came away wi th slim sixHINALD,KONEBOARD baseline to threa ten the clean L 1 Pa FT PT point verdict, 4&-4. Lay-up or Jumper. Both of his O4Iog 4 2 10 — _____ - Ia each, 5-2 both times, and caine back with a even stronger wrap-up, a 154 fourth period outburst in the disciplined slowdown game. After trading the lead at two, four and six-ill during the First period, Bowling put a tebound beck up and into the hoop to lake the two-point lead against the well-oiled Wymore machine, However, four minutes of Patriot freezing was about all the effectiveness of the Brantley tactic for the rest of the game, and even that fell apart as it was marred by two turnovers that gave points to ,- — -. ,..- fly THE ASSOCIATED PRESS don't forget." It's the New York Knicks and fl flnt Holtzman was hard-put trying to explain (lie Celtics-one of the most exciting rivalries In the Knicks' reversal of br-rn. They had whipped the a National Raskathiuti -AAtn'fQtl,n ( I. Is .1 ('a,III,.. tflA*1 iVTII.. %1... U..1. I UI I P. UI) I. ,JJ. the most boring? "l can't explain it," said HoIti. "But we're "We have some close games," said New York both capable of doing these things to each Roach Red Holtzman, but Friday night wasn't other." one of them as the Celtics trounced the Knicks Braves 10$, Bulls 101 1247. Bob McAdoo scored 29 points and grabbed 23 These old playoff rivals were rarely more rebounds to lead Buffr-to over Chicago, snapping mismatched than Friday night, as Jo Jo White the Bulls' winning streak at 10 games, had 30 points and Don Nelson is points and 10 Tcri 164, Hawke 84 rebounds Fred Carter and Tom Van Arsdale scored 22 "Nelson was unreal," said Boston Coach Tom points apiece to pace Philadelphia over Atlanta, Helnsohn. "The last three games, we've been Bucks 165, Bullets playing like we did at the start of the season. Playing without injured Kareem-Abdul Jabbar Everybody's running." and Bob Dandridge, Milwaukee got 20 points Boston's victory improved the Celtics' first, from Lucius Allen to stop Capital. place margin over New York in the NBA Atlantic Rackets 120, Cavaliers 10$ Division to seven games. Rudy Tomjan'wlch scored 39 points to power Elsewhere In the NBA, the Buffalo Braves best Houston past Cleveland. 1k scored 22 of his the Chicago Bulls 11*401; the Philadelphia Theta points in use first half to load the Rockets to a trimmed the Atlanta Hawks 10444; the Milcomfortable 65-44 margin. waukee Bucks stopped the Capital Bullets 10646; Kings 184, TraIl Blazers 99 the Houston Rockets ripped the Cleveland Jimmy Walker and Nate Williams led a rally 'I Cavaliers 120-106; the Kansas City-Omaha Kings in the last two minutes as Kansas City-Omaha defeated the Portland Trail Blazers 104-99 and heat Portland. the Detroit Pistons beat the Phoenix Suns 9944 Pistons 99, Suns 94 White and Nelson powered Boston to a 30-point Detroit beat Pheonix behind Bob lanler's 24 lead In the thin period to make the Celticspoints. Knicks game a "laughter," The Celtics ac complishedthiswithstarcenter Dave Coweruon In the American Basketball Association, the bench in foul trouble. Nelson, normally a Virginia beat Memphis 115-106; San Diego forward, took over the center spot. stopped San Antonio 120-106 and Kentucky "Everyone who has been a pivot man doesn't nipped Denver 100-106. The Indiana-New York £ fnrø,4 how to nt.s'" h fl.m. rn$ron.d by £nnwttnrm that kept 4 . cisbi ItI.!cnn the Pacers' plane grounded in Newark, N.J. college days at Iowa. "You get rusty but you ,JI . -. - to stop shot by Lee Geiger) - FOREST CITY The Wymore Tech Bobcats weathered a Lake Brantley freeze Friday night and were purring like warm little kittens after working for a hard-earned 31-18 basketball victory over the Patriots, Despite 10 points by BranUey's superior point man, Ray Bowling, the game's only double-figure scorer, the Patriots were unable to keep a slim 84 (li-at period margin as the Bobcats easily outscored the host team Brantley Bunch in the remaining quarter& The Cats took the second and third periods by three points - - :lt: Jai Ala Selections Sunday, Feb. 10, 1974-9A 'I Action -. The Sanford Herald Third Period D14ference I 01 i - 'r-" ~ i i .. - -" --- WEI.AKA, Fla, (AP) Andy Sr-man of Newark, Ohio, made a late bid but couldn't keep Billy Westmorland from top money of $4,140 in the M-= Florida invitational BASS Tournament Westmorland, of Celina, Term., caught only two bass Friday but his total of 20 fish and 49 pounds, two ounces bested the 200man field, Sceurman caught 29 pounds. 14 ounces of fish in the St. Johns River Friday for a three-day total of 43 pounds, seven ounces. Whitwor th Loses PORT ST (tidE, Fla. (AP) Kathy Whitworth says she couldn't get up for her snatch and Judy Rankin says she was afraid she'd let down. The result was a loss by Miss Whitworth and a victory for Mrs. Rankin In Friday's first round match play of the $100,000 Sears Women's Classic golf tournament here. "I just played terrible, I Just can't get up this early in the year,' said MIss Whit. worth after Joc-elyne Bourassa had her down four holes with three remaining in the ladies Profesrional Golf Association event. — Wind Scatters Race Bobby Riggs Outhus ties — half a ONE WEEK Ryun In Mile Mismatch ONLY FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. "I'd do the fair thing next (AP) Tennis hustler Bobby time and start back," said Riggs may have embarked on a Riggs. "Say, another 50 vards." new career. Ryun disagreed, "I'd say he "This might be a forerunner needs another 200 yards." to invitations to a lot of track The race, before 1,500 fans, meets," Riggs said Friday was part of festivities around after winning $2,000 in first the $30,000 5kB Green Stamps place money by outracing dis- Womens Tennis Classic here. tance runner Jim Ryun. ThA(K AND FIELD Riggs was given a slight head Olympic NEW YORK start over Ryun. He had to run champ Rod Milburn set a new only 890 yards, a little over a world Indoor record of tO sechalf mile, to Ryun's mile. onds in the 56-meter hurdles at Riggs chugged home In 3:22.1 the Olympic Invitational Meet. while Ryun ran a 4:03 mile to INGLE WOOD, Calif. 4:06 for Sam Bait and 4:06 for George Woods shattered the Jerome riuweii. world Indoor record In the shot 'I don't think I've ever been put With toss 01 72 feet 2# thi tired," Riggs added after - inthesat the Los Angeles 'flrnes the race. Indoor-Games, Despite losing, Ryun said, BASKETBAll, "['in pretty happy. It felt really NORFOLK, Va. The V'rgood to blow one out. I'm going tosicep well tonight. Without a Kinia &lutres of the American wind down the backstretch, the Basketball Association were time would have been close to sold to Norfolk-ma businessme by owner Earl Foreman. four minutes." — — FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) Staggered finishes through the weekend expected for most 01 the yachts in the Racing Con, ference's St. Petersburg to Fort Iaucleniale race because of wind condltions In the Atlantic. Only four of the bigger boats managed to complete the course by Friday night, being nearly becalmed from late Thursday through tie text morning. Officials said tailender, northeasterly winds were expected today, meaning a late finish for the suffer boats in the 96. are DOUBLE-DECKER SANDWICH LYMAN'S ANDY Gid (4) and Bernard Wright (12) form sandwich with a pair of Bishop Moore cagers in a ball control fight. The Hounds started a comeback bid just a little too late, losing by 10, 74-64. (Herald Photo by John Cherwa) — — - &ROBERTS TIRES JOHN DICKEY INC. aOSW.Ffirst Sanford SPECIAL 322-0651 THRU SATURDAY FEB. 16 Tackle Boxes 10% OFF Fishing Rods 1 0 /0 OFF WE DO REPAIR WORK ON RODS, REELS, GUNS SEE JIM OR JOE The Sports Shop SANORD PLAZA I- -_-__.---. — �wililiciiiiiiiiii 10A—The Sanford Herald - Sunday, i~ii - - Ill! Feb. 10, 1974 Dear Abby ______ Stranded Four Days By Water The Sports 1 By Dave Brase and Tim Simons If J m Ca and B b Mullins live to a ripe old agethey will probably never forget their first deer hunting trip. Jim, who liven In Longwood, and Bob, a Casselberry resident, had everything It takes to make a trip memorable good hunting, cold wet wea ther, and even trapped on an TV catches - Mullins accounted . 4 — - — j - .,_A _Z & is so often the case, he had "buck fever" and missed on his ib comes down every year (and usually bdis that Kentuc weather with him) showed his host the proper way to it, FRESH WATER NOTES an occasional snook and big pomp3no continue to bite for surl fishermen south of Da tom In the area frm th ('dii Timers Saloo n to the Inlet. the bonnet beds. David Smith and David Roberts brouglit in a string of 43 Thursday evening at IIPP!l'lI1 GALLERY ENCIRCLES GREEN At Brookline's final hole Hiey's Camp on Lake Jessup and Mr. Shad trollers out of Marina Isle Camp did alright Marsh took 25 before nocn the same day.Shorty Usle and his wife, Edith of Apopka landed 90 while Charlie Meeks landed Ibursday with some boats landing up to 15, Bank fishing paid off also, Own catfish in the eight to ten pound chiss wet s limit, confined to port because of the high winds and rough seas. The "Snow Whte 2" ran last Saturday and has not been out bank fishing along the Lake Monroe seawall "hot" this week wi th many good sized strthgs being landed. Out In the Lake, thebestspotaappear to behecliannelthfrontofH&Jday Inn Thursay ' don. Yet, as the quahif)ng rounds begin a 21 year old amateur from Roston named Frmcis Ouirnet does just that before falling behind at the end of the round. At the e,d of the firr..t day of the final round, Vardon Is tied for the lend with a countryman, Edward Ray. The final day begins and It erns certain that one of the two Britishers will ta ke the crown. But as the final hole is played, one of the most startling stories in golf history begins to emerge. Remember Francis c1meL theyoiter B? 1k finIshed the final round in tz~ =- •, , XJ W P / I --_ . ., . _W . % - - ~ .I , - '.' - - 98 54 - Georgia Towe leading the runaway. Writer The victory was the 15th In a North Carolina State had a row for the ACC brutes. ball Friday night. Bill Walton scored points "I was happy to have a game and grabbed 17 rebounds to In which we could enjoy OW'- power UClA over Oregon. The ' ttz=chuseets. where Francis OuIrnet has just won the U.S. 711k - National Open from Harry Vardon and Edward Ray of England - . All You Got BOB MULLINS DRESSING DEER minutes with seven of his garr*. JIM CARTER INSPEM BUCK ...AfterAlabamahuntlngtrip ________________________________________________________________________________________ .. .Takenduringmernorablehtmt To Do Is Ask high 21 points. Big Tom "Georgia Tech gave it every. ___________________________________________________ Pro Track Needs 'Shot In Arm' i Sloan. "Without ileeming derogatory toward Tech, we Just sort of !et aU' boys play." - NEW VORK (AP) Rod recxd performuce of &I sec. With K,m&l scintillating per. nukes his pr0eadonal debut. The same might be mid of ij.jjj.,g Milbwn, now sole si, iif including yt1j1 Prior to his magnificent am.- fOWth-ked North Carolina, world IW,jor 55-meter hurdles hurilles event at the 011yinpic in the Olympic and Pan Affleri- teur farewell rem, Milburn had which easily defeated Furman record, also leaving his GoIdec State Tlarriors in wanim" work:11kc It on his catwim is to get away from a memy divorce miash thinks pro track 'itally Invitational meet In Madison can Games, and numerous said he would turn pro after the 9S.9 in the second game of a L_ needs a shot in the arm and Square Garden. "I don't want to world record efforts. Beginning meet, lie also said he would doubleheader in Charlotte, N. Q. Art Rooney of the Sterle rs has hired only Catholics . he will be the one to provide t, see it fa!l, I want to keep it in next Friday night at the Uarsau take a secon1 crack at making C. "Track has been falling the public eye by running Coliseum tn Uniondale, N,y,,he the Los Angeles Rams of the gradnatesofCathdkscbook, with few escepjis, Then Ie 'l was especially pleaied down," Milburn said Friday will try and help the touring National Foctball League, and White was paid avery with our defenn," said North - profLsslonafly," s night after he climaxed his servic" were availl2ble for ase year only as a Rhodes scholar. Millwn has been doing his Pros of the ln:emtlondl Track it UnSuccesdul, 'would try out Carolina Coach Dean SrWLh. Was this salary jest to aid bbe in his ednestkm as be was so great amateur career in dramatic best as an amateur to keep the Association successfully launch with a team In the new World "Everyone was unselfish, public fashion wi fully aware of the sport, t heir second season when he Foothill League or the Cana- lug up the ball and playing givhelp to the team? My question Is-does All th a crackling world good or Is àe -treating 1w the Calhs& d ese?—Mlke . dIatFc'otb.0 League. He - to Ter, Bradsha -w certainly dtxi't fit tnur description Q- How cild Secretariat the super herse, get his unnual squinted his eyes In the desen you're going to shoot 59,,, yan. missed a 20-foot birdie putt, but this )ear. but wanted to pLiy name'-Marflyn Richards, Denver, Cola. sun as he studied the flagsflck cey said, his 11-wider-par 61 was thu low, foot ba ll to supplement his JiHe was named for the fine lady whc served as sea'etary for _______________ ______ est on the tour in four years and come and prove his versatility more than Years to the late Christopher 1. Chenery of MeaGow Stable. She Is Miss Eliza beth Ham, who still Is secretary for the corporation which controls the horse. Q. Where can I write Mrs. Helen Penny Tweedy, owner of Secret"[ and Rha Ridge? What are some of the outstanding records of Bold Ruler, the sire ci SecretarIat, and where is Something Royal, his dame'-Mrs, S.E. Ferrer, Denver, Cob. YoucanrethMr&TwdyatMeadwstAqJ I, Jamaica, N.Y. 11417. Bold Ruler, i-tact i'racx, t',o Box trained by tilt,Late Sunny Jim Fitzsimznons, raced 33 tImes in three seasons, won LI of his outings and rmws'td out of the mone:: Pro Cage Standings ___________________ _______ cey said Friday after the nine — birdies and an eagle on the 6,Sundays Games MIi.auk,, vs. aosto. at 500.yard, par-fl Indian Wells Prow leenc, Country club course had given Capital at PtsJla,tecpnia i.,. A.. him a trnk. lead thrn,,b . Ahab at ClIv,Iônd three rounds of the 1l60,(KX) Bob Golden State at Ptoenl* hope Desert Classic. HovUon at Portland NSA Eastern Castes-sac, Atlantic Divislea W.. L. PeSOS. Ii u na Yr 31 .71 556 7 . - - - Pov' Pe* ---'-' - 35 75 .300 '7", 15 3' .251 21 P'viiadr1i* only four Urnes, Before the horse died of cancer it. it','I, he Lad 4i K&nU% City Omaha at S#&tll@ Cttwrsl Division -s Capi'l tremendous record in stud, leading the sire list seven rsigtt I THE ASSOCIATED PR PSI Ry . After his career in N.C. ant l football Is over" -Cbuck Myers, Rekiflie, i Ii 17 C'a ork KCO?UCIY -' carol;rs Al II 150 Mc,ao 35 .16 S7.6 Ill V;,9,ni. II 15 453 1 39 15 573 4 73 37 371 3$", 20 33 Mtnphli u :.' i'roI, colt 'i 1). tit 'iblt L't might 'ith 1 e thi'fe4 U' l— ''v a NFL •'4tgle fleSissi V7$' , IMIO ,Di all , - , ',sl 4si lI 'Ivii I- . '' lIoY$'' I1 '..'--"Io 'Kilo-I I", gen, ,, , . ,,I, ". ' - ".''w:oy s 11' . I11A -'- Cii 'rie ' 55 ri. ' eg vs.ui,i,.wiuirm'tur" ,. !'', a'v,i-, s . •ti - . .vI ''U $tio ' " " - tos ''\.\ ' to krnfs-cky .s A'i'v'S' i,'i 'r" ."i" '\ At 7 Games Wrgiftia , 'I IC Sri ''l r Gns.s cs'i" \ s:sI. "' '. 'i' - i. 21 3 S 53 63 I?O -Ivrwy n" Chicago I - a M 106 73 7] 3 '2 ISSU 1 Wti'.ptg 26 24 , - defeated Oregon Sta!e 81-71, Georgia Tech was In the -. Hubert Green, a two4ime Detroit liJind Vancvr Sutu,ar% flail F'aor, a - .3 Ii's .5 " -- ntio'w sw 'I "ott - 'e" z 0 68.7447-209 Johnny Miller 72- Byron Dyce and Frande tar. 604-2l0 John Settee 72-72. nieu,rescilvely.flyCedftpped 67_21 1 Mike Heai-tr 2-64.70- ne,iZlY three seconds off the 1 1 Labrun Harris 70-70-71-211 men's mark witn &'1oking r'I David Graham 74"2-IS-211 3;l0,; and Mi tarrku also John Mahalfey 71-1O-71-2L1 heltered the women'srecordby nearly tiree seconds wii'mmn 32-7212 MM - in 4 2:Female th,t.i. At ti.., " 3Net-riur 4 Spouses 25 Sword used , I...'... -10 ...... 28 Argentine bigwig 77.%Wmal 5 Agalloch S Renter 7 Permit Cemetery Musical instrument 33 3$ Saunter 51305 - church I 1 1 2 4 J5 12 15 no? Always Necessary 3 r _ -. — 7 8 44 At this place 45 Anatomical rw1work 47 Irela nd U Profound — — -' - — Ii — — — .-..--' 10 11 14 — — — 9 - ---- . — - — — — — --' • 22 — 24 25 TO S+,iyou 10,1111 1 I/ .oe - ' -' WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE HAIR Beftq ' CA PlAIN EASY will power. Be sure to give right religious training, sports, good f00d.and Pra1seforwhateverisdoneuatisouts,anding mIs ere a quality of leadership that soon manifests itsclf and great YOU EETHE\T — -- — J BROKE i - — — —— — " 3 t8 C0mm'dl5I(tId1tt0Hc11d.Y House - — - - It — — — - ____ 56 - - J ,j ~ 0!: I Pastor At 68 Refuses V PTCHEP HIM.' 50 gea. SPORT: Bisji, ALL WE*vE OOTTA PO TO THINK - - 3. ~ Retirement Thoughts !i_ FRANK AND ERNEST '!_ji.± by Bob They,s E%fRANCE I M$KITI*II '' '___1 Ito (jr. . U I IrMre) C w, I- a- . WINTHROP "And that day'l church — by Dick Cavolli PAT: ' V,W D() NM MOW -To / _ kNQWS "BOuT VE NAT: WCA86E I HE&pts TRAT MlJR, L5 MfltNyf' CIT' NAT,' 4TUR4Ll . .. E extra IlOon the collection plate. "Dr. Crane, many people in recipe for an interesting ser. the area began to talk-up this mon and it kept my church new church, for I had assigned wmbership zooming. them Jobs as ushers and "So I decided I'd like to stop greeters. riding the coattails of a big denomination and try your 'My wife soon developed an stress on 'Free Ente%'Prise.' excellen t choir that averaged 10 "A merger of two churches In members. an outlying area took place, "And we used Homer leaving one of the buildings Rodeheavet's type of songs, empty. ihich elicit almost l) percent "It was for sale at a audience participation, ( I, L 0 "'- " ' ' BLONDIE _____ I NOT ON'Ti.iES0FA,U IOAGW000."I'M ' 04, BOY I M SLEEPY I M C'P'lG TO TAKE A LITTLE savings and bought it. College teacher in putting out a "Since I am 'a licensed monthly Newsletter, wherein I ABOUT TO I VACUUM IN5 ' NAP BE'ORE LUNCH i I clergyman, I started having %ve runned almost everybody in services the very next Sunday. the congregation In some 'During the preceding week, manner. i had called on 43 homes in the "At the end of the year in area, among whom I found 71 w'fe and I were earning all that families that didn't attend any wi' were permitted without church regularly. JeopardJzingourmonthlysja "So I invited them to become Security checks. 'charter members' of my new -k,,r,'s s., s..,,, " ii, WC Still nau money "The idea of being the left over to srnd children to iJ ii h TP-IERE.' ' 'JOT THE BED, El'rWER, DEAR... I WANT TO C14AP4GE THE SHEETS S 011 11 cLz l II I iI-P-.-.'..'. Irw - - Mort' Walker - PAIZN Wi4i,' Wi4" Dip THAT 7.1 test(ul to build up your Own independent church than to be by a bishop, where you merely (my' GUM IG 101 6ORTOALL. $ \ DOWN 'fl4egE ANOTHER MIGTAI<E, ZERO? - "SInce my wife served as serve as a cog in a religious janitor, as well as pianist, t he bureaucracy.' two of us enjoyed this initial venture into 'Free Enterprise' 'Always write It Dr. Crane in preaching ('arc of this neiispaper, to"l)w'ing the next week, closIng a long stamped, ad. enlisted 3 voknteer Sunday dssed envelope and 25 cents School teachers, while I agreed to cover typing and printing 1% - ) ) — r -, "\ -, \--Affilk j:: _w4 THE PHANtOM' __ la Falk andS Barry ,y _ Roo., RolI. 7)+à LL''tER". ?rw -i . LkQA$Pt'6 NECkLf_ER.. 5140 LI 4C - It i1 ' .- .... - . I ' 'a * _, BY HER FAT)4ERI 5ECtFT.I,E 6 ccs' a' 5'T7 1 4' '2 -, 'i / PW',c 'ices 'IPi1'W,,. I L4.tA,'j5 I i, :'u ¶1', mr 'C- 4",J!J' "nE ":w, .', - . ' /. . 4 \4. II ,' I ', p ,a I FEEL'T".&kTQC'J MNr / Vij CV I (" his bnoklets,i PER : "' ____ _____ t'"ts when you stud for one of iv - II PWI BEETLE BAILEY Original members seemed to suminer church camps and appeal to many of the, so is he lp a missionary friend of families were in my first mine in South America. congregation, with a tota l of 39 "Dr. Crane, It is far more in the pews. "My (st Sunday's collection RYY 'THEN 14C'rTAL IVvr'. hiding my hglit under a bushel, "I had always used your I j' j KAY.. _____ 5. ST by Crooks & Lawrence t _______ ____________________________________ 51 — 7 r *. For your copy send your birthdste and $1 10 OUTOD Righter Fcwecast,The Sanford Herald, Box 629, Hollywoo d, Calif. 900. ECT'C.l Dr,AusJ u4J poup CE" -rr, ,f — :6 42143t44 iii' — — ') HARE NAND .ç iI i-A'QMlTTED1HE I, Y3'C)PRrp' HE THE CHAIR, TOPIFCF3 WITH life Is largely up to you. Carroll Right's Individual Forecast for you sign for March " __________________ 5LAzE5,,. CI) WAY ri APE-WN promise Is in this chart. "TheStarsimPel. theydonotCompel.Whatyoumakeo(,.ou FUNNY BUSINESS 3— 2-1 . is now rudy. A.: 4&0 1 IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY. .he or she will get CX- (lass. 38 1 — HAIR STYLING SALON SANFOI1D 32 —— CARE PRODUCTS Awo 1 "1' " OF MEN'S .4 shooting with mate can bring fine results. to leach ,he mixed i-Juit Bible —— - I / I you Into sneth1ng unfavorable.. PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) Study collectio;is go after th e fonner 1irt, then im prove credit. and debts and Being straight. nted to $33.77. 13 ' j- — I 6 m'' ... . - ______ A ppoi n t ment , - $COfl 2Creit LaIr 27 Hawaiian CALL 3224913 / clocked In' 7.0, - 40 Restrain tiConiressiossa -of Honor 42 Part of a X Fmi III Y11 lee Elder and rookie Mark Hayes followed at 209. Hayes 7,0 seconds he had tied In 1972 had a 17. Elder 69. Iloth played and irn. Iticisana State UniversLt' at FIkirado, Johnny Miller, the omore Larry Shipp current U.S. Open champion bett ed the record, finishing er and winner of three titles alat second In 6,9. Third-place finready this season, had a 69 Isher Willie Davenport, the 196$ La Qulita and was six owids ,ipa .irr Athena land 1(1c5edhar4 31 Reddish color Painful lab S.3Aibertaiab I II Fin I3Aut $4 Native rv,etai IT Europeas It HuPnA of SSPstePwi iSftomai' IUMU$1 SSApple skin underworld IS. rdcate'd 57 IF 23 Drum l$Soweri 24 Remov, rind DOWN 30 1k'f rats from : - the lead and held it all the way in breaking the indoor record of 45 Feigned 241 av-otiln - - 4$ t)ig ZiNumbersiab 1 - f . I I 2Parns Wkp House WHA'rs , outlets. Avoid fast Wker3 with eye on your assets who want to con reasonable figure, so I used "By the end of the 3rd month. part of ray meager lifetime I enlisted the aid of a Business , _____ I31asatongrp SI ('rival V' 4 . - pte 41 Adult male% rridest of - ___ _____ I OflIftIflf ', # , Z 4V_ .. iOl"-aiful monam"t - CUT - 37 IH'ca)i 9 rs cull Y"athington 33 ii 7 71171101 7$ It IS 53 IU $04 73 72 7 SI 115 1$ iS 71 ID 4 177153 1574 I MIII $55 i is. is II 32 S 77 III ISO $131 7 79111333 IT 31 Lamprey 4 Parkway belistffl the Well Division -. .. 1. _____ AL - Ia M. i.el It .1411(4ul $ ___ flKtn'Jofactd 34 Pri-vwr vrvra I '¶ .. I?] Iii 15 25 I 15 III 31$ II 74 I) 1117$ . inner last season, picked I 56-meter event at the Olympic six strokes on psi with a at Invitational for the third I ndian Wells and moved into straight year. Burstlnr out of socutJ at 207, three stro kes the blocks with Intense determ ina tion, he charged into back In the five-day, chase for a M000 first prize. *cans.c - 74 11 33 71 e 57 Butlalo NY - " 4 I.11 " in IS) 1A 14 It Ansev to Previous PuWe J HEY, cmcuo, ALL Au'r? "But I am full of vim and collection amounted to 153.40, _____________ ' by HeimdohI & Stoff.I Hi. Rc'Scoe, COME responsIbilities. vigor,so I didn't like the iden of for a retired farnier put an What do you do now, _______________________________ - BUGS BUNNY try to go back on AQUARRJS(J,n,2l to Feb. 19) Ideal day to Investigate new hearts or ace and one. five 'I _______ CAPRICORN (Dec. 2 to Jan. 20) Do public or career work Pastors at the age of 6s. In Washington 1Ip4(Ci Its stress on So, MacBeth cashed dumA-Bid four hearts v my s .1cc and queen of diii' tended to raise hearts right monds. MacDuff, the best along, player I n S c otl an d. TODAY'S QUESTION remarked, "It hurts my You do bid four hearts and Scotch soul to throw away an your partner bids cluin. ace, but this looks like the What do you do now, time to do it. Down on the IaAnswer M.adsy - 3 27 ZS I 53 30? IS? ml(dmonton 37 75 0 51 III iSI V&Mcvr 21 77 0 42 I 222 I Ar0eln 2031 Q IIiS PvIdays Games ., vancouvr 7. Quebec I Isouslon 5, Edr.ontof, 3 MI,vsà 4. WivwIpeg 3, overt me New England A. Cleveland 2 I JOB.' . that nukes Your life far more Prosperota and meaningful. Don't that last diamond. either the singleton ace of - OivIt4ea Wet? Jacoby by Larry Lewis / SOUNDS1 WOL LIK,A I THA ON IN! mOndJ and Play East for $AK76TAK76024KI04 _ Mllbia'rs's farewell to amaowed Amen. Bert 'ancey 71-72-61-204 teW'ISm 0 1lubertGre.n72g.i'6._-i77I.'.- can records in both ta men's Ejj(7l'69-21Jhtaik Hayes and women's l,'I0-meter by ' Vii ' .' vt t'.%i'W' ¼' c"'o ' .' 5 ' nwv's .' hsvsv!s t 'iss ----- -' , C1e've!ano mo,,1q,,, I game with North Carolina State C?lcao St LOuti as an athlete. f or aboutfivemninutes Then the Atlta "!ls true that I might be Atlantic Coast Conference I AnqeIe jeopardizing my track career If leader took the play away Minn, from PlOt, Igo into football because of the the independent visitors with CII hard conta ct In football," Mil burn said. "But football Is a t hi nking man's sport, iust like track. 1 think I can do well In IMMMIMPT W - wu • both.' Milburn did exceptionally Topthlrd-roundscotes: . ' i'l\r.'.ui ICe. Dewer , ,,,., ;'t IV, - DIM 1* sin on ,. t. c.' .i ii -. - ' V',\ n' 41 U s io Ii'-', Indiana ' PrOlem'O"i • 'ie hTt.i Enk .'. U DioQC , Getst.uØiq"svnsteti ptsbil1b7,Iiklin them All s I nil' %I I)flTIIIan, Write tuiii at tThc .va. 'sni j( ' 'id, Saelord, .77j). II),' nv,t 'tes's','ia unIla t,' Will hi snsverrd Is this '&,ns', stl U'ithe camesol write persusti sasset's It ill 'ves kt . -- Irv,an 51n 3% 1 'St iii . ____ *lsl Fost.t% loose talent Ii' liii c,t? ',', .\'%'i l'atrioto alone ,i,iii .sIcn.'d .ç .\ % SNOW" % 3- . PPO*fi-% _____ this ,¼Ig%. c,0iv'tW 'fi .' ),y ,(,t, "°" ' . ____ play ' ic Is well set for fJi fut.i-.', ft'i nay. '1 377 . West D1w151.a ----35 t' e' 29 4 iargers, o,:ij Division W L Pc? 0 0 . 34 77 421 -, 31 71 4$$ Past - VisiUni C I"c, Johnny Unitsi, still undei contract to 1k Sin lego x.c. Or.ta .ir:d rLrjing to rew,i, can't i' lit to himself e sill fl ii :tii I; l -' - w -- Ill Kentucky. (. lijub,uny Unilasloakteg Just one stroke off the record low round for tour competition. "A tremendous thlIl" (e New Eng 30 " I 62 its 13 Qvtt*c 27 24 3 Oswald & James U 6 religious "Free Enterprise." motivating people via dramatic MacBeth,ThaneofGiamis But )OU better use the presentation of ideas. and of Cawcjor followed as _________________________ of Applied Weslcashedlheaceandkjng [IISJNPJ7P,PIj techniques "Well . t he of clubs. He won the diamond Psychology If you wish to 23 at Sunday School and a dupli cate his success! shut with his king, drew morning congatlon of 47. i bidding has trumps with three leads and Wisl North East South st udied the hand carefully. CASE Zt2: Rev. Clem, aged 'Mot of the Sunday School Ile had to get away with the 14 69. is a religious sparkplug. atl6danl.s stayed over for the I, loss o(jut one heart trick and Pass PUS 24 "Dr. Crane," he began, 'my preaching service, partly to see 34 decided the way to do this PUS ? chinch denomination retires its my magic trick. I presume. was to Strip the ha nd of diaYou, South, hold: W- L. TPtS.àP.OA RI-rl in omer games involving NY T"Mt, Louisiana explained FridsJ night that he expected to earn employe's. And finally, the Rooneys run the team very much far Bert Yancey stood there In rirnked teams Friday night, topthemselves, with )aniiy (named NFL Executiva of Year In '72) the middle or e (list about 150,000 from pro track In ranked the fairway, an onci.in.a.lifetime thing-to man ever to break 60 in pfO(eS UCLA beat Oregon 6466 taking over mech of the control fur his dad. eight iron in his hand, and know that 11 you hole the shot slonal golf competition, and he winnings and endorsements and No. 14 Southern California - I' ... . 1.1i )arus away. tie uldn 1 ITUINe U)e eagle two "It's a tremendous feeling-a he needed to become th PAI N1 DPcr11TI r-lor. qn~-J Steeler BY i. -' . two dianionds, He could not WR ITES HE JOINING Rf./THERF0R4 AIcOAJSE4' 0q,4R4 I have another diamond left in 87 GEORGE W. CRANE. 'And I his hand. announced that I'd Of course, there was no PIED., M. p. deliver a 5 - minute children's reason for MacBeth to expect sermonette before each official MacDuff', brilliant play, but Rev. Oem should' be a sermon, and illusti ate m> he could have guarded challenge to thousands of sermonette with a magic trick. against it by leading a heart retired ckrgymeis! Read about from dummy before cashing his les,lul adventure lose "For I believe with In your Applied South INT. L -. ,,, '$5, East Pass 24 p PUS 44 Pass Pass Pass Opening lead- 4A - failed defe,e and they were ag Ltst year to make the Hams as a greuit'c on the boards NHL — wide receiver. last DivIsi "We played as well on eW.LTPts.GFOA The solidly built speedster (eme In the first 12 minutes as Boston , , from Southern University in we have all Montn.l 3113 5 U ISO $37 year." Yancey Scorches"Hope" With 6 1 You got be kidding. First, Whwr White (who was paid $ 5,000) led the NFLIn rushing In 193$ on a team which won only M gamca. &cnnd, men such as Joe Greene, Franco Harris and WHA thing they had, but they simply were ounumbered," said West North - . - Standings points each for the winners, Bmh vulnerable I Pro Hockey Burleson and medluni-sl:ed -- David Thompson at!ded 20 Sprinter Milburn urn Despite his own denials, Franklin M1eul really is sailing off into the sunset fw' a Year, leaving in February, or, State Coach Norm Sloan after a poniesslon of first place In the fun4llled, 96-Sd college basket- PacifIc4 Conference. The ball romp over Georgia Tech. Drums also got a career-hIgh 22 The Wolfpsck laughed all the points from forward Dave way to the basket. Myers. Little Monte Towe triggered in early 21-2 spree over five A K Q2 V K 964 #K 62 49I selves." said North Carolina victory gaim the Bruins sole ... a 9OU match that peLgle all over the world are having a hard time 2 SOUTh it) 4 A---" 8/if CLATTER with BIMO BURNS have been Itelpf oil and honest with you instead of being taken in by an overly glamorow person. we believe that if MacDuf(or any really great player had been playing the hand he would not have played that third diamond. west had led ace and king of clubs to mdicate a doubieton, Th us East held seven clubs. He had fol. lowed to three trumps and •J4 4.i 109563 AK ' CAMPUS SAGIVI'ATIUS I Nov. 22 to Dec. l) Show loyalty to allies who volved In Scotch poli tics 1M 4763 A AP Spa , 8YMURRaYOU)EHMAN wI.si' 434 ? J jOP 7 1 09 1 73 Tech By KEN RAPPOPORT . ' wider par at 72. vardcm has a 77 and Ray a It'* a cold wet day here at the country club in Brookline • AQS 475 t• a :1 1 c 4J095 ' the American amateur upset these two world class professionals, iris Isis p sen n this playoff a fluke. The Ua'ee of them battle for thirteen holes, and amazingly (kilmet is not (Tacking itidei' the presswe. In (act he begins to . C)ver Romp .. ____ because of restless in. aim now. Keep active. We went the ace of hearts and down went MacBeth since there was no way for him to avoid the loss o two heart tricks to West. We don't want to et in' "jj _ truth blunily today for right results. Don't be crookl with anyone, or You would regret it later. SCORPIO (Oct. 7.'1 to Nov. 21) Don't waste time on One who supports you secretly can help you attain somegossip. cherished MacDuff scotches MacBeth's play r' - your assets. Have fun tonight socially. _76R - I D GE 1 - athayUefcrthdwithGrsy4Va Now a thtee way playoff Is necessary to find a champion. Can I oys No C. State 1-f I - . - ____ -- -, - fast-talking person should be avoided or You could lose some of cut out the four-letter words, but it hasn't done any good. 71-T newlyweds claim this old man must have his e&r to the Will because they talk In normal voices and do not shout. so wha t alioujd I do' LANDLORD DEAR LANDLORD: YOU be the jsdge. Ask the cam. plainer U you niay visit his apartment and kim for year. self whether the neighbors are out of li ne-or ft HE is. - q l.EO (July 22 It) Aug. 21) Yu can accomplish much today provided you are most careful In motion and in conversations. Don't lose your temper with mate in p.m. VIRGO (Aug, 22 to Sept. fl) Study (Of Wise Investments. A daily about it. I have told the newlyr-.,da not to talk go loud, andl to since. That trip accounted for 150 snapper, three amIZI"S GO berjacks, and black sea t*sa by the bushe l. FISHING! ____________________________________ a chieve MOON CHIIA)REN (June 22 to July 211 Show great annoyance to this gentleman, and he Complains to me ! 77 i i weeks along with whiting, blues, and a few channel bass. Ocean fishing has been at a standstill, all the boats — , home, then you can ha ndle any situation that arises. Make repairs that add to charm and comfort of home. words In their conversations. Naturally, it,& a source of from two to six pounds have been common for the past two Fred Sweet at the "Fislldng Hole" Bait Shop reported Two Apopka men in two days fishing, look a tcthi of and Mr. and Mrs. Hatcher of Orlando put5oon theirstjjnger I. GENERAL TENDENCIES: Some curious influences are In operation 50 take no chances where others are concerned. But wi th a cooperative and Conventional altitude, you can more conventional. Improve heal th. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) New horizons; open so start making plans In an Intelligent, efficient manner. Surprise mate with a lovely gift. Think prosperity. his eyebrows and says. "Please, I do not tolerate profanity." Well, a young newlywed couple has the apartment next to th is old gentleman, and they use a lot of four-letter Pier that day managed to land some of them. Sheepshead landed the same day. Joe Lynn, Maitland, caught 40, Bobby Fogle had 41. The U.S. National Open Golf ChampixL*p has attracted 170 of the finest golfers In the world for this 1913 tournament. Naturally the Bri tish golfers are the onea to watch, particularly Harry Vardon, the world-famous golfer who has won th is tournament before and who has won the British Open five limes. Merel Keller, manager of the Main Street Pier, con. firmed the eport on drum and added that everyone '4 Your surroundings in an DEAR ABBY: I Owli an apartment building. One of my kMU Isa retired school teacher. He Is a proper gentle. man RM If anyone says -,h^ The Seabreeze Bridge is yielding trout and weakfish with One gentleman fishing with a cam pole and live minnows (or speckled perch near Osteen Bridge Fi sh ('amp, got a real surprise in the (cmi of a nine and one-hall pound bass. nim Decau" DEAR SAVING: Tell hIm 701 have a few demands that have to be satisfied, We. One of them is Your own ,ij. ,respect. Aa1 feeling as You do about saving yourself for marriage. It he doesn't want to accept it, he's & ot for y. z IIIVC an Idea be way sod drnp you. But If be does, yes could be luck). total weight was 146 pounds. PE MONDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1fl4 present - . Schrelber After a flurry of school bass action last week, th e cool ?ad windy weather cut reports to a min im um. Speckled perch have been on c feeding (re.zy all this week with fineBream are biting well for the bottom fishermen around the catches coming in from every camp. bridge pilings and specks are hitting in shallow water along III 4 Day. Guava /•\ LK! I4E'6 144RK• ING SOMETHING R. ARIES (Mar. 21 to Ape. 19) Be conscientious where yo ur associates are concerned for a better understa nding wi th associates. Don 't upset set.up fluences. TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) For get that notion to redecorate don't, he'll drop me. What shoWd I do? SAVING MYSELF I guests a good tIme.) SALT WATER SCENE at the "FIshin' Hole" Tackle Barry Daytona told of a huge run of drum hitting at the Main Street Pier Wednesday. One man wi th the unlikely name of Jack Frost got five of theni which doevi't sound like much, but the Feb. 10,1974—I1A by - much of value and get the unwavering support am TV W Have a" wl - Sunday, cm" sex Is Important to him, and he wants to be sure I can satisfy his sexual demands. I like this fellow more than any I've ever dated, but I don't want to give in. On the other hand, I'm afrild If I landing nine of the dozen. (After all. Roy, we should show our team had a mixed string of bream, cats, and a couple o(bass. IIMI~ buiW A total of 12 shad fell to Roy Dwnore and a Kerdurky Ben Cook and wife scored with five and a father and soti first shot. "P1 % VAN BIJW4 pure. . . - ; . visitor fish ing out of Marine Isle Camp. Dorm Duff, who All the campers here are getting plen ty of parfish, redbreast, bluegills and ca tfish. Most of the Wekiva flyer Haven anglers are doing their fishing in the Blackwater area of the rher. Gene Foracre, who landed some nice ors here last week, returned for a repeat performance Sunday landing nine of the largemouths. ABIMM 7 DEAR ABBY: I 19-year-old girl. I (IOfl't mean t brig, but people have told me I am very pretty and ha,, a good personality. I have never had sex with anybod : saving n2yiu for marriage. Some fellows have tried to talk me out of ft. but so far I've managed to stay I recenfly met a fellow (241 who told me that I am the kind of girl be would like to marry, but before he gets -' The Sanford Herald ____________ AWY OOP -. '\ y. asked where he caught it, his Answer "As 'Rapala" plug. (Alabama having three day open season on does) three spikes, a three point, a five point, and an eight point. for a doe and a spike buck and Carter got the live pointer which Is now being mounted at Dove's Taxidermy Shop. Jim admitted that he should have had another one but, as Won't Insist On Sex am a Notes from the Plaza Sports Shop show a nln Wekiva River. At Camp Seminole Qar1es Nober gut a three and three-quarter pounder, Chris Petersen took se ve ral up to three and one-ha lf pounds. o visitors from Missouri on their first bass fishing trip, landed a five pounder and one of The six hunters downed nine deir Including four does, - . CARROLLRIGHTE jGHOROSC N 7 - in wn All these were made on live minnows while fishing the Sou th shore of the lake out of the wind. The windy days did not hurt ban fishing too much on the spike buck before the water got so high they could not return to town. With the provisions they had brought and fresh venison to eat, they fared extremely well, and after four days the water subsided enough to bring in fresh supplies. a ka in frontofthepUWerPlaflL Bass hitting on plastic wc*ms the Lemon Bluff section of the St. Johns accordIz to Pat Brooks and shad trollers are cvmlng up wi th plenty of specks as well as a few bass on shad darts. Shad have slowed do somewhat from the fist pace of lastweekbutplentyarestlll wllllng toitttke. and threequarter pound bus for "Hoppy" Hopkins this week but when _ A* ,W,1W4 If He's For Real He 1 r 1: ble HunT ue The two novices Jo urneyed to Anniston, Ala, where they were met by four local hunters f or their week In the big woods. Luckily, on the flM day out, one of the men begged a - t ra anda ndforFo%wdiiysduetohlghwalerin thewoodjg. -. M em o POTSWIN - -I.,... -_ . 1 Time Machine Local Pair Has . - - "1 I 1 M, II J$J, �- -____ - - ____ - - - -- - -_____ -- ------ - T - - ____ r - - ---__— - - z- - _ - - -- - - - - - - - - -- 12A—The Sanford Herald Sunda - ______ 0 -j i um It iI A Solution To Fin ding . H -4 Missing t Persons JEAN PATIESON calm, practical and concerned, talked with his principal or olds don't run far. A few get out except where i f is clearly coumng Is Chief of Missing Personz E. teachers. They have never 'etcachptrson1deMi', of the state, but they are more demonstrated 9 J• 'Sp Maloney. bothered to find out wno his euiy picked up. Either the threat to himself, his parents or is I mportant individual; The telephone rings. A When the missing persons friends are or where he distraught mother sobs j. division was created In June of his time after school spends police have license plate society, or the parents and needs are u great as mine and numbers to watch for or the school authorities simply I give them all the tin. t'OflttOilablY. Her daughter has last year, Maloney's experience Surprisingly, most pre-fldlilt derstanding I can. are out hitching riles. cannot cope me run aay from home. In administration, law en. runaways come from good Maloney call ed hitchhiking need confinement and treat. Again the phone rings. This Forcement and education made homes. 'You get the feeling "deplorably dangerous," and mont before they take their time a man'a voice, terse and him pro-eminently qualified to "" SS ON theirparentsare trying to buy warnedagafnsteltherhiigor place in society. strained, reports his teenage institute and develop the the kids," .t Quarts commented offering rides. FLUID OR son missing. division's activities. Maloney. "There is a lack of The third caller sounds he reasons people run Maloney has served in the effort to get the kids engaged in SO LUTION MOTOR resigned. Her aging father has pastas psychologist, educator, activities away case °'L.t conducive to i wandered off againanjc different," sighed Maloney. Maloney explains his three99 lawyer, Judge, corporate emotional 4 mental ,. kid step approach to the problem. found In any of his usual executive and civic leader. He development." and flWkSnlaY be s1Piflg haunts. girl "1 ask why the pee-adult Felt it tan man of exceptional energy, In January thl year none of at school; Again that persistent ringing, intelligence and concern with the pre-adult want married UI necessary to run away; I look ARMY-NAVY missing perso ns her parents This time the voice Is angry. the sociological problems of were ", ts rer US permission; for the cause of breakdown In from poor homes. In SURPLUS Something about brea'ung the today . may want car but his the family structure and i get December there were fhe, but or a Sanford Ave bo th t he pee-adult and parent 310 kid's neck if he ever turns up afford it or don't "My aim," explains Maloney, all were found in the immediate or guardian involved in a again. 'js to use my experience to vicinity, and had left home think he is responsible enoug Da and night weekdays and benefit m community ,and fearing Aggravating the situation, punishment for some —wç HAVE STATE FORMS -----r-hulida)s The telephone is especially the young people in Iniraction of school or home said Maloney, is the fact tt'at never sum1 In the missing hut communit) rule only smallp&rcenuigeof kids persons division of the Seminole Maloney interacts spon 'Poor kids aei'm to have less are ever runawa>s, a,i it is County Sheriff's Department, taneously and effectively with opportunity to get into mischief usua lly an intensely personal Responding to thecalls, ever people and particularly with because they have to share in problem. However, he con'jT eople In a missing the whole business of sur tends, the only remedy to the where three- %ivil.- ru1 that I'm suggesting swclline filer, of mis,sfrig, rxrof all lwr~~)nsrcpurtetl 0t:01)11c tx-conic poor," sintled .~()[15, Is Uu1111111111ity illyoung people' missing are under the age of 16, Shiloney. volvement. By lkraldStafIWrfter _1 I I . ;' Sunday, February 10, 1914 - Taiwan Museum Popular (jLj 1ft(1j.j - _1~ . ~M- --~ ___ fie urges rents to become In OLD PROBLEM irvolved I n the community and "Then there's the old especially in school activities. were reported miasing; 182 of "Nor can servicos and facilities them were under the age of 16. problem of lack of colij. be provided to remedy all the At the present rate of rotation. with the It Is aLw alarming to note the munication between parents social ills which beset Coo us *y News Service exhibits changed every three months. it would t in crime areas from the 18 and take about 30 years to display all the art shif without the wherewithall. to !S-)ear-olds down to the 13 to today tuwe ' out co TAIPEI -- The National Palace Museum here treasures In tlk- museum's ctLqody. People must be prepared to foot has become Taiwan's top attraction for foreign The aim of the rotating exhibits, acevrcling to 16-year-olds. The crimes effectively what they want to the bill." W d *4 oney. I &I committed by these young say ev en visitors. i to thpir p musewn officials, is to show the finest pieces in tena crs cannot be shrugged Maloney uok deep Unwilling though he was to The Museum, en a green hillside in the suburbs each of the nujor categories, mttvr than to off as 3(boolboy pranks or and mimicked. "Yea, groovy snipn at teachers or govern. of Taipei, houses the world's largest and rarest i epresent the widest possible range of types and truancy. Most of the serious man! Gh, wow! Yea, wow!" mental officials. he did say coNeMon of t7ftinese ' art treasures. Since its ~tylcs. crim es ioday-the rape, &1- a shortage of fully -jwri,ng in1965, the musi.-ull, has atir.1c4d niore "Tlw%. tO to believe tlk~y're there w, Objects regularly shown in. the museun, it, Than sLx million vLuto.-s, amor,g them 1.5 million clude selected bronzes, some of them cast near inurder, breaking and entcring, sa) ing someth.ing, but it's just a trained guidance personnel Ir. * Seminole county schools, and from abroad shutting adults out, 4,000)carsago, with delicate ornamentation and o itt d that goernment offIces were b Pres'nting the wealth of Chins s ancient young trscriptions recording ardent histor). AlSO teenagers-pre-adults, frequently understaffed and culture, the Naticiiial Palace Museum contains shown are fantastically carved A Malone blames f refers to call them. lot of the runaways. Teenagers short Of funds. Also decried the art objects dating from the Shang-Yin to the pieces of paintings and brushwork,des, and masterancient '' are either forbidden to smoke reluctance on the part of some 3.?00yearsfroml7B,C.tol9IlAD 04 pot at homc. or are afraid their officials to take advantage of thisage.olccrafi MLssi personsis parents will find out they areon available federal funding to becoming Charticters on the oracle bones 0 the Shang Pricelesc moerpileces, rich in MAttral value a horrendo help minimize probleins such And "Trewating every period of China's histgry, dyn=y. marking the Mgin of writing In ChL contends Maloney. In the U. S. droube." he said, is not helping as missing persons. also are -shown regularly. Visitors also ca are shown to tourists as '.'°'l' seven persons a day are either. Hmppie communes often sample the collectionof about nol&'*urs of classical Chinese Maloner does not feel PRA rewted misiting-a atallseft provide hideouts for runaways. detention ' am* of them printed by IPM ble type almost Is the answer to the Only the ftPerW family total of J,M,000 a year. Most lnLuing 13 to 16-year. missing pirsons favorites had two centuries befrre the Guiengerg Bible. the privilege cr iiewing AndWtheir art objects , Occupying a 50-acre site at WaWivangsiul,s Currently, the Nations) Palace Musiewn X-minute chive from downtown, Taipei, contains a total of some 600,000 items, Including inuseinu is one of the largest Chinese paisce- per50fl5 who tippear from bronzes. porcelains, Jades, lacquer ware, style buildings in the world. homes or John are ever J calligraphy, enanitiware, paintings, tapestries, Blending classical Chinese architecture with reported missing. ,,,In 192 the reported number writing snatmiala, documents, and bon&g. mod ern design, the museum's four-story M persons in Seminole The tznmerndty of the museum's colle.'tlon building has the star shape of a plum blossom makes It Impossible to exhibit in its entirety, first seen in the architecture of the ('hon dynasty, countY was l00. Between Jan. 1 With the exception of some choicest itcsb, art (1122-221 B C.). A specialist pointed out that Sept. , nbleda are 19A mining persoos reported on rotation, with some 300 special design makes the viewing easier ikim displayed at a time. totaled 994. In the remaining more systematic, threemonthe of 1manOtJmf 4,o 6! were re ported miming. There Is only one bright note ; i : ! ::; I I ; I j should come to us for incorm tax this talent is vital. In Seminole county With Foreign Visitors ; i - Ir _"V -51-1 - __ L_,, , -_- - - . _____ - - - - j ,*.I= i 5 .09F - Ilw_ - ,jr., - I d OW ~_ - .------------- . e,,,jjf/f! /. RIWIA,' ". L Z' - SANFORD LONGWOOD 309 E. FIRST ST. 903 N. HWY 1742 OPSn Sunday -No Appoinfmont Necessary - w • . i z'...= % N5 --.s=,-=A __ , ,L~owR_ ""'-,'~._ N,,_, - ~S - - 1 4K _. how -_ - -- _i_~_. . i -- - - - - - = • ' C. . 4 ' Engaged To Arthur J. DoughertyIII - - •1 •., -. ' . . 5 many people who come in Car Wash, Thrift Service p.m advanced. 9prr Register Station, Second and Palmetto, at center prior to first session. beginning at noon, benefit Sanford Rotary Club, 12:15 Seminole County Retarded Children Donations count as pm, Civic Center, Speaker vole for "Duty" d. Tallahassee Lobbyist harry C. I.fl'li ktn, ,nntrt.in! V:iIntini. 1Lll . i - ,, 11 I !; ALUMINUM gyn deartmesd, - ,-- 9 If you have all your savings dollars in a passbook account, even one of our high. earning passbook accounts, YOu cOUW have a money I"k. could be earning more if YOU invested a portion of your savings in our "big yi'Id" savings car fificates. Sure, we know everyone 1`1416dS the Instant availability of passbw* S ngs, u you also need Pa work uSED OFFSET PFlNTING PLATES 13 INCHES BY 36 INCHES __ C EACH - IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (TheyJust Fit Between Studdinas and Raffers) I WON-RUSTiNG PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPL2GUN .-. 1 - 0 - . - -- _ "-- . ... : --- -.='=: I - ~% . _______________ - - .- - i o!jta long range savings program that earns maximum interest Build your passbook account up until , savings certificate, and With our IOW $1,000 Minimum, that doesn't take lOng—th n start rebuilding your passbook account so you can buy more. Corn. to FIRST FEDERAL OF SEMINOLE and lotus help you stop the mon *y leak. -- $jj YOU Teague Middle School PTA red by . thletic Flarlds. 7:30 p.m., First Federal, ?Ca Edgewater Dr.. sis p fur 'aub rttotdIn. Am.tem'r c1bmper n'l yrie fkimnm. fre" wrjfrrs 17AN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL r:011 ROOFING oe, INSULATING X "means 1 column by 2 in TQsmaiJjarandIc R FECIRAL' ._.. wnr . anioru - _ - -- - . 300 N. FRFNCN AVE ___________ '•-- 1 - - -_- '•".JL _____ FAYE MARIE MARAZITA Engaged to Steve W.Elliott Soper. officiating. - am ffli At Open House On Golden Amfiversary Mr. and Mrs. William H. Hawkins observed their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house reception, Feb, at the home of their sonand his f.mIly, Mr. and MnT, Hawkins, 1327 Forest DrIve, Sanford. Hosting the event were the - - • Â. a -- .- -- ____ - - couple's two sons -es, the beautiful gold and glass Black Forest Anniversary [1I Approximately 60 relatives and friends called between the appointedboursof4 to 6 p.m. Jessie Marie Mathews and William H. Hawkins were married Feb. 3, ia4 at the . V. blue -- 41tj,- - - "r- 1_7 f_r~ .___ -I long . r "_% _ -, - sleeve = polyeste.- crepe dress, pearl 7~A -" -_ tipped carnation boutonniere. cake, horsd'oeuvres, chips and dip chicken and ivJ - Mr and Mrs Alberto 0. DePavia 61Cm Lost Tree Circle Pine Hills G~Iando, are announcing the engagement and ha thcoming marriage of (heir daughter, Cynthia Ann DePavia, to Jack Roger Eggers, son of Mr. And Mrs. William It. Eggers, Lake Howell Lane, Maltland. \tisslkPa%ta bornm 110) N \ is the ,i Mr . and Mrs Joseph Francic,a, Pine Hills, and Mr and . - ,- - -_ . . - L4 - , . to the guests •-- . .. _ ¶ -- _ / , ., F SEMINOLE =- - - -----:-------- ________ SANFORD * OVIEDO @ LONGWOOD 6 WINTER PARK a ORANGE CITY * LENTURV - _' ?L%ZA a ______ PH. M-2611 • • - up___ — • tip 0 • . - .'Opening II- • - - __,_L I RAMONA 'MN SIZEMORE 4 .. Engaged to Ralph W. Pel.ers I - _ . Soon - _ —C if, - _uuI— —'- --_ -- —I_ -_ - - - -_-._ - -_- - ? 9,# 10 - A. "r —.- --. 1) I - ' / -1 The - I . - . It -~ ,b .. f I I . 1' __ _ r )`114 %a I - • ) - . - MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM H. HAWKINS I . . . On their golden wedding anniversar% - r t - - their parents with servi and entertaining. Joan and Julie hawkins presided ai the punch unch bowl and Janet Hawkins char of the gue.qt book. The couple received many lovely gift and their two sons and _JJ•3J•- ', w' i' - leases and a slm'Ie white ta in the center. The crystal punch bovil was xurrounded by lilies of the - LILZ5_ . Wq - __I~ :- -- . A .f --- - - - ,• - -. L± L. I ~~_ ___ 7____ -- __ A were overlaid with identical white lace edged cloths. The three tiered wedding cake Was detor4utcd ith ruses and gold leaves and topped with a cluster of white roses. gold leaves and a gold 50 emblem. The cake was flanked by two small compact arrangements v.1k and ., -w • Society, Sigma Club, Nike Health Cwvm Club and the table wu adornod with an et Racers of Ortariclo. Her fiance, born nEva,m.is the g,mofMrarrangementIe0fc tipped arna tions, and Mrs. Harry W. McClain, Paractise Island, St. Peterbaby's breath and tern. sburg, and .Mr. and .". Evner W. Eggers, Magijolia He Is a graduate of Oviedo High School and Central Adult High. Hewas a member of the Beta Club flonor society, the Swim Team and Street Racers of Orlando, While In High School he was photographIr for the y1edJan" Year B lie I$ Presently A Salem= for Automotive Parts Service of Orlando, Inc. The wndding is planned Ire April 6, at 1 p.m., et St. An. drews Catholic Church Pine Hills. I A. - i, punch, DePavia-Eggets- . . with yellow throat wW p.%arl _____J.•. weir In the Ship Yards in Brunswick, Ga. After returning to Sanford he worked for Florida Power and UghtCo.aidreUdfter 5 )s. They have two sons, A. T. aixi W. D, Hakins and fIve grandchildren, Johnny, Da vid, Ja net, Joan and Julie Hawkins. - guests attired In a powder _____ home of the bride's father in Luke Monroe, They lived in Lake Monroe and North Lake Mroe for 47 years. At the time of their marriage Mr. Hawkins was sell-employed as a butcher at Hawkins Meat Market, in Sa nford. Later he was employed as a 'lock and their Mr. and Mrs. W. Hawkins. She is A "Uale of Nisynard Evan's High School, '-.• ...' - -1 ~, - - 1971, .• Orlando, where sbe was ameml of the National Honor I • I - - denof the Anchor Club, secretary of the Junior Q, Tri-Hi-Y and an outstanding senior. She received her AA degree from the University of Florida in Ir#3 and whille there was a member (Z Delta Gamme Sorority, president of "Little Sisters" to Delta Tan Delta Fraternity and a member of University Squires an honorary fraternity. She Is presently attending Valencia Conununity College and will receive her degree as a registered nurse In April 1975. Her fiance, born In Sanford, is the grandson of Mrs. H.H. Slaughter and the late Mr. Slaughter, 2400 Swnmerlin Ave., and the late Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Riser. He Is a 1963 graduate of Seminole High School where he was active in Varsity football, basketball and basebsfl and received the Peter Schall Troçh and 'Senloi' aperlative." lie was graduat ed from Florida Slate University in 1967 Sad * member of Sigma thi Fraternity and active In Vs.rsity football. He Is presently a Building Ci,nsi1tant and salenan for Engineering and Consictinn Co. The wedding will be an event of April 19, at 8 p.m. in Holy Episcopal ('hutch Sanford with Father Lero D - - - / ________________ - ft 1 - ~ e was graduated from Seminole High School in 7a _~ nuts . - Ape you pouping SHEETS Donkey Basketball ga me, various a3.e M ts ol Inc school. 7:30 p.m., -Seminole High. 2 ~._ Mr., .1n. N W CYNT}IIAANNDEI'AIVA Engaged to Jack it Eggers _ - ' - tendent W. P. Layer % Ill speak on 'ceht.ol 7nning md six I --- - ~ , - andniaple rumcookieswere Fe& Is All Sonl Church Men a Club SALE! - FOR 6:l5and7p.m.Novlceclass,$ . late Mr. and Mrs W It. Stewart and the late Mrs and Mrs. .'- Seminole Calendar - - marriage of their daughter, Frances ElLialx-th Willum ., to James Harrison Riset, son of Mrs. Francis R. DarWW, Aldus Drive, Longwood, and the late Janws A. Rim. MissWflllam3,boflinSanford,istheggrof ale 1. ______ -_- - bet'gi to the child's school or 3~014 - Z -.7~-,. THE NATIONAL PALACE MUSEUA1 IN TAIPEI Feb. 9— - '- .- Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. William.s. 19M Park Ave., -4 ' - both the wedding and the reception which will be held in fixFellowship Hall. . describe their own child," said ...ombmnsciasica Ch inese and mod ern design ) . - : i - ., __ I .i __ - - - --- ~ .i&J2L -- ~- - - . - __ t'* Wdl ams-Riser 1L t All friends of the couple are cordially invited to attend . _____ ~__ - _-- ',,I-1. . hirffl.jU1_- FRANCES ELIZABETH WILLIAMS - - . Engaged to James H. Riser ' .- 2 -- I - __ ' — at : i ___ Medical Records AdmInistration. The wedding will be an even! of March of March 16, -__: _ V-Z=_ ___ ---_ - enn of the Spanish Club. Key Club, chorus and DeMolay. In 1973 he was graduated from Seminole Junior College _____ _ 1 - -_______________ i___ ~, . . ., is the grand dugbter of Mrs. Lydia Blizzard also of Church lull and Mr. andMrs.EimerK.SizemorecfWesjCia,5C The bride-elect Li a 1973 graduate of Oviedo High School w he re she participated in t he Science Club, French Club, - '-- 4 "' F _______________ . -. Ann SL, St. Mary's, Ga. ver, born In Miami. is a graduate of Sernincile High School and attended college for one year. She has been active in the Woffwns Softball and Coach [Awaie Liesgues. him is presently employed by SobIka Sandwich Shop tier nance, born in Aim, Go. is the grandson of Dalton Canim, Route 3, Alma. Go. He is a graduate of Blackshear High School, in Blackshear, C.. and Is presently employed Facility Equilpment Operator by the City of Clearwater, Fla. The wedding will be an event of May 18, at 2 p.m., Central Baptist Church. - BetaClub,andSwjmTeam, She was aisoacflve inRa Inbow in WeM Union. ONo and is presently attending F.T.U. as a Pre-Medical Student with a major in Microbiology. h er fiance, who was born in Sanford, Is the grandson of Mr. and Mn. William L. Heirs of Sanford. He is a 1971 graduateo(SemlnoleHjgh Scboolwberehewasamember ---' . e .- Mr. and Mrs Charles Q. ShIver, 1331 SummerLin Ave., Sanford, we announcing the engagement and marriage of their daughter, Patricia Mae Shiver, to Larry Miss Siremore born In Church Hill T ' _ "W % *ver-Couison Mr. and Mrs. James B. Sizemore of Geneva are andng the engagement and fhrthc(lfllflg marriagedtheir daughter, Miss Ramona Shin Sizemore, to Ralph Wayne Ptlers, son of Mrs. Mildred Petffs of Sanford wicl Ralph L. , ~. - Sizentore -.i--eters ' "z . 1) ' . - _. ____ ; _________ ~ PATRICIA MAE SHRIVER i fr red after work, or too busy min sotal activities to give their I fl me attention and dull - - , 4 - left pretty much to their own ~ "I, I 7'..mr - , r. 17 - . .. I Mrs. Clara Matheson of Lake Mary, is announcing the engagement and approaching nw.iage of her daughter, Clara Nell Matheson, to Arthur James Dougherty Ill, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Dougherty Jr., also of Lake Mary. Miss Matheson, the daughter of the late Murdock P. Matheson, w born in Sanford. She is a 1973 graduate of Seminole Hip ,chool and is presently attending Seminole Junior College. Her dance, born in Sathwd La a graduate of minote 111gb School and holds the rank of Corporal In the U.S. Marine p. He Is presently employed as an electric Ian by Crawford Electric Co. The wedding will be an event of Feb. 2.1, at 7: p.m. at the home of the bride, In Luke Mary. - .9r0 . - 3tqervisIonandpre4du1$5 I t ! W10111 re.ionsp. :" . . _17 - . g s a, police CC ps ) cii olol judges could rs reasons, sighed Maloney. Pruutn usually starts the home," lie explained. enerally you can trace tiiI,s back to a poor family With both parents working n no parental is E~_ _ai~t~ -- ~ - . -1 Yktheson-Dougheay TAX PEOPLE _____ _______ ..- -t_ -_. .-%I-- ` ~ I - . . 40 way from home? "If only sociologIsts G . I I - ,_ - - a . I yea - ___ I- . Sh It DONMELOCKe r .•_ . - r - __ ____ ,,t_ ., . - &: -_ 7W;, - __,__ _ ~_ -.-- __ --.-- i-------- .. . INCOME - --- ~ CLARA NELL MATHESON THE - - _ ___________ many as are reported 1. _- ___________ - -'uu - Her fiance, born In Lumberton, N C is a graduate of 111gb Pclnt College and is presently employed by the Levttz Furniture Co, in Greensboro, N C The wedding is planned for March 16, at 2 p.m. In Green. hI)ro Me thodist (iurch, West Market St Grensboro. VOWOL- - I~ ,-- ~I . . , -, 0 : -- _______ __ . -_-, _______1aA1h,_ --- - , . % _ - . - of1G0persousamonth_atht i - -- - :- - - .- K - - ~~ -' issing. Of the 231 who disapppew-,d in January thii r, 242 What nukes people, L -- - -, - ________ .)~m.1 ~,I f1l~_ * -____ - -,'. - .. ) In this sad tale Maloney the high recovery rate as - I i ~. - --_ . 4 _ _____ Mr. and Mrs. Vincenzo James Marazita, 200 Homewood Sanford, are announcing the engagement and forthcuming marriage of their daughter, Faye Marie to Ste ve Warran Elliott, son of Mrs. Frances Elliott, G reensboro, N. C. Miss Maraz.ita, the gra nddaughter of Mrs. Charles E. Jones, Sanford, was born in Norfolk, Vs. )e was graduated from Sernimle High School in 1969, where she was co-editor of the Sally, and a member of the French and Anchor Clubs. She is presently employed by the Rex Pharmaceutical Distributor in Greensboro, N C .- ______ -_-_ reat While we make a mistake. But ifour error ineans you must pay additional tax, you pay only the tax. We pay any interest or penalty. We stand bchind our w6rk. - 1 - Urazi ta- Elliott '. - _____________________________ . ; . -- - I -___-.~'- in a 7: .i • : I __ Ma - _____________________ j 'y you flS - - rwI _________________________________________________ -- _____________________________________________ -- I _ W ___________ ia --- - Block 7 ___ - - Ave., 1 ___________ CALM AND PRACTICAL AND CONCERNED Missing Persons Chief E J Maloney (Herald Photo by Jean Patteson) Pare ij . - I, wt - ; World : - -1 - 11 -. . 's -- W - _______ - .;' ., __I L.... i I - - - -A,~-Z-,.- r. , . trui C , 11P - _-_-_ ___ 1 y, Feb. 10,1974 -- - w -- - 'L. I - _I- __ .--- --- - _ ,-.---•. • •_-_ •_•_-_• __ - .. — _ ______ �— ______ 2B—The Sanford Herald - -- - — - -------------- - - - - -------' _-- - -- - .--- - --- .___ - --- - ----.-- - ____ By ELDA NICHOLS ____ y/ T - — - ç 'I ., the correct background and working with other adults, where she received her Schools. Her first job in can lead to a principl Mary Jane's duties are Seminole County Teachers are able to have a Master's, Mary was at Spring Attracth'e and highly arJane has been varied. "1 assist teachers in Lake Elementary, five years tfrulate Mary great amount of personal involved in education. coming Jane puts in gathering curri.'ulum ago. quite a fe extra hours pergrowth in this type of teaching train the snowy North to the materials, and in the methods "I really enjoyed the open laining to her work. situation (u14ren are to a head of F1da, Mary Jane has us ed In this job I can stand concept and had a good learning process from interface become acclimated and only hock and She said, '1 u& to make most observe, and take an stimulating year there," she of my clothes, but just don't with more personatities. I also now n od then misses the snow objective ook at the whole said. believe talents are more, fully and ice. ha the time now ." eurriculurn in the entire school. Then .she jl(lde(l, -I.: I asl%ist the staff Ill eviluating though I Mudenis," she continued, think the open concept mricerts and plays and see Administrative Assistant uf their needs und the direction in is gr eat for teaching, there are most of the Mary June attended a K-12 Qurricolwn is now ones that come to being im. which they'll take their soniechildnw ho sfl1l need the lando. showing! last Sunday 7 -. ' Nancvl Newsnotes lob 6) .- . Vni,,nt,,nr L - T IJVIJ4II UIlVflI. - .- I , f I received a call the other day Ruthisacivicmindedgalwho attends every iowicil meeting, and Ia interested in seeing ci ty Feb. 7, was Ruth's birthday, and L' hope she tni the best __ . I - I __ri - — __ - ___-__._, ORGANIZ E.S CURRICULUM I, % ;_1 0 coue (Herald Phcto By Elda Nichols) - come from governmental sources, llre is no provision The next meeting of Ladles Auxiliary to the Winter for captial outlay for a building '.-, -- # : Babb Bag ,, ,. ., . _V ___ - . 1. .- a .A~ =- - ~ .i_ Springs Volunteer Fire program. . I ' . - - . - .-I i -I 7 . ' " i. : . '- ' org - &w. - - '- - - ' ida . - ' ... - Volunteer Ho ital Service 7' s Happiness For Li y LotZ ' , _ - - Children Skillf ul In Adult Dealing - . . . - -- _____ ________ WILLIAMS years, is now a free lance ., .. • . . - - 14 e still friends! During the entire week I have _________________ Anyhow, we won got him off the sophisticated level, down to been attacked, bombarded, interrogated as if I were a hardened criminal, I J . 1. t _. D ANCE ARTISTS AT ADJUDICATION the ssd of Seminole County .'. and had n most delightful time -• ' 1 ii r I it i ,it AUTOGR -- - - L AI M . ___ , - Stride, ' :-J ; wovR •' _______ __________________ ,' Favorite Valentine Srv'1O1- I SWEETHEART SALE I Furniture in Stock—No Special Order lS1lrII:tk) )ii t/1 4I!II'[ /ia.1,.Q.i,r(— 'rI' *40 crwo çi:) OFF L4 j &a 4b 11 / Woods Lyon- Shaw - :. . ". ... _____ ,, - - Custom Draperiec For In- Home Decorator Service filled with wrought Iron Jam All Wally MIPS and aluminum furniture - In a bouquet of colors. At' Orlando Forge whore quality and iervice is our ___ as ____ ShOP L trademark at Hmne 322-3315 No 00"I P4OCPLIFQ4 _____________ . %0 t%taivd Qua. LP4IV%I ORLANDO " FORGE INC. "Where Orange Meets Fa irbanks" j ;ii Orange Ave., Winter Park, Fla. Ph. 47-2s34 ". ,'.'_.—'— 11 ' :' Ill ' , It's called Tortuga... a baby turtle print that's the newest in reptile looks. Fashioned into a simple pump for the simply el'egant woman. - PHILIPS __________________ '-.:.-" - Pastel Blue. Pink c..a,n _______________ - ' '..:,,-4.. .. I Ourbeauhlulshowroomhs 1.41.. ,' ""-Il h,r,l, February 11 thru 23rd '. 'O.h'\CbO..L Meadowcrall Brown Jordan Carolina Forge Tropitone as a non-conductor to both heat and cold. Bycombiningbothwoodand yarn you have the essence of Del Mar Woven wood, Del Mar shades, Draperies, Dividers a Doors will help you "Keep your cool" or k eep your warm. Just call SAV t.JAAp insulation. Yarn acts in fta Cotd-and Puiiey Shade *thoverdraperies ______ _____ - - / , - - FROM A STAR Wonder why men wait in line Juft to be Valentine ~0) 4. -- f:. _____________________________________________ - . - quotes from women during week: (herald Photo by Doris Williams) entertaining him. Tha t night the guild board of - ----- • 0 uo a e %V o ni en . - ____ - - I - - -, I I I -- is - more than 12,M0 Shop can be short and formal Carpet is not just a noor. or long and casual. Plushes are covering material, it is the simple and elegant and can home furnishing which corl. 1 com plement traditional or tributes more to the color, style, contemporary interiors, and individuality of your borne the ads and room thananyotherproduct.It has tn Look at ke years Of punWirrint and settings in t'he decorating still rmnintain its irrnth ir I m to t.e texture and color to bring heut v. B THE ASSOCIATED PRESS out the best In your home No home furnishing can elicit ere - - BF_AUTYOFlTAI.1, range, go to work on texture I'll -, _________ ______ After you've Settled on a color COLOR AND f ____ - - ____ • : '' ________ _______ - — immediately. The sophisticated New k • who danced with New _ .doing a great Job and could use is being sought to ool enough I WINTER SPRINGS—Hi! ~~_-lm~~2_4. The "Longwooj Srngouts" some help. How about POI'thble Wilts to serve the ' .' becoming involved and joining many who need this school. recently performed at the That .nosny has to be obtained ---'A-, Ihis . Orlando Fubho Square. Th e .7 through private donations. ": L " "S1111111011111" also Performed __~ I have rtceived matly Calls The results rl the provem, jointly with thl Tangelo Park from people Interested in given at the school have been Elementary Fifth Grade •' " The persoa to dramatic in some cases, .. Cnorus singing, "Up With contact is M. Susan lao, t proving the need for such a People," "Let There Be Peace I had occasion to call facility, .: On Earth," and "It's A Small M K the other day and If YOU would care to give to WOrld" answered the phone with 'God this worthy cause, telephone . . There was a fulli colnilihment, Bless You, Susan xl" 131,ull lio t.l ye, ,~'-'-_- .- ~from the Longwood SchooL The speaking." What a lovely way tributlo to the SCARC, P.O. director, Mrs. Sharmaui Taylor to L' -: the in't it? Box 1*, Sanford. Flor , wuid like to thank all the While root a women's libber, for the boys wio only had one 32771. - a! parents for getting their we DO agree with some of the day of Ice skating while tj -e 4'.j -. Mrs. Shirley Osgood things "the girls" advocate, daughters there, and the LILY LUTZ REWARDED GOOD NEIGHBOR OF THE Women need a change from "Stngouts" for their beautiful president of the North Orlando Garden Club iniforms rile that WEEK is Larry Ward of los ...For 10,000h(mrs of volunteer sf.Tvice I housework, child care and their annual banquet La all set, AIdeood St. Accolades such television an outlet for their (Herald Photo By Charles Edwards Altamonte Springs-south in charge of the festivities w ill a "a fantastic pen," i' Seminole Chamber of Corn. Happy Birthday wishes go to be Mrs. Sally Bowersox and friend," "always around when Doe can do domec chores will N be 111 one of the MW hkeat* wail Mrs. Janet Pottinger. The you need him," "devotes many almost automatically, rIght? the newly - prop o d in tewn, Mill ituth Iiolvnan, banquet Li to celebrate the 10th ho.s to helping Scouts C11 T1% But what don one do with oriells Organlution 11w Hoixznans bought a house annh'ersary of the club's if. although he has nly girls, grey matter? "ers'i 131 to Mrs. Paul French, one of its illthedtlirwyears.goonN, filtatlon with the Natlenal "makes you feel ManYWomenhav,soIY,1U Iximemovers(wIth A1,amont, Eeman Street. Attic they Federation of Garden Clubs arOW4 him," etc., hay, been problem by doing volunteer Spring, Councilman Helen J % MW from the military. they . it will be held at the Pouring in for this fine gm wcrk. Mrs. Petci Folley of th e Keyser) . Some newspaper type caine back here to live. Charles Longwood Hotel, Thursday tIc-man. Need I say more' Tanglewood area spends (me or (Chuck) Jlolzman is t pointed out the initials would be %* evening. A short business twa nights a week tutoring undignified when used In he only p;.td fireman, andhe6city's t By FANNE-M.EDWARDS hIS0 meeting will follow the dinner. married John NW we were faltered for a moment. printed modia! Fire Chief a( the Winter Svilings Mners ly d. Good Bye and God Bs! ra He ld Copoodcat ready to leave on our This isinaddition taking care "Docto tor McDaniel suggested ofherhome,hndchlWand honeymoon, he cri-ed and that I become a pink Lady at TODAY I NOTICED: a . Alone in bet apartmant in begged me to take him with the hospital. He said that it a full time job. She also sings In --swed Young thi".. in team . 8mm Towers in Sanford, Lily us," she said. after getting a traffic violation would help occupy myminJpj a choir, Budde Lots, $3.'yeara.young, Lil y Lola was born in Melrose time. 1ind II certainly has." she cita tion, Of course, she remembers the busy, cheerful Park, III., a suburb of Qdo, said. ihouidn'i have been speeding da ys of eryea. when she on April 3, II to Harry hut we felt a great deal of Thus, Mrs. Derek O'Donoghue of sympathy at the age of i, in and hubby John and their three Sophie Budde. Her parents for Des'. ua children, now grown arid wer. devüt Cerma,- Jan ry of 1960, !.LLy LolL . i,,,, began her career as a "Pin k married, with children of their Lutherans. Her Lady." At first, she began, as own, laughed played and chided German teaching in Planned great things together. mnornins and English school In all%'olunteersdo,by working at (c*iUs, too, how she the afternoons. At the age of 16 the front desk, checking in helped her ailing mother rear the family moved o Logan visitors, filing and sorting the her younger sisters and Port, hid. cartIs,answerjngU,wand brcthers and of the past years it was at a church convention wheeling the Sur.,shjne Cart and not so long ago, when she in Detroit, Mich., that Lily met fromroomorroomtodhtribute eared for her husband during handsome John tots, After a bookz, magazines and daily By MARILYN GORDON ference. A child who is his several severe strokes. yeor's romancli, Ill were papers to the Patients, as well Seminole Coordial dependent 115 mail lot them. Lily LOU knows service to married on July 36, 1912. Youth Progrrnns,b, e1TlOtiOrIa1(sdjngsup1asa others. She also brought them plants They moved to rt. Wayne, esschild leans on a Most children are skiliful in Ind. where he- was an ac. folks had sent them and kept Today, a little -mother) is less likely to be older, a little countant and later, a tax tbetfl watered. After a short dealing with older persons -, wiser . popular than the chljd who perhaps a little slower consWt with the General while .me was put in charge of before they learn to play a role leans on an and a little sadder, lily La adult for practical children their own age. Coffee Shop, where the Electric Co. Here, three gift with lovely the serving others in giving of children help in caing out his ideas. is now. She Eeri after establishing good were born to them, shop herself, willingly and undid this for 2 relations with his age mates, a Most popular of all is the child selfishly. She is "Pink Lady", Dorothea, Robert and Richard who will seek help from his youngster frequently comes Several years later they with Seminole Memorial When the new win peers rather than an adult, g was adults, as though using them 0 Hospital Women's Auxiliary, settled in Cleveland, Ohio, added to the hospital and a new In a study of nursery school a base from which to rnaite , Just last week, Lily received where the children grew up and X-Ray room, opened, Lily ofe children two to four years excursions into the world of Ida ag — were married. ___________ fered her services to bring peers. lie a beautiful silver Paul Revere likely to step out of age, it was found that the lain the proud grandmother patient. -- ----=—-.------ -bowl (mm the irt-'Je,it of tle __ ---and from there, She aimloril' lusage mates with more older children did respond to ofeightandgreatg dlnoJwr board of the hospital For arrivesatthehospltalbefore8 assurance 111* feels signsofdI3t33 For example of nine", Lily said. l0, a.m., and has the First patient hours of continued about his relationships with they would notice a bruised In l92, Mr. Lou, after suf- ready for vice to the hospital and X.liays promptly at 8 adults, hand although it Wi's not (cring se veral milder strokes, am. patients She has been doing this bandaged. It is interesting to know that retired. eversince,flvetow'saday Cornpetlticn Is more "Fat giving freely and on. even children as young as 24 "We had read mritu'h on days a rrnmnir,ent ciet'k. In froni the age of 4. i - - i(tshI) addition to tier month., are drawn iiiw to or,e 'if her timii and Dollar> te new Retirement I . I petition for prestige and clhlldthananotherAttbeag,of talents. to bring cheer AM Center In Ceeral flagl The etc, y * f 5 or 6, children will play with a accomplent,mIIy comes co mfort to 1-he I)MILalim4 in following year we took a hip to I "I call the X-Ray staff of gilaymate awy CIO rot WW law UmofMnipleutica f or the Seminole Hospital and for DoBary,l1kadft Attu" -1 4. purthaaed Ta IIIyfamUy.WIJ,51 rtaiuiss , so ,-; - play akin., Yowig ren --Mthehs*affand laflt1n13We.d,bt motothrejn.ntla ChO :-' .: . Ow of 2 are ralike1ylobemo said John ahomeU and mve in do, Brain Towers in September of i WMILIM dilld is SChfrId,*, CeTaUV, and friendly than year. ,, APH IW2 these boys gave me doihI€1 WMII ytftuythga like to her, a comnpefly, and hostile, and community, beautlfuL "I am bigger than you,,. UWMmi pony h FRANK SINATRA JR. ButOMPhs a *109nph of himself for A young "My childhood desire was to We attended =iny of the who b -ought rile thU lovely big plant effettlye, AM most popular "Mine's nicer" Theresa Bari'inat o Sanford, after his appearance at Once Upon ,% will ° a nurse," SnidlAly, I parties given at DeRar a theirgl'. Idon't know what MaySer love peoile and I enjoy doing Mansion and enjoyed our oi who can comig Stage dinner Uieatre in Orlando. Houston Mellon ui Orlando looks coml life it'scal1ed,bu$I5y, W than when alone. aiUv1tyto tidagi for others. Prom the there for z rats. But , , fanaIrp- Jr. will make hhi debut a a dramatic actor or: television Mr. The healthy peesclao3 child W the L "I love my work and tre time my mother became ill, I Lots with acotfident reliance on March :i when the pilot show of a new series in which he stars wfl his not only eooperatt,a ,gym. suffering one zhatt peopkwlthwhomf'n, Ifecl own resources, hail to help i'ear my sisters and strokekept after pnmiere o NBC. "Fraud" is an irvesligator series based on actual the other, until he tlwtmny life Is complete, except 're,chool children who I)iithlt qu. brothers. I wits the fourth of 11 was taken from me hi !9. of course the ices of my dear deped heavily consumer fraud cuV4 on rile in the San Frandw.V disWict allomey's The healthy preschool child dlik%Nn. I 11VACtically rured "As you m:ght It", Ws Jotm,but Own, ooe mif, expect not Ilkcly to be vt. . y popular. not only cooperates syrn. my youngest brother from the death was a great lois to me, to hove everything," die said Herald Photo Ey Jean Ptteson) clay be was born. In (Oct. when I And it However, mitlil is," Here her voice with a smile, the kind of ftltii'fJy retutkwips, de pe but alSO ndency makes I dif" bickeri, quarrels and fights. -- I ' - ____ Rolling Hills has been en. Ih'rahl Correspondent tertaining an o setwoiniate I from "up nawth." Deirdre Hey, all you 'publicity Owens, playing opposite Don persons' in SOl Seminole — Aineche In the Once Upon a this reporter would like to mite Stage Dinner Theater's news of your organizations, production of "Girl in the officers, purposes, special Freudian Slip," Is Deirdre events and meetings for O'Dor.oghut's godmother. V ! publication in The Sanford Young lirdre'a 16th birthday Herald. was celebrated last week with Of course, people are also dinner and attendanco at the interested in the hobbles, ac. show in which her namesake is romp hznentsand activities of appearing. ALL South Seminole women, whether or not they belong to -anizations. With the diversity of Mrs. Charles Henry. a foriner backgroumb. education, travel English teacher at Oviedo High and interests School; her husband, a former iutowthg area, this UIfln English teacher at South could and should be fascinating &minole Junior High School reading for all of us. and their three ions are back in the area after spending some S time in Pennsylvania. The mild . it 1 01 . Enrollment has risen from 15 Around Sentinole [tic - ..' - Y_ from iriends and neighbors t han a stylish new carpet, and Well you just did and it's the forthco it's difficult here is no substitute for a to get a t good ming publication, most beautiful spot fn America "Most people think that just carpet for less than $5 per repothbLe ca Organizationfor Rehabilitation "Who's Who in the World of So, how tMorewget the about everybody because you want to sing and directcrs honored the artist at square yart It may look g bit. througn Training ...sind Women,advice you need to make the P.I grabb!ng a comer and start the dance, yow 6on't want thow at first, but after a dinmr PortY and it wtu obvious year or two, right choice. Dear lovable ANNE GFIl. that he was tascinated with the International vocational Doris Is the sister of wheels of progress rolling Othl things. I "J5IUIII WILII 1IUUL5 UI'4JJttI 3"1 I'."eueu me wnoie warmth he found here. J. I'ICKENS, San- toward that goal? forward to getting married and stililipping again. in fl countries, thing! ford, and also REV. WILLIAM having a family. I'm gonna get Attending the dinner with Ever hear of YOURS II? So forget the uncouth There are good and bad LEONARD JONES, Union ___ married some da y." Actress Todd were Dora Lee, president, Be sure to get glued to the Debo,ah the unruth too! It's a quaint little core- Park. carpets in all styles and in all Allen, starring i her husband, TOM RUSSELl., slgnment shop, sponsored by tube Sunday between I and 2 Broadway play, 'Rasn', asn the materials: good and bad shags, A note from GINGER and the guild artistic directors p.m., when Sanford's own neatha. 0111, which features slightly good and bad plushes, good and UERNDON, whom I have MIHIMI RYE and VAI.EIIIE Speaking of Ignorance much CATIiIE STOWEI.L, will 'p worn couture fashions at bad nylons, etc. aiWa)3 admired as a oridly WELD. those blisters are fraction of their original cost. didn't realize so burning), I hotcs on the Cerebral PaLsey woman of vast intelligence, *130 MILDRED CASKEY, many bowled. Telethon. During Feb. 1), through Feb. revealed she La definitely in. "The separation was Just too ANLEY IJSK , BY AN Accompanied by an avid Also sharing in the behind- long for us 16, from 10 until 5:30 p.m. terested in what gives with JOE to come back KURAMAI. BETH AND UMS 11 is having the annual bowler to the tanes I as an ob. the,t scene activities are the Ann's philoaopj. She asked DONALD NLCHOL and clearance sale to benefit 0111 server), was astounded not to Stowell darlings, CARIN and victim of the Vietnam war that I keep the info coming, CORRINE AND tVALTER and the fashions are priced so recognize one person in the JAYVEE, since the entire concept is an RYE, victims of clrcwnstance.s. In a # i enignia to most people. afford whole lot except PETE six-year period everyone Also RUM AND HARRY low You simply cannot not to get down to 160 Lincoln DUGGAN, telling my friend So to 3tOU skeptics who have KNIFFIN (and their two hfw Art enthusiasts and the grow and we grew in our own guild Ave., Winter Park for the big that Pete's beautiful wife, general conderr.wd Anne Gelunan as a separate ways. There have Just public will have a field dancer children, DEBBIE and sale. MABEL, worked hard toward fraud, etc., and her educational Sunda - Y, from noon to 5 been too many dianges in our TONY), EVELYN and DON You can purchase a closet full beautifying me. lives." Va Van Loan, Lie at Sanford Civic BALES, mA CARL DIETRICH of designer fashions bearing Wouldn't you know that soon movementONLy, I've news and j... when Sanford-Serrinole Art for 17 years of Air Force Col. status.symt'ol labels for MAllEt, came strolling in to Association will be for you. staging, an Jack Van Loan, former prison. retrieve her husband. practically nothing, Anne is married to a if a S how Art er of war, speaking about why 'N and TC4. Happy Days are here again! Anyhow it was fun, and bargains are your bag then bag generous, wonderful man of king a divorce. ee Three paintings will be the IS s mis time it's the th for '37 out for t he sale as fast as you although I means. ROBERT ROBESON, and the naine of the game Was out of my awardod as door prizes at 3:30 is "league". latched on to who laid the foundation for the MATCHING NUMBERS for the can. 01 - . goo] feature story for the P.m. at which time awards Will 11 real I Spiritual Research Society and Seminole "We were complet be presented to the winning notl High School future, I thought we wcre an as. Educational Center. 11cr 0 graduates of 17. artists, act. He was trying to hide local followers including A dinner dance La being men he left that evening and ministers, professors, doctoca, planned n May with flyers came back to San Francisco How sweet it is! lawyers, etc. and ordinary being sent to all known ad. High-fashion women were Remember there'flbe hearts, and left me with my son and earth people are seeking a dresses. 1" wall-to-wall at the Cavalier sweethearts, fun and frolic at daughter-in-law who were suphigher level of !Ife. Anyone h.Ang any In. Motor Inn Wednesday when Set& Sigma Phi's Annual posed to be on their second $ There are no tithes or pledges formation as to missing )6p_ . Sanford Woman's Club met Valentine Charity Ball, Feb. 16, honeymoon. He should have and the society is funded classmates, please contact Appointment Not there for the monthly business at 9 p.m., at It Civic made me come back with him Sanford through voluntary donations BOYD COI,CMAN, 322-3137, Always Necessary meeting and luncheon while Center, to ber.efit Seminole or stayed with me. So it was and a very modest fee for Sanford, or TOPSY MITCHELL Call 3224912 . t1b (heir club house is getting a County for pure Jealousy. It left me with Association vi highly crn3tructive classes KIRKLAND, 4224757, for the inuch-needed face lift. offered there. Orlando area. The first person I spotted Wi'S AM a royal investiture will decided to take off." Angelina Furthermore, Anne uses her Befty gIing liz HEISRICII, who be HáStyw Solon order of the evening with Alloto, speaking of her hills. psychic power in many i was positively ravishing in a And "You Haven't Changed L. Alloto, crowning of a king and band, Mayor Joseph l. stances, including assisting law a Bit" is expected when 31 Commercial (Next to Holiday House) white pantsuit lavishly trimand why she "vanished" for 18 SANFORD _____________________ ~ No spirited beverages will be GRATIS,. .anciwithout Had a most enjoying time sold, so everybody Mayfair Country Club for a BYOB, publicity. sharing conversation while dinner lance, March 23, at . NEWBANKVEEP annual event is usually 1 F dining with p.m. . Doris Jones Anderson "1 have contemplated doing NORA GORDON, an advance sell-out, so get those MINNIE STILICKI.AND, reservations in... Anyone knowing the like about this for a long time I think J Well. dear readers, what you ELOISF ('011AN'S and her yesterda). Call o! any class RUTH people need to know about canhave just read ix rot exactly the %hereabouts member, lost, strayedorstoten, Advancing upward in the friend, IRENE SAilORS, from BRESNICK, 322-6685, or SUE didates and know who they are way I originally begar the call life ANNE AIKEN, NANCY wonderful world of business is a T31iadiga, Ga. CEYNOWA, .123-17 7K after 5 voting for. I plan to speak out columnn. I counter-attacked Also spotted AGNES lIARp.m. about honor and integrity and TERWII4I..IGER, BETTY formerSanfcrdlt," MRS. MACK critic..and not nicely. PER, mother of Florida's lust morality." Louise Snyder BOWFS, FRED GAN or INEE DORIS JONES) AN. After a telephone call from a Douglas, farm wife of US. I UCY DERSON. daughter of MR. lady MRS. REUBIN (DONNA perfect strangcr commending AND MRS. W. L.. JONES of LOU) ASKEW, who looked So until we meet somewhere, Rep. M. Gene Snyder, who me on my humble account of great! I'm off on a pink cloud kick, plans to oppose her ex-husband REV. B. ANNE GEHMAN, I According to PAT OLM. with a simple, sweet, happy La. in the May Republican priAs trust officer for the just had to do some recycling. STEAD,. fantastic tii• mary. flea market Atlantic National Bank of Nobody asked me...BUT.,. It The xtrangcr, LORIS will be the order of 1I daY, MOONSHOT Jacksonville, Doris has been would appear that 1, with all the BOUTWELL, a former -.. Feb. 16, from 9a.m. to pin, at elected vice president and trust talented gardeners, nature newspaperwoman with several the Woman's Club of Win ter of fi cer of the bank. lovers and anti-litterers BIG dailies, considers the Park, 419 South Interlachen A l3 graduate of Seminole around, that Sanford Woman's article worthy of national Ave. High School, she Is Featured in Club Civic Improvement : publication. Would you believe There will bean abundance of -ç "Who's Who Among American Project could be a cinch, and • 96 her words were really a quality items a'. the unusual Wo I' men" and will be featured in Sanford could emerge as the I) celestial aymphony...and after I mart, The public Is cordially -__________________________ ______________________ outlined my counter-at ta ck invited and refreshments will .. te ; '' INSULATE strategy, she started pouring be available. out words of wisdom. 'I 11 4 1, metaphysics for 14 years..and DECORATEI (. 0 ow this wonderful gal probably Ever hear of ORT' Wood Is a natural " . I , hyJOAN 8*88 and prosperous future. - a charming minister friend, Spring F Festival. He is traveling ho Is also president of Sanford the entire Southcst judgtr' MintcrIal ASitI (ki ifl and very 5elect C11iIiIflIC. Ifts ' ' 1 ford-Seminole to determine if Or Is it blistering? wewivagaiiitietIe"topn" to My week started off with a appear in Southeastern .. Mary Jane Armstrong works out study different hues and colors ofThe average cost of a good fered by today's carpet makers, carpet today is about 113 per Certainly there is more bu t not every color is availa ble square yard including in. confusion over carpeting than in every style, so try to decide ataliatlon over a good cushion any other home furnishing. first what color will best fit your That means you should elan Forget the many popular overall decorating plan. to spend about $250 for a 12 a carpet "myths" and make your Patterns subtle or IS' room. Always figure the carpet shopping a pleasurable and multi-colors in the medium total cost of the areas you are experience instead of a twain- tones are the most practicl for carpeting and not jtt the twis ting struggle. Central Florida. square yard price. sa', . 1 BYCARLR. GREENE I ____ and came to Sanford to ad. 1.j . uwe home of Mrs. Betty Givens, 50 cresting a desperate need for new buildings, A goal of $50,000 North Third St. These ladles t ___ -I . . -- ..... ' - 1. I Jones, is ted with the Red SchOol House operated by the Seminole County Association f'r Retarded ChiIfrt'n. Sht explained that although DePartment will be held on 1t I)OI(IS . Dora fee and a VIIIII - - I -- t \, .- 1. ____ ,f setters, Dora L#'e spotted ' . - Carpit;t Puying r uide SI " went to McCoy Jeipoct to meet a ballet master, TODD BOLENDER, whom we had never 'even seen a picture of. Out of the throngs of jet- , . — - _ RUSSELL,but your ESP is i . noose. Pardon me, DORA LEE • -- - Abandon Popular Myths eka6k Fate or deatiny? In IS r!Pmintwt, 1-11 iiwwii. urrwuium is Our sectrity of a ras In New York. Her ambition t schooi.s in Seminole County, primary function," she said. become a teacher was classroom. Th e youngster may according to school population Mary Jane Armstrong is an Frances Walton, principal at feel the need of having just stImula when she helped the "The personnel in these jobs Eastkook Elementary School, Assistant at kindergarten teacher teacher, Lowborn during provides a pool from which at received high Eastbrook Elementary School. her Senior praise from Mary Hut I feel an open concept year. least some of the d- Jane. " flexible, special arrangements really enjoyed the Coming to Eatbro1i from a ministration positions will be "Mrs. Walton is an excellent can be made for certain Children, The teacher would let leif-contained school filled, The job helps us improve principal and we are quite children." me assist her during my ford Mary Jane is able free our skills and background and compatible in our outlook. It's a periods, and it was then I expertise," said Administrative assistants comnare the two types of Mary Jane. pleasure to work with her, as were re start ed quested by principals in scnooLs from leaning toward a WWId Interestingly, the ratio of our approaches are teaching career, ' she said, similar." the county a few years ago. perience. men verses women in the job Ikiore moving to Eastbrook, Seminole Coun ty is one of th e Since obtaining her degree runs two men to thirteen Mary Jane worked at H "I'm a *'eat proponent of from the university of the State OPPer fastest growing counties In the women, on the elementary Elementary; Spring Lake state,for thecertain job is apersorts fine prowith ving open4pace schools," she said. of New York, at Buffalo, and level, in Seminole County. while Elementary; Sanford Gram- ground "As a teacher, I find it highly -the Adelphi University, at the national ratio is 75 men to 25 mar; and Monroe-Wilson sti-inulatl4g, dwing ideas and Garden City, Long Island, women. - iI ANI kepi my neck out of the school during her school years pietnented -- I1pr1, I r Sunday, Feb. 10, 1974-301 The Sanford Herald 'Marm' Rises In Education School I ,,. i _-__---- Su nday, Feb. 10, 1974 Open Concept For Mary Jane Armstrong .. q- -- t.a.az, a w 3 1 West liffi St. SANFORD, FLORIDA Bone, - Sirytig kminc1., Vo)viia CaIIC.lI.d (30$) Red & Block Sizes 5 to 10 AAAA-B Widths 228 E. FIRST PH 322 352 I �EAME- ___y_ 7 - 4C— 4h, Gum Gem nothing to It. you just cut Out the Pieces and se them toge ther! That really is positive thinkIn, for a lady of 82 tnd.e, years. The Lambs will soon be _A observing year of fr First meeting. As we sat and chatted we touched on several subjects of Interest to all present but one of the most outstandjng was the facat t th Charles told me that while he and Hazel were In Germany they were so pleased to note the magnifici LIZ MAThIEUX BY ent Herald c libraries and churches which the present day German is so 1. i -_ Interested. How many of you dear readers are aware of the Fact that we have a budding "diva" in our midst. That's right, little i : 1 Hope Wolfe. daughter of Mr. and Mi-J. Clifford Wolfe was a He further said that when he chatted with the German __ hiv hlte orchids with her and we ended up making a lovely pink corsage for her to takeover to Titusville to give to one of her precious senior citizens Marie and Cliff are much Involved with the older folk over In that area anc are ap. patently doing a good job of it, tOO. __ V Z1 ALES . Our take Li Nunsbcromw, - . '. - - -- N ________ _______ %,;. -.;~ Ft. Wayne. 1 q..f. I . '11 •n . . iLl !!v.\oR, • - Nobody, guest soloist over in Winter , Garden at the American Legion Hall. She also sang at the First Christian Church ever In Orlando Hope Is on1 7 ytar!-old She ___ .1 '.ra1 grade I .1 t -. C0ngtatulatio5 to Sandy and Ge ne va Elementary Sch The Men's Club of the First She also has a very talented Jack Kaiser Who are United Methodist Church of celebrating their first an. Gene Younger va met for dinner again ________ ____________ fli%ersary this week. Tuesday and report a good I told you that I would let you !_=_ N meeting. . % 'In on more of the subject of i)rn _____________________ The Women of the Christian The I)naJcjson and his 78th birthday Congratulations are also in supper for them ____________ party. Boy oh boy, it was a slur order to Mr. and Mrs. John each week,cook and then the fellows so and then Heckle who had a tiny baby bo y just sit am ound and plot some ••% (':acker, fried f ish un til he to join t he I ir midst last week. He good deed tby can do to ,1 im&. almost couldn't. Mary made weighed °y 0Ut pounds and prove their church buildings or - . _ Owe deli cious hush puppies 13 and one-half ounces. grounds. she taaowefl known for (lej.s ! think this IsagOaIJ way of --I face it,, she is Just a keeping In touch, don't you' .'ø no matter what she is enklrig Tom Fuller is their president, saul tnat she used more Let's ;ill be much in prayer but as r of now has been under --.-- than five pounds of corn meal for young Master Steven the weather, . 5 _ ,.-and I iaii Cochmn as he Journeys to i — I had two birthday cakes Jac ksonville to have surgery on and there were more his hand at St. Luke's Hospital. Cathy Markowics Rouse and persons . Ill If Steven had a very narrow her children were recent guests ltopIeasant is out jn the ecape when he had a brief o( her parents, Mr. ,j JjJ jI(t.rL 1URI7' ADDRESS ES G ARDENERS ,j Doilai&.' a encounter with a fire C.F. Markowjc'z. I was ex. thone stately old ti—s. Once Thanksgiving Day. Steve is the vctlng Cathy to stay over for MRS. JOHN Havejoc. (r) past horticulture chairman Of District VI, thee you can relax and Just son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerry the forthcoming marriage of Florida Federation of Garden Clubs, was guest speaker en joy life and thars w ha t Cochran of Cochran Rnad, Garden Club honored the past presidents at a Silver when DeBary bet bro ther, John, 10 1OVdY Tea. Welcoming the guest speaker are Mrs. James WaliIn, (I), club president; M Cathy Jane Clark, on and Mrs. March 23, a St. Luke's Dennis Thiskei bought his Arthur Peterson, the current District 'I Horticulturechairman, and GraceMathjeubhomefrnn Lutheran Church. but gum also chairman of the event. wife, Slusron, a goat. Now she Sodui, N.Y., and wi ll be here has chickens, ig daft Cats- dogs for the next two weeks. Also event. (Herald Photo by Charles Edwards) — and a goat to keep her company visiting are Mr. and Mrs, between all oftheothertiungs Charles Coffin of Cleveland, the does so beautifully. N.Y. Grace is Joe's sister-hi. Sue Thomas took her three Speaking of Sharon, her law and the Coffins are cousLts. playful youngsters to spend the morn, Opal karraker, is back We had a real good get-together week-end with their dad, David, home after a sojourn at ata come us you are .,e, who I, currently working in Seminole Memorial Hospital Jackso n vill e. They will be w undwent a few 'RIM 0 leaving their lovely Buck Lake tests. Bill Woodr,i((, father of home the early part of June to Steven D. Webb, 21, 152 E. Gary L, batten, 20, RI. I David Thelma Mann, was admitted to Join Davie and we shall be wxry Lake liz Michael J. Stanley, is, Ave., LW, Sheila A. 345 MUd., Sherry D. Green, 17, hosts at a fl at their Florida hospitals few days ago to see them go. Shenandoah Village, 4220 S Oil. Denmark, 19, same add. Rt I lix 343, MtId. Genevit home in himor of their tecousc of a flare-up with the r .• , xti, i. Ronald A. Frederick, 25, W. , 101 Roy D. Burfield, 25,330 kvw neighbors, Pat and Angie old ticker but he Is back home Fern Country Club Dr. Haven, Charmalne S. Al bert, Park Blvd., No. 113, FP, Susan The J J Marcanteis enjoyed Pittaluga. now and going great guns, PUalugnan4 Doug las C. Baggi, 22, 3315 22, 313 SUmaDr. a day with the Paul Maxwells Several mutual friends at. N. Stambaugh, 17, 107 IAkC French Ave., Lisa M. C. John R. Schneider, 24, 116 Minnie Dr. tedasdidOdapia Napert, 18, 411 Magnolia Ave. (her parents) Sunday and Fairway, iw, Gundy E. _______________ If ,u want a good laugh l.°ulsetoldme that the Mar. Calvin and Elizabeth Okihani, iome time Muefler,23,pnJosHts Ill. ask Ruth eantel's son, Brian, broke his ant Buddy Thomas, Mrs. Everett McC1cnno, 19, 1336 about her trip to Qttahothse, collar Perry Susie,, and all four bone and will have to W. 15th, Albert Warren, 1$, Rt. 2 She will pat you David and Elfie's very healthy wear a liarnesa" for the next Ba 4A. wiuie she Orange CO.-Lire z weeks. young "M Wayne Harvey & Mary Gtry C. Spotta, 21, 216 Appleton vi Helen M,, wf, 4 visited with her son, -children. Pinewinds Dr., Wendle F. Two ageless buddies of mine, two little children, Wade, 18, 2 Flamingo Dr. Orange Co.-..Michacl Hubert Virginia D. Mr. and Mrs. Chtk' Lamb. William Ii. Wachter & Win. Our '.ery beautiful great L (line & Lynda Nye Byid , B. McKibbin, 23, 2O) s. Who will so-on be (12 and &) Virginia M., wf 4 children. ake Ave., Inda A. W est, '.lrs. Mayrne SIe is a patient niece, Sheila Mathieux, is back Annic Mae Gathers Ernest, 21, respectively are currently at Lake View Nursing center in home after a long stay up In in E. Woodland Dr. W 3 children, James T. Cullen & Brenda C., plotucg another trip and only SanfJ. Why not drop 10 by Lake Tahoe. Sheila saw Diana M. Harvey Lawrence Frank L. Corder, 24. 1436 f 2 ch. heaven knows where 10 this her. I bet she will be happy tn ferent Monte Cam Ci, Oil., Maly Donald, wf 3 children. (harks B. Fla nders & Grace, time! have compa ny. Stewart, 35, 2000 Marlboro he Lelia blast iu1e s Pearl Mincey & Ed., wf was minor child si The Lambs have recently "Mrs. Mare" will be well gone, but that she was Kenneth R. ShueU, 17, 10 Udren, husband child Wm. J. Mason & Lorraine A., returned from Germany where to Merlin Cl., CB, Tern A. Mingi, remembered by a great lit! home andhappy Margie Parker & LouIs 0. Pt 3 children Would they traveled with 11w nOW nnznber of folks in Seminole return to her Job with the 16, 203 Waveijy Dr., FP, w i child Yvonne U. Whilsett & Charles famous Druchnw4je,'5 Hand. Coun ty, more especially the telephone company over In Toy Lee Scott & j John P. Dorsey, 61, w P., wf former nameI told you all educators, for slit j Whispering Waters, Apt. , former narne.-.Frem Orland,-Wjnter Park Alexander. Remember ich was husband, W.L. Skeg, taught Diana Jane Soderquist H!dg. 4, WP, Ruth Miller , r& auctioned oft to Dent- school i Kenn th A., Pt former narneeP. for many, many years. Wncrset, 219 E. Canton, cheiste,'s Band fund to help LOOK AROUND Visceglia James RIggs, 19, 15 Carriage defray expene3 along the way. Speaking Bertie Hughes Wright & 11111Cr., CB, Diane H. Mead, 18, of hearts to all of Roy Now Hazel tells me that the is Your home It. Jr. you, my good and faithful 11(10 Gallabad Dr. (1). already at work making Mane and C'idf ori Holzer Robert W. Prarman, is, Rt I Linda Brewton Garvjn & Everyone else does readers, I wish you IL)VE and another quilt. When I asienJ h came by to visit for a hendrick Jr., Pt, 1 child. few all that is good in honor of this By 201, LW, Cynthia K . how in the world she found minutes the other day and we St. Freeman, to, same add. Arm Beatrice liar-bin & J. Valentine's Day. time to STERCHI FURNITURE did lia.e a real gal, lest. We Win . Jr., wf name restoredClaiboitne C. Falls, so see you around Seminole . io Gregory she made those beautiful q'ilis talked about almost everything. 1100 French Avenue County and don't forget to keep South St., F1', Patricia A. she replied, "Oh, th ere's Marie brought twor.f her very Easy terms 322.7t5 ,,) sinilin. organ, 32. lix 78j, F. P. Total weight° diamonds add up to dazzling beauty. ab Bridal Me-i's ini_. set 6 diamonds. 7 damonth, t '' carat 101st .alg*l', 14 karat gold. $299 carat 101st ,jii1', 14 karjt bid, $329 Rty'.:,in C".a'ge • Zar Cu!om Ciwge 8.anhAmV,casd • Uaue Charge F 'c' . Cr.ers Clut, • - _______ '-'..i .0, ,3, ____ "-3 ______ ORDER YOUR ____________ IS _____ __________ ' - ka Court House Recordings — r 9% A " Seminole Lo(lge for Every Occasion Is now accepting patients for the same skilled, quality nursing home care provided since 1964. I 0 s:- - Roses and Beautiful Flowers 0. 0 1 Other 1-1 Gi j6By flaø -. - JtL(lm hi~~ Tz (In The- A- -—U- - -_ r_z .eid) / . I fI - 7 Dish Gardens 0 0 _"\ / Terrariums From $ 7,5 0 /0 ' "NJ OUT : OF T(X,VN ORDERS 300 Ray A venue, Sanford, Fla. 32771 Ph. 322-6755 - DIAL 322-1822 209 Commercial Sanford , ,'j - .1 * . - •' i 1 ' 1I ' ~- ,~ " 1 , av"~: i ct1tZfl_d .0 .' 0 A - 104 phone E. FIRST IT. ?iiASTERCHARGE STORE 'lO U RS: 1 - :z- - I. • - , . :" .' 323.2$1t DANK AMERICARO TO S:30 EACH DAY ' n . "r . A. 0 , a . ' . ..- , - PRICE, .. - . -. . ' .: ,1' •, - . " - :'. .-.., rl__=~,_, . - ' • * - , L -... ,, _____ It could be smart to buy a hummie now despite high interest rates. For example, a ho use worth $40,000 today could easily be worth $46,000 in two years. If you were to buy that house today on a $5,000 down payment and a $35,000 mortgage at 9 percent you'd 1 pay$7,O32intwoyearsformnterestandamortizatlon,Ifyotjcould lioythesamehousetodavforthi-samcprlceatonjy 8perc'ent and terms as uhuve,>ou'd save only $552 in Interest Costs. But the same house, two years from now, could cost you $6,000 more. In addition, look what ,ou'd save with your income tax dedu ct ions for interest and taxes. A lso, even if interest rates '1'' to come down th e appreciation of the ho use will make up for any lasses. No matter how you slice it, now seems the best time to do nne;hing. on the saziw Dli you kaow that during the put two years nw facilities and rrlated construction at the Sanford Airport has exceeded a half nillilon dollars? Also, according to Airport Authority (huarmanJohn Y. Met-err, the Authority has submittedarequezt to th Federal A'iiation Administration and the State of Florida for i'artici;flon In a $2 million project, for co'otruction of new taxiways, verlay ci the present cast-weat runway and prtest taxiway, hew lighting for all runways anti taxiways, visual upproach indicator for all runways, new fire rescue vehicle, I perimnetir fenciag an'I other related items. Let us hasten t j xint out that no City advaloreni taxes will be nllo'ated for th ese items. Sanford's participation in th is project will revenues genuated by the airport Itself. Any net revenues airport o erations are requiredby the FAA to be plowed back Into the aliWt. 1 1 - '.a ,•' , - - - .-. . .,_ .V .- -. - . - -- :. -v :' - ':•• - •. -. - .., still short. "All building products are in great demand right now," he said. "The c,-iu.sing us the iut l klngi I recently are related to petroleum, like roofing materials." At the Wilco Company Ring Hacker's comments reflected Goetzinger's: "We're having no marked problem getting lumber although some mills , . . .' Is Fav ored her? It's there - if you want to pay the price!" Bob Goetzlnger at Gregory Lum ber in Sanford confirmed most lumber is becoming more regularly available and only some high quality lumber Is trend in Central Florida sprawl space and a Florida have said kiln- dry lumber may , home styles is away from the room where a' family can cook be Short. '," Span ish and Colonial designs out, sun themselves, or enjoy "It is the petrochemical " favored a few years ago, and the cool breeze of evening, are materials that are in short h towards the all wood and glaso the Important living areas in supply - or may aion be," said co nstruction of the California today's homes. Hacker. style, according to Betsy The kitchen Li another area He called the energy crisis an Godfrey, executive vice- demanding special attenticn. •iy excuse" for the shortage president of the Ross Dish-washers by now are of building materials, saying Organization, Orlando. considered sta ndard equip. the un us ually heavy demand In "Today people want the ment;trashcompactor-sarethe theareahascreatedmostol'the Ca lifornia ranch," said Mrs. appliances In demand today, difficulties. Godfrey. "They like the according to Mrs. Godfrey. "D's a demand situation," woodsy, natural look, plenty of Women want their kitchens said Hacker. "Bathroom fluglass and clean sweeping lines, large, with room for a breakfast lures are hard to find, but that's This is how a lmost everyone table. More often than not this because the demand ias exenvisions their dream house table will be used for lunch and ceeded the supply." now." dinner also, or a least as a "It's almost like the stock ' - - ' got all I To complimen t the na tural loading station for TV trays to market -the situation cha nges look of the exterior of these be taken through to the family from day to day. Probably homes, wooded lots are room. t here is not a single component favored. In many Instances a rite he used e In building that hasn't Th favo color sc me -home will actually be built continues to be the citrus been short some time over the arounda free, or group of trees, colors, especially lime green pa-st year." . .. says Mrs. Godfrey. and tangerine, says Mrs. Interiors are undergoing Godfrey. "Those colors capture ROOFING MATERIAL changes also. Formal areas in the spirit of Florida so well, I Mines are shrinking. People doubt they will ever fall out of Roofing material is the item are still having formal dining fashion," she remarked. "The Sanford contractor A. K. and li ving rooms built because greens are so fresh and cool, Shoemaker has found most -, . they be lieve these will enhance while the lemon and orange difficulty obtaining. He said the - . '' ' -- You might not believe this, at first, but luncheon tickets for he has served as his Board's orientation instructor, - v,' : I • the January 24 mncetln5 of the Orlando-Winter Park Board of Realtors were being scalpcd. Th e ticke ts normally go for $4 each. Airport Improvements R f5 - - ' , CLEAN SHARP LINES FAVORED FOR FLORIDA HOMES the resade value of their homes, shades bring a little sunshine oil spillage law in FkrWa is but is on informal right indoors." largely to blame - that oil living armfamily roa A drift towards lavoring companies vre not going to "It would be nice to think we natural earth tones In the come into ports where they had are moving back to more California ranch homes is urthnruted lia bi li ty for spillage. unified families who need areas apparant, however. "Wi th so And while . Sh oe maker where they can do things much wood both outdoors and has writ ten to Gay. Reubin together," commented Mrs. in, people are naturally looking Askew pointing out the Godfrey. "However, I think we for matching earth and wood necessity to lessen the liability must see It u a reflection of a and stone colors for their burden from the oil companies' whole new lifestyle - an in- carpeting, drapes and paint. shoulders, he holds out little formal one," work," explained Mrs. God. hope of anything being done at frey. this point. Gone are the days of formal These neutral iJiades allow The asphalt Is stockpiling In in invitations and staid Cflfor versatile decorating. They Texas, said Shoemaker, where tertalning in a room so form the perfect background roofing materials are being carefully arranged guests pass fur almost any color scheme, made. These have been to be the visit it. (ear and trembling and an imaginative decorator transported to Florida by truck, n spilling their coffee on the can %ar)' the look of a home by using more fuel and raising the white carpet or knocking over simply changing the colors of cost of the roofing. an antique vase, the cushions In the livingroom "Basically government Today, more likely, guests or spreads in the bedrooms. controls have caused a lot of the Three years ago, Herbert paperhanging, Much of the too good covered with several will breeze in Unannounced Mrs. Godfrey believes shortage problems," said McCarley and his wife, antique furniture in the house coats of old paint. But after through the hack entrance, homeow ners in the Seminole- Shoemaker, "We need to get Marylyn, bought a large, old has been restored by the getting down to the original hoist themselves up onto the Orange areas are happy with back to the old free enterprise two-story house In Oviedo, Built MtCarley's. wood, we saw that many of the kitchen table or stretch out on their new homes. "Developers system. There are enough in the 18W's by George Brown, "When we bought the house, pift, e3 were very good." sWd it was sold to the James If. King there were several pieces (f Maryl yn. The restored fur- the rug in front of the television, are doing a good job of keeping energetic people in this country and chat for minute in the infoJofthetrea,-J they to come up with some way Of family, when the Browns furniture in It. None of it looked I Can't. On Pg. ('01.1.) morning . ilding are bu to suit Futu re od ucing the items that are in pr moved West. -_____________________________________ _A (amity room with plenty o,' homeowners," she affirmed, demand," Even though the house had — lie agreed there had been been boarded up and negl ec ted some overtiulicing in the area, for many years. McCarley said ... Homes in "The Springs" reflect popular trend ________ Cou p1 e Restores Old Oviedo House One of Centr al Florida's mod active and best known Realtors is O.C. Halyard Jr., of Winter Springs. Formerly with Atkins, Creen.Stauffer&Co.,andnowxicepresldentof Bellelllggslnc., Orlando, Halyard was recently elect ed secre ta ry of th e OrlandoWinter Park Board of Realtors. lie's a native of Tennessee but , grew up in Kentucky. He has a uegree in Radio and Journalism from the University of Kentucky. lie ca me to Central Florida In '4 IN and entered the real estate profession In 1967. He WilS his Board's "Realtor of the Year," in 1972. Halyard teaches Florida Real Estate Commission co urses at Rollins College and since 1971 . THIS INCLUDES - - ' ed educecI Ve iyt h i fl n ock T 1 /2 .. , Jues 4 PATTE r- . Very few people can quarrel about land use plans. There has been some talk about a national land use plan as well as the use of Federal funds to encourage state land use plans. Seminole County's Board of Commissioners may seek leg islation to enable it to establish a land use plan in cooperation with the county's seven Incorporated municipalities. However, governmental bodies will have to take into consideration that they may tIC subject to having to pay fair compensation to persons whose property interests may be adversely affected by land use ulaUons Now Uuat is a swit& and may be sonittlui ng 10 seriously think about! - - a C . Land Use Compensation * 0 0 If - ., . particular meeting featured one of the country's most b&f fling and most popular mentalists. Kreskin. The 325 ticket, went li ke hotcakes and before it was all over the ducats were being scalped for-we heard-as high as $10. We got our tickets early and let nit tell you it was worth it! The amazing Kreaktn is, well, amazing! . 4, _ _,.)'.rA!i, /',Home Style muc sooner. downtown Howard Jchnson's. However, the program for t1b Glass . to a little over $12 million during the previous year. The probable reason for the Increase in valuation was due to the fact that during the 1972-71 year 32 permits were issued for multi-family residences w hich includes the numerous apartment buildings started during the year. - DIAL 322-2611or831..9993 t 1. ____ I ;~! ".. The hoard had 325 of them available for the meeting held at 40W OGUE I Wood, _ R appearing in The Sanford Herald are available to you in 8xO reprint size ______ _ 9, Seminole Lodge .0 ____ ____ ihe Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) has asked Realtors throughout the nation for eamly input on the development of preliminary housing Insulation standards to redwe energy consumption. Very shottly HUD expects to finalize insulation standards for homes with FHA insured loans. There are preliminary suggestions that homes In some parts of the country will have to have up to nine Inches of ceiling insulation. There Is also a possibilit y that existing ho mes will be required to NOW, Mon. I .A-. it __ -1 . ________ &4W Return Skep 1111 1 __ ___ William Sazbe. Sawyer managed Saxbe'a successful 1969 Ohio campaign for a U.S. Senate seat. ____ PLEASE PLACE YOUR 1 ,1 1 1 1 1 1 __ _____ Is The 1973 president of the National Association of Realtors, J.D. Sa wyer, of Middletown, Ohio, has been named associate attorney general of the United States by Attotney General ' Sent Anywhere In The World :. ________ Saxbe Names Realtor 0 ;, For Informallm CIII or Write Donald Grahsm, Ownsr.Adml4strator Nursing and Con'i&escen' Residence ._ Traditional Modern and spacious, Seminole Lodge is located In the heart of Sanford's Medical facilities, M '' Materials commented Leroy Robb, owner go up a couple of cents each commented, In many part of the country '- We offer individual care In an intimate, warm, colorful, home-like atmosphere. hiparp CNaa,Fipn, Cut 0 liii Sftnv.PI... Wooden Ware, Wall Plaques Ccsrusyi. Jew*y-for that special gill, Coin. in and brown* , Of "We are simply qverbuilt," price on almost everything to help thinking we need," Robb needed," he ____ During the year 1973, construction Inside the city limits of ___ Sanford was down from that of 1971.72. During 1972-73 the city bu ilding department issued 2,35 building pe rmits as compar ed to 2,811 permits (or the previous year. However, pents during 0 0 ?s'larriage Appijeations Dissolution8 Of Marriage 0 S N 0W ! _ ___ What effect will the energy crisis have on tourism In Florida? The Florida Department of Co mmerce says th e general feelin g Is that once the Initial Impact of the gasoline shortgage is over tourists will again take to the roads and airways erwoute to Florida and the attraction capital of the world, central Florida. I. ]FLONUR ____ ____ ll I fiiil;fi-Aiiiiiiiii'llillilliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiillillililililljllillllI I I I I I - - - ) I 41 within NE VA. %g row The latest available propulation growth figures for Florida come from Senator Robert Graham of Miami Lakes. He indicates that Florida is growing at the rate of 43 persona per hour or 1,032 per day or 7,fl4 per week. Close to home, predictions Indicate that the 51,000 population of Wet Volusia County will jump to 108000 i'-' __________ ________ th Predlected G By JUIJAN STF.NS'TROSI _____________ ___________ however. is com- Items are becoming scarce. plaining as loud and clear as ________________ past thstat they firmly stated that "they wanted NO PART OF WAlU' Mr. Lamb Gladys Murphy told me me thit several of the historical there is quite a bit of building buildrngs which were laid waste going on down at Lake Harney during World War H are still left standing today as a grim Beach. lam not surprised. That is one of the most beautiful rem1ndr. spots in Geneva to me. - Peg. JC 0 .. • IVI%All 1%J JEAN PATIESON c.istruction industry leaders. the energy crisis Is being of a construction business in month - maybe more,,, he VARIETY OF ITEMS HERAU) STAFF WRITER The Is almost unobtainable, blamed one way or another for Sanford. "Demand for building said they say. Copper is vanishing, the shortages. materials In this area In 1273 He has had difficulty ohHousewives complalnthereis All petrochemical-based In Seminole County most was tremendous. The supply To further complicate th taming a variety of items, Ina toilet tissue shortage; products are rapidly disap- builders see the materials hasn't been able to keep up." problem, Robb said area eluding cooper, asphalt, supermarket managers lament pearing as a result of the oil crunch more as a basic supply Coupled with the shortages contractors are finding dlf the shor ta ge of paper bags; shortage. In particualr asphalt- and demand issue, simply Robb sees a corresponding 1Iu1ty hiring all the labor thEY petroleum products and fire even greenhouse owners are related products, tar for roof- aggravated by the energy increase in the cost of need. "It all poin ts to a slowing rati-dsheet rock. "Wire mesh Is hard to Find, although I've been talking about a seed shortage. lug, and a wide range of plastic situation, materials. "You can expect the down of building which I can't lucky so far and ' I 1 ..i.i I )llEIDLiV1S FOLLOWING THE meeting of the DeBary Garden Club, presidents were honored at a Silver Tea, hosted by the club with Mrs. Arthur Peterson chairman, and Mrs. Donald co-chairman, Six of the nine past presidents attending areMiddleton, (1 to r) Mrs. Harry P. Newton s. James V . Hicharels and Mrs. hazel Gilhuly, seated. Standing are (I to r) Mrs. Christopher Butler, Mrs. Arthur Arington, Mrs. Donald Middleton and Mrs. James Wallin. Herald Photo by Charles Edwards) rr Sunday, February 10, 1974 "J Ethel u y ut Lack - By b • ____ Curtain spent a refreshing week-end renewing old times with a very old friend, Ellen Hardltn in Winter Haven. Ellen and Ethel were former neighbors many years ago in : , ~ )u es Real Estate. Gardening* Decorating " . NN 0 ~1 . - r I 7 '"4' I I Lif es ty..es .1 (' ,'. ... Gi ~ a -• Now 1111111V 0 ;_ Iw Special Care Needed sa wgreatbilities inthe of ten vandalized building. ••T• home was basically sound," said Marylyn. "but t'nytliing was really rough " " - - " ' ' In Protecting Plastics ' inside. Nothing had ever been tkrne to improve it. The floors were in very bad shape. We i ''j . cleaned and sanded them and discovered beautiful heart-of. pine lumber had been used" .., Much of the plaster wa •' II cracked or peeling. "We had t o •.: level the house before we could \ start on the repairs," she said. In 1915, a room had been added to the back of the how.,... . . for a kitchen. IIuncer, ti . McCmu'ley's tlet-sclel to re-do iht' ori gi na l kit, . -hen ii nd newer room as a family maui With the shifting of some walls :. tik. work was comple ted and thc '1Iifl.Il kikijen, no miuxiern. compliments the rest of the - ' - IF ., ' * admitted she did all the Shoemaker. avoid pennanent stains Wipe Extrusion Home Economies Agent ,, , . -. . •'- . • CORNER CLIPBOARD .Marylyn's prize possession (herald Photos by Elda Nichols . . for mortgages and some s horta ge of ma teri als," said k house, in a building supply store, in Orlando. It had been stored on shelves in boxes for 50 years. Wallpaper is used several walls, and Marylyn modesily lias created two shortages; a shortage In the supply of mcney away the alcohol with a cloth CRY IS THE SAME wrung from clear water, then tir> with a soft cloth. The cry is the same across . Much of today's furniture is Areas that are soiled with the county builders have run upholstered in plastics and hair oil or hair tonic should out of .4 castings, curbings, steel ').?mu".' these materials often need occasio na lly be washed with bar joints, zinc products and #I ,'r special treatment for stain mild soap and warm water, cement, and they don't know , , s.,. removal. Because of this. it is Rinse and dry as stated above, w hereto find ,,lore. Reinforcing . important to know how to take If you need to remove steel, gypsum, bathtubs and b care of these materials, chewing gum, car grease, galvanized pipes are other If you are buying furniture lipstick, shoe polish or mustard, items disappearing from the ' upholstered with plastic, check wipe off as much as possible market. to sec if there are care in- and go over thc plastic lightly 0 i structions attached. There are with a non'flarnmable cleaning Because construction is a different kinds of plastic and fl uid to emove the remaining labor-intensive area, men and , most efficient care does van'. stains. Follow by s iping wmen in the building industry • In gencial, NEVER USC thoroughly with clean Cool predict their problems are V ..- '. Fireplaces highlight live rooms in the McCarley residence. Bedrooms each boast a fireplace, as well as the living and dining rooms. An in te resting feature of the fireplaces is the Delft- like tile that Mccarlcy has -set around the front opening. The McCarkys discovered the tile B) IA)UISE I.. GILL particularly of motels and some multi-family dwellings. "This , abrasives or strong solvents on water. Chewing guns can be going to have a greater ripple plastics. Instead, follow these dislodged by rubbing ice over it. eff&'. t than ahisnt an>thing procedures Nail polish, nail polish else To remove dirt and grime, remover and lacquer will likely Construction means building sponge with warn water and cause permanent harm to facilities for production, cxmild detergent solution. For Plastic. These should be quickly plaim' one builder, and cur. best results, let the solution removed with a clean cloth or tailmuent of this industry coak a few minutes to loosen sponge. ('.o over hght!y with a prot..at,Iy has a greater effect on Jirt. and then rub briskly with a non'flamnmable cleaning fluid the overall economy for better soft tloth. Repeat if needed. using quick, ,ight motions. Then or worse th an almost any other ltimne by going over the area wipe several times with a cloth industry except control of the with a cloth wrung from clear dampened in clear water. money market water, then wipe wi th a dry Never use paint remover on iluth until plastic is nearly dry, plastic furniture. If paint is %Shile everything builders Ha! -point pen ink can cause spilled on such furnitwr wipe it need seems to be vanishing, the real prookms. It should be off with p cloth dampened in biggest shorta ge of all Is the removed immediately. Use a turpentine or kerosene. He money shortage, builders t-Ii'tti li'(l alcohol to careful as they are flammnaP,l agree �-; -,----ii d 2C-The Sanford Heral Sunday. Feb. 10, lfls u -- - _.:= r---'-'- 1- --- 41 Here's How - - --- -- r 6 Drain Talked Fuel at Boat Your Water Heater Of I . r.. ten .- - %.O I . # Real Estate They ---- - -- 0 r~ il . . P, 1. ----- - . O" . %, I .- - - - - --- - . -- Sundey, Feb. 10, Money Plan Backed By Bankers Group pott VI J Somewhere on tour water Jchnsons of I'hiladelphla, were fuel used In the United States heater tank there a a sticker trying to decide between a Wuestlon Box anyway, so she didn't thh1k -4 I or tag telling you to drain the Some peopk don't care house and a boat. They live in th ey would suffer, — whether they get their water an apartment right tank at regular Intervals. Or '11I I , I --now, but The John Seeleys mentioned maybe homes out of purl or nut this can't decide whether they in the booklet that want that tI*y felt it might be better WASHINGTON. - An about 75 per cent of the total. parts It advises By EARL ARONSON summer. In fact, many are to lake on the ownership of a to fi live on a boat in swnxn,r, b automated, pIlot program you to do the same thing. You AP Ne'wifeatunei Supportive of this vast pooh, looking forward to "csmpinp on house. and store it in winter than to may be told to do this once a designed to make more mor. the ABA said, is the secondary By JUUAN STENSThOM New headqu3rters for All. the high seas" as one woman If we spend $10,000 for a worry about keeping I' ,. up a vaca- month or once every six HeraldReal Estate Editor put it at the annual National boat, we could use it as a SWfl tgage money available to mortgage market which Amer ka Selections, the nationthan house. They've had pipe months. Then there will be a Motor Boat show in New York. mer home on vacations prospective home bu yers is provides liquidity to the al seed trials, Istnapr per and breaks and vandalism in their reminder that there's a drain (Editor's Note: Do you he a question pertaining to real set ting of two acres featuring a A standing Joke at many ma- weekends," They spend I being co-sponsored by the primary market, a quite a mountain ski house and it is cx- valve at the base of the tank. 1' volume of stream and pond, many fine rs$ate, lazes, Insurance, planning, zoning 01 any other : rinas has been the one about few thousands on American Bankers Association more than $20 billion through tree trips eery pensive to hire someone to the big yacht that has never year anyway, he explained, and cheek plantings and Flower beds. affecting your lhIelt)ie' Iii., direct your question to the (ABA). it constantly. if they Presumably all you have to the third quarter of IM. The office of executive dlrec' been to sea - the owners he and his wile could keep Up Lifestyles, The Sanford Herald. Sanford, Fla. 32771. Be sure and 1 ' Theready-to-go system, buy a boat, it will be a sailboat do Is open the valve and let O'Brien said the pilot tor Derek Fell , plus living couldn't afford the gas. This the boat and the only charges sign your letter. However, upon publication of yaw' letter and the the water out. There's more u AMMINET (Automated program is ready to come on - quarters and grounds, ocrup) mcr. Then Motor. year the gag might be for real, would be drydock. e'ditor's reply, only your to it than that. initials will be used.). they came into the boat show Mortgage Market Information stream the first quarter this two acres on Buckingham but boat owners and their / As for the gas shortage. Richthey had been discussing 26-toot Network, Inc.), was announced year and that the ABA has Mountain only two miles from wives don 't give a toot. Some and Kennedy and his wife have The purpose of draining is but now her husband 4 today by r'aul J. O'Brien, contributed 150,000 toward lahaska's All-America display have been spending a lot of alreadyput it to the test. They g up to had to get rid of the sediment that 34-footers, and time in port, anyway. chairman of the garden of Peddlers' Village in '_,. ABA's k recently came up from Long doe3n't think he 'll stop accumulates at the bottom of Housing development costs " there, Editor: ALL-AMERICA HOME A Pompton and Real Estate Division. Lakes, NJ,, Reach, Fla.. and had no diffi- Mrs. Seeley said. the tank. A build- up of sedi' "Banks are now being invited Pennsylvania. Is there any truth to a rumor The headquarters includes couple, the Ralph Casters, lived culty getting gas. ment makes the heating of Microscuzc studies of sedimaking the rounds at a g In addition to the ABA, the to Join with other secondary bank to be located in Sanford is being organized' the Ray Hastings Library, rn.ntary rocks from various on their boat all bat summer boats can store enough Women were buzzing ar ound water less efficient, shortens corporation is being co-funded mortgage market par. named for the founder of All- areas of the world indicate to with their three children. They fuel so they don't have to worry the newest decor shown by slyj. the life of the tank and can during its pilot year by the U.S. ticipant.s," said O'Brien, "in a Am e r i c a Selections. The l. Bremer that the oldest evirecently sold the boat and are about Sundays," Kennedy In. istMary Reed on the new Hat- give you dirty water. Dear 11101: League of -Savings one-year field test of the spacious living room has 100 or dence of flowering plants ocV ------.--shopping for a new one. " We sisted. "In the Bahamas taras yacht, the queen of the It's not rumor. It's a fact. A legal notice recently appeare d Associations, the National project." The valve is threaded so nvre varieties of desert cactus curs in the tropics. This eviuse it Just w even like a though some summer they've raised gas prices, but sho In The herald Feb. 1 announcing the intentions of a group of League of Insured Savings that you can use a garden home" otei-ved Mrs Caster, they are probably Just trying to couldn' t afford the O'Brien, who Is also senior and succulents. The dining time. comes from lii. Middle I People to seek a national bank charter, Should )'OU need any Her middle son. mho was with Associations, the Mortgage vice president of Security room has an indoor gz'rden of Cretisceous period - about 100 I,...dI.... 1..___I__ -- -. -et hat the traffic will hpnr 5 vessel. Yes, she is making the U" lurE IW1WAUJUI WC rUCT you Ia this not ice. The rode In. a oucxct'tuii at a time is ______ Bankers trillion years ago. "InvestigaAssociation them, mphasacd enthusiasti. don't think the boat dealers will boats honer, but she had the of Pacific National Bank, L,os foliage and fliwerthgplants cludes the 1111211fte;; of thofe persons Intending to Organize god make Tree Protection lio ns.. .from many localities America, decor in die works before the not practical. the callY that they were still in the do that. . ." National Angeles, said cost to initial -_ application for the charter. " - L . - I - -J~~ -~ ._..- 4— orn. Keep It on until the flow Just touching themBuild a tree guard to deter around the world," he says, market for a pocr boat, even - . I -MI Association of Mutual Savings subscribers Is 1400 per Mrs Kennedy volunteered gas shortage. In the salon, the Fasten a hi;e to the ' Next turn off t h.' heat On a o '. aU'r is lull ct rength. Th month. ritt,ts ,c1 n a c from stripp- ' s u g g es t that the old(1raIl1cI-tk)r suede t,; ('akr lihl1 tJ)t h.d )ut iILptttt-tj that she has rc.id and inn the home to ,i h),IS&" Banks and the Federal home The pilot program will include lag bark turn it oil. Do this se veral gas Fired tank find the pilot _-_-_--__ est. . .angiosperm . from trunks. a hand.some sailboat. (flowering 1 ---i that boat people use 001)' aij' opens to a douUe berth, and ment drain or lead it OUt.Sidt'. Loan Mortgage Corp. 0-300 participants. The base of the tree should plants) pollen is found In local. Another c'OuPle, the Randy a tenth of one per cent of all machesthe caramel.cobrshag Remember that the end of the switch which will be in the times and you will get rid of I The idea behind AMMINET is "on" position. The other two most of the sediment. s'; AMMINET Itself is a non- be circled with one-fourth-inch tiles from the tropical Intl. Editor: I ____________ carpet that covers the deckL hose moist be lower than the are Air, and "pilot." Turn it to free up, and stimulate, profit corporation organized to mesh hardware cloth, starting tudes." Other Furniture Included a valve, Is It true that .b'no Paulued has written a book on how he I to "pilot." In this position the residential mortgage money by operate an automated trading three to four inches off the With the tank drained, _____________ handsome New Offerings upholstered N_ l . 1 burner will be oil but ihe close the valve and turn on i -providing a central data bank information center, with ter- ground and extending well salepiece A ptue-winning new Burpee Ill -m 'aucantakeolfaallonof pilot will remain on. On an the cold water. (pen a hot —Mrs. RMF _________________________________________ %ith boblers. Skimming over ______________________ - at the touch of a fingertip r, a good monthly ms~ niinals in participating banks. above the snow line. Generally flower for 1974 is Red 7-Star Yes, It's true that Jena Paulucci wrote a book on his fantastic cedure, by Just opening the with listings of secondary Marigold, which has scarlet thewaterornot, the decorating Roger B. Hawkins, director of an IB4nch.tall guard will do. turned off by turning aff the open until the water comes successes In the business world. It', good reading, too. The book is 1;Because mice prefer to feed and gold blooms on bushy theme is a PIV ..,, valve briefly. But once every nearby switch, or pair mortgage offers that meet the ABA Housing and Real Al IM of -/ out. Close It. Open and close entitled. "How It Was to Make $100,000,000 in A Hurry.1' It's the and rest under cover of vegeta. plants 14 inches tall. They (arI, and the motif was par- six months and never less specific needs. Estate Sivision, said that lion, coc of the other hot water than once a year the tank switches. story of Jena and t he bean sprout,dealing With the free-wheeling remove the grass and bloom from seed In only six ticularly evident In the master sh scope The of this project my VIN I faucets the same way to get '' AMMINET "Is not an ' . ould be drained and ex- weed cover around the plants weeks. They cannot reproduce adventurea of the Italian Immigrant's son who marketed (]ahaese stateroom where male and feultimately be measured in the change, since the actual by-sell to dLcowage them. With the hose in place open rid of the air that as acthemselves but bloom from food hi his own vnorthodo* style and made a fortune doing IL I male giraffes stretched out the filled. billions of dollars to potential transaction; will still be the valve and let the water cumulated in the pipes. PIDIOjIn s pring to frost. length of the bed's spreads. havean idea that you can probably find a copy at the Sanford kh. 0 41 There are two pipes anci run out. Not all of the sedi' homeowuers. Statistics of the privately conducted. When and where did flowerOth er )lurpee newcomers for Ther Public IJbrary.11 you can't, get in touch with me and I Will seet. Federal Itserve Board show "But," plants sa id originate? spring Hawkins, "ti-is lag A include: geolo. thicement for the do-It-yoursel. tank. (Inc is the cold water in- water, To stir it up and get it li ght back to on Turn the It that %on -~Iel a copy. I guarantee you that )oo'll find It good ' that loans secured by real system means t-nrrent rnor- gist at the Nt 'i'rk State Urn. fluffh'l Jumts Tetra Scarle fer 1-7 1-d __ a vanit.. area that muld let thrffllg~ which the tank is out turn on the cold water itading. --"f eiate coaipft,e the largest Igage investors are not VCt31) College at New Paltz Znnia, with flowers six to sevbe converted to a stateroom. filled. The other is the one valve full white the valve is electric tank. . an answer. Di'. Gil- en inches across. private debt pool In this nation. necessarily tying up large uris Althoih Mrs. Reed hasn't through which the hot water ___________________________________________________ . . Built in 1880's and still sound ner J. Brenner notes that two prot Totem Pole Asters, mixed had any problems getting fun , leaves the tank. Open a hot ________________________________________________________________________ I. -The latest Fed figures (April of capital for the 25-or3O- major answers have been of. colors. bt , shaggy flowers six tare from High Point, N .C., for water faucet an get the I. 1973) show total mortgage year life of the full loan. AM I , 1$ - I fered. One that flowering plants inches across. the boats, she saU, carpet Is water flowing and you can , ,,,.•. debt at $580 billion. Mortgage MINET should stimulate more originated in the arctic regions, Editor: C-alendula Dwarf Orange tell which pipe iswhich by somethingelse. loans on residential property money Into the mortgage J the other that they originated Gem, double blooms on 12-Inch Is it true that a qualified individual can purchase an FHA __ ft amounted to $433 billion, or market. ut. plants in the tropics. lmircd home for a down payment of le than Is normally I '111; 1 required by the Federal Housing Administration' .. (Co'd From Page IC) era of the house. The front door of the house the upper story of the house , as ..ALD - A• Dear AID: - niture has a warm glow, that "My favorite piece is the features a pull-type brass door well as one on the main floor, ' I 1 reflects the Early American Yes, It Is true. tinder the regular lilA jrogram of Insuerd corner cupboard," said bdfl,withanll7odatt. Atugon and both re usable. The 11 __________ ___ ous steel wool dipped Into paste : ME ity AND LANG _j I Wan a bow of an FHA hourM hme would be required to pay _____________________ --Marylyn. Brought from Ten. the while porcelain pull McCarley's and their two . P : : 1 wax; or powdered pumice and ---. AP Newsleature three per cent of the first $15,000 of the cost of a borne, 10 per cent nessee. it had once been used as produces d loud ring. Marylyn daughters enjoy living iii their lo,wer 11ittl rubbing of. Work carefully a chicken coop. Under lout add the sound of the doorbell, newly renovated home. "It's of lIre seat $$,N0 and 26 per cent of any amount over 0*. By ANDY LANG Q -1 put three coats of lie- with the grain and In small lope k Know-How, P.O.ox Using a sales price of $21,000, the FHA required down payment layers of paint Marylyn discovered at flea market really fun to revitalize an old • AP Newsfcatures pier on a cabinet from which I areas at a time. Keep naming 477, Huntington, N.Y. ii4i discovered i beautifully made reminds her of bells used In house, The work is hard, but the would be $451 for the first $I500S, ISIS for the neat ISIS and $260 Ilecause t is an ongineered Ilaroard can be had removed th e old finis h. I the tips of your fingers o ver the for the f inal $1,000 of the sales price. This totals t1,1M. This Is walnut cupboard that was built bos,ing matches. x'odnct, hardboaz-d is sonic- trith boli hand and power dsizi't sand between coats be- isuod to determine whether satisfaction is great," Mrrylyn . times considered a synthetic. It drills, uahg standard in the early l)0's. known as W FHA 26Th program. However, the program yoon cause iere didn't seem finish Is smooth, i)I A long veranda runs across said. u are isn'L It is made from logs that Work into the finish ikie of the any irregularities in tie finish, reI.rring I. Is known as the lilA 22W? program whereby I---have been converted 1 chips, panel. Support the work with C lad after I got the final coat — qualified buyer e ptI1c a home and fhanee 97 per cent of - -the sales price provided that the loan amount on 3-bedroom -_In my house? permanently bonded together For seu and kg, drill particles In the lacquer, home doesi not exceed $21,000 or ?,* on a 44droom home. under heat and pressure Into A. -. EVeTI If I I'fltW the Local Garden Seminar to accommodate the Won't too noticeable. but ' StenstromRealty,nowaneof This cube done on new construction as well as on existing panel', umbing code In your area, I shanks. Hardboards tEth and would like to know what I Sanford's largest real estate homes. For additional information we suggest you see your real li ( LflIWCl' that question with ci an inch have superior UTOt and how to make the finfirms, will observe its 10th estate broker, . 4 The 'sPn%gth and tinily of 4ew4x,kflng strength fur at. ish snxoth,r. Did I maki a wit ho ii t additional details. 1 ' - too anoiversary Monday, acboxd have given rI'o wi mistake In telling to e of hinges nd (beck th local authorities on Program Is Announced cording to Herbert K. Stenwhere and when plastic ping another myth: that it Is diffi. ware. Use sheet metal ia-eisa 6rstandsecondcoat.,' J C .1 strom, registered real estate cult to handle. Again, I an'L after i'edrUling holes sightly can be used J -Being bazkall y a wood prntksct, nmller than the sa'ew diam, broker and founder of the firm I A. - Not necessarily. mere HyDA%'IDDeVOU. the Sunland i'states entrance Ectiics-: '0 it can be norted with ordinary tel's. on Feb. II, 1956. are two schooLs of thought On Extension Agent - '--. on lit. 17-92, about 6'-i miles How far must a dry Q. . -. I. My wife and I havc a real problem. We'd like to purchase lu, woodworking tools If certain Many types of nails may be whether the first and second well be located from the foimin observance of the ornorth of lit. 436. On February __ iples are followed. of Dii%" I , C Koamw 5 Mimi a used. but for interior work, go). coals of lacquer should be dation(,f the house? I three bedroom home now that we have three children. We . L1144 AODW casion, Stenstrom. his sales In the last few wears 12th vegetable gardening will inf end to Realtor Herbert E.Stenstrom vanized finished nalts are cwded. I have seen good a local rml estate Ofte EW a sakirtedy checked into our incvme and employees will have a For cutting straight edges, a results without the sxwing. ladld one to catch the rain that birthday dinner party Monday vegetable gardening has be discussed in detail. of Stenstrom Realty', Sanford, and our month ly Installment contracts and told us that we would go" L_ 'I,' WIS on the roct and goes into Nrcome much more important Varieties, composting, has announced the sale of the since a raw coal of lacqueri the guWL ml qualify to pwcbase a $,000 home because our Inemne was nded With $ to 12 teeth groo"lotirdboard nails &o right at the Holiday Inn and to many people. With the higher irdistion. peg control. fef I ter& to sink Into and - building at the rqtheast corner in 0 vow bvw ~~ root VAkilenL Mm psymedl or ft house we WOLM ne 10 buy inch. U a circulkir power saw Is - From 10 I2 'feet is ral sales personnel will be cost.of food and the interest in tilization, and planting dates j §"&Iv: CFO r04111L Nob should XWAIyi with a previous coX about t INC* Magnolia Avenue and Second and, either a ero-ctd or I r .: would be $192 Per mouth including prineW, bured, taxes, given annua! awards for .the envirorimnt. growing a arr some of the topics that will en p rpendlcular to the It is likely that $orrae dust may longer io in most cases. A Street in downtown Sanforo to combination blade will do. lance is fnonce and the mortgage Premium. She sometimes powel surface. Nod the center have been floating in the air at rMnlrPended where drainage vaniow accomplishments, s we are vegetable garden is one way to be discussed. SKY KING HOSTS TOUR Ho'er, for an Global Carpets, Inc., Ocala. qw-0fied, Yet. my wife and I are payinR MO per month in rent on of a panel first and work t The ro!alty firm Is probably help lowo,r the cast of food and the time you put on the finl conditiom are poor. The schedule of classes will wnount ci KIRBY GRANT, better known to his tans as "Sky King", was host on Tuesday to HOUSE The building was (comierly PLAN HA817M, a five bedroom Conthe two cutting, use a car- ward the edges. Nail at least coat, apartment e lease. I t1rnt understand it. Can a the only real esta te office In js-oide Fresh vegetables for the be follows: lade-tipped blade. AU cuts t ith of r owned and occupied by Central this busload of prospective Sanford residents from Orlando as they toured the temporary split level-split entry home features a yoi explain it? üdt from the panel To rid the surface of the parwhich began with 3 table, Also raising vegetables is should made frau the face i For And - Langi handbook. Feb. 12 Vegetable Gardening Furniture and Bedding co., Inc. raised living room perched above the two-car Sandalwood Apartments on ticks, rub Airport Boulevard in Sanford. it with any one of 'Practical flame Repairs," "fire sale," Stenstrom recalls. good exercise and many people in Florida, David DeVoll, which recently purchased sàie to minimize face damage. ________ garage which Is located on ground level. There is a three prothctz - wet-or-dry semi $1 to (Herald Photo by Ken Bum pus ' Then cutting with a band saw, Dear CN& "My wife, Carolyn, and I like to work with plants and Extension Agent. this fleas large balcony deck in front for outdoor living; the may be bent to nsndpaper, using watir with It; Boa 5, Teaneck, N.J. ()jl' at properly at the corner of use metal type blades with 7 or shHardboard worked night and day to get Shice ym did not give me )our income figurots and our watch them grow. ape. For large-radius bends Feb. 19 Care and Main- French Avenue and Is Street balcony structure and the brick waU enclose per Inch. Use carbide- which are So be permorwatly 11 I offices partitioned monthly and Quite a few peoplvtio have tenance of Landscape Plants, and constructed e111111 Only 2"Ume that the a new store. tipped des when routing 01 supported by a from. fasten another outdoor lii'ing area. A lower level balcony had vegetable prdens in other Dr. Smith. -Representatives of Global shaping. Rough edges may be one edge of the Is also provided off the froat bedrooms which has'dbowd to that because i'm tftt&la she'd like to show you tha borne y.a'd back in 1956," Stenstrom states have difficulty in Ornamental Horticulturist, Carpets, President Robert dressed with a han., file the frwm, Or connects L. by steps to the main deck. To enter this then bend gradually, recalls. Me I. bSy. What she did was I. take y.v main] income and growing a garden here. If you University of Florida Coping hand or fastening to the frame ii YOU Patrick and Vice President home on e must walk through wrought.irdn gates In "One Monday morning we are one of the many people dedoct your atonal tatalbneat payments. She diVided Feb. 26 Use of Foliage Plants Robert Hall, have announced compass saws or portable jig- go. Never start at th e center of "th e pierced mnsony wa ll is scheduled our opening," he trying to raise a successful In the lionic, David DeVoll , under the protective swer by few and added news may be used to make Jr, aboard. For tlght..radlus bends, This told her what price home YOU their intentions to extensively • balcony and up to the front door. There the balcony said," and, as I was driving garden, but are having regular cuts. (For a copy of i' Mar. S Fruit Trees for the remodel the Magnolia Avenue wei or soak the hardboard first. opens up to a two-story shaft above. A rear set of And y fangs booklet, " north on Park Avenue on my fa'oblenls, then you might be Home, Frank Jam, Extens ___________________________________________________ M not get you Into the hail park ci else she would certainly have sing Manufacturers or dealers will _______________________________________ ion building. The renovation Hardboarci Around the stairs, for Its slight additional cost, completes way tried to get financing for you threugh a mortgage company. open the office on the interested in the 1974 lIor- Director Home," rovWe specific instructions, Even program is expected to get sien 4 30 cents and a long, very first day I had Just passed ticultural Seminar. this though you're paying more f rent than the house would cost never atte mpt a cerrowid traffic control throughout the home, The lower —Ti Anyone with an Interest in underway witFin a few days ruu stamped, self-addressed enevbend I._ in monthly payments, you itlU do not qualify for home The First Baptist ('hunch when Seminar is co-sponsored by the gardening and care of plants is -. level, excluding the garage, Is 1246 square feet; the __j ownership. _____________ __________________ Representing Central FurI___ Iaawflashingredlightsatwhat Seminole County Cooperative invited to attend. There will tiC fl U's a shame, too. But until Congress produces a upper level, excluding the deck, is 1689 square feet. bill . jtune in the transaction were appeared to be Park Avenue Extension Service peoslie housing for lelki like >'oo and your family you're Rudolph A. Matern, 89 E. Jericho Tpke.,Mineo)&, and the a question and answer period James H. Thpplet and Paul -, and First Street. going to your to remaIn In Garden N.Y. 11501, designed the home. Anyone terested Club of Sanford. after the lecture. If you plan to two-bedroom splrtmeig, ( lilier have ow suggestion, write to your Congressman It . "Imagine my surprise," he The first session begins attend, please cat) the Seminole learning th e cost of the blueprint can write to 'Handling the transaction for : copies to Senatses Childs oral Gnrucy. It may not help recalled,"whenlarrived on the ,;f_i1l Fcbruary 12th at 7:30 p.m. at County Agri-Center in Sanford Stenstrom Realty Matern, enclosing a stamped, aelI-addressed enwas John W. (0 scene and found several of the the Garden Club of Sanford to register. There will be a Mero of certainly can't hurt! Good luck, relape for reply. the firm's Commercial. city's fire trucks and firemen building located Just north of nominal registration fee. _______ I Investment Division. I By lVlAM AP ?*tnlcatu&r, Writer I - The Sanford Herald By Mr. Fix BROWN -- /* Show . - . MR S - ____ _______ ___ ____ J ip _____ _____ ______ ___ __ _____ _____ ____ ________ _______ _____ _____ ____ 1 i- H- ,re. s the Answer ____ ____ Oviedo House Restored ___ ____ C __ __ on, ____ 1 ___ a _____________ ____ Dinner Highlights Birthday Building __ s- ks ____ Renovation a To Start _____ sonic ' a zero. _____ ,,( have battling a blaze which started in the kitchen of an adjoining * i - S -- - - 11 ii. 1. s(1iis ___________ . - \ Ii ,), 11 .."4 a : 2111111 I ciefll)fl Im - P" '5 a*nt -- If - sacs tt, m, - TMulv 11150 NEW aoaz au Csi Neat S a*s. .e.. ca.'ps,.. oi,a U ratP'v. Gv* tM,&t.*t. Patr. C,i!a.1. Jldi1aPat ta*atatat l IDP P rIO p 3 MOItelt Priced rum $35,500 _ . Prke! '.a.s*wwaa..., " '." w. _ I..i, Spauous Horn esites I - Family SicEoni. Ricriotioni - - - Ats prim ran.s availabi ,_ _, ,. m_ i.... w - 3122 *faM heed. C?evl,,Iaau Al t'i•4. ' qAAAMfi1s""PMFA11APAM -- Terra Alta Sw I, vp A ' - _ )vu _____________________________________ ____________________________________________ ________________ __ ______ 'ncr Tc!ri! -.c.er 3 Ar-i ta mas(ure Comfort Conthboning. Its the out of damp summer air. Al best way in keep your hntI lii si), Sing',r' Toll Comfort and your family totally onifort- Conditioning is the best way to able ill year long, feel good year long. Here's whet It'll do to, Come in and talk to tie your house: Warm It up during about It. Soon. the winter. Keep it cool during t* Clean and filter the all inside your whole house, Deodorize it, too. kOr*1g It'll put moisture into day SINGER 'A h-me ,V Lftwum &"w qt CALL 323430 FOR FREE ESTIMATE - MOBbLE HOME SU'tDIVlstq Ø4•775.,4777 - , - at _________ ________ I Jt'rt & !j You Own Your Lot! Iqq 4MOOELSTO CHOOSE F - Everydayoftheyea e 1w I. ____________ - 10 We'M Terra Alta . 1 ,:. . - It ______________________________________________________________________ _ We've Got What You Want :111111 .af :1 , - /t,t,, nlhfl. N a - SANFORD HEATING & I ft"m AIR CONDITIONING S. SANPG*D AVE. -i - I.__ __ II_...JI _ ______________ ____________________________________________ ____________________ ________________ -- p-.---- q of the Iirn, Albert Antai, Met1 W. Warner, Mrs. Josephine McD,iniel, .Mrs. Betty Flamm, John W. Nero, M... Kaborn Slenttnni and Mrs. Car Mrs. R' hiuthwand, --- -- ________________________________________________________ _ -. , ' . - -# . --,,. - - -- - - - - 21,9OO - -' - — ----. --- v-!-.- - - - -- .- - --S-.-. - -- - --. -- - - f-' - - INCLUDING L011 FIIA.VA CONVENTIONAL FINANCINO AVAILABLE -- THE I-() U 2 & 3 BEDROOMS 1%2 BAIHS • 12' SLIDING GLASS DOORS CENIRAL HEAT & AIR • WALL-TO- WALL CARPETING • WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES • CATHEDRAL CEILINGS • DISHWASHER, DISPOSAL • LAUNDRY ROOM S CONVENIENT SNACK BAR • QUALITY WORKMANSHIP • • DIRECTIONS Yoke I I to the Deftona Exit, 90 east on IJ5lry Doyle Rd 15 miles to PrOvid,.nc Blvd ,trfl left, go I miss to EtkPtam itt d Turn I!lt 3 bIoks to thi model tiofflet Fulltlme personnel associates with Stenstrom are his brother, Julian Stenstrom t' who :.erves as general manager ______________ -_ __ restaurant and had consummed most of my new Stenstromu anti his stall opened the new firm a short time later and remained in the downtown location until ' January, 1964, when the business moved to its present I - ,tittn it 25 Park Drive Since that time the firm has more than doutled Its office space. The firm reached a peak in 1972 when it sold and put under contract more than $11.3 million worth of prc'pt'rty. The figures for 1974, Stenstrom said, are not yet available but ills 1 ' possible that we may have exceeded the 1972 record despite the fact that high inIcrest rates and the scatcity of mortgage money in 1973 did l*niper somewhai sales of residential properties. MOR phi.. to owildip vtilitI, s.d rn.,i in. Many ii. Wslt,., N.rnu mitiewwo pvv.h.ie sod limsisfi p54001„i.firl.li tI's.,i,,h,, sod teve eves mote.' . p•v is., too. (Mo, w.y, tmw u.s us. TGA GE FINANCING S0 hi Isd,idd 40 'few one""”. VUWfl'lO.CDVIM A Coi4péez lixt oEoHtII-/oue i?ottage ipa Mt mpRonm HOMES inC. 789-2999 831-4039 I IWW, IWW 628-2162 ORLANDO, FLORIDA 32808 4540 W. Colonial Drive Hwy. 50 West P.O. Box 15037 Pine Hill Station PH: 295-0981 I I I Z .'d -I, '' ."S.*.' 4"4 b-.-IO.. -, I •d'd''s. w.. .. W""1100 I. - '... - ". te.,, -• ,. - , "p b., •-d A m I _ I City , ----- ---_. r_________ V.i.pA.w,. I.. wh..,i ________ ' I I I - I .. . -- I I �i 4-The 5anfc -=- =- i Sunday, Feb. 10, 1974 Herald i S ell Seminole Land INFORMATIOM 1 tarthy to Richard J. Nooney & f. ChariOfteS 18' LI 167 & allot 168 Pine)g $2,900. .1 J. N Vallagher, agi. to Fla. Title & ESCrOW Corp, U 20 & W Z' of 21 Normandy Sq., $2,000. Charles Nichols, igi. to Albert James De vine & wf Ri'laey to F.errft A. Harper & wt Geo. H. Butler & wf Edith to Clara 0. Myers. wid 10 Joseph Meister & Margarea, w t John D. Rom:nerdale, sgl. Unit Bradley W. Foreman & wt It. 51 81k A . lake 13ran:tj WANT AD Li 8 BIb 1$ Tier!, I. 368, Village of Windmeadows Melanie, Li 19 8111 E, Tr. 59. Isle!, second add. (less N 200'), R. Ttalfecds Map if Sanf ord, no. 2120,000. Sanludo Sprigi $2,o. MAO. Ben F. Ward, Jr. to Thomas DIAL s ira Hart & wt Marie to J. Griffith, igl. to Henry I. Monroe & wf Cedila F. Hamilton & wf Kathleen M., Bradley W. Foreman & Lu;u Leek, E 70' of to Gregory A. Bare & wf Nancy LI 1 8111 C, Summerset North, Melanie, Its 17 & 18 BIb E 'Fr. 59 14)1.18Mayhali & 9 Huffman U & Fewell S I., It. 39Suniand Eat., 1st Add., 126,900. Abbgy, sgl., Lot 473, Frank L d, 1165(x). Sanland'i Springs $5,500. 200 Woodruff d, $9,500. WD) John I)loll l & wf Karl Si. Steinhauser & wf Robjno.Ladd of Fla., Inc to 1 Joseph Meister & wf Delene to EUz. B. IiLackwood & Helen to Robert L Steinhauser Mkhaei H. CUM to Richard John T. Mclean & wf Gloria, Margareta To Marshall E. V. Rehr & wf. Patricia N., U 3 IA. Bernard 0., Part of U 13 Mead & Phoebe S. U 12 IIesIaIe 27 Ncwthwood, $34,900. 831.999: Miller & wf Sarah. II. 6 It 6 Manor Unit I, $100. 81119 HeftIer Homes, Or!. Sec. Manor $27,900. Bako Constr. to John B. Lake Brantley Hi lls, $1,500. 1, 132,000. Porter G. Dempsey & ,f Harry Oosterom, widr. to Ask for Want Ads Hamilton & wf Judith. LI. 4 81k Murray S. Long & wf Emily to Nancy to Barton H. Pitcher, Jane W. Miller, sgl LI 13 131k C W H Green & Sons, Inc. to E. Sterling Park Un. 2, $39,900. Dorothy Ray, LI. A, Longview Trustee, Lt 24 Sunlañd Eat., lit Country Club John J. Cintron & wf. Deanna Manor Un, 2 I thru S times 4Cc a hr Marshalis Deed to Don fits., $100000 M.. LI 1 13111 F Lake Wayman Cooley, Li. Addn. 125,500. 18,300. 6thru25 times 1 1 30C tin e IS & W8' of 17 8111 1), Joseph ft. Masek & wf Shirley James G Goins 1i wf June to ilLs., 1st Addn., $20. 23c a tin Win. MitchelI& wt Mfldred to 25 times • English Eat., Unit 2. 110.200. toAlfredMnnLuf1rg.,,, tt I ,....... i.i to I .._i ti... .. lei i.'.. ............. 1•4VV ,nu,.urnu,n Park. Orlando e ,. .,., ,u. tju jjo 1,2 & 3 131k A. Sanlando Springs Windineadows No. 2, 128,000. 'Fr. 15, 2nd repl., E.2,000. Fred ilagans & wf Loraine to Trim Tic, be. to Paul II. Eugene J. McCann!!! & wf Va. 'I .uargare Oliver. Lt 108 OnflUCg 3 Lines Minimum Academy Manor Un. I $7,800. Wt sky Stoner & wf Jacqurlene to Billy G. FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM Perhapi Atchoiic Anonymous Can Help Cal! 423 45*1 Write P.O. Box 1713 San'ord, Florida MeManigl" & wf Barbara, U. F. W 55.75' of It 15& E 19.25' of Pilkingion & wt lUcia ii 28 64 Apple Valley Unit 2,, 156,900 16, 11W. J Nnrthgate, $X),300. Twenty West, 121,200. Per Day. Geo. C. Keen & ,At Judy to Ward hicks, Inc to John N. Pauline Rogers. wid. to Hugh Milford W. Hopkins At wf Zarones & wf Maria, LI 196 Wm. Pierce At wt Mice. Li i At W Rated For Consecutive Dcrothy E. It. $ Triplet Lake Woodcrest Un. 5 S35.6i Insertions-No Change 40 It. of II 2 13111 G Oakland Shores, 3rd Addn. $19,000. I lCDi Donald Williams & sf Shores, 1st Addn. Of Copy. $38,700. Lucian Sawyer Jr., igi. to Nancy to Thomas C Scott Jr & If F White & w( Marjorie i'tc Want Ad !in V. (hi!tftrs & I 11rcnda I tt tn'd, LI 50 L)uk 1'iitI ill \Vtutc I it;ust l'onstr., lilt., 1.1 K., It. 1 131k C Carriage 11111 Addn, ('8 1100. Department Hou;i 17 131k C Bear Lake Ills., $100. Unit 4, $27.0. Edw, L. C. Mioducki Jr & wt New Vista Constr. to Charles 8a.m.. S:30 p.m. Donald C. Nelson At wf Audra to John C Ferguson & wt Saturdays & Holidays 13. Smith & wf Linda Jc, IA 22, Sydney to Jnui S. Ware & wf Verda LI 17 131k G, Oakland 9 a.m.. 11 Noon English Woods 1st Addn. Karyn A., Lt. 18 111k 13, Glen Shores 1t AthIn Deadline--12 Noon ..... t4n..., 1hJU. Arden Ills., S39,o0o. Day Before Publication Greater Constr. to James W. Norma Pratt to Patricia E. Theodora Stiffler sgl. & McKnight & wf Viola Ii 3 8111 1 Houghtallng. II 22 Oak Park s. Dorothy McGrath, wid. to Leo The Woodlands Sec 4 146590 (I Announcements $8Wo. . Huff & wf Gertrude, Li. 9 81k D, Wrn. Repetla & wf Billie to QCI) Perma Hilt Homes, I Ca rd% of Thanks Oakland Eat., Sec. I, $30,900. Clifton I. Shadron & cf Inc. to Writ. E Jones &wf:anet 3-In Memoriam Elmer F. Lemesh & wf Bonita Margi.ret, 1159 Palm Shadows, N loot 111 8111 I) Sky Lark i'd (oF dBBomnan&wfIja 15.000. 3-Cemetarses $100. M.. Lis. 3 & 4 Rik 0,2nd repl. of Norma Block, Exec. .751 Clara 4-Personals The Huskey Co. to Harry A Tract no. 15, Sanlarido Spring,, Bowman to Delia M. Alexan. S -Lost and Found ('.ochring Contr., u 14 131k 1) 151.000. der, 1,1 8 131k 1 Temple Terr. Seetw.ttr (iiks 't. 6 $1,900. 6--Child Care Ward & Blackwo.d It;t'. to Annex $12,000. (QCDi Carl F Atkin.sson to 7-Motels Hotels Ben Ward Agency Inc., Lots 11 Wilson Knott, John PatliHo, Earline A Atkinson, It 28 11111 E. II-Eating Places & 12 Samuel A Robinson Addn Herbert Gcartner & Alan North Orlando lerr., Sec 3Un. I Oviedo, $190. Things to Eat Berman to Davids & Auoc., $100. Elsie N. Kennedy form. Inc., from SE cur 0! Lot 10-00 It Yourself Lake The Huskey Co. to Fred LaFowe & fib. Sara to James P. Adelaide Eat. 130,000. Holmes & wt Amy H., 1.122 81k McCormick & Charles & P. Grange Properties Inc. to C. Sweetwater Oaks, Sec. 6 Travel Recreation McCormick & Charles W. Rebma Fin., Inc., Beg at E', 112,900. Harris, I.t. 7 BIk 48 Townsite of cot of Sec 19-21-30 etc. etal (2 Agmt Deed, Geo. W. Harris & ii-Travel Agencies North Chuluota, $39,000. Parcels) 80.41.10 plus acres rn-I wf Hilda 117 At E 1312' of 81k D, 14-Camping. Resorts Samuel I Katanich && sgL & 11.623,000. amended pInt of Olmstead & IS-Action Spurts Patricia D., so. to Melbourne (QCD)flalphM.Wjlkfns&wf Millers-d. 13,950. Employment 81k 11, Sprir4; lake Hills,, Sec. 3, It 128 & N 0' of 129 Franklin Leon Swain Jr. & w t Betty Jo 16$,(). Terr., 3.71 111$. to n....m Hi... L ..4 I)..I... fl W K 54.6* of Lii 37 at 3$ Hidden 21 -Situations Wanted ____ r,' 4 wf. (Ann LI 3 Mineral Springs Park 3rd Sec. $500 Wm liable to Lee Sparkman & wf. Mary J., I.A. 1213111 D Country Club Manor Un. 3, $16,000. Lawrence Appleton & wf. \1iruo to Edw. J. Kadleck & wt. Shirley LI 18 & N 'i of 19 Lake Harney Manor 17,500. Cselberry Gdns inc. to Nayland H. Stevens & of. Mary C. U 47 81k C, Lake Kathryn Park Its Adda ca, $1,000. (QCD)Wm.S.Ha*soctoWjn. S. Bassos & wE. Janet, 11*4 & I Tier 6, Blk 14 E. K. Thafforda Map of Sanford, $190. Fla. Standard Land Dcv, to Win-Mac Corp. Inc., It 124 Forest Brook 2nd Sec. 110,100, Three D Homes. Inc. to James D. Bate & of. Judi th E. 11158111 A. San Sebastian Hs., , I Concept p E. Hagler & of. Nancy, It l Barclay Wc,odi 1*1 Addn. t Harold A. Lovett & sit. Laxr.use to L l & sit Carol, 111 Mk Q I.ac44 It Pork. $2,500 , J. Brailey Odham & wf. Louise to Lloyd D. Keeran & fort. Leah L. U 27 Elk D, RepI Sanwa Units 1 At 2,136,300. Wm. B. MeKibbin sgl. to Samuel r. Kaminsky at of. ,. , • . -. - .,.. -. . -. ncI I... L5 - I Kenneth G Topping At wf Sandra, It. 26 131k 4 RepI. Part of North Ott. lit At 2nd Addn, $2G,000. JamesS.Vlmon&wfAmyto Tommy D. Scarborough & wf Mar garet, IA. 19811111 Carriage 11111, Un. 2, 135,500. Th o inas J FttU5e to Louis Grant At Virgil D., II. 2 Thomas J Rse. widr. to-iame as above $17,3W. (QCD) Frank lottie. whir, to Shirlene Rouse & Thomas M. Rouse Jr., Beg. 420' of E of NW cot of SW4 of SW of SW'a Sw 1 12l.31 run S 90 It., E 190' etc $100. Arrhic, C-Stiller Sr. & wt Anna to Martin BW11SbIWII & wfMeha,N8aeresogC,tlj 2 See. 8-28-30, Less r-w I-I, -- roiya Cerp to George Zaffis At wf Stella, IA. 17 & WLi of 18 Farmer Addn, 137,400, Greater Constr. to Stanley J Wal '1c & wt Cynthia, 11.8111k 2 Woo d.ands, Sec. 4. Hidden Lake Dev. to City of Sanford. Icom intersec. W r-w 17-97& S line of Sanford Grant etc. in Sec sl-28-30, $100. John B. Hunt 111 & cf Cheryl W. to G.A. Edmonds & of Map. LI 12 BIb A, South Pinecresi, 122,000. Nan W. White, wid. to Nancy W Strele, John St. Claire White, Catherint Pearce & Wm. W. WhU ,6,-I ..hi .. LJ&i Beg. on N. line St. Gerude - -- Real Eat. Co Addn 11,500. Duane S. Hardesty & James C111I1 to Joseph Orlando & Gulseppi Belcuore, LI 9 81k K. North Orlando Ranches, $4,500. James Edw. Barnes & wf Verna to Clayton O,Mnrthafljr - --------,-- _____ - - in 13 &WfE1athe,Lt16(less S25')all - rat.4 Help Wanted IS DRiVER. Part Im.. Light delivery Refit` tot gentleman 0. K. HnI IX. 41111`1 1230 1)m C day week Sundays off Call Mr. Balde.'., tti Parkers, no øip.nience. Matinee s, N01`11. S.. Chief Parker, Sanford Orlando Kennel Club. Buy a bargan or sell a benain with fn to use and r ead classified adsf ,W e Call 327 2611 or 531-9993 to . svur ad. % ' .. - Ortardo t)' !Fg4ttt Ap, Wanted: Woman Companion to lye in nice home In Sanford with blind widow that is In good physical condition. Call C H. Miller 377 m call 3322111 Farmers find great bargains in equipment in the classified IdI You might not be I farmer, but .'.e've got at you're Ioinq for 1 , A - s Litestyle i PUBLISHED EVERY SUNDAY IN The Herald '. PHONE 3330110 % Earn 510110 week No dw , (vtlecting on delivering Write David Pam.age. (C ) W lit Sanford, Fla 37171. 4 Ste E.plcieoced. pirt.tlnw. Santord, Longeiood & DeLand Corn mIssion, HIR Block. Inc.. Deland, FIa., 1$ N Blvd 104 1734 11341. Outstanding home' values - YOe'LL FIND condominiums YOU'LL FIND real estate transactions YOU'LL FIND local news coverage YOU'LL FIND questions a answers YOU'LL FIND decorating ideas YOU'LL FIND gardening hints I Your Multiple Listing Agency Local and National &LS REALTORS 254$ Park Or. shorThand Planned developm en t s YOU'LL FIND mobile homes & parks YOU'LL FIND financing Information Look t I a.l ,. .: AVALCN APARTMENTS ADULTS- NO PETS 115W 2nd St _______________ Wanted reliable worker, male prelerned apply in person. Sanford I and SR 44 WELAKA APARTMENTS - GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE, Sanford has openings for g ni ' Good pay Lifestyles -iAnford Nice big apartment with air. Newly hospltatimation pain hOlidays. 2 week paid vacation first year, prescription dru.i decorated Adults, no pets $150 A. .if I all 4 "a' r%AM. 1- program, retirement Program. paid life insurance Apply in Person 555 West 1st St.. Sanford, Small furnished apartment, c13se n. no children or pets. 372 950? Call t. 'la' t..2.)v,KEEPLR Mutt be able to poll hooks tflrgogt, general ledger I balance, Rectncii, bank accounts, ditribule .nconv. and eipenw's. prepare payroll tax returns Open Salary. Prefer lr,Jii(1uI from Sanford or S*uffi Seminole area Call 570 ION to arrange lntervpw - C RECEPTIONIST l II a #I bi 0. , weTs. s,.eq pit. apply in person, 35 p.n,'., Fri.. Saturday am. HIM Block, 30' C. .'i I Street, Sanford. 3716771. I. Applicatio,,s being accepted for full 'irnestor. persofytet Apply in? II St or e 4107 OrIaevl) Dr . SAri4on Pa FrCe insurance vacat,or, Prof il sPtMing Eouøl oppoti'.ufy pets. 3279110 Clean 4 loom apartment Aduttj only. no pets Near hospital Allen -- tight Watchman Construction 1900 ci 7337 F urnithed aparlrnn'.t. 513 Park Ay AdultS, prefer settled couple No ,-------••••. 'anY 'O(e's late Of prestige locafunf E Ucytlye, custom b,..Ilt 3 bedrooms, 7 bath, paneled family room with brick fireplace, All rooms and closets oversIe. ...y .ww' wyV., ,.,s ,'n,. ---- - ------ - - - Houses Rent Unfurnished Lovely home on lake AdultS only $323 per month 2331900 or 645 2331 Cailbart Rea' Estate many new 21 lIc-ur Service Call 322 14" home e.?ras 115.030 CITY- Price reduced to 129.900 on this I bedroom. 7 bath with climate control, Excellent can dition You'll like It' Large lot. wooded and land. Scaped To see, is to Appreciate and love Cut of state owner lays 2574ParkDr 3777111 REALTOR Altyrhour 3723991 327 9314 3720415 33 acres at 51300 per acre acres, on lake, $3300 an acre Terms s'000 two cross streets *ittt fling well Trailer permit, 532.000 Geo. Willmer Assoc., Inc. REALTOR ' including waterfront property and rC'r,'.:rc,,,I cr'c.'rt, ri ir.,.,'. vt, ranu,'. -. 3 bedroom, brth, central heat, air, fully carpeted. Call 322.4451 after S. - BALL REALTY Raymond . Bail. Peg. Broker Esther PlaIt, AIte SI? West Fir'st St 3225641 Do you need a 3 be home w ith a d biting commercial lot! All for $17,500 Call now Callbart Real Estate 74 Hour Service 71 Home. Business and In on Hwy ISA Very nice older home,) bdrm , I''. bath, Beec'ty Parlor itt Cis building. '0.20 it . ,ully Cqu ppet. lot We 1.5.147 ft. Very good income potential $50.00), 1314900 ________ '' 44 -- LONGW000 SUPILAND- 173.100. 3 bedrooms. central air, fenced yard Pit money down. VA, Small down, Call 322.2420 Anytime Comrortable Rent Beater 36 ll0E lStt'i3t 372 6433 VIOSSIE C. BATEMAN It bath. central air, I", yrs old 13.000 down and assume sie.soo Being transferred in 1 * 5 ISIS Sum of $21.30) Coil Jane Denlsenko, AIo special sales out co anything, of value 1300 French Ave 121 73,fØ Sanford, Fla fl3 7435 A¼bitp Home Bank Repossesaions, lSfoct,00se from. III 7323 Dealer. Apartment house new hospital. loins Laaevi,w Rest Home. 101 253' a $00'. Fenced, cement block, garage. 1.100 me income 13$0) Terms. Owner 373 Get involved sell Something with a last, low cost clatIited ad! . Fort- Ar Conditioner with most doublewides bought from stock INCOME PROPERTY-) Apt flow rented. 53,000 down, Owner f.nanc'nig bal 7 pct Totit once. 116 . 100 GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 500 French Ave. 3503 Orlando Dr. 121 sm M. UNSWORTH REALTY WILSON MAIER FURNITSJRE buy sell trade 311315E First St. 127 501127 ________________________ _________________ Household Goods Must sell with tremendous sacrif,ce like new and most beautifu l Spanish Bec,room wile, living room furniture, end tattle,, tables, lamps. pictures I. watt decor. etc Please ciii 444 5477 coffee after S p in DnetteSets.125, Student Desk, $20. ,enn,', Lied Bed. Complete. 1.0. Many items on sale now KULP DECORATORS i29W lstSt.lflnls 103W . First St 3776041 013fl9370 Lots and Acreage WINTER SPRINGS- Choice selection of building sites available from 1-3rd to S acre ,facts Hattaway Realty, Ill 73W TRAILER LOTS-DeLANO Several beautiful loft, paved streets water and sewerage, restriction, Approximately 13.100. 10 pct GOLDEN TOUCH N SEW Miscellaneous SO For Sale In sewing cabinet, repossessed Carpet cleaning, we get the dirt out. Free estimate's. KULP DECORATORS, down * Maitiand Flea Mart* MID FLORIDA REALTY 1911 Hwy. 17.97 Openlat.&Sun.93 Call $31 7920 Peitt)rs - - -- Eieclrulux floor scrubber, 143 Coleman Spa;* Heater, 170. Call days 323 7730. Eves 373 4093 Beautiful 700' Piomnite on land bottom lake, HOLLAND Furniture. bedspreads, antiques. Some clothing, old sct.00t ilesk, REALTY. 373 7025. S'ngers best model, winds bobbin in machine Fully automatic pay balance of 57$ or 10 payments of 1* Call Cred t Dept SANFORD SEWING CENTER, 307 A. East lsISt,Siflford.3fl 9411 Eves lag 1114 - - -• Ten lakefrcnt lots, Lake Markham Estates 5111.000. Call Bud Feather. Broker, 5474000 and very old gyn. Ph. 3377)31. 0* 9(N 1)1 3227 z.,. Pl, Fr. Pal All makes sewing Mactim, repair cleaned, cited & adlest.d & HOMES OF DISTINCTION Close to everything yet "away from it all," Soe the homes built with pride & the finest 1. of materials . . . In keeping with the beautiful wooded ' surroundings. - I,haIlsaalMasi Iliseesas. IIWW IU I Lake Markham Es?a!ei $15.00) Call Bud Feather, Broker, 5A3 7 Ca ll For Appnt. 2', Acres, ma t. keep horse. 3 bedroom, Country horny, Ask to 322.3103 SAc CORBETT REAL ESTATE REALTOR MI OIl 17't1'.n, VA MiS lI7 211 W. 25th Sanford, Fla. BROKER 377 7613 5:,, C. i':' MATTRESS S ,P BOX RINGS Kings. u,ens il's P&!, 98 The Circulation Department is taking applications for a merlin, Roberts & Gilman s r) 1315 AVENUE HIGI'ILAWN Slew 3 & 1 bedroom housei pnicpo 8305500 Inc Realtors or rICE OPEN Longwood SUNDAY 115 from 173.950 FHA. VA financing available Call Wico Land Co 323 7860 or 311 3131 I ADDED INCOME DISTRICT FOR 1974 SALES MANAGER PRODUCTION You can earn up to $300 Per Month by Brunswick Corporation, a leader in com- working only two to three hours an af. mercial and defense manufacturing, has This position is ideal for a man or woman who enjoys lernocin with a SANFORD HERALD DISTRIBUTORSHIP. outside sales work coupled with the challenge of field immediate openings for mature production workers interested in assembly type work. We offer excellent starting wages, regular increases, and completely paid health and life insurance. No experience required. management of Distributors. If you can spi'nd two to three hours starting about 1:30 P.M. each weekday afternoon, have a dependable automobile, and a desire to earn money. This Is a career position that offers excellent growth opportunities. If you're looking for a job with potential, we'd like to talk. Apply in person to... Wer, located In DeLand, lust north of Old Daytona Road, a little west of the DeLand Airport. - SATURDAY 9.3 CALL 322-2611 The Circulation Department (ask for the clrculation department) k , BRUNSWICK CORPORATION CLERK i'i'PlST. . E*p,nu,r,ce preferred Ver:irt'eresliryq Position Salary omPoencua$e IN ith abili'y Call Reserve lp 2000 Brunswick Un. DeLand, Fla. 32720 suranc.Co.4,I7700 An Equa! Opportunity Employer At', t1qijl Opporfun.ty Emp!o,$r I., 98 ft .._________ L..,i, flOWY.f fl itIr 'aiifuri iflt%ralb 711r Duo Therm, model Till Excellent condition Complete wilt'. 100 gal tarS, arid 70 gal. fuel oil. 513 . 77 4017 between S and, pm $I Income and Investment Properly 200' Water Front a Buy, silt, consign. appraise, or - lIOIW.Fairbanks WE TAKE TRADES T p,fe. COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE o'', -1 3urnong heater, COLLECT (3111393 3.375 BROOK F lE 1 0, 171, set up on lacre wooded to,, river rights. bait ramp, 3 bdnm, 4.1' • II' Deiclr. 3710350 Forest Greene, Inc. Realtors 5437333 isAucHorsoering Service* access, Or L A N 0 Very beautiful home, e.tra large rooms, plush carpeting, 3 bdrm., 7 baths, central heat and aIr, 2 car garage Call te.day. $41,000. PHONE Joan Alderntan, Assoc Eves. DeLand 734.0195, TAFFER REALTY 734$ Park Dr S ANFORD. 3 bdrm -.. Farms and Groves PUBLIC AUCTION EVERY MONDAY NIGHT. Antiques, TVS, Miscellaneous, New arid used furniture and appliances PluS special sale's iwatch ,diI FHA "Sanford's Sales Leader' Your Multiple Listing Agency Local and Natioral MLS REALTORS __________ Ozarks. Missouri. $7900 down, 70 years on balance, 'i milt from take, Wife front big trees. very scenic. Must sell, by owner. Write Barbara Naughton, Rocky Mount, Missouri, 65073 or call Mobile Homes 657 N Orange 2$ pct. Consignment Free pickups Auction Saturday at pm , Sanford 3272270 SO ACRE RANCH, 173.930, Lake of 332 159$ if no reply in USJ Day or Nile 43 PINEY WOODS BARN we buy furniture and misc. Sell for 4000. V.111 aurchase first or second mortgages in any condition Southeastern Acceptance Con po,'at ion, 42$ $23 CITY- Oloer I bedroom In fair condition Frame Wood floors. Small, but roomy only $10,000 $0111 Call Barbara McLean. Assoc. A *Il taken care of I bedroom I' bath home in a most Convenient area, pluS good schools. Cheery dininp aria, Screened patio, fenced yard, 'reshly painted evterlor. All this for a good price 373 5171 condition Both homes are in Pr-ce '5 $17.30) each, *ith great terms OREA.MWOLO-l4w 3 b.d'oom. I, bath Climate control, par REDUCED-GREAT BUY MON..FRI. 8.4 ' 4' 33 Feb I lit & last mo 332 114$ SANFORD-.- S acres at corner at SEMINOLE COUNTY town alter 4 Furnished Apartment CleanS Reasonable call)" 1214 REALTY Country home in Paola, 3 bedrooms, 7 baths, cement block. Ph 377 Looking for livestock uyecs? Place a low coSt ClasSified ad for results to J1.1 IIIE' Herald YOU'LL FIND WHAT YOU'VE BEEN LOOKING FOR Two bedroom dupte' burniShed apartmrni 4210 Orlando Drove, HALL Only 116.000 114W tat St , - 'f Adults Only Park Avenue MObit Park 23.13 Pan. Drive, 372 2141 (31 Control Fla. Pk*y Orlando, Fla 33*09 At, Equal Opportmity Employer o PUBL;SHED EVERY SUNDAY IN I Boise Cascade T Lifestyles SAN MO PARKS, 133 Bedroom Tra.ters & Apl& 2 Adult park s. 7 Family parks 35)3 Hwy Il 97 , Sanford 32 3 1930 , Day, Wk. W .j a090iiitment KEY TAPE OPERATOR. prefer experienced In encoding and vivifying Part time - evenings available Call Reserve Insurance Co Ai0ioit. An Equal OPP0f'tu'ty Employer Furnished - responsible, Excellent fringe benefits, salary comm.ns,wate with qualifications. Contact personnel 130$) 515 1430 for An Equt OPportunty Employer YOU'LL FIND Apartments Rent 3) energetic indlvidv.l, mature and - KIPIGSBEPRY Ft Capita.,. Ray Ray Crank, Builder New 3 2 bath Pomrt Car 373 7 MAYFAIR- New 3 bedroom. 7 £331 bath. Florida room, double garage. all extras 543.0. Boat in the way? Sell it fast and teSy with a low cost classified ad .1 :j)YLLWILDF- Split 4 bedroom, 7 YOU CAPI CHOOSE bath Florida room, double garage, moSt extras. 117.300. I Large 3 or , 7 story with plenty of room, and needs a good fix up. BELAIR- 3 bedroom with partially Small I Or. cottage with large equipped kutciwn, extra large back yard for garden in good fami ly room, nicety lsndsca p.ed. Lot 10 1700, . House neodeted m inSide. -- Skills needed. Must be eJtemeiy servicemen (31 7567 Pricedforguscks.ale.pt, 5317031. "S3t,tord'1 sales Lea ," Immedlale OpenIng and fleet Ft'rn,Pafl Call 3'72.2420 Anytime Secretary scat,, Rtaltor 3376041 or 3279370 LONGW000OWPIEk Furnished 2 bdrm. Ac carpet ANXIOUS- Neat 3 bdrm., 2 baIh utility shed, gOod locatio.'. ideal overlooking lake Can air, kitchen for retired couple. 333 57% eguiped, w w carpet Assume 7 DeLANO pct. mig, Only 576,300, HURRYIII Realty Sanlord,Croomnousaw,th bath M. UNSWORTH REALTY shade yard 1.12.300. SEAL TOP Inc. Will rent ' Eacellent typing a Bakalla, - Jim Hunt Realty Ste nstro m SEVILLA GARDEN APART. co, MEP4TS-(omplesely refurbislsvd BROKERS I and 2 bedroom units. All new The Time Tried irm appliances, kitchens, wall to wall Days, 3336123 P1104t' 322.U34 carpeting Adults Only No pets AITAMONTF SPRINGS Se. them tocti ' It YOU'LL FIND a partment s Elmer Houses forSale We invite your comparison with all other homes you have cOnJdered, equipped W W carpet, draperies. able. garage, extra large tenced _____________ -- 41 1304W.Fairb,w.ks WE TAKE TRADES Building Lot. Fainlane Estates, to save gas (x'.til. (ifltrl heat air, Lot ISO it O- Ph 671 1160 - EXECUTIVE- Large extra nice 3 bd,m, 7 bath ce.. air, kitchen "We NO Stop Till We Succeed!" Realtors 467333 I? . * Sanford Auction * Greene, Inc. LAKE MONROE- Large 7 story older home on 10 acres 4 minutes from II. Fenced, flowing w'tli. horses 0 K. 130.000 Terms j Take advantage of our opening pr ices, only $76,900 and 177,50) Magnoli a Stemper Agency ST. JOHN'S REALTY iivsekrepei' to ive in. contact Mr LaSher, Seminole Lodge Nursing 04me. 3005 Ri, Ayp, Sav'.fnvd VETERAN S. no down. I bedroom, large lot. $41111 mo S' pct. Acre Realty, REALTOR 3737730 i etng, range. d'thnashei, cli OPEN HOUSE- Sat. & si.m I to S Nw 3 bdrm. 3 bath home, all extras 530.000. $ pcI. mt. 22nd & WINTER SPRINGS SEMINOLE REALTOR ORL., WP 510) do*n,$I7 m pays all when MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE veutake over lpct. Mfg 00119,100 3721191 1919$ French on this 3 bdrm home Eve. Sunda'1, 27 7371 on 371 1496 Realty TAX PREPARERS tra'n(ng provided YOU'LL FIND nstrom Bond deposit ii Stop Urn! " accepted______ 3712M ; I **WELDERS** Peaceful setting Oak trees add to the beauty of these delightfully '.'i'mous homq'itt-', 13) 5373 LOPIGW000, Rolling Hilts, 3 bedroom, 7 bath. central heat and air, $375 with 1230 deposit REALTOR Houses for Sal, ORANGE HILLS FOR RENT 4 BEDROOM. 2 bath home in Ravenna Park. 1323 pl $111 CLIFF JORDAN 373 4450 41 Western Wear, Save at the Oici Corral Western Shop, 1793. I mile S at Deeary. ' We alto have many other homes and found out they couldn't stand each other!" voung family, Assoc GENEVA GARDENS APARTMENTS 1303W 25th St. 3 bedrooms ba ths, conven,ent to schools. stopping ,enfer. Shag (..arp.tng, Crapes, dishwasher, central heatS, air Sparbllng clean MCI Move In Ioay. Children, case the Millers' They stayed at home NOW IS THE TIME to move up to this I bc-dro.rn 7 ball, Mayfair S"Orange Hills in Orange City today. A new community of home with remodeled kitchen ancl bnick homes West cf l7t2on Hotly extra big fam,ly room On Large fenced lot Only $42,000, Or. Our sIgn will .lire'ct you. LESS THAN gallon of gas from tovflis this nearly new )bedroom, Austin Development Corp., 3 bath Altamonte Springi. 904773 17(5, hOrn, Tastefully Mr Bradford. Open Id p.m. difteraled Owner anxious to sell. 172150 Terms. Just fhethingfi,ra much more, Assume present Iand2bedrooms.carpeuing drapes, central heat and air, fully *Quipped kitc hen Adults only. Ph. • "S ad 6410110 mortgage or refinance with low COwn Call now Phyllis Capooni, _______ -' ~ I ~ w.tw 11 ASSOCIATES, REALTOR ISSOLEFRO, WINTER PARK GOOD NEWS Nice land2b.drpomap,s ?COMagnotia Ave . Apt, 3 373 I5$dCa ri'. m ; 11 ,.,9 L - _____ ___._ ---I Payton Dick Houses for Sale 41 FRANKLIN ARMS APARTMENTS 1170 FlORIDA AVENUE Nursery ne4p wanted for church worship service, Cl Monday Ihrough Friday 9 to 4. $319941. Look To -.- acre's let Lake MSfV. 2 blocks south of school, between 3rd & 4Th I RUG 17.13, pad, flyf0, 0)fd 150 St Section IC 2030 001O Per acre, Westinghouse elec. Roaster, $13 or will di vide, Write B. Beliucci, -i HP AC starter motor. 614 1.325 1913 Louis. St. Crystal Lake, Illinois, 60014. • SADDLE EQUIPMENT-.BOOTS HUFFMAN REALTY FIREPLACE AND POOL Only 534.500 br thu lovely spIsciotJs bedroom. 3 bath home featuring NEW I & 7 bedroomt from $169. 6 inside utility room, central air, mat lease S,sndlewo Villas famil y room, carpets, *a t In Call 33) 7(70 _____________________________ kitchen, f enced yard Citrus tree's, .: NO TRAFFIC NOISE I bedrooms, l"j bath, 7 story. Pool Lcvel' 3 bedroom, 2 both brick bas Own bali. Ruth Rulo. Assoc homes ton discriminating pMlq. 1632 1! ~ I y ~ 1 I1 4W, J1~), 0 * - , __ I -* ) ___..-~) e ---------- . I - __-~-~ . '4 '1- 1 iocalion, 5.37,50) OLDER HOME 5437 -- canp,ting. drapes. Central heat and air Fully equipped wilt. diSh. *4mev Call Mrs W.iatl'.erby 373. 'I ~/ I Miscellaneous For Sal. so Lots and Acreage - SANFORD REALTY ~ .ir _ bdrm. 3 bath home with famfl' room, shade trees ano 000 Country Club Corp. Two bedrooms, I bath, wall to wail SANFORD AREA AUTO MECHANIC Ken Kerns Garage 1119 So Sanford Ave. I SANFORD Like Mary. Ft.3."sI;j per mo & up on minlmjn. 3 yr lease JOHNNY WALKER REAL [STAT [ & (O'dSl RUCIiOU 122 0 STONE ISLAND AREA Live in Seclusion on 13%'. acres, zoned agriculture. $11,300 AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT CORP. DELTONA 0316300 Wooded lot on paved street $09173 ft , $3.500 ALIAMONTE Beautiful wooded corner lot 1009140 23.415 trench Ave ft . 5730) i)1y537772l7 isv - Apartments Rent Unfurnished Houses for Sal. 3 bedroom, $1, or two baltt$, all brick, From $73,400 70th Street Locust, turr. left to 11th St. right On Valencca Couvt North. Model ppça IC P.M. daily, On life phone 323 7010. J__ land. Priced right farm LOVELY Magnolia Square Sanford - 30 dr umS. United Sofventi. 323 1401 1 . - & Votusla Counties. Apply in .rson to An Equal Opportunity Employer SANFORD YELLOW CAB CO. 70)1. Park Ave. I I 1 tiled Even For You! to _Orl,t,I S arid tO acres with 7 bdrm fume Realty, 373 1301 2410 Hiawatha Ave. al It 92 NOW LEASING, $ jutes finESJ'.tø in paneling, wall paper and carp.t, heat and air Condition, covered walk, Corner location, Elite a dress. "233 N. Country ('iwo Road, Rooms for Rent Newly 'enovated. Color TV, w carpet. ac, efficiencies & over rites Day or wk rates 7571 - -. I 79 Fun er part time. Day orni.tst.i, It yrs Of older W *Al train you t.ciIent incm, i.b'tqal o.'.s.-'. and a-warcis Opqnng in San ford. Delt on a, DeBary, Seminole - ' - Al r Atlarnonfe Catering needs women drivers S..ary ply's commission. Call 1301311 for appointment. -- Flown-c . 7.31 After 1 - ', ' PORTER. partlIme. hrs. tielibie, gocd working conditions. many company benefits. Some ci penience in floor and carpet care Call 5143011. 7310 Rentals - HOUSEKEEPER- Live In I small children Total cipenies and Iaiary, Phone 131.9911. to I I I bedroom home on large lot Out side 04 city with patio and ail In. goodiel 135.000 Term. ".d doors Frontage on airport Up to 7.500 Square feet available Immediately Monthly or yearly bass Ph 3231070 week days Gas Shortage, r self service, coin Operatedkwlk KAP WASH In the Sanford area, wiil tiOvide years of STEADY INCOME. An In veltment for those who MUST SUCCEED. Call collect, 904744 57)I. j' •i * HIGH CLEARANCE CEILING AND ESPECIALLy beacuse of the 1011 Airport New All Steel Building .ttJST IN CASE QFARECEsslo A DRIVERS! FLYING CARPET TOURS. INC Sanford ' tI7 Lot 6%I Sanford Court Motel Airline lick.45. Cruise ond Tours of 303 Semorar. Blvd, official (tfj 43. 6)1 )fli 323 1070 IMMEDIATE INCOME D'slnibulor-part or full little little to Supply Company established a"covnts wIt. RCA CBS Ol'.ey Records Income Possibilities up to 51.000 month with only 53,500 required for inventory and training Call COLLECT for Mr ideal too foP semi retired or serv'ce men in solventplatif operating gasoline pumps, filling Of 17 & S 19' of 18 Evansdale No. ; . sir Rent 3 111 Mary 136,100. 30-Apartments Rent Geo. I. Barcla y Ill & of lindi Unlurniih,d to Charles W Godshall 1.1 39 The )I-Apartments Rent Colonnades Third Sec., $16,900. Furnished GHR Assoc., Inc. to David 11. 12-Houses Rent Unfurnished Zopp & wf Deborah S., 1.1 41) 33-Houses Rent Furnished Sandalwood $33,500. 34-Mob,e Homes Rent Thomas J. Hefleruan & sit Mary A. to Alexander K. ]$-Motile Home Lots fMckluon & of Lois J., LI 10 For Rent Hightidge Adds Glen Arden U-Resort Prope rly Ifta., $43,200. For Rent Ja mes 13 Lee & wt Vivia n to 37-Business Property j.(; Field& wf Viola, It 4 For Rent ks,s NI 75') & all of 48 Rose 3$ -Wanted to Rent Court Addn City of Sanford - 144,190. Real Estate Perry' W. Wheatland & of 4, Houses for Sale Frankle to Willie R. Green & of Ruby, Its 11, 12, 13, 14, at 15, 1)-Mobile Homes A.J. Peterson s.d & Bus. eqjit l)Lots and Acreage (Groc Store) $55,90 Il-Farms and Graves First Sen. SVC. Corp to IS-Resort PNfserty Lloyd 8. Murray at of Jeanie For Sale E., 1.137 Garden Grove, 110,91)). Donna H. Ryan (Form. 14'-Inco,n, And InvasIment Property flenkle) & lb. Ben & Hobi. lknkle & wt Linda to District 4' -Real Estete Wanted School Board of Scm., NWIi of SE'I of SW4 of Sec 5-20.29 - Merchandise SM.000. S0-M'sceIlans (ku. K. Bela at of Ethel to For Sale District Sch. Board of Seim, Co. 51-Household Goods W'7 of SW'. of SE5 , of StIll. ni S2-Appliances S'c. 25-28.29 140,000. tooh3-T' Radio . tsreo W.lI.Grevn & Sons Inc 54-'.araqe Rummage Sales Daniel 1). Quellette, sgl., 1.1 14 131k ,j Lake Wayman heights, IS-Boats & Marine Equipment Lake Addn $111.000. Jack Shubert, Trustee wt Se-Campoig Equipment Hazel to O'Steen's Entr.Inc. N $1-Sports Equipment 25' of 1.160,1159 at S 25' of 51 5$6.cycles iless E300') At I.tSl& N 75' of 51 So-Musical Merchandise Amended VIal Druid Park Established TV Repair s hop Stock and equipment, Ph 372 6943 or 372 3*91, m. ACREAGE SANFORD-- Pa'sluccs Building Downtown preUlgious Office Suite, Elevator, parking & janitor service included. AAA location , Available immediately, Phone .3 -== Travel Agencies - - II PIANO TEACHER. Eperienced Relocated Sanford $07 E 29th SI Ph 377 1435 - - , Instructions z&-insurance (QCD) Toy Lee Scott, sgl to Al Beauty, & sit. eta] to John 71i7 ch. 10 of K line Holly Ave,Toy La, Fieeman, s1., Us 93, D. flames, Trustee, SW'a of So Sanford $15,300. rte.$ltt 9419519197&9!bolcerl0wn NW', of Sec 2$-Z1..3lless part W. I. Kirk & wt. Geraldine to Flossie Webb, old. to J. 8. 1100. etc-4 parcels, $180. Bestoc & Ezra Walker & wt. Christine. W Grant & wt E Ruth, W 40' ot U & f Coreneto Charles jSellers Ill wE Robert D. Scott & of Doris, It 46'u(E 1;5.5'ofN 120'otLL73, 1&W40'o(N l9'of13l116,Tier Rolansons Survey Addn SanE., 2, Sanford, Margaret E., It 10 less F: 7') & 21 131k D. D ru id HilLs Park. S I ft of It 9t lems E 7' 111k 5. Be! 131,580. $4,000. Amer. Modulars Crp. to Air 15.2.50. It W. Ruder c of. Mart' B. Michael 13 Castello & Mary B. Webb W John J. KurztQCD Randall C Sullivan & to Barbra 121L Jones & Henry Roaemarle, II. 4 BIk 2 Shadow Wayde Rucker Jr., Lo & wf Carrie. tis 13 & 14 13111 25 of Beltylou to Virginia K Hill , Lots 24 to 2 Sanlants, $180. Dreamwo!d 115,200. Bako Constr. to David L Sullivan LI 4131k D Lb Kathryn Raphael 0 Wells Jr at of Woods $100. Hyman Herman at of. Parker. It. 413 Forest Brook Victoria to Gerald E H uff man at to Elmer D Taylor at wf. Mary 5th $34990 Shari Kay Minister tform. of Mary U 6 Rik 8, Tier 1, Barenduo Bert o. Skeen &of LES4'ofLt 19&W21'o119 Nader homes, z. k ( Queens Mirror So. Rep!. Jambi W. lane & wf Bornie L, Sanford. $14,333. Ora 1., 1.1 9 8111 D. lake Henry W flees at of Mane! to Kathryn Park, 3rd A4Cb 15.500. Lake Searcy Shores, SM,ow. Rota. C. Fulkerso at of Lcretta C. Saunders to Jerr Richard W. Gorges at of Pat'Iine C Ottino, old to Nola K. Cam, It 14 8111 J Spring Thelma .1. LI 1 8111 4 Rosahlad Clint, LI 3$ Phillips Ten'., Janet to Donald C. Nelson at sit If Is., $15,000. Valley Farms. See. 8. S4,000, Sdnev. LI. 3 81k C Sweetwater $8,900. W I. Witherow & of Nell to Jerry K. Coone. sgl. Irk Harold Oaks, Cam Corp. to W. H. Green & L Grcnberg & wt. Mary 0.. Ii Gerald F S'nal, & of Anita. Its Sons Inc., Its I & 2 131k G, Its I J.mrnesft. Clark&wfJudJthto I & 10 131k J. Semnipole Terr. at 1 14 R11 J. Swing Valley Farms, Edwin REEkes& of nari,ar.11 . 8111K, Its 1011 & 1213111 A, Sec. 8, Repi. $21,900. . 14 8111 0 Druid Hills Its 1.8, 13111 F. Sky d Lark s Joe K Wiginton, I n d. At $67,800. $37,400. taibert Cott. 10 Witm4tta trustee to Wgw H C,ey at of Arthur lianaro & of Tins Larson Constr., Inc., to J. Maukonen, wid., LI 24 . Richard 1. Moore at of Shirley Btn4a, LI 2 Sec III NOrth Or!. James Dumet, It 84 field s-I, $ .l00. Ranches, $5,090. 1.. I.I. 9 & N 25' c4 10 13111 flrcoklioljcw $8,000. Grange Prop., Inc. to Her- Sanlando °' K Wiginton, I n d. & Sub. Beautiful, Elton N. Chnsjnan Jr at of man C. Paulette ftcsrrly, U trustee toRusseIl K. Klingbeil M2rgottoEquitablc fc.rd S., 131,500. Life Asaur. 914 Spring Oaks tin, 4, $3720. i QCD i T C His Inc. etc. to & of Gail, 1.138111 C North Orl. Soc 11 9 13111 A E$3ttZook sd H W lines Consir. to Laurent Richard ,, htanCbCs, Sec. 2A 14,090. s' Un. 16137,700. A. Pellerin at wf. Maureen T. Lt Janet K. Anderson, 51(1 to 9 & N z' of 10 BIb j 1. Miller at Sons Dl Inc. to 10 BIb 0. North Orlando Terr., Sanlando Sub. Beautiful, Sant Davidi.Crockett,5g1s20'nrI.1 Knneth H. Bech told at of . Sec 6 Un. I $27,900. 15 at N 50' of 16 13111 F Ridge Ingrid, It 41 Devonshire, -. ,j® Daniel Lee Mill, sl It, Daniel high First Add $23,900. Charles N. Flowers & of Laurel Homes, Inc to lake Lee Hall at Ronald Alan Rae, [.1 (;bd>s to Joan W. (QCI)) Althea C Griffin, at Howell Water at Byrdd, W. Reclamation 50-Office Equipment '4 less S 43,4' BIb E. 1bAIta, N. 1104.2' of S Margaret J Griffin at Maltie Distr. from SW cor of SE'. of 110301*0 4.2' of W 341' And Supplies little Acres, $100. Jack Shubert, Trustee ('t(' to Slayit to Emory Green at SW', Sec 17•21.30 etc $190. Li, 2 etc., in Sec. 519-31 $190. I Rage Inst. Co. to Dorman B. 11 O'Steens Entr Inc K 300' of N 23 &I-Building Materials Roosevelt Green, N 219.4' of S Joan W. Byrd. igi. to Charles Dwight Odom at of Stella to ft of 1160 all Marsh Sr. & w-f. Betty I.., 1.L1 91159 at S 25' of 58 57-Lawn and Garden 435.8' etc fccnretthi'i $100. & sf ;taciss, Inc (' Thmiiai A Mdrei' &''1 Amended Plat Druid Pk $i,u00, 15, Hk A, St. Jun lii'r It., 11owrr, LIndsey Altlica Griffin Al of Margaret el-Machinery and Tools at Clyde 51dm, Lot 442 Fore5t Brook . 13,5.30. The Huskey Co. to Jack W. Ilooer, N 11641 of s to Emory Green at Freddie Fifth Sec.. 139,000 '4 "h'mt°t for Rent hIako Constr. Crp to Harold 10341' of IA. ReynoLds & wf Jø Ann, l.t 7 111k M obley Beg. 219.4' N at 794.46' 2 etc. in See. 21.19Lewis ('oombs, sgl& Mary K. 53-Pets and Supplies It. limit Jr., 1) 415 Forest A. Sweetwater Oaks Sec 6 W of SE cor of SE', tiE SW'. Set' Coombs, sgl to 31, 1100. Roy Sweat at sit Brook 5th Sec., 131.900. 33-l91, thence W 198.54' N %largA..1J3kuNl'&4'0f4 $13,. Emerald Fruit to Ed*. Fletcher Prep !n to flak A 57-t"tock sod Peu!try C H Johnson Constr. to 2194' cIt. 57.500. C. !)amcls Jr & Ted Williams. 13111 b iki Air, $10 M . Jir:dlc), I. II & cgt, rondilm. Colt 162 5$---Wnted to Buy IL. iM..1. Smith s-d, 4l0 Will. C. flu III & wI tantn Mar) I. Flowers, wid to take Villas, pS,Qn. Mildred, U 13 8111 N S,rmg to Nat'l Etesidence Serv.. Inc., 6 -Stamps - Coins Raymond N. Fr-vet at of R osemary FUwer Pc1.eron, relopirwnt Entr., Inc. to Lake Nellie to Bruce E. Fryer & sri Lot 4 [51111). Suinruerse t North, 70 Swap and Trade 1kg 175'Wof SE cot. I.t3tWiW (ftgijy H. Brewer çI,irettj Overatreel, s1(J. U) D I at w Sec. 2 123,300. B., Beg. 0'W o1 NE cur 150ft7 min El3gfLEl59'toSW 19, 71 -Antiques Nancy. condom. Rea. Unit ree, ag, 1133 at of IA.138 EurekML MA.3, OversttE Nichols at of Pauline to to beg Sec WIMI $180. Hammock run flAucllon Sbe,.sh, See ''l $33,100. 34 Ø . a Sub,wban Ilcnnes,, w iso' s O' ect 1100. David K. Lee at of Martha 3,, IA Mltchael & AldiAn, Thu-let Dcv. Knit. Inc to Josepb ( '1U*. Wed RastgI$l,8oC, Billy W.LOpp&WIN*flCy$. IOFla.LandCo.,WIWc4 LoII, Montgomery at wt Mary K __ Transportation k -Geooddojr,&wf.Marcella __-First 5em1noI SVC. Corp to Entnningt', Farms Add no. 2 Condom lIes Unit 21 huah 75-Campers. Travel to Charki Finnigan at w' Joel 0. Kimrey at of Carwyn J. $26,667, Sec 1(1 533,100, Trailers Vrginui S 1.1 19 BIb 1 Rep!. Woodmere Park 2nd R'pl It 1? (',a1'den Grove 411.790. 121)400 QCD, Ehz Hall to Bradley W (WI) Forist K Weston t 75-Auto Repairs. Sheets I at 2 Nohh Orl. Toonsit Charles B Keeney & of Heirs 'orn at of Melanie, LI 19 Amos Shmnonton & of Sadie to to Leo W SalvalI at wt Parts Accessories fib Mn Village of North totisarkiflXevivy&sif Helen 8111 K. Tract, 59, Sanlando (lJ Annie N. Tinglee. Lot 3 lAke Jeanne Iii 9 at 10131k 15 A . B. 77-Junk Cars R"moved (hio. K. l.t.s 62 at 63 lake Starbbam Springs 1100. Jessup Ills.. $l,OtXi. Uucll Acitin Fort I3't'tI, 1100 Motorcytleio Est., $100. The hluskcy Co. I Q 13 Ii QCI)t Wtirie I) Pugh at wt Juinra J lksine at Brine lo AgmI L*'t'd Leo Salvail at NtraJonestuVcncealjanies, Agnes J8eph Mthter 4 of Henmflt at of Francine, II. 35 dlcyWVoreman& Jeanne toCecllBSlmp000liwd 79-Trucki and Trjllers I of S 13' It 44 4 N 29' of 45. AD. Melanie Its Il 4 18 13111 E. Julia, LI 10 fIx IS All. Russel 0-Autos lot Sal. ,rareta 1.150111K Brantlry 81k 8 Sw'etwater Oaks Sic. 5, = Tr ('haptx,tIs-dofC,k1sboro, 9, SanIast10 Spr:ngs $190. Addn Ft Ured 17,150. W.M. 118.990. Sb,ie. 1.1 I it -Aviilton Frank L Woodruff sdoi Lands, -, 4.000 Sq Ft Metal Building with office, I'. Ml F. of lion SR 16 all 373 5670. g VA"Nothing Down I -0 0) BusIness Property For Rent . -.---.------•--- - Sunday, Feb. 10, 1974-SC by Gill Fox EVEREST REALTY INC. Realtor, 1601 5 Hwy. 17 97 Maitland, 67$ abs Large 2 ifory home with extra 101 fireplace in living room. forma dining, beautiful modern kIIct.ef, IWdf'OOiTI5. 2 baths, central hea and air. Very good conditiot 539,30) Terms - 37 74 Business Opportunities ' it r SHORT ORDER COOK, Mon. thrv 54? cre,c.js e'perance helpful, e.cellqnt working L ondilions, many company woetits. holidays and vacation Call ei.. - - --- !. Rd, Sanford. Oranges. Lemons Grapefruit, Tangelos E V Foster, 377 U$ 11 - Ian mower mechanic. Part time Mornings only. Retired or your' man 10 train for summer work Appiy in mornings I I'. Lewis Sales & Service, 7117 Country Club lrangel, temple. himlins. Grapefruit, white & pink. Grarisie, 349 SIfl TO, y hi 41 NEED ROOM ? Mobile Homes Rent 2 bedroom trailer for rent. $00 per no pils. Call 373 Use, Male preferred 3 t I p m , 5 days, eaperi,ncp t.Clpfl AppI.crit muit t.a'j references and mV$I be bondable. Benefils include Health insurance, Paid vacations, meals Apply in person at Sheraton Sanford inn, ii and SR 45, at Oregon Ave 7. HOWE INDUSTRIES. INC. 90$ Airport Blvd 373111130 G.00dlhings?oEat 34-Business Opportunities Is-Loans - % plaslics and paper. Air Conditioned Plant Good Fringe Benefits incentive Opportunity Not mealc tender love & care to. ydur Child. Eitucationil child can L kindergarten A Chiids World, 2151 S. Sanford Ave. 323 6,124 9 Desk Clerk h5 . CUTTER Some experience in cutting cloth. Child Care 34 323 530 SIDE GLANCES Houses for Sale - 323 3139 after 10 a m. New Home For Ev : 41 460. Lad' r to do general hOusework and cooking Own transportation Ph. i 5316. Financial - Good Fringe Benefits LOST: Pr ladies' eyegtlsseI Thurs.. Jan. 31-in gay coiorei case, between Well 1st, I? 921 lOft. $t 373 (S11111 Houses Rent Unlurnished ________ ________________ 3bdrm. home, mature couple,$i par mo 1705 Magnolia. Call 571- Call 544.3.379 - . to AVON Incentive Opportunity HOWE INDUSTRIES, INC 90S Airport Blvd. 37 ..--TO BUY OR SELL Free. 6 HelpWanhpd IS Air ConditicnedPlant Lost and Found Ads Will Find A Classified .. Help Wanted RETIRED MAN OR WOMAN to ARE YOU TROUBLED! Call To it drive arid demonstratrate flew 514 2077 for "We Car.""People Powered Vehicle" "HotIin". Adtlt5 or Teens. Liberal commission and bonus furnished Oemonstrato, PARKER ENTERPRISES 377 S The Sanford Herald ;, SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS Sorie experience In industrial see'$o. Will cites train operations, MARRIAGES Performed Marilyn Silver Springs Airpiirl Rd. 904 736 1777. Res 2361133. " Gary I. Ninger At cf Candace - is LOST Female Petngnese, blonde no collar. Vicinity 241h 1 Holly Reward 3230080 The Longer Your Ad Runs The Less it Costs Per Line Ads __ Personals 4 Seminole 322.261 Winter 011d Her th I Transactions John 3. 7t Phil Ott, sg!. and Mary Helen Eyki to SStephen H. Smith & 1--- ----è -- - = 'aitiir L turath 4 �~~ M_ M--mi-M -1- _0111plinim"IF"MIN -~ -- - -____ - .__ - 1~- - ~,_ ~ -- - -__. Ra"M " - -, .. I 011-11 I -,~-._ _1111__ - - - I ~ -. M . _T - f~ __ -_ - I. 6C-Thu ] . - I118110a - 52 AJa. ~_~~ - ~ _ --~_ , - - " I .~ i M 4U UEI r'Uy Tan %tO. .. fV Ask ing $175 Call 373$) IEIRI QX)U '4AT r I 9 1Ot*'1 ' E 5, éL4&C.. lit_p 6 - ______________ Lawn and Garden _______________ - ___________________________________ ' 63 LE- 303 Holly Ave 9th & 101h Ph, 373 437) Velvet Machine, (to apply velv*t) with materials, Hell pc to apereciat,. 947 3111 before 6 pm - "• Ra inbow 244 Irrigation pump. 7,430' 5" ,ip, (7) op uSed crop 273 SW Orlando. IT' Aluminum war with 7LI HP Johnson motor and tilt trailer. *273. 322 SSOi after 1.30 - IS' Fiberglass boat p irn PAeccvi-y and Trailer. 5.430. 373. $376 - Need a second at first car? Consult today's Classified ads. Cash buyer for used articles, fur. niture, etc. HWY 44 ANTIOUES r 322 012 . Pets and Supplies - - Bicycles Bikes, Bikes, Bikes' RARE Mexican Parrot, very 0UflQ. can oilily be taught to talk. Oviedo Nursery and Bird Farm. Rd. All, 2 mm N. of Oviedo, Ph. ORIENTAL RUGS WANT EO yop prices ,aid, used. my Condition, 444 4126. Winter Park. CASII377.4I37 For used •urnl!ure. appliances. too ls, etc. Buy I or 100 1 items Larry's Mart. 315 Sanford Ave. *POODLE GROOMING• All sizes arid models. 10 speeds $ speeds. and standard bikes op available a. Firestone Store. Cell 373(5344, 'LH'E5l. Aa'idbeardirsJ'ith love Icare ProfeSSional Ph 373)SPlOf 333$9 _______________________ 69 PEKINGESE PUPPIES, AXC .'egmstered, Ifemale. 3 males. $144 or 323 439). IN is" 1111111111 Iwo J'A . To bts- &nd sell gold or silver coins, CQfltC1uS first, We also buy bulk II. r co.,S, SEMINOLE COIN CENTEP. 109 W. Ist 3234UI. German Shepherd puppIes, thoroughbred. S weeks old. $33 female, 115 male. .327179 $3a _____________________________ '46TriumphhSO Excellent CditiOn. Call 372 1175 atter 6 so '49 Honda 430. ecelknt condition, $300. Call im"et after $ - Norton Commander '49 fastbak Excellent condition. Pt 372 2121 0,332011.ask for Jerry. Trucks and Trailers 19 459 J dillon, new lire-. after S Excellent con 323 Autos for '69 vw 1970 VW Fastback, 2 dr. Sedan, light Nothing do". lake over. C411 cradIl mansWir 3,n 6230, I~ =L . .. :. i . . I . ~ - * .. - . . ~ .- . ' ___. 1i 1'kii E. 0 I~ L .___ . . Delta 1195 . *AMC • 1 ; f central 94*at I Air Comstt1orsing. For VIWI-c I . ia Elite' trcal Service. Lk.nIed&50n, All Stminalle Co.. 21 .. An. etworwe s.ric,. $30-Sill. free eslimates. cell Carl BEAR$leiSar.$sr*.3V *771. - AppIces '.g,'av1jtgAiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii rullt.,'f'GfiApplari(et Santora Electr i c (.ornpany 7577 Park Dr i ve. 3221342 Adomotivo iChItNG IL. SERVICE Metal. Plasics, Jewelry, Tropti.es 4)1 Beth Dr.. Samford. 322 SiSI 4 Service II ii g 67 JEEPS* * Plymouth Fury Ill , . . = _ - 5495 For trme best buy in American Motors. and J vehicles, see DON BALES Sanford Motor Cornpany 'lOSS French A,e 373 4352 RIK, PS. PB, AT, A Raai Nice Car. ---------- Jl lmprevemen TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON itermeftytoerrl,trs Be.utp' pcii) .(2 S91E PWis, 3fl'l7 ' - vree advice & .51 tsp. interior I ext painting. rers. pa Carpentry, ts,ture, mildew removal 323 1Q34. kidozing ' Custom made sur,n roomI, car. ports. Top workmanship and ma$.f:at, LEACH ALUMINUM FABRICATION, 373.1415 VDIVIVIVIVIMINIVi" - BULLL"IZER WORK :leerinq Lots our Specialty, 373.1731 alter 3 p.m Carpentry i i ! Work otwranfe.d, cutfont trim, painting, all repairs. Free Fret estimate. 3734331. VIEW TODD'S CARPENTRY specializing inlmatl arid odd lobs Call $31 1191 Inferior I Exterior Plastering & Simulated Brick r Phone 373 7340 Carpentry, Remodeling. e4dt.ons CvStom Woè$i. Free Eslirnatu Licensest Bonded 12100" Painting-Interior and Exterior AlSO commercial spraying Small cc tam-ge icet. Pressure cleaning Eaper'ericeo workman 943*294 ______________________ VINCENT'S CARPENTRY Interior Tr'm, Paneling, Custom Carpentry. No lob too small 373 , - BUDDY'S P4OMF IMPROvrMuTs ...i,,l Any type Of carpentry. lnieetsr or ex terior Free estitn$es Call Ml $354 after __________________________________ -t._ IIT 4 . = 333 133$1 "Lake Mary' - Income TUX Cvainlcs Pprsonat)a,Ser,ice No 2 Ea;P Road 17 97 '%f(Fr'trr.cpi 33271e, - *.th y'Jv income Tag ur '4ted 000k'i,w&to' Call L65e Mary '..LC "u1?lti9 :"Scu's C ERAMICS. IVpD4I. J j . - , Cl.td 7r'-..;, & Sunday. 127 ?flI. Used Fa#'n EumPnient wi1 Ietlfett and easy with aCla;itfwd Ad. Call I i . Tb ' _____________________ O&GCeramicTH, Cwumk Complete bathroom remodeling, 5111it"l*L' I ,ka.'IS over 'ut) $9130 tail me at ioi. a'es. _ I Lawn and LaS CIoe%-L, *W L : . __ ..,- Ulm • Tractor with mower, wIll cvt ac'age e.r itj Cut 32? 1116,332 -. . 1. 4, . us. . .. , - 1. '... .. I. . I.. I ~ , I .m i ; I I IN . I - '59 Ford _-, .- 7 q - 11 t - 4111., 0 _____________________ 131*213 &AIM ?tIZh I lkill Pitt ) Real good work car For Onty._.__.l95 ROOMS CARPET $ 5G$ 49 INDIALL NI tO'S TDAA WITh IJflThlIIln L-i - ruswij I _j i w- _ __ -- - . - A • - *YOU'LL JUMP FOR DEAL ~ . 'i'_, '- i - . il A • Ii . .n - ~ - ;; - - -. ______ i " ' -. ;. -, ". ' [4*.1 -it - ,' , . ~:w -, - __.1 - C') '' 49 0 ._~f_-.~-I -. -!-~~,' ~ ._-~ ..~ .__ - -~-M_ ...- 11-. - _- . - ---. ~11 .• . . P.•s. - . . .-, • q -- - LIKETHISI .. -'I, - - - ! - . .- I ~I - k 41111110 .. P . .. 1W . be a Z : i . 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Re's.#deitiat 47$ 2327 - . ;XE 11 ' :1I J5j .if Look to Lifestyles for local news coverage, new apartments, homes, duplexes, acreage, Investments, transactions, gardening and decorating ideas and much much more! Woloper Hanging ______________________ PAUL SLAYER P1 1 e11ral Wallpaper Harçrr Licens.d.R.sidwdial Commercial PreaL5tIm$$.Ph.3V4I77 itt Fix V7' I sme, If ire an e.peqi repairman from today's classified st u Examine the marketplace presented in Lifestyles. Feel secureLearn all about real Estate and "take the big leap" mb home in. vestments. CL DICK JOYCE WELL DRILLING r and Larger. pumps, spfinkI; WIu.IDSIU.IDPUMP$ SPRINKLER SYSTEMS '14 ripiTle STINIMACNINRI SUPPLY CO. / 3224533 I . ,,-'*-. , ., U~INI~ .I .5:*,.' .0. le. . D :1 1 . IAL' . .. - I -.. .. . 1 .,.. ..... r . ;". .....-... .. , .. . I~ .I , *. I O." Ad = Lifesty1es in ,slate Guide Tit) l4iller Living . 13 1 4- ~ ' a to : C , . ;-.fi 0 °. ç , ° 2 L t V H g J , 1'0 go L. 6 0. 111111.0 el, 14 ., .i Z >. 4 40 . IIA 0 .24 1 jiIi : Is Jill! m ;f ii _g &L 1t IjI'jj;i!H ¶III;ci:ti I .,-. . ilil : .5 ij . - - - Il J2 .11 . . U . E 74 ,k'. 'E . A VUHIJI A ; -0 , a 71111. 9 = 9 I— $0 II -;,.; 'I -A 13 ,ft. ,4 .A ^ .-. So k L; ~ ;" 2 =.,. j 4 $.;•:••, 1-2 1 - " 1 1i!il - -'i .J Ilio 9. - 3 EN : t- It 1-1 g .4 a -"' 9 6 .r I1I : 14 n ' ~ ilt 'g " * ' - .- tj '~ 1A a"t, 14I 9 lid 115 'so 01- .1 Z .* i" 4) '° :a. . lad'Ivt 2 ~J I C. . - I ;. i J~ . J to W. xhA:i - I I u I . .. vi tJ_' - 7jF 4' !;I iil i j1I jig 4j1}'i :a v ,;. - - " i,jj >. L vi,Z t- __ gI ' E a. au ; . 0 r *40 Iiii - 0 = ,0 a) A '. I I ,~ ~ ..,: V11 0i I.. -1 I EE •5 . Nivkl - L . 0 . - Z ., Wel Drilling n *1 2' : J & 1- Pressure Clearing Eaves cleaned root s cleaned & coated sit cstt:srn special rates 333 17$. .... ~ --- 14 > U VL U's , - s &- FE. 2 a. , (>) a .r, M '~-~~ ~ . $A : ? . .I L L . 0. U Z 1. Z ap.. HAPPY BEAR 3-1 ;999.1 . - O.cx- ; , -ii,i- I . i 0no boarding and GroomingProfeSsional with love. S 4.m..4 pm A&m•t Have,' Boarding and Grooming 3224007 ... I_ r ig De9 YW home. Al Breed Dog Training Acaderry, - Call for tree evaluatIon $317370. - :v:.. 1:,:,%_.,:.~, * . .. . Z 11111111119 . 1Q.. :...I , ,.:. , ~'. I . . - Speiglel $lephens Painting Contractors 25116 COW. ry Club Rd. Sanlefd.Fia, 373.10)0 301W.7rs4$t, .: j- _1~ C4~ -1 . i f I -9 DEPENDABLE LAWN MAIN TEIIAPICE SEPVICE. CALL RALPIIS HOME SERVIC!333.p,4. Floor waving. W,nwsjfl B.atsty Care L, - ir LAWN CARP SPECIALISTS Commercialrsident and iaL Con tracts now avaital7l, Call 11311.2322. PRESSURE CLEANING ____________________ ' - -Ij .- Loaded I all power. You have to se. this ° - Pa_ House C__________ leaning EXTERIOR - I F_~,; R msmaftrlp.m. SENKARIK GLA$S& PAINT CO. 210M.agnoltaAv*, KEN YERNSOARAOE CamplefeAvtom,tiveseyice KERNS TRAPISMISSION SERVICE Auto, Stand, 1. Clutch Specialists Ft" pick up. deflvery & towing In Sent Co with major work tIllS SanforJAe ,3fl.u2 . '67 Buick LaSabre cs YARD WORK Glen JOHN'S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE 1671,,N.MapieAve., Sanford 3fl.4$ . . 1k figI ~ Lawn md" 111111111111!Iiallilk % `- I 1944 Ford LTD. r I h, power Lair. Only $493. SHELLEY USED CARS, 700 French Ave., 323 7940. 1941 COMET. Loadel Nothing Down. Take Over Call Crc'Ot P.man,'m',jer , 323 6 2 I I--k t *; - '66 Mustang GT Cony. EXTRA. EXTRA SHARP 5795 Low miles ------ ~L. E.RV-I.C.E., . . _______ * - ~ . , Ak Cod 4F ti~" rp $795 A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You! ' . •- - :4 1944 VW SQuareIack. slationwagon, new tires. extra clean. SlIPS Call Don Pope, 322 1651 Dealer . . . _43 ?-ii 0 ~ - 88 . 9 -- T4. , - !I PS, PB, 6 way front seat. ---------- power FOR PUBLIC AUCTION, 1943 Ford Fa'rinne, highes t bid eve $150 ICio M-aonolma Ave. Santord. Feb . 1030 8,m. . '' . ~_ I* , t '7 - '- ____________________ 11101.114,iii-oss MIS411'. $15", Call Paul of M 1651 Dealer ~ ~ . -, -- - _. .. Z :; . ' 1 I ~e a . V.,, ________________________ * '46 CHEVY ", TON PICKUP. " - . ii ~.. I -- . . , _r? I ~ otiF '68 Pontiac Catalina - 77 GR EMU iN X. radio. automatic trinvnisslon. roof rack. hcylinder, low mileage 17,15.0 Ph (901) 763176$ 1946 Ctmevrclei carry all Stickshifl. $300 Call alter 5-415-0133 , i _,-ii-a.i -~.- --, ~ -.-ii__~ ;i, -_*_.,-- .- '73 Piymouth Valiant Slant 6. like new Low down payment. take over payments 327 $&SI. 1,46 Malliter-West Coastal 3. wfIeeler. 2 cycle economy engine New nspecti sticker, tag, ready 1090.129Sr Theonl' tHng that gets more mites per gallon than a Volk.swageeit Call Pete Rich, 372. Dea ler. I MUST SELL ties, cars un. med iately: '77 Cadillac Sedan t.i,Vulte. '11 Lincoln Mark III, '70 Punflac Catalina 2 cr. 70 Pont lac Catalina 16'., '46 Buick Riviera. 73 Triumph 130 Motorcycle. We Bill Colvin, Barrmet Bank of Semlno$. County NA. III 3211 Chevrolet Dump Truck. II' Ai.sume payments. 372-m.2i3 alter Olds All power. Extra chin with everything, low milei - - - $ - Sale '$hFirebird,H,Q.,45p1-od,,icelle,w condt ion. Best otter. Call 373 1494 after 6 p m (' - " ii .,.i l. steel bitted radial fires .... - '49 Chevy truck. Locking , good condition Extra ipe rear tires. 5300 down or alter S - I - ~ '69 Mercury Marquis Loaded with everything. Low miles-new MI Of 11595 13 Chevrolet Camaro LT. AM FM, ar.auvu Must sell IaIrovrrr:is r! txt otter ) 270 '46 CHEVY Piçicu Long wheel base Nothing down, eke over Call credit manager 3734730 WHOA.DOft'tthrow awayusefulidle Itoms. Sell themlcklywitha Nerild Wot Ad by calling 337. 3611 and asking foe a friendly Advisor, eefe.ays SEWING VVIrW rVW StampiCoins - Fm Pivoiss. C-sil 3"4XI Sn"kno ZIGZAG - WANTED TO BUY. Late model motor home Must be in good condition apd a good price Write 50' $23, co The Sanford Herald. P. 0. So. 1631, Santmurd. Fla.. 33711. Reil Biww LuStre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only $ I per day CARROLL'S FURNITURE 65 ._ iiOBQtj yA'14[ 297/ Itwy 1792 372-5941 -- -- Motorcycles tycteIn5gra&• Itt. AIR AGENCY - -- 18 __ , 161 ~~Ll Z .I- .- . F ~ -t - I Nothingdown, lak e o v er Call credit manager 373 6330 Lo 'it DodoeVenTrade'smanTOo --- --------------:- ng wrieet batr. J ;c't'tij Slant ' Gocd condition Ciii jrI. 291 038 I - 44 Ford Tr uc k. Sa ton, radio I heater. Good condition. 1130. Ph. 323 1602. - 68 Wanted to Buy want to buy Currier I yes dishes. Equipment for Rent - Junk Cars Removed .-.- 32) I'll 64 323.3900 - II 3234430 ~ - S_ 1 , '72 Pinto.) dr. Runabout. Air Conditioned, automatic, bright red, low mlo,.$3lfl Call Pete Rich, 322 1651 . ror domestic I Imported Pickups. Save 40 pcI-Buy dir ec t. Abandoned, un*ant.d tunk cars hauled away Your Lust. $10. Orlando. 295 6114 anytime. ProntEnd toader,3 yards. 4UJ Deere, ' mci old Assume ]rn.n!s 312 a23 after 3. STEP BUMPERS-S37.50 _1 ~ .~- - 11695 1970 Gold Duster. fully equipped, 31 4, straight transnhii%iofl Good smiieage. Just Inspected 3237425 _______________________________________ - )IMUArIUY,t- L1J - - -------_._..._ 17 I trct,i j.(.ir lr',i(5t ' , prices guaranteed Open , am 109p.m. 4 days. GORM Y'S. 3 ml. east of Sanford on 46 at I RP. 3231733 , Putting furniture in slorge, tt man y items 130 E Coteman (,ç, Sanford 373 Paris-Accessories Cars AT,AC.ViflVl 110111. New set of tires -.------- T.Bird, 1965. with '47 engine Good condition 323 2?P after S Trucks and Trailers - _____ .... 79 I? Von Ba,rl.s$II. tt REEL'S BODY SHOP IlO9 Sanford Avenue 67.A _______ T'antwt'rfo"Wtti..,,p, ,,... . tI .1 C .It I '.A 'I .,, Auto Repairs - ______________________________ -- .- 76 ;t - ~ 7X4 '70 Chevelle 55 396 ____________________ . If V'J have an eye •or teal valuu. you'll eye the Classified ads re9virly. -- Machinery and Tools _ Furpiti,r, refrigerator, washing michin., knlCk.kn.Cki, tools, olinti. ar,Im.it r.,, -• . All (ariot Aq , 5.arifo,ø 323 1217 =- -- JE 14ICAMEROCONVERTIBLE Nothing down. take over Call Credit Manager 323 e5. FM NORTHERN TIMOTHY HAY (WY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR SOLO. BALE,;? SOftSTON GORMLY E. HWY, 46 SANFORD - Garage-Rummage Sa Its ___ Livestock And Poultry 67 TELEVISIOP4 SETS $3SUP CITRUS TREES from $iap,otj., MILLERS Low overhead 26l9Orlando3rev,,3fl O3 7Drive a little. Si,,. lot. Oviedo Nursery and Bird Form. Rd 1)9,2 ml N l Oviedo 30091 Mj Boet with 33 NP Jol'nson "or. new trailer, $230 cam. 323 aiii. Phone: 1944 Chevrolet Caprice Estate wagon, good transportation. 332 1341 6? Boats & Marine Equipment Off. Wt Ph. 313 444. _____________________ CAMR1; TVRadio.!tereo SS .=-- 2 Miles East of Sanford on 415 Corner of Celery & Sipes Ave. 'IS Olds 442. 400 Cu, In.. headerL 20% <: ____ ____________ -. - .......... , pid uenter Good condition. loaded. Call $30306 "WR5 I used, -.____ tTpo&,ac J1 RTH4.H I4 new (ruble door Xrfvina$or rHr.g 1 F . 5110 Myri Ap PlanCe. 710 Sartord A v e . 323 2932 GARA(E Used Autos for Sale 80 tMIL.UAM ..fl Like . -- MITCnAes " by Aft S.nsom CF CCLR'E 1 KENMORE WASHER. paris, serv ic., used machinel MOONEY APPL , ANCES. - IF -~ - -I -I _1!i- "~_I . -- . .. .,~~_- --- -_ --- - - - T'' -- RECOpiDlYJOpIED Washers and Dryers. WANRAN TY. Fr.e Delivery, WHITESIDE APPLIANCES, 641 164) 54 , . , mi.ua1 iny U1jr 1 Appli ances $3 - -jj L.. ii& THE BORN LOSER WhirIcool Wem,r, very good con øitjøn, re built, ISO Call I ISO?. • I I ., I I - -_ - . 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IT'S OUTSIDE WORK AND SuPPoG TEgE AR5OME PCoPLE wuo, wui THeRES A MISTAKE, - THE LOVELY SENORITA S CHEER AND THROW ROSES TO woulD MAKE fl4E (6GES1 FOSS TH6IAI<EA6L To MAKE! • — ZD0M'rugE... 1 SOME POPLEMIGHT IN rACT, THERE S ONLY ONE THING __ ON WHAT 'UTFORTUNA1L'1 THERE: ARE PEOPLE _ 10 - r.___.., - __ ,a 1—.Z'.. _p.1._'['(;J,11_P _____;#I•_•_•_-_i • 1 -I f Al HATIE TM END UNV6RSTAN1?--* OF THE MONTH WHEN YOU-'IZJE ON THE $?UOrA SYS rem ... SOME OTHERS MIGHT EVF.N WANT TO BLAME! 2-/0 WXZqT3E[ROP 11 __ A$P WAWNWOR r4l](F-P 1HAT MOW& og ON m i &Y ANP 2J OF iThS F4OI11tt Our I CWT A M(YtOP4'( Ca)gSg. 3UST A MATTOK Of b3rDick Cavalli RIGOWHEREATNINE AFRAID Of= YOU! %wf4l+fwej VJHO S OORA ON T95 MP fAtf PAP, w? WAS VOP4 OM 1 1if GIVE YW 3 A -, -- - -, WINfl-fl)f THAT TOOK OT OF COURAGE ..TELLIN& HIM i'C) BIAT HIM UP IF HE WAS HERE AT NINE O'CLOCk. I 4 COURAGE/ PUiS THE I<NOWLEDGE I I THATALL US KH)S HAVE TO BE: \ IN BED BY6EVEN-ThIRT,/ 41, cAVALI OU3R BOARDING HOUSE I I HUCKtL WAIT TILL ) MA'LBO)C' 7 ____ WHAT AM AWFUL NON&EN5E OLD YOU'RE ASKIN& FOR WILL NEVCR TROUBLC' 'WHERE IT by Les Carroll 3p3EtXjqCXM3LAv8 POP / by I Verzneezb i et- I hl O OWL I i I ! I WY, *rtykx OLD URM06EON! PEHPP TV E MJUP6ED HIM A.LL __ I L • FTt \ •( ITS o "MP" VkLE-KrINE:6 DAY, BA%TER HARP FEEUN' __ 0P,L} ys WH T4I5 SILL! $20jm,%:-NDREL4OOPLE - JJ / I '=1-I' ____ U Lit ______ ( p - - T h 'diner never measures up to -the I loor- 0 0 if NOW HE:6 AgA TWICE AS WF wry - 111 4.,I S. 0 . ••' S a 4 .. II 4 S . 5.,. S • S 5 t%. _—=-.-4_r_— _--_- _--- -,_-------------_—S_—S.s5-- —• _=_f ! ___-_ - I .. . ... -S S ----__--- _-=-__----- --.- _-- _._L -- - -- .. S -I . - . S %... -S - wag& I - .- • S 4. —- S -•__.••. .4 5•• .5 'I5. - 0 ••• ' I _-_ ___h._-_-_L_ .5 . S - -•- ' . . _-P_-_- _- �771 - - - - - -' -J - IELAGEMCY 1b A ex S* _ ____ ____ LUOI LfriM AS'PUE I— Jw I'M _ I - 'THAT REMINDS ME ...DON'T FIX ME UP WITH ANY MORE BLIND OATES!' I WHY DON I I JUST RECOMMEND YUU AS A 'LIGHTNINGFAST WORKER'?,I NEVER CAUGHT YOU AT IT!" L2( ' AT L l74t54&'Y, iV4 by Kk W. __ 4FASV0.0 = YOU OLJC-YHT To cyar tA 1B A You HAVIF - GEE WHIZ! ALL THE GOOD STUFF YOU THINK UP TO 00. SOMEBODY CALLS 'VANDALISM'OR 'DESTRUCTION~- "TEN DOLLARS! OU ACTUALLY DON'T CARE IF YOU GETANOTHER CHEAP BIRTHDAY PRESENT THIS YEAR!" "THEY MEAN THEY'RE EASY COMPARED TO WHAT HAPPENS IF YOU 41 3 ( _ 'JQPF,IMA1J" W • - 0 J4E OLD CAN GRADUATE INTO TI NEW FOR CREATIV& PURFOS'VLJPING THE WLO1 F68 /01G. LEGAL PECJ3IOtLS C4N l.1Lf EDUCATIONAL MAflERS MOVt FAVORABLY TO NC FWT ON WDNESW .4CCOt%1 ,'t.j,s.'/EV&RY71i,'# )bU C.4A/iVOW Lk 0 0 - -- FIWW f TFtAVIFIS. -. - FUL £4C.V e 41EAD IN PLANNING. A GD OO SPECTJVE CC)LII'41S AT 1141S 1' ME END?G't /,4dt4,'AtL J'UfEk . - - - (PtN ,4t.1ERED..- FJNAL DECtk)NS'- OIFFICULT 1• - Is - L . — . • -- - (j 1974 -- - Things started then LIBRA(Sepl 23-Oct 221 Sunday, Monday favor come out-well. Remainder of week generally harmonious for most activities and communications- Saturday nigni tess 4u$pICiOu I by TERPRrSF FET.' - you. 4%. - t Or •r' &rip A I7C .' expressing ID MAKE AND &ICK 10. NER LJSIqECS CAN TAKE OVER, TLiL<imdtr. ,"7ii REL4XAT9!. It £ , 4 - can - - J LEO , - FLEXIBLE. COURSES AR £rV ' your - PNSARCANGEDQFrEN. 134E1E)AL%KO TALK MAY B ftENTI FI XITY OF PiigR)SE. - I A 104 more FAR CII4?'J ACCOMPANY SLCU A cOMeINATR, AW.—TIRA17615 W140 csbaflvlty. , DW Your individualistic ideas can gain response. TAURUS 1Apr11 21-May 20) Tuesday, Wednesday. unknown factors can make things ook different from wha t they are. Thursday. Friday may give you more Insight Corning weekend speeds'up Important things Sunday. Monday. GEMINI (May 21 -June 20 Do the Then, coast through the week without worrying about things Friday through judgment It or. Appearances deceive. Saturday. (June 22'JIy 22) More favorable for bundling social, educational, CANCER legal, public affairs till late Saturday. There Is stability. Don't let material objectives overcome your higher feelings (July 23•Au0. 22i Deal with people. Keep outjn frontlet yoUr cieatrve nature marIest Harmomt'us for handling public rClatrons, governmental matterLprint ug. the lega l. business VIRGO (Aug. 23•Sept. 22) Early days of week through Wednesday best Frstill be day, Saturday require care in handling domestic affairs, but your individualism. for (THAT'S AJ'ACK-OF- 0 . AIIES (March 21 -Apfit 20) Sunday, Monday, relax. Don't push whtn me i ANY' - - - * - SCORPIO (Oct 23-Nov. 21)11 born Nov. 12-16 you are hkey to feel tension s - lilt SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) Don't hesitate. Eiperiment w0h:ife A t-r, for discovtrits. Thursday. Fr-day. your top days. Push plant Have coni, dence. Horizons are clearing, opening up. I 1-_- ' AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) The green lights are on Backgrotsna qer"r, favorable through much of next week, objectives wittvn easier tc..iideas, concepts seem to be practicab!e fl 2-1 1") IP*7ff7 / - : - mantic, educational possibilities look much Letter. - - - Nft - - HLJGACA TES, IT WAS 0 r4 L/1/ 4j7W,4L WHO IS CREDITED 'MTH MAKING THE FIRST HEAVIER-THAN-AIR FLIGHT BY GLIDER IN1891. - - GENE FAWCE'T'rE - $ •- OUT OUR WAY _ 74lOeéIetd by Ed Sullivan SKYMODERN SURFERS, ICARUSES DANGLING FROM ___________ OLIS! MICROBE! IM 1JR , j?/ - I 'IJ BUN. c_I •____; - - I - -- Ifni BUIL-D UP A BIG CHARGE OF NEW VANCE I THOUGHT UP! roNLY WANT TO LECTRCITY ROCK... SHUFFLE. sHL)FFL ____ 1 Wlr _____ * .j " - BY SHUFFUNG .... ..... '•.,. - p ••. --s- a 4P ...lI,...i.........*..- -. _____________ IV, I '- FRAIL AIPBORNE SCAFFOLDING,ARE WHO HATES 6 SEE...ZSKWF E c MOUNTAIN TOPS TOWARD FIRST PLACE ASTHERLD'S FASTESTGRING OUTDOOR SPORT. MORE LIKE GIANT KITES THAN GLIDERS, THE STRANGE HAND-MADE CRAFT ARE IN VARIOUS ,.-, ______ - CHINESE MAY HAVE FLOWN THROUGH THEAIRCN - Dy -- P. Wit THOUGH THE ANCIENT _ PISCES (Feb 19-March 20) You can work into a better posilion. Sentil. 71,s II @* ib Asis and ptoposals. Coming weekernid ftliats ym New &r4 old contacts c. show promise fulum Forge aheied. - -. -- - HIS MANY SUSSEWENT FLIGMS PROVED THXII'TH E CAMBERED OR CURVED WING LIFTS BETTER TWM A FLAT SURFACE. but nature will work things out If you're patient. W"k is above par for most : - _____ / / / V - $ et. SIZES, SHAPES AND COLORS WITH AII.s" OF THIN DACRON FABRIC OR POLYETHYLENE FILM. s / . - -I - BY JUMPING FROM AHAWAI IAN LCAND/- - ---- 91i FOR HEAVENIS IF THIS PERSON 15 CARRYING A LOT OF STUFF--WELL! 6HUFFLE, WHAT K IT HERE, LET A~S CENT; A 9.25-MILE CROSS-COUNTRY FLIGHTWI-ITH A 19-MIN01 39-SEC. DURATION. UP THERE LIKES ME! %IOU f 7HE MOST F0PULARI9THE'RCt9AL0W/" THAT RANGES FDM 12 TO 25 T. F ACROSS AND WEIGHS UP TO 40 L96. THE RIDER HANGS FROM * - __- 't . - 'SUPER-SAt,R,ER'Wa THE FRAMEW0PK—`1AM OR WMWTSUPPORI NO HARNESS OR SUNG SEAT— CONTROLLI NO THE FLICvHT DIRECTION BY SODYMOVEMENTS, = --. -• -- - - -• - - , . - - - • .- -- .- . * , - * , -- .- .*... .' . - -• -• - • : - . --- ---- ---- • -••- - - •- - -- • Tw •'Z-4 - A r Ht l, ' ' ' ' ' .(itnronhnt - ' - - - /A 1 vttl its !in' iknt gi to.K 4 - sentr i Oft PJ .,aA (1. 41 *' �- 1— J CMpY '1 CL by L A_ '''' ER r1'y Mewis , - _INDi VIDUALIZED_ TO SEE THE STUDY CARRELS 7 - çJ) - ______ p - __ STUDY BY VIDEOTAPE NEEDLESSLY ABOUT HOW IT WOULD 96 RECSIVED 8%1 READILY ACCEPTABLE T14S STUDENTS _________ BUT-* Fls.fnL tt I - _ ('v. ,,L I'ls tIØurs with a f (\ ) I 1 - - r.1 • i par4IIe4 front and back Io*$d,.pi, No 5240 *Ih PHOTO-GUIDE is in Sins to '3?Z51235bi • -I c V $ 1 / t Ai TO DISILLUSION \ YOU, PRE$IIEN7 BLOOMER, I \9uT Lijio uR WORRIES J — V THE REAL TEST WILL COME WMEt'J ThEY'RE I •.,OF THE. FACULTY NEW YE.AR EVE „) TIRED OF VIEWINO NOT OVPIZ © PARTY01 THE HIDDEN<Afl,IERA - A) - , / CHALK 1 designs -. ______ 1 - I J I I or chalk over the first low Inches of thread and the bobbin LAURETTA. you will know when is near the end. — After playing vol. __________ III It' I %I A 13000 10,ORDER (clo CAPTAIN EASY PIN TYPE. MOKtP%JG v)LJ 'RE ___ WOTTA ' o mna ng spatters as V-4ALK well as seeds in the food or tea. DEAR POLLY I h loam meat and produce trays and save them to Cut to 3fo((1 PAT USE MR - - BY T HE - E I RIGHT L I ' GRO. THEY R -- saver Pointer. Instead of 13UYING exponsive rattan holders for pap. or-plates I SAVE aluminum plates Of various sizes that come with TV (round) dinners, bit pot pies, reg. ular pies and many other foods. Some are always kept In my pic- 12"d to hu, ir<. PONY PaYs 00 fw *"q ;do@ sow them ft 1W, C/o 1W "WW 4we nalkiiii, Now y4wk, N.Y, ttiol# Jj NOUT-CE ABOLIT LISTEN! HEIS kAy for both designs, full direcilows, S#Rd d6c with TO ORDERaddriess. polliter. a _j 401&- &Ad are to NXIDUW0 0/4" ~411110111% 0m; 4= b3r Dave Gwaue OH! OH! :rLL IRET UMPA, BUT LIKE I SAID, SONESY, THE UGLIEST TALKING JUST THAT LITTLE GREEN! PR MAN! \ ME,100, I'M AFRAID THIS ( I LIKE i'OU! I ENGUY LATCHED ONTO I WIS14 WE IS SOMETHING JOY A.&SOCIA7ING EVER SEEN! DID, GUZ! HIM! J COULD HE'LL HAVE TO \ WITH MEDICAL___ OFFER A GENTLFMAJ Add color and charm to the room with bright patchwork pillows. No. 5345 has 80PIlQue Pattern pieces M DEAR POLLY — Mine is a money. by Crooks & Lawrence ALLEY 001P - I -. l6k MVaffPW),f So 4388, - — etc., Cut a - V” In the center of each wedge to remove the seeds, The wedge folds Into itself whim Your Choice A IOV@ty dfeSS to Mike ini It;10U!Aj jengItj IU( eVgtyd,3y Wtat_ 'KQ Or in long 10ft91" W Most SM,al cccasions No 8280 "101 PHOTO GUICE -1 in StItS a 10 18 S,Ij Ior 321,. tvst '2 0" It ;'J' 4 1 --- S11011 M In 50 Site 40 44M bust :-!is Yarcs 60-inch - — this 6101! Its lVorld Imli No PHOTO-GUIUE;% i — often red and sore. To prevent this. I cut off the tops of an old pair of socks just above the heel These pieces are folded in half and put on my wrists. The romaining parts of the socks make groat loot-warmers to wear to bed STACIE 4_ / 8197 *Ith with often et ley ball at school my wrists were . fl- 828 the' DEAR POLLY Before winding the bobbin for your sowing ma. chino try running colored cra,n DEAR POLLY __________ P ' DEAR POLLY Be fore r\ lemon wedges wIih°t°s?'f 11 When knitting tangled wW twisted. To prevent this, I Slip a ft"d &pool over each istrand before I start knitting, CAROL. '' I . — of yam I could k1 was in place pressed along this crevice with the handle of my shears. This left a well. marked chalk line on the rubber backirt that I followed while cut ting. The same should work on hemp backing.—ANOTHER P01LV / 2-/0 .1 carpet . strands — ______ baseboard and then when the • U.S. icm by N(A. Inc.. TM on 301111"In dry-cleana chalk line at the bottom of the . two Is 10 11 Is comes as my own idea. I ran a - - colorful way to label School coats, Instructions did not work noary 8240 ___________________________ DEAR POLLY—A quick. easy and DEAR POLLY DEAR POLLY-1 am one 0! your do-it-yourselfers and recently In. stalled wall-to-wall carpeting. Th e.... so well -. ______ — a -- — OH THE HELP HIM ' RK OUT_FOR TYPES ' > , O.-YESSIR, I OUGHTA BE ABLE T'LEARN A LOT FROM AN SOMEHOW, VVE GOT 'TO GET RID OF THIS LITTLE GREEN CREEP! OLD (tJACI< LIKE VDU' - L) Moo 41so 16W T, It dF - TRY OW - DOW IP L ___ LIGHT? . - NOT HERE. THANKS! ____ E li :1 - I LL TAKE IT ALONG T ~56WKE ON THEF J0131. PESTBAN UMIGAT1146 s, Wy! IS A NICE PAD Yc3OT ERE, i 4 SKINW. I'M ______ ___ SIT DOWN AND SEE ___ ... M-40-4kEr YOURSELF X'LL BE RIGHT BACK! _____ - M BE HERE ..E PERSONAL VISITATION ____HERE IT IS.... - ____ OH, JUST GET- I TERMINATED BY FEEDING WHAT'S TAKIN FIX YOU SOME HIM TROLL SOUP! YOU SO LONG? DINNER! PREPARE AS FOLLOWS'- WHATCHA DOIN' IN THERE? H EH _ -- _ _ ______ - -•. _ _______ __ - GRAND .. • c_ 2-/0 JOHNNYWONDER P. Of 11i4j •(_ I (- by Dick Rogers LIP __ 'U — EB and FLO '. "I'VaRALWINS c W. fl N% I NJ ) . - 17 0 U < J( ACAM r_ L-OOK "j' coffi~ I'D .9 MVE t1N OWN set- • A ( ow oa 2) —.-a - / \ ~j Sil VV WA /r t' ell- IN TOWN wI I JU5;T 7HOUGHT - FOR CARS -- WHERE ARE you GOINC I WONT RE L...ONG THO FiRSir .-- By Paul Sellers ALPIWAA1116f IN TWO DIAL A . _ -• 01 0 - I ---------- ---- P-M IN INATURE COLOR W14ALE SHARKS cowit riqi rOI CANAcAI RFLAX,ES loam— ACfUALLY, INVIAN COItN 10 ANY 009 -r;49 MA r.;5 j I'm ONLY GOING wu,foow HOPP1NG ONAL NA COKN CAN IM AFRAID OF! TIT__ 14 09TON MORN TWAN WHAT — IT 46 - . - . - U- - I sif - 1 ditri.iI hr t iii - — —••-- - - ---- - — I I PI1iIiCt1t holuk tS )flTI I IP' ii 1 tlLflt *Ifll Ifl to ctc (on U ($ JS - - - - ---- -- - .- ---- ------- - - -- •. - -- - �S 5 4 .. OnT — I 77 T iYOLJR PAT - '/ RIBS . S VE GOT it) KEEP 1)4A70L0 \OLCAt'JO GOD RIOTIC O4, WE PU7Y`0 HOPINTO TWE \OLCANO, LLIANA.' WELL, IF I 751 -1 -TOO '$Tl4EREGES. R4 .. Sf155 S7ZfCA/ Destruction 'ANLY 14E Ordered I PRESUE MiTer KOcket ) ?N11-iELCANO IS LiP. JLDINe I . iiure Fa - Of _____ CAPE PI,,I) • — ' — / An CANAVERAL, $18 Fla ( AP) million Titan Centaur rocket wasbiownup in space today when its upper ignite S.; stage failed to after it blasted off from the Kennedy Space Center. Space a gency officials said the center's safety officer destroyed the unmanned rocket about eight minutes after st w as launche(Jat9 38 a.m. EDT. The new Titan-Centaur cornC bination, which will be used in 1975 to send unmanned Viking sicecraft to land on Mars, was on test flight when the upper stage - _____________________________J WEVE P1C<E up A uo 2U'RE IS — F" _________liVOT ..AN S 1- f WOKS L1KEA 1_ L.YNESI4N IGTQELIEV/ WAVES 1 two AS SHE PASSES I QNEACkOJT.'I GIRL WITH AN failed to respond to signals that would have fired its rocket motor. When the rocket failed to - respond to a second signal and started to veer off course, it was destroyed. 'Me new rocket is a marriage between the and the space agency Centaur upper -- stage The operational version will cost about $28 to $30 million, although today's rocket only cost $18 million. The Titan-Centaur is scheduled to launch two West German satellites called Hellos into orbit around the sun late this year and in 1975. - ) UELI NG FULLl UI AND READY TO .'I rucks again hit the road from Sanford true tops F . . . oat SHE ' Keep On Truc ing' Is Wor Z~A Despi*te Loco Fear 0 Trou e kill" 0011 S & 1by Stoffel BUGS 33UZqr#*TqV Y'ER HELPS M PICK CUTALL MY IIErE!S A REAl.. WINNeR... WI4ATVK TLIRW9 ON, HE- HAS VOW A REAL Gr4UINE PfL.T, GURANTD So a HATS FOM1 5 - S \'T Inur\a IS - - THAT'S A RAG. RJOPSW IT WONT E A - S. - jl -• --S - - - Monday, February 11, 1974—Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No. 148 Price 10 Cents / .. 0 U ,. ____ S - ' 5 - - -S_____ - _________ / -. ' r S S __________ -- Vt. ____ Ni ne P er C flf e I S S •.;S It T~ me Interest Rate red t d Pri '7 6 P - I CNYAGWEE IT FEELS 9. 1 TI PWIcE # 95 ( . fl4' or.:. — , y ____ ___ ____ ai. i gF — - !R LIKES 1 - F1RST C.W0( - - G THAT A CH EAP A HE IS.' A - AKF ____ - - / - _______ £ p 4.i'1 (/ ______________________ I TL /i 111110X L~~ I -s T ZZ & MEN -- — by - - owle t.-'S.. y Schneider LI 04 ' I ,, C0/ ;fi'/AL . -'Q - * S At Banquet Tri JQ77 — 5 - -- C - 'jEpg tib_) ARE SI I r 10 'OU ! - - ' I / j S - - - j - 4 - S - around - -. • big gets gal should be the caption former Seminole High teacher Carol Nelson. She's Local S -_ - - - Com - - [ - S ' beero hired by UIIF television channel 35-,wi.eduled to go on thr air around March * ' (roIwiilbedingawn July 2, IM. The government ii seeking restitutions in excess of $91,000Irom the motel Classified dS 1A 9A 3A B c%st4isl Knowing Carol that shouldn't difficult for her anall S - ' - -- -- - - S - Iforoscepe flospital notes lblicnotices 'et talk show. Iforafully, gond - S - S - For ,srnoiqn Crossword puzzle Dear Abby Crane . &A 7A Sports State 7A Stks - ____ S - _____ S S '----'I ' 1J wi er ______ - - - JM k I UI\WlDF B (i ii t of cuit advertisement Parker bought dgarette,and did continue todo City Editor in ft yellow pages of the IM so during all or most of the 15 Merle E. Parker of Sanford 74 Sanford telephone directory. minutes i Parker) was a lads> filed a cid suit against Parker posted $5,000 bond on prisoner of (FWenwider in a .Jack Fulenwider. State Att . the charge and was released rinsed automobile, with win A bb o tt Herring's diitt in after king booked at count) duti ketd ur nearis so the stiai, seeking $15,O Jail. lawsuit states. 'lannages for alleged unlawful In the lawsuit Iilc-d today, Pikvr k4d) ld lee intends treatment and physical abuse Pager said he was 'compelled to File a motion with the court to during Parker's arrest Friday to inhale the stale smoke of quash the information filed by fl (-barge of vioLating the tFulenwider'si cigarette to his Herring's office in the case of Litt tiiedt ii pr active act reit tiisuiiiifot a ras ition rounds the adsrUsement is li the lawsuit assigned to and pain for approximately 15 part of a series of >ellow pages Circuit Judge Torn Waddell Jr., minut,ls" while riding in m:th when taken in their en. Parker says Fulenwider did F ulenwider s car ap tiret), and not out of context as knowingly and unlawfully proximately 5 miles to the herein done by the state, clearly treat" Parker with arrogance, jail Indicate that the flUe Dr' as insolence and verbal and Parker, 55, of South lake used by th, defendant, is a physical abuse during the Avenue '.sys he Is a non. religious title, not a medical t ouese and prcvss of the snicker hen he was directed title arrest on a warrant issued by b> Fulenwider to get Into the I'irker said an ad for Mindthe stale attorney. the car Parker says h? stated, Ite Lteseareh, Un1ünited,1ke A spokesinin for Herring's "Mmy I ask that you plea" do Avenue, directly below a tisting office said Parker is IrUrgm riot sinroke while I am in this under the hyprotists with using t1it. title -Dr." in car." classUicalicri in the lr,34 connettion with his name, The The suit states Fulenwtr Sanford telephone diro, spokesman said the arrest replied, "You may ask if >j for Andcan School Meniternmed from complaints wish, but I will stnoke when and lavivology, Box 2031. Lake made by the Central Florida where I please." Avenue, Ilsts "the Rev. Dr. Uociatin of Professional Al dial time (Fulenwider) Merle E Irker, President." l')1 ho1oists concerring an did tight and begin to smoke a i Can't. On P.g. 3t col. 4 1 rp" y __ III 6A 3A or By BOB UYD ____ 7A 7A 3A 7A n Parker Sul*t W&41 presienled to Sheriff Polk and received (hi (,oscrnmen award F-Vilertainment ... - - INDEX Area deaths Bridge places. - PoIkMooney . - - Ks Honor S -' I "They are trying to get a few a gallon - Restitutions Th YESSIR! - '- NEWYORKIAPI — A new Yo&sFirdNational City, and pdn lending rate 9, per others. cent spread through bank. Cleveland Thit Co., Largest BJchnA.Spoiski ingInduM today 1a1banktnObloand dictions that the key interest 77th nationally, said Friday 7"he moombers of the Santord rate would fall to 9 per cent thoit it was cutting Its prime an Dept are asking that we aoo'i unusual hail percentage point thank all those who helped New York'sChase Manhattan IoQpercent because of a sharp make the 1h Annual Cerebral Bank and Manufacturers IIan drop in short-term interest Palsy drive a er Trust, the country's third rates which banks pay toobtsm According to Chief G M and fourth Largest ommcrdal their funds Harriett there was a total of banks dropped their price from Money market analysts say $4.073.55 collected. 91 per cent today, U did acv that these short term rates -eI other major banks have talkndaUcallyin Rdch didn't know that in The move followed similar cent weeks, portending another %Iisaouri they bad a similar announcements last week by general clatter point drop In problem iththeir local Jail as the nations two largest banks the prime to percent e st here in &miiinole hank of America and The analysts sa> the Federal And do ou kno4 ho the), I1esere Board the nations hand'ed it Cleverly, to say the central banktr, is anxious to least asert a sharp economic slow They passed a resolution! i down and is pumping money I • RESOLVE D I) - that the II into the See kin i monetar> present jail is truffident, and system. This in turn, they say, another ought to be built. • tenth to lower interest rates. i HESOI.VED — that the The prime is the interest mater tais of the old jail be used changed ' banks on business in constructing the new one loans to their best and biggest [IF—%I.VED — that Ihe old customers. jail shall not be taken down until the r'w one Is finished' ,,,,, JA( K.)% ll.l.F The Internal Revenue Service The following froin a has announced the filing of reader—Is it true that a a su1tgaito certain individual, working for Florida motels by the The Sthte'sAttorney's ()lfice Justice Department thriving on nil of the local charging violations of publiut...cause st.ant but be Phase II price regulations the :abjlj7flI)rO :oc m. The going It' run against Sheriff goserument seeks more John Polk"' than $100.00 In restitutIons ALTAMONTA SPRINGS— That's funny, this saine into patrons of the motels. Sheriff John Polk and State dividual says lie's not in. The suits were filed In U. Rep. Fugene Slooney. chairteresteci In running For of. S. District ('oufl In Orlando moan of the Seminole lice 71 against Dodd Inc., d-a legislative Delegation, were However, it does help me to AM TIM Ina, Daytona honored by South Seminole understand Polk's complaint Beach Shores, and Monroe Jaycees during an awards that those folks at the State '1uteLs far., ti-bk Holida> bunquetiittheMtamnonteCiic Attorney's office aren't C%tfl Inn of Sanford Venter Friday night. calling his men when the ' Thi complaint aga'nct out to make .rrt't Polk Holiday Inn of Sanford State Rep. Lew Earle, an. referring to the series of arrest-, nouneed Republican candidate charges the motel failed to iiie 'iteet lion for the fifth congressional seat make seasonal price adof pornokraphic material in the CulTenti) held by Bill (;unnter. Jusiments as rquired Altamonte area. was guest speaker for the urider Phase Il of the Fight nice. felliuis tbtr e5 ot economic stabIlizatIon mthin like tasim Idiot rules In addition, prices , , iulC IS,flUiS,1e1. t ,C( forcernent agencies which rcu.sa were llegey Increased to c ur togetl1t r right Award the highest honor tb" above existing ivotei rrice S :~~E OF `iII ic e ng g _i - ' the rwtionwide truck strike. . Fire _______ _____________ - Writer of n'' i Staff - niit.* SES -i Segers has paid up to 63 cents stops he pulted into. "At some for diesel in some Of the stops w he re skin iiiJcs in their Pocket and then places in Pennsylvania two ckers are still holed uj .%lost truckers at Sanford tticy are going to bhut down weeks ago. fie said he Is paying they'll puncture your Ufa truck stops were prtparing to again." oa lite average of 46 to 48 cents a bust your tanks. I'll steer cl~ tar Ht lite road again this morning "I'm not saUsfied with this gallon. those despite some fears of trouble settlement because It still Fi1hgupat 50 cenlaagallon "If there's trouble, I'm along their routes and general doesn't benefit the people," in Sanford this morning, Segers prepared," added Stokes. "I've dissatisfartion with the goveri. complained trucker James said he had to hit the road -. brought my shotgun along with merit settlement which fre"es Se-gers, Winston-Salem, N.C. "I've got a wife and two kids to moe diesel fuel prices. assures "I'd like to see a roll-back In support." he said. "I'm riot too J. C. Green of Sanford said he truckers of adequate supplies of prices. b.creasing the freight worried about violence along didn't feel nervous about being fuel and provides for freight rates is Just passing the cost the highway, although i had a out on the road today. He has rate surcharges to cover recent along to the consumerand brick thrown through my been trucking between here and hikes in fuel costs, adding to infLition. The big oil window last week. The only St. Petersburg during the past Truck traffic picked up on companies are still proflttnp thing I'm worried about is not week without running into Florida highways today but from high fuel peices.l say give being able to get hold of the trouWc,and feebthe teonis 'pokesmen for Independent the working rnn a break." guys who are causing the easing all the lime. owner-operators said the strike Segers said the high cost of trouble." '1 wish the Fuel prices was far from over. diesel fuel is making things Segers said he was travelling drop," he added "That's the The truckers who are on the hard for truckers In south d l5 abct miles south real problem A roll-back would road today are fellows who Flor ida aroimdRelk Glade you of Savannah, Go r, at about help the situatlon far more then have been shut down for 10 days can get hardly any. Other a m when soneone threw the another rate Increase Prkts and are broke,' said n pla you can get it, If you brick as he passed a clump are too h as it is" Savage, Florida coordinator for want to pay 49 cents a gallon' of rub at the side of the h David , another Sanford way. He was not injured cker, said asarock hauler '1 wish the public would he was better off than the realize the truckers were truckers hauling produce. striking on their behalf as wa "Just ungaz1rn get fuel The Just think were out here and they don't raise prs es raising hell because we're a further, I'm ckay." haid Fry wild crazy bunch," commented He admitted to belr.g a little Sektrs nenous of travelling on the Another trucker, Clarence highways while reports of Merrell said he travelled to violent: were still coming in .Chicago and back without but said he Is more concerned mishap last week, so doesn't with the convoys of large trucks expect trouble today. "At least traelling slowly together for DAVID FRY Ihopenot You cannev.rtelL security reasons, and blocking AUIU -ous are pretty ly at the the roads "They're really i. moment and anything could tieing up the traffic and making happen' things difficult,"said Fry. 1k said the government Across the state reports say . cettlementtothestr-lkedoesnot the tension is easing and mdc affect him asheis only adriver pendent truck drivers who _ and does not own his rig, but blockaded fuel at man commented he felt Fortunate he truck t last week enforce — as not paying the high ost f demands that U truckers fuel out of his own pocket. shut down until a: agreeable S Bob Stokes was another settlement was reached are cxdriver working on commission peeled to get back on the roads bo ,satd the cost of Fuel does again without causing further riot directly affed him, but was trou ble. pleased the freight rate in. -,rease would also increase his "We don't look for any more i'uunion. difficulties. The tension a Stokes said he did not know parently has eased," Wade whether toexpect trouble along Meredith. manager of the JAMU'SSEGEILS U LA I E'N CE MERRELL the highway tooday. but said he 1.1orida City State ~'armers, . . . Not &itusfied with s-tNot expecting trouble would be careful what truck- Market, said Sunday. tlement Herald rLL TWY ON THIS I 01UPENSIVEA40 HM MLJC34 '- V Jk? If)- JEAN PATTESON ) S. - ,-- %1EL P ARKE R S t jt ii l I - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1974 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, February 10, 1974 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 10, 1974. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 19-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 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/93259dfd7a62a705a69b70d1981c2658.pdf ceb0c91e825d16ce3fb96109117e8ff4 PDF Text Text ---I - r J---- L - - - - - ------=- - - d - fheiriIord heraid Tuesday, March 5, Among 11 Our W,.... ,', t..ea.. Realty -- o - NOTICE __________________________ DISA UL F D AMERIC.\ ETERANS $4... I' 92 Sarctod Fetings Rosiness 7:30 1Sf Ii,*t - SANFORD REALTY 7 -I4 S rrnCt't Ave O.ly% Jfl 7212 73 PCT. F INANCING ..,,n can i rtcuyut., .t10 man, plus Iq6?uri% fretted g,t74'l)(i Arid tented .t'.- .ini rjf tit.l, lr'J (I fl RCdui-d to Sell •)' Only $71 500 Pymint cheaper than rent ( P40 down payment to vIt9faflS Low down FHA or 9$ pct Cony New 36. ••i' $ : , 5)1 5j FRANKLIN RAMSEUR '.tl, 3 la-tirocim hornr (vi 9e 1 ianthcaprd corner lot. rat ct-log, garage, r?tJny other let 're S., and buy --. ft., ,,t.j. 5:3 503 'I'I' both terrific home buys Call c appon •"SS 0 I "We Don't Stop 2 bedroom block home. - owner For appointment, call J7 3 3920 or after 4 pm Call 511 ___________________________ 16 , We Succeed!' Till 2 1116 Elmer Bakalla, Inc. Otis nesse's Hmt Acreage, BA(Pi and P.'Ovnlatn proper ty for Jlp HOLLAND REALTY. 373 7075 M. UNSWORTH REALTY tern's Iwenty acres, Some ttigts arid Some low 14nd 11)003 Payton AMERICAN LEGION BALL REALTY 117W First St 3725611 - IP.M -2ndandllPt Thursday Each Month. Take advantage of our opening prices, only $26,0 and 177.500. ------BINGO Every Mon lives Early Bird at?: IS P M Regular at 7.4 p M .%e 'fly,lC yOst comparison with all other tome's you have cor%s4dfred ___________ See Orings' Hills in Orange City tceijp A new Community p4 t%.ckhomes West 04 17 flon H,i Dr r s.or will Grad) you 7 ' '- 'I, •'' AtiStin Development Corp . Atfamont, S pr ings, 1 77$ 47k, Open ipm FLEET RESERVE ASSN Pres Mgr Jim Hunt Realty Club Hour's- Qa m Daily (closed Wed.) Bingo Thursday 2000 ___ 200corsc,tour F IA SAPIFORD I, THIS ONE CAN 'T BE BEAT ' 573.750 This 3 li'droom "omi immaculate icQC screened porch *ilh beau) , tpisce yard deal for Itie k1 'cla, ran or thine Let me sliyi ,.,, ca, $70 $500 and at'. , t Wil, After Pt00r5, Priced 'pt'? at is 322 Roberts & Gilman ss - qeallors _______- CLEARANCE SALE Everything R educ ed from 20 to $0 net ott for quick sale Save a? the Old Corral Western Shop Hwy I? 12. I MI SO of DeBarv- ROBSONMARINE 3977H*y 1192 3J 596-I * 58 - I? Mobile Homes _- -__ - -_ sayi - ' Si Household Goods 3375200 Lawn and Garden ..'Si- ti to* cc-Irs planer Aith Irftltrr atfactir,', tiP 5 767 319.7 Titusville. after 5 p m - - ___________________________ NATIONAI, CARGO. INC, 7., . ZIG-ZAG SEWING MACHINE o.,c. your club or organization would like to be includerf in this listing call: *.odA ca Gi THE SANFORD HERALD ternoon with a ~ lti The 3222611 2-. '' - , Condltlonktg KEN KERNS GARAGE CompleteAutomol,v. Service KERNS IRAIISMISSION SERVICE Auto. Stand & Clutch Specialists Free Pick up. dilivery & towing in Sum Co with major *ark III'S SanfordAve.3flua Us ed FaPm Equipment will sell fast And easy witha Classified Ad Call 32? 2611 or Ill 9"] BULLDOZER WORK :learing lots our Specialty, 323 1731 after 3 p m _ Al- DISTRIBUTORSHIP. upentry 1000 S CARPENTRY It you can spend two to three hours starting about 1:30 P.M. each weekday afternoon, Custom Work b-req Eslimate License d Bonded 3230099 Seminole sheriff's (leputies and Sanford Coa't. (in Pg. 2ACOI.L) sS C.ramlcs 1 \ .--.C" t (ask for the circulaticn department) -' VlP,CLNtS(ARFiLydlky nt,r,or Trim. Paneling , Custom Carp#nfry P40 tOO t oo Small 33) . '477 1k i4 EXTERIOR PRESSURE CLEANING 66th - - Income Tax Carpet Care pii;zl lii Service No 7EasI Røct 1792 (SJC Erdranei 337 7)91 , or ans- Befter'.ay Car pe t Care & lai returns pr epar ed UsYi end up, Jan,torlai Service F• Est. One Mary PubliC ACun1lng La Price 'atloJes 6-Ill!? $31 O$3i Call 722 All? cr 3336799 t 11 It , i~ ~ 1 ~ - safer?" again Commissioners once ordered the electrical board to In a ruling rubber-stamped "re-evaluate" its favorable by the county's new building attitude on. the aluminum Official. the electrical board wiring which, according to U.S. told i'onuii1ionet aluminum Rep. John Moss, D-Cal., has ' .I 6 I cording to manufacturer's $CBS the flZtlOfl in the pad specifications - and offered to year. a company represenThe orders marked the tath-e to explain the proper' second time in a month the procedure. commission has reversed the - _____ You! Ui Stays Spegle & stes 2516-Country Club Rd Sanford. fIa 332 1010 We'll do your Painting postal : ' ' - Ph 3fl 1057 You think I'm kidding? Our reporter Chris Nelson spent the three-day weekend on some island...fully intending to share the pleasure with his mother and fattier. On Wednesday, his folks tried to send him a wire advising Chris that they wouldn't be able to make the trio. Nelson flew on... lie returned to the office early Monday morning, only to find a mailed copy of the telegram waiting for him - telling him that his parents weren't going to meet him. It was postmarked March 2, three days a8er the man at Western Union said he put It into the malls ---PAtti SLATEW Pr of essiolialwallpap.f.Hang,, Lic ensed Res idential Commercial F.Itrsal,s Ph 372 6673 Free 37264)2 .-'- ~ 4 I ,... ' - - .t N I Hy IXINNA ESTUS IIt-rald Staff %4rlter -. L ____________ I L.-' i-. * - ' --94 . ..; AZ~ _ 11!0 . Car Chose _____ _____ _____ ______ - -i - . " - ' , . - ' .- - , - . I - L 5,.. . ' . - .,,,.. -- -. .- -d / ,, - - - - - --* L- _____________ . .' - _________________ __________________ ______ ______________ a - . . ______ - - - --' ' ' - A, - . 1116" -- . FIREMEN FIGHTING blazes in Midway area Tuesday afternoon today are probing cause of fires that destroyed four wooden homes and damaged a brick house. All houses were unoccupied when fire broke out. Two cars were also damaged. Firemen helping fight fires were from Lake Mary. Midway Midway and agencies. ' ( . -- __ - -_ _ ) Flanders Herald Photo by Cindy , -- - - landmark decision Tuesday innexatirim based on these outsted much of SR 434 west tughwas for contiguity. as.slessnient of court costs in the Altamonte's limits and U.S. 17. Q2 north to Seminola and south The iio tugliway annexation past K.Mart while Alt.amonte Two Florida Highway was based on a State law took in SR 436 west to I-I and patrolmen survived a shotgun tk'clart'd unconstitutional by east to a super market and SR blast through their squadcar's the Florida Supreme Court in 42lsouthto the Orange County windscreen Just before noon i. line and north to the Milwee today after a h.gh speed chase The decision leases in doubt railroad tracks with two men on the Florida I.ongwo('s annexations of Altamonte Springs later kil - - (lair said: I, Also in doubt now are 3970 and the Weinstock property on Seminole County Circuit the south side of the highway highway annexations by Court Judge Tom Waddell in from l.ongwood's territorial Casselberry and Altamonte limits, concluding a court case Spr ings under the sa me unfiled two sears ago by June constitutional St-ate lass When the three cities were vying to l.ormnann, now a city Two Troopers cilman. include the highways Inside Waddell, in ins final order, territorial limits lu-st Al that time noted that Mrs Lot-mann as a private citizen had the right to annexed SR 4 east to Howell Shot After sueandreservedaruiingon the Branch Road and west to rrsi ID UI"SIIACC flCCTD("VCri rs.iur' t ISJIV) I'J L#L.J I I't'*J I I,- .d,I- 4 ~ 1~ - - - v strangest sources.. ' - -' '- ! k 'par ' Longwood Loses Land . WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All tppesand titus We and service STINt MACHINE 1 SUPPLY CO t ' et In folks the To Longwood ... look for R.C. to be the next candidate In the mayoralty campaign...with support coming from "the p ' closing the doors early cause they've been selling out. Iiowevt'r, did you know that there are three more eating places to be built on highway 17- DICK JOYCE WELL DRILLING _3" and tarØer, pumps, sprinklers --Water COlsdif ion,e', 3331410 era *ion C ' ' new barbeque establishment In Sanford with their Wel DOI es P Ie dg ' - It seems like ninny of you already are familiar with the 4 agents -- N1*x0n . =' - -- street corner by federal, city and county (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent ) -". - ___________________ Wlap.r Hanging Arrested on -- ' 'll be getting time, right? Ila! 327)510, 271 -. Kimbrough, who, along with aluminum wiring problem. former chairman Sid Vihien Jr. Commissioners Feb. 5 ordered has indicated the national the board to study Its 1972 enoutcry against aluminum dorsement of the soft and wiring must be heeded, breakable wire. Tuesday was having nothing to Kimbrough said then he had do with the latest electrical personally inspected aluminum board decision, wiring work done by electrical "I'm still waiting to hear contractors and confirmed his about the safety advantage of original suspicions against use aluminum over copper wire," of the possibly hazardous Kimbrough said. "Nobody's materials. WASHINGTON (API has already turned over to the position of a sealed grand Jury it is in addition to the bnefcase probably make delivery given me the answer yet. "It becomes obvious there is ident Nixon informed - Presof th Watergate grand Jury "without report. e House "What is the advanta ge to the a pr oblem," Kimbrough said, containing grand Jury evidence some documentation this afterJudiciary Committee today he limitation," St. Clair told US. District which was given the Judge noon." He said that homeowner - and I'm not t'on'$. On Pg. IA ('(43' I included will give it all the material he 'flit President also offered to Judge John J. Sirlca that the along with the sealed present- some of 19 tapes and more than . -answer written questions and White House would offer no ment. 700documenis requested by the , . submit to an oral interview if recommendation as to what the During a recess St. Clair told committee. _i_i • w.' the committee is not satisfied Judge should do with the sealed reporters the President would On whether Nixon's possible with the written answers. report which sources have in. be willing to undergo more than testimony would be given in an Nixon's decision was andicated contains grand Jury one interview by theJudiciaz-y openorclosedhearing,st,cliir .. nounced by James D. St. Clair, findings on the President's role Committee and that there said, "1 haven't given con, 11 the President's chief Water-gate in Watergate. would be no objection to liii sideration to that." il -: lawyer, at a hearing called to St. hair disclosed that the re- speaking under oa th. Asked why the President hear arguments on the d St. flair also said, "We can turned down the grand port is 11i to 2 pages long: that Jury's ________________________________________________________________________________________________ request for such testimony but is willing to give it before a committee of the House, St. - 0 know what's wrong ... they ought to raise the rates and then concrete etc , Call a & C F fee E it I KWNAP SUSPECT FRANK WHEELEft - Jli. (HAIR IN CURLERS) In House Waterga te Probe our postal service couriers From the swift completion Of their appointed Is.,. Thenwtlatinthehecklsit' Painting C ontractors _______ friends at the If neither snow nor rain Nor heat nor gloom of night J Pakitbig John A. Spoiski To my - However, Chairman John electrical board on the r ______ Tractor work, mowing_______ or G%crp insg j ,-t -.;:;:::. '4f T l , - wiring is We if Installed ac. b"n blamed for 400 home fires i!jrrath -- .~? e W iring Seminole County corn- wiring - blamed nationally for many home fires - be allowed tnl.ssioners Tuesday threw back in construction, Found this one tucked Into my typewriter... "We're getting a lot of government now-but, w&dprobsblybeworseolf if we got as much as we're paying for." •.._=• 01 . Price 10 Cents in the faces of the electrica l talki ng a bou t cost advanLage?" By CHRIS NELSON - BUDDY HOME IMPROVEMENTS Small )ob'swanted 337 13*, "LakeMry" - ,2W I ~ I Cleaning plaster, block and all ma%or'.ary HOne'.t tree estimates Phone 323 HAPPY BEAR Elbicient o19 fill Roofs, Mob Homes, Commercial, lridu%tr'il A 7 REMODELING Resdental $71 7)37 iv Enclosed darporta, additions, roofing, painting, Paneling , door's IvindowS Reasonable Fre [St ______________________________ iiiiiiiii Guaranteed 9 II p m 373 7521. rot the fiStt pq eparalon of mel.,! 3734331 1 Mclntojii 3 A ! t Rejected Okay _______________ 201W 2nd St. - Year, No. 168 Aluminum _______________________ " -__________________ PET REST INN Home Improvements BoardingI Grooming Sit" _- - ;IlIi - 'Oo small P ---h ,•--- . 1k Iferald Staff Writer Nolobtoosmall Ph 3736579 Floor Waiing. Window's 373 4S i & I Pressure Cleaning, no ob t oo ___________________ _ big Or Ing tniall.Interior I. Pet Case raill E ,tpror Panting All houses Dog training in y-jr home Al. 95 Vesture (leaned 373 170$ Breed Dog Training Academy EXPFWI[P4CED WORKMAN Call lot frea evaluation III 7370 Shell or Asphalt Driveways 9do ob s aii -------- - rrath Wednesday. March 6, 1974-Sanford, Florida 32771 • DEPENDABLE, LAWN MAIN TE9IANCE SERVICE. CALL PAL PHI HOME 'SERVICE 323 $E1IKARIKGLASSIPAINTCO 310 Magnolia Ave - - i2 i - and eat, Glass. krors . __ mvkg - , __ _____ i _____ H IL ENGRAVING SERVICE Metal. Plastics. Jewelry, Troptie'. 6-Il Beth Or, Sanford,$jj 377 IS r,4 .N d4~wr 1i Lawn Service - % ki 98 Ready To Serve I -4y Kids looking for an ealra Profe'slonab Tiu Return dollar' Ask Mont and Dad to hI your home Not charge. CnlI you have a cias'sIled ad garage 3331977 for appt. every afternoon sale ________ ticept Saturda y. - - the men, who all lived within a mile ' nthth Sandblasting Smialiting in small and cdti jobs Coil $)I liii :arpenlry. Remod.ling. Addet on y, -- Arrest of Police Chief Ben Butler said Davis was arrested while he worked at the Sou thern Shortenings plant, 2200 Country Club Roa d, where Jackson was abducted Thursday night by two masked men armed with a shotgun. 5,,. I Automotive service BuldoxkV ________ CALL 322.2611 - sus pects accused of the wes t Sanford black community. im- Rill recommendation aluminum asking theelectrlcalboard'Isit & lox I'R$NO$ interior and exterior pa,ntTi, SANFORD HERALD 01ir 'aiiinr L'.11 Ill..-I...l D... i tias 1 u gv -111Its ? a concentrated sweep of the Tuesday in - -- TO*ER'SBEAUTYSALON" Harriett's Beauty iook) 319 F Pine, 3fl 5142 Per Month by - - 3233900 I Electrical formerly % ffemfd (Related Photos Page 2, 4 MATTISSI domeStic & impelled Pics,ups Save 40 pet -Buy direct - - extortion 14 - - Beauty Care ______________________ 1974 to $300 ----------------------- - Piihh$sM Every Sunday CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT and arres ting two-hour time span I OF _________ -'-- - Bar & Rest. Equipment $38 - Ia* hiatt Tq Ios, t.wie, suspects within a 't Tractor with mower, will cut Central Pleat I Air Coedihoning, JACKSON'S CERAMICS. supplies acreage or lots. Call 337 1319. 337 For brie estimates, call Carl kiln dealer. It S Closed Thurway $6-" 6-, Sund ay 2277921. flarrus. at SEARS in Sanford 372 Itlt h Boal in the way7 Sill it last eith a low (Ott classified id' _____ Appbances L.s*-n and Li'.t Clean Lip, and Lgru' I Commercial & R esid ential Elec Haul.ng Trembla y , 7232774 trcalS,r'yice,Licenwd& Bonded, Full line GE Appliances Washed sand till for lawn arid All Seminole Co. 71 Hr. An Sanford Electric Company b0,.,rtdatot Will culver 337 tiot swering Service $70 5011 2537 Park Drive 3fl 1547 cr3736403 only two to three hours an at. ' -'S. Lifestyles U working police assisted FBI agents in the kidnaping, Davis, when arraigned before Federal Magistrate Donald Dietrich Thesday night in Orlando, was jailed on $30,000 bond. Wheeler and Jones were arraigned this morning and bond was set at $50,000 each. Preliminary hearings for the trio were not mediately scheduled, after r - - '6-7 MUSTANG '.)tHlNG DO,VP4, TAKE Oc,l [".LL CREDIT MANAGER in -- -- kidnap Police identified the '71 Toyota, I cyl ,air. 1149S CIII 4,', Mackit. 413 1127. 14011a, Chevrolet Auto Repairs Parts.Accessories 1? Volt Oitlerle's$II 'S II I DOD',' SHOP 1104 Sanford Av enue - federal . of th e abduction scene, came within 89 hours oraeai. 1970 F or d Torino. 2 or . 10.030 'n.ly, One owner, 5900 373 $214 4lter I pm House Cleaning have a dependable automobile, and a desire to earn money......... Ctp ' Air - Equipment for Rent a -- S can earn up 76 A Directory of Experts Rq'tlauranl & Bar Equipment Cuslnrn bbriC3 Some used 'tim-s $ alt r lease $31 521 0 You Ph 372 ISIS -- '''U"IWI - FOR clean with a r etc Alumna tr mc. facing P Ot B usinessm 0 n nabbing the Sanford businessman while he charges stemming from Thursday's abduction , NE ERVI I Building Materials t' ' !irt f.i l - - GREGORY MOBILE HOMES tr enchAye 3W3ørla-Oi - " . 2103 5q ft Trnne%I V Drain R oofing . tt0. 1.000 I t of I e 4 boards. 1100 Almost new con ditioo 6 30 656-I or 373 1347 an ytime T '' MuslcalMerchandis, * * Singer * * Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only II per day CARROLL. stutIfliTuRL ('.OLDEP4TOUCH'N SEW - bond '$4 Chevrolet 7 dr sedan ______________________________ iii Stick Makeofler Vrry Coachman, 26' travel trailer Fully Sell contained Air cord • I owner. Chevy '63 Super Sport with '617$) used 3 mo's Travel or year round engine New transmission, 4.r liv i ng Reese hitch, all controls rood 70 72 mi per gal Call bet 641 15,21 or 323 1711 a,. rem 134 323 3711 BU Baldwin Org&nsonic Organ Full 5te, r ea l nice. $450 Ph 323 1143 Pecan [)trial 0-ring r oom suite Tabli & I (hrs. 117$ Ph 373 6-110 1 700 French Ave - 64 In sewing cabinet, repossessed S-ngers belt mod el, winds bobtu n machire Futlp automatic P,y t'-,ln(e of 51$ or 10 pa yments nf tl Call Cr ed it Dept SANFORI) SEWING CENTER , 307 A East 1t SO Sanfor d 3729111. Eves $69 1116 Holiday Rambler, 1910 Three Sanford men - including a recently freed convict and an employe of kidnaped Southern Shortening owner George Jackson Jr. -are in Orange County Jail today under $130,000 M line pass - 6) - Bikes CITRUS TREES from $4 .4,10 Low overfsead prices on all plants Dr ive a little Save a lot Oviedo NurSery and Bird Firm, Rd 419. 7 mi P4 of Oviedo 36$ 6)91 - _, •' '* All si:es ano models. 10 spe'ei, S speeds, and Standard bihej now available at Firestone Store Call 3230211 _____--------- 59 - CASH 377 1137 for used furniture, appliances. lools. etc Our I or 3031 items Larry Marl, 715 Sanford Ave Bicycles Bikes, Bikes, -- s '•-', I s. 191) Impala, custom coupe. l04dq0 53,595 61$ 1172, Mr Mack. Holler Chevrolet buyer Ore AND I LI A MART 1911 HAy 11 92 c.' 6 Sun 9$ t34 7930 - --____________________ ADDED INCOME nucIcIlEtO 7l5iI(.Cnlacr,' w-undCd M. river r,ghts, boat ramp, 3 bdrm - 64' 17' Dealer 32) 0)50_____ Mittant ,- . worked late at his office as Ernest Jerome Davis, a 19-year-old plant employe who lived at 1800 Strickland Ave., Frank Wheeler Jr., 24, of 1811 W. 15th St. and Jesse James Jones Jr., 23, who lived in the 2200 block of Southwest Road. - City Editor cci Boats & Marine Equipment Longwood SAVE OVER 5)000 I .lclewicIm' inventory must be rediaced & ng are berg g4%5 to you 1. . LLOYD By BOB 19y JIM DANDY I((OS Volkswage n Bug. fAII Direct from boxcar B a h ama blue, runs good 57,5 loweit whole 79 Trucks and Trailers Call Don at 372 1451 Dealer sale prlre'i guaranteed Open 1 A rn to 9 p m - 4 days GORM Ford. 1961 i ton pick up. 4 cyl, m economy mid Sill I LY'S,3m, east of Sanford oni4al standard, $400 Located betwee n Aerican ci It?) Matador eicell,-,l 1411 373 1733 Sanford & Eustis, 901 357 100 cond,t.on. 7 "* lire's, all •itrat. 61 CHEVROLET LONG WHEbL ,m VI erg Req gas. II m p 68 BASE PICKUP Nothing dcP*Tl. sacrifice sale. NOW 323 3450 Wanted to Buy take Over call Crtd Manaer 323 1171 IR 6. red with black top and Cash bu yer for used arlicle5 fur 4730 New Michelin red 1, r. nture. etc HWY. 16 ANTIQUES '4IGMC WINDOW VAN radsals Luggage rack. 79 30: 1226172 NOTHING DOWN. TAKE OVER mIt-S (itra clean 17950 Ca I CALL CREDIT MANAGER. 337 0111114 TAL RUGS WANTED Paul Fascella, 337 1651 Dealer $230 .a ., -- or if b%- n.,il .,.v 'V., 6141136. Winter Park 1973 El Camino. 350. automatic, IJ]lliLliI4'LlbtlII'll bucket seats. air. 52700)325151 Pool Table taking u too much oil 6111 II' fiberglass boat, IS lip engine Trjlir, 5650 Ma y be seen at 2912 Park Court, Sanford ______________ ti be rglat cruis er 1970 model, ilOhrs Ofl2IOOMC engine Fully, equipped, must Sell 56.000 641 6197 Miscellaneous For Sale -" 3 tyfonm, I'a or ti'.'o baths all teck From 573403 20th SlIce? LOcus?, turn Lift to lllh $ t . ,.g.ct on Valencia Court North Model open 16-pm daily On site peon, 373 7010 $3) 4303 EVEREST REALTY INC Realtor, 1601 S Hwy I? 97 _' Business Lat,on W 13th Street Building 70.30 Call anytime 323 $IM _______________________ __________________ ___ ccc,' ,PAf o l d P'oni What yOU 5 5 -, At get. and mole' Trus ii-. priced at 123.103 II fiat 3 i" cOroom;. 2 ba ths, fully Slag car crIed, ktchn equipped. fenced ,ard Petted lot the c ouple , nyC-SI instead of paying high rent Call me tod ay. Connie Ru5lI, /.ssoc Mle Horn, Bank Repoueniors lSlochOOsIf,ovn $31 7373 Dealer AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT CORP ' - ;J( 4 h g di Kd . --- -. Onecomplete Hoeitontal Oil Burner unit Good Samaritan Home, 601 Mulberry Ave VA- 'Nothlng Down ' VFW 10,050 - j 1967 Ford Gataiii' 500. 3 drP'arcIm0 new paint, cicellent tires Po.'.,. lair Only 549$ SHELLEY USED CARS, 700 French Ave ,37)3'.vj Campers - btlø good horse Si old Ph 322 9396 Ill Atari'., tnt (SIAICS - HUGE Garage Sale Sat Mndiy, Old Qà5%, old trunk . Chil d desk 4 1 -r b.lb (lplhe't true 'Se (,ardcn equip lloijSeCiji) 4 VflSC items 451 Cone: Car to Brantley Squrel in San Sepastan Heights. Altamonte sor-gs $67 3070 - - Inc 7574 ('ark of 337 711$ RI AL TOP AfIr '-s 32 2 9364 37 2 3951 333 0641 Business,MI'l$iflQ 2nd Monda y -I000 ,,., , - i, t ,fly 1lirdal 7 J Lit'quIarlPC 1st 6I Yt-*-t Thra4ay 6PM - 'V. PT, __. 8305500 "Mat?" Mattt** - - - ____________________________ 54 Garage-Rummage acres with 3 1,0cm ttOmt' & I'bate pond On Airport Bl vd. Sanford Haltaway Realty, Iii WILSON MAIER FURNITURE buy tell trade ill 31S E, Forst 5l 337 5,432 PINEY WOODS BARN Will purchase flrt or Second We buy furniture and misc Sell for mortgage, in any Condition 5 pCI Consignment. Free Soulteastern Acceptance Cor pckups Auction Saturday at 7 porat,cn. 6711133 pm Sanford 372 3770 iqr ," - la 1 Put a classified ad to work for yo, ru 3712611 ar all 9"i Stamps-Coins _________________ - - I B edroom. I'3 baths. 51.750 Gown SI?) Inc) I. pct Acre Realty, REALTOR, 3737750 LIKE NEW LOvCly 3 bedroom. 2 bath brick homeS for dIcrimirsaf,ng PeoPle Peaceful setting Oak trees add to the beauty of these delightfully spacious hOlvtiSiteS - -- 0f Ransom Recovered Part - nn t.lil .w1h1 ..sl,.. T, • . IC so No reasonable offer refused Ph S7i 3179 special saies out of wiything of value 700 French Ave 1310 323 Sanford. Fla ____________________ CASSELBERWY ORANGE HILLS Hi'.1 I72 I Mile South at Sanford *STEREO* ' , Realty, 337 1)01 aa!tiaA..c at 1711 POST 53 ______ - - - poodle puppies, 'no AKC, /) Junk Cars Removed 1970 Maverick, $150 equity. ti., 337 a%lOor 373 3*45 ______ over payments Of 14544 Call III Abandoned , unwanted junk cars Ill) or 345 1972 after 6 lirAutiful yellow & white female t'auld .s*ay Your CoSt. $10 tabby cal 6 mos old. de clawed. Orlindu. 795 4)94 anytime 1973 volkswagen Super Bret t spay ed Algeric to her. mutt I rid Sunroof, Teiis yellow with tic4i home Free 323 0577 interior I SPied. 33.000 mIt'. 18 Motorcycles Ecellenl condition and q., % 1947 Triumph Bonneville 61 rn.leage 57.650 Call Pete a' 32: Livestock And 650 cc 1651 Dealer Poultry pfl 337 3351 Newinarea! Motorcycle lns2i1ii1e NORTHERN TIMOTHY HAY Credit P4o Problem' AGENCY BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR Call 645 1172, Gary Gunter 3733144 SOLO BALE.$7$0%92T0P4 GORMLY E HWY. 16-SANFORD 1910 Honda, 350, good c ondition, "65, VW Eucellent conditori Recent valve iob $795 r'ddpes daily 10 work. with citras 67-A Feed )721 5550 Call wore I? 37? I79 * ACIIIUI wAlnjt (Pfl%(ile AM I?. ster-o wIn $ track, ape rerc player Ptychedili lighti 57 4, per nuo or Sill cash HALLMARK 6-17 IS?7 S uy. sell, consign, appraise, or ACREAGE Thursday 7:30 p M. _______________ -.. -- Toy Income and investInent Property 50 Cailbart Real Estate 21 HOOf Service Call In 9 '', TV Rdio Stereo Si Nice 3 tdrm , 7 bath Split plan ism Realtor F er n Park S31 7647 Large paneled family room ______________________________ &ond Q 5?) X fi,pp.% - ALAIIAMA 36 ACRfS, PASTURES & Woodland 2 streamS Lovely lake site. S room PouSe, barn. garage etc Great l%7invj & hunting Mijl sill to Settle estate 3221296 " ir .5?i-5 v-!g ft l,f',d N% "M . 55000 Call alter 6 323 1119 Andboarding With lovelcare Professional Ph. 323 3111194 or 373 3961 'cc. Used mActineS MOONEY APPLIANCES. 333 069 P - -- _ ____ * BINGO EVERY Carl - - - I Pd II II PARK 3 baths, central ar 9. hi-at -'. Slily landscaped wth iropral 'rubS Complete sprinkler '.,s'em FriShly panted ,ii out ldea i corner location, Appliances KENMORE WASHER. Parts. Sec C-s...... .f vu. III) UI*U iuve - - *POODLE GROOMING* - 52 ______________________ -, I .--_____ - ___________________ 1304W farbankt WE TAKE TRADES 603W Firjl5t, 4 BEDROOM 323 041 or 33792 70 P40m on corner lot in older sad on. oath fireplace Grapefruit and NEAR II SANFORD , very uplo Sanford Auction or ange tree's Near chufch and date 3 bdrm.beaut,ful home A. school 171.9'30 Terms PUBLIC AUCTION EVERY grqun's on 2'i acres By ap MONDAY NIGHT Antiques, TVS, po intmcnl only Msceflaneoijs, New and ECONOMICAL CORBETT REAL ESTATE furniture and applian c es Plus 7 bdrm . I bath, family room. REALTOR s pecial sales (*.tch adat equipped with range, refrIgerator, Ml 1791 DeBary 411 1115 washeroryir arid wall air con dl osing unit, 117,500 3 Bedrm - 1', bath, no qualifying 'Auctioneeringservice. $1.915 down 1197 mo ,pct Acre COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE Really. REALTOR, 3737750 SHADE COVERED T uesday - $31 $722 3 bedroOm. it bath, large privacy, rear yard Assumable mortgage Price 720PM Isl&3rd . Ri-alloys MS 2 t-,irncs COUNCILsi7 "S Lots and Acreage - Forrest Greene, Inc. " Stop Um!" --- - - -------- - wi-li located buildng .neq For appointment call )J -3() ___________________________ 7..',tOP4 AREA Almost CkS of 1Cv1 ground dial tOP A,trrhoUSt' development Sellers "ICf terms. %150,00() ,.POPKA AREA 10 acres. 460' ttacstop road Roiling la nd with clrut and StlAde trrt Terqts ftr ed SIX (11-L •. PIt.) A 14 LA P4rr St Jorm s r.I $ .Icri-. titIti dry I c 'r" Assoc tic REAL TOPS • s true Greater Mall Csrlb-irr - - C or ner location. 3 bdrm. 2 bath. large workshop. S NEW HOMIS MOTIVATED SELLERS Business Meeting - 1971 Olds Cutlass S. I dr.. metal,,c blue, whitC vinyl top, air, f power. 52)95 Call Pete at 372 1651 Dealer - 79 _______________ - "a" 6 S , __ ,, si Pets and Supplies Household Goods - DACHSHUNDS. AKC, females. rnut %rII Al, .11 Iferrici black and tan, also red's. $50 ea arl€e Iteauflul living root Animal Haven Grooming and lurniluti- $ 41 5423 alter S Hoarding Kennels 372 3752 __ - - LON(,yS000 VERY NICE ., _- AUTOS A u t os for Sale 80 Travel Trailers ______________________ REALTOR m Ftt,,r Richard J. L y ons Wanted to Buy 68 S HALL REALTY Did your know that your club or organization Can appear In this listing 11 each week for only $ 3 per week? This is an ideal way to inform the public of your club activities. - Sell. To __ - ASSumi 7 PC) Bingo Every wed & ' Early Birds 7:15pm - - ' vi REAL TOP Want To buy and iI gold or silvel' coins. contact U'. first We also buy bulk Silver COIAS SEMINOLE COIN CENTER. 109W 1st 723 1537 CLIFF JORDAN 30 - You 69 REALTOR Sccnn31e Orange MIS 33 2 4991 91 I 337 7314 377 1496 n ;sii - -- - ___________ 1] iThseioraJ Chopter MEETINGS Ev erything OFFICE I WAREHOUSE Zoned ndusir,al Ideal locat i on Set up to use ana rent VS ON teems - -- - for parts Ph 414 1I1 SPANISH BEAUTY • -- For by Art oniom Stemper Realty Call 3222420 Anytime SW*.!httrat ar i- i ci S "I S L n V0r cjf pt I. -QenCy 10-ct I'." --'- i YLS REAL OR, 5 Park Dr P Buyer It c c I tdrOyyi 2 bath $ ., )9W And one 3 bedroom I win 11111.950. with VA financ i ng Let S we it y ou qualify - - 1967 DODGE VAN ,, - A or Sale ses LAKE FRONT LOT O,TFEPI tn T-...,. btdroom CftdtdWt kitctq-n qpp ., 1$o , upp PARK Hires split I bedroom, ta'tt ou e '•etfl wailing it,i Ju $37 950 4y5 m4te control. equipped strtrn St mi nute from Maytar Country Club aro *iihin *aI5rt stance 04 ldyllwild Elemen 'AFT Onlyt years old tth • -- Is P40TI41NG DOWN rdrooin .t L, tn tor.jj ubIr cargy,I, equipped laqcnen. central cImAtt Control. OOd And avpet floory. *ase and dryer !'cludCd, c1(e4l,ni ota'.njt near t.osp.tal all Icr 537.700 and Omit rt(IUOet a pool Rea1y [all r.QPit rI - There HELP' Acres plu% small 3 bedroom home iPtit nrqy plenty of help But S I4hip SIS,000 Stenstrom iPdLAPD Ilrres that 3 Readers, .____ m u 'ii - . _ - 1974 THE BORN LOSrR . . -. -- -: Tumpike near Kissimmee. ilCtiOfl, Winsor Manor. The Slocirings deanr*xed a portion of the SH "This is a unique proceeding involving the House of Repre. sentatives and the President of the United States and therefore (Coat On Pg. 7A COLI Bulletin WASHINGTON (AP)President Nixon will hold a nationally %hite House announeed. - Weather Yesterday 's high 85 low this morning 55. Mostl sunny today and Thursday. Warm with afternoon highs in the low to mid 80g. Low tonight from the mid to low 6. Snow blanketed the norowrn The troopers were listed in anti Sleepy hollow fir'at ad- 427 road to the railroad tracks. Rockies today and rain soaked itition, all taken into the city Numerous annexations in fair condition In Kisslmmee all ports of the nation's mid-. Medical Center after the based on contiguity to the high- these cities were based over th e section. foot years since on the basis of shooting seven miles south of way. Skies were clear and tern. The court judgment also road contigult the K issirnmee-St. Cloud turnperatures mild elsewhe. pike exit, leaves in question the validity Police captured one of the t4 Lon wood's annexations of suspects inunedtatev, but the SR 427 south to the radroa.1 Areadeattis 1nfprti,inm.,,,aa nfl 24 PS tiridge otbar man In the car fled on foot tracks k'yonil Milwe Middle 911 flurucope and is the subject of a massive School, Seminole Boulevard Calendar 7B Hospital notes 7H hunt aided by the Orange I Dog Track Road from SR 427 Classified ads 10-fiB Public notices IIA County medical east to U.S. 17.92 and U S. 17-92 Comics rescue 1011 Society helicopter. Crossword puzzle from Orange Ave. north to 98 SportS 10.1I A Both troopers' names and the General hlutchison Parkway, Dear Abby 811 State identity of the suspect were all done under the same wi-. Dr. Crane 811 Stocks withheld by authorities constitutional state lass- and lI Editorial I lr(l,l'13) 911, INDEX IA [V ' televised and broadcast news conference at ,:30 p.m. EI)T today, the -- - L' -!c--'i i- - - �2A—The Sanford Herald Wednesday, March 6 1914 - -- --..- V --- Alan-aping r r _ TODAY Suspects Burton, Taylor Arrested (Coal From Page 1) • Jackson's wife, Laura, was tied up at the plant but freed herself and notified police. Sources today said $10,000 of the $30,000 ransom paid before Jackson's release early Saturday was found hidden in a wall of the house where Davis lived at 1800 Strickland Ave Butler and Sheriff John Polk would only say the money recovered was "a substantial amount." Officers today were reported still searching for the remainder. At Davis' arraignment an FBI agent said that moneyfound in Davis'house has been positively identified as part of the ransom. Earlier, the FBI said they believed the abduction was solely for money and not connected with any political group. After Davis was arrested agents located and arrested Wheeler at a telephone booth on the corner of W. 13th Street and Magoustine Avenue in the Goldsboro business district. Jones was arrested by agents in a bar on W. 13th Street within sight of the spot where Wlie,eler was nabbed. According to court records, Jones was released from Raiford State Prison In February 1973 after serving a 30-months sentence meted .i •• / J1 -- i 4%• . f -.'. 1 ' - ;c4i . • .... . .. .. • p' - - . 4' • r ' MEXICO CITY (AP) - Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor have received honorary diplomas from Mexican Piesi. dent Luis Echeverria for promoting the resort town of Puerto Vailarta, where the stage couple has a home. Asked at a news conference Tuesday about his political ideology, Burton said, "Since I was born poor, from a miner's family, my leanings are obviously toward the left." But he added, "I'm not as leftist as my good friend President Tito (of Yugoslavia or Mr. (Leonid) Brezhnev to( the Soviet Union)." Quizzed about President Nixon, the energy crisis and the resignation of British Prime Minister Edward Heath. Burton retorted, "You people are asking strange (juetions. I thought ou were going to ask. me about my private life." • ' * - .. . . - I --V / CHARGED IN EMPLOYER'S KIDNAP , Ernest Jerome Davis, 19, Sanford Pope Ill VATICAN CITY (Al') — Pope Paul VI as reported today to be suffering from a nild case of influenza. Vatican sources aid his condition was not a cause of 'orry. I' . -• V FBI Fears i 1 Increase In t%ionapings . - uy I....ircuit i..ouri uage Itoger Dykes Jan. 6, 1972 KIDNAP SUSPECT JESSE JAMES JONES JR. for a plea of guilty to attempted grand larceny in the April 5, 1971 armed robbery of Wheatland's Escorted by Police Sgt. Bill Bernosky and federal agent after Imr arrest Grocery, SR 15, Lake Monroe. The court gave Jonts credit for 10 months .;. spent in jail before sentencing In the robbery case. He was originally charged with robbery andtwocounfsofassaultwjthjntenttomurrjèr Police and sheriff's deputies chased four men ma car minutes after the robbery and when they fled from the car after ftcollided head-on -. .. -.- •1 •• - with a police car at Goldsboro Elementary I ' . . Scho on W. 16th Street. Three suspects were apprehended by officers in a swamp in a residential area between Bell and Lake Avenues near the school. Jones was arrested later when he tried to claim the wrecked getaway car, saying It had been stolen. Police said Jones was the driver of the car. During the robbery chase occupants of fleeing car fired on a pursuing car driven by sheriff's detective Li. Calangelo. Calangelo wasn't Injured by the bullets that struck the hood Photos 3y ' '• Bill Vincent •.. V : . . . , k . . - George Hayes ci his car. !' . After the fleeing car wrecked at the school T 153531(1. Dayan MrniFoster,Okiad,Ca1if., school superintendent. Createdby remnants of the • WASHINGTON - The nafl now disbanded Venceremos but violent urban guerrilla organization in California, it movement In the United States u)tj5tJ of perhaps no more out its first t than persons, Including a kidnapings and top peace of. nwnberofknowncriminals,but ' blast fired by Calangelo. fourth to 34 years. Kidnap victim George Jackson Jr., at. tending a bakery Industry convention In .. - POLK AND BUTLER (r) TALK TO PRESS he looked like hehada future with us" Mrs. Jackson said, "I kept hoping It wasn't anyone I knew and felt happy when I saw all 14 employes back at work. "When the police showed up at the pla nt Tuesday Ijust knew wha t was goi ng to happen. I feel sorry that I know one of them. I wish I didn't," she said. Authoritleshaverefusedtosaywhatlodto the arrest ot the accused kidnapers. Jackson, 53, was released unharmed early Saturday, still blindfolded with gray duct tape obtained at his busines; by the men who kidnaped him. BuUer and Polk told reporters Tuesday night after the suspects were arrested that Jackson had been let out of a car at 14th Street and Elm Avenue, not 13 th Street and French Avenue as earlier related by officers, Jackson, who police say had been held in an abandoned house at 1811 Alexander Ave. during the ordeal, went to a nearby fire station and his family and police were notified he was safe. Jackson's release by the kidnape rs came less than two hours after his son Cliff followed telephoned and written imtructlom and t a beg eontalnlng$3O,000outa car window ___ dirt portion Mowoe Street In Maltland, west of U. S. 17-92. 'The Jackson family borrowed f.be money from a bank and friends, Jackson's comments that the ride from the plant tothebijildlngwherehe was held was short led pollee to the Alexander Avenue house less thi.n a mile from the plant, InvesfJge'Qrs said numerous Items of evidence weriioimd In the house but have declined to reveal Jist what was found Inside dilaphiat.ed frame structure, ____ __ ed (;uATEMAI., CITY (All) - Retired Gen. Kjell Laugerud Garcia, the conservative government candidate, appears sure to become president of Guatemala this July. With 80 per cent of Sunday's vote counted, the electoral commission gave him 187,575votes against 168,926 for retired Gen. Efrain Bios Montt of the left. of center Christian Democrats and 96,523 04 (or retirej ol Ernesto Paiz Novales of the centrist * I I Stay Wi Israel"' osition P JERUSALEM (APp - The xmleIrontontheGolanhleighL. reconsidering its position Mrs. Meir made plans to subDayan withdrew his resigna. Labor party agreed to form a nit her new minority cabinet to tion at a meeting of the old minority cabinet today, and the President Ephraim Katzir after cabinet Tuesday night. The Israeli date radio attributed winning Defense Minister meeting had been called to disthe reconciliation to rising ten. Moshe Dayan's agreement to cuss developments In either sian on the Syrian front. remain In the government. And foreign affairs or national The isoadcast did not elabo- the National Religious party, security that the government rate, but Israeli newspapers whose decision to stay out of the cloaked In secrecy and nobody published reports from abroad cabinet prevented Mrs. Meir's would explain, that the Syrians were con- putting together a majority in However, Transport Minister centrating forces along a 4 parliament, said it was Shimon Peres, Darn's closest _____________________________ - political colleague, said there had been a changt, in the situ ation To Open Negotiations LONDON (AP) - Talks to mas for much of British Inend Britain's crippling coal dustry and business to conserve strike open today, and miners' coal4upplied electric power. chief Joe Gormley said he The 280,000 miners refused to hoped an agreement could be work overtime and weekends in reached by tonight. November and then went on . Prime Minister Harold Wil. strike 25 days ago to hack their son's new Labor government demand for pay raises well cleared the way for quick action above the seven per cent ceiling by telling the Miners' union and set by Heath. the National Coal Board they The Conservative prime mmcould ignore the anti-inflation ister called an election to rally ceiling on pay raises imposed supportagainsttheJnmnersn( by Wilson's Conservative lost. One factor in Heath's depredecessor, Edward Heath. feat may have been the finding, Once the miners agree to re- a week before the voting, that turn to work, Wilson is expected the miners were entitled to " to end the three-day work week more than they had been askHeath ordered before Christ. ing work"I just can't believe it. He was kidding me about it Monday and saying if he'd been there Jackson said. "I can hardly believe It was Guatemalan Voting British Coal Strikers . Herald City Editor Bob Lloyd doubles as TV reporter ________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________ I Hearst and the murder of Dr. Democratic Society, Chicago, said today Davis had joked with him at after the 28-hour ordeal, Jerome. We had been bringing the boy along and SAIGON, South Vietnam AP) — Two United States aircraft headed for Hanoi today to pick up the remains of 12 Americans who died in North Vietnamese prison camps. The bodies were to be flown to U Taphan Air Base in Thailand, where they will be taken to the U.S. Army's central identification laboratory. A U.S. Embassy spokesman said the names will be withheld pending positive identification and notification of next of kin. North Vietnam agreed on Monday to turn u er th' lItes In its first major Jnov.to carry out the repatriation agreement in the Paris peace accords signed more than a year ago. quarreling leaders of Israel's leadership. the Weatherman organization, Among the more recent, and AUunderground and largely in some ways least known, of don ntIn ncen tmonU ., the guerrilla organizations is bombing both the capita aW the Symblonese Liberation thePenta Pentagon.. n is m (S that claims credit largelyOf tue most 'Went for the kidnaping of Patricia of the new leftist Students for a John A. Spoiski Two defendants in the 1971 grocery robbery case were sentenced to 21 years in prison and the "We thought that if someone from the plant was involved they wouldn't come to work," In Body Retrieval and highly Individualistic perhaps 100 members. groups with no common There are aneztImatedooin two of the occupants were wounded by a shotgun he'd just have run," said Jackson. He said the arrest of Davis "comes as a personal shock to me." Jackson said his wile Laura told him that on Friday, while be (Jackson) was being held captive, Davis showed up for work at the plant where he had been employed 10 months. Davis also worked Monday and Tuesday. MOSCOW (AP) - The Soviet Union day launched the 634th unmanned earth tethte in its top-secret Cosmos series, - vancing revolutionary causes. exists only °i' pspei . But there is an even greater danger. However, other groups are Inthepesturbmnguerriljajn more dearly defined. the Vnited States, unlike in There Is the Black Liberation other nations, have existed Army. an Offshoot of the Black largely In small, deeply divided Panther movement. It has . ': • weapons and the fanaticism Liberation Army that was aW PP0*r to he dixlenta of supposed to have bfl Brazilian revolutionary Canoe the kidnap-ransoming of Muilhella who advocates Atlanta constitution Ed11OI Br$ kidnapings u a tactic for ad- Mw'ithy tar as is known I.- ;., -. Bob Lloyd I • firers from the FBI on down the tniedlmensloniolitsin. r more may be attempted. tentions and capabilities are feaThe potential existL The uu to be 1eand. leading groups have the The so-called American (. \ . . -•-. - ByJAMESCARY Copley News Service . Herald :osmos Off The official news agency said the sputnik's orbit had high point of 320 miles and a low point of 174 miles, with an orbital inclination of 71 degrees. Its first revolution took 92.2 minutes, Stock Market Steady Gas Li * nes A m o 1 — eweryst station on U.S. il-fl at lake were restricting sales to a $5 commisslon offices in the Cowl After Gaining Tuesday gasoline lines and smiling BWIVVd. purchase of gasoline to House after 3 pin. Monday. NEW YORK (AP) - The the prospects for Arab oil pol. approval from station Seminole County cwnis- motorists whose gauges showed Flags are still available, but stock mutet held steady today, icy. Tuesday's rally was operators and customers this sinner Sid Vihlen, who has leas than half full. few have been picked up," said Pausing after its sharp runup prompted largely by morning as Seminole County's 'been spearheading the oddFew staticns admitted VIhien. Tuesday. Uons that u Middle East voluntary odd-even gasoline even plan, said today he was Vihien, were flying the flags "We are making me opening Dow Jones aver- producers would end their rationing plan went into effect, cruising around checking the designed to show whether the arrangements for the flags LI) age of 30 Industrial stocks was embargo onofl shipments tothe However, not all station gasoline lines at 7 a.m. and the stations were open to all eligible be delivered today," he added. down a fraction, but advancing United States as early as this operators gave full credit for lines seemed definitely shorter. customers, only to emergency '1 don't know If station Issues took a Ind of close to2 to coming Sunday, analyst, said. 09 shorter lines to the od"ven "The people I talked to un- customers, or were closed, operators aren't displaying I over losers on the cmironed gasoUm purchm dffs the plan an w New York toW plan. "1 had no tines today, but then UdW have been almost back to normal the past two or three days. 1fl3 10 be more d ere "We mailed letters to all the flags because they haven't got, Stock Exchange. giving it their full support," 138 station operators in the our letter yet, or county Friday, Informing them reason Is." gas available and more stations following the odd-even plan and Ven. commented Mel k at his Gulf sta tion on French would be available at the Avenue, Sanford. A week ago the lines were four blocks long Area Deaths MR&ULLIANCO outside Dekie's station. Sid Kiddy said the Lines were '>' shorter this morning at his Standard sta tion on First Street and French Avenue, but he sa could not y at this point whether the odd-even system was the cause. "It'll be easier to say by the end of the week if it's because of the rationing plan, or 11 it's just because there are stations open "be said. Mrs. IIIJIIS native -' peesident of Longwood Civic league, and chaplain of Alpha Xi Delta Sorority. - Survivors include her husband, Linton Law Cox, Longwood; daughter, Mrs. Carolyn Gullick.son, Wintir Park; Mrs. Eleanor M. '1' . COISIfl$fl [tlaj PerryR. Parker, Union Lake, '. Mich.; sister, M EIas V -' Seventh.-day Adventist Qiurch, 0 of First United Methodist Parkersburg, W. Va.; Forrest, Church, Winter Park; Old Osteen, and Harold Foggin Of Glory American Legion Vienna, W. Va.; a brother, Auxiliary, Women's Society of Clyde Fogginof St. Petersburg; Christian Service, past eight grarAchildren And live I _____ " Monday.' A Atlanta, Ga. She was a member sons, Glen, Live Oak; Gene, but four or five waiW I have had 30 or 40,! hope It's Wesma eothi-evenandI hop. ___ A customer at the SAM station, Frank Newkirk of Sanford, said this morning was the fli'st tlfl)t he had pt Pso1ine soeasi1yln two Weeks. lines have .I-IaJTI1y not 1`1- 1 -111'19 thil m"111111 — but then they've been getting shorter the last two or three days," commented Ben Wil liams at his American Parker cox, m, was a member of Sanford of ()20n&, she moved to Survivors include his wife Longwood 22 years ago from Esther Foggia of Sanford; lOW' Gene Carter at the SAM Mnericaii station on French Avenue agreed the lines were shorter today. "I didn't have cola. ' he came to Sanford Retired from Real Estate, he Lillian of Longwood, ditd ____ ' ,• (Coat on page 7A (A.7) 1Iir '- V .' ZOO GETS NEW MEMBER BABY ELEPHANT 'Sobik' arrived Tuesday at new home in Sanford Zoo. The elephant, thre, years old, eventually when she reaches 28 years of age, according will weigh five tone Director Jack Hanna who is giving her snack. SthIk, donatedtobyZoo "k's Sandwich zoo clwln,camefrornInMlamj ;ç,j Lloyd) Smi th, ScutWJekj, Micti.; grandchlln grar.cictiuiti. M. fly. one great- Brisson Funeral Home in charge. ___________________________ . _____________ P000111, OkIy ii.—Funp KflICIS Oksv Fo s' $ ISO? Vef'nano Or, SaSWØ,d, *t0 died today, will be .id Thsy ci 10 • 1f5I with Elder C. R. Neill Officlaling. Surlai In Park.fsg, w. Va . arisn i P'&'cme . . I'ur,eal Home, Wlntu- Park, in charge. (*EY FOGoj OksyE,Poggin,$l,of407 Virnango Th',, Sanford, died Born in Nicholet, W. Va,, me - I Al MOSIIE HA VAN . . . I)e(ense minister ADDIS ABABA Ethiopia top member of the civil service political parties, which the AI'i — Ethiopian observers said. most vocal dissidents have depredict the new constitution With his country beset by muanded. promised by Emperor Halle Sc- drought, starvation, inflation, "It has always been our ar• lassie will drastically curtail unrest and mounting (leimuInmIs the aged ruler's virtually on. for dernoeraticgovcrnmiient the dent wish that our beloved limited authority, monarch announced Tuesday people should should have a "After 44 years as emperor, night that he had ordered a peaceful transition from one era to another," the eperor Selassie is finally saying, onstitutinniil ()flf('reflc(' m -I've had enough.' He is ready vened to draw up a new charter said in a five-minute radio and television address. to become a ceremonial fig- for the nation. ure," one intellectual corn. The emperor said the confer. Ilaile -Selassie said the new mented. ence should clarify relations constitution should be cornThe trail, 81-year-old em- among the branches of govern- pleted in six months. Rut nn' peror will retain the royal mnent, streamline the courts, c hanges appeared to be a year trappings and near-worship of make the prime minister more or more away since they mnust millions of peasants, but real resposible to parliament and be approv ed by bo th houses of power will shift to parlIament, guarantee civil rights, lie said parliament at two separate sexthe cabinet and the courts, one nothing about the formation of slons V grest.grandejg. Fvner NOtice • ew ons itution Promised Ethiopia Today's Big Board prim in. the .hat Brokers said Investor, ap- cluded Control Data, up i at peared to be moving at least 37%; U.S. Steel, down 4at44, He reported almost all the the odd-even systern would "I want the flags, but I tanporatily to a cautious POW. and Trans World Airlines, up stations in the county that were become effective today, ai-d haven't heard a word from tion while they tried to assess at I8L,, open this morning were that flags costing $8.50 a set said Vthlen. VV V -- 4 Teen In Death Trial i!r iifiir irrtitt'i NASSAU. Bahamas (API -. degree murder in the slayings PubIlsed Daily and Sunday A Wisconsin teen-ager has been of Katie Smith. 17, a high school except Saturday and ordered to stand trial in the studet from Detroit; attorney Christmas Day by The Sanford Herald, 30C N. slayings of three American Paul V. Howell, 50, of French A, Sanford, Fla tourists here, Massillon, Ohio, and ac- 37Th Michala Shobek, 19. of Mil. counta nt Irvin krnstein, 44, of waukee, Wis., who has refused Ocean City, N.J. Second Class Pos tage Paid to speak with ma gistrate Wilton • Sanf ord. Flor ida 3277 1. Shobek was also to stand trial Hercules, maintained silence on charges of attempting to ex. Subscription Rates by when his preliminary hearing tort $3,000 by use of threats Carrier ended Tuesda y. from Venessa Scott of the Ba- w. SSc Year $5 40 Shobek is charged with first hamas -_ _ - - _'_ .' :1.=.!.._.:r_ •—•---------- ... 'V �4A-The Sanford Herald Wednesday, March 6, 1974 Especially - Butjej Polk. Seminole . _V"".'ft._ . '-'r Lucky For Is Seminole County can count itself among the most Fortunate areas of the United States for several reasons, particularly for its law enforcement agencies, The kidnaping last week of Sanford businessman George Jackson is a sterling example of what professional police handling of a potential tragedy can mean. Unlike so many other kidnapings this one so far has had at least one good turn _. Jackson was released safely and no one was hurt. His wife, Laura, who was tied to a chair, was also unharmed, Certainly, no law enforcement official likes to be backed into a corner and forced to not try and apprehend a criminal, but in some cases, e.g. a kidnaping, officers simply must use a wait and see strategy. Seminole County Sheriff John Polk and Sanford Police Chief Ben Butler are deserving of the highest honor and respect of our community for their handling of the kidnaping. Their split ;'cond dtisiotis, fl'RIdC Under the most difficult circumstances, certainly guaranteed Jackson's safe return. Butler, whose office was first notified late - -------•--.•-. -- -_ Jack Anderson . jv, .0" ~ W, - - 1 ' 1 i ,___, , ,- ____ .-•--.•- ri:! C.. jfl LAV'.. Top Off kers Its (41 I1&W UNdid r,a*u,, Pd*Mi. I*, the case. mbattled emba confidential lette:, th e e warred Institute (API) has president of the American Petroleum with kidnaping Jackson. We are confident that with the that they had better make peace oil company executives Justice will be swiftly served. Kidnaping is a little people In the Industry. API's Frank Ikard, as mouthpiece for the oil Industry in crime so odious It defies objective thought by 14 Washington, bluntly scolded the corporate chiefs for their in. most people except professional policemen. ivity to t he proble ms of the Jobbers, distr ibutors and retail Fortunately for the Jackson family and dealers. Th is high-handed attitude, he warned, was making life Seminole County, every member of the sheriff's difficult for pro-industry legislators In Congress. department and Sanford police department are tlearly," Ikard wrote, "It has become politically popular to 1 take potshots at the oil industry In fact, It has almost beeome a the type of policemen capable of functioning or a o litical necessity to do so.. flight now, the Congress p bravely and wisely under the most trying conlarge segment of it -is in a punitive mood." dit ions. He continued: "Unfortunately, one of the biggest problems t To the men of these two agencies parface springs From right within our own industry. Scattered all ticularly, and to the l'BI, we commend you, and across the country, there are literally hundreds of highly vocal and very angry jobbers, distributors, co mmission agents and offer our gratitude for being the professionals H(ITLEH L AND POLK retail dealers," you are and for the job you are doing. . . After 31 hours on case -They are angry. Ikard said, because the oil companies are not listening to their problems or answering their questions. "We ran't win this fight," he declared. "with a large and very Inllth'ttUa I 'iiicnt of our :xlustry battling against us instead of ith US." le called upon the oil moguls to court the small operators and e to persuade them to join in a "grass roots" campaign to keep n By KENNETH J. RAIIBEN Congress from "taking punitive actions which could cripple the becoming Increasingly difficult is the eligibility criteria or there are no plans to revise the Copley News Scrv ice entire industry." for middle-Income families to "needs" test for receiving a formula, so Increased BEOG lie warned that the "next three to six months could quite finance their children's post. BEOG. They contend that the funds may not get to middle- literally decide the future of the free-enterprise petroleum InPresident Nixon's education secondary education. One of the current formula's effect Is to income students, budget proposes changes in major reasons for this, say freeze out middle-income dustry." Apparently, the secretary federal funding and emphasis higher education spokesmen students. Despite valid does not place a high priorityon that might be nefit children If who have studied the problem, CASEY'S CAPER: Former Seturities and Exchange Corncriticism, Weinberger said People's financial problems.",, the rec mendations can filter ' mission Chairman William Casey Is quietly trying to alter through the bureaucracy to testimony he gave a House conunittee on the disappearance of 31 'f" . -. '•' -. classrooms boxes of irr documen ts from the SEC. The boxes contained embarrassing references to former Vice .'-' College students could benefit -. -• President Spiro Agnew, -casury Secretary John Connally directly if the administration's • and other high Adminstrati on figures. Aftci' the House Commerce Proposal for full funding of • Committee demanded the documents from the SEC, they were Basic Education Opportunity mysteriously spirited away and locked i at the Justice Grants (BEOG) is passed by Department. Congress, Under current .: The committee held hearing to determine who was responallocations, only college fresh-. sible for the abduction . Casey and Ralph Erickson, then e t. th men are eligible for the BEOG deputy attorney general, blamed each oth er. funds averaging $260 per • ,;.". So heated was the dispute that Casey told the committee: student. "Erickson had to be telling a He. g&`~ _," _ Let's get this clear, Mr. Erickson is lying in any event," Erickson, of course, maintained The administration would he was telling the truth. make an average $806 available The transcript of these smoking remarks were lent to Casey, to all students. In addition, now an undersecretary of state, for correction of grammar and administration promises to f;& punctuation. But instead, Casey wrote in modifications to make It friendly federal persuasion to look like he had not called Erickson a liar, thus changing the urge the nation's lending inentire tone of tils testimony. stitutions to help more When Rep. Harley Staggers, D.W. Va., the committee adults pay for education after chathnan, learned uf Casey's efforts to rewrite history, he had high school, ,,/_ copies of Casey's recommended changes sent around to cornmnittee members so they co uld decide what would beallowed. Students would have to give As for Casey. he up direct student loans us he called Erickson a liar "in the heart of the argument " and wanted some other types of to soften his remarks because "I • probably thought I'd been too harsh," however. health, Education . - After we called him, he quickly wrote Staggers that "If the and Welfare Secretary Casper tilnuflitt ee wishe s to W. Weinberger told a White the t estimony stand.. .,l has no o Jr. section," House press conference, "... WASHINGTON Three men have been arrested and charged - In a _X > - - - Aid Some Childre I ill --' 831 9993 SANFORD, FLA, 32771 - '•• .WINIFREDF,GIELOW Comptroller DEWEY ROBINSON Circulation Manger ROY GRE EN AdVIISIOQ CHARLES HAYS Mechanical Supt CHRIS NELSON MazineEdr P'' doom For eman BILL VINCENT,JR, Photogra~ier loan j-" 4.N 17 mos $3240 U S Postal Regulations pr e m? all mail tubcrepin be Paid n advance Enter as spcond ciafl matter August 27 1901 at the Post Of fice of rtd Flat d4 32771 Nopartof any mate-r,t news or advertising of this edition of The Santoro Herald may be reproduced ,n aiy manner *thOt *r,tlen permsson of the publisher of TP't Herald Arty, individual firm rpons'be for such reproduction *0 es r t.v considered . 4s infringing oij The Hetaid's copyright and b Peld nab', br damage under the ta* Puoi,s hed daily and Sund ays estept Saturday Tre '-tt'raid ,s rnrrbr of thp AssOCiated Press*h;h , entitled eaCt'lp o the e for reproduct.00 of all the local l'A5 pr.n!ed 'fl IP1S II4Spiper 1/' If they had their druther3. would Americans rather At - changes in the federal income tax laws aimed at assuring that each person pays his fair share, or would they prefer a simplification of the calculations involved in filling out Form 1010" These and other questians were a s ked of a rt'prt" sentative sample o(2,3 persons age 18recently and a bo ve in a na' tionide survey conducted by Opinion Research Corp. of Princeton The survey was commissioned by Il&H hi lock. Inc., 0111! of the na;ion s largest lirms specializing in prepar' ing income tax returns. On the first question. the survt' found that the majority fe!I that present ( ederal income tax laws were fair to them' personalt. but about the same number believed the laws were unfair to t he ''average taxpayer. hddlt"incnmnt. People en' most often named as paving "more than their fair share, followed by People' with low in. comet Last named were people in the upper'income hracet In a direct comparison with 11w upper'tncorn(. taxpaver, the middle-Income taxpayer was seen to be unfairly trated by an overwhelming majority per cent - of tIit' Public Bruce Biossat PMrvaHa*k,os ?? 0 Bear Lake. Forest City - It s not Jackson vs. Kennedy -- yet Labe Monroe 372 2611 3772611 WASHINGTON NE.A Pro-Israel Sen. Dettcna Dry Enterpris. Fannefle Edwards 574 G en Henry M. Jackson's frequent forays I ntn I ',iliIirni;i". bi't'unfrjtnjt,tr Je'ich community has, 't off Oedo $lavea 3 c'inhiu tmg reports over the' pruqi'c t Sen. Edward Kennedy might lx' tnsolv.'tl in countering moves bent toward the 1976 Democratic presidential nomination. On successive days. the New York Times printed conI radictory stories the Iirst saying Kennedy is already ran fling, the second that it is "exlrer,why unlikely" he wi ll run. PertY leaders with their antennasraised high must surely be bewildered. t'irst *11. just for the rt'd. the cood item iseltr to the present truth. Kt'nrn'ds is indeed not disposed to run, but he is keeping the door open. To tell inquir trig political visitors he' is holding off deistun until late' 1973 is not really un-can• did. as ihe second Times arcmmt indicated, since-altered circumstances tnvoh- ing his crippled 12-otd son, the rest of his farnils, and the puliltc s ,I thu. 1969 ('happa' quiddiek e'pisoth' could conueisably change his mind, lie would love the battle Time first Time's account "Kennedy is running' vas so badly arbl-d it even trapped the I lirISt up rt'jurb'r in .'r' t' t'iir,,,lIsI ii bid nut "snk' itit' tln'ol of itttt'i re'IsJlt'rs - Baker S-S?O7 Winter Springs Altamontt Elida Nichols Tang, E. Estates Joan Babb 6711$111111 j 061550 Mr Ciarence5nye, m Nancy Booth 3fl7)5 s Casselb.rry . Fern Park Goldenrod. Eastbrook 11-flor67I - ___________________________________________________ - I - I - - I - , , ' .: i,' - , I 1 11 ms On the question of the need for an 0'cr'aIl reform, more than 75 per cent of the people surveyed believed that at minor revi s ions were fleetird, while more than 50 per least cent su1, poru'd major revi sions With AImmerlc4in farmers adding between 15 and 40 million earI' 75 per cent of the respondents agreed that more acres to their croplands is present tax forms ert' "too clImplit'ate(I for the average person th year to cash in on soaring to pr ices at the supermarket and to meet the heavy f understand. NearI ha I ttii' public MnIght proft'sior,al oreign demand, the pressw'e on t he m to grow the most per acre is greater than assistanc' in filing ttu'ir 1972 returns ever. However, reforms aimed at ensuring fairnes s rather than simpliciation were favored by a margin of better Experts put the blame for the than six to tractor shortage on other one - per cent to 12 per cent Vet the tmI' provisions or metal shortages, such as petrochemicals pres. needed f t, e entiv in the law that were opposed h as many as a fourth of castings that used to be produced by f oundries now clos the respondents were the depletion allowance ed by (31 per cent)federal safety and the special tax treatment 01 investors rules and complicated parts like double reduction En commercial axles that cannot be made easily or quickly. real estate (2.5 per cent). With the nation and the world v) indicated trial nearly half file pul)lle tx-facing more food shortages, the lieves that simplification of the tax process tractor squeeze is,the biggest of a for t'xample, number of Problems facing using a flat tax rate on total iflt'Olfll' rl'gardit'. ,, farmers ul hit' ''uret' with no exclusions or di'dtit'iius - s ould Ot her major problems include result in i. shortages of fertilizer, balin g fair treatment twc;iiise 'littering Jx'rMifl;il ('ireumslan('I's wire and fence posts. could r,o longer be consitlert'ti majority opIw'd r'iiminat:nu of itemnin'd deduct ions or And tanne ' pro ems usually joint returns Among thoM' dt'dut'tipns of which the average rs bl bring higher prices for taxpayer currt'ntls can take ads anlagi', consumers. univ contributions to political e,indi,ltes were sinile,i out h a si,,'abl,' num be r 147 per cent ,i' a ti,'ttijuii,,n WhItti tilight Not surpi isingls, public rt';I,'iiiin s as hi' t'liininatctl fasi)rai)l(' to changes a so 'V • ______________ Minle'ol the cost of a child's education 0bviously, public opinion abtuit the I"tlt'ral tax is 'rntxe'tI But while' al ol Us have our particularincome' gripes about th' svsle and ideas about spt'cilit' tt'torfjls that should be math', there is no evi(Ie'nce of any gtas'r,u,,t5 mnov,',n('nt ati' vot'ating really drastic change's telephone calls hu'h usually pour in after what liucuks like' a hai'd'kernt'lt'tl Kemint'ds political slurs. TI1& stated sour' of tie initial at''otint was 'urn' ilarttltl WilI.m ',,Jtb,rn,, t*';gI tout ',ti, ti,il liiroii'l -,k ith '.- nni in \ .tsllingit,n Vet,. 6 %S'illt'ns earlier had told a Kennedy aide .lackson's Itirays were "making him Viii the' ,itit i'.J.,v'k',,ti Iu,' ''I hi t'rii,irk 4'. '-i't iloss ii in lhi' fir Times jiit't't' ,Ifltiils t"l t'tini',Iy, hti vit'we,I ttn'rn as divisive fur ihi' party ,il"ns anti his friends raised millions For Etigern' %tc'( arthis to l"tt ,inl S ';"orgt' tcGt,e ''r niri I117 ,iott .Jatk,,ti .is ilnacce'pbibl c"nwryilive. - I - nt'ivj n;ituralh I '',' ___ ['.tit of %S hat Wilk'ne said w,i.. ItiIls misrept ''wnt,'ii and it was here' that the lu,llu% 'up ri'Jaurte'r himmxt'lI ss The fi rst story indicated % ilknx had fold as nitslt'd t least Iwo wealthy California Industrialists, Max i'alevsk and %lIIt's ltuhin, that Krn1ieth' was runnin The .i&'cnnd rt'tmrk'r got from 'iltens the' word that this impftion of his cove'tii,n with Kennedy was "overdrawn Hut Ih' rt' port('r a 'pted th,' idea Wdlens had i.,,, his friends tnit'iliiiig hiigtils t'!it'lIUl igirtg ,it,eit Kt'nnt',jy5 inte'ntit,,is. In lact. as Willt'n'. later t"hi'ptiontI to a aide', he' had not es- en talked to h'aht'vsky and Itithin Kt'nnetly nor tried to spread the notion ans'whe're' e'l'te' that Kt'nne'ih - 's can dtdacy st'l I'roh,ghilv even ct,,, rlilsiitl,,iii,' iii tin hi t 'iimne' slurs collie's Irtimn the .is,w'rii',n ihtt "ceinstani fliifltstr1itions tj' tt'It'phofle (ii th$% 'If c'(untrihij furs., confirm (tie' M'flse' that II,,' campaign has itl. *'t *'fl it Iflr iat'tie'aI n'ains it i(ll,iifl fur .ittith,'t year or ( was nor,' __________________________________ C j I ___________________ - ' '" t- - ! CC 'Now, wht' this about your besngexIx,sed toh It and wanting to give up basketball to fake it up ," • - -.. J .. 1-1.......... , .. ........... Christian Asked To Step Aside (All) TAI.LMIAS.SEE, Fla. president, ur ging th e education in state education contrac ts to A Florida Education Associ- commissioner to "ta ke leave of Robert Bussey, a Christian ation official says Education your official duties" during the business associate. Commissioner Floyd Christian investigation, should step aside during an in. "Your failure to satisfacvestigation of his financial Coy. fleubin Askew has di. (only respond to questions o dealings. rt'cted State Atty. Edward Aus. impropriety in the awarding of FEA president John Spriggs tin of Jacksonville to in. contracts can only be to the released a ktter Tuesday to vestigate allegations that detriment of education in FloriChristian ,A ho is a former FEA Christian awarded $1.5 million dii," Spriggs told Christian. i. MMUNM I =_ / - ( I b 152!. ft ' 11 I ) I .J.,JT i _________________________________________________ * im8D1E E LDS YOU MUST H SATISFIED. . COUNT ON VS TO MAKE YOU NAPPYI 1. . 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Use several pairs for Couple After ei'd*r indes, . . $5.96 Year DElANO, VIa, tAPi - A )-ear after NIabel and Austin Clifton went out for dinner and never returned, police still have "no trace, no semblance of a lead" in their disappearance. "It's like the y up and vanLet1," Volusii County Sheriff Ed thilf said Tuesday, 1re are few eads now but J)uffsays"wearestillreadyto -' check Out anything, even hearsay.-Clifton, 44, and his 4)ear.oll ,A lie disappeared March 3. 1973 after dining out at a favorite restaurant in Port Orange. ''We were able to trace their movements that Far. Then the trail ends,'' said Duff. The Clii tons gave no in •1, dication of leasing-a light was left burning in the livi ng room, their dog was on the back porch and Clifton had made plans to go oyster fishing the next day with a neighbor. Despite an intensive' sixtiuntv search, officials never found the Clifton' car, Duff speculates that, after leasing the restaurani, the b couple mniy have witnessed the slaying of a motorcyclist and were taken hostage. "It's pure speculation," the Sheriff said. "Nobody can prove it, but they sure can't disprove it either." ' S" Dr. Robe rt 1. Smith ui N. SUmmnerjjn 84" LENGTH REG. 6.99. ~ No. ; ---. ,'.., MIAMI (All) A state pollution control expert says a developer's plans for further development of Marco Island may destroy native mangroves and harm bird and marine life on the Island, But Dr. Tim Stewart of the State Pollution Control Board's staff said Tuesday that he has not made a final decision on whether the development should be halted, FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. through the poisonous gas to they dropped a net over the an. APi - An explosion that rat- save five performing porpoises. unals and forced them Into a lied windows for miles around "I jt lb-c across the canal small holding tank, then a nd a subsequent fire has from the marina, so when I sprayed water over the tank caused an estimated $1 million heard the explosion, I came and waved tarpaulins to keep a damages to a marina and running," said trainer Russ the smoke from settling. about 100 docked boats, fire of. Rector. "There was ungodly "We wore scuba gear just so idals say, thick smoke and I was afraid we could have enough oxygen to Thick smoke and fumes from for the sea lions and porpoises. breathe," said Engels. i storage building at the Ever. A number of macaws and "There was gas fromii the Iades Marina TUCSdII also enplastic Parrots were moved to a closed burning langered animals at the nearby from the fiberglas boats andandwas set- area away from the smoke, it kean World tourist attraction. Engels said. fling over the holding tanks for I. hey reported. "The fire department tried to A fire official said arson was the animals," he said. get a helicopter over the area to uspected and the explosion The animals were sea lions keep the gas from settling, but i- as still under Investigation and bottle-nose dolphins, which the air was too unstable, and Carly today. are mammals and must have the copter would have Two Ocean World animal air to survive, crashed," said Rector, who was It alners said they struggled head trainer Ken Engels said overcome 1w the amok.. Of , least Decision No Trace and BERRI'S WOOLD - - - An nserwhelmirig majority 184 per cent' supported an increaM' in tti' pre sent 573() .Illtussanct' for dt'pentfents .11111 Is as I riianv '81 iwr tent tjvtirt'tI a tli'ttuct ion for at O" 11 BAR'IT)W, VIa, (Al') A 11 million damage suit claiming negligence has been filed against governmental agencies here by a man who claims his 16-year-old daugher was permanently paralyzed as the result of a fall in a karate class. The suit filed In Polk County Circuit Etourt alleged that Janet Lynn halt suffered permanent paralysis from the neck down because of negligence by the City of Bartow, Polk County and Stacy Brown, a karate instructor employed by the city recreation department . 11w girl, a high school student in nearby Fort Meade, suffered a broken back last November when she was thrown to the floor by another student In a karate class, said the suit filed by her father, Charles E. hall, $1 Million Loss In Fire, Explosion supply that a number of manufacturers admit they are at least a year behind meeting orders. While some experts Insist that the shortage will not cut into production, ot he rs are sure that the far will not be able to grow as much as they otherwise might. 'There are optimum conditions for planting," said a spokesman for the John Deere Company, the nation's largest manufacturer of farm uipment, "If a fanner misses the o tirnum time, he will not get as high a yield w hen it com es to harvest 1,. Target Practice Herald Area Correspondents 831 131 thIng the the of agriculI"pp bDom with a widespread shortage of tractors. Demand has so far outstripped Karate Suit Filed Fort Lauderdale Marina Suffers WIWAT- American farmers are a 7 / - How does the public consider it Is treated by the gusernment at taxpaying time fairly or unfairly? Black Community / / -V LonqwoOd . 1 Tax changes? Yes, but, ' told . p/No / a _________________________ ley ' Same As Home Deliver y . . - Dredge JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (API Representatives of slate and federal agencies were still attending a planning conference today for an environmental A .. Don O k - 40Mdh $71401 Year 'I eortprogr9jfl and the guaranteed student program that are cal for will obviate the necessity for direct loans and will b a far better way to provide student assistance." Weinberger agreed RAY STEVENS All Ot he r Ma,I $7 70Mntt, 6MCC?hS 51620 Canal Impact - I . RALPH HAYS Camp Room Foreman In Florida OURek we believe DORIS WILLIAMS Society Editor Bw Mail ' I .1 JOHN A. SPOLSKI. Asiat, Editor DilVfY I R WALTER A GIELOW. Editor and Publishe r WAYNE D. DOYLE Adveslising Director & As,socm.pe publisher FRANK VOLTOLINE Gtnrii PM H - of TELEPHONE SUBSCRIPTION RATES 5k lii ?06Month JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (All) All types of open fires have been banned in Duval, Nassau and Clay Counties because of dry and windy weather, Frank S. Hill, district forester for Northeast Florida, said hundreds of fires have engulfed timberlands and fields in this area already this year. :-'.. i9hip Olanforb fiefi ram JANE CASSELSERRY Cow'IFtor Open Fires Banned , cay FORT PIERCE, Ha. (AP) Dan McCarty Ill, son of former Florida Coy. Dan McCarty, has been indicted on a second-degree murder charge in the shooting of a bartender. McCarty remained free Tuesday on $10,000 bond after Circuit Judge Royce Lewis set McCarty's trial for the week of April 22. McCarty was arrested Jan. 24 and charged with shooting Benjamin F. Solloway, a bartender at a local hotel. - , . . - J RICHARDS Sports Editor FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (Al') A preliminary hearing f or six men, charged with conspiracy to smuggle drugs In connection with what officials called the Largest hashish haul ever confiscated, has been set for March 15. The six were arraigned Tuesday, charged with conspiring to smuggle 2,439 pounds of compressed hashish aboard the 48-foot racing sloop War Cry. The vessel docked here earlier this week after a voyage believed to have begun in Morocco. The hashish was valued by investigators at $2.'O,000 cx holesale or 12 million retail IF , '' McCarty Indicted Drug Hearing '' law, BOB LLOYD City EdIr TAU.AHASSEE, Fla. (Al') - The question of whether a city has the power to enact a law limiting apartment rents was to be argued before the Florida Supreme Court today in a case involving Miami Beach's rent control ordinance, Miami Beach is appealing a ruling by Judge James W. Kehoe who threw out the rent control ordinance and ruled that the 1973 borne rule law on which it was based was an uncostltutional delegation of leg. i.slatiye powers. Miami Reach attempted to adopt a rent control law in 1969 but it was overturned by the Supreme Court in 1972 on grounds the legislature had given no authority for the city to control rents, om vertiser staff in a recent report, West Virginia Is on e of onl y four stat es in the nati on currently withou t either an open m eetings or open records DAVIDA.BRY,NT. Managing Edit Rent Control Argued I 0!1 Budg t C Not only has Watergate and all that's come with it created new support for a "shield law" for reporters, it's also creat ed , here in West Virginia, new interest in "open meetings" and "open records" la. As pointed out by Bruce Ebert of The Ad- impact study of the Cross-Florida Barge Canal. The conference will develop the scope of the study ordered by a federal judge, said U.S. District Engineer Col. Emmett C. Lee Jr. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. AP mimlttee chairman Marshall He filed a bill for the rollback he said. creases for state employes in -Thelegislative bickering has Harris. DMIarnj, agreed several weeks ago, as did se nior Business and Industry will some categories, particularly begun over Gov. Reubin Ask. Tuesday that funds were house member Ralph Tur. benefit while the proposal "1g. In high cost of living areas and ew's proposed $t,SS billion state available for the 25 per cent llngton. D.Gainesvllle. nores a large group who prob. for the state to take over paylng budget. increase in state spending But Harris said other "eriti. ably need It more. . . those who the 4 per cent of salary each It will end In late May or ear- proposed by Askew, cal needs of the state" should rent," he said. employe pays to the retirly June, near the close of the Their differences are over take priority over property tax ement fund. legislative session, when how the money should bespent. relief. Askew did propose an $8.3 changes are completed to acSaunders is a wholehearted "Prisons, mental hospitals, million Increase for local men Saunders endorsed the retirecount for varying Interests, backer of the proposal to pump pay raises and a host of other tal health programs, 19,3 mil- ment take over, but said he was Both Senate Ways and Means an extra $114 million to local issues beyond those which the lion more for prison operations working on a total package of Committee chairman Bob schools and rolling back the governor has spoken to in his and $15.5 million for prison re- pay raises because "state Saunders, 0-Gainesville, and ceiling on property taxes for budget would in my opinion be novation and construction. employes', like everyone else's, House Appropriations Corn. schools from 10 to 8 mills. better uses of the 1120 million" lip z,I,r, ciit.rt fne L__ ----A--& -J.L it was as though a single agency was handling Education Notebook Other Thoughts Bis ckerie ng Begins Over Budget I Imi - I ~ I~ -,I TODA Y Wants Peace The cooperation among the two departments and the FBI must be termed exemplary. In fact, The Sanfore 1erald Wednesday, March 6,1974-SA Of $4.55 Billion,. 1 - Thursday of the kidnaping, notified Polk, and both men spent more than 60 straight hours commanding the events, 322 300N FRENCH AVE., ci frHr* L JIILi#- WE SERVICE 81/2X1 11/21 POLYESTER ROOM SIZE RUG YOUR SAVINGS WITH TV Ca'pet iuit'i luxury at rug value! WiNtbae'd, s.rged al around, resists stans £ ir,Id,* Co'rpiiments any decor in Gold, Green Blue, or Red W7at a supel value! INTEREST IMPORTED REVERSIBLE BRAIDED RUGS CHARGE IT' First ! Fal Fede.," ~" S644ep asd Issq _______ OF ORLANDO F.:e'A; (',.' W.Ii Ot'tI1D..u.uq 0.,., I'i.,.s w,.I tt& £11s.as. to" s ,''!,'. • ' 1 '' ii Dii, ® 7 7Z30. 2O3O' SIZE Reg 2 49 1 2240" SIZE Reg 349 30x50" SIZE Reg 5 99 40x65" SIZE Reg 899 , yiu,, • CM., Pail • lusts. $q..sis • OUR GUARANTEE HAS NO FINE PRINTI We don hedge when we say, You must be satej 1 a.'tythng you purchased doesn t measure-up to your sepectalion return it for a lull refLrld No fuss And of corse spec'c mar,utacture, $ guarantees are ôlSo backed by us W e guarantee the', guarantees * ORLANDO 00.11Dh,tT iaw bIts Psi e*000 ha.la 011'u'i . low * ORLANDO wimsoot, t,&A O#IN so '0 P U Qft$9 Oat, * WINTER PARK 4'00 ad .11', I,) A U 'OP U i)PI5SlJ5 lAW 71W * LEESBURO 4' stint us "Gswav 37 ort i ts lOP U O#f5LJ5 500 P * DAYTONA NOt I I MO, PAIL Mil Dat,,aM IPW VP14 %V-4 I,.XtS 'I'd .77 2.77 4,77 6.77 �6A—The Sanford Herald Wednesday, March 6, 1974 '1 .' * -----. Florida Politics VIC ' 4• , - %_JI i Watch Miami House Vote TALLAHASSEE, Fla. iATh — Political strategists in Florida are attaching as much Importance to next Tuesday's House special election In Miami as national politico, did to the race for Vice 1'resldent Gerald Ford's congressional seat in Michigan. A Democrat won Ford's seat in a startling upset. But it 's the Republicans who stand to gain the most in Miami's 111th House district election. Democrats and Republicans alike see the election as a tipoff to the mood of voters in state elections this year. They'll be carefully monitoring reactions to Watergate, the energy crunch and inflation. The election was called by Coy. Heubin Askew to name a successor to the late Rep. Carl Singleton, 1)-Miami. Republicans plan to put money and vigorous young workers in the south Dade County district. The potential scope of the GOP thrust worries some Democratic strategists in what they call "a marginal district." Singleton, a six-year legislative veteran, barely won reelection in 1972. He edged Republican Tom Gallagher, 33,291 to 36,573. Two south Dade Republicans, Sen. Don Gruber and Rep. Jon Molloy, won election in 1972, breaking a Democratic stranglehold on Dade's legislative seats. Five Democrats, Edward Branison, Bruce Kane, Monna lghte, Joseph Murphy and Manuel Rodriguez, are entered — !JJl. u:vis. instaILtilUl) L t l) Itillt!I IUF Southern Bell, explains safe insulated equipequipinent ment used by men climbing telephone poles to repair lines, before demonstrating pole climbing and repair work to children of the 3rd grade in Enterprise Elementary School. This concludes a 3 week course on Communications being conducted by third grade teachers, Ms. .Jennifer Green, Mary Johnson and Catherine Sommer. Ilerlad Photo by ('harks Edwards) -_ .t_ -- Nixon Pledges C000eriation (Coii';.frotn page l in their party's 111th district primary. Should Gallagher topple the leader of the Democratic pack — or even run a strong second — Democrats suspect Republicans will trumpet the result as positive proof the Florida GOP has cu. id the Watergate blues. House Commerce chairman Don Tucker, 1)-Tallahassee, runs a committee one way — his way. When Rep. Frank Carlucci, 1)-Jacksonville, offered an amendment during a recent committee meeting, Tucker declared: "Mr. Carlucci has an opportunity to close before we vote against it." Itep. Jon Tho.nas, R.Pampano Beach, offered another amendment — but he probably wished he hadn't, "Another ridiculous amendment," groaned Tucker. Thomas got a few minutes to explain his amendment, then Tucker demanded, "any other ridiculous comments." Rep. Elaine Gordon, DMlaini, was leading deputy corrections director Dave Bachman through a series of questions, trying to establish that it was Impossible to tell a per. son's character by looking at him — or her. "Could you tell what my sexua orientation is?" she asked. Bachman flushed. A long pause and the embarassed look Iihis 1aCt indicated he'd rather not answer the question. "Don't be embarrassed," Ms. Gordon said. "I'm not eriitirised :'kini)(,ii U'e question" Wednesday, March 6, 1974-7.A - HIG H .4 • -- 1 - - — .-•. • ,. t : ''.rv •..:,—t? 1"/'-' -- - a Long Gasoline Lines S Disappear In County ( CoaL from page Z/I) Council Actions .' By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer WINTER SPRINGS-Action on the controversial (lark Conrtruction Co. requested zoning change to planned wilt development(PUD) for the 170 acres from Fisher Road east to the city limits was continued to March 11 by city councilmen Monday night. Mayor Troy Piland only minutes after assuming otik's cut a tie-breaking vote calling for the continuance after Councilman Lririn Hunter moved for the delay to give representatives of the new Ranchlanda civic organization and the zoning board an cpportunity to take part in a new hearing, Councilman Irene Van Eep)el joined with Hunter In pushing for the delay while Councilmen David Outlaw and John Booth cast negative votes. A hearing on the Colbert request took the first 90 minutes of the meeting. Al (lark, Colbert president, said In addition to the 170 acres already In the city, he wants at a future time rezoned PUD 170 acres In the county tube annexed and 40 acres which Is wider question of whether it Is within the city or in county territory. (lark said the "Ouk Leaf" PUD would have 414 buildings with 2,000 units ata density of S.X units per acre. 31 acres In parks, 32 acres in lakes and 13 acres in shopping center. ' " It's deserving in my view of . unique pre" -. He said the mechanics of the 13 A TS Y NEWTON, proposal to supply the House I : ,'. The hear''6wU moved to the with the ten . ceremonial courtroom i•-. _ ac- Casselberry Elementary President's testimony will have commoclate some 300 people School physical education ..' to be worked out with the who showed UP. ' mittee 'St. Clair was the first to teacher, is shown helping Referring to news accounts speak. students get kites ready for . about the sealed report, St ' ' John J. Wilson counsel for (lair said, 'We consider there former presidential aide, n.a. take-off. Grades 1-5 new 'r has been a serious breach of -. Haldeman and John D. Ehrlich- kites with 20 minutes allowed grand jury secrecy." ' man already nas notified Si. ' rica by letter that he would ar- for each contest to see how He said also the published l'sgue that the grand jury had no Ports represented a "gross dishigh the kite would soar. authority to issue its sealed retortion of its contents." pert. First, second and third place The grand jury gave the re-, In his letter Wilson said the port to Strica last Friday along grand jury "has no power to do ribbons were awarded with an Indictment charging . ,, • winners In each grade level. seven former Nixon adminis' • other than indict or Ignore. j I may not nuke special reports (ration and campaign officials (Herald Photo by Elda Wilson contended the sealed with conspiring to block the inreport "prejudices our clients Nichols) vestigatlon of the Watergate and should be expungedorre. break-In, turned to the grand jury with In addition to lawyers from PRESIDENT NIXON the court's Instructions that the White house, the special ... Pledges cooperation their act was wholly Illegal and prosecutor's office and the - improper." Springs i I House Juinctary Committee, counsel for all seven defendants were present for today's hear- The Sanford Herald — 'Eight Years To Build' (lark said plans are to develop the property at the rate of 250 wilts annually for the next eight years, saying the city will receive $200000 In building permit tees, 1000 In utility taxes and the county would get 1846,000 and the state Iii million from the project. The development which would have to go before an East Central Florida Regional Planning Council DRI (development of regional Impact) review would bring 6,000 new citizens to the city and 960 school children, he said. Mrs. Van Eepoel questioned the accuracy of the number of school children which (lark said he estimated from the county's proposed impact zoning law. City Atty. Tom Freeman, in answer to Mr-s. Van Eepoel said council has the discretion to waive the PUD ordinance restriction of 20 per cent apartment development tilt wishes and can approve anything it desires in a PUD classification. In January Freeman warned councilmen that some developers 'hide" apartment development behind PUD zoning, saying a true PUD has a mixture of housing types. lie added the city would find it difficult to defend in court if 75 per cent of its territory were in apartment zoning. .4 Inspection decals. In six states the plans are mandatory. anyone how I can get them, said At least seven states have Williams this morning. "I'm such a system at the county or willing to buy them, but city level and still more ar' nobody's cooperating and considering odd..even sales. telling me where or how." Officials, gasoline dealers Of the 21 stations along us. and motorists surveyed by The 17-92 between Lake Mary Associated Press generally Boulevard and First Street only praised the odd-even system. four were displaying flags. Two They said results varied, de. others that were open said they pending on whether the plan either Intended getting the was voluntary or mandatory flags, or didn't know where to and on whether it wes coupled get them. with other measures, such as Williams is using the odd- purchase limitations. even plan, but will sell gasoline "It's working; it's working," to hardship cases and to regular said John Verani, Massachu. customers whether or not their sett.'i consumer affairs secrelicense tags indicate they are tary. "The lines are definitely eligible on that day. Two other down and in some cases almost operators Interviewed today disappeared." said they also serve hardship The voluntary odd-even syscu-s even when they were not tern began Feb. 11 in Mas-. eligible. "I hope this plan will sachusetts. work," he added. "I've had two Verani said federal anor three wrecks, I've had the nouncements that extra police here, and people have gasoline would be distributed in been arguing and fighting. I got 36 states also helped curb panic so nervous in the end trying to buying. satisfy people, I got sick." Twenty-one towns have Other operators expressed adopted the plan In Con. similar relief that the pressure nectic'ut, where state energy off. tobuygasolineseemedtobeon to buy gasoline seemed to be on ficials rate itas -very success. the wane. fuL" "I hope this thing's over with. Delaware Inaugurated man. It's been terrible," said Burns' datory odd-even sales on Feb Texaco attendant Doug Geh- 26, but lt got off toafafleruzg man. start with four revisions in its State officials say odd-even first five days of operation, gasoline sales plans have Nevertheless, Gov. Sherman helped reduce long lines and W. Thbbitt said the system has quell squabbling among motor- worked Ists at service station pumps. Oregon, which first used the Twelve states and the District odd-even syste m, plans to make of Columbia are using its system mandatory next variations of the distribution Tuesday and expand its scope, scheme, allowing motorists to Gov. Torn McCall set up the get fuel every other day based system under an emergency on numbers on license plaits or energy law -, - Pursue Settlement Freeman was instructed to contact the Wilco Construction t'o. to pursue a settlement in a dispute over whether the company is obligated to build tennis courts in a park in the Terraces. Freeman said his law firm takes the position the city has grounds for court action against Wilco if verbal commitments the city relied on are nut followed through. In other business, councilmen adopt a resolution den%-ing ;zip-ht tiit r,.jt ! . J%crt.ise in the city it the udvrruszng costs are lobe passed on to the customer. forth said he will look into Mrs. Van Eepoel's request that Casselberry take action to change the image of Its sewer polishing pond at the end of Gum Tree Court so that it will nit look "like a concentration vamp" with six foot tall chain link fence topped t;.tr?-iI 4 . TAGQUALIFIES NEWKIItK FO R .. Gene Carter gives him $5 worth under new plan (Herald Photos by Jean Patteson i ire freeman was instructed to advertise proposed ordinances forbidding site work by developers before final approval is given by the city engineer and building permits are issued and ames)ding the budget. Energy Costs Double , f1 , ' Jt\fj Energy costs for city street lights will doube in July, Mrs Van Eepnel said a florida I k;wei' Corpt-esentaUve has an nounced. Freeman noted the Increase will up city energy cczts by *1,500 annually. hhind recommended and councilmen appointed John Danirir to the board of adjustment vacancy created by the reaigni Ion of Malvin Campbell last week. 11W er reported children are bringing boards onto the city lot faster tien they can be removed. ODD—EVEN PLAN IN OPERATION Wins approval of Texaco attendant Doug Gehman - �' 8A-The Sanford II Herald Wednesday, March 6. 1974 Aft r 4. k 11 , lit I ______ . Ii r I *0 ~0 . . I , . 11 , A/tam , -. Auto-Train nnfi: The Sanford Herald Wednesday, March 6, 1974--9A ,& I .. . Aiumin i ncil Cou I UM (CoaL (rampage IA) - vVire , Uka' Re ected ''' Tuesday, building official I.. for compliance with c d es a1 RL.sner a endorsement of t ntts ty. to conne safe Installation by electrical J. Risner conceded probiems specIfications" eIecricaoarmjijeclsIonclain "What homewner Li able to contractors. adding "we ouJd not allow with aluminum wiring, but However accordi alumInum wiring In Seminole echoed the electrical board line federal sources county nd ng to only that with proper in- go into his electrical equipment The contractors are supposed stal la t1on "the greater per. and tighten connections with to superlvse each job through County." that the w ing is fe 11 staff also opposed to ir sa g of the problems and any degree of assurance or Lice nsed electri thien, himself an electrical properly Installed, cians, but all too L aluminum wire, the Ot we failures could be eliminated." safety?" he asked, contractor, last December frequently, the licensed men In many cases the installer problem is that l-'-' is are Kimbrough Tuesday. while One former building w)rk on the high-priced con. saying he is obviously not an aluminum wiring, calling the of the material," Risner ad- work and department official, who said tracts, while homes for oror electrical expert, noted use of aluminum wiring is dinary people are wired by new copper substitute "inferior," mltted. "1 have instructed the home-owner's y o IaJ '!; I 1; Ii7 :1'ti, ill •' ZU Aids Police '•1'QkJ CHECK FOR $1700 was presented this morning by A. Q. Olson (center) vice president of operations for Auto-Train, to Sanford Police Department for the motorcycle squad. In return, a plaque of appreciation was presented to Auto-Train by U. Doug Bishop, in charge of motorcycle squad, (left) and Capt. Earl Bourquardez (right). (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent) F._____ r .4!I' '-1 Act io s n By DONNA rES As,TAMONT'. SPRINGS .- City councilmen Cal DeVoney anu Helen Keyser in workshop Tuesday night asked comptroller won - Denver Baxter to run an immediate audit on civic center receipt accounts after Baxter reported receiving checks dating back to _________________________ Jan. 11 Tuesday morning. Councilman Dan Dorfman said procedures should be set ruiring deposit of civic center r eceipts with the cashier every - _: _~.- - - . -_ ____ NEW OUTFITS FOR __-_____ ~ ENHANCING THE interior decor of the new First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Seminole offices on First Street, Sanford, are the women employes in their attractive new mix and match uniforms. From left, Linda --- ____,~ A S -. Strike ew York -_- -F. _~_Z_~_ _. _M __ _~ _ _~ _7_~-~ -_ - -. - - - -11 ~ Fz-T =~ ~_ =_ _ _ -_ County __-_______ ;= ~ _ ___ ___ -- __ _ --- - Ten New Employes Pursuant Is tIC provisions If Section 151.11, Florida Statutes, lilt. publication is hereby made SI the Sample lalIat c.nc.rnisig the Sit Election to be field ON Seminole County, Florida on Tuesday. March U. 1914, Camilla 0. Royce Svperviw if Elections Seminole County. Florida (Advertisimnimit) Lut I SAMPLE BALLOT Instructions to Voters Hits Utili ty By CHRIS NELSON Herald Staff Writer Fir W ?_P MARK YOUR BALLOT AND LEAVE MARKS SHOWING -+ 0 WARHlN-YOUR MARKS MUST BE SHOWING FOR VOTE TO REGISTER , . " 3!P TURN SWITCH 0 0 It - o Legal N tice Legal Notice Seminole County, Florida LEFT March 12, 1974 - Shall Seminole County, Florida Issue not exceeding $3,853,080 principal amount of general obligation bonds of Ow County bearing interest at not exceeding the maximum - FOR ' )'• '' . .' - I APPROVAL OF BONDS NOVICE OF SHERIFFS SALE NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN thof TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY FLORIDA IN CIVIL ACTION NO. by virtue of that Certain Writ OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. of OFANOROINANCEBYTHECITY Esecvt,on Issued out of and under Notice ,S hereby given that a the seal of the Circuit Court of OF SANFORD, FLORIDA Public Hearing will he held it Notice ii heby given that a I. to tie marriage if Seminole County. Florida. upon conrn'usson Room In the City Hall KAREN a Puhnc Hearing will be held at the N. CAPPS. Wife final judgment tendered In in the City of $.ange', Florida. at the Commission Room In the City Hill an aforesaid caat on ti, 31st day of 7 O'CIOCk P.M. on March 23. 1t71. in the City of Sanford. Florida, it ALBERT E. CAPPS. Husband Ifl.Intf',at certain 7 to consider the adoption of an or o'ooc PM on March 25. 1514, Cal So entitled. William J. Fabry to d r..nc, by the City of Santora. consider the adoption 00 an or NOTICE OF ACTION Plaintiff. vs William A. Fabry & ctnance by the city of Fir.da litiC 01 WhICPI '5 ii 10110*1 Sanford, Luclle Fibry, hit wife. Defendant. Florida, f i lit of *t,ich s as 00110*5 THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO vvtICh aforesaid Writ of Execution O'NAP4CE NO 1212 ALBERT E CAPPS, whose was delivered to me as Sheriff of 't. ORDINANCE OF THE CITY ORDINANCE NO 1311 residence and mailing address is No Seminole County. Florida. and I (, SANFORD. FLORIDA, AN 16 J7&Weldon. Teias.73 have levied upon the following NEZING TO AND INCLUDING AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY described properly owned by OF WITHIN THE CORPORATE AREA SANFORD. FLORIDA. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED William A. Fabry 1, Lucille Fabry, CLOSING, VACATING AND OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, that KAREN N CAPPS has fiIed a FLORIDA, THE AREA ABANDONING A PORTION OF in the circuit Court of in Seminole DESCRIBED HEREINAFTER IN Petition County. Florida.more CYPRESS AVENUE LYING SrmI.sole .ti.'ty, elonida. for particuIaIy described at follows: ACCORDANCE WITH THE BETWEEN FIRST STREET AND Ditsolution of Marriage, arid you Lot $ and part of Lot 7 described PROVISIONS OF CHAPTER SECOND (UNION) STREET, r*Wlrfd 10 serve a copy of your as, Begin SW Cornet Of Said 1.0$ I, LAWS OF FLORIDA. 1913. A copy shall be available at the run thence 1 degr ees "I Ii" tO the Off A copy shill be available at the arvnien d.4,nias, if any, on KEN he of of the City Clerk for ill per NETH W McINTOSH, of STEPI left from the West line of said Lot I, off ka, of the City Clerk for ill per desiring to examine the lame STROM, DAVIS S McINTOSH, 5.1.15 Ieef to a point: thence run S tons des.rng to etamne I he same. All parties in interest and Cilitini Attorneys for Petioner. *tose wees 30' 13" to the point from fbi shall have an All parties in interes opport unity to be t It CitiliflI address Is Poet Office Box 1330, prolongation Of the last COUSC, 7171 heard at %iid hear i ng "I have an opportunity to be Sao. r tida, 37771. and tile the fntt to a pnt on West line 01 sa he ard a' sa heir.ng y Order Of the City Commission Lot 0. run along the West line By order Of the City Commission or.gnaI v4,lh the Clerk of t, above styled Court on or before April 10. 01 Said Lot S to the point of region of In# City of Sanford, Florida 01 the City of Sanford. FiOridi H N Tamm. Jr. 1571. otherwise a default and ring. block I?. Evansdal,, Lake H N Tamm. Jr City Clerk uttlmitC judgment *ill be entered Mary, Florida, Section 16. Township Publish City Clerk March & 174 against YOU the retort demanded 70. Range 30. acrding to the Pijbt.3J, Marthi, 1971 OEZ 71 in the PetItion, thiof, thereof. recorded in Plat Book 7. DEZn . WITNESS my hand and ofliial Page 37, 01 the Public Records 01 ___________________________ seal of Said Court thp Itt day 01 Seminole County, Frida. incIling 1000% A 0. 2$11 riparIan r igh ts. Properly is located NOTICE OF PROFESSIONAL (%aI) at 351 eroam Road, Lake Mary. IN SERVICES REQUIRED CIRCUIT COURT, Florida Qjof EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CQn5ijlln er.gnaorng A rthur H Beckwith, Jr and the undersigned as Sher i. ff frm5 hereby notified that the CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Clerk 01 Circui t Court Seminole County. Florida, will at COUNTY, FLORIDA Cty 01 Seminole. Florida, will Semirle County. Florida Ii OOA.M onthe2W day of March , PROBATE DIVISION receive written proposals in the By Joy Stok es A 0 971, offer for saii and Sail to In re; Estate at offe Of thi Seminole County Deputy Clerk the highest bidoer. for cash, subject Engineer. 4300 South Orlando Dry,. ST (P451RON, DAVIS & to any and all existing leint, at the JAMES 0 HOLLIMAN Sanford. Florida 37711. until S 00 MCtP4TSOH Dec eased Front (West) Door 01 the Seminole ock PM Friday. March37, till. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Po Office i1330 County Courthouse in mr nttQation, Sanford. Y. all creditors at all persons Florida State Bank-Sul 72 Flor i da. the above dtvribed per rrport. and order f agntude having claims or deman against Sanford. Fioa 37711 tonat properly. estimate for a possiofe drainage Attorneys for Pe4iter That said sale is being made to said estate ! You. at each 01 v. are hereb y oect in t he Midway community Publish March 6. 13. 30, 77. liii satisfy the terms of said Writ of notified and regured to file a.y located between one III and two 1 31 0(2 37 Cee'ujtion (lams and demands which y ou . or nle3eastof Sanlor d. F lorida, north John E Polk. eithçr I you, may ha ve against the 01St I Road NOl ICE OF PROCEEDING FOR -Sheriff ____________________ estate of JAMES 0 IIOLLIMAN. AND Informationcanb.obtalnedattf,e VACATING CLOSINC. Seminole County Florida f lhr Srmnrlr cr,, i'OuTiOPfS OF STPFFTS (5iPMnd it Of Srm-rvim. (t,flty rot it .. r ?i,J i',HUM II MAY CONCERN I orda, in the 011iCe 01 the Clerk f [mi,net, till Y will lake notice that the City DEY Witliam flush. J, the Circuit Court. PROBATE s Commission of the City et Sanford. DIVISION. in the County Cour County Engineer FICTITIOUS NAME Florida, at 1 00 a .lo( on 'house in Sanford, Seminole County. March 6 1971 NotiCe is hCflby given that I am F lorida, Within six ,A0nh% from the P,4 4 te City Corn S 1571 orz 30 -55n km a I City l in the engaged in busine5 at Rf 2. Bac date 01 •if5l publication of this Oviede, Seminole County, notice. _____________________________ City Of Sanf ord, F ida. w.II con Florida under t he fictitious name cf rr an'J d'rrmni whr 0 Uah tim or d.mand mutt be in il')TlCCUt1OERc,CTiTIOuS ACTICh DRY Oh I I ($i i in à'Ij t t 'I t I ,),act Of inlendtoregtst,v said naon,wlt,ithe res.d,nce and post offIce iddron 04 Abandon any sight of the City and 10 WHOM It MAY CONCERN the ouhI c n and tO PortionS Of Clerk 01 thf Crcit Court. Seminole the clamant and mutt be s worn to 4Qti(C it hereby 'ven 'hat the County. Florida in LcCordance wit" iffell th clama nt , hit agent, or his nden$.gned pursuant to the the r-oviltoris Of the Fttjs attorney, or a will be barred ac N 'itt Avenue .. , -. ' I 1. -. :, ' . "'" ' •• ' - ''' .- •• "•• • --.: I. . .. ~~ '•'5":')..•. t., '" - ' -• ti".i.i t ,, - . 4k't)4.i ' JL I - . .'.?_ -. - ,.- -. .-.'. -. r - -. , • .. - !Y. - _ 11~ " t i (I FOR APPROVAL OF BONDS - - - lying btf*#Cn the Sout h low at Fourfroryth Sir@" and the Seaboard Coast Line RRRW.nlloc I _____ -- .. ______ ______ .- . - ' rmw of prom of "W romkirim" Of thIs oolkg. the flctftbs name CA(.SEWAY 40R714. A Geeie'at Parinertjsp i'nde *Pi*(b flIt ders4nad *ili conduct business at 300 Highway Il 57. Fern Park, FlOrida Lrland W Ffçke Thmat Roberts on C.armcs Tai Qavd Jn5on 77. DEV5S March , arrests-mostly for indecent Construction of the $47,990 metal Montgomery Road fire house is expected to be completed shortly, Fire Chief Torn exposure. An Oklahoma Weaker was critically Injured I Shall Seminole County, Florida issue not exceeding $906,300 principal amount of general obligation bonds of the r* It such bueiness as may ma the meeting Vl Feb 77, MarcPi 5 till Publish t ocy 163 APPROVAL OF CONuS 0 Shall • Pj I Publisti, Publish: 31 Mamrh 4, II, If, U. 300 S. Bay Ave IL I ,1t(1/'f F.n1 - .-- - =.--=--=--.-=- . .--. . . --- . . . .--..- -- ..- .. --............ -. . .-- ---..-.- -..--=... ................- - .- - - ---. --- - - -. -. 'i t,,t'.n',.5% Whitewall tubeless Th e size 078-15 Save I Rag. Sale Plus fed. tax l2, J 49.95 37.46 3.07 H78-15 12.99 51.95 38.96 3.20 L78-15 I 13.99 55.95 41.96 3.50 ______ -I. 30.33 - - Tu-up service. Sanford _____ --- .-. -. =---.-.=---=-=-------. ,- ... I' 2 -___ - We Install now points, plugs, rotor, condenser and diitributor cap for you. Inspect air filter, fuel filter and PCV valve. Adjust timing, carburetor and dwell angle. ___ ' - -- . I 6 cyl. American cars, 25.33 - 4 cyl. 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Four full plies of polyester cord with two belts of steel; wrap-around tread design. No trade-In required. - Gru,d Cure .'IUl7If' (;.d ."(Itltf' AGAINST 1571 . Seminole Lodge Sante Florida 37730 - 0 4(4, AGAINST 111179 before ..- ,'l ' plus? 67 fed Ii. flog 4495 Save It 24 E78•I4 Orlando Area '*'nan B. H N. Tamin. Jr. Cay Clerk Fubl,th MjfCp 5 1971 -.. The fun ln Oklahoma was marred by the accident. WAShINGTON (APt - The first time this week raised the nation's mayors have ended complaint that their probl their two.day conference here are going unsolved because of and now the governors are tak. Wa terga te scanda ls, ing their turn demanding relief Norfolk, Va., Mayor Roy B. from the federal government Martin Jr., president of the u.s. forcriserfromenergytnunein. Conference of Mayors, and a ployment. 1972 Democrat for Nixon, Electronic hearing tests The municipal leadersrftcted ke)oted the meeting by charg., will be given free at the Or. strongly against the way Wash. ing that "during the past year JflfJC Hearing Aid Ctr. 1503 S. Oifl9 Ave. Orlando for a ington is addressing their prob. we have been a nation dislimited time on ly. lems, with most of the fire traded from effective governA Certified Hearing Aid a'zned at the White House. ment by the tragedy of WaterAudioist will be at this of flce to perform the test. But at the sa me time there gate. Anyone who his trouble tver. new .lunv Ihmt Iki. W),, I....,, .,... "U1 i•t*uui "-n. l&dL HUtS, LB LIU3 hearing or understanding is administration Is moving to- country, in addition to the usual welcome to have a test using ward satisfying some of the problems, are a lot of unneces. the latest electronic equipmore Insistent local govern- sary emergencies larg !l)' ment to determine his or her particular loss, ment demands, brought on by the inability of Everyone should have a government to govern," Martin The governors, opening hrin'j test at tail once a satd. year If (here IS any trouble at two.day winter meeting of the all hearing clearly. Eveh National Governors Conference Floyd H. Hyde, former mayor people now wearing a htir today, were looking for some of of Fresno, Calif"w ho recently ing aid or those who hivi the iamne assurances, particu. resigned as undercretary of been laid nothing could be larly for better direction in fac. flowing and Urban Develop, done for them should have, a ing energy-related &'tflCr'- ment in open disenchantment hearing test and find out about the latest methods of gencles, with fetk'ral housing programs, hearing correction. Although the governors have accused the government of The fret hearing test will been making the charge for the refusing to come to grips with be given for a limited time past year, the mayors for the pressing urban problems, only at the office listed be. low. II you Can't get there call the number below and Patients are being accepted at arrange for an appointment Of t'omg. Call collect. Our office is directly across the street from Orange Nursing £ Convalescent Residence Memorial Hospital. .. 6 0, APP$@VAL OF BONDS ..' -- . APPROVAL OF BONDS FOR ' 0 Set For 01111,0111111F ill. TrafforthMapaf Sanford. tClerkCfOfCu4Coudomatone ftbldhl- Feb. V. M"01 s. U, No 10 floch III TIW por-lion of- Fouirlanth lying SIteV beiwe,i the West line list day of jainuery. 0EV ,ttr Avenue and the Seaboard 1974 j (.ilt Line PR V W 'ii Tier 6 E P. ,mw N Hotliman NOTICE ?rattordS Map of Sanford As r t, ix of the Last Notce is hereby given that the PersonS .nttr*-st'4 may appear annual meat in Of the tlocktiofdef$ Will a Testament of ImI 0 Hollirnan and be heard at the time at Diics of The Sanford Herald will to h'IØ 1 Ci 300 P4 crencn Ayfpt. Sanf ord, , Deceased Oh. c ,, , 5. Fto,da i F,.o, March I], ti/i at City of Sant-va, ra 10 00 AM for fne transaction 01 Attorneys Laer -- braved the cold to streak past a ems - 'Sc,, &%, ' Public works director Donald Bundy said Interstate Mall row of fraternity and sorority principals are willing to pay full installation and maintenance houses near the campus. costs for a traffic signal on SR 436 at the North Lake Boulevard shopping center entrance. Among the stars: a streaker in an orange helmet on a Floyd said he is pursuing completion of a fire protection agreement with the Suburb Fire Control District and that French racing bike and an 18. $S3.00Ocontractedfeel5ou14bepajdshortlyft the contract is girl who won a sprint eRalnst five males. Advertisement 0 "atime, Slatuiles, ToVit, W111111111 cording to tow "S." FlIarl" Slatfirlies 1"7, EaCh C1`10for lifteil deliver Suf ....- when the motorcycle he was APPROVAL OF BONDS , I"^ Fla. 11111111. f W 1111. win 0`1111111111111"' k to the cidents. Governors In Capita ' . -&-i - Seminole County, Florida issue not exceeding $301,500 principal amount of general obligation bonds of the County bearing interest at not exceeding the maximum rate of interest at the time of the sal* of the bonds, maturing not later than twenty-five (25) years from the date of issu anc, thereof, payable from ad valorem taxes levied on all taxable property in the County without limit as to rate or amount for the purpose of financing the cost of acquiring and constructing a new Agricultural Center, as provided in the Resolution of the County, ' '."% Wool. 0 County bearing interest at not exceeding the maximum rate of interest at the time of the sale of the bonds, maturing not later than twenty-five (25) years from the date of issuance thereof, payable from ad valorem taxes levied on all taxable property in the County without limit as to cost of acquiring and constructing a new Seminole County Office Facility, as provided in the Resolution of the County. 'Lt_.- streets of New York overnight Dorfman who has been city council liaison with the corn. Other nude runners were remunity baseball league which merged with little league this year, ported at Eastern Illinois Uni. said currently 504 boys, mos tly from the city, a re involved in the versity in Charleston, where the I 4 program and outol.towners pay a $2.50 premium for taking part. campus paper urged students to He insisted that rather than having too many boys involved in "be chic and streak;" at the program, there are too few fields and all must rotate field use Northern Illinois in DeKaib, for practice sessions, and at Parks College of Aero Floyd told the parents if they are nt satisfied after L discussing Technology in Cahokia, w hi ch their problem wi th the league to ha ve their names placed on the claimed 300 streakers at one ftn*nAn f.. ,.....,...lI ..,lI, 01%. V11. time. I -?. , I AGAINST are -'' " N At Northwestern University th Evanston, th,, about l20male streakers paraded along a four. Parents objecting to the use of civic center balifields by Out lane road early this morning. of-city LitUe League teams, requiring city teams to practice at One source said police closed the Woodlands, Spring Lake School and Forest City, were told to re the st et to traffic for about take their problem up with the league. minutes but authorities denied Eight parents, noting they must "drive all over,, for that they had taken any action daring this gas shortage, said 11* city facilities should bepractice used by at all Altamonte residents first. 0 Shall Seminole County, Florida issue not exceeding $1,800,000 principal amount of general obligation bonds of the County bearing interest at not exceeding the maximum rate of interest at the time of the sale of the bonds, maturing not later than twenty-five (25) years from the date of Issuance thereof, payable from ad valorem taxes levied on all taxable property in the County without limit as to rate or amount for the purpose of financing the cost of acquiring and constructing a third floor addition to the Seminci, County Courthouse, as provided in the Resolution of the County. '1L [_ I1" R% (V Parents Protest ti AGAINST . ,., I.. f: 0 Legal Notice are # " APPROVAL OF BONDS t 1 S plus 'suction e rate of Interest at the time of the sale of the bonds, maturing not later than twenty-five (25) years from the date of Issuance thereof, payable from ad valorem taxes levied on all taxable property in the County without limit as to rate or amount for the purpose of financing the cost of acquiring and constructing a new County Security Complex, as provided in the Resolution of the County. NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, ] 1) In other business, Baxter reported fiscal year revenues riding crashed into a car. be as much as $200,000 short of budget, mostly from the dip in On the whole, however, the utility connection fees caused by a sewer connection moratorium streaking syndrome has caused He said th e city will be recover in g for the general fund some few problems. Au thori ties gen. $29,000 from the legacy of parks program and the city has applied eraliy take a lenient attitude as from a federal gr'snt funding increase for the sewer Interceptor long as the streakers stay on system from 33 per cent to 55 per cent of Cost, campus and don't interfere with Awaited is final approval from the US. Environmental anyone else. Protection Agency of grants for the sewer plant expansion to 7.5 million gallons daily capacity, consulting engineer Bill Palm The New Ykers_45men reported he may be going to Atlanta seeking the money's record for the length of their release streak, a sprint of a mile and n hail that started at about 11 I A p.m. They were accompanied ur by a 16-piece university band An auction may be scheduled to rid the city government of and cheered on by about 1,000 supporters. surplus property Including desks, chairs, furniture and vehicles, coun ci lmen said. Across the country, small City Atty. Joe Davis said while he can find no state law grou ps of students from the requiring the city to put the items out for competitive bidding, this University of Washington would be good policy to follow. BOND ELECTION s.j)/ A) The Associated 11rcois S tr e aki ng Siegfried said. at Legal Notice By L j <}.Jç\'( '~I __ six fire lighters to man the new fire dashed nude across th e Co str eng then both departmen ts, Mayor binUniversity Unii campus, folio w. Norman Floyd Inga trail blazed by collegians Adding he will give councilmen a formal recommendation at next week's meeting, Floyd said the police department has had 1,500 complaints filed so far this year and investigated 149 acThe fad has led to scattered OFFICIAL BALLOT 0 lil TURN SWITCH RIGHT TO CLOSE CURTAINS animal feces endangering the what he called a "final, county. Parmelee presented the public health, the commission wide hearing." board with photographic was told. Vihien's condemnation of evidence gathered by himself Angry Seminole County On other occasions, the Southern Gull was echoed by and County utilities Inspector commissioners Tuesday chlorine content of the water Vice Chairman Dick Williams, Doug Cowan showing fisted threatened Southern Gulf was so high that people could who asked utilities chief R.M. and wide-open electrical Utilities with loss of its rights to not We hot showers for fear of Parmelee to report soon on equipment In the Park Ridge do business because of con- hurting their lungs and eyes, what would be necessary for a plant. tinned service problems in its several customers in the county-wide hearing. plants, audience charged. He branded the conditions Southern Gulf represen. In a hearing held specifically While company attorney tatives, including its new "completely unacceptable, and on the Park Ridge water plant, Roger Berry won a conces sion operations manager, Ralph in fact downright dangerous for with $4 residential customers from coun ty staff th the park Estep, hiaifalse reports by a man to be In ti' re.to south of lake Mary Boulevard, Ridge plant is currently sup- subordinates for Bmw of the prior toy's hearing on the board heard details of plying proper chlorination, problems--but admitted plant Park Ridge, the county was Ialhwe to properly chlorinate commissioners refused to be employes are not properly besieged with months of drinking water, low or non. mollified, qualified as required by eth ant water pressure, and "There is no sense in putting law. complaints and made repeated incorrect billing-_some as high up with an irresponsible Inspections of Southern Gulls Parmelee, agreeing with Weathersfield Plant. as $ per month. company like Southern Gull Estep's assessment of staff On several occasions tests of Utilities," Commissioner Sid problems, said ,,it is evident Southern Gulf mns 35 wa ter water being supplied to Vihleri Jr. said, charging Southern Gulf does not have plants and four scwage customers has revealed exii continued complaints about all sufficient or competent staff to treatment plants In this, am trendy high concentra tiona of the company's wa te r and sewer repair the difficulties or and many more across the bacteria from human and plants prompts the necessity of maintain the equipment." state. 0 1 c vv. I] un yvise urparimeni ann station - m ust be hired to May Shut It Down - I- __ - - - _ - . _ . _- -i . Tennewemploye.9-twonatrol enandorn , ". Smith, Donna Burgess, Barbara Clemmer and Sandy Foster. First Federal has moved into the new six floor addition and old offices are being completely remodeled. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent jr.) - , .v V. -rm W -.~ ~ ~ o _F~ ., _ ~ .: the civic center Was hired as a recreation director and not a civic centet manager. Ile said a civic center director NEW BUILDING = -g ; " , I Councilman Don Myers noted Jim Boston who has an office at -, t' - . morning. r . A "litUe audit" might be in order, DeVoney said. Mrs. Keyser noted the ctwks, did not Include receipts from an -- t I. Organization which used the facility over the weekend, "Some . - ecautions manufacturer's specifications widespread In Seminole, and inexperienced men tinand saying he will work to get electrical inspectors to inspect are &ten dan gerous i f the cities to ban It as well. ot he had read require aluminum charges that the bulk of the supervised by a professional, he these installations very closely impossible, wiring to be checked every 10 problems stem from sloppy claimed. -.- ...... ---- - - - - - -.- - - --- =- ---- . -=-----.-.==.-.- ---. -.---,-- .. - . ----- . ---- -- - - - �- I,— - ---.'--.-'---.--------.- - - - -------_ _.._._-__ --_-:_ - 1 -- - I 10A—The Sanford Herald Wednesday, March 6, 1974 . In Big '8' Opener ---,I r... S.O Il * orts 0"n"""" . - Buccaneers Blast Sanford, HyDOU(S'TORUM Herald Staff Yirlter Seminole starter Chris borne run. run in the third and added Frank, struggling with his Bobby Salona allowed only another In the fourth on doubles control, lasted For four Innings, one hit In four Innings, that down the third base line by The Daytona Mainland Buc. Frank was tagged with the loss bclng Benton's round tripper, Hobby Padgett and lead-off caneers struck for three runs and charged with all eight runs and upped his won-loss recoid hitter Daryl Becton. In the first inning and then before George Hoffman came to 3- 1. The wiry righthander The Seminoles had a runner played the Fighting Seminoles in to relieve him with one on fanned five but Found himself in on base every Inning via free Richards •._ l'i A long time ago I got on this kick about middle school athletics. Mostly football, or rather, the lack of it. People who are always first to notice a poor showing by the home team and forget the effort and work that goes into a good team they just expect success. That is, unless the fans are losers, too. No fan wants to lose and wants to know why his home team is a loser when he Is not. That's a good question. Especially in iew of th e "You pays rrnoneyarxlyougetsachancetogripe,"theor)', That's true. Even high school football is beg business. It pays the way for mostof the other sports inmost county schools. Even basketball which usually makes just about all the money It needs, finds It hard to slice off a few pieces on the take.in pie to hand to the cther non-paying spring sports. Only football is big enough to share the wealth, thus enabling a more rounded sports activity at the individual school. But, LI for lack of a decent stadium and a decent team, the school's revenue from ticket sales drops, then guess what happens to the other sports. No new baseball equip. meat. No new tra k equipenint No n-nt?y For tennis, swinunm. golf, cross c'iuntry, wrest'mg,w eight lifting and whatever else 13 on the high school Interscholastic sports scene. '4'4w. i__I. A6111, . ' It .11 * I . _________________________________ .'' 11- '' -.' -. - - - - t - r j • • 'f - '-4 '' " • 4. E. X-w " " " - 4~ ' _..- ;..fl'" ltk - .'' ' ' , -. - ,, - , I. ", .' A'' - .'1 - si TRIBE'S HURLER CHItIS FRANK . . - i [tough R day on the mound, Herald Photos George llayes by - - -- ,_ - II - SD • lkffiv~ •- 1,, . , ' - , -. ., IY , T '- . \Is . 0 - - -. ' , I ' ' "a, ' ' L' ', '1. aid5, i A' ''. ' ' - ' t" W" . . " - NY Tech t9 (h'cIQo 1*1 yt Detroit ae(and. Fla York A! ."s Tesas at ii-' I'h D,CktflIl Mi0'S') ei 5,! Johns, t F' J. 5 V 1 N V It SOUTH NO Ct'0'Q4 77. COIVmDCJ% 66 1J$t'n Cot 76. MItt Cal 6.1 an Fla Satv,da,'s Games F'ompér.o Beach. Afl9pltt vs Atlanta it Wet? Beach, Fla (lnilflnit' vS PittibtirQh at r,'n P.irn MIDWEST '-ouSfOn vs Montreal at Da,Inna - - FAR WEST . . Mon$ana 57 N.'* Mr,.co 5 57, * Tr,ai v$ 6's'on at *n?ct • BELLY SLIDE AND STOLEN BASE Fo FSe i nole DFøg RiCharde m t por rief s B M.i*-aubre *'! ', Ar.pni k6,-tltqn vs Sin D'tgo a Ystma. At's San rran,co i's Cleveland it Tu'nD' #.., C4 ', t'- '.' S At 5$ vs U e-g, M'wavkef a, C,,. ", ,- C- "i t4...t 40 66I0tS1 Div,*iin t? Cioyil.M'nn IZPI Dakoia -5 3-:' '$ t,41f fr a! Pi!,, ?às'.',, ,, £' v'. i' NEW ORLEA NS tAPs - The New Orieans Saints have signed to a contract cocrwrbac'k Terry Schmidt of Ball State, a . $ S(t 2 I 5i s, Iti 1!. Cast Tea,a'n V t. Mary's ,vM best 4 3 seres 2 District 7 Tr. 5,y,"'Pff! ','3-,v,C',rr-,,,:.tt%! --' i '*' C flIthiund draft of the National Football Ii'gue dub 'Ihe w:itratt ik1aI Tuesday nude Sch:imit (lie third high dra.t choice to sign Geand Cab on 6.7. 5 ,nain 51 D,it*'.d I .', 8*r'.trft' It - Saints Sign Schmidt Wet? D,v,iaIs f$Th 51 6.0. SM' D'to $I 04*1* District PIay*I DILf I .'.1%" PHILAIfl-J.I lilA i All 1 — The Philadelphia Freedomst have signed .wcond round draft choicv Fred Stolle for the World Team Tennis franchise. SlOth' 35 i 31 natms- ,' Auslraliai whit Iurrw4ofcssiori.l in l9*o He isexpected to the Freedoms' opening match .mgainst the Pittsburgh Triangles May 6 at I'hiladelrthim play in 'it'C CC' ¶-' Final CI,vetane vs ,,4_ht,_,,. f!,i ' i b$%I Of c' -s CA 3. DaiKic, a C;!, New !of ' - u't "' 't Ph*Iitfl-tph,a C3-W*Met. rs Ptoe'ni - (C'- - C s '(4') lOt' 'I t' ), La*tlCI M,3rast First Round at P Boston ' 85. 51 California at Pjtm Yti'k , N: CHICAGO I AP —Campy Russell, the 6foot-8 junior Forward for the Michigan Wolverines, has been named the Big Ten lasketball Player of Week for a second straight time Russell scored 28 poInts in leading Michigan toa 79.56 victory Minnesota which boosted the Wolverines into a first. place lit in the Big Ten with Indiana - Joy, ' 7 I Fitness and Sports Is uniquely qualified to discuss the perils of strenuous physical activity by older NO LOVE LOST IIEI(E - - with the SainU, who have also sl~their ptcks from the first and fourth rounds Celery •:-':-' - - over Baseball Steak NEW ORLEANS AI'i -- Cohen high School Coach Ken llrownson plans to buy of his pla>rrs a steak dinner tod Cohen smashed Clark 13-5 Tuesday. Clark had been picked by if local sports sear this , IIrisomi 541(1115 (tic teak really t) C t0ta ea a ki o ii ' lot F razz .00i, like, -flow U you guys going 0 get beat ty? • s ' -, World Football as - Wyoming and came back last year from Miami with the title of Novice Champion ot Florida. - - - - ' - 770 - - - - -- ., - : "- - school spokcsman sak 'tuesday, Taggares gained 1,193 yards rushing dunag his Husky career. fie also caught 48 passes fur 539 yards and five touebdons -,: cc - it 's - - I i4`41, If - ,, '':' - - who have done noexercije "Imeannoexercise"forsuchaninal - ' - ' ,'T 1 7q, .11: - \ ,a'' - : - 'Itl - ~Ie __ .1 . - --- __ __ ____~!!! __ - _.;:~ - / 11, o f• t ' iIi 1,I~~ II. i,,, - - 1~1 \\H I *,i(eOw a+710 à11,fP D shumeboard courU adjacent to Civic Center and Chamber of Commerce. Tournament ditector A. C. iknirfl,Iiifl,! e , - - - f ~) 1, 111AW" I 'F I''I, / ) 11/ I I,' I - IF \'( )t• HELPING JIANI) from manager Jim Clark I(I( K\ (.E.TS A . . . i Herald The Anatom ,i riot rat ion pu flc.'e,I I i tar rv. As a t'onwdv of errors, it Thti'i"Sm.ngt's On i 1 ut .4JI, night work aug against d. idlin, li lt( Iironicl(' S sports desk prim' ne er ttii' "%%"I"')' % ::: - lb.' M'Mflilp4'.ialiaml baM'hajf writt'r, on Z'm / / ff"n /y " -- " -, p- 'I I. . JI '• KEN 1101.TZMAN Words in his mouth - - I 4$7 -' '-:: L( ' 1' if P \ .11 :: :•.: - ::::::. 1. ..-.*.*. - ,,/ 1 -;/ tIM11 ::-:.-:-.-: : ig to shlch birdshot. Anyway, three of us were romping throughthe area here known as The Plains, a flat ex panse off country highway mostly used to graze cattle and provide resting spots for such birds as wish to I I)' In. a by whit-h keeps hanging A hog's an unmannerly cuss under the best tonditions Ile 's generally in foul humor, and when l60pounds of black boar is charging around 11W . ds euntryside t'kisod hr OC s-let' versa, it's smart to xttp out of range. I was up here in Tehama Count>', just south of stopped pointing and started barking. That ineant somethiing, I learned. lie had his nose in ipig l air, and a thicket sudd ml> burst open from the charge of a black boar Up and 'town a kind of a volunteer cow path the name, hog ran At times the dogs were in front bcing chased At other moments, they were at his finnks, sapping outrageou.sl> Bedding on [>>e (reek ['reserve The idea was to nail a wild hog, which I finally did, a 170"nder. field.dressed But that's pretty dull In the repeating, A Hog Hunt Y ounr digs an'i farm tissgs. I le'.trntsl later, must chase the hogs, to their Vast danger, if one turns and thrusts suddenly. But ens boy dogs and ones previouA- slashed leave' the hogs alone, get savvy in a hurry and Anyway, the hog Finally backed 'nto a sort of room in a matted grape-willow thicket, snorted a few tariies and dared th e dogs to enter. Neither is (101(1 - Finally, the hog lay down and rested. He was vastly unconcerned about these adolescent whelps and their kid tricks. y 30 feet but our guide Preserve Manager Da nay I'a(ten, was more concerned about his dogs, Ka er 11t111 ('?s- I he dismisses as not beneficial to senior players. "1 think which isa poor exercise," he judged. "The kind of exercise we feel the adult needs is what call car. diovascular endurance exercise, which helps the car-. du,s-'ascular system. "You don't need to have big muscles when you're 50 years old; ) ou don't need to have a lot of muscle strength; you need to improve Iur carrl,os n ubir ss- stem we pia in. alter what %% t - vi' heard in tiit' p1 from I(t'ggit' Jackson and Vida Hfut'. And lilt' answers were MI tt'rmane in terms of h;iM'hall lint the' voice on the other of the tCk'I)hofit' ix'l(ing('d to Wells 1w .ini tl v, w ho SujII iris is ,trd', II ke' j seltzer hottlt' at a drunken brawl, It seems Smith of the ('hr,'niclt' 55,15 'iti(1j)tt 4'ti ill t 'liii.' it the' Twnmiihls-s and tilt- phone number ii,utt ix'i'n left For h Twnmhlv has a habit of ;In-ss-s- t'ring calls is ilti name's 'it s-multi hi' tile' coin tidt'nt't' Of all tiflhe', sai d Iltlst'nf)aum "ii Tw- omnbly u)pt'ntsl his cunve'rsa 111111 as BoIt,nian I' s-i Ofli hi>- cla ims ii e lii.itight it was if crank strange' tijs a I)'e on u'(her. So. We'll wade the stream, and Cocoa across alto point the shallow' part. He conies I can scratch his cars, and at precisely that same 'flV() ho gs ui,' txuifing out Of thicket so Iii Just passed in Bad Shape To Bo>r, the averagt' \sn .rss,i ,iit s:.t- - j - fl Ltl hap.' physically," Women, he irikd, aLso are much less fit th,s: they once were. "We're seeing more and more problems with women all U" time," said Bo>er. "We see a lot more heart disea se among women than we saw, for example, when I started in practice 26 years ago, An d I think it's For two reasons: one, I t hink, beca use women are smoking much more heavily than they used to. And I think they're becoming more sedentary ______________________________________ •fll inlisted phon,' he't'ause ill sue'ti calls. ilmiw wooId a c rank l.1'l tilt' nu Inlk'r All hi,%% - tie' ca rr i t'd out the' iii a s$fut'r.ltji' as hull, man riiht to lb.' end 'ii the ph'in.' inti'i i R'SS and Fiske Lit'S ('I caught on Nor tint Tw.imblv till tilt' gag 'ten minute's later, is hen thought buds began to sprout. Twombls called his own nt'wspa1Ie'r and advised the d esk that if a story on % olt,man ap wars'd the t'hir.mnse'Ii' to Jisct'gar,I it atle'mpt to s-s am tilt' mom I'iflL pp'r - In PEI$Ofi'. The Fabulous HARLEM ever tip in The stor% ran all headlined "hI'dfnnan Ill.ist right, That was a kind or tip-off, if I'd known. Hut here goes the valorous nulii'uor M'ribe blundering Into a tlt'ad4'nd canyon with a stce) cliff iwi one side and fast-running Creek the here comes ' The real romance, or e'iteinent, or pure terror rifle, 757 knt :: i is designed for the job. Its something else with a shotgun loaded with of :::%..,*,** , á'/4//Y' _________ . 0 It is one thing to face a tusker with a walking In wild hog country. Istared one down with a shotgun loaded with lardshot, and I'm not certain I'm the better off because it. I think a tic In my cheek can be blanied on that boar. and maybe a weaknen in my .%.-X :-: Golf Ii's a great recreation lit tifihills- 11Ff) BLUFF, Calif.—It's a robust well regar idea toexpect the unexpected when you're 'K . -- .3c M'Z3' 'WI' K'I 5r?rp H.r',, (SI Ii Pt-99y Shi'i ' - as I '-' hJWI)ajl Copley Ness Sers- Ice " v W110111CGre (1). 11 a You Can Age Real Fast :::..:.:,: , - C t KIN NY i7), cet a 'da'if "iunit' (jut's The ''tin Itt in an - - - 'th on I)?. Dolly D4jt ss C nay Iran III 10 GIrbonlo 17? `00*111110 Ill, Wrong .. tJ L'adctTh.sN that IS) LB Mad t7I,Ot,,e D.'*.tt I?)? Brave , ::..; :.'::. Os?rr ,1). Deit.na Iii. lab 'k.ii ,i iid ' S,,, r' q,t'i6' us Is 7.'s%yrviIsS1ati ,, r iiht ..... 'i Wind I 44i, Smoky Bob 121, Photos by Lee Geiger wt'nt home Sine.' I (tilt,' dim !" 64' follow 'd Fisk.' went man, the star Mmuthpass of titi' back to HmiM'nhm.Ium and re'world cha nips, w.is a k.' porteti flit' quiitt'.s figure' in l ilt, initia l a rtni r.i''That saiu:itls like i great lion. sports editor Art lt'i'mi- story," saiI rt. "Hut it hritjni asked ,Jack Fisk,'. nor- ifo".n't souiriti like Kin h(.mli,imia llv if hot'kes- and hosing nia n Ws he drunk"' si riter, to calf tli.' ;utcht'r For F'iskt' 5111)41k his tii',itj, "amine quote's "Was coherent" "'eati, fi(Kidt'll FIsk.'. is hii F'iske s-s as di r't't'ted ( I) thit' snail pIgeon hole of Jack had never ik'u,II.' ritilimlitIni e;ltt'(j s-s it ii IllmItflhl,itl Sm it ii. a not her Chri,nie'I.' was rt'allv ticked oft," ittdt'tl s-s rit.'r. and found a scrap of Jack. ' iuper s-s sRi a ptiimtit' numls'r, S IIOM'nb,(irIi plas- d liii' lie III;ili'tj and, ace'itrifing to l"iske', lilt' vIOt't' III) lii.' tither "t',ii uL, ' h;it'i, mit'kiulg LII) tilt- (jIitti's t)send answered, "Kt',imi Iltilt,' riian here', 21 ga nit' ii inner k5k. still lear lug tilt' Slt're's' by' I itlu' t for lii.' Oakland '" "ii '..iej e'r.',iihl.','' 'Flit'ii F'iskm' said hi' uie'mi' shrugged Art later. ''for all. tilted himM'Il as a Chronicle other I )akl,ind pIa'r to corn- is a big flub it trinsci ntis s local si ft. J)hfmfly'' and asking to he ' , ctions .0 'S liter a nd lilt, 'v" _____________ . lti,a t day Stevens finished his stint lions - I¼'J)t lation? "I jog because I like to jog," explained the physician, "It's Fun, Ihave some buddies Ijog with and it's pleasant. But it doesn't have to be jogging. It can be swimming, hiking, vig orous walking, vigorous bicycle riding, anything. The principle of the proper kind of exercise is to do it regularly, to start off slowly and to sustain the activity for a period of time and not be erratic." Perez, exercise v - mistakes to youngest ory Story AX For the regular exerciser over 40, Bayer said the dangers are minimal. "B>' regular exercise, we mean three times a week for 35 to 40 minutes per session," he defined. "If you've done that regularly through the years, th en you're q te ui safe in doing whatever you want, maybe not w hatever but In doing th e imusal weekend activi ty — tennis, golf, swimm g, water in skiing." A trim youthful appearing man. Bayer said he jogs 45 minutes four times a week at about an eight-minute mile pace. Jogging he suggests as an ideal form of activity If such a program Is built up gradually. Jogging Pleasant LISTEN, YOU LEARN Trainer Jimmy Williams explains \( 'ISC() Calif — columnist of the rival San '\E.• -, Wail until Clifford Fxirmnj Irving ti'l a luau f ltii' ilot' And how his remarks g''t In mid' F'chruars. lilt, 1:110 Uit' Chronicle 13 hi,,arrp sport'. prt'en of iii.' San Fran- .intl would hi' lIIlJriotl'. l's '-'-" 'I..-....... I....................... W IIlL Oil 0114,(sI t't'pt that lii.' whole thing '": is ri.:' U 'all (Ifl newspaper in rn,ide a couple if se'tt'i,i n flu r I Iii' r ii (' -i Ii For fl I 1 iort w f ' t)11 looksick, io'adlint'd a slurs which had cupIt' tors vin kin llolIzman. who isOn 21 ha: ra '.st'tl. liii' pl'rpt't r,sior i'amnt's for si told t'ham - smug and smirkt, ,intl Bolt,sin() iki md ItIIt lIt 5 1)1 151 111 -111 liuil I. ring fig ilislit ills inL't:nt'r( hirft't FinIesj Ms silt' and I has.' stifft'rt'd an 41 1 . s '. I 01 Z Wrax t'WLI P"an$omsPea,I; - I /_. -_ ~ - i -C For middle-age and older persons planning on beginning exercise program, Boyer advises a "strewtest,' a walk on an exercise electrocardiogram, a treadmill-like device on which can be found the "target exercising heart rate" the level at which exercise can be of cardiovascular benefit and still safe — - 19 -:::: - - :'1,'• I - Of Of course, they have walked. "But not continually," said Bayer. may w alk from their office to the water cooler or from one end of the room to another but It's not continuous "The only kind of exercise that helps the heart Is this continual, sustained, rhythmic endurance activity at a safe heart-rate level. Take Stress Test - - ZAW Dli wr I 04, Poor Boy (I?. I/I -. -- .j s,_.i i S le ' it , ~ ., N - expected crowd of more than 3O shufflers from surrounding ('11les. C ' Mf \l ohh n will hi gin the days Iu'ik'itipc ht' p A - I I - ,Ofl wOV•t "- - - ' %, - * heats " - - - - ' p. '--*---- -:- - I -' , 4 -: - .' C_cf C, Ii I p -: -:- ir,it'ui Mh94 ' - " / Exercise Recommended Bo>-er, a former marathon runner and still active Jogger, recommends exercise, "There is a great benefit," he argued, "But like medication. It has to be. You have to handle It carefull>'.If You haven't ezerclsed for 25years Many of his patients, the doctor said, are persons - - . I ' , ,, , irs 1. I I - '-- ''F IN .! tt '; - I - /4! The Sanford Tourist and Shuffleboard Club will kick off Its annual Celery City Tow' namtnt tomorrow at 9 o clock at the Cities Recreational Wjr.,saitpi' iju a Nc.tj,( SEATTLE iAPi - Fullback Pete Taggares the fifth leading rusher in Urus'crsny of Washington history, has signed a cr.nlract with the Hawaii fran. chi in the World Football League a ) "The problem with the weekend athlete is if he is over 40," said Boyer in an interview, "and the problem is this: there are a great many people in this country with coronary disease hardening of the arteries of the heart — who don't know they have It. And long as they can remain in a relatively sedentary capicity and don't put a lot of stresson the heart, then they can go on for a period if time until the disease progresses to the point where they're going to be in trouble anyway, "But the problem with the 'weekend a le th te ' Is If he has th is condition, if he suddenly stresses himself and puts a great demand on his heart, this heart with the narrowed arterial vessels can't supply the blood which is needed." — - . 'i . Over 40 Problem Amateur boxer ftickv Perez il spars with profsionaI brother, Vie, ' - p up STAYING POWER persons who do not exercise regularly, - passes from teammates Elvin with nine assists. Capital broke clinch the Portland rictary and Hayes, Wes Unseld and Mike it open with 15 straight points prevent Los Angeles from mov-: Blordan, tied his career high midway through the second fog into first plate In the Pacific with 28 points Tuesday night as quarter and coasted home. Division. Wlcksacored 21 points: Capital took a 103-89 National The gave Capital 40-30 and the Blazers outrebounded, Basketball Association victory record the seastn, and the lakers 6744, over the slumping Atlanta moved them a comfortable 1 01 i ns 95, Warriors 93 La Hawks, Porter scored most of games ahead second-place George Trapp scored six his points by beating the Hawks Atlanta in the Central Division, points in the final four minutes, downcourt For layups. Knkks lii, Sonks 106 including the winning bucket, Elsewhere in the NBA. New Walt Frazier scored 25 points as Detroit picked up its 46th York defeated Seattle 111-106, and Dave DeBusschere added victory of the season — a club Chicago topped Phoenix 111-91, 24 as New York ran Its three. record. Dave Bing led the winPortland downed LOS Angeles year winning streak over ners with 23 points and Trapp 107.102 and Detroit edged Gold- Seattle to 11 games. DeBuss- and Bob Lanier added 21 each. en State 95.93. there's three-point play with Cougars 112, Colsoels $ In the American Basketball 6:20 left In the game put the Joe Caldwell's 21 points and Association, Carolina beat Ken- Knicks on top for good. Spencer nine assists helped Carolina to J tacky 112-N and Denser whip- ilaywood netted 27 points for its ninth victory in its last 13 pod Memnphi.. fl5-lOi. th.. Sonks. 4 games, hayes, the league's top reBulls ill, Suns 91 Rackets 135, Taint 101 bounder, hauled down 21 to go Norm Van 14cr collected fl Rookie Pat McFarland and with his 21 points. Unseld. nnintc *'.__. . -----. re,--.-- nnil Ji'rrt' in,,n I,.,,l 'Wi ''1 ' aieve ones tea me Rockets to 'Ti- 13 'I turning toactionasterm ,ngIOF ;.,Iucago, , ss _.eou.,,, the easy victor>, CiIty everything, "Like that," said Bayer, a San Diego, Calif., physician who as th e 14 appoIntees to the President's Council on physical - - - trying for one of -- ' By The Associated Press two games while his knee was Phoenix from the floor 50 per Little Kevin Porter, fastest of being examined, and Riordan cent to 39.5 per cent while takthe speeding Bullets, doesn t had 14 rebounds each Ing a 50-4) halftime lead and many rebounds, but he get Porter, on the receIving end were never headed. I knows what to do with the ones of all those outlet passes, set up Blazers 107, Lakers 112 , other guys get. teammates w hen he wasn't Sidney Wicks sank a clutch , Porter, hauling in outlet scoring himself, and wound up basket with 53 seconds left to -•- of weeks, he had not all-out. The match never was firushied. During it, t he player suffered the heart Mack from which about an how later, he di ed. There are 27 million Americans with coronary heart disease, according to Dr. John I.. Boyer, of whom probably half are not ,l;i,sre the>' have it. Of this figure 450,000 ,1 )ear die as the tenni:; player did, suddenly. ltIulS•iuiiuiiuiuiuiiii __iip which Is available to anyone up to 26 years of age and still an amateur. Alan, a ninth grader In Lyman High School was able to take third place in the recent J unior Olympics that were held in Cheyenne, Joy bet-n, he was smoking often. For a played at all. Too busy. His next match was singles, which was the he liked to play, couple ___/ I' 15-year-old Alan Dalton will be competing in the "Flyweight Open Class", Rickey Perez who Is just one month short of being 21 is married to th e former Wilson of Sanford. who has been Mrs. Richard Perez for over 17 months is the daughter of Harry and Valli Wilson and - way nationals that are to be held in Denver Colorado at the end of the month, Jimmy, smaller than his brother, but more experienced, will tilt the scales at 131 as he attempts the Sub Novice junior lightweights, At 62 the man was heavier than he had again and he had not been playing _- W -. 4g, - competing man.against.m xers lucky will be going for the Novice award at the junior middleweight level, w hile Derrel Clay, eight pounds heavier at 160, will seek the middleweight Novice title. . . The Speeding Bullets Of The after tiwy won their first baseball game in Smt$B £?tanf,C O,v,i,on Ft MEMPHIS (APt Differences between Stax Record Co rncI Charles 0 inky on the purchase of the Memphis Tarns of the Aincriran Basketball Association have been resolved, the Memphis music firm reported Tuesday. Sfax has not concluded purchase of the club but e-xpectsto later this week iarr> Sfax s-Icr president, told a ntws H Pj!5djfl, Sida's 0a,s Attaat$6 vs tos *rqeIes jt veto l ft. Fia P'fltbtjrgh vs C'nc'ofliO, it T,vpj, Fla Ms?rW vi HOUStOn 0 CoCoa, Player Of The Week World learn Tennis 'C .3. .' NCAA Nr'qtonal Playoffs Lii? 01V11401! Latciand. fla 3 ' .--TOURNAMENTS foal LauoecOa?e, Iii I4n'n4'. Cii' vi Ch'C&QO fA? 4t' , ""' Paf-* Vwk tAf of 5(tflQ'n, Calif Tams Sale Revealea rn.. $avi. FI, Vt i /:J By JERRY MAGE!: Copley News Sers- Ict' - Before going into the Navy Rick)' had brief amateur career in which tie appeare( in Sanford, Daytona Beach and Greet Cove Springs, 'Ilk' tournament will last (our nights, Wednesday, thru Saturday. The bo t ha t will participate are from Florida, the Bahamas and Puerto Rico, Th e winners will go straight to the There are three divisions that can be entered, Novice(1-5 fights;) Sub'Novft'e iiIi fights) and Open Class (unlimited number fights ). -- tennis quite so Pisto Shaw did not my what maittas were ) outstanding. SOUTHWEST N')"" Plew York IN) vs St Louis at it IJt!retJ 17 '-orasa 65 (okvaC '' N'' " Beat?'. Fla Oakland 1 1 3 3 0 0 3 I 3, of S EAST CaI*lornua at b't Calif vi 37 110 5 3 3 7 1 7 5 1 I _4011 - _.op -0 ter Rickey are the coach's son, Alton Dalton and tie Clay brothers_JImjiiy and Derrel. 1 2 2 IS S •—" M'qvie'sofa vs Boston of Winter .'','C.Ct, IP N ER H II $O Salona 4*, 3 II t ,1liflQtf Frank ii. I 71 Hoffman --t,' -- s , - is i 1 for aw Rnuttts lv TPit Ans.ciat,d Priis Vic Perez's younger brother will be one of Four youths that are journeying south in an attempt to take home part of the glory from the Golden Gloves Tournament The others that are making the trip with , ciIes Fridv'$ Games ,.,, IaChMLU' - Fastest -^* College Fqe Oaland vs San Ogo at Yuma, ("raqO uPIC - 'n - '. r pns,iie, E-Simkanich of. O'Brien. Blair; 26 Kngh$. Padget t. 110- Benton: '40 Knt. Benton - 511 HR 1 71- Very similar in looks and gh Rick has shown to be more aggressive than V hi coun punching brother. His right ham and defense still nee d work but he i already the possessor of an outstanding left hand. wei ODO 702 15 S Seminal, / TIJ Gold S.-. 'eekend thietes anger years 301 130 0 I 10 I D Mai nland - / she Is expectIng their first child in Apri Although four younger than hi Popular fis tic brother, Ricky has bee more than holding his own with Victo durin g the fierce training sessions that Ut1 two have been engaging In. Sanford's Ricardo I..uls Perez, be tter known as Ricky Perez continues an amateur career, that was halted by a tour of service duty, tonight in Miami's Dinner Key. 0 0 0' 0 S apsra,'s ivin rorver , at £77 (h'caqo IN, •Mls. ph Tot a l Heads L. -I ____ Would Anyone Listen? to Ferrell, II SmbniCh it " - - part Robare, It 7 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 I 0 0 - ' get Whether we w'nt to admit It or not, Seminole County's program of athletic mediocrity can be directly attributed least major to the county school board's decision do ay with non-high school athletics when they abandoned the junior high school system. And I wonder who spoke out against that when It came to pass. I wasn't here, but you can rest assured if I had been at least one person who would have raised such a hue and cry of forewarning as rarely ev er heard in the hallowed groundsof dearoldalmill mater. But would anyone have listened? More on this situation later. I I 2 By LEE GEIGER Ik'nald Correspondent By liFithUllEl Nl&SENSON but winning comes First," An- holdouts catcher Andy ElAll Sports Writer derson said. "I'm happy any chebarren, pitchers Doyle' Even If Hank Aaron plays In time he's not In the line-up Alexander and Bob Reynolds Atlanta's seasonpenlng series against us. The ways he hits and outfielder Boyle Stiliman. at Cincinnati, he may have a home runs against CincinnatI I Manager Earl Weaver said tough time catching Babe Ruth. hope I never see him." he is proceeding under the urn'The Braves, who want Aaron Jack Ilillingharn, the Beds' pressiun (kit Etctwbarren will to hit home runs 714 and 715 in pitching ace, agreed with his carry out his threat to retire. Atlanta and thereby surpass skipper, saying he'd pitch Meanwhile, thenew York Huth's mark at home, have said around Aaron In a game-win. Yankees Invoked the option i will not be in the starting fling sItuatIon, clause on second baseman Ho-, line-up for the first three games "Let 'em boo me," he said. race Clarke. in Cincinnati. "lie's gonna get the record The Cleveland Indians, worAaron said Monday that If he anyway." ned about the knee which BudIs used as a pinch hitter, he will Elsewhere, there wasn't dy Bell Injured plang basketswing for a home run "if the much progress on the holdout ball over the winter, said d the situation calls for it." front, although the Baltimore third baseman would see an orTuesday, though, Manager Orioles signed outfielders Al thopedic specialist in Tucson,, Sparky Anderson of the Reds llumbry, 1973 Ameri can Ariz.. today. said he won't hesitate to walk League Rookie of the Year, Aaron "if the situation calls For and Jim Fuller and infielder Oakland second baseman , It." Enos Cabell. Dick Green, who announced his' All that's wanting Is the situGeneral Manager Frank annual retlresnentafter the 1973 atiun, Caihen threatened to take ac- World Series, agreed to return "I know it won't be popular, tion against the four remaining to the world champion ' --.- after a p#nton. lb For The Hammer's 714th •" at I 0 0 0 4 W7,F! ; A Goal To Work For to start noon, ci O'Brien. C Smith. D.ph Situation Must Be ffight -- '-.. - - -_~~-Svl _. . ~ ill , ' ---- Smi th. R.Jb r, For Miami -'-w is - C00t ph -. of Only once In a while does the unexpected happen. It took five years of football for a group of boys to go undefeated at Seminole High and win thepost-seamme post-seam bowl ga In Orlando In the season 01970.71. The win, by the way, was a forfeiture to the Edgewater Eagles and the Tribe finished 10.0.1. but --- that kind d started in the seventh grade with junior high football. As I remember, Sanford was noted for its excellent junior high football teams, basketball and baseball squads. But football was foremost. You had to start out with the seventh gradt ligbt squad if you planned your senior year with the Fighting Seminoles. That was the goal of every youngster who began the dilly ritual of sweat and toll-to make the SHS varsity. To play some football. "nOW the coaches are lucky if they can couple dnatwals every year and nebo,uho got the idiaafter year at Croems. And we wonder why the deplorable situation of Seminole High over the past two >ears. Look Lyman. The program there became precarious few injuries. Lake Brantley with Itaseheduling and wealth of talent is in for a rocky road unless they can get some experience, r ran p Benton to race to third. Daytona Mainland In now 5.1 while the Tribe Is struggling at ______ - ro have a good sports program takes a lot money. And if the home team isn't good enough in the most popular paying sport the whole program suffers. That's what's been happening to football. Except for Crocins, which produced an outstanding crop of ninth-grade gridders last season, Seminole High doesn't have much oh chance to field a well-taught, good football team. There just Isn't enough time. likewie, Lake Brantley, despite Its fantastic following of sports faith ful, just doesn't have the kind of sporbiented Feeder schools like Orange County does. Did you ever wonder why Orlando schools consitt'nUv beat Sciiiinole schools in almost everything. Money only partiy the answer. Experience fills out the picture. When a kid has had three years of Inter.&holastic competition behui him as he makes the rncve to high school, junior varsity is not a time to learn fundamentals, It's a time to polish skills needed for the jump to varsity level. That Is not the way It works In dear old Seminole County. No. Fundarnentals are taught in the ninth. tenth and eleventh grades. not the sixth, seventh and eighth (if we use the present middle school concept) and they have a three-year jump. No amount of s*rlative coaching or organizing will consistently beat a threeyear head start. U.Charde do 'rerez I'G R' TheSanfordHeraldWednesday,March 6, 19'4-11A 4 . ft '. Al R H Rh 1 ° ° ° ° 1 0 0 0 3 1 0 0 I I I 0 I I 3 ford a diving attempt at the slicing liner but tailed to come up with the ball and It rolled to the corner in right field allowing I'lar, You Get What You Pay For uuuuii AM 4 8- 5 even for the remainder of the and none out in the fifth inning. slight trouble in every inning passes but couldn't buy a hit off 24. game to take home a power Hoffman shut the l3ucs out giving up live walks during his the quick Salona until Benton HERALD SCOREBOARD packed 8-5 win while handing for the final three Innings, winning performance, got a hold of a 3-I offering and Day tona Sanford its First Big Eight Tribe first baseman Joe Sanford had a scoring op. sent it over the barrier in the Mainland Al R H Nil Conference loss in as many Kenton banged away for a triple portunity in the First go up In right center. l'eOun. '.t S I 2 I kepp,,rd,7b I 0 I 0 tries, and a to4un homer In three at smoke on a line shot that turned The Tribe scored two more i i i lfflOft 3b Buccaneer third baseman bats and Jeff Patton collected into an easy double play. runs In the sixth. I 20 o Zeull led the olayes, of lb Greg Benson rapped a towering two singles in four trips to the Pt eston ItiCliarde had opened I 0 0 0 inning off with a single, and Jeff (id. ii 1 7 1 7 flQPII.Ci two-run homer in the opening plate to lead the hitting way for the Inning with a walk. Afteatton P singled sharply down .If 2 0 0 a frame with one out and the Sanford. Kenton drove in four of Frank struck out, Bob Smith ' the third base line. O'Brien I I 0 0 it visitors added another run the Tribe's five total runs. M C 3 0 0 0 drew another free pass. John fanned setting the stage lot It, 3 I 2 0 when Mike Hayes scored on if Mainland Buccaneer Steve Zeuli lined a fasthall right back Benton to slash a triple down o 0 0 passed ball after walking, and Knight had a perfect day at the at Salons and Smith was easily the right field line scoring Zeull S&ona. p 7 0 0 0 advancing on a single and a plate going four For four with doubled up at first. I 0 0 0 and Patton. Buccaneer reserve V,indi'rmark. Ph Fielder's choice. I 0 0 0 two singles, a double and a The Bucs scored an unearned nghtfieldcr Steve Crider made La%t.nger, p - UI 'V' fl• M I. IM Herald Sports Editor in a 6 I o.1 , . * , . . Spotlight By J . '('ii F'amil.'s- - - - snii lntche'r Even howard ('t)M'Il got .i tin' horn tim get unIt,' fliJri s denial The chronicle ran ,i retraction a dy later. F'iske s-i,ss saII'Iss "I got egg "U ins late' said Rosen- - I' Itt I t'tt lit trig - l'sm iutiil,ls J.iiinli S OF BASKETBALL'of PLUS th e Famous Globetrotter ADDED ATTRACTIONS Tomorrow Night8:OO P.M. hit' nest niturtit ug 1114'r :. is fur ioUs du ma ia Is hi tiit' i,,, GLOBE TROTTERS '.1iti RES. SEATS $5$6 Gin. Adm. $3.50 Tickets Available at Streep's, Stadium Box Office and area Montgomery Ward Stores, ORLANDO SPORTS STADIUM INFO. 27 78OOO ORLANDO, FL.A. �12A--The Sanford Herald Wednesday March 6, .1974 TODAY F-- GOP Wins In California VENTURA. Calif. API — Republicans retained firm control on a Southern California congressional seat today after turning back Democratic efforts to capitalize on the Watergate issue. Reputlican State Sen. Robert J. Lagomarslno, 47, swept to Victory over a field of seven Democratic candidates In a special election Tuesday. lie was the only &0P contender, Lagomursino characterized It as a personal victory based on his record of 13 years in the California Legislature and not a vote of confidence for the Nixon ;ulrninistration or a referendum on Watergate. "It is an indication that people will vote for a Republican if they think that he is the best man running for the JA)." he told newsmen early today. Campaign Reform Plans AIli l'reid&nt Nin pLn - tip (ongress to sharply limit individual campaign contributions and prohibit direct donations to candidates by organized labor or business groups. A White House source said the proposals also would call for shortened presi. dental campaigns and federal laws against dirty tricks," Russian Trade Agreement WAShINGTON i AP The administration has a new plan to overcome congressional opposition to granting special trade status to the Soviet Union because of restrictions on Russian Jews. But congressional sources hold out little prospect for the proposal, which U.S. offinals say r'uh1 give Congress a strong voice in granting M'cco t-redits and Investment guarantees if a new trade bill extends most favored nation treatment to Russia. Economic Outlook Poor WASHINGTON (AP) Lawyers for the house impeach. inent Inquiry go into court for the first time today for a hearlug of arguments on what should be done with a grand jury's secret Watergate report. The presence of lawyers from the house Judiciary Committee and the White House appeared to confirm report., that the sealed report concerns President Nixon's role In Watergate. U.S. District Judge John J. Sirica received the report Friday along with indictments charging seven former administration and Nixon campaign aides with consplilng to block the Watergate In. vestigation. lished and broadcast reports that a lawyer for two of the defendants filed a letter asking Sirica either to destroy the sealed report or return it to the grand jury. John J. Wilson, attorney for Indicted former White house aides HR. Haldeman and John Ehrlictunan, claimed the jury lacked authority to Issue the re- Meanwhile, there were put). Spaceship Assembled — Except for the bell-shaped rocket exhaust nozzles, a lfl-foot-long wooden mockup of America's future space shuttle resembles a bloated airliner with stubby backswept wings. Rockwell International engineers assembled the first mockup of the blend of airplane and spacecraft as a preliminary step to producing the reusable shuttle. Development of the shuttle is expected to cost 13.2 tAthon, with the windowless craft expected to begin hauling cargo Into space in 1979. - - NEW YORK i AP — "If they are not temperamental, I don't want them," Sol liurok, 85. the flamboyant impresario who brought Russia's greatest performers to America's prestigious halls, once said. Hurok, who enoeda 60year reign as one of the world's most successful promoters, died Tuesday. Among perfoimers he brought to the United Slates were Russian ballerina Aona Pavlova, the Scots Guard from England and the Bolihol Ballet from the Soviet Union. Hearst Food Kidnaped HII.LSW)ROUGH, Calif. i API The waiting continues for the family of kidnaped Patricia Hearst after completion of a third free food giveaway For 30,000 persons was marred by a hljaddng. News media reported that a truck carrying food for 4,000 persons was only a few minutes away from its Hunters Point distribution site In San Francisco Tuesday when it was stopped by gunmen. They threatened the driver and left with the rig. The truck was found later, emptied of between $34,000 and 160.000 of meat, poultry and produce, according to reports — Casey Gets Bank Okay WASHINGTON iAP — Asst. Secretary of State Mitchell Pictured N ixing Vesco Aid NMV \'OhtK 1 API was making his long-desired nersonal pitch in Vesco's behalf with Chairman William J. Casey of the Securities and Exchange Commission In a meetIng arranged by Mitchell. Sears Is scheduled to return to the witness stand for a second day today. In return for Vesco's contributlon, the government contends. Mitchell and Stans went to bat for Vesco against the SEC. which on March 18, 1971, had launched an investigation of the financier's multibillion Julie Top GOP Woman WASHINGTON iAPi Thcla Nixon Cox will accept the I94 Republican Woman of the Year award for her .*stcr Julie Nixon Eisenhower. The President's younger daughter is still recuperating inaj'r p,raurl Feb II .m'1 ' ill be unable to attend the ceremony at a ldncheon Of the Wonien's Natknal Ri-publican Club in New York Saturday. A K F IS OR MORE FURNITURE SALES CAS$LLBERRT B. 01F WHERE ECONOMY ORIGINATES who administers the federal ___ cabinet member. government's aid-to-the-needy program U.S. Welfare - . .: ., S .. '• congressional approval of a health cart' measure after years backing and filling in the house and Senate, not that , Sen. Edward Kennedy, UMoss., has indicated his .... willingness to compromise with the White House. CINCINNATI, Ohio (All) — Gleeful Democrats chanted "Nixon must go!" as Thomas A. Luken joined the victory party after winning an election for Ohio's lit District seat In Congres& Luken Is only the fourth Democrat this century to win the usually Republican stronghold In Cincinnati, He was the third Democrat this year to Watergate for the GOP loss In Ohio, Luken gave his own version of the election results Tuesday night, "The voters of the 1st District of Ohio have expressed their concern about the nature of this administration andour society." The final unofficial vote from all 478 precincts gave Luken $5,171 votes, or 52 per cent of the total while Republican Willis D. Gradison Jr. had 51, 057, or 48 per cent. About half the eligible votersin the Cincinnatiarea district cast ballots. In comparison, Nixon polled 6l per wrest away formerly GOP elections. Officials of bcth parties placed varying degrees of blame on Prsident Nixon and cent of the district's vote when he won re-election in 1972. Republican William J. Keating, who created the vacancy when he resigned to become president of The Cincinnati Enquirer, received 70 per cent of the vote in 1972 Gov. John J. Gilligan, the last Democrat before Luken to win the 1st District seat back In 14, said Luken's victory was 'a tremendous repudiation of the Nixon administration not just Watergate, but everything the administration has stood ,.. for," — energy fields, All three districts had voted consistently Republican in re- cent years. Both Democrats and Republi. cans had shown the pschological impot lance of the Ohio election by pouring in heavy outside forces. The Democrats were helped by or. ganized labor and the state Democratic party, while the Republicans brought in Vice President Gerald It. Ford and the Republican National Corn- inittee's top organizer. In contrast, the big names of whether because of Watergate both parties stayed away from or due to President Nixon's oth- the California district where Republicans got their first good news of 1974. Republican Robert J. Lago. niarsino, who said Watergate wasn't an issue, swamped seven Democratic opponents in a district that, though it has a Democratic registration majority, has consistently voted heavily Republican. The two elections came just four days after seven ormer top associates of President Nix. on were indicted on charges steniiiiing from the Watergate cover-up amid reports that a secret findlig by the grand jury linked Nixon himself to It. In these days of uncertainties, shortages and long lines, it's nice to know there are still some effortless ways to save money. Florida Federal Savings wants to help you prepare financially for tomorrow, and to make it as easy for you as possible. 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GGY BACK. til-MMAMO,Ix ad Kennedy is chief sponsor of a far-reaching health care plan putting more emphasis on government involvement and less on the participation of private Insurance companies. President Nixon, on the other hand, has proposed a plan which would allow insurance firm.s to compete for nationwide medical insurance premiums, Hence it would exert more control on over-all costs that the .11 AUIOtIAflC MORTGAGE PAYMENIS. Results Of Democrats' Victory By CARL P. LEUB$DORF er problems In the economic or 4 When you make your monthly Florida Federal mortgage payment, simply add on the amount you like deposited to your savings account. Make it a habit and you'll never miss it. And it'll be there whenever you need it. I.4 9 BONELESS RUMP ROAST WHOLE OR HALF 9 TO 12 lb. $1.69 lb. BONELESS AVERAGE BOTTOM ROUND STEAKS lb. $1.59 100% BRAZILIAN MILD AND MELLOW E41d ole & COFFEE I breakthrough toward S Stronghold In Cincinnati AP Political Writer WASHINGTON tAPi A third straight Democratic dec. turn victory, this one in a t.radi. tionally Republican Ohio district, seems likely to Increase the pressure on GOP congressmen in the impending impeachment battle. It also may speed the retirement rush among Republican House members. Tuesday's Ohio election demonstrated, as in earlier contests in Pennsylvania and Michigan, that the current trend is running against the Republicans. ('oiliinis%Ioner Robert Carleson. His boss is Caspar Wein. berger, secretary of health, education and welfare, who would direct any program insuring Americans of medical cart' even in the !au' of sft'atilv rising hospital and tltt tor' tcc: and drug costs. "It looks like we'll get a national health plan, because everyone seems to have a plan," said Carleson In an in terview. "There Is a general consensus around the country that something has to be clone to ea the impact of climbing medical costs." Carleson foresees a probable 0. Democrat Takes Old 'GOP Waldie As Governor? Rep. Jerome H. Waldie says he till run for the Democratic nomination for governor of California in the June 4 primary. Waidie. who had sought the the impeachment of President Nixon, has served eight )'ears in Congress. He said he will not seek re-election to the House. blueprints. 'fiat's the view of the man Lei' majority leader of the New Jer. sey state senate, retired in 1971 and went on Vesco's payroll. He said Vesco had been his fi. nancial angel when he ran unsuccessfully for the GOP guber. natorlal nomination In New Jersey In 1969, contributing $20,000 to that campaign and helping Sears handle $50,000 In debts that were left. Mitchell and Sears were friends from the 1968 Nixon campaign, Nevertheless, Sears testified against the one-time The approval came Tuesday following a three-month delay. Questions had been raised about Casey's actions while serving as chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission during its investigation of financier Robert L V'sco. Casey denied tampering w ith the probe. — BOUM Ri A RNMt Americans likely will get a national health care plan this year before Congress adjourns, but its eventual provisions still are clouded by differences among the various authors of a variety of legislative 1 over the money, April 10, 1972, dollar corporate empire. the indictment claims, Sears Scars, a former Republican Former Atty. Gen. John N. Mitchell has been pictured in government teatimony as shrugging off Robert L. Vesco's pleas for help (luring early stages of a federal fraud investigation into the taticr's financial empire. But key witness Harry L. Sears Is expected to testify at the criminal conspiracy trial of Mitchell and former Commerce Secretary Maurice H. Starts that there was a turnabout once Vesco contributed $200,000 secretly to President Nixon's 1972 re-election campaign. Within five hours of handing — William J. Casey has received Senate Banking Committee approval to become president of the Export-Import Bank. WASHINGTON i APi SUPER-RIGHT, HEAVY WESTERN TENDER BEEF Copley News Service — seats in special congressional Sol Hurok Dies . Working — WASHINGTON AP Unemployment and inflation will remain high and the economy will continue its sluggish pace even If the Arab oil embargo is lifted, ad. ministration economists say "I don't think It would raise our forecasts much," said Herbert Stein, chairman of the President's Council of Economic Advisers. And Edgar Fledier, the Treasury Department's chief economist, said: "It wouldn't be much different than we anticipate .. now, port, according to the two news accounts. Wilson declined to comment on the reports. John Doar, majority counsel for the impeichment inquiry, and Albert Jenner, the minority counsel, were among the participanth at a closed meeting called by Sirica Tuesday to prepare for today's hearing. . M E%.V?Hb.Q7 87 BAG ____ 1 WITH COUPON BELOW SAVE 31C 3LB* Bag $2.,54 WITH COUPON BELOW ZESTY 32-or. BOTTLE Ann Page Ketchup 49~ LIPMN HEINZ.MILD ~AA l6 oz. BOTTLES BUSH'S COLLARD, MUSTARD , MIXDEDOR DR . 7-UP or Turn i p PEPPER BUSH'S CHOPPED KRAUT, DRY BLACK EYE PEAS OR DRY RETURNABLE BOTTLE CARTON 0F8 I 5/$ 100 Pl ' nto Beans BUSH'S DRY BABY BUTTER BEANS, DARK KIDNEY BEANS OR SHOWBOAT Plus Deposit Pork& Bea ns15 oz. ... : 4/ 1°° JANE PARKER FRESHLY BAKED , APP P. MA 1- lb. 59t 6 - oz. SIZE ) W effective job, conduct their own audits and do their own welfare housekeeping" with one eye 7 oz. PKG. PKG. 0F8 out of hand by 1971, partlydueto loopholes in the laws and a lack A&P PECAN TWIRLS ....... 3/$1.00 LENTEN VALUE I JANE PARKER lO.oz, PKG. HOT CROSS BUNS 59c of contrGl over programs, 19.oz,LOAF Most of the nation's large states had let welfare rolls get JANE PARKER ICED SPICED Carleson recalls, SPANISH BAR CAKE ...........,.,. 49 "Some people thought federal control was the only answer," he points out. "But we believe state and local a uthorities should be given more leeway If they showed a willingness to cut out welfare fat." As a result, welfare rolls ire dropping in many states, says the former director of welfare in California. lie concedes, however, that the energy crisis could trigger enough unemployment to have a reverse 4' BOX SAVE according to Carleson, giving them a chance to do a more ' IIA IVU .I. strait jacket off the states, - MThOt!SPQINGS Co!r1(' f S. R. 436 and 434 (862-6777) T@AB Barbecue Sce..., ..,3/ 1°° SAVE UP to 28( on federal ground rules. Remember, accounts at Florida Federal Savings are insured up to $20,000 by the Federal Savings and LoanInsurance Corporation and further backed by our more than $800 million in assets. With services like these, Florida Federal Savings makes it easy to save your time and energy today while saving your money for tomorrow. pulp Wednesday, Mircno, 19/4—I8 Purge I I To Argue Watergate Case - I')OWNEY. Calif. (AP) Welfare House Impeachment Lawyers NATION lrmt' Siretorci Herald impact on welfare. "It used to he that welfare officials said: 'When in (lou1t, pay.' Carleson says. 'We have reversed that. No longer ' can ii welfare applicant telephone an office and be çntt'rcd on the rolls without rIfscation, as was once the (.ISC in must states PANE PARKER SLICED WHOLE AND CRACKED Iib. LOAF WHEAT BREAD 41090@ 00060001111 2/69 PtICI$iu THIS ADAll IPPICIIV1 THRU SUN, MAI(,,S t.) )Yi 171s5 OPPIIIO POt SAIl Alt NO? 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EDGAR PRINA Copley News Service i IVA is a debatable point. -Authorize the Federal Power Commission to establish wellhead oil prices, as it does for natural gas, for the major oil companies, while exempting "small producers." These and other measures which would control and restrict are the products of a feeling by many Liberal members of Congress that the major oil p.oducers are principally to blame for the energy crisis. Sen. Adlal E. Stevenson III, [),Ill., for example, the man who made the FOGCIO idea part of a new constimer energy act which he and Sen. Warren Magnuson, 1)-Wash., introducrd, has accused the "majors" of gouging the public, running up fantastic profits, plundering the public lands and contributing Importantly to the serious inflation which has gripped the country. For their part, the companies deny the allegations and give these reasons for the fuel shortages which have roused WASHINGTON — The drive In Congress to throttle down the power of the big oil companies is extending well beyond the effort to curb profits and take away historic incentives for exploration and development of supplies, While talk of nationalization of the petroleum Industry is not Laken too seriously, even though the AFI,ClO executive council says it may advocate such a step later this year. there are a number of bills calling for new federal controls. Two of the most-discussed proposals, each of which could have a major Impact on the price of heating oil and gasoline and on the hunt for new domestic sources of supply, would: -(teate a Federal Oil and Gas Corp. IFOCCO) to -stimulate competition on the petroleum business." Whether it would be something like the Tennessee Valley Authority Landlords Can Mean c,AV 1k JOAN (OLBY News Sen Iir In our apartment dwelling tiss, when we were merely aspiring to home ownership by socking away $10 per week, we never considered the negative aspects of being householders. We were, In Fact, blissfully unaware of those ugly real1tes, until we were actually enScoflcedln that Home ofOuj Own, and the kitchen sink sudden, unanimous shock r --ed realized there was no landlord to call. It as Just us and the Plumber's Friend and the can of Drain Kleaner, After learning the hard way, that to insert the Drain Kleaner Prior to using the plunger isa great way to get an acid bath we began to master the less pleasant rudiments of property ownIng. Like lighting the furnace pilot that blew out on the coldest night of the year; painting the ceilings; retiling the kitchen; laying carpet; repla ng and rewiring light fixtures; pat. ching the fow)dation;caulking the Chimney; washing the seeond-story windows, and repairing every'appllance from washer to eledrlc can opener. Although, when you contemPlate owning your home, you may expect to paint the abutters,rakeks,andputup storm windows, somehow you 1 11 BEEF HG CELEBRANTS JOHN RUBENSTEIN and his famous father Arthur rejoice at news that John will soon portray the lead role in the musical 'Pippen. Elder Rubenstein proved, however, that when it comes to upstaging for Photographers he can easily top his son. ' ' ' K N El Hi BEIGE, TAUPE, BROWN OR MIDNIGHT SUNDAY STORE HOURS NYLON HOSE 100.m11 1W ) 4 C Delmonico Steaks 4 I .............................. PRICES GOOD THUR. MARCH 7 THRU WED. MARCH 13 Quantity Ri9ht Res'rve' t O!IL.I4I BEER or 6 88c 7 10C Dili! 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Ground Beef ',l Connr Hu,, TUBE $269 I I TOOTHPASTE PEO " '. , •,, .', . Whole Tenderloin 510415 MLPIN DIII : ALL FLAVORS EE Quantity RiVhti Reserve TOP VALUE STAMPS ' 269. - . FISCHER ALE PIPSODINT YOUR WINN-DIXIE IS JUST AROUND THE CORNER. p BARTLETT PEARS NILDA RICHMOND FATHER AND SON ISN'T IT NICE TO KNOW, THAT IN A GAS CRISIS, pEOS . SHIRLEY MILLET 834 V712 Fore's) City I PAI R THRIFTY MAID SANDRA RAWUNS 135312 CSSItRIIrTY A, AR CES PRICES GOOD THUR. MARCH 7 THRU WED. MARCH 13 - 34fl)2 SaiOrd ...., SPVE sqgjs PRI 8fff To be perfectly accurate, our landlord was not the ultimate Mr. Fix-It. However, when defeated by * task, it was HE who called in the phanber and HE who paid. Homeowners, owners, due to the fact that they are spending all their money an the mortgage anid the second car that suburban householding necessitates, cannot afford to call the plumber. As they don't have any re income toaffaet,ijd extravagance, they we to wnhft MW In dw bathtub for three weeka. BEA HUGHES, - . I / out walls to find the squirrel that got In there and died. When you are cix*ontedwith this prospect, you will wish desperately that you had a 1in I HONG KONG — (LENS) — fnnh%oI)oliIt's tIi' 11110 . mi ii idt'd ly worshipped lucius and Lw I'iao are said China is once again sounding February issue or liii' party The p1Inf ol 11w l'eoplv's fht' t'IIi'ct of Mao s Formal Conlucius For most of his 79 to have advocated and Daily artick. which bore like a nation possessed. The journal, Red Flag, for examS tndorsement is to the years recalls a similar self- which, ii not immediately authoritative by-line "Cn.ncarnpauL'n acains! Cain(iiriii. ni ,Iat'nt..c 19 out of i ran i. what rI (.e ; - :iIItransform •.. L•. -fl ii' iw criticism by the equally halted, could sweep away the mentator." was that the film. whI'l, combines abstruse cli's to denunciations OF Ihi' sniping attacks by 11w rails' renowned and equally aged achievements of the cultural historical disputat ion with ancl&'at sage which range cals im the moderates, a wrjous anhi'('hina event and writer, l uo Mo-jo. In April revolution, and wild provocation against hi g hI y topical political from a 51'foOtnnu' exegesis of then was chann,.lt'd Into t hi' 1966. the Chinese N'I)lt'''. present Pu t'rntcs. has become sir Sung dynasty texts to a corn' cant in LII rig low -key dr Ii' ua Ily a full -time act iv liv, not rnent "on the ugly scent' cre aga Inst tilt- la i'd a (listurted .1041 n*'gativt' F'eng toda . like K tao in te. I.iri Another echo iii 1966 is 11W ititi, of China unIv in unlvt'rsitI,'s' and ated by the Soviet revisionist an all-out mass campaign 1966. is less Important as an anti-foreign tone which has uol' but in Inclori,'s, army renegade clique in worship' that Could well explode into Individual target than as a been getting more and more Foreigners in l'tking are camps and cur streets, 5 ping Cnnlut'ius another cultural rt'vuliutii,n iii hOt of a class of strident in recent weeks Last reporting that suspicion has In at least 12 provinces, This recent outburst of at'reptaced the smiles which "himrgeois intellectuals" who month's a tt a c k t&'ns of thousa nds of people I ivism is undoubted, a Apart from liii' gatht'ririg art' sus pected Vet again of Beethovennd Schubert used to greet them in slums 1) a se t II r n e ii out for response to the revelation. unit ;lied fiarr, reminders of backsliding It) their had old were Followed up twoweeks and on st net corners 0th "IiiIt)iliijtioti" rallies. lilloan )IIbl islittl in the i'eoplv's t hi' 1966 ca In pai gri a r i' pr('-n'vfllutilI(Jars- ways ago by a critique (if a prize' cials art' becoming less ar' ;iluru' asM'mbk'(i 120.000 to I)ailv on February 2, that the t'ttuerging ert't ', day The reThis is one of the rt't'tirr.'nt winning drit-um,.nt a rs' on ces.sihle. The English lessons 'i hip up a new, upsurge in present political struggle was tent confession b l-'i'ng Yu' n l'eking radio which used themes of 11w current pro' China hr the Italian 'film' and Coneri izing Ian 1,1,11) l'i 'personally initiated and It'll I a ft . ( ii in a ' s It' a (Ii n g pa ga rid a t he da nger of maker, MIc'helang,'l1) Aflto- to 1w all the rage are going ltit'iu.s", The Confucius theme by liii' great leader. Chair. ph i I(IsipIi*'r, that hi' had unheard 'retrogression" which Con' mum. - SR ci GREETINGS, AND A WIDE VARIETY O Li, ke..Aw.j'jation. Possessed flit'IIia. the I , stopped up. And with HOSPITALITY, WARM v and that is the system that has never done anything for any people," he said. Stevenson and Fred Harris, former Democratic senator from Oklahoma and a strong advocate of a g.vernznent oil and gas corporation, are alert to this feeling, which Is shared by many Americans. They assert their support of free enterprise and contend that FOGCO would increase corns petition in the oil industry where today there is too little. "i do not want to see the free enterprise system lba!) doned," the Illinoisan said."I want tosee it work." Frank N. Ikard, president of the American Petroleum Institute, an industry trade association, put it this way In a stitement to the Senate Commerce Committee: "There is a strong possibility this Federal Oil and Gas Corp. could be as much of a disappointment and embarrassment to its creators as the monster was to Frankenstein, the Ire of the public: Higher demand for energy brought about by rising In. dustxlal activity; new environmental regulations which have sharply increased consumption by power plants and automobiles; the federal government's foot-dragging on leasing offshore lands for drilling oil i less than 3 per cent of the total available has been leased; the long delay In Congress for approval of the Alaska pipeline and the Arab boycott. Conservatives In Congress are not happy with demands for tigher federal controls in such areas as railroads, communications. health care and, of course, oil. In a speech Feb. 6, Sen. Barry Goldwater, It-Ariz., warned about disguised nationalization and the threat to economic cornpetition. "You can butter up the term, sweeten it, pour syrup on it, do ønythingyou want with it, but it is nothing but socialism, Acts Lhina , [ Difference ,.ontro.l. s, Restrictions FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. h SAVE 24c 25-CT. P KGS. $1 I �48-The Sanford Herald Wednesday, March 6, 1974 .14 Manners Watched In Her The Sanford Herald Wednesday, March 6,1974-58 Mo Presence BOSTON I.ii. the Boston to San Francisco are the reverse would 1w she motors by in '1w with a stick squad male calls for a wide-angle opening their patrol ranks to Uemt'mi.r. 80 per cent of mental CM'Well, arid Islit' feltwas iri'y a officer says. "to throw them car, children till snicker and lens nniI I-..- Wk. women. No one knows pre' police work is nonptiysirai ifl Without a Ilit'liflt", nr .1 I'.IIIi.1 tivt' •• thu if nni::ing Uf1:'. be•n 1111 if it Came to it, ill had Ii) been a k nife slit' was poking an assistance call, working arn'atels. the )okes about Of. hired ni recent )ears (In 1972 us n gun, I would." Fit:jiatrick's responsibilities men still watch their licer Fi'tzpatrtck art' not so women comprised an t'stiand lw'r next victim might 1w is understandable, it Is also a No she oubidoes she would. At first a child. I busted her and waste. The woman is better language in her presence. funny. Though uniformed mated 1.5 per cent of Amen- glance not sceni so was gladSo I slid" -And when she stops at the policewomen art' becoming can police forcesi, but the tough educated than 90 per cent of - she plucks her Ac I u a liv . (I Flue t' r thi' forceand (Masters in station house for lunch, the commonplace in America. statistics range' from ant' in (')'e rows, wears a blonde Fitzpatrick has not had an Falucatiun) she isdegree at least back-room conversation still though Boston alone has 32 of towns like t)anbury, ('ann., to wig on (IUIV and is nothing if excessive busting record She' as thoroughly trained in turns from talk of perpetra' them (on a force of 2,550), hut' more than 660 in Sew York. tars to such things as pan' ter grumbling continues con. not impishly cute. Yel she is believe's, as a s&'rge'ant at her police science as most Thus it is that Kathy tyhose - "Oh. Kathy's okay. cci ning 't'onwn in blue. not so dainty in experience, training acidt'my uinet' fithough she does not criticize except she's the only cop we Fitzpatrick. 26, 71h is out daily on Daughter of a Boston police' strueted, "mt' of the best pairo duty herself, she has to "I say this," griwsa Boston patrol in Boston's I)istrict man, she worked her hous' was' officers are one's who make wonder if she' couldn't be put got who is worried about runs copy o'l 21 years duty. we Thus it is too that, though she through college doing in her stockings" Few arrests." She also hasn't to better use. "I (to some' unneed these babes like we wears a badge' and a gun like work at 50 cents an hour. After nearly two )ears on need ears on our elbows." had the lull opportunity to de'rcnvt'r work and if 's any other police officer, she Alter graduation she taught the force. Boston patrolscocrack down oil real crime' in fascinating I think it's a guest To some extent. opinion continues man Kathy Fitzpatrick is still is technically correct.Ike' Police controversy as .ito be as much it at a school for emotionally Ht'antown, old waNs pass area for women I don't sa cup At 5 feet a navelty Never mind what disturbed children. She's not slowly and Boston lHulit(' otis oni,'n have been as much a and 100 pounds. the question had w,, shouldn't patrol but ii it hard, but not easy the' 1972 Equal Opportunities battier as a cials still will not alime benefit to the never goes out of style' "What we' can be' more' helpful Mimeeither Her world s real Art says, she is still out of more than 40 municipalities happens when some 260- enough. womt.n on the beat alter place' else, well stark Place they dress her in it size which have begun hiring pound killer comes charging Well it's something to think her philosophies And so it is. Irankl , that about. At least 8 uniform, give her a petite them. Changes have had to be from a room in your (lirec' are And sober and objective too it would be a version of a nightstick, but made in training facilities, lion`* admits (as do many . She she isstill alter two vearsjust better subject at station many Bostonians - unclud' personnel jugging young l has be' a rank rookie, 11cr listrict is house lunch luau pantyhose For her part. Officer male cops th ing some diehard policemen come more tedious. and, as Fitzpatrick daysi ttwr? a uli one. her duti's consist Lumping pulict'nie'n and answers the ques' are laws she e' does not particu' niost lv of driving around policewomen together an the remain bemused at the one midwest police chief says lion well enough, li(issibiv burly enjoy enforcing Fares sight of e)eshadow on the it issuing parking summons, sam' jobs una' satisfy the' We worry about their from memory. "Nobody ample' tossing a kid in jail beat. for her male partners watch Equal opportunities Act, hut safets, naturally; it's chiva' knows exactly how they'll smoking a joint. Yet or the Normally, the amusement It)'. I guess over tier with a deference alter Iu years the nove'ltv of a woman get' respond in a given situation, most part sw Ls sees her job as they would scarce' show portuve A feminist won' ling killed seems wor' than but I in well trained, my eyes that of a super social worker, Use situation has definitel ders if Officer Fitzpatrick a man' oIlier males In a sense this I.,; wornI h i n a n it K ,'i t hi are wide open. I can set' times "goes to the hat hroom ta nd saving CitIft'fl (rum athe'i ti,isI,'rt \'.t t'u,i 1 apport ttn ;indatije', ItIKteIIi se hen a ni,in us sht ha udle a I Fitzpatrick is one officer s he n up cit i \ hen she' tt'Ik a I he laee •inti progressive sit till in the i's pe' rinse' at at has decided that more urn' ua t ion better than a ''I remember fellow cop she is going to police departments from woman. I can see times wheq woman poked me' inonce a stage with police'womefl and aginative assignments might the neck it would not be wise, as one better satisfy. LONIX)N - (LENS i The Arab oil proelsie't'rs still (lt'Cliflt' It) lilt their •'uiihart'es true. . •• '•.:. ' "i.' ____ -"1mu1iu. - S Bumper I Sticker / 044 I njunction 98C Pork Spare Ribs By SAM STEWART - WIENERS W Ulu (PJUCC 51551 __ -1 oiucea bacon 5, PATH I,' Salami ' I lb. PKG . ig CHOPPO SIRLOIN Steak Patties -a' Psi ues $01 S IINMUDA PISSIMMIf Sill S OPASGI Avi 1145 StMOPAPd55,Ø liwec days, one wooden what we did beforethe in. ____ ________ veution o(tIwt*unperstr$p esiulea of p&illo.ocaj dedication 0r political peejuclic-e. are vermon of open comnutment, whether to a cause, or a eazi. Now A vailable Fairway EXTRA LEAN ia a i.0 at ,, ,, EXTRA LEAN !uuIllluuu__I BABY BEEF WH OLE 5.5.154841,1, Va,, M.a.1 BitS AsS , ,..,., ., __ Bee Forty or Fight.,', 'lhe Union F rye r QUARTERS Breast or Leg 9c $1,3 9 Ib 50 lbs r- Bon, Sissic,. Se,ioen, Cub, Sc, loin, Chapped Siirfoin Cut and Wuapp.d Fe.. lb. CUT INTO FILLETS FREE SUBJECT TO CUTTING LOSS KRAFT MAYONNAISE B SAUSAGE 1 lb. '1.29 2 lb. '2,55 RUMP ROAST R.F. Castle CA*.. New in the area? Call 8316370 for a worm welcome Vow rhv Castle" 88' 98' '1" 'I '• 1' '1 Round Bone Swiss Chuck Steak Cube Steak Pork Steak T-Bone Steak Porterhouse • " •. S i" 1" 98' ' ill ..$I*[ I Ken '1 Ration 6 15,0: I of . '00d prices LONDON - U.ENSi - A Why count of tanker sailings from two of the biggest Arab tankers terminals covering the first 30 days of January suggests that Arab oil pro- Ivory Liquid C AIR 2200 Wizard Solid 49c Bologna ii Hash Browns 79 4 Bo 1 49 -- STAY S SHAh T G LEE sabm I 05071', AID OIGOtO(P.Ottics0sjS SPAn APPLES 49 - I - ..• '''•, I '-'I'-,,-. -: .':-- - ., ro I0 '1' . ar> if the Arabs actually were operating their 15 per itICOi.j 'C.,, ' -• shows actual sailings, in terms of the total tonnage of the tankers that loaded. The terminals were Has Tanura in Saudi Arabia, and Mena at Ahmadi in Kuwait, The figures cover a total of 409 tankers with combined tonnage of 45 mullion. The figures, covering a period of 30 days. still suggest that the cuts are not as severe as most governments and oil companies have supposed. P. -' , ,O•.1.i '-' ,,,.._..,, ,_ - •:,,:l:, -...:'' :.':'-,- TRIJ our FOOD , '• .,,. 'r.7 ,, - C ' - FNICIS "•41 , i•_,,,, - S • t,. - • -,_ ' I - Yonkers I*s., '•' , - 1 28 lot tESS 41 69C Actv.iuir,, The oil (emnipenlIs... .ere.eee' that the diss're'p,unc bi-txxe'e'rs the tanker Figures and the supposed production figures can he explained if there has been an ins're'ase in the number of tankers leaving the Gulf part'loaded, or having to call at more than one port to get a full load There ix quite a lot of part-loading even in normal times FAME Layer Cakes EXTRA LARGE FAMILY SIZE ,,, 'al! S',-r - - -1,/' A. - One consumer country which ought to be particu' Ian> hit b> it is Japan But the Ministry cit Transport says that half the 58 tanker's leaving the Gulf Japanese 31. for Japan in the first 20 cia>'. of January had a full cargo, and all had a load of at least 80 per cent Oil stocks in Europe base' been ins're'a',' ing, and in .Japan and the United States the ml shortage has not been as severe ,i'. FOR l9 oz, Pkgs. ,'- 'I . $1 49 Cooked Lobster %$2 . 69 pected SAVE 50 MORE WITH COUPON BELOW I' *fli tjyptt w . 5 $1.98 Lem,t4 % 98' ib 49' cheer .1 '(iLOi'e Cooking Onions Pineapples 555 1 GIOPOcA Of Sweet Potatoes PASCAL IWO 29 ON PURCHASE 012 JARS LIMIT O',f COI,P(S 5(5 CuStoy(a ' Cliii COuPOP. sI,'adSCOtiPO' PIP PUICHASI xVIYl 2.79 3 Fairway Markets O'iISIiPsa lull LeVel i coup" PER 7 19 19 ('tujrte'r rates Irons this' Guhi re-main low The latest vos'age ra:t' lee Eursept' i's ,c 'cups'rtanskc'r I". not IShUt'h above the I,''I xxhic_-h a sh spas t us rover tit, sqde'ral Iii lOst'. \lue,'ti tech' nags' rem ,iue'. uncharte're'd But lush can he explained ti the large number of newlx built lanke'rc, and h the Fact that ciii product ion this ne'r n,'ecix j 3 PuPcsaø In consequence. oil pi' Ill's ,srs' t,illung Thus' black nl,en 1, 't pI''c ci hunkering mi tsr ships has dropped by nearly a third treem its peak Winter was sirigina' pectesi C 23c Cabbage SAVE 20 Spice Island Spices 49 'a • Celery I - SIIDLISS Grapefruit 12 = 29 •••'•' LAPG( 15(55 KRAFT pi 3 I 49C Is so 9 S SAVE 50' ONLY SAVE! 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In our 26 oz ')M$'eei't'*''l I'm i44e$. ce FAIRWAY Sib.boIb.69 whole ['] 05(15 GIANT 5555$., Angela Davis," "Boycott Lethice" fzzp President Nixon," "fl-se Our POWs," 'Dogst Blame Me -I Voted for McGovern," and on. It's a iweccealse',a 194(CYa4.Ie '''ecs'e sec lii 10 C'8E1 50 't ie mL I C0IIIMTIION peculiarly unfavorable' eonslit ions (if -Siberia. against the high transport costs ccl get' lung lIce' oil and gas out fit the V nec runs, us land mass of ...but using It Siberia even xi hen it has been pumped up And there' are Is cc other, C'; VS se'mi'uclitical. prohlcnis as well One is the inertia of the' s ' Soviet management s%'stem, 4S til l ci ;.s I 5'a5 $ 8'. which make's it reasonable lie e'xpvct that a given volume' sit wo ins e'slme'nt sill product' a'..1 smaller result in terms of acS., ( 'lift output than it would be • calculated is) do in the xx e'st us The other is China's reaction I' • •' The Chinese do not w,int lee -.'e' lii gc"st',ijc' xxs'sti'rii a' • xestnient in Siberia, parlicu' burly in the' part near their keep a large' standing armx o is frontier. because' the on their doorstep are afraid thai the di's e'lIf it remains a e i'ste'l 11 In uncut t hue'se' areas ma ks's it ts'rest to xl ,ex 'cmi '1 e',esisr teen the' ICUssi,i xc ilk ('tome t •$h.,hen C11 PRICES EFFECTIVE MAR 7 - 13. 1974 _ supercharge. .T OS) US$111 I'*t'ø't, ie,l IS Ground Chuck reml. 10110 (lUG! nnon.' it costs In put ness Ia to work i n t he all nr OR 7-UP 4-Big 32 oz, Bottles 9gc SIRLOIN STEAK We've watched "support fl, * 1601 Ph BERMUDA, KISSIMMEE. 114 S SEMORANOLVO 5471 5 ORANGE, PINE CASTLE was declared two months later. those Awl ha I&R1411$&4I V$M W41V 'lSJU4utII%3 $$,tII•It&Ull J - - U.S.D.A. CHOICE SOlID ii EXTRA LEAN FRESH The iIoga "Remember the Maine," was the 1808 version of today's bwnper sticker. It was a battle (17, a rallying symbol, and it wilted the nation. The net was Mat wnue IL out to be not much of a war, we went Into It to win, and did win, rather expeditiously, The fighting was all but over by midsummer that sameyearof 139$. and the peace treaty was signed in December. \, Ot Nv Food St iII ' Your Best 1Count Tankers ncnQ -o With Oil / I111110sr of Catsup SAVE 10 cysts W5j -I inv".sts,rs have to start se e'ugh' ing their s earning for oil against all iliuM' either Lie' leers against flit' labor shortag.', against the amount of sterk DEL MONTE 79 Braunschweiger sure that Spain was regpjlge (or that Spath was not) thiscry Involving the name of the .• COD J)01 LAR J;0JS PATH HICKORY SMOPID R ussia capitalist world. But this is . 1 89c .. 5' - $ 139 Italian Sausage battleship was the Maine. And while nobody has pm-ed for 'I)W.fli lb. (SUIT IUO'iaffl Is' ('xf)anat'sl if flit' nt'cu'ssars - 'a FAIRWAY At 9:50 pm,, Feb. 15, 1808, An American battleship was blown up in Ilas'anaharbor, killing o memben of the aew. The C 15015 10110 , rib,~ lb Pork Butt Roast - KVfI IV F'!'FZPXIItICK ON JOB ...'I'd use gun if necessary' • Ruiija plenty Olegy... e Pre" I ¶117 rig un.'. liii we.'n le'ar that, despite' Ill' - '. l99 and l%9. ,sccordirn'iu °' plansins 't.Iiit, gland-. .m 50 e' txtni'uThi, ire niely cagey at)Oul publish eel su ce's. nei mu as a major source at energy, fact that M , IIIIlv (of Silx-ria Io a'hout hall- it ruble fa ruble lion more people fell ing any Figures thiernM'lyesi has vet he'eii eejs'nt'd up tee us t'iirre'nt l wserih, 79 e'entst that two'fifths of the' world's railways and than went to live' fta're' I'o' nisats'rialjn' for niaav years to gIIIHI tralilserl P' ton lees .'ae'ti kilecinster, te'ni ial insunigrants a e Iui lM)te'ntial oil'Is'aring strata roasts and corns', list' rest of what is and if I 1 lice lii .1 (5(11) off b% Ito' siiosquiiss's. its.' t'ncJ set jwrtiaps not before the' a,'e to be found in Siberia the' ee'ntiirv Not leer oil, called infrastructure' kileeiuie'ie'i's Ii scm tIn' Tx unien It has coa l in abundance. floods and Ito' swamps in anyway O the' credit situ', as the' Iie'lsts ice \l a bout 4.5 billion tons of iirmanisk. ansi 7.000 su miner anti t tie grinding uniting IC the 'Soy n't t 'nian's cccii' R ussia ns I tie,nst'l ve' lie" kileiiiit't.'i- s ice Nakhoufka on ccclii and isolation of the dark sumptiun ccl energy per beast it ussia's total reserves of que'ntly point cciii. file new the Pacific and frozen winter MUflj' 7.7 billion tons, which mineral resource's in Suhs'ria oF population i'. still re'Ia' To transport gas ccve'i a stis' are almost list' fume's Its' sue' Lahscr is only part, and the' I ive'ly low - less than that cit a re' iii t tie'ot v re' Ia y t i ve'l tane't' tit iii Arnt'rit'a's .i.tioo ki liirm't.'i'x ma Pier pant, iii tii,' problem Britain or Fast (;e'rnisunsv. arid cheap to get cent cel tt,' thii'ceiigi a seuis' costs ahccesif six In Sihs'ria nnis'hsin,'rv has gut only about 40 I'r cent It has fuur'fufthsx ccl Itussia's ground, up to of the' thiri't' cci' four natural gas reserves 1 35 times e'ht'ajk'r than the old riilclt's 'r I ,) t'uhut' meters to cisc mccxl at the' work, anti tee A mm'rscan cicnssumpI ion hut I 'iiIt's new te'chinsehogv can get this' marhuint'rv in, and trillion cubic meters, ace'orut- funds flit' demand is likely Is' as'ce'Ie'r' Esi,'.e1,.,i lCti.i,i, her cut thnew s'eest.s a list, thse'v ill Icreolurl 'cut, requires 'fig tee a 1972 e'stsniiatt') a ne'f ate' rapudl as agi icultute' is e'xampfs' The (lis('ccrs'rie's in Wipe out this' basis' cbn'aIsns's 5iiJt'k eel roads ansi railways Ii li;ix ;sbunsl,e,it, arid still Siberia are sic large' that the' of gs'iting this' stall cciii ccl the' .iiiel tics Iihii1i,s and sewerage' irwre'asIngI% rn.'chsani,e'd, as l,irgs'l iini,ippe'sf supplit's of unit ('lest Slicer.' s'le'e'it- ie'ity is ne'e'els'cI leer of production can Is' grosincf SVsts'jflx feet the townships hvdrsct'k'ctrit' fMcse'r, timber, h.eieser'saviusg appliamu's' ens ci ra nnau ic'a I lv Icews'r 'rile Ohs' appars'nt siuluit ion is tic ansi all this' rest of tIn' In. the' non' ls'rroujs me't a Is, cIi' Siberian home, ansi as this' numhM'r oil wells are horn the' Fuel ciii this' sped no sends .i n st m uch Is'astrue'tijrs' Ttss' inve'stme'nt e 1st' stsallecsi ci - j,()0()-(;.()00 set cars and treis ks sen lIst' ft'e't send the' e'hs't'i rus'itv t lois pro' this calls leer is e.'ncernsscus. hs'stes This' stuff is this'i s', all ule'e'ii rccads increases It is (-sit. ansi e'asie'r icc drill ctuce'sl s I;e list' grill Ili ccliii',' i uglit Its.' sltie'stisen is whether this' mated that from 1972 tic 1981J than those irs thee' icIcle',' ;ire'as pants ii this' Sect cci I 'slain But West liii I hi a en g ci at a ma I stieculel fcuii thee' rie'e'ess' lCu.sia's de'rnand her ciii xx ill eel Esii'ci1'imi I(iissi,u \t nets ccl grid t rans,isiuee,i is itself an UF\ e'xt ta is' sieuit Cs's it, the ground or investms'ni miens's incre'aM' h' 8 per cent a ear I he' coal nsining is eeIes'fl'('ast, l)tisiIit'ss. irstec Sihs'r,a This' answer - under the si'ahsccl us one I lung But (teens hers' lilt. liii clels',iis e"ix'nuve' and output by only 6 per e'vs'r assuming We'ste'rn cicunA iud t lie' alternative Being able icc get at thesis, sielsi cent begins. 'l'r.inspscrt leer ,i start. tis' have any tiiceis,'v ice preen act' (lie' ru - t ranspor t lOcH - heuuieiing ifl(I(istru5' At this' same' titHe-, in itself zunci e'xs'ntunuliy either 11rede'ssor lteeiwrt ( 'amleis'lI, around the' Siberian source's ccl fndian,e Fnux's'rsitx' xx lice 4Jeire after paving ansseths'r' slustrial expansion in e'asIe'rn is ccl lees'! usc' icr sill them is quit.' ,in ii icitIicet sir s,, (icn ccii ins I9 reifls 'nin,ee'k cut', Eure,1o', ,unuel the 5',Ist Louis eerie' eel The' ji"' 14.&1111" ei uchd.':ii ithe'i •miel hisic' Sifee'i is ix -. ci cie'pi'iuul. en hce be uen ibie' Ics'auis' own shift ice car sln'cliujisis eels Scex ie't gas atsul scsi', ely Iiasieiie';up1),'(t hx its s,irshi clirivate' t'coilsl lay ihe'ir hsjnils ecu the' siwnership, mean that the' (h" e)il, has estimais'cj t hat this' It ix erovirig bards', leer the' nsc'w xup)Iis'c eel s'ns'i- gx ansI m e'nssst,'nt'xx trecun this' nivauns in' cost sd manti leer Soviet oil trccm its trauuspierting ceil, e've'ui Secx'is't authuceruice's its get lk'sc' ii)iIue'ii theS xx ant cent ccl small neighbors still preeha' cI ustrial eeiit re's in Eu reepea n Isv fill, fat test feiIcc'I me', a ml Si is' rca jilt' tee cedrlie' and hI 5issi, .e xx si I as I ronii St sue iii hlv gee on ruxsng spe's-i,ii .dlIeexxan('e' teem Suiii .''e"-.j't SiIt'i a tbi,eii it xx ,is teci thee' - pse'malixis 'e dmihet terodactiuts could - FRESH MISSOURI They didn't have dickers 76 years ago, But If they had, there wou have been a bumper tTOP (sorry about that) of gaudily fx'isited injunctions : 1k. ti.a,.,,I" a States, and may have hinted at a new ccndution as well as a Syrian. Israeli disengagemc'nt The break between France' and the rest of the we'ste'rn World still reverberates, Could the solution Ice the' west's problem lit' in Siberia - tIn' Soviet (nion's vast and still la rgely unde ve loped province' that stretches from the' Frals to 11w l5cifit'' The' answer LS yes. irs pr'in' elicit' Siberia is e'normccusly i ic'ts not only in s'ns'rgv hut in e' se rx' k inst ol n a Ia ra I re so urce, Irons tinishwr to clia' momis That t)utchinizins, \'shi'ant Ides, Who ne'pcirte'st back in 1706 that "liv reason set this' s's tre'rne cold" t lis're' %%,I., ah' solutt'ly nothing in Siberia 'except a few nuts w hich grow on the cedar trs's's" had no idea of the treasures that lay undc'rfsxet an this' (Sb riven ate',i iii xx e'stsi ii ,Suhe'i Ia his was xx ritiiig aiscut they un clinIc' the Soviet t'niecni's biggt'st nw oiltit'Ici, in the Tv if. men area LYKES SUGAR CREEK FRESH MISSOURI rioa I Sib nes estern experts estimate lore'ign mat kel s in lit is only an estimate' be. ee'minunsi world.t lie' non' iii.' extra expense ef las ung h its issps'lim's in the I, own ti"ucira i1tç .. ,,'....,, I .': PRICES EFFECTIVE MAR 713. 3. 1 1974 BUy at Fai r w JU S t S a i t M i n " - ,'i T ha W - .• re SAVE CAMPBELL V-8 4607 Cocktail C 49 SAVE SAVE JIF SRAU AvIiCAm. Peanut B ut t er Sliced Cheese C I 8o: 75 SAVE CAMPBELL SAVE ROYAL Tomato Soup Gelatin C 52o, 3oi 1O t'xIc, 1w up ten last ys'ar - and mnsu'aci is noxi eit her the! same or a little hit less. When the Arabs lifted pa'i , el this's official ''cut'' in .Jjne. ,erx t here u.5'. rice 'sssh for the' t,snkt'r'. '.ittiuug unilt't irs tIn' Gull Saudi Arabia s 'if lie'tal ftgurt"s still sax that its nil prssductiiin in Nsixt'nyebet wa. Z7 per cent below last Sep. te'mtct'r s It've'l, anti I hat u.s scsi produclinn in t'eflt hi''I:u',x a'! r", is've'l r . 7 jfl5555'x' '.5 ,'. I I U �6 B—The Sanford Herald March 6, 1974 The Sanford Herald Wednesday, March 6,1974--7B Joint 4 ,jj • E ____ Jai A ai Fronton I lt F W*11 Benef .,.1 9 f ,•• •• -_,Opening Is Blocked*"' —————— AME S11 i PRICE APPLIES ONLY WITH THIS COUPON) totaI I IJ SAVINGS CENTER DISCOUNT PRICES 7 8 OZ. PKG. THE DELICIOUS VITAMIN CEREAIL3 DAYS A WEEK 7 ' GOOD ONLY AT SANFORD SPARK £ SHOP' SUPERMARKETS COUPON EXPIRES WEDNESDAY. MARCH 13 L tMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY PLEASE' THESE ITEMS & PRICES GOOD.... * THURS., MARCH 7 THRU- --- — I • 2'1 1 J OLD SOUT" DZ _ APPLE J, u • rch By MAR VA HAWKINS HerildCsponest The St. James AME Church, Allen Chapel AME Church and Mt. Olive AME Church families have planned a joint effort on behalf of the latter, Mt. Olive AME. On Sunday at 3 p.m. at St. James ÂME Church, Cypress and 9th Street. The Rev. J. Edward Connelly, will deliver the message at this program given In behalf of pastor and members of Mt. Olive AME Church who are trying to renovate the church, which for many years has been In need of repairs. This small congregation has just freed itself from the long standing Indebtedness and has taken on this major task. The ,sis ter Churches feel it their Christian t1an obligation to lend a helping hand. The RI. Rev. H. N. Robinson has endorsed this effort. D. C McCoy is program chairman. . •. (FROZEN) PIZZA PK0. "I IiI , . • vi tv .;. 4 .. I— . . . . -, r' ' Dr. James El. Oliver, a man of action has represented just that to his community and to Cheyney State College for over 16 years. Dr. Oliver is an alumnus of Florida A&M University. lie received his doctoral degree at the University of Montreal, Dr. Oliver has been named vice president for planning and development at C'heyney State College, Pa. In this capacity he regrets not being as close to the academic world of the campus. As vice president for the planning and development, Dr. Oliver's overall respon. sibuity is to coordinate the functions and responsibilities of various areas Including alumni relations, awards and grants, Private fund raising, physical facilities, and public relations, Since coming to the office, Dr. Oliver conceived, Initiated, and secured funds for four all-college projects. Dr. Oliver's most recently published story appeared in "Black World" in March, 1972. Entitled "A *'or God and Country' Thing, Circa 1940". Dr. Oliver is married to Mrs. Jeanette Glove Oliver, who is an alumnus of Florida A&M University and teaches In the Pennsylvania School System, Dr. Oliver has two sisters, who live In Sanford, Mrs. Elizabeth 0. Young, who teaches in the local public school system and Mrs. Martha 0. Parker, a retired school teacher. C TAIJAIIASSEF, Via. AP — The Board of Emprise sought a hoard ruling aIloing it Business Regulation has blocked the March 28 operate in Florida during the appellate prcc opening of a Daytona Beach Jai alai fronton The firm's Volusia Jai Alai Fronton in Daytf.. owned by a corporation convicted of gambling Beach Is scheduled to open March 28. law violations In California. The corperation also owns the Sports Palaci But Emprise Corp. attorney Stuart Patton Melbourne and has a minority interest in the notified the board Tuesda) that he will appeal to Daytona Beach Kennel Club. the Florida Supreme Court the board's action In The board decided not to discipline Business upholding a state gambling official's ruling. Regulation Director Charles Jackson and In other action at the monthly meeting, the Beverage Director Winston Wynne. board exonerated two state officials who ad. Jackson admitted that he accepted free mitted in depositions that they accepted gifts lodgings For three night, in a Fort Lauderdale from interests they regulated, hotel. Wynne said he often accepted meals motion by board member James Kynes to purchased by the late Rep. Carl Singleton, 0 stay the suspension of three Emprise parutuel Miami, an old friend who Id a state liquor wagering licenses was defeated in a 2-2 vote. J. license. Patrick McCann, pari-mutuel wagering director, "I'm happy with your honesty," hoard i.sued the Suspension order last week. chairman Richard Vaunt told Wynne •In'l Mt{'ann's aider was based on a Los Angeles Jackson. "I'm not happy with your judgment." federal court conviction of the Emprise Corp., Board members said there was no evidence but not individual officials, on a charge of illegal that Wynne and Jackson had done anything interstate distribution of gambling proceeds dishonest. They said clarification was needed of from ma Las Vegas, Nev., casino. That conviction rules prohibiting Department of Business is being appealed. Regulation employes from accepting gifts .' v... Educator Has Local Ties (FROZEN) COBBLERS Ch •• I ___ •. j) OUT-OF-TOWN VISITORS to r) Matt je Pe, Thelma Phillips and Anita Forster (Herald Photo by Marva IIawkinj - Oviedo, -• - Sanford Cassellberry County Boat Course Annexation Begin Saturday Will To CALNO? Approved The Seminole County Johns [liver will be the practice Sheriff's department and the boating course. CASSELBE B B Y—Counci- Florida Marine Patrol will offer Wi 1J_ Upon completing the course been invited Join the linen approved annexation of a free course in boating safety each participant will receive a —• CALNOhave Council oftoLocal Governments at Its 7:30 )r. Gordon Parson's property beginning Saturday. certificate, Brantley said. on SR 436 south of the Marbella "The class has been meeting tonight at the Apartments Monday night If -1 W The course will cover all Highlands clubhouse ° ' Residents Host Visitors programmed toward following a public hearing, phases of boating and water people between the agesyoung of 10 Mrs. Mattie Pree and MISS Anita V. Forster of more, Sheppard Road to round out Parson plans to build a medical safety. There Is still time to Sigh and IS, but everyone is welcome REV. J.E. CONNELLY were the houseguesta of Mrs. Martha E. Johnson and Mrs. Marie membership of all Seminole and professional center on the up, sheriff's water safety of. to attend, Brantley said. governmental bodies In M, Plndar of Washington Sks, Mrs. Pree Lii prominent business ''o speak at service site. ficer Jim Brantley said. organization. woman of Baltimore and New York. e Is manager and In. Adopted following public The two-day class will end Seminole County Sheriff John struclor at her Millinery Institute; Miss Forster is a retired Inhearings were resolutions to March 16 following the cornPolk called for the class to be The Seminole county corn afructor in the school systen and a great community worker, - Increase fees for si site plan pletion of eight hours of study offered because there are so Mrs. Thelma Phillipa of Qaclnnati Is the loiLseguest of Mr. missionof lastCasselberry, month Joined the reviews and platting from $1 that will include movies, many young boaters. Brantley cities G and Mrs. Shelton Marion of Dixieway. per acre with a minimum of $30 written material in addition to said. The Chitchat Club met at the home of Mrs. Martha Johnson Altamonte Springs, Longwood, and maximum of $300, to $10 actually operating sheriff's Calling the knowledge of Aeraneveningnfente, Winter Springs and Lake Mary per unit on residential property two boats. guests wereserveda Mr. in the boating safety "a must in delicious buffet. Cobb On the agenda for the and $2 per 1,000square(eetwith Seminole County," Polk and meeting are CALNO 701 project a $0 minimum on commercial Brantley, who has had 15 Brantley promised the course Property and to annex Leonard years experience with boating would be offered again if it University Alumni Meet Mrs. Nina Walker Godwia, University. She Is presently review and organization of fire Casselberry' s property at the will co-Instruct the course with proved to be a success. Oviedo, announces the employed at Winter Park control study and mutual aid, Seminole County Chapter of the Florida A&M University Planner Harland Hanson who Johnson poultry farm off SR T. E. Downs of the Marine engzgement and approaching Memorial Hospital. Alumni willi hold Its monthly meeting Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at 434. A mobile home develop marriage ,of her daughter, Anyone Interested in taking Her fiance was born In coordinated the studies into tue ment is planned on the, patrol. Redding Gardens on the corner of Locust and ?thstiect:Ajj The Instructors will use the the course should contact Gloria Levonia Godwin, to San(ord,andlsthegranthonof protection, land use and prcperty. Alumni are asked to be present for a business and planning SanfordChamberofcommerce Brantley at the sheriff's Isaac Ezera Cobb, son of Mrs. the late Mr. and Mrs. Mack development, population and session about scholarship dance and chapter dues. Earl E. Mlnott Council adopted an ordinance as the classroom and the St. department, Marion Cobb and the late Booker. others is expected to explain Is president. to annex a Lakeview Drive lot Walter Cobb, 1b Mr. Cobb attended Croorns status of study report approval for an addition to the Club Born In Sanford the bride- High School and furthered by the stale. Juana parking lot, and to annex elect is the granddaughter of education In the U.S. Army. He Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Bowers Sr., Is presently employed as an County Fire Administrator Big Daddy's Lounge and Easter Seal Society Inc. Package Store contingent upon Oviedo. Miss Godwin isa 1971 electric Installator for Western Gary Kaiser and other lire police and fire protection being graduate of Oviedo High School Electric. Chiefs in the area last month supplied. anda 1973 graduate of Seminole The wedding will bean event were invited to tonight's Councilmen authorized Chartered For Vicinity Junior College with an AA of March 16, 1974 at Antioch Ung to assist In working Out Mayor Bill Grier to look into degree. She is presently at. Missionary Baptist Church, written fire mutual aid using 19ml city truck asa I agreements, tending Florida Technological Oviedo at 2 p.m. The Easter Seal Society of director for 21 years, is the trade-in when the city next Orange, Seminole and Osceola director pro tern for Orange, Mrs. Marion Cobb, Oviedo Technological purchases a vehicle. If it cannot University, and the late Walter Cobb, an. where the is a Psychology he used as a trade-in, council Inc., a voluntary health Seminole and Osceola counties. organization that retains 94 per nounces the engagement and major. authorized Crier to sell the cent of its Income for local use, Major project of the new truck. approaching marriage of her Her fiance, was born In charging fees for professional organization will be the Easter daughter, Fayette Cobb, to Sanford and is the grandson of Purchase of four police cars service to patients able to pay. Seal Speech and Hearing Felix Nathaniel McClairen, son Mrs. Flelix Collson. Mr. from Clark Chrysler Plymouth, expects to coming half-self Center, 231 E. Colonial Drive, MARCH 3, 1974 Catherine A. Michalowski of John Henry McClairen, New McClairen attended Crooms Sharon B. Fawley SR 436, Casselberry, on a low supporting within a year and Is Orlando. Started as a prototype ADMISSIONS Ronald Benton WINTER SPRINGS—The cities of Oviedo and Sanford Miss .4 Isaac E. If Miss Cobb Engaged To Felix: McC airen Hospital Notes York, and the late Mrs. Alberta High and graudated in 1971. He McClairen. graduated from Seminole Born in Sanford, the bride. Junior College in 1972, and Is elect Is the granddaughter of presently attending the the late Mr. and Mrs. Mack University of Florida. Booker. Miss Cobb Is 0 1971 gr aduate of Oviedo Hi gh School The wedding will be an event and received her AA degree at of March 16, 1974 at Antioch Seminole Junior College, 1973. Missionary Baptist Church, She presently attending Florida Oviedo at 2 p.m. S Walter H. Reed, S. Orange bid of $13,477.08 was approved communicative disorders clinic being chartered For the City by the council, a little over a year ago by the Sanford: Cynthia L Carpenter Mrs. Charley Reaves and Demolition of a dilapidated The organization has 736 dues state society, audiologists and Billie Murray Edna P. Smith girl, DeBary picnic shelter in Secret Lake Paying charter member, and a speech pathologists have ld Wanda S. Whitlow Maud Gillyard Ida E. Giles, Lake Monroe Park was authorized S provisional board of directors 2,837 local patient, referri Edna Pearl Watson Lena F. Lockley Martiena Blank, Sorrento requested by Crier. Recreation including Dean Bernard C. rar.ging in age from one week' Robert L. Mehatfey Juanita Hill Juanita J. Catsam, Orlando Board members heatedly op. Kissel, Flu, temporary 94 years. Emily D. Yeackle posed the action, saying the chairman; W. E. Winderweedje Arthur Wells shelter was needed in the park Jr., Winter Park, vice Charter board members, in Mercedes Lemon and could have been repaired if man and Mrs. Robert williams, addition to the officers, are Fl)';riurith the board had been given prior Windermere, secretary-tre. Mrs. Dudley B Blake, Mrs. Elizabeth D. Whearty notice of the mayor's wish to asurer. Marc h 6 March I Louise Cavanaugh, Michael I. Patricia Roundtree Organizational meeting Marlowe, Kenne th V.'. Smith Mental Health Association of dispose of the structure. Crier L. Shuler Altamonte Springs South Seminole County business said poles from the shelter can The three-county area is ani Ronald K. Kline, OLJndI); Bernice Larson Seminole Chamber of Corn. meeting, 7:30 p.m., Mental be saved for use in a new affiliated with the Easter Seal Mrs. James C. Hurlburt and Dr. Victoria L. Robb Society for Crippled Children John W. Mahan, Winter Park, . merce, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Health Center, 103 Robin Rd., shelter. Frances Maloney and Adults of Florida which has Dr. Springs Civic Center. Altamonte Springs. Public MBrA Sherman, Earl W. Skiver invited. its state headquarters in Longwood; Gene Linton, Mt. Pin Presented William A. Ross March 7 Orlando. M. Lisle Reese, Plymouth, and hart) "The Greater Sanford Area city. plus the schools, churches, Wilma B. P,rri.th Seminole County Young Mur. 12 Winter Park. former state Dudh',. IkIand. , Sanfortlite, Audrey Bach Story" in words and pictures residential and recreational Audrey H. latson Repiblicans, 8 p.m., Quality College Night, lake Brantley Sj)cer,member of Stetson will be published in book form areas 1)1 the city. Brenda Thacker Inn North, I-I and 434. Mrs. High School, 7 p.m. Students University's class of The entire project will be by the Greater Sanford Geraldine Prado, Orlando Barbara Arnoult, who escaped and parents can hear presen. received a 'quarter centur Chamber of Commerce, directed by a special committee Laurence L. Walker, DeBary from behind the Iron Curtain tations to be made by 16 college pin" during the annual alup: President W. Garnett White of the Chamber of Commerce. Anna Reber, DeBary and teaches Russian to representatives, Special, assocIation meeting ar George Touh' Is chairman. announced this week. Cora F. MacAlpine, Deltona American Astronauts will be sessions on financial aid. horrwcoming weekend, Also serving on the corn. "We're going to put a new Marie Leggett. Deland the guest speaker. Visitors Stetson alumni fri r. niittee are Mrs. Randall Chase, sales tool in the Lands of the Mar. H Christopher Bacon, Lake cicome. ',•v. thr oughout the state were gi.i':. -chamber," Garnett said, "This ladles Civic and Community Mai' SISTERS, Inc., noon, awards at special ceremornc book will tell the whole story of leader; Joe Davis, attorney; $1. lAW FOR WOMEN,8 weeks, Ca valier Restaurant. Rudolph R. Winsa, lake Ix-ld on it:.' I".'Irnd (arIir)u Sanford and the vicinity and Julian Stenstrom, realtor arid 7.10 p.m. Seminole Junior Will give us a chance to put our city conuntsstoncr; and Earl James Clark, Winter Park College, 1.207.208. For reser- Mar. 16 best Foot forward In attracting Weldon, president of Seminole Donna I. Ehlers, Altamonte rations, call 173-1450, Ext. 303. Longwood Fire Department's Junior ('allege new industry and residents. Springs annual chicken dinner When asked how the book will "Cost of publishing the book Mary I. Roazeil, Casselberry Mar. funds for additional eq" :..: t4 C 23 IN TAE will be 'ir,dersTItten by ad- be distr ibuted, Jack Homer, t he St. Johns District Camporee, 4-8 p.m. Shadyside Park Walter A. Blanque, Longwood OAAK by executive manager of the rertising space purchased Sandra K. Monroe, CtIUIUOJ all Scout troops and Webelos crectin to Jane C members of the Greater San- chamber, said, "We'll U5 them units. Tomaka Woodands, I Rex Black, Forest City ford Area business corn- to solicit new industry and Gilbert C. Smithey, Paisley mi le north of Deland. Call Russ March 19 ., munity," Garnett explained, recruit management personnel Kitner, 3,7751 for further Democratic Women's Club of \ The decision to publish a book and professional People to this information. BIRTHS Seminole County, now, Otto's The words of the scriptur1 was reached by the executive area. Local industry will use offe, the conllofbrau Haus. Speaker, Public Mar, committee of the chamber them for hiring as will the AND STROKE Mr. & Mrs. Richard sOlatlon that only a when this program was school boards and hospitals. In a boy, Sanford deep, abiding faith Bevis. Rebekah Lodge 36, 8 p.m., addition, they will be presented to the group for Mr. & Mrs. Jesse L1itson, a honoring can give. v. Margaret Land, Windsor distributed locally through by approval Our memorial service utilizes girl, Sanford Florida Assembly president. professional waiting rooms, Star. 28 Pu'-ations, specializing ln the Dinn er 6p.m., fliecting S p.iii., Inspiring words from the Bible as a SISTERS, Inc., noon lun. pi'epa. 4tion of books on cities financial institutions, and other DISCHARGES trib. Odd Fellows Temple, Magnolia traffic locations, to aerv high bvun, Cavalier Rest Utuughuut (lie United States. aurant Avenue, Sanford. ute to the dead and a comfo Help oui Shortly, an editorial team as a retail buyer's guide for Sasiford: rt to the from Windsor will begin local people" Robert A. Partain Jr., March 11 living. Heart,... Anyone interested In ob. Apr. $— gathering facts and shooting John G. Herbal pictures in the Sanford area. taming further Information Spring Festival, Southslde Sanford Rotary Club, 12:15 Izette M. Cobb .. They will cover transportation, should contact the Chamber of Charles W. lick p.m., Civic Center; spe.ker, Elementary School starts at II Hea,'t Fund 1110 Pine Ave. Sen. l,ort WiLson. am. Auction 6 p.m. utilities and coria'nercv in the Commerce office. Mildred J. Sterner Ph. 3225212 Sanf ord ________ - J une M. Brown I Seminole Calendar I Sanford CofC Endorses 0 ' • Book On Area's Potential '.' . ' - - w — \\ . suD..oIuc ,Os APPLE 'S . U.S. NO. '"VE'.LOw" ç 28 LBS. ONIONS CRUNCHY . CRISP" S ONE LB. GOLDEN RIPE BANANAS Jè) CILLOPAG LB.. 10 SANFORD 'OPEN * 329 SANFORD AVE. STORE • MON.THURS I00A.M..7:O0pM FRIaSAT 800A.M..9:OOPM SUNDAY AM lOOPM * 2TH. & PARK AVE. STORE MON.SA'r 8: 00 AM. P.M. CHANGE 01 HOURS SUNDAY 10 A.M. 6:00 P.M. 1 wiIson'.Eichelberger Mortua.'y p .4. �- - - - - - - - --.- - uti— I he Sanford Herald Wednesday, March 6,. 1974 _Dear Abby 4 - Leader Of Good Citizen ' Hates By ABIGAIL VAN SURE, S W Cbtss - DEAR ABBY: I am In a dilemma of good neighbor relationship and good citizenship. One of our neighbors is a patrolman who constantly drives the patrol cai into his driveway for hours. He keeps the loudspeaker very lcud so he can hear it inside his house or while he Is working in the yard or fixing another car parked next to the patrol car, The other neighbors also notice his constantly playing hooky, especially during the nights and weekends. They Joke about it. Since we bye in a nice, quiet town with a population around 20,000, we want to keep a good neighbor relationship, we pretend seeing nothing. However, I just read In the paper the police d'partmeM wants to transfer desk officers to patrol duty to cut Clown the town's costs. The police department claims they keep six patrols on the road at all times, therefore their over time costs are tremendous, [According to the newspaper. the overtime charge totalled $*000 last year!) Knowing this. I feel that as a taxpayer and good citizen Ishould do something about it. But how can I do it without making any enemies? DERAT .NC DEAR DEPATING: Ha ve a friend across town INOT an)th,'r neighbor thing near the patrolman I tip off police department's intelligence division. Let the depart. meat satisfy itself on the patrolman's conduct. That way you can remain a "friendly" neighbor and get job lo,te, u DEAR ADD Like "Burned Once," I know what it's like to be married to an A" doctor who takes advantage 2 r4:; "ii I) N') - • . . .'. ...• - — DEAR (IIARl.EF..',. Jiistthrolherdagsawa suit that looked sireaked l'erhaps lithe stains cannot be removed s- our daughter could pass her jeans oil as being streaked lntrntionally. - ' .. I - • J -: I " t)L'ttL't&t'(' 1'IT?'T1)V'C'fl'i1'tJ REVIEWING ILJ JI I I I JV II . .11 to r) I.. ..J HIHTIJI)AY • • Phyllis Crocker, Mrs. Martha Lemorm, Mar i an Quigley (Herald Photo - By Cecelia Farmer) o w Night' i - -. ,, ,., ,. ., ,, - ,. 'CHOW LINE' GROUP - - -. - "People think I'm joking," he added, "when I tell them my hobby is being a Girl Scout -- - .... I —ICARROLL RIGHTERS ' III more time' with my own ',•..'. children, too." During the school year, he from the Carroll Rinar Institute PUt.5in about 2 nights per week on the planning and leadership / • duties, but this Is a rich in' .' ' I ThURSDAY, MARCH 7, 11104 vestment of his time, - -: .' 'i And some girls, coming from GENERAL TENDENCIES: Today's full moon makes you divorced homes or whose more likely to argue over unbnpcu-tant matters. Try to be more daddies are dead, gain a much - - -- thougjitful and considerate of others. Carry through with' better feeling of securit y . " -. whatever promises you have made and do so In a cheerful h -have a splendid man like • . manner. cooperative. Icland Owens as a substitute ARIES (Mar.32to Apr. 19)Kcep busy at your regubrrout I fa ther, I and do it exceptionally well. Sidestep one who has a big problem Indeed it would be a and rould get )Du confused. Be calm. ( t I'L'P -• 'i'W'i I ZL.p, wholesome idea if all Girl Scout TAURUS i Apr. 20 to May 20 Take time to Improve 'ow' troops adopted a male "Foster 1wo Seminole County schools are represented in this group conappcarnce and become a more charming person. Help othCts Father" sisting of, from left, Cindy Wilhelm, secretary at Eastbrook for Uwir activities with your courtesy, Engage in budget matters tonight. Many Many dads are unofficially Elementary School: Sue 11)ieterich, another secretary at Eastbrook; GEMINI i May tI to June 21) Make sure you focus your at. In that capacity tention on hoaic needs. Get rid cii whatever is causing problems Frances Walton, Eastbrook's principal and Faye Wilhelm, bookeeper already, for they accompany at Milwee Middle Sc'h9ol. Uwe. Don t neglect to handle financial matters. their wives who are official MOON ('IHU)REN (June 22 to July 21) Make certain you Girl Scout leader,. carry out you' regular routines In a clever way. Any health : This same constructive treatments you need should not be overlooked : l.EO iJuly 2210 Aug. 21) Loolc psychologic-aljJiun of dads important propjy financial affairs. If unsure about anything get advice from a occurs in similar groups, as the business expert. Avoid one who has axe to grit RESERVATIONS ASKED (TIP Fire Girls, and also continue through April 21 In the Adrian Hall, vice chairman; VIRGO lAug. 22 to Sept. ft Good day to get your personal YWCA organization. FOR PASSION PLAY 3,500.seat Lake Wales Mrs. J F. Harris, finance, Mrs. The resulting camaraderie appearance improved via health treatments. Attend 5()(1,,53 Amphitheatre. Al F. Hunt, membership, Mrs. tonight. Make sire you don't imbibe too much. with children is not only LAKE WALES (Special)— Performances will be given E.C. Harper Sr., program; I.IBRA isept. 23 to (ct. 22) You have an opportunity dear mutually valunbie to adults and The Black Hills Passion Play, a at 6 p.m. on Sundays, and 7:30 Mrs. George Wells, house up those accumulated duties and make good plans for the future. the young folks i both Boy and religious outdoor drama, p.m. on Tuesdays, Thursdays chairman and Mrs. ftV. Try to assist one who is in trouble. Girl Scouts but also 'flakes the opened for Its 22nd season in and Saturday:;. Farmer, public relations. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Talk with an intelligent leaders uerebrat& Florida, Feb. 17, and will There will befjve matinees a Mrs. W.B. Wray and her and listen to the good Ideas offered, Then follow thmih wW For the many merit badge 3 p.m. on Wednesdays In the committee, Mrs. Redding m th the ctianec Kecp t*iss I(sts cover i widt' r i't fir-%I Ihrp,' u 'i'Lq i f l rph fir-%II ,, I U.... t' I It -I - ' 5". SM - 1 " -- - . 4 •. — . -. a - .. I ' 1 , tt RolI w,,,, MORE 'WHEELS' . A.J. Bracken, director of seconda ry education for Seminole County Schools is show ' with finance clerk Dot Wilkins at "Bosses scr,:rwoa I " ,,,, L - L"' t I •' ,JI •, ,. . 14 lh-%owrIS h'.'i is I.rgr pJnt surn Indio U' _____ ' , - .11% iti ' II',, .. ' I I li Ii ii EVENING 7-00 'P To 'reii Tbe Truth (4) Hogion's H ti Dragnet 1)3) News (24) Viewpoint ' (44) Mod Squad 7730 (2) The Price is Right (6) Andy Griffith Truth Consequences (13) Movie 6.00 Holdl 46) Sonny & Cher (9) The Cowboys (24) Washington Corneclion (44) ABA All Star Basketball 630 (9) Movie (I)) Movie (24) Theatre In America 9:00 (6) Cannon 9:30 (13) Private Eye 10:00 (2) Dean Martin (6) Kolak (9) Doc Elliott (II) Dick Powell ) News ) News 11) News (13) Turn 01 Fate 4) Night Gallery 1130 (3) (6) Movie (9) Wide Wor ld Entertainment 17:00 (2) News (6) Your And Restless () Password (441 Variety iw 730 (6) Search For Tomorry,(9) News News ::: (6) News (9) All M Children (44) Mov le 1:30 (2) Three On A Match (4) As The World Turns 9) Let's Make A Deal 2 - 00 (3) Days Of Our Lives (6) The Gudnq Light (') Game 2:30 (2) Doctors (6) The Edge Night 191 Girl in Life (41) Patty Duke 3:00 (2) Another World (6) The Price Is iqhf M Generaluowoi (44) New Zoo Revue '° 11 Dr-sli, N-hind . 9 Lro JflgU hm i i' (Ji) bull-: 2 14 \ij?' fe lls iihtii m ,i, no tO itO Trim MA-4 uline •. flI(flf' Ii .irI n.ii 'lit,', ti fl 'pl F r.'11i, flit,I IN 'stt'.n I ,irti iii VtI'h"s 'is 4 i J7 J (44) Movie 11t) Movie iii Its - h 1w I r disej', 54 ',dW .iIi'lji f nUp .ah SPu,, ttii - #' 7_~ A. 16 IT Pr(pnillon finc 1A No r1-11 k- 44 %nitnji 411 hill rinle 12. joint Ti picture is "The Stranger Who Iioks Ikc Mc an Affi' MovIe of the Week airing tonight It about a young adopted girl who sets out to find her real parents and battles the red tajx' strung up to keep their iik-ntjt v(ret Meredith Baxter plays the girl a nd her real-life mother, Whitney Blake, is cast as her biological mother, Beau Bridges is anther doptct. who is'Ips to'r in her scart-h ____•. 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'There is no bonus io for taking the first trick. 1$ 'ass Pass DouIf East plays third hand ble highhecanwinthefirst trick iac. le and the second trick also but I ass 35 lass after that he will sit YouSoumh.hold l iIeSouth o 4K $03 off with nis contract, What do You do mw' If he Anals-zes the lead he can be sure that his partner —Pa,,. unless sour partner has led a singlelon or the top 1% a decided underbidder In of a doublelon. In the first which raw you should bid four case failure to win that first spades. trick may mean that East TUDA"SQvESTION won't like any tricks at all. In Instead of passing over your the second case a duck may Wades. 1t has bid three lead to eventual defeat olth contract, '' )J (0 U East shouldn't rt',ills pla' low, lit' should carefully put Answer Tomorrow Waiting their turn to be served are (I to r) Mary Groome, director of elementary education; Charles Swaggerty, program director of evaluation; and Clayda Jones, secretary. ' ndtc) them how to use tools, saying that when they later get married they'll need such practicalkiII in their own households - By Oswald & James Jacoby - meat that usually accompanies an admission of "301?." After a man says: '1 love you," repeatedly, most worn. en expect to bear: "Will you marry me?" Howic could be allergic to orange blossoms. Before you invest any more time in the reLationship. if that' s what you have in mind, ask . y lLxs As(;EIs II' . The Improvised scene, which provuational nfinu u come. runs nearly five minutes, is on thing you rarely see in ide. angry confronta tion in which a vision drama because of Its group of adoptees argue for tight schedule, and lean-to-the. their right to know their real bone budgets, parents, background and hen. But director Larry Peerce, tage. Others defend the right to who had employed It in theatri. anonymity of parents who have (al films, was curious to given up children. w it would work In his first It t he t all the movie for the home STCtfl. but we threw it In improvisatIonal acting, the dialogue. id P e. --Every. per(orjn(.rs know who they are away." body what their attitudes arid what their attitudes are, but work without scripted dia. would be and who they were, 'flicy Improvised the lines, Television - March 6, 1974-98 Is Now Rarely Seen ' o The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Improvistonal Acting No bonus for first triCk .. - • - , • . C . , Secretar es - 4:30.5:30 ABC ABC Al". AMERICA "Paradise Lost" TERSCIlooj. SPECIALS IRERUNI A powerful drama, -Cyrano" An animated version written by Clifford Odets In the of this marvelous story, using 1930s, pictures a decaying the voice of Jose Ferrer Middle class in America, set title character. Ferrer won first against the background of the a Tony Award, later an Oscar depression. The cast Is exfor the stage and film vers ion of cellent, Cliff Gorman plays the "Cyrano." It Is the roman. tortured gangster who woos ticized version of the 17th libby i Bernadette Peter away century author, noted for h is from her husband. Eli Wallacti free.thinking and biting wit, plays the ideallsti(', but and a dashing and adventurous vascillating father and Jo Van reputation, Fleet i the mother, hardened and realistic, 8.11) NBC TIMEX PRESENTS: HEIDI 1 RERUN This is the third run for this IO CBS CANNON ipWar classic about the little Endungere(j Species" girl in the Swiss Alps 1 Jennifer RERUN i A bizarre love Edwards plays Heidit. Max. triangle with father and millianSchell plays the uncle In involved with the same girl is whose home ih'idi first the background for the murder after being orphaned, and investigation, Cannon is called where she Is not happy. Sir in w hen thesondlesina hunting Michael Redgrave is the em- mishap, and the father is bittered grandfather from charged with lilUjuCt. Andrew who,,; Heidi learns love and I)uggan plays the father, torI comnpassi. Beta his attorney and Katherine Justice the girl in the middle. 81:30 ABC THE COWBOYS ..The Avenger" Nightlinger, the ranch foreman, becomes the revenge target of a man he WIN AT helped convict for a barn. burning in Mississippi. The ex. 10-11 NBC THE DEAN convict starts his revenge by MARTIN COMEDY HOUR setting fire to Mrs. Andersen's Prermpted Friday, no one is — \WITII if) (II Spi(IcS his ranch. but Steve ( Clint $,'Wrig to (fen), IX- an Martin ho, how Howard) strength in ttit' suit he has fire. He bbUi;C3tflt,slf for the steekonTV.I I's been pushed up rims off, leaving a note two days, so Dean and A K (1-37 S his saying he's headed for friends can roast - I h i the biggest WEST EAST trick and probably cast; all California, so Nlghtlinger and hustler o them all, Bob b) é AK 10964 dummy s diamonds, Then if the boys temporarily interrupt Riggs. Among the roasters are A963 lit- trie*s the club finew- and of T 82 their search for the ex-con to Chuck Connors, Vincent Price, 984 462 West has remembered to fi nd Steve. K JOS4 hang on to his five of spades IAo Durocher, Wayne Newton. 4863 SOUTH South will he down two. Alex Karras. Jack Carter. Lyn *QJ3 If South has K-en the hand. Anderson and tennis pro n T 107S41 uriting on the wall he will 8:30-10 PBS THEATER IN Rosemary Casals. + 103 cash his ace of clubs and get *AQJ2 out for down one. This last difference is rela. lively unimportant. The im. West Norlh Fast South portai nt thing is that East's 14 16 IN T third hand low play has Pass 3N T Pass Flats resulted in dt.-feat of the conPam tract. Opening lead-6l '•_',L , . gflhigfltS - E AV ' r' • . 1 DEAR I'OLL\' - My Pet I't'evt' is with the rubber gloves most of us wear while doing household tasks. 'h come in different sizes but with fingers all the same length bI% lingers are long and in a st'rv short time I have punched holehe sin s of tile f inger lengths long %Aould be a great help i)EAII I'Ol,LV I have a couple of ideas for Clara who is hosing trouble with the linings staving tacked on the inside of three handbags If they have wmxl frames she might Iry using a he,ivv dijis st.ip!er ariii t.tpI.' the lining to the lit' A tlrh artist S iitii)i Could lit' US('(i Ii) paint the staples tornjtchlht' lining b staples ii tot frames wi,, not take , ould Ir a oo glut', If the lining has an inside seam open it enough to slip a Eand inside Pull the lining out. Put sour hand inside and alter applying glut' to the fabric edge press against the frame. l)o 'only a little bit at a limu' and allow to dry as you hold it an place. Push hack, whip stitch the lining hack together and push hack down. Before proceeding try a hit of iue on an edge to be sure the fabric and glue are compatiLi' . , V H~l ' j ' 1 7 _________ P ' Twenty-four members of the regret that possibly In many "People think I'm joking," says Lake Mary Woman's Club met aspects in our way of life, 'we Leland Owens, "when I tell in Sanford for the monthly are abusing the principles of them I'm a Girl Seoul leader." meeting of the club, freedom upon which our But read about his experience, Following the luncheon the country was founded, one of Allen be volunteered In take Public Affairs Dept. presented which is our lack of respect for over an orphaned Girl scout Mrs. Martha Lemons, retired authority. Troop. We need 10,000 more teacher from the Orange Mrs. Lemons also gave a dedicated parents like Mr. and County School System, as guest review of what some of our Mrs. theus! speaker. states are doing In preparation Mrs. Lemons chose as her for the 200th birthday, on July, subject "American Heritage." 4, 1976. She emphasized that the CASE Z569: Leland Owens She related many ac- purpose of this celebration runs the Ford agency in the complishment.s of our country should stengthen our pride and village near which we have a which have made it the world's respect for America, to make it summer farm home. leading nation, a more beautiful, cleaner and But he in Lafayette, site She said "Even though our better place in which to live. of Purdue University. land frontiers have about , auburn haired mother-in, passed, the frontiers of human During a short business law, Mabel Putnam, Is a distant welfare and better un- session, presided over y cousin of mine. derstanding are barely president, Mrs. Beth Gregory, opening" the nomination committee Dr. Crane. he I)**fl, dui She also spoke of the beauty reported on the progress made YOU see the story about Ieiand of our land, and our heritage in selecting a slate of officers in the Lafayette newspaper" from many mixtures of which will be presented for "Yes," I replied, 'and I think nationalities and noted with election at next meeting. ieland should be imitiated by HOW more fathers.' For he and his wife have 4 TV Time Previews 11%' I'nJI ('ramer 11 __________ Oii S Problem l)F.Afl i'Ol.L\ Mv out in pl,i and gal the daughu'r wore her new, jeans m all wet , %%hen sin' got 1100W slit, 1 11 rt,sw'iliern it, ill(. (Irver and 1t'flstltk hen out tht'% were cov(sfl.(1t.ui,,a,fls next day when I Started to dry mart' clothes I foundelipstick i a little Container that was all chewed up. I knew' it had been through at least one drying cycle and had caused the stains on flit jeans I tried a stain remover that did not work so I in confused and would like to know what to tIII next (iiAltl.EE • Ac Club Luncheon late 5ft he had an affair with a young married woman in thitsiasts. her M. According to him, It was all part of the "profesMrs. Owens became a slonal treatment" and her husband approved, splendid Girl Scout leader but W hy a young woman with a young husband would wantanother such troop lost its to have anything to do with a man old enough to be her leader suddenly. father Is beyond my comprehension. For the most part, the Since the girls of that or. -. -patients are either young divorcees looking 'for economic security, or bored housewives, looking for excitement. The Ii (" troop were utsconsoak -. at thus being unable to go M D is overwhelmed by their wiles—never mind that he looks even older whea accompanied by them. camping and earn merit BURNED SEVERAL TIMES badges, Leland Owens volunteered his services, for DEAR BURNED: To such misguided medices. i can one of his daughter's was also In only repeat, "Physician, beat thyself!" that same troop. He managed to put toethcr I CONFIDENTIAL TO "SELF.CONSC1OUS IN LA.,,: appropriate outfit for Don't confuse "etlq.et" with "pad maaaers"—whkh Is far himself consisting of green more important. Edqiw't Is more concerned with which fork '/ sweater and trousers. to use. "Good manners" Ina defined by Jonathan Swill) "is .. the art of making those people easy with whom we con"And It has worked out quite . Verne, Whoever makes the fewest people useasy Is the best well," he added, "for on bred In the company." camping trips, the mothers like to have a man around for DEAR ABBY: I'm no kid. I'm X and a divorcee. protectionand to Howie Is 4o. also divorced. We've been seeing each other giris outdoor regularly for six months and have a beautiful relationship. The Authoritarian male 'oce He Is the man I'd like to spend the rest of my life with, but there is one problem. He doesn't mention marriage, And also helps quiet the girls f t 'h ' -: very carefully avoids saying: "I love you." He says: "i curfew time. • I., I, h. care for you. I a&ire vnu•" md "Vn,.'yø Sint"e one n , I '-, r',,,'•,••, ... -, - . h* 3 i I Ii i i —.-. , IY he won't say those three little words I want to bear m*t. i goes along to aMst me," be ..Seminole County School Superintendent say: "I love you," to him, but he thU won't say it to me. added, "if the girls don't get to W.E. "Bud" Layer is shown with his secretary, There must be a reason for this. How do you Interpret it? bed on schedule, she warns Pat Warren, who is president of Seminole them that I ll come In to check LOVES lITht County Educational Secretaries Association. on them and this makes them DEAR LOVES: Howie is carefully avoiding the commit. - i PObt.jINTERS Streaked jeans are fashionable is Prog ram Theme B)' GEORGE W.CRA NE Y. Ns, 81011.sc P01 I V i Girl Scouts To Squeal On Policeman - American Heritage Father a 0 Somerse, (1) Lucy Sho-A (44) Petticoat Jn on (24) MisteRoqers Neighborhood (41) Green Acres 5-15 1)3) Tomorrow Sho' 3:30 (2) News (6) Green Acres (11) Generation - \N IOM LAUGHL - DEL•ORES ORES IAi1GR S,iuuit C tt:mcaV WI - ( 'PG O..-.•ONE WEEK ONLY - -, I �0 • • 0• __•_4-= .•.-.• • • * I * --- - --_••; •--,.•-- - • S - •-- 0 • 1. .• -• -•-. - ---.-- • 0• . - - * - 10B-The Sanford Herald Wednesday, March 6, 1974 ALLEY OOP I by Due Graie. v! iCAN USE THAT HIDE SHE HUNG UP ( ,i,W \7 1.H,2V&ixNMTw / ME' -• i I I , .0 1". . ..~,,V Ads Want ,E6SIR THS'S JUST WHAT I ) /i/r WAG LOO<IN' T'CARV J Li 1W BERRIES IN! - _____ I - Personals 1_1 I it- V00 /TE / S.I4E -I -- r'i(1(it4Lfo' (at' los > E%REC SEE - S 'E I [I • i - For itching, insect biteL cP'appec hands & face, use Norwalk Vitamin E Skin Cream Falrwa Plaza Pharmacy by Lorry Lewis - S WE 5$iE%r ; LN .. \\\ : S K-STUD' ____c. ',. - ;W ' A& . I 1* xol~ I -_ /. - qklIV IF) ambitious young man Light duly equipment assembly work Full benefits Write 10 Son 2 in care of TheSanford Herald, 00* 1637. Sanford. Ha Ctassilied ads are here to help you 1-up, sell, rent or swap It iO%t let us help you place youes Call 372 7611 or $31 9993 F !!, .~ !sill time well paying potition for MARRIAGES Performed b Marilyn Silver Springt Airpo, Rd O1 736 4777, Res 736 4433 I !1, i 41 ) E •0 1~. 0 ~ . ,~ ~ PlOuSewiveS. high school Seniors. mature ladies Part time & full time help wanted CPioose your own hours Morning, noon, or evenings. Pleasant working conditions, apply in person, 3$ pm Toms Pizza, 7170 French A.it. - 1797 Sanford Lose Weight with, New Shape Tablets £ Hydrt., Water Plaza ,,.! i! Pharmacy I.FairWAY . Help Wanted Holiday House of Sanford is in lf4 in 4 part time cashier This ')Stfl 5 t,rit%1,c ,%'ørU ., hours 7lhrS a week 3.30 to 9.30 but you must be a highly qualified cashier hostess A pply in person Only to 330 E Commercial. San ford Free, $41 702? for We Car,' "Hotline" Adults or Tirens CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS 18 flo,heeping and General Office work Experienced S Day week Group flwraiic, Apply In person only to Sweenty's Office Supply, Ill Magnolia Ave., Sanford - FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM Prqhaps AlcoholicAIionyrnov% Can Help C81147345411, WriiePO Sol 121) Sanford. Florida TO BUY OR SELL. AVON Calloll 3079 Lost and Found S - - - - BUGS BUNNY I FIRST "J GOT IWTI E I I IN "THE SJPANThEN YOU SPai.E' COFFEE C M? SLEEVE [ `r. \ ER %GAL,FUPVSi - 1 ~_~ a r- - -. --- "I ... ! Ar"s: • t C,Z TAgE A. L ONGTHIS BOTTLE', O'CLEAA',4Gu/o...J,t COLSE',iT6 0' BuGsy'cJ' I I ! I ACCE475 a W/LL .~ - 't .- - P~ ~~(~ ,~~/ ~,L_, ~ , L~~ ~ 4OAr - rz CAPTAINEASY 4El- CCrERECf..TQ 4'!.OtMCE INCE4T(T F0L i NT EVER: - E IS O OUTFIT AN EPPariOij THE SLILLI IMJN AT 0JCE EE EALL - IJT CALL A PREAf. LIP! 14rE -- OST Holly A 72nd, Small rn,ml,' mutt mown A white, kud s pet (.911 373 7117 _____ E UL ELL E I P.W W W. WO AV .njT 70 44Cw IM NOT 1EMPtEI. 1$ "-'F CAVE L0CATIO MAINTENANCE ENGINEER Bflt.titi. year round employment Apply if FerSon 9 S Holiday Inn fiIt,9r71001t Spr.ioj Arco :."j- 1.6, by Crooks & Lawrence - V IL ?- RETIRED Mechanic for Small '9giflp And lawn mower work. Part time P-do phone callS Apply in person at Dubois Lawn Mo*er Sales & Service. F OIIPID Black & ftr*n, Small lcml do-9 Rr5t.mbies terrier Found at Mayfair Country Club Owner call 377 2531 35 f . ; ; - Piave nerd 04 gOod Salesman One atlodesires to make good income Oulside sales with established accounts Weekly guarantee pluS commission Call 373 10194$ P M ONLY Reward for information abOut weighing scales taken from Rabbit been on Hardy Ave j 1001 ~ •E117W. % 6 - :T _', 0 I (L . .P •9 •. Child Care by RirJ TIIAWa. I) Travel Agencies rING CARPET TOURS, INC 1.-c'ine tickets, Cruise and Tours i' official rate-s 303 Semoran Pt -id , IHey 4341 III 3733 Help Wanted ii P401#day HOus of Sanford is , crested in lull time waitresses, working hours 3 to 30 This Will include Some Saturdays & Sun Apply in person 330 E dayS Commercial. Sanford NIGHT AUDITOR. Year round em ployment. Company benefits Prefer e.perirnce or NCR 4200 Apply n person. 9 S. Holiday Inn of Atlarnonle Springs WINTHROP * by Dick Cov.IIo I HE' HOW COMBYOU NE EVRYBOOY B WNCS TO 'rOUR A<%ETO ,I ON THE FRIENDI4 IP THERE MU5T BE 60#AE WAY TO TELL M>J AND STILL. ICEEPALL MY BABY TEETH. CRLwMy Cue xcpr: I HlCtiy HU14? H011i COME? ____-~1. ~11 r Elperienced. part time Sanford. Longwood & DeLand Corn miSsion, training provided H. A. P BlOck, Inc , DeLand. Fla, In Pd Blvd SC-4(731$106) - FRANK AND ERNEST 11______~ \ Wanted, reliable worker, male preferred, apply in person Sanford Sunoco. I I and SR 41 I- a L~ ALTAUONTI SPRINGS STORE I GRILL COOK Paiddaily, light deliver,, must have cal and Clean appearance Day time only Sanford area Call In S-Ill between 10 and 7 Only Painter's Helper wanted, some experience necessary 10 Hr week. $7 pee hour II or older 534 III? after S AIntcd blsiswasyi,t. ,Auensq sPWft 73 Paid vacations & benf.ts AppIyin person. Days Inn, Play Mat I I DESK CLERK Apply in person, Deltona Inn Empecienced on NCR 1100, evening shift III ln%urrv benefits Cttic Young (CPE.. TIIIS ONE DOES 0 * DOT LIKE THIS Liberal Employee ONE Benefits AND! -f ( NOTHINCZ 1 'I FOR ME ______ D'tributor part or full time to Supply Company establIshed ICCOunts with RCA CBS Disney Records Income possibilities up to $1000 per month willS only 13.300 required for un-iefltory and lra'n.rsg Call COLLECT for Mr 11111 441 1P41 -0 ' Monday-Friday 11 *14 451 E. Altamonte Drive Altamonte Springs, Fla. .c 11 i4I £± rs _ 411P ( 1 øEALYT:Lh. I -7 V t~ I ~~,* .~ , ow _ "? ` m'v, U&ErlN,!. I ENTE R TWE MIC-4 PE5TEREP ME MY - )QJANI'IR FOR 'TITP-*. - 1 . - . - . ~. I - 4 . : Lee Falk and Sy BVarry EI jv - - - if - i. PeAs) pyf ' I room fumnushtd efficiency apartment Ph 377 7710 __________________________ _______________________ Houses Rent Unfurnished "Sanford's Sales Leader" Your Msiltipl Listing Agency Local and National MIS REALTORS 234$ Park Ill '' ' f I Wi 7 - I0 - FRANKLIN 98 1'i i No Closing Costs 11111 Of HELP, Plaza I. Seminole High) I; 10 SELL -, CALL £6111 PLAZA $111 PM! IHAGS moihers a way to keep new m'mberg of the family from *reeking the budget . Their plan is called the hERALD Want Ms and it works like this: When they have their first child they purchase cribs, car beds, carriages, Youth beds and other need, through the Want Ada,. and sell the still useful p*cep to another mother when they PsiJonger need th.. And dialIng It., p 149 jour ad takes so busy mother's tlrrlet little of 's Ste M. UNSWORTH REALTY 103W First St 32)60410r)77fl70 n i I berm tsomr $37,300 I -. The Greater Mall YOUR M L S REALTOR u try a IMULTIPLE LISTING SERVICEI , 322-2420 ANYTIME 4 SANFORD - - - BEDROOM I halts, family room, a th range, retr,gp,alr ,s,,sn,'r itt ,if and *all .t d'oflinq unit, 517.300 - (c.rneq location, 3 berm . 2 bath. large workshop 5)7.500 ACREAGE - e .i q-% v rijin tn&t S Iii Of Loch Arbor ti ?wenty acres, Some high and Some lg. find. 523.000. III ____________ OFDST1NCT1ON Wooded Lots Situated NLO'Tounlry Club. Built With Pride By Payton Rralty, 377 1301 2ó10HiaieafhaAve all? n Ir VA'Nothing Down i ,I.-- uouolewide inventory must be reduced I savings being passed to you GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 300 French At. 3I030rtano , 55 ii. p,' Ph. 322.3103 for Appi, OtEitAL RUGS WANTED Top Pficesp.aid, uSed, any condition 6.411124, Winter Park CASH 322 1137 For used furniture, appliances, toots, etc Buy I or 1001 items Larry" Marl, 213 Sanford Ave rot domestic & Imported PickupS Save 10 p0 -Buy drect 1967 DODGE VAN __________ ----- $9 •,, From $23.400 201h Street to ,Atill' •JpriqP,l fFeeft'cs. In' table LOCUSt, turn left 10 11th St * right SiSA 7' " , 'r(uljr Saw IrlIP' on Valencia Court Nor th Model .10.051 ni' Anliqp walnutN111 ,st open 1$ pm daily ,On it t-,. Rcclinc" hair Bullet 373 7010 rp.,,'is toys 064..A$JI 174$ 447 ',r mth LOntIwoud ( ' AsISTIPI DEvEt OPMENT COI4P i qanoc, frill (ii Is r .. -- _i--i 9s' 198 6? Equipment for - Floor waning, Windo*s 3230445 J & I Pressjre- Cicanln0 no 100 tx, 3 of 'C) Small lntpr.or, A I sterc,r p a 'sng tu All 'sQu5e 539 93 PfCStu're cleaned 373 1705 EXPERIENCED WORKMAN -•' Rent - - - Pets and --Supplies - -- - - 11-iiiiiiiiiiii-m~ inter or panting (erariic t'i. piasler. block and all masoflary P-'Ofs'tt free estimates Phone 373 0794 T BULLDOZER WORs our Specialty 323 1731 Of fer 3 p mn - - - Ai5dboard ng WihhlOy,&cjre Prolei%,on.al P 323 3&94 or 371 $99 -_i i - NATIONAL ______________________________ Ut 612.' w Zip'i PIIII f.m Pi ZIG-ZA G SEWING MACHINE 38 - DEPENDABLE. LAWN MAIN TENANCE SERVICE, CALL RALPI'4S HOME SERVICE Polflti,'g - - 195 (jul31 u.s ,su'.jc*ju.) -' irnlr p, v. RemOO.InQ Addilit i sis'" ,v, ,u,.', ri' Is' rrust,' Lii,&(i5ud (l4u1i .3 33) OcY'i VINCENT SCARP(P4tRy Trim Paneling, Custom Carpentry No job too small 373 • 14 ry Kid Kids looking for an extra 00lIar' Ails Morn and Dad tO let you hAiC a (lassif,d ad lAtag, *,4 1e - Carpet Care Nq 'ra'is We'll do your Painting P-do Ob 'OOtmali Ph 373537, i -. '' •- i4O9( 3'i1II )MI A.Inge l 373 133$, 'Lake Mary - ,i Income Tax Prote'siona , Tam Return Servucc'at tOstr home No edna charge Cal 3731977 for spot every alterrioon encrpl Sa'urclay " (arpel Cl? A I IS' L"C ' til ,)e 11 - Care training ri your home A Breed Dog Training Academy Call for free evaluation $31 7)70 Do PT '(S7tu A Ciroerm 'sq I'i'i 322 .i77 P-ovid 's Pressure Cleaning 'jsp, t[A Eff'ciens Clearing of p,tir cr%.iflaces Rpof', Al-orile P-ic ., ,. Cr(i11 lrl5'r,al W-, cm"' 478 7177 SondLlasflng - I '.'%t P Cç,s'j' in cut 0 on(retp e't call DI C Fr" Est - 177 )SaO 173 1713 -, -, , TV Service ,0• , ,,-,, " S (iris'. I • . '1.-. c' :.,. '.'i c' I,,-,. 51' 2' 0 'P Wallpaper_Hanging 8UDDy- Prlterw,ur I . S'r,ll0' Asphalt Orivewaps No 'no Small P L M0n10sh 372 5'S-i - - Z - Speiglel S'epl'ieris Panting Contractors 25)5 Country Club Rd ;,,-,i0,0 2 31 1Q13 ,i'ij REMODELING carporI. .900 l-)n r04in.j. painting, paneling. 000,-S &windows R easonab l e FreEjl C,usranteed 9 II p rn )73 7321, 3124351 '-ceralsrg nSmatl - r A If ter-or •POODLE GROOMING• r'p'es. free •c' (liSSul hri,,i •iT II' '. 'I--i,',', Washed Sarid fill for lawn and foundation's Will deliver 377 lICk or 373 4601 Home Improvement, Carpentry knl (Slur Lustre 1-letlmit Carpel %tlampope'r for only II per dap CARROLL - S FURNITURE _______ 65 Low Service Pet EXTERIOR PRESSURE CLEANING BuRdoilig Lawn and Garden - - Tractor w!,s mower, will Cut acreage or lOtS Call 322 131$. 373 111111011, Lawn and Lot Clean Up. A nd Light Haul.ru Tremblav, 3232771 Engraving - -1 1 - CITRUS TREES from 1149103349 Low ovethead prices onallPuan.s Drive a little Save a lot Que NurSery and Dccl Farm. PcI 119. 7 mu P4 0 0, "I ) S 64• I Commercial & Residential Etec tn'cal Service. Licensed & Bonded. All Seminal, Co - 71 Hr An Saf'ring Service $30 30fl TO.4 ER'SBEAUTYSALON lormcrl Harnietl s Beauty Nook) 5191 Pine 3735147 Ph 7231112 , Ready To Serve You! JACKSON'S CERAMICS. supplies kiln deatir ID S Closed Thursday & Sunday 377 7921 -- 5ryi Beauty Care B-aIdw'nOrganscnc Org,srr r,,,,,,. .,,., - - ............. r Auctioneering Service. p erts Electrical - ReStAurant P. 0.1, [quupr's(nt Custom t,sLricaied So'r. cited lpms Sale o, lease 534 32 Musical Merchandise __ ____ Ex House Cleaning Auction * Ont ompl Plo ntl '31 llurrirr j i-n,t Good 3amaritan Home 11)4 7,5u.f,,to y Ave VT P E SI Ii BOX $*RINGS Kings -IlUeens I I Ceramics - - I1 '54 Ctsevrolet ldr Sedan acvu Stick Makeofter Ph 327 ISIS ot Bar & Rest. Equipment 61 Building Materials PUBLIC AUCTION EVERY 7, o,oSr,,I -, [jib it MONDAY NIGHT Antiques, IVI. 201 Sq It Miscellaneous New and used P,SOfii'iQ $130 I 000 It c, I • furniture and Applan,,eS Plus hoards, $100 Almost nra i ditiOn specal sales (watch adsi $70 4341 or 373 7367 any time If I Glass-mirrors - URPIIITUR buy sttl trade 311 31SF First 372 11,11 A hioactl Super S Mr'v,' PrOiec t, .1uton1itic. zoom inns I old , tss . Bell& "o*V11super or Regular I Mo Camera, loom lPnS. ,sulomatic. 573 ()stt're'v fSIendrr, I fu size. 510. Apt sn upright Iren,e' 137 lb apar Al SI(S) IPI hIrvIlS (o't07 I,% ,,,, f Srrinqj Autos for Sale H IL ENGRAVING KEN KERNS GARAGE xxxxxx SERVICE Complete Automotive Service A'p4al. Pla stics. Jewelry, I[P115 TRANSMISSION SERVICE 411 Beth Dr. Sanford, 372 5350 AutO . Stand & Clutch Specialists -_ 'Free puck up dt.lrt.rp 4. low-rig .n Sem Co a 1h maic.' a- 'S II1 S Santord Ave .37,' 3467 SEPIKAI1p( GLASS 4. PAINT co Used Farm [Quupnse,-rl a II tell f,sl 210Ma9ruoi,a Av and eas 9 a lis a Clrs I ,dl A d Call T 372 7611 or $31 --- Buy. tell, consign, appraise, or special Sales Out 04 anything of value. 1700 French Ave 373 7340 Sanford. Fla 343 7435 80 . Automotive .537 vii I' 53 )! 39Pl Aith 3 berm 'some (nuva pOnd n Airpsirl 191,0 S.,nford hiatlaw,,, Really, $31 iclrecTory Sanford Electric Company 2577 Park Drive, 372 1542 -, 4urct COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE III 4217 Zi!ll PULl thu P541 ______ F ull tiiC GE Appliances cruiser l70 model, 140 Plr5 on 210 OMC erigne Fully equipped, must sell $6 44 We buy furniture and misc Sell for 25 Pct Consignment Free PickupS Auction Saturday at 7 pm, Sanford 371 7270 -- -' Stamps.cclns Appes II' fiberglass boat. 35 hip engine Trailer, $550 May be sews at 7912 Park Court. Sanford Incomeand Investment Property * Sanford '1,212 CenTral Heat & Air Conditioning or fre, estimates, call Carl hi srr s it SEARS ri San'r 372 1711 17 1977 (Prrp%lpr 1969 ,75 hp electric Start with new trailer accessories Ph before 3377 13Cc alt er 6 323 0793 Lots and Acreage ______ - ________ ______ PIP-ICY WOODS BARN O rerd Mustang Convertble Sto air. power Itap, Very nice Orid'ti0's, 11300 firm 3730210 or 773 7449 STEP BUMPERS-S37.50 Air ConditlonMg Equipment 'ROOKy IELD. '71. setup Onhare wooded iQf, river r.gPrt, boat ramp. 3 berm . 61' m 17 Dealer 723 0330 - - - 1(11 TR 4, reel with black top an -nteqiOr P-4-w, Michelin red line racliats Luggage rack, 29,000 milci ('Ira clean 13950 Call Paul Fascella, 127 1451 Dealer 73 Chevy Pickup $ISOEQuity& Assume Pa w 332 711$ alter S -- M Boats & Marine ) truCk 711W. 25 CARPORT SALE Sa l &3sindy Drop leat coffer table, tppeartcq. 35 from projector, oat heater, 'Dccc?. flhi5 PlOthingOver 133 15.6 F Warren Ave . Lonqwoo,j. Ill _____________________________ _______________________________ SAVE OVER $1,000 , slTLiA"N'5"J1jKs jy ' * 1911 Play 1793 Open Sit £ sun VS 7970 - '64GMC WINDOW VAN NOTHING DOWN, TAKE OVER CALL CREDIT MANAGER, 723 6730 Garage-Rummage Sales ..k ON &IAIER 6 auth Cat's buyer to? used Articles.tur otore, etc HWY £6 ANTIQUES 377 Tt t OD S CARPENTRY - SHADE COVERED 9du&U HOMES Mobile Homes S700 American •coromy rn,d ti:C 1 or sedan, 1977 Matador excellent condition, 7 new lire-s, all eutris Sm Vieng Peg gas, 11mpg, sacrifice sale, NOW 373 3430 _______ Si Mobil, Home -Bank Repoi,ons lStOChQ(jte from 131 2373 Dealer . BASE PICKUP Noin.ng call Cred Manager 323 6730 take - ' 17 - 6. C1E1O I LGPC, WHEEL Wanted to Buy STEREO* 'A' For Sale ECONOMICAL Why not live in Sanford's finest established residential area? j $31 l Cselbeet-y sic: roe on corner 101 in older '('ion. Culls fireplace Grapefruit and orange trees Near church and 5ihol $71 900 Terms Moving? I4 _ 58 Bicycles Guru Business Location W 131's Street Building Bikes, Bikes, Bikes ,,, ,mnslime 122 9364 __ ______________________ All SiteS ano models, tO speros S -_ - sPeeds and standard 19 hci 'e SO aa.lablt. ,91 Firestone Storm Call Miscellaneous 527 0211 3 hedropn. I bath, large privacy rear yard ASSumption. 533.5.00 I bedrOom, )i, bath, large privac, rear yard Sssumable mortgage 'Pi down ouumeisl 'sri,. ' buy? * 1946 Volkswagen Bug. radio (SaP''-n hiuf runs good $79', Call Don a! 322 1451 Dealer -- - * 1943 VW Excellent condition Qt.cenl valve ,ob $793 Ph 372 307I Trucks and Trailers - TV-Radio-Stereo 9 0`710 old purtable dolor TV, 16 --. 17M Noreasonableoll,, refuSed _Plri $713179 - 19 To buy and sell gold or sllveq coins. contact us first We also buy bulk Silver count SEMINOLE COIN CENTER lO W tit 323 4357. ,S40 VERY NICE before 5(11, t.. used machines MOONEY APPLIANCES. 32.3 0491. Will purchase firtt or Second mortgages in any condition Southeastern Ac:eplan ce Cc, ratson,47$II7) NEWI'4OMES 16 ASSOC Inc REALTORS Ne., in area! Credit No P10194cm' Call 6-45 1122. Gary Gunter 1970 b'onda. 330. goad Condition, '.iidcfl daily to work, wIts extras 1330 Call before 17, 372 1159 - - 68 69 Two well located building loli, by Owner For appointment call 373 15 fiberglass FRANKLIN RAMSEUR - Feed __________ Acre Reatty, - ri Shplars $79 Motorcycle lnrance BLAIR AGENCY 3264 JIM DANDY FEEDS Direct from boxcar -. loweit whole sale prices guara nteed Open 1 am t 9 pm, 4 days GORM t.YS. 3m. eaStof S4nfoqdon Mat PR 323 4733 - Appliances BeautIful walnc.it c on sol e AM FM Slero With I track, tape record player Phychedelic lights $943 per mo or Ill? cash'. HALLMARK 641 1517 PCT. FINANCING . to _____ -______________ KENMORE WASHER, parts. Bedmm, I' i b4Ih, no qualifying $197 mo I pcI Acre Realty, REALTOR, 123 7730 117W First SI 337 $4.41 Pu0 down payment tO veterans Low dow-n FHA cr 95 pcI (on, tSew I & - - Must tell 321 $14 For parts Ph 44$ lt$ 57 bALL REALTY strorn -r'I'cinj' 7911 - ?dORTht(RP4 TIMOTHY HAY BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR SOLD DALE, $7 SO $93 TON GORMLY I PIY 14 SANFORD - - CORBEYT REAL ESTATE REALTOR DeBary 44 4$5 "1 4"I 53 'Sanford 5 Sales Leader" Your MuttipleListiisg Agency Local and National MIS REALTORS 754$ Path Or . -________________ Boocate Double bed. complete, living room chair. tangerine Both very oo condItion 3724361 after - NEAR I I SANFORD, very, up to date 3 berm beautiful me & grounds on b'j acres By ap pontment only evr Realty •73.4 [J] •" #_ il ~~2__ __ Spanish bedroom Set, Krohter, %unglp bed, rice mattress & srrnQS 7 clie%t with hufches, deSk & char, nightstand $350 Got clubs. 135 End table. $20 Large beige lined drape, $70 Pin ball mjiitsIn, *100 7 gold occasional ('sair-t, $33 each Phi 131 7991 Call 372 7195 5)73 mo l' pet REALTOR, 17) 1 berm 7 WN' rtr ___________________ LONGWOOD .4 2565 PARK DRIVE Fern l'ar I flrdror,, 1'-j baths. $1,750 down, EALTY CO. ? Cabinet , rt.po%5r59p11 S rig(.' best model, wlndt bobbin 0 rtaChne Fully automAtr P, ' ,iCe of 57$ tO pa,mt.rj, tiI 54 (all Crndt Dept SANFORD SEWING CENTER, 30? A East 1st St * Sanford 372 9111 Eves 169 1141 Inc. Call 322.2420 Anytime '2; NILOS Bakalla, 71 Hour Service 1304W FaIr&SiTT! WE TAKE TRADES - Ill) Volkswagen Super Beetle Sunmf, Teia yellow Withblu," I speed. 33000 mii,'s f.rellent condition and gas mileage 52.150 Call Pete If 372 14.31 Dealer Motorcycles 18 - GOLDEN TOUCH 'N SEW P.' 0r5% Howls. ACitt, flc,it .iu Mountain properly for Sate SIGI LAND R I AL TV 373 7)3 _____ - Aim,. "n u,cc'tc, llfl., (1 ~ ~~ N Rplto' rrc3ct Realtors fIS 73)3 1170 Maverick, 5)30 equity. l.sii' Over paymentS of $45 U Call g 3 61111 or 345 3972 after 4 AbirIctOnid. ,jn*aruled Ink cars hauled away Your cost. $10 Orndo, 7754191 anytime. Livestock And 67.A * Cars Removed Junk Poultry I'eijrm Dreil dining room suite T.'t>ie & I chairs. $173 Ph 37) P110 17 French Ait. Singer 11 _____________ 67 -- * * 47 MUSTANG PIOTHINGDOWy' T&KE OVER CALL CREDIT MANAGER 173 6730 -________ ____________ Tti, pdICOucp,-', AKC. J 3i3 - 'I Toyota, I Cyt , a i r, 1)195 Call Mr S'ck,e. 445 1172, Hotlpr CPue'wrciet _ Longw-ood Call Jo Ann Alderman DeLano 7360196 It!) Impala, custom coupe, loaded. 52. $93 4131177, Mr Mack r, biuller Chevrolet Frrd 390 V S mu r'r-. aI5 and Ices for half t.jn i or AIi automatic ff.,nrr 5', on for 17 Ford Ht.adu's eS 37) 34t-i DACHSHUNDS, AKC, females. black and tan, also rem, $30 em Animal Haven Grooming and Brding Kennets 377 3753. We must Srll at ';prnPndou. sacrifice, beautiful living rriorn ,furn,ture 441 5.173 after S Till We Succeed!" VERY LARGE ROOMSI bedroom, I bath plus car oPting Central heal & air YOUR S. STENSTROM INSTALLI'D call V9t5 Sys 14 ltd Househld Goods iiWe Don't Stop OCLAPIO Horne, hluSursr'SS .9011 'nietIment On Hwy ISA A icr, cc oloeq home 3 bedroom. 1 hath Beauty partor and Cement block building 30mb' Fully equ'ppr'd Lot Silt. lISili7 (',oryj income from beauty parlor 373 5774 [vs CALL i* 'trwa at Land 0 Lakes IS a "autlful 3 bdrm homp with 'P'dinggla doors 'eading to patio ','10054'sQ oolf course A large .*nrklng I.tp, 0 total (icc,' $29,500 Roberts & Gilman 830.5500 Realtors _________________________ Pets and Supplies oS CLEARANCE SALE Uvrrtriing Reduc from 10 t j V. l off for Quick Sale. Save at m, O'd Corral Western Shop P4*, ,C-I CGIJII 5? P101.11 3 ' Realty Callbart Real Estate $23,950 TO Hunt ("e-i -y '63 Super Sport with '43 )53 nngrw New transmission, air Cond 7012 ml per gal Call bet 176 373 311$ -- Auto Repairs Parts-AcceSsorIes 16 - For Sale Stop Urn!'' r •rr, '.cI, At7• I 7 -, 's rn i r.ruii L4t A'ari s I'llad On a canal to large ihuF .t45, 5443 Thit you mu-.t ,,. 'hen fall in lout. with Please r.,'u fl"rFur& McL ean A5% Inc A . 1170 Ford Torino. ,or . 10.000n One owner, S900 In 5216 alter pm 17 Volt Ai't,rie-5tI 93 REEL'S BODY SHOP 1109 Sanford Avenue 7571 Park n 3322111 REALTOR After hours 377 3991 332 *"4 - J2 'i " to I Jim Elmer Slup,L Ahi() hi.',,' ', s 3 tuedrCcim .s-h partially equipped kitchen, 11001 759h Si no floors, in good COnditiOn Price lust r educ ed 114.730 Could be a good investment -MAYFAIR Litlen to Ih,' 4 bedrooms. 7 baths, F for too room, qllili i 1 ~= double caolort ' VU iiLflFfl. . "l", tpdltr4l climate control, wood and Call t, carpeted Iloors. washer and dryer From L i'(fugi'd. r'df'tlent location, near WITH * 'o%p'tal. .111 for 137.100 arvi this "( ludCS a pool Reaip t fl.,. .11 3 & I BDRM, central H , mu rprt rvia i ?a pct. VA-FHA Financing St NLAND Plrrr't thAt 3 t,t'drOom 833.5548 to' only III SOOwtfmheat, ar. 323•7U OndiIiOn Kit(hCn equipped Have kept, Will sho*' A k MIscellaneous IT'S REALLY GREAT IN THE COUNTRY REALTY' REALTOR I ________ 41__________ Houses for Safe scars old Well mainto,nl.d Sep toda 9 ' (all Jerry Emerson ASSOC after brs • 3370 TAFFER"jEALTy' III Coachman, 7$' travel trailer FuIli set? contained Air cond. I owner ed 3 mos Travel or year fouric living Re-cit. h tCPi, all Contrcls 641 1374 or 373 1711. - DO YOU LIKE TREES? BROKERS The T,me Tested purm Ddys. 322617.3 P4iO4sts33741 831-8400 The Greler Mall Casselberry. FI HALL ST. JOHN'S ASSOC. INC REALTORS 323•6650 GENEVA GARDENS APARTMENTS 1303W billS St I bedrooms. 2 baths. convenier,t fthool%, shopping cenler Shag carpeting, drapes. d'thwatPsec, central heat A air Sparkling clean (X)l Move in today Chiitdr,'n .y'cr',,J 372 7010 ROOMS CARPET A t5 IrOC r corner lot haS Srr.sl I rdrm • 1', baths. central rica, .5011 ar, new carpet Only 1 3 bedroom, It bath. 1 years old Easy financing Will tr ade for lot 0' what have you A P Barker REALTOR 4526912 Orlando RANKLIN RAMSEU ADULTS OPIL'I' • toils (Out 001 17-97* Between Big Tie, Parki 1947 Ford Galauit 3-00.3 or. hardtop new paint, eseltwst tire's Pwrc Aar Only $493 SHELLEY 1)510 CARS. 700 Frencri Ave. 373 2-,- ':1,141,1 that needs plenty of help but s now livable $ 13,000 ' Y'4 Conventional 1&2 Bedroom Apts. Masonry Construction Central Heat & Air Pool & Clubhouse Laundry Facilities Shag Carpeting Kitchens Equipped 6 Months Lease ClaSSlfid ads find buy ers for *Pial rl)U waft to Sell Calf 32 7611 or 1319993 Plow''t ______________________________________ j Acres pl us small I bdronm home P1cc 3 bOrm - 2 bath Split pl4n Large paneled family roo'-r, Atjumt. 7(1(1 m oo $73 7(9 • ENA-VA iI,nrz,,pS Autos for Sale HOlidy Rambler, 1970 Vet1 clean with a, etc . Alumna frame 55000 Call after 617) 1419 1' ME, Ger , 90 iP-?l Dill Cijfla;s S. I dr * melalu blue, white v'nyf top, air, full power. $7195 Call Pete at 332 1451 Dealer _______ IMMACULATE 7 bctronm, I bath. family room, kitchen e0upp. fenc ed, shade & frut trees Nice area Low laces $1,500 7;14 % - APARTMENTS Apartments Rent Unfurnished Ui4' Campers I -' Pool Table taking up too much room? A Classified Adwiufind if 4 buyer RE Al TOP FINANCING REALTY 1 7~ ) ou' CLIFF JORDAN QUALITY IA 4 BEDROOM HOMES NATURAL SETTING Li BUY or Of Bills Travel Trailers UP AO I TI A I 29,300.37,500 P-li Ce I bedroom apartment, 4r, carpeted, kitchen equipped fscluttt. no pelt $103 373 77% CkX ,) i'A' FS J FUr 2SIIS FrtflChA Dayt 372 721; ,Ct 3 F>rd,m hti,n, ( .br I 401 4flQ%( corner Iv'tung. garage. many other lr turp See today and buy for only 323 300 It i- bolts lerr.fic home buy-s. (all Ph • :l. - 1120 FLORIDA AVE. west oIl? 97 betwean Fairway (D - • SPANISH BEAUTY • 1 ARMS 7p Pt4.fl - ' All makes sewing machuM repaIr clean. sited ladlusted en nla~ IJJI+, - I' by Art Sonsom See Orange Hills in Orange City MOTIVATED SELLERS today A n community ol 30 ii 'ub.In Cli.irt 3 Ifclfocnr Pti'tte br ick homes West oil? 92 on holly -4 Dr Our sign will direct you -tO mn pluS "j'ures including 'crernect galebo. and ten Austin Development tCuiatC yard. garage, lovtly land Corp * Altamonte Springs. i77$ 171$, sapnq, close in Rt.Ou(e-d to Sell Mr Bradford for only 571.303 1$ pm Payments cheaper than rent yJgTIL'JIJ,ILJ 3224411 . .~!~'Nl ~ b .irl 1 11 A GA UDI hi .5 r TrruIroorns •m' l's I r-u11rr P4 IS 0,i' 26211 t A C $ 173 SILl Or i, and tao bedrooms, some with , beamed ceilings and family room - - _All have new, fully equipped eleCtric kitchens Charming 31 Homes Rent Mobile residential area Adults 2013 - - - --------- - -----Sanford Ave & 3 Bedrooms CAMP SEMINOLE No alcoholic allowed b4 pets F' Call 322.2420 Anytime 140 Sanford Court Motel 3 now -T SIS SE Newly renovated. Color TV, will, carpet, a C. efficiencies & over ntei Day or ek. rat es 7431 Orlando Dr. Sanford 3733103 1311777 *%P11.1 TO_OE - cØ • THE PHANTOM * neorYgpfexaltsly NO pets. 3733410 from I to 7 30 p rm' Realty Shower __________________________________ NOTHING DOWN NO LONGER USED CAMPING One nice 4br,,7beth 123.900 GEAR IS IN DEMAND SELL IT And 3 bedroom, I bath. ______________________ NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD 111,930, with VA financing Lets ________________________ - see if you qualify 41 Houses for Sale 41 Houses for Sale OFFICE P. WAREHOUSE Zoned Industrial Ideal iocal-on Set he4t. fruit & S ha de trees, to, 1,0 ,141' $700 to use a n d rent I ; J?sooa ORANGE HILLS By owner 901 TI) 7313 T,ivares Tcrm OveIy 3 bedroom. 3 bath brick homt.5 for discriminating people t. Av f F b 0P4 t tot MOSS I E C. BATEMA N PifuI Setting Oak trees au OStFuP. 1h t.tilut of trorse d"Iqctfu,, F 1.2 6) Spacious homciilPi I REALTY INC Stemper Realty Take advantage of our opening 1601 S Hwy 17 97 REALTOR prIces, Only $76,900 and 7S00 Mallland,671090, Seminole Orange MLS 3771991 NOR I 1919$, French We invite your Comparison with ,mPI Fir 373 731 327 1494 377 other 'somes you have Considered I bedroom. furniShed, with carpet ___________________ and air, $110 per month KULP REALTY. 372 7335 -AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS NO PETS ____ 116W. lfld St ____ - Sten strom Square NOW LEASING,S suites finith9d in paneling, wall pipr and Carpet, heat and alt Condition, cover, walk. Corner Iocatio Elite ad dress, "73) N Country Club Road. LakeMary,rla .'$llSp,rmo A up on mInimum i yr , lease JOHNNY WALKER REAL ESTATE A CONSTRUCTION J7 37 " 110W AIRPORT BLVD SANFORD. FIA Male, congenial Share 3 bOnn mobile home TV, telephone, pool, maid. clubhouse. Social activities After 330-431 2746 7 / BUT I DON'T TAI jt ' / 4 ' t bath turn apf.$ISo )J I have 16~ / 515 uIm5iu,s I 717 3% 43 or Bedrooms pril' s SANFORD REALTY Ll11IL!L1ItLI1lPL't (kAAAfS .1.. * 12 A For Cash THE BORN LOSER Houses for Sal. Atlrciiy, 7 bedroom block t, by owner r- Or appointment, call 323 7720 or alter 6 p m call $ 71 7714 - Country Club Corp. clime in I bOrn' furnished apart ment Security deposit required Ph 377 7641 Carpeting - 41 * F I * Shag _________ Mart WaIkei 13 LACK Pool House j it •"'•' t.•; f - BEETLE BAILEY 1 * Washer- Dryer Swimming Rooms for Rent 29 Apply in Person 11.1 or 2.4 * Clothes Bring N10" 1 - FurniSht.d apartment. 115 Frt'ntiAve. $100 per mo, pluS ;s e'1t 327 6117 of 327 6330 - Magnolia ____________ 'IMMEDIATE INCOME" JO EITHER lrni$ht.dClr4n garage apt Call Orlando $31 1*01 Business Properly For Rent - I - __________________ 24 -Business Opportunities - 37 WELAKA APARTMENTS 111W * Range.Refrigerator Ads I 12 Park Avenue Mobile Park ________ 2S Park Drive. 372316l Disposal. Dishwasher - - Experience Preferred BLONDIE * Want _________________ Furnished * Furnished-Unfurnished TAX PREPARERS Hot meals Tender lOv• & car, tar P-Our child. Educational child care & kindergarten A ChId 5 World. 2*31 S. Sanford Ave 373 4.474 ____ M arch * ___________________________ FROM $169 323-7810 MA 10.7 Hours a dap.Sda p5 a week Auto dealership Must bt dependable. 377 US _____ Apartments Rent ____ - Two bedrooms, I bath. wall to wall Two bedroom duplex furnished apartment 1770 Orlando Drive. carpeting, drapes. c en tral heal Sanford and air Fully quipped with dish 373 washer Call Mrs Weatherby ____ £632 Can't put the car in me garage SrI, ______ needed IrmS with no rtatsfid ad in the Sanford LAKE MARY piraid C.l..ü.'.'4ui 441 t'v93t0 place yours bedroom unfurnithed $165 mo Efficiency apt $75 niC glady BroanPealty, 327 37)7 or 372 1161 SAN MO PARKS. Il) Bedroom ' Trailers £ ApIs 7 Adult parks. ; Family parkS ISIS Itwy. I? '2. Sand lewood Villas Sanford 373 1930, Day, Wk . Mo COOK e,p'cienc preferred. 015)51 be relia ble Call for ap ppintmen$ Cavalier Motel 373 Planning a garage sale1 Don-I SIlO forget to advertise it in the - __________________________ CfaStslied ads' Night Bartender Otto's Plotbrau klauS 73.44 Park Drive Tiny lOp lemale poodle, LOST black With grey streaks on forehead Lake iiltQi Inn area $100 REWARD 373 1036 or 373 The Sanford Herald Wednesday, March 6, 1974-! 1 B 11 ic Apartments Rent Unfurnished __ 32771 Dnn'I needs'" 5t.mve a useful purpose again alsen you sell them with a classilled ad from the Sanford Herald Call us today' Don't delay' Just dial "I 2611 or 6.31 9993 To place your ñ4nt ad Pay They Cost, * Club SECRETARY WANTED -- Desire competent, Ciperienced Secretary for full Imp ('Si ton Salary cOri rtSCnSuratr will. qu4liIi4liont Send resume and requiremen ts to P 0 80* 1795. Sanfor d, Florida F'. - - r. ~ _~~,~~ LOST Male Bo.cr si'r, l'r'autiful, 4 Wks o Lelt p.rd Wednesday a m - 1301 F 4th St and didn't rturfl REWARD Icr nttirrn,it n cjI)-ng to IS return Pb QuCSIi00% asked O-entr is young expectant mother, and it heartbroken 372 7775 or 3334934 by Heimdohj & Stoffcl 7) Don 't No 7EasI Ro.ø 1192 3J( Entrance) 377 71W Tam returns prpparpØ IS oo and - P tile Mary Pvbl'( Ac0rl 'sq 1411 127 III! or 323 1299 PAUL SLAT ER Professional Willpip r Hanger Licensed Residential Commercial Free Estimates Ph 37) M73 Wel Dr ig _______________________________ UICI( JOYCE WELL bQlLLj) " I- arid larger, pumpj Spf'tSkIers Water (ondufoners 372 £610 WELLS DRILL ED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and si:es We repa- and see, idC STINE MACHINE A SUPPLY CO �- --=-------- _________________ 12 B-The Sanford hera ld ________________ .-•----- •-----------' __ • ------ - March 6, 1974 0 VP,, S is -.J. t ixon Pro isesH isS worn Testimony N WASHINGTON AP) - Pre wors)d, besides making himself ideot Nixon has offered to give available for questions, Judiciary Committee if we are leas t limited cooperation, he to have any hope of resolving declared, "1 believe that that Although Nixon labeled his this matter." will serve the purpose." He ex. sworn testimony, in writing or "\ - I :T.sl, arm C MARCH VALU S SW EETE PUBLIX I I 716r POT C •) "- Publix r Cupr L. ,. ---------- whipped Topping 59 '4. •.. 69 Pl(1-.*SI DENT NIXON .'Speed impeachment' 89 o. as:' l.a. I,. I .4 •..,. Baby Limo Beans J c 4 - / - .9 ! ' - fl.,t*,I4v, a 16;F . -• v-. .• • IThien' I..... S...d,d - Miniature ,.Inrlmp Il fir, L','', _ ; 1,..,.,. I,I. . ': Smp ...... 51 •.d I. ' Liverwurst dr, But Not At WASHINGTON 1 API - jumped by a seasonally adjust. month period but '11j'II1I -• ' 89 k 0.4.,,.., Genoa Salami S.'p -ll,...,d Dpi.,.... Lmnn rrunrk Din ------ 75c Awl •' ----- ------- flOc -- áIi't44rár . 49' . . . . . . . . q.',' SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN GOVT. INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN (1F SALE /: .•-. - . Old l.,h.aa.d SIpI. iuiiiiu,uiui47 A.a. Potato Salad , ls - P.,,•. $.,Ig. Prevai 1' ••••••••••• Cole Slaw ...u..'.... P...... pro ton I.i..l.,. . $1" . . . . . . .•• Pstsi Key Club Steaks Chuck Steaks * AI•p A lI..f sib 5l..1 $..11 4.4 ..1cl.bs,.,IS..bI $1 . . . . . . . . . . • • • • • • • Pot Roast lb . . • . . . . • • • • • • $...lg,P,*I,mSiaiIiii Imperial Roast . . . • • • • • Short . Ribs • • • • • • 991 4 liii Cb..h 9" I..4C1.thSh..$d..I..,$S...4..S. 99 SiI PI.• $hi,g I,b,l lb $... I A N,.igll.9 99c 4.-. 1." Prune Juice ........... CsIsS.p, U...I.d 4, Ii.., 'I... .' 59 1•) Sales Ove rslept I...l... 5.b4 0.4 ocirls M..t also .•''i• 3.1 '' C.p.l..d, floovett.1 5l,,.4 89' I ,., M.aw.ii Nss.s. or, •••l•jar .. ., L...... or a.., , ts tA livi•v 0g,,derters, (I Unscented s '0• ' ____ ____ smossams. f;_A JWG 1.,l. £44,..., Plot $119 ............. Margarine ............. IIIy.( ...4 H am Patties '" . . . . . . . . . . Smoked Daisies, ....... 54• P•*.e 5... oil Sliced Bologna..... 65' TV' 1.4. II.. .. Old Jar 14.00 p1,. $O$ Cheese 1-.. ...,.,•.,.., 8,010 . 0,.I. 01... $ P,..l. P,...•1. Jar Cheese ............. ••, S.., ,.. Cottage Cheese ........ ; is . . . . . . . . as . . . . l$.&S. I.,. I..dy.s.-..t Chive Cottage Cheese Smoked Mullet 43' L ..... mNX 49 Tomato Juice French Onion Dip ........., 39{ !.iy I...... Trout Fillets............ ''1°' Longhorn Cheese ------- 10.-OIl 1.4.1 s.pea I.-., I ll ,., - 4,-Oil .. 1. 2100 C,.. I.,.*.r p l.h..N.d Hair Spray I Up 0. '' . . . . .. . ••.. 39 ca - Cepacol Mouthwash.. 'I 79 ' bee . . . . . . • 39' 576 . . t 43' 0 bet 436 got . 'be'#' 49c .5 ,. s ,l . ,•, i.. .. w.. i Orts-sams $1 A 1 01 111 - 2 :: 53 ElWGreenStamps . . . . . . . . . Stamps r al Kraft Dressing I.,' I.--(.l Italian Dressing . 9 a 0 0 0 Sugar . __ ............ k.I K.. CbwIi S..f D.9 sets Is.-Col V,,uh ., 1000-1,l..d ¼ Dr. Popper 8 '60' 93'L Evercarsig g$g.Ø$$ ' Zest Beauty Bar "-st£1141 . . . . . . . . . Stup,.. Mail Pods I 3's,. ph9. ;-T- SAVI 35.. $ PWftPd&t1at Clam Chowder J.*p Honey Tangerines l,.,b ..... SAVI ::: 69 ,b - C4.,.. $.... 5..4 SAY, 304 S..l' . . ...... 2 . 29' I$0.1,. I0.4I8 ..tb Zucchini Squash j P"3311 33' .... 2 Sell Poppers ......... 2 h ... 1*51 $ D.I,i..,, 25' ,25' 1 • .gjp.- .............. Tasty Tomatoes p,.fs*i Ips I.Id4 ' ' • Fvo$,n . •'•' . . . . . ;:: 39 . . . . . . . . . . . . °; '°" ....... pk 6.14 Tot ley Tea Bags ...... 89' tIO14 P.d Cab. Ii ii. I,•.., , L1s4• 1 ' across, I) , where shopping iso pleosure SAN FORD PLAZA Hwy. 17.92 and Airport Blvd., Sanford I II$5 N•. Most Mviii,...,, Sp Marin ate $p.h.tsl 1.45 15.0*. iii, S blix CLOSED SUNDAY SEMINOLE PLAZA Hwy. 1792, Ibe _ 1i'4111141111k 00164 Dip IIII-ollI. cup - - ' . I *114t • .•,w 4 iSIrrie9St3mps rIlLa 000-01111I ...,) ii,. . rr ___ _______________________________________________________________________ ________ _____ ____ _.-; __ ___ ____ ________ _________________________________________ li - J:,'h. 1. ___ - _______ ' __________ ____________________ _____ _ _________________________________________ __________ - SCHOOL BOARD S OPENS CONSTRUCTION BIDS ' ... County to get three new schools for $4,897,000 (Herald Photo by Mark Weintz ) Advertising Director For Seminole Man Walter A. Giclow, editor and 16-M onth L - u n c h' En ds By CHRIS NF.I,SON Herald Staff Writer The Seminole County School The high school zones Board Wednesday finished es- established Feb. 13, pending tablishing school zones for the further consideration, were re3974-75 academic year and adopted Wednesday when the accepted the bid for cOnstruc- board agreed to establish lAke lion of three new schools at a Howell High School In an aftercost of $4,7,QOO. noon session at Oviedo High. Gulf Construction Inc. was Maps showing the school awarded the contract as the low zones will be on cu-splay shortly bidder to build Winter Springs in each respective school, Elementary and Lake Howell Layer said. High Schools, and an addition to Jackson Heights School. School Supt. William P. Layer said, "It usually takes about three weeks to sign the contracts and construction of the schools will start shortly after that is completed." Winter Springs Elementary will be located on SR 434 just west of Carter Avenue and is scheduled to be completed in nine months, Layer said. The capacity of the school will be about 750 students, Layer adtied. computer listing suspects and slipping back into obscurity. Lake Howell High will be other wanted persons, and located on Dodd Road two miles In the last week of February which is available to national Florida highway patrolman west Of Tuskawilla Road and --• A former Seminole County authorities, stopped a car near Orlando, will house 1,750 students, Layer •, man who took a 16-month In 1973, Pfiel surfaced in While a routine driver's license said. The school should be eoai. "lunch break" from his 1972 Atlanta long enough for police check produced nothing, the pleted within 18 months of the drug possession and sale trial to notify Galloway, before patrolman noticed another signing If the contract, Layer ran afoul ofacomnputer late last said. piece of identifica tion with the month and now faces additional dinatlon of color magazine name Douglas Niel. The Jackson Heights Middle series of articles on the charges in a new trial Weather Into the computer went the School will house an additional proposals. Today's article on supplements and responsibility scheduled for April fl. Yesterday's high 85 low this name, out came a 'hit," and 1,000 students and should take a page 7-A deals with the south for national advertising emanating from the Long year to construct, Layer said. Seminole branch courthouse Douglas Pfiel, 28. currently of morning 52. Mostly sunny and back into legal hot water went 1709 Waukla Road, Orlando, continued warm today and Phd. Walter league, board conbuilding. Future articles will Island area. lie was previously cover the agriculture center, responsibiefor automobile, real was in the second day of his Friday. Afternoon highs in the piiel, formerly of Magnolia sultant for business and third floor for the Sanford estate and home Improvement September, 3972 felony, trial low mid 8i. Low tonight Avenue and Onora Road, in finance, said 54,897,0)) was less advertising. from the mid 50s to the low 60s. than he had expected. courthouse judicial loving and a before Seminole Circuit Court northern Semmole Count Before joining The Times, Unseasonably warm weather The cost and availability of central county security cornMAIllE\' Judge tkmunick Salfi when Ie clung to much of the nation being held without bond in building Markey had been employed for materials has been plex i jail). several years by The New York agencies of Benton and Bowles judge,for court staff and jury today, but the warm teiii- county Jail on a variety of drug problem and for this reason we recessed lunch peratures were under rain and charges from 1972 - plus a new anticipated hightr bids, Teague World, Telegram and Sun for and Batten, Barton, Durstein Salli, the Jury, and Seminole log in the North and clear skies felony charge of failure to said. several years in school and real and Osborne. appear. check of Sanford estate advertising, and The A random Markey, 41, and his wile, Sheriff's ('apt. J. 0. "Slim" in the South Joe Pabelchak, school board service stations late Wed- Brooklyn Eagle as assistant Patricia, have two sons, Robert Galloway reappeared at the Temperatures before dawn He pleaded innocent to the architectural consultant, said nesday afternoon indicated that production manager. II, 13, and Brian, 10, and a appointed how - but not Pfd. ranged from 75 at Fort charges at his arraignment there has been a 30 per cent 7 of 22 locations had a "flag" Galloway immediately Lauderdale to -3 at Cut Bank, Monday before Judge A. J. increase in constructien costs For the past four years daughter, Patricia, 8. !t4rs. flying. [tell for 6ut-of-gas; yellow for emergency vehicles municalions counsel for join him when the sale of their and the green banner indicating (fl(Pfl(liIe Iimg Island Public Ness York home is coniplete. a plentiful supply (If gas. School System. lie is a Ile is presently staying with Were yc*i surprised to find the published writer and his wife's parents, Mr. and Mrs. (If any waiting lines7 photographer in the education Herbert Lange of Deltona, absence --Alai Al 'I" • No. I don't feel that the field and has seed as a con,_ Mackey said, "I am(I 0 1 volt vary system of "odd. sultant to advertismg -'U ' even had as itsuch to do with It ' agencies and private cotssith the staff. I am looking -r' .tsthciiiotoristsdoin a double- porations. forward to a long and suc________ take at the newly hiked prices lie was educated at cesaful relationship with The As a matter of fact, some University of Rhode Island, Herald.'' __________________ ____________________________ motorists were pulling away New York City Community _______________________________ ________ As advertising director. from the pumps in a aorta College and Fairleigh Markey will be In charge of all "mini-protest" Dickinson University. Early in advertising and will report to - • _l,, ill i,a, Quite(rankly, if they want to his career he was employed at Associate Publisher Wayne doawaywtththehinesentirely, the New York advertising Doyle. open the stations on Sundays again. Not to mention abolishing those silly three or four hour limited sales Areadeaths 2A Entertainment periods...and then closing. Bridge 7B Iloro.wope The Altamonte Elementary School building 6B coll1l)letion by Selvniber 1974. Plans call for the -Calendar SA Hospital notes SA will move soon front its present site on SR 431 to building to be rut into 7 freces and revonClassifledads .10-hA Public notices - 6A,78 a new site on the Longwood-Markham Road at neeted at the new site, The buildings will be Camics 78 S i ty - -, 44B tile north entrance to the Vlands, it was Wliosi,ever exultetli hiiiiself completely renovated with air conditioning, Crossword puzzle - 78 Sports ---- .-. 8-lOA announced today by George E. Saunders, abashed; and 1w that taIl 1w ---- 68 carpeting, and additional lighting to Dear Abby State •-president of Building Movers Inc. Moving will I,ui 1jctIi hijiisclf shall be ex. Dr. Crane .68 Stocks stalled. This is, according to Saunders, largest -7A 4lted. commence April 1. The job is scheduled for Editorial comment 4 building moved in Southeast United States - - - 4WGreenStamps .•0 D rncrkes t .',-' l ______ • - - ' , I / INDEX - .. oc e -•---- ________ er" __ gPa, . 29 __- _T.k IVIUU LUII ___ __ .". W.It.,.,,i, K.sk., Dill ,ibI.s " 4, ____________________________ 0GreenStamps 29' ':;' 99' . . ...... - ,,•, -------------------------------- Sandwich Bags $4u•...I.4s' - ' ----- 1654 5. 01.4 4.' 1.1.4. •. U '' ' 1.. 4 1114. ,.,,3 " $1 Big John's Dinners 0 •,s q.t 4.- 1.!.d, Ftres% Cucumbers '•• *.a I Mini Pads ........ 89' I.Iiiis ()si. sisi I00.It. phg a.'.. l..l II.. (4.114., spogisoriv, S.,I N..dI. O 5p...8 •.. I,.d., 5.4....., - ' ... ids Given a PP 011ip ID, 99' Fresh Mushrooms. .. W Gr'e' e n"S"t a m ps :::.------ Vienna Sausage $...d W,i$... Crisp Carrots top D.pI,• S'pl, 'k" SAVI IS.. C.,,..i... Il...I.. P..11 -- lb v 339 Fresh Broccoli......... .49' 5.,. IS. 3 . . . . . . . • Pampers Diapers 1..d•. •l..'d. uoieeans 5g... Choose Dressing N0. l5Is0d B to .............................. - •' Blue ___ ____________ R.Markey Appointed t CLOG' 'I ggI, .. 4 - -. ...I . _______ _______ WI _________ publisher of The Sanford Herald, announced today the appointment of Robert C. Markeyasadvcrtl.sing director. It) John A. Spolski Formerly employed at The We've received many calls New York Times in Nt-w York from citizens asking details of City, he served in various the four projects proposed on executive advertising Tuesday's countywide bond capacities for the past 13 years. Ills most recent responsibilities issue referendum. Starting at The Times included c -. today the Herald is publishing a - ee•Oeeefle.eefl.e. C * PU A 91 .4 5.l.,..I Ivory Liquid . Old M,l.,ivkts Beer 6 &J" Dqt. SAVI ISi. $I.b.Ip •.4.•411a9 S.., ........ " W..d,. ci.,, 10-I,. 59' . '_ P!.' 0.0- . word O.4 - Ior Sc!, cols, ______ JWGreenStamps 5.1...4... I...l.t, . _____________ ii _________ 49' _ F I-I P S h ooti n g ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) - A searching for him," a patrol rests, the men Juinpeti hun, seaechwas underway today for spokesman said. -. took his gun, shot out the tires *hI..1 ..,i ... ..... romice captured R. Kenneth on his patrol car and six -I en part in a roadblock gunfight Neyland, 34, of Miami, and used away, that left two Florida Highway dogs and helicopters to track The fugitives were fleeing in Patrolmen injured, authorities down Pete Rosen, age and the stolen car at speeds of up to said. address unknown, 100 miles an hour on the Florida Officers said two men, of "Rosen had been shot in the Turnpike when their vehicle them wounded, were captured back but we don't know when," crashed through a border fence Wednesday and the third au-s. a patrol spokesman said. Rosen at a roadblock near the Canoe pect was still being sought. was reported in lair condition Creek Service Plaza. "We first thought there were today at an Orlando hospital. The men then fired a shotgun only two fugitives but another 'fli, men were stopped by a blast at patrol officers manning person was seen running with a trooper earlier Wednesday on a rifle thr ough woods near the routine speeding violation when the roadblock and fled on foot. turnpike and we went out a check of the license plate reTrooper Dave Even was hit vested that the car had been in the head by shotgun pelle ts JL0 stolen In Miami. When the and patrol radio operator David troopertriedtomaketheat-Alters was hurt byflyingglass. 11 ib ' • ._ ...... 531 - ---- Cinnamon Rolls ........3 Beef, Ham, Turkey, 1..l.-.d t000cl# _____ 1044 at. T,.-5S...d $..4.d I..., 39, ;: English Muffins ......... 79 I t.. P,..... I..,I. Chicken as $041 IS. P.,b.,,I n ______ _______ ______ 151.Olf tub.) popleda"t T..ihp..t. 7-.s. Iwh. Pbe 95 ,••,••, P.0.4.., ?i.T..., 116494 P•i.. ......4 . P rown'NSorve Beef Liver 2 P LIPId hlvu D, y a one Instant Coffee *s.'. S...,. P,.èv ) ..-,".'.,.•-", 61' 52 14 A P Sought -- _ IJIII]4wGreenSfamps ______ __ 4~ 't - 79 pb,. lii,P...... - 4 fIJI]4wreenstamps rell Phil Cooked Ham .. . . • • • • U letwow Si.,p Wb•t K., Wit Bag Sausage. ........ .1" 5.1. , " 351 : (On 1°•' SiIt • I.-.. • . . • I 191 100 ft. roll '• Suspect ..... ______ ______ owe _ 2 3rd 9 1 lec a., ".'• •" A!AØ Ps.., SweeloCreeklubsi 791 for . . . . . still below consumers will be seeing many per cent inflation mate at this Wholesale prices took another ed 1.2 per cent last month, the record levels. the rises at the retail level in key level. big leap forward in February smallest advance in four The February Increase lifted the weeks ahead, but the increase (cli short of months but a highly in. the The bureau said that price inWholesale Price Index to About 70 per cent of the Feb. soaring rates of previous flationary rate ne ver th eless. l2.7ofthC1967average,mean. ruary increase was traced to creases of industrial cornmonths, the government said The increase pushed whole. lug that it cost $152.70 to buy the price increases for fuel, pri- modUles, regarded as one of the tOday, sale prices2O.3 per cent higher same volume of wholesale manly gasoline and residual most sensitive gauges of m. i ne uureau of iaoor I5U3- than a year earlier, an eztraor. goods that $100 purchased in fuels; metals, farm products nanon in me economy, rose by Ucs said that wholesale prim tlinarily sharp rise for any 12- 1%? The increase means that and processed foods and a seasonally adjusted 1.3 per cent, with prices of metals and In January, wholesale prices i the way. re by 3.1 per cent, the second highest monthly increase on Wholesale prices of farm record, products, processed foods and Ifholesale prices went up at feeth rose seventh-tenths of one February's rate for an entire per cent compared with a steep ear, it would mean a sharp 34.4 5I per cent iriJanuary. d •..h ____ '2" Lykes Wieners ........ •85 C..,pp l..*4 Zesta Saltines SmokedHamo......... $.1414 Oreo Cremes .......... It•i"\ SONTI 89 ' " .' £,.., $g., M,.(,,,, I.sb. S...t... 3.1.I1A. .v.I . ... 0.... 0'..' I..d.. w . FOOD WRAP E. 69, - - -- Whole Apricots ........2 $0t 66th Year, No. 169 GLAD WRAP 0... lease S...l,..l Sweet Peas ............. ... 29 PL . SSI••II b.,h.l no we 5' •t Tuey Roast . 4 Imperia l s... ....,. SAvg I . '•ii Ip. liseg. Dog Food ............. ......... Thursday, March 7, 1974-Sanford, Florida 32771 Price 10 Cents P 49( '' 01 04 5..th.,. 0 Fried Chicken .,i Cb..b $1.4. 5..') lb • Ground Beef with H.V.P. pbg 49' . . . . . . . • • • I. . . Sandwich. I,.dp.ls.Ieb,-.,I 1 Provisions Woffs Mediated Vegetable Protests Sliced Bacon 4011 t.,, Cuban CI.II S).d t..i I.,lge P,..,l.. Pc•te. eef . Bar.B.Qued Frycrs lb I•.sl•gi English Cut Roast B . D.I,,,.., I.,,b-M.d. lb P,,,,... $•.,-Ia S,,tg•, P,i.,w ......... ' . Baked Beans i...a P.,.... M,.gp SI, . aJ J'J, l.,lp Top Round Steak Pqp,,w ........ I Z•'p l,.,h-M.d. Sirloin Steak S.a4's . . . .No comment RatesOf Past Months 1140 to ,• REP. RODI~;() lob ....... V T4_ last, or 11 Wholesale Prices Go Forward ii' 79 Dressed Smelt .......... .•, P!,n, - I to _ '::' •....- speed the House impeachment hedged at promising to provide N.J., wouldn't comment. But ting the committee go to the Wednesday, the Senate "vetoed "taxation without repre. inquiry. But some congresslon. other evidence the panel might Rcp. flohert McCiury, fl4,, Wlu p ,,,i longer gas lines and vetoed na- sentation"for .u36foppos. ... al Republicans questioned seek. And he said II would be said of a formal letter from it on a F ishing expedition" tionwide rationing." ing views. whether he would be open Improper for him to submit to Nixon lawyer James D. St. Continuating Watergate -Speaking perhaps a bit less The President appeared to enough. CT'osS-ezasnlnatlon. Clair, responding shortly before Inquiries dominated the 39- positively than in the recent break some new ground in diiNixon told a television-radio Rep. John Rhodes of Arizona, the news conference to a corn. minute session with newsmen, past, he said, "The best advice I cussing his taped March 21, news conference Wednesday the House Republican leader, mittee request for data: Nixon's second in nine days. can get is that there will not be 1972, meeting with ousted coun. night he will surrender to the said it appears Nixon "has op. "1 don't think it's sausfac. But the seemingly relaxed a recession in 1974." sel John W. Dean III and for. House Judiciary Committee all ted for disclosure and coopera. tory. It doesn't appear to be re- President dealt with these other -Nixon opposes public fi- mer sta ff chief H.R. Haldeman. tapes and documents made lion." But he said "every rele. sponsive." major topics: nancing of federal election Dean has testified that Nixon available earlier to Watergate vant fact and piece of evidence When Nixon outlined at the -it would "not serve a useful campaigm. an Idea with strong was informed then that it might special prosecutor Leon Ja. simply must be furnished Iii the news co nference his offer of at purpose at this time" to discuss congressional sup rt, po because iCoid'd On Pate IA CotS) ' ...... -......... --" 4 89 go.., Blueberry Waffles ...... $ - taø • %.t.gb.., TVDintier, •.....'- WE ACCEPT( I U.S. D. A. / \ FOOD STAMPS! ) wow pill . - \ peg ried Clams .5, (/- (41 FOYA F"d '" • prospects for a lifting of the he regards individual giving as Arab oil embargo. a healthy thing arid because use -In upholding his veto of of tax dollars to finance one __________ - MONUMENTAL MOVING JOB AHEAD Perez Loses In Miami MIAMI- Sanford boxer Rick Perez lost a split decistoo Wednesday night at the Miami .AU Golden Gloves chain. pionships for novices to Homestead Air Force Base southpaw Mark Falieroni In a three-round slug fat. However, two local boxers, Alan Dalton and Jimmy Clay took knock-outs wins to advance in the tourney. Clay whose brother Darrell fights tonight, scored a K() in 1:05 of the First round, and Dalton got his in the second round. The boxers. meinNlrs of the (h-1.n.$n tsvi) Trtntig Center KoxingClub,mayearnashotat the national golden gloves ti by winning the championship in Miami. 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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 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 06, 1974; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/7bdf16df0cd3fe563fbefa4de20a4ee2.pdf 3862e83fca4cf0af492a6ab37507f64b PDF Text Text Monda y, April 68—The Sanford Herald Don 't Be j974 Fool. 41 Houses for par" 41 Be Wise woaied t'c1roor area Lot leIa3 18 E'clu'.,vi.-- hT'" CountrbCiuMaoo,, ORMc,Nn BY HE SEA W'droom'., Florida room, almost Summer "tm,' ni'.j turnisflyØ rw* r oo f, (rpeI, kitchen egup I 'leorOOn, I batt, family '-d, A C unit, fenced back room 14211 's' living room Ii. 17' freshly painted OutSide Goon Convenient to condition, SI&SX Chopp,ng, C1'VrCISC'.. Ill 000 E'(ltj'.iyt' Count,, C lub Manor ) bedrciorn'., I', oaths. Some Carpel. ICASSE LBIERRY - Laketron, or Ca'n M l ake,, Immaculate kitchen equippeo. e'tra kitchen and Cozy .n5,Ø and out 3 btdroornt, 2 abneti. large fenced back card family Owns, will paint home inside tauc'., Paneled room. 7 car aria uarage. wOrk'.høp 537 OQ Out 511.000 ilr,itt 4rns, lode I drrs ois 73)) TAKE f.M for 129.300 Late Mary, W.nter Springs & Deritona Up toes "ct financing Eligible Vetqan'. dn All ctn?ri & A Aall Aali carpeting MOSSIE BATEMAN '524 Park Dr, 333 7111 t:: 92,1 I BROkER, 333 7e4) After hr'. 32.3eeI 17?'06i1 cr'droorn, I' garage, 57y wn Sit) mo •' PCI Acre R('IIty. REALTOR. 32) 7750 r "9w, 7 bedroom, family roOn, 'then eQuipped. arpet, $I7,5 Ii,, 333 LONGW000 _______ S,irbord no Qualifying, I A TOUCH OF ELEGANCE SlTSOdown .5197 mo lpct Acre Realty. REALTOR, 3737750 1 Ta'.,,f9 decorat ed w,th beAut,tui I carpet.a nd *aIlpa S"'ail lake home, aPprimatep Th$) bed Country 4tmp4,,, arid yet '. convenient to 17 97 and i i CORBETT REAL ESTATE REALTOR ' Ora, 6 66 ""''.' i Screened parch.,ON14', The price 'S Cnl9 5,3,900 A'.; ,o SPr.rl er,t ossoc OPPOrtunity to assume low 'nt,re'.tI SANFORD folan 3bedr000m.1i bath. 7 year'. old Nice Cond ition. $70.Ce No VA ASSIJMP1' COko IIifylng ION.7% SPIC'Out Neat Fct.onal 5 f5 _____________________ - _i _____________ Miscellaneous Si •r F If A(( , Equipment for Rent Low maintenanc, brick horn, *ith all electric cot, fort Pretty shag carpet, and custom For sale by Owner 3 bdrm. I bath. drapes stay on the bay wn '.''.ir, '- 19 Ike n '. is? Si Ii SI t 7501 I , seu on'.r, •,pp,,, '. ,, '.pvt'ae sales O ut at anything t-I I r " i,sM liSt It you can't Pick up call us We handle C hannel Master ant,nnafor UHF, and VII : buat 1sru At, Coriditioner,$.53773,J -- - 3?) 17)1 i, ,,, Nr'.ery & Ord Frrn, SR 419 chauze,- miniature nle pompr ,,qan wntn you sell them Cdli 32) 4921 , 3 _____________ Aith , cl,hSsf ed ,d from lIt, Sanford Herald Call us todAy! Don't delay! Just dial 372 7611 or 131 3 To place your l Cost want ad ________________________________ $SPECIAL Andboarding WIh lyer Professional Ph 323 3lor 173 3949 — 1977 Toyota Mark If. I dr tedi automatic, air, ritra warp $7695 Call Don at 337 list Dealer. _________ _________ SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE 2311 W 1st SI SANFORD REC VEE 5vç ________ 2311W l'.t St 373 1711 373 lilt 80____________ Autos - o Ford Campeq.$250clth or $100. S leatherett, interior. ue. $693 Call Don at 377 1631 Dealer radio, Bahama and assume payment'., Wjtern Tack-- St etson Hate--Tony Lome tells l handbags Now at - 3330042 equipped with mfg's guarantee Outstanding condition & a bargain 3772453. The Equestrian. $2 W. Orck.d*ay, Livestock And Poultry 1970 Volkswagen, 30.000 miles, like 'IICHEVY DRAGSTER Nothingdowfltakeove. CalIcred I manager 3734330 $1130 Ph 3334474 fORD ECONOLIIIE WINDOW VAN Nothingdo,tak,0r Callcr ed I manager 3734330 VOLKSWAGEN ______________________ _______________________ NOTHING DOWN, TAKE OVER __________ CALL CREDIT MANAGER. 37) -4730 Junk Cars Removed - AUCTIONEER NEEDS Boats & Marine steering & brake;, goon m ec hanical Conditi on , $1195 Ca Equipment Good clean Saleable items for 4bahooncd, unwanted i.mk cars Dl] Volkswagen Campmof,it,, with hauled away, Your cost, sto, poptop.acamp.r';drea m White, Orlando, 793 4191 anytime one flf A __________________________ at $s2 50 Call __________________________ I P..I -, ICi PIl FaselIa, 1121651 l.iu. II" light. II a3ls7e - . Tuesday, April 2, 1974—Sanford, Florida -' Deal, .----*S'fSli, Fida, .-- .... I n . AU,4,rwloll 90 Ford F,cI- Tnri or I'.. "Twi - -. Friday rear high eap.'. pliances, and Other t'trm Price ASSume., firer, small v a engine, IllS 32'7 7 pct -'------.--'---.,, ROBSON MARINE loan Dresser with mirror, SIOO. Stereo, Price 5.34.700 126.300 Call 571 2)3.. 724 2927 Hwy Ii 97 - 'nu!urycles SEMINOLE COUNTY Connie RuSSell. At'. $25. Port a Crib. 110, Fluorekent Call anytIme, 323 IOi 321 061 - , De Lamp. $10. Deacon style toy AUCTION Mof0rCyl, tnjurance 970 Ford Country Sedan, air con chest, ill. Small toast(royen $20 Calibart Real Estate '43 Chryslei. I dr. hardtop A t l$Uuci tsIuiiiiia 81 AIR AGENCY Roberts Gilman difloy'.d. power steering & brakes, Ui' Deep Vee, needh little work 373 --372 71417 after 530 condition Auto, air, p S 21 Hour Service l-irst $30 fakes rIdo. c.lra ClCar,, 1995 Call Don WePyAttt'q 5110 . p b 53 Each Auction 3337)93 or 37) 830-5500 tirni Call 377 1170 Popp, .372 1631 Dealer Cal! 322 7494 Inc Realtors Longwood Private party wanls IC buy all .MAITLANO FLEA MART tymniture lamps, QIa'.ewar, BVtr , be 2 bath, CB carpet'., I Hwy I? 67 Open Sat & Sun 93 93 HP Johnson OB motor, run less —1941 .. drapes, built-In;. a-c Large 1? than SO haurs $250 $34 $749 after errors, mit( 3779163 Mobile Homes 6 family, laundry, Storage & work rooms, F9nced, fruit trte, many Motile Home Bank k,pov,essporn. i CASH 377 1)37 k i uvOuS - - ' ......_ Household for used furniture. appliances, cit Cut de sac Cone to s to choose from III 2323 Dealer — 58 Bicycles ?C%Jl'., etc Buy I or tool item'. schools etc 137.540 Ph 323 7119 Wrought metal porcn furniture — RETIREES DREAM- Repo 19T3 U jrr " Mart 213 Sanford Avg Chaise, Ottoman,) chairs, antique Bikes, Bikes, juri5 -- HAPPY ANNIVERSARY Pt VIllager, 2 bdrm set on green finish, loam cuShion'.. One year old. id getting better lasefrontlol, Take Over payments. All tapestry coveredValue ano modetS. to ORIENTAL RUGS WAPITU bedroom, 7 bath, with all the or pay off balance Ph 323 0330 s cdi and standari bikei ._ TODricepaid,uj,an,c,,ion CaSh $100 3373321 or 3331411 trmrnlrQs Corner lot Oeet,t ava a e a 5oi' es p ' Store Call — 1126 Winter Park 3220714 1959 Glider set up in park in Fern '4) Mercury Monterey ' — ----------_— I SANFORD REALTY I Park Cal for .'. Callanytim, * * Singer * * 62 Lawn and Garden 7S15 Fre,'.p, — 313 1706 GREGORY MOBILE HOMES ,OLDEN TOUCH 'N SEW I Days fl 7I2 300 French Ave Sanford FEED SEED FERTILIZER 169 Stamps-Coins 3735700 C. OCR In sewing Cabriet. repossessed I .'t' (, ,"antr4' 1Ow'.t Pr 'CC'. NEIGHBORHOOD.- 3 — r"eilroom, lP bath, cement b4ok, Singers bell mode:, winds bobbin BUY DIRECT FROM 8OXCR T buy and l#ti gold or sflveq mmI ( 14 , Sanford 373 in machut, Fully automatic Pay 1a'ge corner tot Sates price, 13 contact us first We also buy bulk SIt 640 FHA or assume $. per — Lots and Acreage — - hdIJnCP Of $24 or 10 payment'. of ' Silver (On'. SEMINOLE COIN Air Condi$onlig :___,_-____ Home Improvements SI Call Credit Dept cent mortgage. SANFORD Cf.PITfR, 109W lit 12)1357 CASSELItERRY_ Canal front 10110 Pet C;e 63 C Machineryid',1, en tral Pleat & AIr ______ __ SEWING CENTER. JO? A East Conditioning Lake Tony $4000 Franklin Interior and ecterior painting For ee estimates. fr tt SI. Santoi'ci 3729411, Eves $46TRAILER ON '. ACRE-Close to call Carl Ramseur Asloc Inc REALTOR — carpentry, electric, Dog training In your home Al. Auction i, Three Case 600 Octet Bulldozer'.. Ceram tile' Harris, t SEARS I.'. Sanford 333 Lake Jessi.ip, 2 bedrooms, ii, III S Breed Dog Training Academy Dlaster. OC and all masonary' 1)500 each Two 02 Cats, 1771 batti'., completely furnished Hont tree • Call for fri, !tIIUItIOn AUCTION ('aCt' ettimatet Phone Mechanically very SL1iVO 373 Pa' Only $&OCO, balance Qood 5? 0791 GENEVA Appliances condition 6615039 or Write P0 PET REST INN by ownlc. Sales price $17,400 VERY FRIDAY AIR CONDITIONING I acre, frailer, ox, $4300 5500 Maloof appliances Recondit,on,,j I' Boa 332 Lake Monror Fir 3?7V. 7PM, Consldnmentsacc,pfcddally Scardinglcr oo ming TROUBLES??? A Z REMODELING 20 WEST- 3 bedroom, I' bait,. down. $45 per m() By Owner-30 aranteed. WaVnt,s N e* pfl 3774057. C en tral sys tems, window unIts, Enclosed carports, addifj, — nearly new home Central heat, --= SEMINOLE COUNTY ru'.ect Furniture. ioo Jenci, 61 Equipmenuorn Vollit 21 Ii, service Call Gregory's r oofing, painting, paneling, ready 'Cr &:f. walled .n lard Only 1 aCr, 373 1410 .- -_---._,_____ AUCTION Heat & Air 3137117 building lot-( Orar'qe ---------.--_-__--& windOw'. Reasonable Free Est - Pressure CIeanin1 1)1 --- -- -, 'i.Ll 1131 S Orlando Dr 1.11. County, 1)500 Call Ralph C., Guaraniteal 9 I' p- 12)7s2l c"',— ., Br,,'i rr,'.......'c . '. ?'r I .'.t I S (.r,,,'t SAr'f'.cI 372 566) Anoc Hattaway Realty. 131 7300 712 1351 EXTERIOR 6k?, ' & , . , '' Applanceg Stemmer U? 1.46) r Realty , S.acr.t cc. 1230 32; '.:i — PRESSURE CLEANING kitCbtfl Bathroon, Cabinet'. acres with Small comfortable .For P.,, .'.'?er [ac nA..1,.0., Courter tops, Sinks Installa REM,TOR Frwa,ing Wiri5 37) — farm home-part tion F cleared, part vU line S9minI, MIS GE Appliances Orange available Bud Cabetl, cleared arid Filed 3 flowing wells Sanford Electric Company 222 4" I !I 1910S French Some CCC wgoe 5.3300 Per acre Put a Classified ad Roofing 7377 Park Drive, 333 is' Eve 3331371 illtda nSII Cash 377N$, 3230719 t work for you today Call 322 7611 or Used Farm Equipment will $ ARTS ROOFING CO II S Acrp, part orange grove, part and easy witha CIa'.slfIed Call FREE (ST REASONABLE Cleared, terms arranged by Stop Urn! 3277511 on 931 9") PsciME IMPROVEMENTS r — 75 9r5 eaperli's. owner siai 2S9I05 or 323 341$ _ Sniall Jobs Wanted LAKEFRONT HOME fat' Information . 172 1)31,' Lake Mary" Would you Ike a Sandy beach in kav CON Sandblasting front at row lvom"P Your own PiC' Interior, Ellerlor Plasg ii *3 to fish ff! &nd a lake that you can " Miscellaneous — Plaster Pitching & simulated call a big abeT And a 3 bedroom brick 5Plally Ph 3777790 For Sale ' TOWER'SBEAUTYSALON . ____ pt's f'nt pre pa r4t,'n '4 , -: -. hattie to le and e'derfa.n ifl that ' - - ' - -- -- - metAl formerly Hr'ietl'; Beauty No) rii'iit Boil fl Ifle way' Spill ft'.t 1'AS teen trr'.cI pa-riteti' i,-ii ' 1 ,1 . (etl I? & I f rr, I f1P41y And C15y '.00Oi BARN 4 .. , SIC ( Pine. 322s742 ?-."r i '. And '.)7-'eOa *ith a l Il; 1560 37) 1() '' ' o'. Cla'.sll,cd ad' I•*.• We buy furniture ad misc Sell ton "I IS OctConsignment Free,, $4 pickups ''N° Auction Saturday at 7 '- '4" I Stop slooloollaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii,11111111 "r Signs pm, Sanford 3122270 "enScinal Pal Service volooloolooloolloollo TODD'S CARPLNTRY No 7 Ea'.t Road 1797 1W We Succeed." Davis Signs, ro lob too small All Spec Ializing n Small PAINT VARNISH ENAMELS . -. encloSed swimming pool. Ao - Iirra th _______ 1970 Mercty Mt,go. MX I doOr -hardt op, air conditioned, pow, 66th Year, No. 191 vP*V414) , 1 _______ - - - r -- • ________________ Today's front page story rela ting to Rep. Wilbur Mills being "worried about President Nixon's removal from office" had me thinking that perhaps he should have attended this molng's "Personality Break. fast," sponsored by the Sanford C of C. - " Elmer Bakalla, Inc. DIRECT Reai'ur F,'rn Park I34 7447 r--Puy fri'Ip - F 14 - Sanford 373 4?J) '," ' -, , ri orptntry, Remodeling, Addtf~ns Make today Classified ad day P1 (u;om Work Free Estimate — eor Trim. Pisseling, u'.tom Got a Sales Background? One, to buy. sell on rent Call 2611 or $11 999) Licensed Bonded 3230099 VINCEPIT'SCARPEIIIIPV Retl*red&) 372 ii,, :arpenlr, Plo lob tou small 323 477 Carpet Cleaning — — — _______~ — — Act Boat in tne *a, v sell witi A t'(ei'iedjboul rour income tax- Call Lab.' Mary Poblic ACcxntn,2 Today 372 4317 or 32) '7" - ,,, Lawn SOt'Vk• try the art of friendly b S O ii 'i (C PA St Ic ' Suppl i es. In dealer 10 $ I l".i-i, Thursday Sunday, 3727 97 ). ' persuasion again for about two hours a day, three EIeCtC smerc,aI '(.11 ¶iprv,y i ._.- - I (u Pmpnt fl the claSSified ,.(j% You Might not be a farmer. but w e ' ve got what you're lOOkIAg for WILLIE JOHNSON. lawn & garden i .,,, I (ll.f L (il (II to, reart t.'rirs,-t W Carl'. Ty, - r re, I 090 I(( lP4i purnps, 1' "i's g.nntrnl. - - "Ncw, . - how can he - Ile fielding some questions iron) the floor, after im specific some Disagreement There is some disagreement the 8&WMMration on how serious the price bulge within might be in some areas when controls are lifted. Dunlop has publlciy warned hat health cost, could rise harp'y Without some conun. Wng controls. t YD - One of two members of the Sanford nIng and PLaIng Cosnmjislon who resigneil two % `=~_ kj weeks ago protesting city commission a ction orcrling a P deci sion on a con ve mi A :, bri ck wall now wan ts to with. draw his resignation David N. Ben'len, In a letter 1 " to city building official SW Braceland, said in view of the city cemailssion's reversal last Week and upholding the original Z.P action calling tot altera tions to the IG400t.hfgh wall on U.S. 17.92 by the' United DAVID IWIEN State Bank o Seminole he lieconSiders . would like to withdraw his (eel of reSition. loot-lon brick wall bordering the west and - - Al. - :-' - - - -. - - ' , . . I - I ' - - , ' -6 Nr stance?" "The Impeachment proceed. Ings. If they are dzawn out over a period of time, as I'm sure WASHINGTON (A?) — they will be, will present the 1re are probably the votes in most disruptive and divisive ' - . 5, i - has no doubts . ' - Preming Congress to inipeach President force that sire've had I think in three Nixon but not to remove him the United Sthtessince the Civil those In from office, Rep. Wilbur D. War," Mill3 said. _ Dr. Gehman MIBa says. The Join t Committee to a question The Arkansas Democrat, who lernal Revenue Taxation Is . regarding an earlier prediction is vice chairman of a corn- scheduled to its she had made while addressing mittee investigating Nixon's in. Wednesday a report on the Sanford Rotary Club. "Do come tax turns, said th re at Nixon's income taxes for 1969y ou itill think the President will "there's no doubt In my mind 1972, which sources said will leave office Prior to the end of That there are enough votes conclude the President owes his te?" reafly ... for the articles of substa ntially m tax. "Yes, I do. Although there Mills, who had suggested Nixwill be statements made Impeachment In the House." But he said he worries that a on voluntarily tile amended (Herald PhIl, fl, nil VrCenII alluding to his health, the basic majority of th e Sena te, but not turns, said "his lawyers have reason for his leaving office will con LAKE MARY'S FIRST POLICE CHIEF ItutiI two.Uuirds, told me that y didn't want be the pressure of im, MAYit MAUGIE Hess swore in would vote to remove Nixon him to We an amended return Lake Mary's first police chief this peachment," said Gehman. from office. morring at the ne%-,, city hall. lie because in each instance is Gerald Fitzgerald formerly a Under the constitution, the there are two sides, one in his lieuti'at in the detective division in Opelika . Ala. Ft one she picked from the ' audience was a fellow named Hoe can by a simple majority favor and one against him vote an impeachment - They will, I'm sure, dispute any comwable to an indictment — findings Owt ttw staff my tilled as being "skeptical." against a President, who Is then come up with involving He sa id he was a skeptic. additried by the Senate. But in the tional lax." They had not ever met CBS News sa id Monday night previously. By borrowing hi., senate a two-thirds vote Is required to cohvjct and remove that Nixon is considering a fight wrist-watch she was able to I • tEll from offIce, against raying any back taxes. him of his sister's accident of 1952; that he had found a new religion In 1969; his mother had died of a stroke and suffered fly CIIR NELSON with throat trouble; and a close County Jail I would choose state '' the Sept 19 arson "because of relative of his had blood herald Staff Writer Yes terday's high 91 low prison." an extreme po vert y situation, " pressure problems, this morning 65, Fair to and that Mullin,, has bet'n All Uiree Orlando men con. partly cloudy through No Contest orking since then. DEATH victed of setting fire to Air Flow eWay and continued Design's 27 , -truck fleet Sept. 19 A wo an by the name of Ruth unseasonably warm with The trio pleaded no contest to 'I'm Sorry. . .' have now been sentenced to ar son Jan. permitted the spiritualis t to hi ghs in the low 9. Slight 4 and revealed they borrow a Pi ece of her jewelry, state prison, despite their have been in protective cha nce of showers today. cutod)' "I'm sorry about w ha t I done scheduled appearances as wit- since Dec andhereagainahepro Lows tonight to the lower 0 , because of fear of ... I just got riiix ed U in It against to plwnber's the union, and hs'p cm , enumerate 70s, Details on Page 8A1 from her i- - --- -- i .. , of receive from staff ' Reappointment north sides - - ' ' - exercise +- '- i - - such as areas, grain die April 30. By BOB LLO City EdItot crowd with "readings" audience, responded va,s uL.cIOu(e Berrien Wants zaP Post Again ' ' leadership unde.' that . . . He GOV. REUHINASICEW heal th and construction, but Congress so far has Indicated it prefer's to let the entire liT-. -."".u' I ins I IS Ifi JaiI 0 m OF DAY '.prnkiers , 6 1) (LLS DRILLED PUMPi SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Ail '. S - Mills spoke in an Interview broadcast over public television Monday night. Mills renewed his offer to back legislation that would pro. tide Immunity from criminal prosecution, If the President shul4resign r the i lim. stances he described, are we under tt cfrcumstance, with a majority in both branches of the Congre.ss having found the Presl. dent at fault, and yet he remalz'.j In Mills asked. Weather - I tuI(, 1('n I and idrgm, Dunlop said the industries re-- rnainlng subkct in . office?" - 8 '-' '' I sequences ne&ses ,'.,,,,,. - - - - of Phelps' City Commissioners have Restaurant be demolished or altered because it is a safety already accepted Berrien the resignation,, of and atty Phil Logan. Monday a Bank Working majority of the commission said they would vote to re-- Bank President John Mercer appoint Berrien to p today acknowledged he is board. "workini on solvini" the Logan said today his situa tion but refused to cornresigna tion stands and noted, ment on reports the wall will be " MY problem is not with tapered to a four-foot height the wall but the system. There nearest the four lane highway, is a need for better con 'If I comment it might muniCiltions between the city JeoPardize what we're workirw commission and the Z.P on," Mer said. He said hi board." hopes to resolve the problem The city has orderea that 18 -in a few days." ruc PAUL SLAt ER Professional Wallpaper Hanger Licens ed Residen laf Cornmerc,,, Free Estimates 3336473 service, nwing. edOino. yard (lean u )7739) n.,,., ,..,,. Are ,çy Service Wallpaper Hanging SPRING CLEANUPS Free est LAWN CAME SPECIALISTS Ph A. Resclen,,al (IcC TV MAllArid Cemmks How would you like to - (h'. CCItt clatsitied ad, r'Il,n,,'. FERTILIZER SPQEADIIj II 7% per bag Call Ralph 37) 0 _____ Betlerway Carpet Car, & Janitorial Service Free Fit One Price 'nclude'. all' ii 1)1 09)) Magnetic, Pliitic'. Stick On Scre en ing 377 7163 Worst' WILBIJRMILLIS The speaker was ti Anne __________________ I SIC Entrance) _f U) John A. Spoiski - lobs Call Ill flti - 4tCLO __________________________ ___ troLs. Industries included in the lat- Mills Worries About J [ _4 ~ - S E Directory of Experts RecidyTo Serve You! A 32771 'The President's Removal ra E itVl Council director John T. Dun. lop said these industries did not have serious Inflation Problems, but It nevertheless was likely there would be some price Increases. were those where inflationary pressures were considered the worst. Besides food, steel and health, industries still subject to controls include copper, retail auto sales, machinery, con. struction and wages of state and local government employ. es, including school teachers. However, unless Congress grants a last-minute reprieve to the administration's controls, all controls will end April 30. The administration has asked authorits' to rnntjn,, EMU OL3 ui ____________________ I I est decontrol action were bank,, and other financial institutions, the apparel industry, hotels, motion pictures and furniture !In(] home furnishings advance of the April 30 deadline for ending most If not all con. Price 10 Cents '--- The Price controls from Industries it ('(Insiders to be the most InILltion-prone in the economy, including food, steel and health. However, the council lifted controls Monday from 163 other industries in It,, biggest action yet to decontrol the economy in Pete R,ch, 372 1651 Dealer - - ,tti eirausl tan aria light, its. Tame lamp, 3 p life. 10" with Shade. ifS. pull down retractable ki uth rb player, blue metallic in Color 12 Volt Batteries$)Ifl HElrERS Bull cows with catves " REEL'S BODY SHOP CowI soon focal ve Ph 322 %49 or 1109 Sanford Avenue 3720749 ___________________________ proposing a constitutional amend. ment which would allow the commission "to investigate a judge's misconduct whenever it occurred, as long as it relates to his or her fitness to continue in office." The Supreme Court last month halted a commission investigation of bribery allegations against Dade County Circuit Judge Jack Turner. The court said that commission in. vestigations could not go back into a previous term of office. n—Prone Cost of Living Council Is leaving until Last the lifting of wage and 000d COnd,,on ttrOtjpsO.jt Ca' 'tchen range hood, 30". C omplete 4 164 Pontiac (370. 4 Speed, lop, I,6IVW 11115 E *CELLENT CONDITIO,i latio WASHINGTON (A?) flC* New Inspection sticker, $1391 373704$ '"" Auto Repairs arts.Accessories harts, trial Hallmark, 1713 W _____________________________ --------- - F!. Fairbanks Winter Park 68 Wanted to Buy 1r 1914 t oIler. Askew joined the Judicial Qualifications Commission in to Industries Last To Lose Pr'* ice Controls - Cl 'I6CHEV(LL( WAGON I naded Pdothingdown, takeover Call ( ed it manager. 371 4230 1671 Monte Carlo. Travel Trailer 19'.n.w& cOmpletely . Inf 7504 or III Ills 4)0 coordinated Small truck 177995 Large trucks- 571995 take over paym'. Horses - - -- ,' r,ijy ca, rArci rccyra 196 t'alcon. I door, air, autornat,c, 'fl'.9(tiQfl Mu'.t sell $S 50 On Sale this Week 'T 'Ne ill ,eicninu,n truck oer5 1 _________ - 16 payrnentj Ph v ti for free Slight Flaws, M — "Don't needs!" Serve a useful chocolate - Il/I Dodge Charger 500. lull vpped , assume payments Ca 22) 7677 offer S 4)07501 or 131W. 6546 Silver Qrey Ph 333 lie devoted most attention to calls for public disclosure by all elected Officials, candidates and major appointees of their sources of income and other financial interest. While saying the best way would nights creased funding for schools, emergency powers to meet energy crises and development ol a growth policy. as disclosure is public. Some legislators have called for disclosure to a special commission which would keep the figures secret except for investigations, Askew said, "1 can see merit in a detailed report that would list a source of all private interests... without necessarily revealing the sum of one's net worth," a proposal advanced by [louse leaders. Askew's address contained few surprises as he had outlined the proposals in his budget and advance messages including tax relief, in- to (t. t, SAM.31: 7291 CREAMONS 1964 Chevy Pick up. 4 cyl.. rebuilt engine, joker**. new tire'., $795 y pack, other tras Like rrw, 51900 Owne,, 461 be to disclose income tax returns and statements of net worth, Askew demonstrated a willingness to compromise on the proposal as long Session, and in themselves.' AIR, AUTO. SHARP I 6 1149S 6230 ,Irtrrna. awnrw, (III'. Cdt (Ofli '.t in their government - '70 IHEVy IMPALA COUPE CALL CREDIT MANAGER, 373 Ov.edo 3456161. beautiful Spanish bar ASsume Temper sunscreen plate glass for Slave, oven, TV registered AKC the faith of the people 1972 Mazda, like new, low mile'. $11 - can help restore the faith of the people in their government and in themselves." "Let no one underestimate the difficulty of that task in this day of Watergate, rising prices and dwindling reserves," Askew said in his annual speech the opening Auto 5700 6. take oec C A', 59 $2195 430 7504 days b '. 424) 66 plaper, 6 track tap, and psychedelic light $ built into a Sunday; ) I' frar, Ph I Stud Servcr T can help restore 1966 Ford Galaie 500, POirr %teer.nQ, tir4kei ar Only 5.19% "el Cars Yc Frei t..r 321 2962 ---------- '46GMC WINDOW VAil 1 7• lu.ur y travrl PdOTI4ING DOWN, TAKE OVER .,.IiIe, SIes 6 Aqua naqc Pets - and - Supplies - Assume Payments ri P4 of Oviedo 36% 4391-Close d each 65 - Repossessed— ('IC Low Overhead prices Drive a l.11le & SA.t A loP - O.co - _______________ 1177 Volkswagen 7 Paseengri ,s .th black chrome ellO*. teor. 20.000 ImPel Curtans I SPtd, radio, firairl 1)79% Call Pete. 327 1651 Travel Trailers APf , --- * .STEREO BAR. * Citrus from $3 91 -- OranQe'. lancernes lCm-ot. time tree'., (ARROL ci 11Rp41 TUR[ •P000LE GROOMING. '.p9p TV anteas tot Ill) S SAnford SMALL OPEN ___________________________ 2 WHEEL TRAILER _________________ Trucks and Trailers 2130 S Myrtle Ave . Sanford, 37.1 Campers t AegIe5 B.auttlui 1,1 colored ___________________________ puppies Mal, frnale, AKC registered n 349 SaIl ___________________________ ;. WILSON MAtER FURNITURE by 9 Sell tract, III 315E First $t 372-5672 Black Naughahyde Sofa bed and liCnt IlIw. Lu'.tre Electric Carpet 5?i,irn.r for unly St per f ______________________________ Chinrl 15 beget broacIcasfn .s'lwJ 1, - - '56 Ford Pick up, $250 or best offer IS I- — i'Jlr, 1 • HER B'S 1. V. • All" 6 Itrat __________________________________ — Appliances For Sale bedrocm.7pat,, horn, Better than n - TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) The Florida Legislature opened today with Got'. Reubjn Askew saying its test will be "whether we 1974 before 7 pm or after 6 '67 GMC PiCk up Long Bed Air Cond . New T i re Ph 373 ' " AR, BARKER REALTOR OWNER 47S 6042 of I io i at ure egis Autos for Sale MM sii 'if Mustang P S Pao Perfect condifion 33370)1 before 5cr 377 1555 after 6cr all day Sat 19 roOm, 7 bath home is Situated in a . acre. 2 bedroom, l'- bath, 527.900 1970 VoI9*Uefl Conve,t fop, steel radial fires, a' ,se'* pain, a. el(elleM 11650 3779190 cIty'. of )21Z1) —Bike. '73. J, C P enney Dueler Mr a matching chair, 570 Sears lI. . \'. ,0 14, __ TRADES Jim Hunt Realty .-- . fool flrOkr l7 W Cc' crc Ii E ALTOR __— %'stinohovsc built fl OYCfl, co rn Wilson Place rirte wi t h roti'.ee,ie Large Site, * Sanford Auction * I'.CCII,nI conditi on . 550 W tt Quiet country atmoSphere this I' . ""i We.bt, 707 Forrest Or . 3fl e: ,., property really mull be wen to I be after S)Opn '. appreciated :.r ii. A gracious 3 — snIt6ned'. Ptqw bedroom-- large living areaOR( WASHER, parts, seev '' 'Ull t i' 'VP hi' i, ii modern kfch,n-..fp,jcb carpet'.-'i ,iafli ii •,.,-., ,'..r r I-'Ood-centrai heat & air-Much y ;,r'p IAP4CES 17) ($97 more a Iat ed on a big lot Auclloneering Service. — JOHN KRIDER, ASSOC --W Garnett hte, Real Estate TV Radio Stereo tiOrkahop & more Lots of h0m Sanford. "N. " Executive Living *all to wall carpet, 17'ili' '° SIX Ph 3 sso appreciate Call Jerry. 333 after 6 p m weekdays U14 SO ( 'y - 4 bet' oom'.. 7 baths Ceri'r41 Vilial 6. air. Jorge tam.l 9 room ao Sell or trade for bike of equal value '!.d ND Panheaci Chopped See to Inc . Sell at Sfl 552 '.rw Homel 1FE 1)04W tairbark$ .c[ Motorcycles 2 bath on each so' Greene, Opens 74 ta e kew Sonsom sJS,#u Forest s •1 Art I ca,ta,r 3 btdrooq,i'. I baths iCntril heal & ar, Cd'prt 7L, THE BORN LOSER ALTAMOP4TE. Duplii in Choi ce carpeting. 13S00 down & 'a.e over pa.'ent IIS, balance Ph 12) 5)65 322-26 Advertise. by Rlcl i VfS Old 3 børrn A An Why Not iApple Tree ? SEBASTOPOL, Ca lif. IA?) — CalifornIa's ren ta l service Is "Rent.o.Te," For as little as $25a par, est new Michael Martin and Jerry Ali. boll will rent an apple tree in their 1cre orchard in this ltLch Russian River country 50 mile,, north of San Fran. CLSCU. With the fee go full picking, sitting and climbing rights. 0111 v choPPing is frowned upon. ne owners take care of all the less romantic cha'es suc h as pruning, spraying and propping. "(kir motto is 'We Crc Inc V,e " �he Sanford Herald Tuesday, April 2,1974 -- Mills N AT I 0 N TODAY Mariner Finds Star PASADENA, Calif. (Al') — A mysterious object detected by Mariner lOhas turned out Iobea very hot star rather than a moon. The extremely br ig ht object at , was believed to be a moon circling the planet Mercury, which Mariner has been photographing. But Dr. A. Lyle Ioadfoot of the Kin Peak National Observatory near Tucson, Ariz., said Monday It was a star In the constellatlon EI crfiriri D,-a........... n Ban' WASHINGTON (Al') — Early presidential election returns could not be published or broadcast under a campaign reform bill amendment adopted by the Senate, The purpose of the amendment, offered by Sen. Henry L. Belimon, R-Okla., Is to prevent returns in the East from influencing voters in other parts of the country, The amendment would make It a criminal offense, punishable by a $5,000 fine or a year in jail, to make public any information on votes cast for president before midnight Eastern Daylight Time on election day. Got Money, 11I1LBORO1JGH, Calif. (AP) — Randolph A. Hearst sayi a cornlnunity coalition did Its best to we that directions of his daughter's kidnapers were carried out dining a $2 million food distribution. But the Symblonese liberation Army, a terrorist group that abducted Patricia Hearst Feb. 4, has given no Indication whether the giveaway and the pledge of another $4 million to feed the poor meets a precondition it set for negotiations to free the 206year-old University of California coed. The SLA, estimated by authorities to number only about 25 ynutNul members, nominated the coalition to monitor the food program. On Sunday the coalition broadcast a report critical of administration of the program, prompting a sharp reply from A. Ludlow Kramer, who organized the giveaway. He said that 'in many Instances, the coalition's help was not there." Nixon Testing Michigan -. ........ AD decided to risk a test of Poli tical populari ty b, makiM an app appearance In a Michigan congressional campaign, The Waatslngtm Post reported today. The naape quoted a weilinfonned Republican source as saying Nixon made the tentative decision to appear April 10 on behalf of James Spatting, the Republican nominee In a special election, uviucrIuaj rress Secretary Ronald L. Ziegler, asked If the President plans to make the campaign stop, said: "Not that I am prepared to talk about," WASHINGTON (AP) — President Nixon's choice of a swcessor to Treasury Secritary George P. Shultz will be amounced 'in the new future — perhaps this week," White House Press Secretary Ronald L. Ziegler says. Federal energy chief William E. Simon is considered a leading candidate for the post. Ziegler said Monday night after the President returned from a tong weekend in FlrIdj that Nixon discussed the Cabinet clwnge on the return flight with Roy L. Ash, director of the Office of Management and Budget. Slain Girls' Dad Killed GLOUCES1tR, N.J. (AP) — Authorities say they have found no connection between the murder of Gloucester tavern owner Thomas J. Jenkins and the unsolved slayings of his two ta nagedaughtersinn last year. Jenkins, 43, was found shot to death In an apartment over Ms tavern Friday afternoon. Marguerite Jenkins, 19, and her sister, Mary, 16, were beaten and shot to death last May. Their bodies were found in a swamp near Port Largo, about 55 miles south of Miami. Police said Monday that the daughters' murders remain unsolved, and no suspects have been arrested in the father's murder. Drawdown Critiir1 LONDON (lENS) — On a perticial le vel, the decisions by the oil-producing countries to freeze posted prices, lift the embargo against America and raise production levels were all good news, But fewer and fewer people In or outside the oil industry any longer claim to understand what Is really going on. The oil companies certainly do not. Despite the well-publicized record profits they made In the last quarter of 1913, they have lost much of their former power. Some of the oilproducing countries regard the oil price as a political issue, and they are split between those who want to punish America for being pro-Israel and those who want to reward it for becoming less so. . I. • L AP) ihe special Watergate prosecutor's office is beginning Its attempt to convince a jury of seven men and five women that former White House aide Dwight L. Chapin lied urder oath to a grand jury. Chapin, 33, Is accused in four counts of giving false Infornuilion to a grand Jury about his relations with Donald G. Segrtill, convicted political saboteur. Opening arguments were to begin today. Selection of the jury required a little less than four hours Monday. Most of the time was spent by U.S. District Judge Gerhard A. Gesell In questioning some 120 prospective Jurors about their ability to be objec. live. IT WAS A LONG DAY WARREN RABE, 8, Is exhausted after spending the day in front of a Corpus Christi, Tex., store. He gave away kittens which the family cat presented about six weeks ago. The Stars LOS NGELES (Al') — The film Industry puts on the 45th Academy Awards tonight with stars from Ann-Margret to Elizabeth Taylor on the pro. gram and Marion Brando and Robert Reffocd as no4hows. Of the 10 male nominees for acting awards, only Brando and Redford failed to respond to the Invitation to appear. Glenda Jackson, making a film In Rome, and Barbra 'Dirty Tricks' He asked whether they might be swayed by political beliefs, by what they had read about Watergate, by any dislike of political "dirty tricks," by racial Prejudice or other factors. The 12 jurors chosen Include five whites and seven blacks. All but two are over 35 and three of them are retired. Six work for the federal govern. mont. ChapIn's attorneys moved unsuccessfully to have the trial moved to another city on the ground that several of the in. cidents Segreul testified about at Senate Watergate hearings suggested a motive to exploit racial Issues for political pus-. poses. Washington has a predominantly black population. America It was disagreement over how much America has changed its policies toward Israel that Split the Arab ranks at the two oil meetings held In Vienna. At the first, a meeting of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries OPEC), Saudi Arabia was alone In demanding that the posted price for oil be lowered. it was non-Arab Iran that apPliesstrong pressure Iota price rise. It would probably have won the day as It did at the meeting before Christmas if Sheikh Ahmed Zaki Yamani, the Saudi Arabian oil minister, had not threatened if that Streisand have alsoAdecline although friends were still t ing to convince Miss Strelsan to appear. Otherwise, tonight's teleca proceedings at the Music Cer ter appears likely to be one c the most stellar turnouts in Ui colorful history of the Deca awards. The atmosphere befits the op tlmlstic attitude in Hollywood, whlca has been heartened bye In series of blockbust& movies. Presenters Producer Jack Haley Jr. has booked double presenters for most of the awards. The list indude, Lisa Mineill, Gregory Peck, Linda Blair, Cher, Burt Bacharach, Susan Hayward, James Can. vw Brynner, Candy Bergen, Marcel Marceau, Chariton Heston, Charles Bronsonand Paula Prentiss. Oscar problems in the minds of Prospective jurors." It was disclosed that some of the much discussed White House taped conversation., like-ly will figure in the testimony. The Judge said he had read excerpts, as they relate to Chapin, and listened to taped con versatlons between Nixon and ousted White House counsel John W. Dean III. He termed the excerpts fair and complete. eV n If there had been any such hope it was dashed by President Nixon's surprisingly ill-advised tough talk about the embargo shortly before the oil meetings began. Mr. Nixon's remarks irritated the Syrians that what was expected to be a brief meeting largely devoted t, settling the wording of a communique that would end the embargo, was turned Into a long drawn-out h.ittle that the so Algeria made Its agreement conditional on a review of the situation on June I. Syria and libya r ef used to accept the decision. Iraq, which had refused to attend the meeting, will also continue the embargo. But Aby Dhabi, BahreIn, E t, Kuwait and Qatar have Joined Saudi Arabi In putting the oil weapon into its scab. bard. It will stay there so long as Egypt approves of America's Middle East policies. Most oilmen now expect Arab production to rise close to the 20.7 million barrels a day that were being produced before the start of the October War. But what happens if, at present prices, that production cannot be sold? E. Af rica Cracks Down On Bush Mafia Poachers Land TeUy Savalas — the tough television detective Kojak will also be singingYou " 'reSo Nice to be Around," me sentimental highlight of the evening will be a special award to Groucho Marx for his contributions to film comedy. me presentation will be made by Jack I.emmon following a film tribute and a number from "Minnie's Boys." UN Observers To Be Freed , Mao Tse-Tung TOKYO iAPj — thinese Communist party Chairman Mao lse4ung met In Peking today with officia ls of Prince Norodom Sihanouk 's Cambodian government 4n.eJ Hsinhua, e official ine news agency, th Ch se reported. Hsinhua said the meeting lasted an hour and 40 minute s and "proceeded from start to finish in an atmosphere of warmth, cordiality, friendship and milita nt solidari ty." Ellswortl, Bunker PANAMA CITY, Panama A?) — Ellsworth W. Bunker, th e chief American negotiator for a new Panama ('anal treaty, resumes talks today with Panamanian Foreign Minis ter Juan A. Tack. Hunker arrived Monday and was immediately flown to Contadora island, 15 minutes from the capita l, where negotia tions sire held. He Is scheduled to leave Friday. the Kissingers In Mexico ACAPUlCO, Mexico Al') The honeymooning Henry Kissingers lunched with one of the brigh st te stars of the international social set and had dinner with Mexico's for eign minis ter. Th e American secretary of state and th e former Nancy Maginnes spent th e rest of Monday reading or chatting beside th e pool of their honeymoon villa, an in form ed source reported, The Kissingers went to lunch with Glor ia Guinness and her British banker hus band, Loel, at t heir hilltop villa, one of th e sh oIaces of Aca pu lco, - Ethiopian Police Rebel ADDIS ABABA, E th olpia lAP -- A police reb*lh ri rep - ted today in a provincial capital 1 5 rmles southeas t of Addis Ababa. Residents of Goba, the capital of Bale pro vin ce , sa id the rebels took over the municipal offi ces and police headquarters Monday and jailed a number of police offi cials after hard fighting. 4' i.. ___L - . .1 " ,, ". - - - Reason 12. We have had years of experience and our people have been specially trained. We will do our best in Preparing your return, and then we'll carefull y check it for accuracy, . ' I - -. - REMEMBER HER? T H E IN CO IME A X PE O PLE HE WAS framed, insists Martha Mitchell about her husband, John, former attorney general now on trial in New York on chares of inIluence peddling prior to the last presidential ' campaign. Martha says he will SANFORD LONGW000 301 E. First St. 903 N. Hwy. 1792 327477 1 831-4184 Mon.. Fri. to Sat. . Sun. to ONLY Ia DAYS LEFT — No Appointment Necessary clear himself. d S highly sophisticated poaching Zaire and Ghana banned ivory syndicates. sales. Uganda began 20mw The individual tribesman armed Imtrols arounl its nahunting with spear and snare for meat to feed his family has tional parks. When Kenya banned elephant hunting, the given way to mechanized gangs government Said it might rewi th international op swne after n elephant census. Operating In East Afric4i's 16 But the hunting bans have ther man was apparently in. jured. Laos Trying A Coalition EXAMPI.E: AMERiCA'S tj'ppj ARE BOTH CHEVE= R1 .ED1 JWJ tq~., nuide life difficult for Africa's — VIENTIANE. Laos (Al') wildlife reserves, the bush famedprofessional and legal mafia made the elephant a P SuioW i:uIouil to hi- t'a . to uIr,• ,uol ut-s to Pathet Lao secretary-general -hite hunters Some of iirk: big t'nnu;:li to carry six cial target for pris-ned arrows, Phowni Vongvichlt said today colorful characters are selling ?ti' hu. t'!l.. Malibu It's alvadv the n,o.t j)upiiLir Contraband tusks, hacied that he and Premier Prince MOVING 'ii off their fl.lTTta' f ' in lit"i n d l oo ki Iui'.tory iiI(i'. tells You about with axes where the elephants 1:n1a a ng Souvanna Phouma have agreed it. r.'putati,i 'r salue and now th.. -jW)rtv jobs. OkS on tell, were smuggled aboard for 5 lth t1e.3 the formation of a coalition MaIibu( oupo, ih::brt. i nder engine na un reached the end Arab dhows in Oombassa imst government. .h'"'l. start a sea-and-air journey to of the trail In Tanzania along , "Oul'ni"t toss '(,,.l Phoumi said the Pathet Lao with hundreds 0f Sa I' an ivory dealers in Hong Kong. anu leader, Prince Souphanouvong, EADA H .... ......... A spurt in black market utxluerm empio)es. would arrive in Vientiane on I isices brought a rate of Illegal Had Enough Wednesday with some of the kills — a bout 300 a week — that IThrLs Roberts, a tall, tough, new ca binet members. Sou. C '. .. some experts estimate could Kenya-born hunter, moved his phanouvong, who is T'J Souvanna 101 _'.....t \ I-"..:'j.2.' have made the elephant nearly family from Arusha' near Tan- Phouma's ball brother, report• extinct in East Africa In 10 z.ania's Mt. Kilimanjaro, to stay edly will be one of two deputy national parks and some 20 S*MAUBU 6 - l/frJP LOIØ II'PtJ ( '. BE A REAL H -. C EI - PASSIVE AND PELAXED GORILLA at the St. Louis Zoo, tranQuilizers whilp koonorc tr',n.t... &t. ..,.. surrenders to fast relIcT RUDY, A influence of voarAa U,,,. ...... ., ', .... - -- I------- call the - . - - ' . . ____ •- . -.. ........-- ....'. _ - Henry Block has 17 reasons why you should come to us for income tax help. lly Ue Associated Press An American Marine and an irishman captured by the ST. [An army while the two were serving as United Nations cease-fire observers are ex. EDITOR'S NOTE — Poa- more than $4.5 million, izo million — a year, and pted to be returned soon. ' ct,era with poisoned arrows and me great Ivory tusks of the tourists come to see most the high-powered rifles are persona elephant are actually the W. animals, me Syrians said their cap. non grata with East African ond upper incisor teeth. Tanzania stands to gain far lw-c was a mistake, but they governments. Saving the last They've developed to enormousmore from tourist bookings in have been holding them for reservoirs of elephant, rhino-Proportions, M a large part of game-viewing lodges than it , three days. ceros, lion, leopard each tusk Is deeply embedded foregoing In fees for state-run one official said, is preserving in the elephant's skull. me men were identified as hunting safaris. It was no great surprise when the heritage of our ancestors. But conservation Is more Capt. J.J. Holly, 77, of Corning, Tanzania, with some of Africa's than a bread-and-butter Issue Ireland. N.Y., and Capt. J.A. Morteli of By ANDREW TORCHIA best game country, per. for proud Syrian Defense Minis. o African leaders who ter Gen. Tias said Associated Press Writer mxmently banned professional have turned over huge tern, they were inMustafah a Damascus hospiNAIROBI, Kenya (Al') Af. sport hunting last year on the tories to animals, despite piesrica's once-booming tusk and ground that Poachers were sures from land-hungry popu. tai but both were in good health skin game, run by a bush mafia muscling in on legitimate deal- lations. and were receiving "excellent" inns In animal trophies. The complete with Zaire President Mobutu Sese treatment. Kong connection, soon may government sent army units Seko has created four new naW.nt', w,uv A w ..,..L-- -'flaq said an army ntrtJ vanish near t}i. -1401141 p4r.3, one ox wem larger , tit two — men on the Police patrols and destroy poaching gangs us- than Belgium. Zaire's former G) I t rifle fire with poachers rr,agis. Ing Land Rovers and high-pow. colonial ruler. Two of the parks wearing Heights F r id ay civi l ian clothes a n trates are handing own stiff d tt Will be p as unspoiled wii. cause the . weather was bad prison sentences and a wave of Elephant derness, not Opened to tourists mistook them for Israelis conservationist fervor for the next 50 years. Zambia 5 Elephant killing was virtu sweeping Africa. has set aside 15 pci- cent of its out of control in Kenya until The Israeli radio said the two Some go vernments in territory as national parks. recent hunting ban was announced six men were taken from their obmonths have Imposed hunting months We have no feelings of Ink- Servation outpost on the ago. Government ex. bans designed to protect the port figures disclosed th out. riOa'ity because we are unable to Heights and were led barefoot e continent's dwindling wild ani* line of a huge underground shot, any ca thedrals or other to Syr ian territory before the mai herds. Conservationists trade In ivory thriving with of- old monuments to our visitors," error was discovered. say the bans may be just in time Mobutu said. "The heritage our riciai connivatce A spokesman at U.N. head. to save the elephant, leopard ancestors have passel on t The Ivor c banne quarters In New York said nel. rhinoceros and zebra from phant huntingfor 10 is the natural beauty of country. -.-.',_ WE HAVE STATE FORMS r ". .,• - TO DAY - Witness Testifies Boyle Ordered Yablo nski Shot MEDIA, Pa. (Al') — "Ohith, Prosecutor Richard A. he met with Huddleijion and ho!" W.A. "Tony" Boyle's wife Sprague.Gully replied: Prater "and they both said Mr. asped. "Yes, he m ed Mr. Pra- Boyle wanted Mr. Yabionskj Her gasp came after a wit- tars nune. Heention mentioned Mr. killed In Washington, D.C." em at the trial of the former Pass's name. He mentioned Mr. "Why?" asked Sprague. resident of the United Mine Boyle's name," "So It wouldn't be blamed on forkars testified Monday at William Prater, 54, LaFol- the union," GWy replied. th y1e ordered the He lette, UMW field representative Identified Martin, hand. 01 union rival .youeph "Jock" In Teoness ee, and Albert Pau, cuffed to two state troop ablonskj ers, 53, Middlesboro, Ky., he he had The accusation during secretarytreagurer of UMW and Vealey as t men paid $1,750 each to do the shoot. B Dy le's murder trial came fr District 19, were convicted last ings. iW Gilly, 40, a Cleveland year of murdering Yablonski, use painter who has been his wife . Margaret, and Indjcfmen, comicted of murder and sen- daught er, Charlotte. te riced to dea th for the 1969 me Yablonskls were slain as Boyle, now serving a three. iylng of Yablonsicl, they slept Dec. sentence for illegal 190, In their Year Ethel Boyle also shook her rural Clarksville31, use of union funds duri ng the home in ad vigorously after Guy's western Pennsylvania 1966 Presidential election, has . Boyle Itstimony for the prosecution in now on trial for th pleaded Innocent. e murders, Dc laware County Common Huddleston, 67; Guy's wile, ai court, Annette; Claude Vealey, 28, Charles F. Moses, chief of Boyle's defense, told the jury of Cleveland; and William J. Su'mmer, 1969 nine men and three wonxn that 52,Mlddlesboro, Yablon G lily, who faces crosa-exarn. TWANam' ski wa murdered to resident of UMW District 19, matIon today, said that ,In the all have pleaded guilty to parprevent an inlesugatjon Into irner of 1969" he met with ticipating In the $1 mi llion in union finds Yablonskl anearly llegedly missing In District 19, his father-In-law, Silous Hud. murder Plot. cutston, who then was oresident which covers the Tennessee. Aubran "Buddy" 25, Kentuck ofa small UMW local In LaPol- of Cleveland, was Martin, y soft coal fields. also conlette,Tenn., "and he said he %Ictedofmudei. and sen. Boyle defeated Yablonakj for waniled Yablonskl killed." 10 death the UMW presidency three Id he mention who had (;illy testified that after he iA V t-w,ir.. V.k?.-...... Hope Dashed ITATLJ a! Saudis barely won. ____- David Stein, Qapth's tthlef counsel, Indicated the defense will seek to prove that if Chapin did give false information to the grand jury, he did so by mistake or inadvertence. The program will feature three former wives of Eddie Fisher Debbie &7=W MissTaylor and Connie Ste. vens. Fisher is not attending. Miss Stevens will sing one of the nominated songs, "Live and Let Die." Also singing will be Dyan Cannon, "All That Love Went to Waste;" Jody Foster and Johnny Whittiker, "live"; and Peggy Lee, "The Way We Were." favor for America and also carry the day at the second rneetng, held by the Organization of Arab Petrole um Exporting Cotmes OAPEC), to discuss the ending of the oil embargo against America. Tuesday, April 2, 1974-3A rMM i Olmen Still Mi ssing thMAltA, Ethiopia, tApi Ethiopia Inc., who Is negotlat. and mentally all right," Bur- we might have to negotiate African runners and tribal Ing for the release of the men. tchaell said. chiefs are acting as middlemen some more," the Tenneco off i"Last week we sent a runner Helicopter cial said. in negotiations for the release of on foot carrying a message witn ________ live American and Canadian the radio frequency that we An army helicopter Is the lin k % oilmen held by guerrillas in were listening to. He covered a between the police post and the Tenneco nor thern Ethiopia. dista nce of 25 to 30 miles and we Tenneco offici al in Asmara. Tenneco's headquarters in The Eritrean Liberation finally established contact. Burtchaell said the only con. Houston, Tex., and other Front captured the men, four of "We also sent a delegation of dillon the guerrillas have set for w hom are employes of the Ten- tribal chiefs and elders to urces identified the captives ap- the release of the men is that assoJohn neco Oil Co., last Tuesday when peal for W. Rogers, a geologist their release. We sent there be no retaliation by the on loan to Tenneco from Tetheir helicopter went down in them two days ago and we Ethiopian government. He said xaco; Powers William rugged canyon country during a haven't beard from them yet, the government has Cayce, promised 36, of Plainview, Tex., a Ten. storm, but it's a long way to walk." not There are no roads In the The only radio contact so far, them.to send the army after neco geologist; Motto Pau21a, a are;i, hIch _____________________________________________________ guerrillas who U.S. geochemLst with the EUuo. is controlled by the conducted from an isolated po"They might Come out v,tth plan ministry of mines; Tenfor 10 years have lice post on the edge of the the tribal chiefs. They g neco geologist Cliff James f been warring against the guerrilla-controlled area, has miht o simply be dumped alongside Toronto, and Donald Ethiopian government, established that the five men some road and told to find their of Calgary, Werdefort Alta., the are "in good spirits, physically own way hack to Asmara. helicopter O n WHAT TRUCE? pilot. PREPARING FOR anoth er round of shelling, "All travel is on toot and only the locals have free access," Israeli artillery personnel stack shells at their said Edward P. Burtchaell, position along the Golan Heights in Syria. project manager for Tenneco Will Shine happened to lower prices unilaterally, a move that would probably have broken up OPEC. At Christmas, Sheikh Yam was unprepared, and was out. rnane'jvered by the Shah of Iran. This time he was ready, and knew how to react. Yet he was far from getting his own way. Only a month ago In Riyadh Sheikh Yamani was privately expressing his confidence he could win enough support at Vienna actually to lower prices, Most of the support would have had to come from th, Others Arabs, who would ha ve largely regarded it as a favor to America for helping out on Israel. But Sheikh Yamani, apparently, could not win this The Sanford Herald Five Richard Davis, of the special prosecutor's office, said be plans to call tour witnesses: Segretti; Herbert W. Kai. mbach, Nixon's onetime personal lawyer; Dean; and Angelo Law, an FBI agent who worked on the Watergate case. Judge Gesell told the Jurors, "The decision everybody wants here Is a decision based on the evidence." "I have an Impression ... that we have made considerable progress in uncovering latent Arer,arrying The Lantern Saudis A - Shultz Successor. The Milkmen Now It's Up To Jury To Say If Chapin Lied - SAN FRANCISCO (A?) — A Salvation Army cadet has been shot to death and a woman cadet critically wounded In the latest In a series of apparently random street shootings, police say. Authorities labeled the shootings "Zebra," a code name given for shootings here last December and January which claimed a total of 10 fives. The killer fled on foot Monday from the latest shooting scene on Geary Boulevard In San Francisco's Western Addition. A Salvation Army spokesman identified the dead man as Tom Rainwater, 21, of Santa Barbara, Calif. The wounded wornnn was Identified as Linda Story, 21, of Hayward, Calif. A spokesman at Mission Emergency Hospital said she suffered two bullet wounds in the back and was in very serious condition. Rainwater and Miss Story were first-year students at the Salvation Army training school several blocks from the murder scene. The spokesman said they had stepped out for a snack when they were shot. Helped WASHINGTON (AP) — Rep. The thne giant cperaftyes number of them In three coun. me White House, denying Mi lls' campaign was 125,000 to Mills' campaign, Associat ed Wil bur D. Mills has confirmed their gave $54,100 of the total $MI,OV ties In my state who operate that President Nixon ordered from the political trust of Mao- Milk Producers Inc. also dipped that be aided dairymen In in Itemized contributions ac these grade-A dairies." quest for a 1971 Increase in fed. cording the increase because of money dated Milk Producers, Inc., the into Its corporate treasury to to the report by Ralph Mills spoke on a Public that the three huge coops gave largest dairy cooperative In pay salaries and expenses of eral milk price supports. At the Nader's Tax Reform Research Broadcasting fervice interview to his own 1972 campaign, cited the nation. Dairymen Inc. gave two workers In the early draft. same time, c new report shows Group. prm. time actions by Mills as part of $12,500 and Mid-America Mills campaign, before he do. nation's three largest dairy He said that In 1971 he helped "heavy pressure from the Dairymen gave $15,000. the cooperatives were the principal Report dared himself an active candj. set up a meeting in the office of Congress" for a boost In milk financial backers of Mills' brief President Nixon received at date. mereport,re1eaMy 1972 presidential campa ign. W&a based on public recordsndfng Speaker Carl Albert, price supports. least $437,000 from these same which two co-op officials me L• 1)O1t U3 the groups, but the money am'xantThis apparently Illegal corpoand doesn't count money gIren pressed White House lobbyist De mocra t 's camP&lgT) got 735 to the Mills Mills denied that his actions ed to less than one per cent of rate donation was made public campaign In secret Clark MacGregor for a price amounted to pressure "I don't U total $60 million raised by only last week. "If I'd had any per cent of its Itemized contri- before a new Campaign finance consider that pressure by any his campaign. buuons from the three dairy co- law took effect April 7, IM certainly it would operatives, Including one that means because I didn't twist not have been received," Mills "The milk people ha ve al- Shultz also aided his campaign with ways been friendly with me In somebody's arm and tell him Dairy Gifts said. "But 1 was unaware of Mills also said he spoke to 'you've got to do this or else," apparently illegal corporate my sta te," Mills said in a tale- Treasu wha t was going on In the sory Secr money. vision interview. "I've got a Shultz a bo ut thetary George P. he said. "I've never done that." In addition to the recorded called 'draft-Mills' cam. e matter. The largest single gift to and apparently legal dairy gifts paign ." Random Killer Strikes Patty Still Missing Then �4A—The Sanford Herald Oscars Tuesday, April 2, 1974 _ Needed For Other ity RALPH NOVAK 111/ 11! Roles Raquel Welch, Once again it is Oscar time Audi'e Hepburn and Sophia find difficult to W} and once again people are __ ___ \ 0 ____ 7 ______ ______ - I - C o 11111111 ' 0 ______ / ________________ /I -- 1. ____ Politics steel exports. ______ Least Supporting Role (a Politics by an Aetcr or Actress We can probably blame Movie Theater Ronald Reagan for the fact Longest Line _________ ________ theater to see "The Exorcist" ors in these islands with incredibly long, winding shorelines, is built UPOfi LIfld so per cent of which was / ____ Nm U:.. andKir kDou4lasbaYeime theThomaspalnesan(J Ben. thatreachedback as faras This plant, like numerous / John Wayne and Shirley MacIne and Wan Beatty a New York Sea Land / ________ - at / ________ _______ N /' , ,Soi6g5 .,,,,,,, kernel and climbing.) line wai ting ! - :;6 ' *~ - 'Just South Dakota , where it was jamin Frankljnj of their day, a)ut to link with a line waiting strewing political wisdom t ste 'Sleeper" in Seattle, across the country like confetti, Kimgesl Pu in a Film by a The only active performer who NwOrielittlil American of has not become in volved in one reclaim ed from the sea. stopped by to see If you needed anything..!' CAPE CANAVERAL. Fla, iAP While some of the ccanmjttees are "leftover" srae li k for the U .S. Immigration and Naturalization Service confirmed on Monday that Allen H. Applestein has offered to take custody of the men and provide jobs for them. Under the plan, the jailed Haitians, who appealing deportation orders, would work in the Stockton, Md. subsidiary of the Miami-based Basic Food Industries, Inc. from 1972 or "look ahead" curtraittees for 1070, many are actively collecting funds now, Prosecutions, despite the hlgh4ounding laws, are unlikely. Even when the Senate Secretary and How Clerk refer cases to the Justice Department, they tend to get V ' hio, Impeachment Inertia Examiner's office Monday. up , . DetecUv Joseph Ramirez said that the man left a note directing the man crew to "just let him disappear" ' aid of tions two at and warned them that they would make trouble for themselves if they reported his death. ___________ Hard To Stop Now at a Escaped Killer Nabbed, Faces Return To State cretary from territo es, ngly we if to any we "In- up are w 110 faces it's a findings of the jol,?t congressional Inquiry into Motion Set President Nixon's finances are No only have too many revealed, they will be more damaging to him even than things been set in motion, not Watergate. only has popular confidence in the President eroded to about So great maybe thedisgust of the lowest point possible, but Americans that even If the the v idea of Im peachment president eap of any has been talked up and down deliberate fraud on his income across the nation for so many tax returns, the demand for his months that It is no longer as Impe achment or resignation scary and unthinkable as it may become Irteslstable. once was. Indeed, It more and more appears that both for It will all begun with President's ukeaa well as the Watergate, but in end, a f"rnial, ful'5c'a!t' W;crgateiII Li',e l'ei:i only impeachment hearing may be one of the factors making the the only tà settle thk Issue year 1974 one of the most once and for all. traumatic in the nation's It Is not just Watergate that history, I __ basic oxygen furnaces (con. verting huge sla bs into long, _______ /' - I 4 _____ -• - ~C \ V. - ..--,,. - -- -•! ijilit' w#_- -_ t ~ -i :1 ft ~ ~ ~ __ :/ </ ,ç 'lilhLlt'j') X)Od FRCNCHAVF - - SA F OR 0. F LA fl/fl AtJj If LE i wat,r A. UlLow TOM ((1.Ir RO5(pj C MACkEY Mvrfmsg Da'i-do.' IU$SC*IPTIONRATIS Ho,'t OWivi'cy 5k Wi.. 57 f ft .. Belief Taxed $3112416 ! A Au OIh• M44 .UOni',I4 30 flM0 fr' The scale j of things at Oita taxes belief. Two great unloaders at the slender dock can It - - All seats must be kept free of bubble gum, dog hair, soda vers; diapers, beer Cans, bottles, other trash ( take 5,000 tons of iron ore - itorage yards then to the top of the blast furnace. Only four men are needed to run the colweyors, which themselves haveacapaci tyof, hour and stretch tom than 15 miles. and ft . ___ ' parhowfrom berthed msel& 8.1$ conveyors cany the ore (and the coking Coal) first to - Its employes. Although the r"a pofficially endord by the company, it Is hoped that they may make for safer and More pleasant travel for thase Who cupwiltto NW from ri Public Service Commission sa ys. The PSC Monday gave tntckers under its jurisdiction six months to get covers for construction ma terial which might Lie blown off and damage autos. (;uverruiient'nJ trucks ire not co vered by the order. "I'm sure that If we order C they's to cover the trucks, govC rnment agencies will take care 0If their problems," Corn. Ltsioner Billy Mayo said. .- The following rules for car pool drivers and passengers hue been suggested by the D UI "DT't ir ("iRPOO1.MANJ(IJ' Colorado Interstate Cup. to PftIIlfq WA'NE OOYL.E A$$c1t5 [,_ I Japan. ..- ~~_ TAlLAhASSEE, Fla tAPj Florida truckers must cover cargoes of sand, gravel and other construction material, the — Kokan's Fukuyama plant, with a projected 15 million tons annually, will be larger in I' .1 GOOD BUS WORLD steel a year. Only Nippon I 14 - - - -' - ft C I'74 'v (%,4 ' øtsv Nm kic. I The le best blast now working is a phenomenon. II iron a day. '- -. iia e pg "Can't Y O understand U dear? I'm bored being around the house all the time. i want to have a CAREER like D-Mass., to go sailing In j, ,Lrw Ryan. to &Dfltt I I"i •Vo i, liii M.Ty,IT,t ,.s .41 TU. P M FRI 6 SAT. TIL 5PM, Hi Fr,AChA,. (No way 17-53) Sanford I Right Earlybird Preview! 6 R(0)yal 1IaIls s Sanford: Diza E. Brown Clifford Anderson AdeLle Parce Shirley McGill Ben Durham ale 7i J. Bduin Bobby 1. Bennett Jean A. Huffman Catherine C. Slaughter te. The ['SC legal department reconunended that the rule apj)l) only to sand. Bob Christ, a staff attorney, said witnesses te sti fied that only sand blew off trucks and that tarpaulins would not prevent gravel (rout leaking at the sides or bottoms. "We want everything conered," said chairman Hill Bevis, adding that he had seen more than sand flying off trucks. ileminole Calendar ( Clare Luce Says 'Time' U nob jective NEW YORK iAP) — ('lare Boothe Lace has accused Time magazine of unobjective repor ting of Watergate, Mrs. Luce is the widow - -- (Cheryll Bezwiecrun a boy, Sanford John V. Donlay, Dellary Patricia Cheney, Deflary Discharges Rosablim Wolfe, Winter Park Theodis itay, Titusville Births Mae) Jenkins, a boy, Sanford Mr .and Mrs John Walter London, Deltona Edmond C. Williams, DeBary Alfonso Noble, Oviedo Mr. and Mrs George (Lithe A Q. P. Ward, Geneva Oren P. Senter, Orange City Alma I. Johnson, Longwood Clyde L. Shonvo, F"r;n - A April Disabled American Veterans CIhapter 30, 7:30 N omination of officers, p.m. Alwll 2— Sanford Tourist and Shut. board Club, covered dish pper and business meeting, 6 n., clubhouse. Mental Health Association of Seminole County annual spring banquet, 8 p.m., Governor's Table, Altamonte Springs. Friendly hour at 7 p.m. April 4 40 & 8 Society, 7: 1 p.m., American Legion Post 5.3. - . . Our new 12,000 acre p!aiined RENT a New Electronic Calculator for quite ready for a Grand Opening right now. iltIt our beautiful one acre and larger honwsites can be and j)tItchased right now. You can walk over your ho,uesit-111 count your trees—right now. Or you can choose multipliss, divides & figures percents oorgo stw - e a future honwsjte ,1911f ?U)LL tt hit-h will include paved roads and underground ut ilities. Drive in to our Welcome Center and Saf' Offjct. We're just 13.3 road miles sou(hest of DeLAI,l(j and 17.4 miles east of Lust is on St ate Highway 44. - If you wish to call for an appointment RIGHT Tel. 904-357-900 123 I- NOV#dft ONLAXDO adds, subts, ____- .. Open 12 Noon to 6 P Monday through Friday *10 OW apply rental toward purchase price $94.95 - - ('OIflmtIfljfl,r isn't - of - - - of Henry it. Luce. cofounder of Time. InaktterIn the u,mr.,nt Wale the magazine, Mrs. l.uce noted that commentator Harry Reasoner ABC-TV News had been critical of lime's Watergate coverage, arid added : "It was predictable that sooner or la ter Time would begin to pay the price for its editorial over-Investment In the destruc. tin of the President, That price, as Reasoner noted, is the loss of journalistic prestige and creslitullity. -":,.O- .1 - Mabel Vetka, Deltona Sanford: Roberta M. DeMund, Deltona Marlane Reichert Edna D. Walker, Deltona Felecla K. Brooks Martha Riggs, Deltona Mar)' Johnson and baby girl John W. Wilson, Orange City Shereli Johnson Henry E. flirt, Osteen Marjorie H. Williams Robin P. Merritt, Longwood Lucille Robinson James E. Sasser, Winter Kathryn Lephew Springs Mary E. Tobin Patricia E. Fowler, Geraldine S. Zacht'ry Altamonte Springs George A. Davis, Deltona of , - .. . .. uvnruue snarp, Liellary Nancy Kilgore, Dellary " TAX ,74-Puis &Oe- FRIM cIsIcKm OPEN DAILY 11A - three Inches below the hip • suv. Lima I edy Jr., Hospital N The rule was proposed March 16, 1973 by Commissioner Paula Hawkins. Nine hearings were held around the ta )f Coming Events _ over what - issue Truck Cover-Up Ordered an way Ill -1 --- a year. (a have -'.,'-.- producIng 3,5 million tons of When additional furnaces and rolling mills are finished second blast furnace is already under construction), thth will be able to turn ou t enormous 13 Million tons of - told )ulmto delay itatleutunW policeman Raymond a permanent artificial leg Southerland and his wife, Sara, shortly before that. to have cancer, lost left leg Key Admissions coiled sheet steel), Oita is steel CINCINNATI, Ohio (Ala) be. Connected to that Is a metal Cancer amputee Stephen rod with a joint April 28. .. automated and computerized. Right now, with just one blast furnace (making Iron), two / o SANFORD, INC. 100 N. Maple Ave. 372-1311 2 Pieces h000y.dpp.d toed Mc ken. m mashed potatoes and gravy, Cole stay, and a hot butler lasiun' btscu,t. nkg *kr ,j for a "knee." nisport, Mass. Southerland is progressing Connected to the rod is a rubber Teddy Kenn who lost well with his artificial leg foot covered with a sock. his right leg to bone cancer, doctors say he will proba bly go wrote to Invi te Stephen to help home Miami in time for his Steve's prosthetist artl. or him sail his "Sailfish." were moving to begin the draw- 14th birthday on April 18. ficlal limb specialist — said down at 6 p.m. But 30 minutes Steve will probably go home In later, he said Corps officials lG-l4 daysandwillbefltted with Lauderdale. ut) pursued Filer when he Shortly before officers found drove away from the post office the girl dead and her mother and captured him after a sixInjured, police received an mile chase. processes so thoroughly 1 May Be Home For Birthday 'I would say he could resurne EUPORA, Miss. (AP)— anonymous call from a man 7 The reservoir southwest of March 21 cent of normal activi. "Catch-Me Killer" Robert who said, "I've just killed. I'm Palatka has become due to bone cancer. ties." the prosthetist said. a key Issue He is receiving chemotherapy ter, who begged to be caught serious. Please catch me. in the Stephen said he wants to ride I fight over completion of and physi cal therapy including after killing a 12-year-old girl, Plerise hurry up." tus l0.speed bike and go swim. the barge ca.ual between the we'ightljfting to strengthen should be returned to Florida Erier was sent to the Florida Atlantic his ming in (hi' faintly pool when he Ocean and Gulf of arms and his remaining leg. soon, Mississippi authorities Sta te Prison at Raiford in 9 l 9 Mexico. gets borne, say. and was transferred In 1973 to Doctors confident they President Nixon halted work "1 think I'm doing well," he the BelleHe Glade Correctional in. on the canal Jan. 19, 1211, when removed all cancerous tissue, Bill Middleton, Webster stitute. said. "Last week I wasn't able escaped from the it His physical therapist here County sheriff, said Monday was one-third complete. want around." tightest security area After hearing a group of la w- said Monday his progress has that Erler "has signed an ex. la lie said swimming should be suits over tradition waiver," but that hO . Somber. U.S. CIrft been "very good. lie's doing easier than before because "I'll Middleton said his depart- Judge Harvey M. Johnsen ruled s'em well." date had been set for the have less weight." ex meat, federal postal officals tradition. Jan. 30 that Nixon lacked the Steve's temporary artificial Stephen said he planned to and Mississippi Highway Patrol authority to No permanentl y halt a leg consists of a cast that cx- accept an Erler, 29, a former police- investigators were wai invitation from the g for Project authorized and funded tends to where his knee would son of man, was sentenced to 99 years Erler on Saturday at a tin Sen. Fdward Kennedy, post of. prison for the August, 1968, fice in Ma'histon. slaying of Marylin Clark In Fort Middleton said he and a dep- ____ \ the SOUTHERN AIR prison's which, mo _ -I'. Out to Unch V.1 SPIAL 25 Doctors Say Young Amc,utee are at gas tifIci3l lake's level to 13 feet. "It's just to give time for oppo. nents to be reasonably , heard." The Putnam County Commis. sionatPalatkaaisohad reacted quickly to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' order, voting to have Its attorney file an in. ju0mage suit. As late as 5 p.m. Monday, IA. Col. James W. Argo, deputy district engineer, said plans '. e - a weekend order to lower the ar- with a pistol, climbed the outrigging, the face and dropped Into the fastmovingshot himself in Gulfstream. The body lay unidentified In the Dade Medical are -111111l in battling all day for delay of a Crewmen say the self-describes] tourist held them at bay at era t'onrng system Call us lay for free estimate. at are - Don't le t th is years sum. mer heat and humidity ruin your ship and make your days miserable l Get more r'Ht and work more till. 'cuently with a famous Carrier cmitral air condi. of MIAMI (AP) — Police trying to Identify a man who hired a charter boat to sail to an anonymous suicide at sea, but had his careful Plans thwarted by a frightened but fast-acting crew, 0 away from th em. JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) by Congress, ronmentalists persuad In victory of fishermen The judge ordered an cnn- lower level would ed him a .-wt the Corps of Engineers to over environmentalists, the wa. bun- lower the level to 13 ronmnental Impact study as the dreds of trees duringsave feet again, ter level of Rodman the grow. Chappell protested In tale. Reservoir basis for a permanent decision, leg season and on the Cross-Florida Barge Ca- And he as recreation grams to Nixon and Rogers told the White House to groups persuaded him of the Morton, secretary nal has been ordered main. release $150,000 the lnteriof study funds it need for bo ating and fishing, or. tamed at 18 feet above sea level had Impounded. lie said in February 1973 that for least another four weeks. He said the drawdown would Johnsen had permitted the it would stay at 18 feet until the be disastrous because it "it's not the winning of the would lowering and raising of the res- lawsuit ran Its course, but last destroy newly war," said Rep. William spawned fish and Chap- ervoir at various times as envi- week modified his order to per. make weed pall, D-Fla., Monday after control impossible, Charter Sea Suicide Probed even ,-""-. Work Starts On Space Shuttle R unway — An association spokesman said the Issue wasn't were - __ ,.,,,, discussed with Barron on the trip, and that he was asked after state Insurance Commissioner Th omas O'Malley was unable to honor a long-standing commitment to speak, the newspaper said. - Ji'..j tm. was also bottled up much money they had raised With -. The attorney general sa id sta ted af te r passage of the president of the Florida Feder. fears by women that they would ERA, women would receive the atlon of Women for end up sharing toilets with men same Responsible Calling the ERA a fraud and a exemptions as men, he Legislationand host of the news takeaway, if the ERA is ratified Mrs. Schlafly said said, Mrs. Schlafly, who was conference, said her or. older founded. Congress intended women would be hurt the e Th ERA was killed brought to Tall ahassee by a by the ganizatl would file a financial "the right of sexual privacy to Florida worst by rati fication because House early in the 1973 statement Friday sh state anti-ERA organiza owin g how husbands would be able to walk tion, remain inta ct," he said. ses.son arid Chappell, Fishermen Win Battle To Delay Reservoir Drawdow n newspaper said. for If the military draft Is rein. are to.laxi .A, any missions. deIgnat.e Dempsey Barron, D'Panama Cty, to Switzerland last month, the St. Petersburg Times said today. Barron, chairman of the powerful Senate Rules Committee. was a pi,.'..t, se..II,.. ,. lobbyin - orth at Is mat g f legislation to prohibit bankholdlng cornponies front selling Insurance to borrowers, he t ) law." of orbit, to retrieve can be brought within reach of reconnaissance and other Solon Takes Free Junket - from already existing Florida said, nw TAllAHASSEE Fla, (AP) — The Florida Association of Insurance Agents paid for a trip by Senate President. are - free are of - MIAMI Al' Mre than lialUan refugees, jailed here for up to eight months, could be and working soon if federal officials approve the plans of a food In- dustrialist, A spokesman committees Edna Tait, director ERA. enjoy and not 74, said Monday the coalition of right,s, women 's groups backing ratit'ication had raised $12,493 and Shirley Spellerberg of Miami, spent 19,816. - -- V issued a position paper backing facilities as dormitory rooms, of the special benefits in the CAPE CANAVERAL Fla. The runway will cost $21.8 operatjomil the next year, (A P) Ground has been ailing pa yloads for repair and many people and be made bro.. million and is expected to be ecoken here for a 15,000-foot run- completed The shuttle will be boosted to- to carry aloft a small four-man nomical." In 2$ months ward orbit by reusable rockets, as' for the space shuttle hich pae station being ulevelopeul it will be 300 feet wide and After a Men and woman sient U expected to begin flying in mission, astroriaut.pi. by nine E uropean nations. The and researchers of have taxiways and access roads lots will fly it many na1979. back to earth like shuttle can carry a total of sevtions will be able to ride the for the space shuttle, the an air liner, it will be refur- en men for missions Dr. K urt Debit,,, director p to 30 thuttlewith only ninnaltrain. of revolutionary rocket plane blshed and will th e Kennedy Space Center, which is be able to make days. trig. The space agency projects the ne xt major devel. 100 or more turned the first shovel of dirt round trips into At the ground-breaking cere- an average of 50 or more opment in the U.S. mnan-inspace space. flights Monday. Then six bulldoze tinny Debus said, "The shuttle a year In the l980s, using rs program, moved in to begin clearing a will mark a Inter- se veral shuttles, The Defense Test flights are scheduled to First Use remote, heavily-wooded national transportation into Department also plans to fly a area of begin here in 19Th, and the ref. the center. ft will be used first to place .pace. Newly acqu ired space lyable craft Is expected to be safellites in military version of the craft for Jobs Offered Refugees 11 a self-proclaimed national stop. ERA chairman, said Monday ratification of the amendment to the U.S. Constitution would cost women the legal righ t to be full-time wives and moth ers, - A Coast Guard spokesman said the 100-loot tugboat Frank Candy, based in New Orleans, was enroute from Brunswick, Ga., to Puerto Rico with a load of pilings when it caught fire. The crew members escaped in a life raft and were picked up shortly after by the U.S. Navy Sup Schuylkill, In the area enroute to the Azores, the spokesman said. The spokesman said the tugboat was destroyed by the fire but the load of pilings towed some 100 feet behind was not damaged. a a the ERA, saying it would "not prison cell blocks, military bar. law women now Phyllis Schlafly of Alton, Ill., result in a radical departure racks and rest rooms," Shevin give them said, In pigeon-holed addition, it stretches an angular er out into the water to allow The unpublished center study also shows which Industri es two 300,000-ton and o 200,000. bank-rolling senatorial campaigns. Not surprisingly, Big Oil ton ore carriers to dock at thelead's the lis t with more than $40,000 spread out In 11,000-alse same time, chunks. Lesser contributions not counted, nor is there any It is Intended Hits Ebb C f down, were Along with such serious violations by candidates and cornmittees as failing to reg ister atall, filers were often late or did not list full names and occupations, as the 1972 federal election campaign act requir es. to be the m way of knowing how many under-the-table jabbing imaginary Opponents Elizabeth Taylor, who has beer, By JOHN PkFJjj dollars flowed from pollutIon-free th their fingers, shrieking too busy fallacioj, It is true that the majority steel plant that the oil industry. with other of America, Editor, Is tired can be built. At every stage of exotic cries of attack Arabs embargoed oil to the war, Th e Vlatnam War was the Cpiey News Service asking if Bruce Lee started like United States to materials-handling and punish this almost more than the Commodity broken in Chicago showed their loyalty to their Thank Heaven Small this. It is only a matter of time Favon nation for U.S. manufacturing process, there former Board of Trade colleague Retry Award Th1 would be even a weakening conscience could Hall Wilson, a candidate stand Not so long ago Israel was support of Israel. But,, before Barbra Streisand, when we count are sprinklers and dust- in North Carolina, by ponying Chemical and many there Is a very real fear and our blessings. up 137,000. admired by most If at of the world-.other catching Ro bert Redford and John the award factors, mostly domestic, Israel—avJ th th meehanlvnj at work, machinery also big donors, existed this year, for the Arat and Comm un e Arabs—mnjgM settling or trapping the deadly ists have been more responsible for get us Into a Wayne start making kung fu instance, it might go to David excepted Today the Jewish the energy crisis, movvis like "I Can't Kick," Carradlne's girl Mideast war that dust. The money men for several senators also have used could become a global con- the Super-tail stacks fcarry ume frieiI, actress nation is in deep trouble, both a Nixon Butch Cassidy and the Another reason cleansed by-product Administration tax loophole for their fat cat contributors s for Israel's frontatlon with Russia. Why Barbara Seagull, who clanged externally and internally. hi by go drop In the global popularity to war gh Into Inscrutable Kid" an "Rio her name from Barbara Her. Global admi Un over such a little place as recortiera the air, and sensitive setting up numerous small conunittees, Thus a donor can give Kung pm" $3,000 to each of several committees rather around the plant they Israel, say many of us. in the face of than a larger single fact that at eight key locations in gift that would require payment of campaign killed a seagullwhile mglr4g a gift taxes. The Arabahavecllytn the No Women Israel, lastly, is finding it surrounding countryside champion giftpUtterswer . movie, Think how furtuna te we aggFe53or in four of the five Howard Metsenbaum, Increasingly difficult to justify carefully measur Fewest Women In a Film e polluting Alan Cranston, DCallf., and Jacob Javits, R-N.Y. When are that she didn't kill a yellow. wars (ought with the Jewish - its conue military hold on elements other For tome reason so the makers senators' campaigns which bellied sapsucker, Included, the total amount which skirted nation since its United Na tions.hat III Arab terrltcrj keep the air acceptable tax collectors by this dubio us means was $181,000. lOnsored birth In May, 194$. when the U.N. carved out the e1L Today, despite the fact that it is Jewish nation In 1947.48. Jready the Oita works is Among the oddities turned by the facing aggression on the hordes ed by 100,000 young trees mission by Donald Rwnsfeld, a versatilecenter was a tardy adGolan Heights, Israel's place In Nixon Administration In a developing green bell, Peace official, that he wi 13,000 left over from a congressional the world na Is its eventually the tree plantings in campaign All years ago. Rwnsfeld belatedly donated it to the IL& lowest ebb. Support has and around the factory area Treasury. Even a sizable proportion of diminishes] even Its the United the Israeli population Is crying will reach one million.thRight States, once an unabashed and now, Z000 ducks are ber ed The study also shows a host of for peace at almost any Price. effective ally. Administration bigwigs conBy DON OAKLEY small on the ground. the President cannot shake off tribut to various Senate campaigns, These include $1000 from Why is Israel losing its 4NEAJ Beyond the small, old town of Army Secretary So Calloway, $1,000 from Deputy Defense his back. Other matters are friends? poll has been its own in tI'ie Israeldhas made some moves Oita, Nippon Steel Is erecting Se contributing William Clements and $1,000 each to ir ti ec on of divesting m the agalveneas. The question is no diplomats John p roj e Humea, John Hurd and John Irwin. ct to hold longer deterioration of his positi on itself . of some of the former more than 1,500 "What did the President know Blamed families. It is Inflation, particularly in the Arab ri with par. part of th and when did be know It" but e wnoJi FOOTNOTE: In fairness to the sena basic necessity of food and fuel Big Boasts Ucular is emphasis on sat fying tors, their bsay staffs whether the sheer Perhaps the most basic housing complex of apart. sometimes simply forgot to file. MUM" .As st momentum alcngwithshtage s Egypt's hunger return for of the typical examl of the ponderous impeacen ngeason as III to do with the Since the Six-Day War of Sinai peninsula. Realistically, meitis, houses, shopping, has scrupulously filed In his twine state and or be laid at the his committee, have process may not now have filed here. When ndother faiij queried him about the one filing door o( the whiteHouse People complex business of foreigfl June, 1, the Israelis have however, retum of the entire recreational ising at e Passed the point of no return. still out. affairs_it is the fact r th edge of Oita. standing, he had it on the way to fed up wi a seem gly that boasted excessively of their GolanHeightstosy would be the Secretary of the Senate If so, th in Americans oobsessedwjth our within ability to knock over the Arabs a move In the direction of hours. even the significant endless stream of crises and right statement by Sen. Sam Erwin in drive an automobile with ease; the rhetoric from national suicide. The high Pollution bad news, and while the any time wish Jerusalem and Tel Aviv has ground Is Cleveland the other day that responsibility for this scarcely areplace and 1JTICAL. BENEFITS: When it comes to taking credit for vital to Israel's testimony before his Watergate constitutes blaming Israel for what had a shrill ring of mflty security, Just the anti-pollution increases In Social Security, President Nixon reaps even where an impeachable iznui recently were Investigating committee of long lines The Yom Kippur War of last equi pmentfigured he has not sown. For the fourth time In fense on the part of the gasoline stati his AdmInIstration, a note dicated to me the President had Pre ons and little sident, it is offi a to cost October destroyed the myth of ls to 13 per cent to accompany April checks will tell the this souring at An agreement with Jordan nation's 2$ million not coinmitte an impeachable mood of public exorbitant prices once O Israeli InvincIbility and caused of the total plant development recipients that Nixon signed the new bill. re ci the West Bank occupied lands expenditure. sun, Offense, may have no the pip, a good many people around effect, than anything else, will bring the sums would seem to be a simple Even President Nixon's The grousing motorist world to Th e involved Whit the President failed to tell them as the nation to the brink of Imunquestionably say coiiectiveJy, "ft matter of a telephone, call to moderatewhen set l) that he has con. complete and unqualified phinent was heard to say serves them right" sistently opposed the Increases, mainly on that if there were no Israel cooperatlosm with the House the grounds they are Amman. Regarding Jerusalem, cost of installing antl'pollution Inflationary, Another problem Israel Actually, the practice Isn't new, the Israelis have talked loudly devices In existing Judiciary Committee's ImPresident there would be no gasoline today is the fact that much of of never steel mills Eisenhower started it all back in 14. Final Push giving up an inch of problem, Thu, of course, is peavhment inquiry, a co__________________ built without them, the world, particularly a territory In the city. operatim he Is steadily being One other thing could provide A place like the giant But juit because tradition doesn't mean it has the forced into despite coun- the final push over works can absorb this large respect of Son. Frank Church, the edge. _______ Idaho, chairman Special terattacks from the White That is the dark hint by Rep. _______________________ g Committee, lie is trying initial cost because its output to write a ban on political House, may be too late to stein Wilbur Mills, D-Ark., that when will be so great enclosures into a new Social Security law. i \) the tide. - Ju ____ Six crew members rescued unharmed today after abandoning a burning tugboat about 175 miles east of here, the Coast Guard are I - all ages are leaping about campaign or another is S In force. best in the world, The list of senators and fundraising committees who failed to This country already produces more than 100 million file on March 10, under penalties of a year In jail and a $1,000 fine, reads Like a Capitol Hill ethics society. Among them are: tons of steel a year and chasing hard after the United Th e Senate's conserva ti ve conscien ce , Bar Goldwa te r, R. States and Russia, the only Ariz.; its "Mr. Consumer," Warren Magnuson, D.Waih.; the nations w hich surpass it. Th e (JO) Tunney Committee; two committees for Tom McIntyre, feat is being managed UUgh N.fl.; (Strom) Thurmond Finance Committee; and Re-Elect the Japanese must import Senator (Claiborne) Pell Commit tee. per cent of their n ore and In all, the nter for bllc Financing of Elections found 34 more than 82 per cent of the senators, challengers and their personal committees who failed to cokingcoal used L the stee l- file by the March 10 deadline. The tally was taken March 25. making process. The Oita works is the newest The challengers who failed to file included such well-known of 10 belonging to Nippon Steel former legislators as Rep, Nick Galiflanakis and Son. Wayne Corporation, the co un try's top Morse, flare. A number of less famous aspirants took their first producer. It j o of steps toward new Semite careers by violating filing laws. modern, waterside plants Th e ce nter also toted up 132 special interest whose volume of output and which viola ted the filing deadline. They range from committees savings and quality of product are helping loan groups, to clothing workers, bankers, doctors, conJapan sweep the world with its servationists, firearms zealots mind realtors. - e not pay $6 to see it? Was finished product. (There might be a subcategory here f or Trigger a horse? - Up In Tallahassee (AP) rence "Accordingly Florida after In the Senate dici ry Corn. The battle over ratification of the ERA "The Colorado legislature ratified all la ws ratification the emotion-charged Equal of the ERA will inittee. and spent opposing thet ERA. thenredlditssupport law,"she requiring husbands to Mrs. Spel.lerberg support co n ti sa id nue th he or to have the au Right, Amendment in the 197 ority 4 their wives would be taken off under ganiz.atlon has spent 'less than. said. its police po wer to relegislature Is heating up early the hooks, Mrs. Schlafiy, author of 5ev- 11,0(X)" quite reasona ble $eparatjon ,f eral for the stop ERA move. as backers and opponents gathconservative books, said But Atty, Gen. Robert Shevin the sexes wi ment, th er in the capital or respect to such the ERA will take away many show. 7-. Tugboat Crew Rescued By JACE ANDERSON fltheutern shore of Jaa WIl1NGN—En as Congress de new campalgn Kyushu island, a new plant is reform laws, more than 200 aenat*'s, challengers and poli ti cal rising which In time will be of the two or three largest and committees have violated the campaign disclosure Laws already now Longest line At last report, there was one Battle Heats TALLAHASSEE, Fla. TODAY I(ynØL IP7I b, tWuvd FpM *yèe*, $j Mill, and it works. Here on the / - at rn I have seen tomow's steel so many films. Why do all n vi golng Why not, movie directors hate their for example, public. such awards as: mother,' Highest Ticket Price for a The Best Coming Th At tractions Nopc ho The lm is award friendly people at Paramount would are letting us in to see "The coming be Intended to revive attractions, which used Great Gatsby" for a mere 16 a to be the best part of going to scat, but imagine how much the movies but have disap. Potential there is that peared f the face of Psychological barrier of $5 13 earth, like Studebaker's Why broken. Soon you'll be able to don't producers make coming fly to Italy or Spain or Hollywood to see the movie attractions anymore' Are they :i!raII to show us what's coming ss kingtnatkfork(11111 to buy a ticket to we th because they think we might -L; ERA Tuesday, April 2,1974--SA - By BRUCE BIOSSAT awards' highest price for popcorn, which is now at about a nickel a The Sanford Herald is ____ the movies with women in them Instead anmore hi always Dustin Of complaining that Woody Hoffman and Steve Mcqueen, Allcnor"MeanSis'.cj. Ervin should have gotten a or Jack Nicholson and Randy McQuaid or Redford and Paul nomination, they should be Newman or somebody playing Protesting the lack a New York detective and a relevance, bunch of mangled cars. Not The fact is that there are a lot since rm training films has Of tegoes where no $wrd an)ne seen so few females In given tha t are vi tal to today's New FLOR I DA ., . I To File Is Unique ______________ Academy Awards. But for a Jock Anderson III - ,- Th ey Failed New M llhI((Jj(tJAjjj' not making - Japan's ________ admlrrs of complaining about I ,, .iI,,h i, in, lt.,,,j .,, ltflv.IP.lai tli'.ih tutu,,,,. Inc . NOW. V14 Ill -'..'.',.. 6 - 4V7 g unman the HUD Pro?crty Report from dev HIJO neither approves the merits of the elope r and read it before signing anything aliering the value, if any, of the Properly. not �6A—The Sanford Herald Tuesday, April 2, 197i r Dea Abby t L J ACROSS BYAB1A1LV'ANBLJ1WJI enjoyed by his friends. And his friends had the pleasure of DEAR ABBY: Ourson(heb giving something they had rrr diflie, 4 New Zealiad Dl trot S. 53 Manuwrtpti IT Pervsei S3 Uwottked iICuIuat,.,J ian.n 21 Soik Itu 20 1, Si Hui*at ____ $?141we "' ronfidencelo ___ T i A t C) A V -, • ____ ____ ' -' ' r ' 1 ___ ____ _____ _______ ______ t0fl 32 Hammer beads 5btud(Fr stnt lOJra,h month 39aihsIaghtI) II Ancient 41 ('orrudes ALLEY OOP s Marigold. Circle M-T BE Teaching The Handicapped Debated FANNETTE HArald Correspondent By GEORGE W. CRANES by Dave Griva w I 1,11.15T HOPE WE WK MAKE IT TIME Tji i N Ps chology Y So labs IS Stowe charac ter 87 ABIGAIL VAN BU}l 0 I L MEzposedto Deltona' Applied __ L VA PThbutaryol 4OStipuk 42(heniu-iI the Ohio Big Wedding a N W c*.. Tn. Y. Ns IL i fruh i 13 Venettd One 01 the Pilgnms frj J ATT IStMni,Ut, BRave Girl Plans PUZZ 0110 The Sanford Herald hiights p students make candle cen The Circle members an, terpieces, surrounded by swered by returning with .% N. greens and holiday colored dozens of plants and shrubs. Ph. D., M.D. DELTONA_The Marigold ribbons. Each student was which almost completely filled Chuck's remark Is Circle of the Deltona Garden allowed to take his or her the Green House. challenging. It Ill ustrates the Club has adopted as its 1974 creation home upon corn- presenting the plants to old maxim that people throw project the teaching of hot. pletion. At the time, Instructor Brasher were Mrs. Helen sticks and stones only at the ticulture to handicapped adults Brashear showed the Wilkeusen, Mrs. France trees that bear the big, juicy attending the Occupational Sftm memberG of the Circle the new apples! Mr. Hearst would have Training Classes for the hlocbreller, Mrs. Adellot Gre'nIIousewtijththestwjent.s relished the Bobby Riggs cue, Witike and Mrs. Marjorie Handicapped at Seminole were constructing and in. In-Garcesu, president. for it caused red-hot Wk-up! Junior College, dicated concern as to how to CASE Z 592: Chuck W., Their first visit was in secure plants to fill the Green The circle members have aged 36, is an a d vertising December of 1973 when house, volunteers to teach the begun the teaching and will executive, members of the Circle brought care and raising of plants and return regularly to help TV Time 8.8:30 CBS MAUDE grandson to straighten out a a er (RERUN) Filled with mlsdjrec J man, ft bel ting Maude in the second-part of this two-patter, 8-9 NBC "HAMBURGERS" pour Walter tries to make CbriJ BeaI'IJ and All an BIye, amends. He promises to stop successf ul team who wrote for dr inking. When he falls off "Laugh.!n," then got in volved again. Maude is convince d by with Sonny & Cher, have put Arthur that Walter needs hour, professional help. This further mostly sight gags, and leaning Infuriates Walter. It takes a strongly on the type of zany grandfather's love for his comedy * I1ruiiti 24) and his fiance have been enjoyed. And nobody had 42IIopikitni element 121'resentmogath goingsteadysince theywe,p tab spend a dime! 43 Pact 27 Remysted 19 Biggest and plan on being married If you think this is a good 44Seieagle DO' 31 Prrcvuaon 3O('ocenutg 41 Sa ndarac ± when she finishes college (out idea, please pus it on. wTetit I 23 EIPUI)iCd 4* Appointed ki 3lCookng of town In June. They have 2Sono(Jacob 24ftrriktast CAMPUS D.B. 49Femil.'he,ep CLATTER with BIMO BURNS utensil Rib foods been spending every weekend by Lorry Lev DEAR ABBY: lama6S.year. l3tlikancapatal 3Eilipsoa4aI Geniaoltrees Si hingoIJdip WHAT ARE together for some tune. 34Stcdkiut ---J 4 Musical note 26l'rrsrntl IOuRE KlDD:NGJ oldmanandhavebeen ma rried flab plant SAnnoyeri YOU DOING, 2$ fl acknred SOME each have an apartment.) i to the same woman for 35ye 52 Feminine WHATS YOUR I a.5l:,s1,I'r p SActs 29Eude "Dr. Crane," he began, stiTcH knew a bout this and have told About ten years ago my good ippelLition materials and helped the 61,j1.jhi* RESEARCH flowers. 7R.arof TOPIC Brashear, )) English r%er S6S,mbul(or APATHY 3 Female 'pm "what do you think about the them I mountain pproved, but since wife went through menopause, 31 ('hater OM M ------- .-1rJ ruthenium IN COLLEGE Applied Psychology that Bobby they are both over 21, 1 had no and during this period she gave '.i*Apfh .,'j,.. Riggs employed in his tennis STU DENTSJ say In the matter, me a very bad time. S1IIC then — — challenges? 4 15 6 Last weekend the girl's I have been completely "turned '11 12 "He apparently made the mother checked on them and off sexually, especially since Women's JAbbers so Irate they discovered what had been going she now has grown arnus, r.ten placed cash wagers on. She said she would not give ~ q She complains that I don't 1 against him. IT' them the big church wedding "love" her anymore. I love her ilk TUESDAY "But didn't he pull th e biggest that was plaimedasit would be in the real sense of the word 18 19 — r TV female viewing audience of hypocritical. because I care about her, but I — I AV — any sports even In American The girl is well off in her own do not "love" her enough to 23 24 EVENING history? ' right and plans to pay for a big make love to her. In fact, I dent \! BUGS BUNNY ____ "So Isn't ___ church wedding herself. She think I can! What do you It often good 25 26 21 — 1:C) (3) To Tell The by Heimdohl & StolId 30 psychology to needle the has asked me to help her with suggest? . C' I Truth !— UST FOR THE 0 potential customers and work HMMM... .1•i the plans, and now IamIn LOVELY BIRTHDAY CAKE, (6) Hogan's Heroes OVER TIIEHILL UN OF IT LErS BORN ) PORgY.' ---------- themuptoafrothyemoUol middle. (C) Dragnet V _L_ ( FRC,€r IT PORKY_ EE IF I CAN DEAR OVER: First, tell her l s's OONE,' . pitch? (13) News " iGuRE 36 our yt,R They are a wonderful couple, to get rid of the mustache, and - f1r AAE ENOUGH (24) Woman I I CLEVER W. 8. HEARSr and I love them both, but I don't then make an honest effort to \I CANDLES.' ) 3 (3$) Star Trek 38 39 want to Irritate her mother by make love to her. In certain cases the Bobby Most men — (44) Mod Squad ± doing for this girl what her own can, U they want t. enough. Riggs strategy Is superb. 7:30 (2) Sale Of The 40 41 mother has refused. Yet, I don't Force yourself. You may like it. William R. Hearst Sr., em. J Century — — want to alienate my future DEAR ABBY: I am almost ployed (6) Andy Griffith this same method to Q 144 46 7 49 (C) Truth Or daugbter daughter-In-law. build up the first great chain of daughter-In-law. Can you help ashamed to be writing this but Consequences 50 me' . 51 newspapers in America. 52 you are my last hope. 53 (33) Movie And IN THE MIDDLE I when I launched this am a 44-year-old (24) Man And ' DEAR IN: How do you feel businessman who has to take a "Worry Clinic," Mr. Hearst Environment urged me to: about being a party to a big plane occasionally, and my 5:00 (2) Hamburge r 5T 58 chur ch wedding for a couple problem is my terrible (ear of (6) Mucje Needle your readers to th e I i (C) Happy Days who hue been spending week- flying. 1 have to take a bout APTAIN EASY 1 2 point they grow frothy with by Crooks & Lawrence (24) BIll Moyers rage. ends together for some time? U three real stiff drinks before I ORR' we • MV PEAR EASYI 74E r Journal 5 WELL, . "Thus, criticize, fat, stodgy .Si.PV You feel it would be can get on a plane. 4'i.EP TO .' MCkEE EXPEr'ITION POLLY'S POINTERS 01.0 WlLRt)5 35 My Favorite Wd(EE...CAN WE MANILA' i I4C' BACK;GO DOWN iN wives who drive their mates FCITLP v hWocrftlcal, then have o pare I don't like to arri ve at my Martian P(E CONTACT Y ft TE JEW5! NY FO55IL9, '.'HISTORY.. FOR CL/R In Planning plann it. But If you feel destination half-pla stered, but I into the arms of paramours. (44) Bold Ones LJM. - Pl5CO'ERY OF _____ differently about It, then go usually do. larn not ojliwljya 8:30 (6) Hawaii Five 0 "Attack the soporific 1.lvEcj1._, C21t: ________ _______ _j (C) Movies clergymen ahead and help. How the girl's drinking man, but it's the only .,, who 4"1 put ______________________________________ Bottle Brush i p (2's) Curiou s Case . mother feels about It shouldn't way I can face a flight. parishioners to sleep. Of Vitamin E PLNTh PRESENTED TOSJC GREEN}fl);s; dictate your ct "And do the same for lay .. Do the airlines have any (35) Showtirne fly pjy professors who coast on Instructor Sam Brashear accepts CR1 program or course for people 9:00 (2) Bob Hope 'tenure' instead of producing DEAR ABBY: As my eight- like me? If they should have Chimnlont POLE.Y'S PROBLEM (13) Target year-old sons birthday p. becauseI can't be the only and larger, when the next ball)? new and better lectures every D POLLY,... Can comes one doe L (24) Black Journal *-oached, I found myself In the person with this problem, does not have to year. someone suggest a good (44) Movie withthie start all over again d1lnnmaof wanting to give "For then these irate readers NOBIRD cleaning agent to run through 9:30 (6) Shaft 'iwill write a birtMay party, but being DEAR NO I Inquired of my scathing letters to NEW PORT RICHEY— (33) Movie Kelly is in his 14th year as a washing machine to rinse turned off by the idea that each several major airlines, and Now that we are all so con- denounce you. away buildup of soap scum? (35) Champions Judge Richard Kelly, 49, of Circuit Judge of the Sixth the solu tion to every problem, scious of sa ving energy i and that it Is past time for the "But we'll publish those Holiday, Paso County, anchad invited would feel com there's so r3cb priogram in &NK AND ERNEST 10:00 (2) Academy Awards Judicial Circuit. He resigned people to know the truth about ! by Bob Those, My POtintler is that a baby using my Fessiure cooker rnore letters, plledtobuyagift, (C) Marcus Welby exIntee.ButUyouwwteij thus producing a red- nounced his candidacy Friday his judgesWp Mar. I but is stiH the nutw probIerna facing the is really handy for regularly for (13) Washington Now that we are beginning to stewardess about your problem bottle brush hotproanoi, out th forUwFifthtrict se,tIn inofflceunUlhI,*.is nation,"Keljyaajd, Debates realize that the resources on when you board, she'll give ytu washing ermos bottles or kinds of meat and vegetables "And that wi ll resul t in the best united sta tes Congress. (24) Today In The nominated. any long narrow containers or and use half the our planet read page of Kelly and his wife, Loraine, are Of our Hearst not qedal atleutIss. It's worth a vases. I Legislature Formerly a federal have a daughter, Sherri, 12,, and X HIT FivE we must be keep such a brush to Ialso have puiledout my(loejMe newspapers!" try. She's trained to provide the 10:30 (24) Byline prosecutor with the U. S. son, John, II. use strictly for baby's bottles boiler and find vegetables Alas, a lot of timId folks, conserflve, I suddenly hit passenger with more than and (35) News th ano THE Deparent of Justice and an er for the thermos be cooked n the bottom at the lacking in the 13:00 (6) News upon the idea of 'reeycling" coIfee tea or milk, Easter Egg attoeney for the FBI.Kelly was bottles my husband takes to same tune gravy or sauces (C) News gifts. I sent a note wi th each understanding of paychology DEAR ABBY: Is It true that wOrk._ELfljE LAST 4OLE • Mm's Formal Wear (24) 0'angs County first elected In 1960, defeating heated In the top and , which typified Hearst, Col invitation saying: "Doesn't you had a Jewish father? RENTALS School Board DEAR FOLLY— My an incumbent who tiai been in Your child have som ething that eliminate the use Of a second Robert B. McCormick, Frank HOPE NONE (35) Pajama NOSE? Peeve is wi th the packersPet For Weddings, Proms. etc. -office more than Z years. of stove burner. he has enjoyed but has grown Gannett and other titans of Hunt, Parade Playhouse DEAR NOSE?: Yap. And a spices, I may need a new one B.L. Perkins Monts Wear OF THEM SUE ut of Also, my husband told me early 20th Century to Wd like to (44) Night Gallery Jewish MOTHER, too! m, Kelly, the first Republican for just one recipe but am that 704 E. First St 11:30 (6) Movie along to a friend" my dryer runs 10 to 15 get scared when a red-hot letter be elected from Pasco County, For Abby's new booklet forced to buy a big can. Often minutes longer to dry a load of comes in from a reader. PPL 332-lilt (C) Wide World Of It resulted. in a beautiful "What was overwhelmingly re-elected Teen-Ager, Want to the remainder goes to waste, It clothes w For Sanford Entertainment hen it is raining or In 1966, polling more votes than sharing experience. My son Know," send $1 to Abigail Van seems they could put spices in very humid outside. Now I do t For they don't understand (41) Movie ap preciated th ha t talk is the first goal of 12:00 (2) Movies e gifts all the Buren, W Lanky Dr., Beverly smaller packages, The Downtown Business any other, candidate in his by Dick Covolh my more knowing they had been lift. '1 flI topnotch adviai o . . county. H. wii oi,i i........i ' LOOK AROhJNii 3:00 (C) Movie amofleflptfrc(nt FOR &L4T TIME, tWONLT possible—RITA (44) News In Mr. lF1 2LIARTER, ars case, entna for WHO COULD PA55 UP AN svq uecause 100 jurn 'va mour nome LENt? 'YCXJ A QUARTER You will receive a dollar if example, readers either hated I V,O'tT GIVE '5J A FREE O1PERLJKE'fl4AT? W have the spire or herb on sponsor an Easte? Parade and "My decision to become a Polly uses you favorite home- him or loved him. Everyone else does Egg Hunt Sunday, April 14. WEDNESDAY congressional candidate Is containersdoasnot Want buyinto big making ldes' pet Peeve, Polly's 7bey weren't lukewarm Or ' The parade and hunt wiU band on my bell ef I they cantorun tMt t is Problem or solution to a neutral! MORNING STERCHI FURNITURE begin at 12:30 p.m. and be held time for the people to send a money. If I am trying a re pe ci problem. Write Poll y in care of And lukewarm readers don 't in Sanford the first time the family may this newspaprer. 6:00 (C) Sunrise Jubilee to Congress QHOROSCOPE h100 french Avenue scramble to get the newspaper ween Four th Park located bet. Representative ___________ not like it and I would never use and Fifth and Oak who realiz 6:35(2) Sunrise es th from the Car roll Righter Institute at money Is not Easy terms 322.7953 of the other members of and Park stree DEAR POLLY My hands . ts. Almanac that particular seasoning chapped even when i wore the family! (6) Sunshine Mrs. Nora Gordon is serving again.—MRS. H. — rubber gloves, Now I wear a Bobby Riggs has been as parade chairm Almanac WED`NESiMy, APRIL 3, '174 DEAR POLL?— The first pair of white . • L7 SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. fl cotton gloves disdainfully called a "hustler" Davis chairman of an and Fred the egg hunt, I do to a new pair of under e rubber ones. When and Get together with dynamic thing U.S.A verall$ th blabbermouth, but he which Is expected to begin for baby is to sew an removed the cotton ones are aroused more Interest in tennis about 2 (6) Sunrise GENERAL TENDENCIES: friends and exchange Ideas. Problems whi ch require a Do p.m. bu Bet oif W to tt on the clipped to one clothespin Semester n't be too a'IticaI of others extra and attracted more women Prior to the actual 'big' day, change of persons, attitudes, 7:00 (3) Today straps. No more changing tte rutg,er ones to viewers thin any a thlete in the an Easter Bunny t_ (a) CBS News methods, or interests in your talking show. do buttons as baby grows older B.A. will tour ( BLONDf entire world, chIc Yon Bozo's Big T downtown Sanford during life are in effect today. You can . . SAG ITFATIUS (Nov. fl to I•UV Do you suppose that same busine 8:00 I t. I WENT MAKE I TO easily attalii new goals, but you ss hours distributing 1 SO I WENT IF THA SO NNY rn Dec. 21) Handle civic and (C) Mire l°° factor explains why this DAGt.00D A DEPOSIT AT i- •-' candy to the children. r have to get Into the specifics of community affairs ___________________ INTO THE CU HOW COME Show th ex( "Worry C wi JAM ES li nic" has $ already , THE THE BANK, any plan you have in mind. Bridge JACOBY Cash prizes for the parade LITTLE rL 9:00(2) Phil Donaue I'M N) treme caution now or they could rated first among women on will include /,, I - BUT IT THING best dressed 1'r' -, NEXT DOQ(2 Show ARIES (Mar. 21 to April 19) be troublesome. Enjoy the ' / ' LAUGWING WASN'T HAPPENED 1 (6) What' Westduckedanddwpjiy'sio reader polls when given the family, best dressed couple, 1) -. ' You can do all that work ahead social this evening. s My Line? AND SPENT lost East's jack. East led beck a same frequency of appearance best dressed boy (12 yeats or / ,' (C) Movie YET TODAY 'loss Of you most efficiently now. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. as any other advice feature ? under -c KJ7 diamond and West's king lost Make sure your heal th is 1131- 20) You ), best dressed girl (12 " '. need to study every Yet I needle fat, stodgy years 10:00 (2) Dinah's Place • A63 dummy's ace. or under) and most proved RO you can be at the (act Of some ne (6) The Joker's 4 Q 1072 s, second-rate preachers, t w thtet now ve u came to h So th peak of ability, is hand with a wi ypical Easter bonnet, ' Wild WEST in a most careful way. Listen to 114,.ST tot W club, as well as lazy college spade and led a second ;1 test TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) wha t new °:o (2) Jeopardy ha 463 4.1972 acquaintances ve 1 West won this trick with the ace professors. See what you can do to make to suggt'st. (6) The $10000 103 'i And especially taunt the and cleared the diamond Pyramid K 10*42 your personal life more Ideal "S. •75 t. AQUARIUS Women's JAbbers, who are 21 to Frb. Fury 4AK4 \i' #J86 and as you wan t it to be, Take 19) Deal more inJan. Now South led out his last two usually Just sexually malad.10:55 (3$) News telligently with SOUTH (1}i time to improve your ap- creditors and de 31:00 (2) Wizard Of Odds high spades. West -' ch btors and AKQI get ucked a justed females, af fli cted with a ' pesranre, (6) Gambit heart. It now looked to South as sour-grapes attitude far better results. Forget VA 32 BEETLE BAILEY for lack of GEMINI (May 21 to June tem$Itbonto losepa ef (9) SPIlt Second QJ if East held the guarded queen a wedding ring. Mort Walker ti ce with "s I 21 Don't start an argument at mate. Romper Room 4 of hearts and the king of clubs Plus a lot of homosexual AN 'I4ELP! NO, lTh 'r. Wi4Ai 15 (44) Film IThCALI.ED -DIE home where the situa tion is ' In addition to the last spade, females (Lesbians ) who hate PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) vulnerable .30 (2) HollYwOod EARTHQUAKE of rr MAPPENG 6PRIN T,4.AW tense at this time. Find An associate is Sou th led his four of spades men! Re a Big Mouth.,, Squares tented but West North EaM mouth EVERY YEAR solutions to present problems, i East won; led a club to his ' (6) Love Of Life little heart-to-heart talk can The more the shoe pinches, l AT CAMP Tell Everybody.., V'V)' Take no chances, 19) Brady Bunch partner and West's two good the louder such victims yell. clear up the whole matter, Pau NT. pass Iaia '\ GWAMPY MOON CHILDREN (J une 23 Don't use the wrong words at I'a (35) Fra n Carlt on di amonds completed the two And such yelling Is superb (41) Not For to July 21 ) Sh' nne though. t1u 1re. °'° word-of-mouth publicity for Women Only ord of Mouth is a good way iulness to outside groups and IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN of merchandise, TV tennis (6) News gain their goodwill. Do your TODAY...he or she will like to I getting the story around; but will it matches or newspaper Irhopping early today. Watch take center stage mu columns. a tenHow did Sou th manage to get AFTERNOON your money. The bedding has bt'n be lift' same as when first told? dency to be too talkati ve. Teach let two tricks at th People who don't understand z is three For U0 (July to Aug. ) You to make pence felt North East South y at notrump r2tract ? me answer Wesi 1200 (23 News Applied Psychology, squawk can do a great deal to i!rinrSt'e th. h fISt results, and ettinu tIi ,i ' .., . 'I.-. ..-I --. I - Tuesday, April 2,1974--7A Previews .Jim Nabors is a special guest. 'BecauseShe'smere"Afwy Others are Charlie Callas, visual encounter. Richie Is Charles Nelson Reilly, singer talked into a blind date by Bobby Vinton and Sid Caesar. Potsie. Seems Richie's date has a The network lists it as a a visiting cousin who is "development project," which available. Little does Rl'hle means It's a pilot, know, until Its too late, that she's almost a head taller than - 9-830 ABC HAPPY DAYS he is. Now Showing CUNT that made "Laugh-In." WOO EAST A -111 it M W oOf ______ Television 1 ___ ___ F F] M IL = _________ _ ______ _____ ) ____ ____ (C) Newlywed Game 710 (2) Doctors (6) The Edge O Night IC) Girl In My . * Duke 3:00 (2) Another World Every Tuesday The Price is (6) Right (C) General Hospital (3$) Mr. Ed (44) New 3:30 (2) How To Survive A Marriage () Match Game (C) One Life To Appreciation Day CHICKEN DINNER _______ - __...V __ - jj' Kelly To Run For Congress 014 I - JOEL GREY Life (44) ______ _______ _________ " u Light - _____ cw (4) The Guiding I __________ occutifir Lives ______ - (3$) Penthouse 3 Barnyard (44) BulIwIn3ie 4:00 (2) Somerset (6) Mery Griffin (C) Lucy Show (24) Sesame Street (44) Isla nd 4:30 (2) Bonanza (C) Movie pieces, i french (33) Orlando City t.ouncil (35) Leave it To Beaver (44) Pettic oa t 5:00 . r ,r, I ' Fror4rrar RIh Junction fIJIfliriJ ) - N - FlltDCHl(kIN (24) MisteRogers Neighborhood (35) Batman (44) Green Acres 5:15 (13) Women's News 530 (2) News (6) Green Acres (IS) Lloyd Bridges Show (24) Electric Company (3$) Lost in Space (44) Gomer Pyle DO RACING 6:00 (2) Plows (6) News (C) News (13) Burkes Law (24) Sesame Street (44) Lucy Show 6:30 (2) News (6) News (C) News Mayberry RFD (44) Hogan's Heroes locamo cum 0 I - ---.- I. 2:30-7: IS-C:30 "WALKING L" We Rated PG Post Time 8 P.M. Ii •'-ii 'a _________________ 61 " 1fh AREA SHt)fi1 1:00 and nOo RY"" \ "SECRETA RY" New Color TV Sorry No One Under II - "DIRTY O'NEIL" At 9:40 Matinees Mon., Wed,, Sat, ,1:45p,M, SAIl New Grandstand IfY1FORD-ORLAflD0 KEflflEL CM 10 Mies north - -Orlando between ,,? 10 . m'l ._)4j ....- , "1 • - " rr ! - ryknd - ____ .,,.... fries - ( ) 4 - __________ Complete dinner 3 oiecc'c nf - �l f SA— i he San ord H Hl era d I Tuesday, April 2, 197 Longwood To Hear Help Offered Oviedo New Sewer Costs In Building New Park BY CINDY FLANDERS Herald Staff Writer LONG WOOD— Consulting monthly charge would be 16.50 Engineer Willi am Palm will to private homes. The engineer recently report to city council in workshop at 7:30 p.m. wed- blamed inflation for the nesday the estimated monthly necessity to go to $3.27 million charge and anticipated con. bond issue to construct the sewer system and water system nection fee to households for proposed sanitary sewer improvements. Council will also hear system. Palm said more than a year recommendations from or' ago when a $2.75 million chitect James Melvin on a sewer bond issue was planned method of expanding city hail to construct sewer collection office space. One suggestion lines, interceptors and lift has been that the recreation stations—the connection fee building on Wilma be converted would be 1200 and maximum to offi ces. Monday night and offered GOIWs hp In building the five-acre Sweetwater Park Golfing A - Round S Greater Oviedo Recreation already approved by toe city. Association (GORA) Vice Reid told council GORA President Mike Reid went members would help clear the before the Oviedo City Council land and perform other work that would kasen the cost of the park's construction. GORA has also received a promise of UM Thornton worth of playground equipment by what Reid described as an Indicted UiiiljIIIUU Oviedo Fire Department Mutual Aid program was brought before the council for The Seminole County grand approval. In th e mutual aid By BOB LLOYD Jury has indicted a 29-year-old program Oviedo was asking for Park Avenue and Third Stree t capacity that Sanford Avenue tersections with 20th Street. city Editor with signals on First Street at should be made one-way north, Pugh recommended parking Altamonte Springs man for permission to take the oldest of Park, Palmetto and Sanford Palineitto Avenue one-way be prohibited on the south side murderin theMareji to shotgun two fire trucks and rescue van Traffic consultants recoin- avenues to increase traffic flow south, Second Street one-way of W. 13th Street between slaying ola neighbor he thought oother cueswhe reeygpjg( mended $112,300 in im. on First strut. was a "peeping torn." east from French to Sanford French ar.d Mulberry avenues be needed. pr overnn ts to Sanford City avenues and a one-way west in the Goldsboro business Charles Frank Thornton, 612 rry La City commissioners noted a Neely, volunteer Commissioners Monday that route should be established on district to increase safety on Pine ., was indicted M onday fireman, sa id the rescue van County Commissioner Dick The agreements have been Include deletion of a spli t Park sight obstruction land. Commercial Street from heavily traveled artery in the for seconddeemurder in the Williams will answer questions approv would be aping In front of the police sc ed in concept by all th e needed at an Avenue approach on the north Sanford Avenue to Park black community. Three death of Henry Clay, 5$, also of t'rnt-r.t'ncy primarily iquarttrs at Fulton for the side of 25th on the county's proposed mcwher cities Street. revamping Street Avenue, then north on Park to posble sites were noted for Pine St. radio contact with the station, of the and Oak Avenue will be comprehensive planning act at Celery and Mellonville Fulton Street and west on furnishing off-street parking The grand jury also tndited because the old removed pumper truck Aven the 7:30 p.m. CALNO Council of ue intersection and new move to a shortly w hen police Fulton to French avenue, Thornton the area. for illcally did not have a radio. Coun. alignment new ce nter at Ninth LOCSI Governments mee ting of the offse t Celery, Possessing a flrearn, as a cilman Arthur Eva ns suggested Street a nd French Avenue. Th u day at the "Forest" on rs 13 th Street and Sanford Avenue released felon, and for Instead of sending Close Hazard Parking Adequate West Lake Mary Boulevard in two trucks, Intersection. possessing a sawed-off shotgun. the fire department should look One Way Streets Lake M. ty mmissi ers Ci co on took no Pugh temed the landscaped The downtown parking study Thornton told police he Into buying a radio for the old acti on on the study recomtraffic island on Park at returned home to be told by his section of the report, previously The proposed act approved ck. tong-range recommendat. mendations at the Monday ions north side of 25th a "sight ob. released, indicated existing by the Legislative Delegation wife a man had been Staring in CASSELBERRY—In a brief The initial draft of an in the report en th af ternoon work sessi on but e four. sction" and recommend ed parking facilities in the city last Friday night will require meeting Monday nigh t council the window. He grabbed th with Striton Mayor Lee Moore told corn. rnonUverdue $16,000 study by closing of the east side of m, ced Clay down thee agreement hall-courthouse area are all Seminole county govern, au thorized going to bid on a Properties rega rding a se Campbell, Foxworth wer missioners they should "study Inc., st reet, and the weapon ac system was gla nced and Pugh present spilt approach In front m ee ting present demands and mental bodies to ha ve prepared seven-loot security fence f or the at briefly the report carefully." of Orlando, included of a supermarket and widening shouldn't be expanded until and adopted comprehensive two-acreNorth Water Plant cidentally went off, police say by the council. There were no making major east-west an d of the remaining two lanes on addi tional office space Is added land use plans by Oct. 1, 1977. which has been plagued by they were told. decisions made because many In the downtown area con. north-south streets serving Circuit vandals during the past three Judge the west side of the approach, to the government center. Robert things were not clear to the sultan(s recommended deletion do wn town area one way. McGregor ordered Th ornton council nienthers. mon ths. Money for the fence Other sight ibtructio Three Aitamonte Sprin gs, The report recommended the "The draft is of the traffic signal at Oak held in coun ty jail on $10,000 to be worked on ed Consultant Hichard Pugh problems were noted at the city lower parking Casselberry and Winter will come from the capital off-street Avenue and First Street and said in future years when and chang First Maple , Lake and Oak Avenue, re ir ents and Springs) of the five CALNO improvement fund. qu em for new re tail bond and arraignment for gradually," Chairman James syncronlzatjon of the signal at Street reaches traffic handling Grandview and Hibiscus in. office twiiiiing Monday. ci ties prior to the delegation ~jj. Pear Council also approved the approval were on record op recommended changes in grade posing the legislation, for the city building official and building inspector in an effort to on the agenda is fire attract more highly qualified control mutual aid agreements, applicants for th e jobs. I BARIGlf both of Sanford; eight sons, aarden- iImmt, 17p1.,ki £U UI Marvin A. Sanford; Ernest H., hollywood; and 14 grandspirit, Barto Wright, 63, of 3640 S Longwood Longwood; Ralph E., Sanford; children. Oviedo Sanford Ave., died suddenly John L, Longwood, George F., Gramkow Funeral Home in Monday morning. He was a Sanfo Blank check and $10 In Aaron Link, 19, of Box l; rd ; Joseph A., Geneva; charge of arrangemen ts. na ve ti of Eastman, Ga. and had and Rudy J. and Dennie Wright postage Stamps stolen Monday lilysees McFadden, 26, of Box Dies At 63 lived in Sanford 674, and Henry David Denard since 1932, bo th of Sa nford; five daughters, lrunNylonize Inc., 104 Marvin Ave. 23, of Box 682 charged Monday NEW YORK (AP) - Hal moving here from that city. He Mrs. Ralph (Geraldine) . was the owner of Wrigh t's Au UniPak, ii N. sau' . night with gambli ng and Jailed Boyle, a gentle spirit in an to Flowers, Fern Park; Miss Reva WRIOHT, SANTO— Funeral Re pair and attended Central Mae Wright, Orland glartzed Monday. mIe took on $l00 bontThojuveiJes entle world, has died at $3 o; Mrs. Ron services for Barb Wr it, 3.o4 Baptist Church. 170 cash and $3000 worth of charged with gambling S Sanford Ave.. w?.o died (Louise) Neel, Sanf ord; Mrs. H Vincent Boyle was for checks, Survivors include his wife, Bernie (Ruth) Harper, Lake will b Mid at 3 turned over to Division Youth 30Harold Years a,; Widn.Wy at Gramaw F'jnqvàI much a fixture In Mrs. Alberta Wright, and Services. Inijnokslee ; and Mrs. Gladys Home cP.p. With Rtv. Robert hundreds of American news- mother, Mrs. Georgia Robson; Sanford Loy officiating. Burial In Holzmann, Winter Garden; two papers as the weather report. Mary; Miss Karen A. Wright, Evergreen Cemsery Grmkow broth Billy Wright, Winter His promise was always, in 7,. SanfotM; three sisters In Grauflrbohthd100Q,,, ,. Altamonte Sprin Mrs. . -— .. ... rs.u.saicu £.4WId ..iUD IA1V Monday. )(XTflLO; Mrs. Press, a brighter tomorrow. Bob (Madeline) Hope of Juvenile arrested at Five Joseph Ronald Carson, 19, of Boyle died ofa heart attack at detention center Points 3348 Orange Ave., Or lando, In his home here Monday. thargedwith two counts of county Jail on $10,000 bond on pe1on Monday. Funeral arrangements tents. robbery charges filed Monday. Gun valued at 310 stolen lively include a memorial amMonday from home of Floyd Monday in New York, where Fern Park Palmer, 5 Valencia Street. worked more than half his life Home of Karen Munger, 31, Home of Susan y Iobsrt W. grown by be In Kansas City, Mo., the 700 Mattle Street ransacked John's Village Apts., Monday. Nothing reported burglars Monday. $5 Place of his birth. AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) - Rob. mltth. jewelry stoke. ert Woodrow Brown, 62, Boyle's death came four aging editor of the Augusta C1Iwt stolen from Quorns Home of Debbie Haiford, 23, months alter he hid learned Ciwonlcle since High School locker during St. John's Village Apis., thatbewuthe 1%8 and a Puvictim ofar weekend. Valued at 6240. lltzer Prize winner, died Mon.. burglarIzed Monday. Jewelry crippling, incurable disease Flashlight and engagement wor day. The Pulitzer Prize was th 12.262 stolen. ring valued at $452 reported Home of Jane Pasco, 33, St. aiiiyotrophjc lateral schierosis. awarded in 1956 when he was stolen Monday from home of John's Village Apis., hit by The disease is more commonly editor of The Ledger in Colum. known as "Lou Gehrig's bus, Ini) Aim Barkley, , 603 Mattie burglars Monday. Jew Ga., in connection wi th the 1111)s elry and disease" because It felled the Street. newspaper's campaign to clean drugs valued at $385 stolen. famed baseball player. Guy Eyed Walker, 19, and Home of Pamela Ruaso, up In a neighboring Melvin Paul Walker, is, both of St. John's Village Apts., hit by, In his tail column, which sip. 25 Pa1nio Ave., charged burglars Monday. $345 worth o f peared Feb. 23, Boyle wrote: Monday with possession of jewelry "1 hate to relinquish my daily drugs. Guy Walker also Home of &iaron Lowe ll, 2$, column because writing it has MEM041AL PARK charged with not showing St. John's Village Apts., hit been ... a magic adventure that ~ 1 ~ di 11" license and poe,sbon burglars Monday. Jewelry ap enabled me to meet thousands "3 Sanford Traffic Changes Urged e _0 Can anything compare with the lure a nice, green golf course has? I dou bt It, or at least that is what real estate developers think. If you ha ven't noticed it already Central Florida abounds with golf courses but how many of them are Just golf courses? By now the point is clear almost all cour ses are part of a real estate package. One of the most obvious examples locally Is the Sheoah Golf Course in Win ter Springs. Going hand-in-hand with the course are condominiums and other developments, Look into Orlando and the (su most extravagant courses, Rio Pinar and Bay Hills—Pinar has a still growing housing development and Bay hills is In the condominium business. i'4 Williams Will Explain County Land Plan Act - : - - i I z -j2- - __ ~ - ~: ~,- -*:.-i--;-?F, -4 F en c e D u e Water Plant Poh"ce Blott7 er Hal Boyle, enie G - a •I A few of the older courses in this area are completely independent of any bui lding con tractor but It seems as if the ones coming are part of these projects. Sterling Park, in Cassel berry is planning a new course to go in conjunction with more houses they are building. IIII, - "----. ---..-..... t rvir&s, $I,= stolen. o(drW parapberinalia. Bond set radio valued at at $5,535. Melvin Walker bond Lake Mary set at $5,(). 67 countries and every continent but the Anthrctic. Mike P. McGovern, of 810 Myrtle Avenue, charged this Four-loot-long alligator, found week with bringing drugs ut Monday on corner of Lake county jL Lodged In county Mary Blvd. and 4th Street, Jail in lien of $10,500 bond. turned over to Sanford Zoo. COUNTRY CLUB T'1-a A Jr UILItJ1L "When Sanford Police today are still searching for two armed bandits who stole $725 from a city food store Monday after I* cut the clerk's neck to force her to open the safe. Detectives said the Intigation Is continuing did not say 11 they have any Suspects. The men were described as orage in height, clean shaven and wearing oki faded clothes, One was said to have long blonde hair and the other "longish" brown hair, police said. The walked into store at Palmetto Avenue and 25th Streett just after 10 .i. ni and when Mrs. Gloria Dyer, the clerk, refused to open the safe the blonde-haired bandit pressed his knife to her throat, cutting her slightly, while his ethort pointed a pistol at her, police said. 3athntsare being accepted at Seminole Lodge - NsrsMg £ Ceevalescess Residence Same G rind Care Same (;(d SIU(( Same Good Food Since 1544 - - - .Ti .I .r .-.. -_ Service ________ - I1UiVJJ Matters" - - .:0 ~ IF --1- :!& E _______ - w - c" :' .1-*l "We Intend To Continue This Policy" 3005. Say Ave. Sanford -Ph. 3224755 Ta PLAN NOW FOR TOMORROW'S NEEDS ... , JI — — — — — ..— — .. Nutri t i o n Pueblo, Colorado 81009 chid learning ..-.+j habits are directly related toeating habits. Which means that .1 he';.doing poorly with 1 Pte4ise cnd me- eop of "Fcxxl is More his studies, it may be because he's doing pocrly at Just Something to Ea the breakfast table. Good make your , Name child a genius if he is not, but it will help. Send now for the free book entitled: "Food js More Than Just I CIIY&StaI e Something to Eat Studies .how that a - I 322-2131 Oldest Funeral Horn, InemIRot. County FIRST ESTABLISHED IN 1685 A P,hç 5v.sc.ot Tf,t h$*1i9pe, 5 1P .'j Ms'n 1o.gilio,, £ wells,. O,oc,,, - ..IL,...1_.,. •''' - ' two years at the school, Perry declined comment on the dism issal and would not say if the other coaches also had been fired. - - iviiv.rng Williams 01 ma AP Sports Writer ATLANTA (AP) Hank Asron's path to baseball greatness has been one of remarkable consistency and durability, The icy-nerved Atlanta Braves slugger never had the kind of super season that evoked the hysteria among fans that surrounded such modern stars as Willie Nays and Mick. ey Mantle, His highest single season batting average was .355, givIng him the National League batting crown in - — —, ) Than I I--- By ED SHEARER -p .1. : II — c For the past three weeks, A ti been working out with the help of Coach Mays. on '1 go over to the school (SHS) every morning and Coach Maysi catches me up. I feel Pretty good now and I think I have a pretty good chance," the M..A I___ -. WU-BaIrTQ yoriui said. Sports Tuesday, April 2, 1974 Page ____ __ __ "I've wanted toy pro ball now. Dale Jones (Scout for LA Dodgers) saw me early in the season and I was just ter,l wasn't In shape and I didn't show anybody anything," for a long w lB ____________ Scholarship Offers . -' "' Brown had started the fall semester at SJC and had chosen the junior college over FTU on the hope that he could gain a couple of years experience aad then be noticed by the scouts and move Into pro ball from there, - '•' "Something wasn't right at SJC. I Just didn't like the school, said Brown, "But it's not that school is bad but it wasn't right for me at that stage in my life." Raw Power Raider Coach Jack Pantelias felt with proper Instruction Brown could have turned into an Important part of SJCs Pitching staff this year. -- . "Coach Nays contacted inc three weeks ago about Brown but I have been on the road lately and this will be the only chan ce we ha ve to see Brown. "I'm not too sure what we will be abi.' --- In dn Wii'Ii ht'a In ni' and see," he said. The Dodger scout continued that the percentages are -- area colleges to his door of- (eruig scholarships. - ' Dodger scout Dale Jones of Or. lando and the talent seeker w;i -. more than willin g to oblige. His season's end burst, when he was finally tuned, brought - .Pá'- ' . -. --- - _____ "He threw handgrenades" said Pant.ellas, "lots of raw Pow" and his fast ball moved more than the average kid just out of high-school." AT EXTRII3E IIUI(IER DUN Bl)V,'.\ . Dodgers will take a look . . - -— The Hammers' Obscure Career Ends With A II f 4 . coac hing duties, Perry said Williams could remain as a physical ed ucation instructor :1 NOW IS THE TIMI ) ,inn, cliooe and make decislo,,. when judgment Is not blurred by emotion. Plan together before need. Spare your family needisr worry, confusion, and doubt. We a: Brission will do e,erythtng possible to assist you. through Februa ry 1976, when his coaching contract expires. Williams said he would stay at the school "for the time being.-, "1 know the president has made a decision and that's it," added Williams, who compiled identical 6-5 records in his President Benjamin Perry. Perry had asked for the resignation of Williams and his five assistan ts two weeks ago but the resignations had not been submitted, 11 THIS BOOK. - (Lht' tqrr4th _________ Year A&M's VVilliams Fired TALLAhASSEE, Fla. (AP) Jim Williams was fired today as head football coach at Florida A&M University by a 1.tc141 Graaam OwneAdm Florida ti - - TIL "- Late in his senior year Brown tossed no-hitters against Day. tonaSeabreeze and GaI,iviiio. .' '' - _________________ BRISSON Th is time last year . Don Brown was Just getting Into "H a kid has the Intestinal sha pe, fortitude, that's a big part in It is a little late for high whether he will make it," Jones schiool baseba ll pitchers with said. the season nearly half over by Year Lay-Off A pril 1. If you are like me it is tough Brown played put But the 1973 graduate was organized hasn't together money for a membership. As a baseball for a year, throwing aspirin tablets for matter of fact I've always played under iwito the exception of a small Seminole 111gb, and leading th the daily greens fees system. What all e fall workout wi this Thbe through a late season Juni College. Alth Seminole means Is that courses should become or though he is open surge to the Big Eight Cham. to the public, only 19, the year lay off may plonship. hurt him. But Brown is opAs long as I've mentioned Sheoah let me Now he is getting Into shape Umistic. Point out that they are now open to once again hoping to capi ta lize memberships from people other than on a tryout with the Los Angeles -. Dodgers It's a bit belated, but the ity of pro b.ball is presenting itself and he doesn't -want to let it slip by without giv. RALEIGH, N. C. (AP) Da. to shoot over them," said the vote ofl23of the na tjon'ss.ts ing It try. The tryout is vid Thompson, the Associated two-time All-American, a mere writers and sportscasters scheduled for Wednesday at Press College Basketball Play- 6-loot-I. for the 6-foot-I 1 Walton. Nine Seminole High School field. er of the Year, boned his skills The 19-year-old North Caro. other players each got one vote. It's not often a scout goes by playing against the "big tins State Junior's awesome Statistics tell only part of the digging for material in Florida. boys" at Gardner-Webb College leaping ability is just one fact of story of his wor th to Coach There Is an abundance of talent in Boi ling Springs, N.C., not far hL superlati ve all-around play. Norman Sloan's team. In 31 in the state and pro baseball's from his Shelby home. Thompson, who repeatedly games Thompson averaged 26 sta nding menu is youthf ul playWhile In Crest High School, he has said he wil l shun pro offers points, 7,9 abo would amble over to the college un til he graduates, because cent from th flunds, shot 55 per ers who eat, sleep, walk, talk, e oor and 75 at the dream and swing base ll a ba ll for some fun games against the "the money will sti ll be th ere," foul line. year round. li kes of Artls Gilmore, now the led State toa30.l record and th In four NCAA tournament e premier 7-foot-2 center of the NCAA championship last week, games he scored 115 poin ts, all Pro-Prescription American Basketball Just as his team dethroned against nationally ranked Associa tion Kentucky Colonels, perennial champion UCLA In teams. The overlooked Brown He a lso went up against George the NCAA semifina ls, Th omp. Counting his Final year in high doesn't quite fit the pro stan. Adams, now with San Diego of son replaced the Bruins' Bill school and play on the Stale dard pr escription. the ABA. Walton as AP pla yer of the freshman team, Thompson-led "I had to learn to Jump high year. Thompson Seminole 111gb Coach Jerry received the teams are 117-8 for four )'eats. Nays however, felt that overlooking Brown would be great Injustice. Maya contacted " ROAD , Police Continue Search For Two Armed Bandits t UR ' against the late-blooming Brown but 'desire' plays a big part In the pla yer's success, F TOSCIIHOOL of people, By DOUG S1'ORUM Herald Staff Writer - MIC)N'TSENO - Don Brown Gets Pro Ball Tryout 1 iiouing thUs had a hole-In-one this past week w hen Curly Blair used a nin e Iron on the 137-yard fifth hole to pick up the elusive ace. In other Rolling Hill's business Dec Mello posted his best ever of 42-45.85 as did Glenda Tannier with a 48-42-90, Bob VanDeWalker got an eagle on the ten th hole with a driver, four wood and putt. At Mayfair's weekly tourney the team of Arm Guth and Jerry Stnand came home with top honors In a two-ball, best-ball event. Second place went to Gloria and Jack Prosser and th ird to Jim and Dossle Th,ganahl. Fourth was Fletcher Cockrell and Marge Person followed in fifth by Martha Henry and Ralph Sims. There were no low gross awards but congratulations to six handicapper Fletcher Cockrell for an excellent 73 Thompson Player Of The National Death - Word is out from Sheoah that the new clubhouse will be open right around Easter. This will be a full service clubhouse and is expected to be one of the fines t in the area, Of course there is nothing wrong with real estate companies buil ding the golf courses except people who don't li ve in one of these areas can't find a place to play. Casselberry ha d a noble idea a while back of buying up land '0 Lakes Country Club but the voters turned It down, this area could use are some completely public courses. Links that can be used by everyone, Funeral Notice - Valley Forge is in the midst of their [tidies handicap tournament and the num ber of participan ts has been cut to eight. In last week's action Jane Montgomery defeated Trudy Cousins, 7-5; Be th Sears topped Betty Lynn, 2-1; Louis Smith de feated Pete Bowen, 6-4; and Lori Clark won by default. In one of the big rivalries Shirley Con. ners beat Wanda Steinke, 2-I. Doily Gray defea te d Eloine Bodine, 5-4; Mllly Birth topped Faye Claus with the score 2 up; and Bobble Novfeflo overcame (',o!dje Tudor one up. This week the pairings will be Jane Montgomery vs. Be th Sears, Louis Smi th vs. Lori Clark, Shirley Conners vs. Dolly Gray, and Milly Berch vs. Goldie Tudor. The low round of the week at Valley Forge was a 67 by Jackie Jackson. condominiums. This same survey shows an average 80 Per cent of the golf courses being built are Part of some housing type project. Area Death MIAMI tAP) The Miami saying he might not want to honest with outside runs and back problems and Sellers was Dolphins won't lose Larry play Csonka, Kiick lion," said Kuechenberg. "This arid War. pass patterns. Csonka, Jim Muck and Paul field this inactivated by two leg Injuries, might Just be the start of season, but said Mon. Don Nottingham was acWarfield until the im se, day he was Muck played behind Morris things." m isquoted, quired bu t the effect of their defection "I've never been confronted more w last year from Balti- the last two seasons and would None of the teamma tes of the re he started, but at 5- be the easiest to k to the World Football League wi this eep on th e three Dolphins had anything sit ua tion before," he (oot-1 0, he th po 210 unds, he could bench. could be Immediate, said. "I heard Csonka said th but good wishes for them and ey hardly be expected to provide Coach Don Shula's molding of inte nded to honor th The next in line is Charlie desires for simi lar con tracts, eir corn. the durability or the power his team into a close, family. mitrnent and it Leigh, 23, a proven reserve who w hich Muck said included "a lot was the respon. type relationship has been sibility of the club to live up to which made Csonka's line should have recu perat ed from a of fringe benefits homes, charges so threatening, credited with helping them win its commitment" dislocated sho ulder suffered In cars, things like at." th Csonka is a 6-2, 237-pound the playoffs l National Foot ball League titles Csonka said, "We Intend to bomb aimed ast season by the Punter Larry Seiple said, at the line about 16 tIme camp ope . the past two years, ns give the Miami fans l00 percent "I'd go for a mslllon..l'd go for After the signing of CSOIIJCS, effort this season, so I The Dolphins' concern Is that more money th assume making Muck and Warfield by Toronto they'll hold no grudges against the three pla yers signed so far now and that Isn'tana I'm whole lot. I of the WFL, Shula himself ad- US." might not be the last to move to just wish somebody'd make me inita he doesn't know what kind the WFL. an offer." of attitude will prevail when Play Or Bench aining camp begins Unfortunate Loss Others May Sign July. tr this Shuja's "I certainly hope not," said the trio problem Is if he plays Kuechenberg called the loss F'cJ'f,,fl 'lr thIs year in hopes of t+:r,ns are of the three ''an unfortunate Shula When asked Monday uring the Super Bowl, unsigned, and they include Loss for whether animosity might recapt he the te am" but Foley 'll face a major rebuilding said he didn't think the defecdevelop between players, job in 1975. The alternative IS 10 defensive backs Dick Anderson lions would me coaches and club officials. "Our an the end of the begin re building now with fl whole goal Is to go ba and Tim Foley, defensive club's rule of the NFL. mes a ti game, lie has ck to players. gained tackle Manny Fe rnan de z, tinecamp, put the best players "We're not going to fold up more than 1,000 yards th But that e last backer Mike Kolen and offers- and together and try to win the go home just because we would require major tiu'e, seasons, a lot of it strictly sive guard Bob Kuechenberg. changes in offensive str Super Bowl again." lost three football players," Foategy, on brute strength. w hich has been built around "It's going to be a weird feel. Icy the said. "We won 11 games two Warfield's experienced suc. Ing out there, kn bull-like rushes of fullback cessors Shula Misquoted owing there years ago when (quarterback) are hlowardlwjzley,29, rnightbe2ogu).s who jgh1 Csonka wi th Mercury Morris and Bob Griese got hurt and he 's Shula was quoted Sunday as and Ron Sellers, 27. Twllley saw be around the next season Warfield keeping defenses little action I probably more instrumentaj be last year cause of mean, pla ying out their op. than anybody on the team." - condominium owners. We need more of that. The question though is why' ('ant a golf course make It on its own merit, just for the sake of the game? A recent survey show ed Florida has the names of 85 Projects associat ed with selling homes or - ..~. -. — ~ ---_ ___z -:, . ~ _:~ T _-- 1 , __~- ._~- - - ~Z -~__T.~^-~ ~-~ -_.- D By John Cherwa - In Murder Take Heed ynas ty BU f fs: Dolphin Family On 'Ro cks' 4 Four NL HR Titles The 40-year-old star never approached the Ixunortal Babe Ruth's achievement of belting 60 home runs in a season, Although he won cr shared four Ni home run titles, Aaron's best output of 47 at the age of 37 was only Second best in the leagiw In 197. In retrospect, it probably was a blessing that he lived In virtual obscurity for most of his career. Only in recent years, when it became apparent he had a shot at Ruth's lifetime home run standard of 714, has Aaron been constantly hounded for interviews by sports writers and broadcasters, "This year has been con(using," he said last season, "I'm not used to all this attenlion" .Jx Medi a I Some of the lack of publicity stemmed from his playing in Milwaukee and Atlanta rather than in New York and its in. tense media competition. Aaron began his career as a shortstop with the Indianapolis Clowns in 951 and continued at that position in 1952 with the Braves' farm club at Ea u Claire, Wis. He moved to second while playing for Jacksonville In 1953 and was being switched to the outfield w hen he reported to the Braves' spring training camp at St. Petersburg, Fla., in 1954. He entered that first spring ticketed for th e Class AA Atla nta Crackers, but found him. self in left field on opening day for the Milwaukee Braves, Milwaukee had acquired Bobby Thomson from th e New York Giants to start ii, left field. Thomson, who belted the dramatic home run that gave the New York Giants the 1951 NL pennant In a playoff with Brooklyn, fractured his ankle on March 13, 1954, while sliding Into second in a spring game Against Cincinnati. Good Spring Start The next day Aaron made his first start In a preseason game and belted three hits, Including A long home run, agai nst the Boston Red Sax. After Aaron had collected his 3,000th hit in 1970, Thomson recalled the skinny kid who took - his place 16 years earlier. "Magic is the only word to describe it,,, Thomson sa id. 1. You just had this ee f ling , even then, that this guy was something special . Ile H was far removed from the ordina ry clam of ba ll player like the rest of us. "Henry had the greatest hand action - th e lisost lethal way of whipping that bat around that I've ever seen. And he hit nothing bit line drives, even on home runs those balls jum ped ou t like they'd been fired out of a cannon." - Wrist Action The incredible wrist action was the secret of Henry's pow. er. It is said the quality was developed as a youngster when he delivered ice in his neigh. borhood. His first year statistics did little to indicate w ha t the future held. Aaron hit only .280 and had 13 home runs In a season cut short by the only serious In. hi. "".' ^I "I 'UJ WVV( - U '"•- O1OCfl ankle while sliding Into third against Cincinnati on Sept. 5, 1954. Aaron's power was reflected in his sophomore season when he cracked 27 homeri' and led the league in doubles with 37. Lie was selected to play in his first All-Star game that bear and had two singles in two trips. lie's been on the NL AilSiar team each season since. HIS first of two league batting titles came In 1956 when he hit .323 with a league-leading 200 hits. Always Clutch The Hammer smacked 74 home runs, drove in 237 and tilt over .?2 in the next two seasons as the Braves captured Nt pennants, splitting a pair of World Series with the New York Yankees, lie cracked a trio of homer, In his first Series, won by the Braves. The 1959 campaign was his nest over-all hitting .355 with 223 hits and 400 total bases. In-cluded were 39 home runs and 46 doubles, along with 123 runs batted in. The steady effort continued through the l%Os as his batting average drifted below the .300 level only three times. He cracked only 24 homers in 1964, his lowest output except for his rookie campaign. He led the league tn homers wi th 1g63 and 1966 - the dub's first season In Atlanta - and again In 1967 when he smacked 39. - .300 In 1969 lie added 44 more th 1969 and hit 3O0thleathng the Braves 0 the NL West Division flag, but the team lost in the playoffs to the Miracle Mets of New York despite three homers by Aaron. By then, the talk of breaking Ruth's revered mark of 714 lifetime homers had begun, flak collected his 3,000th hit In 1970 and was closing in an the 600- If Don Brown make, it, he won't be the first to make it after a one-da y try out. U hi doesn't, he won't be the last. Rrinn I homer mark at the season's end with 592. 1k' became onl: the third player to do so when he smashed No. 600 off San Francisco's Gaylord Perry on April 21, 1971. Grand Slam Homers The hammer hit his 14th grand slam homer in 1972, tying the NL record, and passed his Fellow Alabama native' Mays, with the grand slain off Philadelphia', Wayne Twitcheli on June 10. It lifted his totalto 649 and left him behind only the Bambino. Aaron ended the 1972 season with 763 home runs and two Years remaining on a contract that gave bun $200,000 anually. Thus, it seemed. Ruth's record was certain to fall. His 700th homer came off Ken Brett of Philadelphia last July 21 and each homer thereafter began taking on historic smgnificae �The Sanford Hera ld _.,.4..__. - Tuesday, April 2,1974 -. The Sanford Herald Ready Or Not, Here's Hank -' c W - — ________ - ___ ______ T.- -___ ___ I- •-_: ___ _____ _____ — . ____ Hammerin' Y The r4 --. _______ Record Setting Waldrop ., ' - ____ -. • (IftiIJ P'.J li Bill Vincent) WHAT A SWING THEY HA% Susan Swain 1, Dd)bie Wheichel warm up Another Homer , s exhibition se ason, was struck FranciscoGiants shaded the lord Perry, pitching seven in. its victory over Philadelphia. Aaron Is ready to play as a ball ... e n If be Isn't ready. homer designated hitter. The j Angeles Dodgers 74. rungs for the second time this Gene Michael drove home was one of five the spring, limited the Cubs to four Graig Nettles with a single In The reticent superstar, who'd this Braves hit Monday. Four Runs In Prefer not Participating the eighth inning, providing the k Dave Johnson hit two week In Cincinnati, sharpened ho Helped by two Oakland er. Yankees with their victory over homers, and Dusty up for the 1971 baseball season Baker and rots, Milwaukee broke a 2-2 tieRoger Freed, already reu. the Mets Nettles walked off Ivan Murrell one each. with n home run in Atlanta's 7th with four eighth-inning signed to a Cincinnati minor tarry Parker, moved to second Elsewhere, the Milwaukee defeat league club, hit two home runs on an infield out and came Oakland. Sal Bando's spring training victory over Brewers defeated the Oakland Baltimore Monday. A's 6-2; the Boston Red Sax three-base error put the Brew- and added a double and a single home on Michaels' base hit. 10 help the Reds crush Pitt. ers Bobby Mitchell on third Aaron, with 713, had hoped to nudged the St. Louis Cardinals base to start the eighth, and two sburgh. j iici drove in four runs break Babe home run 5.4; the Cleveland Indians walks a ground-rule double by record of 714Ruth's in Atlanta and tripped with a home run and double the Chicago originally Indicated he would sit the Cincinnati Beds Cube 9.2; Bob Coluccio, a wild pitch Chicago White Sax came Monday as California pounded Pedro out the Braves' three-game Pittsburg)) Pirates 15-9; the did the Garcia's two-run triple from behind with three runs In the University of California. series with the Reds. t. the sixth inning and got Chicago White Sax edged the Irvine. But he has been Rico Petroceill hit a two-out, scoreless Innings (torn reliever overruled by Minnesota Twins 4-3; the Mon. Ii a Wayne Baseball Commissioner Bowle treal Exp blasted the Phila- teamma aboard to lift with Boston nesota.Granger to edge Mm- Dave Roberts pitched seven Kuhn, hoineffectrecenuy or. delphia PhIllies 7.1; the New over St. Louis. Innings of scoreless ball and oered Aaron to play at least two York Yankees nipped the New knocked in a pair of runs to lead games against the York Mets 2.1; (he California Cleveland Erupts Three-Run Triple Houston Past Detroit. Reds Angels lashed the University of Cleveland raked Steve Slime Third Blast Catcher Ken Rudolph, no. California-Irvine 10.2; the for three triples and two duWinning pitcher Mike Torrcz u1ire(1 if Week ago, hit a tworun .trun blast, his third t' lfoitton Atrt. trimmed the bks in the opcntng ir.nus and hit a bases-loaded triple off homer and two singles to help [)etrojt Tigers 4-1 and the San went on to rout Chicago. Gay. Steve Ccriton, giving Montreal San Francisco by Los Angeles. Auochted --- - t :;. ,, ,,, -.- ..r.. ,J'4.; .., • -- 1 01` • .1', ' I - . . N ,f-4 ,.. ' 4 - -- ________ Bulls Win un The A oad" N. Y. Nets Take Schedule By The AU0C?.d Preis Monday's Game s S' LCLi S I (fyela,, 9. Chàcjs IN) cPtigo (All. Minn.iots Mil*auk**S. Oakland 2 CaItornta '0. Cal 'v' Atlanta 7, Baltimore o Montreal . Cincinnati 15. Pittsburgh NOv$ton 1. Detroit 1 San crancio 7, Los Angtl - - PtsIiadetptsi vs. Pitttbgt a' Brad..viors. Fla. Mil*aukss vs Chicago AT . Wale, Art: Callornlavs.u.ofsouthernCal,, at Palm Springt, Calif. Mrw,esota vs. Boston at Winter cia. Oakland vs Cleveland at Tucson, Ray Seoles Fights President Nixon ny ted flrItbal1 inpsstyea,butWashingtonl ,, since lost its major league Prisoner of tsar per-ha-med the honor at River-front SUKiium last year. The Reds host Henry AltOfl ui Atlanta Braves. Kentucky Derby Entries N.C. Coach Leaves Athletic Director Jolso Vanght said the North Co11sa dohemfye line coach will rplace Wner Alford on the staff of new bend (J Ken Carmody, a New Orleans native and a 1l5 graduate of Tulane, tvas a member of the Tar-heel staff when the team won Athletic Coast Conference championslupu In 1971.1972. AYo -d, a former Ole Miss too, star, has been named assistant director of ejg dI of A nglers Name Lee ______ SQWy N.Y. (AP) — Art L.. oudoor editor of the Albany Thnes tInier,, has been nemed executive director oh the An'erlcan League of League chairman Curt Cowdy mad, the announcernen Monday and said Le would move to Waslungwn where he newly formed group is based. Lee said he planned Ii, meet with fishermen and conservatIonistS in a nationwide tour. The trip would also serve a mexnberahip drive, he said. , Ho.j%ton at HOuston, Professiona Basketb all Playoffs Sy The Associated press All Times EDT NSA *ii Saries list Ott Conteq Semifinals Mtdiy, Weller" conference CP'ca90 ICil, Det roit 1C3. wreu t'edlI Te.sday. A.Uj £aiP.rn Cti,... Boston at Buffalo. ipm. CJtal at P4 Yor k, 5 p Western Confe rence M.Swaukn at Los Angel C p We.say, laster,, Csnfer.ac, BiJftSIO t Boston, 7. m TIIVrIdJ9, April I Western CJIIOC. MitA Ukf at to AngeI • 10 Angel's Winkles "r *- I . . 5 ..,,,' 14, -- I .. . qr?47 , p... Brodee Calliong I ',,,, •"" '"' ,,. Y '.V ,.rnJ_I . 3.".':.'.,% .. ''1 - '' , ..- -' . . 41111" ..r% i,,' .' - 40 .. " I. .• ( ., •tI % * . , ' iol : p -44 -. ;14 - ,4 . By1I1LLCONLIN .4 ,i JACQUIN ____ i -' '., ' ABA Utah Stars Sold For Public Ownership SALT LAKE CITY (AP) _________ paper and magazine articles WW on televison shows, of the 100th anniversary of — 4 I ,,. , / • ' - . - ,'.. 1 4 -I. , il STARRED IN MILWAUKEE ATLANTA (AP) Hank As. ron of the Atlanta Braves only one home run shy of Babe Ruth's record 714 home runs had one of his finest seasons In Milwaukee in 1957 when the Braves won thepennant and beat the Yankees in the World Series. That season Aaron hit 44 homers, drove in 132 runs and batted .322. In th e Series he made 11 hit., in 28 at bats. lie 'hit three homers and drove in seven runs in th e seven-game series. In the '58 Series, when the Yankees beat the Braves In p seven games, Aaron failed to hits home run but batted 333 I,eopold, the boys who committed the "Crime of the Century," as it was called In Ome hysterical days in 1924, Darrow said: "I know that every influence, conscious andunconsdus,actaandreaonev living organism,,, I know that life Is a 12 I I... ouaat YR, RARE oto 5_s pleasue," 5 he called it. \ JJJ ______ West Dlvisio championship DiAtfililifild b7 Xis Y,,,',, Il, rI cii,. 1 x2 ofli- ,, • flu ," ____ IS CASt COASTS 55 Uli S' S 010 TRADEMARK is: 5', ',IcHLNRY I? YR KY DELUXE I'S I .'I:a SR $3? C$CSt*flIS S'S (1111$ '50.00000 NEW NOSE AUCTIONED C11111111.1 (11144 8 ,os 990 'nH,I_JJ _____________ All Alt WINE 8(10* 80111(0 IN CALIF IN VITNIRY 399 '&." 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Loeb and Leopold, Intellectual teenagers who murdered young Bobby Franks to see if they could get away with it, were in. by their dark interpretations of Nietache, Darrow, however, could recall his Own boyhood which was so influenced by the brightness of baseball, ,,the perfect SHEETS 4- 'S wec,uaaiea 'II"" wit. "I" ________ lit kY SMIOS MAST D*lu.$ Aiv'T """ WO[FSCHMIOT ,,, ______ ". • i Iptil' - /S i't.t011W•,,w ' __ -- 'sw,o.a, "Its IIAM DANCING 'TIL 2 A.M. .'' ROYAL DELUXE 5.49 HARVEY'S BRISTOL CREAM 'VP ID$ls5a . EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN - /f1' i, ''; * $15 ii •:..soa series of infinite chances, which sometimes result one way a nd sometimes another . Before I would tie a noose game because you Nave the art Ph. 322.4712 __ lIPa4I5.pe WHY PAY MORE? VISIT YOUR BEAUTIFUL NEW SWINGIN ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGES 1100 6 YR. kf*tlaIPs*l 'III What does this have to do with baseball' In his plea to save the lives of Loeb and to put all you've got into it. DEPARTMENT STORE 213 E. FIRST ST. VS OP COGNAC McHENRY 8 YR. m.I.aac, rn. ,, JIM BEAM CUTTY SARK Alt BUYS BY THE CAR[OA0Y1NG IS YOURS 3 14e3.1 SCOTCH sliminess seems the order among "leaders." NON-RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM I ' S* i—'I RwulSlIt1SI Later, he spent one year at Alleghney College. "And I came back a better ball. player for my higher education," he said. "I don 't know Just when I gave up the game, but l think that it forsook me when I was no longer valuable to my side." JACOBSON CO Fult _____ ts 'aim., 86.8° IMP. causes are reassuring today, when " s U Still Itsisilit . MA NUEL LAUDER'S ARt 'I TO 'I Ift0 WHOtESALI CASt 2A,PRiCIs..•,,_ III' 'is'-' IlIad ,, 'i'" POWwv - •. ' S DAY SALE TUES. THRU SAT, APRI 90 PR. GIN DEVONSHIRE one of America's finest poets. More unusual Is the Darrow revival. On Broadway now, Henry Fonda Is playin g the Iconoclasic criminal lawyer In a one-. manplay.Darrowdjedin 1938 For him to be honored today says as much a bout Darrow as It does about our times. Looking back, Darrow's humanity, honestyandpleasforjusticelnunpopuiar /T/6 Ay •'• III I? SI.0SM I' I'S 4p4I . By Ira Berkow Robert Frost's birthday, March 29 'fl might almost be expected, since Frost was c.qaq 77 4,4'aWp/ pp4i1t1p1 OLD STANLEY 4,79 ouut ____ _____ 1 ,y , land Interests. ]roe wrote Darrow, in his autobiography, published when he was 74. There has been a celebration, in news- ?.k'( utuPi : '.i 410 " I IMP FRENCH BRANDY STANLEY CERTIFIED Q vn " u i'i. $oussos sum L.a ,FOUR ROSES EARLY TIMES _________________________________________ as it does on the heels of spring training. For both Darrow, the powerful defense lawyer, and Frost, the powerful poet, were proof personified that you can take the boy outoft&und1otS, butyou.t take0* Bill out of the boy. "Nothing flatters me more than to have It assumed that I could write prose — unless it be to have It assumed that pitched baseball with distinction," wrote Frost, at age "Ihave snatched my share of joys f,.om the grudging hand of Fate ag have jogged along, but never has life held for me anything quite so entrancing as baseball," Bell Bofloms Also Corduroy Bells GRAND DAD 100 ROYAL DELUXE StirSSv S.. WISER 10 YEAR III SIIOS ' scitcu ______ - label, fielder, however, has dogged usually applied to a young "Now I'm an offensive BOWT sal i t the qidck.quipping Schejnt)Ium player 011 the way up, Is "good defensive player," the ci in , tWOghut his career, Now, fteK no Mt,"which Is 17 StheinbZum'slabejwIth Clyde Wright enough to assure a career In however, he's not concerned . Angels this year might well be but net minor leagues, has been Impressive about his glove and he credits starting right fielder, in spring drills. Brown Is a Angel Coach Whitey Herwg siderlflg his Richie Schelnblurn, who says spring. Performance this notorious slow starter and of with the difference, Lalioud, Winkles said, "We just tore down 0* nelgh. "I've been working quite a bit hood he lived in to build a alum haven't seen enough of '&heinblum is having a g on getting to the ball and " had a different kind of label spring. Ills fielding is much throwing It," Scheinbi um said. when he came to the Angels better," said Winkles, "He's June from Cincinnati, enough — he could play rap on Schelnblum ,Ala every day." WOMEN'S LOB by Alan Mover "good hit, no field." Right field Is one of the i i34ff positions the Angels consider a 1 IlChit.3flin77gaf 1010 ' major question mark as they 44)' /3 Angels, but cost them two prepare for the American / games with his glove in the out- League opener April 5 in fle1d.Now,however Chicago ti cm' '' AU)' ABC 6 YR. KY AMERICA'S LARGEST WINE & SPIRITS DEALER " t*a1laMaii SLOW PITCH SOFTBALL IS AN ART THE RELEASE in the game of slow pitch softball is perhaps one of the smoothest moons known to man. Here, the ball slips away from a twisting hand that is setting "spin" to the ball, while the hand continues its slow, graceful are. NEW YORK (NEA) -- Surely, Clarence Darrow and Robert Frost, If alive today, would be pleased by the revived interest In their lives and work especially coming Pre-Shrunk Denim ______________________________________________ ,i.a..i S LEVIS National Football League American, suffered a hide. course, a two-unit Pipe known searing In his senior year at as Music Appreciation, ,, Stanferd that he would just as SAN FRANCISCO,... There is Rookie Announcer soon forget. Ills diploma was 's nothing wrong in the television Why should a fellow as sharp The rookie announcer will he held up and ha' was under as Brodie have to crib in such a concept of bringing somebody John Brodie, one of the top temporary e xpulsion for what final? to the microphone who knows quarterbacks In the history of was then falsely reported something about his subject, the NFL and for as 17 years a star cheating ma final examination, Well, he didn't, As it and therefore the work of performer for San Francisco NBC's latest "recruit" will te 4rs. developed, John had conMaking the episode more trIbute,] to : watchedwithInt dragging another erestnextJohntheBrode,anAll, ludicrous was the nature of the student through the final. season, CopleyNewiSe'l (Herald Photo Ry John Cherwa) -4 Or BIG SELECTION ',. IV $I obles ' - '',,,'ir' '", . ' - % track doesn't appeal to me. I ' ,.. - • • • S - ' - . ,• , ..,-'• - 'S - - X - 1i - .J Does n 't Buy Labels . . 1' . ••i_ 4,5 I) Daniels said the deal, while qARAR1T Westam Corp. of Salt Lake City firm, will not be closed until buught the Utah Stars of the Aug. I. Howick a1a said the ;•-,,-American Basketball Associ. transaction is firm and does E5MTE 7Wi All notdependonuleofS5 tan YwAs tW8F' I D',ison Semifinals soon try to sell &) per cent of the to the public, although that Is All Tunes EDT 1*/i ,V4' 41Op Stars stock to the public, Monday, April the goal. PO6 8f'4 The sale price was not dis. last Olvtti*n DardeLt Indicated Increased t4r, You 11, '';"a Il. Nt., closed. upera!ing Wsts caused the sale. York leads $r"s 20 Stars ow'ier Bill Daniels of' 'ihere'satrendInp,j KII llucky 1I, Keeti,cky teach ser es tO. caiogjy,qyy ,qj Denver announced the sale at a Sports to public ownership. It's West DiViLloat news conference Monday at. just getting ko expensive for ln,ana us. san Antonio is,, tended by Western President one man to own a pro(eadon 't' ' ", nq Utah lit. Sais Oligo 10$, U;a' Keith HOWICk, Vice President ball AwkLrLbrj dub," Daniels said. "But I two , Lyle Smith. Salt Lake City 'night add that it will only take '(0 tZM 9A1P *.vu, Mayor Jake Gan Utah Senate 1,000 more ticket sales a No camas Schedulad year to ?''605 Wies4ay. April 3 President Warren Pugh and make the Stars break even," /4' 4 , 'c,q. , last Division Mike Miller, assistant to Gov, "We ha ve no intention of Crotn at Kentucky, 510 p.m. 4flQ/rfo ñ//, Calvin Runpton. They had all changing the management West Otyistac Indians at San Agstisl. 3$ P m ,jg'q asked that the Stars be kept in They've done a good job. Why Utah it San Diego, 10 20 p cn Utah. ,,,' 9,y would we want to change a Thrt4y, * 4 y ,./,4 Westam owns Solitude ski re winning team," flowick said. East Divit,tø sort outside of Salt Lake City, flew York vs. Virginia at Hamp The Stars are currently in. ton. I We Uner Co., a motor borne volved In the ABA pla yoff w.,, D4V.', manufacturer, SLId recreational having won the regular 5eaao igI Nh&— Indian at San Antorno, 3$ p up,. r. ,. t. -.51 - I ,!,,!.; 's -. . PALM SPRINGS, Calif. — bitting, wise-cracking Mcn)rut vs. Boston at Winter In addition to the hardScheinbium's label as a bad Haven, Fla. Baseball, unfortunately for Scheloblum Is making a solid working Scheinbium other fielder did not bother him on Participants New York (A) vs. New York (N) the major bid for the right field position In contenders for the right field flew during the 1972 at Norfolk, Va.. night sea son when he league level, Is a game of the Angela' opening day lineup, position are Lee Phillsolphlat vs. Minni1 t OWe was the sixth best hitter in the labels. And, like most form of And his glove, the $-year-old Brown and Joe Or1an , Fla.. night Lahoud. American League for Kansas sterotyping, labels are (1) Schelnbium attests, won't hold Pittsburgh vs. Chicago " City. Sarasota, Fla. Invalid and (2) long-lasting, him back. Stanton came to the Angels in S1 Lm,s vs Kansas City at Little He played 134 games and hit Rock . Ark "I don't like to take a player the Nolan Ryan-Jim Fregosl .300 with eight homers and 66 Chi cago (Pd) v "I've got confidence in the trade and has been used with Ithlg. His bat, Scheinblum Tucson, Ant: Cleveland at on the basis of his label," said field now," he said. "No one scattered success. He hIt .233 reminds, has never been a Callornia vs. U of Ca:f Rv Angel manager Bobby Winkles, ever took the time to work with with eight homers and 34 RHIs fflidt at Yuma, Arij "It's really unfair to the ng Ariiona Western vs. San Diego #1 lastyeaJaiujh.asbeen jng 1 player." ma Art:, the difference, good spring g year. The standard baseball The label of being a bad - Gardi Joins Bell Bulge An:. JACKSONVILLE, FIa. (AP) Fran Monaco, o1rni- oh the Jacksonville Shark, of the World Football League, sa ys the ainIng of three Miami Doipidns by Toronto "t& greatest s,iot in 0* you Con irnagjae.1111 Toronto opened what is expected to be a full-acale bidding war between the two leagues Sunday by signing I Caonica, Paul Warfield and Jim Klick of the Dolphins. The trio received a three.year Contract estlrnuted at 13.3 Million which takes effect in w. 'What this does Is open the doors wide for the rest of the league,,, " Monaco said. "Twelve Prominent front line players have contacted me in the last week about tang to us when their op completed this season In the National Football 2-0 By JOHN NELSON Monday, but there were four games tonight, but in the NBA, Colonels 118, Cougars 102 AP Sports Writer American Basketball Asso. Boston takes a 1-0 advantage "I gue.., ell Just have to flw chicago nu finally quarter-1is. into Buffalo in the Eastern Con. circle the wagons because the have won their first-ever play. In tkxe ABA playoffs, New ference, Capital and the Knicks Indians came tonight," sal oft game on the road, but It isn't York took a 2-0 East Division will break a 1.1 tIe at New York Carolina Coach Larry Brown, exactly with opt1min that advantage over Virginiaby In their East series, and the after Kentucky's ArtLs Gilmore Coach Dick Molts views the heating the Squires 129.110; Milwaukee Bucks, holdings 2-0 massacred the Cougars with 33 milestone. Kentucky beat Carolina 116-102 edge in the West Conference, points, 19 rebounds and six in their first East Division play In Los Angeles. Laker blocked shots. 11 rode Home Wins game; Indiana bludgeoned San Officials have Indicated that Pacers 121, Spurs 101 Antonio 173-101, evening that superstar guard Jerry West "We didn't break the ice West Billy Keller- scored 27 points Division series at 1.1 may be back in the line-up for on 1ube buckets, all three-point. tonight; there was no Ice. It's a Utah jumped to a 2-0 lead over that one. erg, and wound up with 39 to new game tomorrow," Molts San Diego In the West with a lead Indiana. The nine triples Nets 12*, SquIres 110 said Monday night after the 619.105 victory over the Con. Bulls evened theIr best-of.7 Na. t a new ABA playoff record. Julius Ervthg scored 16 of tional Basketball Association Forward George McGinnis game-high 35 POIntS Iii Eastern Conference playoff alsoRich had Jones 39 points for Indiana, ond quarter, Making the Nets 10 and led San Antonio against Detroit at 1.1 with a IO& Offense Better aothtfUeleadenroute with 103 victory. to a convincing victory over Bob Love go* 38 points Ill CX1) Ct each team will lose Chet Walker added 39toa re- Virginia. Stars 119, Conquistadors ISS Gerald Govan grabbed io another home game before the vived Chicago offense. "Our ofThe series now moves to Vir. rebounds and Willie Wise series is over," Molts added, tense did a better job tonight," ginia for two games, and scored 23 points to give the Each team now has won on the Molts said. "Our defense did as Squires Coach Al Blanchi say stars "sueji a commanding lend other's court, with the series good a job as they did Saturday "We've always played them right from the beginning that retsa-nlng to Chicago Friday, when tim, held Dettolt to p well at home. A sweep is always our people had a lot of freedom The Detrolt.ChJo game points and lost." possible, but anything can throughout the game," said was the only NBA playoff J There are no ABA pla yoff happen in Virginia," Utah Coah Joe Mullaney, LOS Angelesvs. Oakland at Moss, NFL Doors Open MIAMI(AP)_Trsmner Woody Stephens says that Cannonade Mnd Judger will be entered rnth Kentucky De rby deSpitethe noor showing of his heavily favored entry In last Saturday's F'iumingo Stakes at Hialeah. PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Joe Gardi, a Judger and Cannonade were pre-racerecruiter AM assistant football Cosa at favorites in the Flamingo, but Jud the University of Maryland, was named Monday as special teams coach of finished third and Cannonade came seventh. World Football League Philadelphia BelL Gardl, 35, has served on the Maryland "(r objective for both colts Is the t.iff for five yirIentucky Derby, " Sh a thret'-ycar s.atd M4 "1 couldn't trade my chances with anyone letterman there, and the Terps' co-captain in 19W, when he was voted the "Unsung in the Derby 4thdthaI'stheone we want " Hero" award, PriOl' to returning to his alma mater, Gardl had a succesdul sew).year strint OXFORD, M coaching high schools in Nw Jersey. IAPt James B. Carnlody, North Carolina assistant coach, will be the new defensive line ____ night , Crusader Tickets Early CLEVELAND (AP) — m c1e Crwaders said Monday tickets will go sale at 10 am., ED?, Friday for the first two games of at Ven,ing round of the World Hockey Association playoffs — though Crusaders know ,a they'll drw as opponenls. If the East [tlnsaon chaplon New England Whalers are the opposition, first two games will be April 1011 at Cl Cleveland Arena, If the Toronto Tome the opponent, 0* two teams will play In Cleveland April 12.13. Wednesda y's Games vs : .;, $1..,. An:, TACOMA, Wash. (AP) — Olympic gold medal winner Ray Sealer will fight Jose Mar-tine Flares April 16 In a 10-round welterweight match at the University of PugetSowKj feldl use, Sealer' camp said Monday. Flares, of Sari Diego, calu -. lini after Roberto Sosa, a veteran welter. weight, backed out Of fight Apr11 6 with aSosaelain)edjllneis.Sou had been lined when another fighter backed out. Flores, is 51-12-7. Scales is I8-o. - - I-ll~ '' . (AP) President Nixon or Vice President Ford will be on hind here Thursday to throw out the first ball opening of the 1974 major league baseball season. Confirmation was reported la by me Cincinnatinquire-' wasiunti,, , - nament slated for a Saturday nainent committee said. Aside from 55-56 prizes Is a opening at Mayfair Country Included In the gold sponsor 1974 Ford put up by Jack Club, announced today gold package is a color photograph Prosser Ford Company for the , 7. spongrir applications were of the foursome the sponsor tournament's hole-In-one being accepted by Co-Cia jrmn plays with Saturday and two contest winner. o., Joe Kurarnj, 101 Loch Arbor cocktail parties, including a Net proceeds of the total Atlanta vi Baltimore at fir Courts, Sanford, and steak dinner for the sponsor and donations m'nçhm, Ala, night the gold 0fl Chicago (A) vs. Cincinnati Thomas L Largeri, 819 East his wife at the country club s1Jdp is tax deductible First Street, is to Tampa, cia Sanford. Saturday evening, "° VI HOv1tO be used as a scholarship fund to e tway tournament's t Houston. Th The second party is part of help any deserving young Ange Lot goal is to assure continuing the awards ceremony Sunday dancer of the cornmwifty to vs. San Francisco success of the Sanford based evening, P?enia. Ariz.. night gain additional training in Montreal vs Kansas City at ballet guild, a nationally Also listed in the package Is placers hasA Atlanta and New Ja k5nyili. Fla. recognized and honored ballet golf baflg,tecs,athyotr, NOW York (A) vs Niw York (N) York they might not otherwise at Columbia. N. Carolina. company. n ight ball marker and free refresh. be able to afford. P1.11adelptla vs. St. Louts "By being a Gold Sponsor, ments and sandwiches during Si Petersburg. FI CINCINNATI 11 '. - __________ jl 4. , %. ~ ' ______ Baseball Sports ' Briefs ' .. 'I '. P - ' - . - - ;, . - - •' '. ' - 114 - - -. - , .,- 1b .- - - Ballet Guild Golf Nikon May 'Start' '- . "I BY JRICHAKDS CHAPEL HILL N.C. (AP) — door runner had ever done that schoolboys strain to break tow- school effort, but it wouldn't Tony Waldrop does not like to more than twice Running only consumes two in a row, minutes, Waldrop - : --. is an exhave won a medal In some of speculate about his goals for the He ran the first four-minute ample of w ha hours of his day day. At other t slow and unhur. the states w here -. coming outiioo track season, mile In e h schoolboys times, Waldrop can be found, run th is tory of the Mu- ned development can do for a on fast, arti ficial It's partly because Waldrop, lrose Games tracks under perhaps, at a chamber music in New York. He runner, ex pert coaches, 22, Is self-effacing young man, won the concert or a campus theater . national collegiate He grew up In Columbus, ' It's also partly , because the championship, ,Z" .t .It f accepted a Morehead N.C., a tiny community in He Scholarshitheull University of North Carolina In San Diego, he shattered the North Carolina's :t -. 4' senior knows it would be hard to ten-year-old Unusual Taste noV .tP world indoor palachian foothills. rugged Ap- a Rhodes Scholarship for North 44 top the indoor season he has record m. — of 3:56.4 with a 3:55.0 He is a political science maCarolina high school students lust completed. clocking. A week later, running Natural Talent to (INC. There, he came under Jar whose grades ha ve made virtually alone in the Atlantic the guidance of Joe Hilton, who him eligible for Phi Beta KapHardly Household Whe n he Coast Conference champion. ty tu tored Jim Bratty, the man pa, but he wishes now that he High " )t School, Waldrop reWaldrop's name was hardly a ships, he nearly lapped who first broke the fiw- minute made majored in literature so the field calls, there wasn't even a do- barrier indoors, - household word - even among with a time that matched the der running track in he could indulge his taste for the entire track buffs — w hen th e season old indoor record. fiction by Faulkner, fleming. county.Thetrackteamranona Only This Year ~~ t __ 4 .. I began. But he turned In perhaps way, Dostoevsky and Thomas dirt path around the football the finest indoor campaign an Slow, Unhurried Wolfe. field. Hilton brought Wa!drop along -;M, r! A * 1 N R" _,,~A American middle distance _ft74" After th e season is over and Wai drop's nat ural talent was c?sly runner has ever enjoyed, A t .i hn (.ihfrj,t evident, though, buI!din his strength, he graduates, Wahlrop said, he when he WOfl 1k won a In seven consecutive y national title at 1,000 races, parenta are pushing toddlers to the state's small school ',-'s to move to California for a Plans he broke the four-minute "bar. "age group mile yards last year, but It was not records" before year to continue running. -.-., until this year that he concen- that,"mygoalsaregenerJAlter :- rier" in the mile. No other in. 0*y enter kindergarten and ing. That and was his best high trated on the mile. abstract. The Olympics are too Pm I "''Si ,• far in the future to plan on. pro , .. , : -, L:ii •1• 4 .- -. ';f'l' Exhibition 11111111im- .- - ' you will not only be helping a competition. Sports Editor very worthwhjl Orgard"UOO in An electric cart will be givri our that deals with to each sponsor to use while Wanted: ballet guild golf severalcommunity hundred of your young playing. tournament gold sponsors. No people, but you will also be Perhaps one of the biggest experience necessary. assuring yourself of an out- prize for the sponsor is being The upcoming Inaugural 1974 standing weekend of golf and able to Play for more , Ballet Guild Open Golf Tour. entertainment," the tour- Shies From ' Outdoor ' Goal Hank Sponsors Wanted Tuesday, April2,1974-38 12 4.97 1 - . 59 MAGNUM uuany .1WIl5i "4" 5U '-' SAVE GAS 411111A toy Olt ICC $15 THIS WEEK'S BEST WINE BUYS!! a ?l'4P4a4Jiai CQ*j 'lS ClLtl• A.t.",AiI _SAY$l5(a; I- A ' ________ HI-WAY 1192 FERN PARK I'Il.WAY 17.92 AT 436 CASSELBERRY WOODLAND PLAZA SHOPS CENTER 1400 S. WOODLAND BLVD. 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FrenchAveoffer s a to,f 0 'WI lect your hairstylist The summer season of extras which add up to a The RedKen range of hair u You need sun ant drying wind is a care products featured Outstanding halrdres I 16 ~6 Li a' your hair, so I TobeginwHhyVo uses sttrthfldh:s a ' rom ycur hair tOP quAllty RedKen prodvcls in skills of cutting, setting and to Mak#1 it truly your crowning r4irefully ~N jtt. y vonne. tAdbel all phases of hair treatment. coloring hair at her, or his, glor-y, and iben, Yvonne and her two fingertips. massage, attention to broken, And It you have Issislants Jewell and Mabel, It Is also Important to choose change In mind, Insist it Is a SPIII ends, a professional trim are fully quallfled Professional a hairstyllst with whom you can RedKen color for perfect or full haircul, and a regular beaullclans. 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A light - reflecting scytfreststant band from the beautiful dress patents from tte Easter seaso n c on the heel of each shoo Insts-p- around the too arVales Junlor Shoeland, or select ita and For more Informal Occasions shin" like a fall light when n at" the outside of the shoo. &On* fine footwear from Betty this Easter, girls of all ages will automobile approaches th aa This way. even if young -johnny Vale's annual Easier sale rack. be enchanted with the wide child rom he rear, giving the does start playing football or Vales Junior Shoeland, selection of st due warning the ch!Id fumbling with the family dog located In the Longwood Plaza offered at Vales. Starting at Is walking or riding his bicycle On U.S. 17-92. speciallies in toddler size li ve live minutes before church, his these sun and In the road. footwear for Shoes wlll still look Im young people, fun shoes come In red, while 11111AIghts are comfy fun maculate. babies through teens. Betty and tan. Styles vary from next. shoes - and fty could save The a oes V lanothing strop sandals 10 lhe your chIld from a nasty ac. corne, In *hII9 and brown in sandals cident. which satisfy both Junior's eye with en through E widths, so Should fit grayed 9owe.- patterns Naturally, tall light tennis any little guy for the lastest style and site five through A Particularly versatile shoes and other runabouts are 17. concern with quality at a sandal lithe "barefoot available for boys as well as reasonable price For the boy or girl with dif. Especially for little girls this with Its double 1-strap and girls. Vales also offers a great ficuitto.fit feet, Easter season. Betty has a crepe soles. This lovely selecflonofboys- sandalswhich adiustible strap sandals t brand new selection of pretty sandal by Edwards, available rank high on the fashion scene BES They are designed black and white patents in sizes in burgundy or white, can be this spring and summer. What especially' for the awkward from toddler fives through adapted to either formal or could be more comfortable in shaped growing young foot teens 61 2. The white patents informal occasions, stifling Florida heat than a cool pair of rugged-looking open If your child has a definite come In widths through E s y active little Sandals for a young boy? problem and orthopedic shoes there should a site to fit every 0irl will rind a p r of tennis For more formal occasions have been recommendedby shape young foot. oes to romp rt. and Vales has over Easter, Vales is offering your doctor, once again Vales is These girls* patents, some all kinds well the PlaeO rot7dic runabouts by Jumping Jack. es. These a rear kept adorned with buckles or° ock hese high These come with either fashion two-tong pa tents are at Vales, so there is no lengthy fernInine lollypop straps or designed to com plement shoes are specially -laces. In all kinds of colors from formal ou"Its, and Come I n red. orange, navy and white to eIther a navy and e corn denim blu.r Shoe laces, shoe care bination. or n ana.'dbrowr products, WI For the really "with-it" and doctorVales has those great "fall. recommended square toed Designed with r OughHYN Fennis Shoes by and I-AtOn socks are also available Keds, the turnble young boys In mind Is a : !f .icr .,.... -•.--.. . - -'-I - ' ISPIECIAL Cleaned-OW A4usted $3-w 0 Jewel : 291"omm' I CR. Brake or Air an Conditioning service ' 0 § 0 0 0 . Seminole Go-Karts Behind Skate City M CA I IX - ruiLruT • -: I 10 - 9W. TIMEX REPAIR CENTER PH. 1131-12as - 3'iL')NOWOOD LONGWOOD 831-2677 MON411111 7 30. S.i0wo IsM !SAT 7:3061 ~ 30 Ism flW Ail X j' -, imitation while & brown r JLjflYifl ' iI' Ir Month '.!"' It. - -. i . -- - . . :." . . , - o . •-. Ii :. .,. Imitation white & black - . - NCR Electric Adding Machine and apply rent toward purchase price S159. 50. Ngeorge stuam 0 PLAZA (2 BL.X5 NORTh OF HWY 434 -- " $650 . a tremendous election of sport and dress boots Western and work styles, as well as short harness boots. Big now is the denim Dingo boot, and the latigoleath.rboot. Choose from .'hround ) styles by famous makers such as Wrangler and Acme My. ----. ' r SCHLENK WhS' not visit Chile year? You ile. some tans: Pect:dly beautiful sights For exarnple, the Rio de III Laja, which tumbles ft from Precipitous rocks to a sightly gorge below. Whe.1 spring comes to the Ancleas, the falls become a great for. ELECTRIC TUNE UP. AIR CONDITIONING AND BDAWI Ctbulrea TUNE Sanford 322.0199 T11W1EX monsoon With This Coupon Offer Expires April 9, 1974 34.95 most 8 cyL ca I'. 2439 French Ave. oil Ask to see our new line of narrow lines f ?iMEM tIOcIDA CAtSits,IIV WOPAI alit - - with black sand from vol canoes near the headwaters of the river. You can also visit the Cordillera de Paine mountains, the summits of which rise to heights corn parable with thr,se of th. Alps. Or you can visit the towns and cities on the coast whichever one you visit, it will be an unforgettable va ca tion •-: . - ,. - SUPER SANDALS ATSI1OkTREE ...G reg Kazmier indicates large selection of sandals. Register for grand prizes at the shoe store -_ .. - - - Let Us - - ç4PA NR . - - - MUIV J/] (ijI Yes . PARTS Sanford Auto Parts Your One-Stop Store In Sanford You II BLOW YOUR WHISTLE! ... Can Get Results! For More Information CALL Our Toot Is Loud And Strong 322-2611 or 831-9993 - / AUTOS • TRUCKS • TRACTORS IMPORTS. SMALL ENGINE PARTS TOOLS (including metric) 0 NUTS & BOLTS Most trips planned at CA ORLANDO INC.. 571 N. Or lando Ave., Winter Pit, Mail Prove to be unforgettable. Tel. 643-7060, Open 9:30 3:30. Sat. 42. We specialize In cruises anywhere in the BATTERIES. BOATING EQUIPMENT CAMPING EQUIPMENT- TRAILER HITCHES REC VEHICLE EQUIPMENT INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT world. We provide all other modes of transportation as Your Business or Products in the WBusjness Review Section of The Herald v Let us feature Your Business with a PICTURE and STORY S.. Us Today At- well. Friendly staff. Your Advertising Consultant Don't Put Off I'll Tomorrow What You Can Do Today -ALSO- ADVERTISE Ask For Susan Panning Your Ad On Those Pages Will Acquaint 100,000 can 322-2611 oes At Vales RlBBApj CRUISES OF story inthe... Herald B:iness eview 1/ 1 as er AUTO *MIRRORS PAINT WAL[PApER PRIGHT. CHEST. FROSTLESs FREEZERS Ageic 202 S. Park Ave. For Every Purpose Oviedo Boys And Girls THE BIG DIP CALL 322-2611 IF I - : 500 GIANT BURGER 70 Cheese lOc Extra Oattforb Weram The There are so many surnrner without feeling guilty with a pretty pair of smart slip on with soft velor top, only, sandals available at Shoe Tree overspendin looking sandals in spring pastel $2.99. In Casselberry's Seminole and an Interesting a onsessomen Sumnw sandals at Shoe Tree shades. The soft urethyn* espedrille wlfh crepe soles and Plaza, that deciding on just one are mostly Italian Imports, padded patents with cushioned embroidered burlap uppers. a $ paIr seems an Impossible task. famous for style, 0 comfort and bottoms are the ultimate InBut take your time; browse For the men and boys Shoe comfort. OFF Tree offers summer through tps j of d1f. at ford sandals, and with the t :,. a : The ever-popular i-strap :-sbot: ore antial y assistance of Shoe n een and adult sLes there style is now available in a styles. U T'ee's experienced ces.aesmen are thousands of different smart white sandal, and Alsoavailableisagoodilneof U u will be able to narrow your styles In plain colors nr com. another Easter winner In while, Fortune shoes. Fas "to bInatlons to choose from; In black or red featufas a soft say heels are not so high this a Winew favorite styles. little girls. sizes the selection Is patent upper and plantatlon season, but feature a .more N rm w fill Tm After that, it you still can't also terrific. Shoe Tree also crepe soie. a continental traditional a carries a pleasing selection of outfit n look. Smart two-tones are • you want that elegant narrow lz.i - If you don'ts.j mind ask &A1TO tailored big, however, and Shoe Tree N pair of white Italian them On the Shelves. ask. The navy-and white combo sandals, carrIes sorne good a looking drMY Sandals. or that colorful sales Personnel will gladly and ft beautiful whites pal. cornbinations, including egg' a pair that will match at least live direct you. ferried wIth colorful spring shell-and brown, and several of your work dresses, or the 11111 Sandals are h' h fashion flowers, erent fores of green to N 0unkltr leather pair ideal for footwear this spring and It you are looking for In- match the newest trend In UP 0 4ekend bafbKves and beach summer, say the fashion ex formal vacallon wear, Shoe clothIng colors parties moss, lime, a why not take all threell perts. Wear sandals on both Tree offers a wonderful and bottle green. At Shoo Tree prices you can ' Informal arid dressy occalijonS. sslectlOn of styles, including the Of course, Shoo Tree Is the afford to 9!,m In to lemplation T up your Easter Donnet hot sell Ing Japanese thatch sole boot speciality store, featurIng 45c REG. BURGER T..e heanioru SanfordiHerald Covers 7L a a me LOCOI News of Seminole Better Than Any Other Newspaper In The World. SUSCRIBE NOW -.Shoe Tree For Sandals 'We Look At Lift From Your Point Of View" 1 l Summer T Tnis hi s -- GI ANT DOUBLE BURGER I 15 DOUBLE BURGER ND SECO N D Sanford.ST. Florida ' Your man from ii Tired of Cooking? will Gerbils & Hamsters 4(Ke.a Yvonne offer owl large supply of Ph. 322.6707 Plan Hair Care Routine .. M w- Sanford, Fla. Call Crusty's For Piping Hot Pizza, Subs.. J. 4 St. Home.OfIic..Lobby Recreation Area Bldg. 400 )7-t2 North JuslNorthof 434 Longwood Ph. e34.#244 , - For The Best Buy See Pet Animal Supply yvo,wi. - 110 L FRIED CHICKEN TI A~f,.Ljf PH. L f IA!' vvl n - F KACTUS KORRAL 2858 c - An Extra select I$c & RIDER OUR , , 99C 919 E. 2nd E THE HORISE BURDETTE'S IM; You can Ind a t,rririum to wi VOW any d,sfr, or n..d of •U. DCTr'$... They mlii bisvtiII and failing pits to, any timt f m, Y'lr. 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SANFORD 332-M31 Prospects With Your Product Or SOrVICO 'S I �6B-The Sanford Herald Tuesday, April 2,1974 SIDE GLANCES Want Ads Make Paydays Come More Often _____________________________________________ by GiH Fo* _J ii Help Wanted INFORMATION ______________ __________ Houses for Sat. - 41 Apartments Rent Furnjshd IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM FAMILY AL ANON to, tar't or t.ntJ t P'Oblm The Sanford Herald HouS•sfo lit Praclicalrv,W — I 31 —. INTEREST RATF DOWN ' I care ci •ldrly adWf No ST. JOHN'S REALTy CO. MO PARKS I 23 Bedroom WANT AD CO*kiflg Or wathig J ig Owl-I fran-f Tral,ri & ApIs 2 Adult parks, 3 tportat,O Good WiQfS Ph fl3. NOW 7%• VA & the tinie ECtIed Firm • Family parks jI H*y. I? ' For furTher ntor,flat,ofl call VA--No Down-No Closing (O$tI P,ayS 377 $133 N.gfil- 327 Si,s. Sanford 333-1530. Day. Wk. 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SALARY Seminole 322.2611 , mortgages fl any COfldiliO All centra, heat & ar, Southeastern Accepfanc, Cor REDUCE Iste I fàit with Go8tt, It yO qualify No peIrd 3 bedroom I' or 7 bath elperl,nce poratiori $21 533 — necesury. will train Ploige limit homes Model open le pm • AVALONAPARTMENTS I (Yap watrr p,it" Winter Park. _____ I TOvCPi?ø Ors Part time evening work ADULTS - NO P[T$ Yatencia Cf North Year round posl, n E'cellent working 1)4W 3fldSf, __________________________ AUSTIN BALL REALTY Qom and board with care for environment See Mrs PyI, S II Orlando 831.9993 DEVELOPMENT CORP ) L _______ elderly genllemeqi In Altamofll. am Monday Thtivsday Per 5,7W FlrstS bedroom apartment FurniUi.,J, Ph 377 70 10 or $47 43(53 5prinq private home Immediate manent Coating 1nc 107 Concord Utltltlj furflth,cj 1)63 no Ak for Want Ads xcupancy Ph $31 OhS Prone O(AUTIFUL LOCATION N4iv 3 Drive Casselberry Apply In 327 hISS '/ bedroom, 2 bath, central air, wail The Longer Your Ad Runs I NEW IN TOWN _____________________________ •1* bedroom duplev furn,shed EVEREST REALTY INC t wall carpet. Shade Settled The ss It Costs Per Line L Realtor. 1*015 Hwy I? 57 a "VIP'- o5tP sw you apartment i7 lawn alntennceMafl wanfe nghborhood $79-NO Ortand Drive. Per Day. around reatr,, NightClubS, Malland 671 tOed No Evperlence Necessary lP.q7.qAA3 U 7 hedrooin I fj4tPi Restaurants SgtitWt,g, 372 7247 __._ tAr,il5 room. kitchen cqurved (vents Job or Apt Hn Rated For Conecufjve S . iwl.t air, fenced, Shade & — 37 Houses Rent irg"?Mss VIP'. Help, and Food preparation 5717 ORANGE HILLS trees Nice area Low taics Insertions—No Change — helpne,ded $to3 Overh$ Apply _______________________ Unfurnisl,ed $15,500 LOv•ly 3 bidroom, 7 bath brics MARRIAGES Performed Of Copy. to Bahama Joti Lobster Pomes for discriminating People Marilyn Silver Springs Airport House, 250$ French Ave . SanOrd wFw,r Spring's Available May Ii Rd 90.t 73C 1777. Rs 734 14.33 Ptaeiut setting Oak trees aco Want Ad 3 bedroom, 2 bath. cargwtrcs to the beauty of these dftigPitf:i p central heal & air. 5)73 per rio REAL ESTAT( SALES PEOPLE FACED WITH A ORIPdKtG SPacious homesite's PriCed trorn 731177 after 6 Department Hours for r('w Lake Mary OHiC, Con flU AL TOP PROBLEM 323 3774 577,4w We nvil• your Corn Identiat 'flte'$* computer lam,. $:30p,m, PerP.apt AiCliC Anonymous panison with all other home's , ServiCe multe listing. 71 hr Can Help 33 Houses Rent Furnished UTH SANFORD Saturdiys& H*ltdy5 hive considered ke Orange Hill5 answering ., se'vice, tour - - -- - -- ---- -• ----Call 12] 131? 9am. - 12Hoo in Orange City day A hiw 1j I REALTORS l assist Write p . 12)3 DeBARy, furniShed two hedroom OUTSTANDING VALUE Deadfln__)3 N, tommunity oI SO brick hom5 Sanlrd. ranch, newly decorated, $173 per West I? t7on HNIy Dr Day Before PubIlcitjoq, r sign ' - ' ' rio Reference, Set Oep I nit. FORREST GREENE, INC. .v,li d,re(t you Open I 6 p ni 'lE 'rot TPOUITLEO' C,iip T J.C,, •.:t..i. r ' 1J Prpiy to ITo. 5)3. care it Ti-, -, A5lri DCvClopr-nt Corp thru S times IILAL 10k5 We can rule out bubonc plague She had that last year 'ee. '-I' :ai to; We Care-' 40c a Itne lot Wall to wall Carpets, range, Sanford Herald, PQ0, l$3 Aitamonle Springj, £ thru 2) times lioltri, AdultS or Teens 643 7)33 refrigerator, garage Prscoo at on 'Joy of love" 30c a Sanford, Fia 377I Call 0 ,ol 77 iiu Eves $31 17)) -. ('ily 173.300 For full cletals c.11 a tine __________________ Mr Bradford 2 Bedroom. partly furnished, wilt Pryilis _________________ Capponi, Asset ($7.00MINIMUMCHARCE) S refit as is Call 373 37po 4ween 24 BuslnessOpportunitles Lostand Found REAL TOP JLinesMjntmum - -am & 3pm LOST 3 m old German Shepherd IMMEDIATE INCOME CLIFF JORDAN Legal Notice malepupnflLaseMarkham Road Legal Notice Announcement5 Dtr.butorparf lull lime to 14 moi Mobile Homes Rent 43)4372 SUpplp Company established h-Cards of Thinks — accounts with RCACBSD1e NOTICE OF PUILIC HEARING NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS 2I38edroirns CAA.P SEMINOLE 6_______________________ Child Care 7-tn Memoriam NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN of a Rrconii. tntome pQt$ibli?i up No alCohol. beverages allowed NAME STATUTE _______________________ oub'c hearing to be held at the tO $1,000 per month *ith only 10 wHOM 7 %'Y CONCERN J-Cemetar,es No pete Ph 312 silo LONGD WINTER SPRINGS Aud.toqiurri ci Ire Altarronie 53.300 reQuited for 'flvtfltgty an Plo'ice , s "sret ; veil that the Child care weekdays Pre -PertonaIs Springs Civic Center. Magnnlia traning Call COLLECT for Mr — vnOecsigned. pu'suant to the %CPoolers Fenced vlrd Ph 373 -'"'• Drlvt. Altamoe Sprm, Florida. James (7141 44) 'Ft.litj's Name Stature. - Chapter 37 5-bit and Found Business Properly -" -= • / • at 130 PM, Wedrte'say, May I. 154O5.Florldastatute,w,llreg,$l,, 4-ChIld Care . Realty • 1574, Ion the purpo of conS.deiig For Rent lb ire Clert ' '— 79 the Circuit Court RoomsIorRent 9 SHHHtt MOVE QUIETLY or an A!,a*ide Pr3qram toe me Aging ri ara for Sem,rvole County. Florica Good Things to Eat 1-Motels . Hotels SPRINGWOOD New Shopping Center, 74th & Santora foe the untes yov'll wake this sleeper Il -S a 3 Brevard Lake rpr proof lh A, Cond.tir,, Sleep ri. Rc'.r. Ave. 1000 a 7) s bf'Orfiflrr' ti.jth *ith Orre. Oii'ola Serriril ari0 tt store ri 8-EatIng Places at ci" ct I'- rvoI,ce ft., t Oranges & GrapefrUit Oni t iid.ri9 3fl 1557 then, breeZeway, eQu-pped SI VILLAGE Vousa for AhICh liranc,al • i CS name 10 wI RED BUG 9 -Good Things to Eat ______________ - ----then, heat, air, all for 1)5.000 To asstatvce is being Icuglit from fIve STABLES under which I mi I lo-Da II Yow Division of Aging, Department cit See call REALTOR -Associat. OFFICE SPACE engaged'noinst Røti 1 Bc' -1411 ____________________________ Only to minvte Irsm _ ,, Sanford Court Motel H.atth arid Retiab Itative Service's Betty Flamm Alter hours pfvjne 31d& MAGNOLIA Sanford and Orlando IOD lone rl, east of Tukaw.iia or lI-lntrution I] the Ste 3124053 Florida. pra to DOWNTOWN SANFORD Red 8 Travel Agencl.S Pltwlp renovated Color TV, w w £tf.c.enc,es. 17 bdrm. Roac Semnol. Court,, the Older Amer,camn Act of INS, as Bland nrw ilce Sute's available PRICE SLASHEDI Owner was Ovd Townhouse fr.m 5)45 carpet, a c. efficiencies I ovenanv,nded Further lnformatn will from 43S sq H No lease reQu.red Travel & Recreation FLYING CARPET TOURS. INC Tea' "'c pan1 nler.steo n si d nitM Day or wk rates 7471 -___________ aSking $12,300 fOr lhi5 Spit I For information call 621 .. be ava,lable after April hi from the Airline tickets. Cruise and louts O'uS ness enterprise las toilow Orlando Or . SanfOrd 327 bedroom. 7 bath idyll*ilde lovely East Central Florida Regional 3-Travel Agencie$ at OttlCiil rates 303 Semoran E Furn. & Unfurn ESlERN - ' -I But, owner has cut price to 13S,S00 • • Blvd. (H. Planning Council, 50th Wymore Dated at Ov.eao. Seminole h1-Camptng.R.fs fo get Quick Sale. Near school, !30 bid, Suite 105. Winter Park. Wanted To Rent Apartments Rent County. Florida, ths h4 day of hS-Act.on Spovt, country Cfvb and Shopping, hotj's Short Term Lease Flonija 327w March ______________________ IS -'-- _______________________________ Unfurn,shed ha, centra. climate Control, Help Wanted btiih April 2. IS. 1571 John E Westerman Sr land SR 434 00uble garage, lovely kitchen OEA 3 WtISS PRIVACY 0 ______________________________________ Pubi 157i V Marc, 74 Apri 2. 5, I. tmptoyme, automatic garage door opener. 534.3343 person, Tasty World Restaurant Couple CMI,ej to rent or Ieat quiet well, pump, arid many of her e, at I 4. 0(2 113 ndIewood VilI Uflfurnithed home in country fras hows nICe, too Call FICTITfOJ$ NAME water No trailer's Or tiose rregr REALTOR AS%Oitp At Ants, AuIAgii NOTICE -s hereby given that tam bors Call collect AIR CONDITIONjj'. ' "ENTa. APARTMENT HOMES '""-----... 71511Uillofl$ Wanted After hours, Pdone 327 $171 391 7271 in busine's at Cand. Eupeneenc 5rv,ce mechanic, arid Center. ills Hwy 1753, MaitIand. FICTITIOUS NAMe eapertenc (1 Call 322.2420 AnytIme Financial Houses for Sat. fiberglas duct * Unturnishej Seminoie County. Florid. under the NOTICE it hereby given that lam ___________________________ mechanic Third Planet (t. fictitious name of .VAITLAND t'ilQ .n business at tOil Citadel 74-Buinij Opportvnttj "Sanford's Sales Leader" vironmental Spsten,, sosi BILL lARD CENTER, *n Dr . Attarnort, Savings. Semitic,, __________________________ Your MullipleLl$tingAg, * WIW Shag Carpet LEMON BLUFF ifl ndtorIgstersa., 0 ,y, County. F$orida,, the fic's"ous 2S-Loin Local and National MLS Heavy Equipment — Clerk Of thIC.rcu$ Court, Seminole name ot On St. Johns River ALTAMOPITE 24-ln$urance LTORS County, Fharøa in accordance w.tis Operator ALUMINUM ana that I intend to * Range.Refrjge,atoç the pfa-4'siens Cf FOR SALE 7 hovtei, one boldng reqister Ua1'ame with i CeVKCf -alI abe home. appeimateiy Fit Operator Ige Cal 530. Apple Sit, Name Statuses. To Wit the CrCvit Court, Seminole County, Marvin Av, . acre. 2 bd'oom, I bath. Longwooa, * Dishwasher.DisposI Rentals 44,05 FN,IO Stafl Florida in accordance with -AMERICAN WOOD PRODUCTS ______________________ 5 - Atfren H Phcnme, LAKE MARY Of the Fictt -Roorns (or Rertf Name Country CMI Manor-7 N I YLAR * Clothes Washer.D,yer Salesman Evpei-i,ncnt •n sales Of QUIET LIVING rooms, Florida room, almost 974 Florida Statutes 1557 new roof, carpet, kitchen IQuip 3 bedroom 7 bath. large farnul & 0(2 Unfurntth.d materials Goad salary, corn S Charte's K. Fond ped. A C unil. fenced back yard, mission, an company benefits Publisj, Uarøi 12. PS, .Apnil 7, il-Apartments Rint Call Prem-. - 971 Narbietite * Heated Pool condtion. Furnished Manufacturing Co DEl 43 FICTITIOUSNAMI QUALITY JOHNNY WALKER NOT ICE i s heretic g en trial Ijm 32-Hous Rent Unfurnl%psef 'tOM(N to drive catef'ng E'clusiv- Country ClubManor364 BEDROOM NONES * 1- 2 Bedroom engAged in busintS, a, P0 Drawer -_REALTY Apply Attamort, Catering. 570 bedrooms. It bath; somecarpe', 33-l'ousn Rent FurnI,h,d NATURAL SITTING Fern Park Sen-role County, 1341 FROM 3724137. After 3.377 Fllh kitchen .quppnt. ,itra kitchen 34-MobIle Homes Rent Fc'id, under the fiCtitiouS name of IN THF CIRCUIT COURT IN AND cabinets, large lenced baCk yard 110W AIRPORT BLVD Owner will paint home inSide and LANDSCAPE FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. SANFORD, FLA. 35-Mobile Horn. 1ots 73/4 % NO DOWN PAYMENT MAINTENANCE, ana that I .nteqvd FLORIDA cut. 1)5.000. AVON 3237570________ to register hid ar'. tp he Clerk For Rent _______ •'.oct.,rternt,fy,flf PIDSATI DIVISION of ttSe Circuit Cou" Sernrcle In re (stats ef suggests • . $4300 $I2.30Q annually, you may Maylalr- 3 bedrooms, l' baths. FINANCING 34-Re'c't Property . Sevilla Gardens. County, Flo,.da in accordanc, *ith PAULINE SMITH RIVERS, quality for a 3 o, i bedroom home Central heal. air, CNpet, Cur 7or Rent tie P0v'5Un at the Fc,'lous fairs, in a rural area SWING INTO SPRINt', as an Avon LUXURIOUS0venI1e band? horm. P51' Owner lays Oeceasen Nate Statutes, To Wt Section )7 -Bv$II'Ies$ Property Represe-nIative Great time to sev at 127. 50. NOTICE TOCUDITORS ipti Eat in kitchens, frost free No Cloth1 Cifls J -.--.---____ , HALL REALTY ________________________________ -_ ____________ -u . •i .'. - -- - __-- - -* - - MS0 FIa Statutes 1g 5 SPare Glencannon Pubt' Marc,. 1,74. Ap'.l7e, 534 TO ALL PERSONS HAVING F•r Rent CLAIMS 01 DEMANDS AGAINSt llWanf,d SAID ESTATE- -to Rent 0(7 Yc a-o eac o4 you a'e htretir '-' I p Pr ('Qv red t tIe a-, Ca n-s inc crn-aros wrich you. FICTITIOUSNAM, ether Ct tOi ay he,, against sac Nd-Ct '5 "ireb, g ye" irr I am eState I' tb,(ff.f it', Clerk çf the IV'919ed fl tiuS'ne'5$ at 74150 C rcu t Ccurt Seminole County, Fr?rch Ave - Sanford 3377) Fior.oa Prte O.w'sior', •r' the Sem.rit County Flo.r'oa under the Co.-rtriou'se at Sanford. Florid., f.ciit.ous ha?., of ABLE SIGN CO. V. thin fr calendar months from and that I .titefi4 to reg,steq 514 ,P 4 'm cI tb f t5t puOlcal,on of nam, *,tpt the Clerk of m C;rcuit lii's ?'t' (act Clam Or oemna,4 Court, Semnol. County. Flrioa in "it%t be in *rt.t'ig ang filed iti accordance watt. the provisiorw Of e F.iit.qu Plan., StIfutes, To duplicate •. 5tt Pti• place of re's-dance II'O post Office .oar,ss of W't Sector' $4.30! Floea Statutes "'c clamant arid must be swOrn to by tPi claimant, fils agent or at S William H Rsois 25 j f• 4 .. .' J 574 CE! - 7 14 to'n'7, on tie same Shall be vole Oa'eci a' Sanford. FlOr,aa this 'i a, ul Ma' lV.' S Sally R Green I,,. ....,' -.- j_ ., , •-, • . A's AØn-.t.a1 . -. %-. -,-,.,,. __Y.. ê 1. NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE NOTIi.E IS HEREBY GIVEN thet i' c by vrfut of that Ce'ta.n Writ gl . I. E,ecuti i$sued out of Id under the seal of te C'rcuit Ccsirl Of r .H2 e-r .1 , tt'.', 1. L ..~ m.• _ - -'I•' ___ 3P rr'oise' ano Logan F rst Federal Building arford, Fiorida 37171 Admintrtr POl-V Ma,h 74. April 3. 1511 IS-Resort Properly For Sale ad'sl Call CoIlet- f •f • .4i' ___ Full timedietary aide. arid full time — .-•.. .. i-'-. t . .•-. 3303 .. - - .- pe4end l IF leaSing Corporation c 'Cv I Co.,rt Lakeview Nur'sing Center. 59 E 2nd Sf. SArifoed ip- ¶rn- cc r tic'- l SS —MuscaI Mrcluand,. ___ ,. ii, C den-anø must be , amid th undars'.nt it Sheriff of ,., .t,g ai,* •.'eo 'r O,ipS.cat, and i"riu,ie County. Fl0i41 wIt Of 'm'C ?b•l5f tfl.q,$ ind post Ii 00 AM or tn lath day Of Aprlf. fi ddreis Cf if.. AD 2174, of fr e anø sin 5 'st pe t by th claimer,. i'$ 4e'W or attorney, Cv fi i, are ai Cistng leivis, at ttt SP4il be Front t*ntl Ucr Of tf.$ $1'n.p*s , uun'y (0u?thouse Iri Sa'fprd. lISt day of Marct.,i lor.d1. he •bovl described C Cliv. , somiaJ avoneefy. . L.. I bedOOni. 7 ('ath home with large 000t Stiitseti residenlal area iiS, REALTOR FRANKLIN 3770441 mothers MLS • 1 & 2 Bedroom Apts. e to, rent CALL 3222420 ANYTIME a way to keep svrecktng the budget Their plan Is called the tlE1AU) Want i%ds and It works like tius: Wbefl they has- c thetr ftrt chIld Want Ads - . - artd seil 72-Auction the sIll: useful - lS-tmpers. TriyI Trailers il-Aute Repairs- ICU to another flW mother when they no longer n..d 9,m A,,. !'fJ fli3 or 831 _ IUIU1( SANFORD VFW 10,050 323- 6650 _________ Deltona- BCautilui tC*ritiO L i; I irt,i c-."t 2 lir,e L-et,.cç'rr baths, living room. dining area kitchen screened in por( aria utility roorli Fully air condl.oncd & heat Wall to wall carpet 44447)) anytime ' ' - - _____ _______ _ _____ 1I S carpet.ng, drapes, di$hwspi,. cntralheatla,. Sparklingciean POOl Mo, ifl lwV.a accepfed in ,ó,ó" '"iiV!Cfl ________________________ 1)0; 2SetsG&fclubswritnonebag $10; LP's 2Sc SOc each Stereo component stand, $23; Portable broiler; Sun Lamp, IS 47144l9. Ar Conditioner, 11,003 BTU ________________________ Whirlpool, $150 5330 P1,1151 IC AUCTION EVERY MONDAY NIGHT Antiqj, tvs, Msc e,laneo.js. New and used fumnilur and applianc Plu's special tale's (wafh ac15J Till We Succeed." I!rner Bakalla, Inc 134 7547 A....II,........_I....... n. -- -__ __ mej"I A PRETTY DELTONA PACKAGE Cforn 13.59 - Oranges ti"c,eciisr"s. lemons, lime trees. rtc Low overhead prices Drive a little I save a lot - Ov.edo 'lursery I Bird Farm, SR 119 N of Oviedo MS 6]9l--Close 3 bedroom, I bath some With an e*ceptional pool, and fenced back yard br the Small Iam.ip or retirees who want to elIloy Ftorid lung Icr information ask tom Lillian. Campbell. AUoc - '.undays ester with mirror, $100. Stereo. Gilman 33. Port a crib. $10. FIuores, -nt )esk Lamp, Ito, Deacun style toy hesl, 1)3. Small toaster oven, $20 77 7767 after 530 8305500 Longwooij - _____ _____- You.... •B',autfug Large Wooded Lots - SSr,,f Lighting SldewaIk, £ City Water &Siv, CUSTOM liii'--T-Wf%Aire Vt In M15Y PLANS TO CHOOSE FROM , .s Bikes, Bikes, Bikes -- Lawn and Garden - Three Case 603 Diesel BuiIOolt'rS, -- I Ofr -' - "v,, II your club or organization would Life'styles PubJjAJJ(.lJ In Stamps.Co,ns Air Coiidltlonlng Th Herald 6676 '47 VOLKSWAGEN NOTHING DOWN. TAKE OVER CALLCPEOITMANAGER,373, 6770 IN? Ford Tong Coup,, fleeds rear fender, small VI engIne, 115$ IS Chrysler, I or. hardtop, A I condition Auto, air. p s. p b - $300 firm Call 323 1170 1970 Ford Country Sedan, air Con ditioned. power steering & brakes, radio. eltra (lean, Call Don Pope, 377 15i Dealer " Plumbing stopped up, power mower won't start! Get It.. ryic, you need Irons ctassitiect acts 13300 each Too D 2 Cats, 578(0 Mechan.cal;y vefy tod (C'idtCvi 1St t12 -r ,'.rt P 0 ISo.))). Lake iOC. Ha 37717. PETI3ESTINN AZ REMODELING Enclosed carports, additons. rooling, painting, paneling. door's I windows Reasonable, Free Est. Sanlord Electric Company 7372 Pars Drive, Used Farm Equipment will lell fast' and easy with a Classified Ad Call 372 7411 or 1131 9993 - Beauty Care - TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON bormerly HarriCft's Beauty Nook) 519 E Pine, 373 3712 Carpentry 911 pm 3237321. — FuillineGEAppliances maple Sanford, — I 'arp'entry, Remodeling. AdditIon's, Custom Work Free Estimate Licensed BOnded 3)3 0099 VINCENT'SCARPENTRY Ii tenor Trim. P.vnel.ng. Custom Carpentry Plo job too Small 32) 347? C.rpvt (,.re - Ceramics Poet in tlsewa,' Sell 1 last and esty with a lay, cost classfed adt Income Tax Electrical _______________________ vnmercial I Itnsidental El,c rich Service l'censy& Boncty, Ill Seminole Co, 71 Hr. Iwening Service $305011 1-3 Days Week An , :i .,si P.,d I? 9SlC Uritrancel 372 1199 Sondblastlng — For lIe trinll preparation 0$ mnttil tofl(teteelc (all B & C Est 372 3340 173 17$) Fr Davis SIgn's, ro ib 10 Small All 15es. Magneii, PlaStics 3t (S On SCrren rig 32? 1195 .•----_ Slake today classified ad day Place one, to buy, sell or rent Call 327 2611 or $31 99'!) 'Wcwriedaboutyosjrjut, Call Lake Mary PubIi Accounting today 377 1.317 or 3234299 MOvIN Edg'ng & Trimming Call Ralph 3733934 ______________________ argarss n equipment in the classilied ad You mOISt riot be a farmer, tut AC wCQot what you're looking f _____________________________ WILLIE JOHNSON. lawn & garden Sfrvce. mOwing, t'd'J 'ri. y'i Boat in tr, war' Sell it test amj ,js-. oth a low cost Clavsted ag ________________________________ TV Service — -, Are iou 'tao, i,'r I' ,r,i 3%) cit i's C.ir' • P. j' - , ...i N '.'. PAUL SLATER Professional Wallpaper Hanger L -c NSed P " m'r . Fr, E%huuiu!, 0 h 37J 473 ' '' ______________ Wel Drilhng tiC, C t "i - 10 3" and larger, pumps. %ptinkler5 coe.cjt Qriv 'ELLS DRILLED SPRINKLERSYSTEMS All type's and 5ift's i rsi:it - LOT CI LAN UP & I, lC'.IIT HAULING PH We repa-r and Service SIlNE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO 373 7771 301W7dS$. a 3774433 Theans*erto"Wp,at,odo*ifh your old Car " Sell it with a Classified Masonry 8 Concrete Ad Pt. 5)49613 Circulation Dept, 11 am to 1 pm 322.2611 — 831.9993 Glass.Mlnors Window Cleaning -I S ENKARIKOLASSIPAINICO 7lOMagnclia Ave 171 4677 i ', WaIaperHonghig cleanup Masonry garage sale? Don't orget to advertise it in the __________________________ Iassitied ad'sl Inning ARTS ROOFING CO FREE EST. REASONABLE 73 yrs eiperi,qice, 36.3 3414 _________ Signs SPRING SPECIAL Free Clanps with year 'round contract Fr.t --' e'stmt- 372 7267 I .1 ICKSON S CERAMICS %uppli,s. kiln dealer IOS . . i Yr I Sunday 322 7931 Earn Extra Cashl Roofing —, Farmers find great INSERTERS Foorwavinowno,,,,, 373 ' j00 ,5 HOME IMPROVEMENTS Small Jobs Wanted 372 1331, "Lake-Mary" Interior. Esterior PIaster''n'g Platter patching & simulated brick speciatty. Ph 3321750 Est One 5)) 01)1 I. EXTERIOR PRESSURE CLEANING Put a classify ad to work for yo today Call 327 7511 or III 9993 Lawn Service Carpet Cleaning tmrer Pressure Cleaning __________________________________ - 0. Specializing in small an000d lob's Call Ill 3*1 - _____________________________ (ir'trr-**, ,i', toril Serwe PeiC r includeS a Pr - — TODD S CAP PENT i1Y ,-','. ', ISOardrig&Croomng kilct'enBatlsroom Cabinets, Counter top's, Sinks Installation available Bud Cabell. 3225032 - PART-TIME HELP WANTED pet care 373- Guaranteed dinette, maple burvkbds, office desks, tile cabinets Antique orner cabinet, dreSSer's. Duncan Phyle fable w 6 chalr,, I b-iOfld bedroom 'sutC, ton beds itilin Provincial table w I Chair's Color TVs, lamps, lots cit risc and other fine furniture Consignments and dealers welcome If you need anything for ttit home, don't miss this sale Open alt week for inspection and Con5lgrinar.ts Auctioneer Stan VrrmII.ôn 131 1339 SR S IS Improvements 3726331 Appances 7pm Located on S 13 between 1757 I ió East of I i Partial Listing 4 pc French bedroom suite, new living rm furniture, Early American * INTERSTATE * * AUCTION * Home 0791. AIR CONDITIONING TROubLESt? Cr'r'rai SystemS iv ndow unts tree nit 24 hr service Call Gregry'* Heat & Ar 323 7117 SUNDAY. APRIL 7th S PC — Ready To Serve You! ------Central Heat S. Air Conditioning, Interior and elteror Painting, For fre, estimate's, call Carl carpentry, electric, ceramIc tile. Dog training in your home, Ali Harris, at SEARS in Sanford 327 Breed Dog Training Academy. Plaster, block and all masoriary 1771. - call fgn hoe eyely4 Honest free estimates. Pticn ,fl3-J$7 ______________________________ Call Russ Gossett , $1130 Ph A uirecory ot experts - Fv,i,ry S11131l. hf?OMI-t'cury Momt7Io, A , hardtop, air cOnditioned, power 5te,r lug I brakes, go mechanical condition, 11195 Call Paul Fascella 327 1431 Dean - - — CASH 3721137 Pc -Tl_ Call credit manager, 373 4730 '43 Mercury Monterey Call anytime 373 1704 2.4 Hours A Day - '4ICHEVELLE WAGON Loaded NotPllngdow.n,takp cyer I '6$CHEVY DRAGSTER Nothing down, take ov*r Call credit manager 373 6270 ORIENTAL RUGS WAP4TU Tpricespaid,uwdarycit,o, 614 5)24, Winter Park ______________________ Hide A Bed sofa, AtI sites and modeit, 10 spe',ij, 3 speeds. ant Standanl bikeS mciv available at Firestoni,, Store Call •"• - Machinery and Tools 1710 Volkswagen. 30.000 mile's, like new New inspection sticker, $1715 327 -- 1971 Monte Carlo. belt Offei and assume payments, 322 0047 mirrors, misc 372 9191 ________________________ - vs. 3771631. Dealer. Private party wantS to buy old furniture, tamp,, glassware, AND STUFFERS CEtj A C. S44eli$4,, 111,45 Guide?. Bofl, I Bicycles -_____________________ 63 ' SEMINOLE COUNTY AUCTION MAITLANO FLEA MART I,IIUwy 1792 OpenSat ISun 9 5357570 Mi'i'tnqv - - . ' -i I .irly (1,0 at 7 llrgular I (1) 1st & )rj Thur Sd4y 5PM S u P t'i' Deep Vee. neeoe little work First 13.0 takes 377 7153 or 373 3773 - — EXCELLENT CONDITION 7*9 Ford Motor I fran%mIsson, 1)30 Mag hut, caps, 15". Ford, $13, I Cycle Poiv*r plant, like new, 8)75; 377 1434 after I p m *PUBLIC AUCTION* ______ — CoczT clean saleable items 'Or werltiy Friday 7 P m Autlion Auction ROOSON,IARIidL 2777 H*y I? 9 37 5961 ' I. cit. Naughahyde Sofa bed and matching char. $20 Sear's 5.000 BTU Air Conctitioner, 530 3 ___________________ f', Boats & Marine Equipment FEED SEED I [I1TILIZFR Ar Goarintee I c*rst Pr.a.i BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR C.ornily, E 16, Sanford. 373 — WILSON MAIER FURNITURE buy sell trade 31) 3lSE First St AUCTIONEER NEEDS Thunderbird, blue with blue Interior P,lcnt for immedljt, sale, 1)493 Call Pete,, 190vW BUS Auto Repairs Ford automatic, power steering, power disC brakes, Power Window.'s, I track stereo, AM radio, metallc Autos for SaLe 17 Volt Batteri,sIII,tS REEL'S BODY SHOP 1)05 Sanford Avenue and Sell 0010 or silver Coins. contact us tint We also buy bulk Silver coins SEMINOLE COIN CENTER. lOS w 1sf 373 4331. - V.11 Call Paul 1970 /6 Wanted to Buy 69 psycpteoelic lights built into a beautiful Spanish bar, Assume Payments Ph 447 1377 for free horns trial, Hallmark, bias W FI?baflk5 Winter Park — jr PDRECVEESERVICE 7311 ,' 1st St 1771111 barga'n 322 26,33 I , AM FM radio, Garrar tt'Od player, 5 track tape inc 6? Sell. cons,gn, appraise, Special Sale's Out ol anything of valur 1700 Fren Air 371 7140 5-anfora, iii 17) 7131 - 7 - - -- flu, Very pnivateszt for Ihis)bedroori, 7 bath home Paneled fimily mc'. th sliding doors to scret.'d y'crch Spacious horn,, on double lt Has 7i t car garage, ivith automatic door opener. Central hell air, arid many fine features Call Ruth Kingcton. Assoc in I .cr . "r'iuiIutIring.)ervlce. (oMr'L I TI AUCTION ci WVIC ___ __________________ Repossessed- *San ford AUCtIO * _____ "We Don't Stop 772 VW Super Be,ti. - lOaded 0th 50$, of e,tras. meg wheels. $1630 $SPECIAL WANTED: '63 Mercury Monterey On tale this Week I! New, ill Call anytime, 333lTOe. aluminum truck covers Color FORD (CO IOLINE WINDOW VAN coordinated, Small trucksNothing down, takeover 1729 93 Large trucks-$345 Call credit manager 373 473Q SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE—_— — 7311W. itt 54 tU6 VW Bug, leatheqette inttror. 373 OIl radio, Bahama blue, $195 Carl —_. - . Ci.,-. t 373 1431 Dealer Travel Trailer IS'. new' I completely equipped with mfg's guaranlee - Outstanding condition I a For used Iurn,ture. appliances, tools, etc Buy I or 1001 ltt'fns r,vMau 713 Sanford Aye Assume Payments with beautiful *770 '61 Ford Campes,$2300cash or 1200, take Over payment's 322 *033 __________________________ 371 1734 Jean Norris Nursery. Sold .11 Woodruff Garden Cent,,. 601 Celery Ave. Sanlord MOSSIE BATEMAN __ IlI)S.SarltordAv, 5 1572 Toyota Mark II, I Or, sedln, automatic, al. e'alra sharp 17693 Call Don at 377 1651 Dva,r 3273$) bOats. For Easter--Select African violets professional lob O landscaping Arid priced at only 132.530 for one 04 Winter Pks bitter bu 68 '$7GMC Pick up Long Bed Air Cord ,New Tires 1350 Ph 323 O6 We Pay Attei Each Auction Channel 33 broadcasting March 31st If you can't Pick it VP call US We handle Channel Mailer antenna for UHF, and VU F Also Special TV antennas for 44, Sanford, 37) 473) Travel Trailers Parts.Accessori.s HERB'S TV. . *.STEREO BAR. * — Couch. Chair, 7 end tables I coffee table foe Florida family room, 2 moe old, $100, Oil painting, $70. SpanIsh plaques, 1)0. Mist Hair Dryer. 1)0. Bowling ball, new bag, l4 EIFERS Bull - CQ with catvc Cow's soon to Calve Ph 373 96190 3770749 — Trucksandlrajle,s 'dIGMC Wtt400W VAN NOTHING DOWN, TAKE OVER CALL CREDIT MANAGER, 373 Campers 1 - Livestock And - • BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR WINTER PARK PiOOLS LOCATION PPICE There all right I bidroom home, Realtt by Miscellaneous G.brmly. ( 6? Color TV, portable I!", IPSe qyj Mu'st sell 1130 570 7301 days PAINT VARNISH ENAMELS t1Sto p Urn I" Inc arranged _______ TV'Radjo.Stereo We Guarantee Lowest Prices gracIous _____ Life ____ GENEVA GARDENS TMT5 1305W 25tr3 bedrooms 7 baths, onvenient io ICPIOOPI, Shopping center sttag 2') ((vitor ti IitSrtbnr, , I- l,j 35 MOONEY APPL lANCES, 373 069? pm, Sanford 327 7770 -- & ice, used machines Pl'WOOos BARN We buy furniture and misc Sell for 35 pci. Consignment Free pickups. Aucti*n Saturday at 7 JOHN K RIDER, ASSOC W Gannett SThlte, Real Estate Broker, ho? W CommercIal, Sanford, 377 ill) Roberts KENMORE WASHER. parts, serv - bedroom--large living area'rn kitChi thick carpetsPool-central heat & air-Much more and located on a big lot Matthew - ____ mediate occupancy, SIlO mo Pm 1 l-Antsques 'MatS" - WesIing built n Ovefl, corn plefe with rotliserie Large size. eicelterst condition. $30 W H WebIe. 707 Forrest Dr. 377 0173 after 5 30 pm Owner. (SIC) 74.,ios or 3733411 for information country atmosphcre this property really muSt be seen to be ______________________________________________________________ car beds, carnages. iited Ihrou,h ti'e -- Trancpoqtat ADULTS ONLY Convenient 10 I 1 & 17 52 In' youth beiis and other 2565 PARK DRIVE 7410 H'avalltaA,, at 1757 Mgi - S Acre, part orange grove, part - -_____ $947 Falcon, I door, ar, autornatc new inspection Mgt sell 1523 96$ Chevy Pick up, 6 cyl. rebuilt engine, like new, new tire's, 175$, $307301 Or Iii 6416 '71 L AP4C(jP I?' Puitiry tra,eI trailer Stteps 6 Aqui niaqic lo,lit, thOwei. 5ty, over,, TV antenna, awning, gas heal Con presser, batteiy pack, oIlier ca has Like new, $1100 Owner, 645 4.3.44 eyes. WeStern Tack- S'etton Hats--To, y ,trna belt's & nCbagS Now at -. Eget 32W Oyitdo 3654)61 Poultry ______________________ 1100 $ — JO acres with small comtortabl, farm home-part cleared, part cleared and tiled 3 flowing wells krnen,cews $)SOOperacre Cash 372 9619, 820749. miniôtur, rn It eg Call 37] 071 or 3 3. - ____________________ acre building lot-E Orange County. $3300. Call Ralph David, AssOc. Hattaway Realty, 531 7500 - uiCt Fern Park ApplIances duly washer I dryer (r4flce 133.0 377905.1 Sanford, 322 5163 3725163 Wi' Pay After Each Auction - ' CALLSAM,37272SICREAMONS -1 Fnr Puck up. $75Q or best Oftr ?4) 5, Myrtle Ave.. Sanford, 32] 3537 SI S. Or a rslo Dr Stud Service. Two registered AK : /5 Schau:er's. Silver grey Ph 37 1213 & Used Furniture. 1700 French, 373 540 down. $65 per mo ByOwner-349 Wilson Place central air heal Singer * * Brand new Kenmcwe avocado heavy WE TAKE TRADES SEMINOLE COUNTY AUCTION Pets and Supplies I Pole A'aI appliances crdt0 & quarante Wayne'i Quality New GENEVA For Sate - Dulni Meeting 2nd M0fldiy-7fl Club HourS-hO. m Daily (closed Wed Bingo Thursday 1000 Payton STENSTROM W REALTY Realty, 372 1301 I 6 Months Lease the)' purchase crtbs, 10--Swap and Trade ___________ Pool 8 Clubhouse Laundry Facilities • Shag Carpeting -_ CASSELBERRY Canal front lot to Lake Tony ISOQO. Franklin Ramseur Assoc Inc REALTOR _____________________ 131 I DELIONA ASSN, Ph 323 0350 I acre, trailers O.K., $4300 65 19 P M Consignmint accepted daily k nl Blue Lustre EIeCtr " C Simt,.r for only II per d, ______________________________ In Stoing cabinet, repoSseSSed SngCr's best model, windS tXiI)bin fl machine Fully autornatc Ply •POODLE GROOMING ti,tIlnC 04 5)5 or tO paymenl Cf Ii Ciii Credit Dept SANFORD Afldboarding Withlovelcare SE WIIIC, CENTER, 307 A East - Professional Ph. 323 3191 or 323 151 1st St .Sanfo,d 322 91)) (vet 561 TT - hIM 66 Horses GREGORY MOBILE HOMES SOOFrenchAve,Santor0 __________________________ 3733.700 1301W.FaI,tlanks A - AIR. AUTO. SHARP - AUCTION EVERY FRIDAY th the be'l e.Qupnient to sei 10)6 S French Ave 37353 GOL P1-N TOuryt 'N SEW - Park Call for details - Exec1 tjve Uving AMERICAN Prit — Csrl Scott * * Auction ,ri1 bed, bovspring, matfrn. cyt-it. 5.10 Phone 372 S3I "' terms ii — - Cleared, EquIpment for Rent 70 CHEVY IMPALA COUPE Mni Bike, '73. .1 C Penney Duster Perfecfnd1t ISO) E 2nd SI after 1 p.m. - -- - Afl j.___. U RENT-ALLS Cram-id Open - Mobite Horn. Bknk Reposses'sions ISlo choose Irons 131 7327 Dealer SO appreciated 1 61 Househo Id Guid', Lots and Acreage LISTEN TO [HE QUIET IMULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE) - '- IS39 Glider, Set up in park in Ft'rn cozy ins4 arid out 3 bedrooms, 7 bath's, paneled family room, 7 r garage, workshop. Thursday 730PM FLEET RESERVE - SMALL OPEN 2WHEEL TPAILUP 64$ US? Mobile Homes or pay oft balance Dealer C A SSELBERRY_Lakefront on Chan 04 lake's Immaculate and S. TREES ---- RETIREES DREAM - Repo 1971 villager. 3 bdrm Set up on lakefront lot. Takeover payments, ALTAMONTE_ Ouplea in CP1O4C wooded area Lot hIOsIC)', bedroom, I bath on each side. 5.900 tealtoes 437333 LIST YOUR HOME IN well water Lots Of tree,, $145 17 - For Sate 71 HOur Sryi C,tI 372 74,'! -- -- -- Forest Greene, Inc. to,*il, MiScellaneous I, bath, garage, 5'00 down. Iba) mo I. pct Acre Realty, REALTOR, 373 773') _ F#thq RiChard .1 Lyons C' I lbcCrovm.CB home irti ounly Good Houseslor Sale Cailbart Real Estate KULP REALTY 109W First St PPi 37? 7353 ________ itto, ½ ACRE 3 bedroom ISIS S French 372 L96 312 — bedroom trame liOn 1. rprcej 1120 FLORIDA AVE. 3 ORMOND BY THE SEA- Summer horn,, mostly furnished bedroom, h bath, family room, ?Iihtj' Living room 11v12' Convenient to beach, Shopping, churches, $J1, 1917 Mazda, lb. new, low miles .'.i5t sell 13199. 170-7301 dams or $31 6474 nights appreciate. Call Jerry, 37? 995 after 4 pm weekday's Orange MIS 1964 Ford Gala,ie 500, power steering, brakes, ar. Only 1.193 Shelley Used Cars, 700 French A,e. 3237960 - S,ll Cr trade for bike of equal value '34 HO Panhead, Chopped See to 628-0808 Bingo an See 'o appreciate ARMS • Kitchens Equipped new members of the family from -- BINGO EVERY Must Sell '71 Mustang P S Radio I Heat Auto $300 & take over Call before 7 p m Or after 4-373 7th 1)100 Ph 372.9509 ByOwnr 3 be.? bath, CB. carpets, BusineSS 7:30 RI Ie lue tda y Motorcycles ''-' '7) Yamaha 750 5? 7 30PM lst&Jrd tOØ, Steel radial tires, auto stick, new paint, air, elcellent condition. 1)650 3379110 day's, or 372301) after 4. 3733846 EVEREST COUNCIL 5337 Business Meeting 1970 Vglkswagin Convertible. new ------------- -- Autos for Sale 80 Motorcycle ln'sl,prartce REALTQg Seminole 3774551 Eye fl Hwy I? 97 organization Can appear in this listing each week for only $3 per week? This is an ideal Way to inform the public of your club activities. 1) - 20 WEST-- 3 bedroom, Ii: bath nearly new home Central t'it. ready for air, walled in yard Only 121000 7 day, Did you know that your club or Abandoned, U.1oant,d lunk cars hauled away Your cost, Orlando. 293 £191 anytime *nr Stj pr ice $b7 etcelleflt financing Near Seminole High School VA Plo Do*n, FHA, INC. REALTOR. 16015 Hwy 17 52, Mallard, Open Every Wed ISat Early Birth 715pm ARE...TMAT'ii IlfAlLEk ON ACRE.CIose to Lake Jessup, 2 bedrooms, baths. comples.iy furnished t 7 A hCiutifUtly equipped kitchen, luturio,,,'s Shag carpeting, garage, 2 patios, and a dining room, You name It. th;t home has it Plus Chapter 30 kA FE-LAkE Cars Removed Junk per 4 Bd., 2 Bath . '1. \ . ,8 dtipe, built ins, a c Large taii.i liurictry, Storage & wo,k rooms Finced, fruit tree's, ciany citras. Cul de sac. Cony, tO sct.00ts etc 517,5.00 P11 373 7149 Di S A UI LED F. P IC. N V E T ER A P45 by Art Sonsom -7 BLAIR AGENCY AP REALTOR CJ,vP4p 175 fI7Ir NOTICE \ Rr! Stemper Realty OPpOrtunity to assume lOw inIe,e loan 3 bedeoom I, bath, 7 yeai old P11cc Corid,tlon, 170,000 N Qualifying (r Oitow L..I'LL 41 SANFORD REALTY trrcr, ,,,. DayS)72 1217 BINGO Every Mon & Tue's Early fllrdat 7:13PM ReguIarill ISPM I.' Cas$elberry, Fli, _ FHA or assume s cent mortgage b HAPpy ANNIVERSARY ii One. year old. and grtting bttei bedroom 7 bith, with ,,lI It trirnryii05 Corn,, lot _____________________________ u4'8 price, $lI,o(5 Winter P,irk I P M -2nd and It,. Thursday Each Month The Grate Mall THE BORN LOSER Houses IorjTj' OLDER NEIGHBORHOOD 3 t'rdro P bath, Cement block. large corner lot Sales . w - - I For tale by owner 3 bdrm I bath, enclosed Swimming pool Ap Pance's ar'd Other ettras Call 571 7t3i NO QUALIFYING Only 1100 dOwn, Washington Oaks bedroom, I' baths, 209 Ye, y Lane' Monthly terms 675 II MEETINGS e3I.8400 After hours 272-3551 Eiceilent condition 3 bedroom Split Ii, S.anfor, rio Qualifying, 3 bdri 1 mo Soct A r Realty, REAL bR, 377775Q IANKLIN RAMSEU ASSOC. INC.. RIALTONI 824 Part Dr 377 311$ 4) - Hwy 1792 IMile South of Sanford Tree Park 6435 Jim Hunt Realty - COP BETT REAL ESTATE RIJAL TOP Ml 175) Deftary ya POST 53 - • Masonry Construct ion *G-4(flCe Equipment Arid Supplies the l5tr Jvc.c.ai 5"tr tt 5 '' 's ;.r 'a' air, wall wall cpefln Ph 3270713. tWestat I? !2befweenFairway PIa:a I Seminole High) 1 SI-Bcycl.i Property 1 Slated It Adim; C 'cu ' tn$7Ltv,sl*ck and Poultry Cou", Ficr la Tcarsser & Storage .n Santom. P'cca'e 0 %.n, " trio Cou tiio , 41-Wanted to Buy Ftor,da Fitbit ntorrnat,on •' S1ilcr Fi*rda. alPs fo,r 'se-Stamps - Coins va'labte trgm tPie' Civ; Dyson Of faier-v., 'C,bi fr,i- 'e i I Air, Ktchen eggippeØ, $113 no pct financing Eligible Veterans nothing down Au central heat ----- APARTMENTS houSekeeper Apply in person. 57-Sports Equipment pescr-bnt as fuiiO*'s SAID ESTATE All th furniture, furn.$hing, $3-Machinery and Tools Ye,, and er a', .rc 'serey f'lNjre$_ inventory. stock in trade lid f-i arc rtqvrtd IC fl, an 4$Equipment fr Rent i " s-" ' n"r-' .ii :-:atf'i3 (ii.r'& arid detrands *ti,Qi va, or 4t i'te Sania"oo kings Roaa, ,tre 45P,ts and Supplies ,'cf you, may P'.ve against 514 t,ortgwood, belonging to the eSiite ri the v,itf ice il tie Clers of '$e 44-Hoesej ,,-. Nice large I bedroom Carpet ATTRACTIVE — kit chin equipped, carpet, $1?, Ph 377 7757 c Winter Springs & Deltona Up toSS - Like new, 2 bedroom, t3mly rot 95% Conventional New Homes- Sanford, Lake Mary. 372 443.5 HouSesfor Sale = LEGION I? , 2 Between ii, Røiuli'i -- EHA-VA • Central Heat & Air ig l(tØ in Semnote County, 'o ALL PERSONS HAVING 41"BuIldIflg Materiali 140r.di. more Particularly CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST 47-Lawn and Garden 4i - Dome, 50i7 S7'-AppIiiri, 55-Boil5 6 &i,a,,. 1100 E 75th St and at Fully equipped with dish -- to, TAFFER REALTY two bedroom,. I batt., wall to weti carpeting, drapes, cenlral Peal waSher Call Mrs RVtheqfOfd 323 City- 4 bedrooms, 3 baths. central heat I. air, large family room. *all to wall carpet, h7'sliworkShop & more lots of hQri' 3W.Ffrt$S 3730317 3n.ohorj 5370 - SPANISH STYLE HOME —_- Coast ITT Community Palm Oeopm,rt Cor,ation needs Sl-HOU%thQld Goods Si-TV Radio - Stereo EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR CUlT. SEMINOLE COUNTY, "sPfl repalrmanfrom today's Cla$sitl representatives w.tP real estate Merchandise foc Sanford aria Orlando ------------ ---area Draw or Salary PluS cOrn SO-Mlscell,angsj5 miSsion Many fringe benefits atr,'e'sa4 court on te 1Pti *y Of Defendant. h'ch afore'sa-a Writ Cf PROBATE DIVISION E.ecut.on was delivered t me as CASE NO PR-743-u.Cp Sier,tf of Sern.r,')fe County. Flor.da. Estate et a -ct I ivc 4e.-eti upon the f011wng [ " ' C ' oescr t._- property Owne tiy ITF O.ceasag Leasing Corporation, tao property NOTICE YOCREDITORS i,.,4 -! ; It S FIe up Tim., Hire Investment Properly I-Real Estt Wnled Sunoco HELPERS wanted Apply 200 Marvin Ave Longwooj ICAN WOOD PRODUCTS , -. - lI-Income And S$-Garage • Rummage Sales .ng Ccwg,or.'ov. a Corparae.on. FLORIDA .'43:_ Sltng CIP Ueatiticaton Award nnner Aduit 7013 Santono Ave attendant Sanford Station, I I and io 13-Lofi arid Acreage Seminole County. Florida. uenn a CE! Ii in corporat.on 0 a i Harvey liar vf'$ftt'5. li Pla , ,ff, vs ITF Leas ihi;4 I Ii I'll N. UNSWORTH REALi Model Open 173 PM Retabi, mature man for gas station — 12-MobIle Homes $4-Firms and Grov, _ refrigeralr, dishwasher, draperies. %Pug Carpeting, family rms. fireplace Only a apt's Pritacy in a SpaniSh (OSirtfard --------------your own nr.grbemr Real Estate Call $14 3O7 h-Houses for Sale -- stars earning money •n your spar. time Setl Avon tew,try and dat, rweos las well as our tari-ous Ire ot cO'srnpt.csl r.it r Oecerber. S 0 IS?) n tr.t certaIn Equipment — case entitled, Koenr.ng Company, a IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE $4-Camping Equipment i ••• .11 -- For Sal, Cf Si d (sta'e ivdgrnenf rendered .n the ' - April Is Diamond Month--Want Ads, Like Diamonds Get F • Tuesday, April 2, 1914—lB We'll do your Painting I'., ---"i.-.. ''- .... 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Florida, Tuesday, AprIl 2. 1974 1 4' I' �E%ter looks show UP in soft Colors and fa brics formisses, women, juniors. _ 20%off a selected (3rotj 9) Of pant tops, regularlY$8t6$16. All of easy, care polyester knit. 'Rollow 0^0 Rig. SO. Sal. 6.40. Slievieu screenpilni Cardigan with new wider collar. AsSorted bright prints. 32 1038. Save22° Flsg. $11. Sale 8.80. Solid. shad., yOkI-shoukfo, styli is handsomely detailed. accented by contrast stitching. White, blue, navy. beige. 10 to 18, tiavezen I, Rig. $12. Sale 9.60. Button-front shirt Jac with side slits, contrast stitching on sleeves, tab pocket, front and hem. Assorted colors. 10-16. 8 E. Shirt look with long sl.evu, sill sash, bright border-print collar and hemline. Polyester knit In beige with soft blue/whits plaid. Misses' sizes. Rig, 111. Sale S.W. Selected proportioned pull. one of fuestree double knit have stitched crease, gently flared leg. New pastels plus while. Average 10.18, Tall 14-20, 8-14 Petite. 2O%oft Bras, fig ure-shaper briefs. S. Layered look for ml.ssi has a white rib-knit 'vest' ecology-plaid pleated skirt and collar. All polyester knit featuring green or beige on white background. ,.. •._*4. _ C. *:e lIrWd .i,ss* in polyester kit n has short Sleeves, simple 80 Jewel neckline, back vpper. braldid sash. In polyester knit aturing yellow or green: half sties. -. Uk. *7 CPtarp It. U.. your JCPenrey - ki ! ''.d e Sale$2 $26 char,e unL For - niruusl sls orh.,d-ts-nd Ns., me *u, JCPsaa, calM.. fk....&.• Rio. 20 —1—IA— -. - ..... I) -r%'' .'!.,-,. . tn*$n,i Sale320 Rig. $4. JCP.nney seamless Contour cup bra for smooth, natural shaping. Nylon tricot cups. Adjustable straps. 4 Stretch sides and back. White, nude, black. 32.38 A. B. C. .e,...•. : &le320 .s -: Rig. $4. Garterkss brief with lace underlay tummy panel for light-yet-firm control. Shaped back. Run resistant nylon/Ly. cre®spancJex, White, nude. S. d' it Cross-weave vamp dr..s sandals with adjustable, buckled sling back, block heel. Camel, blue, pink, yellow or white vinyl. M. L. XL. Sale ps-scsi eftectfvs tPw'u this wouk.nd, I Req. 1.11 each. Flszz$z'm Subtle Shaper psntlho*a I ol nylon with spandex knit throughout the panty for gentleritretch tummy control. Rsfr'forcisrt panty and toe, nude heel. Fashion shades Include suntan. gals, collie bean; smal, avWage. IIVS 38'3 Center-tab shipped sandals with adjustable buckled sling back, block heel. Camel, blue, pink. yellow, white or red vinyl. , rep. $2, Sili 4 fot Is Uks It? Chugs It. U.. yes, JCP.nn.y account. For unv. sual Ms chug, and hwd4o.ltnd the JCP.uwy catalog. Nsms, ... We know what you're looki for. :--- ji We know what you're looking for. �Fantasit double kr forbiga ial of sterdr-esses Ii 20% off 9our entire line of bovs qrjifq- .4annrft%e%n&,o andsportsuits. Save399 Rog. 19.95. Sal. i5.9S. 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"If there's deliberate fraud involved it should have a seven' penalty on it," he said. Askew's speech Tuesda%' went abott as expected, although he bent on his f inancial disclosure and tax be relief proposals to raise expectations of a compromise *11. with lawmakers who objected to- to the governor's previous hard thelines In the financial disclosure . field, Askew edged away from a previous position that only re'rting of income tax returns dOd net worth statements were acceptable. He said Tuesday that he could accept a proposed 11 use compromise that public Officials report the source rath. than the amount of their In. Off -Spedi is. 088 1 pr_ PC. Men's Slick slipons with squared-off moccasin toe, stitching, front buckle-effect, elastic under-gore for snug fit -. Urethane in black or brown; sizes 7-12 D '4'."• 'r"' ) 'i- '-' .'I -'e'• •;-' ,,,:.''. Fight a rue. '-: ii I Save 14o 1 20 Save 5$, $ A. Req. $7, Sal. Lb. Button-do-*n siiI S!' seees. polyestecc—,tv- C. R.. $2 R.g $10. 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' merits within th present ('iT}. stitutional limits uf 10 milk— tide Askew's flexibility ap. to patently helped his programs. "lie seemed to be more flex. In. who ibte in his approach," said Dub. de- bin. "lie's giving the legislature a little riir;' fresdomn of will.'' �Sa' - 1011111111111111. a - -- 5---- - _ ___---_.---._ 'anted 5- or said that co-workers she smelled bad. Miss 'ears a urine collection er clothing, so she con. for who gave her odorus for the bag. ervisor didn't smell Ut the six girls kept ," she says. Six weeks as fired. onths ago, a friend ?d her to William Smith, Florida Filters Inc., A a secretary. Smith d says she will get the 'e as any other new - 0 Reg. 39.1 knit blat contrast and pod sagging. long we heather, Like It? ro 50 1 outgoing, diligent, cer." 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Earle 's bill would raise the me maximum penalty for fraud from one year in prison to five }ears. If there's deliberatj fraud involved it should have a sever penalty on it," he said. Askew's speech Tuesday e'nl about as expected, although he bent on his financial disclosure and tax be relief proposals to raise cx• pectations of a compromise sti- with lawmaker-s who objected to the governor's previous hard the lines. In the financial disclosure . field, Askew edged away from .t preiouj position that only rep"rtirtg of income tax returns ) and net worth statements were acceptable. He said Tuesday that he could accept a proposed Ihuse compromise that public )ffIcsals report source rath than the amount of their in 'The important thing is not so ow- much the vehicle but that the ck- disclosure be meaningful and 115- that it be public," he said. my Askew also softened a starul for that school property tax limits 111%- should be reduced from It) to de eight mills by constitutional I amendment, to nt In fact, he asked for i statu. -uts tory rather than constitutional j reduction but added a request 'ar. to place a C(iflStlttonjj ger amendment on the November the ballot to give Florida citizens the opportunity to make adjust. mt'nts within th prccnt (Onc, stitutiunal lnnls of 10 nulls tie Askew's flexibility apto parcntly helped his progranl.s. "He seemed to be morp flexiho ible In his approach,' said Dub. de- bin. 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Ns wks - Iv D TROUBLE ines seem to be chanting, a modern table lamp and d moonlight nights. fly Fight 71S- lobbyists, whom he did not Identify. had mounted oppositc- tion to the welfare and food 1t14 ' stamp bills sponsored by Rep med Lewis Earle, ltorlando, ber The bills passed the house 130 easily last year. But since then but incidents such as the jailing for 10 days of a Tallahassee mother )USe of six for a $53 food stamp fraud )ub- have sparked considerable teen publicity. Earle's bill would raise the ome maximum penalty for fraud from one year In prison to five ,ears. • If there's deliberate fraud tn olved it should have a severe penally on it," he said. Askew'j speech Tuesday enl abott as expected, although he bent on his financial dthcIourr and tax . relief proposals to raise cxpectations of a compromise 'sti- with lawmakers who objected to to the governor's previous hard the lines. In the financial disclour infield, Askew edged .iway from a previous position that only reporttn of Incum. tax returns and net iorth statements were acceptable. He said Tuesday that he could accept a proposed house compromise that public officials report the source rathur than the amount of their in. (IiIiC. 4 Spedal 1fl88 pr. Men's slick silpC squared-off mo( toe, stitching, buckle-effect, at under-gore for Urethane ir,blai brown; sizes 7- Co lii CL tv C8 3. CD S-49 Cr a' 3 in 3 W. ic Cn 4: - 4 \\ I T"\. til fur W! -I 1I*dI 40IIkd!IH1 UI ! I 1!! 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But since then but incidents such as the jailing for lO days ola Tallahassee mother ouse of six for a $53 food stamp fraud )ub- have sparked considerable )een publicity. Earle's bill would raise the ome maximum penalty for fraud from one year In prison to five years. If there's deliberate trawl ) I'M olved it should have a severe Penalty on it," he said. 4 Spedal 1fl88 pr. I# Men's slick slipc squared-oft moc toe. stitching, In buckle-effect, of under-gore for * Urethane in blat • Askew's speech Tuesday went about as expected, although he bent or, his financial disclosure and tax I be relief proposals to raise ex Ictatons of a compromise sti- with lawmakers who objected to the governor 's previous hard brown; sizes • the lines In the financial disclosure field, Askew edged away from a prt'nous pos ition that only reporting of income tax returas .and net worth statemenLs were acceptable. He said Tuesda) that he could liceept a proposed house compromise that publn officials report the source rathr than the amount of their in e - "The Important thing is not so i wch the vehicle but that the ack - disclosure be meaningful and nLs- that it be public," he said. bu', Akcw also softened a stand for that school property tax limits ully should be reduced from 10 to 'ade eight indis by constitutional it. amendme,nt to In fact, he asked for a statuent cuts tory rather than constitutional ne'J reduction but added a request ear. to place a constitutional t'r amendment on the November ballot to give Florida citizen.s the opportunity to make adjust. ments within the present stitutmonal litmus of 10 nulls. .Ie Askew's flexibility ap. to patently helped his programs. "He emed to be more tlex• who ible in his approach," said Dubde. bin, "He's giving the legislaturea little m're freedoni if sil . I __•._____g 1t't 0100) tiltIll k Ida' Lithe t.ii I. II t1w niiuint is severe, p.ir tilik'flt April -" . . ' �- Sa Sai - a _-l. - Reg. 39. knit bias I contrast and poc sagging, long wei heather, - • - c it cn iOi-s_I u) ga ,1 PA i dktr anthth iirrath I-' 0 03 Wheelchair Worker Unwanted MIAMI (AP) — Clara Jo Proudfoot says life has taught her that a 4-year-old girl on pink rhinestoned crutches is cute but a 22year-old woman in a wheelchair is sometimes unwanted. In 1956, she charmed millions as the national Faster Seal poster child. Born in 1952 with half a spine, she spent her year as the poster child making public appearances, She even had her Picture taken with the late President Dwight D. Eisen. hewer Now she is a handicapped Miami woman competing for employment, and she has sometimes found it a hitter experience. Miss Proudfoot graduated from a Wednesday, April 3, 1974—Sanford, Florida 32771 6th Year, No. 192 Price 10 Cents CD CD CD Like it? C JCPenne C' 'I CA in Miami high school in 1970 and was trained as a keypunch operator by the Florida Divisgun of Vocational Rehabilitation and was awarded a $500 grant from the Easter Seal Society for an automobile equipped with hand controls. After six months of searching, she was hired as a secretary by a Miami firm. She says she worked a 40-hour week but was classified as a parttime employe. "They didn't want to put me on their hospital insurance plan," Miss Proudfoot said recently. As a result, she was uninsured when she needed an operation for ulcers on her feet. She next worked for a data processing center, but after a week uniy May Soon Require Costly Home Fire Alarms HYCIIRISNELSON An in (I) .60 Saw Reg. $15 knit poly wide cu wide bell Cl) / rn Stile wsks 0 CA — 0 0 Area Housewives 1 - 0 1fl88 w pi. Men's slick slipc squared-off moc toe, 5titching, fri buckle-effect. el under-gore for $ Urethane in bla( brown: sizes 7-1 ProtestIng . i - PrIceS By JEAN )'nasos It 1.1 t._s,nruc'r t.._,. - ",nlu,IaIJ week's --- grocery shopping another - - boycott, although . session. thought Its effectiveness would Jody Lowry of Longwood be limited. "ft does help - and One year ago a week-long supportedthemeatboycott last itdoesn't,"she commented. "It nationwide meat boycott ended year and said she would cer- works for just so long, and then with its leaders calling for tainly support another this peoplehavetostockuponmeat H) John A. Spolski continued consumer action in year. "I don't think it really again. 5 Is the current "streaking" the fight against high meat makes much difference to "Theyonlyother way to fight Cl) prices, craze sinful? prices, but it's the only thing we it would be to only eat meat in a Seminole County housewives can do to let them know how we restaurant — but then you're Scripture tells of at least ,c I inadvertent streaker. In the interviewed this morning, all of feel." she said. still buying it indirectly. I don't Gospel of Mark, it says a young whom stoke out angrily against think we'd be Ain by a Mrs. Virginia Irish of l)ellary boycott, but what else can we man possibly the writer) bade the continued rise in the price of his linen cloth a hasty adieu, meat, agreed almost without said she had not noticed any of (t o"' asked Mrs. July. Cl) narrowly escaping a Roman exception they would support the lower food prices mentioned Centurion as hened the Garden another boycott if there was by the news media in the past Other Comments ' any chance such action would few days, and that although she of Gethsemane. Like many of the women who did not support the 1913 meat Have you ever wondered help lower meat prices, Not all the housewives were boycott she believed she would supported the boycott last year, where he went — home' to a friend's' — and what his first convinced a boycott would now. "If the)' were to have Dawn Miller said she had not C1 " ' effectively lower prices, but another boycott next week I bought meat during the boycott words of explanation were' this but it had not been a hardship said they would support think I would support as she kept a well-stocked Reminds me of the story anyhow, as they were prepared timne,' she mused. • think freezer. "I'd probably support making the rounds of a local to try almost anything to reduce lots help to some extent." 0 another boycott now, but I don't minister who was in one of their Weekly grocery bills, II have much faith in it doing any The price ineat, the y Limited Effects Winter Park's more elegant good, she admitted. restaurants. Two spinsters agreed, was the chief reason Mrs Glenna Joly of seated nearby almost choked on their pocket books were getting Comments on the current their food . . . as a streaker increasingly Lighter after each Longwood said she also favored meat prices all had a similar walked slowly through the ring. L establishment, "Too high," complained Mrs One and all were dumb. Christian and Mrs. founded, especially the Barbara Baker of (asseIberrv minister who thought ,if. "Terrible'" (- tied Mrs. terwarth that as this "gen. Donna Edwards of Longwood, tiemnan" passed by his table the and Mrs. Floyd Benson of the -least he could have done was same city agreed. share his glass of cold water "Outrageous" was the with him comment From Dawn Miller of (ever have O Lake Jessup somebody slipup behind you at "Rotten - if you want to a picnic and drop a piece of ice ,, 4 _______ know in plain English," corn. down your shirt? Imagine the mented Mrs. Irene Stone of feeling with a surprising glass Longwood. oi Ice water'j Most of these women said [j they would support another boycott, except Mrs. Baker and TIMELY QUOTE — "1 had Mrs. Benson, who said their the first space streak. As you husbands were meat eaters no wouJdcomeoutof the showerin M mailer how high the price. there (Skylab), air currents Mrs. Joyce Wagner of Sanford 1 made it cold as the dickens. " — 'I said she could not see a boy cott Astronaut, Paul J. Weitz, Capt., working unless everybody IJSN,, who spent 38 days aboard supported it. the Skylab space laboratory Mrs. Ann Carneal of last spring and claims an Longwood said she would not Cl) altitude record for streaking support a boycott. "I don't 11 (between shower and sleeping believe it helps," she sta ted, "It compartment). certainly - didn't last time," _____ - 121W ii co Ct 0 1 J • $1 mom a JOYCE If '.'n,'did - d CA I iJ _ I7 - - -I ' 'b M 5-. -- I'..<'.' P$H -- CO9t. nm -- - - -==- , D• (p°_ S aa - 4- -'C CO ff I - ff c) -.................... - ---------------••- - co 3 - f-- -------- - -- - - - - -- - —4 -- - -- - - -- -- ' - :, 4?!' ---: - ' Z. & - - .. Jean pa"O"A DOUBLE, DOUBLE, TOIL AND TROUBLE FIRE burn and cauldron bubble, these two felines seem to be chanting, Mac as they gaze into the blaze of a modern table lamp and work magic. perhaps about milk norid -2n,1IIIJ'JZUI5IIL -1. t. •_•,Mip" ,,.,,. siiia — Bills making it a felony to sage. - LO Spedal - TALlAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) Askew's State of the State mes- lobbyists, whom he did not -- - 4 - -J Food Fraud Felony Fight 7 111 - r Sale pdc - 1 "absolutely bare representathre Ludwig Goetz sonally considering" such a Continued, it should be for all minimum" of one smoke that a full heat and smoke system for his own hcme, said housing In the county and f1 r 0, detector outside the main detection system in all major $300 is too much to be required just new houses. A controversial fire bedroom area—all his or- rooms, as recommended by the because the cost will be passed Con) Issio ii e r Gre protection ordinance which dinance would require—will national codes, could run $300 on by the builder to a buyer Drummond, while supporting could requite a smoke and heat run $50 completely installed, or more. already hit by massive In. the system, said it might be detecting lire alarm system In Kaiser said. flation, new single family housing has $300 better to make homeowners Kaiser agreed with If the county does decide to sign a waiver saying they don't been tabled until April 30 by the liomebuilder's Association (07, siylng he is per. require the system. Got'tz Seminole County Commission ont the system rather than County Fire Administrator hate the count)require it Gary Kaiser said Tuesday nrrtciafrri Qr many of the 6,000 people killed nationally by fire last year Kaiser also ran into op. while they slept—including position to sections of his most of the 16 Central Florida proposed amendment which deaths over (Thrtstmas—might would require all building plans have been prevented by an to be reviewed by his departalarm system waking the ment. victims in time. Chairman John Kimbrough told the homebuilders "we Public Opinion share your concern" over the The board and the Central Plans approval section, which builders said would further Florida hlomebullder's delay an already complicated Association, which supports the process, and the board feared alarm systems on a voluntary would add to the costs of county basis only, agreed to cooperate government. in a survey to test public Plans review Is also unopinion in time for the next hearing. necessary, homebiijlder's said because fire escape features Kaiser, who said basic batsuch as windows accessible to tery operated heat detectors children and direct access from are available for $50, ran into a bedrooms are required by the 1 4K,4te over costs, and whether Federal installi a total system Is o1sin,9 Administration, je Veterans required ng by the national fire Administration, and many codes other home (inanciniz rnni ii Herald Staff Writer patterns her supervisor said that coworkers complained she smelled bad. Miss Proudfoot wears a urfne collection bag under her clothing, so she consuited a doctor who gave her odor. inhibiting pills for the bag. "The supervisor didn't smell anything, but the six girls kept complaining," she says. Six weeks later, she was fired. Seven months ago, a friend recommended her to William Smith, president of Florida Filters Inc., which needed a secretary. Smith hired her and says she will get the same chance as any other new employe. "She's an outgoing, diligent, reliable worker," Smith says. _\_=_s__ -- - -- ____\ 4 - ------ wp. NN CAHNEM. ..Don't believe it helps identify, had mounted opposi. cheat on welfare food stamts Senate leaders confined to. lion to the welfare az1 food have run 1nto sudden opposition day'sactivitiestocommittee stamp bills sponsored by Rep that could lead to a reverse of meetings while the house lined luis Earle, R.Orlando, Uic easy house approval given UP what amounts to rubber The bills passed the House last year. uunp approval 01 some 130 easily last year. But since then But the fraud bills were about bills that passed last year but incidents such as the j.sllingfor the only items of contention expired in the Senate. 10 days of a Tallahassee mother today as the legislature eased "It's like a cud," said House of six for a $53 Food stamp fraud into a light schedule on rules chairman Murray Dub- have sparked considerable second day of U 1974 session bin, D.Mjaml, "It's been publicity Tuesday's opening was re- chewed at least one time." Earle's bill would raise the served mainly for Gov. Reubin However, Dubbin said some maximum penalty for fraud (corn one year in prison to five years. If there's deliberate fraud Bad News, \ mt olved It should have a severe penalty on it," he said. Askew's speech Tuesday %ent aboLt as expecteof, Salaries Will Shrink although he bent on his financial disclosure and tax TMLAUASSEE,Ha (Atli a 103 per cent Ifl(re,ac. uiuld lx' relief proposals to raise ex. - The wages of the average expected. pectations of a compromise Floridian will not quite keep The personal Income esti- with lawmakers who objected Pace with rising prices this mates are stated in terms of to- to the governor's previous hard lines year, economists have pre- day's dollars and include dicted in Gov. Reubin Askew's effects of expected price in. In the financial disclosure first economic state report. field. Askew edged awa y froma (Teases. the report said. "Ills our forecast that previous position that only reaverage, wages and salaries — total personal income per ca- lop of Line portingand of net Income tax returns worth statements were pta -. will just about, but not acceptable. He said Tuesday quite, eep up with Inflation," that he could accept a proposa'd said economist Jay Yelton, hlou.se compromise that publi supervised preparation of the officials report the source rath. report, released Tuesday '-r than (1w amount of their in. The report said the personal uhr' income of the average Florid"The important thing isnotso Ian could rise by about 13 per wAsIlls(;1-ON Al' - Got-. much the vehicle but that the cent if national energy policies eminent orders to meat pack. disclosure be meaningful and are favorable. ell show the Nixon admmnis. that it be public," he said. "Unfortunately, some people tratmn's $45 million plan to buy Askew also softened a stand will not keep up with inflation super-grade ground beet for th at school property tax limits because of the source of their school lunches was carefully should be reduced from 10 to IflCO Ifl4, \'elton said. "Some designed to require it be made eight mills by constitutional will do better." from premium cuts of meat. amendment The objective, according to The 91-page report was pee In fact, he asked for a statupared by the state Adminis- Agriculture Department sources. Is to use up top cuts tory rather than constitutlo.,aI tration Department and Governor'; Economic Advisory from as many grain-fattened reduction but added a request animals as the traffic will bear. to "place a constitutional Hoard. It included the possible effec t The for:hcomin' hamburger ame'nt,tinent on the November of national policies in it pro- P'-'e were taisclosed .it ballot to give Florida citizen.s jections of the ranges of per. White house March s the oworturtity to make adjust. Two days later the USDA. Merits within the present con. sonalincome, nonfann employ. without making details public, stitutional limits of 10 imulis -. imient and unemployment, quietly sent the high-grade Askew's flexibility apIf the ending of the oil short. hamburger specifications to parently helped his programs, age has a mild impact on Fin- meat packers. The firms "He seemed to be more flex. da, total personal income could dude prospective suppliers who ible in his approach," said Dubrise by 12 9 per cent, said the will submit bid offers to '- "lie's giving the legislaturt. the de--- -------r,'rv-,rf it --- -------. -.._ . 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WOO CO I D.) '< Z ' (/) C 0 o ° uc U X 0 Cr CD W LL cn in W I CD a C 05 7LJ _ -n a tr ni -— (Ic B II o -' 0 1 0 0. a L7 a1 ______ ol DI p S. [aJ LiiJLasd his r p 31 03 knife-waving robber and neck, snarling, "Don't give me the store during the robbery, companion walked Into the that! Do you want me to slice told police she didn't know If the store at Palmetto Avenue and your throat" men ran to a car or into one of Two robbers - one carrying 25th Street Just after 10 a.m. "Then," she told officers, "I several nearby residential it knife and the other a pistol 'They walked around for opened the safe and they got the areas. robbed a Sanford food store awhile before the one with the money." They also took her At one point, two young men today, cutting the woman knife put It to my throat and purse and cash from the matching the descriptions of !Tl3r.gr in Vie Uiioàt nssl told mi to '9 the sate, th rcgth:cr. the rouberi were taken by rl" off with about $700. id. Tb .. u.iuined the Prior to leaving, the roobers police to the small Handy Way The manager, Mrs. Gloria weekend receipts. cut the lines to two telephones Food Store, but Mrs. Dyer said Dyer of .an1ord, wasn't She said she told the pair she and ordered the 32-year-old they weren't the robbers. seriously Injured. didn't have the key, but the man manager to lie on the floor. Mrs. Dyer, distraught but She told Sanford Police the with the knife cut her on the Mrs. l)yer, who was alone in fighting to regain her cornpisure, told officers both men _ Al__ I were of average height; one ' had longish dark hair; and the )thr lengthy blond hair. Both were clean shaven, and both wore old, faded clothes. Managing FAllor m 1r-JL1L_iL in CD BY DAVID 8RyAr ON — CA 0 0 The one with the dark hair." he told officers, "seemed it lot neater than his friend." It was the blond man who cut her, she said. Police surrounded the store and vicinity within three m inutes of Mrs. Dyer's tele. ;) hone call, but the pair had already escaped fillrb Mrs. Dyer accompanied (Ulcers to police headquarters, viihere she was to scan mug files, She said one of the robbers had been in the store on other occasions, and that she could identify him by sight. Monday, April 1, 1974—Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No. 190 Price io Cents 4 OLViva t / ._" MRS. DYER AFTER ROBBERY RECALLS HOW ONE ROBBER CUT HER THROAT AS SGT. ROY WILLIAMS (L) AND LT. MIKE POTUNDO COMPARE NOTES (Herald PPIet. IIIBin Vincent) 0 Energy Crisis Gets Blame For Promoting MoreCrime I - CHICAGO (AP) - Burglary C LO4_21- It!i John A. Spoiski ijI. - - .• If you were looking for your - _______ neighborly Seminole Countians yesterday land couldn't find too many), don't be misled into in the worst... they 're not thking moving out of the county' Perhaps If you had made the scene to New Smyrna on Sunday you'd be able to better ' appreciate where everyone was tUtUftg, or girl.wutcning, or whatever. The truthmof the matter is that after counting close to 500 license plates bearing ' Seminole's no. 17, I Just gave Photo By John A %polflej up. I really believe we had more PROTECTION FROM WHAT? on the beach than Orange County's no. plates, too. THESE two Sunday strollers at New Smyrna Beach yesterday had the crowds curious while Incidentally, last week we parading with their transparent umbrellas, told you that there wasn't the Their "aching bones" prediction of rain was first service station open on wrong - it was sunny all day. Perhaps they Sunday in the Daytona Beach anticipated some streakers on the beach, and irt.t would lower the umbrellas to shield themselves Not so for New Smyrna this 414,rald 7 past weekend.,.there were more than enoukh stations open—without any long lines, either. Here in Seminole County—the north end, that is, last week there was only one station pumping gas. This week, three more (opened their pitnips. It's getting better all the time. - ( TIMELY QUOTE — "I know of no more bombuhells, I don't think there will be any." - Vice President Gerald Ford, on what else? - Watergate. Mr. Ford made that statement about a week or so ago, and thii morning we're told of his son's remarks of late yesterday, wherein he (the soni, wasn't Impressed with Mr. Nixon's handling of the Watergate, and "1 don't think my dad is either." B-0.0-M' (That was a txtrnLhell Mr. Ford) — J ' ( A remmiunder .. the Sanford Chamber of Commerce "personality breakfast" is scheduled for Tuesday 9 am. at the Civic Center and will feature spiritualist Anne Geh. niian. Should prove interesting. Remember, It's open to all imiembers and there's FREE orange Juice and coffee, too. We've been asked to remind You . . . the South Seminole Boy's Baseball League is NOT soliciting any funds. Evidentally there have been some who've been knocking on the doors with an extended palm, and passing themselves off as members of the league. K jo 1.) 4' Is Ilic wing w berm'- it itli wm' Il to leaven from any enibarrassment7 Miller said his firm's Burglars usuaII' no on fectly cleaned house. If women a radio on, a burglar rarely wju is one of the most rapidly grow. burglar consultants "have told doors and If som',one turns o.it would leave the bed mused up enter a house," Ing occupations In the United us a lot about how burglars to be home Vey pose as •m we'd never have burglaries,' Daylight burglaries also have States, says James C. Miller. operate and are able to Inform salesman who has the wrong he said. He heads a firm that manu- customers of the best ways to address. Increased' Miller said. "After factures burglary-alarm de. discourage a burglar." all, most burglars Frightened suits "A sure tip-off to the burglar vices and hires convicted burand look Just like businessmen. "There are two kinds of lair. is to see the same light burning glars as consultants. The for. Burglars are frightened most They don't go around in masks rner convicts enlighten the firm glars," he said, "One Is the kind ill the time. Another is a per- by noise, he says. "If you leave with their collars turned un." on tricks of the burglary trade you see or television and #I— and how to thrt them. there are all the rest." Miller, president of InterMiller's consultants say they matic. Inc., says there may be as many as three million bur- don't know the kind of burglar glaries in the country this year, who uses electromagnets and He theorizes the energy crisis hehcvWrs to make dazzling may he promoting an increase Jewel thefts. "If they exist, they in the crime. probably never get caught," Miller said. Reduced Lighting Self Taught ' When you have a reduction in lighting, you have an in"All the rest are either self. crease In burglaries," Miller taught or learned the trade in said in an Interview, prison from other thlefs," he The FBI reported that 3972, says. lie also says that burglars the last full year for which don't spend time staking out complete figures were houses. "They simply walk available, there were 2.34 mu- through a neighborhood and lion burglaries in the country. when they spot a home where The burglary rate Jumped 38 they believe nobody is home. per cent in the five-year period they break in. Th crucial tim time from I ¶7 to 1972 is lx't cen 6 p in. and II p.m. wear In Sm 1`/e You Housewives Food Pr ices Its I.oljsi; ('(MIK Associated Press Writer The family grocery bill declined slightly during Marh, the first such drop In five months, an Al' marketbasket survey lcre items w went up in price than went down, But sales on meat and eggs cut the dollar value of the marketbasket in rnn' of 33 cities checked, with an average decrease of 2.2 per nt. It was the first month since (k'tober that markethasket I('dines outnumbered increases. The All priced 15 food and nonfood items in 13 cities on March I, 1973, and has rechecked at the beginning of each succeeding month. The latest check showed that 32.3 per cent of the items in the survey we-nt up In price during March, 1974; 23.6 per cent decreased: 3.4 per cent were unchanged; and 7.7 per cent were unavamlableon one of the twosurvey dates. The marketbasket decreases ranged from a fraction of a per cent in Albuquerque, N.M., t 4 per cent in Boston where the price of it pound of chopped chuck dropped from $1.49 to $1.09. 'lint' bill up in four cities - Seattle, Wash., 4'w York, Miami and l'hihidelphia - with an average increase of 1.6 per cent. I'm it us In ever cit% w(-rr highrr at 11w beginning of April Weather DEATH OF DAY Yesterday's high 89 low this morning SI. Fair and warm today and Tuesday except for early morning fog and low cloudiness, Highs mostly mid Wto 90. Lows tonight in the 601. Area deaths Bridge Calendar Classified ads Comics Crossword puzzle Dear Abby Dr. Crane 9A RUSSELL, William Kelly of Sanford TV 1974 than the ere orMarch 1, 1973. The marketbasket bill an average (1 13,3 per cent over the 13-month period, Ai iii 1 ses ranging from 6 per cent in Los Angeles to 25 per cent i Philadelphia. Meat sales helped cut the bill. All-beef frankfurters, for example, declined in II cities during March and stayed the same in two, The average decline was 9 per cent. The aver. age price for a pound of allbcef franks on March 1, 1973, was $1.09. ( March 1, 1974, the average price was $1.35 and on March 30, 1974, it was $1.24. fggs decreased in 10citie, down four or five cents to about 75 cent.s a dozen in most places. The price iacreased in two dties, New York and Detroit, and was unchanged in Phula. delphia. Cht'obite chip cw,kies were up in 12 cities during March, rising au average of 5per cent. They were unavailable in one city. The average price of 14-ounce bag of cookies was 61 cents on March 1, 1973: 75 cents on March 1, 1974; and 79 't'flts on March 30, 1974, for an over-all increase of 30 per rent. Sugar was up at the retail as well as the wholesale level. A five-pound bag of granulated sugar that cost a average of f; cents on March 1, 1973, cost $1.00 12 months later and was up to $1.17 in the latest survey, for an over-all Increase of 72 roer ('nt -- -- V - Aft . j S- IF - ar 4W .. - 1. 'a'. Higher Gasoline Prices Changing Day To Day (klaUs on Page $,%p Index 6A Editorial comment 9A horoscope 7A hospital notes 5.68 Society 48 Sports .. 9A State $A Stocks To Decline By DAVE GOIiflWRG much as a nickel regularly, deAssociated Press Writer pending on prices charged b) The bad old days of gasoline major companies and thi mr shortages may be behind us, wholesalers. but American motorists may Despite variations From state have to get used to prices to state there were a number of we higher and fluctuate wildly trends that showed up in the day to day and station to surve', Among them station. An Associated Press survey —Most Americans are pa) ing of gasoline prices around the between 50 cents and 60 cents country shows that the price of for their ges. But a number of gas varies greatly, even within stations - primarily those a city. And many drivers may franchised by Exxon and Mobil filKi that their favorite station - are selling regular for k mmiv raise or I w er prices b as than 50 cents frOfl) 5A 4.58 gA 138 SA 6A 9A - llm 11Ii, (''q, ALTAMONTE'S FEMALE POLICE OFFICERS Pat flea and Mikey McFadden, of the Altamonte Springs Police lh'irtment are sworn by City Clerk Phyllis Jordahl I' The women will also work with juveniles and fc'ma It' a rn t s - �2A-The Sanford Herald - 74 Monday, April 1, l -_ 111111001100111 NATION For erPresidentia I Aide apin In Court On charqes He Lied m - TODAY (" __ WASHINGTON tAP) For. flier presidential aide Dwight 1. Chopin goes on trial today in federal court on c arii h IlIWI tv iiwid iurv seekmne Intof'. mnatlun about the political esplonage activities of Donald If. Segrelti. The opening day of the trial was expected to be devoted to Jury selection, U.S. District Judge Gerhard A. Cesell t' said he hopes to complete the trial within a week, Chopin, former presidential appointments secretary, was indicted Nov. 29, 1973 on four counts of lying to a grand Jury. Special Watergate prosecutor Leon Jaworeki said that ousted White House counsel iLAtit W. Dean III wouiri be a );: y 9&iivi hillent Witness against Chapin. - Boycott Supported NEW YORK t APi Even as the Soviet Union publicly supporting the Arab oil boycott against I'as he United States, the Russians were ahiping quantities of their own petroleum products to thi. country. U S. Customs records here show that since the first of the ye tour tankers loaded with Russian petroleum produ is (11cketI in New York and New Jersey ports. - Grocery Bill Declines NEW YORK The family grocery bill declined slighti during March, the first such drop in live months, an A Iuarketbacket survey shows. More items went up in pric than went down, but sales on meat and eggs cut the dolts r value of the marketbasket in nine of 13 cities checked with an average decrease of 2.2 per cent. It was the firs month since October that marketl,sket declines out rumberecj increases Prices in every city nere higher a I!X tV911111 ing, of April 1974 than they cre on .March I 1973. The marketbast bill was up an average of 13.3 per cent over the 13-month period, with increases ranging from 6 per cent in Los Angeles to 25 per cent in Phila. deiphia. - Dean T estifi e .j d Dean, who pleaded guilty last October to conspiring to obstruct the Investigation of the Watergate break-in, already has testified as a prosecution Witness at the New York trial of former Cabinet members John N. Mitchell and Maurice IL Starts. Another key prosecution wit. 'V I '' -11 -. 1 Growing Occupation CHICAGO (AP) -Burglary Is one of the most rapidly growIng occupations In the United States, says James C. Miller. He heads Intermatic. Inc., a firm that manufac- W g - - ,$ . I1v'a -1 1 • jl -I S 410 i 0 . I - • I . burglars as consultants. The former convicts enlighten the firm on tricks of the trade and how to thwart them. Miller says his burglar-consultants tell him that, contrary to popular belief, burglars don't stake out houses and hardly ever pick locks. They say a sure Up-off to a burglar is to we the same light burning all the time ca a perfectly cleaned house. -J - -, - - rj . • - -v... -. • .• - No FUELING Lt. Larry Burright of Benton County, Ore., Sheriff's police tries his radio-equipped bike. WASHINGTON (AP) - The However, Sen. J.W. Ful. extent to which the United bright, 1)-Ark,, respomsjej that IWes Is comnznitted by the the Parts "agreements aren't Paris peace agreement to aid. commltmen th ey are only a ng South Vietnam has drawn declaration of Intent. They are Itaxying interpretations from not a moral or legal obligation the secretary of state and the until Congress passes them." C halrrnan of the Senate Foreign "The commitment Is only an Itelations Committee expression of policy of thisadSecretary of State henry A. ministration," Fuibright ad. I-Issinger believes that the tied. I.lnited States is politically and Kennedy also noted that nmorally committed to giving Paris agreement was never li)ng-term military and submitted to the Senate as a CIconomnic aid to South Vietnam. treaty for ratification and KIs. Under the Parts agreement, singer, in his letter, acknowl. K Winger said in a letter to Sen. edged that the United States Edward hi. Kennedy, Dhiass., "has no bila teral written corn.. The United States committed mltment to th e government of self to stregthenlng the con- the Republic of Vietnam," diLions which made the cease. Kennedy said the adminla. (Ure possible and to the goal of (ration's Indochina programs Strike Averted settlement has averted a strike by 37,000 subway and bus workers. It threatened to paralyze New York City's transit system which carries 6.4 million riders daily. The cost of the two-year package agreed upon by two transit unions and the Metropolitan Transportation Authority was estimated at $135 million by Authority chief Or. William J. Ronan. He said that the settlement will not jopardiie the city's 35-cent bus and subway fare, providing federal transit subsidies are forthcoming. A 14 per cent wage Increase Included In the package would bring the average transit worker's annual salary to about $15 300 by 1976. The current average salary for the bus and subway workers is $13,421 Including overtime, The agreement came Sunday night two hours before a midnight negotiating deadline and seven hours before the 5 am. deadline for the walkout. People !n The I ~ ~ ;-__ 4____,,~~Lr__ 1 4.- , tk-A~_Nr__ I..t wt V11y ,'....._ 4 _. .__~'. __~ , - - By The Associated Press For the 21st consecutive day. Syrian and Israeli armor and artillery clashed along their 404nile cease4tre lint' in the Golan Heights this morning. The Israeli command said the Syrians fired first on Israeli positions in the southern sector of the plateau. It reported no casualties. The Syrian command said its heavy artillery pounded Israeli positions on four major hills of the Heights overlooking Quneitra, the large Syrian town seized by Israel (luring the 1967 war, The report said tanks and anti-armor guns were duelling In several locations. The Syrians also gave no report of casualties, ' Ir ' - 1! -- '1 1. • • - ' • 7 - -• __ - .- . • " ' ' ' - . " " • ' - - • ' - ' • ; , • -. • - • . ' - - • .-' • - ' • " . .' . - - -, - ' 0 16 - ' fl . -. - - 1- . - - • 1 EcJ ward Kennedy Jr iaut in an mnt&rsitw published :__. Sunday In the Salt Lake City •CTON tAP) -Edward M. Tribune, i'm not so sure my 'L.' nedy Jr. Is out of the hospl. 11' father disagrees with me," he 14' '"'( . L again, wi th doctors report- said. 19 no signofrecurrence of the Ford also said he doesn't .t b )flI cancer that cost turn p:art the think his father will run mi' vii 0 'Iiis right leg last November. President in 1976, • ~ ~_ J" TIme l2.vear.,okl son of • ' . • ,. as sachuaett.s senator had John G. Dean . b in en'shiedJcajcen. ' -i-'. PHNOM PENH (AP) -John . -. or the fourth of a eries of Gunther Dean has taken over as tr calLaments, He left the hospital th e United Slates " Y. in Cambodia. He arrived ,'- '.' ., ' Sun y to da take over the post i o fl F ord vacant since Ambasnador LC)CAN, Utah AP - Vice ...c. •- \.... • 'm Fnum.y Swank left last August...i. _ito Fit -Csident Gerald It. Ford's son One of Dean's principal tasks .'k Jc tin worked for President i\MIip Nix- will be to " 01 '5 re-election in 1077. "Hut of fince of monitor the perform. ' -i t the Cambodian Army. la c, I have become dii- The United States spends an . - . ICY COME, ICY GO ill as.loned with him," the a rage ve of 11.6 million daily The Chicago skyline is framed by Ice formations Wn hAllet- Ford says of Nixon. military and economic aid to on Fullerton Beach in Chicago. The coming of spring will melt the Ice and leave ing Ford made the corn- CarnbJ, sand and water and cold memories until next winter comes. '. * ~7! ' • -- • • •'• - light Fighting Emphasis I h ' : ' ' .; -. - - • -.. - . - - -. '' ' - . . - '' ' MIAMI o Atli Mexican Foreign Minister Emilio 0. Habas4i says Mexican President Luis Echeverria will visit hiuba before his presidential term expires, Havana Radio said Imlay In a broadcast monitored In Miami, the Cuban radio said Habasa met with Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro and President ()svaldo t)orticos before leaving Cuba Thursday night, itabasa, the first Mexican foreign minister to visit Cuba since Castro seized power in 1959, headed a Mexican delegation which spent three days in Cuba. The radio broadcast said Castro and Itabasa discussed the situation in Latin America and relations between Mexico and Cuba. Rabasa said Mexico would support Cuba's position regarding Latin America, the broadcast said, and when ('uban Foreign Minister Raoul Roa said Cuba did not Want to join the Organization of American States, Rabasa said Mexico would respect that decision. . I ,• - -" OSAKA, Japan I APi Kenichi hone, the first .ictit,miman to cross the Pacific alone, is nearing his goal a nonstop solo voyage around the world. Hone, 35, who set out from Osaka on board Mermaid If last Aug. 1, radioed on Sunday that he was about 1,420 miles south of Midway, leaving him about 3,300 miles to go to reach Japan, the Asahi Shimbun reported. The newspaper said Hole told members of Its amateur wireless club that he was about 10 days ahead of his target of circumnavigating the globe, a voyage of about 30,000 miles, in 280 days, IIocie, who crossed the Pacific solo in 1962, gave up a previous attempt to sail round the world in 1972 after a storm destro)ed his yacht's four masts three days out of Japan, lie reported that severe storms partly crippled his yacht this time, but he managed to make the necessary repairs. The first man to sail nonstop around the world singlehanded was Sir Francis Chichester of Britain in 1967. Several others have done it since. Cuban Visit Planned P .. VIENTIANE, Laos i AI - Prince Souphanouvong, the leader of the Communist Pathet lao, will return to Vientiane on Wednesday after a 10-year absence, diplomatic sources said today. The sources said he will complete the organization of a coalition government with his half brotherPremier Prince Siluvanna Phoàma. The sources said the new government may be installed as early as Friday In an investiture ceremony at Luang h'abang, the royal (apital, followed by a religious ceremony in Vientiane. The coalition government Would then immediately begin functioning, at least in principle, with Souvanna Phouma as premier and Souphanouvong as one of two deputy premiers. The Vientiane regime and the Pathet Lao will each fill five cabinet posts, and two other posts will go to neutralists. Ahead Of His Target ( :' / - I -1.0~01~1,,,( -,. .1" Qc 4 . _. _. . -_ I.- ~J. I -."__,~, 0 I I "I"-l"-"-,~-'" -.-"' O.-., ~"---~ ~,"-, r,_':i'-_*t~' , ~-,, ZURICh, Switzerland APr (IreamU of achieving b) nuclear this way, the Iire.ss is capable of meetings of statesmen and Alexander Solzhenitsyn says 'detente' and such a program introducing incomprehension experts on major problems. that American newspaper cornwas interpreted by American between distant parts of the Solzhenitsyn had he.n 'e-i mentutor mnislakniy in ±pr tt:' u. riuner tnan :c:r,,: u,,. f hc tu visit me United n ii Letter to tim. fltitinPI,Itmn that is the !e!gy iing ' states. He said that his refusal Leaders" as a call for nation. of the warlike expansion of of invitations from AFII.CIO alism. tnc's nation. The very idea of Club Of Rome President George Mean)' and .1 Tht'exiledSoyiet writer, in an following the most recent ten. C I ii i t, n. esse iemns, it..,i,C•, interview Sunday, saul mutual nological recommendation of The Club of Rome is an In. "was not a final refusal on understanding between the the Club of home was charac- krnatIonala33octationofen. incipIebut onJ one re5wu Soviet and American peoples terized as utopianism' and 'a Lists and Industrialists that from the physicai lImitations or "is particularly essential and Is call for return to the past' In sponsors Eudies and discussion my life here." very difficult to establish from afar, using the superficial and (often insufficiently thought-out judgineriB of the daily "llere is a recent example," he continued. - 'Mv 'Letter to the Soviet ", Leaders' was, even before it publication in the United States, subjected in the press, begin. ning with The New York Tiiiie', V\ I RAN CITY , Al' I I pruruitise anti even mistaken 1,101 Vi appe.tr I he uuufu&-nt and p.iins in his Joints are said to to have recovered from his second attack of Interpn'tations in contradiction have sapped the Pope's strength, making him influenza in a month, but Vatican sources say t its real meaning. My he very weak, one source said. There is talk that he is still weak, often in pain and needs a long rest. program set down in this letter may be advised to take mud treatments at spa, The sources say the 76-ycarold Pope is being roost likely on the Island is a deduction from that general of Ischia. off Naples. strongly advised against resuming the full belief that nations and people "If he doesn't rest," one prelate said, "the schedule of work and reading that, until a few can attain their supreme pains will never go away, and soon the slightest n I weeks aj'o, ran from dawn II Ispir i tua l resu lts On,) di uiC until past midnight. of movements will be difficult." The Vatican did not elaborate on the Pope's price of voluntary self-limita. Some Vatican sources say doctors may even illness last week except to say that it was a slight ask the Pope lion in the outside world, conto delegate some of his functions to indisposition, The sources said it was a aides. cc'ntrating exclusively on their recurrence of the flu that hit him earlier in internal development. So far the potiff has been a stubborn patient March. "disobedient,"a Vatican doctor once called him Suggestion The Pope ran a slight fever and canceled hi.s urn to his desk. weekly general audience on Wednesday. He did audiences and speeches. "For this reason, I suggested bless the crowd from tui.s study, however, that my ('cJurmtry should unihtt-. 'It:er,' is fear in the Vatican that the Pope will On Sunday, the Pope spoke from the open override doctors again and pl raIl) renounce all conquests unge into ii hectic window Of of the study to the crowd in St. Peter's schedule during abroad and violence against all Easter week. But churchmen Square. His voice was firm and he appeared fit. be nations near ,mu far, renounceeHut believe that if the Pope does not ca n')' out a full the Vatican sources said all world pretensions and all the two flu at. Easter schedule, there will be more speculation kinrLs of international rivalry,tacks have aggravated an old and painful dis- about his well-being. ease afflicting the Joints. The disease, which the in particular ... the arms rare. The Pope's last serious illness was seven )'ears "I suggested that all this sowc'es did not Identify, reportedly is the reason ago when he underwent a prostate operation. why the pontiff, always frail, has for some years Since shouldbe done on a scale far then ht has been bedridden only with what walked with a slight stoop and has needed help exceeding that which they has been announced as common colds and orsitting down and standing up casional influenza with fever. Pope Appears Recovere From influenza Attack -, 4 ; ._ .._- . . 4 ' Moon Circling Mercury PASADENA, Calif. (API - A tiny moving object which scientists say may be a moon circling Mercury has thus far eluded Mariner 10's powerful cameras, despite an intensive space search. The cameras scanned the neighborhood of (rcury on Sunday, seeking the mysterious object which was letet- ted b) the probe's ultraviolet instruments, "It is clear that there is a strong source of radiation deached from Mercury and in apparent motion relative he planet," said Dr. M.E. McElroy of Harvard Jnivcrsil. to . •--:" , . - - "IUIDAYS OPEN SUNDAY ' • - - ' 9 TO 9 10 TO 7 - .- - COG SHEER FROM TUMMY TO TOES '"• .' PANTY - :- -,P.*-."?.,-.,!.,-~-,' I I O -:- . fl SE ~"J.V",__. 1~ -L.I.-, NUN TAN or -.1 - PIG . ' r' - , ' - ' I - - I ,. - -'-X-"'-" '.Y :-:-: - - 10 CT. ''I - .;3 CONTAC -- : CONTINUOUS ACTION DECONGESTANT CAPSULES p ,J s3 . ' tftl Thunderbolts Of Henry Kis singer Returns After 10 Years ~ I ' ' South Vletnamese People's will cost about 13 billion this Kennedy Leading Choice Clashes At Golan Heights a Varyi ng Views Told On Peace Settlement -- ' r - - • fu-3t -. tu: I Northern Ireland iAlli I lundreds of if ' ps and police tilav sealed the market area of lklfast, an Irish Republican Army stronghold, in a major '-arch for terrorist explosives. The search caine as Prune Minister Harold Wilson pee. partl to meet in London with key cabinet ministers discus new security measures after a weekend of .uilence that left six dead in Ulster. Merlyn Rees, the secretary oil state for Northern Ireland, returned from IJelfaM to London to give Wilson a first-hand account of the weekend bloodshed. flees will deliver a policy statement to time house of ('ornmorls TI:urshi', and is ('.)('('t&-(I It aruuun( ths- new st'euritv to _ . - .11 NEW YORK (AP) - Judge John J. Sirica and ins dustriali t Henry Ford If are Included In a list of best. dressed mn for the year, The Fashion Foundation of America announced the results after completing Its 35th survey of custom tailors and designers In search of the sartorial trendsetters. The fashion ebperts came up with well.dresed men i n 11 different fields. Sin, who has presided over many Watergate hearings in the U.S. District Court in Washlgton, D.C., won the honors In the judicial field. Ford, chairman of the board and prime mover of the Ford Motor Company, led in the business category. The Shish of Iran was named the best'cbwed statesman. Others in the current list and the categories they were cited in were: Sen. Mark 0. llalfuldof Oregon -government; former N#w York City Mayor John V. Lindsay-civic affairs; Johnny Carson - television; golfer Doug Sanders W"; Penthouse magazine publisher Bob Guccione cornznunlca(kms; actor Robert Redford -aaeen; actor Henry Fonda stage, and Lou Puro, board chairman o f El San Juan Hotel. So Juan, Puerto Rico -host. , .r. W-z' 14 Sirica, Ford Best-Dressed V Market Sealed Off off Debate Only Produces Talk - 17 tures burglary-Warm devices and hires convicted PRINCETON, N.J. lAP) -Sen. Edward M. Kennedy of k1lissachusetts still tops the popularity liM of DenwcraLs onaideredpotentia1 1976 presidential candidates, ac'ording to the latest Gallup Poll. Kennedy was preferred by 44 per cent of the rank-and. lie Democrats questioned In the poll. Mabama Guy. eorge C. Wallace was wend with il per cent A November I9uJ survey showed Kennedy with j molar lead, 41 per cent to Wallace's 15. Sen. Heflry Jackson of Washington moved up from the C arber poll to tie with Sen. Edmund M. Muskie of Maine Ir third place. Jackson lnaeased his standing from 6 ins uced. while IluWapyslipped a point from9 '4 I per cal. . ,' p*arw' A(\l'UlfO, A!', Acu.eico S iocial set awaited word today on whether the newlywed Kissingers were open to invitations. But Washington's most fabled swinger appeared intent so far on keeping a veil of privacy around his honeymoon Some 60 vacationers lined the Lis lirisas dock Sunda .10(1 applauded as Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger lI(I the former Nancy Maginnes returned from a threehour crwse around choppy Acapulco Hay in a speedboat (-ailed El Orate - The Lunatic, Two boatloads of Secret Servicemen trailed El Orate around the bay, then packed into two cars to follow Kissinger's limousine back to banker Eustaquio I:-andon's secluded villa overlooking the sea where the couple Is staying. "I'm sure there will be some parties or at least a dinner or two wink' they're here," said a leading Acapulco socialite wistfully. But he added that the Kissingers had III iptef no Itl\ uLtu, .1 a WASHINGTON (AP) - Steel per cent in each of the next ers average $5.78 an hour In paychecks under the current industry negotiators are begin, three years. In addition, each wages, expires Aug. 1. contract also Is expected. ning two weeks of hard bar- worker will receive a one-time gaining In what Is expected to $150 bonus. But the main emphasis Is cx. If the alunminwu and can set- pected in the pension area, result In a costly settlement for tiernents are extended to steel, where the union Is seeking to the industry and higher prices wages In the Industry would duplicate a landmark pension 'Boom Bust' for consumers, rise about about 12 per cent, or program negotiated with the Itargainers for the Big 10 65centsan hour, over the next aluminum companies 'ted producers and the United The no'strike agreement as three and later )ears, in addition to the with the can producers. Steelworkers of America face a reached in an effort to break the nine per cent increase already self-Imposed April 15 deadline so-called "boom-bust That pla n provided for the cycle to reach accord on a new con. that has characterized recent agreed upon. first lime In an industrial packtract or submit all unresolved steel negotiations. age a partla! cost-living esAn improvement In the wage calator for issues to binding arbitration. retirees. It also lowThe current three-year con- cost-of-living formula that The talks get underway ered the full-pension retirement today tract, under which steel work- added nearly 40 cents with both sides anxious to ovoid an hour to age from 65 years to 62., arbitration onmaJoresA settlement Li expected that Is likely to fosilow the pattern shaped earlier this; year in USw contracts with the almuninurn and can industries WAStIINGTON(AP_'&nIteIsentering a Deputy Secretary of Defense William P. second week of debate on a controversial Clements has tcstifjed Cmat the extra aid Is Wage Increase campaign reform bill with no end yet In sight. needed by South Vietnam to hold off the North Sen. Lowell P. Welcker, Jr., I.W.Auci is R-Conn, a Vietnamese. Without it, he said, the South Watergate investigating committee member Vietnamese will have to begin curtailing their Increase above 'o per cent to who Opposes the tliH,t1adasuhstitute measure on military operations by mid.Aprll. tap for today's session. "reflect at least I the Weicker said the cornerstone of his proposed cod of There are several ways to effectively reform substitute campaign measure Is th e shortening for Ms 3. campaign spending without resorting to of campaigns. UII y ninuiwl iw the 10 ma government financing," be said. jor It provides for a single primary on the first •. A key part of Makers. the bill provides for use of tax Tuesday In October for nomination to federal nds to finance, w or n part, primary and offices, with the general election a month later. ments, all wage-Vice general electbn campaigns for federal office. Campaigns could not start before the first The House has two major pieces of leg1s1at1 on the Iii Tuesday in September. No funds could be , , on its agenda this week, by ja'- 1 :'' leaving producers collected or spent before then. _._,l Expected to acted on ree pass on uw.ivu wages Is a compromise A candidate could have only one campaign bill to establish a conswner protection agency to committee that andbenfltsnthe form ofp i-i. ii would handle all contributions act on cosumers Lu the courts and In steel 'rices, and expenditures and these would have to be proceedings before other federal agencies, reported two weeks before the election. It also would submit legislative recomThe bargaining is taking No contributions could be collected after the mendatjonj to the President and to Congress and report was place und?r an historic "exsubmitted, nor would any additional evaluate cosujner activities of the government, expenditures be permitted other than those perimental negotiating agree. More More controversy is likely over a bill that budgeted for in the report. ment" signed year ago which authorization for an Increase of $474 l St1'lk5 0!' l ockouts Cash contributions of more than $50 would be mIllion In U.S and guarantees the wo..ars a military aid to South Vietnam outlawed, and no candidate would be allowed to during the fiscal year ending June 30, This would spend more than $10,000 of his personal funds on minimum wage Increase of 3 be In addition to the 11.26 previously approved. his canipai'n - have to get used to prices that are higher and fluctuate wildly from day to day and station to station. An Associated Press survey or gasoline prices around the country shows that the price of gas varies greatly, even within a city. And many drivers may find that their favorite station may regularly raise or ltser prices by as murli as a n1ckel, depending on prices charged by major companies and their wholesalers. The survey showed that most Americans are paying between 50 cents and $0 cents for their gas. Gas generally costs more In the New York, Philadelphia and Chicago areas. But gas is available at less than 50 cats a gallon In areas near Los Angeles, Boston and Atlanta. Kissingers Want Privacy i - %_ NEW YORK The bad old days of gasoline shortages may be behind us, but American motorists may %~ C, 11~ ~. ,& __,/ - T: Consumers Expect To Pay At End Of Steel Talks - t Monday. April 1, 1974-3A - n I - -..--" ..--- S .111% .. )J J.I 0.... A.~ A *' .1 . 0 4~ ,f -. 4'ASHINGTON (AP) -U.S. military officials say itidy (4 Soviet equipment captured by the LwaelLs last fall sh ws the Russians are placing special stress on night fig hUng. As a result, the Pentagon is spurring research elf rta to improve night vision gear for both ground and Air warfare. than 1,000 midwest Republi- of CHEEP was that it made its cans, including GOP National own rules and thus made Its own ruin' he uild Chairman ',eorrze Hush and presidential hopeful Still. IJiIrI'. Pnr told a news conCharles H. Percy of Illinois. derence he "spoke as my own The audience stood and cheered man," that his remarks had not Ford's biting remarks about the been cleared with the White re-election committee. House. In other Watergate develop. Bl m es L Comm omm it I itee merits, Percy said Sunday in lie said the committee "vioNew Haven he expects Nixon Ii) tiited the historic concept of the be impeached this year. Mean• two-party system in America while, sucrs in Washington and ran roughshod over the said quiet preparations are unseasoned political Judgment dcrway in several Senate of and experience of the regular flees for a possible Impeach. Republican party organization meni trial. The sources also In the 50 states. The fatal defect said other studies are underway. 4 . 11 Gas Prices To Fluctuate NEW YORK (API -A contract ness will be Segretti, who served five months in a federal correctional facility after pleading guilty to misdemeanor !,Iuu,IIufls of kderal election laws. Segretti was released last Monday. Like Dean Segretti agreed to cooperate with the special pros. ecutor's office. Meanwhile, Vice President Gerald It. Ford has blasted the Committee For the Re-election of the President, describing it Ir ii Chicago speech as an "arrogant, elite guard cf political adolescents." Ford spoke Saturday to more IV, ,06 Author Chides Press O Ltter e Interpretation ,WORLD TODAY # Ch The Sanford Herald RA IN By launching a counterattack against France's attempt to break Europe's special relationship with the United States, Kissinger the peacemaker shows his other face. explain why hi' should hav e VlWe'r among others, no (hfseized upon one audience after lerent In itr essentials for another since March 4 - first Europe's purposes from the the Journalists In the plane Soviet Union or Japan or China, H y N E A- I U N 1) 0 N carrying him back from Europe It can mean either the con. ECONOMIST to America, then the senate tinuation of the Altantic NEWS SER VICE Finance Committee, then the community, in a new form, or letter to Brandt signed by its dissolution, The French This is a critical moment for President Nixon, and then, of government wants one of those America and Europe, more all timings, a congregation of things, the United States the critical than most European Congressnian's wives- to spell other; and Kissinger is inviting politicians have grasped, out his complaint against the other Europeans to choose. Henry Kissinger has made it Europe. plain over the past two weeks It bears all the marks of a Proposal that he thinks the moment has premeditated and rehearsed The European community's come for the European corn, campaign. Kissinger has taken proposal of an Arab-European munity to decide just how it the opportunity to ask the foreign ministers' meeting was means to conduct Itself in the Europeans just w hat they mean the touch on the trigger that set world. He has been using many by saying that they want to be a Kissinger off. But It Is the fireworks, and some solid shot, "distinct and original entity" In events of the past three months to make it clear which direction their relationship with the that have made his present the United States wants it to United States. campaign possible. choose. That word "distinct" can law energy conference in point in either of two different Washington last month split directions. It can mean that the 'ranceofffrom Ithe otherelght Nine want to work towards a members of the comnfliunitv, Joint European foreign policy The new labor government in that will nevertheless continue Britain this month probably A decision on how Europe to be based on the idea of a marks the end of Edward should behave cannot much special connection between Heath's old commitment to longer be postponed: and it is western Europe and America, French policies. the two social democratic oritcan mean that the Nine are The combination of these governments of Harold Wilson looking towards a time when things gave Kissinger the opin Britain and Willy Brandt in Europe will treat the United portunity he needed: the gap Germany, however beset by States as merely oft' great between France and the (then other preoccupations, that had better be prepared to take the matter decisively into their hands. The criticism that Kissinger has been remlmonselesslr, delivering against the Europeans cannot be explained as merely an unplanned attack of exasperation about the way the European community sent xit its invitation to the Arabs on larch 4 to have a private getogethcr. T A nalysis - \tttfiIr firruL'i Zlir Published Daly arid Sunday, except Saturday and Christmas Day by The anford Herald. 300 N. French Ave. Sanford, Fla. 32771. Second Class Postage Paid at Sanford. Florida 32771, Subscription Rates by Carrier Week SSc Year $28 10 I ! \I \( t I I." No \I I', I. \ t'(, Ill \(, \l \'F lER biit the V-h tIlls' Wau:'n 0-.ti's t'.iu' iuiak,' it easier Ill ,idust It , sour ru- st sum ri'undings, and mut.is , iiuik' tin )our fa t'' " -' "V p- ,, 'l Disliked rilAnnit,' r%flui,r,,. Europeans lay open, and he has sent his tanks rolling through It, It could be a dangerous business, at a moment when a Labor government may be about to break up. 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(AI) opening session at 11 a.m. Troopers said' a 3-year-old troopers said, struck a utility pole on U.S. 90 There's Nothing - fly comparison with the Tuesday, but he already has Merritt island girl was killed c ha nges of recent years, the outlined most of hometown Ii( Panama Like Officers said Eddie Carter near his his proposals in hen she darted Into th e pa th THE B EST 1974 legislature which opens his budget and special mes- a car near her of Jr., 55, was killed in his home- City. hom Friday. Tuesday faces few major is. sages to legislators. Paul Barrett Bloc,., 49, of town of Pompano Beach as he Tampa, died The victim sues. Saturday near his was identified as tried to cross a street. General Electric The budget probably will Savannah Bishop. home when his car struck a tree There will be plenty of con create the biggest fight, par. Troo pers gave th e following Dolores West, 13, was playing and he was thrown into a canal. troversy and debate, but none ticularly over Askew's prcposal bail in the roadway Friday ac"ounts of other accidents: WEATIIERIRON William Clifton Watson, 33, of of the proposed legislation can to lower the property lax ceiling when she was struck by a riiolouiseTolli%'er of Fort pierce HEAT PUMP compare with the corporate in. for schools by 20 per apparently drowned w hen her Mulbeqy, was killed Sunday torcycle in her hometo wn cent. a CALL come tax of 1911, the Land and of auto went out of control and when he lost control of his car This apparently will be the Apopka, officers said. PLUMBIPIG& water management act and year that Public plunged into a canal on a road on State Road 60 about three WALL HEATING Service CornINC. miles west of Barlow. other environmental reforms of mission reform wins approval west of Fort Pierce. 1007 S. Sanford 322-4S2 1972 or the complete revision of after four years of fighting. Sadie B. Capps, 54, of Vero _____ school funding of 1973. ________________________________________________ owan Beach, died Askew, PSC when the car she Chairman Most of the Issues will involve Bill was driving crashed Into a ditch Bevis and legislative sponsors tune-ups and refinements, Friday on State Road 70 near i I fl e House Speaker Terrell Ses- all are proposing that a conFort pierce. sum,, 1)-Tampa, is pushing sumer advocate to coun ter A 7-year-old girl from West hard for adoption of a growth utility arguments for rate in- H•• a New Electronic -' Palmetto in Manatee County policy to chart Florida's future. creases be under legislative died when the car In which she It is expect ed to be the first control. Calculator for HIIADESTON, Fla. (AP) was a passenger crashed head. major bill on the blouse floor Controversy over putting the The family of a 20-year-old Wa- on into a parked car In Parrish. this week, advocate in the governor's of. terloo. Iowa man being held The victim was identified as But the growth policy Is noth- lice, the PSC or someplace else here In an alleged airline hijack Shelly Knowles, big more than a statement of has been a major stumbling attempt say's he had been Hercules Alphonzo Burton, Policy that wil l be meaningless block, and a pply rental toward missing from his hometown for 18, of Ocala, was killed w hen he unless accompanying proposals purchase price $94.95 ( 10 days. It control of his car Friday for such t hings as impact tees -7 Ernest Eugene Smith, was and struck a parked trljck about Reform '.oa,ornAaoO for newcomers ate Imple. placed under $100,000 bond at a two miles west of Ocala. mented with laws which win add., subtracts. Soaring electric rates created hearing Sunday on charges of Richard Lee Daniels, 30, of multiplies, divid.s approval of the courts, I in part by higher fuel ha ve kidnaping, breaking and enter- Orlando, died in an accident S figures percentagestigeagestum ing and assault. He was being Friday when his motorcycle spurred psc reform. Not Binding I'll held in Manatee County Jail. A The fuel shortage will be the "If he did it, we don't know subject of other legislation to why," said Smith's brother, Lethe look ahead to the give Askew more power to act roy, 19, in Waterloo. Smith was Florida of 1980 In no way binds in an energy emergency and the quoted the legislature of 1975. as telling arresting of fi. state more control and more cers he only wanted a ride Senate President Mallory information on gasoline, home. home 1)-Tallahassee, that 1974 legislation won'tagrees Attempts to weaken the lie is accused of abducting make state's tough oil spill law- also Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kerchner of najor changes will bring heated debate, and Loui',vilie, Ohio, and taking We've created some mas- fights over prison reform and them at gunpoint to the door of i'.c programs," he said. "The ethics legislation will carry a National Airlines Boeing 1Z7 nldstream adjustments in over from the 1973 session. at Sarasota-Bradenton airport. hose will be done'this time and Edwin Berniard, 27, One of the earl)' battles In nil ripen into sharp conflicts." wrestled the shotgun away Senate will be over the Equal from the would-be hijacker, Gov. Reubin Askew will Rights Amendment to ______ th e U.S. _IIfrI:JII. who fled. resent his program to the Constitution, "' I I' • Smith was arrested Saturday . ,. as he ate breakfast near the airport (our hours after the " struggle with Berniard. I The Kerchner, tere unTAL1.AIMSSEE, Flit. tAl', the legislature will require pubJ "it is absolutely essential tween the various me thods of harmed. Kerchner later told re-. It - Your desire to know whether lic or confidential financial dis. that financial disclosure be disclosing financial informa. porters their a bd uctor was public officials are profiting closure. If disclosure is public, public financial disclosure lion, now is the time to contact 311101(ing cigarettes that "didn't from their positio." may be )-ou would gain the right to in. citizens are to retain faith If smell like regular cigarettes" in your legislators. satisfied by the 1974 legislature. sped reports that 14 and drinking from a pint bottle could tell you their government;' Askew -1 , , I &-' r. I Financial disclosure - the who pays an official and how 0 Financial disclosure could that smelled like whiskey. said. reporting by public officials of much he is worth. 11 disclosure / , become one th of "lie had a Job and had been e hottest Some lawmakers say their their income, assests and 1mb:. Is confidential, you would not be colleagues will not pass bills re- political Issues facing the working regularly," said lilies should be one of the able to see the reports. Leroy. He said the family quiring full financial disclosure legislature. major Issues of the 1974 legislawasn't aware anything may in public. • If Askew and others read have been amiss live session. Opposition House until Ernest _____________ leaders have your mood correctly, you Waft disappeared Proposed but ne v er seriously about 10 days ago developed a compromise bill assurance — considered in the past, financial that public officials "lie was just gone." Many lawmakers oppose (Irequiring public officials to •.. .... •-.•._ -..IS_,...•I . °. 'Jiri T'— ii~ " __ - --.. iu i ,iuw wivc'u W lCg)U1U rcnanciai aisciosure. They say report publicly their sources of • .. .. spect. This Is an election year, islators as a convincing gesture revealing financial information incotia', assets and liabilities, so your opinion of financial disto you that not all officials are makes public officials subject Instead of listing the amount of to kidnaping and puts them at a income from each source, the closure could go a long way to. ward determining tbhat hapYou have no doubt heard how competitive disadvantage in official would report the per. — ___ ___ . low' politicians have sunk in the their legitimate private centage the source contributed pen's' public esteem as a result of businesses. Others call it an of his total Our 12,()O() income. it futun' tic il1fl'site — nqht Watergate and other scandals invasion of privacy. Most likely, their public sala. Related Aims l)IflhIt'd ('OI11lHtII1jt, isill 11i)(1— IiI&'1i t'iII iiic'lti'.ie Public financial disclosure Some, such as Sen. Henry r' .es would not be Included in the Tied in with financial dis(111i1u' rt'a(Iy for d Ct'and would help you determine Sayler, It-St. Petersburg, say percentage breakdown, Pdtt'(I roads tiid tinderwhich public officials are dccli- they will forego further public Opening right , Another alternative is sub. closure are a number of related flow. Rut our qrotiiitl Utilities. measures aimed at enforcing cated, honest public servants service if the legislature man- initting financial records to an stricter standards of conduct one (len.' and and which are rascals abusing dates public financial dis- ethics commission with power L)t't' in to Welcome the public trust for private closure, larger h( )I)li'Sit('s edil bc to Investigate suspicious for public officials (.('nt('l- trid S4i1&'s Office. profit. Guy. lteubin Askew has records. seen — and I)urchased f Evidence The Idea Is to assure you that But don't set your hopes too called for full financial dis- wrongdoing would be tV("t(' — 13.3 road miles turned right 1IOU You can walk high for full public disclosure. closure, lie said the Issue has over to law enforcement offi. your officials are not improper. ly Influenced by gifts, friendsoiithwst of I)eLmd and A major unresolved question his top priority for 1914 legishi. daIs, over your homesite — even ship or money to do favors for 17.4 miles east of Lustis prior to the session Is whether five action. If you have a preference be. special interests. count your trees — right - House lawyer Charles Colson, wrete: "Colaw is not cooperating The defense secretary, a " j .,L 4. ?'.. k V Philosophy The - at Ih. 'PU dt.. lin.#' A ,Itntury &JIfffAive can t.lj I'ASTII.TII rove,, sc clusively second-strike forces. "Nonetheless," Schlesinger said, "we must in prudence take these forces into account in our planning." ____ .r,f%c ., u - Drop Al The Wrong Time Afra,i fst.. !1 with me or the committee In the investigation." Our story Is true; analysis of the PRC buildup by Baker's denial is false. noting that U.S. relation., with the PRC have "improved dramatically" during the last Br H01 ,S WgHLU tour years and, moreover, that the present Chinese leadership may well be striving for cx- - Weedend Traf f ic Toll Including 4 Pedestrians - .' . 1. -' - .r - - In Jax Tort tire Deaths JACKSONVfl.lj.; Fm. (API and abuse of Ernest John Ill. f)obbert's first degree inur- preme Court. Ernest John Dobbert Jr. may 13, and Honore, 7. der conviction, Shoctstein says, Two Jurors in the Dobbert ..,, never sit in Florida's cl,"Irfr ________ Th 'irv un4er F!rid': ',,g U.s. ik-iih i hi'i '""!F'- i'"" "'i ' p" — chiir V4 VII iI Circuit Judge aeatn penalty law. vcled 10-2 - - — - ter Kelly oil t 1, 1371 at Hudson 011iff overrules a jury for life imprisonment rather would suff er more from life in time when Florida did not have recomriiendaton than death on the first degree a capital punishment -: prison than death. law. ' the death penalty, a sta te pro murder co unt. ecutor says. 0111ff is not bound by the rec. Following the U.S. Supreme Other Terms ornmendat(on and several Court's June 1971 decision In addition to the sentence on 0111ff will sentence Dobbert Judges have overruled Juries striking down the death penalty the first degree murder con. April 12 on convictions of first and imposed death since the in three other states, the state viction, Dobbert faces up to 46 degree murder and second de- law went into effect Dec. 8, 1972 Supreme Court ruled Florida's years in prison on the other gree murder in the deaths of following a special legislative capital punishment Law uncon- counts. Maximum terms would two of his children and child sessi on. stitutional. And the state was be 30 years for second degree m torture and child abuse against without a law until the legisla. murder in the death of Ryder, Technicality two others. 15 years for the tort ure of John ture reenacteoj it. But Asst. Sta te Atty. Harry Ill and one year for the abuse of A circuit court Jury returned Shorstein, who asked the Jt to Another case, in which a Honore. IH,,ald Photo By aob LIodj the verdicts shortly before mid. send Dobbert to the electric death sentence was handed If sentenced to life for first night Friday in the deaths of chair, says a technicality could down for a killing during the degree ,murder In Kelley's SiC EXPANSION PROGRAM UNDERWAY I)obbert's children, Kelley, 9, save the burly laborer from cx- gap between laws, currently Is death, he would not be eligible and Ryder, 7, and the torture ecution, A STUDENT center hook store and new fzn'ultv on appeal I" the f'!'ridi Su fr parole for 25 years. Of the colk'g! master plan Officials say 4(1 per of fices will he tiiIU,c(I in tins new building going cent of the total plan will be completed by late UP W Seminolt Junior College at Sanford. 1975. A,iqt,imn (Construction is part of the $3.6 million Phase If Do This If Legislature Faces Few Major Issues at I - .. ".."Ift 16, o I - ___ --- - - __ --..___V=14l=M .0 'i I- .. For nearly three days, the pair flitted around Yemen meeting '' - P It china in . .01 . planning. ' 1rit';•r..... .f-., .. -0 .- .. . ' Despite Shellack g Lawyers Are Needed — 'i, iiiiiiiiii _fliiill a Oil tycoons from all over the world are swarming over the U. Schlesinger In his annual Department of Defense report Middle East in pursuit of Arab oil concessions. But the enterprising Park Is the only one who has brought along a U.S. released recently The part of Schlesinger's cgressman to introduce him to the right people. report that has received most of Hanna Is Capitol Hill's premier globe-trotter . In January, he the publicity, with good reason, was gallivanting arot'.nd the Far East "as a guest," he admitted is that dealing with the Soviet to us, "of th e Perta mina Oil Company," Indone a's ti na onal oil si Union's seetnlrgly relentless firm. From Indonesia, he fl ew to th e Midd le East. Cl assified quest for nuclear weapons cables from the U.S. embassy in Sins, Yemen, picked up the superiority over the United story: Joined bert' by a Mr. Park, a former South Korean national engaged in shipping, elaboration of foreign in. Planning vestment opportunities and apparently political lobbying in But the Soviet strategic Washington." capability no longer is the only take into account In its force government and business leaders. A cable from Ambassador William Crawford informed the State Department: The second important force, from the American point of Key Officials view, Is the People's Republic "Congressman Hanna expressed an Interest in meeting key of China. (Yemen) development and financial officials and requested Schlesinger concedes U.S. report th previous forecasts embassy facilitate. This we did and dur in g the two and one hail the evolution of the PRC days of his visit, he was introduced to ministers of Treasury, BY FRANK MACOMBER the second victim of a kid. The Supreme Court ruled in missile capability have not Economy, Development, Director of Central Planning Copley News Service naping. 1972 that the death penalty was Organization, political and legal ad visers to President, and What crime experts predicted unconstitutional, at least under proved particularly reliable any Governor of Central Bank. . . Congressman had short amiable and percent pay raise as its goal for among United steelworkers and "j cannot guarantee The kidnap terror of the had come to pass. The seizure the old terms of federal courtesy meeting with President Iryanl, escorted by Am. 1974, and so it goes. and higher confidence In the current 10 major firms which call for Lindbergh era lives again in the of publisher Randolph Hearst's state law. bassador." Vedlctions." tndIng arbitration in lieu of United States. daughter had touched off a Workers Concluded Ambassador Crawford: "Rep. Hanna evinced a Nevertheless, he said that Some analysts feel that it was pattern of Imitations, although Laws Change hold much promise. Lively interest in Yemen and its problems. lie and Mr. Park In all fairness there is sub- is during the last decade inevitable that political money, not politics, was believed More than 20 states stantial reason for the Chinese have moved steadily promised (Yemen) officials that they would engage themselves In And, In the final analysis, If terrorism, which has been the main motive In the others, have changed their lawssince In a from a program of development an effort to bring American capital to Yemen. They expressed Amei'icanwoetertoberestkss. prlcesgetouto(handindividuaJ typical of guerrilla gangs "Considering Wage and price controls simply American workers for U-se most operating in Latin America In this kidnaping how prevalent move to meet the court's ob. and testing to a present par ticula r interest in contracts for mineral development and a tactic has been jections. Congress 15 trying shipping venture." have not worked and, as a part hold the solution them- recent years, would spread to in other countries, I'm only do to deployed nuclear capability. th e same th i ng for f ed eral The two travelers then departed for Saudi Arabia and Egypt, result, the rate of Inflation last selves-they can stop buying the United States. surprised it hasn't happened law. None of the new state laws already have "We now estimate that 1) where the record of their activities Is more difficult to trace. year was LI per cent-even things they don't really need on Line a Political motives were here before," says Ronald has reached the high court for modest Reports have hIgher for food. t the edof reached us, however, of wheeling and dealing with number of MRBM's until prices come down. ascribed to the country's first Newhouser, supervisor of an another test. (medium the Saudis. range ballistic missIles), 1KBexplosive kidnaping: the ab. . Dr. David Atzahamsen, an Again this month, the congressman and the Korean Mi (Intermediate range duction of newspaper heiress internationally known authority ballistic missiles) and nuclear. businessman will return to the Middle East, They will visit Egypt, Patricia Hearst. on crime and violence and a capable medium and light Saudi Arabia and Kuwait. Al though Tongsun Park is not an of. The Hearst kidnaping led in frequent consulta nt to poli ce tidal of any government, the State Department is arranging for in I turntoothers: the abductions of and the criminal courts, says his accommodations in the best hotels. Atlanta newspaper editor Reg. "it Is quite clear that we are ICBM Inaclasslfiedcabletothevarjo us esdtment Murphy, 8-year-old John now getting a kind of terrorism Although the much-talked has requested "each post except Cairo" to ensconce Park in Caizadjila of Dix Hills, N.Y., familiar to other countries but about PRC test shot of an ICBM "single room located next to or near room reserved for " Rep business woman Betty Ann Van • not to Americans." been Hanna. In Cairo, telegranuned State, "Mr. Park requests a suite Into the Indian ByFRANK MACOMBER of 12 per cent in Balen of Roanoke, Va., and -. on the river side of the (Nile) Hilton." 'p' • "By that I mean terrorism deliyed for ühknown reasons, \ - ,. Copley Newiscrylce medical care," Denenberg Mrs. Eunice Kronholm, wife of thai Is well-organized and Schlesinger said the recalls, a wealthy St. Paul, Minn 4, '.' , _.. planned, and has definite, low. ICBM was again flight-tested and Hanna aren't promoting any business deals but just happen 10 The American lawyer's banker term alms. be goin g to the Middle East at the same time. They travel inside 1973. image has taken a considerable Public "I also believe this together, said Park, because the congressman ,Is like my terrorism The United States lacks tarnishing lit the list year. "Without an informed pubuc, Far Away brother." ls going to continue and perhaps sight into the 3trateglc and Many of the accused in the Wa- legal insurance will merely antiterrorist project for the grow among a segment of political objectives that the tergate scandals arrauorn,ys. become a moneymaking Until early February, International Association of young people who see no other PRC is seeking to achieve wi Former Vice President Spiro machine for la wyers like health Americans had read with th Only At Parties some Police Chefs, approach to problems such as the deployments, Agnew Is a lawyer. but of the 190 kid. insurance was for health care detachment Harms told us he and Park had talked to officials on ly at poverty and, accordingly, Schlesinger notes these in. napingsln Argentina laSt it', Yet insists HethortS.Deoen. Ripe Now be cocktaIl parties, not at formal meetings. The li ka ble li beral come desperate and teresting es exfeatur : berg, Insurance (snmluioner The 20-page guide gives even though many tremely d icknowledged is turbed ha that he had promised Yemen officials he would — per ps -The Chinese are clearly American business men. It was for the state of Pennsylvania, consumers advice on when encourage capital Investment in their country, but he didn't I of almost deranged in some sensitive "We're ripe for this faraway and american nrms. there are times when most get a lawyer, how to ftg(j second-strike nuclbar "have anyone on mind," he said. As for the "joint shipping already had begun to withdraw ttITarjSifl, and I think we're Cases." People urgently need the seT. right one, set a reasonable capa1Uea and are making a venture," Hanna Insisted: "I don't know what the ambassador is seeing only the beginning." vices of an attorney, to save and develop a good lawyer. their executives t Mushrooms considerable effort to minimize talking about," President Nixon's call to their reputations or their client relationship. ' other Latin HEADLINES AND FOOTh'OTES: The patent lobby Is using Charles Bates, special FBI the vulnerability of their American countries where reinstate the death penalty for Property. perilpps even their Most people don't use lawyers chain letters to fight reform of the patent system. It was started li velihoods, violence was stronger than law. abductio ns in which the victim agent-in-charge In San Fran. strategic offensive forces. effectively, Denenberg by Vincent Gregory, president of Rohm and hiss chemical firm, is killed followed the rasi. of cisco who has directed -The range and location of Sc Denenberg has written "Many go to lawyers when Now the a who wrote am his employes and his 20 main competitors urging them bureau's systems role In the another of his "shopper's they of the political U.S. kidnapings. And on March are such that they Hearst their could help themselves or terrorist has created a mood in Senate with letters similar to his. . . The Army is abduction, says he can the d already cover Important 13, the U.S. Senate voted to bombar guides," this time to prepare get help from someone else for this country reminiscent of the to restore capital punishment that "this crime may lead to targets In the eastern Soviet going ahead with plans to produce and test a deadly nerve gas the average dtlzen for the time less money," he points out. 1930s when famed aviator (or serious federal crimes others of the same nature." Union. BuLthey are also located despite warnings this would jeopardize an agreement at Geneva when he or she must hire an at "But when they really need a Charles Lindbergh's son was to ban chemical warfare altogether, . . The Army has ordered up "This is what happened wi th so as to cover Other COUflt riU torney. lawyer, some people go to one kidnaped and killed. The measure went to the the first parachute hi to $51 million worth of 204cn dump trucks, which the bran eir periphery 7a of th pan, jacking Denenberg often is called the too late." hats ha ve now discovered are really 1$-Ion bucks modi House, where it may be delayed an airplane. Anytime someone South Korea, Taiwan, etc.). fied to look Ralph Nader at Ben l'ranklin's The guide warns larder. The military brass "saved" 11,500 per truck by conSixteen days after Patricia because of the Judiciary commits an unusual type of -With the deployment of Mate, for he has written shop against selecting lawyers at tracting with the low bidder. Now it will cost an estimated $2,600 Hearst was kidnaped Feb. 4 in Committee's preoccupation crime, there's a danger E ICBM that they are Per's guides to most types of in- random from sources like the Berkeley, Calif., the Atlanta with presidential im. someone will say: 'Why didn't I developing (and later an per truck to bring it up to specifica ti ons, . . Na tiona l Parks surance, medical care and phone book, lists of attorneys Constitution's editor became peachment. think of that before" SLSM), the PRC will ha ve the Director Ronald Walker, a former White House advance man, dentistry. approved by the bar association last year or de r ed his subordina tes to displa y a re capability to reach targets ce nt pictur e of tV I3W)V referral setthe Information President.. . Sen. Daniel Inouye. D lawaIi, about our throughout the Soviet Union story vices. -( and in the United States as well. that he and his staff have been working secretly with ex-Whi te The guide to Lwyers contains - I Oft by Secretary oi Defense James Company. 4 1. J_% " %, Dad May Escape Ch air i . " ,-__ 14 g yn t IP?4.. by LM'i.d P,stvt* SL,C$W, I$f I WASHINGTON — Classified State Department cables report ha. hn 'ting a South p. rr 4 .1. utean ent.reprenur in search ballistic imssiie operating of oii deals iuuwiu ca pability as early as 1976 and Fast. an SLBM (submarine-launched The Korean businessman Is Tongsun Park, a patrician who ballistic missile) operating owns the posh,ezcltalve Georgetown Club in Washington. Park capability "at a somewhat latcr frequently travels to the Middle East on behalf of a family-owned date." petroleum shipping and marketing firm called the Mirmg That Is the assessment made 1 ( convention of the United Mine pens, pay demands will be Ar "* - Companions Peking could achieve an 1cM t: . I I llr7 ol strategy of exploiting the into higher prices and inflation energy crisis to get fat con- will begin another cycle. tracta.Jerry Wuf, president of Clearly the time has come for the American Federation of somebody to bite the bullet State, County and Municipal called restraint, Employes, says that group "will not be inhibited by Working people, who Fraudulent guidelines or ar. generally ha ve exhi bited great bitrary standards" in patience, should continue to do negotiating for government so when wage controls expire workers. The tJFl1.C1O as a on April 30-for their own sake. whole has esta bli shed a 12 Contracts such as the one Traveling Monday, April 1, 1914-5A ______ 1 9 " , The Sanford Herald u* declared that workers wi ll be trum of Industries-electronics, looking for Lheirpund of flesh transportation, shipping, coal in 1974 and I am not L to say mining and aerospace. tha t ticv are wron' - ,.. , I A * _~~, By EDWARD NEILAN Copley News Service / tank of gas-get what you can Much discussion at a recent I " '- ••' for concern when viewed in a when you can. larger context. Unfortunately, government, ills a mood that can translate labor and industry officials into even more serious Predict that we have seen but problems for the workers the beginning. Symbolic of this themselves. Contracts covering point of view is the recent more than 5.5 million members sta tement of Peter J. Brennan, of organized labor are expiring secretary of labor, who In 1974. They cover the spec. ~ v , I ,jy- I _:1 \Iq ? __ :ty vividly exhibited and is reason ." .-.f000w _ ~ I Jack Anderson Chinese Missile Ranked acre our .,, KAMM; OR 4 a UF MORE I _______ "PSStfHy. buddy! Wanna buy Aston's 7151h home run bell?" 17-92 - FURNITURE SALES S CASSFLBIRRY //A A U/ I 1/_1 F, I "~ /' Q E N C Y' Where Quality Sells & Service Tells 104 E. Commercial Dial 322-5762 R.F. Castle Calls. . I New in the area? Call 831-6370 for a warm welcome oil flOw, Or you can choose Slate i-it Open 12 Noon to 6 P Monday through Friday If you wish to call for an appointment RIGHT NOW Tel.904-357.9000 VI I 1-111 'I., ii it .' • . 1. P.O%,.i Palm K,a, I, (t'lirn4, In, - to your "Nsa Castle" 44. 1)1 10" ),-1 Dbtin the HUD Property Report from developer anc read it before signing anything. HUD neither approves the merits of the offering nor the value, if any, of the property. ___ �6A—The Sanford Herald Monday, April 1, 1974 ••• - .• T ••••- ••••• ;- -• State Tax Hassle Brings • .......•• .• 04 4a - ---:--.- :. It' " s much ado about MARY— Even If it We were incorporatad i t and the city had Its fir ust a bit ear ty for an nothing," joked City Ally. April's Fool's k:IkeMa Thomas Freeman."Some reaPnregjnSpternber,! wasn't Laughing Saturday at a clown In Tallahassee who had we didn't have the time to coni special ty Council meeting to been processing state revenue up with nn ordinance before w submit the budget I determinef the city nir fbIV , Mane 9.I S She expecting a favorable opinioi But, with the dawn of the real Freeman referred to the from the revenue sharinj prank day, no one seen to be i a charter which includes deparunent Paying much attention to a the inunicipality's right to A think all the hullabaloo L Friday afternnon telephone call Impose the tee mill tax, In. froin certain public officials (if to Mayor Margie fleas saying stead of a resolution or or. Lake Maryi because they don' the city needed anoJinaneetn (hnance method of setting the want any hind of taxes collect us three-mill tax. lritxJ,' Freeman Said. - -__________ — - -z. -------- -VA. • •:- . -.• & • ••• -• - ? • '•• - . - lIf•! -- - -. -- •: .--... ---- - - •- - - -. I - -- . - - TheraId Photo By Bill FAVORITE SEMINOLE AND CENTRAL FLORIDA RECREATION AREA LKF. MONROK and the St. Johns River offer a • the area's greatest natural resource. Fishermen, on foot multitude of water connected recreational opportunities and bicycle, try their luck at landing a big one as power and thousands of people take advantage of them every boaters head (or the dock and youngsters in a dingy just week. This view of the channd entrance to Sanford enjoy splashing their feet in the calm waters of the Marina shows three of the different ways people utilize marina's east basin. Vincent) - -. - :: It Ft lublic officials are entitled to some degree of privacy, rcd Persons polled in Sanford this morning, but area F •-: JIAN PAT1E.Sui" lie raid Staff Wrikr - ii rt'mdents said it would be in the best Interest of both the of. ice -holder and the voters if officials were required to divulge their financial resources, 'U an Individual takes a public office, his finances should be made public; by putting yourself up for public office you are making your whole life public," commented Sanford resident Betty Brusnahan, Several other area residents felt the same way. "Yes, we hould know all about them," said Anthony Blacido. "Certainly," commented lillian Thomas, Ye:;, the) shoud be made public." was Don thrig's rc: p. 'lh making them public I think there'd be more honesty tht ctuptun am April 2 Mr. SIIS Pageant sponsored b) Seminole high School '( - j Paramedical Club, :30 p.m., Sciiuinole 111gb auditorium. Contestants senior boys 'lxumor(.J by campus service lubs. "A Apr. 2 Sprung roundup for children entering school for first time at Sabal Point Elementary School, in Forest City- Elementary School media center at 1 p.m. F I (H.rId Pbotø Iv 801 V.nc.tt WRECK VICTIM DIES pop injured Sunday night when her compact car overturned in the southbound lanes of 1-4 near the SR 46A overpass. Troopers identified the lie l.11UAN THOMAS ••. Public should know dead woman as Wilease Daniels, 25, of Daytona Beach. Above, a 1ke Man' volunteer fireman washes down gasoline spilled from the Area Council Agendas - • . regular meetings of January is Altamonte January 22, January 29, AGENDA February 5, February 12, call to order: 6:30 p.m., Recommendation for change Special Meeting of Feru'uary 18, Tuesday Regular Meetings of February in grade of building official. 19, and February s, , Approval of minutes; March Recommendation for change 1974 In grade of building Inspector tendeReports: Road Superin. nt and County Staff & council reports Fgineer, from 16 to 17. Public Hearings: (Con't) Correspondence Authorization to prepare Rezone from 11-3 MultipleWalt Griffin_-Speed breakers specifications go to bid Oil Family to C'2 General Corn- on Highland, Magnolia, Ipswich fence atLnorth to water plant. mercial, p1 -opt' described as Chris Partridge— Seminole located on the norwest corner of health Club WORK SESSION: intersection of SR and lake Ordinances and resolutions Howell Road (J, Schatt); Request from Mr. and Mrs. 'Con't Application for Dredge Casselberry 26, OF I ANTHONY BLACIDO . , .Certalnly W. J KING . . .Rlghttosomeprivacy BETTY BRUSNAHAN . - .Itgoeswitlithejob DONJHRIG . . Make financial status public Seminole u School R j.5 Police Area Death er Death GRAM }(2)'sT - &DR&A . - - April 4 Seminole County Young Republicans, 8 p.m., Quality Inn North, 14 & 434. Speaker Jim Ryan, president of Central Florida Zoological Association. - Seminole Lodge 1 April 4 Sally harrison Chapter I)Ahi, 2:30 pm., at home of Mrs. Raymond Ball, 295 Lakeview Ave., Lake May. Sanford Senior Citizens Club, .sack lunch, noon, Civic Center. Mrs, Cornelia Densmore, teacher, cosmetologist and beauty contest judge, will speak on "Charm, Fashion, and selfImprovement." April 5 Chicken barbeque at Sanford Police Benevolent Building, along lakefront, starting at p.111 April 586 Ascension Lutheran Church Guild rummage and bake sale, 8:30am.to3p.m, at church on Overbrook Drive, Casselberry. April 2— Sanford Tourist and Shutfleboard Club, co ve red dish supper and business meeting, 6 APRIL $ p.m., clubhouse. 6 RUMMAGE AND BAKE April 2 SALE 8:30 am. to 3 p.m. Disabled American Veterans sponsored by Ladies Guild at Chapter 30, 7:30 p.m. Ascension Lutheran Church, Nomination of officers. Overbrook Drive, Casselberry. Hospital Notes 4 Utilities request for Allstate & Fill Permit in Spring Lake Winter Springs (Michael Myers); (Con'd) building. Devco of Orlando—Camelot Amendment to Fire Protection Approval of minutes of March Thef ts Hit I Ordinance and (ConL'd) 25, 1974 nit three. Food Giveaway Hearing to determine Corn- Fire & Recreation report, Civil Service Board pliance or Non-Compliance Commissioner Irwin Hunter recommendation to change BERKELEY, Calif. (AP) — read by seven representatives apartment Feb. 4, named the The SLA had requested in a maintenance with Seminole County Utility Finance & Election report, grade Internal thefts and poor admin. of San Francisco Bay area coalition to monitor the give, taped communique that newsof Regulations by Adventure Commissioner David Outlaw LSLIRtIOU riddled the mass fn groups. mechanic from 12 to 13. away it demanded as a pee. paper magnate Randolph A. Campground International, giveaway aimed at ending Pa The speakers declared the $2 condition Police & Health report, ecommendation to abandon for Miss Hearst's re- Hearst distribute $70 of free Reports: County Planner, Commissioner John Booth tricia Hearst's two-month cap- million PIN food program stat- lease. alley on north right of way of Zoning Administrator, Building food to California's needy. In tivity, says the community TUESDAY APRIL.2: Planning & Zoning report, . fered from a "general lack of Sunnytowa Road, response, Hearst and Kramer Proposed water ordinance. Official, Pollution Control Comrriissioner Van I-:epoel lition named to monitor the coordination," no regularly Yelling Match set up PIN, funded with 1.500 ,Officer, Utility Control, Chief handouts, Sloppy scheduled meetings, no defined Road & Bridge report, 000 of Hearst's own money- and Proposed sprinkler or, fire Administrator, Sheriff, Conunissioner Browning Washington Secretary of i!fl(5 of authority, erroneous (linanCe. Tossed Salad Kramer replied: "We have no $1.5 million from the William Count)' Attorney, Clerk, Mayor's report—Mayor Troy State A. Ludlow Kramer, who news releases, no food checking intention of getting into a Randolph llcarstFounctation. French Fries or Tator Tots County Administrative Assistant and Puland organized the People In Need system, and transportation and yelling match With the coaliBaked Apple Slices or Chairman. In its last communication, the Applesauce program, denied the charges. warehouse troubles. Public Hearing for Ord. No. tion. We did that for 35 days. SLA, believed to number about April 2,. :3O a.m . Commissioner's District 4, 5, 96, Ord, No. 99, and Ord. No. The coalition aired its cornRolls, Milk, Butter The Syrnbionese Liberation I'm sorry' the coalition is not 25 members, accused pin of 1, 2, and 3. 100, plaints on KPFA radio here Army, which abducted Miss concerned with trying to get handing out "hog feed." Approval of minutes of The Item for next Agenda, Mayor's Office. WEDNESDAY i%PRIL3: Sunday in a prepared s4tement Hearst from her Berkeley Patty Hearst back, but only giveaway was revamped and Chicken w-gravey with themselves." organizers declared last week Whipped Potatoes that it had successfully met Green Beans Regarding the so-called ri- SL., demands after distributing Ice Cream pofis, Kramer said cases of 15O, food parcels in five WIUJAM RUSSEU. Rolls, Milk, Butter Survivors include his wife, will be in Southern Pines, N. C. chicken were stolen once. Oak- handouts. The final giveaway William Kelly Russell, 59, of Esther Russell, Sanford; (;ramnkow Funeral Home in Sanford juries from a car wreck on land police located the food, he March 25 consisted of 35,000 203 Woodmere BIrd,, Sanford daughter, Mrs. Nancy K i-barge of arrangetii THURSDAY APRII,1: -n second Street and Mellonvijje said, but couldn't retrieve it be- boxes packed with meat and Melvin Paul Walker, 19, arid Avenue, Sun.iay. (lied Sunday afternoon at Beatty. Deland; son Melvin K Ground Beef Guy Everet Walker, . both of cause the coalition refused to produce valued at 135 each Managers choice Bulk i Seminole Memorial Hospital. A Russell, Leesburg; a sister, bring charges. 2536 Palmetto Ave., Sanford are wtydesale. native of Ellberbe, N.C., he had Mrs. Howard • nice Sheffield, being held in the Seminole County lived in Sanford for the past 13 nehurst, N. C.; two brother, I1II Greens or Cole Slaw AL PA County Jail on drug charges. )'ears He was a member of the James Russell, Gregory, N. C., Boat motor valued at $300 Union Leader's 1A The arrests were made Sunday.was Pineapple Arson ItolLs, Milk,Upside Butter Down Cake McLean Presbyterian Church Roy Russell, Hampton, Va. anil taken from 400 East 3rd St., and the Woodmen of the World, one granddaughter. FranclsAustm,3l2Oak.',ve., Chuluota, owner Delbert Trial Delayed 6 Weeks Sanford, is reported In fair Matson reported. both of Ellerbe and was diesel Funeral services and burial FRIDAY APRILS: condition after suffering :nmechanic. -Fish or Tuna Whole Buttered Potatoes This week's scheduled trial of The pair are charged with Stewed Tomatoes with corn an Orlando union official ac- conspiring, aiding and abetting Peanut Butter Bars Market Drop Pauses Notional cuseci in the Air Flow Designs in the Sept. 19 blare at Rolls, Milk, Butter arson case has been postponed Casselberry that destroyed Air until May 15 by Seminole Flow's 27-truck fleet. As Stocks open Even Circuit Judge VoIle Williams In a related case, Williams Viking Meal Jr said he would sentence at 3 p.m. Before an attack, Vikings Frederick A. Freed YORK (AP) - Stock today two men convicted of sometimes ate a type of Prices on the Big Board in. NEW YORK (AP) — Fredmarket prices held Acting on a motion byOrlandoaus ac'tuafl' setting the fire, poisonous mushroom held close to eluded Kenecritt, up prosecutor ('laude Van hook, Kulace Mullins, at 40; that crick A. Freed, 53, an NB tn today in a pause after last Boise Cascade, down '.at 15t, available forjudge trial Friday, rioting the will not be and Arthur Brundon, 17. prGduced hallucinations and Television News Producer who week's steep decline, an d Polaroid, up it at 65k. drove a man temporarily mad. won seven television Emmys, The opening Dow Jones averWilliams last week sentenced case of William Beck, 5& was 'flit warriors thought them- died Sunday. He won his International an Orlando age of 30 industrials was about Harvei'ter set back six weeks. plumber, Benjamin selves invulnerable, anI they awards for NBC News White flames Jr., 39, to six liloOthS onchanged, and losers took a edged up 'i to 27'-i. Plans were to were known by the name Pamers on such subjects as Still on very narrow lead over gainers announced for a unit of the schedule is next five years in the case. Halmos, "twrserki'r" meaning "boar blue-collar workers, pollution, on the New York Stock Ex- eomnpanv its cipansion week's trial date for 1k-c-k's Mullito,' an-i Brumidon f)lea(lt'd shirt," for their actions ;m- the Cuban missile crisis and union colleague, David Evans, no contest Jan. joint product hl change. Pittsbur 4 to arson mruitating the fierce aniriml gh- 26, Altamonte Springs. American military in the l970s FUNERAL HOM E Brokers said the dominating ties Moines Steel. hargcs, iftfluence on the nw-kit COn' On Friday the market con,'. imaed to be First National 1g Patients are being accepted at( a troubled week with its Bank of Chicago raised its tiiiti c,njectgive broad Lou. peenduiratefntnto4 wJoneaincluitrialu'er. Ptl out. .0 age fell 7.67 for the session and Nursing £ Convalescent Convalescent Residence (Teases which saw Mr. Mrs. few ban'.s 31.15 points over the week WHO1 1F lift the key lending rate as high Kelly Lake (,.,i,,,/ (,,,r,' t Its iOWtSt close as 9' per cent late last week, 2401 Palmetto Avenue since Feb. ,iu(f In other economfr ne toda, the government reported ,iitiit' (;miil /'ot)(j Declines outpaced advances k% eAwd* atjicr ,,t-lrFrv orders rose 1.5 per cent by a 2-1 margin Friday in light Donald Graham Since iui O* rite, Adm. funeral service in February, continuing the rise trading on the Big Board. begun in January aR&r a sharp "We Intend To Continue This Policy from experienced professionals The NYSE has no new .sting (q4,ea1ua drop in December, 300 S. (Say Ave. Sanford scheduled this week, Ph, 322.4751 Menus April 4 40 & 6 Society, 7:15 p.m., Anierican Legion Post 53. April 2 '0 * HACKETT 3UAnt.mil hlcth 'ciat. ii Seminole County annual spring banquet, 8 p.m., Governor's Table, Altamonte Springs. Friendly hour at 7 p.m. Pre.r - gItrItIr1 roundup for April 4— kindergarten and first grade, 11 Alcoholics Anonymuous_open a.m. Packets will be distributed meeting, Holy Cross Episcopal to parents. Not necessary to Church Parish House, 400 bring child. Magnolia Ave., 8-9 p.m. wrecked car. Trooper P. C. Wright said investigation of the accident is incomplete RALPH . Publlctoapt April 2 Sanford Lions Club, noon, House of Steak. Speaker, Langley Adair, county pollution control officer. April? UmI here', Ik;n Maxtell subsLanbatcd his positive rep',)'. "A man's money affairs are his private business—but how else Is the public to know whether he's a crook or not?" asked Jenny Akes.s. Ralph Hackett gave a reluctant yes: "There is a point to which the public needs to know about an official's finances; but there is a point to which he is entitled to some privacy like the rest of us," he said. "I think there should be a disclosure when he goes into office and another when he leaves," was hackett's solution. "Couldn't there be some kind of official check—not necessarily make it public knowledge, but at least have it on record in case an investigation was needed?" asked Gordon Putnam, also concerned for the individual's right to privacy. Only %V,J. King expressed ('(niplet& tp)sitiun to ma)'ung an official's financial status public. 'idon't think it's right," d King. fellow has the right to his own opinion anti the right to some privacy" AnflI I Parliamentary Procedures, Seminole Junior College, 1213 4-6 p.m., five sessions, Mondays and Wednesdays Registration $5. Reservations call SJC. Citizens For Public Disclosure K% Coming Events April 1— Alcoholics Anonymous.. losed meeting, Holly Cross Episcopal Church Parish House, 400 Magnolia Ave., 8-9 P.M. Ci - 'of No Laughs In Lake Mary -- - i - • 41111: f7 TheSanford Heraci Seminole Calendar . MARCH 29, 14 William A. Myers, Geneva ADMISSIONS Sanford: BIRTHS Dyane Hathaway Lisa G. Muth Mr. and Mrs. Herman Huston M. West Flannagin a boy, Osteen Raymond M. Wolf Mary Jean Johnson DISCHARGES Sereria Bramble Sanford: Annie Mae Jackson Carrie I,. Walton Linda W. Tangeman Pauline Miller Mertice Brown Ruth G. Mangum Sherell Johnson Judy A. Bellamy Kmthryi Lephew Emmett H. Balzer Valerie Clancy Addle F. Black Michael Wayne Edwards Lanora M. Malone Erika E. Nagelmann, DelLinda R. Smith tona Carol Driscoll and baby boy .0 Mary L. Rack, Deltona Carol Guimares and baby boy Robert I'. Reeves, Deltona Gloria I.. Raines Mabel W. Connelly, DeBary John H. Cooke Jeanne Hendrix. Minis Neal Burnett Wanda Dyer, Fern Park Nicole Thomas John S. B. Hew, lithia Elizabeth B. Flirt Lola J. Hawkins, Ashbury, Queen V. Burton Ill. Mona F. Sharp BIRTHS Geraldine G. Rivas Sanford: Mildred Lee Mr. and Mrs. Irvin (Mary 'Doris C. Jewett, Orange City Jean i Johnson, a girl Jeane E. Davis, Orange City Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Whitby Walter H. Reed, Orange City a b)y, Sanford Jeanne Hendrix, Mims l)Ist'HAH(;F.s Alton P. Todd, Lengwood Sanford: Adelaide Nelson, DeBery I)yane Hathaway Charles Painter, Deltona Lisa G. Muth Harvey Clinger Augustus Ennis MARCH31, l74 Sampson Hayes ADMISSIONS Pauline C. Snyder Sanford: Ada C. Blanchard Francis A. Wilson Willard Ward Violet Simpson Walter Simmons Felecia K. Brooks Julia Flenoy Lillie Mae Jenkins Sanford F. I)oudney Mae A. Leonard, DeBary Paul A. Michels Henry lunch, DeBary Hiibt'tt T. Below Eva Bono, Lake Mary Mabel A. Tullis Richard H. Eickler, Lake Mrs. Ikwane (Jacqueline) Mary Boston and baby girl, Oviedo Rosa 1. Petenmnan, Enter. Doris H. Cole, DeBary prise Henry Ulrich, DeBary Dora M. Ross, Minis Dora Jean l>ov, ncr, Ikilary Betty M Luke, Altauiionti' Springs Elmer Fisher, DeBary Gloria A McCullough, Apopka Philip I. Desmarais, Deltona Rosellen G. Howand, Deltona Arthur Stewart, Orlando Eileen Dalton, Deltona Cathy- J. Jackson, Lake Mary 1)1St 1IAR(,F..s Josephine F. Deese, Lake Mary Sanford: John W. Baumholser, LongMichael W. F.dtards J oe Jones Mary 1. Rossell, Casselberry Laurel K. Ellmore Dan Frazier, Titusville Mary Calloway MARCH30, W?4 Emma Holloway ADMISSIONS Rober C. Walstrom Sanford: Cynthia A. Taylor Marlane Reichert Harold E. Codling Anne K. Stanish Unsworthy, baby boy Bertha Welch Raymond N. Wolf Donna Richer Beulah 0. Charles, Deltona Joseph Schneider Sr., Connie L. St. Rock, Deltona Deltona George Shaver, Lake Monroe Joseph M. Esposito, Deltona John S. B. Res, Lithia James H. Coon, Osteen Alfred F. Turner, New Anna H. McGee, Longwood Smyrna Beach Alfonso Noble, Oviedo Elaine Carter, Tampa / Monday, April 1, 1974-7A �8A-The Sanford Herald Monday, April 1, 1914 Dear Abby n_!_.___ #I I rr,nce naries i_t POLLY'S POINTERS Miss Shan Sizemore, Wayne Peters F 'Prince Charming' I t -.. . 4. f, B)ABlGAILVANRUR i!-i 1 I Ht I ; I .• -I- ' _ ~~O* - 1 f. - V_ L 471 . -:'- - - a stupid question. It seems their paren ts would ha ve some idea of what they were doing. CAMEIJJA, DEAI POLL? In reply to the query from M.R.B., elastIc elastic can be stretched b) wetting it and then str etching it .0 over something the size you want It to be. Leave until ei.mstic Is completely dry. - EVA. DEAR POLL? I have help for M.R.B who fInds the waist eleastic often Is too tight al though a garm ent fits her otherwise. She will have to be somew ha t go ve rned by the way the elastic Is sewed on but she , could rip loose one, two, three or four inches of the elastic but It may take a bit - - - Tj)s — 'E' HUSh .... 'i-.. .--- .'..,..0 - IT T N ', '' - RALIZER e WEEK - , , - - - .. . - , ' Naturalizer Shoe JVardrobe e iven way is Week.p '- , - — you' Saturday [pJ - , -- ,- - i 4 - - , V. - ..-.-. . - .- ' - - - - . . )U. -- ',, - , - " " .- . ;' . That advice came from ARIES (Mar, 21 to Apr. 19) The Long :ttitI Short famed retired hair stylist Jerry Engage in recreational outlets CAPRICORN Dec. 22 to Jan. S pa lina, with whom James that appeal to you and have a 20 Study new activities, James never thinks of hair as worked as an apprentice and delightf ul time. Evening is short or long, though. He goes from whom he inherited many excellent for the romantic 5jj fut ure mire successful. Make by the customer and his of his important customers, of relationship wi th mate more comfort at home, find the right appliance, that will make your work much easier, AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Endeavor to compre associates better and you can work to.,ether more bar. monmou'. 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FIRST Si, 322-0204 0 tv Anti -pollutionists already are demanding that commuters leave their automobiles at home to reduce air pollution in the cities. They are thus urging more patronage of buses and suburban trains. But they ha ven 't slan ted their appeals with the proper motivational psychology. "You can catch more flies wi th honey than wi th vinegar," runs a sales maxim that I still quite true. So send for my booklet on "The New Psychology of Advertising and Selling," en. closing a long stamped, return envelope, plus IS cents. aTIRTAINMINT NIGHTLY M tAo bapJIØN, La..,. u.mo cowt *Post Time 8 P.M. 17-12 V N.rth I. Yen. Pest DItfl fUIfIir&i 8)83266 — - j -.1_--f-. ________ House Of Steak runia-nq'I new Spring line ,.•-'--..,.' ' .,.. t4r,,.i-,,,r' - 11 - 'I 'l - handbags! . '-': ' ' '.. 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' , '. - - S - .fl, ' when You'll find all the . BYFANNE'rn.EnyAftDs i1eraldCorrespdent - - - •'-- - - -' ' . ' orrt - - I X.V Su ggestions and .:thlrt wir given by members . answer to GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) the many questions. P f DELTONA Amary llis Circle the Flower Show Handle Important PISCES (Feb 20 to Mar. 20) of the Deltona Gwjen correspondence that will make Club met discussed. Buy appliances that will at the Florida Federation of )'ow- life run more smoothly. make the your work easier and Garden Club Headquarters in Contact those who can belp The next regular meeting will you more precise. Take care of any Winter Park for March. Jiecome more successful, be held at the home of Mrs. health problem you may have After touring the club house Dale Miller on April 17 , at i 22 now. MOON CHILDREN (J and adjoining gardens , the p.m. to July 21) Make financial group had dinner at a ne.irby IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN restaurant. Mrs. arrangements that will give you Walter IDft\ f a r greater abundante in u.e he ur she ill know Sdlm.n, president thanked time how to make much progress, f Listento whata, e ert pr 112 member, present for at- Aster Cirele ovided there is adequate tending. has to say, education either given or Mrs. Albert Croninger, LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) You acquired by own effrt. Much chairman of the forthcoming After a visit to the DeBary have good judgment now and generosity In this nature and Flower Show, discussed plans Art Center, Aster Circle of can go after personal aims with one who will want to make own for the event. Ikituna Garden Club, met at good results following. Try u 'ray early in We. A stnnglime next regular meeting on the home of Mrs. Ralph Grout more thoughtf ul jth u perscn here. A good Apri l 17 will be at Bl ue Sprin gs for the March meeting. Mrs. acts-es., in this chart, Park Li Orange City at 11:30 Carl Anderson served as Co. am, with members providing a hostess, Seventeen members VIRGO Picnic lunth and one guest attended, 'TheStaraimpel, they do not carry-rn future. Cosunli With experts compel." What you make of Camellia Circle The nominating committee regarding way, to gain per. your life is largely up to YOU! presented the following slate of sonal aims. Don't break any Mrs. Lyndon Power and officers for time coming year, promises. Carroll Righter's Indiiidul Mrs. Terence Morrison served who were unanimously elected Forecast for voursign for May as 0-hOstesses at the March toaervefor1974-75:M rs.F,j LIBRA (&pt. 22 to Oct. 22) Is now ready. For your COPY meeting of Cameflla Circle. Hauldry, president; Mrs. Listen to what a clever friend send your bL'thdate and $I to Fourteen members att.nmded. Everett s suggest for best results Crumnbac- ker, viceCarroll Righter forecast, The Mrs. Ce Wiling in some group affair cil Ilalbert, president, president; Mrs. Lloyd Young, Sanford Herald, P.O. Box 629, conducted a house plant clinic aecry, and Mrs. Ortexe C& twang you much pleasure, Hollywood, Calif. 90029. after the business meeting. Connell. treasurer. ..' - ' Set what you can do about having more harmony and .., N \ Allies. 11 .,. ....,. - '_ -- , - years he languished in prison. barrasseti when O.J. offers to He vows to gel (It. U. Rykcr, havehiawifedrivelJaz-ryto the who was responsible for his game. imprisonment. The ex-convict and two accomplices try to run 9.11 ABC THE MOVIES ityker over, make it look like (PART ill hit and rim, but the rookies Picking up after last sus pect an attempted m urder, night's first senent, Gregory k narrates the history. This 6-9 I'RS SPECIAL OF THE half deals with films of fantasy WEEK and fear, Hitchkock, King Kong, the Fran kenstein films, "Mystery of the Maya Mexican-born actor Ricardo and the original, "Phantom of Montalban narrates this visit the Opera," up to "Airport' with the beautiful and exciting and "2001: A Space Odyssey. Then it moves into "Good Gys Maya civilization, exploring and Bad Guys" history with th cultureof eCentralerjcan Indian s going back as far as 300 some mar velous recollections A . D. The new excitement is the of Ed ward G. Roninson, James discovery of Temple B An the Cagney, Marion Brando in , jungle of Rio and George C. S tt Patton. It w inds up Yucatan Peninsula. co as with boy-and-girl stories, from 9'9:30 CBS HERE'S LUCY Wallace leery and Marie IeIer to the present da rerun) O.J. Simpson, super football star is the guest ma 6-10 PBS LOLOMA Most f un ny episode In w hich Uncle interesting focus on the art and harT)- Is the center of the philosophy of Charles Loloma, sto rm. Oj gives u lii a Hopi Indian who Is widely couple of free tickets toa game. known for his Southwestern Harry sells them, then is em- jewelry designs and trends. Television " give , , You will receive a doubt Pofly uses your favorite homemaking idea, Pet Peeve, Polly's Problem or solution to a "And then have a weekly problem. Write Polly in care of drawing for ma ny cash prizes, The Sanford Herald. with the awards running from $5 up to $100 or even 15(X). tBridge!I.t)&JA9 __ "In this manner, people JACOBY would be motivated to take the bus, for isn't it a unlvet,al trait hadn't. However, dummy took NORTh to take all 13 tricks. If I had tried to a chance on a prize MONDAY , especially 1 ) take a trick In my hand,! would if it doesn't cost anything? have been set." "Consequently, the bus EVENING 41.1 10915432 Jim : "Let's see, You won the tr affic would worn, f or righ t first tr ick wi th dummy's ace of 7:00 (3) To Tell The Jl09$76 45432_ here in Chicago tens of spaces. Truth T n you discarded thousands squander iO98, cent to (a) Hogan's Heroes youraceofheait,o,imeq •109643 $1 every day on () Dragnet 476 4spades. This gave you a games or numbe the policy of rs racket. (I)) News .S4)L'Til ft chance to throw your three top "Yet most of them obtain (24) Man And 4K clubs on the king-queen-jack of noth Environment it A ing for their money. '... — .A .L. isiac uie inst eight tui iar I re A K Q JI 752 "That Is also one of the main tricks with dummy's clubs, (44) Mod Squad 4AKQ objections raised by church 7:30 (2) Untamed World Quite a hand, even for April people to state lotteries. Hoth '.uinerjt,Ir • (a) Andy Griffith first." "But this new weekly bus Show West North Last South Oswald: "Yes it was and prize (9) Let's Make A plan gives customers 1S T slnceaflfive mlu Deal t'ass 5• i'as their usual bus ride ft, their 751 were In one hand I could not Smothers i'a,s money, plus a chance at an Brothers have made the slam any other extra cash prize! P"fl'fli2 lead - u (24) French Chef way ." "It's like the popular fad of 8:00 (2) World At War _________________________ free stamps or co (4) Gunsmoke by Jim: "What Is the most Ji ,rrrj stores and gas stations, (9) Rookies remarkable hand you ever (1:) Movie And time awarding of cash played?" (24) Special 01 rt PlIlting ti.i i prizes by Reader's Digest Oswald: "That's a tough Week North i.* Soulh many other magazines. question. Everything good and West (35 ) Mothers W wily not use a little 01 I i' mn (44J Bold Ones bad has happened tome during p_i, 8:30 (35) My Partner your Applied Psychology to bail Vjvs 16 my 65 years of card play. I i' i'w 2C The Ghost out e city th bus lines from guess the most remarkable one I'as IC 9:00 (2) Inner Spec. I'acs bankruptcy? occurred this same day 4l years (4) Here's Lucy v South. hold "Indeed, many people who ago. I was playing with your (9) Movie 4105654 0AJS4— now use their cars and thus (24) Lolom, mother and opened the South What do Situ do now' pollute the air with extra (44) Movie hand with a Blackwood A-Hid Isur hearts. Your exhaust fumes, would then 9:30 (2) Movies notrump. She showed me one partner has shown (a) Dick Van Dyli. signs of life, leave their auto at home in time ace and I bid seven no(rwnp." (13) Here Comes garage and take Lime city Th1'.4"s Q1'lNTh,s Jim: "Since I was born tiu'ee The Stars In"i,'jtI ni litiltiti,,,' 'n,' i-i t,inm' ,n$ work,'' days later, I was practically IJI (24) Book Beat %lom p.mrin,-, hj', iuini*'d to tu the game. You made the grand 'Iiamond in rt'sponsc In (3$) Persuaders 10:00 (a) Medical Center slam didn't you?" duuble oh on.' cliii, What d. $$$ Motivate (13) Lloyd Bridges '"°'" Oswald: "Of course, J (24) Washington Talk wouldn't be talking about it if I tnswi'r T.'nt..r.. Ifl"W 1011 Al...., A...I Ted Is corroct In suggesting Environment that free 61$ moti va te people. (3$) News And If you buy a bus ticket to - Ansoci to Pre,.o,, P,.::t, 11:00 (2) Nu-*i Vegetables () News go to work, but as a "fringe I (3$) Pajama benefit" then obtain a chance Play ho use on a weekly cash prize, that (44) Night Gallery di ffers from the policy games 11:15 (9) News • 'ab t,i, and state lotteries. 11:30 (2) Tonight Show 4' 1,_itt, 'lair For in the latter you get no (a) College All Star :- : : Ii Unman tint, , ., Basketball returns on your cash outlay II Mar' ',omb F.trnir, ti-inn (13) Movie $ un less you happen to be one of '14, P"'t , I '.tariiwr I'.' 11:45 (9) Wide World Of it, 71!., the lucky winners. I 5i'II I'e' 1' ,lIr,-t ti-on Entertainment L''" '-I I' IJ Shahripr.iri-an i urn an Coy. Walker's efforts to 11:45 (41) Movie JflIrlflpr king . ii 'duo' at launch a sta te lottery to ba ll out S. Curr in f's_il 1:00 (2) Tomorrow Show ii iri.'krd r,I Sijamak-_in b (44) News the Chi cago bus l ines, ran kled I. liquor It. Ia-mini,,,1:15 (C) Movie I 'i-tjw Wine mil lions of people outside of v nil li-nato, i'l'nhiR,ne lI,'r.,' i.t j II-i*'I ,,tiirn Chicago. Itt,,-. m, i, 's lkI,'ti 1 9 SI,.TUESDAY to I...i I In, 'uf_ige "For why should we down. F.ur,..in 41 '5li(( li"n 'at, MORNING ;.'s.tiu-i fl i-,,i, ri staters help Chicago?" Is their 44 I'a,nlvi .o,i Mount_i,,, ZJ h is %tan e ars i iH angry reaction. .tomb lorm 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee 31 Small bile 'ii i-I 4' . Juir irwi bi Out 'l,.,tin "Let Chicagoans handle their 23 Number 13 To iv hing Ui'rrp"iik.n ii Labor rr.up a tripin. own problems," Is their next s mu,'nj ill SO(u1 SI t response. 12 inni ,''j,, ir CINT*AL FLOIJOAS OL.UT 12 IA".,' -irmi-ni '41 I;pr , iS MuI.ai1 And that is what would 2 r fli't-il' 1, AND F#d1$T mu sousi farnih 2 Trim happen when far more 'i-get_iNk' 'p1 %Nirt rr vi firing 'tii,n Ch icagoa ns become patrons of Kint "I lu-lit '' 1.1 Ha'gar'i,'d 5i I(.iiir''.,i. liii the bus lines. .Viiflial highI ',.b ffff/ES ',i A ',ll' U i',t 4%, .%, I nstead of squandering 50 \'IEIF 114 1.1 cents to $1 on a policy ticket to make the gambling syndicate Nssv'y W.s*.n, $.sf ?*cs&ad richer, it would be the is hdoction legitimate city bus lines that would then derive the extra 0Ot.DIN SPOON AWARD Income. .'-_ ', . — Ted's stress on Applied Psychology might ball city bUs es out of their present "red 111IL" It could also revive more p.ange of trains. For 9-9:36 NBC "THE GIRL ON 1$1 100 m patronage, a a trading stamps and prizes to THE LATER. LATE SHOW" magazine customers! This is the first half of a double feature of pilots. Don Murray CASE Z9l: Ted J,, aged stars as a 1V prod uction exec a is salesman for Hopk who gets involved In a murder Newspaper Syndi cate, "Dr. Crane," he began, case when he goes to Hollywood "Gov. Walker has suggested a to finda movie actress who has state lottery to raise funds to disappear ed. He runs in to an finance our Chi cago bus lines, assortment of Hollywood "And several other large characterrector (Walter Pidgeon) Manager of the club cities are wrestling with Yvonne e problem of how to keep where he lived De('arlo, former leading man their its bu.s lines out of the iVan Jotinsoimi and studio boss med. (Cameron Mitchell. "Many church people, however, are hostile to state s. ARC TilE ROOKIES lotteries, saying they promote gambling. (rerunj "Get Hyker" an cx"But why not use some of convict aimflsfor revenge for ume your stress on prope r motivation In business? "Bythat,Imeanwhynot g. ea ch bus patron an extra ticket Mu!, to be deposited In a special - , '._,_ ° BYGEORGEW, CRANE, Ph D., M.D. - .. ' perimenting, The cloth Ufl dernea th will then expand to provide more Inches 30 that would determ ine how much should rip. Reinforce the cloth top where it WS stitched to the elastic or it will tear. This coul d be done going over and ver it with the zigzag stitch on the se wing ma chine. Do not cut off t he ripped elastic until you are certain. If too much is ripped, sew part of it back, This also is successful for children's panties. Much depends on how theelasticwaslirstsewedon.If you are sure the added width Is right, bias tape could be sewed over the top cut edge. Do not do this at a seam or things might get complicated. S. M. DEAR l'oIlx When making pie crust I always was afraid it might tear. Now I turn my pie pan down over the rolled out cnut and p it back over the pan as It Is turned and the crust does not tear apart. — MRS. C.H. Monday, April 1, 19?4-9A TV Time Previews 6-9 CBS GLJNSMOKE It looks like Dodge City is going to lose Its marshal. Malt Dillon is wounded In a gunfight with a robber, and loses use of his right hand. So he turns in his badge and leaves town, However, he changes his m ind when he manages to defend himself against avengers. Win - ,-' DEAR POLL? - We have a new foam rubber ma ttress and spring set. The mattress - keeps slippi ng and it has to be Put back In place every mor. fling. how do other readers remedy this situation? hE LE N, DEAR POU.Y - My Pet Peeve is wi th children who have nothing be tter to do on a Sunday afternoon than to make joke telephone. They '4 culls on forget someone who Is sick may have to get out of bed to aner ,, - Men's Hail With Lottery The Sanford Herald Highlights For Bus Line By POLL? CRAMER By I.IZ1IATHIEUX Herald Correspondent sleeves. A dainty sash of white law of the bridegroom, served party .withdrew to the satin accented the tiny as best man. All of the male jell( wahip hall of the church for waistline. attendant., and the bridegroom the reception. By ABIGAIL VAN RUBEN GENEVA—Miss Ramona to know Our (laughter was Her triple tiered nylon wore black tuxedoes with pale Shun Sizemore and Wayne illusion veil cascaded softly blue n'arly in tears, and I ended the shirts and white carnation Out.of4own guests were from Peters &f Sanford, were united from an open Camelot cap of DEAR ABBY: How can I discussion by siding with her, _ boutonnieres tipped jn blue. The Crystal River, Orlando,$ piect Prince Charles? I have and thit is in Holy Matrimony Saturday, ruffled nylon lace where we left it. accented,,jth bridegroom's boutonniere was Enterprise, Orlando and always admired him, and it has March 16, 1974, at 2 p.m. by the seed pearl trim. She carried a a small Now my husband is upset cluster of stephanotis Sanford. been my dream to meet him one u lthbothmeandm)-daughter. Rev. Marvin Deese, pastor of Chantilly lace fan which was and tern. day, but I'm not having any Abby, do you the First Baptist Church, at a adorned with a modified think that was a Mrs. Sizemore, mother of the luck. candelight, Following a trip to the East double proper question for a father to ring crescent arrangement of white bride selected an ensemble of ___ I've written him several ask his 17-year-old daughter' ceremony. coast beaches the newlyweds br idal roses, stephanotis, blue robin's egg blue double knit letters, and each time his 'i~ Miss Sizemore is the baby's breath id 011 FASfl1ONE1o\t i and a floor length design with a tinya will make their home in da ughter secretary has answered, of Mr. and Mrs. J.B. removable corsage of sirailar Geneva. DEAR MOM: No Your bo lero jacket. She wore white lIE %J) FIRST Sizemore also of Geneva; the blossoms. saying: "The Prince of Wales budding (laughter's bra size is A shower o white accessories and a double white JAMES LA vouri, standing, right, with regrets that he Is unable to none of Dad's business. bridegroom is the son of Mrs. lace and tiny satin ribbons And cymbidlum orchid corsage; the meet you." Nobel prize winner Gerald Edelman, seated, ,A hil were on the subject of Mildred Peters and Ralph completed the bride's en. bridegroom's mother, Mrs. I am a normal, intelligent 20- measuring things, I wonder Peters of Sanford. semble. says men want hair that does something for Peters chose a floor length year-old ceuege girl. I'm told I Mrs. John Carter, presided at hal your husband's I.Q. is' them and are more interested than gown of dusty rose double knit. ever before the organ and accompanied her am pretty and have a pleasing in a good She also selected white ac haircut. Among his customers are husband, John Carter who sang personality. I've read Ushers here Jack Kaiser and cessorles and her corsage l)EAR ABlY: I am 35, Van was Johnson, top left, and Larry Csonka, everything could find about happily married, and the "Until The Twelfth of Never" Robert Ache. designed of white cymbidlum lyjttoin left. the royal family in general and mother of three. My and at the closing of th e service The bride's attendants were orchids. husband I Pnnce Charles in particular, enjoy a glass of wine with "The Lord's Prayer" as the Mrs. Jack Ka'ser, who served Immediately after the I'll bet I know more about the dinner. We never become in. benediction, as the matron-of-honor and her edtling ceremony the brida l ros al famils than most people tuiicdtod or jim n h'ri. r1,.:r it At1 los sere Myra and sister. Miss Dinah .tI,'n,r,' t Vincent Sizemore, sister and was the bcide'5 maid. Bo th '__'_L1_,1 flv1nnEnlandandtof My grandparents (my Mrs. Is the United Kingdom. brother of the bride. .\lyra later Kiser and Miss Sizemore wore mother's parents) strongly esided at the bride's book floor-length gowns of blue I hope you won't think I'm disapprove pr of alcoholic crazy, but I have even taken table. polyester which were fl ock ed In beverages, so out of respect to horseback riding lessons, and I them I never serve it in a pastel print pattern. fl1' th eir plan to take flying lessons when ' tflCt• They carried Georgian Given in marriage by her bouquets of pastel colored I can afford it because I know I had eight other guests for 8) VIvIAN BROWN father, the bride wore a floor- carnations and chrysan. those are Prince Charles' dinner, but because my lifestyle. Csonka wears a APNes1eat.es ',jter length gown of sheer nylon themums which were in. favorite sports. Also, if we ever grandparents were here, I semipart "with sides flowing meet I will have something to omitted the wine. even the way they want to go. terspersed with wisps of pink though If Larry Csonka's helmet had chapel sweep. Delicate lace and yellow baby's breath talk to him about. my husband and I, my parents, "Van Johnson is an example fallen off during the recent big of what ruching of acetate and nylon loops of rainbow Abby, you're supposed to and the other guests would have Super happens as a satin ribbon I Bowl game, he might grows older. I've a ccented the deep "V" shaped and a lace collar crmpleted the have all the answers. Can you enjoyed some, watched his bib have been the envy of all his hair slowly help my dream come true? and neckline, the flounced bouquets. recede in the last When my husband and 1 are men fans-. the chances are the five years. If I had put a part in hemline and (leepculfs of the CATHY IN BROOKLYN When in mv parents ' home, Larry Menard, brother-in. UUIUII i nave it, it Would have accentuated it, t'r.Att (A AT HI: SorT), but I they always serve wine, but if don't have the answer to this the grandparents drop in had a hair out o(' place, and made him look bald. So I've So says his personable just given him an artichoke one. Dreaming is all right, but unexpectedly, everyone 'UShtS hairstylist, youthful Mr. James cut, a layered, shorter cut that we have to Ike in the real around hiding the wine --If bottle of the Plaza in New York, who helps cover some of the world. So, wake up, Cathy. and glasses. cut Csonka's hair with the receding hairline but Vow' "Prince aiarmlng" could - "Z' I don't wan t to hur doesn't ____________________________ t my helmet in mind, ma ke him look as if something be someone you've already grandparents, but I wonder If a In fact, it is operation is being covered." met—in a Brooks Brother's iul$ this is the proper way to handle with a Brooklyn accent, yet! the wine situation? ASKING headfirst for many of James' Men with bald spots often clients in sports, theater, make the m / istake of combing a Lj7 DEAR ABBY: Please settle a usiness, science and the lot of hair from one side of the A U diplomatic service in a growing head to the other. James says DEAR ASKING: sin family argument. My husband, Since c' - ~ ( " ) , ia i of good grooming. James can and year parents Osuiflisuy ho Is this Is too obvious. Far better, our is-year.o,u enjoy wine " \. -. p/ ' _.',"' ~' k at dinner, I think t prove it. He Is photographed he suggests, to part It high on daughter that she was filling . I ,p • out" nicely-then he asked is Unnecessary I. ditch the with them in the pictures that the side, bringing only a little of .a 4 bottle and glasses when the the wall of his salon what her bra size was. — . My f ingers hold IAM's hair T Our daughter became err.. disapproving 11mg grandparents ~ barrassed, blushed, and said unexpectedly 1 p re in a certain way when I cut it. Abba Eban was concerned WITH A NEW COLLECTION shedidn'twanttoteUnI probably not oolng tern After It is cut It can't go any about his hair in front and on other wa'"heexlained A came to her defense and said FOR A NEW SEASON -. l used some t' hairto good haircut is easy-comb and cover the receding hair, but I that the question was a personal Hate to write lettrn? Send 11 flatters the face." matte, and I didn't think it was in Abigail permitted a little of the ') IN YOUR SIZE Van Burrn, I Lanky -'--s %3),'_r.trjz.' The -old James La receding area to show on both :, anything her father had to Dr., 0 I Ikrierly Hills, Cal. 9 212, Forte, who lives in Staten sides. That way he lets e know, ( th for Abby's booklet, "How to / Island with his wife and two world know he's balding a bit. He became angry and said Write Letters for All ,' ' -il ch dren, has been cutting hair butnotsornuchashereailyj," thatasherfa therhehadarlght Occasions." ( for 10 years. James adds. 0 Men once took hair for Some men might look right % • granted, accepting the regular with baldness—actor Tom ft.) celebrate Naturalize,. Week Knights will \\ cut and trim, but now they want Newell Is one that James away i% A \ /• hair to do something for them, doesn't cover. n n IL RIGHTER is a iVaturali:cir Shot' Wardrobe, he obaerd, And there Is good 00 re invited to come in and %'_ t /f/ ' news for the man who corn- Tranplatitiu plai ns he can never get a good register any time, Monday-thru 0. .4P of this week. 1CSWfE haircut-If you aren't sure of James r ar ely styles a long top from tIm, Carroll Riitse Insiftute \,\ There's no obligation to buy. You don I have to be present to win. the barber or hairstylist give anyway, except in the case of V 't (". " him this suggestion: cut the Nobel prize winning scientist 1 7 hair full, the same length all Gerald Edelman, who has I Just register. Drawing will be held Sat. Evening. FORECAST FOR TUESDAY, if," 'IJ/ SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 211 around. Two and a half inches Is transplanted hair that is coarse APRIL?, 1974 Handling official affairs wisely a good length for the average and needs special handling. A w rtant right now. Make man, James advises, is softener treatment permits s GENERAL TENDENCIES "Older men can't wear the Edelman to comb the coarse sure you Ill - very There Is much energy released regulation that app li es to iOU same ha irstyle )- ear after year. hair easily as he continues to '/ in the atmosphere now whi ch a, Their ha S change and '1.-. have additional ..,tr I , __ 'tilled in cotild be of perhaps ha \\ , face 7 . to Don'tt Ione a second of 1/ uller, The hair cut should be SAGITTARIUS ( Nov. '1 never Indent the back of __ ('..I ..' n. 21) this precious day and show your .. adjusted. Hair should be worn theheador the New interests are temples. It must Vecial capabilities. Also fine beckoning to you now and you shorter for more sophistication be I kePtfullso ehead looks for r0mlim and having a should study th em with should wear the perfectly round," James In. pleasant delay. Discuss this subject wi thlong sty . ... college (if-f Phone Calls Not Very Funny i Exchange Vows In Double Ring Rites il I I woKe .111"" - Raise Funds Matinees Mon., Wed,, SaI.,1:45pM. 1411 New Grandstand New Color TV In (-q,- 2" cl-f S fAflFORD-ORLFflDO KEflflEL CLUB tO Mite, north (it het-,ee Rv%rrw to ri-, i:',i iii j . �lb I Csonk TORONTO Al') — Larry Csonka, Paul Warfield and Jim Kuck - gears in the Miami 1)olphins' grind.it.out offense have jumped for an estimated $3.5 million to the Toronto Sortluen of the World Football Ia.ague, giving the fledgling league almost instant respectability. "We're guaranteed this monO cy," said KIlck alter the sign. ings, effective for the 1975 season and for three years, were disclosed Sunday. 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You'll find new ideas and time tested formulas for making your family living a beautiful and creative lifestyle. 110 Kick I "i -111, disappointed, shocked, sick, whatever ...," a bitter Joe Hobbie, managing general partner of the Dolphins, said in Mi;uin Sunday night after the julill) was aflfloufl(l in 'foronto. "I feel I player agent i Ed Keating took three of our play. ers to Canada who were in It frame of mind to come back amid listen when they left." But Hobble said the Dolphins weren't concerned about any legal action "at this point." Csonka, who rushed for more than 1,000 yards the past three seasons, said his financial (uture was a primary considera. lion in the move. Even More 'In this case, it IS one of the considerations, of ('nurse," the bull-necked fullback said, "but tt'r Fr' thc Glum; - cip - WOMEN'S WORLD..... club offered us more than we anticipated — even more than we has asked for in the ex. ploratory package." Robbie said he had asked eating to return with the play. ers from Toronto, where negotiating sessions took place, adding that the 33 million wouldn't burn in two days." But, Robbie said Keating responded with a take it or leave it" attitude and the Dolphin official refused to neotiate by phone. "Everyone knows how I feel about them," Shula said. "The)are are great players. We were in a unique situation of being able to go after our third Super Howl in a row next season. Our thought was to do everything possible to get everyone back.' They Warfield, like ('sonka, aciii. el a part in his decLIon. K tick lost his starting position to Mercury Morris in 1972, also said pride was a factor In his decision to sign with Toronto. "I have a lot of pride and I want to play a tot of football," he said. "I feel 1 can contribute to any football team. That Is one of the big reasons." The contracts were for "well in excess of $3 million," Keating said. "1 hope this Introduces a new c'rncept in owner-player relationships.Robbie said Keating asked the Dolphins to match a Toronto offer of $3.5 million — $3 million to be deposited in advance in a bank account, and a guaranteed three-year, no-cut, no-trade I I 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 SEMINOLE MAGAZINE..... Is Glad For Them All-pro guard Larry Little said he was "glad for them— it's an opportunity. I'm just sorry I'm not going up there with them." Star cornerback Tim Foley said the team would miss the trio but didn't (eel they were deserting the Dolphins. Doley said Csonka has "made a tremendous contribution to us and the team. I hope everybody is happy he's got such a good deal put together:' Kiick said that another Dolphin star, defensive tackle Manny F'erandez was exploring ff''r frn th'.' !''rtldnl SVE'l. n J oining tars have their way, the North- reaction of It's good enough men won't play in Toronto. The for them, it's good enough for Ho' effects of Sundays "shot WFL franchise, some say, con- rue' thinking among NFL playheard 'round the world'' of pro stitutes threat to the Canadian ers football may not be certain for Football League; it could divide Monday, April 1, 1974 as long as two years. But one (an interest and open the way Page —lB Joe Robbie, Dolphins' thing was made clear by the for further Incursions into other managing general partner, had signing to Toronto Northmen major Canadian markets such a chance to match the Toronto contracts of Larry Csonka, Jim as Vancouver and Montreal. offer. He didn't. Financial Klick and wide receiver Paul security like that offered by Warfield: an International war Respectability Now Bassett comes only once In a has begun, and the battles to The new league threatens the career, so three very talented follow may leave countless established NFL - a threat football players will play out casualties behind, made even stronger Sunday the option year on their NFL The fighting was already "a- when the first "big names" contracts and Join the Nor. der way in Canada over per- Jumped leagues. The WFL, thmen in Toronto — or p mission for the Northmen to which many had hoped would wherever - in 1975. play in Toronto, But the sign- shrivel up and disappear, for By JOHN CHERWA a three-run-homer In the top of ings of the three National Footirst time Herald SHS 's Brown keys Swee Correspondent the fourth, producing a 4-2 lead, ball League stars has drawn the tant factor: )'1 begun. respectability. and go for another chain. (icr said the deal is "to the benBrown hit his first homer of the United States into the conflict. The signing of ) marginal ptoixshlp." play. efut of the players as far as FOREST CITY Sanford's second game in the bottom of ers didn't make waves What Next? bargaining power goer. It's Is This War? Struggle's Center Randy Brown drove In the the inning with one aboar(i0 more than it did in the early Telephone Blues something each man has to In the first game, the score at 44. Robbie may have been the Asked if the Dolphins would winning run At the center of the struggle is Stages Of the American Footballft wounded in action. The up the pitching credit and think out for himself.yJ The Pats came back to take a Northmen owner John Bassett, League, American Basketball (ni4 casualty reports have have matched the Toronto of1 %aid I was sure I could the winning home run Iii one rim All-Pro guard lArry [Attie fer. Robbie said, "It depends on lead In the top of the whose $3-million pakage offer Association or World hockey not yt arrived, but they may be persuade them It would be in said, "I'm glad for them—It's what you think you tile second game as the Tribe fif tit when lienry Branson made lured a segment of the Miami Aswiation. But the acquisition known are by midl-week, by which bUY- swept a doubleheader 6.4, 6-5 his way round the bases via Dolphins' potent offensive of Csonka, Kllck and Warfield their interest to stay In Miami," an Opportunity. I'm Just sorry Ing—a raid on the DolphIns Hobble added. "But for all I I'm not going up there with the NFl. or three good ball from Lake Brantley, Saturday CFfOtft. bataltion to the World Football cannot be overlooked. The three time the parliament may have decided the fate of the World afternoon. know there may have been thtrn." Down by one run In the last League. players." were major contributors to two Football League in Canada. Toronto Brown became a one-man Inning. Seminole pinch hitter representatives In Miami and other SF!. The success of this maneuver consecutive Super Bowl Clu-is Frank tied the ball game will be gauged at the turnstiles champions and now they've listening right then. I think cities, the deal was read as Hobble said he would exam- team lii the second game of ; There i.s one certainty: corncontract was signed then, If not trouble for team owners. Inc the trio's contract with To.. doubleheader, hitting two home with fl circuit blast and Brown when, and if, Toronto plays its gone to the WFL. placency has been shattered in before." rrnto to make sure the Del- runs over the short Brantley hit his final homer of the day to first game with the mereenar) Seriously Now NFL offices across the United Chain Reaction? phin's Interests were protected fence, in addition to picking up put the cap on a sweep for the troops. But Robbie Hob States. The upstart league Isn't said he refused to Tribe. Win in relief. Foley said a lot of players but said he was not concerned It certain Canadian legislaAnd that could set off a chain kidding around, negotiate by telephone, con- would start taking the new with a('ourt action at this time. The first contest was a pit- Lake Brantley AS R H Rbl 70 1 000 ctiing duel between ace Patriot I I 0 0 pitcher Keith Bebout and Gftô.c II 3 0 0 0 ; Sanford's George Hoffman. me ' '• _________ .?. home run was the difference. Iieut, It 3 I I 0 I 0 0 0 •: Sanford flrstbascmnan, Bennie Mills, hit one out in the n:a, It, I 0 0 fourth inning, but was more "V2 l I 0 0 0 than matched in the bottom of ii 300 0 the third when Steve Hargis hit it, i o o a a grand-slam homer. P 0 0 0 By The Associated Press ii geles Sharks S-4; the Minnesota spot in the chaotic East DtiThe tying and winning run Total -' Theregularseasonhasended Fighting Saints topped the sion behind Ship Krake's two AS R H RBI came in the top of the seventh for the Quebec Nordiques, but IioustonAeros5-and the Win. goals frame, Wuss,, a o c o the pressure will continue for mpeg Jets uropped the Van. lop Shaun O'Brien was hit by a O' Bien C 1 I 0 0 a nother week. couver Blazers 4-3 in overtime. bros 5' Sharks I overtime. 2 I 0 0 pitch but was erased when SotP' R NtIs 'I lb Quebec dropped the final Toronto also gained an East Smith hit into a fielder's choice. P'Cp'4rd, pr o i oa game of its World Hockey Asso. Toni Webster scored with Division playoff berth with its D . Ib John Zeuli followed with a 0 0 0 0 ciation schedule, 3.2 in over. 2:40 remairung in the overtime lII _t:.i ' let ry over Los Angel s ''" single and Brown, pinch hitting I,,,,., •,.. ''"v' 1IJpIdIIU r'_..t._., I •.... "rar5Qr'. U WV 144111V 101 LOt' ' [U- Rookie left wing Pat flicker lU1 0 0 0 for Gtrge Sumukanich, singled recr,Ii,c, 30 oa let-s Sunday afternoon and now lers. Mike Paruzeau had tied it scored his 26th goal of the iykv Smith borne. 5"cb 0 I 0 imiust wait until the Chicago for Quebec with less than six season at 14:11 of the third "" " 00 The Tribe added an insurance A 4 1,ank,ll Cougars play their remaining minutes left in regulation play. period to win it for the Tor 1 I I I run when I3rown reached 4 i o o o two games to see if they've 4. second on an error, third on a Total 1$ 6 S 4 Oilers 4. Cougars 1 Saints 5, Aeros made the playoffs. passed b,all and scored onMills' Lake Brantley 010 119 0-5 1 1 lion Climie scored a goal and The Nordiquei have 80 points Slike Walton scored his Mui ii,,' '''bord single. 200 and hold fourth place in the an assist to help Edmonton de. goal and 60th assist of the seaL0"Q, Mils, Ztute. Ferrell too The se( gartic saw both , - ..r.t.%. East DivLsion, while fifth-place feat Chicago and keep the Que- son to spark the Minnesota 'vrIe,, 1f'ank, Brown I. OP a teams play -long ball, In a LOB Sant,d -- B nt ('hicago needs two points in its bec playoff hopes alive tempo- triumph, Murray Heatley had a short park. $ SR - O'Orer'. S'r?h P final games to displace Quebec rarily. goal and two assists for the °"" Brantley's Jeff Welker belted and face New England in World U titamak r e. SAC (,,r The victor), in which Steve Sain.s Trophy first-round action. IP R ER H Jets I, Blazers 3 ('''l>ie Ken Baird and Rusty I 7 6 Elsewhere in the WHA Sun- P,'genau Santor Fran [luck scored two main10A' It AS R H RSI also score-i, din3 3 7 3 0 (' I 0 0 ilerrotk 1 1 72 day, the Edmonton Oilers deuhid third place in the West utes into the overtime period to Or n i feated the Cougars 4-1 the liro..,n 1W ) I 0 I )S give Winnipeg its victory. Van)ivLsuon for the Oilers ('leveland Crusaders trimmunet! 'r',l 71) couver's Bryan Campbell had 3 0 I 0 WP Ilnosk, PB Gar's il l . the Jersey Knights 4-2: the ToSn Crusaders 4, Knights 0 0 I 0 0 '8t• tiedthe game with 1523 gone in ronto Torus edged the Las An. i 0 0 0 Cleveland clinched a playoff the third period I 1 I 1 W044re. to 3 I 0 0 World Hockey Playoff Nordiques Sweating , ,I - . Our own beautiful magazine, filled with in. terestlng and informative features about your communities and your neighbors. You'll find something in Seminole each week to wonder about, talk about, be proud of. Seminole takes the pulse of our community and delivers it to you each Sunday, More of everything. News of every kind. Business news, social situations, a complete 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 it all at your fingertips in The Herald, Canada appeared there was little resentment among their teamimiates. By FRANK BROWN .%P Sports Writer por t 1.1g,11 SUNDAY NEWS..... Mor- r' Pro Football Fight "11 um MIAMI Al' - You just cluding the conversation with league seriously now. And can't replace Larry Csonka, Keating, f)gtijjj.gti Steelers star (tillJim Kuick and Paul Warfield, Robbie and Dolphin pla)crs back Franco h orn s 5 iud he hit' coach of the two-tujiw ct NFL owners to start talkfor comment said they l.'.s Super Howl champion Miami reached r ing money sooner than they wished the trio good luck. Dolphins. Star cornerback Tim Foley have In the past. "Ever) body knows how I feel said their departure was like •'y usually like to wait about them," Don Shula said breaking up family but he was Sunday night after learning happy they made a good deal. until we're halfway through that the trio had signed a $3.5 lie said they would be missed, swumer camp," Harris said million contract to play with the but would not destro>- the Shula said he had Just gotten Toronto Northmen of the new Dolphins' 1974 hopes. to the point where he could start World Football League. "They "You don't build a team thinking about contracts for are great players." around three people," he said. 1974. "The way our line blocks there Play By Ear takes time to stud' the are several runners in the league who can do real well be. game films," the coach said. "I'll play it by ear," Shula hind it," "We always want to analyze the said. "Our thought was to do all play before we make money possible to gel everyone back Defensive end Vern Den 11cr - offers" Wa Kikk was the Dolphins' No. 2 running back behind Csonka until he was replaced by ris. His primary attributes have been his pass receiving and blocking, and what Shula has called his nose for the goalline in short-yardage, scoring Situations I - itt entra- Action A N I Csonka, a 6-foot-2, 24pounder, is a six-year NFL veteran and pounded out a record 145 yards and two touchdowns in the Dolphins' 24-7 rout of Mn. nesota in Super Howl VIII in January. Warfield, a veteran of 10 NFl. seasons, led theArnerican Conference last year with II touchdown receptions. The 6foot, 190-pound receiver made 29 regular-season catches for 514 yards, a 17.7-yard average. Lot Of Pride c1:11V 1rruth ' Players Eye Stnrt w I • U . .l.. A modern up to the minute coverage of the -A4 changing world of women... 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Each earned about $60,000 last season as Dolphins, plus the extra money — 115.000 each in the Super Howl — for playoff victories, No breakdown on how the $3.5 million would be divided among thi' three was disclosed, l'reswnably, Csonka would get the most IflOflC)'. Kiick said the otheril teams in the WFL, which will begin play in July, contributed II mulion to the contracLs, highestpriced deals ever in pro football hustt'r Robbie Is 1\i F I i'- .. , , . ,.. "''' 1hII.I"' - "-.. .-.--.. - " "' i'" '-- "l1 -. Jk_ t , You Live In Herald Coun r 690subscri e NOW To Central Florida's Finest Evening Paper Delivered To Your Home For Only 55C A eek If^&% A111,11111% _ I I 0 . C IUhuuhhuhhhIUIU••uuuu..ui.. M.II% It) I t I 7 0 I 1 ,I O.K. Herald, It's About Time I Began Getting U U U ! MY Newspaper Every Day: Start Dellveringj omlon.v I TUII3E'SO'BJtIEN (13) IN DOUBLE PLAY ' I U I U I ra But Brantley glovework not enough Cptr,pr 14o1$man. p 11 erreii . Toll Thrcc k'iIlr1 In P.-.A.^4 .1 10 35 6 6 Lake BranIl,p r.. 0 00Q 2 0 I c -' AB R HRBI . Court: Destroyer Gets 'Derby' Shot Little League s Last At Bat Hi gh ARCADIA, Calif. (APi A in I-4A I-4 4-5 The triumph paid ri' as jockey Steve Valde, big, lazy colt takes his owner to 189 80. $2.4o and $20. won with Matun for an $11.60 the Kentucky Derby for the first Previous high winning payoff payoff. The' favored Forage furitime next month after scoring for a $2 ticket in the Derby was ished cet-nn.4 iin,I .i... it.., — �2B — The Sanford Herald Monday, April 1, 1974 The Hitters Are — Pow-Bang! Catching Up With Pitchers Legal Notice FLORIDA FISTIC IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PRORATE DIVISION NO 52.24 In re: the Estate of MATTIE CH'LDS, Deceswd FINAL NOTICE . -. __________ __- nd home run In as nny ugging cxhiUon baseball game. Ie and nine mm in four innings as a threnzn homer off Al Do. - --- --I - Professional . - hurlers who upheld the honor of f Itant, walloped a to eveiand's (rlie Spikes seven innings of one-hit ball and tatthews and Jim Willoughby Cecil Cooper paced the Boston - 4- . _ ____ - done, the Royals double off hail. whacked the A's I. Dave Met and finished with four secuth-e pitches in the Brewers' siogle to lead the New York Item: Mike Anderson, Willie ___ tripled was Even the winning pitcher suf- the New York Mets. HOWARD SMITH Hayes Unstoppable Tu'&' in Buffalo with the the Spurs winning 113-109 and AP Sjorts Writer Boston Ceitic leading the the Stars 114-99. "We know we can beat the Braves 1.0. Boston won the In Hayes' case, the conHayes, who led the NBA in Stand' ings fler 107-97 Saturday. Knicks now," declared Capi. fldencs, is not hard to underrebounding this season, played I tal's Elvm Hayes. "This is Just stand. The 6-foot.9 former There were no games played the final 17 minutes of the game By The AsIiat.d Press what we needed to win it all." Houston All-American has co. In the American Basketball A.s.- With five fouls. NH L Hayes and the rest of the lected 74 points In the first two sociatlon playoffs Sunday but BWlet.s East DIV1$II were brimming witlt games, despite an assortment all eight teams are in action 'Elvin Smart' w I. T Pts OF oa BOSton confidence Sunday after dump. of Knick defensive maneuvers, tonight. $115 C Ill 3$ 7Q log ntreat "473 9 97 New York 97 to even their He got 34 of them Sunday to go 'Smart players can play with NY Rangr 35 73 Ii 25$ 234 National Baetba1l along with Phil Chenier's Tororwo five fouls," said Capital Coach 33 26 IS $2 762 720 Nets Lead Squires Association Eastern Con- point outburst, fljtt'o II 3212 71 234 ' K.0 Jont5. 'I)iith i1l Dr!rol 75 37 10 66 304 ference semifinal playoff series In Milwaukee, The Bucks sit dossn, and there are a lot of 27 '2 II 214 25.2 at one game each. In the East Division, the Vir- dumb players around. But El. Island I? £ II 52 us tank a commanding 2-0 lead ginia Squires visit New York tin Isn't one of them," over Los Angeles In their WestWest DilSion Enthusiastic WIth the Nets leading 1-0, and Ph.IMa 47 IS 12 l 255 15.3 em Conference semifinal series the Kentucky Colonels en. 35 73 ,, 35.3 Milwaukee ran off 12 straight L Angeles 31 73 12 74 2)4 273 players "Against the Knicks, the by whipping the Lakers 109-90. terthin the Carolina Cougars In points, seven of them by Oscar have the attitude that .tlan!a The Detroit Pistons host the their series opener, 3 ° Robertson, midway through the they're too tough to beat, and Chicago Bulls tonight In game 23 35 Il 43 771 759 t Lovit third period to pull away from 23 17 42196 731 they go into a game tight," two of the other Western Con. Ptt. 7 3, e 61777761 In the West, the San Antonio Los Angeles. Kareem Abdul. Calif I) 52 10 34 119 Hayes explained, "These ference semifinal series. The Spurs visit the Indiana Pacers Jabtsar had 32 points and Rob. clinched d,vition title games loosen you up because Pistons took the rst game 97.8a and the Utah Stars welcome the erLson 19 for the winners, Gail Sau.,day's Omes you know they can be beaten Saturday. Chicago 2. Dttroit i San Diego Conquistadors, San Goodrich had 21 points (or the Montreal S. L Angei 2 and that attitude carries over The other Eastern Con. Antonloand Utah hold 1-0 leads Lakerswhoshot a miserable 3$ next game." Toronto 7, Ntw York Rangers ference series resumes by tfttue of Saturday victories, per cent froni the field. 'a .' COLLISION AT HOME PLATE (iLl) SAILoRS, soldiers and airmen play some softball over a balmy weekend at the Sanford Airport. Shn above, a Veterans War Pt 10050 player from Casselber _______________________ _______________________ by the Sanford Fleet Reserve. Foreign ge "tackled" at home plate 2 Baby Hounds Find Number '4' Lucky LONGWOOD — Four became leading the Lion offense. HERALDSCOREIOARD the lucky number for the b the first inning the hounds Lyman Jayvee baseball tutu Jumped off to a 4-0 advantage. Lyman AS R H EEl Saturday as they won their The rally started when leadoff Aridrano. Cl Vancouver 3 I $ o 4. New York fourth game of the year, bat Donny Andriano reached i 0 0 01 Islanders 7 P4altn, ph Philadelphia S Boston 3 0 0 0 0 breaking a four game losing on an error; Matt Simonelli Attiby, rf SI Louis 1, Pittsburgh 3 3 I 1 o streak, with a (our run first followed with a single as did Mianov,clt.rl Atlanta i. Minnesota I Inning as they trampled i 0 0 0 Lft*i(h, lb Steve Ashby. 2 I I V$ Cam,; 3 Osledo jayvee squad 72. Toronto 3. Nuw York Rangers o Leitwicti then drilled a triple Wthrow, lb 3. t'e 3 The Greybounds broke out of to the fence Mickey Manning Cacciapotli. 3 Boston 4. Detro,t I 000 the skid, scored Letiwich on a single, ..nd R atum. It Vancouver ;, California o nd1ng 1 I 0 0 Sultilo 4. Mirinosota I 1 0 o 0 Lions for nine hits. Jim thE rest of the SIdE was FEUtEd. Schrenk.It Semnara. lb Louis 2. Cti,cago 3, lii 7 I I Ovtdeo put their two runs on Meatu., Meadows and Steve Harper PittsbUfgh 1, Atlanta 7 1 0 i o '°' Ifl the top of the fourth P4tp held the Lions in check on three Monday's Games Clark.c No games SChejI.id mnlng. 2 0 a a has and no earned runs. LoraPi,c Total In? ) Saturday'; Games Trevino said. 'i'he win I do best72-hoIetotalonpco golf need." tow thIs year. .4; ? .- , iç . - I. rr - :•Vc. ., ••. I 7F31f :' "about as near perfect a round Youthful South African ko US. Open chamof golf as I've ever played." Hobby Coe, who had started pion Johnny Miller 70-.2 and That was the seven-under-par the final round in a tie with Billy Casper 74-.-286. Arnold 0lSfinalroundthatcomplet.eJap Trevino for the top spot, Palmer did not compete. almost incredible performance, fInished with a 73 and was tied Trevino collected $3Q, In four day's of competition he for second with rookie Ben from the total purse of 1150(0) didn't make a bogey, missed Creshaw at 275. Crenshaw, who and pushed his earnings for the three greens and two fiairways now has two second place year to 150,577. __________________________________________________________________________________________ _____________________ LujjI.s iAP Hub Nurdrn.snn anti Ron Coleman, have been named basket. ball assistants at St. Louis University. The a.poiotments of the two were made Saturday by 30.year.old Billikens Coach Randy Albrechi, who a day before — ii 1kb p t u litliii. Ncrdmann, 34, played for 3' sesons in the National Basketball Assriauon after playing his college ball at St. 14*115 wasa two4ime All-Big Eight selection at M.suowj. ' 101 " 'U 9. Chic.go(A)7 . Chica IN) 3. ID Montreal 4. Baltimore Ertoj City?. Botton 6 C.ni,land 4. Milwauliee 7 Monday's Games BoSton vS SI Lout at St Pu ttfU)'g. Fla Cleveland vs Chicago IPII at ottsdae. Art Minnesota vs Chicago lAb at Sarasota, Fla OaSIand *5 Milwaukee at Sun II Tuesday's Games Al'i t (5, 'Jr' Ala, rgtt (hicago IA) vs Cinelnnati at Llj DrIrol vt HOuston at Houtton Los Angoie vi San Franciuo Saturday after a long iUne.s. Curry played (or 15 years with fj1 Memphis Iteli S and ws manager for Canada, drove his '65 Chevy up one side of tiree years. lie also played with the New a ramp, flew over 10 ears volunteered by York Black Yankees, the Baltimore Elite the audience, and came down cleanly on ants and the Philadelphia IA1i. I, the othe: sick' at Rivctjd Raceway Sun. :r.anaged the Stars for two yearg, ________________________________________________________________________________________ day - .. ,, a * ' "" , ' a __ .8 , .. . a..'I ' - a av's Oame Atlanta a. Minnesota S Dttrot I (ricirnali ho 'on 5. Tevas I Ics Angeles I. Californ,a I n np,t VS PitttbuW oraurnlcvi Detrol vS HOuston at HOVSto. Qht tVS AI'QtIPS *5 San Francisco at I''ar.,, Ar, r.g,! Curry Succumbs Canadian Flies Chevy . . - Detroit $0. Boston 1 Kantas C.'y I). Omaha (AAI S Montreal vs. Philadelphia at Clear*ater. Fla It was the first timeCarter had Jumped rIver cars Ift said his usual sc00l buses. i'P1ll Cars were supposed to be supplied for the stunt, but the vehIcles were not there when needed, so Carter asked for vol. Unicef's to put their ears on the line. "I'm shaking like a leaf," Carter said as he waddled away frwxi the Jump. M11'11IS (API Homer "Goe" Curry. 63, a basc'bsi player In the old !.W' . '11% I Callorn,a vs University Of Call ,,t Irvine at Irvine, Calil Atlanta vs ttelt'more at PIt* Sports Briefs çj', a Sin Francro IC, Oakland 3 New York (Al 10. 8al$lmore, II (? St. Louis U. Assistants . a . .. San Diego IC. Cleveland, Rod Curl and LaiTy union followed at 276, Curl with a Trevino, whse rags to riches His winning margin was a finIstdJI 69 and Hinion 72. career has won him more than fantastic eight strokes, Jack Nicklaus, the 1973 New tg a million dollars, was relaxing gest in more than Orleans champion, never really 12 in the pleasant after-glow of J5 .iA,.4 you got Into it. He had a last round know, I'd never Sunday triumph In the Greater played this course good be. iOafldwastiedat277Withjefl.y New Orleans Open, a victory (ore," he said of the lake'dot- McGee, 69, and Australian that ended a 13-month famine ted, cypress.studd 7,0IO.yard David Graham, 73. for the South African Gary' Player man who has become an l.akewood Country Club layout. American folk hero. rIosedwithapar72ag 'Alwa's before this course had total. Bruce Riampton of Aus- P %_._ -. 4Qu5?on 7, Teoas I Os Angeles 9. Ralilorni. 3 Montreal S. P4ev. York tNt 0 Philadelphia 7. Minnesota 7 Chicago (Al 5, Pittsburgh I Chicago (P4k I. Milwaukee I NEW ORLEANS (API — and finished with a 267 total, a finlshesthisseason,closad with 'Ft -'L'• ( .. 9, Atlanta 1. 5? 1vt 3, tO onngs "The money I don't need," Let distant 21 under par and the a 70. . . . h..., - Baseball Trevino After Gol' Win: I Thanks, I Needed That )f:1ui . . Pittsburgh at Ntw York Maft Simonelil was the lop Simonelli Doubles 5lnq lutter for the Hounds, going two Pt'ilalppia at Mnntjta Oviedo iv (O 0-7 3 2 Lman JV California at St. LOui; 1 2)0 i-7 (or three, including two RBIs. 2 -__________________ The Gre)i3ounds got the runs Buster Leftwich picked up two back in the bottom of the fourth F -- Manning, Seminari Merchant, RBLS In the first winning o a after Bob Riazzi and Joe M4$P'rrly. 2B — S'mor*lli, 35 triple. Leftwch. Wiltiro*. SB — Manning Seminara both walked and DP - Nono. LOB Ex i ition 1 - Ovisdo 7 Jim Evans went two for four, Simoneth doubled, Lymir & SAC — Ilarpei, YJ'# I Ts.esdays Games 2o00 24 1 '' . 1,¼,"treal vs .nsas City as Jackttnvtlle NI* Yost (A)v New York (NI as Colunba. N Carolina. n.gnf PI'.JIdeIPf.. vs S Lot's a 5' Pttft5bqg. Fla Pt'iladeipe,a vs Pttsburgh a! Brdanoon. ia MiIv.9v5 vs Chicas, at Scott Wile Ar (a tcrn.4 vs U ci !.o,utheqn Ca'.i a' Palm Springs. Call Ma'nnot. vi Bo?on CI Waster HiyCn, Fla Oakland ,5 CltyCfInd at Tucson. Arl I -- -- PRESTON RICHARDE SLIDES UNDER TAG AT HOME throw during doubleheader action Saturday against Lake Brantley as the Tribe swept both Sabre's Martin Pursues 'Magic' By The Associated Press "I'll play 150 minutes a game 'l'he Buffalo Sabres, officially if I hate to to get It," he said. ellrnir,ate1 from the National hit' Sabrts llt first.peri1 hockey League's Stanley Cup goals from Jerry Korab, Gil playoffs Saturday, are reduced Perreault and Brian Spencer, to purswng individual goals. chasing Gwnp Worsley out of Wingcr flick Martin, for cx. the Minnesota net, and were in ample, has his eye set on the control the rest of the way magic 50-goal itiark and he ('raig ILucy connecitsi 'n the doesn't have far to go. second period for the Sabres, Martin netted his 48th of the OndDonLoccandlart1nadoed season Sunday night as the Sa. third-period hers whipped the Minnesota Jude Oroufn scored for MmNorth Stars 6.1, ending the nesota, 4 &ulns$, Wings 1 Elsewhere in the NIL Bos. DonMarcotteandKenHoige ton whipped DetroIt 61; To. initedaflve.goalexplosmony ronto tied the New York pumping in goals l seconds I Rangers 3-3; Pittsburgh beat apart early in the third period Atlanta 4-2; St. Louis skated to a for Boston, hlodge wound up 24 tI, with ChIcago; and with two goals, his 48th and Vancouver routed California 70. 49th, and Phil Esposito collectMartin scored 37 goals last ed his 67th, season and La most analous to iin 4, F1an,? hit 50 thIs time around. He has i Pittsburgh edalI ts goals gtm left to do it. in the fInal period. _______________ ____________________________ ,Ij_' -. — - 4 USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES 73 INCHES BY 36 INCHES 1 5CIACN p IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They Just Fit Between Stdd1n and Rat ters) NONRUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN )O0 N. FRENCH AVE — PH, 322.2dii I — PICTITOuS NAME never seen a r •e inept perfonnance, I and this time he will do well. II so, he Is a if he needs the money that badly he corner. But to take a mainvent bout with PR744eCp The Sanford Herald L_!9al Notice NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE ISHEREBYGIVENthI? virtue certain Writ Monday, AprIl 1, 1974-38 Legal Notice NOTICE OF RESOLUTION CLOSING. VACATING AND RIGHISOF WAY Eucution iSsued Out Of and under ABANDONING TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN undersigned has presented to the the C'rcuil Court. Seminole County, ESTATE OF BEN H, JONES Pie seal of ma County Court of Honorable Circuit Judge of Florida in accordance with thu NOTICE 5 hereby given that tie Oerea mange Cunty. Florlda, upon a Omit Board ceminole County, Florida, Pity 01 County CommiSinert of final proviSionS Of the F,dit5 Name ,vdgmen$ r('ldered in the aoves.id tturn, account and vchsrs, as States, To Wit NOTICE TO CREDITORS court on the 4th day of March, A 0. Semiote County, FIOridi, at ?s Sti MS E'ecutrie of the Estate of MATTIE Florida Statutes TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Ifll. in th*t certain CI ltS7 entitled, regular meeting held on the 5th day CilLD5, deceased, and will On the Of January, A 0 1,71. fl the CLAIMS 0 DEMANDS AGAINST Sun BaIIk of Pifli un Itt day of May, lfli. make ap PubliSh March 25. April , •, SAID ESTATE. N A ty Commissioners Meeting Room r Plaintiff, vs Robirt AHillS. , G.nbirg ilcatlon for final $efllement 01 ,, lCll You and each of you are hereby and Linda A theCourtpiouwat Sanlord, Siminole adniinistrjtion of said estate, and notified and requr Greenberg, Defendanl, County. Florida, pursuant t ,.P.!Z 110 to file any *hiCh t an order discharging her as cla,n, an deman aforesaid Writ Esecution Petition and Notic, heretofore .ch or was delivered to me asofShintO of ['icu.rii NOTICE OF INTENT TO VACATE Seminole COunty, Florida, and I given. patted arid adopted a DATED this the 20th day of FOPTIONS OF CERTAIN PLATS estalemfltheotflceoftheClerkof thu bave CloSing. vaca.ng and liId upon the fOIing abandoning, renouncing and FLORIDA S Mary Simpson Circuit. Seminole County. Florida, A Greenberg and Linda A. COuriIVOf Seminole and the ptlec ri TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Probate Divisn, in the Courthoe Greenberg, seid PrOpirty being and to the tOIlOrig dCS(ribed titPd. Pursuant to Chapter 177 101 Of MATTIE cHILDs, calidar nth trom the time 4 more particularly described as Allof that part 0. Michigan $tre Pubtith April I. •. i,; ot County Commissioners of Eèch claim or demand mutt be in One ill Ii7I Ford Mustang, L;c corner of Lot II to IPi Noeth,vitt tt% 01 certan plats 01 he state the place of residence and post and the underied SPur subdiviSion kno* as THE Oftice address of the claimant an ill Of Serinole County, Florida, will at MOCK, iccording to the plat thereof Public Hearing will be held in the City Commiisn Room, cty Hall, 'i(odi fl Piat Rook It, Page 17. Pi-Pl- Rr.co,ds of 'rnur0l. County. TtiWay, April 1, 1971, to Consider Loft I through & inclusive, Block 0. shall be vd the highest bidder, for ch, subjed Dated at Sanford. Florida, thiS to any and all eii5ting leinj, at the of the Public Records 01 Sminole fly the Board Of ounty (cr Katherine Louiie Jot , rt J County COurthi, in Sanford, Florida. this 5th r -.' ' 'u"-. "V .uuve oescroe. per ,u ,n toning urainance of the -. r' xoao lying East of the East CURTIS II 60FF I CHARLES N. tonal unsuspecting public. - Board of Court, Property right of way line of Penelope Drive City of Sanford, Seminole County. PRATHER Commissoner; That said sale is beII'ig made to Florida Thi; petiln i; submitted on Attorney for Esecutris Semmnole C , ', I' satisfy the term; of said Writ of RezonIng From: SR ISA, Single behalf of THE GREATER CON 101 SOJI take Ayfnu, By H E,ecul,rs Si irn dc be cj 5?Cre:t Family Resntat O5tril STUC TlOPi COFsP . 1 lord. OrLi'do Florda )131 Clerk at Altamonle Garage i Altarronte To That Cl Corporation dated Ihs 7n da, Of PC I, ReStricted Pubith Mr 3$ & Apr I. 191i The preliminaries send Walter Newell Springs, Florida Further in CommercIal District March. $971 ii,". Lnn 21. 131 format,ors ava'iable from the Civil That Property Described as Lots out against lrv Giflord and heavyweights LOWNDES. PEIRSOL, Deputy Clerk Dviton of the Seminole Coity Seat) IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE and I. Block 27. Dreamweld DROSDICK I DOSTER 4th James Youngblood and Clint Walker In a Stierill's Departmnt Secln, as recorded In Plat Book 4. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. PROFESsIONAL sis rounder. That is right, I said Clint blith Apr I John F Polk, Page 9?. public records 01 Seminole CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE ASSOCIATION DEA 13 Walker. You know, the undefeatea County, Florida COUNTY, FLORIDA, By Hal H Kantor. Egure CASE NO SrninoIe County, Florida Orlando fighter who can't get a fight at the more generally described Suite 433. First Federal Building Publish April I, I, IS, 77, 1t74 OIVISION A . located' iii Florida Avenue, Post 011cc Boi sports stadium, It seems as if the Eustis DE i Sanford. Florida In re: the M1rria, Of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOP Orlando, Florida 37102 . All parties in interest and citiln mnatchmaker found someone without too Attorneys for MARTHA ANNE BURK, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLOR IDA tN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ACTION NO 74 2110 much trouble. 5all have an opportunity to be The Greater Construction Peti1ner Wile, Jim JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND CLIFFORD D and ard at said hearing Corp. Petitioner JORDAN FOR SEMINOLE KEvIN BURK. COUNTY, MICHAEL ALE XAIOS, it al. By order of the Planning and PubitS' March 25. April I, 1974 FLORIDA Zoning Commissn of the City DEZ 13$ Plan? Resporiden Husnd CIVIL ACTION NO: 74-355-C vs Sanford, Florida, thi5 77th day Of NOTICE OF ACTION DIVISION OF ADMINISTRATION, NORTH ORLANDO COMPANY, March, 1974, TO KEVIN BURK IN AND FOR THE LIQHTEENTH it Seminole County Commissioner Mike STATE OF FLORIDA DEPART al Arthur H Harris 56 Kenrnorw Avenue JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR MENT OF TRANSPORTATION, Hattaway has sent in a question: "What Chairman ittrgh SEMINOLE COUNTY, Defendants and (ly of Santord Prnnsylvanja I$75 NOTICE OF SUIT TO CIVIL DlViSlOti ti 11424 C happened to the result3 from the Tampa Expected to SE'?l!IQLE COUNTY, action on the same card Planning and Zoning YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an REMOVE RESTRICTIONS SEMiPOL I COUNTY IN Card that was held on March 20?' PIanlffls), COmmission ANOQUIET TITLE DUST P IA L DEVELOPMENT has is the former Olympic representative, acln los Dissoln of Marr,ag, been vs Pi.bl th Apr.l 2. 1974 Mike, don't ask! The answer Li a long flied against you IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF AUTHORITY, a public body cor Oliver Wright. The Jamaican heavyweight you RICHARD A W000SON. e5 at. DEA FLOR IDA are reQuired to serve a copyand parale and Politic under Ihe laws sad story of "missing out." __________________________ of your Is currently the champion of Florida, a Defendants TO The Defendants Florida. written defense,, if any, to 't on Here are the results: Walter "Snake" NOTICE OF HEARING title he won by stopping James Sum. MARTIN B ROBlS' NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING Gerald Korman. Esguir,. ot the law P Ia ml if WhitereLaiIedt1i5Floridabeltbythkiflga TO SHOW CAUSE firm jf KORMAPI AND BRAVO. TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION vs. RUTH 0 ROBISH merUe in Miami. His record is 1W with NOTICE OF SUIT hi; wife split decision from Bobby licyd in the 10 East 37150. High*iy 431, LonOwood, OF AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY STATE OF FLORIDA. and the Florida most of his wins and all of his losses THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO 1109 Farlanes OF CASSELBERRY. FLORIDA a'payers. property and file the or.Qnal round nisin event, nert fld with Bertha C Greene coming in main events. Carton Ohio 11110 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. citizens of the Clerk of the above styled . 735) High'and Park The bout lacked the pulsating offensive and all landowners in Ih. tOUo* fl Seminole County, court at the Seminole County Orlando promoter Pete Ashlock has NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Florida, including non residents Courthouse, Sanford, Florida 37771. Ri(hIn. Michigan subdivisions and plaIt Cf record display that was shown in their previous the City of Casselberry that the owning property or subject to taken over the managerial reigns of PARCEL Plo 101 Council will hold a public hearing to laxalion therein, and all others wise, 051 orabefore April II. 1914. OIlier NORTH ORLANDO. a resuo draw, as White refused to follow lloyd Into consider Wright from his foemer handler, "Red" enactment dvSiori of part of 0 R Mitcheil s Judgment ot a hevingor claiming any riglil. may be enter title or against corner, David H Greene Survey of the Levy Grant, record nonemergency Ordnance entitled interest in property lobe affected by u for the ratief demanded ron of Miami. 7351 Highland Park ifi the Petition This was the champ's mistake before m Ptat Book 17. Paqei 20 and II. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY the issuance of the Bonds herein Matchmaker Malcom Tail has men. RichIand. Michigan Simnøle County, Florida WITNESS my handano the seal of OF CASSELBERRY. FLORIDA, de5Cri. Oslo be affect and this time around he refused to (to ii PARCEL No 10.1 honed leon Hall of Jacksonville as a AMENDING SECTION 21 Ce. Court on March 11th. 1911 Defendants again. Instead he danced away and (Seal) NORT tt ORLANDO. FIRST SECTION 2117. SECTION 2) IJb. poWe opponent for the state's cha NOTICE AND ORDER Henry L Sumler motioned for lloyd to come out and light. AND SECTION 7121 OF THE ADDITION, recorded 'n Plat Book Arthur H Beckwth, Jr TOSHOWCAUSE pion, but Wright handled him easily the Residence Unknown Clerk of the Circut Court CHARTER AND CODE OF THE TO The Slateot Florida through the 12. Pages 73 'id 74. Seminole The exchanges between the two were PARCEL No 101 CITY last time they met, so Hall might not be OF CASSELBERRY. State Att05nty tor the Eighteenth B County, Florida Linda M Harris fierce but too many rounds went by with A; Depy Clerk NORTH ORLANDO, SECOND brought In. Since it Is otily a prellminait FLORIDA. PROVIDING FOR JvdiclalClrcumtofsad5taleandlhe Gerald little action In them. IF SAID DEFENDANTS ARE ADDITIOPI, recoraeø n PIat Booi Kosman CONFLICTS, AND EFFECTIVE severalprooerlyov.,,r5,ta,pa, ) indicates Wright's opposition will not be LIVIPIG, AND IF ANY OR ALL OF 12. Pages 55. 55. and ST. DATE KORMAN AND BRAVO Sim.noe Joim Pinney took the semi.final when citilCnS of Seminole County, in- $30 East Highway SAID too tough, DEFENDANT The proposed Ordnance i5 pQ$te cluding non residents Owning Long d Florida OR County, FIor.d, opponent Jerry' 11111 refused to come out DEFENDANTS ARE DECEASED. of at the City Hall, CaseIberry, Wright has appeared in Tampa property or subject to ta,alion Publish March IS, 23. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. his corner for the fifth round, claiming he Florid3 NORTH ORLANDO. EIGHTH April 1,1. therein. ant. other; having or previousiy and headlined only card 0EV I SE ES. Public Hearing will be held in the Claiming any right, title or interest DEX $' GE AN T E ES. ADDITION, recorded in Plot Boos had a broken right hand. CREDITORS. LIENORS. OR *1. Pages 9, SeminOf Count, promoted by the ill-fated Central Florida City Hall. Casselberry, Florida, on in property to be alfected by the The other two Lou Visetisi fighters, OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING BY. Florida the 15th day of April. AD 1914, at issuance by Seminole County In Boxing Association, a onesided thrashing CITY OF THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST lkctorMcBrldeandMlkeMc)cj,y, 7 X PM. or as soon thereafter as dusIrlal Development Revenue LONGW000, FLORIDA over a reluctant Levi Forte at the ANY SUCH possible, at which time intefested BOrids.Serle,I974(CySCanti,,,,,e, DECEASED came home with easy scores. McBride REPLAT OF PART OF NORTH American Legion hail in Orlando last parliesand c'ti:,nsfor and against Inc ProIect. and hereinafter DEFENDANT OR DEFENDANTS, ORLANDO, FIRST ADDITION and TO WHOMITMAY CONCERN took the measure of Apolonlo Salinas on an the proposed Ordinance will be IF ALIVE, AND, IF DEAO.THEIR SECOND ADDITION, .'ecocd.d 'n year. mentioned, to be affect thereby NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by UNKNOWN SPOUSE, HEIRS, Plat Boot Ii. eight round decision and McKlnney ti•,d This hearing may be con Paoe I6 pn' o. Ytie above cause comng on to be the C'Iy Council of the City of 0 F V I SE E S. tinued from time to time until final heard upon L F GA 7 E F S. County. F another one round knockout when he tcx'gwoot. Flor Ca: triat tad the complain? this day City CR A N I F ES. action it taken by the City Council filed herein by C R E DI TOES. CnciI will hold a public hearing stopped Vic Rodriguez of Texas. Seminole County p LIEPIORS, OR OTHER PARTIES if ative, arid if dead. ther GOVERN YOURSELVES AC- lnO4trialDeIopm,fltAutity. unknown tal To consider annnat;on Of the CLAIMING BY. THROUGH, UN heirs. In Tetas, Roy Bafflentos, who looked CORDINGLY deyis, legatee, or granfe If lowing deicribid Property lying o nights later in Eustis, Soloman jblc body corporate a Politic Oaledttiisllthdayof March. A 0 DEE. OR AGAINST ANy SUCH arid all Other person; or sensational in his only Florida a and being in Stminle parti's unCtr the taw's of Florida. acting by McTier, who is banned from fighting in County, DCEASFD DEFENDANT OR Clamnq by. through, under Cs Florida, t wit d through its Members at 'It arance,athree round stoppage of Augie lSealI DEFENDANTS. AND ALL PAR against them, and t Orlando for a variety of reasons, which I The SOuth 192', feet of the NE vernlng body, seeking to deter Gomez, recently won the Texas welter. ' TIES HAVING OR CLAIMING TO Mary W Hawthorne, All pers haying or claiming the SW'. Weit Of Brick Road will not go Into at this time as I have cxCity Clerk in HAVE INTEREST ANY RIGHT. TITLE, weight crown by beating Frankle mmnetheautpsoriIyofsadAuthort9 Section7C, TownShip 705, Rang,)OE IN AND TOOR THEany therght, tIle, or interest n and t to issue its Industrial Development pisined them at some length in the past, City ot Casslberry, foilow.ng descrbed properly, hess BeginningatIple$mln,of Revenue Bonds. Series 1971 (CFS PIE "Smokey" Young in the 11th round. FIoria PROPERTY DESCRIBED IN THE Situated ifl Seminole County. '. of the SW ' i of will headline the professional right card. Section Continental Inc. Project) on the Tthip 'l'uesday night the sensational J5 29, COMPLAINT, TO WIT Publish April I, 1q74 Florida 205. Range XE & West amount of riot to exceed $0.000 to property line I am Ml for what y are trng to do of DEA 1) Scottengagesinhis Lot s A. B. a C. Block II and Lots pro bout when he old Santoed there—have a small time fight club where STATE ROAD A. 1. and 7. Block I of the Replal of determine had the and legality Orlando Brick Road. run West IIIto SECTION 7fl$. meets Frankie Evans In the main event in Proceedings takenofinthe con IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AN S.431.A; SEMINOLE COUNTY anyenecan geta chance toappear, not Just PIceth Orlando Fin? ana Secono nectionlherewilh, andthe legality of Eastlhent.e I feet, North 29 degrm 30' DESCRIPTION Miami Beach, Scott is undefeated and has FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, the Addt.on;, acordng thence East ut ft to in, Plo' a setect few. But in all honesty' I can not ProvisionS, COnvenants and west propCrty FLORIDA PARCEL NO 104the eyes of the boxing world on him while FEE SIMPLE ?y.f as recorded n P:at Book Ii li 01 flr1 Roan. agretment5 thur contintd. CIVIL NO recommend this ard to Anyone. -F RIGHT OF WAY Ihence South 29 degrees 30 West Evans was last seen in Florida when he Page I$, ublc Reco;Of Seminole seeking a judgment Of this Court t In re Dissolution ot Marrsaqe. The Nrtti S fl ol Crity. Fl05, and Lots I, 7. ano I don't expect big time boxing in a small along property line of Brick Road validate the proceedings for said held Mike Quarry to a surprise draw. 'OSEPis F RIGGINS. Husband, Lc' IC of Park View. Sanford, thuS 10 fee' of Lot) Block 140 feel to pont 01 beginning 2 town like Eustis, but the main event 77, NIti revenue bonds and Florida as recorded in Piat Book 3 Orlando Eighth AOdtio. according lam going to take Scott on a K.O. Evans and sad revenue Being 77 acres more or 1ei5. bonds when iSsued Pursuant thereto, Ilguresto be a disgrace. McTier Is fighting HELEN JONES RIGGINS. Wife. page 59. Public Recorøs of Seminole to the PIaI PLUS THE. therf as recor is not so good as his record would seem to and said complaint now having b... NOTICE TO DEFEND County. Flprioa Bowie Adams. N 'lot NW ' Of SW ', PhI Book Ii. Page 9. PbI Reccrth lresenfed to thiS Court, and the inthcateandscottisthebestthingtocome THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO Contaning , TownShip 705. Range 30€ (Leis 433 square feet. more Of Seminole COi'nty. Florida ,,I understand the star of "Wild Wild Court being tuity advised n the Commenc?aIthepIwc,rofp or test HELEN JONES RIGGINS. down the pike in years. described as Lot A. the F' of i' i premise, West," Robert Conrad, will be there to 107 Hawthorne '' OWNED BY DAVID Of NW . of SW . Of Section H arid all of Lot F. Block 74, ci ., My prction record stands at 181 , IT IS ORDERED, ADJUDGED Township 70$. Newark, N J 07102 GREENE and referee or Judge or Just sit there and look BERT* C tubdyisionof LotS. Block $5. aro Range 30€, thence GREENE. AND DECREED that the State of with the loss coming this past Tuesday hi; w'te run S 0 degrees 0 W' WesI along Lot I. Block 1 Of North Orlarde. perity, but' that doesn't mean that Bowie YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Florida, through the State Attorney thOf Joseph E R'qgns has filed a when Foreman ate up Norton and spit him SUBJECT TO AGREEMENT Lot 10, Block t West boundary CI Slid N ', 24. Lot II, the F ignle'enth Judicial Circuit Adamashould beabletogetintotheare Petition in the Cincut Cot Of of FOR DEED recorded in Official Block NW ' out, along with my winning streak. of SW '. a d,stance of 33099 25 and Lot 1). and the several property feet. Semnt County. without a ticket. Records Book im. page 247 n favor thence run P459 degrees SI' Block 75 Cf North Orlando In Denver I called the war between Florida,be5*n or ?he owners. tulpayers, citizens of East DssoM irs' of Marriage of HENRY L SUML ER and $30960 tees to th East I have stated on several Addt, acoe , q to the plat asi SemInole County, includ:ng non I am him and you, and line of DOROTHY M SUMLER Bonavena and Lyle right when I picked N' id NW '.Of SW.. thence N thf as 'ecor youare reQuired to resldentsowning prOperty or tub1ect all forthe fighters. They can do almost no 'n Ptat Book t7 a Copy of yo Ron. I also scored on all four of the Tampa 0 degrees 0? 41" East 6IOni Slid Paq,5$ Public Recoros of Sen written defense, to ta,ahion therein, and others if *riy, You an cacti of yOu are hereby wiong in my eyes, but not so with Bowie East Inc 3309? tett to the North hit altorney. Albert N havngorclaimingany right, title County, Florida lights while the Dupreeurto, and ObedF,lI5, on severally notfiag that the plan o5 adess i5 as sad N '. of NW . Cl SW line Adams. ' thov.n interest in property to be atfected below, and file thu l'hilllps fights failed to come off as ttf(sl filed I 5rn complaint s degrees SI' 13" West Bowie was once a good fighter that origrial with the thereby, be arid they are each Lt D. F F. Bloc' II. LOft Clerk of lhC Above Styled pCtiliOfl, Court together with 'I; hong ta'd North line to point of scheduled, c., E. F, BloCk 71 LoIs A. 5 on or hereby required ,,leclarat.on Of Taking in the above to appear and tO beginning Being 10 acres more or E. F, Block 7$. Replat of P. before Ihe 7$h day of April 1971. show cause if any there be, before leis. otheise a Default and ullimate this Court on the 25th day of styled Court aganst you ad each of Orlando, F ral and April, Second iudciment will be entered aoansI ,u' as defendants seeking to ton to the corporale lim,t; of the City Of 1974, at II IS ditons, according to the o'clock AM at the demn you br the relief demanded in said Seminole the abe described property thereof, bongwond, Florida, and lbt To as record n Pta, Book Ii County Courlhouse in the Pttion a'eo n Semnole County, Florida, tonsder alto the Question of Page 14. Public Records of Sen'.r City of Sanford, Fl,da. y said WITNESS MY HAND by Eni'nent main proceednos designating and assigning the F ICIAL SEAL Of lad Courtand OF complaint ShOuld not be granted and Yu are rther notified that the County, Florida. Lot 1), Block 2? toning classification of MH I M,obil• thi5 11th why the proceedings for said day of March 1971 pettionerls) will call up br hearing North Orlando. Eighth Adø' Home Dstnict to tad property, as according to the Plot IP,pqt revenue bonds and Slid bonds *hCn Scat) before th Honorable Clarence 7 that ofassitication i described in the recorded .n Plat Ocok U Pag. 55v'd pursuant thereto Should not JOhnson. Arthur H Beckett ' • , 01 Judge, Of the ZOning ordinances 01 the City Public be validated as lher,n prayed. ta'd CIk of the Circu.l Court abovestyl,dCourtonthe34thda,of FloridaRecords Of Sen ne Cour', Longwood. Florida, to wit Or revenue bondS in Ihe aggregate April, A 0 . 1971 at 1) IS o'clock. Seminole County. Floyd,, onance Plo 143 and as amenøt principal amount Cf not to eiceed AM . 11v Linda M Harris Sem'te Counts Cour siuppiemented Lots I. 2. 1,1.311 37. BO(5 2 U.000Iobear intece,t at therate Of OrpOfy Clerk thc,se, Sarlord, Fl05ida, 1; ap The present zoning classification not toesceed7 Spur cml per annum I 7,1.1.32 137. Block) Lots I .' piicatiy, 1.1 flEET N FIT IS for an Order of Taking .n of Said properly t A 1 Agricultural 1)1)7 Block i iii ad to matureonor before February fl2 (awards Building accordance w.th tS Declaration o Strict, It that clattitication lONG BEACH, Calif. tAPj — an A nerican iccord of 1:48.95 havelo,stthe,ncet had they fin. s.antord, PART Or NOR Itt ORL AP,(, I. 2009, a more part,cular ' Takng heresforelilea in th5 cauu Florida 12711 described in the zoning ordinances description theqeot being Contained A second college dynasty has in the 200-yard backstroke, He ished one place back. F IR5T AND SECOND ADDIT ICJ'd Atlorney tr Petitioner All partie, t Ili.; Sul and all and regulations of Seminole Counly. fl the Complaint filed in these Other incord nQ tO th plat th,reol ,', Florida intecestedpartie,niay appear at Ih crumbled—bythenarrowestof chopped nearly a second ofihis Tennessee, Washington and Publish March II, 75, April 1.1. 1971 Proceedings tirriC and place designated and be reco,,eq r Plot Bock Ii C)IZ The Pvbli Hear'ng all be held in heard ' margins, own American mark in the UCM followed Indiana with Public Records ot s. AND IT IS FURTHER OR tlieCity Hall, Lcngwooi. FlOr,da,ofl F101ida, DERED, ADJUDGED event, AND the Pi 250, 214 and 190 points, respee. AND day of April, 1974. at po IN THE COURT OF THE CIRCUIT DECREED thaI the Clerk of this Eachdefendans 'thereby required m , O it SOI tfiCrpatt,r as Freshman Joe Bottom was JUDGE. SEMINOLE COUNTY. Criur? e indIte 5 PrCby regu red to Six.time defending champion YOU AND EAcii -. to sense wriltCn defense,. it c*)ssbte. .11 wh.cIi t.mi. interested he for the Trojans, Jutm Hencken of Stanford set FLORIDA. nolice of Such hearing by parties ana client f and aqa'nst gi , . , , slid Corfiplainil or petition onany. '0 NOTIFIED tp IndIana has lost the N('AA IN PROBATE. Reitrictior; anti Qu et Title to 't pablishing a copy of this order in the the HOWARD MARSEF. Pr000Wd mnneation and n.ng swimming title toSouthern Cal- ups'tIIng Tennessee senior another American record with In re Estate if aPioe oe%cred prOprrI,1; pi Sanford Herald, a newspaper will be heard Sad hearing may be County Attorney ifornia, 339-338, little more than John Treobley, the defending a 2:01,74 in the 200-yard TPI(LMA It flLJTPItR befn lIed agantt publiShed and of general circulation anti ont.n Seminole CounI, rorn lime to ic until 'egu.red Ifl Serve a cp r of ,' fl Slid Seminole Counly. once each a week after North Carolina champion, to win the 100 ljreststrohe, lie broke the mark Ii"ihl hctiofl i taken b, ih City 110 East Comme,c,a, Aimue Answer tO the Con'pla,nI or, 'i. y ALL CREDITORS AND PER. week for three consecutive wks Counc,l Sanfosti, Florid State toppled UCLA's perennial freestyle. Then he swam 44.6, of 2:.59 set by another Stan- SONS HAVING CLAIMS OR prior to Pla.ntft's AttDrr.cy LAWEEN' , said Ih day of AprI, t974. This notice shall be postea at the the fastest split, as the Trojans ford man. Brian Job, In 197" DEMANDS AGAINST SAID P vi Pu 55000 the firSt publication 'o t,s at least CII Cu fl'.,.. on v betorC the S'h Day of AOrI (ily Hall *iIthfl the Clv defending basketball chain. gained an indispensable second Robin 8ackhau of Washing- ESTATE. 's" 'wenty days pr ho sad date P,,r Florida )'. PlDflS from the throne, 1914. A 0. Longw-ood. Florida, and in ano tIC the org nat *ith three 131 You and eaCh Of you are hereby Mid tiI tN cr.grial in the ntt.c AND II IS FURTHER OR ' the Check Cf the aboue styled Court yard but. nofit,pd and ruired to presrnt "Well, sooebody had to do it place in the 400 freestyle relay, ton captured the any DE RED ADJUDGED AND o'her places wth'n theHerald City and on tad date, to Show caus, what Syn (lpnk el tti. CrcuI (.,, puolish .n The Sjnfd the last event of the day. tcrf!y tn I: 47.048. ha ri', and denianjs whiCh 5(5) Z' I and it might as well be us," said noli County Cv'Pcu DECREED that by Such pubhicahnn title. ntere,t, on lien ,'or newSpaper ot general circulation ' rther of you. may have WdS nervous because of all Sinfrti F tora on or bfs * aqantt the of this order all property a coniled Southern Cal swim the"I hig-time ers. INC City Of Lonq*ood and Seminole any of yclu hdv in arid to the 9th, estate Of THELMA K BUTNER. swimmers when I taupayer;, citiZens of Seminole County, Florida, ooce a week tor II faint or dribed in sati corn be 1971 Othe,*,w a Detavtt * it deceatea, late Of tad County. to the County, including non residents least bun (II consecutive wees Coach Peter Daland af. got here." said the gangling 6. petit.on ano t tw cause, denentered aga.nsl you br the rue, County Jcidge CI Seminole County. owning property teards. "I don't get nenous. anded in the ConipIl.nt if any u have, why said property prior to the date of the PIic or sublect to Florida, within 5ii foot$ first year man. "But I do T b. calendar months taiation tpi.rein. and others having I'm a professional. course Hearing, the date of Ihe fir5 uid not be CO'hO,mne'd for the rach srficeshallbe pubIthed tromthet,m,of thefirstpuolicat,On FICTITIO5 NAME Or Claiming any right, title or wetS los tour lii cor,50l.,, bI,cation to the date 01 the at uses anti purposeS asset fOrth in the I'm ve happy for the kids." my best when I'm uptight." this notice Two copies e% I" thu Sanlo,ti Hpr,,ld '.1 each teresi in said County of th taxable Oublicaton both date, Jat'k Tingley' posted another PlOT 1(1 't hereby 'i' that I i claim or demand Shall be in of itiflg, conplant 'I Pet on tiled herein csve ntu', firs', . 'ore, boy tia 3711 Property therein Shall be and are shalt not be lest than twenty eight you fail to do So a detau" will be lSeal$ first for the Trojans in 1114' 1650 rv qaccti. 17750. Si n"riule County, andlhallttat,Iheplaceof residence matie parties defendant Jo th nntered aga.nst 1711 days In addIio nIce Shall u to' the relief and post OttiC, address 05 the nv di under the fiCtitiOuS nIne freestyle. Arthur H Beck*.Ih proceedng, and this Court Shall ho potted ifl Inc area to be co demanded in the CompLaint on at claimant. and Shall be tn to by (lk of INC (rCu., I jurisd.ct Of them to the sotired for annelblion and bon'nq a' petition FLIT F CANINE OBEDIENCE thuclaimant. h15 auenl. hi5 attorney SCHOOL. ,ird Ihat I intir,d Daland's team was a little To The Wire same extent as it named as deten 5w I 'ida At Herr lndtl litleen 1131 days prior to the WI TNFSS my hand and seal of to anti accompanied by a tiling tt'' cl req ttrr said nan'r w.th tne (innS it Deputy Curt d.ants fl Slid cofl'PIa nt and pet ct,i'e Oh tt'5 Pbl( Hearing more enthusiastic. It yelled and d Count On the 7th onedotlar indsuch clam or demand tonally served *ith day CI Marti lit C r(tj'? (curt, Srr,,nOie County P P 'kre p'ocess in Ih.5 OAT 10 Iti 527th day ot Februar, A 0 971 screamed and carried I)aland spite three firsts in six in• rlor,da in accordance with the not so filed staIl be void F EIDER, 51' ', cause .t 0 1971 lS(A%,) AuStin knight around the Belmont Plaza pool disdual events, however, the provisions 01 the Fictitious Nan', & HIERS DONE AND ORDERED AT S Onne l ShOr,.t, At adnu.nittrabor Arthur H 5ei,p Jr P 0 Drawer ' Sanford. in Seminole County. City Clerk after the meet ended Saturday. Trojans needed a second place Statutes. To Wit Section SIS 09 Clink of the Circu,t Court the Estate 01 Florida Statutes 1951 *'t'tf'f Park, II FlOrida. thi5 70thdayot March. 1971 CI the City 01 "I'm glad we won. Now I can In the ftnal relay to win the THELMA K BUTNER, By Cec,'l;a V Barbara i Casjghn.an 4.0 fl Roger F D,kes Longv.000, Florida Dep4, Clerk deceaseti enjoy my record," said meet. Southern Cal scored 25 Publish March II. II 73. Apr.l Altorneys los Pla.nb ,t Circuit Judge PubliSh March 4, II, IS. 23. April I. PubliSh March II II. 23. Publish March 73, April I. 1971 April I, Pi.',s ',ih,Ch It PvbIish March 25. April I, 5, l97 1111 'man latin Naber, who had set points in the event and would 1971 1971 CtZ 173 hI?, OF? St 0€? t7u OF? 9? N Enthusiastic p Pra1h lando Sports ..-i..--. - - uuvantag CI the NCAA Dynasty LegilN've CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL FOR ROOFING or INSULATING IIr Sports Staum. Indiana FOR SA.Ii ALUMINUM SHEETS monthi when he collides with the Canaan . USC Swim Team Topples Steve Long applies the g just a mite too late. --- S of Mike Quar to Central Florida, past year. But, this time I take mu hut nff to whoever made this fight. I can't think of a better opponent for the younger of the fighting Quarry brothcrs Swomerhayts is perfect. His record is a legItimate 21-3.2. He Is the acknowledged Canadian champion, a walk.In type of fighter Just made for a boxer like Quarry'. lie doesn't have 0 really good punch, so Quarry should be able to handle him. It is this type of matchmaking that I have been begging for all along. Let's hope that nothing happens or no one causes someng to happen to ruin this excellent chance to Introduce boxing 5511 should be. Knicks, Ca pita! Even Up - leroy Alexander In the ofar', Vic Perez and Just about every Hockey (Herald Photo Si John Ctterwa) By Lee Geiger Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE NOTICE IS Pry given that I am 11TH JUDICIAL encaged in buIlne at 533 CIRCUIT. E. Lake SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, St. Longo, Seminole County, Floridaundarth.lict$tIousnameof PRORATE DIVISION CASE NO. B?.RPly CO. and that I intend to Notice ii hereby given that the 'igist,r sad name *ith the Clerk - AP Sports Writer Montanez and Mike &hrnidt all all contributed triples to the Gi. attack with three hits apiece. fered. Cleveland's Jim Perry The pitchers artn't ahead of homered off Pittsburgh's Dock ants' 18-hit attack while Tito was struck on the back of hIS the hitters any longer — most of Ellis as the Philadelphia Tigers At Bat F'uentes had pitching hand by a line drive off them aren't, an)ay. Plli trmnned the at 9, Item: The Kansas ty Roy. Item: gers the hat of Ge0ge Scott and LtroIt king Notan Ryan fanned eight hair as the Phillies pounded game winner, for eight hits hail for four mm apiece wch were negative. mngs but also walked x and in six InningL Anderson's home Sox tattooed Paul Spllttorff, anddownedthe Cincinnati Reds Ion files a grievance along tle Legal Notice fresh. �4 B-The Sanford Herald ALLEY OOp - Monday, April 1, 1974 by Dove Groi,. EVER'sONE cETS AS FAR AWAY F)ZV AS 1)SSlBL.,E' FY,i __________ !9.!!. Notice - Legal Notice - -. IN THE CIRCuIT COURT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIII. FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE FLORIDA. COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION P40 74447.B CIVIL ACTION NO 147S3.E In ye: the Marriage of In re lIve Marriage .l GERALD M ALLISON, Husband. HOLLY CAROL HAPILEY, and Pelitioner, OADflADA • fl• 1 J LL.ifl VVC and NOTICE OF ACTION JOrP4 LEE HANLEY. THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO Re5pcndent GERALD M ALLISON. WHOSE AMENDED RESIDENCE AND MAILING NOTICEOF ACTION ADDRESS ARE ROUTE 7. NEW TO JOSEPH LEE HANLV HOLLAND. PENNSYLVANIA 311 Young Avenue YOU ARE HEREDY NOTIFIED Lock Haven. that a proceeding for dS50luti Pennsylvania $1715 marriauehMb.entuledag.iflst VtiIi ATi -- -. "C I1V I I?' mar an a'O Inc if1011 IiIIC 5 IN RE - THE MARRIAGE OF GERALD M. action for DiSsolution of Marriage ALL ISON. Husband, and B SR has been filed against you and you Legal Notice Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE I$VITATIOP,TOIID Notice iS hereby given that the EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCity of Castelberry of Seminole CUlT OP FLORIDA IN AND FOR County. Florida, will receive Sealed SEMINOLE COUNTY b'dsuptoj OCP.M Monday, Apnill. PROBATE DIVISION 1,71. in the Castelberry City Hall. PROBATE NO. 73lt7.CP In re: Estate of Casseiberry, Florida. for the pir chata ni Cnmmuniu'allan Pn,tmnn FREDERICK K &own . --..-.. (MS.d Secifications may be oclained NOTICE TO CREDITORS tromtheCityMan.qer. Cautlbsrry To All Creditors and All y Hall. CaeIb*rry, cti The Havini Claims or Dmands Againit City reserves hi right to accept 01' Said Estate: You are reject any or all bds notif.ecj .,.required 10 present ant' claimi ., Harry &. Hug dmaflds which youhaseagar,jt tr. City Manager Publish: March 77. AlYil I. $971 estate of FREDERICK K LOiVt, •.., uc& I4 uer.sru lame OP rrT1irloIe COunty, - Florida, to the Clerk of lIve Circut Court, and file Ihi Same in duplicair FICTITIOUS NAME The Sanford __________________________ ___________________ !ceji "legal FICTITIOUS NAME Notice 15 Pver,b, gym that I Cm lelgaqed .n t.v...... -. ..;;fl .3; Notice Waii t ' FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE is hCrpW,t nl.... . urn I engaged ifl buslnn$a,75,OE H.siy 136. Altamont, Sprin 17701. County. I lori. Under the 1iliOU5 Seminole County, Flori5a under the ot UNITED OLICE lit tious name of EQUIPMENT CO. artsttia. I fltCfld SEMINOLE HEALTItCLUA and that I tO regI5tr sa.Ø name w.tti reciter %a.do$me itti the Cløyli of thC 11 Cr(it Court. Sem,nole the Circuit Court. Seminole County. County. 0,oda in accordance with FI3rida in accordanc. With the PrOvi5i0n CI the Ficlet,oujs the IwOvi$iOtfl f the Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit Sectiort Sta?usei ii. ui:. _-.. " U'CPIOPS 16% 09 W'' VP IO?idI Statutes isi I 'Orda Slalutes $917. S Paul E Legge S Chris Partrsg Sole Owntr Publish April I I. IS. 73, 1911 DIE 1 II A ds M aIce Pay days _______________________________________________________________________________ _____________ I Come Herald Monday, April 1, 1974-5B More Often ______________ Cards of Thanks 18 Help Wanted II 41 Apartments Rent Houses for Sale _____- 41 We would like to thank all oi our Practi(a,nu, Houses for Safe FurniShed _______________________ G$flPraIu os-k _____ friandi and neighbo, for tp & tIre of one elderly advit towers. cartss, and Other cooking or wa PARitS infleoroom o ,,an TAFFER REALTY pressIons of help and sympathy 'Pcrtatuon Good ages Ph Ill Trailers & Apts 7 Adult parks, 7 Shown to us at the time of our p197 1100 F lifts SI Enmity parks 81% Hay Il 97 I aol be'tirvm nilS, concrete block sorrow A special thanki to Dr _________ Santqrq, 373 1930. Doy. Wit 377 USS . Mo I - . Tn -llv fenced n bCck yard Central •iir ,Iil ".L uuvr 1' 1'nT'nole ''' .v', . , ,,,, __ ', •,,,J CAMPUS (Cat, only Ii i years old Has VA urn shed apartments, I anti _ Memorial Hospital for all tt.e wIth BIMO BURNS ---i •-._-,.' by Lorry -"-ortqaqe at $29.9) Priced 10 sell bedrooms 7101 Magnolia Ap,, 1tal care given S3.00 PER HR. SA LA F INVFPIST RATE DOWN Sanford, 5130 Call 3770630 .,t 536.900 EVEREST REALTY, IT'S DISCOURAGIIJG The Famly of Leo Reynolds r DIDN'T __________________ PlC REALTOR ll S H*y Il 92 presents command you to appear written defenses it any, toil on 0 H ce engaged in bulinesi at RI No 1. Boa Florida Statutes. in then otlices ri lNADVERTENTLi "'"'"-"--'--'-----------bidrm furnished apartment, M,,tlarti Open / days necessary. ailltrain Ploage In lit arid JR tile your AMr or other EATON, ':I ThE STUDENTS in Semnoi, ESQUIRE. IS. (Longwood Hilts), Lonqwood, the County Courthouse I )'. CWEMISTRY NOTES IN $110 m Garage included Call VA - No Down t4o ersonals ________ Part lime evening work Yi defente or pleading With the Clerk of Petitioner's attorney, whole address (losing Costs Seminole County, Florida under the County, Florida, Within Sia Calendar if ST Inyfame, 373 714) AVENT / -AND CITY OF ___________ -ttseCircuil Court inand for Seminole 5 STENSTROM DAVIS & McIN M'l BIOLOGY round pOsitiOn Eacetlent Work IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE F1'IA-.low Down Low Clo'nq the time of the first hctitoui name 01 BIPIT i RN months from 'S ALCOHOL A IWOIILEM ALTAMONTE SPRINGS f fnpironment See Mr Pyle, I It costs NEVER County, Florida, and serve a copy TOSH. Poet Offite Boa 13)0. San '1s,bt1catit' hereof, or the same all EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIII. LECTURE VALLEY ARABIANS. and that ltd YOUR I AM!LY' FLORIDA AVALOP4APARTMENTS .' "i Monday 'r'c,eul Tburtctay P Pr attorney, ford. Florida 37771. on or before CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR intendtoregister saidname with the be barred WILLJ AL ANON ADULTS Notic, of Public Hearing - NO PETS " af'ent Coating Inc 10) Concc OF April 1Iv, 1971. and tile the' original 51l tunicS, central heat I. air. car ROGER SEMINOLE COUNTY I (It BERRY Clerk of the Circuit Court, Sminolp Filedat Santord, Florida, th I ' IIriult-t tsr friendS for Cl probla'.. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN 1)6W 2nd St Driy, Casselberry Apply peted 3 bdr0om I', or 7 bath CLEVELAND. MIlE & BERRY, With) the Clerk ol this Court eilheq PROBATE DIVISION ______ County, Florida in accordance with day of March. A D NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by tOn Only _____________________ homes Model Open 1$ pm $13 P0 Orôwri 2. Sanford. Flotid., before service on Petitioner's at PROBATE NO 11-17-CP Pail H Lauler - • _______________________ I -the provisions of the' Fictitious r turther information call 123 454' lIve BoCrd of Zoning Appeals ot the The Longer Your Ad Runs torgac,od -, 3 bc)rm 2 bath Good Vatencia Ct NorTh I L,'cjrom apartment Furnished. 37771. On or bfore the 73rd day of lornc'y or immediately thereafter, In re Eslate of lIchen Help. and Food preparat As Administrator, CTA Name Statules, To Wit: Section City of Altaniont, Sprang, WCite on ' The Less It Costs Per Line • location I3. UtilitiCsfurnitjiedSl6Smo Phone will handle cry April, A D ,I97i, ottierwasea default otherwise a default will be entered F Y E FOGGIN. 2t Paul H Laufer help needed 9 to S Over II Ar.i $4309 Florida Statutes IeSI that sa: AUSTIN - -91/1 -,s.-tcrd Al Annay CAnI,I., ri.,n,,n 1VT:w - -- - -option basis with gualifel lease 1139 Will be entered against you you to, the relief demanded '' P I earingonIpiq,,001 granting a Per Day. Attorney for Administrator C TA S: Dominic floetto DEVELOPMENt CORP person to flaharna JoeLob er s. Ior __________ buyer Ph III 3*54 WITNESS my ha and seal of the in the Petition 50% II E 175 Street NOTICE TO CREDITORS var 'ante for the f011oWing described 4uw. 80$ French Ave., Santc. l PubliSh March 2%. AprIl I • 373 7010 or $62 6300 tnlroom, I bath Carpeted Kit To All Creditors and All Persou Clerk of the Circuit Court on th,s WITNESS my hand arid the seat of Norih Miami, FlorIda 33161 1971 troperly frets evupped Rated For Consecutive c' and board with care for (')eI'ry Man CPiaufIeurt tn da of March, A 0 • $,7 HCII arId ar 5)30 Three bedroom frame house With thi Court on March 7th, 1971 Having Claims or Demands Against Pvbiith P,arth . AI , 1971 DEZ139 r, Lot 6 and Ihe North , of Lot 7. gentlemen In Altamontc per ma KuIp Realty, 377 3775 InSertiOns-No Change tSeafl Said Estate: 'equred Top y, hoiptalizato .lhout furniture, gpOd cond,t'on 01 $3 Block U, Sanfando. The Suburb .PfriQt private home immediate H f$,ckwth, ,, I-sd vacations. dii(ounti App I. IWO bedroom duplex furnished Arthur H flckwitt., _______________________________________________________________ double lot $12,7QQ 373 11$) Or 349 LO'vely I Bedroom. 3 baIl', br-cs You are hereby flOtitiCd and fleatitiI1l, Altarnonte Section. as Of Copy. :'.'cvpancy Pt' $310111 5.319 alter S As Clerk 01 the Court _______ __ ___ Clerk of the Circuit Court requred to present any claims and recorded in P1.1 " orison Babcock Furniture, S 9 t'iomes lot liscrimnating Pe'Op'a' lPnrlmrnl 1170 Orlando Drive. BUGS BUNNY Book 3. Page o. fly Cecelia V Ekern fly Martha T VihIrn Want Ad $793. Cassetberr Slnbord _________.___________•,___,••,______ Peaceful setting Oak trees ada ' demands which you may have Public ReCordS of Seminole County, NEW IN TOWN • _________________________ BEAUTIFUL LOCATION- New 3 by Heimdohl & Stolid Deouty Clerk As Dpty Clerk against the estate a' OKEY E. Florida Let a "VIP" Hoste the beauty Of thts dellghttuli, jLV; bedroom, 7 bath, central air, wall CL I'VULAND, MIZF 1. BERRY Show you 'IIF.L ESTATE SALES PEOPL STENSTROM DAVIS , F000IPI,deceas,dllteof Seminole .WE ' itt) 53 HAPP', spacious P'ornes.tps Priced tr -. Department Hours "ound Tt.eatre, Nigfltcl: IN THE CIRCUIT THE REQUEST FOR VARIANCF I L\\ .VT 1" : COLliUi FOR "rcr ,ti,r curve l'r "i to *&I carpet. V'ld r.',s ?'V S Pc'l lPd1Dci Scion-i TRT :T\ rrr _ CNPty. a LaSt' Mar, oft E; Florida Ia the CIuk 01 th. ,c,' C 33 Houses Rent Furnished 577,430 'ER" -4 : %t&urv.t t ,-, Sr'ts,o0 Six-c's •iIS AaVCr of the thirty foot re.,. 'M angle 01 CI d.'.irt'. i SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA B -a 8 .1.m, 5: 3 p.m. r.eigsbo,Ivooa %1,cç,7 P 0 Drawer z t''or.d,s State fi.srih f.dinl.iI 'otervieW. computr c 'cut Court. arid file the same .n y.ird setback as required in Sectir, -----panison *Ih lii other home's v' - 'I i •' •"i) .ErntS, Job or Apt CIVIL ACTION NO, I .L distance 0173306 feet 13-1759-C Hun t the end ' D Suite 32 Saturdays & Holidays %nf0rd. Florida 3711$ "erii(e multipi, Ii%tin, 74 rL 5tJT14 .\5' dupti(ate and as provided in Section 6 R IAA H I urntlse collage, good neigh rave considered SeOs-angeHli ',, 1 , t'QM.%5 "VIP". $31 9717 LLFE.(S DIvISION OF ADMINISTRATION saidcurve. thence North l9ck'gvy,'s I ..'ss4 of the Zoning Regulations IMMACULATE bedroom. I I.itt',. A '", Publish March 25, Apri i, •. s, Pott Office Boa $330 .I"s.vcrinq 9a.m. - 12 Noon bomhood. adults. no pets Call lfl SCfvitC, lflij iri 73) IS. Florida Statutes, In their tOallowatenfoot,ear yards,tba(k Orange City today A new l\e€AU1'lFLJL. STATE OF FLORIDA DEPART IS' 35,' Eatt. 17179) feet, thenr fInily room, kitchen eguipped, 1974 R A( T)U tri 0296 SInlord, Florida 3777) ofluces in the County Courthouse in Deadline-12 Noon , MARRIAGES .-SiLl Community of 50 buck hornet Performed by unit air, fenced, Shade & Irul THE PUBLIC HEAPING Wilt be North S9deqre.s MENT OF TRANSPORTATION 11' SEA 17" Fast, DEl 131 3S 30 Attt'rney for Petitioner cr • Seminole County, Florida, within held in the City Hall of Altamont, Day Before Publication trees Nice area low lairs We"st of I? flori Holly Dr Our s.gn Sllvr 5pring Airport fort, thence uth $9degrees 37' 30 fit-BAR V. furnished two bedroom -- ,. . U:j HES lsP March It IA, 7%, April I, 9 736 4777. Re 7)6.44)3 four calendar months from the time Sprinq, F tor 519,S00 *11 dI'CCt yOu Open I 6 ri -1 FORREST GREENE, INC. SEMINOLE COUNTY, on Monday. April East. 412 U fort to the end 01 the .',,, i,, 'rb mancti, ne*ily decoratect, 1)75 per .1. p J 01 the first publication hereof, or the IS. 19,1. IN THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIA AuStin Development Corp center line Of Construc$on being at S 30 PM • or as soon P-a Peferences, Sec. ACED WITH A DRINKINO 57 thru Slime's Dp Lease I AL TOP same will be barred Pdi 40c ane CIRCUIT. 3 bdnm . 7 Bath Split plan Altamonfe Springs, IN AND y FOR Plaintiffs, herCin described thereafter as POSSible, at Which tirnC 6 Ihru 35 times Reply tO Boa SI). PROBLEM care of The L 1) ,Srqc' L)lnpipd fm.i 30c a Call collect $01 773 471$ Filedat Sanford Florida, thu 26th intefejt,cl parties an CitiZens to, SEMINOLE COUNTY. STATE OF 'rim Containing 1911 square tort Il 04% BANDWAy MUSIC CENTER. Santlord Herald, PO Boa $657, Prrhp',, 'coholic Anonymous I ''. B 4711 day of MarCh, 971 5'.Sir-e 7 p.tt i--I4 52) ITt) FLORIDA Mr Bradford arid against the :4 23c a line ___________________________ INC . it al. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND variance IS times areI more or less ' ______________ Slnfond, Ft. 37/Il HelP Forrest R loggin CIVIL ACTION NO 14-aol ($7.00 MINIMUM CHARGE FOR w.11 be hearu and final action taken SEMINOLE OWNED BY HERMAN 0 JAN COUNTY, Dt'Iendants Calf 473 1517 As Evecutor DIVISION F THIS NOTICE 5 to be PUblishEd - Lines Minimum FLORIDA, 7 Bedroom. partly turnishof, Will 71 Business Opportunities NOTICE OF HEARING and LUCILE JEAN. A K A ..'rtt' P0 BOa SI4INHOLSER AND LOGAN In re the Marriage ol by potting one (I) cop on the men, as s Call 32) 3200 bet*een 9 CIVIL ACTION NO. 1lIS$.A LUCILLE E JEAN. hit wife TOSNOWCAUSE Sanlord,ridm Attorneys for the Eseculor NELSON FRASOR. HuSband jrn &%prn atoresa,d described property and DIVISION A t' tIBALTOR NOTICE OF SUIT SUBJECT TO INTEREST, if . 3735714 PD Boa 7' IMMEDIATE INCOME J...... ______ and In re: the MarrIa, o potting in three (3) public places Announcements THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO any of FRANK HEDLEY, and 'is4t ii SanIord, Florida 33771 AWL YOU TROUBLED' Call Toll o sIrbutor-_part or full time tL DAISY LEE FRASOP Wife WILLI *ithin the City of Altamonte FRED QUACKENBUSH FeraI Nallonl MOC4Qe BILLY free, 6.44 7027 for "We Care" S SOUTH SANFORD PIIOIAN 0 BA 34 Publish April I, '1 Mobile Homes Rent 5Utp Company e%tablijh,c 1-Cirds olTk NOTICE TO DEFEND Springs. FIOrida,atl,asI fsttn (151 PETITIONER, AND MARGIE A5$ocIatnj, "Hotlin' CAPTAIN EASY i1uIt% or Teens POIOIAN REALTY, and DOM flEA 3 accounts with RCA CBS Dishe5 dly% THE STATEOF FLORIDA To prior to the time of public W ECornIt, MARIE QUACKENBUSH. BOETTO OBA SADDLE UP 7--In Memoriam _______________________ by Crooks & Lawrence OUTSTANDING VALUE ___________________ 2 bedroom trailer *ilh cabana bearing rcorcys Income poSsibilities u DAISY LEE IRASOR 7HE RESPONDENT. WIRE SJO WALt, -- WHO CAE' Regional V P STORE Furnished Lduit G"lp, rio OHS - IØ 5li7 L' 74AjS i' mritt. ait. ______ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR (PM c1ert'I Ur'S,,p Cemetaries 1 OOt'P4E DAT[fl THIS 6 NOTICE OF ACTION eor-- ,'u ,'. , " . r" - . -, ' , .:s1! LEFT-. 4I' i'Slh DAY or 31 Peachtree Strers, NE ChIld Care Afl-OiJ" PhOne 373 )1O4 I iiT (L.Sl known 5)500 rrgurcø for .nverlOri arc Ar' TO SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA P.'AWCPI, A 0 19/I t'' F.4: TO'I MARGIE / LCOK ,JLtT LOT Atlanta, Gmrgia t,I'C lOvC)y larr,jscapect corr.er MARIE .; SECTION 7?SU.2e0; SlATE ROAD 1-Personals CO.MPAREI) TO lra.n.ng Call COLLECT for Mr 15- L.L r4l'JTlIJ,,,.• AJOTE mailing adessI CIVIL ACTION NO 731417-0 LOP1G5OOD WINTER SPRINGS QUACKENBUSH IOFFICIAL SEAL at Wall to wall carpets, range, I LE55 k.'LUI'Z)" ) oi pjs'4 PARCEL NO Its 1-4)1 SEMINOLE 76 3Bedroom. CAMP SEMINOLE COUNTY JameS (311) 661 9201 Child (dirt' aeesc,,,s Isle REEM5LA5JCE. to Beatrice Roberts, In the mat'er of the Adoption of RO'anne Hasty, S -lost and Found \4JTt4f,,/ Pci. RESIDENCE UNKNOWN refrigerator garage Priced at DESCRIPTIONS 14o alcoholic beverages allo*eg EPEChiLLy Th i crir itt yard Pt. Ifl MA1E5' Cottage St JOYCE ANtI STARtlES by Clerk of the or-sly 173.500 For lull details call .1 . Last Known Mailing Address i$ Manufacturers Hanover No pets Ph 3211-i7O 6-Child Care Menswear Shop innew pIa:aon Hay , HARLEY P Bridgewater NY 13313 PARCEL NO. Its DRAINAGE Board of Zoning BOWEHE.C' ltd STARtlES and Phyllis Route No 7 Honeapath, South Capponi, Truit Company AtSoc 431 Purchase EASEMENT . PERPETUAL GRAdE MAE STARtlES, t.. Wile YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Carolina, inventory Appeals of Altamonte 7-Motels - Hotels REALTOR -'--John F MCGillicuddy, __ LATHERAL amOunling to approvimately YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Springs, Florida that NELZOlii FRASOR has filed a DITCH NOTICE RIGHT 37 President Business Property -, 000 All name brand mer I - Eating Places Good ThIngs to Eat TitI STAT ION I • 61 Petition n the Circuit Couri 10 WAF F 0140 EUGENE BEAU Pbl:ipi Aprit I, $9/i trial en action for Dsso:ton of CLIFF JORDAN 350 Park Avenue For Rent (PART) and lease buildog Seminole County. Florida, for Marriegehasb,enfjragi05 you, DI.A 7 530 Firz Avenue °Good Things to Eat New York. Nr'w York $0072 REALTOR 131 $777 Only It minyte from 5)c7 42I lot further details That part of tfarve. Louisiana 70051 DiSsolution of Marriage, and y are and you ate required to serve a _____________________________ Oranges & Grapefruit Piy* shoppurig center. 76th a Sanford _____________________________ PARCEL NO fl3 "' Sanford and OnIando It Yourself The South ' required to serve a copy t your tte0Py01 vourdefensn 1011,11 You are notified It the . BloCk 3. a - e Ape, 1000 arid 2000 Sq tt Store IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF T HE Efficiencies, I & 7 bdrrn 377 UI. ?9 written defenses, it any, named Petitioner, HARLEY 14 lI-Ifl%trUCtIOfl% ,, any, on Carroll Burke, Attorney for building 373 1517 in pat Rooms for Rent if said defendants are living, and if West Wildmere as recor _______ EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIII. Townhouse Irom 514$ Sir') THOMAS 6 FREEMAN. Petitioner, Whoj acress it 6)7 STARtlES and ORAClE MAE any or all of a,d defendant or Rook 3, page 3$, Pubtic Records of CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR _____Sfrninøle County, Flotidi, STARHr,S. hi5 Wife, have fiId a SEMINOLE COUNTY _____________________________________________ ESQUIRE, Attorney for Petitioner, Sanford Atlantic Bank Building, Ar COnd4lion Sleeping Ror.. Ste n stro in Travel a Recreation OFFICE SPACE $3 defendants are deceased, the lying within 33 feet PlortheasterI, Travel Agencies Petition ri theabowestyled Court *tsO$i address it Pott Office SanfOrd, Florida 377/I, and file the _______________________________ Men Only tot PROBATE DIVISION - lid & MAGNOLIA kflO*,'i Spouse, heist, devises's, andethin $0 5.4$, At!amorite Springs. Florida original with the Clerk of Circuit j fe-el Southwe'ste,fvof a the ack,ption of the miflol Child PROBATE NO. 74-64 c' " grantee's, Crlditor,, lienors. or Offiff ditch survey line de5cr,t $3 -Travel AgencIes FLYiNG CRPET TOURS. INC nâmd 3770). and file the Original with the Covrt, Sanford. Seminole County. 1tm4pd in that Prtit.on and you are In re. as parti clalmina by, thtntii. ..,.,i-, Es'ate of -- -new oflice so-Irs available I ii,.r.y P *.,ruiva' aria i ours LI(5'* 7 'j,._ the above stylW Court On or COmn:andedt 0 lie roof Rrtponsecr ior.oa. on or beforethe 23rd day of or against any acchsd,c;as,d 10110*5 II -'Camping.Resorts OlIiwy t3 fjkADL Iron, 625 sq tt No leate regu.re FRANK AND ERNEST Sanford Court Motel -• - - 0! April 't"''-,t" _________ rlrs 303 Senionan before lAth. 1,71, olhevwise a April. A D $971, otherwise a From point On the West line of omen pleadngs on or bfforetpse 17th For ifliormalion call 67$ .,-_PRICE SLASHEDI Owner was defendant or defendants, if alive, IS -Action Sporl deceased filyd li-lay 4361 Ill ) l-4and SR 434 by Bob Thoy. default and ultimate iudgment Will Iudgment may be entered against day Of April 1911, andto Show Nt5 renovated Color TV. * * asking 543,500 for lh.5 101? 1 and, if dead, their unknown wouw. section S. Township 3) Soutti, ___a cause NOTICE TOCREDITORS Wti be entered against you for the relief you for the relief demanded in the 834.3363 .............._' the Petition should noi be East. being 9 50 feet Notthety ol carpet. a c. efficiencies & over All creditors of the be'droom,3 balls IdyItwIde lovely heirs. devse,'s, legateas. granfee,, the SoutIvWMt estate of 38 Petition 18 d.'man i1B ' ' U1 EA Iqi th)e Petition Employmenj' Wanted To Rent corner of the NW 'aof Help Wanted rIrs Oat' or WI rates 767$ granted, oftverwiwa judgment may ROBERT D BRADEPI. But, crwneq has cut pr ice to 139900 creditors. Lenors, or other parties the NW deceasect. WITNESS nit' hard and the seal of ' ___________ O'ilrid Dr . Sanford 372 3433 WITNESS my hand arid official lhi('reof, run North , beentriedaga-nst you, granting the are herefy notified and regure to Il-Help t grt Quick sale Near school. claiming by. through, und, '-'-'-"'-'----W'.lTRE5 WAhsi"ED Apply ri said Court on the 30thday of March, Seat of Said Cotet on this, the $1 degree's 55' II" West .01 feet to an All A4al country club arid Shoppng, house adopsiw of Said Child ifl accordance tile any CIlin'i or demands an,ch O,init any such deceased defen per50n, Tatly '4'c In A 0 1974 Restaurar, - -_______ day of ch, A 0 $971 infersf.(lign with the center lirte 01 with the Petition filed herein they may have against said estate in dant or defendants. and has central climate control, 71--Siluatlons at I 1 all Wanted parties (Seal) fSeai) State Road 5137, being designated WITPIESS fly handand the seal of tt.eotticeol Clerk 01 Circuit Court 30 Couple Itetiret to rent or lease quiet having or claiming to have Apartments Rent dOuble garage, lovely kitchen, 9UT IT any Arth,jr H Beckwith. Jr as Station 3M .i7 3%, run thence islfurnislied home in country r Arthur H Beckwtti, Jr Ihe Court at Sanford, Seminole Seminole County. FIgri,ct, automatic garage door op,n. right, title, or ia'Werest -. AIR Unfurnished the CONDITIONING Financial Clerk of Circuit Court Clerk ol Circuit Court in arid to the North 03 degree's 33' II" West 7111 water Plo trailers or close neigh County. Florida, thiS 13th day of courThouse at we'll, pump, arid many of her Ca proper't$'dr1, inthe CompLain . Sanford. Florida. Seminole County. Florida Seminole CoUnty, Florida feet to lIve POINT OF BEGINNING March, 1921 boys Call collect. 904 39) 7721 tOwit fji E'tserenced seryip mechanic, ano teas Shows nice, too, Call within four calendar months from 74-Butiniss Opporlunlhes fly Joy Sto&e, fly Linda M Harris of Said ditch SsRve-y lin, said POirit (Seal) the date of the tirtt publication 0 I SECTION 7?SIS46N REALTOR Associate At Antar eaperienced fiberglas duct Deputy Clerk Deputy Clerk STATE ROAD CI Beginning being at Station WITH MY rnrcripniC Third Planet En Arthur H Beckeitiv. Jr., After hOUrs, phone 322 6124 thiS riOtiCs Each (lary or demand 25-Loans 41 S'434i SEMINOLE COUNTY HousesforSale Carroll Burke . 7114 on sact State Road THOMAS 6 FREEMAN, ESQuIR Clerk of Ire Circuit Court mutt be in eritin arid must stat. 76-Insurance OE$CRIPTIONS vronm,aylal Systems 130050) Attorney for Petitionri Pod Office los 57&000) ON PARK AVENUE-ut SouPiIldegn,1i32 )O"East N J Be MacIt' T ta'ipilen aP.epfac,oGre w'iceandpostoffc, -- - ----'PARCEL NO 113 FRI SIMPLE 617 Sanford Atlantic Attarnget, Springs. Florida 32701 're tooling for an older home De'puty Clerk Cljfeef. hence Soutn IOdegrpQ%' - RENTAL APARTMENT HOMES Heavy Equipment actdressoftheci,irnaotandmustbe RIGHT OF WAY ______ Bank Building Rentals with 'charac,er," SN It-s I Attorney for Petitioner 10' East lbS Sb fees. thmrce Sogth Mr Irving fi Guuow That part ofsworn to by the claimant, hiS agent. : P On St. Johns River Operator Sanford, Florida 377/I Publish Mardi 1$ 25. April I 197 ' bednooni, 7 ba't'u wIts gara;e degrees II' 10" Eatt 55)07 lt, '0 (So $795 h altorney, Or it wilt become 101 I. 19 Rooms (or Rent - * Publish March 75. April I, I, IS. DEX 17 Operator br (t 9)0 Appiy I, Glenrose Lea Ad trience Sou 07 degrees 00 05" East apartment You've got l See' Iti-5 vO.ct ldcording t law S.antonct, Florida 3777$ ditiori to Longw. FOR SALE 2 houSes, one buIdng as t'i, 19/i recorded Mar-rn .g Aye 1193S feet thence LonOwood. JO -Apartments Rent ciii For details phone REALTOR Publ, tit Dated Marcn 27th. March II, 35. Apqil.I. 1,74 Map Book I. page 53, Public records North P9 degre-as list" OEZ $35 AMERICAP1 WOOD PROOucT Merle Warner After tiovr call OF 1 East IO 59 feet. thence ______ ._ * W/W Unfurnished Douglas Slvvttrøm Soutti Tratf H 01 Seminole County. Florida, LESS 7$ degrees o' 10" Eatt 7613 leet. 112 6135 A AdminiStrator c I A the North 15 feet and LESS right at _________ ____________________________ WINTHROP I CITY OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. il-Apartments Rent es"an E.peaiencr'ci in tales at (/ thence South S%aegrea,'s STENSTROM DAVIS NOTICE TO PUBLIC way for Stat, Road 14' 10" East by Dick CovoIli . * FLORIDA construction QUIET LIVING 27) Furnished feet: thence South 11 niarhinery or I THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE lyIng within IS I NoIte .% hyryOp gym that a & MCINTOSH Call 322242O Anytime QUALITY Noticeof Public Hearing materials Good salary, corn South of a )l'40"Eastp 13 feet. lhefl(e,n HLJO? I-4EU.J 3 bedroom. 7 bath, large family & PUBIC Hearing wilt be held 3£ I BEDROOM HOMES the Attorney for Administrator c TA NO ONE IN" EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIII. centerline of right of way for State II degrees 3 40" East 150 lest, 37-Houses Rent Un(urnlsh.d nission, and company CUlT. SEMINOLE COUNTy, Road S 431, * fit5 "Sanford's City Commission Room, City Hail, P0 Boa 1)30, Santord. Fla SaId Leader , liv.nq room. screened Pato Anti RATt? I PAT$CLJLAR. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN FLORIDA I NATURAL SETTING Call Premua ALiSTRAL(A Section nseo. said thence- South 47 degree fl 3)-Houses Rent Furnith,d Marblette pool Your Multiple Listing Agency Sanford. Florida, at I 00 p M on Publish April 1. 1974 center line being " East -,IC) LIME 10 I t uJUSI WANT 70 detcri -as 1)170 feet. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by PRORATE DIVISION CASE NO, olows Manufacturing Co 373 2130 Local and Nat onal MLS DEA I Thursday, April 1. 1911, to Consider thence South *9 degv GPEAKTOA I 31--MobIle Homes Rent the City Council of thi City of PR 74 71 CP ___________________________ de' 10" East 121 70 feet. !LTORS tl'ie following change's and amend 7S4SPprkDr JOHNNY WALKER thenc, LLE Ks Altarnoraf, Springs, Florida, that tjrn KJ WOMEN to drive' catering trucks ESTATE OF ANDREW GRAY Begin on the West line of North s degrees 30' 30" EasI ,, 33-Mobile Horn. Lots NOTICE OF INTENTION menhstotivctoning()qd,nanceof the Sect. said City Council II hoid a public REALTY Apply Altamonle Catering, *30 thence North S4e.gr D,CH,.d 31. TownShip 70 SOuth. Range City of Sanford, Seminole County, TO APPLY FOR VACATION BALL REALTY hearing For Rent 134$ 337 64%,, After S. Ifl 7111 Fast, at a Point 1914 fee't Noct og East ,33S Seet for the end et tISi5 iorda AND ANNULMENT _____________________ FINANCING (a) to conSider annexation of the 517W First SI NOTICE TO CREDITORS 36 degrees 30' 11" West. along Said Ine survey line descnipticn -'-Resort Property Al Rezcv'iing From ---* OF PORTIONS SR IAA, 377541) 101 Iowng described properly lyirig '-1 i'iQif' F.smIy Residential District Contairiirg 25/I sou.ne I-Or Rent S Iron, the' Southwest CCrne'r 01 said OF RECORDED PLATS i'd being in Seminole Counly, - , feet (00$ TO ALL PERSONS i-lAVl& SeCtion 31. sad POnt be'nq on a acrei, more ør lets To Ytat Ot Mr I. Multigle TO 1500',! ii MAY CONCERN i ori, to wit Our trasm Inst or 5rcon * • 0(1 -nlere-tt J7-Business Property P CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST curve concave to the Southerly if cu earn between I ar'ily Residential DacIling OWNED BY LEROY RIHA anct YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED "crtgages in any condition and Block s'fof Tract 6/as recorded SAID ESTATE . . For 5A500 5l2,3oc _____r ,in0al, haying a radius Of 11,159 6 feet. RONNIE RIHA. isiS Wife Rent ct the 'n1ent'ori ol the oWner, THE 0-strict IiJ ''Ip I ROM SITS Su- jthe-aslern Acceptance- Co' Piat Book 1, Page 65, 04 the Public You and each Of you 0,-Silt' tom a 7 cc 1 or-. POrT-p Si'iihiG INTO SPRING as an Avon are hereby thence Irons a tangent bearinq Trial Properly Described as HL'SXEY COMPANY. 10 petI'on II) aS AIRPORT RL.'D SUBJECT TO ASSIGNMENT OF oorat,on, 621 1123 notified and required to file any Porn, Records of Seminole County. il-Wanted P.1 to Rent mural area Represenlat,ve Great time '0 run MORTGAGE Beg 1/ 1 the Boarct of County Commissioners degrees 40' de" RECORDED 1th Sand 213/56 feet East. 4 ANFORD I-LA _______ IN (It Florida. and all of the right of way claims and demands whiCh you, or %Ilrt carting money in your spare the NE cor Section 7. Townsh:p los, ° Seminole County. Florida pur along said curve through a central fituil ReCords Rook 770. page is 373 7170 EVEREST REALTYINC of Center Street from the easterly etherof you. may haveagajnsysaid angIeofoI,,00. 3"adistanc, $ suanl t time Sell Avon leisrIry and daily held by FEDERAL NATIONAL Real Estate Ranger F. RunS lIUfeet. W 722.06 Florida Statute 177.101, to Real'or, $6015 Hwy 1797 t*)undary line of the right of way of ' t "a a L__ w .i estateintpleofficeof theClerkoftp,e of 217)? feet to te needs. _31 (aS well tort. Pd as vacate and annul IllS feet. F to POB our WOrI the lOIlo'wing cAL4,J _________ erus of laid MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION anct MatIand.67$06 503W Firit SI I I to the westerly boundary line ______________________________ 17 t3g, Between Big . Circuit Court 01 ftC Eighteenth curve, thence I-lfoues (or Sale Sevilla Gardens. tamous line of cotmeticsl right fl described portions of certain South II degrees 16' MORTGAGE recorded in Otticial the right of way of Raymond 3730517 3774061or3729370 Tree Pa,k& 4)1 Judicial Circait, Seminole County. I3"East. recorded plaIt of lands locat AND sour own neighborhood I'll Ira-n LUXURIOUSoversi,e ) and7txtrm ISfeef. thence SOt7iI9 Reørcts Bok9Si, page 103 irs favor BLONDIE in I?MObIIe Honies Avenue, end all of the right of way Florida, Probate Division, in ST. JOHN'S REALTY CO. iou Call 6.11 3O79 the degrees OP 0P' East, 63463 Seminole County. Fibs-Ida. to at of ALICE LORE TTA (ECt. of Raymond Avenue from the Co.artivo,,se at Sanford, Florida, .spts Cal in k,tch'n, Irosl lr. 13-Lots and Acreage Single, aik Young Triat part of the plat of the map of Beg 131396 feet W of NE con' and UNRECORDED 'Pp Tnt' southerly boundarylne of ttie right e'lhin four calendar monthS from Reliable malure manfor gas Station refnigrtr di %h*sher TeStedF,rn. I9 31 teet Section?, ToanshIp 705, Range 30 E. th TOWN OF CLAY SPRINGS, I FM SO MAD to the begInning CONTRACT FOR DEED in favor of of wa5' of Center Slrort to the Il-Farms and Groves attendant •• 617) the time' 01 the fir'sf publicat drapriiet, shag carpeting, family Sanlord Sunoco 4 t'rdrcooi. 2 baIt'i bom, *itli large OOD'-ThAT'LL MAkE 14 QCt5 i;: si:i ASSOC INC REALTORS TFT Run 5 17 Ct', 99 7 feet. s 1264 fret, ly.ng South 01 Wekiva Springs Road of curve Concave to the Nottherly SANDRA E DEESE, S'ngte mS - tir,place Only 6 apts I ICOULD Southerly boundary tine of the right a Slat on I I and 16 po,l Shaded residential aria 15-Retort Property thii5 notice Each claim or demand having a radius of II,c3 16 feet ATA , 0u W i 7fe$, N S97 feet, W 573 Steel, arid covering the South 3790 feet of NEP of waof Orange Street Pr. Icy in as a recorded l-IORRI5LE , ! 51% 000 '---r 1 MI mutt be in writing an filed in thence along Spanish courtyard EAT NAILS' and N 7 degre 10' F 1001 ch, W to the North 933 Ifeef of the SW For Sale each of yo are hereb, Slid Curve through a of 'V" flQ CIP EASY TO HELPERS wanted Apply 20 n PIat Book 1. PageaS. Of the Public Chjpl,cale and state the , fleautIca,,po Aar place of central angleof 01 O"Iy $') Cow'?' Washngtn O,uv s I Severally rotitied that the Ptar,ith% Railroad. N)y on Railroad l) N line the SE ',In Section 31, Township 70 -Mlrrin ,-. 'fr 4dlt -D1S ',inlCi-d Ayp Ave t.nngaooi Peordi ot Seltinale COunty, decrees c,' ss" a FIX reSidence ard post Office addrifS5 of , caths, 709 )6-tncome And South, Range l'P East. iS recorded ifl of saici sectors, E to Beg 'p. distance of 23106 feet to the lileti its sworn omplant or pe'titiri. The Greater M.,hi FlOrida, lye ilainianl and muSt be sWOrn tO ;.','t RICAN '.000 I'lacsfltic Is P.'.'ajrl Ocr, i,i -. l ', I' 1 . a' I '°°:. '-', trrn5 Plat Bock 2. I'cjp $6. Public 1:5 tn Investment Property Slid curve, Itiqs North It degree's loqmlh,r with IS Declaration t tt corporate limIt of ftc City Ciistlberr-y F 1a '--' -- -- - -------I'y the claimant, his agent or Cf F .tiitst (Onti,t.Oi I beoo' vp1. .5 1'r. • 'r' 45' 3%" East, 171/ AND Rerords of Senuiriole County. t-rr'ey of Se 5Cni shall be vord Allanionle Sprmnq, Florida n feet, the-nc, Taking in the above 5tyI Court • .ir 5 pp ? 409'ec-ate - - -. I? -Real Esfale W1nted Fiord, Plontnl9ctegr,.,..4. 47" East. 75730 agan%I vpo and each (B) To consider atso the Question Dated at0 you as Sanford, Florida, thi5 test: thiff'i( South I, degree's 37 T1'e s..d Platted Beg at the defendants nt of N tine Section 7, lands lie outside -of designating and assigning the 14th day 01 March, 19/I seeking to condemn trip 30 East, TownishiP 705. Range 73 and Ely the col Corate limits of any -*4 ft to the eno of the abOvp described prcperty located bring classibicalign CI GO 2 Merchandise JOseph Gerard ri In. of vacaled A C L Rk II W Run municipality center line of constr,,of 0,, Seminole County, Seminole COunty, Florida. by GenraI Office 7 District to sa 'As Esecutoi of said estate - f - q'clrr,c',', frame tit,p r" " I lOida SO Miseanu SWIy along Ely line of Slid PR P W being Eminem Domain P'otW,nni hevn described The alorementionect ixoperty as Ihat Ctal%ifiralinay a S L W Carrnli, I. .s, 55 •d",.l I ba pt Which is 49% feet Sot N line of petitionS lobe tiled upon receipt Of " ¶cr , Containing 5.4% Square teet 10017 bed in tPc toning ordnance You are furth,, flQIIIitp,.t the CARROLL & JONES PA -. For Sate bring Kesults - said Section, W to Wt line ol sad PtO0bot PubliC&t.n 01 thi5 Notice acre), more or less petitioners Will tall up for APARTM ENTS lP'e C.ty of Altam.ore Springs. Attorney Icr E'ecfor * SI -Household Goods THE tILISK E Y COMPANY RR R W. PIEty along WIt' line of tact OWP4() BY HERMAN 6 JEAN before the Honorable Roger 71 U S Highway 1792 "'e"di. to Wit Ofd'nance No 129 ; lv F E vrrettr RR R W to Pd line of laid Sec.on, E and as amended and supplemented anØ LUCILE JEAN. A K A Dyke'i, on of te Judge of IhC P0 BOa 911 $7 -Apphances lettr i,,,- C [5 P'OI-e ni our-', r.. 1120 FLORIDA AVE. :-0 Pubtith :i -I l • (971 to Beg lUCILLE C JEAN. rii Tt., present tOting clasSification above Styled Court on Ihe 11th d-y Ct Ph. 322-26 1 1 Catselberry, FlOrida 37/01 .'nll Water Lots of lrer'. 5' ______ i $3-Being more enlraIty c1e%crh.j OhAe TV Radto Stereo "i Sad roperI SUBJECT TO LEASE recorded April A D 197i, at I 300'cl*ti pm BEETLE BAILEY IMULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE s 14 14/. PUblish Mar 25 & Apr I. 1974 %estol Il 97t.rtwq',n t- ir*y as located Sotth of 25th Street, n Officia Recosas Book $5.4, _____ Residential, Single family, as tnat an Seminole County (nurthoow DEZ $79 Plaza&Seminolet.4,gh, 54-Garage t-,CmoOri, bpmt Mort Walker iC lent Rummage Sales 7$? held by PURE OIL COMPANY Slnforct, Florida -tt IN THE CIRCIJI' 'OURT OF THE northof Reservoir Lake,and east of classification i descri __________________________ in the appl.caI,on l -• 1 & 2 Bedroom Apts. SCL Ratroad -• EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIII. SS-Boats 4 Manne 'IEiG. lIE C Califo,n Corporation, Crid an Order of Takinq ri 4((otdan IIfOLJ2 AR9gAtfr ASSIGNMENT With it (B) Rezoning From- SR IAA, CUlT. SEMINOLE COUNTy, EquIpment OF Seminole County, Flc,,da Oecla,at,or, of lahing S MasonryConstruction RENTS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE WgrrE A recorded in Official ReCOrth Single Family Residential Duslr.ct FLORIDA OF TS4E heretofore filed ri The public hearing wIl be held in S cluse Ill W)4A•rl.4E'6 56-Camping Equipment EIGIIT(FNTH JUDICIAL CIII. PROflAI[ DIVISION • Central Heat & Air Page To Tt.at Of SR I, Single Family TI4OROUB4 REFtT th City Hall, Ailar',on(, Springt, 9i in favOr 01 Partes '0 Ihi Sul Coil all oPri, BLUNDER, Øq CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR I ilf PlO PR 71 6SCP Residential Dwelling District MANUFACTURERS ACCizgATE Florida. on lIve' 73rd day of April. intnestedparfiesmoy appear S 57-_Sports Equipment Pool & ClUbhouse HANOVER at the SEMINOLE COUNTY. Estate of That Property Duribed lime a.- place designated arid w TRUST COMPANY 19/1. at 430 m. ot as SOOn • 1 Laundry Facilities PROBATE DIVISION SI-Bicycles Lots 72. 73, 34 and 75. Block II, LINDA MAE FULLER, heard tt.rreaIler4tpsibIeat which time PRORATF NO 74 7% CP Real?, 322 1)01 XVL qiflreamwold Scbdivi%,on I SECTION 1S Decetcct Shag Carpeting 4. "Irfested panes for and against USe. STATE ROAD 59-Musical Mcrchandite 7565 PARK DRIVE NOT ICE TOCREDITORS S iii 7110 ll-.i*a'n,i A .e .1, I/ t -I SEMINOLE Ire proposed eegalion and tOning In RE • SANFORD AND COUNTY Kitchens Equipped - Estale of TO ALL PERSONS HAVING 'O-ftc. EquIpment AND DESCRIPTIONS Will be heard Said hearing's maybe tUlve a 1611)' to At keep ICE MARION MINPIER . 6 Months Lease PARCEL CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST '(if'Iinued Irorn tini, (i r art. (tCbi'tji,t ,FEE SIMPLE And Supplies timp until 1)1W lllt'tIItX'f', uf . - .i at,pn 5 145,-n 1,. 0 SAID ESTATE RIGHT OF WAY I. ''. :. i ,vrid 4 ((lotS. II LiNt, -( A LOt 7 Serve WVittn 6tC$rtiS, Up the Lily of arty, to Th4t pa, you and each p4 you are hereby el-Building Materials Dcea,nacld Sl4viSion Cc,ut'cil Ihe rainib' troll) laid Complaint or Detili NOTICE TO on "v' I CREDITORS Lots I. 4 arid 01 J A Bittl,ne" Being more generally described ,vOtifii'd arid required to file This notice Shill be potted at the 323•6650 Howarct P MIr%PC, skreklnh the budje. any 61--Lawn and Garden as loraled South of Santa Street ('Inst and demands -tv'ch you, or t ly Hall *ithin the City of 1Oj Addition to Lonirivooct as reco'oed in COunty Attorney To All Cred,t Ort Cnd All P,r5on5 Their plan is c-ailed rther of you, may have egainsl sad 63 -MachInery and Tools 4r'd ..ttt of Grenada Avenue '.lIamçv$ Springs, 'C-cdØ and in Stl ole COnIy Plat RotA 3. Daea. public records ot 114.rg (I4n or Demarith Against li-9O((t% I tj,ith iv,iII to aa: estate .n theoftite of the Clerk of the Ci Rezoning From three (3) other plac SR IAA. Seniinot. County. Florida LesS *ithifl the 1(0 E CommriC,&l Street Sad Estate c,Srpeting, drape (ivcu,t Court of trie Eiteenth 64-EquIpment (Or Rent right 01 Way for -a. central h,a Sngle Family Rtjid*fltiit District City, and publiShed in the Sarord SCrifoict, Florida 327/i 1ds and It 16orks Slate ltoadt 5. 477 V .ifl(j YOU are hereby notitiect and ____ arid Sill, ,Sir Fully 'gu'pped A-tb do To That Of -Ii,aId GC 7. General JudCiaI Circuit, Seminole (Ounly, 65-Pets and Supplies (' i.r telr, a nspape, of general Iikt' this ,' ________________________ Vhc'n thes THE PHANTOM -tTtt. dIt' of 4r'-', .v,ithe, (Ill 'equr,' 10 etent any (ta,ms And I f'ti'-ni,!4. C) or-cia 1:n,i-.:erca) D,slrici %-('i' IyinQ wIrin 454tr4 riiJlti '..i"'n ri 'i.e (ty ot AItj', Pte ri tt'l in 4 lie the nrig.nl t (enter A fi deui.ai OS Whit. VOU Oily have IISI tlit'ir tirst uhihi CourlhouSe CI Sanford, Florida, 66-Horses 'nat Property Described as iifleofriohtofW. tat StateRct the (IriS of the ae Las Falk and Sy Barry £"ngs and Seminole Counly. IgliriSt tti estate oI ALICE Styled Court IO .431. Section 7 /Sb E 5LL I Part 01101 9 described as beg NE eithin br (IIendCr nirintrit from 67--ltvestock and Poultry H : ttk'v pur('has t'ribs, onea*e.,s tOrlfr.,t tour ER'5 Uid date, 2ONLR4 , said enter I. larg I (4(1,,:,, Car 'r:l LAfp MARION MINP4EP deceased late to thaw cause What It'e time of the InSt pobl c'etion c-f S 1ITE. I . cc'r Pun SWIp cay Q '-i.'b• 50 - 1 binq dt%c,,((pd as bofIo*t pr right, title, interest, or lien you or t 'ar heds, L'arrages, A r I tcbw'n iliL:Lii.O 511% i. l lhy of Seminole County, Flotidi, to EJE A 1Ia'E,9,ENE to Buy the 7) 09 fees WIy 6107 fee't PIty 50 lees It'S notice' Each Oaim or demand 68-Wanted L).,!CQI the PubIit Begin on 'he West line of Seclon any of you ha,p n a Hearing, the data Clerk 01 the Circuit t",TTi 0712 to lh i'IiUSt b ISS Writing nd filed . sitti bciIs and other Court. nd file 3). ?Ownship 70 ____________ FIt' 77 feet SEIy Ill tet to beg of the firtt pubti(aloti to Irie d.Ite of '69-Stamps - CoIns South, Range' otOperty described in I ____________ the' S.4nie in duplicate D(LI1 Ø4I 74 fr DEC7EM tom a ___________ as East, al a Lett bOAd1 Block IS. Dream*old duplicate and state the place of iwvds through the ____ tISe lnl publication, bosh dates provided in Section (ENFVAC,AWDLNS _____ point 19*4 fe,l Nortp, 00 Plaint or pe'tilion and to Show cavse, I______________ 'MMr4• ___________ ___________ 733 _____________ residence arid post office address 01 70-Swap and Trade _____ _______________ $4. Florida decree's SubdiviSiOn I LIFE TO I&ff 't inclusive. shall not be lass tri*n 30' II" Wt. atoisg Sad I if Cfly you havit, ' __________ y,'ant Ads . - . and sell APARTMENTS Statuses, Why sa'ct Property __________ in 'heir offices in the from the' Sothwt Corner of said Being more generalty described the clamant nd mutt be sworn to '71-AntIques 15*5W UIh St I _______________ rof be' (Ondeniried the 3(111 t,iseiul fat the as located North of the intersection by IhC claimant, his agent or at notice Shall be potted an the area t li4 UTlCf_jy y County f flOrida. within four be CQS'drr4'd to, ai'rselat ,on arid I Cfl'ENC'AN7S Curve (Oave t thp SOUthCrfy and complaint or Pet:tin tiled brie.n II _________________ calendar montht froni the time of schoolS. Shopping center st..,-4 BeautlfuTarqe'ded Lots Dated CI Orlancto, IIor'da, th% P'iCv.nq a raa.us (If toning at hiatt f.ftri-n (I$1 days !k' l'I(ithCt when yOu hit to di Sr 4 fls'Sa,,ii - .. -.srprtn If 4S9 IC fe.i k 5%LL c:A-t Ot'J !7 tIv first oubi.cat.v ...-,a 'J' -"I,. '' " ''' dr,Ioe ifl i,,4 5treet lIghting 'Sidewatk "'ii ,i pa"rs inIprp5V ano (tilens lIve-ride Iron, .,.,,, V Itfl5POFTTIOfl 'o the dafr of tie Pblit & City Water & Sewer same w,il De •n!malht'l :; pa;s;:;ci';jr, 'angent beat.nq0t ri'lpr41 1M'flSt ,,,a forth, relief ttw) o longer nt't'd Lizzie Mae Pool ' -J shalt rape an Opportunity to be $9 degrees 13' 06" Filedal Sanford, Florid. this 14th North CUSTOM BUILT HOMES WITH MANY PLANS ''l Mvr fl toO.,, (t.'kft.n East, run de'n-ltided in the (OmplainI or •Iong Tad As Eaeculria ' ' them, And dialIng reard at Said hearing S -Cairpers Travel (anye' through a contra OPlitiOn DATED Ihis 13th day 01 March, dey of Febeuary, 1971 iceptect Ifl 70i t•SC Estate of I$1 R order of the Planning and TO CHOOSE FROM I qleofo)Øegr's00. $" _ ____ ________________________________ .t22-II or .L _____________________________ Trilrt WITNESS nip t'n a Edward P Fagan ad-str, Liridl Mae FulIri, seal nt Zoning Commission tsf the Ct S l'hylli5 Jordaisl ________ ______ 04 717 I? fef Is th Ced of A Adft.ni5fr4lor c I a &11.)9. -______ Sad Court on the 21st day of March, fleceaect .:, i tp (lenS 16 --Auto RepaIrs Saoford lQf. it.. 77th day of curve, tispnp SOuls 49 de.jr,5 ji A 0 1971 Sltay A We P0,n Apartments Rent _______ ______ 1 _______ ______________ 5,Ri , p .XC: 4 p'4"5 c.V W Arnold III place r l gI AlIanonae I]" Eatt, 15) lSfeet, thence MArch, 1914 Parts Accessories t Atlorne for Administrator c l.A N fteCk*,Ih, Jr Furnished th ARNOLD, MATHINY A -4tE 'M6iA $it3T Scririgs, flor'cta ' Arlhur If Harris )(lUr ad kes a 1770 Citi:riu National fln5 ____________________________ decree's OP 07" Fist, 63463 feet, Clerk of the Circu t Court 17-Junk Cats Removed C__________ _______________ A EAGAN, P A Call For Bldg PuDly7i Mar 75 , Cha,man Apr ), 5, $3, 72, Ihencelouspll,degre,504. little of a bUS)Be MMtha I Vitfray Orteno, Florida 31101 WELAKA APARTMENTS Eatt Post 0111cc Boa 7967 It/I City of SanfGrd ppnt. 11-Motorcycles 619 3$ ffref to the beginning of a Dfy Clerk Publish Mar 73 & Apr I. 1971 '11W Itt St Orlando. Florida 3710? ll)rlth('r'$ tHllC' OF? I/l Planning and Zoning curve Concave to the Nrarfh.rt a 2.3103 1*! 130 79--Trucks and Trailers - --------Attorney for Eaeculria I Co,nn:iss'on hiving a radius of Il.i9 16 tt'..i Publis?i Mint 7% Apr, I. 17 floovn AduitOnl r _. Publish April I. I. 1974 I, I. IS. )97 Pu$l,pi April I, 1974 211W 5th5anlord, Fls, tO--Aulos f'sr Sale O&Z l',vra Avenue Mobile Park (lEA $0 (TEA 6 II --Avtatton N-ye. 372 2*61 T __w I _. CLATTER / Lswji 7 Ii iNFORMATION WANT AD DIAL Duplex -' Seminole 322-2611 NOW 7 3,4%-VA & FHA Winter Park- EVEREST Orlando 831-9993 ! Ask 4i\ j Want Ads 628-0808 ____________ _________ ORANGE HILLS - L Legal Notice ---__ :.\ 'S . HALL REALlY ______ 10 U4JL - iuuf SPRING WOOD VILLAGE '_ - Furn. & Unfurn. - -' Realty • Short Term Lease _______ -_ PRIVACY CLAl4ES . t ' Sandlewcx.)d Villas LEMON BLUFF A_OUNT Unfurnished - Shag Carpet Range.Refr,gerator . * Clothes Washer-Dryer - ;.r .a a 29,3OO.37,5OO Dishwasher.Disposaf J I LAKE MARY 1J- AVON -I 73/0/ * Recreational Building Heated Pool NO DOWN PAYMLii 12 Bedroom suggests No Closing Costs FHA.VA hI u. 95% ConventIonal M. UNSWORTH REALTY ATTRACTIVE RANKLIN RAMSEUR4 L 831-e400 SPAN ISH STYLE HOME ii FRANKLIN VVant Ads ½ ACRE ARMS LIST YOUR HOME IN TREES MLS CALL 322.2420 ANYTIME VEr.Y DOING L ' Payton ni others STENSTROM REALTY Eli $y Life 9dØui&le ___ ___ ___________ _________ _ Welcomes You... ' r,-'arr,r. -- J 1 __ ' Idyliwilde Homes By " I I ______________ �Monda y, April 68—The Sanford Herald Don 't Be j974 Fool. 41 Houses for par" 41 Be Wise woaied t'c1roor area Lot leIa3 18 E'clu'.,vi.-- hT'" CountrbCiuMaoo,, ORMc,Nn BY HE SEA W'droom'., Florida room, almost Summer "tm,' ni'.j turnisflyØ rw* r oo f, (rpeI, kitchen egup I 'leorOOn, I batt, family '-d, A C unit, fenced back room 14211 's' living room Ii. 17' freshly painted OutSide Goon Convenient to condition, SI&SX Chopp,ng, C1'VrCISC'.. Ill 000 E'(ltj'.iyt' Count,, C lub Manor ) bedrciorn'., I', oaths. Some Carpel. ICASSE LBIERRY - Laketron, or Ca'n M l ake,, Immaculate kitchen equippeo. e'tra kitchen and Cozy .n5,Ø and out 3 btdroornt, 2 abneti. large fenced back card family Owns, will paint home inside tauc'., Paneled room. 7 car aria uarage. wOrk'.høp 537 OQ Out 511.000 ilr,itt 4rns, lode I drrs ois 73)) TAKE f.M for 129.300 Late Mary, W.nter Springs & Deritona Up toes "ct financing Eligible Vetqan'. dn All ctn?ri & A Aall Aali carpeting MOSSIE BATEMAN '524 Park Dr, 333 7111 t:: 92,1 I BROkER, 333 7e4) After hr'. 32.3eeI 17?'06i1 cr'droorn, I' garage, 57y wn Sit) mo •' PCI Acre R('IIty. REALTOR. 32) 7750 r "9w, 7 bedroom, family roOn, 'then eQuipped. arpet, $I7,5 Ii,, 333 LONGW000 _______ S,irbord no Qualifying, I A TOUCH OF ELEGANCE SlTSOdown .5197 mo lpct Acre Realty. REALTOR, 3737750 1 Ta'.,,f9 decorat ed w,th beAut,tui I carpet.a nd *aIlpa S"'ail lake home, aPprimatep Th$) bed Country 4tmp4,,, arid yet '. convenient to 17 97 and i i CORBETT REAL ESTATE REALTOR ' Ora, 6 66 ""''.' i Screened parch.,ON14', The price 'S Cnl9 5,3,900 A'.; ,o SPr.rl er,t ossoc OPPOrtunity to assume low 'nt,re'.tI SANFORD folan 3bedr000m.1i bath. 7 year'. old Nice Cond ition. $70.Ce No VA ASSIJMP1' COko IIifylng ION.7% SPIC'Out Neat Fct.onal 5 f5 _____________________ - _i _____________ Miscellaneous Si •r F If A(( , Equipment for Rent Low maintenanc, brick horn, *ith all electric cot, fort Pretty shag carpet, and custom For sale by Owner 3 bdrm. I bath. drapes stay on the bay wn '.''.ir, '- 19 Ike n '. is? Si Ii SI t 7501 I , seu on'.r, •,pp,,, '. ,, '.pvt'ae sales O ut at anything t-I I r " i,sM liSt It you can't Pick up call us We handle C hannel Master ant,nnafor UHF, and VII : buat 1sru At, Coriditioner,$.53773,J -- - 3?) 17)1 i, ,,, Nr'.ery & Ord Frrn, SR 419 chauze,- miniature nle pompr ,,qan wntn you sell them Cdli 32) 4921 , 3 _____________ Aith , cl,hSsf ed ,d from lIt, Sanford Herald Call us todAy! Don't delay! Just dial 372 7611 or 131 3 To place your l Cost want ad ________________________________ $SPECIAL Andboarding WIh lyer Professional Ph 323 3lor 173 3949 — 1977 Toyota Mark If. I dr tedi automatic, air, ritra warp $7695 Call Don at 337 list Dealer. _________ _________ SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE 2311 W 1st SI SANFORD REC VEE 5vç ________ 2311W l'.t St 373 1711 373 lilt 80____________ Autos - o Ford Campeq.$250clth or $100. S leatherett, interior. ue. $693 Call Don at 377 1631 Dealer radio, Bahama and assume payment'., Wjtern Tack-- St etson Hate--Tony Lome tells l handbags Now at - 3330042 equipped with mfg's guarantee Outstanding condition & a bargain 3772453. The Equestrian. $2 W. Orck.d*ay, Livestock And Poultry 1970 Volkswagen, 30.000 miles, like 'IICHEVY DRAGSTER Nothingdowfltakeove. CalIcred I manager 3734330 $1130 Ph 3334474 fORD ECONOLIIIE WINDOW VAN Nothingdo,tak,0r Callcr ed I manager 3734330 VOLKSWAGEN ______________________ _______________________ NOTHING DOWN, TAKE OVER __________ CALL CREDIT MANAGER. 37) -4730 Junk Cars Removed - AUCTIONEER NEEDS Boats & Marine steering & brake;, goon m ec hanical Conditi on , $1195 Ca Equipment Good clean Saleable items for 4bahooncd, unwanted i.mk cars Dl] Volkswagen Campmof,it,, with hauled away, Your cost, sto, poptop.acamp.r';drea m White, Orlando, 793 4191 anytime one flf A __________________________ at $s2 50 Call __________________________ I P..I -, ICi PIl FaselIa, 1121651 l.iu. II" light. II a3ls7e - . Tuesday, April 2, 1974—Sanford, Florida -' Deal, .----*S'fSli, Fida, .-- .... I n . AU,4,rwloll 90 Ford F,cI- Tnri or I'.. "Twi - -. Friday rear high eap.'. pliances, and Other t'trm Price ASSume., firer, small v a engine, IllS 32'7 7 pct -'------.--'---.,, ROBSON MARINE loan Dresser with mirror, SIOO. Stereo, Price 5.34.700 126.300 Call 571 2)3.. 724 2927 Hwy Ii 97 - 'nu!urycles SEMINOLE COUNTY Connie RuSSell. At'. $25. Port a Crib. 110, Fluorekent Call anytIme, 323 IOi 321 061 - , De Lamp. $10. Deacon style toy AUCTION Mof0rCyl, tnjurance 970 Ford Country Sedan, air con chest, ill. Small toast(royen $20 Calibart Real Estate '43 Chryslei. I dr. hardtop A t l$Uuci tsIuiiiiia 81 AIR AGENCY Roberts Gilman difloy'.d. power steering & brakes, Ui' Deep Vee, needh little work 373 --372 71417 after 530 condition Auto, air, p S 21 Hour Service l-irst $30 fakes rIdo. c.lra ClCar,, 1995 Call Don WePyAttt'q 5110 . p b 53 Each Auction 3337)93 or 37) 830-5500 tirni Call 377 1170 Popp, .372 1631 Dealer Cal! 322 7494 Inc Realtors Longwood Private party wanls IC buy all .MAITLANO FLEA MART tymniture lamps, QIa'.ewar, BVtr , be 2 bath, CB carpet'., I Hwy I? 67 Open Sat & Sun 93 93 HP Johnson OB motor, run less —1941 .. drapes, built-In;. a-c Large 1? than SO haurs $250 $34 $749 after errors, mit( 3779163 Mobile Homes 6 family, laundry, Storage & work rooms, F9nced, fruit trte, many Motile Home Bank k,pov,essporn. i CASH 377 1)37 k i uvOuS - - ' ......_ Household for used furniture. appliances, cit Cut de sac Cone to s to choose from III 2323 Dealer — 58 Bicycles ?C%Jl'., etc Buy I or tool item'. schools etc 137.540 Ph 323 7119 Wrought metal porcn furniture — RETIREES DREAM- Repo 19T3 U jrr " Mart 213 Sanford Avg Chaise, Ottoman,) chairs, antique Bikes, Bikes, juri5 -- HAPPY ANNIVERSARY Pt VIllager, 2 bdrm set on green finish, loam cuShion'.. One year old. id getting better lasefrontlol, Take Over payments. All tapestry coveredValue ano modetS. to ORIENTAL RUGS WAPITU bedroom, 7 bath, with all the or pay off balance Ph 323 0330 s cdi and standari bikei ._ TODricepaid,uj,an,c,,ion CaSh $100 3373321 or 3331411 trmrnlrQs Corner lot Oeet,t ava a e a 5oi' es p ' Store Call — 1126 Winter Park 3220714 1959 Glider set up in park in Fern '4) Mercury Monterey ' — ----------_— I SANFORD REALTY I Park Cal for .'. Callanytim, * * Singer * * 62 Lawn and Garden 7S15 Fre,'.p, — 313 1706 GREGORY MOBILE HOMES ,OLDEN TOUCH 'N SEW I Days fl 7I2 300 French Ave Sanford FEED SEED FERTILIZER 169 Stamps-Coins 3735700 C. OCR In sewing Cabriet. repossessed I .'t' (, ,"antr4' 1Ow'.t Pr 'CC'. NEIGHBORHOOD.- 3 — r"eilroom, lP bath, cement b4ok, Singers bell mode:, winds bobbin BUY DIRECT FROM 8OXCR T buy and l#ti gold or sflveq mmI ( 14 , Sanford 373 in machut, Fully automatic Pay 1a'ge corner tot Sates price, 13 contact us first We also buy bulk SIt 640 FHA or assume $. per — Lots and Acreage — - hdIJnCP Of $24 or 10 payment'. of ' Silver (On'. SEMINOLE COIN Air Condi$onlig :___,_-____ Home Improvements SI Call Credit Dept cent mortgage. SANFORD Cf.PITfR, 109W lit 12)1357 CASSELItERRY_ Canal front 10110 Pet C;e 63 C Machineryid',1, en tral Pleat & AIr ______ __ SEWING CENTER. JO? A East Conditioning Lake Tony $4000 Franklin Interior and ecterior painting For ee estimates. fr tt SI. Santoi'ci 3729411, Eves $46TRAILER ON '. ACRE-Close to call Carl Ramseur Asloc Inc REALTOR — carpentry, electric, Dog training In your home Al. Auction i, Three Case 600 Octet Bulldozer'.. Ceram tile' Harris, t SEARS I.'. Sanford 333 Lake Jessi.ip, 2 bedrooms, ii, III S Breed Dog Training Academy Dlaster. OC and all masonary' 1)500 each Two 02 Cats, 1771 batti'., completely furnished Hont tree • Call for fri, !tIIUItIOn AUCTION ('aCt' ettimatet Phone Mechanically very SL1iVO 373 Pa' Only $&OCO, balance Qood 5? 0791 GENEVA Appliances condition 6615039 or Write P0 PET REST INN by ownlc. Sales price $17,400 VERY FRIDAY AIR CONDITIONING I acre, frailer, ox, $4300 5500 Maloof appliances Recondit,on,,j I' Boa 332 Lake Monror Fir 3?7V. 7PM, Consldnmentsacc,pfcddally Scardinglcr oo ming TROUBLES??? A Z REMODELING 20 WEST- 3 bedroom, I' bait,. down. $45 per m() By Owner-30 aranteed. WaVnt,s N e* pfl 3774057. C en tral sys tems, window unIts, Enclosed carports, addifj, — nearly new home Central heat, --= SEMINOLE COUNTY ru'.ect Furniture. ioo Jenci, 61 Equipmenuorn Vollit 21 Ii, service Call Gregory's r oofing, painting, paneling, ready 'Cr &:f. walled .n lard Only 1 aCr, 373 1410 .- -_---._,_____ AUCTION Heat & Air 3137117 building lot-( Orar'qe ---------.--_-__--& windOw'. Reasonable Free Est - Pressure CIeanin1 1)1 --- -- -, 'i.Ll 1131 S Orlando Dr 1.11. County, 1)500 Call Ralph C., Guaraniteal 9 I' p- 12)7s2l c"',— ., Br,,'i rr,'.......'c . '. ?'r I .'.t I S (.r,,,'t SAr'f'.cI 372 566) Anoc Hattaway Realty. 131 7300 712 1351 EXTERIOR 6k?, ' & , . , '' Applanceg Stemmer U? 1.46) r Realty , S.acr.t cc. 1230 32; '.:i — PRESSURE CLEANING kitCbtfl Bathroon, Cabinet'. acres with Small comfortable .For P.,, .'.'?er [ac nA..1,.0., Courter tops, Sinks Installa REM,TOR Frwa,ing Wiri5 37) — farm home-part tion F cleared, part vU line S9minI, MIS GE Appliances Orange available Bud Cabetl, cleared arid Filed 3 flowing wells Sanford Electric Company 222 4" I !I 1910S French Some CCC wgoe 5.3300 Per acre Put a Classified ad Roofing 7377 Park Drive, 333 is' Eve 3331371 illtda nSII Cash 377N$, 3230719 t work for you today Call 322 7611 or Used Farm Equipment will $ ARTS ROOFING CO II S Acrp, part orange grove, part and easy witha CIa'.slfIed Call FREE (ST REASONABLE Cleared, terms arranged by Stop Urn! 3277511 on 931 9") PsciME IMPROVEMENTS r — 75 9r5 eaperli's. owner siai 2S9I05 or 323 341$ _ Sniall Jobs Wanted LAKEFRONT HOME fat' Information . 172 1)31,' Lake Mary" Would you Ike a Sandy beach in kav CON Sandblasting front at row lvom"P Your own PiC' Interior, Ellerlor Plasg ii *3 to fish ff! &nd a lake that you can " Miscellaneous — Plaster Pitching & simulated call a big abeT And a 3 bedroom brick 5Plally Ph 3777790 For Sale ' TOWER'SBEAUTYSALON . ____ pt's f'nt pre pa r4t,'n '4 , -: -. hattie to le and e'derfa.n ifl that ' - - ' - -- -- - metAl formerly Hr'ietl'; Beauty No) rii'iit Boil fl Ifle way' Spill ft'.t 1'AS teen trr'.cI pa-riteti' i,-ii ' 1 ,1 . (etl I? & I f rr, I f1P41y And C15y '.00Oi BARN 4 .. , SIC ( Pine. 322s742 ?-."r i '. And '.)7-'eOa *ith a l Il; 1560 37) 1() '' ' o'. Cla'.sll,cd ad' I•*.• We buy furniture ad misc Sell ton "I IS OctConsignment Free,, $4 pickups ''N° Auction Saturday at 7 '- '4" I Stop slooloollaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii,11111111 "r Signs pm, Sanford 3122270 "enScinal Pal Service volooloolooloolloollo TODD'S CARPLNTRY No 7 Ea'.t Road 1797 1W We Succeed." Davis Signs, ro lob too small All Spec Ializing n Small PAINT VARNISH ENAMELS . -. encloSed swimming pool. Ao - Iirra th _______ 1970 Mercty Mt,go. MX I doOr -hardt op, air conditioned, pow, 66th Year, No. 191 vP*V414) , 1 _______ - - - r -- • ________________ Today's front page story rela ting to Rep. Wilbur Mills being "worried about President Nixon's removal from office" had me thinking that perhaps he should have attended this molng's "Personality Break. fast," sponsored by the Sanford C of C. - " Elmer Bakalla, Inc. DIRECT Reai'ur F,'rn Park I34 7447 r--Puy fri'Ip - F 14 - Sanford 373 4?J) '," ' -, , ri orptntry, Remodeling, Addtf~ns Make today Classified ad day P1 (u;om Work Free Estimate — eor Trim. Pisseling, u'.tom Got a Sales Background? One, to buy. sell on rent Call 2611 or $11 999) Licensed Bonded 3230099 VINCEPIT'SCARPEIIIIPV Retl*red&) 372 ii,, :arpenlr, Plo lob tou small 323 477 Carpet Cleaning — — — _______~ — — Act Boat in tne *a, v sell witi A t'(ei'iedjboul rour income tax- Call Lab.' Mary Poblic ACcxntn,2 Today 372 4317 or 32) '7" - ,,, Lawn SOt'Vk• try the art of friendly b S O ii 'i (C PA St Ic ' Suppl i es. In dealer 10 $ I l".i-i, Thursday Sunday, 3727 97 ). ' persuasion again for about two hours a day, three EIeCtC smerc,aI '(.11 ¶iprv,y i ._.- - I (u Pmpnt fl the claSSified ,.(j% You Might not be a farmer. but w e ' ve got what you're lOOkIAg for WILLIE JOHNSON. lawn & garden i .,,, I (ll.f L (il (II to, reart t.'rirs,-t W Carl'. Ty, - r re, I 090 I(( lP4i purnps, 1' "i's g.nntrnl. - - "Ncw, . - how can he - Ile fielding some questions iron) the floor, after im specific some Disagreement There is some disagreement the 8&WMMration on how serious the price bulge within might be in some areas when controls are lifted. Dunlop has publlciy warned hat health cost, could rise harp'y Without some conun. Wng controls. t YD - One of two members of the Sanford nIng and PLaIng Cosnmjislon who resigneil two % `=~_ kj weeks ago protesting city commission a ction orcrling a P deci sion on a con ve mi A :, bri ck wall now wan ts to with. draw his resignation David N. Ben'len, In a letter 1 " to city building official SW Braceland, said in view of the city cemailssion's reversal last Week and upholding the original Z.P action calling tot altera tions to the IG400t.hfgh wall on U.S. 17.92 by the' United DAVID IWIEN State Bank o Seminole he lieconSiders . would like to withdraw his (eel of reSition. loot-lon brick wall bordering the west and - - Al. - :-' - - - -. - - ' , . . I - I ' - - , ' -6 Nr stance?" "The Impeachment proceed. Ings. If they are dzawn out over a period of time, as I'm sure WASHINGTON (A?) — they will be, will present the 1re are probably the votes in most disruptive and divisive ' - . 5, i - has no doubts . ' - Preming Congress to inipeach President force that sire've had I think in three Nixon but not to remove him the United Sthtessince the Civil those In from office, Rep. Wilbur D. War," Mill3 said. _ Dr. Gehman MIBa says. The Join t Committee to a question The Arkansas Democrat, who lernal Revenue Taxation Is . regarding an earlier prediction is vice chairman of a corn- scheduled to its she had made while addressing mittee investigating Nixon's in. Wednesday a report on the Sanford Rotary Club. "Do come tax turns, said th re at Nixon's income taxes for 1969y ou itill think the President will "there's no doubt In my mind 1972, which sources said will leave office Prior to the end of That there are enough votes conclude the President owes his te?" reafly ... for the articles of substa ntially m tax. "Yes, I do. Although there Mills, who had suggested Nixwill be statements made Impeachment In the House." But he said he worries that a on voluntarily tile amended (Herald PhIl, fl, nil VrCenII alluding to his health, the basic majority of th e Sena te, but not turns, said "his lawyers have reason for his leaving office will con LAKE MARY'S FIRST POLICE CHIEF ItutiI two.Uuirds, told me that y didn't want be the pressure of im, MAYit MAUGIE Hess swore in would vote to remove Nixon him to We an amended return Lake Mary's first police chief this peachment," said Gehman. from office. morring at the ne%-,, city hall. lie because in each instance is Gerald Fitzgerald formerly a Under the constitution, the there are two sides, one in his lieuti'at in the detective division in Opelika . Ala. Ft one she picked from the ' audience was a fellow named Hoe can by a simple majority favor and one against him vote an impeachment - They will, I'm sure, dispute any comwable to an indictment — findings Owt ttw staff my tilled as being "skeptical." against a President, who Is then come up with involving He sa id he was a skeptic. additried by the Senate. But in the tional lax." They had not ever met CBS News sa id Monday night previously. By borrowing hi., senate a two-thirds vote Is required to cohvjct and remove that Nixon is considering a fight wrist-watch she was able to I • tEll from offIce, against raying any back taxes. him of his sister's accident of 1952; that he had found a new religion In 1969; his mother had died of a stroke and suffered fly CIIR NELSON with throat trouble; and a close County Jail I would choose state '' the Sept 19 arson "because of relative of his had blood herald Staff Writer Yes terday's high 91 low prison." an extreme po vert y situation, " pressure problems, this morning 65, Fair to and that Mullin,, has bet'n All Uiree Orlando men con. partly cloudy through No Contest orking since then. DEATH victed of setting fire to Air Flow eWay and continued Design's 27 , -truck fleet Sept. 19 A wo an by the name of Ruth unseasonably warm with The trio pleaded no contest to 'I'm Sorry. . .' have now been sentenced to ar son Jan. permitted the spiritualis t to hi ghs in the low 9. Slight 4 and revealed they borrow a Pi ece of her jewelry, state prison, despite their have been in protective cha nce of showers today. cutod)' "I'm sorry about w ha t I done scheduled appearances as wit- since Dec andhereagainahepro Lows tonight to the lower 0 , because of fear of ... I just got riiix ed U in It against to plwnber's the union, and hs'p cm , enumerate 70s, Details on Page 8A1 from her i- - --- -- i .. , of receive from staff ' Reappointment north sides - - ' ' - exercise +- '- i - - such as areas, grain die April 30. By BOB LLO City EdItot crowd with "readings" audience, responded va,s uL.cIOu(e Berrien Wants zaP Post Again ' ' leadership unde.' that . . . He GOV. REUHINASICEW heal th and construction, but Congress so far has Indicated it prefer's to let the entire liT-. -."".u' I ins I IS Ifi JaiI 0 m OF DAY '.prnkiers , 6 1) (LLS DRILLED PUMPi SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Ail '. S - Mills spoke in an Interview broadcast over public television Monday night. Mills renewed his offer to back legislation that would pro. tide Immunity from criminal prosecution, If the President shul4resign r the i lim. stances he described, are we under tt cfrcumstance, with a majority in both branches of the Congre.ss having found the Presl. dent at fault, and yet he remalz'.j In Mills asked. Weather - I tuI(, 1('n I and idrgm, Dunlop said the industries re-- rnainlng subkct in . office?" - 8 '-' '' I sequences ne&ses ,'.,,,,,. - - - - of Phelps' City Commissioners have Restaurant be demolished or altered because it is a safety already accepted Berrien the resignation,, of and atty Phil Logan. Monday a Bank Working majority of the commission said they would vote to re-- Bank President John Mercer appoint Berrien to p today acknowledged he is board. "workini on solvini" the Logan said today his situa tion but refused to cornresigna tion stands and noted, ment on reports the wall will be " MY problem is not with tapered to a four-foot height the wall but the system. There nearest the four lane highway, is a need for better con 'If I comment it might muniCiltions between the city JeoPardize what we're workirw commission and the Z.P on," Mer said. He said hi board." hopes to resolve the problem The city has orderea that 18 -in a few days." ruc PAUL SLAt ER Professional Wallpaper Hanger Licens ed Residen laf Cornmerc,,, Free Estimates 3336473 service, nwing. edOino. yard (lean u )7739) n.,,., ,..,,. Are ,çy Service Wallpaper Hanging SPRING CLEANUPS Free est LAWN CAME SPECIALISTS Ph A. Resclen,,al (IcC TV MAllArid Cemmks How would you like to - (h'. CCItt clatsitied ad, r'Il,n,,'. FERTILIZER SPQEADIIj II 7% per bag Call Ralph 37) 0 _____ Betlerway Carpet Car, & Janitorial Service Free Fit One Price 'nclude'. all' ii 1)1 09)) Magnetic, Pliitic'. Stick On Scre en ing 377 7163 Worst' WILBIJRMILLIS The speaker was ti Anne __________________ I SIC Entrance) _f U) John A. Spoiski - lobs Call Ill flti - 4tCLO __________________________ ___ troLs. Industries included in the lat- Mills Worries About J [ _4 ~ - S E Directory of Experts RecidyTo Serve You! A 32771 'The President's Removal ra E itVl Council director John T. Dun. lop said these industries did not have serious Inflation Problems, but It nevertheless was likely there would be some price Increases. were those where inflationary pressures were considered the worst. Besides food, steel and health, industries still subject to controls include copper, retail auto sales, machinery, con. struction and wages of state and local government employ. es, including school teachers. However, unless Congress grants a last-minute reprieve to the administration's controls, all controls will end April 30. The administration has asked authorits' to rnntjn,, EMU OL3 ui ____________________ I I est decontrol action were bank,, and other financial institutions, the apparel industry, hotels, motion pictures and furniture !In(] home furnishings advance of the April 30 deadline for ending most If not all con. Price 10 Cents '--- The Price controls from Industries it ('(Insiders to be the most InILltion-prone in the economy, including food, steel and health. However, the council lifted controls Monday from 163 other industries in It,, biggest action yet to decontrol the economy in Pete R,ch, 372 1651 Dealer - - ,tti eirausl tan aria light, its. Tame lamp, 3 p life. 10" with Shade. ifS. pull down retractable ki uth rb player, blue metallic in Color 12 Volt Batteries$)Ifl HElrERS Bull cows with catves " REEL'S BODY SHOP CowI soon focal ve Ph 322 %49 or 1109 Sanford Avenue 3720749 ___________________________ proposing a constitutional amend. ment which would allow the commission "to investigate a judge's misconduct whenever it occurred, as long as it relates to his or her fitness to continue in office." The Supreme Court last month halted a commission investigation of bribery allegations against Dade County Circuit Judge Jack Turner. The court said that commission in. vestigations could not go back into a previous term of office. n—Prone Cost of Living Council Is leaving until Last the lifting of wage and 000d COnd,,on ttrOtjpsO.jt Ca' 'tchen range hood, 30". C omplete 4 164 Pontiac (370. 4 Speed, lop, I,6IVW 11115 E *CELLENT CONDITIO,i latio WASHINGTON (A?) flC* New Inspection sticker, $1391 373704$ '"" Auto Repairs arts.Accessories harts, trial Hallmark, 1713 W _____________________________ --------- - F!. Fairbanks Winter Park 68 Wanted to Buy 1r 1914 t oIler. Askew joined the Judicial Qualifications Commission in to Industries Last To Lose Pr'* ice Controls - Cl 'I6CHEV(LL( WAGON I naded Pdothingdown, takeover Call ( ed it manager. 371 4230 1671 Monte Carlo. Travel Trailer 19'.n.w& cOmpletely . Inf 7504 or III Ills 4)0 coordinated Small truck 177995 Large trucks- 571995 take over paym'. Horses - - -- ,' r,ijy ca, rArci rccyra 196 t'alcon. I door, air, autornat,c, 'fl'.9(tiQfl Mu'.t sell $S 50 On Sale this Week 'T 'Ne ill ,eicninu,n truck oer5 1 _________ - 16 payrnentj Ph v ti for free Slight Flaws, M — "Don't needs!" Serve a useful chocolate - Il/I Dodge Charger 500. lull vpped , assume payments Ca 22) 7677 offer S 4)07501 or 131W. 6546 Silver Qrey Ph 333 lie devoted most attention to calls for public disclosure by all elected Officials, candidates and major appointees of their sources of income and other financial interest. While saying the best way would nights creased funding for schools, emergency powers to meet energy crises and development ol a growth policy. as disclosure is public. Some legislators have called for disclosure to a special commission which would keep the figures secret except for investigations, Askew said, "1 can see merit in a detailed report that would list a source of all private interests... without necessarily revealing the sum of one's net worth," a proposal advanced by [louse leaders. Askew's address contained few surprises as he had outlined the proposals in his budget and advance messages including tax relief, in- to (t. t, SAM.31: 7291 CREAMONS 1964 Chevy Pick up. 4 cyl.. rebuilt engine, joker**. new tire'., $795 y pack, other tras Like rrw, 51900 Owne,, 461 be to disclose income tax returns and statements of net worth, Askew demonstrated a willingness to compromise on the proposal as long Session, and in themselves.' AIR, AUTO. SHARP I 6 1149S 6230 ,Irtrrna. awnrw, (III'. Cdt (Ofli '.t in their government - '70 IHEVy IMPALA COUPE CALL CREDIT MANAGER, 373 Ov.edo 3456161. beautiful Spanish bar ASsume Temper sunscreen plate glass for Slave, oven, TV registered AKC the faith of the people 1972 Mazda, like new, low mile'. $11 - can help restore the faith of the people in their government and in themselves." "Let no one underestimate the difficulty of that task in this day of Watergate, rising prices and dwindling reserves," Askew said in his annual speech the opening Auto 5700 6. take oec C A', 59 $2195 430 7504 days b '. 424) 66 plaper, 6 track tap, and psychedelic light $ built into a Sunday; ) I' frar, Ph I Stud Servcr T can help restore 1966 Ford Galaie 500, POirr %teer.nQ, tir4kei ar Only 5.19% "el Cars Yc Frei t..r 321 2962 ---------- '46GMC WINDOW VAil 1 7• lu.ur y travrl PdOTI4ING DOWN, TAKE OVER .,.IiIe, SIes 6 Aqua naqc Pets - and - Supplies - Assume Payments ri P4 of Oviedo 36% 4391-Close d each 65 - Repossessed— ('IC Low Overhead prices Drive a l.11le & SA.t A loP - O.co - _______________ 1177 Volkswagen 7 Paseengri ,s .th black chrome ellO*. teor. 20.000 ImPel Curtans I SPtd, radio, firairl 1)79% Call Pete. 327 1651 Travel Trailers APf , --- * .STEREO BAR. * Citrus from $3 91 -- OranQe'. lancernes lCm-ot. time tree'., (ARROL ci 11Rp41 TUR[ •P000LE GROOMING. '.p9p TV anteas tot Ill) S SAnford SMALL OPEN ___________________________ 2 WHEEL TRAILER _________________ Trucks and Trailers 2130 S Myrtle Ave . Sanford, 37.1 Campers t AegIe5 B.auttlui 1,1 colored ___________________________ puppies Mal, frnale, AKC registered n 349 SaIl ___________________________ ;. WILSON MAtER FURNITURE by 9 Sell tract, III 315E First $t 372-5672 Black Naughahyde Sofa bed and liCnt IlIw. Lu'.tre Electric Carpet 5?i,irn.r for unly St per f ______________________________ Chinrl 15 beget broacIcasfn .s'lwJ 1, - - '56 Ford Pick up, $250 or best offer IS I- — i'Jlr, 1 • HER B'S 1. V. • All" 6 Itrat __________________________________ — Appliances For Sale bedrocm.7pat,, horn, Better than n - TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) The Florida Legislature opened today with Got'. Reubjn Askew saying its test will be "whether we 1974 before 7 pm or after 6 '67 GMC PiCk up Long Bed Air Cond . New T i re Ph 373 ' " AR, BARKER REALTOR OWNER 47S 6042 of I io i at ure egis Autos for Sale MM sii 'if Mustang P S Pao Perfect condifion 33370)1 before 5cr 377 1555 after 6cr all day Sat 19 roOm, 7 bath home is Situated in a . acre. 2 bedroom, l'- bath, 527.900 1970 VoI9*Uefl Conve,t fop, steel radial fires, a' ,se'* pain, a. el(elleM 11650 3779190 cIty'. of )21Z1) —Bike. '73. J, C P enney Dueler Mr a matching chair, 570 Sears lI. . \'. ,0 14, __ TRADES Jim Hunt Realty .-- . fool flrOkr l7 W Cc' crc Ii E ALTOR __— %'stinohovsc built fl OYCfl, co rn Wilson Place rirte wi t h roti'.ee,ie Large Site, * Sanford Auction * I'.CCII,nI conditi on . 550 W tt Quiet country atmoSphere this I' . ""i We.bt, 707 Forrest Or . 3fl e: ,., property really mull be wen to I be after S)Opn '. appreciated :.r ii. A gracious 3 — snIt6ned'. Ptqw bedroom-- large living areaOR( WASHER, parts, seev '' 'Ull t i' 'VP hi' i, ii modern kfch,n-..fp,jcb carpet'.-'i ,iafli ii •,.,-., ,'..r r I-'Ood-centrai heat & air-Much y ;,r'p IAP4CES 17) ($97 more a Iat ed on a big lot Auclloneering Service. — JOHN KRIDER, ASSOC --W Garnett hte, Real Estate TV Radio Stereo tiOrkahop & more Lots of h0m Sanford. "N. " Executive Living *all to wall carpet, 17'ili' '° SIX Ph 3 sso appreciate Call Jerry. 333 after 6 p m weekdays U14 SO ( 'y - 4 bet' oom'.. 7 baths Ceri'r41 Vilial 6. air. Jorge tam.l 9 room ao Sell or trade for bike of equal value '!.d ND Panheaci Chopped See to Inc . Sell at Sfl 552 '.rw Homel 1FE 1)04W tairbark$ .c[ Motorcycles 2 bath on each so' Greene, Opens 74 ta e kew Sonsom sJS,#u Forest s •1 Art I ca,ta,r 3 btdrooq,i'. I baths iCntril heal & ar, Cd'prt 7L, THE BORN LOSER ALTAMOP4TE. Duplii in Choi ce carpeting. 13S00 down & 'a.e over pa.'ent IIS, balance Ph 12) 5)65 322-26 Advertise. by Rlcl i VfS Old 3 børrn A An Why Not iApple Tree ? SEBASTOPOL, Ca lif. IA?) — CalifornIa's ren ta l service Is "Rent.o.Te," For as little as $25a par, est new Michael Martin and Jerry Ali. boll will rent an apple tree in their 1cre orchard in this ltLch Russian River country 50 mile,, north of San Fran. CLSCU. With the fee go full picking, sitting and climbing rights. 0111 v choPPing is frowned upon. ne owners take care of all the less romantic cha'es suc h as pruning, spraying and propping. "(kir motto is 'We Crc Inc V,e " � 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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' .9d ra , Fi' - "i Ak - 0"1. - CD VS or _ . -, - "._ ni . - ' ' ' "• Pr ..W t LA P Mil - •• . .r- - . - .-.. • - o E n ds, Astronauts OK ABOARD USS NEW OR. for medical tests to determine of the station, the astronauts Mission Control exports espe. the third and final crew to visit earth resources sensors and LEANS (AP) Skylab 3's as. bow well they withstood their flied the first of three engine clally wanted tnfomaUon on 11w Skylab space station, which cameras. Ironaut; came home from long exposure to space weigh. burns that guided them to a two makeshift sunshaJes that is expected to orbit as a ghost Commetatlng on the $2.5 bil. man's longest space voyage to. tlessnes3. blazing dash through earth's at. the Skylab I and 2 crews ship for five to eight years be. lion project, Skylab program day, splashing down In the Pa. During nearly three months mosere and landing in the erected to cool the lab after a fore being dragged to a fiery director William C. Schneider cific Ocean to end a flight which in space, the astronauts tray. Pacific. beat shield tore loose on death in earth's atmosphere. said It "has shown that right they said Proved "Ainijca can eled 34ti.miUlon miles and "We're undocked we're launching. Their return concludes an era now we have no restriction on do anything In manmd space gathered a wealth of scientific doing great and we're ready to "I tell youthis vehicle sure In U.S. space exploration ex. man and his ability to perform SPACE CENTER, HoustOfl (AP) -Everything went fine for 63 flight that Is so desires." and medical data on man, his roll," Can reported the two looks like It's been worked cept for a Joint American.Rus- In space. That says America seconds. After that, the troubles of Skylab began. Gerald P. Can, William R. earth and his solar system. vehicles separated 270 miles over," Gibson commented. sian mission next year, The marvel of America's (hit space station is not that nine men can do anything in manned Pogue and Edward G. Gibson For the first time since Ge. They started the homeward above the Atlantic Ocean In Can, Pogue and Gibson are space flight that It so desires." lived aboard the Ill-footlong craft for a total of 171 days, but that climied their record bi-day trek at 6:34 a.m. EDT when contact with the Bermuda mini 6 in 1965, the major tele- bringing home a record "it shows we are free to pm anybody lived aboard it at all. 1,718 trip when their Apollo taxi ship, they separated the Apollo ferry tracking station. Sk ylab was la unched May 14 with a paper-thin aluminum ml. vision networks do not plan livepoundsof scientific and medi. ceed with the space shuttle. dangling under orange and craft from the 118-foot-long sta Dur ing the 25Irnlnute fly. coverage of returning U.S. cat data. In addition to the bin.. We're free to plan on a long. crometeorite shield covering its outer hull. The shield was to snap white parachutes, hit the water. tion, which had housed three around tronatits, Ins pection , torm loolent asm 1Aa1 thara St nr uv A.A t he feitl into tilace af ter the large space station achieved orbit .-s... a ^. J011U11. nhlu CICIr r The recovery ship, the USS different crews for a total of 17j astronauts observed and Network officials said Other 000 photos of the sun, stars and tually this same data will be Instead, the Wild deployed only 63 seconds alter launch and New Orleans, was in the prime days. photographed color and other major stocies have higher pri. cornet Kohoutek snapped used to assiure ourselves that if ripped away, leaving the bull bare. The sheer force of the tearing recovery area 176 miles south. "It's been a good ority for their time, money ond through Skylab's telescopes we ever want to go out to a metal wrenched off one solar power wing and jammed another west of San Diego, Calif., ready Gibson said as they cast off, power. station's nlnemonth exposure to and 19,400 pictures and 19 miles distant planet , why, that too Is Carr, Pogue and Gibson are of magnetic tape obtained by attainable." The latinch of the first Skylab crew, Charles Conrad, Joseph P, ______________ ___________ Kerwin anti Paul J. Weitz, was postponed. But during the next 10 days American aerospace technology worked to save the jpace ____ stat;on and thus rescue the entire $2.5 billion Skylab program. It was known ijunediately that without the shield, the space statim would overheat. Engineers devised sun shodes that cmid bedep!oyriiby the Skylab icrew, It was also known that without the use o( the jaiumedwlar panel,S)dyabwouidbecrlppledbyap,wershortage Engineers and astronauts quickly devised ways for Skylab I astronauts to deploy the jammed wing. li ROB !.l4oyD food stocks will bedoubled.at First Street (SR 46) and Conrad. Kerwin and Weitz were launched onMay. . iiiy Editor the Sanford t.rmIna1 site when flashing warning lights are also The next day, working in temperatures approaching l2 a daily train is added later this &ated for lnstsllation. degrees inside Skylab, they deployed parasoltike sun shade. The Sanford Zoning and year on a route to Louisville, Later this year the local Auto The temperatures gradually dropped to a livable Th, but Skylab Planning Commission Thur. Ky. Auto Train now runs trains Train terminal will be ex- still had a power shortage. s!y night approved a site plan daily between Sanford and panded to handle up to 356 On June 7, in one of th e most daring space walks ever, Conrad for a food storage building Lorton, Va., carrying passengers at one time under and Kcrwln used improvised hand hn!cb and tools to cutaway a addition and a 32-space parking passengers and their cover, according to officials, strip of metal jamming the power wing. lot expanding Auto Train's automobiles. ZIP members noted Thursday Officials now say thatat that poInt things began to1oobeuer. Persimmon Avenue facilities. Within the last few months that a 10-loot-high concrete "Needless to say, none of us really dreamed that this could be Auto Train representatives Auto Train has expa,ded on the block and brick wall erected done," said Dr. James Fletcher, administrator of the National s.ttd construction on the 4,8(1) 13 a':re site with construction of adjacent to a restaurant on U.S. Aeronautics and Space Administration. He called the men of square foot commissary ad. locomotive and car shops. A 17-92 at the site of the new Skylab I the "master tinkerers of space" after they completed ition and adjoining parking lot third rw spur track crossing is United State Bank Of Seminole their 29-day mission Friday,February e uaryu, an,oru, uiOruujj77) Florida will start within 10 days. now being installed across But the space station wasn't through with its last struggle. 66th Year, No. 146 Price 10 cents -°" _ OtiPg. 3ACoLg.p Officials said nonperishable Persimmon Avenue south ofW. (contOnPg. ZACoL_1.) Errorless 63 seconds :• man Auto Train Expansion Gets Sanf ord A pprova l . ' I. s " a.. (D r P Trip es it . , pace - 0 14- 1:9 4 5 S. a % j. 10 IT S Highlight Skylab Era CD j5r K= fop gest - Fiat CD Cr send and ' 0 qi j ri a I 0 Fir [as a . & I' i Lon UI i.. . . 0 0 h 0 0 ei IØ , .-..;•.. r Van Eepoel Voices Fea r . ai, Z;i V_ MCA Of Malicious Prosecution 4 : 11 : I .ANILWURLD SALE PANELWORLD SALE öPANELWOIWTAWI . I charges of a Sunshine Law objective than! he added tape recorder" violation against two colleagues "because we have had difThe state attorney said he are being turned against her by licul ties over other cases In the now has reason to believe the: State ALit' AWI' Herr4r* and nii" MrIsür. mni. have knniwn rkf Winter Springs '' • •' 1'' Herring said he was not eonatitutes a violation of the irene Van Eepoel today said that she Is afraid Herring is she fears Mayor Roy McLain'a maliciously prosecuting her. particularly interested In Law. "This changes the corn. Mrs. Van Eepoel said she has prosecuting Mrs. Van Eepoel ; plezion of the situation," said heard a "rumor" IbM Herring rather, that he was "very much Hen . McLain today would not it "holding up charge (against interested In no'. prncecutlng Councilmen Irwin Hunter and someone who may have be--n comment cn the case. OIL John Booth) In order to make a set up." Booth, however, said he trade," Booth and Hunter for Herring said he will "go after thought herring's statements MLaIn and Van Eepoel. Mrs. Van Eepoel only If he "sound very encouraging," and Herring Thursday said determines that she put added he feels the Investigation "is starting to go In the right , charges against Hunter and someone up to something." Booth are being withheld He then said he may drop direction." pending "re-investigation" of entirely the charges he is Today, Mrs. Van Eepoel said the case "from the standpoint withholding against the two the new Information cited by of what got all those people - councilmen because of the Herring moystesn from the fact two councilmen and the mayor possibility "someone may have that her 14-year-old son owns - together." put McLain up to taping the the same model of General Electric cassette tape recorder Chief Slate Ally. Investigator meeting in Booth's home." C Jack Fulenwldr today said he Herring said when McLain' sed by McLain in Booth's H John A. Spulild didn't feel Mrs. Van Eepoel's fast came to his office with the 0m However, she said, charges thiik "cornments on pe-s-mialities in meding taped at Booth's home, One um's opinion .. . I she put McLain up to taping be this office are worthy atreply," II seemed like "bona fide goofed! the TV networks Skylab 3's astronauts head and added, "we've had other evidence," As time passed, meeting are impossible. "I back to earth to end a record 14- complaints by the Van Eepoels however, other reports caused didn't cook up something like dayorbitalJourneywhich and becauseof allegationsIn himto "re-evaluate" thecase that.Ididn'ttell Mr. McLaInto proved 'America can do any. the past, we will closely and withhold charges against go ove' to that house and tape that meeting." scrutinize any charges brought the councilmen, he added. thing In manned flight that it so Herring Thursday said the re"I'm a housewife, not a by them." desires.." Herring said today he will evaluation of the case stems political maneuverer," she said And yet.. . there will be no from front information Indicating today, and as 12-year resident himself live television coverage of the disqualif) Eepoel Mrs. Van Eepoel "was in "I'm trying to get rid of people prosecuting Mrs. Van landing. contact with mayor-elect who are detrimental to this ..if it co*nes to that. How much you wanni' bet "I would step aside for Mciain, both before and alter city." someone who could be more hls going to Booth's home with a iCon't. (hi Pg. 3A Cal. Z) that If some weirdo climbs the corner Lamp post, and rants and I. . , . . • raves on behalf of ' his rights . . being depnved, the TV crew . will rush out to the spot with . • . , their cameras grinding' By CHRIS NELSON Herald Staff Writer .' ' — - - - • I O IVIIP4 CP :g 0 C 0 .S C 2 C, (U n p.. D 61 , v — U *4 P d i 4 m ) CD 83 ~0 ; f l aw CD -4 - 1 CL, ~. -7 ~7 ~ rc 0 OD v) ra U.. - 0. 1 ' 4 Meanwhile, we had our own "orbital" performance at the Mayfair Country Club this week with their annual golfing open. ('ungratulatlon.s to host pro - Bob Bratzler, owners John Pierce, George BlIlmips and IIiard MLNuIt) for creating this exciting sports event. As hospital administrator Robert hiesserer and I were discussing, while observing the pros have their problems on the ninth green, "It's a shame that the entire community doesn't itet behind this tournamrnt " u n*,'L' - -4 31 1vSQJIOMUNV4 • I1VSGThOM1IUVd I 3WS01$OMI3NVd _—•-_ -• ------- -- e ill VS QOM1JNvd •—_ I3W5 OThOM1JNVd .31VSO1OM!NVd I- J1VS U1OM1NVd -- -- it be In the same proportion as Orlando's "Citrus Opcn"-but, viie which wouldbeonasltghtiy mailer scale could do wonders ri iulidIyh4 public Pnd' 'hut Truth of the Ir.tter . i'vt' been told the Sanford tCon't. Oa Pg. 3* roLl.) • nvsi I 4 - --- -•-- ' ' '\ f a-.. - . - —--- - - - THE - - ;• - • 'p )fL' ... . -- -- '- 394~ X WINGS OF MEN HOWARD COLLINS of Orlando in glider chats Magazine. Weather permitting, hundreds of with Tom Chitty, co-owner of Soaring spectators each Sunday flock to see silent craft Seminoles at Flying Seminole Winch. The art of soaring through Central Florida skies. gliding will be featured in Sunday's Seminole (Herald Photo By John A. SpolskD W l ii te r Spri ngs To Ta Broc ic For ( i t' J uci g e B)- CHRIS NELSON Herald Staff Writer hassle involving McLaln and soriallv, '1 feel that if Roy has a Councilmen Irwin blunter and reason for appointing him, he John Booth, saying "anything must I doing it on good Winter Springs Mayor Roy regarding a judgeship should coiuisel, and for that meason I McLain today said he will not be subjected to any partisan would trust his choice," nmnt former Assistant factions." Whik Booth today said he State Ally. Newman Brock for lie would not indicate planned to "look Into his municipal judge at Monday whether or not he has decided to Hrock's background a little nights city council meeting. Lake the post if offered, saying bit" before deciding how t Brock, who recently left the "I don't want to make any firm vote. Booth added ,from what State attor ney's of ice to set up cumnniitmen(s." I've heard, he's an honorablea plivate practice in Altamonte Mci,nin also remained tight- man." Springs, today told The Herald lipped, saying only that McLain refused all cozrJn!nt he knew "they Winter Springs "Newman Brock is my per. on his Sunshine Law charges, officials) were thinking about sonal choice," now being investigated by the it," and added "I might be The mayor's selection of state attorney's office, that receptive." Hunter and Booth violated IL lirock was tmmediately en The one-)ear appointed post dorsed by Councilman Irene law at a Sunday meeting in became vacant Fcb. I when Van Fepoel, who said that while Booth's home, tax recorded t Ned Woolfolk resigned in the she does not know Brock per. McLain wake of a Florida at A.c.sodaticin (thlcr committee tat rr*'nt that a t-ooflmct of $N D E X interest exists when members of the same law firm serve a Eiiitorialcornmncnt Areadeaths 2A 4A govermnental body in separate Entertainment • 213 311 Bridge p ities. horoscope Calendar WoolI&JiIs,mnassoclal,ln the Church news Hospital mites 113 r, city attorney Tom Freeman's Classified ads Public notices 611-7B 4B-5B Mtarrnnte Springs private law Setv ('omit's - SB practice. Crosswcrd puzzle SPOILS 213 6A.7A uroex today steered clear of 3tt' lkw Abby 213 'he currcntSunshlne Law legal IV tW.t'rne 211 311 • - '-'i- -' *Ki ___ ___ ____ - ALL . .. THREE . SHOWING PROFESSIONAL FORMS , ...,.,. . -, . At iney chipped to me itrst green at me Mayfair Coun try CIUD Thursday ip the sudden death. Turn to page 6A to see which one was the winner. (herald Photo By Richards) p I - riot si',1esting tt',at thi. ri.iitltp __. -, - 0 t 4' U - - o oW . - ca ac -- NEWMAN . New judge" --------------------- - Weather Vs'sterday's high 82 low tjt,' niornuig 69. Moetiy dandy *41k showers likely tonigjg lwobft ending on Saturday (olndy f Mi with lows tonight in low to mid 50s and the high Saturday in the lirxer �-: _-_- 2A-The Sanford Hera ld F i 1!! I i i 11 National News - - - Friday, Feb. a, i974 — Briefs WASHINGTON (AP) — President Nixon's chief i1aiso with Congress says Watergate will not keep many of Nixon's legislative PrOPOSab from passage this year. William Thnmons said, "I don't think there Is a direct ship between his (Nixon's) ograins- and his Popularity reting." Timmons also said that "when it's necessary I'm confident the President will exercise a relation i veto." ABC Cancels Show NEW YORK (A?) — The ABC television netwtek cana fluk ('.i tt prI-i:r.- aII fcalur;;ig four radel lcade:s of the l. A spokesman for ABC said 'he show contained "discussiOns Of controversial issues of public Imporunce, which ABC feels should be balanced on the same program by opposing views," A rerun was broadcast Thursday night In place of Caveti',' taped interview with Abbie Hoffman, , Rubin, Tom Hayteri anid Rennie Davis, four deferidarits in the Chicago conspiracy trial. The trial stenuned from demonstrations during the 1968 Democratic National aention. 11 1. -4 . i . 5 Guardsman Denies Conspiracy ('LEVEI.ND, Ohio lAP) First Sgt. Myron C. Pryor says he told a federal grand jury probing the 1970 Kent State kiflia that there was no conspiracy on the part of — : ~ 1Z the NaUonal Guard to shoot sUnknU during ft May 4 frantatlon with demmstrators on the Kent campus. Mariner Photos Venus * 1k - 3 -- a PASADENA, Calif. (AP) — Mariner 10's photos vi ie cioniji arosmci Venus reveai g pattern which scientists say is far simpler tian ear'J's The clouds appear to warm up over the cquator and then swirl evenly toward the poles, distributing the but and helpIng In keep the Wwe teriperatura about tie same over the entire planet, scientists at Jet Propulsion Laboratory asid Th aday. - - ___ ____________ U .. I , - 1'* . Barons tmd e bifl* ss iates to explain his t disappearance but they believe he is hiding odd somewhere. Baton, 37, wlxi costarrel on televWon's 'lb. Della __ -~ ___ May Be Less Than Fear ____________________ ' ' ' WASHINGTON (Al') The February and March. First- about 5.5 million barrels a day. federal government has been quarter pekum buports, he some 300,000 hIgher than last told that the impact of the Arab estimated, would average week's level. — oilembomayhev knA h..., . tates egir1riing Gas Rationing Plans - . - " -~ ; , "-, _ - ' 1. 1% a P;t i - , , ., 4. ____________ ______________ - , - .____ J,V_______ I ,,,, — - - T bl . _____ IIN . I '1 , - . ~~'.. - - - ______ ,' n Area Deaths ____ - FunerW llotice ____ - - bills two-year Williams said. deadline for cities to complete Noting a comprehensive plan rohIlpretft1tvs' plans I'l:intl could cost as much as $:rn,Oou iott'i1 I IJIIipk imig O ith the tidit IlinijIl Irwin hunter said, of "tic problem" and Stiggens agreed to submit an amended Is in violation of city zoning site plan to the 2-P board Feb. regulations. 21. Building - official Bill City regulations limit height Braceland said today he told or such a wall to six feet, Orlando architect Hill Stiggens Braceland said. 'He lStiggerLsi indicated they will cor,ioriii with the regulations." Braceland said the bank's site plan, drawn Oct. 13 and approved by the Z-P board on Nov. 1, shows plantings niJacent to the resteiirant but flu wall. However, he aaul, building plans for the projc1. ______ — I H IS IS I F I E WAY W E BRUSH Bond Vote March 12 I)It. RICIIAIil) Zullo. dentist, emphasizes importance of good brushing to Regina VaUnt, first grader at Pine Crest School, (luring examination at County Health Department. Children's Dental Health Week is Feb. 39. —_____ Miles at separate bond $3,853,080 bond to finan'e the cost of a new county security complex; a 11,800,000 bond to -- atjy HO US tO fl P01ICe P I a fl Using S departinc-rit of a new motor racing oils." Ilitcting, but Itull slit, has balked on going into the state vestigated because of his haniffing of it firanns case. and, n e-,vntual savires because it "There is no oil in it. It comes does not need reph'icrmnent, from man.ni'de molecules with attorney's office because Maughiner said. fie said oil fil- additives. And it doe. ,kn't thickters need Ix- changed only every en aI all like real oil." mht'cnarged,lierringrelusedto 10,000 has no personal knowledge of t'00pte today, that he was a lawhool classtrate of Freeman's, and would do nothing against hin), 'flr1dM- morning with Mx, Van Ecpoei today said his t,~I,l L,% t,1111 that ljl., g1f, %v(lul,l without ;I subpoema. or the for Presence of an attorney. -We are both afraid of Abbott l. appear without an r.q1.'I S (Jill 114J1 chow up, however, and today 'uIi(I they acted on the advice of ... t'ri' our severe .... t1wir attorney, Prompted by tear f 11cr-ring and l"ulen. A bdieve Abbott Herring Is in;iliciuusly prosecuting Inc." INIrs. Van Eepoel said. ''We've nt letters to toe governor, (;en Hubert I attorney Shevin...abuut every official and ir(yand Tallahassee trying get lou lkrring) reitiuved arid he knows Itils." Nlrs Van Eepod said her feelings about Herring stem to f them,'' he Saul, citing Iil letter to Shevin asking that Herring be investigated. %%ill ° if everything is proper and legal and an at IS tornev Present to ehaperent. iii Evpus'l said, They will have to svbpoena n.e," Mm-.,. Van r-;pcl sowe*l this morning. '1 was not going to go down there Thursday Is, ift wrapped. without an attirni'). t)('C,iUt(' I've hail all ' that history of trying to call attention to what I call ,Mr. Herring's improprieties." mIles instead cI 2,000. lie said the fluid, used in en- During tests, police median- &&M ', .1 II4HEtI \ Robert A. Williams $41 Valent IS Street 'I t1tL6ttl1dLHJ ' -- - MttIlCC YEARS P.i.ft,,,. 'rft.tS.. r........ up—aticonn,ctjons—cenraf air and heat, skirting and tied down-- Buy a mobile borne in February and Place Homes North will guarantee 534 rent (fl' wide) in Like KjW.ryn Estates ml year lease). I ,. -- 8 RENT • Per Month I • ' o .. each of the four bond election a Herring told her, she charged $ UIIIIIU4ILC places throughout the county, A W of these polling places is provided at the end of each of HOUSTON 1AP) — Houston Pacer, said the retail price of th1e four bond election notices on police vehicles will be usin g his lubricant Is "about 12.95 per pages 4B and SB. synthetic oil this 'ear. quart compared to about 11Th Instructions to voters, and to After a study by the police per quart for top grade lW0 abaentee voters, aLso appear in city judge Tom Freeman In. what transpired. and what she heard on t he tape "would simply hearsay." ______q UtVIII3CiV5 with the details of each bond as laid out on pages 4B and SB before going to the polls. The March 12 bond election will take place from 7a.m. to 7 p.m. at 49 different polling IUtI43 XIN. Van Fepoel admitt-ed she heard the tape utter the hl1I)fMl. S New Mobile Homes arriving daily (house type con. struction) - . . Exciting decors and every available floor plan to please you.,. Price Reductions on every model on our loti acce$lng or rejecting each separate issue. It Is important from an incident three sears '" - 31(i Sanford Ave. UP TO 15 office in the south end of the county; and a 1301,500 bond to finance the cost of a new county egrictiltural center. Voters have the alternative of ago when she tried !o get then- Of Malicious Prosecution ___ c ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS PCT. " . * ~ — — — --__— AFO"I"lui f4 ER II ft I GOOD I BLJy! gines. transinimions and power ics stripped down a patrol car steering and hydraulic that had been driven for 20,000 systerivs, also eliminates costly of oil is mistakenly wed. Maugtimer said the motor b% . Pacer Iletrolewn Co. of tions, new engine tolerances 'and could have gone 50,(XX) Houston. John Williams, president of ritiles withou t an oil change," I I I miles using the man-made soluti on without a change. MORE -- _i7 r ---- __- = I ____ - ____-~ MORE PAGES 1. The 1974 official Associated Press Almanac has been in creased to more than 1000 pages. That Immeis more facts, more statistics, morA data than even last year's jam-packed edition. Added features include a map section of the United States and Canada, a color section of flags, a detailed chronology - - - __ . - _____ -- . . jT'F I T" L ' ......... - ____ Clip Out and Mail the Coupon Below '— I — ---------- AP ALMANAC Sanford Herald, Sanford of all the events in thj in. famous Watergate case h1ut rocked the nation and the world. Pick your subect. pick your Question and you can find the answer in this practical encyclopedia for home. school or Office. It's a super bargain at $1.75. plus 25 cents for handling. Send in no* for your copy. It will be your best buy of the year. = " - - 99 FHA FINANCING SIMPLE INTEREST floor addition to the county courthouse; a $906,300 bond to finance the cost of a new count) tt'on't. from ingr I I — Van Eepoel Voices Fear .... Quart We Now Have finsncethe cost ofa new t fluid that replaces ol!, Capt. lie said recently that the notices. Earl Maughiner recommended lubricant already is being sold — its purchase for all police ye- in 5i-and five-gallon containers to some fleet operators amid that The recomniencbtion was up- quart cans were being designed proved this week by the City for individual sales through Council, The motor fluid cests more "This is a man-made soluthan regular oil but represents ton, not an oil," he said. me FLUID MOTOR OIL ' on four Issues: a Two Sanford men escaped She(iff John Polk at 9:40 p.m. Oviedo. The I'hursday night fire injury Thursday night when and reported her husband was resulted in minor damage, overdue, deputies according to -Jackson Heights 12.1001 boat capsized in Lake long Principal Gordon Hathaway. Monroe and one of the men reported. Polk and two deputies went to The incident occurred "Just swam two miles to get help for his companion who as found the scene in a department after a PTA meeting broke up," ij Hathaway sa id. Patrol boat. clinging to the partially Florida Power Corn, boat "St , -one evidently nniirwi Adams pulled t)ekle out of the water, from two container-a gasoline Melvin Dckle of 24( flicker swam two miles to the around the boiler room and then Ct. and IJoyd Bicker of 2407 t('I' power plant, Polk lit it," Sheriff's .Sgt. Robert Stevens Ave. were fishing when said. Kunkk-r said. I)cP.te's submerged boat was refloated and towed to Thore by "Everything is functional vi: 011 he Sheriff's boat, deputies today. The main damage is due said, to smoke and there is some "Both men were ahlright end blistered paint. Oviedo (hd not need hospitalization, Firemen responded quickly and Fortunately they were Just wet contained the fire before it an.t ild.'' h''l)', said titay srread, hathaway sai'I. Kuiik!t'r said mi arres had In ither tlofl, stit'ril('s ,felectim are probing possible been Inade (his morning. I 1... TRANSMISSION 3 Quarts required to vote the incident oecurr"iI. l)ekle's Case of 'irs&'n at the Jackson wile called Seminole County Heights Middle School in voluntarily questioning the I,is' Mercer said today original plans show the wall. "But I On March 12 citlrens will be referred problem to Stiggens. As far as I'm concerned it's no big deal. We don't want to break any U.S. Bank president John Seminole County residents eligible to vote should read carefully the bond election notices appearing on pages 4B and SB of today's Herald, "I've said. dated Oct. 29,shos'awall. All illeraid Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) _______ dint hj wihit U.' site plan that was submitted show.s," he $3,853,080 .:' - Buddy Swim s 2 Gets Sanford Approval (Cont'd P'ronl Page 1) , earl) proposed I 11 — ment." Auto Train E M / .1-— _ wvwjld finance the various studies Winter Springs Fire _________________ . wwuiu ix * 1 ____________ leaveusnoalternatie," Piland comprehensive plans ac ceplable and to be sure neither said. Kimbrough said mud. of the the county nor the cities could bad reaction to the legislation impose their wills upon the , ____________ 4 : 1 I . ation i s I Piland added, his objection to from the cities has been other. Kisnbrough said the reassured Winter Springs of- pay for a comprehensive plan in the legislation's language, because the legislation had to co u n ty commissioners iival.s Thursday night that a short two- year period, which, he said, means the city be prepared so quickly far Tuesday. alter they have many controversial aspects of Williams countered that would either do the planning or introduction this year. lie said received input frim all the the county-sponsored com growth inScrniriolcis moving at the county would take over will ro.ik*' hnec in the the bill will probably be cities pulsory planning legislation such a rapid pace that any plan function. "I object that you changed to make existing city the legislation will be changed before sub kept longer than two years In a mission to the Seminole study phase would have to be Legislative Delegation next updated before it was corneek. l)letetl. "1 can think of nothing Councilman Troy Piland was Sein1noI Coun ty needs more particularly critical of the than comprehensive planning." A' . Ieg proposed law would mean the "the$30,000yoijtalkofsoeuljy city would have to budget funds is the entire budget of the ('otnmissioners John Kim required. lie said the question tirough and Dick Williams was the city's ability to do and . 4 IS,,,, CASSELBERRY—County _ — In Budget - uys. Changes Due P By DONNA ESIES Herald Stall Writer ___ - Offers . Friday, Feb. 8, 1974-3A J roposed Iii — Proxmire ' ____ - — ______ Era - ~'! I. Claims It Kidnaped Heiress Seconds - ' - Underground Terrorist Group _____ , - __ By MARK WEINTZ Herald Writer - I_.._I_ C F rman 'o sher Rescued _Arab Oil Embargo Impact - I : ounty ____ ___ Reesew"andtowednatIonallyastemiyBiuceinthe — --------------------play 'teeny," reportedly had been depressed for more And, a semiadviory group ()in Quin six moethe because of the traakup 31 hIs marriage reported Thursday, oil ipor'tj and other reasons. may ectually increase In Fth. mary and March. I i, V, 1,-~_%;~~ li__ - Alioto, Wife Reunited For the first quarter the group said, the United By JEFFREY MIUS sure some gas stations are VAUEJO,CaW,( AP) San Moor Jc n PRESIDENT CONFERS WITH SEN. scou Stateau&ay face an 11 percent Associated Press Writer io(o has a new ámlcklck on at all times of the day and — oil shortage instead of the 14 per With the federal government throughout the month. Wik. BOLSTERING Ctnt predicted only I"t HN ddense to gain suppwt for DL$8 billion hike in the sfill un&ckW On inipilting na. The six state rsUming plans Angebna Allele was reunIted with her huaösnd this c'einher. proposed defense budget, Mr. Nixon confers with weekafter an 114aydisappearaJ1ce,thepu,pnse of J tionwide gasoline rationing, an involve selling gasoline to drivSenate Minority The report was made to the l eader Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania. The President anticipates heavy lncreasingnumnber of ta(58 she said was to punish" her husband for ignoring her. crswtthe ven.nurnhelice Emnergenc)' opt Petroleum Supply xisition from Congress o' She discloFed later Ehe had %-anished on a pilgrimage of 5 implementing controls on their plates ('ni) on evfl numberetj n his budget. Coflunittee — an oil industry own. California missions, da)l And to drivers with odd. advisory group with a govern"At an affair where my husband is buiored.I mzst want New York became on Thw-s- numbered plates on odd mont official as its chairman— day the Fifth slate to adopt a to be introduced." Mrs. Alioto sand diringa ouesticn and bered drys. by one of its subcornrniUe. sinswer nesdari before the Junior Chamber of Cmmerce voluntary alt nate-day ratioThis plan Is in effect in Ore. pro, Hawaii also has gun Ind Hawaii and goes into here Thursday. Aliolo was to have Oven e speech, but Walton, , retired Instead discussed a plan, but it is mnandatoi'y, effect Monday in vice president who Masuchu. Five other states art consJd. sells, New York the mmittn,'e report, L0 ering programs to alleviate the ton. A plan scheduled Ii) go into tic * oil was fuel shortages, By John A. Spohski severe in December, before the effect M'mday In Maryland has In addit on, numerous Toa1- bee'i delayed 63 BERKELEY. Cold. (AP) — Arab nottions begs., relaxing at least until November of the black superin. ductors were two blacIt rnen js ities have enacted such plans. Tuesday for a pu ICQGI'd From page 11 blic hem*. An iiiniferground terrorist group t"WMI of tht Ojaklaind schools. and a while woman. Two Oth- their oil cut-off to Ali but a few I'Midered friendly to TIP-' alleged S)nibioncse 1.1ber. ers, a white man and a white Press surve) Rotary will not tA, porticjpatir.~: governors. federal energy ctuel shows that Skylab tricia Hearst as a prisoner and ation Army members are being woman, also are being sought. ls'uiI. officials in New Jer. , in producing its highly succf.ss. William E. Simon said stales sey, will execute the newspaper held in the California, Illinois, Dela. murder of Marc-ms ful annual Air Show i due to "The relazaticn has should unconsider alternate-day ware and Arkansas are study. heiress it efforts are m8de to Fo%trr Nov. 6. At that time. the itvn'L from page I 1 t'bvlous reasonsi Si, In its rescue her. h pmbi group vo-ved vengeawe on --the 0 some onn 1, place, there- %ill be a golf Sta," seves. ~, The am slisde depk*vd by the men of Skylab I began deof 99301inle sales rescUons Uhle said. toWflfflflenI featuring man) of However. Simon's deputy, owaited further wu'd (mm the L. , . Another Associated Pres3 The group's only demand was this country's lemer stars. All CUt Jolm C. Sawhill. said the fecler. survey , Garriott and Jwk R. Immm were launched JWy2g, they took mysterious Symbio, For ,;,e first quarter of this wr Liber. that the letter be shovm the East, espe. published in vrocceds to z. deserving al government is &aon Army, which claimed re- full, )- ear, he asid. Europe can ex. along a new shade. reluctant to ciahly the Nrtheazt, with less charit y. mmponsibthty for the abduction in The astromults.removed L-w pw&,W Installed on Skylab I and pect a f!" In cent oil hfuirst raid Thursday night instead of Ue Is per cent pre. a mmmunique Thursday, The GwriM and Lousma deployed a new cloth shade during a dif. he expected further word by establish-d, although t1wre is ,I have ilicted in December: Japan and serious problesn. (cuft space walk, group offered a gasoline credit mail today or Saturday. The eastern part of the South preference towards November Simon wired the South Kor ea eird belonging to the girl's Is. On Aug. 2, 1973, the asft=uLs discovered a problem that may be 10 per cent govenlors also Is hard hit, especially in i short instead of . sometime close In the world ther as proof that it held the l9 15 to 25 per WIN= C.Srr, Skylab program government Officials heavily urban states like Flori. g, called "as scary whakvcr demands they make chairman of the Senate4jou ' to fornous urge voluntary limits on da. cent; and the "tree wouii" year.ild coed ai a "prnsocier of are ofa kind that are possible as anything"in the program, to subcommittee on economy in ...,. -- . i(flSOIiflt- r r4i .. uu tiiui u'y',jrj xwxienmy in a c'oinrW thruster auuw i per -Us-usler aboard the Fulfill." He spoke to newsmen government he Pro ems in the Midwest today proposed$9- cent instead of II) ('rAI the "panic buying" that But don't give hf) 1101W, Ibe girl's father is Randolph 13 per cent, Apollo camrt*izind ship, AnvUjtr Viruster W developed a leak and West are heaviest urban clustered at the doorstep of his billion-chesiper aiterutive to fellows. Another commissioner has caused long waiting fines at areas. A. Hearst, president and editor home in the fashionable suburb earlier, and officials ow worried dint all of the Uhle said the new first quar. Particularly around Chi. President Nixon's budget for just might be leaving. around service stations. " t he San Francisco Examiner, of Hillsborough, 15 faulty. wttrt those thrustm ,. the Skylab 2 astronauts could not cago anmi Los Angeles. 1Cr estimates U!WOC that tic miles south fiscal 1975. The Stmn suggested that gaso. the month of May, l'imi being 'the group's communIque come tonw alone. 1 S.tn 'ranc. Arabs will continue their emSouthwest has only scattered ; 1 told. Sen. William Proxmire, lthepmifChassIxiuililbetIoI called hum "a corponote enemy - 7 4WO offt* immadiallidy ordered prepraUtin of a 1 esc A spokewun for the ifearst Wis.. who also is vice chairman bargo, against the United gasoline shortages. than 4 the people." 13 vmrlh and no more than f;imil% and FlIT ;ige-nis said of tht' (trt1;rct,joflaI States, the NetP'crlanjs, Purlu. 71w emergency energy bill, 10 gallons at a tit tic, He recoinEcouwauc licarbt --.aid. -If UILS 15 a PU- they Wt tx"studied We prWian and decided that the rumining comidered the letter au- Committee: said Ni2on's if. 911 And South Africa. It took the Arabs to put which would authorize Presi ramided that 1=1 governme litical problem it may become thenti. The FIB said two thruSIM were healthy They devised it way for the Vita dent Nixon to Immm p!1tim. it Enultsh on the old reverse percent btdgct Erc. so, the UIIIkt S'..ae increiie is "coordlilik the operat!ng ('Ty, very difficult," to return to earth with Just two thrusters Bean take no action without the faint. unmscinnahle. wide rationing, came adage of pouring oil on troubled wa up for expected to benefit from hours of retail tltt" to make lii the letter Thtmrsday ti lusma and Garrjottlandedsafdy after 5ed-ncnice .pfuvuu, Senate debate Thursday. waters, "The rampaging lnflaUo.y increased Arab oil production, Skylab 3's major proiuiem centered arcunti three gyroscopes Berkeley radio station KPFA, Li S. Ally, (kit. WIWarn 13, r,ndit1onas we!l aa the need tot wflich C0171111vt And manetiver L':ie mace station. One gyro f~&iied the radical group claimed the s;Ix6e stwgeMt-d i~i Washinvt.m fiscal tJj.-,cjpIIr, F6ieral ollIkIcijis have a(fillit. ,k- cri(,s ()ut ft r ;, 'nought for Today - I hav t:trl n.s .ih',e and ;a tiimi.n aJa sccaidwmc Legu showingsyiz,piisof Hail. lhurslay that the violenme that major cut in the President's L'd sum-ne Arab od was being never bets', hurt by what I have a'it added: fafis'e late in Notemnbrr, MRS. AMANDA ODOM leaked to the United states has gri pped the San Francisco proposal," Proiimlre said. not said. Presider,t Calvin 'Should any attempt be made Will"t t" working 9)T;d the Splice SUUN must use jet Bay area since Foster*s murder Coolidge, 1872-19M. "In INS Year al both inflation b1 authorities to rescue the iniittit timolars. (Xfk*ls wm-ried that if fb, As late as it, ii,m s' tI..,a i ..i_. •IUJ Ul1IlpW7mfl5 WI li'à popea" ODOM MCI AMAPD*— aianer, or to arr bliOWdi ternoon, however, iota' hota' 2nd end Mini Stte.t, Lake or hm 1w sskl lv had no real v1denc cu :111111111016 Gravnj, 5J sp toe wi ending wUch premotas after UhIe'e report but Amtrohnib P. Cwt. i i ap. Mary died Wednesday, Sb, Ainanea C an LLA. eleme,gs, tie rts that would happen. Edward G. Odom, *vo a InfIUon end flP*11Ze 11131 patently before is to tic U _61111111111111i N made liz way came IC Lake My —MIIn MY ___ Airni $freei, La• Mary, *$io nOf EM "M is ING11M to w" Inieftaw jobs nd . ago ,, Hearst said he believed his belies, the Symi wee v, calitg 8tIl wa IAbet. t'reasea productivity.:' he nLaLe SiiwhilI, r!rput Mission ,,,,, arefully *To minvacomf0 . hxrn In Alabajna and aticit A.-My may t inc9vad in added. was MsryC..,fr,,ry,hR.,, Jlmi Miss Hearst. a University of a string of 12 its heating. cancelling UiaOeU%e15 mliinlstea?or of the Federal lajtheragi. -She is Vauqt.n enO(iltou GramIo* apparently masurvived by Proxmirc woudculspendthg Cah(orni stu.flt, was ak'np. thIess avoidwgan Wttisual 'aii der " °"" 4OfliC In care gY ce d there ioas no two daughters, Mrs. Hazel murders in 5z fir defense, space, higIway, . reas to expect any change Miller of Lake Mary and Mrs. ed. Monday nlht frexiu her Frspctw, Bay area in recnt public works and forvlgn aid by --q. w.v-iJ.... AWN fk'rktleytownho' in a flurry m.iitbs from present nil Import tevea M)TtIC Hughes, cab men ) • a total of $12 billion, arid in- until the embat-go is .1 gnfmr day fl5S1Ofl. lifted. jhi' grr.tt, with t he insignia creaseby1bmIonthefuMfor Gray Odom of Ft. The n.r ioup has ad Laerdak; twooden it of a ae.idej cobra, Is housing, public-servfrc emsUIiI heported, however, that an4 fjv - ni&oiiet muss Lution but M4y kg said 1w b. finn, health and edjcatks'. Petted imports to increase in charge. _ Errorless Highlight - ___ .0011w_~-4. — L(ANGELES(AP)—Onemonthagutoday,cnmedJan SRI* HAM checkvd out of Ow Eam How Hotel in New York. He walked os* the door and hasn't bert heard from __ -- - - - Econo ealt Ri"di"ng Shaky '' Comedian Still Missing oc :.:.:v - C.: The Sanford Herald — By CRAIG AMMERMAN State police in at least 10 as well as tire siashings and predictions of scattered food promises of all Uw diesel fuel predicted the trouble wouJd, Auocloted Press wilier states said that truck tram hose cuttings. shortages In the Northeast, that truckers need, an knme. by the first 31 the week, it More trucks were reported was up, but still far below or. An Ohio trucker, Lawrence prices for scarce meat, (Date surcharge on freight rates Possible. as some of them '°'flII im the nation's high. LUSI levels. Huff,45,of New Waterford. wu poultry and produce were to compensate for past diesel tended, that most of the cn ,( Wa>I today, but resistance to In almost every case, drivers wounded in the abdomen early climbing rapidly. And it fuel increases and future rate speaking against the the proposed setUemnt of the peaking out Thursday on the today when a sniper fired at his predicted meat and produce hikes to pass along increased were militant independents , 'Tippling nine-daY shutdown by Proposed settlement echoed the truck as it moved along Ohio I I would be short In supply for a costs were not enough. I 1i; #A lnitinted the strike. Independent drivers was view of Rog er Gallaway of near East Liverpool. He was week or so, with prices higher The general sentiment 31 But It was also far from c strong. Overdrive magazine, listed in critical condition. In than mai those opposing a return to work what power the truckers' "It's Is a sellout,," he said. Oklahoma, a bullet hit a Thousands of drivers rallied Against that background, a was that the proposed set- gotlators In Washington wtjj largely around the ,nen and "They sold these guys down The policeman's car on Thursday. few Independent truckers said demerit reached in Washington have over - lbe largely dis. groups which touched off ux, river." There were still more than they thought the settlement fair would only be inflationary and organized independent driven shutdown. They vowed to keep Violence was down con- 100,000 workers laid off, and and it was time to return to would wind up on the con- who only recently formj their rigs parked until they get siderably after the proposal some more layoffs were ex- work. sumer's back, dozens of loosely knit groip lower diesel fuel prices. That was announced, but there were pected to be felt briefly even if Some truckers' spokesmen But the majority of thou The settlement terms beth Was the demand which started reports of at least two shootings the strike ends. There were also speaking out said government present at the Washington talks carried to these drivers will lk~ the strike movement. — low them to charge more for the) ' "I think we are a long way cargo they carry to cove I ending this mess," said charges for past and future fuel strike leader J. W. "River Rat" LI. S. cost Increases. It guarantees rn I c H Edwards in Kans&s City. h 0 them all the fuel they need, and long as the government refus,,s Sunday sales of It. It promises to talk sense, we won't either." government study of posl), And 500 strikers attending a increases in weight limits of meeting with Edwards Thurs. iicimnm'th rigs, and an udit f on ' Tr u c e shut lit oil industry. '4fl. And federal energy chief WilSu did drivers attending The problems Involved not energy crisis. WASHINGTON (Al') — With Sources said that while the liani E. Simon said he would ' Thti-sday night meetings in the nation's economic health only the independents, but the Trucks carry 70 per cent of adininistration acknowledged ask bankcr3 and other creditors Joplin, Mo.; Branford, Coon.; riding on the outcome, major fleet carriers and the gi- the nation's foodstuffsand most that the truckers had legitimate to be sympathetic to the own. Wiltlwood, Fin.; Contra, Minq,; likely set of negotiabrs shuttled ant Teamsters union as well, other freight Including grievances, it ordered a hard drivers unable to meet currer,t Palmyra. Ill.; Moorhead, between LI Washington hotel And the solutions required gasoline. A good bit of this is line. There was the (eu' that if debt payments because they Minn.; Glasgow, Del,; and room and the White House action by numerous federal hauled by the Independents. the truckers received too many have been idled. Phoenix and Tucson, Arix. To trying to get striking independ. agencies, toe states and Con.. It wasn't until the fourth day concessions, other groups But even if shapp and other flex their strength, some of the rot truckers rolling again. gress of the strike with its effects would resort to the same negotiators are able to deliver protesting drivers went out and 'It made it very difficult try. Ar,d although they produced a spreading across the country pressure tactics — described as on their hopes of convincing closed down more truck stops tentative agreement inWIdli), ing to put all these pieces to- that the government finally terrorism by Ally. Gen drivers to climb In their rigs Thursday night, no one was sure they could gethcr," said W.J. Usery Jr,, agreed to sit down and listen to William B. Sasbe. again, effects of the slutdcpwn I I the gO%ement's veteran chef their problems. And that was stickCcv. Milton J. Further complicating the n will linger. For instance: Stiapp, the sell-appointed mediator, alter four days of only at the inststance of Penn- gotiatlons was the Interest of —Truck-transported goods mediator who initiated the marathon negotiations sylvania Coy. MiltIm J. Shapp. the Teanters and rANALYSIS i pre1. will (st COIt5UJOPf5 more, how Vashingtoa seUIeuir,t I Unless the highway shutdown It was Shapp, a Democrat, delit, Frank E. Fit.zsunjiions, much was net possible The talks were some of the is ended quickly, this country who vowed to visit diasident inde. to deter. brought the two sides to- who denounced the strikers, mine, but the fuel surcharge peridents to explain the agree- strangest and more complex faces the same kind of econom. gether and kept them Lai Wig, Fi Usimmons is Nixon's clos. anil rate increases to be given inert to them am get tern labor negotiations in years, Ic chaos threatening Great but his presence adcied to the eat labor all y and the Team. thedrhertiuwtelysl, rolling again, others favoring with a Democratic governor on Britain In the dispute with coal complications. Mets have always been re- up at one side and a RepubHn minces, the retail level. the settlement agreed to The federal mediators had to g&ed as spokesman for the — Th e American Meat In. Washington early Thursday administration on the other, The independent truckers are walk a tightrope to avoid patti. entire trucking industry. Alplanned to do likewise. There wis no coatract and a relatively small group 31 san politics, yet see to stiliate said next week's sup. It that though not involved in the nego- plies of meat to the country nothing to be signed and the businessmen — operators of Shapp received his share of i- tlatbns, he was kept advised of h FederaJ officials said they federal mediators didn't know their own r1g already been reduced by wielding their tentlon while not over. all developments, reportedly by might call out federal troops if whether negotiators per cent or more, because for the tru- power to win relief from the shadowing what the Republican Labor Secretary Peter J. Bren- livestock slaughtered this week necessary, vkers spoke for all or just a few. profit squeeze generated by the administration was doing. nan has fallen that much. -' a -_-- - More trucks Moving On Highways Ohio Ratifies ERA Ohio i - r Status Of Legislation It trong 'Dispute Over Setilernent S - I JJ7(U5, O (J) — (ft t. to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment to Constitution. Approval Ia needed from only five more Mates for the measure to become law. The proposal passed the Ohio Senate 20-1 flry r1e House APProved It lag March by a X4 margin. 71* ERA 1wevides that ,,equality of r..,ghts under the ia shall not be denied or abridged by the United Slates or by any state on account of sex" -14 F -.t- _---.__ - - P.O. Box 022 Teaneck, New .lersey 07616 Enclosed is ! of AP AlnIdn,i., . - Warn, ____________ I Address — i 1 City , 'i-.- - _______ State .1 --------- • - ,1 ,.... Zip ,,,,,, . I.. &' '. , -, - - - - . - _ . _ _l �F --ci-1L m - ___ -- ___ - I I 4A—The Sanford Herald i 14 COPLEY NEWS have turned into somewhat of an inquisition rather than a constructive search for way to keep supplies of fuel more In step with the country's demand for energy. The latter, we presume, is what the hearings are all about. Sen. Henry Jackson's threat to strip oil company officials "down to their birthday suits" in his search for information about their "unconscionable" profits Is pure theatrics. There has been an education in all this, nevertheless, and both the government and the Public have learned more about the scope and intricacies of the operations of multinational oil companies. Even before th e Arab oil embargo began sending shock waves across America it had been apparent that multinational corporations are new and mysterious crea tures Posing issues that run the gamut from taxation and antitrust laws to foreign policy. We now know that the global nature of their activities also can affect out Sunday driving habits - and the availability of fuel for our Navy ships in the Mediterranean. It is the immediate energy problem that brought Sen. Jackson's committee together, however, and the senator has not Jet go of his conviction that the oil Industry's "excess" Profits should be taxed away and the retail price of fuel should be rolled back by government decree What is an "excess" profit to begin with? If the Exxon Corp., for Instance, must defend its 12.44 billion profit in 1973 as being "Unconscionable," what label would Sen. Jackson place on the company's plan to make $3.7 billion in capital expenditures in 1974? Is that excessive too? Hardly. Gett ing companes like Exxon to expand their ability to pi uce energy Is exactly what the government should be trying to do. The If -a 4- 322.241) FRENCH AVE. , 11 DAViD-A. 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Estates Goldenrod Easthroak $352917 - 2- , - - 1 - J - '— ... Games - - - - I ,j, - The FBI director's motives W#j 74 and It's got a new paint jobi" Actually, we nearly stopped at two thildi'en, but we discovered a lot of games require three players. Up against * were, we thought "the heck with Zero Population Growth" and had a third kid. This child is much younger than the others, and Is handicapped game-wise by being unable to read or count. , to conclude with a"37,16,l9,,3'7." These defictencj..i though, enable Twelve and Elevt., to cheat with impunity — a tactic they can't employ against each other — as with an efhalcn of sisterly devotion, they are poised like hawks, ready to shriek, "She's cheating, Mother" at the least pretext. However, Four is the Ideal victim: a dumb little kid who doesn't know that 6 spots ot, one the and 4 on the other add up to 10. Four, regularly, becomes enraged Let's first pierce the smokescreens . - - DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (AP) —Connie Ward says her battle against a bubble gum product she says encourages children to take drugs Is not over yet. The spunky mother of three won a major concession Thursday when the Topps, Chewing Gum Co. bowed to Mrs. Ward, pressure and agreed to change shape of its Gunmiks bubble gum from a capsule tothe a jeilybean shape, "We aren't going to settle for that," Mrs. Ward Proclaimed from her Holly Hills home. "We want the gum already on store shelves recalled." Mrs. Ward said she launched her campaign Monday after she was horrified to find her children playing "let's get high" with the bubble gum capsules. 11:1 111 11 tIllii en tirely different. silhour emergency hearing. ' The 10 per cent hike, 60 to "it's the best thing we can per cent of 65 which will go do," Commissioner Paula directly to the Independent lIawkin3 said after deion drivers, was granted pending a But an industry spokesman said hearing later th is month on a 15 he'd Like to see some more per cent hike requested by clone. (inns. "I think the commissione rs it goes Into effect Just after acted In good fai th," said midnight tonight and not James Kllitngsworth, head of pected to increase the cost of Use state Owners-Operators As- retail gasoline, the PSC said. soclation, "Now If we can get it is also not expected to the state to work on the rest 0f make much ofa dent jn the . the things we need..." lional shutdown by Independent Thursday's hearing was drivers. called after independent gasoIt's not going to help line haulers went on a two-day dustry as a whole," said - ,.a1- Askew Seeks Time Change Justice's antitrust chief at the time, Ric.iard McLaren, learned of Hoover's and Mitchell's efforts and bitterly op. pond Own on grounds Oat subverting antitrust laws was not the way to eradicate a crime srdlcate. Our sources have seen FBI memos showing that McLarencha rged Hoover with misrepresenting the antitrust division's views. The FBI, according to the memos, cow,tercharged, saying It was McLaren who was doing the fldprema fng. s the FBI chief and McLaren warred, with Mitchell playing a supporting role for the Hughes takeover, the situation resolved Itself. As we reported earlier, Hughes ___ Learned that the Dunes ownership had given him duhious proflt and loss data.and the wholo deal feu through. - - - IV -- - 1!11!4 . FlR EM EN CEPEOR 11, TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (API —Gov. Reubtn Askew says he will again usk the legislature to take most of Florida off Daylight Saving Time for next winter. Winter DST is not worth "the disruption and tragedies to those chlldre,i," he said at a Thursday news con- I 11 T'P"' - -- 'I)l '-u. Askew called the legislature Into special session last week to return the Florida Peninsula to Eastern Standard Time. The legislature rejected the proposal. " I" Tfl £1tJi\i) JUL Solicitation Banned COL i i:rI() Ir I TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — Secretary of Slate Richard Stone has ordered the Florida Asthmatic Children's Foundation to stop soliciting contributions in Florida. Stone's office said Thursday the foundation's certificate to collect money was lifted because t used the services 01 a professional solicitor In violation of state law. FOOThO7E: Nevada officia ls a nd Dunes management have insisted that the Mafia did not control the Dunes then and has no Influence on it now. McLaren, now a federal Judge, flatly refused all comment. At FBI headquarters, a okeeman said Hoover had never taken a position on the Dimes sale. 1U FBI had merely forwarded iztlorrnation to the Justice Department from an informant that Iughes was interested In 11w hotel and that certain federal asencies — would not stand inthewayolthedeal. - , I Ui I tIU ference. 0. The Sanford Herald 11 TIlE ASSOCIATED PRESS sloner* met In emergency sea- said ear lier Thursday that or Energy Office In Atlanta, (a Even as federal officials sicm Thursday nght to approve ders had been issued to four sued the verbal orders to xmake more promises to fuel- by a 44 votes plan to allow major fuel cotnparie.s to start ion, Shell, Gulf and Phillips. starved areas of Florida, one motorists to buy their tankfull moving Increjed allocations hard county has adopted specified day, depending into Southwest and Central '1 should greatly relieve stringent plan to limit motorists on the last number of the car Florida. the shortage at the gas pumps to one fill-up per week. lag. Chiire laid Kenne th Dupuy, starting this weekend," Chiles Charlotte County CommisSen. Lawton Chiles, D-Fla., regional director of the Federal said, Askew Favors Lower School Taxes Rather than give up a 175,2004-year pension chock, our President wou1d resign 1 he COUd make a Y deal to avoid prosecotion. House Ways and Means thalnnan - u& mum nas aireaay ottered to Introduce legislation granting him Immunity from prosecution. LL TIRES TALL%}lA,'sEE, Fla AP) ttrg by tip to per cent. estimates ioh1 up and th it a — Guy. iteubin Askew says he's Many prope rty owners have two-mill cut "is not unreason. in favor of lowering school complained that with property able." taxes but says It may require a evaluation at full market value However, he said a three-mill co nstituti onal amendment, for tax purposes, the present cut would require new or Inschool tax is burdensome. The creased taxes in other areas, Askew told a news conference ceiling is now bomjjts, or $lof "which I do not Intend to proThursday that he was consid- ea ch $1,000 In value, pose." ering a proposal to lower the The state would have to make maximum amount of property Askew said a one-mill cut up thedifference to the school taxes school boards may would be reasonable If revenue boar ds, he said. Bored Prisoner Uses Matchbook To Escape LAUDERDALE L,4j(, Fla. tAP) — AprIsonerwhoua matchbook cover to escape from this community's Jail has been hailed by police as a "public spirited citizen" for demonstrating the bad security. "It's not a jail," complained chief Albert Kline after the In. cidcnt, "We just ha ve a holding cell wi th a awlnglock on the door." John MItzel, 25, arrested on a misdemeanor traffic charge, STEEL BELTED RADIALS FOREIGN £ OOMS$TIC • Hèb sd $ala..ce C u.. taOs ial. @ I $(•ks krvke Forign & Domiitic q w,.,t Ali gnment • M.'r1o, Tint ________ __ RENT This NCR 10-Key _____ said be got bored waiting for a bail bondsmento arrive iohe decided to pick the lock on his cell door with a matchbook coyer Mittel said he easily got the lock lose and went out to the main office where he found jail keys and a camera that had been used to take his mug shot. Mittel returned to his cell wi th the keys and camera wi thout being noticed and began taking photographs, he said. \ \ N . ELECTRIC MdM Machiss ____ amonth and apply rental toward purchase pncol $15950 _________ 10 9 .g" ii' ~~:I43-y?gs \ \'' $j $ I."!/ - ______ 1W - FIREMEN PARTICIPATE MIAMI (AP) — Vice President Gerald Ford has been scheduled to speak at a fundraising luncheon for St. Leo College. Dr. Thomas Southerland, presidunt of the Tampa schoid, said the $256a-plate luncheon was being sponsored by Miami trustees of the Roman Catholic college. The luncheon will be March Sat the Americana Hotel In Miami. : W" Would IMOM"le'ArClUnd $1100 ova the nut three Friday, Feb. 8, 1974--SA Charlotte Adopts Gas Ration Plan Ford To Speak In Miami he would resign If faced with certain Impeachenerg. Impeadunein woUld deprive him 01 his ISO,000..-ye*r pension. The pay-rats bill, now awaiting congressional actlon,wIfl incresie pensionL Under the bill, the Presidents ii -- JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) — Testimony in the four. mae.th old mail fraud trial of promoter Glenn W. Turner, Boston lawyer F. Lee Bailey and seven other men won't resume before Feb. 15. U.S. District Judge Ggrald B. Tjoflat has set aside another eek for arguments on motions filed since the government rested Its case a week ago. Tjoflat had planned to start defense testlmor,y next Monday. But he told jurors Thursday to take another week off. Most of the defendants have asked for separate trials and all seek to have the charges dismissed. Tjoflat will also be hearing arguments on technical motions. !lØQiE1 Wfl miffed over Nevada hotelmen's suits against FBI bugging and over the skimming of casino profits by the Mat which Hoover knew about but could not prove in court. The eging G-man wanted the Mafia out at all cats. hover would have preferred to how the Dunes to the Hilton or Webb Interests or some other less controversial but Hughes was already leading t'e bidders. The FBI head, therefore, cast his lot with hughes even though Justice's antitrust division already had turned down Hughes onother deals in the Nevada gambling capital. - With The Children ____________________________________ Ray Cromley - -- I — 1//Il SANFORD FIREMEN (L to R) Herman Brown, Randy Mawby and Frankie Cuibreth say they're ready to help in weekend collections for the United Cerebral Palsy Telethon on WDBO-TV. Channel 6. All off-duty Sanford firemen annually collect for the teleth on. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent) '° INEAJ Recently, a two-day conference of scIentists, engineers, technlciats, economists, government officials and other assorted energy experts, was held In Washington, D.C. Desp.te some minor 'iisscnt, th#rk' seemed to be general agrememt that this country has the rt'jojrce, the knowhow and the Investment capital needed to reach self'sumciency in energy. There was strong opinion that we could have energy coming cut of our ears by (tic next clecaeie prip. u .ari as icss. me requiremnt. n el , .me 11idaI attesdiag M conference. would he In neighberheoti of billies a year a oximately dout. t. cwreat investment capital in tet n.ii to ptie re*nt Jid mote than blink. Tn. *coaiimlsts àemed to believe this was But there was discord at these sessions — a great deal of it in fact - on how we should no about achieving the energy lndependene&' Preiidcnt Nixon i4s set as our goal. These was dimension on what new e'iergy sources were practical and ir.quries into the government's s'imers present at these two-day discusr were not hbppy at th e apparent agreement among the econmLa, there uisat high pru.es were Owbe practical solution to the oil crisis, cy petroleum, mese exoerts Ideal incentive for finding more oil and for developing Stav:a Mrs. Ctincof',t 535 M7 _ r5 Geneva .Oydo Lim Baker 3155707 Elda Nic hals . /L - - -\ .V - lake Morn-se Lu - I'1 . that, oddly enough, I was no longer enthialled by the p rospect of an evening spent playing "Authors." Suddenly, with one 01 these leaps of rappOrt that transcend generation gaps. I rs,elized the devotion displayed by my parents during all those "Psrchses1" playing years. So I confess it's highly probable that one deep-seated reason we had three children was to escape having to endure ten years of "Monopoly," "Mystery Date" and "CandylaM" --- ' -/ . t Ouaaalnlngmymajcejty,i found Stack Community Marva Hawkins 371-s.f 5 leer L.. Fmt City ,,,.' ' Asaoon1ychI1d,1was,anun. P°'t' regarding Pm You can't h igine the tribuiatlon, I ocowftvd getting Mother and Daddy to sit down at the dining room table to play "Sorry" half the nigl. Oc "Uncle Wiggley." -- TALLAHAè,, Fla. (AP) strike last weekend in Tampa Savage, Florida rep resentative Savage was with about 200 and uklw. not Cowactid with make a decent Income on their The Public Service Comints- and For Lsudtrdale to protest for Overdrive, a national maga- d rivers who have parked at a ha uling fuel, also said the rate Investment," he said. "I don't sion, under pressure from skyrocketing costs of fuel. tine for truckeri 'We won't be large truck stop in Central hike should be extended to 0th- think you can separate one dl. elected 01flcla1 and truckers, The commission was told that happy until the federal govern- Florida as part of the national era, has given gasoline hauling the truckers, who own their own vision from another in the own. ment agrees to our demands for strike. firms an Interim 10 per cent tractors and contract with a "I would like to the can. er-operators when the needs rollback on diesel fuel hike In freight rates, Kllllngswotth, whose associ- mledcnera work out a plan for areas bad as they are In that gasoline hau li ng firms, had prices." atlon represen ts other firms all Independent truckers to times. All are suffering" The Incr ease was granted agreed to return to work until unanimously Thursday by the the PSC acted on the rate hike — three-member panel after a request. Turner Jury Gets Week Off ti'e Daes to Hughes. It has been ti,i In IflO shid, over heated deniAls by Mitche ll, that Hughes was to get $1OO,(OO gilt to President Dunes In partial how treasure chest. Nixon's political NIXON'S PENSION: Delte President Nixon's firm - - - Gas Haulers Get Inter'i'm Rate Hike _ i' - ' Playing Herald Area Correspondents Longwood Ann Rity is strange venture by the FBI director iMo corporate takeovers has been described to us by those dose to the case who had access to secret FBI memoranda Involved. We have already told frun confidential Senet. Watergate former Atty. Gin. John Mitchell was also 7b - JOAN COLBY C..pky News Service SUBSCRIPTION RATES Sic Wish In Florid. Justice Department antitrust guidelines against Hughes' purchase of the gaudy Nevada pleasure palace. - By 4oIneHvefy ngt4er refused to let anything get In his way, Including firm - fl BILL VINCENT. JR., JW ldhnces. As sometimes happened, the pugnacious old crime Weak - Press Room Foreman I - - RAY STEVENS CHRIS NELSON suspectsd - RALPH HAYS Corn Room . èws, 1W.1 WASHINGTON—Fnlltrated with Mafia infestation of Las Vegas. the Late J. Edgar Hoover schemed to turn the Dunes II over to Howard Hughes In hopes of ridding It of - ." CHARLES HAYS Mech.nicaiSup,, DORIS WI LLIAMS SOCiety Editor S Shows - Lsw4 'I By JACK ANDERSON and LWHTFTEN By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS though the editor obviously was banks of the Suez Canal, their face-saving offer of a post as a President Anwar Sadat's do- becoming a big problem for first retreat from captured presidential adviser. He reaina rislon to dump editor Mo- him Arab territory. Influenec on his own. Moreover, Hassanein Heikal sug. In the October war and its A proud man as well as an he Is reported close to Libya's gesta that Egypt's leader is afterma th , however, Sadat Immensely complicated and volatile strongman, Moammar anxious to bring about some gatid stature. He could point highly emotional personality, Khadafy, and probably shares sort of Middle East quiet so he to the achievement of dix- Helkal Is reported to have told his hostility to Sadat's peacecan turn his attention to his na- lodging Israeli forces from the friends he won't accept Sadat's making with Israel. lion's economy. The removal of lleikal from • . control of the semiofficial newspaper Al Ahram — that Sadat Is trying to get off an . uncomfortable tightrope stretched between his pledge to &Ibte lost -to Israel Ic l7 and his . eagerness to get on with .. -(f ' •-building a viable Egyptian .'°°. " It can also Indicate that Sadat ...' Is In earnest when he urges that tia Arab oti embargo against . unit(i 8Th be eased. —: __ 4' -Heikal, who had enormous 7; Influence, used his high perch to Ll i . 4 lead acampalgn, bug before -. 1. Ow October war, for of oil as a weapon "to harm not only the Israeli enemy, but '-ü U.S. Interests In the Arab area. Oddly, both Moscow and Washington are likely pleased with Sadat's action. The lbs. Ma might app ttUJ5 an Amerij blasts, j L but he had also suggested that . ROY GRE EN Advi't,iig anager Sports Editor As the Senate hearings have Indicated, the enterprise of U.S. oil companies has created an industry of awesome dimensions. It commands the kind of capital resources that can build an Alaskan pipeline, mobilize fleets of tankers and gamble millions on oil exploration that may not return a penny. Is it too big and too powerful? The truth is that in a world growing desperate for energy a dynamic and profitable oil industry Is the best insurance for the future that any nation could have. And Howard Hughes Mom In Bubble Gum Battle the Soviet Union could he DEWEY ROBINSON CfrCUIaUOflMJger BOO LLOYD City Editor invest more of their capital in domestic production, which is also what the government should be trying to do. Trying to ease the plight of the energy consum by forcing prices down Is exactly what the government should not do if it has learned anything from last year's experience with food price controls. Higher grain prices have resulted in American farmers planting every square foot they can get under the plow. There is no better way to assure that every drop of oil within reach equally bad medicine for EI. a.iievei anxious for - After Emergency'SC Hearing Florida News Briefs J. Edgar Hoover 904. - WtN$FREDl n'frøi — under the ground Is rove than to Jet oil prices reflect what It costs to produce it. Firing Editor 3l.9 SANFORD, FLA. 37771 300N. WALTER A. GIELOW, Editor and Ptj WAYNE D DOYLE Advertising Director & uoc p FRANK VOLTOLINE, Gnerag Manager JOHN* 'tr MaI,.dtto 4 proposed revisions in the depletion allowance and other tax policies which President Nixon has proposed should Induce the oil companies to a TELEPHONE F it Anxious To Appease Rip #attfarb feralb e H - Jack Anderson -. _____________________________________ __________________________ -% - .~~ -t Friday, Feb. t, 1974 The Senate hearings frito the oil shortage i - Industry Needs Profits To Live 0101 - _ - ----.------_-.. 'Inquisition' Wrong Approach 1 - _-.--_ - .- -- with his Image as The Loser and retaliates by hurling all the game pieces onto the floor, shouting "Now lwon!" When it comes,to games, Twehe and Eleven are real sharples. Parent.. te to a iac of pr and ambition, or possibly plain dimwittedneas, are no match for it's probably part of the aging process, but whenever I am nveigled to the game table. I find myself getting extremely Irritable when 'ny playing piece is sent back to home base, or directly to jail; or to the poorhouse; all fates that occur to my "man" with dismaying frequency, And my annoyance cannot be dligulsed, when someone contends that my Scrabble-winning word (isis — an Egyptian goddess) Is a proper noun and therefore disqualified. petroleum substitutes. Some even said in firm statements they hoped that the Arabs would not end their boycott. A num ber of those present had the good grace to admit that the date they had available dll not permit accurate analysis of costs or of the best roads to follow in order to achieve production goals the administration has set. There were "iIp'boom'bah" college cheer statements from William £ Simon, director of the White house Federal Energy Office, and vague "we can do It" speeches from assorted scientists, economists and nrns'ie!* hl"t only one conferee got down to the nitty-gritty practical techniques for bringing demand and supply closer together. And he was dealt with rather harshly by the chairman. Would large investments into oil il'bitutute development and high cost production methods for alternative energy sources bock us permanently into inflated prices? Would we then be committed to subsinize permanently high cost oil from shale and coal and consequently be precluded from buying cheaper ol on the world market - If world oil should become cheap again? At loggerheads were two conferees who gave diametrically opposite arguments on Arab objectives O,e eptabed &tiiá; .tralua's I&th, uC clieapt ptkeo was seeking attempt by them to hold oil just below the price It wuuld be profitable for the United States, West Europe and Russia to develop their own energy from shale oil, coal and olber sources. Another e-sJ'1 objected. He adamantly maintained the Arabs would deliberately drive the price of oil up 0 that new el heights in an attempt to force the West to develop shale and gassific-ation on the theory that a U.S., Europe and Asia committed to these heave Iflverlmenia and high ci processea would maintain a flour under oil iwIes and kee L'iem (rum falling betow present le v els In order it, keep their domMIc Voducera.rom going broke I Ieb. 9— Car Wash, Thrift Service Sta tion, Second and Palmetto, beginning at noon, benefit Seminole County Retarded Children. Donations count as ',ote' for 'Dusty" ('rawford, king contestant Valentine Ball JUVENILE RECORDS: Most data strictly forbid the release 01 juvenile arrest records. This upsets the military brass who want the right to snoop into the pest Indlsoretleis 01 potentIal recruits. The most recent military effort to gain seem to Juvenile rccords began wi th a memo from Capt. John R. Stock, the 's chief, to his "11w reluctance of civil authorities to release Juvenile record Information," he coinpla1nd, "is impeding recruiter eff crts In screening applicants to obtain NO quality re,flhit5" A Navy '...0I.L.. WII" U1 m iraI# SI liii IJI - p.m; advanced,$ p.m. Register at center prior to first 5521100. Sanford Rotary Club, 12:15 p.m., Civic Center, Speaker, Tallahassee lobbyist Harry G. Landrum. Feb. 12— Se mInoIe Coun ty Feb. 10 busunessinen invited to attend AU Souls Church Men's' Club Winter Park Chamber of Valentine Smorgasbord, 34 Commerce Kaffeekiatach at p.m. Social Hail at 8th and Oak. 8:15 am. in the Langford Hotel to hear Dean Gatser, Florida's Feb. 11-. aaitstant director for tourism, Donkey Basketball game, talk on "How the Energy Crisis 7:30 p.m.. Seminole High School Will Affect Business." gym. Sponsored by AAU and Teague Middle School PTA, Anehor Club to benefit athletIc 7:30 p.m. School Superindepartment. tcn(Ic,t W. P. Layer will speak Songwriters Guild of Central on school zoning and sin. tflC'IIlbCt panel will discuss Florida, 7:30 p.m., First various aspects of the school. Federal, 2424 Edgewater DC., Orlando. Members may submit Horticulture Si emnar. 7:30 songs for club recording. Amateur composers and lyric pm, Sanford Garden Club, writers welcome. Free Speaker, David DeVoN, CZ tension agent, "Vegetable professional help available, Gardening in Florida." Beginner's Dog Obedience Obedience , i Class, Maitland Civic Center, Feb 13— 6:15 and 7 p.m. Novice class, S German American Society It naflexplained tousthatrea'aitsoften fail later aml the servicemen are cashiered for "fraudulent "'"" According to Brook's memo, the military services lost $2 million urn fra udulent enlistments In fiscal 1P72. He wants accesstoi records. thertf0te, "to stern the rising tlde of fraudulent enlistments, reduce non-cost.effective U. penditure 01 money and effort, and above all, enlist a higher qua lity recruit." This would violate the traditional American concept of protecting juvenile records, warn legal experts, ,,If you get the Information out of the courts and put It into a massive govenvnega) system," said one, "It becomes available to be tapped by anybody." BERRS WORLD Kaffeekraenzchen, 2p.m., GAC Clubho, 381 Orange Lane, Cauelberry. Card games follow social hour. Feb. 13— Sanford Woman's Club Social Dept. meeting. Bridge and canasta games starting at I P.M. at the club building. Feb. 14 SISTERS meet at 12 noon at the Cavalier Motel with Jack Ilorner, executive the Sanford C of C as the si'eaker. Feb. 15 Mothers' Information Class 10 a.m., Florida hospita l, Assembly Room. Speaker Dr. Lyn Behrens, pediatrician. Free for mothers of young children. Senior Citizens Tour to St. Augustine and Marineland. leave Seminole Plaza near Montgomery Ward's at $ a.m. Stop at Civic Center at Sanford -' .., - .. n... q.,,, u.ii. nviurji i.. by s p.m. Call 371.9142 or 323-2648 for reservations. Feb. 15 Sanford Women's Republin Club, Restaurant, Cavali Motor Inn Resta urant, no luncheon. State Rep. Levi Earle. speaker. Feb 11 Sanford rotary Club, 12:1 S p.m., Civic Center; speaket Nick Ffeifauf, vice presider WESH-TV. Sanford VFW Post 1010$, I p.m.. Knights 01 Coluxnbu Ibti. Auxiliary meets sam time In green room. Them new post home. Feb. I$— Democratic Woman's Chub ol Seminole County, noon, Otto'.I(auflrau Haus. Speaker, Staff Bill Nelson, Melbourne, 46 4 . .;r4M_ _01 A ~ ~.'_. .-.~__~~. a :: -- 0 IM An-%;§~ . bi *A, 0~-~ I 0 tx 0 ~ "1 set my fflermo,g -tat low to conserve gas. Now. May m ay. bcguge O/re&COCj usage the price of be raised. Ooocftiye, cr2ml wild!" gas nas to DISCHARGES Sanford: Craig S. Carter Raymond M. Fryer Flora M. McDonald Daisy M. Hunter William A. Hwn Sr. Lillie Mae Medlock Wil!ie J. Neims Hubert A. Partain Jr. Loretta S. Mackey Malachian Mitchell ' Robert K. Elmer. DeBary Ruth F. Wasser, Deltona I" EnWr) Garnott, Ikltona Phillip Callan. Deitona Anita J. Starteti, Dellona Louise Hrodt, Dt'ltona Caroline I. Johnson, Deltona James T. ['lIon. Deltona OR MORE .17-92 I lfI R.F. Castle Cads. . Call 831•6370 FURNITURE for is warm welcome to your SALES CASSELBERRY • s." -1 jT - 01 ' 44 .• ' Y ' Q , :.. - ' ", " #'v't L—. r1-' - ,'( : - ',- ;' .'. L . ' ' J I i41'12yI k1,yd'', s b1,S ___ ' -. Lfiffl_j New in the area? IS 5,- ' ' - SPOTLIGHTING WORLD EVENTS I Paul T. I'ietv lltrman K. Modhiss Patrick Kelly Florence K. Nelson Melissa I.. liadsock William M. Hoag, Longwood Gloria W. Pearce, Winter Springs John J. (.lsrsstolas, DeBary Edwin H. Far-row, Dehlary Alfred F. Turner, New Smyrna Beach berry ' '? i' . ____ - ,,v r '• f_ r. . /h; t F'FJIRUARY 7, 1971 tl)%IISSIONS Sanford: Hobble L. Ergas Nancy A. Gibson Richard H. Atkins Johnny C. Gray Mae K. IA)%%e Mildred 1. Phillips Rhonda Dibblu Jone C. Porter Mary H. Oyler Nellie Richardson Martha J. Simmons Clara Van Dusen Rose Mort, Casselerry Voyte Lee Mizeralc. Cassel- Pè ' , " *1 --l — -. District Nurses 37, regular meeting 4 p.m. County Health Department auditorium. Speaker, Marilyn Gordon, Youth Programs coordinator. All nurses Invited . Hospital Notes I ! .-r '' I "New Castle" 1 T H E wORL;IN1;73 The -rem and near great esentc that shaped SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD our lies tutionally and inter.iationally dur- I ° ' U POUGHkIIPSIU. N.Y. 11"I ing 1973 are drinaiically recounted in dc EnCIOSerUS $ - Please sand ____________ tailed words and exciting photographs in I COO"Ol rho World ifl1973 .t$4.95 each Io THE WORLD IN 1q73; History As We Lived It. This 101h annivçrsary edition, produced I Name by The Associated Press, world's largest news I Address agency, is a tu'iacndous volume that belongs I CRY and Mat. Zip No. ________ in everyone's home—for soung or old Its I A.W.A$Idoll 300 pages are (ram-packed with 300,000 Send 9#1r crtthcate to words written by mcn and women who were I "there" wh?n these cents occurred, 1ufd I Name hundreds of photos an moksr and black ansi AddeU white. It's i book bargain ou can't .ilioui lo No. miss--at $4.95 through this newsp.iper. I ________________________________ --___________________________________ ____________ aeaaa 1 I �- . I , - ____._. - ---- --- -,!- - -_ ~ -,- __ ,- - - - Friday, Feb. 8, 1974 On First Hole Birdie - % ._ Editor /.': ': '' - . 'I Bob Bruno at39smjjes easil, . sic has every right in the works do that. The 17-year PGA veteran who has given u the big tow' for the easier, more secure life of a club pro who goes tour fits what everyone could ever want out of a champion. Modest, but not so much so that he can't take credit for really fine golf, but at the same time reminds the men he beat for the $1,00D Mayfair I C was responsib;e for him coming to Florida. "Today he's In New Smyrna Beach nlau4iiP in a p, kick off to another winter tow ' two-tourney winning skein will move u another always the Florida Citrus On That is also on his mind. ' -uiu List Already Made Up , . _____ - - , -. __ 'l4 . .- I .i' -- -.~, . -1 1 . . - oi - " i '#' ,. ltl_--, 7 T,,#. -_ & I - - _-, ,4, __~ J , *. IA, I - Vvin th three men teed off Mayfair's 3m-yard par four mamber one bale, their drives came straight down the fairway within six yards of each other, just a nine-Iron away from the -= .- - - ... - ' -: Impossible 30400t birdie putt, but Straub's shot fared much better, going about 10 feet above the pin to the left Bruno, who .. Just a behind the scenk ask and pixie-lined fairways on the back nine. . - . -- . - ,, •. .. - - '- , ..,j -, tr, ¶' . u.... . -. ..- ..t . V. , ,- - J • •= - greeri. ftm the giving him it par for the hole, but no one really expected the sudden death pLayoff to aid right there. Both Straub bed twelled down fiar bkdles And that would man additional auies. .itutiozwi tiotes, that is, it the rapidly hold out long enough. me aw was Already a faint orange-red g trau s . r oiruie Bi di T r e ry Strmib'a birdie - -.-% cause to -- • ,, - .. ' ,r. : '- •. . _i,,..-_ -- . -. -. on uuIocaJlshsuWuleaglemberutheturrgngofn of the tourney, and then remembered ha almost blew ii coming the b*t nine with a bngle that could have put him out of - - - -. ' . a. . ' ' . new ' bum and Galletta and Straub had cdsd their I , but they near knew how they Stood *gstil they came eromd to the 18th. - )' -- W That's only fair, it seem. strice Bruno carded an opening round 68 for the lead Wednesday morning only to have - clutpro3 come that67nthn Bruno actually had use tourney wrapped up on It wed into tho driver's seat with a tiirttie putt, lait t a'cact _____ - -'j:;- - an thellthflew . - . -. - DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (AP) -The Florida Sharks of the World Football League now have six players on ttr roster. (bath Bud Asher annowaed the signing of Drew Rule, a Wide receiter who played three years for the Oakland Raiders of the National Football League after graduation from Catawba College. Asher also said the Sharks signed their 31st draft pick, cornerback Johnny Osborne from Bethune-Cookman Col. ie, and Leopold Starft a free ager4 running beck. Previous signees are guard Richard Cheek, defensive back Alvin Wyatt arid wide receiver Rabbi Thornkm, all formerly In the NFL. Tyler Qualifies 8 Times BLOOMINGTON, I nd. tAP) - Fred Tyler- of Winter Park. Fla., a sophomore for Indiana University, has become the first swimmer to ever quWy to enter Al eight National events. T)!er liflcd !_ week in the 0d frcctyte with; time of 21.2 seconds. He earlier qualified in the 100-yard freestyle, 200 freestyle, 203 butterfly, 200 backstroke, 200 treastroke w,d 200 lrthvidua1 medley. Tyler wen the ('AAs i- yard i'r€est!e tk at ye,r nd was a meanber of the 1972 U.& (ynpic learn. Dolphins List Preseason The Mboula V1kInp Gteezi bay don for the Miami rkulphtns' National Fc'othsfl League c1ampIons In preseason this stanmer. The Vikings. who were beaten by the Dolphins n the 1974 Super Bowl game. wia appear in the Orange Bowl 4m Satum1y, Aug. 11, a week after the Aug. 10 home opener against New Orleans. green Bay will ajpeer Aug. 31. Thc DtiIins will open their cx.hibitloi season on i'rida. Jviy X,against the College AliSWi In Chtcago. A club spoken0s said other pr*xI gunea on. the real Will tesnnuunced b7 Iy%tft4 tram 3ta later date. - ! 1 - ________ ______ , lctory. than Ruut himself. Last year the senior Thesday night was noexcepuonu th,ftnaj l4aymakerdoubkd the old recorij. ,, result But the way the Seminoles got the win Two otherotarters Fred WaahingtirnandJohn was exceptional. Senior John Zeull dazzled the Carso, both only juniors, prorided the local crowd with a record tying 42-point performance cagers with more than adequate rebounding to lead the Sanfocdltea to a 14-74 win. daring the t hree game win weak. Probably thtmost ftheZeutl -Along -with "okl.rTe!lable" Randy Browii i1i show was the fact that he missed nearly six consistently chips in with double figure nights minutes of playing time due to fouls acquired and gathers a goodly handful of errant shots and while P'Y aggressive defeni'i. For the first " foatj Jimmy Clenseals who also has a half, despite the bend. time, Zeuli bagged I of 11 habit of neutralizing taller front walls he Is attempts as he totaled 20 In the first halt. confronted with the Seminoles are starting to look like they may be going places. In the second half : fought off a foul-prone bunch of Winter Haven defenders getting six One place they wouldn't mind going is to the ' markers - but in the final period the 6'2" top of the District heap. If the locals hand a redhead poured In 16 markers to tie the school strong Mainland crew a defeat of their home one-game mark. (mart they will have proved their abili ty of stay with the roughest turn in their District. That rdty the wra is now ti alumnus Larry Kearae Currentiy the Bucs possess a 114 ledger and Seminoles to tally over 400 points for a season, are second only to Kathleen in conference activitY. Kear,e bagged his 42 Against Merritt Island in . the last regular game ci the 1969-1970 cage After the Mainland affair the locals return to Hill Fleming grni Tuesday evening for another As incst local roun'ibafl fans know Kearse has opportui'itv to avenge an earlier loss. since gone on to bigger and better things. First Dayhna Beach will come to Sanford Tuesday ''-i , the Sa nford resident played two seasons under right and on Friday the Seminoles will travel iL - : . ___ , ______ Sharks Have Six - . , •.: The primary figure that broke the Blue Devils defense turned out to be the teams court general. senior gurad Ricky Russi. Huai scored nine consecutive points tit one Wn in the third stanza kep4ng the &ininoles comfortably in the lead ihi!e Zeuli was trying to get loose for the tifin with the fists - the last one emptying both open shot. Russi took the heat of Zeuli and the benches for a brief period. locali were never headed for the rest of the way. The upshot of the decision was unfavorable for For the night Russl had his most productive the then hosting Seminoles They came up on the outing as far as points are concerned hitting for short cod of the stick by 72.68 despIte two l. The 6, backcowt ace Is ateraging only seven technicals and a brilliant last minute surge. tocight per contest but his value to the club has Lately, the Tribe has seemingly been a been more than Indicated in the valuable and iogthe" ball club. They have posted three unfortunatly often overlooked category of scalps on the teepee consecutively and have assists. again climbed over the .500 mark, standing at 12Ruasi has broken the old record for assists in a if. single season, adding 10 In the Winter Haven Starting with Gainesville the locals dumped fray. For the year his helping hand total is well the Canes by a 53-44 and then on Saturday night over . There is no real pressure on the senior fl5'IUe 640, Roth contests 5 the to "let a record". The only person With even one. Sanford fi ve Jump ahead early and coast to the third as many assists for a season is none other seasons arid now the 6'S" center Is holding Dreadnaughts. _______- 'i; . After that Saturday an average of 15vp and 12 rebounds LongwoodLyman -a team that has been under At times the Sanford outing Tuesday evening !he Seminole's skin all year since the Hounds appeared t oe a one-man-show with Zeuli upset Sanford by a 454$ score in the Tribe's banging In long jumpers from as tar out u 25 and fourth outing this season. _______ - - Oviedo Meets Kowboys ACCEPTING CONGRATULAT IONS . - From Straub (center) Galieta - In OBC Cage Wind-Up (Herald Photos By J Richards) By LEE GEIGER Herald Correspondent Virgil Carter 'Dear Johns' Chargers Hy THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Thursday was pen pal day In much of the National Football league but Virgil Carter used a os'm pen and roe , d Dear John letter to the San Diego Font more first-round draft Pitts signed with the NFl. (4ur10 fullback Rb Ma:thews th S.n Die,. UCLA sive tackle Bill Sandifer with San Francisco, M.ebijan Jetensin tackle Dave (iaflagher with O*kavu and Southern ' ' " '•1': . And two other big name NFL, things considered," he said. draftees - Tennessee State de. Both Jones, who was drafted Fcnswe tackle Ed "Too Tall" by the Dallas Cowboys, and Jones, the No, I pick, and All. Jaynes. Kansas City's thirdAmeri can quarterback liii'. id round choice after beinig h1 Jaynes iii Kansas - refused to I nick 11 the FL .nrnmit Ih'm.lves tO the fS"I'll be LockIng Ctt fG my tabbahed league. best fina ncial security," said tarter, who led the NFL in Jones, who was picked by Dov. percentage with Cm - trait of the WFL In the third irin:iti n iii hut 1Is-!efl las' rrurI season with an injury, was one Jiynes, selected by Memphis of (taree players signed by the of the WFL said he was "dii. WF'L's Chicago Fire. The otis- appointed that I wasn't drafted era were Mark Kellar of Nosb- higher in the NFL" He di. ens Illinois, the nation's leading 1lwd his bargaining position naser last fall, and side is. thus: ctiver JohaWrlgIg,wtioretjred "Oil, man! I tell you, I was from the NFL's Detroit Lions in born In the tighi year. 1 jwd from 1971. want whatever I'm worth to ciCnrtcr said he was "delighted th"r team." and sallafled" with his WFL. Jone3' college IeaminMteg, contract. It was reported to be a linebacktr Waymond Bryant. Iwo-season pact tetiilinit Ikfl said 1w was 'irry open. Il(A),lX)0. lie said was betler mi nded *btsu the two leagues." than thttcontract uttered by the Minnesota also sid center ('hargers. scott jeon Cd Mluours, the 'Ibis is the best deal, all Vi'ns' third-round pick. - But the NFL received b blow when Carter, a 211-year-old quarterback irho once belonged to the Chicago 13ears Buffalo Bills and Cincinnati Bengali and was traded to San thep l oItuiiig the 1973 season. Decom tin f irst rtej A the fledgling World Football hague. The Oviedo Lion's take to road tonight when they journe y have all come while In their traveling uniforms, Bishop Moore was the first team to take the measure of to Winter Garden to take onthe Oviedo when they stopped the l.akevtew Red Devils in their Lions in the first game of the final Orange Belt Conference Star Banner Taurnament In (}ala. This loss was followed I1I)C of the mason. by two stunning upsets at the The lions brink, a loop record hands Ocoee and Apopka at I.E -2 in the contest, good the start of OBC competition. enough for a first place tic with These two defeats were the Apopka Blue Darters. reversed in later meetings by The Red Devils are in last Co-Coaches David Miller and place In the OBC. but won their first cordrrenve game of the year Tuerday when they topped the Klasinuisee Kowboys by one point, 6140, in the Osecula gym. L.i by H.M. Harp, t.kvi., cam from behind as they traIled 30.31 at halftime And 4942 and the end at three periods. Willie Kemp added 8 points for the winners, The last time (liege turns iset edo routed Lakevie the Lions' Den, 6029. But. the Seminole County quintet has proven themselves to be a fsr better team at house theu they are on the road. The four games that thr' have kist In I? outings tt-.anl1e Webb's charges. It was after the loss to Apopka that OvIedo changed it's style of pla> (rem that Cd a deliberate ball control team to a race-hi type. me change has worked wonders u the Uoà'a are 9-1 imer the new system 'the only Lou was to I.yman in the biggest upset regtstvred in Seminole County this cage season, e '- The starting live for the [Jon's will be Hobble Mc('11 and Fred Moore lithe guard positions, while Carlton Brndige, Leon Cobb and Clennile Patterson will work the front line. Eddie flrowdy Is the sixth man for Oviedo, as he t.as come off the bench to spark them on numerous occasions with his outside shooting ability. Ivan Meriman, the defensi ve specialist is called upon to help tighten the zone trap that last )'ears OBC champs use, in in - 1 - 5J" .: • boards, while leading the team in scoring. Both men are in double figures almost every game, with Cobb usuaily leading the scoring psri,, - -. -' 1'. - -r - - sr-- • -. ci nn (.RIkA ACr PA Ikic OD.% Al IC ?I&I C'T A ,,, ,, P VI Fi_l PaU.lEr4 lI#'Ub IN PI VIA k?fV.? ,, , I.,-' nn,ujpjG ON we up of the cup after a 10-foot birdie try, Austin Straub, who came in with a 139 two-round total to tie with Mat GaHetta - If ~ IP..I.' , (Herald Photo by J Richards) just when their quarry is lulled Into submission, Pow! gtit Herald Correspondent The Lyman cagers go on the road for the last time during the regular Metro season when they travel to Bishop Moore tonight In a Metro Conference game. Tip off Is set for 6 pm ed 32.20, to ' Th ings are going to have to improve as far as Head Coach Rick Steinke Is concerned, Commenting on the team's effort in their last outing Tuesday night against Colonial he summed up their per- f ormance In two words, "We stunk." In that contest the Grey- it , hounds felt they need to do two things to win ttiegamne,r)ne wa to shoot well at the hmie the other was to outrebound the small Grenadier squad. When the final stats came in they had lost in both departments hitting only 10 of 22 from rectified. In an effort to improve the outside shooting the varsity has elevated former jayvee player Clyde Hudson to the vanity squad. The Greyhounds plan to move present position to a point and move Hudson Into Cleveland's Steinke said his players have been running a few extra laps around the gym so as to stress the Importance of the free throw. Since Tuesday the hounds have been stressing thm two points of foul shots and rebounds and the Greyhound old spot. One unusual situation the Greyhounds will encounter to- - • - ( shortstop. Gray comes to f - of amateur and professional - baseball experience. PANTELIAS The new mentor has been ._1.1 Sem unoie last itin fall. ule The Raiders looked now and state tournament good fora roup of young men time", explains Pantelias, - Gidus and Wright are the only seniors Included in that group because Steinke is stressing a Playing together for the first indicating his feelings that what thne in the Central Florida ever the Raiders do this Collegiate League comprised of weekend won't be that Seminole, Rollins, M, and monumental in determining two teams from Valencia their overall fate. What it will Community College. This show however is whether the nes to Stetson, Rollins, and Embry carry the load of 52 game _1 • Ez-Lyrnan High slugger TIm Shea will handle the third base - -. • ,..,. adjust and play well In it, Steinke 3.ald. Included in the starting varsity lineup should be five of the following players: Greg Rawlins, Lee Cole, Cleveland, Hudson, Al burner, Randy Wright, Bernard Wright, and Serrnnoe fa'om Leesburg via California and Titusville. He played for the 1973 Commle Mack World Champions, and adds bat strength to the Balder Offense. . ! uuues. In the outfield, Kenny Kcrr, a , ' returning speedster, will anchor the group In center. Big -- -. Chet Botrowlecki will start In left and Russ Jones will round out the trio in right. Jay Isler, a hustling hollar guy and sound defensive receiver will handle the catching chores. SWANGER . ., Starting Nod rebuilding program. night Is the playing 1acl!iues. The Bishop Mocre Gym is known as the Golden Dome due The Greyhounds are closing out their season this coming week staying at home to face Oak Ridge on Tuesday, and to its dome like roof. Unless you are ,used to that kind of situation It becomes hard to Boone next Friday followed by a trip into Sanford for a game with the Tribe. Slow Pitch 'ing Meel / 00.- % me Sanford Recreation Department will hold an organiza. - tinnil tn.milnii W.1,,...4.. V. - - I SATURDAY 3: F. M. -M$sc.liamsevs F i ve-O. Lane I-Imll.nHIU,-5 Cornift. El. Acca,gi. W. KH'tland. C. Mayan, Lvingstn, L. Ed*arCs, A. A. Almond. L. Hoslord Cav1'Iy, K Rober ts Lans3-$urksPvms-M. Burk, S. Lane 3-9811 7'.ck$.- x Tyn, R. 5t,r, M Price, H Belveq, t Ball, S. Hit$1, P. 4 f1`6 Ppdett. Fuller. P Hanklne La 4-Tip Denl•Is-D brown. Laiw 3-Sinkarik Glass-N Lobe, B Oavs. K. Adams. i Wilkant, F P'jnds. .3 Vaughn. McDonald E Yhorp, T AdamS, Lane 11-Women .1 ffi. Mnes- N. Lane 4-Celtic CV"- 0 Lamb. J. UcLavghlln.A.Cs,rtls, J A4disoq, Woleneski, A. Jordan, U S E.staook, E Tharp Smithson, P IV". Lame s-Packa5ln5 Systems- U. Lane 1-Baker Trvctla,-I Baker, Holly, 0. BreH, 0 Casne. L. A. Donimor,. P. i*p, A. s,ti, o.e.w',, R. Zavrotny. R. Patrick, Las 1-Seetbsmm Lumen- C. Lane 4- erninol. 5tjing G$tre,,, J. Hilt, A. Coleman, F. 1- Cosat. U Mk, A Larson, K Mills. 11. Dougherty Crosi. F KoSlival Lane 3-Alily Oepi-J .v*te, A "-R Lane 7-Fairway Plate- F L',tPe, C Boyd. .3 Bride, S Whienead, P Pi'r'y, S $mas. .3 Zevrotny. F Rogaros La ne 5-8 ud tncott.- H. Jackson. Lane I-Jacks MU4t Marksl-R K HlCkk. A Kanady, U Sterner , Reed. T Lowie, 8 Benton, I P. Tru. Cloud. M Joht'son Lame If-Ulectnic Meter- A. Lane 5-Able Rent All- £ Mylolt. HUICk3. N. tagg, a Masse, D. Barca, I. Watson. U Hen Smith, F. Kaiser, P Vamner. TdersOn. 0 ButtOi La ne it-Johnny Staiidi,d- p. Lane I$-Deltnea Plnbwsloni-O P,CI,P Roumwnee,S Barbour, G. McCIaIn. 0. WfltIây, V. KOCh. 0 Bowtin'5, N. Augusto Granneman, A. Kba$el. Lane 13.-Orame Buick-S. While. Lane ti-letalic Palnlmm,-A. Z. Claypeol, R. Pøtis. A. Butcher. Soldman, C SPepparls. H. N Jackson , Ferrell, 8. RiSatic, 0 LCPOrC Lane il-las owner Kssckers-1 La ne III-C1111114 0 60 - L Conkin. Murphy, 1- Franklin, B Simpson, 7 Hedr i ck. H Span. C Hull, A . Kruger, C Poll S,aiton Lane 14-W,nter Park His. IDo". P Lane Il-Pepsi ColaLa ne IS-Winter Park His. 3-'Lockaby, P Oonawton. B Lokaby, N Gadl..er Lane 14-Adcock N..Iin- S 5PM SQUAD Jackn, 6 Coyne, H Kaitin. A Butcher. l Jackson. Lam. 1-Pancho's Sactei..- s Lane IS-Narcaralem P PrIce, P Wond, H Denton. B Kog. LRountri. B Stephans. H' A Best tXur, 0 Brotet Lane Is-I. I. Link Canslrwclin,ill 0 Chada, P Buikart, B TIDChe,. La.". i-U. S. Sink- P PriCa M. Itu'tche,M Aiu5lo. P Walsh. B Link Zavroiry La ne 17-Fl or ida State lank- A Hindeicks. J Hover, B Clark, C) Lane 3-Part I Shop-P B,muess, K. Adams. 6 Dle R. Bred.. Smith. F Ka , .' J5Ckt0,. -"p, #u- .p vvwr, Wade, B Plreui, a S pa rts, P Lane 4-06d Balls- O Garnall, U -,= Kern Harold. K JohMon. A Larsen, K. Lane lS-SaenInei. Printers- K flukum I-Kennedy TractorGaismert. B orw'iod Rivems.M Cameron.J Trn.',V Lane 3$-Lady Sy s- N van Chadwick. W Hut,b.td 2!. Dusin, J. Andre", J Standiler, I Horns , S Rue4I H Lane 4-JIS Roolin,4P.M. SQUAD Barbour, B Stephens, A . Carver. 0 LeeP Lane I-Seminole Disposal Co Line 7-Five Joke's- P Br?rer , Tarw,r. N Tucker, I (irolt, P N Keel. 0 Milton. 1. GurOon, A Walsh. D lvii 3ohn - - - ' - - , - - ." ... - ---------------. SOKC Selections I FIk$T. Fla Moss W. Reperl (i) 41,10 Mc*ycma (II. aECOND''Gnidm Thompson Ii), Angela P (7). K' "Hun'ball (H. THIRD_Flash Cactus Blue sangri. (3).Wes Bowl (it; - - f. -' Use - - game under ,500 mark, 9-10. i. .411111 Lane -- . FOURTH -0:1i Trans (P., Hanible HyeI te ). Pitching Wedes (3) FIFTH--Calgary BOb (UI. Pvpey it). l.'sv.latirm M. StIçTH-Davk ¶P,,3,- tit, Still, 0") III, K'S furope 131 SEVINTN-W,lclUe t.ncty Ill. You Bow lS).MaIte.siol EICj4TH--WassiIlissa Nar'd, (H, .leItyrOit (31, NINT14Slvit Spite II), 0( ,% Bingo (4). Lnechaun Last I)) TENTH-Lvpnd Witty (2), M 'c'un I]), Styli Ill. ILIINTNlcltleG,i, 171, Gosde Hoofer (7), Lady let. YwSLPTH 'impo Terry (1), Tr),Ct. 04 hopS ('I 'cvie i's i = I FIRIT-Mineala Jackie (I ) , Nut nest ui. MIUCI Jel IS), SICONDL'3y Gmeml,n II), Manatee Jack M. Late Riser M. THIRD--K's Roulette IS), Akiti (71, Slack tic. IS); POIJRTH.--Roman Iituty; II) (Nfl Why (7), 8 J Chsrity IS); PlflH-Lord Cidiltic (I), Old I MCDoOdl. (3), L . HI SIXTH - TuIltnlOUcP) I Ii. Dciii lad Ill. Halbelui ,aP. Jone, M. SEVENTH --Minnie Miller lit C.oress (Cl. Stan Mn'ks EIGHTH- Ydmas i'nbhI). Gold Ue'tiaI (4. K'S Hazard (I) NINTH Paplout III. Rotting Jnmrco 1*, Satin's cap 12), TENTH -WiiO,(tt Earl (St. Bible Oev't Ii). April Shoens (1), ELEVENTH-Suml're Herb (H, DoOor (SI. K'S MaImi•h. (1) UJELFTH-AmIl? (ii, Detroit Ldv (C ) . K's ArCh Duke (It. l-H.p,fvis- L Niwlom. P. Williams. J. Morris. 0 Bryant, M. Graham Lane i-Sl.nslrom Really- K Sastman.M Elmoce.M PFIC.,L, WhHehead, H Padgifl. Lane )-T.w.rs leavty SeIne- J B, 0, Ripley, Dana Ripliy, F Evans. 0. Slam. sane 4-'Cne.fry Q,ic5- P. Moo., T. Hickson.). Hitt, A, Almond, N. Farris. - - - SUNDAY Line $-Pives.ms- H. Chap, KIsaac, L Scalise. N. Loughan, A Ktnnidy Lane 4-Samisole Fence Co.- C BowlIng. P. Boriram, L Hay. F AbramS, S Barbour Lane l-Slvdi Girls- S Corti. N Iiins-y, 5. Siemir, 8. Hood. W Boness. ALL-EVENTS i i. NeWUVe L. WPJtø,eed j I Dot Ripley S. Dana Ripi S F. Evans 7, 0 Staff U H Tanner SN 10 P. watu. ii a i,.'s 12 0 Accydi II L HosforJ II H Padg$t IS U HOlt.'y , HendrItk I? to Fagg II P. Mcsserw'eth IS P yemen 30. F. KaSir 71 1 Kruger s. . 27 C Poll 73 .3 Beihoer 21 U Keel 35 S. Wood 2 M AuguttO 27 .3 BtVde $ C Ve,n4l 25 K Johnson N. Harold & Loruln 32 P CIbo 73 H harbour 34 A. Carver 35. 0. L.a U. N WilkinS 31. J. Adams ..3 Patrkb 35. L. Casat E. Kestival .a, P Patty 3 5, Sims 13 .3 Zavro?nv si F Rogtro 15 .3 Peid 14 1 Lowe al B Be'c'ton I N. JohnSon 15 0. ftarp,.a 50. 0 Button si c. Sheppird 52. H. Ferret; 53. 8 Ratatic SI, 0, Lape.-. 55 A Snion U S Jackson Si 0. Coyne Si A Butche, SI. N JackSon SO. P Price at. 0. Breti Q. P. Rncp,. SI B Stephens 41 8 Chada as a Bu,karI N B Tln:Per ii. B Link II B Clark 0 0 Smith TO K BuIr 'I K cooper 77 0 Noun ii F Abrams 71 S harbour 'S p Beram 24 0 Bowling Summer Registration The Sa nf ord Recreation Dc- organizational meeting will be partment is now regis tering held in the near future for all boys for the 1974 summe.' youth those Interested In par. baseball program, at the iicipating. Recreation Office In the SanIf you 'd like to get in on the ford Civic ('enter. Boys should action, please call Diane register early and get their Haass, recreation supervisor at names on the try-out roster, 322-3161 extension 68. bring birth certificate when registering. Boys who atte,'id try-outs will be drafted before those boys who registered after try-outs. Boys who played last year and are assigned to a team have to try-out again . Try-tjutswill start the weekof March Ill. It's that time of year again to get out in the fresh air and get back in shape. The Sa nf ord Recreation Department is organizing Its annual Women's Amateur Softball Association leagues. Any WOtTtsfl WhO Is l4-)earSoldbyJune2o,1974 Lsellgibleto join in the fun. An TENNIS s, PETERSBURG, Fin, Jiri Hrebec of Czechoslovakia defeated Has Held of high Point, N. C,, 6-1, 6-3 and ad- tanced to the quarter-finals of the 150,000 Raymond James Tennis Tourney. FORT l.AUL)ERDAI.E, Fla. - Rosemary ('asals of San Francisco elurninate'1 hometown favorite .k'Wflie Evert 74, 6-4 to the 150,000 Fort la'udcrda!e Tennis ('lassie. - Pancho Gunsales of I.us Angeles defeated ,SwenDat'ictsonolSweden6.2,6.1 in the first round of the Grand Masters tennis tour. ye '----- Feb. '3, at the Recreation Office in the Sanford Civic Canter Sanford Women's Bowling Tourney ~Smwaw.'Oft gà north Id take on the Bulldogs from DeLand. This too will be a re-match of an earlier Lion win at home, D ..nd enters the wemj action sporting a one ibis past Tuesday the) scored their most Impressive win of the season by fanning all over ';alrwavine, 8 -47 at home staff hopes to have the problem - between the eyes. Although Pantellas Is in his first year as Seminole JC head baseball coach, he br in gs with him years Lyman Starts Road Trip By JOHN CHERWA schedule, barring no injuries, Swanger posted a 9.2 record an and what heir cha nces are of 1.98 ERA. The big rlghthander mixes It repeating as state crown up with a lively fasthall and a contenders Coming up with a arting sharp curve. In his second year out of Titusville High School, hne-Up has been tougher on -. 'Have To Improve 1 ~ ' check. - . TmP - Bruo, co?1d have sent the Mayfair Open Sudden Death pHiyuI I IIIU) tAII d iiiiiiiigs IIUU Lie I11UU(' mis pull. as.00 tiruno con- & . this Saturday. mebig mystery "Its going tobea long season Raider mentor than the Swangei- has looked very ef. Is the Seminole Junior and there's no telling what is decision a school boy faces fective so far in early season College baseball team going going to take place between when he finally gets the green drills ex hibi tion games As be as tough as head coach Jack Sam goes so goes the team,' light at Baskin and Bobbins. Pante lias says they're not. 'i. Pantellas, choosing from says Pantellas, speaking about That's right, not. The Raiders k his hardt)u'owlng number one twen ty good ba ll players p 1 ' ' ,-' travel to the west coast this " decided ana line-up that has Pitcher, ..''kend for a double header Meadows. a hot drift been hitting the bail st itti non-division opponent pace durl.ig spring exibitlon prospect from Lyman High Tampa Hlilsborough CornSChOOl, will get the nod to start games. munity College offically His two starting pitchers for the other end of the 0. beiiuilng theIr 1974 season. the twin doubleheader. 40 Milhic is an A it Ate, ),II'' .) ''O(i an sout 1)d5L)dII Starting .t hr Li- ..0 L-",ichcs often do, they LI sear . tiaw B-I, t':.!d / "% • long ball hitter, Wayne Weszka. sometImes playdown their biggest hands and keep a poker #4!%w . Rus Linoll will start at secon. Dwayne Gray will start at straight face about It all. Then - and Anoth3 road game Is on lap ywt Riddle and given good accounts of themselves in nil three ball games. There's a mystery lurking In Now the practice Is over and Seminole County and a few the long drive toward a state major clues will be uncovered title begins. - - - prea Lionis &W Bll Herald Staff Writer, - • - Cobb and Patterson have proven to be workhorses on both the offensive and defensive for r 1, 1974- 7A Starts Season ' 9' By DOUG STORUM ' . SJC In T . -. 11 ht The chips are pre:ty much on the table tonight fur Sanford's Fighting Seminoles when they zra,.vl to Dayton& Beach for a contest with arch. rival- Mainland. The last 'Irne these two Big Eight quintets got i the floor together there occurred two flare _* together the Birmingham Southern quintet with .. I ig Joe Swung at SX - staffing thm both lakeland to try for their second win over the if It . . . ' 30 feet. After the senior guard was subect to s box and one' defense others had to carry the llerald(orrsipondeot 1 i ..... 1 - I_ I. .'-- -, ______ MIAMI IAP 6 0 twiisiis ' - . By DAN GILMARTIN Friday, Feb. . fidi'ntly tapped in his short eight-footer for the hole and the winner's ,. - - , We . - Marilyn, who used to f&w Bob through every round but WIN msk% It - - 1 I ___e hW ad for . ',. He nvxL- he green in specta cular 1*511100 00 the 210-yard watery 4ran ftt be Ida confessed he bad BlUe confide= Ut, his sbol was afl the confidence making -rolling to is of the flag for an easy ___ .. A - 1 Ch Ips es e on - - . 010- -. '' WINNING DRIVE ON NUMBEP. ONE . . . Bruno shows form In playoff vimble kaiws and you couM atally t.st üiiot coming of Bruno. lift was lift shot, m he tly put It f ___ e II-;~ , - Beautiful Playoff Drives SHS 1 _ u.r 6 0r _4~ • • 4l ~ IF __ W -7, .fpr ' i L' b' - ayfair 5udden Death' M '• on the tatir in four tournaments. He tag won the Palm Coast Open. Austin Straub And Mal Galletta Jr. who lined up with Bmno at the end of regulaUtin with identlad 139s after two rounds all come bun the same area -Metropolitan New York, and according to ro into coming to Florida for the winter tots'. "He een irrnnged for our apartment in Winter Park" c S - ------- The Sanford Herald Out of 214. pros only 18 could front In 34 picking up birdies on the title hopes He look oneBruno'a winning combination gotten started to bunch up with say they beat the tricky 6,44X) 2,7 and nine to total with a imders on lzi3,l5, 16 and 18 to the green was a driver nd BIU Hall, Joe Benevento, and yards course, finishing under bogey on number one. On the while bogeying 11, for a 3 on nine iron. Stave Beiison. SANFORD - Friendship par and 14 were able to stay back ni nehescoreda getung the32o6yardback.On thefront At143wu(liLJBlOCker,J.C. While the touring pros were 35 goes long way even to the first even but the majority of birds on 12, 14 and 16 while It was a disastrous 38 with a having their problems the local Goosle, Bobby 1.0), Charles hole of a sudden death playoff professionals found the local bogeying ten and birdie on one and two and one- club pr ulonab were ltjtjing Owens, to Hayden and Pete at the Mayfair Open as New course that has baffled area Brwio could have On three and six. O3 their problems the local club Trenham. avoided a Yorkers Bob Bruno, Austin golfers for many years trickier playoff but a missed putt on theOne shot in back of the professionals *were having JUSt t f• I . L The' sethat parred the course Straub .)Irauu a .,.i Jr. ., than mv) thought. eighteen th green for a par, to winners were Dave Lund, Piwui as hard a time as 'iou' both were Paul Barhuuse. Dennis finished regulation play High winds through out the send th match Into sudden Molenda and Bob Rose with Mayfair's Bratzier and Winter Grasse Lew Hargis, Billy deadlocked at 139. On the first day made the course play extra death. He shot a 37-3i for the 1403. At 111 were John Calabria, Spring's Gene Jones managed Maxwell, Bill Robinson, Lee playoff hole all that separated hard for most. Amateur winner day, tapping out birdies on and M. Joyce. 149s. Wykle, Denny Lyons, John Bruno from 11,300 was eight John Parson carted home the number three on In the playoff series all that the front and According to Bratiler ' Gentile Pete Coonl'r, Wayne feet and it was an easy, con. low round of the day with a 68. 13 on the back. His big shot was was needed was the first hole as was the most successful Kelley. Gary BuUin, Winti Jim fident birdie putt as he took a Combined with Wednesdays TJ, an eagle on the par 5, 480 yard all three golfer chipped on to tournament Mayfair has ever McCoy, and Robert Afton. very successful Mayfair Open Parns took home a 1125 gift 12th hole. Before he turned the the green in two, leaving putts had. He was especially proud of [jy. certificate for winning the front he had a stroke of bad luck for a birdie. certificate the exce llent shape of the Commen ting further Brats.ler of the tourney. bogeying both eight and nine. Galetta had the toughest putt course. Credited wltti the fine said the tournament will be the best of friends, are from (;aletta was able to turn the For Straub, the third member from about 30 feet while Straub job was greens manager Wayne around next year due to the New York and are close friends best 18 hole total of the three 'if the playoff group, a birdie on had only 10.-footer wtth a eight Lennox. tremendous success had this ith Mayfair Pro Bob Bratzler. finalists with a 69. Ile turned the eighteen was what sent him into foot tap for &uno. Around two-under-par the year. His pretty wife. Marilyn, was all wniles si tting beside him, cc'nfcs!in there was alrcmiv a fr2fl ILt compiled for the $1,3Ck), as well as the other $3,0 her husband has earned in Four tourney's . - - By JOHN 'HL5tA Herald Correspneslent ichards Snorts i- Takes. • Bruno Spotlight ISHeraRli -"---.-"--'- V ' J - I . . Zipor, y - I IL Jitl I - . -------- - . 6A -The Sanford Herald - - at 7:30 pm. Any group wishing to enter teams In the Sanford Leagues should contact the Sanford Bee- reat%onDepsitmmnt, and make plans to attend this meeting. All Sanford leagues play slow-pitch softball, and they participate in Amateur Softball Association Tournaments during and at the conclusion of the regular season. You can contact the Sanford Recreation Department, phone 322-3161, Ext. 63. BASXKThALL ATLANTA - Pete Maravich, the second Leading scorer in the National Basketball Association, has been reinstated by Atlanta Hawks' Coach Cotton Fitzsimmons after it two-day suspension. ITHACA, N.Y. - Dr. Tony Coma resigned as head basketball coach at Cornett Univer. suty. rw Keep Your WHATCHAMACALL IT Warm With G.swral EIsdr3c WEATHERTRON PACKING IT ALL UP GREG HECHT, a former N/iS Sanford sailor who now plays out of a New York country club, packs away his clubs after the Mayfair Open stop on the Florida Winter Tour, a stop, he said that, "Has been the best one of the tour. Very enjoyable." Southern Loaners Move into Second In Bowling The Southern Loaners edged place In the Generation Gap bowling league w hen Anna Coleman led them 10 fOlW wins over Fairway Plaza Laundrornat. Dot Button's '.)1-13 led Able Rent-All and Jean GonsaleT's I&9-4() was high For the U. S. into second Lbie Whitehead 166.421, Eauie Mylolt spared the 3-910; Betty Norwood 5-10; Nina Darnell and Eadie Mylolt the S. 7. Jean Gonzalez picked up the 2-1; Janet Standifer and tAble Whitehea.d the 5-6. The2-lOfelifor Jean Hitt, Dot Bankers as they split the points lee and Eve Rogero. Anna 2-2 ('oleman picked up the 4-5 Laura Harris rolled a 169-469 twIce. to boost Ann's Florist to IM-ec Jeanette Andrews bowled 100 wins over Whitaker Paving, Ma bel Adans' 163.410 was a big assist for Fly Caster Boats when t hey won three points pins over her average and will compete in the 'Bowler of the _______________ PLUMBING 1007S,Sanford 3224S42 FOR SALE! ALUMINUM SHEETS USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES 5C 1 BACK IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They Just Fit Between Studdlncas and RHers) NON-RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL FOR ROOFING or INSULATING 11hit'anfiiri W eralb 300 N. FRENCH AVE a WV 1.1. HEATING, INC. '&'A' FOOTBALl. AIILJNGTON, Tex. - Ilareld 'Bud" Elliott, head football Other high games scored this CouL4ifltKansasSthteTeac't.s week were: Alice hI"adrkk ('"lIege, was named new head 202-638; Sandy Russell 181-430; coach at the University of Betty Norwood l*'44; and Texas at Arlington. Retalic Painting. -' Month' roll off, frum Mouxee Hartiour. I)onna Iepore led Hctenda Village to three wins over HEAT PUMP CALL. PH. 372.2611 - �-_-.. I - - 1111AI-riw Sanford HraId A " [" welve Hostages; - Union leaders decide today whether i' fj-irL* Comrades Flee Singa pore With . Decision Today On Strike AML N fr- KUWAIT (AP) - Five tage.i unharmed, vJ of The other ii hostages incluci. group aircraft was awaiting "land- Kuwaiti government officials." at the masked terrorists left the Ja • The terrorists boarded tog permission from an undis. he said. . Japanese members of thank the govern. i nene Embassy here Friday, Japanese airliner carrying four ness. I remained on the dosed Arab airport." There ment and people of Kuwait and the embassy Ara employes of freeing a trembling Japanese comrades flown to this Persian ground at the Kuwaiti airport, was apecualation they were Japan for ill they have done to men and ambassador and 11 other hoe- Gulf sheikdom from Singapore where an informant said the bound 1* Iraq or South Yemen, secure our release. 11117 CII,. the only two Arab WE HAVE STATE FORMS whose governments have not &qa __________. repudiated terrorism. • ', L . fl na.s Hen / masked b red kafibeha, the . - .; ¶ traditional Arab headdress ia IJ ,7 p', voredbyPalestlnianguenillas. 7 7 '4 4 4 %11 It was initially believed there J"1p were seven terrorists who left Collie 0 US 'the embassy, but there Were N-1- to Postpone the British coal strike called for &U14$7 flOW that Prime Minister Edward Heath has ordered i general election Feb. 28 Joe Gormley, Resident of the rrdzera . e should be defesTed because , 'we zdnottofløtaneIeCtlonlnthecurrwtciünate. union's 2Ginan executive was meeting today to decide, and a close vote was expected. to dd for 0 " ______ KUWAIT KUWAlTAP)_.AJapansealrtmevbrEJghtfowp. Arab terrorists from Singapore to Kuwait tOIlS) to JOIn other guerrillas who have held the Japanese Embassy I resix man Lis I - the after err1llas were in a . - - - . - S - -- -. , C_ NEW PORT RICHEY, Fis.(AP)-Fires that burned on 0 L_ 400acrts of brush land and destroyed three mobile homes And an unoccupied frame house woe deliberately get 6 -,~iip r . - _~ Wednesday. -- - :--: -- - would . I a _ - ON!..LASTTRY I Attack Be An Israeli soldier casts his line from one of the bridges across the Lattimore uez Canal prior to the Israeli army's troop pullback from Suez. TOKYO (AP) - Owen Lattimore, a China expe7t the late n Joe Mh) accused of being a ConunurJst agesit hasbeenat1akeythe Chinese Carimunists ua nurn with I I on Lattlmore who 19 months ago was a guest of Premier JIM aga1st ao.called re lanarle, said ti tave been in. said Just Queen. 4 givb • m - . u-vi sind nwoJan of the Brift r"W family toured the main hfare Of Auckland while droves of New Zealanders i-i tel ted ,1t was drlbed hoid Pulice sec&1" 'I =New Zealand history. The city center was as Jammed with th the bist t ' bill __ ' rMw YOU (0) - jam 1). tt=WQW In is givift the Ad& Soddy a cd1lection of Asian Wt vafued at $10 visal million to $15 million. "Af b'tg Involved hi three land wan in Asia in Pwr0m, we AermElstaeekafresItodevelop understanding and cooperation with the two-thirds of t'ie ij leaders were split today best of earth . What is your favorite spot on earth? The mountai....seashore,,,,rjver? He made them all! Oues the sky amaze you' The Pioneer 10 satellite tra veling at 8t) 000 mph, will take - over 15 years just to lea ve out solar system, and then it will have $ just barely scratched outer space! Christ made It all! It's a shame that so many today try to receive counsel from the stars f_I I terrorists from Singapore. Ambassador Ryokoo Ish. ikawa was unshaven, tirctl and shaking with tension as he spoke to newsmen af ter a con term" with Foreign Minister when counsk I is available from the Creator of the stars. God Wk es not just the creation f9r our bebc4it, but aLmthe Creator--hLi %-cry THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE best' SANF R E. FIRST ST. 903 N. HWY.17-91 Open Tonight--No Appointmtnt Necsissary. health because of the efforts of and earth. A throne or presidency is a tenuous thing today. The U. 1-4' -- - Hebrews 1:8-9 retrJnds us that Christ is King of both [leaven i :. S The Conservetive prime min. ___ Britain's 40 million voters - __ 4 titer, who has been standing will be casting their ballots in over ..,; cadamm Iluirsder. MillIN Talbot, P"sid"t Of the cultural society Wed iii New York, said the coIlectki comIst of several . ,i.', , wall &iiC goernment $ Heath has ordered a general election with an appeal for emergency powers, whi ch election Feb. 28, post ponement of the strike. The allowed it to order the short weeks and other power-saving Joe Gormley. president o(the government hinted that it miners' union, said the strike strike was postponed, in. measures, were extended by hould be because 'we dustries that have been on a Parliament for a fourth month Noted Sculptor .I 1; J 4 MIAMI BEACH (APj - Vuk Vuchinich. one of the world's most noted sculptors whose models included Dwight D. Eisesdiower. %Iwcn Churchill and limito Mimotini. has been twid dead in his Miami Beach sputn"t. Ha was 73. rout elub he I Police said Vudulnich's body was found after be failed to rsttwn o a local hospital for ol*ervatiesis following a prostrate operation. wr - Police , (us. of death was tir*ei as &ti*tes meuitua. 11 BOrn in Hik*. United 6fMS s. . cares en .01 YOU O Jesus very Christ his Son. Now give your best to Him: yourself, just as YOU are. See what great things fie will do for you. resi. of I Jordan Reaches Solution - I11f, On Army Pay Demands ., 1 :-I_ I , AMMULN. Jordan (API - The protests began Sunday at Jordanian oUlcials report the the garrison town of Zerga, 15 cowflryquletaftarfliedaysof mliesnorth ofAnunan.Huzirin demonstrations by troop. due- visited several army units mending higher pay. Thursday, and the goverrvnent "The bte has been tele onat1n gave his to solved." Premier UW Rifal extensive coverage. 1. - i" ! w I1W I 4 r•p'. A 4&L Y • •• .iö TA A&P HELPING CELEBRATE 90th John WHITMANS & I_~ SCHRAFFTS - 'P - - By JANE (',t.s.sELlII:J(Ry 4 - , - - . W 1 f -1 UP TO .- - - i J will also - OF -. S -' assiried to the OMS compound 13 at Cap Haitien, where fie will army's loyalty to King Hussein g wt would li ke him to believe," . ton ilux - end and tiorne from week - der 1 ~, 4 has dash ed In tile put tWO to about $1 ai montha be secretary to the field , , superintendent. ,,, . S IS - ; I~ 'i _ ' .- - -- . fl I V $0 mo,,wsow 1340212 Adamant, Srx tions. I Reports to Beirut "ySAW the py h&o W VWuQy quit" the trwips. Ttiese re. poi added that t4t totd i I _- cide "t* 000marI63 ow amy nd holds luvernnwnt office mW4 I C04urm by 2 Imn ch". TOO S171411 flowt in ad 1, he noticed ot effective? I j ' WRAPPED FREE ! - t - Y DIAL 322-2611 or 831.0993 _________________ - size Z _. -S at all" resulting MR. AND MRS. MARVIN MCCLAIN - = prf CHOCOLATFSS $" - - FREE - I &$199 IV t I' o ~g jpi6reiber, president. Den Myers. vice president; Robert 11V z member 0 Y ana a on Committee, and a teams about the state. Reba I- member of the Conference served for many yem as Council on Ministries. church secretary and served on -. ,( . 1 Tte McClains have been the Cozranlssion on Missions. - VII Luillir V MU.I I IlIC CARDS $ 00 - __ to WHITMANS SAMPLER VALENTINE$ 0 PAa(A • ~ featu.red at - . S - - - ve .. . - 7 - ' - . - S ,. 0 :- S 1. , 4. . 11 I . . I .. . . _. ;. ' .1 Fannie Johnson, Goldie Burge. Margarete served over the years at First Christian Church of Sanford were recognizel in special services ' and at a dinner Sunday. Front row, (I to r) Bonnie Ring, Lenora Smith, Judy Williams and Evans, Frances Ring, and Wilma Morgan; back row, Earl Evans, Eunice Iforton and Dr. Ilarold Harris. . (Ilerald Photo by Ceceli2 Farmer) Elder Springs Baptist -., ; '' the services will be at 11 a.m. people of the Sahara. Jim and 7:30 p.m. Monday through Young has sen'ed one term In Friday, the services will be at Culaba. Brazil. Bill Presaon has 10:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. ;-- served three terms in Bolvia working among the Yuqul - - 'V - - rd - ti supper a - - - - -_ . r I r ~ . tro / " ADVENTISTS HOLD FIRST SERVICE ' A .1 ' Revival aenices will be conducted at First Church o! the Nazarene Feb. 11.17 by Res 4 . 4 1 __\ " 1 the Nazarene, l'lant (it, Services will begin at 1 p.m and on Sunda) at 10 45 L: .111. ' " Ile remived his education at Bethany Nazairene College in Oklahoma. and z ta Baptist rin As speaker and soloist, he was f, ~*4, *N t _4r '' -. I 11. ' 1 - ' a. S -. --f'- - - - , - -. 11 I \ - %*1 i_.. -_ Dr . fl and g , p , Rev . I -' - - : --- - - - - I REV HAl OLI) GIAZE All Souls Church active in camp meetings, Men's Club forums and reuals until Demeinber, 1970, when he took ill. cancer conI him to the Valentine Sn oFØ aSb OFd chemotherapy, ;Ind a miraculous healing Ut is again engaged in his life's work. pas!ors. • ~_ hospital for 87 days. After live MINISTERS OF DELTONA CHRISTIAN CHURCH Sam Mc(ook, welcomed as new paster; AENI)ING LUNCHEON observing Deltona Christian Church's loth anniversary Saturday Uwrence Dunton and CoAd White former Ii Hll.ihEso NazareneChurch ~~--~. _:7: , Plans - Msry R ev . A l. - i F i I .1 ,A - * -' I I treasurer ; Julius G elder; Walter Sm th. lor da back ro%%-. G. E. Claim, architect consultant: Elvin West, building co mmittee chairman: Orville Litchfield, eider-, and Martin Russ husilless man, Booth) , Herald Photo ._1 -- - ' - - " front row. Brian Tarr, Forest Lake pastor; Ron Bentiziner, pastor: / - , ficial -,ervice in the new facilities Saturday. Participating were (I to r) ______ - , WINTER SPRINGS Seventhay Adventist Chwch held its liNt of- French in Etirtliv twfore returning to her post - , . - p ica l medicine FIRS(A.SSE.%lBI.V0FG4)D & Spares Club will e vangelist will speak at both the at 2 p.m., Sunday. i -,.- hiernian ' onAll are invited to ta~e pa.-t n aries as a panel and Including this confervnce A nur%ery will - - -- - - Methodist Church of Sanfo and ' - & I tJf Saturdav will be a - I . Three iithsiarips will be Church, begins its third Annual bringing challenging mesuge3. Missionary Conference Sunday. Terry " -.who has served one The Conference continues term in the ReN Uk of Niger in through Feb. 17, with morning Africa. has been preathing the and evening semices. Sunday.-' gospel among notruidic tnbal Judy Patience: se:ond row, Joe Williams, - I M ('lltRCll SCHOOL leaders and teachers have . ' ission Series Slated '_ FIRST CHRISTIAN APPRECIATION DAY - - C'hurch of the Nativity Taamar Braden Is shown with outgoing president. Mrs. Jennie Fox. Mrs. Braden shared with th e group her experiences ,as, last .,n,n,,,-1." bringing city children from Jacksonville to her home for a one week Vacation Bible Schwl. ~r " - 4 IN FAITH GUEST SPEAKER for the Women's Guild of -_ I I ; b.- r it -r i n r D VENT U R E ittt.it A . _i - : - T:-, I - - - First United Ceughenour has traveled ri~lxhuns; Gene O'Neil, direct" ctwreh properties-. Bruce extensively throughout the I sson. ifire-1or of parish United States ;Ind several : I ldluw5hip. arul Ed Senkdrik, foreign countries. These special aervtce will be dctorof worship nod music. 11kw elders are Steve Ballrit 4nd held tonight anti &iturday at 7-36 p.m. On Sunday the Mward Ogdtn. __ - i ~. • --. . - - P - - Boy SCOIl! Sunday wilt Pastor F Don Cox intends a Feddersen, director of welcome Ia the public to attend e!I4elLsm; Mrs. lru Kr-- H icties of special meetings acèeen, rectorof IMatice with F.%lIngelIst Sam Mrs. Colleen Pruvencher, (eugk'nonr (miii Frostburg, of community Md. dfrector NG the mov- through the freedom prmittt t cit arc out of thr Hth" ..Tobecommissioned 71 - meetIng Feb. 13 at 7:30 P.m. Sweetheart Banquet for the Members rf'dntiv lnstakd j'plc ii sda'dukd mor ni ng service were Ervin - from - , First Baptist (hurcti of The .1C ChUI'Ch cOctl 0! (eneva will hold an adult l.uthcran Church of the banquet Feb. 15 at 7:30 p.m., m - - - - --.'-- "We know there are powerful . . REDEEMER LUTHERAN . - - -- campus," he says, adding that spirits of evil In the world ic. "Anyom who takes the k* . "I tt~_. - I --' - - --- - Most of them have been he can see "absolutely no good -i . ' .- . ' HILDA Doltonia though there are Scriptural I lutallation of Officers for ., SCHRAFFTS 1:1 SHIRLEY MILLET 034 "12 Forvit0ty avail ble to Rev, James Chichon says about 20 people, mostly college Mu. dents, have showed up there Both in theology and through -really rattled," reporting prothe church's experience. he longed loss of sleep or other efadded in a telephone lnteriew, fects -. Hedeviner will hold its first HEART M?212 Sardord SANDRA RAWUNS s3.a-,m Cass.lbsrrv 1 I ;z - information you need about your new cornmmii week much smaifler. __ ~o~ At St. Hugo's parish ir. Bloomfieki Hills, Mich., the - J . f - - = of the movie. 'All of a sudden re's a plethora of it all over the land,' says Father Brueggeman, who teaches a special course on cults In the modern world, I - District Methodist Men, Is a stopped of ____- t- ,; %, -_ - associate Iny leader of Orlando District. He is a past president They first visited Haiti in 1971 when their cruise ship - cases of demon possession, the phenomenon of Satanic pos. - ears and is a former speake rs license - session is extrt....Iy rare, al- highly exposed to the occult on council of ministries and Comm issi on Ofl Misslun outpost churches and In )f0 a.m., a coffee hour will be field Schroeder. assistant .Scoqt. MISS ANNE"111.' KRINKER master, will Lx' in ctaurge of In honor of this date n the nary nurse to Zaire, 2 Church Social hail. Charter Troop 34 sponsorct by the suppor ted by First members of the church are ehucch. There will be the Presbyterian Church of posting of colors. Scout invited to attend and be Sanford, will Sanford. especially recognized by Rev, and 8:30 and II nun. se'lces Goems An invitation is I-%. International Scoui t Sunday. Sunday and at the Family 11' istor will be speak ing at tcnd to all to attend. Night supper at 6 pin, both morning services At 3 pm mcvies of the tunda She supervises youthful Christians 1 dedication of the church will be student nurses in it rural 9? Chil servants were given a 10 per nt pay raise in Novern. her, and the expected a raise that was (I said Uw trooPs accu,,d vi *Wa, of the loig i• lhl iO j . ' chairman of the administative se as overseer of building of board, maintenarce. She will _. - ,I II - Methodist n years ago Marvin % .Ilar%in and Reba will be CHLJLUOTA CO%tMUNFIY Following the service, at II iriaster, - . . - - ~..._ .1 . % McClains joined Community ' 0% . - - -_ the co musioning in which after bears Ding ne% Bill Pickett local pastor residents of CasseIberr ( ~, 10 a-m- with Rev. Iferbert Sunday at the I I a.m. worship k4~_ -. rhe l.ntheran Church of Pro%Idence in Deltuna, will celebrate its 5th Annivcrsay at pedal services on Sunday, -j . a V - --s 1__;__.i'. S with the occult many churches complaints and inquiries ha ve and their institutions have ex. descended on church officials perienced a wave of claimed and pastors, usually as a result - --- - - worn- current movie, "The Exorcist,' thing cisc." .. - - attention. It was a case of a However, as a result of the disturbed mind more than any- . - _______ 95 per cent of it." - -___ .- 4 thrector for Imlonesia, w*III i,resitlent and lu,.rt owper of represent the inission society in li&w FIIL , - - • ~ - lternationnl Sunday at nouncedtherisedecisionto Community United 'tiethodist a group of family and close Chiuch dirinp the 11 am. friends last March at a "Praise worship service. Rev. Dale the lzd" Party. McClain, retired OMS field Marvin is retiring - - - I 940 I 1__.'.. -- - - visited an OMS orphanage at Mr and Mrs Marvin Port Au Prince last year McClain Sr. of Casulbeffy will felt the lmd was calling them be commissioned as to be m1mionaries there and missionaries to Haiti by OMS applied to OMS They an- WE Lt"THERAN to , a state of events for the - a cvmwrsWp blackout on a private's pay from ris to al a month and a colonel's from news reports of the crisis, - at Cap Hiittenand In W72 they Church FAllor - by Mrs. E. J. Richey. The JMS Kendrlcks. The next meeting will be Feb. will be assisted by the Women's MiMIOIIT) Society of which 12, at 7:30 p.m. At this meeting, Mrs. Howard Jacobs of Eustis the project chairman, Mrs. Ruth tiurtz, will pre3ent her is president. - ' - 7 youngest member. - Cecelia Farmer) (Herald Photo by ons McClains OMS lirueggeman, a Roman ment. Ca tholic theologian of Xa vier Typical of cases in which his t'nivrrsity in Cincinnati and a advicv has been enhtd, t•' pecialt on the subjert. said, was that of young "Much of it is hokumbout an who w "simply hungry for member, and Beth flirt, I . Followinp the Compassion Bank in which to Miller. treasure, insUillption, a short meeting placv gifts. The Junior Misgio,laty was held iind refreshments socitly is spearheading the served * the hosIesm, ,Mrs. appeal through weekly skits led Essic hIcAvoy and Mrs. Nora All ~~ -. Ame ca, which began in the hours here to sign an agree- be nfreshhopeandpu,po,e Kennedy adxninistratkm, mint on prmad, that would when we meet again with the P} raises are retro- mentraLsedthe payofthemjlj. danger is that their problam "The attention is a bit frenet- usujll)- its psychological. such ic, a kind of hysterlal reaction," as unleashed guilt celthgs or says the Rev. Edward B. mental illusions, needing treat. T. Fred H. Mosely, guest speaker; Rev, J. ' ' . , ciderable notice these days. Cosmato, pastor, Maetha Fox, oldest living Miller, former educational director; Brown member in costume of l8 l'f" It Sunday School rvueivd a secretary; arid trs Eleanore :4- He *'W- 1.0 hours flying from such a community could work, for Progress, the last major Wuw to Panama and It can be the first step toward U.S. aid progr am for tJtIfl ba Thursday to spend five a new era which we believe will ri ,,w.J anniversary of First B4ptist Church of Sanford are (I to r) ' VALENTINE PANAMA CMV(AP)-Sec. on behalf of ow Pmddat that mlle-wide Caml 7AW that III. to sects this nation. retarYO1SateHenryA.Kuaij wearenowfufly mmiUeda ger W Pledged to return the major effort to build g vital But otherwi.se, Canal Zone to Panama and to Western flemiWiere cornriu. out few details of the "new era" Isurwh a MAIJOr rtw U.S, com- nity," he said. in his speech, which made no mitment to the Western Hemi. Ile used the &Mamt with mention of the Orgardution of 4*1ere. Panam a an example u( how American States or On Alliance ft ! . - - IRST BAPTIST OBSERVES 90TH BIRTHDAY and Laurel in Eanford for 1974 of the Priscilla Circle from February as the congregation the Chuluota Community 's Church was held iecently at the . .s Fe llowship continent-wide o.,ance ,. r Hall Mrs. Shirley Kelly, past Compassion Month. The church will demonstrate through president was installing officer. pra)vr, prograirrul, and giving Those a"UnIft Office were its concern for the disad. Mrs. Helen Shook, president; vantaged of the worid. Mrs. Ruth Boswell. vice-presi.: Frances Mattice. Sunday. rich family In .Mrs. -PINECRIST SHOPPING CENTIM - Give Panama Canal Zone tt" month of Western Hemi. tiated. will phase out rather sphere foreign ministers, than climtnate immediately "I KoVe MW here to tell you US. JuriMetion over the lo. - However, regarding the cur. - "Together we care" will be thcthemeoftheSanford.J"u Free Methodist Church on 4th 4 I KIM OF f - Compassion Month - a ____ exorcism, preceded by an extensive rcntspateofupsetpeoplecom. cquence of other prayers-a plaimng they or others are suf ritual that Is getting con- fering"possession,"hesaidthe - I ahead with the walkxut. The survived de*te, two months of Tle Congemuves nOw hold execte-iVe was meeting today to money Itisses will be forred to 320 of the 630 seats in the House ciecide and a close vote was close, throwirg millions out of of Commons. Redistridinjil will expected. work expand the new House to 635. the United signing ceremony, tele vised Statesinthep3nrnaCanalcan live m 15 Latin American coun. be made compatible," he said. tries, rere aimed mnsiniy at the The principles state that the ancientchurchrtteof - - s r I 4 Methodists Observe moa of 1i 4 t NEW YOIIK API -"(,et out by God," he said. Our time him, 0 accursed devil, and had Its stark demonstra tions of yield place to Crist who has that in Hitler and Sta lin. And won hi soul." it's well th at we should realize So goes the ke3, phrase of the this,- _- c s * r c i of - the disadvantage of the Labor short weeks continue, they will most recent opinion polls show party start taking heavy financial toll the Conservatives and LabOfi. Of hernwrsoftiunitm's at the end of February. Byt Its neck-and-neck in Popular wanted to go they say, many firms that have support. Bu t his remarks alter the vital interests To Exo 1 __________________- Ought not to fight an tk%.'UOn in three-day work week a Jan. on Thurulay. the I est od the current climate." I to sas-t power will be per. such powers have been in eff9d Apparently he feared that a mUted to operate four ic five since the 1928 general strike Mike wotdd be ad Heath could have stayed in 90m a the negotiatim of a new foreign ministers of all the canal treaty. The treaty even- hemisphere, tually would return complete The sgrMnent gxm ..that I I . His keepsHis promises. Therefore to any troubledroul who is seeking the meaning of tite, who is trying wi:.:ueOgeia.i,s C Uj5, ifl •flj& ° P-71. 11 that Prune Muuister Edward nouncement Thursday of the c). U.S. To wullitm. in Vale. mmu aind wood. I S. pris ident is being challenged, the Chilean president was overthrown and even the British monarch's budget has been cut. % The problem with choosing the great and powerful as friends is that tomow they will be gone, and then you're out of luck. But not Christ : HeisKIngfore%1.'r!YoucanglveyourLifetoHimth eternal confidence. His administration is one of absolute fairness, justice and moral purity, whether to postpone the coal firm spinIA the miners, wage the first genera! election ever strike called for Sunday now demands, coupled his an. held during a state of emergen. executive tbej nri The Bible also teachea, in Hebrews 1:10-14, that Christ is the All were reported The Japanese airliner arrived In Kuwait early today with the four pro-Arab -- .. . s Rockefeller Donates Art I- rl'* ke Vote LONDON 1AP) - Union ...1(-) .t AUCKLAND. PJ &1CW Zealand amaj Zudd hod I St £ MiKhty God, Evff lasting,Father, Prince of Peace." jeSU3 Chri:it is of Man but also Son of(,od He Is King of Kings and Lord of sale. "As you see. I am in good S flunwed by the late Defense Minister Lin of the many Scriptural names for Jesus "Wonderful CounseL'or, :;.1. -- React Badly k- g gteatest I I -1.4 the best of the best'lie is God Himslef (verse 3) and better than the ange U(verse 4)'. tie has a better name th.an the angels, Think VA Sa bah ci Ahmed. Chou ED-W, was pwt of a campaign bLf Chinese md,icab Imp ift. a "ractionarr historian and international spy." The attack composition - - - team (i.e. the world champ Dolphins, I'm sure) is probably thi best player in football. The greatest by the otnpnscr i the rt;itvt p-e of music in existcr-e. The best ft ali l.Ible woilds is lie venmd Christ is Heaven's best! He is - Kuwait and members of his staff. were taken to the foreign _______________________________________________________________ ministry. No in juries were orted Of ficials said an investigation to find the arsonists Bruj . . pj Film Goers ' ' " The hostages, who included the Japanese ambassador to . z '... U.C.1 .. -. -.- I . 7. . I I __- -.-1. - in ycur Brnle, you'll .we that Hebrews 1:3.7 describes Christ as hea ve n's best. To illustrate, the best player for the best Football ry them out. V1. P ~_ -!_ ' It took mwe than 100 fire tighten from it agencies in Pasco and fleffando cow.ties to extinguish the five blazes &V1 COM ! 49114% V on the fact that Christ is God's bent. In the firstplace, if you'll look I sidd a fireman who helped car. .J 11P 1 Frday,Feb.8,1974-1B g-. Lq the first chaptff of Ifebrew3, vmses 3.14, the Bible elaborates . ---- lii... __* forestry officials thet f1w ..- - ____ _____ The Sanford I -, -I - . , .. *. I . k %_ ~,F I? . io s verybest.ThatheautlfuivereofGod'3love,John3:l6,sa)ljt capsule form that God so loved, that he gate his only begotten SOn."IICor.9:iSexclalm3thatGod'sgtftofCheisttotheworl so marvelous that mere words cannot describe it ason H & IR Block is a ri year-rou nd service. We do not disappear after April 1 ti They left the $ax4tOly build. ing by a fire escape and were taken to the airport heavily gitamled motorcade. Three of tt' tri rists left cii stretchers, :. _= we r kaffI)hs. en care, fo 10ticolm two policemen also wearing by telephone that the hostages were in good pe would be eased aboard the plane. DIOCK S . If s ry - - " terrorist would be flown together to an unspecified destination preswoably another Arab cou nt ry. new - " . and 12 hostages since Wednesday. Kuwait said all the Off k winn alwa ti 17 it o S d The Best 'When you care enough to aend the Very best1" says the slogan of a great greeungc*rd conpany. When we really love someone, we give our very best. Every Christmas many of us spend ourselves into near bankruptcy because we find joy in giving to those we Iov. The joy of giving seems to 1ncease with the amount of personal sacrifice invol ved. This do, when we really It's no wonder we that way. We are aesled In Gods ________ ____ Terrorists Flown To Kuwait u. 0 Corner H MMCVA Mlnhstr,SanfordChrIstIanOJnyeh - UIV I 451.:6 (_I~~1, Pasto - - ___ - ~ F, _ Gunmen Free T News Briefs LONDON (APi __________ ii Frida y, Feb. 0. 1974 World I ;1 11111 I . I. r' -- _____ - herald Photo hs Charles Edwards) -: public o a All You Con Eat Adults S2.50 KW 11.Sas Family Social Hall cmk at Sth-Saaford ill ____________ - - - - �i 28Th* Sanford I4r Fridi)?, F.b.I. __ 74 Dear Abby — Double Ring Affair With Wife's S,ster Is No Joke __ i n 34 FZ4 17 AAJL VAN U174 ___ S By + . reSIX '1 U whvi aiwa Li s DEAR ABBY: 1 have a widowed sister who older that I au Edith has always been the good looking one in the family, and she sUn has a men. Alfred I my husband husband) is a great kidder, aid he used to tell me that he an gyng figured If d was true 1* wouldn't be telling me about L Alfred sail he was going to a lodge meeting, Imagine how I left otieg I saw ha car parked In fr of my sisters bows. i rang the doorbell, and her dog barked for 20 minutes l*fore Edith mcne to the door. Then Alfred a ppeared hecai he knee w He said be stopped by to Ira her wiler lter. They both looked gtifly as sin. I didn't y antlthg, but I thought 22 the queslIn:. What should I do' opef the ha Brut cam 57 I Sp)Ig 37 MawiIae Acvsia ircIli 44 O.4 __* 4541 X Dto hab SeA r4* 3Ong*1 t ab VMaor at E*ttasm $N$tpt,4,it )4 - It Gambia 55 AUDi from 3' "s" — twit Vt.. $iRu. ie , , polyester tiepe, A-line style, l- skeres th surer acefles and a while orchid corsage. i DEAR IN; Tell Mired ic fwiad the kiter. sad ki hia S, the lllhng. Bit dss't be wo Lard si Ma or Edith. They may sat be playing with a 18111 deck. 11w brIde's danghtern.law, Mrs. Harry V. Baugh. was matron Of hoi, She wore a formal length gewn of chainpagis green crepe with 10.11 sleeves and a purple orchid Cv*saKe. Harry Baugh also ved the groan as bed man and Steset Hart, Orlando was usher. Cheryl Lyim augh, flower girl, wore a drets sirrilar to her 11-_ 1dWd*: - WEnN IR 4ll am Be mm with impi tvtb JRl1 JllI let sleeping dogs lie. Year see way retorm. 1 hold emPlained that her husbani 's wart keep him frolm his family: If you wed a Mi6s.4 with Ithe work irl eduk of Proof Of Pud di t F il I . I ' Truth Hogan's Dragnet Freedom 10:00 (2) Sigmund 1. Son (4) Favorite Martian (I) Lassie's Rescue ; . ha i Sy some of the readers will have suggeslions.- SAMDY. - S_it - -----.... 11:30 ABC ABC WIDE WORLD OF EN TERTAINMENT "The Night Stalker" i RERUN) Darren Mcflavin stars as a c'rusarlrng msesI;um s ho uncovers a 120. year-old JeykIl and Hyde killer in Seattle. He Is then forced to light the censorship of his editors and the police to prove the monster even exists. An all. star cast backs McGavin in this film that gained the highest rating ever for a made-for-TV movie.. It includes Simon Oakland, Je Ann Plug. Scott Brady, Margaret Hamilton and the lab, Wally Cdx. . - Their guestsinclude ~iasti Orchestra. Jose Feliciano, Cadillac and the Continental Kids, the Electric Light Mandrill, Todd Rundgreri and I - irl ssex. — 10-11 ABC TOMA "Stillwater-492" iI'AhtT Iii Having assumed the identity of the driver for the gang planning a multimillion dollar bank robbery, Tom is forced to go along with the gang or lose all contact with Inspector Spooner. 1"2:30 NBC THE MIDNIGHT 54' far he has been able to send to the polict' both license plate SPECIAL The Ike and Tina Turner Revue, for the first numbers and description of car to be used, but at the last time, are the show's hosts. 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I tI*. fliflt# Television 930 (2) FRIDAY' . ' I j iiiinuteltit-reis;i!i%itcliincir.-,, THE ODD *New Color TV - I ABC All New Grandstand - F 9:30-10 FRIDAY MATINEE *** .i DEAR POLLY My-Pet Peeve concernj, trying to buy clothing othing when It Ls in season. When I tried to y mittens ng Braill 9:3011 NBC THE DEAN MARTIN COMEDY hIou!( Dean has an extra half hour to play with tonight, and he has 20 entertainment personalities on hand to toast and roast Don Hickles, this week's "Man of the Week." Among those honoring Don will be Joey Bishop, Bob Newhart, Dan til (It,S THE CBS FRIDAYHoan, Carol (.'hanning, Telly NIGHT MOVIE 'DRACULA" Savalas, Kirk Douglas and Itich RERUN) This new motion- Little, (6) DEAR POLLY - My five-months-old collie dog ref[centiy has ttarted chewing on anything made of wood, * of IjXo Problem . . dub _ II -:• riatmaslwassoi4lkwy we iuia nd el' getting no more. The sa!eslsdy even asker If leould knit dhe and make them myselL LaM- August 1 trv4 to buy a child's MR. AND MRS. EDMUND T. CZAJKA Igliung sill but had no luck. At t he tJ we need things they . . . Newlyweds living in Sanford Is In Dieting Success are not around to bought. Not .si of wean or want to buy things months before they are .ieeded. A 1 would like to káo' when clot ByGEOkGE , ('jt4ygp, "sow he canes out to manufacture manufacturers are going to start using mw thread. The thread iaed for Ph.D., M.D. kitchen as 3000 ax he arrives making my ehuldren'g '..ylon or polyester coats and snow 'me peas 4 tie pnddJag,' aid gives ire a thriller diller soils Is so bad that I a.s constantly repairing them and often j, id a lage. within a week aftr' purchase seams part (especially (' "fit the a lwof*andaysst a betsc01 come & os . ginal One dw prod is I i dietingi to Md 1W Art the kttdsà With four ehlWien Ibis has become a real problem. MRS. _____ sate It J . P. bead her isecess. er listaM of 101111 bitt to P DEAR PCJLY - My Pointer Is for older people who have BY FANNE1TE EDWAJUJI and Mrs. Jean Hines of Orange parallels am of tbeer-'.ds of 'ti livingflea trouble oning the safety-lid contair.ers for medicine that Herald CeirsponiJent City. r ises who diet so they can AIX) he has even taken nw Federa l'regulations now require. When having a prescripwr%t awe colking boudoir out to see a couple oi movies in lion t1ed ask the pharmacist to place the label Inside the liweseli-ake. , the pan few Weeks. p'.s$ic bottle. When you get home tiansfer the prescription ShDELTONA-A One Man ,4jj She has received awards In t AND label to an empty vitamin bottle or any easy-oft cap MII. Gil) the [Land Alt Show, the Menwhi2e, I have purcontainer.!! bottle Is al bS4ZI Am ar Florida Federation of Art and crvstaI clear the label may be placed CA Z-$47: nei,gigi I chased a 'cuple of dla'kaoui inside but if the bottle is dark blue or another color tape 910De1I0Oa Art Club In the the South Lake Art iow. She Aged * Is the lamer worried IÜdItWI and wine flee label to the outside for easy reading auditorium of the Deltona has had One Man Shows in wife whose MSMOd UWtOU& fume, , I can serve more It the easy-off bottle will not accommodate your entire Club during the Dartmouth Ubrary and will to lease her If she didn't lose enticing boudoir chrasecake to oupply refill when aecewy, but di be sire that bilk cia-Woman's month of!eby, have one In DeLand Ubrary in weighL him. to ism are d.arIy lab l.t Adhesive tape Is say to write March. on and Or. Qone. she remind_ed 'ft ggesdiss are jug for Pat a ri Amass l is an o ginal whi have dUll j' auiiiig new lips said who have NO artist. me, he frsclded I get back 'Ht Is $kflOSt as IVZMIdIC 5 has espertmenia GUNG CHILDREN about who open the bottles, - with dif down to within 10 pounds 01 UI hOflt)ThCl, thOlgh WC different techniques and Is MRS. EJ.D. cieigtd on oiwwedding day. an enthusiast for Mny111Li4 that havi been married 15 years S. I stari ed on >ocr ltits.LS .rid he doesn't growl about bin the realm ofcrcatJjyor WIN AT BRIDGE dch)*alson. dr'4im my buying uew dresses, either, esttietica tiff eztiltgta will "For I had gained tip to 154 so tell your oOw stodgy wives Include collages, acrhics, Unlucky expert lucks out from ni brkla( weight of only how to inew i' a revival Of their gyothaku, relief prints and 118 honeymoon n*nanctng." plunked on the ace as ez• multi-colored etchings and NORTH and led the suit back. aquatints. - Well, that first day, when "Phooey to your boudoir 4052 r ruffed and studied the hand limited to but one t1laj glassf ul tlwesecaket' some Irate lr some lime When utter began to become of liquids. my motth fell cut- have protested. "Finally. I decided to lead 487 prottan in Deltona, Mrs. But that's because they are WW CAST a club from my own hand. Amaral began picking up MX) I was more inIer€sted too lazy 10 try I1 043 West and won led the trick withdiathe debrisonMerrick Drive while In ice water than In When wives regain theit nine a third Vi. V 1042 mond. Now 1 wa s home fj "Biji by the 3rd day, when I honeymoon , walking the family dog. From and take a 1*5 *9*73 major suits broke. I cuffed, these objects, ecollues we,, 1 I wr!s 'nt1tLJ to AQJI 190re t5c1,vP lntrftd in hndolr itf 4,51 car my p trumps ieehrut. J". ctCct'al.t. Ih* (intl that Irred dummy with the queen "My stomach hod shrunk and Dus ra experience nce 13 typical. of hearts, pulled the last AK76 Eventually, the Idea was by use of cottage cheese, hot -- Dr. Crane," many twotrump and made game and • 2 offered w acii,cg children In dog3 and similar high protein Unwig husbands have con4K 1143 OUthIM*U. Classes were inesuj items, I felt fairly full. The hand was well played. leased, "I'd much rather have Both VUhYabk If he had tried some other Offered at the local library "Sure enautj, I was down 10 maffairwithmywifethan with Wr,.i North East S.sth line he sould almost surely there. The object was two-fold: pounds at this end of the first 10 [he pirauir I flow 1iUitain In 14 have v gone down. Further- litter cousclousness was Indnys a secret love nest. Pass IT Pats 2h more. his luck mas hIVf tjlktl In the studenti andthe I 1;.fkJ L Bt • -ilc s tat, tdg,y • l' I" diiinged A trumu Led UR1UH . armuiages were Pan wtiicti let would have doomed 'him to created by the children. Mm frn 800 c2lorift per day in what tau ".0 rtwui*' ke r!f!!s qmaral held classes at the 1,0. Ihishl totind I caild pet t& H L'flJ+I1,tW 10AN tinouth , ByOl-wald4Jaiusjaroby • I" 4cgquailewrlloaonJyl. taIi'se& 16e to my iJtf7jjsJfl 4I edueuveiir,n just tognin HeredgInaswork rrflec-tsher The unhitk' rIp' I d tr avels and vwLs caught u Th Ii he The kidding has hem '/, prro t, theref.,e I ha ve that men are created 10 I was all slJe'or once. he to art musleutrut in Jag .12 4 jxrur,ds per week for 11* ieo* "But If ow wife wa'ld wake hn a .try of j,j.xet 'h iCast Sc,tL Coliinb, S.*u1, *nieria, b*t &weels qioking a lotal of i* and did. I'd be deliØited to it W 14 Mezico Angola en i szaybonse' '*L. Use -1 had vIsisasofaMam ' Pass I Pass 46 perthes' reqeaIs4 dmhwM th Ikit , days. Wit". and for my WckJ,t 001111 =wimas ON ku Ibii , ;. "How .11IatnlawIamns$vdaaa , to Prawn Platonic dating ,iitts to to 11 WO 111110 40 hM eA%7SVAK7I.,4Kl,4 i' a 131 &l1*tIwrii.I France, Switzerland. Italy, ,iiwasanptailie 1*DJ3IPed. fttUtO eiwrlepe, mty 132. spade same. 'Rill four spades Spain, Portugal and the West (10 ww ttrds.end thus ken him at is a nicc ccmlarlahle ton* -Pow Veer parioev's*MP ladies. I hsvc' noUtd a ro.uaàlic glint hotr tract. West opened the qisen I. leer eda sheer few ..*. of dl,muids and my on(or- and a peetha band. reelift gle haltstudld hica eye, itmr husliftnd gap abeet jlrerjt •ad.ps.se.m ursier Mrs Janet Erlckaea,a d own to i Alto vys ili dletsDr. Craft ia table con4xacldid not kxsl too good. rare if this 1ePP' l h- rire u'.4nr in 'le living nuis Comf or t Tiffany "° aid my bo th mtrTt1UQ(I1fItiN e1iaw a leac room when ne arrse Stilt aces were atirc to ir. wiAJisZ'*Uthotof several both Instead ufaking four ipides Forr*cIy. he'd just can jlj *rsmed 50%ekps &d 75 rid' t wruftg and 11 eIther na)ó and_s menher of the faculty 01 your pariset has to 405ff tpiag and pelag suit broke 4-11my11ooj 1lon0, fm Willimantic State Co'1ge, read or *ait Ts' tin cto cats when you seed for one of cnoked Anyway. I played the mw* ('nivi. She Aso, S4 with king of diamonds. fast werTóa.rros Mrs. David SÜInerofDcLIJPI I --s roul 8:30-9:30 ABC THE SIX MH.UON iX)uth MAN "Day of the Itobut Working on inside information, a group learns of . an antimissile missile device and plot to steal It. They kidnap -8:311.9 NBC I.OTSA LUCK an associate olSteve Austin and "You Ought.i lie in Pictures" n:rn-9 i'is GOOD TIMES Stanley gets his big break when replace turn with a robot that is programmed to kill. Alter the m I'REMIEIIE i This new series wins a company-widemissile has been tested, the stars Esther Rolle, who starred he test and he becomes "Driver as Florida In the "Maude" Dan," spokesman for the bus robot steals the mechanism, sefles up until last Tuesday, t-vinpany. But then comes the and Austin must stop the robot and John Amos as Florida and taping of the advertisements, John Saxon plays the friend. robot. (t) 0 IS PW home iw4ft pim, and we you an iIn person lict 7W b=bnd to burr y b=e $0? PkOflONA1_ I Val M, -n , verMon "•. out. luiuoemovcsahuIne way io whom the bloodthirsty Dracula Buffalo to become an executive turns into a beautiful blood. in his brother Floyd's bubble thirsty vampire. Featured zre gum factory. This happens Nigel Ih enport and Sunon after his brotlucr visits Felix in Ward. his New York apartment and convinces Felix that he isn't right in hectic Manhattan. I(Pfl.rt. as James Evans Jr. and Bern Nadette as Thelma Evans. In the opening episode the family plans to ha c a c!ebratinri % Itli champagne. d iamu wyway. S D.ee yaw fttravagamm make It necessary icr your tnm4 AS - Fre only wants to help with the Fred entert,,i,n,i,ent and Food He wants to serve them lots of mon soup and ripple, but the t.$)s insist on French wine, . chip; and dips. lucturc never anticipated and It throws Stoker's horror story stars Jack COUPLE "Shuffling off to him, as expected. Palance as Count Dracula the Buffalo" Oscar's prayers llavLlegendary vampiie Pamela been answered: Felix moves By Polly ('Tamer hidtaM to work harder to order to keep aMid 01 YOUr Inch TIN uI] cluster of white wedding bells Fruit punch, nuts and minli were served with the rake. Mr %I V. Parry cut and served the cake, Mrs. harry V. ,Baugh presided at the pinch howl and the bride's two grandchildren attended the bride's book. The couple plan a Carribean cruise later In the Spring and are presently residing at 2302 Park Ave. The groom is a retired txalkiing contractor, formerly of Albany. N.Y., where be was active In civic organizaticow. The bride moved here from W1waton, fl. wtwre she was Ile is confronted with things lie living in a public housing project In Chicago. Also in the Family are Ralph Carter as Michael Evans .tim,niø WnII.,... 7:00 (2) To Tell The %""I VWII Sts - L 1U rom and WI2 WILfl 4 James Evans. a black family SON "The Party Crasher" Lamont and folIo plan a night of entertaining two ,irls, but they can't get getrid rid of Vied. Poor one? If you we lil wby dotS you — asodw 47 bft AMEN l POLLY'S POINTERS , Pup s passion is to chew mrar. givil sudd had 14 holft . ns, wore a formal length gown of aqua and ails-er mmm i DEAR ABBY: My son Is engaged to a girl Ill can Myrtle.She's as lazy as they cow, never sxiiles, and can sleep arci.md the clock after having done nothing all day. The only good thing I can any about My, tile Is that she mems to love my I'm 09 outing to complain about Myrtle. I am writing to ag You If I should tell her what kind of man siw's marrying. My 110111 Is no bagakn. He's a terrible liar. He bee som stksr gins behind Myrtle's back, and I have to keep my cask bt€4 when he's 01 F1 or It would be gone In a flash. I tell tl unsuspetinj girl she does.it kxw about my son? 0 should I let her find out for her,eU? HIS MOTHER DEAR MOntEu: Eiaajae yost SIst*ys. Mother. f wait Si break up the mulleb becias. Myrtle Is an bargain' Or because yw 1re dIsgesled wlth you sic? I say. 94-30 NBC SANF0lID AND ' -----a -• Ga., the bride I iiiie Previes-'s Time Highlights C) - decorated with pL1ed palnat of aqua Upped car ions, REHEARSAL DINNER White wapcb'ngons, ns and mum On Friday night, precedIng dragons wild greenery '"" greenery. The two.tkred wedding cake (1w wedding, a reheanai dinner Given in marriage by her sm. was iced In white, trimmed with Narre ' Ranch JillHMO a SHOCK Czajka Inn. Highlighting the bride's Sanford am. Ili jl i•i T. '$ artistically table wana floral &rrangenwnt Mm.aP1S £'1S*41 *i gull K , - -- 30 tab EkMequiry W4SI4 -.- Marries t...I. i. Li.I.1 __ _ 21 $incl 49 Clam . °°" 4A U.L. ... Gr"m IFSS t 3 IUhS CPtI SI2S R tervr 53 Top,t up 4dnatK 33 Sis 01 sea at my age is cot of IN B+. 64 so"k )Iauv 66 k later I found a letter in Alfred's tobacco pouCh. U was to Edith', hand, and addressed to Alfred in care of it pest o(f1Lw boa I never even knew he haL in the letter she told him how much the ie,ed" him, and what a ekes, call they had had, and that they would have to he Mae carefuL Alfred Is 79. and Edith is 7! ____ ... ' A - • '3ALIâ • '3k ._.ii daI1at4 ___ MY heart is btakm but a divot well on hi lab SO Pvt aiiesit . Baugh Lii eivfr WaS hosted by MIN Ait t.tmiy OIDI7 ;g*nIuuoni including the Cooper $ dose friend )b'imd T. bride, at the CavaU wTied Jan. U,t74,at ? coWed the two rings an a white currently members of the RtSt*IJI1 p.m. at the b Guests were the bridal coupi; at the brI, o,. Starlight Promenaden, Square $M*fl members oftbeweddj. 22 Pat Ave. Miss Alice Cooper aer,ed as tnce Club, In Sanford. party. !The ladles were All Offidating deri ()ijt-o(.t.own guests Inc1iid aM greeted the candlelight, doable ring _______ dressed In formal . upon arrival. AU 01 the Mr. and Mrs. David ierWan, 1th rib 01 bed and all lb.:! '$3 Rev. U.V. *tinad(i ii*i'ed.cl the bridal 01 &*lenton; Mr. and Mn. PatTy, jweeonlly a teacher at 3 down ig stairway James Hart, Por t Orange; Mr. trü2unIfl$ were enjoyed by IdyflwDde SChooL to the li%ufl room and Mrs. Wi ll iam Abel, those attending. - icpiwu r ieicner, pianist. Faty.UYe *'MId Casselberry; Mr. and Mrs. played "I Love You Truly." "tj the wedding arwi 75 joined the Philip Hughes, Winter Park a nd Promise Me" and the two group for the receptkm which other friends from DeBary, oo*1 wedding marChe& was held at the Cavalier Molt' Deltona, DeLand and th e filJ __ Dair.I U? t'# Z46 up is N11111115wr ___ todo for if tour Mod, real, the Mildred C Ceremony I-- c Ietue,r1tru.p 1'..' EVERY THURSDAY 'z lb. Western Steak EVERY TUESDAY VEAL PARMESAN CChoice Two Vegetables. choice of Two Vegetables Hot Bread, Butter Hot Bread Butter I • ¶, P'tCt50( I (tC:i -i, All Day Sunday . ': ., 25 EVERY FRIDAY 1, lb. Chopped Sirloin 0 '2 t OR 17* V440 Chicken'n Dumphns Ctoiceof Two Vege:ables Hot Bread 6 Butler $1 09 *1 09 * I•I •1_i& $1 09 - i• Sanford p,. . - CHMM OPENDAILT sAMiiL,PIA -Fil 65*1 III. IIP(5 1505 FrnchAy. tHi-wöy (7 e2) - - �- - _____ - - -- -- -- - : _______ __________________ _______ -- _____________ _________ ________ -- '• T - 4B-.-The Sanford Herald Friday, Feb. 1. 2974 :iw ______ NOTICE or .oso ELECTION IN 5 — - --' __L.gal Notice _____ rqvlrsmsnts; and sit am,, MNI*: icinga now CwiWy kawIty * m. ... .i the DOØJ1L ,s SI. MJS*! CINSIIC OiwClI. the THE COUNTY OP %EMINO(E ,rts and ' Comptsi. as 1lONS.IONOILICTION.A FlORIDA ON MARCH U. 1574 SECTION °'°°' o . uecI1on oh the Qualified Clith hollald Rswk,ton of )he Cowit ELECTION iaier 37 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEt PROCEDURE. Tht a;pIlcie resodidn y IfiI, ' •liche-s residing the Colliwy Is 5a.d of County $ard THAT a BOND ELECTION wII be prtIon of the regiltrathofl bon&s.or carried wit. an ONlerwhie Sb Indicate By pulling dn $isnBiOIi Mliii Idisof PwflSy called Ii be held on March Comml'JlOMfl. Siminoli me 13th day of Ma'cls. 1574. c.a,es i. ii me wit' "FOR APPROVAL OP $ - st. .ierms t e.ewr or nit CwinIy, Florida ,,, COU1IY Of S,minoii. crhda. IIIO*W% the Ia'tfl of the qualfiod 1- 145 isduly a'ftf101ItdtoeiiCuti BONDS" if you fava'ttlStssu.nC,of hIS SPUIrICS $IICh bond) in Fern Pt5 POLLING PLACES Ior m, pucp ot ninlng , t,esk2,4 in the County ssai, tn*s CwtlHcate 5I bOnds. aggtiati an*W of no, iICMdlng - Le40,00k SWIM Club 10t blfldo Of Nil CbMty be hWr,ilSJied by the St'i a'Id o, IndICES by pulling Osa MIllion light Hdndrid PRECINCT & LOCATION . ioS at- Mitwie Mmdii Ichiel 511011 be lt$utd N an aapreat. Elections to lIps S The copy Of the retaba?Ion be ThewBbId Dollars I5IJ5&4BI edit "A4IHST APPROVAt OF d - SiminSle High School PtsbI. Sanford Mlile Sdiocf orWiclØal arnwmt of 'W wild hitifO entitled: Clerks if each willIng plce bONDS YOu do lISt favor th be approved by SUCh QualIfied 3- WIlson SchOol. Psola - Easibrook Swim Club SJO1.O bearing interest, payable tn. bond electiOn is to be Mid T Ja sliders *0 finance the Cost of ma RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING iSSuance 01 saId bondi. ii - (Parking Lit) $4 Fire pt semi armually, it such rate or rates n4 election lIlsIl be Mid 'ani 7HE ISSUANCE OF NOT LX. SECTION S. ABSENTEE Apartments, (Recrsalionai project, above 000Ctlbtd. 4- City Hall. Attamonte rntwiCHqthelegiI,a?,5p, conductedinmema CEEDING All opalifled elector's r lbsg Mi S-City Hail. Oviedo $201,500 GEN. VOTING. Poper balløts Shell be presri Room) S H ta'iots , N Beth vw thereOf, maturing Borlatly ln$nnijal Hi tie Cnunty eiege as hqr SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA voting Thelirmof balict lobe usoo it Kewsrvsee Trafl, fo iiWce IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN ANO FOR SIMINOLI COUNTY FLORIDA civi' ACTION wo. IN LAURENCE 0. WILLIAMs Husband. () .J JENNY C. WILLIAMS. Wife. NOTICE OP ACTION TO LAURENCE 0. WILLIAMS Kemmerer Avenua FSCIRCyvIII,, Pen15yIvanla liii, - blochi permitted to vote In such bond hA - Cominunhfy Hw.se. Osutuota that a Petition for DissMl eecood tweritytl,e (2$) years horn at CiCh polling place Shill pr,pa"e NEW COUNTY AGRICULTURAL shall be in IvbStantliIly lIve form it - Rifling HillS Country ii2 II.. I4flpiCtts and Charts flt lIve • - Siovak Owda'is Cit above styled CovwP for the trio date 01 me bondo, for Ilve st tile duplicate reeur',i of s CEIITER PROVIDING FOR AND itOYid5d In SectIon 4 above, escept il - LOng*OOO no election shall be the same as side. conisined herein a,d you or. of I vvavclng the cost it bond eiocIin and shalt dollvtr one CALLING A 10140 ELECTION instructionS tovotsrssllaltbeu 4-Holiday llV. Mimetic lies plices desIgnated bid th0S g .- Forest City CommunIty hereby roqufrid to serve a c acQuiring and constructing an copy thereof to Iris Supervir of TIlE QUALIFIED ELECTORS follows: -$t. *lhar LplscopatChurch persons appointed by the board foe Building your wnlflendef,nses, If any. foit on County. .sprovd 10PM resolution Suchretunvs shall shew th numb,, COUNTY TO BE HELOON MARCH Modi at the voting places from seven (7) CERTIFICATE OP m.Uioneqs. adspted on tilt 5th diy such bond election mo tIlt numq THE ISSUANCE OF SUCH BONDS; suace to tue left Of this oord "FOR The pieces of voting In ttisnd agam51apoyalof5j, the Hither, utialsdfoqthbe wüm SECTION day, alias provided in saId IS ,'jçfi S THE iSSUANCE OF NOT LX approved, shall be issued OBLIGATION BONDS 0' CO;v Ft :. . :ilL i:cS' 01 A SECTION 5 NOTICE OF BOND FCl,tar, l71 Ft ECrO' T ire' ISFALI i: ta ,r. tiii as part Ot tie t-vt.ce JM.'l A .rnbfough Arlrvjr H Bck*itiv, Jr. THE QUALiFIED ELOCTORS determine, In tIle Sanford Heruto, a RESIDING IN SEMINOLE newspaper published and of çer.e-aI By Marie W. WIIser Deputy Cars 12. 1574 ON THE QUESTION OF wotorPourcoflsOcuIiyew,,ks, the FEC, lyE DATE. BE IT RESOLVED B THE BOARD OF COUNTY CON votino machints are to Di retefyed 10 tunlrin, lime of IM Sale Of DEY Macli bOnd iSSued in the sogregate princiral t noajnt of not eacasding Three All tieth ncte'ceed.ngthelegairaleasshill bond ei.ectio, shall be field and Sf' ! .e,11on shall be those places tst .Ai - live 5, i Such bonds Shill be "For Approval by thu proper officer or officer, of Of Bonds," such bonds shall be tine Board of County CammIsslemers. ,which resolution £5 OIl file eu apgr, -g - C ila, O.e.Jo CommunIty House, Geneva FLÔRIbA SECTIONS. NOTICE OR MONO CSu5ry, 1574. ,, ' FINANCE THE COST. OF A ELICTION.Thls,eMluu.umeuw (SEAL) lin A. kImbragli NEW COUNTY SECURITY pubHsinedmnfuItaspaflofffi,ndk, , COMPLEX; PROVIDING, FOR 01 suCh bond elections. tngettier wiSh AND CALLING A BOND ILEC. 'l ePP'tpriiie caption in sucts form' Arthur H. Beckwtfli. .lr. ELECTORS determine. In rune Sanford Herald, a RESiDING, ii SEMINOLE CGU NT'( TO RE newspaper Published and of general QUESTION OF THE ISSUANCE OF I iclets for use 01 such voting In conformity with all applicable ballot, t 5 "County"I of il- e*Ceediaig Three DATE. This relotutlon shall laSt bond election Shall be held ant - be used shall be in 3t OFFiCIAL BALlOT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA - Jaycee Inf0VMit,i Sanford 22 - Sanford Cl"ic Center MARCH11, 575 Shall Seminole Ca.'utr. 'linda issaw nit ng stg CIPaI anupurit of geinerat sigation tionids Of file County bearing intlrtss at lot elce.'dirig the meximu,,i rse tP ktu40045 141911 k 34 Booth, Eighty , a- paragraph hereof, SECTIOb ii REPEALING CLAUSE All resolutions In ConflIct - . alord ain $enir "S &j,t APPR(JYAL p I Middie Scpspoi - St. Jitws Village Craft Shop, BONDS" it you favor live issuance Of or,' - Fern Pa'S Said bonds - E.sak swim c lniicat ., ç "AGAiNST APPROVAL OF 41- Mlwi Middle -Senueiol ff451 School BONDS" ii you do not favor Plus £7 .sun o said bO in t4 t VOTING. - Li a t r., . r - ball-S shall . Eass'wos4 Swim Club .- tOss S . i t -- tine date 01 tine sends, tot tIne of financing this coot 01 within tIle County shall be ivulitied, icq'airitsg and ConneCrvctMig s third 5101 eleCtions County Courthouse, is provided in (SEAL) tineresbfutlOneftun,Soendofe,,, COUNTY OF SEMiNOt.E, JoIw A. Kimbrwigh Cha,qman .. Kewa, w'ie in t'ir lciu0in tot ainsnme, voters w 'geofg, p, bean d'ly fulfilled, , carried , -_served, 1 He isdvly authorized to ead(ute tills Certificate; _ -. A R(SOUTION AUTHORIZING by law fir holiNg poveral electIons Inn lInt COunty eacop CEIDINO $1,101,000 GENPRAL as Inireln OIILIGATION BONDS o SEMINOLE COUNTY. PLCR IDA provided. Tf15 Inspectors bid Chatti bid fIll dsatAlc.te 'I*WivS if MaCti tew l melt thersel to me $upuqvlsa' ADDITION '0 'HE COUNTY COURTHOUSE, PROVIDING FOR - pollswlli be open at vot'ng placeson of 700 AM. until 700 P.M on tune sam. diy. all as provided II Said resoutlr'n adapted on 1574, and pubtishtd in full below at t Notice. le't Counts.. Florida thesateoftt,ebonds . , TO ALL . HAVING PRECINCT & LOCATION I - Pirtibie, Sanford Ml 7- Wilson School. Paoia .----- - - - Trail, four blocks the County SPill be entitled and -- - $dnool -- - - - COVIiSulUfSlty 140u50, OujItiota CommfI, House. C7nutuita HOVW voles cast the lime of this first pub,icalion, f AN EFFECTIVE DATE. be canvassed In tile manner Is a true, COTed, and cornpar,d provided by law. of thu crigina SECTION 5. ELECTION referred Ia Inn saId extracts maiit as RESULTS, Ha maiortty Of fl.,, yoe, fishy ad*ed at said meeting and, must Di In writing ano filid IS duplicate ant slate the place of residence arid post office address 01 returns stnallasnoon as Practicable e. QUISTIONOF THE ISSUANCEOF as use Cl-k stall SUCH BONDS; AND PROVIDING determine. kthne Sanford Hevaid,a , Bd Sy Marie W. WaIte- , ' ' ' SECTION j sa.. Rnuni:i. c'cnen ,.. "AGAINST A$'PROVAL ' ',.- ... p o ROPJDS -' a ___ - ,ec,ia'n. snot sinai' also I ,,,,, — - - 7$ - - 71 'SuO (101 eaceediny t.3SI,0S me 4tndy Delving NIl-eel 4$ so? elcarding me misimum rate of Inferist it the tr f tt Salt f tve ondi. rna.tutkrg nif (elM' tIn's twenty tiv* 1251 wean fr'ttn 11sf 4a1s4 Humz,sf, pey f bOI$ sif Slminele High SCION Id'.flwiSds trb,,M .-...-. JVC* I,ihow,ltiU, Sooth, County, Florda (herein saIled iNu a -- 21 'tl'rSleg it Sad nieetimnq on file un j.4 tO liii' fIOPftIOfl tim4 I0In$O,4 tnt poUt for sects etoctien for ttii voting ptarn w ethacts ,wnd to till other mih'vn ting referred to frirro. antCt yi,r.g .ut',nij t ,j 7 '4 OenCft"'O ii cclnrJrm.ty *tth all apoIiawe i reved '0 "nile aopropr,a;e rnrpflaiss5' aP(CPlrwicrwtnw.I *411 the propei of (itJl$ for usu such Ofng 5'I, throughout saI' nseaSleg PC 'LeIPPA f$.tti ON MNIv*fl mllthda,.f Jaftry' rn, Ii.,, . a true, crrel, treintolive lnipOttors3ld(i.fksenl ' IItIM win—. a .ia' 5.14 copy eudt'itss ml Regular ei tIthe tIoteij - . __ ____ BALLOTS. TSveChtct of tine hoard 3 tfn'iOf, IISC)udlnq the minutas Of its ailSUw9itt a dieai',wa ha ki.& m'wcwO, 0 , oaffkieSl nuu,.n,u applIcab provsinns Cf law. cOurt Cf competent lutlsdictionu. NOTICE OF ACTION SECTION 7. AUTHORIZATION ouch hOSiNg Shutl nil affect Sans' TO PATQ1K A Icrell OF BONDS Si'bject an p,'rsi,,an) t Ofilerwa'd, clause, phra.e, senttrm B'C"i", ll;tiiaiO, tune pcousios flerrol, general Ct parbgf)p(, haneof. Lake Lure, N.C. 25711 obligation botsd* ci Seminole YOU ARE NOTIFIED that SECTION II. REPEALING PraiSe Lab. LIg'$ofI" Pijhabfe souffiiesf cee,ne,w 21-- Attin"OnWe Comnnva'v,ty CornIer P SiStaid cIVIC CitWqr . of SinWi Utility But4in 35 "' Of 1500. Santa'4 Monroe Scout $uildo 31 Engltsh Estates SCJVOf 21 Po,iaoap, aUacu,W to Mtyfalt COhitufy CP,4 - - -- - tile agifopele prsncle -- fIt the abOve iii4 ,'i - Ciurt - TWv$a.d hoiWs stndn- 14$Itfon to 'tIne $p'sulneIe nfy Co'irV',ouse (hereits celled ,ioV45 to finance me (OS? of yaj7 of the Couny and its irdahlind, ilK'S blinds ihali be payable 1rori H valorem (aiss IOVied without limit ( Ia rate or amount on Ill faaebie on'rpertyl.smeciunpy, fdoi'neel such te shall be holed for a 101110, lean, than Pwetiy lIve (251 veers a - - v "" 110* Hundred '11S1,lis*P t HoiRCO the ON it ' or N' esajs,'..w hirim *Ylt$SNdWensp, If arty, to s4 SECTION 17, EFFECTIVE efleit Immidletety uPWu its adop- lIen fInS Coiuu,ty Shall he lintitled, PitItlois on. Pifitins-' HOWARD FLORIDA Joan A. KInntfogh Cliaenin.fn bed Of Cau,nty ffOf Ciwdy, Pl-lds, Cl-SOfIWCWC Coed, tile sinus Inn duplicate and 5omluIe wrilce 51. immeq14f,$1 Ptnereatiet, PIle lirt pubI$catI the rolbet dhhity304 wlmr.ssmyh*nda5,,,1of 'his Court on January 75th, 1534 (Seal) AlIpur It. SactwfUn, , I'., ClaN - t 4 p of . - ileregi, Filed Sanked Fl-ida tills sIpi oh Fsbtu*'y, 1511 tri'ti A$MdaWO place an i' in IPIC -- ! HASN'T LOST ANY - Winter Springs Town Hill II -Lyman SChOOl IS - Sinfied Civic Center O £50, of ENERGY! Opefty Is presently zoned AlA McINTOSH (ResidentIal) DWrIct. Florida State Bank AND Suite 73 Post Office Boa 1330 cot Run SWIy on R.W 30 fees NWIy Florida 33771 n. et Wty iS' fees P11w foal Sanlend, Ely hi feet $Eiy 57.1 feet lewg ATPOflIe-vstS?PrItionwq ff1 presly zoned C 7 (Commen(lil) D'sf,ict. AND Lots lendS, Block 72. Dreimwoid 4th SectIon, P14, Pg I'S, Seminole County, Florida. Said pioperty Is Publish: Jan. 23. FeD, I. 5, II, -.. FROG' —I ' Defendant. oursuant I. Final Judgment entered In I've cast of CITIZENS SANK o OVIIDO. Plaintiff, vs. ROOSEVELT IARKLIY. Defen dmr.I. Its five CIrcuit Court of tune Eighteenth JudIcial Circuit, In and ._.__,.. -.--,--. -, BLONDIE Actions Plo 71 InN E. the un dersigned Clerk will sell at public FICTITIOUS NAME Sanford Utility Building , %OLiLD ANYeIa7Y' To '1OX}l A WAMI - NOTICE OP SALE I*. .- M1V IN THE V.ORLP s heard of said hearing. By order of th, City Commisilen LtA 157 JL)T iruoi HIM, HEtLC4J(/ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, P101110* CIVIL ACTION NO, 73.14151 CITIZENS BANK OF OVIEDO. All parties liv interest and citIzens USII day of January P574 k N. Tanwn, CIty Clert of the City of SinIcr'd, Florida by Dock CovoH UCY.ZV Pg 50. SaId property Is PS I. L.flIC TOUSg I'T14EYE FINISWED, DEAR '1 It.LP4EET'rOUAT l'4E FPOI4T DOOR IThTWEM for Cash at the West Frt door of 'tEN MINUTES To CAlt.l i 'l OH, UEA? '4E DOESJJ'f' -1 PEAtjZ MISSED' j '-i =I CounnIy, Florida in )Ccordance 35.. Sanhando Baptist Church WISh (Seal) Maqdalen Catholic Church, tile prwiislcns Of tie PIctitIs Arthur H Beckwsth, Sr Name Statutes, To Wit: Section Aitanionfe Clerk of the Circuil Court v - Pinecrest Baptist Chuych. MIOS Flaiidi Stalules 1557. By: Martha T. V.hlen Sanfonf S William C. Raider Deputy Clerk - South Semlnofe Middle School Publish Jifl II. 21, Feb I, WILLIAM L COLBERT. DEX $3 - Si Johns Village Craft Shop, ESQ of Fern Park Stemistrorn, Davis a. . Ce,,....,.i. (., IN TIlE CIRCWT COURT, ltd AND McIntosh - st - Sem,ofe High 5(11004 - Eastbrook SwIm Club FLORIDA. CIV:L ACTION NO. "" - -- - - Mort Walker Suite 72 Post Office Bc' 1330 IF U LO5T rtU FRI6BEE?' Room) IS- Portable, Vacant lot, west sIde of Kewanne, Trail, four blocks north from Derbyshire RHd - RoflingHiIctryfu 4 - Longeood Community Bldg PETITIONER. AND 'vtJ &O'rT',A PA FO iT DOPINDA PublIsh Feb S 1571 RUTH BOATNER, RESPONDENT 0EV 30 NOTICE op*cyio. TO YOU ARE I4!NEBY NOTIFIED CUITOF FLORIDA, IN ANDFOR S*ntord. Fl-Ida 32771, liv or Defers CILLARY EXECUTOR !MImda,etANa?ch,AO )$74;4 PeishlrebygIvrefutIpJy, fllemeerwPMC,,qkof tIled my final ripen-I 55 Ancillary abets styled Cart, otherw$se liecutor Of lIve Estate if DONALD IvOgmeM wilt be entered against F GRASS!. deceesid; linitl hive printed on plain white paper a Wffic.ent number ci the aforesaid from the minutes of the Regular me,f PM , g Co. Comm. Petition enutilled to rest such ballots in sucti is a trus WITNES5mypnandantpssof _____ January. A 0. 1571 KNOw 'n4A'r / MY FRIEE,,,,/ I -- k1 c BEETLE! \'-\ IFOUND'vOtJZ - 4' c - _____ ______ 11 .', \I, ' P \' - T\ '('i(g THE PHANTOM '" -' - ,:::::;::::_;:.. \ -"I ____ ________________ La. Falk and Sy Barry _______________ HE i& arid fInal on the 5th day Of March, 1511, I will arid Pot final disctnai'qe. CVNKLtNO, Circut Judge ol minuho said mee file ant of record insofar $ tile relate II the resolution refined lu In Sad eslracts and to the other matfers referred to thO-in; 3 Saidlieetlngwasdulyca'ye,u,d in conformity with Il cupticabl, Arthur N BecIwitil, Jr Clerk of Circvnt Court Serninols County, Fioridi By' LInde N Harris Deputy Clerk CirvOl, Burke Attorney for Potlllpo' aid Ihe nnolutlon tuersin after mentioneil was ouly proposed, PuDlila' Feb I. P. II, 73, 1141 Publish Feb 5. 1Sf. March I. 1f71 0EY7 0EV 31 same Ft5BEE.' DORIPIDA RUTH BOATNEN IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE RESIDEP,c( IJP4KNO,VN IIGHTEINTI' JUDICIAL CIA. CERTIFICATE OP RIcONDIP400PFICER correct, and compared OI F,E OUT, 3EETLE.' /OU to PiStol the words Qualified. alIt •CtWg Clet'k of Ste LWT Ilviteitu CllW ,f4 APPROVAL OP BONDS." Clerk), arid keeper ot tin ,,, lheqeof, includ.tsq lIne minutes of its SECTION 6 PRINTING OF proceedings, BALLOTS TheClecteffpnesoardls PrInted sample ballots and deliver them toifie InWettors 'nd Clerks ott on' b'tGtt 'ilp date ma time for tIso opening Of the oIil fr SUch bOnd election for Ihe voting places a' ecicPn voting mifhines are 10 be usea' and further IS muthorlfld ant ' Al Eascutor, ATTORNEYS AT LAW Altar,iwee Ii - Forest CiIy.Br Lake Fire °!! County CSur lhou5. In Seminole Firlda within four IHINHOLsi* AND LOGnN BuIldIng. -nvanu;' fl X NOTICE By' Ceceila V. Ekern by ROBERT DENNIS BOATNEA, In re: Eslate of arlJyOuarer,quiredtoseryea copy DONALD F GRABBE, space to tile left of tpie *ors Cl your written defenses. It any, to Deceased APPROVAL OF BONDS" live undersigned HEREBY It on Carroll BurSt. Attorney Ia' NOTICE OF FILING FINAL if you are rnot In lavei of line CERTIFIES that. PetltIr, whose •edness is 313 REPORT AND APPLICATION l'' ' 7JJ1f REVENUE SERVICE ABSENTEE II you ate in lavor of this Issuance r:: me e, WOvWed N.11ilIeiv 133,1S. Fl-Ida County I've qtif i COUNTY OF SEMINOLE, S. Rll$5. 355 FLETCHER. dIcused let. an Of' bIM'e 1110 dPI do Of March, 1,14, asd ill. the original with 'he SUch efli5jn (SEAL) ISI5t'N551, ' Having CleIm i. Demanis Against !JI4 £stett You art Perivlry nolified isId reqofre4 ts present any claIms bid denvervis wtntC'i you mcy nave 5 used at such election for absentee ""U Tie lorm 0? ballOt to be IJSCCI fl thiS etecton Ion' absente, voters Shall Di in substantially the form p'ovfdtdln Sectionlabove. PSclthat instructIons Ia voters shalt be as , o& TU INTERNAL Lake Monroe Scat Building am engaged In busIness at 614 1. Sanford. Seminole County, Florida. _ English Estates $01004 AttamW'de Dr., Alta,ronte Springs, it the hour of 1) 00 A N. in the NIh -Portable, adiacemui Ii Mayfair SemwUI'O County, Floqlda under the day of February, 1574, the toilo'alIg. fictitIous name Of Country Club TRI TEL INS Volkswagen, I 0 Plo - Lngwoo4 CommunIty Bldg. COMPUTER SYSTEMS, and Ihat I 314 UsfS 3 000e sedan over "AGAINST APPROVAL OF BONDS" it you do not favor the - Dv Bob Thav.i AUDIT DIVI8Ifl - laid bonds -. Federal Attamoqvte Community Cei'vtei -Lake Mary Fire House over "FOR APPROVAL OF SONDS"lfy'o.Jfavottheissuanceof - A N until seven (7) o'clOck PM on I) Winter Springs Town Hall $4'- Lyman High School The wud.rskgcsad HEREBy' the Sai'ne'fly. (1In 1 lFiE5 brat' SECTlON OFFICIAL BALLOT 1$ Sanford Civic Cenfa, "e" rv'j 5n31 14 used ,t IS I v4 r .1 St Ar4,w. Prpsb,tervan ac. r Qual't'id. atud eciinq Clerk tf ttve tact Oiid e1ection and this formed Church. (liar LiSa Cwc.,; cOv,t (ni'qqi called me bail-; to be used shall Di H 1' 17 - Cassetberry PIne Station - First - of financing live cost of acquiring and constructIng a new Seminole County Off Ice Fic'Iity, as pro-tided In tIle Resolution of he County. Instructions t Voters: Indicate by putuing Oown leyir ' APPROVAL OF BONDS" If pa., are riot in fav of the II Community PresbyterIan 34 -Portable, southeest Cornet of SR 431 and 1753 of interest at live time Of the Sale Cd the tOnds, maturing not later than tty live f 25) years tromtlne date itlPsuancefilemecI,payletrp valorem tase, levied on alt I azable 1 deceased - 73... Sanford Civic Center 13 - Prairie Lake LegIon Hall '.'rnv. "'"oa sw. not eiceedlng SHo.Z0 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIA. any word, phras.. C1VILACTIONNO. II bonds of Inc County bearing interest 75 City of the Claimant arid must be swor to by lIve Claimant, his agent or it ERNEST Deisuty Clerk AND 2) - Jaycee fn$ormctlon Smith FLORIDA :s FRANK AND xcir. (letidintidI) District. - Seminole High School BOND ELECTION MARCH II. 514 - - Wlltcø School. P501* Midway Fire House II - Seminole County Agrl.Caute, SEMINOLE COUNTY. provided In SectIon 1 abOvS, e5pt it Rolling Hills Coul4y Cli etection The ptg is vofing Building DIV not l,a fp NISSIOP4ERS OF SEMINOLE first PublicatIOn to $11M,NOt.1 COUNTY .a4 nlI'rj-?.c"s u0v'tsi I', he lonignoan' Corr - ly Bldg tI' , tO Cometunuly Prcsbyte,Ian COUNTY FLORIDA days ir,or 0 tte date of P 1OBAT! DIVISION !Prrer caIie( lty (30) t iioi.v'ia, irai, i,,,,nj rcI,c-, 55-al ChW(h. Lake f,l.ary SUch b0 election ut same IN THE CIRCIJI COURT. IN AND PROBATE NO. 7433CP "Board"l that to voters. FOR et-St. AlCtsjrdsfplsaICtinin thoSe plates dtsninhted - First Federal Bulidlng SEMINOLE ml5 COUNTY, Inrei Estafeaf SECTION I AUTHORITY OF SECTION 10 SEVERAIILITY in FLORIDA llyOuareInfarofmliSj, wiflon5 pointe4bytgalMimetic lO5lrl.ris THIS RESOLUTION. T#uis lIne evens IMI LtLLIAN M.FLETCHER, - PAR :INCT & LOCATION Cissictu, Rear Lake Debts to be used Shill be In star.tlahly the fcllpwlng form. ________________________ BE IT RESOLVED BY THf. cuculathon In live County, ace caCti . tend •lcticn shall be thi tame as hose places desiqnated and those persons apoonted by mile Board for such eleci.on The polli will be open at inc voting place, frum seven (7) o'CIo.li AM unfit seven (1) o'clock PM on the same sstateInmeenkeofmaqkof me ot respectIvely for sod QUESTION OF THE ISSUANCE .. - Clt Hall, Oviedo approved by such qualified electors Community House. Cisuluofa to finance tile cost of the probed, C mutilty I*aie, CPvula ibOV desc?ibed $ SIeveS Gardens Con'wtiulIty All Cuslitied liectots res4ina in tIns County shall be entitled ad S House - Porett City CommunIty permitted to vote In such bond election. Theplacs,of rolh, and '" eltt,ef'ol yen, may have apans* said Circuit Court of mine £lWuteen?h Judicial CIrcuit. Seminole County. Iorfli, Predate Oivlslot. In the (Tho at Sanford, Fl-ida, a. Nine Hundred SIa Thousand Three $ Voting machines shall be used at : SaISTATII You aud each ol , hereby notified sod ?'Qi'tN *0 file any OF ho Beg. 5.14 property is 55bItly February. AD. 1573 zonoo A:,) l*gchcuItomal) District.. (Seat, Arihsir H. i.kwINu. Clerk ' 33 24 ani 21. Block II,, 01 CIrcuit Cart 0reimwId, PB 3. Pg 50 Said - Deceiued. PIRSONS POLUNGPs.*cl.*., COLSENT, WITNESS ins' hand ant official U N WNFIs,alonlj W11u lWieof 5*14 - ',' WILLIAM L. arid ultImate ivadoment will Dl en $yj along Ely line of saia Rh R against you for thu rellet Pt a p1 efvkfi Is 45 feet $01 N line of Said Section, W to Wly line of Saii demanded In the Petition - ' , that JACQUELYN N. COLLINS has titWaPetItIntheCircuitCouttol , NE propert, is presently zoned A.) TOSH, Attorneys for PetItioner, *50w address Is Post Office Sos (Aerhcvltutal)Dlsuk,. lEO. Sanford, Florlda37t?l,anjllha AND the original wIth the Clink of the SlgatfheusisfNlIne$ectlen3, Township 30 5, lange 30! and Ely aOOvestyled Court on or before Board of County Commissioners, Senile County, Fl-ida By' Mails IV Walker - - ME TO OFFER YOU THIØ UI*nOIM'I Railroad, Idly en RaIlroad ION line Chairman IL 1571 todetermlne wtetrser Cr aol the Issuance of such bonds in an CUlT SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION CASE NO Iii re: EvIal. ci I.OLLIE N CLEMENTS, by Crooks & L.wr.nce Wl3i3Oee$,NSelfeef,WS2$,,,et, rnl5d to serve a copy of your COUNTY OF SEMINOLE, SECTION3. BOND ELECTION.A ' -4 HARRY 0 COLLINS AND Beg 1313 ' EYs'1'O GIAJTLLMEPJ A*)cJ() NOTICE TOOSFIND feet, N lisa led. E to P03. Said property Is presently zoneo Al thetlrneol Ccunty, Fl-id bond election of tIne quaiif led electors reslong N the Ceianiy '* ' EE0ING 51.100450 GIN. Cf $oida, such Dais Shall by tIe proper OSfiir onthis 72usd dmy ot Octeder ltTJ iCit, ERAL OBLIGATION BONDS OP approved; aid then this bonds. i Oardol COunty Commisslots.t',, Ji,nmIy Chernents iIrr1s SEMHIC)LE COUNTY. FLO*tl)A l'54.i5fl( Of which shill be thereby ,1mnCh 'eiot,,fla is on file a As L'ecvtni* Of SilO estate ci o FINANCE THE COST OF A approved, 5h5Il Dl Issued as recent Denlel N l'unter NEWADOITION TO THE COUNTy hereafter provIded Dy the lien. WlTNES$myh and the slab Cf HUNTER. PATTILLO, KING COURTHOUS PROVIDING FOR tInt 54. Cf Co Comm ,ttnis Itfu day 01 MARCHMAN SECTION NOTICE Of 10140 Peuary 1V4 AND CALLING Aflomey for Liecutni, ThnisneleMuonsll.11b. T1ON OF THE QUALIFIED ELECTION (SEAL) P0 Boa 310 PubllsIledlnMIesprtofl-i ELECTORS RESIDING IN .v A WInder P,lrk, Flr14a 37755 sucinbondeiectlon, together wltti SEMINOLE COUNTY TO II! ChIrMan PubliSh Fat. a it 'ii..-.... POLLING PLACES ratepermltltiby lawat ' Authority Of S The copy of the r loivilon en. - ---- ".'u Commissioners, Serninsele Apartments, lRecreatlonal tuchqualttledelectorstofiflafnceffie 1* Roomt Cost Of flue otoject, abc's de'scrlbi4. 7 useo et such pled Ion lot absentee ] The Hwi5ki Autitirlty ti tiw CITy \. .1 CAPTAIN EASY the Nicer Section?. TO*nship be br a longer term thin Attest' twenty live (3$) yeirs from their AflhIW H. Seckisim, Jr., date of issuance and such bonds Cl-S Shall bear Interest a such rate Oh' Board of County F ' the tire it 9, sale of the j41!.45 SEC'(tC,t 3 BOND ELECT ION. A bond election of the Qualif led eticicrs resintrig in pie County Is hereby called to be held on Mirth 17.1511 to determine whether a' 'ot the issuance Of such bO in - ,.., -- Commis1wners.. aOl-ed en the 5th AND CALLING A BOND E..EC. 'temeb5,td. lION day of January, In& OF THE QUALIFIED Srttt,m* shall show tinitivrnbet ILEçTORS This places of votlnnin me tend RESIDING IN aalifiaa alarfars ..i cvs iistoo ---- ------V— )CMI'tQLE COUNTY TO BE FLORIDA agqreqateagnoumntof rot isc000rng 3-Midway Fire House Three MilIeu EiqN Hsnidr5 Fifty. 1-City Hall. Aitjnite urea Thousand Eighty Dollars 5- City Hall, Ovisdo a, I .r, s, . a ra.-a,. ra. - lnstahlmeris ever a (iot'ied lot All qualified electors residIng MonrO, Scout Building vitOrsm aLPS levied without limIt Anamca1 3; - Pin'e, shalt be issued lii an aggragafe Principal amoufi of not eaceeding 51,000.000 beauing lntiveSf, payable senil aonu.slly, at sucti rate or rates nilexCeedingffiealrate.s5p.all tIe.'l. Dollars ,t of'sujafwfp,.red pay Inomad 32 - Portable, adlacint ho Ma'faln' tWOlWrtylnthiCounty NOtlofsucPl By Marie W. W#Ikeq Country Club veiofem lazes Itiied 'It lit talable DPIOS shall be slued for a longer f)epqAy Clerk 33 - Loogevoo Convmuii$y RIO. property in the County without hl., term then twenty live (75) Attest. as tore). or Altamonie Ipring* Elemawa,y frum tiler Sit. Of iSIua'sr4ad such Arthur Pt. blckwl'fl, .1'. NV the posi ef tht coil ot acni, bCi t.'sdl bear SUch Cd five County tnssrjcsions , Indicate by puting ui . to be located within, Sorninole county, Florida Iheroln called "a-oiect") The issuanc, of SUCh nt to tItsa.nce the cat of tt, project will be for tine best Interests of Phi COiMIr and itt ., - t..'-- uw ww. ivevis. jwaie. seitpa *tsettnei' or tot oiws at me Cower acquiring tntl cavsrnjchitng a now - - Lake Thovs,arunj (fl5J3.j t PitIable. Iouthsosl corner of SR 424 Mud 1753 7$- Aflatuvonte Comr,snity Center 25 - Like Mary Fire HOW. 77 Sanfoeo vIvic Ceder 30-City of Sinford Ulitit, Buaid;nô Z'onos. maturing n,t lale ma. vp u. - -, a -- rewArWIiIi Voting martiir,s suatt Di used at -- SECTIOP.a OFFICIAL BALLOT : oiv.0 or uflcOnhistenW herowitti hereby a'. reocaIcd.Insofaraslpnere iSconfIlct a- inCofl$ilt5flCy. bedi$erminedifthetlmeof,,i9saha Iih ml the voting places frO'vs 5ev5q5 (7) Ioc A N u'HI seven '71 o clock F N on In sane Oar .. *14 EFFECTIVE DATE. thirty (30) days prior to the date of NOTICE OF 50140 ELECTION IN 5PCid tsersin atnd to yi pj present ttwougtnog$ said meeting By: Thomas wilson III 'Forest City Community BE IT RES0LvE3 BY THE 5UC."l bgrnd ilecEon. 'THE COUNTY OF SEMINOLE, on plain whIte poper ant and bii resolutIon hursin after TIfle: EIicflri Dfrecter BuUdNO BOARD OF COUNTY COM. SECTION 10. SEVERAS,LITY, lfn FLORIDA ON MARCH U. 1571, liv accordance with law fIne sfflcial mentioned was duly proposed, Publish: Feb. t, 5, IS, 1574 ____________________ $0 - COnMvrlit'/ Presby'erlan MISSIONEPS O SEMINOLE tIvS nvent that any wOrd. plurase. NOTICE IS HERESY OtSIN billets Pa' iii in Such voting considered, and adopted in cots. DEY.S _______________________ Church. Like Mary claust. sentence er pareJripR StAT A BOND COUNTY, FLORIDA (herein called fOh'mlty ELECTION wiU be With applicable -______________________ ii - First Federal BuIlding. "BoVd"I that: lurid shall be held tealid by any 'onme Iivdavat requirements, and ill SHier *u, •_ _ -. uuy ,, D', riunriuwiry pp •LUTIQN i w w,"',,W lotNeichefs, inmeCaantyee$.mMiofe,Fl-ij .IRT$ICINCUITCOURTOIT$I ,, open " use ant turmer is Juthorlled ant eatracts arId to the omer miftar Cf tine HOusing Authority of me Ctti dIrected to r,imke apprepriate referred to thorNs of Seutoid, FlOrida. pnworw to ChecAeq 130, FlorIda Statute,, r. cot,, app cible proviløns of law SECTION 2 AUTHORIZATICN OF BONDS Subi.cI and pursuant this ProySioni hereof, ilaneral obligiflon bunids Of Seminole , election me potts will 4 I!. Miils W. Walker Depenty Clerk for tour consecutive i4eks. live Regular COUNTY. - SCNIDlaLlA inconsfpq,,, Interests of the County and It) irevabitants Such bonds shati be payable from ad vaiorem tuies levied without limit as 10 rate or amount on alt taeabl, property In - then lIve mInImum salaries end wages is Set forth In the 33711 Office Facility to be located within such electIon 4eue -. ormnconslstenfherewnhhirebyere issued In the aogr.gate principal DATE ThIs reloltjtion shill take ar,ounl of not eaceoning Nine ff imtn.d.ately UpOn ItS IdOp 4uridred Dollars (syoa,ioo1 fo All Quelitiod electors residing finci the cost of acquiring d within I: prwed,ampt, ballots .i.n,.* heldonmeItuudayei Jinniory, 7571 right to reiec't anll or all bids or to thidnetstplelnOpG(tflC)ys' iSa true, ctvi''ct, ant connparw waive any lnPormalItie, in me orbuforemldatjudt,NV the COpE Of It4uI4I.li Of hid ol'lgi,ial opening W't. pe NO bid Shill be rnlmtfe$ 01 said meflrng on file land NV adctlan fir the swing ptacas '"cl recon InKIer as tin, lami Prod of S days BISON--Of SeORI, Or diPlICSf therSCt, Of tine COWWY Showing hi rimes at the qualified ecta-s residing in the County shall be furniShed by th SUpervIsi.r 0 Elections to the lnspe,Ior, and Clerks at each polling place where - County, Florida (herein called g 0tle consloer tile anneiatlon of properly CIVIL ACTION $10. 74.l45.A In re the Marraige of described as follows: SECTION II. REPEALING bid teed eaecutd by Is, bidders soul dfrechsj to have Clerk), end keeper of the recoros prints a' • flioreof, including tie niMv'j of .., _______ FOR SEMINOLE FLORIDA te City of Sanlond, Finds, at 7 o o'Clock P.M on February 31, 114, to the County shall be entltd, payable to the Housing Authority RICORDINO OFFICER tt ou are rot In tavor of the boll-s in MaCh from the mutes . ' 4 In within 10 days after bid open. -Hotiday Ion. Al'amonie the proviSions hereof, general . other - -- tsin. by depositing SO wim Jack T. Bridges. of NetI 01 Public Hearlag DL * 151 NøtIç is hereby given that a ____________________________ clause, Sentence or P5rlgraph SECTION 3 AUTHORIZATION Roi) edcumontssoobtain,d S deposit Portable. Vacant lot, wor side wIll by reft)nded to soch perSOn *li5 nOrth from DerbyshIre Road it Rdl Hills Country C the event Ihat any word, phrase, . resciuton 5 adoed pursuant to Such holding shall not altec? iY Chapter l.. Florida SIa?te$. and other word. clause, phra, sentence oilier applicable Provisions of law paragrapn hef,Of. A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING suffIcient number 01 the ata-esilo ri-ocelulne,; Speclticatienss must be paid on tints THE ISSUANCE OP NOT E3( 105 Cf which small be thereby 'sca0, 2. TIle atWiexed copy it extracts Project. billets for use it abseisfee electors CEEDING 53.552,000 GENERAL approved, shall be issued WtTNEUmytiaiudandtpl,seat,f awitled to cast s or tin, SEM1PIOLE COUNTY, $ ' THAT PJEW PLCE THAT BE IT RE SOLVED BY THE tirst publication to be nit less thin PvbIIh: Feb 5, 1$, 2$, Mitch I, 1574 Attevs for Petltkjter OLY37 BOARD OF COUNTY cou thirty (30) days prior to this oase øtt Office Ofawer MISSIONERS OF SEMINOLE such bond election. Sanford. Flerldi 0) by Heimdohi & Stoffel li Cecella V Ekern Deputy Clerk called "proect") Thi issuance of against approval of such boi IIMl $3 - Winter Springi Town Hail 51 Ll'1TI5I'i Hi School IS Sanford Ciy, Center St Ande'wi Presbyterian Church, Bear Lakr t -Catteiberry Fire Station ' 7 (Parking Loll San Jiet 1574, ar In Putt below as part of tills $1of, - -. RUGS RUNNY (Stall Arthur it Beckwl'h, Jr. Clara 10 the Board SUCH BONDS. AND PROVIDING ____________________ Clerk of this Circuit Court, on this John A. Klmbrotjgpi Chal"man HELOON MARCH I?. 1571 ON THE determine. In the $bnsord Herald. Sanford, Florida term huh twersy five (23) veers Clerk from IMir date of issuance and Mach Boon of fl5y bonds snnall bea, interest at Such Coenm.ssluna-,, rate or rates not escsec'MIS tIne Seminole Canty. Fl-Ida ma,i,nvm rife permitted by law al nesuioed. All Qualified dicta-s residing In me Caity shall be erilned ant Put'nHtad to vote In, sucIv bond elections. Tb. placie v01M1 stud 'tie faspedors end Clerks fir ml ti - dub High School ELECTInPI Th.sresolutlonshallbe Fetruary. 1511. I ION OF THE QUALIFIED Cl Such bond election, together With EL ECTORS an iPpropriate CCptiQn in such, form P £51 Dl*iG IN ducuments, ncing speclflcutior.*, it. on tile at tile itfice of tile Housing AuthorIty 01 the City of Sanford, Florida. Ad'nlnistratlon Polls i.'iil be acm if votIng place at till S?i511511 mslutlsn 10 tIne be canvassed In the manner This undersIgned HEREBY a.'nount eQual It $ per ceint of 9. bid spice *0 tIne lilt 01 me wo referred loin said eatvict* and is 'AGAINST APPROVAL o tIne date of said bent' election from PrOv'$5d Shall be submItted WINS Uch CERTIFIES that: I CO AN, ur,til 7:X PAN, on me ELECTION Iu%aflybdopledatsaldmedin,a,i,i, SECTION S. I. He is the duly •ppolrnlpd, Attenton l called to the same day, all is provided in Said RESULTS. Ill IF.alorltycf therites to the mIenS riquired lay law, as SECTION 5 PRINTING OF ei.jalified, aid acting Clerk of the PrOVISIOnS br equal erflplOymeti ebOv II Petitlw'ver & Berry, Post 0111cc Dravwr Z. Bonds." such bOnds Shill Di by the proper offic, or officers of IIV1flC5 04 wPtCh shim be thiriby wh(h rrjokjhion On tie arid of il'i 77th (l4i 01 Frtr,ar 1, A 0 I14. approved, shail be issued as or Oihitwie I Oltivit wsiI be en reCord hereilter provided by the board. Iwed against you. WITNE$Smyhand ai'vdtne Walol ( Jli FACILITY. PROVIDING FOR Such bonds shall be payable 1rpm ad Bowuinole County, Fl-ida valorom tas.s levied without limit By: Mule W. Walker ashorsi,ora,nifbI3ll,,bld D.vuAyCiirk property 'nTheCouuty. Non,ofsi,c5 Attest: oparoved by such Qualified et.cts 7 - Community House, CP.ulujfa hetI - Board of County aggregate amount f not S Thrae Ponorvo One rleu,.,nd Fyi t th tho0l St Jufsn5 Village Cran Shop. tern Pars -Eastbrooi Swim Club Macti election for absentee " o - Sauth eminofe Middle ABSENTEE d$em project will be for the best interests '. 9 by law for nolduig general iledlonn ORLICATION S. ,ioan A. Kimbra', SEC1tON.IONDELECTtO$A , bond election of he qualified PRECINCT ILOCATION electors r,sld'nq in tInS County ii Mfio called to be held on Mar 3- Wilson Shoot. Poole 12.1574 to determine whether or ot 3- MIdway Fire l'e IlEb ECTI0N THE ISSUANCE OF NOT LX "proiecr'), Iris issuance it such COUNTY OF SEMINOLE, Attorneys for - BONDS" if you do flOt •avoi' the acq*.ls,tion and construction f bond electIon and shall ae;lvw calling a bond election of me ttSatInStrvCtionStov,tlrSBPl.11b.., SiminoisCoun7y Security CompIes, copy thereof to me SupervisorOni of valiIled electort resIdIng In toh1: Board of COunty Commis$ion,,s, Such retarns shell 'Jiow this number 12, 1,71 ON .1 you are in favor of the Uta'. THE QUISTION Nil SUCh bond election and The PIWIIbS? AND PROVIDING AN IF. 505CS It tile left this wins "FOR ho be Iocat,o w.tili'i Seminole IV thereof, maturing serially Inarnua; a esceed twenty five (21) years from Provided. The lnsC.ectors and Clerts TO FINANCE THE COST OF A in the election for absentee vOter) each polling place Shall preple qualified ettCtotS residing tile dale Cf the bonds. for lhe put. SECURITY Shill be In substantially this Poem NEW COUNTY Hundred DoI.ars (S3U3O) to qualifle and permlnei to $e fInne the ,, of Mach OBLIGATION BONDS SEMINOLE (OUtiTy. FLCRIOA 10 FINANCE THE COST OF A 35-V. Maqdali:vs Catholic Church. Brewer Court, Sanford, Florida if Aftaminle which tins. and place iii bias wIll be Laid bonds. tnd.ca'e b pulling down I,r over "AGAINST APPROVAL OF copy of the original resolution McINTOSH Firda 5late Bank -SuIte 23 - Longuood Community Bldg. Butler Boston Court FIa Prol.ct 33 31-Aflamonfe Springs Elementary I until 3 COp m • on the 32nd day of School February. 1q74 •t the Ad Instructions ho Voters: Indicate by puiiln'g dOuti PreSents Command you to appear in said prOridid b law THE ISSUANCE OF NOT LX !t with applicable ConstruCting thlrJ floor Sedition to for V5S iii SUCh voting requirements, and all other till S.minofe County Courthouse, macflInts rtqvsremint$ and Proceedings Mi. Provided in the Resolution of the is adopted puaeo to w paragraph hereof, or not bonds Of the County electors residing 10 the CovsinalI this CertIficate; Cheofri- 130, F'or'da Si*tvt, and be 'ISurd in an aggregate SECT ION be furrtitP,.d by Pie Stpervis 11 and REPEALING u4h,r apOtrJC'a c.ro.4-cril of law p"ai Jmot.ni ci rtt e'Icevd.rig EIe(l0.ii to liii inspectors and CLAUSE All reso:,t.nn ri (Onflcl 5 Tile copy of tt'ii rn..ivtion an SECTION 2 AUTHORIZATION or ncOnt3tent hitwith hereby we t3.$t.3.Oed bearing interest, payable Clerki at eacts polling place where rieled hereto eniIlI.d County. Ftcrida (hereIn called DATE. ThIS r,soMIon Shill take the bonds. 35- ke Mary Fire House ARE S'O() IN Deputy Clerk in accordance with law till ofliciat tormity NOTICE OF BOND ELECTION N 3ECT1ON tO SEVERABILITY In THE COUNTY OF SEMINOLE. lie event that any wçro, FLORiDA ON MARCH 12. 1,74. the prOvislo,is hereof, general or inconsistency 31 and 51 52 ARTHUR L. TINDALE. 1571, aId publiShed in full below as RESULTS, Ifs malority of the voles linIy adopted a' said mealbng and County. Florida, an serve a copy part Of 'hiS Notice, cast at such election In 'espect to to the eetenh reQuired by tar, as Ihereol on PitlIloner's attorney. directed to make appropriate In conformity with ill applicable (3$) years from the date of issuance 75- Cltyof Sanford Utility Building 0EV I arrangements with the proper Of. .equtremont, apropecquOnjni s thereof, payable from ad valcrem 35 - Church of GOd. Sanford INVITATION FOR BIDS machines at fIve pciling pImcs and this reSolution herein after lnllveCounty*Imoutllmltas torate 31 - Eng 1lsh Estates School HOUSING AUTHORITY, SAN COUNTY. FLORIDA (herein Celled hereof Sinai be held invalid by any THAT A BOND ELECTION will Di PROCEDURE. The applIcabl, resolution have been duly Mfitlad. "Board") thief held on the 13th day it *.rcPn, COurt of portid of the registration books, or citrted out, and otllerwhe Sb I1U Same dat. •il i Prc'vldou BUR/,'S, T4AVS A Husband, and LULA TINOALE ak SUCH BONDS, AND PROVIDING Asiis.,, II. Beckwlffi. j Clerk of the CIrcuft Court Sanford fl - PrairIe lime 1e.on I'ilil g . P?abIc. uthHil corner 04 OF 04 vOteS cast reIpectlyu$y for a The by Lo,ry Lewis ________________ County, Florida, he Ihort title at the date of saId bond election from returns shall as soon as practicable January, A.3 1571. IC - iinoi. High Sctool . 70- IdyltwItde School Shall Saminole CwiNy, FNVids 4 WITNESS my hand andthve I?- Catsalterry Fir, Station ttWin*olh5In$p5chorsaldClertson m111,t55 of said mpdlr; on file and principal amount of general 4orr thedate arid Irni tr thi rrccfj n4ir lithe S4m riit hri'i CI ihi Coirity cpenng cf tile polls for Such to trio resolution ',l,qred to Hi said tsearnginterestal rl eiceed.ng the RESIDING IN The PliC$ of voting In the bond ° Qualitled electors wtio voted as HELOONMARCHILIC7IONTHE nIhere$olutionseftQrtp, by Dave G.au. ARTHUR L. TINDALE, in the adoPted Oil the 5th daY of January, EleClioil$andonecopytØt Board ELECTORS i FrIday, Feb. 8, 1974-53 ALLEY OOP -1' thqef, maturing serIally In annual bOnd election shill be held and THE ISSUANCE OP NOT LX. DANIEL Wilost RESIDtNCL IS RIZING THE STATE OP FLORIDA. eacsed t*inty live (25) years from by law for holding general elections OELIGATION BONDS he date 04 the bonds, lot ilve ,, OF in the County "tips as hireiri SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA WHOSE MAILING ADDRESS IS: PO5S 04 I mincing the cost of Provided The Inspectors and UNKNOWN. Clerks TO FINANCE THE COST acquiring and cons,r cting A at each potting pla shall prepare NEW A sworn PetitIon for Olisifuflon COUNTY OFFICE Provided in the resolution ot the tend election and $11111 detivit • AND CALLING A BOND ELEC regardIng your marriage to ( entered gainst you granting slid 4- Lyman H.ofi SChOOl BOND IlICTIOII MARCH 12. 571 WITNESSmV hand and tlwsealit bOnd eleCtIOn, slid shall lIø have is a true, correct, and compd CENTER. PROVIDING FOR AND bIaOOPriatecapIenIniu(hfo7m Boa IflO. Sanford. FICllda. 37Th, The Sanford Herald - Lq& Notice' NOTIE OF BOND ELECTION IN W.cltI,d beriin •d to hOYS PrNIN ConsIderel. and adop$ THE COUNTY op SEMINOLE, 0flPI0*hit1ppr ani,q,d Iorlfy IN 7)11 CIRCUIT COURT, 11th with FLQRI(I1I, ON MARCH fl JUOICIALCIRCUIT,INANDFOR in accordance wtth lAw the 011icIjj regulremenli, arIdOpplicibIS ill othe, $IMINO5u COUNTY, FLORIDA NOTICE IS HEReqy OiV billetS NV VIS hi 511th V*11A regjremants &d '0C5f01flg5 ' Civil. ACTION NO. u.s michirIN. THAT A BOND ELECTION will Client to the propw adoption f Said , held on the 12th day of Marth. $57 SECTION 7. . Marriage of: ELECTION tOIOluIlOrI have bien duly fulfilled fl Ii County of Seminoi, Florida, ARTHUR L. TINDALE. PROCEDURE. TIle applicable carried out. bId QthS?Iyi$5 tO hi cvrpose of deIiUnInIng pO;t.ois of the registration books. or Wf'iW: e$hir or riot bendi Of th County d'iPIiC.t.s thsof, of thIS COunt, 1. H't is duly auhior thai! be iswed tø eecvt an aregate shOwing the name of the Qualified this Certificate; ' LULA TINDALE a k a I ULA Mc ncipal amount of riot electors residing In Pie County shill t DANIEL. 5Oi.3OQ bearing Int,,et, payable be lurnlshed by tIle Spen,I Of Wife. $ TM copy Of the reloluthon an. semi avYlually, at such rate or rates EleCtiOns to this insp5ctit and io.ed hirelo entitled: NOTICE OP ACTION riol il Ceedlngthhlega;na,,aI$hhiI Clerks at each polling place elite THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: lheCIrcuItCounlOncrbefoqerch SEMINOLE COUNTY. ido 111511 os till Board at (Ountl Comrnisiicniors, sutficient number of the aforesaid Irvm the minutes it lilt RgvIar ballets tot vat of absentee e4ect's meeting 0$ the Id. of Co. Comm.. eflich rnohAion is on file a Ii tends. of as Aitamonte - $7 Anarews Presbyterian wifhoried md directed to hera prcceenqs: opprp Of Bonds, such STROM. DAVIS I MCINTOSH SECTION 5 PRINTING Qp Clerk), and keope of me records tP.aqsaner duly l7i. a.2 published In full below as part of this Nit Ice. Chwch. Lake Mary Voting fflaClliflSS shill be vied at the otiginal resolution inhs;pete lottie l.eft ci his woros outlfled. arid acting Chart of Phi ballots t. be used shill Dl hi 'ELECTION lunully adopted at Laid meeting and. cast at 51(11 election in reept to PM. on the sam, day. It you are riot In favor of the CERTIFIES that: The FECTIVE DATE. The be canvassed In IPie manner Copy ot the date of s.aid bond election from - Il you are In favor Of It,. issuance iijNi1Ii. proval If laid final returns and for an Order of Clstribulion and for final discharge as Ancillary E'ecuhor 01 tint W,tI of DONALD F, GRABBE. deceased. Doted thiS 151 diy of Flb4'Uefy. fIll Jk. - / — e ç! / ___ co5)iderbe. lAd edoØntd N can wilt e,ipiitplc on plain whuSt 0c led deinvered i' ettocoan'r *s't law PM e'frtal ____ - - t,zn,tty Il- - J.niu"Il 'tar tInS ea - j - - - -. -. rate oi rates of fvswcmb tIll cr$1 acquiring ft - -- Sirnlcvtgu hieltSiChurds - . -. . and,'aim,m Vote . 'W *'CedW Ifs. p.rn,itted by law of Is'. Maria Walker DepiAy Clerk . uosish 'eO. ,4 I5 23. DLVI Ida SANFORD. FLORIDA 33;?) PlIOfISh . 0 3) fr5l5 - - for use machines at - the 01 such voting coaling places ,A.'TT'r,5 !i 4'Ei'. It £i9E ct' i .X11,6I �- 11#6 J 1 - -7 n cARRoLLRccHTER's MWlMr&MI11W"srI",1liM-0-INFORMATION I SATURDAY, FEBRUARY . rno 1. S ; Is MARRIAGES Ptr'orm b Marilyn. Silver Springs Airpos Rd, 1042341777, Rn 2341433. WANT AD AVALOPI APARTMENTS ADULTS -NO PETS 114W. 2nd. St Orlando 831.9993 todo for t) ModI Teen., NOW is THE TIME to me this- I bedroom 2- h.IPI u..a.., ' I 41 ' ~` i ._ -- bedroom luriIshed apartment Includes utlitIes 343 E, Georgil Ave. Longwood. Call 031 3505 ORANGE HILLS LOvely 3 bedr oom, 7 bath brick homes for discriminating people Peaceful setting. Oak treiIad Ia the beauty of these delightfully spacious honiesit -: :- . LOVELY afterlpm WANTED TO BUY - Late mcø.l molar home. Must be in good Condition apd a go Price. Write Box $25, co The Sanford Herald, P. 0 Box 1657. Sanford Fla, iJ3CI...' 32771. (i;) Mitch' s - Used Cash buyer tar used articles, furniture, etc. HWY 44 ANTIQUES. 2 ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED - Miles East TOP prices Paid, used, any COndition £111174. Winter Park _______________________________ I D _____________________________ Cars of Sanford on 415 Corner of Celery & Sipes Ave. 3224977 Orange Hills In Orange City today. A new community of SO oricxrsomesWestofI7s3onHoIly Or Our Sign will direct you. S Stemper Agency To Sell, Wanted to Buy 'I 44T Op 5ID We invite your compariSon with all Other homesyou have considered, "- i Want You Att Ssaiio.ii Take advantage at our opening prices, aly sM,eog and $77,5. - deposit S and IC acres with 3 bdrni home, filed farm land. Priced right fl - - by iverythlng (vu_,ti,* &i-- H*us. for sale - LESS THAN I gallon of from town Is this nearly now 3 bedroom, ballt 3 home. Tastefully decorated Owner anxious to 122,150. Terms Just the thing tot. young family FOR RENT I BEDROOM. 3 both home in Ravenna Park, 1725 plus $l or _________________ _________________________ - -- r' LONGW000, Rolling mills .3 bedroom. 2 both. Central host .io air. 1321 with $230 deposit ACREAGE buyer THE BORN LOSER ( - home with remodeled kitchen and extra big family room on large tencod lot Only 543.000 MaI9arid, 431 010$ WELAK A APARTMENTS 111W 1st. SI. - tour. EVEREST REALTY INC Realtor. 1401 S p1Wy 17-13 111 1 O Hus.s,or Sa It ill NEED ROOM? Large 7 story home with extra Id, fireplace in living room. formal dining, beautitul Modern kitchen. 4 bedrooms. 3 baths. central hoot and ai r. Very good condition 539.500 terms. 17 Bedroom Adults Only Park Avenue Mobile Park 2511 Park Crive, 322 216) Park. F 41 Apartments Rent Furnished SAN MO PARKS, 123 Bedroom Trailers I, ApIs. 3 Adult perks, 2 Family parks. 3515 Hwy. 17-9 Sanford. 3731930. Dat. Wk • Mi Experienced, part-lime. SAWor 1. Longwood IDeLand, Con I. mslon. train ing provided. HI Block, Inc. D,Lsnd, Fla. 31 f 1. Blvd. 104 (7345)051. Seminole S_ Phone: 3238430 CASH 3" 1137 or u.wu lurnhure. appliane, tools, etc Buy I or 1001 items S(MlNO,E REALTOR OPt. r _____________________ _____________________ Houses 41 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE . for Sale '70 Chevelle SS 396 Larv,'s Marl. 213 Sanford Ave. 3 Lines Minimum program Small furnished apartment, close In, 41 3271191 LOST: Female Pftlngnes.. blonde. helpful nature for one In ne2. !- _________________________________ _________________________________ IllS S Franc,, HOLISIS for Sale paid life insurance. Apply it no children or pets. 3279507 Call Mobile Homes St no Collar, Vicinity 24th & Holly. Eve . Sunday, 322 7371 or 72 155 t d • Austin Development Corp. Will purchase lint or Second HoUhoJd Good AT.AC,VInyI top. LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Don't think you can tx33 your way after 4 Atfamonfe Springs, 104-7731711, per sonto SS West 1sf St • Sanford, 69 mortgages In any Condition Reward 3230050, Sfamps.Coins BROOKFIELD, 'it , set upon ) acre An Equal Opportunity Employer, New sot of tires _ ______ 1 into anything, but use more honorable methods and get good Mr.Bradlord, Open I 4 p.m The Longer Your Ad Runs Southeastern Accept SANFORD REALTY lot, river rights, boa t Car Furnished Apart men LOST. Siatese cat. daft brown, NO TRAFFIC NOISE To buy and sell 00td or silver coins, potation, 671 1573 iufta. others yu practical. The Less It Costs Per Line ramp, 3 KEY TAPE OPERATOR. pref er bdrm -.,'i,l' x I?'. Dealer Clean I. Reasonable 23ii$ FrCflCfl Ave * Singer 'A * klNGSflERpy - El Capta, si rni. .' 'Pm Vicinity I? 7 & 771N 3 btdrrn home on t a rottot out $ide C01111160 us first. We also buy bulk experienced In •flCOcSilg ard VIRGO (Aug. V to Sept. ) Ekxit be too forceful where Call 132 tIll Pay Crank. Builder. Now Per Day. Day537277)3 SO REWARD, 33 4511, SUNLAND-.L233230GOLDEN Silver coins SEMINOLE COIN Stenstrom Of City 3 bedrorn, with polio and Ill the viritying. Part time - evenIngs bedroOm, 2 bath homes Car central air, fenced yard,No peionid alms are enncerned. Concentrate on whatever Is most CENTER, 105W. 3734351 goodies. Mobile Home Bank '69 Mercury Marquis DeLANO osseuions, available. Call Rtjtrve lrnural,ce Furnilh,d apartment, I1 Par's Av e paling, range, doshivasher. dis In sewing cabinet, repossessed "lo wer day-n, VA. small Rated important to ,ou. Avoid the social for now. 6 For Consecutive Adulli, prefer settled couple No $)1,000 Terms Child Care l3toc,osefrom . $312323 Dealer. Co. Ill 71.10 ial, central heat air. Lot FHA ser'5ha5t,,l Pots, 377-111.0. with Insertions-No Change R ealty 76 150' Ph 471 4IO LIBRA SepLflto Oct. 2 nste gagjng Very largo rOomS In this beautiful 3 Get Involved some ne w Auto Repairs In machine Fully automatic. CPU-titian Day School has opening An Equal Opportunity Empioy.r son Something with Pay bedroom. 2 both home. plu'h Low miles--new, set of TAFFER REALTY Of Copy. outlet at this time, clear up all thow.accumulated tasks. Show I balar.cp of $ Ill Parts-Accessories s .r- ot ,or spring IIOOKKEEPER MuSt be able to Clean I room apartment Adults 'S or tlfl. laSt low cost classified ad hr-lrcom wib ,jrt- , payments ot $ Hlc,HLAWN AVENUE carpet2, central hCit ar steel belted radial tir,s, - _______ ½. -ly, n.j c-es Pl,r hOspital After 58 Can Crcd-t Oem ricrisity to, th C.1l IL0h,7 ranCt, u rCh ct tes. (irturik. 1595 . it tC.jbS thri*ji çe-erI ledger 1,4 0(n extra iar llcj i I .'.NrOo c)otblc I? garage 000 Want Ad C,siI n Volt Bailtrel Ill 95 beovoorn New 1.-Il houses pricu SEnipic, CENTER, 30 7 A East 4ecjtemer. Feb I 1sf I, last mo 323 011$ FREEI'! 3 $52 or Mrs baIfl(C Reconcile b,ankacc oun,s, larmly room. rnCel landscaped 322 "is SCORPIO iOt. Z! to Nov. 211 t)oni expect any help from from 573.950 FHA , VA flnanci,sg REE L'S BODY SHOP Martin " M a. dStrl!A,te income and expenses. 05y 151St Sanford. 322 sill, Eve-, $49 )'rTonCarrierAircon$mIs.rwIth 1144 LAKE MARY :others --- - ---th,n they gr* Department Hntirt available. Call Wilco Land Co 371 LAKE MARY. 2 hr. lot " 1105 SantxdA,q,w, --------w - ________________________ - huv -.. with , '-'• -• . v'-' v.pIre payroll tax returns. Open , x 143, Zoned agriculture, 71'xW Ramada __________ meals nct Ttnd.r love 1. care to, 7140 or III 3131 i large 69 37 11.000 T er 88 Houses ms Rent :res income. Postpone tecresthon. Sam. '5:30p.m. salary. Realty, 322 1301 Prefer iMivldul OREAMWOLD-P,ew bedroom. from 3 bedrooms, your child. Edu ationel child car, 3 baths, he family GREGOR Y 741) Hiawatha Ave. at Orin I', 17 Sailiford MOBILE or Soy Unfurni shed both Saturdays Semnof. area Climate HOMES conlIrot, par Holidays Junk Cars Removed SAGITrARnJS(No,,l2to Dec. 2l) room with massive brick 1. kIMsrgrt A Chlld'i World, OPEN HOUSE- Sat 1. Sun Ito S MOSSIE C. BATEMAN 52 All power. Extra c lean hOO French Ave Appljanc Call130 SM to arrange lntryIt* tially equipped kItCh,n many ne. 3*23OrlandoDr 9a.m. .12 Now fireplace, 104 S Sanford Ave. 32S424 double CI"Se in 3 bedroom unturnistild flew 1 berng, 2 bath home. ,, BROKER 3727413 that could injure your fine reputation. Being abovereproarh is garage. 37 3 3300 Abandoned. unwanted with everything, low miles----- 1 1 95 3',) home extras *25.000 j unk cars beautiful Pool 70141 It over i, OeldIir4-)3 Noon house. Kitchen ,4ulpp,d Security extras 130,000. I pct. Will take care of small child in my -wise. Night Watchman Whirlpool Washer, very go con hauled away. Your cost, $10 sq MAGNIFICENT It. under root mt. 72nd 1. float in the way? Sell it Day Before Publica tion Magnolia p4 doan deposit 3717411. last and easy New Cuv.ttrucllon CITY- Price reduced to $39,100 on d tlon rebuilt, $50 Call $30 I hom$ for Oftlng ,,. Sanford ______________________ Orlando. 79361,4 anytIme CAPRICORN (Dec. V to Jan. 20) Attend to duties that will payment tO veterans 571,950. with a low cost classified ai 43 ____________________ Lots and Acreage 323 "or "J 232 this I bedroom, 7 bath with , , 3223514 -----------Lovely home on lake. taz1ld your faith in whate ver you are doing. Find the Information Adults only RECONDITIONED Refrigerators. EXECUTIVE.- Large extra nice FAMILY HOME climate con trol Exc ellent cOri 30 acres In Lake Mary. 7 blocks 68 berm. 7 bath can air, kitchen $275 per month 3237100 or 51.3 Wast,rs and Dryers, WARRAN Catalina Forest Greene, Inc. 70 :youneed during spare time. till dl,on You II tike it Motorcycles Announcements -. RECEPTIONIST toutto of school, between 3rd 11th 2337 ____ 9 equipped *-w Carpel, draper, Good Things to Eat TV Free Delivery, WHITESIDE Realtors 1)04 W. MOf*r'yJ lhMrNsCl AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb 19) If you keep steady and do ' PS BELOW APPRAISAL Pal S way SI Se12oo U.00Operacre, APPLIANCE 53.1 Of dayi $1 60 hr. Apply in oble garage, extra large fenced )-Car th 7$6l, Of fhanks LITY- Older I bedroom In fair WE TAKE TRADES BLAIR AGENCY or will divide Write B. bIlvcci. -. power front soot. ----------*795 .more than you are required to do, you willbe rewarded.Show that shade Yard $17,100. per son, 35 a m. rn., Saturday Loocir.g for livestock buyers? Place Your family Can enjoy this worm Oranges temples. hamUn 2321 Park Dr. 33331)1 condition Frame Wood I loon 323-3065 2-In Mimeriam $ 1513 Louise a low-cost classified $ct. Crystal Lake. KENMORE WASHER parts, serv. am f,sr rajijIti Grapefruit, HIP Block. 305 E. First Whitt & pink, and spacious home two* Otit I R!ALTOR you are an understanding person. Small, but roomy Only 1)0.000 )' After Psours • ice, vied machines 200' Water Front Illinois, 60014. L ON 0 W 00 0Sireif. Sanford. 322 4771 bedrooms, 2 bathi. 26*14' 14mly IItile. 34511W. 3=Cemetaries OWN E R 93$ '4ITriumpy,430. 3723551 3370545 PISCES (Feb. to Mar. 20) Don't blame _____ MOONEY APPLIANCES 3330491ANXIOUSNeat 3 berm, 7 bath room. 16*14' den, enclosed pool ITYOlder 7 story frame Excellent condit Ion. 34 bedroom Mobile Three Homes Rent i atti 'souse in Ten lakefront lots Lake Markham Oranges. Lesrns ' you don't understand the purpose of certain ections. Keep busy Applications bing ICCeØed for full °-ri0ong lake Can air, kitchen bedroom, l's' bath, central heat, 10.70'. Stereo. drapes, sprinklers corner lot Has I bettroorns, , Lakoa Markham Eetatqs Call 337 1133 offer 6. 66 Mustang Grapefruit, lan2 filos Cony. air, fully carpeted Call 372 im,iPore PtfiOfVvl Apply in 711 equ'ped, w, carpet Atau,.p Estatn $110000 Call Bud Tappan gassto,e 30 in never used and other extrIS Large horne msking changes that are Important. S-Lost and Found baths. iun.i kltU't'n Cati (IlJii FCtht, flrct,. 2 bedro.orn trailer toe rtnt. $IQQ 2 &j4d Feaher. Broker, $4 E V Foiter, ), 7 6000 SJcir 4107 OrIancs, Or Sarlo. I, X' after WHOA Don't throw ewavuseful idle Oily 126500 HURRY çficrdbeio,vte rn5rkr-t Owner condt.on Asking S)75 Call 3335053 6000 EXTRA . EXTRA SHARP t IF YOUR (hIll) IS 130[tN TOL'AY mo,00pets Call 3232655 . he or she --_ ____________ learn Fr 6-Child Care , n5jran(p Pa-o vacafons, items Sell them quickly with a BeautIful 200' homesite motivet,d YOu should 1e this on sand Like new oduble doi Kelvinaf Low miles --------------p795 early In life that a unile will turn away wrath and since there Is Herald Want Ad by call BALL REALTY profit shWing Equal opportunity Instructions or !L 3fl. Call Lillian Campbell, Assoc Acres. may keep horse. bottom 7 -Mobelt - Holels :lTv . -Set this l bedroom ,rameon lake, HOLLAND HALL REALlY employer 2411 arid asking for a friendly refrig F-F. 51)0 Myers Ap scitnethirig In the nature that antagonizes others, trouble could 37 bedroom, country home Ask to Rapmor4M Bail Peg Broker Business Properly two corner lots at 100 Mellorivilie PIANO TEACHERr E*p.qle'ed REALTY. 373-7025, AdvIsor pllance. 710 S?nfoed Ave 1 323 I-Eating Places see .. LONGW000 Ave Formal dining room heat Esther Platl.Associat, Relocated in Sanford. 503 E 29th CLERK TYPlST- Eiperie befall your progeny otherwise. Teach to overcome adversity. For Rent REALTOR U' 323-5774 Ill Westrirsts WINTER SPRINGSChoice ___________________ air 517.300 Si i Good Pn 323 $43 Things to Eat preferred. Very interesting CORBETT REAL ESTATE Give as much education as you can afford. The field of '65 Honda 130. excellent condition, '67 Buick LaSabre selection of building si'es 377 341) - Sanford 7 berm, CB home. screen REALTOR Pen Salary cemmnIuat, 4,000 Sq. Ft. Metal Building with "OUTSTANDING HOME " W, $300. Call 3237715 after S 10-00 It yourself available froubkshooting Is fine here. from I 3rd to S acre offIce. '• Si Mi. E- ci I-I on SR 14 *ifli •bUly CIII Reserve I., Call 3222420 Anytime TV. Radlo.Stereo DeB.ary p1113. wall to wall Carpet, kitchen Loaded £ all ?ower, AMBlTlOjj' ----- MOUlt 441 1413 ______________________ tracts Hattaway Realty, $3) Travel 11-Instructions ln well ke$neqptodrpnodnea, "Th, Call 3235430 equipped, In conv enient locati "The Stars impel. they d. not J] Norton Commander '49 fastback. npei." What you make surance Co • £31 7Xr3 on ne fluYthttb You have to son titis s' Springs" oIdlwosterywntsg,., 1. and I Close t Bra.' TELEVISION SETS tan up ' "Sanford's !aI'esLeaópr" Excellent condition. Ph. )fl.3 for sChools ar shopping By llx.up possibilities. 'ow life is largely up to You! FLYING CARPET TOURS. INC . An El)usl Opportunity Employer TRAILER LCTS-D,LAND 3Bedrc'om. large nceo lt t! r-,onve4ji ___________________________________________________ MILLERS tie, Schools. A most enjoyable I VourMunipfellstingAgençy JW or 322041, ask owner call 3720441 'e$wen $30for Jetty. Travel jR,crat ion - Magnolia Square Airline tickfli, Cruise and Tours at location in to Owner eu $i me. •., Several 2hIlOflafldO Drive, 3320352 bedroom, cheetf tat dining area. Pr1 Time Help Local and National MU II am. and 5-5 pm Realty REALTOR. 3737750 water Ind sewerage. .estriclIans. official rates. 303 Semoran Blvd.. finance Total price only 512.505. BY sliding 000rs to screened polio , EATOIIS isno. ready. For your ccv; send your birththte and $1 to Carroll Doctor's Office 2i3SParIiDr (Hwy 135) $31 3, I3-Trvtl Agencies Approilmat,I 55.100. 10 pct. Theansw,vto . wnaitodowith*I, 79 Country isome in Paola, 3 bedrooms, Hurryt 7 Plymouth Fury Ill Largo fenced Yard With Shod* Trucks call 323 1150 Righter Forecast, The Sanford Herald, P.O. Box 6, Hollywood. Old Car" Sell it with a CIassHled 7 bJttiS cement block . Ph. fro" Price is right. Call n.. 579.500 14-CampMg-Resocts VA-Nothing Down Club Corp. ____________________ 4ATIONit CARGO INC Calibart Real Estate Ad MO D-FLORIDA REALTY RIHI PS. PB, AT, .aoan Carter, Aic. ____________ TO BUY OR SELL '45 Chevy Truck. Locking tool box, 14 Is-Action Sports Camping.R.sor$s II Hour $srlce 1311721 WN.Orange Realfon $437710 NOW LEASING, $ suites finished In AVON good condition. Extra ige, rear A ROil Vdice CII'. _-_ ------*495 It] two or baths, , Call 327 7155 paneling, wall paper and carpet, --CaIlSU 301`9 54 brick From 173,400 20th Street to $4 Do your camjng amcanoeing at Garago.Rummig. heat avid air condition, covered Roberts & Gilman, " Empk.yment after S All makes sewt. 13 Farms and Groves Camp Seminole, ho alcohouc Ledy 10 do general housework and Locutt, turn lets to lath $t. rlgti. IDYLLWILDE_ I bedrooms, 2 Sales walk, corner location. Elite a AINDAY, FEBRUARY 101 4 ____________________ tirtwagn. machine a hr. 'I..,. I." Pit beths. Y owner, 142,000. Ph cocking. Osn transportation, Ph °" YIIVSCII Court I ii--vi.lp Wanted North . ___________________________ 1955 Jeep pick up. Excellent con , de-5t "73) N. Country Club Cleaned, shed Model 2.500 Full bearing citrus trees, close Putting furn iture in storage Wiling 59 Ford 3073 after .4-30 in 3139 after 10 a m Opl 16 Pm daily. On Site- phone dillon. new fires. $300 3234544 $ 1 98 ZIG-ZAG Road". $175 per mis luponi Inc. in. Good land. I adested ,.a including flt'VIFDA? ?t21't'tt'W. A .a.... ..z., z... i%_C.I... Iii. ... tAI...44 to 1a2.S00 Realtors Loi"Qwwd 323 7010 II.I'LlWI4 I "•"•T many items. 170 E Co4'man Cir.. I$.FL,3 £L7 fl LIULUW U5O7 fURl VVVTlU1 U YTUIII WU ' ' ' after S crop 1 SEWING MACHINE Furnished 2 bdrm A C. cari minimum 3 yr. lease. JOHNNY Rea l good work car For Only -----1 95 Milk Maid wanted. wOmin to milk ______________________ _____________________ Sanford 323 $477 ____ whi ch ,you are able to eliminate problems between two opposing -_____ WALKER REAL ESTATE & cows with milking machine i 'ifd. Od location Ideal ALISTINDEVELOPMENTC0NP. utility n Lawn mower rnPanic. Pare time, Financial CONSTRUCTION. 327-5437. for ret ______________________________________ STEP BUMPERS-$37.50 groups and thas reach a greater accord than in the past. Fine for modern milking parlor. SIC per 3223700 °38 , Mid•F!a, Realty, Inc. sornIng, only, Retired or young ss day stalling. Night Boats&Marirt. sPslH Cal for )arar:thng social matters that require charm and pred.slon. u-Business Opportunities men to train to, summer work. For domestic & Imported pict.ups, Sef N. Orange Ave. ppointrnes', 327 417 Training 41 TERMS WITH NOTHING DOWN Housu for Sale Equipment Apply in mornIngs 112. Lewis ARIES( Mu. 21toApc.19)Ta1k with asaoclaand work out Save 10 pct.-Buy direct the elIX where your job Is concerned be very T 1 tc wirm bed now. Do something of (57.00MINIMUM CHARGE) a lint year. Prekcriptlon dru4 ' 3 berm. 2 both home with family room. shad, Irv" ano good location, 137.500 program. retirement ____________________________ 16945 I aiwa Lis I . ----------------..-__- -- i'i n!i well on 31 - GENERAL 1t)ENCTES: *tveie day In wtdcts you WITH A DRINKING DIAL FACED PROBLEM would be wt t& take no chances wliateer and accept delays and Per hao% AIljC SbAacks P111101101iCallY. DovelOp an U tandIng of others Can Help and Impress thor who are not aware of the planetary positions. 322261 1 Call 473 ISV Housekeeper to live In, contact Mi Wri te PO Box 1313 ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 39) Don't deviate fran Laihef. Seminole Lndpe Nun in woven Sanford, Florlda Home. 300 S. Say Ave.. SarWo systems if you want ynow. Labor sensibly sothat Winter you don't un,dermine mr health. ARE YOU TROUBLED? CIII Toil Full time LPNs. 3 to l and I) to? a". 4447037 for "We Care"TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May ) Try not to be so extravagant Nunes Aides, all Shifts. Appl1 "Hotline". Ad or Teens, Lakeview Hurling Center. gig E where pleasure Is cuscerTw(t Being forceful with loved one could Second $ t cause a rift. Be more idealistic. Ask for Want Ads S Lost and Found GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Being reasonable GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE Sanford has openings f0' genera best ncw since forcefulness c'uld result in unfortunate IttiruStimes 4Ocaline LOST Pr ladies' eyeglasses, and fleet service menU Good pal arguments. Sidestep anything controversial. Cibru 3$ times )l-Ô gay COlored 30c a line scale, hO$pitalilafln, pili Case. ha*een wtv Ist. I7 92 & 23c a line MOON CHILDREN (June V to July 21) Making charges 75 times holidays. 2 week paid vScatio 30th St. 323 UN H 4I Wanted TAX PREPARERS f Off Help Houses for 5.1. inr 15"NIIERWE APO 4 I'm ' 7 -- SI-I! . Payton U - Olds Delta - - - Jim Hunt Realty I Pontiac ' -' - GOT will Countiy ________________________ tires. 5300 down or $1000. 121 - - -- - 2531 - - ' - ________ 03)5500 ________________ 7$ -Loans a better arrangement for - , the future so there's more mutual Engas In social act _a_ fi -: TAURUS (Apr. 20toMy) Uke Him tons.aliving tsrters more comfortable. Buy new clothing that will improve )vw appearance. Avoid an argument. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Engage in those activities that will being you more tapçiness. Show that fine creative talent you poss and delight others. Rentals ________ 75-Rooms for Reni "R HOUSEKEEPER-' Livt in. a small children Total expenses and salary Ph.cce $31 9514 Rent Furnished 33-Hout Rent Unfurnished PORTER, part-time. bri flexible, good working ccndilions, many 33-Houses Rent Furnished company benefits, Some ex. 3$...4ftnj) Homes Rent par once in floor and Car(et care. Call 444 301). 3545,• Home Lots o od gds on your nwve& Be poised- who can be helpful in y ur Mew. Avoid one who tOlki too much 34-RSWI Proolorly to 37-business to the right source and gain the data you need of a personal nature that has long eluded you. Cvemng is fine for see*ng friends. SCORPIO (Oct. 33 to Nov. 21 Contact an exuert who has the biormatlon you n'ed to achieve greater success. Come to the aid i 23 to Oct. fl Go lIWnld to Rent RealEstate o 41-tiouses for Sale 47',%ObIle rough sledding. SAG m'Amusi Nov. ntoDec, 21)Agocdday to get together of qne who is having Homes 13--Lots and Acreage 11-Farms and Grows 11 11 1-1 __ __ Righter Forecast (Sanford Herald). P.O. S Box 6. Calif. 9Cl.. .r - :''. with Mojor Hoop[* 61Bufling - '.--- ,' s,tLL. 's.RI. 'L CCO" F" r c . ç ,fy i! KM M .'%, .4' p L9ti T' wt. t.Pi 5&ic ; 2i F / 'F M ME S'4151'C PAY rOT,aL 'C' gf . I P'W".,,.. $,tf.5 --'jT A ri" WU TO JOIN, eijp - I ' - 'I ' ________________ I -) 4 ET % I - k' - •. ______ . _, N41 1'. .iJ-- _____ ______ _____ .. P, . - "-'.- hllr' l - - -- -,,,. _____ J. ' .,'-: 46-HOflIS r, ________ '' ______________ based or. age from em pic'yors covered by the AC,F. Dlsrq;w.INATI0H ltd EMPLOYMENT ACT. M,e Information may be IIaI for m the Wage H.s.iir w"i at km. 305, Or It-Auto Repitri. piIis. Aestorses 7)'-lunh C. Rerno-ed IN.. . .- t 's' dr '-.irp.'Ing 'i'....j 1 143, ."4 te1epnore I4 ' ,It-Ayihp'* J - - - TODD'S CARPENTRY I .5 'AM, - -. 94ppi I - .------ -- Painting --Interior an Exterior Also commercial spray ing. Small or forge sob-s Prtsvrp clearing ['p'renct'.J AOrkman $434344 _________________________________ Interior Trim, Paneling, Custom Carpentry. No job too small 373 ,, - 1401bb, - BUDDY'S HOME .fu'°POVEMENTS - exterior Free estImates Call ' ' $1ft - -- . ~76 - I ' ' ________________________ A" 1145A affirf 6 - lIcome Tax ___________________________ Close to everything yet - __ ______________________ "away w4iP,ef C,tl Mrs We.lher.- 33 1657 from it all.- __ fEW I & 7 bldr,.etie ftOin $?ø. I moo. leis. SanOIeegOd VIflag, kin dealer . 10 S. ol m 'terlals . . . - : I '. Apartments Rent !I In keephtg with 1Pi .7 beautiful Wooded Idyliwlide Homes By (211;:) ZIVtIPUJ.4 fI15P MMI Nisits- 10* IPAINOS Osoens Call For Appnt, 711 W, $98 - 25th - Sanford, Fla. Water conditioners, 3274410 •_ .. - we S NNE MACHINE I SUPPLY CO. 2nd St 77 .1 - - . - 7 - - . . I - _. - - - I. - -. Beetle 70 Zeasithltv,,4.,,p.,nt Reconditioned cOndition 3233754 alto' S _________________________ 1145 Chevrolet Caprice Estate 1341 4speed. Baby live gas mileage. Just inspected. 37123 Iowmileppe.$3455 Call Pete Rich, 3271431 _ *67 VW. __________________________ RAPE Mexican Parrot, very young. can ,aSlp be taught to talk Ovl Nursery and Bird Farm, Rd. Alt, 3 ml P1 of Oviedo 365625) 70 Chrysler Wgn. Chevrolet Camaro LT. AM FM. best off 333 3730 - MINGO " new Low down payment, take Town £ Cvntry, all isso the I's'ur, leatuves. 1495 Montego 70 Chev Wagon MX Irowitiam, limail VI 1nsne, $55() leaded. kingsweed, 0Ieamin White. $ II95 • Leadea md. lv,age rack 1£ Plym. Duster Ironic Metals, speed. Extra Slr.' 175l) No thingdown, takeover Call credit mana ger 323 42 30 it- auto Mvstsell Takeover plus 1395 _J •-tra ace 70 570 Gold ter. fully 50ulpped. 311. straight transmission Good payments, 3736743 aftir 'tame _______________________ Fastbock 1295 -7 0 Ford Wagon. good transportation.. 372 End Loader.) yarns, VW $ tftrewgl,o,t Deere, I irit, old As __ 71 Olds Cutlois 4 Dr Sedsa, Law M.ieae, Vinyl Tsp. c?-ptmeaally Clean. c&r parrients 327 3$r ''' 1553 Ford ______ MagnolIa Ave. Sanford Feb , Must sell wit 1I or 373435) me sac Itt.. like netv and most beautiful German SPispherd plapples, :041111th Sedt'oosn suite, living '.'lf3led S weeks old $35 ISIIVW Squareback, Vatiornea,on. room rilture, en tables, coffee Ø Pope 37? $631 Dealer. tensile, S-iS male 3773170 ti'iles. pictures 5. well $21 70 Karmann Ghia Coepe, Emerald Green, AM -FM, Lee Mileage 1795 72 Ford Pickup Custom $cl, At. trafts G*"shape- 12195 - -- ei, .UIC Stalin Skylark 3 Door Runabout. Wa g es, Leaded. See It New 72 Pinto 295 leby Red, Air. Aetamatic, Law It Miles 2395 new tIres, extra clean, $1115 Call ________ 67 _ Cougar Livestock And ruuulry NORTHERN TIMC,Tptv HAY BUY dIREcT FROM BOXCAR SLB BALE, $7 SO $95 TON GORMLY F HWY 44 SANFORD ____________________ - - 141101 '149 I15SALLI1 57.A - ISU Ford LTD. r I Is, power Si ii air, Only 519$ SHELLEY USEC' CAMS. 700 French Ave. 3n$ 1 44 COME T. I.Ma#d - - JIM DANDY FfEts' Overt fr om boxcar - lgwet *5*1. sale prices guaranteed Open 1 im to 9 pm, 4 days GORM v,lts,,i PR 37)47)3 -- _. Plathrsç Down. TakO'),r CaiICre.d.tManaqer.373 4730 * * AMC . JEEPS* * Fe, the beSt buy in American Molars, and Jeep vehicle's, si. DON BALES -.- ----- 7 VW Beetle Air. auto. 5Ii*,k stoft. I$.NS mites marina blve _____________ I -- --- ' -- -. ________________________ -I- """INew VWs In Stock OPEN EVENINGS BILL BAKER VOLKSWAGEN, INC 7 *0 LOAT4Of5 14111010 Ills ito, l)Pl Seen it 535 ,__• - - -- 67 Cobh Boat II ft. tvlloII, $4Onr 61 ii £U73 tIt tr.. ' 0Y1) __ $05 S F 'inCh Ave. 322 i313 - - - - - - --- )' ,R. P. I$45, VI. Stabevd. Mil. am Ins, tender layiii care. 322- ___ 4314777 I fA?55 75414 1141 P401 3 ROAMS CARPET - ________________ . -_I_. VW T Bird. 1553. with '47 engIne Good radials. air - - - - 67 COVn'ty Sedan Household Goods :1 - lo'. 11 . . --- radio 'S1CORVETtE-s SERIOUS INQUIRIES ONLY Pir074c UI 2120 ____________________ 32 :t 1.10:11ST. YOUR .1USINES$ * ot, set 0 . 0 1 A'L;' i~ . - 322-ir,- 261 1: - * r`931 * 9993 ..".. , . I Il l . FM _ Pnj5,iol Ph 373 3194 or 3217919 FOR PUBLIC AUCTION, - 0inette5ets.$7j,S,entoes kj" Jenny Lid Bed. dompsz-t,, W. Many items on sale r.q*r KUIP DECORATORS s W is, St .3727335 .....,.... "ui' neulIng AM $1793. Coll Paul FasceIl. 372 )431 Dealer ' 'aICAMEROCONVERTIBLE CallCredltuanaqji-3714330 It yOu 'save an are !or real valve, toull eye the classified ads reg'Aarlp dccc,, etc. Please call 454 5. 133 Tremtkty, 3333773 green, p1275 ________________________ Nottsingdown lak,or .V'thioveIcet, afMI' 1 pm only. WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS complete bathr oom remodeling. Tractor with mower, will Cut SPECIAL I)walls over acreage or lo ts Call 3711)14, 377 Call Anvil . ______ si Wagon - leaks roes like new 1295 " 10 30a m - DICK JOYCE WELL DRILLING ' and larger, pumpa.Sprinklers - La' krvlce - _______________________ • - G&GCeramjc Tile 1 !I3ISE F'rSt$I ----- tra clean 68 YW Squ'eback mileage, Rainbow 764 Irrigation pump. 7.150' of S ppe, (7) 300 volume guns used One crop . 273. 1317 Orlando. OPOODLE GR Uy Sell tract. 1P2M71 We Drgsg MO.. esd,eicemia condition. last off Call 323-7444 Rados 170 VW Karmarin Cihia Coupe. _ registered, I female. 2 males 377 . *111513 0 - WILSON MAIER FURNITURE Licensed Residential Commercial me'ir $7p- - - ______________________ Surroundlnas. I*0 bedroom dupfei our n!tried apartment. 4330 (,qIn Drive, Sanford. ____________________________ Wa1taper Honglig ________________ Bookkeeping? Call LiP,e MAry Public accounting, 3731311sf 3- and easy witts a Ctavltied Ad Call ____ 33*24)) or $31 9953 Oil Burn ing wave heal er. Duo Ytvqm model 71$ 3 Cucehient ConditiOn. Co-npIet, wit's 100 gal tank. and 70 gal. fuel oil $95 323 1077 between S and lom jJC trancut 2/7 71W Closed Thursday Need help with your -C.ramk Til. Furfli3hd - No 7 East R oad U & Used Farm EquipnwI wIlt sell last with prIde £ the finest Call 333 7070 __________________ ACK5ON S CERAMICS, supphlei, Si. the homes built cleaned, coolS cleaned & coated Se cif izens scoal rates 273 1705 F 68 VW Beetle emerald 765-43,1 Buy, sell, consign, appraise, or CARROLL'SFURNITURE special sales out of anything of _____________________ value 1100 French Ave. .1 I L Preuure Cleaning Eaves 3237340 SIntorss.Fla. 3237430 65 Pots and Supplies st's Fos up" Time. tire ei expert repairman from tod,yI clasitie-d $2.50. Ph. (501) 313-7743 COMPLETE AUCIOPI SERVICE Rent Blue Lustre Electric Cart fl Pinto.3 dr Runabout Air con Shampooer for only SI per day, ditiotiod. aiAomatic. bright red. Professlorlalwallpaper Hang-er 172 1)X."L&keM&ry- Oviedo 'Auctioneering Services 4 Equipment for Rent _____________________________ PAUL SLATER __________________________ _________________ N. withinaterlals HatI price Sea 10 special sales (watch ads) Homes, Commercial, Industrial, Residential 47$ 3377 BIG * * * * * * * * * * * * * C * * * * * * * * * * * offer spm. ipo,cIcte. 042 3411 before 4 p m furniture hid appliances. Plus HAPPY BEAR. Ett.cient cteang of exterior surfaces Roofs. Mobile Small Jobs Wanted Any DISTINCTION . ---- ----.-.------------ Inlerlor I Exterior PlasterIng & SImulated Brick, Phone 327 3700. VINCEPITSCARPI.PITR'V . __'4'4___ Cuslom Wor k. F ree Estimate 4 licensed Bonded 4 __________ Specalilingin%mall andoddiobs Cahill 1555 *Carptntry, Remodeling Addlioris, ' vet vet Machine, (to apply velvet ) New and used Pressure clanbig • Free estimate 322 435) ______ IN TRADE,., NO CAR IS TOO OR TOO SMALLI radio, automatic trsnsmlsli.n, 63 M.achinEryandTools Boardi.,g arid Pf 'tslonal with love I am 6 Grooming* Sanford Auction pm Animal Haven Boarding and 'PUBLIC AUCTION EVER'. Grooming, 322 MONDAY NIGHT. Antiques, TVs. guaranteed, -custom trim. paneling. mi Sat DeBaty Boardingl Grooming. Ph 373 10S7 WE TAKE AMERICAN MAKES rod rack. it cylinder, low mIleage. Nur$ery and Bird Farm Rd. Alt, Dog matirlals LEACH ALUMINUM trips $293 The only thing that gets "We Miles par gallon than a Oikseagent Call Pet* Rich. in - 1611 Dealer . Office Equipment a Supplies Drive a little. Save a lot. Oviedo SA0Dt.EEQUIPMENT_OOTS Western Wear. Save al the Old Corral western shop. 1797.1 Mile PET REST INN * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ee * * NewinsoettIorsstick,r,tag,r,1 Low orift5iidplceson all p Pet Care FABRICATION, 373.47$, Carpenfry Funsltyre, bedspreads, antiques. PINEY WOODS BARN We buy furn iture and misc. Sell to, 7$ Pct Consignment training in your home. Al Fro* plckup Auction Saturday at 7 Breed Dog Training Academy. Call to.' let* evaluation 131 7370 pm., 5nforJ 3232770. _______________________ ___________________ - port;'.' Top workmanship an - Pain'ing Plotobtoosmall Ph. 323$3?, EXTERIOR Work - BROKERS The Time Tested Firm 3224123 Nights: - Vit, 0-M -'',I r W''II do your BULLDOZER WORK :learin loft o., Specialty. 323- 1731 - 0 BILL BAKER VOLKSWAGEN MalIster-west Coastal 3wheeler, 7 cycle economy engine, CIII I3i-O - and very Old gun. Ph 327 1151 House Cleaning ______________________________ Custom mad. screen roomS. car- OF uorns I baIt. esIl to bill llSCountry Club pd - utosforS.le Metal desk, tile Cabinet, and '71 OR!M$.IN X. sit Conlfltiori, tome clothing, old scisool desk, Sa .Iord, Fl 332-1010 km Co *ith maior work PRESSURE 1115$ Sanford Ave ,3fl3.il Floor Waxing. 3730545 _____________________ B.auty Care Home ImproveMents - ________________________ TOWER'S CEAUTY SALON . (turmiruy Harrlett's Beauty PIOCkI F'CC ad,.ce 1. tit E'i interior 5. 115€ Plrse.Jfl )747 till painting, repairs. carpentry, texture milaew removal. 3330154 13t ___________________________ Idozing ST. JOHN'S REALTY CO J Painting Contractors - executive Chair, manual __________________ typewriter. All for $110. 373-0435. Electrolux floor scrubber, $43Coltman space Heoter, 130 Call 67 Lawn and Garden d Em 37360 CITRUS TREES Irons $&IStoUA - 332 4427 - Au to. Stand I Clutch fpec'alists 'p) Free pick up. deiivery & towing after 2 SpeiglelStephans ___________________ ConspleseAutomotives,rsice XERIISTRANS.MISSIOPISERVICE * Maffland Flea Mart* ____________________ _______________________ Call credit nianioger 12)j=. ipado. and $tandard bizis row avaIabI. at Firestone Stoic. Call 32203(4 Westinghouse eiec Roaster. $13 60 14 HP AC starter motor eu ISIS RALPHS HOME SERVICE 327.3,34 - 7tDMagnolla Ave. KEN KERNS GARAGE - . central heat & air. Sparkling clean RUG 12i15. Pad. nylon, gold sso DEPENDABLE. LAWN MAIN GIUSIMbTfl base. Nothing down, take over. an TENANCE SERVICE. CALL - 1511 Hwy. l7fl.Open$at.l,$ajn 5 NKARIKGLAU&PAINT 323 House remodlied Inside I Priced lot Quick 141, Ph $30 1031 Wlitren$, adults Only 1.001 Move n today Children Two be - SERVICE I07'PN. Maple Ave,santord Succeed!" cavpsling. 4rapc, dishwasher. -HELP.WAt1TD4OSig stidicale a proe,ence IS-Campers - Travel Trailers JOHNS AUTOMOTIVE .61 CHOVY PICKUP, Long wheel Bikes, Hikes. Bikes tracts now avaIIaite. Call 372 2373 ___________________________ SERVICE Mttal, PlasticS, Jewelry. Trophies 614 Beth Or. Sanford. 30351 Automotive - beClOOrit. 3 ba ths, cunarnent to 3733?55afteripm LAWN CARE SPECIALISTS H IL. ENGRAVING Sanford Electric Conipony ' 3nford,5roOrnpewIthbe,h '-of GENEVA GARDENS APARTMENTS 1545w c, tJn.ti This NEWSPAPER es not kngwIngy accept Full tineGE Appliances Elmer Bakalla, Inc. Reaeor F iern .paltit fli$J t) YARD WORK - Carpetcloanw.weg4dfr$ Free estImates. KULP DECORATORS. 377733$ WE INVENTED II" 'U CUE VY ½ TON PICKUP. Nothlrydos,'n, lake over Call credit manager )fl.4330 1 _______ EIcycl, Old location of Sanford Auction, Hwy. il-fl, Commercial arid res idential Con CLEANING Till We lawN $Iflke Eflgiv ________________________________ 373 4450 " - " ___ apes, central host and air. fully equipped kitchen Adults only Ph. Earrt. $10 *1o6. NO door to door C0IlCd9ordeliv#g Write Box 121. c-es, of The Sanford Herald. P0. lox $411, Sanford. Fin. 3117). Fl-Auction -_Transportation __________ Apprnsces Stop Stichishift, 1300 Call.tter S-4i 0453 backIng. 13.25 per yard. any color. SO Emomomme ' ____ (!entral Heat & Air Conditioning, For fre. estimates, call Carl Commercial & ResIdential Elec; r, trIcal$pfvic,,Lkan5 Bonded. Harris. at SEARS In Sanford 372 All Seminole Co. 21 Hr. An 1771 ___________________________ Swesing Service $30 Sol) loam GAS ECONOMY? 1946;;vrolet Carry all ROBSON MARINE _______________________ 7577 Hwy 17.92 .1223961 Mlscellancoos Commercial carpeting, 1111111111111111111111 41111111111111111111111111 UM I" Don't so To Serve You I Ak Condllhahg 3377 Part Drive, 332 1143 "We land ?tec'drooms. crpefin; and * *WELOkS* * ,'HONE )71 oia £7'- Ltvs?OCi atd PJuttr)1 .. UM #cc.cøe0 7fl7050 ____ (l':(' arid Supplies " APARTMENTS 1120 FLORID1i AVENUE ?g'jr.jç-. .*nec iw vvwch c.orsiiip service. Call monflity threugi Friday Ill to 4.1301541. 7' -An111 ('1. - AUTO MECHANIC FRANKLIN ARMS luest iob for semiretired or ci siervice nan in solvent plant oorrinq qesolnp punj,S. t0in0 7O-Siap end Trade . 11 10-Pals Nice tand7bedroomap$s ______________________ 700 Magnolia Ave Apt 3 373 41186 90 m fl m p,,-r I111111 161110.001). Apartment Rent Unfurnished - Tools for Rent SEARS 04 Sanfo,j has ing for vylflg aI l,#d sales pers, helpful Apply Don Barker as Sears, Ptnrt Shopping Center. An eguai Opportynl, Employer wove 00$ wrist you're looking liz 1 61-Slomps. Coins \' N~l for Rent to-Wanttd to 14! " £4-Equipment 30 armers find grext bargains in W'ent in the classified II You might not be a farmer. but Materials and Roms a Assume payments. 332 43 after ' ,lotw'sson motor and fill trailer. Apartment house near sOSpllal, Ufl.373$SO4iftsri:3$ bIns LIkavlew, lest Home. Lot 213 x 100'. Fenced , cement block. IS' Fiberglass bast with 70 HP garage. $100 no income 13L005 Mtrturp and Trailer. 1450 322 Term Owner. 377 iii, $324 .~ .9 ctory of Experts R __________________ Dil ALTAMOPIYC %PRINGS Pveilige hOrn, In area of 111001111101.11 trees Family rm. has complete tounfIn just like the .Wt drug intres. Big "I in kltch.n,. large burns. Ovefsllyd formal loving r , plus a World family rm Of rat PIIPI Price under Sanford Court Motel Newly renovated Color TV, ww carpet, ac. lflIcier,:i.s I. Over ntis Day or wk ref" 7621 Orlando Cie.. Sanford 227 U0, AItan.o,de Catering ',td women driverS Salary plus commission. Call 9101341 tOr npnoirwm.nt t.wn arid Garden e-Mactii.wry i ° Wanted Woman Comoanlon IC ve In nl( home in Sanford with blind sjo* that is t, good physical condition Call C H Yilt(r 2*7' After S P call 322 7IU 10-Of Vice Equipment And Soppltej OUR BOARDING HOUSE . •rwd Hollywood, $9-Musical Mondise ERVI III .1222j Stop I For Sale ANFORD SOUTHI,,ie. 3 bedroom *fttI large wooded fenced yard. Home includes em, furniture Priced at only 514.100 'II Iti- 1E ' ' S ________________ $3' Aluminum boat whIt 7½ HP IS73 Chevrolet Dump Truck, 11'. ___ 1_~7_ Sanford area, will provide year, to STEADY INCOME. An on. W5tn14,if for those *,io MUST SUCCEED. Call c011ect 9" 744 $711 - BU Investment Properly :4 - )nly 126.300 for this lovely spacious a ecroovn. 7 bat's home featuring inside utility room, enfral air, family room, carpets, eat-In kit(hin, fenced yard Citrus trees, EALTOR 4%= 323-39(30 new trailer. $250 cash. 3231741. Income and I in - GOOD NEWS gas shortage, a iltI-ilfyic,. coin Operated KWIK KAR WASH In the but Ken kei-nsGar.g, IllS So Sanford Ave 322 ' CLIFF JORDAN AND ESPECIALLY beanie of th Oerie.nce helpful will train rIit person. Good working conditions, employee benefits. S•. Torn M0h II Bill Baker Vol&swagen, 3215 S ii". San ____ SANFORD AlEC Assoc JUST IN CASE OF A RECESSION? cr I - -, C,c,o1 terms Ptsyll ('appon. James (1171 4416551. Car DetaIl I Cean Up nian. es with thin who an very cmamial and One results could oceta'. Makin i new ccntads Is easy now. 4$-Resort Property CAPRIQ)RN (Dec. V to Jan. 20) A good day for eapeinton, For Sale whethertn business ormnaocial life, somi.ke your plans early and IS-Income Avid carry Uwogh. Relax at home tonight. Investment Property AQUARIUS tJa'i. 21 to Feb. 191 You are in.'pired now and can Estate Wanted make your life for more interesting. Contact out44owncrs and obta in the inkwir1atlon you nerd. Mercflandj,, PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 3DI YOU (20 please fflAtz more by - -. S0-MiscelIans ' showing more devotion. Get responsible persona to help you solve a oeraia1 matter. Avoid troublemaker. For Sale IF YOUR CVILI)lS BORN TODAY-he or she will thkennh Sl-HoØ44 COods interest In the problems of otlwrs aid be desirous of helping them S2-Appli,.nc,s trect the education ak*g IsOInanIIaZbn tines, music, an or 13-TV - Radio. 5 tea whatever requree patiesr'r. Teach to use that smile which at. S 4-Garage - Rummage Sates tracts SS-Bojts 6 Marm. in iik. Equipment "The Stars Impel, they do not compel." What you make of S4-camping Equipment your life l large!y up to You' Carroll Righter's Individual Forecast for your sign for Match 57-Spos'Is Equipment IS row ready. For your copy send your birthdate Md $1 to Carroll s- BC yc Its Mak ng 1. ' 33-2 . Assoc. Recorde Income posisibillfift up to $1 (O per month w.1P only 5)500 rpquire ac,,,tr i4flentor and tranirig Call COLLECT 'or Mr. Part lime Liit delivery Retired gentleman OK. lir*. 1:30 a-12:30 p m. S day we". SutdavS oft. Call Mr. Betden, n 1, ~. r, - much more. Assume prest Supply Company established accoi.etts with RCA-CBS Diviry Ph. 322-261 1 - 3W.1lrst5*, - fl10 - I - nttn 35 HP Johnson mator, UNSWORTH REALTY mortgage or refinance with 10* dose-ri Call now. Phyllis Ca.onl, Distributor-pail or full time to Bring Results' For 1cnf 1 Sept. Business Opportunities Established TV Repel; itwo. Stock and equipment Ph 322 043 or 373 SIS). Want Ads For Rent advice you need for handling a trectIal affair more intelligently. LJBRA 14 For Rent (Aug. 22 to Sept ZI) M repairs 301 Unfurniih.d ' Mall oleferre& 3 so 11 pm., 5 days experience ISlpful Applicant mutt have references and mutt be hor'dabfe Benefits Irciude Health lnjurbn(t, Paid vacations, meals Apply In person at Sheraton Sanford lrwt. 1 4 and SR aS. at Oregon Ave holidays aid vacation Call £14- Rent 30-Apartments MOON CIIILDREN (June V to July 21) Mak2 your home more bright and charming so that you pleane kin and guests. Be s*tebetn good night's deep.Bewl,e. LEO (July V to Aug. 21) Make appointments tO 5" r$ott3 Make ' M. Desk Clerk SNORT ORDER COO(. Aki n. theta Sol. previous •*PerlInce hclpIvI, excellent working condItions, many company benefits, paid - Orlando.Fif, program now in prpprs SalisI Service, 3117 Country Club Rd.. Senfo.'d. 25-Insurance - - - -.-_--.i--- -- 11111111111 . TO 5(*,f DeLAND 5 tø., ''lI 7*s OeLawJ PS 1$ 5415 ' - - 1 �- -I - - ---_: It 8 B-The Sanford HriIt1 Friday, Feb. 8. 1974 .4iIa'.',uhci TUN $IVSNTH.DAy The ADVENTIST CNJRCN F.mICity.Fi,,id., Brian Tarr ........ - G 4M -MM S,:hwl A310 o WWQ$ III iJE V Oa it FA 12.00 Ncst WCrthipS.coc lChurch... I ~ _____ . iioii Ituj Pray.cM.,,tng 1.00gm tod fcrtl tout Moch resll thet resix Pytt S,rvic, bIeStvd 4Sa (vangI%tic Services '-'- - I 7 30 p m Wed Prayer M,e'sro 0000 ; A FIRST ASSEMBLY CS?. 37Th and Elm Riv E. Don CCI swwosy School 9 3a m QSam 7 00 p m MGtfl,nq Worthp Evening WQri,p Family Night (Wed) Lis 7 )Op n. M cmfe'ss.nns. Sat fiuplio WTRR Yet Uncoln was a man. H. walked the earth, and felt love and Jay; but Ii. knew tremendous frustration and almost Inswmountabls sorrow. H. prayed, earnestly and .ff.ctiveiy. D.'i Shockley School , is & m Preaching &W'Utp 10 1% a.m 9iring AProctalmIng - I 30 m Nurt.ryproy CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Car. 16ffi St. $Oel1*, Rev Robert La', P55t, S i5 n UaiengWo4pp refto*gtp SIng;peration t. Wad Pr avtr Servk, 7 lOp m P4drwy Opon WTRR .. :. . '-3pm Ss.da N,qfw BroadcaSt . - 4:0. - --- ) 1* betu id Judj 7 30p.m Sunday Sc hool 30 0 flt M,' g Wed Service JORDAN EAPTIST CHURCH to) survay Scetool Servic E*ninçServk, suddhad h,ki I - - , isa m wsaop .ft'IIIm!i.sf . M3fl.53S3 - minister IamesC.Veugh - - Old Truths for aNew Day WsAr- Servc II .000,m. EWiWsqService .7.009 m Prayer Wed Till PEOPLES BA PTIST CHURCH I Cotirohions o - - 7 COp en. , 5,1.12 IkhardW. Je-cUan ........ Favor IO.lOan. Mortn4vworshilt; .. .. - - B'te$tudy .............500p.m. - - (:Iisiri'I, Of (:hri.ss - - - Wdneadoy CHURCH OP CHRIST P1161 CR1 ST BAPTIST I VS Palm Wines Dr cti theF nr Morning Wcrsl.p Scrct watt Evening Worship S-OOrtm . CPt.rfeaN.Ctump - • - nday • Evanqetist Su Wed Pra A Saturday he - -- B.tlr is 7 )Op en - - Jay I Er. Csiasaf a \:t P15106 SndIyS(ISO0t PAOLAC1$UCp4F CHRIST ghway 46 S dam CntwchTratong - -- 5.ISsn .bleClass - - 7 CCpm Copynl. ti Pastor '[11iii- - en .7.30pm it eoa.m. - E ,rn'nqWV,ip • Ety William E Miller . Rev Darw in Sfsei SuniSaySct'oI Morning Worship 500pm .CIassci Wed - 7.3Op ' 7.lOpen &Pr*Ia , vcrsation tape recorded by -- The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page JIM LASH C HRYSL ER. PLYMOUTH - , pa oof III& E. C. Elsea and Staff THE McKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance UNITED STATE BANK OF SEMINOLE John V. Mercer arid Staff - 1000am Il:OOa en - 7:00pm DEKLES' GULF SERVICE Mel Dekle and Employes - $Ap ilt hru 5i-r-' Pr -"rt,ç Ø ct-.jt ISO, W i7en)' C?rc1t. 0,edi Covory *& AMt,, 'ii. A" C .-i -- .i. .-l- - Tonou 11400 Cloviro. Faith sorw" Re 41upowe Swavill j'-ay Sushi Chwt, Mart I *.Neip 5$, Ahn. 5gr 'ce Bip'ri Churci 717 Orae. . Ma'i'rsj R4hi*7(lwtS. 04'*y* $I . • - CKUICP OP 000 - rr.utot . e.. ti -'- - - - sa.r1 'wt" cc . (P.,(P W 'e s,':.,.1 ,, r" A• At ca"yr'vi- 0*r,c.j o'.-- tsy$o,, e,ç(a'swi. Cnw' 51 wsIor. 'war . -- ______________ - - 5 .,...,., Ct.mi.P, i O'Rv, b,r (rta'.5q LUTHIHAsi L.,!vn (5.i'*i- Ort'oe of CCewib4vev Car4 ii.mvesg 'iv'da't L-i'nu'n. 1100 S G"anal Lane (att4c Chv.at gi rl - .. - . - '- .,.-- ---.- - -.--------- , V . 201vollorb 217$ 5 Orler dy FAI'lirn C111IO& a (f~Iih, St J0 - I . wi.siu.i,nes Firea So. I I HoP ci 1SO'#'t W'$ews. Like 5vs, Un.I. t$7 * ird would onty testify in the can , - iCC Mar, Cct, ,a the b'a;ityw. tiCa$amy 14,61 lose 16iy L0nq 4th tatter We511'li"l - . F GMêti ?iterp .061 lsm . I present. The investigation exploded 300 truckers. SEMINOIX SHERIFF John Polk identified a chilig for his wife but had to Cali Eheriff's woman who drowned Saturday in Lake Monroe department for help when he fa iled to find her. as Mrs. Billy Griffin, 47, wife of the minster of Mrs. Griffin was pronounced dead on arrival at Elder Springs Baptist Church. Griffin and his Seminole Memorial Hospital by Medical wife were fishing when she tried to pull up Examiner G. V. Garay. After efforLs tc revive anchor and fell in, Griffin told police. Griffin, Mrs. Griffin failed, Griffin was led to hospital according to a Sanford Police Department by officer. spokesman, repeatedly dove into lake sear(Herald Photosby Bill Vincent) Nixon Keeping Dean Tapes - - voluntarily - within (Ida) to come in 'bna. ply 20 ignored the facts when the Van order the President tOCOflI with a Eepels reported two The Van Eepoels did not show possibly three - t ci y - and up, clalmin, Fnday their at. cilmen seen in city ball last tomey told them not to come latber's 1)0)'. chief counsel, gave no in. committee subpom for dication whether an appeal would be filed. count. S r .• ailo Herring and Fulenwider said mittee's vice chairman, said. "I am hard put todisagree with his decision." "... In view of the upcoming trials and cases that may result from the grand Jury investigaLion, to disclose the contents of ll there gift wrapped, without an charges fizzled, Fulenwider attorney, because I've had all said he personally has spent Wi that history of t rying to call more time probing charges attention to what I call Mr. brought by the Van Eepoels of Herring's Improprieties," Mrs. than he has on "any first degree In Death Tell Spy i ng the tapes at this Urne rrdght murder can I' ve ever been ursday involved In." Of icer Off By BOB llOYD City Editor just mlglt tie leaving .Jtr-ound the inonth of May. I ill being Miii's love is ot man's life st i.k' '-iti'nr*- _, by Stennis and A few T(rrtill, , .iml thc Gilbert's car collided on U,S. 17-9. 9 when the The suit against GM and Cwnbie.Heywood Cars Inc. volwitardy dropped by the plaintiff In September and an t4tarc*4A1Jsto1u1s vary, t'ut Ten'ell'sest.ate, the City of Sanford and Travelers Insurance Co. . ;0V 1~7_7 I .' ... • 3 'r A . I" I -. - I . . I 4 •- - jiie' '' i_ i -- lAw JRworski for use as grand Radford said two rear admirals who were his superi ors with in a military liaison office In t he White House "told me they *ere Interested and this wait 8 good opportunity for me to help -916 I PARKER CHARGED INDEX Area deaths 2A HrIe hA caIncia.............ii Dr.Crane L IIA Editorial comment 4A Horoscope - . - HA Classified ads - -: - S6C Ciunics - IlA Society pOrts .- 1-48 &IOA - I WITH MEDICAL AT VIOLATION MERLE PARKER, center, is led Into Seminole Counts' Jail Friday afternoon 1)30, t I ~ State Atty. Chief 111ves0gator Jack Fu i lenwider ,qn~ (r) investigator David flail. Parker, 55, of Sanford, is charged with violating the medical practice act of Florida by using the title "Dr." in c0 llneCliffl 'With his nanw. Parker's arrest stellillied from complai,lts made by Central Florida Association of Professional Psychologists ncerning n .tvi'tlseient : bCul'. r, \'tJ tet, of ford telephone book. Parker S5,00o bond. that the courts have no is bndted to aWing -Congress, le. -Iii'lative function" and rAded that it "has :ibly served that , AW 10 ( llerlad Photo by J costitutional authority to decide a dispute between the White Re said the committee's rote . .r .-i jected tte President's argument House and CoWess. - '. : trial disclosure of these tapes aMlOynnt as a police efficer. In an ariswer to aw Riggs com. out on the Job ... they told nw plaint the City And Travelers allege "Gilbert was guilty Of they were interested in and negligeit operation of his car such negligence proximately and would I see w ha t 1 could do." appr ' The law suit WM originally filed against General Motors Corp., ii ~ iin .- asked by his military superiors Gilbertcar entered the highwayfromSR4flat Five Points. terial which eithCrtottlecomrilitteeor to the Terrell's 17-year-old wife, Hilda Jean, and rwo-week-old son to look for ma public is to imply that the night be of interest to null Daniel R(TII, survived the rrash that Kattered r over a wide area of four-lane U.S. 17-92. will not be eff ective in this Ilernosky sta rted pursuing the Ten-eli car inside the city and matter," Gesell said. to t':r in n.i CB iiterie •Is uit flII M trw lflt' tIme, Gest'lt it'- dealership that sold the car to Terrell. -- -- Kissinger and delivering them filed against the City of Sanford in connection with the June 2 privately Insurance Co., claim Berntky was acting within the course of his z'~ to th Pentagon. and deaths." A - fuel for further hearings." lie note1 that the five tapes Yeoman First Cla.ti Charles E. Radford, 30, flew from l. sought by the creninittee al Jury seketionis scheduled Monday st Sanford beforecu-cult lem,Ore.towashi ngton on Frj. ready had been turned over to Court Judge Clarence Johnson Jr. in a million dollar civil suit day and was to be questioned special Watergate Prosecutor speeds Cl 130 mllea an hour in leaving behLxl his police car that was traveling at w iles f-W ' . - prejudice some persons' rights WASHINGThN tAP) to a fair trial," Baker said. John C. Stennis, U-Miss., chairIt second man of the Senate Arrrcd Sv- for the committee. Ices Committee, has sununoned sam the public interest Jury Selection Monday a Navy yeoman who acknowl- "doesnotrequirethat theprcs. edged secretly removing doCU ident should be forced to pro- mentsfrom thefik.,ofllenx-yA side evidence . to a Synate Th M= -- - - However, Sen. Howard H. Baker Jr., It-Tenn., the corn. '1 was not going to go down Friday the Father's Day 5 . WOMAN DROWN S SATURDAY IN LAKE MONROE told commissioner deciding to runat this time. ii ,ijjp4 the Co~v'1 C'ii a'L A,, Wi"wscci.. l$, * Sen St !~i~~~~~ -' not Mrs. Van Eepoel It was her , 79nt.ti(gi Ott- ,. C ,:e ,atey.r*4 44 W.O9a, 4,. ""o5 O'9' kPcoli 1,i51 'snta',t.t (1it, Lk"qMcd ,~___W~,. _ t`:-1.1 ______ Strike leaders said an en thuastic meeting at an tan4o truck stop late Friday attracted . WASHINGMN (AP)Once fh;e Watergate tapes. funct)on over the last several lated to pending criminal pro- tial aide john D. MUchnw . of. again, a federal judge hn3 without her own attorney public duty as an elecled Deputy White House Press months, but surely the Umie has ceedings," was questiorsed by comn-4ttee ed th th Secretary wi re Th th then voluntarily, and said he quarter mile behind We Tram Am when he saw a cloud of dust at the collision scene. Bernosky estimated Terrell's car rtached But don't give ,up hope, L_ Van Eepoeli a subpoena would , ; &ill the I'Ild. lOti Maiva. U'oy..4. O'anI. II,d. IMS MWN ar,Iian,p,n .- Clvitt,, I alley Dsp 14'M 3t5 Pa., *,, P'q-5 CPrcis ci chrsI. %ticneaI.ad C )vvi SI NAIARINE pp.cy t.$w.ij, - tatt. :i'tuii' 143 AV44 old 5*1 P5Th CN 11 Cløip Si*Jcc,III fl4, Pa't Ha'M $ljR,.. Ctt.e SNVThH *,• v, ft, -, of the previous flack abut Chuh.4 CW%.d,tp CAurcm le'nqa thI,!iwt !hat tile wiit they ithinx will be ycwn oners resigns really abool ill do - P.Wê, C"urth, Ra R,m a, CasNriqs'ry SIVINTs DAY A(dV$NT$y P400141 111101,1#14^ k4tli" V sit " W of P4,rAJ II Ja A A' F - f$94 a Cv,ss 5* Moe,s A ME tPwth 5* It ill, St Pals Mi$n.at Chcctn. oiIee, a.. . -- Vf-%" (0"wr*0,-l1 Plot-bytipir,an 0,4,j, VW44 Re Ch,chcm Cqr a'Sf'Mc : IO* kiwiwi y A44H. OIU.Øl, lilt & COn I I*1 ed % banner for the Itcpubiicans. Unknown to either of them Is Dr . -. • they think is an dpcoming death of off-duty patrolman Hirschel Gilbert, 40. committee staff members to- jury evidence. -open seal" on the Seminole Evelyn Riggs. idministratrix of Gilbert 's estate, claims in the day, Senate murces said. For that ream, Gesell said, Count)' ('ornmisslon. action that Sanford Patrolman Tom Bernosky was negligent in a he felt compelled to give strong When a week-long congres- consideration to the effect of Sanford's dlv elections are sional recess has ended, Rad possible publicity about the non-partIsan. However, If these on U. S. 17-fl arwi "failed to have due regard for safety of two should ever come out of. pe rsons on the public highway and proxima tely caused Gilberts tify fordtstobesubpoenaedtotes. contentsofthetapesonfuture death." be fore the entire corn- Watergate trials. ficially for the alleged seat. one Gilbert, his 3 6year -o ld wife Yvonne and Sidney E. Terrell, 21; mittee. on the Ueniotic 'To suggest at this Juncture ticket sshik his present of Winter Springs, were killed when the Trans Am, driven by Radford has said he was the public interest requires pre. ('014-iti'- w. 1~11 1 I ,- -,, - i I 1-to Ill'. ano PII OI,a'i %A-,t*oo 55 Ctvytti ho --' ChorOt P$s aM. Fa'*$t ci ty ___M.w4a C14wd1. t'ad iwi Ave Fy51 ki*i.rs Fr W*aMC Ctt. Is w Oh It 7S5 -C I.i(3F5W Crs,a'ct, .Pq$ Atilt 51 L'i'ff' $07 ,HJr A.t .Ek Ledr ------------. - - Ms.nn F.'twp.w Cr.-,.,, f r. r. C'.,',- ri i, IP'I(OPAL 1* 5.-e's I - beth.l AM! Church Canaan Hoes Caa4t,a't, COen,',w,.tp lJn,'.d MaA'nt (hvr(I Gc "i,vd' Gv.W Ctahi AM cnwi, O, CPvch 06 t 1611 W lilA 5$ ., t %.Ai ___ 411rov"lolk 0%90 41 COW0, 04 How" Or. "hoid (Pc!' am -t."cr..,r' ',-' tt V '.'t,-r4', P-' i' A'4('. M-s4un ':%v('. Cl.. 5. .1 Id. O$rve' vioat i, ,, For" United ftv*" crwCIL its Poet AS'0 Fwsi M$*alful co hi ci l inet LAAC IMerO. - C*TI'OI.*C 0 - ChtA 41 £I1(hçi CPa*. * 11*51. - f•pi• MbfliWr$? ijI, 11* & Cedar St .W_____ M*eiawy Ieen$ t,Acca. 5I Cvp'en ' -t ilwv j', &i'..vy b.rsi (e gt.k 1471 N 5451 U ClS,,c ci Clvii'. Gene. CCA hi £51111. L-4ThOI . *5 S4V* 9#61 1,64,L-~1#1_ ;.oi4li,,0a.t1 cr,"tch chNt SI. - - ~E@ PIIISYTIRIAN IISI A' ,., 'fl If'Sn Cth ci Prttt,'.,i, i ,,, ' Caster,1 $I l.uitl L,!P4va (t,.(t,. q j Lit c',,, 5 P.,S Ave (Putt CPV stal'.M.tt!n.0 S ;r.:. ' a.' ia3 ii' rs Fa'5! C P..s'si C-of hu OMee 11' it!roif FLORIDA STATE BANK AND STAFF --- t' 'tV % 75f,'RaM,t,Cft,..c,'5, kj •15 Osli,.' ,. . ' - HARRELL & BEVERLY TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff tt,p'ac, A ,;-, 5,.j It PavI ptit CJ'ir'. It) Paw A.t z and Employes Luffiitii C1t,at, cc Pt5vip.,( C3I •, - WINN.DIXIESTORES Ca','r4iicnal Clr4ta,i Church. 7615 p4, (.',,qt.s. Ma, stam. Stici nanay iap, -ia cp..,c.. ,v,,, 1 asarsi. lht. I' 4*. hi O"wva dU*t hi La" *SVT • ______ hi Late Ante- so #,%- Suciit I'. '.-%' P.r' ,' 514,r ,l,,5 lfuef4t Chu'ø'. O ,ianmld at Hisia' A.. Psofili CM5. 3* Pars Ave -. - sinot 4-iI Ch,rr" *'ie f. A. R*wvnna PM$ Oaø$t '1v.gn Joy, * Jn St oarn.J c. w., 11011 Pne-m06i sri AMaii, ''SS . - Interesting tosce two Sanford commissioners getting their ducks-in-a.row, while making The ManaemW SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY CP4*I$T,*N .'st Cs.i'.a, CA.,v',$ , $500 C'44'in ( $.a&,,e,. c'u,,'n, R.a' laS, (O$IGIlGAf101cL C LOCO+ B John A. SpIski preparations to run for what and Employes SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION CO. and Employes *,t ' -- A & P WEO & PA INT CO., INC. STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrorn and Staff ',r,. 5em44 AP.5tci'a', cP'.u". l" 5' 1 t4-i, Art sp,si Al,ss. t.. sin. Longwood. 'a I HAPPY ACRES KINDERGARTEN & CHILD CARE Betty Floyd& Staff - Gesel - SENKARIK GLASS CENTER CELERY CITY PRINTING CO.. INC. - - NURSING A Skilled Nursing Home Operated Seventh- day Adventist Church M19M5l.t V OF GOD Aa*w*tcy am ,. 71-e, & Cv ______ 710pm SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard H. Hodges and Staff L. D, PLANTE, INC. by the _E, ,,. $ap,iss Cc". '111 (l'uiyci First RapIst PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. J. 0 (JIM) Smith and Staff Oviedo, Florida FLORIDA LIVING -. I Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson V.V Herring said the Sunshine Savage, Florida representatIve Mrs. Van Eepoel said she be Issued if they did not come in )kng announced Possible / PUBLIX MARK ETS and Ernployes GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford and Employes PtM - - ll MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff had Van Eepoel said Friday. C. PENNEY COMPANY And Staff FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. _ _______________ ___ __ ______________ ______ Pr _________________ ~Arb 91~ THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL ore ed.. ayer M inQ Wednesday they _?2n unim~ subpoenaed. Oth er (:I,,rrc'!ap.s Even.ngWcrslop 7 op home, Hunter was enticed to 100pm Sunoay School MorrOngWprth,p in addition c'ornmcnt in a teleph9ne c'n 10-SC a en Ev,ningWorsnlp Pallor said that -, Pastor y dôm --- . because no decisions standpoint of what got all those picketing some refrigerated. re made, Herring said. people two councilmen and truck tra nsport companies in Councilman Van Ecpoel,who the mayor - together," Centr Florida. to ft tape made at Hooth' s minutes. - CHURCH Sunday School - 5:4$gt en Mo 'f531'IU Worship - . - 1100 a . Evening Worship Wed Prayer - Herrin Corner Cintry CIVS S lOa en Old $flsbw& 1Ps 511am. UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN Emert Pastor \ place council meeting as M4_ i..' e door of e White Gerald 1. War n cometnquestIonybethiet'itisin thout a slamm e original suit flied by the investlgatorsinconnectjon wi House file room in the face of said the decision "IS in accor- the public interest for the committee was dismissed last their probe into the adminjsthe vestigatiou so far, he said. -it into charges and court. The Senate Watergate COST)- dance with the President's view criminal investigative aspects October on jurisdictional tratLon's 1971 decision to in. appears to be a classic case of ter charges late 'Thursday af ter they had been invol ved that the judicial proclow should of its work to go forward in the grounds end then revived when create milk price supports. entrapment." not by police, as the Van Eepoels told Chief State in a previous Sunshine Law U.S. District Judge Gerhard be allowed to continue without blazing atmosphere of .. pub- Congress passed a special bill Investigators refused to diistrictly defined legally, but by Attorney Investigator Jack charge, and said they felt the A. Gesell on Friday IIIiSsed undue publicity." lidty directed toissuesttiaiare settling that issue. cuss the details of the two4iosr, the "public offldaki." committees request that he Fulenarider they would be down state attorney's office had Samuel Dash, committee immediately and Intimately re. Meanwhile, former presiden- closed.do'n' session. ..- i , PAOLA WISLIYAN CHURCH _______ - YOUtIG?OUP • will be tlwde unill at imut the week of Feb. But on the hts. of the in Rev. A. F. Stevens Cnca'thschool and that no decisiron on whether . - Morning WorsIfp - . - j occured n Booth's home, Van F;epoel. The owner of c ninth said he Herring said. "mere are a lot of new wou ld close at least through toHunter told Schreiner that he aspects and we are re. day. did not feel any violation took investigating the case from Striking truckers also began The to prosecute or drop all charges she Is subpoenaed, and 11 CON m 1000am 7:30p.m. MOVYOnIWOrUIP Wed Prayer - Hi it log Thls,day : _ _. - SlOe en. s - as am. WiIbg, Av e.. Lake Mary Minister tned 'er the information to the time being until he and Herring said be s,1tl not and the attorney general. return to Florida until Friday, PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH UMYF 500pm Mqn'5 Pfayfl BreiSlate al 510am A jj TIlE LAKE MARi' UNITED m )Op t ~ . in the "set up" of Booth and agreed to privately. law charges against Booth for Overdrive magazine, a Councilman Irwin Hunter. She branded "impossible" and Hunter are not the first national truckers' publication, " don't know what the herring's charges that she such charges involving tile Van The strikers are demanding Political factions are down engineered McLain's actions, Eepoel's, adding 'This alone -the re,' herring said Friday, and said she fears Herring causes me to do a doubleta ke "but I hate to we someone because he knows she and her and believe the case needs using my office to wipe out husband ha,'etriedto have him closerseruitny," some other faction." investigated by the governor Fulenwider said he told the Bryan! Rev - K .evteth W MuIII; I'S P art Ave. Ttom c ,~ wu S. Nuriry stl'PSoppev •..... S lOp en I.oF i and 401`11-na Worship 7.009 en 0 Steen kip,,,,. Setwd it,. Avesee Mcç.ssgWorVs4p Virgil Morning Wghip Chcwh School FIRST UIdITfl, 1111113 THO00T CHURCH _____________ - - s lOp m MLlislit" - PASIOT sst . Pastor Wed BIble Study A Prayer levy 7 IFirit Weevicidoy P.41GW + _________ - , FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH SI? Rev. - :4Sa en Evning WithIp if I" dub caU l.lOp en Rev Kenneth Mt"tr. Eepoelmnay havebeen Involved 1:30pm FIRST PRISRYTIRIAN CHURCH Oak AveA 3rd 51. Hwy. $741 at Pla7 Rl4* Rd. - Cass.fbevvy pp0L 5 • - Wednesday I )Op en rout II COa M 700pm 730p.m. Rev, J 7-.- .lIOOa m I'r.shyrian i$ana MrgWhJ, Sunday School Isaiatt • CHURCH CF CHRIST I$I7PortApinw Rvy10 U. ......... Pls*r WIRE Brocst .. 1:30 #.m $unySdiool. •...$:41S en. 145)le$tvdy ........$0.00a,m. . MorLnç Worship . .....Il los rn . Mori,As Worship ... 11:00 Cm Rhir Studs SundaySctiool S Xp m, - 3530 PetWAye. -t Pastor COMMUNITY 4NITI P 9517 #j I COp M. SA'TIST CHURCH Mdi - Wednesday PALMETTO AVENUE 14 '3ary Ivwr It "We took a vote and to a man mayor-elect andtaped the proceedings. were made at the taped McLain, both before and after the drivers said they wanted to Further, herring said, he meeting, and that the fl his going continue striking until their ft-els Councilman Irene Van voted at the next regula r demands are rnet,,11 said Ben tape recur&r." Pastor . Owners of eight Polk County lhooth's home was Illegal, but volved in "trap ping" Hunter "We h.ave learrK-d she was in that McLain attended anyway and Irwin, said that deci sions contact wi th -. . , . 10 0) m - SlOp en Sundiy Evening Wed 3bICSh,,dy CHRIST UNITED Conquerors Meeting METHODIST CHURCH Sunday Bible Study Wed Thursday Paolins I I r" 11:00am. MceningWorstiip METHODIST CHURCH a COp en Wed. Evening Service StSpn 7 10p.m. k, I kutfl (,rant Sunday School -, ages of food and gasoline. Winter Spri ngs Mayor Roy Friday charged Herring with herring said. McLain know a meeting in maliciously prosecuting her by "We will be king with Janua ry at Councilman John suggesting she might be in. Van Eepoel," Herring i.ii , FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONOW000 %4lOranestreet 97418.m MrJøgWorVip MYFI&SSAJS.... Eve Worthi1&3v- 1241 .Iamn P. Neetam -. - Evangelisi I5b6. Study - $0 00a en At**mbly*Orlh.p lb OOa en IltOs en. CmusnTrattsing Evening Wasnp . S 1:orinthiani:. " Al'-? Sled. Rev. Knnth Hot? - Pasler Svny%t,ni , Rev ,. 730pm Tocker Drivit, Scotland estates Tueofo)' Psalm; • 71,1.6 -- EveninQ Wa'Wtip.........100pm. 111111:111 ~ MYF Monday 7301W. , II. 11 Church School information indicating that 530 0 m 1 00 9 on I 9a110r Morning Worship PhU2 30Uoc)flIS7a SI, Rey D. Ross Oen%IQ* Washington, D.C. this week, Herring said, he now has : l"'Ittef-wital GRACE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH ONS?5Nt.OIWI&vm AY, Sunday - Past, S Isam Sunday School AAflu•i9 WOrSIOp & BbIaSt.idy I ,, . -, II OOam. -. 7:lOp.m Rev Paul TrI%%Il - ic am. tvai,sl S.ivi• Wed Prover & PIC 7:30pm trapment," Mite Alt). Abbott Herring said Friday before leaving for a week-long prosecutor's conference in Lake MMy. Ph. Trucks I the state attorney's office, Fulenwlder rc• winter vegetables, said they could charges in Winter Springs may asked Hunter if he thought a investigate the case based on would close through Sunday in be a "classic case of en. Sunshine law violation had information about McLain and support of the strike. 700pm Escort Schreiner, who voluntarily against Booth and Hunter f- tnlckstopsalongu.s.v,a ma Sunshine Law violation i Dr. I t , the dri ver; cargoes of food, petroleum and Industrial parts brought widespread Layoffs and spot short. Schreiner. a III Crystal CHURCH I . .. . . . "... . -, . -I . There still was strong resist inter Springs IlersldStilf Writer LAKE MARY CHURCH of laS nazarene t, .. drivers. W fly Cl I It IS N [11SON 10 $Os m HurSt,,' PrydpJ for all Serce S ISa m tCt a m Nu.seryl ?5SG Orlando Ave. (I7.53) ILUIMtanChVrChInAmerIC. WilIIi. B OO*ntp PastOr Church School 500am. '1 in 100pm . . .......'..... . . - whose refusal to move their Patter YOuth H ou r 1974-Sanford, Florida 32771 Price 2 Cents ance from many of S iSarn Sunday School LUTHERAN . s-'.-- io, Entrapment Blamed Fj Evangel i st i cSer,,Ice Mid wu SIcViCe(WId ndcrgarIen and SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH West First Pro" George Galloway PasJoe givb - 7 Wed- Prayer Service 7 )p m GOOD SHEPHERD UNITED FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OF CHRIST 1IP$.SapiIirdAv. HarcIHarr MntIe, EvusIngWorse,p Wed Pra t er Th,Cburchoft'i,Luffi,qanHour" and TV "hi is the Life" Rev. ElmerA RIvkher Pastor (:I:ra.s,iun FIRST RAPT IT CHURCH Lak.Moiv.,,pta. DavJ Rirh .........Pstor SuOSIVSChOOI 9:410 m fliOsm 7 CID ,, Sunda'(Pool 101 W.lSth Pce l.)QP m 0-ala OerolIonaI3J hors with Sun Ewe Wor%hp FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE W. Ind St . li t Maple Ai THE REDEEMER - --- a 3Opm. Sermon 10 00# ?fl - -- Sunday, February 66th Year, No. 147 S SOj m GENEVA CHURCH THE P4AZARENF l4tsIIIPr(sn - ntpp Iii 9 (1(ITf'Il(' Do you? P.igmim Youth CtswchTra,nmg ------513pm • Evening Worship 00 m m c,ct,ScPo'l CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH 3611 S. Park Avenue Rev Fredi Sunday School S iSa m Mi ,.q eto;mp II.00o m II %am nngWOtship ChirP Sc tool -n ____________ down in sympathy with stri king In Pompano Beach, some be decreased even more. Askew said. ternal Steel Haulers Associtruckers, state troopers began unescorted drivers moved out Ralph Myrick, a truck broker atlon, who claim to represent escorting convoys out of the with produce for northern mar. at the Pompano Beach market, Pompano Beach farmer's marBut Max Goza, who runs the several thousand drivers, voted state in an effort to get produce kets said the strike dropped shi unanimously to recommend moving. "We're sending about 20 ments by ao per cent last week ket, said A.kew's offer of p011cc that their members accept govescorts would do little to get Troopers said three convoys t rucks ou t tonight," Charley Askew pledged Florida's co mcci. ertjuent promises of all the fuel truckers w ith 22, nine and eight trucks Grecnstein, a d. truck broker, said operation in a widespread pro. they need and immediate ininere being escorted to the Friday. 'If theyget where they am being sponsored by the "Truckers have toll me they creases in f reight ra tes. Florida border following a are going all right, then thi ngs National Governor's Confer. don't want highway patrol Government officials said promi se of protection Friday should begin getting back to ence. cor ts because that Just draws truck traffic was up 20 per cent. Gov. Reubin As kew, normal." "Florida has experienced attention to them," Goza said. The exact increase was not Sma ll breaks began appear. If the t ru cks encountered yin.- little violence during this (liffi. 'Thrv fr;tr r.'tiijtfr'n !r'r p'ccib!e ft di'ftrmino. in t(xLiy in the 10-day-old . strike by independent truck th Minister M HOLY CROSS mmra, j Geneva MI S. Pak Ave. Ce.nmunily Canter tMRev Leroy 0 Soper tlii. At Creen Pastor 11 Rector Sunday School 10 005 m Hotly Communion 7 QI m SO Worthp II 004 m Fa mily Service and Su n NYPS 6 OOp ri he'd go to church or not. H. WSflt. tue Burke JoSwaSon et . , -I...-,. . BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS loser fuel prices, higher freight lence, Greenstein said, prodw.e cult period and e are deter hen they no longer have esAs more truck stops along rates and increased highway and citrus shipments-already mined to do everything within cotta." - K i h HtthirSo' 600Pm Y. I 'atttnth '000W I OF Througl'out each crisis In his life, and there Wire many, he was sustained by faith. God swn.,d slot., to him, and ), turnea to Him often. H. didn't pout, to think about whether Sta Patter R m !'jisrl1p(II 0 tALVARI BAPTIST ASSEMBLY 300 Parm..ii tSaniodOar0enC,w., t7.9j II 00 a Family Night Service Y P E w ed r S 1pm S isa m . Troopers ROLLING HILLS MORAVIAN CHURCH Sotilando lptutu Dri ve Lonqwood. Pus Just fast inter st at e 5:0%. rfl - Sunday School nir Wo.st,;p Evanqet4tcSirv _.. . ff~_ g CHURCH OF GOD U)W3btdS1ru Pastor T PIIS of God Hour Today we we Uncoin In hoc size. H. appears almost ms of a statue than a man-a great figure cast in broni,, with a furrowed an brow and solemn countenance, o (,tic! f Clmrch Un -L Ll 4 .. - 7 10 1) m ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH 1ISOiAvr .Sanfosd tA,lI,jm Enn Pastor Tr P J Kilt Att Pastor Sat Vc.lMan 1 oog m Sun Man lam .10 30 m ____ Strilce ,1(ai irig Nursery . (.t,i!iiiIir OP GOD CHURCH -- SvndlySCPtOOI FIRST SOUTHERN METHODIST CHURCH FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST S4SlSa,if.,d Ave. SCIENTIST R ev W. Bennet t NII.tSic.ad$tre$l Smday School Sunday $.rvki & MflIn9WOflhSp II.m $vndaySchGoi II OQim 130pm. Ep*orthLague a ISpm aonesdaykrvICa Evening 7 )Opm i I. NATION U . I .. .. .. . - - -- _________ -- __.' LpinlnH Kirwood ."tijc',ie.' . I'. - Lvr',ubh ()/ (.,I ulf wirm a1wi -. ... . . WotSltIp (:Iiri.ssi,i, - JLJR m. 005 m t Evinn Wsip QOp m 7 I0 U 1SSHtf*qAy. Ph.3fl4353 Bra BitfyGtf' PWør wTRR I30 4.m S-3Com 11 ra m. Worship Servke BAPTIST CHUPCH THU SIVENTH.DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH CSrqf7tR$$Im C. N. Neill .... Pavor Ssturøi'1, Services %4btath5eptoot SPRINGS ELDER U 0t . 1 IJvs?S.vth.OSR.tjö I _________ NOW Evtnnq SANIANDO UNITED METHODIST CHUWCH Phen 134 2UI ntud iune II. 2.Lonqw $ for Sunda y Svic, at o,,o, AtVt'flt$t ?P Ø Chvrcpt. Matand Avnv,. AIfam, HOPE OF OUR COMMUNITY, 110012 00 Wean,jday - iIeI!,fMj is! . - PASW Saturday Srbicft _. - - V _________ 3 Richards) Wanted In Robbery, Shooting By MARK WEDM Herald Staff Writer .- Beach, is In Bunnell General lit gunpoint while they tined the Hospital in serious conditinn, cash dtayier anl] ttvii jorc,ed Volusia County Sheriff's sheriff's pokesmnen said. department SaturdAy 81 The robbers, all Armed w-th ll poin ts bulletin far three small caliber plstols,.were t men who :hey said robbed an wen driving up U S - I in a IVA turn in'o the car, deputies said Wher. tile tro and the hostagir reached avorith, fliida, the qvry cn I&-aarea service statIon, kidnaped eyCheverokt with GeQrg the car. en he ran away the, an attendant and then dru%e license plates, deputies said. gunned him down, deputisa him U U.S. I where they The robbery occurred at 1:20 said. pushed him out of the car and a.rn. when the trio pulled into a Sheriff's detectives today shot .,...him in the back .. two firloes. Texaco station ry-ar 1-95 and s4id they are rw,t ipum how * ` "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, February 08, 1974 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 08, 1974. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 08, 1974; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/3ff8075a8b15424a2647229a11643d30.pdf 4dbdb47a9f37b75f21358a7551b70820 PDF Text Text 6B-The Sanford Herald Monday, March 4,1?74 Roses Are d, Violets Are Blue, Want 31 THE BORN LOSER — 41 Apartments Rent Furnished IIOU54S for Sale Ads Work byArt5o.tsom - 68 bWO duplelt.actulls Only. No Pets M 3610 from 4 to 1.30 p.m 3? SUPdlAfD Here thit 3 b.'dro tO' only 311 ai r. q lott condition tCheflrOUP.J H. vr k eys. *ill UOw' L40er Child $tis S1 00 34 Mobile Homes Rent - -- 2&3Bearooqns CAMP SEMIPIOLE Plo allOholt bftr4g,t 411O*od No pt PP 177ai7o IPS cou l d 1) .;11 frwci S too buy in,; 3 bCdrm, I t?P ndme with a, and contr 01 Pr.t IIs very nice F(flC,d yar 3. rSny beautiful PIant kitcht rqu.ppe& too Only $73.O Befit - - HALL '-'=:. SANFORD REALTY 7544 5 French Ave Days]" flI7 - --___ __ '.1(14 V A14111, I r uiI. 3 Ixirm - I bath CO home. near School; y owner 173O0Q 33 4336 Call 322.2420 Anytime .cur M It, p L S 1, ng AQ11C -V Local and National MIS REALTORS ZS&S Park Of *,t the car in the garage 5,1 I x,longer needed tern; wIPi l.;s%fled ad .n re S&nforc Herald Dat 372 2611 or 131 9993 I 4),'(C yJrs VERY 3 4 I Al ( MARY BEDROOM ECONOMICAL 2 bdrm., 1 bath, family room, equipped with range, refrigerator, cit'er tiP ye, A'YJ w.lI ar con C IOn n on? $l,30O LAKEFR ON t'r buy furniture and miSc Sell for 73 oct Consignment Free pickups Auction Saturday at 7 pm . Sanford 323 2270 T SHADE COVERED Corner lo(ation, 3 bdrm, 3 batl, large workshop, Roberts & Gilman 83o.ssoo Inc ACREAGE Realtors LcviO,voad 12 bedrojm. 1' bath, 2 years old Easy financing Will trod, for lot or what have you A P Bark er REALTOR —_4S7 4917 Ovlano 1 BROKFR3fl7ij trifling a garage sale! oon-t vygap to adv*rts it In the :Iassif led Ad's' 29,3OO.37,5OO QUALITY 344 BEDROOM HOMES NATURAL SETTING 'IFORO bly $21,500• .s ad-xabte 3 bedroom p1 olCrOCI d BARGAIN w41l to ,all storage Space C 373 . - - -. P b L 1; 11 1961 T riu mph 450 cc. Ph 372 3551 Ill) Honda 730 (looper, less thin 1300 ml (nOne chromed I)" Order front end Curren? fl spectlo' sticker Cuttom pant 13300 value, will sacrifice at 12.000 377 01,41 After S - Trucks and Trailers Mr Holltr CO It I % Of Ja* 11 - , 66th Year, No, 167 - . - _______ Price 10 Cents aOISia I rrea Ill I'll *ZA'ilh*, Ill;PUz . 98 V,... . Quake " / k TV-Radio-Stereo I . - ___________ -x Beautiful walnut cOnsOIv AM FM store with $ track, tape recor d player Phyched,llc lights $9.12 per mc or Sill HALLMARK 417 1377 4, . - 11 ^- A;j cLo C•4 " Revealed Fl IvTtwv I ,. g, - = - - ,, , ' 'p p , ': - y '1 .' . ' - possible shut-down of the aging fixtures, 83,200 for kitchen at the jail. Sanford facility if the repairs equipment, $2,930 for windows, Present at today's action was weren't carried out. and$.3,l69foravarletyofitems chief state jail inspector Cecil Sewell, who said at the first IL - MATTRESS $ BOX S'Rlp45 rki A Tuesday, March 5, 1974—Sanford, Florida 32771 dIG NO PROBLEM Oar, Guntee, 4431127 quity. over payments of 11384 Ca" UII or _____ of 000 In maintenance items, -It'll put us to work today, County corn- Improvements and new per. Polk said after the meeting. liiissioners today approved sonriel requests —over half for "We got three.quarters of a *26,000 In emergency jail new personnel salaries not loaf, at least," he added, noting repairs and gained a prompt expected to be approved today, the requests were approved verdict of 'good faith" from The commission approved 10 after nearly five weeks of Sheriff John Polk and the state of the 18 items on the list, in- wrangling, and two circuit jail official who had hinted at a cluding $10,178 for new toilet court hearings Into conditions - USI _-.'-w V .. Seminole , ) ,-.,a- 'A it Polk came into todaY's including uniforms for the coininLuion meeting with a tist inmtes. Ilerald SWI Writer ,4 6230 1170 Maverick. $130 By CHRIS NELSON ,If ] arb A * 1W C, 1~ '4' MUSTANG NOTHING DOWN, TAKE OVER A LL CREDIT MANAGER 373 VTa home to" trade When the month has a 31st day, all vehicles may purchase fuel. r For Repairs * 111 Must ang Auto Pt.wr SIftIng, radoI he-&l Ph 3;) 7941 - on iCon't. On 1`9- 3A Col. I I Sheriff Gets Funds It ' 4 : ---- Chevrolet Vehicles with special ending In letters A through Sit inclusive will purchase fuel on even number days, and vehicles with special Initial tags ending in letters N through Z inclusive will purchase odd number days. fuel initial tags I **STEREO* * CREGORY MOBILE HOMES SOOFrench Ave 3003OrlaoDr 323 3200 37) 5500 tags Vehicles whose lags end in an even number will purchase fuel on even days during the calendar month, and vehicles whose tags end In an odd number will purchase fuel on odd days. gasoline he wanted. "I think we should try anything to stop the panic buying," Floyd said. "I do not think we have a big problem with gas if the people will buy it only when they need it. The voluntary rationing plan should be tried, "We stressed the fact the program is voluntary, but that exceptions should be made for business people dependent on their vehicles for their livelihoods, emergency vehicles and for volunteer firemen and law en- M, 7 1 1 Oy018- 4 C V I , A if- S I nS Mackie, "S fill. 'II CHEVROLET LONG WHEEL BASE PICKUP Nothing down. take over Call Cred Manager 373 8730 - ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top price-i paid. used, any cofidition 6.11 $126. Winter Park -- special initial Chevy '63 super sport with .63 )aj engine New transmission ,, (Ond 20 72 mi per got Call W -_Ford. 1946 I . ten pick up. I Cyl. standard. 51,00 L oc ated be?weI'n Sanford 1. EuSlit. 01 337 lflQ Cash buyer for used article's, fur niturt'. pIC HWY 16 ANTIQUES APITICIIFS -- 32, with are eligible; a yellow ('lag will indicate gasoline is available for emergency and hardship cases only; and a red flag will indicate the station has no gasoline available. In Altamonte Springs police of[jeers, under instructions from Mayor Norman Floyd, hand-delivered letters Friday urging gasoline stations in the city to follow the voluntary gas rationing program. Floyd said today he had one adverse reaction from a gasoline station operator who said he had all the - 'l?Iiorida 173 Twin Competit i on .ranhtrr ;Ulf troth 4 'yr' l7'.) (nit lr?*ren St pr 19 Wanted to Buy 68 - Vehicles - 8 SAVE OVER 11.000 Doublewide Inventory must be reduc ed I, Saving; are being Patted to you L ov ely 3 b dr oorn. 3 bath brick ho mes for discriminating People Peaceful Willing Oak tree's Add to the beauty of these dilighttsilly spacious hometitel, Feed JIM DANDY FEEDS 0-re-ct from boacar - oeest whole sate prices guaranteed Open 7 am. 1090m, I days. GORM LY'S.3nil eastoI3anio,don46 RR 3214131 __ KEPIMORE WASHER, parts. Hey ice, used mach,nri MOONEY APPLIANCES, 37j97 Si ORANGE HILLS 7-A - Appliances Mobile HOrn, Bank Repoisssions 15 to choose from. 131-2323 Dealer Realty. 327-1301 Hlawatp Ave..t lyqpj LOSSIE C. BATEMAN 1 ' Mobile Homes 7 berm for r en t or sale Pay small equity 4rd take over payment; ?h 37) )933 Payton NORTHERN 7 MOTtIY HAY R4.l'v 01141C I I 140M BOXCAR ill BALE.17 5019$ TON GORMLYEHWY46SANFONC' %ew,ng cabinet, f-Pat;e;sed Snger; beSt model, wind; bobbin fl machn Fully automati c Pay balance 04 $71 or 10 payments of 11 Call Credit Dept. SANFORD SEWING CENTER, 307 A, East Itt St Sanford 372 9111. Eves I1s6 -- . 1910 Ford Torino, 7 or . 10.000 Miles One o*er. 19(0 373 3714 after Motorcycle ln%urae'ic, BLAIR AGENCY 37331U - GOLDEN TOUCH Pd SEW Moto - Livestock And - - Poultry 'k PeCarDr.III dining room 1401C & I Chairs. IllS Ph $110 1700 French Ave tiled farm land Priced eight. 'I'IS (OUt 0 1SF YOURS' 131 111272 67 78 . -----------rcycles -- Under the plan vehicles whose tags end in an even number may purchase g gasoline on even numbered calendar days. and those with tags ending in an -i odd number on odd numbered days. '54ChesrOlct2clr 5ei.i;' 4C VI Stick Make OIler Ph 377 1313 —, IllS Dodge Coronet Station wagen, runs good. 1775 322 9171 Removed •\arido,- -d, unwAnted junk cars P.j.jl ed AwAy '4("J ', ItO Orlando, flS 6191 lfl4time. _____________ Autosfor Sale go into effect Wednesday and is being supported by most city govern. 143) Impala, custom coupe, loaded 37393 4.1$ 1123. Mr Mack,, Holler Chevrolet __________ Cars St?mif101C County Commission's controlled purchase plan for gasoline 941 ( Ord Gala.Ie 300, 7 Or hardtop r pliint, c*ceIten? tires P*e-r Only MOS SHE- LLEY USED CAPS, 700 French Ave. 37' 79fp Auto Repairs Junk 323.3900 Purchasing Wednesday Plan that end in A through M may purchase gasoline on even days, and those with Lags ending in N through Z on odd days. A limit of $5 per purchase will be in effect, and gasoline will only be sold when vehicles have less than half a tank of fuel. Emergency and commercial vehicles may purchase fuel each day of the month, but are urged to follow the control Plan whenever possible. Gasoline stations are encouraged to use a flag system: a green flag will indicate gasoline is available to all who herald Staff Writer _______ 13 Volt &.Urvi,s;tivs REEL'S BOOs' SHOP IlOtSantorciAvenue -------17 By JEAN PATTESON 0 it 197? 01(1% CutlASS 3.1(1r ---metallic tiue, while- vinyl top. A i r, but power. 52193 Call Pete at 327 leSt [)ea'rf ' S lit Old $.X Terms Pl'Iorw37) 101Por 377 $704 fls SPACIOUS LIVING bdrrn , 2 both, big living area, c*ens Onto large patio, central heat and air. 134.900 Campers Travel Trailers Parts. Accessories (3.',;utifut y,llo* & wtiif female l.shtly cat 6 mat old, de CIe*ed Pavecl Alqt'rc 10 her, 111(15? trill home Free, 323 0577 - -_ -_______ _________ 66 Horses Beautiful country setting on Lake MAITLANDELEAMART Mary, completely Surrounded b cyclone fence 3 bedroom, 2 bath 1941 Hwy I? 97 Open Sat. & Sun _ horn, has central heal air Leire screened Porch to en joy the yew -""-"----' E'celtent fishing Owner sa,s Household Goods "Sell" Call RuiPt Kingdom. Assoc W must sell at tremendous SANFORD Sacrifice, beautiful living room lurnitur, 641 517) after S STOP AND CALL 3 .jrm PO,n,- Lx,?,-(1 Of Area of Sunland Estate; ma l' 4)" 5t what you need Spoti' Nothing to do except move -n (toje to main highways Large fenced in back yard I the kiddili In protection Call Francis Gerry, Assoc 6 Ration Gas Will so Pets and Supplies Gasoline tor domestic & Imported Pic; Save 10 oct --Buy direct t)uy aol sell gold or silver coins, contact US first We alto buy bulk slyer coins SEMINOLE COIN (INTER. 109W Is? 3731337 Looking for livestock buyer; place And boarding With love & care a tow costClassifiedadforrpsjtts -..,.. Prots;on,t Ph 33) 3194 or 37) ,' IL SON MAIL I-f I U I-i 'I IT Jill buy sell lrAd Tcryp.X'dlepuppe=t, Ill 31StFir;tSt 377347 AKC, 371 431001 373 3113 PINEY WOODS BARN puf(h,i lr;t or src ,mortgages fl Any condition Southeastern Acceptance (or Fv)rlitiOn, 621 112) JVF(U#N REALTOR One complete P.orttontal Oil Burner Good Samaritan Home. 10.1 un i t Mulberry Ave - I' 1444 dirge privily :,ssiiu?.,fl 523 1-tome on cne, tl in older Section *ith 1r4pefr0 and OrJngC Near Church and Term; NOTHING DOWN , tat. $23.9 And one 3 bedroom. i bath. 511,930, wilts VA financing Let's r I you BARGAINS OFFICE & WAREHOUSE Immediate POitt5%ion. no goali'y.nq Asstme low inter est Zoned industrial Ideal lO(?on set jp to v tnt CPiooi. from 4. I) if old and yen, 113 oko Terms Span i sh. Colonial Modern ) bedroom model; Carpeting. LAKE FRONT LOT garages. 'angei, refrigerators in all ml; One hot central S ir All l i ke OSTEEPI, 11300 T erm s ntw, monthly payment; lii; than rtnt, 173.000 to $23.300 Also Stemper Realty available FHA. low dowis. or VA n. down Ask for Duane Hardesty, REALTOR Sem inole Orange MLS I,IIS French I 3221911 I r. VY7 i;; y-,, tCt1I0()n -;r(i HELP' )A(j plus small 3 bedroom home 'flat needs plenty of help But ii now livable sis.000 PARADE OF Stamps-Coins Party PCxiIes, males, I wet'it Full 7' Holiday Rambler, 1970 Very clean with a.r etc Alumna frame blood, no papers. 160 372 9317 after i 15000 Call alter 4 323 1419 _Cahman. 26' travel trailer hC,IullIul Collis, mile contained Air cond . I owner, IP'ofclijqhbred, S wkt - 530 en used 3 mat Travel or year rOund 327 7343 lying Ref-jr hitch, all controls 461331cr32) All 1, .POODLE GROOMING. ____________- "-'------------------------------- NICE 65 — )" (,, rang?'. 1)0. Par clotres line PoleS, 11. Rural 0141 box. 12 373 1137 Bedroom, l'l baths. %I.2 SI?) mc I' pct Acre Real?,. REALTOR. 32) 1730 ________ 7111 Houses for Sal. L.lrr ----' BALL REALTY 117W F' rIt 327 S4iI REALTOR 323 _____________________________ Miscellaneous For Sale I ------ STEP BUMPERS-1,37.50 10 IS SO 3 Be-drni - 1' tatl, no qualifying tl,99S dOwn 1197 mo I pet. Acre Re a ll y . REALTOR. 337 7130 REALTY _ 1 ' -____. HousesforSale Houses for Sale - NOW LEASING I totes tnitP,.Ø in PalselIng. *111 paper and Carp,' ht and ai r cOntiton, covered walk, corner location. Elitead drets. '713 N Country Club Road. Lake Mary, Iii •1175per mc I. 141 on minimum 3 yr lease JONIIIPfl. WALKER REAL ESTATEICOTRUCTION 322 4457 rn' I CASH 377 1137 for used furnitur e . appliances loots. etc Buy I or lCI items Lisrry Mart. 213 Sanford Ave TJ hurt yI Country Club Corp '1 tom 3 hdrm - 2 bath tpt plan Large Paneled tamily room Assume 7 p0 mt $737X 464A YFlP Business Property -41 I I ( Ni El :: WELL'4ip0 _±T. Magnolia Square _iT lor parts Ph 644 AIM _____ Controlled Trucks and Trailers '441GM C WINDOW NOTHING DOWN, TAKE OVER CALL CREDIT MANAGER 31) 67)0 tfl2 E (amino 330. autom, bucket seats, ai r. 52700 322 5)51 Get involved sell something wIPi last, low colt claSSified All 1967 DODGE VAN B 69 41 79 Wanted to Buy V 'w IN %life- 3 bear my trnthj One 0I(1 o K . 1150 "s ' S(uvty Oepos.t Ph 372 4299 For Rent ____ \ '0.) Sf.tD X) I RAVENNA PAR Utlr% II -C'I I bedroom. 2 b.'t. ,c'.i 4.- rn *ait..ig Icr JuSt S)7.1Ø i (lmAtf Control. equipped tchi usl minutes from AityI.' (Ountry Club And within *,t, ii %lAnce 01 ll1'ytt*l1 Eterr( try Sth.sn .- 3 bedroom. 11 ? bath n(ed ;r(1 CON1II4? location SIlO mo No Pets 373 CCQ - 37 / Realty Houses Rent Unfurnished Air. 3 bedrooms, adults only 2$31 Elm A v e SIcursty 636056 /lOEM Stenstron ---- - -= -- Odd, Even Explained You. Fo l - AVALON APARTM E N TS ADULTS. NOPETS llW 2nd St ,r Re - ',, I hearing Jan. 25, the continued deterioration of the iail— ' . - - ' despite years of adverse state inspection result.s—could force a shut-down. Sewell r.reed with Polk that today's vote constitutes a "good faith ef. fort." However, Sewell pointed to the lack of a maintenance program In the past, and said he did not understand how the commission could have ignored the steady succession of FLAGS, INDICATE SUPPLY ..CommissionerSidVjhlen (r)hands flags to (AP)— negative jail cocos, Fla. Union76stationoperatorJackMorrison COmmissiOners In the past Scientists say the center of a (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent) at struck weeks expressed skepticism freak rli3ake th : It John A. Spolski - 'e' the real need for the jail repairs, one charging the court FUtel, only 126900 and 527.500 hearings, Sewell's shut-down • Report States Wenviteyotjr Comparison with all threat and Polk's pleas were Ilor, central heat -1 and o$herhomesyO.Jhaveconsd,red $ I A. FINANCING Garage-Rummage vtremely cheerful fully just an elaborate campaign to 42A—Mobile Home Lots eq Upped - DON'T WAIT (all See Orange Hells in Orange city 11 Sales boost the $3.2 million bond issue t E Elan Gomer. Asøtlit Ready To You! today. A new community of 30 TRAILER LOTS- DELANO AREA HUGE Garage sat, Sal Mon geophysicist for an all new Jail at Five Roger Hunter, No Closing Costs day brick homes Writ of I? lion H011y Old glass, old trunk, child; de--tk & ( )!a ' with the Air National Conditloni,g Earthquake PointS. ' ' will direct you Ceramics chair, baby Clothes, target hoot Lawi systems Four. Water. Sewer. Pavea Polk today, in response to a ENA-VA Center in Boulder, Cot., said case. Garden ld 924 It.ri) equip Househo & Central neat & Air Conditlonl Tractor with mom,, JACKSON'S CEWAMI i.t. supplies, Inc. REALTOR Austin Developntent Corp.. SEVERAL b au will Cut mISC items 63-1 Cortej Cit (nest tiful lots. rt,iCBy BOB LLOYD Monday that a map of the quake question from Chairman John the entire 816,000 study by 4.41 1341 For free estimates, call Ca If kiln dealer. 10 S. Closed Thursday Allamone acreage or lØts Call 3221314. 373 Springi, 904773171,1, tin. Approx. to pct. to Brantley Square) 95% Conventional — 11.100, in San dawn, Harris. at SEARt in Sanford 31 I City Editor shows the strongest tremors Kimbrough, repeated his March 15. Sunday 3771931. — MI,B,.dto,d Open14pm Sebastian Heights, MID FLORIDA REALTY Altamonte 1771 T'AFFER REALTY ,,ere reported by residents in contention that the repairs Boat 'nIh. way! Se-fl it fast and easy The interim report, by Springs, 467 7070 HlNOrar,qe 1, 174 Bflwtt,. g 11437740 ssary rcgardiof the fate with a ' low cost calsilied Ad' Sanford Electrical CII)' commissioners Campbell, Fo orth and Pogh Rtaltort ('ocon, Titusville, Orlando, nece I 100 "35 sst Tree Part a 434 Apphances Jim Hunt Realty 322 - Lawn_andLot _Clean_Up. Winter Haven and cities in of the March 12 bond vote. Monday received an Interim Inc. of Orlando, predicts by 1990 14-r% ice 'Ills. Internal Uto,t'nue . and Light -Boa ts& Marine ADAMS Al' PERSONALITY BREAKFAST Commercial I Pe'sderisia Ere,Haul,ngTrembla7,32) Even if approved next parking report from a con- another 570 parking spaces will 7771 13 7321 lark Dr 372 2111 south Seminole County t,,Cal Service t.icens.d& Bonded, 111 'snk' course, Lots and Acreage Full lne GE Appl i ances Equipment FRANKLIN RAMSEUR ST. JOHN'S REALTY CO. GREATER SANFORD Chamber of Commerce President Garnett REALTOR After Pour; Tuesday, the new Jail will take suIting firm indicating existing be needed—some of them to All Seminole Co Sanford Electric Company Washed Sand till for law-n amid 71 41, An Both these Ik'rsons are ASSOC. INC.. REALTORS 37792*4 3222991 3220441 Two wtl locat ed building lot s. by 1' bbergla;s bast. 33 Pip engine swering Service 830 3011 7372 Park BROKERS 377 1547 fI'Vfldalions Adams with a certificate of ap. White 1 presents Lt. Gov, Tom Will deliver 377 1106 Some repoas of the tremors, three years to construct, Polk downtown parking facilities In serve the city hail cou —_ Central F'loritla Trailer, SUP llIt'lIIbcrsoftlw .g'thou.se May be Wen at 2117 The Time Tested Firm '--- Owner. For appointment call 33 or 373"as Park Court, Sanfor d which hit during the early said. The Sanford facility must the city hall-courthouse area government center. preciation following his talk at this morning's Personality Breakfast in 7920 Ili-tired Teachers ,socmtion, . 3274113Niofts,327-1431 831.8400 Engraving 1L2 Automotive Service VA--Nothing Down morning hours of Oct. 27, were be used in the meantime, and are meeting present parking After commissioners discuss the Sanford Civic Center, as Tom McDonald looks on. Adams stressed I' fiberglass cruiser 1970 model, "' (tive 7 bedrm block horn,. Mitsion Pou.bl Place a want ad The Greater Mail OEPPNDABLE 14 4%, ENGRAVING 410 firs LAWN MAIN tracked as far north as Ocala after that will still be used as a demands and shouldn't be the report they are expected to on 7 by owner For appointment, call 3 bedroom. I', or to bathe, all j U 10 OMC engine. Fully Things I didn't know Fuell And KEN KERNS GARAGE the importance of participation by the people in government at all watch the resljlt$ P.S They Cass&berry. Fla. TIPIANCE SERVICE. CALL SERVICE uipped, must se ll 5t000. 4M 17) 7920 or after 6 p.m call $74 are low in cost toot" Complete Automotive Servic e and as far west as Panama holding facility for prisoners expanded until additional office resiew the parking situation -.. brick From 523.400 70Th Street to Gibbo, ns the popular authority levels, and particularly their support of the upcoming bicentennial "7 RALPHS HOME $ERVICI373 e51 Plastics, Jewelry, Trop-ei,e, Metal. KERNS TRANSMISSION SERVICE facing Immediate court action, space is added to the govern, with county commissioners. City, LOcu'st. turn left to 111h $t.. rtgtw i on edible wild foods, has ad. _CIIBethOr, Sanford. 3371534 AREA- Almoif 3 Auto, Stand & Clutch Speclalis? celebrations. on Valenca Court North Model ALTAMONTE Tractor work, mowing or discnq (Herald Photo by Jean Patteson) ROBSOPI MARINE Today's vote came after the ment center. The report states it is -highly mitted that roots, tree bark, Free pick up. delivery I towing in en I 8 p 01. d4lIy On site ploni block; Of level ground Ideal for _,nfgr prea.172lOU. 2#7? Hwy 1797 Hunter said the commis,'ion, Polk, and state scientists Sem *arefotje de-velop,-nens Seltt'y-'s Co with major work Commissioners took the doubtful" revenues that could 3731010 Glasi.Mkrors — and other wild foods play only a )J 4961 off er term;, 5130.000 — took months to analyze the prison officials hashed out Itnal Interim report under ad. be derived from constructing llI'S.SantOrdAye.,377.3443 16 small part in his diet. "I don't ;EWKARIK GLASS & PAIN TC j Pattbtg POPKA AREA- 10 acres, 840' on AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT CORP. quake because of the lack of differences at a Monday night vlsement and are expected to additional parking facilities Used Farm EQupmet will Sf-tI 310 Magnol.a Av e blacktop road Rolling land with Other Days Call For Appt think there's any particular i 8 III £300 Bicycles Arid £àIp with a Cite Ad Call Spe.gie-$, SlellenS In 1677 adequate seismic data. work session, is trus arid Shade tree's Terms discuss it in depth next week. dmeet the cost ofproviding From virtue in eating wild foods," 377 Thu or 131 9?3 Painting oftevld, I2C.000 . WITH Because of the rarity of tremors Polk said he expected another The consulting firm, already the parking. Bikes, Bikes. Bikes 7314 said the 62-year-old naturalist. $23,950 Country (lob Ill EVEREST REALTY INC House Cleaning )eLAPID AREA-. Near St John's in Florida, the closest seismic work session prior to the third four months late with the Sanford F. Urattor, 1401 S Hwy. 17 9? 1013 Pllll,Al)ELPIIIA i "Thus it would seem that a API A on to lay 6Marina, (Ooops, I think re the facts and give ii sz,s Just heard a S and I acre-s model;, hiofi, dry & "streak for impeachment" on tO speeos, S Bar &Rest.Equipment 3 6 4 BDR?& Central H&A, Maitland, 421 0901 reporting station to record the court hearing—act for March downtown traffic flow and wooded, $13,000 SpeedS, and Standard bikes now EXTERIOR loud crash.,.that being the sales group of University of Pennsyl. us the naked trith," Paul April Fool's day. He said other quake 71E Pd. VA-FHA Financing GENEVA ICOld. On Page A.Col,I) was in Virginia, he said. available at FireStone Store Call Restaurant do your Painting ' parking study, Is due to submit LOPIGW000 n. NEW HOMES PRESSURE CLEANING We'll of a certain breakfast cereal.) vania students hits called for a Matthias of Penn said Monday Ivy League schools would be & Bar Equpm,,,t 3710241 831554$ NolODtoo;mai1 Ph37)1,379 Floor Wowing, W#n1O*s 373Q643 Cuslom fabricated Some used Forrest Greene, Inc. 373=7Uo "streak for impeachment" In disclosing plans for the asked to take part. Arms Sate or teas, • 3210 ill 73 PCT- FINANCINGS 'Pkl'ors —mg 1304* Farban kt /spt'Il I around the White House. ____________________________ hg or to Small 6 157333 Matthias is the vice chairman $ WE TAKE TRADES PetCare — Musical Merchandise Interior, & '40 00*1 Payment 10 veterans Low The) say they are hoping to (i.?eror Painting All PiOijt5 . * : L kWJ hL *I, Weather of student government at Penn. c,wnF*4AOr93p(t Cant, Pdrw3& Dog training In your BeautyCare home At. $3993 Pressure cleaned Signs of Better Times ... John convince President Nixon to 323 1701 II I berm homes in Skylark 121.300 -1 Breed Dog Training Acad.my flldwn Organnc Organ lie calls himself a veteran ________ EXPERIENCE Farms and Groves lay bare the fuels" about Wa. I, W0141y,iApd Yesterday's high 83 low this Scales has resigned from the to 137.500 I uil tile, real nice. 1130 Call for free evaluation $31 7370 - .morning 51. Clear to partly streaker, although he says he's JUCUITJJf ON A LABAMA Ph 373 1143 Pennsylvania general tcrgate. 36 ACRES, ______________________ (formerly Harr,etl's Beauty No) iUU•IU PET REST INN PASTURES & Woodland Home Improvements Streaking, or running nude cloudy through Wednesday. given up the practice. FRANKLIN RAMSEUR 3 $19 E. Pit*. in $713 assembly at harrisburg to Boarding Groom ing & streAms Lovely lase site, S room fly DONNA ES-TES through public places, has pop. Warm days with highs mostly Matthias, from Morrisville, P1)72405; HInts were also heard in — Interior and eal,rio, PAinting, proteat what he calls in hou, barn, garage etc Greet 61 A;$oc Inc REALTORS buIlding Materials t3II IleraldStaIf Writer fishing & hunting Must sell to Mild N.Y., didn't say what would competent government. The ped up at numerous campuses in the low to mid &. arpentry, elt-ctr,c. recent weeks that McClain, The Greater MallCassetberry ceramic CITY COUNCIL VETERAN BuldozMg tile, ' ~43 TTh plaster, block sa't,te p.tatp 377 $)j Pressure- Cleaning VOn All tonight with lows in the told to happen if April I is cold and said of late. Mrs. Van Eepoel and Outlaw first-term state senator Rcxlrvj 5150 I It Of I lsonc'st free estim,1tet 3j HAPPY BEAR Efficient WINTER SPRINGS— Troy BULLDOZER WORK rainy. viola t ed the sunshine law when "It's time for President Nix. upper 5(6-. boards. 3100 AlmoSt new con this by caused CUll Incompetence is "Stop Urn!" 34 BUY or SELL? Income and 04 ecter 'or surfaces Roofs. Mobile :le4rng lot; our Specl.tty 373 1721 I'iland, three-year city council STEPS INTO MAYOR'S OFFICE they allegedly met with a ditio,i 1)0 4541 or 373 7361 "excessive partnership" which aft er 3 p Commercial. Industrial, A Z REMODELING Investment Property Anytime ALTAMOPITE SPRINGS veteran, stepped into the Winter Park lawyer prior to works against the public good , ReV (1t-fiIil47$3377 f;.clrm f'afr(' ont, I yrs old wtPi Unrlotilld carporti. AdditiOt. CALL 7 Monday taking office In January. acres *ith rnayor'sofllceforthe2omonths council just before the shine law large 104, ft,ri<eo yard be a large and cripples government. The violations, 3 berm sOme & tooling, Painting, Paneling, donin Cantry rpe 6? Lawn and Garden remaining in th ______________ 0 W,yaIe Pend on Ai rpor t Blvd garden 171.750 &wtn s Reasonable FCPCE,t --.-Sandblasting Democratic legislator, ii, said e term of Roy neiiiher election, claiming he night urged the board to invite McClain. owner-operator of a .mnford l4A?t4*y ReAlty, Guar a nteed9 II p m McClnin Monday night after ---was moving from the cit) C7rc T P -c 371 '521, 1st' %s iiuld never seek public Jack Fulenwider, state atty. beauty shop in the city, put! row riin PIAntrr nIh 322 4351 councilmen without comment SPec aIling Pr'p1r*tin of mrtal, '0501,111 We Dosit Stop lertlIlier aftacimenI 303 747 3190. office again, and added that the Booth said Monday night chief investigator, to a city major upset when he defeat--I concret,,l, and odd Jobs Call 131 call ii & c Free Est I ia GO I Rusin.si Location- W 13,1 Ti?utyiIl, At-Cr 3pm accepted McClain's written Miller resigned due to stress, council meeting for a full report Brown In December. He hail ILI ________ Shell Or A504alt Driveways No jobs r 377 )34Q. 373 1713 political situation makes "eel Building 10.30 Call ttn small P 1 McIntosh Carpentry, Remodeling, Add liOn;, resignation. Till We Succeed!" 3 stormy two-months In office, CITRUS TREES from 11 fl to faintly problems, his wife's on Pus lnvestlgatin. nyt me reform from the inside tm 17 C I iy, Work Free EstmAl, Low ovevheedpri(e'sonaltpian,s Olaper Booth and Councilman Irwin attempting unsuccessfully on Licensed Bonded 3330099 Hang j possible. l'iland assumed the office by illness and now no longer in Drive a little Save a got Ovlego RUDDY'S state two occasions to fire Freeman, ' Elmer Bakalla. Inc to move. Although Mrs. Hunter were targets of the P4i.'se-fyd Bird Farm, McI 111,7 Miscellaneous virtue of his election as vice 140MB IMPROVtMENYS ~ Of PAUL SLATER VINCENT'S CARPEPITRY V (I ll rn,1lI Van I-fraIlty . Fepod Pd 1, I ". said she concurred attorney investigation when a until councilmen two weeks ago Orc1.i r ,, Part Ir , ,'-j 3456374 prim, Pri,Iri-4, 1'''s'-ai V.(alIpaç, IN iiti For Sale tttiiyor at thC January I CuttOril 111111k ltl)iiut it.. ('llriltlIitll )3i 13)4, _ LaMi,1', Lienswj named Freeman and his Carpentry No ho tc small — reorganizational council with Booth's choice, she asked tape recording of a meeting al ~ Re-sdenlialComm,rcial 373 (officials in Boston and in . Frp Estimate-s Ph 33741,73 547? ' g Businesses, *lnme"s.At reoe. Brat P CLEARANCE SA.,t associate Ned Woolf olk, for a week to t the Boo hi nk it 64 over after th home was Equipment for Rent meeting Income Tax Evi rythirig Rxiurr'i tynri • 10 .ind Wi,Oljrtiain propref, for Ottass a 311)' t ha t their statistics . - t,,,. IlI — . ' assistant city attorneys. I Oft foi Quick Silt S.tvC at tPi4' -' Hey At 33, the county's youngest Councilman David Outlaw said over to Abbottflerring's office HOLLAND REAL TV. 12311,8 look in g . . . . f an or vitro show that at least 14,325 New 'rolcn,OraI Ta, Return Serv7 Wel Refit hIve- Lustre Electric Carp.s Drh,g — McClain submitted his by McCIaln, i 0 d(o,ral Wtetn Shop, Hwy I, dollar' Ask Morn and Dad lo let if chief executive, Pilandsettieda he needed more time, Shampooer for only SI Per day. :: your home No extra Charge- Call Englanders have emigrated to 91 I MI So of Debar, OICIC Mrs. you have a classifed ad garage Van Eepoel said the Herring dropped the in. resignation to City Clerk Mary JOYCE wilt. OiLLlpfG 323 1977 lot appt CARROLL'SFURNITURE Crp Afternoon controversy that hung on Cailbart Real Estate — Canada since 1966. Sale ______________ . 3' and larger, e'crps Saturday be appointee should not vestigation, pumps. Sprinklers one who saying there was Norton Monday, saying he does during McClain's brief eight 31 Hour Service Water CGIVIlligelpi 3n.4610 "A couple years ago they ...... " * YOUR 65Pets and Supplies defeat in ed th ekeno intent Sanford Auction * e l as t on either man's part to not ha ve the time the position REALTOR PCVIOAJI 1*. Service Call 3fl-71 weeks in office by reappolnting was were moving to Canada :';:;:,: WELLS DRILLED PUMPS ______ '",(.' lion, No violate the law by holding the demands. He refused further ? EAU R o o d t7 Syl Pu BLIC Carpet Care M I. AUCTION EVERY Tom Freeman and his law firm SPRIP4KLERSVSTE95 SiC E ntrance ) because lit the Vietnam war. ______ p ONOAY NIGHT Anliqt*i, TV;. OAC.ISHUNDS, AKC. tip ,tales, :: : : 372 7tv comment today. and All type; 1,14(1, and Iai;. aISQ ;iiCS UNSWORTH REALTY itcPItan,qu; Ne-* and $30 ci. ('Mor ansB'tterway : city attorneys. The Freeman Piland urged consideration mnertrng with McCtatn. Ntiw tile) re fed up with IMULTIPL( LISTING SFRVICEI Carpet Care4 : : . We repar and Mrvice Animal Haven (groaning Am returns prepared &I 00 and up ft rnture and appliance's Plus appointment was confirmed by be given to all who ran In the nitorial Service Free Est One 903* Watergate and feel insecure I Janitor-&$ STINE MACHINE & Boarding Kennel's 3373737. Lake Mary Public Aco,jnte,tg . _____ SI c'al tale lwatc, &"I 372 Mal ov3fl L .I. ,Pri -_ 'nc-.lud; alit'' Ill OS)f , ) a 3-I vote with Cow',cilman last election. Scuttlebutt is th SUPPLY INDEX Call 37343:. atxut tlit' fut ure," said Gaston 373 • , . Irene Van Eepoel casting former mayor Granviile Brown th e NEAR II SANFORD. very upto ______ i tieaupr'. in Canadian counsel 1. Area deaths Entertainment 2A L1fflLJiII!JLlNL'T 707w 2nd ST -uctioneering ServiceA' 7A 3724133 *, CALL I 1al I onl negative ballot, bflu"vu? home 4 and Vicki Baker, defeated in Boston Calendar Horoscope 7A oil W) 6/s grounds on 7'. acre-s R CO. .P LETE AUCTION SERVICE I ('ouni-itman John Booth at. his bid for council re-election in ZJ,,Pfft&VP,p,-b I Calendar hospital notes 8/s F'xin4m'nt only 3/s : . : ,: :tempted to have former December, are prime sell. 2MS PARK DRIVE Classified ads 7.8B Public notices SANFORD ZIG-ZAG . 4ppraese, o 6-lB : :: : : ; councilman Vic Miller ap. prospects. CORBETT REAL ESTATE i-p Peill i4l out 04 anything 04 SEWING MACHINE I And as far as 1111 concerned, Comics 613 Society 6A REALTOR vi Iwe 1700 pointed to Piland's It acated seat Ave Mrs. Baker, who Led a move the American public will 1'rosswàrd puzzle Sports 7/s DeBar, 1-313 d. F le 11,1111140.41S ill? 140 Sonlor 6411791 JJè.7431 1 but withdrew his motion when for a recall provision n the city continue ill share those feelings PILAND, WINTER SPRINGS MAYOR Dear Abby State .6/s -1 _____________ .. no second was forthcoming. charter and lately for a council as king as Mr. Nixon continues t. Crane Stocks 7/s ...Sworn in by City Ally. Freeman 3/s Miller resigned from the investigation if alleged SUfl occ'uriving the I'rt'smdency. F:dltl-rialcomnment 'l'' 4A 7/s VA APPLIED FOR On?'P 7Y4% mo old Portable color TV. 16", $700 Plo reasona ble offer refused Ph $ 74 3l7 nROOKFIELD 'it. set up on lao-c wo.ed lot, riv er riqht5, boat ramp. 3 berm e-a' * Ii'. Dealer 32303.30 Take advantage of our opening For Ir uirecory xperts Serve - C-- citizens. .10 the event you may be having ,)uble 551(11 filing nur 10(011W tax return, there are 1511 persons ill 1K) have been trained and are willing help you-FOR FiKF: John Lawson and Flossic l.i.wwn, botti of whom may be contacted by writing themit in 1676, Orlando or care ti pttcint' 322-4658, has'i' taken (itt' our senior Central Florida Last October was located in the St. Johns Valley midway between North Central Brevard County and Orlando. - Parking if , - A. are fl-fl5 Inc 55 , (if - i r OPEN SAT. -_ I (nnIr1?01-j I mpeachm ent Streak Planned i i i i i i i i ,ii - — I McClain Qits, P*Iand M - -. ___________- '"." SAL - . - rflnel,Ai (I)() - Arid t J'tri 01 t4om's .' - i STENSTROM " ', 0(141 14 4*' Vnmt %1 S7& REALTY I in 'V I 'd ".t,,o, 45r'.3rr , - .v _ , "' — '' i..ip - - • -- ' '-' '. . . .'.' .'.': ' '' ' ' - S , _______ I I I I FI IPJII I I I IUI J I-",' . M. '- .:•'• ' •' .:.....' * First So. ' . 322-242 ' TO OST berm buy cons" 161 ______ ' at ' __________ * . - r - rrencgs 38 ~---N- '322-2k �2AThe Sanford Herald Tuesday, March 5,19F4 Quells Party Revolt Gas Tuesday, March 5, 1974-3A The Sanford Herald Ration ing Plan "I-- I . 4L --L. .11, * _;i__ .s~ ~ '~ Mrs. Meir To Stay As Premier '* Of Israel j ) failed._ - JERUSALEM API - Golda e of dncr. S'iwc rntiriM thd. t-I.,P*I .I. A I.— 1T I---nome MC)Q. • / - pleading the nght-wing Likud bloc. wto ___ •M fused to in the new gov. weary but det er mjn4, she 'isdecl ared tbg she has ernmentbecause a nber ci i sdeni E support she demandecL Kathr He UId Mtit M Mrandy aflnoced member'sci the Party blamed Mcmthy night and told him she present a new cabinet by pre. had Cha ed her mind da fler • We y she WiS ttAi and walked out ureàeu for moci the Arab attack *cted to wesent her new cabsC i1.WtY caUCUS SWday night Kathr should call for a last Ctober. net to tam on Wednesday. __ alter supporters Os' Defense troa,i eliu on go imt Mrs. Meira walkout brought xt u oppoiYInhs4er Moshe received ciuiing the IAkUd Day an a stead) stream Of labon tes to le tso ader Menahern Begin of Mrs. Meir, wtxe party Is StAll ____ the lirge 3l ofthe lsei,oppsuth aenslilionhecansethelikudis to the return of any ci j . Mrs. Melt was to suherut her cabinet lineup today to the par. ty's central c'ommittee for a Wilson Seeking Remedy -. '- _ft_-Z_:~_ _ S - L I ice after 44 months Seatth today ci was W olt - ::.: .. A. even leader ci the oççczuon. went in Bflta1flSWO gave Wilson a good chance ci survival. They agreed that ne of the all parties who hold the balance of power liberals, Welsh and Scottish Nationalists, militant Ulster Protestants and independent Laborites will want to plunge thenaticei into another crisis election, wwe World War U. Even before he cunpieted has cabinet, the 57year-old Labor party chief un-fled union leaders a nd Industrial chiefs to No. O Downing &. today icr urgent talks. It was clear Wi's f prionty to end the coa l strike three,&y work week on whch much of British industry has been operating since 'em Wilson. prune mizuster from IX4 until Ir ,0. returned to No. 10 Downing SL Monday nigtA to head A minority govern"kent alter mime Minister Edward Hea th, the ConsenUve PY chief, conceded that he could mint form a coa lition gov ern. ment following his election defeat last Thursday. Wilson's laboritec in the cncral came in first i th 301 sea Ls in the 6-jt House of Commons, five more than the Conservatives but I7shcrt cia majority. But Instead of trying to Put together a majori ty coahWilson plans to miii a minority government that wi ll rema in In office on ly so - And Heath himself In his first post-reslgnau statwwnt shad: es. assured of my support in wha tever rea lisbc measurt'.3 11 electjin Wthon s next tagwfll be to a up the na tional budget. It is likely to include a squeeze on real estate speculators and a ax on soaring bank profits. Neither move is likely to meet opposition. A freeze on some prices and subsidies on some taple foods are also like])-. / - S / - I . i11 %W_ 1,4 , 11 til y V this plan is it leaves the initiative up to the discretion of th e individual sta tion o)erators.' Steiisti'oi ('t)IIlIflefltl'd, OVtPCt, In Oviedo Mayor Leon 01 liii that stations in are the plan was a "good gasoline and he tiits not SCCH long lines idea," and most of the six stations in of waiting motorists the last two day's. the city would comply with the plan. May9r Lee P. Moore and City The one station operator in Lake Manager Pete Knowles were not Mary will probably go along with the available for comment. plan if everyone else does, but during In Lingwood Mayor Eugene Jaques the past three days there have bee n no thinks the plan is good and he lines at the station and it has been l ' . ~ 1, c / / ,-.,-,0 1. I pumping commented - • ' L ) the city • - , '. said he Monday night they adopt the same gasoline shortage hit the area, ac• policy within the city. cording to the station operator. () / - C~) -. - - - Report States - _____________________ " oss* b'6 1'e of ty Ex f) I osion eral facts that support the theo. ,,It will be at least a week before we can say anything for FRUIT FLY enlarged 200 times through .n electronic microscope at Florida State University is a monstrous sight. The eyes are tW ______ _MZM~94 . ~ .- I . ~ : .: 2' r.t'' I-r • .,'... . , J ; .. .;C :Ji . IJ : .. . a-.'.. - . L . NATION WORLD TODAY ' TODAY .# It *•. !.. - -2 ,f.. •#'••t.J' 1- :c;!cj; I I Hearst Election iIILl.SIMJHOU;Ij, Lull. Al') — A tnaa,sjre fci,d distribution program demanded by the long-silent kidna pe rs of Patricia Hearst is set to resume today. Mr. arid Mrs. Randolph A. Hearst had hoped a weekend televised appeal to the abductors would result in a response. So far II're h: lwen n'. 'rd. the family ao) GUATEMALA CITY iAP The government gives retired (,en. hjell Iauerud Gaz'cis, Its own candidate, a lead in returns from Sunday's presiden e'kt tio. But the opposition Christian Democrats say tial their (-andidale. another retired general ruinwd f:rrain Rios . ''iiljl'..• it -. d *, :iJ2F— I Haldeman IAI.S ANGEl .ES APe A. -..- V-1% . ' Fighting - Forrrwr presadentiai aide H. H. Hakkman says he is innocent of all Waterga te cover-up i'hri.''c Tanned ar4 .inilin:. Jl.'k'rn:ai t.li a news conference on the lain of his Tudor st)Je hom e Monday that he has done "nothing illegal or improper." President Nixon's f ormer chief of staff said he is t'onhicknthe will be cleared of conspiracy, ohstroctwn of justice and perjury dsages. PHNOM PENH, Cambodia tAPt -, Government armor and infantry are moving from the east and west against ft -urt-nt Itr( t: t ntr'iling !l% t' ioiks a( Phnoni Penh's tughwa o the sea, the Cambod ian command said today. Rebel Iruops hart' cut the road, Highway 4, at three points between Phnom Prnh and Kompog eu, the capital's western defense anchor X miles away. The road also has been blocked for more than two months 42 le from the taptal. Meanwhile, leaders of some 3,600 rebels say they, have become disenchan ted will' the Communists and we nei!otJating a mass defection to the government si de. mi Huntley hELENA, Mont. Al', F'ormerti'Ieyision :l&'ust-aicr (bet Huntley chara."Ir,i'es Pill fight against cancer as a o the dite." Huntley, 62, is taking , weekly tliernofherapy treatments to armst the lung carw'er for tiuh he unrh'rwent 'ur'-r t'arhe' fhi 'ar ifi voice he'.4mung wi th the auihor itatiyrj tone thit marked the Utuidey-&irekiey news show bef ore he retired In D1O return to his native Mon tana, Huntley says he is gaining strength daily. s -- to Impeachment WASHINGTON (AP) -- The House Judiciary Corn- Ohiltef' is meeting to de ide tiat to do about its eight-day. old request for evidence from the White House for Its Impeachment inquiry, The commltee, still hoping to bee: from the White House on Its reqtwit, will try to decide what to do in case tlie request is denied. , - __________________________________ BRISSON The Social Democrat,s managed to cling to power in 11am. burg on]) with the help of the small Free Democra ts, the lib. eral pony which has shared a ruling coalition with Rrandt's men in the federal governjnenL Slflcr l%9. KINLAW. E (iREOORy iet,lcrs for E Groty 'flI*w. 61. of 301 Vflht'i Si( '.IIifO,O P'o Ofti tOiii *11 0 """Ora .139 m. 1 Pun4ap, r#wn twwsl horn. with, Rev Jay T oI4'cItinq COIn'to Fvrqyttn fIur.I Ce rn rtç *9 full illveSodr b, 0'ianoo Pf*y*i l'ain4v3 I'TI,I4V 'I Correction ryats gained fair for a total of WASHINGTON, D.C. (AP) 13, and the big winners were the On Nov. lIt, 1973, an conse rv ative Christian pres, dispatch described louis Democrats, who gained 10 and E. Wolfson u a than the stock swindler" and aaidhe had now have 5, 16 ruling coalition, been convicted of stock fraud, Mr. Wolfson ias never tier 'fl Hamburg voting was the convicted of stock fraud first state election since the so- manlpuIaton. He was or con- ijaflsl.ht*-ral coalition won a %Icted of selling his own shares sweeping victory In the 19fl via corporation stock In which federal elections, mainly on the he ne the controlling strength ci Brand i's foreign group, without having first flied xilky trlwnptis. But since then, a rguIatIon statement wi th , he gloss has worn off his East. Securities and Exchange West peace dr ive, Corninisslon. was o , _____ _________ __________ - of clubhouse per 201 square feet of nonstorage space are required for neighborhood youngsters. states. The consultants reported that the size and utilization of the city-owned parking lot between blood and Palmetto Avenues and Seminole Boulevard and Commercial Street makes the lot appear to rnotortst.s to be full when ills not. The enginee rs recommended the city consider Installation of general business buildings. PLAN NOW FOR TOMORROW'S NEEDS- Robbers and 787 tinder ultimate land utilization isanticipated. The young woman who was HOW IS THE TIME to plan, chocs4 and make decisions when Judgment Is not blurred by ntt.ndlna the cash resister replied, "You have got to be kidding. You'll never get away with this," deputies said. Apprirently the would-be robbers took her words to heart because they fled without "i , taking any money, deputle said. 016st Funeral Home in Seminal, County FIRST ESTABLISHED IN ins Rule WE HAVE STATE FORMS Zoological Society represented sponsoring the children's County Editor ttlng zoo at the new zoo, ,y Jim Ryan, president and trustees Gib Blake and Dick which is now under con. Sta te Rep. Vince Fechtel, Ba th gate. The Rota Club is struction. 3peaklflg Monday to the Sanford Rotary Club, called the education system In Florida ws ever associated wi th as It is of iRelatedStory on Page SA) Pointing out the need for reorgarnzauon, Fechtel said, "the State Board of Education is supposed to set forth and approve policies, but the board Is made up of the state cabinet, which has no time except to by jobs." He is drafting a bill to reorganize the education retail 1,311 spaces under ultimate developmentofthearea.Thusa deficiency of 377 spaces in 1990 reported. 322.2131 H its B JANKCA&SELBERRY cent Would-Be man emotion. Plan together before need. Spare your family needlesr1 worry, confusion, and doubt. We at Brl,on will do everything possible to assist you. constructed public buildings. Three spaces ' ---- Fechtel cii a it' mai' (Herald Photo by Jane Casselberry ) Henry Block has 17 reasons why you should come to us for income tax help. High Reason 16. \Ve'Il try to do everything we can to save you money. After all, we want your business again next year, Tops In Contest By ELDA NICHOLS herald Correspondent Area high Julie Anderson, Carl Russell, Jan Pattishall, Richard Drews, Kim Storer, Nancy Coleman, schools par- Frank Killgore, David Spencer, IU..Illh, iIc'.ipIII capital expense rather than a bondable expense," the report Police here L0N(;wooI) are today looking for two men who attempted to hold up an ares food store Monday night, The clerk at the Handy Way Store on SR. 434 and Sand cake Road told pclice two men came to the store Monday night and while one waited outside the paced the aisles other before he walked up to checkout counter with a gun in hand and said, "If I were you I would give me your money," 4 Seminole Sheriff's deputies J, .11 ROTARY HEARS LEGISLATOR Rep. Fechtel with Bob Gregory, program rubber stamp Floyd Christian ticipating in the District Band Jean Brown and Darcy Delano. parking should be included as a Sought rPrrt' The Social [X'mnocrats lost 14 of their 70 seats in the 120-seat legisla ture. The Free Demo- II! E ~J ~ I I ~f ' Speaking ratings: Jackie Trucano, Lila Yarnell,JillKuhn,JeanBowen, Williams, Kim Sell, Kristen Elizabeth Mengel, Meryl Schweizer, Krystal Kerr, Bety Mayhew, Dave Cook, Steve Domansky, Dana Stein, Mike Green, Richard Robertson John IAflU)fl,Ski, Kevin Day, Cindy Lindsay, Neill McGuinness, Gacha, Cheryl Cubbedge, Steve Roberta Karp. Barbara l.emiianski, Bob McAllister, Branch, Kathy Robertson, Barbara Compton, Patty Cindy Gettings, David Nelson, Jill Cumbaa, Anita Jim Ligon, Kevin Anderson and Davidson, Susan LePIrd, Wes Doug Krenzcr. There were also Michael, Gary Metci'lf, Tim 12 excellents. fisher, Diane Thomas, Donna Beasley, Jo Butner, Jody Corner, Pat Hardy, Shelly Segrest, Michelle Warren. .... , - lWT\IY sPNsws PE'Ii'ING ZOO • . , It rI livan, Bathgate, Blake and flrodie core Deaths FUNERAL i ~ . 1. _. I Z_C~_. '. .1. :-? k . :•.'i'- , as- - actually a cluster of eyes giving the fly a mosaic-like image. in uuo - '' - -_ Uy - system. Harry Goodencugh, 16, of 193 Fechtel, who went to the Willow Ave., Is in Florida North legislature last year for his first IypI caI p a r k i n g Hospital with burns over 40 per term, commented, '1 went to requirements listed in the in, of his body, according to Tallahassee with a great deal of terim report, per 1,000 square hospital spokesmen. confidence knowing I knew feet of gross area are: 3.6 for Seminole County Sheriff's everything that was wrong with governmental offices, 1.5 for deputies said Goodenough was government. private offices, 38 for medical I soon came to agree about alone in the hole In the ground buildings and up to 3.7 for the definition of confidence that plywood wi th at was co vered th estabitshints says, 'The feeling one has when the incident occurred, before he really knows what the The report recommends for IWO irienas mob uepuue.s facts electronic equipment to keep Sanf ord the following number Dance Corps, Baton Ensemble track of parkers and illuminate of parking spaces be required they left Goodenough there Fechtel stated he has before and Flag Ensemble. Monday and when they the House o Representatives a a sign indicating whether there for cacti 1,000 square feet of iidnole High School Rand returned they found him, badly bill setting forth a new state Director Roland are any spaces available in the usable floor area: 5.7 for Castro anburned, walking through the policy on water aquatic weeds lot, governmental offices, 4.3 for nounced the following MIS woods. Consultants said the city may private offices and 6.2 for retail that would not wait until weeds students received superior wish to consider a program of and commercial. iam Vinton were out of control, but catch at ratings: Dianne Banninga, Seminole Sgt. Wi ll providing major parking small population stage. It would Judy Williams, Debbie Useable area is defined in the facilities within the three block inspected the clubhouse, divide the state into five K ostival, Robin Hodges, located less downtown area and might report as 70 per cent of the than a half-mile separate districts and he feels Charlotte RinglIng, Sherwood from Goodenough's home, and this plan would justify considerable risks In gros.s building area. be more According to the report, these found a ruptured propane gas economical and more effective. Motile)', Charles Turner, John doing 541 by establishing a Snyder Toni Barca and policy of providing se veral figures provide a "sufficiently cylinder, lie has filed a bill that would Richard McLaughlin. hundred narkinu snaces conservative estimate of the reneal the leiIature ,._.,.. . '' 'o'-' LAIII.V DiW1tIiy cianu uirecmor somewhere in the central parking demands to ensure retirement plan passed last Don Sclumiati,s announced the district and provision of adequate park ing business year that provides for a higher following from his band negotiating with potential In the future." salary and liberal retirement received superior ratings: plan. Fechtel said a legislator Allene Forward, Karen Petri, de velopers, thereby possibly The report lists present is, under the present law, spawning major new, highly parking demand f or the city Sherry Young, Janet Cobb, eligible for retirement after Karen Hicks, Sam Swisher, desirable activities in the hall.cuurttiouse complex as 522 central business district. only serving eight years and he Barbara Avey, DeeDee Hill, for ci ty hall and 470 feels this is taking away the Marcia Knoblock, Ron Taylor, The ci ty of Lakeland did this for the courthouse—and sta tes element of service out of an Kevin Calvert, Allison Orum, about live years ago and the this is met by the availa ble 103 elected office. result was major new con- on-str ee t pa rking spaces and imnmnediatel' 421 off-street parking spa ces. Fechtel revealed Sanford struction City Manager Warren I Pete ) surrounding a municipally built 'Estimated parking Knowles has given him some parking facility. good ideas. The interim parking report requirements for the governThe Rotary Club president suggested t he city of Sanford mental center, based on la nd Reid Brodie presented a check may wish to lower off-stree t use projections furnished by for 12,500 to the Central Florida city planning consultants, show 901 spaces needed by 1990 and gage Area "V - - - evidence has come to light In. a bomb may have gone off ry: dicating an explosion may have aboard the DCIO jetliner, —Six bodies were found cbs- SUtC," Ofl Investigator said. caused the crash of the Turkish causing the worst crash In tered toge ther and rela ti vely There were no survivors from airliner In which 346 persons aviation history, tact s miles from in ix th e crash the crash. died just north of Parts Sunday. site, Indicating they were Th But e airline issued a pawn. At least 17 ci' the victims were ejected while the aircraft was ger list Monday containing only that em if there was Amer icans, ploslon,it might have been still aloft, the last names of those aboard lashgatori searching th —A door to the planes bag- and was slowly assembling ad. crash site 23 milese caused by a bold was found in tact nine ditlonal information cii the casnorth of Paris said they have function and not a bomb. north miles from the main crash site. ualties. explosion theory Investigators saidjt must have 01 several" being The U.S. Embassy in London fal len to the ground a few see- Issued a list of 17 Amer i can Officials close onth before the six bodies, said. But they Pointed to residents of Britain who died In —The wreckage at the crash the crasIL They mclnde4 Wayne site was so shattered that Wilcox. the American cultural pests said it was likely the plane attache In London, his wile, and broke up before it hit the two of their four children; gr' Loren Hart, an executi ve of Qfftc'iaLs at Oily Airport said Cities Service International, his the plane was guarded while it wile, and their ree c ldren; th hi wes 00 the gr ou nd In Paris and Ronald Smith. 12, a GREGORY KINLAW schoolmate the 216 passengers who boarded of e Hart ch th ildren; Th in t he French Ca pi tal were Wright, a broker or omas E. Gregory Kinlaw. 41, of f Merrill searched along wi th their hand Lynch, his VIhlen Rd. Sanford, died t wile and three BONN, Germany (AP) A at Seminole Memorial luggage. But the French civil ch ildren; Clara Lox, $0, an stunning aettsackforC1iancJ Hospital. Born in Bladen avia tion department said the", American citizen living in Wi lly Brandt In a key state County N.C., he ftveJ..j was notnspectJonciti,epia's Britain, and Phyllis Cafe election has added new fuel to for the past 55 years. He was baggage hold because none was Kween, Seattle-born wife ci talk that he Is losing his grip on retired from the U.S. Navy requested by the Turkish air- I4ondoner David Kween, West Germany's politi cal life. after serving 20 years r and from tine. it was not known w Civil Service. He was a member ha t secur UAKLAWN The Nobel Peace laureate of First Baptist Church, Pearl ity precautions had been taken w ho gave his country a new Harbor Survisors, arid In Istanbul, where the flight to standing In wor ld affairs by Club Parts and London originated __ Elks ______ promoting East-West wider. rumenos,- , He is survi ve d by Mrs. JanLt and where the 12 crewmen and sta nding admitted a "severe Kinlaw of Sanford; a daughter, ° the Passengers boarded. setback" after his Social DemoMrs. T. R. (Janice) Punch, cratic party lost its major ity in Mel bourne Beach; three -the Hamburg city-state kgisla. grandchildren; fa ther, Emmett lure last weekend. Kinlaw, Sanford; brother, Stinson Kinlaw, Sanford; three Only two weeks af ter Brandt s rs, iste Mrs. Margaret Watson, was forced to deny publicly that Sa or nf d; Mrs. Bonnie Perry, domestic policy worries Raleigh, N.C. and Mrs. May "When Service Matters" caused him to considerhave reBradshaw, Fern Park; several signing, his declining nieces and nephews. popularity was demonstrated by his party's massive 20 per — cent slide In the Hamburg .___________________ Funeral Notice election. ~ III_ , g ~r ; . -1 - I I Brandt Suffers Setback I I state education cornsolo and ensemble Contest in John Blair, band director of missioner). There are ('ont. From Page IA) no New Smyrna Beach Saturday Lyman High School, announced g reuire A Forest City youth remains specific parkin qrnent..s for or new clear recom- ranked high in ratings. the majorette corps, the brass policy decision is in order to buildings. The city now in serious condition today rnetIons coming out 01 the Bandmaster Dick Feinberg ol choir and woodwind choir determine w hether In fact a requires seven spaces per i,000 following what detectives department, The people th ere Oviedo High School 1131.3 the received a superior, as did the part of the governmental center square feet of usable floor believe was a propane gas taiflk are afraid to come over to the it,...in,, . .',t vi upviii ioiiowing Individuals: Sara operation the provision of space be provided for office and explosion Monday in a legislature for fear of their Investigated After Crash not ruled out the possibili ty that Youth Hurt Afterr F I re •'.' to A FLY MY EYE! within its bounds. the plan will serve the public it's all right with me." I U1 I in about ... . ,.~ / sues except religious ones. PARIS (AP) — Addi tional discussed it not represented at a meeting a week shorter in past few days. ago in which gasoline dealers ap. ('asselberry Mayor Bill Grier said proved the plan, as the meeting was tod ay he thinks th e plan might be scheduled at the same time of the workable. "I am opposed to the regular city commission session, government trying to regulate private However, City Commissioner enterprise, and don't plan to make any Julian Stenstrom said today he did not official recommendations to gas see anything wrong with the plan "But station operators at this time," said I think it's a little late," he added. "if Grier. "One of the fine things - P not recent public meetings, The city was said, adding the lines have been ;;. If ~, Labors traditional coalition unacceptable demands for religious leg. Islafton She secured the sswPort of seven members of par. lLarr.ent outside her own party's 51, and the 10 members of the Religious party are expected to votewi th her on all forelgnpol. icy Issues and all dosnesti: is. 1ucj them. long as it is not defeated on a major issue in comMons. commissioners have partner, ma The new government is expected to come to temls quickly the mine rs on the ba sis ci a pay board report that a pears like ly ti, give them all they demasvjed arid Hea th . s "It's better than sitting in lines," he position on the plan yet and city gasoline station . the a majority government because the National Religious party, takes in the interests of all the people." Sanford / - them is Yitzhak Rabin, chief of staff dunng the ______ ______ then aznhassaq- to the United who was na med to ace yan as defeme minislet. Nther )•afl nor his six lowers in the Rail wing ci' the labor party were among those who visited Mrs. Meir to urge it to stay in office. Mrs Mew was unable to form the Cauv t ' .., forcement officers when they present said today the voluntary gasoline identification," Floyd said. rationing program should at least be le The city of has not taken a given a try, noting his city has no ,' the l7 war. Mrs. Mew's new cat4net list For Troubles In Briotain Winter Springs Mayor Troy Piland . _ I - __-_____~_______i____-__ ) Wednesday -I, ~_~'~`~** (Con't.from page IM / Israeli premier after ap. mittee was irtuafly certain to patently quelling a revolt within her tabor jrty against her choice f a minonty Effective V I Longwood Police Chief Tom Ilennigan said today the case is still under investigation and no arrests have been made, Hennigan declined to comment on possible suspects. 13' interviewing Individual parkers survey teams determined presently approximately 70 per cent of the persons parking in the city-owned lot east of the courthouse are bound for city hall and the c ourthouse and about 96 of the spaces in the 323 space lot are utilized by people not going to the governmental romptex. Importance of parking space for regeneration and expansion of lime downtown central busine ss district is noted in that by 1990 at least 1,911 parking soaces will be needed. There are now only 1,354—on--street and off-street—parking spaces . available in me ii niocs I'U. .- Talk Of am. and 6 p.m. In the three block downtown core area averaged 1.8 while on-street parking turnover averaged 6.2. Average turnover In the large city-owne'I public parking lot was only 1.4, indicating high patronage b) all.day parkers such as is expected In employee lots used primarily for empboyee parkers, according to the interim report. - - . - THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE SANFORD LONGWOOD 301 E. First St. 903 N. Hwy. 17. 322.6771 8314414 Sat. - Sun.CtoS Mon.. Fri. Sto9 - Eanoiiiy' I I -0 Was Buying a compact carwitha sis.cylindcr TI.. ,'-I)oor ,'s,ro. The Chevy Nova basic engine can make a lot of room in your budget. tranportatiun system. Few cars make as If that compact car is an economical 1974 much sen'.e as thi'. one. It". small enough on Chevy Nova 6. you'll also end Up the out'.ide to lx' easy to park and dnv", yet with a lot of room in your car. lom t'ti.,u 'in on the iniide 1. 'r r'S\ "AUt('Ill,)tiv(' Indu'.trie ;"1ll:,.-r* lIs.n::nu' lnck"'';ivs i' (I'Imc 'tIC compact at ally - 'h:n, a it i " P11CI ha' more head and - . 'fl,i?)Ie The shoulder room, front and l'.oe price Iui' rear, than Nova. The thh '.tandard roomy, economical !-(1)r C()U* Nova 6 cume in (h'wii at kit tllreT v('N1ltIlt' i-.S2ti47 imukl'. 1 / •' 7 " 046.1P,, 17 ,'- I).-- Nwo The N va'. r..mr 'at i'.'i nuniyarak'nil able onit' ;ipk like' to get to it last. The I.i -, r li.ur.door version (ii the Nova 6 make'. tlit'. easy. From this point on. the rear N'... p..•' I fl - o.) .k, ,: yen '1\') Iind..'r v;:u. Ju'.t like ers in other Nova miii del'.. \u'lI Ike N'va". '.porty g1 look'., and like other Nova model'., Embargo End Sends Stock Prices Up On Monday the market NEW YORK (All) - Expectations of an early end to the recovered from an earl)' slide to Arab oil embargo set the stock finish mixed In light trading. market on an upward course The Dow Jones Industrial average, down more than 7 today. The opening Dow Jones aver- points in early trading, closed age of 30 industrials was up at 853.18, up 1.26. r.bout a point and gainers Declining issues, however, jumped out to about a 5-1 lead managed to edge out gainers over losers on the New York 707 to 706 on the Big Board. Stock Exchange. Analysts said investor worBrokers said they had ex- ries about uncertainty in the peeled a favorable response British political picture were a from investors to the news that depressant on Monday's mara lifting of the Arab embargo, ket. Those worries were eased arid a lowering of oil prices t')go as Harold Wilson took over as with it, was expected by au- prime minister and began to thoritative sources as early as form a government, brokers 7'!,, !).w.r .\io it.\lue'atlearry ,..jI. .mii.uiol , l' e"'mnf'rtabl) many uc'moriiieal I late lihac I. Nova l) let'. yoU c.ir: lit'. of the ups around comfort .-_ ably. Open the rear hatch. . Id di 'w n t'it ft it "I ii and '.1 loifl' i'iea:) I ~1 1 -: flat load '.paie I _ _ ._IN - _______ _ A lmit y, t lik e r '. ' \t - i = 7 - - tI (';:t' % 1,1t', la'. b'.'uu lw!din, and R'Im \'a jr tfirte', mi )t'.IIs ri'sw. and till, ' U.(, the N'iv.i s,,xifl% to snake mole' ii' 11010 'Vr. It s tIn' car w itli tta' riimi .ou want. - - - I I I! / )00 n t t & t. ,i -,)-n ' without A MIK " h a vi r l g ; l pIni''. trini:: di ' l(iht F0eA,M1'A. A. ,,. '-'.--: not ed. - - Parking turn-over between 10 -' GOOMIPI LOCKis The market also got a lift from apparently stabilized political situations in Britain and Israel, analysts said. Today's Big Board prices Included Howard Johnson, up I at 10; Virginia Electric & Power, down '.. at 1411 , and Ford Motot', up '.at 48. Several oil stocks gained. Cities Service was up I at 551; Occidental Petroleum rose % to lO'a, and Royal Dutch was up 3V at 331, \ J-* 6 M.P.M .1w 111~ Ø'N ABOVE ARE 3 Of 20 SMALL CARS nM CHEVROLEt �S. Tuesday. March 5, 1971 Jack Anderson ^ . Nothing New f - _ -- TheOliVultures By JOHN PINKER3IAN Editor, Coley News Service . Most Americans, particularly those who may have fought in one or more of the nation's wars, today must sympathize with Gen. Michael S.Dyjsori, commander of the 190,000 Army force in Europe. Davison had taken what had been something close to a command riddled with junkies and, with tough detection and en forcement tactics, achieved what he called a "delicate balance between enforcement, drugs and violence." However, the general ran into the American ('lvii Liberties Union and Judge Gerhard Gesell of U.S. District Court in Washington. D.C. The ACLU charged, and Gesell agreed, that Davison's corrective th interfered th the GIs' "civil rights." Davison appealed for the Army and prepared a 5,000-ord affidavit setting forth justi fi cation for middle-of-the-night strip-down barracks personnel examinations, sniffer-dog I. ...A aL.._ a &ium auu uw,r means 01 surveillance designed to raise the combat capability and physical fitness of the Army men in Europe. The general pleaded with Gesell that a return to old days Of unsuppressed narcotics addiction would do irreparable harm to the combat readiness of the NATO-assigned U.S. forces and "could produce an atmosphere of terror' in the barracks." Agreeing with the ACLU, Geseil gave sIkMl shrift to Davison 's pl ea. He took just 45 minutes to consider the 5,000- word affidavit, then it out, describing it as "offensive." "Offensive" or otherwise, Gesell's order rpens the gates to almost unimpaired flow of narcotics among American European military forces and, based on incredibly high disability records in 1972 and 73 among soldiers, it damages NATO's credibility in the face of any Soviet-led Communist adventure along the still me _____________________ =- ods - z __ I - . . uneas. Iron Curtain. A few figures and facts of the last 18 months show just how bad the situation was—before the start of Davison's crackdown in September, 1973. In 12 months before last September. 9,575 GIs were positively identified through urine tests as users of heroin or other opium-based drugs. In the last three months, under Davison's program, that figure dropped to 1,206. These figures did not include men caught wi th drugs or those who turned themselves in. Nor do t hey include figures for marijuana, hashish and other narcotics. An important side effect of widespread drug usage has been the increase in hepatitis. There were 1,500 cases but 4,000 in 1973. Without . threw ________________ r0anfarbfrreb TELEPHONE 322 2611 300 N FRENCH AVE.. 831 9993 SANF(ID. FLA. 32771 WALTER A. GIELOW, lisher WAYNE D. DOYLE — - - . ______ made some significant . . - iti Lin _. . . - ) . Man.ing Editor LLOYD DEWEY ROBINSON Circulation Manager City Editor Sports Edfloi' AdVI 1jsingAft,,3,,. revolution I I / - ' , . . -.-. 10 - _i\ I,' c\' 16 I -4 JANE CASSELBERRY Cour4y Editor CHARLES HAYS Mechanicat Supt. 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Published daily and Su ndays. eacept Saturday The Herald is a member at the Associated Press *hiCh is entitled e.ciusively to the use f or reproduction of all he local Place — _____________________________________ Bruce Biossat Democrats' race is still to come WASHINGTON (HEA) We nail can't be sure that the Republ ic party facing the 1976 presi dential race La as bad off as some poll ng a veting evidence suggests. If it is, thin the national be gettin1 ready to vote for almost anyone on the ballotmay with a big 'D after his name. We do know this. Most of the Democrats jockeying for posiHon at this very premature stage are either not making any special dent upon the public mind, or are not exhibiting any particular skill in the business of seeking the nomination, Take the case of Sen. Henry M. Jackson of Washington, who tried in 1972 and is an unmistakable 1976 bidder. It is a commonplace of the political circuit that. Putting aside the uncertain aspirations of Sen. Edward M. Kennmy. Jackson ,s far ahead of the rest of the party pack. By some measures this may be true. The question Is whether the measures have much long-range meaning, Jackson's prese nt course is. .w ear, largely a repeat of his early efforts for 1972, with somewhat stronger emphasis. For one thing, his partly televised Senate committee hearings on t he oil shortage provided the notion he want,s to convey — that he is in liii thick of the big Issues troubling the country. newt printed in ih.,, 'ie*spsper Herald Area Correspondents J Longwood Ann Black Community '.'r-.i III P?9 11, Bear 1*.. ForeitCity Lake Monroe 372-Hn 3727611 Ginev . Slav Ia Li: Mathi,v. 305205 Deflona. Enterprise Faiviafte Edwards Oslese Mrs. Clarence Snytte. m 411 C111111101111118 Lisa Baker 36S S207 Winter SpriIIf$ Anament, Nancy Booth 372 6731 EIda N3ct1s 038 111"2 _____ ____ TaØwsst E. Estates Juan & 67I.2S -. _. Casw$errb - For* Pink 0INa4. Eistbrk 13S29'2or67.zs$0 11.0ow-UMNOW.UWArmnow Ray Cromley '_, Energy independence is slogan, not fact INEA) This reporter sat in the other day on meetings of an advisory committee for President Nixon's inde-pendencr'.in. encrg -byl9$0 program. It was an cyi• orner. kor one thing, it as made cle ar that i the Arabs lilt their embargo Immediately and begin shipping in April at the '' r'p _-3.-;,. i' - 01 '10 4 Pot Crash Links Sought SEBRING, Fla. (AP) Police today were searching Ow wr ec kage of a marijuana-laden airplane for possible links to two other planes loaded with drugs that crashed earlier th is year. "It's definitely fitting the pat tern of the o ther crashes," a spokesman f or the Flor ida Departmen t ci Law Enforcement said Monday In Ta llahassee, The latest crash Involved a Lock heed Lodestar that went down Sunday In a palmetto field about 20 miles sou th of Sebring. Poli ce estimat ed the plane was loaded with more than a ton of manIjuna . Police said one of the occupants, James Horace Chance, 55 was killed and the other, Noel Lee Reed, ,survived but was seriously injured . Roth men from Fort La uderda le. — ; 1 were Regents Delay Fee Change .1 PENSACOLA, Fin. iAP The Board of Regents has delayed act on on a proposed new student fee sched ule th at would have given a break to part-time studen ts and charged extra f or those who take heavier credit loads. Bill Davis, represen ting the Coun cil of Studen t Body Presi dents, objected Mond ay to the change and asked the regen ts to mainta in fees at the present level of $190 per quarter for undergraduates and $240 for graduate students. Regents also created the position of regents professor, which could be fi lled by state universi ty presidents and chance ll or s who resign their posts. — 4 L : First Black Patrolman Hired ' I t , • TAI.1.AHASSEE, Fin. API - Harmon Shields has opened his te nure as natural resources director by announcing '.1w hiring of the first black Florida marine Patrolman and a black environmental adviser. Shields also had the de partment's equal opportunity coordinator, LV. Davis, report to the Cabinet on progress in hiring oth er minority group members since he was hired Dec. 4. Three oth er black applicants are being considered for the Marine Patrol, Shields said, adding from a prepared sta tement, "I ha ve been most pleasantly surprised by the way I have been received." Connor Completes Ride TAIJAIJASSEE, Fin. tAPt — Agriculture Com- down itie use of oil and other forms of energy through the missi on er Doyle Conner has completed his 220-mile ride St. Augustine to Flor ida's capita l city with the hope th at some of the country he crossed can be preserved for widespread future horsemen. I could be saved, One adminktration man expressed the, mathematics in other lerms. The goal, he said, is to cut the annual er.ergy Consumption growth rate from the present 5 per cent to 3 to 3.5 per cent. T other nine million barrel dali gain by 1985 would be short of fuel, achieved by production increases. lIone t ha n half of this — For another, no one at the meeting talked about indepen five million barrels — would be accounted for by the dew In sIx years. The publicly proclaimed year — 1980 — Is Alaskan pipeline. A slogan, net a reality. The equivalent of some 2.5 million barrels would be made The The date used In their conferences was INS, more than a available by Increases in coal p duction and by coal con hence. ro version. Even for 1985. the advisers were not talking of it pcn. Added nuclear plants would account for a gain of only dence. The best they hoped for was that by 19*5 the United 600,00 barrels a day of oil equivalent, and h ydroelectric, Slateswould be increasing production and energy-saving solar and geothermal development fur $00,000 arrels. measures at n pce great enough to con-iine the Arab states As teen ram the above fi gure,, what we are talking about and other oil rich countries this nation could hold its own in for 1985 is primarilt a downhold on consumption plus a ma any future embargo and that the well . with Auwrir'an help, jar boost from Alaska's North Slope. The other boosts — from would be in a position to get by without a collapse. The hope coal, oil shale, solar energy, geothermal power and nuclear thus Is that the Arabs would think three times before again stations — are going to move ahead slowly, carflng a boycott or leapfrogging prices out of sighs. To encourage the conservation administration Fine ly, the President's energy plan as outli plan calls ned is based on (or, William Simon's Federal Energy Offi ce Is studying guestimates so hazy the Officials who produced the figures four possible levies — an increased Sax on gasoline, on crude all, and outlined the forecasts at times apo1ogisJ profuse y (or on all energy sources and on excessive residential energy pulling data almost out of thin air. use. lip from "On Tallahassee's 200th anniversary, some persons Interested In horses should Lake the ride," Co nn er sa id Monday night at the pageant celebrating Tallahassee's 150th anniversary, "Part ('f th e Bellamy Trail and the Old .Vanish Trail should be preserved,' he said. "I don't see why the Department of Transportation couldn't begin now planning to acquire right of way." In fact, arrived at by t a ki ng the total normal energy demand predicted for 1983 and arbitrarily assuming 12 per cent pre-embargo rate, the United tates, will still be $ per cent ____________________________________________ 11111111111111111111111 -- --moft-,111111111111111 Marco Islanders Ask Action MIAMI(AP) A committee of Marco Island residents says progress In th e area has been at a standstill while the state decides If the I)eltona Corp. can dredge and fill 5,200 acres In Collier County. — Ci mnll~~~ "Get Into THAT line! Maybe there's a station around hare some*t,ete and they're waiting to get gas." 'Y'' over Hearing Tests Set For Orlando Area Electronic hearing tests will be given free at the orange Hearing Aid Or. 1103 S. Orange Ave. Orlando for a limited time only. A Certified Hearing Aid Audiologist will be at this of. lice to perform the test. TALlAhASSEE, Fla (AP) Gov. Reubin recommendations to the three names submitted Askew plans quick action in sifting through the to the governor," he said. 'erton,47, was appInd to the (frmitC appointment to the Florida Supreme Court in Pinellas County In 1964 and has subeequentiy The Supreme Court nominating commission been elected to the position, Monday recommended Circuit Judge Ben Sundberg, 40, Is a member of the Florida Bar's Overton of St. Petersburg, attorney Mallory board of governors who specializes In cornMiami and attorney Alan Carl — ' classr(min so that (tie prograin will not be curtailed. It will take six portables to complete project. Herald Photo by George Hayes) Prosecutor Named In Chr stian Probe TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) ness and banking venture, has Gov, Reubin Askew hat ap- moved to Buenos Aires, Argen. pointed a special prosecutor to tina. George adoption of energy-saving devices and This predicted saving admittedly a wild guess and was, the Miami Heart Institute, Cause of death was listed as gas gangrene and sepsis (decay) associated with therapeutic sheep cell Injection of the buttock, "We are undertaking a thor- won 't Sundber of Askew is bound by law to name one of the three nominees to replace former Chief Justice Va am hi't Th,tr'sAv Carlton. who .- -rPtirv4l --'---I - Anyone who has trouble hearing or understanding mercial, banking ai-A corporate law Cam. Horton, 60, Is a former FBI agent who specialius In appellate legal work. He served on torn The governor has 60 days to make his choice, when he resigned In mld4erm because of what heCar, called the position's low salary. but press secretary Don Pride said ,'sew who announced retirement plans In to ad much In Januar,sa1dheWQuldeaaout$nn, Commission chairman Dixie of Pen. retirement pay than his $2,000 take home pay as sacola said Hornton, Overton and Sundberg nominated from a list of 20 judges and lawyers a Supreme Court justice. who applied for the $36,000-a-year job. Beggs said a number of qualified persons were "Commission members were pleased with tht discouraged by the salary paid to Supreme Court high caliber of the Individuals who responded justices and the fact that the appointee would and fuund it extremely difficult to narrow their have to run for election this Fall. —. Wendell H. Mills, committee chairman, told the Slate Pollution Control Board Mo nd ay th at it has had more than a year to make a decision and houId now act quickly to approve Deltona'S req uests. The board Is holdin g its second day of hearings today on the firm's application for dredge and fill permits for Its CollIer Ray, Barfield Bay and 31g Key Bay projects State particular lost. Everyone should have a least once a year it there is any trouble at all hearing clearly. Eveh hearing test at people now wearing a hear. rig aid or those who have been told noitetsg could be done for them should have a hearing lest and find out about the latest methods of hearing correction. The tree hearing test will be given for a limited time only at the office listed be. low, If you can't get there call the number below and arrange for an appointment Grand Jury Empan eled investigate allegations that Education Commissioner Floyd The Investigation was touchChristian awarded $1 million In ed off by a series of articles In TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) conspiracies to commit viola- Judge Marvin Mounts of West contracts to a inasinesa associ- the St. Petersburg Times con- — The Florida Supreme Court Lions of the laws involving nan- Palm Beach to preside. cerning contracts the Depart. has empaneled a statewide cotles ate. or dangerous drugs," The grand jury will be cornAskew said Monday tha t the mint of Education signed with grand jury to Investigate the Coy Reubln Askew had re- posed of 18 persons selected ' corporation to develop apparent rampant smuggling of Busseys Investigation, which statewide, who will sit for a quested the grand jury. quested by the Joint Legislative reading systems. marijuana Into 11w state. year hearing evidence. Auditing Committee, would be The committee last week rec. IM high COUnt directed floriThe appointment of State Narcotics agents report that handled by State Atty. Edward omrnencje1 a special prose. is's first statewide grand jury Atty. E.J. Salcines of Tampa as Florida has become a Astin of Jacksonville. eaton, saying the Investigation to Investigate "commission of the grand jury's prosecutor was for marijuana smuggled from "I'm confident that It will be had reached the point where It crimes involving narcotics or confirmed by the Supt cmi Mexico, Jamaica and Co. a fair and Impartial Investiga.ought to be turned over to the dang"rous drugs or attempts or Court, which named Circuit loinbia. Lion," Christian said in a state- judicial system. Issued by a spokesmen, "I look forward to cooperating Askew Issued a statement with the state attorney In every saying his decision to appoint Austin as the special prosecutor way possible," Askew urged the legisktive was "In no way a reflection" on his or her ment to determine - - at home. Call collect, Our is directly across street from Orange office the Memorial Hospital. 0 16 RANGE HEARING AID CENTER 1103 S ORANGE AVE. gateway ORLANDO PHONE 849.6520 mint Broward Raid Nets committee and Auditor Cmml .State Ally. Hwy Moffison of Ernest Lillian to give to Austin Tallahassee. Record Hashish Haul RENT Electronic a New is FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. ride back from the Islands with Calculator for all Information concerning The Times ran an editorial (AP) — Federal and local clii. Thorp. contracts awarded to attorney. Sunday accusing Morrison IGOI I. i Manley said the hashish was businessman Robert Bussey. being a "pussy cat prosecutor" CLals say they have confiscated . couatry's the biggest a month haul of too large a shipment for the It #41H , Bussey, who formerly liv who has been soft onprominent hashish during a raid on a 48 South Florida market and was St. Petersburg and was assocl- politicians accused of foot racing boat. probably Intended for shipment ,IUI'7J sled with Christian In a bU.'i. WTOfldOifl1 and apply rental toward Investigators said Monday through a large portion of the I urehes. price $94.95 % 4 they found 2,439 pounds of corn- east. . / pressed hashish, a drug derived 113!. aOiiN$Oa. OsuisDo He said the investigation of from manlivana, and arrested the ship's activities Included i i Wds, five persons from the sloop War aid from U.S. Customs, Coast Cry when it docked here after a Guard, Bahama officials, and Lurs parcantag.. lea sw voyagebelievedtohavebegun Flonidapolice. in Morocco. The hashish was valued at HOMESTEAD, Fla. (AP) — "Labor cost, harassment, $0,000 wholesale or $2 million .. The tomato king of South FIOci- market conditions, imports retail. , " I .... da says he's tired of the hassle from Mexico, my age—all of John H. Manley, regional diand will harvest his these things put together" are rector of the U.S Justice De" I - - _ 4, k1 , last crop next month. him to quit, he said partment's Drug Enforcement 1 "1 can't continue fighting the Monday. AdmInistratIon, said the War _____ I -' elements, the insects, the InCar penter, w ho controls a Cry was watched far weeks '" -ci'-. flation, and all those consumers fourth of Dade County's huge after au thorities received a tip ,— ': complaining," C.C. Car- tomato crop, says his packing out of Miami. penter, 65. house and all his equipment are Mosley said the motor:up for We. equipped sloop is believed to be At its peak four years ago, owned by Its captain, Jstan St. . Carpenter Farms had 5,000 Edmond Thorp, 36, of Vanacres under lease and em- couver, British Colombia, ployed l,C'OOfield hands. In 1972, tie said Thorp, seaman Wil_____ Carpenter says he spent $2.7 ham Alexander Lord, 24, of ____________ mlllign on production and Vancouver, and three Fort Lou. of 2,500 acres. He derstle men were arrested on also owns a 90,000-square-foot ledera! narcotic's charges of packingplant valued at conspiracy to import, Imports. s".0m. lion of a controlled substance TAIJ.AIIASSEE, Fla. SAl') "I'm proud of agriculture, and possession with Intent to — The Panama City Q auto deal. It's the greatest business In the distribute. ership operated by state worhi," he says. "But some- The three identified as publican Chairman LE, "lOIn. shere along the line we've got- William A. Stort.z, 20, ship's my" Thomas has been fined ten a bad image. Most people no carpenter; his brother, Steven 11,000 and placed on six months longer view farmers as sources Stortz, 27, ship's carpenter, '/ probation by state Motor Ve. of fond. Many regard farms as and Mowbray lladaway, 33, bide Department offIcials, undesirable neighbors, sources marine contractor. The punishment for title ap. of offensive odors, noise, Friends of the three Fort ivauun vwiauous was anpollutants and competition for Lauderdale men say the trio That's how much you can save jounced Monday by John Calrecreational lands. had delivered a bu t to the Bson a 3-minute long distance call anywhere in fin, director of t he department. "I'm sick and tired of it." ham..s and roe-ely hitched a Florida if you dial direct without an operator's Thomas was not available for assistance after 5p.m. And that 75% could add up .'omment. -.-w Under terms of the probation, to a maximum savings of $2.25. The rate is even l'hornas will be allowed to conlower all day Saturday and up until 5 pm. on Sunday. Inue selling cars at Tommy So dial direct. The percentages are in your favor: fliomas Chevrolet, one of North $10 ( Tomato King Qu tt ng; go Tired Of Farm Hassle of fanning forcing _' .,,.., -- — says ', ............... r Auto Title Violations B ring Fine - - . -- harvesting % 5 were Lee -,...' - .. 'lorida's largest car deal- 'rships. But Calvin said the inn must closely observe state nolan vehicle title law. He said the agency violated wo sections of the law, one of ihich provides a maximum enalty of up to five years In jail rpon conviction In court. - MAXIMUM EVENING RATES DDD.................................... . 75': Station To Station (Operator handled) ............Sl.25 Person To Person (Operator handled' ............ $3.00 Maximum Savings............................$2.25 - V. I ,.'t,itt.J {.ct Navg..tita.i, Sbarea smile. Dial longdlstancetonjght. Is welcome to have a lest using the latest electronic equip- — Around the country. Jackson is cultivating two prime money constitutencies' — his friends in labor and the con- th ing . As one of the committee's senior Republicans, he also ser trIbutor-mjndJ Jewish community Inevitably Impressed ved his st rong pro-Israeli stands. by on a special subcunjnjtg,e which investigated whether to linIt is these latter forays, especia lly into so he ut rn California, peach Supreme Court Justice William 0. Dooglas in 1970. The that have shudders through the more liberal Jewish àun1e found no Impeachable conduct. contributors who see Jackson as arch-conservative t HUtChIflsofl was the lone diasente'. He objected that the But these fears are quite misplaced. If you ob" re4xft add in WU written "without taking a word of his vious strong links to the defense contractor category, the test1mcy under oath." Now, he has done an about-lace. He sees no need, he told consequenceofhlses*ablIshedbawkde(eme plain that Jackson can now, as for I 972 I is us, to take the Prulduit's testimony, "It tso't necessary to on money. That Isn't his real problem. No poll count among Democratic testily if he wants to voters places him even as high as crippled Gov. ,he should be accorded that ntØit" Wallace, who ranges around IS per cent in Back in 1P70 Hutthbn adopted a broad view of the Douglas second place behind Kennedy. Jackson has hard ly begun to sell himself to hlflpesctuzientprobe. It should "Include an Investigation his own Party's electorate, Into tinproper conduct,," he said. This was ne The e fort in 1971-72 was a crashing failure, As cessary, he Insisted, to one determine "whether some of the jus veteran Democratic analyst puts tice's activities, If not tinit: "He's deadly on the trail. Immensely likeable persona lly, he peachable, seem so improper as to merit congressional censure.' nevertheless came Now, Hutchinson Is singing a diff erent tune. across as dull, inept, unpresjdential, unsure. will go for He had 18 months or to on the road to learn, dnd he never matters which we impeachable," he told us, When"1 asked whether really improved. And the whole crucial testing period for he would Include Improper conduct by the Presiden t, Hutchinion him in the 1976 race, including the gamut of 23 primaries, is said he would 'put this aside," still ahead. Kennedy's declaration that he won't his final inten' lions known until late 1975 puts a crimpmake In other candidacies which might (it into his center-left part of the spectrum. Most mentioned, and probably chief su fferer, is Sen. Walter Mondale of Minnesota, Mondale is attractive, able, widely accepted as decent and honorable. But what he needs most right now he does not appear to have. tices. . i IMPEACHMENT 1LFfl(: In a recest column, we reported that Rep. Edward Huttith*m, R-MIcb,, was directing a seaet attempt to obstruct the House Judiciary Committee's u1 In to the Impeachment of President Nixon. He kudty denied that he had asked GOP staff members to do any such Of the total improvement in the supply-demand balance hoped for, equivalent to 16 million barrels a day of petroleum by 1985, almost hail — seven million barrels — is to be achieved through conservation, That Is, by holding - . FIRST PORTABLES AR R IVE INSPECTING FIRST two portables to arrive at patron for the LRSII building fund. The pernew site for Little Red School house in Elder tables are being readied for use by children and Springs are Mrs. Katherine Wolff (left), at least $8,000 more is needed to install a third 41 increases popularly in-agined. _____________ ' ~ _ I FLORIDA 3 Even so, the revised plan doesn ' ( call for the huge energy - attorney. In Naming New Justice ' --- sent i SIc Weak s;i 206 months in .~q;~i:-11151_- of Sanford, and Mrs. Christine Jones, executive director of Seminole County Association for Retarded Children. Auxiliary was first paid federal allocation plan. Rum ng Hard to Stay - ' president of American IA"9i0l) Atixiliary Unit 5:1 Agency Is now trying to make 111,1clustments. A sp4emn am I 11 SUBSCRIPTION RATES I noted that all oil entering the United States Is checked by Qastoma. Therefore, he claimed, all Imported gas Is subject to the dE4 lIS.1N9. In effect, ft is aimed - Homiw Ditiv,ry . revolution that lasted between RAY STEVENS PreslRoomForeman CHRIS NELSON Mawwe particularly in low-Income neighborhoods, have alm closed. None of these factors were taken Into account The fast-buck boys, meanwhile, have taken advantage of the oil piJ1iC to buy bootleg oil abroad and rese ll It at a premium to American wholesalers. They do business by telephone and Telex, of Some Western analysts term the movement a "maintenance __ :;-- -.-'. Our sourcea I _ffi - _ii~QT72FUJ _____ .\ the deaths, but of the entire operatlon at the clinic to determine whether any laws have been violated," said Louis St. Laurent, assistant Lee County state The News Press said it also has learned that officials are seeking clinic records to learn the names of those treated the past six months. Peterson disputes whether there are grounds for an Invesligation. __ - Is \ deeper. the political, economic, and other reforms Introduced The gas was using fragmented and sometimes inaccurate Information. The Federal Energy Office also used 1972 as the base period for calctlating the allocations. But the population growth and the travel patterns have changed. A large number ofgu,.j, et price Smaller tathrs yield around *1 million for the middleman. Black marketeers operating on the West Coast, for instance, bought oil In Rumania and refined It in I taly. They demanded up to 125 a barrel. A large volume of black-market petroleum is processed In Italian refineries. The probable reason, say our sourua, Is that Italy has surpmm refining ca pacity. it this had led to whispers, which our sources camel verily, that the Mafia has moved into the oil brokerage business. Despite plentiful petroleum, meanwbile, many Americans are forced topayho gpr1ceafortheirgll Footnote: An American Petroleum Imtitute spokaunan denied that oil compses are boarding Mocks. Industry sources admitted, however, that some gasoline Is held back because It difficult to obtain. vet the mar oil anies hay reed to pe available audi oil on the world market, claiming gevenanent regula tions make It unprofitable. miggeat that the oil companies also fear a flood fortign oil would drive gasoline prices down. The Federal Energy Office acknowledged that Its In- .. ) pta — mpt ton million above . Of BOB The federal allocation program has also been badly g The fr fall rn1ne.on s t regional baits, the extent of gas scarcity and the availability of sup ade noreal atte tortheflow of gas th or out of the 10 regions. full . -'S.-.-.- - body, but said results of an autopsy be known for two weeks, The Dallas Insurance mag. nate who suffered from diabetes and a heart condition, died Jan. 21 after undergoing rejn. ough Investigation not only of Askew Plans Quick Action available at the pumps. ply. Them checking reports of two more venatlon treatment at the new deaths of persons treated at the life clinic operated by Dr. Robclinic but said the mvestlgation ert Peterson In North Fort was Incomplete and would not Myers, investigators said. release the names. Sacco, who was treated at the Investigators also confirmed clinic for poor circulation, died Monday that they went to Texas Jan. 22, two days after he was last week and exhumed Reed's transferred from the clinic to Adver ti w men I Some oil vultures operate outside the law, bribing govum t officia ls In the oil-producing countries. Most black-market oil comes from Indonesia, Ubya, Nigeria, Rumania and Venezuela — less from the Persian Gull states. p WINIFRED F. GIE LOW Comptroll.r - demanding cash in the bank before they wiH complete a deal. - and Confucius," has all the earmarks of becoming a iwo-cul. toni with all that that Implies. Ostensibly, the canpajgn Is directed at cniticign of the ideas of the ancient Chinese sage Confucius and the late former Defense Minister Lin PtaowholabeiJuajnclay practitioner of Confucian philosophy. Lin Thao died In a plane crash In Mongolia In September, 1971, in wake of an abortive coup attempt 0 against Chinese Communist -I Party Chairman Mao Tie-tang. But, In fact, the Implications that campaign go much cr cize " . a . Myflng Ofr*c$oq & Auoclat Publish,r FRANK VOLTOLINE, General MJ,,. JOHN A. SPOLSKI. Associate Editor DAUU~YANT ually — . given sheep cell Injections there In the past six months, the Fort Myers News Press has learned, copyrighted story Sunday the newspaper reported a Lee County probe Into the deaths of Texas millionaire Arthur Reed, 50, and George Sacco, 39, a Tampa fireman. OffIcIals said they were In a L_____ East a year a — which =MYERS, Fla. (AP)— Aes Investigating the deaths of two men treated at a rejuvenation clinic say they are seeking names of other people C' with u sk 1 u — / Given Sheep Blood Shots 1. We leftist.t" may be taking place, fact that a serious debate over And, signlflcantiy, some of Although the Chinese deny policy Is under way between the most obvious differences HONG KONG J udging that the campaign Is aimed at two groups s classified as are reflected In economic from the bits and pieces of Individual leaders now in moderates" and 'radical policies. Information China has made available so far, Western -•''—. _1.'-. ... In this listening post .-V. ". have concluded that China . I,I.t1:,,. . that the at halting any backsliding that power, there Is no hiding the economic advances In 1973. M. The question Ofl eve mind now, however, u whe ther or not the massive, cwtunl revoluUon.-likepolitical camPsin currently unfolding will an Inhibiting effect on further economic progress this ,'ea That political campaign, , — -- Copley News Service 'i .t, 4- ` I.*~ 1;, estimates Authorities Seek People 'I d . ' ., Moderates, Radical Leftists Battle - -?.-_ I . 0-*1 I in China Perspective the _"~_ Davison . there will be 10,000 cases 1974. WASHINGThN We have uncovered evidence that tinTh e situation regarding enlisted men, nonbroken scrupulous are selling oil on the black market for t. commissioned officers and some officers staggering profits. This is added to the soaring prices that the "down" with addiction and hepatitis has been so consumers mist pay as they shiver In underheated homes and bad on some occasions Army was in a wait In long gas lines. low state of military posture in the face of Our Investigation has taken us from the backrooms Of possible Communist attack. Washington to the oil-rich shelkhdomi of the Middle East. found plenty of oil available, but the distribution has been thrown out of whack by bumbling bureaucrats and greedy middlemen. Th ere are other equally dramatic aspects to in Saudi Arabia, we were told that the Arabs are pumping th e seriousness of the problem. One junior ofmore od than came out of Middle ago. At the ficer platoon leader, a West Point graduate, was Institute, we learned that gasoline In U.S. told by a fellow officer to stay away from "the storage tanks exceeds the level last year at this tin*. barracks' upstairs because the pot smokers are Why, then, do motorists have to line up for gas and pay exor. up there and they don't want officers interfering bi tatit prices' them." Inside sources tell us that the oilmen arc keeping their storage — tanksfull—some say asahedgeagalnstfuture shortages, others say a holdout for higher prices. Whatever the reason, the result is that there's l gas in 1972 wi .. his enforcement program. .10 I Tuesday, March 5, 1974-5A .1 10., - 'Civil Rights' Thwarts Army Again The Sanford Herald 1 i (S".,WL.-iIa" J r -", Southern Bell - �_____- 6A-TheSanfordHald ... . , .: . Tuesday, March - . - Dear r:I s. l97 I I. - __ pj-• Galletta Abby - I IZ - - - The Sanford Herald S I li" Guest Dad Thinks Prostitute Of C 14 ~ * -1-1 Flonor POLLY'S POINTERS Women ______________ Should Teach Sex By At Bridal Fete ABIGAIL VAN BURC'4 I of . - DEAR M.C.: It Prostitutes offer educational courses for Inexperienced boys, It's news to me. Perhaps your husband knows some who do. Its be a gradaate'J And what it a student develops such a ferocious loyalty to hl. 'alma mater'' that he keeps going back for graduate eourses I* m On Your side. Mother. And I'll bet the pr9slItut" are. too. DEAR ABBY: I am ncarly go years angwer for me &a it has tI'3ubled me for a long time A relative of mine has the one and only pure of my dear departed mother and her first child-my older sister, who iso now dead Iknowt it is possible to have pictures copied I imagine they simply take a picture of the original, wiich should do no damage to the original. My problem Is that this relative refi to let thAt original picture out of her sight. She is now convinced that it will do the original no harm to have a picture taken of It, but Is there any place where this can be done while a person waits? She will not hear of leavinp It over-night anywhere. She lives in Chicago. Thank )•ou. -- : SIGN ME "OLD" Maria Galletta, carnations, baby's breath and bride-elect of WiLliam David yellow ribbon with white acRiCharde, was Kb0flonorat cents were presented to the a lingerie shower at the home of bride-elect, her mother, Mrs. Miss Janice Holcomb, 157 Bart Galletta and mother of the Pinecrest Dr. Co-hostesses with future bridegruom, Mrs. W. B. Janice were Mrs. W. W. titter. RiCharde. The hostess gift was back and Miss Donna Utter. a complete negligee set. Games back, were enjoyed during the Thepartyareawasdecorated evening alter the gift opening. in a bridal theme with a large Other invited guests Included, table piled high with colorful Mrs. S. M. RiCharde Sr., grandgilt wrapped packages. The re- mother of the bridegroom, freshment tabl,, overlaid with Mmes. Ronnie Pratt, James a white cut-work cloth was cen- Almond, David Butler, William tereti with a bridal figurine, Holcomb, Michael Galletta, flanked by two six branch silver Misdelin RiCharde, M. W. Ricandelabra wih small tapers. Charde, Richard Eaton, Mary Guests were served chicken Boyd. Tim Donahoe and Da vid it salad sandwiches, lime sherbet Cook, punch, nuts, chocolate party Also the Misses Pam Skates. mix mints and cake. The cake Tawny Fernandez, Susan dccoratc ss ith eli-sw hoffman, Kathy Iloffnian, icing, white roses, green leaves Sylvia Smith, Lynn Smith. and the inscription "Congratu. Paula Holcomb, Cindy lalions," Holcomb, Cheryl Lowle, Robin _ EOMges Of Yellow and wlate RiCharde and Sherrie Cook. I • ', I 1). S.-. ' 'C , • I 12 ill. t r I 02k ii, i ., . ~! 1~'& I , --.f -. - I ,, - -. -- ... (I to r, seated) Mrs. W. B. RiCharde, Maria I If It - , • - - - - I ' ' .• ' -- • • '. • - It • ' ,•. 1" I - - - - DELTONA BUSINESS and Professional Club celebrated its 5th anniversary with a dinner party at DeLand Country Club, Women's Presenting a scroll (among other mementoes) to the club, listing the names of the first officers and charter members, l.s Mrs. Carol E Forrer nact r e r nrpciffDnt ""' 01" fl '..,IUU and organizer of the Deltona BPW Club, Receiving the scroll are Mrs. Violetta a. r .'i -i. JIsIWJI( V. / . J P' . - 4 II PC Easy terms 377 753 - - , , - Hodgepodg ihrush b(.ti;fl,IS 11 - '1 ' ,' I , S ( ' 't . N' March u self-lie belt Short sleeve dress with stand-up collar and modified A'In skirt (center) i in Paint'bush pattern with splashes and strokes of red, royal and yeh(w on all-white cotton. Sliver double-buckles a belt and wraps it around one of the most important suit jackets of the spring/summer season (right). Its shown here with a long-sleeve Otana shirt and modified A-line skirt of imported fibranne to match the dolman sleeved ca'dsgan jacket. These designs are from the $Drinof - SIVIII11mi 01 AcflhJIe[)3tfiO ' pu's t-t.&biu- • , -_ 9""sum .- 0 $ 1 I .1 " S• 5k 0 uu.0 , I-s unit 1HIY.N I In'uri-nts ,II ' ' 0 • . .,i ' -' •10 In t $ , niu'ns,r 360b1i't"r,st.- 9Suppost's 37 Otjkptj 391 nrs inistat, II 55ilherrd 12 Ins siatin 1301 Spain IS JOhn (.-I 21 F.mtwiIssht- ,,aut SOulII. pInt 4i I U(fr',) LON . Ni l3jg - - .I II_ : I -dUhIlII d 25 Assam 48 Gidf mound 27 Darling 51 New Guinri 79 (,jmh',i, 7 89 1O - - boat Entertainment 3:30 (2) How To Survive with f, ft moo t No TOM LAUGHLIN OEIORES TAYLOR " s, - t - ItI1 Os.I* TNIATRI _____ , JII 4'JL'NE 6:00 (9) SunrIse Jubilee 6:15 (2) Sunshine Atmanac (6) SunshIne Almanac 6:30 (2) Spring Street U.S AL (6) Sunrise Semester 7•00 (2) Today (6) CBS News (9) Bozos Big Top 8:00 (6) Cit Kangeroo (9) Mote Douglas Show 9:00 (2) PhIl Donahue .130 • (9) (44) 5:00 (21) (44) .oj nfl. 0'_ ant N IC 1 --- c, ONE WEEK ONLY- STARTS FRIDAY Orlando: Conway ii, Northgate IV Orange Blossom II, Plaza ii OlIVE-rn "P1*WiIiJTHt*TItI I iI Eustis: Plaza Theater 14141114 19 (Starts Thursday - 3 Days Only) "Happy Hookers" De Land - Athens Theater AT$ s "Mooiili ahtini WIves" I' ç (9) Lucy Show (21) , PLAZA THEATER (44) Bultwinkle 1:00 (2) Somerset (6) Mery GrillIn MORNING _____ --- 'i'')" (6) Ma tch Game Cme Life To WEDNESDAY (J . picture as black escapism, and others-more of them- A Marriage (44) News a44I.4s SOIl *01 G1111(00^41"01"t-l"410 I SO O4 •Oa .s4.. 9.9:30 PBS BLACK JOURNAL "Black Film: Hip Off or HightOn?" They've been called black exploitation films, and (44) New Zoo Revue iii "' £ ______________ _______________ Tonight Show Movie Winter Dreams I 8:30-10 ABC TUESDAY MOVIE OF' THE WEEK "The Victim" RERUN Originally, the "Sex Symbol" was to be shown, but the network pulled it back. So its ''lime Victim,*, starring Elizabeth Montgomery in a spine.tir,gler. She plays a womanstrandedbyastormina house owned by her sister, who is nowhere in sight The truth is the sister has been murdered, and Miss Montgomery Is the ne xt intended victim. George Maharis plays the sister's husband and Eileen Heckart is featured as the housekeeper. ,, %V1ShL'S, ''"''' - '', '. * uHI r-..-_._._.-..-_.~;...._.'__. Life 3:00 (2) Another World (6) The Price Is Right (9) General Hospital ______ _______________ Light (9) Newlywed Game 2:30 (2) Doctors (6) The Edge Of Niçht (9) Girl In My Sesame Street Iilians Island onimia Movie PettIcoat Junction MisteRogers Neighborhood Green Acres EVERY TUESDAY EVERY THURSDAY 'i lb. Western Steak VEAL PARMESAN ChoIce of Two Vegetables Hotflread&Butter choice of Iwo Vegetables HotBread&Butter $1.29 - $1.29 (6) Green Acres (13) Revelation Generation £VEIY FRIDAY 'a lb. Chopped Sirloin Chicken n Dumpllns CholceofTwovegetabl.s Hot Bread& Buttir $1 29 S • .' ' ' ' IIIIIIIIII ' (21) Electric Company 6:00 (7 show ews (9) News (6) What's My Line? (13) Wills Family (9) movie (24) Se"me Street Dinah's Place en ;S (6), The (6) NesSS wud (9) Nc-.ss (13) Eroest Tijbb (-*1) Hcxiun s Heroes 10:30 (7) Jeopardy (6) 'The 510000 F. former President Truman. who had "The buck stops here"' ; There is .t modern slur) to the (feet that whn Atlam and his s4inS&'thssscr('taklflgii,1ke ..-iogeiner, ieili noticed the -_ _ -- I beautiful (;mrdcn of Eden. F'attser," Seth began, "that isa beautiful place so why don't we live there" Complete dinner 3 pieces of chicken, mashed potatoes and gravy, coleslow "My son," Adam replied. 'we used tolive there until your mother ate us out of house and home!" Wives, men are usually the egotists of the family, which Is why they have such an cx. cessive craving to protect their masculine pride, so don't become hoit by their buckpassing. ul I Jll., I ll Jill" ___1___ - 1 recognized the merit In,,Adam's ' III)' un ique Invention, so rise Inedlatel) adopted it and said serpent beguiled me, and I did eat." Alas, the serpent was in the .,' IlJ' JI - And, like my sister Ebtieth he didn't dare tell a be. then a flash of wisdom caused him to invent buckpassing, ''The woman whom thou gas'est to be with rise," replied Adam, "she gave me of he tree, and I did eat." So God turl to Eve and asked, "What is this that hou has done " same 20001 Sanford - - 902 Jul WIG -. S oiI Hog I HAIRPIECES head forms, etc. +Lj - .' Match (6) As The World Turns () Let's Make A Deal 2'00 (2) Days Of Our Lives (6) The Guiding - (44) Movie 34 I '5.'' iftunic. ul' 1I WIGS WIGLETS • 'A lluI Jul11 - - •.),L ,r- . A-NI.L- T~L' 16 I ~ .- 0 ' 4 I)imlrine 5)' ilut, knurl'. '.-'i: ' L1,,1., -"'n'" j ;..:J.,. ,! 4 r 710 W First St &4 k 31 Narrif" inlel 321 hint's, - Synthetic & - flI't '' 3U( .itillibrin lilt - / 9 A.M..5 P.M. ALL SALES FINAL I... .o-sc.MtH L'fJ ,A I uman Coat of imported fibranrte in a linen-like weave (left) is worn over dress that's part of the team or can be worn over any dress in a woman's wardrobe. Coat is collarless arid buttonless and can be worn straight and easy or wrapped with its own 54 LISt'S c A W C. t. -W U_ A L f 1 ' , '°"r" 221 txkint uicnssl ' - ' - lutist's monogrJris 26 Pheasant nest" . Adam was the first inventor l'aM Dou' Pii,' 1.00 (2) Jackpot (6) News All My Children (44) Movie () News now' 5J 1 20'se S - I• it' : :1::* nst net' 19 Hist-r in e r suns '. ' 1AT,.h.i..-5 nort °in • 11:30 (2) buck-passing device has beta bk used ever since, l'ui ' You Bible readers will reeall You South, hold that after Eve felhi 4A K 76 VA K 7$ 0324K 10 3 forbidden apple, and both then What do ',ou do hid when God entered the •-Ihld two spades. (;:trtk'n if Eden, God made TOt)ts't"S QUESTION Adam come foitti. \'.'udIodtwo'padc,in(Jsu.sjr "Did you eat the forbIdden spadt' V.hat fruit?" God Inquired. ° °' Adam was definiteb' on the Aniwerlomorrow sptg' A,U T I A dsn u-t s liItr,.t; 'hst I Amt'ti.,sn DIaI322.Ig)1 - South 12:55 (3) News (41) Night Gallery 5 East North Aus*cr I. 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(6) Maude (9) Happy Days (24) Bill Moyers Jota (41) Bold Ones 6'30 (2) Mystery Movie (6) Hawaii Five 0 () Movies (24) Mystery Of Kahsoutek 9:00 (13) Monty Nash (24) Black Journal (41) Movie 9:30 (6) Hawkins (13) Honey West 10:00 (2) Police Story Marcus Welby 3) Washington Debates (21) Creativity Modern Society 10:30 (13) Washington Debates (2 Byline 1100 (2) News replied. high'card ixiss Ic hoPes hat thes areal io),ttitrin tthe person of tile spade king. He ks himself, "Iow can I beat this contract" and sees that three spade tricks are '14 fIrmidrillial , 711 - anti sees that his partnercannot hold more than three •• 204 East First St. OF ALL STOCK IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TOf)AY,,J>e or she understanding of others and will be able to comprehe nd what Ds'ert theeducatnnIon ghinesofp'y, medicine, leaching IIMs Send o theright oo1sand givegspfrjtunj training eark in life, "The Stars impel, lJy do not comnipt.j," what you make i )uLi' We i largely up to Yoti Carroll Righter's Individual Forecast for you sign f or April Is now ready, For your y' send 'smr birtlxiate and $ I ta'Can'oll IUIthIcI'FOrC*S*, The Sanftnl Herald, P.O. Boa 629. Pollywood - ________ • Pat'i of some sort in dummy that third hand's high-cqra and the spot'card will bracket l'ais16 1100 French Avenue 94i"7J1ti7A d__ LIQUIDATION - 1k, ojh-rs are thinking For this reasotusuccesath life can be assured. , STERCHI FURNITURE _ her. 'sEsI'm'rui Lsn:nu'nss,. tss In generaI the failure of I' third hand to play high is • cause he has a chance to play an important spot card which will hurt declarer. In all such i " . ' . , does else - ' ' - ' Note that if East had taken bed in front of our home. "Who broke off my his ace of spades at trick one declarer would score two geraniums?" our mother spade tricks, game and rub' demanded. _____ - .111110• ' .' soiisvUun, thouilsUuj for mate tonight. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19 1 Talk with associates and come to a liner understanding. Look for better results In the da,-s ahead. Reach a perfect agreement, __ PISCES tFeb. 20 10Mar.20) You can a swrçttIi a great deal ow so be sere to apply yoig'ielf. Take any treatznontj Umt wiu make you stronger person. Be logical. - '1 nd Everyone a ____ - . s . By Oswald 1 James Jacoby I - punishment, especially when &t children. Thus, when my sister EIsbeth spot whereupon West lakes was about 7 years of age, she two spade tricks. East signals broke off some of my mother's with the 10 of hearts and the geraniums that were ma flower ace of hearts sets deciaicr. 4 AK j slacks to be delivored at your con. venience. t11 nlh - s{'jttu is happy PP) here w'orlis. I I I • , -- - • " LOOK AROUND try to blame their wives for everything that goes wrong? "Even when they themselves are ObS'IOUSl) guilty of the mistake. they will still twist things and ratinalizt' till they make the wife seem at fault," diamond finesse. East cashes his ace of p des and leads the four 691076 KQ4 Mr. Smith will be showing a complete line of the newest spring & summer fabrics. He will be happy to take your measurements for suits, Sport coats or (".op.-r on hit' international fabrics No "tie else' had done when he returned to Italy he niaji that," wac thrilled. Vet two weeks "Later I left to tft".ign Achille' explained that l' late'r he wanted to come back u.,.It'r m' own label -. that hint' Cooper was ultf to California. California is apparently heaven to this designer who his turned out so many of its ''.1 fashion collect Ion: I i ib4ihl> s-e' all work best .s here we're , 4642 WED. MAR. 6th ' ,' • will be in our store ? . • that himnor, East Review's the bidding - / V87S '3 of the can Just make a livtoo want to be in go to went after school every i(!i'rn bu day," ht said, "to work as an mltteil to design couture for them. 's'o more. Today "if' 'o can make it maybe Today apprentice' in tailorsimop" Cooper $200 upto$800. He' have to be original and a'iot NewS'ork,sgood,"headmut. 1uth late he worked let rne1bccause he didn't want mor lone U.S. e than simply a stylist." an assistant designer in le to eave. ndI,arne and was a many of his I had - "1 did'doubk-(aces' (doustimulating. I too. he did women's clothes. bk-faced fabric' and very exWisconsin and wondered ho'.s' "Then I went 10 Home," he' pensive) and was the first one was the first one to break far was Wisconsin from New reminisced, "because I had to make double-face clothes all"Ithe' rules at Cooper, lie le: York." an ur to do ladies' in the States They really put nit- d.'sj gn anti choose' But then he also said that fashions" EAST 4 ,%84 T A 1063 K2 4 K 932 MR. PAUL SMITH Storrs Schaefer Tailors And • 4Q107 WEST Opening lea d Announcin, California in 1961 %%- here I NOUrnustcolneupwithanew "I %%it,; lucky." he said. iashion busine.ss- If(- started %ent to %%ork for Charles tollection and a designer "Cluer loves Califvrnia. at the age of 7 in southern Cooper, the well-known must have recognition. 1. , • - NEW YORK "In 1958," he added, "I Dattilo feels that all is dii- enough and secure enough to Achille Dattilo. ('alitornia came It. the State's - first to 1t'ment loda' in fashion take the chance and give desig iii' r - ps proh.i hi. lilt, lilt- M ss t'sI and then to 'Now evers' two months I)attilo a break. youngest beginner In the ___ NORTH North-South vulnerable - ''I)r. Crane, why do husbands ARCH rivals Monday's defense • 92 • AQ975 Pyramid (44) Fury 1100 (2) Wizard Of Odds () Gambit () Split Second (41) FIlm 11 :30 (7) Hollywood Squares () Love Of Life (9) Brady Bunch (41) Not For Women II SS (6) News AFTERNOON EVENING this: ._ , Television ills their Buck-passing is a universal attempt to protect our own ego, Men (and women, too) all nect'sirv wi to feel important, lit' notes further that he i.s If we make errors, we feel sure to get the lead with tims less important. king of diamonds so that if he So we eagerly try to shift dot's not hop up with, his ace o' spades his partner won't be the blame to somebody else, for hurt. that helps relieve our ego from Then he plays his eight of being badly deflated. spades South can do no bet' Icr than win ttie trick with _______________________ Your hon. e to women. In so-called women's Sektsotedvcationorhomeeco rncs. Pric11 1 " 'ru s nj A use woman who dares to chart the unkniown. The first step is it master 's degree in business adnurn,sb'ation." In 1973, 4 per cent of all master of business adminls- McKinley, club president, and Mrs. Gertie Williams first president of the club when it was founded in 1969. ----------------------------.-_ Writ North East South IN T. Pass 3ST. I'asa I'as,a l'a But, he sass, II offers chall enge, monetary reward aid executive status to the M' eh l'sJ 1 flfln,i-.IL. 'l" i-1'La(UIU, (Herald Photo t)attilo worked in Home' for several years and went to design school there' ______________ WIN AT now urging women to prepare to work In the field, Palenchar concedes that It is no t th e easst career in the swr . , " t One of the queries that caused the most nods of assent was You will receive a dollar if Poll uw' sour fnorlIe home-making Idea. Pet I'resr. Polk's Problem or thin 11 .1 prnhlu'riu V. it.' l'uull in tart-ui this new sp,iprm ,I1 - And t''l-ulaiI) TUESDAY - s . 8P11 (.141li (.LI,fII!,-t'j'J,s !.'Ii"i'ii .1,\.II'Ius,1Ry SCORPIO ( Oct. 22to Nov. 21) You are able togcta bigwig to 1,1%f, on the h,o-hfli m-s1 in rd-r to (ur thu your p1.ns. Think along positive bne, & wise, SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Gain more knowledge about a ne w oullet than you already l'.ave, otherwise it will not work out very succcs.sfuIly. Be calm, CAPRICORN (Dec. fm Jan. Your Intuition Is high now so put it to hangers and then put Ho' hmangt'r on a hrtuuumn hsandl,- anti hang in ;I car or truck Thvi, art- viis% if) carr% this wa% anil tlit' lsutIu's tiut not get st i imikh'tl I'F:;v DEAlt HILLY - I hay,' a gru',il IIi suggt'stuun If,I lhii'su' who alt' in nursing litunws or confined to bed most of hit' inn'. Satin pillowcases t hat art. ?iIipt'rt'tt nut slid,' nut art' helpful in ket'ping (;r.ilitIr,iI's hair I) king nicer \lmnt' also t''lsi iii,' timmi.- .11111 tinit- agaisi lmus ninth t'unslt'r thit' I)illsr.s s It'll \V,' mi,,irk,'ti them with her name and l.iundt'nt'il them s',ht'n sst' did her gowns Iti'centiv I was bus' )ltdliWd and took mint' along and know how great this IS have not sought degrees In experience and positions held." busmess administration - - " I I -- time, You cat, gain your true alms. VIRGO (Aug 22 to SepL 221 Cautacta good adviser now and get the data you need. Make sure OU schedule any activities for the future wisely. Think cle-s'et'Jy, IJBHASCPt.20Odfl) Listen towbalabigwjg has to suggest for )our advancrment. Cott together with a fascinating ' • Paknchar says this Is largely men, but also coniarable isIsdse to the fact that women nies for comparable education, •u I - changes in routines so they become more productive fj future, Show others how much you like them. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Make the im. pros-ements to borne that are necessary. Talk with bankers on how to add to present abundance. Listen carefully. LEO iJuly 22 to Aug. 21) Improve your appearar.c-e and make ; * - • GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Find out how to make the right ¶1. W.__________________________________________ tJtterback. CHICAGO (AP) Big busi' received hall and 00 per cent of ness wishes there were more all degrees awarded, respecwumen tinkling master's de- lively grt't's in business admlnLs. 'There just aren't enwugh tration, o ne expert says. women training themselves for There are many weli-edu. the highly important financial rated women In the pco(es- province," he added. "And nal fields, said Robert E. augh is being done by colege lenchar, vice president of and university counseling ffs and public relations to enctw-age women to pursue or Esmark, Inc. these careers." "Except," he'adds, "In busi- Palenchar says the financial ness and financial services. world, in turn, must not disThere is Indeed a dearth of a'uninateagainstfemale MBAs women holding master's de- on time basis of their sex, grees in business aclmin~ 1ndustry needs these bustration and there Is a tre- ness adminis'ation graduates mnendous need for qualified ap- and must be prepared to offer - ____________________________________________________________________ ,int son art' louis ing %uur owls clothes put the garments on Businesses - WEDNESDAY, MARCh, lfll GENERM. TENDENCIES: A day to think out ways AM nwm by which you can better understand your basic desires.You can now make considerable progress in white's-er means the 10 you by Ic igent plannli for the (ntis',, A tIme of true ImP" piness. ARIES (Mm'. 21 to A pr. 19) You can find a more up-to-dale system for Contact good friends tonight. TAURUS IA 20 to May y 20 Make whatever improvements are necess.ar at home, out use modern methods, More affection formateiswise. You can incirva3e your happiness. Relax at;wm tonight. i w. Ilolcomb, Mrs. Need Women With MBA .. JUSt about to head for a Pot.sie make elaborate plans specific cases and explores Actors Ossie Davis, Ron problem In this two-parter, theater when little Irancie and are nervous about their ways the amend,iicntwill affect O'Neal, Tamara Dobson and which starts tonight and winds Alta's University Women's Potter shows up again. She's lake 11) cards which show them lives of both sexes. movie critic Vincent Canby of up Saturday night on "Owen Club %ere almost imatilmous in tile black girl %Ito lived with flie to he 25 years old. But the real tile New York Time.i diw= the Marshall," It seems a certain accusing their husb3nds of the Findlays for two weeks, and shocker is when they get into syndrome. Davis directed nurse claims Dr. Kiley fathered most common mascullae fault! turned the house upside down, thetheaterandarecomfortably 'Gordon's War," O'Neal her child, and she starts a Wifes, smile ssreIly and don't She wants to run away with her settled, awaiting Bubbles starred in "Superfly" and Miss paternity suit. Tonight's show boy friend, but needs money. MrCall' stage entrance when feel unduly hurt, for this is a 8:30.10 NBC THE SNOOP Dobson in "Cleopatra Jones," sets the stage for the real saeiy valve, In'.ented by So, she goes after the Findlays, Itichie suddenly spots a SISTER.S "The Devil Made Me drama In the courtroom with a morbid story about how familiar face ii' the audience, Do it.'' Controversial, bizarre. Adam. Saturday. Kim Darby Is the her father has been beating her, performing rock star /tlic nurse-mother, Lynda Day trying to Pr)' $300 "for a new COOper lit's a bet makes his ll I ARC MAUI ii WEI,BY, (;t')r:I' i'Lis tier sister. start.'' dramatic debut-playing a CASE Z-568: Alta D., aged 23, 8-8:30 PBS HILL MOVERS' witch in this episode. The was President of her University sisters i Helen Hayes and JOURNAL ''Equal Rights Women's Club, Aniendznent" Thirty-one states Mildred Natwick are on the 'Dr. Crane,'' she began, 84:30 ABC ll,WPY DAYS now have ratified the Con. trail of a group of Satanias, - we'd like to have you conduct I':vers' kid (If the era looked stitutional amendment which which leads them to a strara' ;I foruin for questions after your club where they hear Alice main address. T"ti Cooper sing, "Sick Things." ''Then our members can ask Other guest stars are Greg what they wish regarding their Morris, George Maharis, J0 personal problems with their 04 ltlondell and Cyril Ritcha rd ttmildren. ,• (Herald Photo by Cecelia Farmer) Exiert Designs Ir,hrir I- from the Carroll Rit Institute - Ulterback, Mrs, S. N1. RiCharde Sr.. 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'. _____ Ii - • ' II DM FIABBERGAMD: Your doaclor prellostily hats "ivnir,J" ftoi- blnagel[J In mind, and I d.s't blame him, You told the doctor you didn't even ft husband because you were afraid he'd object. se the doctor he k '. - I - ' ____ • - DEAR MRS. B.: Thub.s for (Ia. lip. Some .1 lbs.. VU Impose their Junk DEAR ABBY: I n a . I..H, reputable plastic ourgeonwheeuk'j knew about it. When I told him I had not discussed It with my tmusband because I didn't wag haqle,g It, doctor told me tie wouldn't tb it my approval, AbhYltshiYface,andmymone, andlamdyea,, hould Ineed my bus approval' ei you tejj me witty a ridiculous attitude' PLABRERGASTED flj pflgMX dane I. my wile? I liked her • ' ': ' ___ I DEAR i'i,i.i,\ - Tia' iI,i,i ii,, ii',,ii ,,. ,., , t4ikt'coupon, t ih' .iiiii IIJ% ti ihi'i I ctfli)l(.t(.iy IJl)lIVI(,Ih II) ' hat II IS •iii .11)001 and liavt' ii, ask a million questitms It r('aliv in.iddvning III this hiapit'ii hit' 1w, I hi'IIItI lilt- pi iiihst-t ih;,t Imati tim,' u.wpnIiiThe .flhi. III Wt.tiflls Iiit hlt'li$'d tt hen it s t iiitit-hi toii' lilt' •snii even •'nsharr,iipi1 to uM' their oilt'r,, It wt'ms hit's (iiuI(t inform the slur,' In.Irugt'rs till'S %totjl,l s'' that thvi'r cashiers got him,' word to - I DEAR ABBY: Here's how I have s my name off "junk" mailing lists: I off name and address, ant write, 'REFUSED.....R,TTJJ SENDER" on the envelope. Then I drop it in a mailbox, It costs the company money to receive 1W ba* so they nem eager to drop my um from th* ' W' Of cwzw- YOU must Wum the mail witholut opening the ens-elope, but I've gotten off numerous lists this way. MRS. C. B.: WMrrA, CAL, •_... • •. Ph. t).,M.D. (p,ll,' wax ha% drip ped ,, , tahl,' Ifl(i IU not u i WIV;Ille - TV Time Previews ct MAUDF "The forward to it-their first bans sex discrimination. disapprove not M.D. "I've Promised You a Run-Away" Maude and Walter burlesque show. Hichie and Moyerz looks reflective Of black culture. Father" Dr. Kiley laces a real at some of the By GEROGE W. CRANE, have anv Idea% fill. li-1110VIng lilt% "&%" - .%I,- %I(N' Kl.l.EN - I ____ 111~ " 11 - •2 . ' • ____ P1 "6111. - - ______ I I)K\lt I'()l.l,\' late-lopp4'll Husbands _______ __ __ ProbIemi - Polly _____ -- $ - ,, - DEAR OLD: There ought to be a pisotograpitic studio Chicago that would produce a copy of the original while y.e and . I - . ___________ ,;, [ .,. f. Miss DEAR ABBY: My husband insists that because boys will be boys, every boy should have his first sexual experi. encle %loith a Prosbtute. lie has several resisions: She can teach him about sex, there are no repercussions from the encounter, and it's preferable to 1ea'ning with some Mama's girl :n the back seat a ear. I didn't know whether to laugh or hit him but on ecovering, I Informed him that the boy could wind up V. D. and as for learning about sex in a house of titu lion, that was tantamount to learning about good food in the town sewer, I also asked him if he thought that when our daughters reach their late teens, they should g, to a male prostitute, to learn all about sex, 'cause "girls will 1* girls," just as boys will be boys. He didn't think that wac funny, and said to ask Abby So I'm asking you M. c. . • 11 M. highlights Blame Cashiers need Coupon tips I Tueday,March5, 1974-lA S ____ NO FRIDAY MATINEE •Post Time 8 P.M. • Matinees Mon,, Wed,, Fri., Sat.,1:45 p.M, AII New Grandstand iAlways write to fir. ('rane In care of The Sanford herald, enclosing a long stampcil dressed envelope and IS s to cover typing and printing when you send for one of tius bookleti.i S New Color TV Regular $1U Value and hot biscuits, GOOD ALL DAY 'ànkgoodnts forthegtxxlness of Aw n ,o'e FRIED CHICKEN Sorry No One Under II J'('coprJ _pJJ[)() (Ey'bc[, CluB "u' 10 Ml., north ni Orlando between () ,,,, Reservations (305)531 IlvO OPEN DAILY 11AM. TIL9 P.M. FR 1.8. SAT, IlL 10 PM, 1809 French Ave. (Hi-way 17-92) Sanford �--'$- 8A-The Sanford Herald ;' Bids lop I Agenda AGENDA - Report- William P. Layer-Bid ODenin2s-Winter- Snrint S pri n gs Jackson Heights, Lake Howell; clxx,l Housing; Maintenance Agreement with Seminole Goldsboro Pool and Field Thy, Old and New \ - ft / ., ' . ' AMP - f 1 - ' - %:-' '. ,• ' . -f - - '. . • L_1 ' j - SANFORD wo d IMPROVEMENT PROJECT UNDERWAY CITY commissioners Monday were to purchase first bumper stickers promoting a two-year city-wide Community lmprovement Project (CIP) sponsoredby the Sanford %Voman's Club. Above. Seminole High School C ivi nettes president Jolene Dennison sells stickers to commissioners. Stickers available from Civinettes members and volunteers working on civ. Itihard hlauser from the White re charged ith conspiracy, house refused to turn over maHouse; Henry S. Ru th, deputy obstruction of justice and per- terial requested for Its unspecial pr osecutor, and Philip jury stemming From an alleged peachment inquiry. are - A. i.acovara, tt1ctiartl Ben-yeniste and Peter Kreinder of th prosecutor's office, and John I Wilson and Frank Strickler, at. torneys for liii. Haldeman and John D. Ehrlichman. The surprise announcement Herald Photo By Bob LIovdi __________ Police M um 10 St i I I Ki*d napCase '-.. Two Deaths 7 B y Doug Storum DIV $ I '0 4 C11 FOR WINTER COMFORT Of YOUR HOME... I ... II <0 0 • SOUTHERN AIR Bertie Marshall DISCHARGES 100 N. Maple O PEDRO BACHRACH, M.D. 'Sudden Death Home Run Rule' 211 Medical Arts Center Deltona, Florida S74.1421 Mon-Wet-Fri. afternoons By AppL OR F MORE L *# S V.17.92 FURNITURE SALES CASSELURRV - Nursing & Convatescent R,stdinc, Same Good Cure ..'(IfllP (;! .'tuff t1I1lE' Since tNt Oww Adm. "We intend To Continue This Policy" Ph. 322-6755 3005. Bay Ave. Sanford -.- .!'Ø 1. - . ' .., .. • By 4.1 Count -- . - ..- •'..' ." - Rodney Dowling then hit the same spot in left scoring Bachman for the first run of the LONG WOOD - What's good game. Kevin Beary then hit into enough to beat them the a double play short-to second to time certainly must be good First to retire the side. enough to beat them a second Mark Moyer started the top time reasoned the DeLand half of the inning with a single coaching staff, as their but quickly became a fixture on ropbesy came true as the Bull- the bases as Simmons got the dogs dropped the Lyman nine to next three batters. By JOHN CHERWA 41 Ilerald Correspondent • (Z -. . .tuI -, ' ,/ L'. ' ''. r . . . . '" . -r It , 1 . __ . . . . - , Both teams went down onethe tune of 4-1, last Saturday. It was good pitching that two-three In the second Inning. stopped the Houndstnthirma. In the third frame McCarthy son debut and was good pit- singled and Frank McDonald chlng that did it in their latest reached on a Costantine error meeting. The first time around but no runs developed. Bach. Mike McCarthy two hit the man drew a walk for the only Hounds and this time it was Lyma:. baserunners in that InDan Williams turn as he held ning. the local nine to four hits. DeLand was put down in Mike Simmom who despite order in the fourth and Beary Rn 0-2 record is pitching well singled for Lyman in a scoreabsorbed the loss. Relief help less frame. came from Bob Cartledge and The Bulldogs went to work in Bob Keane. the fifth Inning all alter two I' , Crowd Rule Triple At Fenway I 0 Therewasanottwrunusualcircumnstancethatabocttuldtiave resulted in one more homer for Ruth. In his book "Baseball", author lied Smith relates to a gwiie heattended as a boy. It was in September of 1919 when Boston was pla)lng the White with standing room only at Fenway Park. The overflowing crowd was standing in front of the outfle!d bleachers, and a ground rule was established that any ball hit into the crowd In front of the bleachers would be a triple. Ruth hit one into the stands that bounced back into the crowd and, by mistake as the story goes, was ruled a triple. A petition created by angry fans during the game still couldn't persuade tbe official scorers or unipires to change their decision. Ruth hut a l t Of balls that It iia t ould have been considered BALLET GUILD GOLF TOURNEY COMMITTEE COINI.11177EE PLANNING "Swing-In" for Ballet Guild (l tor. front row) Joe Kurirnai, Don Hattiel, George Weld, Doris Williams, Howard Hodges. Dr. Thomas Largen, Gary Taylor. Sex Back row, Bob INIcKee, Dr. Luis Perez, Bill Heck, Warren Patrick, Sheriff John Polk. Walt Carpenter, Jack Prosser. iPhoto By Bob Orwig) - Bob Cootantine collected one outs. Larry Harris singled and - of the four Greyhound hits, that Mike Smith went in to run for being a doubk in the first in. him. Moyer then singled and ning. Although being the top McDonald doubled in a run to hitter his performance in the end the inning ,Aith DeLand up S * D* 1 am 9 field was less than desirable 24. The Hounds went down in home runs but the rules of the day prevailed. When the Babe commiting two errors. order in their half of the inning. played, a clout was counted as foul if it went over the Fence fair The hlound.s got three of their The sixth inning was score. but landed in foul territory. Unlike the ruling todsiy when it.s less and the Bulldogs added two Four hits in the opening considered fair as long as it clears the fence in fair territory. when they scored their only insurance runs in the seventh as But just as we look back at the records trying to see that Ruth run. Rodney Dowlings' single McCarthy and Moyer scored. may have hit more homers, we can't forget on e Major rule was the run scoring hit. The Hounds are now 1-3 on the change that has affected Ruth's total and nobody will ever really The contest could have been year and 0-0 In the Metro Con. know the truth. called a pitching duel as the ference. The complete their last Bulldogs left only four on base out of conference game before The' Sanford high School because he needs to due to a The Buccaneers are paced by Pioneers but In a losing effort. and th e Greyhounds even less, Metro action starts when they One Seminoles will be starting their rash of injuries and illnesses righthander Robert Salons who. Carrying the big bat for three. In addition both teams host the Sanford Seminoles on bid for a repeat performance as his players. has picked up two wins in three Mainland is Steve Blair. Get. walked only Back in those iLt s, the t&i-ns and twenties of this century, one man keeping Saturday. Rig Eight Baseball Champions Seminole has been playing decisions, and is expected to 1mg a slow start this season drives that cleared the fences (In one or two hops we're considered due baserunners down to a to an early injury. Blair has minimum. to be bona fide round trippers. How many of these Ruth hit cannot today, when they face con. sporadically, looking good at start. ference foe Daytona Mainland times with tight defense and be determined, but its echoed through the ages that he had his Sanford looks for run scoring shown some strength at the Mark Moyer was by far the at 4:00 p.m on the Seminole solid pitching preformances when he lop gun for the Bulldogs getting share of them power from Pies ItiCharde, plate as of "ate high field. from George Hoffman and But the exact number of homeruns Ruth has hit is now merely Jeff Patton and Shaun O'Brien. pounded out a three-run-homer two hits in Four plate appearacademic. The Seminoles are off to a Chris Franks, the only two The trio has already produced against Cape' Coast Conference ances. He also scored two rwis A new hero has been born and he's loved by mill baseball fans slow start with an overall Scrxilrole hurlers to have picked three home runs after fire contender Cocoa as the Rues and collected three Rills. date and just as if alniostaswellaskidslovethesc )'hienr" candy bars that zoom record of 2-3 while Mainland up wins games, with each man popping dov.ned the Tigers 8-2 last The Greyhounds opened the week. from home plate to the scoreboard evcrtime Henry swings For the hass put together a winning having flipped a coin, have been a round tripper, contest with a rally. After hal fairly hard and the candy company. combination four times in live Stoats flied to centerfield Terry Copley News Service O'Brien, the Seminole is defense has collapsed on David Rogers, Dean and Bob Aaron has already surpassed the Ilabe by standards outings. Bachman simgled. Bob occasions. shot that Smith have been several different two-run a catcher, hit perking up at CARLSBAD, Calif. - One redesigned for modern convenience, let's keep it a secret. Cstantine then drilled a 11 The visiting Rues coached by David Bernosky an 0-1 senior propelled Sanford over rival the plate lately and add some Opening Day at Atlanta Stadium, April 8 is dedicated to Hank count into leftfield for a double of the grand old men of tennis, much needed punch two-handed swinging Pancho Aaron and we wouldn't want to ruin the Fun and all the ,m',y Gill has been juggling his righthander, is likely to get the Lyman last week. for the advancing Bachman to third. ltiCharde and Patton con- Seminoles in the hitting Segura, believes the profespreparation. Besides, just like the people back in the twenties said starting line-up, not so much nod From the Tribe's head siomial terims tour will rival nected against the Oak Ridge department, wlien liuth tat his number seven hundred and whatever, "nobody because' he wants to, but more coach Jerry Mays. il . ig ht*ing emilnoles ond frame Hostn i g Daytona M a in Ian d And Two Hop Homers I to Pro Tennis Tour May to will ever match him". Its our turn to say the same of the Hammer the Hero of our era. Having Aaron hit the most homeruns ever in baseball means different things to different people. To T.B., Decatur. Georgia it means trying to follow In his footsteps and the uuflgster sunis it up this way: ''Everytimut' I see 'ou make a home run Ijust want togooulside and hit one over the Fence, but l never E005," -J Get more ufleage from your savings. 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 self. sufficient. Know something? Those are lessons we'd do well to apply to our financial planning. And that's where FIRST FEDERAL OF SEMINOLE comes in. t -,. ... can neip you -••• Y U P ahead . . help you to be self. sufficient . . and make sure that you're getting the savings. Stop in today and get full details on our passbookmost mileage from your program.. • and on our high-yield savings I. ' ., .... . Baby 1 I UII'(III1l%I'.I 8 It 1% 41 In the topsy-turvy world tI junior varsity baseball, Seminole high saw the personi1-cation of w ha t can happen on any given day, Friday beating Bishop Moore, 17-7 and then falling Monday to Lake Brantley, 174. Both Bishop Moore and lake Brantley are Triple-A schools, while the Seminoles belong to it* Four-A certificates. ,~ ) ',,,~ Hornets, 1 7-7 Sports Editor O FIRST FEDERAL Blast I') / grouping i F SEMINOLE SANFORD • OVIEDO • [ONGWOOD • WINTER PARK • ORANGE CITY • CENTURY PLAZA 'Opening Soon Rival Go If * * * fl. . - 7 (;in)d 1tiii/ . ': - 714. . . - Bc for e 1920, there was the old "sudden death home run" rule. Kind of like today's "hidden ball trick at ole second base", th e little league cure for two base errors. This ancient rule, or should we say, this no longer existing rule, went like this: IF a man hit an outside4hepark home run, which under the present rules, would have resulted in a victory by inur e than one run, he was given credit for only the number of bases required to score the winning run. There were 37 "sudden death homers" on record and one belonged to Ruth. The Boston Red Sex, with Ruth as a pitcher, were playing the tier e'larnJ Indians and the score was tied when Ruth came to bat in the bottom of the ninth. With a man on first, The Babe hit one out-of-the park, driving in the man from first and being credited with a triple. Now comes the interesting part. A special rules committee voted in 1969 to make all of the former "sudden death homers" count in the records. But later in the same year the same committee reversed the previous decision setting Ruth back to a Seminole Lodge -: -, - 11.1 ' - Ending Municipal Court Patients are being accepted at . z. , Business and Professional "'ding the charter section council to organize and Women, dinner-business Marh II :- L Drops Hounds ... - . standing for so long. w e which allows councilmen to maintain a po lice force. in. Motor Sanford Rotor) Club, a mnaurl veto by a Council is expected to rsU a Inn Speaker, John Doe On p.m., Civic Center; speaker, np majori ty. special meeting this week 10 investmen ts. Lo Council inJanuaryinitructed authorize City Ally. Joe Davis tityAUy. Joe Davis tortepsre ttit. - Certainly a great beginning For a record that has been -- Starch 5 Senior Citizens Day at Hortic ultural Seminar, Oliando Fair. Free admission aOub,7pm. for all over 55. Clurter bus will "Fruit Trees for the Home," by leave Civic Center at 10:30 a.m. LONGWOOD- Mayor Eugene the necessary ordinances to Frank J. Jasa, County and stop at Seminole Plaza at Jaques Fnday filed in Seminole repeal the grant of additional Extension Director, Seminole II. Return by 6 p.m. Call 9141 or 323-2641 for reserCounty circuit court a petition administrative powers and CoVJity. vations. seeking temporary and per. Jaques 110,000 annual salary. Parents' Night, Sanford %'ch 7 tnanent restraining orders to action has been taken on Middle School, 7 p.m., school stop city councilman from theNo crthnancts since that time. Seminole County Young auditorium. Band concert abolishing the municipa Republicans, S p.m.. Quality in . discussion of formulation of a Inn North, 1.4 and 434. l court The suit asks and Jail system Mrs. and from terpretatlon of the charter PTA. Teachers will be in rooms Barbara Arnoult, who escaped repealing ordinances granting provision that the major apto talk with parents Follc'wing from behind the him additional administrative Iron Curtain point a town marshal. Coun. ntmng PDWeM and teaches Russian to Represented by the ciiman in February refused American Astronauts will be Altamonte Springs law firm Jaques appointment, voting 4-I Marl the guest speaker. Visitors Sanford Wamnans Club Jones and .bones, Jaques also to hire Hennigan f or the spot. welcome. at 12 noon for covered dish asked the c'urt for ilerlarntory Counc i lman Don Schreinerl und w,ij ft4lotd LAW FUJI WOMEN, 8 &'ek,s, by program judgements citing the rights of fl 1 ed the tern town marshal and election of new officers. 7.10 pm. Seminole Junior the mayor and city council; did not necessarily mean police College, 1207.2. For reservoiding the hiring of Torn chief and pointed to another Members only. rations, call 321-3450. Ext. 3'3. llcnnigan as pollee chief and charter section requiring !'- DeLand Nine . . Corralled In Seminole Calendar 'V. 94 w e I -' '' Casselberry Jaques Suing To Half to appear In the annual Three- with scholarships awarded cocktail party and awards photo) are John herce, Bob itwo gold sponsors) Bill Baker day Spring Festival which will annually to deserving company ceremony scheduled Sunday Bra tzler, Bob Orwlg, Jack Volkswagen, Town and Country Herald Staff Writer be held, this spring, in dancers. night. Homer, John Carli, Andy Lincoln Mercury and Harcar Fore! Jacksonville. Many prizes will be awarded Carraway, Harold Kastner, Aluminum (Carl Schilke). 0 For what? The guild is sustained I'll IZES AND SURPRISES for closest hole in one, longest Jerry Robinson, M.D., Jim Also Chase and Co., Sanford : From me, you would expect through donations and civic drive, etc., and each Saturday deGanalil and John Mercer. Heating and Air Conditioning an invitation to a tea party, no support. Dancers do not pay for Asa gold sponsor. you oryour foursome will receive a free Today we're ;alking about hank Aaron tRill Jack), Leroy Robb Conhow he will less. Instead. For openers, try a lessons nor membership which representative will be per- color photograph. inevitably hit his 714(h home run, make baseballand GOID SPONSORS TO DATE structlon Co., Jonn Johnson, history, and how tee-party. is open every September to any milled to play two rounds of In summary, as a gold the Braves front off ice hill be booed all the MD., Chuck Dexter, M.D., and way from Cincinnati So, you are cordially invited area dancer who desires to golf on April 6 and 7 at Mayfair sponsor, you will not only be Participation is limited to the Seminole Insurance Agencies. for benching Aaron until Atlanta open. Its home s'ason against to become a gold sponsor audition for the honor company Country Club. contributing to a worthwhile first 120 applicants. the Dodgers April 8. Inc. iWalt Carpenter plus nine twtiicti is tax-deductiblej in the by a non-partisan dance An electric golf cart For your organization, but you are Put for all we know -all we really know To date more than 80 golfers to 11 guests). hank Aaron may first annual Ballet Guild open master. use will be provided free and assured an outstanding have registered for the tour. have already topped The Babe's career home run total and we're Golf Tournanmet 1974, wi th Also T.F. Mc[)ar.iel, M.D.. Instructors, choreographers you will receive three first rate weekend of golf and en- nament, in addition to the not talking about 714 circuit clouts. Mayfair Country Club hosting and artistic directors of the golf ba lls, a bag of tees, a divot tertainment for you and your committee members, as Jim Edgemon, M.D., Jon Day. And For all we know -- what we really know or can agree ree urxn the event on April 6 and 7. guild, Miriam Rye and Valerie repairer, ball marker, etc. on better half. at least The hammer may have to hit more than one follows: Jack Greene, Eoghan M.D., Jack Perce, Charlie to match Weld, owners of School of Net proceeds from the the first day. The guild dancers. ranging in Kelley, McRobert's Tires Inc. Park, Jr., MD., Shoemaker that career total of Ruth's, as Aaron stands with 713. tournament will benefit Ballet Dance Arts (which Is not allied You or your representative age from 14 to 20, and all decked John Dickey) George Billups, Construction Co., Jack Taylor, Guild of Sanford-Seminole, a with the guild) receive no will be competing for a total of out In red and white polka dot Clyde Meade, M.D., James Larry Jotmnson,L.C. Dennis and non - profit, charteredremuneration for this cultural 55 to 60 prizes, worth in excess attire, will serve as hostesses Ryan, U.S. Band and 11ev. Bill Club Lui. organization, rated among the and community endeavor of sandwiches ooi), and and during the two-day Fete. Wt'll if suuri' lLi?l Also George hare, Dellona !ifU.t'II, tint It ti .dn. 1 ti.r. are liich has risen to Nrtiunal beverages will be served free 11)11 ttri ballet coiiipanies in the (O-ClWirIiie'n of the event are ''iiiucho" baseball statisticians sweating over their adding Also Ihe Sanford Herald, Transformer Corp., Chuck Southeast by Southeastern lame. both days. Dr. Thomas L.argen and Joe Gonzalo Huanian, M.D., McCarthy, Roy Murray, Roger machines and perspiring in the archives of baseball records Governed by a professional l(egioniil Ballet Association. You and your favorite lady Kurimat. Contact either for an Florida State Bank, Franklin Seaney, Cak Foster Contrying to pin point the exact number of home runs Ruth hit in his Master dancers travel the board of directors, the 24 guild will be guests at a cocktail application form. career so they tan blurt out when the time comes to hand the Clontz, M.D., Jack Prosser structlon Co., Robert Leland country annually to adjudicate dancers are supplied with party and steak dinner Other committee chairmen Ford two gold sponsors), Smith, M.D. hiomerun crown over to Aaron, that the presentation is either late and Fred ballet companies for this honor eostwnes, transportation, etc. Saturday night, with another (not included In accompanying Sanford Atlantic National ii- premature. Theyd just like to set the record straight. Bank Welgand, M. D. All the hub-but) boils down to how homeruns were recorded .. back when Ruth was pounding the tx'rsehlde. After all these year's, just like the business man who Finally Finds an IRS man that actualh looks past the cover sheet of a tax claim, the record ket-pei s are looking closely at what Ruth did to desere that now famous number-714. ' " t __ 'Pow Wow", ar. official publication of the Atlanta Braves, in their February issue of this year, brought up a interesting point, (I- - 11-1 . Q_____ i or question IF you so desire - -. . The slm.iy gut's sttriicthing like this; - .I, Oups! Babe Ruth Really hilt 716 11-tome Runs? .. - .--: . -_ - -1 1'~ *]L 1. ft)'I)(fl(ISwllIlA Society Editor 6 , - - tr Golf Tourney Nears Pinpointing The Exact Number of Sanford Inc. Two Ponies s Gulld , A 40-year-old bank official Jane T. Singleton from Sanford today pleaded Leroy Johnson Sanford: "no contest" to 1w, felony Georgia P. cox Christopher misper Terrence iiiu manslaughter charges In the Otis Harold Feb. 16 traffic deaths of a Robert N. Shafer Willis M. Daffron Ralph O'Kelley Sanf ord mother and her on. Gladys Wigfield Harold D. Highsmith,Lurethea Taylor Geneva Wright Mat IeSL,wzivedhisrtghttoa John H. Brooks Robert T. Belew CASSELBERRY Pollee Lewis J. Minter court trial and was ordered Cleo Smith here combined forces with released on Marguerite Strang, DeBary his own Lithe Barnes Seminole County Sheriff's recognizance by circuit Court Ann D. Armstrong, DeBary William R. Spellman deputies early this morning to Judge A.J. Hosunam pending Carole A. Caruso, DeBary Aflie M. Kilgore corral tworunaway ponies William H. Neddermeyer, a pee-sente nce investigation. Shelley Barkley which er romping In the Hlglntth's late wlllbelnthe DeBary Ben Capps middle of Iris Road. hands of scheduled WW jg Gracabelle M. Weber, Keith T. Baughman Casselberry Police Chief David Sti-awn, who could DeBaRy Vonda M. Philpot George Karcher said today sentence him to up to 40 years in Roy C. Kneeland, DeBary Sarah Chudnof, Deltona Officer Rosemarie Pell was prison for the deaths of Mrs. Max A. Patterson, DeBary Harry Pelley, Deltona helped in wrangling the Sandra Forrest and tier son, Leo I. Dinkins, Longwood Mattie I. Culbert, Deltona vagabond toncos by Sheriff's Burnie, both of MW Jefferson Claire L Puskas, Longwood Thomas J. Dunn, Deltona Sgt. Jay Lemon. [hone Fleming, Longwood Ave. Angenor Bourgault, Deltona After the wayward ponies Critically in jured in Ra)'mond C. Thomas, Pauline M. Gilbo, er tied to a tree on Winter cident was Mrs. Forrest's Deltona Casselberry Park Dive near S.R. 436 they mother, Mrs. Eunice Wiggins, Berry G. Wilson, Deltona William W Hall, Casselberry were picked up by a 59, now listed as In serious but Betty P. Prise, Orange City Done M. Fleming, Longwood Casselberry Animal Control improving condition in r.oriia Genevieve Gladwin, Orange Douglas A. Hair, Altamonte Officer Vicki Shook. City Hospital, Orlando. Springs Karcher said his department Charges i___ driving mid Jeremy ArneU, Geneva Linda F. Gregory, Orange today is trying to determine reckless driving are pending. Grace M. Mcli, Lake Mary City who owns the ponies. J. Bal let - Mr. & Mrs Mack Puskas, a details. boy, Longwood Robert A. Partain Jr. RUSsell B. Kitmr -! ,, 1, announces the association of Highsmith - i 'SI Gonzalo Huaman, M.D., P.A. I Hospital Notes Frank Robinsofl 322.8311 = Tuesddy, March, 1974-1B , Business. ' Items For Actionraised the possibil ity that the Personnel-Stewart Gatchel, White House planned to oppose ' Director of Personnel-Non. release of the report and possi. Instructional RecommendsSanford pollee spokesmen to kill the man they held cap- said following his release. bi)' Its transmission to the lions; Bids-Roger Harris, today said there are no new the. Despite a lack of leads In the house impeachment inquiry. Director of Purchasing-Mr leads in the George Jackson Jr. Jackson, freed after the puzzling raSt' Sanf o rd detecCondtioting t)ucts&rninole kidnaping case, but the FBI is payment of $3O,()O ransom lives located a Sirici had urdered all parties High School. Study Carrels, still working with aria law early Saturday told police he believe the kidnapers used to not to discuss either the report Purchase Order, and Approval officers to apprehend the men never saw his abductors. "They hold or the indictments returned by of Payment to Participants in who held police at bay for came in with masks on and they the grand jury Friday. But Police said the frame Career Dcv. Workshop. nearly 2 hours by threatening kept taping m eyes," Jackson at ieii Alexander Ave., San. sources said the report can. Pupil Personnel-Andrew ford, contained a 'wealth of tidtlCd the grand jury's findings Bracken, Director of Mm. evidence", but dedllne4 further on the role of President Nixon in Services-Poli cy-Travel, In. Watergate. Watergate. County Reimbursement-Second White House deputy Press Neighbors told police Reading, Expulsions. Secretary Gerald L. Warren had been activities in abandoned house for two weeks said, "Our position will be MAltal 4, 1fl4 made known in open court. I Millard C. Tyson, Osteen pnor to the incit. Roscoe Carter, Bushnell said four men were using the have nothing further to say at this time." Dorothy Ellsworth, Dade City house. Sanford: Warren's statemesit came Police said they are not sure Cliristocher I TFII*.r DI I rnwnz ,. only -------a few hours afire h mid JW -V.-F IeUU Ill Elsie S. Stacks and are keeping mum on other - ' hedukd a hearing ment that S. Clair planned to charges against him. In a rela t ed development, the for lOam. Wed nesday and said meet wi th Siiica. Partici pa tion of Wi lson and prosecutor's offi ce asked the that 'all interested parties may state their views regarding the Strickler in the meeting in- U.S. Court of Appea ls to deny dicated the prime concern may Watergate conspirator E. Howdosition of the r -t recommendation filed last Fri. have been public release of the aid Huntt* request for reversal day by the June 1972 grand report. As defense counsel for of his conviction in the original two of the men ind icted Friday, Wat er ga te br eak-in case, jury." ul be concerned that Also Monday, Cha irman Pc. Sirica refused to say release of the report could prej. ter W. Rodino, 1)-N.J., of the who had as r the hearing. udice the case against the for. [louse Judiciary Committee Participants in the meeting mer White House aides. said the committee was pander. included James 1). St. Clair and Ifaldeman and ".rhchinan ir~: its next step if the White . ? * ate Report L4'*7 DIAL to _ f he Sanford Herald Try A 'Tee' Party Down The Line 16 J. Strica ' - -t guments in open court Wednes- White House to ask that the re- other Nixon associates also day before deciding what to do port be withheld from the un- were indicted. Monday, Haldeman called a siU the Secret Watergate re- peachment inquiry. Warren said St. Clair, the news conference on the front port given to him by a President's chief Watergate lawn of his Los A ngeles home grand jury. After meeting wi th attorneys ta'tyer, had asked f or the meet- and predicted he would be ex. in his office f or more than an ing. He said he was unaware onerated of the conspiracy, obhour, U.S. District Judge John shen he made his earlier state- struction of justice and perjury • 1 ' high schools. The board has accepted ge neral boundaries for middle and high schools, but said would have to be some changes made be fore specific accepted. k ' On VMC 1.1 4 44 WASHINGTON API - A ne wsjpn ,- there j no present eff ort to block the Investiga tion federal judge will listen to at- intention" on the part of the of the Wa tergate break-in. Five . ,l.,,.. ' - at the meeting The school board will also discuss toning for middle and Superinte ndent's 7. . let t -I- . I -. Winter Spi-ings Elementat-y. Lake Howell High and an addillon to the Jackson Heights school wIfl for construction I 0% \d e*fl . ____ .. , 111111111 3 I I .. QIOUS county '1 •'- d e To Dec 1 J I - I!t I I I Sinca tiij -'.- -LiL ,. The Seminole County School Board will open bids on three schools at a special meeting Wednesday at 7:30 pin, in the ~ - E- - O-.I. ~_ ;-.! ~L,- - ~ ,4-- : - ~,__~_, ~. r School II .I ~', 4, Tuesday, March 3, 1974 --- -- Lake Brantley, on the other hand, got Its dose of the same medicine Friday when they fell to the Sanford Ci-ooms ninth graders, -2. That's some kind of baseball. Brantley pitcher Victor Sheppard went the full distance against the Baby Seminoles, pro golf's golden trail in doltars within five or six years. AS R H RBi That CS, if pro tennis can cut loose from the factionalism 1 0 7 1 that threatens to hamper It. 1 0 0 0 Segura, th e Latin who pin0 0 0 nets-ed the two-handed fore-. 0 0 0 hand before many of today's 7 0 0 0 pros w ere out of swadd ling 7 clothes, or even were born, m o Q I 0 0 concedes the annual tennis 15 1I I pro prize kitty is only about $3 nullaxm today, com pa red to IH i o o o th e Professional Golfers' As1 I I 0 sociation's tour purses aggre° ' ° gating some $.5 million this 3 0 I I DrLd ,rr, 'r Danow, c' Falls O.n, ,l (I.,, hit. h'' "'h "u To flI Pats, -. ..-.I .. VIII VU Iii .-. IS III four, lie carded seven strike- the next three innings to overUI'%J 'I'%I oILS and had it 12-hit back-up I*'rfurmiLaricc from his teamnudes, including a line 3-4 night from Dave Sheets and 2-4 from Jeff Welker. Terry Sommer slammed a double for the visiting Baby Pats Ten walks and numerous errors by the Baby Seminoles helped the cause along, as Pats put up four runs in the fu-st,twoinboththesecondand third and nine big runs in the fourth in the five-inning contest. Jeff Dial, Bob hlcine and Ned htaines the mound For Seminole while Murdock came up with of the Tribe's hits. Friday. Sanford had happier moments, coming up with a were on two Illiti 1IIl M whelm the Baby Hornets, Jeff Patton was the winning pitc he r as the Baby Seminoles came up with a dozen hits to back up his performance. Bishop Moore managed just three hits. Ned flames slammed out three hits in the first, third and sixth, while Joe Baker, Curtis Wolf and Mike Hartwig all had tiltS in the third and sixth 13 total es hi prod fram w ch u rum Patton came up with eight strikeouts and eight walks for the Baby Seminoles. Raines came up with three stolen bases while Bob Beine nine-run third inning to over. managed one theft. Jeff Dowell's two hits and take a 2-3 Bishop Moore lead, -u in 1 I.t. ---1-'. L., -.1 It.JV 3 1111 dIlU hIIM. (tO .1 3R.'ILU base aided In the Seminole romp, as did Patton's hit. After tying t he game at oneall in the bottom of the first, Bishop Moore went to Lake the lead in the second on another run, but Seminole came alive scoring nine runs in its half of the third. Bishop Moore came up with a paIr of runs to cut the lead to 304. Seminole added one more in the four th and the Baby Hornets further trinuned the lead with three of their own in the latter ha1fof frame 11-7SHS lead. That was as far as the Baby Tribe allowed the Hornets top, shutting them out the rest of the way while they scored two more in the fifth and fain' big runs In the sixth 10 (4Uh. ri '.,'r,t lb S"tIh, Pt Total '' as Lym an l'man ib cothmnt.nt. lb year. 3 cnt. o , (allan. It 30 0 7 0 i 0 0 iVy pit it) 0 0 7 1 vrtrnonsp 0 0 0 0 0 (JUI'dQ?.p .-a.p o Ttal a 0 ° 34 I i mom7 ISO D"Lartd - - IN o m Costanin.. lit. Smmon. t' 'MOuaald, Co'ttari'sn., Los O.L and l. OP D,L..to 1 $B sc , Lyman. artn Harr P*tchtr IWI \ mrn(,fl.,p,,) '.'' 2) 1P I ERH 11111 SO 71 I i I S I I 3 I i i o i o ¶ I 0 1 3 o But World Championship Tennis, the net game's major league, is only a few years old and is mushrooming, Insit "-4'mura, pro at this La Costa ,i'ats spa where the Mictiejob l'ro-Celebrity Tennis Classic is held. 'Pro tennis should at tr act prize mone> of $6 million to ll million a year at least within five years," Segura predicts in interview, "One of the reasons is that, aside from the an are fine tennis the pros play. trig, ama teur tennis is catchMg (41 a! a dizzy rate �28—The Sanford 4R: Herald Tuesday, March 5, 1974 41111t : And A I "I . (" IIII Am % ..; *, - 11111~_a WD 1107A s " iv 4 I it - ' * - rt is S.. - - . If .. . . , - of tournaments - - . ALL SOULS . BASKETBALL ('IIAMPZOSH1P AWAR- - -__- - US are given to All Souls seventh and eighth grade cagers. Above, eighth Ivonam,. - ii , . . . =~~. VI I_-w .~ .li` Aimpary - :~.~ I1 __________________ ' . -I - - 4 .IR = — 114 .6 I Wa - - - c IZ_ a 4: 0. % T - _ I I 1 ,41t ,, "i W - : grade champs I bottom ro%, I-r) David Craig, Greg Mark __ / Veisley, " John Open Pleno, (rand knight of the , : i - • I ; -, . , - - - 4 1 commenting on f ! - the 30 leaders on the exemption number of mandatory tour. calendar year. naments will dumb to at least (PGA players get points Knights of Columbus ' -. Mcklaus, these golfers successor can't see it that way. British litle and the U. S. Orlando Post 5150. David Wiggi ns, and Mike Fall, Ken Solstman is in the row in the middle between Wiggins and Fall. A 64 reco rd produced an over 10, acco'ding it S SIk iii i't'ti 1k "'ii 'P('Li$ WI1'I' III IIl)tt Vt. anti II lUht 1w t' IRIlI IItI I of 066 and our ___________ Bottom row (I) N ed Palmer Join Gillmor = \s lie probably lut-jint ning actively anti will .) : I* i 1 give up that rainbow ,jut...I for lilt,(%%,(I or three bundled thou.sand dollars a vear (fiat ople like will. I)Urnamnent 5 like "Money's never motivated the mi' anyway." he shrugs. "It's Mai,ters. lilt- U,s (jipell and beell culIv , enieril that there's lilt- I IGA - norle uf % fuel, be s41 Intic,, 111(one% in golf I noti. did - and % el %% hen liv I.00ks Deane woil $88.'859 in Ili, Iwak . at )ou oui (it iliat I.,1111, soll b. Near ill 1972.i When I turned ____--• - .' -, . .. a ~ - . , , , '. 1I - . . . - i Charlie - &7IW Ft" ') - . - . - E . money. . - - : _________ It . , (llerald Photos BW I - : - =11, J~il - - hilly tested that an d I Cilo 14-iM, Ille oatne knimIllill I Cilte 11 v%vi.%lbing I Ilad as 'I 91-1-al h'I.it 10 t ,Itist i I I - - KVLEflOTEJIt . w hen I - - 0 ) s wa n - fr -' mile and a quarter 3-year-old Kentucky HI 4 I I ii 11 C a 14 .i -: , .. ; I' test for Derby li,iiiik tlit' I'iii,iii 1114-1-t- M Ill Ill liii "I was pretty far back, but I don't know how tar," said Pin. hopefuls. Judger covered the coy. "I couldn't tell because distance in 1:49. there were so many horses In Pincay hasn't committed front of me." himself to a mount yet hoc- the That proved to be a tempora. Kentucky classic, but said, "I ry situation as Cannonade, car. could commit myself with this rylng 122 pounds, and Judger, horse. The way he ran today, he with 118 pounds, made their Is a very strong Kentucky move heading into the far turn. Derby horse." Pete Anderson guided Canno. The fl-year-old jockey new in nade to a lead of a half length from California I.' ride the bay ove' Sir Jason at the three son of 1967 horse of the year qtwrters pole with Judger still Darnascu and Face the Facts. 12th but only, 9 lengths off the Pincay said he thought the 3. pace and gaining rapidly. )'ear-old crop In Florida this When they rounded the turn, M was better than those In Cassnonade via ahead by four California. lengths with Judger second. At Stephens, who predicted the Pincay's urging, Judger ran two horses "could beat any. outside to catch Cannonade Inbody,"saldnitherpj side the sixteenth polo and flat again until at least the move ahead. March JtXh Flamingo at His' BLVk's Bid, owned by Brttit leah. View Farm and ridden by Ru. Hancock's family has tried ben Ilernandes., finished five for 40 yeara to own a Keitucky engthe behind Cannonade to Derby winner. HIS father, the return $5.40. The Judger. late A.B. "Bull" I1ant did Cannonade entry, 66 betting breed Derby winner Johnstown, choice of the crowd of 31,322, h*il Hancock admitted he want. / - -;-:--. igmII/t-s 111.11 Ill,, I ('1 gitI . __ - _ I It', n hMt)Pk I'a-uplt' IIi,iI 01.1'raclel " 11% Implication. It(- Inclil(led 111111,%elf His Job To Keep It Rolling BIG SELECTION I oney T M AMERICA'S LARGEST WINE & SPIRITS DEALER H(NnIPHIILIPI 010 STANLEY 11% III 8 YR - ,, sco'. iIi CERTIFIED F JjsFOU ,HOSES ac p i Becky Simpson scoring 11 for who attend try-outs will be in Dallas on about Big Dip, Ann Newman had drafted before boys who seven. Shirley Wynn and Dee registered after try-outs. 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The Colts won the City ('barnplonship In the Intermediate League with the Rams taking the runner-up spot. The Rams played without their top scorer Joe Raker who made All-State In the recent State Tournament, he was home sick. ' . - 4,79 auu, BASKBAIJ. HEGISTRATION Rose and Hod Laver, among winners In other divisions of the Deena l"lamrii washigh Superstars rs competition. The scorer for Knights Shoes with 14 Boys should register early winners will compete in the points, Debbie Manter and and get their names on the try. fi na ls w hich will be seen on Melody Graham two each, and out roster, br ing birth cer• Sunday, March 10. Manian Ray had eight. Beside lificate sihen registering. Boys Rote says he and his wife live SDAYSALETUES,THRUSAT.,R, - '-' ahead of Reggie Jackson, Pete program 10 IMP FRENCH BMNOV r N MAGREGOR -- athlete, one the fourth quarter, they made a other more famous athletes, big come back on the play of "This will help pay some Becky Simpson who scored nine The recreation department is bills," Rote said, at a luncheon points in the fourth quarter and n ow registering boys for the honoring him and Roger had 11 points in the game. 1974 swumer youth baseball Stauboch and Bog Seagren, 'Judges' u d e Jud e r mile. /~ IM' -A111111' 114- 11-we , n t going to lik it flut i . •-' whose only concern other than the wonders of competition, was the wonders of dough. I.esn't Rote Sr. know that happiness can be bought? KNIGHThSHOF.S2$ Smith and Ronnie Ryan five Recently, however, Rote Jr., has run intosomç paper lettuce, BIG DIP 24 each. Dean Young was high f or the He won $15000 on the Super. Knight Shoes sian the City Rams with 14 points, hony 5tst5,a competition anABC-TV Championship in the girls McIntyre eight, Dennis Harris which pits top athletes from Lassie League by Jumping off to seven, Price Baker and Jimmy various sports in a series of activities exclusive of their anearlylead and maintained it Kennedy four each. spec iality. Role Jr. came in throughout the game. Big P was nine points down going into J half ,4 , 1-4 40 A •• '' 1°" IlItlI(,Ill% till 1114. ful Recreation Notes Looking To Kentucky Derby ruler hIlls tIll IIN AM ft Anda1laIongwethought Rote Sr. was the embodiment of the All-American after a . four months in the North Football Young man with dual mission Judger in Monda y 's pee- EA] I 1111% , 11- al IINk Ill- 11.111 1111ri. Ot I ,ii fact, I used to have to beg thdto throw a football around with Jockey P - I ' %%- Jill ilit-still.t.1-11 touch fill fall - "My father," said Kyle Rote rcenty, J. what enjoyed, - BRADENTON, Fla. (AP) have his old touch? 1972, fell to 3-9 last year with a field job in July and hit iSO as The Pittsburgh Pirates learned Those are the long-range 9.85 tuned r un averoge, worst regular, about hard times in 1973, a sea- questions. The immediate ones: In the majors. The Pirate brass Reserves include Dave Park. son that ended wi th no playoff Who'll be Murtaugh's star ting says he can come back; that er, who hit 8 last year as a money and tarni ci pride. Pitchers? Who'll play first remains to be seen, rookie; Gene Clines, diiFight players and Manager base? Or shortstop? satisfied With his utility role Bill virdous are gone train the Short relief seems solid wi h t last year, T ea he rn that was so eager vid ed run average of righty Dave Glusti and lefty catcher-outfielder acquired confident after spring training the Piratep ing staff ,fl Ramon Hernandex, who C01fl from Kansas City. a year ago, despite the death of from 2.88 in 1972 to 3.44 last bined for 31 saves last season. year, but Brown acquired left. [lichie Hebner returns at Roberto Clemente. nd Beyo pitching, the major third base, w here he hit -277 last hamlets Jerry Reuss arid Ken They're gone because the PiBrett in tiades to bolster th question mark may be at first season. rates fell to ird place In baseLIiP UIKI) ON THE WING base, where Bob Robertson uJ Veteran Au ball's National I.eugije East, a rota tion, battle r oo be given a nother cha, kie Frank Taveras at AUSTRALIAN POLE vaulter Donald Baird division they had dominated the Commonwealth Games In Christchurch, Reuss comes from Houston boiling bends his fibrous glass .193 and 239 three previous KHOiSS. pole as he vaults during with a 1613 record last year. two New Zealand, Baird won th e event, Rennie Stennett is the second ___________________________________________________________________ y me dub's 6012 record was a Brett was acquired from baseman 'sow that Dave Cub product of many things, in. Philadelphia, where he was 13-9 11 Robertson flops, Al Oliver his been traded. Stennett's av• Ing Qemente's ataence, last season and set a major wIUUkelymoyefromcent erefeflto,242 laslyea totbe the abysmal collapse of pitcher league record for pitchers by first. Otherwise, Oft, who had 10 home runs and 55 REIa. Steve Blass and the kinds of hitting home runs in four ba tted .292 last season, will paManny Sangullien returns a mistakes oth er teams had al- comuecotive games. trol the outfield wi th Willie th e regular catcher, and ways made against Pittsburgh. Reuse and Brett will battle Stargell and Richie Zisk. he had an off year in '73 he still Will Gereral Manager Joe L (cs' starting spots in a planned g & g Stargell Icc the maJors in cv' batted ,2a2, Mike Ryan and Brown's offseason shuffling five-man rotation wi th Blass, ery thing bu t postseason awards AhjANDA1.E, Fla. (AP) - ed to fulfill th Kirkpatrick back him up make difference? Does Danny Dock El li s, Bruce Kison, Bob last year, slugging 44 homers, e family's quest returned $4.40, $4 arid $3i0, Judger had just won 1130,200 as for a champion Kurt Bevacqua, acquired MUrIaUgh, who ended another Moose and Jim Rooker. stream's 10-day season with of Its own. ba tting .299 and drivin g In 119 from Kansas city, 'r provide program ended Gulf. Hialeah opening today. victor .01 t he $217,000 Florida will retirement to replace Virdon, "I hope he 's a Kentucky Der. Blass, a 19-game winner in runs. Zisk took over the right, depth Derby, but the thoughts of by rse," at third base and seconmi. ho said Hancock. But u-airier W.C. Stephens, jockey he added cautiously, "You've Laf fit Pincay Jr, and owner got to consider Cannonade was Seth Hancock all centered given four extra pounds (122 to aroun d the Kentucky Derby. 118) today, We might not get S phens not only handl te es that much in t he future." Judger but also Cannonade, Judger, as usual, fell well beowned by J.M. Olin, which fin, hind the field - he was 22 Ished three-quarters of a length lengths behind eader Sir Jason behind / IU4 s at- I :; • We ill I. that tt'ns in I.n,, aml ii titi k , lill Is -. .11 - 1he unirelimo the kntttt ledge thai lilat iiig goll to, Ilit. hille '5.71 .1 luall L" - III i. ,. ; YORK — (NEA) — blue eyes, also attends the Rote, "much more so than any this and he says, well if that guy back but transferred to the There is something about Kyle Perkins Seminary in Dallas. tie preacher. Kids will listen to a (bd it and became a great University of the South flote Jr. that ain't right. First of hopes someday to be a al!. he's an American who plays preacher. and show youngsters "And it's important I.hat kids his footsteps." study psychology. 1W reason professional soccer. Right tha t the clean way of li ving is have so meone like that. on for the choice was that, first. he You know his name should the right way, despite the want to mention any n Religion is not Rote's only li ked to play soccer and, I be on some kind of subversives examples of some present day one famous quarterback t• athletes to the contrary. a particular says n a magazine portsnt role in bringing a whole "A famous athlete has Second, he made a grand that in college he went bet lie had a football scholarship new sport to the forefront of totslof$l,5OOfor24goy ready-built ministry, said wi th 300 gir, LOW, a kid reads to Oklahoma State as a quarter. America. What kind of attitude is this After Hard Times In '73 H Ih'atst' ili,t - -1 I ilk s t-iiI .0"4 ,61 iii fl" j like % (11, 11, bI.jo.%4, 1 11,11 11 11141k, several mnunths ill IMfildi I Ifl before it(- inadi- up ills Illioll tomflmflisslt,II.'r I h oug h it tt as gin ei a I knt,st It'ilgi' f A..". ii . P i rates Are changedleam- j "ii t •t Nickiau and i'alrni'r, c'i'ackt'tf , ith and hernia sur'I"'I'Vill" arld Weisko H. gerv, 11111 he Ilt-Illes Illill (lit. Crarnpion aiu1.i,,jIIIu\, .\I l l It.l. M*C(*Illl\ ill his new )oil) lit %%Ill) lilt- \11tim! kill,, like I.anIfirev,%'var contract at more It%. \%,dllkin% il,141 livn Ill'ill ~")('Atlql jollll~ljj% 1 \% dS ;I i', forthe5onandnamke of of America's most h eroic . . l 1. I It- 1 - "Ini taking It over Wilti) stt're Ill a stable tHitlt1I Wei I' liv 4)01% fflajiir 5(II I 111.11 is II lilt .N jiitlgt' ow gets worse: what is more unPatrio ti c is that he says he doe't care all that much for money . 1! %_ E "inakt game I Ititi' JOl) 5, 1 to develop it as a is &brood Poverty level. - -- - Joe r n'r aIIII L I' p. iit•ii '' """ 9Ua liii eti III III a ("liii..11)141 11441 III liii' I away - Miller, lit I itnis 'tii-itv an lint , ever tia in their iwo ahiIii Tln jiiti tttit' fiji prtivI(li' flIt %% lilt any etui- git Only doing thi NEW I ~ __ - -_ de of ha%i titiiiit' p1 at iii UK f o n pIIiIuiph iiswt Iivas. "is liwl lilt' wt-uilIv $hi• iniminenl ref Irinu'nt III •f• Ih'% (lII4ltl)Iiiiflt',. 1II IIIt tIhIi tIN I)acki,,1I,)ll u 1\ -_ - opportunity 1% Kyle Rote J r K cks he -s" tourn P the abilitv and didn't take lilt i - - ' -' "But I knew, I wouldil'i be It 1967. will uo joligpl- coillpelu as cerned, I didn't reach im ,it)ieVII%'V% l'o-,114% becati,e I I America, l t) iludes Paul U3C, & l. d for bread .11)41 bUtter siflcv and Bob ~ l I )ivlsli,Il __________ all championahip for seventh graders (left) tin' Ji with me," he remimeans that a 35- year - oltj man happy rsied, "to look back at age who has pli'ti golf seriously 50 or 55, knowing that I had . n t ih best goller., Ill III,- %koild E% vu I}t'ant' adtiiih t,ii America's p amateur teams. nament Players Division Reman, now , earned his competition as a major event Joseph C. Dey Jr. qualifying each Monday for the Fla. His total of 574 gave him a Asuviatinn pelirs the new PGA Fournarnent performances, to determine marathon played in wind and Inaug Playe rs Division commissioner who urated at Atlanta, Ga., is exempted from rain at Pa l m Beach Gardena, Aug. 30, with $250,000 in Prize Who succeeds U pro I Iii. it gui loin ,i gittttl living •iistt III' St 1W tlli t't' ttuii ii,i in tin' SIS toll 'ai Iii' to Deane Bernan, based on their tournament player's card in a 144-Me each year. it will be - TIIIII IliflieflI hii lt er . 1110 lt('th('MIa, Md. %t hik estabtithing I)iIIIMII as (lIt' flatitiil afliil.'iji • uhimiij,iii,i in 1960 antI 63 1k' hail tntt. 1141 nth it And th'j he adik that wills 1IltriUCeefuI lnuranct' 11 "lled he might never turn lkiiian also t tredited with lbe , IUIIIIHSSIIII II I 3lHIitle HiFort' Ihat he gui a ttiantt' ISIItt f44$ IVVIII1l1)I Nhnlent s I li• a (li't'p iii.'ath It pro it I III,I II) make I 11% or a lot ni money but be. C1U%C I Wafllt'd It) ILSI fflV Ifl SUCC4116 over a six-year span. Amateur recognition lIt"% III Iit'r ik'ant' itt'IlI,lIl II, I e,ili,i that 1VVI II1) aliiisi S711 IMMI a i'ai lii priii' iIittiwt Itti sn at Amateur common sense and a World Anteur tean 960 E 4 tournaments and won $0 000 (I I itt III, i it 4'II u'.iI"v lh.sn Ik'iiiao ha alt' •' liven tt'rribiv I4Ial Iirit'nletl WI SAN F'U1NClSt'ti ('alil L ~F6A . lurr is 01414 rinn ' • WP 40 golfers Must compete— Cup team; winners in Ow last the Colo" InAtational, the calendar year of so-called lie competed on live con- ministering the new rules smtive U. S. Walker Cup corranitting top-ranked players Kemper Open and the word "dt'signated" tournaments and learns frclm I 959 to 1967. on four to designated tournaments. Sierputowski. Arthur ~ tourna ment , Board has designated only the American tour; members Bogesjis. (top raw, I-r) Father WilliamEnnis 4x~ . wk.,-* . Neither can financial sponsors their money in the belief that said such a requirement should who want the big names to show lie quit a successful Insurance the golfing giant would attrL,ct carry a .'salary with it for up at the first tee to assure brokerage firm partnership to e big galleries and television rn pro. P success or their tournamen networks and conse quently the firit tee iknn a short hitte r b) pro 11eman, a tour pro since 1967 boost tourney revenues. standards was depending on Among those singled out for who makes his home In h The Professional Golfers' mandatory play three Units BetheWa, Md.. a WaWngton, is great 'chinning andputtthø Association hierarchy has tried this year are the PGA, U. S, game to put him on top. D. C., suburb, Is credited b to corral the big links at- Open and Masters chlunpions of Dey with bein the architect yof Somehow It just never came off g tractions by making it man. the last five calendar years and the new tour structuring ;Intl its the way he had hoped it would, datory that they play in leaders In the point stsndings stronger controls over player Well li k ed by A tour specified tournament or be for the same perIod; the British commitments. players, Reman says he expects penalized. Thisyear,however Open champion of the last Beforeheturnedpro,Bem, to combine diplomacy with Pr Tournament Policy cakndar year if he is playing won the 1959 . -- .- -4=_,~-__~~:_-~- Palmer, skip complain that they put up Mandatory appearances once - I a Pete. The result is ffiat sponsors -1 — -,,ft. ___ it PrO golf tour tuau, rail, fbi so mulch on the fairway as off, A pack big name golfers like Jack Nicklaus, Lee Trevino, Ar fbld Arno `l`~;;r -• i Tommy Weiskopi has ui to be choosey about the tour. namenis in which they cow- *, U WU U starting Thursday.' third r p lace tie with Ron 4 II a D Trevino and more lately Obviously supersrs a ffudo uOuuy Wthko claim the tour is too high on the points List. A Cole and Gibby Gilbert In a now that other busins tour nament win aiso exemp a cisasy l field which included commitments and their pla)r from qua lifying each Bob Murphy, Tony Jackith, i4 L®u mammes demand some Os' uu heir week w the season.) J and I Elder, time. Palmer has pointed out that Since the that too i th nearly 500 players seeking produced t wo U S On None of them is arguing over w spots in tour tournaments. Champions and a British tee mandator) a ppearance s, those who play in only half the Openwinner. but when the number edges UPevents ac.ua 11 1 are making way toward the 1(), tourney figure, Beman was disappointed in for some of the hungry young new e who othe rwise would be challenged. For example. lions even though he on three sidelined. But Dey and his So far 14 has been a puz. zfl bear a1ong the AmerIcan 2 - . w Sts like Nickla us, Copfry News Sen*e - - -- By FRANK MAMBER • ' ______ xPro Se t tles For $50,000 A Tear its *i 1— - Ill. 0 Pm IAIfifln TrniI Alønn — —- w - - • r :; J I !_ - 'H . Tuesday, March 5, 1974- 8 The Sanford Herald —i _.,.a• ear uzzling Fancy Title if ._1 . 11, l, I I V D l 2150 c&hciAmiucaa I" : 2295 f1I ' 11 ,r �415-The Sanford Herald _Tuesday, March 5, 1974 Lre Plata • Fern The Sanford Herald CHECK OUR LOW COST INSTALLATION PRICES ON KITCHENAID BUILT-INS Park STARTTHE NEW YEAR RIGHTI SEE US TODAY J A I a 2517 So. 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Mrs. Donna Weaver, a Children enjoy finger and brush painting, woodworking registered nurse, is on call and singing, rythmic move should she be needed at Child's meats, cooking and dramatic World She has also had ex Play. ihey study shapes. colors, penance in early childhood numbers, science and mean centers. During the morning greetings lags of holidays. But. stresses. and free play period which stan Mrs. Self, the learning atmos phere is free and unstructured. the day the children are obEnrollment is limited to two served for runny noses. coughs. thrcugh fIve year aids Kin signs of skin irritation or other yrnptOrnS which may need dergarten is open to four and medical attention five-year olds. A well baiancecl, nutritious The two and three year .olds havea planned curriculum and lunch and two snacks are their art work i taken home Served daily. The menu for OF ORLANDO INC.. si N. Orlando Ave., Winter Pk. Tel. 645-2060. Open 9:30-5:30. Sat. 102, FOR INFORMATION CALL , P 11,111111711 no cneoiiiw M .. 2991 5 Calls 34.95 most 8c)tcars Fun Is At Child's World CARIBBEAN CRUISES Pages.' metes mums Constructive Play . Business I•vI•w ;--. - ... Groomer Whether it Is the lure of the country or its people. see if all with the assistance of those at truth COSPUTS IUCTIO* *811 ABOUT On $000 MILE/121 DAY WRr1TE* DUMA*TEE '-; JOHN SCHLENK TIMEX REPAIR CENTER PH, 531785 3flLONOW000 PLAZA Hwy. 17.fl Ls,iood 322-0508 r - Mon. thru Sat. CZ Paym.nls - THIS COUPON sI p 11 Mixon Auto Parts and Machine Shop -• with Offer •,p.rps March IS, 1574 •______________ • AN Y TUNE UP OFF t di F rt'li s *Bulk Seed art for the Farm or Home New Apple For FLORIDA • ANNA Y,,. NOWAVAILABLE BULKSEEDS New Planting Guide & Aimana i0O W. First St. Ph. 323-6430 Sanford ' k el (lflTheOidKiigoreS.ed%toreBg) -' • ' of ts / 323-6404 OPEN l. low rates 1.26 Year Olds SR".5 Filed Ovi,do Ti $650 Movement ' s 00 I FOR HOME OR FARM - F • A OPEN DAILY $ AM. . S P.M. gveIuwb $150 w Jewel •, 3159 Hwy. 17.92 AUTO INSURANCE i& L TIME IR Gardedand awi4r VAF _ 1(f 4 Locations To Servo B&h * Ph. 3633245 A fantastic buy /) I ' Route 426 fil - • . -• for for an unusual, attractive and numerousto mention all by those of you who attended the homemakers is lust In at B & E valuable piece to complete a name, Include tables, some recent Depression Glass Shoo Sanford's exclusive daycareFurniture, 2325. Hwy. 1792 in livingrooin or bedroom decor. wicker furniture, pictures, In Sanford will recall, for- 2 thru3 yea Casselberrya brand new As with all B & E furnIture, the vases, and a great many other Most of the glass displayed at Kindera,1.n: Ages 3-s couch and love seat set, price is most reasonable, useful and attractive pieces, that show Is on sale in B & E upholstered In custom chosen leh. 3234424 Furniture. 2554 S. Sanford Ave. Another beautiful furnishing ether you are a herculon fabric gold In pleasing shades of antique and pale is a custom built, glass front - While some of the furniture at seasoned glass collector, or green on white, and selling for bookcase, perfect for storing B & E is brand new, most of it Is have never seen depression and displaying your favorite good, clean used furniture If glass in your life, a trip to B & E only $300, If you are a homemaker who books away from dust and you have a light budget, but Is well worth it. has been pricing quality fur accidental knocks and bumps. plenty of good ideas and a stock Browse in the glass shop, niture you will know his price of sandpaper, basic carpentry examine the colorful depression 8 & E Furniture also has a tools and paint at home, this is Pieces. and also the beautiful is exceptional, and so Is the charming French Provincial the place to do your furniture &d pressed glass in Royal Oak attractive llvingroom suite. B I E Furniture, owned and bdroom dresser and night and accessory shopping. A little and Royal Ivy patterns. Yc*.i operated by Betty Smith and stand. These elegant items are fixing the most amateur are sure to find something to Erhel Ban, Is a treasure trove so popular they are hard to homemaker can handle, a touch add to your collection o' of bargains, both new and used. come by. and never remain in of paint, and you will have comp!ement your homes with always some new and the store long. So if you are yourself some useful, unique decor Interested, stop by today; and attractive furnishings. interesting items for sale. Large 3t small useful or Because Betty and Ethel tomorrow may be too late. B & E Furniture is probably decorative, new or old-if it's f.flpaatr.I . .lIurr L.a. I__ ak_t_ hm L...'.... 0,,.. "V •i._ iiur wiiianuiriq something in the furniture line Desks. dressers, cosy chairs, ,1Uiv'f).W,w array store with only good, clean new and of antique glass Betty you're looking for, stop by B & a variety of lampsfurniture crowd and have collected over E Furniture first, because and used furniture and home the many-roomed theEthel years Both gals are that's where the bargains are decorating accessories, no store. Other items, too depression glass enthusiasts, as bargain Item ever remains long Ad In the store. At present they P (. J t i have a lovely old cedar chest, dating back to the Twenties, a Chon.d.OIhd great find for the person looking For Every Purpose i Fantastic Furniture Buys CHILD CARE and KINDERGARTEN 1 / pi "A Child's World" ED EDUCATIONAL I x_r '• .p NOW OPEN 1• f -' I A Rol At B & E Furniture Working and Busy Mothers - • NEW IIEUCULON-COVERED COUCH AND LOVESEAT For bargain price at B & E Furniture ANIMAL HAVEN BOARDING KENNELS Ser PaH,t 831.3304 232 $ HIGHWAY 17.92 CASSEL$EPRY. FLORIDA rail iiui as' for iii Iurnl at 11I1 • • 32 2-5752 *MIRRORS PAINT WALLPARER Duda Auto Parts and Oviedo Tractor Co. MARCH 14th -------- - TO *ART SUPPLIES BE FORNIT(/iE I kennels are clean, and the caslons with a fancy jeweled brought In last week by Ann nels gets the best care and temperature thermostatically collar and lead of Sanford, get the full attention from Animal c ontroII grooming treatment it $IICII Animals get all the Haven haven Is the nail best exercise they need in their Check also the exciting range owners so arrived at desire AnimalPeppy Havething to home for your pcI. Cool private runs, and personalized of toys, beds, grooming and comfortable, each animal feeding makes the animal feet brushes, nail tnimmer, looking rather woebegone and has its own cage with raised at home, muzzles and training leads bedraggled, but after Karen sleeping box and private Out had washed and trimmed and If your animal has a favorite For complete health care run. brushed his fur, clipped his pillowor toy, bring ltalong "We purchase your pet's flea Most important of all, at like our boarders to be happy," collars, dips and worm nails, and lavished some care Animal Haven your pets say the Rowes. medicineat Animal Haven. The and attention on the little receive affection and loving Rates at Animal Haven are Rowes v.iIl help you if you fld fellow, hecheerful. left looking fresh, attention from owners Melba most reasonable: Small dogs guidance in the selection of clean and and Randall Rowe, who love and cats are boarded for $2 a medication for your pet. Whether your pet i unusual anlmatsandareexperieflcedin day, or $32 a month; big dogs And it you don't have a pet Ilk P or lust a regular cat their care. for $2 35 a day or $61 a month, yet, check with the Rowes, or dog bring it to Animal Animal Haven is located off ThekenneIs are open Mon, From time to time they have Haven for expert grooming West First Stri'o't Sanford I through Saturday from 8 am care t.nirn,t , ' , ' '' kittensand puppies for sale ru ,1!'-(l "''1, 2 6 p !' Ad v , -Call - -I • '1 Tired Of Cooking? __ I I FARM IQUIPMIN J/ and GLASSWARE Animal Haven Kenneis in grooming center is fully mile and a half from 14 onto When you next need pet Sanford has reopened its equipped with all the aids to Kennel Road. Yu can't miss supplies stop in at Animal grooming service, and groomer make your animal look its best. Animal Haven. set among tall Haven There you will find a Karen Powers Is now available it taking a vacation breaks pine and palm trees It is well wide range of feeding, to dip, clip and grc.m your p05 your heart because you have to sign posted. with her expert touch, grooming and medical care leave your pet behind, stop Animal Haven specializes in products, Even cats and dogs Even unusual pets, such as worrying, A pet placedhen in the boarding cats and dogs. The can look special on gala ac the skunk. Peppy laPierre, Animal Haven boarding Out Patient Therapy --' LAWN & Unusual Pets Groomed ':0 COL,MR( KC)NIt hA, I CAS!I LIIIAPI, (M(PA Private Patients - VA - Medicaid Sanford, Fla. I And AccIsilories WHOLESALE-RETAIL T NURSING where your friends are 919 E. 2nd St. OF Drive Out & Say. STOP BY TODAY - .4a4w~ AUTO PARTS / WE OFFER A WONDERFUL ARRAY FURNITURE Seminole Appliance Service We'll save you money, time & gas ... Carpet Sewing Machines Furniture-We have It all .... Stop Today -Save. Tuesday, March 5, 1974-58 R •• u*oti PSAZi\ CASS.I($U1V "CIII 574 7970 *500 sicioti; M)S1'I.3PI OPEN TIL �I 68-The Sanford He aid Tuesday, March 5. 1974 ALLEY OOP Legal Notice by Doss GrOL riEGSEE. 1j i\. NOWt.... I (...00ps ITONE1 I ;' ( cs;' iis WAY' 1 , I ¶SONDER IF SHE SAW ME" ' \OF 1HOS MouNrAfrdI rr,' J - I I i _.. J I -- .,' --- F. •;J / T' _________ .v :-' ____ I "4 . • - - ':' I. CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS iD \ by Lorry Lawii •' BUGS BUNNY by Heimdol1i & Stoffel 1 E. w4Ar5 - L] Z-:\ V1.VE 5TEL_} -. Twc-rEp I q .ç CAPTAIN EASY LIVING 5PECIMEAI by Crooks & Lawrence - PICELE A u ! .% ft ___ .I42j FRANK AND ERNEST k. fl.k T1. AK ABOUT OUP EASY PAYMENT PLAN 'A WHICH OF ?H T) 36 PAYMtNT DO You WANT TO 8 Tift Er JL A6Y ONI 3:1 WINTHROP by D4Ck Covoib I FffL TR$5LE ADJr Dpf MG MY ICE CREAM OPe,CLJRHEA I L) I REALLY CANr IM..'GQiE I'UN / I'LL 5&Y I J,L. ONLY HAD ThO LICKS OLIT OF IT. TERRIBt.E I FEEL.. I /IKAY, OKAY... AT LEAST a soy AaOurrr. i -1 BLONDIE -- ----I __________________ Olc Young L' BCSS. frwi< FCRA FEUDO.1A AN WHEIE) (ris TV€ WE tvso cout ru ii iwio A co w cr , THE BUSINESS' GGANT)C CC.CLO'1EPATE' THE Ew -, • BEETLE BAILEY WE FOUND 1I44It IItW TWE ONE FLAW ) Mon Walker 17 / NOW W4.T DD I t'O GOi49 TO REAL' wrn4 IEI lilt t1MF5IUM -'f - Lea Fafli and Sy BVarry Legal Notice Tegal Notice Legal Notléi FICTITIOUS NAME FICTITIOUS NAME FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notices hereby given that w, atp Notice II Mreby given tiat 1 am NOTICE is hereby given UiI we p BiJ TRANSFER TO CREDITORS or TREAMIRE egaQld In butIfltts at 600 A fl,f6QP.J In be II II? s are engaged in biflit*St at 551 hIgh !' C .I Way . Georgeto*.aOt., LaSMl.rv. i;;. , asseitivIsy JãIVl, CHEST OF BEAUTY Seminole County. Florida under he 3274& Seminole COunty, FIriø1 Sminoie County. tlr,ci Undfl be OA'E - Febriary , fictitious name ot MID F'.ORIDA Under the tictitious name at IithitiOu name ol OPEN SESAME, Pursuan, to tie provisions PRODUCTS, and that I Intird to BIONOMICS ANALYTICAL Snd that we intcnd to regislet' said Section flOi of the Unilorm Corn n.imr wilt the Clerk of the Circuit mrircial Code (F S A SS676 6 lOt?. register Said name with the Clerk t LABORATORY, and that we Court, Seminole County, Florida ifl ou are hereby notitied that on the the Circuit Court, Seminole County, to register slid name with the ci. KcordIn(e will, the provisions Florida in accordance with te of the Circuit Court, Seminoi, lSthdayol March, 19,4. a transfer the Fü,tif,cuj tilme Statutes, To wovISIOt of the Fictitious Name County, FlorIda In accordance *ltti bulk assets at T.easure Chest h provisions of the Wit Section 16$ 09 Florida Statutes Statutes, To Wit: Section 665 Beady whose busineSS address Name Statutes. To Wit Section Santord ,Shopping Pl,i:a, Santoi-d. Florida Statutes 1957. MS 09 Florida Statutes lS? S William H Turner S William 11 Antrim Fla will be made to Helen M S Richard Alt JoAnn Geraid Publish Feb. 76, March 5. 17, IL Hughes whose buSin acfdrfls Raymond T. KaIeeI l'hh.%h Mrh 5. Il, 19. 2 1971 Stintord Shopping Plaza, Sanford, 1971 DEl PubliSh Feb Il, 19, 76, MarCh 5, Florida The debts oh 11* transferor DCV 144 1971 PCTITIOUS NAME are riot to be paid in lull by the un 47 NOtice l hereby given tt we are drrsigned 0eV AFFIDAVIT MADE PURSUANT buyer 41nt1 the following engaged in businets at Highway IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TH( information is turnthcd t you TO FICTITIOUS and Mohawk Avenue, Sem'nole tierewith NAME STATUTE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. County. Florida under the tiCtifiOUs I The property to be transferred STATE OF FLORIDA CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR name of SANLANDO PLAZA, and constsolbus,netswhichsl0cated COUNTY OF SEMINOLE SEMINOLE COUNTY that we Intend to regster said name at Sanford Shopping Plaza, Sanford, FLETCHER J. JACOBS and PROBATE DIVISION *sth the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Florida Including all inventory, CATHERINE JACOBS being lint PROBATE NO. Seminole County. Florida in cccessories tiMiufes & equipment. duly sworn by thl undersigned In re: Estate of cordance with the provisions 01 tht 7 The estimated blat at the authority, say on oath that they are HAPPY LAPS WESTER rctiticut Name Statutes. To Wit: transferor's debts is unknown the only persons interested in arid decea Section 565 09 Florida Statutes 19$? 3 A schedule of the property lobe are the sole owners 01 that certain NOTICE TO CREDITORS S Harry F Stokes, Sr tran1Jared and a list of the business operated by them at It) All creditors 01 the ella,, Jean E Stokes credItors 01 the above named Lakejide Drive, Sanford, Seminole HARRY LAPS WESTER, decea.J Pbtiih March 5. I?. 19, 74. 1,74 transferor, as furnished by the Said County, Florida, under the name Of are hereby nøtitied and requIred lo DEl II transferor, may be Inspected at the "SERVICE PLUMBING COM file any claims or demands ws Iollowinq address IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE PANY' they may have against Said estate ri Deno P Dikiou, Attorney 11th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND Fletcher J Jacobs ttteoftsce of Clerk of Circuit Court of FOR SEMINOLE 54,ile 10. 500 COUNTY. CatherIne Jacobs Seminole County, Florida. in the FLORIDA East Highway 434 SWORN to and subscribed before courthouse at Sanford, Florid, CIVIL ACTION NO: 74-395-B Ca%%elberry, Florida 3770? mc thiS 6th day of February, A 0 within tour calendar montp tr DIVISION OF ADMINISTRATION, 4 The transfer it not being made 1914. the dale of the first publication of to pay or taiiSy elisfing deots. STATE OF FLORIDA DEPART Matilda L JoMson this notice Each claim or demand S The amount 01 rq'w con VENT OF TRANSPORTATION, Notary Public, mutt be in writing and must S:J,'r,it-Orl o I:t' pJiCi fcr tne lt*iC Iid St,?e of F iordi 'iiC pt,t of rc'SOrcce aitti POSt Citf, Lk'S(ribed bulk IrOntler it t3,O 00 UMlNOLE coUNTY. At Large addressoftheclaimant and mutt b. nd Sb be paid on March 15th, 1971 Plalntiftlsl. My commission elpires: sworn to by the clal.nant, his agerit at 500 E Highway 4.34. Suite 30, vi April 3, 1971 or hi$ atforney, or it will bCom i HG HELIE PLANNING GROUP. Catselberry. Florida. PubliSh Feb 13. 19, 76. MatCh 5, void according to law DENO P DIKEOU. PIE a Florda Corporation. e4 at. 1971 Dated February 25th, 1911 Attorney 01 Transferee Defendants 0EV II S David Sven Wester PubIth March S. 1911 NOTICE OF HEARING As Administrator DEl 75 TOHOWCAUSE STENSTROM, DAVIS 4OTICE OF SUIT NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE & MCINTOSH THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO NOTICE ISIIEREQY GIVEN that Attorney for Administrator Pobeqt K lleit,r IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE by virtue 01 tlsat c,rtain Writ Cl P0 Boi 1330, Sanford, I I, 76.10 Saltsburg Roa,J EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. Eietjtin iSSued out 01 and under Publish March S 13 1974 CUlT SEMINOLE COUNTY. tpe seat at the County Court ot DEl Pennsylvania FLORIDA Seminole County. Florida, upon a 1w'tHicIbculT COURT IN AND PARCEL NO 25 PROBATE DIVISION linal Iudgment rendered In the FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, STATE IF SAID DEFENDANTS ARE CASE NO. PR 14-33.CP aforesaid court on the Itt day of OF FLORIDA. LIVING. AND IF ANY OR ALL OF Estate of February, A 0,1971, in that certain IN PROBATE ) SAID DEF ENDANT OR JOHN HALPER case entifl,d. Helen Pend,roran In ci tile Estate if: DEFENDANTS APE DECEASED. Deceased Plantitt. vi M A Tinsle'y & Gail HOWARD 0 DAGUE THE UP PiOl%Pi SPOUSE, IlL IRS, NOTICE TOCREDITORS Yj,es, Defencterit, wti(t atorciact Deeae-ct DEVISE ES. GR AN TEES. TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Virit ot Eaeuton was delveced to FINAL NOTICE CREDITORS, LIENOF1S, OR CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST me as Sheriff of Seminole County. Noire 5 hereby given that tti, OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING BY. SAID ESTATE: Florida, and I have levied upon the undersigned will, on the 11Th day ot THROUGH. UNDER, OR AGAiNST YOu and each of you aro hereby following deScribed property owetid March, A 0 I71, present to t, ANY SUCH DECEASED notified and required to file any by Gail Yates n ha Gail M Kouwe, Honorable County Judge of DEFENDANT OR DEFENDANTS, claims and demands which you, or said property being located in Seminole County, Florida. her final IF ALIVE, AND, IF DEAD. THEIR either of you. may have against said Seminole otjnty, Florida, more return, account and Vouchers, as UNKNOWN SPOUSE, HlPS, r'vtateintheofticeoftheCI.qkolpfle particularI described as follo*s- EucutirlofttseEstatec,f HOWARD o E v IS E E s. L E GA T C C s, Circuit Court of the Eighteenth One (I) 1973 Pontiac. 7 door. 0 DAGUE. deceased, a at sao GRANTEES. CREDITORS. Judicial CIrcuit, Seminole County, Firebird time, then and there, make ap LIENORS. OR OTHER PARTIES Florida, Probate Division. In the Tag No 7W 6719, yIn. No- plicltiontothesaidjudg,fora finil CLAIMING BY. THROUGH, tiff Courthouse at Sanford. Florida, 7V$7I4$NIIflag settlement of her administration ci. DEP, OR AGAINST ANY SUCH within four calendar months 'ram and the undersigned as Sheriff of said estate, an for an order DECEASED DEFENDANT OP the time of the first publicaIl Cl Seminole County, Floqlda. will at discharging Mr as such Eiectjtrii DEFENDANTS, AND ALL PAR this notice. Each claim or demand 1100AM onthe)Othdayof March, Dated this the TIES HAVING OR CLAIMING TO must be In writing arid filed In A 0 1971, offer for sale and sell to February, A 0 1971 ills day of HAVE ANY RIGHT, TITLE. OP duplicate and state the place of the highest bidder, for cash. Subject N4led Greene INTEREST IN AND TO T I-fE residence and post office address oh to any and all ecisting lelns. at the As Eaecutrle PROPERTY DESCRIBED IN THE the claImant and must be sworn IO Front (West) Door of the Seminole of the Estate of COMPLAINT. TO-WIT by th claimant, his agent or at- County Courthouse in Sanford. HOWARD 0 DAGUE SECTION PIIC.240a, STATE ROAD tQrney, or the same Shall be void Florida, the above described perDece,, 1.434, SEMtNOLE COUNTY. Dated at Apop4a. Florida. this lariat properl, SHIPIHOLSER AND LOGAN DESCRIPTIONS: 70th day of February, 971 That said sale is being made to ATTORNEYS AT LAW PARCEL NO. *26 - FEE SIMPLE Irene I-1yne Halper satisfy the termt of said Writ of FIRST FEDERAL BUILDING As Evecutris - WATER RETENTION AREA Eiectjtln Vehicle being stored at SANFORD. FLORIDA 37771, WATER RETENTION AREA LEFT of said estate Altamonte Garage in Attamonte Attorneys for the Easctjtrig George C. Kelley, III (NOPTHP STATION 11s0000 Springs, Florida Further In Publish Feb II. 19, 26, Marcts S That part of Attorney for Eeecutrii formation available Irons Ilte CivIl 1971 P.O. Boa 1131 The SE '- of Government Lof 3, DivisIon of the Seminole County 0EV 46 lying Northof Palm Springipoadin Apopka. Flwida 3270) Sheriff's Department SectIon 34. TOwnship 70 5ouft, Publish: Feb 26. March 5, 1971 John £ Polk. Range79East,andLEsstho(aitll DIV 151 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Slserilf feet thereof arid LESS the East 350 EIOHTEINTII JUDICIAL CliSeminole County, Flcrida feet of Pie South 750 feet thereof, CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE IN THE CIRCUIT CUURT OF TNt Pblith' Feb. 76, Mavth S. Il. 9, COUNTY, FLORIDA. Seminole County, Florida, lying EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII. 1971 with.n 700 feet North of the survey CUlT, SEMINOLE COUNTY. oey 10 CASE NO. 73'1724.A _ DIVISION: A line of State Rold S 131, Section FLORIDA 775*0, between Survey Station CASE NO. 73-693-C IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FREDERICK W. BEREPIS. INC a 77 '0000 and survey Station MEREDITH ENTERPRISES, INC . CIRCUIT, Delaware Corporation. tills JUDICIAL I lord., corporation, 79 00 00. slid survey Iin arid tad Ptant,lf SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Statlnn being dscrib,d and located Pla.ntitf, PROBATE DIVISION vi as follows NELDA 0. KENNEDY, a single CASE NO. 74-7-Ce Beginatapoinfn14te.jtpo DONALD 0 KELLER and Estate,f woman. SHIRLEY A KELLER, ht5 wile. dgrees14'04"Ea%tofthe5?p Defendant ROMILDA SAP TORI canter of Lot 37. The Defen,f,nts NOTICEOPSALI Deceased. NOTICEOFUORTOAGE SubdivisIon, according to Ph NotIce Is hereby given that. NOTICITOCRIDITORS FORECLOSURE SALE recorded In Plat Book Ii, page 37. TO ALL PERSONS HAVING pursuant to an order or a final BY CLERK Public Records of Seminole County CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST turnenf of foreclosure entered in Floa,thencerunrfh$,d.,, th* abov capfloned action. I *11 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN SAID ESTATE p,,t1nt to a 31 54' East 95* Si fewt Frnat iiidgm Stati ci. You and each of you are hereby sell the property Situated ri 9740000: thence continue North $9 Forectsoure dated February 7$Ut. notified and required to file any 5,mi,tole 'County, F iomoa 1514, and entered in Civil Cow Plo drorees JI' 56" Cast i claims a r..t t demands which you, or deScribed as C. ol the Circuit Coutt of the Station 99.0000 for the end 01 Lad ether of yj, may h4yf against said Lot 25, Block 79, OR (AMWO D F ,ghty'q,tp Judicial Circuit in and survey line estate in the Officeof the Clerk of the SECTION 4. according to the P:a? Contalninc. 39.600 square eel to, Serninoie County. Florida, Crcu,t Covet of the titti Judicial thereof at recorded In Plat Book I MEREDITH to MI acre) more or less eacluslve wherein Circuit, Seminote County. Florida, Page 99 Of the Public R.corth ci EN 'ERPRISES INC . a Florida of area In evIsling right of way. Probete Division, In the Courthouse Seminole County, Florida corporation, is the Plaintiff and OWNED BY: at Santord Florida, within four Together with all structures arid JOE . DONALD 0 KELLER and SCHRIMSHER aret MARTHA H' calendar months frons the time of improvqmentsnowandhereaft,ron SHIRLEY A KELLER. hit wife, SCHRIMSHER. his wile the tint pubIicati of thu notice said land, and future-s attached MORTGAGE •Srf'the Defendanis. I will WI, to the SUBJECT TO Each claim or demand muSt be tn therifo aIso.11gas,steam.etect,c. recoried in Official Records Book tsrgflt and best b'doer ton cash at writing and filed in duplicate and water, avid othic beating, cooking, 'Oi.pageanlnfavorof ROBERT K the WEST FRONT Goor Of the Ltatetheplaceofresioence.ndpo,, retriqeratg, lighting. plumbmj SC'niflcile County Courthouse in PElTER; nd Office address Of the claimant end ventilotlng, Irrigating, end power MORTGAGE recorded in Official Sanford. Seminole County, Florida, mull be S*oeri to by the claimant, ly$ti,,,s. machines. appliances at II OOo'ctock A M.Onlhe lSlh day RecoreN Book 94;, page 970 in favor 11i5 agerw or attorney, or the same futures, and appurtenance, enc O March. 1,71, the following Shall be void, of J RUSSELL ESCH, as ndw areor may hereatter pertan to Trustee deScribed property set forth n sad You and each of you are hereby Dated •t Orlando, Florida, th's or be used with, in, or on ia Final Judgme'nt, to wit Wvefatly notified that the plain 21r4 day of February, *974 Premiw-s, even though the-y Fe lS-rg.n 01 the S-outhejtt corner Of tiff(s) filed its sworn complaint or the S W Luciana S GI:,tt detached or detachable ', of the S E '. of the N petition, E together with it As Ececutru. Refrigerator • Section i. TO*n5ip ii South, Declaration of Taking In the above Pange Of Said estate at public sale, to the highest and hes' 39 East, thence North 4.17$ IOPIN C REBER. OF styledCourtagalnsl youanae.chof bidder for cash, at the West tror' teet to the Norlheest corner of the you as defendants seeking to con RUSH, MARSHALL i•4 the S F. door of the Seminole Count, SW '.Of the N E 'aol demn the aye BERGSTROM, Courthouse at Sanford, Florida. ! described property Section 4. Township 71 South, Range located In Seminole County, Florida, ROlilSoff & CHAPIPi II OOA M ,on the 13th day of Marin thence Witi 131506 feet, by Eminent Domain proceedings Attorney for Ececutria $974 thenceSouthU 53 feet, thence South SSE You are turther notified that the SSf,et Livingston (COURT SEAL) East along I4ortneate,t Iine petitioner(s) wilt call up toe hearing P0 So. 3116 Arthur H BeckwitPs. Jr Lad Wbd'viion. 1031 $2 fe-if, before the Orlando. Florida 32603 Clerk Circuit Court Honorable Clarence T thence lash atong Pie Northerly line Pbli5h F,b 74, JohnSon, Jr. art, of Judges of the Of Sad Subdivision March S. 974 By Marttsa T Vlhten 3731,5 flit to the DIV 131 abovestyled Cot on the 77th day of point 01 begirv'ng, lees Deputy Clerk the Nq5h 3 March, A 0. 1971. at II 00 o'clock, tt MacLEAN AND BROOKE Of Use East 03 fe AM in Seminole County Cour IN THE CIRCUIT COURT CF THE Post Office Drawer X Alla Lots land 7. Block thouje. Sanford. Florida, its ap "D"and EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. Jacksonville, FlorIda 33703 Block "H" according to the Replat pi'ication for an Order of Taking In CUlT, SEMINOLE COUNTy, Attorney5 part of BICI'S "C" Nob Hill $CtiOri accordance with Its Declaration 01 and FLORIDA PblIth March 5. 1971 Gene Gables Section of Taking heretofore tiled In thi cause Mi'rcdth Manor PROBATE DIVISION DEZ 20 All parties to this suit and all Other CASE NO. CR7443 CC AtLO commence at the most lnferestedpartiesmayapperatt Estate 04 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR North'erty corner Of Lol 7. Block IRENE MAE MORANVILLE time and place designated and be '', Mredith Manor, Nob Hill SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA heard Sect,Ori, as recor Deceased CIVIL ACTION NO. 7111)-C in Ptat Book 9. NOTICE TO CREDITORS PaRt-S 5.4 and 33. Public Records In me the Merrtai of AND Of TO ALL PERSONS HAVING FRANKLIN C. AKER%, Seminole County, FlOrid,, Fachdeoendant ishwreby required North SI degrees 31' 30" thence CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST I'rt,lcrirf 'er,. writtffl i1i-4ini-t, if any to te-,t, lhen, North SI dc Nortn 7S75 SAID ESTATE -grits 30' It" $ capiiint or petition on you and earn ot you are hereby SHERRY W AKERI. Well 4550 feet, thence North 14 notfied and required to file any HOWARD MARSEE, degrees Re'%pondt'nl 14' 30" East 1511 lees to the AsSiStant CcunIy Attorney claims and demands which you, or ponf of intersect ion of Northerly P NOTICE OP SUIT Semnole County either of you. may have against laid TO' SHERRY W AK IRS W tine of Nob I-fill Circle and Nor I estate 110 F Commercial Avenue intheofficeot the Cl k ttlwettrrlr P W line of Sloe, drive, Residence Unknown Sanford, FIgrida Circuit Court of the lifts thencecot'y,nue Northl4degr,e, 4' YOU ARE NOTIFIED 'hat a on or before bIte fled day of March, 30- ' Fatf along Circuit. Seminole County, Ftc, action for disiolutlon of marriage said P W line 155 II A F) - "1971. and tilt. tI-c.' original *ith ll't It, Prctjst, Pont CI curve CG(,l, 10 Onion, in the '0vrthOul, arid cff'*r relief Pat byrri tiled ttse Clerk Cf 'he Iboyp Styled Court f4orlitwrlt,rly having a Slnford florida, *lh,n four aqainsf you end you are required to radiuS on said date. to show cause what V3O 15 ft . ttence calendar months from Itt, lime of Serve a copy Cf your written Pdorlheasterty right, tltt,, interest, or lien yc'u or along arc of ia-ct Curve the first publication of this notice defentis to if, If a distance Cf any, on GORDON 4 any of you have in and to the )ijl0feet to point of curve, lh-e Each claim or demand must be in V. FREDERICK, Attorney and hilid in duplicate ano for Pefltlocer property described in laid corn North 23 degrees 0' East 11? feet tø writing whose addreSs pfant or petition and to Show cause, point of beginning, thence Nortts slatetM ofaceofr,sld.,, .endpe,,., iS P.O 1195 Boa $5 office address of the claimant if any you have, why Slid property degrees West 310 end Sanford, FlorIda 37771, end file tPiI leet, thence West 1755151 Should not bE coriUemn.d Ice the be 5*0475 tO by the Claimant, 3'lginal with tile Clerk of the above leti. thenc, Southeasterly 360 tees his agent Or attorney, uses end purposes as set forth In the mare or or tI-se sam. Slyled Court en or before the 9th day s to a point on , $lsall be void, comptairif or petItIon filed herifn It th*etferly R W Lake Shore Cf AprIl, 1971, Cftwrwiw a Judgment Dt.ve. Dated at Senøo,d Fi,.,vida, fhi you fill to do So. a default *11 be 'co pønt being 736) fe-et South may be entered against you for ffte entered against you for the relief *CStr,11 cit p0451 ot livid day of February, 19)4 beginning, relief denserded in the Pefit,n flarnest Bir* of demanded In tlse complaint or t'eec, Nortnepsf,qty along said R WITNESS my hand end Seal & Winter Path, N A * 13 II feet to point at bg,rvs.ng teldCo.jr$lp,i5 7Ithda, of Ftiruary WITNESS my I-sand and seas c ISeaII Øy Robert J' Lesçerance, $911, s,sld Court ri PliC 22nd day oh Trust Ofhici. Arpiur H Beckwith, Jr (Seal) S February, A 0, 1971 At Fiecutor Clerk AtPsur II liecIwitti, Jr cf Laid eState lip ?v'artfsa At Clerk of said Court Arthur H Seckw.fl,, Jr FELDER. BETTINCHAUS Deputy Clerk By: Linda M Harris & I-tIERS Clerk of the Circuit Court Robe-rI W Lee ')eputy Clerk By. H. Ki BellingAcus By MaclIsa T. VIhIeIS Suile II), 35 Wesl Pine Street GORDON V. FREDERICK AIlAf'rsey Deputy Clerk Orlando, FlorIda 32601 for Eae'utor Attorney for PetItioner 905 Knowles Avenue PublIsh - Feb 2*. March 5, $7, 9, ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF P0 Box 179$ W,r*ei P4rk. FIoqIda 1971 f'sjttt.sh March S. 1971 Sanf, Florida 37771 0EV-lU F)FZ Pubtith- Feb 76. .V.arcts 5. ;7j PubIIt,'i- March 5. 17, 97. 74. 1974 DFYI56 DEll) The 'Predicted WASIIING'IYJN lAl') -Coin. plete removal of the oil embar. lo llgaln.t the u'nited Ste IsIth supplies ill pre'October. tsar levels is the OptjtI)I5tic . peclation of authoritatIve risin advanct' of next Sun. COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION I-do. 14)19C DIVISION C In re; the Mar,iag, of BETTY F I-fUSION k API (3 LrSTEII 0 I-ILlS TOPi I4u%h,cct DISSOLUTION OF Ire (,"(iflc'i'rfl,,'tJ th,it ttii' pu. FriSIS in Israel could set liticl back Kissinger's chettie for •having lsaelandSyria begin to negotiate through him Vishlngton a Ilisengilgt':n('rIt in . $1.., • - ., .. -. FACED WITH A DRINKING MARRIAGE Write P 0 Bo t2tI Sanford, Florida Seminole 322-2611 Winfpr Pnrk . -. Orlando ' Ask for Want Ads Rated For Consecutive l5ertions-No Change Of Copy. Want Ad Department (leouty Clerk 'i( br P.'Ilon,f 106 iV Central Blvd Hours in 3 30 P fl) Salurdiys a Holidays 9a.m. 12 Noon Orlancto, Florida 32101 f",olttt March 5. Il. Is 76 1511 DI! 1% rItumn Ilci qsjestic,ss ,isked Owner it young eipec,nt Day Before Publication _____________ - _..._,!,gaI Notice COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF 6thru IS lImes 30c a line FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION 25 times lIca line Cete No 73 79 Orl Ciw 'V (12.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) LJPIIIED STAtIS Ot A-','[pl(A FICTITIOUSNAME IdOl ICC is tiereby iCo trial I am INI .iiIi l i " 't r IL it' milled i .IuSe 0 r Jrttr P Jont its Ass,itaol United States Attorney, nan action agarist the drlendantlsi Dey L Stalutes, To Wit Section •43 JohnSon and Hazel Johnson. his torm,ir wfe,,and to enforce a lien upon real property situate in this Dttritt and dticrb4-d as totlows L0t2.BIokD,DIXIE TERRACE, DEl 7a --Personals 5 (,ot Ii', State 01 Florida and save not voluntarily appeared tic-rein, an StperSonatseryi euponh,m Snot Circuit Court. St.minie- County, P4Ct , (Jl because Pit residence and Florida in accordance *ilti the whereabouts are unknown, it 5 prOvision, 01 the F Oit,OtjS nam. OR OCRED that Dewey L Statutes, To WI Sec,on loS 09 JohnSon appear or plead to the Florida Statutes *95, complaint tccre,n by the 25th day of P,'lr(rc 5,71 and 'n default thC,',of S Warscla Pattr,sori r Court will proceed to lI-iC hearing PbIith F,b 76, P,4rCPi S 17 19 anØ adiud'cat,on of this suit as it DCV 150 Dewey L Johnson nao been Wrvtd in Psi State of Florida, Fyi1 only to the rite-nd prodded for by Sect,on $453, Title II. United IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR S"t Code, it i5 lurther ORDERED thit notice of thiS THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL be published b the United S'at Marshal in a newspaper of w'rirral circula' i iri Seminole Crv..ncty. Flor,csa.o. :eaweek for us DIVISION F In r•. the Marr.a9e of 6' ontecut, C,APS' () (.tt I -'-"t k commencing ou January 79. 1971 DONE AND ORDERED at Orlindo. Florida, this 17th day of l'usry. 1971 if ' ,,, ii, 7-Motels HOLIDAY INN OF SANFORD snowaccppting4ppI,abi5 for the following Dostions __________________________ IIARTENDERS 6 WAITRESSES Chld Care BUSHELO Hot meals Tender love & care for DESK CLERKS your chIld, Educational child care Applicants please apply In prson & kindergarten A Child's World, 755.1 S Sanford Ay 373 1i2i Maid, part time, motel eaperi,nce 114$ or 3271511 _______________________ Will baby my home, day, night, . i-EatIng Placet Thtngs to Eat s-Good 10-Do It Yourself 11-Instructions - - - Travel - - - & Recreation - 1)-Travel AgencIes o week ends Hot meals. 323 0451 _______________________________ Il-Camping-Resorts '3_____________________________ Travel Agencies IS-Action Sports ____________________ -. .- EmploymeEt - Ii- 'Help Wan?ed - ii (iNG CARPET TOURS. INC ;. rune tickels. Cruise arid Tort i' citfic al rates 303 Semoran , imi III - ,. __.______ 18 Wanted 2l-S,tuations =...- Financial ' 74-Business Opportunities 23--Loans 74 -Insurance - - - - - 30--Apartments Rent Unfurnished Help Wanted "V.l,p," HOSTESSES RETIRED Mechanic for small _________________ ,iccounts Weekly guarantee pIus SEMINOLE COUNTY PROBATE DIVISION F'ROBAT E NO In me C state f RCii.F b H MILl (17 ?/ORRt5P4, PetItioner "rn whose ,,cto ,ess P Sy •,I,if,tc I I'.. cta 32751, ia .rIcr M*rcPs hIts 1911 and fly ",' original *ith tlte Cit-cl cit Itsa (p-mt eths,r before se-ytce cm P.41cm" attorney or Imrt.edatrly tt'trefiyr oblserw'se. a Default CII beenterect I5ril ArtPi0r I-S Beck ,', ' I' (Ie-rk of the- (ira. t ( '' By Joy 5ick,'i, il-BusIneSs Propert' Classified ••fl•lI Icr Pi't,Iicr'rr r V rti 55 8 1171 DFY I? I lI-f THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Ads Will ________ 3$-Wanted to Rent - ' " for those hard , Eslate of P 7V C. ','!ltd I I AL I- (7,', 5 i.l 1'.,. 1,1,1 U LI. I OLSI.'. SANTA (IARIIAPA, CALIFORNIA You are notifitd Ihat thr nan-rd P titOflrt'i Øt, Pill I ARPIO I ZIMMER,','-APIPJ iMlece lemalel and start ,.', Rummage Sales . 63 -Machinery and Tools 65 - Pets and Suppltes rcu,t Court of the Eighteenth Petitioners' attorney, whose address Courthoute at 5.sntord, Florida. Is Icardi 1. Wombles, P A, P 0 Boa *ith,n hour calendar months tram 17C. Wiitter Park. Florida 377$9. Os' the time of the firSt pubtiction of or before March l7lPt, 1974, Arid tile thiS riot,ce Each claim o demand the Original with the Clerk 01 thiS must be 'rs writing And tiled in Court either before service on duplicate and stole the place of Ppfitiorit'rs' attorney or im reSidence and post ortice aisoren ' n'pdiately tPitre'1tlef - olhcr*,sl' a ilci' clarnanI and mutt tie Sw'vrri to default nOy be entered against '6° the claimant, hit agent or at VCi' the- yeliet demanded in the' tQvnii'y. or llsr some shall be void 1-riliOn Dated .51 AiImpqstc Springs. WItPdESSmy hatidand thesealot F 'or.da thiS 7$IPi day ob Febru,sry. ' Court 05 Snlo'd Srrrcrvile ly?i P p,,, IC' ct-I iii,', 7:rt ii,i t " - 1971 I I SR I6Al OregonAve 60-0411CC EquIpment a pehtcn n the abovr styled (curl i ty,i'r t'f ,j i'.5 cave ,tQ,lntl ''I ,t In ir , mci:' cr' (l lIe Oi f5i_( (h_il ' 'iI.Ut' .0 Dit Ih(r (it the' (link Of II,jJc,l Circuit, S4.mmiolr County, p ior.da Profuale Divirs, ri ttie-- urns t,t: 1,ii f's F' it'CulrJ oh sOil eStO'e Arthur II Iktk*iIh. J,5i1'r5 ft Byrne. Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court SQu"V fly Marina T VihII'fl Allolney br Esorcutria Deputy Clerk P0 iSO' 1)1 PublIsh Feb 76, March 5. 17. *9, AlIamnnte Spcmnqt, Florida 3770$ 1971 PubliSh March S I? 1971 j IDLY l% ('SI'! 76 Sheraton Sanford Inn -Musical Merchandise 61-EquIpment for Rent r-ori-i-.t in Ihat pu'ition cnid ycsi act' Meals Classified EVERYDAYII DORIS JANE GOLOfiPI, have lilt-il clams and demands w$s,ch yov or (r'",iicdrctto Serve-il ceipu oh your lien cte'h,'nS( '. 1 .i'cy 'ill Vacation shopping APPLY IN PERSON be -Bicycles SAID ESTATE WE B STEP 601 DI- N. JR 0th) iIIt-d and required ID tile ilily AbOVf.? Average Pay Health Insurance (li-I es' i'.t And SupplIes NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO ALL PERSONS HAVING 6I-'BuIIdIflg M.atiniils CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST 62-Lawn and Garden 'iii ,sncl CIchi (I ,'ii in' tit-ri Gardner • Housekeeping ', Z,'i ,,. Buslness OpportUnIties To place month With Ontp 112000 Ic your low cost , 67 ---LIvestOck and Poultry 9-Stamps - Coins ', - 322.2611 Il-Antiques ________________ , or - 7 -AuctIon - -- Trailers coritnact Call collect, Mr Rogers. 9(71 396 1707 79Th and Trailers rp. Club ' 'c 29 300 137 500 COrrIn-iJ açr i-cl C3'C( heat and air condition, covered walk, corner location. Elile ad dreSs. "733 N Country Club Road. Lake Mary, Ftc S175 per ma & up on minimum 3 yr lease Club House TIAAII ' 6i 'ij QUALITY 34.4 BEOROOMHOMES NATURAL SETTING 1.2 Bedrooms 73,/4 O,./ JOHNNY WALKER PEAL ESTATE & CONSTRUCTION 377 4451 FINANCING 41 HoUsesforSale -ST. JOHN'S REALTY CO. BROKERS -_ Apartments Rent Uilurnished The Time Tested lrm Days 322 4173 Nights No Closing Costs FHA.VA 95% Conventional TAFFER REALTY 1100 C 75th St Yr,e Park&134 33? USS _________________ ______________________________ RANKLIN RAMSEUI !,St[iL'!i14JJt!hL,'Il ASSOC. INC,. REALTORS lit $277 Lath ,sa III, ISH 3 ROOMS CARPET 1554.01 p149 831.8400 HILO'S iN$TALLEV 5t. is er call te ap.Ww,.t ,,t - - The Greater Mall Casselberry, FIt ' _,_ '1 OPEN SAT. Other Days Call For Appt "Sinlord's Sales Leader" Your Multiplelisting Agency IocatandllationatMLs PCALTORS 3545 Park Dr $23,950 3 & 4 BDRM, Centra' HIA, 7'.. pct. VA.FHA FInancing FRANKLIN 138-5548 ARMS 323.7U0 s, a APARTMENTS '' ' 1120 FLORIDA AVE. IWeit Of II 97 befwten Farwa. Plaza & Semnoie P5gI-U TO • 1 & 2 Bedroom Apts. • Masonry Construction BUY or SELL? • Central Heat & Air • Pool & Clubhouse CALL • Shag Carpeting S'!'ENS'I'ROM I 6 Months Lease ____ ADULTS ONLY 323665O REALTY --_____________ Apartments Rent Furnished 7 no bedroom duplet furnished .parlmnst 1270 Onlanicto Drive, 'inford :.pdMO PARKS, 173 Be-droor,, Trjleri & ApIs 3 Adutt parIs Family parks ISIS H*y I) 97, Sanford 3731930: Day, Wk - Mo YOUR REALTOR Jj lflrdroons AduftsOnlp Park Avenue Mobile Park 2515 Park Drive, 3777*41 L 5 (MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE) WELAKAAPARTMENTS CALL 111W. 1st St 3222420 ANYTIME Immrd.atc occupancy. 7 bedroom d.jplea apI washer, frotl t,,',. mu-triqerltor Adults No Felt s v 1711 2565 PARK DRIVE SANFORD I ________________________________________________________________ Moving? Why not live in Sanfords finest established residential area ? 'IMME DIATE INCOME accouJnts wiIh RCA CBS Disney Records Income POSsibilities up t011opo per month Cith only 1,5w required br inventor 9 and training Call COLLECT ho, Mr _________ ____________________________ James, 11171 1614981 Male, congenial Share 3 bOrn mobile home TV, telei.sope. p('iOl. Of Loch Arbor __________ _____________ "-"-"'' SItuated On Large Wooded Lots Near The Country Club, oil? With Pride By -$11 :: 7$ -Motorcycles ftai& ?i'% I.IIIt $0 -Autos for Sale I.I--Aylatt0n untry mart (lutihOtS,' %C.,ii ,ic!i ' •i ,'iti 6 -Auto f7epairt Pirtt - AcceSsorIes -- - BY HOMES OF DISTINCTION - - -- 7$-Campers Travel 71--Junk Cars Removed 'n5t, fully returnable, under Rooms (or Rent TransportatIon - Property For Rent DisIr buton port or lull tiy,q' I Supply Company established 4$-Wanted to By 10-Swap and Trade -- Amciouinucrestedlnearnng57t - ' want ad call. 6--Horses -- Call 322.2420 AnytIme 31 (Male or I- cmaie Full Time-u SI -Househoid Goods 31 -Garage ___________________________ -. Sanford Ave • FOOd Waitresses . Bus Help SS-Boatt & Marine Rent - &) l3eurorns CAMP SEMip101, F OkOtinu,' i...,_ - -. --"'.Yv. .iiuweu Plo petS Ph 172 4,17fl P.C.'i 11 :.',p,f. I '. 1,5 I SEvlLLA GARDENS LUXURY APARTMENTS - One arid t*o bedrooms, tome w,th beamed ce.$fl95 and bamijy room Alt tia,e net,, fully equipped electric kitchens Charming residential area AOult 3OI ,iccep'ng applications for the • Cocktail Waitresses Equtpment At1-'tri of N IC '4011 TI lEf '' CASE NO 74 5) (1' '0 to find items. . So stop wishing SI--TV Radio - Stereo - • Kitchens Equipped The SHERATON MOTOR INN is For Sale Post 011cr ooa 13)1 Sanford, Flørida Piibil'i I Cl 26 Pi.i' LI S 1514 Ond DORIS JAPIC GOLDEN for PROBATE DIvISION NOTICE p'0,m Ads Eved , - %7.Appline- SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA t.l, I- OWSI-- I .1 1.o0r Don 't Commute! Work in S.antora and avoid TI-fAT NO 731099 C IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 58-CampIng EquIpment In cc Petition 04 11th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, 37--Sports Equtpment DANIEL WIBSTIR EOt,OfN. jP SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA . Gas Problems? , - Magnolia Square Realty Pad daily, light delivery, must bait car and clean appearance Day time only Sanford area Call 3-Ill between *0 and 2 only - - - mission, training provie I-I & 50 - Misct'Ihaneous cit 7? DIV Ill Swimming Pool 30 Longwood & DeLanO Corn - - -- , OtreSd(-nCe,,rcd post OffiCe address of the claimant and muSt 1)4' 14--Income And swc'rrs tO by the claimant, PS agent, Investment Property , r il 1s come' attomnes, or it 17 -Real Estate Wanted i/-it ,sccord;ng to tm rn-ruary hi It7 .'aritsn Merchandise t', ILL lAM I COt bit 'TIPISTROM, DA','l' S. '.'cINtOSfl Altorriry br Eaeculr a 1 lc'rda Slate tl.ank * --- Inc . DeLano. Fl,i - Ill But ' .'.,, ___________________________ 'I Blvd 9(11 113 $1041 36 -Resort Property ron Rent A (.ecutria Deputy Clerk it Is MOPIPISO" Attrrriey at Law 'ults p,atlanct A,,' O,,s 'land F Icelda 37751 Clothes Washer•Dryer 323787o Esperlenced. part time Sanford, notice Each clam or demand IS-.ReSort Property tie in wring .ini) mSt state For Sale 10 PubIc rot (I Sr,"ncøl Count, lcr,da *1911(55 my hand and seal t' 1155 Courl on February, 15th. 1974 * 110W AIRPORT BLVD SANFORD. FLA TAX PREPARERS For Rent agansl you for th relict demand hereby ndtifled are) required to tile in the Complaint cm Pebiton Real Estate 'vO(j ARE IURIPIR NOTIFIED any claims or demands *ts'cpi they .1-Houses (or Sale may have- against Lad estate in the that an action to mp ess a len on Office of Clerk of CIrcuit Court Of 7-MobiIe Homes the loIling p'opeut1 in Seminole Seminole County, FIorda. ' the i3-Lot and Acreage County, Florida courthouse at Sanford. Florida. Lot 7. block C SAN SE BAST IA ethin tour cal,nàar months 'rom li-Firms and Groves HEIGHTS, UP4IT ONE . accordo tP'c date of the first publication of ' tP' plt there-of as recoided is' Rook If Range'Refrigerator commission CaIlIfl101,4IpM For Rent NOTICE TOCREDITORS All credlors ofdeceased. th(' e5ttiare of ROE,(R II MILLER, * ONLY Won' t Help : Houses Rent Unfurntshed " "" ''S 7"' - r, ' - j i", 262(l;. 1? 5l3 '.eurty 6)1 6434 - " _____________________________ ________________________________ 3)-Houses Rent Furnished 3? 3? Disposal.Dishwasher * Shag Carpeting _.__ 140,e ne of go salesman One wbodesireStom5,g income Outs'øe sales with established 32 Ho set Rent Unfurrnshed CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR Furnished•Unfurnished * * San's & Service ' kingfor liveStock buyers? Place 010w cost class.f Led ad for results ______________________________________ hasrequired been fih(d aganst scsi and yOu EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. 33-MobIle Home bols are to serve a copy of you - engine and lawn mower work, Pant time No phone calls Apply in person at Dubois Lawn Night Ct and theatre tours. sports evenbs. s•gtst seeing, conventions, trade ShoeS 191330117 Noons to £ ____________________________ pm -- - Rentals 79 -Rooms for Rent P.ttlD. I P4ours a day, Sdays a week Auto dealership Must bi cic'pendable 322 IllS MAINTENANCE ENGINEER lientt,Ii, year round employment Apply fl Pieson 95 Holiday Inn. iitamonje Springs ,_ * _. --. hilGI-iT AUDITOR, Year round em uloyment Company benefits Prefer eaperience or 11CR 4100 Li,pl in priSon. 9 3. Holiday Inn rI Aliaryconte Springs - - - Otto's tlolbrau Haus 2544 Park Drive Ph 337 71 ________________ ' Stenstrorn Plight Bartender - ,-. -: : _________________________ - - - C POM 1)6? * COOK - e.peric preferred. mull be reliable Call br ap po'ntment Cavalier Motel. 373 -' Action toe Dissolution Ci Aaeriage IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 31-MobIle Homes Rent nr,tten defenses. il j'ny. to it ______________________ Furnished Publish Jan 79, Feb 5. I?. It, 36. ,'.arch 5. 1911 re v ' NOTICE YOU ARE P10111110 that an Care Hotels o-Chtld Chief Judge 1101 Crtttt Lake- Circle Macon E,eocuia 55 Reward to, 'ntormation obcv1 ..mgh,ng Scales taken from R,,bbt fl,srn on 'Sandy Ave 372 IDOl II -Apartments Rent George C Young TO Judy P4 Gallagher and Found 'Udle,,t9 aparimrr' 34 - Mobile Homes Sandlewood Villas rn,'flsural,' with Qualticalons Send resume ano requrernent5 Ii, P0 Sos 1795. Sanford, Florida 32771 LAKE MARY i7rr, Ll-i.i'S'",t SitS " (tticirncy pt 573 rio tJlOdy Brown''' P,'iilp. 22? 57)7 or 322 1144 SECRETARY WANTED -- Desire competent, eiperlencedsecresa,.y for lull lime position Salary corn - -Cerise-lanes -- - OUND Black & Brown. Smill "- 'nate- coog Resembles tefr,r, i Cund .11 Mactar Country (Jut; (7wnr call 317 2331 ________________________ ' BROKER 37274.1 - 1 rO0mfurnttSed ,,rpetng, drapes,, central heal and air Fully eQuipped with dish washer Call Mrs WeatPterby 373 1437 10 BUY OR SILL AVON Call 41.4 3Q7 LOST Holly & livid. Small- male "cult, browri & white, kid's pet C,sll 37)7117 -. -. - of Thinks, 7--In Memoriam Ave, Semnre County Fli'.tct,t defendant. Dewey L Johnson is under the fictitious name ol TI--IL my-I an inhabitant ,f nor found within CIRCUIT lId AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO tore-head Lake Monroe Inn area 5100 REWARD 3721034 or 173 _______________________________ 1fl 4912 Orlando AVALONAPARTMEPITS ADULTS -. PlO PETS 114W 2nd St bedroOms. 1 bath, wall to WIlt - dIlftIri'l I!L'rUUl All makes sewing machine repair cleaned, oiled 4. adpisted 1 W 25 $ 98 - - I bedroom, P, blIPs. 7 years old Easy financing Will trade fo lot 05' .sPst ave you 3 bedrooms. 7 baths, cOnvenenI to. "' SChOOlS, shopping Center Shag Onebedreorndupl,a,adult,ohly No pets 322 3410 from I to 1.30 p m rpetursg, drapes, dishwasher, ctal neat & air Sparkling Clean Bedroom furnished it Waler 6. pool Mote in today Children gas lurnished 5*70 mo lOt .vccepled 372 2090 Magnolia Acre 3720211 ri'iabl, worktr, maic p'elerred, apply in person ',sntorcl $'.noco, I and 5R 46 - I -Cards ' ':'-:- LOST Tiny toy female poodie black with grey streaks on Announcements " ' as recorded in Ptat Book I. Page FICTITIOUS NAME Pbli( Records of Seminole County. Plot e I5 hereby Qivt'tl that i am Florida engagen ir' N,tnt at 7310 D Oat "rid it appear,ng to the Court thai CE 761 CCI TOUCH BEAUTy SALON. arv1J that I int,ho 'o refisim'q 'aid name- wIls th.' Clerk ..i it' '-: - 4100 _________________ Uhit IMITED and 'hat I nt- I i J.51r' , t.sct na'cce nIh I'.,' (icr $ ire C rcu I Court. Seminole County, Florida 'n accordance With tts of the Fictitious flame Florida Statutes 1937 S Anna J DeMofl Publish MarOc S. I?. It, 74 1971 lOca line 3 Lines Minimum mnga'gedinbusnessatOrar,,qeDr icr , DEWEY I JOHNSON an HAZEL in Attamonte Springs IMait • JOHNSON his former wife. dress P 0 Uoi III MalI .1 Defendantts Seminole County, Florida under tise ORDER FOR SERVICE tictilious name at WORDS BY PUBLICATION , u'n1t1mes P,'rilt i Panning on a fi up vacaton' lassitied ads br pant, lunI,-r. sod all irtur n.tei i, S COULD BE YOuRS' MOSSIE C. BATEMAN I b rrn.finisgied. wins carpe .irio or. •iiu pee monyn RIJLI' 3727333 GENEvA C,AROEPIS APAR TMF.P4 T5 1505W 25th st Iiu5.e*vc'5, ,5'T'"T'-" mature tades Part time & full lime- help wanted Choose rout C,nn hourS Morn.ng, roan, or "venings Pleasant workng cndtrnj, apply in person, f P fl Toms Pizza. 2120 1,...i-. t've. 1797 Sasford_-_--_ -, r'sother and 'S heartbroken )7' 7173 or 3731931 Deadline-Il Noon ____________________________ , STATES DISTRICT i-actor; t I bath turn OpI , si 173 deposit Jfl 53i2 or 321 - ' -- A P Barter PEAt. TOP tif _______ Apartments Rent Unfurnlshed -- --'---'-----"------only to 330 C Commercial, San (i,stsstierj acts are here- to help you ford tiuy, sell, rent or at a low iost lctuthefpyouplacey0r5 Full time well payIng position for uuhi 372 2611 or $31 9993 ,)mbitiou% young man Light duty iqupment assembly work Fuli t,mns'tits Write to 00' sn n car,' S Lost and Found of TI-ic' Sanford Herald, Bay Its? i 'jncj 1. ltle mlii' pulp,, wIlt' .,nfor0, I- Ia wIts bro*n cm ears & c,s . at "' "' ''N'nn Die. French Ave 372 720? Holiday I-louse 01 Sanford is in full time W0itteS',t-, I ()S.MaIc Bover. very beavtful,4 working hours Ito 9 30 Thit nil .vkt Old Left yard Wednesday include suns, Saturdays a ,,rn, 1301 1 lbh , arid days Apply in person 330 1 ri'turrr Pf ,VAP F) t - r ntorml Commy'rc.jt S,srctQrd _______ The Longer Your Ad Runs The Less It Costs Per Line Per Day. Furnished ________________________ Close in I bdrm furniShed apart enf Sect rity deposit require-cl Ph 377 741% "-. ____ - U" ViII LU 'rid uD'r N t',:.0 5, 1974-78 ______ HOUSOSIOr Sal. 41 Apartments Rent ii firMy renovated, (lor TV. w * carpet. cc. eff ,ci.nc, & Ovef riteS Day or wk rates 262) 3rlan*, Dr - Sanforo 3fl 34Q) I-I;iP.day House of Sntor , 'Cfelte-d in 3 pars time cattier Th,% position i fantastic MARRIAGES Working Performrdb, hourS ?lhrs a week 330 to 9, Marilyn Silver Springs Airport but yOu must be a highly qualified td 9(1.1 734 1711, Pet 736 4133 (ashier hostet5 Apply in person 831-9993 Rooms for Rent _______ Sanford Court Motel KOSCOT Cosmetics to buy or sell. 76C1 Elm Ave . 377 I7Ii POSITIONS AVAILABLE NOW _______________________ API YOU TPOUI1LEO' Call Toll IrCC. 614 7027 tOt "We C.,.' "Pl0tIine' Athlhi tse 7..... . Itll t1illfl illilililS S 4 Ccii 173 4567 DIAL 79 flookeeping and General Oftice wore Eapenie-ed S Day C,moup insurance Apply In person linly tO S*eney' Office Supply, Ill Magnolia Ave. Sanford PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Aooiiymc.j Can I-trIp WANT AD NOTICE OF ACTION TO L, F I ER 0 PIUS 1011, ille- address unkn YOU APE IstREBy NOTIFIED that an action br DisSolution ol M*rriooy Aria nIh., .-1,., •., tiled aoains you and you ",', required lo Sieve a copy of noot written defenses, it any, to 1 on l, 00th00d Law 00cc of Crnlr.si Ci,, , Ic , Attorney for Petilicinir w'te address iS 106 W Crnl,,,l . Orlanejo, FIor,da 32l. ami lIe the- orignal with th, Clerk Of the above 5tyld Court on or befor, March lIst, 1974, otherwise, 5 iuOilnsent may be entered agans? ou br the relict d4'nhanded in tii' - 18 Help inted Personals _________ __________ INFORMATION Jr i Tuesday, March ________________________ lllet'Ung of Arab I 1311.15 lfl 1.113)11. PrIces iirc likely to cfrop to . about $7 a barrel froill the rent $11.65, It WS learned as &retary ci Stale Henry A. KissInger returned Iroul an elghtday trip to the Middit. East and Europe Restoration of production, coupled with consert'atl011 Pi'titori lllcaiures taken during the '.','ITPI(SS my hand and ital re. cent squeeze, will bring about a sa Court cm February ?PI?i 5971 ;)lenttful supply of oil fur Amer. lSrall Arthur H Beckwtt, Icalts, according to estimates, Clerk ot the Court At the same time, U.S. offi. flu Joy Webb , Herald IN THE COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIII. CUlT. IN AND FOP SEMINOLE Against u• 4 Sanford 322 310'J for App? ________________________________________________ __________________________________ __________________________________ __________________________________________ �---I - r J---- L - - - - - ------=- - - d - fheiriIord heraid Tuesday, March 5, Among 11 Our W,.... ,', t..ea.. Realty -- o - NOTICE __________________________ DISA UL F D AMERIC.\ ETERANS $4... I' 92 Sarctod Fetings Rosiness 7:30 1Sf Ii,*t - SANFORD REALTY 7 -I4 S rrnCt't Ave O.ly% Jfl 7212 73 PCT. F INANCING ..,,n can i rtcuyut., .t10 man, plus Iq6?uri% fretted g,t74'l)(i Arid tented .t'.- .ini rjf tit.l, lr'J (I fl RCdui-d to Sell •)' Only $71 500 Pymint cheaper than rent ( P40 down payment to vIt9faflS Low down FHA or 9$ pct Cony New 36. ••i' $ : , 5)1 5j FRANKLIN RAMSEUR '.tl, 3 la-tirocim hornr (vi 9e 1 ianthcaprd corner lot. rat ct-log, garage, r?tJny other let 're S., and buy --. ft., ,,t.j. 5:3 503 'I'I' both terrific home buys Call c appon •"SS 0 I "We Don't Stop 2 bedroom block home. - owner For appointment, call J7 3 3920 or after 4 pm Call 511 ___________________________ 16 , We Succeed!' Till 2 1116 Elmer Bakalla, Inc. Otis nesse's Hmt Acreage, BA(Pi and P.'Ovnlatn proper ty for Jlp HOLLAND REALTY. 373 7075 M. UNSWORTH REALTY tern's Iwenty acres, Some ttigts arid Some low 14nd 11)003 Payton AMERICAN LEGION BALL REALTY 117W First St 3725611 - IP.M -2ndandllPt Thursday Each Month. Take advantage of our opening prices, only $26,0 and 177.500. ------BINGO Every Mon lives Early Bird at?: IS P M Regular at 7.4 p M .%e 'fly,lC yOst comparison with all other tome's you have cor%s4dfred ___________ See Orings' Hills in Orange City tceijp A new Community p4 t%.ckhomes West 04 17 flon H,i Dr r s.or will Grad) you 7 ' '- 'I, •'' AtiStin Development Corp . Atfamont, S pr ings, 1 77$ 47k, Open ipm FLEET RESERVE ASSN Pres Mgr Jim Hunt Realty Club Hour's- Qa m Daily (closed Wed.) Bingo Thursday 2000 ___ 200corsc,tour F IA SAPIFORD I, THIS ONE CAN 'T BE BEAT ' 573.750 This 3 li'droom "omi immaculate icQC screened porch *ilh beau) , tpisce yard deal for Itie k1 'cla, ran or thine Let me sliyi ,.,, ca, $70 $500 and at'. , t Wil, After Pt00r5, Priced 'pt'? at is 322 Roberts & Gilman ss - qeallors _______- CLEARANCE SALE Everything R educ ed from 20 to $0 net ott for quick sale Save a? the Old Corral Western Shop Hwy I? 12. I MI SO of DeBarv- ROBSONMARINE 3977H*y 1192 3J 596-I * 58 - I? Mobile Homes _- -__ - -_ sayi - ' Si Household Goods 3375200 Lawn and Garden ..'Si- ti to* cc-Irs planer Aith Irftltrr atfactir,', tiP 5 767 319.7 Titusville. after 5 p m - - ___________________________ NATIONAI, CARGO. INC, 7., . ZIG-ZAG SEWING MACHINE o.,c. your club or organization would like to be includerf in this listing call: *.odA ca Gi THE SANFORD HERALD ternoon with a ~ lti The 3222611 2-. '' - , Condltlonktg KEN KERNS GARAGE CompleteAutomol,v. Service KERNS IRAIISMISSION SERVICE Auto. Stand & Clutch Specialists Free Pick up. dilivery & towing in Sum Co with major *ark III'S SanfordAve.3flua Us ed FaPm Equipment will sell fast And easy witha Classified Ad Call 32? 2611 or Ill 9"] BULLDOZER WORK :learing lots our Specialty, 323 1731 after 3 p m _ Al- DISTRIBUTORSHIP. upentry 1000 S CARPENTRY It you can spend two to three hours starting about 1:30 P.M. each weekday afternoon, Custom Work b-req Eslimate License d Bonded 3230099 Seminole sheriff's (leputies and Sanford Coa't. (in Pg. 2ACOI.L) sS C.ramlcs 1 \ .--.C" t (ask for the circulaticn department) -' VlP,CLNtS(ARFiLydlky nt,r,or Trim. Paneling , Custom Carp#nfry P40 tOO t oo Small 33) . '477 1k i4 EXTERIOR PRESSURE CLEANING 66th - - Income Tax Carpet Care pii;zl lii Service No 7EasI Røct 1792 (SJC Erdranei 337 7)91 , or ans- Befter'.ay Car pe t Care & lai returns pr epar ed UsYi end up, Jan,torlai Service F• Est. One Mary PubliC ACun1lng La Price 'atloJes 6-Ill!? $31 O$3i Call 722 All? cr 3336799 t 11 It , i~ ~ 1 ~ - safer?" again Commissioners once ordered the electrical board to In a ruling rubber-stamped "re-evaluate" its favorable by the county's new building attitude on. the aluminum Official. the electrical board wiring which, according to U.S. told i'onuii1ionet aluminum Rep. John Moss, D-Cal., has ' .I 6 I cording to manufacturer's $CBS the flZtlOfl in the pad specifications - and offered to year. a company represenThe orders marked the tath-e to explain the proper' second time in a month the procedure. commission has reversed the - _____ You! Ui Stays Spegle & stes 2516-Country Club Rd Sanford. fIa 332 1010 We'll do your Painting postal : ' ' - Ph 3fl 1057 You think I'm kidding? Our reporter Chris Nelson spent the three-day weekend on some island...fully intending to share the pleasure with his mother and fattier. On Wednesday, his folks tried to send him a wire advising Chris that they wouldn't be able to make the trio. Nelson flew on... lie returned to the office early Monday morning, only to find a mailed copy of the telegram waiting for him - telling him that his parents weren't going to meet him. It was postmarked March 2, three days a8er the man at Western Union said he put It into the malls ---PAtti SLATEW Pr of essiolialwallpap.f.Hang,, Lic ensed Res idential Commercial F.Itrsal,s Ph 372 6673 Free 37264)2 .-'- ~ 4 I ,... ' - - .t N I Hy IXINNA ESTUS IIt-rald Staff %4rlter -. L ____________ I L.-' i-. * - ' --94 . ..; AZ~ _ 11!0 . Car Chose _____ _____ _____ ______ - -i - . " - ' , . - ' .- - , - . I - L 5,.. . ' . - .,,,.. -- -. .- -d / ,, - - - - - --* L- _____________ . .' - _________________ __________________ ______ ______________ a - . . ______ - - - --' ' ' - A, - . 1116" -- . FIREMEN FIGHTING blazes in Midway area Tuesday afternoon today are probing cause of fires that destroyed four wooden homes and damaged a brick house. All houses were unoccupied when fire broke out. Two cars were also damaged. Firemen helping fight fires were from Lake Mary. Midway Midway and agencies. ' ( . -- __ - -_ _ ) Flanders Herald Photo by Cindy , -- - - landmark decision Tuesday innexatirim based on these outsted much of SR 434 west tughwas for contiguity. as.slessnient of court costs in the Altamonte's limits and U.S. 17. Q2 north to Seminola and south The iio tugliway annexation past K.Mart while Alt.amonte Two Florida Highway was based on a State law took in SR 436 west to I-I and patrolmen survived a shotgun tk'clart'd unconstitutional by east to a super market and SR blast through their squadcar's the Florida Supreme Court in 42lsouthto the Orange County windscreen Just before noon i. line and north to the Milwee today after a h.gh speed chase The decision leases in doubt railroad tracks with two men on the Florida I.ongwo('s annexations of Altamonte Springs later kil - - (lair said: I, Also in doubt now are 3970 and the Weinstock property on Seminole County Circuit the south side of the highway highway annexations by Court Judge Tom Waddell in from l.ongwood's territorial Casselberry and Altamonte limits, concluding a court case Spr ings under the sa me unfiled two sears ago by June constitutional St-ate lass When the three cities were vying to l.ormnann, now a city Two Troopers cilman. include the highways Inside Waddell, in ins final order, territorial limits lu-st Al that time noted that Mrs Lot-mann as a private citizen had the right to annexed SR 4 east to Howell Shot After sueandreservedaruiingon the Branch Road and west to rrsi ID UI"SIIACC flCCTD("VCri rs.iur' t ISJIV) I'J L#L.J I I't'*J I I,- .d,I- 4 ~ 1~ - - - v strangest sources.. ' - -' '- ! k 'par ' Longwood Loses Land . WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All tppesand titus We and service STINt MACHINE 1 SUPPLY CO t ' et In folks the To Longwood ... look for R.C. to be the next candidate In the mayoralty campaign...with support coming from "the p ' closing the doors early cause they've been selling out. Iiowevt'r, did you know that there are three more eating places to be built on highway 17- DICK JOYCE WELL DRILLING _3" and tarØer, pumps, sprinklers --Water COlsdif ion,e', 3331410 era *ion C ' ' new barbeque establishment In Sanford with their Wel DOI es P Ie dg ' - It seems like ninny of you already are familiar with the 4 agents -- N1*x0n . =' - -- street corner by federal, city and county (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent ) -". - ___________________ Wlap.r Hanging Arrested on -- ' 'll be getting time, right? Ila! 327)510, 271 -. Kimbrough, who, along with aluminum wiring problem. former chairman Sid Vihien Jr. Commissioners Feb. 5 ordered has indicated the national the board to study Its 1972 enoutcry against aluminum dorsement of the soft and wiring must be heeded, breakable wire. Tuesday was having nothing to Kimbrough said then he had do with the latest electrical personally inspected aluminum board decision, wiring work done by electrical "I'm still waiting to hear contractors and confirmed his about the safety advantage of original suspicions against use aluminum over copper wire," of the possibly hazardous Kimbrough said. "Nobody's materials. WASHINGTON (API has already turned over to the position of a sealed grand Jury it is in addition to the bnefcase probably make delivery given me the answer yet. "It becomes obvious there is ident Nixon informed - Presof th Watergate grand Jury "without report. e House "What is the advanta ge to the a pr oblem," Kimbrough said, containing grand Jury evidence some documentation this afterJudiciary Committee today he limitation," St. Clair told US. District which was given the Judge noon." He said that homeowner - and I'm not t'on'$. On Pg. IA ('(43' I included will give it all the material he 'flit President also offered to Judge John J. Sirlca that the along with the sealed present- some of 19 tapes and more than . -answer written questions and White House would offer no ment. 700documenis requested by the , . submit to an oral interview if recommendation as to what the During a recess St. Clair told committee. _i_i • w.' the committee is not satisfied Judge should do with the sealed reporters the President would On whether Nixon's possible with the written answers. report which sources have in. be willing to undergo more than testimony would be given in an Nixon's decision was andicated contains grand Jury one interview by theJudiciaz-y openorclosedhearing,st,cliir .. nounced by James D. St. Clair, findings on the President's role Committee and that there said, "1 haven't given con, 11 the President's chief Water-gate in Watergate. would be no objection to liii sideration to that." il -: lawyer, at a hearing called to St. hair disclosed that the re- speaking under oa th. Asked why the President hear arguments on the d St. flair also said, "We can turned down the grand port is 11i to 2 pages long: that Jury's ________________________________________________________________________________________________ request for such testimony but is willing to give it before a committee of the House, St. - 0 know what's wrong ... they ought to raise the rates and then concrete etc , Call a & C F fee E it I KWNAP SUSPECT FRANK WHEELEft - Jli. (HAIR IN CURLERS) In House Waterga te Probe our postal service couriers From the swift completion Of their appointed Is.,. Thenwtlatinthehecklsit' Painting C ontractors _______ friends at the If neither snow nor rain Nor heat nor gloom of night J Pakitbig John A. Spoiski To my - However, Chairman John electrical board on the r ______ Tractor work, mowing_______ or G%crp insg j ,-t -.;:;:::. '4f T l , - wiring is We if Installed ac. b"n blamed for 400 home fires i!jrrath -- .~? e W iring Seminole County corn- wiring - blamed nationally for many home fires - be allowed tnl.ssioners Tuesday threw back in construction, Found this one tucked Into my typewriter... "We're getting a lot of government now-but, w&dprobsblybeworseolf if we got as much as we're paying for." •.._=• 01 . Price 10 Cents in the faces of the electrica l talki ng a bou t cost advanLage?" By CHRIS NELSON - BUDDY HOME IMPROVEMENTS Small )ob'swanted 337 13*, "LakeMry" - ,2W I ~ I Cleaning plaster, block and all ma%or'.ary HOne'.t tree estimates Phone 323 HAPPY BEAR Elbicient o19 fill Roofs, Mob Homes, Commercial, lridu%tr'il A 7 REMODELING Resdental $71 7)37 iv Enclosed darporta, additions, roofing, painting, Paneling , door's IvindowS Reasonable Fre [St ______________________________ iiiiiiiii Guaranteed 9 II p m 373 7521. rot the fiStt pq eparalon of mel.,! 3734331 1 Mclntojii 3 A ! t Rejected Okay _______________ 201W 2nd St. - Year, No. 168 Aluminum _______________________ " -__________________ PET REST INN Home Improvements BoardingI Grooming Sit" _- - ;IlIi - 'Oo small P ---h ,•--- . 1k Iferald Staff Writer Nolobtoosmall Ph 3736579 Floor Waiing. Window's 373 4S i & I Pressure Cleaning, no ob t oo ___________________ _ big Or Ing tniall.Interior I. Pet Case raill E ,tpror Panting All houses Dog training in y-jr home Al. 95 Vesture (leaned 373 170$ Breed Dog Training Academy EXPFWI[P4CED WORKMAN Call lot frea evaluation III 7370 Shell or Asphalt Driveways 9do ob s aii -------- - rrath Wednesday. March 6, 1974-Sanford, Florida 32771 • DEPENDABLE, LAWN MAIN TE9IANCE SERVICE. CALL PAL PHI HOME 'SERVICE 323 $E1IKARIKGLASSIPAINTCO 310 Magnolia Ave - - i2 i - and eat, Glass. krors . __ mvkg - , __ _____ i _____ H IL ENGRAVING SERVICE Metal. Plastics. Jewelry, Troptie'. 6-Il Beth Or, Sanford,$jj 377 IS r,4 .N d4~wr 1i Lawn Service - % ki 98 Ready To Serve I -4y Kids looking for an ealra Profe'slonab Tiu Return dollar' Ask Mont and Dad to hI your home Not charge. CnlI you have a cias'sIled ad garage 3331977 for appt. every afternoon sale ________ ticept Saturda y. - - the men, who all lived within a mile ' nthth Sandblasting Smialiting in small and cdti jobs Coil $)I liii :arpenlry. Remod.ling. Addet on y, -- Arrest of Police Chief Ben Butler said Davis was arrested while he worked at the Sou thern Shortenings plant, 2200 Country Club Roa d, where Jackson was abducted Thursday night by two masked men armed with a shotgun. 5,,. I Automotive service BuldoxkV ________ CALL 322.2611 - sus pects accused of the wes t Sanford black community. im- Rill recommendation aluminum asking theelectrlcalboard'Isit & lox I'R$NO$ interior and exterior pa,ntTi, SANFORD HERALD 01ir 'aiiinr L'.11 Ill..-I...l D... i tias 1 u gv -111Its ? a concentrated sweep of the Tuesday in - -- TO*ER'SBEAUTYSALON" Harriett's Beauty iook) 319 F Pine, 3fl 5142 Per Month by - - 3233900 I Electrical formerly % ffemfd (Related Photos Page 2, 4 MATTISSI domeStic & impelled Pics,ups Save 40 pet -Buy direct - - extortion 14 - - Beauty Care ______________________ 1974 to $300 ----------------------- - Piihh$sM Every Sunday CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT and arres ting two-hour time span I OF _________ -'-- - Bar & Rest. Equipment $38 - Ia* hiatt Tq Ios, t.wie, suspects within a 't Tractor with mower, will cut Central Pleat I Air Coedihoning, JACKSON'S CERAMICS. supplies acreage or lots. Call 337 1319. 337 For brie estimates, call Carl kiln dealer. It S Closed Thurway $6-" 6-, Sund ay 2277921. flarrus. at SEARS in Sanford 372 Itlt h Boal in the way7 Sill it last eith a low (Ott classified id' _____ Appbances L.s*-n and Li'.t Clean Lip, and Lgru' I Commercial & R esid ential Elec Haul.ng Trembla y , 7232774 trcalS,r'yice,Licenwd& Bonded, Full line GE Appliances Washed sand till for lawn arid All Seminole Co. 71 Hr. An Sanford Electric Company b0,.,rtdatot Will culver 337 tiot swering Service $70 5011 2537 Park Drive 3fl 1547 cr3736403 only two to three hours an at. ' -'S. Lifestyles U working police assisted FBI agents in the kidnaping, Davis, when arraigned before Federal Magistrate Donald Dietrich Thesday night in Orlando, was jailed on $30,000 bond. Wheeler and Jones were arraigned this morning and bond was set at $50,000 each. Preliminary hearings for the trio were not mediately scheduled, after r - - '6-7 MUSTANG '.)tHlNG DO,VP4, TAKE Oc,l [".LL CREDIT MANAGER in -- -- kidnap Police identified the '71 Toyota, I cyl ,air. 1149S CIII 4,', Mackit. 413 1127. 14011a, Chevrolet Auto Repairs Parts.Accessories 1? Volt Oitlerle's$II 'S II I DOD',' SHOP 1104 Sanford Av enue - federal . of th e abduction scene, came within 89 hours oraeai. 1970 F or d Torino. 2 or . 10.030 'n.ly, One owner, 5900 373 $214 4lter I pm House Cleaning have a dependable automobile, and a desire to earn money......... Ctp ' Air - Equipment for Rent a -- S can earn up 76 A Directory of Experts Rq'tlauranl & Bar Equipment Cuslnrn bbriC3 Some used 'tim-s $ alt r lease $31 521 0 You Ph 372 ISIS -- '''U"IWI - FOR clean with a r etc Alumna tr mc. facing P Ot B usinessm 0 n nabbing the Sanford businessman while he charges stemming from Thursday's abduction , NE ERVI I Building Materials t' ' !irt f.i l - - GREGORY MOBILE HOMES tr enchAye 3W3ørla-Oi - " . 2103 5q ft Trnne%I V Drain R oofing . tt0. 1.000 I t of I e 4 boards. 1100 Almost new con ditioo 6 30 656-I or 373 1347 an ytime T '' MuslcalMerchandis, * * Singer * * Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only II per day CARROLL. stutIfliTuRL ('.OLDEP4TOUCH'N SEW - bond '$4 Chevrolet 7 dr sedan ______________________________ iii Stick Makeofler Vrry Coachman, 26' travel trailer Fully Sell contained Air cord • I owner. Chevy '63 Super Sport with '617$) used 3 mo's Travel or year round engine New transmission, 4.r liv i ng Reese hitch, all controls rood 70 72 mi per gal Call bet 641 15,21 or 323 1711 a,. rem 134 323 3711 BU Baldwin Org&nsonic Organ Full 5te, r ea l nice. $450 Ph 323 1143 Pecan [)trial 0-ring r oom suite Tabli & I (hrs. 117$ Ph 373 6-110 1 700 French Ave - 64 In sewing cabinet, repossessed S-ngers belt mod el, winds bobtu n machire Futlp automatic P,y t'-,ln(e of 51$ or 10 pa yments nf tl Call Cr ed it Dept SANFORI) SEWING CENTER , 307 A East 1t SO Sanfor d 3729111. Eves $69 1116 Holiday Rambler, 1910 Three Sanford men - including a recently freed convict and an employe of kidnaped Southern Shortening owner George Jackson Jr. -are in Orange County Jail today under $130,000 M line pass - 6) - Bikes CITRUS TREES from $4 .4,10 Low overfsead prices on all plants Dr ive a little Save a lot Oviedo NurSery and Bird Firm, Rd 419. 7 mi P4 of Oviedo 36$ 6)91 - _, •' '* All si:es ano models. 10 spe'ei, S speeds, and Standard bihej now available at Firestone Store Call 3230211 _____--------- 59 - CASH 377 1137 for used furniture, appliances. lools. etc Our I or 3031 items Larry Marl, 715 Sanford Ave Bicycles Bikes, Bikes, -- s '•-', I s. 191) Impala, custom coupe. l04dq0 53,595 61$ 1172, Mr Mack. Holler Chevrolet buyer Ore AND I LI A MART 1911 HAy 11 92 c.' 6 Sun 9$ t34 7930 - --____________________ ADDED INCOME nucIcIlEtO 7l5iI(.Cnlacr,' w-undCd M. river r,ghts, boat ramp, 3 bdrm - 64' 17' Dealer 32) 0)50_____ Mittant ,- . worked late at his office as Ernest Jerome Davis, a 19-year-old plant employe who lived at 1800 Strickland Ave., Frank Wheeler Jr., 24, of 1811 W. 15th St. and Jesse James Jones Jr., 23, who lived in the 2200 block of Southwest Road. - City Editor cci Boats & Marine Equipment Longwood SAVE OVER 5)000 I .lclewicIm' inventory must be rediaced & ng are berg g4%5 to you 1. . LLOYD By BOB 19y JIM DANDY I((OS Volkswage n Bug. fAII Direct from boxcar B a h ama blue, runs good 57,5 loweit whole 79 Trucks and Trailers Call Don at 372 1451 Dealer sale prlre'i guaranteed Open 1 A rn to 9 p m - 4 days GORM Ford. 1961 i ton pick up. 4 cyl, m economy mid Sill I LY'S,3m, east of Sanford oni4al standard, $400 Located betwee n Aerican ci It?) Matador eicell,-,l 1411 373 1733 Sanford & Eustis, 901 357 100 cond,t.on. 7 "* lire's, all •itrat. 61 CHEVROLET LONG WHEbL ,m VI erg Req gas. II m p 68 BASE PICKUP Nothing dcP*Tl. sacrifice sale. NOW 323 3450 Wanted to Buy take Over call Crtd Manaer 323 1171 IR 6. red with black top and Cash bu yer for used arlicle5 fur 4730 New Michelin red 1, r. nture. etc HWY. 16 ANTIQUES '4IGMC WINDOW VAN radsals Luggage rack. 79 30: 1226172 NOTHING DOWN. TAKE OVER mIt-S (itra clean 17950 Ca I CALL CREDIT MANAGER. 337 0111114 TAL RUGS WANTED Paul Fascella, 337 1651 Dealer $230 .a ., -- or if b%- n.,il .,.v 'V., 6141136. Winter Park 1973 El Camino. 350. automatic, IJ]lliLliI4'LlbtlII'll bucket seats. air. 52700)325151 Pool Table taking u too much oil 6111 II' fiberglass boat, IS lip engine Trjlir, 5650 Ma y be seen at 2912 Park Court, Sanford ______________ ti be rglat cruis er 1970 model, ilOhrs Ofl2IOOMC engine Fully, equipped, must Sell 56.000 641 6197 Miscellaneous For Sale -" 3 tyfonm, I'a or ti'.'o baths all teck From 573403 20th SlIce? LOcus?, turn Lift to lllh $ t . ,.g.ct on Valencia Court North Model open 16-pm daily On site peon, 373 7010 $3) 4303 EVEREST REALTY INC Realtor, 1601 S Hwy I? 97 _' Business Lat,on W 13th Street Building 70.30 Call anytime 323 $IM _______________________ __________________ ___ ccc,' ,PAf o l d P'oni What yOU 5 5 -, At get. and mole' Trus ii-. priced at 123.103 II fiat 3 i" cOroom;. 2 ba ths, fully Slag car crIed, ktchn equipped. fenced ,ard Petted lot the c ouple , nyC-SI instead of paying high rent Call me tod ay. Connie Ru5lI, /.ssoc Mle Horn, Bank Repoueniors lSlochOOsIf,ovn $31 7373 Dealer AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT CORP ' - ;J( 4 h g di Kd . --- -. Onecomplete Hoeitontal Oil Burner unit Good Samaritan Home, 601 Mulberry Ave VA- 'Nothlng Down ' VFW 10,050 - j 1967 Ford Gataiii' 500. 3 drP'arcIm0 new paint, cicellent tires Po.'.,. lair Only 549$ SHELLEY USED CARS, 700 French Ave ,37)3'.vj Campers - btlø good horse Si old Ph 322 9396 Ill Atari'., tnt (SIAICS - HUGE Garage Sale Sat Mndiy, Old Qà5%, old trunk . Chil d desk 4 1 -r b.lb (lplhe't true 'Se (,ardcn equip lloijSeCiji) 4 VflSC items 451 Cone: Car to Brantley Squrel in San Sepastan Heights. Altamonte sor-gs $67 3070 - - Inc 7574 ('ark of 337 711$ RI AL TOP AfIr '-s 32 2 9364 37 2 3951 333 0641 Business,MI'l$iflQ 2nd Monda y -I000 ,,., , - i, t ,fly 1lirdal 7 J Lit'quIarlPC 1st 6I Yt-*-t Thra4ay 6PM - 'V. PT, __. 8305500 "Mat?" Mattt** - - - ____________________________ 54 Garage-Rummage acres with 3 1,0cm ttOmt' & I'bate pond On Airport Bl vd. Sanford Haltaway Realty, Iii WILSON MAIER FURNITURE buy tell trade ill 31S E, Forst 5l 337 5,432 PINEY WOODS BARN Will purchase flrt or Second We buy furniture and misc Sell for mortgage, in any Condition 5 pCI Consignment. Free Soulteastern Acceptance Cor pckups Auction Saturday at 7 porat,cn. 6711133 pm Sanford 372 3770 iqr ," - la 1 Put a classified ad to work for yo, ru 3712611 ar all 9"i Stamps-Coins _________________ - - I B edroom. I'3 baths. 51.750 Gown SI?) Inc) I. pct Acre Realty, REALTOR, 3737750 LIKE NEW LOvCly 3 bedroom. 2 bath brick homeS for dIcrimirsaf,ng PeoPle Peaceful setting Oak trees add to the beauty of these delightfully spacious hOlvtiSiteS - -- 0f Ransom Recovered Part - nn t.lil .w1h1 ..sl,.. T, • . IC so No reasonable offer refused Ph S7i 3179 special saies out of wiything of value 700 French Ave 1310 323 Sanford. Fla ____________________ CASSELBERWY ORANGE HILLS Hi'.1 I72 I Mile South at Sanford *STEREO* ' , Realty, 337 1)01 aa!tiaA..c at 1711 POST 53 ______ - - - poodle puppies, 'no AKC, /) Junk Cars Removed 1970 Maverick, $150 equity. ti., 337 a%lOor 373 3*45 ______ over payments Of 14544 Call III Abandoned , unwanted junk cars Ill) or 345 1972 after 6 lirAutiful yellow & white female t'auld .s*ay Your CoSt. $10 tabby cal 6 mos old. de clawed. Orlindu. 795 4)94 anytime 1973 volkswagen Super Bret t spay ed Algeric to her. mutt I rid Sunroof, Teiis yellow with tic4i home Free 323 0577 interior I SPied. 33.000 mIt'. 18 Motorcycles Ecellenl condition and q., % 1947 Triumph Bonneville 61 rn.leage 57.650 Call Pete a' 32: Livestock And 650 cc 1651 Dealer Poultry pfl 337 3351 Newinarea! Motorcycle lns2i1ii1e NORTHERN TIMOTHY HAY Credit P4o Problem' AGENCY BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR Call 645 1172, Gary Gunter 3733144 SOLO BALE.$7$0%92T0P4 GORMLY E HWY. 16-SANFORD 1910 Honda, 350, good c ondition, "65, VW Eucellent conditori Recent valve iob $795 r'ddpes daily 10 work. with citras 67-A Feed )721 5550 Call wore I? 37? I79 * ACIIIUI wAlnjt (Pfl%(ile AM I?. ster-o wIn $ track, ape rerc player Ptychedili lighti 57 4, per nuo or Sill cash HALLMARK 6-17 IS?7 S uy. sell, consign, appraise, or ACREAGE Thursday 7:30 p M. _______________ -.. -- Toy Income and investInent Property 50 Cailbart Real Estate 21 HOOf Service Call In 9 '', TV Rdio Stereo Si Nice 3 tdrm , 7 bath Split plan ism Realtor F er n Park S31 7647 Large paneled family room ______________________________ &ond Q 5?) X fi,pp.% - ALAIIAMA 36 ACRfS, PASTURES & Woodland 2 streamS Lovely lake site. S room PouSe, barn. garage etc Great l%7invj & hunting Mijl sill to Settle estate 3221296 " ir .5?i-5 v-!g ft l,f',d N% "M . 55000 Call alter 6 323 1119 Andboarding With lovelcare Professional Ph. 323 3111194 or 373 3961 'cc. Used mActineS MOONEY APPLIANCES. 333 069 P - -- _ ____ * BINGO EVERY Carl - - - I Pd II II PARK 3 baths, central ar 9. hi-at -'. Slily landscaped wth iropral 'rubS Complete sprinkler '.,s'em FriShly panted ,ii out ldea i corner location, Appliances KENMORE WASHER. Parts. Sec C-s...... .f vu. III) UI*U iuve - - *POODLE GROOMING* - 52 ______________________ -, I .--_____ - ___________________ 1304W farbankt WE TAKE TRADES 603W Firjl5t, 4 BEDROOM 323 041 or 33792 70 P40m on corner lot in older sad on. oath fireplace Grapefruit and NEAR II SANFORD , very uplo Sanford Auction or ange tree's Near chufch and date 3 bdrm.beaut,ful home A. school 171.9'30 Terms PUBLIC AUCTION EVERY grqun's on 2'i acres By ap MONDAY NIGHT Antiques, TVS, po intmcnl only Msceflaneoijs, New and ECONOMICAL CORBETT REAL ESTATE furniture and applian c es Plus 7 bdrm . I bath, family room. REALTOR s pecial sales (*.tch adat equipped with range, refrIgerator, Ml 1791 DeBary 411 1115 washeroryir arid wall air con dl osing unit, 117,500 3 Bedrm - 1', bath, no qualifying 'Auctioneeringservice. $1.915 down 1197 mo ,pct Acre COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE Really. REALTOR, 3737750 SHADE COVERED T uesday - $31 $722 3 bedroOm. it bath, large privacy, rear yard Assumable mortgage Price 720PM Isl&3rd . Ri-alloys MS 2 t-,irncs COUNCILsi7 "S Lots and Acreage - Forrest Greene, Inc. " Stop Um!" --- - - -------- - wi-li located buildng .neq For appointment call )J -3() ___________________________ 7..',tOP4 AREA Almost CkS of 1Cv1 ground dial tOP A,trrhoUSt' development Sellers "ICf terms. %150,00() ,.POPKA AREA 10 acres. 460' ttacstop road Roiling la nd with clrut and StlAde trrt Terqts ftr ed SIX (11-L •. PIt.) A 14 LA P4rr St Jorm s r.I $ .Icri-. titIti dry I c 'r" Assoc tic REAL TOPS • s true Greater Mall Csrlb-irr - - C or ner location. 3 bdrm. 2 bath. large workshop. S NEW HOMIS MOTIVATED SELLERS Business Meeting - 1971 Olds Cutlass S. I dr.. metal,,c blue, whitC vinyl top, air, f power. 52)95 Call Pete at 372 1651 Dealer - 79 _______________ - "a" 6 S , __ ,, si Pets and Supplies Household Goods - DACHSHUNDS. AKC, females. rnut %rII Al, .11 Iferrici black and tan, also red's. $50 ea arl€e Iteauflul living root Animal Haven Grooming and lurniluti- $ 41 5423 alter S Hoarding Kennels 372 3752 __ - - LON(,yS000 VERY NICE ., _- AUTOS A u t os for Sale 80 Travel Trailers ______________________ REALTOR m Ftt,,r Richard J. L y ons Wanted to Buy 68 S HALL REALTY Did your know that your club or organization Can appear In this listing 11 each week for only $ 3 per week? This is an ideal way to inform the public of your club activities. - Sell. To __ - ASSumi 7 PC) Bingo Every wed & ' Early Birds 7:15pm - - ' vi REAL TOP Want To buy and iI gold or silvel' coins. contact U'. first We also buy bulk Silver COIAS SEMINOLE COIN CENTER. 109W 1st 723 1537 CLIFF JORDAN 30 - You 69 REALTOR Sccnn31e Orange MIS 33 2 4991 91 I 337 7314 377 1496 n ;sii - -- - ___________ 1] iThseioraJ Chopter MEETINGS Ev erything OFFICE I WAREHOUSE Zoned ndusir,al Ideal locat i on Set up to use ana rent VS ON teems - -- - for parts Ph 414 1I1 SPANISH BEAUTY • -- For by Art oniom Stemper Realty Call 3222420 Anytime SW*.!httrat ar i- i ci S "I S L n V0r cjf pt I. -QenCy 10-ct I'." --'- i YLS REAL OR, 5 Park Dr P Buyer It c c I tdrOyyi 2 bath $ ., )9W And one 3 bedroom I win 11111.950. with VA financ i ng Let S we it y ou qualify - - 1967 DODGE VAN ,, - A or Sale ses LAKE FRONT LOT O,TFEPI tn T-...,. btdroom CftdtdWt kitctq-n qpp ., 1$o , upp PARK Hires split I bedroom, ta'tt ou e '•etfl wailing it,i Ju $37 950 4y5 m4te control. equipped strtrn St mi nute from Maytar Country Club aro *iihin *aI5rt stance 04 ldyllwild Elemen 'AFT Onlyt years old tth • -- Is P40TI41NG DOWN rdrooin .t L, tn tor.jj ubIr cargy,I, equipped laqcnen. central cImAtt Control. OOd And avpet floory. *ase and dryer !'cludCd, c1(e4l,ni ota'.njt near t.osp.tal all Icr 537.700 and Omit rt(IUOet a pool Rea1y [all r.QPit rI - There HELP' Acres plu% small 3 bedroom home iPtit nrqy plenty of help But S I4hip SIS,000 Stenstrom iPdLAPD Ilrres that 3 Readers, .____ m u 'ii - . _ - 1974 THE BORN LOSrR . . -. -- -: Tumpike near Kissimmee. ilCtiOfl, Winsor Manor. The Slocirings deanr*xed a portion of the SH "This is a unique proceeding involving the House of Repre. sentatives and the President of the United States and therefore (Coat On Pg. 7A COLI Bulletin WASHINGTON (AP)President Nixon will hold a nationally %hite House announeed. - Weather Yesterday 's high 85 low this morning 55. Mostl sunny today and Thursday. Warm with afternoon highs in the low to mid 80g. Low tonight from the mid to low 6. Snow blanketed the norowrn The troopers were listed in anti Sleepy hollow fir'at ad- 427 road to the railroad tracks. Rockies today and rain soaked itition, all taken into the city Numerous annexations in fair condition In Kisslmmee all ports of the nation's mid-. Medical Center after the based on contiguity to the high- these cities were based over th e section. foot years since on the basis of shooting seven miles south of way. Skies were clear and tern. The court judgment also road contigult the K issirnmee-St. Cloud turnperatures mild elsewhe. pike exit, leaves in question the validity Police captured one of the t4 Lon wood's annexations of suspects inunedtatev, but the SR 427 south to the radroa.1 Areadeattis 1nfprti,inm.,,,aa nfl 24 PS tiridge otbar man In the car fled on foot tracks k'yonil Milwe Middle 911 flurucope and is the subject of a massive School, Seminole Boulevard Calendar 7B Hospital notes 7H hunt aided by the Orange I Dog Track Road from SR 427 Classified ads 10-fiB Public notices IIA County medical east to U.S. 17.92 and U S. 17-92 Comics rescue 1011 Society helicopter. Crossword puzzle from Orange Ave. north to 98 SportS 10.1I A Both troopers' names and the General hlutchison Parkway, Dear Abby 811 State identity of the suspect were all done under the same wi-. Dr. Crane 811 Stocks withheld by authorities constitutional state lass- and lI Editorial I lr(l,l'13) 911, INDEX IA [V ' televised and broadcast news conference at ,:30 p.m. EI)T today, the -- - L' -!c--'i i- - - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1974 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 05, 1974 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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