20 10 311 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/994a688416d04ac10526048c3af1949c.pdf 6aed1f1174a6decd2e106de552dc0c20 PDF Text Text ���������������� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1974 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 31, 1974 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 31, 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 16-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 31, 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/dd2f68fde7fa624665f7972e18c45456.pdf bd4e447774246b0ce3fc805f319e8b60 PDF Text Text - ____ — --- .- - .-- '---"-•. - s..- . : - I - -___-_ - -- -_- _-_--------_-_—_._ B*XOIP* T — - --- - -- - - ------_- - - - •. -. - - - - -, _______ — 101 imma - -" ___________ - . • , P'C _____ - -- --; LOOK _____ LL 7E TRAFfl/C,' - ---------------------- .-- U1 = passage in the opening statement o the federal prosecutor. The words had triggered an immediate objection from 'tan la wye r and a motion for • D eni contained apparent excesses," or mistrial dering prosecution and defense at The prosecutor . Asst U S Atty James W. Rayhill told the jurors at the end of his statement: "As you listen to the witnesses testifying before you, put urselves in (he place of the grand jrors ° who t ase, citizens like yourselves." Th e defense objected contending the statement implied jurors infer guilt from the indictm en t . Gagliardi had instructed the jurors beforehand that indictments are only accusations and not findings of guilt, Gagliardi said Rayhill's remarks torneys to file statements over the weekend on the mistrial motion. Friday's sudden turn of events in the conspiracy trial followed a week of careful screening of hundreds of potential jurors. 'Me jury of eight men and our omen selectedThursday was sequestered and continued to be kept in ion as Gagliardi studied the mis trial motion . Speculation arose that should a mistrial be declared today, it would be more difficult to find a new jury. • OUGT THERE WAS E 7'0 FRINGE." / - t Monday, March 4, 1974—Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No. 166 Price 10 C ents -•- JUST 1 _ • - '!1 iVV&V -- Vu"strl"al NEW YORK AP — U.S.District Judge Lee P Gagliardi today denied a defense motion for a mistrial in the criminal conspiracy case of Former Atty. Gen. John N. and ex-Comm erce Se a If. Stans. The Judge made his decision known after a short session in a private conference room behind the cour troom. liardi recessed the trial abruptly last Frid,ay to consider the effect of a j._ ' _______ - - - -- - RIBS Court - --- - - I - - - J-_ -__-_-.---- M "tchel ( _- PRING BAN ON SUNCAY DRIVINO? Freed Victim Attends Convention NOT AROUND 844;0ADS n e rc 7.1 - - . or n Freed Sanford businessman Sanford Police Chief Ben Alexander Avenue. Officials Sanford police Capt. Charles bed, was short led to the search Jackson Jr. went to an Butler said, -We're checking said the house. less than a mile Fagan and an unidentified FBI that turned up the kidnapers industry convention as FBI every lead we can come up from the kidnap scene, was agent discovered the house hideout. agents and police and sheriff's with.,, where Jackson was held bound Saturday as officers swept Today investigators were detectives pressed the search Jackson's family said he flew and blincifolded. through the Sanford area. checking the possibility that the for at least two men who kid to Chicago this morning a day Identification technicians FBI agent-in-charge Nick kidnapers may have returned naped Jackson late Thursday. late, to attend an industry searched the d ilapidated frame Starnes said Jackson was kept to the house Sunday afternoon Authorities admitted theyhave convention. house surrounded by weeds and in a building wi thout food and after officers had sealed the little to go on in the search Butter would not comment on shrubbr) but officials reported transported in the hack of a car. building and left the area. don t es en knos hat es t found ii) ins estigators iittii SLItCVSS In Identif) ing tilt J itkson s Olnmt nt that the lit r ikl rt pont rs found tht race th' ikidnairsj are," Saturday in an abandoned abductors from various items ride to the building where be building sealed at 12:15 p.m. said Sheriff John Polk. house in tie 1800 block of found inside the house. was field, sometimes tied to a I Cent. On Page 2ACol. 5 ers G -orge 4 ____________ n or 1B UVVIS 6aU1q1qy _______________________ - • PMNLA V4AS LI'L NASTy L-ASr TIME. I BARCBrED IN ON HIYA.. P NIA! HER PRISED THIS 'nME TH,OL: SUpEK - , by Stoffe HAR.DLy! pogW AND YA T WERE DOWN TO DINNER/ GOT - l niLd Me W1a3NC7! 3: THIS OOOK a WALLPAPER — - - LASr MMAL I Er HEKE W10fe Te//s 16 CHON'T PLAN TO TC>IN US FOR DINNER? 2 to Of # Kidnap J - By JEAN PATTESON _ - -(/- ~iJ c...... U ____ i_i_ - -• - _ - C LO'A %. - By ' _____ - INS$NIJA'flNGMY COOKING GAM! DtGESTION? MARCH 'TVURSE.LF. INTO THAT BUN "E44. HEH DOW ANYTHIN' YA e AY. Ger ALL , -. CAMP. OF ALL THE 51-UP: ,_-' ___________ ' - - A • '-. _---.---'-" \1 Il - _____ __________ 43A5KEr/ — victim George Jackson, and that of all the members of his ---=---- family.- • I - )_".' - - - ' - — - -_ - -- - - a wisH part in the " em bargo and provtig to the world Oat the probing eyes and cars of the media can demonstrate sound judgment, and does place the fife of a human being _' _________ -. and 11 onci the 0 "scooping" V There is someone news r else. integrity witMn the ranks of the news personnel Florida. within Central However, there are some who have trouble when it somes time to printing the facts, How ___________ I • -____________________________ j, - / _______ ___________________ 7 // / [III] [_1 //' // - troduction. "I'm not going to worry about trifles for a long time." She gave a wry smile. "It's still hard to believe. I feel dazed this morning. and everything's a bit foggy, but I suppose it'll just ust take little more time for all the tension to drain away." 11cr husband. George Jackson, though stiff and sore from ---- : ollen hands & feet and rope burns on his arms made a rapid -recovery from his exhausting ordeal. This morning he flew to Chicago to attend the American Baker) Engineers convention. It was an effort to drive Mrs Jackson. "Eveirything still seems tobe dragging a little." Then she summoned a brighter smile. The biggest thing is how nice people have been" shesaid. "The plIce, 1k. FAwin Epstein OF who came to us in the middle of the night, our family; everyone 4 . has been wonderful. 1"EEIJ N( M( )I{E (1IEEIfl"tL "fl was so kind of small towns)" she continued. "It nude me think t1us must still be the rucest place in the countn to live." Nlrs. Laurie Jackson %%-its Imund to (his chair Mr. and Mrs. Jackson were working in the office at their fly kidnapers 1 Ilerald Photo by Jean Patteson) Southern Shortenings plant on Country Club Road late Thursday night. A small television set was turned on, and the saunds of their • conversation and the typewriters clacking masked any sounds of the kidnapers' entry. l I I I A I i t TV - L I. Ice iniru e rs k - e ci......i 1 / - ' .•— J r V N' r t-_'- &: - - - - - • I i • / • * I . - N. - - X '— 1 Lega ng Qu e , -i e u "They came In very quietly," Mrs. Jack-son recalled. "They looked just like two of the television characters suddenly sta nd ing beft.e us. It was altogether unreal." As an example, the folks The shotgun one of the two kidnapers was carrying. however. down the road at the Orlando charges against union officials fly CHRIS NFI-SON was very real. "That guy w&s what I noticvd the most," saiclMrs. Sentinel would have their Herald Staff Writer William Beck. Orlando, and Jackson, after describing the kidnapers dark clothing, heavy readers believe that it was their itloves, and black arid On st(wking caps. An April I Seminole Circult David Evans, Altamonte decision which intiated the -They motioned us to the wall and made us face the wall," she Court trial has been set for two Springs, stern front a federal voluntary news embargo recalled. Then they moved us to the lunchroom, a way from the p umber's union officials investigation. , That s not the truth Federal rules and law windows and taped our They had me sit ma chair taped charged with conspiring with As a matter of record in ins hands and feet also." three men convicted in the Air prohibit state court testimony esence of the Sainford PD. The kidnapers. two men, she assumed, treated the couple Flow Systems arson case, but by federal agents, a Seminole Sheriff, arid the ~ Ill It firtidy, but with consideration, said NIrs. Jackson. She had the men were ordered by by attorneys treamr) legal wrangling W as I who called the Associated feeling if she and her husband cooperated they would not be currently telegram not to testify. Jontz witnesses and their Press and asked harmed. overshadows the main event. said. cooperation. This was followed She (lid feel a chill of fear when tlyr men said they were kidThe Orange County state Two federal agents and an by a call to Gene Burns. Orange County state attorney's attorney's investigator sub. maping Jackson. and would leave Mrs. Jackson alone in the president of the Greater -estigntor last week faced poenaed by Russ, former btlilding until soniewe found lier in the morning."I wanted to tell Orlando Press Club and asked them, %ou can have the moncy. I'll send it to you. Just leave us contempt of court citations for sheriff's candidate Uoyd First. that he form a committee to call their allure to honor subpoenas Friday told Circuit Court Judge liere.-*she recalled. f their fellow members an issued by defense attorney Jim VoIle Williams lie forgot to advise them of the precarious kidnap situation and seek their But US Att', Jeffery Jontz he was involved with anOrange then it was time to deliver the money I was really worried cooperation. grand jury into is U I do h will County i they wouldn't return lit)- hustiand. or he had been harined," she U who were called didn't ask lor a federal court ruling %vstigating organized crime said. -I knew fie wouldn't panic: that he's a very stable person. hesitate to offer their support. Defense attorneys today saiit So me tittle this week on whether But I %%asafraidminetlitng the two U.S. Treasur) agents the) accepted First'S exDuring the long hours of waiting. worr)lng and hoping, of That is, until a subsequent may be compelled to testify in planation, and would not press call was made by the AP to the ng the floor and trying to snatch a few hours sleep. Mrs. gainst the state court proceedings. Jackson thought of all the things she and her husband should have Sentinel(I suppose checking on Jontz said any knowledge hin'. done - -He should have bought that sailboat he wanted. We should who the heck this guy SpoIski treasury agents Tom Stokes A sebpoena light is also being ha%e gone fishing instead of coming to work. I even hoped he'd was in asking for an unheard of and'George Truitt have of the waged by Assistant Seminole told our sonsallabout the 1xisint-is." she said "T'livy knew how to embargo), and then the State Atty . Claude an Hook, run it, oft'ourse, but m> husband's been mitso long and knows so Orlandofolksstartedtokickup who last week saw Williams inuch about it." a storm... their wrath directed uphold tits attempt to compel Suddenly her face lit up. It was a beautiful smile, filled with testimony by a Tampa attorney relief gratitude and a happiness she says she has not known in a closely linked to the plumbers long time. her husband was back, safe. "It was as if a great union. i -ui weight was lifted. The whole house had a different feel .from Iwu only Interested intlie being suth a solemn place It was suddenly light and )oyful," she GAINESVIlLE, Fla. tAP) — Williams denied a motion by safety of the individual. smiled Two naked University of lIcri attorney Richard 1-rank to I am not Interested in cia students were arrested to. throw out prosecutor Van publicit>, nor recognition for day after streaking through a Hook's subpoena, despite INDEX this act. Not at the time it was Frank's argument that f raternity house parking lot. done, nor now. Area deaths 2A Entertainment A police spokesman said offi. evidence he might give could be Bridge IA Horostvpc bA from other witnesses terssiho happened tnbcparked gained I do want all of the news Calendar liospitalnotes Van Hook said he ded for nearby watched three young media credited, however, Classifietlads - 514.611 Pubiicnotices 413 their voluntary participation, men strip off their clothes and Frank's testimony to help draw Comics 59 Society 1A B a link of circumstantial and certainly want to cmect run through the lot. Crossword puzzle 7A Sports three officers caught two while eviderKv between the The -misinformation” whatever Dear Abby 6A State 3A may have been printed by the), were dressing following men who pleaded guilty to the Dr.Crane Stocks 2A Sept. 19 arson, two and the others regarding this sequence the streak, the spokesman said, ditoria l ml tommnt nt Vs 1\ Union officials. but the third esc ipeti of events 1 L.( IINICIANS EXAMINE ABANDONED HOUSE CONTENTS S heriff' s deputy Herb Hartley, police Sgt Bill Bernosk) 4 Men Used House Before Kidnap The moan whose mother "There has been a lot of youths - to drink and sleep in owned the house George movement there lately," for some time. Jackson Jr, allegeffly was held Williams said as Seminole But he noticed the increased captive for over 24 hours Sheriff's Department. Sanford use by several peo ple in the said Saturday afternoon he was Police and 1-81 agents combed past few days. aware unauthorized people the property for clues Williams also said he did not were using the property. Saturday afternoon. know of the kidnaping. Oscar Williams, Williams said he did not know 1826 Area residents who ga thered Hawkins Ave., just one block who the men were, nor did they to witness the steam of city, from the 1611 Alexander Ave. have permission to use the county and federal cars kidnap hideout, said a relative house, arriving at the just discovered who lived across the street A man who lived directly hideout at 12:30 p.m. Saturday informed him people were behind the house said he noticed also expressed a similar using the house that had been people using the house in the uniformed status as to the abandoned since 1972. past several days, but did not activities of the past several -1 was planning to move illy know anything about the kid. (lays. daughter in there." Willianis naping because of a general Several. however, said they said But whoever they were news embargo observed b> noticed people using the house. had taken some things from the Central Florida and na tional Captain Charles Fagan and house media until Jackson's release an unidentified FBI agent lie said lie was told four men at 12:30 a.m. Saturday. discovered the house Saturda were using the house as early as Will Leviston, 18B Hawkins (luring a search for a potential two weeks before the Feb. 28 Ave., s&id the house had been hideout site near the Northeast kidnaping. used by people probably border of Sanford. - - - - • 4 - - 7 ~JAME, Is M1 JOHN &JEEX*~S A 61PL f r - • - 1: -' - - • '- ' 'I /1 -- - - 11 - • • 1974 by NM nc TMUS, ftL Off, - - 1 • - - - - - ____ : • --:-• A .•-', . j-;, 1 ------_- - - ,, ,., „,j _- --1 - _ ' - - •.• - - . - ----•- - - - • - 2_4 A ALI __ ' lot: 10~1 - 2 Streakers Jr_ iJ 4 • - - l I ft ' _- without -slanting" same. 1 Laurie Jackson leaned back against the leather cush ions of her husbandscomfortable desk chair today asshe recounted the 28-bow ordeal of his kidnaping. We have a tendency to worry about little th i ngs, but I've done all illy worrying for the next 30 sears she said by way of In- - -For the privilege of playing ' -' Seminole Sheriff J ohn Polk, and all of their dedicated personnel.-For the safety of kidnap •. • -. m grateful -For people like Sanf ord Police Chief Ben Butler and I t 4.. __I - ! ME"! i) 7 Looking compotsed. though still a little &ained and pate, Mrs. John A. Spotski • A r-r _ Herald Staff Writer i - W•1' 7I • - -• - - - -• .. ,- - - ,, J X NMI 0W IIIt( hF4N ll\ IN I l{t11)F.R I )a\ after invest igators ss art lii d hotL.t I([-:AI( E tf_ - . • �66 , 2A.—The Sanford Herald ,------___ -= ••_ I . • '. ---- -•--- - , -- _Mo'iday, March 4, 1074 The Sari f ord Herald Police Investigators Monday, March 4, 1914-3A Fechtel To Speak, Checking 1 a. I . . Z _'. __ - _z ,:_ - bk~, , , - I f Leads In FL- (ConL From Page IA) Sunday but returned at 3:30 - --. .' : __ : ,, ,, • _____ 4 ____'.-':' '(- p. 4 -' 1. - - ; ______ • . • J' ' -• - •. .. - - __________________________ — II . . 'r -- . .,'a I - . • - - - 1."r Shortenings office at 2200 Country Club Road and held ,r .i' • - I . J- •. -- . . - - -_ .1411=11111111111111111111111 1 T AL ''I') 1()1(1'1'11':s 101'0101-:1) 'everything back In ojrrnal'' today in south est oItis ( iiwmtv and limit's of motorists waiting fuel much shorter than last week. Assistant Director Of Public Safety Howard The contact from the kid. for Icltr'mdt' said three mo!orist \'.t'N' ;irm't'stt'd . S 4-- `~"-`_, - ' - & . - - -, - , : -- • , /' - — - . -- - - 4 1' I _________________________ L. '• - - ;. -_ ''e 'i,1 ' -- -' . C ,or Maltiand An FBI spokesman said Count) - BUTLER (R, FAGANATABANDONEDJIOUSE - On Alexander Avenue where victim said held. • - _ - !. _z , Area Cou nci Casselber d 1 ~._ I endas A CASSELBERJIY —Six pubLic hearings at 7 p.m. lM proceed the city's regular 7:30 P.M. council meeting plan. The hearings Include; ti1fl and has recommend ed mmencJ residential Resolution of Dr. Gordon Parson-s rezoning for the tract to comply property on S.R. 430 south of the with its current use. Also expected Is a Marbella Apartment s, on which I ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — A ( ( - . • - - -- - • for developmentsbefore -,site complex and land acilulsi ti on, down by the council several work is begun; amendments to sale of city-ow ned surplus weeks ago on a 3-2 vote, Its the budget; changes in the dog property, Ronnie Drive zoning' the annexed parcel wi thou t ordinance; consideration of and recommendations from tonin . g anoautjon of - - -. Dub j - - - - 41 4 AIJENDA. street light installation in Councilman Cal DeVoncy, BulTaylor, P and z Mayor a request fi disposal of unlighted city areas and an Discussion concerning the last week 1259 said heof polled by truck, Mayor a request for appointment to the uwee.mwm civic center will center on the telephone four the five d4(481 of Cldckee, Bacon. board of adjustment replacing cost versus fees received for member board and found that Logo for water Malvin Of Campbell who resignJ opera ti ng the building while they would favor tank, site plan review Leonard last week, professiona l consideration is given to office zoning. Casselbersy's prope y, award Cocii will rt consider granting non.exclusf ye garbage bid on police vehicles, Councilmen in recent weeks award impleznetgIpseIon&11of franchises for commercial have also discussed expanding bid on Qbne Specific Tactical city ch arter which grants the areas, Unit Services, open council Inv the police station-fire house o*a3tant es4alory powem __on Crime Specific Tactical Unit Equipment, and open bids on l ton pick-up tmck , * L Pond - Mr. Davis and Mr. Nolandacceptanceo( deed f or t - -4 I11, - ongwoo d LONGWOOD. City COUOcilmcn Thursday night ap. proved budgeted pay raises for P O Pay Raises Davis ruled that the council - walked out of a workshop prior to the special meeting, Coun- Budgeted pay raises for other cilman B.L. helms did not city employes were given attend. None of the three was earlier in the fiscal year, available for comment. councilmen at Williamson said. Week On f '1 NEW YORK ! 21 I . Negative - The opening Dow Jon A verage of 30 industrial bLocks WkS dm about a pint, dinb tt took a bond o' gaisses on 11* y' I 0! rit L. Note AP The eluded Chrysler Corp., down stockmarketbeganuwo eek at 17'; Occidental Prtroleum, a negative note today as Wall up at lO'., and American Stu'ee contemplated the Airlines down at certain political pro.pe-cts in Warner Crnmnunlratjons Wc Great Britain and laeh. I left vacant since John . ' up ' . me company agreed to sell a large part of its Interest in National Kinnt'y to a __ except department heads. Govoruhk resigned to become Police chief in Winter Spring,. Alta m onte Planning For Cof C ALTAMONTI: SPRINGS n organization meeting of Altamonte Springs-South aides to the ad- .ininoIe Chamber of Visory corrintittee Wes Davis, ______________ merce will be held at 7:30 p.m Wednesday at the civic center, Council man Helen Keyser Sea Coy, Is Cu red annoicej today The mee ting, called purpose f discussing the prospects (or a chamber caminerce In the city, is open to MIAMI tAPj — Unsinkable txz3inewnen both professional • a girl, Or lando DISCHARGES Sanford: Curtis Flowers Daniel H. Hale Esthe r La nsing Aille C. Steenwerth McKinley Harrison Bill Williams Queen E. Flagler Ruby M. Cogburn Willi am L. [Hers Mary E. McKinney Terry R. McIntyre Erika K. Medlock Paul F. Walters, Lake Mary Donell Morris - - Gloria Do ve - ': Pa mela R. Franks Nannie Mae Howard Raymond A. Sandifer Robert A. Norwood - - - - - Frank D. Taltum, Lake Mary Thomas C. Deese, Lake Mary Julia Modrak, Lake Mary Cynthia Dennis Szabo - • - -• - Thadues If BUILDING CONTRACT APPROVED SALVATION ARMY Advisory Board, meeting Altamonte Farrington, n IS now'b being made IA. Col. Harlan Cleveland, Florida ..__ by the contractor, Suspan Engineering Altamonte Nixes City Bus Run he now favors avoiding a Any plan which city officials separate operaU may have had to go into the the county. 41 Transit Authority Funding applications, today said Local Government officials ___________________________ __________________________________ Robinson, Duran, Mich., Mrs. Glenda Nettles, Rockmart, 1 cil,n0 C,met,rv fl said. ' ' I - 10 Remomb.p - ' ' FRED GAINES -' - . -: ) -- - - The thinking of people is In a clmtsnt evolullonary struggle, The . evolvement of higher ideals is being brought forth in generation. For this we are thankful. BUr,I$ in Bv%, 300,000women were put 01 death in England in a period of 300 years -. their only crime was that they were "wItches' A foolish practice? Yes, we an agree! But at the lime of the executions people actually believed In witches and wizards. There were many who practJcej the ar of witand belied tem to be wj That about a hundred years from now? Will the things we accept today as "human nature' be in the dark ages of yesterda y? Will prejudices and hate some day th go e way of wicc'aft' This, of course dep ends on us. We make our world—weset sails to our destiny. Whether we k I - ' MKOW 1. : I ip *asifiir LAW FOR WOMEN, 8 weeks, 7-10 pIfl• Seminole Junior College, 1.207.208. For vations, call 323-1450, Ext. Week SIc Year 17840 Jack H. Fletcher, Orange City Vorholt, MARCH 3, 1974 Breitengross, ADMISSIONS SANFORD: Oli via S. Brumley Johnnie D. Hartley Edith L. Arnold t Ll.IL.. Okey E. Foggin Emma Bacon Sandra Burke Gladys Howard Margaret Augusto, Lake Mary Rosie L Carter, Oviedo Dorothy N. Helbling, MARCH?, 1974 ADMISSIONS Sanford- Casselberry Ta-Tasha Cooper Renne _________ Bishop. Winter WE HAVE STATE FORMS Henry Block has 17 reasons why you hou cerne to us s1d for income tax help. 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 carefully check it for accuracy, ,9( t,1,*o.7'W1 (~1,q~ SEA HUGHES 831-9212 Sanford 1 46 11 CaseIberry SIDNEY THOMPSON 83192)7 MORE Second Clais Postage Paid at Sanford, Florida 32771. Gloacetilno Grasso, Deltona Katherine Heater, Deltona SANDRA RAWLINS 834 9212 Published 11 Y and Sunday. except Satu rday and Christmas Day by The Sanford Herald. 300 N. French Ave Sanford, Fit 32771 Carrier : luncheon !ollowed by program and election of new officers. tem bers only, F. rra( Subscription Rates by ' ' - 1!r - : FUNERAL HOME l)OW.Arport Blvd t! Mile Airport Blvd. FROM TRAFFIC SIGNAL ON HIGHWAY 17 57f Ov'ld un,,.I i , i not. we Are doing ~isl th#.l every day o(our lives. Sanford Dons Club, noon. House of Steak Sheri ff John Business and Professional Sanford Senior Citizens, noon, Women, dinner-business March If Sanford ('ivim- Center. Sack ttng , 1 p.m. Cavalier Motor Sanford Rotary Club, 12:15 entertainment by Inn. S lunch and peaker, John Doe on p.m., Civic Center; speaker, Ballet Guild. investments. Sen. Lorl Wilson. _______________ , - for all over 55. Charter bus will Tea, 3 pm andlew4 Villa Frank J, Jasa, County leave Civic Center at 10:30 am clubhouse. Extension Director, Seminole and stop at Seminole Plan at ('ounty . 11 Ret urn by 6 pin Call 322Mar. 4 9148 or 323.2648 for reserParents' Night, Sanford vations. Rota ry Club, 12:15. Sanford Middle School, 7 P in . school Civic' Center. Speaker. Vince March audi:oriwn. Rand concert and Fecl'tel Seminole Count)' Young discussion of formulation of a Republicans, 8 pm., Quaity March 5 PTA Teachers will be in rooms Inn Nor th , 1-4 and 434. Mrs OverSoClub, lO:30a.m in the to talk with pare nts following Barbara Arnoult, who esca ped All &,uls Social Hall. Lyle meeting. From behind the Iron Curtain Suffield will show VIm °n mni1 teaches Russian to Mar. 6 Ireland at 11 1olloed b) cove red dish luncheon Sanford Woman, Club meets American Astronauts will be at i nn for covered dish the guest speaker, Visitors Polkwillspeakonneedfornew )ail Itwaajust ahw1 drrdand(iny,.e41gfl11 the Englich omm'mi for "itchcraft." More than Tom Oliver, 6, olOviido died Ga.; Mrs. ng In the British last week f oremergencytr. problems arising from the Hubert Hay Priest, Maitland' rent. phenomenal area growth ttwe' daughters, Mrs. Frances program, Dorf • Ittopped CXCciiliii Area Death TOM OLIVER bus Women Silver Anniver.iary "Fruit Trees for the Home," by . I ' Amparo Bennett and girl, Deltona Mary Murphy, Deltona Armstrong, Horticultural Seminar, &'nior Citizens Day at James Ferguson Business and Professional sanford Garden Club, 7:30 p.m. Orlando Fair. Free admission Julia A. Kehoe Wednesday nigh, In OSOTA officials will be (aSMA) state and federal talking to CALNO Coundl of Mar. 3 • apart from Springs about all th e gove mental units cooperating the citywide bus service business In a Friday meeting with was apparently discarded OSOTA officials, County Friday in favor of city-county Commission Chairman John cooperation on a public Iran. Kimbrough, Dorfman and Sportation system. Mayor Norman Floyd, DonCouncilman Dan Dorfman, man said it looked like chances spearheading an effort to have are good east-west and north. six buses included strictly for south routes will be set In the the Altamonte Springs area in county system through count)' and Ornnge'Scminolc. Altamonte. Seminole Calendar Burn s. --- Usceula Marjorie Hilly Bellinger, Longwood Geneva Graham, Mims Michael 1. Rudd, Orlando Sheila i advisoryboard chairman: LA. T...... nurns, local corps officer and Mrs. Oliver Sjoblom, Lake Mary Minnie Alexander, Oviedo Claris L Pusku, Longwood Diana L Stumpf, Maitland Georgette C. Wutklewlcz and boy, DeBary Annabelle M. Doyle, DeBary Ralph B. Porter, Deltona Charleston, W. Va. Eva Broc'kway, Chuluot.a Mrs. Paula Chase and girl, (;oldend 1. , marderofSaJval1on Army; Mrs. or f'nnctriia'Iinn M. Virginia W. Powell Bobby L Cotton Catherine F. Sell and boy Regina Dougherty and girl Orlinda K. Debose and girl Cloria W. Ha tcher Beec her Bumgardner, Lake Monroe Elsie S. Sa lmons, Lake Mary Rosario Barreca, DeLand Bertha M. Fortune, De La nd Pa tr icia D. Wallace, Osteen Deltona Springs. From left. Holly Avenue at 22nd and 24th Streets - B. Sanford: Joseph J. Distefano, Deltona David E. Harrell Jr., DeLand Deltona Clara Gizesky, it ttL. DeBary George Oransky, DeBary Frances J. Grant, DeBary Donald L. Knorr, Deltona Claudette Wright, Deltona ' and Mrs. Ervin Blankenship a boy, Lake Mary £iL4UI1I V. I VI .V3, IJVDIIy Virginia L. Wangensteen, S L. Altamonte Springs P,k..# "V.P i... upti,....._ Yl IIiIJIJ I - eledio. a girl, DeBary Mr. and Mrs. George Catuin Sanford: -. - BIRTHS Mr. DISCHARGES DISCHARGES - - Funer& Noflce prim -1 tA - • Molly Bro, the cow who c non JoJ, Friday the market fell couldn't iuinnee'ge, is wiein- and Interested retirees, dents Satunday night, Born In As Sanford; sister, Mrs. Kate -L ft7 to flnlah a mixed kabi, no more after an oldburn, Ga. he lived In Oviedo for Ha rdin "I personaily feel that a the past five Ashburn, Ga,, 31 years He was gra&dchfldj tiso dose of m1neI oil chamber of and tow' great. commerce will retired f rom Goodyear Mills in Avenge ailpped 1.61 10 cured her stomach gas andchIldren. tly be nefit Brokers said Investors ap. (or a net drop of 4. points (or the businessmen Cedartown, Ga. ami wms a 'tie mineral oil relieved as well as the citizens of memnbet' of peared to be concerned about the week. Lee's Baptist stress and she got Pier girlish Altamoete," Mrs. Keyser said. Church of Cedartown. thepoli Ucaluflcer(a inUesposed Analysts bIanedFnday eShe said response From local by week's beonctee dine on pcoflt4aklng af He Is survived by his wife, — a tifulty," Warren Zeiller, businej&nen has been TOM Funerst 'on and by brach $lead, greatly Mrs. Pauline Oliver of Ovied ,, two-week rally that las!_ curator of o; cc To Oli ver. uS• the ,Miami in favor of establishing a Premier Golda Meir's surprise ed through Wednesday, eight sons, John, Ja They Seaquarmurn, said Sunday. chamber that is convenient to Cecil, Nelson, Seals, and hild mIlpm, li*14•y, •l annomicunent that she would also said some selling was t" The sick mammal their respective Chsch o4 God o Propn.c,, not head her country's nest prompted by the Labor party's vas Likenbeavertaij businesses and Hubert, all of Ct'dartown and to the Seaqinium with R ev I'J,nd,fl which would deal with Marion Priest, Oviedo and W'Ison and Rty I I Wong showi Todays thg 5oa - Sorrento Mr, and Mrs Chancy Reaves - Al.TAMONTE SPRINGS t Stock Market eg ins untiuJgeIej ' per "c across the board pay raise Also missioner, said the new patrolman win fin the police depar tmen bted, bet - ! - S -Prepara tio On to planned unit ' - George Janvrtn IV, Winter Springs Douglas A. Hair, Altamonte Springs Madeline Litz, DeBary Peter Ritchie, DeBary Laura McCarthy, Deltona Macgene Mulholland BIRTHS - -• financial affairs of the city, to determine if an nMitii,n,,l Schreiner, police corn- it . Friday increases patrolmen Mayor Eugene Jaques and from V.500 to 18.000 annw.iIv u.n. Ferrell and sergeants from 18,00( r_ UUIIUIIUIdIJ uct 1 1 __ - .' Electrical Inspector's report. development, requested by nieet1ng-rcoI gruted Chainnan Police Chief Torn &1gn's Colbert Constr ion Co. for E.E. Williamson, Don request to hires patrolman land south of SR 434 and ad. SchrelncrandJLe who can workbaswlng jaced to the Ranehiands is Posi tion voted unanimously on both the desk and radio, schebiled for 7:30 p.m. tonight, items. I. - vestigate and examine the (one acre lot,) - . Springs Mary Judith J. Reaves, DeBary John Misek, Deltona Minnie Alexander, Oviedo Ctaira L Puskas, Lcngwood Juanita J. Catsam, Or la ndo BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Richard Doughtery a girl, Sa nford Mr. and Mrs. Dean Wutklewlcz a boy, DeBary . - . I .~ which pay checks were toning changethfrom rural urban II . I t o% Emmett G. Kinlaw Cynthia L. Carpenter Raymond J. Ryan James H. Urquhart Vonda M. Philpot Ronald Benton Sandra A. Blankenship, Lake James Cassidy III - Motion preliminary wood Drive paving.' and financial matters. WINTER SPRINGS. Public hearing on e controversIal - city auditor Harold Harisock creati-M it citizeris advisory retroactively to Feb. is, the The advisory committee corrunittee on budgetary and begirming of the pay period for when appointed will In. Officia ls of clinic were not available for comment early today Huron, Mich, Anna Goegtein, Defiance, aL - Thursday at Holiday Inn, received approved contract for Construction of new building on Winter Springs 1. • In treatment plot. no. I fire Walter D. Lee, Deltona Peter G. Permitin, Delotna Patricia D. Walla ce, Osteen Mane E. Boulanger, Port £" - . a public safety complex, has authority to appoint the and fiscal agent Loomis Leedy committee and were acting with Qty Clerk and Treasurer department IAnclay,Wllljon uzt Station properly 'Shomate an es-officio approving the and Instruclied AUy. Joe budgeted pay hike:L 14-74), legal Davis to prepare a resolution The new salaries approved description error sewage Phase - Harry Pettey. Deltona . - ' state's attorney's office in For t Myers, which is conducting the mnvestigaton,, the News said. I)eBar Doris H. Cole, DeBary Olive K. Schwenger, Deltona Joseph W. Williamson Driveways on Melod).& Quail ' • 1 Results of departmental building, (the old city hall) into For the pest seyeraJ weeks review of the 35'page CALNO WerkSetsion water & sewer fines, a1 -• - The "sheep's blood" treatment, originated in Switzerla nd and widely used in Europe, is used at the New life Clinic in North Fort Myers for 'body rejuve na tion," the newspaper said. Ohio - ments; and OrdInance 2/1. Sanford Man Arraigned Motile St., was charged with cident. aped Jackson's eyes with gray abductors. They kept putting the dual Hig hsmith last week sow ducttape .oughout the tape over my eyes and that death of rtri Sandra Forrest, misdemeanor charges of drunk ordeal. gave me hope they would not V1 and her two-year son, and wreckless driving Iran. was released kill me because they knew I Burnie, both of 09 Jefferson sferred to circuit court by ear ly Sa t urday near would not be able to identify si, Sanford. )dnIoru s number two fire them." County Court Judge Harold Mrs. Eunice Wiggins Mrs. Johnson. . cOp)Tlghted story. 11w body of Arthur Reed was MARCH 1, 1974 ADMISSIONS Sanford: John Fehn llt'gmna Doughtery Willis M. Daifron Brande Howard Charles G. Rasmussen Maxie Boozer Walter Brown John H. Williams Aubrey 0. Smith Pamela G. Miles Georgetta G. Wutklewicz, wIt, with word he was safe and unharmed. tennis courts in a park in the accounts, commercial garbage reviews and platting; Mission to hold ,% public hearing — _________________ Resolution 238 ing Terraces; adoption of a Service, CALNO subdivision on proposed professional office : F resolution prohibiting a ordinance, Price-Waterhouse zoning for ticipation; Resolution 239 the recently annexed Leonard Casselberry' request monolpoly (r,m advertising in recommendations, budget Ronnie Drive properties, cit a pm, , ,.J items and finance reports, for annexation of property on the Office building zoning for 1OUtheUt side of the city; council approval of county.sponsored proposed Ronnie Drive, the first street ' Ct code amend- final paving, and engineMfng legislative acts, public, safety inside Brlarwoo& was- turned '- grave at Itestland Memorial Park in North Dallas. An autopsy was performed by Dr. Charles Perry, chief Dallas County medical examiner, the News said Sunday. The results of the autopsy vere to be forwarded to the Hospital Notes . . lt)-ltem agenda is on lap for city passed is In good shape council's first workshop at its financially Parson plans to coiristruct a niendation from the city at. new meeting Ume-$:30 p.m.- coming in as anticipated except medical and professional t(W'flcy on recourse to force Tuesday. for utility connection f building; Resohilkmn v in. Yiilco Construction IL) f()flØ To he discusseti are civic Council has asked the creased fees for site plan thniugh with gwosnlses to build center regulations and budget planning and zoning corn. Florida exhumed Salnrday from a pI i -4 of Herald Photo by George Hayes m 1 eat request - A 40-year-old Sanford man Forrest's mother, today was will be arraigned today on two listed as "slightly improved" in Jackson was Interrogated by manslaughter charges stem. Florida Hospital, Orlando, the FBI and later told reporters ming from Mrs. Wiggins, 59, is still In the a Feb. 16 traffic at his Ill Shir le CUFF JACKSON y Avenue home, accident which took the Lives of in tensive care unit suffer in g The Identification have s a youngmother and . Fatalistic (cell from critical injuries in the 20th • her son, that I heard a man's yoke, but I -1 Harold D. Highsmith, St. and Sanford Avenue k405 coats,3W masks gloves and never saw the faces of my Comptroller Denver Baxter last weekof saidthe the budget city wi th five months U . personnel manager. itamonte tape and erto the fire st the authorities probing two deaths iiivolin it sheep's blood" 1. Jackson was let out of a car in AbdW(OM worked herself free members of the Greater / Calbes president, Al Clark, former councilman Vicki Baker subdivision ordinance prepared has wi thdrawn his application has been urging the board to by planners Harlan Hanson and for annexation of a large adinvestigate alleged sunshine Al Lewis will be reported. The jacent parcel pending the law violations against various Price.Waterhouse study Outcome of tonight's hearing, city officials, recommends the hiring of a At the same mime, the been ethumed for anautopeyat treatment used by a Florida clinic, the Dallas News says ma The Jackson car was John Spolski, at police _11 ,I - ;4-_Sanford with his eyes stal and about 11 p.m. called a son Orlando Press Club. - I'm' obstructing 't' S 17 - 92 t)AILAS, Tex. tAP, — The body of a Dallas millionaire has last et'k at the I )ella ry location, a hove, after being warned not to line up (in t Lu' busy high'xas arter,- McBride called such situations dangerous and said sheriff's deputies would be placed at stations, if needed, to keep the highway clear. -. mysteriously returned to the headquarters minute.s after the agents had the drop point under plant area and discovered by first report of the kidnaping and surveillancebutdjdnot,.ein officers early Friday, ap- threat on Jackson's life, han10 apprehend the kidnapers in patently carefully wiped clean died the coordination of the fear of Jeapordizing Jackson's of fingerprints. media embargo agreed to by life. Mrs. Jackson, kit lied up in the Herald, Associated Press, L ess than two bouts later the plant lunchroom by the United Press International and Funding Will Improve and coffee and discuss proposed Expand Services for the legislation Th ursday at three on Exceptional Child in Florida ." loc house Committee ations around the county. Education, will speak to the The chapter Is a new group of From 7:30 to 9:30 am. he will Seminole County Chapter of professionals and parents be at the Forest City Corn. Council for Exceptional -oncerned with exceptional munity Center, SR 436 and Children, Thursday at 6 pm. in children what ever their han- Mapel Ave. He will be at the community room of First dicap may be Casselberry Pancake Corral in Federal Sa vings and Loan, Regency Squa re, 10:30 a.m. to Altamonte Springs. Fec'htt'l, who represents noon and Lae Mary lie will discuss "how Full District 3-4, is inviting the Restaur ant in Downto wn Lake Time Equivaiency FTE general public to Join him for Mary, 3:30 to 5 P.M. Body Exhumed In Death Probe GAS WAITING LINES SHORTER • - rh Cliff Jackson, 23, obeyed husband when the ski-masked instructions the kidnapers put men armed with shotguns napers on Where to drop the him for $30,000 ransom wore in a telephone booth alongside entered the baker) irgredient ransom mone came several ti S 1792 In Casselbcrr) plant about 10 30 p in Uitir. hours (ter Friday afternoon Saturda y night and based the Way, bound the couple with the newspapers were delivered to bag containing money out 0 tape found in the plant, aid subscribers and placed un car window on an undisclosed fled taking the couple's corn- neitands. I dirt road in north Orange pact car. Herald Executive Editor . . - State Representative Vince Fechtel, who serves on the onarear dropped the cash ranaomona when he dropped off the money. called. door had been broken and the dirt road near Maitland i "I had the feeling that The first officer to reach the ' house apparently entered, compliance with the kidnapers' whatever would happen, would Jackson home arrived Just One officer speculated, telephoned and written in. happen," Jackson's son told before and In time to bear the however, that the unknown atructions. reporters. "I didn't think there kidnapers telephone call i ntrudc.r may have been a Polk said investigators have Was anything I could do to demanding $30 ,000 cash ran. curious area resident, not determined whether more control it." som. Polk delcined to discuss the than two men were involved in "But I could not stop won. Polk and Butler credited a items recovered from the house the kidnaping or whether the dertng why us. This always sell4mposed news blackout on Saturday but said they had kidnapers are still in the area. happens to someone else — the kidnaping with Jackson', resulted in no new leads. Starnes said money appeared always rich people." safe return. Polk said the 'We've got no th ing new," to be the sole motive in Mrs. Laura Jackson said she blackout was necessary L the said an FBI spokesman, kidnaping. There was "no in. had to borrow money from a because the kidnaper, Officer, said the men who dication that militants or other Sanford bank and friends to threatened to kill Jackson if the kidnaped Jackson, 52, late extremists were Involved," he coIlt the *30,000 ransom. media was notified. Thursday from his Southern said. '- r __________ Sets Public Meets 11 le 5thtbon at French Cliff Jackson said he ex. who came nueyJ 14 th Street after his son I1ff perlenced (e11ngs of fatalism her home before police were p.m.toflnd the W Kidnaping _________ _ . . i Sanford - __ I.- I ALI I - i "_ — , __~~- IS FURNITURE SALES CASSELBIRRY Y. •92_ Altamonte Springs UO'BLOCk. SHIRLEY MILLET THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE Forest City SANFORD 30) E. First SI, 327-477) Mon Fri.ttot - - LONOWOOD 503 N. Hwy. 17.53 831-4454 Sat. -Sun, I to S 834 92)7 HILDA RICHMOND 668 5067 Deltona SANPUKIlre 950 State St Sanford Plaza Seminole Plaza and CASSELBERRY: 1433 Semoran Blvd. �- - S - -' - - - 4A-The Sanford Herald .1.. - :. - -- - - - - - - - :L- - .- - -. --- I parly emerged from I'litirsday's (*( Ills, at ive prime ,nhiiisIer in 194(1. was there a ii- tn coalition tovvrn,nv,it with the Liberals and I kulh is too 'ciaIisls njilional utent if it'd lo''l proportional tinhtd t Airport Detectors i - i$ 11 it h hiuii'.', iii repl- Ii-selitalioll systpill ith militant trade unionists while - 0th other mii1orit part it's Now and %elshi nationalists. ma ('rick I 'lsternwn independents cont rolled a total of 21 sea Is ,ifl(1 could share in I he deetsionmaking as well. Itut Jeremy Thorpe's LiberalI party. With) I seats in l'arhaint'nt, most likely will he the ke to determining t ht'ther ('onservat ive l'rime Pay Vote Tri cky S,sJ9t, i n19d 9 f Hiss is itsi' itsilfint' lirIing of Itep John Murphy. 1)-N.Y., I,,l5t.I1 I siritistt.ritial Federal Aviation Administration I •s Is I tiiLis1eIjiliia arid his own c landestine the feiphia airlsrt we have also hall ac cess to a confident ial. nationwide FAA .i it isre tsii'ti .shows 80 per cent (if the nation's airport work and half of these cannot Identify i"t"Is oirn-valed Itt used áu.st ut-h a .22 calibre "Saturday Night Special' to I I a ei urit% gu;ird, a copilot and himself on February 22 Had t'tuI;sklithisn passed quietly through a detecti ve in Philadelphia instead of staging a W:ld West 'Ji'otisut in Italtirtiste, said Mnrph. "ironically enough..., he riihl iitise surseeih'd,'' Fir tisi' thick shel of thx'umiicnt.s show that l'hiladclphia was iirt'slwl% the plait' to pull off the escapade. States the FAA sin visit to i.i,lss- titttt " t 'iIWi"' for ,' 'a may ' - - y can ,- - rraI anforb hufe up major -- Th 0' t' per refused to take active part in the' government and had no ministers in the cabinet. Not until World War II, when W inst on Churchill lxcarne -- (ii un.-r .' per Liberals supported one party or another. (he - nine-member r - - - - 1 ' ' examlilnes ' - , ' - TE L E PHONE 831 9993 SANFORD FLA 37771 , - for - ' - - - WALTER A GIELOW Editor rind Publis her r su (A-cause '' WAYNE 0 DOYLE Advertising Director & Associate Ptiih FRANK VOL TOL I NE, C,o'ne,ai manager - -- JOHNA SPOLSKI. Asso,,,Ate Editor - - . for \ - in appears WINIFRED F GIE LOW ConptroIir BOB LLOYD City Editor DEWEY ROBINSON Circuiatjon Marager toward for ROY GREEN Aderi1i.0 Mrc.iqer JANE CASSELBERRY CHARLES HAYS Mechanical Supt Cou r'$y Editor DORIS WILLIAMS Society Editor PALPI4HAYS (amp Room Cw'Cmr CHRISNELSON Ma gazine Editor RAYSTEVENS in Don Oakley ' ___ tons, exports for ___________________________________________________ - ' Pre-,s Roam Foreman BILL VINCENT, JR Chief Photographeq , Bureau asul -- ) . Political influence (NFAI For thit' first Sims,' in the nIstor' of the federal income tax.. iaYpa%ers can iegitimnait'ly tell the government what it can SUBSCRIPTION RATES S$c wn hi 706 Months (Jo with their nione - well, it %mail portion of it anyway 17 Mooth In 1971, Congress p.sxse(I the I'res,der,tial Election Cam' $26 40 I Year paign Fond Act to provide public financing of presidential campaigns by allowing each taxpayer to direct St of his or Sir Mail in Florida Same As Home Deli v eryher Federal income tax S2 on a joint returns to a special fund to he distributed among the candidates AU Mail $2 70 Month ' oc $' 20 17 m 'et fir all I hi' complaints a bout wealthy contributors dvimnin.si iri thu 1ii"I si'.sis twhitit'al s t.'m, only 3 I per ceni U S Postal eçuIatons prc di, 'Puss all ma! subscr'ptcns be paid ''da 3777t No part of an m,,'er,ai fli, 5 Of d,rt,sflg O h'5 edi t ton 5 The tan'ord Herald m be reprciduced n any mans'eer *ifhow *:,tftn pefm.%son of the pubi5Pr C4 TP Hcr,s:d An y individual firm 'esporisbie for sP ri,rt uc , on III be Con-d es tnfr,ngnq C-fl The Herald copyri ght miii be held l,abief ddm,se under Published da'v and SL"d,i,c except 'a',jrci,' The lsrfai 's a member o the Assoc ated Prct ' entitled e'cius.el, t IPutc for repro&s0on 0$ i11 t' '<.ii rtevs pined in IPi. rip,pr ul.sIItisxpaers took ;nlsantags' of the privilege fast year arid "'h about $4 million went into the fund Revenue' Service reports that as of mid-February, about it per cent of taxI)a)t'rs tiasi ctit'ck&-cI 11W box or tpxeson Line of their 5973 )'rrm 1040 or l0A. adding less than f2 million more to the fund In Sb.' lx'hil'f tha t many people an' simph nut ,isu art' I)( fir do not unth',- stan(l the new law, a Wachiington.t,a'(J group called The Si00 Checkoff ('omnnittee has launched a cam paign to apprise citIzens ii their unique right to do .something atMi? improving this' presidential election process. First of all, the SI sot $2 sin a joint return) does N( lfl crease Jfl)on" tax nor d''s it lessen any refund - - put this' maximum each majorpa rty candidate will ' 1,.OY,t' Metcalf has aLso uncovered political dangers to American d to s;s'nt in 11476 I In 1972. thv ' spent two and three times that mtis'h I The law further ismiports of tin, With cent nt imported mostly from Malaysia, sNcifIt's what art' legitimate campaign expenses Ibaslantl ,'ind Holisni, lit' is worried, too, about chromium, all of (M inor part it's that poll 5 per cent or more sit ill, , '. ott' in it 'utu(-hi comm's toni abroad, mainly Russia. Africa and Turkey, presidential election can ret-cite sums in profxsrtiun to Slit' The Metcalf stud'singt'ni solutien is to open up the deep number of their votes, but twc,iuM' no minor party rec eived sea bed to Amiwrit'an mnintng hiritain already has offered several as much as per cent 'if tht. t sits' in 1972. none will ii" s'lpg;bhu' for any of the fund in 1976 1 ipsihtion sbsllisrs to prisatu' mmiimng conip;inmcs to explore the ocean r the fund grows to niort' than this' ,mllswhIs. total 1)4-1%% lien i.'tts,j now and 1976, Slit' excess will go into the general tri'asury (ffi the ocean floor. Metcalf reports, there are countless Hut if there is not enough in' 'nv's in Iii' In nI ti ir vii Its.' ,' eta this rtitils, Joking uk.- burned potatoes, rich with lull allotment - it suit s'n'mg is s'jult' iii si s- s, ru i -'sl i twin iuiamivafls's s' iron, lu1 ;ind option - the casididates can ma m' up this' slilh'n-ncs' hrougti Metcalf glans private cofltri'}utinn to bold two days of hearings and to press wit. This, says the Chec koff ('isnimitit's', would again open the 14'ssa's trotti the lk'partmmicnts of State, Interior, Treasurs, door to laige contributor.% if) %khom lilt- candidates Ike' and ('nnnmncr('e to get an American deewater ruining inti-h,ttI. This year. taxpa%ers Who did lioi I'xerciM' Itit' option on lsirgt*'s are ssrgarui,tsl Slit-sr 1q72 returns and wish that (hey had can rt'meth- that os's'rsighii by checking allot hit-i Iss r boi's on Slit' lint' f"" '- ' direct y a1t e their signatures on his' tax form Thus a total of $200 can 1w directed to 11w Presidential Kht't'tion Campaign Fund sin l'#73 single re'turns ini$ st-I 00 On Joint returns OEHflY'S IORLO The government j going to get ibis flit,nuu' In avis case . What it doe's "1111 it is up to casts laxp,is er to 'Jt'cisie' -- _____ Herald Ai ea Correspondt I Black Community ',i • , , , _____________ Bruce Biossat case of share and share alike WASHINGTON NKM Whjt.'', s'n- is to curio'. it Is safs' to sa y that management of tt,i' winter phase of the 1;.S energy crisis has been largely a bolt-h Lake Mnr 322 265 i C9cncy4 Oviedo Siavsa L ,, s 520$ - Otien - Mr's Clarence Winter Spit kent v Eooth fl? 8'3 Caahb.rry. Fern Park G0,,ii'od. Eajtbrio¼ 7O 677 25h 1 a stiff it uu ctunlsuiiig tb, a--ignimic'vij of hIatus' ermimeffl, tiss' oil industry and the nil -using public have all contributed So ,m chaos sometimo' bordering upon panic Louis hhIIt' in 197J w nate in Foreign Affairs maga,int' that nuclear warour any lesser variety which might eabateIo it) just isn't going to because America and Russia ar convinced it is unthinkable. Jibe's right, we may not need added assurances, no matter what goes on at the new arms limitation talks or what ik' Ft-nw Secretary -James Schlesinger says about shifting our nuclear straIt-ga-s Vet. 'a .itching Ann's icarus perform in this winter of crisis, it's issutik' to take further comfort if you need it We may w'ef!hayt' twcsime too incompetent, tino dlMlrganired, and too iuntcks to run a star s'ven we w,snte'd to SAnd it's a gntx.l 1. su Ii:if cu kni'e,t "1 Itiisian ps'ri.irnn,inos' that t'tjn 5.nt i't ads ersam us's would probably It worse,' Iet's start wsth the public behavior. For the most part. I don't buy this stuff thin American motorists with only occa"tonal esc"ptuons are a marvelously patient. badly put-upon hod's of wopk', f"rst off, there are far lou many sub-animal types who 9 1 __________ 1111111- I 1 1 - - Vst' can I guts' ,in posit's. tbuoutu, to ihu-.' who are ing" the e'risi', 's's'rnmi',it otIs i,shs cut raslset t-acti other J sin the' set sit (if this' -hun I,igs' .si;ul it', hikt'lv duration Tilt-- fuel 'allovatisni' ss'stt'm i- a mess which the Federal Energy Office explains differently on dullenerit days. It's so afral of the' oil industry's h ad puhii ininigt' that it tlt'clsnisl to use knowledgeable tndustr' people to help smootbi ssul a tangled distribution system Ont,' consequence is such od- NIxon's " i BOTTLE -..A-f, 1 __~_ mmig-MK7--', •1 ______ _________ - :--., IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I2EXP. 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Tz: C a 138 _kit ,_r'.,j _,_t_ -* -."e,-. -, I~ .;67 Z.', at be' found in this evIintc As for the inducts , it o, st t'lI-spriuikle'd 'a ith capable, honest, s'err wchl',nfornns'd m"n Hut its own conflicting at," co.ints and what sot with rs-sps,'ci to at aslalilt' upplii-s, Isuig' range resets-es. rt'Ime'rs t- dp,icsty, etc art' such, t sat Its t'ri'sl ihility wOhi the public is as ba d it not worse than 11t'sisIe'iit .... ., L any i')nal wars have touched our shim,.', p:visls'ntl its a s er Morton himself, with all the best of ifltt'ntmuris, ret's'ntl', used mislead ing terms anti figures in talking to new siuus' about wtiert- siiahle' anissuirit 'i5 la-ic sirs 'it! tins I s'riit,' ii i o 'an - limited time only % - 53C COUON SWA3S - free at ) - ;i - F11 ill Electronic hearing tetts will be given the Or ane Hearing Aid Ctr ISO) S Orange AveOrlando for - i1 l1.i~ ' I 38 QwTIPS I1IIIIIIIIlIIII Hearing Tests f But even the pat is'nt folk lust-,' amn'sng thepr numher an incredible proportion who are gripped by near panic This 'tank" crowd lives daily with the Fant,s thai "°h -° "ach tank load tit ga' mis (A' it. ta't, sr that the t,sjsk sIi gi dry in some packed tunnel or rural no'man's'land As a nation we've always been proud that russ big interna- diljes as a I)t'paitmvnt of Agriculture potiliry in'ps's'tui being put in charge fit EEl 1". 0 'tisc',igus slits',' lnt"ris,t . 's'c,e tas') Rogers Morton suggs'5t5 that tt'll,w miia no-itt thus' yellow pages to find no' where- the oil truckers are of vo T07 R C M ai tha' old sins' that "t'ivdi,atinn Is onh 'kin deep hit-ky thing This stinter's bitti;i', sir 'uggu'cis that tine hanih'd hoaiload of fsire'ign soldiers would touch oil an s'xs)dus hi) Shut' bills of cars Iwaring extra cans of fuel anti a full complement (if Iitini;sni h,ik.-t ise'. Ojai Mayor James H, loelil, one of the l)ennoe'ratic con. tenders, said talking to the voters has convinced him otherwise. "I think they're quite fired up on the subject of tnt,. Iwachuwnt," he said. lInt in a ixull all eight diii ates conducted by t ilt. I susgut' of Women Voters, Wa tergate rankest fifths behind energy, inflation, unemiiploymiient and reform. In toter registration, the district is Democratic. 48-45 purr cent. But at the polls, the 13th Congressional District has been staunchly Republican, giving Teague In Douse termiss Adyrtisement gasoline ttation scent'. A iu s's't'n mi;nief stirs's,') of conduct in the long station lines gives a painfully trs'sh ring at iruth to I DAAI - (DEIJ r'AilV A i'f n 1! fight, shoot, ,ihuss', ctis'jt on getting into lint', or sts-al .it Slit' - ftaavwt ANT q.? 1 ~' PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER HWY. 17-92 NEXT TO A&P sino. tax ______ ~ T , is 2.00 SHAMPOO IN COLOR not - (*1 prices, LJk( RAID REG REG. 2,25 57 C "That's an issue here," said GOP candidate I,agosmuar. 14'5q - Monday. March 4,1974-SA FINAL-NET I. 100 TABLETS tergate. Minerals subconiriitt ' , -\ 4 J RICHARDS Spxwts Editor Tangwed. E. Estates Jn Sabb 6712589 In California's 13th District on the Santa Barbara coast, State Sen. Robert J. Lagonmar. sino is the I(iflt' Republican canudidate against st's en Democratic contenders, They are contesting the seat of the late Rep, ('harks Teague, ItCalif. Neither of the Ohio candidates has iiizsde Watergate a major issue. Luken did say he would vote to impeach the l're.sitk-nt if it is shown Presltkr,t Nixon failed to adequately supervise his hf)pointet's But when the Watergate question 1s arisen with (;radison, he told his questioners, "the President is not a candidate The most prominent mention of Watergate came Sunday when Sen. Ettinunti Muskie' I)Me. campaigned for Luken, "I don't think there's any question that people are taking out their frustrations w ithi Watergats,' during these current elections," Muskie said. He told Luken supporters he would have no sympathy for a loss Tuesday "because you're on the right side ,.. you're in a position to mount that wave and ride it to victory." The candidates in California are also generally shy ti Wa- I An arrangement between the two major parties and the minority Parties cotiki take tWo forms: a true coalition sthere the major party brings mernlwi-s of a minority l)arty into tht' cabinet, or ;I li informal a gr('('mn('t)t h - this In ins irit\ parts to support I he mI);iJs)rmt n ,irt major policy votes, Britain has never had a peacetime coalit 1011 government such as is the style in West (;t'rmany or France Even in the l920s when the MISS CLAIROL I qffQQA69b_rK1' nati Enquirer. ______________________- T H E HOSTAGE - s ecnl, eventually. new elections. 638 - Press publican Willis I). Gratlison Jr. and Demnocrnit Thomas A. Luken, flw seat, centered in Ciii('innati, has been held by a 1)cmn(t'rit only three times I & entur) It .sr; s ,suats,'ul b Its'publican William Keating when he resigned in January to be. conic president of The Cincin- p'r " DAVID A. BRYANT Managing Edito'r - - -' anti obst'rvors say a trend ('(till be developing that could spell disaster for the GOl' in the fall elections. Voters in the 1st I )istrict of Ohio will those betw een lie. %,,' ", st Altamonte Springs Efda Nscnjm --- Mictuig,in and I't'flflsyls-ariia W.SI II Nt 1 ON At's On As tually, (1w current cornI All ('ongress had to 1' 'Lr .srs' (r ri,' ,Iri:IsIr,r hr it lwked lint': a system of mission voted 7 to 2 for an nothing, .ini the raise ,s siulil u reasi'. The offit iab inregular congressional immediate 2 per cent pay have taken effect. But (here solved have not had a raise raises, with no need for pohtl. raise, emphasizing the need lot was pressure for a vote, par. since l%9 In that period, its one caib troublesome Senate and higher pay to attract and keep ticularly among senators who Ibuse inetisber noted, (Oil house toles to boost the sal. federal Judges and top civil are going to he candidates inservice eniploycs have had ries of members. servants. Nixon recommended November. The result could be ratsec totalini' I j int, a',- I hut that Ill-it) nit. apart cmiw w hat less anil sprea d it rejection of the hole package, 'i'.R:t' % 'uiiparahle po. it, .s a result, congressional pay lit er tee years, noting that ii i',t ii the attempt to obtimrs security and compliance although a formula awaiting% emplo)lnt'nt have gone up ivaystay at 2,5OO a year, even the government has been s ills htk'ral As sation regulations at Philadelphia is one of enate action would drop only per a nd the cost of Ii' '"riIinu'(1s and imits'ntioit delay iusd failure to comply.. though most smember-,would asking private industry emthe congressional raise S to ing has increased ?t4 per cent. like snore While the outcome Is plot's to forego big increases hit' FAA slocuitienls, suttantiated b) Murph)'s undercover Statistically, if not politically, not t clear, asimilar raise for %isit tutu, an FAA inspector. e reveal unknown persons drift hack Judges and top administration ,pmist forth through wilocked sccority gates, and vehicles enter officials may be blocked, too jet areas without challenge. . If there is one thing a pohitl. 'Tramirc World Airlines has officially complained of their dun can do without, it is an irutniitv to maintain the security of their 'sterile concourse' fi slection-year tote to increase t*'t-au,ct' 'f the failure of tie airport to secure their doors," says has own salara-. It can be a ,) 011ift the FAA report "Aircraft are accessible Ito) unauthorized o, 11I ptifople.made-to-order issue a No(1sri , vember election rival, part:cu. 'hit' nationsuitfu' FAA survey also found poor security at Albany larly with the economy troubled ,snil Itutfalo, N.Y,; Fairbanks. Alaska; Lynchburg, Va.; and San j, and su liltsigns that this Fran' 151' t Ii 10141 I' lint lift tilt tar it i:1wiik'nts (lii lrims,in 11.Irk) Staggers, I ' I'resitk'nt Nixon proposed the %%'_ Va., Murptl% tkscribtsl a rent forced landing by a United pay raise, .irline jet rausesi b a ssenger armed with an undetected cent a year, to Jboost congressional pay to t. lt.,sed on $52.800 ,n 1976, The package inexperiences, we anticipate more such a is,' he wrote To head off "an exorbitant manmade aircraft cludes similar fl5 cent, shusastur,' said %turph) three-ear raises for the million should be allocated tilltj smillliatel) to beef judiciary and for executive airport security equipment. \turphi%- also wanis to train a federal airport protection force branch appointees, some 10,000 • g It 1 t replace thu untrasncsl runt-a.cops" now ermmployed (sr people in all. -4" iirit It is all part of a system J 4 " F'iu4nute, At l't'mhidelphiia lnternatiohal Airport, ()peration1 created in 1967. Under that law, I r a advisory cot \lanager ('harles Itogers t'antbdls .sdniitted that "an immesc r r' t:iilmlirig pr'r,rii" 1usd kit the .sIrIxirt less ,strc than lit' imiisi'n the congres. u,sntt't1 and that (lit' FAA had cited the facility sinaI, executive and judicial violations. iliseers said a financial sceze pr event ed him from putting pay structure every four years. u.srds at t'ver) opening, partic'u!arly with riie doors and fences and ret-ominends any changes torn off it skeins warranted of the new construction, Rogers is asking FAA for more (line to comply. In turn, the President makes his recomiimcndation, effective MINERAl KMflAlti,)' A confidential Senate study shows In .10 (lays unless either branch that if mineral producing countries follow the lead of the Arab oil . i vinhargit. i'llinerican steel production could be stalled within three of ('ongress votes to reject it. In l's 18 isiznths this case, the deadline is March lv . Pr1ared Sen. ice Metcalf, 1)-Mont,, chairman of I cogreofl;j election ,.thst'5rnt Mineraiss ,if )ear. and it rejection vote I mmiittee also 'hid "There are I. t, tridit- atirms that samie of our imiineral suppliers are getting likely. tl)gt'ttk'r stith an e>e When the commission plan price fixing." . -. 'ho' ctw1 . prepared was enacted, everybody Sen. Lee Metcalf. 1)-Mont,, chairman 0 - " , I 1 I . I'll if the Sc'n;gte t'eimied Insulated. ('ingress by concludes: "There are .-A" irldit-ation-5 Ihat sane of our mineral suppliers are getting the presidential judgment as to 00 . k -, sOs an e s, tutu arul, trice fixing what its salary level should lx', and the President by the guid. 11w' stth1 warns that nver,seas suppliers may withhold Z4Ø tratt'esc iiiineraLs "until we come around to their way of ance of the salary commission thinking" 'i, o'uimendatfons umiport volume and the like i__ 1w The Metcalf st ud) oitt'ntra1es on manganese which is used stt'l.iiiakig Esen though the United States has *o defense The money goes Into a siahT'asuh'parlmt nt ry stockpile of 11 million count and in 1976 will I the study shows, it must depend on 'Ifs- div ided steen lite two ,jor-plarly 'iS per rent of current supplies. Most of this comes I enough laxpa~ers check off Ito irovide full funding from Itrazil, Gabon, South Africa and Zaire Wi!hi iii t ii sari 5j ;snese ti to i:hi'' n tis 'I, pro - 19 million Ili vi`tt ,ir It duct Ion of cars, Iun h is, nstrto tis4i In, .iii i e t't'nus ,snd atf'w'r basic products ') June 1. 197i ifIC Jiart d cuuu!sj 'nJ, A in.,' Metcalf tn%'estigatr it with wry humor rmittt'd to ,ilicii or;'' Ion Vi'i' suIuuhiIn't es en has et'ars to drive to the filling station lines fri other words, $24 I% pa , Liza Baker 363 S7O '-- publican seats, hut I)t'nioerats tune alread) upset Republicans in two other ''safu"' districts this ) c:.r, in oii a s..sener. ' aper either Ileath or Wilson and Force vet M101 her 'h 'l'h,r14. 1 l ii i,i t hi t a m sigr that he toukl stork ith neither party under their present leadership. S ere going to galvanize the center of British politics." he declared Friday. In Britain's recent political history, a minority government has ruled only twice-in 1923 and 1 92-and both times it led to political strife and. - V -- i In the other hand. thr'v iiiight relusi? to work 3722611 300 N FRENCH AVE 574 b I detectors don 't ti on Elec Minister Edtard Ileath or l.ahorit(' harold Wilson head the flt' go\'ernment - C,tuoIa - The candidates are generally staying away from the Watergate issue, but special congressional elections In Ohio and California this wt-t'k are being Closely watched for signs of the electorate's mood. Roth districtsunder nntest Tuesday have bet-mi safe ftc. III, Especially Scottish .-pvI(tt By The Associated himie ;tirlx)rt of I"hiladlelphiii iristead of the more secure Nillimore. he might Ila% v carried off fits fantast.ic scheme. liii sets Dellonal - DeBary £ nherpri. Fas$$e Ed*ard ----' - Candidates Generally Stay Away From Watergate - Wsll1NR)N- ii .Samuel flyck, ,A lto was foiled in his •itU'i14)I to dive an airliner isstii she White 1lisu. had tried hi s ill Vill-l Ii allivill. I(ft-as that .sit lar have 'hevit lill,l ereptahie to 1)0111 larger part ) Bear Lake - For.f Cut - ThoSanfcrdHerakl .lL Do Not Work Is For their o ii )rograin. the Liberals have adviwated totih wav aiitf price controls and a lth'ologit'allv, the I .it 'raIs are not 'er happy ter Labor or the ('onservatives. For I'VIIIII)III.. they believe Wilson is too strongly election Wtli t ile lilt seats required for an at)solute majority in Parliament 55)11W lorill of coal it ion or ni inoritv government must 1w Longwoo€t rri u, , - Jack Anderson Alter 43 years of obscurity. party is hack on the political scene ill) both the I 'Oflservat ives and Laborites king its support for a coalition gov('rnmeflt 055cc at 5n5nj -- Monday, March 4, 1974 L )Sln)\ ,I' Uritains LiberalI Home Deli vier y -. :--- Liberals Back On The Power Path t • L-4------- - - - - .\ handful of _t .- In Britain %usrkt I I 9 LIST (\S2.15 e109 -- 4 REG 79( DISPOSABLE LOPEN DAILY 9 T0'91 1 1 120z. 5 BLADES SUNDAY 10TO 7 BOTTLE LIMII USES tall TAPE C BIG flOC .71 2401 BiG 4x4 __ LORPIURErrr BORDERLES S-SILK FINISH turn Plus Processing - �- -=~-- __ — 6A-The Sanford Herald . Monday, Marchi, 1974 'Our Town' Opens March 8 Dear Abby I -. Can Be GOOu 1 au r 1 Jolm - 1 -- t ' t Sd against a hacround of centuries of social en my husband as sick in the boItaI we . ~ . ' - ' ..'a.-lio - - N I - roily or, 7 - - _L~ _ _--~__-_- . I --k-~- -~-__ . - - / - -- A- _ I- - - .L-_ * - - . - t % K -14--l-w- __: I- .." -I ____ __ - - __________ . I.- - ~_.- -~ %, Jot ~~~ "p. 1;,r~, 6 ___ ~__ __ ~____ __ ~-,"_~~- -_ / I L it il 1." .. a' / . - - ) 11 1. . W # :_- _- Janie I 0 -- ear er Council's spring fashion showing at the American Designer Showings for the fashion press Sequins and denim are a new lock for at- home fashions while Schneider is a recent high school graduate performing in his first having performed that part 5 year w Ie Dalio-liters .. 11, - ' - - I , Gift I --- 1. r_ 1.k - - - - ______ - . . OF - ' zZ I , .- ~4 -Y - If* - ' - #x, j - -. Z . 174 . I- - __ _ - 4:,-.4% ~ -~ :1;&'1, Z _.- . ; - -,;-,x- --t-, - . .. - i. - - - :- - - - - -- 7 -- - r '. ,I '. ~ . - .t -I-.-- _-~ ..., `_`11"!,:_~ J' " RIGHTER 'S ,!~ " r ;%' * 7-M:7 - ,;- 41. k:, ._- _;'r , ,.,.. ., -z,~ , -4. -l ~. __- _~_,i _`$iz '- ' . - ;ft -- ,, .. -, ~l'. - . ' 4 -A -" - -X;; - - , ; A - after a successful performance in Dellary HOR%WfE I DeBary Players Pliiiiili,nsent Mystery , SOUTH ifli 4 K 103 A 1075 floth %ulneribit. ort Pam B VIHGOAug flto Sept luu have Your life more as You want it to be in the future. Consult with / i By Oswald & James Jacoby ' The code ord ARCH: Analyze the leatI . Review the 6idding, Count your winners and lmer how can I make this contract" is also very likely to help the defense If stop to apply it Owi "'H' becomes IIi,ss they seldom get a chance to count both winners and locers. but they certainly' can Analyze the lead and Resie the bidding - ' . J im- "One of the first I can give you the greatest 2MMM of Pleasure. Take definite steps to gain your most cherished ahm. I I 4liil k 1 4W -0 ~ . SCORPIO(Oct. 23 to,Nov. 21 I Go after whatever is of greatest interest to you in the outside world and gain success A civic a i IlA - .. / '— aai ji " t activities that appeal to You. Making new cmt,acts w1th i'.I. m's i s A -oat I/ - _ I - - lr~ - ` - ~_ - =--a--r . "I . ~ -. - r _________ AQUARIUSIJan. 21 toF'eb. 19) IJstenearefullywwhatyour tw ia(esh,,setncfjs '.t n though their ideas ar ifferent from - V- 4L S 'r , %I 114)N% I I'mir 11% 14 llu.~I.Ir. I It% 41'ship olltwr . Ii \'th M -.4h I I foOlott.l. 0iin(ounot I W I S =04 L E JRiA . -- 9 IF W - - -.-MA -- - __ PISCES (Feb 20 to Mar. 20i Handle 49tfrI: Fluti. ' i I') Short nipporif labrol I ii ,! i N G , 51 Fut% 4 - . Is lirninin. uu'lI Ais ,. u. Ui 'lunlin,' it) Turf . hs.Takeeatimeforthopg ininernent% , .jirrtlii'n - U 31 Tuft in i 1,-1h _. modern awthads are taught. The field of mediclim Ll "The stars impel. the) do not cmpel.,, What you niake of %rlut life is largel up to You, y - - _a1 FUN F%SJffON$ f I n Pr8etic8l cotton like the seersucker Jacket and pant worn with a matching sky blue turtle, left. icr Carruil Righter's IndivilduW Forecast fog - your sign for March isnortady', Forynurcopysendy'bii.tJteInd$l toCarrujj dilly-dalsyIng around, a bright red tank trimmed Calif. 9O. stivriucker shorts thot button In brass. (Fashions from Russ Girl )A otri ed-u halter, a er, second from with posies, second from left, Is tucked Into brief p 11 III ill'i~: ~ i ~:i . tine m ~_ ~1 #t p, I p right. CraYoned navy and yellow, 13 gathered at the top and waist and worn with Whistle-white action pants For summer fu shorts om xl"ht leen d featurin" tur edGirl.) rugged ashlons a restaurant r t sarooters for ONE (6) (9) All My Children (44) Movie . 130 (2) Three On A -41 ) PLAZA THEATER - r, Match 16) As The World Turns (9) TLives he Guiding Orlando: Conway 11, Northgate IV Orange Blossom 11, Plaza 11 DRIVE-IN a THISTlE Let's Make A al (6) Eustis: Plaza Theater arts Thursday - 3 Days Only) Happy Hookers Light Do Land AT 9 11 fl Newlywed Game 2:30 (2) Doctors (6) The Edge Night WEEK - Athens Theater "Moonlighting Wives" (9) Girl In My Life (44) Patty Duke 300 (2) Another World t) The Price Is ,oiui N SPOON M\KL I %\ 1%%1 R Right I Rff (9) General Hospital (41) New Zoo Revue ):30 () How To Survive CBS - (6) Match Game (9) Life To Bozo's Big Top Capt. kangeroo Mike Douglas Live (44) Bullwinkle CE NTRAL FLORIDA S OLO&ST ADFmST STEAK HOUSE .. . ... I- ',• l'. North in 11 RN PARK - Of Steak . . 4, $ 1. . . ~', 1. " . w , , V. * , ,' A- , --- _.F~Z~~___ _ AsqAs e&3LJff*bt*bx-1 EVERY TUESDAY VEAL PARMESAN Choice of Two Vegetables I LUNCHEON SPECIAL LOLINGE OPENI)AiL't -%CLU04%~ SL N - - - - -_ ______________________________________ EVERY FRIDAY EVERY THURSDAY ' lb Western Steak choice of Two Vegetables 2 lb Chopped Sirloin OR Choice of Two Vegetables of Bread & Butter $1e29 $1*29 --- H $1*29 IJR R' 11 ItII L I Breakfast 711 Lunch 11:30-2:30 Dinner 5 10 - Business Men's HAPPY HOUR 4 7 Two Drinks For The Price Of One Wedlws Slic-i"atontiol Sanfonl frin 8 ____ li- (liners (onsist of the following: tIm Failure of ss iitrtssts to - - --ft ~ I I 'A 6 35 But Ie,que IIIIA tr.j%uhre %%1111, 1,1111, lopellit-r o lilt-if S4 Cith"Fal y - . I ! I the ftood ~i served. church been properl) I"ruiutr tuners ate (tart - W-'••"IJ -':r'—J-'1' M ptds - 12 11 t boss Is or on the prongs (if the - - — _. — — - _________ - - — fingers timp inside, ifit lIayinplacing theclw('h it the (liner's place where he is in a hurry to eat and get aw1 Y. - 28 27 I i - in - ' '38 - — - — 43 too 48 41 4.0 45 49 42 46 - 52 ' 57 6— — — 51 I — to closing,a long stamped. return VINClope, plus 25 cents. 50 F. Good waitresses must be smart, swift, smiling and able Scrod' for riiy 'Tests for Em- I Aholays write to Dr. Crane In care of 7le Saullord Herald. e nclosing a long stamped, ad- Th ,s Ma h - - Anx & SANFORD PLAZA Tu.. March 1 j- I _. 25 - - and hot licut ' ~ 32 31 AM flever charge fbrhandling or deliver Pixy is available only thmugh JCPenn.Y. — - — coils 0en you send for one of n a h I , 1 NOW FR - I DA Y MATINEE Value 6 *Matinees Mon., Wed., Fri., Sat-0:45P.M. G All New Grandstand Reepoe FRIED CHICKEN * New Color TV . Sorry No One Undei IS 1809 French Ave. (Hi-way 1792) to roser typing and printing - ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=.~ - THIATI111 - " ff CHAI'll x I S .1pprIlillon A '1 14 0 pper shakers. and adequate -- 0 2 children phot0gt_,V*W . k progeny will nmke big strides in the world. Give the f -_ 6 to - 1.9 "44 I (M I h I l'unernt 23 24 F5 \ - - 4_ IN (13) Ernest Tubb (44) Hogan s Heroes thTt P TAl'ollIf lol rd~rlo4lti.. f " I- t LAVPLI~--I I 6- LQ ~' ri.iun scrtising their foxl then ruin 4$ clUt %mericansome of its gtxMi effect '.11 minor Ilass sat the point of sak an.m,d I 'I' uru1 Show 12-55 (2) Semester (6) (9) A'OO (6) (9) . II .' 3 *% C 'A I a 11, 12: 30 (6) Sunrise ' And Restless (9) Password (44) Variety News (7) Baffle or . (6) ou Almanac ' ) AFTERNOON Spring Street U S A 6'30 (2) coffee. Yet restaurant.s will spend it r career . Love 01 Life (9) Brady Bunch 144) Not For Women Only World At War Gunsmoke Rookies The Magician Special Week 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee 6:15 (2) Sunshine Almanac (6) Sunshine toilet urn to send men out from ' I i 4 Squares (6) (6) Green Acre% (13) Revelation Generation (24) Electric Compari j (44) GOC Pyle t:00 (2) N e'll, % 16) News (1) News (11) Wills Family .,,1 I -11 '- , - 12) (6) (9) (13) UI) Junction 5 00 (24) Mls$eRoger Ne'ghbohc d i,,,,,. Gambit Split Second (44) Film 11-30 (2) Hollywood Orothers 8*00 _____ (44) Green Acr 16) (1) MORNING Yet it is these supposed.ly tninor frctors that can inake of break a Ali it takes would be an extra #AJ I e d — Pyramid Smothers (13) i Movie ( 9) (44) Fury 1 N R tLIfIc 6_.~~JT.E Lt — IT 41 IN floo'l A . I (6) The SlO 000 Deal exact ternivrature I like, after which I gulp it (town. As I look bak I must hose eaten at to restaurant at least I IM times the past year. 41 I,lu,t, I can remember only t I Let's Go . 1:(;rro-k Ictler 'u iiur' - 'o Wild 10 30 (2) Jeopardy (44) Mod Squad 7:30 (2) Untamed World (6) Andy Griffith Show (1) Let's Make A ., ArISnI ' • perform can be handled in a milstwLse and clever way now. Conic - ~ - s . £ any 10:00 (2) Dih S PIaCP Environment II ('E Irn K aged i-i ;I school principal. Bull Dr. Crane." be began, "my Problem has nothing to do with our school. "Instead, it is a common gripe that I hae ith re (erence ference to restaurants, "As a devotee of coffee, I like it served to me hot. instead of lukewarm. in. fac;; m>' wife even refra ns rorn letting My father would also grumble. like [Am today, coocerning church suppers. 'For the coffee is NEVER me h::lilinii has hot," he'd state, irritably. " °rib Fast South "Mb' It was warm when 14 they Pow ed it out, but in winter their are so cold it isn't You. South, hold arm by the time it gets to What do the table, d n. .-floubk. you are too strong Indeed, I think I can personi w steal the ntract at allysay "Amen" to tarn's ctnthe one level. your double here plaint, too. is For takeout and you are ready For! peeler my coffee or tea for both majolil suit& so hot at the start that I can't drink it. you sour partner fli(flIkttI)tpping a hUIt, hi n°e %pati 1 , rio - Heroes (24) Man And aiIresscs' tiii (44) Gilligan's island that South opened one our nwal arrives, for then (6) Here's Lucy it is cold by tht time she wanta (9) Mov ie (13) Movie That aves 20 for West arid it with her dessert. "As for me, I enjoy 2 cups. so (44) Movie South and since South's bill has shown 16-18 West can't I relish one of them assoon as 1 9, 30 (6) Dick Van Dyke (24) Book Beat have much. Furthermore, I( am seated at the table. looks as if his king of (ha"Rut even though I drink it (24) Washington Talk n londs is the only trick the immediately. only once in over defe nse can take outside tilt- a year has it been hot Environment spade s "And I have had to omit 11:00 (2) News Jim "This review and sugar, as as cream both of (6) NewS a ysis Gallery quickls bauM it East ants wch I want In my coffee, for to wai I,ll(- hand lit- must Iola% the), cool it down from the ii 15 . 11 s fitiven not the ace. If Ile original lukewarm state to a 11*30 (1) Tonight Show (6) Movie plass the ace South ill hold mere ted temperature Ii 15(9) Wide World back his king until the third "Why don't restaurants turn Entertainment spade lead. If fie Plays (he (44) Movie n. outh will be afr'ald to up the heat a little more under ick i'nd when Fst gets in their coffee urns?" New with the king of diamonds the 1'1S(9) Movie spade suit ssil' run R}.STAURANT 'tSl'huirsn,,luist sss 1'SYCI1O1AR TUESDAY 0swald "East anak -s the lead as fourth be' ____ - - 4Ut it i 1.49 for a full color Pcdralt of ywr child, ,%Iect efthw 1arge,5x7 or set of 4 wallet size ngs rule of thi-cl hand high Then flit'. It mm v.ht ii to disregard i sa In Style (6) Hogan s 1. (6) Mery Grit! n Lucy Show Truth . ' '1 00 'mrnir Wishes,, (9) 7- 00 (2) To Tell The - Residing in rote mainly during and after DEI,TONA Eleven tables D War Between the Sta tes. •ere in play of duplicate She stated that he did not bridge at the Itona Woman's corWder himself a poet. fie Club House l WTOI usu) cerse, refusing O Winners for north-south were ever publish his poems, a ,Ars. William Ilrockmeier and Iawyr friend who was his trs. Harlan lub, first; Mr, business matter, published and Mrs. Franklin Hudson the f and second second Mr. and Mrs. Ed the latter which Is now out of Thacker third' and Mrs print "meconq ere and "Under the Blue and G rey to Connell, fourth. an used as memory gems Of East-west winrom were Mr& ' .* . flails lead- ê4 Professionals, plus, say we. acted just like )ou would expect Brewster. his acting wa ~; appointed bY (tie president, and Slr3. Clyde Matthews, They were so true to life. Many a minister to talk and act. Those named were Mrs. W.B. superb, wM Allen Enlow as tthes)ujustwanton up second. Mri. Peter Burkhalter ted Mortimer Brewster, played timid weak [ Einstein DeBARY_ If you didn't get a on the stage and hug Aunt Wallace,chin Mrs David and Mrs Albert Carignan by Don Elwell. of Stet.son -U" Caldwell and Mrs. Glenn The overflo rowd tha chance to see 'Arsenic and Old Abby. She was so real, so like with his love Interest Elaine, attended on w c lace", staged by the per* and Mrs. Arthur KoIsan, fourth. Bary' your own little old aunt, you'd played Donna Breitengs fcance, and the thunderous Mrs. M,R. Strickland, Play was directed by Mrs Players, Inc. then you certainly never believe she was acting, left nothting to be desired. His applause thlat followed each general chairman for Distillct 3 Rictwd David. missed somiething. This held true throughout the part was "trelmly long as closing curtain, was proof meeting recently held in Arriateurs, you say? Not by a show with alle supporting C&M. ~_ were the two maiden aunt.s, but tive that these are seasoned Longwood, e inn shot. The peormap, There's Jeff Deen as 9* almple none of them had to be prnm LOOK each committee and the m e u to turned In by Ruth Winter of one, with that darn trumpet he led all through the perCredit is due their cillrect,or, chapter for their enthusiastic Deltonass 9* adorae maiden kept blowing and yelling formances Your home Chuck Nelson of Stetson aimt, Abby Brewster, and that Aand (e courtesies charge at every turn was cx ene us ti'e I ongwood Everyone else does Unisrsity as well as of Eleanor tobbfns of DeBary perfect in his part of Teddy If ever anyone looked enough assistant director, Tarnee Hotel staff in helping to make it as her sister. Martha Brewster, Brewster, and Dale Miller as like a werewolf. Charlie Gill of were someLtung to reckon with. the Hev. Dr. Harper, looked and Dellona did. as Jonathan Mathews and production a completely successful event. STERCHI FURNITURE I 100 French Avenue delighful gal following Mmes Ray. Easylerms 322 79S ld - Up 3N T 1ST I'Am I'as Public Schools In Georgia was Harold Swank and Mrs Fugene Clothes Grow last South I _____________ 34111 A Phil Donahue Show 9 00 (2) main . FAST WFST By FANNEITE EDWARDS Iferald Correspondent I'm i i ~.. ^ IL - ". ~~ .. ,:.4;~. ,r Its 7 i t ritt r is lii rub AY EVENING no rump ast as umg can points as uOt'SuUmmy. . ar - ii.j ~ Te e ision II{ANF notes • 9 DUPIACATE BRIDGE _______ •' LEO July to Aug 23) You are l4ghiy magnetic now and can anpress others very favorably and get fine results. Take timoe ,.;LLWI~1. .. 46 Q62 AQJSI] Results - - Dew MOON (11111NIEN (June 22 to July 21 i Find the most profitable way to handle all of your affairs now. Make improvemen Is On Your PrOPertY. Do nothing you would regret Attend the social tonight. I v I .Doeins . , - GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Plan to set those who can assist yu in gaining your auns You gel support > had so accept It gracuouy. Be poised. _________ I iuii it ARC H triumphs for defense Truluck with Mrs. Of Thomaston, Ga. houseguest W H Dyion as chostess and sister of Mn Hastings Introduced by' Mrs. Mit. Strickland, Program chairmian. Mrs. Taylor ad three poems ) a r am yan. ridge author of 'Southern Poems namely, 'In Memory of My Brother", Laughter and a Moan" and "The Swoed of , - TAURUS I Apr- 2D to May 2o) You can Improve the condition of your home and Invite Viose you like into iL Consult with kin and come to a fine agreement. i-~ I I Mrs. J.11. .. . GENERAL TFNDENCIES: You have a good chance now to put your Spevial talents in motion and reap the benefits from thit \oucancaly th rm aothersthtinIy compliments that are true. Be alert to modern Erends. Make effort to delight others. ARIES iMar. 21 to Apr. 19) Get togealer with good friends ht and have a good time th them. me to a fe un- - I il1 chapter of the United Kirby, G.E. McCall, 'Z.G. Daughters of the Confederacy, Holland Strickland. Taylor. was speaker at the February A B Wallace. W B Wallace, - TUESDAY, MARCH 074 _ ~ the Norman DeVere Howard Harris I 1) Hastings W .B. 'F- ~~ *% - - . - - - sitn! .,I picklu fiirk when %erv(Ill ing hard-io-Niwar 1):ckle.. olloln,. 111 1%. j, ~lllrl (11her %tich tl:illg% - Mits Wt .1 DEAII HII.I.N , - 41111. (111h-halred pilpl)N l"(1 ,1111%, gol %4111141 hurrl; caught in Ims hair,, I lisell "ollit, loani hair ctearn rin-4- , miii bits coa l and It tons. d lilt- burrs with no trmihult rkt 14 it ill .N1111,11AI-A. ----.--- Mrs. T.J. Taylor, member of well, Martin Brain, Fred 4t . from the rroH R . - Southe I .,~ -, 14 .... Backstage 1~j lltt 6 141&-- ., I - r I - I .. . . i 1 . - your cast reading 11 Is Abilgalli V" Siam. In Laalky t C41. NZU. -4;1 i I _,., 1. Im shows hy litik I1as m • Arsenic And Old Lace" ,ast Of Characters _ to sti,t) I I 'I H h t i'u i \lt 1,11 ,11111 ii i 55 iS lii ii uulils' ill II', iil p trIo I, 5 hunt (lit i r5i DIIi tiii 115 t it sts iii tutu ' is Frederic Gaines Jr., right president. and hirs. Louise Gill, Arts Department chairman, presented a proclamation to Mayor Moore for - p_a G 01 '01 A I? Arts I)eprtment of the Junior Worncn S Club of Sanford Mrs ---- - *021 ss i -- CARROLL - I f Iv]0 CA lip - tionnivain "nnnn it ma) offset large sums spent for advertising! Goodioloill de. %eloped from superb news. Pu C } C2fl $ neutralized at the point of sale h fit (U cc or sour. vas- rs clerks and PU a AT BRIDGE FM Abby's MW b..bJ, 'aI — / - I .11 ().N I// MAY011 LEE Moore signed a proclamation proclaiming March as National Y01ilh Art Month. This proclamation is in (.()Iljll(-Ii()Il %%.itll III, ,, Youth Art Festival scheduled for ,%larch 2:1, all Sanford Plaza, b%, (Ile - - s' I (i i is well acquainted with I old silvLr punk green sequins say denim on a denim 't _________ NATIO.N.-Ii, I I,und *.%_ - lilt- od for ligh I., itnu ,i ssluul, •iu,I,uIIos tint, For (hi iil to 1w .thsortir,l Mod 1111", bril-di. Of coiir%e. this or an0ting ow al,A.,~.. %% ill I - I .e CONflDL\AL PUSSYCAT I HOthY IflLI: Get to know him better tint. And don't try to bring "bean" in Imu MW You're Sure the "beast" in hi M't itio .. .. - - ___ 'uk t un his s if uti hiti uslimi u t lou lit '"liii 'lit it it I lii tIt itOh N diii ,lu,l 1"' .1 t it """"I" "'111 " !11,111 I'lit' licall"t-Ill "Ill fill ni-viled -- .\,\IN* ,;!~_ Fteras Mr and Mrs Webb F tItus I ir nts d II b IIuuu and Taylor as Dr. and Mrs. Gibbs — Geo DEAR BARBARA: We'U - , KONG v t / i saty lint there some math genius audience who can me to my - I )o5A(It ron 1 is W. DEAR ABBY: Some time within the last five years I read an article in a nepaper hkh stated that a man had figured out ho to square a circle' I remember that th man's son was studying math, and that's how he became interested in the project. The man uvrked on the problem for months before he came up with the solution which led to the discovery of a new kind of curse. The article said that a university math professor Confirmed the solution as correct. When I mention that a man actually squared a circle am told that it cannot be done, and that I am either out of my mind or! must have n dreaming Abby I can't be the only person America who read that article, but I mn unable to come up %ith the proof. - _______________ I ! , HONG ' Customers fly (FOR(1F '' I)S the fltiL'fliU5 boy. "THE ____________ t Isso uitI,u,t .,~k . 1 - storai' nioni br (lit' lluuir'uluart siii'. I ani sure milli ons of ;x opli ssotilil 1)11% hit UI ii lli11(Pflt oultl in iki ' a of Hot Cof ee Pleases j 1111111% I %%orkmg -singl l,-, * %% ilo %%,ol( like to coul t. home and, - The whole concept of starting out to buy & gift already price-tagged is voTong. I'd rather receive a 39-cent cookie culler from someone who knows I love to bake than a W check - jwt bec3usc I happen to be on someone's Cluistmas lid. MRS T L K.: DOVER, onio - 11 , time, ' Starring in the Michael Hall .) directed N . as the Stage Manager, Jim ;l Schneider as George Gibbs. - -_Pit I Patty Andrews as Emily Webb, ..t - $ wn±ng a --- r . I . - -. - jir~_---~ - -- I -_ --, - It . : . - 1 F1 - DEAH ABBY: Seriding a check for charity puts the burden on the receiver, lie hits to mail the check' on. decide which favorite charity to choose, and then remember to say. "thank You " 7be sender admit3 that he is Ion lazv 10 ake the gift. yet he ,Aunts credit' llur -- DEBBIE \h It t I'.. i c oncer n s not I i,ig ihli iii bus a sin ill P ssuni took, r \ i its io I bouIit ipi in iw that has 1M tO stortlu its 551 iglit iii i'iilii bitt hit si il i iloss - -" Fornis are scheduled for March 223 and March A, '•' - I._ . . - r -.-----I - - - I )F Alt l'( )l I _ - - s Problem ______________ I)E.\I( I'Ol,i.\' I act'iiltntaIl spilled unLin oil HO a cotton shirt It did nut ('oiiu' Out ill (Iii' ,i4li atiti I I uId like ill k now him to re mo v e it _________________________________ , r 'o serious surge and singer-actress Carol lwren Toby flkc to a pair TEll The Enemies" Soap. magician inttashrp gambler, played by of killers txise weapons are opera tearjerker about one , I kilkr, and along the way runs t1 4J974-1A TV Time Previews vows to track down the Craig Stevens, who turns a bows and arrows. The psychic (1perateIy ill widow who escaped convict who fatally helping ttI 1e(hcLc iiu'rv deaths after faced with clinging to her 12shot his lather while eluding victim is found, and othersyear-old son or giving him upt, F'estu, The boy goes after the Follow inside a iniliry base the rich, blueblood Woman Who __________________ i NRC THE MAGICIAN aIleron the klllersdevesa wanb to adopt him. Anne 'The Illusion the F'athl unique way of Infiltrating. Meara 1 half of the comedy Arnr ' A psychic beauty turns f team of Stiller and Mearal into5i biLirre informt r kading 11 I (I MI DICM IF \ plays the ailing mother about to H Poll) ('rallier ' - (iS f - 91 f ki APPROVING: you make a good point. you can*1 previont people from making contributions to THEIR fasriIe Chinks or causes In your name. But ou can refrain from sending signed checks to T hose w ' ncelsabIs put sou In that uncomfortable pIUon For set another reaction to that SUggestiOn read on ___ cooker II ' of f DIsAppRo f\G CORlRh)RS `lr _______ .o Busy gal wants • - aJsi that in lieu of fkwers friends had made ntribu tions- to THEIR favonie charities This was a thoughtful WE disapprove of the charity or cause which benefited in our name Perhaps It Is a political eup or cause with which we do not want In be Identified md whose mailing list live do not want to be, ____ ñ 'a I" Y a and In o doctoring and In our Ii%ing and in our dying." Following the first two shows on March 8 and 9, a special and pathos. performance will he given Ofl M the Sta ge Manager Monday, March II for all high Th Is the way we were In hool students. Tickets will he growIngupandln .ma,jg available at the Civic Theatre 1010 E Princeton St, iii , ltha 1 30p m curtain Instead , the usual 8 pm show weeks, DEAR ARRY You stated that you were "deli ght " ed when in lieu of a Chrstm_s ft a fan in Thki cent you a signed check ln%Itlng you to make it payabk to a charity of Your choice I 7 The nt peodudjon the and religious Ideas, "Our Central Florida Civic Theatre, Town" the life Of Thornton WlIr's "Our Town," News Hampshire village, with will open on March 8 for three all i humor, picturesqueness By ABIGAIL VAN it" w ca, m, Y. j. 4 / or The Sanford Herald High hg!its POLLY'S POINTERS Checks To Charfl;es - I. - 10 Miles north of Orlando b*tween wil Reservations (3051lii t60 ______________________________________ -. �8A--The Sanford Herald -- --- -- WORLD R ejects L eader 's PI ec TODAY :t A JERUSALEM tAPi - Pre. Pie. .):, SAIGON. South Vietnam iAPi — North Vietnam an- nounced toda!, that it will hand over the remains of 12 American peisoners of war ho died in captivity. The US. F:iiibsy in Saigon said two U. S. Air Force R130 Iran- ports will A) to Hanoi Wednesday to get the remains and take them to U Taphan Air Base in Thailand for iden. tiheat Ion. An embassy spokesman said the Defense llepartnwnt will make the names public in Washington Positive posti identification is made and next of kin are notified. BONN. West Germany i Atli — U.S, Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger worked at meding fences with .rnericas European allies at meetings today j Bonn and u 'tb After ;, turntn • I LiIk.s with WeM (ctiuifl (hince1kr Will) Brandt, Kissinger was flying on to brussels to Ir) to improve relations with other members .1 the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, and par. :icularly those who are also ")embers of the European .'nnmon Market - -.---- -- - tipped that 34) sacks if )ewcls for the Italian market were in the safe. Koreans Stone Americans SEOUL. South Korea (AP) - North Korean soldiers assaulted United Nations Command personnel, mainly Americans, and pounded their vehicles with rocks and clubs Sunday in the border village of Panmunjom. The command said a fistfight broke out after several North Korean guards led by a junior officer started kicking a command security officer. Three Americans and one South Korean suffered minor bruises, it said. It said low command vehicles were damaged, ineluding one carrying United States Navy Lt. Cmdr. Franklin G. West of Charleston, S.C., a command joint duty officer. West was reported unhurt. Separation Of Forces TEL AVIV tAP) - The separation of forces along the Suez Canal front was completed ahead of schedule today. The last Israeli troopspulled back to new lines in the Sinai Desert and Egyptian forces took over both sides of the waterway for the first time since the l%7 war. Under the United States-sponsored agreement, the Israelis were to withdraw to lines 12 miles east of the canal by Tuesday. The Israelis handed over the east bank of the waterway to the United Nations Emergency Force shortly before dawn, the military command said. The Egtlans moved in six hours later. 18 Member Cabinet Approved - The People's Assembly cabinet headed by Prime Minister Scm Win, the 54-)ear -old former construction minister. The former cabinet headed by Gen. Ne Win was dissok-ed Saturday when Ne Win became president and inaugurated the People's Assembly. Ne Win, who has ruled Burma since 1962, also became chairman of the State Council. the supreme governmental authority. Montoya Serves Chili WASHINGTON iAP — The culinary limelight focused on Sen. Joseph M. Montoya. DN.M., as he oversaw preparation of a special dinner at the National Press Club, The meal was Ins favorite New Mexico chili - a dish at the center of a bubbling Washington controversy. Mon. toya, recalling his own Spanish background, had offered to nwdiate a dispute between Sen. John Tower, R-Tex., and 5 J Goldwater, HArtz., who each argued that their native states produced the choicest chili. Sa Taffer Insurance Agency 25th & Bay iq `J IIIl.LSIlOHou(;lI, Calif. i Al') - "I know that pretty Two Arab Hilackers h1k ROD** pearing haggard from a vigil that has now lasted a month, asked the kidnapers of their 20-year-old daughter Patricia to allow her to communicate with them to show she is still Okay, ameaum t• I - f inquiry and also to make it gate grand juries were moving ready has leaded public, blic. toward completion of their in. conspiring to violate th e civil U.S. District Judge John J. vestigatlons. Sirica could decide today what Sources said Indictments In Heath met with Thorpe on system, each part)' runs candi. Saturday and then informed his dates in the separate election cabinet Sunday night of his fail- districts, and the high man in ure. After the cabinet meeting, each race is elected to the he met again with Thorpe for 30 House of Commons. minutes. A Conservative spokesman said the meeting had been held by mutual consent "to clarify points made in the previous discussion Thorpe called a caucus of liberal party members of the House of Commons today to 'liscuss his decision. In the general election Last fliurday, the la'iborites won lier cent. two points above Nixon's low point of 26 per cent - Protest Produces Gasoline TODAYWN1IE SAViNG YOUR sidential aide Ehrhd=n have begun so. ment; campaign contributions, John I). Ehrlicn, hma who was liciting funds in an effort to including the so-called milk rights of Dr. Lewis Dielding, Krogji's boss, rejected an offer raise a $150,000 legal defense fund; political dirty tricks and the Beverly Hills psychiatrist to plead guilty to the same fund. The five sent letters three the handling White House tapes. - —..-- -... __ _ -. ('IIARLEETON, W.Va. (Al') —An extra 650,000 gallons of gasoline began flowing into southern West Virginia over the weekend. But leaders of protesting coal miners I say they plan to continue a walkout that has idled some 20,000 miuners until until federal and state officials meet 100 per cent of their fuel needs. The miners have cornplained that they can't get enough gasoline to travel to and from work, particularly because of shortened station hours and a rule forbidding service to motorists with inure that. it quarter tank of gasoline. NC"WMR . , . - . - 4 Excurs i on B oa at ..apsizes Have your social security check deposited directly to your Florida Federal passbook savings account thereby eliminating fear of loss, theft and those long lines at the beginning of the month, MY . - . put the reduced speed limit into effect by the deadline rather than lose federal highway funds. President Nixon urged the lower speed limit to help conserve fuel. Most states had 70 mph. speed llmlt,s In effect prior to the energy cnmch, and thehigher speeds burn more fuel In most vehicles, / . - . I - i - F a WASHINGTON tAP) A federal Judge is considering whether to provide a sealed grand jury report to the hlou.se impeachment inquiry. The 50-page report being studied by U.S. Dis'iict Court Judge John J. Strica is said to detail the grand Jury's findings on possible presidential involvement in the Watergate cover-up. Meanwhile, two other Watergate grand Juries strived to finish their In. . . . . - : ,. ,,,, ' . \' -. . ''' • -. ., Passenger boat Ranger II I w waiting for thaw in Houghton, Mich. Snow covers the buildings of the city in Michigan's ' ' . '•-.•. - - - Michigan Tech ski slide lckground. is in A d war s P . ' - in Their Hour Of Decision tors WASHINGTON (AP) - The Thisisthestandthepartywtup, hour of decision was approach. Sen. Robert C. Byrd, DW.Va., ficlals. ranking minority member, The salary increases, •nalntain the increases budgamounting to 7,5 per cent each eted by the President are fully Flack Is To Po Vocalist destroyed. balancing. Chris Walker, in for Senators skittish about also has taken, approving a pay raise for themMcGee, chairman of the Senselves, House members, and ate Post Office and Civil Sets'. other high government of. ice Committee, and Fong, the - G Sena • , SNOW TAKES OVER sits at the dock snowbelt. everybody off and set it afire. W-0 Passengem suffered inimr injuries sliding out, but the plane ww virtutly URSELF flRS .. - 'i.. ',.-. AMSTERDAM, Netherlands tAP ) - Two young Arabs who hiji'cked a British airliner and surrendered after burning it up say their grotç plans to attack other British and American planes because those countries supported Israel in the October war, The Arabs took over the VCIO jet Sunday after it left Beirut wi th P. passenge rs and 10 crew members aboard, forced the copilot to land at Amsterdam's Schiphol airport, drenched the Inside of the 116.9-million jet with the plane's liquor supply, ordered •v - GETI1NG UP in the wor ld is no easy matter—even wi th en. Abraham A. mwcoff, the aid of a "quadracycle" It in an appearance on requires some expert ABC's Issues and Answers, . .• - Hijackers Surrender ,I I . - ". ,.. .• . ••, ' 5' vestigations. Sources said indictments in the White House plumbers case could be returned as early asmldweek T - - charged that the oil cornpanies top, and John Harris, both of have made their highest profits Valparaiso, Fla., try tail In history while hiding the fact their creation, which could that there ls plenty o( enough ofl be the Ideal vehicle for an togoaround. elopment, — - - cent had been affected by the shortage na tionwide compared to 9, 5 per cent In those two areas . - - Indictments Ant cipatea P for the next three years, may be justified. killed outright, but the first The issue may not be settled votes today were set on two until later in the week as ft compromise proposals. Senate is to take up legislation One of these, by Sen Hiram Tuesday to raise the minimum LOS ANGELES (APi - The engineered album. Miss Flack, whose career claimed two awards as best pop Fong R-Hawali would delay wage from $1.60 an hour to melody of the Grammy Awards The flamboyant, red-ha ired peaked with last year's winning and rhy thm and blues group. In the Increases until Jan 1 1975 12,20. lingers today for the winners - Miss Midler, whose singing song, "The First Time Ever I the country music field, big after this year's elections. Roberta Flack, Stevie Wonder, style Is reminiscent of the 1940, The by Sen. Gale Saw Your Face," said she was winners were Charlie Rich and McGee Bette Midler and more. accelted her Gr,mmy as best overwhelmed at winning again. Olivia Newton-John D.Wyo provides just for male Members of the National new artist of the year with the "I want to for a 55 per cent Increase this thank the world!" and female vocals. The country year. Academy of Recording Arts exclamation, "Isn't this a she said. ' duet award went to Kris and Sciences celebrated the hoot" While the Senate agreed to Gladys Knight and the Plpps Krlstofferso and Ri ta Colli dge. rat gone by with a gala show vote on these during the after. Saturday night. noon, no time was set for acting They chose "Killing MeSoftly on disapprovin g the threestep With His Song," a musical raise included in President tribute to music, as recur the year, and its artist, Roberta The budgeted Increases will Flack, as top pop female vocal. go into Republican campaign contrlbu. Hussein of Jordan will meet March Martha Mitchel 9 effect automatically 1st, It was the second conlion, unless disapproved or '. with President Nixon next secutive year Miss Flack won NEW YORK (AP) -Martha Tuesday at the White House, of. the record of the year award. Mitchell says that when her " King Huessein ficials have announced. his- the Hotise. The prestigious "album of the husband left their Fifth Avenue Present congressional s.alasein s visit to Washington origi. year" citation went to Wonder, apartment last September he WASHINGTON (AP) ries of $42 500 a year would go King nally was set for Feb. 8. the blind composer-singer. took with him the maid, 1,1W up to $45,700 this year, $49,100 The new schedule was dis- next year. musician for "lnneri'lsIons." chauffeur and her file of teeand $52 800 in 1976. closed Sunday by the White Top executive He claimed the most Grammys phone numbers. branch officials House and by Jordanian offiof the show - four In all 1 and federal judges would reMrs. Mitchell said In a maga uals in Ammnan after cretar) In the ceremony's most em eii comparable TF TE F l\ I LIII increases.SENA (or iure zinc Interview of State Henry A, Kissinger met tlonal moments, Wonder, wear- that she has released Sunday Majority Leader Mike Mans- than three decades, vermont s seen her 13.yearwith Hussein there on Saturday. field, big dark glasses, was led (0 I 0-Mont., said the pay George Aiken Is callingit quits stage first by his mother, then old daughter, Mart y, only once I The announcement said the hikes would set a bad example when his present term ends since the separation because tJ brother king ldthePre-jtdentwould and he will vote against them. JanuarAIken, now 81 Is "he has brainwashed her . tribute to his family. Insisting - ----- - - - - - - ' 4 ' ' '"": - When you make your monthly Florida Federal mortgage payment, simply add on the amount you'd 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. People In The News - — . Remember, accounts at Florida Federal ircnc't,rr . - GGY BACK. 1fln . • Have Cl specified amount deducted regularly from your paycheck to be deposited to your Florida Federal passbook savings account. Instead of saving what's left over after bill-paying, You'll in effect be paying yourself first. And earning high interest, too. Speak to your employer about a Florida Federal Payroll Savings Plan. S survey showed that all 50 states been fell in the Northeast and Pacific Northwest. The poll of 6,6 persons showed 85 per th e boat capsized AUTOMATiC MORTGAGE MYMIPiiS. Have your monthly Florida Federal mortgage payment deducted automatically from your checking account, no matter what bank you use. Designate an additional amount to be deposited to your Florida Federal savings account, too, if you wish. Ask about TRAN$MATJC -, —A telephone poll by The PtIllllpe-Sindllner Survey released Sunday said the greatest Impact of the fuel crisis has - . . persons aboard capsized on a canal In a city-owned park, spilling the Passengers into the water and drowning an Infant, Most of the passengers swam ashore safely Sun day, others were rescued by other boats In the canal. Sk in divers recovered the body of 17-month-old Rebecca Simmerling, da u ghte r of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Simmerling of Huston, from water about live feet deep where 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. Here are some of our time-and.energy.saving plans and how they work, Use our handy postage-paid envelopes to make savings deposits by mail. We'll return your receipt by return mail. No gas-consuming trips. And no lines to stand in. _ 0 MONROE, La. i AP) — An excursion boat with some 35 .PRII In addition to the plumbers investigation, grand juries are probing the Ill' antitrust settle- By The Associated Press mounted the top of a car Sunday that they cant get enough Federal Energy Office action to with more than a quarter Emergency allotments of and told some 400 coal miners gasoline tank to get to work. In the pump into the area an extra gasoline began to flow into they should continue their work of gasoline. The walkout began mountainous areas of West Vii-. 650,000 gallons of southern West Virginia over the stoppage until federal and state gasoline from on a limited basis a week ago ginia, many miners say they stockpiles. weekend, but leaders of officials meet 100 per today. cent of must travel 9(-125 miles to and But many miners say they protesting coal miners say they their fuel needs. Similar from work. still can't depend on getting In other developments: Plan to continue a walkout that meetings were held elsewhere United Mine Workers of. gawline because of shortened has Idled some 20,oDo miners —Federal legislation requirIn the state. ficlals Sunday night urged a station hours and a state rule ing a nation At Welch, Ellis England wide speed limit of The miners ha ve complained return to work In view of forbiddi ng se rvice to motorists 55 mIles per how- went Into effed today. An Associated Press those adults polled in two surveys conducted Feb. 8 to ii and Feb. 15 to 18, approved of his performance, while 63 per cent disapproved and 10 per cent were undecided. In a (c'vious poll taken Feb. Ito 4, the approval rating was 28 A?4D Et4ERGY trlbutions of $3,000 each, Gas Allotments Begin To Flow PRINCETON, N.J. (All) — Public approval of h-t'slmk,nt Nixon's performance in office has again slipped I ithin one point of bus all'tiint' low of 2i per cent, ac recorded in midJanuary, Form Govern men Part of the plane's flight LONDON iAI', — Prime of the 14 Liberals and some of r -?corder was found before dark Minister Edward Heath is going the 24 Scottish and Welsh Sunday, and searchers were to have to abandon his attempt nationalists, militant Irish looking for the rest in hopes that to stay in office and will have to Protestants and independents it would give some clue to what recommend that Labor party who were also elected. happened in the minutes bet- leader Harold Wilson be given a Thorpe has not disclosed his ween takeoff and crash, chance to form a government, conditions for forming a coall. says a senior member of (ion with the Conservatives, but Heath's Conservative party. he has made clear that hewants The source said Heath's fall. proportional representation ui-c to form a new cabinet be. introduced for future national i came Inevitable after Liberal elections. Last Thursday the party leader Jeremy Thorpe re- Liberals won nearly 20 per cent jected the Conservative party of the popular vote, which chief's overture for a coalition would have given them more ' that would have given him than 120 seats if proportional -'some chance of putting together representation had been In a majority in the new House of effect. Commons. Under the present British - on possible pres- midweek. matlon about Daniel E[lsberg. men Indicted on Friday on Watergate cover-up and pee- idential Involvement in the coy. Egli Krogh Jr,, former direc. Krogh is serving a six-month charges stemming from their paring to decide whether to give er-up. tot of the special investigations prison sentence and is coopera- alleged role in cover-u p, u to the House impeachment Meanwhile, two other Water- unit dubbed the plumbers, at. ting with the prosecutors. In Los Angeles, five friends of break their AVE of To . WASHINGTON (API - A action to take on the 50-page the White house plumbers case whose office was burglarized in charge and cooperate. weeks ago to 50 other Ehrlich. federal judge is studying a report said to detail the grand could be returned as early as 1971 In an effort to obtain InlorEhrllchman was one of seven man friends, asking for consealed grand jury report on the Jury's findings soon God will touch their hearts and they'll send you home again," Mrs. Randolph A. Hearst said in a quavering voice . She addressed her comment to her kIdna1 (laughter Sunday during a plea to the girl's abductors to Poll On Nixon Slips - "co tage. On The Watergate Coverup Hearsts Appear Haggard c " Per cent 01 ficial speculated today that an explosion just after takeoff may have caused history's worst air disaster, the crash of a Turkish Su rrend er DCIO that killed all 346 persons reported aboard. AMs-rElu)At Nuttitrl;,ntls The tiuficial said the i'.ir t The American-built airliner p, - Two )oung Arabs iho armed with small Czech pisti ura.thed in the Ernienonville hijacked a British airliner and but were persua&d to wilo forest, 23 miles north of Paris, surrendered say their group them and ham1 over the ai five minutes after it took from plans to attack other British munition. from Orl> Airport Sunday on a and American planes because Maj. Erik Gerrilsen, head flight from Istanbul to London. the countries supported Israel the Dutch state police at tJ Turkish Airlines said the plane in the October war, airport, said the men identifli was loaded to capacity with 331 The Arabs surrendered themselves only as Abu Sa passengers and 12 crew mem- peacefully to Dutch police Sun- and Abu All. One of them told hers, day after releasing the 92 pas- Dutch official he lived on II There was no indication when sengers and 10 crew members West Bank of the Jordan rivi the casualty list would be made of the hijacked British VCIO, until Israel occupied the area I public. But the airline's Eu. drenching the Inside of the $69 the 1967 war, but they woul ropean manager said the million jet with the plane's Ii. give no more information abo names of 200 to 250 of the pas- qitor supply and then setting It themselves sengers indicated (hey were afire on a runway at Schiphol British or Anv.i,can, and about Airport. The Palestine Liberatlo 40 Japanee were aboard. Two persons suffered minor Organization, which unites th The weather was sunny, and injuries sliding out of the plane, major Palestine guerrifl no hint Butof trouble came from the Dutch authorities reported, The groups, disclaimed any cot plane. fact that debris aircraft was virtually de- nection with the hijacking an and bodlej were !ouzd In a denounced such operations, village more than '10 kilometers A Dutch civil aviation official The plane was on a fllgli IC% 'iilcs fr.m the accident said the hijackersmade no from Bombay to London, an It 'As to provi tt.at an explosion mands when they surrendered the two hijackers were bellevei occurred in flight," said Aytnar but said in broken English they to be among 25 passengers whi Achille.Fould, a top official at had to "take action. We had no boarded in Beirut. They tool the French Trarsport Minstry alternative, Politics amounts to over the airliner 00 minutes tatPersons in the area 01 the nothing" er while it was over Yugoslavia crash said thq' heard •a explosion, but ti.v could not agree whether It ccurred bee. fore or after the plane hit the foreoraftertheplanehit ground. Labor Leader Wilson Turkey's communications said nsidering the world situ. ation," he did not rule out sabo- etiid Leonid IlrezJici,' visited India last November and later when a high-level Indian naval mission was in Soviets Pose Direct Threat - ririnier I igai AiiOO reported other Labor leaders concen- • PARIS iAI' o - A French of- India Turns Down Soviets in Januar I'r.h,ir.m ,... ...... L'..i.aii.0 wv of the govenunent. But Deputy surprise announcement, the French Speculate On Bomb - WASHINGTON All) —U.S. intelligence sources report that the Soviet Union apparently failed in recent efforts to gain base rights for its nay in India. This would represent a rare Setback for the Soiets in the intcasingly important Indian Ocean. Sources said the rebuffs apparently came when Soviet Communist party jg4p Monday, March 4,1974-18 Federal Jud ge Studies Report TODAY \teir's Jerusalem home and form a majority in the Kneicset, I pleaded until past midnight Israel's parliamenl. ith her to continue at the head In the shock of Mrs. Melt's (.I)l.l)t IEIR $1 Mi!lion In Jewels Stolen TURIN. Italy Atli - Two masked men with pistols en• lered the warehouse at Turin airport ear!) today, forced two security guards to open the safe and escaped with a million dollars worth of diamonds and other jewelry, police reported. l n estigators said they believed the thieves had been - 2 NATION Party leaders flocked to Mrs it impossible for Mrs. Mcir to Kissinger 'Fence-Mending' ___________ . __________ ___________________ - .J ,,,-,,.. ' ---.--_: -- --- The Sanford Herald FASTEE It takes the woy ItO(wearI)g denture1 inter Golda Meir earl)- today was returning his mandate to she was "firni In her decision." trated on trying to get her to rejected the pleas of other lead, form a new cabinet, Mrs. Meir has led the Israeli reconsider and did nothing ers of her Labor pa-ti and told government since 1969, and her about picking someone else to Mrs. Meir announced her res decision to bow out plunged the try to form a government. Flinatlon at a meeting of labor countrydeeperintothepobtjcal nance Minister Pinhas Saptr, party executives Sunday night uncertainty that has beset it Allon and Foreign Minister after some of her party's memn- since Mrs. Melt's Labor Align. Abba Eban were considered the bersnew in parliament criticized iiient lost ground in the Dec. 31 most likely to be tapped. the nunorlty government elections. she planned to present Meanwhile, Mrs. Meir and Subsequently, Defense Minis- the cabinet with which she Tuesday. ter Moshe l)avan refused to join fought the October war and the "This is my final decision," the new, cabinet, and the l)ec.3l election remain tnoffice said the 75-year-old grand. National Religious Party re- as a caretaker regime. mother as she stalked out of the fused to join the Labor Align. party caucus, ment in a new coalition, making POW Remains Divulged la-member -- ewI Uolda Meir today approved an -- - Monday, March i. 1974 I RANGOON,Rurma tAP) .----- =- ---- - next '.'2:.i .*ttiiri:ir_ '( • • that his mother take one of the against me." — . - discus;s "the Middle East situ. 040"M tio and other rn.itpv'i °1 dean of the Seante. -- �__________________ -- .. - . . • iB—The Sanford Herald Monday, -., - . - - March 4, 1914 wwmm 949410IN0=1111111111111INNAW .. First Two-Time Winner CJrDIrA 1gjpj The Sanford Herald — Monday, Mirch 4, 1974-38 — :i I FISTIC I : H . 1 Final Tops Citrus Open 69 '' breaker with ll7,9 golf fans. 5UOkS. chipped to wi th iz feel and two an eight foot birdie cm 15. and a (293); Glbby Gilbert (2891, licrald Correspondent card collected his In essence Heard won by four putted from there. ten footer cm Jack Ewing (2901; Lionel cffort.It his first ratherthanthreestrokcsashe Regain dbackthatstro&eon Blancaa put cm OR LAN DO The a nine hole Hebert (219; playing out of shot nionths. In his career he has "played around" on the final b - the veey dif fi cult par three charge, blrding four of the last Winter Park, Doug Ford (290); e sending his iron to 16 I th ho les, hot a disastrous playing out of Apopka, arks f eet from the flag then drilling with three bogeys and one Coody (286); Tom Kite (289), jIeant" round the world was posted f tournament wins, gr. lie med an easy two not back in George two of Itwin at Rio Pinar. foot putt for a par and later Washington's time it was on the AdistantsecoodwasHomero stated he couldnt have cared 15th hole at Rio Pmar Country Blancas and Jim Jamieson. less about that stroke before he .. Club during the four th round of A Picture Is Worth '.Thousand Worth Department : In last They won $13,875 a piece. nursd3y's edition of Inc Herald, we ran a shot of the Glen the Citrus Open when two-time Jamieson almost lost second - it the cup for a birdie. birdie on the front was his Arnold Palmer A birdie on the seventh hole downfa ll, Moody (285); from Tampa, followed by a bogey on eight Jim Jamieson, who rose to Eddie Pierce (2); and lee hit it. Approaching the green with a Citrus winner Jerry heard - - handler and stopped the slaughter. Terrific! Just what we need a ref that has to wait until the cornermen tell him what to do, bef e or . 50~ he knows if a man is in trouble. t -. 11 the referee won't protect the fighters, who will? Certainly not the matchmaker who puts him in where he has no right being. - Certainly 1110t his manager. especially if his name is Pat Curry. As *~ f you may have guessed this brings me to Jr, - of last weeks so-called boxing card. -_ If you remember last time we left our friend Pat Curry at a weigh-In where he was putting on one of the greatest acting jobs this side of the Oscar Awards. (The whole th ing is beginning to sound like a soap opera). Id the powers-to-be in the front office say," wow, anybody th ii would pull things like that, Is someone we don't want to deal with ?" NO, THEY DID NOT. They planned half of their professional card a round his men the nest out, (last Wednesday nigh t). When late date for their bout, they went straight to for his opposition. Curry told them that Freddie Majors was available so they agreed to use him. When Majors failed to show on fight night, everbody was amazed. Despite the fact that this was Freddie Majors that is handled by the same Pat Curry that didn't show up last time, when Jerry Powers was substi tuted under ~ Whether Jerry Heard should thank his lucky - •..,.- - - opening ___ - - . nine - Curry - . - horoscope - .4 Scratch one quarter of the pro-caH. Good work. men, one Al M. Not The World's Worst Fighter The change dealt with the moving back 01 the left This guy won a spirited hard fought decision over Vie Perez Last time out He isn't the grea test fighter in the world, but he sure isn't the worst. 1e might not be the most eicitlng, but he gives a good effort and what more can anybody ask? He won a close, and some say a g decision over Perez, so . too? No. They decide to use him with John Putney. MWdlmight -- __ . - ' 1. " I . I , By DOUG . . - . - - I" - . 1 'I-... . - t 'r .- -- .. - IV - -':- ik ... .. ,---m; .-.-.- -- - - '' .. . ~_ '.'-. ' . . '' ivm6w w , r - -u,,,,.. - '. - - - . - - - '-'4.. -- .•,,, 1 ' - - - , 'd - - %, -' - '- year. once in Orlandlo &W a" in - - - strokes to '- - -' - - :. " '- _________ - ,, - -' Licata vs. Brown .. ' - News" Besmy Rriscoe scored a major upset when tie lawked oj-- jj - — ('ITH(TS ORANGE BIRD _ De lights kids in the crowd (Herald Photos by John Cherwa) number one rated iC.. - -- P*g,4&.& I, - - -- - --- - S the Semisx,k Invitational golf tournament, Florida State's five ps.at, finished Sunday wi th 672 ______ I - ii I1' TAIJAliSSEE Via, 'APi Todd Crandall has s1sI an even Par 216for54 holes to lead - P,'nf0r1 - - ahead 01 defending National Collegia te Athlet ic ociaUon n:ulf king Florida. Ihe Semtno!e' John Godwin ,*IMI Doug Fischesser each l--in the winning effort. Medalist honors on the par 7Z Seminole Golf Cou rse went to Buddy Alex.ar4er of Georgia South n.Hehada thne-aa,icjer. per 213 including a final round 66.R1merupwasAndyltof Florida with 214, including a 4.lOj, 749 41, b "l took myself out sol could Pacers outscored the Nets 45- jockc)ed for position on the l8th green umde it even more en, said Lewis, who start- York's John Williainson, %h.- ' preiriated by Sterling. Gerald p Iiouae threw in 12 and ten points South I'TU5 IX two 11 Pa Seminole point aders 1 cAtill."a 104. fliftstion 04 Mike MCCADIS came to Ide lateththetest tocn4 up with $1 ,,, (arot,,M SI 77. west 4ci AV5*5 97 Ir,a ASU M Oral Rni,tvts 041* City Mif"I wife DAnW li C'n naI 47 Mev, u MiihiS*n 14. Mnose se (uØ ii. MIAOVI, my, s.d, (.o St 4$ treO.an* Aniâ V. CoIoraso M V. M'?hg $1 SO ourswille at. "facility at. ovfflifnif Ptcu4' $1 I II.rt $3 Vnr.,t f4uIy o* 15. 76 04kat SO. P4 'o;, city Si Oval not '. III 77 P4 Hi SI . IrVAS fro li- 1'. Pay5, 5 h"' fl t'eas C'ifti Lewis has a 124 coaching Show 3 Eley added ten as the ordy other Mitir to t double flgu. BOth (earns had a tough lime 1111111114 ste with Valenda Valen ci a Eldy ovs sic vcc FAR HILLS, NJ, (AP) The United Sta tes Golf Aim, has annomed that the 1V75 Publi c Links championship will be played at the WaIlau golf course on Hawaii's Isla nd of Kauai ne xt July 7.12. Thle championshIp will revert to I?ZI. *oke play for. mat adopted In 1967 w I Lentil. nate with the playing ci the 1974 c hampionship at Brook" in Pasadena, Calif. I i I I •• -. - I a- -' 4. By The Associated Press i 1 i Stan Smi th and Iplay, - - ':'. - - it will always be close," said . John Newcombe. That's the way it was Sunday .i-,-"1'.... - - - - ..... _____ . - . - Smith 6-2, 4-6, 6.4 In the finals of - sso,000 - ______ - ____ - - " _______ F. -- - - -%,,.,-,-. , .i;': ,ua _,V -E__.'-, — -- 4 Elsewhere in the ABA, San berlain resumed the coachumu,: Antonio crushed Virginia 11lreins following a twganme dis- Sitting right next to this illustrious fellow wits a woman who and Denver walloped San Diego appearance and knocked them ___ ' -. lit, 1 onimith-d ont, of goll's cardinal sim. after Ile missed a ten f(lot birthe pull on 18th. lie walked up to the ball eight inches Satuird;i Bob Wynn got a little excited on the 11th gr'n .11141 I)rlitvt4lol to Like' a 411vot out (if it. At one time or another .'s s'r'. m' has that urge but it just surprised me that a pro couldn't . • (he I)III lifilvini,, bill k Ili one of in~ favoiritt, targets of attack. the i.i,irslials, it should 1w noted that at 11 am. Saturday, when a nimmmin I counted 11 marshals surrounding tlui' ItdI -r,in the ho urs began to wear t and my face start ed to sizzle (miii the heat 11w sorts who .4i:arn' flrn Ill.. 1811i hole leadet board gave us all a little excitement. point Jerry Heard was H under and was two strokes in the lead. They took down the four on 14 and put up a three, ptie4piI'fltarlll'., s".t'rvonc around 18 thought a fight to the Finish was innulnu'. 'fln'n, quick as a flash, they replaced the three with a Ii'..' and i's irs nut' Vol a big laugh out of the situation, They pulled m,' tis s-n cell !Is- il,' gallt'r lk'rni! it long time ri-sident of Central h"Iorda there is only one .'lf t.'ur'nmit-uit tomeand that is the Citrus. Although we have sn i'tt'lht'ttl tournament at Walt Disney World I just don't get as excited for it as I do the Citrus. The only problem now is that I has-i' to wait another year for the Citrus Open and from talking to It t..t of I*'PIt' I can he'm'sth sa I'm nit the "nIt one that's dreads l'u'k,n, Ii rust s".ir ,u Indian Owner ays Prep Ca e I By Tht ,'.I P A',SOCI?t,'d PU'5S ADA East Oiv,i,on S pain Cl evel ;•• II 77 - 611 , I i n,o of t --Pct GS :s i - - °"' "'" ". T1 n''' t Writ O'v,tn 13 71 652 An?ofl 16 U 5)1 9 I'fl4 )7 iS iii 4 1.111 tp t1swQ0 )O 111) ,sturday' -n'u( k V 171. M.-rnp4,t It? ltOifl4 lit) lndina ht' n Anløroo ill. ()-nvtr IC.$ vs Move '° ' .S ,.' ' ., .- ' .0 O*-n,rr , . . . i.. .I, ;;:, ;V,, :, ,:":' "'" - I' l'sv',i ",It'!t,I - ,,, "' '' ' , ni,- j ,, - - raI'trat - k. nouihl he ativ, tigeous to the teaiii .iuutl tht' ('it). -, At - shopping Clas AAAA • ,'5).$ I'I,.'v Son v', M ,ir, I' s',on ma m -n' 1)'s' 9 .10 p m ""u' . . ,I,,1 , " I 5" ' Class AAA Sunday's Games $ YI,I is,rnw,.o iii. v.rq'na 14 II? , , 'I'IIno.rrn ' OlAftno, VA 7,pgp,,,1 Mondey'i Gamy I -vQsflsl A t UtAh Tu,;day's Gamy'. . iI,5,rql , sunmeonc' like 1)e8, b canii along and to buy the (('ann ri' and since he'd also Ile 'k'dn'ate,I to ket'pini1: s' ,('Is''.'eland. I w nulil wanted ne.ij a sals.' like be made." Ban(hi told The Cleveland Mairlaler. And he noted that the frans are financially suand after receiving a - bank loan 'As (a*' as I'm s t'ntreti right now, the Indians are not for sale,' li'said. "I can't make it more ilcar than that , have plans for this ...'.-,-.- .. -- ' I ILIISI - inc ima- - nor inc season:' Arthur he f Rich-- mond defeated young Swedish star Bjorn Borg 6-4, 3-6, W. powerful powerful service, good judge. also has plans for vacating the umient in rushing to the net and American League East cellar, deadly passing shots. .. -I'in esrwrially happy with the pitcheri." he ELsewhere, Virginia Wade (if ii'l ' They're all well ahead of schedule. Britain beat San Francisco's Elsewhere, [lank Aaron participated in an hour-lung workout wi th the Atlanta Braves but Hosernary Casals 2.4, 64,6-1 for a $10,000 victory on the failed to hit a ball out of the park . Braves' women's pro tour, Miss Casals picked up sec- of 714 home runs. training camp where I.,r .-r Ken promonte mritinued to sound like a ken record Sunday, I hats.' to keep tellin L'U guys the same he said. "but I' it ry pleased with the way things are going," Si' is 4onda, to tell 11w rh, but he says that ,,,,_ It)! ..iI 11 llI-;nsuIfLI, NIS.sI-:N 's Al' Sports rItt'r ,%Iva T Honda. exectitivit ice president of the !-si'l,in,1 Inofiamis, h,un is not for yours.' a lristplace learn, 010(-64 H 11.1 f - c Not For Sale .'lle" but admits he pi to meet ulti, a r;it's.'Iras.'k owner to disc-u. he possible sale of tiw mii'ri' League ha. 'ill dub .4' the 12th game after double faulting twice, In a "Green Group" WCT $30.000 final in Barcelona. ____________________ Class A S I Ii Si 7 4' 33 to-- when Gorman lost his serve in __________________________________________________ In the second half, Lewis 106, N.'ss \'rk 101 __________________________ ________________________ Pro Cage Standings It was Newcombe's second victory in three weeks on the wcr Blue Tour and increased his 1974 earnings to $30,035. Smith, who defeated in Fridav's benefit golf tournament at Mayfair. Proct't'ds s cml tu ard improving Seminole County Cancer Unit. tonIa sUrJ)ft's,S it. PG FT TP 3 3 S ii )l•:xT11'IKI) "lEer hits nice "out" as ball see arrow) heads ' Saturday's ABA scores: Ken - State 1(4; Detroit 99, Portland lucky 123, Memphis 117; 95; Phoenix 113, Kansas City- lina 110, Indiana 108; San 1thOnuiha 100, 113, Denver 14 Virginia missed the eight metier. - BLASTING OUT OF TRAP o'.ertirne: Capital 98, Cleveland an.'. from hit' 1i1 and just "tapped" it in, or so hr thought, he fails ;I ti uteri lint' up the putt or hold his potter correctly, he top-spin lobe to beat the Amencan for the $10,000 prize, Cliff Drysdale capt ured another 01 the $50,U00 W tournaments, beating Tom Gorman 6-I, 7-5 in Miami for the $10,000 first prize. Drysdale. unseeded the tourney, won the match - — in season. 4-t- Tre%rino made his attack on the press he has crack ling serves and deadly fort Sunday, 2' games behind fourth-place 93; Los Angeles 108, Golden Calif. The Australian muffled Smith 's big game with his own collected $5,000 for his losing De nver In the ABA West The Rockets hav e non eight of the 108. Boston 102 in overtime. nine games with tile q's this Milwaukee 112, Houston 106 Misses Eight Inch Putt World Championship Tennis tournament in La Costa, Newcombe in last week's finals, ly Scouts do a great job cleaning up after th e people who find it lurd tie walk 25 Feet tie a trash . GOLF TEST TO HAWAII I - m~ McClnts Ti$a4 I - 11w loss was the second iii ,st'tu;iIIy had the nerve to yell, may I add while someone was 130-112. IxittIn. "Shut up, guard" referring to a secu rity agent. Oh, well In the National Basketball .'n'w(i t'mghi. Association it was New York I 0 3 . $ is is i o I - alf. record over the year white fill- - PG PT T P 3 0 • I - - - - . ISU $0 HO, V%lliarn% a. i HINALD SCORISOARD MCCUIIU - - ' stands win.amed. Thiswa3 the person who started to hassle e hartlw.'rking Roy Scouts For trying to clean lip the mountain of , $JC . Jump of 54-1024. Newcombe rips Smith In WCT Play .11 . bination, though. The Pacers West s'Ision, less than a perripped off an incredible 89 centage point ahead of Virginia . .second half and made off with a Rockets 139 1' II! . . 120.99 American Basketball Al Smith scored points and Association triumph that hail 20 assists and l)ave Roh-dropped the Nets out of first isch added points for Denver place in the East Division. The Rockets scored 81 points in _______________________________________________ me __ mae and iytlun of the pine that called for no more, but would have been well a the Americans had to cheer - ri - Spurs So, wts.t's er the people where who tried to run over with tht'ir df tIrt in the parking lot dont take what I said son.il. Le t liii- add one important character to my list who right now , - Another of the few things that Viktor Saneyev's winning triple closing minutes of the Unite to a trot and threw her baton at like mQre of the same when East Division, ttmeytra1le,uwNets600atthe Ill, Squires 9 intermIssIon. (eirgeGt'rvin's3opointsin1I Lewis, whose ambition is to George Karl's ht'l11 San iaratters, Smile of Baton Rouge, L&, was second record heave of the shot put, 66111 4, to Olympic champion in 7.4. after get my car stuck in the dirt field known as r dropped on all favorite list th e bottor near Doug Polk Commity College next Sarnk'rs Just toprovethiit wogoIkr'sare human let me point up Bennie Shaw, super Raider Thursday In the state W. ..f l.'"s i,iist;,kt's average it was U , jammed her baton into the U.S. Asked how she felt th girl's solar plexus. incident, which took place in 111 Stunned, the teenager slowed 's arolm(l rue said that's "Joe Meniber'or "Jane Boozehound," etc. - l'ni glad to know I'm not the only one who recognizes these couple of times down the stretch hot as the Matadors did hustling Raider defense. Russian on with the 4aton ca I the U.S Miss Decker at the start of the indoor mark for the %meter But overall Soviet depth and womiwn's relay team to turn, bumped her, hit her with a hue. lie was timed in 7.3 ba ce lan won ou t, from chunky elimuiinated for "unsportsman sharp elbow and, as Mary says, seconds. Willie Davenport of Nadezixia Chithova's wor ld.. like conduct." lb.- I'..t liin' if IN-some the interesting action ta kes place Jr0lind %lou M% (oluinn in Sulxl,,i)'s Herald touched on a few of coach when his playing days Antonio rout Virginia and rethese Owracters , and as I sat and watched the tourney the people are over, found the right com- inain in smnd place in thv I lead to the dressing room, Z29. past • diana Wins ~' Have You Met Jane Boozehound? 70. Columa 4) S,'a(v44 6-a, Cotgê$, S 'a u P4 V 4 Nóy 47 I'OA,, '.4. t-arvara Si I os U. ' — ji, - am lit w Bottan U fl PrOv.dt45( $3, s p v v Nt'* "Ap"r"'re 68. AA_*,rW " ' Stops Acting .. . .. defensive , FSU Golf ers win own Tourney - - McTser tells me that he will hendhne the next show In £-ustis on April I!, squan. ed the game against New York scored 16 of his 18 poin ts in the In Indiana's backcourt but first half. Iii.' last few greens. The only television coverage was a closed didn't play at all in the second Mdlinnis led Indiana with 21J circuit picture of the 18th green in the press room. Mayoe, next half, points and Mel Daniels added year. Lewis was coaching his see- 23. Larry Kenon had 29 for tIn' Unfortunately many of the big stars such as Jo hnny ond consecuti ve game in place Nets, who lost for the fourth Miller and Jack Sidaus decided to skip this tournament but I don't think of Bob Leonard, who has the flu. time in their last five outings it would hate 1cm any more successful with them, Saturday night, the Pacers lost and dropped one-half game be Sterling for his outstanding four and a half minutes of the The ASI&Cialed ftWSS Connecticut .. . Fires out of mtjck succes"fully - IN same offense in East ANKLE DEEP IN MUD _ iyable kneWilliams, starting in *" Of in the final minutes of the first p got a pat on half, they went cold and back m Seminole coach Joe couldn't buys bucket and final . m.t. h.'d, r Shoull I -a os er-mall ed Sulornan MeTier, one of the m popular fighters in Cnt Florida also can not get opportumutytofjghtinOndo posedlyhew1ll metGeocge;1oncm the next card. hot he was suppose to fight turn on the last 'ne, but they' nes-s'r got - three point five on The Russian women out- mingham, Ala., Outlin equaled formance A ct ing Coach Freddie Lewis the backcourt and t hey cornWell, another Citrus Open has come to a close and although decided to stop acting Sunday bined for 15 points in the third the last ilay was not a hotly contested race 117,924 other people and so did the rest of the period, George McGinnis, and I thoroug hl y enjoyed it all. Indiana Pacers, though, got 18 by himself as the with a little over - 51 , missing their tt ten attempts about was Outlin's perf orm- indoor records for the 880 Not even a world-record per- points to 4,106. Avilov, the little Mary set a personal arid 1,000 lards. by it. Tom Hi ll In the world-record deca thlon chain. record for bad temper and a 60.-meter hurdles, a record pion, was believed to be unheaIn the relay event she world mark for most batons dered a five-yard lead and was tying ta ble. thrown at an opponent. upset of Russia's highlySarmnitc Shitula, the niuscula overtaken by Miss Shtula on Mic ha el Slack of Fargo, N.D., at regarded decathlon man could next-to-last sharp hloruk' Russian who fouled took a courageous American alter the outcome, Moscow's Znamensky Brothers Decker, earned her team's d Stadium. victory In the 1,500 meters over 11111, a 24-year-old qualification for interference Arkansas Pyotr Anisin. Slack pa•sed the State graduate' trimmed a and Mary's two missed tosse. the last la p. Miss Shtula cut in fron t of te nth of a second off the world UNIONDALE, N.Y. (AP) - started Don Buse and Joyce in whether they it" it or not, occasions. Behind McCants, The Raider, used to use that Valencia owned the lead a - CHRIS BLOCKER wi w just how to handle it. - - 131 how to throw the baton," he 15.-sear-old Miss Decker nappl ten f Nn, M;irv'xi- laimmied, 'Ycceb" turns Z The Matadors ran the old Seminole opened up leads In 'Geoa Wheel' offee, but the second half of ,~ .' ' kring Sl defense of their own. - e4r1d iner won both bea bosts. he ui they will not being Mm bark. Why? He Ii one ci the UI(*t ranting fqht personalities In busing today? He has a style that Is i remainder of the W haU with showed Valencla some tough Seminole taking a - '. ' I with a C Cage ;- . - 1. tell me that th[is type of article is destroying boxing in Orlando, th can their lon g distance call, I'm not dung it, but tins type of card sure is . Clint Walker is mm longer In training, You remember him? He was the young fells ftt jusil asked for a chance to fI& in his rights, t wo wins, one in wtuch he scored three knockdowru and one in which he scored a Fls. - 1. n, ___ - and I would have to agree, One last thing . If anyone who reads this wants to call me McTier was seen twice bW MOSCOW APi 'i am 'tates' 158-124 loss to the Miss Shtula in an over hand teaching you how to run, It dual indoor meet, pitch. It missed. Acting Coach - .. of pine gone, their own game Siteday nigh minu remaining to finalise Don Eady, who collected y defense, andearned themselves the needed scoring pmm eight points all n1gh fired in a ber th in state jonior Seminole, playing the sisearlypothtatoVala college basketball tournament nation's leading defensiv, team to a 144 advantage. The lead on a neutral floor In the Winter jockeyed back and forth for the - Thankfully. only a few people showed up that night. Those that did might have felt that they didn't get their money's wort h 0. RUM at p from a shot to the belly.But. I have been always told that was what would happen if 'u don't tra U I QWA Mike WUHams who managed at the bucket and Semiriole not PW Seven points for the entire scoring until Shaw hit & j with Seminok Junior College best night popped through a two to break the over four their Orlando cowstadj ointer minutes - Fat Little Welterweight . i. olfi n g .A-Round - unknown but he thinks he can go far and Herald Staff Writer I - . I - sic Raiders Head For After Downing Valencia, S 1=49 - Accepts check and trophy Brantley will host a five-way meet Wednesday. - state - second place had taken a momen ta ry onepoint lead. classed America's female best the6meter indoor mark wi th a Charlic Park Jr. llroceit.i,ds e,lI-ll(,(J excee(led Decker's high school coach. ' 'I Ile girl wonder from Garden by a score of 7"and the Rus. 6.4-second Sprint and Steve __________________________ t $30X) and go toward improving the county's Elbowed off the track in her Grove, Calif., is considered the sian men were equally sLicess . Gough of Seattle performed last lap during Saturday's ancancer unit. Entry lee was $50.tx) per person. her best of the young American full beating the American prodi giously, beating Nikolai ___________________ hor leg of the women's medley runners. She already holds males 80-72.. Asliov in the pen ta thalon, 4,166 relay against the Russians, world t. That — Angiulli and Arnett ran the Temp Flares In Meet - need Until Harvey, Stanley, Thomps6n, who tied with Buchanan and an Apopka taking t%eth hurdles events continuing me eight-lapper, Schultz his dominance among larger 'corded 4:54.7 and 10:56 times, runner for second, at 10.6. "hools in those events, Henry Seminole High also took the Pat Schmidt and Mark Pakac Scott, David Fosett and fl yard team effort in 1:35.6 took seconds In both the pole attianii'l Perkins took the - iile Apopka took the spring vault and discus with Frazier .Jerry .Jernigan and tourVanipnt director, Dr. right is John Carlj, John Pierce, Jim deGanahi, bared out else had to offer. that's all Seminole victory, 24.3-24.7. took the measure of fellow SCIZIIn!t' cindermnan Willie _________________________________________________________________ r e turning po Thompson edgedBuchanan in Henry Scott's 10.5 100 time the 220 yard sprint for a .. , fol. Il"' Sel"11101 V ('01111ty Cancer Unit fund Drive golf tournament, ' last Friday. Left to 1 ashamed , Pat, hot not 01 Moss. were 451 I - times this year. am s premier distance runner nd Greg Miller came in 1-2 in lb Itu' mile amni to-mnjlc cattie across the line in 3:39.5 . ; F'IVK GOLI"EUS shown here prepare to tee off - Icon settle down and play regular golf." As it someU Oh yes, I forgot, his manger goes around saying thin like.-he (Moss) sure made me look bat" And. "ok how it makes me look." And, "I am ashamed of him, (Moss)". So am I clean four It seems he couldn't get.a fight at the Sports Stadium because thin didn't want to o'.-erntch him . I guess they sating t for Muss and Fullard. I don 't believe thst I think t ha t he wasn't on the insi4 He L-'-r: ;. _d unan,i p,t-r or' k ddn't think that he coluld be jwJd to the public. * ow,he is gone. lie has said that he wori't train for months at a time and never get a chance, He says that they will have to give hiznacoupk ofweeksnot ice sohecangetintopppe With "_- - foot. So far he has earned $43,479-11 in eight Uw- trouble. So he walks. lie walks, the crowd boo's him and the management nukessowds like. -This is going to cost him." . - beaten him two of three all of Lake Brantley. his high position. dash a specialty of his last year. Brantley's Malt Schultz, the LOCAL GOLFERS GET SET FOR MAYFAIR COURSE _____________________________________________________________ on his own. Only the rd, the same one that in the next bout Wt know a tight should be Mopped, is there to see that his interest is looked ou t for. The ref and his manager and th e matcfaker, With that group work ing fcr him, M knows he in real chin. Ile had a roll around his gut, so do 1, 6 1 don,I paw mU off as a main event fighter He fmally got knocked out - .'inguilii and David Arnett. Milo idid not run in the 440 yard .I" renewed md1delve be feels it "Alike $Xlk4K Curry talks him into getting into Ow ring.'Once owe he is on Hernandez is a fat welterewight. lie barely came up to - Steve Littlejohn. who won . . a John Pinnev, W late's I . was they re-match them. Ftne. Great! Tethflc! I t is found out that Perez is suffering fro n a ft-located jaw. so they Pull him off the card. OX. Fine. Do they watch Moss - . II Jf Heard as he admitted he thinks he has a "real tenCximmentiq about Sunday's rounill he salid th in was when he good shot at the Masters." W.st.d from the sand with a perfect shot that left "I'm fading and drawing the ba real well hum a birdie try which he and I think I can win a major title." Allmajor title The key to the tournament, though was 15 and Is what looms foremost as of Heard 's goal. "If 16 1 I had to Prior to Qis Heard admitted he was guard a gainst double-bogeys." He had looking for a rno,000 ar but now with • himaboutit. Moss comes to ('lando, strangly enough missing the weighin, I wonder why? He expects to meet Perez. It isn't until he Florida that he finds out the truth. -;_'-- I '. .. -. / 8" and fell Davidcoistenfly was the only high jump and the Moyard le Intermediate Patriot over 40', but Williams followed by Gary Ballen court. '-e while lea ding, but still has (I 1-in Harvey, Henry Stanley, ,. "I'Ve got all the confidenice In the world,' - salid Moss at best is a I50 pound fighter. How can they put in in with an w4deated fighter like Plivie). who h good enough to wirl the wind-up easily last time in Orlando? Answer, easy, don't tell '_•.i the old JerryHeard. to - The Hunandlez fighlt I really hate to go into altogether. Opriano has not won a fight in t1myears. He or an opponent of show oU Ucsta. When Tony got Md. how could Hnandevbekeeey against a rated gg, r. •' '- - win two Puts it *'my constant nag"" brought him bad John Pinney, Undefeated John Pinney. 163 tit pound 7' . . to a more . - ~_ - - i n. definitely plans to play In the rwxt two seriously and It said it was his lucky sterling early-season 51.4 Uttlejohn won the 120 yard Marty Williams upset quarter "tile time for the Tribe track meet but its second 'h hurdles in 15.5 and the 330 teanunate Craig Davis with a with David Fouitt taking ilace finish then assured the terinediates in 41.5 with i2'6 11"tputby one Incha second for SI Patriotc of a three-point win and Danny antley's Ron Harris ta king Chuck Calboon threw 38 a's" Williams third for Brantley, iver Apopka and the Fighting ond both times. Harris won for a Brantley sweep. Last year Siinoks Norm Grant was third in the - high Jwnpat th 5' -. rather - than unusual terms. Enter aims -• - , week. Heard There was no doubt about his lucky week but to be 11w said one additional problem is having 'i Wader of the tournament. "I'd be possibly a more plausi ble explanaLoi was his caddy chasi ng somebody than have somebody switch back to the Jerry Heard style. chasing me." He was doing quite badly after changing his After his first hole bogey that him even with style traditional swing hot as his wife Murphy he told his caddPete Büuler,"Now - - the same more of - -,, , medley. Ray Bowling, Bob and David Sutphin third and Frazier, Harvey and James fourth in the la tter event. Smith came in second for the Scott came back with a Pats. inile relay -the last event of a -- . . .1) for SUS in 3:31.4 time, 'Itrantley amassed 71 poin ts uk Apopka took 68 and nkird had 52. - . stars or his wife, he's not quite sure, but one tournanwriLs but the week after that he's not thing he is sure about he is playing the best golf sure. of his life. In a sense Heard's compared himself Sunday Heard became the fl man In good f riend Jy Miller. sear history the Open to of "The only difference between Johnny and the coveted titles. He had rounds 0167-04949 for myself was that he found out th e right way 10 a total of 273, or 15 under par. play golf quicker than I did." Heard, who by the way is a Taurus. takes his Heard has a string 01 fIve straight rounds i-_ . . 1 The Rest Golf Of His Life \ time .. :- ' 11 .'. * * Heard Sure He's Playing .I V11111 -i' . . * % fly J RIChARDS lh- raldSposwrjtter I.ek*ltrantley wasn't able to take Scuninole High In the . - par - Over popka, Sanford - - cancelled it. On the 9th hole his local farmer last year when he Trevino (284). place on the 18th hole when he comfortable margin he dropped in an eight foot birdie missed the green with his announced as the winner. was second shot landed twelve feet bought a putter that the pro's Defending champion Bud from the pin and on the next at a Incal use" department Allin had a 281. made any sense as for as the mat6-rnaking was concerned. But putt to assure a victory, second shot and had a poor Bobby Cole and former stroke bir died the hole. He store in Winter even this fight had to prove the ineptness of those th Park, had a Heard Sunday became the pitch which le ft him 12 feel University of Florida golfer at are in turned the front side at 35. Fe ORLANDO. Fla (API for a tot': round 276 clarge out at the Orlando Sports Stadium. 1 an tow1n the Cwtuis Open short of the flag. Bob Murphy finished at 11 His best shot of the day came The photo that I refer to shm Morgan, feet set, right hand twice in its nine year histor) He birdied the hut hole on With the help of his caddie. under par while Leonard on the loth when he hit & UM the front for his only r n,ng4k Sunday fl 1h $110,000 cocked, ready to hit a hunched over, wobbling Robbins. when he charged away from a Joe Burden, who Jamieson has Thompson, Lee Elder, Bruce shot to 10 feet from the hole and and took one under scores on 11, °' yard. 7J Rio PH'Jr refer" isolf toone side"ing at what is going on, but if y ulook group of challeiigers with a 69 unending praise for, he sank the Crampten, and "Chi Chi" sank the putt for country club courw. a birdie. closely you will notice a figure with his hands up standing on 14, 15, for a four round and 16 on the back nine. total of 273. 12 footer to remain 12 under Rodriguez finished the tourney the He later commented that that Jamleson Is looking slimmer He wasn't the only winner. p3r. apron of the ring. This figure is the handler of Robbins W*g to 7u69' 773 at ten under par. attraet t he attention of the third man in th e ring. It seems hole could have gone either this year as he has taken off the tournament also 25 met with a This Is the second year in a he Strangely enough Heard way, a bogey 707767a1 77e or birdie. poimth by running two miles $13171 telling the ref that Robbins has had enough and that the bout winning tradition. Sunday's row that Orlando fans have not started and finished the day in Hornero •M Fortunately for the pro from every night. should be stopped. crowd was the largest ever, been treated to a 'dogfight." the same fashion, a bogey. On 71691141`0 7?6 0:1.411P) Visalia California it was the Other fin1sher of interest ( with 4i,82 in attendance, The Murphy Li.t sear Hud AIIm ran away the first hole he missed the 71 6761 7)- 711 latter rather than the former. were Orlando player Chris oo wk's total was a) a barrier itti the tournament by eight green with his third shot Stop The Slaughter; Terrific I lie finished the back nine with Blocker (299; Bobby Mitchell Bobby Co4e 7071 eco 777 Right after this photo was taken the official took notice of the Morgan-Lonnie Robbins fight. Although this tight was one-sided it was the only one that - P . . I By JOHN OIFitWA By Lee Geiger atrieos Slim Winners .. 11t, pitchers are going to be careful pitching und.place inoiwy of ,500. S,ind) Stayer of Wayne, N.J. Eddie continued his suceeuville play -NIAlliciiiis "Nobod - w anis to give up the home in the indoor run that sets the record. But it'll come' tecing an easy 6-1, 6-3 victory Somebody will get a little careless and make a over Jurgen iitch too good." fina ls of the Gar cia Classic at flr 1 Angeles Dodgers slned their tt to Henry, no doubt," said Manager - ,, .'IIlIdI('U ti.,J'J aitur hitting 25 homers and frising in 88 runs last season. Willie Crawford hit a 400-foot homer in a Dodger intrasquad game, Other intrasquad homers were hit by Pittsburgh's Ituchie 7.i.ck and Date Parker, Phila. lphia's Billy (;rabarkewth and Tommy Hutton and Billy Williams and Pete !aCock of the ('hicago Cubs. On the Latin American front, the Minnesota Twins reported no developments in the absence of unsigned Tony Oliva and veteran shortstop Luis Aparicio uniform for the first time at was in the Boston Red Sox' ramp. -. �1• - -_-_-•. •-v-,=-.-'.- ________ ___________________________ 4B'-The Sanford Herald Monday, March 4. 1974 COUNTING BY TENS by Alan Mayer FICTITIOUS NAME hereby U'rer,5,a, 1 d to qa ifl OU%a 4' F,%atland Fi•0 1941 93, 5irn: CG,fltp NOTICE :::.:.: 'dbndir -1 Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, OP THE EIGHTEENTH CIRCUI;, Ill AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY FLOR!oa s lfld thit I ifltiq14 to re31511 me *th the CIer Of tCul Ourt Semnote CounIt, Fl A Cordancy fh the pqy IPIC Flame Slatut4 To Wit Section a Flor, :::.: :: t Legal Notice In re In, Marr,a, FRANK DADIE HUSOAND - NOTICE OF SALE •? PLtiC Atj(IiOn At ID 01' A %( It. 1971 At 703 * .'nlord ca , f011owing $OttOIPious,,,ofd 000th And r%Onat (wOpCrty tonqnq t DAyr dA.5d% John M,I,I,.A ',nArd f'ninv . Ato,ri Legal Notice ________________________ Legal Notice Legal Notice _______________ FICTIYIOUSNAME UEIIISTRATION or FICTITIOUS NAME ocn .5 ne'eo uven that . FICTITIOUS NAMES 4ocr 't CJvq-c' Ira' I il" •l'CCAUCd fl hj• Rt3, Ro Si Ite vnrr%qned hr r UuI fl (iflt .1 I1 10. (or of Camrrpn a Celery %onn.n3herrby dl1re under Oath Orlando Dr Apt 25 Sanlorø. I2'' The Sanford Herald ,-- ?7lEto/.'G5,ç'g ROCp -( SME1j AWPUL AF1R 1)-4OSE - Florida under trt f tititj5 name Of ARC ELECTRONICS & WELDING, terettid in the butnrt or fictitiouS name of K AL L AWi profession carr,eu on flØf? the SERVICE, and that I •nte , And thit *i intend to r%t sa AOl L LAP RADII names of RAiN F LOW Of ragisle, Sadnmc wit, te CIt, ci me *th the Clerk of thi Circt OR I ANDO at 101 1 NOTICE TO APPEAR Rc'narc, P,rs,, OnOwood the Circuit Court, Seminoie Cpni, Court, Seminole COunty, Flor4a i,, Avenur. TO ADELLAR EADIE Allamonte Springs, Florida in a((ord.tnce *tth tPIe Drtø,, Edna Striktn accrwdanct. wt the Residence Unkn Mr Si'mnoi C0nty. Florida and the prOyi%iCn% of the F '(!'l'OU', Mat I tsa,,,.i,, the F I(tt,O% Name Chri M I Ateian_, Statutes, To YOU are hereby 'v' Ji'in Mr ?.'ciSrrtp •rna iittnt ot the .nterett ol each, 1 as Slatutt•., to Wit Sec ?on tO liI 1t5 ci PUblith M1rh 1. II, Ii "dA 'OIIQAS bOurwritnt,,fen%n,oa UI Enterprises, Inc Florida Statutei ii OFZ S Dorotny 0r0011(I #m5 iq _____________ D'%Iolutlon of Marriage F,terst of Interest 1G.) Per cent til her1n Adt tranSit, S Kenneth 0 OCCOOk Frederick MCCIejry against ' .'-:•.'( & StOrAOC i, Clt,k 14[DRICK ENTERPRISES. INC fubith Feb II. II. 25 Ma'c aon i Cecil Butler • FICTITIOUS NAME 'vIed Court 7t' B, Wm 0 Hedrck 700 N HoIt, A or t971 10 61q.gy,p hOTICE i bir, given March iem, Jack McCleary Pre$idenl Snfo,t,. F,, DIV 1? sam, UPOfl ttIC nrengaQedInbuS,,*fl1, P Publith Feb 35. March i it, ip, 'iTATE OF FLORIDA / Puhlith March 4 II. 1911 ceo At { 1974 PJ 1115 Santo,d, Seminoie Cty, tor5 Coflier an W00IIOrI 305 COUNTY OF SEMINOLE 012 Ia FICTITIOUS NAME t 70 4t 17$ • F iQrg South Parram under th l.ct,t,ous Sworn to and %btcrib NOTiCI 5 nrrebv given that em bito'e BLITZ CLEAN, a41d that FlOridA 3710$ FICTITIOUS NAME -t lend rn th. 3h dAy of Fibrulry A o rnqag fl bu5fle%% at SOt ( torcg$te, FICTITIOUS NAME name with '(I ". ht?tb1 Qilen that i cm 1971 tall to dO 50 a Default Altamonte Dr. A!tamonte SPfing NOTICE IShereby giventhat tAm Of the Circuit Court SCI ir1,,'d Ii t'u%int% at Pt I. Judgment will be entered Agnt M',I7n T Clad Dot 191, Seminole County. Florida under thy QaQed in t . U County, Florida in A(cordanci,h ?5 Seminole County NotAry Pubic, State at Ii(titiou% name of AL TAMONTI the (wi% 6. raswtb,rr, Seminole County, I ir of under th, WITNISS my hand Ih ts(t,tio name Of Florida at large 118/3 MOBIL, and that I ifltpfld to regst, '.,me Statutes To W.t Fictb WI t ti),,dA Under the tictitiout name Of t MAP1I 0 DUTY 0 B A, CAR Sanford. Seminole County, Floti1 My commss ep res d name *ith the Clink at th JOHNNY'S TEXACO, and that I $ Fl1 Statutes tss thI 13th da 01 February, 1971 CITY, nd thjf I intend to register Au I. 198 C'ruit Court. SimnOf. Count 1 S Jud AS DCYotinq ic fl end torister saidname with the (51*11 name With the Clerk of the Publlth Feb 8. Mrcn i it. a, Florida in accordance *ith the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole ' Ralp Dukes Art Circuit Court, Scmnoit County, 1971 H ftiCkwth Jr (wotsiom of the FiCIiiso PbI.th March . II, II, 3$. County, FidA in ACcordance With Name lorida •n actOrdanci With the 0EV Clerk of the Circuit Court StPute, To Wit Sertion ItS U tn, proyisn5 Of the Fictitious p D pr0,%iOfl% 01 the F ictilious Name IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TH Martha T Vihlen Statutes 1957 Name Statutes, To WI • Deputy Clirk S1.tutes. To WI Sertin Sertion USO9 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. S Freder,ck C Flehart, lit Oi Florida Statutes 1957 PUbIIth Fib Ii. tOrda St,5tute 19$? 1 March 4. tt, CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE PubhIh Feb II. 25. March 1, ii S John H Sfmon IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, INND 1974 F PAnII,n 0 Duty COUNTY. FLORIDA l971 FOR PubIth Fr SEMINOLE II. 25. March 1 Fiibi,PI I t'b 7% M,'h 4, 5#tt COUny, DIV U , CIVIL ACTION NO 7113; S Y 1971 FLORIDA 1971 In Petition if DIV 7) CASE NO 7 337E 0EV lfl IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FICTITIOUS NAME JACKIE D UPiDEpoO0 DIVISION I cc FOR NOTICEt hereby gven that .v' . SEMINOLE COUNTY. NOTiCE 0iN( C IRK. . FLORIDA _________________________ Qag(d in bu%Int% Ill THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND TO BILLY CARROLL MURPHY Lane, t III Clopt. CIVIL NO 74.737 E FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. PlaiCt LonQwod. Sem.ndle Count, -' • ADDRESS UNKNOWN IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. FLORIDA , DIVISION E flidA under Phe ram, ci ARf F4[R[y SEMINOLE COuNTy, FLORIDA tiO i :: a OTlF It) flA,'iFj A55O(s:,;( , .,lty •.p 4 frI t' OitlUiUtO ci Mirriagn " t' the iJ thit I .'b),e n.Ifyied $'rtt,y Car Plo 14 rn C DIVISION B Delerto , nlendtoreq %ten sad neme with th SAPAPI MAI MAPIGUM, WI, DIVISION C NOTICE OF SUIT and In re The Marciaq, Of JACkIE 0 UNDERWOOD, has Clerk Of the Circuit Court, Semnoje In th, matter of the Adeptiot tO, Lela N WilloUghby, --- r tiled a Petition fl the 4by Styled County, Florida In accordance with KATHERINE STRAWDER. DUARO DEWAIN MAPIC,UM. Court for Its, adoptii of the minor KEvIN MILES FLATLEY hu$fl, H A Scott, and EuI __________________ HuShed Petitioner chId named in that Petition, and the provisions of the fictitious V o't, h eli, it Flame Statutes, ToWit u are required to tie your NOTICE TO DEFEND SiCt.on itten then hiS or hr unknown hf iSPLI 1A5t 09 F lG'i THE STATE OF FL OR IDA TO SIatutes 1957 I'n STRAWDER defenses or Other resounse eIhth. Detsees, Ingatees, or grAntiN,d NOTICE OF SUIT s Lawrence S Niren esent Clerk of this Cot Ind serve a COpy ______________________________________________________ bp through, urder or DUARD DEWAIN MANGUM. TO JERRY 0 L.RUE NOTICE OF SUIT not later than March 31sF. 1974, PubliSh Feb II, 73. March 1, It RESIDENCE UNKNOWN tOli Eureka, Caltorna agant tts, TO WILLIAM RALPH YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED OfWi1 0 iudgmenl may be CII YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED And all parties or persons havinq,STRAWDER II that Saran Ma.- Mangum has filid a that an action fpr acKpt.on ter,d against you OrAnIng the ('1mm; any right, bile or inteff hj No 70454 Petition in th Circuit Court of adoption n and to the f0llo*Ing descrIj tiled agintt too And you AlC A Ill Seminole County, Florida for the reguir F IC TITIOUS N AME WITNESS MY PIANo AND SEAL rCmi%,5 to sen,e A copy of pour litulted fl Semin F' 0 ftc. PIoyt(( 5 hrr'ijr Open thu lam 011sntutlon of Marriage an writtendefenses if any, to it ,JED of the Court Al Sanford, Seminole enQAQed n bu5ifl County Florida Atlanta Cerwga )3315 Restoration of her Maidin Name, County, Florin, thiS 77th day f Ay .1? lIt I YuII. Tb North ioi 301 the South BERMAN. ESQUIRE, attorney for YOU AR( HEREBY NOTIFIED Feta'uiry. tell x3' and you are required to serve a , L0ng*, fllS'O. Sem,noi, Of the East h.If 01 Lot) lles, PCttir, whose Arr%% 5 P 0 tflt In Act'n for divorce has been SeMI 0 your written defense, d Any on Drawer B. Count,, FIOt,dA under the tiCtitOus 150(1 A, W Brurti •ition Wtnteq Park. Flprid, her Altorne,, ALBERT N FITT$, "'ft fld fled aga;n%t you and you Cr, Arthur H BlCkith, Jr flame ot tFCo PRE5SUp tile the Ofigifll with the Longeoud, as recorded 'n PI regvr whos, address is a% to Serve a Copy of your 3 Clerk of the Circuit Court CLEANING SERvICE, and thp I thwn beI. Cterv of thiAbOp, Styled Court on or *ritt I Page 77o1 tht PubliC Perords' and file the orIgiI C ,th the Clerk 01 dtttst it any, to t Sem'nole Count, inlAnd torster 5rmnOl tOC da Count1, F !or '1rch 1th. I9I O'C 'SC A d rime w,tr1 ir Ire Aheip S',fe Cutt on or eior I tEt s JOHNSON. , , icdn'rnt iA, be entrr,d tuainst cf th.- Clrcu,t Court Seniou , Yc Jr notled t, an Acton JOhnSOn ad Panico, P A, Attvn,y Dtt 1 Ihe 75th day of March 1971, other C0uI,. F 'G'id. rr fl '((O'd4ne eth iou for th retief demanded in Qurt titI to fhe 4bOy de$cr, wise A Default and the for Petitioner, whi address i5 ni I'uhiSN M.ir N I II. II 75 te PrilIOfl% of the F ultimate PetItion t;7 oroperty haS been filed aga.rnt South y Atatland Aveou,, iudgment iII be entered against Maittana, 012 Name St4tf .Indyouarereq,t0 To Wt WTNISS my ha 4d the seAl of Serto Florida 37751, arid file the OrignAt IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE you for the relief demanded in the Slid Court on February 7111, )97 09 G'.da Statutes 1957 Of tour wrtt defenses if Any to Petition *ith the CICrI I th AbOp, it,t on W I Kill. Jr Ernest F Clougn (Seall EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR . Plaintitl's CourvonoqbeforeMlrCh 11th, lvi CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE WITNESS MY HAPID nd OF PchIi 10'ney whose address Arthur H Beckw,th, Jr March 1 Il _ ti is tQ otIstreiW a ludument may be en COUNTY. FLORIDA, FICIAL SEAL of Said Court hiS 14th Woodcock Road, P0 Boo 7t Clerk 01 Court trcrd AOantt you f day of February 1971 PHINCEThN N.J. Ap, Oriano. the relief CIVIL NO 73-1477.5 Florida VIII, oflorbefor (Stall B CeIla V Ekirn nova (W.J do was watch and IN demanded in this Petition for Ii re: ha THE CIRCUIT COURT. Jumbo Jim EllIott, VIfl3novas MMch3tst Iflh andfiI, Marvij9 4 As Deputy Citrk theorl911 Dissolution t. Arthur H Beckit, Jr. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR *th the clerk of thl5 court LILLIAN AS HILLYARD, Wife ,ind Publish Feb 23. Mar-b tt. and field , CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Clerk of Circut Court ch, *ITPIESSmy hnndafldth,seapo, CARL J HILLYAWO, HuSbAnd bebor seic, on PIaiflIIff' 1971 me pressure w on the Ja V $ COUNTY. FLORIDA th sAd Court on thi5 day of found msdff in a most unusual Seminole County, Florida tG'n DIV ts SECOND AMENDED immediatety theratte February. 7th 1974 Be Joy Stokes CIVIL ACTION NO 742IC per.s young, Inexperienced ohei a default will ____________________________ situation during the final event tcn NOTICE OF SUIT lSeaIi be entere4 Dtputy Clerk •OME P 0 tHOMAS Ard VIOLET of (resitan anchoa TO CARL J HILLYARD of the 1974 aganu u fOr the relief demand NOTICE OF PUSLIC HEARING THOMAS bi5 wife idA indoot Arthur ys BicIwith Jr ALBERT N FITTS Jim Nathaniel 102 •n the Comofoint chamo saorne soplmmor TO CONSIDER ANNCXATION 210 td*ar Building Clerk of tht Circuit Court PIamnhiIt5, WITNESS my hand Pdoti(r 5 i,rq Auburn, New York. 13071 q Ond seal IhAt a P Sanford, Florida 37771 JOy Stokes lie was rooting (or Seton flail rol Thrto and Robert JOneS YOU ARE NOTIFiED that P'bf P'l'arflu I he rnIc t t 0 OlIELI ;.SiiI ci .,i t),t Clerk and Junior Jim Crter Seton (SeollCourt on february 17th, t97a Attorney for Petitioner Petition for Oswiot (mS5,on Room 'n tts City Hall Arr.ug, Publth Feb11, 11.3$, March 1 tfl MS bnfited Publish Feb II, 3 March 4. Hall had a more experien Deen,nts Arthur H BC(kifb Jr aqat you and 'here II. n the City of Slnfo. Florida, at 1971 Dlv 11 Elliott backed the right team, NOTICE OF SUIT i5 a demand in tht Pittio that Ai Clerk of the Court 7 00o'c PM on and time.testerj quartet of soph. the DIV 57 75, 1974, TOQUIET TITLE Setan Hall By Joy Stokes CITY OF _______________________ to COnS,der th 1flflfl1ti0 Court award that er!ain proper ornores Art Cooper and Charlie IN TH( NA', Cl THE STATE OF oh Deputp Clerk ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, ned by rates' s'1do' in that Joseph oroperi, descrbed as foflo*j and your Wife, FLORID,, ___________________________ PUDI.%h March i II. and Juniors Art Dale)' FLORIDA LILLIAN AS HILLYARD. as tenAntS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND race - the One-mile relay II, 75. 1971 SCHEDULE I. O Tii[ NetiCCof PUblIC H,arm9 0129 DIr (PIDAN I S FOR by t - and anchormj Howard Brock, ________________________ SEMINOLE entirety, located and ROBERT COUNTY, coupled with Manhatta5 see. TO WHOM IT ASPIE. LANA ASHE, bm% FLORIDA diS(ribed MAY CONCERN more fully at Cmeflc.?sftNsoittEfs None of the Manhattan Cit. a I a LANA C ASHE. JOHN NOTICE IS HEREBy GIVEN by or Guweqnmen, Lot 3, Sec 103070 ond.place CITY OF - Tract 17. Block 0. Unt 4. IN CIVIL ACTION ). fInish, gave ners BERNARD ASHE. ERNEST the Board Of Zoning Appeals of the i(Ord,ysg to the Put had scored a point during tU re 15. Marrlo1. .5 N 117 4711 1 11717 ft. S 11142 LONOW000, FLORIDA 01 Lake GLENN *5141 and MEREDITH City of AItat, Villanova an unprecedented the meet in a t. At 1t7 12 II to P08 a.d NOIICIQ4 Pvbli Hein1 Tropicana Rlnh#tt, Marion LYNN ASHI SPENCER 0. DOUGLASS nIing event, al- TO WHOM that Sad Board will hold a public County, operty if alive, a 13th turn tit - all since 17 IT MAY CONCERN 'S Phi,r prcsenf as toned recordea ms Plat Book 0. unkr'own sPouses if married. Led it * I NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN b I.f? Cultural I DIrict hearin on theguestionof granting - In the two-day IC4A meet at thoh the versatile Nathaniel Page 70. 01 the Pubic RtdS Of Afl had placed fourth in both the ltte City Council 01 the City 1rt, nAmt in th, Flti, , iarianc, for the following dikrib.ø Marlon Coty, F Ioria Princeton's Jadwyn HELEN W DOUGLASS oeaa, then hs or hq Ulo F'operty Gym, And long and triple jumj. For Se. Longw, FbDrldI, that Said City Wife heifl, AND Oew5.5 tegatesj. assignees or Sf $32. 453, 45501, 701, And - Lots tzss, 1757k, 1731?. it establed the Wl1dca as ton Ilall. meanwhile, Joseph Council will hold a publi( hearing NOTICE OF ACTION Of Sloc Qflntee1 lienoçi, credtpr5 And Spcing Oaks Unit 1, 105. of FIOql iat To conider annesation of the THE STATE onethefayorjtuth the NCAA had won the Beq mt R W Lake Mary FLORIDA TO Shores No l a trusty., and arty an and 440 In a meet '00 reronded in PIaI Book I?. Pag5 çj Subdivision according to dej(,,,d all persons or HELEN W Property W line Lot 7$. Run E 131.7$ ft on p Iy*n DOUGLASS th Plat Indoor QtampwJu rP at I)e. record time of 4 anC Ding in Seminoi, County (laming by. through, under 95, Putii Records 01 Seminoge lNerf rnw. N II degrees w 7711 0 Third Avenue South nts 7 ft. $ corded n Map Book 19 at or aqa:njt them and all Count,, troit' Cobo Arena Friday' and Florida nd Lots MI to wIt Page 739 01 ' BIRMINGHAM ALABAMA degrees St' 37" W 31)7 It, Pd II Brock had captured the 600 in FloridA the PUbIC Reconos of garties Mvg or cla.mngr50n5 or 573 371, 519 397, Sest, CII 01$. A70 VOluIa County, The South 997 "feet of the PIE' Satday. degrees W 105 LIft, W to any in Florida 1:11,1 and Dale)' had W line 101 517. C?? 430. 5124.37, 4104.13 ti tso. of the SW tere'st b. through, under or against finished . West of Brick Road - YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED t B Vlljanos'a finished Lake Minnie Etat, alsp of with 29 fowth in the }ard dash tSJ6, of Spr' the abose kno,i,,, of unknoiyn ' - is 74$?. laSi. 'aft. Section7f TOamthP 305, Oats Unit 14-. northerly portion Of said Rangp 301 'that SPENCER 0 DOUGLASS properly Block points rtmes. nd all pan recorded in Plat Book II. le Manhattan, the do(Less Binningat,h,$ as of FliØ Shores No I. a tiled es or pfvson Page 31. A Villanos'a s longjsta Petition is PfNeIy NE ti4yiflg or claiming to h4y, Any ' Of the , Public Records 01 Semiede County, SUbdiviSion •ording to the fending champion and favorite. star, Circuit In lMuIt,ple Fampl1 ResIdentialt PIat rht, title or interest Florida Joho llarnett, won the l%hip 30 Range 701 & West Ohl$0lUtotM.rri.geCourt therebf 'ecoe fl and to the in and Seton Hall tied for set'ofl.] uarof Dtril The Southerly portion of Map Book 71a1 lofiowing 0rbed lands lying OPerty THE REQUEST FOP VAR lANCE Piqe 13of the Public tso.,nlle in the meet recot-ci 1 ine sad property CIId Records Of Situate Is Presently oneq with,J was the closest th of old S.antol'd to required to serve a copy Of OlJ' IA ISingle Family RI'Silked,ll) k% in Semiflofe county, Florida, waiver Of the eight foof Side V0Iii County. F1of41 lime of 8:33.Z nearly nine see. OnI.nde Brick Rhed. run West tritlen detemes, if any, On lIEN 10 Wit Setback requr te ft. th fl Section Norm , District fisish an the meet's 53- onds faskr than the old mark, E.t 110fe, thenc, , 11TH W. MCINTOSH 01 STEW 01 the Zoning Re uIllio to iy -. Lots No )'ear hlsto'. East III feti t aI AND 13.44. 15.45,1,14, Parcel I Lots 1, TROM. DAVIS & MCINTOSH and WaS - aflchojn on viii Seven fpot ii. inch side Satback on ' Slock No '", as showflon West propp I ana es 01 N H of Btk R, lttOe for Petitioner. "I never thought I'd be oteach side. thence South 7' degrees j Map GARNER'S OAK HILL ADDITION Bog NE car Lot 35 Run S ddrs tS Post enlltteq 3rd AdditiUdi West fice S t ing for Son Hall;' Elliott said to Orang, oiong PrOperty line of Brick Ro. deOree 1 V3 lift, S 73 degrees $' THE PUBLIC HEARING will be Terrace.filed in Map Rook 23. City TO SOUTH SANFORD Semnol, •nford. Florida. fl771. and file I30 relay which set a meetred the W 7it II ft. 5 Page Count Fto,,, A(((fd-ng i 110 feet to held in INC City of hi1 Manhattinand&ton Hall of Atlimofit, 94 of the PI Rreo, mflt Of beg.nn.ng ,j otir 5 Piat !.qJ with the Clerk of the Obo,, W 57' - w 9.45.6, He ran 11w final ittik leg Springs F iorida on Monoa, cf VoIa thert as rnc((dnJ n Pta' flp 3 (It ng 77 acres more or Iej 7111, S Ii 0egn, ere lighting for the C it? 1? ft 15, t,Itd Court on or bef, MarCh IS. P08, N II degrees March Count, e,th the Clerk of thy Crul Piq .6 of the PbI RC(fl,th of l97, PLUS THE at S 70 p AS - or a soon Court fhert lead in the ma rcnrkabIc f:O0,8 97i Olherw)se 0 w less than default And thereatte,a5p51e at which time ft. N ia N l ot NW'. final relay, one in Seminole Counlp. Florida v agrees SC 57" E hich an hour after his twile °" udgment will be Houseand lf dCSmibedaS 101 701 71 ft. S fl ?, TO*h,p 'erestrd parties a entered degrees 1 70171 It SWI, to PO Parc.l7. Lots, Si, S. SL 57 aIId VllIano5'ad1dflo1haveanent. Range 301 ILers QAinst you for the retief demanded and against Ihe propos,citizens ton 7'. Block "0". C'ejtnt He.gbts Of N H GARDNER'S OAK HILL triumph, lake COmmenceattheNWcornerfN , i the Petit Plal varIan( Rook "X", aqe 14, Minnie Estates Said Property Going into the race, Villanova of NW '. gI SW wilt B. heard nd final action ADDITION TO SOUTH SANFORD 5 Presently toned RIA Navy wound up fourth with i of Section WITNESS my hind Ad Official takn County, Florida. with Properly Seminole County, (Single badpointa, Manhattan 2land points Township 705, Range THIS NOTICE it to be pubI,sh al of S-aid Court on Ihe 6th day of - Family Res'denllal District addresta, r lorId., Ridg ac and Penn and Maryland run SO d,gr.es Avenue, (Oedmng to Flat ther by Posling one (II copy of lIe Orlando. Florida CC SC' West along ibruiy, AD, Seton Hall 22. The Jaspers, lied as reCorded (or fifth with 16 apiece, at onesaid descri the West boundary of Said N ', in Ptat Book 3. Page N 01 the Public EALI PfOpefty arid AND seekIng their send straight __ NW'. of SW ' a distance Of ousting in IPirq (3) public places vi Records of Seminole County. Mazylands Andy Bilinanis fees, HOtjti and lot del,Crit,rd ARTHUR H BECKWITH JR . as within tle City trn title, needed the sis lint, set run N S9degrees SI' Lots land;. Clark S of Alfamonfe the West 70' of Lot 11 and allot Lots Florida Clerk of Circuit Court the other meet reco Suo- EasI thenc, Acrp, PB I). 1)09 40 fe to th Ylse respective reSidencn Springs, Florida, al least tift Pg 7; ace pints for a East line of ory. SemInole County. FIov of all IS and it. Less West 5' in 8k I. Defendant5 day, winning da Prior to pk mp at are unk Said N of NW '.ofSwi., t1 N By Linda AS Harr4 time of public Aiondat, A0ditlo (ow' points for second would 52 feet. PIat heAring Book N. 0 degret 03' 44" last along slid You 9 Inches. arid Each Of Ypu, are notified Tb. portion of LOt s. Deputy Clerk Page s, Orange County, iorioa, leave Lake them one shy. All Villa. _________________________________________________________ DATED THI5 74th Estsne )3O '$feetfotheplhI,. Suit to Qu,e$ lille to Ih, DAY or with oprty aress it 503; West that, ,, , IEPISTROM DAVIS & Minnie Estatesabuttinothe EIyIn, above dst, Of Said N '. of P1w FEBRUARy 1971 of Lot 2, Clark't Acy, Said AD '. o Property has NTOSH sw '.. RObIr5t,,n Avenue. Orlario. Flrd4 fileq Property ror FICIA( SEAL I againjt thence S ft degrees stiS OfiSently toned R you ri the Crc,t (our?, ' Wett t Office floe 1130 IA ISings.in I '" Arid PPIplIi iOrdàhi, ,t'on Sad North liril t FamI vi ida State Bank for Semndle Count, Florida, Dttrt House and 101 detcr, City Clerk as entitled begning Being 0 acres more HOMER D THO,yA5 and Lot 9. Block "U". West*, Mario, VIOLET AS THOMAS Atta, less, AND ford. Florida 3n7i s Section), Plat Book "w". Page III. wife, 'c IN, corpor4t, limif Florida Plamn,.ff5 vs ROBERT oo the City of rneys f P$It, ASHE. Orange County. Florida, *ilh LANA ubltts ta.rcts I. Ph ri1g*nQ, Florid., afld ASPI( *AU Beg 1077 S ft S It dpgre's E ant Ib) To PrOperty acld,es at too Hop bi% wIe, 012 Ii Circle. k 0 consider alto fle Question of LANA 711311 $l3degr,es S' Wif NE cor litIt Feb ii. II, 7j ASarCrll, Orlarsdc, Florida c ASHE. I Coot. From Page 28 Ue'Iigrtatlñg and ISsigning the 101414 And YEI W/i/TWORTH LOW ...SIEWEJA?ZJ _________ Want Ads Don't Cost, They Pay BERRIES HIT 'IM! FAcED _ rL1 (•' •_;_• kI,_) _1 _L I 31j Orlando 831-999 ". The Longer Your Ad Run Of Copy, i ) j 4 Tony Mundlne, an fls roun last Monday in Iris. man A.P. releasethat waspr1ntedgn I:t'rald Wedaesday promotcrSam S'l%nmian Supposl% fered Briscoc $1OO,00O. to lkato in flw story, I am SUE(' 15 Inc. but amzak absoluIy flU SCflS what.so.e'er When Ikata dcleated IIe people were In atltdance and deste only making guan and 10 for l.ita, d'nlnCeNo supplemented Th presen, zoning cIas4lcat 01 Said PVOpqrt is A I Agricultural D'strict, 15 that Cll%5ifI(al i5 .n Ihe :on.ng ordman and regulationt of Semings County, Griffith up there only 2, took a bath in red ink, ala total S.Ooo 115 for Griffith Fiorma The Pbi Hearing All held in theC, Hail, Long, Fior, on tts rh day 01 April, tCli, at 10 pm • or 15 Soon thereafter as 5tbIe. at wIsh time parl,e an CitiZens for and .restea aqa fhe Proposed amesat and ?Ontng II hpr 5a Nf41rflQ ma, .rt.nued from time to t'vne unfit 1mM action IS taken by lIe ('ity place that flht iq Broe could draw Ut kind moorY il has home tow of PtuladeJpa and as lu Visc told me It week. '1 don't want or need Hri (or Tony. And, if I thd. it ouldn't an 4 , ' n l'luladelptjj;i" Here And There M; Predidion r ecordM at )l as I have ne Sal,ait This is a long ay frren mny horrid beginning vi t'e;jr he I tJlaIoneti';w last I1landa5ameflld red on my Mart at the Council thjs notice Shill be Ied at The ct Halt *ith the Ct, longwood. Florida, and .n thr 131 offer Ofaces within th ct?y, Cd pubi %het un The 5int HerAld A '*p4r cl V!ral t lAluOn in lhe ('Fr 01 Lonqed and Seminoip WhenthfIguretscoupj_J1,fl) markl2.l last>'ear Ihave total .rer(jc N rl'aIIs' that great hMfl ()U im'r"•lIi'r)(Ill if tlw i'.41Jj IiitUiL lha%ecked Count,. flo' w gLlIll44A. J WV fl.L._ - 1___._ wciuy nufl IIAL.LANDAI_F, t'ia. tAPi - who UwnetI f e a weep to, It east 1 Our ill COCUtiyp weess - " I uaay will ride Pat ' M."4'.rvv4.e- -- tacky Derby entrants will get a 1bere isn't mich in the helter tw their 3-ycarJd eir!d ranks n California colts stack up today in the 2lrd ruw oi Uw iloriila i'm t tgeItng anyyow)ger and The 1213,000 rarr at Gull- I'd like to hae a shot at a Thple ia strearr, Park. affermg fn ftnt ard Sl3 p(e. has $13n.Brn fr drrnrn the top , t'olt bcfore I •• (-all p P,iDtica. 1f be - 1' f fbi last '"'v#v' dpi I?I Jdditlon. ti(r fPd tfl lh '0 be (041 . %'OC(t08 as f 1'e -n IISI dav% (wIG' t c the Phf DATED IhI% 2?ttlda °- i" S onri e ri øi th City of it Exptintd Willie Shoemaker, I4gII)-.ri( Pat M i given 10.1 ('Jd•S vb4U Mrcn 1- U, IL an to r SiSdegness WIQi 3511. S Ii r'v. A o. • F%tale% a ,d •" •" (I L*nd. M PfOpert ri pv,%enhp, All iart in 'ntecet and -.ti s,v an ogvotun,sy *1 jd iea.ng Py order of ih Cy ftartts vt, " • 0 Sangc Fleidi )77?l £Itos4 f PbI rib It, t tfl4 degrre Lab. Mnn,, ne 4MfVipl esicfensiaiI D*%',ct H of et t Julin. I, 5Tr0 DAvIS I . 1 ' ..E1 A %AE C4v1#W(W_ 4 .E OrA', 1 MOfth A ff 10rdj Cvuny Courthoule : Srrvi, the bov ,, %onat opei,, Said PlODi'rIy being %Iorpd at Ad4m Trant,, & Slora l S4tCfØ lt•t 1 fOfmaton available forr fti' D.vI.orI of rnnoe Countr Sh,,,ii- ctne Tprit laid •s t*,nq tall tPi ttvn t Sad Wrt cn I C41 Clert Citt Of San'o,. F IG',d Puhl.i) 5, M4fh 4, S44rnh?1 C0'.ltity, F*,d4 J4Pin f P011 f, 'S 3 DIV lm , 'b S fiy ti? 4. It - -- •. - ;s",(h •.' Cg,AR] LEVELRJ i%lTpi LJ Gr Tt)i.JMAJ.J'/ )Ti'E Ls'ç ., FULL j A P Mct(EE AT' ,, - - 1. •1 i' -E B l)-Trav,l Agenc, - . ___ 7$-Loans 24 °°° I 9-Roo,nt • Cal rat.., 30) SCm,Di'an 'NW, 4141 lit 3733 Wanted 'IMMEDIATE INCOME" iJU'V u INC Help Rent 35-Resort Property For Rent by ANYOQy WHO'D 6rART A FRIENDSHIp CLUB I I WELL.ATLEA'rHEA Fi NOLY I .j Holiday HouSe 0, Sanford - Real Estate - .1-Houses for Sale and Acreage U-Famnit and Groves For Sale It-Income Investment Property ". TT'. 37--Real Estate Wanted Mercrlandls,e BLCINDIE Chic Young iSEtij.TTC •_ BL •• - 'r \ TEC!E ---- .•.-; I jç ' I BLUE ' SI -H0U5Chld ' S • , - I • I .' rS" v1' • i' , ' if t : I N - S,,'t -- (L •, SI-Sports Equipment - BEE'nE • ':" __ -. ____ :k '' f;4':. SI-Bicycles Merchandise '0-Of lice Equipment SI-MusIcal And Supplies BAILEY \1 I / YOL k - . Stereo SI-Garage Rummage Sales SS-Boals £ Mirini Equipment St-Campsng Equipment I r - '33-TV Radio • ,' i ' I 2' Goodt •k-- ( 9ETEZ ET 1 - I E EEZ.L ' ' & "' " ' 1 r ' Mofl Walker \ ".E '¼E tT ji,. fl'.,j I ' -- -Lawn and Garden 61-M.achlnery and Tools ti-Equipment for Rent 62 / COJLNT '•-4 Al-BuIldIng Materials sS -Pets and Supplies . Cockta.I Wa tresses Bartender 535 '32' LAKE MARY Corporation's urufurnisied, $145 ,,so Elfcency apt VS 1150 QIldp Brown Pea',, 322 5237cr 322 l96.i MAGNOLIA SQUARE OFFICE BUILDING In The Center of Lake Mary Units Now Available Call 322.6457 Sandlewood Villas FRO5 %lF * Furnished.(jnfurnlshed NOW LEASING Pool House * Shag Carpeting - minutes Scorn Sanford and Orlando, Efficiencies, 1 & 2 bdrm. Only 10 Washer.Dryer * Club * 12 Townhouse Irom Furn. & Unfurn, Short Term Lease Bedrooms GENERAL APPLIANCES ltcmi AIRPORT BL'1'D SANFORD, FLA - Desire secretary Sularp com mensurate w.th Qualifications Send reSume n41 re'Qvremenls N' F' 0 Boo 1795, Santoro, FlOrid* 52771 oos't .on PIOP Cfl(P 323.7870 SPRING WOOD - VILLAGE )roomlpjrtmen, 2nØll00r,r,. S , & tecuril, 'eq/fed Pl','ni. 1.'? 29' 14 and - SR 434 834'3363 .a ,- P'' St-Horses 57-LIvestock and Poultry -Wanted to Buy il--Stamps CoIns (0-Swap and Trade l --Anlques (_• j' - '1 1t se ;) Ia v.:: \. \-c) -')> 'V \ ,'I, '7-Auction J f~'•THE PHANTOM e :. IN PUBLIC OFFICES ARE' Ffygd. ___ _____ / I -•' -- TI'I iI*b) and Sy Barry ''T1 "Cuw GS2 " /' PP'P4E CC.s'E ,/ R'XR, I lOIRE ' / '- I Ii. ' SE? C' -i-- TransportatIon Lee Falk Y. AY -'THE 4Ti 'I " . Travel Of Loch Arbor '4-Auto Repairs fpW, Parts - r" (ATr4...c.E7 1';r S-Campers TriIer bS'* l'..,.'TEC' I Moving? Why not live In Sanford's finest established residential area? C , / - / 7-Junk Accessories Cars Removed . I-Motorcycles HOMES OF DISTINCTION ,.. '-Truckt and Trailirs ((I - S ' A, ,, i -'AuIoj for Sale .. Situated On Large Wooded Lots Near-The Country Club, UiIhdeBy ,' tJil!tL'LlUt1fluj III SZfl a Z5'l Pti, ft Ppm, III makes tSwItl5 SachIne repair 15 S.DR.M$RLEC PARKER • $1 98 NI tO'S Country Club 1457 competent, elpefiericed -: - - * Swimming DESK CLERKS lpplmcaqsts plea5 appI, P1 PC'scn "uri?yi 149 iNSTALLI' ,* (all lie eapsi*wsat v.t,*?,,q *005 eQuppeØ * Clothes BUS HELP Al (541yt i,,r ROOMS CARPET Sill * Range.Refrigeraor HOLIDAY INN OF SAtsyowu Snow accepting appicators the tollowurig pQ5IQn5 HAP TENDERS AtAITRESSFS I, 'till time NZAttI PUll 111111*1 J * Disposal-Dishwasher TO BUY OR SELL AVON Ca116.y.i 7079 ECRETARY WANTED L1ILl111E1IJt!iIL1 bedrooms I bath, wall to wail carpeting, drapes central "eat and ar Fully *.ttl d'5ls washer Call Mrs Weatli,rD', I t me weil payrsg poSitiOn ton I I ano SQ 46 14 accepted 372 2090 - ianted. reliable worker, malp preferred, apply .n person For Sale 3 7-Appliances .. •' ' aal, occupancy, 2 bedroom ot,pIei apt Washer. foil tree •Cr ;eramor Alu" P4 pets 530 1505* 25th St I tdrom 7 baths. con.eu'r.erl to SCPI00IS, 5h009rig center Shag carpeting, drapes d's"eastuer. Central heal £ air SParkling Clean Pool Mope ri toøy Children in Aye, 17 97 5anfo, SO -Miscellaneous II w i And '414 Apartments Rent APARTMENTS ', touSee'ves hIgh school mature fades Part lime & full time help Wanted Choose tour Own hours Morning. noc'n. or evenings Pleasant working COfidutiOnS, apply .n crerson. 31 pm Tcmt PullO 2120 French IS-Resort Property 'wobedroor,. I balls ham api 5130 ", 515 depost 311 3512 or 373 GENEVA GARDENS young man Light City assembly work Full benefits Wrt, to 80. 332 in care 4 The Sanforø Herald, SO. 1457, Sars'or, Fla Z-MoblIe Homes Clqse.n I bdrm lurriispied apart "t'rit Securt, deposIt required Ph 322 7411 - - -UnlurniSh,d - - eqilpmei'It 3-Lots 111W 1st St. '-•--'---------------- 30 but you must be a highly guatufied Ca%h,r Psostees AppI,. in peq only to 3)0 1 Commeqcai, San 'ord Il-Wanted to Rent ALWA',S GET NAD Ar Wl-O STlG( LIP R7R rO(J? carpet a c etficiences & over site'S Dap or *1 rates 7621 Orlantlo tim . Sanford 372 3103 lerested ri a cart tme casher POjtQn 5 laril.stc Wonp'ng hour'S 71 hrs a weep 3 30 to 9 70 37-BusIness Property For Rent Caw.11I Dick WELAKA APARTMENTS PIrwi, 'ecsopated Color Iv 'flwettmemit. ollecting or deliver, Dvud Ramage. 3733711 For Rent - ___________________________ i,mllC CO4"geI'i'al Sharp 7 bdrrn "ocle P'Om, T tCl,tIrOfl,. pool, Bo'e'd HOusewileI Let Sarah Coventry help make new fnienØ Earn 5301601 . lull II t'rs No FurnIShed 33-Mobile Home tols WINTHROP I bed'Oorn. tumnsn,d. *th carpet arid Or. SIlO PC? month KULP REALTY 332 7335 Rooms for Rent Sanford Court Motel 11-Mobile Hm,s Rent I' Apartments Rent Furnished ____________________________ 79 00 1 day HOuSI 01 Sanford . i ICfe5tn-41 fl lull ti,'se Waitresses Corking hOurs 3'ol 30 Tts Will Il-Apartmnfs Rent nm.lade Some Slturdas & Sun FurnIshed ClIPS Apply in pers 370 1 (omn'e,cam Santomc 37-Houses Rent Unfurnlshed 1)-Houses Rent 323-6650 2SlSParkDniye,372715t 0 strOulor pant or full lime 10 Tco bedrOom dupJea fumnk1s,d Supply Compar,y eslabl$t5Q apamImen, 4220 Oyian Drive accOuntS with RCA CBS Din,, Semstord PPcOVds Income PO5Iibillm t,p ______________________________ 'OtlOOOpir mOnth *ith Only 13.300 SAN MO PAR lIt. 173 Bedroom 'CQvurtd to, 'fimentOry ana TrailerS & Apt 3 Adult Parks. 7 "a'nng-CaIl COLI.ECT for Mr Family Parks 3513 Hwy I? 7, James. 11,71 441 6961 Sanford 323 1930 Day WI , Mo JO -Apartments Rent Unfurnish,d £MOOTNE RIDES for ADULTS ONLY BusIness OpportunItIeS mad, Clutr,Ous, Socal actwtej Alter 70-1312114 ri person at Oubois Lawn Mower ____________________________ SaleS & Service Rentals UI • 6 Months Lease - E TIRED Mechanic br Small CPQ Se and aen mower corp Part time No ptiorw Calls Apply 26-lnsuranc, by Bob Thovs Orrgcier A,q' ________________ , Bookeepung and General Office Aerk Eoperipne S Day CCCI G'Oup unSurAnce Apply in Per5on c.'iip IQ Sweets,, 5 office Supply, Iti Magnolia Aye, Santor -BusInes% OpportunIties - ____ 1 lISP 16*' 1 & 2 Bedroom Apti. Masonry Construction • Central Heat & Air Pool & Clubhouse Laundry Facilities Shag Carpeting Kitchens Equipped ___________________ - ' (1,7% c ' 13 Financial L Vacation Health Insurance ai ea S - Nught CIwb arid theatre tours, sports evnt5. sgI,t sef,ng, (Onvenlons, trade Shows III 3301 Il Nocri , pm ___J± (West OIl? Cbe'fween Fair-wa, Plaza & Seminole Hghl Above Average Pay Sheraton Sanford nn ''V.I.P." HOSTESSES ' 1120 FLORIDA AVE. Are pot, 'ntere.,ted in earning 17.650 per month With only $I7,Q i ',es?, fulty return40l,. under contract Call cOltect. Mr Rogers. P01 396 1707 IS_Action Spovt% FRANK AND ERNEST APARTMENTS I 2 Bedroom AdultIorily '4 -Camping Reort / ' i 11 Y1P,(', (ARPf I - rave 8 "ecrea.ion ,1j _- c'r - NOTICi OF INTENT TO SUE SMOKERS F i TQ -.' ARMS ii' i APPLY ltd PERSON - - -ravei agences ii 'I-Jfl$,ructions ) ARE 'C5,.j %V.40 I7riuç J PD Boi : k AT' T4AT CAVE 01, P'LJT WE e-y DIv so pt tlPa7.r In £ dON-U5 $haIl, b$gUlfllfig 3$ S,min., COMfttp, f tti dap; in 0w Pvblti SANFOø HERALD a flw$pap,r piiblithitç1i nhctt in aradlo, Sminoi, Coqii,. FlOrid1áu?hoq, ' " damep "i" tobacco %m., Ifl Pfoitmsty tO hl$ Cr$Q that ha i tOrC.d amownl to 'nal whef h 1$ me in anp cOndvcfin1 fI,iJ vbf sin 01.cp in satd CSVn$p a in anp ttit fli \ , ii' FRANKLIN i,qOiI. Child Care .',il ,t,n ri' rcrrir dlv. rr gut, or cc,. eros Ftc' r"Clis 17) 0635 Thrng 10 Eat 3, by Crooks Lawrence .. cjp • '. Male Bower, mtiy blutif0l, 6 old Left yard Wednesda, .5 m. 1301 1 Ills St and ddn I 'Plum REWARD to, •nlocrnat.ori idng to IS 'elurn No g.jest asked Own., 'S young e,pe(!art "c'l'er A"1 S "'a'trOkt,, 32? ____________________ 2113 cr 373 4331 - - $arr$ord s Sames Leader" Your Mult.ple Lilting Agenc p Local and Flat 'Ofil MIS REALTORS 2StSParkQr Gardner Housekeeping aks _______________________________ .; AZ! F l'4t meals Tender loy & care for your Child Educational child care I. kindergarten * Child's Wo(td, 755.4 S Sarilomct _____ 3?) Ii;i Good LAPTAIN EASY .,'aIr.r CS I ; _______________ - ••..•... jock- in the NtJo. - I ('tnwn ' , viiI - House And Id described NOTICEOF SHERIFF'S SALE '' NOTICE ISIlIPEDy GIVEN thu lot 90, Lake LYNN Harriet Estates PIat Defenat ASHE, ', b, virtue Of that (ertan Writ of 001 57. Pages 41ff you, Ad each Of I THE CIRCUIT ISA It. of the Public YOu, are COURT. F'lates Said Property is Eaecut he;,b, ISSued ut of nd under PreSently ecords of Semmnoie County, requ'r to Serve a PITELNTH JUDICIAL CIR. bred P 3 lMtI0t, the teal ot your aw,r on the County Court Florida, wiTh Property ,, OT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Pleading it address at Any, rS'denl,li Dstrc, °'QCC0ty. Florida upona fine 113 Atdr Avenue, Mallard WILLIAM COLfIEp Or, L the PIArsl,tl't Attorney, NTY. FLORIDA iudQmnntreredn,h aforeSaid Flora Cli ACTION NO. 74.199 , [SQ of court on ll,e lath AND STENSTROM OISION B day of December, DAVt & AScIN , TOSFI P01t Peg 973 II It S Il degrers I and A 0 1973. In that certain 10 your wife, LILLIAN ffi Marria1, Ct: case Office Boo tiio. San 3113 ft Si) degre 5$' At f PIE AS ford Florida titf,d Th Lawyers Co Operati E DYK ES. Wife HILLYARD as a lump Sum as 0rinAl Ifl 77I. ana tile th • 1013S. Run S II degre. £ 301 36 ft S Publishing Company, a corpora, alimony, Ahd you are .equir the Offm Of the Clerk oP TI degre Plaintiff, vs Truman to the Circuit Cof On 10114 VIF R ED F DYK(5, N rason an Serve a cope Of your eritt G' before March Hhena rd. dual degreej W 101361,, P47) D'fAn,nt 77. 1974 If iout,l tO50 ludgment NOTICE OF SUIT At,(h defen5p5 'I any, to Its.- Petition on by F 10136 II to beg Lake M'nni, iloresad Writ Of [Iecut the defautt will be f.en againI Pt ter's attorney, HARVEY T STATE OF FLORIDA TO ypu J Estates Said Property 5 Presently delivered to me as Sherlff Thl%ndfmcp%hatl be pli5hed WILF RID F. OYXES of COULTER, w$,ow address is once toned 3 PC •ac wets for (Multiple Family 1770 So' Quaker Semit, County, Flofidi, ad I Row 373& Forest Cily, Florida. 37731. we$ lOur (ecuti, Retidential have tevi Tutta. Oklahoma upon thr following on or betor.- the 77th diy of March dCscrihed proper,, 0*fle tt1j DATED Ihr I) Cfld file the G'igmnAI U ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED by thdlyof February ' AND Truman E Grason. clerk of ti COUrt eitherwith the A 0 t974 th DALE OYKE5 ha filed a Pp.rtK b.fe tSA1 t bemfig -, Beg NE COP Lol 2%, R0,i ated In Semnip on s n lN Crc.t (hurt hi *Qrpy Count,, service en PCtitionCr'% Attorney nr mr O.s 1 91) Ii ft 5 7) ujOreel i,,, l'.ir tu1 lar p '"'ireduatnl theleatter, OIherw, a Pt iktkAith Jr (OUrity F lOrd4 'or At Ip II. lidegreesE 10134 Uescr 415 I011 Clerk, Clrci, CoI. default *itl be entered agamnil Oi4lutionof Marriage And you are 'lie P05. S 73'.. degrees you One 3M Phøt Cppr C r Simindle County, ioqid4 Pd to serve a copy o your for the refief demanded in the Wi 3% II. S II degrees I lOd 35 It, N One £lect,c TPP,rAr,trr ' nøeten fir Cy't V [kyr, Petition if any, on NED N ?3 degrj Si' 19" E l01 13 ft. U DI'F'uty CIn-5 Variouj ad aS50rted Otfi JON, JR WItNESS my hand And teal tur or STENSTROAS degrees At 10 POts Lake Minn of future ncd,ng df Wit 11AM L 0A & said Court On the 30th Ar Ch,r COIRERT. ESQ f McINTOSH, Attorneys fr Estates Said pnopef1 day Of 5Tt45t POM. DAVIS 5 esentl Pet removed framlawolficC mfl February, lfl r, Post Otfic, 0*. 1370, ZOned P (MuIfpl.F,t, & McINTOSH Souar, in Cassefberry Florida (Sealt 0. r: 73771, and ft P 'trr' ii fl.S'r 7 F r 74 alp the undersiun ArIN., v, 'N th (Irri ut th C as Sherft (teCkAth 4, r(ut 5l, ;; ' County. F lOfida, will a C OUoqbefOeuarCh 15Th. t9Ja, It 00 AND Post Office flow 1j 0fh Ontte 19th da, of March. P Cecel,a V 11cm a defaulf led ulfima,, Ileg 'J 77 ft F on (p, 1"a'. C) I'll. offer for '.'i- iifl() SantOyd lurid,, 17771 Deputy Clery co be enIer Itsy highest bidder, ton cash Sell t Atfornp y, Ih. ,i.i Publish F.H ............. for I'i.... - aganst Büit,r mndl01 Ft It Pd ''.rn Il II. ui. Ii degrees 3' W 10136 Ii, N II degre W 101 36 ft. P4 73 degrees 35' E 104 34 ft to beg Lake Mirii ___ 6 l't NARØ £3 ET 4ATLJ5At7 Call 322.2420 Anytime Food Waitresses 'Cocktail Waitresses Bus Help Lostand Found ______ pamgona f u acaton' assumed ads Ion pant, lumber, .,nt all pour rftid%imi ::'•'I' 7j' ASHI, ERNEST GLENN ASHE and MEREDITH 1T Announcemnts t/ e zoning ctassmf.catiO,,.,f I Mobile Home District to sa ptcp,, as that ClA55ificti 'soescrihed in lh toning ordnances Of ttse City of longw Florida to wit Or 'e SHEI71iTOPI MOTOR lttPt s .'ccrpt rig applcato,n foq ?Pm iOIiowimiq ewperience41 Di'SOnS _________ L - RIL114€k j.j I .1.'*LLI. G,.tF', LUXURY APARTMENT' .ind t,4i0 bedrooms, 5i4im ,ptC, r,a41mr41 ceilingS arid lamnily room 1. nave new. futly equipped irc?ric kitchens Charming '", dental area Adijill 7013 'i.irrlovd Ave p'cbIpm rid L 't'e r',t .s' 1e ,.lN bronri Ofl r'if% S ",.s a! ,'v,'mn Doe. Frtntts Ape 373 7207 ta•m -530p.m. Saturdays & Holidays S am. 12 Noon Deadler,e-i Noon Day Belore Publication by Heimdohl & Stoff.I . In Track 1L Cljsi.fmed Ods are here 10 help yOu 'u Sell, rent or Seap at a c ost let uS help yOu ptac, yours (41 377 3411 or $31 9993 S Realty _____ ______ tSC'k 's S.anfc,a .ird lvO-41 THAT Department Hours - by - Want Ad Stenstrom Gas Problems? Don't Commute! 734 ia3) Rated For Consecutive Insertions-No Change _____________ Perpormed ,tanilyn ____________ BUGS BUNNY ____________ SmIper Springs Arpo'? ______________________ u1j 901 736 1777, Re., Per Day. c / if/an 1 MARRIAGES The Less It Costs Per Lint e.pdrlrnenl) ,senT Un turn Ished car *4541 clean appearance DAi 'me Oft, Sanford area Call 3fl Sill bCt*t15 50 And 7 tly YOU TROUBLED' Call Toll r,p• 414 7037 for "We Care''.. 0, Teens Ask for Want Ads 7/ WI n 3 v PaudaaIy light delivery, muSt havi THAN MYSELF AS OF 7747i Signed Paul A LOtS Winter Park - by 't" : : OTHER - F'gxniencea. part lime Sanlonc IOrg*OOd & DeLand (or,. ' ssion, training provaea H £ Block, Isv , DeLad. Fla . I) Pt Blvd 901 (731 11041 FOR ANY DEBTS INCURRED ANYONE Help Wanted TAX PREPARERS - I /SILL NOT BE PESPOPISIBLI I I BY CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS \ 322•26 1 1 Seminole _______________ -,c * ORiPdKlP Call 173 1317 Write P0 (So. 1313 ______ -Sanford, Florida •: '' TH CanHeIp j/ '_•', ,'m' PROBLEM PerbaosAlco,iot,c Andnymous WANT AD .'' 18 Personals INFORMATION r Mcnd3yMrc,;;'4_38 Inc. 211W 25 Ph 327 ]1O)forAppt - - �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. 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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 19-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 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/a4baea4857233eaaa400ae4bb121906f.pdf a158f61685b1b2746c1988f193e060ad PDF Text Text New York's Betting Corp. Hearing On R call W ivonuuy ¶ By JANE CASSELBERRY County F4fto A 7 p.m. public hearing wU be held Monday night on an ordinance that would provide for a recall of elected city of. ficials on peUtion of 33 1.3rd per cent of the qualified voters Winter Springs. The ordinance was arnendedat the last council meeting to permit the official recalled to continue in office until special election could be held 45 days later. — _______________ I IJ Ly 0 C %JI I UI9J'I 4)IUrW saui o usr. Lu ew Howard Samuels, it would also New York Times last Janwiry There can be little doubt that York City, 0TH Is a household "strike a deadly blow against alter giving the paper a report 0113 — the only legal off-track acronym. Off-Track Betting It'i organized crime." which claimed illegal betting betting operation in the country called - an incorporated net. "We will do in five years to was up 62 per cent since the — hascutdeeplyifltothe illegal work of legal horse parlors. organized crime what the re advent of 0TH. Ask the bureau bookie'shorsebetungbusjneM; NowOTBwatitaein,ndtntn n&,1 •I rLuulwuun t.ILI,f. . .. - -. -- ---r----ui ui ma w me about inc status of inc report as much as nan, according to ¶ (h1 Dip r 0 E, , --- I" - -- other sport.0 and numbers bet- bootlegger," Samuels main- today and one is given a formal some estimates. In (act, hag. The big question: Will It tains, statement by Deilse's boss, In. bookies find 018 parlors handy takemoney out of the pockets 0, Others say l 4owle's on the spector William G. Rockwell: places to "lay off" — re-bet organized crime or put it in? wrong horse. , ,The (Delise) study, corn- heavy wagers laid on longsho — pleted over one year ago, deter- so a win won't wipe them out. JULES Gamble Climate rrilned that the statistical docu' The) used to have to go all the -AP Newsfeatures Writer "A climate has been created mentation available was not way out to the track. Residents of The Raneblands NEW YORK (AP)— Like a to gamble," said Chief Paul F. sufficient to make definite con Wiretaps - hot three-year-old, which will Deliie of the Public Morals DI- clusions. section of the city complained Present data be Its age In April, this city's vision's Organized Crime Con- available cannot provide a District Atty. William Kahn ,k this week to council about the Off-Track Betting Corp. has its trol Bureau — before he was, definite answer to this of Nassau County, Just outside condition of roads in their area UIP ML eye on bigger stakes, - : blaming dump trucks being apparently, instructed to say no politically sensitive qu estion, the city limits on Long Island, said his own legal wiretaps had By the end of the current fis. more. 'Because it now Is posused to haul out dirt. Mayor disclosed that bookies were cal year the corporation will sible to bet legally on horses, Generalizations Troy Piland, who Li enployed : "It would be inappropriate to turning down horse bets of less have contributed about $117 thousands of people who never by Allen le land flearing million to the city and state, not in the world would have thought release information based on than $100. The arm' of small Co., one of the firms involved in HOMEOWNERS OBJECT TO DEVELOPMENT to mention $48 million to the of betting on football or generalizations unsupported by fry who used to keep the neighdredghig out lakes in the area, ATTORNEY MIN Jones (left),) representing Ca ltrt Development horseracin industry. Its tiskvt!iIJ or baseball are now hard data or department p0!. trhol tko rn husfne&s ir sao! his uoupafly has been ('orp, list'us as \Valtt'r Parkhuist f Tradewiuds Road, president of lC.' weekly take Is runing higher betting with the bookies," being told, "go to 0Th." Putting clay and sand on the The Ranchlafl(Ls Homeowners Association states objections to Oak than its own backers predicted roads daily. Does legalized gambling do Leaf Planned Unit Development which was later voted down by Winter when It started operation April more harm than good? It was reported that school Springs City Council. a, mi. In New York, the answer is buses have been getting stuck ______________________________________________________________________________________ But at least one studied opinelusIv, all the more so because on Fisher Road — three in one Believe Ion contends that OTH's city- those with the best information day in the same block—and Me: FIoyd wide network of i ho . regard the question as "politiMe some drivers are refusing to go lors has also contributed to cally sensitive," It cannot be into the worst areas. By DONNA ESTESbe made if council doubts his received in June died (or lack of town's delinquency. Nonetheoverlooked that Howard Sam. Complaints were also heard Herald Staff Writer less, 0TH wants to get a pi statements ece of uets "Howie the horse" as on speeding by the trucks ena second. the action in numbers and the betting crowd calls him of. Councilman Dan Dorfman's dangering school children. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS—.. recommendation that already (ectionately — has left OTB to Council recently approved sports betting, too. Police (Thief John Govotuhk Not only would such cx- become a candidate for gayer. said his men have been Mayor Norman Floyd says the approved but unbudgetecj ex- hiring six firefighters for the operating radar in an effort to city is solvent, no budgetary penditures be held up until the new Montgomery Road fire paulsion be enormously profit. nor. oblems are foreseen and has city finds how much state station; two additional police able, in the 1ew of O18's first control the speeding (Thief 1)eilse made his state. demanded an unmedjate audit revenue sharing money will be dispatchers; an administrative President and guiding light, went in an Interview with th e Council voted to charge $50 assistant; and accepted a bi for a hard bowid copy of the construct two tennis courts, codification of city ordinances Altamonte F prohibits unbudgeted. and $25 for inserts. Councilman Donald My Insisted councilmen are gett Changes in the animal control Combined Sc wer Systems too involved in the ALTAMON'FE SPRINGS— ordinance were approved and a In other business council: ministration of the city. "11 City council earlier this week public hearing will beset. (Took no action to reduce the adopted an emergency or- $40 charge for purchase of (Floyd) breaks the city, we dinance to speed approval by zoning ordinance copies. throw him o'it. . . we should g Blue Whale the U. S. Environmental Printing cost per copy to the the mayor a chance to do job." Protection Agency of $5 mlflbn city is $2.50. In other action, Floyd in federal grants for the sewer Big Catch —Refused a petition for nounced the Sanford Aver system. annexation of a parcel of land The largest and heaviest aniThe ordinance, following behind Hallmark Furniture on paving assessment roll mal in the world, and probably EPA guidelines, bans any completed. The city expects the biggest creature which has future construction of combined SR 436. collect $6,000 from adjac —Approved a mutual aid fire property owners for the ii ever existed, Is the blue or sul- 'city-land developer) sewer Jr protection agreement with provement. phur-bottom whale, also called systems in the city. neighboring cities and fire Sibbald's roequaL The largest Council also authorized Flo Mayor Norman Floyd said accurately measured specimen EPA officiaht notified the city control disticts. to file papers for a Sts —Instructed City Atty. Department of Tranaportau on record was a female taken last October the ordinance had near Scotland, in Mirth l9, to be adopted, but no action was Joseph Davis to record the deed bicycle path construction grai for the 84-acre park site which measured 109 feet 4' taken. The federal government w donated to the city by Housing fund 90 per cent of the pcojei Inches in length. A pregnant feHe said federal officials have male could weigh as much as assured him the grant money Group Inc., developers of the DOT five per cent and Ii Country Creek near Lake 300 or m- tN1•t ik 411 I.. —I ---- -. -- - 2-Temperature Electric Dryer - ON AU, MODF.IS IN STOCK SAVE 23M $9900 WASHINGTON (AP) — Con. gress has begun work on a new .rw, hil! '"'— --.. —r_. 1 " VIIW! tfl I.I1? gasoline. The bill introduced Thursday by Sen. Henry M. Jackson and Rep, Harley 0. Staggers replaces the energy-emergency Energy Bill May Drop Gas Prices measure vetoed by President Nixon March 6. Jackson's Senate Interior i iII.d work on the bill next week, bypassing the usual public hearings. Jackson, of Washington State, and Staggrs, the West Virginian who heads the House Commerce Committee, said the n& Nil woo ffered becaue it was impossible to compromise large multinational oil companies to pass on to corsume's a of iropurt.d oil the higher differences with the Nixon administration over the vetoed measure. Jackson said this provision should result In sharply lower prices for crude oil, perhaps as much as $3 a barrel below the current $10.50 price. He said The key element in the new bill would limit the ability of the this should bring lower gasoline prices. The senator refused to speculate whether the new bill could be passed over the opposition of the Nixon administration and oil-state representatives who were against the original measure. Nixon's chief objection to the bill he vetoed was a provision forcing a rollback In oil prices. The new bill contains no such provision but would require the president to maintain rigid ceilings on the prices of oil and petroleum products. With the exception of the oil- ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) While weary state workers were dragging a mammoth dead whale tail first to its burial site on land, they were told that another one was heading in from about 12 miles out. "I don't need any more whales," Bill Dasher, Florida Transportation Department maintenance enginer, moaned Thursday after word of the sighting, Fishermen told the Florida Marine Patrol they had run alongside a huge live whale for Some distance an(] taken pictures before the mammal submerged. Patrol inspectors went looking for it, but found nothing. Whales rarely come closer to shore than 50 miles. But state marine officials said the second one appeared headed on the same course as the 49- - I 4r j Weary State Workers g all ii rra ' Whale' Of Dead Fish or th Friday, March 29, 1974—Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No. 188 Price 10 Cents price question, the new bill is easenUal, th me as the old, Jackson said. The new bill would it'low the large companies to pass on to consumers only the Imported oil price Increases resulting from Noe taxes and royalties paid to foreign countries. foot 3perm whale which beached itself and died last Sunday near Anna Maria Island on the Central Florida Gulf Coast Crews with bulldozers, cranes and tractors dug a 60-foot grave at Ft. Desoto Park for the first one. Dasher said the burial would cost the state $600-700. Scientists at the Smithsonian Institute asked that the mammal be buried underground rather than at sea so the skeleton could later hp ex humed, An autopsy attributed death to old age and parasites. The burial burned out two huge winches and broke a dragline twice. The whale was at first estimated to weigh some 15 tons. But experts said later that whales of such length are usually closer to 35 tons. Air Flow Arsonist Haines Stunned By Sentence By CHRIS NELSON Herald Staff Writer Beck, of Orlando, and Evans, Of 511 Hillcrest St., Altamonte Springs, surrendered to Seminole County authorities Jan. Il, the day after arson and conspiracy charges were filed against them by the state attorney's office. An Orlando plumber scheduled to be a star witness in next week's trial of a union -IN Ignored Defense official accused in the Air Flow Designs arson cue has been sentenced to six months to five years for his role in setting the Pleas For Legal Jousting Sept. 19 blaze. Benjamin flames Jr., 40, who Their defense has so far been cited fear of union reprisals marked by legal jousting Probation when pleading no contest to between Russ, prosecutor arson Jan, 4 with two acClaude Van Hook, a union atcomplices, Thursday listened In torney, and federal agents stunned silence as Seminole in volved In the case. Circuit Judge VoIle William ms ignored defense pleas for Van Hook won a ba ttle to probation. subpoena Richa rd Frank, a JUDGE WIWAMS Haines, the father of eight, charged with arson and ('Ofl Tampa lawyer linked with the Trial of Beck, defended by union, while Russ saw a conclearly expected leniency for spiracy In the case. Orlando attorney Jim Russ, is his role in agreeing to testify Williams later set a Monday set for early next wk. Evans, tempt citation sought against week. two U.S. Treasury agents against union officials William afternoon court session to who, with Beck, was originally kicked up to federal court amid Beck, 56, and David Evans, 26. sentence arsonist A r thur scheduled for a Feb. 25 trial, a maze of federal rules on Brundon, 17, Orlando, but said now faces an April 6 court date testimony in state cases, he did not know when the parole Thursday. Russ attended Russ was more successful in and probation office will court as an observer but sat in compelling testimony by an complete its report on the third glum silence as Williams Orange County state attorney's man convicted of actually pronounced sentence on setting the blaze, 1(11cc Mullins, flames, and indicated Brundon Investigator who at first failed to appear, then cooperated 4, Orlando. would also be sentenced before after ill s the contempt citation the trials begin. threat. Role Admitted Russ would not comment, when asked if his defense would Still pending is Russ's motion The trio admitted their role In be made more difficult because for a change of venue in the fire destroying Air Flow's of the sentencing and the case due to excessive pre-trial truck fleet, and, in depositions removal of hints of a deal publicity. Williams said filed with the clerk's office, between the state and the ac- Thursday he will not cons ider a detailed the alleged union tual arsonists — leniency In change of venue until the jury connection with the case. return for testimony. panel is questioned next week. B John A. Spolski J '2 "Heat" setting dries normal fabrics thoroughly; "air only" setting fluffs blankets. Internal lint screen. 22201 Con re 9 ss 0 the Permanent Press Washer with Three Temperatures CL SAVE 15,07 $199 8 BUY THIS WEEKEND AND SAVE AN ADDITIONAL WHrn; 3 cycles. . . permanent press, normal awl delicate. 3 wash1rjns, temperatures, 3 water levels. Self-cleaning lint filter. 2. speed motor turns straight-'an agitator, -- Variable Temperatures 62811 22811 ,,,, ,. -- TV ., i..- - - - " Variable teInt)erature c)llt rol 1r .iliin 't any kind of laundry load. 3 ccles I s' Permanent press, normal or (h?licate. "Air only" Betting; top.mounted lint screen. - . .r - -- lHesid PMIo PLANE CRASHES IN FOREST CITY By Geoi-g Hay,) %() PEOPLE survived this Thursdy night condition at Florida Hospital North. The I hadn't intended this to be a I plane crash in Forest City near Forest Lake runway owner, David Groves, said Longwood sports column, but "that's the Academy. Th e pilot. Robert Longwood, 27, of touched down in the middle of the landing strip Fa r way the ball bounOrlando, was uninjured but his passenger. Iva because several lights were out, probably due ces"...SOMETIMES! HyMARKWEINrz Riley was found (lead Sunday finished searching Henry's l..awhorn, 66, of Lyndhurst. Va., is in serious to children shooting them with 1313 gun s. Like the 16th tee at th e Herald Staff Wri ter with his th roat slashed aivi his home in connectbn wi th Riley's ---------Mayfair Country Club. body bound and gagged, police murder and Ferguson was left Yesterday, I used a six-iron An Orlando policeman, said. in front of the home as a ! on the 146 yard, par 3 hole a disarmed sarmed and shot twice with Henry is charged with first lookout. wound up in the trees to the his pistol Thursday while at- degree murder in the Rile)- flue police theory that Henry r right i1 the hole tmy usual tempting to arrest a murder slaying and assault with intent had left town proved wrong resting place I might add i suspect, remains hospitalized to commit murder, In th e when the suspect walked past Next It was Jim Harris of flue in fair condition while the Ferguson shooting' and CHICAGO IAP and two Ferguson's unmarked car "The or. security officer of a super"Then I went home and my as tough being on the other said Herald who stepped up with his suspect, James Dupris Henry counts of robbery. Indictment and trial market. shortly after 11 a.m.Thur. deal of other 10 children cheered when side of the fence. Right now I'm trusty seven-iron, arcs one was caught less than an hour the robbery charges resulted sday, taught me a lesson I'll never "When that jury acquitted I walked in. They sa id th police said today. e very tired. This has taken a lot which should have brought later in a massive manh un t, is from Henry allegedly stealing forget," says a former Chicago me, the First thing I did was cheers were pre-arranged and out of me," he said in Orange County jail without Ferguson's wallet, pistol and rain. It missed the front sand The lone plainclothes policeman found innocent of phone my wife she is hospi- wercreadybecause theyknew I patrol car. trap by a scant two Inches, bond. p o Ii c e in a n r a d i o e d shaking down taverns for kick. talized mainly with exhaustion was innocent." Gartner said he didn't lose landing on the green. headquarters and said he would backs. from worry," said Manion. "1 Manion said his friends stuck any friends after the indictment Rona!d Eugene Ferguson, 25, Intensive Care And then it rolled,..11ke a make the Rrrest, police said. James Psichalinos. 31, and cried. She cried. And I called bv lum throughout the ordeal -,but I couldn't find any good magnet pulling It towards the was shot in front of Henry's Ferguson ordered Henry up two other former officers found my daughter in the hospital and his family drew clos home on Sunse t Drive. Police Police said today Ferguson ES pin...and KERI'I.UNK against the patrolcar to search innocent of the charges talked where she is recovering from gether than ever before. er to jobs and just did odds and said they wanted to question in the intensive care unit ends.... Thank God my wife's of kin and a stru ggle ensued and Thursday about what it was like an eye injury. And she cried. A Hole-to-One! "After living a decent life, it teaching job was not affected" Henry in connection with the Orange Memorial Hospital Henry wound up with the to live on the outer edge of the recent rn,,rd,,r ni lI. nr..rJ,I t.,.n,i iI.) ILLJ as poli ceman's .38 ca liber , police law. Harris was even luckier. fl leader 7.ellie L. can be expect ed ." sald Usually the individual making nik'v. llenr) 's "If you ever charge a man new Investigators said thv had with a cnme, you've got to Lx' this spectacular golfing shot is Shot Twice required to buy a round for very, very sure the charge is everyone in the clubhouse justified," Psichalinos said. "I When Ferguson refused to enjoy ed police work, but I have Weat er DEATHS OF DAY By the time we came in, it MAI'Il,ANl), Fla. i Alli drive Henry to safety it is serious doubts that I'll try to go Police say a young woman bewas closed. i Details on Page 3A) reported Henry blast ed him back on the force" Yesterday's high 87 low came ill after she was given a Later that night, I as twe-o icnce in the chest and once this morning 65. l'4srtly fret' soft drink sample appar. The other boner officers treated to an exhibition of HURT. Winton U. Ulillu of in the abdomen before the cleared of the charges luesdiiy cloudy t od ay with slight tntiy spiked with a depressant "adults acting like kids" as Winter Springs policeman began running, were James Gartner. 36, and chance of showers and drug they frolicked In the Sanford police said. thun dersh owers increasing Eugene Manion, 45, the father Sgt, James Williams said that city softball league. IIENHAM. T. F. (Ted), of tonight and Sat urday. of II child re n. a man in his early 2os entered a Some are there just for the Sanford A flurry of bullets followed They were among local Insurance 61 officers office Thursday fun of it (as evidenced by their Ferguson but he eluded the Indicted In ascheme that inand offered the woman a drink ability on the field) while there volley, collapsed near an volved an from a plastic container similar alleged $275,000 in are others Just out of college apartment where a witness kickbacks, The investigation to a milk Jug, who continue to demonstrate Area Deaths phon ed police, and Henry sped 3A horoscope resulted so "lie said it con ta ined soft far in 47 conincredible coordination. away in t he patrol car, police. victions and a Calendar - - --- --SR Hospital Notes SR ink and asked if the victim dozen arquittals. dr There are 22 teams cornChurch News said. lB National Sews 2/i . Manion, an 18-year veteran of wanted a sample," Williams peting this season, as opposed Classified ads 6.711 Public Notices 54B the force, would like to return said. "The victim drank it and Putroi units hastened to to only eight last year. You ('omics 511 Society and is to have a police board became ill a short time later." follow the fleeing henry and really ought to go out almost Crossord Puzzle 311 Sports 10A-I IA twring in May. Since his inThe name of the victim was while one patrol car broke an any evening of the week—plus Dear Abby 38 State 7A dictment eight months ago, being withheld, William said. axle in the chase the suspect Saturdays—and enjoy the Dr . Crane 313 Stocks -. 6A work has been scarce. He was He said the Insurance firm was traced to an eight block athletic events and the Editorial comment 4R TV 4B fired from one good-paying job was In an office complex but no area in downtown Orla.rdo lakefront breezes at Ft. Mellon Entertainment 48 World News lOA but was hired temporarily as a other office worker, '.re of. police said Sanford. (tied a 'ianiplt' i I ca9 o ( 01) S s15495 ON All. MODUS IN STOCK '4 Wounded Policeman ' Electric Dryer with $1000 - - _ cquitted - - Heavy-Duty, 4-Cycle Permanent Press Washer I 'i ., - $ 2188, u Wil IT t' DLV TillS WEEKEND AND SAVE AN ADDITIONAL Rain doesn't always make things grow. Last yea: bad weather helped kill over 11.000 peØ. d-westher dmt d.d tho rat. Drivers who drive fili ,t summer all year tong Slick streets greatly increase the chances of a Skid. but that doesn't make the good-weather driver go any slower. Rain, ice, and snow almost double the distance needed to stop, but that doesn't stop him from followi ng I,o closely Bail weather can c1rt,t ,. t th,jt it' .n I rIaiI t;rn any more cautious. - You know the kind of driver we mean Watch out for him. And make sure you're a good ,,... bad-weather driver. We want you and your family to be around to enjoy the !iflj'lI good weather. On. Us a sari*a preslistlo by NAO.A, this newspaper, and the new car d*al,rs of our Pre-wali, Porithinent press, knit or deli cate, and normal cycles, Choice of 3 water lepl, wash-rin temrlt,ir 6 h Electric Dryer Has Automatic $1000 Time, Temperature Controls $15388 ON ALL MODELS nsTOCK 63821 t who - - stscru. the NADA Code ts4nq'pa,cftces to Automobile Dealers Association -National -. t4t - .. ., • . - - - ' ¶ SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE Satisfaction (uomnjtw/ or Your Money Back I Sears SEAKS,$oEavcK AND Co. I'l'I:citic1 CENTfl 17.9 At 27th 51, SAoRt) 3fll77l -- Index AUtOfl:)tjc time control helps (.I,(, gus-.-.work. Automatic teIflperIt control lir "just right" drying heat. Top.rnou nteti lint screen, - - Park in Soft Drink Was Spiked - _________________________________________________- �2A—The Sanford Herald Friday, Mar. 29, 1974 NATION The Tapes: Will Nixon Release Them? !'v,r n nn ,nuw 'versa. IJ0161I u nor lions might not have been ta pedthe special prosecutor's office as a result of the msthlne would say or is n'imlng out on the latest de. mind for presidential flies with the White House giving no hint of how it will respond to the subpoena from special Water. gate prosecutor Leon Jaworsid. Deadline for a response was what documents running out of tape, but antapes were subpoenaed. analysis of the court documents j otjer Walergaj indicated that perhaps five developments: conversations were not taped. —House Republican Leader today, Jaworsk On another subject, White House spokesman Gerald L Warren said Thursday It was a matter of court record that tapes do not exist of conversalions sought by the House On Jaworaki's demand for additional documents, Warren said the subpoena "La under review and under consideration In Judiciary Committee which OCcurred after a recorder ran out President would comply, he John J. Rhodes of Arizona said he expects the White House and the Judiciary Committee to reach an agreement that will give the committee's impeach. ment inquiry the pertinent por. lions of 42 presidential conver. sations, Press Secretary Ronald I. Ziegler said Wed. nesday that the President would not decide how to respond to the request for the 42 the counsel's office." When pressed on whether the would only say "the President has an abiding interest and dedication to obeying the Law." of tape. Warren did not make any es- Calif. ,..-. Ervin also accused Saibe of "violating his solemn agree. ment ... that he would leave all matters related to Watergate to special prosecutor Leon JaworskL" Saxbe replied through a spokesman that the brief "addressed itself to in. ItitUtloflal Issues and not to merits In the case." Vietnam Vets' Day By Th e Associated Press President Nixon win celebrate the nation's first Vietnam Veterans Day today within adcbess at the National --Sen. Leweil P. Weicker Jr., Few formal celebrations of Vietnam Veterans Day are planned around the country. Some cities plan week-long observances with emphasis on veterans benefits, employment opportunities and community services available to veterans. ington think tank. - - / for kidnaped newspaper heiress Patricia Hearst. But Randolph A. Hearst says he fears the worst for daughter if he does not hear soon from her SLA kidnapers on his plans to set up a $4 million tmst toy more Food for poce LI Miss Hearst Is released • .'\,i' , '— / . "Ifl didn't hear from them at this point, or somebody didn't .. p - you unharmed." The open Let- atlons three months from to- turned Thursday night from his gained some ground on Jewish tee was received Thursday by day, he is expected to usher IL d trip to Moscow, which he said emigration and confirmed that Berkeley radio station KPFA new phase, during which the failed to accomplish a break. President Nixon Intends to go to and the Examiner, pa ce of change will be slowed, through that could lead to a new a Moscow summit with CornIn another de velopment, an arms limi ta tion agreement munist party leader Leonid I. oThe new CNO Is not li kely Alameda County grand Brezhnev. dicted Rexniro and Little on reverse course, but probably wi th the Soviets. Ken reports to Nixon murder charges In the Nov. 6 Will move to strengthen corn- before me No Sacrifice with Dayan. mind authority. Critics said Cyanide-bullet ktwiirtitlo The secretary secre clearly l expects Oakland Schools Supt. Marcus authority of ship and base cornEarlier in the day, Secretary the larsells to concede some Foster. a (Time for which the manders was eroded Defense James B. Schiesipre.totr to War terri ry on of Zwnwalt's pressure hear from them, or have some kind of negotiations taking place, I would then be ffifl that Patty is dead," Hearst told PATRICIA HEARST newsmen Thursday in announcing the $4 million will be Hearst also has "m ralponsi. for greater kidnapers in 19 days. placed in billy. with lower ranks, "But I don't believe she is, The Slit, which claims it kid. Authorities have described relaxed restrictions on hair and I think I will AM from naped the University of Califor. the SLA as a heavily armed, dtCSS, emphasis on minority them "M.1Ua..4 .1A ,...l Vk A k4 WMIAMAJIUM A11 - . ..._i,i..._ , c.,.,n,i wi and Owen me sures mwuraciau group ci about and editor of the San Francisco the additional $4 million as a persons. The group has claimed intended to improve Navy Examiner and chairman of the condition to negotiations for her that Remiro and Utile are its Officers who have woñei release. Distribution was coin. "soldiers." closely with Holloway say he has "a feel for the traditionaL" . _., -- __J _L_ r . - -a , ,,, avoid bnpeachment ørohiami. Yom Kippur attack by Syria and Et. Schlesinger told a new conference that "Anyone who Separation knows President Nixon knows he would do nothing which would compromise national se- A senior U.S. official said cx1ty in the long run IrrespecSecietary of the Navy John Kissinger hopes to work out W. Warner felt It was time for a live of any political dispute In ix n middle-of-the, road CNO, and Outlines Of A tivop separation Qm United States." until the Office of M&mgu=t Holloway was his choice. That apeement separately with Is1011111I is bringing his counchoice was erAorsed by Secre- rael and Syria within a month try's latest proposals for a pull. WASHINGTON (AP) — bill that would begin & series of BACIM Animmofw 11je rates set eight raising •... tar' of Defense James B. Middle East fr to nail It down, years ago predict President present $1.60 an hour scheduled to see Ki.uIngr The bill extends minimum SOhiisifltf Its' most Besides hiS frequent Ccfltacts again Saturday bfore the see. Nixon will sign il., even though it workers to UM for alL wage protection to an addition- Navy sources said Holloway with Uft Soviets through Far. retery dep arb for a nine-or W is much like one be vetoed last all million persons, for a total took no part In the (a'tlonal in. elgn Minister Andrei A day vacation in Acapulco, MixyearDeputy White House Press Of 56 minion Covered. Those fighting betwm Pr04W anti. Gromyko, he intends to enlist ko. The Senate and House in Secretary Gerald L Warren brought In include S million fed. Zumwalt Factions, and this the aid of Egypt and Algeria in quick sucsoj and by big said Nixon will not decide eral, state and local employes probably helped A Syrian i"Iwion is due to win him the persuading the Syrians 10 limit bargain with Kissinger margins Thursday pissed the whether to sign the measure and I million domestics sapsJob their demands. ra ttly around April 11. WASHINGTON (AP) year. - - wouldbeforcedfrom()fftcefle said he hopes the start couid Mansfield emphasized in come possibly within two e), talking toa reporter that e of the House vote. no direct knowledge ofwbat the current situation in the House Is U the house by majority vote and that his evaluation is based impeaches the President, the On conversations with House Senate would sit asa jury with members be did not name. House members conducting the This Is the first time the Sen- prosecution and Chief J ustice , ate Democratic Wader has con- Warren E. Burger prej,.g ceded that the House might vote two-thirds vote In the Senate Is Impeachment. Until now, he req uir ed before conviction. speak at 12:07 pm. Nixon spoke lad Saturday. Man Crushed To Death Stans Lying Claimed In Construction Tragedy ' J .'AA' •, Irk", - -. ..,-- -(- - _ ~ ;7 . , I rance, Clook said, he decided to I W it " U /, 4& Ally. Gin. John N. Mitchell on criminal conspiracy charges heard Cook testily Thursday that his decision he came during a White House meeting alone with Stans. ' f' partners of their own and the Categories telephone numbers, or although much easier for Would say no would be . conversation takes on a kind of sometimes even names, can be women than men. He says a who thought the girl was a a stereo effect with the same In his ook, "The Singles woman using something like, hooker and they didn't want to There he is, folks, leaning words being transmitted in Game," Andrew J. DuBrin, exchanged. The sex seekers, to "you look pretty good to me. pay, two already satiated with according aginsi the post near the band, in varying orders. PH.D., describes the people DuBrin, pe How about a little visit to my sex for the day, two who fear rmeate every uniform and ready. By the time the night is over, who frequent singles bars being rolled and three Resplendent in his up-to-the- phone numbers (usually a work falling into five categories as sing)es bar, although the men place" wjfl — greatly outnumber the women, out of 100 times while men using homosexuals. minute platform shoes, Fred phone) will have been ex- beautiful people, public teasers, mate seekers am also in the same approach will Although finding a mate In a changed or,it the bunt has been sex: seekers, mate seekers and luge supply at singles bars, probably have the figures nylon shirt with ribbed sweater extremely successiul, perhaps the bard-core unattached. 1111111glell bar is not the easiest although in this case there are reversed. th 4 in the world to do, it is vest and hair cut (Probably Oat a little more. The beLttilulpecple,heuys, many He says those 10 m who becoming more prevalent, day) not too short and t too WASHINGTON (AP) — For- heanlngsonNsconfr as to DeBE'tfl. king. On his left hand is a pinkie mar Atty. Gin, Richa}J C. attorney general. "Despite all their ring and in his eye the look of a pitfalls, Klelndlenst, through a lawyer, The question involves wheth. . those plas ce now have an hunter. For that, essentlally,is almost Favorable image as a has told prosecutors he Is will. er Kleirsijenst was pressured what he is. Ing to plead guilty to a mis.- by the White House In his hanplace for the under-25 set His hangout is any one of a he demeanor charge in connection dung of the case, the Post said. meet lovers th number of singles bars where with his 1972 Senate testimony Al ough a final agreement says. "Couples now publicly the the preltensit is dancing and about rrr antitrust case, has not been worked out, Spe. admit they met in i singles bar. music, but the game the Washington Post said today. clal Prosecutor Leon Jaworskl A few are even proud that they and hustle. He's of o Kit1enst has tentatively has Indicated he probably will selected each other uit of a the practiced player and his crowd rather than having to be agreed to the arrangement, and accept a misdemeanor, plea style has been honed to a fine WASHINGTON (AP) While campaign reform fixed up through a friend. arL in return tot- the pie* "expects from Kleindienst, the Post 'ousands of unattached to receive no prison sentence quoted several sources as say. His eyes have spotted the struggles slowly through Congress, special interest people believe that singles bars and believes that he will not be ing. prey and our man in mod begins The at Bob wi are the natural meeting and disbarred train the practice money L be fed his move. 1074 of is building up at an un. mating grounds for young law in his home state of Ari. and Carl Bernstein, said She's sitting on the ouie*. side paper reporteri Klelndfenst Is out of precedented pace for a mid- adults." of tie bar, also respiersient Zone,"tie and that the prosecutor's office But, for the most part, term election. her best pantsuit finery. every The story said declined Klefndienst's comment. While this year's war chests DuBdn says, singles bars, like hair carefully sprayed into lawyer has told the Watergate Kkindlenat resigned as attor. contrived don' methods for t approach the record 1I most puce, Max Factor applied special Isosecutor's office that ney general on April 30, 1973. lie million raised President meeting people, seemto Lend to painstakingly by and fase the former Cabinet officer had succeeded John N. Mit. Nixon's campaign in ion man- a host of superficial, very eyelashes firmly attached. willing to admit he made False Cheli, who currently is on trial . "Ifi. LAt to dance?" The ey available for this (all's con- ttrm relationships, or misleading statements about In New York or Charges of per. gresalonal races alreedy has game has begunO r the 171 case during Senate jury and obstruction of Phoniness outstripped the 172 level. justice After L Surveys of official reports around the dance floor, the One young man explains it by show, between $14 million and saying somehow it is very couple returns to their seats, he $15 million on hand at the my. difficult to get past the buys her a drink and the hustle r. F. BENHAM T1'% ñ'\ •.:'. , - •. . b , • Political -- — — Cash Flows Int R aces -, g j - ' , 1 ') ' . -: . . Subscription Rates by Winton R. 1 Bill) Hurt, 66, of Carrier 161 N. Edgemon, Winter week 5k Year ¶25.40 S1*'iflS, died Thursday marning. Born in Yankeetown, Ind., he moved to Winter Springs Four years ago, He was a Baptist and warehouse Foreman for Sanford Aluminum Co. He was a former city councilman for Winter Springs To An Open House At StrombergairCarlson On Saturday, March 30th. 70 A.M. To 3 P.M. I, ' We're inviting the entire community to our new Sanford facilities for a day of neighborly visits. It's our way of showing everyone how proud we are to be a member of the community... and tell them how we're trying to be good neighbors. To make the day interesting for all our visitors we'll have guided tours all day to acquaint you with - our many products produced right here in Sanford. And we'll let you try out our new VISTA-PHONE that lets you see the person you are telephoning... and you'll see a lot of other exciting new developments in telecommunications. SctIt Bring the children. Boy Scout Troop 560 from DeBary will serve them hot dogs and cokes. S ,rt nt r tvn n rlad political interest cocn, pbontie*i of the first meeting. mittees that traditionally ts'°- idi' a ctihcthntlal ,w,rf,r,r, if .,,., "You call a girl aftermeeting Ir in ii 1*,. ..,.A AL'rON, ill. (Al') •.i...._ ________ - Attor. bully abused susnt, ran. - Please come and visit with us Saturday, March 30th... We want you to get to know StrombergCarlson and our many employees. at our home. It's only fair! We've been in your homes for years. .. Drug iAgents Rest Case -J9 After all, we are neighbors So come and enjoy yourselves Funeral Notice L F BENHAM. T. F. Tudl—,jnraI T I- IYedI Benham. IS. ot Suntord, *$io 0l'd *,Ill be hold of II am, Monday. at lirison Furera. Home *th seryccato '--I / . . . : - ' S.. He i survived by his wife, Ethel Hurt, Winter Springs, two daughters, Mrs. Dolts-Is Reed, Survivors Include a daughter, 1!r €'aiifnricruU Mrs. Louise Manning, Sanford; two sans, Grover L Keystone Published Daily and Sunday. Heights; Charles F., Sanford; except Saturday and six grandchildren, eight great- Christmas Day by The grandchildren and two greatSanford Herald, 300 N. great-grandchildren, French Ave. Sanford, Flu. 32771 Brlsson Funeral Home in charge. Second Class Postage Paid at Sanford. Florida 32771. WINTON HURT 1.1 . 1 T. F. Benham, 85, of Sanford I,. died this morning at Lakeview Lake Geneva, Wis., and Mrs. Nursing Home. Born In lien. Pete Morgan, Cincinnati, Ohio; derson County, Ky., he Lived in two sons, Dewey Todd, CmSanford for the past 49 ). 5 cinnati and Curtis Davis of He was a retired carpenter and Tamassee, S.C.; brother, member of First Baptist Clarence Hurt. BoonevWe,Ind Church, Sanford Masonic and sister, Mrs. Leta Morris, Lodge 62, Woodmen of the St. Charles Mo, World 625, Sanford and Brisson Funeral Home in Capenter's Union 2376. charge. Kleindienst Preparing To Make Guilty Plxl^ begins In earnest. He inform her heisanBe- / rl ' Area Deaths LOS ANGELES (AP) — The Teamsters Union is Wending as much as 1100,000 a month In a new campaign to sign up farm laborers end wipe oi United Farm Workers of America union, the Los Angeles Thnea reported today. . '' t. 9 I;, An Orlando man at a South Chapman's father, Melvin, of Seminole construction site the mine address told deputies watched in horror Thursday as his son raised the bed of the the bed of a truck, raised for dump-truck to work on the axle repairs, collapsed srod his son, Seminole Sheriff's porting it apparently broke. deputies said. Derrick Eatl Chapman,20, of An autopsy was scheduled to 234 E. Muriel Ave., was be performed today by pronounced dead on arrival at Seminole County Medical Winter Park Memorial EiwiinetG.V.Garay, deputies hospital , depu ties said. said. lislarnsters And Chavez .- I _, -: - - —rrr'r7 ' A Jury trying exZommerce Secretary Slans and fbimell By JAM A. GROTh Copley News Service I i 1w rrnr —1 ii itli, . • -. iinoQe &iiana wowa twice to the same grand jury to cover up the $ØØ() contribution from financier Robert L. Waco. But In a Those Siongles Bars Are Here For Good - ...41,.:,_ .. %. ..•4.•..• ,# , j 4//,l#,f/7/ Sen. has said he doesn't expect it ate Democratic Leader Mike If the House votes to impeach Mansfield said today that sev the President, Mansfield said eral House members ha ve told he hopes the Senate will move him "the votes are there" to "as expeditiously as possible" Impeach President Nixon and In launching the trial that wo force a Sena te trial later th is determine whether Nixon - third vu" $1 0 young men said. Impeachment Votes Ready NEW YORK (AP) — C. Bradford Cook, former chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, Maurice H. Stans admitted to him that he Hod to a grand jury investigating a am $X10,000 contribution to President Nixon's; ion re-election campaign. Minimum Wage Fate Is Up To N o New Mansfield Says Enough WASHINGTON (AP) The Senate so Far is standing fast against attempts to eliminate or modify the public financin g provisions of a campaign reform bill. But another attempt was planned for the start of today's sesslpn wi th an amendmen t by Sen. Jesse Helms, R.N.C., who con tends the answer to abuses is full disclosure of campaign financing. Helms' amendment would strike out the entire bill and substitute new reporting requirements. . REN ' Campaign Reform Stalls rU ( - - the machine. NEW YORK (AP) — The Democratic response to President Nixon's radio speech on education will be broadcast Sat urday on three radio n et works. ABC and NBC said the Democra tic spokesman for their broadcasts would be Rep. John Brademas of Indiana, whose speech was to be aired at 12:7 pm. EDT on ABC and 3:05 p.m. on NBC. (D .1J .. f'Ik... t._fl A -'-' •1U L.4jUfl iJ. the Golan Heights, nger said that Nixon would not even the city of Quneltra in a1 sacrifice U.S. Interests In *FTflS talks merely to dillon to Withdrawing ,,, from the ' NEW YORK(AP) By small steps and great leaps, the great American gasoline numbers game of 1974 is coming to an end. Now, wi th the end of the Arab oil boycott, the odd-even gas distribu tion plan is being dropped in Sou th Carolina, the District of Colum bi a, New Jersey and at ktst ('nO Connecticut city and one California county. Notable among the holdouts Is Oregon, where the plan or iginated. Other states preserving the plan undiluted include Massachusetts, Washingto n, Maryland and Delaware. Demos Speak Saturday __ -''- 1% - pieted this week of food bought WASHINGTON (AP) PresWASHINGTON (AP) Sec. Kissinger receives Dayan at with $2 million Initially pro. Ident Nixon's selection of Mm. retary of State Henry A. lUssin. the State Department after a vided by Hearst and the Hearst James L. Holloway Ill to beCorp. More than 150,000 bags of come the Navy's new chief sig. ger as promised the Russians tough three.day round of nego. he will keep in close touch as he tiatlons with the Soviets in Mosgroceries were handed out. nals the end of a turbulent pen tries to work out an Israeli cow. He had Left for trip Meanwhile, Joseph Remiro, od of reform that split the Navy withdrawal in the Golan hoping to achieve a break. V, and Russell Utfie, 24, told officer Heights. through that would lead to a Miss Hearst In a letter from When Holloway takes the Kissinger begins his talks new treaty limiting offensive their jail cell that they "feel helm From Adm. Elmo IL Zwnwith Israeli Defense Minister nuclear weapons. Falling In confident the SLA will release wilt Jr. as chief of naval Or Moshe Dayan today. He re. that, however, he may have iteamer Streak'*ing South - •-' Gas Numbers Game Kissinger Flies To See Dayan Friday, Mar. 29,1974.-3A "I understand the heLl hes AL gone through, and that all of us S have gone though on that corn I TAMPA Via (AP) — For ittee "he fi!t.jir,n ' •. tf~dvviavtiimfles-an-hour. remote hinterlands of would not try to evaluate Gur- three Young adventurers, the steam-Pr lieti wagon from Af. a 71le Mott rugged part of the ghanistan, says Trussell. lad leg of a I'm-day. AM M Opt ney. mile jolurney In a reconverted Haharmer who had used Its trip was the high Mountains and 'Ilie roads were dreadful. Baker drew applause from chicken COOP nearly ended bed, made from a railroad car, 7be member of the Sen&tt. the audience of more than for a chicken coop and its boiler _______________________ •1:1 Watergate commfttesa mere for a Move. I IJI s no otheir Ignition would move the nation 250 miles short th of eir goal. na tion that would dare to do Closer to a parliamentary sys. But thanks to two tons of coal Long Hours w hat we did in the Watergate tern in which a president's tinfrom a Tampa utility, the trio is Inquiry. That Is List-Brain put In long hours to Popularity would "bring down lfl its sooty way toMiami renovate the giant steamer that selves and do the public's busithe government," JU aboard their slow-moving the trio has called home ness in full public view." a Electronic "I don't think the founding _,./ steam wagon. through Central Europe, fathers intended for us to have r.IIII2., N. There they plan to catch a Greece, Turkey, Iran, India, VUII•II1UWU for WI Baker also said he J government by Gallup," he Australia, Afghanistan, Yugo. public financing of political ship back to England. ' said. The round-the-world trip e- slavia, Pakistan and Finally -campaigns. "Somewhere In Ra ther than have Nix on re. • month government" he said "some- gan in London in 1%9 for America. sign, he said, he wants ConSince Its departure, the land Cub, visit this, kin one you and I never heard of American Andree Lockwood, 9' greas to "inquire into the guil t do-lI'yours.It dealers . rover — all 2-cylinders and 50would write up nuts of how the 21, and Britons Michael I5fltiI toward sri"y today. or Innocence of the President Brain, 2Z, and David Trussell, horsepower of it — has con(I money should be spent. purchase prlc. 094.95 , with respect to the charges F7 24. sumed 160 Ff9I Ave SFN • "It could o so far tons of coal, used to made." £OW *5Ø$sQ SUPPLY 311 ios.,ip,o, It Is being Financed by i. 155,000 gallons of water, cost what could be put In Campaign 'Restgnatjo out, 003" Tou 4 St MEI j'jj1 Baker declined to res pond t. HILL LUMSE 223 W & SUPPLY CO li terature and billboards. The don bank, several American $70,000 $3.50 a mile) and 1° a student's request for an evil. committee mem be miir ' js, OI1IIflb PttiP r Sen, government would be gover- groups and sales from bro. ped the eyeba lls of poli cemen uatlon of fellow Watergate Edward Gurney, R-FIa, 5WI V IIII J, & f1qt'ris iwtlr.ta •$ IN Mapl* A it chtii-es describing the Feat and and highway bandits, the three ning itself." r Nair. - (AP) Two alleged members of the terrorist symbionese Lib.. eratlon Army predict freedom I. War College In Wubington.DC. He will be joined by hospitalized veterans in watching a military review on the grounds of the college at Ft. Mc- RConn., revealed a White House memorandum to former presidential counsel John W. Dean Ill alluding to possible surreptitious entry into a Wash. tapes. The suit now is before u U.S. Court of Appeals after it was rejected by a district court judge. III The Sanford Herald aker Endorses Impeachment GAINESVI=,Fla. (AP) — Sen. Howard Baker, R-Tenn., told a University of Florida an. dien" 7buraday that President Nixon shoddrilt resign but that Congress should Proceed with TODAY Ervin —Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr., D. N.C., chairman of the Senate Watergate committee, cr111. cued Ally. Gen. William B. Saxbe after the Justice Depart. ment filed a fflf brief opposing the committee's suit seeking five presidential Navy To Get Moderate Commander SLA 'Soldiers' Say Patty Might Soon Be Released HILLSBOROUGH, converUor until the corn. millet had evaluated the material it already has and then made "more specific and detailed references to for any additional material." B - - M. r1t ' i•) �4A—.The Sanford Herald U.S. Just Can't 0 - Friday, Mar. 29, 1974 Twists -1. W___ Consumer <, I I To Win L, 4 1-1 W " !4~.~ 4 ., V, I Draft C r 1. - JOGk Anderson 7 The Sanford Herald Jax Jury To Get ~~~~~ Friday, Mar. 29, 1974-5A i • Curious Trail 111 Child I , .1~i." - . -X 30" _ Deatt Trial I W1• /' I .0 iiII1111111111111111111111lit -, -A Agriculture Earl Butz pointed %; ( IN I l -~~ . QMoney ' t - . . •jut that the goverrmen( Lottery .. .-% . '. 1^ - ~ "V.I .4 I That's just no way John Q. program has some built in . . 11 I . N ,I JACKSONVILLF, Fla. (AP) the defendant Cotwumer can win. ifliS pounded Ryder's COPLEYMM I safeguards. The commitment Is 1 A 4 ~ r. I. b — QWr*LWLb,V""rWMft%dkbk.W.) Ernest John Dobbert Jr., head against of ir " Consider. ) the bathtub and " I~ I "for up to $45 flhiUk" rather The je charged with fatally beating be 4 at Ryder. The cattle Industry has been than a fixed amount and could annual lottery to assign - L I two of his children and tortur. "The s mplaining tate has made a case for months that be suspended should the draft co iss numbers to men born in ,' k ing two others, has left his WH1NGTON—ngressiouaIsUgator1havetraceda . fate suffidenttogototjjw.y" YOU JUSt Can't make a buck In government reminds the United States the -_______ up to his Jurors without having — curious cash now through presidential pal Bebe Rebozo's Key judge said. "It is up to the jury the meat business these severe effectpurchase have a thattheconceptofail.voluntcer at taken Biscayne, Fla., bank in 1970.71. • ,,..,,/ \ the stand or offering cvi. to decide If premedita tion out. days...yet the price of beet is so store. military services has been In was I `Ili dence In his defense, / where money can be hidden In Switzerland The trail leads to high it has practically disap. proved beyond reasonable i'—: 15 Well, we hope so, but were the numbered bank accounts. __ Final arguments in his trial doubt.,, 19-year-old men will Peered from the dinner tables ' /• t very optimistic. Mr. Butz, were to begin this morning. '• of most Americans. register, but they cannot be for one thing, takes a very conscripted Asst State Att I . As part of the Investigation Into President Nixon's ta x Harry "The defense rests and wi A ll.~. V-X.. I without an act of So the Nixon Administration narrow view of the worki . V. -..- -ll Shorstein concluded (our day 'ih % le, ~4 returns, the Joint Congressional Committee on Internal Revenue not present any evidence, I Congress. heeds the pleas of the cattle what's good for the ~_I~~ $ _... .1 and three nights of state Taxation has checked a number of accounts In Rebozo's bank. It Asst. Public Defender John testimony farm ' people by announcing the dustry is good for the country, by has Liken lengthy statements from Rebozo. reading N- 7 , The news the day before gvernment will spend Southwood announced late statements he said Dobbert '.a-' Elaborate charts, covering two large desk lops, have been Thursday. up to $45 even when all available March 20 lottery .. . IV was equally mlllionforbeeftobedoflated jn evidencesuggest3that this 1' 4111411 prepared showing how mysterious cash mans were routed He had asked for acquittal made to police last October significant. The House f • 4 the form of hamburgers to the ne h arrested d in through the bank, our committee sources My. shortly before, saying the state I rily so. And we've yet to Representatives approved an school lunch program. Tex. hear of a government program $55 did not prove that Kelley DobI By lHnaId Photo Vincent) ,,, ilJ appropriation to The Investigators have not established that Rebozo himself Good. suspended or cot back simply pay bert, 9, and Ryder Dobbert, 7, : out as bonuses to skilled has a secret Swiss bank account. But a committee investigator No Memory In one stroke the ad. because - - . •_ SHOPPING CENTER CONSTRUCTION STARTS A' it doesn't work. were dead. person who enlist or reenlist In will fly to Paris and Geneva In an attempt to follow the flow of ministration comes to the aid of SITE L WORK has begun Once the checks start flowing on $3 mi ll ion Longwood Village Shopping "I have no memory now of services Paying a bonus of cash to Switzerland. the cattle Industry and puts from Washington, D.C., to all Bodies Missing Center at northeast corner of SR 434 and 1-4 Tenants in 150,000 where the children (Kelley and c. upto$lS.000to induce anexpurt square some 'meat on the bones' of those ranches you can bet th .4 Ryder) are," Dobbert was foot center slated for completion in November will include Publix ey tosign over (or another hitch The state school lunch program. Rehozo Out Of Touch won't stop until the $45 million pihap sound economics, but quote d as saying. "If they of. supermarket, Jacobson's Proctor Shops and 18 shops. Shown above bertkiH1thernL that It wnDob. But there's a hooker, as is exhausted and we're all (from left ex hibits the costly W were unable to reach Heb'zo for comment But he 11. 1971, d Aril 1972. Their fered me immunity, It would . . . has at groundbreaking Thursday are partners in project W. T. uu'l. hing on soy beans—until the iliaracter relieve pressure on my it of the all-volunteer llles have not been found, Cox Jr., Jack Gale, Georges St. Laurent, Edward A. Evans III and ' denied to committee investigators that he has been Involved in The government action Is soy bean Industry either prices military setup If they are dead, South wood and help me remember.11 an improper cash transactions. expected to push the price of itself out of the market or runs I James L. Kennedy Jr.E-K International Inc. of Orlando is general Complete dinner 7/1 The investigators are trying to determine whether the sudden said, the state didn't prove contractor. He was also quoted as saying heel purchased in the super- to Washington for a subsidy. movement of Dobbert killed them or that that he slapped his favorite cash through the Rebozo bank In 1970.71 Is !Inked to — A bucket, barrel, or dinner of our honeymarkets even higher. God only knows what we'll be Indicators .. efforts to raise money for the President. there was premeditation to sup- child. Honore, only three times dipped fried chicken is a mighty iosty way Of course, Secretary of eating then, port the first-degree murder but had frequently beaten John It tells us, tog et.her with other of saving time in the kitchen to enjoy your It has now been established, for example, that the $100,000 e. Indicators, that in the 15 months To the Rescue! and Kelley, sewing up their cuts favorite outdoor activity. ca sh gift from billionaire Howard Hughes was delivered to ChDuval County Circui t Judge after banging them against since the last American was Rebozo In 1970. We have abo traced at least two other smaller 'INCINNATl, Ohio (Al') — Hudson 0111ff recalled that objects. drafted, the no-draft Army still 3 pf(t of ch,ck,n apparently has recovered. An. Mass., to go sailing with th cash contributions to Rebozo, who was not an authorized Sti piwn Southerland, 13. was to o er e blind and battered Ernest John po'atoe ortd 9tt (3), sl a w istieinainedby artificial th brother, Jeffrey, died Kennedy family. £ Dobbert a muscular Republican fund raiser. , balding o"d hot IT) to stand between parallel from the ± ,ax Dobbert III, 13, testified respiration. disease. Money in. mar, of 36 showed no emotion He has Insisted, nevertheless, that the contributions were ha r3 today Saturday f the Stephen received a letter ear- Wednesday that his father had as ,.statements ducements and vigorous A hospital spokesman report- ly this ' were read to Intended for the President's political campaigns. week 4 fir st time with his , Kelley, iiyucr ud:Ie: nkxxfrs frthcgrxx1is (i reti efforts have not been BYIUCHARDCARDINALE activity in from the senator's beaten e Jury of seven women and id today that th Stephen " is feelthe Indian Ocean area where the Red Sea emp. rhe son of lionore, now a Dade 7. County, ed son, Teddy, who also lost part able to attract of enough Copley News Service Both chairman five men. g, and cochairman Wilbur since the steaming distance ties Into the Indian Ocean. FI ru., policeman had his left leg ing tter. "Jo'flIdthe df ndant be one of his legs to cancer. By PFNNY LEK4O,JX qualified men. Here we have a a per3onal friend Mills, fl-Ark., have agreed that the committee should establish from Soviet ports will be cut an uputated last week because of Kelley and did choke her," the The American task force in only how Copley News Service Dobbert was also quoted as of Mrs. situation where Uncle Sam The b)y's lather, Raymond Moreno, whom he gives much more taxes the President owes and should not OAR ES SALAAM, Tan. from 11,000 miles to 2,200. Stephen has answered the let- Judge reminded the defense boino cancer. the Indian Ocean Is presently make any judgments saying that he started picking Southeriand, 35, said Step BOGOTA, Colombia — U marks as a politician. And takes a young man without a zanla—Fcr centuries the vast he about possible tax fraud. n ter, but hospital officials said attorney. "lie testified she lay on based at Bahreln, an Island in tephen's brother Michael, 9. has been invited by OPEN DAILY 11A.M. TIL9 P.M. FRI. & SAT. IlL 10 P.M. high school education, gives and lonely Indian Ocean bore the children Maria Eugenia Rojas de normally aggressive after he was told the son of outh Any evidence of fraud, they have agreed, should be turned Soviets y wants his answer to on the floor for a long period, that his wife, also had cancer, from which he U.S. Sen. Edward Kennedy, I 1809 French Ave. (Hi-way 17-92) Virginia, 34, had Moreno fails to be elticted the Wn concedes that she isOsitIOfl him housing, food, clothing, little more traffic than Arab the.Perslan Gulf, but the lease overto the Internal Revenue Service and the House Impeachment one of remain confidential, not br eathing. And John said been unfaithful, Sanford is running Out in October. panel. As first woman president In Latin the country's few "tni Political medical and denW can and dhows, dave ships and rusty we have previously reported, the IRS has already Already the Soviets have Grandly called the Middle $326 a month spending money, merchantmen. America, it will not be for lack fighting C.00kL" doubled their Indian Ocean Force, the fleet consists East assigned the Nixon tax Investigation to the Intelligence Unit and still at the end of last year of trying. of the which handles criminal cases. Our sources say the unit finds Now that the Suez Canal Is fleet since 1971 and have bet. frigate Bainbridge, three small A handsome brownette with the Army was 15 per cent below about to be reopened, Afflicted with a serious back it has ween 25 and 30 vessels In the destroyers and two oilers. Now criminal violations In about 50 percent of its inves personality — plus, Mrs. its manpower needs. Con. become the newest objective ailment, the target of of area, Including attack sub- and then other U.S. pan FOOTNOTE:'The committee staff members are amazed at the assassination attempts and the Moreno currently, the quality of its big power navies, marines. through the area, number of petty tax deducatlocs Nixon claimed. Apparently, it recruits is not high enough — victim of several near fatal spirit from her father, This has caused no little Disclosure that Soviet subs aircraft carriers Hancock and was his policy to claim a deduction for even the most doubtful Gustavo Rojas pugu, less than hail have high p'ane gg school apprehension on the part of are operating in the Indian the Oil*kany. items. diplomas _. — candidate nevrtJieless con- dlc1M' a CUIOTubIS befWII and disciplinary African nations borderng the ocean put editorial writers 1953 and 1957. Old and and morale problems are steamy body of ducts her political campaign They length of East Africa to con- American evident even to the casual dislike the idea water. Ford Gets Tax Advice with more verve and energy health, of nuclear- den big power naval . The C American profile no than any other contender in thle Political banner to his daughter civilianobserver. poweI— Uvities in doubt In contrast, the stat! advised Gerald Ford, before he became with Muntry's current presidential after a 11-year battle to rebuild In what they Efficiency W..-..t&et....i L......... Irvr..uI,n IT C I-.---. - - .., ,,, WIMU ac U1VUf1 UUUL4 UiWC. race. ui iLfl1 he would ue to preserve as a ' The Soviets already have a Indian ion questioned. Later, the IRS challenged the deduction. "If there is Paula's Payment In Time " zone of peace." Since the nation simply Superwoman' naval toehold in Africa Rojas lost the last cannot take through nuclear-powered aircraft the slightest question about it," staff members recall Ford a chance with the their deal with leftist Somalia carrier Kitty Hawk, for u. saying, "I would prefer Such is Mrs. Moreno's presidential race in 1970 by a quality and efficiency 'tArn AND Flu. AP( — The woman who sits in Judgto pay." He Immediately wrote out a for repair and but his party, the defenseforcM mont check stamina that her male on Florida telephone rate requests had a low-level Suez fueling facilities stance, has been on a for the amount rather Canal than contest tt,j1 turof Popular Nattonjil Alliance tist the colleagues IdiIYIJ annual dr ft lo at Mogadlsclo and Berbera, along the East African coast. conference with hr hometown phone company this week. 1974 a Clearing of the Sue'. Canal, here is t. (ANAI't)), has since suffered POUTICAL PRoCIrrIoNs: In the wake of Watergate, her as "Superwoman," considerable Soviet The Kitty Hawk is the largest Public Service Commissioner Paula Hawkins said her tery may be more than syrn- PolWybytheendoftjiisy federal prosecutors suddenly have started pouncing upon naval activity also at the shiP to put into phone was almost disconnected because she hadn't paid In a mountainous country, series of deseitlons by bolic the Indian if the In. present trend con- quite likely will bring about a People's Republic of Yemen, a Ocean so far. politicians, From Oklahoma to Mlssoun, top political figures helicopter campaigning is no fluentlal congressmen as a tinues. her bill on time. may well have come under intense federal investigation. result of ANAPO's new leftfurthereslno,iet fleet strategic, if forbidding, desert stick around awhile, Joke. On ore "They called Tuesday and said I had until 5p.m. to pay, The latest victim Is the legislative assistant to Rep. r,.J OF vs the bill at their office," she said, Macen's helicopter suffered a ward tilt. _________________________________________ Rooney. D-Pa., a young man nwned William Kovacs who simply "I said I mechanical failure that ceased couldn't get there in time so I guess they turned i .0 carried out the congressman's orders. He tiled a suit to free OF it off today." It to drop to the vvww 9 feet Desertions Impounded sewer and water funds on behalf of five townships in But they hadn't. A reporter who called spoke with her from an enormous chasm. the home ___________ tiub,und, Walter, who said he guessed Winter Park Eves ybody In the helicopter Mrs. Moreno claims to be lh'c,iust' electricity is so was severely shaken — except Telephone Company got the check she mailed. Hut the individual cectric customer wont unconcerned about the important to 'is all, we naturally For filing this Mandamus action, the young assistant i Mrs. Hawkins hi Maria Eugenia, course. has now nted she was looking forward to being tie1 this full impact of higher fuel costs. ":: desertions, and she may be conic under criminal investigation. Assistant Attorney General ._ pay close attention to the cost. without Mr. Bell's Invention for a few days. ' CONPASES Even In a country famed for correct That because FI'L h.is a fuel mis.t5, use In her optimism. Henry Petersen nOUf1edRoonq InaFeh19le that ,Jfl And since we use it in so many "Ever since lgot In the fight with Sen. F4wardGur. its machismo, such valor does Though she Is conceded little natural gas for some of our general ion. About 24 per ways, we can't imagine doing ____ ney,"shesajd, "lt'sbeenringlngoffthehook." not go wipralied. Alfonso Lopez chance of winning th cent in 1073 Aed we have two nuclear reactors e leglaladveas,fsfj,WllJia,n Kovaca, has violated" th. ism. without it. Ita vital part of our Michelsen, the liberal Party Pfe"MICY,ANAPOL-ould tome producing ekctncit>'. Fuel costs for gas and nuclear It's true that the law prohibits government employes from cvrryday life. candidate and the leading in second behind Lopez are below that of residual fuel oil FPF us a sophis. Tam acting as agents or attorneys in cases agaInst the government. pa Mayor Resigns 4 0 E:k'ctritity is knittsn iii xntender for the presidency, Is Michelsen's liberals . i;i .ittd tomputtr operation to heip But an exception is made for an employe who sets -,in the proper plan the Jv.I:.I't is good qualities: east' of use. discharge of his official duties." TAMPA, Fla. (AP)-Dick Greco has resigned as mayor 11:'I mis in order to lure tb.. m..v,r t-inc it-nt units non-polluting at the point of usc, ______________________________________ Tampa, saying he is quitting politics for a high-paying "rJting electricity at the loisest rossit'ie costs tonvvnivnct'. r eltability,and job in private industry. ____ '\t I'urn the cht.'apt'st fuel we hart' Run Investigation Blocks Case the most cleanliness. In addition to all of 0~v 1. "Inevergotintopoliticswith theldeaofsth).thgt here" ui it-nt units %Vhenever we can , these. electricity is inexpensive in 111111, the 40-year-old two-term mayor said Thursday In a surThe criminal investigation , meanwhile, has ef Verv not hapi y about the high costs of fuel fectively companson __________________ with the general cost prise announcement that shocked city department heads. blocked the impoundment case, ru.i'ing your nionthlv bills Wi-ri' working as hard ot living. Inexpensive. despite His second four-year term doesn't expire until the fall of Alter repealed unsuccesafuJ efforts by Kovac is tsr can to hold any future increases to a minimum COPLEY NEWS s- attorney to Mr. Ntzcnwasthatth. level of high construction costs, high p975. The resignation Is effecti ve Monday. arrange a meeting with Jimtlre Department officials, Anil Ito are encouraging the search for more domestit. The easing of the Arab oil 300,000 American troop. in Rooney put interest rates, the fuel crisis and through a personal call to Petersen. ' ;' ' . embargo Is not likely to soothe Europe is subject to drastic ,tnt-ral inflation. And ,.till ' Land Buy Goes To Cabinet , The congreunian's notes on the conversation quote Petersen ckt t nc rates are for EM-low the Cost of I ii',: I \spite our I'esi it n' . . • . .1 the United States and its Market countries gang up on ~'. . . 4f IN - . N NNA as saying be "is waiting for the facts" and doesn't want "to make We're fortunate, 11 rrik .ii'd n l'rsuR Sire n'.t v, European allies, although it the United States in a trade :,:?. ' any conclusion at this time." war 11 .: :;: I ho cost ot clot t nit nv h,ts ken going dots n to t)Uy 24,568a(Tes for $4.4 million Irorri th e GAC Corp. of Rooney also quotes Petersen as rnt'apat'k was disagreement over a or continue to pursue their wishing to checkout the technicalities ,::::.'::' of the "goddamn statutes," 1iUIII will be presented Tuesday to the Cabinet ton over forty years ] here w.is nothing magical about a response to the embargo that independent course in the make and distribute this di • Petersen told us he did not recall his exact words ":: ui jJ Th this roduction.l% lust developed t't'tter technology. e Natural 'ours 1)'partxncnt told Cabi but said net aides energy. brought the strains on relations search for oil. "I'm not responsible" for wha t the law says. He 'I 0 Thursday that the land Is all t hat GAC o wns outright in the hoped the matter V ' found that bigger power plonis could produce Into the open. o Number one. I;,:i would be resolved shortl y, he said. — Meanwhile, he stresse F'akahatchet' Strand of th But the e Big recent balkiness In Cypress Swamp d, it w i nt-ry chealvr. And built more eftici -nt transmission In Collier Both President Nixon and flott, is the stoildis ide fi "not the Intent" of the probe to Interfere with the lawsuit. 0 .\ I 1 Secretary of State Henry Western Europe reflects more facilities. _____________ uisis It has tiniven the [it • The agreement would also give the a thirst for 0~;&Lr Ow energy or a 0 I state the option to It worked. During 1073 the .Ivvr,lg..- restKissinger have had harsh ot tLsitlu,)l hit1 oil iip.t\,ts up 11 b buy any fle ng lots forfeited of back to the land sales cempany Common Market up to words for the West European knti,il cost of 2.2w ' per hints ,itt hour ot usage t . p i3' ,'tr tonI uist sinci' 1980. The cost would be the difference between the ad1070 nations in recent weeks because muscle. ___________________________________ .irprosinutcd the Kwh di.rges tit lOoJ! Anti is well (\tiskr' And ts' tel', on ic-': 17IIk ___ '.ertlsed price and the amount paid by the buyer before CM ," of their failure to consult with 6180 WORLD below the 3,l7 Kwh cost of l°53— I%sintv rears _____________ The NATO nations have been dual Intl oil ton o pert i-nt o! ek forfeiture. ij O' Washington before seeking increasingly nervous over the I varlior For several years— LaoS through 10 71 — this our potter generation. away The on ta'at got OJ to e05 unilateral assurance of oil way Mr. Nixon's proclaimed Riding high! k inst dropptI to less than 2, At 2 27c ;r Kss h, " lust ssh,tt s residual tnt . 0" deliveries from the Middle "Year of Europe" in Enrollment Denied 1 6 S electricity is on inexpensive serx-,int, iA kili'ts .tit hour 19fl was It is the Intl oil near thi- so-tlli if ( East instead deed to firming UP is that encrg%- nt,ded to light a Ii\1 tv.tt t bull' for I 'ttom ot tkbarrel in the oii r' TALLIlASSEE, 1-la. Al' The President has warned detente with America's cold FlorIda ate University 10 110015,) AIii',iih ol it tofu-s g.is*tl.i i president Stanley Marshall has denied it is the policy of America's partners In the war adversaries. . This progressivt' ssnrk is still going on. Ital. kinitsene, light disti!lits 'slit Ii Ids administration to pad student enrollment figures to North Altantic Treaty But it is taking nui're and mori' Ht tightening hi 'ii' Iie.utung oil and tirt-sel I tit l I III,:, boost state appropriations. Organization that continued And there has been some . md n,uttir, . 111 d innovative thinking lit bring ,it'out imu ri'jsed t hit.. si hi residu.il. I b,n 's ittit oil it- : ('ham elk'r Robert Mautz, mneanw bile, has served notice military assistance is apt to be Undes'atandablespeculaUonthat 1 1 11 , I ,• Fill fltt I -6 titit it- flues. At 1-Il., sti' are tIedicattI to developing 01 ,t kit-over. i'u n t'imrn it only ii ii hi-., viewed In the U.S. Congress as part of the prior of detente may on all nine state university presidents to audit ., rgv sour.. I\ in molt- ifttinini nth.1',, , 'n mi ii te in, its r hn!'r'it (e ;ht:nl and Cf-('flomr he a reduce t) S. presence in !.iigt tiiiii,i,i s I It onus 0t .1 ,4-6,111!1'': rri:istratlons liv May I o he can assure lawmakers that i or ,i mitlueci ,.t Us ot onomitol, use 111t.111 ihu (''ts u- 1'5bte inst1 there is no padding. I,irgi hospital tit ,ir.trtmtnt (ofltIllI- x cooperation on the part of the NATO security blanket. . . .t'tirnrng titol that Marshall and Mautz were spurred Into action Thursday Europe's free nations. 1 1. ,111( ,1:, I it-tmnt-rits tt''nt n', 00 . n'. ronin-nioIl. - , ,,' bs' angry members of a House appropriations sub. France lilt It rt-'dni ml I I 00 'h,'rt %W.Irt. t-oimiiittee that is ,nvt'stigating a memorandum urging 300,000 Troops , "0111111111111101", ;1 % :t Id is ;-.. per tiOt i't .1 ('.ini, 0 0 n','st t*tniimie,il ts,tv Its F'SU students to take extra courses. France, which has been the 410W ,'mpartd ts l ilt ii I pt't u-ni .. i .iH d list r - !i,tn. ittit it- nt i?utnrtttv \'nt The tnp!uratic. put ;cruss by most scornful of the West &! tt'i g.i-'hi ,in,l 22.' j', I Iv it:t pOst. ,'nil tttt'rts,it irini-.tIit..h. European countries toward Its ,"' tent for light itistilt.it..-s Bargain Guidelines Protestd Jan. lou. % lit. Apt. May 1un July ,Aug.Sspu.thi. Nov. I it' l,t% ,ifltI tilmuent s n'IktI hat I the t'rtttpaid NATO obligations, has also Jtj' &jiifiir irraU S1114 A so lotli i. iO.itO. Iil,lV, it ,in enliril', tlitforx-nt sitlijtmon V(1512 taken the initiative in trying to TALLAHASSEE, 1-la, (Al') — A minority of one on the QP4 FRENCHAVE. 1 hi di in,tiud is tiom ii- And lilt, .i holding at tion against spiralling isternal ttst mend the rip In the NATO 511 state Supreme Court's Collective Bargaining Commission price i' .iI,itt-. Ili l.mnu,ijr, 1t73, lint the sanit- kind of hi i sflts I r" t, P i ''.s TELEPHO9lE7Ih.v531 dl fabric. French Foreign has filed a protest to the majority's proposed guidelines. Ares C ses low sulphur II'Illii,lt delis ired toomitnot. it, ktA.1, the Ilnla*ar Michel Jot his .:':..:..:.:..*:*:.:.:.:.:.:.:.::::: 9 In an accompanying letter sent Thursday to Chief toIl'l .it l'oititimgl,iiles CX 60 S o ....Y. I'Mu % 4 w 1'.1% It,,, re11uijy pointed out that . 0116110111110111111, of the Florida League Justice Adkins, Ray Sittig of James I/ 1^11 .ivs'roged S3 $ i I Pt i l'.n iii 12 list ot, vAYNE 0 . t '.'.'.','.'.-.','.'..'.•.•.-.'.'.'.'.'.'..'.'.'.-.'.•..'..-' NATO rests on two main *AIJtR &DOYLE GI5LQ CIties said the majority proposal on bargaining by public . . . . . . . . . . . . .. r,i - ....-,....-......-... ................ PI,% l'.1114, 1 11-01%.1 kmlt Ii hut ;'Ili pillars, one of which Is the — r TOM employ es is - 'substantially favorable to labor union hid r;t-n it' 0$ Pt, it-i a' United States. . ..• / 1dtoq organization i." St The league execuuve director said the proposal on corn. ___ p Jobert pleaded th.t "nobody MvethiJn9 ___ - —" '4 —pulsar>' binding arbitration would encourage bad-faith .1 0 . . .. ...... I ' the UrJted States or Europe 6 --. . SUI$CRIPTION RATES 1.0 1 1 Ii on _..uuuu..../ hiargiuning. H'rr I.._1_uhu1_v _________ 1k w. j ,, - . let himself be trapped in I ol Morth. $14 Arbitration should (ni> be advisory, he said. excessive fll °LO't.D.s P0.5(11 4 LIGHT COMPANY \ bt-Iits !im,ti i guilt Year 8 Mao ill %teroa Sam. - ftriol" The commus.cI report, filed March 4, said arbitration i.. but be harmfri for everyone," P4am. 0 li wCfy. At) (loIter ix ________________________________________________ "•i_.i ___________ should be binding on the negotiator s but not on the govern. 5 fMofl1ttóMOflth$1i5 O, I7M Jobffl's "ceds of I '' utlo mental body which woud Iave to vote the money, such as merit attedion. 1974 ie. ki 'ø$ H TO Mø4W*D tii eooAjv I, jry i the legislature or a school Liord. EDITORIAL / 14 4 week-en chicken 4 1/ '' I , ' : - ( ancer Amputee To Try New Leg She's Trying Harder New To Become Pres Area Of Big Power Riva lry ent b7OI/$ #O576' FRIED CHICKEN FLORIDA TODAY , I Why Ligher electric bills? And 1iy they are't n higher! THE COST THE COST _____________________________ Now, Was i. ___ It Really For Real? _____ _____ ____________ your ____ ___ LIVING ELECTRICITY ___ _____ of Ending The Oil Embargo Won 't Placate Europeans ___ ______ iiliiiiiji __ ___ — .- ______ ': ________ • ______ ' ''-' _ - i I'. S TI Ito ' * , T ' i " Padding ' ' - - - .' - I 10 - 1J Lj') to rkPIr(oN ''' alomwE 4r,srs - 4 -.: i 1 - I I; 11 'ts L 8 .- t' .0 '. People . .ser'ing people. �6A—The Sanford Herald Friday. Mar. 29, 1974 Longwood Youth The Sanford Herald Seminole Calendar Of Coming Events Finds, Returns $300 a ar.nij LaWwood phoned the sr1frs detwit. youth M 1 to check tbG uan'JJ menl 01111111111box serber tIes week he Detectives confiscated the 1do't expect to finds eeaure. money and sent it to the csime he did. Do the pound, lab. next to the mailbox WU I large The money could be roll of money. Waft Fourakre, of Route I FOWakT 'I _ 90 keep provided it Walter picked up the wad of money isn claimed . SlL S Pulled off the rubber bandwithi counted $300, all in twenty Ally. William s dollar bills, Sheriff's deputies 'lbat young man's action said. restored my faith In Foirakre forgot about the humanity," Seminole County mail, ran in his house and Sheriff John Polk said. Sheriff's Deputy Harrell Graduates FBI Academy MarbZ1 April Seminole 111gb School Band wind ensemble concert, 7:30 Sanford Senior Citizens Club, P.m.. school auditorium. Free sack lunch, noon, Civic Center. to public. Student conductor Mrs. Cornelia Densmore, Robin Hodges, Band director, teacher, cosmetologist and Holland Castro. beauty contest judge, will speak on "Charm, Fashion, and self. March 29 Norman de Vere Howard improvement. Chapter, United Daughters of April! Confederacy, 2:30 p.m., at Mr. SIIS Pageant sponsored home of Mrs. M. H. Strickland, by Seminole High School 108 Kenwood Court, Loch Paramedical Club, 7:30 p.m., Arbor; Mrs. W. B. Kirby, cc- Seminole high auditorium. hostess. Contestants senior boys sponsored by campus service Mar. 29 1 Attorney General William B. be back at work Saturday. Saxbe announced that a During the FBI course Seminole County Sheriff's Harrell studied police ethics Deputy was among the 249 police management, behavioral a---=--.- member clas3 of the 96th sciences, recent court deci.swrLs Session of the FBI National and urban police problems. Academy that graduated The FBI course, held at Thursday in Virginia. Quantico, Virginia, has been Sheriffs (Lief Deputy Duane attended by student.s from Harrell concluded twelve weeks every state in the Union and 50 of Mix2y with the graduation countries. ceremonies. Harrell was the first 5einlzx1e County Sheriff John Seminole County official to Polk said Harrell Is expected to graduate from the FBI school 25' diag. color tv console with one button color control and a 100% solid state chassis 14 Cu. ft, deluxe 2-door refrigerator freezer.. -- . now only 4 1' Police Blotter Sanford $o stolen from W. Lake Brantley le born of Ellen Carpet worth 1180 stolen Woods, 34, Thur.day. Thriday from bom. of I)avld County Bergsced, 82, of 800 Elm Ave. Kenneth Ross Murray of Gas pump lock broken off at Qty Shop at 6th Street Thur. OrlandO arrested or, diaries of forgery and probation violation, aday. In county Jail. No bond. It's a 1^ sold slate chasss, a big super tele.brte Color picture tube, remote control ready. & one button total coot contra; a encased in a sturing rich cabinet tnsh. Scparate freezec.retngerato controls. Ts.n vegetable cospers. Deep shell storage Forest City South Seminole Pistol stolen from auto of Connie Underwood, 24, at Kenneth Robert Syin, 17, of unknown dale. Gun valued at 1I6 Tollgate Trafl, charged with $100. pollsesaw of marijuana, In Red piggy bank containing county All In lieu of IM bond. Interest Rates Pound Sagging Stock Market NEW YORK (AP) - Rising 'I at 94i; American Telephone, Interest rates continued to off 4 a49%; and U.S. Steel, hammer away at stock market down to at 43, prices today. Some golds gained. ASA Ltd. The opening Dow Jones aver- was up s at 92s, and Home. Me of 30 Industrials was off a stake Mining climbed to Wig. fraction, while loners took a 2-1 Thursday's declines swept lead user gainers on the New the Dow Jones Industrial York Stock Exchange. average to Its biggest drop In Brokers said the 'apld rise of nearly two months. The widely besks' prune 1.ndhV rate end watched Indicator fell 11*2 free-market money rates was points to many dock market in. Losers swamped gainers by vestors into retreat. more than a 6-I margin on the After Thursday's close New Big Board, as volume rose to York's Bankers Trust Co. 14.94 million shares for the ex boosted its prime rate a half change's biasinest day In two — to 9L1 per cent Several weeks. banks lifted the key lending The American Stock Lxrate to 9a per cent today, change's market value Index Prices on the Big Board In. Iod pound for the 10th straight chided American Motors, down session, slidIng 1.11 to 96.13, Spanish style am/fm/fm stereo with 4-channel souni , famousbra nd n a met & 8-track tape player Whirlpool 2 speed, 3 cycle automatic washer twx Book Banned In Dade School MIAMI (AP) - Six copies of school after being judged as a book on the history, ecuiesny anti-American, and politics of Cuba have been Principal James Davis or. removed from the library dered what he called * ternshelves of a Miami junior high porary ban on '11e Land and People of Cuba" when parents complained about the book. I'm not in the book buming txislneu," Davis said Thor,. day. ofI don't subacrlbe to that a TiiSis ire corat r"3e '. I a tfleettrs as standard equ,rren' B.iilt.n 8.trac'. 2.ct-ianne tape cartridgepayer, sold state am , f m s:ereo tuner. sld state arrplier with 24 channel Sound. automatc tu'cab!e. & Stuon ncj handcrafted cabneryt Special Cool-down cycle (Cl Dermaner oress 3 wash/rnse water temp se!ect,ons, w1f, adjustab'e water levels. the Cuban community would I feel It world be an affront to them." MIAMI (AP) - A fire In the About half of MIam. wing of a ca.-go aircraft ds. istion and about half the stu. tracted its from warnings dents at the junior high are Cu0' I stormcrew that contributed to IN mob last June, the National bans. Dade County's public hbrar. rxticc Safety Board its also opted not to handle the saps. the book, said to treat the gov.", The brd's verdict crash, vih.ch killed the Lhree;liet f PIiThe Mtnter Fidel crewmen of Castro favorably, although the national DC7, was released hbrarjes do offer other books In the "Portraits of the Nation,Thursday The plane had been leased by 'Its G'orgla owners to Warnaco "We thought it wnijld cause Inc. ! fly textiles to the Lk- lix' much trouble in the cctrr,. minican Republic. munfty." a librarian said book. on Will AL '4' n AGENCY Optimist Club oratorical clubs contest, Page Airways terminal April! building, 7 p.m. Monroc.Wtisor, School fall registration for kindergarten March 29 l)eBary Garden Club stan. and first grade, 10 am., SVilsin dard flower show, 1.5 p.m. at building. Community Civic Center, Shell Apr. 2 Road DeBary. Spring roundup for children entering school for first time at March 30 Sabal Point Elementary School, Senior Citizens trip to Lake in Forest City Elementary Wales Passion Play. Leave School media center at 1 p.m. Civic Center at 2 p.m. Take a bag lunch to eat at Bok Tower April 2.— before play. Return 11 p.m. Sanford Tourist and Shuf. Ileboard Club, covered dish March 10— supper and business meeting, 6 Alcoholics Anonymous pm., clubhouse. Women's Group, Holy Cross Episcopal Church Parish April 2 Sanford Lions Club, noon, House, 400 Magnolia Ave., House of Steak. Speaker, p.m. Langley Adair, county pollution control officer. March 30 Fish fry, Congregational April 2 Christian Church, Park and 24th, 5-7 p.m., sponsored by the Pre-registration roundup for Men's Club and Ethel Root kindergarten and first grade. 11 Circle. am. Packets will be distributed to patents. Not necessary to March Benefit bake and rummage bring child. We. District Nurses 37, 9 a.m. April 3— to6 p.m., 78 Winter Park Drive, Mental Health Association of Casselberry. Seminole County annual spring banquet, 8 p.m., Governor's March Christian Women's Outreach, Table, Altamonte Springs, 9:30 a.m., Sanford Chamber of Friendly hour at 7 p.m. Commerce. Guest speaker, Mrs. Jean Glanton of oriando April 4_ cwo Alcoholics Anonymous—open meeting, Holy Cross Episcopal March 3031 Church Parish House, 400 Water show, 24 p.m., at Magnolia Ave., 8-9 p.m. Atlantis Swim Club, SR 436, Altamonte Springs, benefit April 4 Seminole County Young Forest City Elementary School. Republicans, 8 p.m., Quality April 1— mu North, 14 & 434. Speaker Sanford Al-Anon Family 1tfl Ryan, president of Central Group, Holy Cross Episcopal Florida Zoological Association. Church Parish House, 400 April 4 Magnolia Ave., 89 p.m. Sally Harrison Chapter DA)'., 2:30 p.m., at home of Mrs. April 1 Raymond Ball, 5 Lakeview Parliamentary Procedures, Seminole Junior College, 1.213 Ave., Lake Mary. 44 p.m., five sessions, Mondays April 5 and Wednesdays Registration Chicken barbeque ii Sanford $5. Reservations call SJC. Police Benevolent Building, along lakefront, starting at 4 April 1— P.m Alcoholics Anonymous—c. April 5&1 losed meeting, Holly Cross Ascension Lutheran Church Episcopal Church Parish Guild rummage and bake sale. House, 400 Magnolia Ave., 8-9 8:30a.m. to 3 p.m. at church on p.m. Overtrook Drive, Casselberry. Hospital Notes SQr Su'ga!:r' agta'oi' creates coertuI wasnirig ac?oi E'c'eni 1-ni Fire RuledPart Cause Of Crash Friday, Mar. 29,1974-7A MARCH21, 1974 Sanford Admissions Robert J. l'iuvendr Sanford; Lottie Mae Wansle'. Bernice Hughes Edward M. Bloom Jr. Willard Ward Donnie M. Reid Harvey Clinger Elizabeth Ann Eleam Carol S. Gtimares Thomas L. Sullivan Katherine Wright Philip J. Westgate Verna M. Bolton Shirley Alexander Cynthia A. Taylor Frances L Echols Judy A. Bellamy Mrs. Anthony (Louise) Elizabeth B. Hurt Fakess and girl Levather Whitby Martha M. Wilson Samuel E. Faron Ill, [)ellary Dorothy Hodges Q. P. Ward, Geneva Phyllis Jean Echols Cathy J. Jackson, Lake Mary %lary C. Sim.mons Loretta Muse, Lake Mary William Kuster, DeBary Jeannette Giallombardo, WdIlan C. Padget, Deltona (ange City Mark T. Crawford, Deltona Claude A. Pusser, Orange Rebecca Connors, Deltona City Mary L Nichols, Geneva Jean E. Davis. Orange City Mn. William ( JoAnne i Sweat Janet I. Fiannagin, Osteen and boy, Geneva Lithe S. Braxton, (isteen Delores Campbell. Lake Eddie Williams, Osteen Monroe John S. B. Rew, Lithia Births Agnes A. Weber, Longwood Mr. and Mrs. Bruce I Carol Christine E. Carraway, New Gwmares a boy, Sanford Smyrna Beach Jeannette (;lallombardo, Discharges Orange City V OR Where Quality Setis Al Service Tells MORE 104£. CommerciM L VT. 17.92 ' 11911iI11.7.' IS FURNITURE SALES CASSELBERRY �_________ • , :,,,.. A ii 8A—The Sanford Herald - __________ - ____________ ________ Friday, Mar. 29, 1974 Jlhreat Silenced News Of Kidnap 1111 TheSanford Herald Friday, Mar, 29, 1974—'IA C. IIERMOSIL[.o, Mexico (All) The U.S. Embassy in Mexico year oldwlfe "has made every seen In Hermosillo since - The disappearance of Amen- City announced Wednesday possible effort to follow Instruc- Wednesday. ran Vice Consul John Patterson that hc had bii kidnaped, and finns contained in the ransom ins kt ct five days be- E1urcesin Washington reported note. Mexican FBI Yr cause the ransom note con- a ransom note demanding 1500,t tamed a death threat, another 000 and signed by the People's Mexico's Federal Security "Mrs. Patterbon has received American diplomat reported Revolutionary Army of Mexico word from her husband or Board - similar to the FBI Thursday night. had been slipped under the COfl- third parties," he said. said at least 50 agents were In sulate door, Hermosillo working on the pat. "That was the main reason The Washington Star-News terson case. we didn't want to break this, i"iOD Payment reported that Patterson's fami. Patterson was vice consul for because they said if this was ly in Philadelphia had raised agrarian and cattle affairs at published they would carry out $250,000 demanded by the kid- the consulate and had been in the threat," the source said. American officials said the napers as the first part of the Hermosillo less than three Patterson, 31, disappeared U.S. government would not ransom. The paper said the months on his first foreign as Wt Friday after he left the modify its policy of refusing to first payment was to be made at signment. A family friend said United States Consulate in Her- pay ransom for its employes. Nogales, the border !nwn south he graduated from the Univer. mosillo with an uridentjfied But Consul-General Elmer E. of Tucson, Ariz. sity of Michigan and did post. man for a livestock meeting. Yelton said Patterson's 28Mrs. Patterson has not been graduate work at Columbia. ulture ii, Doyle Is fresh ri to Mrs. White of ly at W Farmers CELEBRATIONS inch at 13th MARCH 30, 1974' is eLI* - (N,aJd Photo By Bill Vinc,,it) __41 ALL NEW LOCATION... al Game Board Manipulates Books To Beat Deficit 'l,'lrary 156 GENEVA DRIVE, OVIEDO 16 is _____ - -: •'.. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) Earle Frye was quoted. "We've man W.D. Fulford, DOrlando. "What bothers me Is they —TheGameandFresh Water realized ail along that we had to 1 think we might be on the didn't take any action for five Fish Commission has a deficit pay it back." verge of looking into mis- months," Harris said. "If they of nearly Si million and appar. 'I hope the legality of it feasance In office." had done what we suggested ently transferred money doesn't become an issue," he they have been out of the illegally to get out of the red, added. "There's no reason that Appropriations chairman woodswould by now." Marshall Harris, 1)-Miami, said the Gannett News Service says. It should be blown up." The auditor office is The service said in a news Two Ho committeechair. the commission was warned by expected to Issuegeneral's soon an audit story prepared for today that men said they were disturbed his staff nearly two years ago to which sharply criticizes the the agency has managed to cut by the way the commission Put its books In order agency's bookkeeping prac. the deficit by transferring handled its funds, the agency had a $245,000 deficit at tices. the time, he said. aquatic weed control and land service said. acquisition funds but Is MIII e said game commission"Obviously If they're using The deficit has Siamgone a., short $400,000. the money for something else high as $960,000 by HOU5 Ar PLO U It 00C oi l, * GRAND PRIZES TO BE DRAWN 3 P. M., MARCH 30, 1974 OPEN HOUSE 2:00-5:OO P.M. MARCH 30,1974 4 A rose by any other name might smell the some, but there's a lot to * DAILY PRIZES TO BE DRAWN 11 A. M. AND P. M., EACH DAY using the petals to make perfume. Above, a technician in Ashford, MARCH 25 THROUGH MARCH 29, 1974 I England, uses an olfactometer to help hint sniff the spray, while (below, COME IN AND REGISTER ers decided they had con. COin- 46 "We had to manipulate the they can't be doing the Job mittce recokoning - $821,000 stitutional authority to transfer earmarked funds to help cover bookkeeping, we had no they're supposed to be doing," according to agen cy flguns, shortages resulting from less choice" commission director said Natural Resources chair- Gannett said. revenue than expected in hunting and fishing licenses and federal funds. But the commission now wants to end its constitutional legislaMIAMI (AP) - A federal penalties In drug cases, said also made against Federal ture to shape its budget and the judge says Department of Revenue to pro. his life was threat- Thursday that threats and ob- Judges William Mehrtens and vide guidance. ened dwing a drug conspiracy scene language were tele- Clyde Atkins. cast bivotvtng Mx defendants phoned to his secretary. left) women in southern France harvest blossoms and (right) a worker Member stands ankle-deep in rose petals. It takes 100 mion petals to make FDIC two pounds of rose extract. Judge's Life Threatened Futon disclosed the threats and 10 pounds of cocslne worth "They told the secretary they during the sentencing of Jerry more than $1 munco. were going to kill me," Fulton Foley, who was described by US, District Judge Charles said. the government as a minor figFulton, who has 1'npnrd stiff He said similar threats were we In a conspiracy to snuggle , - ..:"-. 1 Collision Driver cocaine from Jamaica to Miami. Foley, who pleaded guilty, testified for the government the other two defendants. Casaelberi'y police said today Prosecutor Michael Sullivan a eodore Lonwood man will appear In TAUAHA&SEE, Fla. (AP) - cupstlonal disease and allowing and Public Defender Th Askew Asks Changes In Compensation Law ? Charged Coy. Reubin Askew today sell-employed persons to come Sakowitz told the judge that Fo. city court April 9 to face two ley risked Musination by UsU. traffic charges placed apInst FXflIDBfldSd the legislature under its coverage. him In connection with the tying In the drug case. enact changes in the state's The task , that Monday motorcycle-van force also recoin"Well, i can te H you now workmen's compensation law oo, collision that resulted In the to correct severe deficiencies mended remaving the $250,000 my life was threatened too and avoid a federal t.ak vvyvc. limitation on death benefits, during the course of the trial,"'death of an 2$-year-old Sanford youth. permitting officers of corpo- Fulton said. Askew sent the lawmakers a rations not to be covered by the Police Chief George Karcher Earlier, Fulton had senvznmaryoIa report y his taak law, giving the dependent tenced Basil Miller, a said John Shuler, , of 10$ force on rorkm en's corn- spouse 104 weeks of benefits on Bahamian that agents say was Hidden Oak Drive, Ingwood, pensatkm that recommended remarriage and raising the leader th the drug plot, to 45 was charged with driving under raising weekly benefits, broad. benefits to workers during years In prison and fined him the Influence of alcohol and ening the definition of an oc- periods of rehabilitation. reckless driving and released $75000 In absentia, on his own recognizance. Shuler, identified by police as driver of the van, was released from Florida Hospital Wednesday night, a hospital spokesman said. Thomas K. Bauder, 18, of 106 Crystal View South, Sanford, was pronounced dead on arrival - . • . :' • at a hospital following the collision on U.S. 17.92 near Piney Ridge Road. . 'p. Police said the motorcycle and van were traveling In opposite directions when the collLion occurred. , #t4M'c&*)E Love Prevails, Even Over Army OUR NEW HOURS DRIVE IN: Monday through Thursday ...................... 8a.m. to6p.m. Friday ........................ ............. .... 8a.m. tolp.m, INSTALLMENT LOAN DEPARTMENT: 2 Escape Monday through Thursday ................ ......9a.m. to4 p.m. Friday ... ....... ... ...... ....... ..............9a.m.tolp,m. Explosion 6 Two men escaped injury In ('assiberry Thursday after a Monday through Thursday can of gas caught lire when they lit amatch to ace if the gas Friday ........... .................. ........ ...9a.m. to7p.m. .................... 9am, tc'4 pm, was flowing into an automobile gas tank. Jerry Seither of Myrtle Lake I(,d, Longwood and Patsy DfataId Photo By siti Vincent) ZOO CONSTRUCTION BEGINS JAMES Ryan, president of the Central Florida Zoological Society (r) and Herb Sullivan, the "snake doctor," ifi help pour concrete for the the tank so they struck amatch to find out. Karcher sighed. The gas can caught fire and they heated it away and ran, but there was no expolsion, Karcher salt anthropoid iape, chimpanzee) building foundation at the new zoo park , Boy were they lucky!" he off U.S. 17-92 near 1.4. The zoo society is aiming for a July opening date.exclaimed. 41 Keep Your WHATCHA MACALL Warm With NUSSLOCH, Germany (AP) F'oljet was warned she was yin. off duty wears granny glasses, - Pfc. James C. Johnson and lating army regulations against flowered shirts and jewelry. EIectr 2nd 1*. Mary Lou Follett are fraternization between officers it. Follett's superiors called ' still living together even though and enlisted personnel. fe her in for three "counseling" heha.sto spend two hours aday WEATHERTRON After Johnson's transfer, the sessions. She said Lt. Col. Doris commuting to share an apart. couple got a lawyer and filed a Cobb, the hospital's nurse supe. HEAT PUMP ment with her. 14-page petition accusing the nor, "wanted to know why ICALL. The Army transferred the 20- Army of systematic harass- didn't go out with officers In.110015, PLUMBING year-old enlisted man last ment. WA LL HEATING, II stead of hanging around with an month from its hospital at 11eI Gen. Michael S. Davison, the enlisted man. I replied that I Sanford 3224 (lelberg to a dispensary 20 mdci commander-in-chief in Europe, didn t know any bachelor offi. away in Worms. But he's still replied last week: "I have con- cers. sharing an apartment In ducted an infornivi inquiry into WE HAVE STATE FORMS Nussloch, near Heidelberg, your complaint. Upon review, I J with the 22-)'ear-old nurse he am satisfied that your reasworked for at the Heidelberg signment was not punitive and ' hospital. was based on proper military17 The Army has also cut off considerations." why you Johnson's monthly off-post Nonsense," Johnson J housing allowance and is pres- retorted in an interview at swing him to live in the bar. couple's three.room, $180-a. should come to us racks at Worms. month apartment. Miss Follett says the Army is "At lleidelbe.'g flopital, using a "double standard" to which already is understaffed, I tweak up her romance with he was specially trained to work in Reason 1, We are income tax enlisted man. the intensive care unit. At specialista. We ask the right "I know married male offi- Worms dispensary, this skill is uestions. We dig for every honest cci's who are dating or living wasted. I clean ears, hand out leduction. We want to leave no with enlisted women, but th e pills and give shots." Henry Block has reasons NO LOBBY HOURS: Tranquilli of Daytona Beach were pouring gas into a automobile at Summitt Apartments In the late evening darkness, Cassetherry Police Cliii George Karcher said Way. AparentIy they were not sure if the gas was going Into 4 for inconie tax help. command doesn't do anything like many young (;Is, John. ;ilxoit thetii,'' she declared, son sympathizes with the peace The couple she from Ft. movement and youth counter. Wharton, N.J., and he from culture and that his not helped Alta Loma, Calif. set up his standing with the army. lie - stone 'unturned to make sure you PY the smallest legitimate tax. - housekeeping last October. lÀ. parts his hair in the middle and r —A Patients are being accepted at THE CITIZENS BANK OF OVIEDO Seminole L()(Ige Nursmq £ Convalescenl Residence ,S(jflff' (;,I E3EBLOCIc .Sqi,,,t' ("(01111 S10 156 GENEVA DRIVE .'1fII11i' OVIEDO, FLORIDA (lHmlI iiiiiil D.aId Orsliam Own,q.Adm. 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A. 4' 1 . , 4,* - , *- c.'o , .- it NFW ORLEANS, (API - vantage over a group of seen Johnny Miller, winner of four Miller Barber said he could players - headed by Lee Ire. titles and almost $l5O,OC al. haeshota62aseasIIyashIs66 vino ard Australian Bruce ready this season, was paireri in the first round of the $150,000 Crampton tied at 67 as the with Nicklaus, had a 71 and said 1i Greater New Orleans OpenGolf w almoatwindiesaweather he "Just hit too many Tournament, but he wasn't at contributed to some extr emely grunkles." He grinned, all disturbed about missing. low scoring on the layout that declined to explain a "As long as you stay right was still wet and heavy from 'gnkle," and said, 'y there where rains figure out how to spefl it' shooting" he Tat said, pointing to his share of the Arnold Palmer Is not cot-,) . 150 broke par . lead with Jack Nicklaus, peting. Tre%lno, whomlssedonly one long as you stay up with hlm, NEW ORLEANS IAP you know you're not going to be green an chipped n or first round %cOffl ThurIdI rn the there, and Crampton were tied fat from where it's at" Gr,a,or New Of In Open just one shot out of the lead with con Tournament on the 7.010 rd Lakewood Country Club Nicklaus and Barber, who big George Archer, Tom tied For the lead after the regu. Watson, tarry Hinson, Rod Jac k Nicklaus 3333Mlie, Barb,, !iun 72 holes of this tourna Curl and Roy Pace. 33 ii U Bruce Crompton 33 31 7 ment a year ago - Nicklaus South African Gary Player Tom Watson 32 3S 61 Rod Cut 1 14 Ij 61 Larry minton 3i 36 4? Let Trevino off in a large group at 68. Toni inS -. • -- ' - - - a, / . . .• . efforts on the 7,0Wyard Lake- continued troubles with an nil;(H)d (nuntry Club cour•, tog thnb th at sent hull in They held a one-stroke ad- search of medical help. I JACKSON'J1UE - OUT u ovework tAay Be an assistant coach with the Kansas Qt, Chiefs, has joined th w coaching staff of the Florida Sh arks of the World Football League. Coach Bud Asher said Robinson will be in charge of the Sharks' defensive seccnd.ry. Robinson retired as an active player in Ifll after 12 seasons. He was a star back at uisIana State fore becomin g a pro anybody's guess. The problem is taxes. Venezuela was demanding as per cent nonresident Income tax on Foreman's $700,000 purse and Norton's 1200,000 earnings, as well as on any ancillary income, However, spokesmen for both fighters said final arrangements were In th e works to guarantee payment of ____ OAK RIDGE POINEER baserunner gropes for third base blindly as his protective helmet simulates darkness. Lyman Grehound thirdbaseman Terry Bach ____________________________ Down The Line - - 44 I By Doug Star urn . I On Act " . L I The Seventh As a rule, the seventh inning is a good time for analyzing how the game g so far and what can be expected in the final few Innings. Just as the bunt is as different from the home run, the different types of 2evtWh Inning stretching tecliuliques are as varied as the dancing flight of Wood's knuckleball. 1 -VI ." V .. --- _S.1 '_J when people kick, bite gouge al literally turn into raving beasts in hot plwsldt ofa foul ball r ocheting off heads and concrete seats cotild be consid, -red SIIfl)rI-pure moments of getting up and milling around. But other than that1 fans sit patiently waiting for their chance to stretch their limbs, talk about how tomorrow will be a better day, and discuss their rheumatism. Rellaqulalgog the opportunity to stretch yourself, especially If the game LI dliii, 31011 can snicker under your PrWarn at the dihfert ways the stretch Is panned, Sometimes you're directly involved. Like when the guy in front of you, whom you have politely been reminding to wait for the seth dng to do his stretching so you can watch the bill game, preforms "Instar.t Stretch"--he's up and down, and then when play resumes you're once again counting the freckles on the back ( There is always the hazard of experlencing a "1 Found Your Bubble Gum Stretch." It's discovered when you get an added boost to your cleaning bill two days laterorI1it.sagoodgooeywady5 hard time getting out of your seat, or you np your puts when ycu fly out of your chaIrtocatchag11mpseofthe wj41. crossing the pla te. orts S , . Friday, Mar. 29,1974 eyelashes and fire engine red lip stick. Out comes thle compact L'.1 comb arld she ba tta her eyelashes at .4Z clip at whoever will watch. The most dangerous stretch Is the "Lost Quarter Stretch"-very costly in terms of money, and health. What happens is, alter finally geulog comfortable In the hard wooden receptacle ti icg office passes off as a chair,squirming and shifting, you stand up and all your change from buying the kids hotdogs and pennants falls an the floor. While on hands and knees, dod" feet the 300 pound fat lady who travels With the visiting team spills mustard In your hair. You're out for the rest of the game. w More Docile In the more docile category there is the 'Delayed Stretch", The rheumatic VWWROW that starts to get up during the top of the seventh and finally reaches a full fledged standing position by the middle of the eighth. you see him Is in the parking lot on your way home, Two more, Its getting late, is the -Final Stretch". game is so lousy you leave at the end of six and one-half-trvilngs, or the seventh - Beer Stretch"-the last few words are muffled and distant as he falls over the barrier separting his box seat from the field. Now with that in mind, we cn get back t origin. Yes the seventh hudng 1155 come a long way from it beginning back around the turn of the century. At a very discipline oriented school, the prexy would tolerate movement or horseplay by his students while they watched the school team perform. From here there are two pret ty good rumors to draw a conclusion upon. One, a guest of the President left during seventh Inning and everybody rose In respect, or the President, although strict.wasthoughtfulanddeci(JerJ the ).5 needed some exercise and seventh Innings was about as long As they could last. Anyway, why not take In a ball game tonight at 7:30 the Minnesota Twims play their first night gum in exhibition play in eight years at Orlanc and seventh Lining stretch time will be loaded with laughs. With theway Uie Twins are playing,its got to be highlight of evening u All S s Wal tonless DAYTON, Ohio (AP) - The Elmore and Billy Knight, is (a- East, assisted by Bob Polk of voted to defeat the West squad St. Louis. John "Whack" HySaturday In the coaches' as- der, ez.Georgla Tech coach, tional college all-star basket- and Bill Foster 01 Utah will dlball game. rect the West. The East leads in the the _______________ senies7-4.Sponoredby Na° '. ' ' Uoml Associ.ation of Colleg Bketball Coaches, it features many of th e na tion's leading senors from the 1973-74 ______________ I 11.b• Baseball E is bidding for its fifth victory in its last six games in the con test nationally televised I Huglift Sports Net. work) al 4 p.m. ED& - Bill Walton and Keith Wilkes of UCLA, Kevin Stacom of Providence and Tom McMullen 01 Maryland turned down offers to play In the game. Barnes, a 6-foot-9 star, led Ios1dence to the National Col. legiate Athletic Association tournament semifinals last year. In his senior k55Ofl, he averaged 2l point* and 18.7 rebvi& Elmore, also 6-9, teamed with McMull en to lead Maryland to national ranking the last two Knight, a hometown 64 product, led an unheralded Pillsburgh team to national p0flI. nence and an NCAA towns. "lent berth, lie averaged points a game. - There is always the aspirirlg debutant,, who thtzles the crowd with her two foot Clark's Hat Trick-Ties Flyers By FRED ROTHENBERG treal, my third goal won The allon, the Toronto Toros nipped A? rts Writer game, 74. We were flUng for the Ecnton Oilers 64 In Bobby arke ed hat New England Overtime; trkkonforaaadsaldltflt big ers edged aevebfld _____ fat Well. But W14ft we were "IN Chmdws 3.2 and the Quebec At). ques whipped the I" tent as the ons lyear against felt as good," Clarke ad- gels Sharks j Montreal," said Clarke, whose j Bladuhlawksl, three goals gave th, Sabres 2. tie Elsewhere in the 1' Itleji M.as'ln's 47th goal of Pl1adeIphga Flyers a 3.3 Na- Chfragc tional Hockey League tie with falo Sabres Wted to a 2-2 lie season with (he minutes left in the Atlanta Flames Thursda) and the Slack Hawks arid But. the game gave Buffalo its tie ls Angeles Kings night. keeping alive dropped the New Yor with k Island- Seires slim playoff "When I had my first hat era 4-1. - trick lag ym ap1W Mon- In the World Hockey Associ- Aril Sa ri Frericio vs Oakland at Dayton Two M, Ari Dayton landed two Players In the game, rft Enld Smith and 64 MAke Sylvester, Smith averaged 18 points and Sylvester 17.1. Other East All-Stars are 6-9 Rob Jones of North Carolina, 6-7 Baltimore vi P4e* Yor k (Al at (omona Atlanta a? West Palm Beach. Fla. V Lou#% vs Cincinnati at T,*mA&. Rotton vs Det roi t at Lakel and. II. Te.as vs Houiton, at Houtton, 'i Sunday Games J0 l'IL-(:()IA of Roanoke. " Atlanta vs mi"" 9to al Orlando, Frank Kendrick of Purdue, $-Il Ila Mike Robinson of Michigan Detrot vs Cncnat, at Tampa, State and 64 Dwrell Elston of North Carolina. Fl,, C.',torrna vi Los Angeles at L ,tn ew - NOIN)ViN,WYO,kAJ a? Form Laue.tdale. F?a On West team are 8.7 Larry "Man of Texas. " P,#ISOWQh VS P1,118dejoIlt al Come Harmori of Creighton,54 1 (t r Lun Krueger 01 Kansas, 2 Dan C t caqo (A' vi 5' LOu's it St Anderson of Cab. Ptevsbrg. nh San Ogo vs. Ch,caqo IN) • fornia, 6-2 Bruce King of Pan An:, Oakland AmerIcan, 6-3 Tom henderson San r'.' Ii,, of Hawaii. 6-8 Kevin Resuni of flalfrnwq vs monitrat at San Francisco, 64 Al Eberhard Reach, Fla sie (1 Missouri, (-7 Ray j) f canto by seven porntz. York (N) a? ha M,y,sota vi Philadei,ia at Cte.rater. na Ch,cago (A) vs Plttb*flgh ftradtnto,,, It,, Chicago (N) vs Ml*aukeei? Sun C ity. Ace: Cleveland vi San Diego at Yuma, Hardin of New Mexico. of 5OS?Ofl vi yrj. Fl. KariiSS C'?! it FQtt Milwaukirt W1 r1csc,. Art, clovolona at they v'on three points from Sandy Russell and Bobl Pitchers Max Leon, Barry lsch and Joe Grzands and infieldersRod Gl!bs-eath and Jim Breaze*je were sent to the Braves' farm club at Richmond. Veteran IMehler Sormy Jackson was released when he refused to go to Richmond. Under a new rule, Jackson had to give his approval before being sent to th e minors. ` SAN FRANCISCO (A?) The San Francisco 4k-s have traded free safety Mike Simpson to the Baltimore ceits for an undlosed draft Simpson, 5400t-11 and 170 pounds, is in his fifth year in the National Football league. He formerly played for the University of Houston. The Colts expect to use him as a cornerback and on kick returns, a Baltimore club spokesman said when the trade was annoumed Ilutsby. 0 I - i Stecher Dies At 80 I . ST. CLOUD. Minn. (AP) - Joe Stecher. so, former world heavyweight wrestling champion, died at Veterans' Hospital earlier this week. Forced to retire from the ring in 1934 because of III health, Stecher had been a patient her e for about years. A native of Dodge, Neb., Stecher claimed the world UUe bydefeaUngQarlIecutteratckn.haInJuly95 Funeral services are pending in San Francisco, where his widow now resides. __ Lake em to B _____ / ___ '.... " To Victory ,.-, I- .. . ' - - Herald Photo Cy 3 Richird) FORD LTD FOR BALLET TOURNEY HOLE IN one contest winner at the Mayfair Cauntry Club's Baflet Guil d Tournament April 6-7 will drive off in a 1974 Ford LTD courtesy of Jack Prosser Ford, L. C. Dennis, the tourney's first gold sponsor (right) accepts keys to the car from Prosser salesman Lou Lucchitti. series against the Carolina Cou. George McGinnis contributed The victory enabled Denver gars in LouIsville, 20 points and 14 rebounds for to tie San Diego for the fourth The Colonels closed out the the Pacers. Willie Wise netted and final playoff spot in the regular season Thursday night Stars. points for West The teams MU meet by edging the Memphis Tams lasol's two free throws tonight In Denver to break the 107-105 in the only other game with six seconds left gave Km tie. The survivor visits Utah pla yed. lucky its winning margin over &turday night in round am of Ralph Simpson provided the Memphis. Artis GWnore Led the the playoffL winning margin for the Rockets winners with 24 points and 15 The loss, combined with In- by converting a pair of free rebounds. Professional Lakers Facing Bucks Basketilmll In NBA First Round Plqoffs BY no. Associated Press and the injured Jerry West. feil The 14s Angeles Lakers, last behind Golden State in the N. Fin? RSUft4 team to win a spot in the Na- rifle Division race early in the AlI Sari" Ball-0.1 Starting Times in CDT tional Basketball Association season Uld RPPeared a good bet East Olvtsl.n playoffs, are hoping they won't to miss the playoffs. But big Virginia s. pew v., be the ('u-st to lose one. Elmore Smith, Chamberlain's Fri. March se-at Now York. SOS pm The Lakers open their bestof- replacement, and Jim Price, Mon. APRIL -at New York, 7, quarter4lnal series against filling in for West, sparked th e the mighty MIlwaukee Bucks Lakers past at sagging W". This. April 4-al Hampton, Va .5. Sun April 7-at Norfolk, Va 330. tonight in Milwaukee. The riots down the stretch, Mon AI ,• N York.. if 05, Bucks posted the league's best The Bucks wi ll have to Face ' record during the reilar cam- the challenge without guard Irwr April Il -al Norfolk. Vi .5. palgn, 59-23, and Laker Coach Lucius Allen, if n"essary out for the duraSal April I)-at N* York S OS.? Bill Sharman is worried. tion due to it knee operation. necessary In New York, the Knicks will "We feel Milwaukee Carolina vs. kentvct1 be hoping to eliminate the Bul. best team In the league," says le Mon April 1-01 Kentuck y, I 10. ts for the fifth time in the last Wed April 3-a? Kntucky, 110 Sharman. ,,and tn beat them Years. Fr, A pr il S-al Greontooro, N C. 'll have to be very fortunate I -Man, we play each other so and play at our very best." Sat Agwil 6--#t CharM " often. they know our plays bet. Tuti Ap.I 5-at Kentucky. I ID. The defending champion New York Knicks host the Capita l ter than we do," says New York tcessary. Fr, April 17-81 Gn,wnsoro. Bullets tonight as another q. guard Walt Frazier. N C. S. .t ncrsary Knicks' center Willis Reed Sat April 13-a? Kn?tk y. p io, . ter-final series begins, a nd Bullets' forward Wes Un"ftsar V Detroit visits Chicago satur. seld. both of whom spent much Wet? D,v,tlon day afternoon and Buffalo is at 01 t he season sidelined with San Antonto vj Indlons Sa t March mama. 5 '° Boston Saturday night in the knee Problem. will be in action other first-round action. MOn April I-&I I ndiana. 9 10 tonight, arid their effecUven, Wed Apr,l 3-at San Ant on 'o, The Lakers, playing without or lack of same, could hold U t' is the departed Wilt Chamberlain key to t he series. By I Bushon H I set Ju ger s Streak To U MIAMI ( AP) Trainer owned by the Montpelier who wasn't leveling out ough nk A. Bonsol hopes to get stables of Mrs. Marion duPont the stretch. hongotorunstraightff, Scott. He will leave the post in first time ever Saturday and the eighth position In a field of "It seemed asilhe were more upset favored Judger and 10. interested in counting the lmnade In Saturday's $100.. Bushongo, given 4.1 overnight crowd than running." added Flamingo at Hialeah. odds, Will be ridden by Don Bushongo breezed five Furnm mile and an eighth race is MacBeUL He was a hall length longs in 1:01 2-5 in a workout a top 3-year-old Kentucky behind victor little Current Wednesday. DeftPUT.Previous Flamingo week ago in the nine furl winners Include Citation, Nash- Everglades here after bumping The Judger-Cannonadeentry us, Needles, Bold Ruler, Tim third place Hasty Flyer. of trainer W.C. Stephens has Tam, Carry Back, Northern "if he ever learns to run been listed a 6-5 favorite for the Dancer and Buckpasser. straight, he'll beat any horse he race. Judger, to be ridden by "lie needs more racing," ad- faced today." Hialeah starter Laffit Plncay Jr., has the No. 3 mits BonsaI of Bushongo's fail- Charlie Camac said of Bush- postposiUonandCaad e to ure to run stralghL Ile son of ongo after the Everglades. "Ile be ridden by Pete Anderson, the $100,000 purr earner Mango is was the only horse in the r4ice So. 4 sIct. The ASSNialed Press R er Lyman Ga/s - Ov By JOHN CRER WA Herald Cormpoodent Susan Woody, Lilly Latimer Dorfman and Tina Butterwort the mile run crown. 11cr tune and Anita Cleveland put took the next two sports with was 6:31. Darlene Berkley was together a U.S to win the 440 Cherrle Joseph getting fourth second followed by Valerie FORF CITY ReCords yard relay for the Hounds. for Lyman. French and Cindy Williams. fell Thursday in the fIrst Brantley took the lead from In the only other field event organized girls track meet in the start when Jo Antile Krenter Becky Hagle and Linda Van The 440 yard dash was cap. Seminole County as a Lake hurled the discus 61' 9" Eepoel battled for first with lured by Cathy Dempsey of rntley crew, rich In depth, breaking the District of Hal;le coming out on Lake Brantley in 70,8, Cheryl fly handled Lyman, 10146, Columbia record. Suzy Sup clearing to Van Eepoel's4 ' Frey was second followed by Three out-of-state records was nd and Sandy Dunn 4". Nancy Lauretta was third at l)unni Smith and Gail were br oken and one was tied, took third. Donna Hunt with a 4' 2" and Barbara Falner Burkhart. Although the Patriots won the throw of 53' 11" too* fourth, taking fourth, a o at Individual star was Lynun'a The half mile belonged to Gina Nichman, from Brail. In the 60 yard low hurdles &y Stroup. She anchored the they woo the long Jump with a Kathy lasure finished Stroup who completed the wboing milerelayand5aOya distance 01 14' 7" With Tias fI withaUmeof9.9wit hSuzy distance in 2:45.5. Robin mn and finisheld second in the Butterworth rst Witaker was second and Terri 11 41 10 yard hurdles flicks third. Beth Travis diicu Greyhounds lock third and Cindy Williams cane up with fo4rthwithAniteCeodand and fourth resp tive followed taking the fourth place ec ly. I ue fir st place ribbons, ribbon. SuunWoody. Terri Foster won the loO yard uding two of three relay IV hosts cOnth"d gx* dash at 12.3 for Brantley and in In the IM individual running ;a ents. field dondnom as Jo Am the Process broke the New event. the 220 yard dash. Teff I a They won MD yard rela y Krenzer also took the $ht, Brunswick record. Lyman's Foster emerged on top in 29.7 in 2:01.2 breaking the Michigan followed by Shane Ilabel, Mary Anita Clevelan d was second ('herrie Jose ph as second and record The Brantley girls also Lou Krenzer and Gail one-half second off the pace. then Tern Hunt a nd Tins picked up the 880 medley win in Burkhart. Gina Nickman was third and Butterworth. r40 Wins i' Johns Nine Id1ng Valencia. ¶ ' 5U3011 - - I SiC Blasts ,o.oll M11 ID --.. - I)onna Iletalie qualified for the over Florida Convoy In the Sharp's6 series were high Muscular Dystrophy Tourfor nament. Generation Gap bowling the losers. league. It was spl1ts Ill for Myrtle Dot Button fired a to Davis as she picked up boost Able Rent-All to three 3-4, arid 5-7 twice ins in their match with the Fran Mills spared the 4-7-10; southern Loaners. Fadle hlyiott 5-&Io. and Laura Harris rolled a l6S4 StOens the 27. as b assist for Ann's Florist PALATKA_ when they scored a clean sweep Leftfielder The 3.10 fell for Pat Alligood Ji mmy joiner Is walking over U.S. Bankers, and Hazel Ferrell. Anna around today with a smile on Judy Sellers and Brenda Coleman and Ftafl Mills face as Wide as the grand Wilkins wm high for Whitaker P dth lO.JeanGoneiez . Paving when they won three S. Noma Sharp 5-6; and Nina canyon_Andrfghty, points from Butt's Texaco, Darnell 4-3. The SJC slugger broke out of Fly Caster Boats and Faira Sisy Plaza Laundromat spli Laura Harris and Bobbie had fisgama hitting slump and St. John's Community the points 2-2. Mahle Adamst RlIc chlkeJ in th e only College outfielders back. was high for the Boaterd while turkeys peddaling all day as he pounded Eve Rogero led the lzunBobbile Retalic bowled 76 pim out a double, triple, and a home dromat. her average and will run to lead Raider' Sandy Russell's 163-444 was a s over St. pete com In the 'Queen of John's, 11-3, moving boost for Monroe Harbour as Month the th By The Associated Press diana's 1I1.I victory over theows in the closing iecond& "You've got to hand it to Utah. dr opped the Spurs into Simpson wound up with Denver," said San Antonio third place In the West and cost points and Mike Green added 22 Conch Tom Nissalke. "They them homecourt advantage for Denver. had to win to have a chance to In their series with the Pacers make the playoffs and they did which opens Saturday night George Gervin netted 24 it. They played a heck of a points for San Antonio. game" . Roger Brown was the big gun vision, the New York Nets will iflhIldlana'striUmphoverUtah. Niske and his Spurs their best-of-7 series Brown collected 32 points, beaten Thursday nigh t 98.4 by open ains th ag t e Virginia Squires eluding five three-point the Rockets in a game that afbaske ts, and scored the winning tonight in Uniondale, N.Y. fected both American BasketKentucky Colonels wait bucket In the final seconds alter ball Association West DIVIAIOfl until begin their stealing the ball. Monday to playoff series. . •. WEST PALM Beach, Fla. (AP) -The Atlanta Brava have cut aplayerstoredu Bobbie Retalic's 187-497 led Hacienda Village. .1 threeJudge panel. If an appeal Is made, the state Supreme Court is required to consider it. The decision by the Appellate vtMon of &zperio followed y a day a similar decthon by Judge George B. Gelman of Hackensack in the case of Frances P5c1t01-e 11. e had aped Feb. 210 play Braves Cut Six Men to Detroit to 3 Kegling I ,, '-": 'i-• watch his son, Matt, 17, play When Bob Grlese broke his "Rookie Don S(rock more football for Brother Rice High leg, Morrall stepped in and than lived up to our e. School. started 10 games as the Del- pectations and has a fine future Morrall says he has never phins finished the 1972 cam- but is stIll untested," added had a chance to see his 8400t-3, palgnasSuperllowlchamplonj Shula. "I want Earl in there 205 pound son, a senior offen. with a perfect 1 7 record . He behind Griese." sive ta c kle, play football. Retalic Leads Team To - . MIAMI (AP) - Crew-cut was named the team's most Morrall was asked tn coach Earl MolI says he plans to valuable player. Toronto Northmen 01 the reuj his rocking chair to the Aikdotauket vs Oakland at Mft&. MortaR saw limited action as new World Football League but At, locker room of the Miami Dol,ii a reserve (or last majon-2 Su. says he told thie I stayed efroa vs Montreal of Daytons phins training camp this July Per Bowl champs. He threw in foottigill, 11 woclub "if Beach. Fla. uld be with the and prepare for his 19th Nation. only 38 passes and corripiew 17 DolWM Ntw York (N) vs Pittsburgh ii Football League season, Br,nton. Fla, for 3 yards. Cincinnati vs Philadelphia at "I'm 90 per cent sure I'll be "E -ery time I've talked to C1rw.ter. Fla back, unless something awfully em pty feeling" after last sea- Shulia, lie says he w&nts to keep Cleveland v%. Chicago IN) &I ngs way koftidale. Art drastic happens to ctmnge my son because he didn't feel he'd y've been the mind," said Morrall, who will contributed San r nan o s San Dego at last two years," added MotTall, to the club. Yuma. Af.1 be 40 on May 17. But he added, "You never *hO Played previously with San C'ncnat, St Louis at St Moall, who earns an estl- feel like that while the Petersburg. Fla season is Francisco. Pittsburgh, Detroit, 1e4J% vs Houston at Hoton. mated $90 O00 s year dod made going on. You always figure the New York Giants and Baltiyou n,QP$ an additional $30,000 in post. may be In there sny minute, I'll more. Los AnqeIm$ Vt California it season pla yoff money th e past be ready to play, like always," Anaheim, night The Muskegon, Mich., native Now Y or k AI two seasons, was claimed by Coach Den Shula said, "I'm says he will ask Shula Miami nghI for a the Dolphins as a $100 free real pleased about R oston vs M,vi,sota at Orlando, Earl. He was chance to make quick roundtrip agent after Baltimore cut him re.'dy all last year if we needed flQh? weekend visits Arcein Mont, eat vs. N seasons. WV LIVIU WlIfl 1.4)315, -- Simpson To Colts Earl Morrall Returning To 'The Wai G hin.. - ...Ji, L WASHINGTON (AP) - Douglas Porter named head football coach M Howard University, the school announced Thursday. Porter swceeds Tillman Sew, who h" retired. Formerly head coach at MlsaIadp Valley State, Porter has been offensive backfleld coach and assistant athletic director at Grambling since 1966. 0 in 1972. fllJ Porter Football Boss Fridays Games Ch.C.90 (Al Kans City at Forf MIerL F a. Saturdap's Osni,t Cahlornia vs lot AgeIet at Los • Gelman said the Ridgeflald p Athletic ocisti was setting a bad example by chazg elude "Boys" In the title and by threa tening to close dowo rather n let girls play. - harry Litwack, former #.I, Denver Rockets Fnrn Pin ,rff czI,+ 11. -- -:T,------, - i ----. League. leading hitter with three. Raburn was charged with the nesday night action. Bob Bray Wayne Fakess added two for loss, and John oz banged out the winners and FAdie Morton triples and Alan Bully and singled twice for Southern Bell. Jim Gibson doubled and Galloway added two-bagger Cecil Dandridge gave up Just singled while John Thorpe had apiece to lead the hitting. Bruce six hits for the wliL four singles to pace the winning McKIbbIn picked up three First Assembly 204 victory singles for Recipe. Church League over First Baptist. First Baptist came up with a 54 lead after JA PROER9 In church league action, the ft frame, but was shutout STROSIBERG-CARLSON 6 Nazarene blasted Its way to a the rest of the way while First 21-12 decision over Pineerejt Assembly ci up with eight Jack Prosser Ford held on foll Bap(L, t and First Assembly big runs in the bottom of thle a M win despite stromberg. came up with poser in the third to take t game. Carbon's four run final Inning late stages to take Robinson andthree John rally. Steve Plriczky collected over First Baptist after fallingDennis Blaylock both had three hits for the losers while behind 5-3 in the first frame. Cubit Malone had three for Paul Watson was the only safeties and Don Cox and Prosser. Singling safely twice Nazarene softball hit two. player with DennisCU for the winners were James an extra base rap, a n Reese was e winning double, bu 13800011e- and' George he had' lotof assistance Proüct,' • hj tea • Bruce cepuran Bob Wells rapped a pair 01 m WillyQunmlngsgayeuponly and Carem Gager both had a singles to pace the losing nine hits in the losing effort trio of singIes and Watson Baptista with other hits Ted Endicott picked up the win Joined his brother Joe, Ranom Bob Tulp, Alan Singletary from , Dale allowing 16 hits. Gonzalez, with Austin, Donny Beverly, De In other Metro action, San. two singles. Joe Morgan took Turmy and losing pitcher Otte ford Merchants scored in every the win. Thomas. . , Aspiring Debutante Page 10A - Then of course. the "Roiaining stretch.. He gets up. decides to take a quick stroll, gets lost and if you're lucky, the next time Final Stretch Instant Stretch Rick Galloway pitched a one. inning except the third, Al Murphy hit a triple and hitter in Sanford Metro Men's puung out a victory over single while lug Stewart and Softball action as Famous Southern Bell, The Merchant's Robert A shby both had two Recipe trounced A1E Con. Butch Cook was the game's singles for the losers. Jim veyor ii to highlight Wed. ' • . Herald Staff Writer Somewhere in the annals of basCbBU folklore, the name of the inventor of L "aewntmnning tch" hb In la. It could probably be determined, Mat Is, if you've got the time to wade through tons of old literature hunting for such trivia. But the "aeventh.Innjnit stretch" is as late" a part of baseball as is the "Star Spangled Banner" (the (tnt of only two Items you may legally leave your seat during a ball game), blind umpires and rallies that didn't happen. -. tL ra! 4*1- -~~ig..'V,T TRENTON, N.J. (AP) A New Jersey appeals court today upheld a ruling that Little League baseball mist let A Little League spokesman said the organization had not yet decided whether to appeal 11* 2-1 ruling by the ;.I d - 0 - Girls Must Play - Reci pe One Hitter _ A.- - V- ~~:-,~- 1'J.. - ..- -- 1w!i.~-, 1. _________________ DIrt. " lii . tches • - -. ______________ - - --- Gallowa man applies the tag too late, runner was safe hut never scored. Lyman defeated Oak Ridge 4-0 and remained undefeated (6-0) in Metro Conference action I 'AZ14 _________ NOW WHERE DID I LEAVE THAT THING? ~y ____ ____ ____ - International Airport Thursday morning while Norton and his group were stopped Thursday nigh t. 4 .. Too - taxes and other bill, from Foreman's second-round kncCkout of Norton In their title bout Tuesday night. Foreman and his party were turned back at Maiquetia (Herald Photo By John Ch,vwa 15921 LAI. (AP) - Defeated heavyweight challenger 1114 1.1 l By v Rudl at first slugging AP Spr1 Wr left fielder Greg exhihition baseaii victory over base in Outfielder leron Lee, who hit rst" ever the Chicago White the fifth inning. slns tore For a rookie,Bill MIdiock palm of his hand .300 with the California Angela, Cleveland pitcher Mlii Wilco San ego Padres Sax 1. as relaxed as x on a cyclone y come. It's The only tr ouble is that if promptly balked hi fence and my in lfl was sold to Cleveland Fred Patek hits grand slam m to second miss the Phiflies' opener pitchers who the have to face Macflock's erratic glovework and a week and theCalifornia Angels ship an d Buck Martinez cracked a Washington breezed home from Saturday. him who are starting to tense continues, he ped outfielder 011ie Brown to may also ffeld on Reggie Jackson's single. solo shot as the Kansas City up. The 6PhlIs didn't miss Lu- Houston. .591 % Royals raked Jun Palmer, U. Madlock, who wns acquired zinskl' Thursday, though. Bill timore's 1973 Cy Young Award enough to prevent an Robinson, Padres in a trade with the Texas No Hit, No Field another outfielder, Il-S loss to winner, for 11 runs in live in. the Cleveland In- smashed a two-run Rangers and who is homer to The New York Yankees wish nings and clobbered dians. Dave Duncan's three.ru provide a 3-2 victory over the Orioles make the Chicago Cubs forget Meanwhile, the rawest rookie homer In the first the Texas would get rid of Jeff 14-3. inning was Atlanta Braves. Ron Santo, has a 14-game of them all made his debut the Indians, big blow and Burroughs. For the second time The Cincinnati Reds rapped loser hitting streak and an out.ofsight Thursday, While Madlock Is Two more veterans hit the in a week, Burroughs delivered Ken Detroit's Mickey Lollch and Spr lngt1me batting average of good-hit-no-field , Oakland's a two-run Holtzman also surrendered dust in roster moves. Pitcher a grand slam to knock off the homer to Charlie Chuck Dobson, trying to come John Hiller for 12 hits, seven of .592. That's .592, folks 49 at. Herb Was hington is no-hit-no- Spikes, Yanks, this time by a 7-4 score. them for extra bases, and bats, tiit, back from arm surgery two The hard4litung outfielder field, All Washington does is has clubbed the Tigers 8.1. ago, was Thursday. Madlock ripped run, Injury Bugaboo placed on walv- six spring hornets and 22 runs Claude Osteen scattered six two doubles and two singles and ers by Oakla nd and the Cincin. betted in. The A' inserted the world tr The injury bugaboo s uck natl Reds di d hits in eight innings and the stole home in the ninth inning class sprinter from the same with Jerry Reuss scattered 10 hits houston Astros Michigan the Philadelphia camp w hen _ ____-. - blanked the ou tfielder Larry Stahl. • in pitching the Pittsburgh PiP1. Boston Red Sot -O Ken Norton was to try again to leave Venezuela today while champion George Foreman planned to stretch his enforced Caribbean vacation through th e weekend. But Just when the government would okay their departure as 31 3S 64 Larry zitgief 33 is 4a Jerry _ - Taxes Delay Norton, Champ I'll 148 vel ) s 1)6'Gafy Player is MG Robinson Joins Sharks F'rmer alip'o safety and Lead ___ -.1 ls *1' - A Cubs ' B i lI Madlock Is Hitting .592, . "1 1 9".61 W 11 Goff Friday, Mar. 29,1974--I Sports Briefs Barber - - The Sanford Herald 1,1I 1; % .~ I ,, .4 . - - ,$,' T'l. .. 1. .. j 1i i . ~~ !& -: -.,--.-` .I ,` * ' 'I -- 1I ..4, I. Z ' ", U mal k lying the New Mexico Greyhound stronghold with Ku in command, with a 161' 7be team of Kathy Lesure, 51- ton for firsL Brendey'q Deb In what is conajderecj A rematch between the two most grueling 01 all even ts Suzy county rivals is tenta tively set Stroup literally ran away with for April. HIGH FLYING HAIRDO IN HURDLES RACE team Herald Photo By John Chprwa) �8 __ $8,000 Legislative Pay Raise Draws Fire ___ —I rya In r.:L '- Nixon Subpoena Date Reset UAW Head Calls For Impeachment _ Awfl. PU !ovgl*d A1..,d I, Ira#* form CFO" Ts$a Ahom,nt.Tøic lncr.o,P,,dict,d W More news... More features... All the national, international and local news written concisely and interestingly to provide the Information ,you need to keep up with your constantly changing lifestyle. You'll find it all in the The Herald six days a week. Feature stories of every variety, filling in the gaps, adding flavor, probing a notch deeper, bringing new dimensions to the news. J___ You'll find your neighbors pictured in our pages every day, doing the things they do to make their lives and yours a little more enjoyable, a bit more meaningful. F!!!-. _ Minister I1tctncbr 4 . Friday, Mar. 29, 1974-18 Mission Aid 1In 1 I Reverse _ - 4r ,1 More Ads... More photos... The Sanford Herald J. As we lace holy Week and There Is a profound difference. •. $ Easter it is whl to reflect upon In our culture, there is a NEW YORK AI' - Normal. "second mile" missions giving the anger that was so much a common feeling that to be 1, Y it has been the American program. Part of those experiences In the angry Is wrong. Much of this . churches that send financial Despite the trend toward letter to the Ephesians Paul dates from childhood training, help to missions in poorer more even-handed relationship * gives us a sentence that has where a child Is told he lands. But in this case, the re- between American-European ' . profound and far-reaching naughty if be is angry. As a I verse happened. Some South. churches and those in poorer Psychological implications, east Asian churches sent funds regions, the number of Amenconsequence, many people feel . It reads, "Be angry, but do guilty about feeling angry, to some hard-up American con- can Protestant missionaries no sin; let not the sun go down when it may be quite a normal gregatlons, again is rising slightly, after a ' I on your anger." Anger can reaction. The Rev. Dr. Howard Irin- brief downturn. cause, and does cause, a great ton, of the United Methodist Anger can be harmful, According to the latest stat deal of harm in the human destructive, evil. There is no Board of Global Ministries, tical roundup, the total now ex. personality. \\ It is often question about this. Anger that says it's believed to be the first ceed.s 35,0)O American Protes. / misunderstood and, sur. is uncontrolled, that is per. time in the denomination for t.ants, maintained overseas at a prisingly, Is neglected in both mitted to run wild, that has overseas churches to send mba- cost of $393 million annually, / cy to U.S. churches. theological and psychological become vindictive, can be very comparedtoa , ta1of 1969 literature. I do not attempt a harmful. This Is one reason it is an(l annual expenditures of $34S lie adds that the action symconclusive discussion in this warned against. When one's bohizes the lnternatkir.al part. message. I simply offer some anger escapes its bounds, then — About 7,469 American Roman nershlp that has deseloped be. I . thoughts on the problem of it results In sin. Cathoiirsnow are serving over. anger, and its use. tween churches, replacing the seas, down from the 9,65 Anger must be recognized, once dominating paternal ro admitted. To deny it, to repress Many great men have "f U.S denonunatjofts and lead serving in foreign mision.c five 4 ears ago, angry. The prophet.s in tile Oki it, Is but to deceive ourselves, ing to a to- ay street Testament were often angry. Me person who refuses to The decline for Roman tern of mutual efforts. KINGS HERAIDS TO SING Read the Book of Amos, as he admit his anger only buries it, Catholicism parallels that for WINTER SPRINGS Seventh-day Adventist While thenumber shift has resulted cried out against the Injustices to come out in some other form. a growing of Asian andin most of the mainline Protestant Jr., broadcast speaker will also be present, as a Church, 50 Ms Rd., Winter Springs, will hear of his day. Main Lather was No emotion is ever lost. If it is African missionaries Coming to denOminations. The counter. one time feature of the church's Neighborhood angry about the corruption in not admitted, controlled, a program by The Kings Heralds Quartet of Increase of work inthiscountq, the receipt balancing Bible Club and Inter-Faith Community Service the church. In fact, he said, redirected, it may come out in Protestant missionaries has "The Voice of Prophecy" worldwide radio of financial help here from held each Sunday morning. "When lam angry I can preach psychosomatic complaints — ,. broadcast Sunday at 10 am. ELMS. R abroad marks a rarer wrinkle occurred mostly among conichards and pray better." Our headaches are the most cornservative, evgelical groups in the process. p forefathers were angry about mon — attitudes of jealousy, However, the iargest number The modest sum—$l,000— of missionaries maintained unfair taxation by Britain , and envy, or other neurotic traits. Anger must be controlled. All was dispatched by the abroad by any single group is they said so. Lincoln Li was angry Singapore district of the the ZO supported bysoitji,e.n emotions must be controlled. about the slave trade. Jesus for that matter. It is better to methodl*sts Chinese Methodist Conference Baptists, the country's biggest saw the temple being used y dishonestly by the money suppress anger than to use it to a low-income, Spanish- Protestant denomination. For Community United Methodist theme with the congregation both the 8:30 and 9:3o I, fn. speaking congregation at other large denotniruitions, ul., Neither changers, nd he was angry vindictively. is Church will observe youth day lnging Put Your hand in the services on the subject, •.fl., Grand Prairie, Tex., the Mid. count of missionaries has fallen and drove t'wm out. necessary. One must recognize Sunday with the youngpcopleof Hand of the Man" and Nazarene 4 Gospel According to Christ's Cities United Methodist -steeply in recent years. his spirit Is better than he who the church In charge of the 8:30 "Precious Lord, Take My Church, and to an Indian con. There are times when we takes a city." (Proverbs 16:32). and 11 a.m. services and a Hand." Inflation, and deflation, of the Paul J. Trissel of Avon Park, Enemies." ought to be angr; as Christians! A years ago a young turk of ow' concert by lake Brantley High A fellowship supper in honor gregatlon near Schulter, Okla., dollar have been depressing son of Church of the Nazarene Not to be angry ii. the presence Church in a convention chided a School Chorus at 7 p.m. Little Cusset.ah Church. Zuleger will factors on the U.S. missionary a Debbie presentation by introduce the In- of Lake Mar' Pastor, Rev. Paul of those who recently joined of cruelty, Injustice, neglect, great mnin!ster of the church for Both are working to raise Operation. There also has been TrIs.Sd, will be evangelis t at church will be held at 6:30 p.m. Theme for the worship ser- trepretive movement group of owe by a program money for new church build. * growing trend to turn over evil, is, in itself, wrong. The not controlling his anger. He vices will be "Hands" and "lie Ain't Heavy, He's rivival services this weekend at Sunday followed presented by the Work Area examples of those whom I have said to his young critic, "I speakers will be Tami Clifton, Brother," Also participating ings, and the Chinese Christians creasing amounts of the task to his father's church on Education, Slides will be shown chipped in $500 for each group national churches, a change mentioned are ample evidence, control more anger every day Rusty Relker, and Youth the two services are Debbie and Lake Avenue, part of Methodism's global they have sought. and depicting the many activities of There have been times when in than you do in a week." The Director Ted Mdlllvain, The Carla Cleland, Jon Reichert, Services tonight the face ol evils. that we need to great men and women of the youth choir will sing and the Clark Pickett, Bruce Bran- Sot'i' begin at 7:30 fl4 the educational ministry, A be angry. The Scripture does faith are those who have maleensemble Will doa medley sford, Pamela Graydon and services are: Sunday reception honoring Rev, and not say not be be angry. It says, learned to control their own of "Hands" songs. hymns for Linda MacLend, school, 10 a.m.; worship, 10:50 Mrs. Gould, assistant pastor, Holy "Be angry, but do not sin." spirits! the morning will follow the The young people will enjoy a.m. and 7 P.M. Special music who has been with the church will the be by the Pickering Family this past year, will follow. an afternoon of fellowship atthe and Lighthouse Quartet home of the Ken Haynes home Is Whitney Dough The speaker Is a graduate.ofAllen Chapel in Winter Springs with Ming, games, barcecue supper, Bethany Nazarene College in Allen chapel AME Church The Rev. Whitney Dough, devotions and singing from 2.6 Oklahoma, will celebrate its annual Men's producer and host of the p.m. Day Sunday, by featuring them First United Methodist Hour, national radio rnice Male Chorus with Willie Christian Outreach . broadcast heard over 150 Methodist White, soloist at the organ stations, will be speaker at the Lenten drama, "Take Attorney James Perry, vice Mrs. Jean Glanton of Sanford Kiwanis Club meeting Orlando This Cup," will be presented by president of SEEDCO will Annual Youth Week Is being officers attending. John enrichment washeld in Christian Women's Outreach First United Methodist Wednesday. Dough Is in Sanobserved March .31 at San. Thomas, Youth Baptist Men's after Youth deli ver the 11 a.m. message on which the youth returned group, will be guest speaker ford prior to Holy Week th Players on April 5-7 In the ford First Baptist Church with director, presided at a Tuesday thetheme, "Men and Their to the church for refreshments Saturday when the in- Fellowship • preparation for the Bowdoinyoung people assuming many of meeting of the Baptist Men. Th Hall of First United Responsibilities In the Decade e and a devotf on period. Saturday Sowder Crusade to be conSanford Methodist Church of Sanford at of Crisis," the respon si bilities for the Florida Pea cema kers Quartet night ..2. Perry comes to recreation time will in. CVO organization meets at ducted at First United operation of the church. Youth provided the program. p.m. each evening, Mrs. Sanford from Augusta, dude a ping-pong tournament. Sanford Chamber of Commerce Foreman Ga. Methodist Church. week is designed to be a time of Heard has written the After receiving a B.A. degree in building on First Street 9:30 A hymn-drama on the life and The Wednesday evening play and is directing th e cast of Business traini ng of you ng people for the Administration from am. to noon. Free coffee and 35 songs Youth Sunday prayer service was of a famous hymn writer School led by Don youths. All of the people St. Augustine College, be envarious church positions, doughnuts will be served, will be given at Kiwanis, and connected to Christ's life during tered the United States Army. Youth Pastor Dean Barley Beverly, youth minister of Director Troy Ray Ill, and his ta ff of y outh teachers en. also each morning during Holy his last days will be presented In 1969, he will bring the message at the education. Youth Chairman of s entered Columbia Week at 10 a.m. at First United courage a large attendance Deacons Dan McIntosh, at 3:30 and II a.m. services in colorful costumes.Three University School orw Redeemer Lutheran Methodist. Re will direct the Sunday. Youth Minister of some l8youth deacons attended Sunday School, Church training complete sets have been built he received his J.D. degree. choir for the evening services. st by the youth under the Rev. Paul Doellinger MusIc and Youth Lewis Dorton the regular deacons meeting on Sunday evening will be under Of honors he has received Is Mr. Dough has been tromthe direction of Wednesday night, Joe leadership of Foreman heard. The Charles Evan Hughes Pickens, Paul Lutheran Church, Apopka, will direct the music, youth church bone soloist on two intraining director, will be speaker at the midweek The public is Ac"ompanists for Youth Invited to the Fellow Award, and he is a A progressive retreat was Sarah Mercer will serve REV. W. lX)UGhi ternational religious radio as Lenten service Wednesday at performances, There will be no member of the Bl Black Law Week are Beth Duggar, organ, held for all the youth on Friday. youth Woman's Missionary ...Hymn programs programs. 7:30 p.m. at Lutheran Church of admission charge, but an of- Student Association and and Cathy Cosmnato, piano. Activities began with Union director and Dennis the Redeemer. Sanford. his fering will be taken. The youth Student Division of American Monday evening, a church recreation and a cookout at Ft. Garrett is the youth chairman topic will be "The Nail of have worked for three months Bar Association. council was held with youth Mellon Park. A time of spiritual of ushers. Revenge." to make this presentation. The 6 p.m. services will close An art exhibit of color the day's actitivies with the St. reproductions From National James AME Church, Rev. hat's in it for YOU? 01 FIe* Moy Spw 1ovp.i ! 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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. Gallery of Art will be open in Charles Stanifer and massed the Youth Wing before and after choirs. Rev. J.E. Connelly is all performances. Famous pastor. works depicting the life of Christ will be exhibited. Temple Shalom -i 1 .•1 . , .. I ' - ' p. (Herald Pholo Rv C('OQP FIRST BAPTIST YOUTH ()F'F'I('EUS Dean R.ir!i' .nd I i''. 1 U 0k I4rnld ite Ak,i1, Yh.. • • -. U U social hall Mrs. ('larine Asbell of Deltona will be the guest speaker. She will display her — I'. Dorton ____ b '" , Delivered To Your Home - - , IliI Don Il'vi'rlv 'l'rn Itt Herald Correspondent t)Fl.1'UN1 of I)eltona will hold regular Sunda' by Lutheran the Chancel Choir, of through Local 389, of the worship services on today at 8 the Altamonte Community American Federation of l)El,TONA A dessert P.m. An the United Church of Church, at the loam, worship Musicians. Mem be rs of the luncheon will be held by I)i'ltona, Cantor Michael service, The Chctr will be ac- quartet are; JCJSCpi Kitchin, Women's Guild of the Lutheran Goodman and President companied by a string quartet First violin; Marian Weaver, . (liurch of Providence at 1 p.m.. Maxwell Zugr will officiate, who are fonn.t'r members of the second violin;Richard Weckel, Thursday, preceding the Reader will be Jack Levinson. Florida Symphony Orchestra. vi olaand Edward Schick, monthl) meeting in the Church An (Meg Shabat will follow the Special soloists '" .. You Live In Herald Countr 060subscr'l* be NOW To Central Florida's Finest Evening Paper. By Elda Nichols The services of the string quartet are made possible by Franz Schubert's Mass in G the Music Performance Trust Temple Shalom will be pressnted in Latin Funds of the Record Industries Providence - Latin Mass Sing By Al tamonte C __ _ On SatLrday, at 7 p.m. the Temple Sisterhocd will hold a card party in the Community large collection of Fans, Center. Refreshments will be collected from countries se'ed and prizes awarded throughout the world and k'scribe them and explain their origin. Deltona United vii will be Alda Se!'Vices, Methodist Holy Cross Howe, Robert Isehi and E. Carl Whitehead James hi. Hemley A reception for the choir will w ill direct the choir. with Karen be held in the educational Neuhnng as organist, building after the service - 'llie Tribunes Episcopal £mmnute motion picture. 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Ternpoqaty Geneva _____________ III S Perk Avi Cc'mmunity Ctn?,r The We, Leroy C) Soper Re, A C C,vr,n Past0, 7 20cm lcmily Sirvics and Sun NYPS iOOp in . -1 'r-:?'-.'•--,::• - 1 ______________ - - ISaMerdO*nknCtVIWy *7 3) Don ShoUt,, SiJIS41VSCPOOI 451 Pr*sthng &Worsp to i.S a rn Shar.ng iProclaimi,sg 7 30 p in NurWryproy.d,d , FIRST SOUTHERN METHODIST CHURCH Plasm CHURCH OF CHRIST 14OSinf.rdAve. SCIENTIST Rev W R Blsase$I NIEastS,cacidlfree$ SundavSchool C ISam Sunday ServiceL 1100am MornirsgWorstsp SundaySchool II 00cm 7 209 m EprtM LCague a 11pm "Wednhiday Service Evening WOrststp 7 SOp m Wed Prayer MU$ '''" 7 SOp m (:I:,irt'I: Of (! Ilurai'iun Sun4i SO'ool C ISa in rn'ngWoqVs,p tO so. m YOuth Hour 4 COp in Evan9eI,tI,c5.q,i, 700pm UdWee Servic,(Wed) 7 COp in Nufliry Provided toe lI Wv iCet " nospisal ''Inc DEAR ABBY: Our cat, Don could hae been highly nervous 1cI'..,.-. l %tetrudsLncc measure I6Nptu"s I4Arwsent I'rrsian 19 )'oelir lorm 2Cflattle- 22 I'I1er ' - Tsetung 761nrulycru*d 29SmatIcountr mEuropel2 wd, n To n V,II, I'UgIIISIO contest 7 *Ji 3F'rtnhjrtu1e LI .L '4J iti4 , r ' — I I 9--+ - 4-- .4- — 13 1 —— 78 19 j2o J21 Iii_____ uIIIIR II ___ Ij I I jil -____ " ' _______ — I I — — — — — — ___________ 1 SANFOID CHRISTIAN 132 Aup.rl Blvd GgGat)oacay Pastor JarnrsC va SufldayS(hooI IC OOirn Sunda School MorvungS.r,ice t1Xa in Wor*h,p%.cv,c, EvfnangSersric, .. 120pm (ven , vic, Wednay Service Duo TruthIoraNew Dy Wed C . \ ". ' . ' " " COp r- %Ipthod,st .- I-I . ' . -- •. :,, . .. I THE PIOPLES SAP1IST 4 CHURCH . Ricisaid W. Jactsm . L.aw' C : C a • - — — Wce'tJu CIts.aCPiraining Evndsgwa-sis Paitoq S 11pm ?)Opm . '. 0 ': 3535 PaIMI,Av. *ev.G E Ho4. - . ningtworsIsip Eva'igsl,itsc Wed Prayer & BtleSti.,d, Rtv. Kenneth ChleiN Crp Prayer key (Firtt .Evangetist Sunday Wedneida, 1100. m. B.bto Cla ; oo . - P Monday Eph.üons John 9i1-38 Coringhons thc wrid on his shoulders. 314.21 Thu'day Lu&. Friday Ez.&j.I 15 7.7 37 12.14 $ 17.21 7 SOpm People chuckle when they John 24.lO Weehwsday SOp in fu.sday him m so nsive? a baby who seems to hasc the weight of What can he possibly- be thinking about that makes see Morning Worth-p Sunday School grow up and bcomc adults. wIth real prohknss and ditlicult StCParkAv,e,e dcctatnns to make. n ' $ Prlr Breakfast (vlqWorIIsip 7 SOp in Evening WorShip * B.bie Ciasss Wed 7CC pm ________________________________________ t5'l ______ -400pm 7 SOp -._ kngi Sunda e School SO4aci.d Sy fl A.*v Bl, MORTUARY Eunice I. WilsonandSfaff Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson of Sanford A Upcala Reads Daren Sb.. S SOp Pave, Sunday S(hool by the Seventh.day Adventist ChUrch - 700pm - THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL .. - 1000am II 00. in 7 30p vn EveninqWo,s,p Prayer Ming 7 SOp in Wedneay 7 COp in 7 20p in I 4"54 4 H — - Av,*1, 17 17 CI i Pis See' si Cct ZI - Ct5.iLP Y 5& 4 , 5..' i. $*J sS4An 5 P * Anoe Spvi C5i01 04 LOse 'V ' WINN-DIZIE STORES and Employes HARRELL & BEVERLY TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff s C",- ti' S'Ij p04 .g i.e ._ s dln M'nai.arp tact's' (,s* I4I * F It%t 5i c'.'-r i C., tt,'s,i, ( ';-• ' FLORIDA STATE BANK AND STAFF - *sa..w, Ri04gt C14ct. 1150 berry L,q Ii ao. , (1,1.,,, . I Lqc Cen, Cl 4hoo.st C,tn . ' ra (-*.', r.,,,j P 4.s' mw i Cn44ct, & O$ery Cotot, FJ5I Ud A/.' e 414 Pert A t%t Mi-'ic4s' 04 Fast 44i CcC, 3O Sa - Ge'wqa M..o.st C1iim, Gewva 5? $ M54 - 04 IPISCOPAL C' . Ca40i4cr CerrPa,s C I ck upi j ca -. IIVINTNDAy ADVINTIST (Ms *V $in '-r_• _______ ____ nIi nisi _____ - '.t (it, 7&t *.Ie_ are meanwhile straying! still affects coolness toward trt And frequently writing to me you; , for advice about theIr (9) Remember, there is no _______ L It's lull 35" wide. yet this Fr'gida,r ft of higkIp.styled relrs,r.le tpace..all of it 150 pci Frest-Proif Emily Post in the marital I I* Pets Te (Mt F Fed - - CP.C21 U P451 om I - (Me 04 lb. Lng oao. 'iosfei l"e 54j ScPoo.i MO 54.e1G,Fernpk Ge's,'., (,, is 04 lye lejersise, Gerera Cwtm,ia CIINe' teced Cawc* 04 in, gp WcpP' & 4e55,0 4,0. rii 0051*4 ?abe'n API Give l40ti At5 IOit imagine that the female Is as ' Cpt,ecs. Oa& 1441 04, OUs Serdori CV.$ 04 ihov.n'5 Woness.,,. 1150* anti A*tài$i Civ ()w-ntngiead-4J 1 75 c I? freezer le,i,,r. to get Into the bidding and stop soyou can gain new knowledge 90028 below four hearts, Of course, down one at (our hearts would 3201 S. Orlando Drive Hwy. 17-92 have been a better result than Cher letting thrr' diamond.s roll In 's Sister Seeks Phone 323.7150 _________________________ but his' swing in favor of the took every opportunity to show No.2toNo. 10,thatsamenlght. night. By NANCY ANDEoN ______ U how ii S superior to the Siiu. 5}'stcfli LI:. I?lIIItIlI Iii t'ii At the swne time he gave the 1% i'%I tirIh F:ast Sims system, which never achieved any expert or or- I SouIh hl' Chey NCWI hIOl.IXWOOD — ter finuhing a na1l part in "zie's Girls," Georganne La There, Or Bono's ter, says she'd like to pursue an acting career; though she doesn't nk with just enough libido to get pletely forgot he ever had had revert to their main funtlon of college days! publicity. Of course, It was l'jui publicity' Is better than none. Sims system was the Sims 25 l',i-s .! 't1 Siiiilts. tIM finally went to Marilyn Mon. roe. + + + ft's estimated that the fathes- of the bride, Betty Gordy, Jr., spent almt a quaretiam.jujondoIJa.l (Always write to Dr. Crane in busts, crippled or withered closing a long stamped, show aces in Iturnedlate Thus, when Mrs. Culbertson PLANTS thl,"Georgpnnesays. 'I've ver really worked as an ac- On. of the South's largest selections of tropical and exotic plants, cacti and SUCCU1IflIS. wedng when his pret ment will kick one off. 1i)l.,l III, 54)0 ii,, 111115 Sanford from the grower. The highest qualIty that Can be obtaIned, role in "phalt June" that beauty. Potted flowers and all types types arrangements. Dot he could probabiy well mated that hia salary as from a basic Inferiority com• plex due to amputation of a 3O Cvp , Culbertson system. Thus, the rnistziken notion about the was aiready sknder, so erotic verve of women, and thus sheFiora followed out thetems from se . , position at her own game! to Prevent Platonic Marriage," .,, .1• few minutes, so beat the o 9 CnsluW. Cwtssailt, CPu, *4 Men, alas, often have a That's malarky. "I Point ClIr* $s'nWwa. we... urIh Fast South nst wives are Ignoramuses a $25 "Call" girt could make playing the Culbertson.SIms whit fly claimed. about boudoir cheesecake! your husband function within a match was to push the _______________________ wldly passionate as is the male. AUss's AM E Cch, OIt, A hlin NAZAIENI 1404, C,.i. Ise Pert Aet, a' an i Anion Luinaqel, CMftd,. Oq,er 54,4. A$tw4 %rw 4 th. Hil Pelin 'tter 'iltiii0 C1sw'rp 5$ JI#i A 4. £ - Pt.' Al C,I4,$ 5 ICin 5? , p, C( 5,13 Beer Lake ii lk$ A,1 *4t C1$flt*04GQ4CiP!$Ø,3, 18.55 PeflIw',e ,qg. 5t's54 PrSI PreiIwla n Cm. - * & Ft Cth 04 D1iy I c SI (ci. I e* 1A,. (s.q" l7. Sla, GrartI _____ Chap04 A ME Ck,,ui. O,q*o 1 p.- lose him to his ex-sweetheart,"erotically felt he couldn't function she lineshrink since the dryer heat In their boudoir, it. — MIIS. 0. mIght clean. A it Is unbreakable. — have play an important pan In large. Criticism Is difficult for two veqefable.cresp,n9 Hydrators SUSAN. agreed to use the following your future. BOUDOIR RECIPES MOd1 No. UI an adltabl, shelf mat mini up your youngster to meet with or down br added convenience FP131s2n Maybe I should write a boudoir cheesecake recipe: LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) unless taught early to build own "Boudoir Cheesecake" recipe (II et till you have a Mediate today so you know ego so there Is self'confidence. fBridgei(." 0 hookiet, not only (or you wives sylphllke figure; 9 what to do and how to do It. CaterIng to the publIc in Compare $333 of men past 40, but also for new (2) Use exotic perfume, _________________________ Improve relationship with general is best here, whether in S368 associated via social events, supplies, clothing, furniture, Women are usually superb (3) srobe seductively, like cessful. Dummy's eight of Use charm in handling good another, Give musical lessons, mothers, excellent cooks and the burlesque queens of the spades forced East's king at pals new and show interestin very good bargain hunters stage; ' trick one and the best the their welfare, Don't eritize 4K i(lMb;l regarding department store t4 Wear a dIaphanous PLIANCE CENTE defenders could do was to hold them. Group activity favored. WES'T f:.%sr merchancijie. nightie; "The Stars impel, they do (Former 6. H. High) Jo to her contract. m.. 4K But most women wouldn't lJhltA tSept, 23 to Oct. 22) not compel." What you make of (5) Omit hair curlers and let , Ph. 122.3883 K 10912 Culbertson's analysis was a Show your finest ability to yØ•f life is largely up to YOU! rate a "D" grade if I were to your silky' hair fall down; 1700W, Fir-s • ., •8 trifle faulty. lie said that East lagwigs and gain their favor, return to teaching marital 16) AvoId halitosis, as of C a r to II RI g h t e r ' s 4 S71 4.Ii Sanford and West could make (our support. Reach your goals with IndivIdual Forecast for your ______________ psychology' at Northwestern cigarettes, etc.; Slit III Ii hearts. Actually, the best they gyeater ease. Do phhlantropical 5ingn for April is now ready. University. 4 ' (7) Snuggle against your could do would be to make three work. __________________________________ For your copy send your birfat, stodgy suburban wives kittenIsh; 4Q diamond opening there was 21) Making as many new Forecast, The Sanford Herald i, ciaim this column has no value i8)Take the initIatIve 10 really noway for East and West \,lIIvr tultt'r.it,I,friends as you can is wise now Box 629, hollywood, Calif. Carefree Flowers tothem,y'et their ownhusbands kissing and erotic action if he The zooming divoret' rate in hou(il)ir Catsatherty taa Brq A ' L4iI i. kø £H at all costL so when they feel grace I know, Is to get up and macaroni Is drained. Saves with a chip on the shoulder. Show devotion to kin. washing a colander. (Polly's go,say'good.bye'andgo"m CASE Z-589: ora J., aged seally below par, GEMINI (May21 to June PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. note: This also would be great 21) Concentrate on constructive 20) EnJoy favorite non confessed that he had recentl" l)EAII P01.1.? - I want to things started writing to his coIIeg intelligently. Get rid of un. ticularly attentive to romantic Or lapse into hypochondria, tell Meialee that I washed my sweetheart of 20 years ago. I got tired of a greasy necessary expenses so you can tie improves the relationship so they ('an constantly call on hand — crocheted bedspread vegetable oil bottle thnt would have something better. Avoid greatly. tranquilizers! "what can I do to break up thi hers Is very old I would soak it my oil in a clean empty dishMOON CHIWREN TODAYfor he whatever or she will for a short time in warm suds washing detergent bottle. All 1 22 to July 21) Decide what (June /OU approval is want done holds for howard? pararnos '4 '' U'.d Gao *vs.. La& Cvc* 04 LII IC.I45 C#*044 CP*. P150et A, ,, U' s St 1 UIT,.ODI$, tlw*s.,de Cc11 V Ccn at G so Ctc C, -kIa ,p CHUICW OF 001 u; CAIsOUC Mt O'.. A n'sery Sep 0 (r's .. 5e5% .s, ac at CWU•CH 0 CHRIST 04 Ci' III? S •s A., (*urcn r.t, in e A.,I e Cc HJ, 04 (? G• C'.':" C4 Cf-5t Lor's'.rso 04 (fl PO4I !c I') P A (i CIOe 145 tt icc Mvn.ng Giolv $ae',I a C' s' .t 5434*) (1c*. C0 Cvvis 5$ L CO$GCEOATIO$AL C', t' y, (,',,-,p. 4 It? Mtaniwae 1',ng$ i- Melilflorp SWSJ CCtwili. *04I *. Eqtp'ea ______ C4er. i' J'4ik'its.wtor,B41(iatnt, *4 4)5 Oiiewt St P % ee sng ' f - C's' 5' JW$ Pest 1_ (th - DrSc'y - I CMRISTIAN ,,. a. a,, i.,. *-at Cur u., S.- . '. ti-r -i O* ,,.s.'P-cci' t:J - (1 VI La 'ts ..- B'*t Ct%t 170 Ccc A4f PWM B A, Peer,n fta'- ' (..,.,t, Iii C A4t 52,0 Carrs Beo $ 'writ t 4rMety$l I?esults L4ii Herb Stenstrom and Staff SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION CO. and Employes i* I%4 Z ee'st ins .L * 5av,",'sa Pa'S Sac's' C?,,4,fn 2,) C )Ot 5! ---. C.aljiy Iapl 4' ' Jrdge R SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY .• of dashing out for recreation, chart for merchandising and You can make big headway, so putting Ideas across to others. don't waste time foolishly. The field of public relations is Don't act erratically. Just line here. Give spiritunl VIRGOAug.22toSept. 22) teachings early. Teach while You know what you want, but young to nk about the in. waver from optimism to terests of others to give a pessimism about It, so think 'elping hand when needed, positive. Have a quiet, relaxing "The Stars impel, they do time with good pals. Contact not impel." What you make of them early, your life is Largely up to YOU! LIBRA (Sept. 23toOct. 22) Carroll Righter's IdealdaytosoIveproble Individual Forecast for your are Important and to Increase sign for April is now ready For prestige, Do nothing that can your copy send your blrthdate Injure your good name, and $1 to Carroll Righter SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. Forecast, The Sanford Heriild, 21) Get duties done, then you're Box 629, Hollywood, Calif. free of prwes, Don't accept 90028 HOME _______________________________________________ p I The 11.00. m Sunday5choo$ . p in Morning WOrShip A & P WEO TheManagement Employes a PAINTCO,, INC. structive side of life, instead of IF YOUR CUll.!) IS BORN wavering in the opposite TODAY...he or she will have direction. After a hard day, you many emotional problems in can have much happiness the early part of life if the right tonight, diet is not given and if not l.Ffl t.hiIt. '' t A,.. 'H ._...... .. - -. w uaugnm mo use emotions only in Fulfill promises made Instead the most intelligent way. Ideal j REFRIGERATOR • ,- SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard H. Hodges and Stafl SENKARIK GLASS _ CELERY CITY PRINTING CO,4 INC. Cerner Coontry Clvi in technical training facilities. scientious about planning New teaching techniques utili- futurefam1lysecwjLyasjg iIfl computer technology will life spans will require more enable her to learn at home as meaningful long-term well, he says. budgeting. f 1 UPSALA PRESSYTIRIAJI HAPPY ACRES KINDERGARTEN& CHILDRE PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. J, 0. (Jim) Smhthand Staff L. D, PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida FLORIDA LIVING NURSING CENTER OOp.m eftyFloyd&S,af, PUBLIX MARKETS and Empioyes GREGORY LUMBER DEKLES' GULF SERVICE I Dekle and Empioyes I C ISa in WIlerd Fidridg. n'ngWOhlp . Yogffi Service -. . - EveIsqWorstsip Wed Prayer & P?i• THE MCKIBBIN AGENCY insurance FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. l')Opm PAOLA WESLEYAN CHURCH - — E. C. Elsea and Staff UNITED STATE BANK OF SEMINOLE John Y. Mercer and Staff .. Even.ngWorip The Following Sponsors Make Ths Church Notice And Directory Page Possible And Staff YouthGrOup ' C:4S• in W*seeday: ChoW Practice 01411*11 ISal Paeta C - 1.00 a in CwchScP,00l Family N,gM Supper —and especially, don't forget the Church! ______ 1000am sic p in Mor n.ng WQrvsip - ,, enable him to cope with his future. Don't forget lose, discipline, understanding _______ ________ EvangeI Il CO. in SibleClats Chspch Training - -_- PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST C aSs in PvI Sonney MnWorsh a 8.8.11 - - Pa$ir SOp 5 - 30 & ha C ISa UMY Don't forget, as )our baby matures. to emphasize those things that will Rtv JayT COsmeto 7 THE LAKE MARY UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Wilier Ave. Lake Mary M'n,sleq Rev A F Stevus FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Il5 PaAv. LeoF KPa Thomai C (ul and comical poses that enlisen the family photo album. But bahics Witeeday FHI0* is. m II COa in Nursy ISa in S 30p in 7 COp in you. Help Her Problem S SCa in Church School 11nInOWOqThIp annoy Boudoir Cheesecake Kervsetn Morning Won.h,p . C UMYF E vcn.ng Worshp Wid B'bI, Study & .. . AflinQwomp R.v ISOlIlam uridayScpiool Sunday WTRRR51 .,$:I a Study --------- -0.00am. p 730pm. Pastor MiIl, Ats,st Pastor MornngWorvl,p \ CHURCH Oak Ave. & a Rv VirgilL SeyarS . 7 SOp m Clisilkerry Riv William Picket? Saturday ft lOOpm. COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Hwy. 17-53 at Pliy R1d51 Rd. CNURCIIOFCHRIST PALMETTO AVENUE IAI5T CHURCH ( - b Evangelist 10 COa in II 00, to 5 009 in e OOp - Wed Evening Service Wednhjd B'bkCIai -.- 730pm 511am Il - 00 a in .. . PibIernI AltaVeet. jjmflP P.,tdnbrn 8.b$e Study AuembIyWor, ,p.p Evening Wcrstsig h " .. Wonip II] Sun BoleStudy Wed CNUCn OP CHRIST 'fl -- -..-. IF) i.1ITSSI Eve PINECREST BAPTIST CHURCH III W. AW05r? Blvd. Rev.Kensttjp . ( ''"liii If flISWon.Np ........1030a.m. EOVI4nSWor ........7:00p.m. IltoSIuy ............4:05pm. n P . Pastor Penu' rosin! GRACE UNITED FIRST PSNTICO$TAL METHODIST CHURCH CHURCH OP LONOW000 O'raRd.atws.4l45lAY, UIOcan,i$lr,,5 Diflb.v Pastor Rev E RuffiGran? (.'5gCPt School 515cm 3ijnday5cpsool 1000am '.'vn.ngWorpep II 00cm MCWrOnQWOIs*P II 00* in 'AYP SSOpm SundayEvineng 730pm Wed BbleStvdy 7 SOp m CHRIST UNITED Conguerors Meeting METHODIST CHURCH Sunday 4 SOp in te Gary Isner Pastor Sunday SthoeI C ISa- m -. -I'fl'sb%Ierjnlfl - - -_ . - moods DELTONA - 12 tables were North.south winners were hfl play at the Ouplicte Brje Mrs. William Beard and Mrs. tourney in the Deltona Irene Butledge, first, Mr. and Woman's aub on March 20. Mrs. Ed Robert, second; Mr. Mrs. Richard David directed and Mrs. Franklin Hudson, the play. third; Mrs. James McFadden and Mrs. William Brockmeier, fourth, and Mrs. Ralph Kaip and Mrs. William Winiaraki, • fifth. East-west winners were Mr. MbertCarlgnana 3 Peter Burkhalter, first, Mr. and Mrs. It's twins! George Miller, second; Mr. and Mørge and Harry Mrs. Sam Curtis, third; Mrs. Echelberger of 115 E. Woodland Lee Young and Mrs. Homer ve, received a phone call Davis, fourth, and Mrs. from Augsburg, Germany with Richard David and Mrs. SUNDAY, MARCH 31,1974 news that their son, Perry, and George Merrill, fifth. GENERAL TENDENC- from them. Discuss with a his wife Claudia are tlrst4.iine There crocheted bedspreads about 25and been stored the basement IES: Attend to the to small clever person a plan of mutual parents of twins, Heidi Lynn, lxIdge on will Aprilbe3.on duplicate years old. Last year wben they now has in a musty, moldy matters pertaining home, benefit, seemed soIled I washed them In odor. I have tried airing and family, property, possessions, who weighed in at a healthy five the machine on the cold water sunning and wipIng it out with a shopping, SAGITFARIUS (NOv. 22 to pounds, and Brett Edward, . setting and then dried them In damp soapy cloth but the odor and doing getting In supplies Dec. 21) If you are quiet, you whose weight wu five pznds, various courfive ounces. the dryer set on "low." They remains. I am going to Europe tesies that show others your your intuitive faculties are came out beautIfully. — MRS. next summer and %'vant tO I13 The Echelbergers will ret* To l..M.T. keen, Enjoy company of this suitcase but do not want my affection, to Sanford In June following his ARIES (Mar 2110 Apr. 19) charming partner, clothes discharge from U. S. Army. smelling. DEAR By—GEORGE W. CRANE, localized pruritic desire but as Peeve is POI.LY Any Come to a better understanding CApRIRN (Dec. 22 to Maternal grandparents of the My Pet 5ngge'ions' MRS. R.J. to have guests whose Ph. B., %LD. a sop to their deflated ego. with family and do whatever Jan. 20) Show partners you do twins are Mr. and Mrs. Claude DEAR POLLY - I USe m visit I have enjoyed decide to ors wanted to win back her they would appreciate most. think about their welfare and ' Borngardner of As-on Park, Sex-mad women are not leave but take forever to do it. deep frying basket husband', love. And banish his passionate for cooking Start something new and be help them with their troubles, fonneriy of Sanfod. macaroni. I but are merely We get up and go boil the water, put happier personally. to thethere door infatuation for his former whipping themselves into an with them and they stand Be kind to mate who seems the macaroni In the basket and college sweetheart. So I gave erotic frenzy to banish TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May overemotional, their almost as long as their visit drop At in the water. When 20) tt that new plan In o her the lGpolnt recipe for AQUIRIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. terror that they are NOT lasted. This brings to mind a cooking is finished all NORMAL. 'BoudoIr Cheesecake" ai I have to eration early and do shoçping. 19) Show those who have helped couplet my mother taught us do is to pick up the basket, Talk over with associates ways you how much you appreciate Crocker's cakes! ______________ -S JORDAN SAPTIST CHURCH further commitments BOSTON lAP) - Older and Women will make up 45 per cannot meet. Study modern wiser 1TIY well be the wa to cent of the work force of the GENERA!, TENDENC- trends very carefully for future descbe the 21st centu worn. futwe as compared to today's ZES: Force nothing. Beauty, action, an, one expert says. 39 per cent, Bowler predicts, understanding others better, SAG1TARWS (Nov. fl By the year 2000, the median adding 'Careers once reserved handling cultural matters all Dec. 21) Concentrate On what age for women will be about 35 for men will now be open to feare favored in am., but It's means the most to andtheareragewonjJj male workers, particularly advisable to concentrate on can have greater happiness better educated in a greater va- crafts and trades." building up health in afternoon, later in the evening. Don't riety of fields. So predicts W. Evening then Is good for con. annoy n associate or argue. Scane Bowler, chairman of the lie adds that a woman's Lading, enjoying all others, CAPRICORN Dec. 22 to board and chief executive offi. earning power will not yet ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) Jan. 20) Try to nderstand an cer of E'ioneer western co. a match her numerical strides Entertain at home tonight, Stop associate better now who is national financial services or. forward, but she will be closing being so emotional, Plan what acting In an unpredictable ganliatlon. the gap by moving out of tradi. Is best for you to do. Think fashion.Enjoysodalre'l0 Bowler says a woman in tional female low-paid Jobe. along very constructive lines, with good friends after a happy ear 2000 will live longer, t)tfle- Bowler says women, who will TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May day's work, flUng from maJor medical " be older when they marry, will 20 Get chores done early, then AQUARIUS (Jan.21 to Feb. coveries, and will be in sig. have two children. Tech. you can go out with good pal,s 19) You have a good deal to do nhficantly better health during nological developments In for amusement. Drive with and won't be able to rest until her senior years. Consequently, household management will uUnost care toavold trouble evening, so keep busy. Build he adds, two careers will be make it easier, he adds, to GEMINI IMay 21 to June health. Cut down on tensions. Possible: pee-and post-retire. comWnechlld rearing without. 21) Plan budget to avoid worry °' iscs tFeb. 20 to Mar. about money. A trusted adviser 20 Accept others u.s they are Women, he add.s, will remain side emplo)ment is off base now, but a wise Instead of trying to change En school longer, taking advan- Bowler says aLso that the 21st person can be very heloful. •'MiII 44404 uuii A'.I IVI 14 .5----I.cgp nf ,'nm,y,.,nt., ._.1 IXIILWy woman wui be con. —'-"" "-.'j .uiivv w.0 uiiti ---4 aLK.) MOON CHII.DREN (June theIr — LAKE MARY CHURCH 04 me nagarene Ill Crystal Lake D. Lake Mary Pta. Rev PawO Trissel Pastor Sunday5chool C 11am SATURDAY,MARCiI3Q,1,74 22 to July 22i Stay on the con- Evening can be very fine. III Forecast For Year 2000 ' . - g" r 17 from the CirrolIRjtt.r lnrtitut ___ _____ t.S Friday,Mar.291974_! Older, Better Women J ', I'.'f 10 JI'F —— I CARROLL RIGHTER'S 52 Hign c.4r11 - '! 1 S3ftb,nj tiin$ii_t.i, quntiIs t rJtw,n urp S4 .ui iuH I311e(or,. 39 Monte 55MrtIIic,r,n; 17('ampus 40AItrjcIir 56 Fooil teas i bUIIIJIflf (011 I 4 114)110* 20 Je,k, h,t stemmed L)O'.S 2lHuildingpart grass I ('it in Untjiio 22 Jacob's 42 Cut do*n in 2Emploser brother Iflib' great number* 3Saint I'tulip 23 Admonish 43ighIbe(ore 24;ratt.'d 'her 44 Vend tI.srroIgiiId ZSVisIbI.'s4pw,r 45Waterbartj,'r SIIosi'iI.jii 26V,i'm,n t6Shakeipear,.in SArab,c letter V Human knase 7 emperor 47 Cicatrs; I(lo> 25 Wagers 44 t 'ut iii proof lOftarely made )OIIair iR Ir 5t) Stiu*IijI II - of battle II Tumult SI Tosan I('orn,sP I2Ma'rulini' Objedof prefisi • — TheSanfordHerald '-' ALA mw' __ ________ .. . •- — — 1 2 3 16 ___ 42 43 J44 Gato, Is our problem, You see, and very touchy. Don't write off 45 4.6 67 we have two dogs and they are the friendship now. Give her a — rather mean. One of them ilttle more time to get back to 50 51 licked Don Gato's head till he normal. — — — 1 Isas bald, and the other played so rough with him that Don CONFI[)ENTIAI. TO A MAN 55 56 — — (late nearly lost an eye and I GREATLY ADMlRIW.G. ended up ruptured. DUNCAN OF LOUISVILLE, It's really not the fault of the KY.: Thanks lorsending me the dogs. They are chained up following WInston Churchjll out.s*de and Don Gato teases quote on freedom of speech: POLLY'S POINTERS them. "Some men's Idea of tree Don't tell me to keep Don speech Is that they are f to Takes Too Long Gato In the house. We can't say what they like, but if because he won't use the litter *none says anything back, It is box. To Say Goodn ig f an outrage." NERVOUS For Abby's bookiet, "How to DEAR NERVOUS: 11 Don have a Lovely Wedding," send By I)liy CRAMER Gate, presumably running free, $1 to Abigail Van Buren, 332 DEAR POLL? — and can't stay away from two mean L.asky Dr., Beverly Hills, Cal. DEAR POLL? — I have a Meralee - I have two lairl new suitcase that has U ___ t - DEAR ABBY: My husband you've penned Don Gato In with and I are an average young the dogs, Don Gala has a dumb couple, except for one thing. My owner, In this case, It's the husband sometimes likes to dogs, two to one, so unless DoU have me spank him. And I enjoy Gate really has nine lives, keep spanking him, too. It's like the him locked up—away from the good, old•fashjone(1 spanking dogs. kids used to get, lie lies across my lap and I spank him quite I)EAR ABI3Y: A lady friend hard on his bare bottom. This is of mine Just got out of the sort of a part of our sexual hospital nothing sedous so I relations, stopped by her home at noon to It seems harmless enough see If there was anything i since we both enjoy these could do for her, and I must say spankings, but I have begun to I have never been so hurt in all wonder does this mean that my lIfe! there Is something wrong with She opened the door just us? Have you ever heard of this crack and when she saw me she before? said, "You've got a nerve to NAMEI, SfOIIIO come over without phoning BE/jR NAMElESS: Yes, but first—I'm still in my as long as it remains sslthin mghtwn 1'licn she slant. harmless hounds and takes med the door In my face! place by mutual consent, and In fleck, I have seen her in her private, It doesn't necessarily nightgown before. A friendship cocstltute a problem. Iloweser, of many years has been broken. should ii ever aem to be get. Plcase answer soon and tell tlngoutofeontrol,thrn}0U me what I should do. your husband should seek VICTORIA, B.C. ps)chlattic counseling without DEAR VIC: The lady ohdelay. vlously overreacted. Having j t)ciinnp, 1.q(od ISp 't"'' 40 Mignin 42%ettrn IJndtturt 9 Peer (ant rnottw' RI Hrmur It fltlhnrni SyABIC•All VANBLJREN * ..* u1II I IL1II • ' _________ ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH 'I$OkAv,aNer4 Fr 5',ilt'im Eons Pastor Ft P J Ve?t Pastor Sal VglMa 7 CI0pO Sun PActs lam lOSOam & flr"cn To Be Spanked (.'Isri.stiun l'iefl('(' ii __________________________________________ ('l,I!,r,jir' CALVARY 3APTIST ASSE','nLy 0 • • • I -I-II-1i I IJuI At It(tSS I We.pirn V. Ni $,.d.. lac. •ii I F ' • Ill III f (,,,/ ManI.nd Avinve, Alfarnont, Srinqs (Justl.uffietSR.434) 'Lyman H kirkeood Sunday School ' Clii in -. * * * • ELDER SPRINGS SAPTIST CHURCH THE SEVENTHDAY $tIHittrAv, ADVENTIST CHURCH rn.ai 5,0 8ltyc,r.'tn Certer7th$Elm Pastor C R.NiIl I 3Oim Pastor WPRR 11am (vinqttjt,c SabballtScptool C SCa in Sersrcej WorsSilp Srvi, II 00. 11 00. ns CPI5$'tlt Ira tsmg Wedneiday NIgM S ISp in Prayer Service 7 OOp m. FIRST ASSEMSLY OF GOD CHURCH Csr.)PtIucndEIrn Rtv E DonCoy Pastor Sunday Sthool , Mne WQiVup 10 iSa m Even.ng WOrUt,p . 7 OOpm p SCpn, '. l o OOqr n o a U I P OOpm isn ,,h' . -. -'- ...----..-'. Ans*, to Preous PuiiIt• Fighting Mood Husband Wants PaIoq Prayer Meitng __ &kL, fla'Ir SANLANDO UNITED DISCOUNT rll 'u a little further "I'd like to do more act, littt'jiI III t)ld(ltIt ,(ir' ilia' comes very aily." of the president of General which our policy of No Delivery PRICES Md what a & U , • Homes) No credit — No charges _________________ ' sexuality', not because of ans his bookeltsi with the same cards fact, she almost played the ____________________________________________________ ______ ______ �4B—The Sanford Herald Friday, Mar. 29, 1974 ALLEY OOP IN ,, by 'SURE T).)K CARE O lit. COME THEM, R)OZY,' NOW I TOO, TO CAN O GET THE HELP vu! FELLA$ L)iJT4 11-4'OTHER PIT' ' Dove Grout i — 1 ' by I,,nrrvt.aiivit "111, highlights TV Time Downs Roars Into Movie, Previews Barnstorming 14:30 NBC SANFORD AND SON Since Fred has been in St. Louis, Lamont has had nothing but trouble with his housekeeper - Grady. Tonight he finds more trouble with Emma, a cousin Grady invited to stay at the Sanford home to cook and do the hocewnrk. S Si : : ttt. • • — Isolated castle until Steve Austin does the hero bit, 910 CBS A SPECIAL CBS PRESENTATION This presentation consists of two half-hour shows, "Evel Nrieval" and 'Aces Up." In Ecl Kmevel," Sam Elliott plays the famous daredevil. Most of the action Is based on Evel's life and many of his dea th-defying stunts will be shown. In "Aces Up," Jose Perez and Haul Julia play brothers who own a one-truck moving service but dream of getting into race driving. All their profits go into a car they can't get out of the garage, Then romance hits Jose. r..ith r r — $:390 CBS GOOD TIMES — p 0 e il U. t a a - The Evans' son, J.J., is having it rough in school, and the odds against him becoming a high. school senior are terrific. The whole family is worried about the situation. The parents, however, want him to be promoted, If possible, on his mm be pushed along for thee nvt'nienceof school 930.10 NBC THE BRIAN KEITH SHOW The naive Dr. i..nanee taus tor an old college 5:30-0:30 ABC THE SIX chum of Doctor Sean's MILLION DOLLAR MAN "Dr. daughter, not knowing about Wells Is Missing" Tonight our her current lile-atyle. Doctor indestructible man has to Sean and his daughter rescue the man who creates his shocked when the girl pays extraordinary "Bionic" linThe them a surprise visit, and they Dr. Wells has been kidnaped by try to warn Chaffee about her, a network of International but he won't listen. He ieijns crmu-iI'ials who want the good the hard way be being In the doctor to creates "bionic" man middle of vice raid when he for them. They keep him In an visits her apartment. 1 , No w Showing — — , . - Hwy Wawa i,t ANNEELAR OQtJLN SPOON AWARD Television I 114111141" CLAIIYOVAN? 1.00 ON A CLIP ____ ILI _______ ______ , 10 I _ a uI ft BUGS BUNNY ,ir1RiAltM1N7 I1GHTLV .I5*w Lawlis ' 9:30 (3) Brian Keith — (0) Odd Couple (13) Country M-isic 1o:0OW Jrwr)uoo 11:00 (2) (9) Partridge Family Trek A 1161, 11:00 (2) H News Environm.nt 11:30 Waltys Workshop 11:30 (2) Butch Cassidy (4) Josie And The Pussycats (0) Mission MÔgIC (44) The Monsters (44) Night Gallery (2) Tonight Show S;Xcial (9) - All Nit, Movies (44) News 3•9 A 'i Bamm (9) The Invaders (74) Electric Company (44) Soul Train EnterOvrAcademyAwardsC.ntest At ThePlaza And MovsetarudTheatr,i 6:00 (4) Flying Nun (0) Action 74 Mo. 2 0:44 :: 7:30 (7) Lassie ~ .ft (o) MmazingCh.n And The Ho. 1 Al 0:00 CPi,rn Clan ________ No. 31111 'Tales From Th. Crypt" — ' (21) Sesame Street ) Chaplain Of ( Bourbon Street • 00 (2) LidsvIIIe (6) Hair Bear (2) (4) HIT & Crooks Lowrenc C : . i sERE b'F4Rr. liE 5 . J 4:r-. - (.;!I. SEEN P ) - PUBLIC '11 171 4 ~ ,~ .,-,~ * -;11,,t_-.14:~_!i 4 _~~ I 1 — , ~ - RANK AND ERNEST I... DL FL_. . ,,_,w. .9 —, Of - _-~ JOAN CO. `k. ~:, I ~ I.-.-. r, . W~ 1_ 4: ~ . - 10--A - __ "A-~ _,_-~ I.OAN CO. -, aIj ), -,'.a/J - , ___ - -L-.------1 4~ li-24CT:E : __ -, . j, __1 WINTHROP II 0.t FRIENDLY. ' _~ I by Dick CovalI 'T Ki,4Qp SILt..Y ThAT WE rYE EVEN FORGOTTa,1 WHAT RAVEN'T 5POKEN TO FOR A W FCUGI-tT AJ' UERRY ('.JERRY I-4A5 A BETTER RY TAN} PAVE-er \t*.i? ' &98-1`1111 " OUNTY -J 3-sq BLONDIE Chic Young It -4AVENtGOTTEN ONE CALL Family Feast I I 2:00 (3) Tartan 1.) Sports I,ege4 (0) C*I'CUI V (24) Z0fl 3:30 (4) NBA Playoff (') ' EAT I Mo' VER Breakfast ••5 fl ' HOFBRAU IIAUS ' HE-RE ,1E COMEUPT4E-'.4' WAt.g.' x'.I- U) _'•4 '' •' :.. rn - Oregon Ave At 14 £ SR 4 ' '• " - ' - - ½c ' ' Good All Day Sunday ichic ken 'd 0031ovs e S rves St. 7 vitpy 2S $ Regul ar' f,, '7 • - '.-..,-.... & ) ~ One ,' 45 f, 'THAT V,At, TIdE wEJc'E1V joe x EcR sw" I Three bedroomaparlm,nt ce Four or more bedroom apartment li-i Sanford 45A1 TIj. 11PM Fog 50 NANPSOME... BUT ANC' W RCUGH 'Tt4EP oui' osv 1)4#3K 0.. Itticieny Apartr"r" ' cc Two bedroom apartment M( od Thresbedroomapartment ce' Four or more bedroom apartroent AtE MAR1l.0 1uU EV ' Lee Falk and Sy Barry iI'fALl ) ' T144T/ / 'i' ,.: 1 ) 'il I J'f sE5/2 , 11 ' ao.. .' .•it) .7;. — ' / / N~~ I MAREC..(7iI 5 6''i. 7k) itiX.d/) I — , , tt — Jr ''" ,/ ~ I V % ' / . 1. r dd. It'reebedroomapirlme,'it e, Four or more bedroom apartment Publish DEL 157 ' March 25. jr 1971 — Gsg If 1.200s4 It )5, '-'l It 600 to It 725 s it SOOsq I 1.000 sq it -. _____ i 11- 150 %Q It 600 $411 If fl5sq It 0sq It 1,000 fia ft (1) Section Ii, MR IL, Multiple Family Residential Liml:e. Dwelling Subsection D. Density Cont ruts. Paragra ph 131 For Multiple 1 .1 I "I , . ic "., .,47 j, 'J ! - I NOW, LALlANN ... HE' NOIICIIP r-'--__----C' 1f. Charman Atteit Arth,j' H Bechw,lh, Section 7. RMOl, Multiple' Family, Oftice and Inst,tutional District. Subteclion 0, Density Controls, Paragraph Ill For Mult 0e Iinuily Dwelling Si.bpar,srapp, (t). Mnmum required twin; area t-'.t. bi' Amended to read it follow's a PtV '4&'JOsiE CArT. Unit Development lying in Secticr TO"snthip 70 South, Range ) East. Seminole County, Florida This Pu blic Mating will b hold .n the County Commission Chambe'r of tho Courthouse. Sanford. Floridi, On April IS. 1571, at 7 00 P N . or as loon thereafter as ps b:e Boarci of County ConimiStionert Seminole County, Plo,i.j By John A Kimbrou" Section 4, MR 7, Multiple Family Residential Dwelling District, Dentity Controls, Paragraph 17) Fr Multiple Fan'lp Dwellings, Subparaqrapn i fi .Yn.ntr.i rtrj i,.nçj area Shall be amended to read as føll*t 0 "AMRIA... I NEVER DEZ.109 171 acres on East side of Lake Emma Road, South Of Lake Mary Boulevard. in the Greentell Piarv'rd - Subsection C) Al . v_,• - dci 1 5 . '' I tl S,OOO S MR I. Multiple Family Residential Dwelling District ; Subsection D. Density Controls, Paragraph (3). For Multiple Family Dwellings. Subparagraph If) Minimum required living area shall be amended to read as follows. aa Efficiency apartment 400 S It. hb One bedroom apartment a. a'. .' . . cc Iwo bedroom apartri tnt 10050 ft ,sa Eff'c'encyapartm,nt bb One bedroom Spa rtnient CC Twobedrocmapartment n*wz CHJCKE., QP(NO%IL . V lAM TIL$PM 'II. - .A ,I)LI . -. I CHANGES AND V. USE PROVISIONS bb One bedroom apartment THE PHANTOM t Mr, '1.."~111[,121'.J -i . -4i ,." •,. PROPOSED million Room Inthe City Hall inthe City of Sanford, Florida. at ARTIC E 14 __•.,•. - PUBLIC HEARING AMENDMENTS IN THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA Notice' is heby gi ven that a Public Hearing will be held at the Corn. L ,. ._..- - •- OF described properly AGAIP'J :1 '.' NOTICE " A 2S - •.".- '' A r II Mort Walker )('iJ 1---- '., .,," • E— iESL I'.. . I • / - •- I £NI_ - • ' Lounge Open to Ph. 373.9715 ' BEETLE BAILEY ' 7.11 Lunch 11:30.2:30 Dinner 3.10 HAPPY HOURI.7 Two Drinks For The Price Of I tI —__ - I 4 ROO1%1 RES'I'AIjRtNT Business Men's • 11111 U it w, ii I ______________________________________________________ I IIISI IJAê:IA 00 O'clock P M on April I, 1971, to consider changes and amendments to the Zoning Ordnance of the C 'v Cl Sanford, Florida. asfollo 1~~ 9.50 (13) movie Electric Company ( 3:00 (24) Fashion Focus (44)Mov1.t 3:30 (2) Nashville Music (9) Pro Bo*ters lour (24) America Be Fit % 4, 1~ I 1' p"11 DINNER . ' I r -1 '? \,. Ne ws f'. * ,;r) vv 1 LUNCH - '>TkEN W'.-lN) `TI4It4GS GOT DULL YOU - COULD ALWAYS CA USELF • - I1T RI ~) ,` • - 0 CAN 'S (44) Fright Theatre 1.00 (2) Thriller ElectrIc Company I -s'--. • I, you .. (2) Rock Con..v'ri () ',41 X 4 - ~ I Ar;i Buffet The Week *1,30 , - 'N' _____ MAYBE WE SHOULD PUT IN tANOWEqPL.1ON '. HOTa COLD ALL T - (jj - - / ~-I,- . 1 1\ - J~ 04~~ CI,hWs., r ,'• i ,, &..... basketball F ,,--___7, ) - I I Movie (24) Special Of (4) Combat 3:-15 1241 Llvi.-q Stiller I (2) East West College I - Mu 8 10"S --- FRIENDLY iA- Junior & BERRY IN TN! CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND College, Highway 1753, Sanfor d, Attorneys for Peftoner FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Florida 32711, PubliCly anncunce4 P0 Drawer Z FLORIDA that arcntecturaI service, wilt Sanford, Florida CASE NO; 7337.E required for the Cotfltrucj1i Publish March I. IS, 72. 75. 1971 of GERALDINE C KIRK, Phase Ill Vocational Shops, an DEl Al Plaintiff, Art FacilIty, and an Auditorium —. OF W. HOWARfl YARNALL a k a vs on the College campus. To IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR A HOWARD YARNALL. Deceased, LEILA M WILLOUGHBY, Defendants eiigiblefor consideration, interested THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL and THE ESTATE OF SARAH H. firms or Individuals must be ce' CIRCUIT IN AND Foot SEMINOLE YARNALL aka SARA H. YARAMENDED by the Bonrd of Trustees as COUNTY, FLORIDA. PIALI. Deceased, and CARHARTS NOTICE OF SUIT SUNDRY STORE, and all of their TO. Leila At Willoughby, William QuAllifl?''° law and CIVIL ACTION NO. ?443&D VT me DIVISION U unPr'ownneIr,oevise.s.legat,esor oero E Willoughby, her husband, H . A. Any firm or individual desiring to NATIONAL grantee's, and all other per'socr. or HOMES AC Scott. and Eula M Scott, hit wife, If Parties claiming by, thrOugh, under, dead or if alive, then his or her Provide Such arthitectural service's CEPTAIICE CORPORATION must submit against them, all parties or a statement of Plaintiff unknown heirs, de'vise,s, legateis, oualificatio,nandperformancedata v persons having or claiming any or grantees and all other persons or to right, fillip or intereit in arid to the parties claiming by, include capabilities, number Of WALLACE I SHEPPARD, a single through. Under personnel a premise's involved in thit suit, If or against them; qualifications and man and FANNIE A SHEPPARD, a and all parties or alive, and if dead, to their unknOwn persons having or claim ing any record and e,p,rienc,of the fir m o, single woman hers, devise.j, legat,es or granDefendant right, title or interest in and to thi individual to the Board of Trusties tees, the Saidpremiie, known as: MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE following described premises. on "Consultants Questionnaire, Loft 20. 71 and 77, RAND'S ADNOTICE OF SUIT siluated in Seminole County, US 0.5 A. Form 23%, WITh Pertinent DI ION TO LONG WOOD. as shown Supportive data on or before April TO. WALLACE L SHEPPARD. a Florida 17th tt otat recorded in Plat Book I. 1574 ngt Th, man Consultant's The North 101.3' of the South 30 1 ' Pôg e 16. Public Recorcis Ct Seminole YOU ARE HEPEBY NOTIFIED of the East half of Lot 3 (less road) Questionnal,e forms may be c'.b County, Florida tair*d from the Office of the that an action to foreclose a mr block A. W. Bruttt addition to Assistant You, fld each of you, are notified the to President, tgae On the' following proçrty in LCnQ*ood, as recorded In Plat Book Ih At a Suit to uf title to the above I. Page 33 of the Public Records of Smlnl, Junior College, Highway Seminole County, Florida i, n. Sanforci. Florida 37771 0 .-scribe. Pfoparty has been tile. Seminole County, Florida 10$ II. ACADEMY MANOR UNIT Upon review of the ex('cUted ONE, as recorded in Plat Bock 13. aqanst you and you are required to You are notified that an action tO sery e a copy ot your answer to the Quiet title to the above Consultant's Questionnaire, the Pool 93, Public R4'(orcisof Seminole described complaint On the Plaintiff's at property ha's been tiled against you Board will determine guaiitication ç°tty. Florida of each firm or :ndivicivai tor rrey, L W CARROLL, JR of Inc arid you are required to Serve has been tile. against you. copy law firm of CARROLL & JONES. Cl yOur written defenses if and The District Board you are required to any to it P . 74 U.S. Highway 11 52. of Trustees defenses thereto, if any, upon on W L. Kirk, Jr., Plaintiff's at. Casselberry. Florida, and file the Seminole JunioCollege r torney whose addr es s Ii 1010 LEONARD V WOOD. Attorney to, original in the office of the Clerk of plaintiff, at Su'te 211. 231 Mai'tanci Woodcock Road, P0. Box the Circuit Court on or before April By E. S Weldon Avenue. Altamorw, Springs, Fior.d, Orlando.rlor Ids, 371t4, onorbefci., 15th. 1574, Othecwse the allegations President — avidfiIetheorigiri.atwithtp'.t,r, April 5th, 1971 and file the original Of the corn la. l Ex Officio Secretary U be' taken as with the clerk of this court ether "o, above %'yted Court on or bt confessed Seminole Junior College tht 70tt' div Cf April, 1974 o?herv. btIorc service on Plantiff S at Thit notic , shill be published once District Board of Truste,j a RidQme'nt may be entered aga -'-' torne'y Or immediately iately thereafter, each week for tour consecutiv e Otht'fwis, a default will be Publish March 29. i174i ou for the relief demanded in entered weeks in the Sanford Herald, Complaint herein you for 'he relitf dema nd ed DEL11,6 Dated thiS 13ltt day of Match. 1571 fl the Complaint WITNESS my Psand and seat at Seal) SEMINOLE COUNTY SOAROOF sad Court. this 11th day of March, WITNESS my hand and seal ArthI.Jr H BeCk*itii. Jr. C this Court on March 5th. 1971 1974 COMMISSIONERS Clerk of the Circuit Court Notice of PvbIlc N.arlag Seal) (Seal) Seminole County, Florida The Board of County Corn Arthur H Beckwith Arthur H Beckwith, Jr By Joy Stoke, missioner's of Seminole County will Clerk of Circuit Court As Clerk ot the Court Deputy Clerk hold a (Ajblic hearing to consider By Joy Stoke, By Jo Stoke, Publish March IS, 77. 75. April S. ' approving a request to operat, a Deputy Clerk Deputy Clerk 1974 borrow pit in aPUD (Planned Unit Pub liSh March 23. 29. April 5. 13, Publish March 8, 13, 73. 31. 17i — "c' to Ueve'opmetit) Zone on the following 1974 DEL 4.3 I I - f Trustees of Seminole Defendants. NOTICEOFSUIT TO QUIET TITLE IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA TTo the Defendants, THE ESTATE 4 . USI News (0) Wrestling FR. ___________ am$ Nip! _ 2 Growrs Alminac 430 (2) Across Th. Fence (4) Sut.tisi Semester 7:00 1:: _________ • by C..A'., "C'LR TLJRØ',J TC .. 4' i, !ii ', : rL~ EAVE THE OKING Oscar (4) Childrerrs Film (21) IFIST AA SIINGJ •: - CAPTAIN EASY -' EAT OUT (9) Owen MsrshalI (74) Weekly Special (44) 3s 11:00 (2) News 17:30 (2) Go () Fat Albert (I)) Mo'e (24) Sesame Street 1.00 (2) Soul Train l'' 4 __. JbWiL /__ (4) Mary Tyler Moore Show (44) Celebrity Bowling 9.30 (4) Bob Newhart Show (44) Night Gallery 10:00 (4) Gemmy Salutes Samm SATURDAY 1 -, : T" Film Forum 9.00 Festival •5, J ____ inc Darnulormers, Bach (24) Humanities 1200 (7) Jetson (4) Pebbles And (4) Movie Wide World Of Entertainment (44) Movie 1:00 (7) Midnight & 1i IT! : Zoom Theatre AFTERNOON (9) 1 e Men0t III Fors " - 1:30 (44) (4) News PG - ikk, I r L ~ - I>,i ." ~. — tuju (44)nFrom Olympic ithzL!L, (0) News (24) Man And è4w )15~ 1, -.1 i l_~ U-_' V1.4,~u WANT ANY A'Vt ON HOW TO IMPROVE M"l PUTTING, I'Ll.. I '/MEN I ( *3) (24) Dean1arhn Comedy (4) News Special (0) Tome (13) RFD Hollywood (24) Open Mind 10:30 (13) Target (44) Bobby Goldsboro -, 141--_111'~ I TRJW FjIrniI%, '-I---'- -- -6 - by Heirndohl & Slot fel — Caro el .J M M tAq _.___.1__ .1 ,JWUVT, Legal Notiài t4r,nil, . V Legal Notice - Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. — . Friday, Mar. 29, 1974-5B ____ Board of County - ..—. . Herald establishing franchisee respon. Seminole County. Florida, pursuant tibUitill concerning records and to Petition and Notice heretofore JUANITA FAYF ANTLE, WfC Conirnistioners reports, collection hours, collection given, pasted ad adopted a AMENDED County Resolution closing. vacling 5'4 Seminole County. Florida fr4uncy, truck parking, NOTICE OF PROCEEDING abandoning, renou'in; and 1 P4 F cr.iir 'r r Quip, P I sP, March 27. 29, April 5, 12. liability, franctisee name, Iran r" (i:SCli'nl'riQ any arid all rQM of the 174 P. IL .%ti TLLL . csee ri office, arid trancse-, -' i t'i County of Seminole and the public in ADAMS. LOT 31, DEl 12 formation; requiring franchise DENVER. equipment, establishing customer and to the follO*in2 described COLORADO r;ia. rights of way, to wit; A IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE respcnslbllitin concerning refuse sworn P.tt,civi for Dissolution cI The unnamed, loft. Public Road Marriage having betn tiled EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. preparation, refuse containers, and Christmas East of The Atlantic Coast CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE collection refusal, Line regarding your marriage to notice Railroad R and West of the Lots JUANITA FAYE ANILE, in th COUNTY, FLORIDA Service, establishing in 44 Thru sa the SubdiviSion Of Circuit Court in and for Seminole NO 74401-F requirements, providing means to No DIVISION F implement the ordinance by rules Spring Hammock as platted and County. Florida. the short title of recorded In Bock 2, Pages 7 thru S. which is IN RE THE MARRIAGE BETTY HAGANS, an unr,married and regulations; providing for OF JAMES PAUL ANILE penalties, proceedings to restrain Seminole County Records. By the Board of County Corn Husband, and JUANITA FAY Pla;ntiff, violations, construction, missioner's of Seminole County. ANILE. Wile, these presents severability, and effective dale 79th day of ItiE ESTATE OF W HOWARD January, cOmmand you to appear and tilt Copies of said ordinance are Florida, this 1574. YARNALL a k a A. HOWARD available for public Inspection A tour Answer or other pleading with ISeal) the Clerk of the Circuit Court of YARNALL. Deceased, during regular buslr.ess hours In the Board of County and SeminoleCounty.Fiol.,da, and s,rwe Office of the Board of County Cornmistion,rs a copy thereof on Pe$it,owr's at THE ESTATE OF SARAH H. Commissioners, Seminole County of 5,qnnol, Courty, torney. Mick N Cleveland, Jr.. Of YARNALL Mks SARA H YAR. Courthouse, Sanford. Florida. from Florida PdALL. Deceased, the law frmot CLEVELAND. MIll lh5 date until the date of enactment Ara By Arthur H Beciwl?,, Jr & BE PPY. on or ttO(e tnt 91i, da, consideration fitt written above. dec. 04 April, A D, 1971. oherwsn a (A.PHARTS SUNDRY STORE (SEAL) , By: Mann K. More And all of their unknown heirs, default will be entered against you Arthur H. Beck*lth. Jr Deputy Clerk ise,isees, legitet's or grantee's, and WITNESS my hand and teal at thi' Clerk Publish: March 25, 1514 all other persons or parties claiming Clerk of the Circuit Court on ti's the Board of County DEZISS Sth day of March A D , 1914 by. through.und, or against them; Commissioners lSeal) Oil parties or persons havIng or Seminole County. Florida Arfbor H BeCkeith. Jr claiming any right, title or interest Publish March 27, 75, April S. U, in and to the pre'niise5 involved in 1514 ANNOUNCEMENT Clerk of the Crcu.t Ccr' In compliance with the I13 this suit, if alive, and if dead, to their DEl 137 Bi' Martha I Vn'rr — Consultants Competitive Deputy Clerk Negotiation grantee's, Ace, the District Ooard CLEVELAND. MIZE WINNIA — munma A. — "Bach felt that would have destrO)-ed thespil-ltoftt,so they all took one per Cflt of movie," Downs said, referring to a percentage of the film's potential earnings. 'Then they had to live off of hat they made. The theory was that If you didn't get people up in the air, paying for rides, you couldn't buy your hamburgers. You went to bed hungry under your wing." That didn't happen, he said, "so Bach really proved that he was right that barnstorming, which died in the 130s when the banks closed, could be re-vivect" Downs thinks the movie will make money. But he Isn't putting all hii eggs In one cockpit. He's hosting a one-hour ABC special Sunday that's based on "Variety," the shw.b1z bible. - EAS'I'WOOD go—,5 - --.~ _.,~~! ,.V —Ar . — Ti1IfW1M among them,weren'tonsalary. ____ cm F By JAY SHARBUTr AP Television Writer NEW YORK (AP) Hugh Downs has become a producer in a flying scarf. A broadcaster by vocation and pilot by avocation, he recently roared off into the movie and barnstorming t.flCSS SiIflU1taneOUci), It's resulted In a documentsry film called "Nothing by Chance," based on a wonderful 10-11 CBS CBS REPORTS: 1969 book of the same name that "The Colleges" This is a hard pilot-author Richard Bach look at private Institutions of wrote before his best-selling higher learning. Are the "Jonathan Livingston Seagull." colleges In financial trouble? The movie, which Downs says Do the parents get their will be released for theaters but money's worth sending Johnny not television late this spring, Is away to school? What about the sort of a pilot's answer to "The professor professors who spend Endless Summer," a popular more time writing for IS-Il ABC TOMA "The surfing documentary of a few publication than Instructing Friends of Danny Beecher" )ears ago. students? [smote government Danny Beecher Is an ex-con 14:30 NBC MIDNIGHT Bach, who co-produced the support the answer to the who shoots the girl friend of a SPECIAL Guess Who hosts film, 'assembled all the pilots financial troubles? These and cop, and later kills the cop. tonight's show? That's right, and got a marvelous crew," answere Toma, Is disguise, Is after Guess Who. Their guests In- Downs said. The aviators this special. Danny, but he runt mu-i u,.,hl ..i.. ... IT inoon AM, na Na ranged from a genuine old-time with ____ a Na, Slade, David Essex, Judi barnstonner to a jetliner capgroup of pot-smoking dropouts Pujver and Lao Kottke. Yeah, lain from California. who have formed a commune, and who's on second? The movie was filmed last summer with a fleet of five biplanes built In the 192 when barnstorming taking adven. tirous citizens for a quick hop * * * around the pea patch was in full and glorious bloom. The jet-age barnstormers did • the same thing, starting in Weeping Water, Neb., and ending a month later in Rio, Wis. w _.v juiji-i.i wthen they'd even turned a small profit great thing about It was that we could avoid airports *1. Bunch together U we wanted to," said (4) Lflha, Yoga FRIDAY (9) Bugs Bunny And You Downs, who didn't take cash (44) Leroy Jenkins (44) Movie customers aloft and concen8:30 (2) Addam Family EVENING ttated on producing and sub(4) Sabrina 4:30 (24) Book gat 7:00 (2) To Tell The 5:00 (2) Heritage Golf (0) Yogi's Gang sequent narrating chores, Truth (241 MisteRogers Classic "If you can find a level field (4) Hcçans Heroes (4) Sounding Board Neighborhood that a farmer will let you Land (0) Dragnet (44) TBA (0) Wide World lii If it's not too far from a 9:00 (2) Emergency (13) News ' °" little town then you fly the (24) Aviation (34) Nation Time Plus toVer,"heUidOfthemod-(4) Scooby Don 5:30(24) Country Mlc em recrea tion of flying's good M,v1 Squad Spectacular 7:30 (2) Police Surgeon (0) Super Friends old days. (4) Andy Griffith (24) Sesame Street Publicizing the flights was EVENING (0) Hollywood (44) Temple Heights done as In the early days, he Squares Gospel Hour 400 (3) Ntws said. Parachutists tumbled 9:30 (3) Inch High 1*3) Movle Weather from planes, mock dogfights (24) Wall Street Private Eye () News 8:00 (2) Sanford & Son (13) Movie raged and aerobatics ran ,, (4) Dirty Sally (44) Unshaklect— rampant as curious crowds (44) The Untouchables (0) Brady Bunch God's Freedcrn 6:30 (2) Topic trooped to the landing field. 1000 (3) Sigmund—Sea (24) Washington () News Those who would be among Week Monsters () Lawrence Welk the eagles and had $3 In cash (44) The Bold Ones (4) Favorite Martian (13) Reasoner Report 8:30 (2) Lotsa Luck (') Lssie'i Rescue were taken aloft for a short (24) Men And Ideas (4) Rangers TIIS ride, Downs said, "and the fun7:00 (2) The Magician (9) Six Million (24) Electric Company fly thing is that we were claim. (4) He. Raw Dollar Man (44) Ernest Angley Ing to be the only anti-In. (24) Cinema (34) Interface Hour flaftonary force In America. 9:00 (2) Girl With (44) Wrestling Glenn Curtiss started Something Extra 7:30 (9) 0214's Girls 10:30 (2) Pink Panther (4) Evil Knievel barnstorming after World War (4) Jeannie (24) Masterpiece I, he charged $15 and Charles (24) Carrascolendas (9) Goober And Theatre 8:00 (2) Emergency Lindberg. In the 192(, charged Ghost Chasers (44) Rock Concert (4) All In The (24) MiteRcgers $6." . 9:3111-11 ABC THE ODD COUPLE "The New Car" Felix's knowledge of opera wins a new car on a raft quiz dew. Sinice he shares evtrthIng else a C a 10.11 NBC THE DEAN One of the commune members MARTIN COMEDY HOUR knows Toma's real Identity. link onis tonight's n hot seat, and shooti ng at him will be, among others, his manager Eddie Mathews, Lou Rawls, Audrey Meadows, Dizzy 11:30-1 ABC IN CONCERT Dean, Rodney Allen Rippy, Theatrics, chiaroscuro Jackie Kahan and Foster makeup, American Indians and Brooks. Other highlights are British rockers are all blended Dean's singing "It Has to into 90 minutes You," Dean and Lynn AndersonigJfl, The stars are Kiss, hi a country music spot, and Foghat, Melissa Manchester, Dean and Joey Bishop In "The Redbone, Kool and the Gang Patient" skitch. andRompandStompmew was taped in the Concert Theater i Hollywood. We else? V fffVU,rS -_ R THE ;v 11.A;'Ir CALL wlth(Car,thecarLsthrownfn and creates itill another problem. All goes pretty well un til Oscar wants to sell the bum, but Felix refuses.. Then there Is the parking problem. Rock 'n' roll master of ceremonies Dick Clark KiseSts as himself. AND nNEsisnu ,ovsi Businesses ~ ) iSA 11 Of IF _______________ il COURSE OU SNAP, J COT ml S',UO,' TAiS TC.'.I...4 - - I f1(._, CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS 1N7*AL ILOIIDA'S OLD(ST -- Notice _________________ '(I [2s . IC f. lif - " NOTICE NOT E NOTICEISHEREBYGIVEN?IIt NOTICEISHEREBYGIVENPhat the Board of County Commissler, the Board of County Commissioners FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NOTICE is hereby given that we NAME STATUTE at cfSeminoleCounty, Florida. shall at 1.00 p m or as soon thtresiter as 700 pm, or as loon thereafter as are engaged in busini'is at Oregon TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. ,.. possible, on the 15th day of April, possible, On the 14th day of April, Ave., I.e Monroe, Seminole Notice is hereby given that tte • fø'.Iw FIiwlii* under ".r 191J. rnnl,i., -. .'.. I.,. risider r':-?d. ;..;i'; : ii,, ,. f ADVANCE CARPET "Fict,TiOut Nan'. Slatute' t,e,,er '"" ' tl.nq i'qdina,c., An O'dance relating to the An ordinance rclatlrig to th, CLEANERS, and that we intend to $6505. Florida Statute, will regiliw unncorpc,ated areas of Seminole unincorporated areas of Seminole register Said name with thC Clerk of wi th the C erk of the Circuit Court, ." the Circuit Court Seminole Counli', iflandfor Semtnol,County. Florida, ;. County, Florida; providing County. Florida. repelling Seminole Florida In accordance with the UOfl receipt Of proof Cl the rioulations to control and regulate County Ordinance No. 70 1; provillone of the Fictitious Name electrical Contractor, and electrical providing necessary regulations for publication of this not,ce, the f burning. Statutes, To Wit: Section $6509 construction within titious name, to wit: SHERYL. accumulation, Seminole the .:1 LYNN GRAPHICS under which we County; amending Section 49 of collection, disposal, and Iran _Florida Statutes 1937. -" 5: Pamela I. are ,naced DeRoswtt Ordinance No, 7317 to provide for sPorlatlon of refute in the interests in businau at 107 -" the adoption Of Notice 0, Florida Of the health, safety and welfare of Crystal Lake Avenue in the City of Wayne R Spaulding Publish: March 71, 79, April S. 1. Lake Mary, Florida, Electrical Code, at one of the thC Cltiftfls of thC unincorporated 1514 That the Parties intefjt StandardS for establishing and areas of Seminole County: providing in laid DEZ-121 buslnns enterprise are as lollv's Prescribing rules and raigulatlon,for a short title and definitions, Sheryl I Durham making it unlawful for any p.i'son electrical construction, main 1cM L. S.antbvry tenanc, and repair within the tocollector transport refuse for hire OF RESOLUTION Dated at Forest City, Seminole County. providing for coqntruction within the County except in ac NOTICE VACATING AND County. Florida. March If. mi severability, and an effective date cordance with' this ordinance; CLOSING Copies of said ordnance are requiring a franchise; establishing ABANDONING RIGHTS OF WAY PubliSh' March IS. fl. 75. A p ril 3, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN 1574 available for public inspection franchise conditions and NOTICE Is hereby given that the DEl 7$ during regular business hours In the pro(CdureS providing for franchise office of the Board of County denial, suspension. revocation, and Board of County Commissioners of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 11TH Commissioners, Sminole County relinquishment; establishing refuse Seminole County, Florida, at its JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR al Regular Meeting held on the 251h Courthou se, Sanford, Flor ida, from dspoial rates; pr oviding gener SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA day of January, A 0 1574. In tt. thi5 date untI the ciii, of enactment regulations concerning refuse ac CIVIL ACTION NO 742tlC containers, County Commissioner, Meeting Consideration first written above in re. the Marriage of cumul4tion, burning, Room in the Courthouse at Sanford, JAMES PAUL ANTLE. ( SEAL) transportation, and Uisposat areas; £ ' V II...f..._ LUUI IIUTICO Dis trict. Family Owellingi, Subparagraph It). Minmum requir ed living area snaIl follo*s be amended to read &% as ho itl .-.- Efficiency apartment One bedrooni*pjrlrne'rit Two Wtoom apartment Thrbedfornipa,nenI tour o, morebedfoom apartment 4SOsq It 100 sq ft 1,000%0 It 173050;: I,lSQsg H i I- �--.. -,----'--.- 613-The Sanford Herald Friday, Mar. 29, 1974 B iijiiioce - arga * I ns Are Always Sprouting Up The In 1 . ~ FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that i am 'gbg'd in usin.nat PIrn CI . Sanford. Seminole Florida under the fictitious name C.RAFE ENGINEERINGC O.. o.. I ftqv to reg$ter tad name wtth tts. Clerk of the Circjit cj rn,nn,.County. Florida lqt ac cot-dance with the previsior.s Of Fictitio Warn. Statutes. To Wit Set-tiers I&S CS Florida $tatut 9p, S. Richard Grate Publish March IS. 32. 31, Apr.l S. - ___________________ II Help Wanted _______________________ ________________________ Houses I . to, ' Stenstro ______________ ' 1 I Lots and Acreae 43 _1 ,,, 2IOACRE LOADORAP4CH . i . , ........... ___________________ _________________________ 't'..i i.qiioas Inspection option collect. 303232 717$ I Call - - Phil '"' ~. ~ .' _______ ________________________ • n ~ ( ,S~ K TL -A It I '.P'oppinQ 576,51)) '.',i,'t EAL1OR OWNIR , , ATTRACTIVE 7414% ______________ Sandlewood Villas _______________________ 4q T Bege with orange stri.,s Vicinity Of W. Land Ave. Longwood Healthy reward offered Ph III business at 131 Highway 17 92 City of Caswfbet,-p, Florida. That the party Interested In said * 3177 business enterprise IS as. lollq*s SEEFELT. INC Denni G SeefeIt Da'ed .s' Csssete'ry Cc'vntt, Fiorciô Oioter 1, )973 Publish March March 72. 79, April S. 17. 1971 DEZ III Unfurnished EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT. IN AND FOP SEMINOLE * CARRIE MAE HOLTON, Wife - EDWARD I] Travel Agencies IIOLTON. JR. Husband FLYING CARPET TOURS, INC NOTICE OF SUIT • THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO. EDWARD HOLTOP4. JR. that CARRIE MAE HOLTON ---- -------------if 'U i rx - ~ FRANKLIN origlnalw1thtp,CleqI,offp,,cj,i, salary. l',ncheot'n provIded Apply Court on or before A pr il 70th. 1971, in person to Slser ton Sanford Inn, otherwise a default and ultimate 14 1 SR 16 judgment will be entered against Vow for the relief demanded in ttse Salesman. EeperIencecl in sales of Petition construction machinery u,lr materials Good salary. com WITNES' my hand and of fic ial mission, nd c ompany beneits 1001 Of said Court on this 20th day of Call March, AD. 1971 Premix ______________________ Marbletite _____ 344110 Manufacturing Co. 373 3130 ________________________________ Arthur H Beck-*ith, Jr Men Wanted for lit. Shift wrk in Ct-si-k of the Circuit Court wireconspany.w,wiIltrflt, an Seminole County, FIor4a lob No experience required By: Joy Stokes. Apply in Person, Paragon Wire Deputy Clerk Cable, SR all, Longw ood Ph. 131 Ned N. Julian. Jr STEN$TROU, DAVIS ______________________ & MclNiO$4 WOMEN to drive catering truCks Pc'st ONcr no. 5330 Apply Altamonte Catering, 5)) Sanford Flor,da 3777) 531) Attorneys for petitioner _____ ______ Publish. March 12, 79 Api-I . , Rodig Crews & Rooters Wanted 397 Apply ,rl person 100 Kentucky OEZ 110 Ave. DeLaed Aik for Don Tat, _____________________ 131W;. : of the Circuit Court, Seminole (curly, I Ic.c.tit i-i a.'cOrctarnc, ". t'se prosi.s.'is 01 the Fic?it,os,s Name Statutes.. To Wit Section $6304 F 10.-ida Statutes 1937. S T J Br,sriahan t'ubl'w March 22. 79, April = . ). bEZ 170 __________________________ - I TO REGISTER FICTITIOUS TRADE NAME .i NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN fnjt 95e undersigned, Maxwell Home 11 1 1 ii (West 041792 befeen Fairway Plaza & Seminole High) • 1 & 2 Bedroom Apts. • Masonry Construction • Central Hea t & • Pool & Air TAFFER REALTY 1100 x 251h $t in 6433 - Stemper Realty. • Sevilla Gardens* LUXURIOtJ5uvVV'size)and 7borni lots. Eat in kitchens. frost free refrigerator, dishwasher, droWleg, Shag Carpeti ng, family rm . fireplace Only S apis Priacy ri a Span i sh courtyard jettIng CtP Beautification, Award Anhin Adults 70)3 Sanford Ave Model Open 125 PM REALTY washer Call Mrs Ruthtrford 373 ____________________ ao so Il Apartments Rent Furnished _______________________________ _____________________________________ SAN Md) PARKS, 12 3 lI.droo Trailrqt & ApIs. 2 Adult parks. 2 Family parks 3515 Hwy If 92 Sanfor d 381920, Day, WI. Mo. furnishings. Inc. inten to register è fictitious trade name HELMLY GREENHOUSE Polling plants, packing etc Apply in FURNISHINGS. INC *11's Sn"ln,d Ave to Myrtle St turn WELAKA APARTMENTS tt'e Clerk of tl'n C r(ui (c,rl I ''3' I to t "Sr Ave , turn left to 111W lit $tn.nole Cc'ur'ly. Florida. pursuant "tartS NurSery . Section sSSO,. Flor ida Statutes ______________ _______________________ 13 Bedr oom, Adults only I'S) as amen, tha, the cnn £utoMettsanicwitp,,p,q,pxe and Pai-k AvenueM.obilepa,k ersqnfid intends t* engage it's tty wn tof5 Call Ken KernsGa;age, 2513 Part' Dry,, 3722161 ses.s of Furniture Sale's at 107$ _________________________ ______________________________ j3 )a7 LOST Attamonte Drive, Aftamonfe AVALOPIAPARTMENTS ings, Florida 2770 crater the ADULTS '40 PETS P4'i'lit-,. , Maintenance Machinist 118W 2nd SI lurnistsings. Inc do and after May Pt Time 1914 Ret,r,dMan pr,feiqred Fvmitp*d lpafl'nenfi. I and 7 'Dafedlh.t25tfsdayofMa,cn. 911 CaotbleofctoIng bedroom's 7)0) Magnolia Ave, Maa*pll Hon's.' I. 'gtt Ma ritenance Work SanfOrd. 5)30 Call 373 0630 fu'nSP..nos, Inc ar'd Male Small Jigs £ talvrt'k By 0 Wellnnioton Smith Salary open I Room Ajsf,-,t Sccretar', CIII lOt ln!t,v.C* Fvrnis.PledEIcici,ncy ,'.,. ..., .,.,, , ':i!r PP,7'e3777750 974 '-'OWE INDUSTRIES. INc. EZ Iti 1 bedroom apartment Furn.u'sed 9OSAirprirt (lid t.it,l,t.eS fu'r'.tJed 1163 ma ''s"i' J'tri3. - ________________ All brick, central heat & air, car pIled 3 bedroom )(' or 7 bath home's Model open 14. pm $15 Va lencia CU North AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT CORP r 32370)00,142630) Threebedroo,ntrametsouse*-tnoq without furniture, good condition. doubtt lot. 1)3.300 377-1153 349 $319 after $ HALL ______ bath, brealfasl bar, rustic Selling on a quiet lake. 147.500 it tbejt )bedroom. 7t'att's. family room 771)9' with butt in bar Master bedroom IliyxIl. F or mat , dining 131,1131' Nearly f 4 j.- DtIitry Man' C'xauttevns lic ense Paid vacations.. d4CountI Apply NOTICE Ii P1511V given SIsal we ifi piV5. Bork f'nendvre. 500 iii engaged In business at 430 1n4a'wo Sprinq's Orite. L50gw Se'n.,v8e County, FloniO4 REAL (STATE SALFS Pp e"-c'r' the fitt,t.Out nami ol ARTCO ~OPIIE() STAMPS ix.~a that AP P.'et'stJ tOftt3i%ter tao "same *'lh PIne tin-k ot tts. Cird'w'l Court, Seminole 0unI, Florida in accordance with We D"SIS'JI5 dl I . I r.,'t.'.i-jj's ,la','np'5 1-., -t. i 'I I 'n li-IC Si,iiuif'5 l57 " °' 'T 1. J I. Lilload 4 A 17K A" Marcn 5, 13. 77, 79. 1414 I. hd,i'stat 'nler yew. ionpuIer 'stitplt I'I i'sQ. 11 t'sr answering service, tour REAL TOCTS to assist FORREST GREENE, INC. REALTORS _____________ 643733) _____________ " I . . Roberts YOUR M L 5 REALTOR 3 , AppInCe* ________________________ _ 2565 PARK DRIVE Sanford. . -1 SANFORD r a lewoo 37 - Houses Rent - Unfurnished __________________ T* bedroom unfurnished nil in Country, 1100 , 3374)6) DCBAR'V-7bedrOornp,o,j,. Noet No •MoivoeA.e Ph ____________ -- Beauty lbormrrly Ilerr,tt 5 5I9E. Pine, 377 3742 • Carpentry D - ___ ODDS CAI4PL PITI1Y _ IIIIIIlIIIu._() Welcomes City wer TO CHOOSE FROM ______________________________ - - - Call For - Appnt. 372-3103 2Uh Sanford.Fla _____________________________________________________________________ j ___________________________________________________ 211 W. -r TV Service ______ _____________________________ Are SOU ready for C tlflfli'l IS' I ren cut _______ PWlPlG CLEANUPS LAWN CARE SPECIALISTS Ph .iAocsolt- S (.lwAMlcS. supplies, kiln dealer. 10$ l's I) t'.i'sil.li Li; 3731921 _________________________ ___________ ________________ di, Electrical i_ 'Roach's icc'. ,- r.-..i. * Heated Pool - i- , .5. 1 ''it. I Ii'I electrician Call II') Sell Planning a ga,age tale? Dont forget 'o advertise it in ' CWnmtttl&l & Roiliderilial I Elec Jilt 373 3171 I I ___________________________ I Masonry - .! ' GIOSI-Mirrors - I Well1 o your Painting to Small Ph in 5379 Ni, iCb - Sanford, Fla, 323.7170 ; I I If - I - Ph 377951)9 appr ec iate Call Jerry, 3721911 after 4 p.m weekdays. , Mini Bike 7) .1 C Penney Duster. Perfect condit ion 3fl 203) befor e Son 327.1535 after Soc allday Sat. Trucks and Trailers &.t Pontiac 010. 1 speed, tac-" cayer, blue metallic in color. good cond.tpon throughout. Call __________ 65 CHEVY DRAGSTER Nothing down, takeover Call credit manager 3236230 Pete Rich, 332-165) Dealer. '61 Plymouth Standard, good running condition 43.000 Original mites. New tires $730 Ph a ft er 5:30 Or weekends, 327 7347 1973 Volksw agen Campmobile, with pop top.a camper's dreim. White. one owner. A buy at 14750 Call Paula? 332)631 D ea ler ________________________ '460MC WINDOW VAN NOTHING DOWN. TAKEOVER '$0 Ford Pick up, $250 or bes t offer. 74 30 S. Myrtle Ave., Sanford, 373 5053. '73 Super Beetle. Vinyl top. AM FM radiO. I Speed Low mileage h 5.470 ___________________________ I973 Mercury Montego. Mx I door hardtcQ, air Conditioned, power steering & brakes, good mechanical condition, 5119$, Call Paul Fast-ella. 372 16.5) Dealer 1967 Ford Torino Coupe, needs rear fender.sniallV$engine.539$, 377 IC69 Dodge Diart Swinger Low mileage & runs greatt CALL CREDIT MANAGER, 373 6730 3775576 Call ' CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO. 51.34$ CALL MR DRAKE, fl72 DEALER 1970 Ford Country Sedan, air cot's d.tiClitd,pO*,r $Iefning& brakes, radio, extra clean, $994. Call Don Po*. 3fl 1651 Dea ler 372 We Pay After Each Auction Private party wants to buy old furniture, lamps, glassware, mirrors. mist. 322 91 93 CASH377II32 For used furniture, appliances. tools, etc Buy I or 1001 it s Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. em SPECIAL 614 1176 Winter Park 69 11 USED CAR SALE! CLARK-CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Hwy. 436, Casselberry, 831.7700 Auction AUCTION . - - AUCTION - 31$1 S Orlando Dr. Sanford, 327 5543 Bikes We Pay After Each Auction All tiles and mOdelt. 10 tPeeos. S speeds, and standarl bikes now available of Firestoqv, Store Call 3270744. Campers Travel Trailers __________ -_________ lyr, old 10 sPeed . Foreign Bike Original Pric,-$l70 71 LANCER IT' luxury 'ravel trailer Sleept 6 Aqua n'aqc Mus t sacrifice, $75 Ph 377 739 _________ 'r-iltt. ShO*tr, TV stove. oven, 62 - . ' - - ______ ________ rEED SEED FERTILIZER - c"rsscr, battery pack, Other r. Like new 11500 Owner. 646 6366 eves 'mat .',i' (,i,IRmhflI,' Lowest Prices 197 1 Franklin 71' Motor Home I BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR owner, sleeps 4 Lots of extras Gormly. E 46. Sanford. 373 I,).) 1973 Cabana 21' Motor Home All _____________________________ _.-.. 63 Machinery and Tools ____________________ Three Case 40) D'et.el Bulldolers. tisoo each Two 1)1 Cats. 1710) each Mechanically very good fiberglass with driven door Beautiful 1973 Concord 70' Motor Home P1e*, Save dollars$$$ 977 'oyista t-tilu* with cov er SAPII(1RD REC VEE SERVICE 649 I'?O a' Write P 0 7)11 W Itt 3t u.. Ii?. Like S'ui'ror, tiC 37711 ___________ 123 17)) ______________ _____________ ____________________________________________________________ - PAUL SLATER Professional Wallpaper Hanger Licrnsed.Res idenlial Commercial Free EstImate's Ph 377-4173 Tl`l F, I a: 1II WiN DrilNng eti*re d? Got a Sales Background? - lii. lviii WILL 3" and large', pumps, Sprinklert Waler ,wd P"nr'r'. I?' - How would you like to ________________________________ WEL1SDRILLEDPUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All ty5arsduigs We repair and tervIce STINEMACHINE& SUPPLY CO I he answer 10 "What 10 40 with your old Car "Sell it with a Classified Ad try the art of friendly persuasion again for about two hours a day, three or four afternoons a week? _W1w Cleaning -- SENKARIKGLAS$&PAINTCO Hanging 201W. 2nd St. Painting 3111IMagrolia Ave 3224177 1 10 W. Airport Blvd. II (LEAN UP & frlcal See-vice, Licenseci& Bed. i Masonry & Concrete All Seminole Co . 21 Hr An pp, 1U 111431 swerIng Service 1305011 ' $ lob that can be iS.ni' iso other way Call 37) .'s6II or ,i19993P40*Il - 'ii',! Wallpaper ____________________________ Mo wing, Cdging l'all RalPh . *Recreational Building __ _______ Ceramics 1770 Volkswagen. 30.000 m i les, Iy. new New inspection sticker, 373 1963 Ford 3770)0.2 Sell or tr ade for bike of equal value 'SO HO Panhead Chopped. se. to 19 $1150 Ph 372 $626 1966 VW Bug. leatfseqeq,e interior. estimates Carl's lv, HIl eu i WP.1 VACUuMlpic - 1969VW BUS EXCELLENT CONDITION ervke with mower, will acreage or lots Call 377 1316. 332 ________________ frryE'linq.Adoti 4n'5 Bi'ttr*ay Ca'p"' Care & Jar'ilorii,I Srrvic'r I tee Es' Or. .. I.Jt I 1.11 0531 ____________________________________ *Clothes Washer-Dryer i'ircrpte etc . (ill (5£ C I ri'e t'st 177)510 37) 1713 '70 Maverick. Scyl stock Economy, 5)094 Call Mr Drake, 643 7)0 P4 Swngpe Avr, MatI snit Lawn Carpet Cleaning lwlIdo Homes øy - - ___ W/W From Sandblasting .- *1.2 Bedrooms & Water a So BUILT HOMES WITH MANY PLANS ARTS ROOFING CO FREE ES) REASONABLE 25 yrs experience. 363511.1 _________________________ 1917 Toyota Mark Il. 4 dr sedan. automatic, Sir. extra sharp $24.55 f'ill Dr-ri at 272 1631 D.i,rr SEMINOLE COUNTY Bikes, Bikes, - ___________________________ ____________ Is e done now Call Lake Mary - Public Accounting, 332 1317 or 3)3 6199 -- 1957 Falcon. I door, air, automatic, new inspection Must Soil 1550 530 7501 or $34 $149 1921 Monte Carlo. best offer. arid assume payments. SEMINOLE COUNTY AUCTION 58 Bicycles _______________________ Roofing Income Tax lie Push Have your income Interior Trim, Paneling. Cu torn Carpentry my No sot) too Small 17) - . PRESSURE CLEANING Floor Waxing, Windt 373 (*65 ________________________ VINC ENT'S CARPENTRY * Unfurnished *' Shag Carpeting * Range.Refrjgerator Dishwasher-Disposal 32j cttl and Custom Work Free Estimate Licensed Bonded. 33)0099 Homes 0 ()ir_wu.I4IIl Specialuz'sg in Small Anclo"icAbill Calf $31 IU$ Rental Apartnient •343363 P,t,Cewt,d,,,d - ROBSONMAPIPIF 1771 Dodge Charger 500, fully equipped. assume payments call 323 7672 after S eveS. 1. weekends.. '7) Yamaha 7 50 $1400 EVERY FRIDAY PM Consgnmeills accepted daily .2711*, ir .ippt every afternoon except _____________________________ i.Lurdav ___________________________ Signs _____________________________ Personal ax S,rtc No 2 East Road 1797 Davit Signs, rio 'ob too small All in it" ISJC Entrance) pnasej. Magnetic. Plastics, St i ck Or Screening 322 S'.i'e tod?y clatsilied ad day f'lite ' is'.', to buy. %,ilt or rent Call Ii'? Boat ri the w*y? Sell it fat? easy :611 or 0)19993 with a low cost classfed Id' ;' 1.4 and SR 434 Sa.nple prIces' 5)7 50 II' Boii-, $101$, Many others. Term's EXTERIOR ,o.r ho n'.' Ii's dPi-s (large U.sbIe (spanol Call 371 4973 lam S' Furn. & Unfurn. Short Term Lease Ploovi - Saturday - #aI Sanford and Orlando. 9dq&ui&1e _________ Houses Rent Furnished Beauty Care ___________________________ ____________ . )ri11 Elficiencies. I 6 2 berm, Townhouse from IllS. ____ SIdswalk 0.*m1øws Reasonable Free 9)1 pm 373 7311, Guaranteed 3726351 to * VILLAGE Only II minutes from I ______________________________ Pressure Cleaning _______________________ Bar & Rest. Equipment Put a classified ad work for you today Call 377 36)) O 631 9"] I ,. T,. f/- Restaurant & Bar (qi.ipment BUDDf S Custom fabricated Some used I.ICIME IMPROVEMENTS items Sale or lease 1305310 Small Jobs Wanted 1771314 t.skc.Mar1" ,,, to wMk aicd _________ Lighting A Z REMODELING Enclosed carport,, additions, rooting, painting, pa neli ng, doors , ORIENTAL RUGS WANTbU HP jolinsonOB rnoto. ; tI-an SO hours $250 $30 $ 719 after '6.5 Mu s tang Economical 4 auto air. ?'se* tires Clean, $525. Ph 323 99*3 37) 39.66 Boat -' SPRINGWOOD You! PET REST INN Boarding & Gr ooming -__PP13221037. Used Farm Equipment will sell fa and easy w,th a Clattitleci Ad Call K itc enBalhroo'Tbine,% 322 7611 or 531 Count,', tops, Sinks lnst'slIal'3, I available _BUd CabeIl, 3375057 ANYTIME Chu Life •Slreet . __________________ Sanford Electric Company 7SIJPsrk Drive, 372 1562 '4 ____ ' FulhlineGE Appliances 99 - 22 2420 Boats 8, Marine '7OCHEVY IMPALA COUPE AIR,AUTO,SHARP 1 P51195 CALLSAM.372fl9ICREA.MON S. Don at 372 16$1. Dealer ss CaltMr Drake,643 11 72 D.','er - 372 694) 377 74 1 Western Tack-Stetson Halt-Tony belts & handbags. Now at The Equestrian. 37 W Broadway, Lama Oviedo 36.56161. Equipment Home Improvements 0794 ¼ CALL 55 - Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY St amps-Coins l7's' Deep Vet, needs little work. _____________________ Pet Care ________________ _______________ ___________________________ ______________________________________________________ Central Heal & Air Conditioning First $50 takes 372 711$ or 323 To buy and tell 9010 Oi' silver co.ns, Int,r,or and exterior paInting. For free estimates, call Carl contact us first. We also buy bulk carpenlr,, CtI'CfriC, Ceramic tile, Dog training In your home. Al. Harris at SEARS in Sanford 377 "-'-"-'----------silver coins SEMINOLE COIN Breed Dog Training Academy. plaster, block and alt masonery. 1111 CENTER. 109 W Itt 323-43.32. Honest free ettimales Pncwne 373 __Calf '_tee, evaluation __________________________ ___________ Sale Begins _____________________ * Wooded Lots Norton • $9S _______ home _____________________________ ID' automatic. air - *1CC chocolate miniature male Poodle. $90 Call 323 6931 or 343 5321 furniture 0. olhe mist, 210 S Willow Ave. Sanford, 323 3906. I Experts Ready To Serve Air Conditioning ____________________ (MULTIPLE LISTING S1NVIC( LcrsgwOod_ . •kautiful Lirg 7 - Horses ?.tutt sell $150 $30 1504 days i SALE Sat., March 30. 200 North Leavitt Ave., Orange City, 9 a m E Cars Removed cars tVM Ford Galaxle 500 power steering, brakes, air Only 1493 hauled away Ycur cost, 5)0 Si'eltey Used Cars, 700 French Orlando. 29S6194 anytime. Ave . 3232940 Beagles Beautiful tn Colored puppies Male and female, AKC registered Ph. 3495431 (ICr TV, portable 19', likenew ~~ 222 lost __________________ - 04i-"w'f 4730 Orlando Drive', III) S. Sanford Ave. 373 1711 Its4s, Duncan Phyfedining table, seats 1'?. Sher aton type sideboa rd, chairs, rugs, dresser's, and many interesting items from this old . 113 830.550t ReIlc,ts ___________ ________ INE ERVI A & Gilman _______ _______ _______ AKC,all - refrigerator, almost new * .STEREO BAR. * wheelchair, commode, large corner cabinet, I chests of Repossessed- ' 3)70, ____ ______ _______ _________ . Household furniture, Stove, freezer, _______ S . air, Much more. Call Jerry (macton , Astor After hrs. IU - - T.V. boats ! BU Junk FORD ECONOLINE WINDOW VAN Nothing down, take over Call credit manager 3736230 Abandoned, unwanted junk Whiilemnaleloy Poodle Channel 33 begins broadcastir,g Match list . If you can't pick it Up call us, We hand le Channel Master antenna for UHF. and Vt-f Also Special TV antennas for GOLDEN TOUCH .N SEW - Try this? All hardwood doors, Plasteredwalls. extra nice kitchen cabinets with large pantry and m an y other features 'sot normally found in newer homes, 4 bedrooms, 7 baths, Central heat. ___________________________________________________________________ ___________________ ___________________ Arid boarding With love & care Professional Ph 373 lPPlor 3 ' equipment 372 3000 between I .sr.d chrome yellow, *,th blocit .,, lector. 30.000 miles Curtains, I owner, I Speed, radio. hearer Call Pete. 277 1431 Smos.. old * Singer * k LOOKING FOR QUALITY? _________________________________________________________________ ___________ - $11,503 - - •POODLE GROOMING. ,11. TV.Radio.Stereo . HERB'S REALTY _______________ ._ 53 STENSTROM 3 bedroom Wilts tamily room on a qu et dsd end street Very at tractive area, large lot. A good buy Call Llllan Campbell, ASSOC Iliad,,, Pets and Supplies _________________ Large Banquet tables, bfafldn,'*, 135 each Also mISC restaurant 'SI CHEVELLE WAGON ______________________________ 67 Livestock And drawers, large what not shelf. A.sume Payments Couch, recliner (heat & vibralel Poultry UEARANCE SALE many other items 14.A just W. of AM FM radio. Garrard record HE IfE Everything Reduced from 70 to 30 PS- Butt cows with cats',s C-plf courSe Ph, 3221410. player, $ track tape andCows sOonto calve Ph prt oft for qu ick tale Save at the 3229645or psychedelic lights built into a Odcor rat Wettern Shop Hwy I: 3220719. beautiful Spani I Ml So of Deflary sh bar, Assume 52 Appliances payments Ph. 617 1577 for free 68 Orrsttr with mirror, 5)00; Stereo, Wes*inghous.bulllin Wanted to Buy home trial. Hallmark, 1705 W i23. Port a Crib, $10; Fluorescent Fairbanks. Winter Park. Plate with rotisserie. Large size. DetS Lamp. $10. Deacon style toy AUCTION E ER NEEDS excellent condition, $30 W H chest. $t$, Small toasternyer,, $70 Weibl,, 202 For Dr , 372 0.423 $ 4 Good clean saleable items for Garage-Rummage 323 7207 after'S 30 after S 30 pm wtlkly Friday 7 pm. Auct ion Sales Z.g II - $18500 to _ ------- CARPORT SALE Sat , Dishes, clolt'ilng, air conditioners, : Forest Greene, Inc. OUTSTANDING VALUE Pltor's 1304W Fairbanks bedroom home 'n mcI condition 6.l3)33 WE TAKE TRADES Large lovely afldscaPed corner Ridge -I yrs old 3 bdrm lot Wall wall carpets. range, carpeting, 13300 down & take over refrigerator, garage. Priced at payments $IS. balance p only $23500 For full details AS call call 3733363 Phyllis Cappsni. REALTOR SANFORD REALTY CLIFF JORDAN 75.115 frenchAy, REALtOR 93)1732 Days 332 7217 * II light, 55, 535 5719 11)3 Walnut strt'o, 11$ Singer Zag. 53$ New stretch , ,, 591 Universal zig zag in Cnnsole. 5)01 Ca sh or $10 per mo See Cl SANFORD SEWING CENTER, Do*ntoan, 307 E ltt St , Sanford hardtop A I condition Auto. air, s. Pb, 11Cr) __________ fri-n Call 3231170. Loaded Nothing dowrs, take over Classllied ads are here to help you Call credit manager. 37342)0 buy, sell, rent or swap - at a 10* let you cost usritip Place yours-- Ill? VCIkS,saçni 7 Passe-cger - Kitchen sCt, for mica fop table 41 chairs, 1)3 3377IIi, - 63 Chrysler. I di- CARROLL'S FURNITURE __ ' Auto epars R T Parls.Accessori,s 12 Vol' ftatteresStl 93 REEL'S BODY SHOP 1)09 Sanford Avenue Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Ssiampooer for only SI per day, __________________________ - PLAYGROUND NEAR _InC _ '6 Maor applianc Reconditioned & ABLE RENT ALLS Grand Opening with the bell equipment to serve Q'uilrantftrj, Wayne's Quality New You 10)6 Frenth Ave 323 53)0 6. Used Furniture, 1700 Fr ench, 323 sno Other fine bedding KUL I' t)l,)nn.ng on a fix vp va(afion? St-~;) 55 classified ads for paint. lumber, and all your needs., f I 7333 Kitchen ra nge hood. 30", complete exhaust fan aria light, 5s Table lamp, 3 poe, lite, 10" with specie, 5)5. pull down retractable ______________________________ SOUTH SANFORD . 5 - CALL Al TAMOPIT E - Country lying at REALTY - YOUR CHILDREN ARE? BEAUTIFUL LOCATION- New 3 NO QUALIFYING bedroom. 2batPs. central air, wall to aall carpet, shade. Settled Only$.600dowr,. Washington Oaks. 3 bedioom, I's baths. 7O Terry neighboi-p,00d. $79,90) Lane. Monthly terms 42$ 033 IMMACULATE 7 bedroom. 1 bath. Winter Park family room, kitchen equipped, unit aIr, fenced, shade 0. fruit ALTAMOPITE... LakefroclA frame trees Nice area Low taxes. on . acre. Patio is fenced for 519,503 Nice I bdrm 7 bath Split plan Large pamclrcl family room Assume 7 pt mbj 57370) - 0 BUY or SELL DO YOU KNOW WHERE or Two be*oo,ns. I bath, wall to well carpeting, drape's, C entral heal REALTOR ______________________323 3771 and ar Fully equipped wisp, dish • Heavy Equipment Operator Costs rural area . - Equipment (or Rent __________ ____________ 323- 6650 Laborer wanted Mutt have driver's license. BOWE SEPTIC TANK. VA-No Down-No Closing Costs FHA-Low Down-Low Closing ,, prt interest, if you earnDltwe,fl 503 W.First 51, 323 0117 3734041or333 9370 ADULTS ONLY mechanic Third Planet En v.ronmenfal Systems 5300303 NO DOWN PAYME'NI M. UNSWORTH . 6 Months Lease E . per ievs(ed Service mf'(hanit-, and experienced fiberglas duct -. na • Kitchens Equipped AIR CONDITIONING. REALTQI Seminole MIS orange 372 199) 1919 S. French (v.3737274 333.1494 3727560 ALTORs ASSOC. __________________________ 64 SI.- S COP.SPIF TI AUCTION SERVICE TRADE-IN 'olvOLxSWAGEN NOTHIPIGDOWP4,TAKEOVER CALL CREDIT MANAGER,37) 6330 DECORATORS, 101W Itt St. 377 1 AuctloneeringServjce AND REPOSSESSIONS RCA Color TV, 23" ptapie console, T0 ENGLISH WOODS NOW 7 34% .VA & FHA $6600S12.1130 annually, you may 0uahf' f,r a 3 or 4 bCdron horne Clubhouse • L.undry Facilities Shag Carpeting WAITRESS WANTED. Apply in person, Tasty World Reji,tjrant. SR 46 of 1 4 to 117W Firist 5, 377 54) Goods Household _________________________________ Cu'..p!t riiaplt' bedroom Suite, Mis(elIar,eo, ,js, New and us,'iJ furniture am-wi applAncts Plus .c"c al %,slns I *.,tth acitI I MSEU I'. SANFORD BALL REALTY 3 bath Piome in the county Huge yard, indoor utility, Outdoor storage, A grand buy. 5)5.001. It ____ ____ ___________ AVAILABLE TODAY!- ) bedroom, SAVE ON (2RflRflR ____ - - ____ - - REAL BARGAIN- 3 bedroom Longwood - 3 bdrm 2 baSIs G ood location s.000 will handle n house in Woodmece section, L lea se option bass with qualified down. $15,595 Real neat home, buyer Ph. 531 3556 fenced back yard. _________ 1120 FLORIDA AVE. No Operator lot- Cat 930 Apply 70) Marvin Ave. Long wood. AMERICAN WOOD PRCDUCTS 373 6437; After 5,322.7111 DUPLEX LOT- Park Ave . APARTMENTS 3fl99p3 NOTICE OF INTENTION EVEREST REALTY INC Realtor. 10015 Hwy )71'7 Maitland. 621 0500 REALTY SI Autos for Sale Sale 80 Brand new Kenmore avocado heavy du ty wather & dryer. $101 Sacrifice, 1250 , tPu, sell. consign, appraise, or In sewing cabinet, repossessed %p,c'al sales Out Of an ything of Ianus Singer's best model, winds bobbin value 1700 French Ave in machine, Fully automatic Pay `L02. REALTY 131 3639 375 7)10 Sanforci, Fla 3737131 balance ot or 10 payments of U Call Credit Dt'flt SANI:oR() Ii'"'m-rrç3 Sjrlscr"n plate glass I SO !if WING CENTER, 307 A Last MISCCIIaPVOUS 3 I' frame Slight fla*j. IS01 Itt St Sanfor d 372 9111. Eves 541 ea ch Ph $313536, For Sale 1)16 ' _________ ._ -_-- .- no* top, sleet radial tire's, auto stick. ney pe'nt, Sir, excellent Ondit,O,i, $1430 1729110 days. or 377.3013 after S 1972 Molds. lit* new, low miles i',tl Sell $7195.'130-7$Oi days or $31 4.476 nights. *~ ___________ ______________ -___________________________ ct 11.924 Between Tree Park £434 - _________________________ Pools Lake Mary area 95/ Conventional Mobile Home's U , Appliances vs ______ - INTEREST PATE DOWN PracticaIntJ$ General houSewk & care of one elderly adult cooking washing Own ,ran sportatior,. Good *i, Ph 333 $212 or JOHNNY WALKER FHA-VA kitchen equipped, carpet. Ph. 3223217. - * Sanford Auction * Extra long twin beds, mattres KENMORE WASHER, parts, serv springs, light wood, night fable, 'cc, vied machines I AUCTION I VEIl V 573 3777691 MOONEY APPL iANCES, 37) 57 ft.'.(',i;. ll1.tIT Artqvet, T,, - Ili Acres $4100 per acre 0) - _____________ 57 SMALL OP(P.1 2 WHEEL TRAILER 641 5-132 _ M5 1 i It_a COUNTRY HORSES QUIET EVER EST 2SHiawatPsa Ave. atI1fl 70 WEST- 3 be*oons, It's bath, nearly new, Psorne Central heat, ready for air, walled in yard. Only $31,000 ARMS I f FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE 5 hereby given that Ior. qngagsdinbus.nevatPO Box SI). Fern Park, Seminole County. Floridaurntert he tclitious narneof INFO PRODUCTS, and that I intend t'oregister sad name with the Clerk Realty. 332 1)0) porat 'on, 4.21 1123 1505W. 35th SI Dedrooms. 7 baths, convenient to schools, shopping center. Shag carpeting, drapes, dishwasher, central neatlar. Sparkling clean pool Move in today. Children acc epted 322 ._-I Hey Kids looking for an extra dollar' Ask Mom arid Dad to let you have a clatslfeci ad garage - ________ ' APARTMENTS Like new. 2 bedroom, family room. Set 3 bedroom. 2 bath, large family & Will purchase first or second mortgages n any cond"ion Ii,,,,,, -" -. , ' ' -' ' Southeastern A cc ep lance Co r pool. GENEVA GARDENS No Closing Costs GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 500 Fr ench Ave , Sanford 323 3301 Duplex Payton QUIET LIVING Cut do sac, Cony. to S(h0015 etc. 532,500 Ph 323 7445 T* 3 bedroom units, concrete block .'th fenced in back yard Central Mobile Home Bank Repossesslons, 'seat, only I' years old Has VA Iitochoosefrom $3n 23Z3Dealer. mortgage of 539.900. Priced to sell -. at $36,500 EVEREST REALTY. RETIREES DREAM- Repo. 1573 Villager, 7 berm, INC .REALTOR160IS.l4wyllfl ,p on lakefront lot, Takeover payments, Matland Open 7 days or pay off balance Late Athby Ph 37) 0350 Dealer home for rent LAKE MARY filed aPetitósintp,ecircutcoutof Seminole County, Florida, for .- ' diSsolution of marriage, and sou are 1$ Help Wanted requir ed to Serve a copy of your ___________________________ ._ wrlttendesefne.s,ifany,onNEDpI DESK CLERK, part time desk Nice Large S bedsoom. Carpeted. JULIAN. JR.. of STEPISTROM. clerk, male or femaleAir Kitchen equipped. $145 mo. DAVIS 4 MCINTOSH, Attorneysfor experience helpful, Or will train Ph 32) 0142 qualified Person - Saturday PtttIO*t, Post Office Box 1330. Sanford, Florida. 37711. and file the Sunday 1a.m. fo3pm. Eacallent :3 3 FOR SALE' houses.. one building Sit,. FROMSI7S 110W. AIRPORT BLVD. SANFORD. FLA. 373 7170 PtiiIad,liL1. PennsylvanIa YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED I Heated Pool atotlici.t;.tes 303 Semcran Blvd. (Hwy. 53) 373) 7430N Chad*itk i 7bedroom. CBhorneincounly Good well water. Lots of trots. 5)6.90) * 1.2 Bedroom - After P-ours IdI tuTOR i' r;ri 3?? 3991 LEMON BLUFF 332514 CIVIL ACTION No. In re the Marri.ae ii frame home Fenced TREES On St. Johns River ()-ange & Grapefruit COUNTY. FLORIDA I Washer-Dryer Jim Hunt Realty 7571 Park Di-. 332711$ JOHN KRIDER, ASSOC, w Garneft White, Real Estate Broker, 107 W. Commercial, Sanford. 373 7511 * Recreational Building - - 2 See * Dishwasher-Disposal Good Things to Eat IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, .- ACRE ACREAGE, INDUSTRIAL AND RESIDENTIAL _________________ __________________ extras, - BUY OR SELL e- --______________ __________________ * Clothes plan Ste to appreciate WE WILL HELP YOU IF YOU WANT TO * Rang Refrigerator LOU&%OOD WINTER SPRINGS Child Care weekdays Pre scl'ioelers Ferctd yard Ph 373 4 Miscellaneous For Sale -. '.' ,,I li-tr'lr~I'MI (, -rl-Je. s2s Ph 17 3 57)6 "S,anfori' Sales Leader' Your Multiple Listing Agency Local arid National MIS ALTORI 354$ Park Dq -. o -' - _______________ SO il pftifltinq f't'lct of cl,I'sies. 575 Call 322-2420 Anytime Sal * W/W Shag Carpet Child Care 6 ________________ . iV.tc' , \\\ . Li!L] I lamp, green Medilet-ranian. -________ ' - 1961 Chevy Pick up, 6 cr1 , rebuilt engine, Ike r.ew, new tires. 5793 $30750i or 111 4476 -- \ '' iI -, 372 Mfl .________________________ lye acres, h.q!1 3' '".1 rvcllji i ,,e (,,,,%,,,,, se,f :, ' - nutt to I I. Golf Course .s''i _______ - 1 570 VolkIwajen Convertible, ______________________ // \ / -- Autos for Sale Mutt Sell Il Musta ng P 5- Radio & Heat, Auto 57004 tate over. Call before 2 p m or offer 4-32) 7951. SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE 7311W. 1st SI 37) All 1 . -. Citrus from $3 It - Oranges tangCrin,j lernont, lime trees, i!c Low Overhead prices Drive a ''le & save a lot - Ovedo Nursery 1. Bird Farm. SR 41 5- 3 i'' N of OwicJo 343 639)- CloSed LI rdays is ISPECIAL On safe this Weekttfffew. all Aluminum truck covert. Colecoordinated Small trucks$22195. Large trucks-$719 CS ro I - 25 pcI. Consignment, Free pickups. Auction Saturday at 7 pm , Sanford 322 2770 stro 80 I ' Mar. 29,197+-18* ___________ Trucks and Trailers 79 ---'- PINEY WOODS BARN We buy tumnitur an misc Sell for be Ma ______- ____U4rIi FricJay, -__________________ Soniom L tj , _________ -- m Realty - '-'---------- 'I]IS E First St Art - r. i WILSON MAIER FURNITURE buy sell trade _. .Ste ,., I BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR C.crmly. E 4. Sanford, 37) 1733 - "~ Na mdlIt re Guarantee Lowest Prices .-...-......, - tIlottIdIIu by PAINT VARNI'H ENAMELS Acre, poll orange grove. part CleCred termt arranged by c'yneq ISIS) 245 910S of 323 361$ f nformat ion -'- ___.__, ~ fied Gal (,It) ',i4-. ,_ Beautiful rolling hill country with mounlain View SO Miles Southeast of Pueblo Highway access, Close to hunting, fishing, boating, etc 511300 Per acre Excellent terms, ' ___________ The Sanford Herald - . Ta .., -i1i II* Ufi UpenSal.a Sun 95 Call $31 2920 277332) choice property at ranch 'olesle Will sell all o Part oi 10 acre minimums __________________________ ea.u.. LOSER THE BORN -_=---' Miscellaneous For Sale _____________________ ___________________ ______ - :- ------- I 11 I __ , 41 Houses for Sale 33 Lots and Acreage Rent Furnished 41 I Houses for Sal. U Houses for Sale '1Y aC O Reliable milure man gas station kindneSs arid for the many floral Furnished cottage, good neigh. Sanford- 3 bedr oom, air. * attrndanl Sanford Sunoco MOSSIE BATEMAN contrlbut.ojn r eceived during my borhood. adults, no pets. Call in. carpet, range, drapes. fenced. Station. ! 4 and a 01K recent bereav"%en' -down. asume Phone in 66% de.0 will. $ URC?ER.3fl?Cfl m Mrs. EsItr t.,. HELPERS wanted. ApOly I5 •.sI --. vmen?i. 373 IZ) , I O.tAPV . "'' "'' wret ends & otter ____________________________ ranch, newly decorated, $175 per AMERICAN WOCD PRODUCTS "1Stop Urn! " Lake Tony - $1000 Franklin Personals .,.. References. Sec. Dep • . Realty Ramwvr Assoc Inc- REALTOR CORBETY REAL ESTATE Reply to Boa $33, care of The IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM CARRIAGE HILL TO BUY OR !FLL REALTOR $3) $ Sanford Herald, P.O.Sox 1057, WHAT YOU SEE IS WHAT YOU IN YOUR FAMILY? GET Arid *that you get for S7LC AVON SM 144$ D.Bary I bdrrn . 2 bath, f3mily rm., kitchen I171) Sanford. Fla, 3777) GENEVA AL ANON Call SM IS well built. 4 bedroom, 2 bath With breakfast rm.. dining and 1014 for families or friends cl problem 53.00 ------------on two lots in excellent condition, living rn's . Beautifully landscaped PINECREST- I bedrooms. block. 1 acre. lrallers O.K, $0 OEZ?o drnktrs down. 543 per mo. By O*ner-3$ Lot lel2l. eat. mlg. 55103 Cash Has large Florida room, car Kitchen Help, and Food preparafic.n ' 34 with? large orange treet. $35503 Mobile Homes Rent For further information call 133 4.517 above this, and move in Priced to piling. central climate control, 1513help needed C to S. Over II. Apply Atsume mtg. or put approa I= or write sefl at $11.010 Neede repair. large separate workshop, and in person to Bahama Jots Lobster 2£) Bedrooms CAMP SEMINOLE. down on new mi acre building Iot--E. Orange I csnford Al Anion Family Group P0 better etfrlced reduced from l4Out.I. 7501 French Ave Sanford No alcoholic beverages allowed, county. 53500. Call Ralph David, Box 5.53. 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L111r aitiurit ?fl lralb Amor �8B—The Sanford Herald Friday, Mar, no 1974 Consumer Strikes Back; Complains For Fun, Profit By TOM TIEDE NEW YORK — (NEA) — While sitting in his doctor's waiting room. an hn.,r n**tKis appointment time, it dawn c RalnhCharel1thathewub muscle On his side. A non. practk'ing attorney, he does have some superior knowledge of the legal ramifications of conawner company relathds, ' but other than this he says anyone can do what he does and I And he decided to do / usually win. * something: complain. When Actually, Cflarell would like later he received the to see everyone do what he physician's bill, Charell ' does. He says most Americans responded with abWoftijsown are, by nature, 97 -pound "You kept me waiting an weaklings in consumer affairs. hour," he explained, "and I lie says most people are i Charge $50an hour for mytime. brought upt victims, 0 turn I will subtract your bill of $35 the other cheek or to be losers. from mine of $50. Doctor, you He tells the story of the man owe me $15." paying hundreds of dollars for Audacity is second only to an advertised luxury cruise in originality with Ralph Charell A: the Mediterranean, which • As Indeed It must be. Listed b L4,7 turned out to be a slave ship In the Guineas Book of Records which the man was chained to "The World's Most Successful ., an on; when the cruise finally Complainer," Charell uses i j ,LPf ended the man, a typical intrepidity as a kind of corn: Z J consumer, approached the merctal Judo in a carniverous ,I ij7!7 organizer and said politely; marketplace where he tx,ljcves ' , 'Ecc me, I've never been on the ordinary consumer 13 i a cruise before. How much does otherwise unilaterally dLsar- —Y-one tip the whipper" .-. med. Charell would turn the meek Usually, his shameless brass simplicity, lie says he to bold; he wants the consumer works. His personal and sometimes orders mer- to inherit his rightful deserts. meticulously kept records ctumdise, then sends a corn- What with services ever " indicate that in the past decade plaint immediately afterwards, deteriorating, merchandise he has turned ordinary corn. This "Complain Now, Pay going from shabby to implafnts — todepartrnentstores, Later" policy permits possible, and bloated corto repairmen, to employers — recriminations to begin with the porations retreating almost into $75,000 profit. "That's solution instead of the problem, entirely from public contact, above and beyond refunds and lie claims goods which could American consumers must such things," he emphasizes, normally be expected to arrive fight back. "the $75,000 is PROFIT." in months, this way arrives in "Everything," Charell says The renumeration has not days. optimistically, "can be altered always been monetary. In the More often, however, Chardl to the customers advantage," case of the feud with his doctor, finds he must match wits and He does not advocate Qiarell's profit was merely stamina with unwilling mer- outlandishness here. He says better service: "He didn't pay chandlzers, industries, et a! the primary foundation of me the $15 bill. But I can assure Several years ago he corn- successful complaining is you the next time I had an plained to the New York correct complaining. "Be right. appointment, he saw me on Telephone Co. abeut a balky I never initiate a complaint time. phone. When he requested a unless it's completely Usually, though, Charell feels new number, he was turned Justified." his complaints warrant down. For the next three years When the complaint is financial return. When he he bombarded the company legitimate, Charell suggests complained to a New York with anger, records, pleading — perserverance, faultless record men's shop that three pur- all to no avail, keeping and sophistication, chased suits did not fit, he not Finally, In desperation, he "When you write to a company, only got his money beck but an told the company that he was use good stationery. Per. additional $20 for cabfare. going to advise as many people sonally, I use a Tiffany brand. When he griped to hotel in America u possible tofold Nobody bothers with a" — manager that his rrvwn nq ,...i ._i_ s,,,, LIII1 10 oe sure, Charell never noisy, $200 was dektedfrom computerized telephone bills, plays the bum. Occaslonauyhe account When he was splat. caudngsevere dstJof fi nds the beet tact is to plead tered with some harmless dust company's accounting. He got a helplessness, this way a frc*n a construction site he new number, and $208 in company official may "take successfully for 1200 compensation, IX pity on me like an animal in a "damages," However easy or difficult the trap." Often, Charell's rewards complaint fight, Charell Insists But normally he takes more have come with surprising he uses no special powers or direct action. TC _ -.n ,-•v -? TI -....... - Takes A Shot At ' 30s Gangster Era Israeli Nee ST' Li PC, Alt Pt, 97 OE Ken $ 1 14 By DICK LEINER Cagney's blackwhite face, here. He says he'd seen enough Golan was excited about ft. gangster movies of the 1 cver - HOLLYWOOD — (NEA) — It's his first U S. film. He's a the years so he was familiar Hollywood has been worrying salt., a native Israeli, and with the period and its about runaway productions— spent his childhood in Tiberias, peculiarities. Also, he wanted to U.S. companies shooting all near the Sea of Galilee. That make a commercial fiLm, which Ow the world except here, may sound exoti c and romantic would give hm a reputation so Now there's a new twist—a and away1rotn.jt.afl, but he he could do more. p.ug Production. An Israeli says he spent most of his So he picked the "Lepke" production company is shooting childhood in the local movie theme. Surprisingly, there has a movie here house, watching American never been a movie on Menahein Golan is directing westerns and gangster plc- "Lepke." It took a foreigner to "Lepke" the story of Louis hires, do it, the Murder, Inc., "1 alwa ys loved movies," he badman of the U. It stars says "and always wanted to Tony Curtis as Lepke, with make movies. And I dreamed of AnJsnette Corner and a fine someday going to Hollywood," supporting cast. He became one of Israel's top pop They were shooting in dfrectors, with soxne2Spictw.es downtown Los Angeles in the to his credit. Most were shot in Skid Row section. They had Israel, but he did a few in taken er a empty Nk'way, Germany, England. theater, the Regent, for a l,'v This past year, he made scene "Kazablan," which did so well Itwasthaflelgliborhoo(Jof around the world that it gave the clout he needed so he pawn shops, quick lunch stands to Hollywood. and cut-rate shoe stores. A few Could Hecome says he decided the time doors away, two LA. cops Were had to make a movie relieving an aged wino of here. But be realized he didn't bottle, know enough about current Outside the theater, there American mores to make , were a flock of extras in '30s modern American (Urn, outfits—all black and "To do a movie about a menacing—playing hoods. country at the moment," he They had cornered I4epke in the says, "you must be a resident of theak, where he was watching that country. That's why all the a Jimmy Cagney movie, movies about Israel—'i'ast • Gulao expazai that be Giant Shadow' and 'Judith and going to try something new in the others, even 'Exodus'— j the scene.TheCagneymoyieon have been had. The American %\'i to go for all the the screen would be black and directors romanti cized to' white. One of Lepke's boys, cci much, were not realistic information you need the stage In front of the screen, enough" about your new corntnuiiitv. he gunnelt hIi red Ueji!izin, that, he elected to bl3od would splash up on do a period piece when he came lEA HUGHES 834 9212 Sanford ___ a' a (7: CLEVELAND, Ohio AP.-. The father of a Kent State University student slain in a 1970 campus demonstration says the Indictment of eight NatlonalGuardsmenistona "mixture of sorrow and relief." is . 9 "There no happiness In this matter," Arthur Krause of Pittsburgh, Pa,, said, His daughter, Allison was among the four shot to death intheMay 4, 1970, confrontation of guardsmen and demonstrating students, Nine students were wounded. Sarah Scheuer of Youngstown, Ohio, mother of 20-year-old Sandy Lee Scheuer, who also wa shot to death, said It was heartening "that there some chance that the system works. I'm pleased that at long Last there well be an accounting before the law," Otherskilled when guard. amen broke up the protest against U.S. involvement In Cambodia were Jeffrey Miller, 20, Plalnview,N.J.; and William Schroeder, 19, Lorain, Ohio. timidating the students by tiring in their direction and depriving them of their constltutlonal rights, Those named In the three count Indictment were Sgt. Mathew J. McManus, 28, West Salem, Ohio, presently a member of the National Guard, and former guardsmen Lawrence A. Shafer,, 28, Ravenna, Ohio; James D. McGee, 27, Rawenig, Ohio, William F. Perkins, 28, Canton, Ohio; James E. Pierce, 29 Amelia Island, Fin,; Ralph W. Zoller, 27, Mantua, Ohio; Barry W. Morris , Kent, Ohio and Leon If. Smith , Beach City, Ohio. A Justice Department spokesman said the defen. danls would be summoned for arraignment, !cheduled for MaJ. John F. Martin of Wooster, commander of A Company, 145th Infantry, cautioned that "tlese young men those indicted have civil rights, too. I'm wondering if anybody is looking after them." IlLs unit was one of those from which the fatal shots were fired. The indictment was returned In U.S. District Court by a federal grand Jury on Friday. It charged the eight, one of whom is still in the Guard, with willfully assaulting and in. I until A SATURDAY IS ITI SALE ENDS A mob of thrifty homemakers will be storming National's tomorrow. Be sure you're one of them. It will be crowded but when you see the savings you won't mind a biti Sale ends Sunday at 6 p.m. This is it. 4" -- LAST CF ANCE ENTIRE STOCK OF NAME BRAND FURNITURE. DINETTES. BEDDING AND DINING ROOMS MUST BESOLDAT COST . NEAR (ACT demonstrators hurling rocks had ebbed and flowed on the campus. The guardsmen once found themselves fenced into a dead end. 1 At one point, members of someguardunftadvancingup a hill toward the crowd fired, and the 13 students fell. All the defendants were members of those units at the time. The 22 Jurors considered some 6,5(X) pages of transcript the testimony of 173 witnesses and 250 documents that in. cluded scores of photographs, a 100-page Ohio National Guard report and and 8,000-page FBI report of probes into the -Jlootings , ( 4 Mt.&MYL John A. Laws141 Jr. 400 EaM$th Street SIDNEY THOMPSON 8349212 Altnn'onie Springs SHIRLEY MILLET $34 9I2 Forest City HILDA RICHMOND 16$ 5167 .. • -It. I ' - .• . I ,.I. • .1 • R •• I •• _____________________ iirrath Her V - ,i ' f YOU TELL 'EM, CHUCK AT LEAST the owner of Chuck's service station in Portville, N.Y., isn't suffering from a shortage of humor. Chuck says he went along just so far and then drew the line. Ends Fuel Shortages 1 il • Face Hero Dies Indifference Well, What's This? Food Cost Dropping! hw The - defendant's wife, llis face devoid of emotion, a,, PHOENIX, Mix. (AP)— Virginia, 34, who testified it was through most of the Amos Brown and Debbie West against him, told the court that week-long trial, Dobbert, 36, were to have been married the mask Of WASHINGTON AP— A 4 per figure is not as reliable as ot watched the court clerk as he today, on Brown's 18th was cent drop in raw farm product govermnent statistics gathered WASHINGTON (AP) — Fuel lough 14,200 workers at nine read the verdict on each of four thday. But death intervened, covered a seething emotion that some springtime bargains for give ne idea that cowuneri typical of Dobbert but it prices in late winter may mean specially for that purpose, 11 did shortages have cost nearly $00,. Plants for a week or two next counts In the Indictment. Six days before he died, often 000 Americans their )ob., Labor moh In a new rund of production Three times during the seven Brown and Miss West were againstbroke her. into violence ood shopperit, but Primgains saw Secretary Peter J. Brennan has cutbacks. and a half hu,irs 01 walking home when a car be limited. slow a bit in March. told Congress. She said he never beat deliberations, Jurors returned Mopped nearby. Miss West said children Meanwhile. Here is why: a month ago, a The decline, reported Friday 4 in the years However, unemployment will I n t e rio r to the courtroom to request a they saw a woman leaving the She was in by the Agriculture Departmeut, similar farm price report said was with be reduced ci Secretary Rogers Morgan rereading of part of the car. A man followed, chasing she C Jail on charges of passing covered all farm products and food prices went up 4.0 per cent petroleum supplies return to urged oil Industry executives 10 testimony and to ask the dif. her. By John A. Spoiski worthless checks during Late Included many items which do from Jan. 15 to Feb. 15. When normal, Brennan said Friday In take larger role in creating ference between first and government energy policy. "I told Amos, 'We need to 1971 and early 1972. Those were not go directly into groceries the Bureau of Labor Statistics a report, second degree murder. help that woman, she's in its February prices for the II just Isn't fair! years Dobbert said in such as corn, soybeans and hay. storeissued bought food, those were Between 1,(XX) and ,00 After hearing a court trouble,' "said Miss West, 18. statements to police, when In a speech to the National reporter read the testimony "At I didn't say so (this time), but workers, most of them emfirst he said no, but then lId But meat animals, one of the shown to have risen 3.0 per "things got out of hand." rather I'm quoting the gent who ployed at service stations or by Petroleum Council, a seini.offi- which blind and battered gave in and we went across important consumer cent. He did not testify on his own most called and said he had to nay a the airlines, last their lobs dur. clal advisory group of oilmen. Ernest inhn flnl',h.ei !fl ii . ,......,..x -i.-.--. W"I IV, IM5WtU ice arq fine, plus penalty because his tog the five-month Morton said "Let' see if we gave Wednesday, the Jury took bo "Amos kept pleading with the behalf, but his three statements of $ per cent from Feb.15 Ii k state sales tax form didn't embargo as a direct result of can't bring the NPC closer into only half an hour more to man to leave the woman alone, to pollee after his affest last Match 15. Some of those arrive in time. U.S. energy shortages, he said. the policy decisions. There's no complete it, verdict, then he Jumped on top of the year in Houston, Tex. and products, especially beef f4 extradition to Florida, point in having the NPC if it's The first degree murder man and pulled him off of her. read were already have shown up as Iowei to the Just going to be another trade conviction was based on jury. Declines '1 helped the woman get up the priced specials at retai association ... The bodies of the dead counters. and she kept yelling that children have not been found. Another 300,000 workers were What compounds the problem had to get out of here. Then Dobbert gave police some Even so, farm prices thrown out of work In industries Simon Is that this Is a local man started to take off and vague clues but never admitted frequently are volatile. They affected Indirectly by the firm, usingaSanford CPA. 'i' Amos came up to me. Federal energy chief William gyej wildly last swnmer, killing them. accountant mailed the form on energy crisis, as consumer "He started to hug me. He "He E. Simon and of the oil ex 10 Mrs. Dobbert said that from after the Nixon administration 15 but It didn't arrive demand declined for such prod- ulves said Debbie, . .honey." met for an hour Friday what her, she eased store price curbs, and her husband told ucts as automobiles, boats, air. untIl March 28. H Then he collapsed in his be11evec he buried the children then declined for three months U craft and recreational vehicles with Secretary State Henry A. So, the state assessed 'ance's arms. He had been near a school about 25 miles before starting another round of and such services as hotels and Kissinger and representative of andpenalty. $ stabbed In the heart. fense, of Justice De and southeast of Jacksonville. She Increases that lasted most of It just Isn't fair (but w hat are amusements, he said. u Kid For six days following 's unemployment Treasury departments. A said her husband told her the winter. 'The nation we able to do about it, eh') surgery, Amos clung to life. However, the report Friday Kelley died of the flu and Ryder rate was 4.6 per cent of the work spokesman said the session was PACE Fin. (AP ).Two 8-yearFor six days, Debbie sat and Included a hint that retail food of cancer. force In October, but rose part of an ongoing government olds, playing in a crowded slept near his side. After the verdict. Mrs. price increases may be slowing. steadily to 5.2 per cent in study of worldwide energy schoolyard, have been wounded She was there at 7'tS a.m., Dobbert appeared drained of As of March 15, it said, food January as the oil embargc problems. by bullet fragments from shots March 8, when her boyfriend emotion, prices pa id by farm families took hold. It remained steady In also told a conference fired at a fleeing narcotis sus- died. were up 1.5 per cent from a I wonder how that woman February, surprising econo of the National pect, police say. Police earlier had charged "The butterflies in my month earlier, Newspaper must have felt...the mother of mists who had predicted a fur. A spokesman for Santa Rosa Manuel C. Medina Jr. with stomach left some time ago," sociatlon that Congress was that Japanese Imperial Army ther increase, dragging its feet on major Nix- hospital In nearby Milton said assault with intent to commit she said. "There are only tearr Although USDA economists 1 lieutenant, who recently left." on administration energy pro. late Friday that Brett Bass suf- murder. say the report's food price surrendered to Phillipine Prediction posals. "We are laboring under fer-ed a superficial abdominal authorities after hiding in the a 'legislative embargo,' and Un- wound and Clara McCranie was Jungles there since WWII over Brennan said the impact of UI Congress takes the In. wounded in her right thigh. 30 years ago. Both were released after energy shortages should ease in Itlflative and lifts that embargo She said, "The hardships of 30 thecomingmonth.sandthatany we will be operating with 'in. simple emergency room treatyears are completely erased. Inegative Impact will be due terim' and 'temporary" meas- ment, the spokesman said. Lt, feel my body has become light mainly to higher fuel prices ures," he said. Maurice Coffman, chief In. because all the burden is now rather than scarcities. vestigator for the Santa Rosa ., off my shoulder." County Sheriff's Department, The search for alternative Prices Cut said four shots were fired as the energy sources and increased And Shell Oil Co. said ills suspect fled in a car when • dependence on domestic fuels is cutting gasoline prices by 1.8 police interrupted an alleged expected to spur the creation of cent_s a gallon to all customers marijuana sale. Aitiiiuti thtmi' have been ' new Jobs, the secretary added. and is boosting Its previously -Coffman said he and other of. many film announced April gasoline allo- ficers observed the sale at a " Parties eyeing Central Florida cations by 2.6 million gallons a shopping center across fourlane as a host' for their operations, Furloughs day as a result of recently In. U.S. 90 and about 100 yards their identities have remained a However. Ford Motor Co.an- creased purchases of forpign away from the school. mystery. niunced Friday that it will fur. gasaitne and ('rude oil. After seeing the exchange of Not so with Sttrbn inter. hat mey took to be drugs, the national Pictures, subsidiary of rj police moved n,Coffmanad Sterling Capital Investments That's when Leroy Inc., of Miami, which is inCopeland, sped away tn his 11 volved In real estate car and It. Jesse Cobb fired, development and other Coffman said. Cobb said he financial interests. thinks one of his shots hit Uw SC! owns in excess of $30 car's wheell and kagments million worth of Central Florida glanced oft into the scholy ard land and recently entered into Ile said the children were znegotiations to purchase an wello(ftoonesideoftheljneof additional 869 acres near SANFORD VIETNAM VETERAN'S MEMORIAL DAY Orlando's McCoy Jetport for Thre men and a woman were $4.8 million. VIETNAM VETERANS and representatives from other veterans arrested in the Incident, organizations assembled Friday on the Lake Monroe lakefront to Police said Leroy and Robert celebrate the specia v' ' memor l day d 1 ed b Copeland were charged with What Is taken in with the President Nixon. ThV We of marijunana. Robert was e e%en1 as sponsored k uy the Grea er aniCor milk, only goes out with the held on $10,000 bond and Leroy Chamber of Commerce. In the foreground is the Seminole High School soul. on $15,000. Hand. Kill 500,000 Jobs severely him. Ara il , .,., .,. •-... w - " Police Shoot At Suspect Hit Two 'Ji.iSs - r .. - - . I - . • - w fi Ii.: = SANDRA RAWLINS 13492)2 Cassi1berry " l. The indictment charged that Shafer, McGee, Perkins, Pierce and Zoller, "aiding and abetUng each other," fired .33caliber Ml rifles ,at, over, into and in the direction of" 12 of the ictt7(LS The five were the only ones charged under two federal laws and the only ones against whom the aiding and abetting charge was leveled. During the May 1970 incident, guardsmen firing volleys of tear gas and shouting I s' , JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) death of Kelley Dobbert, which after the father beat Ryder and — A circuit court Jury recom- young John said occurred held his head under wa.'wt mended life Imprisonment to. Dec31, 1971, after his father was the basis of the second day for Ernest John Dobbert choked the girl. One day degree murder conviction. Jr., convicted Friday night for earlier, the boy said, Dobbert Dobbert was found guilty of the deaths of his 9-year-old had kicked her repeatedly In torturing John and abusing his daughter and 7-year-old son. the stomach. youngest child, Honore,7. Both The jury, deliberating for John testified that his brother are wards of the court and in about half an hour, voted l0-2in Ryder died a few weeks later Wisconsin child care Infavor of a life sentence over stitutions. death in the electric chair. Circuit Judge Hudson 0111ff Judge Hudson 0111ff set April could sentence Dobbert to as 12 for sentencing, telling jurors much as years in in ig he legally did not have to follow addition to the first degree their recommendation, murder sentence. Second Dobbertwuaisoconvictedof degree murder carries a torture and child abuse in the As Penalty up to 30 years, child mistreatment of two surviving torture up to 15 years and child children, abuse up to one year. Sunday, March 31, 1974—Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No. 189 Price 20 Cents THIS AV For Killing His 2 Kd is I) • ..w April 10, but would not be arrested. Conviction could bring penalties ranging from a year's imprisonment and a $1,000 fine up to life in prison In those in. stances in which death resulted. The 590 word indictment capped 39 days of Jury work that Included three days of secret deliberations, IL Dad Given Life In Jail ,? IA —————— N r% I rml - I ,7 ii t TroODs Indicted ThA.ra I c 9 /- * l ia , , C t � 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 29, 1974 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 29, 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 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 29, 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/925dfbc5af5d09eafdcefad228f3839c.pdf a0eb9bbee32bd91fe7697721953295d4 PDF Text Text - .. .1 -T- .: - .. - - -- --- - - - - - - -- . --- - ----- - ..---.- ____ -.-. - . . -...-- '•. .,. .. - - - - - . ,--...- ..- _-__ - -- , Tuesday Feb. 3, 1914 Res iden ts ' Pro tes t Un h eeded Architect Ci AA An fri I I Casselberry Annexes Lots en, fr i "P+"r WINTER SPRINGS-CiUiCnS of this City should not be "subjected to visual harassment" with a metal structure for its city hall-fire station, aithitect Bob Koch told councilmen In workshop Moitday night, estimating "optimistically" that a proper interim facility with furnishings will cost 1150,000. Insisting that the city is a bird sanctuary indicates the people in the community are sensitive, Koch said a metal building would not present it true image of the city. A per. manent type building, he said, would cost about $30 per square foot to construct while a metal one ould cost about $18 per square toot Koch urged councilmen to lake action as quickly as possible to authorize further plan preparation for the facility. The building, Koch recommended as an lfl'rHn II1t'.,Uft, :1, 3 Ii .'dlkatl&,fl (l what will be the iire station. He said as the city can afford to con.lnue the construction program, it can easily be dime in phases with no waste, Lee Barrett of Southeast First National Bank cf MatUand said the bank will (j the 1150,000 modified 5tructule and furnishings at 5.95 per cent interest over a year period. me monthly cost to pay off the loan would he about $16U0, Barrett said. NEW JUBUCIIEMUJIG A public hearing on the Calbert Construetlon Co., request for a totting change from resnkntial to planned unit (!cv?lcpnlent (or I3 acres in the rinchiands area wai st for 7:30 p.m., March 4. Albert Clark, develo(mentcomnpany owner, asked that the city table until alter the public bearing action on his annexation request for adjacent parcel. City Atty. Tom Freeman said a new resolution on the annexation must be adopted and hearings set since 60-day period required requiredunder the "Mooney" law between an the IL#I resolution and hearing has expired. In addition he said the new zoning hearing for the lands within the city must be held because notice on the new hearing time was not published. Much of the Calbert property where P1.11) toning 6 requested is Included In the city's zoning board recommendation for rezoning to large single family homes classification Freeman last week ruled that the zoning board recommendation must be considered in public hearing by the zoning board and the city council. One zoning board member, Sharon Patrick, last week, noting the advisory group has never held a public hearing 'wondered" if the city's rezoning over the past several years Is legal In light of the Fact. OFFICIALS L%UDED MrS. Wanda Sasser on behalf of a citizen's group sibipitted a petition carrying 109 1tttIiit supporting t-OunL-IIn1dn Irwin Hunter and John Booth. The two men over the past month have been under lire, accused of violating the "sunshine law" by holding a meeting with Mayor Roy McClain in the Booth home before McClain assumed office. 141st week, Mrs. Ethel Hurt representing another citizens' group rsked the men to resign for being rude to residents and for Booth's "not caring what the citizens think." Mrs. Sasser Monday night lauded both officials for their dedication to the city. In other business, council thanked Florida Land Co., for donating and placing a fence around the city tct lo o Ihjuth reported he is negotiating with Longwood to aiqulre possibly at no cost a portable cage to temporarily hold animals picked up by the animal control officer, Freeman was asked to amend a contract with the county to allow the city to rent a county grade-all for $67.50 daily or a motor. grader for $60.06 daily. Councilman Troy Piland said he 13 inn. vestigating prices on a new plcMip truck. value Hearing Sanford: Rosena W. Perkins Aliester Hearti Emma S. Ashley Maggie Gentry Herman E. Modlin Margaret H. Yrilth Vernfla Ward Rohert A. Partaia Jr. Claire Maclore Edward Gross Virginia R Bath1d Ube Brown Alicia I. Morgan Kieko Wrighi John J. Carver John Stine, Geneva Bruce E. Dsi*itl, Geneva IHSCHARGES Sanford: - Ray Leary P. Davis Mrs. wa'ne Singleton &W boy Clarence JACOWN N- i f ABC 6 YR. KY. AMERICAS LARGEST WINE & SPIRITS DEALER ' CLAN IMP.SCDTCHf 86° MACGREGOR Nlt* Gererail Business and Program meding of SE'JIWd hwd' at 12 noon. Guest speaker Langley Adair. "k. Sanford Business and Professional Women' s Club, dinner and business meeting, 7 p.m., I ake Monroe Inn Speaker: Judge flaruld Johnson. 5949.399 Seminole County Young Republicans Club, 8 p.m.. Qua li ty mu North. 1-4 & SR 434. Social hour 7:15. Sem1nole County Commissioners will conduct forum to answer questions on county govern- Feb. is ment operation. Visitors Senior Citizens Tour to St. welcome. Augustine and Marineland Seminole County Campers Leave Seminole Plaza near meeting. 7:30 p.m., reser. Montgomery Ward's at $ am. '.'111nn for Feb.rarnp.out. Sip at at anfocd First Federal S & 1., SR 434, at 8:30 a.m. Return by 6 p.m. cngwood Call -9142 or m-zti cr reservauons. Feb.10 All Souls Ctuwcb Men's Club Feb. is l:!etine Smorgasbord. S.111fOId ct1iei1'f i{rptbjiijp pin. &&-141 ILILI at SJa and Oak. C1ut, ILc.staurant, Cavalier Motor Inn Restaurant, noon lwu.heon. State Rep. Lewis Feb. 11 Songwrtters GUIM of Genra1 F.arle. !I*aiII'. Florida, :31 pm,, First *'th It Fedaral, 10 Edgewakr Th' 4 Sanford rotary Club, li:IS fisedo. Mua may ,bng1 togs club retarding, pm., Mr Center; speaker, Pfeitauf 4cr president Arnfr.w ccmpoaers and IyiIc WFSH wrthrs welcome. Free izc(esslonai help gyellable. Feb 19 ftøsIu a BEEFEATER GIN - Odiemce Class, MaiLLand CLvw Center, hog $1S 1en. d 7 p.m. Novice claai I ptvIn, 9p.m. Register D.i1rk-t Nurses 37, regular ir:'lm 4 ' in. CountsIla1t! 1)uprtiiient auditorium. Speaker, Marilyn Oordor. Youth Pzoç'amii eocrelaLor, A1 mucsm1t,d. - - 8OftJM$3°Im SAM CLAY 12 YEARS !JLD j; 4.11-'. 5381 i j SANDRA RAWLINS Lu 9212 Casbvry - SIDNEY ThOMFSON • : ccz7 __ 83,1 i&5i''UII " IMP. TEQUILA aw ct.fli '4'." -' .05W U..'... 0 "a -' - 'Jr ' IMPERIAL SIUSS• : 4,99 W ,, 3 WA USICs 1O1OUAILCREEK GAUIANO j 8.99. I OOWIING 12 YR... Iii - - 6.99 ITS IT Sflh*ii'IL !WNG MCHFJ4RY CIAL VSOP BRANDY . K.D. .. Ikj4.69., 312 ABC PC GUAST1 4 ABC po*ttwisa, i '' 0W • 4" 'La .s . '-- 5'L... .vtsE ' " b•"*•'NN - .00I. 4 6, CA$ULICY ___ •UTSMSJAVIdWAT,.N, 4$ fRDNAl-.. LII 1L$ in LA 5.•• I',• .0_,_ b 5SIftW.5. . DAYTONA C ARC STORIES TO *LaV* YOU DELAND WOODlAND PlAZA SSIOPPINO CH5T( f. go :;js SflASILS.NIR*O1IQ* - 3.49 3150 lMp.L&bfgfly WN SVSlSl p*j fROM POEUGAA 221 24.95 CAROOUI IMP IT,Lv .'. W *.* 2.49 7195 -, *p.m" UDEE 0101111-1 -9 tat 47$ Mn ,, DECANTER 4$$J t'i, 'WA offimmiummanwome A, SURD8Y. 51 *. 1 , .- - - 6~ -:_, &~__.__- - . : , . -_ 191 . 12 ft. County Man 'I I I 0110i.* , * _____ & MO -- I I. - I - a- (Nd . i 11 - ,-F - 's.. - - -ia, ' - '-. -. - . -0 ~-- W 1. Included in Baskette and Sissors' "The Art of Editing," I was impressed with their at Ut.ude towards society acas. Equally surprising was the colunin which they had reprinted of Paul Brookshire as it appeared In the South Dade 'New Leader,' homestead, Flu, Brookshire was lorrnerly with The Herald. Essentially, the column tries to give :he bridegroom a break for a change. I found it very amusing and hnpeou will aiso. -L i-:'- •- ' ' . . t~l - . - - - - -- t - - - -- ' SINKING THE PUTT ON THE 18TH GREEN AT MAYFAIR A QUARTET of the more than 200 golfers from all parts with the linksters driving for a share oi the $11,000 in of the country are shown as they concluded the first prizt' money, with first place worth $1,000. Related rotund of the Pro-Am at Sanford's Mayfair Country Club coverage of thi3 year's event is on page 9A. this morning. The tourney continues through tomorrow Sheriff Because "In these days when the world Is quaking in its boots and news of great significance is daily swept into newspaper trash cam for Lack ol Space, It Li sickening to read paragraph. after paragraph about some little girl changing HER r.anw B CHRIS N)"..SON to HIS. Herald Sla.HWrfter The groom He apparently Emergency fu 1 s to upgrade wasn't dressed at all . if 1w' was even there. But Mother and Seminole County JustMother-ir..Lan? Yes. They thi'atcnci1 with a state shutwere fashion plates In beige slowil because of crowded and ensembles and m.itching ac- unhealthy conditloni-were again voted down Sy cunty cersories or something. I .ak you. Is it a wedding or a t'onunissionet's Tuesday night after Sheriff John Polk failed to sMoit show? If it is a fashion show, why attend the meeting. For the world week inarow, isn't it held in a hotel ballroom and isliy Isn't the groumu gien a ('utlsImt,sSmflfler Greg Drum. tiny bit of credit (tic the showing mond asked the board to as prove $8,700 on Polk's $12,49d up with his ciotl-,e on" The blackout of the request so that immediate intallatinn of new cominodes bridegroom in wedding ac sin. could begin. counts is an unpardonable However, Polk, absent all If th' groom is mentioned at all heLsaffordedasniuthspaceas afternoon playing In a prc.am an atheist get.. the church golf tournament and again missing during the evening page. Did because' of a Jaycees dinner in And pictures. you ever see a pho ograph of a Altamonte Springs, was not bridegroom" Maybe in the pt there to defend or Justify his Office but not in the newspaper. request A disappointed Chairman I'ni going on r'cord right now in favor of wedding an. John Kv'it -ough, who earlier nouncvmnents being run as legal Indicated he felt the board notices-payable in ath'aige by would approve the money with a full presentation fromPolk, We father of the bride, liett.eratl!l, it the bride insLitS "cmitented "I was in hopes we on giving a mitiitt'. d'ttIed could hive generated indescription of et"u'; tne't, of fonnation relative to the whole clothing she happens tO hate mi problem." Kimbrough was joined in. her person, I Suggest she take out a paid display advcrtlsement. In this manner, trade names numy be used and shops that sold the girl all her glorious gear could get equal space on the same page. By MARK WEINTZ Newspapers would teat. lkraldStal(Wrfter untold profits from this .rrangemnent and readers The owne, of the Village Rest iiught be able to get some world Truck Stop in Sanford said news for a chine. instead of . i the Patti UU1 bouffant skirts highlighted with i's.iy Internal Iicven'ir Service tiers of lace and aqua (rocks end claimed was the result of wills aqua tipped orchids overcharging for gasoline, ir,Ii .ilk linon en.euible 'Inc 1lL siti art iriveshgatton wtth..,wliaevrr ou wear with last week showed itutize silk lInen ensembles" completed there were at least 20 serice stations in Florida overNow hold it, gui. I didn't as customers write It! You know I love all of dhl g He'lgu' keringer, public you tespecially Billie Jean information iffleer for IRS, King. rlght' 111- said that I found W WAlt $SU' - 32W1 ui: 2485 1.11.0 1315 1I J 7$ t IESIMUTI BOOK (tf WINES.. .. 9? Z'5 CRACKLING ROY. .,. 311. 33.50 £01 uhf *10. RU. W*1( B9' 31.95 BERlOLti,(*A1fl - .3,4g.., 21,06 - _, P55IAN - 331 I. ,.W- W..S e'.5,..s 108*15 BAlc*t Of 1084 '. i, l (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent) - t rs Re ' , h P )~ I r~z ' liv _ Y - . . ByCHRl.SNELSON and MARK WEINTZ Herald Stall Writers tightlipped on lloffmann's pessibie motives in possessing the bombs but Shcriff John Polk commented, "As far as we A raid on a Seminole County know it is not connected with home Tuesday night by U.S. any case we have handled." Treasury agents and sheriff's Polk was referring to the Air dept'ties uncovered 26 bombs Flow Inc., case where five and resulted In the arrest of a men have been charged in 31-year.old Martin Marietta union-prompted squabbles employe on charges of illegal producing tires and possible possession of destructive attempted bombings devices. throughout Central Florida. Stanley Hof(mann, 135 N. The U.S. Attorney's office in lakewood Circle, Maitland, Is Orlando, now handling the being held today In Orange bomb case, today said among County jail on $15,000 bond after the explosives confiscated front his arrest by Seminole Sheriff's Heffrnatin's residence were 14 Sgt. Robert Kunkler, and Capt. shrapnel bombs made from Charles Werhner, the depart- soup and beer cans, seven mnent's bomb disposal expert. homemade (ragmentatior. A second man, George W. tombs, an anti-tank device and Taylor, 26, of 200 N. 1.akewood related high-explosives Circle, apparently stumbled paraphernalia. into the middle of the raid and Martin Marietta spokesman was charged with interfering today identified Hoffmn.&nn as a with the federal officer professional worker .in the assisting in the arrest. en1neert.g division who has Police said Taylor has no been with the cilinpany since known connection with Hoff- Jan. , 1973, mann or the variety cf exThe spokesman could not say ploaive devices now being whether or not Hoffmcnn'a ktudled by eiperta. work was related to wwapor* or Authorities today were explosives. - _____ lected ____ __ commissioners showed up and then left early. - - Abs en Repai - Kimbrough, liattaway and Williams-the three voting against Polk's requestattended the hearing briefly, but left before state officials described conditions In the Jail as unacceptable, aid said the commission was responsible for finding money to upgrade the facility. Driver Killed, Truckers Told To L e Road ave !_~*- The state officials are due to WA.SHINCITON IAPI - Ne- spokesman Leonard F!eet L'l present a Feb. lB set of gotlators independent tru- announcing their decisionTues-. . . 'J& - recommendations on shcrt- crs havefortold their members day night. *_., term reforms and PirS that to keep their rigs off the road W. J. Usex-y Jr., a special will help the jail. Polk Monday after turning down President presidential I. assistant, cx1 said he has already taken step Nixon's efforts to end their pressed disappointment but to,w'lplightingandyenulauon, strike, he woudcorttnue efforts . f , rated "poor" by the state, but Atruclerwushotandkifled to settle the dispute, whIch is that he did not know where the on a Delaware road in the shut' slowly choking-off the natlon'I I. TO H) HATTA WAY, KIM BROUGH, WILLIAMS money would come from. by independent truckers, supply of food and goods. Left hearing before testimony ended Polk was speaking to the and officials warned of possible Fled said the truckers had voting against the funds by administration "seems to be the hearings which produced a Jaycees on the proposed 13.5 food shortages in some areas if 'made crystal clear pcec.sel> ('omiuiussioners Mike hlattaway lacking in the jail." state warning the Jail will be million bond issue loran all new the tie-UP continues much longwhat problems need solution" and Dick Williams, hlattaway er. Drummond said he would try closed down unless conditions jail at Five Points. during the three days of negosaying he opposed "hit and for what he called the "bona are brought up to state stan. It, rejecting the President's began here Sunday' miss" situations where "every fide emergency need!" again dards. The Sheriff said the repairs plan to freeze diesel fuel prim tuitions that week we face a new next week, adding, "hopefully, At the time of his 112,406 requested for the old Jail must and allow a future jump In with Ussery and Per.nsylvania Gov. Milton J. Sh.app. But, he emergency." the sheriff will be n a position request last week. Polk said he be carried out regardless of freight rater. the negotiators for said, said. the admini.stratiun's reIlattaway said from what he to ansi r all our questions on felt all information the corn- what voters decide on the new (tie loosely organized trucker Tuesday "deviated understood of the problem most that 'late." missioi needed was generated jail. becsuse it will take at least said nevertheless they were to continue bargaining inaikedb" from what the truof the situations criticized bI (nief Seminole Circuit Court at the Jan. 25 hearing before two years to construct the willing However, ckers proposed. the state are "administrative in Judge Dominick Salli this week Salfi and two other Judges, modern facility if it Li ap- with the government nature,"and that no new talks were scheduled. good set Feb. 27 as "round two" of ('omnmnenting taat only three proved, !he administration has or. The truckers said Nixon's tiered an immediate freeze on measures were inadequate be- diesel fuel prices while the In. cause they did not guarantee terstate Commerce Cornthem sufficient income to meet mission acts on new regulations higher operating costs. that will enale the m&-pendent "We recommend the drivers owner-operators to pass at to continue to stand down and not shippers the increase in fuel said. Yates said he paid back the said the Village Rest Truck gas in May," he said. to work," said truckers' costs since last May. Euringer said if one sta tion Eurmger said the Sanford overcharge by charging one return Stop was the only Sanford station kown to be over. was charging 35 cents per Village Rest recently was cent less per gallon on diesel gallon and the station next door overcharging 2.7 cents per fuel. "1 paid the balance back a charging. Euringer said the price a was charging 36 cents per gallon on regular, 1.7 cents per couple of days ago," he said. station uiiargisi Euringer said the price gas May 15 gallon on May l5 then the two gallon on p(vmiuIIi; and 1.1 discrepancy was noticed after a is the maximum price they are stations would have different cents on diesel, Yates said today he only spot survey. allowed to charge today, but guidelines to follow. "It Just LOS ANGELES APi- porters he was optimistic about Euringer said he had no Shareholders of Walt Din.'y the next quarter, "but we don't any inrr'ases added by a doesn't make any difference rolled back the price on the staition's supplier nuty be added whit someone else did on the dieselfuel "I didn't have to roll comment on how the priu' Production were greeted b know w here all the uz-ert.ar,taes 15th; it is what each specific back any other prices," Yates cor,trois affect free enterprise, Mickey Mouse, then were hid timll Land us." to that price. "The IRS only enforces the that attendance ha.1 declined M YAcs, owner of Village station did that determines Lite cud. Company officials said t.s. "That is not what our record&' rules. We are the ad- 6.5 per cent at Disney World ney's hotel business and foreign Rest, said his obligation to price," Euringer explained. "The days of free enterprise indicate," Euringer said today. minlatrative arm of the Federal and 4.5 per cent at Disneyland distribution of Its motion pie. refund the money was the result of unde:charging In May. "I are over. The government sets "If he only roiled back diesel F.nergy Office and the Cost of in the last tow' mo s. turn were doing well. turn could have charged more for the price anti tells you how fuel he did not do what he Llvng Council," Euringer said. The drop in atta'idance, tommuch gas you will be allotted agreed to do," Euringer said, pared to the sarii. t'er. aIfig (3fl 3 (frp for the month; it's killing the "He may have already paid ago, was Named en the zwrgy in the value of Dtnney stock INDEX little guy," Yates declared back his debt, but 1 would crisis, shorter sekioo: vacations from $1OU a share a ya.i- gti to today, Arsi dtlth3 - 2A suggest beget In touch with our Entertainment and bad weather. BR $41.. Tataur toll a stc'ckYates said he was moving investigator and tell him how he .sterday's high 79 tow this I1age --------------911 Horoscoçr----------88 Shareholders of the Burtiank. holder: 15,000 gallons of gas per month h*ndled CaI,'itlsj . situation," morning 50. Partly cloudy and based cos.lpan ga thered tier', the 7A Hospital notes ,, 'We can't do anyth,.' aui>u' through his tanks Ii).1lU before the Euringer said. I:.. 'fieiluds warmer with a slight chance of Tuesday for the a:uuiat nietting ti--v value of the L't Pubiicnotices . .. - 913 cnerg' crials erupted. "Now I '. Off ii, cs 9B Society ..... ......hA "The whole thing is unfair. showers. Highs in the mid to a.id vo raid Mickey Miune iMt- (mend every effort to rto the can only get ,&10 gallons for a My tanks are dry 3') the up.r los. Low tonight near 61). aid Duck and other IAssiey company well. Cr&word puzzle - tl Sports ... ....... .. $-9A Management Rain probability 20 per cent characters. 811 State ................month ar4 my atlottment Is teuckers don't come in and this tAbby tts con trol over stout mar3'; , Crane , already late. It is hard lust to hurts my restaurant," Yates tonight and 30 per crr.t Ther011 Stocks - - -- -- - -- -IA After the meeting Ihairman ket phuasopliles which affect k 11-. keep the door-s open." Yates said sda'. ktn B Tatinu toW 4A TV 88 the price of 'u tovk" ' r, 5- ._;.'.' - .-, -'43 ' . . . 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By John A. Spoiski .,4 q, I ____ ____ +CLO6 'I5$ SIILiI .- - JOSE GASPAR OLD REPEATER I INstil I WD[FSCHMIDI "*"'' 1. may 61111111812."" an" "Mm 41101 " 3 NEW LOUNGES NOW E HIWAY43I-1 BLOCK SOUTH OFALOMA 50 ORANGE BLOSSOM iRAIL AT OAK RIDGE WOODLAND PLAZA IN DELAND ULSS*S IT-U*7 4Ufl(NISMVC) unsa,i QUEEN ANNE I'rb. 12 league Middle School PT/,. :30 p.m. School Superb. tendeni W. P. Layer Will speak school zoning and six nwrnticr panel will discuss various aspects of the school. .w'ç • I" flAM. Ift DANCING mt 2 AM. - :' 90 PR, GIN sm 1101" SI.UCA$1 SeminoleCalendar I j DELUXE ROYAL I TOM 3lMSI YR. SW 1IM5 Feb. 12Mirth $Semi n ole Horticultural Seminar, County huslnessznen Invited to attend Sanford Garden Club, 7:30 p.m Winter Park Chamber of "Fruit Trees for the Home," by Commerce I(affeeklatsch at Frank J. Jsu, County 8:15 a.m. In the Langfnrd Hotel Extension Director, Seminole to hew Dean Gaiser, Florida's County. saistant director for tourism, talk on "How the I.neraj (lMs "'•""" Will Affect Business." : 58" u!wA4.89.. 5.99 °"l ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGES IOOMT 'çWH(R(PTuAPfNvMALoN" , YR. SUNSET 111111411 rb. 8me Woman's Ch1bofSanford will meet at noon at the Cavalier Motel. This change in lonisdoetother,novation of the club hoije. MILL "' 1i4 N$I . _______________ miv . WHYFAYMORI? VISIT YOUR OEAJJTIFUL NFW SWINSIN' "MI 3.14" ______________ tT12YtAkZOthta BONDS CANADIAN WAN & I(•D PtA IIWASIS , . '. - V JIM BEAM CUTTY SARK W $ $ it' I ABC BUYS ST DIE CM[SAYtI6 IS VOl.185 '. -., i 9 v,s.o.p. or McHENRYBYR. COGNAC aSS P1I An Associated Press newsman telephoned the embassy, spoke with one of the terrorists, a woman, and then with a man who was apparently the leader of the raiders, The man, speaking rapidly in Arabic, said the hostages included the ambassador and the first and second secretaries of the embassy. "All are well, but they will be executed lithe Kuwaiti government attempts any interference with our operation," he said. Kuwaiti troops and policmen surrounded the embassy. The Kuwaiti cabinet met in an emergency session. The terrorist made two demands in the telephone conversation: -"The Japanese government must send within one hour a plane to Singapore to transport our comrades there to Kuwait along with their hostages and arms." -"The Kuwaiti government should be wise enough not to interfere. Otherwise we shall start execution operations at the first sign of a Kuwaiti attempt to resort to force against us." it was not known exactly how many hostages the terrorists were holding. I I, WISER 10 YR ""go" LAUDER'S .MUCAULtST; . ST. LEGER 33NIft*itscs,g. II, 1111 11111" III t M _____ .1 0 4*1A NW MCUUT1flISI - 60" sm $11.1 ' sun : p ii • 4 DsAt1 1 DAY SA,a TUES. THRU ___ - 3 U S Nil ____ OLD STANLEY CERJIFIED NM a Ii$AM ROYAL DELUXE 1 " 11401111011 - Kuwait. Embassy , vfc~tll 4? SOUTHERN AIR t,* 1 Wednesday, February 6, 1974-Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No 144 Price 10 Cents Dec. I47nW1 J. Sant, DeBary Sturiel C. Dunn, Deltona Theodore Gloss, Deltona Martha Augliera, Deltona F.dna Martin, Dclta'na Florence A. Wlnfl&d, Orange City Juanita E. Moore, Padatha William Biimbalough, New Sm)TPa Beach Clayton, ifrra Lii . . Hospital Notes Stella M. Nelson ieiiary Eknr M. Sims DeBary F1or'iriw Morin, DeBary George Bradley, Deltona Joseph T. Crane, Deltona fCjp$p, Deftom Martha £ Nichols, Deltona Dana G. KImball, Dettona Deborah C. Chitwn, Dehand Shirley Frye, Winter Springs Thotnas C. Rutherfid, New Sina Beach Ann Titusville Wright For C It was not known how many gel safe passage to Kuwait. The terrorists also demanded that three hostages held by the Singapore group be flown to Kuwait. 'I'hc• Japanese government agreed to the demands and said it would send a plane to Singapore as soon as possible. The Singapore terrorists have been holed up in a ferryboat with their hostages for a week after trying unsuccessfully to blow up a Shell oil refinery there. ig 4,111thrh Japanese terrorists seized the embassy In execute diplomatic hostages unless four terrorists holed up in Singapore of .. NIW A- f N 411 5745 Michelle V. Robinson Lilib M. Caldwell Ronnie Gilbert Marva Hawkins Arlene H. Jam Bonnie E. Hasson Richard Moe Ernestine E. Branch, Lake Monroe John Mahanna, DeBar) KUWAIT (AP) - Terrorists seized the Japanese Embassy in Kuwait today and threatened to Concerned residents on the the level of water In the lakes operation will probably tiil:e CA&SEL,BERRY - Council The purpose of the dredge iinnrnd 52.5 acres owned by and fill operation 13 to raise the Triplett lakes were given would not be affected. The state from 45 to 60 days, the Florida Standard Land Co. land on the plininsulas assurances operations ucuid requires a turbidity test be They also learned the con. Monday night despite protests separating the two lakes to the cease if turbidity rose above the taken twice daily every day of from residents on the land abut. required height above water level permitted by the pollution the dredging operation, struction of multi-family ting the tract that development level for construction. control department, and that residents were told. The dwellings on the peninsula areas would not encroach on the po of a largecorsdondrdwn complex olf course fairways located on In the area would lower the g center of the peninsulas. of t he ir property. The development of multifamily dwellings with a density A Seminole Circuit Court counter-charged Ilerriiig with 'about in a sheriffs' car for of 16 units per acre hearing requested by former an "e villy motivated" chaige months, thea turned over to a proposed for the tract which Sheriff's Sgt. Johnny Wright to which was "knowllngly false" third party. lies south of the Summit Apartdismiss charges of misap- and issued in "bad faith" to However, Assistant State ments. a shotgun from cover Polk's by-passing the Atty. Bill Staley today wo' t1 up One area resident said the de. propriating Polk was con- civil service board. not comment on whether the velopers probably wanted a Sheriff John acre, tinued to Wednesday morning admitted taking Both Polk and Herring denied shotgun Wright density of eight units per get after three hours of testimony the allegations, from Matthews was the shotgun iaere asking 16, and would a they Monday, Burn.t presented have charged him with t'.at they wanted if council Monday. Prior to the proceedings, series witnesses apparently stealing. cen.promised a e!ght units, lie One source close to the in' said not only would surrounding before Judge David Strawn, designed to show that Wright ! \ misappropriated has decided could not have vestigation Monday indicated land values drop, but the city Polk annowwecj he could not at this time provide to grant Wright a Feb. 18 civil the shotgun he Is charged with "it looks like there now may be 0 the necessary services to service hearing on the stealing because he did not turn more than one shotgun." department's former highestr it over to the sherfff'm depart. Polk tnday vild ho knc bandIt' a udth'n large influx of DON'T BE ranking black detective's went. about the Matthews milling persons into a inul'i-family eDecember tiring. Wright's Wright and Elder Matthews shotgun until velopenent. & Strawn today said he has of Midway told of a Revelation testimony, and that if con-- CONFUSED I "You haven't got the roads, indicated to attorney: in the .310 shotgun Wright confiscated fiscated, it shoulu have been Install a famous quality schools, pollee and fire central heat & air conS protection, or sewer and water case he will rule Wednesday on from Matthews in 1971, carriel turned over to him the validity of the state's auioning sys t-em tor year supply," he told council, charges against Wright at the 'round comfort Council gave tentative apof testimony and proval to the SMD Partnership conclusion croSS.cxnminatlonofwitflesses. to carry out a dredge and fill Wright was fired 19 and opera tion on their Land • Lakes property between Middle charged by State Atty. Abbott con- herring with stealing a shotgun and South lake Triplett on diticn the city engineer approve from Polk's custody. Wright gained a Christmas Day wrIt of all recommendations for dr"tging operation made by the habeas corpus from Circuit state depirtment of pollution Court Judge Vulic Wil!iains i% hi, of Sanford Inc. control. The approval followed ordered Mondar 'a hearing. Wright and his attorney, T. 00 H. Maple Ave. a well-supported public hearing David Burns of Rartow, Ph. 322-1321 ,, , JFOUR ROSES EARLY TIMES FEB1WAR' 4, l71 ADMISSIONS Gunmen Take [114r , Blasts 4tJ11 By DONNA ESTES herald Stiff Writer J - 0 6I- tkm Sanford Herald 1 - J • 13 too k'sh ire ' s c"lu tnt: huiiiorous... and that I Just wanted 'a riare a funny with that's itil. Hoewit! xiu. Lake the Duke iJ.1'i Wuyre said at Iiart'ani the other nighl..."I don't r.sre wheit 11w' girls war.t tat wont, Just so they're home in th supper.'t - fur Weather - . - - . - news �- Wednesday, Feb. 6,1974--3A The Sanford Her&d National News Briefs Sanford Couniy Franchise Woman Wins $1 Million Ex-POW Nominated $88,636 For SAGINAW, Mich. (AP) "We've got to werry about income tax now," said Ruth E. Cutter after she was named Michigan's ninth millionaire Lottery winner. The 54-year-old cosmetic saleswoman and school bus driver from West Unity, Ohio, was selected from among 120 finalists Tuesday night. She will receive cheeks of $50,000 a year For 20 years. "It's the first thing I've ever won," Mn. Cutter said. "We've made no plans, no plans at all," she said. "We just don't know what to do." - For Ambassadorship WASHINGTON (AP) Philip W. M&ithard, freed last Viet Cong. has been nominated by President Nixon to he ambassador to Mauritius. Manhard, 52. was nominated Tuesday to succeed William D. Brown, now envoy to the Sudan. Manhard was captured by the Viet Cong in 196$ when he was a senior American dvillan adviser in the Hue region of South Vietnam. - year as the highest-ranking civilian prisoner of the New I surfers found a unique way to beat the heat at New Smyrna Beach, They gt;idd their canoe out past the hre;ikers and then at the approach of a large wave pointed the bow to shore and let the water do the rest. The dto soon found out that surfing in a canoe is much like surfing on a board. In Th one-man packers allow the driver to drive, stop at curbside, load garbage aid resume his route in approximately the same time cow required by a three man packer crew. Other equipment, supplier and low bid act epted were: work truck with dump body, Lou Louwsma Ford Co., Lakeland, $4,540; two work trucks, Johnny IIolior Ford; Maitland, $9,780; one pickup truck with utility body, Lou 1na Ford Co., Lakeland, $3,182 48; to pickup trucks, Lou IMU.iwsrna Ford Co , Iakt'iand, $.M5)l; three self-contained brea th ing apparatus with live extra tanks (for fireman), South Atlantic Fire Equipment Co., ' Jacksonville, $1,234.20; and 1, feet of fire hose (1, feet of three inch, 300 feet of two and a half inch and 20 feet of soft suction hose, Foun tain Fire And Safety Equipment Inc., Tampa f vithercase .1,ou are l)OUrhl to Wi[)C Out 1,omier or later. i Herald Photo by Mark WeinLz) ; j In other Monday work session actions the commission granted him. Wda Murphy 60 days in which to mcve a mobile home from her property north of Airport Boulevard near the airport. Officials said the mobile home is in a single family residential home zone and hi violation of city zoning ordinances. I WASHINGTON(AP)— Pres- today's hcalth message to or Y A dozen major health insur- ations of the ffinjor pqx)sals or plot) would "preserve and the admird'stution'.s propoeal alcoholism and drug abuse. ance bills already have 44 ' cases; and continuation of bten in. tackle smaller parts 01 the strengthen our present health three years ago, would cover The plan has three parts: federal Medicare for the aged troduced in Congress by organ- problem of spiraling healthcare care system, not destroy It," by hospitalization, doctors' servmandatory insurance coverage and disabled. national health insw'ance plan cussion and debate. izations representing big labor, costs, which topped 194 billion relying upon private Insurance Employes would have to pay Ices, prescription drugs, for workers with employers that guarantees the same basic "Llt us 8-1 jensibly and let us doclom huspitals. private in- hi fiscal year IW3. companies and having doctors laboratory testi, X rays, paying two-Wirds of the preone-thud of the!r premiums and medlul bewMts for rich and act now in i974," Nixon said in surance companies and the ina. Without mentionisig it by ,,work for their patientii, not for medical devices. ambulance miums; government-gubal&ed 25 per cent o(medical billis up to poor alike, an address Tuesday to the jority of the Senate Finance name, Nixon singled out for at- the federal government." service and limited skilled coverage, on a sliding -scaled a maximum of $1,500 a year, 1W Pftg*nt planned to Ln- American 11r4pita.) Association Corrunittee. lack in his AHA speech the lie said his ne%w plan, goner. nursing home care and treat- based on ability to pay for the beyond which insurance wowd chide specific legislation with convention. Many other bills reflect van- cradle-to-grave i nsurance bill ally consid ered broader than meat for mental Illness, p ,W poorandhlghrtsk pay all expenses. sponsored by Sen. Edward M. ldrit Nixon is ready to send •peed action in this session of Congress his rcw $37.5-billion Congress, after ye.Irs of dis- . Demo The GOP Beats Full Authority Of Mrs. Murphy said she recently moved to Sanford wi th her two from Georgia. The mobile home has no sewage hookup and she said she has N-en olAnining electricity from a nearby residence. I - '1 don't know where I'll move to," Mrs. Murphy told cornmissioners. She was advised she may have recourse via a civil suit against a Casselberry firm that moved the mobile home onto the lot, allegedly after receiving notice of city zoning regulations banning mobile lxwnes in single-family residential zones. Comml.ssloners agreed to seek, wider recently announced county policies, participation by the county In Funding traffic signal installations at Sanford Avenue and 25th Street and Sanford Avenue and Airport Boulevard. -- Kennedy, D-Mass., and ported by organized labor. esidentarguedagainst what he called "an ezt.cme program that would require $80 tAthcm to $100 billion in fedcral funds and would place the en- formal board actkn next week way residents would vote on calling a public hearing on the funding 20 per cent of the proposed franchise areas. project's cost, enabling an ) Franchises for Seminole Vilden, noting the proposed per cent federal grant to be County garbage and ambulance control ordinance will set awarded. service, and a solution to monthly rates. specify pick-up In presenting a U.S. DepartMidway's drainage problems, standards, and provide ment of Agriculture soil study 'A i ll be hashed out at work penalties for bad service, said for board •sions next week, county he hoped the franchise could go Monday examination prior to Drummond said corn'r!Imlssionera directed into effect by April 1. mission funding of an engineerI esday. Tu The 10 franchise firms The board set Monday work recommended by the study are: ing study must take place before the federal grant can be sessions on all three potentially Central Garbage Service, secured. controversial topics, no ting the American Refuse Service, J&H ambulance and garbage Garbage, Seminole Disposal COMMINITV ACTION franchises will require public Inc., Ogburn's Garbage Ser3ions. GRANT hearings and ordinance revi- vice, Better Garbage, II&W , House City Manager Warren Knowles reported that completion of the new $550,000 police headquarters at Ninth Street and French Avenue, is now expected by May I instead of ndd-I'ebruary as previously announced. . Dueivionucy By CHRIS NELSON Herald Staff Writer - Sanford city commissioners Monday approved awarding of $88,636 in low bids for new city equipment. More than half the sum is for two new one-man garbage packer units. Johnny Bolton Ford, Maitland, was low bidder to meet city specifications on the new-type packers wi th a bid of $49,346 for Maxon Shupak packer units on Ford diesel chassis with custom stand-up cats with right side driver controls. Delivery on the new packers, to repla*'etwooldconvcouansltype units, isn't expected for over e six months. uh Nixon s ' A11=A 1i'0 ke'Insurance Plan Read Ialks _- 4 For Congressional Review 411 en City Editor TWO MEN IN CANOE PREFER TO SURF WITHOUT BOARD THESE INVENTIVE ipm t . ___ __ - Equ By BOB UAJYI) ______ —h Okays . % - l L - Garbage Service, Evans Garbage Service, and a consolldated Seminole Gar ba geLake Mary (;arLie Co. Commissioners balked at full me-yt ar funding for $35,000 of the Seminal" ('ounIv Corn. rnunity Action Agency, as ten(:,:nrnissioners agreed to tntiveiy approved last week — advertise by direct mail and MIDWAY DRAINAGE but did authorize a one-mon th , publication throughout the state .N v - Alk . for 'all known ambular'e scrvFunds for an engineering $3,500 grant pending a complete re po rt by tt,e sical ices" wishing to bid for an stud y on Midway'a sewage and progr group exclusive franchise and drainage problems — which service THAT'S A LOTTA LEMONADE! possible subsidy, as recorn. could pave the way for federal it the report is satactory, mended by the Emergency aid in a full scale BEVEIILY ADAMS, Sanford, has only to reach out in her backyard correction the board indicated, full funMedical Services Council. project — wi!l be dLwuswd at 3 when she needs a lemon This live-year-old Ponderosa lemon tree (hng will be approved for paySeminole Is currently served Monday work session requested ment on a monthly basis bears lemons ranging up to several pounds in weight, by only one company Hero- by Commissioner Greg through the fi.scal year ending (Herald Photo by Elda Nichols) don Ambulance — wtdch is Drurnmond. operating two amb'ilance "in Drummond tag st year vvisited county" and one 'on all" on a Washington, D.C. ofCciais and The corninision decided to (our month exten.sion of its ex- secured information on federal haul back on final approval of pired Commissioners have ear- Juy 1 under the Better Con.. possible conflict with Seminole marked $50,W0 from federal munitles Act. Junior College and the "meals revenue sharing funds for Tuesday. Drummond on wheels" program is cleared ambulance service, and have outlined a plan whereby Mid- up. set a tentative March 1 starting By CHRIS NELSON fall called for a national ban on building depdrtment pi ns date for whatever company is Herald Staff Writer aluminum wiring, citing 400 inspector Joe Chambers, who awarded the franchise. home fires in the past year list year told The Herald However, Dr. Benjam in New- Southern Gulf Facing Use of aluminum wiring in which have been traced to the aiwninuni is "safe if its done man, chairman of the comhomes was banned by Seminole substitute for copper wire. right, but the trouble Is that mittee working up the franchise -. -. AMIUJLANCE FRANCHISE . . .- . . _______ - - - By Commission Aluminum Wiring Banned - -_______________________________ County commissioners Tuesday "It becomes obvious there is many contractors don't do it night as they overruled' the a problem," Kimbrough said right." Complaints On Water specifications, has branded 'quite •frankly, impossible," Southern Gulf Utilities, fined with Sar1ford and Lake Mary to county board of electrical Tuesday in gaining his the early starting date because 180,000 last year by Seminole discuss regional sewer plant examiners and dire td it to colleagues unanimous support Chambers cited such of the advertising time County Commissioners for cooperation, and has agreed to draw upregulatlons against the for what he called "extremely problems as sloppy installation necessary. violating anti-pollution work with Casselberry on that Ure hWth care system under In Pennsylvania copper wire substitute. important" orders to the by electricians who force the Newman has called Commissioner A. A. McClanahan reported building of a street Ileim regulations, now faces a March city's regional plant plans. the dominion of social planners electrical board. soft and fragile eluminwn wire Jon's service satisfactory, but sGuth from W. 25th Street to the pirt,posed site of a new Sitinforl: 5 public hearing on complaints In Washington," According In Coinmisaloner 11* latest reversal of a Kimbrough said JOHNSTOWN, Pa. (AP) — tor.will finish out the Unexpired 1. e into circuits designed for noted his committee's recom- filed 4 Christian School facility apparently • will have to be along the decision by the electrical The ballots were put urmier by water customers east of Sid Viblen Jr., sponsor of the He said the administration's board questioned (lie electrical Dminwat John P. Murtha Jr. tem, of the late tougher copper. recently completed "Big Inch" sewer interceptor right-o mendation that at least four Lake Mary. guard until Itte official count proposal to get the county "Into f*wa y, came after Commission board's assurance that WASHINGTON (AP) — The has won a narrow victory in $ Rep. Jolii P. SaylRepublican Rep. Peter W. Rodino, DN.J., ption. said It wou!d be Impos. hance &Wvitift canducted by, I or, Saylor, Friday. County utilities chief Bob the sewer and water busiriess," graves have 71* force used can lead to all times in the county. *dal c reistonal election whoserved12iterms.dIedofa be asked to put its chairman of the Judiciary sible to put a cutoff date on it at or at been placed in cfty.owned street right-of-way between the Chairman John Kimbrough aluminum wiring was sale of,• Parmelce told the board the the county *ill eventually have id he has personally in- wtien the issue first came up In breaks In the aluminum full uthority behind the Commitwe, has told ow House 'this urne. ? which the Water Me scandal hair; attack last October. Yox, Catholic Cemetery and the Murd,Apal Cemetery on the south side sa House; intelligence activities The "first Fedl uWit> has been charged by to buy back every privately laid i wi`e:,wi"` ry Committee in ;he hopes to complete the livesspected aluminum wiring work 1972 and recently "looked at which can in turn produce a played $ shadowy role. 4, was Saylor's adndnlstnatlye election this year, drew nationof W. 25th Street near Haidy Avenue. GARBAGE FRANCIIISE connected with the 1,72 tPark Ridge residents-, with luw rind riant In ceder to ensure veitlgatIon to determine tigation by April 30, and Rhodes by electr1,cal crgnctors and some of the situations that have sheet circuit—end a tire. Mirth's iffIcla1, 220-vote assistant, boar alno made public a par- dential election; Wateniate mioners has hoped te put the sdiool access street on al attention as a noasible in—'----LI'L U$IC dflU IVt.I puaw WJIIIrIIIVU 1013 iV1i. IUlçICwIw ueveiopeu; wuciner rrrazaeni Nixon says tIswtuIngto take Rod1no liii list of the areas into which alleged the right-of-way but Knowles said the pla cement of the graves Monday's work session WU efforts to cover it up; threat to fire-fighting health standards are maiflshould be baptid" , Refusing to say whether he con Harry M.Fcz on Tuesday gave Murtha 60,530 votes and on off-year congressional elec&I his word without wriUnA the six task fo"w w lookLig for Nixon's persoml nriances; &!,d outside Ow Catholic Cernekil pruperty on the tag ode of the against use of the possibly also see t he computer study by c.qazbliiUes h and wi th dam- tamed. hazardous material, A tesclution authorizing the date into the resolution found critically dangerous innpied a 25-year Republican Fox bJ,310. Constitutional party !ions this November. evidence that could eft.in- allegations concendng efforts ity-iied rlgh'.uf-wa" has narrowed useable road space to 18 Acts Systems, Inc., which has ping too much chlorine Into Sta te law allows the county to zwesUgaUcm and giving the conditions because "I hope a hold on the state's 12th Con- candidate Duane H. McCorAt a news conference Taos- orate or implicate Nixon, feet at one spot of the $0-foot-wile right-of-way, set up 10 exclusive franchise drinking water. by the White house to use FedThe close balloting made it compel non-franchised pri vate has public panic won't be National publicity raised," Vvesicimd District mick, a 70-year-old retired virtually Impossible to tell areas for the county's largest Parmelee was ordered Ii-. companies iii ta uniñJohn qedal concerning r* arm !ncl gati era, e9c, f 1 focused recently on faulty in. Kimbrough firmly stated -we Mirtha, a 41-year-old Viet. businessman, trailed with less whether there was a voter recounsel in charge of the investi. Poona witnesses and burma- day, domestic surveilposes. garbage collection services. maintain a daily log of Sou thern eorporaIed area to sell to the (ion is scheduled for action to. stall.stion of aluminum wiring should not allow aluminum earn veteran and state legtsla. than 1,000. The county's action againat the ?1Lxn ad- SAN FRANCISCO (Al') 13,000 Gulf's perf ormance prior to the county. day. Overwhelming approval Agreements with the as being responsible for many wiring in Seminole County," customers have been allocated March ii hearing, ministration. Angelina Alioto says she felt expecteci Park Superi ntendent home fires. franchised companies and Kimbrough's determination tn the strongest of the cwrentl4 neglected by her candidateCommissioners last week wi th municipaiUes are also The committee was assigned Rep. John Moss, D-Cal., last was echoed by Commissioner Migiha, who O$ln-attS a nonexclusi ve franchise holders moved towards county takehusband, Mayor Joseph I. allowed by state la w. responsibility for the Inquiry Family Appeals wash. laid the economic ______________ _______ Sid Vihien Jr., himself an on the basis of existing cornMloto, so she took off alone on tiiiti. in the riii,t. er by Siesk.r Carl facing this Ap1achIan region an 10-day teliglous pilgr1mae ekctflcalcontract or ,whocfted Gets Top pu ny routes. sizes and growth corpci-ated areas by ordering a Albert but formal direction his "personal concern" over the pot en tial. punisun. Hearing comprehensive study of each I, the tlkxm has not been use of aluznthwn wiring and steel mills were the overIfiring a city park superin- cooperation from the Elks Club Missing Year Commissioner Sid Vihien Jr. utilities status. calling the wire "Inferior." riding concerns of 9* voters tendent was given top ptiority in upgrading the park's "I think my family needed a smight until now. Tuesday said all is set for of A 'D)e board will meet tonight Although there is strong supVihien. who said late last 0 by the Ladies Civic and Complayground equipment. But be also acknowledged little pitnishment." the petite MODESTO, Uhl.(AP) — "I saw a lot of grown men cry," I 58-year4d grandmother told port for the resolution, Republi. Watergate. year he was considering asking 11w committee will also seek BERKELEY, Calif. (AP) — visitor said she had been in an the car. was held brieny by the munity Affairs Committee of Chid Sheriff's LkpW,- Lynn Wood yWd of a Modesto couplee's know the people vere very newsmen at her Presidio CWtS are planning to try to Police report some progress In auto accident and asked to use kidnapers but was released unThe hearing on dismissal of a ban on aluminum home the Greater Sanford Chamber to improve health services in emotional reunion with their little boy. The bsy was discovered it disgruntled with what was goof five the community and will invite to put an April 30 the nationwide search for kidthe telephone. Weed theft charges against former wiring, said the commission Heights home of Commerce in a list Tuesday after amend safe a J-after said he re- harmed. Police said they had Ule On the inVeStlPtlon. naped newspaper heiress Patri. fused. spWived by the group Dr. Tom Largen to speak before Seminole Sheriff's Sgt. Jonny should require the use of copper I project , A Up from a wornan who read a riewipp" story an the first ing on in Washlington. and I'm beinx reunited with, the mayor. questioned Benenson, but they (* 'fOOk tAP) M-6Jav S'ocls They face two preblems. sure it helped me some," Mar. 1 cia Hearst. Her father pleaded the group on needs In this area. Wright was postponed this wire in all construction because this morning. Police said two black men refused to disclose any details. WAhwalliry ofthe LiMapIng led sheriff's deputies Tuesday &, I,ø Lew s,.a,t 140011 Low Lost Its said, for word From her abductors, then rushed through the door Other projects approved were morning and set for II a.m. it is stronger. The committee, headed by 7 1 $. 20't L A,jm house five miles from his own ixane where Tommy Lauver Mrs. Alioto, her blonde hair The resolution is ad bubJect Alit (Pal i 0', t&4t Co Fox, on the dher hnind, said piled high, said Whe betwic "We wart our daughter bad and beat Weed, mauled a neigh. II 0 3 ii Janice Springfield noting that a a bicycle trail on Mellonville Friday before Circuit Court bm kMt dam his ak*Uon Jam 20. IM Officffs said a public nk at AICO all. ii's krvr lI, 714 fl', national to amendment wider House unharmed," Randolph A. hotwho ran to help and Sproul jljfl, of Judge David Stz'awn. A'i A.V4 0', e. o k,P4S superintenctent is a major need Avenue and distribution news media had jealous of the mayor's lad of II', W. MW footprint theds artablisbed th. boy's ldetlty, Is was the Discussing a county-wide J rules, so Am edo 3$, U', 33' l it II L.oq U, the Republicans will Hearst, president and editor of dragged a screaming Miss building at While prosecutors refused t') ban, Vihien said he would make in the community, agreed to reflective safets' dots to school reWAW at thit shers's d5w with j* paraft, 7bomas and distorted the election. attentloto during an Itsbano Am Can 71 27', (OcHf Al, 41 fl, 4L at. . ExjLmim, Hearst to a nearby stiAer, car. Am C l an "They came in here and American golf totirniment din- first have to win a aiff!lcuat par- the San l?ranchm 2%'. II 1 i liuver NW to , ~%, urge city commtritc-1ers to rhildren ior placement on commenI on whether or not the "an ardent r.rrsonal effort" to where both Miss Hunt An, ii', A''uvt il'. il'. Iiamentary battle to get around said Tuesday. 711 brought Watergate Into this shotgun they cha rged Wright get a ban pnased by the She was thrown into the trunk of Weed were students, w-s found Am 711 employ a person to take charge clothing and to work with the "Cli bursy, don't oy," said Mr*. Lawn-, 22, as she cuddled her We W. M..d Co honoring AEoto in Palm (be rules, ii'. M. W. Jlb(t'(O * 70 71g. campaign," M.vv, t,&Y Fox said. ,,This 14 Is 14 Women's Club "Ifshelsreleased,wewfllnot the fr civic t inwithstealing omPolkwas th son, and Loth broke Into tears. "it's the same cry" vehicle, of oily parks, Springs Jan. lB. She attended opened to t.einame address c municipalities well. as ('fat FOt 2%'. 7%'. 711. o. lo 0 i: ae', u'. A tougher problem is the '1)- seek to impe-tion her abductors. election clearly showed that t,, SU It was also decided to provement project committee. one Monday during the hearing U W. 12 The car wa.s found abandoned and tekphone number. It was dinner with Law. II. I)'. Iii NabOCO position of House Republican We plead with them to corn. a W. 3', Wright admitted mnfiscating, Aluminum wiring is widely Tommy. who wW be 2 yean old F& 20, at fb* wouldn't go to Watergate was not involved at rence. and his wife, Ann. recommend to the eity in. (lu few blocks away. Police said one of 30,000 such cards Imi,ed fttw" . Ws 27% 11' Nat MINI leader John J. Rhodes, H-Aria., municate with us direct or Peter I3enenson, '" P' Car* 2)'. ii', Corp 3' o'.n in Polk said Mondvy was the first used the 14 tO, and Executive Director county home I4 6 his father. But he thenrepertedlykls*dbo!ji parents. stislhotlun of an irtigittion White 31, owner of in a "We felt we were sten- to public lobby 20. N'. 70. P.vv..0 75. 5', 10. the plan, building industry, according to he had heard of It. system at Fort Mellon Park to Jack Darner gave lull support So. SO. So. P,t, Co children that night We were _________________ through the press." 43' 1 43', el, Sought In Impeach Probe P 1grimage,H,d ToPunis Husband commiIt w1mwpo-e-,,)aub . "---•-' ,,,,,,,lo, _____ -- - .. "."• . •iI III B*M - - - Hearst-. To Daughter's Abductors Kidnaped Boy Found to After - - Priority Postponed " Noon Stocks - ,, , '. , • 'i. ..• ' - '. ' - I , ', , ', )$L. , -_ IJlku'' i t, MR __ If! —' Ii' ------- ....l.,I., ieJVU. t..-..i I UWUtII WIUflW1J were an '" ___ . _______ _____ Miss IleitrioL IQ.vpar,nld , icvinnr said. To Senrifas On Sp yi ng - _.J', . Th' Dean Fights -- ,,,,.,. ,I,,i. "a %;I .,i,,.,,. ,,,.i -- ,,, I" CP'frtI.c ..,i t,, th r-I-- - - -- it. 1 I W. ppp 4. 61 0 Sow C coo. p 11I, II'. le. ___ 11. - I lcD!' P.. So* CtlL,i 5. , 4 So,,,, Co 70' ou t Hearst newspaper and as • I IflSxiflC publishing empire, M i h 'Then he left that evening ' L Recommended " was kidnaped from her Berkeand came back to San Fran. L/ISJJarfl")efll Icy apartment Monday night clsco and left me with my , WASHINGTON (AP) Dl- Treasury Secretary George P. • amid a barrage of gunfire, and dauguter4n4aw, who were rector John T. Dunlop of the Shultz and Chairman Arthur F WASHINGTON (AP) Possibility Her fiance, Steven A Weed, Cost of Uving Counci l is ex- Burns of the Federal Reserve ' rotary of Slate Henry A. Kinin- supposed to be on twin second WAS beaten brutally. The young pected to recommend to Con- Board. ALEXANDRIA, Va. lAP) get is going before a Senate honeymoon. He should have PrCSIdCII( coup1ewereengsgedinDem. gross that wage and price conmade me Joa W. Dean HI, committee probing alleged Dunlop, a former Harvard Pentagon spying into his uinie back with turn or stayed Nixon's official lawyer for ar and planned to wed in early trots be continued in acme economics professor, is on areas, diplomatIc activities amid with me. So it was pure jeal- nearlytlreeyearsandlhenpda summer. record as opposing any new Police said there has been no demands the investigation be ousy. It kit me with anguish Chief accuser, is going before controls program that could and in my anguish I decided to three-judge panel to fight word on Miss Heart's whereDunlop, scheduled to testify broadened and made public. be considered a Phase today before a Senate Banking logically take o ff , abouts and 5. no ransom The hearings will open in "Some progress is being subcommittee, is expected to iii' ses.sinn tadty with testi- g t Be ' I!1 . ti .. , rail Ar . . $..n 4, ' ''• - ___ ____ •,,, ____________ . j/ , ___________ , = - -4 Zz t . C. ZW -. . iu . i/J/ ./ 4' - '1' i ____ - ' . ,' . ~NQ h ff; MM=MW_..1ff# -. a -i /V1 At k , vil ,7, i .,, . .111/ '-.fI/f,) I . The Virginia State Bar, made. but nothing to Wad us to She said she left La Siesta mony from Adm. Ttxam H. charging Dean with violating a behove It will lead us to an early Moorer, ehslirntan nt thp Jej.r11 Vill". M "elusive IISII42Y andspcnttheoeztl8days la*ytt 3euucs.a3sectnepanel conclusion' Berkeley MCI (itiefanf Staff . Moorrrrec'ejved sions to take appropriate disciplinary LI. ilenry C. Sanders said. iSth ng 14 California m is unaut horIzed dents tion. That could Include a Kitain. from San Diego to Santa had been copied rIOUI John Kelly, assistant special eprimand, P r 'dtit n11 S .t,j t', uuntll Afte-t he heard t ra dio rrp'n-t P rsion or F III .sgent in can F r'meiscj iri, u*. right Lo prati(e law. Monday ti-at she had ai 1911 said, 'No ransom has been re - . id'.- . - r ' L'''' .d 'tT 4! - -. . InII'II' lID ui.$ tkiiu1 UI _Z .• , - - —lr1u41 A -, •. .. • 4 ,' • . '•1, II '. -•--- able to lift all controls from the economy by April 30 without In. Sources U)' he may also out- iUng unacceptable price In. vre.se'. in rome ateai line proposals for i new urn , ' I I .- ___ Of" C.c Ioodo a,,,, G•. MO Can Ill CI , •" ' r I Jfi I ___________ • ' - • ' '- ''- r • - - 4A !14 %• ,.,, C,00d,,cP, Gee,.o' C,.c, 4 0-i 2;O 14' •11 '"*!'S0$) . :::; , 1$ • .-.. ' 14' • • IS'. l5'e IS 14', 24', 74' IS 1 1 5 G'aPc,jnd . 's "------.-'.a LL......__—.. , _____ - 1 A Dir%Om II ,, • ii -: Sj I, • II • - ' - . ___- _____ ,t ,.-'..' -'- J. I . -. 16 , _____ _ ' at as she ____ -- ' ; 31', 17'. . 1'.) Co . 117. 12', RENT . ~ T O ~~ .--- N. + .10 - 1 AcPo.. " I) , ., s : : Serving . S 74'. 71 : i, $u 75' I:: II , 0", to 4) 47 2$ 7$, 30 s Si St 70" 70'' 2 91' w' • 74'. 21'. 2*'. 0 . 70 • 1). 4)'. 43'. 73 3111 fl, U', 33'4 3)'. 40' 0)'.. W. lie l 0" Cal it 0.1 I nd S'ow,nj t,,áo 7 , F. 7q Gil IJn Cart- ft 0" 0-I Cal u~ torsi 70 IS 70 HOSPITAL I I, FOV')U I I PILlITY V'DrCTIPJc AND A WIDE VARIETY OF tLFrd1 Clvii., INFORMATION: "'''"",' , ,. , ,,,,. !.-!.-, -_ — I p", r, '. NCR 10-Key Il ELECTRIC I S Aüiag Machis. —, 10 in - LCLr,AR4 UEL rtids frame a computer at G E. pant in Wilmington, N.C. A roteum industries and possibly others, - NUCLEAR 'PIPE ORGAN' • _______________ - •,. -. __________ "-, - L II - rsealous - rr reconuiwnd that the controls be But the administration is retained for the health ar4 pet, known to ft*l it mlEhl nni ho breila economic agency to DnIoPlsexPectecflo ask for,, Armed Services Chairman P?a*l, she pliorws1AIwto. quested as1anaswe know. me coordinate economic activities Dan. 35, pleaded guilty ix John C. Stearns, 1)MIsg., has presumption is that they have of other government agencies. authodtYtoUnueLtrolii October problem areas. while staA I that tramedpIa WW The present authority for that U0 In. question- id.arzjw sea. struck justice and defraud the admlmatnatlim 1* HindS Illabli lifter notion. En Mrs. Ahab dtiorlb,d the United Stain by p wigs and price conirij Kelly refused to eiabort, lpstirig cmunue to lift controls, ftan$ problems of a political matii security inf ormation ji Authorities scoured the tree. 0(1 April 30 and subeonunittee the its covn-.up of the Watorgate 83 flags: tsI*4 ii hi &oi, scandal. llkss Is rarais con- lined neighborhood where Mm Ch&frfl*fl J. B.nneti JohnSton a1ble7? rapidly as po already ha nv.'r ha1tt ke'J !bt t'.jor vkdI'I a iriony, .1;., l)-L,, huld',ng hearings Jlejjul iit-1 ml,uul lifted from some major i. mile south of the University of on whether there stwk be Alldustnies, including autos and reer and r.o1 being told u the inclder". They " The bar association charged California campus. The sr,*U lhcm'lty fir conUnid controls. retail Irnd.. that L)nar "while serving as beside her apartment during a per,'od (a wtiici the whole truth. The °' atrm'dy -counsel to the Ptsidcnt of the marked by bullet tr1n, ar4 the nation's military Chiefs report, cdl; were uneasy bei'ause they "1 love i husband very united State.s from July 190 sliding gLass front door was has separate a'ittanty '0 con Untie price contro's in the petvcie no; fully utfonnetj about 'nuch and it's a very happy and thruagti mid-April W73 violated shattered. the ciuions of ethic by engag. Police said a young white roleum Industry ut4il Fcbuary the Nixon admlnislzauon's dip. suttvsofu1 iwt___ nwi $tilyfng," abe sahi tag in conduct (fiat was proj. woman knocked h,rnAtk üutlaUve*, espøclally the apart,. As tar Mt -d CtU political ang:e, I wiictst to Mi in (!tJCtrUCtlOn of mciii Monday night and Weed nd the &vie Besides Dunk' others don't kntrn," Ur4'n, the administration of juStice." 20, opened the door. The young scneduIed tosppea4ay were _______________ _______________ -- ' - 4 Can '' '"' '' . - - I ' 21, 21 '5' 'i:'1 U Us 4) II'. III, l)1 30. , 70 17 14', So's 74" 20 20" 50, $1'. W 10 • so s:. 74'. 74b. )4i. 3t 34 ' J 'd or o,d M(k ' - 1. ,. TY fN1 PE)GR&M '- - T y vvu&e, rrice LOflTIflUOTIOfl - ____ lot is', sø i. , 'to, liii, 1W, p,',,, r 4 Co.1C0U - .'-.• MAYOR TURNS SHOVEL GROUND was broken Monday in Mtamiite Springs for the Nothsidt' Sanitary Sewer District, with, from left, Mayor and Mrs. Norman Fluyd. hob Prikitt, general manager of Associated Contracting: and Don Bundy, director of Public Works Ulerald Photo 11y Elda Nichols) ____ _____ .• , 0 - • ' : a month and apply rental I - ---- georgesM 12 I3Lsiflis—O'4 Ii'l Ih 0110(!1~q. SEA HUGHES 8344212 Sanford 3ANORARtWLINS 11349212 Ca,,eIberr'j SIDNEY THOMPSON 8349212 Alta monte Spring* SHIRLEY MILLIT 1349117 ForesiCli) HILDA .(IH+,QND 6615W - �vt -.-r. l --9 ! I I JU.1I_. E 4A—The Sanford Herald if 1 . Wednesday, _._.--_-_.-_'._____.. ___-_.___,-_1; ._. - I -I - . " r- , • -. - - Eye On Castro the canal zone and delegation of defense of the by switching sides. Nor, for that matter, would canal to Panama also mitlg'ttes against hismany, If any, of the five Central American entering the Cuban camp and arousing further republics. suspicion about Panamanian reliability. That leaves Haiti and the Dominican Republic, For a time, Venezuela was thinking seriously wh1chsh4e the Caribbean island of Hispaniola about defying the OAS majority and exchanging just to the east of Cuba. Halili current ambassadors with Cuba. But the presidential president-for-life, Jean-Claude Duvalier, would elections of last December went to the appear to have his hands full Just running his Democratic Action candidate, Carlos Andres little dictatorship, without inviting back home Perez, the man who, as interior minister, headed any of the Haitian exile troublemakers who the fight against Communist guerrillas in the fo und haven. in Cuba. 1960s. Dominican Foreign Minister Victor Gomez The other South American countries I3erges recently told a press conference that the Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Paraguay and Uruguay Dominican Republic would consider the are run by outspokenly anti-Communist possibility of reestablishing relations with regimes. Havana if the majority of the other Latin Ecuador, also a military dictatorship, and governments did so. But he seemed to doubt that Colombia would seem to have nothing to gain will come about. - - United States forms part of a unquestionable majority of the members of the Organization of American Communist Cuba is in relative isolati3n. United States finds itself aligned with Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, l)minicmn Guatemala, h aiti, Uonduras, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay. Uruguay and Venezuela on the Cuba question. On the &ther side are Mexico, Peru and Argentina, and four English-spea king former British colonies. Barbados, Jamaica and Trinidad-Tobago, which are OAS members, and States. -- Know Your Hemisphere The a Republic, Ecuic1or, El Saivadcr, Guyana, hich is not. That is to say that the lineup is 17-7 against relations with Cuba. True, of course, there are fenestradd1ers among those still in the anti-Castro camp. Foremost, probably, is Pana'ia, where Nctional Guard Gen. Omar Torrijos has been running things the last five years. Nevertheless, as Panama is pressing the United Sta tes for a ew treaty arrangement on the Panama Canal, the'llorrijos dictatorship has hesitated in following its Inclinations. The fact that one of the concessions Torrijo has been seeking is removalof the U.S.armed forces from _____ - H Now For 'Baby Cal mer iti raLb r TELEPHONE 3?? 7A! 1 300N, FRENCHAVF, SANFOkO, FLA. 32771 - - JOHN A SPOLSKL,Awxjate Editor - DLV1OARYAHT Mana Editor I Doc J RICHARDS Editor ROY GREEN Advertising Manage, Sonrts WASHING1)N the Hughes-Nixon connection. rarge saga, according to the investigators' account, It resclicd Its climax In 1V1O. Early In the year, Attorney General John Mitchell brushed aside the objections of his underlings and cleared the legal ob- ____ I - __1 a Hotell in Las Vegas. -1 I - - !> ~. I- ~ ' " R —0 participants In the backdoor transaction. The Senate scenario gives this chronology: JANUARY, confer with Attorney General Mitchell about the Dunes acquisition. Previously, the Justice Department had refused to let hughes buy Sta rdust Hot el, be'au.sc the billionaire's casino- - ---h. . - T'" '.. "t - ' . - - - - , - - ' , - - -. • ..,., - - . -, - -': "7" 110 rT-""" # 1-- . -. - - ' .. - - I- - -. - . -- . - - -__ L. - - -' 'a.- - " .: h ;-,' - -'-'a - " .. __ " ' ~- ~. ' Vlv__ II -" - ' ' ' -- - __ .__ C - fishermen who throng to Lake Monroe. Anglers above are taking advantage of low water that has exposed sand bar at the outfall to city sewage treatment plant. Visible across lake is Florida Power. Corporation's Turner Plant all Enterprise. (Herald Photo by Bob Lloyd) ___ _____ For Post ____ J 1 TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) At a nine-hour meetin g, the Florida Cabinet has thrashed through several con troversial Issues that ha ve been pending - ___ - ________ 'I ' f gesture. - Trtasgnabie though it may now appear, I was always raising It right back to a comfortable 72 degrees. This would cause my husband to explain that our house felt like The (', real Sahara. lie would then ret our thermostat back to the polar 63 degree that hefeeis1aheltIiy and pleasant indoor temperature. Since we arc toth reasonably normal adults with Identical body temperatures (98.6), II seems strange that he Is cozy In shirt. - U S Pcstat Regulat ions provide that 611 cm'iI substript*ons be paid in advar'ce E'itet'd as ecun4 class matter ALg1isf 77 1905 at the Post Office of Sanford, F!ur,a 7771 any materoi, ne*s or advertisingat thisecl't,un of The Sanford Herald may be reproduced in any manner withojI yjr,tkn permission perm of t he publisher oC .'e Herad Any .ndi-;d& ci' firm repible for Such rePrl4uCI,Ofl will be ccn-s,de,ed ,is .r,f, inging cs-n The Ht',aid's &ecyrnt anu itb hetd -ablefordamage.,nde the law f and Sundays except Sotijrdai The Herald a member of the Associated Pres5 which is erl,tIede,clvs,velr to Iheuse for 'pp'odiactioo of all the brat news printed n tPs rw*spiper . - t4;i ill -- suasion because tie '- leverly nstalled our fought-over Utrmostat Ina location where the sun beam on It all afternoon, ruce Biossat - - .r, . 4I • •'%. s -T4-- - Vulnerable defense budget seeks allies - WASHINGTON (NEA) . I,uu,-. •,., . ii, '-- meetings with the appropriate cengressional committee chairmen, have already Laid groundssork for selling the new defense oiidget which will rse some $7 billion to a Lake Moore 377 7611 3722611 makes me shiver I'm sure our hme bui lder must have been of my husbands per- billion in fiscal 1975 expenditures. u!u,, nut,, 1,, of that sizable advIinte lrut! spending levels are complex. That probably will make the defense package vulnerable to critics at more polrio than iiz'ual, and compel both the President himself and Defense Secretary James Schlesinger to do very heavy miaslonsry ii. pr-;.kn Geneva Oviedo Stviâ Eritsrpriie Li Mach Fa,v*;tv Ed.ardi 661 1343 ' work. The proposed fiscal 1975 spending increases cuter higher defense ma *j, (mandated by Conrea), mod' - Mrs. Clarence Snyde. fl7 411 - $20Y ieq delayed orby . Vietnam war, funds to improve the md.tary s 'state 01 readiness, aid to Israel and higher sums (n, new itralegtc weaponry most pa rticularly for the Trident misiik -- beari'ig submarine fleet desined - Wittier Wings Aiamonte S'hngs to replace the existing l'clSrIs'Po5elcton P4IZ1C)f Booth Elds NIChOlS aeatsnw nuclear shield. ?92 1.1 an interview. Deputy Director Fred Malek of the Office of Maoagwrxnt .rid Lhdget sitid 1)trc'.tor Boy Asti and he had mad" perM.snal rounds on C-ipito! hill to discuss with the concerned com mit'm chairmen all aspects of the newly Can$berr Fern Park Tanglewsod. C. Estates Go$deflrcs. EastxoOk ___ - - 84. 0991, - Inevitably, howtn-er, this tactic, innovative as it is, did not the Defense Depaunent's most vigot&i critics the issue. They will be heard front in force, it reac4i A bright winter day turns our house Into Little Siberia, because Old Sol coininces our thermostat that it Is really Vi degrees In the family roijn. The furnace Is thus notified not to give forth any more heat - an order it obediently complies with until two hours put sunset. By this time, It's 46 degrees Inside and we arc all wealng parkas and eannuffs. Except for Frosty the Snowman, otherwise known as my husband, who is really digging the arctic atmosphere. At bedtime, he sets that tiertoStat at a pleasant 59 degreim At root, the key 1105 epeoding prepouahi are an argument - Ca b In e t Reiects Lee Development . 10 - - ' - - - -. - - .-- - - "6 ng - - - fish 110D.OW to President Nixon. Mr. Maheu contends that at lmq Intruders one ps)llleId was made In 1969 and 1970. The latter two now Insist that bothpayIneMs were made lnio,,, "Mr. Reborn has testified that he retained the finds in bit Rob Blind M an, Wife safe ftodt box at the Key Biscayne Bank wA Trud Company,,- continued 11w InvestIgators' account. 'Mr. Reborn stated that he removed tI* wrappers from wo=W the money because tM tome Las Vegq appeared oii the wrappers . .. " Three years later, after the $100,000 ash gift had Mt die headlines, Reboso tried to persuads Dinner to take the money beck. When Darner refused, Reboso finally arranged to turn it over to Hughes' attorney. FOOTNOTE: The former attorney general, through a stiokesman,denied he had ever even Dinner the go4head on the Dunes purchase nor, Mitchell said, did any taik of campaign i,g contributions t in Its conversation, with Dinner. MIAMI (AP) - Robbing Mr. and Mrs. J.K. Rolack was easy. They're both blind. "They had u have known that we were bind. Because if they didn't they would have killed us," Rolack said Tuesday alter Ws home was robbed. Rolack, 70, has been blind since 1955. Ills wife says she requires Intense 1it to do the smallest things anu is also hard hearing. The couple was awakened by noises early Tuesday. Rolack said he first tried to frighten 'the Intruders into thinking he was Postman Sorts Mail Outdoors In Everglades For 20 Years OCHOPEE, Fla. (AP) When loads of mail arrive at the Ochopee Post Office in the middle 'if f1i Everindej, ettifier Ger. ri Bates has to stay outside and Pbrwt it In the sunshine Although there's only room car or buses that stop regularly inside for one customer at a at Othopee, a .mall settlement time, Mrs. Shealy says tourists about 10 miles west of Miami. who rinli"e th. hsti!i$ln In- "The st flee used trigued and patiently wait their a store here," Mrs. Shealy cx- turn. plains. "But the store hurswl in "Tourists sometimes don't 1963 and the only thing avail. barely enough room For Post. believe it's For real." she says. able at the time was this build. mistress Evelyn Shaaly to turn "You sure won't find another ing. "So the government rented it one like this one," around. She sells picture post cards to temporarily and it's been the Mrs. Shw.sly says her Moot by travelers arriving by private post office ever since." l4004 domain, s former tool stied, is about the smallest post I Tftt's btcaun inside Diet-es 4 - office In the United Stain. "It's kind of special," Mrs. Sheal) says. "We like our little post office." I ' ' ' $ I. The building, Zip Code 3390, a!ongside busy Tami-ami Frail betünda big blue mailbox. Mrs. Shealy and Ba tea serve 32 Its arS farm and Indian families scattered over a l-m1le route between Miami and Fort My err. , - 17.92 -------=--- TALLAHASSEE, Fla. tAP) companies used much of the 1I 'l,.4,i..'. I iu ,,,, hilly IV VII to 411 as 5UV U'C5 U1V field will be operatcd as a sing le profit-sharing formula. unit and the profits shared Opposition to the proflt.shrall property owners ing formula came from some under a plan approved by the ow .iers on the fringe of the field Florida Ca binet. who feel 'hey will be hurt while The joint operation, called oil companies will be profiting. - .-..__ I% •VI 141 ,Iaj among "Everybody wants unitization, but we don't want that formula," said Raymond Wilhams, a wildcat oil man from Dallas, His firm has a small Interest in the field. Williams proposed an alternate plan. I I U 9 A '1 1 I r- R.F. Castle Calls. Now in the area? II u Call 831-6370 rURNITURE for a warm welcome to your SALES IL backing, 1wwouid drop idea of an envrionmental-model development and let the Windsor . - OR , that if he did not get their State Approves Plan For Oil Profit Sh aring unitization, was approved Tuesday after a four-hour Cabinet hearing. It will will allow the use of a therent oil-recovery technique for the field, which overlaps into Alabama, and will involve profit sharing by all operators and land owners in the field. IU plan will allow water to be pumped into smie wells to Increase pressure in others, The robbers took $205 In cash thereby Increasing the overall total production from 120 miland then grabbed Mrs. Rolack's lion barrel.s to more than 330 portable television and two million over the life of the field, watches as they ned. experts told the Cabinet. The couple was too frightened There was little discussion on to call for help and stayed hud. pr' of hr i!iatn p!ir. Ihn, oil (lien near an o-fai But property owners and oil heater until dawn. of cases halted altogether. Schkslnser, whose footwork For a procurement bill in 1973 toOk him persunsIly to see 70 senators, won't shrink from the challerge. Driente notwithstanding, he has noted, US. defense spending for the 1961-73 span fell 40 per cent In constant dolljirs, whsle Russia's went up 16 per cent. He'll be making that point again. that not to =ahead is to hegin to face real danger. ________ - - billion dollars at- so in military aid to Israel. 10 yari. Basically, the plan allows The other five counties are be 30 per cent are to be for. Some vegetable shipments ,laollne sales to motorists ei ther &ltetiy using Si vokfl- warded to federal officials for declined slightly from 1973 but based on the ma tching of even tary system or will be by the review. - mee to ii can't giumlik much readhiern. and for s*eddy irogrers in new weaponry — a field where the l Lime ti development often runs na S to -6tate to i,._ ._l,.L •_. on this score, unless further sharp manpower reductions are to be argued for. Nor is there likely to be serious resistance to a couple of Moreot'e,, he'll sa y ur iWdy of captured Soviet equipment in the l9'/3 Mtdazt war, shows that Moscow's ad. vanin --es technalogv have been Impressive enough to underscore our need for modernization, for it fuller state of out. ' -- Dimes owners had huiihed ndsiesdlng Iriormation on profit and kwo to am thow la, bickip support than custorriary. Malek makes what seems an incontestable point - that defense outlays (or fiscal 1975 must go up at least $53 billion simply to cover the mandated pay increases(and the linked boosts in military retired pay.) "Outside" analysts at the Brookings Institution, the research organization, are on record as saying annual defense spending would climb at roughly this pace (if not more) for the remainder of this decade Since Cungri itself tied defense pay to levels prevailing In other fields, to the cost of living, and also sought to pro- Where the light will go on iswith funds for moderniztton, 'readiness," and new weaponry. Here the critics will contend that, with Vietnam over and dCtenU? blooming, force cutbacks should be possible arid new weapons development can either be slowea or In am* 2,765 to 3,2i, corn from 2,133 to 2,729. 'tnd cucum rs from 208 to 3,105. -.. Wearing flannel pajamas and wool socks, and tucked under three enormous down4ll1'd comforters, I can be almost comfortable. Almost, a suui;tccr army, ..,., -- - possibly n B I Forest City Myhusbandls always eipuundlng on how dry heat is Zerribk for the skin, respiratory system and the furniture. He Is forever boding the Spartan natives of Tlerro del Fuego, who nm around in their birthday suits in the sleet, feeling no pain, And I ion downing hot toUdles, turning on the oven burners and putting on my mittens - and I'm still freezing The very thought of thoie unclothed Terra del Fueglar - BIacfr Community P.'ir cold. . ______ r'S, sleeves In our frigid living room while I. wearing two sweaters, my bathrobe and an afghan, am still rationing system. afternoon, adopted n man. officiab have given gas station M..1 ##nnAa rrati. A.0 f%-.,, i iyoirui dflU operators a paper crisis to go Sarasota Manatee coun ties put it into immedia te effect. along wi th the gas crisis. 0111are either using or have ap- They also added a Florida daIs say operators must apply proved rationing plans of the twist: Drivers of Of their supplIers for type devised by Oregon earlier cars can buy live gallons at any allocations. Rejections or rein the fuel crisis. time. quest for increases of more TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) Doyle Conner and Secretary of lion on which to base a decision, know what he would do-until he At the Tuesday session, i, The Cabinet has refused to State Richard Stone sa id ty They also said that one mistake talk ed to liii board of directors. Cabi ne t: e nd orse a controversial propos. did not have enough informa. has already been made in the —Appreved by a t-. vote the He offered to deed 1,900 acres Sh ield al to develop a tract of land area for lack of inforrneUon. of the 5,0-aaedneiopmentto appotntmen%o(flnncsi s ' j7I They referred to the 1970 the state or some conservation as natural escurces director near the Estero Bay Aquatic Preserve in Lee County t&r.igh agreement, which is being In- agency to protect the bay, The Issue had been vestigated by two legislative wi thin the Cabinet since early the developer says rejection "I can't do any will endanger the bay even . committees to see If the state more...Otherwls, 04 can deal November. - - -. . edlessly gave away part of with Mr. Windsor on In the —Approved purchase of 96 more. The developer, Robert Trout. the aquatic preserve. acres in Indian River County cow-tx," he told the Cabinet. . Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin said toe use as a prison for youthful man, asked Tuesday for CabsWilliam Mellor of the Lee net approval of his concept. first-offenders, The IIMOV - that because of the agreement County Conservancy said 3,750 - .. Lie said that a 1970 land-tradt came after opposition ir I the courts might order the state acres are in the preserve and je-- agreemen t already gave him or to allow extensive dretiging and the state should demand It all county commissioners p the owner, the Windscr Trust of layedit for . fi lling unless the Cabinet gave beck. _,.__..t... tIfl_ W&., USC flfli W U some assurance that wouLd al. Agriculture Commissioner Doyle Conner, senior Cabinet far more destructive developlow Troutman to continue his member, said the ti was ment than the one he's prornol. plan. o.w of the longest In his 14 years "I don't want to win the battle /fl\' I;EN SHEVIN riru1turc Comiunissoner on the body. and lose the war," Shevin said. Doesn't want to Troutman told the Cabinet - 1 Meanwhile. "Darner was rmlnded a number of times by Reboro," according to the Senate scenario, "that the thghej Tool Company had not made adequate contributions to the President's campaign." Msheu "contracted Mr. Hughes and was authorined to fir- of oter winter vegetables showed similar clear cut Increases. Bean shipments were up from 1,43) carlots in 1973 to 1,485 this season; cabbage from for months. - - - Same As Horr Detiiery Ann Shields Approved proceedings " - William Siphon, our national energy t.tJrf, would be crazy about my husband. Because he's been lowering our Usermostat for years—. even back th those days ci affluence when no one dreamed it would ever be a patriotic Herald Area Correspondetits - - - MTh *75 101 Year 12 mos of the week. In addition Palm Beach 'Ile ing between Miami and Bra- ddtes and prohibits sales of County laid 10A gro.Jndwork of Association said the shutdown " denton could pass through at more than 10 gallons. for a plan to be considered next Carlot shipments, a tractor. least six counties with separate Sarasota County Corn- week. tralle; load of about 5.0 cria, but somewhat similar gasoline missloners, meeting Tuesday Meanwhile, federal energy calendar RECENT CHILLI' mornings - ____ __ 6 Counties Approve Gas Rationing last week, 291 trucks In Jacksonville where more largest and inot profitable H TilE -SSSOt!1STEI) I'RE.SS and odd lk'rrse tag numbers end blockades were reported, CA. ssinten Cr01), lift the state com• By next week, motorists dilv- with even and odd '-" uinhi'fI. - - As rA were ven enoug ue to -..W-A--- wbk - YEAR ROUND I state ' '' -'':': - present - "-' _____ \ $ $2 13 Month *MonThs$I ?O . - -- on the Stardnat. He also suggested I '- - * ' - ---- 'T'k - - #'J" -i"- .'4- ---' tj .• !" -" 'E-' ' - .. - Truckers who deliver South supplies rather than the strike have an Impact on the nation's director of the Depart Florida's winter vegetable crop But meanwhile, fresh fruit winter vegetable crop, agricul. ment of Agriculture marketing to nor thern ci ti es are not honor shipments out of Central F Ion lure officials said, was dur to division 'Because of the ing the nationwide truck str ike da were sa id to be praticaily at weathe r conditions and quick wea ther the yield Is not high but Fear of violence and the fuel .i standstill 'lth harvest ing op. state action In calming truckers now aad we definitely have the shortage arc making their trips erations cut back for lack of who wanted to drive but were trucks to handle t. take longer, officials say. transportation. fearful of violence on the road. "Seventy4ive percent of the Despite news reports that Industry spokesman inWith the exception of one problem Is emotion. The farm. freight hike we'd be trucking South Florida farmers are fac- dicated the on-tree crop freeze in December, the South ets are fearful about wha t will trig economic ruIn and New wouldn't be se ri ously affected Florida wi nter growing season happen if the stri ke continues" right now," he added. Hugh rigs blockaded the Itiel York housewifes cpirilig by a sct'k's delay in !cking was unusually warm and most pumps at Truckers Paradise, a prices because of the strike, ag. operations. ol the crop was harvested and Max Goza, manager of the sprawling truck stop Just off In- r-Iculture offi cials sa id Tuesday But the spokesmen said that shipped before th e strike hit. huge Pom pano Beach Farmers' terstate 75 here and near the shippers were having little many packing houses had curAlso, the Florida Highway Market, said national news renorthern terminus of UI Sun- trouble getting crops to market. ta iled operations until Patrol last week began escort- ports attribu ting empty loading Market managers, truck bco- stock is shipped out. The pack- ir.g to the state line convoys of docks to the strike were misshine State Parkway. Across one trailer was a ban. kers and state and federal olfi ing houses included Scald Sweet truckers who wanted a work leading miner reading: "Mr. Trucker ciats said trucks are leaving In Tampa, one of the largest in "AU the truckers who have South Florida loading docks shutdown.Higher rates, towi'r produce docks this wintcr at a the state, and the Florida Gift wanted to move, and that' s all have been empty, he caid, be. rate equal or above the same Fruit Shippers Association in but Just a few we have helped cause crops available for truck prices Orlando Strickland said only mail period in 19'3 them to move and they ye ing are being quickly shipped — trucks were a ll owed to flu up at Acconlmg to the Florida Do Hesaldrefrierat.ed partmentofAgriculture: • the * I - \ The freeze has to be coupled with a freight rate hike by the Interstate Commerce Commission," said Strickland, 39, a live of Waycross, Ca "If the President had rolled back dierel prices to the year ago level or we'd gotten that ''- - - . - : , '' 2, L ' - -- -. . - - Vegetable Haulers Fear Violence and organizer of the local shutdown. - - ALL - si1j . - - - - - - . . s- -., -' - -. 'z' , F- - ' 4'1 - — ' "2' - ,s'.' - ., ''" - ____ --.- *_ - ~ - . 11 ~ _,_ __ __ - - __ pftmiihoa, '- — - - - -. -. . - by the Presiderds that the - . -- _______ '. ____ The cash was accepted closest friend, Babe Reb. A former Hughes aide, Robert Mabeu, has testified second $50,OW payment was camM with Hughes' attempt to acquire, the cslno-botel. This has beca disputed by the other -- ____ -. - [kmes porches, would - - - - - . - - stacles for billionaire Howard those to purchase the Dunes Later the seine year, hughes aide Richard Donner delivered in two separate ø000 bundles to President Nixon's estates at San Clemente, Calif., and Key Biscayne, Fla. - i1i SV _____ ByJOANCOLBY Sk Witeh In Florida — - ____________ ___ - - as, Hot And Cold War Fighting Rages RAYSTEVENS $11 ?O6Monfhs 36S Senate Investigators have mitten, strictly - Wednesday, Feb. 6,1974—SA WILDWOOD, FIa, (AP) was becoming "a vety dli-. the drivers. said. "1 sympathize with near Lawtey. There waa no isPresident Nixon's freeze on die- organized thing." Ed Stephens, owner of 2 them" jury or damage reported. ael prices won't release the Company-owned rigs contin. Truck Stop In Jacksonville, said Shots were reported fired at In the other Incident, two brakes on the trucker strike, a ned to roll and firms with their drivers promised not to block trucksintwocountleaTuesday. emptytractor.trallers oVa rentspokesman for 110 protesting own fuel supply appeared to be his pumpaand he, Lntu-n,said Baker County Sheriff Joe New- alcompanywerereportedrld drivers mrkedIn this tiny cen. carrying on normal business he would not sell to through mans said a shot wufired at dledwlthbulletsonanbolatecj teal Florida crossroads said operations. trucks. one truck on State lIned 121 stretch of U.S. 27 through the early today. Officials at some of truck 'e inde pendents are losing near Georgia border and Everglades in Browsed Coun y. "The President's announce- stops were in sympathy with money right now," Stephens another at a truck on U.S. 301 NeIther driver was injured. merit isn't going to budge us. We're not backing up one Inch,' - - for the eyes of the Watergate motors, a fascinating scenario of the On The Homefronf PrrsRcom Foreman SUBSCRIPTION RATES chwulle Ji• Belier I cases. The _ Sear Lake- .'-l--- ____ VINCENT. JR.. cti.e Pho*aØe- J _ Th e Sanford Herald Truckers Refuse To End Strike -_ , ~, - 4 k - ~ I _: ,"~ g: OIL & PubliShed J,Oy _ _ * -Il - hotel empire was Lou big. But Dmner mado a stong pitch for the 1'-..' F - RALPH HAYS Comp. Room Foreman CHR IS NE LSON N.part - I 1''i-i' - -. . - .~ . it who should CHARLES HAYS Mechanical Supt. DORIS WILLIAMS Society Editor LII Other Mat r. -- - ____ ---- ---- Freight Rate Hike Demanded as,.,. JANE CASSELBERRY for Cow'' Editor 8v Mad - -114 - .I 'i - DEWEY ROBINSON CircutaftcnManr City Editor It,I_- o.i lywy , . - - aoa iioy ___ - . I'L - ____ WINIFREDF.GIELOW CrwnGfrnIer - t. : I' BMW Leopards organised ___ - ' '' appeared - - - - - -' This day, though, en thusiam parading musical groups Papa Doe's universally feared Dunes. FERRUi'IV 28: Darner flew to Washington for another genuine as city folks wavinE the black and red persoi..t militia and the s0' meeting with the attorney general. "Mitchell told Darner he POR1'.AU.PRINCE. Haiti— turned out in the heat—it can Haitian flag and pro-Duvalier called by would let the boys look It over," related the investigator.c. "The way It looks now, Baby easily rise above % degrees F. banners, former strongman Luckner EARLY MARCH: MitChell called his antltrugt chief, Richard Doe Is set for Life," one on a hot January day in Port. Cambronne, whodismiMed fell Into McLaren, to advise diplomatic observer said, quite au-Prince—and the dust Conspicous by theirabsence disgrace and was In the Justice I him that Nevada's Gov. Paul Lazalt wanted nent to let Hughes purchase the [nise. MItseriously, as he summed up the churned by marching feet and were the Ton Ton Macoute, November, 191. clicil quoted the governor as saying "that the Dunes was tmodlwu massive calm that r.eem to ownod arid if Hugtes could buy it, o couici clean up." Unit have settled n the traditionally ________________ ,# Investigators tha t he had never spoken to Mitchell about the hectic political life of Huh. that the wssnot rwby the Mafia and that he wonid aw or Pie.ildent for Life Jean• have it.. acquisition by Hughes. ocicosad Claude Devalier, 23, seems MARCH McLaren relayed Mitchell's message to the have inherited much of the PIIticlstvvy0fhiSfather, the -\ atton.ey reminded McLaren of the Stardust turn&wn inter Francois Duvalier who He added that the "job of contrcAllng vt-line should be handled by first used the title of the Nevada authorities, not by making exceptions toanU*at the "presidente a vie" Never in 4 oTO% policies." He A 1o put his objections In writing In a March 0, 1970, rece nt decades has a Haiti an . memorandwn. . ~\,\ ~ If MARCH 12: McLaren related back to Mitchell that "the sew-iy in the saddle than I & 1, dearly violate the merger W,id&Ines and young Duvalier. V. would make theDaPareMInokhadbecaue of Ita prior puon upsets have PO Nevada could act on Its own erupted overnitht In Haiti In the against ciirnlnal figures narudng casinos by Instituting license past, no one can say with any .evoking real arwance what the fut MARCH 19: Dennir dropped by Mitchell's office aga in. The \N holds for Baby Doe, as the ;\ 4 g presdci Is know. His said "1w could see no problem" that would prevent Hughes from, W fa ther, who was a dcctor of . Z buying the mas. The acquisition, said Mitchell, "met the medicine, wait universally guidelines," Darner immediately "communicated with Maiwu called Papa Due, whether in p. and advised him thit they had permission to purchase the Dunes fear or in affe'tion. Hotel." ________ 1 giant pro go7ernment MARCH 20: Darner iud Maiwu flew to Key Btr.iyne. demonstratloi Jan.23 In front ''I Sometime dizlr.g the next two days, Dinner rust wi th Fetmzo. &t I . of the gIeamng white -Dmum denied to Ule invatigatm Oat the Duna was discussed presidential palace on the .ii MARCH 21: Mitchell also flew to Kay Biscayne, although the Chmnps de Mars In Port-aitiming may have been a cenxldence. .1 Prince found may thousands MARCH 28: McLaren saw an FBI memo reporting tilt of demonstrators turnhu out o I shout their support for Baby I 1 timid division to purchase tie Thmea.bIignaig, VcLirui wrote Duc,and fur achangeoniya a t'wo.p.ge memo to Mltd!mU 're'vkwlng their earlier conSCCTe Or 50 of InIcks Were V -I veruticma." McLarei noted in his memo his hope that Darner's employed to bring in cowry boast 'was an erroneous hnpeeaslon." dwellers. Papa b Theinvestigators'documentrepclt.edto the seven Watergate mount majo r transport senators: 'We have Interviewed all of the Ardimist Division operations, pressing private personnel, have reviewed the Dunes aciprizition, and and government vehicles 0 *& /) ie dthem have any ecolkctIon of seeing or hearing about the service, 10 bring the country MCA .,Al 4 1.folk to town fcr giant, well'The deal finally MIthrough," they added, "becaie the wggnizeii demonstrations. "Fancy mstlng yo' h.s'i" A WALTER A. GIELOW Edtof nd pl,hr WAYNE D. DOYL( Mvenising Director & Associate FMANK VOLIOLINE. :G.n.vel Mahogir' ' Copky News ScnIee -' --- - ---- -- _-_,~. ~ - ___ Thr*unf b c,. Scenario Told i . 1970: Darner was dbpaL'hed to Washington to ____ ____ _______ a 'L L. : 4 Hughes-Nixon . Most Latins Still Do Not Trust Cuba The - - - -. - •. Jack Anderson MIAMI The United States is Just one of 17 Western Hemisphere nations that does not have diplomatic r&ations with Communist Cuba. That seems to be a point forgotten by many of those who advocate resumption of formal tics with Premier Fidel Castro's dictatorship, Sen. Gale W. McGee, chairman of the subcommittee on Western Hemisphere affairs, for example, has been i nsisting for almost a year now that the lack of flexibility in U.S. policy toward Cuba could result in isolation of the United States from the inter-Americin system. Yet, as things stand now, it is the other way around. . - -. Feb.6, 1974 Copley News Service -_-~. ~, -~ . -- ~- CASSELBERRY "New Castle" Trust bulkhead and dredge the Ie shoreline In the rove swamp area. But he said later he did not �IA—The Sanford Herald - Wednesday, Feb. 6,19Y4 Incorporation Vote Spurs'DeBary Talks LIT MOfl %1.flUIYU Annexed Last Week With Purse Robbery Ronnie Drive Off ice Rezoning Dies _ Jami 5 L ____ ____________________________ By DONNA r Herald 5*afl Writer List week, Mrs. Keyser and paed with no objections. DeVoney asked the Ronnie Durand Tomlin was Drive property owners if they unanimously named e citizen ALTAMONTE SPRINGS wanted to be annexed even representtive to the East The Ronnie Drive controversy though they might not gain Central Glorida Regional of the past six months was put approval for the rescuing which Planning Council. to rest Tuesday night with city would have allowed construeDavis was Instructed to council's 3-2 vote denying office lion of an eight4tory office prepare resolutions approving building zoningto the first block building. The petitioners said the tnstailatlonoftrafflcsignals inside Bniarwood subdivialon, they did. at Maitland and Ora'ole with P Councilman Helen Keyser Councilman Don Myers the city paying one-sixth of in. joined with Mayor Norman Tuesday night Insisted the stallation and maintenance Floyd and Councilman Cal Dr. Ronnie Drive people had no coats and at Easec and SR 436 Voneyto kill the rezoning of the choice but to agree. "11 was a with the city to pay per cent prope rty annexed one week form of blackmail," he said. of mainte nance coals. ago. Myers first effort to place the Floyd said the county Will be rezoning ordinance on second constructi ng right turn lanes on and final reading died for lack both Maitland and Oranole and of a second. Councilman Dan a ce nter left turn lane on Malt. Dorfman 's motion to continue Land at the intersection the pub lic hearing for one week Councilmen voted also died for lack of a second. unanimously to raise fees for Myers' second eff or t was cleaning up unkempt lots In the se.ed to kill the rdinance, ci ty from $ l 1" irh to 15 .l 1 1:IIRuARY 5 CoLactimar. Dan Dorfman, approved unanimously was the ADMISSIONS concerned that the city is aow naming of the road adja ce nt to cpe n for a lawsuit from the Cd) hail after the Gallowa> owner!, was told by City Atty. family of the Winter Park Ruth Ann Taylor Joe Davis that a request fr a Telephone Co.which donated Utile M Green certain zon ing in an annexa tion (ho land to the city. Craig S. Carter petition Is no guarantee it will Cou ncilmen adopted a resoluMary D. Hall be (Ion endorsing the proposed approved. L41A Brown He added that genera lly If a Altamonte Springs Chamber of Sallie Muse city IS not interested In gran ting Crnmerce and adopted or. Diane J Williams the reouested zoning It should dinances annexing the Alta. William A. Horn be indicated at the beginning. monte Realty Montgomery Virginia L zion In other business, an or. Road properties and the After Linda Faye d'nance setting salaries of son property west of Douglas, Willie J. Neirns E1,500 for the mayor and $3,600 North of Center Street, south of Anne A. H-rI annually for each cou&Wr.an Citrus and east of Burton Doc,ell Morris Rhonda 1. Thomas a3 P - ." j .: H __ - — / - ' . Hospital Notes ims ke as oyM ' - - fi- :.-.t '. . -• . .. - - . - .. -- , :-. - -- ' ' ., . - - AWARD OF APPRECIATION I YMAN HIGH School Dist ri butive Education Club pa'esident, Dave Smith, presents District 7 of Florida DECA award of appreciation to rr Mann' Garcia district ma manager urger King, which sponsored , , trophies or 'e District Leadership Conference held in Deltona. -4IIerald Photo by Jane Caselberr)' , , __ I 4. Moirne Asalee Velno, Oteen Patti Sisson, Casselberry Josephine F. Donaghy, DeBary Nancy A. Bearfield, Deltona Louisa B. Papinesu, Deltona Uxine K. Davenport, Deltona ' •' , - , . . -. :.: . ' :' - - ... .. '. I - .... , -, . ( . .. .. .: - I . ,. . . " of the- residents of DeBdrydid - . ' - I 0 LOUIJ .'' . , ... " 1 11 . ' I' I gf TT'k ( SAIl P1105 G00 TNIOUGII S*TIAY I BONDED POO I than anyone else in Florida. ' - — SMALL APPLIANCES ILKINS BUDES . HAMILTON V *:.-. ' ___ 11• I I- .• 141 Y 1% -- Ou, A in IN V131111111 ,i AOL TO I . /th'/ ' IW DYMO ve RCII LOW NYLON ( I - t A ! 3 88 FILTERS ___ -'1 V 72 PHOTO BLOCK (1 'C UBE uar.a TTCggI.iu ,I,11 suuio $I( NUTS ' A.,. .4 50 Ho•• 14c Rig 79c KIT i.saaria IJBCO - i 88 - -, a os n,•. i oa MEN'S & LADIES HOT PL4JE "1 100 88 EG.I.99 5 UGHT*tmin'oayutf TOOL CHAIR RE a ___ hr•, ui,d. REG. 29.90 - .auan °" " LLD - - - FIsII t 81 i ERIES t.nai.ut Pt Im 3: Low kv -- a' - -. 4." 388 Gardening in Florida." 3 GOLF BAILS 88 2 Flint Printi Mkoft T" P" = 8* save WI of prom 410401"ed ploft WV too #aft of I _______ vayy follow soc-iall how. Senior Feb. u Us" Seminole Plaza MW Montgomery ward's $ Stop Civic Center at Sanford at$:30 am.Returnbygpm Call 3-9l42 or 3234$ for at a.m. at 2 'o '%3c * 6 1313 Feb. 13— German American Society Kaffeekraenzchen,2p,mGAC Clubhouse, 381 Orange lane, Cas1elbrri. Card gamis Augustine and Marineland " " " BATTERIES LADIES' CLOGS Horticulture Seminar, 7:30 P.m., Sanford Garden Club. Speaker, agent David DeVOIL ex. 188 , ''t•. VOW. II y too of SIZE Feb. 12 Teague Middle Schaol A, 7:30 p.m. School Superin. tendentW. P. Layer will speak Sq. resatIo, I ..'.• _____ 3 -------- Kd,aJ Film . - Pon 21 ------- SUPER KNIFE 188 4~18&w TENNIS BALLS Wit on "How ttw Energy Crisis 11.J Affect BUSirMM" on school zoning and six. mcniber panel will discuss Guites"Ift 'If of GIULTIE ' or "O" BEACH & SPORT * ,,,,, z. 888 100 CRICKET J WATCHES GLADE Air ft.g ina co' . 7v - k R.,i i*vtiu.. V E B NRUS Flow 2011 FIBERGLASS ROD ' busthessme inv4.ted to attend Winter Park Chamber of to hear Dew Gaiser, Florida's M"M all 2. F k 1. 404 RIEL tf(fl'J 40(5500k Milif aa 12— Seminole County um an ts 2 $1 2 PC. T=Ttn we* 10110P MIXED scmii flUSH 288 AS $I COMBO - IMLXL Sanford Rotary Club, 215 p.m., Civic Center, Speaker, Tallahsue lobbyist Harry C. Commerce Kaffeeklatsch at I' DRY ROASTID vr JnIIJ - ' LJi- T 01 D1SS Mimi." of £0 p at LL- pdw to EM st ser4ion. SLEEVE 8J 188 2" 'WERY8 - POLYESTER MIT CLus, MAitlAnd Civic Center, 6:15 and 7 pm. Novice class, a ---QNV AS CASUAU 188 LAWS* C311110t smcp #&AsTx mull MG Beginners Dog Obeulence Us vv - S1t " Y10111 TOP WITHMATCHtJ5 I Professional help available. AM'S SE S ~_JIA_ Air Coldh a / oom wfftjoa '.° J DETERGENT / 1,21 t OY - ! I/',- ' II JJf['S.J1 188 HARM, LIQUID - . ' ' . 44*1 r I ri7-1 . for .'' Ma im .--- • WMIT VJA$T! IA$KIT All Souls Oaarcfz Men Club Valentine Smorgasbord, 3.4 pin. Social Hall Ith and Oak Feb. 11 Songwriters Guild of Central Florida, 7:30 p.m., Fast Federal, 2424 Edgewater Dr., Orlatvio.Membeamay submit iongs club re,.,rdlng, at XX' (AK! MY!! Feb. 11 . . ' 119 - hCIieI vationi for Feb. camp-out, First Seminole Fra1S&LSRU " " • - *00 99K'i N 'FRY " . STP OIL TREATMENT .. 11110 ment Operation. Visitors EMPIRE 7-O.itis.Nu,.i, ::TNflMOS the of ___d Owl the tapes "vlfl be important and material evklene at any fature ft'ial* rltieg from the riand Jy'c lirwitigstkms." Jeurvcskl said that plating U tapes bring coznmili.ee twjjgs wnu1d incnse th ri that lbw LnktW couki contMd wfl forc, than pryanUbk. çpffEEMAKER W R Social hour 7:15. Seminolg weLcome. CHO ICE1 EMPIRE 0Jft 0tirm3 SW - CArmn Seminole County young epublicans Club, 6 p.m., E U*f . - Wapte .PO County Comi.ulctners m will conduct forum to answer ST NeAM /DRY DRY IRON ma". __ _ FAhel M. deirt Ios*ixnita letter outlining his reasons for continuing to refuae to comply mth a cornnlitt oeiudevnanding the L SANFORD 930 State St., Sanford P(az CASSELBERRY: prescriptions Veb.7. MUMIMUM FOIL Sanford: Gesell took the at1on In connection with the committees request for 3d ft judgment UpL its ithcity to poena the tapes and Nixon's reommihthty to comply. J~W Wit be az'ecta the Seminole Calendar en We fill more -- Virgi nia M. Blechner, t*iando Dcwn H. Renyhart, DeBary Edger It Banks, DeBary Joseph T. Crane, Deltona Celia R. (isistner, DejIons Robert Ft. Sell. Deltona If nances i FIVE PACK, LIMIT 2 WASHINGTON (AP)—Spe. dal Wøergte prosecutor Leon Jiwutiki asked a federal Judge today to consider limiting the Senala Watergate ouunittee's uLe ci any preszdeat1,I tapes it recelvea from the White House. In response to an order issued Jan. by U.S. District Judge Gerard Gesell, Jaworakl submitted a memorandum on the Possible effects on future prosecutions U the Senate com• rniteelsglven acceuto te House tapes. Gesell also asked the Presl- r • .. z t .- D19CHARGES r $5,000 . Mr. and Mrs.Q'ark,s Hayes a boy, Sanford Jaworski Asks Limit On Tapes Mayor Vetoes ' •. we -: : Lüi 4 : RandLFu1amr1' JodyArsirewa ctiariecraig Aware Drinkard Kevin D.Dtllaid Shirley A. [4)cas Kirby W. File Jr. Evelyn S. Neal Beverly J. Stokes Ned Acree Jr., Osteec Beatrice Finch, Geaeya Alice Oenwnts, Late Max, Oliver Sj"*lam. Lake Mary G.xjla Weazi, Longwood Clare N. Ridiardion, an not favor Incorporation. And, he -. p3ucnt with an injection of po. said, it Is still that feeling with a,ud Woride most of DeBaryltee. A Nassau County Court jury Most of the questions began TtT 1' \1 I O di I\ SPEA KER S )I? I)pl) %ITI . .. "' lelihera ted ore hour Tuesday •• In Michigan. (or 'Ito ri Blackfor(j, Cunningham, G llespie and Duff tefure finding Dr. Mon tema. WINTER SPIUNG.Mayor repealed under the program Kentucky, or Pennsylvania) The Central Florida Chapte rano Roy (Herald Photo by Charles Edwards of charges r, and paid high ta xes, so I ca me Math, completing his had not been given byclt) Atty. of American Red Cross will murder and at tempted murder first mon th in office, vetoed his Tom Freeman or others and t B y w De ar he re I th ought conductAdvanced First Aid Loud a rv pplause and cheers f ordinance Monday—i that a complete c taxes would be lighter. I love board has power to levy up to 10 of the Course In Sanford Feb. 11 Defl'y persuade you or dissuade you swept the crowded courtroom $5,000 codification of or- codification is not yet avsilable , just decide as It is. I'm mills; and for municipal ser- any way, on w to do so, I am through March 15, Wit. Classes fl105t a ha tever for study. satisfied with what have vices, the county can levy up to you should decide to follow. We willing to sit down wi th you and s the verdict was reported by dlfla,flCes, will meet on Monday, Wed f Jury orowonwi yrjj . here, why "There is just not enough do give ll the we have to Incor. 10 mills, which means that a are here merely to nesday, and Fridays for th City Councilmen last answer your to help you." tlm3 you wish ( of ree. porate nd Y'° information available," Increase our taxes to total of hour evenlr.g sessions. contracted with the Mw'Jd 30 mills can be levied questions. We have, however, got Just what we have upon you. But if you are When people from (he fenn lawyers, UOO4 , 'This newly revised course I Code Corp. of Tallaha ssee to McClain said, adding while O'en 'im' to his feet already" -. codificasane tion would appear to be an come up with some guidelines audience would shout out embraced incorporated municipality, you have all city orJnances,.Iigy good restriCted to Police Officers, that would aid you, should you 'iIe 34-year-old Or... "Whatwlllwegetf good ordinances or questir, pertaining to a less than 100 adopted in the Firemen, Rescue Personnel, higher taxes decide to incorporate," Physician. tzet we qu tion don't and 'Ch Protected the city my be I'm sure you wouldn't tax es that had just dtys 15 )urs—updated and re Ambulanc, attendants, Civil already have?" Cunningham said, "I have answere pea'th,prt,c,ia. "I've never been so happy in placed In book form. Mattingly would say, Defere and Disaster Workers. youneUmo than you actually books with me that explain and my life! said Dr. Mon tema. Mattingly said; Accing to the city's yearcmty had to.,, can't hear you h Class size will be limited , help you understonci McClain said he vetoed the old charter, four positi ve votes how to go Kimily board has the power to levy up raw), smiling filled as teatS Gillespie write your question on a explained, "Let me about to fill out a Charter for Register earls'. codification because sufficient on the city council are to 10 milLs in taxes: the heetof paper and bring it , eyes. "I was read sch.ol tell you that we re not here to incorporation, should OU here." thing.to y for any. expianation on the ordinances necessan' to override the veto. I BIRTHS H r Jury Frees Death Physician ) said they were not in First Aid Course I iS Off ere Wednesday, Feb. 6, 1914—/A Based on speculation that seat. cwnhetit in the race, I will to U.S. Rj stu a Although, Gutman said, since for beck. from an pn start Bitter out of the U.S. ste his . 11 ncemnt he to be 'Jack the Giant Killer' in Michael Gutman announ ced has had a good response f rom tint round than a nuisance Tuesday he Is considering the public, (be claims 1000 In e final one," Gutman said. th shing from an Independent signatw. on his petition to get Gutman feels Gunter is candidate to the Deniocratic on the ballot), there has been vulnerable because of his stand Party in his r some resista nce to the on several issues and all Fifth Con gr essional District hdependent route in gaining cu mbenta are "ed" In a financial stort of political scandal. year I ShOuld Gwter to run again In order to be eligible to run for his Rouse seat, Gutman In the party primary, Gutman Mated, he would make the sa id, he switch to run against him in the registrationmust change his six mont hs princ to Democratic Primary. "To run the general electio n. Before as a little known Indepe dent changing to an Independent, for open seat seems Gutman was registered as a plausible, but with the in- Republican. MIN ' P Dr. V!ncvntA1onijra1nohu beeO cquicraargetit ( , ' at Burglars Take Cable - " Chamber President Leonard B cd eathed when the la DeBarv Council took a t4 to 3 DeBARY — With In. 'ute at, Its meeting to corpora tion still a lively Issue in continue Investigating In. the community, 200 DeBary corporation thus the town residen ts turned out last week mee ting to hear speakers on to hear a panel of ng. j1a the subject a town According to a spokesman ball meeti ng called by the from the ci vic association, the Deflary Cham be r of Corn. assoc ia tion worked with the ce. Chamber to compile a 2page Participa ting on the panel book last year, giving facts were State Sen. William figures on th e cost of in. Gillespie, State Rep. Gary cororat1on,toprovetheyw Cumutham, Volusla Sheriff willing to help the Ed Duff and John Mattingly, citizens of DeBaryeducate on all Demand city attorney, who facts of Incorporation. served as modera tor. However, the spokesman —. Gutman Might Change , By FANN- EDWARDS HedCspant A$L for disorderly condu A Sanford man was charged when they found him itandbi Monday with robbery after 19. next to a 1*Okn window With a year-old Sanford woman large rock in his hand, policC reported a man ripped her spokesman said. Williams, charged with disoi purse from tsrnrAll and fled, deny with a witness chasing the thief. conduct, remains In tha Willie James McQay, ii, of Sanford Jail in lieu of $100 bondL Police said there was abouit 135 Langston Drive, Is in the Seminole County Jail in lieu of $150 damage to the apantmenit building where several win $5,000 bond. Margaret Wright, of ,n W. dows were broken and nigh t 11th St., told police she was lights smashed. Sanford police are alsi) walking near the park at Sanford Avenue and First checkin g into a report made b awrence R. Crews, of Sanford Street when a man grabbed her who said someone stole Ill) purse that contained *70. She said the robber fled wi th worth of fish from him while h an unidentified witness chasing Was in an area taVern& Police said Crews told them him. last saw the stringer with 25 Lcs Ulan two t)O er he lat police arrested McCray, but speckled perch on Feb 1, and declined to say how he was he wanted a report made so he "wouldn't get in trouble." l inked to the crime, In other action Sanford pollee — re looking for the man who broke into the Krider Road home of Jun W.'aver at 3 C morning Weaver told police he woke Seminole County Sheriff's up and saw someone lying next detecti ves crc today looking for o his bed, the burglars who cut two fences Thinking it was his wife, at a Florida Power sub station Weaver said he spoke to the on SR 431 and rolled a $2,000 pro o and to his surprise reel of cable to waiting truck. an unfamiliar man jumped up The reel contained 0 feet of and darted toward the door, shielded cable, deputies said. po lice said. Deputies said there VU $60 Police s'uld the man removed worth of damage to the fences a window screen and climbed at the Piedmont substation that In, but stole no th ing, is located between Forrst City &tnford_ice, inaseparata and Apopka The Sanford Herald To Democrat - . I Feb 11 Dtsirlct Nurses 37, regular meeting 4 p m. County Heuith Department auditorium Speaker, Marilyn Gordon, Youth Pnwwns All nurses invited . - �-:---. :=- I The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Feb. 6, 1914 :!A s Zeuli' _ i .1 - _ -- — 9 li- -_.- "I __ _-- .- - ... x. kw9.&_-v=-. . ____________________ -I . ______ ', I - , . - - Points n9hit 0 0 i i n r V V 7 Alwin Shoots Hot 64 ^' ibe Tr Lift n Awile in Dli Nir_ The win pushed the couch Joe Mills. The Fighting With their high-ecceer on the In his all-star performance, ben locals Saw their 15 ZeuU ovhadowed some other Seminole sell = record up to Seminoles POd Win number point lead diminish to eight as fine evenings for the locals. 12-11 arid marked their third 100, for the veteran mentor at or Seni John Zeull poured in 42 the two towns went to the Rust, the other guard hit for 19 straight victory. The second the Sanford nthooL fibs locals are Indeed ready points to tie the Seminole High lockers wi th Seminole lop by 44. with seven buckets from the lump of sugar u added to the School single-game scoring 36 floor— giving the Tribe's back- v1etoy drink as the locals for the District tourney they record Tuesday night as he led In the Zeuli-less second court men 22 of the 33 SemInole avenged a triple overtime loss will probably get a good in. the locals to a decisive 94-74 quarter the locals relied on the field goals. to the Blue De vils earli er in dication when they travel to By DAN GILMARTIN Herald Cospont — ZL~. 42 - 14 I 1 . . -' 1 I . . ' . - . . . I * . ~NMAN I ' . riles. - A, : . _ 41 __ 1. - - . - ________________ "W. _______ _____________ _ Vaiiii TIGHT SQUEEZE FOR GIDUS LYAIAN CAGER Andy Gidus finds (Ile going getting tighter as he tries to maneuver around Colonial's Bob Williams in a Metro Conference cage tussle won by the Orlando Grenadiers in the final seconds with a 54 COUnf Ulerald Photo by v"iedo Earns 'Share Of Lead _____ ___ JohnCherwa) __________ ___________________________________________ Big Blues first 11 points, that allowed them to shoot out Darters, Dan hicks, and the go-ahead basket. leaving the Lions reeling, 114 into a commanding 27-19 lead another couple by Bridges. Down, but still flottrig the with o ver three minutes to play with two minutes to before brought Apopka to within one, Blue Men came back to take the In a game played for the in the period. halftime. going into the (math period, 39- lead tn a Cook Wyup &M foul Orange Belt Conference Crown, Offensively the Llorm,could The Apopka crew centm X I thot, 434, with Ws than four O-iledo edged out the Apopka not get their fast break going around the ha!! handling of - Offensively the lions were inlnut*s Left in the game. Blue DarUrs, 4745. in a heart because Cook and company Bridges, and a short, five to 10 being botheiirled by a press, that With only 3:19 left on On I stopping, nail biting, squeaker were shooting cboaet(1.000 per. foot, torn-around Jumper by proved quite effective, scoreboard, Carltan Brundige By liv Asiciated Press in the Lion's Den Tuesday cent. While their other big of. Hightower. Despite his Spearheaded by that man canned a pair from the charity EAST fenabre weapon, the rune trap, smallness, only 6-4, the Apopka Bridgea,Ovtedowaa hard put to tine giving Oviedo a lead that Morgan 72, Md EaStwfl Shot, 70 night. Dorninl:an. N.Y, 170. hurhat - ophl!"Ore guard, Freddie was left looking like the center Ls next to Imilca3lble to get the brdl over the hall court they would never rellin"Ish. 'anvil', $f Moore made two cniclal steals Maginot Line after the Ger- stop once he gets the ball lbs line, as they don't have anyone At the 1:04 mark, Oviedo,, vn their squad with the ball Jumped like meri poinleswil, 5$On Hall U, S.ev,a 73 game, and then dropped in the Coast Gu3rd 7', Babson n Forced Into patterned of. back is still towards the basket, handling ability of Bridges, gained (OWr straight oiletsdw Dill. St. 13. York 99 flfst W of a one-andone to fenalve basketball, Oviedo and he is very quick withIt. The five buckets that wen boardil, before the taller Blo St. Jot*phs, Pa . Gxa help salt the victory away. could not get their jump shots to With Pattersor, playing managed by the Lions in the Darters finally fouled Cobb as 64 The two point win avenget! an &W (fir them Bad despite a Hightower without the bell. It third period either cam on he tried to go up with Qui ball Rliode Itil'vi I". Conn. 70, 3 otlimos eArly semn ION; to the Blue board crastling Clenge Fat. (Of Ohn Blue Darten to jump shoW by Cobb or wI*n again. Uon's accuracy an both Tufts fl. Brandeis Darters, and left both quintets terson , they al could not handle the sphere, allowing the they were able to beat ha pr so shots gave the horns loom a Anumption it, %*rtheastern 11 eir — .1 College e kore.91 Sports : :i Spotlight .I I - ifiu-i- Herald Sports Editor . :11 1=4 '4 -V . .. I By J Richards . - I So ."uW tlired o! sleving nine tea biskethall players Who stand (sanstimea I think I actually see cue moving tsce In * wIsie) centered taer the bucket where a gru!f old man or C41 equIly brash yomg card plam them and their job is to jump il real high—like maybe two or three Inches since they already reach the bucket standlg fist-tooted. SOUTH aYItIVIIIS St . S sine Inches (eight?, seven? Well, seven and one-half) and It took a 949MUW to diMb ;nto hWRW bUkeW dXIeS aid you Still harbar a gridge against the guy who stepped on you in the M game you ever plsyod. IS ii Fa"monl '0. W. LIberiv -* day _____ olIrdor.?omorehiodtedshoayouIn,ed so ____ tj- ____ the dunk? Befire that It was Wilt Chamberlain and the widened key around the bAttit. The big man dominates basketball and the little man sonow Wes change the niles to give him s thee old tw anded cet th edge ba& When you're my ,ire, *4..t even The big maiL Got to stc the big man. St* it Pro rnno • 1 I -4 I ,t Petersburg Seminøle $3, II S -' t-' C&' 3' ClNrwater Ctho&ic 73 OId.COIPPIICUIS,AutAann*ateS0 BrooyslleHerr*do5s. T.nsM , I r (hI((C 4 Avon Park 74, Bradenton 5)u?hPI5l 57 Cardnsl Mooray 72, AdmirAl 4 PAN WEST EIOLA — 44. Cal Lutheran 67 LA (i'i Si. Pic.Iic Cht(itiin Nervous Goali but the Blue Darters sen- abtotlag of 64 forward Leon third period. With Bridges Baby Seminoles Plantation 70 Nova V. Cooper Cit y £6 PompSnoO*achuI.Pip.rø Hills 57 Ar,r M ramar 61. 4'br'd L11 - Start Strong Ia I 1-i 1 Coast IC) Pirn - __ .__ .-- -H , - - I ____ - - - Cobb Patterson i - I c Comeback i I S TOTALS AP468 116-111I.T111 5tn HIr,hs 3 2 • 3 0 5 C)VM cook .1cm 0 2 'I xvwks q 1 i 1-45 Oviedo 12 7 tO • . ; - : Fv1n1* Branch He 1 ØTh &tIs 's"'V a..,,., - (-3 I - .- % ' ' 3 3-I 01 n cv a Fe, PT-Alt' WIM.rHlvet.(JV) Plays' Bf#'1114v 3 COnk 10 $ '" Ml 0 I4e' 00 1-3 V) - '-- - By JOHN CMEitWA Herald Correspondent Wiled key defewive plays at forth exchanging baskets until chillity stripe alid ;34 seconds ----_ - , - -. d -- - - — - - - - - dn closer tonight, will be well prepared fighter, Coming off the Murray was only the secocd as Pat has a reputation of not Lan was Andy bench for ground. Gidus who trains battled back and man to atop the popular Pinney allowing a man to get into the Orlando. Ills first effort was from taking his victory bow, ring if he is not ready. I ! Ti"j.against the former Southern when r e held "Handsome Another Curry fighter will Middleweight ctiai-r,p, Dennis John" to an eight round tlrnw ____ ... 1`1199s, the Iml ending in the December-19, the last csrd atso be seen, Junior Royster, i _4 , Z_ fifth round in favor of the presented in 1973 in Orlando. I i r~ -P . sil .1 nie,t the career of 'lrtsh" Jacksonville born Riggs. The east coast fighter is "Slick's" next outing was a known in boxing ciretes as a Mike McKinney by stopping 4. .' S sinning orx over Sanford's Vie spoiler, a fIghter that never the of ' . first round. Royster's op. Perez, as the Georgia tighter makes it to the top, but stops a ponent will be Frank Eisele of outhustled the local lad in a six lot of young promisi ng men ' rounder, from doing the same. Tall and Tampa. In his last appearance before lanky with a sneaky right hand Bouts are scheduled to get ... -. theCentralFlorldafighhcrowd Murray gave Pitney a real underwayat8:30,wfththernajn -'z txlng lesson in their first event penciled in Icr around 10. Mitchell was involved in - Dusty Dallas (SI. Randy Anion (P. Ii iS II 10--SO FOURTH -Sokol (3). Alpo (7) V 0 9 17 Uit- , W Tbr (4) FIFTH -j.m CP'ase, Ill. MONagvl wr'us (II, -Occa'snes'a SlXTH - CaInIoI bras ft). tilpIock un (2). man I — - . ____ - I ________ __________ _________________ ________________ ---'- - 0 5,,. , I — - ~ - ;a IOF% - - 1 = .4' 4 - -:- - - -. . ______ -' - ' — -' - - I 1 - #& - II 4 20 3 I s... i.it.-.0 -....,_. _____________ ____ . 4 .J.!* .-=_ . L - - 1 ~~\ - -- - .. -.. - -' 1 HIGH AND MIGHTY .Lfo.ia' Leon Cobb (21) tips on In . - - - I— ' d" Ii I / i0-31 all I 12-37 C4DlwW extended their lead The victory out of reach. I - - - 3; 0 2 J Is I " were looking to Put the game James Wt on a jump shot to put after that Sabot &gahi found his Jumper. L,ft COft got am bock the Grenadiers on top 84. They range with two foul shuts and from the line but a Bob lef4ed Lyman c4P8 came The adrd "big" nun on the added two more by ion the score was 10-13. Williams lay up with 42 secorAs trOm nine down at the dad of Hound tam Bernard Wrigh4 Ricketts before Cleveland six rounder. This bout will between Caries Minion Another flurty late in On left wrapped the, game'up. questioned about his upcoming the fourth period os th , cl ed e was checked In the scoring tallied for the Hounds, precede a couple of quarter had the Grenadiers bout. "I was Ured. I had been and his challenger, ine The Gretw,umIa go on the gap to one but faltered if. the department gs~ttlrig only 5 midd le weight gel4ogethers The first quartpr ended with top by ten when halftime road V da fighting at least Natoles. ji4s, night trltvtung to once, dosing as the Colonial points four lhettaslzwe two wtheaten, Bill from the field and a the Colonial group on top 14.10. amtd, Uslugs rapier me left, Bishop Mows. sometimes two and three tinses Gsssdkrs took their seconti terrible one of fctar (rem the Gore trained. fighkn. Glen The second quarter started P0wtUandA1anSlraltsxr.d [Jents kep the :*-y~ a month. I had been in study win ow Ow Hom& tilis year am. Morgan and John Pilmy. with Gidus connecting an one of the first f%w prillats of the Mutgan tomes into his bout, Sharp shooting Lyman guard two from the line afW a period and Lymm was" down by was too fine. I have just L'OVTie , Six poin ts In a row starting at Al Cleyelj was the game's Cleveland bucket before 14. With with Henry "Slick" Mitchell, four mivxdes left riding a siring of knockouts that top scorer with 20 points. fie Colonial exploded. Bernard Wright. Gidw and certain that to get home his valmled this Will be my the Greyhound, down by one tallied nine times from the field It started with John Joho Randy Wright all hit bucke ts storied in MVdHmU. Seven rolin ne. Cottnecting on one from the ave to go the ace". was manageable. by the dose of 74.., never stopped tryft up to FIRST-Ang.I Arana (II. IM'ra any farther than four rounds final Another familiar face at the baskets and one was when the who hada partial success at with the bearded Morgan. 31 the Hounds r.eeded a rally SICONIRrra Zarre lit. Arch* HIRALD SCORECOAqO In his last effortGlen scor it controversial loss to John local pu.- wh palace, Vic Peres. P= was out of reach. cWtY stripe as the Hounds and Steinke started having javi (2). Arts, murits (%I, T"PnoCoed. PG FTM.A , The contest took on a difmissed eleven of is slated to see acliou tonight OonUiga Larva (4). Eddy LI? CI 21 (torn u Cleveland shoot often. Ommtimal knockout over A Pinney. Trailing on points (I). SaIaU,ana IS). FOURTHdead game Charlie Fullard Mitchell caught Pinney cin the The Sanford Siona has only Itrenit shape than usual finding (rft space. On the other aide the 0110#11% 2 22 6 The icore rocked uuW with January 16, at the Sports ropes, stunning him. Then 19 ch wffe or a of o four m;nutes left Bernard Salallsene" (2); FIFTH-Att-,oa James 22 S Wright, Cidna and Oevend Sta(lium. A left hook that picked referee. !or some strange six local outings, that to Pinney. rurng on offense and the per cent as compared to 47 all Lacs UI. Jutiho L err.a U). Prra johnwr. I 12 3 Cook Gren&liers were using the sl(iw cent for the hosts, am'n (S) SIXTH Fc,mn To.Fullaird, R%coe Bell. Al up tus Lighter opponent, Spun rcaai oke them up allowing and picked up two markers apiece !' Giftord, twice, have deliberate style. In the past the to hun around in mid-air, befor Handy Wright added sci bring the score within one. to the oo 3), 5EVENYH-rnn Piriney toclear his head enough fallen victim i to the hard pun- situation has been completely Greyhound arsenal with ten S'at 2 00 Murue (7). Sell P!J-I W. depositing him on the canvas, to last out the round aind take a ching junior middleweight mNen*d when the Hounds 1 *011at"s 2 00 4 play. points. DomIngo Arana (I EIGHTHTOTAL "As the final punch Of Ow One- decWon. In a return match 19 12-11 " The Greyhounds had the shwe the midtile of last Tracy Sabol wid Tom Powell aided contest. Mitchell was stopped by the (31. Quinito IS&S116a (1). NINTHheight advantage but couldn't were the point makers for the Lyman PG FTM.A TP In Mi tchell, Man will be M issourisn In the fifth round T oni (3). Mand• 171, Re (I). ""* F"IsM H is opponent tonight will be utilize it to its fullest. Center Colonial TENTH--Jutito U). Arra II). quintet. Sabol scored Cad facing his most dangerous over in Tampa. 1 00 2 At Moss. who has been seeing Randy Wright got In early foul u C Muquetia M. Powell tathed 1 Cleveland advetary of his Young Career. ' " Pinney will be involved In action over in the Bahamas for trouble ,o Luis (II. Fermin Garro (3). Ibarra Head Coach RICh TheGreyhounda took the first Colt 0 13 1 "Slick," a veteran f almost 30 another return match, a 10 Ramon u. TWELFTH- Arra Ii 10 FIRST- Ka:I% Image (4). HuSker 3 Pat Cony. little is known Steinke had to rest his talented advantage vi. a foul aWl by Iright. H R a mon (I). Bao lad (7). Eqva fights, should COW In AnwA round go with Teddy -Bear,s about Moss. except that It senior for a long time in the BaMord Wright but after W Gdis 2 24 Fire (U. Cruline (3). SECOND- C Feoq (1) the same weight as his Mm- Murray of Melbourne, in the Curry Ia bringing him over, he s ec ond half. 17 1521 44 Mt%Mb.wp lbs ('treyhounds started ( i). THIRD-Oaks (2). to lose TOTAL neapolis opponent, LONG W(X)D -- - Tr.nI, Prep Lake Branlity (Rera3dPhofoby Lee Geiger) ii times when the Grenadiers 3:47 remained 'alien Dwayne later Sabot hit ice two. Shortly accords later on a RickeLs - - - 1-1 5* beat men like Murray if tie is to continue up the ladder of success. '1 feel that I ant a better fightar than I John commented when - , McClure Tall lift 3 Lyman Comeback Falters To Colonial , - 12 10 IS *5 S # realizu that he must be able to In his most ambiticus jtp forward yet, Put mmself In Hole too a shot at the winner of Saturday's champloashillif bout In Paris, France. -' . 31 1 33.. .144.. 53 TOTALS Flrslw TOTALS 44 32 1-2 Beaten Gardeas, ______ . 1 4 7 P M.IC'Ull sroe Possessor of a record of 20 rights witholit a loss, Pinney 1. '' -------- 4 accuracy. IAM rear Mitchell was seen on three different occasions In 1 Win the counter-punched with precise (f(mrnins Morgan Selections - 1 Tuesday night in but riot before throwing scar, This game was For all the maker Bowling with an even Hargis came up with his (mat meeting. It waa only hi Into both sides of the Brantley marbles up for grabs between dozen points for the evening. low points in the lag 20 mconds aggressi ftness thsI alkAwed ;: fieldhouse. the two schools - exactly Last season, the young forward to Ice the contest. Me Nis are Led by a pair of Sanford nothing. unbeaten middleweight to was racking up a 15 point per now 114 on the trail while the escape with a draw. as Murray nooffnen, Pat Critrunim and However, the two South game average, Ivit allowed his Saints took OfdY their fourth SOKC - - lSlLi, y FOREST CITY — It was a wait Morgan. the Saints Seminole athletic powerhouses shooting to drop until recenuy. loss of a I"ame jeason so far. wild and wouly ending — the JumV' -d Out to an early firit — one young and strong, but The Saints main scoring The Pats took the junior way local ri-,raides are sup. period lead and then sat on the small, and file otiver even muscle. Crimmins, who can x1p varsity contest, Its third win In posed to be. But, Tuesday in boll. younger, but bigger and theminfromthenetherreg1on a row, by a 61-42 count with Patriot Country the script growing — put everything L* was plagued by the light three Baby Saints hitting didn't exactly read the way a however, the tableu were could on the line in the game. Brantley zone, and came away oub!e figures. youthful coach Jay Hoover overturned in the second frame Their prege. with a game leading 14 might have wished. He doesn-t as the Pats, who count on Ray markers, but far short Of his knock five-point wine over Bowling, their 6'2" Mr. Every. HERALD %C41111110AND Both teems were hurling for usual point production. anybody, but Double-A Trinity thing, came roaring back to action from the big Inside man. LAKE SRANTLIY PG FT TP Morgan's 11 markers was the ç 12 Prep almost pulled off another erase an 114 initial period while the Saints have had more only other double figure out put Haras 1 4 17 sparkling upset of the Pats. count by outpotnting the Saints time to adjust to a shorter style of the night for either team. COffini 3 1 7 n 2 1 13-4 to take a fouf point margin of play, arid the PatnoLs are After a seven point deadlock S'robir t4e!C,n 0 0 3 Clutch shooting by Steve into the locker rooms at half- Just not coming back to form In the third frame, Lake Te$iIs IS 7 37 Hargts with less than two.doze time, 19.15 after being a one-man show. Brantley increased its margin 's!fton the clock iced t FT TP Hargis, who led the Pats to by two more points in thefinaJ TRINITY PREP Nb4jvn I 0 I win for the Hoover and the Both teams came out the win with those crucial 'inst r'irs. . ut not before the Saints Dyson I 0 2 Triple A Brantley Hundt, r14Z cautiously in the third frame. 3econd poirlits, tc p y. Selections I b 2 H;Voww Emil, Griffith, * Jai Alai •' I I 11 . Tampa's T40Y Licata, 1". kept his unbeaten record start with an 00111111mous 10 round decision over five-tins, former world champion HargisH'O its Winners For Lake Bra ntie - 3 MCCIII ,,, iiowey two years, will launch his Comeback with Freddie Majoin of On Bahamas. in i scheduled - road . Drew Bsgiannl, appartr.tly ln Tuesday night's othMm C7aiasitchi. IC. FoeS WOtlO frn Pana.fl $1 '"i' fully gum., Montreal sI*,pnd pasta £.d. e Toeps Ur kip 0 It Pgirq. OacP MI7 SP vu :1 L,IdI $-t In he World Hockey Rciiscs 0. Ta oasis as . in 11w Smdor'd seeming pvade ,, Øf$3 • 1ivts$'*.s 41, l*l$1 GIdIP 55 " H4,W * 0f4S C' iIII'OvMliaA 41 wIth 13 folli*ed by Mi Mit. 'p-v s.eaO , 5;$r1'Cn .es'uee ?t At It, and $m hirodJe with Prnacoi. Escj,nbsae WInni g pe 3.1, MInnetOII but Mye'i 4 MM'arW)) S C"RfW Piaoias 71. Cynresi Lake 4 1k7%etLrld 4-I and Vancou ver ten. Ptniatola Catroic 101. Pe,wla 1.aeua 64, easnac. va_ct 14 C.ualKnttOfl ,, 13 The future varsity hopefuls EverIi.des $7, TII,.VIiIi_ the Panama C, Bly IC. P.nrt'a Islarderi sumxnoued tacked air 22-14 Rom A? C,?,. autti&a_i*3 iS 74cci_e Haven 44 Reseb from Fort Worth of the ie,ond stanza w 'i si -' a. InM40ff 57, P'4f 1"°c' !)i$gt CcuAt It. W#cnj)a it -- r t krnu.srIoi by a ha1thy 41.22 . becauze they ian only protect Sirigll 41 Crariufte Cesce!v lj 3) r-jj G.tean CIve $its* 75. P&l$La lao goalies in tt* upcoming . flvTh 13.' 'f'.ms $cacts camrof it G#14"s IS The third perkal proved to be Cl. Like P1,115" draft and want to find JE&IQ1Y(H n3(I*V Lenna'd57 Tvvi LikeS ii Sanford wtticandomthcNHL much th. urns Cavil St Thsmes if, %t Ariws13 I ) ~ ' Are Good Ft .audev4la C4IE OT Hg7Oands C'i''it,in 45. Cove Beach A -.-_ Ripping visiting Winter prevailed 2l-14nd, even with lbn Junior Vsrstty icr a 21-8 iberaI substitution, by Coach that quamt.er lead the Baby Greg Robinson the locals Se mi nos were never headed cutpclnted Winter Haven In the as they blitzed their guests *y a final chapter 18.17. UN!ONDALE,N.Y,(AP)_ commanding $3-S3acorcto post The win was the fourth ina Goalie Glenn Reach was more their tenth successful verdi ct of row f or Robinson's crew and the filth in the last six outings nervous Tuesday night than he the season. for the Sanf ord cagers, upping was In his National Hockey In a contest that Featured five I,taiai debut on Sstnriov It h .. their seasonal r,'twt card to n iemmoie Jayvces in the double respoci&ble fi gure category the local think we m bet rest of the league is In for a quintet put on an overpowering . c fiTi,w,u, 0 said Jayvee coach diqiay of pressure defense and Robinson, "The boys are 11ie more nervous you the be tter you are," the New opportunistic offense to stertlng to play together and if -irni ear lier losstothee York I1aridci sum they continue to do so we could .iear- blue Devil five, old rookie from Moose Jaw, wind up with a very successful S.nk thporI7M fofl,ne ç LeadIn the way fu t,* .;% * oas&n" A c-..- sm a 6-2 rout of was ,i. insh.,'-uut3lde tandem . the Minnesota North Stars in of Mickey HEIAI.DSCO*EIDARC which he stopped 30 shot:. His Branch. Both cagersdumpedm ' Li till i.tile pla ir g los.s thar, ir i 4.2 L.. to ft. Inland (IV) PG FT-A TP I1Ce periods. California Golden Seals on player Beaut Al. tori (,bj r. I NPR*LD scoalsoAsto taklngajwnpsho(fromarowsd es diro.l, 44 S'vinthan )f'5..,t Orlando Sports stadium tonight, with a double mainevent as the headliner. McBride, who has been away from the ring wars for almost basket by HW*mw meaningless. after that it was all Apopka for defenw, glVifild up an the Ides of Blue to only one bucke., shik second perI4 kw. next four a hail siong the Blue Men at hail Palierson, y, Moore and of outstanding plays minules. court Cobb wery scoring 13. (it the game occured at the 7: 11 The Uons; tried to use normally effective zone trap, along with the outside jump visitoracame out running in the Fred had been In the midst of Ut Rvtcsd.S',Cha'marai Mar t in Co.nty it. F or est HillS 43 Von Pa_cell. %.Ri Ion $4 Pnttreit 106. Vicr,da (hr'Sti,n 74 OeViv *I*1t.0 .0. 44 A-ida_sen 64. Coronue Creek Oew$i,bd Ifecter McBride, former Be= doopla the lidt coiner to put the Blue Darters on lop (athis fim By LEE GEIGER H"d Correspondent world class lightweight, will be feaiia'eti in a preliminery bout, when boxing takes over the , Ac on 1. oveftimi Souhsestir IS. Sam Houston SI. J SNIrrsc wu half ""' INS ASSOCIATED PIESI St Prt,rIburcP4orffi,t70.Oiv(, HO)l,nS ss 5', pqtq5 *1 )2 - -t COACheS Cl ________________________________ ____________________________________________________ -i I -- Trias A&M is. Arb4nsa$ ovtrlma Rice fl. levis Christian 0 North Carolina's Do-an Smith has recently suggested the thange t.ot1w11-(oot erist&rextmaJccrepfcrbagetha!,o state rival N Sloan disagrees acc1ng to w ce Gee Tob} who amt some local rupo from papers in that on The big man is juLd a nother player who can do special things. With the right klna 'J attitude, he can be defensed. He can even be beaten—aomelimes—ar1 just think, it y ou're sisort, tow many mw -efeetwilltheballbavetogoifthe,'ralsethebuckettoll a 0 ' IM's too easy.Go right to the ewe of the sivaliust ( Can't do thafl Sne. We change a (me rides. That will do It. Daly, they get bigger and better and now with Da ve Cowans thinkInghe'srealIyaguardinoversi iemenk.'r,tjBjnwn, whothinkstheonIy th1ngab4mnnjn'tupposeiJ to dowjth basketball is let the other tzzsr,have it, are showing us the nonBMW of the ll4uo( basket dsangewaybefore'asevez getone. i Il 19 ____ have the-it way. Remember irhen we all thought college I Featured On Card I ~ Identical marks of 74. Ules frrsth floor and eary beakets as the famed The(ow-tb period opted wi th Th is coupled with Mom's Catton Brwsdige got the After a signaled for time out Oviedo, break fhisally time Hicks ttttlng a $wnp shot front itoaliand foul shot maki a last O*Ihsnv M. cost,wiewwri Rt sational 5-9 guard, Ronnie r*bb brought the Lions back Wading the way. dw Blue 25 fe-,t away, of long 13 (W Bridges daftyed 14 almost into ft Same. By the time that Darters wm Tacillf Own=, wi_va" pad his efttive roalp. Xavier 93, Hmeon-Tillotion ?i 011301119d 40ft the dxft tbl tr&WUOWV PWW Luckily for Oviedo, the WnL Prnn if, Cornell. handier vu foe nth for initial quarter, thu home team from defense to often. s and pl ucky gua rd was fouled In th Robbie McCall and Moore to wA3 OWY dom by thm, at W getting the bell In to Hightowes Wt Re nvIman 1 Concords. of shooting, and pt a two handle as he bbied his way l before 1Jo we re able to shot foul. The ft was con' through the traps to hit the open With Patterson fronting set up in their sticky 1-3-1. high the vrrted, tying the score at off 40, but man with a prerAsiop like pass. junior 4ir Force 75, N. Cob, 73 sensation, John Three baskets, insidt teyl feet. the second bounced wavla"d Baptist 5111. Lubtmck The open man turned out to be Hightower, tb:l locals were sNe by Jumpin' John, Ulether with rim, allowing Cobb to sk;y up St JamesCook, who scored nine of to force a aertes Of Iw-novers two by the muscle man of the and over Hlghtower, to tap In Tomas 53. Ba,: Mesie . Yaw Wesleyan - ris irt By LEE mark of the first period. But, Ovteds rail back into a 1-3-1 sons minute span, Oviedo held Big time since midway in the Pa 0.5? l%,P,joa,hqad,Ninn44 MMQUItII . WISCOMA Nab. $1 I,v*t 71. it. 3 OvVlIm.I , ob m - i4oll," bask-etbaU playm. Phooq- It's going to be the Ug I Herald Correspondent Uons off on the right foot as he at canned A two pointer at On 7:34 Charlie Webb SM David Ailitler. , Over. a lour. End aw iS Columbus 12, 00iffhorpt 16 Mf unk:on 10S. Youmfo*n ". the foo(p'tht oft the bark dpiw Jersey. ad Li life for us stor. _____ den. But wilt, there's 'l In g. S4 MIDWEST °'' '- °"° " and you could see acaln, You didn't know it ycu could ev tr nsh it Pt'ttok. MCNNSC 100, 1.9 Toch 64 Stetson (S Fla S, S? Oh, it wonldn't have been so bid, but when he lifted up his foot .__ . to I 9sts 0 —_- ______________________________________ _______________________ P the front .surigILle would kick about that? . nine and four bring back some of Lho - _____________ - it il TRIBE'S PHIL SPAKE .Lays up two against Blue Devils Am Herald Sports Editor .1 : Pro on that matter. The Nichols-Polk: duo was on the ba ck, mosflyons of days past on the winter tour. Polk learned with young paired with another set of local foot or under putta. 11 tour stop In Sanford Bobby Nicholsof Cookvjfle, figures. Mayfair host pro Bob Denny Lyons and Palm Coast burdgeoned this year under the A happy "duffer" who nor- Tennessee, to record a net 59 Bratiier and Mayor Lee Moore Champ Bob Bruno both carded directorship of host pro Bob 1 mafly cards scores around 110 scOre, Just beating Jim Ryan who came in with a C4 net. 66 rounds and should give Bratzler and a competent staff didn't have 10 report his final who had help in the form of a Aiwin's &4 was matched by everyone fits during the two. profustonal and volunteer tally Tuesday, but won YW$Y near Course record 64 by winter Jun Hatfield and Bob Doble, day open. help. at the Mayfair Open Pro-Am, tour hot shot Mark Aiwin, who both pros, who used their scores Dennis Rouse, Jim Hatfield, . Winners Polk and Nichols. -' bestlng 09 otherteams of golf carded nine birdies and one In the Pro-Pro side of the Chris Blocker and Lee Wyk$e though admittedly not ready to prus and amateurs on some bogle during the first day ac. double-billed Tuesday event. all carded Gk take up the campaign trAl—at "good luck and a good part- tion, Aiwin last won the Poinciana There are 15 amateurs en- least for Nichols who started I net," said Sheriff John Polk Today, more than 230 pros Open at Kissimmee Jan. 6, and tered in the open going up regularly for almost countless and amateurs Ited Off (Or the he's being talked up as a against more than 230 other seasm, wet expected today to No, the sports minded chief start of the two-day open. possiblt ossible repea winner here. golfers—those who play for realize their accomplishment — law enforcement officer of While the sheriff Was less paychecks either steadily or more fully. Seminole County dWn't arrest than non.commlttal about his fie bogied the par 4 ninth hole when they con--a SUM* in. __________________ They can always say they the winner. He was already in personal ccnre--'I turned in a wi th a three-putt gieen after crease for Mayfair, which is survived a near record custody. Tnat is, he was the Lot of X's:' lie said he had overshooting the pin. He birdied only recently taking a turn o charge to take the victory. Who _•• - U . revenge win over Big Eight foe frontwork of Rs* Brown and Randy Brown added another January. In that contest San- Daytona Beach to battle Winter Haven. Jim Clements to neutralize the fine double figure night to his ford was down by 22 In the Mainland. The locals lost a Wasting little time getting Blue Devils rebounding corps. season record. hilUg for M. second quarter and (ought back fight-marred decision to the started Zeuli ripped the nets on Ricky Russi, who finished with Fred Washington added ten to only to lose In the third extra Ilucs (14-8) in Sanford by a close 72-68 score. six of his first seven attempts 19 points and ten assists kept Sanford's total and rounded out period, from the floor. The redheaded the locals in a comfortable the evening leading bo~a clubs ,,The difference between this 10 scoring ace also foliowedupibe pos ition all night with his In rebounds with ten. game and the one down in SCORN BOARD HUALD one shot he missed with a playmaking and driving After Washington In the Winter Haven," commented FO.FT-A.TP rebound and a fine mcond effort buckets. rebound domprtment John 7x.uli ~xi-d cage briss Joe Mills, "Was SAPI*rd 1114) bucket. ' Early In the third stanza along with Junior forward John the fine rJght John (Zeuli) had player SC 1C RUU Hitting Inr 14 markers in the Russl appeared to be taking Corso picked off eight each. and the fact that Lhol whole club zoull IS 11-13 4 ' 3' 0 iritiei quarter Zeuli led the over for Zeull as he pumped in Jimmy Clements came up wi th played defense." Wathn9IOfl 4 4 Brown Tribe to a solid 44 lead that nine consecutive points - sevens for his night - both in In posting their third victory ' ' ' featur.'d a stretch of (our suggesting strongly to the Blue points seirel and rebounds. 1 in the last five (lays the Sanford 22 0 0-1 0 imnutes in which Seminole Devils that they drop the box in a contest that Li a quintet has appeared much Whgh1m '4 23 ... oilpointed the visitors 12-0. and one defense aimed at 7tuli. scorekeepers nightmare the more aggressi Ve. f8uggesiting to TOTALS In the second period the 61" Despite being nunhandled by locals fell only threp points shy many arts basketball fans that W;ot#r Havm( y4l PO.FT-A.TF 1101 , I senior added another six points the Winter Haven defense Zeull of setting a single-game team the locals may well have found Player I 11,11 V before drawing his third per. picked up another six markers scoring record. The old record the kt key irn are to be thcught I 00 $ sonal of the game. Zeuli Lhen in the Udrd period. was sell by the 19" Sanfmd as a definite possibility for BrobteAburr 7 1.2 Is left the contest for the In the final period the Seminoles who fast breaked district honors at the end of the TeAke 7 23 16 3 remainder of fl half with (Lwor ks really started a thel€ way to a line 1 record month. Dial 5:42 showing on ttv scoreboard Zueli literally put on a one-man. and accred 97 points In one of The win also ItAd a persons' clk, show dumping in 16 points. those games. 16-13 schievtment included fuc head TOTALS ,d Take - . , nlk ByJRICHARDS 1 1 n_ r , , LYMAN'S BERNARD WRIGHT 341 TAKES REBOUND - Away from Colonial's Jon Johnson Herald Photo by John ('herwa Hibacker 7), Jan Stever (3). EIGHTH-k's Tornado it), Romin'S Vanc (4).L C's Tinef',ibl (4): NINTH- Finney's Dci Soy (I), Goc Pdabw M. !andy Best I)' TP4'H B'-' (oii, (I), ,t,nda, Chariot II) , Frank Orion in ELEVENTH -Dark Rider (II. Cara Shoes (SI. WilCIitIC Dancer IS); TWEL'T$-- Brett II,, 5e) tyllIle 41. S,rrnmev Mis IS) STEEL BELTED RADIALS FOREIGN A DOMESTIC • HI5 S.,,d Maac * Meg Spin ileø f For,gn I. Domast,c qw',w,, Aknrn,.t • Motorcyc'e 411 T Tr-, �- - .- - -- - .. - --- - -- -- -- ____ !OT!S*Io'd Herald Wednesday, Fàb, 6.1974 - L$ iftLii-. - - _;------ -i: --------------- _; - ,-:';- -•,---,:•' "Marigolds" Gift Shon t:;jjj King And Queen Coronation To Highlight Festivities Set Run For S Beta Sigma Phi To Present Gala Valentine Charity Ball t!?2i!1veuota ' rally's Stover Theatre jeering outside world. She self. pA.jaJ of $$l'fl ie Effect Of pityingly rehearses the UllO 01 Gamma Rays on Man-in-the. her crushed expectations. Moon Marigolds" opens "Everything i CVeV thought Thursday, at 8 p.m., according I'd be has exploded!" to director Marjorie Gilbert, mourns. who Indicated performances 11cr two daughters are will run through Saturday, and inevitably warped peragain Feb. 21.23. sonalities, too. Ruth, selfish, Paul ZIndel's "Marigolds" high-strung and teetering on the won bo th the Pulitzer Prize and edge of epileptic seizures, the New York Drama Critics' seems as unsalvageable as her Circle Award in 1971 as the best mother. To Benefit Home Fund ____ By MARVA V. HAWkINS HeraMCanupe.deut Through the efforts of dedicated friends, The Good Samarita n Home now has a Hospitality Shop, where items donated for the purpose are sold to benefit the building fund. Over $300 has been raised since the ded ication of the shop less than two mon ths ago. The $750 metal building was donated by Mr. and Mrs. Lee Backus of Eustis and son, Robert Nelson of California. The een door was on the front Installed by tharles s'hilhlps. For ninny years, Mrs. Back us made hundreds of garments for dist ribution to poor families by Mother Ruby Wilson, director of the Ikene and made gift Itenis to sell to benefit the Ibme. She and her Isiahand Were ,donors of the commerml w&O*r and dr)er bo badly 1 - ',v - - - ••• a t the n God Samaritanty, - . I ,) 'S . - - - . . Z - f I 1 1.W r ~ 4 a - . • appear in some time, .-" ~"# the th-hona Woman's LluL Mrs. Maude Schaal, an oc'.oguariari, who haj bv-.d at the home for five years, enjo)-i being in charge(,f the gimc shop is open most days l-Sp.m.Atthristmasseasor. Deacon Charlie Lyoas was assistod by sorne of the youth of Free Will ItuUness Church in operating it. Before any more money is spent on furnishing the s at L iis,_ I ..._ I -- ) - ;,A - ~iI I I 0 - 0-ZV:iW - -- i .. .t:. 4 , . •' - 1-1 e t, f 'i ' '- r 'u Andre Celebrates Birthday . Andre' (kianto Gwvi celebrated his fourth birthday at the tune of his graixlpxenta, Mr. and Mrs. Ai)ie Sheppard. The t*ng Andre celebrate were Amanda, Victoria and T11ma 9irppard, Valene and Gashnuds Hartsfield, Wanda McGill, Deyinn Robinson, Terrence Sheppard, Valencia Jackson and Paul Jackson. Hostess were Rosemary Shepp,ird, Verllnda Hughes. Amanda Sherlyn ppart 'c,V'.-: _____ - 1. 1 - ' -o I ", " '• - • : I . ! r I '[ - - .-. !-'.f - ' i - " " ' I ._:-__ MI t I -, -.~ -' 1. "' * ; I ~51 - ' r ' ila 'terrcnce Lamar Sheppard celebrated his first birthday with apaflytntüa honor at the hcsneofhis grandpareitaMr. and Mrs. A. J. Sheppard. Guests were Carolyn Smith, Barbara &AItII, Andre Gipaun, Victoria., Thelma and Amanda Sheppard, Veonle Jackson, Willie Evans, Linda Hughes, Rosemary Fannie Sheppard, Kimberly McGill and Alaznih Sheppard. - '- 'A I - I, 'II I .• .. 111 .. ' •- - - I - - ' -' Dedication Set By Elks NN ' •" . 4 ., Humane Ca B ll F l d By Sen. re i care-Including food, water, outlahi the abe.'ilonment of any anisnal that is maimed, sick or undeorshed. WI-1he Case a St. Bernard N1Ill - - , - ______ m - . __~ ` - 0- 11 -' I I -- - ______ ;.--5 , J - .t . 4 jlll 7V~~ [K .4 '. - - .: , . - _____ W c •• .-q I I - 1LP' . . h •: I .- will be ten or soloist at I t% Ikthune u)ok)nan (OuC ollegeChorale concertThusday at 7:3C p.m. at the Sanford Civic Center. fi is sophomore and from Miami. The pubiic i inv:te'l t the (rep n'ert. KENNETH Jt)}fl\SO C a fault; drivers can help by reducing speed and keeping a sharp lookout in congested areaa Alxn,'t hale of the pedestrians killed in l73 were' in urban areas and r'ost wer e killed I A Planetarium rea 'ures . MOTHER AND I)AUGHTER IN LIMELIGHT ..,Susan Can' and daughter, Knsti, of Forest City, were among the molels in the fashion OW show if 0 ,% benefit Altamonte Springs Community to Ill, rmy. Mother appeared in a blue lace Encounters," i now p'aying at peignoir with dahter all deckedout in a dacron cotton print dren. (Herald Photo by Ann Riley) : - - - - 1 le - = - - . . - - q I - ~ k -- - c - - --. 1i I '7 I ..- . '.. ,, - I "..~~ , J - - ". 0 I I. 4 ' whi! ti'o'ng without the att of a traffic cunijol drylte or s'cjping into the rindway. 19 r : - - a- - - - I 0 and drew ensemble, and Harriet Hern, wearing Navy blue knit dress enhanced with a red. white and blue dotted scarf, model these IIt- Art Associatim Asks Awl A L _~L_~_~__,__t,__A_ All 1. ~_ - - __ a ~ _ t ' 9&---,-, ________________________________ P1,322.3212 SanMrif ____ . - ____ , ___ ,.:.. •- - - I -. - -Ar r. *,a A _zA' . v - V "-" -: interested In doing sornething - .-- Presentation of awards and APSOciation will sene as hosts .awint ,for paintinps will be at and hostesse5 during the af. d1:3n pm Aslxc'ilPuhlks tcrno-'n Media to be exhibited and Choice" will be "warded to the Judged will Include oils. PaintlM Cecriving the most watercolor, charcoal and public vote. Tea will be served during the There will be some cna is shown N Judged, The "Juniors" viii have their 230 Wi 4: p.m. -.--• -' - PL\1\, }IEM I I L \ llLu\ (Herald Photo by Elda Nichols) Alpha -a' 1h 1 ,'. Alumnae Benefit eon Set For 8Y EUM NICHOLS Iferald Cormpoodent 1' ac Ai Council of the school which Is the compcsed Of the presidents of all Of the ciuba on campus. provement "H.lL a. area'• goodie,' sakl it w - a pony d dancing I)Iejtsute3 of the the highlight of am Twnmv Bowser sponsor a benefit luncheon for Executive Director of the evening willut be the ,,.rnin. . . 14-year.ok$cardiac aid, n Feb. 12, at the Central Florida Heart "Mr. Oviedo High Schoo1 and ,laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Toin resent to accept a gift from P' • contestents remaining will great horseman. s came home with severvii I. Patain. M.D., will talk to the form the cow I. honors and trophies when hw. she group about heart disea&,. The event %ill be at a* No Participated in 0 rweW and Seminole Cotnties will Penn sivania the Keystone Rate, by Mrs. John Falzone an-1 Mrs. Wayne Fuller; New Jey, the Garden State, by Southem Independence Aired riall HaIns and Mrs LaVerne Pohl; and Con. the Nutmeg State by At United Daughters Meetirig She Ibourne Wilkes, Cardiac Aid La Al pha Phi's school mnasium from 9 to national philanthropy. Over the 12:1); the crownijqg wW take All of time Howsers cc avu years, they have given in ex- Place wound 11 p.m. honxpeople and unkag I ruisig By the way this will be cess of $1.3 million, my guess even little Tom cause, and have been West's birOIay so don't f orget Bo has shown a liking for serenade hcr. - Mrs Troy Ray, president of the Sta tes." He reca lled tm. the Norman deVere Howard p3rnt Navy and land battles, frequently h&nored by She is the dean t frieny beasts the to Chanter of the United informing the group the &nith Ame ri can Heart Associa tion, of students at Oviedo Hh and rt, e Confederacy,named the battles for some city she certainly does more than LFIIUi Local error-ta are directed her share. Pres t the Janua nearest location of the conflict, LOOK the North for a creek, valley or toward volun teer work for idedhe at the home Your home Florida Steenweh wi th wildernes such as Battle of Central Madelutrtu, over a t Heart Maicas she by e As so ci a ti on. M H. F. Regan, th South and Bull (han Swinne and Mn U Everyon, else doss Run by the North. The Battle of Sweetwater Oaks, Is chairman derwentoome,00 surgery. al Gettysburg was the their How about 5 or Tin ritual t big for the luncheon. pledge to y ladY• Amen All area alumnae er4 NNffUIf Fla and salute to balIe of the was. Cmdr. the Strickland named victories and are Co n federate g uests invited was led to make b - Speaking of Illnesses. Lola 1100 French Aven ue Ufl3bycallIngM74 BichyUowed by defeats by both North and Sou rea Cathey has Just recently Easyterms 322.7e53 The Lord's Prayer In unison. and stated some attitudes. -do Officers d chairmen made thinking and characteristic AROUND w ' - - their month]y reports. Mrs. paralled iiniong personalities of Glenn Whribish, vice-president, L*th sides. MANUEL JACOMNS Francis Schulte and Mrs. Reva announced the subject for After four years of arduous A ustin; Vermont, the Green student essays tins year Ii acn'ice marked by unsurpassed Mounta in State by Mrs. H. "Gamble Mansion-Judah P. courage and fortitude, as Miss; Ohio, the Buckeye State, ileniamln". They can develop history tells us, General Robert by Mrs. Darrell Porter; a nd (he topic as they desire, This 15 E. Lee's Army of ?k'rthern Illinois, the Inland Empire known as Judah P. Benjamin Virginia was compelled to yield State, by Mrs. F. Von Museum housed is Gamble to . A ~q L 0" • rcles - FERN CIRCLE In these lovely gardens, On Weiney, Jan. 18 Fern president Mrs. Henry Moore, Circle of the Deltoria Garden conducted the short business Club visited the Florida meeting ofUxcirck, and uncIer Federation of Garden Clubs in bright sunny skies, Members enjoyed a delicicus Winter ["ark, Mrs. C. Rogers eondiicted the group oau tour o( knchit the Langford iUUSC in IN., building and the beautiful Winter Park. Mrs. Erwin Itunnow and Mrs. Sol Venuti grounda that surround It. of the F.ighllghta was the served as heetesses, Garden for the Blind. In this Ten members and Mrs. gar all plants wefv labeled Florence Sarasy, mother of -' Rumu I,fl at'ended in ' ,, 16 ,, , ress a e All Sizes I I , NOW -- , - I . Values to 52S.00 çy- -, , wer- Borowski. and Hawaii, the Strickland is general chairman ser%vd by the hoste3w,s to the following: Mrs. Martin Brain. Ann Sta te by Mrs. Brown for the host ehaiItr M rs W.R. Dyson, Mrs. Fred Grieves and Mrs. J. C. Connell. The program was presented. Space limitations will permit by Cdmr. G.R. Strickland an attendance of only 160. (ret.. In the beginning of his M{all. Mrs Trov Hay, Mrs Garden I I Chapter will be host Feb. 13 history called it a 'War of Also Arizona, the Grand Registration beginning 9 a.m. Attrition." on State, by Mrs. Fred J. and program and business 9:30. Delightful Lunchetm, 12:30pm. MrsLft Weigand and Mrs. Anthony - . ,,.-iu .4 overwhelming numbers and Mansion at Ellentown. Fla. resources. By his lack of men Deadl ine for essays to be and determination to avoid submitted is June 30. 1974, useless sacrifice of men, lee were discussed was compelled to surrender at Q, 0 uner Appomnattox Court House, Va. Kenneth David; and Wisconsin for Distr i ct' meeting at the Badger State, by Mrs. Dale Longwood Hotel of which the on April 10, 1865. The speaker. Norman deVere Howard and authority on civil War M rs. One RawbonathcrhometnOvio. that Sat. Feb.9 will be the time More on this , &ter. ce the Sweetheart Ball Stopped over to see the glrfr Obun-ed at the Oviedu High at thE- City Hall P few days ago Th e Sweetheart event is and noticed that the city Is expansion work in sponsored by the Inter-Club Robert Regan,(1). with INIrs. Taylor Bmwn Jr. respective colors and nicknames; and arranged by date of.State into thoe Union: Mrs. Omar Robertson ; Flor ida, the Sunshine State, by Mrs. W. I ha d a pleasant that th about i why not contact M htwl West and she tells me ____ - ho!dr. AthStS d0Pt1ng "vi Cent' CC I how chairman paintings are Thide oiper, Miriam Van Duvne, announced Ginger Bennett and Elizabeth II that be if the Berg.'. -- s.' preference. For reservations Independence," sometimes will The Public Is invited to the Own division and 'ic call Mrs. David at 574.2J36, of Photo g ra phic as "The War Betwecn Art special exhibit annual Sanford Seminole Association Shm and Tea to be Wt. I affArs. •- 4% / decorate their tables hi their Also Virginia, the Old Dominion State, by Mrs. u W Fates Wiule In the you will enjoy cunununity she visited with not plan to attend. Marion and Marvin Estes for a ti'ne Is 7 30 pm If you do at ew days. Mrs. Marvin Estes teed, please bring some small has been In Florida Hospital for token gift (like some good soap, surgery bet is doing very wl1. wash CInIJ'3, talc t4.) which will be given to the sh ut-Ins at According to Nit. Ra1aoci, the taitheran haven, great things are shaping up for Not only will you have a talented raOrLiinnnIJarowI4 nnd time but you can do a th e Oriedo, Geneva, Sanford, good deed as well Hope to Slays area, so d you babe any y ou them! kind of a creative talent and are • following members who will AboCagIa, the Peach State by Mrs. George Stewart and Mrs. Edwards Thacker; New York, the Empire State by M. lIe Langhnecht and Mrs. Arthur A n d e r Son; Massachusetts; bay State by Mn. HenryAahama Mrs. Nathan Goodman: Maryland, the Free State by Mrs. H. Beard and Mrs. K. Abernathy. i,a> NtrLicsgirLichorus line it so - ..- -. - •p Under the experienced guidance Of M W. Kenneth general following states will be at. trutively sepil ted by 00 P.M. In the SAnfoid Awarded to some lucky ticket ' I - In fact, when last I chatted bring a FANCY box supper with Mr. Webb, the ex veep, he IIIVUJI lul IWUJ WLUUI ia w ( IILZILCU Uldi Ii nugrn i we iaiier auctioned Later in the evening, port 1 February or not later Deiwrt and beveqe will be than the first of March. furnIshed by the club. There 13 to be a ba rbershop quartet and theMrs. Marie Bivins has been recent houseguest of Mrs . early. Members will be given as -The War of Southern - IllOPimAve. A Also Missouri. the Show Me State, by Mrs. H. C. Roes and fashions at the Paper Dolls Fashion Show. tllerald Photo by Ann Rileyl__- Wilson E1ch.Ib.rg.r Mortuary r - . -. Duda, the club president, and not be too !Ong now before the Mrs. Claire Evans, I learmd staff will be moved in and what that any member Interested a beautiful modern building it is old fashionedcostume and / - _.- : , ht Niederhausen. -f - ches, Too small for aniudte he noticed or fffly You're reedieg Huh OnhI I A-- n , , , Mrs ii Moore nd Mrs. An tho ny taVisin. -, - a means I COIUThI by 7 ia , sponsored by the Deltona Woman's Club. ' I 1x2 member of the Oviedo Woman's the Citizens Bank Club, reserve F riday, Feb Sfoc SpeakIng of the Cit zen's a I I house on Normandy Boulevard I 8 however, A I 1 *# A& wlllbeheldenMon,Feb ilat 12 noon, in the Woman's Club Pedestrians usually at DEl TONA - - FOR AFTERNOON SHOPPING . .Sadelle Pate (1) in a pale yellow linen coat AccIdent records indicate thai the pedestrian, by far, is " 1 1jr11litir -X -= 11 - . . .4v - V'Iff- . " States Candlelight 1 rmiMatea from the mumps. yvung lady am in the tit. fly FANNE EDWARDS HldCopondent - * Fourth birthday n time of sorrow, the knowledge of "what to d3" of fern a 'ray at light to those who find themselves plunged into the darkness of bereavement. Our many years at experience in serving this communi ty have enabled us to help guide .ountless families through the trying days of making those necessary arrangements, By LIZ MATHIEUX Area Con-npond le; :. I p I I - TERRENCE SHEPPARD _i! o I 4A . I . i.uic " ' 'I :- - fi taLe ' Warns TAlLAHASSEE Pedestrians must Increase their alertness, even with the rcituced maximum sp-ed limit •r motor velucies, before the extremely high fatality rate is !,) Le reduced said the FlorWalI'wy Petrol today. I'alrnl Director Colonel Hinge Bench saH, "With 55') rtiiu beu killed in 1q73 which is an Increase of 17 per tt'fit ovet- 197Z everyone, b'th th:v'xs and pedestrians must -* - N le g ' - 4 •-_ - -. FHP • i1 .. ______ ''"- ANDRE GUNN - ' it - . VNI 4 -. ::e Altamonte Springs Cornmunity Library. Cmid the State of Florida for the Tuesday nd Friday at 8 p.m., - _-& EVERGREEN TEMPLE OFFICERS ... Daughters of Elks 4 - ' - people di3posing of animals to flying things! Whether they are do so in a humane fnihion. real 1)r imaginary ''UFO "Them have heon no stan. I-Wounter.-L" provides Lin in. dards established for humane t insig h t. methods or agents to be used in Programs are scheduled w 3 I? j4 .- -1 FlPersonals ir mmm'k ."r- - livestock to inadequste Recent reports '.1 uuhdentifled pastures, points UP flying objects have shaken dramatically th e need for me of the most staunch Improved legislation In this keptirs. and th is first program field" sena tr r Wibot, said the new r r surveys t he The bill also allows boa rds of most r"Iiat,;i' evidence for their county commissioners to fl existeni•. Through the use of poin t an animal hwnane council specially built projectors, composed Of five members: A ti most spine chilling enveterinaria n, a member of a co unt ers of ear th men with hane society, a t ow possible alien beings will be and two comnaI animal recreated under the dome of the owners to encourage corn. John Young Museum's p1ia n ce andaId in enfong this Planetarium. law. Fif teen million Americ,M Thesecondbfllreqwrthosc claim to have sighted strange, V 4 -0 .t ______ s thousands of unwanted animals Monday Wednesday and and pets that are put to death, Thursda at 3:30 pm., and Some mothods used currently S.tunby and Sunday at 2:00 amount to little mtorc than 'ad 3:30 p,jii Admlsiion Is 11.25 torturo chainbei-s. There have for adults arid 73 cents for k . used equipped people confine remain until mid-March. I . 417 , fund-raising event will be - 11 the John Young Muwum and left to starve for weekh along Manetarium, Orkindo'i Center with cues in Osceola Coun t) of Science and Technology were well-trittrit,ioned, but ill- 1,wh Haven [lark, and will F IPW- r. I un The A new show0 entiUed "Uvo . C ha - - . Wilson U FO u n it> bold Thrift Shop and Faye Cockle TALLAHASSEE-Senator anitnals have been thrown On Lori (I-Merri tt Island) garba ge dt'Jnr 9,,u ,C, shelter and air. The bill ulso CELERY CITY LODGE 542 OFFICERS Elks hold dedication - I _____- ~ ti was ch&irnmn of the event. Beatrice (Kristen Taylor), and might distress some chIldren. her two adolescent daughtert, The acts for the production Matilda (Debi Nemec and were designed by B Bruce Ruth 'Mickey Dolan), all Griffiths (hairinan of the tragically afflicted nitu each cpe h trid tht it re dtpirmtnt othe Beatrice zn.ide '.Iti('usly and director of tov atre cruel to others by the continual His designs produce the untidy defeats In her life, spews environment of Beatrice 5 xtlngingsarcanmsoneveryone home life. stiecomestncontactwfth,and Reservations may be made especially upon her daughters the week of performance, by whomsheregardsasmIlIstoge calling734-4121,Ext.387,from9 around her neck a m to nn weekdays or fl ]I from 3 30 to Sp da er ( The Altamonte Springs rec . a good old fashioned box dinner. Bank, have you taken a good .a ---1i -;~~ 5.--_ After talking to Mrs. Betty look ist the new building; It will . . 111-1~ _ _ I . by the Paper Dolls of the . V - ~ 11 fi- I has flied lw-c L'is oealthg with In excess of one million ' humane care of animals. are put to death yearly by govcrnrr,ents and Humane One bill tnak it i degree misdemeanor for • anyone found guilty of --- • CeleTy City Lodge 542 and Evegraen Temple 321 Elks of the World Id held their udlcator1a1 services, Sunday at the new EI Home, 7th Strut sat Cyli Atume. Speaker for the occathus will be Side Preddent of Elka W.O. Per". of Miami. The entire s family invites the public to this service. Pictured we Ow officers N Celery City Lodge 542 and Officers of the Women's Department Eergreen Temple M. lockwood Brown, Exalted Rider and Grace Haynes, Jughter Ruler. i . M __ ~_ - ~ Z 7 X ~ :_ - - : ~ A_ _ - -_ - _ ~_____'__-__ _:~-~~=,_ - .-_A:_-- __Z- — -i M. ibpt - - - _6A_W-_i.1t ~ __ - -t~ ~ ______ - 1_ "Istence of ftee lost and plot a pel, rabbit is killed and feckless persons--a tartly einotions run high throughout rancorous rou i e : I blighted; sonw attain 3 superhirs. Gilbert, Ihe play's splendor. director. explained the play is The play probes into We not particularly suitable for S - - z; - - - i!-,1j.14 . __ -4L' r- ;,_,_1 -, ' ___ '5 I ?P/,2L ) ~, 1~_ -, .i i.1 • -,A ': First Birthday Observed 1! &I - - 1 i -. - • .1 ... _____ I ~ -. -, it "___~ . Z- . - By ANN RILEY Herald CorrespoWtut emotlr.ally disordered young children as within the - arelookfIfor another fnIracIes%*hasUse which have b15e(J their eff orts in t he pit - ' I. f V 'N7 - WVV% _ -=., k V~ _ Paper Dolls Fashion Show * t .- I I , . -I ~ - (Herald Photos by Marva Hawkins) - 111 off the people, as in botany, there are Matilda. the inutant blooming Trys'that can produce strange w Ith unusual richness. is LKleed GOOD SAMARITAN HOME GIFT SHOP ...Charlie Lyons shows stuffed animal - - ______ the Good Samaritan H.xne that are not yet fnistcd, u a. a p..yw uu we- aiv,iu uwaxuig---Mn di UIC bank. The boitali shop laa3eed4aitheffc11on the pajtofthe St . . . I ii1a - - nt'arly finlhe iA of cobalt4o and a metaphor wholezale and ritt)) and is ixprin (hi las sthiilk In hi rkmnil ffirIiitl%i Fir ' The idea of a benefit gift shop wx4i originafly suggested by the former high school science apprehension, takes joy in tier teacher. was hailed for this first science studies at School. When p y as one of the most brilliant she wins a prize for the exyoung writers for the stage to pertinent, it causes a furor that -The title is both a straight beleaguered Imsehold. iir- V__ statement regarding a 3cience Grim though this situation Is, .I experiment with marigold (he play is often funny -_ geeds exposed to the radiation f Beatrice's wisecracks come a ~I Ceynowa, .. -_- ,--..r- - Ba. US C -- I *;~ I ` ~ -. - - At the umual gala, which will each chapter of Beta Sigma Phi the festivities, enjoyable evening being candidates and their sponsors: CRAWFORD, Chase and Perez serving as host and be an event of Feb. 16, at 9 p.m., and City counciL You are sure to have a li teral planned for the sake of charity. VICTOR LEFILS, Lake Mary Company; and EARL SMITH, hostess, will be EDITH at Sanford Civic Center, a Every queen must have a ball dancing to the music of Reservations are a MUS1' Roary Club; TOM BYERS, United State Bank of Seminole; ROYAL, Royal School of Pardon ifle, but your heart is capacity crowd Is always on king, so a king contest, through Bennet and Laughlin wi th their and may be made through Ruth Florida State Bank; DANIEL showing! Also DENNIS NOAH, Sanf ord Dance; LINK JACOBS, hand for WI evening of fun, monetary donations, will add musical medleys from Bresnick 322.6685, or Sue BERRIEN, Florida Federal Atlantic National Bank; Orlando Shriners; KATHY *0 And this time it will be In festivity, hearts and furthet excitement on the yesterday combined with 323.1798, after 3 p.m. Savings of Altamonte; and ART JOSEPH F A LG ION E, a)RNEUUS, Seminole Junior come Into full focus when you seethearts, with reservations knight of the big coronation, today's popular tunes. Who will reign as the king' HANSON, General Dynamics. Stromberg.Carlson; and TOM College; BOB KETTLES, Stone attend Beta Sigma Phi's annual sold out way In advance. There will be several This is one of thoso BYOB It is according to which FITZGERALD, Sanford Plaza Island Realty; and another to Valentine Charity Ball to The name of the game Is to celebrities on hand. For the nights w hen you bring your own candidate's fr!ends and supAlso ALAN DICKEYS Sanford Merchants, be announced. benefit Seminole County crown a queen selected by r' past two years Sylvia Hitchcock bottle. If you don't need a porters "pitch-in" for the Junior Woman's Club; CARL Judging the queen conSo for charity's sake, hurry Association for Retarded panel of Judges from a Carson, a former Miss bottle, Just bring your own bod charity endeavor. children. VON HERBUUS, Knigh ts of testants at a pee-ball cocktail and get those reservations in Valentine Girl representing Universe, appeared to share in and relax during this most The following are the king Col umbus; DE N NIS party, with Dr. and Mrs. Laiis today! But Slatilda. "Tillie," , f I By DORIS WIWAMS Society Editor clumsy, MA F ~ ~ __.-Vl C' ."I'l. Afteir ati0xititles ordered the gift table taken out o(the hall at - Wednesday Feb. 6, 1914-11A The Sanford Herald . - - OUR ENTIRE STOCK Ladies C. \ 4 ~ - "' - - 1 ) ) '_ 4 . .' 11%4 Stricklart].u"" Stirs. J.11. Tnduck, Mrs.. A.B. Wallace, Mn. Z.G. Holland Jr. and Mrs. Glenn ,- [1 a1ntu .1 ,a .F Wimbish 4-01 0 A ____ --------- A MILLIONAIRE To HEAT Like On. '- , I ...I -11 ' - .I GR .'I \V'?' With -11 I J Slacks & - Shop r a Save Today Gotrera I .O I-,- , CENTR/IiLHEATING CALL .... PLUMBING is WALLH EATING 1461 S. Sanford 1,82 I ift W1W - -V - 10 1w, qurp fin %MW INC. P011111000w, 322-6562 — PH. 322-47 12 I I �r= III -Ii irjii st One Of Our Mi@noritie Is ill M issTh9 !2A—Th. C .nford Herald Wednesday, Feb. 6 1974 The Sanford Herald Hussein Atte lits To End Rebellion HOLLYWOOD (NEM which Is almost all Jewish Television has been praised but that features. I feel, for the ways it has prog- caricature Jews. There is not reseed In Its use of blacks, one heroc 1tewish figure on But what about the medium', TV even In the fields of law use of Jew,' and medicine, which tradi"Something needs to be tionally have many Jewish done, says 'filton Senn, who practitioners, lithe western regional direc "The Jewish presence is tot of B'nai Bulb's Anti-Delinvisible on TV,' says proOdn a(lun Leaue. "On today's ducer David Dor(ort. L)ortort 'TV, there isa I one real hero used to make Bonanza which who ts Jewish. Look at all the starred a Jewish actor lawyer and doctor shows - (Lorne Greene) as Ben Cartnot one Is Jewish." wright. "Who do Jewish kids The (acts bear him out The have to root for? TV gives heroes of the TV series bear them nobody." Anglo-Saxon names like Can That used to be the rallynon, Jones, ironsjde, Dillon, tog cry of the blacks and with Ramsey and Erskine, with a Justification. Now they have rinkling of blacks and their TV heroes - Shaft, oles and even a half- Tenafly - but still there are ilneie. Not a Jewish name no Jewish star parts, ound. This is curious, because There have been a few there are so many Jews in situation comedies which in commanding positions with eluded ,Jewist, character.., the networks and studio even one (Needes arid Pins) (1p of thrm, producerI)avtd BEIRUT, Lebanon (API - King Hussein Crown Prince Hassan, acting as regent while postponed a visit to the United States and re- Hussein was on a private visit to London, and the turned from Lon4on to Amman Tuesday night to army commander, Field Marshal Habls Majall. quell a mutiny In the Jordanian army, travelers rushed to Zerqa to meet with the mutineers. arriving In Beirut reported today. The men refused to talk with the prince and the The travelers said foreign newsmen In the field marshal and waved them off. But at the Jordanian capital had been prohibited from same time they shouted demands that the army sending reports about the mutiny, chief of staff, IA. Gen. Sheri( Zaid bin Shaker, be The independent Beirut newspaper An Nahar replaced by Sherif Nasser bin Jamil. Bin Shaker carried a denial of the mutiny report. The denial is a cousin of the king, and Bin Jainil Is the king's was attributed to Premier Zaid Riiai of Jordan. maternal uncle. But the travelers said the mutiny began on Late Sunday, the troops returned to their Sunday in the gL'rlIon town of Zerqa, 15 miles camp, and an emergency meeting was called at not (beast of Amman, and was led by units of the army headquarters. 40th Armored Brigade, Jordan's elite tank unit. On Monday, the mutinous troops returned to Hussein had been scheduled to arrive in Zerqa, and men from other units Joined them. Washington on Friday. Officials in the American The mutineer; Increased their demails calling capital said Monday that he was expected to for the diamlisal of Premier lillal and Court postpone his trip for a week or two because Minister Bahjat Taihouni, Rifai's father-in-law. Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger was going They accused them and Bin Shaker of corrupto be busy this weekend preparing for the in- tion (erntR1n.l tflufl.V C.fl!fICflt't tuknt .XOfl 's - On iuesd.iy, all Urip.i at Zcrqa .cre cnftncd is holding Feb. 11. to their barracks, and the military police con. The trrvelers attributed the mutiny to tingiits in the town were increased. Civilians discontent resulting from soaring inflation and ii ferfulIy stayed cer of army areas. thing allowance that the troops consider The travelers said discontent has been on the inadequate, increase throughout the Jordanian armed forces The sources said Junior officers, r.or- for several weeks, and Junior officers have been conunissioneil officers and privates of the 10th questioning the integrity of the entire army high Brigade tried Sunday morning to enter 7erqa command. The juniors have accused senior from their camp north of the torn. Military po. officers of takirg a percentage cut on all arms lice halted them, and a confrontation derelcped. deals. 011118 NX IU 4 -' P MONSTROUS THREAT FRENCH FOREIGN Minister Michel Jobert seems surprised as he confronts "octopus" of microphones during speech before cameras in Paris. According To U.S 0 Si no Missile Readiness Slow WASHINGTON (AP) Communist Chinese &sw1oxnent of an intercontinental ballistic misslie capable of hitting the United States is no'ctag at a 3lower pace than US. officials had estimated. These officials ow I,recast thit a big Chinese ICBM that could hurl a three-mecaton warhead 9,000 miles may be eolnbl44eady in 1V76 or 1977. A megaton Is the equivalent of a mildon Will of ThT. . Over the years, defense oIctalz hess repeatedly revised their fictions, azui li4r most recent estimate had centered on neat year -is the time when Communist China would 'hieve its first operational ICBM. Mt..r the first ICUM Is operational, It will take t'ou' three adthtional years of testing and launch base coostpiclion before China could deploy between l0and 25 nuclear armed mlai4les that could strike anywheie in the continentel United States. Thee is no Indication that the slower-than. expected rate of develmlopmPAt status from any serious technological problems. Mm. Thomas H. Moorer, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, told the Senate Armed Services Committee Tuexday that what he ca lled "the deliberate, unhurried pace" of Communist China's missile programs reflects a cornparativety small number of (ethnically qualified specialists working on that effort, along with relatively limited resources. However, Moorer indicated that other phases 'a missile deve*mnt have reacbed the point where Russia may icon come under the threat of Chinese nic3ear missiles. The JCS chairman said a limited range ICBM could b deployed later this year. Experts saJ this nussile has a range of about 3,000 miles. 'Although capable of reacting deep into the Soviet Union," Moorer said, "this missile UI not be able to reach the continental United States, except for the western part of Alaska." Two other shorter-range missiles already have been deployed by the Chinese, Moorer continned. World News Briefs British Vote May Be Soon LONDON AP The order for a national coal strike starting Sunday revived talk today that Prime Minister Edward Heath ill call a general 'ilaction Valirans drive for better relations w- th the Soviet bloc. The cardir.al's continued jtspokn opposition to communl.wzn and his refusal U. resign put him in conflict with Pope Paul's diplomacy tow?rd the regirries in Eastern Europe. As Mindstenly's forced retirement was anthe Vatican's foreign minister, Arthbisl.op Agostino Casaroli, was in Warsaw for talks that may lead to diplomatic relations between FoIand and the Holy See. Sources in Heath's Ccnsezvative pirty said the miners' ceciseon to strike in an at. Iem&j to break Heath'c anti-inflation ceiling on wage raises left the prim Rebels minister no alternative but an appeal In the voters to demonstrate their support of PHNOM PENH, Cambodia t APi him and his policies. Khmer Rouge Insurgents tired mortars Members of Heath's Cabinet who and rketa Into two Phnom Penh suburbs recently had been damping down election Tuesday night, killing 13 persons and speculation were doing nothing to wounding 21, the military command said. it 'flc govcniocnt reported lntei&.. fighting Feb.201 or March were the data mostalong the Prek Thnot River south of here m 'ntlo,wi in pnhtic'aI rlret !r Hei!h and on the bank c' th Bas chooses Feb. 25, he raust snake the anRiver rwar Prek Pta, live miles southeast nouncernent by Thursday to allow the of the city. Almost ?,-00 government (free weckz of cunwaignir.g required by ' troops were reported acieneing train thtt't, ( r'_u'fl ;ii. SHOt an ttu(;rflt ftrti MMIXIS of the HOW 'if Commons that took over about half of Prek Pra. deta..'teJ an election hint from Heath himself when hetok'tbunTuesday: "it is Talks Proposed Is r infinit, regret that the minesi have SEOUL South Xii.. (AP) - South accepumd the 'Itli But with rect puiIlc .nion QdM OXX1tfluII IIItsI!MII(*III bOWIdi&$ 11* Ctl7: is evenly divided 0111 the disputed ciitlnenlal sheU in the hat'een the Cocserathe and Labor parEast China Sea. The Foreign Ministry tics. it is ar open question nhether the MMemeiit replied to a protest from Pkhig "will of Parilam,nt" would remain Cnnagainst an agiemet last week beten scrwaive after an etactioi'i. Japan and south Korea for oil dv)lJprnen 'etwceti }otea'i. Cheju Cc.,cdinal Removed lslar.d and )yushiu. Japan's southct-amy.'. main &nd. Japanese WkUls Josef Crna! MifKisZvnty from the repor&dly said their go'ver.vnent was also ready to diii the m3tter with the ail. s(omsn Catioli hkarch in Htmgarr has fl(C. -.nu* iljstack to the st,e aside - . ,._ - _L__ - '"W. Attack 4 Lt'i a 11 Wednesday, Feb. 6,1974--18 Victor (Marcus Welby and heroes ihith an identifiable says, and that applies to an occasional exception like ethnic heroes ap ring Owen Marshall) thinks II'S ancestry. We've used a few both movies and TV. Car- Sounder,' but that's very Senn (eels it is time fur at because they are playing It Italians to offset the bad tamly the black exploitation rare," asic. least one heroic Jewish charpublicity we got (or having pictures don't do it. You get With more and more acter to irade acros3 the "They would like not to so many Italian heavies. We fragment the audience," Vie- try to keep all our heroes tor says. There Is a need for middle of the road." the widest possible audience Many Jewish actors are and the' don't want to offend playing non-Jewish heroes.. anyone.' (in Dortort's Bonanza, three But, still, there are the of the original (our CartBanaceks and Kojak; and wrights were Jewish p Tomas and Columbos, all Greene, Michael Landon and clearly ethnic types. And Perneli Roberts. Only the these seem to be proli(erat- late Dan Blacker was not. • ing. Peter Folk plays an Italian. While none of the networks Arthur Hill plays the very would comment ollicially on Angmo-axon Owen Marshall this question, one netw'rk ofSenn says that such sins of licial did say, although he omission are the big prob. would not permit his name to lems with TV, not only in its . be used, that they try to relationship to Jews but to avoid using heroes of a all minorities And, he says. specific nationality or 4O per cent of the total Amerreligion. Iran population consists of Out of the 900 shows that minorities .. have hcen on TV," he said. "They are rarely c;Eol(GI-: PEIPAJU) -0wre rn.i' h:1%t' been fen portrayed as real people." he TEUXSAV,s PETER Fl.K . F. As KnJk lv screens. Maybe It will ha,prn. k , about nertji4 beiot'e. Uw v.CiOt. NOBODY I. r �I .• I 2BI_Th Sanford Herald Wodn.iday, Feb. . 1971 WjW !eBox nw-I no,nvn /t4 it t4& w4nzy .. .: i %D, a,op&dauW 44!ad€ a com&w &W 4Vw&An& ad Sftvwvjzasôcdw UV&dombn114 ab44wcbc!,nct44w Yd $50 F 9x 5X3r2/.pdflt&aka4 (,wL: c..tac.4td a ,jz'w%zod4# fOWt24 SAgS a6c 24c4 "Radd4 w,n, TABLETS __ PI IAI \!," -- SOcia s PRICES GOOD THURS. FEB. 7 THRU WED. FEB. 13 PASTE B EEFP I' • SAYS it THIIITY MAID ' $100 SCOPE SAVI $0, $100 I C ANS 1 4 to 900 IOAYIS Dull 06 $10 SIOWN N SLSVE TWiN 01 Fla y Rolls I k so.. . . . Is PIGS SAVE Vt 01511 DAILING I . 12..i. CANS 6pAck99C I., Pecan Twirls 2 Is. . PEG l is'S SAVE 17, CIACIIN 0000 Toaster Pastry 11C 3 • • 73c o PIGS Quantity Ri9his Reserve. WIP4N o;iit STOfiS.l•7iINC COPYLGPiT 11 IN 00 'S i BEEF S * '99 3 w 0 StAND USDA CHUI I SW N.Y. Strip Steaks 1$ 9" TASTY (lWtiy( 408 AVIII$i Beef Patfjes,..3 G $29 W Stsu CHosci Bi ll 16 1Q7 IfS AVG - CU I WAPHO VItj e Tencleriojns $269 ,If$$ VoN sun Ii $499 PorSteaks . . . 5 PEG It!NCNIIIp $489 • Fillets Is PlUM PO SHANK NAI 04 •.hole Ham . . . , . •. 99c P. I SUPERIRANO Alt ALL FLAVORS SHFRIET OR p SAYS 10 Pork Spareribs to $119 DIRH (VI) J'4 ('' PoricRoost ,..,.. 88C SAY! 10, WOS&NOWIIOIIHOOIOIIMI(OO,$O, , QQc Pork Sausnn IAStAND UWA CNOsC( lift SONItUS '• Shou&er Roast . . . to 9" 54 tO, BRAND 1sD Vt.pA CHOICI III, Chuck Steaks . . . . . 929 S.AYI WD BRAND USDA CNOCI SUP IONnIs$ $269 Dermonico Steaks ...............e_,,...,,,..,. 68C 'a 5 . . . Sandwich Bread 3 BEER bc • • SAY( 11 04*11 0*111140 SAY! I SAVE . • • ItO A54')UI Potted Meat 0*0 MILWAUKEE MOUTHWASH $10. Lunch Meat S 1 Beef Dinners . . , 2 LORNA LUFT (1) and Liza Mirmelli, daughters of the late Judy Garland, got together to celebrate BrnuIwia., nr1.n;r,r, i I woman show, 7) PRICES GOOD THURS. FEB. 7 THRU WED. FEB. 13 CHIt All P1.AVO4S Soft Drinks . . . . 12 D41fDA INC; GOUP4t' paper paper and deemled It with ribbons, bows, flowers, aepe paper ruffles or whatever else her fancy dicated. At the ach'000"Bethe boxes were placed on a long table and after everyone had arrived, they were auctioned off to the highest bidder. Only the men were allowed to bid, and It was really a can of buying a pig in a poke, for there was absolutely nothing on boxes (At least, there waan't supposed to be.) The rule was that every man must eat supper and wend the evening with the lady whose box Ix- bought, but he had no way of knowin who that might be until he opened box, and b tlmehla doom could well be upon him. Irnagtlx agony of some young lady as she watched helpJesiy while a favorite swain, all unsuspecting, bid and won the box pret*j-ed by hr rw.# k&H....1..- - TOOTH— . $ ADDiTiv( I _I 24-1 IOTHI SME$f 8 TOP VALUE STAMPS 0" I III CAN Of P %*iIf.uUII Wh ole Kant GOOD1"s 1"sj III 13 I.. •.5*No... •. — ,. 4 SIC PALMOLIVE - RAPID SHAVE :s DETERGENT SAW I UQWD DETERGENT CREAM HALF GAL. __ -69 IP4IIISTATI TATIa Tots ....', • "111 1`1 1511111 Qtjflpi MAC £ fill SKUll D' to 5 Dinners • ') ',',$I '5(11(5 QUII ASOITlO SIUtII Dinners . £'l i..,$' • '1PC1SCOT WfCPj((fl C,a Wf$A(00 SAIID ---- ? - I MORTON ASSORTED JUICE POT PIES I - 134 OFF 720m. C 50TTtE 45 I I 01 ' DOVE ' . PEG. 79 I I I I 11C CAN S I TOWELS.. ICE TOPI CA NA ORANGE Potato.. . £ sot.I ALL VEGETABLE ii 32.01 CTNS. I, APHIO DII IA $ DEODORANT VEG ALL ' NIIRt5UI USDA INSP.. GRADE 'A All, WHITE MIXED X. LGE., EGGS SAVE S-01. SIZE 8 1'..a• CA," H TIGRIN SAVE $ 22 -oc. R Quantity Riphts Reservoci WINPI 01115 STO4(S 3,73s, SIZE 0(1 MOt( ITALIAN DIP NIT HAIR SPRAY SAVE bc 12-os. $119 AVS- $s ,i is £ I- T..a CAN .. . P 89 . BABY f!z!:t :i., i . . . . :'39c Coffee . . . (111! uo ;,$]OO Vegetables Tissue . . . 3 11511 Limas... 43c Popcorn . . . PGslcYa i l . . . Juice 4411.411 I (i( JOHNSON SIACH S CO*4VIISATIOP4 LIPTON CH,C1(N 443c Hearts . . . ':39c SIACHI UftO : 39c Corn . . a • 4 A S9 °° Cleaner . . . lot98c Creams • • • T A V 01 I( OlYILLI $IAC,4 S Sw1ITME LIT 0111 ALE or BEER L . 7i43c Sauerkraut CAN 49c Off . . . W'!A, A.?! ; of ,:, ,,8 3 c 'vVafers . 0 0 1(T GL&A.M', .., iS,, uS ell5229 Fresheners 0,01,FF 111.a,, Crackers . SjPi5p,f nYPg 41c Drive ... . .. 'utBéans . : 31c Spatettio's s&88c Liquid Gold I'lo" 79c SIZE .H •-'. ..........,_•• . ..........IS. .......... ftw*Ss 5 '•'' Tile arite A 003 food C430'"tu i 1, 1) twu oft 11 s as 95 ...... -wev .. .. : 41c 4 .. wee. JQpjp pQt lAjt Furn1tvre Polish 0 '-i''--- -'-- '------------ ---- :.--: -- Sausage . . . 1014(5 111111 Beef Liver . fA ISffl' QUIIP4 .',' Meat DintI 000010m) oil I) IS PIG $169 Sausage TASTE 0 SPA TUISOT 99c Fish Fillets • IAST( 0 554 PItCH Sliced Ham 1*140 0 1505? "C;' $199 Sliced Beef 0I SUNP4YLA'D II (Oil 89c Biscuits . . . HYOLmO! SAIL Fish Fillets . IRISH ISO 'EN 5(0 SNAPP(S . SUPUSIAND (Ow PAT SWISS STYlE 49c Fish Fillets *,t . IOCT CAN I LI 89 Franks . . . . OSCAI MAY11 PlAI'i(HWf'Cf, 01 $ is 1° Spread.... MIt twill 99c Yogurt . . . 3 87c Rutabagas • CIACKIN GOOD CII 5(1141 ,51514 (Gt(AT 101 SOUP OS S.stADS) Franks.... ,ti$ 129 Dinner RollsAN"39c Mushrooms ,?AIP4OW SPIIN (AND tt'PIlSSND SINGLY WIAPPID SLICES £MIIICAPI (WH1I( IHI! lAST Franks..,.PIGp9 Cheese Food ' 99c .... .......5 •epeet.... TW% TOP XFR VALUE STAMPS flE I TOP VALUE STAMPS I ON iii CUP • OPII4I;pjc OSMOsE, .;SH ICiTLISS SL)STON I,)?? Pork Roost 0000THIu its I; N 37...,.,.,..,..,. Potted Tu lips _t•_..• .......... .............. ' TOP VALUE STAMPS o; I;;i 4(1 (11AM SAPIDw4t4,f ('I • Ice Cream Burs : 0000 TMIU III 0 1 No . a-ti. SIZE I., 79c .... 59c 12c " . inner.... PEG 59c 15 D' Fish N((AILGhi*Il.11*ttAv1,1.,n . 99C th",eese Pizza . . to., -- TOP VALUE STAMPS " lASh 1) SEA Fish Sticks (000 11451) oil I] No 60.. 419E.F(RSTST, SANFORD FRENCH AVE. &2jthST. - -: .. -----s FRENCH AVE,&2SthST. lOLl PKGS, - MASINIS FISH Sticks . . 3 fe"''"p 1.11:1, QLII'i 104 IN BAG IIIIIAS Meat . . • SICH 5 (011(1 3 SuPl$l,. All '•IO 2 Topping . I 0111*14* POv SAG wHO( P01410(5 S(D 1G1VAS 01 Cut Corn . . . 2 lGt ASTOR -- TOP VALUE STAMPS ' ;; - I! Layer Cokes GOCID 1411 Oil 11 2 (55% Fren ch Toast . • . S9c GOPI0IOwP0fATOG,W t, l5, Pancakes . . . . . 49C ................ 1' V DINNERS 1049. $ ff lit II, .......................... .. ' 99 Slay ONE...CET ONE FOR bc TySON IN A SAIL!? 3?., Chicken . . . . . . PKG 299 SH0(S11IN( 10., Potatoes . . . .,. PEG 39c LA.M5l(CHT 17 a, Cheese Cake . . NG $ 109 DO WHIt tAff Sausage . . • ((PlIANt All MIA? 0114P411 4e 'Cottage Choose GOOD IMIU 'II 13 _•• No % 99 $.. 2PRGS89c C SUPiISIAPIO N(DIUM STICK Cheese 'I RICO SUTIES Nj P401 (ALL EXCEPT HAM) DIAL VALIP4TINS GIFT s. 99c MORTON FRUIT BASKETS • I 6 LB SIZE Roast . • 2 PIG SAYp IQ, IILICI1D 511N14(Ø *140 511(10 TOP VALUE OTAMPS ,lAD Storage Ba9l Ham . . . PIG SAY! 10, (P4NIf 0 WHIIt I DARK UPAT TUSh! ... - --- -----------•-------------- ...--- . 77c . .16c."c 0(1 MONtE PIN5APPtI GIAPIISTJJT * 1o..$1Qs Drink SWIFT PSIM,UM BROWN & SIIv( No aiAI C. rrjsjs. - II PRO .53 Ease . . . . TOP VALUE STAMPS • 39c ;::a27c Liquid . . . . . ot ;45c Cookies . . . DITISGIP4T IC. 010, COOKING LB. to 1ALMAD( PAIN SIICIC' tONIIISS COUPITSY 5. 0 SRAPID (00110 Candy..... ':h;: $COt( £1$OS fIb • S*ll5 STAlE 1 0 PlAl1SI FINISH JUMBO STAIRS CELERY PKG. (QTRS.) Gr. Beans . . CAN .35c Cup Soup.* Oft MONT! CSIAM STYLI 0' WIsOim ItiPill SAPII PIUII sot" sowt FISCHER'S U NRa. I: etAN Cf)PItI DECAF 'I' 4o$ its 125 j BAKING HENS BUTTER ' 13' OFF 3 I -Li' LAND 0' SUNSHINE DETERGENT 7c 128 3 fioóii GOOD j' Bisquits . MORTON 640041Y I 1 _ Buns ...2:$1 OFFMOITOSa PiGlISM OR CORN ANY FLAVOR I Mvfins . 2 9 Olern ____ FANCY FRUIT I TASVI0S1AP(t,, '-r"" - FARMS JAM Fillet... . '• P*000cEII(T,os O 4 COl0U$l( 1NT$I( AfloaTtD VAlID AT YOUI WINN DIXIE tP4tu FEB 13 — — — — — am*— - - — — — — — HARVEST FRESH Dinners . '' 929 USDA On. 'A' QUICK FROZEN W.D BRAND ,oy UQWLv LOTION SHAMPOO Il'DCl'C'it PICNICS bc DOZEN PIES 3$J 4-i I— - I W.D BRAND SMOKED PORK 1H0ULD WHOLE __ 6,1974-38 Were Full Of Surprises as SAVE Wednesday, Feb . -Yt4 O PEAK TUBE L By HELEN M- 'AGEI. doing It was to holda box social. This was really m1dng Cspley News 3eryj IM DO Oor*l*IIIVS that 7°IW philantlropy with fla), and so removed the stigma of was afraid to take chance,. Ta be sure, therm, 1 years O "charity" from whomever received the proceeds of the were no or ertaijijn hazardous contraption, as automobiles, airplanessuch çscesiJps. But what A box social was really a community supper, but one we am perils ezperiJ by a chauffeur,a Jet pilot or an ufronauj compared to the riskswith a differinI twist to It. It might be he nmby any attending 0 sociol? house but was usuaijy held at the neighborId at hood Fund raising had not yet bem,ji a leading naUoal school because tl)ere was mere room there and the sodals Pastime, for People believed in simply helping each other in were usually pretty well attended. those days. It was quite an ordinary o Instead of the women getting together and cooking a ce (or someone to take a bowl of hot soup toa ne1ghr, era ovel the Supper at the a hoolhouse (what would they have cooked It from some old person', walk, or even paint somebody's on?TherewerenodoUcenceint : snow barn without expecting to get paid for It, girls were supposed to learn cooking at home) each lady Still, there were times when it was necessary to raise prepared a lunch for two and packed It in a box along with a slIpofpaperwIthherr,ame ,,.rittenon it money for same PUTPON and one of the nI popular ways Of She wrapped the box In fancy white or colored crepe -5,.--- ____S'•SS__ _•'V-._'0 ( £icwni4gtw non , SAVE ' • The Saul ord Herald TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) said Spicols. Tampa Republican. polluted waterway. committee meeting the rule State Reps. Elvill Martinez and "There's r.o way out for me," That 1970 Senate defeat has to Ston!, who pronised a victo- growth policy should call for the Guy Spicola, both Tampa he added. "I bought a home weigh on Spimle'r mind us he ry plunge when he launched a most efficient and least a. Democrats, are test of friends. outside my oI.strict wtuch I plan poflden r, race against Mar- Miami River cleanup campaign pensive method of moving They even share a desk In the to move to. It's either retire or flnez, one of Tampa's most pop- three years ago, stripped to his people. Florida House of Represen. run for the Senatt." ular politicians, bathing suit Last weekend.&nd "Better shoes," said Rep. tatives chamber. Martinez said an election A number of persons aug. dove In. William Btrehfield, D4aiksonBut unless one of them contest against Spicola "is gested that Martinez and SpiWhile Stone, who recently yule. changes his mind In a hurry, going to be tough because I cola settle their differences In a took another kind of plunge as a they will be election opponents really love the guy.' Visitors to committee room duel, but the Cuban-American U.S. Senate candidate, said the next fall. Each says he is cornSpicola and Martinez were and his italianAmerican side. river has not been restored to 316 In the Rouse Office Building mUted to running for the first elected to the House in kick h far managed to pristine purity, he marveled at are encouraged not to smoke — di Senate seat that be Va- 1966. But Spicola quit during the . unless they can't resist. co their Latin pasajoni, a photo of his dip. cited by retiring Sen. Louis do 1970 session to run for the Secretary of State Richard A sign displayed prominently "You can see my toes," he Is Parte, 1)-Tampa. Senate seat vacated by the Stone has 16 hi. promise to said. "A year ago you couldn't in the committee room says, "It's a sad situation because death of former Sen. Joseph jump into the Miami River. And have seen below my neck." -Due to the size of this room NO Elvin's a good friend, but he's McCain Spicola lost that elec. he appears none the worse after Rep. Eugene Tubbs, R-MerSMOKING would be appre______________________ got more options than I have," tion to McCaln's son, David, a his dip In the once highly. riLt Island, said at recent dated." a _Mauna- BAYER ASPIRIN I I I Let's Reminisce Friends Face Election Fi* ght*ing will - - ORANGE JUICE r CANY 2 $1 �411—Th. Sanford Herald rYatk1 rflaYOM 1 Wjnd WALDORF SAUD By CECILY BROWNSTONE Patim t New York Uty's them into small pieces, My walnuts were added to tcar's c,, Serve On AssOciated Press Food EdDie Waktcr Hotel, which opened In about half an Inch square, also formula, though I regret to say 2 cups diced (t4rPh aia wCUP squares) unpeeled red If you thIr one of America's io the salad and cut some celery the same way, I've never tracked down the ng apples ea ti mt Iam,us ct&nary offerings, nd mix It with the apple. 8. cookbook In which Ihir addltlon cp , just WluiUt Waidod Walduif Salad, is TflidC today Tachirky, the hotel's famed very careful not to let any first appeard. Here 2 CUPS diced (4 Inch LVION as it was originally, you've got maitre d'hotel and the 'Oscar' seeds of the apples be mixed modern terms is a recipe for i ?4. sal • h Le1. I. original W IA .I Salad " .efl W.wU's to the ICCmi ad guess coming! U '"' real a. cookbook, Included It In W1 UI d. 'c g' g' pe for It first appeared In "The dressed with a good may- and the later version which su• ½ cup real mayOnnaise recipe and on lettuce of Lettuce Cook Book by 'Oscar' perseded it., forbear In popitonnalse." The pildion. His directions; C w th e w alnuts. sprinkle Mx together th e apple. cele Waldorf," published in l'6. Somewhere along the line larity. ie1 two raw apples and cut Wednesday, Feb. 6 1974 Famous Sa d another Of Wa rf Hotel A la ldol . Budget Meals Can fit Nutrition Need . . CoyNeuServke The tgh price 01 food is a problem to every home mak. er. It Is Important to remenher that economy must not and need not have you serve your family meals that donot niset their nutrition needs. One cheerful note is that -_•.f - careful plstmbig may Improve the ndtrftlonaI quality of your menus. Protein, the most expensive part of the food budget, should be served three times a day, but need not always appear In the (win ofme&t. Six to eight ounces of meat or meat stsUtute Is an iideauate day's allowance. --•-.. .- - Too many Americans are and cholesterol. used tomuch larger servings, Meat is only part protein. which Is not only a waste of The rest Is bone and fat. We expensive protein, but may can't eat the bone. And (at? also provide too much choles- Welj, ta is Just calories, saWIvol and saturated fat. rate fat and cholesterol. The So, If you can't afford those fat na pound of meat is about thick steaks, Ultia any cceiio. as useful as the butcher's latlon, there are better bar- thumb. Here are some meat. g.in.s In calories, nutrition, counter guidelines for those -- • . - --- who want to cut costa und improve nutritional health, at the same time: Buy lean meats, fish, cit cken, turkey and veal more of. ten than beef, lamb, pork, md ham, which contain more fat ana therefore less meal per' - [L;Tf -1 111 21 la ff , son ,U.W, 4: Wednesday Feb. 6, 1974-513 The Sanford Herald - pound. Plan menus before you shop. This saves tlnie and cuts down on impulse buying. Take advantage of spedal aIl. The leaned cuts of beef are round, nunp. IcAn.end, sirloin and Bank ... all cootainat least 70 per cot Ion mat The fattest cit., on the other hand, are brisket, and such expensive cuts as porterhoists, club and rib. They conthan 56 per cent lean ta in meat. "Prime" beef, the most ex- / pensive government grade, actually has more saturated and less tat and calories than 'choice" protein the No. 2 gr,de. The No. 3 grade Is an even better buy , Loin and rib chops and leg are the leanest cuts of lamb. Don't be pennywlae and pound foolish about hamburger. The protein In fat ham. burger actually costs you more per pound than the pro. tein in lean ground round. When choosing hamLurger, look for the medlum4o'4eep color that signifies a low fat i ugh'. pt.ri'. ctAer is a warning that excess tat has been ground In With the meet). Or buy ground round, which Is usually very lean. Better yet, select a well. trimmed piece of round steak or stewing beef, a cut that is easier on the budget, and ask the butcher to grind It for you or grind It yours-.0 at home. Chicken breasti. are less fattening than thicket drumsticks. And thicken breasts hive twice the protein and only half the waste. Turkey is one c.f the least espezislve "meats" you can buy. Iii also among the lowest in calories and cholesterol. ... FAMILY DINNER Potato Meat Loaf Snap Beans Scalloped Tomatoes Mandarin Grape Mold ... A VINGS0 MANDARIN GRAPE MDLI I The grape juice called for a new product that has no su ar 2jdecl. I envelope iinflav' -ed gelatin 2 cups white gi ape juice. from a 24-ounce bottle I GRADE 'A' 10 TT ,AeiI driin'd In a l.quart saucepa sprinkle the gelatin over ½ cu of the cold grape juice; alIo to soften for about S ininute Place over low heat and st ronitantly with a rubber spi tuta, especially around sides pan, until gelatin dissolves or 5 minutes. Off heat, stir I remaining 1½ cups grape juici ai, stirring occasionally, w III slightly thickened. Fold I or3nges. Turn Into a 5-cu mold Chill until set before w molding. Makes 6 servings. (WHY PAY 850 IRS ARTERS WITH GIBLETS VANQUISH C LB. - EXTRA STRENGTH PAIN RELIEVER W/ GITLE IUFFERS -• 3 C 7 CIW4BLEVITAMINOr CHILDRE N (WHY PAY SS) - CHOCKS INTERESTING DINNER RIci Chicken Adob(, Braised Celery Cabbage Beveragi Caramel Custard CHICKEN ADOBO A great Phillip'iie chieker dish with no tat added. 3.pciund broiler.fr)er, cut up ½ cup cider vineg.i s cup soy Sao" Large ctev garlic, crushed I. teupow Pepper In. fl-inch skillet arrange chicken In a single layer. Stir together the remaining ingredients; pour over chicken. Ct,vet and let bubble gttnly, turning several times, will chldtenlstender — aboutlC minutes. Remove chicken and keepwa'rn.Ifsieceuary — and It probably will bo— boil Ilqui1 in skillet until dark Immi lii color and thickened about minutes; spoon over chicken M*ks4to6servfttgs. USDA . BTLOF$J99 60 PAY 4l) HEADACHE-UPSET STOMACH RELIEF 6RADE rnTw IRON A" 'TOM '4 i Pc 43we ROMWELTZIR e1111110111101001110411010010111% TU.RKEYS fillets, fish sticks, rishcakes and other specialties. Froeen flshcakes have three times the calories and only 1*11 the protein of plain flounder. Canned tuna is one of the Few "conventional foods" that V., really lsa good buy. RIB PORK Carrot Sticks Molasses Couklu Red Apple MOLASSES COOKIES stir LB. $ J pt,uI 19 • V *9 INCH CUT V tie YELLOW Qr JJC -- R0 -. "3-MINUTE" BRAND "TAS?Y"CALIFORNIA L -4-~ -.- - CLUB STEAK am Pleased to accept 14 LL'' I "s' ROAST IflITfll U.$SD.AIF000ITAMPI 11111W CO UPONS - LqnTZV '•••4 OINGULAR j *SUPER PIG OF 12 a PA A URRW . 44c$HO P1 bait Sessoned Salt Freshly ground pepper ½ cup heavy cream (;rated Rrlriir;r dsee sre 12 smLI pork suaage Links. cot*cd and browned Generously butter 4 shlrred eQdLihIO. Break 21W Into EL. - en peas I package (10 ounces) froz- en green beans GRAPIS FLAVOR.AGED 1 package (10 ounces) tics- 1 cup celery, sliced thin 3 tablespoons water PPINTS '- :7 —— PORK CHOPS13.3, iiir PORK LOIN Thi, vegetable and left over meat combination can stretch the food dollar. 2 tablespoons polyunsatu- — mns sliced 1 00 1 - 91" aGARnI lOIN ' 3gr 7I I* Supposedly "inexpensive" meats like hot dogs, bqlogna, satzage and luncheon meat are actually very costly farms of protein, am very fattening as well. Sausage usually conturn more fat than meat. CANTONESE BUDGET MEAL rated oh - SUNDAY BRUNCH Grapefruit on the Half-shell s Shtrred Warren Kinsman' Eggs and Sausages Touted English Muffins Beverage Apple Jelly WARREN KINSMAN'S SRIliKED EGGS AND SAUSAGES Great fare fr"m the v- urtrv house of a friend. . ½ pound fresh or) can twin sprouts 2 tablespoons so) sauce 1 cup sliced left over lean meat Put oiIIn a large skillet or saucepan and bring to medium heat. Saute the green onicns and the mushrooms for 3 to 4 minutes, stirring (re. q'cnUy. Reduce heat. Add ias, green beans, and water. Cover and simmer until peas are a Imost tender Place been sprouts and celery over peas. And meat and soy sauce. Cover and steam for another 2 to 4 minutes. Stir every. thulg together and toss Into a Large bow! for serving. Serve with rice. Serves 4. Pineapple I can pineapple dunks cup vinegar 1 cup granulated sugar 6 whole cloves 14 Inch piece stick cinnamon Drain syrup from pineappk.To 11 cupsyrup add oth r Ingredients. Heat 10 mnlmgea. Add pineapple, bring to a boll. Marinate In refrigerator. Serve With tootIlcks, Holiday 14 Cuppowzstaturded oil SUNNYUD ft YAL *A Poo Grind pepper 07V the eggs. Dribble 2 tablespuons of the cruzL over the ea I ciks in cut diaL Sprinkle gMrousJy with Romato. Bake in a prehcated 3254rgree oven 12 to Th rinsuQtr, dependi.ng up'in firmS ness .Je;ired ant the material Worn hid' your shined egg dishesan made Arrange sausages £rCtKt gsrve t Nab'ti 4 arviugs. tJA7IV.Sj L '!.LT ' ;hl WP CABBAGE - B I: — v ! •WIrn CHOPS LUNCHBOX SPECIAL Tun& Sandwiches I tei.spoon baking powder ½ teaspoon baking scdii ½ teaspoon salt ½ teaspoon ginger ii cup nargzrine '. CUP Sugar legg ½ cup molasses I cup finely grated raw yarn, not pnc2wn 7s cup butternillk 11roughly stir together flour, baking powder, baking soda, salt and singer. Cream margarine and star; beat In egg. Add molassi and yam. Stir In flour mixture alterntely with buttermilk will batter Is smooth texcept for shreds of yam). Drop by heaping tea spoonfuls, a few Inches apart, unto greased coolie sheets. Bakc In a preheated 3754iejree about t oven until browned minutes. Remove to .Ire racks W coot. Makes almost 31t ik'z. en. This iss sif ctioke with strong niol'ises flavor. i- - t go Grated raw yarn Is the Ingredient. 2 cup ui1fled flow - - - 2 Almost all fish Is lower In calories than meat, and the tat In fish is polyunsaturated. Frozen packaged fish is often 30 to 50 cents less per pound OW the same species at the "fresh" fish counter. Plain frozen fish Is lees espensive and less fat-lazing than precooked, breaded *pO- )OMIMADE *~ PORK 0 I! SAUSAGE - RK ? LB. - ; USAGE SANFORD - - 8.10 * 329 SANFORD AVE. STORE MON.THIJRS 8:00A.M,.7:00p,M. 'FRI & SAT .3:OOA M..9:Oo P.M. 'SUNDAY :OOA.M..l:OoP.M. * 25TH. & PARK AVE. STORE 1:00 A.M..; P.M. 'MON.SAT CHANGE Of HOURS SUNDAY 10 A.M. To 6 P.M. - lciç walnuts I cup res4eat bit. also *eddtd wheat hk SaTte powder 1 cup reidy4o-eat doughnut-ehaped oat cereal I cup thin pretzel sticks lteaonSalt Heat oven to 30P dep. Heat oil, add nuts, cereal and pretzels Inashallow pan, pour cal over all, then sprinkle with salt and garlic powdr. Bake 'Xl minutes, stirring carefully every 14 minutes, Makes 4; Store in a covered con. lalnen' - " �- 68—The Seriford Herald - Wednesday, Feb. 6,1974 Wednesday, Feb. 6, 1974-711 The Sanford Herald Selling The Littlest Show On Earth: Spokane Expo 74 By Tom Tiede SPOKANE, WASH. (NEA) Several years — — ° when people first began d nemen may chip chi in to buy the exclusive use of fair- pocrts of the ye conrva that in pound. Critics f strategic filng "(or goera," but this could ben hy• tion Fair ticIals ex- times of shortage, gas Icr laIrs stould be low priority. Nonetheless, optimism is the word in Spokane these days. And there is good Pun for &eer. Even if the Fair nops, Spokane profits. he ste has rei' city s worst slum. the Ugly World s Fair in this out of the community, many critics tho ught the plan piemonths ope the critics Ostow,Iree have not iekfed nin A national newsmagazineadtn r recently called Spokane's "Expo 74" the best kept se ' cret of the decade. A network television ision program has asked ,( = Spokane, whe re's that?' And a state of ficlal adds privately that "Well, the whole thing's em barrassing" Expo here grumps a newsman iU Lx "the littlest shov. on erLh. And no doubt, - - - - -. - - -_ ' . rra rmiu'rnsE AWE) . OC4?UW' ''' I ii iii _____ I $J /1114 II J ! ii Ce.kJ _____ fill' started breaking up about nine sip, software design and commonths ago," said Walt Abbott, Puler P"'Vni'MM14 "UnW this shortage readies co-founder of the firm. ,But More than four years ago the there is SdU & need for M a crisis Level, not misch bottom fell out of the engineer. gir,eere since many haven't hh1 be shown," Abbott re Ing Job market and ftusands retrained In new technology L fled their chosen profession in Solutions, he saW, will come firm's recent recruitment pursuit of more stable Incomes. program In New York brought When this need generates as '" "Uuir The recession triggered en together 25 'Fort cosoo' co rn- much attention as did the aero : rollinent drops in engineering panies and 7 currently space race in the early 41 schools across the nation as dis- ployed engineers to discuss j Abbott's firm will hold its I enchanted students spurned the opportunities next recruitment programs in ' profession. a .' Angeles. Most employed engineers will Coupled, these facts have Ai fast 55 some firms are move for money, Abbott said, . created a void of qualified because of the dying filling engineerlpg slots, new jt tngineer which experts say company loyalty . Positions are beln created to '-'i could become critical between keep a constant shortage,' he Gnerahly, they' 1977-eO ' . . lions are looking men said Abbott said it Is not Abbott-Rowe and Associates, with the right credent1a1 unusalfocmajorfirmatohave PEOPILIAKE AL12YAN-TAGE OF BEAUTIFUL WEATHER an El Segundo, Calif., rnanage- the right experience to fit L%Jejy between f CAR, BOAIS, and water sports enthusiasts Murned ivnt counsulting firin. has flock to others less willing to run risk of runhERO again to Like Men; n lt weet'd a tgun tr s ut rtiunwd re-Fields i iliosi urgent need of prft t Division in Downey, nihig (II iUlidihiul t)ulin(l to lrolic in Seminole s most February weather graced Central Florida. As cruitment prograrns to find en. qualified enginem are sophls- Calif.. estimates positions gorgeous lake. wi 11 be open each d short gasoline supplies to month for the cated xt few months. Currently. 40 per cent of Its 8,500 employes are engineers. 'They're not beating the door down as they once were," said M59% Richard Barton, public relations diroctor. Ile said the u wney plant will be increadng PRICES LYKES its engineering sW( from *0 SPECIAL... EFFECTIVE Pticent In th next two A AR 28 D II B L r i HAM Rockwell has been combing — r lb Ks e country for qualified enSHANK HALF th \ CAGLE'S FRESH GRADE A ginee in the prupuion and st"61 of Log aerodynamics fields. Barton said a stringent screening process insures that only quatified personmi be hired. RATH HICKORY SMOKED Ile added that a retraining $1 19 Program for persim I&W off after 190 has pirrided the Downey division with capable _1U - . - 12o' . yhil/ . their Fair and of the money their persistence has gener- DwnrfL sized, but big selling job -- - ---.-- W -. If --- i Ls PRICES EFFECTIVE 4 FEB. 7-13, 1974 SAVE1OKRAFT I N - -J ''- —. 'inc is B-B-Q Sauces trc 1tiLUL ,1 ku_Li _____ JJ SAVE 10' 'WiSHSONE SAVE 10% $AMA PRESERVES 65 lose Strawberry - 49c 5 ow eanut ___ _________ ,, ua p" PEPSI DIET-PEPSI utter _____ KING SIZE PACKAGE JIM W*Lftk " DEPOSIT 1601 W SLSMUO&KI1$IMUU 1471$ ORAIIOVAVI I'" 114$ SOMJISIVD IIABISCO SAVE 341. QAIN15 - . 6-1 P. us. Con* 1 Much of the rt.arn show will doubtless be attractive. even informative, but mue of it will reflect neighborhood thought for thrown into the entertainment galaxy, along with the likes of Bob Hope and Ella Fit erald, is a, gulp, Juiior 'eague hummage Sale." One undontabiv interegirig th.rg uhout the affair is 'I' theme: ecology. Cole says ea ch exhlbitlor.wlll focus on celebrating tomorrow's fresh new environinent.- Ac- I' SP 49 Sib Potatoes 69 TAM CHI Ally / C - - - n, 9 8, laid off during the enghwerizig drougM and who weve willizig to C HU C K directly from the nation's and universities. He ci ted a 225 per cent enroll. STEAK Mrit drop during the -I% as a major cause of the shoruge, TURKEY SHOULDER DRUMSTICKS ROAST lb ORIAT WIN CIIAM CH119t Date & Nut Loaf QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED ''' Sanl-Nshsaucocuuun . . TASTY on DELICIOUS Mini Donuts , Y) * 1 1S5'' 19 Ham Hocks FAIRWAY HOT OR SWEET Italian Sausa ge 3 of STEAK PATTIES 51b [_ . 89C CHOCOTI muoot Iced Brownies '°' ,. , lose . -- 47 :,-' 5.. Pot Pies . \ MORTON . . Cream Cheese solulwn or problem? Official!; 2 LiE $ ICE CREAM - q..,29f9JtUI C ' SNOW WHITE -- PURCIIA$EOUPI(G$ HAMiBURGER HELPER SM*yw*UTI _. GOLD MEDAL FLOUR - FAIRWAY MARKEI$ 69c Liver Cheese lb'1.79 DI Pt. LI - - 1 lb 55c th 75 C FAIAWWAY 5 OW% 41.28 — w -- TRY OUR ASSORTMENT OF TASTY C HEESES 1s48 .- ,, V, cup 91flod all-purpose flout . -. $l4 • CARDINAL SLICED BACON BLUE RflN$ET - Msigiula, Jf11RWAY MAMIT& ,' - -rn-_ —• - a if 55 • III _______________-39 204u a .• lb I -' _________________ NION CHUCK WAGON SALISBURY . PIPPER lb Poll Crab Logs _______________ SPECIAL STEAKS 10 Boa Sib bo' $9 99 • Resift flour with baking r Salt. Add to crP311it'd mixture- MO( well rtarno* Cooked Lobster 01411H W 40k( 1110 1ruiib. iun'1tj taiiIesxsin- ON 59 Y6110wtail Snapper 'ttrMWI43LI Mullet 14 teaspoon bsking powd*t ¶4 t.asiioo., salt 1t4 Ciap$crunchlgv.not. " cup coafseI1 chopped California WaIU1S ('ream together butter. sugar. egg and orange peel 40 I B~- Aileen Claire NEA Food Editor Some mothers insist that their children eat no !iuet-ts. such as candy barN, cakes or cookies However. some dessert %oarks -;uch as Seafood Rock Shrimp r Cookies -..- 4 =SAVE Council said freshman enrollmeot dropped 17 per cent In eughiecring schools In the lflO. 71 period and has since dropped per cenL This is caWsinR concern for corporations expecting the shortage to be even greater w hen those classes graduate. TRW said lflS-l0 will be the period of iti greatat cawern in find* qualified mg1w. Now that a shorWe c4 m gineers luu been noticed, en. roftent in engineering schools is beginning to rise sigain. In Us Angeles. UCI.Als School of Engineering and Applied Sciences reports a 59 Per cent increL in freshman enrollment this year. An even greater hike in applications to the school reflects a resurgence of interest. be a hea thful part of a child's dailv diet, Walnut Qisno!; Cookies ¶4 cup butter ormog.ri. i cupbrownsu., packed Potato Salad Swiss St k - 55 Liverwurst S1011CIAL MORRILL lb. Z SAVE 20C WITH THIS COUPON '44% 1 1.89 NmInIne Towdettes _____ world." MYc man Boiled Ham Cooked Salami ,4_ PlaYtex C Sandwiches SIRLOIN STEAK A C 33' -- Walnut G ranola Delicatessen MORRILL T-Bone Porterhouse K. C. Steaks Family Steak #I e 6• 1 38 STEAKS _._. ' TRUNZ C C SweetRolls . 2 _ 5.69 " Smoked Sausage Pce 85 37 '- - H Loaf Cake Danish Rolle Iuc G lazed D_onuts 7 oz. MORTONS TEMPLE _ I SMOKED COUNTRY STYLE 111111HUME Honev Suns rationing, a ttendance is ltkeI' to be cut e with !tti?a cne Iir cThet;l ;dm*ts, CHOPPED SIRLOIN i 29c enery Banana ASSORTED 1 I 89C CHIOUIIA A. I 11 Bakery th SAVE 34' S' 10 For Barton sWd 25 per cent of TRW's engineering force cp - - IVORY PHIL-ADELPHIA local bush- I much and developitricat. Those U.S D.A. CHOICE FRESH FR OZEN LAMB ment. is Che Fair part of one cone'to worse Round Bone Chops 1.29 OR DE A j Nagging questiors how ever. remein concerning Expo ia. can a rummage hr ' -, reduced particulant matter. Maybe- But IWOFF EACH PACKAGE LYKES Ib U S D A CHOICE 69 2 1,ng advance tthnology re Loin Chops 39 F - & said up to aacther 600.700 engineers may be needed this ear In t1 1 compiler flSQ$J•• TRW, he said, sets high standards for engineers en- Lb. 5 Adarflud In Resisiies ft"t pW t, floCt I'.re from all 4 • " USIdO I ' L E' I I Lfl1U Jalel FRESH FROZEN HOUSE OF RAEFORD N. Calory 3 500--mile radiu.%- 2-lb $ P9 BIG 48 OZ. SIZE INACH Ih Sam Shirley, Placement di. rector s in Redondo Beach, Calif., said that corporation hired 1,000 m gineen in several fieW3 during I 1501 N SINMUDA KISSIMMU 5471 £ ONAhOI AVE "4$ SIMONAN BL VD Ib. CILLO elsewhere. Environmental so-minars will be held Fifty acres of air-purifying sod will W planted. Even the irequent fireworks dirplays will 4 or SUM: Jimcf,,frorn the state of Whiethe on- Most of the st of Grill ER ••••& 8 w. Lunchoon Moats C OZ. FRESH FLORIDA materials, and will be torn down after the fair for sale over the loos l,69 ••j• lb 79, f tom am 4 LIMIT ONE WIT" *7.60 OR MORE ORDift Apples are optimistic about the Iormer. "we don't Boiled Ham Whola or BU tt HaIf Fryers 1% buildinp;4`1 be made wit of - 12 EXTRA LARGE OR LARGE FiOAiDA PIPIX 1450US$ I b. Bologna ' Sa lami LIQUI Can carrots ____________________ GEORGIA GRADE A c COFFEE 6 1b CAGLEIPRIDEFRISH - MAXWELL HOUSE '°' , C I Grapefruit .'- SAVE 10' 308 $109 "l'l, into a kind of cowtown carnival Some my it !,. the only state fair Russia will have a booth in thi3summer. Be3ides Russia. there ate 20 ather r exhibitors. half cf domes0c. C SAVE 161. • lb 29 "of Lipton Instant Tea ness and ocii.uption tax, the Spokane River — once reputed for its rusty railroad 111 ALL FLAVORS But the seed sprouted anyw T busilocal wealth chinned in. and this town. which had never previously collected lot' such other than the United ralsedshasty$Smlillonand ow slIow was go. Today the E is 90 cent complete. crews have transformed an island in the riddle of Cie ' 2 Morton Salt Hi-C Drinks Chips 99 . SAVE Potato 15 Meal r' 'I TISI. CANISTER PAK (Âá 59c $4 Triscuit Wafers Quanell AII • 1•C 40.. Prune Juice Dog LIMIT 3 —8 PAKS _______ LIMIT ONE WITH $7.50 OR MORE ORDER SAVE1O,SUNSWEET SMO KED • L IVI( • U% Yurk Fair of $ arK ran Fryer Parts C Pft ' ________' - OR SAVE 121. PE.E R PAN 'iL!J .J i'- V last decade has been naught but grief. Century 21 made ' - - And not only has the local Expo had its credibility wcirrim it has beer, plagued from the start by gremlins of a historic kind. King Cole. the community planner who suggested the show, said that the first public response was: "Who fweds it?" Indeed, the z. -- - U 84! -_________________________ Chunky Blue T - ...- - , izq yoc4 4 Wdu, lk V&eZ I So the critical jibes do no( hurt so much here. The peot1t in this town of 180,000 are e The fear of failure was enough to turn or( significant numbers of SFokane citizens. When the -ExW Committee tried to taise early opera0mg apxwy, by bond issue, vaterF said no. "1 thought at the Cole, "that was time," the end of 11' - • , '. - '". I when he tried to,hire an exriced s Fair prores " Xieonal. "they all said they'd never do I' again." - * • j Lilliputian million and Montreal lost $250 million. Cole says tha t ' -- '' . Engi*neerShortage - By FRANK SURACI Copley News Service -. I .14 A r 1c-:_1 . Lts , L'(4.44' VL , comptred to m -ent fairs and expositions in more populous ns, Spokane's thing will -- - 0 ., ,-1f damn IDOL! ' 4 t,il and half idozen new — -- wlui k" rnultimilliondoilaruutiuings. ,,,, Authorities fee l Spokane will /1114' lr4ilaze $225 million in busi /1)74 ness and construction before P. •,na.u4'n C4fle the 'air closes in the fall. fl ..' .a ak 4, z . -t t\la 4 to Nov. 3) and comt /J v" C/,244'bt, i -O belie* the .um will Lx t,ast1ua/z4,zaci'hn.e'z/e'ty_pa4c/ea,qe. ''2Y higher. - - people will hear about Us, and what we're trying and come out here just to 0 moved and modernized and fzicelifling fever has resulted in a s million expansion of u community s largest hos the question. be Lam ) ear's osika. Japan. Fair tried for on million visitors a day; Spokane hopes for five million over SIX months, Seattle's Century 21" of a decade ago reatured a Space Needle that still lures awed tourists. S ne's largest deal is a I S-f vinyl rone that looks Ii e Clyde Beatty's b1R (op: Montreal offered one of North America's moct sophisticatedcitiesatitsl967shlndig; Spokane has the on-site Spokane Spokane River waterfall, much cherisned by residents but at 50-fect high not exactIN ed. I bet the thing will be a sa1ys a bet storekeeper sharp huge succ, t® Pendulum Swings: is 49 cookie stwets. Bike at 375 degrees for l2to IS minutes. until iIgh'ly bmowne.j, (.-ool on wire racksbefore Sturinp ivi ht container Mahes In -- �-' v7;:; --- - v-. - B-The Sanford Herald — ! Wednesdy, Feb. 6 1974 Looks Dear Abby —: She Didn't Want To Can !) highlights If> 10 m~ .I I liff" __1,I Ruin Wedding By ABIGAIL VAN JR4 m.w casu. Tflk*. I - DEAR ARBY: On our wedding night, my bride said, "It's been such a beutIfuI day, let's not spoil It with sex." She gave me no hint while I courted her that she fell that way about sex. We were engaged for a year, during which time she never let me go beyond a goodnight kiss, thought it was because he had such high moral but standards. It took me five weeks to consummate our marriage, and then it was very unutlsfwtory. She regards sex as a "duty" and I am always urged to "hurry up and get it over with." I tried to be pa tient and considerate, and I let her alone for two years wh il e she went thru the motions of getting "psychological counseling." Now she uses all the excuses wornen use to awld sex. 'l nave a h.adache. It's too late. I'm too tire She doesn' want a divorce, and says If I found a girl ____ Sunday as the date when It will know who the girl was. in this marriage worth saving? occur. UNLESS. "And t means UNLESS i 1W A CREEK sou dQni mind livl4g with your ilsier. Her suggestion of a girl ft1tnd would make a mockcry of year marriage. Unless he makes serious effort to change her attitude about marital relations, you'd be Jiasti' fled In setting her free to fi nd a man who shires her testings, wh ile you (lad woman l)l1t tl' -- It is, it a • a DEAs4 ABBY: I read Jw article tsbout the 31-year-old married man who still wets the bed, ar.d I sure left sorry for him be:aiise I'm 15 now, and I used to do the same thing urtil two years ago. Then my pazenis sent for something they saw advertised In a Sears catalog. It's like a rubher bed sheet with a buzzer connected to It. I'd sleep on would that, and the minute it started to get wet, the buzzer woul go off, then I'd wake up and go to the bathroom. At 1src I had to change the bed sheets, but after a while, the buzzer seemed to wake me up in tirns to dry all night. lhopeyuu print this, but pleasedon't sign my name or everybody In Worthington, Minn., will tease me. Just sign it. , . "HOW DRY I AM" DE A R DRY: Trail me! You're olee your saiuties with .t, to want to share DEAR ABRY: On Christmas Day a reIntiv with whom I had been on the outs for four years telephoned le me and said, "There is no sense to our being 'sad at each other for the rest 01 our lives. Let's Is, friends again!" I wept. He later told me that he had been call ass when be read in your column, "Call up an enemy today and busy the hatchet" Thanks a million, Abby. DE ESPANA DEAR HE: DEAR ABBY: May I answer "STUCK," raJg d* nervy coupte who drop In M dinnertime regularly several jj tine, ThIs happened to us, too, and here Is how we handled It: When they appeared oil our door we said: Come in-we were just to hns'e dinner, but we v-aren't expecting company. Mite youridvts comfortable In the living room, and will in you AFTER dk." A few es of this ttment should get the message to the "nervy" couple, and you'll soon be my j htubagnd and I "j-,j(" about S we m i e .1 (as 1. 4. - - .. , - - 0t, UI V wnue ItiWIl 5S U IS uat 132 Leaky Dr., Beverly lUlls, CaL $6.11 far /My. booklet, I. Writ. Letten tsr All Oeciias" e CARROLL RICHTER'S %J I;r,:V - 5HOR01"IE from tist C.nolI RI#ss -- J - Instisutu 1,"y,'j' - s ' THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7,074 GCNER,AL TENDENCIES- VmS ideas 'e excellent lId OU shOuld IflIke S5PM towards gaining the plan of 7 aetiou thst csla'ingyocsaveralongpa'Iod of tlme.You can use 59-to4letr methods for ac plisIsIzyotr goals ARIES (MW. fl(o Ape. 11) Talk over with an ocfatehuw ' 'esent routines iId problems can be handled with more efficiency. Show that you are very dependable. TAURUS Arr. 31) to Msy 30) Improve on your regular j routines and La'ease your tncmne. Don't be so stubborn that Y03 koutoneopportunIUesInyourgraap,' GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) PIa.o how to get relief from a tiresozn tuatlon that has you hogged down and woffled. ObtaIn I tthrnatkc you 'seed ftfl U XP6i't MOON CHILDREN 4itae fl to July Zl) Egagc in routines that are in iportart and be succcaoful wi th them by not confiding In others. tin can be of great 1P fl. LEO (July flto Aug. 21) AllIes and friends wvierstand your needs better now and will give you the support you need at this time. Attend the social tonigid. VIRGO fAng. to Sept. ) If )-OU make the right contacts, 1. you can get much accomplished today. Improve your heal th and . 1JIIIU14I%AL J142LUI 3 - -- 1 !j I LIBRA (Sept. 23 toOct. fl) You have some excellent Ideas and should put themln operation quickly ur you lose outEngage in group activities you enjoy. SCORPIO (Oct. 22 to Nov. 21) Make sire you take of your obligations before you make Improvements at home. Find the uusiUu: )OU nerd to ma ke progress. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21)Usten to what a clever has to say today and benthtby the advice, Handle cm'respoivlence and make out vital reports. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 30) You need to money and ycu find that ablgeigri', be very hc'Wul In showing u he 1!.:.-; c an lx dune. !:h)w apprecaat1n. AQUARIUS(Jam 21 to Feb. 19) You are Inspired to gain your ciselithed aims at this 'Ame. Use the social avenue to achieve ____ I I '1 I - 'i greater success anti hapvthi. - ,_ it I J W%DVR thUD IS fl TODAYJ* er she wlfl have excelleniiknof art tnventiva nature anddlouidb3accordeda fjr,ecoflegeetibringoutthepracilcalltythetisreeiied 2:;1 to inakc them Wu1Dle. Your youngster wiA be bored wids f I whstewr Is G1450iod. bt will ;peeciatc A an-wit basics. Religion a Inust twe. t us' m . C no ezsrrpr The Slar impel, the) j nsrhfeislargeiyuptoYOLP 1. CamiliRthter'sndIvduaFsticryeuriign(orMareh ix ft" ecotty. For ycurcopt setid your blrthdate and 11 to C&rroll - __ i Riow Forecast lwo (Sati Meraid, P0 Dos 6$, Holyod, ( 6) Truth (6) Hoans Hcroe World tiatu aJJL'r - 10 As an example of two fl'cs'flt run-arosm between stores selling such Items and lhit' Ina nu fact un'rs AT J STEWARDESSES' -. ______ It I, r- -------- . •---'* I _______ ________ ___________________ __________________________ 2:00 (2) Days Of Our Lives (6) (C) Newlywed Game (l Andy Griffith (C) Truth Consequences 2:30 (2) Doctors (4) The Edge Of Night (C) Girl irs My Life (44) Patty Duke 3:00 (2) Another World (6) The Price Is Right (C) General Hospital (44) New ZOO Revue 3:30 (2) I-ow To Sisrvive APMrrIa ge (4) Match Game (C) Doe LI!. To Live (44) Bultwinkle 4:00 (2) Somerset (6) MIIV Griffin (C) LUCY Show 124) Sesame et (46) GIlllsn's Island 4:30 (2) Bonanza (C) Movie (44) Petticoat Junction 5:00 (24) MisteRogers &toi. 1:00 (2) Chase (4) Sonny 1, Cher (C) The Cowboy 114) Washington DIET PSYCHOLOGY DIET ion (44) ABA All-Star First of all, don 't look for Basketball smne "magical" diet that will -3O (C) Movie (24) T heatre in lop off pounds for you: America Most 01 the publicized diets you 9:00 (2) MovIe will red uce your weight if ".'°' follow them! 9:30 (11) The Rogues That's the crux of dIeting, 10:00 () Kojeck namely, h to stick to your (C) Doc Elliott (24) Religious itinitej America So follow these medico70:30 CeratIon (13) psologicxi rules: lntrig'ae (I Ladle out your 11:00 (2) News kitchen and keep all other tempting vlands off the table (C) News (24) Religious v'here you eat! America (2 Include at least 400 (44) Night Gallery e4orles worth of protein 11:30 (2) Tonight Sham in your daily intake. (4) Movie For there Is no storage of (C) Wide World Of protelnl Entertainment (44) Movie So your heart and other muscles will grow weak 1:00 (2) Tomorrow () Movie tomorrow unless you cat (44) News Stre (44) Gf' Acres 5:13 (11) Tomorrow Show 5:30 (2) News (4) Green Acres (13) Reveiation Generation protein tomorrow! l05 Is per THURSDAY cent of Its calories In the process of digestion. MORNING 6:00(9) Sunrisi JubIlee No other food does so! (3) Don't talk sthout dieting or 4:13 (2) Sunshi ne Almanac sit around dlscu&ing calories ar.d menu items with group of Almanac other dkt.irs. 6:30 (2) SprIng Ctreet Your dieting pals may all U.S.A. (4) Sunrise weigh. in at Us meeting, but Semester then focus on other topics than 7:00 (2) Today food: (4) CBS News (4) Fatpeoplehave stretched oo' Big 'rep stomachs, often acaiting Due $ 00 p$ gastric juke and thoa gnawing (9) MIke Douglas at,ncrmally. Show So shrink our stomach last, 9:00 (2) PhIl Donahue Stscm as by reducing your liquid InMy LIne? (6) take during cool weisther. (9) Movie Then it will reginter"F'ill" on C:30 (4) ConcentratIon a aTsaller amount of (oct 10:0) (2) Dinah's Place () Also, omit liquids wIth (4) The Jokers Wild you' meals lor they reduce your act of chewlngandmerelyflush 10:30 (3) Jeopardy (4) The $10,000 larger blte3 down your Py ramid esophagus. (44) Fury Eatties (like pigs and geese 11:00 () W1zrd Of Odds or ducks) flush down their food (4) Gambit (C) Spill Second but other nithii'Ii eat wi thout (44) Film use of tiuldj meanwhile' 11:) 0 (2) Hoiiywd Go low on caffeine Squares icr they produce nue hunget'. (4) Lo'e 01 Life Try my dehydration, high (C) Brady Bunch protein diet, w hereby you will (44 Not F or Wc5fln Only shrink your stomach the fj 3 News 11:55 (4) days and also lose 10 rmds AFTERNOON with IC days. News This shrinking tnvolies 12:00 ( (4) Sects't Slurm ttat uid Intake tuu Password to one glass (S Os.) the 1st day; (44) Variety News tisen 2 glasses the 2nd,followed 12:30 (2) BatHe (4) Search For 3 glasses the 3rd day through Tomor r ow the 10th. (C) A cup (8 05.) of cottage 12:35 (2) News cheese counts about 200 1:00 (2) Jackoot calorien..vetfillsvourshrunken ----stomacyou feel empty. I pr efer to cit the First half of that cup of cottage cheese and d1 :s teaspoon of jam or honey to the second half, for I don't enjoy meals without some c". LD '' .. ' [ CBS CANNON "Blood Money" Peter Haskell Is guest starred as a flaboyant attorney. He agrees to defend a doctor accused of murder when Jail ed financier is kill ed trying toescape.Thetinanclerfakesa heart attack, and a gun is planted in the doctor's bag, but the doctor Is accused of coin. pllcity in the holdup, then murder when the convict Li ki lled in the escape try. Cannon is Is hired by the doctor's wife. House 440140F l$lCS"PII - - P1' UI 5556 $ 149 SPECIAL _____ _ - li 10PM - -i EN LOUNGEOPOAlLV,CLUD,h5U "_ - • _- -' •A4 WESt 4754 tIVI •1 --' ENTERTAINMENT IN Soidbatt SW Iii " • 932 - 5.1.9. At "The t*u' Pw PM experts only. The hand 'was played in a team game. At the other Iabit' P. Hal Sims. another of i. West North 1. DAILY .41 Pan Pass 24 4NT. Cast PI Pon $.aib 16 Pau iv 39 1 I om / SA.ct~.f boneless $19" '1 von Zedtw tz. They were using 7c broiled tmi,.d W,9' 10 A PliSid $da,. P5a5.. S'Aw Crwn And C)wvei I YeqtbW. Ga*eI Grese Selac, laSi AM 3uftw .1' FVU courm 1111) ( DINNERS t\ () 0 P 04 Rwd Inn When South showed — "Ii San two aces, Harold (Mike) wanted to know about one more card the queen of trumps and trotted out a bid invented / kF,US.k1 Sheraton- s Vnnsi.r- bil t,Iti1n4Iorth, merely bid two spad es to see what Waldy would do. Wal's three-heart bid showed the ace and suggested a slam so I) Vanderbilt promptly barged into Blackwood. 1. rom*2 95 \\ forelne In uam - _ The bidding ACROSS Writ North East South psss I'ass ic 3C j',sss Pass IT 36 Pau 14 ['ass 4 5)._ VU, S hold £ A IC 7 a. s a a sa v " 3 Wednesday's periods A-Bid (lie hearts. Sour parftw'r can still bid s*, If . want to Jump to iii ',oursrit scu wont tie osrrtsIJdkng much. TODAS"S QUESTION Ins:t'ad of rL'spc'nhI,ng OisC dia' mond your partner has res- pondesoneheau.Whatdoyo'ido now' Answer Tomorrow tSSnsaIIpartl:I. wu-ipser II t4aikd to 17 Rom.ati trosue II 'fatal ,oe.'sd bathing uiI $$(i-iJ 'p St Poeiu 10 Large bird $1 Number 42 SF?! pulle4 ftnatite lab 34 Art - - - — ----- - - . - I A -. )' -_ 36 Feminine name 3lMsrus*,ra 40 Kind of tide i p1 i I I.rnings ife I i,JtlflI 33 Counsel Idial -_- ' - 3(aseous .5 - ' .1St - '- - '.inI-i 3911'ectpitatmo 41 5e,Pinre 451lid Testamrnl 7$I'riis.annu, b'.'k SEsist 31 Feminine 7 Y,t',mth,-r Appellation 52 "la,.'ulinc 57 Newspaper -it t, i_vI., — ,• I_u P .1 in , It cousp A N N So suild m for y Me a IIHM tc LION to POWWS In is 949 Dayt. enclosing a long _ FVERYTUESOA'V sutnped return envelope. plus VEAL PADMESAN . quest for so send I Choice 01 Tw W& & diet bockle in enclosiry a long stamped, envelope an cen" In Cover - -* U Ccinpl,sedinne, 3 . .s of ch4 musk,d __ £VENYTHURSDAY ½ lb. WePernSteak ChOICO 01 To Vageta Hot 81,081111 a Butler U ° I GOOD ALL DAY flk(ocdncs *irsct ;%&* • =r' - Choice of Two viligotabWs I I IIIIII' Calif Is- EVERY FRIDAY 'z b Chepped !lrIoIn OR 4fl DIJØ$ I - i . Open Daily IIamtiltp,m,_ frI.a Sal.fit lop,m, IlDC French Ave, (Hi.w1y17..l) I Al 1,:, at t..HERE.. WAIT F;,E M1PJUTES P,5 55t113 I AND THEN TAKE A CHAIR TP4ROIJâH, I Our;'.- ANO OFFER IT 01 '' • 'r CUT T4Nl,v 1L _________ 1. . I T; PM r ly , I FRANK AND ERNEST — in business _3-" u5r ______ i(1TITTI . .)' SPORT!_J TO YI4AT KLUTZ am w4 WONDER IF THE VALUE I OF Th DOLLAR WILL EVER DROP lOW IINOU&H SO v - WE CAN - AfFORD ONE? 2.6 1'4?E5 - by Dick CavolI WINTHROP •i '' ( FLEE EVERYONE! f!FLEE: R.EE ,/ - Sanford, Florida, the abovi the being made to terms Of said Writ of is , 1'n 9ff Ser-i'rwie County, Fleda t'ublsl Jan 73, 30, Feb. 6. II. tIll _DFX12) NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE I III IIII WIII-;-- Iu ..'. NN i ill _ oni.: :.I II JuI ANIIIIIII1I - f Of ' Wri ,,frj I i s wo 2 N_ mom S 4 FICTOUSNAME IT: is hereby given that I \ TASLE,&EPJTLEA.AEPIT I- 14E5 5TOPPEP, ALL. KI6NT' 911Z.L ç1P'"ii I_ ALTAMONTE DRIVE FUNERAL HOME. and that I Intend to register CAl Cf'cnenl FMthing, Defendani, laid names with thi Cierx of the w+iich aforesaid Writ of Execution 'lrcuil Court. Seminole County *as delw,rt'd to me as Sheriff of Florida in accordance with the o the FiclltIo,s Name 5,m,i5o Coun ty, Florida. and I prOvisions r,i. T. UI' (L J UT have levied upon thC tollowing described property Owned by Florida Statutes 5957. Charl Chaff" Miller tb-m Cii Cement S Erik L Andersen Fin5hiflg. Said property being atedin Son nol.Cc'onty. Florida. PUblISh Jan 73, XI, F e b 6. 53 1971 '"ore parlicular ly descr bed as EX 'cI' *i One II) Harley Oavi'tson FICTITIOUS NAME Mo'o'c,clr. '73 FIn Tag No 17A Not i ce is hereby given that I am 554 VI No 03491 engaged In business at Reservo'r One tll 1949 Cadillac. Tag, PlO. 4$ Lake. SanlorJ, 337/I. Seminole WW 735. Vin No 14I7552 County, Florida under the fictitious and the undCr*lgned as Sherllf 04 name of ED'S SAW SHARPENING emrole County. Florida, will at SERVICE and that I intend to ii 00 AM n he 14111 day ef register said name with the Clerk 01 A 0 1 9 74, otter for Sale lpe Circuit Court, Seminole County. and sell to the highest bidder, for Fonda in accordance wit,, the cash. subject to en'y and all ei,Sting pr avis,os o the Fictitious Name Ie.,,s, al the Front (West) Door Of Statutes, To Wit; Section 54309 t he s.mric.ie rounsy Courthouse n FloridA Statute-s 5957. -"' m N E" - 0 . ~.. Id [A. r a . a Sanford, Florida a banking corporation, w'iI be held ,n the Board Room on February 53, 1971. al 9:30 a.m for the fOltig Notice \- by Crooks & Lawrence 11 - Semoran Blvd Altamonte Springs, State Seminole County. Florida under the Publish Feb 6 II, 5911 fcttious name ef SEMORt.N '3EV 74 NOTICE OF SHE NIFF'S SALE__ • UPERAL HOME A A.. AN NOTICE IS HERE BY GIVEN nt DENSON SEMORAPI FUNERAL HOME, A ,A., SEMINOLE virtue of nsa, certain Writ E,ec*if,on issued Out 01 and under FUNERAL HOME, A.K.A.. SOUTH the i4aI at the County Court of SEMINOLE FUNERAL HOME. Orange County. Florida, upon a final AKA. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS HOME. AK iuecmrnt rendered in ti-c lfo,esaid FUNERAL Co ri on the SIP' day of December, ALTAMONTE FUNERAL HOME. SEMORAN BOULEVARD 4 0 1913. in that certain case FUNERAL HOME, A A t'ted. Custom Concrc,, Cor court on the 251h day 01 November, AD 5973. in that certain case on titled, Paul Pdordman Plaintiff, vs Dennis Mees d b a Hammer En tcrpriete, I k a Hammer En i•iiiiiJ Moreover, a little sugar or candy Is helpful In dieting, for sugar helps breax down the fat molet.-uksinyour blood sitream. For a mere 100 colones you can also eat a small hot dog, or k of ,... SI I'anl iIaed a . 'seal) Rictard (ock) Stone torprises, HNNEI II Idoo a-.. -- - this 79TH day of JANUARY A 0. 17i ........ .,.• ,m •.A the seal of the County Court of Orange County. Florida. upon a final t rendered ifl the aforesaid $Sl.nnfith i TURN IN 15415 RESTACRASJT:,.LEr6 EE IF APE-BOY P4A'l.,f AR0I.J54f STOCY,HOLDERSMIEYINO C.reat Seat 01 thi 5'lc of Floridi, at DEX Ill Tallahassee. the Capital, the — try v'rtve 01 that certain Writ 01 laI)ulione 49 I'rrP4itmn sn,a6.rs nit kn.imn 4 Mjiictous imp 30';c twxg subject 53 Small child i 4 CAPTAIN EASY the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that 47 thmr!ur • 44e element S('o*bomosie 2-4 ,, .,, is ('c(i,lion It 1:lie- anal i Bristle RM .1 _ satisfied mreting 'John Y. Mercer that requirements of the law President Pyi been comFiled with Publish. San. 11. Feb. i, 5974 GIVkPI under mt hand end the '..*tiSfy .' I' t ., ~ reFartment of State 04 the State Florida, the documentary authority required Gutt e d under SectIon 101 27. (I) Elef a Board of Diredors for F Statutes, showing the dissolution Cf such corporation the ensuing year (3) The trantaclion t Such other Plow, therefore, the Secretrrv of business as may come before the MM, do's P'ereOy crlty 10 the Deportmenl That tad Sate i 10 A rm& pat" II 4erif,'rn tl.j,4 I ,he of l.it'T'tj .t . ' 21 StI-thiltI tu4s 'we Inew' Panda FurtPte* information naiIable from the Civil Division the Seminole County Sheriff's , c_a_r't;t,l ;;"'!"_ ^114 .11,4% ' 1 ti 24 Arabian gull t ;h1c) - 25Nt'IIOek I Depot lab I 2 Skills .',°,' ' UP, Et..ME'? Trip annual meetIig of the stQcthoIder t of the United State '" corporation did on the Sink 01 Seminole. Garage in Altamonte Springs. '.;,t.',' .:i.( rb .: I i.ii.'!r-I at tcwegong MId that Pie EHS4H, WkAT'S ('"\ E E 7- 05- i.... business SANFORD, SEM IPIOLE COUNTY IN THE State at Florida, and whereas csvw rY k___ ,j. described personal property. Vcb-c,eS be-nq Stied at Altan,onte .-,. .- - ..J!J ',IASPAPIC (vlIt.eN'SI ASV., I It U ' 27 Musical s y llable 79 Avid 33 Makes deeper - ' - 6.OSiste veht,I, liFe-mate is in! ' I' N:I '7'-.'!zI I.'4".UF41 Contractionl.Il.pnIil 9(k'i'k face flk'utttih - 44 umerwaI sufl,i 44 Mrul(astener 4$ Donkey s,,. rr's £-'EWV__COiMFORTA8) Q~R~ K! FICTITIOUS NAMI In The Name And By The Authority NOTICE IS hereby lam Of The Stat, Of Florida fl busineSs at Geneva, 10 ALL TO WHOM THESE egog COME, Seminole County. Florida linder the PRESENTS SHALL f ic t i tious ni-me of GENEVA GREETINGS Whereas, C P DAWSON, SAN. GROCERY, and 'hat I intend t W LIPS, register sad name with the Clerk of FORD. FLORIDA; the (,rcut Court. Semnole County, SANFORD, FLORIDA. F. CERESOLI, SANFORD , Florida in accordance with the provusons of the Fictitious FLORIDA. dl on the 151 d 1t:cU,,tnrr, A 0 I950custo be S'atu: e's To Wit S,-cton C65 0' T Iortj Statutc$ 1951 b(O'flti4 S Joseph Grrard StateofFiora SANFORD `F %* Pubi,s?t Jan 1 6. 23. 30, Feb. 6. 1971 MERS AUCTION, INC a raton, with its Principal place of DEX 41 .,n.4.. by Heimdahl & Stolid -- Fetxuary. "-r SOTObabsluate Sjt,pionpsg(os34 On thc u nm iahemInine luff ii . "' What do>'oadonow' ' -- IC An*er to Prewious Puzzle asl(.'ih.,, iSea unduLation - Iql'cij,Ils lilangeptarit 13 Historical 1974 BUGS RUNNY £ porat,on, a Florida iorporation Plaintiff, v's Charles Miller t d 0 a ., ,. Sea travel j• . be-n has V ty ' By the Sea * (' __________ - .4l-lAU. - Dewy Clerk 0 1 tP 0 0 III Magnolia Averje P0 Son 1361 OF CORPORATE DISSOLUTION secretary 5v'asl'!IER 1\TtMIlt:q the Van- derbilt Club (the first club convention that Is very simiar to many of the modern ones) The spade response was li 110995 but satisfactory'. back in the '30s by l&yed Vanderbilt, the inHarold ventor of the game of con. tract bridge, and Waldemar I. K IND 5115 4 O Manhattan or Martini — -- Cid IN5M '1I(7S. fallow showed him two Not eiegar.t, By Oswald & James Jacoby Today's hand was bid and NESEN1 LUNCHEON R South cards. North opened one diamond. Sims responded one spade. North jumped to four spades. Sims asked for aces and bid the grand slam when North ,_,_J DAILY held the great player. - Peu Pass [OPentIilead-oS DON'T MISS THE 1• I Pass 50 A5I the Neither vulnerable DRINKS *1101115 lAND Dance to your fovonte runes kosn 8 30p m until??? - This elegant bidding shows why Club convent ions are for 4K 1073 HAPPY HOUR Spec1tL snown. ' SOUTH .Cewge &&A 15 Rit trump honoi s. In other worth, if he held tist' queen. In addition to the ace already MUSEUM I Sa nfOrd. Florida 377/I DEY 73 Attnrny for Plar,1,Pl Putith li-b 5. 1971 PRELIMINARY CERTIFICATE 0EV25 was the grand-slam force asking Waldy to bid seven IF he held two of t1.2 three- 4 A Q562 A96 lb. CountrtioI5lon Sound- By. 9-fl NBC WEDNESDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES "Sam Whiskey "A tight-hearted action adventure starring Burt Reynold. and Angle 1ckInson. Publish ret, 6. IIdI'It IrIt'lI I))' t'.I% Culbertson. his six -club call EAST 410 4 10 4Ja52 I By Marie W Walker dS AKQ$65 ',m-ro IC (Cint Or Marla I VhIei Depy Clerk . NORTH DI 4 K J 93 2 I COLLEGE Click of Ciru,t Court Cnmi;oner of SemrIe County. Fiorda By Arthur H Bsckwith. Jr. Clerk INATBRIDGE ___ _____ by Lorry Lewis Arihor H Beckwth, Jr Board of County Club Conventions for experts LUNCHEON 5cvtOfl tSeaII . - Sanford We Still Have Our, (/Th manage.torecoverafortstneln gold bars from a sunken ship, then has trouble trying to hold on to It. Angle plays a young, pretty widow who knew 01 the trUZf 'and made a deal wi th Sam wiskei (Burt). Evil men lur k behind the scenes, watChing every dive to the sunken treasure. oI k Stea SORRY, COACH, T14i5 EQUIPMENT IS OR EXHIBIT BtT ONL' J IF YOU IVNT TALLER PLAYERS... lange — E1 'LI as — tm - (44) Gomer Pyle (C) (13) Wlils Family (24) Sesa.ne street (44) Lucy ShOW 6:30 (2) News ) News (') News (13) Ernest Tubb (44) Hogan's Heroes SIAO rafl 0 Burt as a saddle tramp who 16) Nows ___________ 1111 (II) Electric Compa ny 4:00 (2) News a - The Guiding Light Right ____ movie, and their actions which abort an attempt to rob the roundup money. - - LIU ' — AN Us% WPIIDAD ATs 24.10 sow ot aunts AT: 44 _____ _____ thi' which Yielded exactly nothing I am sitting on a chair that belongs o a dinette set I like very much but cannot keep l oo k ing nice. I cannot bus' replacement stats (ui the worn 0111's. AIMI I am using a cigarette ltghter that is lii,' lt't I have ever ow ned but due to constant ue i wearing IIIII tni h toe! and fuel tn's vlert' sUpxiset1 to 1w rt'Iillabk'I and I cannot even buy an all-new one. Each tim.' we ton'.umt'rs six'ak out about bu i lt-in obsok.cect' we are told U,i're is no such thirsg. Someone is confused, I feel better for having written thic r.',.v,. ,( "' ut.' d f.'.. ur,. "'! :: !'':t' ::: ;;:'. f','l F-s ing - .JANE I DEAR P()I.1.Y and Mrs ..1 A.. - I had a while polst'ster . skirt with a spot that nothing wouldt' rem',v 11111111 tri,l a. A1111 " .Solving an effervescent denture clt'anlflv tablet in water and using this on the It worked I tui:.'ct that she test a curner of her afghansrlt Irsi \IHS S G DEAR l'OLLV Arounti 11w fiII rs t , i t Iii.' rear lutist 01 U.S get quite a few calenuars and cert;InIv more than we can use. hose with big numbers art' great to It, lfl the kitchen. 1 save any extras and have them on hand us luck in bridal shower presents I may be giving through the year They are alwas's mort welcome and m(ht pt'o;)lL' .'av they n e ver thought of doing this since calendars may be 'harder to It)' lain_ator. MI_ L.,S, ' .. I- CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS . such a thing is Imsihte I -,. fe. are dsdlaiming any and all right of the above styled Court. will at 1100 County of Seminole and the public in o'clock AM on Friday. February and to the foIIowir d escribed 55th. 19,1, otter fui' sae and Sell to r,ght; of way, to wit. the higheit a nd best bidder for cash . That part of Lot 61 begin at So',itp, at the front (West' door of the W West Coiner of General Hvtchiso. Courthouse of Seminole County, Parkway and Timocuars Way, Run S Florida, •t Sanford. Florida, the degrees 41' W' W JTa, feet to following described property, lying r' 0 a Run S 69 degrees ii' Sr , w a being in Seminole County, 12105 feet, thence Southerly and Florida. to wit Easterly on Curve of R equals Lot 10, Block A. Repiat of Sheet ' a ngle equals 72 degrees oe and 2. NORTH ORLANDO 50' III 21 feet, thence N 00 degrees TOWNSI TE, 41h 4001 TIOl, IS' 10' W 25 feet to beginning, begin VILLAGE OF NORTH ORLANDO. in Spring Hammock recorded in as recorded in Plot Book II, Pages S Plat Book 2, Page 2 thru S. Public & 6. Public Rcordt of Seminole Records of Seminole County, County. Florida Florida (WcsIlnoho,'se KF 130, By the Board 04 County Corn Bard F urnance E F 1011 mitsioners at Seminole County, Said sale it to be made 10 Satisfy Florida. thIl 791h day at January, the terms of said Final Judgrnenl A 0 1971 ( Seal I - ._ SSW1NG w DEAR POLL\' Mv I'ti l've&' ('ftflc'lfls the (II replacement parts for thIngs we 11,151' p.iiti good M'CI iring hilts's mr I hope this letter will start the ball rol jug to currt't- t this it ____________________ LN I -- _______ 4~ g i ven. passed and adopted a JAMESW PALMER and BrTTY J. Reiøitlon closing, vacating and PALMER. his i Defendants, abandoning, renouncing and the undersigned, as Clerk of the wearing. The tops of these socks are usually 'till in good condition and it seems a shami to ttsrw them -a way. -_— { I 1l1W'1k'IbJTMcATgi' • ,. _______ yiioe 7;,•• be [)EAIt POLLS' Sn, ely iint' ol the 'irk ('Ifl IVt' me practical sIIgg'st tons for using nn'n s orion i,iks alter the bottoms of the f'&'t have bcccniit- t:)o 111115 Iisr T I .4 ¶.rmnule Canty. Florida. pursarit pursuant tO the laws as the United to Pet-lion and NoOce r,retofor , Stati's of America. Is Plantill, and Polly's Problem Pf:T! ' /3773 A NATIONAL MOR FEDERAL the çV COtInty Commli,ioners Meeting TOAGE ASSOCIATION, a tor 1oo,-n in tre CourThuii Sanford, porat on orgsnlged and existing G,.ue 'VLrRE 'ltJ\ I'M GLAD HE DOES, roo-zv! HE I ui_jr THE FEELlts5i uxro 'swI S GET IS THAT -,HEmlJxsrMy S0!'iEBODY 0H. THIS IS MY FRIEND, FOOZY1 at j7 ,4r .,f I up where the film ended with the death of Wil Anderson (John Wnyne). First episode deals with the dsarinuncnt of the boys an Indica tion t hey won't the 79th Action P40 day of January. AD, 5971. In By Polly ('raml'r - (13) News (24) Viewpoint (41) Mod Squad 7:30 (2 ) The Price Is (13) As the Turns (C) Lets Make A (C) Dragnet ' - - - PISCES (Feb. lb Mar, 30) You )*ve to now Jui*mwt so gain the dots yma need. Some of your dr*an should 1:30(2) Three OnA Match 7:00 (2) To 1.11 The diet down t within 10 punth of t he weight 1 enjoyed as a new bride. 'For he claims he can't get romantic about me any longer. "At our wedding, I weighid 118. "Now I tip the ba throom sales at 'So I simply MUST drop to i to save my marriage. "But how?" range 9 to 17 and the story picks (44) Movie EVENING Ii 6LE (1.AD 'sw SHOWED U2! THOSE BASES HAD US BOXED IN PRETTY 6000! Board of Counly Commissioners of the Circuit Court, In and for Florida. at Its Scm'nole County, Florida. in Civil Scmen3Ie cc county, RI Mating create ' '." an friend it vivuld be ail nght with her As long as she didn't 1~;70f by Dave cavie VIIEAvss CBS THE SONNY & for a President" Chase and his plays the hired killer. CHER 5110W Danny Thomas unit haves special algnment, ineaks In for a break furs lUng, ied1n i foreign diplomat ByGEORGEW.CRANE, auznentIng an sarsnce by who doesn't want to be P1LD.,?.LD. Jim Nabors, who sings, and protected The playboy1041 ABC DOC EWCYTT "A &1;30 ABC THE COWBOYS eIa Involved In the Wfleflt dignitary is more bd rtxnanftc Involvement with a (PREMIERE) A recent John Small Hand of Friendship" 1)011 laces acute iti 01 Weekly sketches. Wayne movie has been turned i!!!cJJY G arland, r!pjaced dilemma! It confronts milieu pretty yang lady be Pu , featuring after making the pilot of "The of fat, st odgy lvn b. look (ArleneGolonka), than with Us Into a series now, the f ilm, Cowboys," itlil gets on tonight Like good Old motherly °' lI fact he's been marked for some of the kids from this Doe Elliot episode. She not seductive sirens. Th!s case 8-9 NBC CHASE Vacalion assasainatlon. Rex Holman including Robert Carradine In er of "Kung plays an unwed schoolteacher th (son of John, bro shows you how to revive your Fu's" David), A. Martinez, who becomes pregnant. The husband's ardor via boudoir Clint Howard (brother of Ron community Is shocked by such cheesecake! '* *p Howard of 'Happy Days" moroLa when the secret comes series) and 12-year-old Kerry out, and there's a big hassle at CASE Z445: Doleful DOre, • S MacLane. There's no John the school board which is aged 36, faces a sex dilemma. Wayne, but Jim Davis Is Us conslderinR her dismissal. "Dr. Crane," she moaned, fa thcrllgureu thekldshandle "my husband threatens to leave 'Television therowboychoresattheraflCh. me! The ye ar is 1876. the setting Li 'II hai even set an (4) News New Mexico Territory, the kids WEDNESDAY ultiratum of next Easter (C) All My Children 1 Wrong - j _I-iM,0 caMe Night Wednesday, Feb. 6, 1P74-9B ALLEY OOP - NOTICE OF N ESOLUTION ,MOTICI o eusuc SALE LOSlNG, VACATING AND tlorlcE IS HEREBY GIVEN, ABANDONING RIGHTS OF WAY that. pursuant to Final Judgment of TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN foreclosure rendered on February A. NOTICE is Mciby giv en that IPSI I71 in that certain pending in Hav sock tops and will TV Time Previews Be __ Ii!iot1ce. POLLY'S POINTERS . The Sanford Herald Legal Notice to n', '- .s "' " hrn,tf of ',emnii' County. Fonda, and h.s wr levied upon the foIiing oi., ibi',J iiqOpgl'tp Ownod by Detwi,s Mt-es, said property being located in Seminole Counly, Florida, more particularly dncr'b.d as followsOne I II 5971 ChcvntInt Van Tag I? G K 2939, Reg NPlc 3SIU 173101 and the undersigned as Sheriff of c.'m-nolr Cun?y. Florida. will at II 00 AM on the 21st day 04 February. A 0 19/I. offer for sale and WIl Ia HIC P'g',est bidder. to, casn, subieci to and All ,.islIng any at the Front tWesti ()co, 04 :he the Seminole County Courthouse in Sanford Fbi ida. the above Garage in Altamonte Springs, ,tabie tr ,v 0 F • 's,',i BLONDI E Publish Jan 73, V. Feb 6... II, 1971 STRAWBERRIES-ANYBODY HOME' J DEX 1 20 Nuclear Arms Talks Scheduled '- CLOT1-IESON' )LA -.-%'--i' WASHINGTON I API — The Nixon administration is gam. b'ing that it can get Its own iii house in order on norleat arms policy before Secretary of State henry A Kissinger g'x's to Moscow next month. US. olfa. daIs say. Announcement of a late March trip to the Russian capi(al by Kissinger came in tan. k'In Tuesd;iv s-itts disclosure that (J,S.-So'it arms limitation talks will resume Feb. 19. BEETLE BAILEY Mort Walker . ('4E'?, ,----<' xs FED ,Cpi! I uP - - - t,i) J, w'ril 'lM sad Sate is bCflQ maoe- to the t:ni'. of sad Wr.t of iiecutcn ".I:f Iff Sern.nsol-e Coun!y. Florida Pubhth Jan 30, Feb 6, II, 30. 1914 E! ¶4I LL TP 115 t.-\• et' 5TUFF LNEE.'t'E ) '.A.T - •1l'' ,' ," ---------- Lee Falk and Sy Barry ( ', WAIT N&E, I "Sf \. FE.&A9.._e,..". I — - / , N , 'i-k' - 'C - ",yi '---' L.': ' / ' jIIJ ' - -. , \ .&Icif TrI ' In fact, flwre is a ix'ssibi'ty tPwI tint' mIght not be a,-hit'ved by the lime Kissinger leaves for M oscow. these and officials In sit1it tnolved agencies said. The sources acknowlec'gel there is a gamble in all this. --- .1 0C However, some officials at I i -. _,"j ! ca'tnjtv - I ii thc Stht and (tie Arm.s Control L'7Jh J a cctxe..siso II l)isarnu.ment Agency said pci- W'/I?4. jj A.iE.. satel)- that it might take longer '.' ç'T than the two wt'ek kIt before 1. -SALT II reopens to reach a r" '4i .i!' My"11 '7' t'tflllltlOfl U.S. position ' -- /\ - 'liii' State IX'partmncnt line after 11w announcements was that the developments in. 1% dicated (bit' apIlIunistratipin was near ii basic position on the second round of the si-ca1led — SALT negotiations, THE PHANTOM '—-- County Sheriff's Chic Young HE COULD'vE l AT LEAST HAD ) ThE DECENCY . ., " 4f I. ,., - \'' ,. 4.. , �I 108— The Wednesday Sanford Herald -- .9 i IT I I Feb 6 The Sanford Herald a raying Y our Taxes .80" ___________________ Is R INFO M BORN THE I ak ng You Sad-Ease 111M LOSER Personals MATION The Bite With A Classified Ad. i by Art Sansom A. MARRIAGES Pe'forn,d by M&rllV" Silver Springs Airport Rd. cw 236 1777, Ret 7341433. — FACEDWITHA DRINKING PROBLEM Pe AicolioIe(s Anonymoui Can Help 3222611 PtiOneIfl 43*7 Write P.0 13o* 121) Winter Pail _______________ 0 f fair ia ARLI YOU TROUBLED? Call Tall 11'" 644 MI for "We Care Orlando 831.9993 'Holline". Adufl or Teem 1 Houses foal. 41 - DIAL • • FA Seminole . 0. Ask for Wont Ads I I s i..ød and Found -C flhruSflms ......... a Ilns LOST Lades Blue Clutch ____________________ _______________ 4 thru IStImII ........ corner 3rd & Oak, Sanford. Finder fltlm.s ........ ...... ..1?tt* HaIpWinfed 2 4 Business Opportunities keep money, return papers. 18 41 Houses for Sale ($300 MINIMUM CHARGE) pfeaW 3734140. ---.-GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE. JUST 14 CASE OF A RECESSION, 3 UnesMInimun LOST Siamese cot, dart brown, Sanford as openings for general NEED ROOM? mate. "Kim" VciniIy Il fl& 77th an fleet service men. Good pay AND ESPECIALLY bIcus of the The Longer Your Ad Runs SO REWARD 3224"I Scale, PiospitaIigatin, paid 941% Shortage. a s.ti Service. coin Large 2 story home with echo $ot, ngerated KWIK KAR WASH in the holidays. 2 week patt vacation fireplace in living room, formal The Less It Costs Per Line first year. Proscription drug Saniord area, w III provi4j, y,,101 dining, beautiful modem klIcen. 6 Child Care Per Day. STEADY iNcOMr program. retirrmenl orogta:r An In 4 bedfOom%. 2 b.sffs. central Prl vestment for those *tio MUST P44 life insurance Apply in Hot meals Tenier 'ove & care IV and air Virfy coc.1 cord.lwn Rated For Consecutive SUCCEED Clit tolled. $01 741 per'o SS3 West is? St.. Sanford. 531.500 Terms Your child Ed'cjlriI child care 471$ An Egual Opportunity Employer. 4 kindergarten A Child's World. Insertions-No Change 7151 5 Sanford Ave. 3221174 04 Copy . f1 fl ffl ACREAGE IMMEDIATE INCOME Christian Day School Ms 000ning Mornings only Retired or young for 4 or S i,r oics icr OIStr.bufor-pert lull jimt, to and 10 acres with 7 bdr in man to Ira ,n for tumnier work '.''1i%tç'r C Ill (.''"r,ri Chr r i S2pI, t'r: c i ,r-' 'i cstb,,.f r ns • ' ie.vs i' Department Hours aountt w,ti RCA CBS D.Sn,y Redeemer. 372 3552 or MrS SlIeC& Service, 2517 Country Club Martifl 372 4405. Rd , Sanford, Records Income pOsslbll.liet up $a.m..S:op.m. to 11.000 per month ith only Saturdays& Holidays Will take care Of small child i m LOVELY SHORT ORDER COOK. Mon. thru 13.300 rewired for inventory and Sanford 5a.m. .12 Noon Sat pteviolj3 experience helpful, training Call COLLECT los' Mr. I horm, 7 bath home with fOmil 3223544 DeadlinI-)7 Now excellent working condl?ion. James ll!1) 14) 4541 room sP'adA — Day Btlor Publication many crnpsn benefits. paid _____________________________ Ioca',n, 517.500 holidays and vacation. Coil UI _____________________________ 9 Good Things to Eat 3011. 79 Rooms for Rent Announcements Oran Lemons NO TRAFFIC NOISE HOUSEKEEPER- Live in I small Giape'rsit. Tarigeto I bedroom home on large lot Outside t-'C3rthofThlnk5 children Total expenses and E V Festef.32111111448 Sanford Court Motel of city with patio .ni lI the salary Phone 131 99)4 2-In .enortam --14e*iy renovated C01r TV, * w — ii Instrucjions tPPl Sc' efficien cies, & 1U.030Tcrrne PORTER. Wt time, his flelible, 3-Cernetanet ovmtet bay or et rates. U11 good working conditions, many 4-Pers.onil PIANO LESSONS Company benefits Some ci Orlando Dr., Siord. 373 3103, 17We.k Chord Coors, perienc, in 1100* and carpet Care S--LM and Found HarrW,%tef,IflJ3J? Call 044 30)). 4'Chl)d Care Apartments Rent J 30 I.*prrencett teciv & pain' rran 13 Triv I Agencies Un furnished 7-Motels Hotels A pp ly Aut, Sales. 26 - ' -Orlando Drive. Sanford ILYIPIG CARPET fOtIRS.. INC 1-Eating Places Nice land 2 bedroomaptv. Really. 377 -A,'line tickets.. Cruise and Tours lOOMagrs,lia Ave Apt 3 2,.I0 hiawatr.a Ave. at 11,91 Thinqt to Eat - o - 32315109&.m prn. official rate,. 30.) Serr.oran Blvd., k CAB DRIVERS IHWy tO-Da fl Yovn.tf _____________________ 4pc - --- -----------... --- ---------.-. - - Want Ad * rv "s. or -' '• ' - 4 -_ __-_.. - : . - - - ------__-----._'- ______________ t to - - - - - - ayton -. _______________________ FRANKLIN ARf,IIS APARTMENTS 1120 FLORIDA AVENUE to-Instructions - - 14 ----- 201 Camping.Resorts Park Ave. Sanford 'fe*lo* Coo _____________ _____________________ 1131-Travel )4-C.anspeng.Resoris IS--Action Sports Eniploymeat Ii*ant.d Stenstrorn Do your camping and canoeing at Full I and 7 be*oonn. carpeting LPN • 11 S,mino!e No alcoholic drop@$. Central heal and air. tufty Nurses Aides, all shIfts, Apply equipped kitchen. Adults only. Ph Camp Nt,'* C,t'wer. ' E. ---.._'_-_Second Help Wa nted , -.GENEVA GARDEN Theans*erfotaItoc3owjsnyou, "W APARTMENTS Old Car.' Sell it with a Clatsib 1505W. 25th 'I. Desk Clerk Ad 3 bedrooms. 7 baths. co.iv.nient to --- Malepreferrirj.31oilpry.,aay. ' schools, shopping center. SIteg es.rlenc helpful Applicant mu'.t have references and must be 2I-Sitvtiont Wattled __________ bondabe Benefits 1411th lMuran(e. Paid vacations, meals Apply in person at hera?on Sanferd film. Ii arid SR 10. at Financijj 24—Business Opportunities j it Oreoce. Ave. — Milk Maid wonted woman to mItt 24-insurance = oows With milkIng Machine modern milking Parlor 115 _-:. day Itadlng, Niçt,I shift Cell toe appolntmrwg. 3T.1)17 'CanIng ' flOW In PeROtIS • _________________ Rentat,i - - ROOMSbr forRent * It )3.-Apartmont* Rent Uith.rnishJ Furnished I 22-Houte's Rent Unfiwnlspsed * 2 3S 'M4*blie $401754 Lois , For Rent WHOA Dolthreiyaw,,useiji'4 if,. Sell them quickly With a -iesort Pluperty Her ald Wont Ad ca11in 322 30)1 and asking for a friendly . IsIW For Rent 3$-Wanted to Rent and Air,Fully equipped *ith dish wsthr. Colt Mrs '4ieamfvW 373. available. Call RCt.rve insurance Co • An Equal Opportunity Employer -_-___.._ CLERK TYPIST-'-E*per.,.,ce ;ref,rr,u 20 pm I day week. -_______ Detail & Coon up r.aan, ex 13-Lots and Acreage -4 *1--Farms and Groves at 1 IS -R*ssrt rpeerty _____ For L -_I . -4 k-' 44—income And ;nyesime,st Pepperty lid . 12 B4OJ'OOrym. Aiiiiltsonhy Park Avenue MobslePark 354$ Pork O*'ivl, 3732111 . — USED CAR MECHANIC, able to SANFORD, 2 bedroom Ol%nlsherj apartment, 1)75 mo, including ws.i*k cn any dome,li .. working cgttdit ,o.,S, Apply Urads _____________________ __________ SEMINOLE -i For Sale ii1 i. - AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS -- hO PETS I $11—TV wT: Pnone 373 ISO) after 3. _____ _________ ______ I ' This it a responsible admintttrativ 1 - _ feshnical civil engineering pos related to tratf Ic _______ youl $7-Sports Equipment b7c Merchandise inj 40-fke Equipment ition AndIupph's .61-3tddlng Maier*.I -- $7-Lawn litO uaroen i,scs; .3-tmt4ChuI.rV and louis cChfl I ml for Rent is-F el-Pets and Svppl'.s tflOflf; 10memilem agree there's easy and profitable' way to cvIcngisteeringdf's4rps witt clean p'sasis on traffic enqaneeinq,oe out .losets, cvpooaros, ba5.,'me ts, attiLs tr:d gdrages! When you collect a arntis esf efi u*eE.,t items that the family V r,as iOt i.nt erest ,'u -- - - - - rn 67-Livostack and Poultry ]I I of--Wisitted to Buy greait 69-Stamps Yj .10-,wap nd Tra I - bs * . fbiei It-MipIfle .-'---- __ Travel _ -. 75.-Campers T iler 16—Auto Rsars, cessef loP 'arts. - 572-JunU Cars "ref 13 I.1l REALTORS 734$ Park Dr. en - fatilY) 322- 2611 Slat. 6 53 MkI.FIa, Realty, 323.7860 Inc. $4 . ____ 16 8343131 '.DIVILOCNINY OP Wli,CO LAND CO Investment Property ' Agaltinag ftOuts rear hospital. Mains Lakeview Rest ttc.. t.ui 33V * W. block. garage. $100 me Income, $2S.000. Terms, Owner . muu r -- Income and . I . —I '46 .w k AUCTION . pickups SADDLE EQUIPMEPIT-BOOTS Western Wear. Save '*1 the 0.0 Cor ral Western Shop. 1753.1 mile ____ S a: OeRar' sa connect with a tr4endl Li. Vor.. .and you're Oil 993 will - Bikes, Bikes, Bikes' . - - ._ -- .. - I bidrto.ti. I bIDS, carpet & ac ttten equppe4 'ed P'-v v4fd To see Call 323 $511 Of 377 --_ I tAIDWOOm. 2 bath, sly5mo JSod&rm4Ciea'Mj.' "A'# )?l Vlj Engirow's office. i I## ~ IF t? AN EQUAL OPPORT NI TY EMPLOYER U . 33 Houses - Rent - Furnished - , ,, -''°' ro fuller w&#efl J7 ortmte 'NvEoltarreturrsOpqe Wary Prefer in d-vlthaal If" Sanford San rj o S*vIPt 5amnoi aroa - B11fl*SPVbPO,1y - I ib . L-X,lf~r` -'-""' ", ,,,, Office Equipment & Supplies . We Succeed!" Fern Park 151 7W Ill "' ./isC Oki) ARIA 67 Lawn and Garden •t I I " GOOD NEWS Eve" fel HOMES OF DISTINCTION 9 -' - O'iy 521 300 for this lOveiy Sf'A('Otj, I ti*OOQ(fl. 7 bath home featuring Inside Perfidy ruorn; Ce"bal all, fArrilly ro~om (Arpritj p at ,,, ''u''. 'I.-,m LAW_ much more AsSume preSenl rwlrtgaq, or refinance wilt?' tcw Cal; now Phyllis Cipponi. Assoc. . ~ - ~d. Close to everything Oi l See the homes built with Pride & the finest - , - --4 ':. to Ii ''-_. IdyliwIldo Homes .! Sanford Shopping Plaza -- £.USII1PS5 Oppurluplt,et — _____ Evenin1$I'Y routi, Sanford ar-va. f,v per SR 'ii: " . C • - Ca - (tON9'TTJCT1cit'jI.r, ', 211 14 V L14 1W : — R El '149 ptq1i O4fAcL Ver MI C - . I. i7.7 •mi,,Z tf ,i 0 . C 5?ore for turst 3 i'ost.çr* )iXi ckrp -_ CALL 322•2611 . -- W. 25th Sanford, Fla, For Appnt on want ads to provide you with most anything you want I I- '38 Ghu.MkTors KEN KER'4S GARAGE Complete Ataton'tOtye Service Beauty Care Horn. Improvements TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON ftofmetly h.rnietl's Beauly Nook) $IV F. Picts. 372 52 (p o'rrc & ,"t poirteng, repa's. carpenry, texture. v,sIdew,emoval 3130194 Free ads-ce 5, e,I . Bu$dozkg (ask for the circulation department) V Spegle & Stephens Pa'nti.'sg Contractors 2114 Country Club Rd Sanford, Fla 377 10)0 - Every Day in Used Farm Equipment *ill sell fast and easy altfsa Classified Ad. Call 323.6ll or $319953. Classified I We'll do your Painting No lob too small. Ph 373 5379 Pet Care D-'o training in your home AL Breed Dog TralsIng Academy. Means extra Savings for You I Call for free evaluation 131.7310, Boarding and Groo"tirgProfessional *ith be I a m 4 o m Animal Haven Bearing and GroomIng U2 *MY PET REST bliP offer 3pm. I Pressure Ckoning r,uarantecd. custom trim. F.aoeling, painting, all repairs Free estimate 322 035) IAPPV BEAR Ettc cr1 trio rig of rcteV.or Surfaces Roots. Mobile __ TODD'S CARPENTRY lpecialit.rmg in small and odd lobs Call III 131$ Psi 372 4057 materia ts LEACH ALUMINUM FABRICATION. 32)405, Work Cpenh'y tioarclng & GrOulniog Custom mad, screen roomS, car ports. Top workmanship arid - interior I Ecterior Plastering & Simulated Brick Phone 3fl 7750 Carpentry. Remodeling, Additions. Custom Work Free Estimate L'censed Bonded 3310095 BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVEMENTS Small J's Wa'nhed VINCENT'S CARPENTRY 373 93S"Lake Mary" senor Trim. Paneling, Cullom rpntrv.No job too small. 373 307? - easy Boat in the way' Sell it filtl with I low colt clatsil,eo ad 1 House Cleaning KERNSTRANSMISS:ONSERVICE Auto . Stand & Clutch SptcaILsIs Fr,* p'ck u. delvery I towing In EXTERIOR Still CU with rno,or *.:irk t Its SSanford Ave PRESSURE CLEANING F loon Wac _rig. window, )fl, 43,,,,, - 0i Tremblay, 3237711. '-- -SENKARIK GLASS & PAIN fCU. 710 Magnolia Ave 1 i ______________ 3735340 I L.Ssrvke' Lawn ClellsUp, and Llgfsf Hauling. . C. L Pressure Cleaning Eaves cleaned, rooft cleaned & coated Sr citizens special rates 373 1705 lily type of carpentry. intftIl'or -Personal Tat Set-vice No 7E oil Road)7 (S)C Entran 3772199 exterior. Free estimates. Call 44$$SSI after a -a - -'_ - Ceramics CS1M1C Tile-mplete bathroom remodelIng. SPECIALI Iwallsover tub 59950 Cill onetime III 74*4 Good Prices I PAUL SLA'ftR -. Professional Wallpaper Hanger - cermied Residential Coenmercal s_Pfm ;fl167) Fr" tImat, 5 PIe up" 7iei, Hare are .epevf repairman from 'o.io 5 clasSi?se'c r aw Ike Mary PubliC Acaduntiflg Call 372 43)7 or 323 12W & W*oper Hanging - Income Tax Good Quality Homes, Commercial, Industrial, Res4dertiaL42S.,2327 -- G & G Ceramic Tile Oy - ....:: tnicalService,Lic,-nsed& Bonded, All Scm 'sole Cc ii Hr An caer.ng Semite $205011 14.41 ENG7RAVING SERVICE Metal. Plastics, .St*elry. Tropnies ' S"ord, 372 ASW -_ - llCw3F 8th ZIG-ZAG SEWING V MA 'CHINE nd ~_ Engraving kCKSON'S CERAMICS, supplies, kiln dealer. 103 Closed ihuraday & $pqi,4p. 4237531 In keeping with it,, beautiful w04)dd surroundings. surrou ' T TAFFER PEA1I-'V three hours starting of materials rf . In, • INCOME & Wr,1d,nllal E17 JOHN'S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE mi N of Oviedo 2134751 __________ _________ about 1:30 P.M. each weekday afternoon, have a dependable autor-'thIle, and a desire to earn money........ yet a Za,rt P'aai, tas ?a't ________ AKMW - Aiitomotfv. Service ___ If you can spend two to - A_ - CLIFF JORDAN REALTOR - - - - -- ___________________ You can earn up to $300 Per Month by working only two to three hours an at. fernoon with a SANFORD HERALD DISTRIBUTORSHIP. -. 1 WT - SanfordEleclrlcCompaity In? Park Drive,3fllS3 _ IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ' -- 1970 royals Corona, I Or automatic,e' le mleage 332 0441 Spm " F oIl livwG E Appliances FOR 1974 EVEREST REALTY INC Realtor , 1401 $ H*y, 17 52 itla, $75 conaition Rest Offer. tail 373.7411 after 6 p m M to ecyclt. 154$ Toronado. 332 0937 :l.arinq lots our Specialty. 322 1731 ] __1..'_.1__'-.1Z- 12.150 Ph (904) 2131703 must Sell. 1,64 Skylark 1570 Gatacie, 1971 Triumph Motorcycle, 754$ Owner moving ApphanCfs d KULP ADDED - y ueen si ze DEPENDMILITY1 ff Depe '73 GR(MLJIPI X. air c0ndltlng, rad, automatic transmission, roof rack, a cylinder, low mileage, -- tCenfral Heal & Air Conditioning ':Of free estimate, call Carl Harris, al SEARS in Sanford 377 177) Metal desk, file cabinet, and executive chair, manual typewriter. All for *110 3330451 M. UNSWORTH REALTY Frl s 173 6041 Dr 3730517 1764 MaiIItef-W"? Coastal 3 whittIer 7 cycle economy engine New inspection sticker, tag. ready logo $315. The only Illing that gets more miles per gallon titan a Volkiwagent Call Pete Rich, 373 1011 Dealer lIP iftbled, 11 0., 4 speed, excellent Nothing down, lake over BULLDOZER WORK , - MO ' 'ci HALL REALTY ettimates DECORATORS, 377733, Elmer Bakalla, Inc. 1, I) r _________ il.la& - For Rent RENT OR LEASE Pool room f or its Free I - mileaqe, 1755 Call Pete p.c?' 22 1651 Call cr edit manager 373 0720 Auto Repairs a Cod$.ehg 7 #,ak,s Wus air Carpet cleaning, we get time dirt ,A .1 '73 Pinto. 3 Or. Runabout, Air cost cI'I,oned. aufomalic, bright red, A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You! All sites ana models, 10 iPeIdL S spenas, and standa,u bIkes now ivaitatle at Firestone Store. Call )4777 fts,a.fes?at ay Port A Crb. ditlon, $11 Call III 1107. _______ I "We Don't Stop Realtor Houses Rent Unfurnjshed ''* d I ____ _________ =111 41 12 'r 'a t1riji, cto ['r • *A ll to wall carpet, central seat & an, Intercom, two car Qara, 111W 151 5* - lie _l.____ 1571 Chrysler New Yorket Broug't ri I door hardtop Loaded and I mean loaded 13173 IN? Chrysler Newport Custom I door Sedan Ar, radic, heater, Pb. p.s. One owner, lOCal car. 5113 Both cars in 'mmoculat, COr*OIIIOVS No rust on damage in any way SP1C-LLEY USED CARS, 700 French Ave.. 3237500 Bc$es I'* I 323 4112 ask for Woodall — n Old location of Sanford Auction 4. 44 Ford Fairlane 500 Fastback, 6 ct'ndi-, standard. A 1, 1450 Call S S Low ovememsd or keg or all pants. Delve a little. Save a DeI Nursery and lIlt-si Farm. Rd 115, 7 Commercial carpeting, foam backing, $3.75 per yard, any color, 4. emerald green. AM FM radio, low mileage. 11755 Call Paul rascella, 312 1651 Dealer, Stamps-Coins olt Auto Batteries $1155 IEL'S BODY SHOP 1109 Sanford Avenue Ia' Boat with 35 HP Jllvsson incioi', new tr,iler, $230 Cash. 323*71). Autos for Sale 19 70 51W Kiijrvs tih,o Coupe. - Equipment '.,e - CENTER. 109. W Il 323 43.3). CITRUS TREES f rom $1.15 to $50, MAITI. AND PLEA MART liii Itwy to 53. Open Sat. & Sun. 9 ') I. i 180 10 bu y a sell gold or lIver COH5 contact us first, We also buy bulk silver coins. SEMINOLE COIN Auction Salurda, a' 1 pm. Sanford 3127770 in s774 '44 CHF'..'V PICV.UP Long wheel Nothing down, take over Call credit manager 3736730 Parts.Accessories 60 We buy furniture and mi5 Sell for 73 p0 Consigt,mers' r,ee d.ning room, kitchen equ'pped. pt:ALT0R C sls buyer for used articlts. fu' nit ure. etc HWY a AP4TlQUE 1 31,6,77 16 FOR PUBLIC AUCTION, IN) Ford i'4 sie hqNe-st t.'lc,,m uSC' t. 'I. 'I . ),vfc,(: F'ti 7 10 30 a m EVERY sooclal sales out Of any$Pin, value 1100 Pr,nc$, Ave. lanised. Ph. 3fl7435 CASSFLRERRY 7573 CiseyroIe Dump Truck. Ii' Assume Pe5rnrnts )' 6743 Alter n Hwy. 1742 Spy. sell4 consign. 1& bedroom. 2'; baths, family room. I ' Stop Urn!" CASN377 4137 For used furniture, appliance,, tools, etc flup I cr 13Jl items - Larry's Mart, 713 3.a"Ioqd Ave Boats & Marine COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE __ ___ 66CHEVYIyTC5NPIc4p Nofhirq down, lake aye,'. Call crrsiit marsjg,r 37343)0 * U' Aturnnsvn 0015 wIlls P,HD Johnson '150,0* 300 tilt trailer, 1725 327 3304 aftsr 1 30 MONDAY NIGHT. Anliqcqe, TVs, Miscellaneous, New and used IS' Fibergilts best with 70 HP furniture and appliances Plus Mercury and Trailer. 1150 372 sp.cial sales (watch ads) $320 'PUBLIC J_ Call 373 $14.4 ..._ ROBSON MA RINE 'Auctior.eering Servicee COUNTRY LIVING e third are, fenced. 3 . *SanfordAucffon - 7.___ . 7 ,----- 32711 Garage-Rurnmage Original owner, 33 MPG, 31.715 1730111 - 323.3900 5(1 125. Co The Sanford Herald, P 0 Roe 1037, Sanford, Fla, ____ For Sal yfi shop or Oflke potential 377 ------..---- .41 VW lquaeeb.ck, Automatic. FORD FSOOWITH FLAT RED. Nothing down, lake Lvee Call credit manager 373 4230 1544 Ford Rant hero WANTED TO BUY Late meI motor home Mist be in Good Condition agtd a good price Write Putting furniture in storage, setllrsg many Items10 E C*,Iernan Slnfor 3735137. S0Mlscellanogs I wall to wall carpet, new roof, _____ - --.--- party, TV'Radjo.Sterpo __ - (re-il Save 40 Pct -Buy direct Wanted to Bjy Are waiting for you i n Class*fied Every Day I I944COMFT Loaded hdOtNirq Down, TakeOver ,,'II Manager. 373 62)0 For domestic 4, imported Pickups ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED 'top prices paid. used, any Condition. 0441170, Wnter Park Se es - Sw'.tand- This nice 3 bedroom. I bath hoine, ktcPwn equipp. CLIFF JORDAN some Carpeting, fenc ed yard, can be yOsa's for Only 515.500 with me REALTOR Ill $721 payment of $100, LAUE OLDER HOME Sufliand-Owner transfa,'red & said Completely rem odeled, I irepleie, sell thiS lovely 3 bed-corm, REA'.TOR Altec 3373991 n? 9214 - - 447 N Orange Ave. Orlando, F I a 115.7740 Near O.eeva Gardens *0I 3 tr00rn with large wooded fenced yard Hc'mq inlud5 some furniture Priced at only 114.400. Gcod 'ecms Phyllis Capponi. hone elItt carpeting & yard for only $71,500 68 TELEV 151014 SETS $31UP MILLERS - 3720353 24 IS Orlando Drive, 'fl Good land, U7,300 including crap '23950 Oft Well 1515 lIves for D.'ane Hardesty, Assoc i WELAKA APARTMENTS -- adl 93 1. and Trllkrj U-et0s I" V Lsmgwood thAn ,ed slI 500 to *22.500. Ask 7 bOth ,*ltolesale prices guaranteed JEEPS** Sanford Motor Company Trucks and Trailers ---------- 'Open 1 a m loll pill ,? days GORM1Y'S, 3 ml east of Sanford on 16 at RR 33 473. . jpsSFr,ncn Ave. 327 4317 - 69 Cl. • Altrttllvr I tearoom. I bath S.ANICRO SOUTH Ce1..Witry home. T ll ___________ . v*tif#ibnt Rermefilt inrt,,st. pLies pad Piolpstalitatcm. Eight frlldAy5, sacat,on aid Sick làyt Apply County .Sell thertil with a fast rl -fi", lo~v ro-A r-3n1'.jrd %i4'S44 4 4 15.... Trucks Realtors WASHER, - iTEFBUMPERS-537.50 DA NDY FEEDS Direct from boxcar service. used machines MOON E V A PPL lAf I C ES. 723 lOfl Choose from 4. I 3 yew old 'to Children or Pets. 7725507 Call atIr 4. pi ct ',mlt,c ..'nt-er ng Removed * KENMORE mpsi4 4 Excellent condition _______________________ - Feed 10 **AMC For the best buy in American Motors, and Seep vehicles, tee: DON BALES '69 Chevy Truck Locking fc*1 to. jocl condition Extra i-se rear fret 51(1) d ,t or si000 iii 2q31 AIttr S —__-- __ 67-A Appliances na----Whirlpool Wash er, very gooj con df ion, re built. 150 Call 130 ISM Farms and Groves 3iFii. gItrus tes. close Spanish. Colonia l and Modern 3 bedr oom medals. Carpeling, garages. ranges, refrigerators in allmod.fs OnePiiascentralaW. All like new Møi'$Pily Payments tots "santoro s sate, Loader" YourMu11icleU'stlngAq,ny Local and National MIS ' Ill lIsa 44 It.f 444 1415 ' s - Inc BARGAINS Call 322.2420 Anytime ------ - -------- Roberts & Gilman, bedroom. 2 bath on neatly _________ .,,,asiaa* , YOU Call Credit Dept SAtiFORr SEWING CENTER, 30 A. Ees lit St. 5 av,ford 322 tIll -----------____ acre, with formal dieting room, possession. No Fiorina room ass) all eIfta5 lmnmettlete Qualifying.Assum, low Interest ________________________ ________________________ No money down, If you go VA or S Cloan I LOOM apartment Adults pct, down *eth low monthly payments on a very clan 3 berm only, no pets Near hospital After me I yrs. old with central air rb 1 lt I last mo 3725111 And fenced yard Mid s operation programs. Famniliari,a t.(yi w-'tti Standards for trallc con trot deSired Knowledge 01 rin c.ptes and 9fCttCI5 of traffic on g'neerisg, stn.il de'skgn and re lated I*elos Bachelor's degree 9-Bicycles $9—Muiic.al WW, in W - Poultry ______ NORTHERN TIMOTHY MAY PIJV DIRECT FROM BOXCAR '.' L 11 1t1F 57 171 TOe I tsw'm' * SAtIr Gilt) (.tbi'tt, 'ePotsested Singer's t',.est model, winds bobbi, in machine Fully automatic Pa balance 051,5 or IA payments o I Livestock And - ' CORBETT REAL ESTATE RE ALTOR DeBary * Singer* * , GENEVA I FERRAIC]E $964 Ford LTD,; & h, power & $ I,,. Only 111 5 SHELLEY USED CARS. 700 French Ave.,323 3140. Call 332 IllS after 4 19 67 61 DEALS'* 3347. Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY "3 And boarding. With love&caq, Professlonai Ph 333 1554 or 723 )qi, GOLDEN TOUCH 'N SEW OAKS 8305500 Cougar XRJ. INI, V.1, Standard, Air, am fret, tender lovIn care. 377 Motorcycles - IPOODLE GROOi'.' ' PARADE OF nfI.r 4pm TRAFFIC ENGINEER N DEBARY AREA - HCmC'i I ,ear incI,d utilities. 343 E Georgia Ace.. Longwood. Call &.0 3M 0 IS-Boats S. Marine Equipment Se-Camflg Equipment ' .11W HOMRI. PACK'4O 5U.L ALL THU 1*11*5 PICT AND OlillYll INDIAN MOUND - Lovely 3 LAKE MARY. 2 be., lot a' Ill 163*, bedroom, 2 beth 13.000. Terms heasjflM wooded and landscaped slte with MOSSIE C. BATEMAN view of SI Jolns s55400 He, it hill BROK E R 32233 I bedropm furnist.ed aprrt.'nenf. _______ Rummage ' CLOSING COSTSI see d'sr,ot.al. cenir.I.pte.f.i*', L4)ep 140'. Ph Al) *$IO 7371Park Dr 373 37)5 , : :, - .) NO pefing, range. dishwasher, Jim Hunt Realty 2 bedroom lurni'st'e'd apartm,n4 *120 me $100 c$eposlt required _______ • Radio - Sfreo , $1250 CONVEN 1210 6" Ant * Ray Cank, Builder, New 3 ilaW.3nd.Sl ________ _____ thl S7'-Appliances, Ind -- _________ _____ tI—Housaefiold Goods VA 1544 VW Squ.nck. slatioriwagon, new lire, extra CleSn, $1193 Cell Don Pope, 271 1031 Dealer. - 18 - ---- - Must sell with tremendous secrifici like new and most most beautif9 Bedroom Witt, livin room furniture, end table, coff. tables. tampi, pldcire, i. wai decor. etc Pleats call 04.1 si after p m only. utilitifl. Phont 323 0i4 Auto Sales, 7400 Orlando Or.vp 223 4730 ______ t1rd With IS THE TIME to move up 1* LAKE MARY this I bedroc.m 2 Lsah Möyfir OQr,cijiir r h(ri A il remOOcird kitchen Ond Zoned PIul $19 - RARE Mexican Parrot, very yovn', can easily be faugtit 10 talk Oviedo Nursery and Bird Farm, Rd. 415, 7 ml N of Ovirdo Ph 3454351. Beautilul and quiet, Is lIme word Completely furnished lit, r,%Odel mobil, home Air conditioned, large screened patio, good boat RECONDITIONED Re4riyafor, Melt. and lust a stone's Ihrow Washers ansi Dryers from the St John's River. Large WARRANTY. Free Delivery, lot ona deep canel letspet today WHITESIDE APPLIANCES, 444. Geor ge Willis. Assoc Aft er Pirs 7511 322 7455 ' W6shert. ranges retr'g UStS up Alto repairs Myers Appliance, Ave,_3217533, ; 7l ' . bedroom. 2 bath hornet Car horn,, freshly painted insidek Qut, kilthen.qulpped. A Cunit. lenced yard. tots of citrus Ire". $15,! Only $500 do". NO LONGER USED CAMPINU "filled tale's person. Typing GEAR IS IN DEMAND. SELL IT helpful Apply Dan Barker at NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD. Se ars, Pinecte*l Shopping Center ________ ________ An equal Opportunit y Emplo7'e'r, I room furn . dupes. Jan U. First -.- ff0.. plus $30 damage and AUTO MECHANIC ta'lIiy deposit. One child. tie Pets. Ken Kerns Garage ('all 3fl $411 after S 11)55* S4tItOs'OAV.. 3fl 342 _____________________ _______ ________ 17-Real Estate Wanted DOWN ._ size Autos for Sale 1571 DS'S' AM FM radio, lairded, $103 and lake Over Payments. 327. Pets and Supplies - NOW Arçir t*diooms. I b,,,ris 'i.'4' iiOli r'fra bg family rocm on iargi room with massive brick tensed tot. Only 5*7,000 fireplace, double garage. LESS THAN 1 gallon of gas from beautiful pool ?Oiii It., over 4.000 town is this nearly new 3b.droom, s ft under roof. No down 7 bath home Tastefully payment to veterans. P4.550. decorated Owner anaiosjS to set, *27.150 Terms Just thething for a Inc. young family. Realtors 1)01W. F air tianks FOR RENT 64S2233 I BEDROOM. 2 bath tome WE TAI(E TRANS 65 ,w ist SI,3n 2335 WATERFRONT LIVING IjPuuuuuIuIIZC 80 - KULP DECORATORS MULLETT LAKE PARK I 6 SEMINOLE REALTOR ORL . w. III Acres, may keep horse. 3 bedroom, country tome. Ask. to MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE IIakqf _______________________ - - - - -- -- - --posilicri Salary commerisuate Alfjm.cre, Catering needs women dervers Salary plus commission Real Estate *'m ablI'y Call Reserve In. Call U0 8341 los' appointment surance Co. sies ior aI-Hoe" In Equal Cpprtr.fy ErmpLly.t- SEARS Of i4flfof0 SVI oporung -Mobile Home's 412-Mobile Kings. verni Very large rooms in this b.auliful 3 bedroom, 2 bath horn., plush carpeting, central heal and air, double garage Call now 5.41.000 Stamper Agency cnntrol. Icreined corcb on Ptaif ecre plus Only 527,550 Old perienco helpvl but will train right person. Good working 31 Apartments Rent conditions. employee bipefit See Furnished Bill V0*aQen. 7'4'2. San SAN NO PARKS. 1.7.3 Bedroom ford ___________________ Tr.iltn & Apts 2 Adult 5, 7 Very inleresling . ___________ Call 323 7C70 Tom M.'mhr At $98 BOX SRlNO$ y Family parks. 35)5 Wanted: comp.mon to j, $acdCrd, 333-1530; Day. Will . Na. in rice PeO.ne In lattIced with blind • ______________________ widow tha' Is In 0000 Pctflical Two bedroom duplex 'tarnished apa-tmrnf 4')) Orlando Drive. C0*tdt.On alI C H Uti.e 377 242 1 After p n (Oil 322 711$ Santord AdvisOr 37-Business Property CITY- Older 2 stur' ira-it on corner lot Hat .4 bedrooms. 2 baths, equipped kitchen. Good Cond,tiort, $3,500 & - Many items on sale now n rr,iht rt, :11 of 'ecufie hornet WC hIe ) l(,t5 available to build your permar.ent homeon Located in Wilson Place, lust west of Sanford For more Call Dii Bowler, Assoc ' .. O.netteS.rts. IlL St udent Desk, t7C Jenny Lind Bed, Complete, SIC - MATTRESS , - ---- all sit? *t.*!It PLAZA 11*15441 --- Auto Repairs Parts.Accessories - Beautiful 200' tsometltp on sand bottom lake. HOLLAND REALTY. "3 MAGNIFICENT 6 - - dffOOl(FTt1,ss4iiponf'j& wooded lot, river rights, boat ra.np, 3 bdrm, 61' e II'. Dealer fl303i0. _____ • 2544S TPflCh Ave t31vs 172 7712 0 ci Machinery and Tools ' -. 7 Sacre tracts In Lake County. I oft SR 11, 1 off SR $al High & dry. ,cn. agnl Hattaway Realty, Ill 800 Ralph David Own er Atsoc 1)1 ('057 Mobil, 11017,C flak cpcttstois: IS to choose from &]I 23r. Dealer, yost cGml.orison with all Sanford 2 bdrni, CR home. screen 'ref hom yc'u have conSidered r.ifci *Ail t wail carprt. kt igupped, .n Qn,rnnl lo.ii See Orange 111111 in Orang, City t, choofs and shopping By today A new community of So owner call 332044) between 5)0 brick homes West of I? l2on HollyII a m and 55 pm Or Our sign will direct you. Longwood, 3 berm, l' bath, rIb Austin Development Rm . utility rm and shed. par Corp AltamonteSprings, $04 77 4751, hilly fenced, watter, dryer, new Mr Bradford. Open 11pm. icIng., carpeting L&S0000wnand .sssum, lpct mortg.g,or will sell i ueciroom, 1t, bath. Central heat for *25.300. Call $31 3514. ?,r. fully csroetid Call 322 4111 ' afIre Del, AND REALTY , 63 Results! -. . l0e.33' mobile home on St. Jolsns River, near Oeland Located at fishing resort Call Cassalberry 20S $34 $123 Furnished 7 bdrm. A C. carpeted. utility thIiJ, god location. Ideal for retired couple. )77 5700 Take advAntigo of nut opening prices, only 121.1% and $7_$ SANFORD 3737130. Miscellaneous _- Lots and Acreag. -. Mobile home, $300 down ma assume payments, no qualifying Call alter 4pm $31 9441 By owner. 2 bedroom, ok*. ime Living. dining, family room Ft'ntl (I3s,totown.s;s 31 Y?S'O 200 Water Front deposit LONGW000. Rolling Hills, 3 Three bedroom. 1 batn houSe in bedroom. 7 bath, central wat and Lake Markham Estate, $15,000 air. 1375 with 1750 deposit. Call aud Feather. Broker, W. TAPE OPERATOR. prefer , Ibath. wall to wall COUNTY- Here'$ another , cpe,ia-.cg In encodl,,g and Teptq* carpeting. drapes, central heal bedroom, 2 t4tfl with climate verifying Piti t!me - evenings, Cap — TO BUY OR SELL AVON 3434-Mobile Homu Rent Lovely 3 bedroom. 2 bath brick hornet for discriminating people Peaceful selling. Oak tre,sadd to the bfau$y 04 these delightfully sac'ous homesitn Get Ads For Sal. Vel vet MacP,irts. (to apply velvet) Oil Bitryilng space heater,i) wIth m$l,lalt. Hall price See to '66 Chevy It body. Headers, 17 Bolt Therm, mod el PII _54')3411belore1p.m. I posi rear end. Traction bars. IllS. Escellt conditiott Complet e With 00 at Front End Loader. 3y.rds,641John Muncie I Iptd, 1100 $30 477 lank, one 70 gal. fuel oil $53 3: 13 Deer,, I mos old Assume after S pm. 4077 between S and S p m. payments. 332 4213 after S. ___________________________________ -------------11 Junk Cars Removed ' WILSON MAIR FURNITURE - 64 Equipment for Rent buy tell trade 31) 'uSE Fir-sI SI. In 56:57 4g unwanted Junk cars Shampooer Ion Only $I per day. hauled away Your Cost. $10 CARROLLSFURNITURE I Orlando 29S6194 anytime Household Goods ... ________ -IL 30 acres in Lake Mary, 2 blocks south of School, belwurt 3rd & 41h SI. Section 102030 11.000 per acre, or will divide Write B Billucci. 1512 Louise St Crystal Lake, lIlihoit, 4 11 00 Ten lakefront lots. Lake Markham Estates. 1110,000 Call Bud Feather. Broker, 967 6= Mobile Homes 17 IDYLIWILDE.... 4 bedrooms, 7 Dy OWWf. $12,000. Ph. 122 2073 alter 110. ORANGE HILLS , '' I - ____________________ -__________________ R*.vinna Part. Realty Realty REALTOR. Cailbart Real Estate 24 Hour 5aryle caIifl7JIW HousesforSal. machine, Good pail, All BOKENS bene*ns. writa 5019524. car, of t:ce I bedroom a.rtme,tt. Air, COUNTY- Want 3 bedrooms. Th $.sntormi Herald, P.O Roe The Time Tested balhs with FInida roumn, climate carpeted, SItcP*en •uipp,d 1457. Sanford, Fla. 37771. control and carppti II Dys: 322 43 Nit$: 3223434 Muflsomy, pot. $imo acres? We have It 145.000. doom p K1NGSSERRY- El Capitan Sc. a met Call 333 315J 33-Houses Rent Furnished 41 carpeting drapeS, dishwasher, CITY-Seelhes2bedroomfrarn, 22155l 1919%. French two corner lots at 400 M.11cnvllle centra!heat&air. SpArkling clean Eve Sunday. 322 737'or7fl 11% Ave, Format dini ng pool Move In today. Children. room, heal, air. 117,500 accepted. 322-2M ST. JOHN'S REALTY CO. _______________ Lady to do general housework and DRIVER. Part time, Liofit delivery OncAtwObeol-gom apartment, near Schools & shopping. Call 3231251 ctooimtg. 0*,. transportatioq, Ph Ret'rr'dgpmfleman O.K.Hrs. $13 for ippoinfmprt Il Sundays off. Call Mr. Beiden. 323 NEW I & 7'bedrooms from $ 14$ 4 P4riTrneHeIp -0leala SondI,wo' 0oct "i Drt 372 3() after 10 c rn. ji-a 'ttTsents Re& Seminole County COmpa,,y has Immediate opening for lthinISi hive engine lathe " ptriwsce. Will train on other I Forest Greene, _____ i. I I erald ----------- GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 300 French Ave. 3103 Orlando Dr. 321 37 3 Bedroom, large fenced dorrorm slo, me, 1St pd. Acre Hurry I So FREEIII 3'* TOrlCarrIifAIrCOndItk4serwltf t 31*40' Ramada ' AUSTINOEVELOPMENTCORP. - _____________________ AMBITIOUS? Buy this fine old Iwo story with •a lie up poslibilities. Convenien location In town Owner *11 finance Total price only $13. 500 _________________________ -________________ • • aymcfld M. Ball, ReQ Brok Esth Plait, AW,CIatI SI? Welt First St. 372.1441 Mobile Homes ".?_ fri. P ro., BALL REALTY ______ 44 V., Down or two baths, 20th lIeu 10 Locust. turn left to UtIt SI.. t'lQ on Valencia Court 140th. Model open II p.m. daily. On site pnon. *oom. 3 __________ - VA.. Nothing REALTY 1OU4 AIDI C0vU P1AJp3T 'L4&D'/,..r rt1R AU7 I L3& AXl7 irt 1 H House s for Sale U JOHNNY WALKER WANT AD Sanford - W ll e §*,*. z - - , 1, Wap & Buy & DICK JOYCE WE 1.I,, 04 11.11W, Laww Service witit t mowe', 3" and larger, pumps, sprinklers Water cnnd*tlonee*, 377 16 10 7r will cut acreage or tots. Call 377 014. 372 I "P. WiLLS DIlILtOPUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS LAWN CARL SPECIALISTS we repair ast*seevi(e Commercial and All lton and sites STIHE I,iO4U4E & nes's SUPPLY CO. contracts now or 332 7322 -V r..1 .' 1)2 IkA 1111111", '8$ 'I' U, all P , Tw o 1JtS #Z1iifrn° iijriath Trade or 1W .. I . .' 'F~ '~-* IVLPN _- DrIInj Sell ,r'X II' III UI' Sift II You Chom.e I Call 322-31u3 ! Wednesday. Feb.&_1V/'i Its us Nowl 1jr '% , ttfurb !qm1lb 0 1 __ 322-2611 or 831-9993 �nesda Feb 14 197 I ency F Plan He1ps Save ..*.... •..,.,m,$,d OPF(Qd ig v..t 'Nor Nabisco Cookie Sole ..... I $..ht.i 75' .h..... SqIeas L I..4.H1s (h.i.I.,.Id..lP....,I.,,..M.I ndangered Fir s "I. Pecan Sandies ..........,, 6- E 1 h i . when representatives fromt e comm ttee business is shut down, or on the t verge of shut-down, will be Not only public utilities the commission for help in the any company facing a shut- rfcrred, he added. distribution system for private face of empty 500-gaL!on gas down is In a related move Tuesday. eligible for the businesses facing a shutdown tanks, comnilsaloners hashed out the emergency referral, Vihlen because of empty gas tanks has County Port said, citing the case of a private Seminole After the Sankindo land been set up by Seminole County clearing firm with 30 Authority expansion loan, Commissioner Sid Vihien Jr., representative said emergency agreeing to supply 1l5.0( by employes that had actually and repair service, as well as ho today credited the system Sept. 3), and to pass a closed itjq doors water itti two "saves" in the past .idual pumping of 'fl* firm's owner redd of the "resolution of intent " for critical to fire protection, faced two weeks, $73,000 over the next three county's fuel committee in an immediate shutdown from VihIen. ch a i rman of the 50 tha t the Port can cx)ears paper — called for help—and county's emergency energy Lack of fuel, Vihlen said his was referred to a Deiand firm pa'id to a three million gallon resources committee, also said committee had received whIet total storage capacity. sold him enough fuel to he has set a Monday noon pledges to take care of such reopen, Vihien said. In return, the port authority ttio meeting It' discuss the Vihien said the commit tee roust guarantee storage space ixsslbility of a county-vehicle Wednesday. Vitilen said, serves as a referral service at no cost for county fuel needs, gas rationing system. Santando received a 500 gallon only, and does not get involved and must require any private The emergency supply plan sales allocation- one month's in prices Only bona tide i Coat. ( Pg. 3A Cal. Ii 4 Lemon Juice ........... 60 59' IAVO . ...•• folly I1.U.5 Instant Potatoes ergencyaituations" where Sanford came to light Tuesday Snlandu Utilities pleaded with An Emerg - I ftyCHRNELSON Herald Staff Writer m Cherry Pie Mix .........."° emergency fuel -- - - 'j-; — ;![) VIHLEN JR. saves , Publix "T : / ,,..,. I.., 301011 I.b.I I.. •I5,i* Oish.ihscs. -. _ 'I'. 95 Cascade Detergent.,.. °' J1JO1 LtI at - _ AVI 14,. t.•Iy'S Govern HoneyPodPeas....... 4,b039 AYI lêc. N.stø Is., 4U l ruc ment, T kers OK _ Tomato Sauce ...... . .. 4 **0S "' 9 %AV$ 33*, Nwat'S ThI. Tomato Paste ......... 3''1 10 be Pampers Dipors....-.. 3094 En To 8=Da =0 , tAVI l0 N... I... /• I S ' - 'i 1 tAVI 40. Daytime* Pampers Diapers . " 9" 3, oil iS 4 I.,, 4 ,.,..o's, Ivory Soap • • • - SAYS 44, Na-sI'. th-.b. 11,1 tt" 9 B raunschwelger . . . . • • • _ / --•-. - I $AU SU•**ti'.v Paah 8 Pepperoni " qia,I.c SAyS ,, Ki.p• .. M.sih.. 3' Mueller's Egg Noodles, Carot & Raisin Salad., :' 49c tAVI T h savi iii. N.,,y t•it kitchen Bags . ..819"Oft . . . . .0 A - ras 8ar.B.Qued Fryers .... ' 89c ' HeiiRh & Aids S wiat& b66..44 1.1,1, C.p.4.I Mouthwash & Pie. 16 S91 rba g e Franchise os*it*ion Moun s g 0 'I 43 Tfl"uhIrt Caa Colo 8"61,719111" — 0•p __ COFFEE siss -• '& ,.p. SI1c __________ IItb' 5.*ki... 26C les we Il-is- Ham Patties . .. PILLSBURY FLOUR PLAIN. I son - 1. ,,. '-s SEtF-aISINc a lllln~ww senwolger SIIcd Bacon ... 1.45,'. Pt..l. S., ph SlicedBologna..... 65' box 5-11L a $wifrs P,r*,,. SINS k,Is ••••... S-flt* ' 6 0c DOWNY FABRIC - V' .S Ii ?I 3..I 42c ASSORTED rot Copland Franks. ••• .0 a _______ 77' j, S.ad.d IIad,s 3.15, iii. P'.mi Cb., l. """ I tic. 4 I ' , $N4'I'-iah. £.,..,.d $,pi., Choose n.rsgv r.,r-' •9' " ______ L ..,, otog. tawjoil 70 Pineapple Cottage Cheese it ____ J.hs,..'. SS.p Say., 32-ex. Oise 49r Pimento Cheese Spread so.-.. .. ';;',' 99' _______ — .J" 0.6 to ". ____ ' . ., I * T ISA -I ______ __________________________________ _______ - I - __________ FOOD lilt 4,.,.., Sai •5 5 , T*PSJ 5, net St•wlI.r' fro on 1w,,. N.-.dI, C..,.,,I. __ U.S.D.A. ••••__•••••5_ 1X TS-* 44GreenSfamps •Jj tim Is yet. ii I -of and: In" DW Fu"Lan It the' ______ ______________________ _' ______________________________ 'j 1 Delicious Apples.. 0 P*' 69c a. S..4 I.ii.s t•..,i..-. 'a", ..,a Whole Kernel Corn *13 N• I 4.cib .I,.,s II. 0t5.d t•••••• __ " 23 lb 0 1 N. I 1.'i,.t•... ______ ________ ______ _____ ____ ______ ______________________________ -/ 10 se, r.pofrvIt.......... 559' ,p.Cswr.ts........ 2.29' $0 ! ,p..a '''' a,.,.., s,,s..,,,.,, #11" SadeolVo Ts$v Tomatoes . . . . . a 'S 29' 1 •.,., i.. - - - '-'- 391 41.0 1119108, 11119800 $5' •.n*it Al, I,.sii,,., 5 1.5 IS P O i J \wal,r kwat' m in t'dt1'tl the 4. ' Cihy* Pvash ' m I.e -' ,.,.. I' I - lflStFtM'toT4 df I - CLOE(UNDAy HWy. 1742, CE$elben"y k ts — e. m %4t - 3.'.Iia,,,, to. Limbs. $...h Nvt taI If, yu4 u.. iii. dot-or a" ' ' "s - F plaguing them (or a month." The Turner home on 414 ('e-darwood ('I. has been free Semiiinok County tIO'*I' -, -4' -. ,- By BOB LIAYD talking along this line with the part of land tue plans and thinking" and affect a regional another tool to help govern. system. "We're ready to mve on this nwaU in *mu% aW L01144." =41Y%WM PW=U - 1 eNvy C..ty Cwwtl will study 4 north Sensimiet and see Cotj asH 'he study will can bCWAIM modtflcd 'as Oeve)op. consider signing a regional no great problems tha t can't be provide alternate locations of ment becomes evident. Treatsewrr system study agreement wcrken out," Kimbrough said. sewage treatment pl:ints, con- ment plants could be designed with Sanford and Stminole Cal Conklin. of Clark Dietz figurations of collection to handle future h9ok-tops in City Editor Cdv of Casselberry, County Monday night, ac- and Associates, said the study systems and cost estimates now rural areas, he said, noting cording to ('auncilinan Jotu, will be completed by March 6 U.S Public Heal th Department Norden. and will proside information The uncompleted study stuthies show installing sanitary Sanford has already signed required to submit an ap- projects a conservative popula. sewers in areas with four or less the agreement and County plu-a'ion this summer for up to tion figure of 80,000 for north people per acre Is not Conunission Chairman John 75 per cent ftderal funding of a Seminole by 19. 00, Conklin said. economically feasible. Kimbroughhasbeenauthorlrrd regional sewer system for noq'tJ, but the projectior could be to sian It. Sanford and the Seminole County. increased as design plans for a illlit $15 study cost. Lake Mary is not important as Land use plans in progress required to participate in planaing the coiat>-'s growth," Counts Conklin told representatives of Planner it Roger . _____ _____ ------- - - -- ----- --.- ------ ------------=- -------- - - _ - - - - - - ------ - -- --- si —— Mayor To Name City Judge By DOA EF fie raid StafI Writer "I have every reason to believe the councilmen will publicly released. NOV WDolfolk said he resigned in WINTER SPRINGS- Mayor confirm the appointment to the wake of a Florida Bar ltu ~ McClain said t(xLiy he will forestall any lapse in the Assoc:atlon ethics conlituttee submit the name of a new municipal court system," decision that it could be a conflict of Interest for members municipal judge to replace McClain said, adding that he resigned Ned Woolfolk at has conceited the ctiurt's piea of the same law firm to Monday night's city council day scheduled for next week represent a governmertal tx*I> meeting, in separate caoacities According to the city charter, lie declined to name his a one-year appointment to the choice of a successor to Wocliolk is an asseciate in -- - post must be confirmed by a Woolfork, preferring to send the City Ally. Tom Fretman,o: Altamonte Springs Law pra. council majority present at the lawyer's resume to council mne'ting members be fore name is tic JOHN NORDEN Plan told - Week Pro posed For Area Sc hools _ School Lrd The plan would Ix- a pioneer 'The plan is so simple it week arxi the plan wou!d in- board consider increasing Layer staid his original Che p .. '- -=1j -. - - scares us," Sims said. "If we crease school capacity by one school capacity to 2,400 for high recommendation on zoning determine the plan is third without rewning, con- schools. If the board decides to changes for the 1974.75 educationally sound and if we stru.'tst'n or additions. I):igg continue with capacity ncrease ,-chnd year stands can get permission from the said. plans that would mean a high La>er has presented a feeder state to adopt It then I would The plan would extend the school could house 'J,&ou system plan to the board, but like to see the schools in the length of the school day but not students with the four-day plan. the board was not willing to south end ot the ci'uiity ivJt on of the school s-ear, l)agg said. Sm'n.s maht ;ser'pt it tP4IS!. it ''ch'i n-'t the (our-day week," Simii.s said 'The plan could be imn• U the school capacity is imieet present needs.' The state will have to approve plemcnted tomorrow if we were increased middle schools woud Sims said the board should The I any alit in. - the longer school day and the lure it was sound a.'XI that it house 1.2W stude0s and havoomadeadectsionon zoning reduced length cI teacher would be approved b> tt'c elementary schools would Jun. 21. lIe warntsi that the tontraits, Suns said. state," Sans said, "therefore, it house 700 students according to delay is holding up the budget. riAvii:NIMS .. .PlhIi smplt' ------------------------------------------------------ ---.. --------------- ---- Eunbrough said the ''Ounty 3 the cities, county and state De- passible mass transit corridor "very interested" in regional partment of Pollution Control along Intersta te Four "could sewer systems and is also Wednesday night. 'It will be a change land use and densit y Area deaths -. Bridge Calendar t'lf5i ', (:mu1sit ('russ'sum'1ptz.zle ---------------------- - - - - -- -- -- ----- - ------------------ -- - ._ - - IN t)i X rgertairViieI; - i't Hortucoie 4fl Hnspital fl(t &I, .. ,,•.-. ;'7 Sociel dl Spskts 411 _4 I, - ' - Dear Abby 414 Dr Crane Editorial etanment I.', -, - _- - - _- - Neiswander noted th feasible the board may adopt it only two groups in school at one school woes. unless it was accompanied by a plementing it. at the next meeting, Chairman time. Each group would begin A state consulting team Is in master plan. Sims said he knew nf Nil) one reported LAst a im:di sasi4ile t Davie Sims said. school on a different day each Seminole Ccunly helping the School Supt. William P. other school in th t'.tatf-v stn-kntz sierc surveyed no the - -- .-L___ t 't!Cb, ' AfUflht"t3 !>ing krs'unhi in >our tJs,set or attic, uill the Mnw -itt 2-21it2 '-- - plain ui n,uncal Instruments, Q'jal!Iied I SI A S!MINOLE PLAZA I - tei.ctiing young- people to play j - - ' niord S.SIt'Ut$OC 5'TTl) .., ii,. UI cli I& a 4WGreenStamps Hwy. 17-! 2 andAbportiyd,, 5f t,. IiIf g.II.u, pleosure heen 1 y is not like we are jumping into current board plans. however, if the plan could be there could Possibly be useen , sonie complex plan %%ith only a Sinif; said thot shn-rtened week %orked into the county it Wc Ldll pr,)b!en1s, s,hen f.rr,es ex1,iodd shik II( an umunediate study on putting Suns said. crash study." could also Lx' used at elernen- be worth waiting an extra week School principals gas t' A nell alternative to school sonic schools on a four-day The Plan was outlined to the Board members Jean Bryant tarV and middle school& to added unanimous ort to CSi) trill his .it' this past r";us,IM was considered by the week board by Dan l)agg director of and Allan Keeth asked that the Bearä Member liG. Fea ther the baard seemed to favor SIrs .satd (Me parent at u.' IstekensI ii Mana A report on the new plan ic serl,r t'ducati'n ish' said report incus on bow the plan s-aid he (cit 11w four-day lIar tuur.dd plan there was ' tg I.leJ the pL I'.,lI, ' ,.rjn'.t. hit-. 41 due Feb. 13, and if the four-day the student body would be would afect educational was an emesgency and he speculation there may j t'nflstr'acttv aItirnttrr ' -turi: 'her 't vent rotating schedule proves divided into three groups with quality, state allocations and would not he ready to accept it tlitional diffiulti.'s - i- )4' '"1 .s ', . hOt L s is SANFORD PLAZA / wGreen _ t ps SVPI D.Uh, Prid. "P " - doubt it. Under the presept poltergeist ha% By MARK WEINI2 j L .000.e.flfl a..,, I 55.9 Iiitiitd 01° $flIt0d ""b enStamps '' shoppIng lIarr- and Patty Turner said the ghost or along the mine lines. Four-Day T'IA D Perch Fillets * p, 99 ,i fl... . So!e F,lIoi ..,,.,,,,,,, 1sa. where -; Ccvinbers........... 2.25' na... s..ü.. ..s 1*4 s. sell Poppers ....... 2.25' Poo is n' .* Patty Turner said. if no one picks up my garbage, wIll Mr. Vitilen pick up for rT& I Stu 155. ph, ___ ____S. w4, ts- ' 11S5h,t Cecile I•' 11 psi, 47c chel ice and select what they proposed consIJ'r the beat." Most other comments ran S have to worry 'bout Mot. now du Hershey s I ••, 39' FishCokePttj0s 41 most re*4CenLS at least have a ford, had a question: "Under I lost Cauhf lower . T7(_-'-r.i-1 BosiPeors •......... ue. Ii.. I ii..4. White .- S.b $.€4I,,, 3 5..d, Sy. la.4•, Po.,.a 61 Sweet Potatoes. ,.. 8'r("-I G...' P..... Crnp a,.,a n..ia. EXTRA JWGreenstaMps *3.0, Regi * onal t:cular 'opy to see if I said r .somi,ething extra nit-,.' about Mr ' Kissinger's boss. Nmih, I don't — t2" Beef Enchilada Dinner.., .. 69' French Crumb Coke . - . . M*ig ht Sign better go and check that par- p5g. ,.. 59' .............................. t..b,,,hr,t,.,,. Zooper Dooper Pizza ' t iii :mIa:L1IU 1w, ' , Apple Juice ,,,,,,,,,, IN WIubi.lba 55.SI$ Sal,. hs*y Sad.. .ld.. 1 — the truckers. lie said some of the problems Herald. 1l'mmmn, maybe I'd or Ass9ttett FiggISI lit, II S... hp feel" C.so.a,,,.,d - Lake Mary h- are subscribers to The ri Khs,,,., While Film 6Nr Fed VT1- 2~ - - __________ "I don't know If the vms knocked out by the Impact or b> sheer shock," Mrs. Tut-irer received a i-all from goverwnent officials will do - Seminole County Disposal the walls. - Washington, D( han good. We need nc. in all cases -- and they felt The Turners said the> more harm t "Would you plotme ittail me a hat- e called police on the a free chnim to choose our there was no reason to change. copy of your January 10 edition, service." poltergist, and one time "So hat if they do make a which carried a Feature (In Several persons echoed this two police officers and mistake some tunes we all Bonnie Andrews.. the set'retar>to this country's Sceretar> of concern to keep the commission do," argued Mrs. Herbert L. John (;os-oruhk, Winter (put isf refuse collection service, larson, Sanford "Surely the Springs p4111cc chief, saw the ghost In progress. and renected i~tvpticio;m as to county commission has more SP*"mS that Mrs. Andrews' • Gosuruhk was unasailahic the success of a scheme to do that tell me who I should parents live here in Santoda> for comment. proposcii by elected govern, have Pick U my garbage"' ford.. .and the folks in the White J _____ ............................. 9in ______________________________ -5 Susan Tastagrossa of 11w other day, our Sandi _____________________ I st "ghost" struck enterprise Nichols. Maitland, was damaged b> the in%isible be tter than pessimistic: "I wrote the 8) John A. Spolski prankslotr to the lune ol the go%ernment and we do not count% commission to let them want the county comnmissicners know I felt we should have a about $400, Turner said us whowrote will pick up our You just can't tell who wit!telling gaibage," Alex H. choice, but their answer showed today. %l Thnwr said the their minds are made up." eventually be reading The McKiWn. Sanford. first time the spirit hit the Other residents wrote they Sanford Iferald. F orrest Greene, Altamonte are well pleased with their home 13 objects were Springi, con(ared - "I believe tossed about and broken on present refuse service company . ____ details of the settlement ;ns'oh'e the gov. • Transportation and the ICC had agreed to Again ('asstlberry injured, but she did not nerd the ambulance tt'at was sent in Saks' her to the hospital, police said. "The XTRA ____4i1GreenSf amps I 'lb W 59' - I,-,, Appears system works far J eeeee.,e.n. a. aene.ae...... Cottage were as much as 40 years old is little reason In expec: success happened to Ireedonmi of system I an iet someone choice?" asked A.R. Smith, else" -Sanford. The reply from Mr!. Jack B. _______ Wiikl,,,0 'Si, , 'pI.4 ____ onu,. p., .-._._. reg.pkg. Il-il. (AT1A liii , Sliced American .........ps tj9' 79 Halibut Smoked Mullet ........ • 1" CAKE MIXES 3/991 Z ______ As.ADe Cheese Whiz ...........' w.,,oa ernrnent's new willingness to impose the fourth time In a mouth- Springs. -Itcrardlm of the Thomas11. BetLs. "lousy" service available today Donald and Sue P'ann, San. _______ ________ ______________ - Aip V.I.,dI.. C..dls. JS 3,-a, I , aUu •l.,. - 9• HlillflMMUflftiWi Pro - 8 Beef, Ham, Turkey . .. ,,. ca - Sausage Links . . . • •, ,,. 1°' $ISO P O __________ Cream Cheese .......j psi,, today approval for a temporary surcharge desiring to be Included, in this venture," said Mrs. "Anot'er step to discourage Marion Bethea, Sanford. tree enterprise, and cornI remember the last Iran. petatlee spirit." commented chised garbage service - I do liarr Per.tecost, Altamonte not want that again," declared of it* refuse clud.Ing any municipalities ' *2... ph, study scm., of the other problems raised by P0aifld tenathmi and her hostess in a State ot IbOISk. the couple told P°lfrt. chane to $2.00 Or Miqs 01 ____________ )01 Secretary of Labor Peter J. Brennan. ap- IIkiii fuel. Brennan said both the Department of pearing on an NBC news program, said Injured sTom a Inyt" 3s. Corn Oil Margarine.. ----•.of'."594 ' negotiators said were intended to "let the trucks roll", the negotia tors said. to allow the Interstate Commerce ('cm- tt government officials said the Intersta te by 71* lierdlid indicate almost this plan be carried out eiLter minion spent considerable 45 I.$b $ Ho bogs 00006009 ... .. . Spli t. 1°' 99' - 1111111119 S116 boto Ale . tS. i PIau.p. J,iv SOFTNER •••W . I-lb surcharge to coser increased costs cther thar. unanimous Support of the throughout the unincorporated time a few years ago in a futile present method by attleb the areas at coot, or throughout effort for reciprocal garbage householder is'free to select or urincorporated areas and in- s'rdinnce, in my opinion there I for, .J forth " service. JWGreedtamps — ___________ I*VS Ii., k..hO... 41,4 today additional measures that the that company's rates and simply pass the buck back and Wednesday night-the E ~qm oft oil mnIsit:: to toiiipkk' aclin on the passed through fuel costs provision, and the lack of a Ghost Slary."Sly experience with this district, arid have everyone P11 in Orange County was the EA rmsA 8 4 S-.i. sIs• - $179 The lkpartiticnt of Transportation and the Federal Energy Office were to announce Later oplruonsuzvey being conducted The commission proposes 'Since the county corn. leaving a guest slightly E . T F-A JWGreenStam Bacon 44Yi 0.a designated by them to a The first replies to a pubik ____ ________••_ Corned Beef Rounds.. . . ' $11, I syztem is being jeopardized b) the county commission's collection service in the county. __________________ since last May. proposal to change U.e garbage throughout that district accept county and refuse company winter Springs home •,,, H.,.rf.t iD-az. Jar 5, oia r ib] NESCAPI -E ____ INStANT hours or possibly longer before it can be ratified. In the iiiemrtuae, they urged the drivers to the whole free enterprise having isingle refuse company W ___________________________ _____________________________ ances thi the freeze would last long enough - Seminole County residents missioners have proposed collection business," wrote reel their freedom of choice and . L. Durrenberger, Lake *t)~41001101 gas of, Black me an 56C truckers earlier were no government assur- truckers to pass on the increase in fuel costs Commerce Commission would announce Later companies that wish to serve nwnt officials. 'Keep the count) com• his neighborhood. The majority of com• mission out of the refuse ByJEANPATIESON Herald Staff Writer the pump to Congress acted on legislation enabling the Details were not immediately spelled out, Allow - rent freeze on diesel fuel coSts at remain in effect longer than one month. Two of the stumbling blocks mentioned by but said t may take at least 48 11w) can explain the agreement and complete .i ratification vote, Ga 69' the freeze on sur charge on (rvtht rates and to study seme of the other problems pointed out by the truckers. Brenran said there would be no rollback cii Fuel prices and that he did not expect the cur- The truckers said they wauld recommend Th stay home and refrain from violence until I X Price 10 Cents 99' 94 fee - 66th Year, No. 145 go IS.-,,. 4 S ph Can Liners • • • . • . Sugar 5 Ms Se.,k Uau.a,,d log.. t.. - 291 N.I5 their fuel needs. In addition, diesel fuel prices ordered by President Nixon Tuesday would remain in effec t until e 'fhursday, February 7, 1974—Sanford, Florida 32771 ,•,,, £ road. tReLated Stories Pages 2A and s iirrath Preserves.. ' 391 Testy S16404 Goose Selemi of that would allow the truckers to raise their rates. The amount or the added fee was not disclosed, The government also gave full assurance that truck stops would be supplied with all WASHINGTON I Alto - Goernment negotiators reached tentative agreement with representatives of striking independent truckers on a proposal to give the truckers quick financial relief and get them back on ___ ________ Stri e State 4t Ut -. 431i look - - � 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 06, 1974 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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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>, February 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/1a25cf61945ca5e173cc59c51b5eaa89.pdf 0c0371465fcc1680822ae7ed815eefbb PDF Text Text 88—The Sanford Herald Friday, March 1, 1974 Ih'i!uu1ii 1iliqsig.i SANLANDO UNITED THE SEVENTH-DAY Phone 134-1141 : 1 I The For"t City. Florida & Br i an Tart Saturday Servces S4bb.tPSCPool Pattot Worship litirvicts 12 00 11 Alto on WWO$ (]Oil FM on I1...... .IaAlrl.Il.I It#11 UKUH . ,., .-..- 11(11111.%if . - s OUR NATIO • I i 11 c ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH 111 Oak Ave . Sanford ' William Ennis Pastor ' P .1 Kell ASSISt Pub, Sat Vig'IMan 700pm lam 1030am ' \ - .• &j 1.T / T ' v-. -. .--rff) - • \ 2 r ' - CALVARY BAPTIST ASSEMBLY I • .j -: jlt~~ . P - 200 Fairmont -C •• i'.i -t- r ... . . - Prrathnng&WQythp narng 1045am P CONGREGATIONAL CTAN CHURCH PUrtf,P,Oded . 14111S Park Avenue CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Cot. litliSt tOil Ay Rev RtflLoy pastor Sunday School $ISam Morning Woi-ihø ii ooa m Rrv Ire-dL Neal SUnd SchI MorninUWOrSPIP nis I i-- • - - P3tr 9 iSa m ti a in - I . I - ________ I lOis in . - - I — ~__-~~ _t 1\ . 1 - I - ~. ... _. - 7 )l rn 113W. 35th Pl The Chwr(h of the Lutheran Hour . - par (IsrjsI'," FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH LaktM*nroe, Fl., Dev'dJ Rith Pii'r Sunday Sc?eoo t P iSa in SOrning Ot5tP It FIRST CIIRISTIAN DISCIPLES OF 2RIST 1 641 S. Sanford Vt HaroIdplar r5 ,M'niitec Svnday MOtflgW rtpt p I; QOa in Evening Worship • • - •I - . :. • / -. I 11 • / . SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH 137* - L, PM" 322.1,167 ,;. _-;. . - Sa m Sir rcn.nq seq,, p, er • Wd - - - °'" 00p m I :' - Church Training Evening Worship 1 Corinthian., _______________________________________________________ Monday %fatthew / CHURCH OF CHRIST I Pah, Springs 0,. James P Needham ftbltStvdp '-'s '."" /1 - 5 00p in. It OOi m ..:. -, 700pm PINECREST BAPTIST CHURCH 119W Airport Blvd Rev, Krnn,'triiipl, Pastor Sunøap Scoi P iSa in I "• (.'I,urr/, Df (,'/j5 , Evangelist 5,38-48 Tuesday 41:1-3 ID Xi in AS%e1t)tyW,hp II Xi m EeeningWonse.p - 500pm Wed Ieening5,ev,c, lOOp in Wedfltjday ft bleCIa 7 lOp in - Wednesday ISAd 26-2.23 - A11110 Thursday 6 Isom 7 lOp in Evrn'ng sc, 1513 Pork Aven ue or those human Evangeliss Sunday WrpReroaciast PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH 35)5 PalmetPO Ave Rev C ( P4od-.S Worst-p I •,irv4*I5l,c Strvcr' Morning Worship Ewenr ServIce II (53,y in 1 lOp n-i Wi', Praytr & bble Study \ Friday And Gs answers back alone he 7300 in Indee-adqst Misionar; line. - Saturday -• Psalm, 51:1-17 the phone at once. . . and speak what they all feel - . . and listen to what they Sunday St Piooi I IS a in Pg I Sonnt y II a in BbleCtass Mwnwq worship Evening WCVV'C' Wed Priter Se __ That happens regularly on Sunday morning. church School CaSlelbirry WilliiinP.clelt Pry Pastot Opy Kenlw$Pi Miller. Pastor Morning Worship I 301 Iti rn Si"day school $ iSa in Nuriery ship METHODIST CHURCH 4I Pert Alt o, ml King Wednesday I COp ", Pastor p,omas UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN aStern CHURCH tmr,tus Pastor Morning Worst--P 030 lIla m Corner Country CIwb £ Ups..ita Road; Re, Oârv,nSb, Sunday School Morn i ng Worv,p Night Supper FvteinqWOrU.p Morning WorS hip Youth Service And, isn't that big sign in to be set by Leone. Pas'' Ala -• IC SOII Eve";ng Worship MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff I lop rn - Evening Worship 7 3,3 - i' PUBLIXMARKETS • 33 of Sanford . county L. D. PLANTE, INC, FLORIDA LIVING NURSING CENTER A Skilled Nursing Home Operated hy the Seventh day Adventist Church STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff CELEPY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION CO. and Employes Mel Dekle and Employes - 's' A;ienbse, of c.o 7"- i Avg -'sJj,.t pijl M'tt C-,c Lv. ,. •1d Lig CHRISTIAN Fla C.,a'y Y.nvw, e' ' I1WVI I7! %i CAPTIST hy'tenr Pr --. '% i -,,.r,. '! $ Rd 141,04 LD *.1$- WINN.DIXIE STORES and Employes FLORIDA STATE BANK TRANSMISSION David Beverly ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ and Staff AND STAFF F r. t r45. pa.,, s' c-. - ("•, r, (ev 07 ticri - L. CO*GILGAT*ONAL ('4t • Dr. eac L* I. I 5 ,p,'Lyt. l'in US l ("t r,-- o- .4 f..- 037 V. u'-,s SP st Mall, 4402ftitti CANW.-io Ckwt*. fA&1"4y,V A.*, A16r4iff-Wft W-Ars r' m&t 1"-ecacti (&P.i.( ' Lfl LuPC'tvan Ct-vim II 43, 5'.. a 3 5',Si""i' 0"' (4,_.J IPISCOPAL - £,. "Vii ~:rfts Fpscaw. Vote ^ff. of 89% $0 LUINISAII Lin1 Ly t.-4.n.vj I- iiP..,nC,,.i (y,it raiser-., ('-"-'unt, 00-ted 5*''7 t.4i '•' Mit;t (tu * H; 03. 0tBiu, Fvi tM.ty3 PQe4l (Avith. III PatS Ave s' 534p (P.vit- CI r ..' ' 5o,itsten Mir"'04,111 7i 5a04, A, ('uric 0ti 1k (#tse-t, I"t.."a.- 7Pi S C- a -- YI55t- , 1" , v '-' __ ' Cat;•l,, ' (1 li E JACKSON JR. ... lie %%-its p Ii • ./ Seed der Mvevl (t- Mr Ii,g kmlt- Ily A4-,34jJ was J" i BaiudaIl Ave - *tain'. ytu, £ c'. JACKSON (CENTER SEATED) RESTS IN FIREHOUSE ... After kidnaped kidnapers let hini out of car o ri" d a Off 'i b c 'i p al States "' ' c.., ,0 C0fS N*h1Nt 0 • F vu Gesp.4 I bOtchat te im (os"r, C All, Oi Moines% (N,4f% Oak H.:! 4,5 we" Co 1&%o#b% S Vk z, rftsroi_ W6 A a., S I A#,-.I Jveve A,-, "* Solvetwim 41m, 51i , 10 , Care Urged With Poison - - S- - , said. million gallons was an esti- Energy Office Says Fuel Plan To Work Smoother Savings control k'ed children. lose to rummage through states with severe shortages. conditioning. We make-do with Week, the council urged that all eluding pills, cosmetics and reporting 5)-stein and adjust. round Daylight Savings Time prisoners? "There was another part of that report which complained t.) cabinet cnd that adults avoid easily swallowed," INDEX . about the condition of the - tp Se'- w34, tsp, St'a, Cct- it F s Pat; Go".$ (ft.00% of ",# h*tAterve. Gilriflif 144W404ty CIO." k $40 4t`4401 (RA01 ft beI " h#Ja, it. t Alkii Movit I".4 L a divorce be held buying- fans. Is th9t too tough for the medicines be kept in a locked other harmful items that can be ments %ill be made to take ac- 4,,, ''. t-Fern p •-S'CPs'St-34C'v s' k'n,' most Me Moivc (534,.. O'l'e Sled I.'toM',, Nail 34 •ia..O,itu I '*-'ny-t, Iii. Yaws. u-' 'tj A )'il to I 'a' s -i- v •,,, Jackson When Sanford fireman Carl Energy chief Homer Hutchin. By The Associated p'It should represent a sub- mated per cent of the states Smith answered a persistently Florida's top energy official son said Friday the state was stantizl relief if people will con- needs, he said. ringing doorbell at fire station gallons that came in late Feb,ruary Smith and three other firemen on duty at the Sanford Hutchinson said Friday that station were the first men to see about 17 million gallons of emergent-v suppl> has already reached some stations d the rest will soon be released. Jackson after he was let out ofi HCt the Sta tiOn, ending his 28-hour ordeal Jackson was still wearing William Tucker, elimfive di. part of the tape his kidnapers Dismay public opinion poll shows that year Daylight Savings Time -24 is purses ... which often contain Now, the FEO said, Improve. pe. ople have changed their had been shown in polls going who do not have air. National Poison Prevention many toxic substances, In- ments have been made in the 1111nds and no longer like year. back to Aug. 31. The polling or- '% I*CSer,IO,I.,.j,. (-.'v 5. Gas Increase W'1611 He Welcome c to be riiises" were children S or sLsthces such as floor cleaners liable data and had to revise because of the i nf lux of ur ists iInhIIt'didt&'i) called the Jackson )uunger Ti m e or f ur niture polishes," it said. their estimates late in the residence where local police into the gate. The council said a recent surThe council said purses espe month and ooderoil flrrs to tap "I wo 'Speaking f or the poor and ve>- showed that two-thirds of cially can be dangerous. "Chul ul dn't want to indicate officers hastened to the fire WAS}IIN(;ToN APi — A 6 per cent chose >-e. their stocks for shipment to government.corn all all all our problems are over," he home. nonfatal poisoning cam ini dren - both boys ard girls the taxpayers (is there a dif. miss jone Similar results favoring ference?i tempera ture se 't-'p.. harni ç., % '; Firemen Limper proof" Lit P'tn Otooll Ca*j Sattuia. Wet.. I' i'r AM E. l,n at (,y,.ee St Stat, A MT (',,,,o, t a, 5' Pa,,4-; Me.tt O'vimn. Osten I'd, ls"ervj, $ i.*tae Men'-.a' Ciuro, s ovsat, f'ettC wter,ato"e * 'toa'M-ai'. tat, Pat; ("vet' c-i 'Oe P..ia'at'. 05' n ("vi,,, a,, - ;- Sho s P...ed SIVINYN DAY AOVIN9IST. (t-34j, t4(i4 t '.e;.' I -"w•'d e A PA F C"ch, olive & lini ov*,a ,'.'wo.et Cp'.,,'o-. Gene',. 'ecr UOsld MØCwd'st Ct't-, Aevt lis.@ "4" -" 0th,- Vms. Ct, av ' it ,vW t .cni 0-ti,', £, r W' I '-4nu-'I* (JI (in-st tesc.o34 CPs'stu. Loetoaned (r,,t- P'iQtte.i., Ct'vits. )77' SI METHODIST t>i',-en AC"4 it ;10 S I,, r..c Prrlt,',. Bert La., U'sad MeQedet Ci'vi,t- No'nv, ("vtt!, 34 ('v-s. II. Pta,e$ Di .AM.Ptat rb.... (4-4 t- It _-5 cc-- c,,,. t,a - 000, ' *u,,i' caW*-c CPct-.$ ngS 0'. Butt*v R3 FIESBYTINIAN tevy va', ;i. ted tatt.,t.,,., 54 Paiin5Di AiPe5ap G*i*ya (,.jtu 34 (0iof t,e'sJ to'toue Civictu 34 (P,,*jt Pit r'- 5t4' C•t- *t- 3 'np'-t Ost..w M1,s,a Y.-ti." h.','I CPs't' Di P4.11 ten U-Is (s.-.y I'o'd. es,, C' ?''• 04 (did w'wn .1. Aty ....,ct- 34(00 M'St. Ie'nvi.. (r'-,vdt .4 r I ep l4 5 c-i (oo ø ct-.4' a,., CATNOtIC b)i" --- -- --- - CIa 5t,i. &'4tvvv4., i.Iy.V C"O' '.0 'St S Pius v' , ,,- 0 41101t • (ii rr,- t4v"gs leti hap' s' ("..vc' 4 Si" La. C,ftlSt-iCI'M%i.oesi,, .'3(t-c' '* #4 lPt-tI pores' (;, 54 Th,sctt ,rsb Baptist (P.,ftrtu ca AM CIL4 W-mvi't-ow 44PO-10 CIAOCk SAA Liti kwwq% 09 44%*Wo -t,- (sue( OF CPitST SI jor,,- M,ss*av, Paptut! c'--I" 'N C,vttS; St innate fta3441 (vic0. Pb- Sat 03 A"si'it# *in,,en Ct-en,4 34n'enory JapMI (ts'(t- May; I' *.ittef ii - .'v'hap' n'CP-'tOi.ttj*. - Insecticides. paint thinners, more smoothly this month than American Petroleum Institute. front the Customs Bureau. "A lot oi stations are about idnapped ,Ahen he invited him )ears old, the showers in a poisoning. solvents, fuels and other items it did in February. but it cannot The FEO said imports last while the institute's figures are out of g • home (even with a large station and fixed as but the lines are into the f The cou ncil said Friday that stored in garages should be say yet whet he r gasoline will be w ee k averaged 5,2 million bar- b ased on partial repor ts from sho rt," Tucker sa id The li ne s him a cup of coff ee family) are not replaced III such HhlitC than 1,000 persons were locked up or kept out of the more abundant arid lines at the reI a da. about 300,000 Inure oil Imp orters.are He declined to comment on a short time the lowest I've seen in a killed in 1972 by accidentally reach of children, the co uncil pumps shorter. — month." Jackson's appearance, saying swallowing poisons. said. February was the first month Federal Poll llutchinson said although ttlls he preferred to wait for a Nearly two-thIrds of tho se "And, if the prisoners are "Never lease a child alone, of operation of the allocation kept in cells and are observed who eied were 25 or older, it even for an instant. %hen you system. month's allocation has been incomplete police Investigation, w and FEO officia!s all by When he said he had bmn jailers, creased. March is traditional.1y how come said, but most of the "near are using potentially poisonous mitted they ran afoul of urirellourt'scent fixtures hasthe month of greatest demand held prm.s.lner Smith said ht' — cif ftWRpd4$in4q, 143* WtPiIvi - cannot afford to replace rector of the Florida Allied had wrapped around his head, CHICAGO IAPI — The Na- takingmedicineinf rontofçjl. Gasoli ne Re ta ile rs AssociatIon, wtii:ti made some of the , plumbing(ixlurninliICprivate tional Safety Council urges siren. said news stories reporting the firemen to think he ha d been: homes, rather housewives roust Americans to throw out or "Never pretend that WASHINGTON APi — The said that i estimates of total than the industry grouphad fig- increased allocations had an accident. keep them clean to preserve guard carefully an estimated medicine is candy," the council Federal Energy Office says its oil imports were higher than UtCd. I. them. Smith said be did not know helped calm the public's fear 2S0,000 household substance, said. fuel-allocation system will work those reported Thursday by the The FEO gets impact figures and cut down on panic buying George Jackron Jr had been ' And, since the jail is only 14 and medicines thait can cause The Management and Employes HA R RE LL & BEVERLY Pau-t •- ha;' 0 --- .'?i a- '' i jri4 5pç hap' 4 ("Ct $' I'S Oi.'*' , P,,t 5D,jf 4.1 CivicS ia P-* Ave It 04jiq Buys' Ct-w't (lilMO t+5t5 £et•n'o'se Sor.,9, Ces' $.t,$I Cltur& Ces' Ct-s's' 04 Gatw,. 'vi" mendatiomis include replacing certain plumbing fixtures. Well, sometimes we taxpayers A& PWEO & PAINT CO., INC and Employes Lv'C (*'v,.,-s!-e.'e' ("vi , v Ct-,,t(!i 7.I Pate ;' h Pvy.jv M*orat, B.e4sf C,'itu (''a e' Bar (.eie',eP.0 M,eItv'4. 0a')' (t( 5t'i ** C$laqtJtvA,. Fesi S.v'st tP.,. 511 Park Ave ii. e p - (',1'am4',&1 Li4,Y1 Mit'.4 C,c*. 1 ct- 1, P% Bapt-S' (tutu' ill? * *t- 5' i' -ys Viyg' 0 • A Catwvy Baptist Mw..we, 2 C,.in,,4 i$.,u..e .ti ,,Itp'V(~iv I WO * U*iS# ) NATIONAL BANK v"e'en CP'ueOv 04 Pen,Wnc, Ditto's. l.ii (ny %'a' cPyro,. I' 5 $sn,d Ave and signed by Cecil Sewell, pulled out of the coalition partners that a reierendum on g05ernment chief prison inspector and sestigator, some recoin- - SENKARIK GLASS —SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY — P.,. $tv44 M;eoror, (t-yiv.PinSt ASSEMILET 09 GOD -. prisoners, i there containea in the Division of Malta a Republican. resigned pos--d divorcti. 11w party did Corrections report submitted Thursday. On Friday, his party not go along with its coalition Howard H. Hodges . and Staff Oviedo, Florida DEKLES' GULF SERVICE V!!1! I __ t hemselves about the Welfare of . stagnant economy and an oil The Christian Democrats, gasoline allocations f or this of gasoline in March, 0r834per tanks between three-quarters state Friday indicated that the St.reet, and greeted a friend a anyone speaking for the tax- scandal reaching up to cabinet Ialy's largest political organ. month smiould go a long way to- cent of estimated needs. and overflowing," Hutchinson dreaded end-of-the-month Lines little after 1 am. Saturday The March allocation is al. added. ministers, began to fall apart izatlon and backed by the Rb- w ar d easing the sta te's shortpayers arid the were eased somewhat by emer- macrung he had no Idea the man February's allocation of 278.3 gene)' allocations of 29.4 million had been kidnapped he findings when Treasury Minister Ugo la man Catholic Church, have op' ages if motorists resist panic ready trickling to stations, he . SANFORDATLANTIC J 0 (Jim) Smith and Staff GREGORY LUMBER parties. oo m HAPPY ACRES KINDERGARTEN at CHILD CARE PROGRESSIVEPRINT$NGCO. mon position on the pending referendum on whether to reBut the Catholic-Marxist al- peal this Roman Catholic na- woman reader. Pra t er Mt*tng Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson and Employes and Employes s_._. Rumor's government, forced F I composed of flationary spiral estimated at While you're taking the time the Christian Democrat. Mari. more than 15 per cent a year. The Catholic-Marxist govern. trying to come up with answers, Ist Socialist, Democratic let me share the views of a Socialist and Republican Ing alliance also lacked a corn- II Betty Floyd & Staff Insurance FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. . VA- .5. front of the jail already ex. Rumor's coalition govern, to balance the diverging inter. ests of the four pa rties in It, was pousing • rennovations in ment, Italy's 35th in the last progress" years, had been in office since unable to halt the nation's in. 1 Xp ii oo. m Sunda 'S( "Oct I 100m Morning Woet'p Wed Prayer & Pt. of THE McKIBBIN AGENCY John Y. Atercer and Staff 4 lion but Budget Minister An. And, what happens if (he lie also sa id th cabinet tonio Giolitti, a Socialist, op. County commissioners do NOT would recommend toePresident come up with the budget which Giovanni Leone that the refer. posed the Republican leader, we asswne Sheriff Polk will endum on repealing the divorce and leftists contended that La Malla had given in to 'foreign submit to cover the cost of law be held on May 12. j repairs arid I:IIprovenJenLs' The date of the referendum is interfcrenct', 7 p Ct-or rrac,,c, kilys;-, _%%iWtF-Z5~FZ- , dition' ia in ii CO. in Youth Grcup FIRST UNITED Cablenet - Re-, A F S'pvr.i 530pm Morning WorShip A. Spoliki Its And ROME tAP) Premier Ma. la Malta quit over a dispute riano Rumor and his eenter.left involsing a $1.2-billion standby Why did the judges hold an coalition government resigned inquiry when not more than six flounceda cabinet minister an. Monetary Fund to bolster the months earlier, the State's nation's enfeebled curren(-, health Minister Lulgi Gui, a the bra. The IMF had s ti pulated Attorney's Of fice Christian Democrat, said the that the fund not be used fur results of an inv essubmitted tigation thethe y conduc:'d on this same con. governmeni resigned after a inflationary projects. Wilbur Ave., Luke Mart Su nday Chu'cPiSOooi Premier C LOG' 4 II) John PRESB Y TERIAN CHURCH M-n,ster * 0 __ THE LAKE MARY UNITED Prayer Stew 7 10pm IF,rst Wed'sesday F,tIo* -- Loses _1~ 2 1 PAOLA WESLEYAN CHURCH Old Route 44 at Puola THE LAKE MON ROE CHAPEL Rev WillamE Miller Pastor Orant,BIvd.Lak,M.n,.. Ssv'dayktio*l 915am WtI'atdEldrdg, Pattc' ______ — E. C Elsea and Staff OF SEMINOL E 4 ,I 11. The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible UNITED STATE BANK - . .____ iSa II 00.- Morn-nqWoi-shup S 3Oi in 7 cop m Wed B i bl e Study I Family morlican 600Pm 7 lOP in JIM LASH CHRYSLER- PLYMOUTH And Staff ' last July. It was Evangelist ID COO in )P n Eve "UWorIIiV ft tP Ct5%j Wed COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH uMYF PngWQe5Ie.p Italy - - 7 )I FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Oak £ 3rd St Ret, V' I. lirtir4 a"d Rtv Pet'Vl,thW Yi!5 M'nisttr Op -- - Jfrra th 11- I'% I? S Su nday Sc?sool i i5a in UMYF S )Op fill t*ynt Prover Breakfast 2nd&ithThursday 150am There are tir.ies when it's good For everybody on the parTy line to pick up FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH SI? Pork Avenue Pastor PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST Rtv .IayT Co'smaso Mor ning Worship I 50. in N4llway44vv.st 0 u 3:1-7 You're neser quite sure the macstage was meant for sou 'lou arc tempted someItmes it) think it vas intended for sometene else until ou realire that this anssscr which God has inspired in your heart dorm fit your pra)er. 7 lop m CHRIST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH TvCkerOr,ve,SgnIandEstjt,j Rev G#ry Iintr Pastor Sunday Schoo l • $ ISa in Morning *orshp II OOa in MYFJ&ISun 700pm Eve Worth 1 I & 3 S n 7 ) m fl ble Stud' Wed 7 )3p in Genrib who care for him are joining their prayers with his. 6 OOp m Bible C t. 6:27.38 which are common to *11 men But even when he prays for needs that are solely his own. be knotws that thoose s - Is a JO 00 . in ii COa in Bible Study Luke The man who prays can hear the pra>crs of others . - . cspccially when tIC CHURCH OF CHRIST 7 00 p m - I oop n- , , 11ff t - - .-- _______ - FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LOPIGW000 Set Orange Strrct kr. I kubS (,rirt II OQJ Sunlit School Ii 0Øm wnnwonnp 730pm Sundit Evening 733 p Wed B.ble Stuly Cguc''i Mi-e$*ng Sundae I - GRACE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Onera Rd . at Woodlawn Ave Ry 0 Rott OrntIow Ptr Church School • 9 iS. in Mornng Worth-p 1100am MO • I lOc' m ___________________ - LAKE MARY CHURCH •f tIe. nutarene 75 CiptialLak, Dr Lake Mary. Fla key Paul ' Tritiel Sundly School 5. m Morning WorsPi.p & I lIp ObIe Stud,' 7 001)" (VJflQe$4?.CSPrVICr lIetIs i!isi - ebb Study ! }3 r ?dretyl •*rd I - - - . -- , unday 11 - - praise ' • .t.. James C v auo THE PEOPLES BAPTIST CHURCH 1 341 Ph $42 S$$ior 322 tIle RiCPIWd W. J.cki Pastor Sunday: Morning Worship JO 0. m - sh ( rv e ni1ercjavten ( - -, - P4 "J ef, vrceArd I~f 'Cl off. ,, A "I . 1 After $30,000 Ransom A S3ycar.old Sanford money on a dirt road in North and gloves grabbed Jackson honestly believe they would inc out of the car." 0 oslnessman was released Orange County. The was gathered by feet were bound and he was returned auto was Impounded about 10:45 Thursday night have killed me if any (news lharmeti early Saturday after Jackson and his wife, who Mrs. Laura Jackson Friday blindfoided with grey air and searched inch-by.inch by .t Jackson, looking wan and wtule he and his wife, Laura, rnedia of you had reported on it have lived in Central Florida morning from an unidentified conditioning duct tape found in team till Ing kidnaped by two gun. exhausted after spending 28 were working in their plant, while I was with them." of crime scene wielding men who released him hours either tied to a for almost four years, said they sources, according bed or They tied Mrs. Jackson up and to the shortening plant The men technicians. The two kidnapers Saturday have no idea about who the authorities. used the tape to tie up Mrs. hen they picked up $30,000 wrapped under a blanket in a took him with theni at shotgun were the center of a rnassivt' kidnapers are. Jackson's comment that the i nsom in cash moving ear, was released point, Jackson said. Nick Stames, agent in charge Jackson In the plant lunchroom ride to the house where he was nurnhwi( launched by Sanford George Jackson Jr,, owner of blindfolded and bound just after "The Identification I have Is of the Tampa FBI office, who before hauling her husband held was short led ii -They didn't hurt me but they Cluef of Police Ben Butler. that I heard a man's voice, but I led a force of 15 special agents away in the couple's compact speculation that the kidnaperi' C luthern Shortening, 2200 midnight near Sanford's did threaten to kill me if anyone Seminole County Sheriff John never saw the faces of my in the kidnap investigation, said car, untry Club Road, said after number two fire station at called either the police or news Polk, and the FBI. hideout was in Seminole bemg released, "It's good to be French Avenue and 34th Street abductors They kept putting agents "were in the immediate Officers said the car had been County. media," Jackson continued News of Jackson's being tape oswith my family again. Thank er my eyes and that drop area" when the ransom driven from the kidnap scene While the Jackson fami1 "I don't know lot sure how during a press conference at his taken hostage was voluntarily gave me hope they would not was delivered. xl no one was hurt." but was discovered near the waited tensely at home through many kidnapers there were, but house. "1 don't know why they withheld by Central Florida kill me because they knew I The kidnapers eluded law Stames said the FBI entered plant early Friday apparently the long hours between a IL ell forcernent agents following Jackson I believe there were only two," picked me, and I don't really news agencies for fear the would not be able to identify the case 45 mInutes after carefully wiped clean of from the kidnapers Pelk operai said. know who they might have kidnapers would follow through them," Jackson said. "drop" of the ransom Sanford police received the fingerprints. Two men wearing ski masks been," he said, adding, "I and kill Jackson. Just before midnight Cliff initial report of the abduction (Coot. On Page 2ACol.l Siwr,i:-; cain the msteiou.sly Throughout the ordeal the Jackson drove south from Th ursday night. kidna pers issued i nstructions Sanf ord and Into north Orange Stames told reporters at a 2 • by telephone ((I J1(kSOfl'S 23. ('nunty where 1w dropped a am Saturday newt. conference )ear-old son Cliff, who is cm. package con ta ining th e $30,000 there were no immediate pioyed at his fathe r's firm cash ransom on an undisclosed sus pects In the case bit "this At one point, Jackson said he dirt road specifi ed nearly two puzzle hopefully will be put knew for sure the ransom ha d hours earlier after a man together shortly." H? said c l ; been paid "only after they let telephoned the Jackson home investigato rs have a number of — ) leads but 'no word yet n the - if location of a hou.e where Jackson's captors he ld him without food d uring the long or deal. 'lie was kept in a buildi'ig I j a it f 10rb and transported In the back of a . car," 'tames said Starnes ''Id reporters, "We 1. have no reason now to suspect iiiilitants Jackson said he overheard no thing to indicate his captors were members of a radical - or ganization. After a reunioi, wi th his wife Sunday, March 3, 1974—Sanford, Florida 32771 and family, Jackson told VICTIM WITH DETEL1'IVES 66th Year, No. 165 Price 20 Cents newsmen how his hands and ...Tape still around head ------' P iSa v JO S0 r I OOp n Evangelistic Service GOOD SHEPHERD UNITED LUTHERAN CHURCH llIQOrIandoAve. ( 17-931 Lutherori Church n America) P,jbor Wilam Ii Dovne Ch ur ch S hool $ Xa m 13 Xa m worup / . 7 lOp in JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH liii WestFortt Streef G.oroeGallo-*ay PiSPOr Su nday ipyi Morn.ng Servite ii OOa m Evening Service 7 lOp " 130pm WedneldaySer,'ce Old TrfIeI foi• a N.-* Day / 9 IS svrim, `i(hool , / Oat a Devotional 7iPirs 323 rayer Siryct y / - Sunday N ghl 8ro4dcat q'd / . it m Ave. W lndSt 1iku'aS0 EIIotl SiJndS(lSOOI Mornrig Worship Youth Hour LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER / , ti, - ) FIRST CHURCH NA OF NC LiitIiv•rwt S ___________________ ____________ . . th FIItowShp I •3 5_\ sru O IHE ?IAZARENU I.mIor.atrO,n,4a Community Center R e,, A E Green Pa Sunday School tO 00. 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(Jull South of 101.416) :~ ADVENTIST CHURCH Corner 7th B Elm C R Nell calurda Strvcr '.itbaIh School $ iOa m oeiIlpSerylce It OOa m WlMdA Night P'rr See.ce 7 00 p m cn Alt Avi'rur Mai tland spr.rus LymAnfil Kirkwood \. 7000m AA-tl% (Of Sunday Services at TrA ••• ~j Noon Wednesday Evening Pratr meet ing THE HOPE OF OUR COMMUNITY, I ,':\ It : Rao 10 Sati.ifilby ,• . . :iiattresscs? Has anyone taken Area tk'atlis 2A the time to look at some of the rnattres which the poor nave been sleeping on', And how iii.any pilor have two sheets and Bridge Calendar Classif ied ads IIA tConl, on Page ZA Col, 1) Crossword puzzle Dear Abby W IIA Dr. Crie HA Utorial comment ....4A Horoscope . HA Public notices 5C Society 1411 hA HA Sports State 3A - 8-bA IA d, sai "I know him real well," Meanwhile. a special energy But when fellow fireman task for,re Of state legislators Ronnie ,McNeal said he first ganization, the National Opin- was t')Ld Friday in Miami that saw Jackson he thought the Asked last inonth how they ion Research Center of the Ani- Florida's fuel pro~ierms could nuin had been in an accident. count of regional growth in de- like Da y light Savings Time, SI s-ersit>- of Chicago. did not offer be handled better if federal of. "A little after one this pe r cent of the 324 persons an explanation for the change mend. of ficta ls w ould let the state do I ts morning he just came to the questioned said they dislike It heart. - * own thstributioI. door. I thought maybe he was in Meanwhile Friday. an FEO somewhat or scrv much. The We belies-c it is time for the an accide nt I really didn't spokesnn said that figures rciiiair liked it to some deThe poll is conducted weekly Federal Ew.rgy Of ce fi to de- know ," said NcNeal. oullitung each sWe's expected gree or didn't care, at the expense of the Depart. centralize the fuel allocation "I looked up and he was gasoline supply for March As recently as mid-Decemn- riient of Transportation to s)tern a' de legate authority ringing t he servi ce bell. He rang would not be available until ber, the pollsters asked people sample public opinion on Monday at the earliest. whether Daylight Savings Time enerKy shortages and policies. I,eslie. public relations director "fir said somiebady had been And, in what has become a should be instituted all year. Results are providedlothe for l'te American Automobile holdir.g him ,intl he was just weekly occurrence, the FF0 Gis- en a "yes" or "no" choice, Fede ral also Energy Office, Aistion. released' �2A— The Sanford Herald Sunday, March), 1974 II I :1 FLORIDA Handful Of Lawmakers TODAY Control Fate Of ERA Bill 1I Sanford Man ., 4, 1.AL Or Freed After TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (All) will be ratified by the leg. sion In an attempt to sway Two, Dixon and Reynolds, A handful of legislators with Islature, house members. econd thoughts about their said they would probably vote But the poll of HOUSe fllCfl3." It they don't, Florida — and for ERA if the vote were taken .973 votes against the Equal hers indicates a tough fight, at tights Amendment will decide perhaps the nation — apparent. thus time. 10 members who said they b will reject the amendment, The Is fate in Florida this year. "I'm leaning toward chang. weren't sure how to vote Ufl• ERA strategists in Washinging," said Dixon. doubtedly will be subject to inIn an Associated Press poll of ton said last week Florida is Reynolds, who filed an extense lobbying by ERA s o of the 64 house members who pivotal state. Supporters of the up. Planation of his 1973 vote, said ejected ERA last year, 10 said amendment need ratification porters and opponents, his legal objections to the work. The The 10 are Reps. Randy Avon, ing of hey were undecided how to by five nl orestatestogetthe 36 the amendment haven't Lauderdale; Charles changed ote this time around, required by the constitution. but "I'm probably Boyd, [)-hlollywood; Earl The 54 lawmakers who voted Senate President Mallory leaning toward it." Dixon 1)-Jacksonville ; Fri-ti r,r ERA in 1973 were not polled, Home has thrown his support to Ilagan said he was "leaning tit several of the reportedly the ERA. boosting expectations Hagan, It-Orlando; Mattox against "ERA. He expressed a HLr, D.Jicksonvllle; Vernon re wavering, of supporters that the senate Co 1 on sentiment when he If a majority of the 10 who will pass the measure. D'MIaml; Charles said "1 Just haven't been conNergard, It-Fort Pierce; Jay ore against ERA last year Edna Tail, vinced but I'm willing to be." EIt/t-74 director, Reynolds, R'Boca Raton; witch sides, the U.S. Con. said she's been assured by leg. Hair was noncommittal, and itution amendment mnendrnent prohibiting IslatIve leaders that the Senate Grover Robinson, DPensacola; Nergard said he would vote and Jon Thomas, RFort whichever way a xual discrimination probably will act first, early in thc vs- and majority of J Ransom Wool. From Page IA) - ' .. - — — . - - 1IIE JALKSOtIS ...Together again . MU. ANl)M1(S.J,('KSONAT33O1M 'fed - -- : , -. 401"', z 4 t — Victim S " ttheirhome . All , , Return 4W f .•. e r 'R _ rol af 1c - .• Credited To Ban £Z4 :Ir •1 -, • • . •1 Butler Sal • ...i,.. . - t - - - ç ' T. . - 'd' •• 1* ¼ , - -. •.i-f - 4 -. . BUILDING - ' - ' L • ____ - -. - WHERE KIDNAPERS STRUCK .. Located on 2200 Country Club Road - •- i .• -v ; .• - !ii. J , -. •.. - - . - -. - •' , - . - - , 4, --- Ui Seminole Calendar Bob - : . ; - ii. Lawyer Reinstated :r - t• f4* BALTIMORE, Md. tAP — Maurice Braverman, former attorney for the Ccar*znuri.st party in Baltimore, has won permission to practice law once again after 11)0CC thantwodecades.Cond yattiheightof the McCarth' era, the 5$-old months of a threr ear Jail sentence before his release in 1 5. He was then disbarred by the Maryland Bar .tssoci.auon. On Frida), Maryland's highest CO ruled he is to be readmitted to the bar, the first lawyer to be reinstated aitre being barred La' Corwnurnst activities. • .".'•. - 'èS4V. S a. ' ' .i 4 Oldest Profession Hit RENO. Nev. APi The energy crisis has hit the world's Oldest profession. Most of Nevada's hoa4es of legalized Proditulm cuttacted in an Associated Press survey said wtr'ia is generally down and brothel owiiers tAanw the envrg shortage for keeping customers away. The recent truckers' strike aDd continued fuel shortars tvedrastic'ally cut the traffic of trucks it L'S. 95 from Las Vegas to Henu, and once busy bordellos say it has cam Umn swoe oft1wir replar chente4e, ) v i I ) Sanford Lius Club, noon, information house of Steak. Sheriff John Mar. 9 Polk will speak on need for new Special meeting of Seminole jail. Rebekah Lodge 36, 8 p.m., honoring Margaret Land. Sanford Senior Citizens, noon, Florida Assembly president. Sanford Civic Center. Sack Dinner 6 p.m., meeting 8 p m., lunch and entertainment by Odd Fellows Temple, Magnolia Ballet Guild. Avenue, Sanford. NEW YORK AP) — The statement routinely before a instructions to this jury, that With the Jury back after nonence or guilt of these de- Gag1ia,b then sent the Jury government's criminal con- newly sworn trial Jury of eight because people just like this lunch, Gagliardi mentioned fendants. A grand jury merely back to its sequestered hotel spiracy caw against former men Rind four wolmen. Petit Jury had indicted these Rayhill's reference to the grand cocWdm where a charge ftU Wcommoda Uons for the week. Atty. Gen. John N. Mitchell and He called the purported deal two men, that they should draw jury, without repeating its sub- be made, end, postponing exiiCOMMerice Secre pj.. between Mitchell, Stasis and a natural inference from that stance. His own voice rising In 'lbey do not consider guilt opening statement that had or been rice H. Starts may have crashed Vesco a scheme "to sell polifi. fact that these men were guilty, crescendo as he spoke, Gag- innocence. A grand Jury Proscheduled Horticultural Seminar, to follow the on takeoff due 0* prccutor's cal influence for 1)0,000 in "Thés is an outrageous thing liardi declared: anford Garden Club, 7:30 p.m. ceedings Is in no way a trial, government's. He is expected 10 trialopening statement. The cub," to do in this courtroom, and this "You are the first men and You arid you alone are the rule on the mistrial motion 'Fruit Trees for the Home," by judge is considering a mistrial. "It's cheaper than paying a case should be dismissed." women to consider the in- Judges of the fact." Frank J. Jasa, County Monday. Judge Lee P. Gagliardi of lawyer," Rayhill quoted Vesco Extension Director, Seminole U.S. District Court cited "ap- as telling a business cohortS Couiity. 'The influence exerted by parent excesses" in the opening Of Asst. U.S.. Atty. James W. Mitchell and Staiswas subtle Parents' Night, Sanford Rayhill, who launched the gov. and sophisticated," added the Middle School, 7 pm.. school ernment's conspiracy, ob- slightly built, dark auditorium. Band concert and struction of justice and prjury hatred Rayhill, a government d.iscu.s.sion of formulation of a Prosecution Friday. prosecutor for four ears. I1'A, Teachers will be in rooms RajhiU went on in that vein Gagliardi directed Rayhill to to talk with parents following ill W11!l any legal fOFthebettei- partOftwohotfl'S, meeting. excuse he can find in case law as the jury paid him rapt attenfor his remarks that the trial lion. So did Mitchell and Stasis, March b Jurors should place themselves dropping their gaze from Senior Citizens Do) at in the shoes of the grand jurors hill only to jot notes m p11& in Orlando Fair. Free admission WASHINGTON I AP) — 7be that it go Ithe impeadnefit, Ialse tiestimlony. raised money who indicted Mitchell and front of-them. forall over 55, Charter bus will Mitchell was charged with six Water gate grand Jury kept one committee, for the break-in defendants, of- felony counts, Stasis. Then, as he was winding up iantalizing secret as At indicted leave Civic Center at 10:30 am. Haldetnan and Sirica banned any statements fered them executive clemency iillcti 1ei in turn, was gir- tds statement. Rayhill told the seven assiates t'f Presjjen by prosecutors, '• and stop at Seminole Plaza at At with five defendants and and leniency, and tried to get en an opportunity to bolster in Jurors: Ii. Return b 6 P.m. Call 322W Nixon: its findings about the their lawyefl and grandfr As you listen to the wit- President himself. 'tht its motion for a ff139148 or 323-2618 For rtserinside information from the April .10 last year they were The Jury, which had been hear. FBI about trial. names tedifying before you, rations the progress Of the chief Of staff and domestic ing evidence for months, was inlgstion Mitchell and Stans are ac- put yourselves in the place of 'Those conclusions were con- not adviser, respectively disdiarged and was told its Business and Professional cused of accepting a $2oo,000 the grand Jurora who in- Lathed in a large envelope Presence might be needed in Women, dinner-business secret contribution to President %estigated this case, citizens handed to the Judge as the cour t in two weeks. meeting, 7 pin. Cavalier Motor Nixon's I97 re-election bke yourselves." grand indicted H. H. BalArea Death Inn. Speaker, John Doe on paign from international Swiftly to his feet rose Walter deman, John D. Elinlichjnan, The grand jury charged a to. HENRY IL JONES Investments. cwr Robert L Vesco. The two Buwier, head of Stasis' legal John N. Mitchell and Brisuon Funeral Home is in tai of 24 felony vloiati violations team. defendants had left the cabini't i-i's for conspiring to derail the against the seven men Each ChargeofArrangements Organizational meeting 1Uieflimietu run ftcajni I objett,' he said in a con. Watergate inve.stigations. carries a maximum penalty of Henry B. Jones, 90, 101 Par Altamonte Springs - South Funeral Notice The government charged trolled voice, lire years In prison and fines Place, Sanford, died Friday. A Seminole Chamber of Corn. that, in return, Mitchell and 'Sustained," snapped Gag. U.S. Distrid Judge John J, ranging from $2,000 to $10,000. native of Orange County, NINNY Altamonte JON ESS.—Euc.rqai Slam aou _______ to le a ______ hardl,a jurist who evinces a Sirica glanced at the report, or. Seo as Wakes , j, Springs Civic Center, to Sanford I. He All se were c w with 01101 Pa PIsc, SavWord *01 bE' rIi*$ and firm control of his courtroom dered It sealed and kept in the a retired CPA sod a m.mb,r of'Old m0way of 4 p ,, .t irsc' In bisbW his dlcourt's custody 'wild further tr Ju 37. the Fins Baptist Qch ot Fwwvai Home wNfi thi Rtv 1V72 the day reeled at Vesc's sesi determination" 1Iv$y 0, 5pq Jr. officiating Sanford, the Lake Moüro the treak-In °lunch. The last one had baredollar financial empIre em4irg wift be leM to MobilE', Ala for b,riat it would pleas. Party headquarters — to the Gideon Camp and the Christian Mich u -. Iy cleared the courtroom when During Aides said the Judge had not Iresent. The charge said they B'JilflU Mens Awe. Mr Jcf%5 1 Gidiion Mral He was a indicttd by the Watergate Bonnet was on his feet again, decided whether to ebi, given , turn the re- tried to impede tia' Watergate 1 tor of Mobile College in mimary ermi, Funeral P400'f ifrandJryon Identical charges made no attempt port over to the House instigation by lying, "craft, Mobil,, Alabama in dilr, Of arrangements to Judiciary CoP1mIee which is trickery and diShOfltst fl)*1t1." ji ii trig a finger in the direction of stodying possible impeachment &wvtvora include a brother, " . The grand jury charged "the Carl C. the prosecution table, he cried- of OAKLA with charges that he played a Jones Sr., Decatur, the I'resident. conspirators would at various "1 move 1w' a role in a sister, Mrs. Shelley migijal. I of A briefcase bulging With times remove, CUICe*I, alterGeorgia, I move for a mistrial because It grand Jury evidence Tcka,, Jackaosndfls ,a also was and destroy docti y iiiüi, a was Mated by Mr. Rayhili a few given to Sirica and there were pas, records and uaota, pa- c, Mary E. Tol objects." rnemer,ts ago ... In which he reports the jurors had asked law clx,oI graihiate, Nam. Sanforti, and several It said they plasuied and gave Olec and neptwws, T"&, Wa terg ate C Jury Keeps Nixon Role Secret Nixon 'Challenged' WASHINC,TONi .AP The new Watergate indictment o seven tursncrWhite House orn aid" ,h.Jy ehalknges President Nixon's version of his role in the u.er-up. The grand jury said that bonier presidential Chief of Staff H. H. Haldeman lied when said Nixon rejected the Ideao(raising bush ,i.,yfor ______ Watergate is accurate,sod had khen a irtsally kfri*1CPJ — _____ "' . - • — Impeach Investigation WASHING (API The house Judiciary Cornmillie is MIII waiting for W eidenct It requested from the lAte house last Monday for lb, impeadurent % estigotcti fli' i.adi.s tozzieeLitgaxn next Tuda1, uww ummiliierstiJywiJJ — press for issuanec Of 14944M if thee t4iiiience Iwen turned — ha: — - -- - by -, IL in ne4borlii~2 1'f all bd ... -, ¶ NEWS CONFERENCE KF2A.M.SATURDAY .. Held by Butler, Polk, Stames ' .5.. a - Stans Ma Get Mis na — — 717 - • Mi c e TODAY 1•• A01 •: / Because Of Prosecutor NATION - . - y Mar. 3 March 7 Business and Professional Seminole County Youn Women Silver Anniversary Republicans, $ p.m., Quail) Tea, 34 p.m. Sandlewood Villa Inn North, 1-4 and 434. Mrs clubhouse. Barbara Arnoult, who escaped from behind the Iron Curtair 12:15, Sanford and teaches Russian tc • 1 Y Club, American Astronauts will be Civic Center. Speaker, Vince the guest speaker. Vlsitor Fechtel welcome. March 5 Star. 8-9 O er er 50 Club, H':30 a.m. in the it Johns l)tstj ict Camporee. Souls Social Hall. Lyle till scout troop5' and Webelm Suffield will show film on units, Tomaka Woodlands, I Ireland at II followed by a mile north of t)eI;ind. call Russ covered dish luncheon. Kitn&'r 39 7751 for further -- - - .,. - ------------------ -- ------- -- ------------ ---- -- ---- -------- - - - ------------- ----" F - --- -------- '----- __ ------ -- _ - -- - --.--------------------'--_ ---- - The Wekam WW hosless will h)I Call loday: SEA HUCHES $3492:2 Sanford SANDRA RAWLINS 434 9212 Casselbefry SIDNEY THOMPSON 834 9217 Altamonte Springs SHIRLEY MILLET 8)1 921? Forest City HILDA RICHMOND 668 SW Deitona -' --------.----- -'-- -_ -. ---.------ =--- '-.-' __ --- - --- Sunday, March 3,1974-3' A AIRMAN MICHAEL Cannavino, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mario H. Cannavino, 221 Flamingo Dr., Sanford has been assigned to Chanute AFB, Ill, after completing basic training at Lackiand AFB, Tex. He has been assigned to specialized training in aircraft equipment maintenance. tits wile, lisa, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. 1. Howe of Sanford. - Paid the supervision of Sanford his fourth floor courthouse police I.I. Edward Hayden. who offices to news reporters and forwarded bits of information photographers who turned from the FBI. Polk and Butler. them into an around-the-clock Polk, Butler and the FBI media command center under mustered 45 offtclers 15 from each agency at an un. disclosed location, standing ready at a moment's notice to speed to any area named by the ft kidnapers as the ransom delivery point. Local off-July offims were alerted and plans made as the MRS. L%URA JACKSON waiting hours droned by. National wire services were llerald Photos by Bill Vincent) advised of the danger to Jackson's life if the kidraping %%as Publicized. Associated Press and United Press International agreed to em. t CLO bargo the story j Orlando Prem Club, notified early Friday. alerted its IC Z :: am ag agreement against prematurely divulging any By BOB U.IJYI) were rousted from their bethby news of the kidnaping until report CityEditor clubpresidentGcn eBuri. Jackson was released by the Slaines said the Joint news 'TaUirily we'd like to see kidnapers. SrnthO1eSUfJOP conference Improvements in medical Jack Jackson said his biggest and Sanford Pollee Chief & after Jackson's release L't service. But,howmanyelderly concernwasntbelngkjlledbiit precedent-setting In Florida have trouble getting this kind Of rather being abandoned after imposed news media blackout and noted such a met attention. a1so' And what aho.,it the ransni as Ming was paid. "1 on the kidnaping of George held in the Tampa area two the P children. bow flltflY air-did no one would fwd fliC if Jackson Jr. with of theinet rulat' medical they left me," Jack Jackson's safe weeks ago "when we thought son said. return we had a kidnaping." Nick F. Stames, special agent Stames, who directed FBI And, those telephone Jacks ** indiareo( the Tampa dlvhjon agents in the Sanford in. to be installed in the FBI echoed the local vestigatiop, termed the effort of Pussgeways' Believe ftnrnot. Kidnap stories officials' appreciation to "a classic example of there are still some of us who when cooperation between federal don't have a phone, much and photos were newsmen early uSaturday ended, and local law enforcement jacks for extensions. Perhaps if Polk said a 28-hour total news officers. ' we provided phones for the poor compiled and blackout is "unheard of in most "The main concern of al fonm it would help their morisle, areas" but it was necessary three departmeriLs," Stame-too. "Probably what's bothering obtained1 by Herald here because the kidnapers said. "was the safe release of threatened to kill Jackson if the the victim." me more than anything is that mediawunotjfjed.Butlersaid Stamesthankedme members of we're so concerned about staffers initial coordination of the news the police and sheriff's of the law violators.. If rights embargo was handled by department saying, "they gave all of these recommendations 'i Herald Executive Editor John lots of help and the FBI was ! are made (at the experw of the John Spousici, Spotskl who arrived at police most impressed with the taxpa)ers), they II be living j . wir U M" 7 people. Witter In Jill than they Could Dave Bryant, after the first report of the Their cooperation and per afford by being at home. kidnaping and covered the formance was super." "Finally, why should the PcIk and Butler revealed that from headquarters for the jazp.yrn of Seminole County Lloyd next eleven hou nrs, the Orange County Sheri Sheriffs ' goImohockfor28}eamjd rs Bothnauonalwireservlces_ Department supplied two a security complex Associated Press and United helicopters and pilots 0 J RichcI'cJ gate may We over ID four Presslnteniational—agreedto standby at Sanford Airport for eight years. Now dent sa that embargo the kidnap story as use if needed by the 45 law this can' t be done! Mark Weintz, did members of the Greater enforcement agents The taxpayers Of Seminole Orlando Area r1.— Club, who the kidnap investigation. are pa ying for a Juvenile detenfton center which the state Cindy Flanders, has taken over. Oh, they pay us airight.. . one dollar >" and Bill Vincent. under a 30-ye& lease program! The Sanford Herald - f - &&W David H. Bach 2442 MelIonvifle at 61116toJø4iHq abue �4A—The Sanford Herald Sunday, March 3, 1974 Jack Anderson A. No Real Solutions In Sight The announcement that th e cost of living been paying the bills for a family. Our concern at this point, however, thould not be what happened in 1973, but what's ging to happen in 1974 and beyond. Unfortunately, the prospects for an early end of the inflationary spiral are not bright. And most disturbing is th e fact that neither the President nor Congress appears to have any real solution to offer. Three years ago, the nation was plagued by increasing inflation at a time when unemployment was rising also, threatening a recession accompanied by higher prices, a situation unique in the nation's economic history. Public concern and fear that his reelection would be threatened by a recession led President Nixon to change economic policies i'lld illillounce it freeze oil prices and %%-ages, followed by a series of economic controls by government, Although they were sprinkled with inequities, the cont rols worked well enough that they slowed inflation, and the economy rebounded sufficiently that unemployment was gradually reduced. However, just a year ago, Mr. Nixon declared the battle against inflation won and loosened the controls, lifting them from some segments of the economy and leaving them in effect for others, Then came a series of shortages, led by food and fuel, which pth ed prices up sharply. Some temporary controls on individual items, such as beef, proved a disaster. The Nixon administration seemed helpless to do anything are patient, things will get better. Congress was no more helpful, The administration and Congress now are of 831.9993 300N. FRENCH AyE, SANFORD, FLA, n771 WALTER A. GIE LOW. Editor and Publisher WAYNE D. DOYLE Advertising Director I Associate FRANK VOLTOLIP4E, General Manager JOHN A SPOLSKI. AssIate Editor ________ . ''" the voiwne documentation that he wants. Since the mechanical arguments probably will never be settled, they can be put aside with the thought that the longer they continue the more evident it is that the White House taping op.'ration was the product of amats. The Jan. 9 request for ad&Uonal tspeswhi hhasbeen refused by the White House is TELEPHONE ____ - new clash of wills between the 3222611 ) whether he was going to do Ults (hijack attempt) or going to a baseball game." Others who knew Byck also agreed it a _______ _____ -_ _____ 1 _______________ ________________________ -- __________ _____ ___ abnormal fear of death - . . because I believe in , GOd, Supreme Being, no religion, no nothing. . - I don't look forward dying. I love life. I'm heavy, I'm fat, I like to eat and I'm not suicidal, "But I'm doi ng this," he said, "to Prove the point that one man can make a difference If his mind and his willpower is strong enough..,." He said he was 60 to 70 pounds overweight, wi th a bud back. "And I'm about to undertake a James Operation Pandora Box, where you have to be skinny and slinky wy and wWoand," hech uclded, "1'mnot anyth ng )e thit, "ButIsuspectthatIcancomeoffwjth ant of , it I can keep my cool. And I suspect that my appeara y work to my advantage." Byck explained that he intended to com bine two dramatic • -. __________ - -. _______ _____ - He declared on the tape that the suicide mission would be "a very dif flci*lt task for me for the sh reason UtI have an ______ ______ - __________ _____ • .... - ____ --' - ,," - i _________ V' -- - -. ____ •. •• '/ - / :•- - ...JIITI -• — _____ _____ -• BOB LLOYD City Editor locks the principal figures seeking to resolve Watergate in a consti tu tional crisis. Fortunately, at least one salient fact Is not in dispute. Mr. Jaworskl wants the additional documentation apparently only for purposes of thoroughness. DEWEY ROBINSON Circulation Manager J RICHARDS ROY GR E EN Advertising Manager Sports Editor JANE CASSELBERRY Cour'4y fditov CHARLES HAYS the Kamikaze pilots." Comp Room Foreman CHRIS NELSON RAYSTEVENS Magazir* Editor Pre'.s Room Foreman Mail $2 70 Month óMonths S1 6 70 iov fleçut&ons pr'de that all r'i,t I subscrspl'cns' S as *second class, matter August 77 1905 at the Post 5an1or . F l or i da 37771 Noparlof any mtcr'al, The Sanford news or advertisingot th idut,o0f Herald wilt be held tt4biefom damage under t he tow Pubi,Shed 1ó'ly and Sundays. CJC?Pt Saturday kerId is a member of the Associated Press which is entitled cictusively t the use for reproduction of all the tCcai news printed ,n th' newspaper 1 - Ann Riley 5)7 War L*e. For,ttCity 372 au DeBary Ent,rprts. Fannette Edwards Detfona 574-3363 Cillokfala LI:a'Baker 4307 Altamonte Springs Elda Nichols 538 ln Tantewood, C. Estates Joan Babb Black Community Marva Hawkins 372 5415 Lake Monroe 3fl 261 1 Geneva Ovsdo ;Iata Liz M'hIrJ, 345' 5205 Oste.n Mrs. CfarenceSnyde 372411 Winter Springs Nancy Booth Cassetbvrr. Fern Pars Goiden.od - Eastbceok U$-292ora7t.25ae . ________ ___________ _____ __________ ____________ — 14 9 _____ these bonds—tax-free. tax shelters, what about you who live htre? by the way, also. Why not direct tax assessment over five y ears? it ta kes about five years from bond election to com• ptetion anyway, as our experience with the Seminole County Juvenile De tention Home teac hes us. it just opened this mon th, February, 1914. Remember that bond election? I'll A ppreci ation bet even you commissioners have all of the persons In Seminole County forgotten that year. But you'll the jail along if it's pa id for by t.0 miLlagedlrectly! Bond issues are proof that government Is "of the people, by the rich and for the rich—tax-free bond (l us a voice, give us a choice! Sincerely, Hay Knight P.S. Congratulations c the 16 new sheriff's patrol cn1isers! At least, take them to that jail in style. who assisted with our contributions to the patien ts in state men ta l hospitals at Christmas. We exceed out quota and received a very warm letter of gratitude from the director of Chattahoochee hospital for your gifts that meant so much to the patients. Bo th you who donated gifts and you who wrapped and labeled them once again showed that you are "citizens who make the difference." Sincerely yours, Mrs. Rosamond chapman, Project Cheer ouirman for Nor th Seminole County and Mrs. Minnie Lee New, Project cheer Chairman for South Seminole County. Suffield in Thursday's paper, Feb. 14. It was very cnlighten1ng a nd all the senior ci tizens at Spring 11ammock Mobile Park-Longwood and South Seminole Senior Citizens want to thank you very much. Previewing the Al years of staat ion that the rising costs of petroleum and the growing scarcity of the year ahead will cut back most grieviously on their ability to g row the food they require to live, in the past, such crises would have been ameliorated by massive increases in American aid. But that seems less likely today, in a U.S. suffering from inflation, shortages, unemployment and a cynicism as to the effectiveness of overseas assistance. In any event, the cumulative effect of these production cutbacks could very well be a worldwide food shortage so great there will not be sufficient wheat and rice to bridge the gap at any price, One example, India, will suffice to point up the problem of this group whose plight has been studied at length by the Overseas Developm.'nt Council. India will have to spend a billion dollars more th.', year for Don Oakley ? '-7:~r_ The consequences meov of impeachment (NEAl However much they might with t follow President Nixin's example and not "wallow in Watergate, there is no way that congressmen, especially Republican congressmen, can avoid that quagmire in 1974, an especially i they are up for re-election In November. Presidential ai4ztant Patrick J. Buchanan has neatly dc' scribed their dilemma, either one of whose horns threatens to skewer them. liter, well may be adverse political consequences for RepublIcans who have to run In November with the albatross of Watergate around their necks," he said the other day. "R't, he added, I would saggest tho.ce consequences will be infinitely less dramatic and severe than the Conse qut?ncesolrunningala Republicau vhocollahorjted in the const itutional overthrow or a Republic-an President or the United States" in other words, they will be damned whet he r they do or don't vote for the impeachment of Richard NIxofl. Thig may be unfair, for Watergate is the scandal of 1 publican adminiret1on, not of the Republican prly. uchanan's warning may have been a Minty veiled aeaI bills for food and fertilizer imports $5 billion greater he said, "that I have the cvurMe to go dwough with it .... to the baser instincts of political survival, But the situation does seem to be an accurate reflection of feeli ng in the hust' ings. 'oils show that a majorit of Americar no longer believe or trust their President or nave con!dence in his ability to govern effi'1ively for the remainder of his term They wish he, and Watergate, would just go away. Yet at the same lime :here is no detectable groundswell of sentiment In favor rI impeachment. To an importar extent, this may be because many Amen. cans fail to distIiguish between a vote for impeachmem.t of the h'reident on certain charges by tb., House of Iteore' sentatives and his subsequent trial omi those charges b' the Se nate. For them, to say that one is in favor of im pe aching the President Is the same as sayinr that he is guilty ann should be deposed An unknown number of others '.em to fear that the very process of Impeachment wruld be too divisive and traumatic an experience for tie nation to undergo. Either the President should resign ',r continue to govern as best he "I also hope that. . I am not taken, apprehended or over come or wounded. I wan t to come out of this dead — totally dead. not successful and I Suspect that if Pandora Box — BENTS WORLD I , • — Good Job Se n. Edward Gurney S 5107 Dirksen Senate Office Building Washington, D.C. 30510 Dear Senator Gurney: Just su ppose for a moment that u are a member of the board of directors for an hypothetical company. The following conditions exist: tl)yourcompanyhasnotpald a di vidend In well over 100 years (2 Your company has had a net loss ranging in the bithona of dollars f or about 30 years (3) Your company is currently experiencing a reduction in force (laying off workers) in order to save money on personnel costs (4) The salaries of the company officers range from over $100,000 per year in the upper levels to a paltry $40,000 per year in the lower levels while the median wage of your shareholders Is below $l0,000 per year. (5) Lindera pee-existing company regulation, your company President has recommended a substantial pay increase for all company officers which will go into effect on the 5th of March 1974 unless the company of fice rs veto it. i6 The shareholders are fit to be tied over the state of affairs In com pa ny operations and an election of new officers will be held in the near future. The house has to fall on me before I move for a pen. I am aware of the Each man performed his duties in a '.ery professional manner and officer pay raise go through or try to June 19th ordinance and it affects i4ilhout which we would have been inc personally however, it took a tinahlt' me get pen in hand and relate my feeliags on such an unreasonable Law. The citizens of Semninole County already are overburdened with too many laws from the State and the Federal Government. Why do five County Comm's who are elected and paid to help reli eve the local people of more burdenj, only adding more burdens to the now enormous pile. (1'her has to be a reason, even though like Water-Gate we may never know what) . It would appear that If the County Comm's were doing their job such as My question Is this : would you, as see that it was vetoed? Now I do hope that you are one of to (umnplcte our task. the many company officers of these John E. Polk great United States who will in the near future show us shareholders that you are as concerned about our company's financial situati on as we are.Youcando thlsbyiettingussee man from Pottstown, Pa. to make swcftdW. that I will die in a fiery airplane cragLlp Sincerely Hay Knight, dU= I am slow on the To both of these citizens I take my % Thanks, Guys Blessed are the poor, they get their rcwrd in heaven." 'Woe to you rich! You have your reward here." Is it worth it. Mr. Nixon—the reward here? a company officer, let the company letter by June Cameron published 2. 13-74. , . weren't they? I mean, high salaries beget high crimes and mLemeanors. store in Editor, Herald I am writing regarding the letter by J. C. Keaston published in Sanford herald 2-24-74 answerin g She riff Blessed Poor Open Letter to President Richard M. Nixon The White House Washington, D.C. Dear Mr. Nixon : Last night you affirmed you were cOflM'ieflCe-bOtmd to veto any energy bill rolling back orices (admittedlY exorbitant at 60 per cent profits) of fuel oil and gas. You said this would or hear about how you worked to veto the current reeommendatin for congressional pay raise that will become law on 5 March 1974 unless you and others do something. If you don't there will be an election of com pa ny office rs shortly and we shareholders will let you hear from us at the polls. Donald & Sue A. Fann Ir LI,,.. Half-Ton Bull Wins Show In a year when everyone had their own particular "beef," whether it was Watergate, the Energy crisis, or the high cost of living, the most cherished beef of all was the Grand Champion in this year's FFA01 Youth Market Steer Show & Sale. It brought young Jeff Jeter of I — ! can. Little wonder then that as few congressmen, Democrats as well as Republicans, hate been willing to commit them' selves on the issue U5 to Ills point. in the absence of any popular demand for t e imlteachment of the President or of verwhelming evidence of wrongdoing on his part, or pondIn the explosion of one last Watergate "boni "that would so ye the d ilemma for theni, they would jus: as soon let this cut pass. t cannot be avoided for long. Not only the enemies of Richard Nixon but his friends are pressing for an early showdown, the latter because they are certain that there are simply not enough votes in the House for impeachment, let alone or conviction ii, the Senate. Editor, Herald: The Men ta l Heal th Association of Seminole County would like to thank criminals were all very well paid off, hat off. To Mr. Keaston I wish to apologize for not wri ting t Editor first . Like many other Oppressive Iaws year price increaws are equ,valent to nearly five times the WiN lose or draw, I don't want to be caged up and wait for a trial. ,iet U.S. development assistance in 1972. and almost double "I want to be dead. I suspect that I will be riddled full of thi' total development assistance from ind ustrial countries bullets if I'm that year. The flgure above are for all developing countries which are not oil exporteri. 'the 30 hardest hit o fl poor nations. mostly in tropical Africa, South Asia and in the central American-Caribbean area, including Chile, Uruguay a'vi possibly the l'hillippines, will find their fuel, fooc and Icr' tilizer import hills up by $3 billion. They face other losses. Private investment is expected to decrease. TI-se difficulties these underdeveloped countries face will ripple outward. Few are major importers from the United States, Western Europe or Japan: but as a group they are a significant (actor in what we sell abroad. heir p light . and reduced pur.hases, will add to the pressures for a worldwide and ifS, recession, or deprt's.sion. Q. P. Ward Geneva, Florida And now you are all for giving Congress, Judges and a few others a 25 per cent salary increase—the same per cent as the Minimum Wage you VETOED' The Watergate Editor. Herald: I would like to take this . portunity to publicly thank the Sanford Police Department, Altamonte Springs Police Depart. ment, Winter Park Police Depart. ment, Lake County Sheriff's Department, Orange County Sheriff's Department, Brevard County Sheriffs 1)epartment, Florida Highway Patrol Fresh Water Fish and Game Commission and Mr. Jack l"ulenwider of the Sta tes Attor neys's Office, for the wonderful cooperation that was extended to Seminole County by i ts sister agencies, during the man hunt shIch resulted in the apprehension of one suspect allegedly involved in an armed robbery of a convenience Mts.P.Sampson _____ rierala Area Lor respond erits Longwood _________ crop year 1973'74. (Increased costs for wheat imports alone are estimated at well above LI billion). The coiibined one — 'r— fertilizer in may be r4produced in any manner without *rotten pet mss,on of the publi5hr of The Herald Any ,nd,v,duat Or firm respoosbie for Su(h rCPfuCt'Ofl will be considered s infringing on The Heralds copyright Ti.' be closed. And I Intend to do my damnest to open up the Pandora There are today thirty underdeveloped countries In the world — ith 900 million citizens — w hose economies are so —.— - - worldwide food crisis in which millions more will be on the brink of starvation, This is the analysis of some of the best economic brains in 12 mcs 137 10 be pa-d in aclwance Entered -....— ________ within the next one $21 401 Year Same As Home Delivery In Florida diabolical Pandora Box. Once opened, the Pandora Box can never Washington this reporter has been able to contact. ____ WASHINGTON (NEAt It now appear. likely that unless a miracle is in Use offi ng, 12 10 &th. $14 "6Months Otf,ce of - Ray Cromley SUBSCRIPTION RATES U S Postal ' bodied, "disadvantaged" young man' ("No thanks, let the women go into the fields, and kids!") Senior cittunu and the picture of Mr. _____ _. 5k Week ____ _______ —=. teenager migrant, then as an able- - BILL VINCENT. JR., Chief PhorapI*- All Other _____ _______ _______ --. Box." He Insisted he was quite sane, "Those whom the gods wish to . _______ _____ /'>// destroy," he recited, "they first make mad, 'mat's from Euripedes. And I know that I'm not mad. I'm a manIc-depressIve, as is eight to 10 million other fine fellow Americans. I 'ME , go to a psychiatrist every four or five weeks, which I mined the ism visit its petroleum and approximately, $500 million more for im' by the way, and I'm on lithium carbonate, which Is a stabilizing ug that levels off my highs and lowL" ported food, if it can be bought — a cool $1.5 billion added 10 He spoke of "wars, genocide, rape, arson," and added: "So ta import bill. It appears that India may be forced to cut fortilixer imports by half a million tons, which could mean a 5 those who claim that I'm mad, let them look very closely at million ton slump in grain output next season. Japan has been forced by her own energy shortage to slash Fertilizer have cleatefi." production 25 per cent which means a disproportionately The reason for his desperate deed, he said, was "frustration larger slash in ex,ts. The East European countries have when cut exports h a-ply. So have other important producers. In a CorrectYOU are suddenly aware, . . that this government carssot its mistakes, that this government is a government of recent lnd.,is attempt to purchase, there were no bidders — cover-up rather than at any rice. re U.S assistance to India has been on the way ut for some "There's more crooks than good ones in Washington time, though there is still a small amount of food aid. Indian They are all con artists, making deals, wheeling, dealing, m ey cr'.dit is shaky. in the pocket, money under the table, anything fora buck." on non-oil-exporting developing countries will need to dh*t upon the While some $15 billion for oil imports in 1974. compared with .2 hIcsa. entirely alone and that 110 hoped to Carey It cut without billion in 1973 and $3.7 billion in 1972. They will face i mport tiring anyone except himself and the pilot. "1 hope upon hope," RALPH HAYS Society Editor By Mail ______ Mechanical Supt DORIS WILLIAMS Home Dttvpry - So Mr. and Mrs. Seminole County if you are a landowner, small or large, for your own protection you should go to the courthouse and look UP these ordi na nces as Mr. Keaston did. It astounds me that a gentiemen, not even living in Florida had the interest to go to the courthouse and see what was going Editor, Herald: I would like to thank you and compliment you on the write up on Vat of ' Comptroller Why not give us voters the chance to vote for direct tax mil assessment for four or live years and pay outright for adequate facilities? This me thod of financing costs half as much as bond-age issues, since it cuts out the subsidy iwel(are interest payments to % calthy who alone can afford to buy Seniors Thank , _____ - ' nce - -. Managing Editor v ________ ( White [louse and Special Prosecutor Leon Jawosiki over ight#§anfarbfrritth present facilities as still unfit for human beings. Back in 1968, when juveniles were locked up there and one committed suicide, despairing of such justice, the jail was ad. mittedly unfit. That's ears' time For cornmissioners to budget and tax for such a human need. So Finally we may vote for a bond issue or reject it. Then what? We have very little choice of financing methods. This is like communist elections: vote for th party hack or policy or against; there is no choice of policies or ___ _____ ___ Dear Commissioners: You are offering us voters of Seminole County a referendum for financing a new county jail. With a keen sense of timing, our county and circuit judges and the state in- six keeping our roads maintained and improved, keep our schools first rate and keep out of the affairs of the municipalities which would eliminate much upheaval, then they could not possibly have the time to sit back in their rocking chairs along with Atty. Mars", the Zoning Director and any others with excess time to think up th e oppressive laws they have been passing. It appears that Mr. Williams cannot keep up with the pr esent zoning problems they already had before June 19th let alone worrying about adding more to the Citizens of Seminole county. It astounds me that a man that owns property, even if just a plot, must get a permit to cut down a tree, that is part of the Arbor Ordinance. Then the writing up and passing of an amendment to the so called TieDown Ordinance. Which amendmerit did not even mention one word about tie1ow. cut production incentives at.d result In further shortages and a vicious cycle. Then you admitted that food prices are the other bugaboo in our present vicious economy crisis. But you vetoed the minimum wage bill which would have given agriculture workers the same incentive to produce. The present minimum in effect in Florida's fields of vegeLblei La $1.30 an hour; $10.40 a day and about $30 a week, after costs and taxes. Few field workers can hack it more than 3 days. These farm workers of our muck-patch Florida are mostly women, and desperate women, at that. I mean, with families to feed or let starve, or get into jail somehow. Men go mad, or berserk, or lose heart and are useless in the fields, at such star. vation slave wages as $1.30 an hour. Ever work in the Florida sun in muck fields, Mr. President? Even 8 hcurs a day? Choppin' cabbage? At $1.30 an hour? I mean, grow up as a )uung boy hacking celery, th en s a State and Federal guidelines, spectors are again condemning '- may be responsible for gaps, a rumor leaked by the Washington Post that some of the tapes furnished to the grand Jury may be duplica and a other than make repeated predictions that if we 0 Enough Tapes (1' keeping our jail facilities within Seminole County Commissioners County C(ii' Sanford, Florida32771 1. pondering whether to do a way e'ntirely with IdSC1. lowrioL IP4.bp UsiWd Economic systems today are enormously i 1i controls when the present laws expire in April complicated. Major corporations deal in billions and go back to an economy where supply and of dollars. Government influence in one segment WASHINGTON gwunazi, who shot his way aboard demand determine the price levels, of the economy can affect other segments. a jet airliner list week at the Baltimore-Washington International Consideting the value of the present conGovernment spending is big factor; so is over, Airpor t, 1nten Jed to rathive the plane into the While Houae. trols, which seems to be practically nothing, we all monetary policy. World trade and what Samuel Joseph Byck described the plan, which he called believe total abandonment of controls Is worth a happens with other nations' economies has in--operation Pandora Box," in a tape that he appamitly recoirded try. fl uence too. more than a month earlier. He mailed it to usa few hours before However, if the free enterprise principle of At best, we probably face a year or two of the attempted hijacking. competition regulating prices is going to work, Firing a pistol wildly, he killed two persons before a guard's economic turmoil stemming from current government will have to assure that there truly bullet, fired thzough the porthole of the airliner door, wounded shortages. This turmoil means more inflation, is competition, which means cracking down hard him. Then he turned his gun xi himself. more unemployment, more charges and Whoever dies In Project Pandora Box," he told us on the on those firms which fix prices or conspire to fix countercharges by industry, labor, tape, "will be direcUy attributable to Watergate scandals." prices, consumer interests and environmentalists. The unemployed, 44-year-old Byck planned a Kamikaze at. ____________________________________________________________________________________________ tack on the White House, ending in a spectacular fiery crash. He I, brought aboard the airliner a small, black suitcase containing a Where To Draw Line? crude gasoline bomb. "1 will try to get the plane aloft and fly it towards t1w target area, which will be Washington, D.C., the capital of the moat area, powerful wealthiest nation of the world," he related in a matter. of-fact voice. "By guise, threats or trickery,I hope to Force the pilot to buzz COPLEY NEWS lie admits that he now has the dal proscutur would eatIy here to draw the line the White House — I mean, sort of dive towards the Whi te House. If it %ere 1XISsible to measure mough evideenm in hand to impinge upon the constitutional between two Pubfic needs—the When the plane is In this position,I wi1I shoot the pilot and then in the longevity of the Watergate return indictments a integrity of the presidency it- resolution ot Watergate and the the Last few minutes try to steer the plane into the target, which is ta pes on some sort of a tomic those accused cf crimes. The self, protection of the executive the White [ louse." scale we probably would find The central question before branch of government, President Nixon stayed in the White Ho use on George that they have a half life of White House says to give ma terial beyond that needed by the nation, it seems to us, is Washington's birthday, the day of the hijacking attempt. The infinity. Just as the corner previousweekend,anArmyheUcptermaintaaj',stnje an appears to be Army chopper and after a wild, two'how joy ride, headed straight sort of working arrangement is (/ for the White House. The guards had nothing but shotguns to atop reached to meet all legal and the chopper as it bore down on them and skidded safely to a stop political requirements for on the White House lawn. evidence about the Watergate Weeks before the helicopter episode, Byck planned his matter a new welter of /" .-'' __________ blurresuicide attack upon the White House. Alone i, his roojn revelations and demands starts ' northeast Philadelphia, he ban recording the public adrenalin pumping — January 14 and concluded the how-long tape on January again. .• ' '1 don't know what you can do with it," he recorded, 'but it'll The tape odds and ends if be a tape and there won't be any 18-minute inoperative beeps." many. They include testimony II We played excerpts for his f ormer wife, who divorced from administration experts -. Last September. "That's him," she said. "That's the way he talks suggests faulty machines 4 I ~( Jury H 1 J F_I • L ___ — .W WV - WI .1 . 01 ~ I MA 4 God would consider a little bargaining?" ______ .IIII ILJ1 F i0i Vft 'Do YOU think Dade City, Fla. $2445.60. The great 1019 lb crossbred steer was bought at auction for the fourth consecutive year by James F . Strates and Robert Graham of Orlando. The Reserve Champion be. longed to Duane MacEntea of Rockledge, and weighed 1137 lb.. FA n..~ I14W 11 ' Sundoy, March 3, 1974-5A 54%f'f)r '. SEMlNOLI' COUNTY , _. . Selective Economic Controls Have Failed vent up 8.8 per cent in 1973, the highest rate of rise since 1947, was no surprise to anyone who's The Sanford Herald Give Us A Choice On Jail Pilot's Plans COPLEY NEWS Letters To The Editor 1 L I r 11 Y. 17.92 OR MORE FURNITURE SALES CASSfLBERRY ii llN (lI).\ 11- t'i.\\'( V !,\I.( u I-l- I' ') EV1J.(i'\1!- , I ,I ...il to r) County Atty. Howard Marsee, F'reernan, SCIDA Chairman Carl Kelley and tJa Icy (Herald Photo by Jean Pat teson) LOOKIN ,.i H SCIDA Ready To Issue Revenue Sharing Bonds I 11 The Seminole County hold a mortgage on the bonded be deposited In a Seminole Industrial Development property until all the bonds County bank qualified tohandle Authority (SCIDA) executed were retired under the in- them. AND LMOW the enabling resolution Thur. statmenit purchase plan. Title Dale)' presented the $15,937 sday to set in motion the Issuing would then pass to Continental advertizing budget for 1974 to of Seminole County's first in. Coffee. the Authority members for dustrial revenue sharing bonds Freeman said this type of approval. He said the adto the Continental Coffee Co. financing (revenue bonding) is vertizing would concentrate in SCIDA bond council Judson catching on well around the three areas: SCIDA's authority Freeman, a Jacksonville at- state, and once the word is to issue revenue bonds; the torney specializing In revenue passed a revenue bond has been plentiful industrial sites In the bonding, was at the meeting. lie issued In Seminole County, county; and the availability of told SCIDA members the next there would be more. He said at products and services ad. steps in issuing the bonds would least 25 revenue bonds have versely affected In other parts be to file a suit to validate the been approved In Jacksonville, of the county by the energy bonds, which could take 30 to 60 the top one valued at $5 million, crisis. (lays, and then to close the SCIDA Administrator Frank Daley presented an updated transaction. Daley told Freeman the map of all the Industrial Freeman said SCIDA would Authority wanted the bonds to properties In the municipal and unincorporated areas of the county. The map showed 3.64 per cent of the land In Seminole County Is zoned for industry; or 6,912 acres out of a total 190,030 For Total Comfort? A CARRIER fumnace sn'I lit you down, tiatoyor the omperahjr,. air Cend,tionin5 can be added easily. Installation by lupirts SOUTHERN AIR of SAN FORD INC. ISO Maple Ave. Ph fl3-lfll ___ — RENT ,t=-~ a New Electronic / I Calculator for , • $10 For Women Seminole Junior College, in its continuing efforts to meet the needs of today's women, is proud to announce an eight week, 3 hours per session, Adult Education course entitled, law For Women. The first three sessions of Law For Women will deal with the legal implications of the husband and wife relationship. 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Sanford, Florida amonth Law Course announces the association of 322- 0090 Cwiiiert ( W acres. MIAMI tAP) Jazz great latlon," he says. Gerry Mulligan says he dreams 'Admitting records are here to of circling the globe destroying stay, he says a counter-reaction all musical recordings. for purity of sound is under 7= "I have envisioned a world way. without records, maybe even "The band wagon Is rolling; without music," says Mulligan, audiences are going back to 0416 "Music should be a special jazz concerts on their own In~ t event. People should have to go itlative. The news media Is tryfIff , to a concert to hear It." ing to catch up, saying jazz is ,it# Mulligan, who went on the being revised as if jazz was a . jazz circuit in 1944 as composer mysterious bug that keeps corn--and instrumentalist, says in. mit around." he said. 1 /1 cessant radio music spoils an "Jazz has never been gone. " audience. Quality things always survive."adds, subtracts, Mulligan s passing on his "Just prop a funnel in our iplles. divid es mouths and start pouring it all own techniques and concepts of in and we've got Instant stimu- jazz as artist in residence at the U University of Miami. 0211 Gonzalo Huaman, M.D., P.A. 819 East First Street — qvera.Itisd Jazz Great Dream S Of Circling The Globe on "lurnace with a I'jhjre" b,cauii hO �6A—The Sinford Herald Sunday, March 3, 1974 --- - - ScoQp: The Man Who Would Be President "As kng as conditions exist which push people to the brink of violence, these things will happen." - .4 4 . . - : -. • . ''. "lIerv Jackson, 15- cear- old art' bight. hlt'ralm carrier. t'sfav was - - - - ______________ listen to Nikon •intl I vomit, I tion we'll. Son of .i ut'rn('nt listen to Scoop and I couldn 't worker, he W,is a newsp.ipt'r btw at tø. a union card holder It was a local record, the agree with him more. at 18. "i've worked all m editors said, iwrha This is not to say the senator ulls the shades over Washingtonians in agree'- say, with more' untIe' than mnent with .Iat'kn In his philouphv Such was hi fourth e'imflhiign mr the i'iiIh-i,i'rim for mo'w- d,'lict'rv Senate' t 1970m Jackson dt'fe' tti,it his sisters two, hot I ti;is I*'t'ome, esjwciallv in re'' ', ears. moor,' piihit icuil than 'hail tellow and the' Jackson has not actually name' nm' i(it'S can't even thecharacter in a newspaper traveled so far since 1)0)' ri member, by 84 per cent of cartoon called "Scoop, the lie tells audiences he's Si it is tti,it the tli'I( u lashe'-, notwithstanding, Si'mm. "'hat our poor people most influential man in the congress, possibly the' Such overwht'lming sill)' -s a -. ... . I - Peking Is Unlike Peoria It) F;llwAI(fl NE AN Coplry News Senke China trip, Mrs. Malloy w useful hints (or any visitor to and if you're used to it you'll nsked innumerable questions China. The author ls selling te rilt In China In the summer," about the Journey. Most of them books directly at present but C Said. WA.SHINGTON —Since were questions which she plans to distribute them The book also quotes sonic I'ong and panda diplomacy herself had wondered about through bookstores in Chinese- comments of other Chinesobroke the ice and Peking. Washington relations began to before crossing the l.o Wu American communities soon. Americans whom she rn- 1 " ____ ' .. .--.. • I • •' - ____ .-1• - 1' 4 •- . tering China, itrrii'rican have came while Iwas in China," she — "China Is hell, The food is Will overseas Chinese be said. '1 met so many overseas terrible; the transportation i.s i'-ple's Republic of China. 't substantial Hiajority of propagandjzed by the Peking Chinese, mainly Chinese. terrible; the people are poor. Americans, who were unhappy !l', according to the New authorities. — "Be prepared for Will your Chinese relatives because they did not know frustration. a one totwo-wk York-based National Coin. mittee on U.S. — China get in trouble if you visit them? beforehand what to expect wait for a Wur group ..... Will you be followed? when they arrived." Relations, have been Chinese. can'tgoout.sidethecltyanh Is It safe to drink the water? aiis returning to the She said some were - . . every night has to be acWhat is there to do and see especially annoyed that they counted for. Once you accept land of their birth or their and buy? ancestor's birth for a visit, had to wait for several days to the frustrations, things The persistence of such acquire permission to visit fine" Peking, understandably interested in cultivating questiori.s was one reason Mrs clt1.5 hich were' not listed on 'The ('hinese authorit Malloy decided to write a their original visas, Ctiinese'Arnerjcans as seem to be aware that overse; a sympathetic or Informed guidebook for China travel The author, who lives in a are used to nvr'aimed especially at overseas Maryland suburb of comfortable hotel rooms. Tb.. United States, This, many never followed or prapagan. observers (eel, is the real arena Americans. Mrs. Malloy is not sure when ___________ ____________ ____________ •• . . ire - ______ . £ . -- •1 -,-. Chinese ' _______ - of Chinese Ancestry" by Ruth than she had expected. Lor Malloy, China Guide Her first trip In l M own fmrs realization that problems came a year ago In Shanghai. I was dining one comnfortabl- long title, but the usual 'group tour" overtones of overseas Chinese who go to evening with some American 60.poe book Is crammed with with visits to a commune and a China and face some of the Journalists and Chinese Inhome for the aged and a crafts same problems I facet" ________________________________ _________________________________________ factory. She also visited the overseas ('hines-em Hotel on Naking Road. • her childhood, • ,i CuplryNesSen'iee stimulating the inner ear to doses of a mycmn drug he was has been damaged will not be mostly young people, but they said, "I stayed entirely with create hearing sensations, SAN FRANCISCO — relatic'eswhotoojcmearowdto given following a truck ac- helped,hesaid,slncethereisno were not the plainly dressed, to develop a procedure to aid plantationOperatjo. been that we had observed in most of explain why there has been no interests such as ow' ancestral nerve, some200,000 persons previously peormed, doctors have found Graser agreed to undergo the Implantation is designed for our viSits to the cit)"s factories wormi (torn the kidnapers of caves. wears them out with rhetoric never cc as a reporter CIoS('st I came was stulfin; that's as one sided as a lynch- happened, SLA didn't realize point of the difference bet' how cast a response there ween ordinary criminals and sociologist Robert Hlawne'r, take care of them. It our in' A record holder at 15. a would be. One, they kidnaped people who would die for an intense student of racial terests are threatened, we county prosecutor at 26, a power elite, And who also is the name of a belief system. His mobtwr explained that not iund a nail. a so far away. it up , When the basic experimental pect. doI Hearst and say, 'What in our society. Nothing is so cal politics ad is constantly doright. it certainly gives had it in him for ycar" are c'ou trying to do, man? infuriating as injustice. We importing models from other usfact an'the)' equal The "it" Jackson has in him him, eduoaie him and re'volu- the blacks, who arc' not much American terrorism, pat- dealt with problems of ag Ice to perform the test. Anyone who hai troubie hearing or understanding is wire electrodes. A small bat. tnstant electronic stimulation Jackets and 'peace" pendants lthndolph A. Hearst, editor and stop and try to Some ment to determine his or Some experimental work the method will be used on a said, house Is going to use the package of cigarettes, is of he became Agonized, Jackson stood flat real test of the succcSs through a process learning to behind the ear. An liberation Army, which claims hardly communicate because I nen'e In the American mother dressed in than any other alternaUng apartment Feb. 4. f1fl au hearing cleariy, Even been told nothing could be done for them should hive a ve preferenual treaunent holding her sun on her lap while the establishment of a $2 mnil says in her guidebook that produce hearing sensations ear. not be The Implantation procedure since the early 1960s. By l%, continued, however, a sweat shirt emblazoned with the fleedy financed by Hearst like visiting Is Vegas or There are approximately added, "since ccc couldn't ask he a 'N.Y. Jets" on the front. under Way, lavatory for re ie - 'his." Hut the rincal lesson of said an obserc'er, "is a guy ___________ I about the latest methods of "Obviously, one would of Uruguay. It's the last thing "I have a feeling," he says. that make's sense in the con' 'that the events of recent dit ion of the United States." years Vietnam, black The reactions of Dr. Nevill uprismns have shaped up Sanford of the Wright In' apss*vetacticsasa means slitute to the SLA murder of o orcingchange.Thecollec. Oakland school superinten- tive' protest has now (It-nt Marcus Foster and the embraced blacks, tndians, make moral j udginents about inequities in society response these inequities and inhumane to _____________________________________________________ ________________________________________________ As part of the institute's — - this kind of act (the Hearst ______________ lie contracted a former sal and twthirds of th about the size of a dime ____________________in the teacher who had been deaf 10 plantation procedure, — Legalized Gambling ciiv pzuvvuure - ? ---: di• pIe in Uruguay. So there s a cultural condition for lot of tension. dye force, people will use It. J — NEW YORK — NEAl dlin an $2.5 the Council onthat Compulsive V.A. hospital physician, course' art' fraught with When Fred Marshall Won million in ac'erage wagers aofda-. (;lmt)lung, says the Robert Custer, indicates that . lions an elderly woman in I'hila"there' isa lot of talk lottery last year the first however are the that oi,'son. usuallS- it dt'lphia was raped rece'ntic-. a applied isc'ery thing he did was buy a chologicall'y sick, people w}Io c.oura 'es topambiing en' psyc logical disease which bad, she was taken to the po1ie' a alsa philosophy usually sets its roots quite department For inc-estigation Most worrisome, Cadi lac automobile equip- wager their welfare' money, of life'Furiter,"it plays on early in life and isoft'n lIre' iserhaps. is the feeling of un' ped with a color television. au and then to the hospital For certainty a c'ictim expertchildren looking for the miseries and the made' cipitated by an individual's other day, examination but she' was ences. All (luring the ordeal,he watching the as TVhe in was his kicks. The kids involved are the e1c1e5 of -come' people." The desire "to be mebody." not taken anywhere' for ssmn' cays Dr. Burgess. ihe woman garage, his Cadillac turned most shocking adcstates w-hich operate liquor Dr. Custer believes, atimy and understanding. ersesay result stores don't advertise them, therefore, thatcampaigns the attractive die. doesn't know f she'll live or on to keep him warm, of 0TH State' t'mployes says Msgr 1)unfl.Whythendo advertising of 'erhaps as a result, she died g a few mnnth.c afie-r the mciMarshall died of asphyzia. that children as young as 14 bhcc' adventist' their lotteries legalized gambling ma)' be lion. Fur him, says a neigh' and IS have plac'd bets, One and $2 windOw's' dent not from any physical So bc the time' a victim is bor, the lottery was 1'oung man, confessing to a Worrisome It a youngster complications but, as neigh- "Women have' flashbacks that more than 50,000 sexual approctied by a counselor, not a "playing good thing." Angered, he adds' "What it thinks gambling is coo, he ocal newspaper, says he won does hors said, of a broken spirit, even during normal sex, assaults cc- ill be reported to deep trauma has often set in. Is provide a rationale may be in trouble, And inSoft is. (a lesser degirt's of says program co'director i)r. police' this c-ear and m-rtlaps Women are frantic about the The latter opinion, a $90 onone of us first bets and for throwing money away. In deed many states (eight have macabre obituary for Fred then became' so infatuated mans- cases, the'se people lotteries) prupagandizt such tlmou..ads of rape' victims n tell their tmubands." rt'porte'd Stv'kingly, ihi' I-'HI the prospect of venereal dis' the nation. Most are not And ml women with under- believes the reported crimes ease, They have real or mmag' increasing regularity in those placing 30 or more' bets a away. In some cases the peo' parts of gambling the naUon harmed so much in body as in standing families are often alone' arc increasing 11-12 med physical discomforts. legaliwd' Is where grab- week. l)le throw' it away es-en when Not unexpecteells', mind, as society is t'quipped afraid to communicate. those per cent a year, MIme 70 per Some are afraid t(i Other kids, even more the' don't have it." state officials en)' that tragic, are recognized bhelp the lormer but there i with edgy or suspicious rt'la- cent since' 1967. home, others smell anreturn odor bing hold. A lottery winner in018 legalized gambling is enemployes as rrecious little assistance for tives sometimes clam UI) "stoopers', The latter wagerem-s, Hut the' crime itself is onis- ihat ri'minds lhe'm cif the rape Maryland recently had m nc-i' t ii a n t. t her state' a pa(tu't u' group that proc-ls Dunn. are often htw,ki'd (ifi couraging Compulsive' gam' hung. Ag spokeswon tile ht' floors ol U TB nariors, compulsive' gambling. Like' Except in Buslon. He-re two ol 11w husband ol out' rape So misunderstood is rape that M hi an Latterfor says women have ut up a Rape victim who was so disgcsted sociely has never totally Pro nents of casino bui ding Victims Counseling Program he It'll tilt' house amid 'sorked condent,e'd it Some' men let-I areSome' women, of course, in Nc' Jersey have been told nimig tickets that may have the')' become so entangled in that here." An 0TH official in able' to cope quite we-Il to pass increased welfare ap- been discarth'd. One such their lust they cannot e.seape. New York admits a suscepti' recognizes the c'alue of a da). "Now' how totiki shu' and girls going to exc&'s orits' harbor feelings that roulette legislation ause years old, shoulder to lean on After vie- work it out with turn" lie million compulsive gamblers %Ian) arreste-d rapists flUb ange from frustrated rage' io a lot legal gamb ing — 'Hut we Regardless of age', critical Ui .mfl*'rica of people' are going to go more don't stop licensing di-ise'rs p-,ii,e and piuhe'd h,c pimsss' twetl,'il i,tJl.sOje' help (It'll) want to be csuliied, taithfult mc husband,' says who may be being en. spread — cmans, the)' can then receivc The' counsi'ling J)r0rdfll but that such violation is victiu, "hut I ut and perhaps 40 fatalities do we" The will fair The most vociferous back- couraged by the state to million relatives are argument is that people of the day. And they' seem bo munication.s assistance, and the laws against rape are has been in New York where gamblers. New Yor officials ç,lihI is desperate: a New pe it is anonymous. The idea is appt'ecsate it. shos through with amGently, the CQUflSeIOts critics are charging that the ,ion, Ssid one victim to a coon' that worried women can be biguities when three men eny such encouragement, or-k Times writer recently probe for emotional wounds. state lottery an the Oft but In fact lottery and rn's told of a compulsive who robStill, even the proponents pIe might tend to blame the strangers albeit trained Boston women laM year. the quested by the victim, the are potential home breakers and Compelling. Lottery money woman. H's good to talk to strangers To this end. Di'. court acquitted ihe def'en' nurw also talk to parents he du uii. wa or and ife'wrrckers. Ostensibly prospects are to take a close look at the Im' someone' who doesnt.' B u r ge ss, a Ion i w it ii dants because the' bliadt'd husband.s Advice' is woced by the oft and sold use coffins, gme-t'n on established to discourage I pact of legal gambling, change of instant rkhes — "If The precise habits and Cause nobody knows what Boston City CuinseJing l'roprani. Ver) eight nurses at Ye-i even without related c':lal, says Dr. Burgt-s.s. and that lottery and 0113 are in asks citizens too skinny for oft rape victims are too hospital, each of t'hom have stresse ripe us trauniatir Mimt'tIm,'c Ihe' v,ctmm-ctjun- fact bough possibly an older Out encouraging gambling of the N.Y. Jets and opposition wom tied about public- n'ac-- the gifts cii gab. M'ncltic 11 t'nciugtu (or Uhiit %it tunis i)r slow for phe'oomenor1 than either the ec'e'nmeaningful el4lr it'laiiiinship i.-,iri'ino's any kind — e'gal and illegal the' S Y. MetS, totoo chum ches are mum, e't with it Lion anti social .'4igrmma' to amid piulessitmalisni liurt-ss sac' halt its' ein)t'ml tim j t'ar or tmioit' alcoholic or the addict. the &' tr> i "and a great cial prob- and belong to the '.V. Bets. because of their own bingo compulsive is less visible', not nights and the pub c and friends how, (or Ins- ss'lors are frightfully busy'. counseling prib'ram were' want to bug them. If after a Without doubt, gambling Is advertising fosters "the lie of less sympathetic. Until re tance', can a victim It'll her Rape' i-c one of the fastest thre'alene'd "ni, ' weapon in few sequencel. As one compulsiv weeks they don't want bier than ever In ew rainbow c sing" within the cently, only the group It: "If people wanna bet, . attacker out of her mind' nation. FBI statistics indr.abe' pre'Iiminaries to the' Inter- them alone'." cessful that New York City's oseph Dunn, who is orgar1iz- permanently into the subject. you don't win all the time." nominating convention in 1976. tional representation system the new system would benefit plantation procedure. The new rules, the result of a throughout the delegate sekc. Alabama Goc'. George C. Wal. year's work by a part)' corn- tion process, lace, who demonstrated in 1972 4' •Tn,,r :. •,_- (nd,T.' -. - I - 'e'-. - ZTJ1f. I.:7 ., ;1 : -• .-. i;i*.,-. 'Iø-•.c•n1: .:. • !.. ,;' vj - ____ • ' ¶y'u%1: 4 -. I I•.. Rp to k 44;4 . j - 4 - - Nursing . & , ' ,. .' a' . Loage uiietiiv street Memorial Hoitai , -thf L.IRANGE .., '°' C' (;ud io/f (1lfle' (,00(/ rail ri"-r' , P,, across tnt from Orange hosne V• Convalescent Residence " - - F/ Donaidoraiiam Oi,nq Ad,,,. Since 19di HEARING AID CENTER i503 S ORANGE AVE. -' i (i1)L)c),1s " - Destroys !-'Iero Brec,If , js t _ _____ I H&i Plan F'a'fl,d H,,,.. iPIltd ci S'ti M,o, age I _________ ___________ 1T / ______ / , ___ ___ ,.l, - t I - t--.i -. - _________ ________ __________ _______________ _____ '•: I - ,, - ___________ - -. ___ ________ ___ I' _________ __________ ________ -. "I . -." -- . As he munched on his bacon I ___________ _____ _____ p _________ ______ _____ -- _____ ,\ _____ . 0 ?, ______ I ________ ' . _________ _______ . _______ -. _______ _________________ —;-_. ________ - • 'I, -- _________ ______ -- I_ &'- ___ ____________ - '______ ___ __________ __________ S H ) , , _____ - ______________________ I' _____ ___ . ______________ H _____ ____ ______ _____ - iI by Pbrest ______ - - ' - - - rts With the price of groceries Arid Johnny would eat all the going up like the price of gold, wild things on his plate because rubbed ,A1iO natural foci there tree finith And top .1 C at) with this more price it :'' and cactus Johnny knew Eue'Il Gibbons lie titlil people i We'St ate pine trees and cactus and Virginia it his car broke down opiy went to the supermarket to he'd just crawl into the woods And then last week good old and never come out because Euellopened his mouth and put i, _________ - You almost could hear just heard was the clay Doublemini twins, saying, "Now Johnny, you eat boots. It's too bad Euell blew it, too; all your pine tree and you can he seemed like the perfect hero have some high bush cr-an. _____ I- r- lilt I - _ _________ __ . _ ________________ - - 41' and the biggest thing in TV __________________________ __,. . The latest hero to go and standing sheepishly in front of a i4lay onl>- a small part in his tarnish his gold star is Eiwll half'eatcn tree. But basically it diet. PHONE 849652O j ,...-.,..,.....____. _________ . -i Of course, Eue'll was being it turns out he eats wild fiw'd paid all this time to plug a about as often as)-ou eat frogs' It pays to be careful about the mmwssage sounded right for the He sat down and had his people you pick to be heroes. times. picture taken eating a Most people who aspire to be 11)-mi couldn't afford to go to domesticated breakfast of heroes have big mimouttis to the superitiarket, you could go tMicon and eggs and coffee', match their t'gos, And sooner or out in the woods and eat some Pretty wild. later most of them shoot off pine trees. There wasn't a high bush _ 4 ' - image that was years in the risk. Ph. 322.7$S '-=zz_z -. I U ' _____ By ItICHSEELEY Copley NewaSen-ice Sanford - the rich glouing look of pine captured in an authentic EarlyAmerjcan design _______ ______ _________________________________________ _____________________ ______________________ Irr 1.. '-- — --- _________________________________________________________________ II j300 S. Bay Ave. 'I'HE (RE4'I'lA!ERICIAN DREAM! - . . . .' r.?1 - '- ' 4;'. - en11nOié I Alter returning from her first .-- tional comnuttee in the form change os-er the 5) stern under forts Into more states since they reconunended b' the party's whichacandidatcoftengot5.jr, could no longer count on winExecutive Committee a day twilly all of a state's delegates ning a large chunk of delegates - — 'f! . ________________________________________________________________________________________________ By Tom Tkde -i'-,.-;.. - call the number btlow and _____________ ___________ ouahout the are lndl some unloiie tr,'oi uuieiii.s itw overseas Chinese and explain what type of in China — but nothing in. therapy Is needed after the surmountable for those making , D operation. o Selection RUles s.ome preparation. Work at the institute Is Ruth Iiir Malloy, wife of an WA.SIIIN(;Tos iAI'i — The' Tht'3' retain large portions of of his nearest rival, financed completely through Amnericanjournakstisactusll). DemocratIc National Corn- the' 1972 rules that reformed Every candidate with at least private donations, Werner said Chinese-Canadian, She was rnittee has approved new dde. 15 per cent of the vote could estimating upward of $3.5 born In Canada but her grand. gate selection rules that could cral important changes, the receic'e delegates In 1976, million has been spent In parents came from China in the ." most major issues, were ap- gates will be awarded accord- parts of the country, proved Friday by an over- mg to the relative strength of How-ever, it would force most . .,.L - and once with her for dodors from -- i- once alone er'n we're' outrage, revulsion, women, amid now cc-en the horror." hardhatters, the truck dri But he also notes, "We have yen, use it Iargewgmentsofourpopula. lion, the Chicanos and the "People who profit from in' blacks, who are not much eptual conditions want to will oniy at time office listed be William House. It .......-'-. take a........... strong moral position against . (ret hearing test The _________ Institutr, her Everyone should have a hearing test at least once a them had Chinese Examiner, heard (torn the helped break barriers with land, has nonethe' ess been an byterian that critics call him a legiance' before excusing than half a century, thus the' jobs and the potential have limited time only A Certified Hearing Aid to her, ty munKatlons. ment without looking at the find a native, indigenous like for that force to come have' been chief executive 20 free at tht Or. Of the seven Impiants, one afteard, house and the procedure Chinese boys from San Franorganization with offices patient was boni with innerar "They haven't corn. "We did not need to ask Working with Hose was an have not been without criticism cisco's Chinatown wearing municated in oc-er a week," permission of anyone; it was the techniques and therapy me patient hums had difficulty Urban. Many content it is wrong bopper Chinese.Amertcan girls handling the case, said Thday, world" Together, they devised the experiment an humans, while ftomn New York's Chinatown "Hut why, I just don't have any The author said, "I found my )'J'5 she did not know what to cx- As se man)- others in this the"d been hounded and one of them. And he responds last frontier neck of the na' cursed fur centuries. "I with Mt. Vernon recently 617 "IF the country nad any Everett. while for decade-s II, Adding Orlando Area nonprofit The batter)' generator has a said, and it was learned the than a few words of Chinese. This s a t)pical example of Set For Hearst, it would give no esti. bcycle everywhere, visiting Institute, tor," shrugs Williams, a them as Sac-ages and thics-es.. Army, Vietnam war. If some people cexsivelc' 6ut that it has taken heritage — he views u'c't'nts as a true native son doesn'texpectherbooktomake was any best-seller lists. a naue, a face or a vote. lie "The irrationality." says out there In Asia dont do him so l'ong, 1-mci , - man, and when the coalition California," he says. "It young people intht'SLA said, iw with people who are in presidential aspirations. yet tician, it is ideologic leaders appeared recently on looked like a hunting party. 'Why don't we try tha i"' fact oppressed and have hod in effect all he s done since solidarity. Richard Nixon nec" pals .." He recentl almost incuss the kidnaping, the net national idealogy which said And sometime's time young suited the inte ligence of effect was a feeling that the in effect the only toocI In' choiogists who contemplate and resort to violence. I be crc is move from the bac these phenomena, there' is lieve it has a lot to do with the pages to the front. of Ca Ii for n i a, George nione out of his work. kidnaping of Patricia Hearst dians are dead Indians re- by hailing the' erection of a Mc(;oyern Inst South i)akota iiit'nihers selling p411) bottles modest senior citiwns club as had a strong beneficial were going to take' iheir asitie from the' moral wrong a acceptance of violence as a "In her taped message, the ')74 74 r'. - -. nese —,'tmer,cans to spend too much precious bearded, animated man. "We A ..... LI ii - I• IIERKELEY. 1961: Signalling a new political conscious- h ! a,.. 1 sion Poverty has never been file on everybody he meets. a sin here: lethargy has says a Seattle Ih'mocrat, delivered 74.880 p.il*'rs without a single' complaint, 1 j--ir ' — In its edition of Jul' tisans admit. but a kid who most resitlt'nts have' prog- (;ruI). Hut never mind. I.ike 2. 1927, somewht'r' toward cao deliver 74,880 newspa' resst'd from World War II F Scott Fitzgerald hero, .. Church, a parlay of religion (the sabject of a John lierwy pk' in t.'ruguav. where the - I . , - , . i'ms meet .. . , . JACKSON OF WASHINGTON: The most powerful Democrat in the country? f1.JII4 —a- '? Few of the critics are in Washington State. At home ,Iackson can almost make the blind see. l'here are some, whom the senator's people .1 \tlldt'tlt (',Ill iiii'.gtiidt'd tin puts a 'j;ixson sign in an auditorium or a Mc(;ocer- ' - Dennis Banks, an Indian couple of blot-ks above Tek'leader on trial for the upris- graph Avenue, where the' whocame rushing bothistra' Sanford p11(15 a pipe' COfl ditional hotbed of activists. k'mplatively in the Wright "The act orp'eb. 4w- ill raise Institute, which he founded in the' consciousness of America 168 It is an independent to the desperate needs of the tmrganilation for social r('poor" search and grants doctor of Hi A met ic a n I n di a n philosophy degrees in soc ma I Movement was one of the psychology, Dr. Sanford is coalition of liberal and ac- himself a distinguished psy• tivist groups named by the chologist with a cast Symbionese Liberation Army academic and practical (gLA to assist in ne).'otiation.s background in "human probwith the Iie'.irst (.mnmil'. !I II,' w rot,' a hook. the SI ..-\ 's de'mamis (or ''Sanci iu;ts for Evil,'' w loch feeding the poor people of deals with "official violence" California as in the Mc' Lai massacre The Rev - Williams' and the AIgers Motel mci- - - - _____________ Sunt1tiy Mrh •1 his uwer is the fruit of 80 or more Jackson committee staffers (Senatt' Interior, Permanent Subcommittee for Investigations. ett'.) antI ' that his Just dessert hac been 7-5 8 head. - - Li.- TeSanforeraJ E'' 1 •.. 1k carries the ethic and cxIH'cts the rewards to tins (lay, r)11tin( l5•hour t1a1vs have en hiiti the accola e of tfit' Siiatc'c ''most eFfective member" I from 1 Ralph Nader group. Critics say it is - 1 r Just dessert. He washed dishes in college and got a degree: he plowed through lw books anl was appointed Snohomich (tiunic prosecU (or, he politicked' (or ther 1rorn age 12) and at 28 won his own seal in Congress. p1 n g s the Symbionese Liberation California cove because' "it's Army, rumored to be led by always on the cutting edge ol an exconvic't who calls him' wha(ever may emerge ifl self General Cinque lSifl-CUe), America and i also infested kidnapped Patricia hearst with the more progressive on Feb. 4 of this )ear. academic communities The phenomenon of this It was in Berkeley ;icrns terrorist act isitsfrankpolit. 11w Bay and where'Pairici,i ical expluilation bs' radical Hearst t;is snatched forcihh ethno'class groups who see from an apartment bat the the kidnaping as an expres' I"ree Speech Movement sioa of disaffection with started in 1964, on the camsociety, pus of the University iii ' 'As long as conditionsist California, and signalleti iii' wh'i'h puch people to the new 'litical hr ink of v u'Ionce, these of American students, : Rewriting the HoratloAlger story The phenomena of poll ti ca I k I dna to use his mind as he\ never By Murray Olderman used it before. SAN FRANCISCO - (NEAl "This is a clam struggle - In the Hay area of northern Hell, all the)' got to do is g' California, says the Rev, us "tile bread." Cecil Williams, cou can pull Villiams (eels rt'voIutI off almost anything." And so arv activity, even that a small band of desperate violent as the Sl.A, eoni.' - --- -- / e bSIth WE FINANCE OUR OWN ACCOUNTS $499 t LI 0 i . -.' ', '' FURNiSHiNG SOUTHERN HOMES SiNCE 1885 OPENt:30 TOLOQ DAILY flANKAMERICARD MASTER CHARGE . - r—' _ — - �I I -Stroke vi Oedo Waits In Dark, Loses 53-48 By DOUG STORLJM court press at Oviedo after scoring on the three pctnt play following the tip off by Dave Rogers, that caused four straight lion turnovers from poor passes and Four violations. Forest put six points on the board before Leon Cobb hit a twenty footer, and then the Ocalans ran their lead to an incredible 14.2, before Cobb hit another outside shot. By the end of the first period Ocala was sitting on top of a twelve point lead 184. Oviedo chipped away at that block of granite like Herald Staff Writer OCALA The Forest was a little too dark for the Oviedo Lions Friday night, and while groping for the light, they stumbled into a few traps that set them back Just far enough to allow Ocala to hold on for F 53.48 win and advanced to the finals of the Region 2 Triple-A prep tournament. Bradford Starke High School the unofficial favorite to win the tournament, got a scare out of pesky Bishop Moore before finally putting the Hornets away In the final few minutes 54-44. Ocala Forest, Last years champion meets Bradford Saturday for the title. The Wildcats of Ocala Forest, pla)ing before a xiked Dartt.san crowd of rnnr' thin 9 IW1 t..II •h.rn (lennie Paterson number two in the Lions one-two scoring punch ran Into foul Ircuble, heavy traffic in close, and could manage only one free throw before fouling out when 4:46 remaining in the third quirtr. Eddie Browdy fired in 15 points, all in the second half to spark several Lion comeback bids. Playing without veteran guard. Rob Balsel a 6'2" senior suffering a sprained ankle, the Wildcats received sterling performances out of the front line of 6'4" Henry Brown withl7 points, 6'6" center Bill Chambers 16 markers and guard deLe-nitned Michealangeloi and came close to unveiling a separate occasions in the final half. ('obL unable to penetrate in close was forced to fire from bombing range but still ended up as the game's high - the (}DCfl Ov iedo Cobb Pauericn McCall flrO*dy Moore - Tonig h t I),- I.- 8. J Rlciiuuj Sports 1411or 'iou can throw four months of Preparation out the window tonight, along With all thIm _.ff- --ij.- 4 ". . ...,_- - *.~ . ,-;- -Y,,*-,-ir-447; , w . _- - 7-~~ -,4,-. a~,, , ~ ` - . / - k'.~_ pla)off, had to wait until that Powerful Lake (It) won the rankul natioriall in the Ictor) to earn its playoff la off tradutionalb tough l)v. Ision fl four ill season. (hifl('e cham PP ruurdung a pair Orlando Boone product Both teams are even after ,.I- - - - .. two regular season meetings- tonight's centestants. boyant return to the Raiders Seminole has a 2.1 career Seminole's win over the after academic troubles during ' AL * ' - - 4 edge over the Orlando Matadors came early in the the first part of the season, better team when SJC meets Matadors, with the Raiders 1974 hall ° season, a nip skyrocketed the Raiders to at - . ,. VCC at Winter Par ' ar,k iIiKLI losing uuc of their nine and-tuck 71-67 win over the one time the state's second School at -30 confrontations to Valencia In Orlando team after two over. m ost prolific scoring machine. Wh-' the past two years. time sessions. In their second Valencia leads the nation in encounter. after pla),ing the junior college cage defensi Srnunole Junior College, faces strongest slates (of state title visiting .Nlatadors almost even statistics, holding teams to just ' he Possibility fur the second contenders Waits patiently in in the first half. the Raiders fell at 55 points per game. The time In a row of missing the the wings and this may be the apart and Valencia swept to an Raiders had averaged inore last chance for a win this year. easy. lop-sided route. than 92 points an outing, but Before them all looms base slipped recently to the Valencia Community College ege pa , once-beaten Pen- mid ValenciaConununityColle e ope ng oun o state sacola, which some experts say Shaw, who was once ranked which blasted n tourney. Polk has beaten the is the best junior college cage fifth nationally in point average Raiders in both their meetings leam In the country. At least it's .and led the state with a torrid 70 V_ " to force a division runner-up this year. one of the best, having been (Continued onP-1OA Col $) • . .- - I .____ • 11 I - . -. - 'Ilk . - . .- f., ,_ f. A . 11 Action - •. . . % . or 001'r0 ts A-11 1114W.4y ewa - i i .. Ii . -::: Go k: - gal;rl*7 Vot-9, f 6L1 (/,P ' ~ ~3 ~_ 1. ___ . I - -- - 4"409 ,0' , ) a V /wi M4r..o f I / rtk I I f 1% . 4(o1a4',1y "' Sports I I Herald Sports Editor W, i4gwov Zvi /. VA04r L 169 I - 5", - I.I #1 - 01/1# - , . . I t pfwrlly a,c i il. , .K., 1 ` . . I . •-- - Sports Brief s TL smann New Skins unn'. lirni" of 1umi 1115 t'otiit' to nation'sS capital anil - __ ,- a 11o, Penn 00 ol5 .-. Bro*n I), "C Dart m Pr inceton of, Crnfl 5 '. 01 ft 1W -- By John Cherwa . I'"' . the gam in & p,#..- Clark, a wizard of sorts, hit crushingBishop Moore-s berth six first quarter points and In the finals again pumped through eight Ille 1083 for Bi.s!" Moore Physical and tough team on the third q flute capped their season at 20-30 boards, wore down the smaller -i.-. while Starke moved to 20-4 and Hornets T'he Tornados mixed up a will be facing Wjidmt Ocala Jim McIntyre lit the smooth running offense with Forest who own an impirftsive r It •" bbb... layoff S I 111 lj411, ' Joe Superfan Irritating 71. AuglAISna. S 4 Practically all these "creatures" fall into different categories so let me cover a few. First winner of the most obnoxim division is "Joe Member" (I chose the first ram* Joe because as the 11 1 I fluir"s 4 0 Mendota I 0 4 Clark Riley sthe person who iJa member ofUco,eto naturally knows every nook and cranny. 1 By the way I ha%e absolutely nothing against Rio Pinar, Its a credit to golf, its just a few of the members that bother me. a S 1 n trip V El, tho Aoc,aI,o Pron FO FT+TP Dakota . I- A 3 11 ~ Hamill" Williams Total 11 11 17 loo-" Starke 'c_d,..*_t 1-% , , i 11 . -.4 . .. '"--SI . ft I .. 4AZ ~ at i a . I - 41 -1 111# 1,F_# . =11 It Member has a drink in his hands and is loaded to the gills. Winner of the most irritating award is "Joe Superfan". Mr. Superfan invariably has a favorite golfer and wants everyone at Rio Pinar to know it. You know him he's the one that yells in the dead ofstlence "I.,et's go Arnie." Without fall he yells this IfItiffieg usually when his favorite approaches the green. So 1 don t look like a male chauvinist pig let me switch to the fernale side. Over Owe is 'Jane Beozehound." Of course Jane pretty well gone when she gets out of the clubhouse and decided shewantstoseesomneofthetoros.Toldentfly her you tenfor loud, wild uncontrollable laughing. She-imielly persists unw the patient miushatl crams the 'Wet Please" sign into her mouth BeIngafanatatournamentLlk2thf.L$notea5yYesdayl Just happened to be at the right hole at the right time and saw the rare sight ofa spectator taking th efull impact ofa driver . On 14th hole, a Woman. whom I might add was facing the wrong way took the impact of an Ed Furgol drive in the pit of the back. She was standing by a creek and Furgol's shot went astray. Just for the record she received immediate medical attention. 23 6 eishopmoore . . # , - , . ~ Wilvana Sy, 01o,jnI%Io*m si p0ri, 52, Gracev'llor 43 _. _T___ 04_ I .* . . - - . i . . 4( - ~._ 1. r~, wol.-_ , ,.`7~ 7 - . I I- ,Jlckt0fl ,lIi . ~ -~ - . Tallahassee, RiCloardS ", Do Funio& uwirvs wation st I'm' Acola Wath,n0Ion $0 F - 17 ~- -- ~ , -. * ': ' ', - AM(J 117 jack i . -_, - I -ifl~~o . , yi~ i11 na%ce. )1 a ~v - t . Mnana 65. y4 St sa ,, ma yo%ard S, [.. I - 1. so LOCAL PRO Al, KELLEY .. -Second shot out of t rees SECTION Widner 4s .- 1% r,r-, ,. N semifinal 11 COLLEGIATE AC seff"Itiftoll Fa,rmorit SI 12, , * . . . ,r A Ti I ., . J Glenville pwr , , . . ~ - ,;t ~ A - -_ ~, - '. .. C % AAafyl*mc taitern Short. . I ~: .." 11- %, A&T 6) 9 - - - 7. . = A -it , - -~ .0 1. ;A f .- " . I 0 6 ~ is , . d e I T 1.3 V , . .4 . 4 51 I . 0 I . ~ ~s t -, , . MANUEL . '. , ". . (,%; , 't ~, . I a ,9 , 1_ Semifinals Mor garo llS. 1`1110f1hCarohna -1 1% . LEVIS Pre-Shrunk Denim Bill Bottoms Also Corduroy Belly DEPARTMENT STORE .akers clipped the Kansas; City. 213E. FIRST ST. Omaha Kings 107-100; PoePh. n2-4712 fland's Trail Blazers topped the I -. - ' BIG SEL ECTION Boston Celtics lm94; the New AZ . I York Knicks downed the caP1,.. tkr_ _._ 7 tal Bullets IMIM; the Seattle .- likSuperSonics edged the Detroit f-., .V. T. .", - . 70, rariI,n and PA ".l.alavelicill, $1. - - A 'I ' sctored 17 consecutive points and cruised to victory. Elsewhere in the NBA, the Buffalo Braves stunned the , ____ f j6_41~ COL DIVISION '• . . 1I I4.__,_ I ,I.;v lil .,~.,_,*A.- . . Semifinals HØØq _____ - k'jlt ;&I11 ~16 _ -4 1 Walt Bellamy, the Hawks went .,.,, . :.- 1. :. TOURNAMENT% Mul'oltntoerg -.. ti, _____________________________ .. sio Montana 72.0vifflime So JO%"% 1*0 overt.mr% . _______________ ______ "I'. . _. - ..- . t . ~L. .- .~, ~,- , - San Francisco St Marshall - ,.t . . * ., .", . i -"r-% r It . r - q.8 0 . 14 1w. . ..' . A /_ .. ~ Final Trrnity 01 01c1,otd 73 Christian rj e Tr CE First Round ) i - 1%,''. - .iiP - Xt ,,. I , . I vi ~_ _11~ r ' a .' I.Inor Rhyne '3. Elan 71 It ., I *T - . "i 4 BIG ' , - Hill 75, Aiisntic Christian 7 . Is ; . - -A., %*ft ow 411 MASON-DIXON SIm*lual Roarioke' $5. Mount SI Mavp't 73 Macon 73. U ot Ila'Iimore?3 Furman ?Or Wdhom and Mary 011 chmond 16, Dav,ason SS I 111 r4! 1. . '-. . . . 6a - _~.. ! i - 1 CENTRAL INTERCOLLEGIATE I , to - 6. COLLEGIATE ~ - "i . St 93 nauncr77 I I .1 *11 IL . fl.ji . $A - - iir_:t:•'••' '- -I- F holds the Quiet Please sign in his hand and yells It going right day In 10 Professional Boslers - - I --- Z - - --- . I :4::. /.. ,I n m-su1....sd1iuuI -- . . - - a,. ~ I P-. I f - - Laub Shoots ..........34 in SW a -_ - - . First Round Fisk 43, Clark 42, overf,mip Florida ALM I& Mileto Is - - I I_z _- I - AC On the other hand. hitting something other than grass isn't all that bad. A few minutes after the Furgol incident I saw Frank Beard push an iron shot to a par three green. The ball hit the side of a tree ind landed squarely on the green. Back to the point at hantil, thie winner of the must humorous division is "Joe Hungry." Mr. Hungry is the guy that likes to hon a bag of pota to chIps and sometimes even f)ouitos while watching the putting action from the ropes surrounding the green it seems those "Joe flungry's" are a favorite target of the IALL MAN! SHORT MANI 1 '4 r._''L_*s is I _' . I 41 $41111111i"Is M414`1 HF 4t ' 4- 1 - 62. Stanford Aflcnto*n 70. Ma lone 63 AS - fjs I . .. , , , 4 By Tbe Associated Press Chicago Bulls 95-91; the me Atlanta Hawks were Houston Rackets downed the tired, so they bombed the Mil- Phoenix Suns 117-111 and the r waukee Bucks 105-89. The Cleveland cavaliers bombed Bucks aren't tired yet, accord. the Phila&lphla 76ers IIW. ing to their coach, but they will be. When the smoke cleared after "Ev ry e rm:ts tired of the period, the Hawks had out. the Hawks ScOrlhi the Bucks 39-17 and Fit- - . have been getting beat a lot simmorut was well on the way to _- ' lately," said CottonFtz. his ..Most satisfying victory of simmom, coach of the Hawks. the seam... f, & , lt ... . UCLA Pinar Pines Can Be Nice - WC*61oilChAta •' - '* 1~_. :., it..P;: O i 11 - I—.- o y4 AA ONE IS, Class AA much worse as he chipped to within one foot twice and three feet of" on 15 it . - -# '.1 I ; 4, *i ,. - Poslon -1 ' .__________,• - . 0 1 st"ll ._- __,*_=~ - - i~ WEST VIRGINIA I I2 ' ' it- I 1. . FARWEST lie usually picks some obscure pro, who doesn't know any better, and followishim around the course telling him how to PIS While Id ' _i-- 104 e.' Americana). HERALD SCORBOAMO McIntyre ;, '4.~*' - Someone once said it takes all kinds to make the world go round and I think most of the "kinds" frequent the Pro golf circuit. 1 4 wasn't planning on writing a sceriario of the golf fan but my latest encounter with this strange creature, at the Cltrus Open, prompted this column. i • a - .. - ,~ * 4. DePau* &A N Dakota in Jacksonville next weekend. "ards and kept Bradford fron; steals resulted in easy lay ups r uswii running away with the contest for Golde Total - 4 1` ~, 4 outh 73 Carroll, wis #I, ill Wesleyan 4642. Al Golden, Tornado guard, scorled his only two buckets of span that broke the contftt pulled Fussell for 6* Andy wide open. Burns. 71lie Hornet _' forward played inspired game on the Two successive ball-hawking t WmPenn 0S,,poni, a 15 seconolil fit"o . . MIDWEST Buffer -44, . "' Is I .. I I I OCAIA -The Bishop Mom scoreboard first with a tur. UP-Ins lay ups and briltin cord nd number four Hornets played Regim 2 Triple- naround jumper a t the key to outside shooting. state ranking for p favorites from only lead Bradford did not open up schools Bradford Starke High School of the night. their ten point lead until late in The winner of Starke-Ocata even for two quarters before Williams, 61", outrebounded the fourth Period. The smaller Forest game will earn the right bowing 5444. orking or IlorneLs were only down by four to play in the State Tournament Junior Bo Clark, so of FTU position and w in two with 2:44 remaining at Prep Cage , 0 I Starke . . - 46 , ornets State .Bid Fal I I- - ~ -_ ~ ~ - EAST 11 ~11 - Too Little L:. _ . - : t~, ~::: . 4. ; d .~ ls~ - . received a surprising but strong performance from Abe __-_ t; - i Tryouts for the Sanford Send-Pro baseball team being ~1' organized by Leonard D. Smith, behind the municipal stadium -' areSunday,Marchl,at 11a.m. notasreportedF,jda as Feb. 24 That was our mistake. The real mistake. however, TAwlid be IN\ , ffd.0 a chance to see Sanford have something it long ago had and hopefulIystillwishohas'e_agdplacefoeyoung '_.'-'" , school age to play some hasthalJ 'UJttl4LyXkgFi'.: Some tobacco-chewing ha rd p)g se l.Asummer's ____________________________ love affair with the horsehide- With baseball leather and wood and slidinR into first in the middle of a ve Tnoon. Anjtone who has hankered (or a taste of that life knows What I meant. You can't beat the diamond for where it's at, especially right now. look's out at the world around, man its baseball seather.Wh aren't you outside? With a ball ? A glove? Get Aaron Preps For Season rTv)vtl on. Oh yes,! love baseball. Watching, these days not playing It's ACH, Fla. (AP) - Henry Aaron good for people -for friends -and fog time people who want to ripped a balling praoctice home run Friday as the Atlanta be frienis-to grab a game or two a week. To relax and enjoy ftra%-t-s' slugger began getting ready for the regular .WI1W ball. RegistnUons for anyone over 111-years-old will begin at 11 Aaron, Who has 713 career homers, one behind Babe a.m.,Smith said. and from noon to 3 p.m. tryouts will be held, also Huth's all-time mark. cracked a Joe Niekro pitch over the behind the field, As the engeriefic Smith said, softball Is all right left field but it can't touch the tea g. to out and see what's happening You should be a part of it - 23 iteird Hawks Go On Ram arle . " ji;"..' .11 fl".,16 p J . - - The Tornados usually led by I kV C'M,0~y. ......;e ; I..- . cage mentor Gene "Torchy" straight offensive rebound Clark. led all scorers with 23 buckets for Starke. points and was thile only Hornet 0*1 4 "r6w 4I1 ., X •, . " I ." 1 -It 4 1 YOf .1 . , iputtignT By J Richords College FageScoresj,,...:, K . lfing : SWING AND A MISS AT SPRINGTIME over County are all over the place in preparation for all kinds of taking their cuts, wiffing and slamming homers organized and unorganized baseball activities. .... IS I I . 1,000 fy . . ,I(J ~_: V , Y.Te'VA,4yl~q.. . - Clark's % %~~ -~, -.. 0/0 .,%W,j!*XX.~!::~:-:-:.:-:-:-%~ . - - ::k% .. 6) - ) - - . 4~ , l On the tenth hole it took him second straight Ikard played strategy on that t wo shots to get down fro rotnd ? Jill) Cflbert to 1:1)lt: tevivil, off on the ground iMstead. feet but it ,A as still a birdie take second place with a two rather than on a tee.,,It has less - Tlle birdied number 13 from 12 feet On the 14th hole Colbert next one under par hole was 12 round total of 136. With a 137 is spin on the ball a little like a dropped a 15-foot birdie shot when his tee shot came with six a kins and Leonard flyer."' It wa.s estimated he find followed on 17 with one Other within contention are feet of being the fourth hole in Thompson with Richard gained 10 yards on that shot from five feet To keep his 6 Juan Oil Oil' Rodriguez at one this year at the Citrus Craw ford Terry Small Bob lie finished his round wIth a Colbert had to scramble on 18 Wadklns onb bad nole was 14 for back Con Hinkle, Homero urphey and Charles cood) four foot putt for a bird gi ving sinking a 15 footer for his par when his second shot went over Blancas Bruce De%lln Bert back at 138 him a backside to Colbert plans to play and live the green and his chip was off M for the tourney. in Wesley Chapel. Florida target giving him two putts for backto green and made a few putts," "The better you play the which is all area being a bogey. more aggressive you play. 1,11 dt Ped by Dean Refram. Wadkin's Last birdie came on and Bobby Cole are among the had an eagle, three birdies and go for the pin more. I'm hitting Playing in the low scoring 17 from 12-feet out for a 67 notables at six back. one bogey. He was on the the ball as solid as I've ever hit group was Lanny Wadkins who money all day hitting 16 of 18 it," said said "A coupe of 67s and a 68 In Heard, greens in regulation. Second place finisher Jim Out group. It got to be fun out Ile started with a 25-foot Colbert hall a 68 and was the there." ZI 116W 1e I .";.,X* - %A x . playing P with Thursday's 67 in the four eagle in what he called his ft i I z- S J ~L:.- ~ ~-_2-_ ~~.~-gig .%~ I __1 I If__ -i : . SEJILH ME \ LEL I REV INO DR IV VES ES But 73 puts him way back lfl pack . -. I , - . ;?Jiiri . r , - -- : 4 IJ ~~ - Z ~: _~. - -- ~- I ~ . . .. . ... .a - %I•_ 1116 yj ___. 1 -o' -. , `11 . ..I1r 411, , , - - . by Alan Maver , 0 4. .- - - .1'. A4 'r ~ - __ .#-.-, ., ~.,4- :." . . _r & ~.:; , * . - - MILI I . . .. .- 1,101'1~ , . ~ . , )f \ Of. . -1, -T_ -~ . LINK WITH GOLF e-- in his green. Ziegler who both got 67s. cutting. "I have to be com,- battle scared veteran Arnold Ifeard picked back up his bird I~ke Heard, Colbert birdied iortable to putt good and lately I Palmer was failing down the sirling a 15-looft putt for a the first hole using up a five- haven't been comfcrtable." links. birdie tow on the 206-yard.long footer. He ran into trouble on You wouldn't know it though Although still in stron' even hole. He then had a tough ninth three when his second shot with six birdies In total. On the contention the owner of Bit) psychologically.not bole chipping his third shot to landed on the front edge of the first nine f which he played last ) Hills shot a one-over 73 to put em she hasn' t Within i feet of the hole. Fac- green but it took him three , the former amateur champion him six strokes back with last told rest of s fellow ed with tha•t putt shots to get down. On six and snak a ten foot birdie on five year's champion Brian AIIm. golfers is he takes one stroke stroked It firm for a par he and it went in seven he picked up consecutive and followed on seven with a Palmer's downfall was his lead over Jut1 Colbert Into the giving him a front total of 35. birdies with a five footer on six third skit to within one foot- wood play. He missed seven final two rounds of V isa l ia California natie a a thrte foot putt on seen. which he made. fairways, Open. plodded along the fiat four One of the birds went in vain On the par three eighth he "I didn't putt it good but 1 holes of back missing tow birdie as his drive on nine landed was off the green on his first the Florida Citrus Open. no one behind some of the famous shot and chipped to within me pal r ter hi -M on the front 'is won it twice but Heard is the i5th hole that he knocked a 2 Pinar pines forcing him to take inch for his par putt coming up. ancl 35 on the back nine. looking to disregard that wood onto the green 15 feet a bogey and a 35 front. Ile finished the front with a 33 ' .. o utt p birdie , , . I - 4. • . . - ,. t birdie putt on number Jerry fleard doesn't feel having won !he Citn, ,s Open Previously is any kind of an ' ig It lu_ - _Z, -I". .. __ __& .ILA By JOHN CHERWA `--i..,, I. Semino e A I ~ j ., *4' . - A 0 " FT I 3 3 68 3 0 36 II . .I - . -i. -- ,.~ I ~ _,~_ T . L A . For VCC, _1 kc, I Test Heard' s Leads pn ft 6 4 11 . P /a yoff FO I 3 If Forest FO FT TP ArnotlO tO I 31 Bron 0 I I CP'arnbn I 2 1 Green 6 3 15 Total I I If . - *. ." 0 a', & 1 . 01, Colbert "61. TI boards, chipping in (he and Brown, going Into the tourney nfint - -,&A#& Under Sunday, March 3, I I ,^ . V.1-1 with an 11.5 average connected on medium ranged Jumpers for six third frame points. The Wildcats played cautious basketball the final quarter. Oviedo, without Patterson, put together a flurry of points from Cobb, Browdy and reserve Fred Moore. Chris Arnett adding 11. The Lions outscored the Ocala based club 7.6 in the second period. Ccbb, setting up In the posh position, floated around the key and would slip outside the circle for masterpiece pulling as close as four points or (our . straight points while Chambers lumbered under the HERALD SCORE BOARD The Sanford Herald , 11.1:~ 1 14 - -. I .. ~i. - - - Nfft" ; .: ._~.:"!t , :~ - - OWN. . I " . __ ,--- . t .. . ki. ... At Rio Pinar Citrus 01wn 0 61 .pz"j . 43 - \ I ( K 1)1 \H)', CHIP DRAWS A III N ~ -f4 -1 . .,ii, . 45Z - MEN'S 'NEAR -' L 112 1 Orange Blossom Trail �I ,~__. M__ --~-!__ 1- - ---.------ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~,,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ —~ __ ~~~~~~~~~~~~,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ . ~ .~ _ _ By h Th e weatherman finally gave Fishermen u break Thursday and the news was all good on the local fishing front. Mad were the hottest item with many outstanding catches brought in by the trotters. The Dikenuill family, manufacturers of shad darts which have proven to be real fish getters spent a week trolling the St Johns River testing their lures. In this period of time they landed and released approximately 300shad according to Bob King at Marina Isle Fish Camp. The shad averaged close to onethird roe. 'frollersare finding the afternoon hours 2-5:30p.m. to he tile most productive. Sam (omgluo, a regular Winter visitor to Marina Isle, has been concentrating on speckeled perch and has landed many good sized strings in the past few days. Sam has been catching th em both with live minnows and Jig. - __ - - __ - _- , -,x - `-T-~~_ - - - ~ Z-_ , ~_ ___ -, _~, __ , - -. ` I _'.. '. . - -- ---..- - ---. -- _________ ________________________ - ;- A W ,_ __ - --- ~= ~ - - - L In ocal __ 11 /th4 _- (eorgeCheney, camp operator, finally admitted the "Beetle-Spin" was pretty good all around lure. George anI that even he caught a nit fluIt\l string of bass and bream on it his last time out. (Just had to throw that in as Ge"ge admitted to being "skunked" a few weeks ago.) Up Lemon Bluff way, Pat Brooks stated that fishing Is good again all the way. Catfisli are biting, bass are beginning to thou up and bream are hitting Sxtkkd perch are taking live minnows for those fishing the deep holes, but the shad fishing Is the most" according to flat. At the Osteen Bridge there hasn 't been much activity lately due to the weather, but specks are still Sjx)ts .Sh ,, op - - - ____ '. I - --. - - - ' - - - - - .4 - - I'l -- - -- - -~ -j1~~: . - .;.e I .~,_~t __... I I "~kGl_A.-,- I.-, *,:,#-!,f,_~ ~- ~ i:-- * - -4-T , . 41.X ~ Au - -- -'- - - , -1 . , - IF . I -, __ . . it; -6, . _1_Z..11_11 -.,-:, - .I 1%., , -, " _.-~. ~~ I- . %il. 1.6 _T ~~. *1 .7 7 ,-;~* -I .,: , -, P . ,_elle f. - 8;~, -1 jr,- . %A-4 *L ~,Zfi , , _ !.J,~~ , ; I I. 7,4k -_ . -,_ _ -I.~ ,_: .1- I -k.1, I - I? a t 1 . . I .- ! I Shark Sims acts by instinct ___________ -- . NUMBER 2 AND NUMBER 1 PUNCH prefer called Number Punch to be Two and Number One for obscure reasons of their own show a fine haul Of bass from 28-13 inches, with the biggest going 13 pounds from the Lerrion Bluff area on large shiners. VQ87643 6 IN EST • EAST J95 102 •52 I 4JiO9S 457432 -J-u - M. = J it) down to , is 2 • K 4AK .~ . Alexander A, - T___10 ~*_ - 194 threw two thy Sims, wife o f Hal one of (fie great players, divided experts into two clas.ses. The' lop ones were sharks. The lesser ones frcswrhkc,howen; never dangerous to the real tough ones like her husband. • Defeats F-&=i ~- 'Nast -- - A; 43 - I 1 -7 V - i* i,'sv, 4 r ches"", , MiIr ,huid Si (oJ _______ - I, o . ~ $4 1A)US0 n% urn S3 Do% 9 Wara - 56 G01(tr I club II)Krukr %A::Py .uChmexperl _______ — — - _____ - — - —— ___ — MONEY! _____ — - I BUGS BUNNY __ 5 .TI,ME IT TIAT \ / (I'M AFgAI 1'4f5 TRAqJ LIZER ALREADYP _1 '< p'/1 / / ,_•n ' \V i" r0a I SYS THIZOu L_ThE Oc'EAL \\/ 1 I ," I' ( k.- L'\ . - '_/' ''. _?/ ; I — I '1 by Cracks & Lawrence - *-- "YbE EWLICIH TO 15NEAK AROI)ND IN A TEEMI& CITY LIKE MAIL wlrHour ATTRACTI" 'Too jtL-Cj4 IjOTICE...- ANYHOW-CRAZY OR WT. f THAr'~5 TOE ONLY AAV; -' :1~) t i - ____ fl -' - ; '7 - L. - - FRANK AND ERNEST i by Bob Thoves TO THE ' ____ competent teachers before them —_ - I .. " — .' -- . —_ x ' ___ _~ _ -2 s -__J - COULD MA KIL \ '7 -- BY HAVING' KIM ENDORSE - I 'Z. L ONE OF THoSE. SLIEEPIN& 1114JILITS. .- - - - WINTHROP by Dick Cavelli \ 1. ) II L1Tfl.E MISS MUFPr SAT ON ATLIFFET, er HER CURDS I AND WHC-Y.... v"' ('7" . I " ' wo WROTE TA" 1 1 aooic... c.a ...WiH A HI.Oe.H u. e-ioA,ZOA HBV.HErtHEv. I I \. - ' I,j ' 1 -01 .r I ___ - __._____ c-. I . EVIL 3"2 ,',.,,.t.. BLONDIE Chic Young SLONDiE e acco m pany her schoolin her car. BUT -T LITTLE 46 her 3 older children eagerly hop EASE 14 iT WE - j ",__'T ! f TO WAKE ME ,, ~% " ,-( _ "_~ i M- TC . , , ~ I c ?;:e- ~ -V_ , ! _~~,\', 1. 14 3- Mort walktr 6 i-~ n;ZTA&E- tpzr 1' - I j t \i 1P I V La* Falk and Sy Barry — H55 CCME 'TO A64( (Tee -seE) ^ il.,..4~ I / ____ ' . .- I I I I - I I ) - I . )%.;~ I - - / ? / I I . . lj . * ~ /. I , I*. i 0 1Q , _,;~~ ________ I / / OW, v, 0r I I . \ ~ I 1. r lr A ,;,_ " —— -- k_ "\ 0-= - TO 13ED ' I, , _; I ? —L 'e., 17- ~ !C 14 E yOUT rn that bus Instead of alting to — WT I I C.owv' I\.. C " 'r-'--) e.i- \ - i 'i j 1 \- caw A AsJOSArM.1 BE-61VE HM ... ' suburb, Yet they also trat ONEY SOPft - - . flfAffi ) - 1 I memorial would have spend an extra "But he was killed in a tragic 'r accident, so some of his friends wished to memoralize ___ - s BCRGEW Pb I) MD _' State, - 011 - ", I • T I CAPTAIN EASY IF WE A551.)Me Y THEY MAY ALREAPY THE PRIMITIVE WAVE 50ME LiTrp PEOPLE OF THAr KNOW~EC16E Of THr- I I - . _ I - I ~ ." I __j J ' / I - __ k11 1 - \ 11 ~ EAPY FO w . (z HOPE 5° I (fl fl - - ____ _______ _______ CAN G ir FUEL.. J - I flaw21 Sick 22 Epochs EA \ 4,7riCRTAGE O / 41 3-2 - Righter Forecast, The Sr4ord Herald. P.O. Box 6, Hollywood, Calif. 90O. — he as a faithful porter of his church who con. _________ /. E \ . "Ile Stars ' - - F But the Sunday School bus 14 Ginir % O'4,W 1 -r' life Is largely' up to YOU' Carroll Righter's individual Forecast for your sign for March is now ready. For your copy .'end your birth date and $1 to Carroll Simon's by Larry Lewis FUEL, PESf)EyT LOOfEQ.j . "~ 'c EiASRC AN OUR SUILDINOS LACK ADEQUATE HEAT, SENATOR , thirl ' ___ outh i, i' i'a Pass You. South. hold ",,~,~, , I I CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS h DUE TO T' S SEE ThA7 YOU S 16 '. '- -- ' ), _____ in North S - !j inlife. ' 12 ItAll - - 1\ The bidd g _____________________ - , i. /r \t r ng w COLD -4 . I an *. be most appreciative of a r ses. T ' foll ramt r1irinet 41 AtIrntifw donated bus, to haul kiddies to Laxpayer supported bu y faMe exht for Other minor sperts and where am they?-Lytis I I So they apparently aren't 4 , 00% Sunday School on the Sabbath. bored unduly ~, rileh". N. Versailles. Pa. I . I 11 Gbelw I firrose poetry A, MIAMI (AP) -- Juhn Alexan. by riding for 15 on to best the Cards 62-59 Fri. 4 I VII'll --4 17 Turkith I "I :1 V&list froll I -When they approached minutes B der30MU11F.Ir of third hospice some of the men In tl'e Lauder&le, FU.. 9011 at Palm Beach Gardens in the sanx state. poelic . little Sunday victory and top.seeded The Nas.. shrubs the Pacific4 Conference lead 11fram local ChUrCh ;Ind sugglested this tennis atNewport, B.I., boxing in the offices of Ring .Magazine in .. F~,,111, m :3 11.irnr%% 44 S"n At A BEETLE BAILEY Lue has only boos to remember 114C.Arrilsorous will) UCLA. 1(r1IA1n"tI% 1P1 ) .i` Spinilh Alas, Simon's church which plan. it didn't arouse en. New York, skiing at Ishpeming, ,Mich., and horse racing in the anim.11 Ikulpfnent 12 24 ifA ' of their quarterfirial meeting in esiab i bullhighl The Trojans and Bruins. who CHRIS PETERSON'S CATCH was Cool to the idea of a Sunday X 3S F%eflAsting thusiasm. Wdsl % 25 ZTrarmcat 47 Asurn Z quarters of the Racing Form. Ekit go easy on the designation of - , & A*.~& World Championship Te WE L L, WO AT own Identical 10.2 Pac-8 I : 1b 11A School bus, has dropped to only W11.L BE talked about for sure in hii New, ,000 tied Group tournament 27 1.aij 44 CAM k % 11,1 It DO ~'Od THINK! j records, face only California "For the pillars of the church 75 each week in Sunday School. York "A'-" lft'J"blcd 22 yem-Arlowl, SoGr"Itletier worried a bout ' who would drive residence and so will the fine fishing waters and Stanford. respectively on ,% of Mwh Publicity albeal Grady Aldmun having etwer. Is I, sa.%~I-&0'10. J."(1"a -f A~'th. Alexander moved into --- - __ Saturday before they uncet on the btis on Sunday morning to often hit 150) lust 15 ~cars ago, Senflnole County after an excellent Winter __ w4lighVs semifinals against -_- ___ MarLh 9 to decide Itse, Pdc-8 pick up tile children. spent doing what any right-minded fish 1 2 I? 4 The setCran offensive tackle of the Vikings, sole 5 6 7 9-110-ill 'original" The ot Tom Gorman with a 7-6, 6-3 "her local churches ermantitle in Wetti a Irne of the expansion team In '61, was told by doctors victory over Nastese Frida y — the village also are dwindling. '7, i, Yet that same church 12 13 had a malign n-BEFOR 1/w Super Bowl He plsyei 14 " I =WZ apij ' But a new Community Bible f rT5L tdbtht stresses the need for (3 ient into a Minneapolis hospital uaniediately after and was r Church missionary activity. out And half In the open country, & His victory followed Tom Ok u successfull> upra on lUght now, Francis kers7 6-7 74 triumph over the children in the village go to uses buses to haul children IflS Tarkenton and Mk-k TInM!h',ff hase takn (irady along with mll L 8 from i rdius of l miles Mike Fstep which put Okker up Sundi -l i(il it o Ifivir siu turd tbonmitcdpujcj bits agaInst Cliff Drysdale , around and now averages 185 on 3 2. By kEN RAPPOPORT Q Art there nathmaj teams or tournaments In softball -— - — — i Clyde Makes and Dr. Crane, you' ve said that Sunday' Nastase and Alexandtr each AP Sports Writer handball for women' What about women's '°' — a Sunday School bus Is the mark and triggered ;i-v run to open V Ui• I$Sciat,d Press held theit serves In the first set. ' The superstars scored and lea I resent Its buses coming lad 2 125 " of a dynamic growing church "uu iiiv and 28 er the superlatives (l the Nasteiethenlo boL'nced THE PHANTOM "I've come to agree with into our town to take our to Mary. -1 children," snootily objected one tdb g that the official fast tchi,ftb&lJ SINGAPORE y went three Inches out of ence basketball Defending 1 w the Raybestns kette of housewife. tkrd, ,, and the Mow WHERE ARE fl.s7 I WANT .1 I BEORE A Ben Ards of the "ayde and Feisor J 4 14 g D' When Nastase m!ssed a " 6 CHURCH BUS L. L 'T ALK iou ! But the kIddIes don't I better as the game went on,X I . 0, There are no wornen's handball chAmps re( ,orded. Last fail 42, 1 "r-Kc. PAPM-- WE which put Win down 14 in the super!" said Coach Louit said Furman Coach Joe Wil. thre,e-under-par 6S in the 140,000 71 plain. and It is wise that __ VArVY! £ (ootball ue, but HAVE A &)EST.e angroy sent a Miller of Richmond after h4,. Hams gapore Open Golf ChamMillions of Americans somebody tries to offset TV by a : I headquartersseern have varashed. learn beat Da v idson864$ In the ns1 p bill toward the ceiling, Pulling lororJ 41 — grumble at the Idea of forcibly little church indoctrinaflon for ~ — i Even the losers got a pat on 137 and a 011e-Stroke lead. a hole In ft asbestos paneling. befniffinah Friday night. NEW YORKER' I 1. S BASS pulling both black and white 30 minutes each Sunday' : 43 44 I The first of three booing ses 7 48 theIr coach Franklin He was talking about Aaron the bark kiddies out of their local public I. 1'FRSBURC, F Ia l, (Always write to Dr. Crane in sion3 by the 2,000 (ans against Ste%jjrj, am,ong other people, Laura Baugh shot a four-under. I hoots ' I Artain w"just sWr,"said Nasum followe(L Bobby Dylan dwing his mea cwcert UW. -,No.w.-Par 68 to 18110 the first-round , I ~ — (~- % a trio of nice-sized bags caught on shiners at "It would demonstrate far enclosing a long stamped. ' 1tU __ Alexander, the eighth seed, ' Jnbto 0Cnh jgh`0 t ,W s(jW nAejaed his laam Willim 1111 Mary Interim Coach Wad in tloe Ladles Profemlonal brags Franklin. whose bearded preserict fit riot into the j ir-ampi Seminole during his stay hi the Swrishine With 11 3" George Bilanis, talking about more 'Horse Sense,' " GeV Aggocisilon,s SM.000 some addressed envelope and 25 beat Nastase for the Wcond point performance. -I_ '-" Dylan Or. -_ his star, rents protest, "Just to let the cents to cover typing and e rh n. He scored an,e time in Ax career meetlrs'a. In the opener, F'urmtin's ii Blossom Classic tourn'i• . 1 points children stay In their neigh- printing costs and when you " fluent, I I I —!borhoodsehoolsand put more send for of his booklets.) ' I V) 0 WATER . - A STANFORD. Calif. (All) __1 _.'JwZkf~ The IM-fanked Southern Call. _1~ : .4~" .%,-1 fornia Trojans survived a - T IT '4 - - Trojan Five ~ - -_ - - T(€ JL) CHAECK byDv.Gmue I is with others and go along with a plan that means much to you. Avoid one who has ulterior motives. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) More up-to-date systems and ideas can faiciliate .your labors in the future, .so Pu e W flOw (i t sour ir dint on tune I'h(Ls (Feb 2Oto Mar. 20)11) OU talko over with others how to have more Interesting recreation in the future you get good results. Show You are very creative. IF YOUR CHII BORN DAY...he or she will have excellent judgment at an early age. Give as fine an education as You can and direct it along modern lines. Ideal chart for catering to thepublic. There can be good success thischart but be sure the health is improved. Give nne spiritual training arIy "why force 300 kiddies to 2 hours per day 4K 10 been superb, I'm sure jesus in school buses, when putting to a match-point game. His What do )ou do naw, A-Did five spades. You are would have approved It. But the competent teachers in their ening bid was a Simi three bld which asked for aces. going to a slam in any event, local church frowned upon it. local school would do the Job? North's response showed the Slaybe )our partner will want to yet Suadsy Schoo . I buses are issing ace. bid'seven. "And meanwhile save the sip of a dynamic, modem Hal was now ahk to count TODAY'S QUESTION' church. Those without such millions of dollars in taxes?" 12 top tric ks and he Felt cerInstead of bidding one e ined tam that the Lord would pro- your partner has pawd heart hnsei are dest 'Y Well, this public school Test our own church &e- busing feud arouses much Vide the l3th so he went rordlngly. the maximum seven notrump also Y I- ai do ,ou opposition from both the black coniraci Answer-Monday and the white parents, plus the l)ummn was dicamipointung - other local taxpayers. -The only way to get the 13th CASE Z-566- Simon H" aced b SUnCI$1IO,JACOBYMOOERN trick unlem the king of hearts 35, was a handicapped man book 10 "Win it Bridge." Wo But a Sunday School bus does would be singleton was to who was an inspiration to his not demand forced taxes! locate the ueen spades Rad'OC.ty Stivion New y neighbors. And it doesn't uproot kiddies but this was qduck soup who was playing against "Dr. Crane," a fnend in- from theirpals or home neigh. - - formed n Answer so Pr•ous PuIi plalned, though he had to spend I 1 Children also seem very Sports more hours performing the a Sunday bus, same farin chores than a favorable to such T;4'i-4 , 'o When Mrs. Crane and I visit man. -6 Keeps Pace - Sunday, AAarch 3,1974--i IA :4rd_ LEO July 22 to Aug 21) Plan your time so that you can ac colliplish more in the future. Try to assist others time and get good results Make future plans VIRGO (Aug. 22 toSept You can llaveah-'IPPY til)le with thvin and get the ;c-'s tjinceyi)[I ril, Help one ho is In trouble. LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Gain the patronage of a bigwig now by using tact. Interest in a civic affair can help you advance. Mold one who gossips too much SCORPIO(Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Show that you appreciate those t in help sou uihike ne arrangements for the future The utning is lint to attend the social, B i ____- ~I ~4 spades ¼\S su° ms - - t .k . By Osw ald worm. In Br ef . and Just two spades so he 1097 Opening lead-4J - ______ - the king of hearts very early in his discarding. Thus, he Both tried I( look like a man who Or h UIICSOUIh Wnt Fast seedid not ve a high spade. i• prom 'I ari,cii' her ad - sii and made the I'OSS 34 Pas.s IN 1. grand Jam, Pass Pass I'ass 'Super' ____ The %hark sitting West saw that he would true SOuTHhf)) does - This made it easy for both ponents to see that they had to protect wades to the best o1iabit. 3 K s Hal i ___________ - In sli lit r shark rk . knew that they would try to misdirect him. lit, won the club lead; castled the second club an d ace of hearts and then ran off diamonds. ci 2 \ 1)1(111 lost a crucial pre-Valencia -:-' - Longwood - Cal 1.212, for Abby's booklet Write Letters for . 0 " 1411tch-UP game to division also. ran Central Florida. and the later loss to Valencia set up confrontation, Also expecitj to Mart Raiders Robert McCullum for the UI . FIRST CICU i at the vital low poet slot. The local five is expected to be outSCOTT WDOUGALL, 674 Pasadena Avenue, helghthed throughout the shows off his first fish ever, can h contest, but managed sell b on 'u black enough on the boards in their first encounter and that was without Shaw' s 8 rebotind per Pme contribution. - Michael Williams who came on strong at mid-season arid then weathered several spotty pe to Just about nail 'ma ~ f. down 8 starting assignment is f, . considered best bet for the flft,h f I • - '9. Yes, there's a hockey shrine, in Toronto. Q.'The Half of Fame for Pro Football is in Cuton; baseball In Cooperstown. basketball In Spriagiteld, Mass. What bans of ~=~ ~ . __ ____________-__ I - \,,, - Lasky Dr Beverly RIH, WIN AT BRIDGE - Q. As there a bockey Hall of Fame and. U so. wiiere is It?- -,- ow - L " jbff~ ~ t, _*.-#,: ,I ,:-. , - , _4 __h;_PhW 4.-z r~f , . . , -, ~ . . 'fA " , '. 11 L " __11 . I!. ~ -, V.J-~Z - -M A(,lTfAIllUS i Nov 22 to Dec 21) Begin the new week properly by handling your oblipUons. Show moore affection for mate and come to a much better understanding CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Know Just what your position lisle to write lefters? Send $I to Abigail Van Berea. average. Owens is still hitting a lSpi clip, while Crawford has recently slipped to 13. However, all three were way below average in their Wt Valencia encounter. They have been hitting below average throughout the last week of the season. The Raiders, who looked like , - through an entire period without havirig we ski 90 1118411le. C you please vvrily this?--Roger Hapter, Freeland. bM. It' s not especially rare. in fact,it's happened often enough that the HI does not restly keep reco of it So the aner Is f. Pr*Wms? You'll I"I bmer U yn get it off your cbuL For a personal reply, write to ABBY Sos No s, L %., cans. weø. Eaelou stamped. seUaddresaed eavelope, Crawford's double figure - . - - I DEAR P AND G: No. It sounds like you're sending out invitations to an X-rated movie. the state's top scoring threat at 26 points per game. team & counts on Gerald Owens and Chip I. %tdding and my A IS per cent from the floor, still " - okay-as long as you don't have a fiance and I agree that don t want any children or even young teen-agers there. Would it be okay to put, 'No children under 18 admitted" on the Invitations? 7001.from page L - - liorrY: lii DEAR 1 - - - - DEAR - -. - ByMURRAYOLDERHAN io . I - I.. . _~ - - N business expert. (,o over your budget carefully. Get rid of any Items that are no longer worthwhile, MOON CHIU)IIEN (June 22 to July 21) Concentra te on own affairs now and get right results. Take treatments that will Im. . or P . r - - - - p layoff . •• miles because his place of work Is near my home, and he lives oa the other side of town What do you think' It makes sense with the gas DOTTY - 1. -i - - ' ; ht -y CX has asked if COwu stay overnight take m out It would save him driving about Seminole M eets VCC . • To Do Is Ask ~ ~I i ~~ ~ ~~ ~ -0i __ _ _____ 1~ new approach to a long-time problem is necessary if you want those close to you to go alon g with you. Take steps to build a better foundation In activities where family and home affairs are involved. Control your emotions. ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) You know what your family wants but you have to use moderi methods to plea se them. Don't iieglect some good retaUves. Think constructively. TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) You have to make plans now If you want to Improve your surroundings. Obtain the information you need and become a successful person. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Discuss financial affairs with a . A42 t ~Sq I __ (j ________________________ - - , 0 GENERAl. TENDENCIES: A A] Meyer who fails from Middleton. Wis., landed one SALT WATU SCIENE liii Ith the mod Joe I.azare at the C off Sun-Glow Pier which he can brag about for a long tinje. His niomter was a black drum weighing 85 pounds with a length of 501 -i Inches and a girth of 37 inches - LFT'S GO } ISIIIM, All You Got Q.-Arr life Insurance premiums bigher in one sport than anotber7-G. Lyle, ps. Insurance magnate Ralph'Wilson, who also happens to own Ow Buffalo Bills (and O.J. Slrnp*m), Is my actual says that boxers. wrestlers, high (fivers, racing drivers and an high hazard athletes have to pay an extra $1 loading o*llng charge. All otheM including dies, pay the daMard rate of $13 per $1,000 of ordinary life At Age 25. A team like ft Bills does caTry a catastrophe Policy to Insure low of UK=* for the team in mar disaster such as a plane erash. in the sum of V.2 - ,JJi tv,ntut. MONDAY, MARCH 4, 1974 k ses • We have two children, ages 6 and 11, who five with me. They know their father and I have been divorced for over& year and in all that time I have conducted m unmarried woman I have dated other men but I have neve Allowed any man, [including my ex-husband) to spend '4How to around bridge pilings and fishermen are taking to the river again. 0! ??.',' 1% h br-1 DEAR AT)BU. '-' d We may get married gan,utnot rlh(g away. Y '11 plentiful - _ — (' 132 1 Upsif: The The National League won win be f6ft,ed to CMW&r Institution of a designated hitter If It wants to keep up with the American League. If baseball had any kind of cornnussmnec, the rules siosild be uniform already. ~ - 4 Up It) MV 'I'IOROSCOpE ft0mto1 ABIGAIL VAN . . RIGHTER 'S ALLEY Bed - -I ? flesda), apparently the beginning of their Northward migration, One man plugged his way to a catch of 60 with th e "Sea Hawk" plug but Thursday they had slowed dowfl Sheepshend arestillaround the pier In great numbers tar1g sandflcas, Fiddler trabs, and hruinp, Sonic eak. fish and an occasional &urn roun(i out the fare. Merle Keller, who operates the pier, also reported that priv ate boats are taking Verity of blues in the inlet on cut mullet and plugs. Wayne Brady at the Fishin' Hole in Daytona Beach hadreportsofchanJ1elbasslnthe(ow.tofIyepojndcI in Tomoka Basin Wednesday South ofew Smynia, both trout and channel bass Nt well both Wednesday and Herman Stricklin -, first six skiers fell or failed uncertain- It's so fast finish. Toni is number 14, and is ready for his Mn. He's off. He hits the first precipice at full speed, driving his 5'.11", 175 pound L frame through two needlejke rocks tsIble to the thousands 'gathered in the valley below. He successfully masters two big bends concealed by the woods. Now he's approxhing the area on the course called the "suicide six." It resembles a washboard and has given most every skier some trouble Sailer is In trouble too! He's off-balance and tottering, He might go down. Is It his fate to come this close to Olymp ic tinmortality and fall? No It Is not! Somehow he Suddenly, he's on the last swumit and flying. He hits the straight just before the finish at better than 60 miles per hour. The time is 2 minutes, 52.2 seconds. 1 dwo,gIiJ gold medal: is his. Toni Sailer has jug made Olympic history. that shrimping on th e East Coast Is getting right. Tides are high and outgoing for the Oak Hill and Turtie Mound areas this weekend In the early part of the evening. High tide for Oakhill will occur just after dark Saturday night. Sunday, the time will be around 8:3o, Monda y, almost 10 o'clock For those unfamiliar with th e sport of shriniptng; these lasty tidbits are caught on the outgoin~ tide only so it pays to check before burning that valuable gasoline and arriving at the ong time. Inlet h arbor charter and party boats have been weather bound for the past few days but a call Thursday revealed that two of the charter boats were offshore and radio reports from them told of king mackerel and bonito in good numbers, Snapper fishing was excellent the last time bottom fishing boats were able to get out. - The downhill is Sader's favorite eveat and he is heavily fa vored. The plunging and dangerous 3,500 y n Is extremely fast today and that makes an automatic victory all the more are You relayed word el/ . Waters s &'ured ith catches of small bass Thursday. The largest I lish to conic in though was a 101-i pound catfish larided by Fred is enlarging his bait tanks and plans to stock nine kinds of Ine minnows as soon as the work Is p ed . "Specks are good all over," said Fred, -,with Lake Jessup Producing some of the best strings.This word was supported by Lowell Hiley at Hiley's Camp on Jessup. Gla& Jordin Ind V in F'ssie Jordmn hnitled 40 of the I With YEband H' speckled beauties in last weekend before the winds came up and curtailed fishing activities. A Winter Park couple, Bill Barnes and wife landed 30. James Riddle and brother Cecil, along with Nell Austin combined their efforts to tak e a string of 35, fluky, who is usually pretty well on th e ball with his predictions, anticipates even better fishing as the moon approaches full, Although the water Is still low in the Wekiwi River, Camp Seminole reports several bass landed this week along with many strings of redbreast and catfish, resul ts In %as1ungton this Feb 3 charges and counter.charges are be ing l e vied concerning the controversial Natural Gas Bill now before Congress. Thousand,s of rrules away here in the Italian Alps 0* big question is whether or not a 20-year old glader from Kitzbuliel, Austria can make it three in a row in the 19% winter mpic Games. Toni Sailer who spends his summers working in his father's i&c chop has alread, on t o gold medals in (rUna Today he Aphne the 2-mile downhill. Ibis has never been done before -on Alpine . "hat trick" in the olymples. _______ _____ - - _~_-'- W ---" IUNI SAILER :\ILS Trinle oJ m ii old - 4. 101--aq . The ft bass anglers out from this uimp have taken a few -three to rive per boat about average. "Hectic-Spin" lures paid off for Larry Williams and Hugh Carlton on a recent trip to the Hatbull area of the river. Don Smith at the Seminole Sporting Good Store reports they had a very stk'cessful outing with bream, and bass all finding the lure to their liking. Another run o( salt water crogers has showed up around the sea wall at Lake Monroe Fred Sweet at the "Fishing [tole" Bait and Tackle Shop passeti the word Thursday and also noted that shad are hitting like mad in the riser, earl) morning and e vening showing the best - Item U - - - - The Sanford Herald CARROLL •' Hottest S11ad "I - - Dear Abby Don't Sb - ~ - -1 . Cooperating - ,%.. * L. Finally . 00 -- . ii Weatherman Dave Brose and Tim Simons _______ ~ --- ports a - ___ n Ti ' Sunday, March 3, 1974 e Time Machine T 0 :, . 10A— The Sanford Herald __ lTT 1 - CW __ R. I -1 1_ . .- .1 '1~ ~ .-1 i -I - I �dfliora rierata Sunday, March 3. 1971 lit .Pralb ~ WORLD TODAY Israel, Syria To Talk Women's World liii' %t*-ri artm trtk!ps aud plice dispersed several thousand a nti go%virninent demonstrators. But by evening. the capital was quiet under an army-enforced curfew. The new prime minister. FxIaIkaww Makonnen, conferred ith military leaders but declined to say how long it would take turn to gather a new cabinet. The soldiers, who say the) remain loyal to Emperor Haile Selassie, have won pa rt of the pa increases they demanded when the revolt began The) also seek ent to cu.'.ed corruption aJ tncfficien(I in RIYUADH. Saudi Arabia AP- I srael and Sjria have agreed to send military and diplomatic representatives to Washington within about to weeks negotiate a first phase of disengagement in the Golan Heights. U.S. oftic2ats traveling with Secretary State Henry A. Ktsmer said today. The two sides will send their representatives separately and work through Kissinger in what was discribed rnerted shuttle." The Israelis are to arrive first, about March 1$. This probably will cause Kissinger to put off trip to the So%iet Vmon, where he intended to speed negotiations on a new nuclear an s-hmitation treaty. He also may delay fifth tour of the Móile East. to of Sunday, March 3, 1974 Page 18 Weddings Steel Price Higher a - - 1 BEThLEHEM, i. Bethlehem Steel Corp. has onnixtrict-0 price inreasesof to 11 per cent on a iiide steel products. The increases. effective immediately, were mtlyon ht.tvy construction steel, the second-ranked steelmaker said in its announcement Friday. Bethlehem said the price Pub.rc ccicnr..aflv had heer hcduiedforJan ia.-iJF. .:.i .j the ('st of Liv mn.i tounc-tl • - . :- . -. •- ADDIS ABAIIA, Ethiçsa iAPi Addis Ababa was trolled by rebellious troops today seeking to maintain tr on the fifth ciav of a military rev olt- One stiakrit as rt-xg-te-d killed here Fridas and 1G wounded by shotgun — - of c n The So.iet mment evidently decided that it simply o"' to throw the 'author of "The Gulag could not afford Archipelago" into prison. or into one of the notorious special hospitals** in which it tocks up of its critics Nim it Is difflcutto bri n e cr7c TONI Solibrnilm n his defended him.wil and his ideas % I th q uItt extraordinar% persuasiveness lie ma% no! be quite anotht Tolsim. but 1;e ts very nearl% in that r"anL and his Christian liberalism commjndsa (ar'dtr audience th ane Rusua has manv thousands of inhabitants who Aould %,t-lcww a chance to leave it. but Aleksandr Solthenits%ri sA as not one of them, he had made it very clear that. houe%'er What is revealed by the Soviet regimes handling of him utter inability to anser an argument with an argument t tOkTIte a poLtical debate or to deal with a critic otheri'&thi by trying to silence or . Stalin, sho put Bernard Shaw's remark that a.ssa,.sanat ion was the extreme form of censorship into hideous Dradtici• deprived of all officially authorired mt an.c of making a would not have allowed 3 Sobberutsyn problem to get so far But Stalin's succes,,&om while prrler'ring not to have so mucti blo-od on their hands. ha~e failed to find an alternative approach to the problem of dissent. This failure did not ahta% appear to lx Inevitable- In criticurs the Brrgvv%- regime as well as its Predecessor, lie had sta%ed in %fosco-&r without a res4dence permit. and he could ti~e accused of having committed a further offense merely because he had contrived to exist after being 8OZ REG ba But a trial was not on. Instead of formulating charges along: 'IY of these lines, the authorities chose to resort to the longtr beltevft in the possibli4% of democratic e%o~lution within the exislings)-Aern That %Tt% he has so bold1v and - a Soviet citurn. an action for which Soviet law provides no basm A Solitienitm n brought to trial and then incarcerated than a SoLthenitsvn living in what passes for freedom in Rusua \otthat their decision to deport him iill save them from all such embarrassment. SolThenn.sy xi has alnead spoken his mind too freely for them tocount on his now falling silent out of concern for family and friends Hussia And if henevcraddedanothersior1jtowhathehadsaidandrjt. while he his his mere existence in cown couritri. ile would rewin a standing repru i ach to its rulers, had learned 74 d 3 nha bi ta nt, - 9.67 MODEL 36 HIGH OUTPUT 90-92 HOUR OPIRAT1ON */OUT viwo — . Menco Oty arid MaIfrid, have attacked Cohen goient -- . . . - - to Mriki, PMaxidChile In recent weeks. • 'internatmalization, 9t this the head of the ve - . - ,- terrorist ç. 'Ibm will be bombkw and &Uwks of all kilinds -cthaw wba sympatmw M my I with C-Utm. a h*m-rr they may be," be sud. WOR L demonstrate against death sentences handed out to political activists back home by Iranian go - r LONDON (API- Prime Tory olix-isis said Heath's gusenworni or solicit their ML'±s!r Edwarta Heath has de ctorrauimcifficewas sqrt (or a minority govern04bus, or asked Queen Einab,th U to Ml based on the Conwrvatjses merit the first since 1 99 based bm P i n pW de*de Labor in the popular cwipseci only of AsxJon C+a is only we Conservative tys of its vott-11.916,!IS to 1657.451 at ministers majrtt the House tif With all but one seat decided, to go along. the Creaervatzvei alkm They we forced to dv Coanoni tiw Cu servatwe3 held only o;ild be vulnerable in tlint," they say. tneca He met wi th the Queen for 50 seat.s tL 3$-*eat Parliament, and a defeat (T--- df a % arid dw too to mom tA minutes Friday night at Parliament, 22 short of a major lanie could force a ,*itsin Palace, and a jor ilw ty m cuunce iid: _____ lions. Parliament COUV*tttj Jeremy Thorpe's revived March 12. TheFrealedelAneracNa. his itioa to Majesty Liheral party claimed 14 The Thorpesaldonthelast day of ciosial tie Ca, or Cuban Scottish, Irub and Welsh the campaign t ha t, if LILAhe1atiLFICH, said In tonigtL HXOW Wd*i'S Labor party naty5,st and iendents Lberah held a balance A rtcenx waon pol led more seats than soy have a total ci ji'wvt wtten u _ Othei PITt31 xitJOt 1 ia cintcd. he ('O&iid DO SUPpCct a within itrjj c*tsile the cfttry. . To remain in piwer, Heath eleiuio he ed try. eitir paint-splastaed FLNC mint t $IIjçOIt 1e1 stioil of a majority. Ikathor Wilson Bu — ___ t the Wm wa eWeted tv tie Liberals He cLi arvitit approve Heath's iviel to try to f orm a new governenL BATTERY BOOSTEM - those parties 88 CT Conservative or CABLES (1 TIP COTTON SWABS . -- 08 L • • - / 4 -, REG . D(LIGHTFIA TASTE C REG. 39' 29 LVI? •: 1111,1 - .- . 150 Country Club Rd., Sanford, were united lnhloly Matrimony, recreation. Additional photos and story on page 213. Uerild Phota by Charles Edwards) double ring ceremony was Father Patrick 0 Ncill. Organist Jack Lander and soloist Robert hi. Duncan presented an appropriate ;rra:n of nuptial music for thc ceremony. Ilie church was decora ted s ith four potted palms, Altar arrangements white gladioli, w hi tedaLaes and greenery; nall spiral candelabra and white branch candelabra with Ca thedral tapers. Family pews were marked wi th ribbon bows. E.icorted the Altar by the two • -, - —s -. • .ç ...., ,. . . - '' ' We fill more orescrjntjons r • than anyone else in Honda ThisI AUTO (IA1'V UTILITY TRAY su can tt* groom 's father, Virgil W. Keeran, the bride wore a forfor- mal length gown of candlelight • REG. $1.29 La bor to ess you seven white satin fLs.,)f(. satin featuring a front panel of wedding lace, long sleeves with ruf fles at the cuffs and high 99 neckline, Her shoulder length — MR.. DENIS KEERAN Nee Cynthia Mcintosh - - - PRINCESS, PRINCE AND COURT .lEsFER (Ito r) Elsie Simmons, Herbert Ileliwege, Steve Ilande (Herald Photo by Jean Palteson h Officiating clergyman at the of . A PATH will he lighted for 16 local and National charity organizations resulting from !)eltona Woman's Club Fourth Annual Charity Ball. Upl)t-r photo shows Dr. and Mr.s. nomas Largen (1), -Sanford, greeting Nlr. in(] Nlrs. Gerald Pierson of DeLand. In lower phota Air. and Alm Hem, I.angknecht (1) pause to greet AIr. and NIrs. Charlie 51cCarthy. fie is fl-olli it)(- Nlianli Nlackle Bros. office and is vice president lf two .'.--— Evans 11(111 McIntosh, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. McIntosh, 4321 Seybold Ave., Orlando and Denis O'Neill Keeran, son of %fr. and Mrs. Virgil W. Keeran. M ,... ---- - W*APP(D A 1 nrr' ncu 1 29 Cynthia Saturday, March 2, 1974 at 2 p.m. at All Souls Catholic • . moftf koff in now om h1 Cium m IN coahtna gciernirn1 / CAStS PARFAIT.COfF[( NIPS in 4=tewft of 0 twin" MW . MISS POO •MINT PARFAIT • COFFIOCA NIPS go cNoc an McIntosh. s ASSUIRS OUICK. IASI STARTS CARS WITH DIAD IIAT. • UCORICE Of wiami 47 . PEARSON CA NDY c / I)t'Iiusu Ii ontt',i s (.' /gj I, (.'I,uritv BLADES - Heath Article. 0"imimn Keer I ,N - I I I KASKING IDENTITIES but not opinions. Iranian students in Rome route pj : 2 69 - time. the Cuban spoke w a newwAn an coraftlim that he "'IS £:• 55'Ts SMOO?sii £CT3' '' / DEMONSTRATION INCOGNITO Perhaps tie -1 HOSE 11 /F TO ' " I 4 I Rabun, brother of the groom. father, the bride wore her presented an appropriate mother's fomW-length gown of "t program of nuptial music. white embroidered organdy including "Song of Joy"and the over while taffeta featuring a traditional wedding titarches. scalloped off the shoulder The bride is the daughter of tCont'd On Page B) JET - 91 REG - - . . -7 ' ,/ _ ____ REG 1 49 . - - - - . CCMFOIT . / carnations, NOZZLE ____ srvus c.&su* - Bolt and the Rev. Cha rles T. while gladioli, R.abun Jr., brot.'ner of the gypsophihla and fern and two groom. seven branch candelabra with Organist, Miss Valerie white tap . ers C mk Given n marriage by her and soloist, I ' COLORFtJL NEW IP*ING .. ko -. Officiating clerKymen at the Church decorations included I RIG 2 49 88C 1 05 CAS UAL ) - Ix om acti REG - candlelight, double ring two large white urns on white ceremony, were Rev. Kenneth columns with arrangements of SPRAY CANVAS • Edward Rabun Friday, Feb. 22, Sanford, and the groom is the 1"41 at 7:30 p.ni., at the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles GARDEN HOSE BOX OF 24-REG OR SUPER LAOIES CONNIE JEAN HINGDAHL - MissCarin Denise Chapman Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Harold became the bride of James Chapman, 210 Vtnewood Dr., 11 HALF INCH X 50 FT. KOTEX FEMININE NAPKINS - out from Miami. •. Church, At - -. .-.•. s'.lA.-( covi LIMIT - Spe most . . Rabun Chapman 12 REG. Cu. •- (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr. — . ' -- of CT.- - r i - - all — . ASPIRIN - deuxtakze the 15 ar-old repm of F~dd Castro anid its 9 0w* list of foreign ftiends. Renewrd speculation ol a tiormalirs of rebtim with Castro*s CLtba appears to have spurred ww outbreakii, , mosing — HUMIDIFIER Ill ANT11 9 ~ I L POPOLO J r ce again in efforts to \IHS JAMES E DWARD RAH(T\ Nee Carin Denise Chap min - _________________ ! 11I NORTHERN (LECT11111C COCLUiST at ,.- Havin RIG 9 9 -. I 'Jikl~ 7 99 S G"Ift 100 He attended Seminole County schools, received his high school diploma while serving In the U.S Army and Is Presently a Medic Corpsman stationed Fort Jackson, S.C. The wedding will be an event March 9, at 7 p.m. at First Baptist Osteen. No formal invitations will be extended locally and all relatives and friends of the couple are invited to attend. The reception will follow the ceremony in the church hall, X 11-AL- wl- a ) of Terrorism ILws.ut molded h,g.d id 99 of Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Payne Sr. g ,,• , 699 MM3fl ' P011 0106toc The bride-elect Is a 1973 graduate of Deiand Senior High School and is presently employed by the Deltana Rexall Pharmacy. Her fiance, who was born in Moultrie, Ga.., is the grandson Mr. and Mrs. Tom Tucker, Moultrie, and the late . Guard, taught and coached at Porter-Gaud School in ICE CHEST . LOW LaBelle. Owleston. lie is currently the director of athletics, Wade Hampton Academy, Orangeburg. Wedding plans are being nizide for May 25. at St. Pa , ul's Oran eb urg , 32 -QUART alt- of of Business Administration. Her fiance was graduated from Porter Military - Tucker Mr. and Mrs. William B. Whidden (teen, are nouncing the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Nancy Gail Whidden, to Steve L. Tucker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie W. Tucker, 25M Mellonville Ave., Sanford Miss Wtudden, hxrn in Sanford, is the granddaughter of Manning Todd Sr. and the late Mrs. Todd, Osteen, and William B. Whidden Sr., and the We Mrs. Whidden of of the late Mrs. Augusta Miss Grarnllng was graduated from Wade Hampton Academy, Orangeburg, in 1972. She is now attending the University of South Carolina as a rising junior In the College - ca.'ls confrontation 3iI ban eziW are resorting to ter- % - Jr., Academy. fie attended the University of South Carolina and the Baptist College of Charleston, S. C., earning his B.A. degree In History in 1969. Mr . Mien f ormerly served in the United States Coast 2 99c A* (larence Clause of Sardord.Mrs. Andrew Copes Gramling f Orangeburg, S.C., and Mrs, Paul Ne-Amwn Smith of Lan. caster. 't& i•d• l&o'&dl.s lion of the pk, 4-Stalin reeinw. and it is h% no mvin,~ finisheil • a rn • 01, COLOR FILM 41t%, S,C. . POLAROID 108 I -GALLON cuboii Exiles J - ANTIPERSPIRA orth from foreign between Itk.antjr olzhtnitssn an d the Soviet slate s.lem has alri'adv reseak-ti bo4hto It-, world and to the Ruscians. the limitations of the Iiheraluj The The bh.11,h • ____ Germany but to join Andrei Amalnk and other d issenters in i. i T* GUARD is Siberian exile. and the Soviet autfsorille8 would ntq ha%e . 1" Whidden Gramling - Allen Mr.and.%lrs. Alfred Sheriff Gramling of Orangeburg, S. C , announce the engagement of his daughter, Nancy Cberyl, to Samuel Lanham Allen III, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Lanham Allen of Raleigh, N.C., and grandson of &fr. and Slr& William Gaither Colmery of Jacksonville. CHAIS 1999 1 (G 44 LOUNGE. 8 SILVER OR POWDER ked the hit-h Russia 499 5 59 RIGHT i's s V'rP VO A CHOICE desperatel defied the Soviet state and it latss. arid ha m RIG 800YORLituoiv • But since then he has seen the kaders repeatedly pul1in c ckin ear si ent-s er an projected reforms seemed to po-.e .tb''d ,ae Publit campaign against a book - FOLDING ALUMINUM • rt of opinion abroad ThaIopin) rha shown Itsel f was liable to prove an tvrn greater embarrassment to them But for its influence, tie would probablyejfeeit, U, ha ve been sent nott was in 99 24.95 Itshed in Russia* with Khrushchev's approval. its author did not m4_-m to despir of his country's futurer At that I ime he. like man% othem still thought ItW.soviei syslem coul(I t)v n.forrrwd firom u ithm. inded to a large extent from atvi% v None of those things would be an offense in 3 more advancrd country. but they are in the Soviet Union fie had tu ice ignored summonse; from the s4ate prosecutor's office and, when doing sn. he had made public statements challenging the competence and legitimac of the present judicial systeaL REG I sshen (Inc l)as in the Life of I%Jn Lk-floosjch' was put, trig by his ntrtng I CREME.-RINSE BEAUTIFUL COLOR IN A MINUTE NANCY GAIL WIIIDDEN Engaged to Steve L. Tucker - - - . LAWN CHAIRS FRAMI TAME But the main issue ts not the accuracy of the account of Stalin's -conmritrationap. universie- gain in his new bt)ok. or the validit% of hLs religious v"-sand political philosop~% much he despaired of his country's government, he would not choose to go abroad into exile his expulsion was an abrupt. arbitrary and &holly illegal ad Technicalh, the authorities could have easily made out a case for bringing ham to trial. He had published abroad works that are banned in Russia and in which he vigorously ten - FOLDING ALUMINUM STURDY TUBULAR - ever, - NANCY CHERYL GRAMLING Engaged toSamnel L. Mien III I -j 0I REG 1 56 SOV'I'ets Can't Answer Him in , ti:, oIzhenitsyn his • - • enforced physical deportation not of a foreigner but of 1 - -- %#1 69%0%0 0 111-11115 16 I I I '-'tle?csanar . - - Ethopian Uprising Born Bartow, the bride-elect is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Cotton, Frostproof, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter ltingdahi, Fort Meade. Miss Hlngdahl was graduated from Fort Meade JuniorSenIor 111gb School In 1971. She attended Seminole Junior College and is employed as secretary at the Abstract Cor. ration, Sanford. Her fiance, who was born In Cranston, R. L. is the grandson of Mrs Veronica Ceynowa, Perham, Mimi He is a 1970 graduate Seminole 111gb School and also attended SJC Employed by Kaiser Aluminum, he is a (light Instructor for Marathon Flight School and plays in the band, ' Miami". The wedding will be an event of March 30, at 8 p.m. ma Fort Meade Methodist Church. In - ariet) of A Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Ringdahl of Fort Meade, are announcing the engagement and approaching marriage 01 their daughter, Miss Connie Jean Rlngdahi, to Wayne Stephen Ceynowa, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ceynowa, I40 Forest Drive. d -- an as an Ri ngdahl - Ceynowa I Coot d On Page 28) Geriiian-Americans Celebrate Come To The Mardi Gras By JEAN PAflKSON Staff Writer the couple so honored. and princess A fine buffet dinner was Hermann Bohn, president of followed by the traditional the local the Get'Grand Entry, with court jester Steve Rande, St. Petersburg, ed a tremendous growth in the chapter of The German-American Society's Mardi Gras masi'ed ball held Saturday night in the society's Casselberry club. houe was a grand festivity 01 traditional German food, music, entertainment and conUans. man.American society, report- leading Prince Herbert, society's membership In recent Princess Elsie and their court months. Membership currently In a grand promenade In front stands at 270, with 100 more of the checring guests. Medals persons expected to join by were pr"senteai to each May. member of the court In apA native of Hamburg, Gerpreciation of their participation many, Bohn has been In the Greeting the costumed guests in club activities throughout U.S. 11 years, and has been a was "Prince" Herbert last year. member of the Casselberry )!'llwege and "Princess" Elsie Then, it was on with the German-American club for the .Simmons. Later In the evening merrymaking, Including sweet past four years. new prince and princess were moments In the kissing booth! A variety of club activities chosen to lead the club during As midnight approached the are planned for 1914, climaxing hc coming year. Fritz Goetz dancing was briefly Interrupted In the fabulous Oktoberfest todfld Marianne Bellinger were for the er's iun f the prince .trIs tlx tril 4 tio car �-----------eddinas *A _ Raln,, neckline, button him and pink Tfr Ronald Nordstrom was best lace sleevcs. Her accessories man and serving as usher was were white and she wore a pink Craig O'Brien, both close (1,,,, Upped carnation corsage. friøru4. nr , .. 1k. u.v icvw. The reception site was ill The bride's mother chose a North Crescent Blvd., home of formal length gown of pale iConid From Page 18$ the bride's aunt and uncle, Mr orchid polyester crepe, matS ___ • neckline (stied bodice and and Mrs G. Andrew Speer ching accessories and corsage bracelet length puffed sleeves. Just inside the patio door, of orchid tipped carnations and The skirt was Formed of three Miss Kimberly Jones presided white roses. The bridegroom's walloped edge tiers of em- at the bride's book table, mother wore a formal length -. broidered organdy that ex. covered with a white linen cloth gown of pink polyester crepe, tended into a short train, •i and adorned with a candle in a gold accessories and a corsage tier two-tiered chapel length silver hurricane lamp and two of pink carnations and pink veil of silk lilt, 'n was ttcheiJ 'sJute roses, gypsophilia and roses to a helmet of embroidered Fern in a bud vase : Mrs. Laura If. Evans, scalloped edge organdy and she Two patio tables, overlaid grandmother of the bride, wore carried a Colonial style bouquet with blue cloths, held a silver a white carnation corsage to P Of tute daisies, gypsophilta punch bowl and other refresh- complement her ensemble and ivy with lace, White ribbon Inents. They were adorned with A reception was held at tht streatner, and a removable arrangements of white glads, Sonora Country Club, In Sanhite rose corsage, carnations and Fern used at the ford. For members of tin' The dress and headpiece church ceremony and white wedding party, relatives and I were designed and made by the candies in silver holders, close friends The bride's table bride's mother for her own The bride's table, overlaid was centered with the at— wedding, She also carried a with a white linen cut work tendants bouquets lace and ernbroi(jert'l han. cloth, was centered ith two Miss Kathleen lu!l Li',rchl'f that as carried ii) lhree.tjrjnctic1l silver can- presided at the bride's btk)k her mother, grandmotherand delabra surrounded by the table. i , i, L I I 1 - 1 ILft/L I \ .()(,jJ-. I ) I \ \ I 'II. h-Sm), DI 1? II I an aunt at their weddings, attendants' bouquets. A silver FL'S 'N lesti'il' was the onk'r of the evening The couple left for a wedding Maid of honor was Ili) Living it up at the gala are a dashing punch bowl graced one end of trip to St. Augustine and their wht',i the Gel:11I , fl. \Ifleric'i,i Socit v enPamela M. Philips and matron the table and the wedding cake new residence will be at 45 matador and his senora (left photo) Harry and -ii of honor the rs ft - R. was on the other. snnu-iI• \l'trdj (;r -ic hlelga Thomas of Casseiberry. Hight photo Madera Rd., Hellary. The Wright In. I. Masquerade hail at the society club house tI .1 SzOs air. and Or floral arrangementsgroom is employed by the City siiTh. Mrs. stOuri Roberti fluiccnII also of ('asseltwrr highlight of the evening was the They wore Identical formal were Featured at vantage points of Sanford, Utility Dept., and ('asseiberry, showing up in elaborate inese length gowns of cornflower and nuts and mints in silver the bride Is a Medicalcrowning o a prince and princess (see page cost wites. blue, light weight double it compotes were placed Secretary. 14 ith long sleeves, trimmed with throughout the hous. and patio is(!t1 " - II (lhotos by Pafleson white nylon embroidery and area. Finger sandwiches were empire waist with sash in the served from silver trays. back. The softly gathered skirts Mrs. Philip R. Bach Jr., aunt were trimmed with two rows of of the bride from Columbus, hue n Ion embroider)'They Ohio, and Mrs. Earl %V re "hite accessories and' Swanner. the Ilvrr heart shaped necklaces, rcut sf13 from the bride, four-tiered wedding cake which Bridesmaids were the Misses was decoreated with pale . P By F.I.DA NICHOLS Mary F. Baxter and Pamela A. bellow daisies and green receives two passes each week attractive, loves sports. At the Madden. Their gowns were leaves. Herald Correspondent to give to friends, present time, she is taking Identical to those of the honor tuna Weiss, Sanford, Is a "1 generally go to see the skating and riding lessons. She The decorated knife used with to cut- the ca)cso'iwig high school girl, who has movie on my night off," she is also learning to play tennis attendants except in pale blue. was wh5te many irons in the fire, it's said, The attendants each wore a ribbon streamers and bIle,.' r, haro to keep up with her. For and likes bowling. Originally headdress of blue porn porn the valley. It was used by Ui' Mina has a smile for from Chicago, she recently daisies and gypsophtlia with brides .drters, she attends Central everyone, and people buying went back for a visit. blue ribbon streamers and grandmother and great-great Adult High School at Seminole tickets appreciate her Irlen. maternal "1 tried Ice-skating," she carried aColonial style bouquet maternal grandmother, her straight 'A" student. service They also get top-notch said, "and it was fun, but difJunior College whereShe she will Is a (illness. If she is at the con. ferent from roller-skating. I and ivyporn withdaisies, blue ribbon weddings. of porn gypsophilta mother and aunt at their graduate In June, but hasn't cession stand, Pop corn Is the really love the snow up there, streamers. actually decided on a career number one choice of both but than I also love the beach Best man was Robert D. Ash.Mrs. DaphneMcttsandM.s,J, T.V. Melts Jr., Miss goal attend. or the college she will children and adults. Mina raids and swimming down here!" by and serving as usher. Alexander presided at the that grape drinks are also great Sewing and crocheting are •'BUtIWdldeflflitelybego groomsmen were Hobby punch bowls, favorites, still other Interests In Mina's to college;" she said, Rabun, brother of the groom; crowded life. She has crocheted Casey Dunn, Dennis Stewart Mina works as a ticket seller -' Among her other activities, poncho., and plans on making and Philip Chapman, brother of Konrnn '" at the Plaza Theatre, in Sanford Miria works as a Candy Striper an afghan, Pant stilts amid ?' the bride. The groom and his Plaza. She also helps out at the at Seminole Memorial Hospital maxis are her specialties In attendants wore black tuxedoes t • 'concession stand. She applied two or three hours a day, four sewing. 'icIntosIj with white porn porn and daisy for the Job last September and days a week. Mini lives with her father boutonnieres. was hired, iCoul'd From Page 10) "I only recenfly became a and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Miss Brittany Grace Rocketi, During the afternoons, Mini Candystrlper. You have to lake Thom.is Weiss, and helps with was secured sells tickets from the Orlando, cousin of the bride, veil of . a IS-bout training course, so 'to was flower girl. Her formal. machlnglace by a pill-boxand hat covered with cession stand. According to that you will be able to do the the cooking a home. was "But I generally make a big cj length gown of blue , floral Mina, it's easy to sell tickets duties assigned to you. We pass mess, and really don't have . -, dimity topped with a rascade and make change. Once in Food trays and deliver enough time," she said. similar to bouquet of white daisies and awhile, a special movie may be newspapers and flowers. We those ofwas the styled other attend sheIn has time smith sleeves gathered at ants the greenery and white satin ribbon shown, and there will be a price give patients fresh Icewater,However, to squeeze a found 'Car Care change. wrists and white embroidery strea,m.'rs. and carry patient's records to Course for Women' class, at :. Matron of honor, Mrs. She laid, "Friday MW eyelet beading interlaced Marilyn N. Rune, Is our the lab and X-ray department. was attired in builest night. It keeps us all We also take patients to x-ray," week. SeminoleJun.1orCoflgeoncea with blue velvet ribbon on , . -bodice and at the hemline. Her a formal length gown of mint busy!" ____ • she said. gr,'en polyester crepe, trimmed "It really Is helpful," said the --. •-Sometimes a bit of exNinaand admitted she loved , headpIece to nosegay with white lace and can-led a cftement will liven things up, work, liked helping thethe energetic Mini, "I've already thou of the was otheridentical attendants of yellow daisies, worked on our car and it's still and the carried a white basket such as a youngster trying to patients. running!" Miss Clarlene E. McIntosh, sneak in to see the movie, by Her schedule becomes a bit tnnuned with eyelet beading, to sister of the bride, was asking to use the restroom, Miria smiled as she said, "Oh, match bows her gown, and blue bridesmaid. She wore a formal hectic, at times, as she also yes, I babysit one night a week, ribbon and streamers, "And we have had small fires sells cosmetics, The length gown of pale green in the rest room," Nina said. , "I have regular customers in was wedding. the one used polyester crepe with white ®r-Z So the moral seems to be that at herbasket mother's Nina and her family an the Pinecrest and Sanora there Is always time to do the 4,) Brittany Is the daughter of the double-la' trim and carried a allowed to see the movies sections," she said. . POPCORN I.) POPULAR r 'i k V(. things we want todoat least . .Mina % eiss enjoys former Pat Chapman. who was nosegay of ycuow dai sies, shown, free of charge. She also Nina, who Is blonde and that's Nina's pply. flower gfrl at the bride's (Herald Photo by Elda Nichols) mother 'sweddung, Master Charles Rabun. Lake For those who missed this Woman's Club luncheon and dazzling pfoduc1Io, Just don't business meeting Wednesday, forget THE KING FAMILY is Y'aH come! coming-. UP next! Th k,.... 1.,..., Inh . ia at face-lift and alter several weeks of Guess who ' r4 . dinner? renovation, is spic and span, About 65 couples at $usoo per and I'm told very pretty. I couple when Ikltona Woman's Club put on their annual charity shindig And guess who's coining to It was very nice and I met breakfast? many lovely Deltonans, in. Some time back, JACK By I)()RlS %iI.I.!AMS cluding MIN ABRAIIA1S who hIORNER, director of Greater was the overall ball chairman, Sanford Chamber of Commerce Society Editor Included with the cocktails asked me ii I would ask a Frankly, I was disappointed were sum sumptuous hot hor- famous m leimiale to appear at the at the turnout at last week's sd'oeuvres, Followed by dimmer monthly C of C persona lity concert when JACK AND and then entertainment by breakfast. SALLY JENKINS appeared students of School of Dance So REV. B. ANNE GEHMAN -' here in a fabulous story.book. Arts and several company graciously accepted j the in. show case performance ('OLE 'la ncers with Ballet Guild of vitatlon and will be guest ' AND LINDA I'OIITER. Sanford-Se mi nole speaker at the April breakfast. It was fun backstage chatting Talented LUIS PEREZ ill. That's the spirit! with Sail)' and Jack. When we stole the show and "wowed" the firs: went behind the scenes, audience with his version, in Speaking of ANNE, she has Sally had her hair in curlers song and dance, of "I'm a Ding. certainly prompted extensive with no make-up, and looked dunn Da(I' ly Front I)umna,s'', Interrogation in iuiy direction. Just like O) other feitiale At least, the crowd was up. One of my latest anonymous getting read)' for a "big deal," preclalive enough to give the "lid bits" contained If possible, Jack Is more performers verbage to a 16 handsome close-up, than on. ding ovation, deserved, stan- the effect that witches and sorcerers were doomed, stage, and Is equally as nice. And, oh my,..,, in the wonSo to hell with When beautiful Sally finally derful world of fashion, tNt. Hie .... maybe .... b'jt not for UKappeared, slightly late, her FRANK CLONTZ looked et hical pract ise of witchcraft titian tresses were all teased theskies had opened up and Ifout and sorcery ... It comes and she wor e a fea ther ed he dropped out.., a heavenly naturall y, as with roost women bandeau to complement her blue velvet Jacket enhanced Selah! white satin gown, sprinkled with black braid. with glittering black Jewel His JEAN was all decked out MR. AND MRS. HUt) designs, straight from the In black and white for the big MFJIIIII.l. of Sanford holiday Ill ''s ...and then the marvelous nigh t w hen charity had a field Inn fame, are entertaining show got underway. day. house guests, DREW AN!' l.LONA SAYER, ru1non, Mon's Formal Wear m Sa And guess who's coming to Idaho, and 1)11k AND JEAN RENTALS lunch' For Weddings. Proms. etc. DOWNS, from Sparta, N.J. IA)UElJ.A DIRKSEN, widow The guests are down doing S.L. Perkins Mm's Wear of the late SEN.EVEDJ TT t town and area) and enhe 701 E FIrSt St I)lltKsKN, will be guest J0)'ing the sport of sports, shad Ph, 322- loll speaker at the Sanford fishing. - t Have Danced Could A Night AtWoman's Club . -- ,.J — . - LOWEIRS F - ' : Beautiful Flowers add so much to , the most formal .t— or inf,orma l wedding a N t'' - P: T.; . ,- :, S V V please, d WI,, e • to assist in selecting t the right arrangements, - '- '% Also bridal bouquets ,-'i';i-'t .1 an d corsages or wedding party. . ' •• -.. : :• ' : j. Fl we rs For Any Flo Occasion 7( , •' DIAL -' - a Un, a sorts and yoke and Victorian collar, Her accessori es were •_ s._.• , - .. .' ., ae . I - -. I -- gold and she wore a mrsage of isqua tipped carnations. Mrs. Philip R . Bach - . — .,- nsati'rril izranjinolhir of the' bride, wore a pale blue Polyester double knit dress with round jewel neckline, '-mj' . • - low . wimfte skirt Wild 104 sleeve ('a'dInjL$he wore gold .5 - Mrs. Je-welle P. the brides pa ternal grandnher, wore a celery green chiffon over taffeta with kni 'c" -. ' . ... white and ji w a green tipped carnation Mrs. C.P. Rabun, paternal grarldmo4herpf thegro r' wore a pale pink kiiii with jewtl • . ' , (Herald Photo by Charles Edwards, I . /' A'''. .. ' - f, - / - " ' \ ,> ,j / '. STRIPE A MATCH,,. 'c hlcnc% I..(. - AA • - dots it (kftk, ', with drcss -intl jacket tcrrifk I rogcrhcr. Long sleeve Jackets cover short sleeve dresses that can be worn ( Separately or together. priced from to 1 -7 $75 OPEN FRI. 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Arri ving in top form for the sensational concert. mid auspices of Seminole Mutual Concert .ssociation are Mr. arid Mrs. Lee Swartz (left photo). (Herald Photos by George Hayes) 1 ; sleeves. $41 double rufne of the net' ktsw anti (rapie has ruffle 't the hemline. Hem- accessor ies _______________ 'lb .. . CU.\'CEJ?i'f . I) Shop at Home 322-3315 40 (ParQ, - No Ot'ga',on hh;I) :. . Serving . . MISS DELTONA GETS VIP TREATMENT . 4Ito r Mel Iren, Debbi Erbe, Don Williams hlera'i Photo by Charles Edw;ircjs Simtis&., Veksla Call Celled (305 ) 322.3311 3fl - IO5t I. I h.\ I.". YOUR AERO DECORATORS and Iihlticiq'iej and a bluetlppedrarnatkmcunag, I \ - )' Measured Fabric Custom Tailored Installed . .' - ___________________ , Only At AERO Can You Buy Beautiful Custom Tailored Draperies At Factory-Direct Prices And Get In-Home Decorator Service—Free. -1 - -. ' - i $250. ' /a.s Rerc,',ng Chac5 • /i.• C-,-':' 'p Yr'e' CP'.i'e f'r'e , • O- '."c CItj • LIJaly Open Mon. Thins . Fri. Ill 9 SApIrOaD PLAZA ONE PRICE COMPLEIF --------. d!o 'I Shop and Compare . l I ', 1 ..-... - - m I) H t I'F' H I Ft --' •- oking You're oio ing at ne of ouro finest diamonds ' r ' .... , - - age gloves WW a lavender tipWd . . • : —w long modified leg-o.rnut! ' O thers on comwnittee are If so, he Just be tter get on the and another cock ta il party at PAUlETTE CASON WUI1t, stick ... or club ... and start the awards ceremony on BARKS is PATTY WALKER SPEER, GEORGIA Sunday night ... all Included In chairman of the Annual Doe. ANN RANSBOTrOM DOR. for the forthcoming First the gold sponsor tab. ELOISE SNYDER Annual Ballet Guild Open Golf br's Day celebration when the TON Not only does the big benefit PEEIFAUF BILL PARK, Tournament, scheduled for Women's Auxiliary to the JIMMY WADE, provide two days of sport for LOUISE A pr il 6 and 7, at Mayfair the fellows, Seminole County Medical but also the gals Society will honor their BENTON ELLIOTT, FRAN. Country Club, with DR, TOM will get in on the act. cis t..wsos MEEKER, DON LARGEN husbands and other doctors In AND JOE KURIMAI Hurry! K All H A K ER, JIMMY as co chairm en. the county. For more info, call TOM, BOLUNGER, TR1CIA TOOKE A dinner More than &) prominent area JOE, r23.836, or ME, 3fl-2Sll. party Mayfair Coun try Club, on at March 22, STENSTIIOM AND ANNETIE golfers have signed in for the BROOKS HODGES, "swlng.ln",..so don't be left out will high ligh t the festi vities, since only 121) pa rtici pa n ts can Committee members with A couple of weeks ago, I be accepted. Georgia are SIIIIII.Ey tossed a With thu I'm off on another "teaser" at you about More on this later ... BtJT... jn great IIUAMAN, JEAN CLONTZ, sport ... a hunting being the only woman on a addition to SARA cash prizes other Spree...searching for gas...and EPSTEIN AND conuflhItee with darling rnen loot and goodies galore, golfers CECEIJA SMITH. still ridi ng on an ounce and a Right on! and their favorite ladies will be prayer. Gals does your husband play guests The e rre more Seminole cocktail party and Until next time, a hopeful, golf? Ifigh " reunions steak dinner on Saturday nigh t happy "Ta-Ta." coming up than ).ou can stick I or swine a club) a t. Tht doss of .i will match num be rs at a (Jmnner.dance in the Sanford area in Ma y, For info on this 322-1822 If f ' ,, . .- '' HARRY 808 °or BOYD as i (.OLI,MAN. Then the class of '39 will do IF No Answer Dial 322-0270 By MARIIXN GOIux)N it i as though she Is saying, fashionable but not necessarily their "You Haven't Changed a Seminole Coordinator "i am desirable, I am a fashion plate. Bit" bit at Mayfair Club March Youth Program,, Inc. won.an," S 4W • 1, beginning at 8 p.m. Dull drab Dore Is os te She may be unsure of herself seen in clothes that look too big Missing persons to date are What do fashion and worth and lacking development and in 209 E. COMMERCIAL 68 A D very dull colors. She ill a It I flit all 1-6-RJLLLLL"tistill 1121084 (;A I. I. A N T. psychology have In connno? in other areas so must depend wants to fade into the wallEI.ATHIER NICKERsON, Both are revealing the per. on being desirable to men. iwrn STIIAN(;E SPEHIIING, sonality paper. of the wearer, flow about the older woman AliCE 111665 WADE, RUBY The woman who has a who always dr Slost of us do not dress within esses in little gir l l)OBSON BALES,htOflf.Il , I costume look about her, fashions' pa ttern every day but MAY, CHRISTINE COOK prt.'haps even bazzar . according to the mood of is calling She seems to be saying, RIVERS and ROBERT attention to herself, It is i's If will never grow up. I do not the day. You can actually tell SIIEAF'ER. she is saying, "Iok at me." w ha t sort of day someone is want to grow old." Anyone knowing the She wants to be talked about hi'j'( having by the way they are In reality she is %j calling more dr whereabouts cif the' above, and remembered She feels that attention to es s ed her than If she please call ANNE AIKEN, without the flashy clothes she were to dress accordingly. 4 Then, When we wear some th ing 20.y ear weekend may be forgotten. There is the practical woman that makes us feel good we reunion Is being planned by the The woman who Is always who is most often are truly seen in mix seein to have a good day but class of on June 229 with wearing the low cut blouse and and matches. She is most likely when we know we are not up to (; It A C F. N A It I K short skirt may be insecure to be an organized person. She the usual standards, that is STINECIPHEII. the chairman, about her sexuahit' .i.. 11mm l''r In IanL, O - - tts,L, . p c : : . -, arriving at the office, was taking off my coat whe our was ring bearer. He wore a black tuxedo with white porn By FANNETIE EDWARDS ty all entertainment by 20 young Mrs. Henry Atxah.anis, porn daisy boutonniere and IkraldCorrespjent guests to their tables, dancers frorri School of Dance long-stemrnc'iJ rose, carried the rings on a while Others on the greeting tertainment, from 9 tog: 30; and Upon arrival, guests were Proceeds from the ball will go heart shaped pillow. They were Arts, Sanford, and Ballet Guild committee, attired in oriental photographed by Bill Parke and scroll tiedplate with awas redaribbon 9:30and to midnight, At each whitefrom dancing merry1aklng to 16 deservIng charities, both l)ELTONA_A "festival of of Sanford.Semjj',o secured by white satin ribbon lanterns," the gcwns, headed by Mrs. Wayne were presented color photos, which featured the menu and Deltona local and Nation-wide, Couples were greeted at th streamer, arid lilies of the Wone 6. Fuller, co-chairman, compliments of the club, program. talky. .an's Club gala charity door by the club president and uiungled among the guests as All the women were dressed ball, was enjoyed by65p Gaily colored lanterns hung SPonsors for this fourth an. her husband, Mr, and Mrs. hostesses, in beautiful gowns and Mrs. Chapman chose for her t heir from the ceiling and nual ball Included local escorts, sponsors and Henry larigknechm and in the Cocktails and hors d'oeuvres daughter's wedding, a lavender guests, Twelve young teenagers, walls. Tables were decorated in were served from 7 to 6 p.m. a men's fashion parade wiY Start businessmen, firms and banks club rooms by the ball cha ir j . daughter, of members, served white and red wi th chiffon gown over (natching Highlight of the evening was man th the Music for dancing was fura gold vase Chinese a nd American and her husba nd. Mr. a nd as "wymyus" and guid taffeta wi th long slecves. V. ed the on ea ch table containing one foods attractive formal attire they fished by Norm Hilit's I: served f rom 8 to 9; en. wore. neckline and empire waist. The chestra. neckline and waisthnp were trimmed with :siatching were I Ah' The days of chivalry are still among us, One real ('01(1 morn, after VV.Ib.,I.J.I.)II'I 't I N. , — —. - , chief cameraman, JIM llA1tltIS,sasha)'ed by. assisted moe with my coat and even hung it up for me! Good Ole Jim' umhrr One — 1 r•' , as : Is Bet ng Happily Involyed Ourillet1 1 " - Happiness For Mina ffleiss Sunda e , S FWIII*$ / came to I The Sanford Herald Dedication and De termination Thanks to her own determination and the dedicated help of therapist Elva Parsons Mrs Annie Weeks will soon be walking unaided. Wiashable f•f Seminole Lodge \,• G46 13y Nax Plursinq and Convalescent Residence 300 S. Bay Avenue, Sanford, Fla. Ph. 322-6755 '-- FREE GIFT WRAP 201 E . Elm (In The Ace Hardware Bldg Sanford $ 7 79 YD. Kettle Cloth *Polyester & Cotton IPerma,nt Press 145 Wide YD. �-i a:it r .1 t-4(',21c1 Ii .S'r''' ic' 4 The Babb Bag flPua,cL GeW .•. F%_ 0- .kw __~ 1 , - 4 Dawn and Mike Madigan and their youngsters, Mark and Mike, are comf ortably settled in on Cochran Road their rabbits and chickens, vli., .1 , Art 1" •' - - : .~, t", _.____-_- - .T . - __ - -. - . f__ I 11.' •- • - -' •' ,~:':' -. - • - •. , . .4. • .. t -• -ì .. I with Bonnie Schumacher and Jessie and Ed Fulford. '. - - I had reason to call Virginia ' - • .1 .'" ' ' - in her ruti%e country, Yashi has Mncrican woOlen are both the practical and the discritninated against!) formal background to discuss Asked about population many aspects of life there. control, Yashi said India She has ta ught at the high free birth control clinics. ,, It schoollevelandlsalsoqualified works for educated people but . '44 i' '/. " 1. - I I . A r- - . - Casey, her mother, Edna day you could see almost a miles away From the Allen's McDavit and Gwen home place. Guy is our F'rmr Tax Asses,soranddearMn will My dear crmfl told me that the be pleasantly remem bered as a ____ _______ Unitied States for two and a half to even touch another men. A tars. __ ; -- - - • Cr111 said that Julie's cornplexlonisa5oiiveasSvjon 's :s blonde. ... facetiously suggested that any wholeheartedly concur. He sure Orget Ulm dust cloft. If You have your reports granddaughler, Susan Wade, ready In time for the year book, was recently married to John just drop them off to Mr. Baker In a very simple but dawn at his home or call Cindy lovely home ceremony. Susan La Harrison. a graduate of Patricia Steven's It was brought to our atdown in Tampa She and her tention that Bobby Morris will ne w bridegroom are liv ing in come out to Geneva and speak Orlando close to her mom, Mrs. to us about e County Fire th Jack Rayburn. Control District. The date is March 4 at the Community Speak Of dear kiends and Center, at 7:30 p.m. nice things, Genevieve - Recordings Mark A. Robb, 24, 511 Spring trim Manriqu Applicati ons Oak BlVd.. AS, Judy L Bent. zinger, same add. Robert J.Subo,4g,, Ill., Constance Mae Subo, 42, same add. Russell A. Restaurl, 25, 1306 Frances E. Moore Jr., 30. Meadows, 375 Palm Spgs Holly Ifili, Mary A. Joseph, 22, ,S, Charlene Zerebnick, Daytona Belu. , Lazar Jovic. 33, 200 Fern Par k Blvd., 211 Green Meadows Roosevelt Hhlsinan, 28, 77 ap, Fern Pk, Bonnie J. Castle Brer CL, Carolyn D. !s i o . I ,, ,) . Feb. 20 was an important -r - ' . -A . - By NANCY BOOTH Herald Cospoodent Quotable Wo nt By The Associated press '. judge was to apprise the Pecan Ave.. Fayette Cobb, 20, citizens of their rights. w- artists as part of our na- Ri 603 Oviedo Jessie 0. Goodtich,68, DeLand Jury If the plea is may be remembered as the Dissolutions Of Maiiia ire 9 Ver ly Sills, addressing the New — Agreeable If they donot have an attomey, legislation was drafted by the County Commission without any :, • , . I Paula Rankness told us List she and her Jim and Kevin Thesda Edge went to Grant for that sea food test and that she wmW be willing to guen that there were at beast 3 ,000 Quill ( e'wice... ' ImIllons them me aid that it was Vffy windy said that they ran out of food at least three 11M but had the situation under coetroi Paula also Iota mc about the when that awful brush fire almost sumed a great portion of Cochran road. Due tothequick Uitnklnguthe residents &ndthat sod soaking rains which came, up almost as Ic1dyuhe fire, arrive, On day and se,aI homes we sa ved. -- __ I L ':;,- 1 - Two very important things you can rely upon ORLANDO FORGE to always furnish when you purchas. POOP or patio furniture. Woinvite you to Visit our showrooms and vi.w the much sought after aluminum "Terrace Rose" and "Malay" designs in an array of colors, -. You Always Find Quality At Its Finest ORLANDO FORGE, 711 ORANGE AVENUE INC. WINTER PARK, FLORIDA - -- ~, . member for the the citizens who know five here, Luau but all who will five here in the association's big This one fact cAt"wid State Senator Lori Wilson. a rnember of the legislative delegation, to say at the February delegation (waring that slie has ". ,.had it up to here" with the County p( In accordance with the provisions of the act, on or before OcL I, 1977. If a municipality Fails to do th is it will be done for defaulting municipality with the municipality paying for it whether it want.s it or not, Any inlulI('ipality- created after the if the act must formulate a comprehensive plan within Wee years of its date of incor poration. Each muncipalitv must designate a local land planning agency within 180 days after the act becomes effective, If a Included provided the governing body of the muni ci pa lity and the county formally agree on bouriflaries and other related matters. V gi ving person. Although she One more item, while on the works full time, she still subject of the Association, thert manages to help her neighbors are openings for officers and and friends when they need Meanwhile, the Counts- shall exercise authority for the total uninVOrWated area not included in any such agreement. suentiy, com bi na tions of :nunici jut II ties and th e co unty may Mntly exer6se powers granted under the act provided that the official agreements have been preceeded fly public hearings by each governmental agency inv,lved. The local land Planning agency recommended by the act could be, in the case of the cities, the local plan ning commission, in the case of the County the Count y' s commission, / ______ ______ . (1) I - l I - difficult to prepare. ,.?, ., I . - - -1/ J. r - -- • 'h - •. ' - -. '-'-- 11=5 aw -i 4;- --!'c - : - 7. -- .- '. '. - :r -. _______ _________ -_ _______ ' .- - - W. -' - ; I i; ~ -. , '%-'? ''"l" .. ,_ , - - Pegboard within easy grasp. This Is not only convenient, it makes an attracti ve display, and it saves space — con. sideratlon in almost anyone's kitchen. Some of her advice - simple as It Is — Is more often l*'eacbed than practiced. For example, tidy up as you go along so you won't be faced with a mountainous cleaning chore after dinner, Of course, - .1t -_ . ~~ ;A, —u • .' -_'; , ,. - .-. -- " . ~ -, t C ~_A . -- - It shouldn't be that way, says Anna Mulfoletto, who teaches studen ts at her New York cooking school how to fix innumum of time and effort. Her advice couldn't be more simple: organize. A little planning goes a long way. Planning Involves step. saving kitchen layout, menu se lection, and having the right utensils and equipment. At A nna's Cordon Blue school 'not related to Paris' Le Cordon Jibe which she attend ed , all .; ' 'I'!.- . IJ - - , -' " - - -. , c.--. '-I -' - '. - - - Cooking The phrase "gourriit food often calls to mind vsiorLs - ' lqw - Gourmet Is Fun -'- -. , -i'. _...Z_t,~ *A IN. ~~ =7"W*~ - _5~~ - - - . - . _-- - -PEGBOARD IS A CON VENIENT WAY TO STORE UTENSILS YOU always have dishes to do. Too tired? Stick them in the disiiv-asher. If you don't have a "washer, get one, Anna says, . . - Plus pots and* pans so they're always within easy reach Quicker Than Eye even If it means parting with the family car not a bad idea Cheap Insurance Can Be By ('anion Smith minimum is mor e generally this season 1. Ideally, the refrigerator should be located next to the sink separated by a coun ter For ost washing and fixing vegetables, PotsandpanJgone 55. policies ar e something less naturally. To save your ly with those of "straight' or or' policyholder's long 'term dinary show cost, a sophisticated method than ben -fj ial. he suggested counte"Ofts,a wooden chopping That the pencil is 'juicker And it strikes most buyers (hat thelife. weekhowever. ly-premium of calculating .. interest-ad- Some are ,A orthwhile - nota- board is a must. Use one side of 1S being inexpensive. A 15 Ii' than the i's.' has again been policies may cost up to eight justed surrender cost" was hlv waiver of premium But the board for strong foods demonstrated The subject cat cost for a young man, or times as much. used. example, is 2á cents a week this time "industrial" life Others. said the commis- (Ortions, etc.) and the other for In one cast', the 20-year net Results showed, said for a SSW Itoolicy. That mav %urance. . cost. per $1.000 of insurance Denenberg, that %ou should s inner, "are similar to the ac- mild foods I fruit). The best way To millions oF American sound likt- a bargain. COfl' taken out at age 20. was cident policy covering you to clean the board is to scrub it $549 not buy industrial life in- o nly workers. Ihi% has been the %idviring that "industrial . if you gel run oser by a for industrial versus $75(or a surance unlms you absolutel ".'ass- was to bus- protection gent'rahlv has the sanit' ts piral straight v herd of buffalo in Tirres with coarse rock salt which po life licy cannot afford 'straight lift'" Square on New \'ears Fyi' absorbs odors t"ittires t.)r th.' 1;iriIv - 'cause as straight liFt' It Even the least expensive striall prernmins. collecied builds ill) a caooh value. may the industrial policies. on of And deiinitt'lv not. for exam' 'So delint' "herd (Ink II The floor should be easy to %%,t-ckl%., don't inake a painfilI offer %%- aiver (if premium lVotl care for -preferably one of the . . ' %a Me b.asis, co,;I SM5 20 of M vach, to increase jorotht'nt in the saliet And hit'hi)- don't have In as- premiums new nG-WaX types on the The study of com parative tu'ction, "since For the same It' industrial is ing if) kee ) tilt. outljl% (Imi, n 1% %khen disablefIC(Iouble inmarket. Anna favors Armcosts Iwas made by Pennsvj- I)renlltjlll vou could buy a all a per.-Am can absolutely . afford h~ its availabilit% i'n small deninit% and .so on vania s insurance* commis- ,tralght life policv of S2.60O." concludes. ii **mav strong's Solarian flooring in a serve Comparisons of the amounts You can buy as lii' actual sinner, iit'rbt'rt S Denenberg. Too. some o f the fresh, white cobblestone pat. "buill'in useful 1) purpose in the long-term costs of industrial To II,' a $ IOU t nil Ii, though $500 A municipality will be responsib e fur the total area of its like an evening of fun. I - ;edoptiun Juriuliction and inintvWated areas adjacent to the city may be I !I _______________ -1 '' ___________________ ,- ' - ". municipality defoults. the, county w ill do it for the defaulting city I Roverninent and tile defaultin ill pay for it. Ii p.m. at the recreation builitfing. ____ - 0 1 _____ t_.4__A•j" - , jr1i( _______ h? - 7 " iI - • , ' 11w ' arris e aI t he beneFits" of the industrial life burial money tern. Requirements F I I ___ I H - -- _____ - it. - -does call for each municipality, In addition to the County _____ _ - __ '~ _1 _____ ______ ______ _____ _____ -- - getting this vital input from the municipalities. Spa(1 doesn't Permit an extensi ve, technical dIsc.ssbonofthe proposed legislation. However, the measure -in its present form _____ any be held at next month's meeting interest In her city and Is to fill vacancies, All Interested willing to stand up and be persons are Invited to attend. counted Her neighbors praise her for I mentioned some time back her thoughtfulness and for the for change are not used. Karen Kathy Loretta Cartwright & here in the city. One of Uw most that I ha ve the paper sent ..Up fact that she care$ She nev(r fellow he is, only two months you saY that we try extra hard. Floyd. Wf 2 ch. (.'ttie has important actions taken was the fat' DeCrow, activist attorney fish ordered and home" so my Family can read Imposes on people, but stands old and he weighs fifteen of fLflelle Brewer &Ruaeill) the change in the asa It. I would like to wish happy £llenUyby ready to offer he powxk&toiwChlnadoll gets the fish fry and lamsure that author of "Dezist Justice," a lp ff Sharon M. [And & Roxy L. fines, all of these good Geneva new book on women and the birthdays to two of my sisters necessary. We are privileged to Wt. I child The court docket ctrisisted of this month. tired Of carrying that guy homemakers we already busy law. have a person with Mrs. arollud. Martin H. Elliott & Anna W. approximately 30 cases. thinking up ways to please Felicitatiocis go to my sister, Eastham's qualtities In our We also had a letter from "It's going to be kind of Bruce Wayne Dalton & palatesofthernanywhoalways pant living here, In a few instances, the Mrs. Irene (Kane) Cejka who city. We could use more, grandsons Todd and especially Marlene Elaine defendants opted for a Jury celebrated her (?) birthday on they seem to be on the right come out. Ifyoudoo'thavetoclean.BeJacqueline Elaine Boone & trai.In several other c See you around Seminole ftpy me, March 2, and tomy sister, Mju track. Todd said that he made there's a little iad lewis., Wf custody child defendants claimed se keep to be In. Joyce Marie O'Nell, who Good bye and God bless! all "A's" on his report card, County and plea your ness, but I'm going to keep Orange Co-.Rossie 74, newsitemscoml'ig. Itlsalways guess that he sedng those marvelous PoUP Hendrickson & Robert W., Wf grandfather, while Don ta kes a pleasure to hear from YOU. Mat I've cultivated For years. former name-Parrish after me. He only made a few - -, "T --- corpcwated municipalities. -, F -_______ ' ~-- WAj IN ____ "k*! ~ - .'. - chairrmn. Special elections will She takes a more than active ; ' One of the basic disagreements is that the Innocent, the The price Includes a delicious GOOD NEIGHBOR OF 'rHF Hawalloan style wAd. five en. WEEK is Ms. Bdty Estatham of right to testily in their own tertalnment, and a hula contest David Street. one would be appointed by the court. It they plead guilty, they Charlotte S. Sullivan & waive all rights. Prior to the appointment of Morris S., Wt. I child Kenneth S. Rossrucker & the new city judge, the fanner _ __ - Philosophy niunkipalities and those elected to the County Commission, !_ wam, ,r I ____ - with the philosophy of the (All." But From that point on there is wide disagreement between the officials elected In the are Eatitham = - As Mayne ice Moore of Sanford has said publicly, "We agree Ali the clothes she recreation building. Although plans underway to improve owned to go to church tie building is not complete ly the roads In the city, mem- oun " - -, e_~ ___ t.:- =_ . This Is the bill proposed by the Seminole CouMy commission development." right to face their sccusierlil, the don 't believe there's a judge, Ned Woolfolk, had P1*C in the law for the wants Michele F. Ga., munity Center on March 3i,t, Valentine from Acworth, Ronald John Kern & Linda worked diligently with Police p.m. If we all we mnan' at' 'woman,' We're all pull toeether, and it just arrived on Feb. Marjorie Eileen p I,andson & Chief John Govoruhk to begin sOns' Even In areas where er It con tained a few pictures of can make this the best o ungrading the court system law protects women toots Jack grandson. What a homecoming ever so what d our new " ter to - According to Judge Brock, the scheduled for March 30 at 7:30 future, Pierre Belliveau, 7Z DeL&M, citizens are entitled to a trial by - - "; -: ." ________ ____________ _____________________ WV ______ __________ ______ _____ - - - ~ - ~ -*~ i issue now before the Seminole County Commission, the governing btxliesof all the Incorporated niunidualitie's in 11w' rcnintv. and the a en , ,h - -:&: jt ____ will be an exception, Thi! week we with to discuss with you the To cite a few examples ... the mbers will come to extremely large attendance at Oakmont In,, OrL Susan R. session of the city's new, judge, future meetings, Future council meetings). Syl vester, 19, 3614 Lake Lawn, Newman Brock.; Court got meetin Th Police gs will be held at the orl. under way early due to back recreation building on North continuing to seek more and Henry G. Newes, 73, 1733 log of cases acquired because of Edgemnon at the recreation better way's city to serve the Longwood-Mar Rd., LW, the changeover In Judges. It area on the third Wednesday of citizens, and th e city is studyin g Mary R Fuller, 69, 1 00 Sherry lasted for over two hours, each month. a comprehensive land .'- plan Ave., WS The first action by the new Tickets are availa ble From for the betterment of not only Felix N. McClairen, 2o, 1106 ., - - -aboout 40 per cent of to the leiislative delegation and known as the "Seminole County Comprehensive Planning Act of 1974." The purpose of this measure Is". . . to utilize and strengthen the existing role, processes, and powers of local governments in Seminole County' in the establishment and imnplementatLon of comprehensive planning programs to guide and control future theY held a meeting in their new being constantly upgraded, and almost (: - niatters of a controversial nature. This week's column, however, night for members of Winter pIiiis for the combination fire church In pantsult.a. Th is sure Is SprIngs Community siatiOnandcftyhauaregoing switch from the days a Association, For the first time, full speed ahe,.d, the court 11 womanworea ha t,gloves,e are taking an active I:' '- - - the county's land mass. 01W readers, we feel, realize that we have made every effort to do as little editorializing as possible, particularly In regard to March 9. Love, best wishes, wild Sin figures "If God wanted members f - -. -. . - ' = IA~3- a - ' - - _______________ L -- -- to the lifestyle, growth arid development In the greater Sanford area which Ju.st encompasses the northern portion of Se inole Cotint~, or Axitit - except for eS Winter Springs Municipal this meeting. It is hoped that interest in Uteir city (note the Char E. Peniiey, 20, lO Court. It was the first court more me - We're confident that by this time readers of the Lifestyle section of this newspaper know that we wear several hats In the conununity life of Sanford. Most people realize that we arc m ' -' liniliar territurs for iiiany in disocussing real estate and matters of general interest relating : ___ - Since 1962 when the Idea of store. The customer buys the the National Home Furnishings Association of Furniture split up to 15 to 16 per ce nt on the warehouse showroom, f urniture, picks it up himself Association, a major furniture Manufacturers. U.S. con. home furnishings w hen their featuring carry-out furniture, and often must unerate it retail group, shicti claims a sutiit'rs spent nearly $12.3 dispib?t- Intlonc sa over •.. •nirtd by e L vitz Furniture itiajurity of the retail furniture billion on furniture at the retail 110,000 and 17 per cent shen it ( the industry has been going Next: More consumers ,r'sales. level in 1973. The l'i'iesaIe was 124,000. ___________ in two directions detiiandin, satisfaction thatwehaveexercledextreIwcaretobeasa(. rateaspoblc , , widthantistylesansseiectinga fabric front hundreLs of fabric swatches. But Shoppers Find Wise Buying Isn't Easy Furniture stores are on- put during the many montlLi we have beenwriting this we kly colull 7 t ws S "f 110use with some (if 1974's jazzy probably will come out well instead," he suggested. home nmis, according to.Sears Tile industry its furniture buying is a takeoff 41n says plastic ta bles, bright chairs, front the energy crisis," Americans spert a lot of loebut-k and Co. Figures, which manufacturers nusiiber at least the outlet or oncc.a.yir elaborate wall units . predicts Shelly London, money on furniture last year. are three years old but the 5,000. warehouse sale of a furniture It iiieans going shopping for director of national affairs For According to the National latest available. The Family ission the right side. then folded in front of a cleaning establish. Ne ar know that we serve the commu nity as an elected member of the City Com m of Sanford. We're also confident that our readers have realized that On the other hand, a REAL women's fibber we know says nocent, but said they were celebrates her birthday on she doesn't Iron at all anymore. Mild. budget for the arts. Tbc next meeting for the Just for a laugh. our daugh. anti her family sent us a society will be at the Corn- .s VViII Come Out \A/eII In Energy Crisis The piece of furniture iiiii,o ci find attractive. Fixing you up through a furniture factory means decorating anti tha t %lrtually with the customer's iiieans buying furniture. It The shopper can be "Americans have a proclivity value was $7.4 billion. name on it. The piece is The furniture industry iiwan.s replacing the 10-year-old frustrated by long waits for to spend. If te ha ve got to stay A family with an income of never been compared to the big delivered, at no extra charge, to sofa -the one gnawed by the delivery, few guarantees and at home, we are going to $1,000 to $10,000 after taxes four of the automobile industry, the customer's home, set up, dog, scratched by the cat, little consumer product in- beautifytt.lfwecan'tgetthe96 spent upto 12 per cent of it on Putting out furniture Is a and serviced if problems jumped on by the children, formation, Olds, we'll get the J'into arid home furnishings, Including hodgepodge of niom.and.pop developed . It means sprucing up the 'The Furniture industry spe nd the $2,000 on Furniture electronic equipment and other outfi 'I ot her, newer, mode ts anti large companies. engaged in the real estate buSiVIC&S and Most of the read The material is gathered at emblazoned on a sign at ti finished, It is usable. bership, in the volunteer fire Charles I. Martz, 58, 3()Q WINTER SPRINGS - Hi! I Concern was registered by departmenthastripledoverthe Highland Dr., FP, Carol D. Odord Rd., Bldg.,201 Fern pk. spent a fancinaling couple of " W present Husslan, 25, 126 HIghland Dr,, Margaret Harrison, last couple of monthis, more hours observi ng Plea Day in the sTtj , fi FP tt ofregarding the citizens underwent sagerti at Seminole when we gather for the annual about Increasing the state May Days. b could not afford any more time a long and happy future toyoii women to Iron, She wouldn't from work. In time both. have made permit-press JudgeBrokIriedtotmpc- on materials.!!!" Just a thought... If you have the defendants the of exercising their rights, but to bn getting the idea lately the city Is "going to pot," don't no avail you believe It! TODAY I NOTICED: How Mandy, 24, Bx 184, AS Richard B. Branham, 25, 126 Another Friend, S Ida Thomas, dandy programs for all of us York Legislature In Albany Memorial. '. ' Benny White, 38, Eustis. very well after a little surgical contact Lorraine Whiting country"dut put men on the, experience at Seminole Donley. She has compiled an moon, art is the signature of Memorial excellent file on these ma tters civilization." Opera singer Be. nd really comes up with some # .[ Jancy pleading guilly because they - . 20. Export Westmoreland Brumley called me to assure any old pictures pertaining to tioul heritage. Although we me that she was getting along the days gone by In Geneva - .':• We have corm to recogm,W And don't forget U you have - ic . 'I _____ - In From a furniture store showroom, the customer special orders a piece of fur. fibre -specifying length. ''.. 5hl cooks every day. The bangles, no marks. A good the left shoulder (covering the bust on the way), draped Isranis are Hindus dnd woman would prefer to commit around the neck like a stole and vegetarians. Mrs. Beeson said suicide than to get a divorce." over ei ther the right shoulder or A I*ki. male cluiuvanist we Yashl's food "is HOT. She has The mark in the center of & the head. know Calls that period In a gal's no recipe books, just cooks." woman's forehead (Yashi's La It's a neat rick! Try It-you'll life between 50 and lii her talk, Yashi said for. dark red) "Is for married like i1 AND it IS a graceful woman pause." Perhaps tiat mnerly the philosophy and women. It Is a sign of a happy costwne. his protest to calling a female religion of India dictated that marriage. % I always try to keep Speaking ______________________________________________________________________________________ of "woman should be the spec- my husband happy," reminds us of Deirdra Owens, master?" House ueilt -- Ily JULIAN SrENS'TI-Iosl ,• Court aric1 I'I City I Drop your pants Spokesman Predicts Furniture Industry You're the place w here we arc stuck in the energy crisis, , Act L ackis -hich is one of three full MeaLs can work but she can wear no Native of India addresses clubt)ers Gregory S. Robinson, 73, 1119 Eloise Bryant, Historical Society Museum Eustls Hickory Ave., Ella M. Wiggins, a.m. Arthur W. Krebs, 53, 1505 W Some of the members 73,14005WRd. 25th.,MaryAnnwilJ(ans4 who are carrying "Brag to bring your rakes and don't Books!" Crill also told me that her - - (Herald Photo by Joan Babb) heard the Morman Tabernacle Her grandparents, the Reggie who attended should bring 1bOW ase" and i How-es and Mrs. Barbara "lo RaYbUrn. are also tanong thotse -' _____ _____ of Presidents Eisenhower and plans for clean.up day at the ___ \,\S}fl JSI(ANI ii.,, ELMAHYNE BEESON Truman and even saw a real The Shennandoah is even snow blizzard and while away' more beau ttfuJ that the songs the Rurneys observed their 36th whi ch have tx'en written about wedding anniversary. it. Cr111 said that beside she and Another highlight of their trip Hubert, her brother Neville was a visit to Utah where they Shannon. .___ ..• camper and visited seven The Burneys also went down mountain sites throughout th e to New Orleans and to United States and then went on Vegas. They visited and-one-half year old sister, ____ Page One is the trad!tionai way of buying furniture. Wise furniture buying is not e'i. woman can marry only once in plea ts at the left side ('six or merit In the area. How does that lsrani goes home for lunch, her life. If she's a widow she seven pleats"), brought across grab you' ___ _______ ______ L I 1. : points about ANY job! withone children and have been In the man only. We're not supposed __ and her Hubert had a real fun teacher at Seminole High time when they took their School and Geneva Witt, Cciii's sister, Ctoir. accompanied The Pearces are boasting ofa new great granddaughter, Jue The Geneva Historical arid Ann Wade, born Jan, , logiCal Society under the Julie's morn and dad are Torn WW Carole Wade. She was direction of Meade Baker held welcomed home by her two. their first meeting to formulate vAsIIIN(;ToN INlifle' 11 restaurant Her husband is a desIgn They (the government) are body (It reaches from waist to engineer ar.d they live in trying theIr best." floor) and tucking It into the Altamon(e Springs because it's On the man-woman drawstring waistband of a long __ - __ Virginia said that on a clear Hardtf) and his wife, Margorie Real Estate s Gardening • Decorating -I. purple and gold print. Other out of suitcases, always being materials used for saris are on the move and eating food. However, the georgette, chiffon, voile, etc. stlmulatlonofthelrwork makes To wrap a sari one starts at up for the disadvantages. And, tbewaist,wIndingtheone,open afterall,therearegood and bad sorm religions discourage it. piece of material ar i Guy and Ann Allen. the Wnmnd0ah Lifestyles Sunday, March 3, 1974 — CopleyNewiSenlc Edl$i,r Note: This is first In atpartrIesoflfurnItwe buing and the consumer. .So let*s make you comfortable m, . .ry .- remain 10 a.m. Somie of the all of the sights close, at hand and went over to visit with our finished products will be given very dear UPValley. through MARGUERITE SULLIVAN and she told him she was "too course, she and all other ac- which we were invited by tresses and actors do their own "Even If she Is working, the busy getting an education to Longwood Councilman June woman still does ALL the married" at that time. (She stage make-up. That's part of Lormann, we met, among other housework—NO husbands help. married when she was years (heir jobs. great gals, Mrs. Yashi Israni, Miss Owens, whose home is in "Education is available old.) here from New Illu1, India. every place In India but it Is New York City, also revealed •'Irans think It Is graceful Mrs. lsranl was brought to NOT coeducational un til that if a role calls (or concover the body." That (be meeting by her friend and getspastthcbathlor'sdeg, thetosari Is still worn byis why temporary costumes, actors mos n ighbor at Valley Forge There are separate cafeterias, t anti actresses wear their own Indian women. Yashi showed Apartments, Mrs. Elmaryne hostels and colleges for men Pilot clothes. After a time, the Club members just how a Beeson. The guest spoke on and women. theater pays for cleaning the sari Is wrapped. "Working Women In India." "Women are paid as well as clothes. Costumes from other sari Is made from Born and raised in India and men are for the ds are furnished (and same (Club work,' one yards of 44-inch material. The perio itaving earned a bachelor's Yashi emphasized. Yashi cle an ed) by the theater. wore was of Indian degree In education and a President Ann (Mrs. Richard) you and I would, silk which had been sent to her Just as master's degree In philosophy Smith said this points up that by her in.ther. It as a deep theater peoçle get tired of living ll Hostesses will be Americans Buy More Furniture Ely Bag The with Don South Seminole Pilot Club, to field and engineering. - Por ter did. After the concert we wseveral friends whom we as door prizes In of the home and responsible for are still arranged by the recent Once Upon a Stage dinner theater production, all things In the home. parents. yasii said the fl To paraphrase Jimmy "Now days, we can see prospective husband chosen for "Girl In the Freudian Slip," Cricket or some other women everywhere In India. her by her parents was "too who gave us some be hind-the, character-in-song, "It's a They are in politics (Madame forward" and talked to her scenes slants on the life of a reporter's life for me." You P ndit, Prime Minister Indira before arrangements were professional actress. meet such Interesting people! Ghandi, ci al), education, completed. She says she does her own 'i At a recent meeting of the literature, science, the medical hair. How about that? Of turned her against him This ,•' ' : Is a Burney a few days ago and we as to how terrarjun should i real talk, made. Ginny' told me all about the Marie Fahey has so ma fabulous trip which she and talent that it would take me' Jack took this past Fall and whole column and then some early winter, She said inform you of tier many, traveled over )00 miles and talents. that they just took their tij location has " They cha nged to the Geneva Corn- Black Hitraveled through the lls of Dakota, took In Inunity Center but the time wi ~._ I - -~' -.7-- ~-________1_ __ Wrapping Herald Correspondeat • - seldom see; especially enjoyed .. 1% . 0 V~t-t-r , Jack and Sally Jenkins are so beautiful and handsome their performance was really very excellent and th eir voices are tremendous but then I just love almost anything Cole chatting Sari By JOAN BABB We We enjoyed the concert at the Center last week. Joe an! I met Troy and Edwins Stuart at the center and w made It was just been brought my attention that Mrs. ..,. Fahey will appear ties the Geneva Garden Club We nesday to give us Instructions Of y 4 -' B, LIZ MATHIEUX ArCICC1TeSPOUdCDI 1' CIL lt4cstu .. ~ The comprehensive plan, as proposed by the County for itself Di and the seven municipalities, shall have both required and op. (lanaI elements. Among these are guidelines and standards In both written and graphic form, the coordination of the several elements to provide consistency and economic feasibility, fiscal responsibility, coordination of local comprehensive plans with F those of adjacent municipalities, policy' recomiunendauons, traffic circulation, land uses, sewage, water supply, drainage, eon- m e ns i ons Is , 4 Scie n ce Dimensions '74, the largest together anotl know one another aviation, non-motor vehicle and pedestrian traffic, . I off street parlcmg, refuse and garbage disposal, right of ways, easements, public buildings and a host of other elements inf cluduigsaft-ty asnvllashistoricalundscemc preservation ' 1 At this point there can be no objection to the objectives of the ' proposed legislation. But, there are objections to portions of the act w hit-h deal with procedures for adopticnof the proposed coniprehensis.eplans and ' once adopted any proposed changes in the PIW1S. %.JT\J't.DL Soint of tht b.isuc objections in hit remainder of the legislation have been pointed out by Mayor Moore of Sanford and a nwnlx'r of other officiaLs. For example. the City of Sanford, c which already accomplished most of what the act would require, r feels that there is Insufficient criteria upon which the comprehenI Ij sive plans could be based, Moore pointed out that it Is possible Far one community toruerid as much as $100,000 for a comprehensive plan In accordance with the act. On the other hand, he declares, another community could call In a secretary and in 15 minutes / . s dictate a comprehensive plan which could meet the requirements of the legislation. Conseqt.'ently, officials of the City of Sanford defini'ely feel that the act must contain certain criteria in order to establish Abw* uniform standards which each municipality must follow In complying with the act. The legislation was scheduled originally to be presented In 4640 LI T1%O,s.o,M., Q,.ut., January to the legislative delegation. Because the governing SOmd, F1&%*%tkx 1. boards of the various municipalities did Pot ravive copies of the proposed act ln time to study the legislation indetail the County Commission decided to withhold prestntatlon of the act for Co..-i consideration by time ck'legation at that particular meeting, J or 17 IIUL%S transit, festival of arts and sciences better. ever to come to the Central Dimensions hopes to /1i I Florida area, will be staged in demonstrate how a community" 'Ioch Has-en Park, off U.S. 17-n canworktogether,poolIngt I I in Orlando, March 14-17 front 10 talents and resources for the ' -- 0 q good of all. It will serve all a.m. to 10 p.m. daily. "' - " ages, children to senior . , ' Dimen f • t PUb dill offer top class citizens, and the Family unit. ,,Omse of Orlando's finest ., c!'1 , concerts, recitals exhibits, ,J'b" . films plays and poetry, as well caterers, Henry Mettler. will / / . ' •, ' cuipjurePoe operate the 600-seat Indoor,. / as ', - '! :yI lectures, ' I, ¶1*" demonstrations' marching outdoor restaurant, and quickfood stands will also be ' . _______ _______ bands choir and choral groups, ' provided. A Fireworks display over In addition there will be rA _____ children's theatre, audience In Loch Haven will celebrate the ' performing and visual arts festival's first night, and during ' science and technology.ecology thCdaysalllXiatregattaswillbe I "_________ I held on the lake, ' -' and environments, loch Haven Is in an easily Humming concurrently with accessible location, Dimensions is the popular and • ' ' Winter Park Sidewalk Festival, adequate free parking will be ' i' t I ____________ and free shuttle buses win ply provided, Dimensions '74 Is being ________ _____ between the two festivals. ,? sponsored by member ___________ % The purpose of Dimensions organizations of the Council of i -' I________ J '74 is to bring the arts to the Arts and Sciences and many , people. The festival will provide others who make cultural 'it j'--. " the cultural community and the contributions to the cornI)IMENSIONS '74 WILL BRING TIlE :I(TS i' I 'I') JE PEOPLE people with a way to come mnunity. .... .- .L r '• siwiun 01 tne coioriui arts and sciences festival , �_________________________________ J ____________ _________ ____________________ T - 2C-T he Sanford Herald I - . F" 17, pn . -' - I 111111111111111110 - - - e as something un. desirable," says.' The should regear toward teaching changed. . - hool, he learn are different from those Center, says he favors com -- - I Editor's Note: You base a question about real estate? flow about taxes, Insurance, planning, zoning or anything else which aff ec ts your lifest yle? Send you inquiries to Editor, Lifestyle The Sanford Herald, Sanford, Fla. 32771. Please sign your letter. Upon publication, however, only in itials will be Used), - :, ________ _________________________ - ______________ :_ I I.oinmunit ii. 11 1.' II\ Sanford - - . _ I ve property are Mrs Ola Brock of 612 'Fog' _________ _________ - three long, narrow Windows -, _-...-.. I _ - - ~ _-_.1., r1_1% 1-~"* - Z I , - - I - - - - .. 1. , - -- . - = - 11. - - -' . - _____ - -.------ - j3'u'± - - cif.winte, one chair min • man is light green arW I need 'V ç' s 1 at the 1W. The fog system, which could .. : j*' Increases A. slim . . - - . % .4 . - - -wr ' ~41 . r ' ________ - -, - -- - I' - I it - - ___ - I __ . - .. I .J W - r 1. IT , - ~ ~0 .! - - - - `, - - - _______ 'p4'. - - __ - a IF_ - . ,~ - --- - _ -'u ' ' - - - . -4. -- . - -_ I - '. -- - - - ' r il~, ~_,4 x 4.11 - Halted I r , ~_ - ' t -.-,-i4w - - -' .e - 1-~' Q. We have a problem inth I water seeping through a cut. crele block wall. It also see;s through part of the poured 11 __~~*~Iwl_.41V~fr _ _~, - -. - ._____-__--_-_--. , __ _ trll me 11-x I ran sr-al the rn.i. sonry .. inst tnosture aga .i 'I k, corner Into knots This method works fine scarf or pillow top. for ~.4 - mar ti the 0 . shape. Again use card or strings 9-: __Z~- - ----. ___ - - - _ llt~~- - - ~-- - --- -_ W.rzL~- - - r . .- -1 ___~ ~_11~_ ~ _" J .t - . I , __ ~ _~ 900 - $19; . . -:1 - ---e_ I '__k_~_~14 - y_.~~ - . --- probably through cracked 1~=.f~-v - . - - - .__ - _____ _~ - -_ - -_ -_ - - _ __.. - & -I. sidicaft d"Id solveg" P= . ; 01 Venter dw am atirty. Pf' e 0 CENTRAL HEAT & AIR 9 WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES J .CONVENIENT SNACK 8AR mix!ure for u5c on ILmestant B)yd Turn se"JitokxAsiothitiffmm ho,"" seepW is below ground. Ow - >Un is entirely different, -i T7w ~Autjan is thr application of W asplialt and fooUng drisinii. spectal points have __ I __ ___ - - ____ - _ . - -- application that win with- rnARonDA - 0 1I one OWN" lu I CEMENT SIPING' 'tilE NLY WAY TO CLEAN 1115 WITH SOAPOR PETERGCNT ANP ~~ ~ 831-40,39 628-2162 " - , TOCOMPLELY RENEW TI4EIR WOKS PAINT THEM WITH A PAINT MADE. r - I I - coploy News serV4.0 into !LaIlAmm fl1 reading newspaper advertise- •w an old chicken shack, and ppers,lookmgfor somethIng ments. telephoning owners or the Only attractive features of inexpensive for their retire. ORMALMWC - ' ,, , som • autoneoatezterior aints' I pain ted my ho use a bou t a year ago with a weUdcerUsed one-coat pain t The s ur face was wood shingles that had necr been painted or stained The shthgleswereingoodcondntion w, the wood part is starting _- the way to determine whether "Oman to receive the Nobel there are an)- obstructions I*- Peace Prize, The World Almanac recalls. She served tween the studs is to drop a as chairman of the Woman's plumb line into each hole made Peace Parly and president . - Move a . I nag sowid and won I lx able to drop the line any farther when thebobhitssonthmg sohd I and because Jher pacifist iews was denounced bs rninc rnericmc 1 to show through in several H Your brand new Hidden Lake home has 3 or 4 bedrooms, 2 l'aths, ?exciting floor plans central heat & air, wail to ,p_I-" f wall carpeting, dishwasher, disposal, and a 2-car garage. erra Ax.-r Hidden Lake offers you beautiful lak*s. greonbells, Is mA/VA - . ,j . 71%% Int. ' : orevevit" U _-~- I MILE OFF 17-92 ON LAKE MARY BLVD. Right For Youi --- Fritirel) aside from thi:, I OWN YOUR LOT! Viii FAMILY Ism"MA %me- ~k .~_-, I "I SPACIOUS HOMESITESI Sterling Park . . . your place in the of fers you 3 and 4' - Country ~ I SECTIONI RECREATION1 PRICEI - . . formal and informal living. Packed full with all the features You expect - . an is hole golf . All price fangn available S, I - ", MODEL NO. iii. ISIOROOM HOME - t S"'imming Pool$, tennis, bicycle Paths, stables A bridl* paths. 4 VA-FHA CONVENTIONAL MOBILE HOME SUBDIVISION 904-775-4777 OFF 416 ON RED BUG RD., CASSELBERRY r., -0, ~ SALES MODELS OPEN 094-2333 61* E. South St. I Terra Alta Nestled in the quiet ,nin9 of Groveview, near Sanford is Like Mary. Thew spAclous 3 locaf*d approx. I mile Worst of and 4 bdrm. horrits offer 311 11-92 or 4 milos East of 1.4 on he advantages of suburban La keM Blvd $21 300 11ving In a planned com- $10,400 (95 pct. financing munity. available! NEW HOMES DIVISICN - 1 1, 1 1 1 Orlando __________ --- . - I - WE N k bicycle paths, tennis COUri$ and pools I Hidden Lake is waitingfor o u. one with a paint already on it. . - Tandem Lake VA FHA CONVENTIONAL - %, Will Include Central Air Unit At No Extra Charge ~ - a "-,*' 1) i 4 P -ar a clunk- of the Internationil Congress of Women World War if it doesn't recorntriend two _;~~,, - 1&7 , U P ta BUY NOW T ii - - For either of Andy Ing's - - iew - - YOU . Sanford In addition to pro%iding short The swimming pool - the She spends the week cutting vacatio ns, th e th eo ry was th at major inducement at th e pre out advertisements In th e gen. such places were li kely to be 115,000 pr o ved to a eral area s he likes. e als o less expense o of season small puddle of water with a conta cts real estate peo pl e in and th e layout of properties sign in th e middle of it that that area. When s he loca tes was more easily determined read swimmin g pool He enough places to be seen, she without brush or fohage hiding soon disco vered th at th e man and her hus ba nd take off to see the v .wh o had offered th e pr operty them by bus train or even by plane Th ey are serlous louse \ow potential buy ers are was a bit addled The cabin m1 hous and the it UOS.Sarvfordv. p)rits out, no matter tow big tis enients in one Instance an The gas shortage has cur- the person or the company, and ot,ean proved to be 15 mj1e.j tailed another favorite cc inter ritimnes there are unforesee n a;iy, amnotain -wasn' t even he ex- an anthill" and a stream there ire o0irr factor, involved I warm I oil paint of good quality geiier- helPful booklets, "paint Your ~ M-774 fin moisture tItJ dkd that an suming that a revwusb' Ufl' painted surface s the same as 7 I EVER.Lk=Lm-i dry winter air. GET THE FACTSI CALL M43" '4 LI Ti CTATOT' LLILU VV UL in the success of onc4- at paint. Onv one-coat paint when one coat - - i- 9/0& You Could lose, one man As for the real estate adver. would seem unnecessary to re. tiund tiorrie owners not to do operators or marginal contractors, ond home vacation house or perienced. proved to be a trickle of water. considering how many millions Miatever. It is perhaps better to be 15 I (if words have bee-n,aid s Find On the verge of clinching a miles from the ocean than In the past couples would 115 written about th e subject. et take lo weekends looking for deal by transferring funth to an ) ,ear after year, without fail, winter real estate bargains a owner, he decided to fly to sm miles from it, he says. But one thousands of people are "tak- bit of land, an old barn a the five-acre place with small should query these points if the proximity makes a difference. en" vi their dealings with re. shack by a cabin and swimmin g pool that mountain sr One nodding contracto rs. Since the beach house. ' was advertised. I What's Ali th is stuff I air. Deodorizes It. Puts LIIU By ANDY LANG AP Newsfeatures 0 Groveriew . It It the winter. It cools t down In the SUrrmer. CleanS and filters the a J ii ;C~ 11 By VIVIAN BROWN A!' Newsicatures Writer - , '). i - I peated and repeated about the selection of a contractor. It 1 o C tfl 0 HerU U in deciding whether you want them, compare the prices and then divide 1hem by their life expectancy. is will give '.. the approximate cost per year. WATER WHEN iS NECESSARY L things for the "Climate" Of your warms I = YOUR LOCAL PAINT STORE. I To Buy - ___ M13 make a reasonabl,. profit' Yes, you have a good chance f makin g a satisfactory ar. rangcment if you remember the cautions that have been r T'rn - Singer Total Comfort Conditioning does six 60" 0*0^1 placed to serve as sound-buffers between the bedrooms. The house can be built on concrete slab or with a basement. Anyone wishing to learn the nt 5om May Sight-Unseen Gas . _________________________ ULLIL-11 MI.- I Important bath and walk-in closet. The ample closets are - - I HOMES inc. 789-29 -- Oahe WORKMANSHIP laundry roorn. The master bedroom has its own Here's How than what will ena hun to - ___ F5;W_J1,_;u_ )11",1 '%,_~ '411ory 00y;0 Qd I a m1ws to or similar materials. if ________ • QUALITY a covered porch with built-in barbeque. The kit. then Is conveniently located and is flanked by the I HAVE DIRTYASSEST06. - ~~ _____ . __ ~- =1r_r 8,761-11110- CX garage, porch, and storage Visible from the high-ceilin g ed foyer is the living room with its large windows, sloping wood plank ceiling, and brick wall containing the fireplace Accessible through sliding glass doors from the dining room is - -- pussible to hire a reputable co ntr actarwhowdltornouta w4joband not charge hat ' ç "f,~/- I I, I. I ;0 0 WALL-TO-WALL CARPETING e CATHEDRAL COUNGS LAUNDRY ") ." T1 on y. ally covers better than a latex Ilouse Inside and Out" OR writing to them. Some of these the deal might have been a ment. coat. Another is that a profes- 'If-ane Roofing Guide," send 30 places see in to be soId even grave of pine trees and a pot. ing to sell e id ea "II you had paid at an Interest rate of only *00 per cent for "You are eith er serio us a bout slonal painter knows the exact cents and a long, stamped, self, more quickly a temptation to bellied stove in another outtin what°e° 115 those same two years you would have paid SU2 d elo pe with a plan or you fool weight" shingles. Could you tell technique of covering with a addressed env to Know. browsers who are frustrated building. In a telephone converless (M mOuLWY for 21 months) or $1,40. involves getting 477, Huntington, that they can no lo nger browse. sation the owner had given the around." she says. "Sometimes nc how they differ from the single coat. It ..-Muii ,unt to cover suf- NA'. 11743) you would save P52 In Interest costs. But the same tmpressbn of complete ratio- people who do not have a plan regular shingles and i4hat ad. on enough p. can turn up good things. But ucienti}anu yet nut putting One young couple claims to nality. house is likely to cost you $4,000 more two years from new. In vantages they offer? - have lost a num be r of Interthey are lucky." much pa in t that it eater will addi tion, as a homeowner you are permitted to deduct all interest A. Heavyweight as ph alt ' , .. i w use sIJJl)er po inted clUng possibilities that were yy costs and real estate taxes from your Income tax -a benefit not shingles range from 290 pounds wriniue. rcnu tiu another. att~ others, sight out that ertain words - moun. thein her opinion you can find to 380 pounds per square or thou aailable to families who m'enL F A CTS unseen. Their question Is: tazns, s'earns, ocean, lake you 100 square feet i of roof area. caseUis the conditi o nand cokir But what 11 Interest rates come down In a year and y on have 'urrpatie nt and d'not be. should we be more trusting and shore, view - are the euf the previous coat. It's eask-r I whereas the regular shingles to cover in one coat to continue paying at the higher rate for the full 21 years? come fasanated with places too was a w o rds t ha t hook , nsk the small amount of money the Oi "No real difference. Taking the same set of figures above, are rated at about 240 pounds. location involved in binding such a the potential looker. e likens far from your goals int still adheres solidly. isn"I Heavyweight shingles have a Pa % or price. that same $35,000 mortgage will costa total of $6,100 more at 1.00 Uire s ale? it to restaurants that flash suia1 effect wit h soded too much and is tin' per cent than at *00 per cent over the entire 2$ years. it wood grain signs with gustatorlal In'texture and extr a same or lighter in color than The most Important decision, Few places are really bought ducements lobater, steak, remember, that for every year you wall to buy the cost of the deep shadow lines, They are the new paint. sight unseen. ,%lost peo0e have fried chicken. You are lucky if especially during a gas short. house probably rises (ruin 7 to loper cent. approved by Underwriters' be to decide an one e sort of trusted go-between you can get a good plate of age I cant to jiut iuo.se iiu "And, very Importantly, Inflation means dial the vain .1 use labora to ries. Some have a fieven though a deal might sound beans In some such places. Ills at r?eas a 514 c em. insulation in one e walls (if future dollars )ou'll be paying for future mortgage payments ber glass-based mat and are When you limit urself, you superattractive, a "how could no guarantee that the our house. Ilow can I tell where should be worth icu and less as the years pass. This could mean rated class A In Fire resista od is will not invest too muc h money you lose-inesUnent, there, he says. nce, the pieces of horizontal cheaper the highest rating given in sigttseeing . by that ppu'll be making future mortgage payments In are that fit bet"cen the studs Standard stungles are excellent dollars for property that should continue to rise in value." ou cc given ours' if A for most roc Heac -w ci 'his opieanswers)vur question. real job. Usually it is best cloric P In I ii I n dd inns b professionals. since you years, about 10 years longer __ smm committed to the task, came ic ist American IV, / UI '. -_ - . = - : goes like this: )ears for Interest and amortintion 1$M mon thly for U modw). I \ 2 & 3 BEDROOMS 14-2 BATHS e 12' SLIDING GLASS DOORS ' '* i'. . ~ . caning through cracks. In L1W case. a coat of 5 cent .p, 4'4Øz.op - N.Y. 1l37. Enclose a stamped, Self-addressed envelope for reply. for 25 years at 1.00 per cent, you would pay a total of $7,1321a two I FINANCING AVAILABLE . . S. ......,.".-' - you may wish to uw Wjy earlier wtücli lndtcatea us potential for continued ex. I . . 411 . I 8. I .- i --- strong appealing color from the print for yaw' chair arid ottoman. Set sttn another color for yost pair of chairs you e had beige walls perhaps you want a change Take the pat tone cut of INCLUDING LOTI FHA VA I_______ 4 - the specific dye you are uing. increased I I per Cent uM a You can use to tie your fabric. other, new colors, form, mich as year eaher wW marked the You can tie or knot the facric an blue over ) eHow results in seventh consecutive yur of itself. Fold fabric so it may be Vwri, rising numbers. Cows and knotted in several places. Tie a Havie fun creali designs i'l ng heifers for cow replacem"t knot in cer ter andi tie each U.4yiein. increased 9 per cent ow a year - .' - However, a Ww eig bt, thin effects, Ue some bands tiotly fabric, such as batlate, silk, and somoloosely. nylon, unbleached muslin, After fabric isfolded and Ued more exciting. Why not try to find a print you like and be sure it has beige in it to give a coordinated look with your carpet? Put the print on your As,for examiple. Take out a BETTER T 4in DAmys ir ,__t_ HOUSE PLAN }1A820P, a contemporary ranch cers 1,270 square feet of living area, that house today and put down $3,000 and gave a $35,000 mortgage ~ From r -1 0 I- - - BYLOUISELGILL Extension Home ErosomlesAgeat , - Dear Mrs. KRW let me use figures provided by one of America's well known mortgage banking firms For example, a house worth $40,000 today is likely to tic worthlSpercrntmoreintwoyears,or$44,. liyouweretobuy bundy - . - , -i .a L ~" .1 I f__.f,!~A:27- __ #:.--, , - 1~~v_.~~~_", o uecorate 1-aDrics commercial broilers. Total to nwlm stiftL Dry. then ~ ,~~ By GENE GARY .."'". ' list stock sheep and 7th in aprons or coveralls, desired article, To do tic-dyeing, wash fabric total chickens excluding Good t YestArd& • ) • -Mn KRW - (Iferald Photos by Bill Vincent Jr.) - "' Samuel Paul, 107-40 Queens Blvd., Forest Hills: Editor: You recently had some Information in one of cows, 24th in all hop and pigs, or cord, newVapers and work ready to be nade into the in ~ - - i"~J-t- 0_~ -'., ... i 10th in total cattle and calves, Other materials needed are Remove ties. Ey and press lOin In beef cows, 16th In miii commercial dyes, heavy string fabric. Your tie-dyed fabric Is on the walls -. - cost of the blue print can write to th e archit ect sateen or chiffon, seems to dye actordlng to dlrectianj for j The nsmbern(calvesbornon Florida Farms and ranches have more than doubled 563000 head earlier, and marked the 6th -e i P ',::, you explain this' p n -a-,*.,* 01_ ~. .T ' ,-%-t ---. I'll .W74-fi 1-1- "'r - heat ls from the ground, leaves, and fruit." he ex. plained. - - - tI Inventory value amoimged o select colors of dyes you wish to color of dye for your . rXem and yellow, mellow r'W.3 million 01r 36 Pff cent use. Any good cOrnmer I dye e , e above a year cattier. will Follow directions on the skilled you may grar spring Inc 1c hand go to two or Cattle and g jciOusy er. both beef and da arIs There are several methods colors are colors can make our world R . - 0 _ Nationally. Florida ranks work best, more coW. Colors like warm I trown, - to the leading states. nught like a richly colored tra di t ional print for a change. Over the years - .~_ - M 0. - Li increased production, it attn has a long way to go to catch up with ottoman and the two chairs you want to buy. You ,, These financial Institutions are prohibited by law from M&I" second mortgage loans Some people believe that COJj banks are also prohibited from making first mortgage loans on residential property. But t his is not true. Local banks will mate first mortgage home loans. floweser, such loans are of limited anioUnts, and for short terms. contrary to each othet-, Many in "lust cases - tha! it can't forcement agencies know so for a reference and someone (arndiesconternplatlngthepur. wait to make a deal with a con. well. Most persons who are who >ou chases of new houses have de. tractor those price is a lot low, swindled iee trying to get bow satisfied y were, cided because of various nega. than others. And that's one something For nothing or al. tive economk factors to reino. ci th e keys to th e whole situ most so. If somebody tied to del r4.stead. ' ation. IF you get esurnates, let sell you a mink coat for $50 or illome hand)men will find Fortunate indeed Is the (ami. us say, from th ree contr actors, a new car For $500, yo u'd sus-Andy lang's handbook, "Prac. ly that can undertake most or which you should du, and tu pect that all wasn't well. Yet t1cal Ilarne Repairs," of in. all or th e remodeli ng itself, in. of them quote $2,000 for the job, thousands of persons buy such valuable assistance around th e hor costs being what they are, Oide the third makes a bid of things all the time and then house. To get a copy. send 11 to VA -- Lw"are, .Nfavbe, just In(] they bought coats that this nei4sIupvr at R)\ 5. T raithtr Un hUh nor th e time riiyb( k h irf' ctI honest tren t worth $ and autos neck. \ J O6 to make the necessary changes around th e house' Is really '.';: ___ ,.. Dear Ilu RW Whoever told you that knew what they were tal t use Of fog can prevent radiation fabrics for waves, placiernats, It consumer. However, in spite of yow beige carpet I'd suggest 'L, . - , indicating that it could be costly to wait years to purchase a hom hile waiting for morgage interest rates to come down. Would Florida appean to be doing hangings. you first go shopping for a fa bric to recover your sofa. Also keep in mind your chair -- "Temperatum seldorn drop its share to increase th e 'Any w ashable fabric Is o(fabr3c(ortytng.m(uapsrt H S A yeing." ava...ty iia £ hi.e .or t beef to tie-d " to form circles. For interesting starting from scratch wi th a color scheme if you plan to change everything except * , I i - n r •?' •I? ~, ~. J 'n" TI L 00 Editor: 1ha v e been told that sa v ings and Loan associations and conunercial banks are prohibi by la w From making lns secured by second mor tgages. Is true' MIURWW 6 ties, pillow tops, blouses or wall resulting form Is triangular in Ing. You will basically be . - :j I ,, fold the squire to fabric to form 36 and just the change is : ' It may be used to decorate a triangle. Fold once , twice, or p_jjj 1101006 11.11 ____ Tic-dying is a fascinating yet fabric to form a square. Then, By . JASA COWY Agrk-Whural Agent ! 6 Yes, the mortgage company judgment against you for the difference between the proc rd% of ________________________________________________ -- . . .. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Carraway of 432 I - ,- Dear JLM: revolutionize freeze protection walls, buy new draperies and as much as 7 degrees either repla ce or have my (Fahrenheit) protection in tests present furniture reuphol. Stered siei. what near Gainesville. colors would add warmth and interest to this for mal room' What fabrics and beeTuutDuf I textures' Li it advisable to unity from one room to moth. - F - i - - ,5939.- ¶ - - I$'- 1* _ __ _ ____ - 100411, May Stop Freeze radiation from escaping as 5 to 10 cents per acre-how on . compared to to 110 per a skyw ard, e Ilutholic with the Institute of hour for conventional grove Food vW Agricultural Sciences heaters. other claim. The tables and baby grand piano are any- I would like to repaint the - - and one larger one that are ,!rjpt!d and valanced in beige, Walls are beige and carpeting is darker beige. The saa is to reuphoister or buy new t - - :.. ___ .. - __ - --- '-,, .M~ -~ A, ;.Qz" _- - __ - . - - . - - Tr - - - -fri • i healing systems which burn heating, he said. as low on cloudy nights as they increasingly expensive fuel OIL Another Plus for the fog do on clear nights because a $ new system lays a man. system Is its low t of cloud co rtends to slow dout ! inade fog over the crop to operation. llarth,i)hcsaid it nom' the amount of ,- urfakv he. St Prevent the earth's natural heat appears that it will cost as little through natural radiation. - - - rwopecty when sold does not prnduce enough money from the ioceeds of such a sale to satisfy the amount of the macgage balance? productive. Unlike conventional grove an equivalent amount of talize my 20by44400t, high- ,4 - • • esn t Q. Can you help me to revi. __ In the event I should own 8 home and the nwtgage company lorecioses, does the mortgage company have any recourse if the - - - ,. 't• GM'ESV1ILE Just in Theenergy lossprecntcdby He pointed out that the ne time for the energy cninch fog equivalent to the syitemisbasedontheprtnci University of Florida reseat addition of approximately 1 5 that freeze damage seldom chers report success in million BTU per acre-hour to protecting citrus from freezes the grove and it would require before the temperature falls with a new system that do ' to con%entional stack the danger point burn oil or pollute the air heaters per acre to accomplish By BARBARA HARTh'G topley esSen1ce _____ 2 . - 11 , ______ __ - young people need to learn, he I majority of contractors are rep. and has found some way of that weren't worth 1200. I3 ,'tNf)Y LANG utable and want to satisfy you doing a good job at less than To get a reliable contractor, A!' Newsfeatures so th at th eir business can ex- half th e price of o th er con remember th e yardsticks houses pand by word.cf.mouth, what tractors. But th e chances are The remodeling of o ld someone in business in th e moves along in cr easing causes the seeming gullibility that he will be cutting so many neighbo rho od for some time. of so many home owners co rners th at you will wind up someo ne who has a place of pace thilc' the coasUuction The nwer is 'prke." The wit inferk)r materials and in. business and no t just a phone newhousessbwsdom so grea' a rush to ferro rkmansh It is not th e fi rst time that public number or a post office box r ig htfully so, these to bus in esses have nn get oarga It'sthe old story that law en• someone who can give a bank - - the cut itid the balance on the mortgage Redoin g • L iv ing Room ent Program committee of Sanford v believes, ,+ 1 - - -- discrimina le on the Nuis of sex Ille OW also n Led to learri how little longer to learn, he says. i j CIP SALUTES SANFORD RESID ENTS mpro em %%oman s ( lub for attractive appearance of Li - - --.L-.&&--,k - , - _-~-_ __ . .- - . .~ =-~_f_ - --I -1 __. __ -1.1 . .- - -~__~' . - -• s, . race he says, but we still (Jo contendL For example, many older on the basis of age. tO L*UI PeO tm UP to adultsdon'treallyknowhowan The old hare years of cx. The USC psychologist internal-combustion engine peniencewhchtheyoungdont, estimates that, because of age Otheise, the young and works because they didn't study but they take more Irnic to sort stereotypes, many o!der per. middle-aged will keep it when they were young , SchAie tbnp out. need inforrmtIon -In sons waste 10 years which declaring the old obaolete, he says. smaller chunks" and need a otherwise could have been • - ______ - _1__'W 'wt~____1 4 . . - Z March :;s 31n3c . I ~ ton j inc old. Hezaysthis %e know the older retraining counselors, breakjn, not as politically effective ng I . ,---- --- ON THE &HOUSE ____ , 1;11~ .11 .1, 11 _____ ver • - : 7~T 0 By JULIANSTENSTRO%I LL ANGELES - Society USC researcher blames should send old people back to stereotypes for many of the Maybe what he needs is a good down prejudices, reducing fees school instead of Putting them problems of the old and expanding adult education ci vics course," Schale says. out on the CS5. die a What the old reed are classes Just as we don't teach college si,• ty U ni 'In many ways, there is a which would give them a seniors the same things we conspiracyagain5toldpcopl' a orniaex'ona agi y chance to catch up with teach kindergarten puptis, Warner Schaie, on the everything that's happened things older people need to he complains We can no I on staff of USC's Gerontology since they were in ac .. . Schaie belie v es .olieg Younger people picture old public institutions have - 1 , - Box Seniors O!d, New Tricks pop 1~ - - - TheSanlorokeral Ques ion By JOHN DAVIES Copley News Service - 0 __M Real Estate Expert Favors Teaching • . 11 _________ - - . -.. ., - Sunday, March 3 1974 I ___ ~ . . -' __ BAKO Orlando, Fla. CONSTRUCTIONCORP, Ph. 645-3336 �4C-The Sanford Herald Sunday, March 3, 1974 c Seminol Pcltzer Conit. to Todd N. Pemberton & WI. Sarah Ehz., Lot 47 Sleepy Hollow 1st Add., i'redcrick jb I— and - Sell Trnn-qnrfle nne • • with Want The Sanford Herald Ads • • ' I I I The Herald Sui I F'avreau. sgL to Bessie B. M.arshall& Della I). - Personals INFORMATION 13 Help Wanted tQCD Joseph H. Emerson to Village Springs l.ld. to Wanted. ie'liat,le %orker, Malt FACED WITH A ORIUKINt Donald W. Carter & Wt. SorrrUs, slat. I. Kenneth E. Bonnie Emerson, LI 26 Under Village Springs ('enter lid.. N preferred, apply in person Patricia T. it 25 Woodcrest Un. Cramer & f Cynthia. u PROBLEM Sanford Sunoco. I I and 5R IS o $ i. 400' of F. 400' of SE'i of SEL, WANT AD $62,000. PihPSAICooI., AnoflVmOtj I. $.17,o. English Woods, $S5,00$. IQ(TH At S of Harold Canton SR 134 & & Sec. 0I9, E of Can Help 10 BUY OR SELL The H uskey Co. to Pierre Q( Orange Bl,i,.iL I'Di Helen H. Henderson to Willie Patsy to W. B. Cook & f Forest City Palm Springs Rd., Call 123 01117 AVON Renaldo Inc., Li 19 13k A, D IAL CO Inc. to Don K. liathel, Hibbard & Wt Della, It 1 111k E. Maxine, F. 270.00' of N 2774.00' 1100.000. wr,,po fbi 1713 Call 644 30$ Sweetwater Oaks, Sec. SiiI'IOd, F Ice Ida 6. Trusttc,N35'(4513012'o(N%%' Oakland Shores s-d $3 000 of Sec Geo. McCarnmon to Village $H.900. 's of Sec. 6-20-30, W '1 HR less WILL NOT BE RESPOPI$IBLC The Huskey Co. to Blessing. S. 30.00' $100. Springs Center LId., N'2 of FOR ANY DEBTS INCURREC . in Sec. 6-20-30 $100 Methsen Inc., it 18 BIk A. Fletcher Prop Inc. to Donald W Full orpart time, Day or niglstsP$ 5 "4 SE1 Morton Builders Inc., to 4 S. of SR 434, Sec 4-21.29, BY ANYONE OTHER THAN F 0. Fawcett & WI. Mable to Sweetwater Oaks. Sec. 6, If yri or older We will train James Waisanen, sgl. Condom. Martin J. Schiff & wf Jeannie, desc., $100. Winter Park. MYSELF AS OF 77571 Poll Esceflent Income, liberal bonts., DonE ltothI Trustee. N30' of $13,. U'sit 152, Lake Villas, Signed: Paul A. LC Itl9&S'of 18 81k 6, Sanlando Stonehenge Dcv. to Robt. J. and awards Openings in San Willard A. Chastain & W Nora J. Riley to Irene if. Sub. Beaut., Altamonte Sec. 1?81 Orlando 831.9993 ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll lord. Deflona. Defary, Seminole Bishop, Trustee, it 3131k A Oak i(• ' It It. less .. in Sec 6-2o. McCallum & Ru th I.. Taylor, K $30500 I, Volusia Counties Apply i Jeannette to Cecil Hutchins Ft". UI 7027 Fr. Grove Park & BIks 43, 4445 & Care'person to *) 5500 40' of LI 229 & W 20' of 288 mid. 1.1 131k Ka Lake Filet; Ask for Want AdultS Or Ten Ads Fortunato F. Pantuso to Geo, Angleda!e, 11(X). ______ An Equal Opportunity Emptoyffr iqcDi Shut' K. Lerse to Queens Mirror So. Addn CB, W. Addn Cb. $9,500 Sykes, Beg, at SE con, of Dcv. KnIt., Inc., to B. Joseph SANFORD YELLOW CAB CO MARRIAGES Performed by The Longer Your Ad Runs %trrk K. l.essc'& Man I., Lt 6 119.500. 2015 park Ave SE'a of NW14 of Sec 29-21-31, Checho & sri Virginia A.. Marilyn Silver Sprng Airport The Less It Costs Per Line Jtmm F. Hutseffi & 151, 81k C Fern Ten'., $100. Rd 9047151777, Res 23444,11111 Bel-Aire Homes, Inc to etc. (2 parcels). 19,000. Condom. Re. tin. 5 Sheoah, Auto MP(hanlc Per Day. RessktoCrrtl flilbrr%, 1150 Robert H. Page & WI. Linda Steven Keller & sri Beverly N., with euperierlceand own tools Walt Dittmer & Sons Inc to Sec. 3. $3.800. I less W 268.41'. the K 300' N 400' ti Michael P. Gerrit), Call 377 3.457 s Lost and Found & of. IA449 Spring Oaks Un. 3, Wendell K. Spears, Beg. at NW Dcv. Entr., Inc., to Charles H . Rated For Consecutive & S ?,S') SlcNc'fls Orange Villa, Slana N. it 19 lilt B, North 538.800. HOLIDAY INN OF SANFORo cur. it 17 Spring Hammock Swarm & of Anna, Condm. Res. Fotttd Little r,i.Or Pu. f,hte Insertions—No Change $4,000. Orlando Tent., Sec 3 Unit I, snow accepting appi.cat-nns flesco of Orl Inc. to Thomas HepI., $650()Q ol th broAn On Cars A. e,rs . at Un 21, Shcoah, Sec. 2, 826,8(N). 01 Copy. QU)i Wtiu I,. Woods & WI be use following DostiOrit 22,0 wrv Di xie, French Ave 372 7202 P. Jones & sri Dorothy, JA 24 Premier Designs Inc. to D, Eiitr., Inc., to Angelo J. BARTENDERS Barbara to Estill Brewer & WI. Want Ad LOST Male Dour, very beautiful, Jert) W. Kemp & srI. Sharon 81k C Camelot Un. 2, $r,000, Michael Builder's of Scm., Inc., (la.i'os & sri Jaclyn. Condom. WAITRESSES 'dary, 1.1 1 Myrtle Lake Hills, to Kenneth J. Men, W. 1.14111k ss old Left yard Wednesday BUS HELP CI.aibcrne K. Myers & sri Lots 491 233 435 & 497 less K II' Re's. Un. 20, Sheoah, Sec 3, Deportment Hours am. 1 0 10 E 41h St and didn't B. Ktb1Ook5,d Un, 8000 Patricia to David Brown DESK CLERKS & of Town ci Longwood $6,400. $27,800. return REWARD f or information A,w.i4e.ta ni.as. a.i.. is Ia.m..S:30p,m. -0% Melody, it 5 111k 2 Rest Haven to return No questions thn+ar B fltnurr & ( Ilith tit Sterlirn. Park Inc. to lI:irrcun Saturdays £ Holidays O."rr S fipr(tirt on I.ke lLirnt', $J,kk). a os 12 Noon Ik.alty Cuip., 1.1 4 Tsui Pines s- Corp., It+s 6-16, 131k A. 14)15 mQlhtr, anti s rieMtbrok,n 372 Real estate conveyances for the Dcv. Entr. Inc. to Ernest F. d 82,000 De ad line- I2 Noon F 277 or 373 934 1-I, 111k 13. & Lots 1-9, 81k 1), Day Before Publication _____________________ Appleton Jr. & sri lngeborg, John Baron & sri Carol to Sterling Park Un. 3 8151.200. week ending Feb. 22 rose 50 per Condom, lies. Unit 29 Sheoah. Willard K. Conerly & sri Bar6 Child Care Calvin B. Thompson & srI Sec 9,537,1W. bara Lt 16 Oviedo Oaks Un. i Norma J.W. to Seminole I(hruStimes 40caline cent over those recorded in the Cruni (urns. 530.000, Enterprises Inc. fits 11 Sthru?S times 3Oca tine 1401 meals Tender iovt 5. care for Jacobs & fib Geo. to Jerry K. times 23c a + Lake Norma F.sts. 8110.(X). sour child Educational Child care Helen C. Glenn, form. I3 (57.00MINIMUM CHARGE) & sr-f Linda, 12 B& 16 same 1973 week--from $4,613,846 Win. W. Johnson & sri Jeanie 1. indevanqi A ClOd's World. Pempek to Geo. K. John 3 Minimum North $20X 21S4 S Sanford Ave 323 5.424 son & to Larry Wall & sri Charlene, It w Bertha S. (ruin QCth Philip K. Blake to SW cot of 2Spnlngoaks,$lo,o(X), to $6,286,450. Transfers of real Solomon F. Schick, 's int: 1.1 32 NW'1 of NW'4 Sec -21-32 etc., of *tS ends Hot mealS 373 051* Vollrncrs & ('o. to Murphy Oil H Announcements 111k C Crystal Bowl, Second 14)1 14 BIk 2 Chub VLSt7i, $4,800. Corp., lcLs 9 & 10 111k 5, Tier 8, I -Cards of Thanks property during the year to date John J Carver & sri Ethel to E 13 Addn, $100. Traveloncies . R. Traf(ords Map ofSanjord, John K, Prruu& sri Carol to Treefle J. Berube & of Grace $5, 600 2-in Memoriam 'LYING CARPET lOu$, INC. A., LIII 131k 8 Woodmere Park JO H. Blain& sri Lorraine B. urhe ictets. Cruise and Tours, at totals $34,881,315, down from the 3-Cern, tans's iq'n Chauncey S Daniel & c4$.cl rates )31 ¶cmcvan t%t.d 2nd repl $1S.coo. 1.13111k 13 Eastbrook I --Personals sri Urna to Wm. H. Sprars& sri i. IMI ill 22)1 Thomas M. House Sr & s,soo. N'i of NE'l Sec 14-21-31 comparable period last year at 1-Lost and Found ._ Shirlc'ne to Furman Amaker & $1,0 QCDI NIfi rti n B. Stebbins 00. 18 Help Wanted 6-Child Care Thelma . LI 39 & N 20' of 40 & 41 Joanne H. Stebbins, Beg. at Eugene J. Menefee & sri $41,531,990. -Motels Hotels - -219.55' N of SW cor of NW'4 of Loiw Pines $15,100. Ethel etal to Mattie Menefee, Bar Trainees Lows B Hilts St. & sri NE14 of Sec 30 etc, 11(X). I Eating Places Betsy N' 0(1*113 Eureka Hammock Bruce K & Patricia ela Goodman IQCD( Dolores Dougherty, Wendall Jarrard to Stetson to IloIIis A. Long & sri Lucille. redd 1.411 t mC. I p m to 3 a m '-Good Things to Eat to Eugene J. Menefee & Ethel, to James H & Natalie N. Davis sgl. to Henry B. McGrath & Univ., S 242.4' of N 5Z3'' of all S' of SE'. of NW'4 of Sec. 16- 14)11141 At part Time Call Mr Kramer, l Ii Yourself 10- Do N 131.8' I & w ' of alter I M at k2 4i5$ Lt I BIk 4, 1st Addn, Esther N. Gear, Jt.. ten., the NW'. of NE's of Sec 14-20- 2-12 Lt 118 i less hilt Eureka Ham. It-Instructions Weatherfiekl, 816,800. Kitchen help. IS and oldie. Apply in RepI., Queens Mirror So. p4 30, K of SB, $24,500. Louis B. to mock, to: Tauerell Menefee & Bills Sr& sri Betsy David McConnell, etc to rep!. Addn Cb 8100. person Only to Bahama Joes, 23 (QCD) Alfred Lee Moore to D.H. Jackson K'. of NE14 of Freddie Mae, Lots 121 & 12.5 Travel & Recreation French Ave Sanford MConr.eIl, Wetentiall Apts. Leroy Levy, CRC, est Wm. Jo AN) Moore, it 62 Sunland SW'. of Sec. 16-20-32, & S 112 of Eureka hammock, to: John 11-Travel Agencies Management, Inc., Beg 661.3$' Gerstein, dec'd to Rhoda Eat., 1st Addn, $100. "V.l.P.' HOSTESSES El ., of sw'4 of s. 16.20.32 Sims Menefee & of Janie, Lots 14-Camping Resorts N of SW cur of Govt. Lot 2, Sec llouzek, Lo 6 Tract 2, Sec 7-20Hiram DeJesus & sri Minerva $25,000. 127& 127 Eureka hammock, to: Night Club and li'eatre lours, %PO'tS 17-21-30, etc., 8100. IS - -Action Sports 32. desc. 81,700. to Margarita Mendez, it 101 eyint, 5911 ser.ng. conwefi orS. Robert S. Brown & of Gwendol)'n Menefee & sri McConnell,, Wetenhall Apt. t . shows tW floe 11 Noon to I Fortunato F. Paintsso. igi. to Bear Lake Hills, $7,000. Elizabeth to Clifford N. Ables & Viola, its. 12$ & 129 Eureka pm Management, Inc. to David H. Barrington Prop. Inc. W 200' ci Jack Jackson & of Dolores to Ethelda S 10' of LI 35 Fort Rairunock, 53,333 Emp loyment — McConnell. & Robt. Wetenhatl K 477' of N 24$' of it U, plan of Mark Constr. Co., Its 1$ & 17 Mellon 2nd Sec. $4()() + KOSCOT Cosmifics 10 buy or sill, IS 'Help Wanted Doreen K. Hyndman. wid to Elm Ave 327 *711 same as above, subj mt, spring Hammock. 81k 20 Pint Le vel s-d, $3,200. I Ross E, Adams &wf Melba to Chrles Stoll Jr. &srfimda,Lts POSITIONS AVAILABLE NOW above, $1,650,000. Wayne Constr. to Orlando E. Hyde Supply, Inc. to Werner Wm, F. Mann & sri Joan. LI 3 3 & 4 81k G. 2nd Sec., $3200 7I-Satations Wanted 8"IteePing and General Of Ic. Wm. E. Walker &srf Jean to Suero & sri. Ana N., LI si E. Huth &wfDarlene,W29'of 111k Ii Carriage Hill Un. 4 W. K. Clay & sri Adine to *01k (upri'ns' S Day week H o1d G. Bryant & sri. Wussor Financial Ljjji' $405()() U 31, 1* 30 & E 15' of 29 BIt 11 837500 Group insurance Apply in person Kenneth K. Hunter. Lot 30 131k M'garet, from SE cci'. of NVQCD Ilona K. lvkosich, agI Crystal lake W inter Homes, Only to S.t.nij' Office Supply, tQcDi lnez Meredith, sgl to 24 Drt,amwohl, $2,300 21-Business Opportunities 'aol Sec. 14-21-31, $,600. III Ave. Sanford to Geo. S. Ivkovich & sri. Eliz., $0U0. r Harry A. Goehring Constr. Co. Robert Newell& sri June B. 71-Loans The Ilukey Co. to edg U 10 BIt N. Camelot Unit 2 Eugene Mallek & sri Joann to Inc., Lots 78-9 BIt A. Lots 2- to Charles H. Newell & sri RETIRED Mechanic for Small Csnstr., Inc., WP - 1212 RI F, 8100 25-Insurance eng.ne and i,*n 'flower work Eugene F. Comba& sri Alice, 1.1 6 & 18-25, 111k B, Lots 2-17, Constance S., Lt 10 111k 23, -— Piet lrite NO Peon. calls. Apply SweetwatrrQub, tin. 1,121,510. Joseph P. Murray, & sri 38 WUSSOr Manor. $39,500. 111k C & its 2-12 131k B Golf. North (kl. 1st Addn 118,000. IS pi150IS at Dubois Lawn Mower Rentals Thomas A. Williams & sri. Estelle to W. W. Home & sri W'nco Homes, Inc to Robt, view Ea Sales & Serv,ce Est.. Sec. Meredith Manor IQCI)i Sandra Rotenberger, Hallieto Donald C Lance & of. Ruth. I.ts 9, 10 & 15, Bit 11 -Rooms for Rent N. Rarnsey& sri Bonnie, 11304 Un. 13100. iglioflasid SI. Rotrnbergc'r, Ii Betty. K 1 2 of it fl 131k 29, Highland p, $0.600. Wrenwooci Ills., Un. 2, 535,467, Holiday HOJSi of SanfordIs in 30 -Apartments Rent 3 lIlt 2 Shadow 11111 $100. Sanlando the &abu. Beautiful. teri'Stid in full 'tin, waitresses, Unfurnished District School Board of s Wrenco Homes, Inc to Benny Fletcher cher Prop Inc. to Carolyn 'etta Snyder, sgl & Rona *oftoiq hours 310 9 30 TPi.s, *,If Sanford Sec. $3,500. to Altamonte i'ia'a Asscociates F. Adam.s& sri Panka A., LI 256 S. Walker, igl., Condom. Unit Snyder, sgl to if -Apartments Rent include souse Salurdapa I, Sun Yett.a Sn)dcr, s.gl Thomas A. Williams & sri. K'2 of SW'4 of NE'4 of Sec. 14- Wremwood tits.. Is., Un. $33,1()() Furnishe d 136- & Carport In. G31 Lake da,s Apply 'n WSW 3)0 ( Lake & Rona Snyder. sgl., LI 36 less to Russell W. Demise-el & 21-29, less r-sr rds. Sibo.000. Commercial, Sanford Wrent-o homes, Inc. to Villas Condom. $3,i00. 37-Houes Rent Unfurnished K 6.5' Mayfair Sec. 1st Addn. sri Grace. W 1iof it V 131k 23, Dan Williams to Larks Speed Eugene A. hays & of Mh'eille, Perry J. Lee & of Dana to $100. Bo'pd Novi#*091 Let Sarah T 33-Houses Rent Furnished Sanlando The Sub. Beaut., & sri Margaret, LI 20 BIk 2 LI 151 Wiritwood Hts., Coventry help make new friends u. z, Melvin T. Smith & of Dorothy QCD) Sandra 1. Cather, 31-Mobile Homes Rent Sanford Sec. $3,500. Earn $3O$lO*k. lust lilies No $31,700. Lockhart LI 10 BIk 3 RepI. Sh. I & 2 No, form. Lawton to Win. K. Tom C. Bryant & sri. Juanita IS-Mobile Home delivery Res V. Bayes to T. A. Radloif, Orlando Hallmark Coetr. to 0. K. Townilte 4th Addn Lawton, sgl. 1.1 28 131k 61 David Remag, 3233211 For Rent to Rktard A. Smith LI 6 Los'- Robinson & sri Willie Mae, It I Its 143, 145 & 147 Town of tong. $20,400, Sanlandn Sub. Beaut., Palm diand, $2,900. Holiday 140u1 of Saritcid '5 in 81k J. Washington Oaks, Sec 2, wood s-d, 825,500. J5.. Resort Property Charles W. Finnigan & sri Springs Sec., 8100+ tt,d n .1 aft trr.e ath.v CaIt.e-rt Constr.. Inc. to Dale $21,2.I)+ I For R e nt flarcnt-' Itas & sri Charlotte V irginia to Hosernanie Pell, 1,1 IPs pQSt.n s fntastc Work,,0 Roosevelt Matthews, sgl etal U. Spitler & At. L)nd Lot 2 hloberl L Ta ylor & sri Dolly 10 Paul C. Moore & sri Clara. LI ho ur-s 7Inrs, J7-B*islness Property 19 81k 1 RepI. of Sh. I & 2 No. to Mary K. Matthews, 14)11 81k a week 3 30 to* k) Richfield, 826,000. but soy must be a highly Qtsalttcj to Edw. I., Huntr& w Barbara 129 Longdale s-cl 1st Addn, On. Townsite 41h Addn Vill. For Rent No. 40 Jamestown $100. CaShtr hostess Apply in person The Haskey Co. Etc to Todd J.,U$RIk2UnculnhI,, Sec 2. $19,500. Orl $23,800. to 1)0 1 commercial. San fl -Wanted to Rent Mary K. ,Iattlsews, sgl to Constr., Inc., LI 30 111k C. ford W.D. Brooks, SE 48.75' of NE Sweetwater Oaks, Sec. 1, Hallmark Constr. to Evony, Real Estate 100' of Lot 1 81k 40 Jamestown Fy11 time well paying position lOt 114*. Williams & wi Shirley C., asnc.tuo% young man Light duty 2 Seminole County continues its fantastic iioo. I-Houses for Sale The Huskey Co. etc. to R. B. 111k J. Washington equipment a%wm'ily work Full Oaks, Sec 2, Mary K Matthews, sgl to 12-Mobde Homes Bcnnett& sri. Francine U 4 Elk $19,100. benefits Write to Ba' $23 in Care growth rote making it one of the The S anford Herald. Box IIS?. Willie Tom Gammon, it 1 81k 0-Lots and Acreage B, SwMwater Oaks, Sec. 3, John B, Dill & Joan &G Sanford. FIa 40 ikas SE 48.75' Of NE 100.0') 113,900. *1--Farms and Groves Polino & of Elaine t fastest in the United States. Each week, Jamestown. 8100. YOUR FUT U RE IS PlOw Gaston Andrews to Gaston LUIrry&wfSandj'zU23F 1 3-Resort Property 30' Perma Hilt Homes, Inc., WlTHuS, Andrews &wf. Juanita, W 'ici: of 23, 131k B. Sanlando Spgs For Sale Alvis K. Adkirss & sri Mary C., The Herald reports the total land [leg ;' W of :F: con. of BIt 7, Lake O.iks Sec.. $350) I it u .51 fllfrettt,J n 30 - 3 room 4plftm'nt 2nd Iboor rear 1st & Security required Ph*n. 373 7750 DRIVERS! Seminole 322.2611 Apartments Rent Unfurnished 1 ROM $16? assionsint Great For Bargain Hunting THE BORN LOSER 31 Apartments Rent Furnished lmmecjatr O(CUp'sn( y, 7 bedroom by Art Sonsom dvpiei apt .!/ Washer, froV free refrigerator Adults No pets 0D 1711 ir( SAV '.'L HAil. LOTS OF LOTS R5ider,li. aiti'rlront. corn ,nl'rcial you nam, it. we have t II you can't find the home, store or commercial building you *Ant contact 5fenlrom If anybody can help you, we can! + * Disposal. Dishwasher * Range-Refrigerator * Clothes Washer-Dryer * Swimming Pool * Club House 3) * Shag Carpeting C)' t.'i-9o,r, * 12 Bedrooms - P 3$ Realty "Open House Sanford Tier 13, run S 125 ' W 100.5' tIc,, Greater Constr. to Edward K. H. Traffords Map of Sanford. A. Gauthier & sri Joan H., Lt 3 $100. Elk I' The Woodlands Betty K. Widths, sgl. to $43M00. 1.1 12 RepI, 131k transactions within the county. To be M irror A. Queens Addn. CII s.ts.xlo. Burton igl to James Lewis C. informed of our growth pattern be sure K Avant &wfJoont,!ASBlk8 Tier 3, Sanford, E.R. Traffonis 1113P $20,000. Walter B Walker & sri is- Income And Investment Property 1? -Real Estate Wanted — 2 4 c5reer coporlunt, w,th an out%tandng compan,, you mgfst belle person are lOOk rig for $ Training is mportarif to both - tIDe?ienced and ioer.niCed Richard Lalarre& WI. Joyc it Greater Constr. to Hugh pOOle arid lot he per we Pin 3 Elk C. Wildmere Addn, hIalptfl&srfRobefltJ1O Elk 2 SO-Miscellaneous and read Lifestyles each Sunday. we *11 Provi de the finest of $10,000. professional tra ining Arc For Sale The Woodlands. Sec 4, $44,700. Patricia & Maunne II Bell to PS Wm. K. Walker & of. Jean to - Household Goods Ante W. Stephenson to Greater Constr. Corp to 3 Many fr inge benefits such 65 it" John K. (:w't to Fla. l.arnl Dale D. Hell & sri Maurine it 2 in Willard S. Brown & sri Anne, Lawrence Joel Finkle & sr Richard Wm POspltalu:aton arid Life Ii 57 Appliance (0 , Schafer & W.inCo., it 3 111k H, North Orlando B!k 11 IlepIat or part of townsite surarice From SE con of NW ', of Sec. Diane' l_. IA 21 [Uk X. m F.. LI 17 & K', of 16 111k F Ranches, Sec 3. 85.000. '5)--TV Radio Stereo ii North ('hiuluota lIon. 14-21.31, etc. $4400 Wayman Woodlands. Sec 1, $41000 Ills., Lake Add, Charles F'.Prevatt&wfLetty An mimetarif 94tt of any sal Si--Garage Rummage Sale, Frrderc'kp, Teslo& of. Alice Bennie llennettJr&wfSlane Eugene C. Dully & of S23o to Johnny Wisdom, Beg. 960' K PAJion is calling On established SS-8.0als 5. Marine to Florence S. Carbon, LI 2$ Jeannette to John W. Young 4' accounts 45 well as no* 0%' W. K. Hobbs, Trustees etc. to of SW cur of SE 30-204 run s to Geo. K. Smith & ssf Holande Equipment (uslomers, and we have bofh Into S Phillip Ten'., $11,000. C.. Its 16-19, 131k 1 Highland srI Margaret A., Its 18 19 & 20 Emory C. Powell, N'2 of Li m 202.93'. K 536.68' etc. $100. as old anvas, no or coIle(t,onsl e - Campog Equipment $ George Davis & u Al berta to 111k 1). In. 24. Sanlando Spri ngs & sri Park k' 8 () I'. Ssr'pe Land Co. Plat of U Adelbe rt Win. Bellinger Horace IV. Davis&wf Ann, U 18,500. to II you are interested in a s&es tQ(i)t Will.. C. McAfee & sri 11 -Spo,ts Equipment Black Hammock. 15,000 Carolyn to Albert Allen & tareer with UssJ,mtf,j OppOrtunity S srI Dorothy to City of Altamonte 5$-Bicycles 79 Sleepy Hollow, 1st Addn, Bako Constr. to Horton n Emory Powell to Richard B. Judith, Ii 21 111k 6, Bel Air, for boll income and ad toe $57,000. Sps'lngs, K 10' ii 1.1 48 81k 68, VanCCiflnt, write, giving lull ot-y & sri Shirk)', Li 425 hlenson, N', of it 372 0. p 810.001. 's $ e -MUSICIII detals, for (Oflt, to itoy C. Forest brook 5th Sec. $. SWOIW Land Cu. Plat of Black aanuiritio Springs Sub. hleaut., dtntal, personal — Bertha Baker to Mark H Orlando Si2t'.. $100. 50 Office Equipment interview On)ett & sri. Sally, IA 21 HIt A. Bako Cnnstr. to Benjamin ii. Hammock, $9,000. 79 Essary & srI Slella, a parcel of And Supplies Ssreet' '.er Oak'.. Se i' . %tlkatwi .lr .1. ttf I nil, t ii (1(1) John . T7ir IItISkt't 1I i. A. t...i...-..uU. . .. ..I I • I. - Mercnandt -- 25. 3 Bedrooms CAMP SEMINOLE. No alcohOtic beverages allowed P40 pe t s Ph 377 4170 Business Property For Rent 31 kitchenS Magnolia Square 20*5 Ave "Slnto,d't Sales Leader' Your Mubtip'e Listing Agenc y Loc.alard National Mt. S REALTORS ISO Park pr Country Club Corp. NOW LEASING, I '.tatij fnthrd fl panting. Aall paper and carpet, heat and air c oriddion. covered .5alk, corner Nxaton, Elite ad dress, "333 Ii Country Club Road. t.aie Mary, Fta "1I7$permo & up on minimum 3 yr leai JOHNNY WALKER REAL ESTATE I. CONSTRUCTION 323 FRANKLIN 38 ARMS APARTMENTS 1120 FLORIDA AVE. Plaza & Seminole High I 1 & 2 Bedroom Apts. Masonry Construction Central Heat & Air Pool & Clubhouse Laundry Facilities Shag Carpeting Kitchens Equipped 6 Month! Lease ADULTS ONLY 323.6650 31 Apartments Rent FurnishDfl Realty 41 i.:. vi NNA PAls. lirr,' '. tO t '.it I bedroom 7 oath .,. BEDROOM tv-rn wliit,ng for JuSt 127.950 mltt'control iqu.pped itch,, lorne Cr, (orrlrr il molder 5C(to _........ 'ti ,,,.r...I. ,...,.. .._ .l's? .&,t, ''siUi ...:. mu s. ' UiTI ryilip orange Trees '-' Country Club and within walking ii of ldvlt*iltie Etemen Irsi Only9yearsr,,l Seethisone I' sure Near church and %.(h4 131,900 Terms ECONOMICAL .'AYI-AlR Tos could be S'so lird'S too buy na 3 bedroom, I Wirt Wirthome *th ar and central bdrm I bath, family room, iquippedeith range, refrigerator. washer a dryer and wall air Con (1lonm'q unit, 517.500 , 'rat It's very rice Fenced Yard. Many beautiful plantS Kitchen 'quipped, too Only 173.000 Better Wanted To Rent till, 1''i 1,.,,j ar., -1 (.1 I', ';iQ 1,irgr p510 central LudrOom homeS w,Ih 2 b.itis ti' t in,) all, 5)1,900 ranging from $30,500 to 517.000 blest buys in Sanford I See the'm ! From French Av enue , take SHADE COVERED 'snta Barbara to Hartwell. Swell. turn r.iflfl to new homes You'll like Corner locatiOn, 3 bOrn, . 2 bath, Want to rent, FurniShed efficiency or ore bedroom apart mint, Retired male in 41&3 Responsible adult family wants to rent unfur nished quiet home Vicinity Svnland, Lake Mary. Pinecresi Yearly renewable ii', Eicellent refecince5 Send ripllei to Ac. III in care Of The Saitoyd Her a ld lioz 1657. San lcwd 41 - It em' t' DUEAMWOLO Sparki ng n000r00m. )i, bath with central Ornate Control, carpetng, patio pluS many ew t,t,as All ,ors for $75 C(0 ll' really fl,(ei LIELAIR We have a fCC 3 bedroom for only 116.000 SJ5'sip lot, nicety iar.rec'sped F 'tr4 I,srgi' Flor i da rociir Could bt' tlugri undpf FHA 771 02 program for little down I'4,"cnt Call f(f del.5ilt Call 322.2420 Anytime "Sanford s Sales Leader" Your Multiple Listing Agency Local and Platonial MIS REALTORS 231.3 Park Or Houses for Sale G000 NEWS* On IVS21-500bu yli this lOvely 7 yr old 3 bOrn, ho'*ith carpets, 'Si.5[0 r"Ct~ rJfti screened u,i: ,'o P.I,ment% iheaper than trot Call now, Phylt Cappon, ' PARADE OF BARGAINS a g.seage 5.51'5 Don for get to 'sO,ert,se it in lit classified ati', oiTh 2.5 IDYP IWILDE its1 iSted 3 t"90on, 3 ba th home OOly 2 years old With many ii ".15, and prc'cj n "i'd JO's This ,iil Florida home has a spit tv'droon, plan. Central heat & air, large livid room. Flori da rr Houses for Sate M. UNSWORTH REALTY 403W 1 rst St 373 6061 or 32'? 9370 - PIEAI4 1 4 SANFORD, very up to date 3 bdrm beautiful some *. grounds on 3' acres By tip 0?ment only (OR BElT REAL ESTATE REALTOR s 1791 DeBary 6411415 w,rk%hp. 537.%i)O ACREAGE 1100 10 acres wth 2 bOrm home. tiled f irm l'sr'd Pre'd right F ay on t Ucatty, 372 *301 264-3 Hiawatha Ave at 97 - ____________________ ORANGE HILLS SUNDAY I 1p 'ii Dcli Road near Sens.riole CoIl Club -- -- , ACRES-- Lake Mary tOrn-Se .',ded, high, dry F,c1s MI'4 176.100 lQl river rights, boat I bdrm , II' x U'. Dealer ".'JJrU r'srip, ).1 3 03SO ____________________________ TO 42A-Mobile Horn, Lots BUY TRAILER LOTS- DELAIIDAIIEA STENSTROM - - - REALTY [LI ____ + YOUR Forrest Greene, Inc. 5*73 mo l' pcI. Acre Realty. 5iIAL7OR, 373 7750 V.11 purchlSe first or Second 'nortgaget in any condition Southeastern Acceptance Cor poration. 17* 157) Lovely 3 bedrOo,n, 7 bath brick home's for discriminating people PeaCeful Selling Oak tree's acid to the beauty of these delightfully LOPIGWOOD pacouS hourlesit es . '2750O , 1411? Take advantage of Our opening prices. Only 576.900 and I37,$. Aumc a low interest mortgage. plusatowdqwn,andmaveintoa iSe nv ti yc..ur ompar,son with all lOvely 3 bedroom. I' , home ottser homes you have ronsder ed IamI, room Sn.,k bJr 4011 minng area Many pine's in Is, S See Orange HillS in Ora nge City ,ard fSr'su!fully land 'eflCed t od ay A new community of 50 ¶taPeO IrOo' C',itl JC4ri C I?trr homes West oIl? 97on Holl1 A550C Dr Our sign will direct you SAP1IOIID SELL? CALL SEVERAL beautiful lots. restr,c hons Appre, 15.100. I0pct dcwn, MID FLORIDA REALTY Pd Or'srwr I 143 7740 Inc Realtors 3 bedroom, 2 bath horn, Central °'dt & air on a beautiful acre 13 Lot sand Acreage F rom Maritsam Woods Rd wCst — on lb th,fl north on Deli AL TAMONTE AREA - Almost) blOCkS of lt',rI ground Ideal ton HOPKINS REALTY INC. wartlsoii%e development Sellers offer tinms, $ISQ,000 REALTORS _______________________ III 4300 APOPKA AREA- 60 acres. 410' or blacktop road. Rolling land with I neir • I, bath, no qu4lity'ng ctr and shade trees Terms 51.995 do wn 1*97 mc I pct Acne cttered. 1120.000 Uralt,,. REALTOR. 373 7753 DeLAPID AREA- Near St John's ___________________ Marina, 5 acres high, dry & BALL REALTY wriOdd, 115.000 5*7W Irsl st 373 ssi 1 Bedroom. I'i baths. 11.250 down, OF Water. Sewer .Paveci - OPEN HOUSE . ,'..'' MctaIe Home Bark t.4eposseisons to ACRES-- Geneva High. Or,. wooded Mini ranch site. $21500 1510 choose mom 131 7)73 Dealer -_ Il ACRES" Sanford. I *0 year oil SAVE EVER 11.000 t truS O plus trees $75 000 r '*itSe Inventory rn,'o i' ' & ¶lv'riQ% are Call 322.2420 Anytime pasSed to you. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES "Sanford's SalesLeader" 500 rrenhAy Your Multiple Listirag Agency 3503 Oflarirjo Dr 123 3200 Local and PdSt.cral MIS 373 SSW 2S .S t.,ri Pr l*1OV.r-iELO, '71, sit up on I acre IlErit T0'. LONGW000-OWNER TRANSFERRED * Mobile Homes 12 Calibart Real Estate 24Ibm Service Call 3727195 SPACIOUS LIVING S ACRES- Lake Mary Prv&c5 4' fifiti4 550 SW .... - .. Vi (n — - Pli;is. creage, Beads .0(5 P,tp,+n i'operty for tbr' 101 LAND REALTy, 373 702 NICE ;,,.,out'RY fl I - t:.'sth. lirij,. prv.,N 0-if,irrl ;.','.iit.+' $21 SIX (1li( AP.'WOL() P1)941 new 1 41S7 S Houses for Sale IAK( MARY AREA, I yr old. 3 iidrni . I bath CO home, rear Schools By owner. 133.000 321 Stenstrom 1536 It', Charming Adults Call 322.2420 Anytime -" - I l-i-'irc.o, tiii 'J.rci One C 0 P. 51W ma Security Dcpsii to 313 1759 SEVILLA GARDENS LUXURY APARTMENTS - One sod two bedrooms, some *Ith 1,-Jo- rd cet.rtJs ,srid family riOm All tavi ne-a, fully cauppro 'esidentiai area Houses for Sale it Mobile Homes Rent Sunday" electric 41 --- 2br'dm Pr,,,. Attabt oriby , + Roust's Rent Furnished 'tarnished hous e .'.tiulls only 372 476.? Stenstrom . + 41 , - - 3 bedroom, kitChen equippeo, air conditioned, $150 mo 150 deposit 0 ,. -- Ar, Ibearoo.ns itii,its I Older (tiltS only 761 Elm Ave $115 1100 security 431 595 737641$ 323•7870 - YAK Unfurnished 11 04 AtkI'QUI IILdU SANFORD, FLA t --_ -. Houses Rent andwatch the resutts P S They are to* in cost foal Realty Furnished-Un f urn ,shei I? T* well orated building lOft, by owner For appointment call 321 2920 Ste n stro m <\ Lots and Acreage 13 -' . * Lots and Acreage iI SA,NMO PARKS, 173 Bedroom Ifai lfri I Apts 7 Adult parks. I .smly parks ISIS Hwy 17 97. ',,.5nlrci 37) 15)3 OOy. Wk . Mc Sandlewood Villas " day Want Ads Sunday, /'archj, Realtors &6 3333 130.1w FairbM'iks, WE TAKE TRADES M L5 REALTOR IMuLTIPLE LISTING SERVICE) ' _________- !.1,IlaL'llh1.3.d,1lII[i 5)1421 II L4'Ii 1,61,3 III Nag AATTRE5S BOX SPRINGS KingS 98 CALL 322-2420 2565 PARK DRIVE ANYTIME SANFORD A + Why not live In Sanford's finest established residential area? ') roving? I - �- a.- - , I -_ __ _ ______ _ __ - - -- - . ______ - - ______ . _ ~Iiiiiiiiiii - -_________ - - ---. -- -- ~~~~~~ ________________ __________ ~~~~~~~~~~~~ --- -______________________________________________________________________________________ -; -- - -- ---- - - ~ -N ~ -- - - - -- - ~~~~ - - =--- - - -5a. au&u"a~-___________ Iam11111.0 ________ -_ _____ 01111111111111111i __ ~161 ~ __ . - I - - I - - I - - .- . - - - 0 - ___ - __ I 6C-The Sanford Herald ________ Sunday, March 3. 1974 1 I Ads Classified ___ -- 0 ____ - ______ Si Household Goods as Pet sand Supplies .. Pecan tr,i,I dinIng roomi _~ Table & I 5)75 pp AKC, 44 FarmsanciGrf,yes ALA UAM* SI ACRES, PASTURES £ woodland, %tre'am Lovely Ike 5?? S tOO' 7 oise barn, etc Great fishing & hunt.ng Mt sell to seN'le estate 3fl I3 - 52 Want Ads Appliances , cc. u5nd mactInes OONEV APPLIANCES 3230617 Wanted to Buy fl3 4%q 373 33 ,977 Can? tc car In th e garage Sell ---____________________________ items With . 69 c'atsitird act in ,he Sanford 0.1 2 2611.3r ,t To ____________________________ ___________________ sell •pOODLE GROOMING. '5 DACHSHUNDS, AKC, females, ac and tan, also rij. $30 cc Animal Havn GiOoi'niig and ,. Campers Travel Trailers ACRE PAP.Cyi ___________________________ $73 95,) O:arky. Missqi '$3900 don '0 cars on '.' O ' rc? - I. - - - - - - - - '--,' - TWO beautiful ,C&I.t .. or OvOtbred $30 3727545 _________ •...• - - - Sebastian t'NeightI. Altamonte S-x.ngs, N3 7070 - ______________________________'GE SALE Var.,ty oh tots 'ousehold, etc I''7, 5OUIt across from Whl Ra nch), Sat S Sun. Mar. 253 l0to ___________________________ __________________ Pr.c,d to 6? Business Location- w hit. S''eet Building 70.33 Call an,l.m 3721366 _____ - Mlscel'aneous For Sale - WESTINGHOUSE ar conctitinr, 71.000 BR). 11'7 Curtis Matt.s ColorTVt$"consci,$t$O Pt. 373 Horses - !,,, OIdbusnUsed fOrn?t,g 1300 Trmi Prini 373 1099 or 3'2 H*ry - _____________ 66 Go- HouSewares (bit. rg Oddtc.rfltufep,ecnd 7t Cont,nrntai Blvd . t ur n rrtt a'S & 1797 FOlIO* - ItaS Motorcycles - - '°" sgrs 3270737 '- .. Boats & Marine Equipment - i. 'r '• ,.' , t , .35 Pp e-iine Xe4ln,j, P41w md used urnture Id appI.anc Pius wec.aI tji (wa?Cri .E'It Trailer, 5150 May bI wan at 7912 Park C.rt. Sanford. CAuctioneering Service. 7$' f,bergIj cru,sae, 1970 pngØ OMC eng.ne, Full! eouipped, mutt wIl 34,000 " COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE S8 ___ 'cdt. ctc Buy I or tt itemS Trucksand Trailers larrys Mart. 31$ SrWørct Avt - - -__ ton pick up, 6 cyl. ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED - F*rd, 146$ Top prc'j pad, usect, any COndition Itjndard, 1100 Located betw,n ('44 1176. tS-n!.r P,'ry Sanford & Eutt., 901 3571190 Forpjrt "' Baldwn Organsor, OrQbn Fuli size, real 1430 °h 373 1)17 12 T ,,_,,p. : - -' 4 •• 4 $ 1 E Drict a little. Sat', a lot. Oviedo ml N. of Ovtedo. 365 1I1I. _______ - -- _______-Li Equipment for Rent Re-ni - - . .'. - Boa' In the way? Sill it ,if and sasy *4th a 'OW cos t Clatsi'etd adt ItIi1Li(4,JJij,!L1i 5 t model, winds bobbin Fully automatic Pay balanCe of i7Irs ID poyment f 11 Call Centit Dept SANFORD SEWING CENTER. 307 A East Is? Si , S".nforci 3329111 Eves sal _____________________ Automotive Service SNAGS $149 HI LOS INSTALLed "a KEN KERNS GARAGE CompleteAutomosive Seryie KERNSTRAI4SMISSION SERVICE Auto.. Stand. & ClutcPi $peClallt 04 Im 1)N £lect,kl ,__ea'" NMM~ rre. pick up, ___ -., - LawnandLo?(lrgr.p a de livery & towing n Sem Co with major wOrk )ItCS SanfordA,.3flhim Used Ftm Equipment * It sell fast af'1 rat, * tea (la t eo A3 Call ),2;6il or ell 0993 - Li ENGRAVING SERVICE Metat, Plastics, lentley. Troph,es 611 BefIt Or. Sanfor d, 322 *551 _ SENKAR1K CLASS&PAipóT Bar & Rest. Equipment Prstaijrant 5 Bar Equipment DISTRIBUTORSHIP _. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii' TO,'j(R 5 BEAUTY SALON Open in Altamonte Springs Home 100135 (AIPI?4TIY lil ar-ct odd lobs Call 631 t ternoon. Grossing 570.00 per week, a ''- - --,-,' dable automobile, a desire to build a profitable business and $ 100.00 to invest. ' ua?Ml$e.d 9)1 pr 3226311 pour home. No eat,a ry,w 1 If Winter haS left you deep in the il L. "ho-humdrums", and you' d like to march to a As you do your spring housecleaning, look carefully for those items you no longer - roe te. liflf" prCpar*tion of metal use but which have value and serviceability. k 1 Then list them in a fast-acting Want Ad for '•''-'.__. - I - __ .. . , "_ OWN I .. .. ' - __. - - ._ , - - - W:Z - - o 4 _______ "- -'- _______ j I r - . . -- . - 1 - .0.-T) - s ' - - - 'i: !- - --f-- - - - - I I " ta - -. ~_ / j -- - 'clicious dishes almost too difficult to prepare 1 Itshouldntbe that way, says Anna Maffoletto, who teaches ml I ". 'r-' students at her New York cooking school how to fix mou th-watering meats wi th a minimum of time and effort. Her advice c uldn 't be more d. simple organize A little '-..vç planning goes a long wa Planning Involves step. sating kitchen layout, menu selection, and hating the right utensils and equipment. AtAnnasCordonfllueschool I not related to Parts Le Cordon Blue which she attended), ill 4 _______ - - . The phrase "gourmet food" - often calls to mind sisions of . , - . ..- - _____ -u---- - - - - ' . .1 ti .,_ v '- - - neSar)'uten3ilshango - - . pegboard - makes an attractive display, and it saves space con- A I - - - .. - "-_. - '- - - sideration in almost '. z 4ç, -a' i7 - t ',,,s " of 'tj J1 's . ; ).. - - '- - . -- .., - i:_.; .-- .- {, rv , -.. - - - -.., - "- ' . -T" I -. - ' --'-4---.. PEGBOARD IS CUN'ENIENT WAY TO STORE UTENSILS Plus pots and pans SO they're always within easy reach .. • - an ea thrt.No )car.% of it.x date of IlWorporation. tie Insurance Can B e . ny (anton Smith . anyone's kitchen. Some of her advice simple as it Is - is more often preached than practiced For example tidy up as you go along so you won t be faced wi th a mountainous cleaning chore after dinner. Of course, you always have dishes to do. Too tired? Stick them in the dishwasher. If you don't have a dishwasher,getooeate,p.p,5 even If It means parting with the family car môt a bad idea this Season),' Ideally, the refrigerator -44%-, '' ' - within easy grasp This is not only con venient, it - .:-;: _;,_-,. ".. - ~ ~ ~ I IIIIIIIIII I y should be located next to the sink separated by a counter for washing and fixing vegetables. .. Potsandpansgonearthesths.e with ihoM- Of stratght or or- policyholder s long naturally . To save your 'term policIes art' oniething le's life,weekly however, show cost, a sophisticated method than beneficial, he suggested.countcrtops, a wooden chopping And it strikes most buyers dinary That [he pencil Is quicker I that the of Its ,premi uni than the t'st' has again been as being inexpensive. A (if calculating "interest-ad- Some areuorlhv, hile - nota. board is a =jt. Use one side of jurisdiction and Ininc'cJrporatetl areas adjacent to the cit tyJ)l' po licies may cosi up to eight justed surrender cost" was bI waiter of premium. But the board for str included pr ovided the governing body' of y may be dt'monstrait'd. The' subject cal cot for a young man mor times as much ong foods the municipality and the used. this time' "industrial" life' in example', is 28 cents a week others, said the commis- (onions, etc.) and the other for county' formally agree on boundaries and other related In one case, the 20year net surance for a $500 polity That may cost, per Results showed, said sInner, "arc similar to the ac'acmildfoods(fnjt) The best way' t II. 1' $1,000 of Insurance Denenberg, øieanw,,iie, " f or Meanwhile. e. oun.s l H To millions of American M)untl like' .i harain, con' that "you should cident polics covering you to clean the •' ' taken out at age 20, was $549 not buy industrial life in- unIv unincorporated ar ea no. uic. iu workers this has been the sidirimlg th.Ii industrial . any the board is to scrub it agreement, if 'H. I surance unle YOU absolutely he'd ofyou get run over by a Wlui "easy" w.tv (ii buy protection gi'nt'r1ll Iy bas the sa me for industrial versus $75 for a squently, combinations of municipalities and the county may co rse roc salt which typIcal stra i gh t life policy, cannot afford straigttm lift'" Square huflali, in Tit't 'llell ,Ile le&st ,in New Year's Ft e jointly exercise powers granted under the act provided that the absorbs od, ve of prl'miunIt. collected builds UI) a And definitel not. or exam- fSo define "herd." Only 14 official agreements ha ve bee n preceeded by public hearings by 'The nw stwuld be easy to cash talue', may the industrial policies, on the weckli'. thin't make a painful utter waiver of premium iy pit', three' industrial policies bufIalos",No pat I care For preferably one of the each governmental agency' involved , of $300 each, to increase pro' dent in liii' wallet And help' dont hve 1t; jay premiums same basis, cost $33520 The study- of comparative. tection. "since for the same' The local land planning agency recommend ed by the act new no-wax types on the tOkthIoutl,isdosSfls% when if ii Industrial is I. double i n costs was filade In Perinsyl. premium vou could Will- a all a 1) abslllute'ly' mnaricet. Anna favors Ann:' all' , lability f in small di rnnit, could be, in tile case of the cities. the local Planning coffunission. on ,,r-son can afford i; ht strong s Solarian flooring in i in thet'ase of the County -theounty splanning conunission, Comparisons (of the actual vanla insLrance comnils- .straight life ix)llc%- of $2 6DO - concludes. it i'1110tints You can Ittiv as tit. , sioner, Iferbert S Denenberg Too. .%little (if lilt. --t)U111-In ' il" as Sloe worth, thoighi the IIIng.tcrm costs III Intlustrial To u-4-ftil puriliose in preividine fresh, white cobblestone pat. a r r I t't' at the benefits" of lht' industrial lift' burial mont's tern, InInImImI is 500 more' gt'nerails $ ' I ' innumerable newspaper readers who have Prof onalWaltparerHa nger ii ensei Resident 1?(orrm,qca, 1ra,Estmtet Pt. 372W] found the Want Ads the leader in the movement of goods and services. Whatever your needs may be, check the Classified Wel Dritg - - .... .--" The comprehensive plan, as proposed y the County For itself and the seven municipalities, shall have both required and op. tional elements. Among these are guidelines and standards in both wTItten and graphic form, the coordination of the several elements to provide consistency and economic feasibility, fiscal responsibility, coordination of local comprehensive plans with those of adjacent mumucipalities, policy recommendations, traffic circulation, land uses, sewage, water supply, drainage, eonsers'ation, recreation, housing, intergovernmental coordination, Dimensions '74, the largest together and know one another mass transit, aviation, nonmutnr vehicle and pedestrian traffic, festival of arts and sciences better. off str ee t pa rking, refuse and gar ba ge disposal, right of ways, ever to come to th e Central Dimensions hopes to easements, public buildings and a host of other elements In. Florida area, will be staged in demonstrate how a community c huiling Safety 1L5 %s elI 'i, lii,storical and scenic preservation, lAch Killen Park, off U.S. 17-n call work toge ther, pooling their At this point there can be no objection to the objectives of the in Orlando, March 14-17 from 10 talents and resources for the proposed legislation, am, to 10 p in, daily, good of all. It will serve all But, there are objections to po rtions of the act which deal with to the as, children senior y Dimensions is fr ee jwo dures for adoption of the proposed tuniprehensheplans and citizens, as am tin pu blic' an d will off er once adopted any proposed c-hanges in the plans. One of co ncerts,redtals,exfflbs, ohjechs the of the plays and poetry, as well caterers, Ilenry Sleiner, will legislation have been pointed out by Mayor Moore of Sanford and filliu. as sculpture, kctures operate the 600-seat indoora number of o ther officials. For example. the City outdoor restaurant, and quickSanford, demonstrations marching which already accompl ished most of what th e act wouof ld require, ctoir and choral groups, food stands will also be feeLs that there is insufficient criteria upon which the comprehen. provided. Mve plans could be based. Moore pointed out that it Is possible for w ill be A fireworks display over In add i tion there one community to spend as much ss $100,000 f or a compre he Loch Haven will celebrate the nsive chllmb'en's theatre, aulience plan in accordanc,, wi th the act, On th e other hand, he declares, performing and visual arts, festival's first night, and during another community could call in a secretary and in 15 minutes t echnology, ecology the day sailboat regattas will be dictate a comprehensive plan which could mnet the requirements ande'and environments, held 013 the lake. of the legislation , Loch haven Is in an easily Ru nning concurrently wi th Consequently', officials of the City of Sanford definitely feel Dimensions is popular accessible location, and the that t he act must contain ce certain criteria in oroer to esta bl ish Winter Park Sidewalk Festival, adequste free parking will be uniform standards which each municipality must follow in and free shuttle buses will ply' provided. coniplying with the act, between the two festivals, Dimensions '74 13 being The legislation was sch ed ul ed originally y' to be presented in sponsored by mem be r Janua ry to the legislatl delegation . Because t he govern ing The purpose of Dimensions or ganizations of th e Counci l of boards of the various municipalities did not receive copies of the '74 is to bring the arts to the Arts and Sciences and many proposed act In time to study the leg islation in detail the County people. 'I'he festival will provide others who make cultural Coezunis.slon decided to wi thhold presentation of the act for the cultural community and the contributions to IS. I - . 4 - _____ ., - - , 7 - ..1 / ,,., Ir - 0 0 - You'll be joining the parade of ,,,_ ' ' PAUL. SLATER ,.. - - - s-. I sForArts,Science different and exciting beat, here's an idea: Walaper HOII9Mj nii -_ --- ' Dimensions I Income T __ ____________ dollar' Alk Morn and Dad to let / - I speedy sale. t - - I i ii BUDDY-S - Hey ' '3t 'o-. -'j ?o' an e?ra Prtrttionil Tat Returr Stfvi ___ , Requirements - 327 3 540. 37] 1213 HOME IMPROVEMENTS z_-A (\ ____ ' ~ i.t'i(I5( PiecEs-f Small Jobs Wanted br.i,r.r Trim, Pmnelrw3 Colt-,,,, 377 1)34 'l,.ipM,,', Cvn'r Plo ' - i' )j') - 5471 0. Sandblastlng ____ YSNCENTSC.ARPENTRV is • thomas, Commercial. Industrial. &*indor*s Reasonable.Freeu - - I -' 'j-- Gourmet Cooking Is Fun r " tOO Small. R. I .1"'ntoe,i, 37' CusPorri We'S Free Estimile 11 9 - R,sft$entiai s ..------ ii'ens-ed Bonded 2330099 V. • Pressn'e JrrY TAR Etlicerit ctranng - . -T " ' 74e.ter.orsurfaces Roots Moci'ie A 7 REMODELING " - -n.iE = 4i ' 1. 4 ti ___ •7) - '_. government and the defaulting illunici litY will pay- for It. A municipality will be responsibie for the total area Ph 377 S7 JeII or Aspl,aft DrIveways No arpeey, Remodeino, Aoctt . 1 Enclosed carp.orss, additions, iool.ng. pointing, P1fleSg, ®or Carpentry . :-L- , ''- . P1 I REST 1(114 Ho, est free fltrt'ia?,i% Pt.rie 773 I I4 6__ " Eat-h municipality must designate a local land planning agency within 180 days after the act becomes effective. If a municipality defaults, the County will do It for the defaulting ci ty do P4ojbbtsma ll Ph piasvq, bloCk and all mtsry Two to three hours each day a ____________________ Sanford. Fla 377 10)0 carpIn'?ry, electric. cream., tile, BULLD'QZEP WORK Monday through Saturday at- '-'k' -c- - - ) ; we,, cç---'e 5 S'ep4er I'a.n'-ri9 Contractors 7516 Country CIubRd rior anct eltertor panij, after 3 p in - - wide disagreement between the officials elected In the municipalities and those elected to the County Commission, One of the basic disagreemen Is that the proposed legislation was drafted by the County (Annmlssion without any I p by any of the governing bodies of the county s seven in. corporated municipalities This one fact caused State Senator Lori Vvitson a member the legislatise delegation to say at the February delegation hearing that she has had it up to here" wi th the County not getting this vital input from the municipalities. Space doesn't permit an extensive, technical discussion of the proposed legisletion. However, the ineasur', in its present form --does call for each municipality, in addition to the County goverrunentas well, to prepare and adopt a comprehensive plan, in accordance w' ththe prwL sof theact,on Oct. 1, 1977, If a municipality fails to do this it will be done for the defaulting municipality wi th the municipality pay ing for It 1 . pravemei - whether it wants it or not. Any municipality created after ffie I ) ': PaMtI,g .3 5 1 Pte5iur Cleaning, no Pet Care big or t.o small lntrior, & E*ferior Painting All g tra,nng iri you r hOmi. Al. 1399$ (lIwWd 37) 170$ Breed 0°c Training Academy. EXPERIENCED WORKMAN Call for free r,'alvato 131-7370 torm,rt, HIrFet?-$ ftea-?y P4l ,' Specialty 37) Ii)? JI ' ' i -' 66 Tractor *015,, mowing or discing, Sanfor d area 323 KIS Floor Wac ing. Windows. 1Z1*5 - liL - . - ~ ~ PencilQu icker 'L.;" ii - - ______________________ PRESSURE CLEANING _______ irir'rg lt - ,.. j DEPENDABLE LAWN MAIN TINANCE SERVICE CALL RALPHS HOME SERVICE 323 I - 11 EXTERiOR - We'll do your Painflng BuIdozk Applicant should have a depen. -, - 4 it C vt'O in tabr .c at ed Some used !en-t Sale or ease $36 5110 f or 373N(4. 210M.agnoia Av -. - I- . As Mayor lee Moore of Sanford has said publicly, 'We agree nu o Engraviig House Cleaning ______________________________ Sanford Herald t41L- t4,ii-r Yrrmblay, 223 1714 -__________________ Weih,ci sand fill for lawn arid Ic,unclatioqii Will deliver 327 1I0 -_'-. l'91ri6114 Il$ ll PiiI 3 ROOMS CARPET i" ' . " - -' Commercial 5 Resider? ii EIr !rical$ery,(c Lizen%ed& Bed. All Semnoic CD. 24 lie Sanicirci Elec?rc Coerltnv t*,ring Ser vice $ 30 50)? 2S.2 Park Drive, 322 l54 -i - j'" -' Lawn Service ________________________ Appiances - "I , .s Tractor wItfI mower, will ct acreage or lots Call 3fl)3)6.j GOLDEP4 ICUCH N sc,s In sewing Cabinet. repo,s.ss,.a W PA 66. V Central lIed' I, Air (ordfor*ij JACKSON'S CERAMI...s, For tree estimateS. call can , kiln dealer. $05 Closed Thursday Harris, at SEARS in Sanford, 327 & Sunday. 323 793), Lt'f Electric '' n -I, $7 - - -- -, Ceramics '-.--. -''in't. - Ugle,Ak - - Ak Conditlonkig Low overhead Prlca- on all plants .. : _.. -1 - with the philosophy oft the bill." But from that point on there is Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You! CITRUS TREEStrt,,,I lCPo$349 furnitre 411 5473 after $ 4P N) • I n 5306341 any'? me, or 3237347 - - .-_ Agreeable Philosophy -ER ~ ''Americans have a proclivity .... .. ____ 4 - -iil - 98 'I Lawn and Garden be - total time. Can arrange financing ___________ 66crf.ce, t*att,ful liv.rç 'en I' /, ________________ V1 V ~, -i Thls is the bill proposed b the Seminole Count) Commission to the legislative delegation and known as the Seminole County Comprehensive Planning Act of 1974," The purpose of this measure Is to utilize and strengthen the existin g role processes and powers of local go%crninents in Seiiitnole County In the establishmen t and implementation of comprehensis e planning progranis to guide and control future deslopnient ' • If: - end IOr IS' d.Qging depth Complet, with trailer 15,0 P7-S We rntjst tell at tr.mendot SinoW adIUIt.d • • fli(C, - * * Singer * * -,-'---------- ii _'' - Cdt 53$ 7930 Spanif. dining room suite. tsten.4o table and 4 chars Phone 377 cleaned, oiled takeoyI'rc.II Cred Manager) 6230 4 1tf msue now before the.Selitinole County Commission, the g overning boJesofall th eIrworporaJfl)uniaDltilflhp..m,mtS and the legislative delegation representing this area In Tallahassee • 59 Musical Merchandise 1793 Open Sat 6, Sun 5 House ho ld GOOdS Pft,4411)31 I - Jl) * Maitiand Flea Mart* im Ford asco Back toe and front 51 ' g lip', (wit ft'i Pl All makes sewut maChine repair jtcJ f 0 ! 3720211 inil(, __ o $31 $777 spes. and Standard b,kes row avaiLable at FIrestone Store. Call WILSON MAtER FURNITURE buy sen trade 311315E FiritSI 3235472 PINEY WOODS BARN We buy fc.tflitijt, arid Sell fr 72 pct Consignment, Free pickvps Auction Saturday at 1 pm. SWN'd. 3322770 Hwy 41 CHVilOLET LONG WHEEL BASE PICKUp Nothing down DODGE VAN All s:r-s arid modl, ID s-perot, S One complete Horizontal Oil Burner un.t Good Samaritan Horn.. $04 Mulberry Aye Ill) .'1967 Bikes, BIkes ; 1 1fEILL!I1LIrDNLTI can - _ . - ) CIP4G NO PROBLEM Gary cun!er $43 1137 ' ----,--------- ,1j' ~ . ~~- ______ area which just encompasses the northern portion of Seminole County, or ibout ((1pt for Iikc '1 irs ibout 40 per cent of the count) slanti Ifl.i'3 Our readers we feel, realize that we hase made every effort to do is little editorializ in g as possible, particularly in regard matters of a controversial nature. This week's column, however, will be an exception. This week we wish to discuss th wi you the L; - _ ____ 19 shopper "' ,. - 'iY MUSTANG CASH372 It)) Cor %Cd furniture, applanç,5 Bicyc les Bikes, r't 37) 7911 414 - _______________________ _ I '7) Mu%tang Auto Power steer.ng, rad.O&P,eat '11w frustrated by long - ' :t~ We're also confident that our readers hal,- e realized that during the many months we have beentijiTiting this weekly column thatillie have exercised extreme care to be as accurate as possible in discussing real estate and Inatters of general interest relaww to th e lifestyle, growth and development in the greater Sanford 00 rvvoltt 0-rect from bovcar IN? Triumt. Boeveville NOTHING DOWN. TAKE OVER IO*et whole sate prices guarantea Open 7 CALL CREDiT MANAGER 373 am to p m • 4 days GORM Ph.323$5,j.1 IV Sum, eastef Sanford on Mat 1973 tlOndi 750 Chopper, less Iran Used INC Dodge & F or d Cbt. Hh RR 233 1733 1300 mi Engine ctwomed I)" mileage Can be Seln at 201 S grace front •nt Current in Park Aye, Sanfo.d WIC?IOtI stIck er Custom pa 68 Wanted to Buy int, 13500 value, will sacrifice t WANT a home town trade sw,tP.a 100 pct WARRANTY? FINAN - 12 000 3270tu after Buy. sIll, consign, appraise, or Ipeciat sases out oh anything of CENTRAL FLA FAIR, ORLANDO value 1300 Frynct. Ay BOAT SHOW. SENSATIONAL BARGAINS 321 lOSag.to,st, Fia 373 73$ POBSON MARINE CLEARANCE SALE Ewcytti.r.g R educ ed from 30 to $0 7977 Hwy U92 pct off for o,,ick salt Save at tts 301 546% Olci Corral Western 5h, l4w, 1? 97, 1 A' So of 30" Gas range, 130. Pair clothes line FolesSi. Ruralmailbep.$3 3Z3 $432 -- .,, - JIM DAND'r FEEDS 8?1 - U ' - - Cli) (.onlmLlonofSariloi-d 0 00. The piece of furniture moves through a furniture factory . JULIAN s'rENrIt(m1 engaged in the real estate business and most of the readers also know that we sere the ornmnunit) as an elected member of the Toyota, i cyt at, 1149$ Can Mr TMackie, 645 1177. H011pr _____ * Sanford Auction * Pl,Jt(L I( AII If', E - I " C,p4 at swatches. ' t Easy uuft,'n -, "i' '63 Super Sport With 'IS 7$) "One New transmission. air iond 20 72 ml par gal Call be' 126 373 37t$ BLAIR AGENCY 371 3IU p ut n We're confident LII it by this ttmiltreadt.rs of the lifestyle section of this newspaper know that 'ALI wear several fiats in the conununit) lift of Sanford. Mos are I . Motorcycle Insurance ' 44 ' 'i" )-4ai'ty Dav'dson 1960 ,nc.jel 741 - -"' E'cellent cc'ndit04 nivyr banged NORTHERN TIMOTHY HAY up or chopped Fully d'eswd BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR 11.200 327746) (asS for Woody) 3018 BALE.$730$TON (IORMLV E HW 16 SANFORt' '72 Honda 115 T*lnComp,l?. ¶crarrbt,r Ftl knoeb,, ?ire5. 67.A Feed '75O Call betwn SC p in 37) - B) V Coronet Station wage-n. , Abandoned, unWant ed ,,Ik cars runS ' hauled away Your cot?. Ito Orlando, 3951191 any,,,,, I9 7OFordToriro,3, 40,000 ml __________________ - -One owner, 1900 372 5716 after 1 Livestock And Poultry C ie Ph 372)515 Junk Cars Removed J8 I l 1. alp width and styles ans selecting a - -'-- a ,i sIck M.iUoffir - 11 - . --- _________ - , ' •_.__ tWIfl', Lacks Act - - " I 1 4 // - ,,'. -4 , , - - I __________ , , - - _____ ' . APPLY CIRCULATION D(PAITMDIT: N•2ESSRO.dflfl 377 7199 Cci's WCEntrancep __ 1 Need A'' Btttray CA'pe? Ca help *.?P. your tn(om Tat or ___________________ ee Est Oreaokeeptig' Call Lake Mary Pece inctudys e101 1710131. PuDl.cA(cmting. 3724317o, 3 Wt3 LIW 11.1 tU PUMPS SPRINKLERSYSTEMS I Carpet !Iyr rn1th' LT .A0.1111, 1 1 ~ r, ~I s~!~*_0.,~ All yposandls We repar a1id $,ilVICI STINE M.ACHINE& SUPPLY CO. 322.2611 J 1 . IIST.YOUR'' BUSINESS '~ ,JO. . . . 5cice ! t DIal 322-2611 OR ANY1. AD* I t!Irrith 1. fljjIS3 - Sit , IS DIAL'u""'~ - tT 9.,' ,.,'i "icli' I •W _ 8319993 4 UI!r 'tiittii'I'i tq•m IF P store - urtually with the customer's value 17.4 billion fl4IIW Oti it. The piece is The Itlrfllturt' industry wait.s for to Spend, If we have got to stay A family s itli an income of riee. er been compared to the big dela%ert'd, at no extra charge, ii vita -the one gnawed by the delivery, less guarantees and at home, we are going to $7,000 to $l0,) after taxes four of the automobile tiog, scratched by the cat, industry, the Ctoniei' home, Set up, little consumer product in- beautify it. If we can't get the spent up to 12 per cent of it on Jultliwtj on by the children. Putting out furniture Is a and serviced if problem!; fornuition. Olds, we'll get the Pinto and home furnishings, including hodgepodge It means sprucing up the s'e1op'1 of morn-and-pop "The furniture Industry spend the $2,000 on furniture electronic equipment and other outfits and large house with somnc' of 1974's Jazzy probably will coiiie out The other, newer, mode of companies. well instead," he suggeste(j, home needs, according to Sears The jLt.stit' tables, bright chairs, trorti the energy crisis," Industry its furniture buying is a takeoff o:i says AmerIcans spent a lot of Roebuck and Co. figures, sshtch manufacturers number at least t'iabot4lte wall units, the outlet or once.a.year predicts Shell)' London, money on furniture last year. are three years old but the ,000. It means going shopping for director of national affairc warehouse sale of a furniture for At','nrAIn,, '.. ii..' ItdLlUfllll 14114155 available. The Family Since 1962 w hen the idea of store. The customer buys the furniture. %Vise furniture the National Home Furnishings Association of Furniture spent up to 15 to 16 per cent on the buying not ey. warehouse showroom, furniture, picks it up himself Association, a major furniture Manufacturer, U.S. con. home furnishings when their featuring carry-out Furniture' stores are un- retail group, which claims fi1tjst llni'r;,ti' I! furniture, and II sulliers spent nearly $12.3 diXIib!(' Income' was over stas startc'd b) IA'vItZ Furniture Illlliliar tt'rritin for miian majority of the retail furniture billion in Furniture at the retail $I0,(XX) and 17 per cent when it ('o., the Industry has been i$,StOfflCrS sales, going \t ',1 rr.su!bo'r ,lrc' -.--------- k'sel in --1973. The wholesale - -was ----124,000. in two directions di'l;..bIlIn. 'i,iti',f,ii 11171 1 * In Energy CrISIS But Shoppers Find Wise Buying Isn means replacisi the 10-year-old Land Plan I . - furniture fabric from hund--ds of fabric buing Furniture, It tiii'atis -- I) Volt Batleries III CS REEL'S BODY SHOP I tOP Sanfc,d Aerje , - -. - IU F ord Galai, 500.7 dr hardtop. new paint, ,'ctItnt tires Power & a.r Only $6 S4ELLEY USED CARS, 700 French Aye, 373 2910 "71 ,,., ,00t0. ¶7.595 615 1172. Mr Mackie, Hotfrr Chevrolet ________ 56 ChevrOlet? r. sedan ' ii special orders a piece of furniture -specifying length, ' Well the place where we tl(I attractive, Fixing )'OU up tlltans decorating and that PfikRADE From e stuck in the energy crisis. Dealer. - Will Come Hello Si. let's make you comfortable , Auto Repairs PartsAcrecc.nrint -- - '.' SO 16 H U GE Garage Sal. Sat Monday ____________ 01gtj old trtjnh. chilas desk & (lsfed ads are Piece to t.lp ou - • 'cter's are r.xv - tell, rent or s.vap at a lOw Garden roup Hthøld & Ievst.e:pyouplac,yours iniSc itemS ISI Cone: Cr. inn? (all 7(71 $31 ?o Brarit Icy SQuare) i 501 A It. 3 trm rio p,vit Pond on Airport B$.u. Sanl*rd Hattaway Realty. 13) - Garage Rummage Sales - - ,-_- - Si I_,______. ,,,iuuli ana Investment Properly -- .it'er Pa 8u direct Autos for Sale _______ 1971 Qicn Cttays S. I dr metallic ht vinyl too, ar, lull power, 12)95 Call Pete a? 372 ISt , - e Out You're 80 4" ' - 04 wanf Spokesnian Predicts Furniture Industry howroorn, the customer - Coachman. Coach 7$ travel trailer F jily ,eii conanec Air cond • I owner. uSed 3 mos lilyCi or year round (vr Rt',je t'itch, all controls 6614521 Or 323 1711 _________________ balance 7 mitesfrom ave. big tre, YtCy Ic.nic. %cll By owner Wr i teBarbara au9hton, Rocky Mount tsour., eso' or call 4;397 A 63 - flue Furniture buying. bu lug and the consum('r. Real Estate • Gardening. Decorating Sunday, March 3, 1974 ore One Is the traditional way of Edjiur's Note: This Is first In a ts,Ipart series on Iurnjlure WASHINGTON 323.3900 --------- ______________ - Ranibier , tt?0 very (ijn with ir etc Ar,'ñ, trim,, to Cao.mtte, 23 9 s'eeo Ale $ (racy, tap, record B0a1'd.Q Kennels, Oliver Phychedelic Iiqht$ 1) 17 'Beautiful yellow I. white Irma), pIT "o or 5)17. caSt. lobby cat Imos old, de clawed HALLMARK 447 1$ 77 pay Aigerl to W. msjlt find tiore3e. Free 7233572. C mo old portable cOlor TV, Ii -. Inc No redsoflable otter Par?v Pftj, maleS, I weeks ci Pe 3I no apecs. I 372 93t -- - t: aØ pt L'of estyles . /t4 Buy - Copley NrsuSerijjce IN (IIIC' slyer contact us first Weal%oJylk STEP BUMPERS-$37.50 5.lyf________________________ cons - SEMINOLE COIN or arn,tc & imported P.ckup CENTER. IQWW. 1st 323 4357 PfOtCt,jl Ph S72 3"4 of 3,j 3' ___ ** STEREO * * I 1112310 1917 El Cami no. 330, automatic, t seats. at, 77O 377 S151 Stamps-Coins JOIN ,-v MGMC WINDOW VAN NOTHIPI0 DOWN. TAKEOVER CALL CREDIT MANAGER. 373 - __________________________ . Ph. 322-26 1 1 19 T rucks and Trailers ________________ --TV Radio-Stereo 53 By MAIt (;UERITISUII.l%.AN ulId ankles, fur. I Cash buytr nituec, etc HWY II ANTIQUES ---- Bring Results -_ Amerl'ocans 1 .. _______ -- ffilerall) ofhL' ______ rn _______________________________ They Pay Cost, Don ' t iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii, --- __ _____________ .-' ____ ____ I - i 11 - ., _____ ______ I _______ _____ - 1 ______ - - -- -- , 1. ' . - _____ ______ - - ____________ ______ I - / __________ ______ _____ j __________ i. Lk 00 , __ ...--------tiltI i I Ski' . . . .- ii4 - ) It -------- 'W,IL -ii "--- ARTh TO THE PEOPLE Artist's sketch of the colorful arts and sciences festival THE -i �,- - -_--. - ----- -- ---- ----- --- --- - _______ ~~ 2C-The Sanford HerId . i I . _. . I ' Sen' iors __ __ I- Real Estate le Favors Teaching 60 - I I I - - N. I . - . -~ Fxpe.rt . If . I ~ ~ 11 1 1 1 1 1 III 0 Schaic believes colleges By JOHN DAVIES Younger people picture old pub li c sh ould regear toward teaching age d. the old He U)$ this may mean ld er person the o know e desirable," &haie says. The counselors, breaking lilt LI effective IS ANCIE1S - Society USC researcher blames not r prejudices. reducing f is a good do should send old people of 101A I M - - 11 a 0 . Q - - New Tricks Old, a a mm - iI Stion ion Box ox I - - - - - - - __ . ~ The Sanford Herald - __ - - n 116 , `~ F - sclsool instead of out on the ice - - - - - -- -- - - - 7 - - ___________ - - - - - - - ---------------- - - - ' - -- - y . CIP SALUTES SANFORD RESIDENTS 1 -- tt 1' t - ( i - l)V )Iflh11UflI1f mpr ovenwnt Protiram co!nmttte Redoli of Sanford , -%_1, 1,; . . I . - 0 N ia oreC Oi .- -. I u'- 1 ' _____- - - I--.~,~,_---____ -~Z -___ - ----. ---I ,-t. --1--- _-~ -1 - ~~ - - Room . ~ - .aA A&I .. - - - -- - ~__ M=--- - - 0 -4"l-4- _ ,~# - .- , - - - =r - -- - - - - ~ - - In the t ent I should own a ho me and the mortgage company forecloses. does the mortgage company have any recourse if the property wbe,i sold does not pduce enough money from the Proceeds Of such a sale to satisfy the amount of the morgage j. I t .-, ~11 "n".1 J~ ' - .,; 10$ ' ", I I 7"" I ' r, - 0 a O'cr I;~ -1 11'.'t 0 .. : ! I , - "'' ... f. - v - r 'inLk the nucIr) h0rngt around th e ho use' is a really . 4-.- y W I that freeze damage seldorn success In million BTU per acre-hour to 0 ~ F.ditor: - HA82OP, a contemporary ranch house covers 1 270 square feet of livin area cx good b and not charge what setred second morages is this tn' - - Simpl ie- ____ I 7' - - _ -Here's How Gas Shortage May Tempt Some To Bu House Sight-Unseen - _______ - - Here s the Answer ED -. Increases * - . .. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Carraway of 432 E l ot I __ -- her - - __ - -. possible to hire a reputable contr actor who will turn out a - HOUSE PLAN I have been told that savings and loan ao Uons and ('0111111ercial banks are prohibited by law from making loam e owners? The answer is pre The withferrmr new houses sbws down. and is not the first time that Lit number o r a post office box, ese two businesses have run get a bargain r'htluUy so, It's the old s that law en- someo ne who can give a hank ea ch that it can't ther. Many In imit cases emcnt agencies know SO r a referen ce and someo ne wait to make a deal with a co fiamilies contempla tin g t h e o are whose well. Most persons tell you I new houses have de. trisdor whose price is a lot low. swindled %ere trying to get how satisfied they can were cided, because of vario us nega. than others. And that's one sofflethmgfor nothmgor altive econornic factors, to remo. of the keys to the %hole situ. most so. If somebody tried to &I ir,.stead. ation. If you get estimates, let sell you a mink coat (or W or Fortunate indeed is the fami. s say, from three contractors, a new car for $0O, you'd su Andy Lang 's handbook, Pracly that can undertake most or tiich )U should do, and two pert th at all wasn't we ll . Yet Ucal home Repa ir ,," of in. all of th e remodeling itself, Lathem quo fl,000 for the b, thousands of persons buy such valuable assistance around the tx)r costs being what they are, while the third make-c a bid of things all ihe time and then house. To get a copy. send $1 to lWt what of the family that has VA - beware. Maybe, just find they bought coats that this - goo I eney judgment against you for the difference between the P roceeds of the sale and the balance on the mortgage, - - M Dear ii %I Yes easg that weren't worth 13)0 mg a good b at less than To get a reliable contractor, hail th e pr e of o th er re member the yatdsUcks tractors. But th e chances are in the that hewdibe cuuin f ¶0 many neighborhood for some time, cOrners that you wind up someone who has a place of ' ' " ~ at an pace whde the consuction of - " ,?!,~~ - - nvesa H - - Et or : To Decorate Fabrics -z - - - :: GAINESVILLE - Just in The viergy loss prevented by lie pointrd out that the new tune for the energy cnmch the log u equi valent to the s)1t em is basedonthepr1nclpIe an - L - # ? n ord) of contractors are rep- and has found some way of LAN G a le and want to ou Al' Newsfeatures so that thc business can ex m rem3deling of o ld hous es Rind by word f.mouth , what - used). ma ny ways, re con racy against old people, he complains. 9 ____ _ - B) ANDY Sanford Hersid, Sa nford, Fla. 3V71. Please Upon publkatjoii, however, only itIals will hesign your and expanding adult education f I 11 L thinks he can get rather cluding the garage , porch and than what will enable him to rge VisibliC e rIkeareasonable profit' from e hi chers report i df ' the ) BARBARA HARTtG peoteding citrus (corn freezes the and it would with its large windows, sloping wood plank ceiling, before the temperature falls to d iti' a-kirig a satisfactory ar. Copley Neu% Service with a new sybitem that doesn't 30 to 40 conventional stack Dear Miss RW: and brick wall containing the fireplace. Accessible the danger point. y burn od or pollu the air Whoever told you that knew what they were talking a heaters per acre to accomplish through sliding glass doors from the dining room is the cautions that0 have been re. Q. Can you help me to revi. Unlike conventional grove an equivalent amount of These financial Institutions are prohibited by tow lcom makin a covered porch W111 built-in ar eque "Temperatures seldom . heating systems which burn beating. he mid. second mortgage loans. Some people belleve that as low on cloudy nights as they a se lection of a contractor. It As for the real estate adver. Chen is conveniently located and is nanked by the AP \ewsfcatures Writer ceiling living co. I have Points out no matter how big fuel oil. banks are also prohibited from Ing I rot mortgage loans on Another plus for the fog do on clear fl15 because a increasingly expe would seem unnecessary to rem one ins ta nce an laundry room. The master bedroom has its own mind home owners not to do three long, narrow windows Th • residential prope rt y. But this is r- the person or the company, and mean proved to be 15 miles the new system lays A man- system is its low cost of cloud covvr tends to slow doin $ not te. Icil bank will mate bath and walk-in closet. The ample closets a and one larger one that are tailed another favorite %inter sornetitile, re .. there are unforeseen a%4a%. a mountain "wasn't (-. made fog over the first mortgage home loa lcs with fly-by-night op to operation, rtholic said it now the amount of surface heat lost c - s ea rchin ns. However, such loans are of limited placed to serve as sound-buffers b g for a se-amounts and s uch as he cx- an anthill' and a For short temis. Prevent the earth's natural heat appears that it will cost as little through itatural radiation. ni,v Walls are bee and caetmg 'so holim.' - vacation house or lih bedrooms. The house can be built on concrete slab radiation from escaping u 5 to 10 cents per achoiw use of fog 1erg how many millions oved to be a trickle of water ate'er. is darker beige. The sda is can Prevent raWalion or with a basement. Anyone wishing to learn the (A v%urds have been said qnd it is perhaps be tter to be skyward, explains Dr. Jon F. compared to $5 to $10 per acre- he t I from t In the Past COUPIeS W m itten about the subct . cost of the blue print can write to the architect t miles from the ocean than 115 3artholic with the Institute of hour for conventional grove leaves, and fruit," he ex k t lo weLkends look in g for tr ansferring an miles from it he sa - - )ear after year. without fail. %inter real estate bargains , ys.But one Food &M Agricultural Sciasces heaters. Samuel Paul, 107-40 Queens Blvd., Forest Hills: plained. -a owner, he decided to fly to see to reupholster or buy new two FAtor: thousands of people are old q uery th ese po in ts iI the N.Y. 11375. Enclose a stamped, self-a at Oak, bit of Land. an old barn a the five-acre place with small (Ther chairs. The tables and . en" in their dealings with re- shack You recently had some information in one of your colun= envelope for reply. by a mountain strca~, a cabin and swimming PooI that proximity makes a difference. The fog tem which could baby grand piano are modeling contractors, Since the One woman's system in house indicating that it could be costly to wait years to Purchase a home btlach house. was advertised. y.Iwould liketorepaint the looking goes like this: while waiting for morpge Interest rates to come down. Would Ifl ' ' e walls, buy new draperies and In addition to providing s ho rt you explain this' e Th Swnmwg pool the She spends the week cutting -as much as 7 degrees ei t replace or have my I was that major inducement at the price out advertisements in the gen. -Mn. KRW ich places were likel I Fahrenheit) protection in tests y to be present furniture reuphol. ! I 11 of $15,000 proved to be a eral area s he likes. She also i s expense o of season small near Gainesville. stered or slip-coinered. What puddle of water with a co ntacts real estate people In Dear hits. KRW: I and the Layout of properties sign th the colors would add warmth and middle of it that that area. When she locates Let me use figures provided by ., . one of America's well kwwn was more easily determined read -swunming pool.', interest to this onal forlie erwugh places to be seen, she mortgage bank ing firms LIDUISE L GILL Kislak corner into knots. This method mal room' es without brush or foliage hiding soon discovered that the man and her husband take off to see 4.1 • e w th • Extiva Home IU or a who had offered the property them b bus pillow t' Is it advisable to , an or even by By ANDY LANG worth 15 percent more in t )an, or $41,000 U you W in the success of a sLHalie(i go Economics Agent top nt the whofe house in the Now potential buyers are %as a bit addled. The "cabin" plane. They are serious house AP \twsfeatures ontoat or o t tiitr of Aflu% Lang 's u t LWt that house toda) and putdo ,O00 and gave a . ,.wne color for continuity or aiitnf ne spaper Another method Is to fold ,000 mortgage erUs& twas an o chicken shack, and ppers, ioigiors w*mg lplul booklets, Pa in t Yow men ts te lephoning owners for 25 years *19 00 per cent you would pay a to tal olfl i a new roof, Ofl od paint of good q ua lit y gtner e onl attractive featur es of inexpensive for their retire. w unity from one mom to anot Ot h Tie-dying is 8 failCimti" Yet fabric to form a square. Then, au covers better than a Lat ex 1u Insid e and Out OR writing to them Some of mpie way to decocate fabri Years for Interrst and amorlizatku = monthly for 24 months). my house and the roofer is try. coat. Another is that a protes- "Home Hoofing Guide," send th ese the del mht have been a Void the squire to fabric to form ing to sell me on the Idea of 30 pla ces sMm to be sold even grove of pine trees d a pot. "U you had paid at an It FRANK interest eate of only LOS per cent may be used to decorate a Wangle. Fold owe. twice, cr for get ting what he. Sometes talivng "You are either serious about calls 'heavy- sional painter knos the e x act bellied slove in another outtem thou same two years you would have paid $U2 County Agrlcialtw2l Alto fabrica for scarves, piaeets, te m Umes. means it'l time for a change Could you tell technique of covering h a addressed envelope to Know. = ; less I M mooddy weight" shingles b uilding, In a tele phone conver. g with a plan or you fool for U months or $430. ; UM pillow tops, blouses or wall resulting form is triangular in and just the change is excitme how they differ from the sing coat. It invulves getting How. P.O. Box 477. Huntington. that they can no longer .I ,sation the o wner had given the around," she says. -Sometirries "Thus you would save $W 10 Interest coats. But Florida appearis to be doing hangings. 'h pain t I - tr suf- N.Y. 11743,i You will ha shape. Again use cord or s the same regular shingles and what ad on le who do not have a plan ! unpressn of co mplete ratiohouse Is like!y 10 cost You $6,000 more two ),can from now. in vantages they offer? ficiently and yet not putting on its share to increase the "Any washable fabric is of fabric (or tying. can urn u good things. But One )oung couple claims to nality. far apa addition, as a homeowner you are pe rm itted to deduct ail intei color ,scheinne it you plans to availability of beel to the suitable for tie-dyeing." to form circles. For interestitV A. hive lost a number of inter. they are lucky." I Heavyweight asphalt so much paint that it later %ill i es ng possibilities costs and real estate taxes from your income tax - a benefit pot shingles range from 290 pounds wrinkle. And still another, alhis house shopper pointed consumer. Howem, in sole of However, a change everything except ; lightweight, thin effects.lie Some bar,ds Uotl) a were l In her opinion you can find snapped up" by others, sight out that certain words mounavailable 10 fa-milles 'Abu rrut. to 380 pounds per square ,or though it doesn't apply in your its Increased suggest fabric, such as batiste, ducU it and FACTS " case, 15 the condition and cok)r the property you want provided lains. streams. ocean. unseen Their question is: lake But what if interest rates come do In a year a nd you have 100 square feet) of roof area. has a long way to go to catch up nylon. unbleached muslin, After fabric is folded and tied, th ev us e pr io eu. you are patient and do not becoat. It' s should we be more trusting and shore. view i w he are the re as the re fabric to recover your sda. gular shthgk sateen or chiffon, see 1111 ewfinuepaying at the higher ratefor the full 23 years? to the leading to dyo according to dIflons for $): IT* fascinated with places too risk the small amo ' unt of money onious catch wows that hook are rated at about 240 pounds. to cover in one coat it the old Also keep Ln mind your chair "No real difference. Taking the same set of figures above, Ikav)'weht shin Nationally, Florida ranks wOft best. paint still adheres solidly. is n' t the specific dye you are using. involved in binding such a the potential looker. Ile likens far fr om your goals lo ca tion gles with ottoman and the t that same SU.000 mortgage will cost a total of $6,9w more at 9.00 ftee.dimens,o ffechave a Other materials needed are Rernoe ties. D and pr 18th in total cattle and calves, sale' it to r es ta urants that flash chairs you want to buy. You per cent than at 1.00 per cent over the entire 25 years. IM in bed cows. 16th in milk commercial dyes, heavy string fabric. Your tie-dyed fabric is signs with gustatorial in. 1 wood grain texture and extra saine or lighter in color than I aught like a richiy cold Few places are really bought ducements remember, that for every Year you wall to buy the cost of the deep shadow lines. They The most important decisior% 34 the new pat fl an4 pig, OF cOd. newspapers and work ready to be made Into the steak traditioral print for a change. sight unseen. Most peo ple have tried chicken You are'luck especially during a gas shodhouse probably rises from 710 10 per cenL 41st in stock sheep and 7M in aprom or mvraija, appobed b -! Un derwriters' desired article. Over the years we have b some sort of trusted go-between )vu can get 9 good plate of age, nay be to decide on one 1 "And, very Importantly, Inflation means Mat the value 01 the tAboratories. Some have a tiQ. I want to put hose fill total chickens excluding To do Uyethg, wash fabric come accustomed to so mud) even though a deal m ight sound kans insome such places it t wo areas and s tic k tutare doliara you'll be pay i ng for fu It is ture mgge at a commercial broilers. Total tO fl)OV, sizings. Dry, Ihest are You may wish to use only one mrecolor.n1ewa Whets you limit )vtrsojf, you tour house. can I tell where flow should be worth ku and ku as the years pass. This could mean si is dcotOnofdyasyouwishto cokrof dye for your f you lose" investment. &own,d pburm, hrmtory Value ammtod to ex. h e pie ce iz s of hor ontal wood there, he says. that you'll be ma king fut UL ee mortgage Payments in cheaper 9.3 lllon or C. Any good commelal per cent in sightseeing. een and dye pCrience. low mellow U become m Standard shingles are excellentarethattItbeteenthesthds • abo a dollars for property that should year ntinue to earlier co . rise do Follow directions on in value." skilled, you ape, spring mel, handu u1i tmrs ma> go to two or for most r-L Heav)eights hope this answe your question ) Cattle and calves Including package. Ua) 6i IL5 bi e gold. Used judiciously "J more ors. Remember, when / ar e designed to Last up to 25 both beef and dairy in i are several methods colon are put one jw j ins 'ears, about 10 year s longer over the increased I I ___ per cent over a d the sk Came the first American you can use to tie your fabric. other, new colors form. __ more exciting. Why not try to an th th e standards, Th erefore i tk such 83 on to receive the .Nobel yew earlier marked knot the K find a print you like and be in deciding whether you want the way to determine w hether blue over yellow mults in Peace Prize. wI seventh consectitive year of itself. Fold fabric so it nay be green. them, compare the prices and there are any obstructions be- Almanac recalls The World sure it has beige in it to give a .1 She served --then divide them by the life rising numbers. Cows and knotted in several placft Tie a Have fun creating designs in coordirsated look with your chairman of the Woman's ..soI .0 plumb line into each hole made . helfers for cow replacerant knot in center and tie each tle~dyeing. carpet? Put the print on your .1 exWtancy. This will give you as high as possible on the out- Peace Party and president or .11 , . iticirtased 9 per cent am a year TYASSESTOSRig. for evimple. Take out a ST%-_ i , -e, sidewall. You'll bear a clunk- of the Inter6tional Congress stroing. appealing color It= earlier which indicates the . ~_.__ CEMENT SIDING? THE ~_ I and because of her pacifist the prut for your chair and Potential for continued ex.1 _~_ H - Ma 0 Cl') T H E .q_v,I- ____ p III A - 1ie, a ii dilor's Note You have a question about real estate' HOW about taxes, insurance, Planning, zoning or anythis else which alters your lIltityl? Send you Inquiea to Edito ° Uft The - oman s Club for attractte appearance of pperty are : .. - - '. - - - ,,., - -.-. -.'- 7 .. - . . ~ Suncley, March 3, !97.--.JC OUSE classes, We can no longer staff of USC's Gerontology since they were in school, he learn are different from those discriminate on the basis of sex Center, says be fa vors corn- believes. people need to learn, or race, he says, but we still do pulsory education for older contends. on the basis of age. For example, many older people to bring m UP adoiSdon I really kn how an logist The old have ears date use of age internal-combustion engine penence which the youngnt, otheise, t stereotypes, many older per. young and works because they didn't study but y take more time to middle-aged will keep it when they were young, Schale things out, need information "in sons waste 10 ears Which declaring the old obsolete, he say smaller chunks" and need a otherwise could have been so need to learn how little longer to learn, he mys. . ~ ' Vs. them problerns of the old. Just as we don't teach college What the old need a c University of Southern which would give them a sfllO the same tlliflP C California expert chance to catch up with teach kindergarten pupils, UL Dr. anr Schaie on the e ver y thin g that' s happened things older people need to - -- I - i flS utUlions have - = Sunday, March 3 1974 I I.. . ~ li ., - I - - , , , - flCfu - . I . . - 3. _P, - iv - - _. - - • - - - - r , . - - - Mx - V - 1- -- - , - = - -= - - - _____ - - - _________________________________________ - - I 4, , I : - - _,~W_ T! - -_ 1. - i . ,; -r.r -; . - - - .' - - • - . - - . . IF, = ,. - I a -7~ j ce J.. _.- ,~ 4 :_- - t - - m IV : -- -- • s. _ - _1 - - ._-- __ - - .11 ove a Ste ~, 7 V .I - - . - - - 14.11 . - beige walls Florida farms and mrsches have more than doubled the 5MADD head born 2D vears earlier, and marked 6th I Take the palest tone out of mt fabric on the walls that )W - - - ve perhaps )- ou want a change. i ' SSARY py TO ___ - L. ( 0 ThEIR WOKS, PAINT THEM RENEW • -7 1. - - (Herald Photos by Bill Vincent Jr.) ., n ~Ll'I ...I -..-Jv'~M;id-._V~...c_~ ..,. __.-J-r~-4" - 0 _ _,,.Z-_T_ r.,.~,., -!_, _;5i-i~_ - , .2 _ i Z 4--.., l. W _:_ .. . _;, . 1 Halted --j ,; loz~-.- Ii - _ _f., . ...0~#-eI ,i4it, -o47 !'r~wl , ;_- . ~.,.-~ W, ~ - I .11~1 fW l 0 -.- f4r, cople).lewssen 3 4. We have a problem with ; 1.1 Ii crete block wall. It also seeps through part of the poured i __ Yestorda .,A #4 t ,~6 # - . .. AL . I -- - - - ,~ii .Z -~__Y", ..-ir _~ - - F - - I- 0 J.\\ 9 TODAYI - i.1"..,; ' ~5- )i,~., YVI cmung ftough cracim. In eilLher case. a mat of 5 per Cent I.- cr-voMs are - I-s. '- . . ;. I hi i . Ij __ rru.4e.thsl3. imw should be a colorl mixt for e on Ieste or similar materials, 30eplige is below ground, thot problem is entirely different :CENTRALBEDROOMS 14-22 BATHS • WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES • CONVENIENT SNACK &IR IWaJ eight Pounds (4 hydro- ~.~ = s*abcpeesaite. t a (A the cans of the paint used. look at the labo-I and sev I MILE OFF 17-92 ON LAKE MARY BLVD. , - I Entirel - ANE* ____ I ____ - aside from that, I - RMOFIVI, : • QUAliTY WORKMANSHIP lk Iwo" son" oppow"M 11 f" Z 41 I (I -~ L.a. V does six important things for the "climate" of your house. It warms It all in the winter, It cools It down in the summer. Cleans tsd filters the ___ :,- HOESJflC. 7892999 ciii rn/vM • ll I 7% % MODEL NO. 301: 3 - ., PRICEI ATING AIR CONDITIONING___ Sanford mt. ___________________________ I (S All price ranges available (jJ" PV available) NEW HOMES Terra Alta - Sterling Park . . . an ]a hot* goll course and country club, greenbelts. Swimming pools, tennis, bicycle paths. slAbl*% A bridl* paths. VA FHA CONVENTIONAL ..i " MOBILE HOME SION • 904.775.4777 111111 OFF 436 ON RED BUG RD., - SALES MODELS OPEN DAILY 10.7 1238)90 Lak.Ma'v BAKO & _ Blvd- L-"_ - ieE.SouI,Orlando CONSTRUCTION CORP. s ''JLi -- - M. - ---. - - HOME living in a planned corn- $30,400 155 pct. financing munity. . Your Place in the DIVISION Grovevita rIIr_ - IIDNOOM Sterling Park . . formal and informal living. Packed full with all the features You expect REC- EATIONI """In the quiet iiie"Ing of Groveview, near Sanford Is Lake Mary. Thest spacious 3 located appeox. i mile W#st a# and 4 bdrrn, homes offer all I7.fl or 4 milts East of 1.4 on the advantages of suburban Lake Mary Blvd. $2,3e- 6. HE 2O9 S. Sanford Ave. Tandem Program - GET THE FACTSI CALL • FAMILY SECTIONI - I Will Include Cent Air Unit At No WE NOW HAVE , 628_21#2 A*.-r Ack"" %4k%-- - Singer Total Comfort Conditioning I ,I Extra Charge air. Deodorizes It. Puts Moisture Into warm, ffIRRon BUY NOW 1.1131ILlaw U.. _ ~ - I - -A,g -~ - . T - lbwgiitA . M"VT _. - - FINANC1010 AVAILAILK 12' SLIDING GLASS DOORS WA • CATHEDRAL CEILINGS PQV 4ft, go itim Blvd 1rurntet!JbW_kl101n#m4jMh0ff~". - Hidden Lake offers you beautiful lakes, greenbelts, bicycle paths, tennis courts and poolsl Hidden Lake Is waiting for you. Grovesview "Itage fl$RECTIONS Yi&ei4'offi4DLi,. O:8a Ooi Rd I I mon (4ht aspl.ilt and bo dram. Special p.uiIa have been leveIciied . VA-FHA CONVENTIONAL Your brand new Hidden ke home has 3 or 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, 7 exciting floor plans, central heat & air , wall to wall carpeting, dishwasher, disposal, and a 2.car garage. erra ,P , ,, Copley News Urvice _. - -~ A, - - - !Jr - 1 mte Uxks. the se"e is probably through cracked mortar joints and in the case T----J*- -.;,- -- __ = - A I- 4d.diry agAlmt muisiture*' - I .:'-_Z.._---_ - r ~"~%:~ ' X - 7- , "' __ -, - ...P~ %-__-~f~i . . - . ~7- - 7 i - . Hiaen , I jaice W isn't enough' A. - Your mistake was in assurning that a previous4, unpainted surface is the same as one with a paint already on it. Uncoated wood soaks up the i *4 BEeffEll . I . , 900 - .. - 0 _. ""11~ ~ . - I , I- AS K FOR IT AT YOUR LOCAL PAINT STORCi. -1 P `0 - FOR THIS PUPOSC-.. 0 i,r 0 , \~~,! i By GViE GARY I ; _ fV . -, - . Good I .1 1 .211~4' "A- -- - - t I I I places. How can the)' advertise one-coat paint when one coat - WITH A PAINT b -_ .. :, , . ,P-V'* ,, .` " ,, - ;. .,~ '-. ~.-:.,_. L__~v ' -. - -.,~--- _, ,V -_ _' 7~~!~ - ., ?-%Ny.,!A"U~4 ,p l~ -ear ago with a well-advertised one-coat paint, The surface was d shingles that had never s painted or stained. The hingles od w, th e wood part s ta r ti ng to show through in several . . WHEN IT I 1 - I PC-TERC7ENT ANP is Up - - Orlando,Fla. Ph.645-3336 . . . �— —. ---- - '--T- TZT --_,- IC—The Sanford Herald — -_ - -- - - _ - -— I - Sundiy March 3 1974 Sell withWant Ads Peltzer (.onst. to Ttxd N Frt'tk'rick)' Fas'reau, sgL. to BesskD. Marshall& Dr1h I) %Hlagc Springs I,td. to IQC'Dl Joseph U. F2rnerson to Pemberton & WI. Sarah KIlL Ihinald W Carter & Wf. Sorrehls, slat, to Kenneth K. Bonnie Emerson, It 20 Under 'Wage Springs ('cuter Lid., N Lot 47 Sleepy hollow 1st Add., Patncial, It35Woodcrest Un. Cramer sit 4410' of K 400' of SF.'c of SE'i U 10 Oaks $100. $62,000. P. 137,700. EnglIsh Woods, $55,000. IQ(1)) Harold Carlton & sit Sec. 4-21-29. S of SR 434 & K of The Huskc ('o to I'terre tOil) a Orange I3ksoui Fruit Helen hi. henderson to Willie Patsy to Wm. B. Cook at f'orrat City Palm Springs Rd., hienaldo Inc., I.t 19 111k A, ('u Inc. to L)on K. Rathel, Hubbard & sit Della, It 1 131k K, Masinc, K 270.00' of N 2771.00' 1100,000. Ssiectwatcr Oaks, Sec. 6, Tntce,N3ofSllj'0(' OakLand Shores s.d. $38,000. Geo. McCammon to Village otSer3O-20-33,SofSRhl,&Iess 1tf 114,900. Set'. 6-2fl..10. W of HR less The Huskey Co. to Blessing- S. 30.00' $100. Springs Center Ltd., N' of Fletcher Pr he to 1)0 Id W 7'. in Sec. 6-20-30, $100. Methven Inc., It 18 131k A, Morton Builders Inc., to SE'. S. of SR 434, Sec 4-2129, K. 0. t"awcett & WI. Mable to Sweetwater Oaks, Sec. 6, Martin J. Schiff & sit Jeannie, do_sc., $100. James Waisanen I Condn l)0nE.hlathe1.ThsteeN33'of $13,900. Unit 15' I.ake Stonehenge Dcv. to Robt. J. 1.1 l9&S'sof 18 131k 6,Saniando $493t() S 1281.2' of ms 2(Set'6..20.J0 W Nsa J. Riley to Willad t ('ha Bishop, Trustee, 1.13 131k A O;,k Irene H. Sub. Beaut.. Altamonte Sec & .g RH. less VI' ;ns' in S 6-20- McCaIIum & Ruth 1.. Taylor, K 130:500. Grove Park & IIIks 43, 4445 & Jeannette to Cecil hutchins. * 40 of 1,1 289 & W 20 of 288 wid It 131k F's I 'k FontunatoF. PantusotoGeo. An,ledaIe, IRK). e I'll iOt'D, %I(Ik K. Leei.- to Qua'c'ns Mirror So. Addn Cli, W. Sykes. Beg. at SE cci'. of 'SkIn Ub Dcv. Kntr., Inc., to 11. Jo.seph %ltrk K. lcse& Man I., III 1:9,500. SE'1 of NW'. of se 29-2WI, I'hecho & sit Virginia A., JImm F. }Iutsclll & %4I. 81k (' Fern Ten'., $100. Hel.Atre Homes, Inc to etc. 12 parcels), sgo00 Condom. Res. Un. S Sheoah, Resskto(rctha flilbrrs. 1.150 Ilobort II. Page & WI. I.nd Steven Keller & sit Beverly N., Wall Dittmcr & Sons Inc. to Sec. 3, 826,800. t less W 261.11', the K 300' N 400' to Michael P. Gen'its. & sit. It 449 Spring Oaks Un. 3, Wendell E. Spears, Beg. at NW Dcv. Entr., Inc., to Charles H. & S 25'l MeNrils Orange Villa, %taria N. 1.t 19 111k 1), North 131.800. cci'. LI 17 Spring Hammock Swann&wfA,,na, Condm. lies. 14*. Orlando Tnt., Sec Unit 1. Dttco of On mc'. to Thomas RepI., (Jo. 21, Sheoah. Sec. 2, $380(J QCDI Win, 1.. Wood.s & W!. $22,m. P. Jones & sit Dorothy, It 24 Dci. Knit., Inc., to Angelo PremIer I)esigns mc-. to hl.arbara to EstilI Brewer & WI Jen' W. & wf. Sharon 1flk G Camelot Un. 2, $32,000. Mkhael Builders of Scm., Inc., tlaros & sit Jaclyn, Condom. Mary, 1.1156 Myrtle Lake hills, toKcrmetj,J. Men, .cgl. 1.14131k ClalborTle K. Myers & sit Lots 411 293 495 & 497 less i: 1$' lies. In. 20, Shroab, 3, 500. U E;oihro4 s.d ltn. , $32,000 Patricia to David Rrown& sit Tosin of Longsiood $6,100 $27,800. ieiooy, U 2 Hest Haven Omar B. Sterling Park lot'. to lbrron & wf Ruth to n I ke Harnt'v, $39,l lli'altv ('lrp 1.t I Twin I'in.s s. ('rp , lt C - l. 111k .t, I l)is. Entr. Inc. to Ernest 1". d 12,000. 1-4. 111k ii. & LoLs 1-9. [Ilk U, \ppleton Jr. & wf lngeborg, John Baron & wf Carol to Sterling Park Un. 3 1151,700. Condom. lies. Umi , Sheoaji, WiI1ij E. Ciry & wf IS. Thompson Sec 9, 137,100. bara U 16 Oviedo Oaks Un. Norma J,W. 10 Seminole f INFORMATIOP1 _________ FACED 5lTH A DRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous D Write P 0 Boa 171) Sanlord_Flid6 Seminole 322•2611 " ' ill Calvin & Jacot & tib Geo. to form. Jerry F:. 13)rd & 4 Linda, It 12 BIk 16 A _;.- E. Blake to Solomon F. Schick, 2 ml: U 111k C Crystal Bowl Second Addn, $100. John K. Preuss & sit Carol to Joel IL Hlalr& wi Lorraine B, 1.43 111k 13 Eastbrook s-d t'n. 5, iQCDp Martin B. Stebbtn.s Bruce K & Pamela Goodman to James H & Natalie M. Davis It 1 BIk 4. 1st Addn. Weatheffleld, 116J00. David McConnell, etc to McConnell, Wetenhall Apis. Management, Inc., Beg U1.38' N of SW car of Govt. Lot 2. Sec 17-21-30, etc., $100. McConnell, Wetenhafl Apt. Management, Inc. to David hi. McConnell, & Robt. Weteithall above, subj mtg. above, 11,650,000. same ISolates Dougherty, sgl. to Henry B. McGrath & Esther N. Gear, Jt, ten., LI vJ RepI., Queens Mirror repi. Addn Cb $100. Leroy Levy, ezec. est Wm. Gerstein, dec'd to Rhoda Bouzek, Lot 6 Tract 2. Sec 7-20I QCI)j , Fortunato F. Paintuso, ii, Barrington Prop. Inc. W 200 ci E477' of N 245' of U 6$, Plan of as Spring Hammock, $34 Wayne Constr. to Orlando E. Harold G. Bryant & sit. Margaret, from SE ccc. of NW 'cot Sec. 14-21.31, 13,600. The Haske) ('a, to edg CosW., use., wp -12*2 Ill i-, Sweetwa$cr Club, Cu. 1,128,500. Thomas A. Williams & sit. hiallie to Donald C. La.tce & sit. Betty, K tLt 27 131k 29, Sanlanclo the Subu. Beautiful, Sanford Sec. $3,500. Thomas A. Williams & sit. HaJl.le to Rull W. Domoret & wtGracr,W 'IO(U2781k29, Sanlando The Sub. Beaut., Sanfsd Sec. $3,500. TnC. Rryant& sit. Juanita to Richard A. Smith Lu 6 Los'diand, $2,900. C-albert ('on_sir., Inc. to Dale I) Spiller & si! l.ynd Lot 2 Rich.'ieId, $3,000. The hluskey Co. Etc to Todd t. Ii LA - DIL DI* I' 5,, G. Pempek VII Bertha to Glenn, Form. NWI1 of NW' • Sec Enlerpri.ws Inc., Lake Norma ESIS. Its ll, $110,000. Win. W. Johnson & 4 Jt'anie E. Johnson & S. from SW COt of Geo. to Larry Wall& wi Charlene, 1.1 2 Spring Oaks, $40,000. Volimers & Co. to Murphy Oil Corp., Lots 9 8, ER. Trallords Map Of Sanford, -21-32 etc., Chula ViSta, J Carver & wf Ethel to Treefle J. Berube & wf Grace A., It 11111k 11 Woodmere Park Lot 14 131k 2 •L4 SW. 1701 E Ith St and didnt . friurn •itei o*ner it young eipect.ni ,rD1flr i'1 S 'tt )Z1 21'S or fli £111 IQtfl9 . 12 Noon 1 thru S times lOc a line ethru 25 limes JOc a line 25 tames 23c a line ($7.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 lines Minimum Thanks I) 4-Personals S -lost and Found - 18 Care -Motels Hotels S-Eatang Places Q-Good ThIngs to Eat 6-ChIld Needed full tIme, 6 pm to 3 a m part time Call Mr Krame,'. after I 30 at $62 4155 Travel & Recreation l3-Tryel Agencies "V.I.P." HOSTESSES Employrneat — KOSCOT - - - -- 500k.epng and General 011cc ork Emperiersc,-d S Day witS _________________________ 14-Business OtlporturnWs 25-Loant RE TIRED Mechanic (Of Small engine and lawn mower work Part tm No Phone (MIS Apply lfl personal DubOil Law-n Mower . Rentals . for Rent 10--Apartments - - - - - - Rett 32-Houses Rent Unlurrnthed __________________________ HousewIfe? Lit Sarah Coventry help make n'w friends Earn $JO$40w5, lust ISIsri NO collecting or delivery Ramage. 3723211. 34-Mobale Homes Rent Home tots is -Mobile For Rent Property For Rent to Rent - . • Sweetwateg Oaks, Sec. 1, Real Estate hallmark Constr. to Evoriy 114*. Williams & sit Shirley G., LI 2 sl-Houst for $100. The Huskey Co. etc. to R. B. 131k J, Washington Oaks, Sec 2. Mary E Matthews, sgl to 12-Mobile Homes Bennett&wf. Francjnt[,t4Blk 119,100. Willie Tom Gammon, LI 1 81k *3-Lots and Acreage B, Sweetwater Oaks, Sec. 3, Jotus B. Dill & sit Joan & Gene 40 less SE 48.75' of NE 100.0') il-Farms and Grov*t 1l3,5)0. PoLion & wf Elaine to Jerry Jamestown, $100. Gaston Andrews to Gaston LLJLrey&wfSandra,I.$flE30' IS-Rorf Properly Perma hlilt Homes, Inc., to For Sale Andrews&wf.Juanita,W of: of Z3, 111k B. Sanlando Spgs Ak's K. Adkms & sif Mary C',. Beg 7C' W of NE. cor of 81k 7. Lake Oaks Sec., 13&500. IS-Income And l.t 12 llepl. 131k A, Queefts Tier 13, run S 125 W l(.5' etc., (;reater Constr. to Edouard Investment Property Mirror Addn. CII K. R. Traflords Map of Sanford. A. Gauthier & sit Joan H., LI 3 Lewis C. t)orlon sgltuiariyes •' --Real Estate Wanted 1100. 111k p The Woodlands Sec. KAvant&w'JoanC.,l.tSHIk8 - -- Betty II. Widdis, sgl. to $43,800. MCtcl5ind,se Tier 3, Sanford, ER. Traffortis Rudiard Labs-re & WI. Joyc 11 Greater Constr to Hugh map $20,000. S0--Misceltanegcjs - 3 111k C, Wjtdm,re Addn, Ilalpin&wfR.obeyta,11108lk2 V.alter H Walker & For Sale $10,000. flu, Wjyij,fç Sic' 4 UI IdliIUIJ 11dU1IflC ii neii 10 --Household Goods Wm, E. Walker & 4 Jean to Greater Conslr. Corplu Aflie W. Stephenson to John K. Cur:is in I"Ia. Land I)ale IS. Hell & sit Maurtoc 1.1 2 Willard S. fttown & sit Aisj (awiritee Joel Finkle & sit Richard Wm. Schafer & Wm, ('o., 1.t 3 111k ii. North Orlando 81k 14 S7-Appl.anc, Replat or part of townsite From LE cor of NW 's.d Sc. Diane I., Ii 24 81k N, The F'.. It 17 & E' of 16 111k F Ranches, Sec 3, 15,000. '53-TV Radio - Stereo of North (iuluiita $100. 14-21-31, etc. $4,400 Way man His., Lake Add, Woodlands, Sec. 4, 144,000. (haresF'. I'revatt&wfLeuy Rummage Sales Rennie Bennett Jr & sit ,larIe Frrderrk P. Teslo & sit. Allrr Eugene G. Duffy & 4 g,000 to Johnny Wisdom, Beg. 960 K 55-Boats & Marine ofSWcOrofSEC30.20..33r1lN to(;eu. K. Smith & sit Rolandt' to florence S. Carlsoo, IL 2$ Jeannette to John W. Young & WE. hlotI,Trusteesete, EQuipment C., Its 16-19, 131k 1 highland PhIlll Ten'., $11,000. 4 Margaret A., Its 1819 & 20 Emory C. Posiel], N of 11 372 202.3'. K s.e' etc. 154( 5() S4-Campqig Equipment CorgeDasis&suf Alberta to 111k 1). it 24. Sanlando Springs, 0. P. Swope [arid Co. I'Iat of Adelbert Wm. hIIItuger& sit Park less w 8' ...................iO-(1) Win U M'Af.... L ..f Ilcw,'* it' Ii-,,',. i. ,,: a..... , , . in..,.,. .. -. t,-.crsnrtt Fn,iinment ,,----------44 iIdI4UI1O, l,IAU. L-arlfl)fl ho AlberT SUet) 5 $1 oth, to City of Aitamonte SI-Bicycles 79 Sleepy Hollow, 1st Addn, Ilako Constr. t nt ii Emory Powell to Richard U. Jiafith, Li 24 81k 1, Rd Air, 157,000. .10 of [.148111k 6& 53-Musical Merchandise Emor>- & sit Shirley, I.t 435 Benson, of Li n o. p $10,001. Jeaut. 60--Of Goebel F.ntr. Inc. to Roy C. Frest Brook Swope land Co. Plat of Black Rertha Baker to Mark [3 $39 lice Equipment Cl 0n3ett& sit. Sally, Lu 21 81k A, Hoinmudi, $9,000. Bako Constr, to Essary & sit Stella. a parcel of . . And Supph*i t) I I sl( . John I. I Sweetwater Oaks Sec 6 %%tIiams Jr & sit I iridi S If The Huskr5 (-0 land in SV1 COt 'f ft 1• Palm to Atlesbw(.1 tlui d'nq .styr,aIs nurrl d to J ho I I Edouard A. Gauthier & 4 $33 7130 siSter Oaks, Sec 6, 813*. i'i,schuy 51 $100, 43-Machinery and T oos t Joan to Brian IS. Young & 4. Epoch Prop., Inc. to wthon 11.0 Elliott& sit DorotuIy & Markft.Euary&wfSlellato 1hz.. Li 6 81k 1), We_st Ii. Treon & sit EIiz., 14)11 [Ilk 13 Jcanrit'(Jn 1'. Oliver to Patricia Geti. Long & sit Ma.ie, parcel of for RenI Equipment (ku. H. Myers siidr tni Sale - - ..s- ... .u...J t.... n& Z%lMJ, . - --.................... r'r LJIALX. " ' ' hI I ' 'ni's Jotm fl 3e I & sit to 31 & X 111k 51 SarJando The Sub. Beautiful. Palm Spgs. See., 1AgL'WIaL,f MayJ :t. Mali wnu & #. L :tk* pm!t If UsiMled push. if ;T . ( .f) 5. Jubnson, Condom, t'tdt 4$-A Lakr Villas Condom., $30I1I. Howard Vo & sit Ruby lawence w V06S-& sit Bar tiara, Lu U TraiIs-ood ., I, f)( jy hIlnInlri(k Temperly & sit Mary I.. 1kg 27 cli S of SE cs- of NW', of SW'. of Sec l3-20-30.IW) N 100' Ira' pub etc Ii Mobile I1ome, $iL5. Diephen H Curdle & j I..ero'. Snnonell, & Frank to I K. Nc-Fan-en, Tru.stee. Beg at intrraec. F. line of It 71 Forest ,ciI Cnge Park a 60 & Sr.ir Sr 436 run S 110 W ?20 I1WMOO iQCDI Henx-- B. McGrath, to Doka'es ft. Dugherty, sgL Li S RepI. 67-75, inch helen 'ci Ralph I %%ald & sit & Sit Ruth 1.1 61 I.ongdak Vera, Its 13-15 81k 35, Crystal 121.600. KITTY S. Kwiatkawgj Jr. & Lake Winter Homes s.d. $235 Douglas Arvry & at Charlotte sit Judith to Theresa S Beenhi Unrrue J Berlin • nan Trt.stee % 15(5 of I' of NW'4 it NW'4 of NV,-'4 S'i If.l'aieIa. 1.1 141 ll.ngcLde 20-30, 137.500. 'iin UCITfY Haute Jr. i Chan1esF..FahktoBan4oB. i Pitcher & sif Olivia, 113 81k B liaise La Van Berg C.str. Co M $16,* c'c :-1, lage ag) Allotment tIc lit r ( S.inforil F U Tr (f II Archic Pitt In Dennis Peactui flr1es I.. labor Jr & sit & sit Mary A,, Ii 2 81k 28 to llcrticrt K. Collins & Drramnwold 4th Sec, 1500' sit Edna II 3 81k C Country MylesE Qdtty&wfEwlct Club Manor Un 3 816 to Melvis B. MulIitii & sit OIlS Agmt-Marie A. flexcr Park L NIb of S 1954 22' of W 77.1) tos'm. 1' k & Illi iot t 20-31 811 520 of Itlo & 11131k Greater ('oustr. to Gary Palm Terrace $3750. Altman & s.f JO6U IL, 8*781k Jerome H. Johns Jr Ic s.f P The Witflipdi 5ev' 4, Jeanette to Win C F'.rarwr & iii 1.43.100 Phll s I is I & 4l 111k 11 lItL5&} Lii. Ill Tt'tI '.t'P 40, Sanlaflilo The Suburb & sit Carol, It 4 81k A. Sweet. Ileautilul, Palm Springs Sec. warOab,3ec4A,$34,0O. 134* Ward Hicks, 1w., to John U. Omit B. Ringer 1* Allan Training et impoqta to both "Per'd and IneIo,renc.d people and for the person we hire *11 ProVide the f,net profesgnal braining. C.. $100. deat., 14,100. Woixictest In. $35,000. Ilnaniky Te,'r., $9 Apartrnents Rent Furnished fJ O Grdner- - 66 I lisp ?4 rnent.wrlt:q,vlflQfui, 'nfecvi,w - -totin fl 1Ioyj ?5-Campers h'ouse*,vn ".atu, troriT tad-n Part time A full or — Dasufiod will Travtl Parl Adyertislr be thin 1I Accessories A,? 7-Trucks md 41 -Aviation REAL TOP Orange MLS 1119 5 French 322 1499 237 7U Questions, call Terr-1 AOSOC hi,'in-r Pt, 73 Ji!.LV44II414LL44,J - ''' ' Lilt i as.r -"altu1ri 1rruttj flittlIlil au lit workers interested in assembly type work, Dr'andooc - 30 raN-s - 7$3I Sanford 377310) ----- 7 UNTIL 6 170 ELLIOTT AVE NORTh SANFORD c;ra, 'out I tjccjrOm. 7' b.alh, 7 Sony home Large corner lof I. icIiAi,e MAYI AIR section I to(k. from Lake Morvoe i-an ',tStc opportuntv, tO Se-C ,)"ii I,' it tA%• nl4.c Is...,,. ..s n. Your hostess tIartsar.t '& crier. Asui.. ' ir'... 4fl ti', APAPTMEP4TI. 1505 tt 15th 5t idfoit2babht 'onienuent t erS7 .,rIw,t rig ..is?raIPi..,&4,, SgSacSlunqcl,a., ill lodar Chuldrfa, 'gi' bath, wall --______ 93 Incrpases, and a I I LI I I I. IlL youre .00,flg iDI' a jOu Witti Wu C tO laIn , a z a poueflta,, HUSKEY REALTY. iJIALTORS 1675103 on Vatenc,a Court North Model open ldpni daily On Site pfonqi 3337010 -- -. . _,, MOSSIE C. BATEMAN $1. yl T. c,,., _________ SANFORD REALTY 75-415 French ,'tve *3%tq. CatI Mrs Wethrrt,, 173 SELL? STENSTROM ______ ii . ;. Lots and Acreage- - - REALTY Tt.',tOa4I( APE-A Almost of le,e-1 ground Ideal 'er blacktop road Rolling land with ctrus and tIrade frees Termt . It.c,d II7C 000 DLAND AREA-- Hear St . ' - loveli 3 bedroom I ba'b hOrn, .'.tmi room Snack bar ano .1'nnq area 7t1m,y piflq5 In the- 5' 'i-ncrd card Pe-luttulty l,,m'lj '.'I'T lr,,' C,,J J,,tr ('tr'tr '' IVI L S YOUR Forrest Greene, Inc. R,altcyt 1)01w Farbalsks WE TAKE TRADES t.es m REALTOR (MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE, 1)14777 Ii CIvil PSALI 11$ P494 CALL 322242O ANYTIME AATTRESS a tOX S'RINOS Kings-'ueent '27,500 Jclmns dry & $93 2565 PARK DRIVE SANFORD _________________________ Moving ? Why not live in Sanford's finest established residential area ? .-SSt 1 V t, - ZONED RMOI Approairnate(y 150' on Hwy 16, and 150 deep House can be converted inlO Of Loch Arbor anotf ice Ideal apartment site wIn access from 16 and s4Ocr-it Let me Show you Itt' '.5-blIp', I Call r,s 0.: I 'i - i ' "'i-ic- . - -. . Roberts & Gilman aao.isoo '' - ' ____________ Realtors HOMES OF DISTINCTION Situated On Large Wooded Lots Near The Country Club. Built With Pride By bong*otx3 OFFICE OPEN SUNDAY 123 __________________________ - Mobde Homes '7" _______ ________ .a 211 W. 75 I ILPIN Ifle Ph. 322.3103 for Appt. _______________________________ Real Bargain John Sauls •7) Agency N NEW HOME S QUALITY PCT.FINANCING, uStop Urn!" CHULUOTA I hum home Cm heal A air with 73,./4 $3-I 7S6.7 applications for a SALES MANAGER FINANCING No Closing Costs y-. FHA-VA This position is ideal 95% ConvefloøI 17 926 Btt,iitn B.g Tree Part £ 434 Till We Succeed!" Fern Park. taking DISTRICT 01/0 AS5OC INC .REALTORS Elmer Bakalla, Inc. Department is I RANKLIN RAMSEURI iWe Don't Stop The Circulation NATURaS. SETTING fRANKLIN RAMSEUR ASSOC Inc REALTORS 131 $ She-Greater Mall __________________Cas%elbenr I TLARI? 29,3OO.37,5OO No down payment 10 veterans Low dCitn fHAor.9Spct.cor,,- New 3$. I t,dnm homes in Sk,lark Realtor Were located In Deland, lust north of Old P1E12 Assume a low interest mortgage. a low down, arid move into a (Iysewe-rwatr ln&nareathat (3110K ERS I wa laid out to, ch.lOren to be The Time Tested Firm and priced for the working man's budget 177.500 bofal priCi' (liyt: 3726)23 Night 312-M3 _____ or I Ordroom, I bath. lrCnd ,amd. -Ssme Old mortgage 1d P-.m, 373 $771 At!tl1tiyC bedroom bOck tome,' iv owner For appointment, call 373 7970 tv after 6 p ni 'all 574 ' — HALL REALTY ST. JOHN'S REALTY CO. - I? LONOWOOti tlOOE lSth 5t I?? -- AUSTINDEVELOPMENTCOPP-- 7 tOrni Icy r,nt Of ti P.,, Sn,tll $31 6)03 egut Alit 141, Over pavrcivnts EVEREST REALTY INC I?)) Wrlt0r, ôOl S Hwy I? 97 - - Mlillai,d, 621 044 831-8400 for a man or woman who enloys work coupled with the challenge of fiela management of Distributors. outside, sales This is a career position that offers excellent growth opportunities. The Greater Mall Casselberry, Fl,, L - Apply in person to... 1hl Airport I MON FRI $4 SATU R DAY 9 3 BRUNSWICK CORPORATION Lane DeLand, Fia. 32720 ______________________________________ NEWSPAPER doe-s nut knowingly accept HELP WANTED ADS that inthcate a preference based on age from em p1oyers covered by the AG DISCRIMINATION It) EMPLOYMENT ACT More intormatton may be obtained form the WageHour ettice at Rm 309. Or lando Prcf Ctr 37 W Lake Beauty Dr., P.O. 13os ?'I A. ('ta,'ido. Fla - 3q06. telephone Ill 1026 ' l',ti C#nt'd.c,f CALL --- TAFFER REALTY OatS 2000 BrunswIck _, Tratleri 7531 Pail On 37? 211$ 4??,., "ourS REAl. 100 3?? 1711 3:7 39' I 322 0611 fl"L - Apartments Rent r ii fll Hunt Realty 3 tceciroom, I', or two batht, all bicI. From 123.400 70th Street to LorlJ%t, turn lift to II??, St. right __________________________ PA'.FNNA PARK Quality well krpl 1 t'r,Irpon, 2 balh. eutra ni-c pool crntral 4ur, kitChen equipped, fAmily room, tureplace, wall to wall carç'rl t in'Ile.l rw-ght,n starting wages, regular wk --------. BUY tnc Pe,iltor s' 54 P41 0110 - '''u quatufying LOP4GWOOD ct, VA--Nothing Pown OPEN SUNDAY Brunswick Corporation, a leader in corn. mercial and defense manufacturing, has eft.ct.n:e's& .. 4141 11hV•lI2 no W'thb$e first or Second mortg.ge-t in any condition Southeastern Acceptance Cor poral.on. 621 1573 Development Corp Allamonfe Springs, 9017734711, Ms-Bradford Open lSpm W.orvt r Pt bath, 1 Bedroom, I, baths, 1)250 do*n. $1?) mo I' pcI Acre Really, PEAL TOP. in *1?, AoSli - . ompiarison 834-3363 Au advil Dr TO DELANO AREA - BALL REALTY ldIy A npw community of 5) tcn.tk.bomel West of i?97on Holly Or Our Sign will direct you HA. DALE REALTY INC. hIS of Take advantage of Our prices, only *34.900 and 577,5,30 "-'C 'nd complete modern kitchen BROKER 371 761) r . Day HILLS LU,rly 3 be-'Jroorn. 2 ball, brick. homes ton discriminating people Peaceful setting Oak Ire-es ada to lh beauty Of Ihese delghttully spac out h0metit See Orange Hulls in Orange Th bout, is Priced to sell OWNER IIAS ALREADy MOVED' Direction Hit,- 179) to Sanford Take 25th St to IdylIwilde Section, right on Laikwooa Ir fly _______________________________ ill s YOU.,. Cars Removed ;j-Motar cs'c ij 'nnoI? 32 I 199) ITi c 322 7)11 iI m6'1iI,pmm., TV. telfl*,One pool, si1Y1 Trsler 6!7-Junk - s. Asyou oh44' RepaIrs Stemper Realty WV., R oomsI or ,ent -------------------------- VILLAGE 1.4 and SR 434 irmrelmou's, development Seiers ottec terms. $150.00) III 45(13 APOpKA AREAacre-s. 660' on 117W F,rtt St 372 3411 Realty, ifl 1301 76l'liawatba Av at)? 97 SPRING WOOD Lots MID FLORIDA REALTY MT N Orarvjt' I IL) 71a) t.,,s dawn SI?? mo S pcI Acre Rt-.mlt, REALTOR. 323 7750 P1 GENERAL ELECTRIC APPL APICES down 3 bedroom, 7 beth bonte Cen?rat helt & air on a beaulutul acre I rom Markham Woods Rd we-st CA) lb, then r.rtpu cv, Dell I Ik'drm . - ;scsarv SEVERAL be-lUljful lOt$. restri tons Approa 13.1CC. 10 pit I ('ccs Road near Se-muncIe Golf Club OIh.rhn.,,.,.,...--------.' sunsiocrru SIr-il 3 bedroom. 3 bath horn, 7 rears old With man, e-. '4% and pr.crj in m )Os i,iu Om, hat a spIt biedr0cm pini central heat & air, TOP iSQ3 Fta. 37701 Trade - CBS fl% I ('1 We invite- yOt Just t'uc-,i tUrn,-' 29 't Transportation 38 Disney 10 nres with bdrm horn., tiled farm land Priced right lF AL TOPS Water.Sewer.Pavee, SUNDAY I I p ryt REALTORS 377 7I71a's ZIG-ZAG _________________________ sot LAKE 1 PONT TEEN, 14100 Ti-cn SING MACHINE (1 - - 77-Auction 7$-ALto . Coins ?G-Swapand "rd industrial Idpl location Set cu to uw , •nd rent i5 573Q(I) I .-r ms III 5272 r l'r' Pe. fr, ''i Inin. Poitibitiel UØ mi-s.*i&, ...,,. ..,.. •s ,,. .-.,,, iJfl requ,r,d for Inventory and inning Call COLLECT ton Mr Ps _ St_1441634) tOIlC'30o,rr - OPEN 2.5 IflVllWllnc TRAILER LOTS Short Term Lease 'Santord s Sales Leader" Your Multiple Listing Agent, Loch .,rid N ,' - rim 1,LS _______________ I2A-Mob___Horn, Furn. & Unfurn. Late Mary homes.?, Euclus . - Call 322-2420 Anytime (1 10K FIELD, '7). set upon I acre noOded lot, river nighti, boat ramp. 3 bdrrn . 64' a Il' Dealer 32) 0)50 -________________ REALTOR Deflary OPEN HOUSE Afnraj'sr ?iuncIjut (.r dt , Ofl OFFICE & WAlittlousI 57.610 Dttrsb&itOrp6,, o, lull time to Supply Company •ttabt , %Ii,d 2 17b French il-AntIques HELP' 3 Acres pIus Small 3 beoom home Ihat needs plenty of help But 1 now livable $13,000 One bedroom lurft4h,d apartment contract CaiIcoli,cl.W Rogers. 904 334 l7C, .....,,____,,,,_ 531 S272 _________________ 'IMMEDIATE INCOME _ tEAL TOP _______________________ in rarr rii Garage tale' Don't to'gel to ad,ertse t in tte distil led ads' WI AL TOP _____________________________ Close in I bclrm furniShed apart reent Security diposit rr-qureo NOTHING DOWN Ph 372 7411 0 'ii' rice I bell-porn. I bath 1.73.900 And one 3 bdroom. I bath Onebedroomamwlea,adUltso,,a No $II.30, with VA t.ri.rn( ricj I.rt 5 pets 372 3610 from i to 730 p cm, tee ii you Qualt, - th Cfll $12Qoo t mnvet, fully returnable, under Planning a - it II ACRES- Sanford I 10 ,rar old - 'rc.S 900 c-1 u5 trrcs 115 -- i GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 'renchAve )501Orlancrjr )n 5200 37) 551.)) HOPKINS REALTY INC. ORANGE "Sanford's Sl' Leader" Your Multiple L.tt,ng Agency Local and National MLS JIEALTORS 2563 Park. Dr CLIFF JORDAN AVALOSIAPARTMFNT$ ADULTS P4OPE'tS 116W 7na St Business Opportunaties Ar, ,o - 5510 — 00 - , noon Stam - — Rq5 Horses - Inn ISA? hCCpont *.tP, R(A It yOu interested ,,s - .i.. '-.. career iritPs unlimited opport,,n,t I 0, both income ano a,i I ---Wanted to Suy e WELAKA APARTMENTS ibiw, itt. s. I , - ___________________________ Average Pay Vacation Health insurance Meis rent 131 000 to 123.500 Also Iyiilabl? 1141,. low Oown. or VA rio town As Icy C).'-,- ll,)rinit bedroom. furnished. w'th c,irOrI and ar. 1110 per month suit' REALTY. 13) . arge living room, Florida room Immediate possession. nc pualitying, AsSum, low ntretl loans Ch00%e from 1. 1 3 yr. ola Spanish, Colonial Modern I bedroom mod,ls Carpeting. arages. range's. ,etrig,rators in all models On. hat central ar All lik• new, monthly payments less than 10 mInutes from Sanford and Orlando, Efficiencies, I a 2 bdrm, Townhouse from $145. ID ACRES Geneva High, in, vooded Mini ranch ste. $3I,5.s SAVEOVER$I i-'',UIr*de inayntor, must reducc-d & 5,6vingt are being p.iSsed to you LONGW000-OWNER TRANSFERRED IUIfiJf5 Ll r'RJlUI. .J,j LIt Ills.) ,' I .'r' - t .,rr,, Mobde Homes _________________________ CORBEl? REAL ESTATE CDAf'IAIIC I - C4)ly BARGAINS 3 room apt ri Sanford Carpet AC US mq - Itt & laSt 373 3931 - Sheraton Sanford thai PARADE OF - Furni%h,d clean garage apt Available March Is? . DO Call I $5 APPLY INPERSON Pymentt cheaper As.,01 llBedroom Adjttsonly PavkAvenveAiobl. Pars 2513 Park Drive. 3727941 Above I An important pan 01 any s.&,s position is calling on esiabi,e iota canvassing or tOlIe(lioq,$) g.zeic.. fr,? C,ilJ flOw. PhyIIu Capponi lM.'.o, Femaiet 3 Man1 tring bepef,ts Svth as free accounts as well at np customers. anc' we have both (no 'GOOD NEWS. 323.6650 Call 322-2420 Anytime _________ Only 5,1.300 bUyS 1hi5 lovely 7 yr. Oh 3 bOrm tip' ' *stti carpets J.i'aclr tence,. yard. tcr?rn, PILAI I I SANFORD, very t date- I bdrm beautiful borne & grounds on 7i acre's By — BELAIR- We hav, a fli(p 3 hedrorn for only 5)4,00) Sh4dy lot, nicety larviscapp.j E itra llrge Ilord noon Could be tv,ijijht under FI4A 221 07 program to, little down p.1,-ni-nt Cal, Ow details Houe for Sale - ADULTS ONLY f''i?1 * hoSp,taI,,ation and Life in %ifar'ce 41 Two bedroom duplea furnished apartment 1720 Orljncfo Drive. Sanford _____________________________ to 'd$ - :, . . rluuseteeping i it you are •ntrrrtvj ,n carp,r .00rtvnty * iti an OutStand ompany, you might be the person ire are looking I, ' -- • Central Heat & Air Pool & Clubhouse • Laundry Facilities • Shag Carpeting Kitchens Equipped • 6 Months Lease • l.'.l' ,-' I YOUR FUTURE IS NOW WITt4 US' . - • 1 & 2 Bedroom Apis. • - e,-.- P ,a:a & Seminole Slight? Food Waitresses •Cocktall Waitresses Bus Help vai time wet, paying position to, VOUQ man Light duty eu.prnen? asWmblp work Full benftI Write to Boi 537 In care of The Sanford Herald. Boa iou. Sontord, Fla 2 ResponSible adult family wants rent unturnished quiet horns V'cinty Sunlan.j. Lake M-ar Pinecrest Yearly r,newabl lrit, E'cellent reference's Sen ' rep,es tp Boa 53) in care of Tfi Sanford Herald, fbi ISSY, San ford I W.it Of 17 91 bitwein Fairway 'I Wanted To Rent Want to rent. Furnished ,fflcl,nc or one bCdroom apar men? Retired male 3725143 1)2OFLORIDAAVE. 60) 'it' first St 1?) 4061or 312 9)20 . DREAMWOLD Sparkling flel, 3 bedroom, 1" bath wit?, Central (Imat, control. carpeting, pato Plus many new eutras All ,o.-rs for 125.000 It's really nice' 'IS, APARTMENTS S • paneling wall P.Iper and carp. treat aria ar COndt,on. cover, walk. Coiner location. Eliti a, dt i'%, "7)) I) Country Club Roii LakeMary,rla.$175p.rmo I .p on minImum 1 yr leati JOHNNy WALKER REAl ESTATE & CONSTRUCTION 333 38 . "I h."i'dOLO PuPIL new 3 ,,nJ 5ufl5 irOom homes *ulh 7 balhs OnlO 14R,it. p11.0, ce-ntrli r4l and air, 5.31 CC r,ncj.ng from 530.300 to $3700) I. '1 buys 'n Sanford' See them .iay From French Avenue. tat SHADE COVERED 5,inl Barbar.i to Hartwell. turn north to now homes You'll like Corner locOtion 3 bdrm - 7 bath, ttnri,' .InI,. AOtk%?,,p 13? 50.3 Country Club Corp. NOW LEASING. $ lutes fnthd 2015 M UNSWORTH REALTy bdrm I bath, family room. equipped with range, refrIgerator. 645 119) waSher dryec and wall ar (on d.t'onng unit. ' Sd!,. 107$ 24 flour Servic, (.111 )73 7 ,3$ bang,- cc, ir 5?) S ECONOM ICAL 'ryl liv ARMS ao d IPIAT _, Business Property For Rent Only 'Wooded, high, dry mica S24.S00 flank. PpQttet'sion 1510 ChaoS. from $31 7373 Dealer Cajibart Real Estate 4 BEDROOM P,'.Yt AIR-- This (Ovid be San lord's top bvy in a 3 bedroom. I', bath home With air and central trIt It's very nice Fenced yard. 'ary beautilul plants Kitchen .'ij,,ipped. toO Only 573.000 Better Magnolia Square FRANKLIN - _________________________ 31 Your Multiplplitting Agency Local and National MiS REALTORS 2S6Parp!, . sI minutes (torn Maytr '-ntry Club and within walking 1 stance of IdrllCild, Elemtn '"c 0nIr9,,artold Seethisonc. l sure' 140L1A710 REALTY II-)rnp on Ccvrcrr 0? in Older si-i tin A? qröpCtn j t lid or,IncJr. trtp P4,',lr Church .riiJ S(hcycl 57I,9 1,rrn - "Santond't Sales Leader" Tie SHERATON MOTOR INN accepting •pPIcat,ons for thf followirig eiper,e, persons Holiday Hoot, of Sanford 5 trces,ed ,n a part time ca.e, lb ios,t.,n s fan'astc wort 'rig hours 71 fsr I week 3.30 f 9 70 hot you must be a PIghI, QvaIf,d caShier hOstet Apply in perso,. intv to 330 E. Commercial, San 34-Resort Property For Rent 11.-re lh.jt ,Il I broom, 7 utn yOu',y' t'.en wailing tar Just 571.950 H,i mate onlrol. equipped ktctin 2 & I Bedrooms CAMP SEMINOL PlO IlCOPOliC bvevages allow,, p4'.) OtIS Ph 377 4170 Call 322.2420 Anytime maps I Fiectroor,, I - U flu nr'steS.Homt%.Ac, and ?,'ivntn property Icy iT1' II I1.1t Lfl I I " ieiorak LAK(MAR y Of 3 t4rni - I balh CO home, near 5,h00l5 BY owner 523.000 31) I tv R a 121 i'sl III I SEVILLA GARDENS lUXURY APARTMENTS One md 1Ao bedrooms, some *th Adultt I -,r I, Ph 377 1199 iii • Work in Santofd .in problem Bored 3)-Houses Rent Furnished n stro reSdent,al area 4ntocd Ave Gas Problems? Don't Comm u te! l"oliay. l4ou'se of Sanford it n ter,5,ed in full time watrrisse, working P Ito 9-30 Th include some Sa.turdays & Sun clayS Apply ,n peri 330 E Commercial, Sanford . I tcelir.jrn t?n-.'i,.d One CI, C) a. $153 'co Srcrit 1 Dpos rv1lPc'd(e,ln<t i'd tim i room All t'a-r nr* tuU electric kuttherit Charming -. — --Apartments Rent Furnished ii -Wanted • and Gv6Itia?.Cins" - -. Unfurnished J7--Bu,.inss • contact the Sanford City P.c soiviel Director or the Civil vceOttic,qtfht,Sanfo,dCityHalI for further •nfcrm6tiOn or ap pliing for employment and tubm.ttng resume of baCkgron4 only to Sweeney's Office Supoly. III M.aonolia Awl'. Sanford -Insurance 73--Roorn - Cmelici to boy Or till. A,. Elm 7601 337 $714 POSITIONS AVAILABLE NOW Il-Help Wanted Wanted to . - Mobile Homes Rent Sunday" Te$7155 Oualitcations College graduate *Ih degree iri recrea?.on. physical education or CIO$Cly allied fields College degree may be sub%t,tutCd by active ci i(in(fl recreation wth proven references BOTH poSitions rp to' full tr-.e employment with all City C, Service RightS and Benefits N.ght Club arid thatr tours, sports events. signt teeing, conventions. trad, shqws 13$ 3)0112 Noon tO I pm - 3-I "Open House Recreation Supervisor -_____________________- ________________________ IS -Action Sports - 7I-Sltuatlon% SuCh informaton 'a*ing% - ii Realty French Ave. Sanford ____________________ l4-Campng Resortt IllS 1 I'U1 I ilL 4 - O4O. rI.A Ste from plat books, official records CW Ordinances and the trnifir of Kitchen help. IS arid olden Açply in pn°n only to Bahama Joel. 750$ - LtI I SI' (J111 ') , O?JJ?C Supplemented by c thr )?'S I'XPerien(e 0? 1*0 vfS COlbe.re Ability to interpret field notes a'd apply them in performance d?atIflQ duties Be capable 0 interpreting legal descriptons - turn5P,ed hOuy (lily 117 1767 2 bedroom t'O,- Aej,lI Only Ued rooms 323.7870 t,I!Cri - ?ii'lirCrt, /'iJult * 11394 1051110 Bar Trainees I-instructions I Dt DRAFTSMAN Help Wanted - 1 0-Do If Yourself * - ,, ' C,tyotT Servcr Ii acc,p(,ng •ppl'calcvs for mmed:at, employment ,qi lIo*ing 11.YING CARPET buNS. INC .1rinelicke$t. Cruw and T0s.t j Semoran rates Ivd, IH*'y 4)41 lIt 3731 3-Cemetaries , rnsiis or 727 - TraveI,encies Orir tarpeting - iie Houses Rent Furnished _____ 1' Mad. D*r$ tIme. motel eioec.- ri rn ____________________________ 2-In Memoriam CI full time poSition Salary cc mensurate with QuaIf IC.? ons Send resume and requremcr's P0 1795. Sanford, Fbi i' 17771 horn?, day. fl0h1. or *trk tndt Vot meals 32)045 - I • 33 ACR5- Lake Mary Privacy ,ester day's prices 120.500 f4rJ _ S ACRES - HousesforSaIe - * Club House LL/ JLj 'L.. ) ] ! 41 NOW LEASING 'tp you, we can' ___ I trdroom ktchn equipped, a I cndtcyl.J $150 ma 550 depot? 11? (.4.15 * Swimming Pool ' flArlrn3er iot meals Tender love A care f your chitd Educational child care & kindergarten A Childs World, s -Salord Ave 37) $121 _______ wi bat, si -- 5 Cockta WatrMs III 9171 — SECRETARY WANTED lp 261 1 Irci Av .'-urity I 6934 HA' 1.015 01 LOTS Residential watertronl, cor,-, rn,-qclal - younameit.wep,a,e, If IOU (ant find the home. Store or commercial Duildirig you want contac' S'entIrom It anybody can :. I .s'Jo?5 I (alder ( ?lc $173 $10 iii Mstlon PoS5bI Place a wa' md ,iiicj waich the re-Suits P S Itie, are- Ow -ci cost ,00ui Realty ,'lL Lotsand Acreage Iwo well located bu.lding lc)f) by owner For appo.ntment (411 3)) 2920 Stenstrom Houses Rent Unfurnlshed * Clothes Washer.Dryer - 13 . 2 hrdroo I?) Bedro,r Triltrt & AI% 7 Adult parks. I mimI1 Pks 3315 Hwy I? 92 '.'nfo,d 32) 19)0 Day. Wk . * Range. Refrigerator Child 6 ---Cards of Kenneth K. hunter, Lot 30 111k 24 Dreainwold, 12.300. RobertE Newell& sit June11. to Charles H. Newell & sit Constance S.. 1.1 10 81k 23, North On. 1st Addn Sl8,(X). tQCD Sandra Rotenberge'r, igi to Dasid N. Rotenberger, Ii 3 81k Yetta Snyder, sgl & R Snyder. s1 it) 'ctta Snyder. sgl & Rona Snyder, sgl., K 6.5' Mayfair Sec. 1st Addn. $100. iQCDt Sandra I. CaUser form. Lawton to Wtn. K. Lasiton, stil. 1.1 28 81k 61 Saniando Sub. Beaut., Palm Springs Sec., $100. Roosevelt Matthcw, sgl etal to Mary K. Matthews, Lot 1111k 40 Jamestown $100. Mary E. Matthews, i WI). Brooks, SE 4875' of NE 100' of lot 1 131k 40 Jamestown - Lots and Acreage SAN MO PARx Sandlewood Viflas - "1 ___________________________ Care Announcements ' •* am DeJdllne-.-.12 Noon ••••• "4"" by Art Sansom btupli apt Washer frost lr rrlriqtrto, Adultt No pets 5) 1. * Furnished .0 f Ifl Islle . * DlSnosal.0lshwk r' AR TENDERS WAITRESSES nus HELP DESK CLERKS Applcanls please apply in pert--. LOST Male Boaer. very beautitl,4 ts old Left yard Wednesday Day Before Publication l,000. I tTir1e,J.,1.. R01.511ev HOLIDAY INN OF SANF0w lsnw,acceptit'applcatoos Due. French Ayr 332 '2°? • Joanne H Stebbtns, Beg. at pt Euguse J. Menelee & wf 219.55' N of SW cor of NW'1 of Ethel etal to Mattity Menefee, NE'1 of Sec 20 etc. $100 niltIIl i'i,r Wendall Jarrard to Stetson to Eugene J. Menefee & Ethel, Univ., S 242.4' of N 523I' of all l4)t 114 less N l31.8't & w of the NW'4 of NE'1 of Sec 14-20- 2032 iii i less RR Eureka 11am30, K of SE, $24,500. Louisfl. BIIIsSr& wf Betsy to mock, to: Tazzerell Menefec & (QCD) Alfred Lee Moore to DII. Jackson E'i of NE'i of Freddie Mae, Lots 124 & 125 Jo Ann Moore, It 62 Sunland SW'4 of Sec. 16.20.32, & S' of Eureka hammock, to: John Est., 1st Addn, $100. E'., of SW'4 of Sec. 16-20-32 SUIis Menefee & sit Janie, 14)13 Hii'wn DoJeSUS & sit isirlerva 135(XX) 127 & 127 Eureka Hammock, to: to MargarIta Mendez, [1 101 Robert S. Brown & sit ('aweneodolyri Meriefee & sit Bear Lake hills, $7,000. Elisabeth to Clifford N. Ables & Viola, Lt.s. 128 & 129 Eureka Jack Jaekson& sit Dolores to Ethelda S 10' of II 35 Fort Hammock, $3,333 Mark Coostr, Co., ILs 11 & 17 Mellon Doreen K. Hyndman, wid to s. $400. R1k 20 Pine Let ci s-d, $3,200. [toss K. Adams & wf Melba to ('harks Stoll Jr. & sit linda, I.,L.s Hyde Supply, Inc. to Werner Wm. I'. Mann & sit Juan, It 3 3 & 4131k G, 2nd Sec., 1.3,700. $40 500 a rn LitHe rnepumv:.*fiive FOund lam.. 5:30p.m. Saturdays a Holidays 4 Sr & Shirkoc to Furman 1tmakcr & Thelma, 1139 & N 20 of 40 & 41 Lone I'tnC'I flS•100 Louis B. hills Sr. & sit Betsy tO hiolLis A. Long & sit Lucille, s' of SE' • of NWIi of Sec. 16- LostandFound iiepartment Hours (QCL)i Chaunrey S Daniel & Elmat') Win. 11. Spears& Tha' NV,', of Set' 14.21.31 repl. $15,600. Thomas M. ROUSe THE BORN LOSER Apartments Rent Furnished -' AutoMecharnc witheaperiencearmao*nlov Call)fl 3161 — Want Ad 9 ' 9;34 07? Rn 726 11)3 N & 10111k 5, Tier John 1.1 31, Li 30 & K 15' of 29 111k 11 137500 QCD) lions E. lvkovlch, sgl Crystal Lake Winter Homes, tQCDi Inez Meredith, sgl to to (',eo. S. Ivkovicti & sit. Eliz., $23,000. harry A. Goehring Constr. Co. EugeneMaIIek&wfJn LI 10 131k N. Camelot Unit 2 lnc.,Lot378-9ftlkA,Iots2-. Eugene F. Combs& sit Alice, II 6 & ie-, 111k 11, 14)13 2-17. Joseph P. Murray & ,-f 38 Winsor Manor, $39,500. Blk C & Its 2-12 111k 1) GolfWrenco Homes, Inc to Robt. slew Est., Sec. Meredith Manor Estelle to W. W. Home & sit Ruth, 1.13 9, 10 & 15, BIk 11, N Ramsey & sit Bonnie, LI 284 Un. 11100. Wrenwood 1113., Un. 2 $33,467. Highland Park, $48,600 Wrrnco Homes, Inc to Benny District School Board of Scm. fletcher Prop Inc. to Carolyn to Altamomfle Plaza Associates, F. Adfl)s& sit Panka A., Ii g S. Walker, sgl., ('ondom, Unit K's of SW' 4 of NE'4 of Sec. 14- Wremwoçdflts., Un. 2, 133800 lIlA & Carport Un. G39 Lake Wicco Homes, Inc. to %'Illas Condom. $31,100. 21-29. less r.w i- Is 11000 DanWilliamstolarksSpeeej EUVDeA..H,ayi& sit Mlrrilje, Perry J. Lee & sit Dana to & sit Margaret, Li 20 BIk 2 U 151 Wrmwood hits., Cu. 2, Melvin 1. Smith & sil Dorothy $31,710. It 10 111k 3 HepI. Sb. I & 2 No. flea V. Bayestol. A. Radioff, Orlando Townsfte 4th Adds Hallmark Constr. to 0. K. Robifl$ofl& -ti-fWt1lJeMa LI 1 LIS 143, 145&l47Town of Long. 120,400. iit)OtJ s.d, $23,300. lUk J, W dngwn (), Charles W. Finnigan & wf , 121.200. Clarence Ray & sit C'harlotte Virginia to Rosemnarie Pt-!i, l.t Robert L Taylor & sit 1)011)to Paul G. Moore & wf Clara, It 19 1)1k I Repl. of 511. 1 & 2 No. to Edsi. L Hunter& 4 Barbara 129 longdak s.d 1st Addis, Oil. Townsite 4th Addn 'il1. No. $19,500. J.,USI31k!1JncoInhlts.,S,.2 Oil 122.800. Winsor s of I'.jw,tt, Helen to North Orlando, Philip $30,000. MARRlAGP:rforrne 4 1 Crum Katherine • AnEM Opportunity En'',ri SANFORD YELLOW CAB co 70)5 Pa's Ave. - - Rated For Consecutive Insertions-No Change Of Copy. . $ fd, Deltona. DeBary. Semin , Volusia Counties Apply ,r n' Adults or Teens . Ringer 31 ' for Want Ads The Longer Your Ad Runs The Less It Costs Per Line Per Day. Kemp DRIVERS! ARE YOU TROUBLED' Cjll TOIl Apartments Rent UnfurniShed 310cm apartment 2nd flOur rr.,rti & security required Phon, jj P.O FOP ANY DEBTS INCURRED Fuilor part lime. Da, or nightsls,,t, BY ANYONE OIlIER THAI) IS yrs or older We will tri MYS bCVIS,% Signed Paul A. Lord 091a7 000') Ask 30 - I WILL NOT OE RESPONSIBLE P k. IUISUIJ US — Great For Bargain Hunting - l_ SELL BUAYV !?7--C , -- Call l • Bar. I. Sanford t Ads __________________ 41y sor, 5 TO ' ' Personals i TheSanfordHeraldS,,n,!, A-'-h The Circulation Department 1ir 'aitthr~i hjrrath �------ =----- ------= - __ ------ - - - - • 6C-The Sanford Herald Sunday, March 3, 1974 C!ssi#!imo d ____~~ 44 ALABAMA 36 ACRES. PASTURES & WOOdICIld 3 %treamfLOy,fv la k e life. $ r oom house. barn, garage etc Great tithing & Psint.ng Mutt itt, t 514th 1tItc332$)9 52 I II. 22 2 11 - Sal. P color TV Il"comcl..$IiO. Ph 3233111112 4 Sanfor d A UC on uc tilOfl rL:)., :.,,L ( Li. MONDAY tiIGP4T Anlg,, TVS, M.sc,flarsqroui, New and used furniture and appliances Pluj 101-n il sales (watch ads) - --" ni or vilur. 1300 Frencl Are 7237310 Sanford. Fa. - 333 7s,36 - s MannC Bikes, Bikes, Bikes PINEY WOODS BARN We buy twm,tvfo and m,%C Soil for IS Pct Consignment Fret pickupt. Auction Saturday at 7 We must tell at e, Goods -- - - ---- 64 A .- L - urL -- -- i.i . I ~ .., • .,,l ' t• -; 'i1t , t il_. ' j . %4 ~ I , i, % . . 4ri 0.o00 •. 000 I VM , i!1, - ., J t~ ~ ~ ., - .i; ______ - 5tk ~- i- .a' . ': :' 1~11 a : • 1 ,d . J: 1 - . 1~il, 0 " j lt t~L i '11 I -0: .A . . t,T111. i .w I P W_ 4i. -4 #' . -4 V ,II k- V Ii,,, 5 v vi~- _z ~ - - - - ~ V 0 - - tt: ; - A,.k ..' 5 ;, ~ l 'r I , I .- ç i, a i ',.. " k~ i e, . . a . - M .' .- 1 z I AAA - II i;; q ~' i ;.~ - 4! 44 - . -. z i ~ - _T , a - % -IT- .. A q I , ~ "'. f I 14 I , A .. , . .- , % - . I 1i 0 • 0 \_I, -. !4-: -, I -- I -,' ' k I # - . w i th a win • ' 1i 0 . 0 ' of • 5II II I .1 -4 - .47, I, 4 . . t It 4 . 1 o;, . I .. . - ;: • . '. -, - .-- 11 I XE Ii .. ,. - . I . . i I 4 ~ . -. - 11 , . . 4__ - ~ i~ i , t ' ,' I b lit ~ W ,# J .. , . I- . . I : '3* . ~ - - - , 0 - L--- - - tf , _____ • $198 - ' - , . $ do P - PA ~_ 46 - -~ ':1 X. 5. i~ . -, . ~ lil*~ t_ . , 3 V -. . SNAGS 6149 lNSTh.LL , ,_ •s. kiln dealer- 10 Closed YPsuriday a t,.aas. .. lit n's "C .- , . - -.--, fle Ccri-,rcal & Pea.deyst,aI Eli-c 'r - il S,rv.c,, Licensed & Bonded. All 51-rn'nule Co. 24 Hr An tweing $30 5011 SERVICE Plastics, Jtry, Trophiet _al, Beth Dr. Sanford. 3371551 Free pick up, Oeltvery, A towing Sam Co *tPi ma jor .. , s..., ___________________________ kn.m llI9S.SanloqdAye,3fl31 - (hod Form EQupment will sill fast .InI c451 ih 1 C'at I Call 322 2611 or 1)1 P3 Bar & Rest. Equipment "' Herald PeS?a4rant & Bar Eu'pmnt Custom fabricated Some used Sate or lease 53$ 5330 EXTERIOR PRESSURE CLEANING F~wW -, & . .. 2 1 L. PressureCleaning, no job t bg or 100 small Interior. & (.t,r,ci, paintingr All 1399$ r'enure cleaned ou flnrsnrs 04r-.- 1 Irte C,lr'lli1 fq 373 13791 A Z REMODELING f nclosed t';.fli. (Atperdrj P4* c i %Ty invest. 100 • rola!%No°" 1" . : to Carpet Care DeAmMØIT Income Tax - Professional Tax Return Service at your 'ionic. No e'.tra charge, Call 3334977 for at. every ONeqf19gfl CIpi Saturday - 2 East *odd ly 97 -Mcrani- Uetrr*a, Carpet Care 1 J-an.toriat Service Free Ell ()y Pr-re 'ncIseS all I $31 CIII Need help *i'h yO4' ircOn,. T CC nIken'ping' Call Lake Mary Pt.ibl'C Acc.on1:rg. 321.01 0,,373 :. i gs. - - °' F' E!4, - I ',i:2 , 9 , "s ~ - 11111 14 " rA 'I V4.1 • • ,' . i i . 3123510.171213 You'll be I ;~; C the parade of who have joining J411 "a iE~ R: 5 , 2 I 9 * ~! I, C~ 1:;~ i~ _L1 F ret t1 m•tfl e. movement of goods and services. Whatever your needs may be, check the Classified Ofl first. You will be surprised at the perade of bargains. - Water cCitditiOnirs. in 410 S ,5 ,g W. 1 >. • r ;. ', .... - - ,. 'f SUPPLY CO i \\~~. I I' . 4V g ;.. lftw . 4 ii -A 1*91, 9993 ' ,hp 1.4all " ' I-L) ifir ~, I i ~., ~ UL :.. -.9 Ci ~! .a I= CL ap, a a , RX'I IL -3 R -5A C.8 CLJ .0 = U'; _; ... I go .9 0 ;"1 1411! .5 Ja 4 ll.:2 0 ; .01! i Ill i:.:3 S to id . ii a 9 .2 ;19 I Q H ;i ~ -8 9 ; ,~~ - ~ Is rs 2 - X A I., - - I 9 ' 0 o CA CD a 0 ai z 0 . 16m (D W memo Gi) Q 0 __ __ •a 1-40 1-'-'z (1t) Cn 4) a) I 0 am 0 :t: -C 117 : 0 , , all : m " ' 'S ;~ : -2 U t, 0 d .0 -~8 .8;,, -m- i A . iiIN 6i r.- gi -i 1. ~: 4 0 . ! I; 1 - J - " X C6- .I ;n ti zq: 9 ?g I: 0 ;a.- I N, a I.; -tfl I~ I~ i ; 1.8 15 r..R I ; a i; z ~ -.0 E !: = > 01 toIS to6 - E : E 1 '36 - g >1 'U _ :d 4. 1 6 !, i !, .. .. "11111101i U) U) • 1 > -~! .0 - : ,_ LL, --1 J 9! DH IJ to ;.. 9 . ci ~ J I .. : J 'R 5 a C V) ~ I .. - , V, - ~ = : r. : re -5 OR - NT -.0--t- -.--' , C: - 'd W 9 k. Dial 322-2611 We reple.r amid w"itip - .9 ; L V V 0: , J g.;, ;." ~-:g -l'i ~ r ft - =~ a 5 i--r. WELLS DRILLED-PUMPS SPRINKLER . 31 E" - "i115 it ~:_ i" = ~ cr; 11 . M = ic : t 1= M : r= : 4 .9 i u1j 0 U L i,;- Jilfi fl C: 'U kit C) a) LM U I ~ 3 2 X'2 IJIL 19 L. 4) in ,.; 0 'E.J f iji i7! #i W I( .! 2f .. DICK JOYCE WELL ORlLLlf 3" and large r, pwnpe. sprinklers 5u . - C) 2-8 sici. !i!1i::J lHil J 41 I "I innumerable newspaper readers 1 J V fa I., R CL L= As you do your spring house-cleaning, look carefully for those items you no longer use but which have value and serviceability. 'Ik I' • iiOtl is them rn a fast-ac ting tAIan or speedy sale. I' '( .1 .b&( ir,,Ltt In'"ll - xxxxxxxxxxxxo"I U SIF . .. MACHINE A 1 0 :~ d !! ~ . = E L. : eEl C -C .js'' ' If winter has left you deep in the "ho-humdrums", and you'd like to march to a diffe rent fl exc t ng a ,here'san idea: Sandblasting . ..,-s (1) .40 'as . 0 - Cliii 0 ci'. . c" C __ no • b. Cs& * • a.WUfl9 - -" , I. : W. ;j • IIAIPY HL AN Efticent clearing ClfttPf •or surfaces Rfs, P,'ot l lt,c.1 n'Ci, ir;.s. Residential 1713337 STINE : , .5E"E tj ! Wei DrIng 1• I 2"- C' I Prottissicift?,Wallpaper Manger - - - . • PAULSIATER Sir..#;$ Imi wanted ffm U) 4) i W (/) _ ci. LM U) h. Q © 4"" L. , Wallpaper Hanging tml an : PETRESTIPIN .''r. lt t' R it Boardng&Groomirsg . . - Intosh In HOME IMPROVEMENTS - • Dog training lit your hOme Al. breed Dog Trilling Academy. Call for tree evaluation $31 7370 .. Cs 2- Pet Care ..•. - --,'a %.' . --.5 Ph •itj k U 3r ! " * - No lob too small Ph 323 *579 - , 4. - We'll do your Painting ' 5711 '' MCI kids look.ng 1-jr rstra $tar! Ask Mom arid Dad let you hive a C1$Ifed d garige Salt 01-1ir -A .Mufan) 15pralb - ruiiuj ' - I all --% .' ______ 2761 S1 VINCENT'S CARPENTRY $100.00 to - Tractor wcit, mowng or discing. Sanford area In $061 Plaster. bwk and all masomary li Windows. Reatonabl,,F role Eit. Free I ' C ~io ____ L. L'(inla'd Bonded 3230099 automobile, a desire to build profitable business and ovork J DEPENDABLE LAWN MAIN TEPIAPICE SERVICE. CALL RALPHS HOME SERVICE 323 sISI - " (ijIfOrm , ))I1 '.: • 11 ' • . A.E I slid le 1 0:3 ~ - .--%E. -ate 22 110$ Home Improvements ur h"it,gi i' I , - BULLDOZER WORk lear.nq lots o Special?1'. in 1731 after 3 p in. Ca rpentry, -. II - - - Buldozb,g - , ~ - - . I ndationn Will delIver, 3 7rior &n exterior painting. ~ , I..ii' • ci 373 $605 TO%ERS BEAUTY SALOPI ODD5 CARPENTRY spvcal':'rig.nsmalI and cddloos Call III -I'011111 - . ' ,-. 3 N Ii AtatPsd sand fill for lawn and House Cleaning llcrmecly P4urr.ett' Beauty Nooki 31'E_, - , .' B,unipsy with JI low Cost Classified adl Lain and Lot Clean Lip, and 1.911 Hauling Tremblay, 1237774 I - q;J . £ sad a Wk . I lil ixiMix spe ir I ?ypat.n% l'a M,,in Contractors 751$ Coijr'try Cli,ibR d Sirto'd. hi 3721010 EXPERIENCED WORKMAN Two to three hours each day Monday through Saturday afternoon. Grossing $70.00 per v.eek. t N19. ________________________ - Beauty Care Altamonte Springs - I You', Tractor wifh mower, will cut acreageci lots. Call 372131& 337 ENKARIK GLASS &PAI ItO Magnola Avr ___________________ BU , - - 6 H AL ENGRAVING Auto, Stood & Cbutch',p.CIIH$ts -- t Enw'ovhig CornpleteAutonsot,,S,q,lc. KERNS TRANSMIS I , __ '- Service '(EN KERNS GARAGE tftip w or ca4IIwaslsw - lawn Sink. - NILOl E Ceramics JACKSON'S CERAMICS. supØiq - - Air Conditlonmg .,i 're GE Apl.ancrj Sanford Electrc Cc"ojny 2572 ParS Drive, 37? 1542 -- DISTRI TORSHIP I • 'raw Serve 3 ROOMS CARPET SEWING CENTER W A East . . t5t, -nfol'd.7379411 Evtj$49 a - - OV•iiT iSJWT1 Directory of Experts Ready To Automotive Service balwKe on vs or io U Call C'edt Dept SANFORD d able f+ . . .; 0 ) ~ -. -- I Appliances 'LULILIJItLIIIIkI In sewing cabinet. repossessed belt model, winds bobbin Arrslr,n4 chr.,iId r_'PiJ.IllS_%Jlli .21i5J5J154 - ii • lat.i P'.ti&. liii Pit All MkCt sewiø machine repair Cleaned. Oiled 4 adjusted ERVI ,s -c SI I1t,IIURE ,, rj,,,. ,, . Open in .,l I I -1 'a ; 1JIh11E.!iM1NL'fl - For free estimates, call Carl .L teas. r.,.e.•, JC"'41 in a.nvuru. iii1771 • Equipment for Rent - .r- - Sanford do - 11M Central Heat & Air COndt.Onijlg __________________ * Singer * * 0 11111111 it -~ - Ii L W49 100 pet, WARRANTY! FINAN CING NO PROBLEM Gary Giintct. 645 1172 '6$ CHEVROLET LONG WHEEL BASE PICKUP. Nothing uSe over cut Cred Manager373 Pis . 110 0" anytImir. or In ?30 ml. N of Ovledo 3154)I. . GOLDEN TOUCH -N SEW - ' . :., f,,(.;~,~e, . 4- I:-i-___lg .. Drive Pa45W5a1nf room sUl?e,eIt,n5iO45 tab', and 1 ctsa.cs Phone 312 6506. * t - L - CITRUS TREES from $149 t$5 49 L a '.5 on all plants trqmendous room an - •'I 1045 pick up. 6 CII, " standard $100 Located between Samford A Euttit, 901 157-1490 SIAPJ y,s, LawnandGard,,, Ph Household I USed 969 Dcdge& FOId cars High mileage Can be seen at 20) S Park Ave, Sanford, Ford. 1966 BU 1973 Ford 4500 Bock ho arid fro,.t end loader IS a ggng dep'h Complete a'is ,railer ISO h' m T ' TT SI - I '. ________________________ * Maitland flea Mart* 5945 -. 14H S iV" • 2 ~ 4 /'J I - 66 Bald*nOrgansosicOrgn Full tire, real nice, $450 Ph 323 1142 67 .. s - 3" SM . 11I Trucks and Trailers - - '' MusicatMerchandj S ; :! 11 . i AL . - . I*" i" 1 I J buy sell trade im- 79 All size's andmodels. 10 tpes's, $ speeds, and Standard 05.5 now avataDle it Firestone Store Call -- On. compfete PiOr,lOntal Oil 5,,ry unit Good Samaritan Home, $04 Mulberry Ay 31113115E F,rsI5J ern ve #12t. ,5 ,nier Park F or ,wt ~ .4 ' if ! 3t ' II 11, CALL CREDIT MANAGER 323 . SJRIENTAL H UGS WANTED Tnv or cea ot I ustd any tonI 19A7 nrIrsr . I e , i i* in n6o NOTHINC,00WN, TAKE OVER sicv.'o 1137 Fr used furniture. appliances Bicycles L i- 7 '67 MUSTANG -'-- 17 - I '71 Mustang Auto Power t1 ring, radio Ph 373 79$.1 '72 Honda 17$ Twin Compstlon F u ll knot-by 1350 Cell i'n 35 pm 6A Feed Sanfor d I I . f . Scrambler tools. etc Bu y I of JUDI , _, it, -. I, I j , ~~ : . Lwrys . .~, 8 A e zI . d; ~ 4., V/ 11~ i- r ftayICy Dav.dsøn 960 model (74) -IicelIeni COndition, never banged '71 Toyota, I cyl ut, $1493 Call Mr Mackie, 415 III?, HcIlpr up ci chopd Fully dressed Chevrolet. 1.200 372 7941 atk Icr Wood,) _____________ _____ IO Gas reeve.UO: pair cIotheSI 4432 BLAI R AG 6o, 644 poles. $1. Rural ni bo*,12 323 - -c - i , ~J , I ii . . i, Sport with '65 293 0 engine New transmission, air cond 20 72 rml Per gal Call bet - o torcy le tnturance M 1jl,M00'v FEEDS ___ St - I I ; DIE -------------.--------_ I967TriumpfsBonnii, Direct rom boxcar - lowest w ho le sale pr guaranteed, Open am to ppm. 6 days GORM Ph 3,1 LV'SIrni eastofSanfcrdonliat 1173:;ts4a 750 Chopper, Ij5 'ham PR 7234733 1 ml EngineCPIIOmIcJ I) Girder front end Current ,n we(tion 5t1Ck, Custom pant AR Wnt*,4 ti •IF $3 500 al -1 iI after rruuce CASH In );.I 5"I PARA n Impala, cuStom coupe. loaded, SI'SOSL 64S Jill. Mr Mack,, 123 31111" -' 67-A ROBSON MARINE If -- Poultry - ~~ , 40,W0 BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR SOLD BALE.$250$e3ToN GORMLY E HWY 16 SAtLOP CENTRAL FLA. FAIR. ORLAN DO BOAT SHOW, SENSATIONAL BARGAINS MY - hORTHERN TIMOTHY HAY Park Court. Sanford Evtrvthwq *Kqd from 20 to So pCt a" for Quick salt Save all the Old Corral Western Shop II I? 97. 1 MI So of DtBay . - JiM French Ps Ave.. Auto Repairs Parts.Accss,orjes Livestock And - .-, il ) k for toCtsesrole?ldr sedan 6cyI tt'Ck. Mikeolfer Ph 322-ISIS 11 Junk Cars Removed _______________________ 1963 Dodge Coronet Station wagen, .5h.indred. vnAanled hell cars runs good. 1225 322 9111 hiuld .t*iy Your cast. 1)0 Orhindo, M61114 anytime )7Ø Ford Torino, 2 dr miles One owner. 1900. 3735716 after 7 a..a • pm i orcyc,s 's a Uted for hunting r,rn, PhOn. 333 1099or 3_i 67 Equ,prnen? CLEARANCE SALE -- a ---- -- I a 11 - , I . '4~ .~ 14~; ..f., ,-%,I *ot1. . I ,, ". I I't _., . if qllo~ -_ 1,I - ( : - "Ji, . r . 1 ~ -I, -t e, -I- ~f 1:._ 11) , 1 tk ls4' ------ ________________________ Trailer, $130 May be seen at 2912 COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE consign. bQOfaiIe V. Sill. COfltIQfl. - 1 lbcrglait cruiser 1970 mOdel, £413 Pr On7lQOAjfC engine Fully ngPPed mot sell ,QØQ 614 77 specat tiltS Out Of anything on - -- 7r 3233900 17 Volt Batteries $11 ,s - $704 cl I i ii". • . . __________________ --------------------- Horses ,, t 11~ . I I . I:::;.4. i - 76 131 99 - 66 II l.bergLatt boat, 33 hp. engine IIJ AucfloneerjrsnService 5-- 372 Jt' 'J ,is are here to help sril rent or swap, at a low I 1 -9 P - 2 -- - C.' wI L too L5ouplac,yours-- to 00-HOui,wirct ldt Chng.Odafurnitur,pi,c l Ccg'st.n,estal Blvd. turn right ! & 432. OH 1792 Follow sgnt 3210732 cc * ss Campers Travel Trailers . l , &Sun Mar 2&3 lOfol WESTINGHOUSE air cc ,er*r 21.000 BTU. $192 Curtis M.athls * '' imported C U fl. direct I ": tj L 1~i, .h .l 111 Ir.T, I t J f 42 r . I 41, AF t v- -- 't.- i t ,.. tiI Vit!, ~_FI I_~ I11 ~. *11 . * 11lt , - -- MISCelLaneOUS - For - -- hLs f I domestic 10 pd '% I bucket seals. &If. 121`003" - SIM BUMPEPS-$37.5O ' a' ______________________ beautiful CollIes. male. 'Psrø S*ks . 130 ci - GARAGE SALE Variety ci tools. household. etc Hwy 17 92, South (across from Wheel Ranch). Sat, - __• •,__i y , --- : t'. I - ______________________________ ._ 8 iutitu YIfIOW While female tabby cal. 6 mo old, de clawed, spayed Algeric to her. mutt Ind home Free. 333 0321. Garage Rummage Sales JOIN Trucksand Trailers UGMC WINDOW VAN P40THING DOWN, TAKEOVER CALL CREDIT MANAGER, 373 6230 "'.sv W,-.itiler. 1970 Very 3O Autos Sale oran*th Jr CIt Alumni frame. ss000 call after $323 441.1111, lv; Olds C lastS. 4 o ,met.iic ---blue, oh,te vinyl top. air. full Coachman, 36 travel trailer. Fully power. $210S Call Pete at 372 1631 left contained Air cone, I ownar. Dealer used 3 O%. Travel or year round I,flg R ent hitch. all controls 967 Ford Galaile dr hardtop, 6" AS74 0 323 11I rsew paint. excellentr Power Animal Haven Grooming and Boarding KIIVS14S 3275152. r,, poodles. male $ no papers. .itPff I I silver r)ACHSIIUNDS, AKC. temaie. Springs. Ml 2070 tIm Call _____ SO ** miSc items 151 Con,: Cir (net? to Brantley Square) in San Sebastian Heights. Altamonte .... BuiIdr, c'Trnrn STEREO HUGE Garage Sale Sat Monday Old g1ast oii lruo'k 01,34.. t.sy clothes. fir t.. case Garden jip 4ou%145014 A Pd on Airport Blvd -titord Hatta*ay Rtalty $31' an,tm, 372 $3 19 . - cons SEMINOLE COIN CENTER 109W lit 33313S7 ( i-" DOOMING. And boarding With love & care Prolttt,øn.l 1or323 little IS NO reatonit Ph' 571 3179 Income and Investment Property w 45100i'333 39L5 r,trsrsl 9 rno old Portable color TV. 54 - Wanted to Buy Cash buyer for used articles. fur. nitute. etc HWY 16 ANTIQUES 373973 STEP [11 LV '* n,alJlLI nsole AM 1M Vitro loidn I track. tape record Player PhyChirdeliC lightt Jill 41 per mo , CISh ARK I ALLMARK HA 2 2 acres iii,th 3 barm r'me & ')' * '* .ai BUSWWSS brat on- '' ( -in I put the car in the garage Sell rongrtsdf 69 Stamps-Coins (lAssified ad in the Samford 322 Thfl or $31 93to TObvandDfl gold:rj:y,rcon, TV-Radio-Stereo - year-s on balance 2 m'l Iron, Ia&e. big trees. viey tcefl4c. must "if 15Y owner Write Bar bare Naughton. Rocky StS%.sr,, 63072 cr call 3141397 337, ',!rtl i5 di AKC, 333 Appliances 53 O:arfs. MI5$Out, % :: Tc 68 - ------00 ACRE RANCH . 123.950. Lake of 46 - Pets and Supplies - t. kENMORE WASHER. .rc, used machineS MOO N (V APPLIANCES. I. 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III—. ft ijr. 13 CY) i lip . $J ' U LI] �V .r - -------- ---- -------------- - - - - , - 1 4 , I tfl JUhittifil Ut' 2 Ocrnits _ fl:f 2 -.J C CD DO o ) CD .o CD CE3 - - —'=---- - CL - - - -- ------ - - - - Ic all ct) CHIEFTESS FROM "0 - I G CA (1) 3 ON , r'x a I _ •) Loo C L z "% 13 0 C& car 14 0 a 0 ) ' _ IIM SORRY THAT I COULDN'T _ _ a c. (D - - • UT W_P_E TELL YOU THE NYVVZ1.. NOT 9lVffN YOU... VMY Z, RGTLqkNED TO AFRICA, NOT EVEN MISS NUISILI SLIT WE 4U KNEW THAT THE AND I KNEW THAT EACH SON OF TAKZAN WOULD 511 OTHER WAS PART OF BUT...WHY W-49 THE CHIIEF > KOSAI OJO WAS AWINSANE SOMSTIM59 AFRICA'S WAYS 7Y'A,vf.' CL C U3 m Cr OAND7N/ ' < - -. YEDGAPR1CEBUPROUGHS -- CL _ IX T:4h1 II - Ii 1 I NOW TRAY NUBILIA IS THEIR,_ IIINSLAVING THE OTHER TRIO THOSE WHO PUT HER ON THE THRONE COMM ITTEPML'RPFR TO PO SO - __ W .1u _ % Is- - 11. WRONO.ZY, H ELPIN GTHEMT OF: GOOP-AND BAP-? iff by Art Sansoln ZIP ,Jf THE NAUTERRIBN Al ( WWILET ' (MN AN I WE CAN'T'- -- HJEAPIAflEP " / - P I 1JE CAM ~ksv CL 1. GE) 3-3 qunt'e InL5Wd U110s.uaiii 341W, EditnriaImnnt -- Ity. THE BOEN LOSER -F ;I 4A TV 7A I)a 'tar1h(dhoU �_____________ •.- • -. _________-. —-- - • - - -±-- - -,.. _ -r- • . - - • - • - ______ I . S W — — ,w• I • __k . • •' - --- • - by Course & Millie WHEN WE TAKE OUR WALK ANP SEE WHERE ANIMALS HAVE THEIR 110M65— T09A'v, LET'S LOOK AROUN1A. OF COURSE.ThE HOMES OF MANY 13IRPS ARE AP0VE,ON,OR UN'Eg THAT'S ALL f0ft EASY TO S THEGROUNP.1 t'....-' Copts RACIK WHEN \\ THI LIP1 \L4_. Ok THREE AND ThE aIG HANDS ON TWELVE - f I THE! MAKE THEM AOVE. THE &ROUNP IN A TREE AS Qmrr tAI rAAlsr rr M*N' A - I W w p 1 b:' 4 Jt,; L0 1#tL •. I WXr*TT3EX3FL0P - by -S WONDER HOW LONG IT MALL TAKE FO ThE ALPINE RE-SCUM SQUAD TD 6E1 HERE 0O S . £ & 6CM.'r01Y$ NOTA 5T BJARD. 'TO(J DON'T EVEt.J I44/ A KEG OF COCOA AEOUM> YOUR' 0 Dick Cawalli THATAGWA I - J SbiJt - l4I. 1 J-_- - - • - - IL (9V PV - JILT @ 1974 by NEA. Inc., TM. Reg, US. Pat. Off, MP • 1VCO YOU . KNOW 1TWIM A 1 5UP5E YOU <t4a.4i bu'RE UPSETmN' CON5RVA710N. ITtL T1Kg A HALF— j ARREL 01= RJEL. 7D ThAW tX'U OUT.' / HAZA1D? SCM QN. IjHT TRIP, CNER YOO - - ca --* --•-• -• --S. ALL. ThE COM±I4pqS ARM'T ON TELEVISON/J r -- f7 all11 3. - - r - ____ -i.- -*~ ; -C 1 - - t• 'Al l - •;• i.- a 7' MAO -' -: - 7 1 .1.--- • - - • - V 0 T _iJI__ I 33 -- OUR BOARDING HOUSE NT 6 TM L5 A 14ft" BAC(FIR FROM T04E LITCHI NU15'\ U.5.-CHEE BAMBOO ttTENTEP -I I- . L - - SPROUTS-%— i. 't). . - WATER uus AT 415 F'iORT PA5TIMERE4PING ABOUT FO OD J .- Val TM MRW1 RESEARCHING r.4t t?4REPIEt(r5 OF A FA3T by Les Carroll MU5T HASTEN T'AT TRN5LAT ERE ¶p4 VENDOR 1O HE QIN6 OF 10.000 PEUNYØ DOWN TO LC5E5f 5CULTZ5! - FO U6 -- F XSCXL3CmA'S POP HULT7- WILL NR W?< LVE Ur7J LE by Al Vermeer ' rrs NOT THAT I LIKE TOUNIsk i LLA , ell I =- -" I i'It 4•- & • -- -- - k A4 • - _ J - ?s W vv I DINNER -: -- -- GUESTS.' - '--': MJOR,u FOP4OT IIAE BOX FREE " FORTUNE COO K iES WHEN YOUOFPICKED UPAU.T,405E FROZEN j 4 --v CNESE DINNERS AT 5CAULTV,5! SERVED. PLEASE. KONOREV ri :- ___ - rfr.1 --r'. iil NI1 SNIP! I-1ER SNIP, rHRE A ,SNIP! 1 OH \\ 1L 4 (THEN A FEW Th MORE WHITTLES —1 'I I I othe rs regaraing tfli% of . • • - • 1 . • • • • . • • • . ••__ • -• • .• . * . •• - but 11w third est-aped us.tnI• .*IOU uiv Iwu union officials -.•• F.ditoriil comment 4A - •. •• ••.• -. Da yv 1ifter investigators searched house TV - • . fvents. wquenvv me htrudR , int spmmmum miu, . • - - - •_ - • • •• - • I _• -- I • -• • -__- .- __• • • I • -- - • - • - • • . --_ - - • - I . I. . - �__ _ _ F - pg Tit Of. STUPID CLn r'IRL CliIASERS THEY ARE, IF YOU SAY SO. -— -TKv ____________ 1174 NO -- __ t-009 AT LIG! 10 AFCF WE Sir PAfZK UP IN ~F~ Is FEE OF INFERIORITY, MR POTWOOEILE. STEMS FROM THE FACT THAT YOU ARE BASICALLY A REALIST' LIST' NOW. I NEVER WOULD HAVE THOUGHT THERE WAS SUCH A DE. MAND FOR SMALL ROCKS! ______ _'- -- - "IT'S BUBBLE BATHI IF YOU DUMP IN A WHOLE BOTTLE YOUR MOTHER GETS SO BUSY SHE FORGETS ALL ABOUT SCRUBBING YOU! (J 1 .111 T— - -ak:T - ___ Wr L ___ ____ - -- --•---.--------.1____-_-__ __________________________________ ---- - Beinice Bede Ofov ujeel< in * TAUfiU April nice .lbl..ro)A GEMIa 'Bernt De ar so 9A UDtSPP1 1&1rl r 141 ha CCU-Idn't that I&I reed " . ¶pIttt ____ A \t \~ is this £ 1.dtvorc , °tmi girl .rr&efl - - at plo BO - : ---- - - . - / -I -'' -. p/ , tO1L I,ht or Some extra responsibilities early In the week. 21-June 20) Be prudent in financial matters dursng FAN-rASTIC Jog J, V _____ .- V. i - CIOMPL11TER" (1AtJ WF'2 ' -. paperwork Friday and Saturday have fun. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Sunday and Monday you tend to hide from problenis. Tuesday you're back on the ball. Mid-week keep a tight rem on your pocketbook Weekend red and less active. YlS0 (Aug 23- Sept.22) Be selective of the company you keep early in the week Tuesday is a good da-j but a Lazy one. Once you get past Wednesday and Thursday things smooth out considerably. III i 6www-% XXR-- mopoc 5" PURA41W. WNETWR OR N(FT. 'I V11"o HAW (D 197 It ___ - kx.. -• IEIJI(E 5. PREDICTIOfl AND 7 got TVrd S~, C1401*30, Ohlo44113. Bornice cannot *UWAW RN Of /an011", only the on" of Goa" into M 1-5', '5; FARC-TAINIS STiZUCK AT THIS TIME WILL LAI- EQ PlzovE 514AKY INIESS CONDinoNs!MPROVE A_;THIE WEEK-CLOSE$. I t - - - - - - - DRY LAND $EDIMENTARY BASINS, WHERE OIL AND GAS FIELDS ARE TODAY, (sclay WERE ONCE UNDER DEEP WATER. GREAT POOLS OF OIL HAVE SEEN FOUND IN week beOns. but Tuesday a good day jor business. Wednesday and oft PISCES (Feb 20-March 20) Sunday and Manday avoid ovc(.indulgence Tuesday a very proquclive day Wednesday and Thursday, assume no new OTIgal or s. Friday and Satuirday joint ventures rewatcling. THESE AREAS, BUT MUCH 0 Tuesday, a Pleasant companion makes your day WednvAay and dihL$daY Pay up old Obligations Friday and Saturday are lucky LARGER AREAS OF01LBEARI~* SHALE. HAVE BEEN ALMOST UNTOUCHED@ 0 —1-a GENE PAWCETrE or GLJE9SW4r ICLPITA SECOND— FOUNP IN THE 5CMECNE'S AT THE ATTIC, d..ANPKEEPV -- THAT CAT AWAY FR(YA THE LEMON MERINGUE PIE, I YM '74 Z'eEa HI.'MYMOMSaJPTO GIVE YOU THIS VOILLAR I AND A HALF! SHE BORROwEv ir FRcm MRS WILLEr - THANKC, TOmAAY! V _ -- V UNTIL PJOITS BEENCEAPER' DRILL FOS'rHE OIL POOLS 'THAN -- __ ALE THE BASIC METHODOF GETTINGOILFROMSHALE THE ESTIMATED 600 BILLION BARRELS OFOIL LOCKED IN SHALE ROCK IN THE U.S. WILL NOW BE AVAILABLE IF FULLSCALE OPERATIONS ON TEST SITES ARE SUCCESSFUL, PUBLIC LANDS IN COLO- PUT IT IN TH15 PETry CASH CM, k IS M FEED THE PULVERIZED AND SCREENED ROCK INTO F REMRTS, WHERE IT!5 HEATED TO OVER 9000F. THIS CAUSES KFR06WM, THE ORGANIC MATERIAL IN .5111ALE, M GIVE OFF OILY VAPORS THAT ARE THEN CONDENSEDAND REFINED INTO LIQUID PETROLEUM* 4& BEEN OPENED FOR LEASE TO SHALE OIL PRODUCERS WHO WILL TRY VARIOUS TECHNIQUES FOR EFFICIENT EXTRACTION 0 1974 bw WA wq~* ee ~ T V 4" U Shl off o;Rtt___ ( FCR A euc< AND A HALF! - TH ESHALE. by ]Ed Sullivan HERE - Liuuir V OUR WAY 1 V• AOfIAlS (Jan 20-Feb 19) Be careM while working Sunday and Mon. NT ECONOMICAL SHALS OIL PRODUCTION WILL REQUIRE REFINERIES AND RAILROADS TO BE LOCATED NEAR THE MINE AREAS 70 KEEP COSTS OF TRANSPORTING BOTH SHALE AND OIL AS 0FWhAr7V,00W1nVWAS7E LOW ASPOSBLE. ' ANOT/1E/L&EFECTsOAI 4Z- WS ME_ Nil Aee u.QQ uJe.&4 -- - ' WSICO$ (Dec. 22-Jan. 1 Some strain on personal relation'hlps as wrrw All - ____ - the open. Tupsday your luck is "Oving. Wednesday •_.__ - - _______ ICOS?lO (00 24-Nov. 22) Don't force ideas on others early this week ma5anmpor1antachievemen1 .wednesdaya,%4Thutsday fr iends Ycan be a burden. TJ - the be ginning of the week Thursday avoid domestic squabbles. Week ends 00an active social note, CANCEl $June 21-July 22) Sunday and Monday, family needs will demand mtich o your time Tuesday avoid luxury spending Wednesday and LIUA (Sept 23 Oct 23) Sunday and Monday guard your reputation Tuesday fun with friends Wednesday and Thursday neg l ected work catches up with you Thank goodness for Friday and the weekend. - ___ - RP?YA AFTR ALl---- Thursday attend to - ., SEMIm (May pUE PRICES - - ifl LET'S LOWER - aghr, 110 ,leeP tter O she -- — 20-May 20) A) C-005- WPIVP VP KIN P, OF Jo w' i/ Mod-*etK your financial picture brightens. but extravagance Is hkety. ------- WHAT CAP WEE 'SPAY Af~OLJr ARIES (March 21-Aptil 19) Sunday and Monday beware of important decistorwyour ~dgmenl IS too emotional, Tuesday and Wednesday busy. but managea The weekend looks inletesting. -'.-C--- 3- 3 I _ ottrsregarWng tfl13 Sell SdiU dIa n I v F'(htoruihornmcnt 4A TV - I)ayafter in v estigators s earched hottt �-- -- .. - -- CAMPUS CILATTICIR by Larry Lewis __________________________________________ E F 7 VERHA 8Ovco)( — BEEN 4 WEEK NOW L'M tAgtg AND N ONE OF THE GIRLS) FEEL ON CAMPUS HAS GONE SORR4I FOR OUT Will-I HIM -- SENGTH, SISTER 2 WE'VE GOT TO MAKE MEND Tk HIS MALE CHAUVINISTIC WAYS I LI STI LL 106 CENT' PER Pill _ DEAR POLL? ___ " - 77 SHARK -__ ___ 4 i 5 DEAR POLLY is in - know whose book It MR J fl W - Fhey grow out of their clot as in the crotch-length long before they grow into the width. 1'%Fe altered many of my baby's clothes by c0jling a garment in hall at the wal;land adding a strip of coh. ng ticIc or five Oraid or trim. It's then weard. ble for another Inch of uPwArd AD A 3118 ylrds , 54-e contrast 3$ f r kid; hand: and kne ls ir Olt; 7.15 3j DEAR POLLY I weer lined rubber household gloves under iny regular ones when out in the snow and my hands keep nice ind perfecl Issit I n S 1'14Y Mile 12Cklit Combined with a %,rnple I a ;rIat $et tr muuno t tan o $272 -GU401 is in Sizes 7 to 15 $110 9 32 tSt umer 2.1 It: yards of 54 FOR F-XT RA LENGTIJ warm. and dry. —PHYLLIS. • - • - boxes. cut open. mAke ten.fMitilit Pf curdiom llidTa~r6oi! Your unknown l H::AR McKEE INPU5TRiE!5 50~;ZP OF PUZECTOIZ15 16. CUR REVERED LEAPE;Z_ j.p McKEE I DEAM POLLY L WhAN ItAveiind with small children in a van I find it he fVLI to carry along a Playpen I lays so thd chl can be free to play or fall asleep,95 he pleases. soHsaverygo ho Idea to take a chest of drawers to ld Clothe s rather then a lot TOO 13,1161 WRAT IN THE V40RLD PER6UADED HIM 10 OHT... THArT ___ 'to give chrome faucets i clean sparkle and a rbally good Shirle, soak a paper towel in minutes Wrab around the hard- .; - _J % FOOT ROUP_OR Jv COLP, -I I ( RELY ON f'LOOPLE ___ __ COh`lPLJTER! LAO l - W14AT KIND OF: A DI~T IS A STARVATION HEON? WHAT'S HEENG? ROOM - -• .'-' U ' Po o WELL, YOLI EH? HE ST ADMIT NQ I DON,-r!.& SID;W SUCH THING.' __ i I TO ORDER oddrs pa Itr aId 1110-11 NEEDL i:- 0 .. THINGS LIKE % , AND D HIM WHAT RE JUST kIND OF AM N"L _ - -- by Dave Graue HAT A med with a luxurious rose :n crochelL PattOn No 5330 has crochet directions for sizes small, medium and large. DEAR POLLY iw .;,GUZ SAID UE SOMETHING DO WITH IT! _.&i - I T14INK YMR LITTLE GREEN 5330 (elf I ALLEY 001P UNFORTUNATELY H15 Fmt;r IDEA FOIZ RA151NO MORALE PIDN'T C-70 OVER 15CIRMillWATIOM EA5'v! EH FOKTESCUE? I b3r Crooks & Lawrence THAT-:5 EQUAL 0MORTLlNiry POLICY— _ EASY ' /* r ot 14 "tl AN"' f,• friend —OI.EN_ Water* -stained area. Leave Obodi 30 minutes. rineb with cold water. When SlaIns are stubborn. follow Polly Irt $1.00 for ivory ;daj vW. r1itki CAPTAX / Cardb oard 'ADO 8272 _____ is DEAR POLLY g, — slim Any '01 who have Ion b ( li'm vital& to a MAIC nj C1110111111111 ickol No IlMoith Photo-Gu 66 is im Sties a to 18 Site 10 32, 11 tuit Thi jh grandmother who cennot sO very Well I type in CAPITAL LETTERS Its much easier for her to read them —OF the Inside of the front cover so they'll I - - - WhAn I loan a 8275 I DEAR POLLY book to someone I always put one DEAR POLLY — When I write to my of my return Sddress labels On tOte IS Sue 12.34 8284 with Photo-Guidt it qi WE'S WALKING IN TH E SNOW, BUT I WOULDN'T CALL IT AIMLESSLY! time In brown paper bags and keep In the refrigerator. This way they are protected but able to "breathe". $jeI3toSyeats Sze4 3d Ito $I Pittrns — OF I iov for az5j *11 h Photo., r:s HE STILL OUT TMERE IN FRONT THE DORM WALKING AIMLESSLY IN T14E SNOWS Being a member c8nUsfymy famfly: mushrooms at A reasonabib price end Often buy as many as five Poulids a week. Mushroom rnold n a short but I store mine The Rest Look Tnrm and tailotid. tht1l, ideal for 19 - Of A cOnumer'I DçS .. DIET! NO WONDER HE 9EEN ONTHIS KICK? LS50cH NOON C9)JNTN ER TIME 1Y E-it I KNOW. - - - '14 alp G "Ij zoxwwv WOEppNDER by _ I.C31 Eoters EB and FL'. _______________ By Paul Sellers __-__-_____- - - Th TRAIN SERVIcE 9 WOR ThAN EVE/ Iii jr THE 050POS-11 - Kr AUEALL-THE 2AT9 I A rM ,.ADC OCEAN lei MORE THAN A THAN THE _ mfiiliwor or 40 HAVE NO GA5 t MOUNT "N's WORLA716 ¶ALLEE MOUNTAIN. -I - ANP IF GA Ocm - / - __ TO -'O-A—TCH - l 'E LUCKY ENOUGH ONE: rr,5 C~Wwpep - ftwao UPON goo tIØ WA' 0114 *OUNpJ 611,41111 10 -- I Ayt 111110OCK6 All f f I 1 IJ WI 0CM61L.L. fit@1$74 _ CAN 8FT tL ALL 5E PAWO f3 I I - (flu ittrea lt. life spuitesnun saw, j -.-_-_ . of events. but file third escaped. . £P4I3I, aim I1 union officials —' I iu Editorialcomment -"----" 4A TV A ;it;. after investigators searched I1(flLSt I* �- ____ — --- .- - .-- '---"-•. - s..- . : - I - -___-_ - -- -_- _-_--------_-_—_._ B*XOIP* T — - --- - -- - - ------_- - - - •. -. - - - - -, _______ — 101 imma - -" ___________ - . • , P'C _____ - -- --; LOOK _____ LL 7E TRAFfl/C,' - ---------------------- .-- U1 = passage in the opening statement o the federal prosecutor. The words had triggered an immediate objection from 'tan la wye r and a motion for • D eni contained apparent excesses," or mistrial dering prosecution and defense at The prosecutor . Asst U S Atty James W. Rayhill told the jurors at the end of his statement: "As you listen to the witnesses testifying before you, put urselves in (he place of the grand jrors ° who t ase, citizens like yourselves." Th e defense objected contending the statement implied jurors infer guilt from the indictm en t . Gagliardi had instructed the jurors beforehand that indictments are only accusations and not findings of guilt, Gagliardi said Rayhill's remarks torneys to file statements over the weekend on the mistrial motion. Friday's sudden turn of events in the conspiracy trial followed a week of careful screening of hundreds of potential jurors. 'Me jury of eight men and our omen selectedThursday was sequestered and continued to be kept in ion as Gagliardi studied the mis trial motion . Speculation arose that should a mistrial be declared today, it would be more difficult to find a new jury. • OUGT THERE WAS E 7'0 FRINGE." / - t Monday, March 4, 1974—Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No. 166 Price 10 C ents -•- JUST 1 _ • - '!1 iVV&V -- Vu"strl"al NEW YORK AP — U.S.District Judge Lee P Gagliardi today denied a defense motion for a mistrial in the criminal conspiracy case of Former Atty. Gen. John N. and ex-Comm erce Se a If. Stans. The Judge made his decision known after a short session in a private conference room behind the cour troom. liardi recessed the trial abruptly last Frid,ay to consider the effect of a j._ ' _______ - - - -- - RIBS Court - --- - - I - - - J-_ -__-_-.---- M "tchel ( _- PRING BAN ON SUNCAY DRIVINO? Freed Victim Attends Convention NOT AROUND 844;0ADS n e rc 7.1 - - . or n Freed Sanford businessman Sanford Police Chief Ben Alexander Avenue. Officials Sanford police Capt. Charles bed, was short led to the search Jackson Jr. went to an Butler said, -We're checking said the house. less than a mile Fagan and an unidentified FBI that turned up the kidnapers industry convention as FBI every lead we can come up from the kidnap scene, was agent discovered the house hideout. agents and police and sheriff's with.,, where Jackson was held bound Saturday as officers swept Today investigators were detectives pressed the search Jackson's family said he flew and blincifolded. through the Sanford area. checking the possibility that the for at least two men who kid to Chicago this morning a day Identification technicians FBI agent-in-charge Nick kidnapers may have returned naped Jackson late Thursday. late, to attend an industry searched the d ilapidated frame Starnes said Jackson was kept to the house Sunday afternoon Authorities admitted theyhave convention. house surrounded by weeds and in a building wi thout food and after officers had sealed the little to go on in the search Butter would not comment on shrubbr) but officials reported transported in the hack of a car. building and left the area. don t es en knos hat es t found ii) ins estigators iittii SLItCVSS In Identif) ing tilt J itkson s Olnmt nt that the lit r ikl rt pont rs found tht race th' ikidnairsj are," Saturday in an abandoned abductors from various items ride to the building where be building sealed at 12:15 p.m. said Sheriff John Polk. house in tie 1800 block of found inside the house. was field, sometimes tied to a I Cent. On Page 2ACol. 5 ers G -orge 4 ____________ n or 1B UVVIS 6aU1q1qy _______________________ - • PMNLA V4AS LI'L NASTy L-ASr TIME. I BARCBrED IN ON HIYA.. P NIA! HER PRISED THIS 'nME TH,OL: SUpEK - , by Stoffe HAR.DLy! pogW AND YA T WERE DOWN TO DINNER/ GOT - l niLd Me W1a3NC7! 3: THIS OOOK a WALLPAPER — - - LASr MMAL I Er HEKE W10fe Te//s 16 CHON'T PLAN TO TC>IN US FOR DINNER? 2 to Of # Kidnap J - By JEAN PATTESON _ - -(/- ~iJ c...... U ____ i_i_ - -• - _ - C LO'A %. - By ' _____ - INS$NIJA'flNGMY COOKING GAM! DtGESTION? MARCH 'TVURSE.LF. INTO THAT BUN "E44. HEH DOW ANYTHIN' YA e AY. Ger ALL , -. CAMP. OF ALL THE 51-UP: ,_-' ___________ ' - - A • '-. _---.---'-" \1 Il - _____ __________ 43A5KEr/ — victim George Jackson, and that of all the members of his ---=---- family.- • I - )_".' - - - ' - — - -_ - -- - - a wisH part in the " em bargo and provtig to the world Oat the probing eyes and cars of the media can demonstrate sound judgment, and does place the fife of a human being _' _________ -. and 11 onci the 0 "scooping" V There is someone news r else. integrity witMn the ranks of the news personnel Florida. within Central However, there are some who have trouble when it somes time to printing the facts, How ___________ I • -____________________________ j, - / _______ ___________________ 7 // / [III] [_1 //' // - troduction. "I'm not going to worry about trifles for a long time." She gave a wry smile. "It's still hard to believe. I feel dazed this morning. and everything's a bit foggy, but I suppose it'll just ust take little more time for all the tension to drain away." 11cr husband. George Jackson, though stiff and sore from ---- : ollen hands & feet and rope burns on his arms made a rapid -recovery from his exhausting ordeal. This morning he flew to Chicago to attend the American Baker) Engineers convention. It was an effort to drive Mrs Jackson. "Eveirything still seems tobe dragging a little." Then she summoned a brighter smile. The biggest thing is how nice people have been" shesaid. "The plIce, 1k. FAwin Epstein OF who came to us in the middle of the night, our family; everyone 4 . has been wonderful. 1"EEIJ N( M( )I{E (1IEEIfl"tL "fl was so kind of small towns)" she continued. "It nude me think t1us must still be the rucest place in the countn to live." Nlrs. Laurie Jackson %%-its Imund to (his chair Mr. and Mrs. Jackson were working in the office at their fly kidnapers 1 Ilerald Photo by Jean Patteson) Southern Shortenings plant on Country Club Road late Thursday night. A small television set was turned on, and the saunds of their • conversation and the typewriters clacking masked any sounds of the kidnapers' entry. l I I I A I i t TV - L I. Ice iniru e rs k - e ci......i 1 / - ' .•— J r V N' r t-_'- &: - - - - - • I i • / • * I . - N. - - X '— 1 Lega ng Qu e , -i e u "They came In very quietly," Mrs. Jack-son recalled. "They looked just like two of the television characters suddenly sta nd ing beft.e us. It was altogether unreal." As an example, the folks The shotgun one of the two kidnapers was carrying. however. down the road at the Orlando charges against union officials fly CHRIS NFI-SON was very real. "That guy w&s what I noticvd the most," saiclMrs. Sentinel would have their Herald Staff Writer William Beck. Orlando, and Jackson, after describing the kidnapers dark clothing, heavy readers believe that it was their itloves, and black arid On st(wking caps. An April I Seminole Circult David Evans, Altamonte decision which intiated the -They motioned us to the wall and made us face the wall," she Court trial has been set for two Springs, stern front a federal voluntary news embargo recalled. Then they moved us to the lunchroom, a way from the p umber's union officials investigation. , That s not the truth Federal rules and law windows and taped our They had me sit ma chair taped charged with conspiring with As a matter of record in ins hands and feet also." three men convicted in the Air prohibit state court testimony esence of the Sainford PD. The kidnapers. two men, she assumed, treated the couple Flow Systems arson case, but by federal agents, a Seminole Sheriff, arid the ~ Ill It firtidy, but with consideration, said NIrs. Jackson. She had the men were ordered by by attorneys treamr) legal wrangling W as I who called the Associated feeling if she and her husband cooperated they would not be currently telegram not to testify. Jontz witnesses and their Press and asked harmed. overshadows the main event. said. cooperation. This was followed She (lid feel a chill of fear when tlyr men said they were kidThe Orange County state Two federal agents and an by a call to Gene Burns. Orange County state attorney's attorney's investigator sub. maping Jackson. and would leave Mrs. Jackson alone in the president of the Greater -estigntor last week faced poenaed by Russ, former btlilding until soniewe found lier in the morning."I wanted to tell Orlando Press Club and asked them, %ou can have the moncy. I'll send it to you. Just leave us contempt of court citations for sheriff's candidate Uoyd First. that he form a committee to call their allure to honor subpoenas Friday told Circuit Court Judge liere.-*she recalled. f their fellow members an issued by defense attorney Jim VoIle Williams lie forgot to advise them of the precarious kidnap situation and seek their But US Att', Jeffery Jontz he was involved with anOrange then it was time to deliver the money I was really worried cooperation. grand jury into is U I do h will County i they wouldn't return lit)- hustiand. or he had been harined," she U who were called didn't ask lor a federal court ruling %vstigating organized crime said. -I knew fie wouldn't panic: that he's a very stable person. hesitate to offer their support. Defense attorneys today saiit So me tittle this week on whether But I %%asafraidminetlitng the two U.S. Treasur) agents the) accepted First'S exDuring the long hours of waiting. worr)lng and hoping, of That is, until a subsequent may be compelled to testify in planation, and would not press call was made by the AP to the ng the floor and trying to snatch a few hours sleep. Mrs. gainst the state court proceedings. Jackson thought of all the things she and her husband should have Sentinel(I suppose checking on Jontz said any knowledge hin'. done - -He should have bought that sailboat he wanted. We should who the heck this guy SpoIski treasury agents Tom Stokes A sebpoena light is also being ha%e gone fishing instead of coming to work. I even hoped he'd was in asking for an unheard of and'George Truitt have of the waged by Assistant Seminole told our sonsallabout the 1xisint-is." she said "T'livy knew how to embargo), and then the State Atty . Claude an Hook, run it, oft'ourse, but m> husband's been mitso long and knows so Orlandofolksstartedtokickup who last week saw Williams inuch about it." a storm... their wrath directed uphold tits attempt to compel Suddenly her face lit up. It was a beautiful smile, filled with testimony by a Tampa attorney relief gratitude and a happiness she says she has not known in a closely linked to the plumbers long time. her husband was back, safe. "It was as if a great union. i -ui weight was lifted. The whole house had a different feel .from Iwu only Interested intlie being suth a solemn place It was suddenly light and )oyful," she GAINESVIlLE, Fla. tAP) — Williams denied a motion by safety of the individual. smiled Two naked University of lIcri attorney Richard 1-rank to I am not Interested in cia students were arrested to. throw out prosecutor Van publicit>, nor recognition for day after streaking through a Hook's subpoena, despite INDEX this act. Not at the time it was Frank's argument that f raternity house parking lot. done, nor now. Area deaths 2A Entertainment A police spokesman said offi. evidence he might give could be Bridge IA Horostvpc bA from other witnesses terssiho happened tnbcparked gained I do want all of the news Calendar liospitalnotes Van Hook said he ded for nearby watched three young media credited, however, Classifietlads - 514.611 Pubiicnotices 413 their voluntary participation, men strip off their clothes and Frank's testimony to help draw Comics 59 Society 1A B a link of circumstantial and certainly want to cmect run through the lot. Crossword puzzle 7A Sports three officers caught two while eviderKv between the The -misinformation” whatever Dear Abby 6A State 3A may have been printed by the), were dressing following men who pleaded guilty to the Dr.Crane Stocks 2A Sept. 19 arson, two and the others regarding this sequence the streak, the spokesman said, ditoria l ml tommnt nt Vs 1\ Union officials. but the third esc ipeti of events 1 L.( IINICIANS EXAMINE ABANDONED HOUSE CONTENTS S heriff' s deputy Herb Hartley, police Sgt Bill Bernosk) 4 Men Used House Before Kidnap The moan whose mother "There has been a lot of youths - to drink and sleep in owned the house George movement there lately," for some time. Jackson Jr, allegeffly was held Williams said as Seminole But he noticed the increased captive for over 24 hours Sheriff's Department. Sanford use by several peo ple in the said Saturday afternoon he was Police and 1-81 agents combed past few days. aware unauthorized people the property for clues Williams also said he did not were using the property. Saturday afternoon. know of the kidnaping. Oscar Williams, Williams said he did not know 1826 Area residents who ga thered Hawkins Ave., just one block who the men were, nor did they to witness the steam of city, from the 1611 Alexander Ave. have permission to use the county and federal cars kidnap hideout, said a relative house, arriving at the just discovered who lived across the street A man who lived directly hideout at 12:30 p.m. Saturday informed him people were behind the house said he noticed also expressed a similar using the house that had been people using the house in the uniformed status as to the abandoned since 1972. past several days, but did not activities of the past several -1 was planning to move illy know anything about the kid. (lays. daughter in there." Willianis naping because of a general Several. however, said they said But whoever they were news embargo observed b> noticed people using the house. had taken some things from the Central Florida and na tional Captain Charles Fagan and house media until Jackson's release an unidentified FBI agent lie said lie was told four men at 12:30 a.m. Saturday. discovered the house Saturda were using the house as early as Will Leviston, 18B Hawkins (luring a search for a potential two weeks before the Feb. 28 Ave., s&id the house had been hideout site near the Northeast kidnaping. used by people probably border of Sanford. - - - - • 4 - - 7 ~JAME, Is M1 JOHN &JEEX*~S A 61PL f r - • - 1: -' - - • '- ' 'I /1 -- - - 11 - • • 1974 by NM nc TMUS, ftL Off, - - 1 • - - - - - ____ : • --:-• A .•-', . j-;, 1 ------_- - - ,, ,., „,j _- --1 - _ ' - - •.• - - . - ----•- - - - • - 2_4 A ALI __ ' lot: 10~1 - 2 Streakers Jr_ iJ 4 • - - l I ft ' _- without -slanting" same. 1 Laurie Jackson leaned back against the leather cush ions of her husbandscomfortable desk chair today asshe recounted the 28-bow ordeal of his kidnaping. We have a tendency to worry about little th i ngs, but I've done all illy worrying for the next 30 sears she said by way of In- - -For the privilege of playing ' -' Seminole Sheriff J ohn Polk, and all of their dedicated personnel.-For the safety of kidnap •. • -. m grateful -For people like Sanf ord Police Chief Ben Butler and I t 4.. __I - ! ME"! i) 7 Looking compotsed. though still a little &ained and pate, Mrs. John A. Spotski • A r-r _ Herald Staff Writer i - W•1' 7I • - -• - - - -• .. ,- - - ,, J X NMI 0W IIIt( hF4N ll\ IN I l{t11)F.R I )a\ after invest igators ss art lii d hotL.t I([-:AI( E tf_ - . • � 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 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 27, 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/56a6167bb54e5a454b4b550a2137c35f.pdf c1838bdd89d97faf9d9b3feeedf84137 PDF Text Text Grand jury ite House Strongmen Indicted WASHINct (API - For. former White liouse cnørm! ntnn,, ....aI. •L..._. iui uivin, ire grand jury cases containing evidence. iiier pres' aides II. ft. counsel Charles W. Colson, for- delivered a sealed report to llaldenian Sirica told the panel it may hn D. Ehrlich. tiier Asst. Atty. Gen. Robert C. U.S. DIM. Court Judge John J. face further proceedings In the man were ed today by a Mardian, former presidential Sirica, Watergate federal ra ry -on charges aide (:rttin ('. e,____ Hi' viil the li, - ......,, and iiwre have been reports that rors were not dismissed. they tiled and k the Water. Kenneth W. Parkinson, an at. such a secret presentment may be called upon to resume gate invest n. torney for President Nixon's re might contain grand jury find, their secret deliberations in two (Related, on Page 2'A) election finance committee. ings Involving President Nixon. weeks, case Also lildid 'cre former Atty. ( The indlctineni climaxed a In addition, the grand jury N Mitchell, 20-month Investigation, and gave the judge two bg,ck suit. _J irrath —Ehrllctiman_.one count of ronspiracy to obstruct justice, one count of lying to FBI agents ind two counts of lying to the grand jury or the court; —Haldeman, one count of conspiracy to obstruct justice and three counts of perjury; —Mitchell, one count of conspiracy to obstruct justice, two (0+ - Bush Ca//s a For S.R. 6 Overpass York on separate char stemming from a contribution to President Nixon's 1972 re. election campaign would not be in session. q r ' - ( b \ ' -- - - - .. .... i I l.EONJAWORSKI . - 4 JOHNSiRJCA Prosecutor JOHN M ITCIIE. U . Presiding judgc . Es-attorney general - one count of lying to:grand jury or court, Each charge carries a litax. i'llun, Penalty of five years in prison and fines ranging from $2,000 for Pei- jury to $10000 for lying to a grand Jary or court. Strica scheduled arraignrday Friday, March I, 1974—Sanford, Florida 32771 Y ear, No. 164 PrIce 10 Cents LO I agents; Colso,, Mardian and Parktrson, one count each of coniracy to obstruct justice; Strachan, one count of con- a +4" j The charges were: counts of lying to a grand Jur or court, one count of rjur and one count of lying to FBI I 1 1i . __• . POT IFSII)F.T NIXON It. IIAIMEMAN .. Team accused . . . Es-aide The Vi-member grand jury . I r (iiMt1'COLSoN JOHN EIIRIJC MAN . . . Ex-counsel . - . Ex-aide was empaneled June 5, 1972, 12 days before the break-in at the Democratic National Corn- U • • ea rs t Avva i t iii g vvorae Jury indicted former campaign committee employes • ., James W. McCord and G. Gor- A h lerald Staff Writer don Iiddy; E. Howard Hunt, a Dottie Ph 4 3 ,UL)U L Id this one to ree Food former White House con* me and It t's nothing but Special federal funds huuld sultant; and Bernard L. SAN FRANCISCO (API the truth! About 3O,OOO persons received ran out of food after two how's, days ago when the group debe sought by the state to con Barker, Frank A. Slurgis, Randolph A. Hearst still struct an overpass for u sit bags containing frozen chick- People waited patiently in line mandedanaddittonal$4mjj00 Eugenlo H. Martinez and waiting for word from h There w W fellah who 4, Seaboard Coast Line ens, fresh fruit, vegetables and and In high spirits, for food and threatened to cut Virgiho H. Gonzalez on charges daughter's kidnapers, although other items at 10 San Francisco pulled into Of our town's railroad crossing, Seminole The massive food distribution off all communications unless long of 'urglary, conspiracy and scme 45.000 persons now have Bay area distribution centers effort was financed by $2 mil- that amount was committed lines. No County Engineer Hill Bush said wiretapping, received food In meeting an ml- Thursday. movement a while, so he Thursday. lion arranged by Hearst - within 24 hours. All but Laidy and McCord tial demand of the terrorist started to c some shut-eye. "Well, we're hoping," the $500,000 from his personil as. Hush Jami, 31 blasted as Hearst said it was beyond his " Well, bet, be knew it, the pleaded guilty in January 1.013. S' mnbionese liberation irT;av anxious Hearst told newsmen sets and the rem4inder from captiility. But Charles Gould, gobbledygook," and 'typical After a trial presided over by car ahead humii started to bureaucratcse,' state claims through a spokesman at his the Hearst Foundation, Examiner publisher, said the $4 Siilca, Liddy and McCord were move . . ly at first, and the grade crossing hassle could residence in suburban Hills. The last word Hearst remillion would be paid if Miss p then reallyl convicted on all counts on Jan, -f to moving on. be solved by anything less than Reaction borough. 'God knows we're ceived front the SLA was eight Hearst is released unharmed. 30 1973, Man, IN it' is something an overpass - estimated to cost hoping. I hope the people who The Indictment allegedSlitelse.., the st have at least as much as $1 million, * * need the food are in the front of ehell lied when he said: eight pumi the lines, .tIattendants Thursday's recormnendatlon —That he had no knowledge on duty," "The food distribution apcaine after what Bush called of the break-In other than what Whatth or slob didn't "many years of observation WASHINGTON i AP) - Pres- proximates what the SLA wantrealize, wh first pulled into and a steady stream of cornhe had read In the newspapers; ident Nixon reacted to the Wa- ed and we're going to do all we the lihewa It was a line-up plaints from citizens of two —That he would have shut off tergate cover-up Indictments can to keep our part of the bar- Predicted In March / for a tune ;tny program for illegal surveil- today by expressing hope for gain," added Hearst. He is oct'ssion; and counties," charging By The Associated Press the He said he thinks gasoline l.ince of Democratic candithe first md n he had that it tiossing now HII.l.flt'sH iftandjusttm-jals, lie said the president and editor of the San represents prices will level off at about 55 dates; tiasn't for w&s tien the judicial system "is finally Francisco Examiner and chair'excessive and disgraceful Long lines at gasoline sta. cents a gallon nationwide, Ime turneu' —That he could not remem- moving tnward the resolution of man of the Hearst Corp. ic main gate at delays inaicted on the public." lions will diminish in March as Sawhill's predictions of short. Claiming that both the [icr either Frederick C. LaRue the matter." .i local ct-i The giveaway was part of a gasoline production increases er Lines seemed to be somewhat Hush, releasing a letter to C. railroad and the public would or Mardian telling him that Press Secretary Ger. "good faith gesture" by Hearst and distribution becomes more of a realdy In Massachusetts, a A. Benedict, district engineer benefit from an overpass, Bush Liddy had told them of his role aidDeputy L. Warm -rn relayed to as a precondition for negotlat. equitable, says John C. Sawhill, statewide survey of stations for the Department of Iran- said Sanford, the county, the in the break-in; porters a brief statement which ing the release of 20-year-old deputy federal energy adminis- shows. sportatlon, said the crossing Is DOT and the railroad should It's hard —That on June 29, 1972, he he said tie got directly from Patricia Hearst, abducted from trator. I.ines were down and stations eve that there "almost unique in the state" join Forces with all possible had never heard of the Gem.. Nixon after theindictments her Berkeley apartmer,t Feb. 4 arc some who break Into and merits a special effort by parties .amoun of gasoline go- were pumping gas for longer stone file, dudin g including the the e logs of the wirewere returned. homes of Ic attending the 1)01. The SLA claims t Is holding ing Into the allocation system In hours each day as motorists congressional delegation - to taps planted at Democratic her. funerals, really does Conceding that "no state or gain federal funds. larch will be about the same grow accustomed to the third headquarters. happen ml Another 600 bags of food were pt'cully true county funds are available - - , as in February," Sawhill said at week of a voluntary rationing Reaction "Certainly as long as the S In the Pc The Indictment alleged that delivered to the needy who a news conference in Chicago plan. vania area, in the foreseeable future," flush crossing is treated as an or. Ehrlichnvin lied when he said: herein I 1 k muld not leave their homes, Thursday, "We are going to * * from ex- said the project is eligible for dinary, average type of In other gasoline develop. —That he knew nothing about per m ence ,ail spokesmen for People in have lines ... but we expect the merits: This we I the Fort special federal funds because of crossing, it will never be im- the break-in other than what he Need, the organization set up to lines to be reduced," Democrats several factors: —Rhode Island begins operproved," Bush told Benedict, had read in the newspapers; I lu1trrdale N iAPi - The deliver the food. announced V? - the crossing is an Sawhill added that he expects sting under a voluntary odd"On the other hand, if the the arrest iynn during the first week announcement that seven forThe distribution contrasted an emergency gasoline alloca- even license plate gas sale Joseph emergency route from 14 and federal government Is as in- after —That the Watergate break-in he Pruner, 39. 'anstain, Ill., the giant west mner top aides to President Nix- with the group's first attempt to lion to be required at some program today. But Gov. Philip ho is wante distribute food last Friday, point inlast March, similar to Noel notedposters Thursday he has countycrossings terested in discussed [Addy's rolewith in on have been indicted In the apwhen occasional %'ioli'nct', loot- ounceti measure theweek, government an-aemergency to make the three states developments to Seminole aseliminating it claims tograde be, itnever Watergate in discussions Watergate case produced ing and confusion resulted. for allegedly .lng into the Memorial Ilispilal; homes of p attending should be Interested in Dean anti that he couldn't recall plause and some hoots at a Nevertheless, 14,000 persons reallocation program mandatory Funerals. - SR 4freight splits a large eliminating this oneconcludes. . . ." the when he learned of Liddy's meeting of the Democratic Na- c-eived food then, said A. lAid. demands formotorist gasoline will in- successful. lie said and farmer If the voluntary system Is not railroad yard and a Thursday letter involvement. In vest igati mid Primer depot, car .shop and Auto Train In late January, the state —That he could not recall tional Committee here Friday, low Kramer, who organized the sis wanted 2 warrants terminal; Conunittee chairm..4 Robert ase as the weather thaws, —In Washington, the Amenmaintained nothing could be giving former presidential law- S. Strauss interrupted the pro. from Virgtnli iryland and '"' but added that increased iwo- can Petroleum Institute report. SR 46 itself is a divided done about Oe overpass due to )'er Herbert W. Kalmbach his tIings to read Ness York, ct g him with SyStezIl works," said duction and primary highway connecting lack of Funds for at least the approval to raise funds secretly the list adjusted ed Thursday Imports of crude breaking an of sev- Kramtr after Thursday's ef- d'stributlon to help areas en ering and Sanford with l; declaring "I believe all of us most oil increased markedly last next five ),cars. for the original Watergate de- are pleased that justice or t Police reported no in- in need should theft - '11w railroad line Involved cut back on long week, while imports of refined might f The letter, from DOT fendants, cidents arid most of 11w centers gas station lines, Ile was des& as an "obit s Seaboard's main line betfinally work its will. products slumped, engineer P. W. Ekey, said the reader," a,thm o learns of ween Jacksonville and Tampa; railroad was installing a funerals from pers and Because of these factors, "motion survey sensory then breaks ii hommies of Bush said, not only are long system" to eliminate needless the deceased fly while highway blockages caused, but delays they are awa tl da'l,i, the railroad as lnforiiied if the letter, Bush iI'S--At It he was well, blasted the claim of no money arrested, Prin tse carrying as 'iypmcai oureaucratese," 50 stolen credi s-I and brushed aside as --gob. bledygook" the "extra sensor)1 perception, MIAMI (AP) or whatever they Aw tome The state lhihs. It's l)ivison ci l'.irunutuel W;icrcall it. (lOt r tn .i bad .1 The major problem is the ing today suspended the licenaThe fourth I s been haltin f stolen from the il Elks. highway for eery day normal grehotind track operated by Even though the Ic has a EmnpriseCurp. movements, and the only thing . - light shining up ll night j- 4' that can solve the license of Votusia Jal problem is to . long. And the anyone Alai, construct an overpass," Inc., of Daytona Beach can get to the La AVs about said, and latona Beach Kt,imel 12 feet from the cause '-aim, inc., was ordered susthey were tired 'i stantly ______________ . I pended effective Thursday replacin stolen while the license of Sp'rt PalFrank Holmes arid said Area deaths .,.,,,.2A Entertainment 313 ace, Inc., of Melbourne will be that stall W was Bridge 213 2B Horoscope. lifted effective March 11 with heisted The trag - t of It Is Calendar 8A hA Hospital notes the conclusion of the current this IharticUlar was ('hurch . - . III Public notices .4-50 meeting, Patrick Mc('iin, divi donated by the it of it ('lassiled ads 6-7ll zion director announced departed Elk. -------58 Society.. Comic's 28 McCann Laid he acted beIf an>nne h ny InCrossword puzzle 213 Sports 6-IA cause of the July 10, 1972 conformation up t 'fl, I'd Dear Abby 211 State SA viction of Emprise of the 'mUrga1 14 .\IINU'I'F..S 'l'111. tI( )I{MN(, consider it .i pers rivilege Dr. Crane 2B Stocks 3A More than 14) cars stream forward as railroad barriers rise Interstate distrjbutj of gazm if %ou'd ,I'e me Editorial comment . 4A 1Y . 313 H erald Photo by Jean Patteson bling proceeds from B) J - Sp)I,.kj r C,l., 1= gal Shorter President Gas Lines - Gam bling Licenses Suspended - ------ - - g ' ' ' ' - ________________ - . '' ' . ' ' ,' ' -' '-- - a . Index '• '. '-: - -, ...,.. ........,... .... ,,... .......... . .......... ..... ---- . . . . . Vegas, Nev,, ciaslriu, �______ 2A—The Sanford Herald Friday, March 1, 1974 -i- Food costs Soar NATION Sugar Price Jumps TODAY [ _ Redd Foxx, the star ol NBC's "Sanford and Son," is not expected back for the remainder of the season. That was the word Thursday, from Aaron Ruben, the show's producer. Foxx, 51, Is still in the hospital after undergoing tests for a nervous condition that has kept him out for three weeks. Ruben said he was revising three scripts written for Foxx, who plays the role of Fred Sanford. WS ANGELES (AP) — Ailing - - Jackson Flyer Cleared VAN NUYS, Calif. (AP) A member of the Jackson Five rock group has been cleared of charges in connection with a burglary case. Superior Court Judge Henry V. Peetris, ruling on a motion Toriano "Tito" Jacon, dismissed charges of recei ving stolen property against the 19-year-old singer, who had been scheduled to stand trial Thursday. At the same time, the Judge accepted a guilty plea from codefendant John P. Jackson, fl, who Is not a relative or a member of the rock group. — by - Gilliam Fined $625 SANTA MONICA, Calif. (AP) Stu Gilliam, 40yearold TV star of the recently canceled series "Roll Out," has been lined $0 and pat on two years probation for threatening a headwaiter with an ax. The incident occurred when Gilliam entered a restaurant and was told by the waiter he would have to wait half an how for a table. He was convicted last month on a charge of displaying a weapon In a threatening manner. — White Collar Layoffs DETROIT (Ap)_ The massive layoffs au to ck*stry, which have left 85,000 hourly worker, Jotless, also have claimed the Jobs of 2,060 white collar emplayea. The white collar layoffs account f or less than one per cent of the industry's salaried work force. But the casa1ty rate could go up inxch higher if the present auto Sales slump doesn't improve Spokesmen for the Big Three auto makers aren't saying how many more salaried employes be let go. They concede, however, more layoffs are in the offing before spring. GM presently has 60,000 hourly workers on Indefinite layoff, Chrysler has about 12,000 out and Ford 13,0, may Burroughs Buys State Plant DETROIT (APi Birroths Corp. has annDtmced the acquisition of a Florida manufacturing plant which the firm says will be used to produce traiuformers for its - ('oniput.ers and business machines. A Burroughs spokesman said Thursday that the 100,000. sciare4uot located on a 284cre site In Coral from Westinghouse for Initial emof Increasetoabcut400by the end o( IM, headded. facility Springs was purchased Electric Corp. $2.2 mIIlli The plant should open next fall with an pioment 200, the spokesman said. The work force will Escaped Prisoner Caught PHI LADELPHIA (AP) .man who allegedly escaped from a Texas prison last year has been arrested and charged with a Feb. II bank robbery In suburban Upper Darby, Pa., the FBI says. Robert Charles Boswell. 36, was arrested at his Collingdale, Pa. home and Is accused of robbing the Fidelity Bank of $4,)0, the FBI sa.d Thursday. — Agents said he was located after his piloto, taken by a camera in the bank, was published in local newspapers. Boswell escaped from the Federal Correctional Insiltation at Fort Worth, Tex. on Nov. 4, 1973, the FBI said. Agents said he was serving a prison term there for an August. 1970 bank robbery In Miami. b.sweli, known locally as Anthony Daniel O'Shea, was held here on $50,000 bail. MIAMI (APi More than seven weeks after she kit her adoptive parents' New Jersey borne, Korean orphan Myong Cliii Carpenter has been safely found in a rooming house here. "You looking for me" the 12-year-old girl asked tivaIe detectit L)ennis DeMey when he knocked at her door Thursday. "You bet I im."d T)Mey, who admitted later, "1 got tears in my eyes' Myong Cha, who has been in the US, for three years and speaks English with a heavy accent, said she t ook a bus to imi ar,d L't';an -working as a II -an-hour nu.id after she left borne because of LM teasing of chooI mates, — H I . ,-,~,)ft.1 . - i . i Its first chance to display its handiwork comes today before a federal court trial Jury. I.AMBASTJNG liberals, The governments opening Barry Goldwater charges that many politicians have statement was scheduled by Federal Judge Lee P. Gagllaidi used the Watergate scandal as a cur tain-raiser In the ninth to f ur ther their own political day of trial for Mitchell and his careers at the expense of the codefendant, former C'iiiiflepubiic,m party. ____________________ merce Secretary Maurice If. Stans. It is expected to consume two hours. Government estimony is to Monday. opening statement is not evidence, but merely the outllneol what theprosecuuon Educator Looks For Fuel Cuts DENVER (AP) — - p )j ' . - cago pollCT Vesm was Indicted with Mitcountry and successfully withstood government efforts to Au thoritlaid Cohen ex- bring him back. He Is charged agents, -. - ,,, Idre with the strmrtion,carryingamaxljnwn chased be 20 years In federal prison. __ over fencesilthree blodu to homes and eath . Pension Reform clonires would place extremely severe cons aints on WASHINGTON (AP) A pension plans but It would set and Income maintenance ys. massive pe ion ref m bill, rules for existing progra ns or ms and (ems which schools and timeli' changing key tax features and any started from now on. students depend upon. providi ng new protection for It requires that workers gain millions of Americans In pr-i. permanent rights to future pen"As an educator, I can't help vate retirement savings plans. sims after a specific period of feeling a twinge ofexe haspassedtheHo.em to t enrollment In a plan. It sets over the potential benefi ts that Roughly 30 mIllion workers contribution standards to g uard may be realized from the ener- are covered by them private against inad equate gy shortage," Baird said. pension programs, which? have thenfoflowupwItha Insurace "School buildings have historl- more than $150 billion In assets. arrangement, -- _____ '•,'• - the House Major tax features include a ated with low capital outlay J Thursday would overhaul this boost in the taxdeductible maintained little concern for system and reform tax treatamount that self-employed energy demands," Baird went ment of pension programs. people, such as lawyers and on to discuss methods of con. 'fime legislation would not doct ors, can set aside in perservi ng energy in schools force companies to provide sunal pe nsion plans, hiking it to $7,500 compared with the present limit of $2,SOO. 'Die house re jected efforts to wipe Out this Inase or scale it down to $6,000. Furthermore, for the time, workers who are not coyk-red by vornpany plans would L*-, allowed to set up similar ____ ' of- 1. ,. - - '...IL WORLD by M ' DISCUSSION OMEN'S RIGHTS WOMEN'S discussed - around the world are these delegates to the United NatjonsCommjssjonon theStatusofWomenas the 25th session got underway in New York. Above are (from left) Shirley Hendsch of the United States, Mrs. Ayako Oha of Japan and head of the American delegation, Patricia Ifutar Lawyers Say impeach Only For High Crimes Mrs. C Robbers HELLO DOLLY KISSING HIS 'DOLLY,' Broadway producei' David Merrick celebrated Lhe 10th annivema ry musical "Dolly" with the show's original star, Carol Channing. of his Jong-running the barAlts was Wounds for impeachment (brtsUtution intended irripead~. occupied by means only "great crimes mer4 grounds to Include abuse, followed by police but against the state." of power that might not be Uaffl near the McDonalds. Titled "Au Analysis of the Iatons of law. ,,. ..,. Bahamian Ethopia Tries Leader's Son To Restore dor, and Ambassador A.shraf ('.horbal went to WasIington to re pr esent Et. Now they can reopen t heir embassies. Man Killed ' \ Sanford man was killed Bahamas (API At)IJIS ABABA, Ethiopia Thursday afternoon on S.R. 46 Milo Butler Jr., 37-year-.old son m APi Troops and police pa- and Cameron Avenue when a Of the Bahamas Governor-Gen. trolled Addis Ababa today as a tractor that he was driving onto cml has been appointed consul- new civilian prime minister a flat bed truck started rolling general for the new consulate to tried to carry out Emperor back and flipped over on him, 1W opened in Miami. Ibtic Selassie's promises to according to witnesses. Prime Minister Lynden mutinous servicemen. Robert Little, 29, RI. 2 Box 54 Pindling, who announced the "I want the people, police and was pronounced dead by Dr. G. appointment Thursday, said the army to cooperate. Let us V. Garay at the scene of the new diplomatic post, "is exresume our normal duties," accident, deputies report. pected to give the Bahamas a Primw Minister Endalkachew more positive image in an tin- Monncn said in an lmnpas. — . , PREPARING FOR CLASS - portant area o the United '.1oned television address States." Thursday night alter the 83. In accepting the post, Butler yearldeinperor named him to resign ed from his present posi. replace Aklilu hiaptewold. tion as chairman of the board of Endalktmchcw is a 47-year-old the Bahamas Braadcasting Corporation. He wi'l, however, diplomat who had been minis- - * 0 40 10 a continue as a member of the ter of telecommunications. Ided Rahaimuts Senate until he is offi. daIly appointed and accredited hiaile Selassie fired Aklilu and test of his cabinet after to the new post. "lost of ' the country 's 47,000sol. Pindling called Miami a maim- diers, sailors and airmen joined Jor gateway lottie Bahamas for in a mutiny demanding the reNASSAU, Bah Ah'i ot awash when he arrived on gami of Oyster flay; 1)-class North and South American placement of the government, tourists, busmes.s travelers and Which they said was corrupt The Southrrn HaVull: tih- , crne in rain swept by .10 %innermasGollittog. owned y trade. and ineffirent. Confercncehass tl,iheart- k,ot wind.s ':;rahamii H'lI, I.archmont, less computer a tijimed OsAmerica Jane, owned by N.Y., and the E-class winner prey the winner 176-111ile ttor,:e Toobv of San Marino, was America Jane. t race. (Iif - was given set unti overall b Mianil-ta-Nassau Sea Mirage, owned by C.W. The compute ii rated I$tcirig with Iightn,n. owned bs' Moog of Toro-19 tr droppc rica .lane t ictir on 'flu Turner of Atlanta third from first to second in ('lass elapsed 111mw. But th) •ifter d c'untry Woman, owned by The six-race 1974 serIes of the time computer's I igs were I dicri Barton of ChIcago. SOflC ends today with the short an)uncl Thurs( ace uffiNEW YORK iApi mrtt The fluenci's on slo&k prices. Nassau Club race with Robin chats huddl ed wilt ntx'r.s of ft (lass standings, Alass Too II, owned by Ted flood of stock market dipped loser When interest rates decline, Osprey's crew am k away nner was Equation, owned by Marblchcad, Mass...xpectccl to again today, extending the mild fixed income investments be. I The United States sent Herman Eilts to Cairo as Its ambassa- - t' Ospr Wins Sailboat NEW : lnMobile,Ala., she C Sanford In 1970 from ppi. She was a mem Sanford Se venthday Ad Church. Survi nc1u a daughter, Mrs J. - - . . Computer was represented in the other's - Heads Consul Quiet Army t'S Si rid tht'ir shot's as important a schoolroom neeessity as other studen t'i about paper and p'mcils. Students excelling at the school are oft nvitt'd 10 continue with a more advanced ballet troupe or may jo cilk dancing i'ing groups, St., Sanford. died 0 r O all Stock Market Dips, rklns of Maitland; ldren; 18 greaten; four greathildren, Unera l Home in 10 grand greatBrl —' stuAinis ;it thV SChool of Cboreography if, ,rbiiisi, B. New, 1421 Va Th ursdh ' - __ __ lal Notices twohoursofthee - - personal retirement programs. WIINGTON (AP) — s- Constitutional Standard 'for (dent Nixon's lawyers have is. Presidential Impeachment" sued a study saying that "Im- the study was the work of peachmeni of a president James D. St. Clair, the Escape should be resorted to only for President's chief Watergate Of the gravest kind -the lawyer, and his stall In conTwo men walked Into cases commission of a crime named sullation with Charles Alan McDonalds in Fern Park In time Consiltutlon or a criminal Wright, professor of con. Thursday and left with offense against time laws of the stltutIonalbwattheUnIvJty money out of sever al customers UIiitCd StateL" of wallets and an undetermined The study Issued at the White "A president may only De Im. amount Of cash out of House Thursday said the refcr- peached for indicta ble crimes," si'riffs deputies said. AccerdIng to Seminole ence in the Constitutino to "high the study said In rejecting the Detectives a car thought to be cr imes or' misdomesnor," as theory that the framers ° THA .. __ Brissofneral Home In 0 charge w on their forces and agreement for ________________ ' Ky. ____ _______ ideas disengagement Thursday with United 'Nations iiiilitary forces capital by a small diplomatic President Awar Sadat of Egypt, to man a buffer zone be tween unit atta ched to the embassy of one of its allies . filling him In even before 11W two armies. Kissinger and Sadat agreed presenting the ideas to Sakt told newsmen trayPresuk'ntflafez.tssadof Syria "Iling with Kissinger that the in November that dlpIomatc relations would be resumed. . Patty Ik,l-s. Judy Sham-pc and Miss V Gall little, all of TltussjI$arents Mr. and Mrs. Wod little of Minis; grandmn Mrs. Fairy Belle Rot Mrs Zella Little, ____ ____ ' I 1. "-'.' .' . II ' Israel's based on 1972 population figures, are Inadequate to meet the county's demands because 01 heavy population growth during the kst two years. The suit, which asked for a temporary injunction, also named as defendan ts liar-ida energy officer Homer Hutchinson Jr. and 28 oil companies. , '.-; . troop separation rael and Syria. the site at which cause of U.S. support of Israel. Israeli and Syrian negotiators Kissinger discussed some of will work out new front tines for After that each goveritment The suit said that present allocations. -- a Egypt broke relations during the Arab-Israeli war In 1967 be. agreement. million gallons of gasoline be allocated to . .. .; -.. would come for several days of Al Ahram said Kissinger was talks in April. . - ' Damascus tonight and hoped Suez front. out . ,.' .)yrian troops on the Golan Tel Aviv last month to work out dat invited President Nixon to Heights. lie was taking these to the troop disengagement on the Cairo. and Al Ahram said he start direct negotiations, trying to arrange an exchange perha ps in Geneva, to hammer of pr isoners of war between Is- T-' - - getting more gasoline, The Pinellas County Board of Corn- Pi nellas for March. - ill Sails Through House PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER HWY 17-92 NEXT TO UP CA C.IUO, Egypt AP Secre- The Cairo newspaper Al Ahram Arab oil ministers would meet of Stale Henry A. Klssin- said Sadat Immediately this month to decide whe ther to get hopped back on the Israel- dispatched a high-ranking en- iilt the oil embargo against the Syria shuttle today after a trip voy to Damascus United Slates. to Cairo for restoration of full Asked afterward what advice 'It is not my decision," he diplomatic relations between he would give Assad, Sadat said. "11 is the decision of all the the United Slates and Egypt. said, "To give Dr. Kissinger the Arabs." Kissinger as flying from opportunity to work out and The Cairo press hailed the Cairo to Jerusalem to pick up achieve what he has achieved restoration of ties between the Israel's proposals for the dis- on the Egyptian front." Kissin- United States and Egypt as the engagement of Israeli and ger shuttled between Cairo and 'end of years of suspicion." Sa- the two governments would missioners asked in the suit filed in federal : ' KI Works On New Dl* plomacy suit filed by Pinellas County aimed at court Thursday that an additional 5.3 lamse tax ret urns, Twerl, currently lives In Fort laumiertial a., is accused of concealing $273,000in '-inI96l and $l34,000 income in 1969. Huber (edaleda are charged wi th aiding a !n-tting the concealment of income defrauding the g overnment. 7 The ship was reparted to be a total Icss but no injuries Askew have been named defendants in a plex schei Mm Are 18 crewmen were rescued. TAMPA, Fla. i All) - Federal energy chief William Simon and Gov. Reubin Newark, ? and Edward Gedalencia of hen grabbe4young hostage as the yota'as shoveling snow In ftof the home, dragged hlMside a nd held wi th two other ldren and a Vote ictment New Roe! N.Y.-with conspiracy to the Bradftreet home of: Mr. and Mt&obert Brady. autJ said that co. ys Pa y I and two octales-Karl hiuber of wounding FBI - by Pinellas Sues Tweel has I indicted by a federal grand jury UI) It tax c harges. • only with conspiracy and ob. agent Ric ' ff. Cohen was J Oil N INI I TC I I E'Ll, ... Goes to court today enate passed - IluntingtJ ~usinessman Nicholas J. IV bfll MIAMI (AP ) — Some retir ed stock traders who reta in an urge for action will get back into business Monday when the new Southeastern Stock Exchange opens here Soullicastein chief John I.. Tiernan says Investors in Florida and nearby states will find many nationally-traded stocks on the market. Tiernan, a vice-president of the P11W Phi ladelphia.ftaltimore.washington) Exchange in Philadelphia, calls the Sou theastern an autonomous branch of the l'lW, organized much like the exchange's other branch in Pittsburgh. CHARI, )N, W.Va. tAPm — For-met was there. chell and Stans but skipped the - -.1 - Tax D "There has been much early S speculation that the closing of wouisuve sdxm" coes WASHINGTON (AP) The accept a compromise. fer the start of the Increases Sen. Frank Church, D4daho, fuel andand that in specific Sena , torn by elect te i on-year The agree me nt sets no time until Jan. 1, 1975, but ouald not and Peter Dominick, R-Colo,, age conditions . bu t the agreement zeta no time schools, or the extension Of vs. Jitters OYtT raising the pay of for a final vote and, because of reduce the over-all amount, men and other high athreatenedflllbusterbysen, NezttnlineforavoteIsa torvotingon it. cation periods, would resuJtin congress major fuel savings," Baird government officials, has put Ted Stevens, H-Alaska, to pre-. proposal of Sen. Gale McGee, Under a 1967 Law, the raises RO LITTlE vent action blockl1ig the pay D.Wyo., for a 5.5 per cent in- Nixon budgeted will go ssid. "The real situation may off any votes until Monday. into efAnd, under a complex agree. boosts, a vote was scheduled for crease thIs year. be quite different," fed automatically unless disRobert tAt, 29, of io ment reached Thursday night, Wednesday on cutting off Both of those votes are set for approved or modified by either Buffalo litusvtUe, Baird explained that the cbs. it may Lake most of next week debate. Monday, alter which the Senate the Senate or the House. Thursday Sanford, Ing of schools might actually before the Senate decides The first compromise to be Is to Lake up a resolution to kill March 6 has been regarded as Born In Pt , Ky., he cane whether to kill the salary t*mdg- voted on, pr cam a Maier consumption o( 'ed by Sen. M. the pay Increases, the deadline for action by to TltusviI 1954. energy in time community as a eted by President Nixon or to ram Fang, R. wall, would deThis proposal Is sponsored by Congress. Surv1vorIude his wile, whole, When students stay Mrs. SandJle ci Tltusville home, they may turn on the three IoJot,ert Wayne, , ieIe%1sion, the M4ior the kI David atimathan all of en range, he said. B TItusvlIleI bthers, Woody, Futhermore, Baird said, Jimmy ájliflonnie Little, educational programs would be Titusville; kt. sisters, Mrs. impaired. and extended school Stock Exchange Can Tho. tip fran' 01 after recei campaign contribution, . For Congress, Others regulations are based on the principle that every segment of society will absorb Its of the burden. 9 ,' Attack SAI(4outh Vietnam iAP — llundr South Vietnamese troops have lii another counteroffensive in the cent Mekong Delta and have recaptur ° (1 four outposts lost to North Vlnes and Viet Cong forces last Sund ield reports said today. The re said two Infantry battalions from the Division, numbering up to l.(%) trot xmred into the area south of Can 'rho, delta capital 85 miles below Saigon. Fightix the other two posts was reported tinuIng, and government forces mdi e report ed trying to reopen a six-mil lion of highway leading to 000 North Sto w4venue address vestigated Vesco's $200. .; '. use, the energy crisis will be are accused of exerting efforts nothing more than an inconven- on behalf of fugitive financier to stow or knee, says the coordinator of Robert L, 5v' comments Thursday to the S. Vi 0 W14 ____________________ force a new election. expcctedtodayasreturnscame board has already laid the With 445 of the 635 Commons in from rural and suburban dis- groundwork for that by seats decided after counting tricts in hiich Heath's party Is determining that the miners swued after an overnight halt, normally strong. But it ap- are entitled to more than they - . ;V -. 1 . - 7 Energy Policy of the US.Office Adetriack a Securities and Exchange Commission investiga. Education. Uo of his multimillion dollar John L Baird, who made his corporate empire. The ROvem . . - ster Protestants and independ. andothers; ITV forecast'.193for coal strike wtuch provoked :its diil not unite wit h Prune the Conservatives, 22 f o r the Heath into calling the election Minister Edward heath's Co Li berals and 13 for oth ers, three weeks ago. The ConA Conservative upsurge was servative government's pay .wrvatives to vote him out and A .1 . - . RLD TODAY , , " -. . . portions in the last 50 years of educationsect.ors,are willing to American stor. Mitchell. 60, and Stans, 65. accept some reduction In fuel — - . invited to a dults at various social fnctIos Iwo ....._ - hopes to prove in the days and ments Of society, includitw the States, said fuel allocation perlot . . me weeks of testimony to follow. In defense allotted two hours to present its side of a courtroom segfrontatlon unsurpassed in pro' If all steering conmiluee of the Education Commission of the ped thei r music - ,. _______________________________ ruli fl IDDE\rir' in' A I\'.JIJRJIC3 -%DtJUIL) kindergarten in Karaganda, U.S.S.R., where have develo %.JIIJ ,,Ile came ouvith a gun to the ao t were reported. The blaze started Thzaday night In the l' ' — -.- boy's head,"I FBI agent said # The jury of eight men and terrogation of nearly pr-os- after a inaiwanted In the four women finally was chosen pects. Five men and one woman deaths of baChicago policewere seated as alternates, on men was k 6 here in a volley ,, hand to replace any Juror- who of gunfire. might become Ill or otherwise me 14-)'eiii hostage man. disabled. aged to breil'ee and dive forImmediately after the lath cover Thuras Jacob P.Co. panelist was selected, hen' 30, wUlIt down by 16 Gagliardi ordered t hem Into bu llets :"The boy, Did Brady, was isolaUon from the public for the duration of the trial, a condItion injured when' car he thj' -.hinItundcrr Irutectio known as sequestration. patently Iuni forward, lie Mitchell and Starts are the was reporlaiin satisfactory first former cabine t members condi tion. to be indicted on criminal charges since the Teapot Dome Three of (hISO federal and scandal of 1923. city Ofhiceri lo took part in They face a maximum 50 the two daf time dramatic year, In federal prison If con- showdown wounded, one .victed of conspiracy, obstruct. seriously. Lainn of federal Justice through Herbert I, special agent interf erence with the SEC and six counts each of perjury ,e- In charge otMilwaukee FBI fore the grand Jury that In,. office, said nt.s went to a Department has been bul]dinga contribution to President Nixcriminal conspiracy case on's re-election campaign, In against its former chief, resigned Atty. Gen. John N. Mitchell. . k - Mll.wAu);, Wis. lAP) NEW YORK (AP) - For ment said this was in return for defiance nearly a year now the Justice Vesco's $200,000 under-the-table closure of laws requiring dis- Thursday after most of eigh of such donations, court days were spent In the In- the m0lff vd CarU*JÜII Man had been aband - LONDON (Al') Harold the Labor party had 256, the peared unlikely this would dose Wilson's Lat)orites held a slz- Conservatives 179, the Liberals the gap enough to send the were asking when they struck. ket and then topul the results to Wilson Is also pledged to na- a national plebiscite, cut deable lead In returns today from 5 and other parties 5. Conservative leader back to No. tionalize a sizable part of Brit- tense spending millions of the Britisli general election, but Those returns represented 10 Downing St. Ish industry, renegotiate the pounds a year and negotiate the computer projections said they gains of 23 seats for the Labor-i. The prospect of a weak ml- terms of Britain's membership closing of the American Polaris would fall short of a majority in tes and four for the Liberals, nol-Ity government amid Brit- in the European Common Mar- submarine base in Scotland. the new House of ('ommons. and the loss of 31 for the Con- am's worst economic crisis Wilso ruled Out a coalition aervatives. since World War II seemed to • with the liberals, Britain's The computer projections of reflect the confusion of the nathird party, and It thus imp- both the British Broadcasting (Ion over how best to tackle its peared that he might become Corp. and ITV, the commercial industrial, trading, monetary the nation's first minority tele vision network, predicted and social problems. prime minister since Ithinsay Labor would win a total of 3 Wilson has a wide-ranging MacI)onald in 1929-31 seats, 11 short of a majority. series of commitments, but he lie could stay in office only as The BBC predicted 300 seats for likely can make good on only long as the Liberals and an the Conservatives and the one of them without a majority. assortment of nationalists, UI- remaining 28 for the Liberals That Is to settle the national — I * after a fire broke Ott 270 ndes mtheadof New Orlem. lneroornoi the 23Uoot boot which was carrying aIo.d -1I tfeed. The crew abandoned ship when the fire drew dose to the I tI tanks. Another VaW picked up the and nDUIW tJIe -Z ~ bad Guard It lould drop them off at Key Weal, Fla,, 'ater today. " Justi*cePresents Case Against Ex=Boss M'IO tchell man,611ed 1 r .. . NEW ORLEANS (AP)— The Cosat Guard said today .1'. fI - Hostge Escars's Burning Ship Abandoned The I! F114t• 0 1~ — cally been designed and oper. The Mising Orphan Found Laborites Ahead In Britain, Wilson Rules Out Coalition 4 . Friday, March 1, 1974-3A 4 . — -,. I 'Per C nt'1 The Sanford Herald — I SANTA MONICA, Calif. (AP) Singer Che r boo has sued her husband, Sonny, and his attorney, alleging they took advantage of her lack of business knowledge and tricked her Into signing a contract damaging to her career. Cher, 27, recently separated (ro:ii Bono, 39. She cun tended in a Superior Court suit that Bono had gradually given increased control in the couple's management company. Cher Enterprises hc., to attorney Irwin 0. Spiegel. She contended the contract bound her to perform exelusively for the company and provided no payment If she were unable to perform. ----- ------I: (, 0 LOUISE COOK per tn1 Eggs went down In period, with increases r.nglng higher prices was that beet said that In 1970.71, U.S. sugar entire yea4ar prices rose Associated Press Writer every city, but the decreases from 8 per cent In Los Angeles sugar farmers cut back produc- consumption was about 100 an average° per cent. The Shoppers wi th a sweet tooth were more than offset by the to 22 per cent In Philadelphi a. lion in recent years because pounds per person. Now, he same sugayt cost about 70 were out of luck during Febru. boost In sugar prices. Rising wholesale costs were other crops were more profit- said, It's 120 pounds. cents In mo1es on March 1, ary as spiral ing sugar prices The Associated Press check- Named for the Increases in able. for $1 or more Now prices are going up The retail sugar price In- 1913, was helped push family grocery ed the price ofl5 food and non- sugar prices. Th e boosts also again to encouraie farmers to creases durin Vhurarv 00 March It?4. IuwaIeveI10 per cent rugner IoouIems1nIs cities onMarch were expected to push up the TheAPutba3ket raw ln --cTash ranged from2per cent in De. than a year earlier, an Assocl- I. 1973 and has rechecked at the price of everything that COO gow sugar beets as troll where a five-pound bag of nine cities g February, In. crop, he said. ated Press markelbasket sur- beginning of each succeeding tains sugar — and that Includes of 3 per Bill Hunter of the Sugar Cane granulated sugar went from gi creasing alf vey shows. month. everything from bread to Soft League In Florida which pro- to 89 cents during February to cent. The taliill was down In Sugar went up in every one of The latest survey showed the drinks to processed meats. duces 7 per cent of the nation's 33 per cent in Salt Lake City, four clties Los Angeles, the 13 cities checked In the total inarketba.sket up in every An Albuquerque, N.M., food raw sugar rque and Dc' said there's a Utah, where the pr-ice went Miami. Alr survey, rising an average of 14 city checked over the 12-month broker said one reason for the growing demand for sugar. lie from 83 cents to $1.10. Over the trolt. Foxx Out For Season .aJ 16 _ Cher Sues Sonny ------ t ' 'w .------- -:=-=-•=--------- finishing i se J(k Potter of 0%,,I(,r Bay, skin the overall title Itobin Too to Extend i ng M i ld Decl ine * I W1_110 1 ( fitilt. J decline it encountered 11urs- come Ims attricti, .,e in com. ~Vhery to go for all the linit.' that were I It.cla.s.c vu.tor, as Wind it unshed fifth in time tiatni.to. day. parison with stocks, and thus uforma I ion ,'ou need rescue. Time opening Dow Jones aver- money tends to flow into the I 'se, 11w fled by ViIIiammm (;aha Nassau run . bout yournew corn. Time crew of thit' tt (raft, age of 30 industrials was (rime- stock market. When interest owned by M.J. F'i Of Mumtionally lower, and declining is. rates ris', they lend to pull BEA HUGHES cle,Ind.,stoppedtl acing to sues moved out to narrow lead money away from stocks. P i pick up the Il-mam W of the !31?712 over those advancing on the Sanford Winoweb after the hi broke New York Stock Exchange. or up in st my st Monday Bahamas lAP) SANDRA RAWLINS Brokers said some investors mnent's new controlled prices. 831 92)2 night. 1 soline prices have been in- They 1iti asked fora 12 per cent were concerned about some Casselberry The Wimmmoweh, a ter. hit c ascii for the third time in six markup and w ere granted 23 new uncertainties In the outlook rocks no rt heast of t Isaac nths here as the price nf high per cent. Under the old prices for interest rates. SIDNEY THOMPSON light during time r The Os- t t gasoline went up 12 cents a they gct 22 per cent. 831 9712 New York's First National k,._._,,,.__ MI UI Fl 10117,' 1119 prey, a 4 l'foo !sl abanCity Bank lowered its prime ion, doned its racing 82 se and lending it' pump price for high 1cM rate today from 4 to Thi' Opposition party, the SHIRLEY MILLET went to the other l's aid. mped from 73 to 85 cents a Free National Movement, has 8 4 per cent, but some other 8349212 "There were thi ales in g on Th ursday while the price called on government to "sub- short term rates were rising. Forest City - NEW. MARTHA Fua t Val ThIs - '°" I iii am - Mrs Jassau Gas r ce Jumps . s-so. *t'o did ill bi Mid SIIUrdy a, as'ss Fu neral C at 7 E 'd a. I - n T.rr, ard oflkiatn Oaf det'% H t,tem . ' , - - . N fl M g DRY- jt Uie side of the boa low the waterline," exrl fo regular gasoline increased ~,tiontially reduce the level of Analysts have listed the i Mike ft 67 to 79 cents. steady decline of short term intaxation now being imposed Fisher, skipper of Osprey. il dealers, however, were gas-li ne to help lessen the but- terest rates in recent weeks as H said the Wlmov was ab. di ppointeil at the govern- ilen on the t'Ufi,suining public." one of the major favorable in- OILY OR NORMAL HILDA RICHMOND $2.25 - Deltona ----- iv rww -- VAt up:- $ 9P -- p .4 �4A—The Sanford Herald Overhaul Friday, March 1, 1974 ~e* Proposed In Federal Aid Jack Andson Schools To Take Bitter With Sweet COPI.EY NE WS phasing out an impact aid program which contributes generously to school budgets in areas with high concentrations of military families or federal employes. From President Truman onward every occupant of the White house ha5 entreated Congress to face the fact Ever Since 1940 when Congress first voted a federal aid program for school districts feeling the impact of new military bases on their enrollment, there has been a consistent tide carrying more responsibility to Washington for the financing of local schools. There was a surge in these federal programs during the "Great Society" years under President Johnson. Federal spending for education is expected to reach $6.9 billion during the current fiscal year. President Nixon announced in his special message to Congress that education items would total $7.6 billion in his budget for 1974-75. No Congress or President in recent years can be accused of being pai irnoni ous toward education. If they are due any criticism it is in their support of sending our tax money tc \Vashington for the sole purposeof having it sent hack to local schools. This is an exercise that -'Is value from ed ivat ional dollars in paying tor the bureaucratic pipeline, The President's proposals for a major overhaul in the way ed ucational aid is delivered promises to reduce that brokerage fee and treat another problem that is equally important. Local school officials would be given more freed om to decide how their federal money is spent. In rushing to avail themselves of federal aid, school districts have bartered away much of their control over how their own schools are operated. We would expect, then, that local school Officials will support Mr. Nixon's reforms, especially his very sensible suggestion that $2.8 billion of the education money to be spent it] ht' next school year be appropriated this spring. Most school districts are unable to draw up final budgets before their schools open in the fall because of uncertain t y over federal appropriat ions which Congress customarily never gets around to making until late in the year. The schools may have to take the bitter with th e sweet, however. The President is calling for — Thr Svanftirb rrath 11 TELEPHONE 37? 7611 300 N FRENCH AV 831 9993 SANFORD. FLA 3777' WALTER A GIE LOW. Editor and Publisher WAYNE D DOYLE Advert i sing Director & Associate Publ is her FRANK VOLTOLINE General Manager Managing Editor BOB LLOYD City Editor DEWEY ROBINSON Circulation Marmag.r J RICHARDS Sports Editor The ROY GREEN Comp Room F or eman RAYSTEVENS CHRIS NELSON Press Room Foreman 'azlneEd$or - US in Flor-da Postal Regulations 14 10 Moflth $75 i I Year Same As Home Delivery 6ths$)6 pr,),(le be po-d r' advance that all mail subscriplicns E ntered as spcond cian rfllPer Auqus! 77 195 at the P0,t Woce of . Ftcr,di 37111 Sanlnv Nopartof any material.ve*%oradertsinqof tPiiedit,ono? The SIord Herald may be repr od uced in an manner AithOut *r,Iten perm,ss'on of the publ'sher of The Herald Any ,ndic,d,jal v t,rm reporsbie for such eeprtju,:'on ,m be coin'cerid as infringing on The Herald s cop,r;ht and osill bu- held liable for damage under the I&* P,jbl,%hed daily and Sundas rwcppt Saturday The Herald 5 a member at he Associated Press Ach 5 entitled cictusively f the ue for teproduc ,on of ne*s proled r 'h e.spser all the local Herald Area Correspondents wood Pelpy - t. Il: ' - Enterprise Fame?ie Edwards 4 ;4 - 0'1f1 Mrs Clarence SIiYdtI 37? 4i1 - . imonf Springs Winter Spr'nqs Nancy Booth 337 67 -4wig r1 , t' drew dose Ii) V3d P* V'iast Guard It Later today. -. I - '1 \'.' ' . ,It _ j _______ ___________ JE 1. I, js I _,, ;:. r1 Lif________ •1 ' '' - - ' cassc1b.r. Fern Park p'— •4* Ir7or67l ' r -,/ Railway Strike Settled JA('KSONVII.l,E, l'la. 4 Al', , - ___________ - _____ •• . __________ iT:—•— - In r It included a statement, for example, from Horack declaring "Richard Nixon Is one of the Fl both in character and ability, that I have ever ha of having in my classes He is a superior aggrite, a line speaker and one who can do good piece of research when called u pon to do so. The removal of these files, according to sti h.is nude in court, would be a violati on of law. 11 - —.. . 11 . of Israel's Economy Hurt MIAMI BEA(ll I APi Th e director general of Israel's finance taintrv .says his nation's economy has been hurt I)% having tens thousands of citizens on five mon ths of riiilitarv altt. ft, tireiir .- A', rahan, Agiiui,n, told Jewish leaders ftursday he tpcs a disengage ment agreement can be I of reached son with Syria. The agren1cnt would clear the way for demobilization, allowing the citIzen-soldiers to return to the country's work For ce. Agnion told members of t he Natio na l Uimiipaign (abirit f the Israel Bond Organization, rn If. Claude Young men, ! opportunity , "rr" i" 'URSLF AH Ott. suppt.y' mote Mini-States Growing Faster na tural resources, While the rest of the Caribbean region, Increased per capita incomes, Cuba's dropped 3.2 per cent in the decade of the sixties, ac- cording to World Bank figures. The Atlas of the World Bank shows that only Haiti and several of the smaller former British colonies have lower Incomes today. Cuban per capita Inceme of $280 compares with $90 in HaIti and $2 The Dominican Republic, which suffered the consequences of an Insurrection in the mnld-l96(, now has a per capita income of about W. Other relatively poor adjacent areas, ranging from the Bahamas and British Honduras to Guyana, Surinam and French Guia na , also exceed the Cuban per capita income, sometimes by substantial amounts. Since the talands of the Caribbean are generally underdeveloped, more dependent on agricultural exports and tourism than on industry and have not yet diversified their economies, they should have done worse than Cuba, all th ings being equal. But things were not equal. 'Thanks to errors in the socialist planning of the Cuban economy, Cuba took a step back while the rest of the region took several steps forward. Since the end to of World War II, strongly nationalistic sentiment has ents th e FIJI favors Russians 8 Bruce UIott.At '" • 'I President Nixon often likes to begin an announcement of gIic with the phrase. "I could have taken the eas y way, C "Oddly, the .ichicvementg under "det ente" with the Sovlettlnionupt003wlookt)3Ordikethe e,sywayt haflafly. thing the. - We have had plenty of a*ertions of intent to ease tensions from the ieader,s of both sides, well publtcszed high level meetings with the promise of more, the SALT I arms linsita' tioni agreement and the harder-phased talks called SALT II It would not be (air to demean our government's tnotives In this vital arena as un-serious, And, furthermore, one can argue that there hsto be a start somewhere. But it is not Unreasonable to contend that thee is less to detente than mcciii the ve SAL TI. I I r instdncc idi s only thy baR framework for arms control and clearly is not halting the arms race. The President's $57 billion defense expenditure budget for fiscal 1975. oupled with Defense Secretary James Srhleeing, r s di clarat,uis of n'iclrar arms pohics changes, 'pros tdes.a portrait of a ('a),ted Slates still deepl) afflicted / --- -- The Netherlands Antilles and Surinam enjoy equal status with Holland, which has been pushing her former colonies, such as Surinam, toward early independence, sometimes against the wishes of much of the population. ,..'.i.•.. ''ufh) -American times hap. v dying every wafter up sa fety 0 Holmes I4ounty •i,.. -- lAndsley. The jury heard several witnesses Thursday and called about a dozen more for today's M'ssion St. Johns County Sheriff Dud. ley Garrett and his deputies carried several items in large paptr bags into the courthouse at the start of the hearing. It wasn't known if one of the item,, w as the mmrachetc which State Alt). Richard Wat. son said was used in the Jan. 23 slayi ng of the wife of former mayor James lindsley. Stanford, 49, was arrested a week ago on a first degree murder c harge. He was freed on $20,000 bond after pleading 1 Arrested to * BONIFAY, F'la LI - ('barged along was Wen Riley, a ploye of the ham Jose',' nor cmii. i Count)' road department ()ffu- mal s charged at r, an. 'if •ini:th' it is nil iiuugr. :nry want to the advanced rndustrialjiroiJuc31 'of modern Western society, and large elements of the cornputerizeii, forward lunging technology that makes these things pos.1iblr' %'th Mr Nikon quickl winning credit for form rattier than substance, he has in effect been a willing partner in the Kremlin's masking of its elemental "conomic purpose behind a (aea or,eeming Imlitical and military act-timmnodatinn I)i'ti'nte imi tt "-.0 Far smgnal mit', a ;im'w him in Soviet practicality . our collaboration witting or otht'rw ise hit' Kremlin's concealment of purpo enahes ii, of courseit) to mask at lt'a in part a dper aspect of the matter, The Soviet need for nit'tent e to quest after Westt'rr, t'cononiic ads'ances is a gros confession of the failure of its st'rscpfl Of communism and probably of rigid Statism in ,ins form • '. \ ' vOU Army guys are too rn h—tak,n 701n over to the ,t House gr I daIs poured metal ft s amid a valve grinding nun nd into the tranrmussions of ad gratiers and bulldozers 'ned by the county last July -- II ,. $9995 and apply rental toward purchase price $94.95 r 1 3 35 kO$it$ot ORLANDO Multiplits, divides percentage*& 91orge & figurolis GOOD;~ stuam of 555W. FIRST ST. SANFORD 322-2821 e • '', 1111or" ioll 00olill"!i1i 1 111111111111111ii.. uel S S 0 0 r, :. q-1. .."... you it attects us. lui . I j4 I,ist / i. / 'I our count We Can Help You Conserve at Home. t\c have taken a hard look at energy t'lectricmtv during these units saved o' million use. And here arc a few ways you can help COns4r%'e electricity at home. barrels of low-sulphur fuel Some examples: oil. And right now fl)[ 1.Turndo'n the thirmiiostat on your heatung s% stem. It vou 11,15 Itso more nuclear mi:i't' t c 'ttt:Ii o:Yur I, tr't'. '. unit's in the huid. air on1it toner from to, c'" you tv; : r: md planning significant aniounts of - ' - Right ni't' -d I Pt (ii 'Ui(l ti&h 1'-it' opc'ri:n,', inJeta:m c':m't' nuclear generating units as consefl'itiofl is impc'rt,rnt bt'c,itise cut tiri Turkey Point Units #3 down irt' will make arct tuc', It :-..':, '--'.. ,' ' : "lhi I '/ . ',, "''.N '\..5,, ,, faces a serkus short-"'. ' Jgeotollandn,ltLn-al \, / imi* / / I-.! intl " . especially significant for Florida, which produces only a negligible amount of its o%%'fl fuel. i\j the t' stages at gas.Thts shortage can be - '. , ,' . - / - r - -- - - I .Ketp sour filter clean. .\ dirty, tIo cd tiltir make, 'our heating system tvork harder. And U'.t's more ent.'rgv '..'' -11 'i"" . f.:" •_ '' Enjoy the sunshine. Open / k N. r ' 1. - .urt,nn. on sunny days and t't un warm your home. - '\ . ~ 3. . \ t' 'f 1, - . - the - ' ,. At night, close draperies to hold t'. armth inside 4. Insulate your home. 1 But it takes .nbout ten vc.tm ln'iott R'n will pay for hr ung .1 nuclear unit from first itself in energy savings, planning to actual delivery d energy needs . Ond you ne rnOnt.'v in ek'ctrmcit . I lie fact that FPL. alrc'ad filled by oil. Percentage of oil winter and summer is so tvell advanced in nuclear 17 1 gc'miem'.nt iou shows how tar ,ihead tv t' de'ctndt> Lighting? you plan to assure you an adequate supply an avc b turning oft of ('lectricit' to meet your needs. light's you don't need , But lighting uses a lot Since it dot's take so much longer to less c'let'tricmtv than your major appliances l'ring miuc'k'ar gencra t trig pii ills on line, .111d ot lit'r ni ot or !o,ids - Efficient usc' of H'L has ,IlMi ni.ndc tirr.ingt'miwnts to 1lssu re rvvcrse-.vcle air conditioning, dishts ushers, an adequati supply of the fuel oil and laundry appliances and ranges saves a great " I natural gas needed to supply you wit ii Nation 4.5% florida 70% - Nation 7Ya florida 30% deal more than turning oft lights. So dot's I I- _J .. . (011% t'1111011,11 'w turning on a i s set that no one is watching how FI'I. generates electricity for you: l'hus, pmo':dcd c'\tnc'mc' concIitons and Vc' ha', ca booklet ef t\'att tVat. hin' Natural Gas 230 ,, Oil Nuclear 12%. disruptions ill supply due to changing hints for you. It kts m.tmiy t'. ,iys to s,i', e As liii' Sumtiiarv shows, lIon Ida is mi1ituonal prior itt's do not mntc'rf cr', IP[. watts.. and money much more dependent upon oil for tilling its will bc' able to suppI' the elevtruc ps't'r Pick Lip your fret' copy at your •ippliancc' energy needs than is tIit' nation as a ts'holc'. vo nt't'd. de,ik'r's. Or at .inv FPL. office. This is ben..iust' I'lorid,n is tar from the m.tiir But the Need for I'tiel Conservation Once you brush up on the sources of coal,and does not have the l.s a National Reality, wise use of your cooling and mmnuntamnotms terrain needed for hydro. I :ke Vc'ti. IN is ,itv,ii c 0 the need to h1L',itin sV % tems and your electric pots ii gc'mier.nt 1011. oflsem vi' ,i lit rit'k bec iui' t't tint' serious nuior ahiIill,iflces. ou can A Source More Abundant than Oil situation n,ntionsvtde.'s' arc' taking do y o ur part to List' energy and Natural Gas. positive steps to conserve fuel •ls it (LW & .',visc'lV ,intl pnc'vemit wash 'tram'. ,igo. F1'! rca li,t'd that A mcmli .n's ,ippl cs to c'!ct t nc t'nc'rgv iii ow ots'n supply nit oil and natural gas %%-.Is limiuited. operations. In addition, l'l'I.'s tk'ct of c,ir We decided to plan for a more abundantly and trucks is observing lower t't'iI limits ' : . as',nilaNe fut'I. And crc' kt'c'ping t hum in t hi' i't't People serving people. - - ' ' ) R.F. Castle Calls. New in the area? 5. UFm . Call 831-6370 - for a warm welcome to your "New Castle" .... '.ui •', '% - IF a /11 ) E NCY OIIcopfr and n -. Where 0 lily Sells & Service Tells 104 E. Corn, rcial ---- --.-- -- - a month 1, office se veral miles from the lndslev the time the killing 11, Ercentageof ARN-S r, 'q t, Am . , * ('aIling his arrest a terrible miiistake . Stanford saul earlier this week in an interview that five witnesses saw him in an The iolkis'ing Summary d points up the potential pri'thkm. -- A itmisdt'tineanor coon fir it'. str'tionof county d equipminent (hat occurre n Jiil. 197.1, State Al t)'. Ix 1hesS4ld t 1_riii 9 "Stereo Precision" automatic 4-speed record changer Modern.deslgned cabinet with removable thermoplastic lid, matching speaker 'milt is generated by oil and natural gas. 11. connection with the struction iii property. Jimmy Jose' w charged with two felony co and ten 1 Qi99; t !* Tuesday. home at 24'Wamt Solid-Stale dual channel ampliI'ii'r Micro'Touch 20 tone arm 2-gram "Free-Floating" cartridge Non-breakable needle shaft a New Electronic Calculator for .. // innocent at his arraignment 1-lorldas energy needs, since SO much at our state electricity Holmes Count) c uiussioner ortlered reinstated f f ice th is wetk by the I"lorid 'nate has been arrested and arged in a consequence ola ge'neral saftening of a dictatorstiij, ing the way to freedom of thought and other prized liberties The rigidities of Soviet statism are as firmly in place as ever. What the Soviet CommunM leaders truly want from their doggedly ------- pursuit of detente probabh is cimni. .......4 '4.persistent ____ I RENT ) Asst, shortage has important Commisioner _____ IiJIt't'er detente means, - - DMIN fllt'lflIng in relation to L WORLD minded but believe that the Kremlin consistently ItI,II w ST. AU(;usTINE. Eta. iAl'i More witnesses are due to testify today before a grand Jury de ciding whether to indict County Manager Alan G. Stanford Jr. in the machete slaying Of ex-showgirl AIh.alla Ponsell asN'Ls sbte government, said a proposed doubling of unr'mploytntt benefits would be a ca tastrophe. "Heaven In ws they can use the added benefits," l)ickinson s41. "But it isn't the government's Job to make the subsidy welfare so imnuchi that people never have (hr of (he coun ts cha rges that Kerben, then a U.S. Corn. U.S. Comiunisslo r (as been missione r, delayed a search arrested on char s-f accept. warrant in 1969, allowing lies. i ng a br ibe and I gaily aiding nick to move an estima d te nvicted killer Tol B. lies- $100,000 worth of coins from tmLs nick, federal au antics say. ho me. The Indictment sa ys he David Kerben as arrested tipped off Resnick that a search Thursday i('l iii a thr ee was corning Hesnit- k 35, a former Orlando l count indict rut' I returned Wednesday by a deral grand coin and gun dealer, is serving lury in Jacksonv . a total of 29 years in federal prison for convictions of illegal lie also is a foi er attorney coin smelting, marijuana for Glenn W. 1 ncr corP s muggling and gun law viola. rations. tions. Kerben was fri I in He has a lso been convicted in personal recogn ince bond Florida cour ts of two counts of after ap pearing 1 ore a U S. murder a nd faces two life senMagistrate mene on those convictions. The expulsion 01 the writer Alekandr is imnl',' a f'(- ' Il l,,courageous drarn;ittc Illustration i Stanford At Grand Jury olu.ANlx), Fl AP, — An Orlando attorney arid former higher, ''"i'' (live in nir not," said he s retiring Midges Midges plans eventually to day at the Florida Supreme discussed, with mixed emotions. iriove back to Cedar Key in Court and in the Natural Relie won't move over to the of. "I looked Forward to It for Levy County. He represenJ sour ces Department, the state's fice being vacated by retiring about 12 years, but now that it's the area in the sta te Senate and largest environmental agency. Vassar Carlton, 61, until Man- here, it's not like I thought it be came Senate president in James Adkins, 59, was to day. would be," he said. 1 96 1 before ta king over the enspend his first day as chief )us. Harmon Shields, 51, moves "It's like when you climb a viromunental agency. tire of the court at a Florida today to the desk that Randolph tall tower at a spring," he said. But he plans to be around the Bar meeting on Remmida Ranch Hodges. 59, cleaned out Th urs. "When you get to 11w top, you Capitol as a lobb yist in the so uth of Naples, where present day in preparation for his ret.n't know %%h-111,-r sit :n ,rmt t ' ni "I''., !r"!.!.0 1% .. With sisting Resnick regulations. Ralph Nader, In d private letter to r James B. Gregory of the National highway TrafficAdmini Safety mInistration, coinpla med that it took a court order tast tar to the age ncy toissueu.ced.carandtir(uality.,_ionta that should have conic out in 1968-69. A spokesman for Gregory told as that the cy lacks the Funds and data to meet its dealLe, Neverth el it has often refused to ask for the full amount of mone ithorizeci by Congress for its work. BEHHf'S Britain's colonies stretched from Bermuda and the Bahamas in the Atlantic, through a number of Islands In the Leewards and Windwards to Guyana In Northern South America, and to the island of Jamaica and British Honduras on the Central American coast In the west, M:Whde 55.00O Americans iuu year in automobile accidents, the federal agenc traffic safety is dlsregardJng deadlMes f or dr SYSTEM tirermi&'nt, Area i ftorney Charged conceals arms outlays in various civilian budget guises. This could mean that Russian arms outlays, already known s'ism' bly to be' higher proportionately than ours. may be ever " needs and future demands .- , i i. ii- IL,,-,l "LiJi55IUI1 ii'5E./%.... - S p led Britain to grant Independence or associated state status to most of I former Caribbean colonies. Agita tion for independence has been less marked in the French Car'ib. bean, since these areas enjoy full recognition as overseas departmerits of Metropolitan France as well as aid from the mother coun try. not blind hmard'Iiners Fla. I APi -- New leaders take office to- the legal profession were beingof of - pens,bthe coldeash of GOPcontrlbutwhost benefit th e new policy. American business leaders, who he to Prof the trade be tween the two superpowers, contributed hea to the Nixon campaign. Among them are Pepsiw's Dona endall, who donated more than $24,000 to the Nixon cams chest, and Occidental thPs Armand Ilammer, who contri I 146,000 in cash. ptsvings over fundamenta Those doubts run dcper than l Soviet intentions. some Americans imagine Certain o ffic ials, Is, who can is' dt'cribe'd as iougti -'.. New Leaders Take State Posts TALLAHASSEE, - for Dro ZENITH MODULAR STEREO SOUND Recession Danger Nil CORAL GABLES. Eta. i AI' State Comptroller Fred Dickinson gys Flor ida is in no danger of a recession despite a sltw mg of tour ism, lb said liursday that the state's economy Is better th an that ofirist sta tes. Ihckinsomi,w hi supervises banking and other economic exceptionally President Nixon Is pushing strongly ki cia1 trade relations wi th the Soviet Union despite d esprn neona1 opposi tion and the expulsion of author Alcksan lzhenitzyn. detente. But behind the warm handshaking, as to 1240 in St. Vincent, Grenada and St. Icia. By The Associated Press mired by state officials headed president of (he Allied Gasoline 64-hungry drivers ha ven't Gasoli ne prices rose Daytona Beach areas, iccord. the shortage. by two by Rep. Vernon Holloway, D. complained Retailers Association, cents per gallon at most sta. very much about ingtoa survey by the American "It appears the federal i'ov Miami predicted that the state's in. the increase, tions today as a state task Force, ,utom bile Association. hlollowat', chairman of the dependent crnment may be spreading the stations would be "People don't care what the seeking solutions to th Those regio ns had be tter sup. Inconveniences around a little e fuel house Transportation Corn - quick to take advantage price is as long as they can get plies of fuel t of the shortage, was to meet in han so uthern see- bit," sari the AAA's W.t}ne Miami mnitte, said the meetings are fellerunlly.,Iutj,orIzNi price gas," one Miami dealer hike, to open a series of public being held to said. (ions during th e early weeks of King, find out if Florida "We've got to have it Just to As dealers hiked their prices, hearings, __________________________________________________________ needs a uniform gasoline allo- stay ope n and make up for the the gasoline supply situation The hearings, which shift to cation system. loss of revenue when our allo- appeared to be worseni ng in the Tampa on March 5, are spunMeanwhile, Jim Miller, cations were cut,' he said. Orlando. Jacksonville and ident, alert, town," SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic - When dictator Fidel Castro took power in January, 199, Cubans had one of the highest per capita Incomes in La tin America and about the best In the Caribbean. A little more than 15 years later, World flank figures show almost all the mini-states that dot (his sparkling sea have higher per capita incomes than Cuba, the largest of them all and the one with the most I . fast - Capita I up. Friday, March I, 19/4—iA Stl te Gas Prices Go Up Two Cents (;allon to work aguèi." as P The last chapter American railroad hist: ci-. I'S I)ttrn I Jud,' ( 'harks H. Scott signed .' final decree 'I hurstldt, closing out f ed eral actions in the strike that began Jan. ?3. 19t3. It had been In the co urts since April 1964. The final decree se ttles the di vision of $1.5 million put up b, the railroad as compensation in dania:te suits by .trikers. It may be a year be fore all the funds are distributed beaiust' possible appeals, Scott said. I FOOThOTE: Our sources say that I jr's trusted setictary, Helen Gandy, handled the sensitive Ii )r him. When we asked her about them, she stat ed firmly: official files were left th ere." Beyond that, she had no cam We couldn't reach Tulson, whose friends said he is in Ic mr health to respond to questions. The President's purpose is to Cuba's - [)cars to have been written in the Florida East Coast Railway stilke, which set a record as the longest in -. . Lop-sided detente nV 5705 5743363 -- ____________________ ,.' 11 Bruce Biossat ci,rwva Oviedo Slavia aiirount In 1937. the Fill ('onducted a Field Investig n of Richard Nixon af icr he had apphed to become an FBI ag The report on Nixon wound up in Hoover's safe, although our es say it was holly favorable. State Department denied this, but fth.ace ct an Russell ling's office admitted "the suggestion me to ro om down- 372 2611 - TMJIlASsEE. Flu. tAP) - Florida coun ti es wo'ld be relieved of touch of the burden of purchasing right of way for building primary roads under a bill that has been passed by the Senate Transportation Committee. The bill, approved Th ursday, would also increase the of noney available to the Transpor ta tion lk'partinentfor road and bridge upkeep and development of rapid and mass transit systems. Under the bill, the department would get an additional $30 million July 1, 1974, atho(J Edg oover. cikutof the FBI after Th e m issi ng fi l es, according to FBI source luded refx*Ls on the sex exploits of the late President John Kennedy, the wheeling dealing of the late President Lyndo hnson and the fl irtations of the late Eleanor Roosevelt. We wish Mr. Kissinger success, but experience suggests that the lines at the Lake Moore Deltona D.Bary — ) . — Ci,hiif,i L;,a Baker 3655207 - _______ 9:, - , embargo depends upon a I Road Bill Passes Hurdle se nsitive In. people, were contai other promi tractable. a:2 53 Beer Lake. Forest C.ty In 2611 -- _1~ ~ , (~ i i l to persuade Syria to be more p. - and SOVIET WillY: A 30.niirxite R ussian tra kation will visit Washington this w,',.fr t, Lkh. t mreaunern. On February 21, for example, the Soviets *it]b with the members of the powerful Senate Finance Coir e. Capitol Hill sources told us the breakfast on was en- M ji r-..i "r - .. Black Community "If about presidents - By EARL COPELAND JR. Copley News SeI SUBSCRiPtION RATES 5k Week lii 7O6Months FBI files, WASHINGTON— Raw ' President An w ar Sadat f Egyp t presumably could not get President Hafez Assad of Syria and President If mart Boumedienne of Algeria to go along wi th oil concessions to the United States at that session. The latter two, it is said, are hold i ng out for extensive concessions by Israel to Syria before they will COflstflt to the lifting of the oil embargo. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger is making his fourth visit to the Middle East in recent weeks to mediate the Syrian-Israeli dispute. He has said to the Arabs that their oil embargo poses the risk of American economic retaliation and also It is unfair beause the United Slates is acting in good faith in the -n:ruwe r..asi. urns is the lever _. _. ' Our sources stress that the files contain U ating but u n. As William E. Simon, ad- verified gossip about famous people. One rel for example, market when It appeared that American people that we by ministrator of the Federal claims that in late 1941 young John F. Kenn romanced a are conservation and by Industrial Energy Office, Vice President wnan suspected of German espionage. his i )iLs with the the Arabs were going to modify serious about ending our conversions to available fuel Ford and oft?rs have said in !idv occurred in (1 rIt--.tn, S. C., where h their oil sanctions againct the e vorkin: rn i petroleum dependence UOil the turces. W he re e lag is in our recent days, the United States United States indicates Ut Vct f or the Navy to I)rott defe nse factories nst bombing. whine of producers fiilure to mount a nationel is virtually an underdeveloped many American people still We already have exhibited crash program to develop nation when it comes believe there wfll be a quick, some of the to fuel r sources saw nothing dergatory in the it bout Lynn determination by available energy sources, magical solution to those long, resources. Johnson. But it is undercod tapes and me once existed long lines at Filling stations. concerning Johnson's backdoor activities. S of this cmfl hope should have been at barrassing material, we reported In an earl column, was least Partially dashed when removed from the files and sent to him at the %VIi ou ( Foreign Ministers Is Ismail Fahmy of Egypt and Omar Sakkaf While Eleanor Roosevelt was the First l Ai some of her of Saudi Arabia held an hour private conversations were monitored. contained and a half plain-talk zneting sug gestions that she had carried on dignifi ed tlons with a with President Nixon. The Ior nwrNewyorks ta tetzooperand,Iat er,anAr olonel. 1 ( ( Arabs had reported to the One FBI memo, seen by our urces, report u' President President on the Feb. 13-14 oil Roosevelt had learned about the colonel and hi irted angrily producers meeting in Algeria. he shou ld N. shot King F'aisal of iutli A rabia and \ ft l ('OPI.EY NEWS What Mr. Kissinger really rearranging our national ad'.qw nervousness of the stock needs is an expression from the ministrative priorities, BILL VINCENT. JR., Chief Photographer 12 YO Month Confronted Be FLORIDA TODAY"~_ The late Fill chief kept the files in his onal custody, because he didn't want SubOrdlflate8 reading t and gossiping about the contents. Nevertheless, our Sources h seen the flies thich,ey say, were removed by Hoover's f ful factorum, (1' Tolson. Mechanec"g Supt Society Editor Mail st CHARLES HAYS RALPH HAYS Ail Other u M Middle East settlement, DORIS WILLIAMS By Mad other federal grants. This offers Congress a way to take the heretofore difficult step of endiig one of those "emergency" programs that long ago lost its Justification. filling stations will stretch to the moon if lif ting of the oil Advertis,ng Ma nager JANE CASSELBERRY Couch' Editor Home Delivery Arabs that hewill use again in seeking WINIFREDF GIELOW Comptroller it by taking up the slack in their budgets with People Hold Energy Key '-4- JUPIN A SPOLSKI, Asso,ote Edtcr DAVIDA. BRYANT — S AreMissing program alive. However, if federal aid funds are distributed with fewer strings attached, as Mr. Nixon proposes, school districts now relying on impact aid should be able to cushion the effect of losing that conditions which might justify impac aid during the massive dislocations of war do not exist in peacetime. No congress so far has been able to resist the political pressure to keep the 4 FBI Files , The Sanford Herald Dial 322.5762 . -' ... I �J• •iic itcc Herald Friday, March I, 1914 Collect 11 Hits I I The Sanford Herald StC)F) San Juan Little League 0 Hounds Come To Life, Win 6-5 -- LONGWOOD - Ed Callan they had gone 17 innIngs. p'itout for the second out and to center where St.aats picked charged with next two walks rapped a crucial 2-2 count into Ro"oey fowling slashed a Hatfield tanned hobby Padgett the ball up and fired to Bach. bringing the game to a one run o leftileld scoring Terry Bach. single to right scoring to end the inning, man at third. Bachman lagged split. C.alledge came in and Toais 3 $ S man with two ouLs to give the Costantine in the fourth inning The Grey hounds got their Daniel, the umpire gave the Blair hit a long 'ilce : Lyman nine their first win to end the scoreless reign. Al R H Ru first ruos of the game in the out sign, Bachman dropped the scoring Beckton. Padgett Lyman : 0Y CARL VANZURA , s o 2 0 t UkIfl nine innings to do it, but fourth Inning. Costantlne led off ball and Daniels was safe. singled and Sheppard scored Bob Catledge picked $ outlasting Daytona Mainland, win for the Greyhound,, in relief the frame with a double, and Heckton then hit a deep shot to the go ahead run. . • Calls bee e an instant of Dell Hatfield and Herb Sch- Kevin Beary singled. Craig left(ield from where Callan In the bottom of the seventh IS o i oo hero w tth hist wo ouI game inidt. In his initial appearance Smith . was put in to run for seeing he had no play at the Bachman singled went to oeng. 4 o i L It L _1 mood Fairgroundj, Raceway as he took a three second victory I I 0 0 ad •ild it ii d Clayton ri over the Dodge II tion that he starteti runs in tour innings while Sch- variouS bruised and sprains, getting law (or a double play. scored on Costantines single driver from Randleman, N.C. Petty was leading P.eerph 0 0 0 0 a°rL' in the ame midi ran into immediate 1)oig then singled to drive in until Allison took over on the 409th lap to stay these for the rest of Lyman roared back in the sending the game into extra P4odgel, 2b 2 0 0 0 ti Costantine. Jeff Clayton kept • control trouble ..tan1ne auu U iliC iO a sixth starting with Jeff Clayton innings. the race. Petty had woo the last seven straight races at the 0 I 0 0 • I'LL Fairgrounds. pre.1ousy sess I t the inning going by reaching on drawing a base on uali.s. After a" II am. tiuS seI It. .e sge lor an • :4 t t • Pp 0 0 0 0 he loser in relief for the an error. Callan picked up his Cailan tanned, Jeff Fry pinch two single three innings later. catI,, p i oa pit stop and was taken to a local hospital for treatment. First i l cii the In for Wayne Lastinger singled up the middle scoring (IOWfl a perfect sacrifice bunt on the year and have yet to play t' sui Caine reports were that Ballard suffered a heart attack, but an at. ictett g4rne),n, ho followed Jim Law. am o se ent,, tendant at the Medical College of Virginia Hospital said it had not Smith. fowling tried to Solana picked the ball up and in the conference. Their next .nInd 00 010 0 S s 7 n rig, Mainland scored in the top of streatch the play and score but threw into rightfkld. Clayton game is ri rematch with yet been deterinijied what the problem was,. Ballard (thed DeLand I man 3O 202 101-6 II 3 the opening frame when Hat. the rifle.iske arm of shortstop scored and Fry ended up on Saturday at Lyman field. ei9hth a Grand National npeUt for 19fl.Heha5nInGN Terr, Bachman contributed field walked the first batter, Ilecklon made it no contest, E $lana, Bachman, third. hiSpartwithtoofthes1xrij Darrell Eleckton and Ken Cottantane, 211 Daniels. The Buccaneers tied the Fry then took an easy ride HERALD SCOREIOARO Costantine 1011-- MaInland . wimiing $525. Rachman along with Callan had single. Greg Bnsnn then flew ijg Let' l),iniels opened the The ni race on the NASC%fl Granti Nationil circuit • p hoiie plate ami bounced ovcr , t%&) hit.s aplcct•. will out to Callan in kit and Steve inning with a groundrule double the backstop out of play. s,oMd,2b I I I 0 IP H R ER II SO break out of the si'relecc lo'iip her to third p!:i .' I h.' lu'! I i !" fl la h. I • I i':! Solana helped his own cause by Fifth Annual Gatornationals ,, -' ,. 3 0 I 3 Solanifi 1 3) S I I 3 i 3kn Pad9.ttIb ___ ;n to:e The Fifth AnnwlGatorUo the second of eight National _____ . . •••• . -... Cat ge lw)I 3 3 I 0 0 I 7 McCullough went to the bullpen - - -- -- KooerToTMs Uo$ebaII - - . - a 4 _ - jf_!J - j - . -. - I- - - . - - I- - . - -- . - - • 4 . á•••'•• - . ______________________ .'- _____ ____ - ;' t ___________ ,, - ________ - 41 - S _________________ _______________ _______ ________ - -' ' 1W' -- r1 -, - • .- - - - ______ , ______ 4 --. - - t -. . - --4 I .iT Y -- - ... --'*--- ' .. -. JEFF HODGES takes a healthy cut in . Trio Leauing Citrus yesterday Boone Brave-Lyman Greyhound encounter Lyman finally came up with bat power ill) and downed the Braves 6- in extra -. - ''' --- ' innings. Ikxn has handed Seminole High its only two losse.s of the season, 4-3 and 2-I, while the Tribe lwat Lyman earlier this season 2-f), 'I'hc fl over Booiw is Lyman's first of the season, and who can ix?at who is still a question, - • champion Hemn Peten, twtirne National thamon Gary 1ck, lJ Jenktm, Ed McQi1loc Reid Wlsnant and himds r:xre.Anentryfle1dofmoreUnisanUc aInesille Dragway's superick racing suace is cxfkcted to yield record elapaed times an speeds ng 247 mph currently held by Don Garhts ' •• ; . :. 1 ' a ', - At the recent Speedweck races held at the various slurt tracks Sanford had a fine Aliowini at ew s.nyrna ant ear. be1le. In the n Comet von sponsored by "Afl" Gry Pickle had his 1964 Angha dr1vn by Bobby BO) ally turning the half mile paved oval in record times. They blew a motor early in the day during time trials and rushed home to change motors and then was back that night to run in the feature, -• .' •. • . • • I• • . • . •.'.'.' •' • . ORlANDo, Fin. tAPj - M. "M one point in the fourth Heard missal only one green nnld Palmer had to reach back round I led b 12 strokes. I on and didn't ha a bogey in his 18 years in his memory to find the tournament." solid effort, wtilc Crawford re the spur that kept him going With that In mind, he made a lied on seine ipectacular putafter a triple boge) eight on the scrambling par on the second ti - he hd two from first hole of the first round of hole, pla)ed tht ntxt 13 holes feet two tnotrorn wand an U1 $150000 Citrus n (toll eight under par and took a other from IS- in taking his 1 t'urnament share of the lead, then bogeyed share of the sad. • 4;' _- - .•• •.• .. •..',. - • • .• - ' • -. • 'I - • -ii\ '• • - - 17 \ . • ';' I ' -. . r 1 '., - -- - - _ ',-' - • -- • V. I I I - . Big '0' Bright . • matched 67L five under par on the • 292. d Hi o Pmar a )bar C . ' - itt/' I II out " said Palmer who quickly Its and iron shot on 165 ard 12th lie needed onl put eight "3's" on his card, droppedtwofroiabo25(eet holeandwa,, f)efirstoftu.isea. r. fashioned a four-under-par "It's easily the best putting and pulled to within one shot of round I've had in a long time," Curtis Stfkd and Jim Sithe lead Thursday he id iso sGred a The lead was shared by Jack ______________________________________ Ewing who had one of the three hoks4 recorded the . • .1 of the pack. Grady must net have gotten any sleep all week his motor as pulled and a quick repair job was performed for Sunday's race. Both Pickle and Turner were back on Sunday to ' 7_a IC! 1 Pro Cage Standings Spri r g Ari' I ,a Is F a e L) ff Owvelle's to do little with track ctiamons from some II Mates. Sargent had his car runmng at the best it has ever pened when the crankshaft started to (reese up during qualifying. Th car co I repa and was out for the rest of ____ " , " - . - - -. .. at5 tied for the top pot he MILWAUKEE I Al') - The lights haven't gme out on (car iling back into a tie with Jim Robertson's brilliant career, after all, but the fading fast on Colbert, Andy North and . the Detroit Pistons. Pia 'i at least In flashes like the B 0 of a - . - ..' . • . * w.' Australian Bruce Crampton Pistons 113-90 in a National Basketball Msoction game. 'c' l ___________ had a 69 while Lee Trevino and The Bucks outscored DetroIt 2-4-3 during 4 nIne minute, 21 : - __ / ietencng champion fludd} Al second span In streaking to a 2$9 lead The hstons ne er reBLI VV , III ' %JL. J()t)J. IUL\ I. Sh'LJl.\, I IlL L\N(.I (,f i iw' lin matched CthLr"d alter sinking Just five of 19 shots an committing 11 l hird bIISCAIIIII as Ilo (,re hound returns to third sd1eJ Jack Nicklaus Tom Weiskopf P pped ) third cont Herald l'holo Ilv John Cli - eri •a and Johnny Miller are not corn- secutive game and sixth in their last 10. Jet Bowlerettes peting. In the n1y other NBA game Thursday night,the Golden State "I was upset - very much - Waors trounced the Portland Trail Blare l2109. In the Thelma Hickson sparked this league with a nice 1%-Sit, with to say the least," Palmer said American Basketball Association's only gang the Utah Stars • I' Kathy Cross following right bchind with a 1S3$. Elaine Kostival when te went to the second tee defeated the Denver Rockets lfl-100, 155, Annie Larsen 165.439, Rose Vaughn 150, Peggy Trail 143, i ii a flS aV three over par for Ue tourna. The Pistons, while still a solid third in the Miezt Division and e CIS Betty Goodson 153, Dae Redwfne 167, Mae WIlkins 165, JeannIe virtuallj assured of a playoff spot, dropped fix t. Mama 167. "1 had to think of something first-place Milwaukee. They had been challe4ng games behind the Bucks for a • just to keep going. the lead a few weeks ago. I) 4 e I .4 ni-ilooners I A I• I .4 "I remembered the Eastern Robertson sank six of nine shots, regtster four au oU and eiuorn vv IflS 'nuoor Open In Baltimore some years generally played what Bucks' Coach Larry4,stello called il Leading the ladies in this afternoon league was Alice Densmore ago I l956. I hit the first ball off finest game since a back injury Incurred jutore Christras itt-v it'u.u,j rw,g iiigii t seaso l, Thi' ..,.,,,esl s Wil ill i. ocean, .. Rose trIck learnt ams ut great utile the first lee out of bounds and I sidelined him faa- 11 games. mate of Atice uowted a 196-467, Erma Thorp 160, Margaret Price Copicy News Service rcac i a t per rent Oa n S raciric. - t.nten ne runs on me was ready to'Iult Robertson had not shown his former quicknss after returning 160, Pauline Bushor 151, Kay Sasnan 16$, Arlene Gollobitz 149. potential in runnlnd 9 1 a he ac h the OO '1 was playing wIth niight to action and even lost his starting job for a fesmes, prompting SAN DIEGO Calif - He dazzling concept No he Ford, lie said, Don't pick i r IS severalcrItiii to contend his fantastic 14ycaro career was all D' 1 mIght be the "The ocean hasa h'pnoflc fastest sprinter isn't intimidated by the though ieuona Inuusuers You can spot 'em two strokes.' but finished. since the invention of the of9flatorevent7. He permits says. I hear the High bowler 1or the Pinbustrrswas Elgie Kartnuin with r9509 stopwatch, k -to *** Harold Koch 185, Ole Olson 159, Walter Degener 168, Will Kern- electric timer, but he seldom when ou'v ) ''1 to d 1(111 run forever Lid ORt. APIDO ía CAPt REAL ICE GUYS by 4Ian Mayer 0 notgettirecLlnsteadofaj I trj, round cors TPoW.yTop stock 178-439, Helen Scott 154, Jud Iightsey 192, Elsie McElroy competlt1on, n -. ,,uS " might run four miles on the i ,,, 10,000 CItru% Open Colt t LtOUUIC Stese 166 CI dc McElro 169 Jack Fctsrnan 169 Bob Wilso 191 J' , . as enny .00re, - ' m' viFir c tournament on tte 6.57 yard. P,qQ,q(55 lcCaff ' 171 lnJJ1. Burton 158 H I . I$.acli. ,, Williams and he offers no a marathon runner who Moo' par 13 Rio Pinor Country Club ,.,', , . - -. W1 , B)- FRED ROrHENBERG Yankees first asked him to take Billy Conigtiaro, the only player zalo Marquez and Horaclo Pina AP Sports Wrifrr a $5,000 pay cut, then offered front the World Champion of the Chicago Cubs and Dave Baseball playen don't have the hard-throwing left1iander Oakland A's yet to agree to Roberts, Gene Locklear, Enzo to punch clocks, b as of today the same pay as last year, contract terms. liernander and Vlncente Romo any unsigned pl,rer will be Lyle got off to a hot start In It's understandable that Con- of the San Diego Padres, considered late f his job. 1973, then cooled down to finish igliarO, who is also seeking In contract signtngs Thurs. The usual excu*s for tardi. theyearwitha5.9record,a 2.51 some assurance that he won't day, outfielder George Hendrness like oversleeIng, nil.ssed ERA and 27 saves, be traded, is haviag trouble ick of the Cleveland Indians train connections 'no gas are The Yankees are second in reaching the same money fig. signed his 1974 contract, Gener irrelevant here. i- the most the league in unsigned players we as owner Charles 0. Finley. a! Manager Phil Seghi said, and part, what's ke ing some with four. Slugging center fieldFinley is about $85,000 poorer the Kansas City Royals ansome 35 players from their er Bobby Murcer, third base- after five A's won their arbi' nounced the signing of infielder March 1 date wit calisthenics man Celerino Sanchez and tration disputes. Fernando Gonzalez. in sunny Florida, rizona and ond baseman Ilorace Clarke The J.os Angeles Dodgers, Meanwhile on the arbitration California Is mon who announced the signing of front, Clarence Gaston's disare also unslgned. "They told rue I re was not The Baltimore Orioles have pitcher Al Downing Thursday, pute with San Diego was degoing to be an)' tire money II unsigned bodies floating have two big holdouts, 18-game cided against the Padres' outand 1 told them I, ouIdn't be around, including 1973 rookIe winner Don Sutton and slugging Fielder. there for training,' said Sparky sensations Rich Coggins and Al catcher Joe Ferguson. The five-year veteran, who Lyle, a premier rèief pitcher Bumbry, catcher Andy Et-cheOther major holdouts were: batted .250, hit 16 home runs ssho plays for and 'gues moo- barren, power-hitting Earl Wil. Pat Kelly and Luis Alvarado of and drove in 37 runs in 1973 ey with the New Yc Yankees, hams and pitchers Doyle Alex- the Chicago White Sox, Garry must accept the salary the about, he will explain. Williams is a tall (6-31, lank roles as an International J(k c*'ng "People seem to forget," he fellow who got most of his celebrity and student detersaps, "they don t hold th groith in the Bronx and then mined to enrich himself with a Lnard Tho/n&n(m ooting hi h was Phyllis Walsh with a 176 136-497 S lvii Olympics j'5" went off to the University of good education. He seems Andy PIorlh Ilittell 164-457, Betty Ball ISO, llelen Tanner 152, Mary lfthisremnarkableoyear..vjld Texas at El Paso at the in- competent. Tom snn i.in 195-460 Erma 'flvm 53 athlete thinks in Olympian the IJFEP track coach. He Is a been excellent (recently he PhI l.'&Jer% terms he'5 entitled. lie is one of city person who enjoys crowds changed his major l T to 4 ' ' a half-dozen sprinters ever to and the mood and rhythm of a telecommunications) and E arty OyOaO rim 100 yrards in 9.1 seconuls. public adulation hasn't Setting the pace was John Jaco with 210, 238414, Ray ltatchett This burst of speed caine last El Paso. distracted him. 210, 507, Alice Hendtkk,, 163-475, Margie Jackson with a beautiful summer in Fresno, Calif., on an But he adored Vanderburg It' tn i t tim he Shooting Stars ,, " 1 1m unt3 • -. 1 sick," he revall.s, "i land until his coach as tired. Toolne> -Bill says he'd rather had the flu." Vandenbtirg was too expensive HIS potential is such he won t fur UTEI. his imition cxbe asked" tograph even talk about limitations lest ceede4 the school's sniIstion. Oddly, Williams 13 a born 1w tnIt Willlasnssongjg adv1c from 'P who yearns to be a Late Toyota tyo,. mjjxj yaw' Rod Mllburn, the Olympic high (Itl*rttf.mller. He will compete u r ii body into anything," he hurdles ct*Snpfc)fl, W1) w'ged at 100 and 0 yards for the WIMI •ZUIWU -sj Bud VanMe(e, with him to follow Dick Hw a 213-Sfl, Bob Hickok 212524, Ruth Aztecs in the outdoor meets " Zavoths- 167-455, Bernice Nelson l8l-4, Jim JoIpo, l9.ci3 When Williams was clocked Deign State. 11111 had tecause he re' -"nLs Bornyliudley 197434, Alice Carver 169-470, Ed Ike l3, FM at 9i in Fresno, he had no dais in Ic t"i 166, Shirley harbour 1i6-439, Iob Barbow' 2, Bud Larson 190at Southern Unlrer. h feeLs better aulLed to 440 ' 550 lrmaCloud L54.Mra'yJohmn 155,Marg Wall 171. "At certain times, whin a' tastest 'Iwnan of the '700 everything L3 right," he says, is pleased with his new "WlenIruntlehumji'ed "he Sunday Night Mixers '- irs as though there's a groove surroundings. lie enjoys the says, "the best part is the last down the middle of the track. C1Xrgy of Cafllpii5 Charged 10 yards and 40 yards after the Taking liyr fog' the venlog ws C Swng1er bowling rn- ive n been in tiw groove with the activity of a Student tape. I prefer the 440 beesuit of 321, Jean Hiu 15, Yvonne Rrl!iower 159, Moats Runyon for*nenth'el00yards. Even at population Of 23,000. the whole physical experience. ' ,.,,,_ ,, ' , . , KaUrynOtto14S,Le1aJaCksofli.57,MVwog.77, --'I., 5 ; ' ( 3 11 35 69 r-= J4 U She brought hart Rostons 11oy as a $53 long shot in the last race on open day Monday to start a $13,613 triple payoff. Do Thury she scored with Foot Stomper at $22.60 to head a p731 triple payoff. Laub Af4r Fourth Title -- . .,,,,. . ij . $rds." Diego excites luau, especisily golta pay," ToNIGHT'S SELECTIONS I ' Cut 'c U .to, neG (3). Xin roi'ev,r tdj. SECOND Gold MeJal tat. Grady Thornpua'a (II M,nosa Mavde (3). 'er ' • CPeeiand at Captai Houston vs M,i*aukee at lead nine at-large teams into streak in January, wIll face the Marquette has carved much of Madison first-round action of the Nation. Ohio Valley Conference charm. a record in NCAA play. The Golden State at Los Angeles ka city Oma at al Collegiate Aetic Assod- plo in the Mideast Regional at Irish reached the regional ation basketball championships Indiana State, and Marquette finals in 1953, 1954 and 1958. March 9. ssill battle the Mid-American Marquette gained the region__________________________ ___________________________ Pro Hoc key Sanford cJf7'. , Haynle, four-tin Classic winner Kathy Whitworth and Standings Lea Pntav, (3) . SEVENTH Go Jason iii, Frank 0"), II), In) S'uht (SI. EIGHTH (ok' (41 12) (COUp tUtI StuIl,n (7, w TEWTH Loch Cattu (II W-Icl.tI 5*ees t2. WVENTh Garbonzo ti,, P,k',t (61 - . /7 " 1/ . OP"?tf5,'/ Hill Campbell has announced. Tutein, the sixth assistant sclectvd by the new cch, played his college football at Central State Universit in Ohio. McDonald Named As Trainer /iOltA%7 - It 's All Ir Ihe Family " .. IOCit'EP tY, OR'. ' " ' . r,,-J' . '. '-' •. . l.AKE Pl,ACII) V iAl'i - Bob Cochran of Rich, mood, Vt., won th en's event and his sister Marilyn the '• - -' women's title Thi lay in the tJ.S. National Slalom Ski Championships at lute Face Mountain. Cochran domin I a field of 81 in the men's division. Hissistertoppeda ldof66wonienracers. Baseball \'ork, and No. 14 South Carolina NHL Boston wori'& 'Y 'ou's i •".t'. p,,, (alt announcenwnt by Tech. 3716 I I? 7fl 170 RaflQrS 3216 U 76377 III S McDonald, assistant trainer at Tech for the past two years, was elevated when Pat Dyer left to lake a similar position with the Birmingham franchise in the World Football l,eague. Mulisinald is a Thycar-411d graduate and former student trainer of the University of Alabama. He began his duties wunediatelv following a Thursday W L T Ph. OF GA 1710 7 •i 270 159 2325 10 s ta, iea l8'years-old can register from against the Southwest Confer- triumph in the 36-year-old post73 39 it 55160 191 season event. 11 .i.m to noon Sunday, Feb 24 ence champion 37 20 tO 34110)97 iatbehimltbwloJoriltunicjpal 'The NCAA had told us that Dayton goes against the Pa117$ IS SI 1543)4 stadium on Mellonville and cific Coast Athletic Association we were under strong consider- '3 II 12 S 20 15$ 263 Thursday's Games M?rcai 7, p t?%burgtt I To(Wo a. New York island . I' OOfl I. t)1'tC I I 'cago 7. Buttalo 2, I, ','nflCSOI4 7. Phit4delph lu' Los Aneies 3. Ae.inta JA('KSONVILIIE, Fla. i API - A meeting of World details haven't been completed far designating a home city of the Florida Sharks, league officials say, Fran Monaco, president of the iarks, aLso called of! for at least a few days a news conference that had been scheduled next monday, lie was to have designated the team's home base at that time. league owners were to have combined the news con• ference with a meeting on other WFI. matters Sunday and j- Boston at Detroit, atternoon Outfalo at Phstacft'lpls'a, at?ee t iI'tOVfl'.j at Montrei ', * York isiander at To Po-* York Rangrc l Mn rwSOla Va"ouser at P tlsbur. ' I cu.' at 10 Ailts Sunday's Games h't4o 41 Detroit. atterrvxm McwOrroi at PhuI,deipisia Toronto a' Boston Catutorna at New York Mangeq Ne* York slanders at LIUI 1,110 ,.'fl(C'.ct :,i (elt'r Ave. Tryouts will g Champion and the winners of ation for a bid," said St. John's Frito noon to 3 pin., Smith said. the Big Sky and Western Ath- Athletic Director Jack Kaiser In starting the project, Smith letic Conferences meet at Idaho "Before they Officially told us we wanted them to know ho.. saill this is the fi rs t such project State in the West Regional, (Cli, fur older bull players in recent Of the at.large entries, DayIiletIit'ry, and it's iiuiin em- ton, appearing In the NCAA So the Redmen will Join Ma phase. is to proynle a "healthy, tournament for the seventh sachusetts, Manhattan, Hawaii (un-tilled and educational time, made the tt Friday's Games games SAts((,Jltd Saturday's Game Owner ' s Meeting Postponed St. •Iohn's University, squares off against the sporting a 19-5 record, turned S.,infortl stunts a Semi.Pro Southern Conference champion away from the possibility of an '° 2$ 2) '2 61 221 IS) baseball player, rather at the Palestra in Philadelphia. at-large bid from the National (i,lti 26 26 I 10 Il 191 Leonard I). Sriiith, President of Unranked Oral Roberts and Collegiate Athletic Association o. 'rot 77)1 I 52 702 352 °'. Island 1529 IS 15113193 the Sanford MI Stars, a Syracuse collide in the Midwest tournament Thursday to make 17 10 169337 volutcer baseball team In the Regional at North Texas State itS 22nd appearance In the West Division process of starting out needs in a doubleheader that also National Invitational Tourl'N14ç41 4 3511 10 $0 300 12$ baseball players. Anyone over sends 16th-ranked Creighton nament and seek a record fifth (''" 321716 10302)12 trainer at Georgia Tech, Football League owners has been postponed because , Virginia, No. 12 Providence semifinals on March 23 and the tangles with the Ivy League finals March 25 will be played winner at St. John's in New at Greensboro, NC, East Div,sion the winners of a tree previous I.WA tournaments this Carol Mann the last tournament at Naples two weaksago, Gail ienberggrabbedtheSt. Lucle title and Sandra Palmer inaugural event at Miami. Semi-Pro ity The Asjoc,ated Press 'ear. (it Conference titlist in the second a! finals in 1955 and 1969, game. The second round is March 14 sites will be utilized for and the quarterfinats March 16 the East Regional first round with the East at North Carolina Navy, Southern Connecticut and Pittsburgh. the varsity Football staff at Columbia University, Coach field of ?á tcr 'ii the $30,000 Orange Blossom ('lassie here, Among the CI nts are defending champion Sandra The Irish, the learn which that league's tournament to get ond-ranked Notre Dame and shattered the national charm- a shot at the national title. eighth-ranked Marquette will pion UCLA's u-game winning Neither Notre Dame nor playoffs. Pittsburgh, 11th-rank. State, the West at Arizona, the assistant coach for the past five years, has been named to SI, PETERS fl(;, Hi. (Al' - The ladies I'rofessional Golf aticm tour resumes its winter swing through Florida, lay, after a one-week layoff, with a KANSAS CITY I API - Sec. ed, meets the Middle Atlantic Mideast at Alabama and the Conference champion at West Midwest at Oral Roberts. The l.aub zoomed to the margin Thursday night after a4t// O'' Forming For 36th Time Temple, Massachusetts, Cornell, Springfield, Army, ,\Tl,AN1'AAP) -liillMcI)onalliusbeennartiedhc'ad - Sundays Games individual finals March 9. The league includes teams from Syracuse, Penn State, leading by 149 p1 at the end of the 18 game qualifying fl , HOuSton it Atlanta Seattle a? Mtwauke, Ch'cago at Golden State optional exercises and learn competition March 8 and NEW YORK iAI' - O'Neal Tutein, a high school play victory. - t HOUSton (levclnd 4? Ph.larIt- -. Saturdays Games (Oston 4? Nr'ar York plonships. Cotupulsory exercise competition will be held March 7 lie lost only wit is 204 and 192 tallIes, For 26 gaines, he I FOURTH Non Stop Nic killt, Nma Shan iii, FIFTH Cherry Watt III. I rott,' Imaqe Ii I t. H. I4 SIX S','tt,t - Los Ch.ca90 4? Pcariiand ITHACA, N.Y. I APi - The East'S top gymnasts will compete at Cornell University March 7-9 at the 47th annual Eastern Collegiate ('iyrnnastles League Charm- nament here. shosts5,911 linsi 'utting3o bonus sticks for cacti match (4 at eis Top Gymnasts To Compete Bowlers Assocla in winter tow, enters today's match play with a leac 1 236 pins in the PBA's $80,000 tour. I PGA Ru m es Winter Swing l . at Capital 54atti, at Detroit Kansas City Omata Maddox and Gary Matthews of I'adres offered him, an esti- High School Coach Moves Up session. The 30, ir-old veteran, who has won almost $29,000thlsyear, k six of eight matches Thursday night with a pinfall of 47 on games of 226, 229, 215, 22.5, )4, 256, 201 and 192. - ' .f •j I, . for his fourth e of the nine-weekold Professional FliP " -_ YOrk MIAMI I API - in-y Laub of San Francisco, shooting fl4'A .'?f - - NEW YORK (A i - Mar)' Bacon, a woman jockey, has racing season at queduct Race Track, setuptwobig4'nfy5ofthenewho q- . - ron 1 '•'Z. . Pte* York at Boston. atler ) ' - Sports Briefs . Mall:ni I1-&40, ti1en 530, John Wood 527. Barbara KIng 169, Gary Varner Varner 200-50' B H Carroll 211-550 8ev Meeks 163 Bill Painter ,. U 7? 41 36 37 61 ., - Unsigned is also the status of the San Francisco (;iants, Gun- ricited $42,000. Woman Lckey Riding High I - • C . 35 37-47 36 33 U Beverly, Mass.,t that the - -- . lle said on a i-ado station in ander and Bob Reynolds. . - . As.: - ______ _____ - SMOOTHING SWINGING GREYHOUND .__ -- - _________ _____________ - t -•_____ _______ ________ . - - J _____ - - 'I -,. ____ - ' - 9i - - -. , Dream SAN JUAN, I'.lt. - (NEM bench.' This is very bad, to Nic'aragua, where he had tr'ing to help the poor," said - Except for the threat that 'eat bench.' l'eople fight once. played winter ball, and ltickv. always lurks of a brief out• when you say it to them. But which had just suffered a Before lie ilied, Clemente burst of tropical rain, it wasa one day Roberto was called devastating earthquake. was working to realue' a glorious day. to bat and he hit a double. For days after the plane dream of his, a sports city (or Bright kites soared in the fell, Vera ('lemt'nt(- walked Puerto Rican youth. It would blue sky. On the green halllield Iwlow, a high'school house about 1,500 boys and .' girls who would get expert in'4 band, all tas,sled, high•hatted and white'boott'd, i)racticl(i tructIon not only in sport'. I ut in crafts. too ''Roberto a merengue to hit' beat of a ____________________ drum, the toot of a whistle •. iid Angel liamus, "felt such -H and the perky tinkle of a dlvii os could help uniis_______ humanity." xylophone. In more serious As the Little Leaguer'. matters, youthful Little lined up along the foul line'. Leaguerswarmedupby(o5. ing and chasing basebak for the opening cerl'monii' and ba.s&'ball caps. one noticed that no number And soon, the highlight (If 21 was worn. "No ont' in l'iit'r 4, this sun'splashed I"ebruar' to Rico is allo eli numb'-: morning rs. Vera CIen3Cnt.' ______________________ 21," said Angel Ramos "It ___________ __________________ was scheduled to throw oui out of national respect." the first ball of the utile The ceremonies began without Mrs. Vera Clemente. opening of the new ltobe ('lt'mt'ntt' l.it t to I.t'ag lie in Sponsors of the teams w.'r' tin' IIIII Iiirtc'r of Saii .Juan Lntrl)(Iuced I'ltn' .ippi.tii 4e'. Memtwrs of tile nine teams The lady with sequined a glasses who was translating were assembling. One II'ear-oId center fielder wear' the Little iA'aZut' rules from ___ ng a floppy I)odgers uniform - j English into Spanish was in('arric'd a tub" of Ilcn'Gay in troduct'd A paintjn showing __ ___ his back 1xkc't lie explainui ltobt'rto Clemente S strong, that the ointment made his dirk lace on a baseball in throwing arm (eel good. heaven was gi"en to MrsCk'ROBERTO iu-;.-u. ui : IMI mente's stand-in, the Nearby, leaning against a rt'.•Agenerousman ...ToClcmenleswork palm trot' as he slipped on tarv of the Clenient.' Sort,s ttit' txactits searching for a Cit project Slit' bit her up to spikes, was Angel Rain-is, the From then on, it wa'. 'Itober sign of her husband. hold back tears brightly smiling umpire. "I to. Roberto, Roberto'" Angel Kamos, the umpire, grew up with Roberto in a There had been no stir Thelocationol'ttieblgjld barrio in Carolina," he said. in the Old San Juan is beside was asked if anything was when it was announced that Carolina is a small town just Vera C!emt'nte would not El Morro fortress, a l6th-ccn' ever found. "Nunca," he said, "not even come this day It seemed that west of San Juan "I remem tury battlement which kept a siio-" all undi'r'.tiod Slit' hi.t*i bi't'ti her we wcrc on baett,tll Corairs from invading the Vtl%•' tinilí'r great strait-i "es leant together lit' was 13 island TmI,iv, lit' fortress ''The sharks,' he said. where,'' expta nod Lui Years old, and he dtd nut play ________________________ Angel Ramos told how a Mayoral, a Spori.s City offi. much We say it is, 'eating wreath had been placed later ciaF, "it is 'Roberto, Roberto, on the waters where the Roberto,'" lie related how plane went under. "And the she must go to Pitt.snurgh to wreath disapp'ars soon too," arrange exhibition he said. with major league teams in It was getting into mid- son Juan, -She goes to morning and Mrs. Clemente t'ooperslown. She helps film still had not arrived at the makers on a lioberM picture. wnds time with Most of the bovson the nine writers and book authors, atNBA learns of the hoberto Cle- tends dinners to raise Sport EasIer, Atlantic DIin mente Little League of the City mont's-, and silts requests W. L,Pct. 0.5. Old San Juan knew the hIts- for appearances iS IS .711 burgh Pirates Hall'of'Fame "SIit• has long had the Pic* York II 36 617 6 outfielder personally. lIe virus, maybe for three Bultalo 36 3.4 511 12', often organized baseball months." said Luis Mayoral Ptiladeiphia 70 16 3 2$', clinics where he taught them "But mostly it is the end of CIfItraiOtvas4n the finer points of the game. the year, and the remeniCap'taI 3$ 39 547 Aianta H What did they learn" Angel brances of Roberto. So Vera, 35 117 I4Otj5tOfl 26 41 III I2 Ramos called over his young she is in a depression during Cte,'ciand 73 47 nephew Rick)', and asked the holiday searon And she Western Conference him. "Cogelo suave." replied knows that she must spend Midweit Division Ricky. The phrase is Spanish moic time with the children, M'Iwauke, 49 II 731 slang for "keep cool." Ricky Robertito, who is 8, Luisita, 7, 17 37 $11 3 adds, "lie tells us always to and Enrique. 4. For a long Detrot 11 25 63$ 6 - c Omaha 27 43 316 get along with teammates, time they were like in a Pacific Div,tlon VERA CLEMENTE and when we lose, not to fight vacuum, especially liober' &oIdit St 37 77 525 •..Seelng things through with someone. The most Im- thu. who understands best LOS Angitj 37 552 l' thing is fun of corn- what happened. 30 39 c', holds back only tttt' sparklin pot-taft petition." "They only have one momI't.oni 25 ai 36$ ii waves of the Atlantic Ocean. CIementi had tong been a my anul one daddy and they Porliand 21 16 313 i7' It was into this ocean that nopular figure on the island. need a great deal 'of momm Tltvrsdaysoamej Itobertu Clemente's plane he was more than just a now She has MiI*aukee ill, D,tro.t 90 done all th'. vanished shortly after takeoff countryman GoOlen State I29, PCJ'ttnd who brought with the marvel of a cham on New York's Ive. 1972. Cle' pride bicause he had become pion 109 breathtaking. And I mente was taking food and a famous baseball plasFriday's Games er. think the family has finally Boston a' Buttalo clothes he had collected to "lie grew up poor ard he defeated this past ".ir Milwauce at Atianta _______________________________________________________________________________________ -' • &venE1 torchamwillbeddedI g Top Fuel Furm Car, Pro Stock, Pro Comp Competition Modified and Super Stock. For the first time, class thampIonshij also will be at stake at the Gatornationals Class ellmlnaton., on Friday and Saturday. in Modified and Super Stock categories will Friday, March 1, 1974-7A and 13 other teams to be an- nounced later in the annual program for the people of previously, having lost to uci Sanford. Baseball has served in the championship game event scheduled for March 16-24 our community well, it has 'en'ed the public well, Siitith said, trying to drum up support i' at Lacson Square Garden. ______________________ ____________________ UCLA has won the national (jj hamploip each of the last LLI TlR (or the program. In reality, I would love seven years and nine of the last I STEEL BELT ED RADIALS FOREiGN 6 DOMESTiC 10. Ilowevet-, the third ranked nothing ItIOre than to SiC Bruins must win the I'aeifIcl Sanford with a place and a tesni Conference championship to for those older than high school gain a berth in the N('AA show. ln(1 nut in junior college play organized ball around here. down. They are Lied with South. Speed .ianc, Maq Spin V Bvkr St, • tJ' 5 Wheel Aitgnmen, t'5 All Softball, the man says Is all em California for First plact' right, but it can't touch the real Top-ranked North Carolina thing. This project should State, winner of the regular ________________________ title in the must Atlantic ss(lrthy of all of our support andseason Coast Conference, win itlti't'eci _________________ __________________ V111T" Fm �8A—The Sanford Herald Friday, March), 1974 ____________________________________________ This Saturday rroiiven '\ I Kiwanians erve rancakes Sanford Kiwantans will be AU di from the annual Cluho at Semlnle High School Academy and the Circle K Club bush) serving pantkes to project, under Kiwanis and the Sanford Naval ii Seminole Junior College. int.r,iiAnni .1. ntu. k. — -young - and old alike Saturday - ----- It - - -• _ .,_ , k Palmer. Well-known Kiwanjan and -,'al .iuutiunt'er Lew Ls 1XIi v, ill start the bidding on hundreds of auction Items at 6 p.m. Items donated by club members, area merchants and individuals will be sold at bargain prices. , sampling of auction Items in. cludes three used automobiles, furniture and home furnishings, ' JA('K PHOSSEI( DONATES CAR TO KIWANIS AUCTION .kiv,anian lull Burden 111 and Prosser's general manager Buzz Thurston Herald Photo by Jean Patteson City Gets Check Beautification gardening items, television sets, refrigerators, small ap. pliances. lawn mowers and fine perfume for the ladies. The Stenstrom Realty and W. A. Electric Co., Interiors by Berta Sanford Woman's Club, United automobiles will be on display By BOB UA)YD for inspection outside the civic Patrick. Halt, Slumberband Motel, State Bank of Seminole, J. C. cvntersetieresmalleritemswlll Also SISTER Inc., Endicott sidewalk sale donations, Collins Zak's, John Pierce, also be offered for sale on ''flea The Ladies Civic and Corn- Pontiac.Buick, architect Hal F'Iorist, Fairway Plaza Drugs, SPenneys, e in in o I c Prop _________ e r I>- iziet" tables. munity Affairs Committee of Harriss, Sanford Realty, Joe Ruth Simon, Corine Lynch, Management Inc. and the Through the years the the Greater Sanford Chamber Crearnons ChesTobet, Sanf ord ubtic affairs department of the Democratic Wornens Club. Kiwanis Clubhasused proceeds of Commerce this week fulfffled from the annual pancake a pledge to city commissioners r ,' supper and auction to provide by presenting a check college scholarship loans and city for 12,630 spent on _,!" housing for deserving students materials used by city crews In and free medical and dental aid beautification of the Park £ for area underpriviledged Drive-U.S. 17.92 intersection '.. children. This )'ear the civic median, club has added a major emphasis propram to the local Mrs. Walter Gielow, past community project to help chairman of the chamber bring help and happiness to comnifttee. congratulated city senior citizens, a spokesman commissioners On completion said. of the project and related many __________________ . favorable comments and compliments have been made by citizens on the city's recent beautification efforts at Memorial Park on the lakefront, the city park at Fourth Street and French -. - Astronaut - Foresees . - -. ' Spinoffs Avenue and the municipal sewage treatment plant on the ' - HM M 14 II 1-'1 A I' 1'AIm ' Christians 1 As J ourney " times of ignorance The Many people are disillusioned by the church's tepid messages, its bland program and Its predictable people. For many the "human potential movement" has provided an alternative to the gospel. Its emphasis is on self-awareness, honest expression of feelings and openess in relationships. Jesus taught all these things but his church has, in many instances, forgotten them. As helpful as Transactional Analysis insights and vocabulary are; as freeing as some sensitivity training can be, they seem strangely temporary. Ten years from now this will be a helpful insight to explain us to ourselves and redefine the nature of our wholeness. But th e needs of man are much larger. What are these needs of man that loom so large? or another way of putting It: what are MY needs? 1. I need to know that I belong somewhere. In today's economy, my job is teeixrary, my residence is more the bank's - overlooked, but now he commands all men because he has fixed a ____________ - \\ - ____________ - Lent I ' Inward discover some new sources at proclamation that stirs meaning and purpose in life. 20ih century as well as the In eight articles we lean most First. "Men of Athens. I per' heavily on the coaches and ceive that in every way you players of the past. Without are very religious- For as I its history, memory and in passed alcng. and observed the God has everywhere to repent, - See — fly REV. KENN1 MILLER Community United Methodist church - supper the Seminole High School mixed chorus, directed by Sandra Petty, is scheduled to present musical entertainment, according to Kiwanian Floyd :y '1 andauctioningeverythjngrrorn spent on local community automobiles to television beta service projects. ' and household items as the In addition to the scholarship It civic club raises money for its and underpriviledged ' scholarship and un- children's projects the club has derpriviledged children's sponsored local athletic turns, nds. supported the scouting Tickets to the "all-youcan. program, and fostered support eat" apancake ill be of churches and their spr1tual sold i the oii a" U each. Serving starts at 3:30 Key Kiwanis programs atso p.m. and will continue until 7 Include th e light against drug p.m. abuse and sponsorship of Key ___________________________________________ ____________________________ Hundreds of area citizens are expected to attend the annual Kiwanis pancake supper and auction. During the pancake bill Friday, March 1, 1974-18 . g 1.I The Sanford Herald I Pastors Corner spiratson of other days, the the objects of your worship, I 1hurch is .sunk. But with found also an altar with tIn - them, insight sparkles, vision inscription l'o an unkno' is reclaimed and new pur' god'. What, therefore. judge the world in poses develop. The 111 1. worship as unknown, thi. I righteousness by a pilgrimage is nothing but an program to man whom he has eternal shared ex perience. d "The God' who made the When the early Christian appointed . " 'orlcI and everyttitiig in it, Church gut down to a plan being Lord of heaven and and schedule of operation earth, dot's not li' in shrines By DavId Poling and growth, it followed made by man, nor is he Paul's outline of leadership served 1w human hands, as A recent motion picture, apostles, prophets, teachers, though e needed anythmn "Ash Wednesday," has been then workers of miratles, since tit gives to all to the neighborhood theater. healcrsandhelpers,admmnis- men life and breath and It stars Elizabeth Taylor as trators and speakers in au ;igi ng woman who seeks to tongues An apost Is' '.i a S 005' recover her huh,inii arid sent out, under a commission"And tie' matte From One ev marriage through a face- ing. ADostles were the disci- ers' nation of men to liv., on lift Outward appearance pies o Jesus, at First limited all the face of the earth. hayfails and the meaning of Lent to the Twelve. St. I'aul was in allotted g determined For Christians is rather clear. tater included and became periods and the boundaries of The inward, spiritual journey the most famous their hahiIalion, that I ht'v begins on Ash Wednesday, By his preaching, writing should seek God, in the 'hope not with new eye shadow or and travel St. Paul led the that they might Feel after him the reduction of facial charge of the Christian faith and find him. Yet hems not far wrinkles, but the strengthen- as it moved out of Jerusalem from each one of us, for ing of the inner life, the and surged into the lands of recovers- of soul. the Middle East. Of all his "In him we live and move Christians, for sermons and speeches t.t'nt is 1w Christians, have our being as even none and Christians. travelers really comes close to his some, your poets have said, a n d ba cksliders a r e message in 'For we are indeed his Athens. day on which he will help me know Ibebong. I need to be more than a number on some j billing cnputer Jesus siitl, ''I do not call you servant_s I c.i II you friends _ ______________ _____________________ _________ I chose you, and appointed you. . (John 15:lS, 161 Peter proclaimed it: "You are the chosen race, the king's priests, the holy nation, God's own people, chosen to proclaim the ____________________________ r avily _____ ____ 0 m , rim wonderful acts of (',od. ,now you are His people. _______________________________________ (I Peter ________________________________________________________ 2:9,10) rr ________________________________ I reed to have something done with my yesterdays. I need _________________________________ more than just to talk about my past failures and hurts, just / ______________________________ ta lking can't make some of th em right. Assured forgiveness is what I need, a cleansing of the past, a fresh beginning. THE G 10 RI-HEIRS In Romans 8:1 Pa ul writes as if he were writing to me PC sonally: "There is therefore now no condemnation for those who SINGING FOR the First Baptist Church of Geneva Sunday was the are in Clirist Jesus . . ." "if anyone is in Christ, he is a new Glori- licirs Quartet featuring (I to r) Grace and Karen Snead, and P creation; the old has passed awa)', behold th e new has come welcome. Readf-rs of the offspring'. Being then Gwl's Donna Barringer with Frank Shaffield. Th e group is hacked up by sports page and stock quota('nrinthiaac 5:17) "The Old has passed away." Did you hear that? Here was a Roman citizen, offspring, see ought not to e lions mas rruis' these cobJesse and Randall ,hihnson on guita["it nd Hill Snead who is in charge of iliuM' hauntirigs of un('s)rrectible esterdays can be gone, in eonverts'd .Irw bringing tIlt' think that th,' thus is bik UJIlIlS, hut lii', intent and put Jt'su.s, That's good news, (;ospt'I to the secular cus- gold, or silver, or stone, .s visual Ii(l5. pose is to face the spiritual mu po lit an audience of prepresentation liv the art lnecd a fresh source power to enable inc to be more than (Herald Photo by Liz Mathieux) emptiness of our time and Greece A pose.'rfuI ringing and Imagination of man. I have been and to do more than I am doing. I need capabilities I know I do not possm. The Good News is that there IS One to whom I can belong and who has a place for me in His Creation. There lS forgiveness for the brokenness and the pale nothings of yesterday in the cleansing and healing of Jesus by His dying in my place. There IS an A special musical prcgram GRACE UNITED enabling and equiping power available in the Holy S irit portrayed in worship services not will be presented by Montreal Mi'rlOrngr WITH me, but IN me. at First United Methodist Junior College Choir of Mon. _________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________ Church of Sanford during the treat, N. C., at St. Andrews' Grace United Methodist six Sundays of Lent. The The famine that killed 50,000 went virtually unchecked in Presbyterian Church, Bear Church Women are having a "They're doing a good job, dramas were written by Mrs.. to IDO,000 Ethiopians last year Ethiopia. Lake Road, Tuesday at 7:30 Call To Prayer And Self Denial, Foreman but there are too few agencies In these days of uncerlainties, shortages and Heard and are poe. is only the first of a series of The famine began with a working In Ethiopia and there's p.m. The choir is composed of Sunday at 6p.m. A covered dish trayed at both 8:30 and 11 a.m., global famines, predicted 15 young men, who travel supper will precede the by a three year drought starting in a lot to be done," he satted services. Herod will be dressed representative of an in. 1970. But as it continued it in a costume of the time of his ternational relief organization tie noted that by the time he became worse Up to 60 per cent presenting concerts. The ch ri ur ch are invit ed, wants to y reign and a monologue by Chip recently, of the adult males ha ve left reached Ethiopia he was out of concert will be presented in NEW SALEM PRIMITIVE Johnson will portray this as money. He had already visi ted ' itev. John W. Klinepeter, "We are going to see a lot their villages, the majority newly dedicated sanctury. BAlS' character that was affected by more famines. They've become easy for you as possible. Here are some of oul pastor, teacher and inseek jobs in urban area. But the Sahel area and dispensed The choir will also be per. the nearly $20,000 in World Vision ternationalist evangelist, is forming Tuesday afternoon at speaker at New Communion at the 8:30 the world's ecology so badly wages speaking nightly at Sanford -.. Walt Disney World. The Rev. are only sufficient to fundi for water wells, food and Salem Baptist (lurch's annual 5 worshlphouronly will begin the that this is nature's only way of support other projects. Allinnce Church at 1401 S. Park Michael L Andrews is pastor of one person. In Wo men's Day observance was Inten season; the youth will balancing itself," said Bernard meantime, most of the cattle Ave., Sunday through Mar. 10. St. Andrew's. Ms. Ruth Brown missionary rehearse for their Easter Barron of World Vision But the needs in Ethiopia The public is invited to the used for culti vation have died ' COMMUNITY from Dunnellon. Evening drama at 3:30 p.m. Sunday. I nternational, a nonprofit so he made New life Crusade week nights UNITEI) ME-DiODIST and women are unable to farm were great Use our handy postage-paid envelopes t 1 e speaker was Mrs. Ethel M. Plans for Holy Week will be Christian humanitarian agency Lse e ) iirornlses, -to the tune of about except Saturday at 7:30 thearidlandsb then Iv s.s p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Freeman of Bartow. Chairman made as a group of church worki savings deposits by mail. We'll return yo~r '0 ipt ng in 31 countries, 1200,000," he says with pursed the and on Sunday at I I a.m. and 7 food Output is continually McClain Sr., who will be of the event was Henrietta leaders meet on Wednesday at by return Much of the blame for trips. dropping. p.m. - no leaving soon for Haiti, where Herring; presiding pastor for 7:30 p.m. in the sanctuary with starvation in Africa and Asia. to Mr. Elinepeter has served as Barton has done relief work they will serve as msionaries the day, Rose Lee Williams; representatives "I told missionaries and of the Bowdoin. he Feels, is due to overin Vletaam, Korea and Hong national church leaders I wo it SUC( essful pastor in the South, with OMS International and clerk, Sarah Ann Harper. Sowder Crusade. uld s . teacher and flel Missions, will be speaking at Rev. 0. W. Wilhams is church , Plans are under way for the consumption in the Western Kong, but said that the con- reconunend that World Vision world. "it is simply not right representative at Toccoa Falls the family night covered dish ditions of much of the rural ralm money to buy grain, to get tor. Theme was "Devoted honoring of members of Ft Have your monthly Florida Federal mortgaIt one uarter of the world's population in Ethiopia are the tractors and trailers tr Bible College. His international supper Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. Women Uniting Our Faith for a Methodist that have been Population consumes deliver 80 per worst he's ever wen. Most the evangelistic ministry has been In fellowship ball of Co your ui cultivgr In and to use in mmunity Higher C members tian S hris ta n rd." da for 50 years or REV. J. KUNEPETER more. cent of the world's resources," relief work felt in Latin America, Western there is being done United Methodist Church of checking amount, no matter ating, and to get medical 10, at Ii a.m. 45 memhe Ot USe. stated firmly, DCBARY by missionaries and a few equipment and supplies Ewope, and The Far East. America as a National Casselberry. to set hers will be honored for their Designate an Bar ton's job is to surve y fl BAI RsT be to private organizations, In Vientiane, l,aos Mr. Evangelist. The McCialns were guests of up dmspersrmes," he said length of service. A certificate needs in crisis areas your around the Klinepett'r pasored the Mr. Klinepeter, In addition to honor last Saturday night at a Dr. Gordon Beck's message se- ill be awarded, a corsage or world and to bring back International Church, spon- being a gifted minister of God's (iwistinn homemakers Class Sunday morning at the First boutonniere, and a tune of reco in in en dat ions for sored by The Christian and Word, is also an outstanding dinner held at Langwood Hotel. Baptist Church of DeBary. will recognition will be given each assistance, lie has recently --Misstonary the Alliance. lie is now piano musician, using both Rev. Ken Miller. "ciate so= C member Itiat united with the returned from a three month be. "'Me Holy Spirit and You." church prior lo with the same Society In and accordian in his services. pastor, will preach at the 8:30 1925. tour to Ethiopia and the Sahel Services will be held at 11 Have your sccial se-curity check deposited and 11 a.m. services. Holy ly - I To --- _ ... - . ___________ . .. ." -- ANDL fODAY - - . . _ WMU AViNG YOUR MONEY FOR - Relief Organization Montreat Choir To Sing p TOMORROW. _____ Predicts Global Famine - Evangelist Speaks long lines, it's nice to know there are still some Flo da Federal Savings help prepare financially for tomorrow, and to mak it time-an -energy-saving plans and how they! work. , FREE VW . ' - CAPE CANAVEIiAL, Fla. Mrs. Gielow told cornmissloners of the start of a twoyear citywide Comnlurilly Improvement Project that It is seeking cooperation of all citizens and civic organizations in the areas of beautification an community improvement. - - - -. — '' . nutt says. , l RETIRING AFTER 25 YEARS The geologist said Thursday that National Aeronautics and Space Administra ti on is al. ready trying to improve the use of solar power for heating and cooling and to find more ci. ficient wa ys of using fuel, liVILLIANI Employment Service as Firm Labor representative, received cer- State Department of Commerce presented by Ralph Prescott, manager of employment office in Sanford. Th ursday at party tificate from given by fellow employes. A resident of Altamonte Springs and a retired Air Force Edwards plans to live on Merritt Island. (Herald Photo by George Jfayes Dr. Schmitt mentioned solar panels as an example. The pan. eb are being used to convert light to electricity In and are being considered for earth use if costs can be cut,tw said during a news conference. Advertisement Seminole Calendar Hospital Noies Marc-b 1 .7 01. "M _ - - - FEBRUARY 25, 11974 March S ADMISSIONS "Chlldrens Hours USA" Sanford Senior Citizens, noon, Went show sponsored by Lake SIrdOn1 Civic Center. Sack Sanford: William 1. Wade Mary Elementary School PTA lunch and entertainment by 1.)' E. Magill in school auditorIum, 7:30 p.m. Ballet Guild. Keith T. Baughm&n Horticultural Seminar, James Cassidy III ;anford Garden Club, 7:30 p.m. Florence Barton Employes), 1:30 p.m., SaflICZ'd "Fruit Trees for the Home," by McKInley Harrison Chamber of Cwwwce. Frank J. Jass, County Mary IAVerne Sendtfling Extension Duwtor, Seminole Annual World Day of Prayer, County. Frank E. Bradley sponsored by Church Women Terry R. NIcIntyre United, noon Holy Cross Starch 6 Gloria W. hatcher Episcopal Chth, Senior Citizens Day at John G. Orlando Fair. Free admission Quarterly meeting board of for all over 55. ('hatter bus will Cynthia I. Gizesky, Altatrustees, General Henry S. IeaveCiriccentcrat 10:30a.m. monte Springs and stop at Seminole Plaza at Pauline M Gilbo, CastselChaiuibcr of Commerce. IL lIt turn by ( pm. Call 3Z.- berry Mani for addition will be 9148 or 323-2645 far reser. shown. vatwn. Bertha Mae Fortune, DeLand March Spaghetti dinner. 5.7p.m.and tit'n. 7:30 nu. ('a'.sellwrrs p lines mail. No gas-consuming stand in. An - -- - - - Mrs. Gkl said $1,6 of the money presented to the city secek came from a 1965 Operation Beautify" commnhttee headed by Mrs. Boo Ganas and Dr. J. F. Darby. Other contributions came from the Chamber of Commerce, Dr. W. V. Roberts, Art Brown Pest Control, Harcar Aluminum Prothsnt Jack Prosser Ford, - ' '" sAl') Space technology will play an important role in ving the energy crisis, A pollo 17 Business and Professional dinner-business Women, meeting, 7 p m. Cavalier Motor Ampato Bennet, tons K;sthorin.' Del. lAllie S. Braxton, Osteen Marjorie F. Vorholt, Charles. ton, W. Va. BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hell, a boy, Sanford Mr. and.Nirs. Jimmie Debose, a girl, Sanford Sanford: Susie B. Payne Charles E. Murray Eima E. Smith Mrs. Hubert WiLn and boy Kenneth M. Murphy Leroy Strawder Janles SlAilley, Altainoritt. -Springs harry H. Myers, DeBary Jean N. Neal, Enterprise Walter E. Kenton, DeBar)' enrietta M. Narsien, DelH Hearing Tests Set For Orlando Area Electronic hearing tests will be given free at the Or. ange Hearing Aid Ctr, 1503 S Orange Ave . Orlando for a limited time only. A Certified Hearing Aid pment deducted automatically from what bank additional amount to depoted Florida Federal savings account, too, iiyou wish. Ask abut TRANSMATJC. -- to your florida Federal passbook savings a unt PAY YOURSELF E St deducted regular 'from your paycheck to be deposited to your Floria saving what's left over after bill-paying, yo II in effect be paying yourself first. And eaming'gh interest, too. Speak to your employer abou florida Federal Payroll Savings Plan. PiGGY BAC' Anycne who his trouble hearimg or understandimg Is wekome to hjv a lest using the tales? electronic equipmenttodetermine his or her you( e deposited to your savings accou Make it a habit and you'll never miss it. And it'll there about tie Latest methods of whenever you need it. Remember, accounts at Florida Federal Savings are insured up to $20,000 - " Florda pr o _ - denominations are Calvary Assembly, 1919 welcome. Speakers and gospel Ave., Winter I'ark, Pastor Roy skating party at Melodee REDEEMF.R LUTHERAN groups. trios and quartets play Ilarilvern has ;ionounced. Skating [link, an Important part in Women's During their first term of on March 9. thie youth will Guest speaker for the midChristian Outreach, missionary service, Mr. week Lenten service Wed. have an all day Bible Study at A future location in Sanford is Ridings and his wife Rosella t Lutheran Church o1 at the borne of Jack Owens, now being considered and the have coordinated the Youth nesday the Redeemer, Sanford, will be bus will leave the church at 9 first meeting will be within the ministries in Singapore. Rev Gerald Seaman of am, Bring a sack lemnch. _est,ihlisheel unontly south %•r -sun l,utheran Church, raIl> in downtown Singapore whose topic will ()LIR l.ADV OF be"The Nail of which has been drawing an THE LAKES Envy." -_-._.-- LY the 11-deral Savings and Loan Insurance Corporat ion, and further backed by our more than $800 million in assets. __________ and unt I - - 1 ki *4 1 ' . When you make your monthly Florida Fed ral 404 Women's organization known begin with coffee 'and salAn all day flea market type e will be held on the grounds throughout Florida in such doughnuts and a babysitting of Altamonte Community cities as Orlando, Ft. Myers Ft. service is provided. Any in Church Saturday 6 am. (1fl.'RCII to 4 Lauderdale, and Deliary, has terested women may contact 20 miles to reach food p.m. Visitors will find plenty of conic to Sanford. distribution centers. I say man)Mrs Soper it 322-5521. PItOVIL)ENCE I.UTJIERAN The Adult Choir eel Central homemade cake, pie and bread who had made it to a center, but for sale as well as clothing Baptist Church will present an Joyce Super, president; Mrs. Lenten schedule for the who were practically lifeless books. jewelry. large and 'mall evangelistic cantata, Nanearle Stevens, vice Rev. H. Ridings too weak even to feed appliances and toys. The "Reaching People", Sunday at Lutheran Church of Providence and president; and Mrs. Priscilla themselves. And without loving in Deltomi, has been set as Community church Is located 70 p.m. Thorpe. secretar'.treasurcr. "The ('are they, too, would have soon ,t,) 11 follows: March 6, week of March 3-9 has Calvary Speaker on SR 436 on Forest Avenue just Outreach, a full gospel Question of Bewilderment: died,' he reports. been set aside as a Aeck ministry, reaches out in 11ev. howard J. Rulings, west of the railroad. of have You No Answer to Rev. Wayne E. Smith will prayer and study for the Home Make" '11w situation in Ethiopia has communities to win women to Assemblies of God missionary March 13, "The Mission program. There will be Jesus Christ and minister to to Singapore, will be guest wcoIIiC new members into been called "the torgotten of Identity: Are special ineetings cacti morning Question their nee&. Women (if all ages speaker March 17. at 6 p.m.. at Altamonte Coinniunity Church famine" explained Barron. the King of the Jews?" at 9:30a.m. except Wednesday. Slarch Miller Sunday at 10 a.m. _________ Federal morTlage il payment, simply add on the am Everyone should have a he aring test at least once a year if there is any Irftble at all hearing Clearly, Eveh people now wearing a heiring aid or those who been told nothing could be done for them should have a hearing test and find Out '1 on area of Northwest Africa. - Ou:reach. a Christian month. Outreach* meetings Have a specified amount committee Inspirational hour is held Evangelism with Mrs. Kelly Welch as chairman began plans He saw people dying people every Sunday at 7:30 P m for this unusual service at a too late to help — and he wat. Sunday school classes for all ages are held front 9:45 to 10:45 meeting last month. Mrs. Blake died others being painstakingly Sawyers is chairman of the nourished back to life and hope. m. "I know it's hard to believe, committee to honor the CENTRAl. BAPTIST nicmnbers of long standing. but mai;y people walked up to ALTAMONTE COMMUNITY Audiolf:iqist will be V this of. particuiir ioss 'Outreach' To Sanford thereby eliminating fear of loss theft and th long lines at the The a.m. communion will be observed at the 7 p.m. service. _____ - . a Carson-Newman average attendance of 600. Choir To Sing 11cy also conduckii several youth camps and seminars. Itislings was responsible for MESSIAH LUTHERAN . Pastor J. Ted ('osmnatn and Youth of Messiah Lutheran . - - Aa - . - - -. . 20, "The Question f While the news nie(ha and the Contempt: Am I a Jew?" 'k United Nations and individual of countries con(entrated on the Speculation: What is Truth?". . sub-Sahara regions of Niger, and April 3, "The Question of 1% Origin: Where are You From?" Chad and Senegal, the famine -- - - . The Women's Guild will have as their guest speaker at their mneetlng Thursday, at I p in Mrs. Esther Kaszas of t)eltona, a member of the church, who will tell of her life among the The regular inecting of the Eskimos of Alaska and Indians Women's Guild of Our Lady of of Northern Quebec, Canada. the Lakes Catholic Church, Del- Friends and neigh bors are I1;sIlnt Ethinpianc Teen Missions DireLfOf s p e a ic ______________ Missions For Nose Teens will evange Itstft mmmstnt's Work teams co ' nstructed buildings in Christian Church, Sanford and Alaska, Bolivia, Oaxaca, and Itosalia averiuis'c Siin,!,' ,t lie the therne it the First - ________ _________ S �28-The Sanford Herald Sunday, March 3, 1974 Aii*.si Theresa Rogem, Fiance Honored Dear Abby ACUM I Ruse vef 4JUS to Pre,ou, Pultilip 4$ IutI, flfl(WC,' • • 41Prcwj 44 t10 i poet IFrai ______ $lap lOPLinri 12 nhten I3Mouatarn Advice From Abby - de range Club i1d 53 Asan • - - ___ ________ 14 Italian writer .4 Appritilliemkms By ABIGAIL VAN BUR'J "7lWC$aø1r.nyN.,,,,,t.,.t. IS Cehe meter 55 Pawd a Lzht bmis ihroz;h I7Sprc 57Cautin t- rnniane i,t.etup 2IEiIspuit DEAR ABBY: Aitho you are well paid for giving Advice !o others, I feel many times your advice Is immature and meaningless A woman writes that she lost her cherished letters and photo albums in a flood, and she asked your Advice on how to get over It. Your reply was asinine' You compared her lossto the death of your own parents. flu It ever occurred to you that she, too, might have lost her mother and father, or others dear to her, but their memories had been kept alive by those precious photographs? Sometimes I think you are ahsolutelv wi thout heart or feeling, DISGUSTED IN ARCADIA 10 I•rtijt,, ' fir iIl.nsri bai, - .Ab up II I ' .ipottkIfl 2iWoiguard I2I:ur'çn 16 coun tr JUI%VI I 1)ereasrd r, Prima(? 30 Alliquee 31 Fjitwrmn 31 Tint 11Gfert Ild.n 3I'u4is n.Ms, utake J1VIIhI 21"ren - hpainter I41I6'nenanol ii stuai.a.urici iIIM7i % 3AIIII *csa ib.aut 20 Female theep "Irp.ari 4Cusnpas rkthtg ?lAmperr.ab 4 Ispert pu.., reading 34 Peri,40t 1111i r sF:ami,, 36 Target cq-ntrr :TJSIJII.J 'ivmb form' closely 6 Ikur 40 Kind of si seI S HIurpen-pI MITh Mmrrwn humorist T I'4r(-.sed JS St for po tàit $utninata A • 1Imiuirr f;r aetter 9 Ling.utr, 1i'Pi LI I IS lb'l. 44 I .-itt oul 4?Iu'j(ris 49 rightiinPinu4 SOLhenumtirr S2 Ins, of energ i (in k uni £ - ' I DEAR DISGUSTED: I know that I am not **Absolutely 'ithout heart' because mine ached a little when I read s-our letter. But another reader expressed quite a different i-raetIor to the ;ame letter. herr It is: IT j2 3 4 5 6 7 [ 133 - DEAR ABRY how vrise and timely Ito mci was our reply to the lady who had lost her precious collection of pictures and letters she had savedover the years Several years ago, in moving, I lost many irreplacabk es,on plct as that 13j (I'l l, a n d I. tco. i4as heartsick 1 a long hik. In January of 1973, my beloved daughter and adored grandsons [aged 4 and 91 were murdered In a senseless tragedy of mass murders here In Santa Crux, Cal, Now I know what heartbreak truly is. There Is not a day or night that I do not sense my gentle ones' arms around me. I know that life will never be the same for without them, but I k eep trying to ha ve fai th . I am blessed that my little mother, tho fragile and not is still alive. Please, Dear Abby, continue to remind your reade rs that nothing material can be compared with o loved ° Absolutely nothing! You may sign my na me If )U wish. LILA B. FERRIS fMrs. T.H.1 8 iT - 14 - - - 21 - IT - 22 - - 21 28 29 - 23 24 25 26 30 31 33 34 35 38 - 40 41 - - I? - 39 i 43 44 - Z -- I 50 - -52 - - - - - - - - - - 54 - 55 - 55 . - 57 L%ln~ lip so high. and t:r cf::ldren to up;oji p i ul u, fact that Ac have hji 1aof1s and illness in our family this last year. my husband and I decided that se would not exchange Christmas gifts with the relatives. We sent letters to all our relatives explaining the situation. Since then we have had one set of grandparents and two sisters tell us that they still intend to buy Christmas gifts (or our children. Would it be proper for us to refuse the gifts NtZZLED POLLY'S POINTERS I l :30 CBS DIRTY SAI.IX A railroad baron and Sally match wits and drinking prowess tonight all inn goodcause 5a11y has a friend whose property tile tycoon wants, and he and his girl friend try to chariti Sally Into cons-incing the friend to sell his land. The sales pitch, 0 \VEI)l) l\t l E1IEAi(SAL 1) INNER t ItO rMr, and Mrs Mrs. Jack Hope and her . Fred Ferlisi, John Ferlisj, Theresa Air. r. (laughter. Susan, were te and Mrs. Gene Rogero at a linen shower at their featured on the buffet table, honoree, guests were served Mettelniann, James Ter. Crystal [i%C home honoring Susan poured the punch from coffee from silver service while Miss Theresa Marie Rogero. a silver bowl gracing the the bride-elect cut iilAger, Robert Watson, the cake, Nicholas Mergo, Vera Ro Mathers, A yellow and green spray of beautifully appointed table artistically embossed with Audrey Corso, Vincent baby's breath, daisies and w hi ch featured a variety of he&ts and fl berts, owers. Phyllis Bogeajis, John Brooks, greenery adorned the side dainty delectahies. Invited pests included M rs. John err board with an arrangnent of o, John Zue li, Robert After games were played and Gene Rogero, the bride's hFib, David Fall. and aLso (latsics and yellow tapers the ,iftc were opened by the mother: .sn.l Mines Miharl Mi's Mary Uoeniu Society Studies B Polls Cramer ..lrnzes - 0 8:39 ('ItS GOOD TIMES In this episode, the good times aLs extend a silver-tongued - --. -_'- are the headliners, Also getting into the ai't is the Irish foot ba ll coach, Ara I'arseghian, who foUows; CAMELIJA; March 8, 9:30 MAGNOliA: March 7, am., at the home of Mrs. G. a.m.,at th hotneotIiss Aii Andrew Speer, Ill N. Crescent Jones 126 Co Tillis. I FRIDAY HATCHAMACALL IT Warm WithA Blvd. Program, "In The hostess. Mrs. Mary Thornpaon Oriental Manner," Speaker, Program, "Show and Tell." Ilipe"s usual shenaniga ns ., AVVAVI - ,. It b ALL - 8:30.9:3t) ABC THE SIX MII.l,1oN DOLLAR MAN "Doomduy and Counting" While Steve Austin is escorting it Russian colonel (played by Gary Collinsi on a tour, an earthquake activates a self. destruct weapon on an Arctic island spacecraft Instillation. It's up to Austin to save those concerned with his mighty' strength. To add a little spice to the tale, the colonel's girl friend is among those in thedebris i - L' Resul ts - - Fri. Matinee 2:00 p.m. Only FURNITURE Sat. Morning 10:00a.m. Only Adults S1.Oo Children .75c (13) N ews (44) 7 :30 (3) (6) Weather Mod Squad Police Surgeon Andy Griffith () Hollywood Square& (I)) Movie I1I 0 1, CAT" rea I NI Mi N I NI Ii 11. 00 tSufl1fl3er Wisheses CARNATIONS Jssannc%%iiosiw.nI -1' $250 'e Winter Dreams PG' Dirty Sally Brady Bunch 8:30 (3) The Bold Ones Bob Hope (i.) Specai Good Times lot AiI, Dollar Man (I- (31) interface 9:00 (7) Girl With Something Extra Movie (71) Masterpiece W NN*4iSIiSO4INet II(0i., 101 CI01IN - I'in sings "It's the Talk of the Town." 10-Il ABC TOM.\ ''l'he Big Denlers"Whenlomnalearnshis nephew is hooked on heroin, he sets out as a one-man army to (Tack a major drug ring. After getting some information from the nephew, Toma goes undercove r and usesdiguisesasa Theatre (11) Rock Concert '(t (7) Brim Keith (9) ()id Couple (II) Portrait Of A Star 10:00 (2) Dean Martin Comedy (') Toma (I)) PFD Hollywood (24) Lord Of The DAILY Universe' ioo (i3) Any Number Can Win (11) Bobby G old sboro ii -m (6) Bandstand Combat 130 (1)) Movie (24) Electric Company venture Theatre (9) Circus 12 Zoom :in in y-b Bunny (44) Leroy Jenkins P.W.11 1P (24) Electric Company 3:00 (21) Fashion Focus Sabrina (9) Yogi's Gang (6) ( 41) Movie 330 (7) (9) MisteRoqers Neighborh ood 111) TRA 00 (2) Emergency Soul Train Pro Bowlers Tour ( I) Mov i e (21) America ,__-. upvr rr,enos PIUS ,. '." ' " 3:15 (21) Living Better 4:00 (7) Income Tait (24) Sesame Street (41) Temple Heights And You Gospel Hour 930 (2) Inch lUgh Private Eye (6) Sounding Board (9) Race Of (II) Movie (41) UnshaktO-. (74) God's Fre'cjt'rn Champions Lliias, Yoga And You (11) Movie *30 (7) Nashville 10 O) (2) Sigmund & Son (6) Fa v orite Pst.mrtian (9) L.msses Rescue Music (6) Jackie Gleason Inverrary Classic Rangers (24) Electric Company (41) Ernest Anqley Hour (24) Book Beat 5:00 (2) Arnold Palmer (6) Greatest Sports Legends (9) Wide Wor ld Of 10:30 (2) Pink Panther (6) Jeannie Sports (9) Goober And 5:30 Ghost Chasers (21) Mitte'Qnne'r (21) Nation Time (6) Sound ing Board (21) Rock Music EVENING DISH GARDENS rni IlWV 6:00 (7) News (.: Ness's (9) HawaiIan Open Golf uu - - (24) Garden Show (44) The Untouchables 630 (3) Topic I. (.) News (9) Lawrence Welk I (13) Reasoner Report GARDENIAS (24) Men And Ideas 700 (2) Tie Magician (4) Hc'e Ha,s, (24) Cinema A. Showcase - 91 • ,.- • , EAT LUNCH '1.50 -"/ DINNER ('Z4 rI '2.50 p OTTOIS HOFBRAU HAUS Lounge Open 10a m, Ph. 322.9716 - 2341 Park Ave. L House Of Steak m u.ø SWWO We Still Have our LUNCHEON SPECIAL "•"'' iC't'SC.E - 49 ZO S ' I V Ot'E,s CAt. Y RIVER R( )( )M Breakf,sl 7.11 P IS't' ill"- BusIness Men's' LUNCHEON $ Dinner 5.10 1 43 HAPPY HOUR 4.7 Two Drinks For The Price buI.w FUHANT Lunch 11:30.3:30 since, Recently, she spent three One Sheratof-Sa,)f)I Inn commercials," she said. "There's a trend towwd Oregon Ave. At 1.4 & SR 44 Sanford the family in commercials That wasn't true a few years ago." For Mrs. Fix it's a show busi. ness career long deferred, She 805 said, "My' senior picture at 1k'. Pauw University' said, The stage, the stage, my' kingdom for the stage.' And I never got near it for ears." After graduation in 1916 she marri ed Julian Cleve Fix and traveled br iefly in the Midwest with two male singers as Two Ilits and a Miss. In 1918 she began her long teaching career, although she )FAC~WE S / Continued to Write and direct 'lays, skirts, radio and teles'zion, "I was making $22 a day as substitute teacher in In. dianapolis," said Mrs. Fix, whose husband died in 1941. I NOW ' thought I could never come out FRIDAY MATINEE here and earn a dime. I've made more last year than 1st' ever made in my life. It's a dream come true. But I never thought it would comae true. l'riu • Post Time 8 P.M. Matinees Mon., Wed.. Fri., Sat,,i :45 P. N1. •AII New Grandstand * New Color TV just beginning." "fry N.' C",' lindu-r l Mrs. Fix said, " I never knew anything but work. My Father never let us play', I don't know 8:00 (2) Movie (6) All in The Earn I (9) Partridge Family (74) Zoom how to retine The women's CLUB 10 Nd,5 north ill Orlando be twee n _______________ Reservations (3051 $31- luo dubs told inc I'd never be % I I\\l R Olympic f,il ASH (9) Suspense Thc,itre (74) Humanities ' Buffet r'Hor & Cot ALL YOU does days In Santa Rosa, Calif., filming a motorcycle corn. mercial, "They'relninn "n and grandpa in more and more (41) Wrestling 7 30 (9) Ozne's Girls (21) Carroscotenr 8 1 0 (6) ,1 -At 80 Once out here she enrolled in two commercials training Courses, Alter that she got an agent and on her fifth Interview was hired for a commercial, "My first big one was for a supermarket chain," she re. inc proudly. "1 was the lead. called I had lots of lines," attractive, white-haired Mrs. Fix has been in more than a dozen television commercials and magazine advertisements (41) hosing From - • - I' r -, Wrestling 8.30 (2) Addams Famjt1, ANGELFS AP )'en,t's, Children's (44) ,,.. Melissa Manchester "Never Never [,a nd.- .IIDNIGII1 substitute teacher for 10 more American Bunch 10% '. Sesame Street Film Festival 8:00 (2) Lidsville (4) Hair Bear COOKING 10 US! Melissa Manchester and Unul" Crusty. The stylistics offer "Rockin' Roll Baby" and Al Wilson sings "Show and Tell." But she couldn't stay In. active. E s'enaftersIe retired in 1950 after 40 years of teachln1 she couldn't auii She m And The Cosby Kids (6) 7:C Among the guests will be Stylistics, Foghart, the Pet r Yarrow Band, Al Wilson, wanted or needed unk'ss I Most people are well into re. l ea r ned to play bridge. If 'st's tireinent. At 80 Bess Fix is well what it takes I'll never be into a second career in tele. wanted or needed. But I'm tak. vision commercIa ls, ing bridge lessons. Mrs. Fix, a retired India na 'i love working, They scold schoolteacher, moe(l to 11011)'- me all the time beca use! go, go, wood in 1969 to be near her son, go, do, do, do. But that's whet announcer Jay Stewart of keeps me healthy. I love this "Let's Make a Deal." , Championshi p Bas k etba ll Bourbon Street NBC OUT EAT LEAVE THE Grandma Finds Career Maki n g Com merc ials 1:00 (2) College (4) Tarm,n (41) 18A 7:30 (2) Lassie (6) Amazing Chan And The Chan Chin (21) Sesame Street (41) Chaplain of Si'ECIAI. Dr. }iujk and tb Medicine Show is the host of this mixed bag of music CAN l - Hasty play saves contract 1.2:30 10:30.1 ABC IN CONCERT A good lineup tonight , with Peter ( Help! It's Hr Bear Bunch Vanrow, Jachsur, llro ne, I.inda ft.onstadt, James Brown and Commander Cody and his Lost Planet Airmen. Yarrow does "River of Jordan," Linda offers ''Desperadu,'' ''Long, Long Time" and "Love Has No Pride," and James Brown sings 'Soul Power." bum, an ice cream vendorancla junkie, while working his wayup to the syndicate boss. Semester Flying Nun IvV (9) (21) Washington Week (6) "THE HONG KONG .ttt itnI 6)0 (2) Sunrise -' (24) Aviation (6) NIGHT MOVIE "The Sweet Hide" Any-one for Surfing' It's not all fun and games for the surfing set tonight as a dead body of one of the girls in their crowd Is dumped out on the highway. A stray surfer is the chief suspect, but he proclaims Special Carefree - -' () Dragnet 9-I1 CBS THE CBS FRIDAY Bridge - - to tell inc Truth () Hogan's Heroes . R" ell IIVI ill 11111111101 WIT11 unill OR MORE F EVENING ... , '. eoo () Sanford And Son - Previews Television. 11 ft~our Keep Y me • j(uin).% the rest of the cast li-i skits amid Ti *** Juliet I'rossse .snsd Charly Pride Garden Club Calendar Mrs. Frank Kisli. neral Polly's Problem__________ Electric CENTRAL: March 7. 9:30 Pr.bks! Yos'IJ (eel better it ye. get MIMOSA: March 14, 9:45 Ifl"AU Poll V I would appreciate' it ii someone For a pers.sal reply, write S. ABBY: Box No. 18791, L.A., am., at the Garden Center. a.m., at the home of Mrs. ssisilkl It'll me' how and w ,th what I can repair four ant, WEATHERTRON DELTONA-Te Ikenobo CW. 9190. Eaclose stamped. seU-adireued envelop., Hostesses, Mrs. W. R. Marsh Herbert Behreris. Program, jue ivory knife' handles The'vhave split in Iwo anti ppleas, Society met at Deltona Corn. andMrs. 1. B. Ryan. Program, flower arranging. HEAT PUMP aratt'd from the blades We'prt'tt'. UsIfll theM' knives munity Center on Feb. 21 at flower arranging. Speaker, (or cutting steak and other s icing to anypre'M'nI day For Abbys booklet, "(tow 1. Has-c a L.veIy Wedding," 9:3[CA LL. ; cutlery. They started to separate about sis months ago Mrs. Frank Donahue. p.m. 'The program for and $1 I. Abigail Vaa Bozen. PLUMBING lb. ROSE: March 8, 9:45 am., at alter years of constant use, Ve have tried all sorts of HEATING, INC. was on "Bronzes from China Cal. MIL the home of Mrs. Charles adhes'ives butwith no luck. Thai-ks (or any suggestions, and Japan," given by Mrs. " S. Sanford -Will). HIBISCUS: March 8, 1 p.m., Brumley, Geneva. Co-hostess,____________________ George Dring. at the Garden Center. Speaker, Members made Shoka Mrs. J. M. Fahey. Program, DEAlt P1)I.L.V arrankements with pine, lards and flower conservation. Ms l'et Peeve is with stores that supply tistomers with thin flimsy paper bags that split and tear bamboo and flowers. Upon Huatesses, Mrs. John Fox. Mrs. easily Only by skillful maneuvering can articles be kept completion, the ri - jMrs. T. J. Lewis and Mrs. L. A. 1m m falling through on to the' street. Even if heavier bags Kenneth Davis, commented on ,u st a penny Or Iwo more the' extra Albritton cost to til e customer several, giving constructive %a%e a Ill[ of trouble and embarrassment. _____ - ElHA. L. criticism. DEARELVIHA - I. too, find this most annoIng and do JACARANDA: March 8, not hesitate about asking that ms bag be put ins G uests present included Mrs. another the den Center. one for double thick ness. - raLLY. B GF.DRGEW.CRANE John Havelock, Mrs. Robert Hostess only saved more than $780 Of) nd es, Mrs. LRSteelea DEARPOLL\' Ph. D..M.D. h'at mtht Irs' dini ng room '.'iands. cleaning the wooden in. Eliot. Miss Mildred Fair. Mrs. K. E. Peur side's of her daughter's san aIx 'clogs' as if oy. Program, I did a discolored Lola would have rated a blue weather, Mrs. Arthur fled and But they may have preserved wooden salad bowl Using a bit of 'elbow grease" I rubbed SALES ribbon on her culinary art. not their marriages, too, for Cupid the howl well with baking soda Mrs. A.C. Becker. S on a moistened pad of folded she failed In "Boudoir usually shuns fat women, The next meet in paper towel This was rinsed off with lukewarm water and g will be held Y. 17.92 CASS(LIØIY cbeesecae' S. her basbands at the Community Center on By regaining more nearly the bowl looked like new. (Polly'ei note': Do not get the shoes affection was waning fast, their bridal weight, these wives any wetter than nccessary. After a thorough drying Iflot in Mar. 21, when Mrs. Archy sunN't" nor near the heat )the wooden insoles could be waxed Then she recruited 13 other thus fitted more excitingly intothe with Schrock will present a program 'I I prev e nt soilng o soon plump wiselk. and seta"Dktlng their husbands wish for \t.th again, AUNT on Japanese literature. Deadline" for Easter Sunda). b.*.iciotr cheesecake' Members are asked to bring l)E.It 1'(}I.,LV I ',%iint to piss on to other mugIj- a \oth-r what happened Wives, it isn't .our dining Pointer that has been most helpful to material for a slanting ow. I alwass spread an Flowers Dt'BARY BRIDGECLUB ('ASE Z.565: Lola G.,aged33, room roast beef and other old shower curtain across the car seat while' hauling children when it is 3201 S. is the plump wife whose savor vietuals that prevent from dripping raincoats and is a so good the to car uphuilstt'rs' raining. This protects Orlando Drive DeBARY There were 16 husband was Losing his ardor divorce! tiM' as a protu'c' Hwy 17.92 lion from spills when e'aling at a drive - in - VERA. tables in play at the DeB.sr' fcn' her. No: It's .our boudoir DEAlt I'Ol.l.V Phone 323-7150 - We have shag carrt in our bedrooms A Bridge Club on Feb. 26 in the Sanford "Dr. Crane ," she exulted. cheesecake and the vacuum cannot get under the se'ds and heavy fur' Community Ce nter under "you can see lam regaining '' my For such cheesecake is what ndure with short legs I dam pe n an old pillowcase, slip on a direction of Crosby. gender bridal figure! designing sirens offer your ardsiick and push it under the beds and furniture thatit can North-south winners were North-south '-A nd my husband's affection husbands to wean them away not be moved each time I vacuum This works like magic for fl)APLANTS Mrs. Gloria Accardi and Mrs. picking up lint and dust li-urn the carpet beween f or me has been r estored, thus from s ou kitchen slaves, thorough and cleanings. Also I lind it works great for removing dust from Doyle Driver, firbt; Mr',i, Abby seniiig as a tonic to my ego, Why, the paramours may not __________ PUBliC INVITED per doe. rrfs FLOWERS S MRS Gil Richar ds on and Mrs Charles es-en be able to perk coffee or If) ART PROGRAM AT Spaulding, second; Mrs. Robert "Since a number of other 11)' 1t /th1N AT BRIDGE DISCOUNT Nicholls and Miss Ethel wives at our church were also Yet you grieving wives, DEI.TONA- The third PRICES 'Johnson th ird; Mrs. Frances worried about tI'sir increasing whose husbands are quarterly meeting of the Henley and Fred Protrnw inn ' r.i #" kS... I..k,.. fit,n. a.. ri.,s. ILI poundage and reduced at "1 IIAA5I •i - • tIC OCt51 (ti-I "t.:f'JIv and tenDon from their husbands, we County Fairs for your culinary promptly played his 10 of Mar. 5 at 10 a.m. in the Corn- fourth; Mr. and Mrs. VLrgIi Motz, fifth, and Mrs. Luella Jyyup clubs West had to make a mnunit' Center. I organized a [het tag Deadline,' art. Thompson split sec ond decision lit' and Mrs. Hazel "There were 14 of u Business will be conducted Wake up, therefore, and learn couldn't afford to hesitate 'Wahflmg Warus' wives. why your marriages go sour! from 10a.m. till noon, at which Anderson, sixth. and thene (luck so h ducked East-west winners were Mrs. Dewkisl Potted "In that first fO days onyour time luncbeon will be served. Divorce starts in the quickly. lee DeLeo and Mrs. Virginia dehydration diet, we shed a bedroom, not the dining room At I pin., Rev, R. Clay Kent Now South hall club Kolsan, first; William Stone total of 144 pounds And your mates have much trick in. He played dummy's of Palm Ray' will give S Don MacNaughton, three trumps; en te red his demonstration in oils. Rev, and '11iii we shifted to the less more hunger for erotic calaries $69 hand 's- !j a diamond, drew Kent, a self drastic plan where we were than ycu do. ta ught artist, with second; Mrs. l,oretta islunson the last irump and cashed the and Mr -s. Per pot Dolores Finn, third; entitled to 1.200 calories per (las the exception of some formal rest of t he diamonds. Mrs. Peter Burkhalter and Mrs with no flusi restrictions Just because you are content ' All Types Floral If West had gone right U[) training at John Herron Art Richard David, four th ; Mr. and 'On that schedule, we with a noW indulgence in with the ace of clubs he could School in Indianapolis, hid., has Mrs. Arrangements. Dish Robert Travis, fifth; and .uvri-aged about IIz pounds eroticism, doesn't mean that have beaten the contract by taught art at the Students' 'Gard.9t Hanging Baskets promptly leading a fourth Guild of Brevard. Melbourne Mrs. Edna Reilly and Mrs. Elsa weight loss per week, so the your mate is equally satisfied. tinkles sixth, heart :.t'xt ei g ht weeks we had For your feminine hunger for Art Assoc iation ('inlrnl No matter which hand B slimmed down by 12 pounds dining room calories also is tevatd Art Associa tion and South trumped in. West his mui- iiu''-s than sour husband's own Marine painting se 'uuld event u,i I Is e 'ii It'd .1 By Easter Sunday, we II You wises universally realize trum trick, provided hr classed In Melbourne and Cocoa womnel, had actually lost a total that fact, so you urge him to hand pe d his subsequent plays p''iIe'ct lv. The public Is invited to the '1 312 pounith. Wasn't that take second twlninex Of '..xir demonstration. uuiai, art 'SI iOU-i TI,Ji'tuse. C.SS. fly Oswald & James Jacoby Our pastor's wife hasi been But buudotr cheesecake is n.- 4 the 14 an'4 w' agreed to what sirens employ to break up ,,., 'NF0h{t) WOM.tN'S ('tAll 'hft' ii) hEAR %1111S. DIRKSEN fl'.it alw a s apply at the [2iH1 J I7JJ ui-.mak $'J per pound to tin' our happ) homes. bridge table' (kf wise, therefore and in church on Easter for each South houkt'd over dummy sure- )uut permanent marital pound w" had lost Sanford Woman's Club will Tl- loddirW hji been I 'It was a happy surprise to happiness by Sending for my quickly. He didn't like that Weat meet March 6 for the moistly North East queen of hearts M. South businessand program meeting. (iIrg)lnanwhenheaswhu booidet"HowtoLo.elopounds viously, dummy'slead. king r • sylphlike wife in her new in 10 days," enclosing a lung hearts was going tohewonh. l• Mrs. Everett Dirkseri willbe l Pass 49 Easier tiriffy. 54 stamped, return envelope, plus less to him. Still the contract I law I'aas the guest speaker and highlight appeared to be pretty safe. Or 'And also realized that the 25 cents, of the business session will be Vou. Satith. hold t'h*rcti budget had gained a n It *ill show you one Of the did it' 4A K 76 TA K 16 032 6K 103 election of new Officers. South saw that he would Wh a t di )UU Since this is the election iaddfliomsal flU itiarn ingredients in the recipe has-eto ruff the third ,.ound0f A-Jag bid Hi, hearts. Vagmeeting it will be for club 'And'hat$780d,4n'tmake, for boudxr cheesecake' hearts. Then he could draw pinch our household bu.4get, a uAhnays write to Dr. Crane in trumps and concede a trick cast take rare Of th, first tw, members only. Mrs. Douglas diamond kids and it looks, as if Steristruni and her committee penn, for Sir save mi-c titantare of this newspaper. ell. to the ace' r,I clubs Suppose SOut partner rant eIther will I.e in charge of the covered tt ai:;r,t on our jroeTr% iuising is Icing stamped, ad- the 'ruffips wire going to T1flMb"h Ut'rIl,N break 4-1. An dish Luncheon, served at 12 unpleasant Isas t - dtiag." dressed envelope and 25 cents Instead of bidding li v e clubs, thought, indeed' your partner has hid SERVE CHEESCAKI: COVe' to typing and printing five dsa' Could he do anything about month met your four Floral arrangement for the costs when you send for one of it' He could ti'S" Whai do you do now' day will be In charge of the Fine These 14 churchantricii not his booklets. i South rulfedihe third heart Answer Tomorrow AsIa Department. Boudoir Cheesecake TV his innocence, saying he wasftt '"':n' I 'tr,-;uiru °I the n-in'l the only one tooling around with Then Oscar, by sheer chant's', the girl. Since the girl is discovers the solution to Fell revivalist preacher, The Jacqueline Bisset, that's not wide-awake problem, reverend, played by guest bad Fooling. Tony Franciosa Ruscoc u s' Brown, believes plays a tennis bum, Michael that rt'Iigiuuns has its own Santazini is hit' accused surfer, rewards, but he's not about to and Itoh Denver plays Choo. 10-Il NBC The Dean Mar. wail for the hereafter Chool. tin Comedy flour Redd however, turns into violence. In fact, he's working to collect, on getting Foxx Is t he subject for tonight's John Mclntire, Jeanette his while he's still alive, roast, lie will he dragged over Nolan's real-life husba nd, plays the coals by such "friends" as the property owner. 9:30.10 ABC THE ODD Nipsey Russell, Norm Crosby, ' The Insomniacs" Joe y' Bishop, Demond Wilson, 8:30.9:30 NBC 'DIE BOB Felix has developed a good case 8:30-9:30 Sloppy White, Jim Bailey, Rich FOR THE BEST hOPE SPECIAl, Bob has Oflflsomnnla,SOthewholegang Llttli.'andAudrcy' Meadows. In s witched from entertaining Oscar, Murray the cop and the TV SERVICE. "Bar" scene impersonator troops to ent:rtaining college Myra, Oscar's secretary, try Bailey does his take-offs on CALL MILLERS kids. Tonight he brings his to help him out. But no one Phyllis Oilier and Barbra troupe to the University of n e w athletic '"muter where Dt'bbit' Reynolds, B) FANN EEEDWARDS Hera dCDIIen t Plump WifeTries Her s High i'g-lu Sanford Garden Club circles Jacaranda flower show. Mrs Cader Hart. Program will meet during March as Speaker, Mrs. Blanton Owen. Dish " Gardens" t Mrs. Carl Favorite knives suffer the splits l) EA R PUZZLED; No. Accept them graciously. There Is ,ln} in giving as well as In rrcris-lng. so wh deny th .& pkunrr to those who want to give? us Theresa M. Rogero and her fiance. John F. FerUsi, 50 srnrnbers of the wedding party, and out-of-town guests, were entertained at the traditional rehearsal dinner at a Winter Park restaurant. Host and hostess for the dinner party were parents of the bridegroom, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ferlisi of Jacksonville. Floral arrangements of daisies, iris, and baby's breath accented with blue and white candles, centered each of the three U-shaped tables. For the occasion, the brideelect chose a muted pr in t long gown. Her mother, Mrs. Gene Rogero, wore a long black and white checked skirt with a black and white bodice. The bndegroom's mothe r was attired in a long gown fashioned with floral bodice and black net skirt Ikke thi prune nh and steak dinner, best man John Schavione of Orlando toasted the bridal couple. HRIDALSHOWF.ft - - - - 10 Bridal Couple Entertained A A 'u'\s'9l(u\\\%!i 1 Film Ft'runi Ptary IIi'r Moore Sho,,, CLii CENTRALLOMIOA OtoisiAND FIN E ST STIAit HOij( (41) Celebrity Bowling ',:, 930 (6) Bob Nessrt II%% Show t.veL. it o',3t,o '/,.,•iTi , I I "11 \ortti in 1:1 R\ I' ., (44) Night Caller, 1000 (6) Grammy Awards (4) Owen Marshall (21) Special Of I (41) Basketbali 11 00 (7) News ew (9) News 1130 (2) Rock Concert (6) PO'-s', I EV ERY TUESDAY PARMESAN Choice cit Iwi,i Vegetables EVERY TH URSDAY Western S teak EVERY FRIDAY 1 lb. Chopped Sirloi.i c h o i ce (9) Golden Globt' Chicken 'nDumplip,s Awards Choice of Iwo Vegetables Hcit Bread & (11) Fright Theatre WAS (2) Movies 17 00 (6) Movie 1 00 (4) All Note $1929 $1o29 $1,.29 I �--- - --- - - ---- _- - - --=-.- - -- -- - ---- ------ -- --- - - ----- -----=--- --.-- - --- -- ---_-- - - —. -- 4B—The Sanf ordHeraldFriday,March1,1974 ___________________ LegalNotice '"ct: Cr CLCCYION IN THE COUNTY OF SEMINOLE ____________________ _____________________ LegalNotice LegalNotice ii .• . oil • .. .41.4 LegalNotice i..tlljji.,i• ii.0 Comptci. rpgurrments and woceed-ngs in NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN PROCEDURE, The applIcable THAT A BOND ELECTION wIll be , rfeon 01 the Pave bun duty hutfeIld. carried o',t uieris. _____ _____________________ LegalNotice Ifl%ttuCliOnS to Voters: Indicate by pulling down Ipvi' Altamo'We 530)300 bearIng snterp5t1 payable the bond election i-s to be held The RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING semi arstuatly, at $.uh rate or rates bond election Shall be held and THE ISSUANCE OF PlOT Cx rt)t escftding the legal rate as shall conducted in etc manner prelcr,b,d CE [DING 1303.500 GE N %5fl( 04 saId bonds SECTION S ABSENTEE VOTING Paper billols Shall Lu thereof. maturing serLally in annul in thl Cnty escept as tterein SEMINOI.E COUNTY, FLORIDA voting ThefofmoIbaIIoltobe used LI -- (Parking Loll San Jose electors to finance the cOt Of the Apartments. Recreational pi'ofrct. above described ROOm) All quatilied electors residing in t Rictiar Episcopal Church Pe?IOflS appointed by the board fO Building iach election The polls wIN be open 10 - Communify Presbyterian CERTIFICATE OF at the voting places from seven (71 Church. Lake Mjry s RUTBERO. [SQ. 15$ South H*p I? 11. Casselberrv. FI • 31101. anci file me orig'nal answer or ptead'nq THE QUALIFIED ES ECTORS RESIDING IN SEMI NOLE COUNTY TO BE HELD 094 MARCH t011Ows Instructions to Voters If you are .n favor of the issv4nce --.tter-. adopted on the 5th day tvCh bond election and the number THE ISSUANCE OF SUCH BONDS. space to the tell 0419* cords "FOR The places 04 voting in the bond against approval ci such bonds The citeOn Shall be those places liSted returns shall as soon as practicable FECTIVE DATE. IS a true, correct, and compared If you are not in favor of the CERTIF lES that Voting machines shall be Station rSsvanceot sad Bonds. pLecean "c' I He Is tie duly appointed, such bond election and the form ° 13 - Winter Springs Town Hall tt71. arid puOlisised in full below at of thiS Notice RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF NOT EX Chairman a-.-..'II. l (SIDING Deputy den Clerk to Shall Siminofo Cnty, Florida thereof, payable from ad valorem macPines at the polliAg places Sp4'(ified heq4n and 10 have pr.ntd on plain white paper and delivered in accordance *ith law the official ballOts for use .n sucts voting mactines 7 SECTION ELECTION and the resolution tveqi4n after mCntiOned was duly proposed, Onhder,d. anj adopted In con formity with applicable requirements, and all other requj.rement5 and proce.d.ngs In. cioucttothepv'opevaptipnof54 in the County witPioul limit as to yale or amount for the purpose financing the cast of acquiring a constructing a third floor addition fo tree Semnole County Courthouse, as provided In the Reso*sftion of the County poqtv of tree registration books, or held on the %3Th day of Mach, 1971, in theCoi,,nity of SemunoI. Florida. duplicatS thereof, 01 the Cnty tar tfie purpose of determining Showing the tames of the Qualified whether or reØt bonn of Ipie Ccnue eif(t5 neio, n the Count, SPiLII t-hl be sS,jed in 4n aggnega'e be lurniPiccI b, lip Superw%cq of E;ect'ont to the tnspets aria pr.ncc,cat amount of riot elceedreg 11 1(5 n i....,,.. •.---itIIv •,. .,, i"'.. •,...Il. .I... ---i'-s -".' ''' "'•.. T•"".'"''" carried Out, avid otPier'wse observed. I He is duty autt'eorlsedto elective "' 'i Certificate: Indicate by pulling down Over "FOR APPROVAL OF BONDS" if you favor It-ic 'ssuance of Said bonds lncI cair Oy ;u:lng Jwn lever over "AGAINST APPROVAL OF ------Li, ii yvv ,........ rv aver me l seli ON THE QUESTION OF THE ISSUANCE OF SUCH BONDS AND PROVIDING AN [F ECTIVE DATE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY CON MISSIONERS OF SEMINOLE week for four cOnsecutive **kt, the t.rst publIcation to be not Ie man thirty (30) days prior to tree date such bond election SECTION tO SEVERABILITY, In the event That any word, phrase, clause. sentence or paragraph NOTICE OF BOND ELECTIOPI IN THE COUNTY OF SEMItIC _E. FLORIDA ON MARCH tt. 1971 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN board" I thit SECTION 1 AUTHORITY OF THIS RESOLUT iON TPiu5 'i ,!u? ,('n 5 aiTc'nd i',rstarf 10 -- vp'rr 130, F a :'-er appIcable proe.s.ons 04 Ia* SEtTIOM AiITI&viDi?A?.,i,, court of competent luri,dictlon. h holding shall not affect other word. cIa,1e. prerase, %OnDi(, f pira?aph "erect SECTION II REPEALING CLAUSE Alt rfloltif,oet5 in Conflict - -'..'r.'. ,...,•• . r'vwiin rwrroy ' 0EV 31 ____________________________ noteice,Gvsg ttie legal rate asthall bond election shall be held S The Copy of the rtsOlution an .•4"•'•" '" '-- and THE ISSUANCE OF NOT EX "County") l'C authorized to be vtect immediately upon Its adop in the aggregate principal installments owe? a per'oo not t elcied twenty fee (251 ears from in the Cnty e.cept as herein FVOv'ded The Inspectors arid Clerks Hundred One Thousaro Five Hundred D011ars 15301.530) t PoS'S of financing tree coSt of the acQvitit.on and constructIon of a an4 file duplicate returns of such COMPLEX; provIding for an bored election and shall deliver one •'tPiin The County sisall be entitled. quaIil4d J.d permitted to vote at BOND ELECTION MARCH 12. 1974 requirements, a proper Quorum was newspaper published and of general the provisions hereof, general or inconsistency IS - Sanford Civic Center Il - st. Andrews Presbyterian Church. Bear Lake It .- Casselberry Fire Station a: rangementi with the proper of SEMI NOLE SECTION S provided in SectIon 1 aba,,. except ' 4 ." out t.ceedreg ttSe nit . .••i. - s, '. •-• .• 'im rj'e duplicate arid stale the place QI residence and pest office addeeu 04 0 KewannIw Trait, POit blocks tyl are authorized to be or inconsistency tiledaPefihiareifltpe,Circuit(oe,tof SECT ION I? isSued in the aggregate prinCipal EFFECTIVE Seminole County, FlOfida, for a amount of not elceeding Nine DATE Thus resolution Shall take OssolutiofMarrlageandVou are by the claimant, Pits agent or a' - Seminole High School RovIng Hits Country Club 4 Holiday Inn, A1t.morEp 19-5t Richards FpiICop&I Church CERTIFICATE OF NECORDINOOFFICEN Jimmie Clement's Morris As E.ecvtrla of sad estate Daniel U Hunter of HUNTER. PATTILLO. KING I MARCHMAN 3 Said meeting wasduly convened regtprem,vsf,. apnoperquors,ri'i was to - Cortrnunity Presbyterian MISSIONERS OF SEMINOLE IS - S.a!etonj Civic Center SECTION 3 AUTHORIZATION Ct,stcre, Bear Case I? -- Cessetberry Fin Station II S4tIilfiO)e Coteity Apti Center I - Seminole High Scseool - the event that any word, phrase, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ballets for use In such voting coviSadefed. and adopted en con CLAUSE All resolutionS en goriftict 11.100.000 bear.ng inHere-st. payable iccorsesedreg .ni the Covnty tl'eall I Pie sdulyaujthoniledt e'ecu'e the provisions hereof, general repealed. .ns.dar as there is cOnflict riot exceeding thee legal rate as Shall Electors tO the Inspectors and avid Clerks at each polling Place where obligation oons of Seminole or vicormistenCy bedetermined at the timeof the Sale 5 lIve CODy Of the ru-solution an COi,nty. Florida tnenen called SECTION 12 EFFECTIVE flier fof. maturing serially enalvegal tree bond election is to be held 'The nexed hereto entitled bond electore Shall be held and DATE ThuS rt'Sotijtl04l U"ilI take installmerds over a arlod not "County') of riot exceeding Threc A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING I53.153.aot to finance tree cost j Alt Qualified doctors residing poses 04 financing , acQuiring and cOnstructing a new *thin the COunty shalt be entitled, acgiring and constructing a third Sanford Civic Center presont ttwougeoejt Said meeting r: the resoluvion herein after tree County except as herein TheIvmspecsonandCt-evss OBLIGATION BONDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA 1 C-', c Sj'cr Utilt, bu.ld'ng Cf be Cnity arid .t; infeabtant's CParis'an Lake Monrpe Start building waterer's taxes leVied, without limit Commnss.oneers. SI*TIinIOIE PollS will be open at voting places on By Marie W Walker Deputy Clerk reqvrnssIealI as soon as practicable 700 AM UritI 700 PM Ore The Canvassed in the manner same day. all as provided ins laud law r,soltilion adopted on January ItPi, provided by - votes cast respective.1 for arid QUESTION OF THE ISSUANCE OF API EFFECTIVE DATE t a true. COrrett. and compared copy 0 tts armcn.al resoMion part of tIe's Nofice RESULTS Ifa ma,orityOlthqye, finalft, adopted at said meeting ann. A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING 01St at Such election in respect to to the extent required by taw, as l4a,-'utiofl 04 the County ."sir.,cllofl 09 Y050r5 Ptse tm. Cf tree Sate o 'he bonjs SECTION) BOND [SECTION A Ccin'y. Florida dEEDING 11,101.500 GEN [PAl. OS-LIGATION BONDS OF Ananonte P - Pinuecref Baptist Church. FOR APPROVAL OF -- Sou'h kmndl, Middee $ooi etentors rec4 Fern Part al --- Eastti,00k Swim flub - M-''u- M,le Scr S,ni'l'iofe H4Iv S.cotodf I) (aSttiot Swim Clut a -' (Pa,s.t'mg 104) S,a-n the Court, , I - Portable. Sanford ME SChool 17.1971 tooesev'mre.w where'er or . the issuance 04 such bored, en an 2 - W.t'lon School. Paola Midway F.rp P$oi,,Se regafe a'stt of not exceeding I C.?y Halt A!Tarom'se TM('f MthOn [igid ktejtidurd F.fy (.ty Hal' Dy-edo 'Pree Thousand Eghity Dollars IUS$10101 shall be aoved by a - COceum.petty house. Geneva ROIm) COstof the proved, above descr-bed 7 -- Corvunusit, House, Chulia of Bonds," SuCh bonds Shall be by the proper officer or officers approved. wed Preen the the Boardof County Ccfrimssaonuers, , t flVttfw Oeebyntã the Pal-c ti 1% Cn.r'trv C tue Sec' I abe ,"u-Ø $ t,'.ji iaO; C;---.,-i-.!, b'ov "'4'i".,''t557.y'B,15 L -- hIOlidap tmvs. anamreovve at -. St Richards Episcopal to Votes's It ,-Ovift in tjr 0 •re provided ni space to the list Of lie ward, FOR £PPROVA,. CI' BONDS" p1 the fe nod -re P4. I "'-C ç :n a' en thie 'srtiC e IC the lift 04 ttee word "ACAIP,ST AP?RUvAL Or RECORDING OFFICER 'Ii' ulidtrs-g'iV'd h4CRCIY : [5 •-I se '5 "we- o.rit, entpe, '5i-ai 1ed area acing deems of - ' SIC hOP, a POIPiTiNC, oi authec,zeg me d'tvctea fua on pim •ns paper a wøscuent Of me • ,. CIII and keeper 04 rprd, 7 Ott. a.ee copy 04 extracts Prom Cs. 04 "4 Regular tWIlled P0 cast Such battoes in Such field at the 's day 04 Jy, P971 -s a true tarr,?t, arid cnimpjt D,nd re-ct,on, I Shell tea, tfed-m 'I?* Ins ec'or-s a-edCle,t,ae 'SaitI'i of Saud .. . oot' * .cti itineg resocon i'etr"c v- ,-, ui 'P-.'t a"o 5.i'4nttvil"*.5., cOnvr'icg atsongew,qwts dte P14 twapov 04 pr ot s.rch t'iç reen4), osponpIu orr-wp4 P#byqinu! laid meu-$xeg '",C$ #-'s 'u"rm'q 'S 'werya. and to haye piadp __ an .r -o' Ti pta( ci c4 v04 -no a.'d '.-e in .'O-"e h'ld Cierk; •cws stead sense as t$ioI, places mid petwi Ittointeid by the board f at the vevnuggac,sfrom 1110 clock £ U unt45l.0 43)OcIedk eu ''s '.a'ree a-a, SEC tl; I OFF ICIAL BALLOt __ Vet ing____ WiaCPiC*5 stead be uwid such - etrct.ore and the form bI'IO's '0 t'P vild statue vu Uavinal4, Ite. lolloweeg hors's - Fore,t City Csf'su'eufeitp S-,tdeeq t C:"-r,"-,,,i.ty 'esbyter,an cPn,th. Late Mary II - First F ederal Building, AWamro'Ee - .. Chapter 130. FlOru4 Statute's and hereof shall be held en,as by arty II) Wntef Springs loin Hait er applicable provusiorms at Law Cairt Of conreent luri.diclion. II - LtfPiads P4'Ie 5tIO04 SECTICN 7 AUTHORIZATION sUch tedding 5.01 l'iol lNt my IS antCd C-v Crn'rr Ct BONDS L,nct ann gnsuacl i hec ase, sente 14 St AVI04e*'s Pvew,tar iaIi I Pie PlOw i's tons her,,f. general or paraprapfe heryof CPwa'ch. Bear Late cibIgalton btuvOS of Sem.wIe It SECTION CasslIbOmi', P rp 'av.or-e REPEALING (Ci.ui'1 FIOrd. 'P1.rr#u.S called CLAUSE All 1$ - Slinsceole Cotitp Agri (enter 'Ctr' are he,fltzed 10 be Clerk of the Circuit Court by toy Stake, Deputy Clerk STENSTROas. DAVIS & MCINTOSH , ' g' Las' Wr'Vci 5.v..,.t bu-dueg as IC mate or afloat on all tasae,ie P'OV'tabld a&acww * Ml$,Sin' bonds 5hll bu- ilMOd tor a 1Wpev Club terms l'tt,an tewEy five 1251 yea's I3$ yea's t'•I•l IP'u Oat. 04 44IrtC* 17 DeffIof. p&,abic •tCin, waer's (itry mttoned •as duly prop5j, en me(,estp t.m o;.1raae at ._ (on%ioe? and ptect en con i-i. ,n, ri 4.O-.'n'.7 =.,i, •'5d II-(lbie - Aitan, Sprivigs Eleermnefmn, wer$ 15 -- S-av'-lanno Baptist CP.urcli atI be., i'4et-5t at such '09 er ra',i not i's. -'-,- ati' per--1nf t, a. a' FLORIDA C'wAictis,en Board 04 (Ovary Coo's,, F1w4 By ue * *4mev O1'Os/m Cleni 'llL I lAM I City Hall, Altaritont, SanPorø, Florida 37171 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ClONIC C NT H JUDICIAL Cli CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR III PROBATE NO 73*01 (P a re Estate of DONALD F RABE . , i q-', ii,, ,,e of interest at the time of the sale the bonds maturing not later tItan twenty fiyp (35) years from tPe dale t171 i FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE 5 hit, given treat I an- - in ________ _______ ______________ . ' -- . -- - - ' j 0EV U i'.vol at Such h'tt'Cton '0.' abSentee YP - tonretot b,,lot to Ui' Usd1 in fhe election to, itbtt'ntti.i voterS Shall be 's iubstanlially the form provided in Section 4 above. rxcti,f i'1 NOTICE In detect' wtti the F icru 5 Core5tittint"s Ccvrepvtitive ''7"1ticr A(1 the (nun', ccv,' -' CO'i%'dl'c *0 lilleict a Corusulbiito tmtereer.g I tar prokrv'owal 'ng te'ns'C Stn..e- Srcy','ri a tI P'Cv'dr'd ancI off'.', pectireem" Dated ts 151 diy Of FlOrt,., " 1974 than Macct 13 Ills JOIn A -mbrount Board SI ('.jnity P".,-v' Mnccts I P)ti I Swim Club -SSU,indl' of t4id bonds PROFESSIONAL SERVICES (tt'ojlajOf th, *1101 DONALD F Sanford 34 - South Seminole Middle School IC - St Johns Village Craft ShOp rrn Park 10 (astbqook Sw-rn Club II MiIwt'e Middle School ( _ ____________________ - ) , , - IoIlows Instruction; to Voters If you ice .n favor of lbr' it%u,Sr,, 5.1.1 POm"j ()l,t(f ,tn .,i tt:t' 'pace to thy left Of the woros "FOR APPROVAL OF BONDS" lb 0ui 'it-f' not in I,1yin it !h' Poorest iS ('iurlt5 Vjent lot, writ 5-. of Kew4nnee Ti'ail, fOu" tsiockt "urlh from Derbyshire Roan u Palling Hilts Country Club Longwood Cornfvinily Bldg Publish March t, 1,71 .ti,L 'iY ' PubliSh Marce I. 1974 DEZ 2 - lIrllp by Bob Thoses ;. ___________ ________________________________ 1 Wlhm.4R0P.'COME RACX ______ ______ Ti ( r?iiSsiCni'ni of Seminole Counly itill told a tIC Piearpu t COnSider a i1I%L1 HEARING 10 I Ci;unlry PART ')l IONGWOO5) M.514K14,.I,l I),',er LYING AND tIll ut-Il, I'll t'IIPI IPIF TElIRIltIA I; I. -.511 Dl 1141' CITY CI 1(31,' V.(1(Jl). I . - :l- i )ii TO I C '% Li5V SOti lIDS (1 MAKE / 's Lphgwood. Florida I)UUi,%h March I, 1014 I; \. I ______ -' ci '1 "-. _______ _____________ ___________________________ m_S,i. 4 3.? ____________ ____________________________________________ BLON DIE 1 c- .. ' - " Vov,g Chic :-- E'.T .'._ ' . .' rE\' c .-'-..< A StEAL') , L'' 'i"--- -'- , -- •,- - c-;j '- - - "55 I (. -i" (,,, ( -Ps "I i) and A I D"velopmcnl) on the folto*inq Ilescribed property The-Wi :of theSE 'eof the SE '. LESS r-QPH of WIy for Public Roacis Srtron 76 205 20E. and th NW' • of Ihe NE .01 Section Longwood MaurIharn Ro L - "\_ - ''I' , L.-' . ______________ ____________ - :,- -. A" _____ . ___ ______ BEETLE BAILEY MorJ Walker ________________________ r1Rot' %iE "\ CF T4E 4ARL.EM I thi.W i ,f f9*94[ of theSE . ii; rt'.ut ri4hl 01 Sly on Northu andthe( . of theW 'yof thesE u Iping East ci thee A CL Railroad n-gIst Cl *Ay ;and less thee right 01 way for lOng*c,tyl Mar5hrn Rc.,,I \\, (2.; -. / _______________ 0 IF, and That part of flee Wi, of the ''. Im-'ig North and West of S P i tlfltertlateHmqhway II In Senfo'i fi Toatiship 30 South Wanq 20 I e' Ii.' SE 'iot thu*. St ,, l'i the Pi 'let feet thereof ci Section 31 _ \• L: 7. L _______ _ _ .!/ ?2 ' ji I j_"' I ______ ______ -______ THE PHAIITOM ________________________ ___________________________ E AtTfl;(•, ,i,55 %i, L tiq*cwd Mrktem Ho,5d and 5%rI i'l I I this pubic heanirg wilt be held , , ''"-S'E":" I c,p-. --n c I N LAANN_ -' Ik14%S i,'iLj Altl" BE ENJ3H ,\ c. Ct,-I)(Y,TJ 3iT 'ss_tilE' . .j,tuR _______ '"3l Fatk Lee and r.*' NE PEQrc, ( . E'sEE,1 (cenmissior.efs )y John A Chairman I, i ilium H fSeckvrIh Jr "Illith MunCh I lit-I ______ _____ L, _________ ________ -. __________ - ,," v- -- . .; _________ .-:'_. - ___________________ Sy Barry '4'[ 4u. THE Tuj ' -u "'.'i c-- 4 the Courthouse, Sntor. I lo,r, .IZ 4 ______ -. on the (Opy 01 the whole of the original 'SpOstedat the City Hall, Lc ,ilCm x,, S Orvie P Shomate City Clerk - , ___ Estates bond eIe04'one lid Shall ill5 OAT(Dtfei;7?thdayci Fetsvu. i I N1 WANT -iT TRAIN >AJT T3'E5E MRI(S, /) r / - - V.CQC) WITH "Cu t' 'L " CIII' OF OF THE CITY _________________________________ _____________________________ ______________________________ I l'-fOP(:'ili) )ltCuItlliNCE TI) WP(3? S'' CONCERN NOT r:II I' I-CC tRY GIVEN 'f C't :41 rslvI. 0. iOmd,i, bIll' 'IC City -: ic I -a-Il hold a FublIc i anincj ID : ensk" enactment 04 - Ttvfl,S %SA'. HAVE FOU.OWEr IN Tt4Ei, SI*j AFT-"C' &FTB4('Sc Ti.,R, _ / " Il -i-n the m,t-iubti's Of Ifip Regular nearing may be Continues I",; I. t. nifetung of the 130 of Co Comm to time until lnal acton I'. 'IIC-fi Ii held on Ihe 5th day 01 January. 1011, the City Counc 1 present ttrOvghout Iii ii mtie'etu q and the reidtut,on herern It, "Cnt ,f'ned wAS t?,ily prymposrd 'r- H CI Tmm, jr ptlifl Site paser i SuffiienI "ijmb'r, of th, aforesaid hitlof ton use of absentee 4 - tort arrangements *it,e the proper of tCillS for use Of sa voting mA?h-nr5 el tf.p poll-meg I LE-FI _____________________________ _______________________ fYiI'fltStOthC Zoning Ovdnanceol 'I.' City of Sanford. Florida. es fOIIOw Ar1i(l V. Use Provio,',. SenIor, I. PC I. Restricted Commeri-e; District. Sub section B - Conaoon,,l printpØ 3 Said uu , "i"3 .' duly COftvened in 0nfOrr, , i SuP' It IODIi'able y4LL FKANK AND ERNEST OF COUNTS' COMMISSIONERS tiotic" ut Public Heat mng 51 RIchards Episcopal Church COPIF I IC T( .5 PlO E P P ui: ' Ju DATE CERTIFICATE OF S,tudOrdunrc,ii IS plicli (ii t I RECORDING OFFICER "i 3$, 117.1 reutl.ng Qn I ii hc Cily Council k-i unsl:p' s, The lldentigne(I HERE BY Ii, full passage v' IdCCI-'l - ml I: dR Ill o - that Ihfpubllchelrireg pitt 4 II -r I which witting machnes are 'o be used, and further is authonit,d and by Crooks & Lawrence Il i - I_ 19 riira5t unict to the other' maIlers .-- ;.CEr FPC6 -,i • open'f5g Of thfxpol,; Icr such port, ,-- - TiF C.WE WITH / fl the City of Santorri, Florida .e' 7 COo'clock PM on March 11, l97 Quau,fiecI pnd acting Clerk of the Florida, on Monday. "ti If Ill lit if .-oltne F 'of the PIE ,, less SC L C'rcv't i'-iurt Iherein called the Much. A 0 1071. itt ttd,' rI, t l iIrOc right 01 way ano roat ClerIut, .11 keeper CI tPi records thereatter as ; ti.: 4 At h t r ;lit of wy ci Section 24. !Oenshp thir(pf. CI tuding lhe munules 01111 meeting nlereste(t Sir itt tel 7: SOuth. Range 20 East retucledumegs. appear and tee hearIf 'ilth rI".pe(' I jn then dcSc r ibed ,* .ep 5y •- - .SL'S't' TriE)E BOUNDARIES ilS the space to the left of the words 'iGAIPIST APPROVAL Of BONDS -SEC T tON S PRINTING Or BALLOTS The Clerk of the beard 5 on - '.,'JYAL<ET *D AT SOSAETh -5, CAPTAIN EASY the provisions of the City's Suqre CeO, 'sInce All parties fl interest and citizens ShAll have an opportunity to 1"Prrd .11 said hearing .594 014 (Si', - - -_- - __ Indicate by pulling down lever over "F OR APPROVAL OF BOPIDS'f you favor It-ic 'StuAnceof sad tiends Indicate by Pulling down lever over "IC,AINST APPROVAL OF J -, - 'lT -. ,11MA'\ EMAY I "• NOT, THOMAS G FP[Ep,iApl Lw Office of 1hQm% Frrnan P 0 Ba' Sis AItAmvtnsp Sonnins Ft fl Attorney for Citt an Order C s: iri'y; fi,r .i5 Such T(D'hi , t'itht, hI tebruary, A 0 1971 .H4tIi 4dm-,' I 'ru PeOTI(t')i ( ItL HAVES . ______ _____ A copy of said ordnance Shall be available at the Office of the City Clerk of the City of Winter Springs, by the addition Of paragraph 141 as tollo*s __________ ________ Attamonte the Resolution of the Cnty AE OU GONNA MEDITATE or QUALIFIED PROVIDING FOR there, make a;' l-:atimn l ttt 54id Judge for a fr. I sett 't"n' of her ...L........._.... of linan(ng th cost of acquiring md constructing a 'sEW Seminole 35 - Sanlancto Baptist Church . V1 LIII 4w, Post C'tir. t.iu t Lenfor I. I l.i .1 School HEAR YOU'RE tTO by Larry Lewis _________ bt(,)T .E OF PUfiLti 14(ARIPIC o• ROPOSED CHANGES APIC GEOIIC. I -S CO 4ev. Country CIt-b Longw'ood Community Bldg CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS ___________________________________ ____________________________________ _______________ THE CITY OF SANFORD, ILORIDA P4ot.e hry gwen tIm' .s Public Hear ng *ill be held at te PlOI, . 'c Lnd,rS.Qned wilt, On It-f I'iI'u (a Of Sanlo.d Civic Center _____ "-b Ili March t 1511 WILLIAAI I (t)(,(lftf, ESQOf 79-- Church of God sanford ST(N3i'a( - gA ',')tj I!, & - lake Monroe Sct Building McINll)R 3% English Estates School walorrm lairs levied on alt taxable property ru the County witteOtit limit LOQImOISOr .Wireser Springs, 32707 Seminole County. Florida undev Ibe Deceased protessuona, Sewer and riat,' NOTICE OF F III NO F 194 AL 'f'q SP'ecrt he ii.' f,'-,n', tPO$T AND APPLICATION 45c) Die ,'-,al,, , ,u IrS FOR DISCHARGE OF *P4 Anetnar, E.ecuaor blmh 'ee 5. Ii 72. Ma'tri 1. 197k 0EV Sanford fl Sanford Civic Center 23 Prairie Lake Leg-on Il 21 -- Portable, SoutheAst corner f S'f 13i and 1797 bonds oh the County bearing interest PVbIISIv Feb 71 M-rcP t • t)y Ill iii Mwie W Walter 0EV 't) Seminole 11gb School lavIlwiIde School ,_ ______ word "berm" to the butter yards arid ultimate ludqment will be en tqe aqa;ntt you for the relief %u-ct'oii Coo'es Of th, amendment are available in the Planning and demanded l thc Petition Zoning Office, Room 4)). tour WITNES5 my hand a Official thOuse, Sartord, Florida. from Seal of Said Court on the Itt-i day of Monday through Friday, S 30 A M February, A 0 1973 (Seall to S 00 P N Arthtjr H HeCkwith, J,, ThiS publiC hearing will be held in th Cnty Commission Chambers Clerk 04 The Courthouse, Sanford. Florida of Circuit Court on M4?ch I9 1971. all 01 PM. or as Sem;nô;, County, Florida soon therealten as pOsSible By Cecella V [kern Board of County Depjty Clerk Commissioner's -iSl1LtAP I OLfl(RT. Semnole County. Flolidi ESQ By John A kimbrCiugh, STEPISTROM DAVIS I Chairman McINTOSH i. ----------- . z., , •ul rnioa iaie isant II - Lyman High Scbpu ,,j Honorable Circuit iuC-,e, Irobaf.' IS - S4nfo,d Civic Crnter 1$ -- 5b Ani3rie5' Pre,bylerla" Division. Seminole 0*-itt I Pier Final Retvrrt. .1;&'iin' Church. Bear LaIr - __ ________ I 10511. Attorneys for Petitioner, Seminole County Zoning whose address 5 Post Office Boi Regulations affecting U IA Very 1330. Sanford, Florida 32771. and tile Induitriat 0-Strict 4ffetting ,SeW uses for P.-orrow pt;. new added the original c-tb the Clerk of the 4hove Styled Court on on before criteria for building site area FLORIDA. tO -'- Community Presbyterian IN PRORATE NO Church, Lake Mary In re: Estate et - FIrst Federal building c.roPr.r wr p *w Altamonle II 20 •. .• - • .., • hold a public hearing to Consider A Poit Otfct re .. • •L._.j:;____•Y•.'._- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. lii 494(5 CIS'RICTS ACID Station •• . /,__L_( - SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Noticed Public Hearing COL8( RI, OF 4 - Community House. Geneva Attorney; for Pf'fition,r IA - Community House. Chuluota Publit's rep, I 15, 37 f..'.rp 1 117.1 7-- Community House, Chutuota DV 79 FLORIDA BOND ELECTION MARCH I?. 1171 ¶Im,,lI 'u 'ii" 91's-vat k I P U en thee same day SECTION 1 OFFICIAL BALLOT Voting macts,nes Shall be used at Such bored electiOn and the form Of f"au'm'tr 4 !le ieee a 'ne brieas PRECINCT & LOCATION Portable. Sanford Middle School 3 - Wilson School, Paoia OFFICIAL BALLOT implewfudas.as o s-ewes ann wèter Plof.tei teeree overt thAt I ha 'opedlqt IOf or at more mscwwt.ct 30 IOy'lti.IØ kotiof OFFICIAL BALLOT Prarr.'s aaeorm,eW 04 not ic,edrg 0IidMrnit la Se-nsinoae Counte fled my tiSal reopet as Anc iltar, F 0 d.a 2) uyee SIMINOLICOUNTY. Ildorinietmint Booth, [cow Hurdre'd Ileoulard Dediws a Etecuto, 04 the Estate of 000IAI_O Sanford FLORIDA 11lJ50.abl t Imonte the to;, at r -rms 'sCmaeq 04 SEC':lON I) EFFECTIVE F GRARRE, deds-W, that I Pave 73 Pra'eie Lake Legion M.Ili MARCH ,. 1971 reQuested 10 Submit to Roger fir add.'mose t I h* Semi-nile effect mrwuwe*ate.y upon its ap d Ca final discharge, arid Di.t on 71 Pa-sable 5ps,4hfia5t Caner a Coigi'y Cot,r-'hou't. ll"erf'en called to' (en!. ti-c $Pi p1 March IPT4 I CII 'ri0ie C orI (r PiOuS? Aast. Com40s.tp Center tovids t* tn.a'ice the '%Swt nof Cltt-ed.nt 53 55)450 ?S thi County shall be entitled. Cast 1 COPICLING, C.mcuit Judge of data. PretOraDly I4lg 915 stanoaro lionbord C',ic ftfeg04ce bond, lii tree cee, Of "'u- Caintv wed ds wdhab4wds Iuc section Of seed fin-al returns wed ty '-u"t POLLING PLACES uJ(h rli'('.Cfl It-it lxiii it-Il be open e' the icIng places from seven Ill February. A 0. 1974 (Seart l the Ctuit Cvit. Seminole Ca.mnety. Flg'e, in Ic(or4ance with he provisions of 'tee F(tut,OI,u'i Ni', S'atutes, TeWt Sect.o,$4500 Florida Statutes 19$? S W Scott Neirt's sECTION II S(VCRABILITY tni tt4 event thaI .us cord. pP* - fl-cci 1330 Sanford Florida 37771 COURTHOUSE - PROVIDING FOR flee Sd 04 Co Comm ,thiI 4th diy of SECTIONS NOTICE OF bOND February, ttia AND CALLING A BOND ELEC TION OF THE QUALIFIED ELECTION Tte.sresoluvions,teallt. (SEAL) IN publilt-wlinful:aspa,.toftheno,C, ELECTORS RESIDING )olt A K'mbeou9p Such bored f'lettO'i. together 0-lIe SEMiNOLE COUNTY TO BE C CPia.rmauI nInth form 8(10094 MARCH II. 071094 THE weaac-opfiatecapt Seckwitot, Jr I i"t publications to be ticS II's's t'an rt 301 da,s pr.c,t tPu date of 51gh bald election - By Marie 5)1 Walken Clerk Attest Arthur H Beckwifh, J', Clerk Board of County COnsmision, Seminole County, Pu-ne 14q,tidrnf Si* TI-ioejs,ind Three DISTRIBUTORS and that I inland BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISS i 094 C P S Or S F hI I N CL [ COUNTY, FLORIDA ihuie.i'i cailed "Board"I "'at SECTION 1 AUTHORITY 04 11415 RESOLUTION ThiS UriAnown All Qualified ciectt,% retici-reg Chairman Board 04 County Con'mis;.oners. Semiriote County, Florida -rinabtant; Such bonds shall be Iui,ablC from ad valorem taics eyed withOut l,mt is to rate or .imount ci's all taaabI property in lh County Pdovse of such bonds Shaft IC iSsued for a IOrev'ten term thin t*Oflh fivt 1751 year's from thi.,, dale of issuance an Such bc5d5 shall bear 'nfecesl at such rate or rAIn riot r'cer-d,ng the malimum rave peym.ttedt,, law At the time of lh Sale Of the bonds SECTION) BOND ELECTION A tectiOn of the Qualifetd electors residing In lhe County i 'v'reby (41110 to be held on Marcti 7, 1,71 t determine ., l -xxxi.,. ,s& .,,,, ,_ P0 BOi Wry,? Park. Florida 32759 PubI'Sh Feb ItS. 7lMancpi l,lCla TO FINANCE THE COST OF A approved. $hll be itSued at reO SUCH BONDS. AND PROVIDING deqe?OeiI'ie. al the Sanford Herald_a HAIl lf'r S COLLINS. NOTICE TO DEFEND THE STATE Ot LORIDA TO (slate of GI"I -4GE wed file duplIcate returns of Such dainty Court..s., as prvie in NEWADDITION TO tp4[ COUNTY lPeere,olutIonofPh,Bp&rdofC,y bond election and shall dilie one COURTHOUSE. PROVIDING FOR to the SuiMrvtw Cmtnioners, adopted on the Ith COO! thef *140 CALLING A BOND ELEC Electionsaevdonsecopy tOftie Beard day 04 Jamwuir, 5174 TION OF THE QUALIFIED Suchire'ti,cflssis4lI show thenstmnheq ELECTORS RESIDING IN elu-'ct.cce shall be trioS, places listed t be located withiri Seminole Such County, Florida (herein called (SEAL) "PrO1ect") The isSUaiCe 04 such COUNTY OF SEMINOLE. bOnds to finance 'tee colt 04 such FLORIDA A'i Office Facility t be totaled within Qo4titipd and permitted to vote at Seminole County. Florida (herein Such election SEAL) catted Proiect" I The issuanc, 04 COUNTY OF SEMINOLE. such bondS to fnance the cost FLOP IDA Such PfOie(t CitI be for the best ¶ tteeC.rcejt Court ono, before March 35th, 1011, otherwise a Default *1 benweredagairtst yougrantvegued Dissolution 04 M.arniage In re the Marriage 01 JACQUES VII It COLt INS 'iSIp hereof, general CLAUSE All resolutions In conflict t.. IS days prior to lhe time cv lh public hearing DAT ED thu 211fi dAy 04 thru,ir, A 0 1971 S Mary I Ncvton c.Iy Clert-City of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA "'°' ''" ftt,.nce It-f' cost of acquiring arid Dated at Winter Park, F:arida. firSt publ'catin to be nof Less than machine, at the polling pla.iq's thirty (301 days prior to It-ic date of NOTICE OF BOND ELECTIOI IN specifiedheneivi arid to feeve prinfo bred el1ion THE COUNTY OF SEMINOLE. on plain wtelte paper ann delivered arrangements Cit's It-C proper 04 Clerk board of County ined at SuCh election tar amaveec -, Apartments, (Recreational Rooml 4 -' -': .... the Ime Øf the first publicatIon 04 tPi PtOvi5,n - I ( A Review, a newspaper of genet'n Deetuty Clerk PbIitPi ICI, S IS. fl. Mitch I. 1974 0Ev 37 SECTION I AUTHORITY OF TIllS ar 501 U 11094 This 'litT L.'i,urt o Cb.vpirr IX) FIt j,i St,ijlt5 And Other appIi(bI pro. ,5.C,riS J -SLO LION 3 AUTHORIZATION SUCH BONDS AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE PubliSh Feb I. IS. 27. March I. 1071 Clerk to the Board claimS and dentflds whiCh you. or ,itliefofvou.mayhav,agaInsfsa.d jt4i in ttie eff-cect IPie Clerl of Chic C r(i'f CC,vfl of ii, (.QhiP,eritb )jdi(iâl C rcu?. 5,ie.noI, (O0flty, Florida, Prcate Dlvitlon. in Ph. Courthouse at Sanford. Florida. I - Slovak Gardens Community tiosise - Forest City Community .-:: ..-.. clauSe. Sentenc, or paragraph hereof Shall be tit0 iflw3Id by any court of competr.n' f W,cl'on '.ucli voicIng ShIll out affect any other word, clause phrase. sentence ' "------------ John A Kimbrcugh Chairman Attamoefe p - Pliwcnq'sf Baptist Church, Sanford 34 -- 5oi,,t,'s Scm-note Unn;, Scrol - St )Ofins Vltage Craft Shop Fern Park - Eastbrooa Swim Club bonds shall bear wuteelif at Inch rate or rales riot '.ceed.ng the sad bends tmed,cate b; (iSJI1S over "AGAINST APPPOVAL OF BONDS .1 pou x no' hay-cr pp,q c SECTION 5 ABSENTEE Ai newspaper PubliShed and ot general 'rculalon ir the County. once eacpi week for four consecutivew,eks, the tnt publication to be nf less than t0hiy 1 301 days pr.or to th, date of such bond etec'on SECTION 10 SEVERABILITY In TO - heard THI S NOTICE iltO be published ri The Santord Herald, a newspaper -v Qefirl Circulation in laid City, ani I)LML1 Sanlando Baptist Church 33 5chO Cf , cm, red constructing a new agicftaI 3$ - Sareland, Baptist CPsth - 'I QUESTION OF THE ISSUANCE OF SUCH BONDS. AND PROVIDtNG API EFFECTIVE DATE BE IT RE SOLVED BY THE BOARD UiCOUNTY COM MISSIOPIERS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY.FLORIDA. Ihere.ncalted COUNT V -- - '?;' •.lme ALL IN T CRESTED PART lE ' WtTPIESSmyhand andttie scald the bd of Co Comm , thu 4th day of Decease-ri NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST SAIDESTATE: You and cacti of ypu are hcreby 10 JOSEPH LEE l'fANI I V c* .nuancetreereol.pa,anvetromad 33- Portable, adjacent to Mayfair propevtyinithecpunty Noniof such Country (lg vklOfffIi tate, levied on all taxable bends Shall be uIsud far a ixopentp in the Coiauty withOut limIt 33 - L04u,wood Cou'wreun.ty bog term than twenty five (251 years :, as the Clerk of the Board Shall c.rcuIat.on ri the County. once eec's - I . J,• BE LOLLI C U CLEMENT S HELD ON MARCH 17. 3971094 'THE 27 he Donidi. moaturineg not liter than •-,' SEMINOLE Community PtOuSS, Chulvofa A 24 - Portable, 10'iittieiIl cOrner 0 MARCH '2. s-UI SR 131 and 1797 Shall Seesineode Cotinty, Florida ssa' riot eace,dmq 5301300 print 2$ -- AItam.vut, Comr"sas.ty Center OIl ate-Ounil of general obI'gat.on 24- Lake Mary FiE'e ltous-e W'i CASE NO ell'CtiCri The plJce of voting and, the Inspectors and Clerks ftc the bon4 eIvct,on shall be the Sam, as bhoje places desunated and those SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA ' it FCyinhj ?.. 'CwIullOn srialv be oubii;hednfu;;5 Part Of the notIce of bond election, together Cith lhe County shall be entitled and ECTIOII I C,FFICIAL BALLOT '-u'i9 maclungs shall be used at t.dP, bond election arid the form to be used Shall be ice -1• -• .•!. FACILITY. PROVIDING rita AND CALLtNG A QO94 ILEC YlON cr THE QUALIF ... II - Firtt Federal Building, "Board"l ma tote Inspectsrs Clet5 hereøl shall be held u'tvChmd by any feeldontpee 11th day ci March. 1074' ELECTION requirements and all other cores.ned therein and yo., - are SECTION 7 AltamOnt, ideluctionuelll be the same as coijf't 04 Competent jl.Vildu(tuOn, intheCqunty of Siminose. Fntda. SECTION I AUTHORITY OF requmtemord aced proceeng's in Peereb, required to serve a copy 04 PROCEDURE The applicable Cidenttofhepropera4ptlonOf 12 - Ft CIty B? teL FI THIS rose p4ar, esgnafed •RESOLUTION ThiS such holding shall not affect any for the purpose Of determining po.'t youreritteredelenses,fareyloi,or 04 the reqntrat resolution is adopted pursuant Ks. or Dy amer word, Clause, phrase. sentence whether of siot bOndS Of the COiifWp boa . resolution Pee been duty fulfilled, 0 H EATON. JR . 04 STEN dupl.cate thereof, of Dee County ele'ct.oni The pulP's *11 B, ooen 13 - Winteq Springs Town Hall cc panarapn hereof Chiacttev 130. Flre4a S'atutes. •f,c carried put, wed obhefw se ott stall be issued n art aggregate STROM PA V 15 & Mr INTO S H - : EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIa :OUNTY. SEMINOLE FLORIDA CUlT Marriage Peas been tiId in tree ;;x A 55 1,inil Seven 17 a clock . 31 - English [slates School 32 - Portable. ediacevtt to Mayfair Country (tub - Lcngwood Community gAtta,,ecnte Spring's Elementary •iPPrOwCd. shalt De isSued as licrealter P'Ov'ded by the Board npprovrd by Such Qualified electors lo tinance the cost of the project, above dr-Scnib*rvJ pertifted to vote in such bond - Church of God, Sanford Y, LORIDA TO 1 INAItCE THE COST OF A CAP4 WA54 114t5 SCENT-••t _____ _____ ________ • / CITY CHARTER, PROVIDING Is a true, correct, and compared FOR ELECTION TO FILi COpy of the ovig'nat resolution VACANCY, REPEALING ALL referred to In said rztracts and as ORDINANCES 194 CONFLIC linally adopted at said meeting and. HER [WI TI-f - SEVERABILITY - 'f i,1f4Q1 I AV') I ILL BET ThERE I I A STEAV JrTt OltOws MBER VOTERS, cast at such election in respect to thereafter duly Signed or approved Such bonds Shall be "For Approval by the proper officer or officers of of Bonds," such bonds shall be the Boit'CJOl County Commissioners Approved, and then thp bondi, m which resolution iS on tile and F)v' / AI4kS4' JUST 1AT I HAD ' 1' the adoplicn of an ordnance by th City of WINTER SPRINGS, election shall be those places liSted Such bond Clecton and Ifie number QUESTION OF THE ISSUANCE OF .ntheresoluteon set forth below The 04 votes cast 'espectiyely for and SUCH BONDS. AND PROVIDING part 01 this Notice A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE CIF NOT Lx CEEDINO S,0a,3 GENERAL V III TO F INANCE THE COST OP A E() EI7i MCt Ti IA) public hearing at 730 p m • or as SOOn thereafter as posSible. on WINTER SPRINGS FLORIDA, 10 AMEND It-fE CITY CHARTER To PROVIDE A PROvISION FOR ESTABLISIIING A RECALL OF IiPd LoCk Haven, Pe,vis,lware,a 17715 You ARE HEREBY 94iIFI(D All qualified electors residing fl h.s•4'•. Y 2, __ •• 'i•a 4. • 1Yd 5.snford, Fta By Linda M HarriS DepvAy Clerk Seall GENERAL BONDS by Dovo Groat ___________________ I A iURs.4.INC, )J4D i 'X A.EAN iOtjRELF UP Ri FINQ ---.. 10 WHOM IT MAY COPICER N NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN >v the City Council at the City c,4 WIN TER SPRINGS. FLORIDA. Seminole County Office Facility, as and fiI dupll0 returns of Such FACILITY; PROVIDING FOR provided in the resolution of the bond election and Shall deliver one AND CALLING A BOND (ICC Board of County Commtt.on,rt Copy thereof to the Supervisor TION OF THE QUALIFIED adopted on the 5th day of ianuarp. ElectcOnt4ndon, COpy lathe Board EL CC TORS RESIDING IN "r dale 01 Slid bond eteCtiOn from returni shall as scxn as Practicable (5) AM Until 7 00 PM On the be c4nvassed in the manner s,sme day, 411 as provided in 5.4 Ivosded by l* reSolution adopted on January 5th, SECT 1094 s ELECTION IN THI CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli CUlT Ill AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO 14-212-C DIVISION C Ic re the Macnape •ft HOLLY CAROL HANLEY. Petitioner, arid JOSE PH LEE HANI [V. Resp,ry Hundred Dollars (5)01.S1I snaIl be 4. - £ day c'I FtWuary. 1971 Arthur 14 IleCkeith, Jr Clerk referred tom iai eitnacts and as "AGAINST the date of said bond election Irom Drowidd by law OF CERTIFIES that APPROVAL ELECTION finally adopted at said meeting inn. BONDS" 7 00 AM until 1 00 P.M on tt-'e SECT 1011 I lie ii the duty appointed. S t the extent required by law, as same day, all as provided in SJid RESULTS lfansaiar,tyaltheycift SECTION 5 PRINTING OF qualified. and acting Clerk of the thereafter duly sided Or approved BALLOTS The Clerk of reSpIu?icn edopted on January 5th, casT at Such election in respect tO the board us Circuit Cavil (PitrOin called ttie 1071. arid published ifl tuft below a, such bonds shall be "Far .'.pprovat by the proper officer or officers 04 pio',tad and directed to have Clerk), fld keeper of the record, t',10d04 County Commissioners, Ioa't of thuS Nof ice of Bonds." lucre bonds shalt be printed on plain white paper a thereOf,WiCIudng the min,deI of it's ,s. ..., -...ur,ti, . . ... , . ,.iwhi ix •IL. . j..vvru. 'v .ni1 rr',- --'Qi"U.1tS 'ee wfStvti " " ''.... -. " " %uf?iC4rd nUmber OlDie aforesaid record TIlE ISSUANCE OF NOT EX issuance o ehiCh Shalt be thereby I TPee annexed copy 04 extracts bitlot's for use of absent,, electors WITNESS my Pared and the seal 0 approved, shalt be iSsued as CEEDING 13.153,010 GENERAL entitled to cast such ballots in such from the minutes of ne Reqular thee bid of Co Comm , ttelslmeay beqnttter Provided by the Board OBLIGATION BONDS OF bond election. arid shalt also have meeting of the Bid cf Co Comm. reuar,. 1074 S(M1140LE COUNTY. FLORIDA SEC'lON NOTICE OF BOND printed sari-plc ballots avid deliver Pildonthetthdayof January, 1971, ISEALI TO FINANCE THE COST OF A ELECTION Th.sreaolutuonshallbe 5 a true, correct, an Compared thievrltothe lnspecta'san C)erkson A Kimbrough NEW Published mfltul) ispart of tlw notice COUNTY SECURITY Copy 04 the whole Of Pete org.nal or before the date and tins o Cha.rman COMPLEX. PROVIDING FOR 511th bOled ete'ctiOlt. together with opening of the polls toe sucre bond mie'lJtes of said meeting on file mo Arthur II S.ckw.tts. Jr an appropriale caption in suct form AND CALLING A BOND ELEC evecto.' for the votIng place, $ 04 record insofar asth same relate Clerk to tee beard ICON OF a's tie Clerk 04 the Board Shall 7P4E QUAL IF I [t) weiicti vofiv'mq machine, ar. to B, 13 thee reSolution referred fo in tied Marie By WWalker TORS _ESDING oetenm,ne. in fee Sanford Heraid, a extract's and to tree Other matters IN useo, and further Is avtPiz.d •, n____.. p.--- valorern tates lu-vied without limit B, Marie W Walker to rate on amount on all taxable Depssy Clerk propevlyintfeecovuvty t4oneofsuch AttejI boisds sna'l be Issued far a I0,' Atlt'.tir H beckeitre, Jr. term Usar ?we'ity five (25) years Clerk from thu-tv dated itsvywgeand sucti Board of County -. ._.. • a. win 9ITim.SSuOnITh. rate or rates not exceeding lii. Seneriole County, Florida n'i.axtmum rate permitted by law the tree 04 ?We sale of li bondS POLLING PLACES SECTION) BOND ELECTION A r'red election 01 the Qualified FRECIPICT I. LOCATION nrctors residing in tie Cosinfy I- Portable. Sanford Mide 5ctiool hereby called to be held on March 3 -- Wilson TctiooI. Paola 1) 1q71 todetermine whefpeq or r 3 Md'w'y Fire HO'sE ''e ,stuanece 04 tucPi bonds ri an C-Is- Hall. Allam04ete ogrpgate arnios,ret of riot exceeding S - Clii Hail, Ov'edo - to fiw.arve the cast of the protect 20 SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA voting Treetormofballoftobuuled in the election for absentee voters 10 INANCE THE COST OF Board of County Commissioner's, Suchretumsshallshowthenumber seminoecountytobeheldonmarh It you are iri lava.' of Vtie It$4idVlCe Il. IC7I ON THE QUESTION OF adopted on the Sth day of January, c qualified electors who voted at THE Slid Bonds. Pe "" ' ISSUANCE OF SUCH BONDS 1071 such bond election and the space to the left of the words "FOR number AND PROVIDING AN [F it-ic places o voting in the bored 04 vOles cast respectively for APPROVAL OF BONDS -' and FECTIVE DATE against approval 04 SuCh bonds The eIec't,on shall be those places liSted If you are viol in favor of the It a true, correct, and compared ilLiaanceof sad Bonds, p*acean returns shall as soon as practicable '1 the re10lution sl't 104th belOw tts COUNTY OF SEMINOLE. FLORIDA John A Kimbrqugts Ct-ia rma,t Board of County Commtvoners. t - Seminole High School 20 -- ldylfwilde 31 - Jaycee Information booth, Sanford ABSENTEE 12 follows to be located within Seminole County. Flor,da (herein called 'pro,,ct"J Th* issuer-ce of Such bondS tO f,u'a-'xe the cOst ef SuCh prolect 0,11 be for Die best interests 04 the County and its inhabItantS poses Of financing the cost of Provided The Inspe( tr and Clerks If you fall to do 10. ludOment by default will be taken against you for tttereliel demanded In the Petltio.i eIect.re for the voting places at extract, and to the other matters milimum rate of interest at the IS- Attamonfe Community Center hitPi i,nliren .,.,hin.t ... t, ,.i.r,..l us u,.:.i 'w 4, ''' '•"• v. Ifl W' ' -• i - Ldke Miry Fire House Used. arid fvr1h is authorlird and 3 Sa'drnertingwasduly convened maturing not later fhan twenty five 21 - Sanford Civic Center _ ,,_,,, DVL'lifl. jr It-c Board njtattmentt over a Prind not to CondUCted in the manner prescribed CEEDINC, elcK'd twenty five (25) s-ears from by 14* for holding general eletln 0151 IGATIOP4 Attamonte t?CttOtr., lnspec!rs and Cl,ckscn mN,es c l3 meeting cri f'i 4n prrcpal amcunt of general 33 - Prar.e Lake Legion Hall ce before the 4t and time for the ci r,corJ insofar as the lame relate c4l.gation bonds of the County 21 - Portable. Southeast corner Frv,,ir, IS'i ISEAI,) .EW COUNTY AGRICULTURAL ci such bored election. fogefteev *ith tINTER PROVIDING ..•..i. - •..• - - - " veto &tere " -. Wt .___ CALLING A ItONt) ELECTION OF as the Clerk 04 the board shatl IN sutticient number of the aforesaid from tts minutes of the Relar ballots for use of absentee electors meeting of the bd of Co Comm. rnitled to cast such ballots in such heldonthelthdayof January. 1,71. bond election, arid shall also have i$ a true, correct, and Compared 04 bonds." such bonds shall be the boardof Cntv Commiss.onen. appro, an then the cfS'ch resokfl.on 5 on tile and a.nce 04 which shall be tPier*y record approv, shall be issued as WITNESSmyhandandt9*lof iL 'c BOiCs OF fir'tØ ECTO4 S '.011CC MINOLL COUNTY. LORI DA ELECT ON Trit resolt.On shall be P U on the sam, day "ag4inSt approval of bonds" Circuit Court (herein called the Stantially the following form SECTION 5 PRINTING OF Clerk), and keeper of the records BALLOTS TIseClerk of the Board is thereof including th mlnu?ej of vs OFFICIAL BALLOT authorized arid directed to hive iroengs. SEMINOLE COUNTY. referred to in Said extracts and as tinallyadpptedat said meftengand, to the extent rtgvired y law, as ttif'l'eaft,i duly sgned or approved DuIsøMion of Marriage hat been required to serve a copy of your answerer pleadengtothe Pctiti .'cguircng and consTrucling an cope triereot to the Supervisor of Agriculture Center Par Seminole Electon,andon, Copy to the Board Cciuty. aSproy,ded in the t'f'SOlution Such returnS thatI thee th numt4r xltsc,tl be open a vOting places on provided by law 'hedate at said bond election from SECTION S ELECTION 00 AU untit 7 00 PU on the RESULTS It A maioioty alIt-ic vlt ',.vme day. all as provided in Sad cast at Such elect.or, vt respect to semi arwlu4ilv. at Such rate or rates Elections to the Inspectors and tieeed hereto entitled rutCi(rCd.ng the legal IAt 4 Shalt Clnks at CACh polling place where t) determined at the time of the sate the bond ClCCtio it 10 A RE SOLUT ION AUTHORIZING be held Th thE Inspectors arid decks for the Slovak Gardens Community bond election shalt be th. lame as • House uc tar the purpose of determining Portion of the regstratfl bOO5, O served; or not bonth of the COUnty dupli(lt thCrof of the County Is duly bvthorifedto eute shall be isSued fl an aggreg40 Showing the fla,nn of the gualfed thisI He Certificate, prncipal amount 04 "Ct eictrdng clectorsre.sidnQ in tfi County Shall c 0 Helen S7)ubtrl, P0 Boa London. Irvin 37774 of Keeorwsee Trail. lost blocks permitted to vote in Such bond 7A - Community House. Cliutuota shall be in substantially CIte form 11 - Rolling Hilts Cosastry Club t,cerd twenty live US) years Irons at each polling pIac shell prepare NEW COUNTY AGRICULTURAL 'ii 04 Inc bonds, for the and file duplicate returns of such CENTER PROVIDING FOR AND provided en Section 4 above. except 43 - LOng*OOd CommunIty ato HERR E Li, RAY BARNEY HuSband and KAREN GRUBB HER RELL. Wile NOTICE OF SUIT - Midway FIve HOuSO 4- City Hall. Altamonte - City Hall, OViedO TheSanfordHeraldFriday,March1, 1974-5e ______________________________ ALLEY OOP ldh(rr,n .)flOh4yi printed cornicjered, and adopted in cgn CITYOFWINTERSPRIPIOS. on an *Pitp Paper and deIlrrCd lormety iitfl apPIlcIble FLORIDA NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN baflot for us n suctt voting requ.rement and proce.dng en THAT A 130940 ELECTIOPI *,tI be machintj TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTIOPi held on the 13Th day of Marcn 1974, cident tothepropur Iikiption of Said or ANORDINANCE BY THE CITY SECTION ELECT ION reSolution have been duly fullilltd. COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO- 1419 the Issuance ci WCh bonds in an POLLING PLACES ggr,gate amount of not eeceeding One Million [15911 Hundred PRECINCT I LOCATION ThOusand Dollars l$),IOO.000) shall - portable Sanford Middle School ijaoj ________________ _____________________ -LegalNotice — LegalNotice NOtICE OF 130940 ELECTION N THE COUNTY OF SITMIPIOLE frtJIT COURT, TH! EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. hO 04 04 •p, AlleSt &ECTION3.eOND ELECTION. A ArIte.,r H Beckwith, Jr Sanford sectors residing fete County s board of County - S.outet Seminole Middle School hereby called to oe held on March Comm.nionerl. Seminole fl tiO County 01 Sefluno4e. Fl4a, s*ng hO 4 He is duly au'horudtoeecute BONDS' 1 you layer the i$kl.rtC,Of Fern Part flames at the QulIiliif Di said bonds of detennining eclors residing In thie Couiy shall thiS Certificate. - EalIbvxA Swim Club .iliether or not bon *1 IPie County •E be hflfllStird by the S IndiCItO by p*,llinQ døwn lever 4% - Mltii Middle SCPwOI Shall be iSSued ifS Ill aqqt,git, [IØ5 t f S TflO copy of the resolution an aver 'AGAINST APPROVAL OF 13 -- Siminole High School LegalNotice Legal Notice 'ijallotce [jFNoci ..•iflIy Sftuqilp Ja- l. ?MP4II4CIIhOIk Church. Provided vt Ihi - I i I �6B-The Sanford Herald Friday, March 1, 1974 Sanford Bad Luck Herald Ads Get, tl_" Results! ()CARROLL RIGHTER'S ______ To AjGfJ,OR3SCjpE Munch SMIRDAY you ever walk into the stable area of Gulistrearn Park carry. ing a broom, chewing on pea. nuts and talking about taking pictures Of the last winner. you may have to fight off some out• raged handlers. It's bad luck. they say, to do ant of the three. Plus a lot o 'ther things No peanuts in the barn or in thestands.' saws trainer P.G. into a throw DRINKING / HALLANDALE. Fla. i APi - Jiihofl. 'If an IA - owner comes box rating peanuts, I'll turn out" The aversions to peanuts, ( A.: N11 :11,11111, TKNI)KN('IE,s. 'the unique and proressisr arc r '..'ti iiiit;t Iml tleprttsed or hunted. .fllES Mar. 21 to A*'. 19 0 An associate has fine Ideas that ,li.i petuhiar to SOU. but thc ;ictualI help uu it' greater Ili intere5tifl f I \t'IIL S I 20 to Ma% 20i Make sour surroundings more attr.at use arkI suitable to sour own personality. 'lake UI 3011k' ) ttew lt4h,t)% HwId health with Ix'tip.r treatmenis, GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Some c modernization is lwtv'sar% in uur present operations now Steer clear of a friend " S" errors M(*$\ (hhlhJ)HEN iJurte 2? to July 21i Improve home ititulitions and stop feeling sorr for .ourehf. Rus whatever Iiwkt s the 111,1111C more con1otable, charming . h1-:() t Jult 22 to Aug. 211 Make apI imntmenLs to t:wet with ,t!ter a horse wins-along with those who can help)ou ailvan('e. Forget talking about past errors, many other superstitions that i4' 't'U come out the loser. abound around all horse VIH(() IAU.., 22 to Sept. 221 Monetan affairs can be handled OR ANY DEBTS INCURRIt) Ii" Hotliflt" Adults MARRIAGE S tracks-are not explained. stith dispatch now. Forget a tti'OUf) that has been disa ppointing They're just tradition. l' fore. Seize the opplirtunhty tonuike,norernone' infuture. I!IiftS S(1,t 1 ii ()t Th (Jst' Jflfl5 ff J•fl5 2. Ib.' oldtijiters considered enjos ant) lit' with u4gt.'nials tor a good time. Forget temporarily peanuts a bugaboo." Johnson the project don't understa nd. says. says. "It was sort of SCOHt'Io i(.)ct. 23to Nov. 211 You can get Into some new plan down to us." 111,11 realb interests you iwiw. Hun away from any chores that Some trainers and riders say depress ',itu tl4)a%. Avoid trouble that seemingly ordinary acts SAGlVI'iitlUS Nov. 22 to Dec. 21 Get into the social group like pulling on bocts are full of 1ictivits that really pleases you. If help is needed, seek out a friend meaning, especially as big stik, has right information. r xs like Monday's Florida ('APIIICt)UN l)ct', 22 to Jan. 20t Find out Just that rby approach. sdi'rko'rs want troiii ou and do it. A higher-up understands your Never put on the left boot ftt'st talents aix) twlj you commercialize (in them. !trst." says ezerctse boy Joe AQUARIUS Jan. 21 to Feb. 19 Enjoy yourself with persons I)Agotino. "Always the right wtlonieanagrrdt deal to you . You ha%.enew pIafl,sbut e). would n first, because that starts n roost work n tout to your satisfaction. Forget theni. Ow -t' day off right." i Feb A -) t Mar 2Ot hlandli' duties cleverly. Kin are a Lid illicit) so don't llhlkt' Iiiat'.t'Ts %sort' h'. t-ritiiizing. Avoid mt' ether superstitions" framer T. W. Kelley won't quarrels and be of help instead (1111.1) IS BORN 1'Ot)A\' IF put a hat on a W. he or she will do -- . . . Trainer Elliott Burch doesn't things as tflt' spirit moves turn or her, and this seems to work out like to shake hands before a much better than careful planning which is quite apt to mean iiiorv changes later. Cooperating with unusual personalities will race. Former rider Bobby GaUl. brtrlc cre,iter sut'ess than would otherwise be the case. There d fine abilit to find the right solution to difficult problems that more was hurt one day when had a black cap on. He never St' S ot hers wore black caps again. But Bobby Gafiglione wouldn't have any other color but black for his b®L S is itow read). For your copy send )-our hirthdate and $1 to Carroll or teens t401dly % in 04 terested in a par t time cashier Ins position .s lantIslic Wor'ng hourS 21 hrs a weep. 3 30 to 9 30 but too mutt b a highly Qualified cashier host,ss Apple in person only to 330 E Commercial, San toed Performed bt - Lost and Found ' .-____________ LOST CI4IHUA,IUA, Ian color, answers to P,rp1'r ' V ic ini ty 6 ambitious young man Light duty Full rguPiTi ent assembly eor bnrf.tS Write to floe 532 in care of The Sanford Herald. Bar $657. Sanford. 111 - Child Care our child Educational child care as bindtrgar?efl A ChI'S World. 7151 5 Sanford Ave373 - - - - ----.--------- YOUR FUTURE IS NOW WITH US' I it ,. ii tircii n i (,Irclr ooportuntv *?ti in outstanding company, tOJ might be the person we are loohing for - here to help you Sell. rent or Sap. w at a toe cOSt lrtu%helpyouplacey ours. Call 377 261$ or alit") Cl,I%%teO .50% are 1)6 0. Training is imPortanl to both experienced and inexperienced St in my tome, dly, night. W i ll baby o. mc.5iS 12) 065$ r ere enot DeOpIrargJ for the person or hire we *11 provide the finest 04 - ______________________________________ I) Travel Agencies orotetsionai training .-LYlN, CARPET 1OURS. INC. A i rli ne ticketS. Cru se and Tours at 1ff-si rs',-', I c ,"rar, Blvd. I ).'IJ PlAy 31. ' - 18 Many fringe benefits such at free ho%pil.tllittion and Life In wranu Help Wanted - Ba r - P4redrd An 'm portant part 01 any sales poition 's calling on established accounts as well as new cuStOmers, and we have both (00 told canvassing or cotlectonti i Trainees 1.11 o 6 point '' to 3 ii m it iou are of ter 130 at $42 44S f'?crested 'n a career *ilh unlimited Opportunity But not all horsemen are so. Legal Notice to sect ion II Cf Cnai.'ter cla.rntd personal or intangibl e, roo,owtv presumed abanoont'O 000350001 BRAIIAN FRANCES U" '•" - CzRTERCORDELL CASWELL DEPevE .'. '" -. ) r 000ss000a B FREEWILL HOLINESS SUNDAY FORt) SC 14 00L 1011 ST MULBERRY SANFORD FLA37?71. 000330007 a,eiRT AC 0003.10005 LAUGHTOII 0 0067 0001 LWIPT0P4 JAMES. Q9 MEYER I CARL. 0 Doss 0010 MYERS £ H. 000550011 VIEBER FRED 0 $04 OAKLAND SANFORD S'L* 31771 000S500I;WILLIAMS ..,"_____ ~.4--'s,S i, "-)i'.A-'. .1' _-___-._,__=_4 S" SANFORD FL A 32711 - ' ,,5,4.: - .:__ _-._ - - - - ). I ", '° " . ,scaris possessing an interest OR prior . ' . - V,'i,i'r -. . -p ,. 'i':. " ,. - 11 4. rrm 'i v ' j ' - .,, ( .. - , I i &l furttsefcLarn%rTsust tr,e wOmrivatralo, 0 reie' ? 1R( 0 0 DICK IP4SON 3k a' L'.',4miniUrItDr March I. 5, 7174 . I --- ~ _.I - 4 _. - . A - -i.-f II _ -- is, of stiom,pscoilts County *Ili I 11" ;, c,ZATO - : - __ -, ~__`__119; - Ar- '': . - i -' VIRGO I Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Get out to see those good pals who finest L16 J~Wt __________________ 29 L Hold.5y HowseOf Sanford , % teeetted in fy11 time wa tresses. *ock.ng nov's 3 to, 30 This will inclyd, some Saturdays as Sun Apply on person 330 E Commercial, Sanford GRILL COOK Preferred Experience liberal ne,i. i P,%crrnrg p.'rorr o".r'..,rr JrOorn 7 0.5 hiYjtC 0 SanfOrd Call Pollu' S to 5. 131 1000. or after S. 323 0631 Mate, congen ial Share 7 110cm mobile home TV. telephone. pool. mad. clubhouse. social activities, Benefits Apply in Person Room torrent 505 Valeracia St . Sanford 3720402 451 E. Altamonte Drive The SHERATON MOTOR INN ii accepting applications for the fDiiO*.rirJ eeper'rnced persons as equal OppOrtviwty •flytiq ______________________ Food Waitresses Cocktail Waitresses ( . ,'p, -''.--'----' \' /\ Bus Help J J I #.',s .r ( 17 ArTitt.amsion? to frit .urijijfat.onsIff0'CtthQM IIndJttI'ill r F r'fl.1e - - ii 9 I ) C'JJ - - Gardner lMaieoe'Femalet Average Pay Vacation Health Insurance Meals 60 APPLY 171 PERSON fl " II Sheraton Sanford Inn a I I ___ I 16 SR 16*' 0 Oregon ft Ave ilo'edtlaute*ife) Let Sarah Coventry tsetp make new Iraenti Earn 130 140 wIt . u%t 4 S Pirs 740 009 Otairdfrosser, Be Your Own Bols- • 60 oct pns 23 oct ott on a rqcfs,n4j,w in dress Shop 37) 1533 or $30 $45 • I * Disposal' Dishwasher OUTOURWAY byNegCochran * Clothes Washer-Dryer * Swimming Pool plus good prices every s 40I P'.4,.k SATTRESS BO* SPRINGS K.ngs Osrri'it $98 Only minutes 10 Sanford Ii I day. Vie A LA,404- - Short Term Lease VILLAGE 1.4 and SR 434 834.3363 Appt 111111 3 £ I BORM. Central H&A, 71, pct. VA-FHA Financing 3237860 I,& _V Alooss'T':.- 2790 - *. ! A 1505W 75th 5? I ayarccms 2 baths conten.rn, schools. s;png ce'nttr Sts,,j '10'apâ'5$ntt • w n ada, Cr dren I(CI'1IVO2222010 TO 1,5 F £%r 'Pl C3i..PA)0, Tji.RE ioe . / . nioll 5AI,Cf eye catching ad I BUY Cr1 I •• ' U ,rntrrl SEVILLA GARDENS LUSU QY APARTMENTS -- Ore -' a 'wo bedroom;, some Will' beamdc eel ngt and fami$p roohi All have new. fully equipped t.0tvtI Ave .. r i' r ,,,, New I t:o'rlrcy'',, ,, 'ni" u' ,,'r,s'. flusnett. HOmct. ACreage, Beai Is arid Mountain Property for Sal HOLLAND REALTY. 173 7023 372 7171 days 373 0413 eves L0I4C.400[) NEW 7'1UM1 SANFORD REALTY 25,44 5 F r,ncyi Ave - 'i.anford's Sates Leader ' Your Multiple Listing Agerif, Local and National AALS It I hedrorrr I' rear vAlcl , lath I.rgo' pviva(y A%50'0,0 7) SOO 07 PCT. FINANCING. 740 down paymeft 110 veterans Low clos is t, F HA or IS pct Cony New 3 as 4 barronPore's in Skylark $71,300 to 2.17.900 REALTOR 831 6272 fro 322-2420 7565 PARK DRIVE ANYTIME SANFORD /S Qeapefrut and orange t'e Near cP'urp, and sCPio(,f $7l,9) Items -fPeGr.attf'MaIl ECONOMICAL "' Inc REALTORS 2 l50rm . I bath, family room, eau'pped with range, refrigerator. *asher dryer and *111 ar ,on 0'I'On.ng unit. 511.500 UtIilt)t1I.ii:1)Jiiri oo*i SHOW, SENSATIONAL Investment Properly SPACIOUS LIVING 1 bOrm Pt 7 OlIn b'q i'ruig area, Onto 11100' Patio, Central And Ar $2S.900 for owner must Sell by M,jrch Is? 3 bdrm home that is ' on a pav ed Street *IP City cater and SCwtr Now ,iou know they don't build em like this anhumor, at thuS c.r.c. .1o,"? .i tuip'il Ii) ,i ci''. A Pt • I i.,i hOrn, ?c,,' '.s"i Pr: .s y .i,,PrI DeLANO Beauty Parlor 6 e' stat.ons fully equipped CR 20- 50 Alto very mice older home. I teilroOms, I', both;, family room, lot tile 113*117' On Hwy ISA P4 Joanne Alderman At'.o< Eves - Till We Succeed!" Forrest Greene, Inc. -- Realty, 377 1)21 261311awathaA,. .i? if 6', Speeds CORBETT KEAL ESTATE P EA,,, TOP is 4191 Deflator 4.6$ 1453 - 59 color TV II'' console. 1150 Ph 373 $57 * Sanford Auction PUBLIC AUCTION EVERY MONDAY NIGHT Antiques, TVs, Mus(ellaneg,,,s, New ar.o uSed Plus Mus ical Ii ,)'''i'')',' 1 .5',, - 1744 Pontiac GTO, blue Sur,aked 4 tp,eo, air, tape player $773 Ciii Pete a' 372 1651 Dealer. '69 VW. 2 new tires Excellent con Outioii. I V ol Old "sOPor 11200 Ph 13$ .952 1970 Ford Country Se'daa, 511100 wagon, air, full power, $1193 Call Paul at373l5iDealer iSIAPIT a home town trade in *,to, a 100 Pct WARRANTY) FINA#4 CING NO PROBLEM Gary Gunter, 615 1177 7170 Meccajry Montego, 1 Or. hard t, air conditioned, automatic Ira,ThOn. full power, vinyl 'up s'su L.lii Paul a? 377 1651 Dealer -"-'--------'-------------.-.--.--.--__-_ - unwAnted junk 13141,7 AM FM, Luggage rack Bob r, To BBaptiste,wn I. Country 372 411 Junk Cars Removed RL4?I4 e'. *.'a 111. 7611 3 ROOMS CARPET - 1970 Chrysler Town jy'.4 Convr, StatOn Wagers, loaded with luxury 'qu'pmr5I $ 1350 Call Don at 372 )631 Dealer 111601 CiI 1190 '149 INSTALL$i't$ 11110$ be aI,,*fA*? vø 37I et ____________________ in at call a us HE - 9RVI MerchandIse , A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You! Conditioning Air . E - C,'ru'raI 'r Plea? ir.e Ceramics ii 5 - JACKSON S CCRAM1CS. supplies, kiln dealer 103 Closed TPsurar,ay Crioitio2 ,%turn.5l' call Carl Air l4 ,irr',,,F e AR', -' AitiS acreage o' & Sunday 1121971 4 rtrd 377 LawtiServlc. Taclr will cut Call 377 1316 372 mower, b's - BoatuntnewaySell.tfa5t and Electrical Apphances ______________ """""""' CITRUS TREES Irom $1 Si to 13 19 Low overhead prices on all plants Drive A littit Save lot Ovr10o ' Nursery and BirtiFarm. Rd 119,7 rn 1 oil i'r GE Appi'lriCt% nfor Electr c (cmpn, .i522 Park Drive 377 1347 -'-- - ---- 61 - --. Equipment for Rent , - u,'nt tl!.,i' I ',lr rltrc C.i'p' . .. ' l"7'' , - 65 r If tip.'r i', ti, Pets and Supplies ''' " 5, tlS a low Cost Classified so , Lot Up cr0 ,Qh f Hauling t'emblay, 1232114 Commercial & ReSidential (icc 1rcal Service L-cent.0& Bcr'ido'd All Seminole Co . 21 Hr An starting Service 530 1011 W ashed sand 1,11 for layers A" foundat ions Will deliver . 372 1105 or 123 - Bock (a% ' , large & Sr71411, light as dark. $75 CI Call 371 3660 from 9 to 5 or S ,aI V.11 SON MAIER FURNITUR( Anoiboarding WitfsIOve&càrp Professional Ph 323 3111 or 373 3919 Pl74(Y WOODS BARN Ie buy fumnilu,,' and rns( '.11 tom 1$ pit Consignment I ri' p'ckyps Auction Saturday It 1 pm , 5,Inlorcf 37? 7770 a. - -1 Rest. Equipment ________________________________ & ftc [ou.pmrnt Cu'.tom Some ui.esl t,m Sire or lc'. 53$ 5713 _____________________________ l,'%?,lr,,,i Animal H a v en Grooming EXTERIOR PRESSURE CLEANING Floor Waring. Windows 32301.63 ) Beauty Care Harriett 5 Beau?,PIOQA I 5t9( Pr, 372 5742 P,I,rleI;o,r'q SyrSi's,) 125 Mov.nqtø,,priir.'. Ph 373 3610 --- , , " I ,',h' BULL DOZER WORK : , 'g 7?'. - (ollur'. . '',lii, ' after 3 ,,,, c-Jr Spec lIly 373 1131 A 7 REMODELING - " . _______________________________ __________________________ ______________________________ _________________________ (45111 'fTRV SL'et'.li't'flQ n5n,i) "0 Jrj 005 Cal $31 1144 r'ii[) Horses 1'.è is liii,) lOt r'uiitn) ,, $.3G3 7, rn". l'hrir,r 3)1 50990, 377 ' (.4Ypefltl. u . Remodeling, Addut.yrs .',r'ch re' Ftt.ns.er ' 'Osed c.5rporl PET REST iNN & C,rc.oi" P 177 1)'' IScd,r - Pressure Cleaning i-44p TAR[II.'enlci,2Tng .'rr or ''tare's It' .t'. .'ob Ic "o''es (,Our"strt l iniutIrull, Rrtdent Ii 675 71)7 -'---- " addition., 'r.4. ng , Fluting, paneling, door'. 4. eindo* Reasonable Free Es' Guaranteed Ill M 3727321. Carpenf - so - Pet Care ' ,ilter .' , Painting Noh',srnli Ph 333 5579 & L Prt'55ir' Cleaning ao I. . 12 or too Small tn' pr,c, & E .trriot 4'ctn.3 All b'.,'. Dog tran.ng n your home Al 9% aqrss,e 'ae-Ineo 32) 173% Breed Dog Training Academy. E*PER1[NC(D WORKMAN Call for free evaluation 1317330 Home Improvements _____________________ 'i' or ,n, ,tpr 'Or p1 n!-n carpentry •IpoPrC (eva'r ii.' clatter, block and all masQnar, Is Or"I'llt f, estimates P1ev' 12) C791 Bulldozing - Parts Poodl, males , S e,'eva I ill hlootf, no isapr-rs. SM) 177 9347 ii' 5l'fi't We'll do your TOi#ITP S BEAUTY SALON I lCflt,I'f I, - Spegie& S'rpf'eess Panting Contractors 7Sl6 Cur?ry Club Rd .In0'd, Fl., 372 1010 -_ a'so Boarding kennels 3275737 -'---' Painting SENSARIK GLASS & PAINT CO 210 Magridl. Ave -, DACHSHUNDS. AKC, --femIeS. black find tan, also red;, $30 ci Tv"' ,i-,, 177 5477 ____ Glass-Mirm,', - r5tur,c,Vrcj I',, '.,'ll 1'.s,l" III lIStl''fslSI " House Cleaning Bar & 311'. 'POODLE GROOMING. i inlet. $1. Rural mail 00*, 17 17) Horizontal Oil Burner unit Good Samaritan Home, 5,4 Mulberry Ave E#4 KERNS GARAGE (r'n'PICPe Lu'orrot,ce Ser,c, , TRANSMISSION SERVICE .5 to . 5l,t'j 6 Clutch Spec,alt Fri' p,( up delivery & lowog 'is ?iem Co 't'S aO, cork 11195_SanfordAyt .322346.2 d15i'd Farr" EQiu pmenl c ii '.ep fast And ra il i'd Act Call 32; 6Il r $31 9993 '°g - DEPENDABLE LAWN MAIN H &I (PIGRAVIPOC. TENANCE SERVICE. CALL SERVICE RALPHS HOME SERVICE 373 '.s S'elal. Pla'.t JC*?)r5 Trp' --- 611 BitSDrSarford3774554 7'tor *'3r5 mow ng Qe' dsc _Santoro area 322 5063 __________________________________ c 12) 1510 or 37 3 10 Gas range, 130. Pair clof'estnp )no'i omplet, curs- Service A51 value $ 300 French Ave U)7143 Santoro. 111 324 743* CLEARANCE StiLt I c.'c,thirq Reduced from , to 50 PC ? off 'Of ou' (k sale Save .t Its.' Automotive N of OvuedO 3436711 But. Sell. consign, appraise, or Special sates out of anything c-f Oil Corral Western Shop Hoy I) Is I Mi 51 cI DrR,s,y .'lu'r.'. I 323-3900 - Auto Repairs Part FIS C.,li Lawn and Garden 1473 I,J 'a ('.c hOp ,nd lrOc'P loAder IS digging depth "'et Complete *.tts trai ler 110 Pr'. tol l Can arrange financing P1, IX 656.1 en,limp, or 373 7367 '.' SUNDAY l oop In clv toad near Seminole Golf Club I bedroom, 2 bath home Central e.,.t as air on a beautiful acre I corn Markham Woods Pd west 1)5 lt'.en nornc on Delk Cetty well det.gned home on .s 'vat, street Best area of San '0 3 bedrooms, 7 baths with ineled flmuty room and inside -tilt Kitchen , . large el? cc 'OtiOnIl cabinets Screened vt?. .ntpr(0.'n tr,'r'j C.sll to '47 MUSTANG 4l3THIP4G DOWN TAKE OVER - .'.LL CREDIT MANAGER 3:1 62)3 S 6? * COMPLETE AUCTION SE RVICE 50100m. I', baths, 11.250 doors, 7) mo I'. pet R eall y . "Ave 4 p:' Autos for Sale Coachman, 26' travel trailer Fil, Self Contained Air coed, I owner, 1977 Ford Torino 2dr hardtop, krt uSed 3 mos Travel or year round s'arldard transmission e'cei'en, icing Re-etc hitch, all C000o:i'. 0.55 mileage, $1450 Call Pàl, 322 4414374or 3)3 Alit . 1631 Dealer t HOliday Rambler, 7170 .'r'ry .yl Bridgestone 330. 1230 Slightly Oean with air etc Alumna frame, damaged '6$ Nova, I cyl Very 550(0 Call after 6 32) 4419 good condition, IOO Ph 373 *047 risc I.'1luTLi&JI )edr000111, I blIP, Florida room, enced yard. $14 300 373 1700 Dealer .rrpC,1fd flu, ii re-ct , 'Auctioneering Services 11.913 down 1197 'no S pet Acre Reaily, REALTOR, 323 7750 1971 VW Basic Beetle, marina blue, $1993 Call Pete, at 322 1651 117; Pinto Squire Wagon, A I. Air, tune OPEN HOUSE O, OPKINS REALTY INC. 17rn$j i-I crset our trr,Oi a ad usd5 help YOU word Sour clasaified Id Call 322 241$ or III 9993 Full %itC, real n-ce, 1130 Pr 373 1147 - I,cfl,ture a nd appliances SpeciAl tales (watch .5051 LONOW000OWNER TRANSFERRED ke- ________ .. . WESTINGHOUSE air conditioner, ;11000 BTU. $192 Cur 15 MItts's EAR II SANFORD, very tupt date 3 bdrm beautiful home £ ground's on 2': acres By ap pointment Uisly %l,qr'j,,rd 0 .ir'i) 322 0741 Miscellaneous For Sale - _________ STEP BUMPERS....S.37.5O IS' Spartan Trailer, 7173 model lvi' .'.'i 170') and p9 Lppa,mcnit 1,f 5 7 6 mcp Cart 327 I72 _ I ,iiu,Ilôt)Ir 41 7 , rc-'.toru.e St o re ' - 117W F 'ri? St 373 MU 6710 I 10 Sanford Avenue 11110*r Orqanon, Organ -- Campers Bikes, Bikes, Bikes 1)01* I .5bAflS l37))) ViE TA"[ IRAUL'. ________________________________ __ -- '71 Mustang Auto Power steering rado&piea, Ph in 225,1 -____________________________ ISARGAINS All size; and mOdelS, 10 speeds Realtors SO bucket StIlt,ar,12700372 SIll 61 CHEVROLET LONG WHEEL BASE PICKUP Nothing 00*0, take over clii Cooed Manager 373 SEMINOLE COIN Bicycles 101 7360194 BALL REALTY Payton 58 MAt YLAPID On Ho t, it 97 Beau,, Salon, modern and Up to dale All ttck, Ii.fyrt'., furniture and i'$ I wet stalion, $10,500 "We Don't Stop Elmer Bakalla, Inc. R,.iii' F err' -F',ry 534 7*6 1973 Plymouth Duster. gold broo:e "etall.c. radio- Standard spit, '.1730 CA" Don at 372 list Dealer Travel Trailers AOJW1O0I'10 177 Svl -- Price lust reduced from 137,100 to Ph 373 sw RORSOPI MARINE 737 7 71*, P7 97 7500 ALTAMONTC SPRINGS aiso Ouy bu'k EIcelIentCcndtio,, .)ud ,IA,iv Your (Oil, ItO --- FAI - -- R. ------Ociando. 29% 671k aruvtme_____ CENTRAL- F(.A ORLANDO - - 531 5400 7 acres Cults 3 00 cm home as Castelberry Private Pond on Airport Blvd, Sanford Hattaway R0'aIty, III stop Urn!" Super ttp,itlC elm green ''.tba%ltr ,i5tCr or. extra eror", .vd nice $1993 Call Paut, at 372 tIll 0,at,r lo lp '4ÔGMC WINDOW VAN NOTHING DOWN, TAKE OVER CALL CREDIT MAPIAOSID 1,5 I) Vol, fl,ltret $ it REEL'S (SODY SHOP Boats & Marine Equipment SS to Al? ETTIEST NEW HOME IN SANFORD a-' vii Income and 16 EAL TOP. 12) 7790 finest established residential area ? tithing & ht,'nI.ng Mt cv. Chewy '61 Super Sport with '65 2t) engine Plow tran$tyit$yn, A :ond 70 72 ml per gal Call tnt *een 174 373 Jill. Moo CENTER 109 W 151 1211 1152 17 Settle estate 323*216. FRANKLIN RAMSEUR _ IMULTIPLE LISTING SERVICEI ALABAMA 36 ACRES' PASTURES '. Woodland 2 streams I '5vely take site. S room no.s,. barn, garage etc Great 4 BEDROOM Home on c''ner For in 010Cr Section Ists Pe r il CALL .., pm Call 372 1797 Stamps Coins Sheer cons Ford Torino, 3 tie' . 10.000 mops One Owner. 5900 373 3746 after 7 47 0 190 34 ton pickup 327 6912 69 1563 Dodge Coronet Station wagers. runs good. 1273 377 9171 Trucks and Trailers 19 Cash buyer for used article's, fur mousse, etc HWY 44 ANTIQUES. ( 'O'hing. odd 201 Continental 0110. turn right at S Points as All. oil $793 Follow signs 37) 0733 Farms and Groves 41 6Cyl sIck Makeoffer Ph 322 IMS 1913 Cs"oetilolool. 3 ton pick up P'ckup r ,".,-'', ct 171 p.r r" C ,11 1 312 lfll "f.5yfle'S QUALITY 74, & USed i urnIure Buy high, tell & trade c heap. 1700 French in 1410 - 7 bOrn for rent or sal.' Pay %mil14 Garage-Rummage equity And takr' o.rr ra5rtienIs Sales PP 377 1$)) . - -. _____________ - GARAGE SALE, SATURDAY-Sr.' Orange HuII5 in Orange City Hide a bed (ouch, 7 lratjtionl 12A-Mob,I, Home tote today A new community of 10 (hair% with 0I10m.1nj, CCtfc- .1!'d or..'. homes WesI r6 1797 Or p4ii, rod t,50,ies, lamp h3hv turn tc.' Callbart Real Estate D Our s.gn * o il il'?e(t yOiJ t'efllwood -Ind dnn char %, TPAILI P i (iT OLLAND AREA 71 Hour Sec vice household .tesn. Llothflg and Austin Call 372 7195 ore 2373 Re"y a Court, U0'velopmirnf Corp . Water-Sewer mnortt Of 741h and Myrtle, lust Altarnonle Springs 90177$ 4711. 5n lord EVEREST REALTY INC Mr ("adfoi'd Open 6 p '' SEVERAL bCbtiful 101$, rI'%tr,t -----_Realtor. 1401 S Hwy 1117 tiQfl$ Appear 13.100. lopct down. GARAGE SALE Variety of tools, Mallard. Iii 0101 ST. JOHN'S REALTY CO. FLORIDA REALTY ' household, tic Holy Ii 92, Soj?b _- 44771MID Orange i 54) 7110 ' BRO..ERS across from WPie't'I Rantf'l. 5.' Real Bargain IncRealtors The Time Tested Firm I & 'jr Mar 763 10106 Days.3776173 Nights 372k3i 3 btdl'OOn". I bath. fenced yard, assume Old mortgage and pay -.I floes & Girls BItt. Small size: boy's I Al!r.5ctiv 7 bedroom block "ome, 13 Lots and Acreage equity clothing. %iq5 1 7, E ecellint I - - - - .-' ti, owner For appontmt, call I ondition AlsO ladies' ClQthing I ----T*o cr11 so( alea tii.,uIOng J21 2#70 Of after & to m call 371 loft by 12 Ii & Misc I 'ner ow 1716 John Sauls Agency For Appointm,nt call 371 I '.i:es. ,,' ... .._. . fledSpreaci% ... ....... ,O' nv4e you,Comparispn with all 7thef home's you have Considered 114 1, "Sanford's Sales Leader" Your Multiple L-olling Agency Local and National MIS REALTORS 2i4S Park nor 113 2015 YW 17) 4041 or 327 9320 Call 322.2420 Anytime STENSTROM REALTY "4 , f.74M0511 WASHER parts. . Pf w ii'. USed IT V .5 PP L l.'.Pl( F S )23 (v1 -----. rOr, I' t,, brick F corn $23,100 2'.ti'i 'reet ' CALL RIt ''a')'. i lo, fly I or 1701 itemS I .,rry'. Mart, 21% Sanløeci Ave I)1411P474L RUGS WAtITfQ TOP pri(7'sPaid. used, .iny condition 6115)76, Winter Park I N• 11 TLAIU 7Y4% Tohc advantage of our opening rr ci's. Only 126,900 and 121.500 We AIR ratn _______________________________ I .' P ACREAGE in Aclults 3 1,r'jc1,,, 7)511 'r'.c- to, d'Scrm.r),,t,n people h'rac.ful S4ftulg Oak tree's add to "e beauty of these delightfully homes-In '.i'I, have a n ice I bedroom for Only 116.000 Slsaci, SHADE COVERED $04. fliCCfy larwjscapag E aura large (offer location. 3 bdlm 2 bath, Florida room Couldlie bOyght large wOrkshop. 1)2.300 under FHA 771 07 program for little flOwn pamwst (alt for details a,, 3 a 4 BEDROOM HOMES PEC-V,&:) - &REAMWOLD.. Sparslng nevi, 3 bedroom, l bat? *tPi central climate Control, carpeting, patio pluS many new home extra All yOuf5 for 123.000 It's really n,C.i PELAIR e~ GENEVA GARDENS APARTMENTS 123 5711 - VERY NICE lhtmi $23950 131S54$ - 14 I At 1051 .'r use)) furniture, .11)01 In: C'., 321 7154 SAVE OVER 11.000 ,anwu 'U CASH 372 III) Range, $50 53 TV RadIo Stereo 1,taf()p V -YOII1LF ill).',(f to SI)) IrrnchAve JlO)OvlAndoD,. Locyt, turn left to 14th SI, ru iht ' 323 3300 * * STEREO * * run Vatencia Court North ,VolPCI fl'i''ifl *Irit I Lt:)C)r .'.M F '55 open I 6pm daily On Site phc ',tr,o with S 11,5th. tape record I,, ISROOx FIELD, 'it. Set upon I acre 3237010 player Phy(fsedelc Ighta 12 47 rioriled lot, river riçlhfs. boat per no or 1117 cash ,,irup I bOr , 61' i 17' Ci"i,r AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT COPr U) 01SO HALLMARK 647 1577 131 6300 -- -. ------__ Is.I1.',,5 17160 I mo Old Con h a I mg old portable color TV, It', $700 No reasonable otter refused 1.11 electric, utility 1hed. covered M. UNSWORTH REALTY I'S 374 3119 F.r(h 11300 dOwn, take over 177 ";`!_1 501W First %I I - bedroom hones Auth 7 Laths ranging from 10500 to 132.000. Be$1 buyS in Sinforøl Sete them today Fr.',, Fqt*(h Avenue, take Santa Barbara to #laty*Cli, tim north to new homeS Ytl Ike From - HALL REALTY 36" Tappan Doublewide inventory mutt b e reduced & Savings are being Down '$4 ChevrolCt 7 Or Sedan lit) Hondi 750 Chopper, fe' 1300 In, Engine cPwor,i II girder front end Current n spection Sticker Cullom pa nt 13.300 vAlue, will s.,r,,f,.' ,' p 17 000 377 01114111 41140f Wanted to Buy 68 Appliances IS to C hoosefrom $31 7373 Dealer - Ill sx, 52 Mobile Horn, Bank Repossessions 2521 Park Dr 3)7 2115 REALTOR After hours 27797*1 37) 9I 1171 able garage, tool's Mobile Homes I? Jim Hunt Realty CIA yalfl 7217 Th (Ovid be San tc'fld't top bu p, in 3 bedrm, Ii 4 bath home At'S air and central heat It's very ni' Fenced yard, mostly beautiful plants e,.fchen equipped, to-a Only 173.000 Better Puffy' MAYFAIR SPRING WOOD A ir, 3bedrooms, adults $ old er cni Only 740 pelt, Ills lID') serurity 131 -- Olhtr Days Call For I.1rijr tiffs nice I 2 bath en air, kitchen "quipped W W (.trpet draperies Realty Houses Rent Unfurnished Don. Al 377 1631 Dealer 6S0'c, ______ Houses for Sale rxmTcurtvE Stenstrom EL E C TR if GENE R AL APPLIANCES _________________ ___ 500 sn&jos rEItTo4A7?ITD81 $919 S French Furn. & Unfurn. & ApIs 7 Adult parke, 2 Family parka 3515 Ho y I? 17. Sanford 373 $930 Day *5 , MoD lroom apartment 2nd floor rear ItI I. Security required Phone 377 RE/I Tos REALTOR 'mtrole MIS Orange I washer Call Mrs Weatherby 373 residential area Stemper Realty 1901 ,7 spoiC, Coviort from Orlando. EflIclenCleS, 1 £ 2 bdrm. Townhouse from IllS. and Pints, I Or Runabt, ., conditioned, automatic tran ms,.on, bright r, $7213 Call 1 77 'res, Ph 372 3531 - 051t11P4 54900 Ttcmt OPEN SAT. 7*0 bedrOom'. I b.lIri *All to wail carpetnq, ar.epe'a. central heat and a' FUlly equipped Aith Oats stro LAEPR0N1 LOT ADULTS- 740 PETS 116* 2nd St 323•787o n quality O1IEAMWOLD 'NINE new ) and SANFORD. FLA Ste 540' if you Or r ICE & *APEplQ(J5L - Zcf't'd ridustrial ideal loc,! i- ',-t Op to use .100 tCnt $7 5Cv4) Yerms N OW LEASING AvA.ON APARTMENTS 110 ,54 AIRPORT BLVD 4V17P1NA PARw Qual.ty well kept I bedroom, 7 bath. ectra nice pool. Central air. kitchen equipped, 41 family room, ftpl40', wall to .'.all carpet IT 'telienf neiQpip,Or 'nod PluCry' $36 600 Terms t - con0hi0,ti. 5190 mo $90 i)epQt 32264.1$ '38 t"'._ , ' I beoom. kitchen equipped, air ,w,irw MACHINE ' - P407111740 DOWN On,' nice I bedroom, 2 bath $23100 And One 3 bedroom, I bath, $lI.90, with VA financing Let's 11' 112' SI 1)1 t3; '77 I$cnej Ill T*t'i Comp.'tt0n - ORANGE HILLS HE LP 3 Acres PIOS small I bedroom home that needs plenty Of help But s rw livable 113.000 " J1lbLiJ4.tJrPJt1 One bedroom dupl,r, adults only No pets 372 3610 from 4 to 730 p One bedroom furnithed apartment 372 OISI 511500 monthly 32 G Z'I'I7 I,, ' __________ S;. S1.NMO PAI.kS, 121 Bedroom * Furnished•Unfurnished Of Good buys REALTOR (' 1947 Triumph Bonneville CLIFF JORDAN apart bedroom arc cr ''' u' I2 pin .-d Close in I bOrn, tucn'Shed ap."' n'ent Security drpolI rc'qu ci I Ph 3727611 I ____NATIONAl. ________________________ CARGO. INC 7(1 ' newFor d Gala..e 1747 300.7 dr hardtop paint, e,(elient tire's Flo Floors, Owe e,ar Only $495 SHELLEY USED CAPS. 700 french Ave. , 3737,6') . SIS) Call between $ pm 37; 4400 -- Wanted ToRent nitestmerst. collecting Of deliver V , -- III Modern - BROKER 122 7613 "SOC nt to ten?, Furnished efticiefscy WELAKA APARTMENTS --------- 51DM 5167 Above pta apt in Sanf or d Carpet. AC , 1sf & last 37) 557 mo REALTY. 3727235 ----- carpeting. drapes, d,shoolishe, Housekeeping (alit. 928 -, THAT tom . Sanford Heraldi, Box 629. Iloflywood, .l"d .1.0 .1 Altamonte Springs, Fla. .tlftird. 'The Stars impel, they do not compel. %%I at you make of your The 5.'i,r ,'Lrc'bI 38 I bedroom. furnished, *ith (arur' and air, $ 110 per month K Ut. - - Don 't Commute! Monday-Friday dutlestaperlonn.sincvtheabilltyheretswond('rfulandthe habit Ill v',rking is formed early. This would be an excellent chart for ttwteacher, sports writer. etc. (;is't' the finest educabor1 you can Righter Forecast us ' Sanford Court Motel Gas Problems? 2.4 , irro Ihtt'i'ssilulfrt't l'tt for your sign For March is now read). hor)our (UfI) seri )OU( birtho.kte arnl$l to Carroll room Spans. Colonial o0 1 MOSSIE C. BATEMAN 1)05%,'.'. bedroom models Carpeting q.arqe%, ranges, reftgeralors fl All moolef5 One P'.I (OntrIl ar All Ike *. monthl y payments less than Cent 127.000 to %fl SOD Al'.. a.slaIs, 1114, Ia.'. IAn. .r 10*0 Ask for liu,ir.. i,,,, ...,,, ' . clean garage art Available March lit . 190 Call I ' 1109 RETIRED Mechanic for small e'wne and lawn maws, work Par? time #40 phone calls Appl y* Shag Carpeting at Out>o Lawn Mower 5,'. & Servc * 1.2 Bedrooms Employee .QLHlt.S Jan .1 to Feb 19a Plan a better schedule in .1,111 tiit.'n gooff toexercise, sports. Talk wi th an associate who i tree on Sunday. IF YOUR ('11111) IS 11011N 3 Country Club Corp. NOi'. I EASING S SuICS f'nt?'q'd pinel'ng, *111 paper and carpet, heat and air condition, covered walk, corner location, Elite ad oress, "231 N Country Club Road. lye l-I,' %IiSp,'r ira As op on rrnirrum 3 yr lease JOHNNY WALKER REAL (STATE&CONSTRu(TlOpl 6157 furnished After 5 30- III 2716 * Club House associate who is busy with own problems. (APHICORN tOec. 22 to Jan. 201 One who opposes you is not agreeable during day, but most understanding tonight. Find out tsti,tt tssouates think *o bedroom duplCx turn- Shed apartment 1720 Orlando Drive Stntora Rooms for Rent I ALTAMONTE SPRINGS STORE % - Apartments Rent Furnished tlidi ui- ,.1i?S I' f'ar A.eriue MbIr Park 7545 Park Drive. 322 2161 - 'au i)( loss ni.-',". i. i 3 yr iii: I'srle, Davidson 1940 model 1711 Eacelltnt COnditiOn, flCvIV bangec up or chopped Fully dressed $1,300 3777941 (ask for Woody) - __________________________________ - Qu.5lfyinc Afljçn 10.50$ C hoose from ifliflied.5fC ______ ii - 9043,6 liD, Fr SCOHPIOf(t.22toNos',21,Becour(eousw,th a1la nd mii,t. new friends in p.m. Communicating with those Far away can Lim: fine results. Get data you need SAGITTARIUS l'io% " to IM li Morning is tint, for Cl Joying mate, but don't get involved in any problems with _______________ OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS __________ - iiouse*.ves. high school SeniOrS. SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD .- - Sandlewood Villas 1I1l4'tiofldl and will require more encoura gement if the fine su0 Oicknson, Jr , Staf f riptroller as Administrator. vtoss in this chart is too, come to fruition. Give your )oungster man) .indonc'etPtOP,rtv5elion. , S.f - home with c a rpel s 1971 Old's Culfas% S. I Or , mefllIic btu. Chute Vflp.I føg, hr, full Power. $2i91 Call Pete at 377 1631 Dealer 3733145 /AT'M Autos for Sa le 80 - BLAIR AGENCY 7 Scramt,ter Full knobby PARADE OF BARGAINS $ (I 'C 3236650 74 Business Opportunities Are irt,'rc-'.tvj ii c.%, "z I? 65') tr monln tI, 5I1.X6.) Ia invest. fully rrtv,notr. urtoer contrct Call ColSe(f. Mr Rogers, , ' - ADUL TS ONLY liii,. motel ciperergi' 373 114$ or 322 1591 T. -- hOtS Part time & full me help wanted Choose tour own hOurS Morning. noon. or evenings Pleasant working (ond'tOfl%, JPP$5 in person, 3$ pm Toms Pizza, 7120 French ch Ate, 1717 Sanford Magnolia Square • 6 Months Lease M.cI. part . , re to mcn'.ovt accOunt lumber, ",,'nup And addreSS as pvBIi%I'c'd r Ic s notice Unless proof t rwrcf'C5II.p'5 p,fj.rtf,d to the holder 1914 ' ., - 5. t '',e.4ii,.'. . - l.EOlJidyVto Aug. 2lI Plan the future 5oyou get moreofw ha t means the most to you. Get Into studies that give you greater understanding. I'ISCF..S IFeb 20to Mar. 201 You want to has f good tunt p4riyAndth.nameanda4esa butltisinIpurtant)ouetpress1n.gdutiesoutoftht way first It ''ii, ts' r?t64 be Ot$a'f*d by lOt tTcauve ideas o work -; I i -_t ~ . N~ _~. OIl) WILSON DICK Ill? SOUTH PAR.. AVE SANFORD FLA 31771. .,, MOON CHILDREN I June 22 to July 20 Handle personal .iffairs,then be off to the pleasures you really like. Entertain good triernis. Be on time. . Kitchens Equipped ______________ - 1).) or make you feel aces. Save more time for tlwseyou really like who F 00266000 $ BROWN RETA T rt.'aii like )iiu .',IFIEL0 H P 0 BOA 136 F EN I.IlhH.'\ Sept. 24 to Ott, 22$ 1)o nothing in am, to get )OU in FARr S o..' 227)-) Ci Ss 12(2 OO OSS O03 troublt with ottx.rs who are crit ical. (o to bigwigs with our -J W7I Property For Rent Business . Shag Carpeting Send resume and requirements P0 Boa 179S. Sanford. Florida bOrm ,J IL'_- L Motorcycles Motorcycle lt$MlrariC, jp . pf1114 /1"17 0 ~~ - - : lIQOE 7SftsSt 322 M'S Oarage, fenced yard. screq'np aa:ebo Payments cheap6r fh.5r rent Call 00*, Ptsll C.5ppon, Atsoc . 37 IUJ TAFFER REALTY Only 521.90Q 00p5 thiS lovely 2' olt I I '-- -. u00king for liteStoCk bUyef%7 Piac, 110w cost classified ad for reSults •GOOD NEWS . is I --- Houses for Sale ' i naum ii •-:- _ .1 -- • Laundry Facilities rene*abl __ THE BORN LOSER LAKE MARY AREA: I Vr. o, 3 Ixirm, $ bath CII home, rear schoolt By Owner 173.000 373 4336 °' ii'5 E'CeIICr,l references Sen ci replieS t Roe 531 in care of Tn '4nford Herald, no w 1657. Sac ford 2 & 3 fle'drcc,ma (AMP SEMINOLE Pic) ,IkotsOl( beverages allowed Nr pets Ph 322 1110. • Pool & Clubhouse - Year I, __ Sale Hoilor S# PtFJ Idyll family Pinecrest '- - • Central Heal & Air SECRETARY WANTED Desire competent. experienced secretary for full time position Salary corn menturate with qualittcatlont _ ARIES f Mar. 21 to Apr. 19t Attend lectures early and enjoy pleasures at home later. Don't argue. Evening is best to go after fondest aims. TAUIWS i Apr 20 to May 20, Get those annoying duties behind you early and then see good Friends tonight. Study. Avoid one who (LMINI May 21 to June 2 t Don't waste too much time on financial worries. Get ideas from one of ical experience. Avoid inc with a strange notion to dIM-ass. 717 Florida Statute's. ent,titd ,Grida Disposition of Unclaimed Property act' notice IS rerco, g'vfl that the persons III" belOw aopea' to be tP* O*f$ of won - III 9321 l's- - • Masonry Construction f3.trlentjer , has scene rather strange ideas NOTICE OF NAMES OF PERSONS APPEARING TO BE OWNERSOF ABANDONED PROPERTY ' Cocktail 41 rent unturnished qulCt homi Vic.nitv 5,ijnland, Ilk, Ma, Mobile Homes Rent 14 • 1 & 2 Bedroom Apts. for both income and ad Pl*ly renovated Color TV , w w AutoMe'chnc c.IrC'tt .5 C rtt.c r'i es A. over vanCemint. write, giving full with,rperieq,cca000*nfoofs cli-. Cia, or nv rates 7621 details. tar confidential. Personal Call 372 3.467 Of lanao Dr Sanford 322 3.103 - Interviews --------Ktchen help. II and older Apply in person only to tlacama Joet. 26 .t..asn B LIOVO 30 Apartments Rent r rench A ve Sanford Sule o3 Unfurnished 10$ Wymore Road -Altamonte Springs. FIa. 72701 Ex-rider Bobby Mcmli never I''tST FOR SUNDAY, MARCH 3. 1971 - DESK CLERKS Applicnt pICse appy in person * Range- Refrigerator stream. It's stall No. 14, (Wrt 0417 92 hrteen Far*ay Plaza & Seiflfl4)ICi4Qt1l Wanted To Runt R,sp.onsI - - 20r'droomf'ioute Act '% oil i SllSmo plus tech. .ty Ph 373 0616 1120 FLORIDA AVE. Ills'" wash them. smoked the last cigaret in a (ENEHAI. TENDENCIES: Early am. can bring 50111k' pack and trainer Dave Zakoor Lights up when the horses reach ilpsettmIz conditions that discourage you if you perm thtin III. but by noun theplanetary influences change, and you then can get the gate. There is no stall 13 at cw. influenhialperwnstogoalongw- Ithaconycntionalplan. APARTMENTS the following po%tonS BARTENDERS WAITRESSES BUS HELP oot meals Tender love & care toe' Jimmy Stout would never let Richter Forecast. The Sanford Herald, Box 629, IlnllvivocKl, ('alif. valets polish his boots. Only ¶AU2 P..rtuanl for ffl Can't put tne car in the garage Sell no longer needed fernS Aith I chI%tiIied ad in the Sanford Herald Dial 377 2611 Or $ 51 9993 tO place yours ARMS HOLIDAY 'PTOF SANf C.RD IsnOwacceptingIppIcJt,ont I w it time well paying poSitiOn for Cis t ern C a ll 31) 46cs - Santord -__________________________ mi Ret 736 1133 '1',' Stars Impel, they do not compel." What you make of iur life is largely U to YOU , Carroll RIghter's Individual Forecast for your sign for March Ill Magnolia 5'.t, l n Silver Springs Airport Rot to S*ceneyt Office Supply iTOt "WE YOU TROunt.to' Call toll 0 ter. 611 7077 to, We Care— broemns and phobgraptis just AVON Call 6413071 work (epel-.enced S Day *et Group insuranc e Apply in person Signed PlulA Lord FRANKLIN TO BUY OR SELL ANYONE OTHER THAN 000kerping and General Office MYSELF AS 01 22671 AdultS on ly 322 1262 preferred. apply in person Sanlcra Su.oco. i I and SR 16 3$ f One bedroom furniShed house. ___ Friday, March 1,1974-lB Home For Everything -Even For You! ____ Houses Rent Furnished 33 . Wanted. reliable worker. male OSCOT Cosmetic s to bup or tell. 26C1 Elm Ave322 1211 POSITIONS AVAILABLE NOW I o Apartments Rent Unfurnished Help Wanted )fld thC.lrC tours. 0:1% l?' evenlL tight 5eVifl. COflvtfltioflt. trade th&% I 3301 1 2 NOO4t ___ 0m W ILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE t'tnikrit ttKl,l. In pitt . avoul whatever has to kl with the past. tstti is ikpr.'ssing. Forget talking about past I Al(ObOi,( Anoflynw,i Can Help CIII i.i isv .%l i fe P0 BO Uti '.inlor d. flOIid.t Ih1I Z. 1971 Help •'V"HOSTESSES PROBLEM Peanuts If Peonals froin the CwollRight,rInj,ut. 'IV 1 • The Sanford Herald Classif i le d Ads Will Find A N !w 11 I Sandblasting - oommumn1 .''s' 1276331 ' Or '. 5754 Asphalt Druvt*ayi P40 ions L McIntosh372 fl JtIuD c'ec.,r,,' n r't metal .1 tt .5: rCp 12) 12$) Small U Wallpaper Hanging �88—The Sanford Herald Friday, March 1, 1974 Ih'i!uu1ii 1iliqsig.i SANLANDO UNITED THE SEVENTH-DAY Phone 134-1141 : 1 I The For"t City. Florida & Br i an Tart Saturday Servces S4bb.tPSCPool Pattot Worship litirvicts 12 00 11 Alto on WWO$ (]Oil FM on I1...... .IaAlrl.Il.I It#11 UKUH . ,., .-..- 11(11111.%if . - s OUR NATIO • I i 11 c ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH 111 Oak Ave . Sanford ' William Ennis Pastor ' P .1 Kell ASSISt Pub, Sat Vig'IMan 700pm lam 1030am ' \ - .• &j 1.T / T ' v-. -. .--rff) - • \ 2 r ' - CALVARY BAPTIST ASSEMBLY I • .j -: jlt~~ . P - 200 Fairmont -C •• i'.i -t- r ... . . - Prrathnng&WQythp narng 1045am P CONGREGATIONAL CTAN CHURCH PUrtf,P,Oded . 14111S Park Avenue CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Cot. litliSt tOil Ay Rev RtflLoy pastor Sunday School $ISam Morning Woi-ihø ii ooa m Rrv Ire-dL Neal SUnd SchI MorninUWOrSPIP nis I i-- • - - P3tr 9 iSa m ti a in - I . I - ________ I lOis in . - - I — ~__-~~ _t 1\ . 1 - I - ~. ... _. - 7 )l rn 113W. 35th Pl The Chwr(h of the Lutheran Hour . - par (IsrjsI'," FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH LaktM*nroe, Fl., Dev'dJ Rith Pii'r Sunday Sc?eoo t P iSa in SOrning Ot5tP It FIRST CIIRISTIAN DISCIPLES OF 2RIST 1 641 S. Sanford Vt HaroIdplar r5 ,M'niitec Svnday MOtflgW rtpt p I; QOa in Evening Worship • • - •I - . :. • / -. I 11 • / . SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH 137* - L, PM" 322.1,167 ,;. _-;. . - Sa m Sir rcn.nq seq,, p, er • Wd - - - °'" 00p m I :' - Church Training Evening Worship 1 Corinthian., _______________________________________________________ Monday %fatthew / CHURCH OF CHRIST I Pah, Springs 0,. James P Needham ftbltStvdp '-'s '."" /1 - 5 00p in. It OOi m ..:. -, 700pm PINECREST BAPTIST CHURCH 119W Airport Blvd Rev, Krnn,'triiipl, Pastor Sunøap Scoi P iSa in I "• (.'I,urr/, Df (,'/j5 , Evangelist 5,38-48 Tuesday 41:1-3 ID Xi in AS%e1t)tyW,hp II Xi m EeeningWonse.p - 500pm Wed Ieening5,ev,c, lOOp in Wedfltjday ft bleCIa 7 lOp in - Wednesday ISAd 26-2.23 - A11110 Thursday 6 Isom 7 lOp in Evrn'ng sc, 1513 Pork Aven ue or those human Evangeliss Sunday WrpReroaciast PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH 35)5 PalmetPO Ave Rev C ( P4od-.S Worst-p I •,irv4*I5l,c Strvcr' Morning Worship Ewenr ServIce II (53,y in 1 lOp n-i Wi', Praytr & bble Study \ Friday And Gs answers back alone he 7300 in Indee-adqst Misionar; line. - Saturday -• Psalm, 51:1-17 the phone at once. . . and speak what they all feel - . . and listen to what they Sunday St Piooi I IS a in Pg I Sonnt y II a in BbleCtass Mwnwq worship Evening WCVV'C' Wed Priter Se __ That happens regularly on Sunday morning. church School CaSlelbirry WilliiinP.clelt Pry Pastot Opy Kenlw$Pi Miller. Pastor Morning Worship I 301 Iti rn Si"day school $ iSa in Nuriery ship METHODIST CHURCH 4I Pert Alt o, ml King Wednesday I COp ", Pastor p,omas UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN aStern CHURCH tmr,tus Pastor Morning Worst--P 030 lIla m Corner Country CIwb £ Ups..ita Road; Re, Oârv,nSb, Sunday School Morn i ng Worv,p Night Supper FvteinqWOrU.p Morning WorS hip Youth Service And, isn't that big sign in to be set by Leone. Pas'' Ala -• IC SOII Eve";ng Worship MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff I lop rn - Evening Worship 7 3,3 - i' PUBLIXMARKETS • 33 of Sanford . county L. D. PLANTE, INC, FLORIDA LIVING NURSING CENTER A Skilled Nursing Home Operated hy the Seventh day Adventist Church STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff CELEPY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION CO. and Employes Mel Dekle and Employes - 's' A;ienbse, of c.o 7"- i Avg -'sJj,.t pijl M'tt C-,c Lv. ,. •1d Lig CHRISTIAN Fla C.,a'y Y.nvw, e' ' I1WVI I7! %i CAPTIST hy'tenr Pr --. '% i -,,.r,. '! $ Rd 141,04 LD *.1$- WINN.DIXIE STORES and Employes FLORIDA STATE BANK TRANSMISSION David Beverly ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ and Staff AND STAFF F r. t r45. pa.,, s' c-. - ("•, r, (ev 07 ticri - L. CO*GILGAT*ONAL ('4t • Dr. eac L* I. I 5 ,p,'Lyt. l'in US l ("t r,-- o- .4 f..- 037 V. u'-,s SP st Mall, 4402ftitti CANW.-io Ckwt*. fA&1"4y,V A.*, A16r4iff-Wft W-Ars r' m&t 1"-ecacti (&P.i.( ' Lfl LuPC'tvan Ct-vim II 43, 5'.. a 3 5',Si""i' 0"' (4,_.J IPISCOPAL - £,. "Vii ~:rfts Fpscaw. Vote ^ff. of 89% $0 LUINISAII Lin1 Ly t.-4.n.vj I- iiP..,nC,,.i (y,it raiser-., ('-"-'unt, 00-ted 5*''7 t.4i '•' Mit;t (tu * H; 03. 0tBiu, Fvi tM.ty3 PQe4l (Avith. III PatS Ave s' 534p (P.vit- CI r ..' ' 5o,itsten Mir"'04,111 7i 5a04, A, ('uric 0ti 1k (#tse-t, I"t.."a.- 7Pi S C- a -- YI55t- , 1" , v '-' __ ' Cat;•l,, ' (1 li E JACKSON JR. ... lie %%-its p Ii • ./ Seed der Mvevl (t- Mr Ii,g kmlt- Ily A4-,34jJ was J" i BaiudaIl Ave - *tain'. ytu, £ c'. JACKSON (CENTER SEATED) RESTS IN FIREHOUSE ... After kidnaped kidnapers let hini out of car o ri" d a Off 'i b c 'i p al States "' ' c.., ,0 C0fS N*h1Nt 0 • F vu Gesp.4 I bOtchat te im (os"r, C All, Oi Moines% (N,4f% Oak H.:! 4,5 we" Co 1&%o#b% S Vk z, rftsroi_ W6 A a., S I A#,-.I Jveve A,-, "* Solvetwim 41m, 51i , 10 , Care Urged With Poison - - S- - , said. million gallons was an esti- Energy Office Says Fuel Plan To Work Smoother Savings control k'ed children. lose to rummage through states with severe shortages. conditioning. We make-do with Week, the council urged that all eluding pills, cosmetics and reporting 5)-stein and adjust. round Daylight Savings Time prisoners? "There was another part of that report which complained t.) cabinet cnd that adults avoid easily swallowed," INDEX . about the condition of the - tp Se'- w34, tsp, St'a, Cct- it F s Pat; Go".$ (ft.00% of ",# h*tAterve. Gilriflif 144W404ty CIO." k $40 4t`4401 (RA01 ft beI " h#Ja, it. t Alkii Movit I".4 L a divorce be held buying- fans. Is th9t too tough for the medicines be kept in a locked other harmful items that can be ments %ill be made to take ac- 4,,, ''. t-Fern p •-S'CPs'St-34C'v s' k'n,' most Me Moivc (534,.. O'l'e Sled I.'toM',, Nail 34 •ia..O,itu I '*-'ny-t, Iii. Yaws. u-' 'tj A )'il to I 'a' s -i- v •,,, Jackson When Sanford fireman Carl Energy chief Homer Hutchin. By The Associated p'It should represent a sub- mated per cent of the states Smith answered a persistently Florida's top energy official son said Friday the state was stantizl relief if people will con- needs, he said. ringing doorbell at fire station gallons that came in late Feb,ruary Smith and three other firemen on duty at the Sanford Hutchinson said Friday that station were the first men to see about 17 million gallons of emergent-v suppl> has already reached some stations d the rest will soon be released. Jackson after he was let out ofi HCt the Sta tiOn, ending his 28-hour ordeal Jackson was still wearing William Tucker, elimfive di. part of the tape his kidnapers Dismay public opinion poll shows that year Daylight Savings Time -24 is purses ... which often contain Now, the FEO said, Improve. pe. ople have changed their had been shown in polls going who do not have air. National Poison Prevention many toxic substances, In- ments have been made in the 1111nds and no longer like year. back to Aug. 31. The polling or- '% I*CSer,IO,I.,.j,. (-.'v 5. Gas Increase W'1611 He Welcome c to be riiises" were children S or sLsthces such as floor cleaners liable data and had to revise because of the i nf lux of ur ists iInhIIt'didt&'i) called the Jackson )uunger Ti m e or f ur niture polishes," it said. their estimates late in the residence where local police into the gate. The council said a recent surThe council said purses espe month and ooderoil flrrs to tap "I wo 'Speaking f or the poor and ve>- showed that two-thirds of cially can be dangerous. "Chul ul dn't want to indicate officers hastened to the fire WAS}IIN(;ToN APi — A 6 per cent chose >-e. their stocks for shipment to government.corn all all all our problems are over," he home. nonfatal poisoning cam ini dren - both boys ard girls the taxpayers (is there a dif. miss jone Similar results favoring ference?i tempera ture se 't-'p.. harni ç., % '; Firemen Limper proof" Lit P'tn Otooll Ca*j Sattuia. Wet.. I' i'r AM E. l,n at (,y,.ee St Stat, A MT (',,,,o, t a, 5' Pa,,4-; Me.tt O'vimn. Osten I'd, ls"ervj, $ i.*tae Men'-.a' Ciuro, s ovsat, f'ettC wter,ato"e * 'toa'M-ai'. tat, Pat; ("vet' c-i 'Oe P..ia'at'. 05' n ("vi,,, a,, - ;- Sho s P...ed SIVINYN DAY AOVIN9IST. (t-34j, t4(i4 t '.e;.' I -"w•'d e A PA F C"ch, olive & lini ov*,a ,'.'wo.et Cp'.,,'o-. Gene',. 'ecr UOsld MØCwd'st Ct't-, Aevt lis.@ "4" -" 0th,- Vms. Ct, av ' it ,vW t .cni 0-ti,', £, r W' I '-4nu-'I* (JI (in-st tesc.o34 CPs'stu. Loetoaned (r,,t- P'iQtte.i., Ct'vits. )77' SI METHODIST t>i',-en AC"4 it ;10 S I,, r..c Prrlt,',. Bert La., U'sad MeQedet Ci'vi,t- No'nv, ("vtt!, 34 ('v-s. II. Pta,e$ Di .AM.Ptat rb.... (4-4 t- It _-5 cc-- c,,,. t,a - 000, ' *u,,i' caW*-c CPct-.$ ngS 0'. Butt*v R3 FIESBYTINIAN tevy va', ;i. ted tatt.,t.,,., 54 Paiin5Di AiPe5ap G*i*ya (,.jtu 34 (0iof t,e'sJ to'toue Civictu 34 (P,,*jt Pit r'- 5t4' C•t- *t- 3 'np'-t Ost..w M1,s,a Y.-ti." h.','I CPs't' Di P4.11 ten U-Is (s.-.y I'o'd. es,, C' ?''• 04 (did w'wn .1. Aty ....,ct- 34(00 M'St. Ie'nvi.. (r'-,vdt .4 r I ep l4 5 c-i (oo ø ct-.4' a,., CATNOtIC b)i" --- -- --- - CIa 5t,i. &'4tvvv4., i.Iy.V C"O' '.0 'St S Pius v' , ,,- 0 41101t • (ii rr,- t4v"gs leti hap' s' ("..vc' 4 Si" La. C,ftlSt-iCI'M%i.oesi,, .'3(t-c' '* #4 lPt-tI pores' (;, 54 Th,sctt ,rsb Baptist (P.,ftrtu ca AM CIL4 W-mvi't-ow 44PO-10 CIAOCk SAA Liti kwwq% 09 44%*Wo -t,- (sue( OF CPitST SI jor,,- M,ss*av, Paptut! c'--I" 'N C,vttS; St innate fta3441 (vic0. Pb- Sat 03 A"si'it# *in,,en Ct-en,4 34n'enory JapMI (ts'(t- May; I' *.ittef ii - .'v'hap' n'CP-'tOi.ttj*. - Insecticides. paint thinners, more smoothly this month than American Petroleum Institute. front the Customs Bureau. "A lot oi stations are about idnapped ,Ahen he invited him )ears old, the showers in a poisoning. solvents, fuels and other items it did in February. but it cannot The FEO said imports last while the institute's figures are out of g • home (even with a large station and fixed as but the lines are into the f The cou ncil said Friday that stored in garages should be say yet whet he r gasoline will be w ee k averaged 5,2 million bar- b ased on partial repor ts from sho rt," Tucker sa id The li ne s him a cup of coff ee family) are not replaced III such HhlitC than 1,000 persons were locked up or kept out of the more abundant arid lines at the reI a da. about 300,000 Inure oil Imp orters.are He declined to comment on a short time the lowest I've seen in a killed in 1972 by accidentally reach of children, the co uncil pumps shorter. — month." Jackson's appearance, saying swallowing poisons. said. February was the first month Federal Poll llutchinson said although ttlls he preferred to wait for a Nearly two-thIrds of tho se "And, if the prisoners are "Never lease a child alone, of operation of the allocation kept in cells and are observed who eied were 25 or older, it even for an instant. %hen you system. month's allocation has been incomplete police Investigation, w and FEO officia!s all by When he said he had bmn jailers, creased. March is traditional.1y how come said, but most of the "near are using potentially poisonous mitted they ran afoul of urirellourt'scent fixtures hasthe month of greatest demand held prm.s.lner Smith said ht' — cif ftWRpd4$in4q, 143* WtPiIvi - cannot afford to replace rector of the Florida Allied had wrapped around his head, CHICAGO IAPI — The Na- takingmedicineinf rontofçjl. Gasoli ne Re ta ile rs AssociatIon, wtii:ti made some of the , plumbing(ixlurninliICprivate tional Safety Council urges siren. said news stories reporting the firemen to think he ha d been: homes, rather housewives roust Americans to throw out or "Never pretend that WASHINGTON APi — The said that i estimates of total than the industry grouphad fig- increased allocations had an accident. keep them clean to preserve guard carefully an estimated medicine is candy," the council Federal Energy Office says its oil imports were higher than UtCd. I. them. Smith said be did not know helped calm the public's fear 2S0,000 household substance, said. fuel-allocation system will work those reported Thursday by the The FEO gets impact figures and cut down on panic buying George Jackron Jr had been ' And, since the jail is only 14 and medicines thait can cause The Management and Employes HA R RE LL & BEVERLY Pau-t •- ha;' 0 --- .'?i a- '' i jri4 5pç hap' 4 ("Ct $' I'S Oi.'*' , P,,t 5D,jf 4.1 CivicS ia P-* Ave It 04jiq Buys' Ct-w't (lilMO t+5t5 £et•n'o'se Sor.,9, Ces' $.t,$I Cltur& Ces' Ct-s's' 04 Gatw,. 'vi" mendatiomis include replacing certain plumbing fixtures. Well, sometimes we taxpayers A& PWEO & PAINT CO., INC and Employes Lv'C (*'v,.,-s!-e.'e' ("vi , v Ct-,,t(!i 7.I Pate ;' h Pvy.jv M*orat, B.e4sf C,'itu (''a e' Bar (.eie',eP.0 M,eItv'4. 0a')' (t( 5t'i ** C$laqtJtvA,. Fesi S.v'st tP.,. 511 Park Ave ii. e p - (',1'am4',&1 Li4,Y1 Mit'.4 C,c*. 1 ct- 1, P% Bapt-S' (tutu' ill? * *t- 5' i' -ys Viyg' 0 • A Catwvy Baptist Mw..we, 2 C,.in,,4 i$.,u..e .ti ,,Itp'V(~iv I WO * U*iS# ) NATIONAL BANK v"e'en CP'ueOv 04 Pen,Wnc, Ditto's. l.ii (ny %'a' cPyro,. I' 5 $sn,d Ave and signed by Cecil Sewell, pulled out of the coalition partners that a reierendum on g05ernment chief prison inspector and sestigator, some recoin- - SENKARIK GLASS —SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY — P.,. $tv44 M;eoror, (t-yiv.PinSt ASSEMILET 09 GOD -. prisoners, i there containea in the Division of Malta a Republican. resigned pos--d divorcti. 11w party did Corrections report submitted Thursday. On Friday, his party not go along with its coalition Howard H. Hodges . and Staff Oviedo, Florida DEKLES' GULF SERVICE V!!1! I __ t hemselves about the Welfare of . stagnant economy and an oil The Christian Democrats, gasoline allocations f or this of gasoline in March, 0r834per tanks between three-quarters state Friday indicated that the St.reet, and greeted a friend a anyone speaking for the tax- scandal reaching up to cabinet Ialy's largest political organ. month smiould go a long way to- cent of estimated needs. and overflowing," Hutchinson dreaded end-of-the-month Lines little after 1 am. Saturday The March allocation is al. added. ministers, began to fall apart izatlon and backed by the Rb- w ar d easing the sta te's shortpayers arid the were eased somewhat by emer- macrung he had no Idea the man February's allocation of 278.3 gene)' allocations of 29.4 million had been kidnapped he findings when Treasury Minister Ugo la man Catholic Church, have op' ages if motorists resist panic ready trickling to stations, he . SANFORDATLANTIC J 0 (Jim) Smith and Staff GREGORY LUMBER parties. oo m HAPPY ACRES KINDERGARTEN at CHILD CARE PROGRESSIVEPRINT$NGCO. mon position on the pending referendum on whether to reBut the Catholic-Marxist al- peal this Roman Catholic na- woman reader. Pra t er Mt*tng Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson and Employes and Employes s_._. Rumor's government, forced F I composed of flationary spiral estimated at While you're taking the time the Christian Democrat. Mari. more than 15 per cent a year. The Catholic-Marxist govern. trying to come up with answers, Ist Socialist, Democratic let me share the views of a Socialist and Republican Ing alliance also lacked a corn- II Betty Floyd & Staff Insurance FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. . VA- .5. front of the jail already ex. Rumor's coalition govern, to balance the diverging inter. ests of the four pa rties in It, was pousing • rennovations in ment, Italy's 35th in the last progress" years, had been in office since unable to halt the nation's in. 1 Xp ii oo. m Sunda 'S( "Oct I 100m Morning Woet'p Wed Prayer & Pt. of THE McKIBBIN AGENCY John Y. Atercer and Staff 4 lion but Budget Minister An. And, what happens if (he lie also sa id th cabinet tonio Giolitti, a Socialist, op. County commissioners do NOT would recommend toePresident come up with the budget which Giovanni Leone that the refer. posed the Republican leader, we asswne Sheriff Polk will endum on repealing the divorce and leftists contended that La Malla had given in to 'foreign submit to cover the cost of law be held on May 12. j repairs arid I:IIprovenJenLs' The date of the referendum is interfcrenct', 7 p Ct-or rrac,,c, kilys;-, _%%iWtF-Z5~FZ- , dition' ia in ii CO. in Youth Grcup FIRST UNITED Cablenet - Re-, A F S'pvr.i 530pm Morning WorShip A. Spoliki Its And ROME tAP) Premier Ma. la Malta quit over a dispute riano Rumor and his eenter.left involsing a $1.2-billion standby Why did the judges hold an coalition government resigned inquiry when not more than six flounceda cabinet minister an. Monetary Fund to bolster the months earlier, the State's nation's enfeebled curren(-, health Minister Lulgi Gui, a the bra. The IMF had s ti pulated Attorney's Of fice Christian Democrat, said the that the fund not be used fur results of an inv essubmitted tigation thethe y conduc:'d on this same con. governmeni resigned after a inflationary projects. Wilbur Ave., Luke Mart Su nday Chu'cPiSOooi Premier C LOG' 4 II) John PRESB Y TERIAN CHURCH M-n,ster * 0 __ THE LAKE MARY UNITED Prayer Stew 7 10pm IF,rst Wed'sesday F,tIo* -- Loses _1~ 2 1 PAOLA WESLEYAN CHURCH Old Route 44 at Puola THE LAKE MON ROE CHAPEL Rev WillamE Miller Pastor Orant,BIvd.Lak,M.n,.. Ssv'dayktio*l 915am WtI'atdEldrdg, Pattc' ______ — E. C Elsea and Staff OF SEMINOL E 4 ,I 11. The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible UNITED STATE BANK - . .____ iSa II 00.- Morn-nqWoi-shup S 3Oi in 7 cop m Wed B i bl e Study I Family morlican 600Pm 7 lOP in JIM LASH CHRYSLER- PLYMOUTH And Staff ' last July. It was Evangelist ID COO in )P n Eve "UWorIIiV ft tP Ct5%j Wed COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH uMYF PngWQe5Ie.p Italy - - 7 )I FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Oak £ 3rd St Ret, V' I. lirtir4 a"d Rtv Pet'Vl,thW Yi!5 M'nisttr Op -- - Jfrra th 11- I'% I? S Su nday Sc?sool i i5a in UMYF S )Op fill t*ynt Prover Breakfast 2nd&ithThursday 150am There are tir.ies when it's good For everybody on the parTy line to pick up FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH SI? Pork Avenue Pastor PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST Rtv .IayT Co'smaso Mor ning Worship I 50. in N4llway44vv.st 0 u 3:1-7 You're neser quite sure the macstage was meant for sou 'lou arc tempted someItmes it) think it vas intended for sometene else until ou realire that this anssscr which God has inspired in your heart dorm fit your pra)er. 7 lop m CHRIST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH TvCkerOr,ve,SgnIandEstjt,j Rev G#ry Iintr Pastor Sunday Schoo l • $ ISa in Morning *orshp II OOa in MYFJ&ISun 700pm Eve Worth 1 I & 3 S n 7 ) m fl ble Stud' Wed 7 )3p in Genrib who care for him are joining their prayers with his. 6 OOp m Bible C t. 6:27.38 which are common to *11 men But even when he prays for needs that are solely his own. be knotws that thoose s - Is a JO 00 . in ii COa in Bible Study Luke The man who prays can hear the pra>crs of others . - . cspccially when tIC CHURCH OF CHRIST 7 00 p m - I oop n- , , 11ff t - - .-- _______ - FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LOPIGW000 Set Orange Strrct kr. I kubS (,rirt II OQJ Sunlit School Ii 0Øm wnnwonnp 730pm Sundit Evening 733 p Wed B.ble Stuly Cguc''i Mi-e$*ng Sundae I - GRACE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Onera Rd . at Woodlawn Ave Ry 0 Rott OrntIow Ptr Church School • 9 iS. in Mornng Worth-p 1100am MO • I lOc' m ___________________ - LAKE MARY CHURCH •f tIe. nutarene 75 CiptialLak, Dr Lake Mary. Fla key Paul ' Tritiel Sundly School 5. m Morning WorsPi.p & I lIp ObIe Stud,' 7 001)" (VJflQe$4?.CSPrVICr lIetIs i!isi - ebb Study ! }3 r ?dretyl •*rd I - - - . -- , unday 11 - - praise ' • .t.. James C v auo THE PEOPLES BAPTIST CHURCH 1 341 Ph $42 S$$ior 322 tIle RiCPIWd W. J.cki Pastor Sunday: Morning Worship JO 0. m - sh ( rv e ni1ercjavten ( - -, - P4 "J ef, vrceArd I~f 'Cl off. ,, A "I . 1 After $30,000 Ransom A S3ycar.old Sanford money on a dirt road in North and gloves grabbed Jackson honestly believe they would inc out of the car." 0 oslnessman was released Orange County. The was gathered by feet were bound and he was returned auto was Impounded about 10:45 Thursday night have killed me if any (news lharmeti early Saturday after Jackson and his wife, who Mrs. Laura Jackson Friday blindfoided with grey air and searched inch-by.inch by .t Jackson, looking wan and wtule he and his wife, Laura, rnedia of you had reported on it have lived in Central Florida morning from an unidentified conditioning duct tape found in team till Ing kidnaped by two gun. exhausted after spending 28 were working in their plant, while I was with them." of crime scene wielding men who released him hours either tied to a for almost four years, said they sources, according bed or They tied Mrs. Jackson up and to the shortening plant The men technicians. The two kidnapers Saturday have no idea about who the authorities. used the tape to tie up Mrs. hen they picked up $30,000 wrapped under a blanket in a took him with theni at shotgun were the center of a rnassivt' kidnapers are. Jackson's comment that the i nsom in cash moving ear, was released point, Jackson said. Nick Stames, agent in charge Jackson In the plant lunchroom ride to the house where he was nurnhwi( launched by Sanford George Jackson Jr,, owner of blindfolded and bound just after "The Identification I have Is of the Tampa FBI office, who before hauling her husband held was short led ii -They didn't hurt me but they Cluef of Police Ben Butler. that I heard a man's voice, but I led a force of 15 special agents away in the couple's compact speculation that the kidnaperi' C luthern Shortening, 2200 midnight near Sanford's did threaten to kill me if anyone Seminole County Sheriff John never saw the faces of my in the kidnap investigation, said car, untry Club Road, said after number two fire station at called either the police or news Polk, and the FBI. hideout was in Seminole bemg released, "It's good to be French Avenue and 34th Street abductors They kept putting agents "were in the immediate Officers said the car had been County. media," Jackson continued News of Jackson's being tape oswith my family again. Thank er my eyes and that drop area" when the ransom driven from the kidnap scene While the Jackson fami1 "I don't know lot sure how during a press conference at his taken hostage was voluntarily gave me hope they would not was delivered. xl no one was hurt." but was discovered near the waited tensely at home through many kidnapers there were, but house. "1 don't know why they withheld by Central Florida kill me because they knew I The kidnapers eluded law Stames said the FBI entered plant early Friday apparently the long hours between a IL ell forcernent agents following Jackson I believe there were only two," picked me, and I don't really news agencies for fear the would not be able to identify the case 45 mInutes after carefully wiped clean of from the kidnapers Pelk operai said. know who they might have kidnapers would follow through them," Jackson said. "drop" of the ransom Sanford police received the fingerprints. Two men wearing ski masks been," he said, adding, "I and kill Jackson. Just before midnight Cliff initial report of the abduction (Coot. On Page 2ACol.l Siwr,i:-; cain the msteiou.sly Throughout the ordeal the Jackson drove south from Th ursday night. kidna pers issued i nstructions Sanf ord and Into north Orange Stames told reporters at a 2 • by telephone ((I J1(kSOfl'S 23. ('nunty where 1w dropped a am Saturday newt. conference )ear-old son Cliff, who is cm. package con ta ining th e $30,000 there were no immediate pioyed at his fathe r's firm cash ransom on an undisclosed sus pects In the case bit "this At one point, Jackson said he dirt road specifi ed nearly two puzzle hopefully will be put knew for sure the ransom ha d hours earlier after a man together shortly." H? said c l ; been paid "only after they let telephoned the Jackson home investigato rs have a number of — ) leads but 'no word yet n the - if location of a hou.e where Jackson's captors he ld him without food d uring the long or deal. 'lie was kept in a buildi'ig I j a it f 10rb and transported In the back of a . car," 'tames said Starnes ''Id reporters, "We 1. have no reason now to suspect iiiilitants Jackson said he overheard no thing to indicate his captors were members of a radical - or ganization. After a reunioi, wi th his wife Sunday, March 3, 1974—Sanford, Florida 32771 and family, Jackson told VICTIM WITH DETEL1'IVES 66th Year, No. 165 Price 20 Cents newsmen how his hands and ...Tape still around head ------' P iSa v JO S0 r I OOp n Evangelistic Service GOOD SHEPHERD UNITED LUTHERAN CHURCH llIQOrIandoAve. ( 17-931 Lutherori Church n America) P,jbor Wilam Ii Dovne Ch ur ch S hool $ Xa m 13 Xa m worup / . 7 lOp in JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH liii WestFortt Streef G.oroeGallo-*ay PiSPOr Su nday ipyi Morn.ng Servite ii OOa m Evening Service 7 lOp " 130pm WedneldaySer,'ce Old TrfIeI foi• a N.-* Day / 9 IS svrim, `i(hool , / Oat a Devotional 7iPirs 323 rayer Siryct y / - Sunday N ghl 8ro4dcat q'd / . it m Ave. W lndSt 1iku'aS0 EIIotl SiJndS(lSOOI Mornrig Worship Youth Hour LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER / , ti, - ) FIRST CHURCH NA OF NC LiitIiv•rwt S ___________________ ____________ . . th FIItowShp I •3 5_\ sru O IHE ?IAZARENU I.mIor.atrO,n,4a Community Center R e,, A E Green Pa Sunday School tO 00. II 0Q Worship I 00 Sun NYPS EirSortflp 7 et • / / La 9 iSa m m is m 7 7 3c GENEVA CHURCH HOLY CROSS ill S Park Ave The Rev Leroy 0 Soper R c or 7 )Oa m IIvCommunIon ramly Service Cnd 1000am (hthSthool / - - reed money ROLLING HILLS MORAVIAN CHURCH Sanhendo Sptuns Dr, Lon9Ood.FIa Just East of Interstate M Burke Johnson P.t l.lythHutCPICtSOfl p.ofnng Worship 91 Ii a Cl-,urch School P 53 . NJ / - ,, an - 19 I, I j / _______ Pa lm " / (.'Il"r.'0fj u / " (vu! CHURCH OF GOD 113W. nndStrut Pasta' j y ptt Cnurch of God Hour '' 9 OS ' WTRR 9 4 5 8 in Sunday School II OOa m MornngWor%hp I OOP E v angeli stic Scrv Night Servco 7 JOy ni vP? Wed _______________________________ . ,_ - (San*or dG.rdenlubpswy Il 93) t'on5hocktpy Piitr ii 00. m I lOp m Sunday School Sunda Service - : 1464 Sanford Ave Rev W R enflett SuOd4Y St hoOt P,.cwnng Worshi p fpworlh League EennU*P Wed Pr t • er ecI it i 1(1,I i Lii? SeLond Strut _______________________________________________________________ 1 ! t FIRST SOUTHERN METHODIST CHURCH Sunday Service I N nford (i I SCIENTIST - 11 DC I ,7 Wcwsh,p FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST -•' • 14 h UM thu/jr Pas 1 0 iDa m AS in cop in n : I, PA%I,r lI1llf'f1 Chur ch () / (,,,j FIRST *SSEMBI4 OF GOD CHURCH (or 3fl1i and Elm qtv E OcnCoi Sunday School 9 Morning WorIh,p JO Evm,ng Worship 7 afntypOgp,l(Wed) 7 I "~ FIll * -' t4uriierya Kindergarten %1i(tn * ** I . CHURCH 559* Ph mini 1kG I 'tv Gr rslsn PaStor AIR R ioa m (tb': Study m vnqeIiit Services . it QOa m Church Training tennq W.(%h.p 7 30 rn %r1 Prt cr 7 )Op m ~=~::~;:::~~::::::) %:. Chri. .S#- 00000 ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST THE SEVENTH DAY 1% sent ri,'. (Jull South of 101.416) :~ ADVENTIST CHURCH Corner 7th B Elm C R Nell calurda Strvcr '.itbaIh School $ iOa m oeiIlpSerylce It OOa m WlMdA Night P'rr See.ce 7 00 p m cn Alt Avi'rur Mai tland spr.rus LymAnfil Kirkwood \. 7000m AA-tl% (Of Sunday Services at TrA ••• ~j Noon Wednesday Evening Pratr meet ing THE HOPE OF OUR COMMUNITY, I ,':\ It : Rao 10 Sati.ifilby ,• . . :iiattresscs? Has anyone taken Area tk'atlis 2A the time to look at some of the rnattres which the poor nave been sleeping on', And how iii.any pilor have two sheets and Bridge Calendar Classif ied ads IIA tConl, on Page ZA Col, 1) Crossword puzzle Dear Abby W IIA Dr. Crie HA Utorial comment ....4A Horoscope . HA Public notices 5C Society 1411 hA HA Sports State 3A - 8-bA IA d, sai "I know him real well," Meanwhile. a special energy But when fellow fireman task for,re Of state legislators Ronnie ,McNeal said he first ganization, the National Opin- was t')Ld Friday in Miami that saw Jackson he thought the Asked last inonth how they ion Research Center of the Ani- Florida's fuel pro~ierms could nuin had been in an accident. count of regional growth in de- like Da y light Savings Time, SI s-ersit>- of Chicago. did not offer be handled better if federal of. "A little after one this pe r cent of the 324 persons an explanation for the change mend. of ficta ls w ould let the state do I ts morning he just came to the questioned said they dislike It heart. - * own thstributioI. door. I thought maybe he was in Meanwhile Friday. an FEO somewhat or scrv much. The We belies-c it is time for the an accide nt I really didn't spokesnn said that figures rciiiair liked it to some deThe poll is conducted weekly Federal Ew.rgy Of ce fi to de- know ," said NcNeal. oullitung each sWe's expected gree or didn't care, at the expense of the Depart. centralize the fuel allocation "I looked up and he was gasoline supply for March As recently as mid-Decemn- riient of Transportation to s)tern a' de legate authority ringing t he servi ce bell. He rang would not be available until ber, the pollsters asked people sample public opinion on Monday at the earliest. whether Daylight Savings Time enerKy shortages and policies. I,eslie. public relations director "fir said somiebady had been And, in what has become a should be instituted all year. Results are providedlothe for l'te American Automobile holdir.g him ,intl he was just weekly occurrence, the FF0 Gis- en a "yes" or "no" choice, Fede ral also Energy Office, Aistion. released' � 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 01, 1974 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 01, 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>, March 01, 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/fe5697fb114b10a709dd2ad3e7753a71.pdf b1e051e9da13a3df016d9cb6bc3ac384 PDF Text Text - __ - - 7 .'-:: . - d ' -- ti - -- Your 41 = Real Estate Taxes Is Makin9 You SadwEase TheBitei?Iflih THE BORN LOSER 114dusts for Sa;* Hour Sirvit, Cefl3fl PIN ---- -ii; /-:E;k\ I 74 uc*, 61R, rr4 over paments Ill Meadowh,ll I I4A' L 1.1 1 Don't Till We Succeed!" 41 - Fetri PillIlk 134 '$41 a 3 bd'm CB hornC, car acted, fenced yard, excellen cone-lion Icr voider 520.007 Dri i ith Pme *.it', lam I room, shade, Oren eno goo locat ion. %33S- by 603 B.aywood Dr , you It I.ac it Lo:h Arbor -. very nice 3 bdrm. large living roo-i, Separate din'nç room, a titadlous tOinfOftIbla -,' C NO TRAFFIC NOISE tn large 10' O''% , I t<I'C'n I'r'' ' - i l'ncrt I,-.,. i'C,.Afl ".11 iS, 5(r" itetit,, RIPL'OW. 373 7130 (osr In -- 7 bdrm, (tame cottage. s153O1Offers, 707 Mellori A v e You Co.. see the take •ron, the front va'J Payton BROKERS TimClttled t.rm Tt 372 6)2) Dayt. $6 131 (.300 El Captan St Ray Crank. Builder. New 3 Realty --'.1.) APi '.OU'.() LCr', 2 bath on bt&ut I Ai. F MARY. 2 I'm ?j IS 070 Ttcmt MOSSIE C. BATEMAN all , BROKER DCBAWY AREA - Herec. I yeer old) aedroom. I bath on nfIrIy 3 I Denroom ion. Went for XN , too. Only *aIk,ng 1115X $, 'ist fHLJIUOTA- 3 bedroom, 2b.t'ti lol hO alSO. Florkoll roorr.. t4ulD9OO tltcJ,n CIlma:, co.Wrt CITY SE THIS OLDER 7 We flrpp4ce, formal amhg room, it kdchen. c limate control a,,.4 Witte teatwej you'll like Jul.? OfiVtliy 1011 Park A.-iroult, if eou *, 114 .airta.p Lo" us rq?0 t3lS RrALT0R - Lovely I bt0011", 2 bath br ick homes tar discriminating *o$t P,.ic,'u, $'ing. 00 trees &J5 to large wortshpp bFlufy 01 hs,c c$e'.Qtitfully , a** adant.gt at oar owing PEPOiLT01i vt-Iced. onlj 13.SZ and 147,$, M.UNSWORIH REALTY W F mit St (a"- lçm 31) OIP We ifi4.'Ie TOW C0'TIPM,wn with all "r m'fls.drrei orange Hilt ri Orange C.l, today, A ,e"w community cit SO .ckngm *1St 0111 YlOn Holly Dr Our sign will d.rpct you o f estige location! Eitcvtv. CALL ME.l HAVE IT -. Sb,d'oomsom a A.th SepAratt aparirtent. 14,507 Ibedrooms 577,7 I t'ed,aoras. $79500. lust liSted! ASSELBERRY - '. ui S ac retracts in Lake *osasty, I raft OR i., 1 oft SR 541 High & dry, zoned agr, Halta.vay Really, $71 7500 Rplt, Div it Owner Assoc Iii 0057 c,i t'. '9 - Feed Trucksandlraiters 19115 Fqenct, in machine Fully automatic Pa, nalars(e 01 913 or 10 payments Of U Call Credit Oeat. SANFORD SEWING CENTER, W A East NO St. Saniord 3371411. Eves IllIlia _____ oberts & Gilman - 1. -Bikes, Bikes, Bikes - All s- ___________________ aria modrI', Il so-eds. S speeds, aria storsda,l Dikes now atalabte at F.restcj,ye Store Call I It , *k Co,idliIseimg 'Central seas & Air Conornoeilng, For (rev eslimate, cal: Carl Harris, at SEARS In Sanford 322 1771 Equipment for Rent ii St., hI _.' ,P_J lWtfiILrd tall ' ,pmlleIq _ New J A Cawr.,j *.$ I$tia$ e.. i, I'tfrv MrIa ltOMopnollaAva. 'lflMfl PuWhiwtj Et-vny Sun(lay bit ' - The fterakj h'WIL.fi'. mii*.,s, pà,,.i 4- ~ "PEJ(SUNALJ '!'\' l3flEK1",S'i"' 1"Ei\'i'tJI(ES Price 10 Cents ________ Spec is it y 323 I ?it sI'CltI.1'AI'i' OF COMMERCE t1t I - 11(1 l h - - . __________ Ceram Tile p______ rear v oicea c'e , C I. tnucti FlUMbing . * Bell Plumbing Lo. * Bonded. license'). 327019 , Pressure __________________________ __________________________ Cleaning . I , a ,i 'I cfe,l'.,iorsurtac,s oots.Mobite --- "'-''ar ,,- . S"ms to me I recently heard someone say, "You can't tell I 11W difference between today's politicians regardlt's (if /i party afliliatlon." how true, how true.. ('i'll' scrs'ulthve" Thes' never i",irii the meaning of the word I I. PreSsure Cleaning Ea.es sInned, roofs cleaned & cooled Sr s pecaI rateS 37) 1703 t ' 4) WOIIptij*r HangMg 1._ Rri'iF1 irnicijl Bonded, 3222611 H &L LPIGRAVINC 114 II. (It . .i. IOYCI W'El 1. DRILL INC, V t. ( It 'j ,,, -' ' __. _L LAWN CARE IPECtALISTS tiop.- '-.i''ord I/i 1s.l - cC 322 2232 for a worm wslcom, to your .207W.li%*iSt two Today, countil- request from Sheriff John Polk Ifl the wake of a shutdown threat mnudc at the first hearing by state prison officials. . _____ _________ _____ cause it sure can't get any 1 1 _Nk I ____ 6 1 1it1 , aI ~ I . , • 'i'huse whIt miever rclr4tct their I __ * I f.ppinivnis Ill% than tile)- love troUt, and warmer t:ifllght and I.oii tonight 10 hit' WeikwstLls. itt the nud 70s. i . - 4 1; .- Spira"r expl.'InevJ the Florida i)t'parinit'nl lf ('ornirer-,, is !lur operates on ,t 1.40 intllion • budget and fla.3 3.000 Prilplayes, has four major areas of in. 0..,•. irIvI; s,iurisrn i Iflhlilon all new iou at Five Points. Polk denied the charge, he did not inI'iae the bearings, am] said that even if the voters turn clown the bond issue costs 01 bo arding the P 4 . i energy crisis has cer tautly hit the or indust' hard. said Spicer. but it is gas short.ag so much as urK.-rrtalnt) and rwnor that has kept tourists from 1-0111mg lii the ta lt' 11115 holIday season saying 1-r ~ I ' I , ~ - . , plaimng we were bringing tourists dus here In use all our gas,Now we don't run any ads . ' • rectified V, twntioning the fuel situation withcut checking daily with the energy agency," he explained. ~ ; -_ - . -.-----I SHE1UI 1 I' ) l N Repoir'. tilusi be mads' "We're ix' a r.ew era vi inter. relation., vtuulrng iIIOflit'S tron federal to state respon.sibility, and it is limit' IInpvrLmt than ever t Probe Is Continuing rhecke.i IIUI b) the Itlutfil p:.retitk because he h.id bein causing a breathing have scuixi stat e and I , iI govermmInt," said Spicer. lit .It- a 62-year-old ieivrd for Garai, ranged irom .15 -11 lAntiing. Mich., to 6 at K' W"a has irg '"' disturbance for a Bennett said he useill a %Lirt- too deput J,o I.erntn mid. open hit' car door uinl b'i.t.m (.'(tuflt)' half, I xiasn said hi. uriranil t'a.ct i.,l,.,... . -. i,i,.,,,,., '4',' iiii• imiy llll'ailtIflg 'Btt' Seminole Sheriff i department is today a, car at a service' station across 9w trst from the 8.Bays inn on Sit 46 arx: 1-4 where he was egistert'd and subsequently 1xinan said he left iAord for vur',., on Vest. live hours later cleput: Ifichard Bennett said h- fourwi Vest "vers pal.' awl uw- 1k' said the Auto-Train nt's-Its mare publicizing to bmtne a major means of moving towist in and out the state, of Autopsy Performed Its' %ISIIK 1N !Ierald Staff Writer 'We had to !tart nmntng advertisements informing People up north that gas was .t','ulable in Fictrithi," he said Tlieia -we ran into proble n 'A ith local restrients corn. , ,, - C) e a fh ida tourist riot a . On a' event, I'otk said, !.ast w eek. State Alt)'. .kbhou ns cited b state inIlerring rellnquistell ciaiis to cunditie have to be 112.500 from his budget with the spectors whether a new jail which undtrstanding conitnissloners would take at least two years to would spend the money on construc.-,s built or not. Polk's rttuest. Omfll1 commissioners last Polk also raised the rronornic development, labor antt emPIQ)Tfleflt. e rs Rep a rs Cold weather ung to most of continuing Its investigation into the nation front the flkks to the death of a 42-ytar.old Cpa Wathing normally." Sheriff's LI. George Abbjy the Atlantic today and di'ove l,oeka man ssho was locked m tetilperntures into the frosty 30s his car b a deputy Friday said, "t.&'tunirn did all he could do under the circumstances .. t;ir SOtIth :is th.' f'torid:i IhtIt. '% II fl9t causing a I '.ttlh.l1il ll.' .\n autops%' on Franklin Ve5t Veal dIsturbance when Leman t. scheduled tu tJ(' compktnd hun and he was on ci5'ate lii,' t'i,'ri-,lr', '.211 ia'ii I. .10 ,t ti,il;ii hi.' !:..nianiaIa. it T'n'peraturcs tiefost' dawn SEIN -:1WIN .Talks inOrlando expect - righttim ap- one __________________________________________________________________________________________________ .. 4" .' J0[IN KRIDER - Strong backer uouru ias( wev postponed action, asking for inore %%eek indicated skeptictsin (In I"ibility of the courts or Information. CominissiDners the intent of the jail hearings, dering the commission I * have indicated will labeling them "a show renovate the old jail in order too prove the bulk of the requestc- boat" Itt boost the proposed $3,5 bring it UI) to stati' stanttai'ds. ii'.e . .1% ~till It's bound to get better. folks. a -. before the area feels any real relief from the fuel shortage. "Although Florida has bs-en 20 per cent increase in her gas allotment we can still the same shortage at the end of February that we sulfered at the end ct Januaryi.11 he granted a ,-'. - morning 3t1. Fair to partly And that does NOT take into consideration this country'o previous national debts. 1._ 1 1. volil. aging facility. rlIi3stoiIers are et to try again on a $17,493 emergency repair 1111011%' . 3724432 p "r' Seminole County .JaIl has no altt'rnntis'e to closing county's estimated prison set fur Feb.21 by Chief Circuit have . the iail unk-ss Co"Ifnictinna" population could amount to (.Ourt Judge Dominick Skilh. 000a >ear wIthin two Found funds to upgrade the $100 Veskrdas"s high 6') 1(1w tIlls budget. Alt typri and &iei Were,te'r and ,ervicp S'INEMACHINE& SUPPLY CO coinmodes, At the first Jail hearing Round two of the thrce'Judtte s'ieciu ago, '.- tue( state iIr&30n panel Investigating unhcaltily in Inspector Cecil Sewell told the anti overrowdt1 conditior,s three judges the state would I SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Co4'ftlercal 6'ad rCsid4.nlltl C untraoi. fle'e Oy3llAtl Herald Staff Writer Weather L PUMPS - _____ . "I fee' business development Is cotn.atIb1e with protecung the environment," said Spicer. "It enviroflmcntjljgs had ali the say this would jeopardize natural growth" lIe believes it will be Mafth '. ______ 1 -. WELLS DR ILLED . new ttiattresses, and paint. Involving B) t1jR NF.U)N they ________ as a result of environmental factors, econonc Cofld1tins and rnat.lrtal hortage. ' ' Fl - ' ftlot(V401 WWI,in 4610 will cut ecreagepe lots, Call )fl.l3l p ft. ''19 -'- 'Tractor e.1t15 moW' 'oLIlVICE Altt l'l,a't'',. i'rl, u ii w ViGil An ' in the area? . ' 5,-mv 'c Plo 1 E ail l4i,g I? ( S3CErWfan(,I177TIed _ ________ __________ _________ Mr. Nixon subotitted to Con. gress means that every Arni,rit',n I rt'gardlt's.s if their age including lhoae being born as of this wrltliigt are ripairm$nfrOm today's ciassif ,i Unilrd for St paration of Church and State. I -- ' - T)w $304 billion budget whtch - Income Tax -- (rn,v,p'i - '.. - 1 -'-'- " 'Ii '-:i1,. Ile tionfe"ace In Orlando was sponsored by the Americans ''-' Homes. COrtimtrCial, InduStroal, Nrs,dtnit,4i vs 2)iy i infrlagiag of the Individual. John A. Spolaki Lrvfn told a national conference on church and state meeting In (landu Monday that the federal govemnmeut is taking too much Ixiwer uwa from the stafrs. So has been written ill The federal government 'Ii substantially robbing the SlA teS the past about those ki .. ,,I r%_11104.4 isile Isla 1,ow-al anti and their nolifleol subdI VIaLIns ni th,- ri1% ht in " to" ""F"A"A 'G personal aeth'liks within their borders," bc said. aomlnistrations .. cause they lillarn)-5 Fnin, rhaiman of the Senate's Waterple rommittre, also pUt this eountry Into ~ hock with their deficit spen. a(tllCk('d waste In government, coinptdsnr' unionism and busing to achieve racial balatlee. 9 ding. Right? "fly denying children the right to attend the neighborhood Well, President Nixon is now school and requiringihe m to be bused to and fm to mix them the grcate5t deficit spender in raelally ...the federal governnirnt Li making children of all rat-vs the White house since Franklin the hapless and helpless pawns of bureaucratic and judicial B. Roosevelt! I ,, ii_ .. Co u n ty Cons ORLANDO, Iii. (APt - u.S. Sen. Sam En-In, D-N,C. says an "eer.expandhig federal govcnincnt" Ii on the rights t U - Hr *.*rfkft IOWV#Co. 11V Will. "wittirill t §,so 10 __________________ to Show the rrv)st rapid growth. but is slowing dwArn somewhat 0 Sen. Sam Ervin 'UL LAI VINCENT S CARPENTRY ProfesSio nalWallpaper Hanger G 8 GCeramic Tile L ic lnsad ReSidentIal Commercia, Interior Trim, Paneling. Custom t c.inpIet bathr oo m rrmnoct,l,ng, CarPentry P40 job too small 373 se', aPf (1.51') ,'.,us i.mm itj, It's F a up" Time, Hr, an etp.ri _____________________________ fall Lflyt,rnp ill -' =- n" Pr I RE ST INN Rn.irdngt.C,roorsoriQ III, 373 405' (.senIry, Remodel tig, AdOit,nt. (uoom Work Fro* E5flrnat, - it._•__i Pairsl ing Contrarers 3SI*Counlry Club Rd Pet future growth (or Central Florida looks good despite some drops In bus4nesse affected by shortages of nuitenals, particularly pStlcsIle said the Tampa )rlandoSoutheast Coast area continues .__L II -1 .. a I I Hearing Ordered ________ _______ ______________ - ____________________________ ic 'Big 5 0g tra in ing in sr hcmc Al Oreed Dog TraIning Academ. Call for fr edlluatIO 131. 73 70 Boarding- Prate ,t15 love i a ,n I p rr An,mal Haven tiOardng 21) 5152 HOME IMPROVEMENTS Small Job's Wonttd 177 133$, "Lake Mary" _____________________________ J Call 8316370 project, introduced ins: year by to do withthecanal.Weouiropriatioasatthe 0 40 Sanford, Fla 3221010 ttoltimb ________________________ RUDDY S C0N S CLf*AMILS. supplies, kiln oeater 10 5 Closed ThurSday I. Sunday 3337121 aflernoon, (ask for the circulation department) .. --.-- Ceramics - ecidt weekday --: Spe.gte& slepisea's ___ _ (3D S CARPENTRy Specialiling 'fl,m4ll C'iI lt*tS Lill hI l IERALD SANFORD t- address, In his informal Spicer told chamber members Circidit Judge Ilarvey M. President as having any generA s1kAestruitn for Bafab, said Lyinan Rogers of Ocala, who Monday that President Nixon tically every progressive and Johnsen said in his ruling Mon. a] exmtivc power to terminate in WiLshington that the con. helPed organize the light did not have the authority to ftecessaj-y development, are on day that the derision is up to whatever legislative authorized gressriian may now push the against the canal, said pj•j the ng (ra "I'm Cengre whether tt Public works he chooses," rluticn which would remove surI$ed, hell In 1971 of the Cross-Florida do not belIeve "Perhaps we can now canal, leave it one-third corn- Johnsen said. 'Too much opfedera' authority for constrtjc- the canal will ever be resurBarge Csaal was hailed today proceed with ordedy plete or erase It from the Flon- portunily and possibility of lion of the canal. It has 90 co. reeled." by Sanlord'a John Krlder as the development,' said Krlder. da landscape, purely political action and fa- spon.cors. "must iIgri(irent duivatnwnant "We can mcs't, th ..I Two other Congressmen, cc _) 0ai1.3tii "" .45 tntat .lAuII'5 Stir, or of other poiit,cai arbiirs cnnal would save vessels Reps. Charles Bennett anti in the last several years." that siiil add to the economy stOp'order as a temporary Irpriness, eXists., WilaGCO.mlle(riparourd thetlpof 11am Chappell, bo Kzider, who has been oce of and th future well-being of th Firitida the measure while the U.S. Army Johnien added taat the Florida peninsula by carv- Democriits, chere4 Juhnsen still te of Florida - ard in fact the (*ips of Engineerm products an 's &hould haw Ifle mlimmental 109 a path lhmgh tht MAte ruling. The -canal Florid, hauling for the canal PM wwd entire U.S.A., i the Cros.s. ern'trormentaj impact state- study it authorized alter Nixon from particularly the Sanford- Florida Canal connects YanPeeto'vn on the Gulf through their districts and they with mnent ElSi in the next six ordered work halted in Cot oJackwnvil1e on the At- have frequently praised the Tittavflie link spoke out 29,000 mIles of inLand water. month,s. January, 1911. lantic, 'vehemently against the "blind, Wd5." economic boost it would lie ordered the White house hick Brown, attorney for the Construction began in l%4. north-central F'Iarida. hysterical eonservationalists Colsccrvatlonlsts opposed to Office of Management and Environmental fkfease Fund, Hal Scott of Maitland, execuwho have attempted to the projected shippIng ro'iIe be14'nwood ikib,,'rt.s, a Jackson. 'udget Ii, release an liii- a party to the t-unsolidatea dvii live director of the Flotida ville city councilman and presisabotage this great project, tween the Atlantic Ocean and pounded $150,000 congressional siiLs involved in the case, said Audubon soiety, said, 'FinalIs' the courts, the (u1 of Medco railed the ruling appropriation for the "1 hate dclii of the (,'ross.Fiorlda Canal study. he expects to file an appeal of at to see the case lost, but 1 is Counties Association, said Ben. government and the to minor setback. They preJohnsen criticimcl tile Nixon lerzt piiiirt of the deeision. apparcint by now Itut most nett and Chappell will push for knowledgable people have dicted they would win a reseT. administration for what he said Legislation to klU the canal Flcridlan,s don't want realized the dogonders who sal on appeal sny thing new construction ap. oriceCongresswere violations of the tradition, 0 - JEISS ikiald Staff Writer - object to development of junk the pcoct. al paration of executive arni Itep. Skip Bafalis, R-F'Ia., has to be able easily t(l get through natural resources, the Alaska The White If ouse dedined judicial authority. lair. dormant tn a House Public the Congress a pipeline, (Or exarnpf, atomic bill that will de. coftmwnt on the rnllng. "I am unable to regard the Works sidicommit. 7U nding by a federal judge generating Plants anill pracii, authorize It once and for all." U.S. I Fill Ill icien' iW'li'.t. ate ar new Carpentry 'I work for the govet nor . I - i"l I do ttist about anything he asks. ..' Gas. Reubtn Askew has nt iii St - - of Commerce 1n I.. Spicer to be his runn1ni rhl;i!i' ii: tii' I4i.tl1rlIfli. l'Iei'tl but," Spicer cwnnnted at the (;reater Sanford Chamber's first Personality Breaast" this morning. "I work for the govermr, and will do just about anythin,i he asks me." Commerce Ili'raid Photo I Kn*der Hai I S Barge Painting ,,aI itS NO LONGER USED CAMPItG GEAR IS III DEMAND. SELL IT -,_ NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD , Inferior I, Faterior Plastering £ tiQ di,'.. 5J,ra' _______ fly JEAN PA1ION herald Stall Writer L.awn Clean Up,anaJLieI,I H.vli,W. ttettsblay. 373.7774. Boat in the way 5elI .1 faSt and asy I IA'5l.4, ,4 i - _____________ A Or a low Ly type DI carpentry, iIl'er .ah,nO, Free t't?irnatc's Call M*$S5.I after 4 _______ __________ __________ the breakfast; and Florida Secretary Don 14. Spicer. ' '- I - fi ill •) ii rnaferlats LEACH ALUMINUA ,FBR 23442L amber -I-,. . $198 E screen roon c usio 4 A ________ - - - - Ill. "Now Castle" 1 1974-Sanford, Florida 32771 tJi,c oni (1)rcler ,we We tirill fflt' down and remove t,uIdingS from imisai Phone UA I'll dart 6" 1215 nights & t.(.115fr.,fti lip Z - -I:_-- - "-- Executive Manager Jack Horner. Chamber President Garnett White: former ('haiiber President George Totthy: Honda State Bank l'ridetit Ed Davis, host at , machIne wal repair ,.n clea ned, •I. 6 adjusted ________________________________ IdyC's 5 i'il Eap ,rrt,r,o & it pain:ng, repairs, carpen'ry, - Tuesday, Febrwsry5, . _________ - a.m...." :Itaf 4INg lots our efter 3 pm 1974 Iks To _____________ .: . ti to r) Chamber I FOR PUBLIC AUCT;O'd, 1143 Ford FaIrlan,.highesl biOOir$l50. 101 Moanol,, A'w.'. Sant,ird Feb 9, _______________________ tO 3 a m ________________________ _______ ______ Castle - CIl:\M[4E1( . jrrath Ji 66th Year, Nn. 143 65 Buick WiIdc.l Good mechanical on.,lIGu, Almost now hirS $350 P15 32) $414 GIi.Mfrron __________ ULLOO(, a' CALL Spicer II) Squareback. Automatic Original owner. $0000 ml, 332 Gill. - - %V ADDED INCOME fuel costs through to shippers on a dollar for dollar basis plus an additional surcharge on existing freight rates. ___________________________________________________ Es. - 0 4111 mar _______ $UI$Ig0LAfl&PAIN1C0. Care I Calls. he permitted to DaSS increased that they _ A . 'I . Work guarantd, custom trIm, paneling, painting, all repa 372 6331 _______________________ eaut ..!'_eslimate emodel, small Igos. panelng, TC,'u( R'S BEAUTY SALON doorS. windows, pa.nlmo. etc itcnrily tfarn,ett S Beauty NOQkJ Freentimates. Work guaranteed SItE Pimi, 372V42 2737571 9am 11p.m. to 0 -- in ______ ______ A ISING hills. ;lm I'llot ports Top workmanship and JOHNS AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE 107'a,4 Maple Ave., S.rWora 3731540 KEN KERPIS GARAGE 11195 S.arifotd Ave 327 3447 1311W (S,5IIPt&.Z1 IUIPIIE .1 ROOMS CARPET '149 Service Automotive ?emtt Plu's Lualrl (lidl Carpet, Shampooe lot Only $1 per day _ FURNITURE CARROLL'S _____ 41 1' .,-il n GE Appliances ,enloit Electric Cortipany 7577 Park Drive. 322 1542 _________________________ money Riod- regaticns under which truckers operate. ____ __ ______________________ _____---- I - flectrcot ________ 4 safety standards and federal and state ______ '14 VW ERV.I-. ___ have a dependable automobile, .nd a desire to earn R.F. In genera,'. the demands involve the supply and price of truck fuel, freight rates, driver _•_. _________________ Call mics. 12693 - EN At V demands. " Ilie truckers"key point reportedly is a demand the negotiations .l:...,a __1 a . .1-..--- i IllUlUtlIUti ruunuay nignr acceptable _______ - _____ about 1:30 P.M. ~-~ flarb A Directory of Experts ReWy To Urve Youl - It you can spend two to Ihree hours starting LonqwOod The compromise plan reportedly involved Ii points which the truckers consider "minimuni ________ FT Lc Nolh nij an. TLkeOv,r call Credit Manager. 3734)70 973 Toyota Hi Lu' half Ion fkck up Camper top, I speed. ONC. I Cyl engIne, lI, Bicycles 58 830S,500 RealtOrS - k _______ __________ ______ _ 223-3900 _________________________ -8 -.0 I REALTY 122 W. ,AOstritiln Pill to day. the agreement on a (vniprornise plan was near, but the session broke up early today without a _______________ p'orts, Cqulpnint DISTRIBUTORSHIP. JOHNNY WAlKER pplies or ship finished products There were warnings that food _______ 11 - ternoon with a iciiuist.,'u Ill lllUULrIe1, .. I - * * AMC JEEPS* * For the best !uv in American Motcrs. and Jeep vehicles, ste 1)0,4 (SALES Sanford Motor Company Ave .rni • - - Works You can earn up to toS300 Per Month by working only two to three hours an at. S,rlr'v Beretelt, Assgc Eve Sunday. 322 Tiller in 4$ 75,($'. 11 .ii.iaaasuai 1,. IIUU i_..l....i _.. . ______ -______ - MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE topped a.il --- Autos for Sale Spaulding E,cciutiwe Gold Clubs 1 woods & 9 Iron s with Wilain INther bag Eacelent condition, 1173 Call 373 4 kim? _________ 6. solution. Talks were scheduled to resume later in ----- ____ ______________ _____ 1~,,t sell *1115 lika new and most beautilul Spanish Bedroom Suite. liir.r.g room furniture, end tIbli's, cot?.', tjij, lamps p'ctures 1. Wall dc'mor, etc Please call 641 5132 altr S p na on',. I rates. ltM. Food L T O, r&h,po*eri.air Only %I5 SHELLEY USEti CAPS 700 French Ave, 3732140 FORD FtOC WITH FLAT PLO JIM DANDY 1-EFOS Nothing down. take over TIred tram boicr tO*eII C4ttcrntIrnanaur•)736 .vt'olrsate Prices ijuaranteel Open 7 a m to II pm, 7 days (.C,P)ILY'S. 3 STE P B U M P E R S-fll.50 onllatRR 3131/33 For domestic & Imported Pickups Sire 40 l -Buy dlrerf 68 Wanted to Buy - Garden Till'r, ye. y realona b,, 331 $114 FOR fr _____ new trailer. 37% caSh 323 l7It'"•to bu, and sell gold or silver coIns, 1W Pontiac LeMans Full oowea' contact us first We alto buy bvls conSo'e, new tire's REASON i7' Alt Cabin Sports Cruder. t*in silver oins SEMINOLE COIN ABLE I ltSo Park Ave,P5 373 delsel, f.y Idge. fishing ckpi', stIl. CENTER. 109. W. Itt 323 1351 Oinptdt'ty rft5,it Rudy 'a lIve 7 U _________ 1971 Ford Pinto 372 OSII after S ____ (m'it 4T,'.l I)i.', Ic)rc,sp,j,l,uj ash o"-td,ton 4411176. WirIer "ark REALTY. 3 702 "'i'I OF Ireigtit Sources close Thn mll,rntinr a( iu,yu lnamaUe 1961 VW Si'lan Homo ImpmVements S,nu'er's beSt model, windS Ub:r - as in North Carolina. a Rebuilt engine, clean Molprcycfelnsurarc, ISLAIR AGENCY _____ - CASH 372 4132 Sanford Boat protest over fuel prices and pread _______ Boats & Marine EquIpment sIp U, UI Motorcycle. t couldn't get gas. . _.. ______ - _______ 67-A ______ II SIck n sewing cabinet. reposses traulitul 700' hom.-tc 0-1 vera bottom tmik, HOLLAND I Federal and state officials and truckers' representatives tried without success to reach onin , esS Maryland, Delaware and Pennsylvania as well IdiithIng flown. take over Call credit manager 372 6770 All 3)7 112$ alter NORTHERN IlF.'OTIIY HAY Ills DIRE( T I ROM BOXCAR v '.p BALE $750515 TON (.011/LY E Htet 40 AP41ORO IC IVISIOPI SETSUSUP In q44 GOLDEN TOUCH 'N StW Lace Mary. 3 blocks I bdroom, 7 bath. o'.(IWOOO Irt-yl' %..tl,VX SEM'taOLt REALTOR ORL .. . Cougar XR 7 194$. V S. ilandard. air. am fin, tender lov1nClre 372 - Stem per Agency ' shortages would start showing up at the retail level shortly. Truckers blocking fuel deliveries caused problems for schools in some areas where buses - ______ * *Singer* * Lots and Acreage -$3 1)4.007, sust t'%teO' ITAMONTE SPRING S Livestock And Poultry Bass Boat Bargains ___________ Household Goods I bedroom, 7 :'-•-•-•, •-"'••4 k" ö"Wt 141.500 ., '. ' C '67'IW Motorcycles _______________ ________ F.'athr. Br.jkir, $47400) ? tiLl ECjE PARK to' .5O,t l000*ith Sri t with a ClOSSifitd OfF cc Equipment Upholstering since 1CM, custom so & woil only. cOmplete line of slip fairer Iiplsclstrry I dt'.lpcz- , fabrics F ree eslimaf in your Metal desti, file cabinet, and hOme. KUL DECORATORS, 109 seCutiire chair, manual W lt t , )72 213S typewrIter All for 5)00 Ira, taiCtrorit lot5 Lake Markham I .tatCS $110, 000 Call Bud IEED3.4,ni- 5 BEDROOMS - $I 5titt' of school, bltsvc'en 3rd & 4th SI. Section Is 2C 15.000 per acre, or will oivpa. Write IS Balluccl, 19 12 Louisa $t , CisfaI Ilk,. lllific'S. h1 'rtt-cr'ed call Oar blr McLean Assoc ale, - .I. . ________ 5, TV. Radio-Stereo ss 7051311173 70 acres ti.'% SOMETHING NICE FOR YOURSELF lrid led thiS out 01 TP. Ofd'nary 1 bedroomri, 7 tit', home on a shad, Cornet tO" to cyh'ng qu.i4 (at in kl?Ch, pifl other de'$r*bl, teati,tes 12.Soo Su*it#nta.4 down payment. Owner d. B UY, Wooded and landscaped Transfer forrrs &ale Commit s'' come buy' H* Call and See I%.5 EtJTtuL RESIDENTIAL LOT - .n I.oth A,rbcr, ,ca ak, WILSON MAIER l'URNIJURE buy sill I ide 372 5472 ill ItS E F it-st St 10i35' mobile home on St Jri'ims Ryr, fl9t flrlai,d. Located at ,.trr.ng resort Call Ci.StIberry -- (Ustum btntt 1 bedroom. 1 batn, fhmily room All rooms bAd closets v'ersiH'd Large lot. £17 Pc'at DI GC 7-n Frenclit with good depth. high traffic cowl. PEAL NIAT 3 cOrrOm, I bath ,r-ir, Curt" rt PINCI Mt. ati to *atl CarDe?, Icad v&rj II you'r.I intrce!ted in u ri.c home for Ire 10* r'ca of Sl1.SlS with Sl.2YS down p.tmww, I ' - '3.2970 fitentony mist be S sIt figs are bem'.j s..,std on to ,cu CatEGORY MOtilli HOMES SO0rren(haIry 13Orl.dD,23700 3715303 APPLE VALLEY old protest. MAITLANO FLEA MART SAVE OVER $1070 ALTAMONTZ srPlNcLs REOUCEDGREAT '' - 78 t)r.I.ri,',5.3c EVEUE$T REALTY INC ?a?Jq, ILC S hwir 17 57 Ma.$I4ra4, 421 fllat *U5'In De-elanen' Corp Allarnonit Scir.nqi, I775 4701. MrDr.dlc.-d Own It,im 377 LIII - 'Me shutdown or its effects reached at least 39 states. Shootings, tire slashings or rock throwings were re ported late Monday night or early today in Louisiana, Rhode Island, Indiana, neest mli.c work. 1.100 332710) _______________ - :6, Boat with 35 HP Jot"nori r IVII H*y 1712 Oprn Sat & Sun S 5 Lpog*ood area-doubl, wide We 34' a 10'., beoons. $at up on lot in Small eaclualvi park 3easlIfuI Landscapng. yr. old $3.1 71y14 345774 * 111' rrire, starter. battery, I)" Fairbeisk euler Pump mounted on 7 wtwq Irailer wills new tirt Will setI or trrde for calIte, 444 1171 Mc'I Hans, Bank Repossessla.t. feq, 13 to choose from 131.227) HALL REALTY nni'es. -, ,.T.. 545,003 Auction Vistas', I5W 14 Mobile home, 1300 down Otto assume payments. no Qualifying Call lIter 4 pm Iii 944,. tning room. kilCP*,?n es;pca', 1li to wall carpet, cerWral heal I air, intettom, two Cr gJr*y', ORANGE HILLS - - pm, Santora. 327 fliP. BROOKFIELO. 'Il,Scluponl acro wooded lot, river rights, boal rarrp, 7 bdfm . el's II'. Dealer. 3730330 COUNTtS Lit IPIG 1,'OOtIFY APPLIANCES. 77) Ott' si 3.003 lb. draw tile trailer h,tth, will ft LTD Ford or Mercury Wagon. $20. in $Ill t,obita 11;rT$c 921 Jim ___ Professional Ph 323 3111cr 373 )9P ,iI,Ai( Junk Cars Removed And boarainq With love &cas'e uruMORE WASHER, parts, is'rv'C('. used mactines _ We but tunhi?urv and misc Sill for 73 pct Consignment Free p.ckups AcItcn Jturday at 7 COR1IETI REAL ESTATE REALTOR laS 1711 DeBary of violence, It '.vas one of the few reports of injury stemming from the violence that has marked the six-day- - 1)t .tandun,'4, unwanted uflt, c,srt hauled away Yc'ur cost. $33 Orlando. 795 4191 anylirne, *POODLE GROOMING* - a PINEY WOODS BARN 57A 7513 eaatl to wall clrpfl, new 'oaf, s.rall th,p or cbkt oot.ctal ' - I? - By 2 Bedroom, cleat, cathedral telling, flrenlac, Central heat, air, 631 1772 P. Jinttttird acre. fenced. 3 bedruom. li, baltis. 14Vr;Iy room, (alt today l.• area 17$) Buccaneer. Walk to plaza. 7 borm horn. *411317 or 6461303. LADGE CIDER HOMF ATrEplitoN lN'/ETOR5 1. DEVELOPERS- 31 Acre-, adlacc.t to city Perfqct for mnderal, priced homes ''"" "'" DELTONA, lit Completely remodeled, lireplac,, Locrl and Na4'il MIS REALTORS 7S4S Park De PiO.11p5 rf,' -. The sh utdown. prompted more layoffs an Its? Pontiac Eai'cutive Station wagon, no lnpectt,gs IICkq, ________ ________________________ •&, CLIFF JORDAN 'SnPord'a Sales Leader" You'*4vHipl,Li1ling A9,nCV ,.m., t.i*. fl ,-.L I Assoc Call 322.2420 Anytime One ... Strike driver manning a blockade .1 near Wilmington, N.C., was shot in the stomach v%',' and seriously wounded cafly today, Police said. ,f 10 09S2 1 .',s.lSblC also lc' .tt,,,. take A'.i', 11) 1295 Wa'h'rs. r' nqe retrg 1.39 IS up Also mej ties MfCIS ApplI4nce, 710 Sanford Ave. 373 7937 '' Trumph _____ ___ Lt Markham Estates. 113.000 ers An independent Motorcycle, Ifti TorOAadO 322 _' P,mCO bedroom. 3 bath house in reports in!., Sri,, lvi's ,anrT floW FIi iuus prompting more layoffs and bringing new iiiiii Dusior. AM FM radio. loaded. 1100 ad like over Payment s 322 2106 steering, only 1373. Deluae For used furniture. applianc es , Pete Rich. 322 143). Dealer 57.O%'3Mon Ark. 113,5. Galvaniled loots, tic air I or loll tims. $24? trailers, Ill), Dependable tN4FordRwscher o 'Auctloneering Service* Larry's Mart. 7tS'$ W ord Ave. 1414. 15 HP CPwp'sler, 1511 Many 15W COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE others. Tetmnt Call 322*14 WANTED TO BUY Late model motor hOme Must be in vono ROBSON MARINE MCHEVY';TONPICKUP Buy, sell, ons.;n. appraise, or co'Sditlonanda good Price Write 7927 Hwy P4othlrgdown,takeover SPecial sales out of an y thing of Ca 573. co The Sanford Herald. 332 $941 Call credit mar ageu 323 6230. value I Fr,nn Air. c. oa 1437. Sanford. Fla. -1 371 114 Sanford, Fla. 32) 1431 F'bercratl 16' deep V boat. 40 hp 3)771 - 61 CHEVY PICKUP Long wl*rl Evinrude full sanval Trailer bIte Ncth SADDLEEQUIP?AENT - BOOTS dOwn, tik, over cap-, wyer for u nes. fur sed Fully equipped All in QOth.1 Cal ttedil manager 322*730 WMtitn Wear, ait t the Old nilurlt tic HWY ANTIQUESt.t. woo. in sm or 3227700 Corral Western Shop. 11 17 I mile 41 Uefiary WE TAKE TRADES rs1 fl.,, Auto Repairs t log Sanford Avenue __________________________ I a.n P..g, $73 Stud service _________ tilt Car P1) I1 I. .'.UC Ilot. } v 1. t- Y MONDAY Nhtt2 AntiqueS, TVs, Mce(lanr'ous Nadir and used furniture and ap'liance-t Plus ipeciat sates (watch ad,) 200' Water Front SANFORD SCUTH- Country home. I bedroom with large wooded feasted yard Home .nCtudes SOme tutnitutO Piced at only S16. lim Good terms Phyllis Cappon, STORY home with living room .r*av. 6*52233 for Duane Hard*tty, Assoc VPrp nice 337.( * Sanford Forest Greene, Inc. Realtors 1)01'A Farbanlms PARADE OF BARGAINS .'nmed.alo pOSIP$5lon, No qualifying Attume low lnt,.t loans Choose from A. I 3 year old pan.ci. Colonial and Modern 3 bedr4.øm mod,I% Carp eting. garages. ranges, refrlgeq.tats in alt mcacls. On. ISiS central air Au li'. flew MatPif, payments less tr,an rent 511300 to 123.500 Ask acrec *ith format Wn.ng room, ilida room and all eatrat ., 3n7'1 373 130 _______ rrtrt-,' rat, I tjrilrci(mni 2 r','tns cr,tr.l heal ...r, WJh -i pantrp. drapes and re'rigerator Fenced told with g.fl grit As5urrc' mortgage 131.070 - lot '6 a IfS - to good home. male Blue Weimarann, 7 yr, old. Papert - - Income and Investment Property j llvotlAutoBatteries$1t95 REEL'S BODY SHOP FREE ______ ALTAMONTE SPfli'4C,5- Vrty low Ito Ph t71SJ&.) WOO and 4ti(fl(Jp Site w'tt view DI So JDtwfl %59,0Q Has 11 ci ty- Wevt CO'tag II baths BY Owni.', 142000. Ph 377 70)3 aIls, 8. 34 bedroOm, 3 bath homes. Car Wing. range. dil"wather. d'sposal. central I.pa' air Lot IIA - Pets and Supplies 65 __________---- KINGSBERRYStenstrom . ApplIances MILLERS Apartment h0u5 near hospital Al'lOrind Drive 177 0157 io'nl Lakeview Rest Homise 101 -,3) a too Fenced, cament block, vat age 1O mo incoma 135.007 COLOR TELEVISION Terms, Owner 372 I4l Zentti 25 Color TV Nel responsible party 10 assume paymentS of 51.2' Per no SQ Miscellaneous Guaranteed HALLMAI( 447 For Sale iS?? AUSTIN CE VELOPMENT CORP Ngfis 3fl-$*24 _______________________________________________ RECOtIDITIONED Refrigerators, Washers and Dryers WARRANTY Free Delivery. WIIITESIDE APPLIANCES. 644 U? N Orange Ave Orlando. na $41 77a. I I bedroom, Ii or two pjths all be 'k prom 5)3.107 10th Street to LOa,u4l, turn lett to fifth St rIgId on Valer.cia Court North Model o,aen 11pm d)iIy ('In 'ile thom. 321. 010 ST. JOHN'S REALTY C Re*ty. 37j I)'I a. 17 W 52 Mid- ha. Realty, Inc. VA"Nothiiig Down Gloom 3 tidrm tram* hO"m i treptate n tying room, 1 mr garage. elli nOQ"trWhC.Oi, good Condton 717 W 17fli SO - 19 1 0 Toyota Corona, I dr • Automatic. low mileage 332 NIl after S i m I _ Lots and Acreage 13 . Oath CO home IMQC bedrooms tadroOm, •'' . .. .. over more than three-fourths of the nation today, FascelIa, 372 1431. Dealer. 'U Chevy II body, Headsn, , posi ream end. Traction bars. SItS. Muncie I speed. 1100 $70 477 atler S p mis _ Sanford 7 bdrm, CB hone, screen SANFORD AVENUE- ISi'iIOO patio, wall to wall carpet, kit(hCfl owner to finance No realorsable eQuipped. in convenient location offer refus ed for schools and shpppinaJ By owner call 3270461 between I 30 MOSSIE C. BATEMA 1- 1-A m And SIpm BROKER 3371613 -.--Ltt'gwooa 3 L'orm. 1 bath. Fla Rein utility rm, and shed, par 41 Farms and Groves hilly fqired, washer, dryer. row 'ring ,carpeting 54,S00dn and 7.Si)O Full berng(tru tree,, Close in Good Ind. 517.500 Including as%umelpct morlgageor will sell crop for 175.700. Call LII 3174 Elmer Bakalla, Inc. Realtor LOVELY -, _______________________________________________ Houses fo r Sale ~ islit VW Karmarin Ghis Coupe. en,vold green. AM FM radio,low Call Paul mileage, $1793 Pa rts- Accessories - 7 I Stop - S and 10 acres with 2 bdrm horn tiled farm land Priced rtgPiI 76 1 1 ACR F AG F :9 4 •. 'fl :%SSOCIAT PRESS .1the independent truckers' shutdown spread . you word your classified ad. Cell "I 2111 or 931 9"] 17 4V Autostor Autos for Sale - iifa vW SquArthock, sittionwaW. new, tires. itr clrn, $ IllS Call Don f, 33.45 Dealer. 6 - "We LIfOfl.ofourtrI,tdvltoflP,elp OF I OWURITq I I ward. assume Itie o*neca mfg, C se c.n arrange new financing 1 ttgry home with raltir to CPII(C in living room, form, it nng, beautiful modern ki?CMI 4 bedrooms. 2 baths. Central hq' "c1 Or Very 91 4 11 S Ymrry, h 'flfl' Dr ive. Santord TRRBL6EUPJ& for $23.100andgs4 all city conven ices, have a garage, fence Campersa mpers 80 Travel Trailers Will Earleen pickup campor. %a WINTER SPRINGS You can 51,11 but a 3 bedroom horn ! / "Stop Urn! " NEED ROOM - • y.... U Ad. -1to ~ IS Rmd M. Ball. Reg Brow rstP.r P1111, fatit ItPWntFtratSt. In 5441 Classified - ' BALC. REALTY A byArtkniom ___ SANFORD REALTY 2)ii S FrelchAtre D.sfl3 flu II I - 4, 1974 I Housj7rSaI. Cailbart . .... _ Monday, Feb. Paying 41 .. -- B-Thesanford Her&d if -4&k -=--.: - ! 11 11 - , help. "There is no .. - -' ' INDEX Ar'.''. ,I,.',i 1,. Florida law for policemen to uFTeSt a (trunk tiiles-; ht' is causing 11 uisturbanct'. -_--_.- , • '"' Calendar prus'tsion under - ('lassIf ied ads COIIIHIS ('rlacwllf' punk Ih'.ir 614 414-513 d\ i)r. ('lane Rt i I I EditorIal (UlIIlflCflt I APi -- I Wing' mor,thl ol tt' " "" ('abinet today appointed Hat nun Shhlds Fluridu Natural Ittisourrei Director hc a 4-" salt' Pliblit. ni'twV5 6/I ._514 , .1'htliti Sports Stati' .St I it LA i' 3/I ZA ' - -__ _- �- The Sanf 3rd Herald Moore, Kimbrough Peace Talks' Set ' By BOB UOY1) City Editor The meeting comes in the Feb. 14 delegation tearing, wake of opinions by Assistant Copies of Marsee's opinions County Atty. Howard Mu-see Sanford city commissioners Sanford Mayor ice P. Mocee that the county apparently received Monday from Kimand County Commission canmtc'ondemnauidck}lood tirough, said answers "appear Chairman John Klmbrough are Av'nue by the courthouse for to be no" to questions raisedscheduled to try to iron out ouuntl parking but may be able can the county condemn a city 'ifficulftes at a Wednesday to take the adjacent city-owned street to close It for a county luncheon meeting on problems public parking tot. parking lot and if the county including off-street parking in City and county corn- can condemn a city parking lot the courthouse area, nUssloners have scheduled a in o -der to use it as a county joint conference Feb. 11 on parking lot, another controversial issueMarsee said, however, the county-proposed corn- "arguably In Florida it may be prebensive land planning plan act. possible" for the county to take County commissioners with- the city-owned public parking drew the proposed legislation lot between Hood and P&m.-tto ast montht a iegL lattre avenues and Seminole delegation hearing 'lfer Boulevard and Commercial its, Se:ninok municipal officials Street For a county parking lot protested it is an "anti-growth "that would not materially measure" that would tequire impair or interfere with the use :tc' (f.nfcrmn '. ith Lind u.e 1111 MAY(iltMoO}tE Sanford lea&"- ilie lit l: door may be open for county and converted to parking space County commissioners in taking of the parking lot since needed for a proposed $1.' turn have notified the city the one exception to general rule orm million third floor on the county doesn't have to comply TRANSMISSION taking by one government Evaillwuse Judicial wing. with city zoning regulations. 3arts agency of another's land Following the city refusal Sanford has already allowed OR devoted to public use is "when county commiadoners added the county reserved use of 20MOTOR the proposed use is of superior $400,000 "for parking" to * parking spaces in the city. art rank in respect of public March 12 bond issue referen. owned public lot for sheriff's necessity." 991C dum to finance the courthouse cars and vehicles driven by The other well-established judicial expansion. county department heads with exception "arises when the County commissioners say business in the courthouse. taking will not materially Seminole circuit judges have The only county pcovided off. impair or interfere with or is threatened to force the county, street parking at the courthouse 3!0 Sanford Ave not inconsistent with the use by court action, to build the is a 57-space lot reserved for already existing, and Is not courthouse addition if voters si L'c ted officials and emoloyes. detrimental to the public,' don'i approve the bond \tarsec stated if, his written financing, opinion. Sanford Ulicials say a staff City commissioners last study shows the courthouse Is month refused an "eleventh already 5) parking spaces hour" county request that Hood short of requirements in the Avenue, separHting the city. city zoning ordinance for off. Properties From Various WC.lvers .t n'd !j!ouk-siie porking lot And Otti,ir Coiisiuners, Fine .ttt'ut 1mrkmg (r tiii' public rnlI...-Ha.n .4 A•.•k...i and the courthouse, be closed building. Rugs ;n a variety 3111$ and Pattern. 'A t I . 1)tiliui P'l1k!Ji JOHN 1 ... '1 ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS i i iii i Am (an An. C,an Am A'.Se., Sn. 3T The Seminole().miity School parents. Burkhart and Allen have made s' s' Board will bold a 4pet4al work The board has voiced favor of several presentations to the session Wednesday at 7:30 pm. , feeder system, bu'. more than ho.'u'd on zoning, They used N,M Pn.1 In tL count) courthouse to one plan has tx'n proposed. C.r P. isUcs (rwn Layer'soffic.- as .., CtesOi, dmscus a 1974-75 school zoning School Supt. Bud layer well as independent survey (7v1$34q plan. presented a plan U the board, results. Coca Cal The board can take no action Cc-ti Ce'did Board Member H. G. At the last meeting Board 0,4,4 Aj at a work session so a decision Feather. ._ C1qin chairman Davie Sims said It an %.4i on zoning cannot be made A feeder plan gets up a acceptable solution is reached O ri*.v before the Feb. 13 regular number of zones and each has a at the work session it may be FacKod 1141% Aw L meing. prescribed number of readily voted in a the Feb. 13. tsas Zibtg will be the Only topic elementary schools feeding meeting. for d iis$.on. The beard will nujnb.iof middle schools that The board has been focusing 31* po Ill P... 3. consider a wide range of plans m turn feed one high school on oning for more than six I'atd U to eliminate overcrowding that The board Rked Robert weeks and ha, been unable , Gd,, has rtted in double sessions, sessions,Burkhart and Bob Allen to help make the January deadline it boundary changes and irritated it up with a solution, estaIIstsed for the decision. Sac! I'd ii 1. 0', 3$'. 7 III, lOg II', GecIl Wt Wi We Grace 3$'. 7$'. 35'. Gityi.d 31'. 33', 31, 04,1100 ,l', 31,4 " I) I) I) ssWritt.o 7)', ii'. 71 S I NM 72 7!. 31. let liar. 32 '1'-H ',o rip Ill* I? • J La.. IS'-, 31', 3311 Kayq 0 II IS', Is 5raii Ce' 115%, 113', Iii', i ,,, 23 31'. 31 krpgs 5 Its is. '. Loth; My 14'. 31's 31 LacS P54 AIr 13 1$ 13 LOq'wl 1W. 13311 13311 Mà,coc 103 304'. kId'. Maid Co 5'. $' £'. V 77 77 AkIbI 0 $.'i Si'. $4', 54ia 195 3311 IS'. $4443(Q 3$', 15' 35's Na 04t,ii 31'. 71 31 04,s Crop 43'. 4)'i 43', Pwvv II" Ii'. II', ropiaJ Col 5" Pc. ii Psi P1*41 Rats P Murder Trial RCA 4t 75 7 All. 1110 17 1 , j ,Prof 'I'. II', IS'. Actlg Cl 03'. l' I)', Wtyyqwi 41'. II' • It' • vi 04,34 3$, 31'. 7113 waI,n. 33 33 30. XeOi Cp daughter, Mrs. Patricia L. Haven: and four grandchildren. Mitchell Funeral Home, Sanford Man Hendry and grandson, 5(e'tiv't William E. Bayes, U, of 112 M Turner; and rive great. Winter Haven Is in charge. A March 18 trIal has been set E. hue Ave.. L.cngwood died grandchildren, • Ni -- I rt a !'e. !,.'d r.n sw ' In 'Stqtts tt ' 'Gramkow Funeral Home In runera NO?1C$ , extradited from South Carolina. Mo., he moved to Longwood n charge of arrznfelnaML last week to iace 'first .iegree )ws ago frra Lakelanci. He Funeral servIc e, for Mrs. Edna p.IJS, (L4jU STUM murder charges In the Dec. 31. L. Turner. V. CI The FOlUl. was a retired reallroaij con1972 shooting death of Eugene Lake Mary. who d34d Sunday. In doctor and alteaded God's Mrs. Clara Nmmi Stum 82, Michael Watson, 20, of SanLril AM Pt.asni. MC3I. will be hold MiaalonryCharcb, Longwood. of R.I, fto' 7, Longwood, died Thursday at II am at Grace Mobile Home Park. He is'wnived by his wife, early Monday at a Winter united Church.sailth Robert Preston Hic Hick-on. n, 34, Rev. D. Rest DensI'sw of Res; three sons, Wa!:er, haven Hospital after a lengthy was arrested Last November in liciaIing Burial in Oak!i*n Orlando: William, Titusvflle illness. She was a native of Greenville, S. C., on a warrant Piemor,*i Park. Grarnkow and Wayne Funeral Hmt in charge Bayes, !andizburg, I's. and had been a issued after a January 1973 Philadelphia, In.; brother, resident of Longwued since Sanford $7$fld jury indictment si VM1L CLI CA NAOMIJames Bayes, Or'ando; i. She was a retired citrus Fc..noral i.3r'y3 for Mrt.. Clara charging premeditated murder Noomi Slum, $3. of Lms.gsd. ____ Mother, Mrs. Mtry JiIggiiii, grower. in a New Year's Eve squabble ai died Mande ll, In Winter Longwoad, and seven grad_ at the trailer park. Surtivors include a inn. Haven• will to he4d at psfc,'.I iMldrefl. F..nec43 14041w'. LyivI*, Pa. Charles W. Slum, Winter Hicken pleaded Innocent - &ItSI Li LadItbuvg Cen.Ip,. C,ran*ow, Funer-al Home in Monday to the charge and was Mitchell Funeral Home. Winter charge. Hdvyn. retwr.ed to Seminole County -__funeral Nofice ancemrnij In lieu Cf P OWSyS Jail where he Is being held contributsont may be mats. to tNit iaY$, WILLIAM E.-+iini'rii MRS. EDNA without bonJ. Amrqican Cancer 5c .l ierv,Ces ice William E Bares. St. of 117 E. Pin Ave M Ea L Turner. 8 ' of io Sunday. will be Mid W%4$day at 3 p.m. The Forest, Lake Mary, died C-rin,kew Funeral home Chapl Sunda y afternoon at Mount with Rev. lameS Cooper CI Pleasant, Mich. She was a fiC1411119 5(1,141 In Lcc'gv,ucd native of Isabella County, Mich. Ceme,qy. C.ramkcw In charge and had lived in Sanford and Lake May for past fIve pears. .Z I'.-... 3 • a. 37', It 31, 731 73 710 i$1' a , 11 16 to ITeill Old Rev C Cc-la 3! R og's Pap cOc$a i4 S.11 ,'.. 1.. Ci! Un ' SponsorsAuctioneers: !' Persian Rug Corp. Henry Block has reasons you should come to us 17 4 why br income tax help. Reason 5. if the IRS should call you in for an audit, H & R Block will Va withyou, at no additional cost. as a legal representative., . but we can answer all questions about how your taxes were prepared. e RENT This NCR 10-Key [UCTRIC 1 I' AM" Macbin. ' i i I LI1'J1L i , . • -01*1 59,.Ø. DOMM LOCK U - gegi !t1J1tt e THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE SANFORD LONGWOOD 309 E. FIRST ST. 903 N. HWY. ii.92 Open Tonight-No Appointment Nocenary - OUR . Gas OR PA! CASH! SAVE $20! Reg, 119.99. he Trailblazer by Winchester!T Fully adjustable outside aluminumframe, large zippered storm windovs,zIpperecj door with storm curtain. Vinyl coated floor & 18" vInyl coated splashguard Supplies I'ORT MYERS, Fla. iAP"We will review the request cry of their February nupplics. Florida motorists will get more and if we approve It, we can .'i truckers' strike by gasoline gas by the end of this moMh, order the distributor to supply haulers ended, at least tempo. say federal energy officials, that fuel," said id Dennis Carr of rarily, over the weekend. a Federal energy officials said the FO. Most of the protestors were Monday the state's gasoline alCarr has been assigned to a waiting to see what action the location will be increased and temporary FEO office in this Public Service Com mission the necessity for panic buying Gull Coast city. would take on their deman4 lit the end of Fcbruarj may be He said ihe additional fuel (or higher freight-hauling rates. averted if gas dealers act would come from other areas of The PSC was scheduled to meet quickly in applying for more the country "where growth hjs on the matter Thursday, furl. been retarded." Sta tion owners who want Assessing the gasoline situ. "WC appreciate that, because more fuel must fill out federal ation in Florida, FEO official boos and submit them to their of the tremendous growth facJohn Schaefer, an aide to feder. tor in Florida, the state will • suppliers. 11w suppliers car. ap- need al energy chief William Simon, a substantial increase In said the allocation program did prove Increases up to ) per cent once they receive the high. Its iasoline allocation," he not work bore. er allocations being diverted The determina tion was made "The allocation system following studies conducted from other parts of broke do'vn," he said. th.' off iciab say. FFfln se''eraL area: of the conduWAs an the UiilI'eCoaat state over If gas dealer,' requests for the as week. appeared to be the roost severe, more fuel are turned down by The situation around the supplier, the Federal Ener- appeared to be slowly the state Schaefer said, primarily returning because of Large growth and gy Office said it would in. to normal, although many dealheavy usage for agricultural vestigate. cr5 were still waiting for dcliv. purposes, , -- Florida rie I TALLAHASSEE, Fla , (AP) - After mcnths of delay and intra.Cabfnet feuding, the polntment of Harmon Shields as Florida Natural Resources director was ex. pected to be resolved today. Insurance Cc'mmissioncr Thomas O'Malley, in his first official action since heart surgery, was scheduled to attenda Cabinet meeting so he can cast his vote for Shields, nowMarIne Resources djrec and b,eaka deadlock. Ihrcctrc Randolph Hodges, 59. has been postponing his retirement since Nov. 30 from the $30,00 a year polst as head of the state's largest envrtonmental agency% Naming it successor was delayed first by parliamentary maneuvers of Guy. Rtubin As Askew, who opposed Shields' appointment, and later by 0 Malley s illness. 0 - DIAL MESSAGE a. For Bigger Cabinet To Resolve Feud? vw ..-. .-.... 322-2611 or 831-9993. ..-:-, 504T, PUP TENT WITH SEWN-IN 5x1-FT, NYLON LIGHTWEIGHT FLOOR PACK TENT SAVE $21 SAVE $5! -. I': _____ -. Reg. 18.99. Full ft. berglass screen door. Waterproof, washable floor. Medium weight. ___________ - .'z - ' - - - ' Reg. 2999. 1.7.oz. tough nylon. Sewn. n flooi. storm front, rear window. Aluminum poies& carr1 bd, 8x8-FT. -FLIP TOP UMBRELLA - , 8x10-FT. OUTSIDE FRAME CAN N FRAME TENT - Car Poolers Get Rate Break TALLAHASSEE, Eta. I AP) - Your auto insurance pee- ;•.-.,o;-::- 1 . 1 -' SAVE $5! - -. -' : -. --- SAVE $10! Rag. 44.99, Patented (tip-top outside frame from maxi- 1 mum interior space. Door & rear .zj . Examples: Slonday, that many auto insurffs have already begun cutting premiums for their custorners who join car pools. O'Malley's office reported thid 21 auto insurance Companieshave applied for rate reductions of up to 15 per cvnt and tbailt others are expelloted to ft4low alter further study of tile cffe(-Ls(if (he rasx)line crisis on.-friving habits. 3 line minimum-,9 2,00.409 each additional line. 5 words A skew PLAN NOW FOR TOMORROW'S NEEDS"- c"t cf1 F5 -- NOW IS THE TIME to plan, choose end isake decisions when fudmrit Is not bljirr.d by -. ift$otiDn.: Pton tt'$*1Wt' bifr$I'I - sst 5ç.i*iar.tm1iy niØlesr, - wwty# 'ifsmdi. OW dot.e at Brisson will dc everything possible 10 .'sfst i'tu. - - 3222131--' -- oldes t F,nserai P4i. in Semhsoie County Fi"ST ESTABLISHE D UJ'kS _/_i_- --- r ues Fo Ju TAiLAh1ASSr Ha (Atli -Gov. ReubmnAskasa wparticipation by the Supreme Court ln calling a statewide grand jury would not disqualify the court from hearing ipp.its of ir4ittntnts the jury r turned Askew presented his arguments to the high court onday in a brief for its condderation in answering questions about the statewide grand Jwy law. Askew wants to convene a grand jury to Investigate a Z-Wn cache of ffutrijuma found in North Florida on tain Mission School for under. privileged children al Grundy, FAMOUS WRANGLER Va. On Lslmas Eve That call has been delayed unW the en replies to Askew's request for an adslsosy opinion. 1'%I'%I'% - 4 A Lea d.i erI •'$I •I ,h FOR'fI.AUDEIWALE,Fla. AP- A reputed Ku Klux Klan leader was arrested after he allegedly sold an antitank rifle to undercover agents, authorities say. Daniel Zbin, 50, of Fort liuderdale was charged with violating a state ftreiirns statite but may be t.'iarged with federal s'Iolathons as well, deputies said Monday. 'bin organired the Klan in F !or'lla arid once held we title of Grand Cvc!oos, authorities said. fi 55 QT. COLEMAN , . s Outraged at this s," said Makely In a telephone interview with the Palm Beach Post Monday. I have never heard of any. thing like this," the magistrate added At least one of tnese lx) has living parents. No in. %CS liatlon was made by the court. Within a few days, t'usto. fly was granted." The mother of one of the boys (dOd charges against ins Bkth in when S discovered hi her son missing from the school, Makely said. lie did not Identify the parent. Judge Phillips told the news- CAMPING COOLER SLEEPING BAG Regular 19.99 What a was, to rough it. LUUDL r Regular 19.99 Model No. 5287 asr r M M ANTLE L PROPANE LANTERN COOLER JUG Rgu Ia r 16.99 Trailblazer "Matchless' X 7. iool before issuing ;; dy order because "I've known DanBloch favorably for 1 years." Bloch fortnerly operated a lilln.s. ramp in the Clearwater Regular 7.99 Model No. 55026 ' TEAR-PROOF - -' I.. . .. A ,.I 1 1/ '1 COMPLETE WITH POLES, ROPES, SLIDES & STAKES. SAVE . VMYLCIVEREI FOAM M*TTE$S 27*72', with waterproof vinyl cover. Co3r,ç.Ct. Peg. 4.99 Irrli 1*10' TURROIF CAM ftlS TAR Daily any, abIl except Saturday and y y o Sanford Herald, 300 N. Frer,ch Ave., Sanford, Fla. 32771, Many uses on all your camping trips! Rag. 9.99 I ftl2 T ARrP a a Rugged, estra long wearing. Large size. Reg. 13.99 - ";::,' Reg. 22,99, great 1(11 U.1fl7 tog or the hick. \. ! I I - ' Reg 49.99 7 1'. center h e i g ht .'hPOl I" / kl•fl. TNU UNIO cloTh 3.99 1 49 Famous Ccteman quality Provides bright light! 4' 19 12999 A must! Lots qu'icker & easier than a campfire! 11 Keep the ground under you dry! Rag. 2.19 1 COLEAR 2'MAJITlaEGASUITEN#220 9899 2-BURNER CAMP STOVE #420 iS - Subscription Rates by Carrier Week 5k Yea' S1,OO SAVE $10 . ________ SiO43d JSS% Postage Paid at Sanford, Florida 37771. o ---- - - 1 / \ Judgi. Phillips said ma"I would not return the boys to that school. For one thing, they have Itt horsr tit ,d 3)lIUnblflg kO for two )ears. They bathed as many as nine in one bathtub before changing the water. " 'iiiftti1i SCREEN HOUSE DINING i)Jfltolljmeint'ourt that the .. C. PROOF X UANUPY - -h-1 15 a rca real, _&- Reg. 59.99. Wht drill top reflects .un! Sleeps 4. athabI, floor. ' 9.12 Cabin Tent Reg. 74.99 Sale 64.99 ) .-4 177-C Itol rA see CHARGE IT, CLEARWATEEI. Flu, lAP)- school for underprivileged Da)ton, 011*3, the custody of A Florida Judge says he granted children. Robert Watts, 13, and John legal custody of two boys to an Circuit Judge Charles M. Dodson. 12. last Wednesday. Ohio man who is charged with Phillips of Pinellas County said Bloch was arrested Friday in _________________ abducting them fm a Virginia he gave Daniel F. Bloch of Dayton on charges of unlawful flight to avoid prosecution for UK' crime of abduction, accord. ing to Huger J. Makely, U. S. magistrate for the southern district of Ohio. Makely said the boys were taken by Bloch from the fs News B and tppiy rental Sr.y "I Love Your' to your someone specle'i with a Valentine LoveLine. Get your Love-Lim, to us by February 12, 1974, and it will appear in the Cla ssified Section on Februa ry 14, 1914. Print your message on the heart. shaped coupon below and mail to: The Sanford Herald, Classified Ad. vertising, P.O. Box 1657, Sanford, Fla. 32771. - UY.IT-AWM, Man Takes Two Boys, Wins Custody 1 0 a month I! ,,4,.a.anwPuurt. SORM WINDOWS -- ' LODGE TEN URGi ZIPPERED *lDea/ers Told To Appi WE A1E SPECIALISTS IN LIQUIDATING ESTATES AND LARGE COLLSCTION$ IKP. Ph 2I24914i 3$'. 7$ '. 34', II THREE (Herald Photo By Ebb Lloyd This cottect34p COfl$Ift3 54 over 2W pieces Of well selected hand knotted srinIaI ru,a which have been assembled ever a peeled ci v,ars and now we are PIp,nq to Iiquiditi entI,rly: 3' )0. it 4', 44 41 1 II', IS'. IS', 71'. 31 3' M. l7' 131 735 7 .".. M rs. Moto io to 45" U Wa 31'. 13', 33%, 33'. )j 3$'. Telephones Ii', 3, Ii II', 7411 i1' '.4. ?Pi PS'o SAN FRANCISCO ( All) 63 14 w. M kre '' Mayor Joseph I.. AlIoto's wife, Wi Si Si 15 M. 35'. who disappeared Jan. 18, han ' 'i" 's4 telephoned her husband to say 4111 42'. 43'. 'P. Ia'. 1$'. that she is use. 35 34'. 35'. Alloto and his wife, Angelina, "ll. 641 1 ja , , 43'. Ai it,. planned to be reunited today, II'. 34'. IS'. n es'. is', probably in San Francisco, a 334. 3111 , ,. 141t,spokesman tor the mayor said 3111135 35" late Monday night. '400sil March 18 For Tuesday, Feb. 5 Starting al 3 P.M. Preview S. Inspection From 6 P.M. 2$10 3S'i 3$', -, We s" 35t 3$•; 3•• 30't 17'. 30 44'444 44 p, 3', pq I14N1IT4 im' 8. 37'. 33 41 I)". 41 MOUNTAIN OFFICIALS OF Lakefront Development Inc., group planning nevelopment of 13 acres of Sanford Lakefront properly, say thrie Ioi'n it't' oll CtHi1l)tiV J)III'S will be kit jut I log into Like Monroe and could he improved with the property once use of the land is determined. Abovc, workers are shown dismantling petroleum piping for move to Port of Sanford to join 10 storage tanks donated for a port petroleum tank farm. Col. .Jim Dyson said piers are now off-limits to fishermen and two large oil storage tanks, now used by Murphy Oil on Fulton Street, will be removed within next 60 days. The port and two other firms are negotiating to buy the tanks . 4049 S. Orange Blossom Trail 0 BIki. S. of 1.4) Orlando, Fla, 30'. 01 4 30'4 9x12-FT DELUXE p PIERS TO REMAIN HOLIDAY iNN SOUTH $5'. $3', $$ 1511 15'. IS" M's 44', £S'i $', 3, 3$ .4Ati4J a AT 37'. 7. 31'. Sw 0 2111 23. 23', Sosiffi Co U's $". $Jb 1,, at We 4$'. 30 kwtr N 33 • 23' • 71' • $11 lids 34. 34', 35' Sid Oil Ca! is', is'. is', Std 041 13' • I3' 13' • 71'. 3' U Yaseca 34'. Ia'. Ii'. Tp,tVØpi 7P fl' 31'. Testis W1 31 33 33 us.tc Ind 7)'. 77 77' • Un Cavb4ds 737 314', 735', Un 0,1 Cap 7', 37 1 6 37-0 Ga 00 vc WILlIAM BAYES Bf{TCON ' 0 A BIG PERSIAN RUG AUCTION School Zoning Meet Wednesclay !. fri ri °'L Noon Stocks n: Lawrence W. Forest. lake Mary; grand- V L 3• FLUID nnh11gsIIicatns latd out facility." ountyadvozate by the county without input Marsee said such confrom the cities. dem,aIlon by the county would County cwnrnissloncrs have not intecicre with or be in. scheduled a series of meetings consistent with the use already on the measure with officials of ciIstln, "oar would it appearNEW YORK ., Ci,, S.c the cities and are expeeted to tobedeti-imentaltothe public." Fos 431. 43 41 Gin 7/tIlt re-sub--nit the legislation at a Malice indicated the legal Al,Ariin S'so"¼4 Am OM 3,1 0 33' • 33', Can T041 El Area Deaths Tuesday, Feb, 5, 1974-3A -- 1 - fr, _____________ - - IIII -- .. ••.S . I, ,,, lafl. ' . _- --- Do- '' 'I- .. lOps ' •ORLAHDC . ' ' -, '4 . . '14 •WINTER PARK 5 Oa.DO £43 .. , U p. Oc. CLII IRUNO ii.. 51$t(t U 0.G.'*4I 1' (inOe ,$ • _ or.- Id 0 �I ' .;.. ..'.•. .•'..••. .' •. •.. ..' ..: L''• -• •' .. I . .. .. - . : .. :...• '•. .. '.• I' •. I .•'. . r 'V . ' I I • . i;., .' .; e •.: .'.- • :.= 4A-The Sanford Herald Tuesday, Feb. 5, 1974 The Sanford Herald UNWANTED HAIR CAN BE REMOVED PER MA P1 ENTL Y I by MARCARONI SALAD NOW AVAILABLE IALL Afer DOT LEE BE F(/R//ITORE . HIGHWAY CA5Ls1IRy. FLORIDA -.--- - lift \ij \" COR. SANFORD AVE. AND SECOND ST. Sanford . Florid Phone 332 3A24 - -- SEE SEE SATOH RUNt atoPi. The big 11tH. 3 hp. qsot,ne tractor tNf n do Joything aIti 0 73PItC IiI)O ot Custom-designed im. plements. For Information S*: ,J - NOW! GETAN APPOINTMENT TODAY -. Ovegan At your Satob dealer. Maitland Tractor Jewell _41~ Sales & Equipment 1a12N. ORLANDO AVE. 3347272 MAITLAND 1UJW'o I1WfitqC262Ol2Francpt *v j TERRARIUM - 83-277 Zayre Plaza - You (n OETT'5 urn Human Hair & Synthetic - 4 lanitra jiarnbi io* fluPv &tIa% Make *IOaeGA FABULOUS DEPRESSION GLASS DISPLAY .fletty Smith It I) and Ethel Bart at &-oZa 111110,101114 FLtJMIC -m_ DL' K004174 2INCIITA 0I140UAC tr'ca L'*Wr,, Laç.ca htII 25 5 $II -Sit 0555 SOUTH SANFORD AVE. pI -- The children's circus SwitzcrlacsdIta place for the young and the C a girt-who announces the ' ' Acts 10 follow. The children's circus was I In Your Business Story To Serve 'auitid 1;g smazing. The group revels all over the :ountry with its per You Tell It In F of 3W -,hildren. all i)vr formers, and they are Locations Mixon Auto Po 7S 31139 Hwy. 17.V2 ihJirath IusIniss I•vlsw 13Wit I 11 323-6404 - l4MondaV.Safurda1 Ay" Park Ave, AUTO INSURANCE low raWi' 16.24 Year Oi Pag.st 141100 Auto Par EZPainw,,t FOR INFORMATION CALL ond Machine Sh Opsan Daily t- - 4t. 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Nsa,,it .,ak 051. we1 Iupp..51, .55$. TN Sv55 liypiwii* OW IWa,.q how to1W 5140 111 ,11101.11. u.k# it sea, 1w ,-Iicam ettebliss .. 111 04"4habits ad IAIIWR$ Tweisas 11W nLVVass, 1.1W, lsnIIiti,c .t (S155m,(, St 51111 pr.blimi, erg 'Pa (.11I5 Si vec*.lIi 041ptwss 'etchas Y OU tip Is relai alid SIS the Ni'dd,n powe' 04 pest Ilk 51M fluiad 51wa, pow 55115 can l * * ASK AIIOUTCASSCSIo, SELF HYP$355 UMWOU PtAZA SHOE .TREE . .• ..-. -__ Let Us BLOW YOUR WHISTLE I CA$S1&UUV P.40511 fit 7l .t 4 R0. go . Jewel $150 I.niil - lit Our Toot Is loud And Strong -9993 ADVERTISE B ll II ivi Martin • i Advertising Consultant Your Business or Products in the v \/Business Review Section of The Herald Don't Put OfI'Til Tomorrow Let us feature Your Business with a 3 (, 11g L.diJ,IJ.4jt s..n,1n,iv Iflht•'I$'IIliI p1 $5O PICJ)MGAI I I I I PICTURE and STORY ' our lt' minute Your M14'80I? S ' What You Can Do Today Chan.dOlhd Adlsst,d \y' Movement '' Star' Pf ,, ASK For 831 can wa$sv - ot IICtS ibut t.ur 3-wir p"sgr.m •tcInti1 to, s,noer who want is evit. N. Ob4.gaton ti (flAy AIaIfl thi vim. v.or and vitality you k'ewt Senkarik a . - SPECIAL ~ ?21 ,, tt1, ainfllv V4tni W&. a wkidt I 92" HYPNOSISYPNOSIS BUT DIDN'r KNOW WHO TO ASK CALL -2611 OF IbId - CASSELBERRY FL& 32101 JOGGER For More Information 3 22 Blue-Brown JiO1{I1)\ Heiring Aid Cufflt'l' • P.tr,;' TIMEX MflV RJ lHflfl j KILLS S0,000 AMERICANS EACH YEARI For EqyP urpose •MIIRORS '- - LUNG CANCER S \( -_ ---.- - *ART SUPPLIES .GLASS Glass --- (M) lln.2sii FREE You Con Get Results! " - Yes /J/j,' Sanford 1 71 A1P'f["1' Newspaper In The World. once a troupe of thirty, Nit ha Q-'P People Are Interested The Sanford Heraovers Herold C The Local News of Seminole 'errer Ihan Any. Other Dr. TURTLE MOWER ALL MAKES 500 ALL TYPES HEARING TESTS CLEANING & ADJUSTMENTS RENT AM ringmaster-.'-actually SUIT, us .551 $5514.55 H'S7 (L55I1$IlUyPLA the fa"'Ori 11 0, along With -- rrorniN fh1s we y; instead yov yes! hl IA%t 01 back! - red. dura-lash" are applied bry j 1974 ,% vill be the year of me beautician at Yvoolne'i, arm young heart It is herethat you au3d your child can see the famous swan , 1:ie. i ip SNAPPIN' FiRNiFI(j AW RIE FAIR heaitny look for hair is back No You wtit also like the 'dazed, redhead. Not necessarily the will last an)where from four Ii matter what shampoo or condi easy atmosphere at Yvonne's flaming redhead, but certainly six weeks. They feel so light arx tioner you use. or how much While all ihree beauticians red gold highlights will put you na tural you won't know you'ra time you spend having y our devote as much time as is way In front in the fashion wearing them. . hair set, unless you have a basic needed to your hal- care, they but everyoni scene. else will notice the excitinc good cut, such as you gel at wilt never keep you waiting or Yvonne's Hairstyles in Sanford, languishing for hours under the Start Out the new year right difference in your apear3nce Don't put It off another day drier The wcrk efficiently, as you s'll not achieve the con Pian your hair care program Make your appointment at trolled a gte.irnig tresses Ct as beaulitulty Carefully with Yvonne. Jewt-ll Yvonne'sReeri Htrsyii-t you desire Featured in Yvonne's sa lon is or Mabel. A good scalp now, and wear your hair ith , it is important you select the famous Redhon range of massage, attention to broken or pride and confidence Mv your ha irstylist carefully. You ha ir care products. These line split ends, a professional trim need a professional who is upon quality products gently coax cv full haircut and a regular th latest trends and Ms all th. every ouna' cf beauty from schedule for shampoo and set is skills of cutting. setting and your hair and make it truly what every well groomed coloring hair at his or h her your crowning w gglory..*voman should fit into her fingertips It is dls3 important Especially if you have a color IItr, beauty routine, I a hairstylist with change in mind, insIst it Is a s also offers adYvonne' Month whom yot can communicate Rdkn color for perfect dilional beauty accessories and who under-stands your hail resulti such as wigs and dura lashes. If Style preference-s and needs if You do not have a celot you have to skip a regular NCR change in mind, the question is: appointment at the beauty Electric Yvonne s Hairstvtes at 2071 why rot? shop, but want to look your best Adding Machine French Ave afferi you the It nerd not be a dramatic for an important date, a svig is and apply rent toward choiceof three skilled color change. but to realty be purchase price $,$9.s0, the ans*. Yvonne's sells and profe'ssione;s -. Yvonne Mc- abreast of fashion you should b' services all kinds of wigs Colloh, Je'.vell Gooiby and considering at least a subtle For that extra touch of P1-abcs Uuggan - iu t,: .,our trnsting to liven up your image glamor, why not invest in it pair 133 S NOIINSON hair You ate sure to finu all for the Spring Honey, beige of dura lashes No tricky lid O RLA ND O oiioa-three friendly and easy to talk and warm sand tones aip top of dting with gtueandlashe-p1 tit - 211 C.Or1"o Ngew -go sw JOHN SCHLENK I lINT IL MA' MOVIE CMII aIaa..s PlQ((5514 AL. Alene 's Fashions I "• Uesbor CIIarg, SMITIYS - ' - YES C)ME II Ci 0011 I -,-. •lmSAI'IMI(•ti -ø, CAa.,. use Catl IL. MOVIE £ foulip (GUi • ' . . I. - ..' Mt,ua,-. Vamp UWI, o. Cia i.It Mt •..t AS ADVERTISED ON TV TWO MODELS TO CHOOSE ankAm,..jcaq You re6d It in every fashion to. and you %ill be delighted magAzine. you jet it daily on with the magic they perform television - the natural, with your hair. , . - / S WILt. Slivuct Ma I464 At I•MaN pl.pn PAINING 1`411 M,tia., On Pvp.p. (api mj$ ttO PIWISIiHO 4411v Q,al P. & 03015 £ Wlp Na Oq,i an 3l ,"i Can haul, do:a'. aeate And Ie,'t'l,ze vn$h it prOpf mplren?s WEED EATER Visit Yvonne's Hairstyles ,. Paled; OS CAR 5, Lx G'*!,s POt LUCID IL S 2011C 001!% •OLLFIVLF ANIMAL HAVEN ROARDING KENNELS THIS WEEK Attachment for vat uumrtQ grgi. uiatIS, p4n(nttdie-$. laid I''il t.flsr. Swing Into Sty / e - 'Mr. Coffee' Machine , IVOR lit 322.5752 , TO UGH DEPENDABLE -STRONG .41 - • NYLUNATIOaIAI. Ca-MICA Ct $AI-IEPVICI..II,V*L .rAc.ç,107 •'o ATTENTION HE NEEDS & M The R;d, Mower ,That Works Like a Beaver SPRING HAIRDO FOR ALICE hAWTHORNE (I to r, top) Mabel Duggan. J ewe ll GooIsb, Yvonne M'Collough Everybody loves the coffe, because the coffee goes into models, it has the exclusive ht It only costs 53v.9$ at George "Mr. Coffee" makes and disposable filters water funnel, self cieani,-tg Stuart's Florida's largest George Stuart's has the right The brewed coffee stays water tank- and heat-resistant business supply department machine for your office warm on an IndivIdually, glass decanter. sto.e- 133 East Rcbinøn Street, It It an entirely new coffee- controlled warmIng plate. Try this automa tic coffee Downtown Orlsid. Two freg making cnncep$ with exclusive , Don't ctnus this top quality brewer In your off ice and you'll store side parking lots for your "ultra speed" hreng action, coffee maker with ctueaper b'. one for your home as well shorspinq con'n nrp It brews up to to cups of perfect ni. drip coff each cup in esi -. than 30 seconds. The cold tap water you pour in is heated almost instantly to ' perfect brewing temperature, .. The same water comes f -.. s4conds later. as hot, filtered coffee. " AisotMr Important thing ''•' Mr. Coffeeis easy foke,pclean . SALES WE GIVE YOUR DOG THAT I-a. COMET P.stt,4,1. Fertilizers. Bulk Si-cd, Hardware for the Farm or Home RED LA SODA POTATOES NOWAVAILABLE - Fro IN TOWN I' I' FOR HOME OR FARM , WE NOW HAVE THF nasa 11111711131`1111 , SISV41111riff in 20 FURNITURE Cvm" . AP" AMdOi. OF MOPd r AT ION 4MCRLVTYY PUZAOO OR MORE 1#-js,.i t its a TV jo bin; Sanford BULK SEEDS New Piantipg Guide a Almarac 1100 W. First St Sanford Ph. 323- THE BEST BOARDING Beauty Shop Opening .t'4sy to iPinoarc (rum - a -- Ph, 32 3.176 0 I?(kq'i ts.lys'4td n. cubes ey Ill vlecr OPEN DAILY C AM. S P.PA. CASSftIEftY p.m. jg:l fI[IjI' Great Coffee' 6 WIG and BEAUTY SALON U , I 701-W. First SI, '" ). EASY SR\!!cE..'., Gardedand -- TO 'im ', t 25% To 50% Off I - '- IN STOCK . Oviedo - -14 ad"191 AVE. EXTRA Save - Ti__-- '._ peciaI! ALL WIGS AND HAIRPIECES Ic swil -Call Crusty's For Piping Hot Pizza, Subs, Spaghetti or Ravioli Call Ahead Pick It Up HOT, Ph.fl3-$434 IS , - - Tired Of Cooking? Kindergarten: Ages 3$ F Drive Out& Ph, 365-1741 • - BIE Furniture conu'nt,,i!t•-, Of',buy;iq auct quahty used tursiture, though they do pick up antique items from time to time. Whether you are looking for a single item or enough to furnis' whte house, Itisalways vc'th calling tl B&E first, A whisper of sandpaper, a touch of paint, and you can transform any itOm purchased from B&E into a showpiece you'll be proud to display in Cur home Mv. P llnThOidKilgor,SaedSfor,B,) Sanford I*ctaisiv* daycare / for-. 'ftsruSyearolds. / Route 416 Busy Mothers Worl d" 1 Duda Auto Parts and Oviedo Tractor Co. Bldg. 400 17-92 North Just North of 434 Longwood Pb. 8344244 EDUCATIONAL CHILD !CARE and KINDERGARTEN -----'4' A rare Etruscan ma1otica with a shell and &^aweed pattern is another treasure among the B&E collection Perhaps yco are an lrtt4in uf: B&. has a surprise in Store for you then They have just got Ina collection of Indian arrowheads and lool, nautifutly matted and framed in ten different arrangements Two outstandinç bjys in thi lurniture tine r.ght now are .i fine Duncan Moyle sofa i'd an attractive china close' Recreation Area "A Child's I , AUTO PARTS I' And Accessories / WHOLESALE- RETAIL LAWN & FARM EQUIPMENT -- NOW OPEN , cameo covered dish; and enough to make any collector drool ls the pair of topaz drid porch shades. As well as depression glass. B&E Furniture has a qvantiy of old pressed glass In Royal Oak and Royal Ivy patterns Some cut glass Is also available. Whether you are a crrus cr!tOct or art' smpIy looking for something tractive and unusual to cornpiement your home's decor. B&E's selection of glass is worth a closer look Telephone $30-S111 - T Home. Office. Lobby • ( Were you one of the lucky and interesting knickknacks people who attended the during their Second year of depression glass show in business as they did In their Sanford over the weekend of first, Jan, 26 and 27? It so. you will So greet is their enthusiasm ha-. ga!ned some insight into for depression glass, they have this fascinating hobby. and will started a depression glass club have seen what a beautiful for collectors and dealets in Itt.) array of depression class is Central Florida area. For more available to the collector. tnformation, contact either Entering their collections in Petty or Ethel ,it R&E Fur 3? - 1r1IJI! I. fc.i the St'COfxt nttrre. ph4e Si I 3304 tune .Iere Ethel 3art and Betty Smith, owners of B&F Ft- Or, if you are in tne ared, slop ilture at 732 S. Highway 17-92 in L'y and talk to them. Have i asSCiberr) closer look of their beautiful Theic two enterpri4irig 9315 depressicn glass pieces white etebro'od their first an you are i, the sto'e. The colors, tiversary in the used furniture as always will delight you, 50 nd antique gla ss business with will several of the more rare i n o0tst3nding exhibit at thq items they have for sale. prrsicn glass %hcrN. Betty There is a perfect little live nd Ethel will bring you the and a-quarte' inch green arna good, clean used furn,,ur. cara-e', - ak-s a rare oreen - r.1 and lasting ojiffs for any time 01 the Year- We 'live TERRARIUMS We'll sae you money, time & gas-Carpet Sewing Machines Furniture-We have it aIL...Stop Today -Save. . . your any delIre or ned at DURThey make bfulilgI START THE NEW YEAR RIGHTI SEE US TODAY / tnj 1 it i 4&h 1, I',',',"',' 1-urniture CENTER GIF BURDETTE'S IMP ORT TS Fern Park Wurking and i Depression Glass Available -I--n------ At Is POP HUNT'S TUXEDO FEED STORE" If 831.3304 232 5 WE SPECIALIZE IN FIBERGLAS REPAIR MID (III(KIN FRIED CHICKEN L ETH1 BART BETTY SMITH 'o'--;' 7/0* 1 Ph. "U63 ORLANDOJ QUEEN ANNE CHINA t - peeea/i',j 991, Clams Snack Pac TODAY FURNITURE oij - Call For Arpuintment E OFFER A WONDERFUL ARRAY OF -- FDCOO KED IN PEUT FOR PHONE AH?D ORDERS 322.C4 1 2100S. FRENCH SANFORD Chicker. - Fish Shrimp ELECTROLYSIS PetiuuIzers Seeds Tuxedo Feeds Baby Chicks Horse Care Items Tac Pet Supplies Annuals Veqetab!e Plants -- Tuesday, Feb. 5, 197e-SA - Ad On Thusu Poo5 Will Acquaint 100.000 Prospects Wsth Your Produc Or Set ,,;4S';111 t. TIMEX REPAIR CENTER PH, $316.22fS 9 R94 --I ,• S --- St ulliIii �- -- _____________ 6A—Ttw Santord Herald - . -------.------ - Jack Anderson Now It's The 'Nixon' Supreme Court Secret Papers By DANIEL:. FOLEY the new court, it's that there are no set blocs of Copley News Service WASHINGTON - In his 1968 presidential campaign, Richard Nixon accused the U.S. Supr!me Court, the "Warren Court," of having made decisions which "tended to weaken the peace forces as against the criminal forces in this country." Mr. Nixon promised that, if elected, he would turn the court around by appointing "strict constructionists who szw their duty as interpreting law and not making law:' An unusually large number of resignations gave Mr. Nixon the rare opportunity to appoint four new justices to the nine-member court, more than any first-term president since Warren G. Harding t1921-23. The court has been through two full years under all four Nixon appointees and the shift toward a more conservative philosophy is apparent. Some decisions have been greeted with LiIu-asm by those .11r. Nixon rck'rz'etl to ;t tilt! peace forces. Do we, therefore, now have a "Nixon Court" The evidence, perhaps surprising to some, would suggest that the answer to that question is no. The President must certainly feel more comfortable with the rightward shift of the court after almost two decades of liberal, activist decision-making by the Warren court. But the new court also has established cearly its independence from Mr. Nixon, ruling ri,ntrarv to the President's slated position on number of major issues — wiretapping, ibotion and parochial aid, among others. The majority decision in each of those three cast's was written by a Nixon appointee. And, in each, a dissenting view was written by anot" Nixon appointee, If anything is clear after two full years unt er WASHINGTON—The story behind the leap In oil prices is revealed, at least In Part, In the secret corporate papers of the Arabian American 011 Company (ARAMCO). 4 Mr. Nixon then had two nominees rejected . pie's paJi prices Will cost the world's oil conThe by the Senate in bitter battles between thesumers billions and Jolt the economies of o!J.dependent n.Uors. legislative and executive branches. Clement F. Aramco I., the w'Id's largest oil producer. Its ugly derrieki outnumber the palms on the Saudi Arabian desert, which "vers Ilaynsworth Jr. was accused of ethical im' an underground sea of petroleum. propriety as a lower court judge and G. Harrold Carswell was opposed by civil rights groups. Aran.co Is a consortium of four of the five largest U.S. oil giants—Exxon, the biggest, Texaro. second; Mobil, fourth; and Air. Nixon finally nominated Harry A. Standard of California, fifth. Blackmun, who was unanimously confirmed in $ May of lO. Then, in late Il, his nominations Over t past three decades, they have earned enormous "wis F. Powell Jr. and William H. Rehnquist oflts on the crude oil they have pumped out from under the wt.r' approved, giving Nixon nominees four of Sauthnds.These profits were boosted into orbitbyasecretl5O the nine seals. Treasury Department ruling, which permitted thein to charge off their royalty payments against their U.S. taxes, dollar for dollar. Asia Memo China P Hisghlights 40 g Vict1c m Back In L The write-off, which has been worth hundreds of millions of dollars In tax credits to the Aramco partners, was justified on n:tlonaI curltv roimth ThLc special incentive was neeled. p:eai Aramco. to preserve the Saudi oil (or U.S. defense. CAMPUS CLATTER with lIMO BURNS by Larry L.wis ç ALWAYS \ WALKED THAT 3's I 3LOCKS IN THE I PASTJ / i I &8: 30 CBS, Maude. Florida is quitting the Malays .....tosta r in her own series. Florida (Esther Rolle), for story purposes, doesn't have to work anymore, now that husband Henry Evans (John Amos) has been given a promotion (which will send them Into the new series, "Good Times," as costars, beginning Friday night on CBS at 8:30). Florida can't bring herself to inform Maude, so Henry has to step in and be firm. Alas, poor Finlays, the house will never be the same again, 9'8:30 I BUGS BUNNY _________________ a VAS MADE FER'F A iPtj ViE IN THE 4ouLcERs ANC O NARROW THE wAjgrm 'L BOQ'Y 0- 'Lj5 A1N' aAcv7'Frrt Television A1T'vVU El TUESDAY H( EVENING 1 CAPTAIN EASY by Crooks & Lawrenca 'VU AWC) tjg FOflI NOW 'IOIJVE 407 MC P( "# wriRP-t.00ui wAc. 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ISOS ai the P0 SrIor'j Hefaid may be reptod ,iced in any m.i'iner *ttPi tjt written perrn,3s,o, ,t (P's publisher o4 'itw Herald Any ,fld,v.j,,l y $'rm respons i ble for sumh 'ep'Oducl'on w.lI be o.'sdere,1 j. ,'frnqn on The hCr,ld S (Oprç't .3rd The w.I(besdIiabIesOrda.a,pund,rtp,e'3, Put3IsSitcd 1d"' and $nd,,ys L'.crpl Sa!urtLy Pr. .'.hch 5 ct ' Assc as theusC ?cr reproduction ot all the local rrtr en"tl,di't(us,vei., 10 '% nesper '1*S printed in ____ Herald Area Corresportdent Longwod P3? Q95 Black Community H*k ins 377 ;ts under phony names and disguises. Tot, was made clear In recent "passport office problems" testimony before a (1.5, Senate Jusiictary cubcotnmittee. Giving the evidence were Miss Frances G. Knight, direcinr of the passport office, and WaUi.srnE. Duggan, chief of the legal division in ths same offie. Miss Knight and — I'c Hd -s International crime, particularly that having to do with narcotics traffic Ia the United Sthtes is aided and abetted by the relative with which the more astute cbpe peddlers ottain frequent false passports Duggan told the committee that 449 fraudulent domestic passport applications were uncovered in the i973 fal year. Duggan added that "fraud detection Is similar to the iceberg— where the greater propetion Li well ,cealed and undetected" Some of the major eases olundetectedfraud or fraud not uncovered In time can ix, laid to the Brotherhood of Eternal Love, Duggan said, This organization, once led by nowImprisoned Timothy Leary, has been called the biggest Importer of hashish and other narcotics. in the Las oftazs. Today tMtcost may be doubled, maybe trebled. The hidden total ts anybody's guess_ad this tremendous drain of revenue must be made up by every Americzn whoconscientiously pays ;Jsta.j." Sne told of 23 months of efiorts with a Personal vWt to Preakient Miss Knight, nearly 19 years on the job and known as the "pa&port lady" for the reforms she has inMUtated in the office she directs, seems frustrated onot only by the fraud butby the difficulties she has had In getting anything done. She blames superiors In her own State Department. Discussing the seupe of the racket in fraudulent recortL ibirth err- Nixon necissary before she could get approval of an appropriation of 8150,000 to undertake a study that seek.i a new, simple but security proof passport. Speaking of an early request for $75,000 for such a study, she criticized her new higher headquarters, the Bureau of Securiiy and Consular Affairs in the tificates, marriage certificates, driver's licenses and Social Sec urity cards, that are used in obtaining false passports, she said: "Ye'ursago document frauds were estimated to cost the 11,5. govern, ment a half billion dollars annually Journal Bold Ones 8:30 (2) The Country (44) FRANK AND ERNEST N 111,- rorV.,rate per w that the Aramco brassare .ponng for another showdown with Yamnani this month. They es Yamani to call for the "restructuring" of Aramco, giving Saudi Arabia a greater tharc of the oil production. They beLieve hewthdendaninase from 2sto51 per centof the company, Then Saudi Arabia wi11 wind up controUing Aramco, and it wW be just a matter of time before the Aramco partners will be left withwhateveroil dwy can etoftlU.S.fIe , -- 'Unfortunately," she said, "this modest request for funos to begin this essential work was denied by the State Department on recommendation of the bureau ... The l'as5port Office was not permitted to address the request to higher authorities.. oft a new boom in the West. (44) Movie (6) Hawkins (13) Dick Powell - Theatre 10:00 (2) News (9) (24) Bylines Theatre (24) Black Images KAT UAW 'e.s,u*' WINTHROP by 3,.5 7Msvg'S Dick CesaIli 11:00 (2) News (6) News (9) News (24) Speaking Freely (44) Night Gallery l:30 (2) Tonight Show (9) Wititt World Of MERRILL? / 'D-p..7 ç ( - IEM CNcR4MzE CANDY ANO T AT AW 5TOREIN,rr THAT HAt3, G) I WEDNESDAY MORNING . ..L 6:00 (9) Sunrise 6:13 (2) Jubilee Sunshine Almanac (6) Sunshine Almanac t -,,,,,.. 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A fine version, with ringlngly good performances by Ja"on soc*s csa.* Robards, Shirley Knight and SKUllS George Grluard, make woethwhlle viewing of the Clifford (Mets play that was also a movie (Big Crosby, Grace Kelly and William Holden costarred in the film). It Is the J1,t Pas t story of a once-great star who falls into alcoholism, blaming himself for the' death of his young son. Robards f ills the role and Miss Knight plays his spiritless wife. Grluard is the Broadway producer who offers the ex-star a chance to make a comeback In a show. 8:30-10 ABC, Tuesday Movie Of The Week, "Can Ellen Be Saved?" 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"It's the only place the Arabs and the other producing nations can spend may set Pops SPOR1 r FOOTNOTE: Aramco declared that "far from encouraging Increased oil prices," It has "worked for reasonable prices." A corporate statement ch&ied that we had (ailed to substantiate our story and that we couldn't Possibly have any I'vabdevidence" to back it up. on the contrary, we have given Sen. Frank Church's sub. corr.mi(tee a detailed description .f the dow.meat, In OW possession. We were called behind closed doors, where we testified under oath, read exeerp(3f4om the corporate pa pe rs and told the Subcommittee which documents to subpoena. Girl (6) HawaIi Five-0 (9) movios 9:00 (2) The Magician (74) Evening At WI — Don Oakley _________________ by lob Theses and rub DnvnvinI rn,tlrnl. 'Passport Lady' Vents Frustration CopleyNewiSenjee SUBSCRIPTION RATES Sk 111 204MonShs — (21) Bill Moyers v 12, knew or trusted the attacker. Attractive policewomen are *** 1T)4:r JAMiT LOOKS Copley News Scrvice . --A Changing World Adam 8.8:30 ABC, Happy Days, "Hardware Jungle." Poor Richie. He's got tickets for the sold-out rack oncett Saturday night, and he also has a date. In fact, he and Potsie were going to double date. But his fathçr has to have his tonallsremoved, so Richle has to rua the hardware store — for the first time, Rlchic does so well In the store, his father prefers to close It early, so Richie can go to the concert. Only trouble Is he returned the tickets earlier because he didn't expect to use them. 8:30.9:30 CBS, Hawaii Five0, "Nightmare In Blue." A rapist has mlrdered five of his victims, tossing a terrible scare into the island's population, McGarrett begins to suspect it may he a policeman or a police academy washout, since evidence indicates the victims TV Time Previews by Hesmdohl & Stoffol ir#anfarbferala RA1.P14HAVc Comp. NBC, "Crash." When Officers Malloy and Reed leave Malloy's brand new car he's showing off to his partner to chase a purse matcher, someone crashes into the new car. Malay Is steered into a repair outfit, but the "deal" for a low-priced repair M seems fLthv to him. - Tuesday, Feb. S, 1974-7A The Sanford Herald by Des'. Grst.. Explain Hike The breakup of the Warren court began in June of 1969, when Mr. Nixon's first appointee, Warren E. Burger, was sworn in as chief Ju3ttce, replacing Earl Warren, who retired after 16 years on the high court. like-minded justices who consistently vote together. Tom Krattenn,aker, A Georgetown law professor and court watcher, calls it a "court of shifting coalitions." The new court has yet to establish any over-all approach to the Con. stitution, he says, By contrast, there were a number of consistent themes in the decisions of the Warren court, especially between 1962 and 1968, he says, citing as examples rulings favoring racial equality and an expanding role for the federal government. What has really changed since that time, Krattenmaker says, is the diversity of thinking on this court, with nine members who cor.: together in different alliances depending an the issue, — ALLEY OOP that thou's so called revolution may have been aborted. Lin had been As a measure of the worth of this multiinllllondoliar The return of Teng 1i.siao. -establishment moderates" between l.m Piao and Chou En de&gatrd Mao's heir apparent argument, Aramco has cut off all Saudi oil to U.S. armed forces ping to the upper echelon of are firmly in control. ml, 14n Piao died mysteriously but either grew impatient to; since October 21 at the request of King Faisal. The king, it seems, leadership in the Pok's It also suggests, in in an air crash trying to flee to Mao to die or felt increasingly was offended over U.S. arms shipments to Israel. Republic of China is one more retrospect, that the real power the Soviet Union after a plot to threatened as other elements Aramco expects to lose Its fabulous Saudi oil concessions but cvldence of the strong hand of struggle during the cultural take over the country had sought the No. 2 spot. Premier Chou En4al. — would dearly like to put ooff the dreadful day. The corporate " %' W ". Teng is the most senior living ' ." "V ' — papers predict that King Faisal will take over the oil fields "well 'ç/.1?l ''m of the ruthless purges of before 1900. o --/ Cie 196649 cultural revolution Inan anxious scramble for new sources of crude, the Aramco - ': ' which cut down many top partners dusted off plans to reactivate U.S. wells that had been -leaders. Though he fell hard temporarily abandoned. during the period in which the tat,' Linhao was in asten. M long as there was plenty of cheap Saudi oil available, the dantt, Tens has bounced back four partners weren't Interested In conducting costly pumping to a position ahead f Ii operations In the United States. Out the threat of nationalixatfon members of the all-Important . dramatically changed their outlook. Communist Party Politburo, , However, they didn't want to give up the fat profits they had Among those Teng outranks, become accustomed to piling up. They decided, therefore, that according to a new list, Is they needed higher oil prices to poy for reopening the U.S. wells. Chairman Mao Tse-tw g's wife, Chiang Ching. (91 Before they closed these wells, they had creamed off the oil The shat, stocky Teng was that gushes out on Its own power. Now they must pump gas or - secretary-general of the water Into the wells to force out the "secondary" oil. They are Chinese Communist Party and also studying "tertiary techniques" for extracting oil from the oil the ranking vice premier under 1 Premier Chou until 1966. At that -time he was branded 'Cntna's -, TELEPHONE To raise money for all this, the Aramco crowd encouraged No. 2 Krushchev" tatter Chief 322 26)1 ,f $319993 Saudi Arabia to raise oil prices. Tile corporate papers tell of 300 N FRENCH AVE., of State Liu Shao-chi, now ." I SANFORD FLA p7 secret meetln*ts with Zaki Yamani, the polished Saudi oil believed to be dead). minister. The papers mention iL dollars as the price they hoped ''0 WALTER A GIELOW. Editor and Publisher The new high ranking for ''g, to set for a barrel of oil. Teng, whoreappearqdtn public 'I WAYNE 0 DOYLE last April after seven years of j Advertising Director & Associate Publisher The Saudis oblingingly came thrugh with a price rise in the disgrace, was revealed in FRANK VOLTOLINE, General Manager form of a tax Increase, which ftAramco partner. could deduct typically CIIAOM fasWon. His frmtheIrUS.taThespapersconzalncnmoiexclwtj, name was on a list of Ounese JOHN A. SPOLSKI, Aflo.Jat, Ed ' which show their profits Increased In proportion to the price rise. kader hoseiit *reai Euon's profits for the lost Wiarteroflgl3jwped5g per cent DAV&DA.BRYANT WINIFREOF. GIELOW occasion ofa memorial service overthefjnalthreemonthso(197i Mobflrerteda61percrnt Masçeng Editor Comptroller for Vi-.,e MlrJtr 2 Defense • D tirrease, Texaco a lO per eta Increase, Standard of California 94 Wang She-sheng, who died Jan. ir cent. 806 LLOYD DEWEY RCBINSON 7. Circulation Manager C" Editor what does Teng's comeback 1 The strategy to raise prices worked better than the Aramco mean in the present framework J RICHARDS partners bargained for. Other oil-producing untries Joined In ROY GREEN of improving Pekingthe clamor for higher profits, until the price soared out of bounds. Advert,,ng Manager Sports Editor Washington relations' Alarmed Aramco officials, fearful of worldwide political Firt of all, since Tent has iANE CASSELBERRY repercussions, went back to Yamani with a plea to stabilize CHARLES HAYS awaysbeeflacloaof OW'I? Fd't or Fices. Although the Aramco partners h MeL hanical 5t beneililed migMily Premier Chou, it strates No Shortage Here from the high prices, they don't want to press their luck too far CHRIS NEt. SCN Wgazirt,2 Editor - - --- Tuesday, Feb. 5, 1971 Shoe On Other Foot DORISW1UIAUS Society Editor -- - NOW FRIDAY MATINEE Post Time 8 P.M. Matinees Mon., Wed., Fri,, Sat,,)45p, SAIl New Grandstand New Color TV Sorry No C'ke Under 18 rAflFooRLRnDO KE(1EL O 10 Miles narth of 0,taado hatwp.n 'u / �- --. RA-The Sanford Herald I Dear Abby . . This LrImInal Jr.ii'ii II 31m .'tiddrrn Needs 39trt'JigaI ralmi Peak in rAllfornij fly ABIGAIL VAN UIJREN r.i4i DEAR ABBY: AIthO I am in prison, I am a loyal reader (of your column. Mostly because 1 miss sharing life _ - _,- __.. - -- -- -_ _- ___. ii At times you !%av expressed faith In God Deep in the night I am restless and unable to sleep because the memory of my crime Imurderj haunts me. I have sought Cod's forgiveness and believe that Jesus died for our sins, but I am unable to find relief from my troubled conscience. Abby. Is murder a forgivable sin I find no reference to It In the Bible, but there is reference to an eye for an eye. If you can give me the answer, you will do much for my '' 5OEd*b $ t heart. liver tIc' 52IoM1e 6 Toward the II livid iFr 27Htkoiin It;terkk lire I loins 'ooteiwe, Table erare 310.M-Obu IIUUtU J2inecu i' I2Arhitauni )JSc'ohtisbmsu 11 iIin by tkltS?a ________ 39Cree ravealone SOcuninsideo.ji ii Peruvian .,. 3G..,... L3 Part ot the river U Asterisk fo 4rn t%Volwitett W' lmO form, SLate'u. S(iitti' SShOIhOOfifl 44Mytlucaihrd 4Ouer Indian, 41 Streets lab Sevittiab i fl Kind ol cloth 40 Ca viar $ Miser. (of one 2$Among 4S Ro y al society 9Salirntanie Prohibits of Edinburgh aic'II I 34 Arbiters lab I tAi I Iurwl £ tonal 34oh,, ,T1lit Goddess of the dasn 6 f 9 — — — — lance. It was ripressed In the Old Testament In Isaiah 5.5:7, "Let the sinner abandon bs s.s and his thou jh1s and let him return unto the Lord for lie Il) hate mere', uj.c.n him and fulls' forgive," In fact, so strong Is this feeling in Sie Bible it Is repeated q', times in the Old Testament, If a misdeed was committed, it c be fully alcued by pay-inc one's debt o society and also by eTrninlni one's C(os.-h, .:r' and thru si'tIUI ft-I\tn,1h tii chjr1ini ijflt' ' v, ;i and returning to the Path of goodness. A beautiful expres. slon of Dhinc forgiveness ad mercy gren liv Nah. man of Urststa, an lith4'entu- sage: "There Is no sin ha: will not be 1'rgls'en by sloce"e repentance." To this ma I add th&t the hardest prron to fargise is 101112 — -- — — — 188" 17 & 19 23 20 1111111111111 22__ - - 7", 30 was — -___. ,, ________ 36 DEAR ABBY: My problem Is my mother. She shoplifis —— 43 I52 _____ -- — ': to 111I 4?I I loq ppff its % 111 'It . .54... 4'.c., . -. - . _____ 'sq, a ' — = -- — — — — Colson Memo Revealed V Ii / -- ,,q - WASHINGTON (API Former White liaise aide (itarles W. Colson wrote a memo warning that "very serious adverse consequences" could result from an antitrust probe of a dairy cooperative that had donated money to President Nixon's campaign, Released with the memorandum were other documents showing that top ad. miristration aides look a lively interest in the Justice lkpartmntn's probe of A,5s04.'tate.j Milk Producers, Inc. - . , I ' ) ~' %I'I " , rV - -' "Sarmny idolizes his daddy and tries to imitate him in •-ti-r re;p'i I. Int-!u'Ihn hts V -1/ . r- L - ,, 1 i Mail Ads Advertised 'VA.ShfIN(;'roN (API --- The I' ist.i! Service is ti', tn .k - . . i I to r Mrs. Donald Youngers, Mrs. Kingswood Sprolt, Iri Voungers. Mrs. Randy Boyd (Herald Photo By Cecelia Farmer fluhlren try to Imitate adi'lt L t heir parents. ori Youngers — — -- by For that will boost his school JOhNSTOWN, Pa. IAPi Democrats are predicting victory by at least 600 v')tes in a special congressional election here today because of pocketbook Issues and, possibl), Watt'rgm.te. But Republicans insist the race will go their way by a couple of thousand votes out of an expected turnout of I Y,(W in P.' nn Ivan ta's 12th ('ongre's. stonal District. The opponents are Democrat John Mt4rtr'ia, a 41-year-old state legislator who lest In 1968 by 21,000 votes against the late Rep. John P. Saylor, and Republican Harry M Fox, 49. Fox was Saylcw's admoinistrative assistant, - M Voungers, who Gaines were played and naIdYuungera,mother of the became the bride of Michael prizes awarded to the winners honor ee, Mrs. Kingwood Sprott, Draper, at the Nativity Catholic before the opening of gifts. i'he mother of the future groom; So Sanirny's mother Is wise in in lake Mary . Feb. 2. was guest bride's chosen colors of Ike Mrs. William Hartz anti M rs. an!int It, help launch him intit of honot at a Hartwell Avenue' an'! hitt' %% ere carried out in .\ odri' J Ytun ge is, both the use of trrect English. to Demos Predict Victory Entertained hoitw of Mrs. Handy lloyd. • grandmo thers of the honor • Len greeted her guests at. Refreshments of cake, fni!t guest; Mrs. l Draper, stem marks all throughout grammnir tired in a long double knit "A". punch, mints and nuts were mother of the future groom, his ; S and high school. Ili* drcss with whjte bodice and served to those attending. grandmother, Mrs. Oulda Lee And lrobably thus motivate pale blue skirt accented with a The cake was decorated with and his aunt. ,Mrs. A. W. Lee. WORRIED FOR ioM pale blue tinted carnation blue and white Icg in and little Also Mines. l'au) Leggs, hint Into going onward to IW.AR WORRIED: This type of diopWtlng rsunds like coruge,a gift Irvin the t'.ostss. bride and groom figurines Emanuel Maniscalco, William tnlkge. Extra shoelaces See Venus 1 kleplomanla, It's au lilaeu and can be cured with Mrs. Boyd also presented the walking down the aislip from a Dorton, George Thigpen, Harry All ambitious parents, even If tacit)Our mother what you have d Inc. And U eaL First tell yo Lee, Dean Cowdery, John M you never obtained a high orbride-elect lingerie. with a hostesses gift wedding arch. spark a lacing PASADENA, Calif. IAPI Scientists are set for their She denlet It tell your father, It won't "kill" him, He'd Invited guests included Mrs. Tyner, John Hancock, Jack school diploma, can still steer first close-up look at the clouds surrounding Venus as Spprrclate learning it from you. ______________ ____________ your youngsters into college if Wilitenson and the Misses Elsie Mariner 10 glides by the planet and beams photos back to — Polly's Problem '— Fancy, Debbie Manisealco, > earth. The pictures from nearly 27.5 million miles out In DEAR I'OI.IX - I received a Dutch oven as a s,tii g000 Johanna Deitz Presented English and a delight in Donna and Joyce Wagner, DEAR ABBY: My husband and I are both 21 We've space were to be taken today as the 1,108-pound Chr*MmrIs gift, Every thing cooked in it has a metallic been married for nearly two years and we have one child, reading, flecks' Youngers, Marge Gout, taste. I hope someone can tell me how to correct this. spacecraft moves to point about 3,585 miles from Venus. He joined the service out of fear of being Vicki and Karen Hart, Maria Also, does anyone know of a way to keep geraniums un' Year Eastern Star Pin 25be's In Germany, f the btokl.1 below, til spring other than by potting and keeping them in the and Anita Leggs and Brenda At a recent meeting of - MRS ILS which outlines the most My question: Why do r.ian sven married meal tell me Mrs. Ethel Moore with her Tyner. _. I ahanidn'* think my husband is sitting in the barracks mon errors in spoken . Seminole chapter No. 2. Order committee, Mrs. Maude versition. every night just thinking of me? They say he is only human VIENNA, Ill. iAi') Of the Eastern Star, Mrs. Humphrey, Mrs Jane Camp- '.iwi-nsiw DEAR I't)Ll.Y Convict Bell Stacey had three -cn.,w My pet Peeve is havir,g to ho three he Is out for everything he can et Over there. "enturies on his hands and a poem he wanted to put to a Johanna Delta wits honored, bell, Mrs. Henrietta Zcrn, Mrs. irs of shot' laces (all carded md one le'ngtn' when I need ,, , fly all the 5iJ5 m the service chei't OU Uiifr wives, Our 5 Crane children were when two of her friends, Mrs. Aken Gaines and Mm's. Ethel only one pair. By the time another pair is needed those cm tune. So he taught himself how to compose and drew up hard are often not the right length as the shoes they were Abby, this Uponts Utt lembly. Some of there meS' don't reared Oti this booklet, too, Stella Pryor, and Mrs. Doris Williams, served delicious the sheet musk-. That was in 196F seven sonatas, a bought for have worn out. They are n .'acily mipiactt that wiich Is vihy they knew correct Stein, prcnentetj her with a even know my h band so bow can they pm judgment S* concerto and a fifth of a symphony ago. The 4yeattid ufrsluiietits, .sitd oud an hour the extras arc' st'ldotn u'4'd I am pe'rIevtiv willing to ;)as' Urazruflar even though they year pin, him that way? of fellowship followed, TRt]E BLUE WIFE Chicagoan, a resident of the Vienna Correct Lot ail Center, doubled price for ONE pair but do hate tcing force to bus Ci,ueo hadn't yet ieached the joint In Alter being introduced, the has served 16 three pairs togel one. - MRS 1)5, of a 99-yrar sent"nce for the stabbing DEAR WIFE: They east. They ii'r 1171*1 10 suggest school where they were taught Worthy Matron, Mrs. Gloria The refreshment table was death of a worn.n, in November 1957. DEAR POLLS' - I am answering Nancy who has trouble the difference between an Warren, Invi that If ye. wait I. cheat se join hbant yea weuld he ted Mrs. Delta to decorated with net swans anti a Sanford Gar with the water not draining out of th? sh allow snap th' inntjn Club Circles jt1fkd Dca'f belie,, them. There are plenty of "true adjective vs. an adverb, or a share the East (or the evening, five branch candlabrum, will meet forde lion tit her sink. Place a sponge a little larger than a cake- of the month of Hue" men in the servke, aid your hUbII4 OSJd be :-i preposition vs. a conjunction, soap in the indentation to absorb the e'x"ss water. This littleMrs. , Phyllis s white Fneund, holding tapers, February as follows: sponge will help keep the snap firm and can be used w'wn chairman of the O.E,S. surrounded a cake, centred cleanin,t tins sink - MIN. WASHINGTON iAPu The U.S. Court of Military 'Dad," they often told us at CAME[.IJA: Friday, Feb. ownnt Fund, reminded with a 25-year emblem, which 6th 9:30 a.m. Field Trip, Dutch Appeals has declined to reconsider its earlier rejectlnn of CONFIDENTI,%L TO "llUl(TING DOItN DEEP IN DEAR Pi)l.L\' '- I have a Pointer In ht'li, th" girls cut dinner, "we can tell (1w teacher the members to get their gifts in was later presented to Sr. down en household expenses. save on gas and also e Iminait' PUIILY": Don't be ashamed c4 an honest emotion. ihere 12. William L Calley Jr.'s appeal from his conviction in lltz, treat luncheon. Hostess, Mrs which sentence Is coriect, bu' for this special project, as a memento of the evening. a ot of steam on kitchen window's. When something in a pan we don t know why!" are a. good lasers Only good iCtOf$. the My I.ai massacre case. G. Andrew Speer. _____ ______________________— on the stove .'4anlstn boil lleavi'fht' lid on tight aniltu, n the' The court, the highest American mnili!ar' trib'inal, on CENTRAL: Th ursday, Feb. burner down to 'sinime' The s'uüd will cti'.t in the same Here are some of the typical Fir Ahoy'.. heskirt, "1k, Ia Have a Iav.Iy WM1." Monday upheld Calley's conviction aixi ).year prison 14, 9:30 am,, General gar. amount of time, will has'e a helter flavor and meat even exsmples in that booklet: ased Ii *wgaii vu ,,_, i tg a'., e.,i, , sentence. wem.s more tender. For years I did dooi"to'door selling and deriing. Mrs. J. H, Lee, of . *z. oft en noticed that w hen a pan started to boil ihc lady ('1 11W Area A _________________ s President Nixon has said he'll pus final review on speaker: Hostesses, Mrs. John ill) They Invited her and me. 5 house would jump up and tip the lid rather than 'turning Calky, convicted of the premeditated murder of no fewer Elder and Mrs George McCall. i 18 1 They invited she and I. PROVIDENCE UTflWIIAN down iii.- htirnt'r. Imaint' the savings in a %t'?r when OUt' i"Pln Ladies-) are en- til t than 22 Victicarnese cisilians and assault with intent to he Garden Center, 1 231 Who did you say was thins trout hogh hri to stmrnir w hi'tl'r cixiking with or tertarntng at a tea on Feb. 10, murder a Vi,tnamnt',t' child, •itctri&'iI -,%I i CARROLL RIGHTER'S gotn.' DEIJONA-The from 2 to 4 in the Hospital l.iitheran I 21111, DEAR GlHI.S - When your kitchen windows steam up it 1241 She was dark corn- Itur&.f Providence Women's Auditorium. L. Is a great Gme to clear, ih'm. Grab a wit clean dry cloth or plezicmed. Guild t ' ill hold a dessert Iona wadoi paper tossel; and wjpe them clean and dr). The tea is in honor of the HIBISCUS: Feb. A. 1:00 pm., without I49i I'll wait on you at the cheon oo Thursday at noon "new hnnds and old tutjyj5" having to use anlhing cise. I learned this during World from she Carroll flister InstitUte at Garden Center, White station, War II. - POU.'. followed by a short buslies,, their friends who may be in. Elephant Sale. Hostesses, Mrs l)E'1t 1'I 'l.LY - Mrs. JV.B. might I,">' nuig a noxtuit' o WEDNESDAY, ls)i I'll wait for at the station, r.reting terestesj In becoming a Pink Ito>' Davis, Mrs. W 0. "iet'gar and baking s,da. well stirred, to wipe discoloration iS9i There is rivalry among ItBRlJARYg,174 'f Mrs. Betty Duds of Oviedo, Lady, oil chrome. Rul,with adry cloth, Livingston and Mrs. John K the two, president of the Lutheran F'!.OWEftScjw me this and I hate' found it works just swell, - JE"SNV. Gradick. GENERAL TENDENCIES: 'Thaay's full muon finds you (CU) These Is rivalry between Wc'men's MIsilonary League of '\P.5i.l' sI'PJi P'tpili',:i'.e. -t"% fly FANNE'FTEEDWAy eager to get along better with other persons. You can help_ two. Orlando, will give an Illustrated Herald CorrrspomJ ae .4 — t b gain their wishes by giv1r them your support. W1N AT BRIDGE talk on work of the WMI. in However, after aiding them ovofd expect appreciation OF a Make a game out of spoting behalf of l.utheran Missionaries SAGON, South Vietnam APi - South Vietnam said t)EljONA...Th. Deltona battk ensues JACARANDA: Feb. 8, 7:30 slang, profanity or tnc9rrect throughout the worid. Standard bidders found clubs tcday it rejects China's claim to the Spratly islands in the Garden Club will hold a Fotrer p in., at Garden Center. Plant Enkllsh ARIES t Mar. 21 to Anr. 19i11 you do fat's for good friends, _______- —. South China Sea as "completely groundless." Foreign Ilosteasts for the day are Show on April 26 and 27, acgrooming. Speaker, Mrs. Frank Sew gain guodwill and deepen relationship. Take part in '4.j ' wound up in clubs Some Ministry spokesman Nguyen Rich Mac said South Viet. Ms. Clarence Wandrey, Mrs. cording to notice rcremve'j (tort, L Woodruff III. Iisses, greup affair. Don't be so timid. stopped at a part s'ore; .3 At our house, we'd pay the William Hlinn and Mrs. Jiscob Mrs. A!bert Croninger, genera! Mrs. C. A. Anderson and Mrs J nam 'does not seek any hcsttlitles against any country" 1. children a others bid to game. Barry penny TAURUS Apr. 20 to May , The planets are favorable flOW i( 107 if They ever Lindeck. chairman. W'. is determined to defend its territory. He was comCrane of Los Angeles, the andyo.Jthouldgoaftery-ourfor4j,'na C$vlcjnvolsementcan I H. Wells, CN.'ght Mrs. Crane or me Plans will be made for the numler cue man on the menting on China's s.csertioti that Peking would not tolThose wishing to participate be suceI. ow ma te true devotion. making such a error, church's 51h Annl'ersary'. Feb. and compete for an award In master- point list, reached six erate South Vietnamese occupation of some of the GEM Ill CNN)' 21 to June 2fl Forget regular routine and 10, oluhi plmiv,r,g with Dr. John 4 QJ to 1 G54 horticulture, may do so Sprotlys, an uninhabited liain of u.ral atoll.;. bracticiit into rum.re 1trjtlee and fasctn4tthg fields now. You Fisher of'Dailas. 13 '111 9 provided their sp&nwn must youngsters who were guilty of MAGNOLIA: Feb. 14, 9>0 The slam depended on have bern in their Possession by am at Garden Center flagrant mistakes in English, locating the queen of hearts. 4A MOON C111IJEN (June 22 to July 211 IhiMte those ckities ' , The Women's Auxiliary of Jan. 15, As you can see Barry, could (acing you in a most practical way vid nke plans, for the future j SOITH ID) Progi',1rn, "Artistic Designs." our children resisted the usual Seminole Memorial Hospital, 4 finesse for I! either way. Es' Inasimibrfashi.&wprisernewith agj, SAN JOSE, Costa Rica (All) - Daniel Oduber, a 52tendency to drop down to the The anaunl card party given Hostess. Mrs. J. C. l.avendar. pertsexpecttohandhea two' V AJ4 by the club on Jan. II, was a year-old lawyer married to a Canadian, appears to be on level of the majoray, LEO iJuly 22 to Aug. 21) LJsedplcimacy if you want an Waylnessecorrectly most of +764 associate to carry through wi th a plan you have in mind, Tone huge success according to his way to inauguratiomi as Costa Rica's new president the time and Harry is one of 4i 10652 report received from Mrs. down on th at Icinper of yours Be wte, May 8. With about a fourth of the ballots counted Monday 1iey' u.sJ to wince' even at the best in this department, 'If'ItI South sulrwrabk' Ewald Korth, president, More Hilly (irahamn's attempt to join night, he was leading eight other candidates and had 42 He could not be certain, VIRGO t Aug. 22 to Sept 221 A good day to get totthei' with MIMOSA: Feb. 14,9:45 a.m.. North East South but he did find out t,t the rank and file by his fadeout: per cent of the vote, an 11 per cent edge over the next man. persons you admire. You can gamble on something successfully than 200 persons attended at Garden Center, Program, 16 4 Results was long in hearts. Hence he "May the Lord bless you real now. Improve rota' surrcwsltngs A candidate needs 40 per cent to win without a runoff. Numerous prizes were awarded crafts hostess, Mrs C I Pass Pss a z was more likely to hold the g" t for winning tables and for door Walk,s. thiuber belongs to President Jose F'iguerrs' National SCORPIO i Oct. 23 to Nov. 2D Home is best pince to use your It P 44 DEI.TONA Eleven *itbles 'ass SC I qoeo. Harry messed sutProvided by merchants enes now. Make repurs to property and add to Its value. A liberation party. He supports private enterprise but said Paso $4 p Pass Pass were In play' at the t)eltona cessfully against 'urn and Remember, it is just as ';t m' i (rn'r,l has e i'n iol advot' of l)eltu,ui ,t,uI mneiittx'rs I t,itft' lit,' 1,,;n Pass in a rm'nt interview that he would like to rettul;ite foreign Wimari',', Club house in A terrarium. by Mrs. Cecil to lean good habits i that work duplicate brie, Jan, Investments along the lines of a Mexican law luniung the Dec. 21) You can be more efficient 5h.'wi'Iii P.srrae,un. Ass', in your behalf all -our life asto hlalbert: a hurricane lamp foreign share in new ventures to 49 per cent. at regular dutici nowNov. and22to derive mews- benefits. You can eaIy SAGITTARIUSI Wimers. nori1c'ti, were 1105K: Friday, Feb. 8, l0:0 qpcwmoospqa fly O;al4 & Jiimr5 Javohy Lä'$:J corn'inr-e others to your way of thinking. arrangement," createdaaI in , at ,tt'quirc t'ad ti.'bit.s that often Mrs George Merrill and Mrs. "(lrlell by Mrs. Albert Croninger; un c Cavalier he on. Motor Inn (or ruSt you a chance' at a good job. Albert ('a'igan, fir CA1'HIcDR 'Dot', 22 to Jan Th If you use more up-to4ate st ; Mrs. I' r u' r a in, The rea son '!'i' tems admittan ce to elite' clubs. etc, Pet bushel of fruit by Pell's Fruit terrariums. methods, you can ur'preve monetary affairs very easily now. er Rurkhaltci' and Mrs. .re too difficult for ordinary (. r. ('om'.sult l'jc:r,e e\ pe rts fr-f da:a ti need be'autiiffl cinwllias (;tr,' F :irr, seccid, Mrt l';it'rs Iles in the pt;tde'ni of -. me hId1I,'I MI A MI IAP A h'i-mio'ri t'.m.tdjtmi deic,atiun hu. %it',I)r1L:' I- - --- --k:,, '-""'I I,.,. ,,.. 1.-i-i,,.., ,. -,n,h ,'.s... i.,.,i. iii, IJ'MIMv( . 110w UUII '-.- 'IW nptu'ig , 1LxJ4u.4lwreu mt mioucfltn1raLeW wna boo wnenyojr Suit is West .rth La's South t;ugene Hackett and Mrs arrived in Cuba for talks on industrial development. it) Raise Your (it'd's School Garden Nursery of FJeLar4 and help your alkes w:th their affairs, s'ou can benefit 'reU ytr . clubs, O1coursc you can open tiiyinond Murphy third' and 4 ', Havana radio said today. ','iks, vnclt'tji- a long two dubs to .show a normal I'S a rose bush by the Deliary 1• Attend group mts tight. PaSS Mrs. Arthur Kolsan and Mr JJ e, The group arrived on is (light from Mexico and was 3 1 p Oft Club NUfI17, tamped,reurn en ,, PISCESIFeb. " to plus Edna il!ou.pieet with ily.Ictattji. received by Pelegrin Torras, vice minister of foreign efte has Awn tral cents. flsim, YOU can than prizes were donated ry dwosb In a nwint Etsi west winner, were Mrs YO,, So relations, and other Cuban officials, said the broadcast laadviaable when your h'L byM11 *k lPIaIptIabw.&a1.;. (luttitle of 3504' minimum type James Connell and Mrs .l *AK 7 6VAK1I•4g$14 monitored in Miami. It did not irlabitcate That nosiiroflt buokiet may ftls9iard Da vid. first Mrs.Odton* and several plants by Believe It or 1101, we 3 tip the scale in favor of his Don many Deltona Garden Cfrc watched a pair of esj*rs club th'" Wlial *1° you do ueen Opens Parliament bidders pak-i this hand out in wili v-azg to help yuar r,,"jy get ahead fast in the A-Bid (out duamouds, If youg' Mrs.Wiliwn Withers was uolltw graduati' Rutledge r. second' Mrs a duplicate game. Another p.rtuer is shoulug risk chairman of the lt'nchecin the fins-st education you can afford There Isis real hamaziitarian s-t Marguerite Evans and Mrs. pair did even worse, South yew don tw,.1t.bei..d,.,,( W:wNGTON, New Zealand tAPi Queen Elizabeth iAl iw In thLe chart, and me wbloDr,CriiIn Herman &hwartz third' end ,~ ~.' . Nortb opened "e he is Owelas Use dab s4v he II has opened the Parliament here and pledged New A special thank rare of The Sanford IfriaLl Mr mind Mr's "Th Sian impel, they do not vonxcI." What yo. rn'fet you I ex. L1. Eveniuilly w ill role (,re Millrr, - - vout' daet 0 111 continued support of a more effective United ealanll's et.s'losing tended Ply a long ift is largely- up 'e YOU the genera; c'b.-. stant,rd, at fnu hmis ard ulrnaoetl Natiom addres',.'l 'nseopr sat, sirs, DatTI,!I Pcrte, an I 2 Fot-t IbtU' for Phmv was 'lirec- ted by Mrs to afl MIh !° find a way to et set after The queen sal:i Monday the small Commonwealth rents lii COver typIng and offending and to all par. opened the Jung of diiHe cooIinu to fist dii'4t is wjw M4. kow e-tsi copy yw Richard Davit and Is open would remain active in trying to promote arms tation inor4g WttJt do von do now' Ucipotmg in rt.aklng tiLlS affir t('j prfsting casts when you wid the public P Foca,t ,ntord HeraM, P0 1k-a 621 iLillywood will lie Standard bidders all imitation internationally and closer association and ARi' T.,ssm'ew (41 O? of his hooklets. a most suicnuIW hene1t for =___i_ __j _. provided i r.ci led 'ooperation among A3IGfl'Pactfic nations. the Club. POLLY'S POINTER Scientists To - Time Turns To Music .- - years Colley Conviction Upheld ,- - __ Tries To End _ IOROSCOFE World News Briefs Saigon Rejects China Claim F Oduber Wins Costa Rica Bridge Canadians In Cuba I#J' :" ' -- ' ' - - ; . ' - . - - Price Controls ___________ ' - EX-AS1 RONAUT HONORED - - White House Reviewing Request For More Info ... .. C Pierces Red Forces ambodian Military PHNOM PENH, Cambodia continued their drive from I'rsk APp - Government troops Hoteang toward the west. have crossed the Pft'k Thnot The insurgents control Imiost Itiver, piercing the Khmer if the region between pruvin. Rouge mnsurgnts' offensive roil route 38 and the river, an line south of here. the Cain. area about l miles (rout the bodian command reported capital. The command reported today. fighting Monday night around Units of the 5131 Brigad S,'ik &umnpou, near the center of crossed the ru cm- sooth of Rein, the front. pang Tuol, at the western end of In Saigon, the South Vietnamthe' 11'mlle-long southern front, ese gove!'nnient said it rejects a communique said, (i.ina's claim to the Sprativ Government units anchoring Islands in the South China Sea the eastern end of the front as "completely groundless." ______ E ng I a nd Hunti* ' ' - ______ r lAv LEON JAWOIISKI . ,,Not satisfied q ,Z -' 1111 I 0 PRESIDENT NIXON ..'Already gave it' -- T chief city of the immdustri:tl Midlands, when it espltxletl early Monday. E1ght sers-icemnemu and ttewifeaml two children ofe,rw if themn were killed, and 14 person.s were woundecir Detectives said a 50-pound bomb had been placed in the rear luggage i'omnpartmt'nl of the' bus while it was parked in Manchester. It went off on the Iiighw near lls s I - ) // ________ WASHINGTON IAP -Once a firm advocate of the balanced budget, Richard M. Nixon has turned out to be the greatest deficit spender in the White Himse Ance Franklin D.RoosevcIt. His red-Ink record is a product of a fundamen tal change In his economic thinking and an economy tha' 1 much more complex, with the dollar worth much less, than a generation ago. Since Nixon took office in 1969, the government has ovrspent its revenues by So) 4 billion, The total red ink will reach about $68 billion when th e fiscal 1974 year ends June 30, according to federal budget officials, On lop of that, Nixon's proposed budget for fiscal 197'S calls tars $9.4 billion dcficit, which would push the total of his deficit spending to $71.4 billion by June 30. 1975. Lyndon B. Johnson ranks closest to Nixon for deficit spending In the ryea s since the heavy World War II wartime deficits. Johnson had federal budget deficits totaling a net $45.1 billion from 1904 to 1969. President John F. Kennedy' was in office twa fiscal 'ears, 1962 and l,Q63. and had deficits both times totalIng $11.8 billion , During his eight years in the White House, Dwight 0. Eisen. hower had etificits of 115.8 billion. Harry S. Truman overspent federal revenues by a net 11.5 billion, Ji'luison had the largest postwar deficit, $25.1 billion in fiscal lt& as he cried to finance the Vietnam war and Great Society. - - n LAJNI)ON Ar') - l'olu'e It was the' worst t,'rnirisl questioned sy nnpathizers of the lEmbing in Britain it, thn5 e-cn. Irish Republican Army in Man. fury. chester today in a massive The bas was loaded with seai'c'h for terrorists who bomb- servicemen arid their (,irnilit's ed a military bus and killed II returning to t'amnp in Yorkshire after a weekend in Manchester. British Coal Strike Due To Begin This Sunday — - .. Presiden t's Spe'nding Tops Deficit Planning I - ctivitie Administration ______ iiitpruvc [lit polio' mi '.i'' iii 'itrect mail udvc'rt:sng, buying newspaper ad','crti.sementa of its own to declare there's no such thing as junk mall." The messages, placed in more than 400 daily newspapers at a cost of $364,000, were designed "to improve the public's image of direct mail advertising, which is very profitable to us,- ;, Postal Service spoke:nnn said. - tillIn L'MtltoTS - - . - . Its *I - ' - : ,,.. - I repeating what their parents S F . i "Sn. his daddy :iimkes many kes In grammar, "And O(kii UStS 3ILInh as well as profanity. mUch as a parrot - .11 • - I Tie>' ')rigmatls learn to talk, 19 p i • ista abil especially i N is ,,, .'I- / iotested. "our family on both his daddy's and my side, had sery little schooling. WASI1!N(;'j'rJ lAP, Presicient Nixonquickened the Pace of preparations for an earlysumnrner summit meeting In Moscow in talks with visiting Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei A Gromyko. In a two-how White House meeting, Nixon and Gromyko discussed the planned trip Its well as IUUCS concerning the Middle East, Europe and the Strategic Arms limitation Talks, - ,,;3 'S. ? J 1-11 10 ' i 'Hut, Dr. Crane," tiis mother I 17 50 -;I 9, is an alert youngster, "So how can I ge Daddy to use better language? ____ 4) 42 46 i,,: WASHIN(flth'l (M' 7-he timate the rollback would lower energy conservation mIeasures, windfall profits from the recent price rollback issue is 1evel. the price of gasoline at the At the Ways and Means Can. boosts in crude oil prices. The aping into the newest con. pump by Ss cents. After the niittee, meantime, Shultz t ook a levy would phase out if price' - I'.' troversy as Congress tries to rollback to$5.25a barrel, prices strong stand against a rollback levels stabilize during the com C " agree on energy legislation, could be increased only as a In peesert rrudc oil prices de- ing years. . r While Senate-House con- result of higher costs and worj spite indications from else. They aLso proposed to deny ferees on the emergency energy not exceed a 17.09 ceiling per where in the administration U.S. oil producers the deprecia. bill were deciding in favor of barrel, that such a step may be under tion allowance on crude oil pro. rolling back the price of some The White house would have study. Shultz termed it "a very duced abroad and to slash the domestic crude oil, Secretary of 30 day's In which to ask Con. poor idea" that would dampen extent to which payment of the Treasury George P. Shultz gress to exempt certain rate- new investment, switch profits taxes to foreign countries may was telling the house Ways and gories of oil from the rollback front the United States to be used to offset U.S. taxes on . "S M eans Committee omitmittee Monday that and price ceiling provisions, if abroad, and would not - in the other foreign-generated in. . he's firmly against a rollback, it found that the lowered price long run - give consumers come. During the Ways and Means would reduce supply. The cheaper petroleum products, Simon also urged motorists to emergency' bill also would give ("ruonittee's hearing on oil tax Specifically, Shultz and Si. slay away (ruin the gasoline reform proposals, however, the President power to order mon urged enactment of a tern. pumps unless they need at least federal energy chief William K. gasoline rationing and other porary tax that would drain 13 worth of gasoline. Simon appeared to show at ________________________________________ 15010hui — __________________________________ least some flex inility' nit rollback points. But, talking later to reporters, Simon in. "isteI he's not clashing with -1 Shultz. .1 ;~_, '1 and Sitfl - ii, tip Ni ii'i'iit ratP'n's c'hit'f tax I iiii energy o(itcials, spent most if Monday explaining the details of the new proposals to the tax. _________ su riting house Committee. Menwhil, Senate-House t . ; u"nft'rees on the emergency u'r"rgy' Legislation approved a I , -to roll back the price 1 00 - -WASHINGTON iAI', - The Nixon adminutration is expectel of sonic domestic "rude oil to tell Congress that it is lifting wage and price controls as raply aides said it would apply to AMERICA'S FIRST man into space, Former ' aspossibIc,butcan'tdoitallbyApriI30,jrcesrepo roughly ) per cent of oil proIt also is likely to propose continuing controls for an in1biittastronaut John Glenn, displays the Franklin duced in the United States. Award for Distinguished Service presented him period In some problem areas. ,elly the health industry. and Sen. Henry M. Jackson, D. possibly also in the construction and food Industries, the sources in New York upon 269thanniversary of the birth Was),., author of the prcvision, WIlLIAM SIMON of Benjamin Franklin. - SOre fie'\j()lIil S,11l Il:jjIfltstr,ti,int 'ffit - i;a!s vs'Ilte present ie'islative authority for wage and price controls expires April 30 and all controls would autot'natically end on that date unless Congress extended the authority. Director' John T. Dunlop of the Cost of Living Council is scheduled to reveal the administration's position on the future of controls when he appears Wednesday before the Senate Banking Conunit(e'e's subcommittee on productivity and stabilization, Although President Nixon and top admtnistratior, economists are unanimously agreed that most wage and price controls should be lifted eventually, the administration's position on what will happen after April 30 has been a closely guarded secret. But Presithnt Nixon outlined administration policy In his State of the Union message, saying be will "pursue a policy of gradual, WA1tiM ION Al' .-. The se selective decontrol except in particularly troublesome areas," Nixon iku lared in ills State' of jerte-d. Warren saul, "I w will nut the burglary 'conspiracy--pc. Council sources say that, although the administration would White House is considering a the Union address Wednesday- Lit' able to answer that because rjury trial of his former top like to end most controls by April 30, it probably has decided request from the Watergate night that he already' had pro. it is under consideration." domestic adviser has been it prosecutor for materials de. v'Idctl Jaworski with "all the cannot for fear of what would happen to prices. Instead the adThe White House also dis- signed by a Los Angeles Judge. spite last week's statement by material 1w needs to conclude tributed a statement ministration may ask Congress for some control authority to by Nixon's President Nixon that he has his investigations and to pro- thief %S atcrgate lawyer, continue after April 30. James Superior Court Judge Gordon given prosecutors all the mate- teed to prosecute the guilty' and D. t. Clair, uhastizing JaThe food area is considered particularly canerous for 1974, Rin,.:cr, certifying in the subrial they' need. and the administration Is said lobe anxious to avoid any big new clear the Innocent." worskj and his staff for sup- poena docututents that Nixon Is "This matter will be dis. boom in prices that would cause new demands in Congress and When asked whether Nixon porting the veracity of presi. "a mnatertid and necessary wit. cussed in confidential con- stood by that statement. War. de'ntlal accuser John W. Dean ness," signed the papers frorri the pu iic for rr... U u ,tdrensise controls Moosersations and program, commu. rensald,"Iwould not detractor Ill. Jaworski has sa 'hat his day afternoon, six days after he nications" between the lfiqes Lake assay" rQIIi the Presi' prOsecutors have no evidence had agreed to the request by of the White House counsel and dent's statement. that Dean lied. John D. Ehrttchman's at. prosecutor Leon Jaworski. When reporters asked if Uut In laos Angeles, a subpoena torneys for Nixon's ap. Deputy Press Secretary Gerald mitt-ant J.tssorski's request for ordering N son's testimony at Iearance. I. Warren said Mondaymore material would Li,,' re '• - - — — I I mw this for a fact ca I have en her in action. She takes only small UIHIgS that will (it into her purse. I'm tie only one in the family who know 'tiout it. I really can't understand why Mon would steal She can afford to buy anything she want3. Besides stie picks up things she has no use for, like cheap smgl&,s, and orange lipsticks She to! a can of :at food, and we don't even have a cat' M .othe,' and I ale'n't ery clu, ) I can't talk lii her aboul It. She'd probably deny It anyway. It would kill ray father If he know. He is a highly rftPected elected government official. I am 15. plea;e don't use my name or town, but tell me what to do. - Nixon, Gromyko Consult ('ASEZ-544: Sammy I)., aged i)(Cth 31I — — — Briefs .- Ph. D.1M.D. Sammy's mother, like Abraham I.incoln's step. mother, may be responsible for hi reachln; the top '1 educa tion, culture and social acceptance. So follow the method Mrs. ('rant and I used iithour5ehHdren. Start early! 21 28 29 31 , o3te. God Bless. GEORGE W. CRANE. m Price Rollbacks Confront Congress News 1r' — P— ', I roesd1g. ihe_a!d Herald I I' 111W Parents ____ IO('rate 53 Errteung A FRIEND IN RALEIGH, N. C DEAR FRlFI): All religions endorse the concept _____ 'Pel forgiveness to ne ho Is stacere 1n contrition and rrpn. _______ __________ 19 peace of mind Thank you. - I' Shultz, Simon Disagree National lull, 11l L _____ _______ shelli frd s1e with people. _______ _______________________ Ii Aquatic mammal IS Mature S 594 W Cliø TnM4s. Y. 0s I, let. - =' I.WLJ II IU'tIiaihor 43 Ti#nie lSIIOlSefTi('l _____________________________ __ I3Ve'thei "r IS F'oot juinhi To 1-orgive Himself - 11- IiiLiI-11 __ " .',%,U," (&-.7 . - - -- J.1t1I!Lll r.LT!T - I - - -: p-. Tuesday. Feb. 3, 1974 I- & . 0 OIL .,-. .--- • Ik'It'nse Secretary lan Gil. muour told the llouse of Coin. inomis that army' security- was being stepped up because of the attack. But he warned that it was impossible to guarantee total protection. Ford Is Tops , Nixon As l'olict' raided lii,' hiuws 'ii 11)NIX)N i A Pt Britain ;ip. to p al once' more'.s itt' itt' l'.irtsI t,sl,1¼ headed for a mia ion leaders that a miuners' walk. situ, Ii IRA sy iiipathtze'rs dur. tiontal i'aal strike, probably' be- out will spell disaster for a ing the night, working untler the ;'cciintptinn th:i' Ili-.- Irish nr.eng or. Sur.day-, as thc prc:. Britain alreadystruggling tinub'at of the miners union re- der the energy crisis and gigan- cuerrilla army's Provisional I 'HINt 'ET s N i- Al'' Wing ss,is responsible for the l'"rty.six per cent of Americans t'ctesl a government plea for tie foreign trade deficits, limiitiin new talks. sws-t'yed would prefer to ha'.,' ('iinftder,t that there will be a .Ji't'phi (;t'r'mtk's . Prt'si(tt- nt of 'n - e' l'resideot Gt-rtihi It. Ford stnkt', G.trmks said, 'I can't -.: 'hit' pulice also renewed their finish the remainder tif tIme National Union of Mmany useful ur-pos4 in meet. of James Brow-n, President Nixon's second term. e'es"rht'rs, said he had ''no ing, W!tit,'lass and is.' ssi'uld tluestionin,t the' 27''car-old deputy com the latest Gallup Poll shows. doubt" that the long-feared not have any tune anyway." iauinder of the Provisionals in strike by 0.O00 miners will fl-,e survey, taken Jan. 18.24. Coal supplies 70 per cent 1 lie was arrested in s lake place. 46 per cent preferri preferring the nation's electricity and the lk'lfast Ford overr Nixon, 32 per CVfli Gormley addressed newsmen gnvermmmenl says event with Northern Ireland last week , after he turned down a last- mtonessentia industry 'in ml Nixon and 22 per cent The dead included l.ant'e Cpl. expressing mir.ute plea from Employment three-day workweek, the iwcr no prrfes'ene-e, Clifford Houghton. hi; wile anti Secretary- William Whitelass stations l'avt' storks enough to hit' latest findings folluwe-it their two suns. Houghton hail whit had asked for a nat'ettgtg last them only until the end of ;.illui, study released earli t been in the army for six years this between govcrt'.ment negotia- March. An even shorter work a! week that stpicd Nixons had four tours of italytoess mi union leaders. in public approval rating to be at week is expected if the mii'ners Northern Ireland i,' 27- ii man ,tn a 11.1 in u' Ii 'w i f 6 per ccent . tan lt'ade'rshi p of the gu 'ucit miners union was ntct'tiiig to The bus w,ts one of it number Earlier (i'n;iiley sail a strike lit the South, preference's decide whether to order tilt' was not inesitahle, mind that a IN, ermy has b--en running on w ere about equally divided. II> strike approved by the rners :n better Cash offer from the gov- we't'k,'nds because' of a 00%- Southern white, however,, in a referendum last week, t-rnnmt'nt lm,ight kc-cp the uiirwrs down by trainmen that has (Its- Nixon was favored by 48 per Whiletaw wanted the meeting on the juiti. rupted weekend train sen'ic.'. tent to Ford's fl per cern -- -- Most Liked - " ' i. ft ' , - r - - - c- - - - ri - - - ,,, --- - e el - ' ' C --' - - ' ' - - .' - - 11 - IDYLLIC SINO SETTING ii ; II 111% I ; in China °" While [lie People's Republic hardly of icrs most tourists Iuxijriot,tij hotel ac'commodat ions, the North Seas I' 'tI in the Iluanshan Mowltalns proves to be the ex ception where about 2(X) iiests are treated - rrv4ill'.'. Joo Feet above sea level I �28-The Sanford Herald Tuesday, Feb. 5. 1974 ft' ...I J -4 Golfing : - Va I A Round - __- .I By JRICHAIWS [ ,-.-7 - -I I By John Cherwa Herald Correspond ent I have been a regular spectator for the past few years and! strongly recommend to any of you who have never seen a golf tournament In person to get out and catch this one. The excitement is a million times more dramatic than that of a monotone announcer and aged veteran golfer doing analysis. If anything its a good chance to gt out and get a little sun, The prices are very reasonable in that you car. see Saturday and Sirndav action for five dcliars in advance, You can't beat it. Mayfair Opens Today •-e ifl tir' aro a I,: : thc ('1U L IJL .r' - .. ~Peiiikal"Y Wrdne3dav and Thursday Is the Mayfair Open. The Tourney is held most *naturaPy at the Mayfair Country Club in I,ake Mary. It would be well worth your time to cTitch a few hours of action at this Winter Tour event. One name that promises to briN solft excitement is that of Chris Blocker. If my memory serves me correctly Chris was on top going the final round of the Citrus a Few years back ieohs former pro PawnomJeonsabueected,opa,flpate The pro-am of the Mayfair ciasic is scheduled for today so still might have a chance to catch some great golf action before dark. I. . 01 31 "cirTS give the lop for some golf at Mayfair a atop in years past that was considered one of Florida's better golfing site. Reports of greens and fairways Ii perhaps their best shape In live 'ears have both visitors and residents alike smiling, A field of 237 tees off wednesday for the start of the open,15 of their numbers a ateurs. Top individual prize A long list oi former golfing stars, Doug Ford, Sr tJr, is also present). Tommy Bolt, Jay Herbert. Dow Finsterwaid, Mike retchick Frank Strar1ahan and Pete Cooper will pay, play. The Sanford stop comet just after the Ports St. Lucie PGA Seniors tourney, and many of the competitiors are prize money. Prize money for the pro-am of m - - Phooey!! i Vanderbiolt, e N U a rn - By IRE! °THFJ48F1(, Time , 1111.101 on lt 'P Sports Vinier 1 olr s Stilt when tht V,tn. If baseball is a game of in tlrbiit S'nlcr went to the foul ches, then basketball is cer. Iinew)theighlsecor4stogo,J f i ly a game of seconds, the Commodores hed &4.G3. For For (Itird-ranked Not.,, Dame Had he inisseti, there still and fifth-rated Vanderbilt there would been t ime for Al %te I thosinthligh Shirley Coflfler,,PfldW$fldaSte am taed with a 6.tn the B flight Pete blgwith a 285 and in the CfHØit Ekuit, Bodine tops the field with a 300. The low round of the week was taken by the sw,, Wanda Steinke in the ladies division taking home a 76 Steinke and Benny Birch blistered the course with a 66 on the rnens side., I Seminole Pro Ties Mark Seninole pro Mickey O' Brien had anotherthe one of e ex. eUe.d rotaids over at his bane links as he tied the course record of IC. He orlglnaUyaet the mitt. Starting on hole osinba two and confinuine for the next five holes he scorO birdies. He also took a onedrid0l,wore an the eighth h4e for a rec Ord 10. ronight a Seminole is a nieetwg of the Men's Association Tournament diviiç as they put their heads tngether scheduling tcneys for u -e&. On the 12th there will be a meeting of the members of the Men's A soclelkza at 7:tlO p.m. at Upcoming ownamentaat Mid F&Wa Tinclutie Ow =nddy Guys and Dolls tounwy on llrslonbtly Mid tjJ ggji of scores the state as two excellent teams, Lyman and IWUOS FlorIda *3 I}wircotrse. gratvl2ticns tsIyman orl recent win over defending di champion Lakvlew - - jg Sheooh Notes From Sbeoah pro Mickey llesstngnanc, is back from the PGA Merchandise thaw and reports that be has ordered some of the new lines to stock his pros1s9. Doliverles are expected in mu , April. One intertAing oredscvi Mickey make was that soon the new graphite shafts will be coming down In price so that the duffer on an average Income will be atle to afford win,!.I hope so. Fnsty frorti Rolling Hills In the Saturday fElled (our ball best ball totaiwnent In the 10 gross cateeorv Pete Pete L'.kI. flesh '' Oliver FrankEst and ROY - ege 'age Scores r C ll o I By THE ASSOCIATED 'va ii N Cc,I tat, Q-reI' t. T.'ç 51 IR4 19M W, DiAintif 60 -, - . .. . - - , ' . C.rtnis,ij Alfr~me..l CC (41 Catnegot 444!1o" , 11 1IÜC . - ,• fl . itif ... M.ts'l Tsp, (aaitav.00a '.MW . , .tAc4, rena) M 41 a,Atl try - '$3, Ptá.r V.r* $4 M.a.ti,t NnJc Carni I• Mw• 5,t,5p ,,, - - "eors. ILLSU 7 5,. i.eOro41 55 ' K I, *00% I go, *.W Mo ". oveffiftw _ •-- • VtflOot&PjDjwch4S . ,..,,.,...,... , ' v'..., 13 $1. P,k,,r,, r AT. CuiO'iO( , 41 . 11 ft W N #* h*k Kit M . , 4 - .., - - , . , ' - - '- . ' . ,, , . - fJill *4",.. r ,, - - * N ', e': a -. . ,, - . ' s, , . , ". " p . • Clash ..:' A .1 -. ' ......... . . . . . -) ( ' - ,. I . AW . _______ , . . - . i' 1 / ,4',T t' 1. fr - MR - - _- p' . . ,,• . ' '; ':- . - - !J __ ' I pinmwmjr, ........- IL ---- .4 'I' , ..' ,, •. ' - - c -. --iU?', -, ____ ' -. .- ' ,~L~& . 1 : A. - - - Olerald Photo by Val Spakovasky) .' . - . . Wier last year's mark &Ind the Grenadiers out of their zone thirdly is to do well in the up- 'ft'fw into a mar. to man. coming tournament. Whether Steinke uses this A Metro win is in the grasp of The first two goals' can strategy with his extra height the l.m'in Greyhound basket- become realitites with a win remains a question mark. ball squad when tonight they against Col'inial. As it stands Tip-off ture t t t 8 p.m. *try to avenge a 56-53 loss to the now the hounds are expected to preceedcd by the Jayvees at Colonial Grenadiers. take fifth seed in the tour- 6:30 The hounds have a nament which is to be held at Junior varsity Coach Tom psychological advantage Sanford Seminole. Lawrence also lost a heart. iu,Ilt-i:ig Coiuntai. in their Despite all the plus factors breaker to the baby Grenadier first match up the Grt'yhounrlc Steinke realizes they have to last time around. wep~ without the 'rssces of play 'good" basketball. They Expected to start for ttw*baby star center Hardy Wright. in have Zo keep turnoveru to a lIountf is Dan Thornhill, John Tuesday's battle he is expected Iiirnmum plus they must utilize George, Chuck Chipps, Clle to be at or near full strength, their height advantage. With Hudson and Phil Vance. Another plus ii' the Hounds butt, Randy and Heranard Jayvee games from here on turr,er is a borne court ad- Wright under the b&sket the to the concluslen ef the regular vantage. All three ganes the hluurls have a definite height season will start to see new (.re)tiounds have won have advantage. faces. Must freshman been at home. In addition to the Wright programs are winding down to Colonial 1103 won two Metro brothers Steinke will be their final game and this will games tn the year while the starting Al Cleveland, lee Cole give the players a chance Hounds are winless in the loop. ar4 Greg Rawlins of being elevate-fl. Likewise Winningthe r t conference nee Iii11 e previous I game AndY ja'vee player will be moved game has sparked added In- thdus the the big gun up to bolster the varsity squads centive into the varsity cagers. totaling 27 points. In that game to make a stronger Learn According to head Coach the Greyhounds forced Colonial for the all important tour. Hick Steirike the (.reytiounds to ,lay the Hounds st>le if namnent hose three goals iwy would like play. After tonght's i'amfle.s the IL, £wroniplish by the end of the In the second period the Greyhounds go on the road )tar. One is to win their first It .inds went Into an offense Friday night to (ace Bishop Metro, the second Is to equal or that "frnze" the ball to bring Moore in the "Golden Dome." s' "I -.' ., rP lJ - '' '-------'' TURNABOUT IS FAIR MAY ...As Greyhound gains leverage for reversal Undefea t, Untied Season Hound Ma m ocou qua j ' • ' ' ., - ! the first two periods. t.ut'tii1 tu ill) Lt.- Hound. tad SUf)crzor r't a&h us . 11 ecoiids strength in the lightweight the Tigris continued to gain nwtchcs hut faltertfl in the grouj when Danny Jotin.c tk a ll decision frosmi .Ji:n Slonter.Behi19wIjI, half 'I Iniflhll, • iiL,.L .1 w6O(K35flfl wasuJatjtftwuthr T'n Ii" .ionn tfl*nhlcured a takedown then lost his first elgists that polled the GreImonnds to victory in their ,muitcl of the year $4 (si Joe Mowed by two predicament Dttoii. The neiit I4ciud pO,nts for the win. ttióest nialch of •• Greg Martin was (iuyConipbeflpelkadan Uf$ei • 4rn'snd', aas and Pat pinned in 3:58 oral the mateti for the (ire)bounds with a 64 Howlet t each started the was iscil. isbn from Danny Dean. csenmn off with a pin. Paras It was in the last ti . (ompeil went Into Lhe final took hum 5:56 over Pal Keenar tests That the Hourats s.urgi-d period down 2-0, lIe then scored and Ibis kit to .4., his in 'I Si . .till) kIn "1 ii n picking , ( ("( IIJX 10(1 t'a.k the Iettl frrnn L'uIMUQI pu iii 23 Prl,i Stroup to s'. with a lke4w with 41 Gary Miller fotiu'sr.d with a 6. seconds and Keith WV1rns in WCOIMI* left CampblI . -- ' '••'•i• -"'-' •5,•,f r'?"." "I :g ";'P' thil 2;,,T/ lov!ng Lymn the ' Y la dwarded a near fall 81 (tie . • a,.. • ': • " 1. - • LYMAN ON TOP -1141-:;UndGrappers Ifinish perlm .. , ' - AAI..2II.I. KNIGhTS SlIDES 29 BIG l)lPZS Knights Shoes agsitn won their third straight game in a row. It was a super-charged game with both teams fighting for , victory. Big Dip had twice as ninny scorers, but the Knights had an effective method of tossing the ball to two of their high scorers. f)s'tna Flainm and Melody 1...)•..... 'i',. L' ..O., ..... 11 IHV( I5)IIL)çUI 1) •.. it ) a strong start. Icading in tx)th 1 fourth guarter Big Dip scored 8 to the Knights 5, but it wasn't enough to bypass the strong teiti. It was a close game, but Big Dip's slow start prever,ted Ihemii from gaining a possible victqrv. Scorers for Knights Shoes were lkana Flornm, i4; Melody Grahamn, 14, and Debbie Manter, 1, W1LSON%1A1E1t31 . ' ' Selections Selections TONIGHT'S H SELVCT,ONS TONIGHT'S SELECTIONS FIRST Eaov Lrre (2, Rnt FIRST - April SPOwtt (3), TodO Sc nQoe (7 1, ibàrra Jaw, (I) (4). Ann Podir (II. SECOND - Ibar Ria (7). EON_ 1 C1 O5ii 1 sess 1 Af*o Zarrt U) - - TrOubItS I 3' THIRD .. '.o'o Jack • - aun .11 •' '-. ' • ' 11.11 IH,'AJIT iv Wilson Maier's strong team Aon?eqi* EVflt (1). (7). H cactus (4). ..,zi ICf F IFTH McnhaguD,nj I?). T•)k Makif I 5). Pan Val (Ii. SIXTH CIIflC (I). Summer SQC (1), (rn lS5iyC Slyli (2). SrnIn Li: (7), M4f5?aII Malt Ii). EIGHTH - 01. I' BOY (3). S*i'$ DI ? 14). Ngt . . • . .. . TENTH I ' 'ri t'y Camrca ii t Ole Rø,, ii - I' ) . Apr,i17 13, Arha (3) FOURTH - Ibarra Toni i. Anrj Mugufrji (4). Eqvla Larrea ui. SIXTH - e.,o ,o. ill. S.. I are* (51 Ibg?rl Oatr3 (Si, SEVENTH - 5a () Ar a n* 'Ii Angel Cars', (3;. -. :s' R a mon (3, Ju70 6rrntn *'.io EIGHTH NITI) - QØntQ (I. AIIun,a Ill Ramon (ii. TENTH Eua I, -' . Cr-%% Tom Tears (4). Cindy Tram ' V. TWELFTH - CPsuckIe Savo (11 , &Avgvorz& i -- __ ,- ..'- ." / 1~1 - - ,,' . _________ '" - , - - .• - --": .:) - • - . - •, - - - ' . '.' :. ' " " , ' -' - - • • • ' ' - •- - .4 .,. . . • . . • - •,, ' - - . . ' . •':, mayo Is) HUMOR Is TOUCHViG '' ,.';.;. . - '. - - -- ' ' '- _______ __ - • EAST LANSING, Mich. (AP) Michigan State football roach Denny Stolz appears to '°"e picked u some of th e sense of humor for which his predecessor, Duff) Daudhert), w as noted. After his Spartans biwed 35 to 0 to Ohio State, was asked if the Buclees had any weakness. - "Possibly in parking team bus," replied Stnlz the iPd A TIt'LiT Cflf%'v' " " ' I'.7I-i i I COCOA BEACH. premier rated %vrestling leam in this area. finds out lnvnff P JAUKSoNVllJJ, Fla. (Al') ."nville Bulks; 5, Palatka I)i_strict sites chosen by th.,'South: 6, 1 'entral h"lurnta Junior Florida High School Athletic t'iil,ege i (kilo Forest host ; 7 Association for this year's high Kus.stnniiice; 8, Lake Brantley; school basketball totjrnamiwnt ti. Barlow 10. Tampa Catholic: have been announced, II, Riverview East Bay; 12, They Include: Edison Junior College t Fort t't.s.s AAAI% \1'.ers hoti: 13. Okeechobee. I'ensacula Washingtuns, 2, II, V,et l'ali,s Beach North Fort Walton Beach Choi.tass' Shore; 15, Plantation- 16, Dpi. hatchet': 3, .l.,uksunville Jack. I ,o t ka Pact' son: 4,Jacksonvlk hngiewood; Ut.AS'i AA S. Sanford; 6,1tollins College Colonial list; , Ve'o Beach; S. I. Baker: 2, Bonifay; 3, Port Palm Beach Junior College St. Joe; 4. Tallahassee Florida (l'kewood Leonard husH; 9. High; 5, Keystone Ilcights; 6, Plant ('By: 10, Tampa Leto; it. Baldwin, 7, Gainesville hlugh Bradenton Manatee; 12, 51. Pc- 'Newberry host i, Li, hiurinell; 9, tcrsburg Northeast; 13, Fort Lake Weir: 10, Mount l)nra: 11 Lauth'rdali' Striarsahan: II, (lerinont: I?. Clearwater Cen. Nu:lh Miami Beach, I5 Minim tral (';stbohc; 13. I Ik e Placid h'cks;'m.: 16, Miami Dade-South it. Lit Belle' is, st Uls'uul 16. ..ut,ior lollege ISouth Miami Fort Laudt'rtloie t'mecrest bast I. ('lASS A ('lASS AAA I, Milton; 2, Crestview; 3, 1, Milton Chumuckl;,. 2, lx'. '!allahassee IOi'hamds; 4, J;it4'. )"unlak Ssrigs 1 Pastori hscl 3, Malone: 4. Wewatutchka; 5, Itristul I .ik'rts 6, 1allahasst'i' FAMU High; 7, Greenville: 8, Jacksonville University rtian; 9, Hastings; 10, Rronson; Il, Mary Help of Christians ITampa Berkeley Piep hosti; 12. Lisk' tlmhl,,nd: I). Moc.rt' ll.ist'n; 14, Ikenficld Beach h'alm,i Beach I Palmmi Cove host 1. IS, Miami ('uluinhus 01larili ('hrttian host ; 16, Coral Gab' It's lk'erb )rne 1T1' STEEL aELTED OMET N £ DOME ST IC • High speed Balance I Nag Spin *a)a,. • e,ab. SC5VI( r'. 'not ( • n. ii AIutnm,-nt ',i(_ ( u, T, ,, % ________ RE MATCH UNDEFEATED JOHN PEN N EY VS TEDDY MURRAY SEMI.- FINAL UNDEFEATED GLENN MORGAN VS SLICK MITCHELL ALSO APPEMIIIG: VICTOR PEREZ, HECTOR CI*IDE.M MOSS ADVANCE TICKETS AVAILAILE AT STMIfl DOWNTOWN ORLANDO it GENENAI. ADMISSION $3.00 RESERVATION - $5.00 RINGSIDE - 66,00 _____________ f:v ELIVEHTH Alt. Mu,.tá 7i. ,ryn,n Mwua Dor (I), Ecu,. (Ii. TWELFTH - AI?VnLa (3), ArVJ Pi'v (35. Mugurcra A*y Mu AI!... vvin sat out the beginning of the fourth quarter. The Pillow team'ss spirits lifted and in a Few niirwtt's had swished the ball in three times. Karen l.uuwsma made I points and Dawn lk'rguson two in the final quarter. Wilson Miner's Warn, startled by this strong show of determination :.fl the part oF Ralph Pillow, immediately sent Mary McGovern back into me game. Tbe PdIUTAr team evidently Jai Ajri . • , - v" %AI:L... , . ' Crk'r . iPu.. 14 Ti.t rviiurit, vviruri ,viu,&u - - " - .-.=. ' --________ j' .:..L.i five, ;ind Eddw Warrvi 1"ii G lenn Swift had two cad'. - O - Iludspeth LONGWOOD._"Wp're nisj- steve Litng then suffered thc IWe CO!Ofl3b pitted the her one," shouted unlimited first fa.mmt.in loss of 11w rI'mn(: first varsity pm of the night in '' .i i -1 'k'tisjon to Culomneb was a dominating lie Pinnied 'h? Short'r. Dave IaSure factor from the gj having a • --. ''- *11 .-io ieengv for me Hounds ""a mlsantage before the pin win over highly rated Cocoa at 128 with a 7.2 tally over Dave Colsaub scored five in each of - L'oug Wicernan had 12 points points fur Florida State, Tim Stephens si each, Hill Crown ,, the s&'cinti I T innt'r, United Ityan and Nike Gaudreau eight quart er Atlantic outscorini, States bank won thu I.rst half. cacii. Wayne Par er four. Andy - ,. ', Sanford Atlantic to determine for First Federal, Itichard Johnson. Sarniny (iriffith, and f Herald Correspondent - a play-off with Dckle's Gulf and GIIFG0IIV LUMBEII 35 :M I By JOHN CHF-RWA - SANFORD ATLANTIC 50 ford 1 - Slots (.rq,or) Lumber by 19 points Bank, Dennis Germain 12, each. JETS (S assured them of the win. This was an even ball game Jason lingle had 14 points for Itocky Jernigan had 22 points George Porzig 11. and Iiiii exCePt for th,- second qurtet WTHR, Mike Schirard six, The Colts went into the last wh,pn the Eagles %ere out. for Sanford Atlantic. Paul Tewilleker two. I,croy Ke,ly had 14 poinLs for Frank Gowe four and Allen quarter trailing by four points. .scored cNulty eight. ,ar in Roberts, by 12 points. James h Electric, Stes-eWhitt Sutton two. James Edmonds had 11 points little had 23 points for the an d five, and Mike Link two, DEKLE'S GULF 50 in the fourth quarter to help the Linac, Doaree Hayes 14, Chuck Russell Crumley four, Todd FiR 16 Colts with a big 23 poiatz , for the McMullan Burkhead and Mark litiaman )2, Clarke Gallagher FULS"T FFIIF.IIAI,39 This was not one of Flori, la quarter. James Edrnonds Kid four, .Ind Roby Saviyers two. two each. WT1tII 26 States Letter games as the full 13 points In the game, Kenny Ronald Mossor . or Mike tinier had 14 points for court press of Dekle's Gulf keep Williams 12, Ronnie Ryan ten. the Fagles, Rive Jones 12, Tim Gregory Lumber with 19 points, This was Whit highest one them off balance all game, Danny Smith seven, Billy Mcintyrelu, and Mark Wilcher Tico 10 Wayne Kell' I' ,ame point total for the year, Ned Stevens had 23 points for Griffith four, and Danny Mann two. and P1 ea Roberts t wo. were outscored by 12 Dekle's Gulf, Kenneth Perry 14, two, 'The Vikings forfeited their 15851 points in the second quarter [lobby Meyer eight, Joe Lab. Mark Renaud had 20 points game to the Ranu when some SANF'ORDI'.LECI'nl( 21 whIch was the difference in the man six, arid Chip Roll two. for the Jets, Cauthen Clifford, of their players showed up to United States Ra'l' goes into :,;iI7i" Pat S('hirarii was held to 10 Chip Wilkins, and Issac . -fate for the game. ---------______ Ly an Cagers Eye F*rst Metro in VIA, I _;_ - A 'KI-1- Bankers Earn Playoff - - ______________________________- Ike fq'd- %* 'w'-Y # ;,!O' .'.1,11 I ~1 'l'ampa hlerki'h'v Prep ,'tl IIF(IaV, . - - " - - _ - ______ ----' -.. sports part icipants after fie In ' issed a shot in the 1ifiddies' I I -1 romp of - 4) ''.' .• ,..'..4A ,, AGONY OF MISSED SHOT SAN'ORD NAVAL Academy soccer player' reflects the agony of all _________ ________ ' - - i :J si, 4. $`~,A i; ~ , 41 _________ . r1or -- I _____________________ 44 ' n-# 4 - -, '1' ,, .- -.- •. I declukoi to put . , - and to conclude a perfect IM Dallen, I . - , . - . , - i leery ii is .,'trtn .:, .... ' . . lallt..... . - . - ' . - - - tl4.tt. Roberts outlasted Bowling 1P South Carolu Mark Grel. Grftft ncr held !arr) Iogk, the 1 By JOHN CHERW.t lion's leading sccrer, to 16' In the 135 division Jim almost constantly. lieu then casson bul never was able to sch Howard %18 ItersId Cor Howarth and lUck Winn POIJU N outh Carolina wiipbattled won the third period 7.3 to give convert. This was ii key match to a 4-4 deadlock Howarth hir the superior mark. "Michigan State will surprise as far as both teams were " 1it;wootj_."0 f U. dream scored In the first perh4 with a ick .XJLC it-u 0 bal a Few people before this seaOscar Peeples made it three concerned. anced at. the impossible dream, to fi'iit takedown. The second period wins in a row for the Cape Coast itm's over," said Notre Dame - (ai.i Wiucn carried Kansas to th unbeatable foe,.," so go the was scoreless but Winn took the school with an 8.1 decision aver Glen. Hi Uigger Phelps after the Sparll wrapped up the over Colorado, its words toapopu1aflg that fj ' %i. Mint a 'oss in the Big lead n the third with a Doug Wilkiton, tans had surprised his Irish. Peeples win the Witha pin over Ron Chabot. Lyman wrestling team to takedown and pedicament, assumed the roll of the Chabot lasted 2:53 The Spartans mwho had upeet F i ght. with the the word as they schieved "the Howrirth tied the score with :33 aggressor wita a takedovm and talented senior before Hill Big Ten leader Purds 7674 The Jay hawks had live men Impsibk dream by finishlag seconds left with a reversaL Saturday, overcame a 7667 in one penalty point In the opening moved his foe Into a pinning double fiklrej, topped by undefeated and untied and Cocoa chard the team gap to frame. deficit to surge to an 8915 ad- Sttle with g, The second period was postlim The score was 28.18 "beattheunbeatablefoe"ln the 15'll vantage with 2': minutes left when Jim fleatonscoreda ad Peeples with an escape and assuring Lyman of the win. (;r' McUougald and Editie form if ( ' toa, ! top rated 2:2.3 pin over Lyman's Jini two takedowns as comparel to Monday night. WooiL helped Oral itotert, pull team Ia the district taking a , F.rinker. Deatcn had control of an escape for Wilkinson. There away from a rugged Bowling well deserved 28-24 victory, Cn the unlimited cia.s Steve the match from the start, was no move scoring giving the Washington used his massl A pairand of (jar Brokaw ire! Green cltibin the fp, minutes, The Hounds to the Florida John -,e IIZIiiIk Jeff Hess narrowed the match to Peeple. Maryland-Eastern Shore up- wrestling world they are lot Howid lead eve. the build and power to take a 3:19 basket evened matters with -ifartber to 8-l5 Bob Brucato put 1:12 tel nn the clock, ped its longest winning streak more than a team from "cow with pin from MikeWhitt. The match a superior 13.3 decision. Greyhounds back out in front by was academic and the among major contge teams to country" beating what was Hess taWed six A minute and '° in the rt four points with a 13.2 &cislon Greytsoundi finished the Michigan State Still had 20 with the victor), over How- formerly the top squad in the period and two in the second from Jim Saunders, Brisucato regular season undefeated district. Key wins in the early although he held an advantage the ball and with nine seconds ardl. and was near a pin on several oc. untied Clsewherp in the college weight claa and a superior left. Terry Fowler a ranks, William "GO-Go" Got. declslonbyBobj jumper from the top of the key a don and Walter Mc(ar) coin pin b (.'enn 11111 were what bin whichfeljshort 4ti t. taneii for 45 points in leading 'v 5.Or) ' Noire )arIe Caine nIa,n to tinivcrsitj of Aniumdc I'aya.s suffered his the other end and freshman [sill Chatanryga, No. 1 ranked snail tirst loss of the year at the Paterno made good en L 1°-foot college team, to a 96-94 victory hands of Jim Ilaines. jumper with two securxL. left, over Middle 'T .tinessee State;P1iYi 'Ind Haines battled for allowing UClA to remain the Joint's "Fly" Williams dropped tile first Four only team to itet tie, better of in 24 points to lead Austin Pray l'ayas having n'Jnutea with . a slight 5-4 ad the Irish this season. Noire State to an 87.00 victory over vantage. At 1:05 Haines senrej * Dame has won 16 times, in. Murray Stat-, 'ndl)av? Dc'els' an-i escape dndfcl!owed with a ekding an earLier 71.70 tictia'y . I-(oofer 'mt Z:2 left .th'-i. , - lifted Cci;- lakouwn, tenary toil 6,.C5 si'tery over Doug r' S a' I / ,l -3 when they first entertained the backboards. Very physical, at scoring leaders, Leon Cobb and match Oviedo could have lions back in the early part of 6'4", he proved to be adept at Clennie Falteraon, Oviedo can problems trapping him. The January, Lead by the play of del?nse, as his block of a not afford to get into a whistle flashy guard, has excellent Al! the chips will Is, Dan hicks and Ronnie Bridges, Canton Brundige's jump shot blowing contest with anyone. hands and blazing footspeed. table tonight when the Apopkii Apopka has come on to be one of was one of the key turning Offensively, the lions are a Once he is able to penetrate the Blue Darters invade the Oviedo the better teams in Central points Late in the game. different team, because of their Lions defense, Oviedo could be High School gym to meet the Florida. Only a last second Since this encounter, Oviedo other new-found weapon, the in trouble as the Blue Darters Lions in crucial cage contest. score by New Smyrna Beach has changed It's style of play fast break. will have the equivaliancy of a Both teams are the run-away has marred otherise perfect from one of a patient of fen.cc Gathering the ball In off of the five on three. leaders of the Orange [;,-It record, m over n month of cage and dcfenie to racehourse backbourd, both Cobb and Inside Hightower, aong with Conference, and will enter the action, basketball. Instead of waiting Patterson have become masters hicks, could control the of. game with outstanding records, But. It has been the sudden for the opposition to come to of the outlet pass, something fenslve boards taking away the Apopka 157-1, and (Jvirjois&.2 emergence of center John them, the lions take the game that is a must if you are going to outlet pass for the Lions fast They also have fared well in liightower, that has been the to their opponents with a be a running break. ballclub. non-conference games and single most important reason presing zone trap. Fred Moore, another new Hut.Oviedo has come a long bring overall marks of 12-4 for for the turnaround of the Blue Spearheaded by Hobble face that Apopka did not way since their loss to Big Blue. Oviedo, while Apopka 'o Darters. Hightower, recently McCall. Oviedo tries to force rnuchoF last tirne out, has given and are twice the tram they at 14.G. voted the "Ottstanding Player the ball handier toward the the club a big UI with his were the First time around. This will be the second in Central Florida," hit his sidelines, where he is t;aped, outtlde shooting and his ability Patterson has been outstanding meeting of the season for the stride in 'tie first Apopka. unable to move or pass to a to lead the keak.1r'gettjerwi th from the low post, and Carlton talented quintets, as Apopka Oviedo game as he led his teammate. McCall and Eddie Browdy, the Brundige had come along to be came out on top the first time team in scoring with 20. This type of play has brought Blue Darters will be looking at a valuable aid to Co-coaches, around, 53-17. SIOC thrit orr' ltr, h:.', an outstanding Will the Lions points, v, tU smt'thin, tt W.ljl,, ;rd M!?!er, didn't s Isii teams luse iiiiproveti t,in*jk, figured largely in the interceptions and breakaway before, a running Oviedo team. If Ap.pka can win, t hey are greatly as each has only Blue Meris victory as he con. lay-ups. But, along with the The keys to this game would assured of an outright OBC dropped one decision i, tributul 11 assists and 12 points new dcund scoring punch have appear L &enter arow'd Ronnie crown while a Lion victory will interim. Iliuks, along will Ilightower, come fouls. Not very deep, Bridges osnd John Hightower. deadlock the issue with both The league leaders got off III;, was able to hold his own against especially on the front line If Bridges can handle the ball fives having one game left in slnwstart,andonlystsJat 5 OvWdo in t he battle for the which is anchored by their two like he did in their previous loop pl0,. Early morning temperatures grappler (Purrshan5 Sul i, is n •,_ dipped into the "Chilly" ategory prior to the shotgun : jib 18. , fly lEE GEIGER herald Corrt'spondegu . I, ' .,. -- - OBC I 3 -, *1iii ' F . - . Crown On Line Tonight . . ; In S q ueakers Valley Forge tops this week's kw,bl news with ft final round of the I,&diC3' Club Championship coming : .; - - Among area pros considered to have a solid shot at taking home a nice payday for their efforts are Al Kelley, Joe Lopez and Chris Blocker, as well as host pro Bob Bratzler. IM1111111 ' , - -' . . Lee Wilka, George Billings, and Billy Caps also read on the touring starting cards. , € l:f .,I On - .t of rides that isn t u..,td in the \1i (4Iirec CitrtsOpen is b.i: tloik1tid,j h i, tie dropped in both shouts Ill) favorite "Rogers' Rules of Tournament Play." Rule four es Michigan State and eighth. and Vanderbilt hat! its 17th ic ranked Alabama would be hap- tory in 18 outings. A ball striking a tree while in flight shall be deemed not to ps with a recount have struck a trft uriless the player making the stroke declares Wehaetakrna giant step that it was deliberately aimed for. In this case, play ithall cease 11w Fighting Irish, once (a- toward the tiUe,"sajd Coach momentarily while his partners congratulate him on his UIOUS giant killers, nearly had Roy Skinner, whose club boast. marksmanship. their C%'T faith that It was beanstalk chopped editsSoutWrnrecordtogi in no sense his intention to stril.e the tree, then it Is obviously a down by Mlchigr.n State but hilt Alabama's dropped Its piece of bad luck that has no place in a scientific game. No seocI the winning basket with mark.s to 8.2 in the conference penalty shaUaccrue g3) two sends left for who is therefore permitted a9l.v,c. l-3ot,r.all tory. ,uld have trave!ed and to play the 1*11 frOIII u Duke a Former Atlantic Vanderbilt needed two free rtC;,%.f Con I went back to have a second look at the "new"front nine at thio,t's with eight seconds re Land 0 lakes and much to y dismay i , victory ference From triumph matning to give the Corn. on* -s more sand out their than! thought.It should be noted this sand is No 1000 after (akin a North modores a 67.65 triumph over From current ACC power not the kind that Is called ground izndui repair. AIdb3flI& Last time I played the course I didn't land in a trap but this Carolina State. time I foimd almost all of them, Strangely enough playing partIn other college basketball David Thompson poured in 23 games involving20 tea James Brown was rarely ma trap and when in one, did 10 second-ranked Nocti Carolina and had 13 rebounds for with!ia few feet of the hole. liuess there Is just happy plenty of State Cfl Over Duke 92.i; 13th-the 0 ar.zd UU44i .4LUUZ1 rotisC h"I " fre- 74"14 Tommy -.vww it shareg up real wen fiver Canisitts "G-58: l7th- BUrIeSM With 19 Points PIUS IS and shcKdd be an smet to Seminole Coliffly. stat i -- a r Roger's Rules I OCIIJY The Florida Winter Tour is a seasoiing and testing glom for upcoming golfers and a r&.azing way (ovoid vets to take advantage of Swtthlne Winter and good golf. Also entered In the event Is Bob Bruno, winner of last week's local tournament, as well as Bobby Nichols, who ranked high among touring pros In the hey day of Arnold Palmer. - profcsional$lQt)and$l5()to A swam of activity once agI1fl returned to Sanforfi's Mayfair Cowitry Club as 140 professionals and amateur began teeing oft in the Pro-Am section of the Mayfair Open which will run through Th sday on the Florida PGA Winter Tour stop, chasing ;ii,000 in Al Feb . winning team, Excitement is starting to build around the Central Florida area due to this year's Florida Citrus Open. It will be held February 28, and March 1.3. The site is .'is usual Rio Pinar Country Club. Of 11,200 will Herald Sports Editor Fives Apopka, Oviedo m u , i uir uuii 1~ Tuesday, The Sanford Hera la Tour, Local Pros Top Card CALL 277 81:100 ________________ ORLANDO SPORTS STADIUM �- . :. - - - 48—The Santord Herald i.i:-ii. ______________________________ _______ ____ Tuesday, Feb: 5, 1974 ---------------_ JHC. Legal NotIce Classified Ads Don't Cost, They Pay! TuesdaV, FICT1YIIJ$N$ IcTITII$AMI The Sanford Herad Fob. 5, NOfte It IeteØy O1v.i m NOT ICE 1$ herebY Qivin mat we NOTICI UNDIN 'ICTITtOU$ a,, Mi at so Jot, are engsQsd Itt bulnns at State NAME STATUTE AOid a)s ci ticflate 1, A$timo&, Cl,. Aflasn5 Springi, SemInole TO WHOM IT MAV CONCERN County, FIord tawer me Springi, SVmlnole Covnty, F;ofLli Notice is t*,. __________________________________________________________ Longer I. mt ' as 01 ACTION SCREENS. Vfldir$irjn undec the fICtItIOUS non, ol "Fi.ctiI,otjt Pme Stofuti" Cnapser BURGESS 0. JOHNSON AND ____________________ WIth tPt$ Clerk CI tha Circwt Court, NSO9. Florida Stofu*, will register JANIC* H JOHNSON, .à b a 1 Cardsof Thanks 24 Business Opportunities i 3) Help Waited Seminole County, FIoqi& 1n cc Apartments Rent — _____________ ththeCIejofthIrcuj,Cotj,,jn CHATEAU LeMANS APART. THE by Art Sessions cordarc, with the pr0viS,on ot me and for Seminole County. Florida. MENTS, and that wi intet to 31 '41 Apartments Rent Ftarnished . Stamps.Coins I wOuld p;, to thank all iTly triendt Esening paper rout9, Sanford area, HoususforSal. Eaperienced body & palntr 30 Sate FiCIIIIO& Nan Statijt rtgisIeruIanjmewm IPieCIerkol TeW,I: t0fl rtcpt andre.ativestcr'r,irprayy$and high Incense for 3 tsr. work per Furnished AIpIY Braas Aisle Sales. Tg Wi and seti gold or pityor cores. 51Ct1541U309 Florida 5tatuf tic tIic:rr'h' CavIl, Semnole County, ') p publication of %, ITHP' notice, titi arts of kindness wtiil m dOs'. Phone eves. 337-MN i room (urn. capIei. 24th ________________________________ St. Firs? " Oei.o Drive. Sr TtflyM. Dvls — NEEDROOM' _________ cost acf us first. We aita (ivy buS & Al FIoritta in attordance with til. t(tk,ut Mm,, tewi: t$,eughter was in Ih Piplli. — _____________________ WELAKAAPARTMENTS andiastmo,ptuss300amage.nd 1100 wd fake over payments. 377 ')U'U. silver coins. SEMINOLE COIN Glyid C 0a,i Larg- 7 Story home with ertra lot ERECTING COMPANY under provIsionS of IPIC Picitloist Name 111W _________ THE RIVERSFAMILY Itt St ufilily deposit One child. rio pete *06 CENTER. 109. * Itt 323 1331 PVbIith Fet 5, , It. e. te 29 Rooms for Rent fireplace Statutes. To WI?. Secliun $6509 in w,iicti I am I ICed _______________________________ * CAB DRIVERS living noons, formal Call 373 SoIl alter 5. HIP _______________ ______________ itning, biutiful modern kitchen, East Cpiurth Avent, in IPti City FI04'ida Statutet r--u.ç'I-Full or part time. Apply In to -1961 VW S.quareeack, 5tit4 32 , 1 Sanford 1. 4 i— ' bedrooms, - Cl Lnnqwood, Florida Court Motel Houses Rent FICTITIOUS NAME 7 baths, central heat ______ SANFORD, 7 bedroom tur1 701 S. Pack Ave. Sanford Vii ow -- H1*t FCETWER /S Campers new tires, extra clean. SlitS Call arid air, Very good COnd.tion NOTICE is hereby given that I That the party Int,q,ttrd Janice H Jolvon ___________________________ partml'iit, $175 mo. Inctu' (ab Newly renovated. Color TV. ww Unfurnlshed Don Pope, 3231551. Dealer. A7AGES Performed by $31,500 Terms Travel Trailers am OQ9 . ,, bij$ittetj eb. OH, In busineis 1 UtiIIIIIS Ptioni 3230140 — carpet, cc. efficiencies, & , Marilyn. Silvir Springs Airport I 3 bedroom, t bath, Carpet LI Wi.l'nO,, Ro.. APtIXQtq Sprnç Sr Røb.rt A. Solitro overnites. Day or wk. rates. 301 C It/i Earleen pickup camper. MOrHII Rd 9013354777, Ret. 7341433. AVALONAPARTMENTS Kitch 01194 a4 CI1$IIbeVTy. 1910 Toyota Corona, i dr. 37701. SemInole County, FIorla CQUipp94 Fenced bi " Orlando Of'.. Sanford 377 3403 ACREAGE CS ,mj,fable tar ADULTS NO PETS ton pickup Take yard To Ste call 373 $911 I County. florIda. January , tI7l under the lCtitiOisi flame automatic, low mileage, 377 1111 UNITED ST,%TES oItlflcT or 3 FACEDWITHADRINKING over payments. 211 Meadowtsill IISW7ndSt S and SO acres with 3 bdrm home I 4075 •ittr S p ,, Seminole County Company II FRENCHY'S BARBER STYLING, PU?i Fib 6, 1971 COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF _________________ PROBLEM Drive, Sanford tiled farm tend. Priced might DEY Apartme;;;Rent fld that I intend to regq tii imrnediatec.ningformacnin; 30 rLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION 3bqdrm furnished apantmprrt Perhaps Al(ohOli(tAsionyrnóu$ j 3 bedroom, 2 bath, MmI with the Clerk 01 the C'rcut Mutt have engine lath. a '67VW. Unfurnishod Cite No 73'27)OtiCiv.V SIN mo 1I deposit requrra Can Help $)IS nra SSOdariuged,t Nothing down. takeover p,ri,nc,. Will train on 0th p . Court. Seminole CCnty, Florida fl 76 ---_______ Auto Repairs UNITED STATES Of AMERICA. ClTYljFA Phone 373 1901 alter 3 Phoneil3 4117 Ask for LOVELY Ads Call )73.it mechines Good pay All Inn ie Call crdit manager 32) 6773 ecCOrdi-c *.tn ?e I0vi%Ofl5 01 Nice land 2bedroomapts , Plienlitf, MARY FLORIDA Wrte P.O & 13U th Flditiø.jt Ham. Statutes, to brnetts Write fbi 534, car, l0OMagnoliaAve,Apf. 3 I bdrm. 2 bath 1 thru S tie's . 4 I bedroom furnished horn, apartrni' *th Neticeof Public Hearing _____________________________ lam,ly ______________________ Florida -Cougar XR7 1961, VI. Standard, Thi. Sanford Herald, P.O ai Wit: Section 54309 FIot, Stitti. 34 37315169cm ip rn Mobile Homes Rent 64 Chevy II body Headers 12 Bolt ' roe,',,. Shade IrCet ,,no good OTIS LANDERS and DOROTHY 6thru 2Stm*s ......3 a IncludeS u'ihititi. 345 E Georti., TO WHOM IT MAY COP4CERN Ou ROUBLED! Call Toll air, am fm. tender lash care 377 Its, IaSJ. Sanforø, VIa., 37fl1. oosi rear lOCatiOn, 132.500 end, Ave. Traction tart, LEE LANDERS, hit wile, Defen Longisood Call 5113. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 25 tImes ...........TJclfln 631 3i Free, 6.41 7077 br "We Ca'e' FRANKLIN ARMS S Owen S. Recital ctanitit 17.60 3b*droom, 1150 Sanforø Siji Muncie I slgo spe. after i ____________________ ____________________ pm ire City Council of the City 0' 1 $30472 " P4 r;"r'-' - 'L'l!'. Of Tent, KEY TAPE OPERATOR. pr01 Publish: Feb 1. fl. 19. 24, 1971 APARTMENTS ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE I after 3pm accepted, no pets Phc. _______________ ORDER FOR SERVICE _-_1 41 Mary. Florida, that Said City HousesforSale ceperiencid In encoding at O 4 Child NO TRAFFIC NOISE 41 OEY21 3170 FLORIDA AVENUE HousesforSaje 3156 Lines Minimum 1971 Ford Pinto Clean I room apartment my PUBLICATION oui's SO 64 Council wli hold a publit Pt.arinij Miscellaneous Equipment for Rent varityIn Part time Is _______________________________________ 6 Child Care 95 bedroom homp on large lot outtide IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IPI AND On motion and atfidavit 0, only, no pets Near Pnotpitat Attm, _____________________________ SANFORD al?oconaØ.rareguestof 322 OSllaftea' S available. Call R,sirv, Inturatv e ForSale I and 7 carpting Of city with patio arid all IhC 7 bdtm mobile home. air (C n REEL'S BODY SHOP FOR antill in the above entitled CauSe SEMINOLE Fib I Is? 4 latt mo 3721141 COUNTY, cii iOn'n tram Al tO Al IA ot JOHNNY WALKER The Longer Your Ad Runs drapes, Central air. heat fUtly ditioned, aid 1350 odiM Iiot rnenI Tend'il,vt&carei per ItOh Sanford A9ntj's mo p1 FLnR1OA. 1964 Foro LTD. 1 Is. power & a t,Ilo*i tv htrr'icn T Ssi'ghtrc, .1, . ti described prppei-?y An Equal Oppiiunity Employi c Pent f$ip Lusur. IIectric Ciw'pr iquippad kitchen Adultsonly Ph Utltuii (alt 3271709 bc'twtt'n SPACIOUS 5naIIfvrnish94ap,rtm,'tt Clot. yoi,r (hild, Educational child car, The Less It Costs Per Line REALTY 139.000 Terms _________________________ CIVIL ACTION NO. 7l.IsaC tie.ng in Siminoti Count1,, Assiitant UnilFd States Attorney, in Onmy 5495 SHELLEY USED mpoot for only 51 323 6.630. per day. and S no Ch'ldren or pets. 322 9107 ç,, * & kindergarten, A Child's World, In re 'ne M.arnia, of * Florida, to wI': n rclisn scainsi the delendant(sl, Per Day. Lu.ur,u." liv. fOunit, hone 700 French Ave 373 79t0. Full time 1 PUt. Jto II and II to 53odl: Aftet'hlfl.H*I CARROLL'S FURNITURE Junk Cars Removed .tlter 6 7151 5 Sanford Ave 373 1434 jOHN CAMPbELL PHlLL.J!.. PARCEL I: GREENBELT OtIS Lafe.s ad rolhy Let bedrooms 7 baths, 2ixiS' panel 94 PUBLIC ______________________ NurSeS A,d, all ShIlt, Appi AUCTION GENEVA GARDEN ------EVERY iE1ITIOPIE. AND ARRETHA c WEST. those lasvj, lyinC In Section Sanders. hit wife and tO enforce a Llkeview Uunin Center. 9)) 1 family room, 10a20' sci refled pa Dl Christian Day Schooi has opening I bJrwiOn4'd, unv.aneJ * AMC APARTMENTS ______________________ 31 Rated For Consecutive MONDAY NIGHT. Antiques, TVs. BusIness Property JEEPSI * lunk PHILLIPS. REPOND(P en UPIt real property Situate Tota privacy, sprinklers and II 70 . cfescn.b,d as follow's From Second St tiy ii or s yr. olds IOr spring Miscellaneous, New a 1505W, 3$thsSt 6$ 'LUDL7JtiiiNi.ILi SANFORD REALTY used hauled Pets and Supplies away Your cost, lnsertion.-.-P4o Change 110 For Rent Fnr tie beth In AmerIcan ttii P9W corner of Section 193030 thIs DistrIct aid described at host NT,C1OFACTlON 09 buy Citras II years yotasq a rid lumv,itu,r semester CaIlLtherenChurchof 3 bedrooms. 7 battst. convenient to and appliances Plus (.irlan(,l, 295 5111 .jr','.i,me '' ?41 S I ri .S p DRIVER Prtlimetp0htdeI,,,r, Payton QPE THA C PHILLIPS tr,rrq 5 0 gnees C' 10'' — ;eeo vt'S-tips ree Of Cop'. 0,' Ci-, .rn'ti'r tt'pr,t'.sl $139: ft ____ 1 r'Jrener, 337 3517 .'r Mn hc0IS. s?-.pi,'i (crrtrr Shari '-e'c.al SlIrS i,,'ih 'co: n 0'' 'il it tilt I-.,, I) i J' 7 I,' i:',: ,;ii .c Il. ' Vnt('1n,Ir U K lit I L L L0P4[ PU41S. 119 114 Iett, thei S 79 uegrr,s 00P4 DALES t)Anlrr *.Il n",lt..itt' Call rip ,Sofl4l',i,,(f, 7 ii'S rtn 372 64t4. (imputing, drapes. dishwasher, 0 °ar,rs -otter,, l,o,J am 17 30 pm 6 day woes Styioaka, South Caroina Want Ad Put lt'ereol 0S recorded in PhI Sanford Motor Co'sspan, -IC' CI" E. 170 9)6 tet, to Point . Realty, 372 1304 todis', Connie Ruttell MATTRESS lfl central liii? Motorcyclec lair. Sparkling Clean 1AuctioneeringServlcee k'mit.n, (all 322 6*04 Will tase care of small child in my 1j Sunday, oil Call Mr. O.lden, 37] BSLL REALTY ginning i9q1, B'XA 13, Page 21 of tt'te Public --_ tMS FrencnAve.3fl 41t "CL' ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED l6I0Hla*othaAe all? '7 ber.ng s I Move In it ChIldren. homefor working mOtPier Santord 73*). Ricords 01 Seminole County, '?'a? an ncl.on for Disiolutioii ci Oi'Q(ttS 53' 33" E. lC43.I$ lest. Department Hours LAKE MARY 64 Trumphblh) Raymond Ball, Al Req Broker accepted 371 3090 BOX COMPLETE AUCTION SERViCE S RINGS 327 3541 61COMETLet1 the Wrst side of Litke Emmi Road; Flcnlda Sanford £1 "arnleg, Pijt been ($0 apairtt' [acllenf condition Kistt Esther Platt,Asspciate Sam. S:30p.m. _______________ Car Detail & Cean up miii. ci tlothireqtJorwn,, TaleOr. P0ObLE GROOMING. a-id it appearing to the Coy,? that N:Ce I bedroom apartment .Slr. JOHN C,iMPBLL PHILLIPS. 'nenceSodegreesoi' _____________________ 5tre 'or Rpnf . Call 37) 112$ after 6 West Fir'st St Buy, Sell, C')nlign. bppraise, or _____________________________ ON LAKE MARY oer.rnc, hitpful but will trait Saturdays a Holidays (all Credit Manager. 37) r.' Andjrding With loveLca,, 14 tnOntQ(., G)' deep and you are required to %4V, carpeted, kitchen eqi.lpped feet ilcng the Wett s.d. ol Lake tr,i chr(endat,tlsl. Otit LanderS an.J _____________________— 377511) ipe(.al 5,lej Out Of anything I 9 Good Things to Eat i eght person Good workunç 9a.m. . 12 Noon Proleslicirsal Ph 3)3 )fli or Motovcycle Insurance 01 your f'Oo,t, 172 0367 I'r.ctd reduce-a on lbs I ttvn defenses, it any. Emma Road; thence leaving the Dorothy Lee Lonidens. Pi wife, air Adults only, nj puts. $tOS'no pluS 323 PlC value 1700 'trencti Avp 7 conditiø.is. ei.loyee binelets Sei 01 rio, (oi.rnd wilhn Deadline--u Pdtton BLAIR AGENCY or CAR ROit BURKE, Attorney deposit Pfl, 377 7296 bath, lakefront hOme One ye.ir 37) 7340 West side of Lake Emma Roan. ' Original owner, ATTENTION Oranlie's. Lemons Sanford, Fla INVESTORS & 323741$ : 72 MPG. 81.70$ Tom Mohr at Bill Bakai Ih Stat, of Florida and have not flU dO. *illS large Pefitlonr, wpl0$e aress . 617 Leaning H 42 degrees 71' 2," Day .fore PubIiC,3tioit, screened 'S. -Grapefruit. Tangelo's porc DEVELOPERS.3770711 37 Acres ad 41 Volkswagen, )7]9 S 1? 92, Sen Houesfo, Sale Two b.00ms, I bath, l399I3lK$,' , voluntarily appeared herein, end wall central SOnford AtIanfi Bans Ouilding. to wall heal air, cyclone levy ' 1P.nceN E V Fost,r, 377 Md Iacent tO CIty Perf,Cf 61 kiid Livestock And SADDLE '!OUIPMEPIT BOOTS iarpeting, drapes. CwttraI Picat " W. 321 3)1 feet; to the Point • ttilt personal ttri"ce uPon them It around large lot. Countni Sent, FIoidj 37171, arid lily mod,r,ite pr iced home's, rOP PUBLIC AUCTION. 1943 Fold 19 Announcements —__________________________ _______________________ sVrntern Trucks and Trailers Wear. Sac, at the Poultry and ar &lt-fli".g nt prctl fnotptirrr because ther F 'ills' equipped with diSh original with the Clerk of the abe ,_ .tnd FC44 111)00 fmSl'imn FairIa,te,hht bdOwer 1)50 $06 II of GC 7on French w•h WOnted Woman Companion to li',l Instructions Cunnal Wrtt.rn Shop, 3793.1 mm Stop Urn! wash,? Cell Mrs Wathefby 373 " $4l,9(.) Cill flOw' 19ilh k.rlgdo GREENfIELT ribidnne and whereabouts are With VA PARCEL. 2 COUNTY - Want 3 bedrooms. 7 good depth. high traffic count. Magnolia Ave. Sanford fib I-Cards of Thanks — — - — ---..... rOI1DrS00WITHFLAT01D PIORTI$ER94 in nicir.orn, in Sanford with blinc io "" S at DeBars' ikrijn, t of March, AD 1974; otherwISe a WEST. Those lIVid's lying ifl Stction PIANOLCSSONS (maths wifhi Florida room, climate REAL NEAT- 3 bedroom. I bath 1030am w.dow that is in good PfvsCaI Nothngdo*qi.taleoy -____________________ Buy DIRECT FROM BOXCAR ROLLING HILLS 7-In Memoriam ORDERED that Otis Llnde.'s and defa.jtt IdgrnetS will be entered II 2030. described at to low's. The control arid Carpeting I? wres Chord Course $1230 CONVEN ii., home, cOmpletely painted inside PINEY WOODS BARN Cailcreditrnaflager3fl $230 condition Call C. H Miller 177 SOLA BALE.5 50133 1iti One&twotyeclroornapart,n,n? near 'u Ford fairlane 300 Fastback, 5 526.630 for this 3 bdnm, home against you 1*. the relief derr,ardeil NW i of the SW '., west f Lake Dorothy Lee Lander's, hit wife, Harry Wetter. 37) 1179 and whpi acres' We Pave it? IIS,XQ out, wail to wall 3-Cem,tart,s 7131. Att GORMLY C. HWY 46 SANFoRD p m all 323 3111 We buy lurnuture intO misc Sell fo r schools & tIto$iQiflQ Call tIS.i Owner luSt put in new shag ci Cylinder. standard, A I, $430 Call In flit Petition, Emma Road. LESS the N 330 foaf appear or plead to lii. complaint lanced yard ti you're Intefeefed Roberts & Gflman, NO 25 pet Consignment flee -- 3 TEPBUMPERS..13750 for appointment ('ice.., by flit 19th daj of Mirth, 1-t',It 3336117 ask for Weodall the S 330 fees peting Very nce woiking hitCh , COUNTY- Here's another WITNESS my ha'tj 31143 snot of AltIl,TlonIe Catering neads women na nice home bar the sow price ci U Travel Agencies pickup's Autfi 830.5500 Saturday at 7 47.A Feed GRE (Nflt!LT 1971 and In defitjh' ttttqpf the Cuvt PARCEL CLOSING COSTSI the hOu%tvvlfe flpautif' ci Said C.,rl on ipip 3 bedrOom, 3 liaR, with (lirtp itrv9r's Salary plut commiSSion HEW I S 7 bedrooi'it mom $t95 t diy ci StJ,SCSw,pp, St.29S down pa,'nen'. S-Lost and Found -. pm, S'n'ord 372 7070 lt)9Oimmc.b.i, 7d' ccspr Rebut I.'eEST trros ton tn4,jr ir'd SO ,n,e,n o?P'i l.,n,os lng in Sr-ct,oi, \i'lt prcl.erd IC Ihi' P'c,ir,nQ nj Icr domitic & roporled P.kupi LS IH('. CARPI I IOUI4S INC HA Call and see th.5 ll)dO (cn,trOl, screened p3rh on trait C.iIi 530 1341 fOr appOntment Lcw1gwc a my, trasp 1 £ a St0000u I 1*114 IMAPeD '.-1,,t 'L,EFD' 'n'1il'le, needs *.flaSh.eId Little I 6 'Child Care t"r I.' fl't rail us ta'., 4 73 36. eleScr bed as folluwt Ql 11111 suit t if Ott 40 pet .icmr P4u5 1' 'r, A'ri.ni t.cIrt, Cru,tr arid fount at Only 177,950 fl(AU)1F1JL Buy direc' 141* HOMIS ,ACKCD FUL5, OF 3.0(0 lb Call 37) 7470 RESIDENTIAL draw tdc trailer hItch, *11 Orrct Irom bo.a' -. lowest rUSt, no dents 5 3730396 alter S.intO,d 7 bdrm. Cf home, erc'et Beg.nning It the V. 14 roni,r SEARS ol Santord hat opening lr lander's and Dorothy Loe Lander's, ALL 7141 luCAS you-a ix. Ar$Piijr H. Bectwiffi, Jr. fi LOT-. In off Iclal rutes 303 Semoran blvd. Loch Arbor, near lake t I.T0 Ford cx Mercury Wag'n. 7-Motelt . Hotels whOleslIC Price; Quaranteed 6 Qdh194 Mlii person lyping patio wall to Wall carpet, kltcPie. _____________________________ IPICiAN MOUND Section II 103.); trsrctce beltirig s , PItS wilt, had biuci SeIned wins $) 323.3900 Clerk of Circuit COUVI I Hwy 134) $31 3733 Ciii today for details Lovely Grin 7 a m lo It p m "We . 7 Stop helpful, Apply Don Barker at 3) 0(*M in the State of FIOfIda, tut rursrctom, 2 bath on beautiful DO SOMETHING NICE equipped, in convenient locatior S-Eating Places Apartments Rent Setnnof, County, Floride degre*tW 11" E, 9,1 933 feel, 10 thl ________________________GOP,.ILY'S, Inn 1977 ChrySler Newt Yorker I1rougti FOR east of Sanford for schools and shopping, B1 Soars. Pinecrest Shopping Center. I964 Ford RewiChiro Watt side of Lake Emma Road; Only to the extent prov.ded for by wooded and landscaped stte with Omar. new II', HP engine, storter, By' Cecilia V. Ekem Furnished ni I door hardtop. Loaded and I YOURSELFand te. thiS '.0 of On 16 at PR s-Good ThIngs to Eat 37373, thicic. N owner 14 Call 373 $330 An egual Cpportunety Employer 041 battery I agrees 77' 50", 1)4,7)4 Section 1653. T"le 75, United Slates Campillg.Ro$orts Till We II" .ewoI St. Johns 139.100, Has , between I 30 Dcputy Clerk ______________________ Fairba,sss water Succeedr' o.ainary 3 bedrOom. 2 bath mean loaded. 53415. 1967 Chrysler Crxle illS lurtntr Call 323 sai all' Carroll OurS, oump mounted on 2 wheel traIler. feet. along tIne West sIde 01 Lake 10-Do II YourieIl II a mandS9,E,,,_,,,.,, SAN MO PARKS. I?) Bedr"rn home on shady corner lot Newport Cotton' I 000, Sedan Do ou Camping and cunoelnoat AUTO MECHANIC 68 ORDECiED that riotic, of this Emma R3ad to the begmnn;ng of a w.th new tire's. Will Sell or trade Wanted to Buy toe Petitonci. Convenient to earything, Trailer's I ApIs. 7 Adult parks. 2 Longwood, 3 bdrm.. I'ri bath, Fli It-Instructions '4.3 CHEVY Air, radio, heater, p b. p i one T011 PICKUP Ken KsrnsC.arage Camp Seminole. No atcohoic be publisise4 by the United curve, tnentt to 'Pt, rl'ii along a Elmer Bakafla, Inc. DEBARY AREA — Here's a t 6)2 Sanford Atf,nfic . -, _________ cattle 665 1)36 Family pars's. ISIS hwy. 17.91. oulil Cat In, kitchen, pluS Oilier — Pm, utilIty rm, and shed, P41 Pfothing&,'w'tt, takeover o'hlter. local car, $145 0o15 cars in IlliSo Sanford Ave 337 3443 322-4170. e . CurvU having a radius of 3750 Siatcs Marshal In a newspaper of lank old) bedroom, 2 bath on nearly ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Sontord. 31319)0; dcsirablp till:! features. $33, 500 Call credIt manager)fl fCnced. washer, dryer, net Realtor 7 immaculate condition. No rust or F,qn ,Pary Travel & RICrSatI,Ii III 7W acid a delta of 7 deCrees it' a", a Central circulation in Seminole 'ToppciceSpa.d.us,,d,aflycon.jtj Sanford. Florida lflhl cres with formal dining room, MAITLANDFLEART Substantial down payment. Owner retrig ,c.rpeling. 14.500 down 'p..' -damage in any way. SHELLEY 7$ Tis budroom d,pliu furnilh,d - USED C?R MECHANIC. able to Held Wanted distance of 99 799 fed along the arc; CC..."ty, $ori4a, oea w'eK for tu, Florida room aid a'f e,trat 1911 Hwy Ii 91 Open '41 CHEVY PICKUP. 4 -. $124. Winter Park Lois; wheel Pubtlih' Feb 5. 17. IC. 34. 1911 7i will cirry mortgage a? Sat & Son 93 assume? pet mortgagee, will so: USED CARS. 700 French Ave. pet ________ work on arty domeStic ca', Good apartment 42)0 Ortando Onive. COnSecutive weetts, commencln 13-'Trivel Ag.nci,s -" lhencc'lay'çig the West tide of Lake 141.300 ;e Nothing down. has, Over DEY $317070 lor 575,700 Call $3) 3971 3333.940 Lady to d* Qeneralpusehg working cOnditlont. Apply Brad's Sanford 23,95O CASH 3226133 n January 77. 1971. .H'O'rl'iöF Emma Road. Learin Stemper Agency atl Credit manager 37)67)0. , l4-C1mping.R,o-t cooling. Own transportation. Ph Tm lar Auto Sales. 76J Orlando DrIve ,nced. io For usia furniture, appliance,. INTENT TO VACATE PORTIONS 33' Il" W. t0lS.7O beet to theE t4 CITY— Of I West es.' $tt,I DONE ANt) ORDERED at '77 Pinto, 3 Or Runabout. Air con3 bedroom SEMINOLE REALTOR ORL., WP. WILSON MAIER FURNITURE 3323539 after 10a.m. OP 3236730. Ii Be'i*'oom, Adults only down 511.950. Acre ReaIh CERTAIN tOolt, etc Sty I cr 1003 item's. Ni., Owwv. O.r*., Lies IS-Action Sports LATS IN co'nerol%ectian 13?079, thICeS0 3rlams, Florida, thiS 3rd day of cottage nI ion Ideal for dutioried. automatic. bl'lgtit ,,, buy tell trade MULT;PLE LISTING SERVICE Par Ii Anve,,ue Mobil Q Al TOP. 373 7130. Park — Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. 80 Autos for SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORiDA .i.ça's Ii.' 10" E, 705 360 feo.f to the Sale walking 1 10* m.lH,3t, 27195 Call Pete, too Onus' 777 i97t Milk Maid wanted. wuman to milk Ill 31SF Fir-tt St 370517? ___________________________ 19195. French 7515 Pink TO WHOJI IT MAY CONCERN' SEMINOLE Df,v,, 37) 741) .-' -George C YIriIJ P.nt of Beginning SI i.300 St'4is. Rich. 327 1431 44. ' cows with milking machine en Casts buyer Ion Ewe. Suvwiay. 370 used •rtic'es. 7)71 or (yr 196 327 EmploymeNt t97g VW Karmann -CPief .ltge Ghia Coupe, Tak1nQslcetpiatmpel,t,,,IhaIIb, The pieseil Classificaflois of ,, VA'Nothing Down ___________ modern milking parlor. sly per — n'?ure, etc. HWY II APITIQUES 5 IlIad, pu3u*nii ho Chapter 177,10) of emeraldgreei, AM FM radic. low' 3Roomt.$t$flmo property is Agni-cuffure (Al) as that Publ'th: Jan. 77. 79. Feb. S. 12. 19, is] 'ip Wanted CHULUOTA-3tworoorn,7bath,', -"" Stirling, Night sPiitt Call (or 834-3131 6977 Si 1 Household Goods $ITh1.1.JIJJvtI.Ni'1 ! mileage, 11793 Call Paul the Florida Statutes, with the Board nlasi4tication is detctibeo in the ' UtlliIIesPd MatureCcuple lot 101190. Florida room, ST. JOHN'S REALTY CO., bedroom, 11 i or tw'c bath;, al appointment, 377 Jill Traen.ng DtVSLOpM,Y FascelIa, 327 14%), of County Commissioners of lonungof'dun$ricesandregylat.ornof DES-Its Dealer, No Pelt, Deposit 3700170 WII,(( LAND $311,707 2l-St?uatsons Wanted BROKERS Co vqupped sitcnen Climate Control brick From 573.400 70th Street to Upholstering sunce 19)5. (I/SHIm prc4cam 'tow in oroqren WANT ED TO BUY: Late model — Seminole County, Florida. to vacate the City c'f Lake Mary. Florida I The Tima Tested Firm L)Cli'st. turn left to 11th 5t, rlhf lWt fait 1gw Psi Veft nice 537.500 home. Mutt e work iMly. complete line of slip in good Owner moving . - must Sell. 1944 p.wieens of certain pit 01 thu Dys:3724t23 on Valenc.a Coisf North Model COUnttr Help, niofit shift, over If Nigh!s 3fl.5.43 115. PubliC Hearing wiU be hild In co954itl .pd a gc'od prIce Write CITY OP cover, upholstery & drapers Financial All males Sewin9 Skylark. 1970 GaIa.le. 1971 subdivision known as DES PIPIAR the City Hall, City Of LAkE MARY. open I 6p.m. daily. 0" l,le phone Apply Royal Castle, betwetn land ALTAMOITE P*lNOS, fabrics Free estimate's In your Boa 57S. Co The Sanford herald, machine repair Call 322.2420 Anytinte Triumph I56 Motorcycle, a, KINGSBERRY- El Capitan St. ACRES, according '0 thi plc? FLOt1IDA. ofi the tilti day of 373/016 24-Bus'neis opøo.'iuni,i,s P 0 Ito. 1657. Sanford, Ita. home. KULP DECORATORS. cleaned vild FLORIDA Mo'orcyrt.. 954 Toronado 272 Ray Crank. Builder. New 3 ttwrnof recorded in Phi Soak 13. 1e&uary.AD.1971,117'30pifl,or NOVICEOPPUBLICHEARINOTO 75-Loans __... TRAFFIC ENGINEER 'Sanfurd.Salesleader" &adIvsted J 98 37771 W. lIt St 377 2335. tm bath hornet. Car' AUSTIPIDEV(1.OPMENTCORp Part Time *'$eip at SOOn thereafter as poctible, •t CONSIDER ADOPTION OF Your MultIple Listing Aç,ettcy petlng, range, This is a rewwn.bteadmkiistrativ. County, tIOCI4I. described as dishwasher, .slth 11me interested parties and PROPOSED ORDINANE Doctors Otlic. 26-Insurance 13)6300 Local and Nalicn.l MIS Must sell wtth tremendous Sacrifice. fitflt, tOwif Into lacInnical civil engIneerIng disposal, central heat air Lot 1*) Call 373 ('lienstor dngainsttPturopo, like new ano most beautiful REALTORS 2SOSParkOr, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: '---'"' ALSAMONTE SPRINGS-Very low Position related to trn.ftic 160'. Ph 62)440. 10117.11anaat,otposep.yliciiot Chungeni toning clssiticapio'i w'ill Spanlsti Bedroom suite, living N3TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Rentals interest —_ rate I bedrooms, 2 baths, TO BUY OR SELL operation pro.jr.i,s Femiliari,a 101. S. a. t a 14 lying £$f v' In be P*sni $.aid PtcCrng may be lti' City of Altamonte Ipyings. room furnIture. Seed tables, coffee Mapfaircentral heal 1. walk n pantry, 2 "droorns. It-, baths, LAKE MARY, 3 be', lot 56' 1 laS', AVON f$ate H9tia 1, vogettner *dti Ccntnutd from timi to tim. until Florida. that tWt With standards for traffic con tables, lamp's. pictures I wall the Council will cei,tcal heèt I. air, carpet, range. drape's And refnigreêto,, Fpcired 55.000 79l'?TIS trtA 'desired XnoaIe that portion of Touta Ayanu tying fatal action is taken by th Call SU30?9 CI pr.n decor, City puIi hearing to consIder the etc. Please call 644 5433 yard with grill 34-Apart,nints RCIII curfairi's 1. drapes tilt, 101. F. clples arid p'clices of traffic n. ASsume gat Cast of hnterslat, Highway I arw Council after 5 pm, only CLERK T t'Pi5T-'-ipe,i,nce w'i,ctment o Ordinuinc. No. 291-71. MOSSIE C. BATEMAN mortgape, 53.000 ceIIerif cc'rd,teori g'neervyi. 537.730 Weitofthewfltnlghtøf way t.nif Unfurnished signal design end re THIS UOTICE shall bi posted at entitled: prefer,,o V,ry interesting Pao'ieopa Drive. less .'nd eccept Iated field's Bachelor's dgree in QKER ihC Ci?y Hall w'tiri the C.fy Ct 3l-Aj.arlments Rent POsitiOn. Salary cnmm,ns',at, AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY Forest Greene, Inc. City Attractive) btdroc'm, I bath Civil enq'naeringdejlr94 wills em Ptr*lp. Drive. LAPE MAR'I, FLORIDA, and in Of ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. with ability. Call Resery. In Realtors Furnsshpjl l3 W Fairbanks iiat.s on traffic home.freslity painf94 ,nside& out, engineering or This petition 1 tubniifted on tPiJet (3) other piares wfffin Ill FLORIDA. CREATING PARADE OF surince Co. Vt 7300 619733) TIfF WE TAKE TRADS kitchen ecuipped. A C unit, Ienced rgu'vnlent crirnblr.atloq Cl work, nefsati of THE GREATER CON GOLDEN TOUCH 'U SEW City, and PubliShed in The Sanford TRACFIC VIOLATIONS BUREAU 32-House' Rent Unfurnishd An Equal Opportunity Empcyci BARGAINS .ard, hott of citrus trees 119.100 tra.nungarsd,ipqci,einIleIdoe STRUCTION CORP., a Florida HVfbId, a newspaper of ' Water Front genersi OF THE ilT'y. PROVIDING FOR Immedale 33-Housit Rent Furnished Possession In traffic No with Only 1900 down Sewing Cabinet, repossesi ,nqiniet-.ng WI nrowawayus,VuIjdI, qualifying. Assume low interest ihri' cirCuationInfheCityoftak,Mi,y RULESANDREGULATIOP,ANO 34 Mobil. Homes Rent Singer's best model, winds bobbir Dated thIs fIrst nay of February. and bedroom, 7 bath hO',rt, .i's items. Sell them quickly with In Sernrw* Coun'y. Florida, DUTIES OF SAID BUREAU. loans. Choose from 4. I 3 yea. old Surland- Thl nIce 3 bidroorn, 1 'n macnine Fully automatic lknefit Include' Stale ref Iremeyd Lake Markham Estates $IS,O Herald Want Ad by calling In once a *tek (01 at least IOU? (1' Pap MAINTENANCE OF RECORDS Su•th Colonial and Modirn 3 3$-Mobil. Home' Lots bath home, kitchen equ'po,d. balance of 571 or 10 payments ,,,,By: Hal H. Karior, paid hoIpitalllat.,. Eight Call Bud F'athe., Broker. !4 Nil and askIng tar a friendly cnn,ecusive wrest prior to the Oat' AND bedroom ELECTIOn OF models. CarpetIng. IN. Piul.days, $1 some carpeting, fenced yard, Call Credit va:ation and sick leye. can Dept. AdviCe. Esoul,. CI In. Public Hiarireit; th date of SANFORD For Rent OPlIDUALS TO APPEAR garages, 'ar'ees. nrtrigecattws In be yours for only 1lS.*20witpi ma SEWII1G CENTER. 307 & East 'ItPCatiodIOthedafeofPh, LO*NDfS. PIERSOt., DRv)SfllCk 7i', Acrit. may seep hors., IfImod,hs BEfORE THE BUREAU OR Onehascentralair, All 34-Resort Property payment Cf 5)00 lit Sr. & 0011CR Apply' County Engineers Office, 3 Santo. 3729611 Ev"'s last publ.eJtlorn, bOlts datat US. JUDGE O THE MUNICIPAL ___________________________ ___________________________ lISa new Monthly payments less bedroom. country horn,, Ask to For Rent 4300 S. Prlando Dr. (Hwy. I7.fl 1311114 Prof esslonal AttaclIffon CluSV. ttiali not be his then than rent Co U P T; P P V I 0 I 91 0 $31,300 to 523,300 o Ask see South) Sanford, Fla. 377?), Sunland-Own.r transferred I said Suite 433. FIr's' federal Rutdlng Ak' Conditioning twenty eloM 42$) live In addtion, £hct,Ied ESISIVYICS PENALTIES. SEPARABILITY, 37-Business Proerty Psaroesty, AlAoc sell this lotealy 3 bedroom.7 bath t flce Boi 7*)9 I)I$Z77 rotiCeShellbe5t94 In IPit area to CONFLICTS AND EFFECTIVE For Rent nURfIElT REAL ESTATE Comnr,rcal& Pesdentia Elec m,Om( Si with ampeting & (p'n(ed t..ANFORD SOUTH AN EQUAl O,larioo, Ft,di 3757 pt, fr's be cor.Orrnii for (mangO rA imirg GATr Appliances Cenral 1-beat Air Clean I. Corid?iOriinq Up. and LC;ht Hauling - Country Pnmr. REALTOR - -Inca, Ser,cr, I ceu,sedl. Brvsde-d, ______________________________________ card Ir cnt" 971.500 Attrr,,i.'1 fw OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER .1' l,t? I 11cm Cl ) dab's Cr 'or to the for free ejt,flate Call Carl Hart,;, Tremblay. 37)7701 bedroom w th iat, i Winted Id Reni wO(xicO Orannance was plarec' c,c first 1?91 oh-I Defliry All Sero.nole Co . 31 nCr. An ZIG-ZAG 644 4419 I/LCOPIDIIIOPIEO Re'frrperator'a. Of Ut, Pijtiia Hearin l"e Greeter Cotruct,o.', at SCARS in Sanford 322 1771 tented yard Home includes tome float mr 'tie *a' Scull teSt and easy r,ading on January 79, 1911. arid the PiOOKKEEPER Mutt be abte to . ' ------ .-: tAtting Serv'ce 13)3011. -SEWING MACHI4C ,PdasPiprs and Ccep, PefItioner Dryers OATED lhs 7I91 ,.ay of January, City Iurr'iture Priced at wills a iw cost ctalimfiad ad I only 5l1.40 Criunuel will consij.r post books thrt*.pti same for general ledger Rea Estate WARRANTY fre Delivery, 5 5) 1974 PuDli'si', I.b 5 13, 1971 1? Good terms Phyllis CappOn,. Mobile Homes A ppances — II,t1 passage and adoption after , balarie Reconcile bank accounts. Jim Hunt Realty WHIIESIDE APPLIANCES 64 V - br Sale 38 — Assor gn'b'lc hearing, which will be' held in ItHou14s Engraving oislribut, Income and eipeciws. Jill Ci'y Check BROOKfIELD. '7$. set up onlac?. — the City Hailof AItamcrsfe Springs, 7)7lParkClr Fi'lllireGEAppIiar,cn 327211$ FICTITIOUS precalcpavrollta, returns Open 12—Mobde NOTICE UNDER of the CIty CI Home's lot, river rights, boat Wathert. ra.'cges. refrig.53P33up II IL ENGRAVING CLIFF JORDAN on Tues.jay, tt.e Wit day SanfordElectnucr.ompany REALTOR Aftpr hours Spv.gle&stepnens NAME STP.TtflE -.,, Salory. Prefer individual trom rake Mary, Flor44, ramp. 3 bdrvn 61' x 17'. Dealer/ SERVICE TO WHOW IT MAY CONCERN Also repairs Myers Apphlnc,, - 2572 Pant Drive, 372 Fewuary. 3974, 779t) p.m., ores 43-Lots and Acrelgg lantoni or South Seminole area, 373 92*1 Painting Ccwst,actore Tpeor,tis G Fretman. $315722 REALTOR )73030 210 Sanford Ave. 373 7.937 Nistict is hereby g'von 'hjt flit Call 530 *029 to arrange lnteqy4. Metal, Plastics. Jewelry Trophies 75)6 Country Club Rd as possible At the $1-Farms and Athoeney Groves mfling Interested parties may S,S.'tord,Fla 377 1010 uliøerslqned, pursuany to the P0 411 fleSh 1St. Santord, 372*314_Mobile home, 5300 down and KENMORE WASHER, Avtomotfve , LARGE OLDER HOME parts. ______________________ .'-;''j ' Fktfllota Name SIatutw' peerandbeh.oi43withr,sp.(tfo IS-Resort Properly PETARIe5 Shortriau',do, attume payments, no qualifying £flame $as. Plc 3210) Service. Used machine's Completely remoolled, fireplace, cI'Clauhone VIrl.d lobs Norrell the prcpased ordinonce. This REALTY TAFFER $O9.FloeideVatutes.wltireg,1,cv PUOIish Jan.. For Sele Call alter pm 5340561 Glsss•Mfrrori IS. 'MOONEY APPLIANCES, wall to wall carpet, new roof, theCietk01lfoCr*$gy, tfl Temporary, 7311 Let Rd w SIll _____________________________ P'tarif'Qmapbecontini,,edfromtums. Pet Core _________________ 107i'sPl Map!eAve,5anfor I small shop or oftIcr potential I)OOE. flthSt. and for Semlnote Coisnty. totlmeunt,Itlnal actions taken oy 16-lnco,n* And baSS' mobile home on St Joan J73$_$60 -SENKARIKOLASSIPAINICO 3 g training en 52Z601) 373 4533 upon 'eceipi Cf Proof V the the City COUciCII $3 TV.Radio.Stereo Rivet, hear DelanO Located at lnviit,'tient Property '' — __________________ 710M.agnolia Awe 2IBUSne;sOpPorttinti.s Breed Dog Training Acaoer'ty. ub4Icatton of tit's Nof.c,. I A copy of (he proposal )rdinaul fishing r,ort Call Cats•lb,rry COUNTRY LIVING KEN KERNS GARAGE )2256fl UNITED STATES DISTRIC 1 Call for free esetuatiort 131.731Q. titicut rlinrp, to w c-cystedat the City Halt, Al'gnn.Orit 7 -Real Estate Wanted I[LE -,lSiQll SETS S2S UP LAIRD I & one third acne, fenced. 3091311173 lIlt Santord Ate 'uST INCASECFAjCSSIONI COURT MiDDLE OISTNIC'f OF ELECTRONICS Sprngs, Ftoqida, and topies are on WhUl it MILLERS -- eroorn, 7', bathS, lamil, room, ORANGE HILLS Home Improvements 170 oemdinq..P,.1;onal with love I FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION (,i with the Cluck of tti engag,d in Dusinf ss at 16) North ity and 7619 Orlando Dnine, 377 0)57 dining room, kitchen eguippeo. Mobile Home Bank ________________ -cm MerchandIse AND ESPECIALI, l i.eacuse of the 6 p m Aruiqral Haven Case N. Lovet 777t-Oe-1-Clv.'r 3 bedroom. 2 bath IS to choose from $3) 7373 btitk Highway I7P3 in the tity or tame mar be inspected by the --- wall to wall carpet, cern$i',aI Pipat A -. ___________________ lSo.ardrc; 123 5753 ga shortage, a tell Service, coin UNITED STAVES OF AMERICA, liuhIk fc,i adaic, & elI E'p ,.sttr.0, & hornet toy d.tcrimmnating 'C.. Casselberty, Florida, S0-Mtsc,lLan.ocjs intt'fcnm, IwO car grirage, — 0üty Cat's (ip9r,te4kWK KAR WASH in llse tat LCinqwOod 3rea--double wIde pa'ntng. repairs, a Peaceful Sitting (MS tree's 31' ao to YioR TELEVISION DATED this 30191 dee' f January, That the patty interested In MId Iarçe wnrktftcp PET VEST INN Santofdarea.wiILprovideye01 For Sale te,tun,,m,tdewr,moval 3P079 60'.) bedroom, set .ip on dOubl.t lol the bauty of these deligntfully A 5) 1974 , Zenith 29" Color TV ousinpu a.'erpil'se is Nerd fo4Iw'5 TOWER'$SEAUIYSALOIt __________________ fI.oard'ng&Groornnq 'ii STEADY INCOME An in Small e,cItjsi, DEWEY I JOHNSON .rid HAZEL park &eiijt,lul homesite's •-T 5l-Hus,hoid Goods responsubl, party to assume S PtilIls JordahI 'ENOIF ELECTRONIC 'Iformerly hlarriett's Beauty Nook) vestment for those *f'eo MUST IlflOfl4PinC, $ sr. old 134 7106 Custom made screws roo.n. car JOHNSON. P'.tfevme.r wife, SALES AND SERVICE. INC (ity Clerk payments at 59 27 per ma REALTY S10E Pine. Ia SUCCEED t.itt collect, 901741 ports Top workmanship and Oelecrd.s'it(sI Sl'-Appllances . lake adn'antaoe of Our opening by Ra,nnoi'id F Fenoff Guaranteed of the City ot HALLMARK 617 Sill SAVE OVER $10001 matorlals LEACH ALUMINUM ORDER FOR SER'ICE f'VlCfj, Only 9)5.900 ann 871.500 REALTOR Attimcinl, pnings, Pkimblng tt* PrtSidntt 53Tv. Radio. Sltreo V DY PUBLICA (ION Doublewide mnvontory must he DIII ES, *1 Cas.elperry. Semir.c riorida IMMEDIATE INCOME On rtt,ci,' SI-Garage ano rethiced ,SffldaviP & 'savings ' Work Of your cOmD'srison with Rummage Sale's are be.n ill guaranteed, cuStom Inim, P'iblI• $' Count -, Florida. )aouary 73rd. 1911 5, 1974 BULLDOZER WORK M. UISWORTH REALTY 0stribijtor-.parl or full time to plainhibf re th bbOyt eciitled Cause D!Y IS 54 pasted on to you ciher hom,% toy have Considered G.arage.Rummarje * Bell Plumbing Co. * paneling, painting, ati repairs :leanung tots Our SPi'cmitty JOHN T O'SHEA S—Boatt 6 37) 1731' by ,H'ftry R JcMt! its Ass,stant Supply Company established P03W First St Free estImate. 3776351. 01 Murrahs and Doyle Sales att.c 3 p.m Equipment Feat elf (pent service, Old arid new GREGORY ?,'.OUILE hOMES accounts with RCA CBS Disney s.,n,t,d States Attorney, nan action cc O,ange Hills in Orange city 3lJO6Ior)7305I7 PQ Bu *3* IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THI f. '.F SOOFrencheAve flondd, lIcensed. 3320959. Records, Income pessloilifles up 3IC3Ortano,oc againSt the *ttndanf(;, Dewey L Rtmodeleng. Small job's, panel,reg. tod*, A new communIty ol S6—Campsg Putting furniture in storage, Selling Equipment ''' West Mo-se Boulevard EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII. 373 3700 t.t $).opQ per month with 0951)' doors, window's, p.riling, etc 373 5500 and Haict Johnson. Carpentry br.ckhom,sWestoi t7'7onHoil many items 130 F. Coleman Cir., EVEREST REALTY INC Winter ParS, Florida 37119 SEMINOLE COUNTY. Si-Sports Equipment hornier w'4e. d '0 13.500 reJIred for invenfory and S.nfonc1 32351)?, Dr Our sign wull direct you Realtor, 1101 S Hwy Il 93 Atfornep$ f Appiucant FLORIDA trainIng Call CI")LLECT for Mt. 373 7571 9 a m II p tic neat pcppfiy thit Ma.tIanct. 479 (* U T000S CARPENTRY Lots and Acreage ___________________ Publish Jan 79. Frt S Il It itti PROBATE DIVISION O-slr.ct and )omes III?) £41 êClt r.!.4'J as bolfnwj untin Ci'veIpmrenl ';r-ec i.1i.rig n SmUt Corp DEX 170 CASE NO, I"*74-71-CP yf..PPY h...ib [If,t,irit cleaning iflttr,or IEatenior Plastering & Boats & MarIne 59-W.usscai Merctsandu, Loll Dices 5), DIXIE TERRACE Ait.e,nont Snaings, 901713 1711. 20 acres In Lake Mary, 7 blc,cks 55 .no odo obs Cal III li-U Estate of '."i.."..'. _. Simulated Brick Phone 370 7700 01 eater.or surface's Pools. Mobile FlCTlTI4J$I4AME hsrtr(WdediiIPJatB.045Lp.ge53 Equipment P." ftraatoi'ri Open I 6 p m SOuth uI school, beiween 3rd ith & 60-Office Equipment BERTHAA SIMPSON Carttny, Rrmodetg Add.tI. - - --- ---- ------SiC) ICE i5 here,' given that we PubI,C Records of Siminol, County, 1-bcimri, Commercial. Industrial. -agree there's an Callbart Real Estate st SectIon lb 7030 13.000 p.r atri', Deceased J1 t.u.ittom Work Free Estimal, And Supplie's ibercrabt 16' deep V boat 40 lip BUDDY'S areangag.dinoljtinessofe2gwest Floridi RrS,dential 671_2177 or will divide Write B B?llixc.. 71 1-bum Service uftL73IN*Jh1. and profitable WB NOTlCET0CRoIyQp5 to cicente Bonded 43005't Cwnrcjti' Full canvas Trailer HOME IMPROVEMENTS Hiss' 134. AItamrntp SpnipgI. _________________________ d t IPN.aniJSg t the Count tt',4f tlt7 LouiSe St.. Call 372 749, Crystal Lair, 1*1 ,.. I? Il-BuIlding lull? & 4. Pressure Cleaning Eaves TO ALL Materials clean ER5ON5 HAVING out _i._ niiJwii. (riuiW Clne.de t'uc . ' Fully equipped All in good con Small Jobs wanted closets, Dtwry I... lll.nO'%. 60014. N L4?ll hell III PUS VINCENT'S CARPENTRY cleaned, FOOlS tiu'an.d & coated J*..n. IS CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAiNST tOvai.t, ( 377 1331, "auy'i ditiOri, 5700 333 5353 or 327 7700 llcfitout name of BRANTLEY notan.nPtab.lantnino,foundwitpiin cupboards, basements, 57-Lawn and Gal-den ___________________________________ \ ,i. -,_-- ' I ROOMS CARPET 'r 'r', s;,-.' si 'c'," 123 1703 SAID ESTATF lri'r,.or Trim Paneling. Cuj'stor. RAPIIFP-.op "1'n.i'v,r ''i''' .tttp'c S 30 "'fl'" '''.i ,l'. - ...,4 .tkt'lrc.rri lots, I eke M,i,sh,,. attics and Qtiraçjes! $1A YOu ama Can of tAi are rerCb, 6) -Machinery and Tools Carprctny ho iob too %mau P register ia. ri4nir w,tp, ftt Ciors .'OtufCtat.ir d1pca'ed herein, and ii ' 514*61 I V7 HI LOS $110,000 Call Dud Income Tax I bedrooms, -0 lD'l'LLWILO( nu,fif.d recluired to fil, any 44-Equipment for Rent When you collect a I Boat with 35 lIP Johnson mob?. I OIter, INSTALLEd 'ii ,sri Walaper Hanging Feather.-Broker, N76000 baths B, owner. 143.001 Ph 370 new trailer. t7.O , a'.h '175 1141 claims ar4d.m,uw% *41,hi ,,.,, _____________ C!'YJt) tf fl!! ;:i;t "rr " qail i.. ..4.M4.i 'OC'p ck,I1,e CIitsiti,d Ad Cali t'VE LOz !c'rslca OF DiSTiNCTION 7v3aftec1i0 144$ v II 17*55 4$—Pets and Supplies of you. may have against Said PAUL S&.ATER -the prfrvi'sipo$ of ,shrrpabcu;S am uritriO*p , F items that the family 2 5 acme tractS in lake County I oft -377 2411 or $319993 Ho 2 East Road 1793 P'Oftts'cinat Wal'pap,r Hanger estate in thaOtficpoq tIne Cterhi of the Nimi $!ats'tes. To W,t OIPE RED that De*e — ________ SR 11. I 011 SR 94) H'gh S dry : se-Horses t. FLEET RESERVE has lost interest in. 5 IJC Enlrancef 322 7199 Sports EquIpment Licensed Residential Comm,rci,t Circuit Court of (lie 11th JudiCial Cm Any tvpe " 09 Flr4 Stitutet appear or icap.ntry Interior Sc'ned agri i$atiaway Realty, Ill Close to everything yet sell them with B f ait ASSN. plead t IPie Sanrord Flofidi. Probate Division, 47-Livestock and Poultry -n,'er,nn fle. estimates Calf 5' Elliot oseA Laa'j 7300 RatØi David Owner AitrV's. returnS prep.b'ed 1500 and up ,,_,,!.!ft1timates Ph. 332-6173 J coneplaini Acii'e by the !SHS day Cf Pre, In l# .'.4L''J.riQ F ip(UtCC Gold (totna Mg' Cc'fti',t.' ,it S,l,,fn,d - l,S p',. or (C's tnd.t M.'.'. l:d aCtii)q. low cost Sanford Siif fiitl J1 ti I "away from it all." "P 1$ rp an er'en1 i'rI.;f il'i'rr?4 L'ke Mary Putl.t Account ill '1017 65 -W.anlrd i') Rus' 2. 9 lint nIh ,, .itn .),. ,!r.r, Icur :Isii0ar __________________________________ V,,.O ?,..14r5 li''y'% tO',.ajy S (little-C fm..t,i,.t, Fec. Csrt 1,ç; CENTER O i; it, 36, 1)/1 'F.t (.-...II .4 I u-.r.pw'l L's !rirmeIr.rig (,ilil 322 lii? or 32) *2t'v 14pr,IId Wart ad! leather bag litelleri' condition. muntt,s froin the lime o mu f. 4)-Stamps . Coins See the homes built fleit'titul 74. ho,r,t's,te on arid v4Iu;catlon of 'liii lint is if Scott Matthew alinq 322-26)) or 8)). -Ceramics $125 Cgll 3770456 itter 4 940 LONGER USED CAMPING ______________________________ bottom lake 1-IOLIAP4t) ".FICTITIOUS NAME with pride & the finest '..CAR IS IN DEMAND SELL IT Businets P..evting claim or demand must be içs wcitun.J REALTY, 373 7075 JACKSON'S CERAMIU. tiiis n.m VO'eSS ,ntt,e SI*ti 01 Florida, WaN Drilling NOT ICF 1$ heretic o'ver l?isI a out filed in duplicate and Stat. Pie 7l-Antiquoj wth a friendly onty ta ns attend of materials . . oryio tie 2ndMOnday-2000 Ate' .1000094 Iii bS1ØØs i PT NO. - w 1 ,fr...,'d, '$..11on sass. Titio a. DICK JOYCE WELL DRlLLi I Sunday. 232'97I. S5_AI.P4 and Vtfr 'sn Club Hours-loam, .11 FarmsandGroves 'iiuIcf Wwd4ndnwstb. In kOPihlIIii t.,l$k 3" and larger. pumps, spr LsatesCOdu, it Bikes, Bikes, Bikes Daily (closed Wed.) ____ - -. ''r•"w liii!! II -= ay LrwnSetvlcs *SdPUi9f$P4BdfliOV9I5Jflt,Of 0 1 tess — fj5 OlDER D Waler COnditiOntes. 3)7 16'0 7.SOOFulIbear.ngc,trus trees. close 8lngc Thursday 7000 cluttered tiome and a biautifu$ wooded II sites and models. ID speeds , TranWurt.Ison C.rask Tile AAofl be 'Tract or With mower will . cut in Good land. 117.500 inctud'ng be -&RCELECTg0Ns4 _ • __________ Speed's, aria standard ,ike's na . VIle! — 541 crop WELLS DRILLED PUMPS Marsliallnacew,çta acreage or hots Call 3231316,373 5&ai 151ht* with 'lie Czers Of tt a,a,iablo at Fir.ttont Store 'S—Catvlpon. Travel r,s;I Deh941fa.1ofOFi'ld,.t,uS 9699 adv4qet (ircufaton in ae.,Iifl0to SPRINKLER SYSTEMS I clut 0' your cu. oiu .. 5mm-ncr Cot'rily. Ctyurt1,, IduI Iwlide Hamsu By ______ ______ ttav 04 January, )14 Trailers All l,pi'%antd% let 'j"CS ;tr lle4"s' 'would orçan:zatlon G & G Ceramic Ti;e in a MidFIa. Realty, Inc. 4.inc" isith a" ' F rq' N %i LAWN CAKE PFCIAL'STS here-par ifldSenv'cFri., twv '3 hal Ishat, like to b lflCiudCi in 18-Aisto Repairs vPtOI'S Itt flee ps'sma Complete bathrm re.tludelng, A Eaetilor'' OffICe EquIpment d estate Comrne,c,aI and re'slO,nt 11 STINEMACHINEL aolfa Or.inqc Aer G.d Ta BetSy, Sect'onleSov Parts this Acctss3ru5 listing call 1AL' Swallso,ea' ? sea so FLDLR. BETTINGhIAUS Call Fur Contracit now available SUPPLY (.0 & Sltpplles Orlando Fl $7 AND O9OERED a (ill flyt'i'p Ill 7p9 & filER5 or 3?? 7327. C)1i4f5fJ, l- fr4i44, (1-il fill', øay *f 71"Jvnk Car's Removed Appnt. 4' ,' rrgk' fr. i-s knot Bottungr.eus CO.JSTr&JCTQ.J U',:. __ '37h7ndSt .Jen,iry. 1971 6. .. P.S 1TT:. 14 Incomeand or,... ...mi,r (4iflII anu, I 322 3103 I'P'"cL ) £htc.ffly to- tad cla!r lf-Moto"cycle TH SANiORD ç Every (h's.n iftuIct ".100,,; p Investment PrOpehty HERALD 2U W, 25th ypewtriter All $0' 510 701 0691 Sanford, lIa, CP * SI? Apartment ligute nea,' hospital P In 3. rvb4wlFroSnhl j MarcI07a ions Lakl'view Re,t Mont List 67 C CLASSIFIED DC *9 Lawn and Garden I Q(X Ji-t,yla'io.p 7s 3' . 00' I' eni ed, ceme.l block, — The ffernkl I)EPARTMENT jaragv $ mu nuom, $3S000 C.a 'den Tilling, very rcasonatile 3722611 terms, Ov.nen muaa 3 U 9131. I - - Sell 7hose Useful, No Nee4 led _______________________ INFORMATION WANT AD Items With A Herald Want Ad. RORN LOSER *1AT ARE LLX)K1 II ., " DIAL Seminole 322261 1 _____________________________ 1974—SB __________________________ 1/ Groomer, all breeds, Winter Park Orlando 8319993 Ui3TI4 __ LL,ET ________ Xa! ' - ", :. - Want -- - - '-i , -' -___ I - - _______________ __________ ________________ San fotd Auction ________ _____ ______________ I p --- ____________ . cars $98 1 , .r.cnjnrp - ________ , or - ,r. _____________________- Shopping Plaz ____________ Ste n stro Fil _'_ ______ R ealty ____________ ___________ _______ --_________________ - - --__________ ' ,' ,lndtr'-'. ___________________________ Don't -. .- 6rE1E%T4 FERR ACE J he a - an _ NOTICE _ - ___________ - -------- _ '- - - ______ .- ---- ______ ,ou - .__ - _______ ___________ -'' - -" ' ________________________ a -- ilr, - - * *Singer* * -. 3 a A ___________________________ Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You! .y.wL'u11r.slu1a _______________________ - , - ___________ - _______________________ -- - • - 5fyi( _____________ ___________________________ , ' - ' - S Dealer . "''', $ ar, .,,.. as ' ' HALL . . -.. ' .. 13 77 -_ - . ' ________ BuMoikig __________________ FCAT1OM. fl3 56J. _______________ ' . - __ , . '' ______ Work guaranteed ____________________ Preuure oe Cleaning aers -- ' ,.,,. ' ''' .._ - i, ,..., arid tJSt'd Farm ______ '" , ______ _____ - EquIpment will Sell fast ,, __________ '' ____ - _____ __________ _____ ______ ______ .,,--j .,, _______________________ - "' - ' _________ - - _______ j " "' ' " ""' VIsor. - ':- ' " . '.-,. .,., R.od% ,,' ..'._..- ______ -. 4 . . ' BIcycles - . Lifestyles Surroundings, ' - - --' * I .1 Publihrtl - L.. a NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD. kiln Oeaer *0.3 Closed TPlucsday _ S.i,iday' iiL¼1i'(I ______________________ �- .. .1 -T- .: - .. - - -- --- - - - - - - -- . --- - ----- - ..---.- ____ -.-. - -...-- '•. .,. .. - - - - - - . ,--...- ..- _-__ - -- , Tuesday Feb. 3, 1914 Res iden ts' Pro tes t Un h eeded Architect Ci AA An fri I I en, fri "P+"r WINTER SPRINGS-CiUiCnS of this City should not be "subjected to visual harassment" with a metal structure for its city hall-fire station, aithitect Bob Koch told councilmen In workshop Moitday night, estimating "optimistically" that a proper interim facility with furnishings will cost 1150,000. Insisting that the city is a bird sanctuary indicates the people in the community are sensitive, Koch said a metal building would not present it true image of the city. A per. manent type building, he said, would cost about $30 per square foot to construct while a metal one ould cost about $18 per square toot Koch urged councilmen to lake action as quickly as possible to authorize further plan preparation for the facility. The building, Koch recommended as an lfl'rHn II1t'.,Uft, :1, 3 Ii .'dlkatl&,fl (l what will be the iire station. He said as the city can afford to con.lnue the construction program, it can easily be dime in phases with no waste, Lee Barrett of Southeast First National Bank cf MatUand said the bank will (j the 1150,000 modified 5tructule and furnishings at 5.95 per cent interest over a year period. me monthly cost to pay off the loan would he about $16U0, Barrett said. NEW JUBUCIIEMUJIG A public hearing on the Calbert Construetlon Co., request for a totting change from resnkntial to planned unit (!cv?lcpnlent (or I3 acres in the rinchiands area wai st for 7:30 p.m., March 4. Albert Clark, develo(mentcomnpany owner, asked that the city table until alter the public bearing action on his annexation request for adjacent parcel. City Atty. Tom Freeman said a new resolution on the annexation must be adopted and hearings set since 60-day period required requiredunder the "Mooney" law between an the IL#I resolution and hearing has expired. In addition he said the new zoning hearing for the lands within the city must be held because notice on the new hearing time was not published. Much of the Calbert property where P1.11) toning 6 requested is Included In the city's zoning board recommendation for rezoning to large single family homes classification Freeman last week ruled that the zoning board recommendation must be considered in public hearing by the zoning board and the city council. One zoning board member, Sharon Patrick, last week, noting the advisory group has never held a public hearing 'wondered" if the city's rezoning over the past several years Is legal In light of the Fact. OFFICIALS L%UDED MrS. Wanda Sasser on behalf of a citizen's group sibipitted a petition carrying 109 1tttIiit supporting t-OunL-IIn1dn Irwin Hunter and John Booth. The two men over the past month have been under lire, accused of violating the "sunshine law" by holding a meeting with Mayor Roy McClain in the Booth home before McClain assumed office. 141st week, Mrs. Ethel Hurt representing another citizens' group rsked the men to resign for being rude to residents and for Booth's "not caring what the citizens think." Mrs. Sasser Monday night lauded both officials for their dedication to the city. In other business, council thanked Florida Land Co., for donating and placing a fence around the city tct lo o Ihjuth reported he is negotiating with Longwood to aiqulre possibly at no cost a portable cage to temporarily hold animals picked up by the animal control officer, Freeman was asked to amend a contract with the county to allow the city to rent a county grade-all for $67.50 daily or a motor. grader for $60.06 daily. Councilman Troy Piland said he 13 inn. vestigating prices on a new plcMip truck. Concerned residents on the the level of water In the lakes operation will probably tiil:e CA&SEL,BERRY - Council The purpose of the dredge iinnrnd 52.5 acres owned by and fill operation 13 to raise the Triplett lakes were given would not be affected. The state from 45 to 60 days, the Florida Standard Land Co. land on the plininsulas assurances operations ucuid requires a turbidity test be They also learned the con. Monday night despite protests separating the two lakes to the cease if turbidity rose above the taken twice daily every day of from residents on the land abut. required height above water level permitted by the pollution the dredging operation, struction of multi-family ting the tract that development level for construction. control department, and that residents were told. The dwellings on the peninsula areas would not encroach on the po of a largecorsdondrdwn complex olf course fairways located on In the area would lower the g center of the peninsulas. of t he ir property. The development of multifamily dwellings with a density A Seminole Circuit Court counter-charged Ilerriiig with 'about in a sheriffs' car for of 16 units per acre hearing requested by former an "e villy motivated" chaige months, thea turned over to a proposed for the tract which Sheriff's Sgt. Johnny Wright to which was "knowllngly false" third party. lies south of the Summit Apartdismiss charges of misap- and issued in "bad faith" to However, Assistant State ments. a shotgun from cover Polk's by-passing the Atty. Bill Staley today wo' t1 up One area resident said the de. propriating Polk was con- civil service board. not comment on whether the velopers probably wanted a Sheriff John acre, tinued to Wednesday morning admitted taking Both Polk and Herring denied shotgun Wright density of eight units per get after three hours of testimony the allegations, from Matthews was the shotgun iaere asking 16, and would a they Monday, Burn.t presented have charged him with t'.at they wanted if council Monday. Prior to the proceedings, series of witnesses apparently stealing. cen.promised a e!ght units, lie One source close to the in' said not only would surrounding before Judge David Strawn, designed to show that Wright ! \ misappropriated has decided could not have vestigation Monday indicated land values drop, but the city Polk annowwecj he could not at this time provide to grant Wright a Feb. 18 civil the shotgun he Is charged with "it looks like there now may be 0 the necessary services to service hearing on the stealing because he did not turn more than one shotgun." department's former highestr it over to the sherfff'm depart. Polk tnday vild ho knc bandIt' a udth'n large influx of DON'T BE ranking black detective's went. about the Matthews milling persons into a inul'i-family eDecember tiring. Wright's Wright and Elder Matthews shotgun until velopenent. & Strawn today said he has of Midway told of a Revelation testimony, and that if con-- CONFUSED I "You haven't got the roads, indicated to attorney: in the .310 shotgun Wright confiscated fiscated, it shoulu have been Install a famous quality schools, pollee and fire central heat & air conS protection, or sewer and water case he will rule Wednesday on from Matthews in 1971, carriel turned over to him the validity of the state's auioning sys t- em tor year supply," he told council, charges against Wright at the 'round comfort Council gave tentative apof testimony and proval to the SMD Partnership conclusion croSS.cxnminatlonofwitflesses. to carry out a dredge and fill Wright was fired 19 and opera tion on their Land • Lakes property between Middle charged by State Atty. Abbott con- herring with stealing a shotgun and South lake Triplett on diticn the city engineer approve from Polk's custody. Wright gained a Christmas Day wrIt of all recommendations for dr"tging operation made by the habeas corpus from Circuit state depirtment of pollution Court Judge Vulic Wil!iains i% hi, of Sanford Inc. control. The approval followed ordered Mondar 'a hearing. Wright and his attorney, T. 00 H. Maple Ave. a well-supported public hearing David Burns of Rartow, Ph. 322-1321 ,, , value Hearing " 11401111011 IMP . SCDTCHf 86° CLAN i f ____ &A AIUW Hospital Notes Sanford: Rosena W. Perkins Aliester Hearti Emma S. Ashley Maggie Gentry Herman E. Modlin Margaret H. Yrilth Vernfla Ward Rohert A. Partaia Jr. Claire Maclore Edward Gross Virginia R Bath1d Ube Brown Alicia I. Morgan Kieko Wrighi John J. Carver John Stine, Geneva Bruce E. Dsi*itl, Geneva • • 5745 Sanford: - Clarence Ray Leary P. Davis Mrs. wa'ne Singleton &W boy .. __ 14" 3. BONDS MILL CANADIAN WAN & : SUNSET "' OP WD[FSCHMIDI 12 YR. RARE OLD ROYAL 1 rb. 8me Woman's Ch1bofSanford will meet at noon at the Cavalier Motel. This change in lonisdoetother,novation of the club hoije. Gererail Business and Program meding of SE'JIWd hwd' at 12 noon. Guest speaker Langley Adair. Sanford Business and Professional Women' s Club, dinner and business meeting, 7 p.m., I ake Monroe Inn Speaker: Judge flaruld Johnson. Seminole County Young Republicans Club, 8 p.m.. Qua li ty mu North. 1-4 & SR 434. Social hour 7:15. Sem1nole County Commissioners will conduct forum to answer questions on county government operation. Visitors welcome. Seminole County Campers meeting. 7:30 p.m., reser. '.'111nn for Feb.rarnp.out. First Federal S & 1., SR 434, cngwood Feb.10 All Souls Ctuwcb Men's Club l:!etine Smorgasbord. pin. &&-141 ILILI at SJa and Oak. ] Feb. 11 Songwrtters GUIM of Genra1 Florida, :31 pm,, First Fedaral, 10 Edgewakr Th' 4 fisedo. Mua may ,bng1 togs for club retarding, Arnfr.w ccmpoaers and IyiIc wrthrs welcome. Free izc(esslonai help gyellable. - - Odiemce Class, MaiLLand CLvw Center, hog $1S 1en. d 7 p.m. Novice claai I ptvIn, 9p.m. Register . 111VIII N" no I YR SAM CLAY 12 YEARS !JLD CEfi1flOIYfAR30(d BYE V4°)JSWItEV 0ARTIP.(DKY........ Feb 19 D.i1rk-t Nurses 37, regular ir:'lm 4 ' in. CountsIla1t! 1)uprtiiient auditorium. Speaker, Marilyn Oordor. Youth Pzoç'amii eocrelaLor, A1 mucsm1t,d. - - 431.. 5015 s. MONCY CAN 319 6.25 QUART E '5 REA EL L - - ', •IILI - 11" ___ For fast relief a %48111 _____ LI. Can we L!i f fp i-'I(Jfl V4l1OiL. SflA*ii' T2YR KY . SANDRA RAWLINS Lu 9212 Casbvry Mv?IiuI. IIS5CIM 005 141L04 NOW ____ NMK.Lils - 5 $TCA$5 Oil - a MN?! Poll 'ha VW&00M9"bq%*T_ son ' 4,, MI £4*GIIWOT.CLAIU $AVUIEL.Ci$AIfl$ '2$ cau - 55$,1 I 1. I () V 51*71 "M SL BROOKFORD , is a, Jul" - '&'' 4.49 - 61 1111 CA1111 DUCK •I$II 's Sal Ieaw MAITLAND USrIresala. 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Included in Baskette and Sissors' "Tue Art of Editing," I was impressed with their at. Ut.ode towards society acas. Equally surprising was fl colunin which they had reprinted of Paul Brookshire as it appeared In the South Dade 'New Leader,' homestead, Flu, Brookshire was lorrnerly with The Herald. Essentially, the column tries to give :he bridegroom a break for a change. I found it very amusing and hnpeou will aiso. MO - as --- -, Sc, wh> let a good thing down... - County Man , * ~ '-. -. - ,kf -L ' .. 111 - ' -0 - 7'. - --~ ~-- W FWX 1. - - . - - " . - - - - - - -- - .- - - - - SINKING THE PUTT ON THE A QUARTET of the more than 200 golfers from all parts of the country are shown as they concluded the first rotund of the Pro-Am at Sanford's Mayfair Country Club this morning. The tourney continues through tomorrow Because Sheriff I -- 18TH GREEN AT MAYFAIR with the linksters driving for a share oi the $11,000 in prizt' money, with first place worth $1,00. Related coverage of thi3 year's event is on page 9A. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent) - A bsen t ByCHRl.SNELSON and MARK WEINTZ Herald Stall Writers tightlipped on lloffmann's pessibie motives in possessing the bombs but Shcriff John Polk commented, "As far as we A raid on a Seminole County know it is not connected with home Tuesday night by U.S. any case we have handled." Treasury agents arid sheriff's Polk was referring to the Air dept'ties uncovered 26 bombs Flow Inc., case where five and resulted In the arrest of a men have been charged in 31-year.old Martin Marietta union-prompted squabbles employe on charges of illegal producing tires and possible possession of destructive attempted bombings devices. throughout Central Florida. Stanley Hof(mann, 135 N. The U.S. Attorney's office in lakewood Circle, Maitland, Is Orlando, now handling the beIng held today In Orange bomb case, today said among County jail on $15,000 bond after the explosives confiscated front his arrest by Seminole Sheriff's Heffrnatin's residence were 14 Sgt. Robert Kunkler, and Capt. shrapnel bombs made from Charles Werhner, the depart- soup and beer cans, seven ment's bomb disposal expert. homemade (ragmentatior. A second man, George W. bombs, an anti-tank device and Taylor, 26, of 200 N. 1.akewood related high-explosives Circle, apparently stumbled paraphernalia. into the middle of the raid and Martin Marietta spokesman was charged with interfering today identified Hoffmn.&nn as a with the federal officer professional worker .in the assisting in the arrest. en1neert.g division who has Police said Taylor has no been with the company since known connection with Hoff- Jan. , 1973, mann or the variety cf exThe spokesman could not say plosive devices now being whether or not Hoffmcnn'a __ ktudled by eiperta. wont was related to wwapor* or Authorities today were explosives. "In these days when the world Is quaking in its boots and news of great significance is daily swept into newspaper trash cam for Lack ol Space, It Li sickening to read paragraph after paragraph about some little girl changing HER r.anw commissioners showed up B CHRIS N)"..SON to HIS. and then left early. HeraldSla.HWrfter The groom He apparently Is Emergency fuJs to upgrade wasn't dressed at all if 1w' was Kimbrough, liattaway and even there. But Mother and Seminole County JustWilliams-the three voting , - , h I q I ~.P Mother-ir..Lan? Yes. They threatcned with a state shut- 10 against Polk's request)~ I were fashion plates In beige slowil because of crowded and r~z attended the hearing briefly, ensembles and m.itching ac- unhealthy ccinditbonj-were but left before state officials again voted down Sy c'unty ' cessor4.es or something, described conditions In the Jail I .ak you. Is it a wedding or a tonunissionet's Tuesday nigh t as unacceptable, aid said the after Sheriff John Polk failed to sMoit show? commission was responsible for If it is a fashion show, why attend the meeting. finding money to upgrade the I For the world week in a row, .... -_ I I isn't it held in a hotel ballroorn facility. I . -and iitiy Isn't the groumu gien a Commissioner Greg Drum. !_~*. The state officials are due to tiny bit of credit for the showing mond asked the board to asWASHINGTON IAPI Ne- spokesman Leonard F!eet in prove $8,700 on Polk's $12,49d up with his cioti,es gotiators for indep-crident tru. announcing their decision Tuesrecommendations on shcrt- crs have The blackout of the request so that immediate told their members day night. *_. term reforms and repairs that to intallatinn of new commodes bridegroom in wedding ac keep their rigs off the road W. J. Usex-y Jr.. a special will help the jail. Polk Monday after .counts is an unpardonable sin. could begin, I. turning down President presidential assistant, exsaid he has already taken steps Nixon's efforts however, Polk, absent all If the groom is mentioned at all to end their pressed disappointment but toiw'lplightingandrenu!auofl, strike. heisaffordedasniuthspaceas afternoon playing In a pic-am saidhewouldcortthue efforts f , rated "poor" by the state, but golf tournament and again an atheist get.. the Atruclerwushotandkifled to settle the dispute, whIch is that he did not know where the on a Delaware road in the missing during the evening page, shut' slowly choking-off the natlon'I I. TO. H) HATTA WAY, KIM BROUGH, WILLIAMS money would come from. because of Did a Jaycees dinner in . . And pictures. you ever by independent truckers, supply of food and goods. It Left hearing before testimony ended see a pho:ograph of a Altamonte Springs, was not Polk was speaking to the and officials warned of possible Fled said the truckers had voting against the funds by administration "seems to be the hearings which produced a Jaycees on the posed 13.5 food shortages in some areas if bridegroom" Maybe in the pt there to defend or Justify his pro made Office but not in the newspaper. request. ('tnlunLs.sioners Mike hlattaway lacking in the jail." state warning the jail will be million bond issue loran all new the tie-up continues much long- what crystal clear pcec'.sel> problems need solution" A disappointed Chairman and Dick Williams, hlattaway er. I'ni going on r'cord right now Drummond said he would try closed down unless conditions jail at Five Points. during the three days of negoKv'itough, who earlier saying he opposed "hit and for what he called the "bona are brought up to state stan. in favor of wedding an. John It, rejecting the President's tuitions that began here Sunday' Indicated he felt the board miss" The Sheriff said the repairs plan to freeze diesel fuel prim nouncvmnents being run as legal situations where "every fide emergency' needs" again dards. week we face a new next week, adding, "hopefully, At the time of his 112,406 requested for the old Jail must and allow a future jump In with Ussery and Per.nsylvania notices-payable in advaige by would approve the money with Gov. Milton J. Sh.app. But, he a full presentation from Polk, emergency." We father of the bride, the sheriff will be .na position request last week. Polk said he be carried out regardless of freight rater. the negotiators for said. the admliu.stratiun's reliett.eratl!l, it the bride InsLils "i'.iIented '1 was in him We Ilatthwa' said from what he to ansi r all our questions on felt all information the corn- what voters decide on the new the loosely organized trucker spense Tuesday "deviated on giving a miiiitt'. d'ttIed could have generated inunderstood of the problem most that 'late." missioi needed was generated jail, becsuse it will take at least said nevertheless they were from what the tmumaikedb' fonnation relative the whole to of the situations criticized bI ' description of ev'u'; tne'tt of Chief Seminole Circuit Court at the Jan. 25 hearing before two years to construct the willing to continue bargaining ekers proposed. problem." the state are clothing she happens tO ha e "administrative in Judge Dominick Salli this week Salfi and two other Judges, modern facility if it Li ap- with the government However, Kimbrough was joined in. nature,"and that her person. I suggest she take no new talks were scheduled. good set Feb. 27 as "round two" of ('omnmnenting taat only three proved, !he administration has or. out a paid display adThe truckers said Nixon's tIered an Immediate freeze on vcrtlsement. measures were inadequate be- diesel fuel prices while the In. In this manner, trade names cause they did not guarantee terstate Commerce Cornnumy- be used and shops that sold them sufficient income to meet mission acts on new regulations higher operating costs. the girl all her glorious gear that will enale the m&-pendent could get equal space on the "We recommend the drivers owner-operators to pass at to continue to stand down and not shippers the increase in fuel same page. said. By MARK WEINTZ Yates said he paid back the said the Village Rest Truck gas in May," he said. Newspapers would teat. to work," said truckers' costs since Last May. 11 Euringer said if one station Eurmger said the Sanford overcharge by charging one return lkraldStal(Wrfter Stop was the only Sanford untold profits from this station kown to be over. was charging 35 cents per Village Rest recently was cent less per gallon on diesel .rrangetne and ml readers gallon and the station next door overcharging 2.7 cents per fuel. 1 paid the balance back a The owne,- of the Village Rest charging. might be able to get some world rings Truck Stop in Sanford said Euringer said the price a was charging 36 cents per gallon on regular, 1.7 cents per couple of days ago," he said. news for a chanee instead of . gallon on May 15, then the two gallon on pvIliiunI; and 1.1 IIJdy fir oats paid uui-k Mu the station siiargtsl fur gas May 15 Euringer said the price bouffant skirts highlighted with Internal Iicven'ir Service discrepancy was noticed after a is the maximum price they are stations would have different cents on diesel, tiers of lace ar.d aqua (rocks Yates said today he only spot survey. tipped or'hids end claimed was the result of allowed to charge today, but guidelines to follow. "It Just LOS ANGELES APi- porters he was optimistic about wills aqua doesn't make any difference rolled back the price on the overcharging for gasoline, any inrr'ases added by Euringer said he had no Shareholders of Walt Din.'y the next quarter, "but w don't a ir,Ii .ilk l'n"n ini'iiiblt' 'Inc 1lL sati as-i iriveshgation station's supplier nuty be added whit someone else did on the dieselfuel "I didn't have to roll comment on how tha.' priu' Production were greeted by know w here all the unc-ertar,taes wtth..,wliaevrr ,'.ou wear with 15th; it is what each specific back any other prices," Yates cor,trois affect free enterprise, Mickey Mouse, then were hid to that price. linen ensembles" completed last week showed iiIl land us." itutize silk 111"The IRS only enforces the that attendance ha.1 declined there were at least 20 sers ice M YAcs, owner of Village station did that determines Lite :aid. Company officials said t.s. "That is not what our recordi- rules. We are the ad. 6.5 per cent at Disney World ney's hotel business and foreign stations in Florida over Rest, said his obligation to price," Euringer explained. Now hold it, gui. I didn't "The days of free enterprise indicate," Euringer said today. mlnlatrative arm of the Federal and 4.5 per cent at Disneyland distribution of Its motion pie. customers refund the money was the result write It! You know I love all of dhl gas Holgu' keringer, public of unde:chargtng In May. "I are over. The government sets "If he only roiled back diesel F.nergy Office and the Cost of in the last four mon s. turn were doing well. turn you especially Billie Jean information iffleer for IRS, could have charged more for the price and tells you how fuel he did not do what he Llvng Council," Euringer said. The drop in atta'idan*,'e, tomKing. rlght' much gas you will be allotted agreed to do," Euringer said, pared to the sarii. 'er U,o yaar t,g drop said that I found for the month; it's killing the "He ago, was may have already paid th Named en e ner-gy in the value of Dtsney stock 13 too kash ire's culu tnt: INDEX little guy," Yates declared back his debt, but 1 would crisis, shorter sehoo: vacations from $1OU a share a year gii to huiiiorous... and that I Just today, Arts dtlth3 2A suggest beget In touch with our Entertainment and bad weather. BR $41.. Tataur toll a stc'ckwanted u cliaram a funny with Yates said he was moving investigator and tell him how he .sterday's high 79 tow this Irlage ----- --- -----911 Horoscope Shareholders of the Burtiank. holder: you, that's itil. liontot! 15,000 gallons of gas per month h*ndled CaI,'itlsj the situation." morning 50. Partly cloudy and based cos.lpany gathered tier', 7A Hospital notes We can't do anyth,.' through his tanks before the Euringer said. warmer with a slight chance of Tuesday for the annual nietting thy value of the sL.'. expt I:-. 'fseiluds I0.1lU Pubiicnotices 913 Lake the Duke IJoho Wuyre cnerg' crials erupted. "Now I Off ii, cs 9B Society ..... ......hA "The whole thing is unfair. showers Highs in the mid to aid vo raid Mickey Mc'une lion- bend every effort to rto the said at liar-and the other can only get ,&10 gallons for a My tanks are dry so the up.r los. Low tonight near 6U. aid Duck and o.her L*sney company well, Cr&wordpuule B Sports ... ....... .. $-9A Management nighl ... "I don't rsre wheit 11w' my atlottment month ar4 Rain probability 20 per cent characters. 811 Is teuckers don't come in and this rAhby State ... ......... .. A tts con trol tat over stout marwont, Just so girls want already late. It is hard lust to hurts my restaurant," Yates tonight and 30 per crr.t Ther011 Stocks - - ---- --- -IA Crane , After the meeting Ihairman ket philosophies which affect they're home in tine to ixi tue keep the door-s open." Yates said sda>'. kitn B Tatinu toki 4A TV 88 t- the price of 'u tovk" supper.'t Jai l Repai rs Re lected ____ ____ _____ Driver Killed, Truckers Told To Leave Road " .-, - iV43 ' Mickey Mouse B Sad Attendance News • - - ,, - . ' - 2.49 7195 - I Weather 111. 33-SO US offimmiummanwome SURD6Y. CIIAIUS. 1 51 ~~ _j - .:, - - ,1 £ONllIIfft(0.NU,W*1( R9,' 21.99 eERlrni.c*A1;, 1, - .i u1.s, .vtiE U'v'iii --0,.,-' W1 7.. O',IT ABC HAS A YSNP$SItIj*I CO1*OtISDT.1ES Clilas WITH 1$ ECH *5114 £ -- - *. Gasoline Overcharg*ing R evealed WI", _____ ____ Ikj4.69., 312 li SI •'M _____ SflASIL4NIN*O1Io* - 3.49 " 3150 lMp.LWfgfly GALLON PILMADEN to HEAVEN '. ,t - 119A W1 lath 55 $55 W. Ii 61. 1 ____ PO*ttNiIaS ABC .,4 ____ -. - ABC GIN iIjI:1 100 PR. 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Ig US Feb. is Senior Citizens Tour to St. Augustine and Marineland Leave Seminole Plaza near Montgomery Ward's at $ am. Sip at Civic ('smkr at anfocd at 8:30 a.m. Return by 6 p.m. Call -9142 or m-zti cr reservauons. *'th It Sanford rotary Club, li:IS pm., Mr Center; speaker, Pfeitauf 4cr president 599.... 3,..,141 i615 "111 (dTS4ftSCOTtM . - 3% A SISILAS NOW 1OYR a of MOM 5$ " ABC 8 YR, OLD Is IMP. tANAOIAI &I SANDEMAN GRANT'S 8 YR. 319-- 4295 hAll! SCOTCH 4.19-.. 538$ AJH 1&6 uoc IMIMOII VOCLI WISER 10 YR. A MACKENZIE N'USEVt j j; -. lIft CUt usE _ ____ - 9 ST. LEGER USES I SW ssai xrcs WUS SUits NIIUIUKInMI DUARI MC NIIRY I? YEAR. 5.42 ow 6115 01. NICIWO PEEZI $YLRDYMORUxE 3,91.... 4595 01. WE I MACKAY --- Feb. 13German American Society Kalkekraenzchen, 2p.m.. GAC Clubhouse, 381 Orange lane, Casselberry. Card games follow racial hour. ' 3.99 QUEEN ANNE 'WiClC I'rb. 12 league Middle School PT/,. :30 p.m. School Superb. tendeni W. P. Layer Will speak school zoning and six nwrnticr panel will discuss various aspects of the school. Feb. is S.111fOId ct1iei1'f i{rptbjiijp C1ut, ILc.staurant, Cavalier Motor Inn Restaurant, noon lwu.heon. State Rep. Lewis F.arle. !I*aiII'. YEAR OLD REPIATIR. 45 __ . ROYAL CASTLE _______ Lwik'14:6T1 r"i I Feb. 12Mirth $Semi n ole Horticultural Seminar, County huslnessznen Invited to attend Sanford Garden Club, 7:30 p.m Winter Park Chamber of "Fruit Trees for the Home," by Commerce I(affeeklatsch at Frank J. Jsu, County 8:15 a.m. In the Langfnrd Hotel Extension Director, Seminole to hew Dean Gaiser, Florida's County. saistant director for tourism, talk on "How the I.neraj (lMs "'•""" Will Affect Business." ____ ' . 'li-MI 549 """" lIlt iaiau SANDY.MACDONALD HEDGES BUTLER DELUXE HARVEY'S A BC "du 100 PR. BRISTOL CREAM ABC 6 YR. KY. US W £71 i 5N scaoa BEEFEATER OLD CROW c "' 111111411 GIN i $ N$** 4" , $,IP, sil Seminole Calendar J.T.S. BROWN '" "'" STANLEY "'-'" CARSTAIRS , . '. - .- ?-'4 ____ ' _____ OW a RI S £$fltM .W MRS SIsU ussr oasesz*n_eisscasn, a SS*AT so wa esi ioccet rest cotoatac oai wiana POM at nstNat cii**v 5949. 399 $15 ft N ' I 6%1016 kot p '. i _______________ t 5.99 I V I 12 U4 "Ift " -., 9 11 JOSE GASPAR OLD REPEATER SM ININ LONDON DRY HIeI8RY Ulf 0 aw as &oie MEDAL 1. may 61111111812. "" an" "Mm 41101 I" " 3 NEW LOUNGES NOW E lkI.I/ HIWAY43I-1 BLOCK SOUTH OFALOMA 50 ORANGE BLOSSOM iRAIL AT OAK RIDGE 4.._ WOODLAND PLAZA IN DELAND m*S IT-U*t 4Ufl(NISMvB 1""'' • 1101" I DANCING mt 2 AM. - :' 90unsa,i PR, GIN u I(-ws.z D isi 'çWH(R(PTuAPfNvMALoN" ItUI$ 58" UNO 4.89 .. °"l IOEMT flAM. Ift ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGES , YR. j ROYAL DELUXE .w'ç 4*1AUS I TOM 3lMSI YR. 'fti& N$I 1i4 WHYFAYMORI? VISIT YOUR OEAJJTIFUL NFW SWINSIN' tT12YtAkZOtDta I47nW1 J. Sant, DeBary Sturiel C. Dunn, Deltona Theodore Gloss, Deltona Martha Augliera, Deltona F.dna Martin, Dclta'na Florence A. Wlnfl&d, Orange City Juanita E. Moore, Padatha William Biimbalough, New Sm)TPa Beach IHSCHARGES I, . so 1.11,41 59 SI.UCA$1 Clayton, I mot 4.79 .,' Michelle V. Robinson Lilib M. Caldwell Ronnie Gilbert Marva Hawkins Arlene H. Jam Bonnie E. Hasson Richard Moe Ernestine E. Branch, Lake Monroe John Mahanna, DeBar) - Kuwaiti cabinet met in an emergency session. The terrorist made two demands in the telephone conversation: -"The Japanese government must send within one hour a plane to Singapore to transport our comrades there to Kuwait along with their hostages and arms." -"The Kuwaiti government should be wise enough not to interfere. Otherwise we shall start execution operations at the first sign of a Kuwaiti attempt to resort to force against us." it was not known exactly how many hostages the terrorists were holding. , vfc~tll 4? 4 3 MACGREGOR OLD STANLEY : CERJIFIED NM a ___ JFOUR ROSES EARLY TIMES .. LW Kuwait. An Associated Press newsman telephoned the embassy, spoke with one of the terrorists, a woman, and then with a man who was apparently the leader of the raiders, The man, speaking rapidly in Arabic, said the hostages included the ambassador and the first and second secretaries of the embassy. "All are well, but they will be executed lithe Kuwaiti government attempts any interference with our operation," he said. Kuwaiti troops and policmen surrounded the embassy. The refinery there. ABC 6 YR. KY. AMERICAS LARGEST WINE & SPIRITS DEALER - '' Stella M. Nelson ieiiary Eknr M. Sims DeBary F1or'iriw Morin, DeBary George Bradley, Deltona Joseph T. Crane, Deltona fCjp$p, Deftom Martha £ Nichols, Deltona Dana G. KImball, Dettona Deborah C. Chitwn, Dehand Shirley Frye, Winter Springs Thotnas C. Rutherfid, New Sina Beach Ann Titusville Wednesday, February 6, 1974-Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No 144 Price 10 Cents SOUTHERN AIR ROYAL ST. LEGER 33NIft*itscs,g. DELUXE Nil U S WISER 10 YR 1II, 1111 11111" III t M LAUDER'S DsAt1 1 ""go" DAY SA,a TUES. THRU v,s.o.p. or MCUUT1flISI NW aSS P1I McHENRYBYR. COGNAC miv .MUCAULtST; , 'JIM BEAM CUTTY' SARK PtA IIWASIS u_4 $, it' a, - ifrra Lii Dec. JACOWN ' N- It was not known how many terrorists seized the embassy in KUWAIT (AP) Terrorists seized the Japanese Embassy in Kuwait today and threatened to execute diplomatic hostages unless four terrorists holed up in Singapore gel safe passage to Kuwait. The terrorists also demanded that three hostages held by the Singapore group be flown to Kuwait. 'I'hc• Japanese government agreed to the demands and said it would send a plane to Singapore as soon as possible. The Singapore terrorists have been holed up in a ferryboat with their hostages for a week after trying unsuccessfully to blow up a Shell oil 11thrh Wright For C Gunmen Take Japanese Embassy ig 4,1 . . - FEB1WAR' 4, l71 ADMISSIONS [114 r , Casselberry Annexes Lots Blasts 4tJ11 By DONNA ESTES herald Stiff Writer J . 0 6I- tkm Sanford Herald 1 . - .. - - - - - - - . - news � 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 05, 1974 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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