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SOUTH S 07 DAYS R1 C3 VT THESE ITEMS * CANJ . THURS. FEB. 28 THRU * • IQC in.()'! cc PRICES GOOD. & MAXWELL (OR) HOUSE t- LIMIT ONE PLEASE WITH OTHER PUR( ,$AsrSor %I SO.OR MORE, EXCLUDING CIGARtITtS WED. MAR. 6 i G111,DLY kcL_Ej1 j USDA _ I FOOD STAMP COUPONS ALPO BEEF DOG FOOD 7 OMMM 3 CHUNK STYLE LIGHT. J& MC - 2 LIQUID BLEACH 00 s 14 OZ. CANS GAL. JUG IMIAR . .. * . LOCAL DRIVERS FIND PUMPS CLOSE!) . .Those stations open have long waiting lines 'A 'I .. .i _____ SEALD.SWEET 100 PCT. PURE FLORIDA . PLAIN (OR) • SELF. RISING PUMPKIN PIE (20 OZ.) ORANGE JUICE 10 * FRUIT COCKTAIL P40. 303 CANS 98, C DRINKS *GRAPE *ORANGE (OR) *PUNCH 9 46 OZ. CANS 87 BIG BEEF SALE * FR YERS LB, , IIIBEEF SIDES-------.LB. 39c ri 29 FRYER UARTERS I H CHUCK LB. ROAST 9 DAIRY CASE PEAR HALVES BISCUITS c43C9o991 CAN CANS J TBONEOR PORTERHOUSE oral i STEAK MIX14ATCH i'HOLE KERNEL CORN CREAM CORN CUT WAY 4 12 OZ PAk -CAN VAC STEAK YOUR CHOICE STEAK — ___ SAVE ON THESE 1 $ POT ROAS17O the performance, ' LYKES 68 SG CREEK' 'V gas—and that seems funny to Washington," commented G.J. need it. I've seen some of the me. It's all to raise the prices." Lazenby of Sanford, lines, though, and Feel sorry for "The situation's terrible; I At this point I'm confused," those people waiting," she It's a new kind of waiting almost always have to wait In admitted Philip Goldstick of added. "It's not fair; I'm sure game—tiw waiting in line for line for gas," complained Mrs. Lake Mary. "When that the gas is here; but it's pure gaslthe game—and all the Donald Rowe, who lives west of representative from an Arab speculation when they'll make disgruntled participants in. I-4,inSeminole county, "I think nation (Shah of Iran, Reza it available like before." terviewed as they inched their the oil companies are trying to Pahlevi) made the flat cars towards the pumps in two make the public p.y the price statement something funny is Sanford service stations this they want." going on in this country, it made morning believe the big oil Tommy Judklns of Lake things even more confusing. companies or the government Mary, wh waited a marathon 'You listen to Simon and the could blow the final whistle any three hour. at the beginning of president, arid they say, yes, it time they chose, the week for gasoline, believes will continue. Then some "But! don't see it ending yet; the gasoline shortage has been publications say it will be over somebody's making too much contrived by President Nixon to In the spring. How do I know money," commented Ruby take people's minds off what to think" Hackett, a former Sanford Watergate. Most of the motorists could resident now living in Winter Kenneth Wilkins of Sanford, translate their frustrations to Park, where in the past two steaming coffee mug in hand to concreteexamplesofwaiting th weeks she has never waited less ward off the early morning line only to be told the gasoline than an hour to buy gasoline, chill, was another of the supply was out before they got -'i don't believe there's a "waiters" who believed to pumps, or having to leave RUBY HACKE shortage," continued Mrs. something could be done to the line to get to work on time It's to rac prui' Hackett. "There've been tOO improve the situation if "the before they could fill up. many shortages all at Once— men at the top" chose to do so, "1 waited close to an hour beat, milk ptoatoes and 1'"I don't know exactly what, but Monday and was the second car they could do something to stop away from the pump when they these long lines," said Wilkins, ran out of gas. I was really mad Frank Hall of Winter Park and confused and frustrated," had a possible solution, "I'm a said GldstIck. One of the other trucker and have no difficulty disappointed customers was so getting all the diesel fuel I need, angry the police had to be because the truckers stood up called in to calm the situation, for what they thought was right, he recalled. ' and were able to ay the big Debby Bryant of Lonood oil companies. If it gets much got up at 6 a.m. today to buy ,, , worse, motorists should start gasoline, and after waiting in / blocking the traffic the way the line a half hour, was given only KENNETH WILKINS truckers did. They should do $2 worth. She spent from then ' C. J . LAZENBY ,,,Don't know what to think .. "Why don't they put in ramps for those of who are confined to wheelchairs?" The woman was BOLOGNA PKG 499 SUNNYLAND c WIENERS 12 OZ I j -' - . :ç -. % which she and her husband had on tr>ing to gain access via the steps Into one of this area's public buildings? r - / ' .' \. 4. — TOWELS 2 All JUMBO 3 See if this'll get your attention take vacations, goon trips at ROLLS r- 0 R r RESI4.CRISP" LARGE Oe STALK - - - — — U 1 ANCY" RED ROME PPLES TY" CANADIAN UTABAGA ' ITRUS PUNCH- 3 LBS. SCELLO SAG) 68C LB. 0' INNY DELIGHT' 48c GAL. - - - - - - — - -- I prices you won't believe, and to places you never thought of. The example offered was to explore New York City -- 164 's,' __ for one week. For two, Includes ¶ lodgings and breakfast. 1 , It's not a Joke. As a matter of (act few people vacation and travel op- _____________________________________________ portunities available at college . and university campuses and in _____ their surrounding areas. College fa'ilities are ______ available at modest cost — a fradton of commercial food - .. and hedging prices — during _____ _______ City Continues Zoning Hearing $P \ — .. I * 329 SANFORD AVE. STORE MON THURS 8 : 00 A.M..7.O0PM FRI& SAT 8 . 0 0A.M 9OOPM 'UNDAY 8:OOA,M..I,00PM * 25TH, & PARK AVE. STORE 'MON.SAI 8:00A.M.9 P.M. CHANGE 01- HOURS SUNDAY 10 A.M. 6:00 I'M. g;vpular vacation and holiday periods, and in many instances, the year round. All you need now is the name of the book which lists 145 colleges in the U.S. and Canada which are open to travelers. If you're interested , give usa call at 322-2611. . -. . .'. ',, .4' - '. .. -. ' UICIN(;s 'ENVII(ONMENT,\I,Tft,\p' Itisilected Lw Williamson (I) and Adair 'i'iii•: ! --- -.- ..... ..------- --.-- ...=--=.,- ........................- - Williamson, this morning 13. is "flood prone", aJdlng that noting a concrete boxed in pit The large tract extending drainage plans prepared for the just off the street in the area to from SR 434 south to Charlotte developer by ('sty Engineer Hill be dedicated as a city park said Street was annexed into the city Falsight is si create problems the pit and the ditch would last summer, but was not toned Casselberryin Lake Kathr)m. create in addition a main- at the time. lie said Casselberr) has a tenance problem. When council two moiithaago lung-standing drainage plan He Indicated the city may attempted to rezone the land an and Palm's proposed drainage require the de%t'b0perto find an attorney, pointing to the would direct additional waters alternate, but acceptable form resolution which established into Fairy Lake, cre1itmng a of drainage water disposal. the zoning board said the ad- surge into Lake :athi->-mi and --.----------- --..-.... ('of --------.--.-..-.-.....-.= whml he '.'aLs j MIII, confu,s&,,qJand frustrated 1i1!P1L leave potential danger to area county c o m m I as I o n was continued to determine a 100 feet power line easement children was noted. representative continued a that property owners within 500 buffer zone planted with Mayor Eugene Jaques said at public hearing on the proposed feet were properly notified. Australian pines between the t ha t time the developers would industrial and apartment County Planner Roger industrial area and Rolling probably be willing to fence in rezoning for the St. Laurent Neiswender said a large portion Hills the ditch. parcel until 7:30 p.m., March of the proposed industrial area ________ -' SANFORD dc.n' a — LJ . ' .. . 2 LIMIT 3 PLEASE). .I1LAR III"'t'1"3 OZ. BTL. BANDAiDBRAp4) WHY PAY sic 73c CLEAR STRIPS--- LARGE CLDC4PSULF' WHY PAYI 9$ 24 KG. OF 10 CONTAC----- P NTAC)C . WHY PAY $)S1 09 M A A LOX LIQUID oz. OTL1 4 complaining of the trouble 7: WHY PAY$ t .,, something," insisted Hall, until 8:45 am, driving around "They should fill up the tanks Seminole county looking For when they get below one another gasoline station that quarter, and people wouldn't was open and would serve her have to wait in line so often," Mrs. Alice Kimber of Lake suggested traveling salesman Mary had a sad tale to tell, "1 Clarence Ellis, Treasure heard early this morning my Island. "It makes doing grandmother just thedinForest business awfully difficult when City, but I couldn't get over I have to waste a couple of there until I got some gas. It's hours each day waiting for taken me over an how' to find a gasoline," station open and wait in line for SeVeral persons said they no a fillup," she said. longer knew what to think of the Rosa Bachrach of Sanford gasolinesituation_-othertt was one of the luckier ones: was a trying nuisiance having "I've never had to wait in line to W " line. 1,11, tore long io'ii' £'t'KUlar what's going on, and I don't customer at this station and think any Uce tLce dot's, even in they make sure I get gas when I subdivision site, north of SR 434, and discussed alternatives ' to the method cf screening drainage waters approved by the department of pollution control, The ditch sloping at its lowest point to 12 feet deep and sandbagged about mu ice! from Rock . Lake, was approved by DIk' w hen the land developer was required to uproot a pipe clumping drainage waters directly into tb" lake, Air DERBY iii'v said. ...UP at 6 a mm for gas The method is acceptable to DPC, Adair said, but it is not the only plan that would be acceptable and it was vssumed the developer either had city approval prior to DPC acceptanet' or would get city LONGWOOI—. ('sty zoning visury group had to hoid a (;et' ('rt'tk approval immediately commissioners Wednesday public hearing first ar,d make George St. Laurent, identhereafter, night after tsea.'ing objections recommendations to the tifying htmself as a trustee for Councilmen turned down the from two adjacent property councilmen. Beltway North Umited, said method Monday night after the owners, two attorneys and a Wednesday night's hearing development plans are to . Fromacaller PKG79 . AS5'T COLORS I L Tickets are on sale at Bill received $47,276.57 from May, Rain and high winds slashed Williamson, Councilman Don Baer Stores, or may be pur- 1972 through Feb. 8 of this year. through the northern half of the Schreiner and City Supt. Ralph The figures do not include Pacific Coast today. chased at the theatre prior to Fisher met with Adair at the 1&CENTERCUTt(CI 88 LB. —I- KLEENEX V' PAY ps r TABUTS A f Central Florida School for by County Clerk Art Beckwith, lower 70 today and mid 703 Williamson to county pollution the county attorney's office has Friday. Low tonight near so, autistic children. control chief Langley Adair. STRON'.ABSORBENT _ PM RIGHT GUARD 3OZö C DEODORANT .YAJ0 F WHY PAY SI 29 PHILLIPS PKG.OF MAGNESIA j 17 100 J LB, N.Y. STRIP SWEET PEA5u.u.cL, GIL!. rrrF(BRo7F) r — BYJEANPAVTESON Herald Staff Writer , EARL,' HARVEST — t.$_I LB. CLUB NO. 301 BEANS Mosquito Danger Possible . WAVY WESTERN BEEF CUBE uruw Players Want Wh o stle __________ 4 t TEXAS .. AsCountyAttorney / FLA OR GA. GRADE "A" CHUCKSTEAK FA 0 C J FRONT QUARTERS--LB 85 c J BEEF RBS-----IIII.I. 99c (ARCASS WEIGHT SUIIJFCT TO CUTTING LOSS Gasoline Waiting Game; Marsee, 30, Joined Rum- state.paidfeesforroijdright.of. berger's firm as Assistant way condemnation cases. County Atty. shortly after the Tuesday's orderly and low' . Howard Marsee has replaced Republican stalwart replaced key transfer of power was in Thom Rumberger as Seminole now-County Judge Harold marked contract to Johnson's 1 County Attorney In a move Johnson, a Democrat, in 1972 ouster by a new. under discussion for several November, 1912. Republican-dominated board of months and finally acted on Cnnmissloner Greg Drum- commtssioners. Tuesday by county commis- mend last week asked the cornWith only a year remaining to sioner* mission to consider elevating gain 10 years retirement from HOWARD MARSEE Democrat fl0C Johnson Marsee to the top Job because ..Reptacesftumberger Marsee had Increasingly taken was fired and replaced by Rurnberger, over all responsibilities of t, position. Johnson, who was paid a $10,000 annual retainer by the At will facilitate the fUflC county, and earned less than tioning of the County Attorney's $7(),()® from the county in his 2 office," Marsee said today, last year, was then appointed : because callers will no longer county prosecutor by Coy. have to ask fur Rumberger, Reubin Askew. only to have Marsee explain In January, 1973, Johnson that be Is actually handling took office as county judge, county bUSIneS3, following his election to "It was Thom's idea as much $24, a year post. as anyone else's," Marsee said. Marsee, a graduate of the 4t CLO G' 'Roth of us tOld dISCUss(d it University of Florida law many times. 13> John A. poIki By DONNA The post pays a $2,000 per school. has lived In Seminole County for 10 years. He and his herald Staff Writer Thanks for the reminder horn month retainer for 100 how's wife, Janet, of Tampa, have a Helen Wyllie . . a special work ($20 per hour by contract) son, Phillip, 10. LONG WOOD— Potential performance of Thorton and $30 per hour for other work. A native of Kentucky, danger to area children and the Wilder's play, "Our lown,"will Private attorney's charge an Marsee's hobbies include probability of mosquito ________________________ be presented by the Central average of $50 an hiur. writing poetry. breeding In the "environmental In Rumberger's first year the Florida Civic Theatre on — trap" — a 200 foot long, 15 feet Sunday, March 10 at p.m. at county paid $20,000 for his Weather deep grassed open ditch in the Edith Bush Theatre, Loch services,including the retainer Yestcrday's high 66 low this the Moorings subdivision was MIIJ'3CC said. Haven Park, Orlando. morning 40. Partly cloudy emphasized this morning by According to records supplied through Friday. High in the Council Chairman K. E. This benefit helps support the HIND QUARTERS .LB99C []BEEF LOINS'-----'— CUT & WRAPPED FREE pot Marsee Appol*nted,,_ By CHRIS NELSON Herald Staff Writer FLA. OR GA. GRADE 'A' WHOLE FEATURING NEBRASKA CORN BEEF BEEF USDA INSPECTED J I I ..;' $10 FOR WCANS ,,,,,,01.._.0I.l..I.IIIaII*IlrImsllIaIlLuhaIu.P*!QlI!! _________________________________________ - COFFEE GRINDS) I — SAVINGS CENTER DISCOUNT TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) crease since 1972 in motor ye da," he said. The Martin County Commis. — Florida could get a 2D per hide registration. Gasoline But press secretary Don Sion this week joined other local cent boost in gasoline supplies If consumption in 1972 Is presently Pride said Askew wants to areas who have already made the nation's governors approve the base for FEO allocation for. make sure tourism Is added into the odd-even system man. a new allocation system mulas. the formula. datory. The county also passed 4 proposed by the Federal EnerFlorida motor vehicle regis. Askew has insisted repeat- a rationing plan requiring gy Office. trationi Increased by about 10 ediy that Florida's allocations minimum purchases of$3worth Gov. Reubin Askew was noti. per cent a year, indicating up to provide gasoline for of gasoline for cars having tied Wednesday in a telegram 20 per cent more gasoline who are vital to the state's tanks of at least 10-gallon from Washington Gov. Dan should be available in March if economy, capacity. Evans that the FEO heeded governors approve the FEO The governor has also said Hilisborough County has Askew's pleas for a gasoline plan. may consider asking the legis. adopted a decal priority system distribution system considering Askew indicated initial ac- lature to make mandatory a to exempt some motorists fromAk growth. ceptance. statewide odd-even gasoline Its mandatory odd-even plan. piui. The telegram said the FEO"This would certainly on the buying plan based on the last Exemptions are based on the plans to measure growth by In- face of it seem to benefit Flori. digit in a license tag. number of miles a driver tray. cis as part of his Job. In St. Petersburg, the Pine. has County Commission voted to sue the FEO In Tampa di.strict court for more gasoline. And in Jacksonville, tine sta. L7 tion operator complained that he was told his March aflocat:on would be oni) half of what he sold in March 1972. "If the other companies are doing it this way, there won't even be any lines to wait in,,, the unidentified dealer said. orb Many areas of the state reported brighter prospects for motorists, with oil companies reporting the delivery of some 01 the 29.4 million gallons of bonus fuel allocated last week by federal officials. o Meanwhile, State Comp. roller rrtd 0Bud Thursday. February 28, 974—Sanfc rd, Florida 32771 itkinson said gasoline tax óóthYear, No. 163 Price 10 Cents collections in January were $29.9 million, -10,00 in good taste! P in State as Supp ly Possible oc)sT MEATY BUYS - . L . F- ROSA BACURACH It'snot fair Index .r'a d*'aths 2A Entt rtaIioi'ot Bridge lB lloru.scope Calendar I 9A Hospital notes Classified ads 12B-13B Public notices Comics 78 Crossword puzzle lB Sports Dear Abby lB 5t. te Dr. Crane 611 StIij Editorial comnwnt 4A 'V . - ii 9A 12A-13A �- - a -= _1111~1 mill 1111 , -= ---- ~I!!11111111111 . , - tTA ---.:,---- 11111111 4 H 2A—The Sanford Herald Thursday, Feb. 28, 1974 News Focus 111111111 " NA 1''10 N Dim hopes r—A Congress ineSanrorci herald ill Override W -______________ Thursday, Feb. 2d, I914-3/ Big Spender Keeps On Spening Be Careful In Selecting 0 TODAY I Promised Nixon Energy Bill Veto State Department Bypassed - - . WASHINGTON (AP) "As Con- Henry M. Jackson, 1)-Wash., by the house Commerce Corn- a day of parliamentary maneuA motion to strike the ratiogress appears unlikely to over. said he was confident the mittee. vering In which the House re- ning authority from the bill I 7 ride President Nixon's prom- Senate would vote to override. But Nixon said at his Monday versed it., Rules Committee and failed by only 12 votes while a ised veto of emergency energy A two-thirds majority In both night press conference that the voted down a parliamentary similar motion against the rolllegislation. houses Is required to overturn a rollback would lead to addition- rule that would have left the back provision went down 173 to The House sent the bill to the presidential veto. al fuel shortages 'which would measure open to procedural 238, White House Wednesday, but The bill's most controversial require, without question, challenge by any member of the The rollback would fix the the 58-to-151 margin of final provision Is an oil price roll- rationing all over the country." House. price of all oil produced ii the passage was short of the two back. The house voted instead to U.S. at $525 per barrel v4th a '' ~* The bill would give Nixon the thirds majority needed to over. This would reduce the price of power to order mandatory adopt a rule requiring roll call price ceiling of $7.09 per itarrel. ride a presidential veto, gasoline at the pump by up to gasoline rationing a step he Votes on some of the bill's more Roughly three quarters of do,. s)., House Republican leaders f a gallcu and cut nowsaysthert'Isbetterthanan controversial provisions, In- mesticcrudeoilalreadi sells at .. predicted the expected veto soaring propane prices In half, even chance of avoiding. cluding the price rollback and the $5.25 level wider Phase 4 would stand, although Sen. according to figures produced Wednesday's passage capped rationing authority, /' price controls. - - WALTHAM, Mau. (APt Russian diplomats bypassed the State Department and made their first contact with President-elect John F. Kennedy In l%O through his brother, Robert, according to newly opened documents. Most of the 10,000 documents in Robert F. Kennedy's files at the Federal Records Center which were opened to public inspection Wednesday dealt with the l%0 campaign and its immediate aftermath. SAN FRANCISCO iAPt People in Need organizers are hopeful of avoiding more violence when they resume a food giveaway des1ged to lead to negotiations for the release of kidnaped heiress Patricia Hearst. Between 21).000 .nd 24, 000 pe rsons were expected to line up at 11 distribution site in the San Fr ancisco Hay area kr lice groceries today, said A. Ludlow Kramer, Washington 's secretary of state, who organized the l:ivraway. The fond distribution was demanded by the Symbionese liberation Army, which claims to be holding MISS Hearst hostage. She was abducted Feb. 4. - California Goes 'Mandatory ' - SACRAMENTO, Calif. tAP) Mandatory gasoline restrictions will be imoosed at midnight tonight on at least half of California's 115 million motorists under an order Issued by Coy. Ronald Reagan. The mandatory odd-even rationing plan ordered by Reagan on Wednesday will apply MI) UI tvUlItes here local officials declare gasoline emergencies. Lght (if the State's 58 cVLflUcS said nesday they would enter the program. - -- '• I k- -' ; DAVID NElSEN WASHINGTON (AP) Democrats are opening to days of meetings that could strongly Influence the party's 1976 presidential nomlnaUon battle. M issue are proposed rules for 1976 convention delegate selection, as well as the shape and powers of the ce*nmis,slon that will enforce them. - '., =_ Promised Veto To Stand WASHINGTON (AP) Congress appears unlikely to ocrride President Nixon's promised veto of emergency energy legi'lation. The House sent the bill to the White House, but the 25*4o-I5I margin was short of the twothirds majority needed to override a presidential veto. -- '1 Shortage To Continue Tight WASHINGTON (AP) The Federal Energy Office predicts the gasoline shortage will be as tight at mldyeaz as it is now. However, John C. Sawtnill, deputy administrator of the FEO, said ser vice station lines should be shorter. Sawhill told ser.ators that he expects the shortage to become more evenly distributed across the country. - Food Giveaway Resumes SAN FRANCISCO (AP) People In Need organizers are hopeful of avoiding mom e violence when they rssume a food giveaway designed to lead to negotwtions for the release of kidnaped heiress Patricia Hearst Between 20,000 and 24,000 persons were expected to line up at 11 distribution sites In the San Francisco hay area for free groceries today, said A. Ludlow Kramer, Washington's secretary of state, who organized the giveaway. Kramer said he was confident the operation would run more smoothly than the initial food distribution Last Friday, which was marred by confusion and violence at one distribution point in East Oa kland. Kramer said People In Need now can distribute "the type of food I that) meets the demands" of the Sinblonese Uberatkui Army, which claims to be balding Miss Hearst he The pretty, 2Oyearold University of California cued was abducted from her apartment t.ear the Berkley campus on Feb 4. Kramer said the sacks to be distributed on a no. q'iesticens as1ed basis will contain two chickens, fresh fruit and vegetb'es and canned and packa,ed g6t4i The SLA demanded the food program as a preomthtlon for talking about the release of Miss Hearst, daughter of Randolph A. Hearst, president and e&'or of the San ?aneixo Euminer and chairman of the Hearst Corp. - I: Gurney Probe Political? JAQCSONVIUZ, FU. (AP) An aide to Sen. Edward Gurney, R419,, says a grand jury probe for corruption in federal housing contracts Is a political attempt to hurt his boss. -ItIc, damn shame" said Michael Carr, after about an xn.g before the grand jury Wed:tesday, "Gurney Is one e 1 of a good gay. "But here he is taking a $wendous beating for God mon what-to help out the circulation of The Miami lerald and to help omA the political futives of some - (arr 'Ud not ldenWy the "ohers" - E- - - - - . V' . - n e - '. - Welfare Lines Increase With if Energy Crisus - . Realtor ' R SURPLUS - R 300 I + J - 250 , - - 10 200 - 15 OFF ICIT - 150 j __ 1913 ii 20 - Ii1 - Class At Brain Towers Teenage Sewing Contest Entry Deadline Friday - A.G, 'I gasoline and other scare fuels; --Calve the order mandatory energy coaservalkia programs Into effect; -Provide an additional $500 million in unemployment benefits for workers laid off by fuel shortage,; -Authorize low interest loans to homeowner, and small businessmen to install new liisulatlon, storm wfpdows and other energy-saving devices; -Crea te a Federal Eiwr Emergency Administration; -Give the President authorIt> to order po wer plants to burn coal In place of scarce natural gas or petroleum; -Penflit temporary aspen. sian of clean air standards to allow power plants to burn high '.ullur coal; -Grant car manufacturers a one-fl-ar delay in achieving auto exhaust standards. DEBRA JEAN LAKE MARY-ThIS ci ty's Lash told council, department's women and VAN DCIIOUTFN first police chief, Gerald FitTWO VOTE NO junior members, $300 for zgerald, will arrive March 12, e mergency medical training Councilman Delores Lash said His appointment vote drew school for five firemen in July today, dissenting voices of Lou and $280 f or four volunteers . Fitzgerald, 50, is pr a Blakenship and Virginia attend a 200 hour fj figJgg -. detective lieutenantesently urn the Mercer, who both indicated school at Seminole Junior -: -. Opelika, Alabama police they were r.ot voting .. I against College which includes o -w re department. Lake Mary city "the ma n," but the salary. structural fire training. - councilmen approved his a' They said they felt the $10,500 Indications are that women are JAMES W. STAMPS, JR. poIntnt Monday night. He sa lary, $500 more than paid the applying for slots on the school will begin work in his new post Longwood police chief, was list for bo th fire and first aid April 1. either too much money or the schools. city may have trouble fin ding The regular March Mrs. Lash said Fitzgerald has that much money I at this time, meeting as rescheduled from proposed, If e council ap- Cow unanimouM passed Mardi 11 to March 1$ 10 Mayor th ; 1 proves, to use his own equip- a motion to require Fitzgerald Margie tiens can attend meat be l ts, holster, hat, ol1ve within the dIytupJ ts Florida League of Cities uniforms ott') to save the passed on to l-ash and Tallahassee convention March gling department money. Blakenship the task of writing a lO-13. The city will pay her WASHINGTON (AP) me fled With Fitzgerald's $10,500 job description for the police registration fee and her other Labor Department says 9 per salary the new department's chief, Mrs. Lash said she will expenses will be paid From her cent of some 2.6 "Ilion Amen- total expense for the first year help Fitzgerald locate a $125 a month expense account cans receiving unemployment is expected to be $14,500, Mrs. residence within the ('HAIU,OTTE RINGI.(s(; city. As a benefits have lost their jobs be. Lash said, side note, she remarked Mrs. QUAlLWOODAppRoy}) cause of the energy crisis. She said a new city police ear Fitzgerald was especially The department reported will be financed for two years pleased with th e similarities of Councilmen Monday Wednesday that for th week but transferable equipment the city's last name-which is proved zoning for Quallwood ending Feb. 9, a total ofe232,800 such as emergency lights, siren her first Subdivision on South Humphrey persons receiving benefits at. and radio will be a one-thne Road after developers certified trlbuted their job ho.atoenergj. only expenditure, Forest City's oldest realtor, Adventist Church, and Orlando MORE FIRE GEAR compliance with recom- Cecil Bedford Waller, 82, of 25 Winter Park Board of Realtors related cutbacks. Fitzgeraldwlflrneedonlyatoh. In addition to approving mendations by the city Jewel Drive, died Wednsday The latest figures represent hour refresher Survivors include his wife, course in $1,360 for six pocket pagers and engineer, at Florida Hospital. Born in Mrs. Geraldine Waller, Forest an increase over the previous Florida law to become fully recharging units for key week of 44,900 A two-year performance bond Douglas, Mich., he came to City; two sons, Carl Wuller, claimants out of certified as a Law enforcement volunteer firemen, council also will be posted to assure com. Forest City 22 years ago from Oakland, Calif., and David work because of the energy officer, due to hIs 10-year ex- authorized $575 for five sets of pilance, me private road will that state. squ squeeze. Walter, Ft. Myers; and three perlence in Alabama, Mrs. "bunker gear" for the fire be lie was formerly In the grandchildren. maintained by a homeowner's association in the wholesale food business for 25 Funeral services Will be held borne subdivision. years and ii treasurer of the Frida y at 2 p.m. in the Garden Mayor Hess said the city hall West Michigan Conference of Chapel Funeral offices will be moved from their the Seventh-day Adventist Orlando, with Pastor Br:an (hum against Hayden. present Country Club Road Church in Grand Rapids. He Tarr of Forest Lake Adventist Joe Yacovelh Miss Hayden, 22, filed suit to location by Friday to the Zeuli was a member of the Semlr:ole Church officiating. Burial will ' NEW YORK (AP) Joseph reclaim the car, saying it was a Building on Lake Mary Road. County Board of Realtors, be In Highland Memory Gar. "Joe Yak" Yacovelil has surgift to her from her mother, Forest Lake Seventh-day dens, Forest City. rendered to police who hive Catherine Hayden. Mrs. haysought him for questioning , den reportedly purchased the since 1972 in the gangland slaycar from the Chicago, log of Joseph 'Crazy Joe" Galq ,i lington and Quincy Railroad In Area Deaths In. 1966. The car is now on a siding WALTER H. MMIANY Monday. He came to Central Spinks, Owing, Mills, Md.; laid Yacos'elli, a reputed squad k in Greenbrae, Calif. Florida 15 years ago and had Spiriks. leader in the crime family of Baltimore; sister, Mrs Judge Renfrew dismissed the Walter H. (Harry) Mahany, lived in Forest Cit) iur over Lillian Van Zantz, Mrs Joseph Columbo, turned him' aiR after orderi ng the car's re- 47, ol years. lie was owner of Rebecca Hall, and Mrs. Lucille et S. La urel Ave. self over to police on Wednesturn. Sanford died Wednesday Seminole Salvage Co. tlav m the studios of radio sta. Holland, all of Hattimnore; and Asst. U.S. Atty. Garry Slid. morning at his uiá. A Survivors Include his wife, 17 grandchildren. tion WINS. ton said Hayden Is now living In native of Savannah, Ga., he Grace; sons, Charles and Fune ral was held Wednesday Yacoveth was Immediately Connecticut and the taxes are irored to Sanford in 1955. He Holland, Baltimore, Md.; at Garden Chapel, Orlando subpoenaed to appear on March . still unpaid. was a retired navy lieutenant stepsons, Bruce 8 bef or e a grand jury inWeber, Burial s'i'l tie iii Haltimncr' havi ng ret ired in 1960 after Charlotte, N. C. and David ___ vestlgatin thes1ay of Gallo _____ .serving in WWII, Korea, and Weber, Orlando; daughters, in a Manhattan restaurant on i' Perle Mesfo Vietnam. lie as a member of Mrs. Ella Harris and M ts.s April 7, i. a1lo was killed OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. and Norma and Shirley Spinks, after a gunman shot and Se_________ TART-TONGUED grands (API Perle Mesta has Cflteacher at Forest City Baltimore; Miss Evelyn Weber, riously wounded Columbo at an _____ dame of Washington, D.C. j the hospi tal for tests and Elementary Ocesna Bead Vi.; mother, liallan-American Civil Rights and daughter of Theodore X a hip whihwuorc surviv inciu his wife, Mrs. Virginia Meade, League rally. Roo.,wlt, Alice Roosevelt and is still giving her Mrs. Mary Mahany; daughter, Baltimore; brothers, Gordon Yacovelil's attorney, David Longworth isnowIeathana trouble. The former Miss Deborah Mahany; thm SpIakL Forest C1y; Balise dwbed to any decade away from the Washington pony-giver will be sons. Michael,S aa, and whera his cjhas bftn since Wsl century mark following the hospitalized for three or four Mahany, all of Sanford; lu' atift'ri irraU 1 972 or what prompted him to celebration of her Nth bIrthdays, a friend sa id Wednesday. mother, Mrs. Margaret sun ender at this Wne. The sur. day this month. Published Daily and Sunda Mahany, Savannah; sister, MAHANY, WALTER HtNRY excep render as arranged by Mark. Saturday and Wilbur Mills mass for Wattt- Hnry Mrs T.C. Mason, Charleston, Christmas Day by The U.S. District Court Judge owltz with the assistance of lI4auyi MaPt,ny, 4). s.c. Sanford Herald, 300 N WlNSnenwnat PaulSberman. ChanlesH. Renfrew oi- i ed ,ti ti Ave 5,34 ?Of0.*P'o LIVI'l.E ROCK, Ark. (AP) French Ave, Snfod, Via Gna1,* amkow Funeral '4 edneid tu,(,i,b,dl car returned to Gretchen Hay. Rep. Wilbur 1). Mills' doctor charge oi arrangements. 32771 Sterling Hayden t am, fr148y, at AllSotili Ic 1 GverrJret i. auirny, says Mills will probably be re SAN FRANCISCO (0) - A said Tuesday the car "i.e not leased from Baptist Medical William Ennis OffiClat inj Second Class Postage Paid ROMry will be r,c.l. it 1 pm aliroad car once occupied by worth ough to fight about" Cedir here In a week. The Arat Sanford, Florida 32771 'lO SPINKS lOdiy at Gr.mkøw Fun#,iI CtznrSLenIis'4 Hayden has been The Internal RevenueService kansas Democrat entered tine I4ome Chapel, BUfIII will I01I* Subscription Rates toy C nw-ned to his daugt4er by a setzed the carinSeplemben)n hospital?'eb.19 for tests related Eno Spinki, 50, of 351 M Ii In lieu of II0'r$"$ Carrier V'lt.ii', MAY be m Adt to Ueal deral cow-s. to utlify part of a $42,480 tax to back surgery in August 1973. Academy Dr., Forest City, died hind Ct amow 'n (harge Week SSc Year 128 ii) - , Amendment are optimistic it will be approved at least by 1915. But they expect additional setbacks before ratification by the needed 3$ states. "The three states that are key now are Illinois, Florida and Louisiana," said Pat Keefer, who Is coordinating the Common Cause lobby for the ERA. Five more states must ratify the constitutional amendment banning sex discrimination before it becomes law. _ 0-OUTLAY ing Lip Reading d authority to order rationing of - • o 0 IPet As Your New Friend nf bUSeS. for example and, For the first time, for operat. By MARTIN PORISS subsidies) and water which YOU may not ft0f rock singer can, and birds of pollution, w hich you 'll never be able to prey must be served meat with in a political s&'nse, the change. A dog six months 0J the fur still on it ( ugh)! most important feature of tht. Petting they say, went out in a cat two months old is ripe latest Nixon budget is a ma. the 50's, Yt Whatever housemate YOU pet store owners enough to housebreak quickly, Cho, be it fa1bas or fur, Jot lowering of the level of are still making out real well bu t too young to Controversy with Congress with ha ve acquired make sure your pet-be Is not their dogs, cats, fish and unbrea over the President's desire to canaries. ka ble ha bi ts, leaking from EITHER end ! Looking for a warm cut or eliminate older pro Drippy noses, running eyes, grams that are of disputed and cuddly friend' Get a cheap Parakeets and canaries are sore ears, and-or diarrhea are value but have strong but good animal fur yourself really a tweet to have around, sure signs of trouble in any here's how' but most other birds make animal. Leaks Last year's budget brought or no, it's a this issue to a -shrill peak, and lousy pets. The seed-eaters are heal thy idea to ta ke your new First, know w ha t you really too the subsequent obscure nervous. Few parrots are pet to a new (or old vet as soon wars want -AND left something like a stand- A Great Da can really handle, good ta lkers (exception: the as possible for a checkup. ne can The off with sictoriesont.acb side be a great African grey parrot). Mynah check for the checkup and some compromise, will save pain In a small apartment, birds scream louder than any you cash in the long run. the impoundment war Mynah birds make majah low key, with the President noises and cats tend to grate returning to the fray in onh a upon the nerves of your finest ii the slowdown in (hi' furniture. fkforepettijigyou;. self, t hen, consider: the size of econom' turns into some thing worse, this budget may your home, the age of your kids turn out to be more twilltheytorturetheanjfl?) ephemeral than most. at least your tolerance for noise, the " as an economic instrument thickness of your wallet, and 1 your travel habits. An air line stewardess, for example, will have a hard time feeding her 0' parakeet while she herself spends half her time in flight. . Energy Bill Box Chief Arrives March 12 -- R R- RECEIPT AT Full CONVENTIONAL L JEMptoYMENTN ' 19/4 19 /5 WASIIIN(;TON 19/6 (I.EN 1969 10 /1 /2 /3 /4 is 75 It is difficult to tell (ru:n estimat. Qstiniates * with full employment,cu,rent rates of l'resiik'nt Nixon's big $304 taxes Would yield more billion budget for the fiscal yi'ar beginning in July, or The Confusion over how from the statements made difficulty in finding siim' im• already over $75 billion a st imulative (hit' btidgt'i as about it, exactly what Amnt'ri- pre pOrtant flhIli'tuni' in this year. se nted is, or is not, arises budget: can fiscal policy is supposed Fl Romantic things such a' om (11? relatively new "lull I Mr. Nixon, to be a fairly con• space exploration and helpem ploy ment basis of servative Republican has ing the poor countries have The President and the St'c' nleasuremenl By this test, the distinction of being the long since ceased to grow retary of (tie Treasury with revenues estimated as first President and to see total are now an insignificant part George Shultz, call it a they would be with only 4 per spending rise by more than budget of "moderate cent of the total budget. Space the workforct $lO0 billion jn his tenure o( of. of now, gets one per cent 0 the Dogs and cats of highest restraint" on the economy. unemployed, the budget, (ice, and this In only five of whole. Because of (tie explo Implvangthattheiinaintg quality shows a can be had for the price " surplus of .conne what are presumably to is still inflation Hert)('rt billion, sion of farm prices, of license and shots at your a 'lightiv higher eight years. Stein. the cha i rman tl the agricultural ctibsidit'c show a ' / surplus I han in the currq'mi( • For the first I tim', local animal shelter or humane I're:icii.nt' ('ohlfl('il 'ii Ecu- lis'al check,s large decline and have .'I t'ar ili'tur&' the paid whitit' society. A neighbor with a by the central treasury departed from the arena of good nomnic Advisers ca s., himself concept h('c.Inne mutt or purr-feet cat may know ;hat it will be "supportive" of in technical MI entangled to individuals (the aged, the controversy, where arice they debate this poor. ex'servicemen retired Perhaps you are one of those at least one of that animal's expansion had top billing. in tine economn', changi' would have been officials, the ill, the tinderbut the council's Economic regarded as a And even though total "in' people who has a hearing Parents. If so, try to get another Report calls ,t "fairly toward restraint,slight move nourished) arid to state and come security" payments are problem but afraid to admit it of that litter. If impossible, ask neutral", and that is probably local governments wall hi' rising rapidly, mainly for the or have tried a hearing aid to be remembered But by any lnterpl'etatn)n as a foster more than hall of the total what it is. aged, what is usually caled without success. Or, you may pa rent-to-be when the shi(t is slight, and the budget. neighbor's we(are - essential In any case, the United budget with a rise y assisbeinterestedin learning toread beast of is next "in the family States can certainly not be another II These payments. which are tance payments to poor li per cent, or $30 mainly ps for various other reasons. way.' not accused of (lie presumed sin billion '0nun with children - has for the purchase is of a shar lv restrictive policy hardly in total spending Whatever the reason you are goods and sen ices in I'r' of the type to impost' The seven th annual teenage in an ol andwit' as now The garment must be conshioned response more austerity on an econo. formnance of .any traditionalstopped barely growing more than perwelcome to participate In a Zip If you insist upon PAYING to the near sewing cont and fashion structed ' 'record rate of In- my of federal function the federal budget. entirely by the conof govern. cent Reading Clan being held at going through a distinct YOw Pet. YOU can go either show sponsored by the Florida testarit and to be eligible flation last year and to (iii' ment, are to amount to The President insists that hiram Towers in Sanford each for for to a pet store or to purebred slowdown and possibly a billion, almost twice prospect because of the huge recession State Bank of Sanford will be cash prizes, must be modelled defense in' will press on with a Thursday evening from 6 to 8 dealers. W hile many pet stores held A pril 4. En jump an oil prices, of a lapse spending, for example, general "income mnainte Moreover. Congre blanks for by contestant at the fashion p.m. The class which began sell the best in hack Into deficit in the cur. clearly be only will though spending by tiit' nance program, still animalia, others those teenage senior and junior show to be held at the Sanford to hi' Feb. 21 still has openings for stock ((or example) dogs rent account of the balance of co- operate too hanpy to Dt'pirtment of Zk'fens&' and defined, to replace the from high school students wishing to Garden Club, Apr in any future for nillitary asistance is up called welfare international payments anyone il 4, at 7:30 interested in joining. "puppy farms" where poor- participatea mess But, in presidental move to make it re nowavadableat p.m. There is no cost Involved and quality dogs The budget pt'rinits a more ( billion t $85.8 billion, budgetary terms at least, ore expansionary, though are overbred. A the bank. Only one garment per person welfare is receding the class Is open to any adult saier bet may largi', increase in total Shrill, arid Stein insist that I The awesome cost ot sup- lance. be a i'eputable Entry blan ks must may be entered. judging will be be cornregardless of age. spending than had been (ore- tax reduction is "last on the porting a growing ix uiation SCt'fl dealer who can (A) give you a pheted and submitted to Mrs. on only two months ago, it Apart from the inexorable the following basis: 50 per of stimulative measurt's of the elderly and 1 has a sizeable estimated list" keeping rise in payments to ifl' byThe nine week course, taught guarantee and (B) will be able Edith Avenel at the bank by cent constructIon; 25 per being considered. their pensions rouhly in dividuals under various con- Buckm speech therapist Gerald to introduce you to your 6:30 p.m. Friday. cent tie(ici( of $9.4 billion and The budget suitability of material to patthere is a readiness to in. essentia an,beginner will be programm which means pact' with the cost of living, is tractual programs such as to aid the as welled as daddy. If mommy and-or liv the federal animal's Any Seminole county student tern; and 25 plainer than ever. Of the in' Social Security and e'x'ser per cent general crease spending further 1 governme n t's spending plan crea you're buying a dog, grades six through se of $30 billion in total vicemen's benefits, and apart the advance student. necessary to check a slump 12, may appearance as modelled by the ask to see purebreds that are enter, (or the year, not its tax spending in the new budget, from defense, where inflation "The 'h'resident is verb changes contestant at the fashion show. - is, of course. much $11 billion is in this category, of pay and of the pri'es of byThese classes are sponsored NOT of "show quality." Good The judges will be Mrs. Irene firm," said Fred Malek, (hi' mart' than just an expression which includes the regular purchased materials are the Project "GREATEST' of but cheaplet'), Any suit, pant suit, hot pants deputy director of the Office of list-al polic to affect the Social Security sstt'm for main cause of mi Se no Brown, Mrs. T. B. Shein. of le Junior College and a Management and Budget economy the with overskirt, or dress pattern benberger, and Mrs. H. F. It is also a workers in the private i'cuno' only three areas of increase, federal grant made available 'II.' is not going to tolerate a remarkable picture Whether It's a bark or a the new purr may be used, but short, of the my and the government's budget 511054' large proportia- by the Older Americans Act yurr rI'ce',ion Ii we have to or Sheddon, Thlerdecjsion., will be bust changing nature of the own after, get your animal bathing suits are not ac- final. the budget to prevent it, pension for its retired nate increases, energ through DivisionofAgingof while It's still young. Fullceptable. The fabric we'll central government and its m ill fa r), a nti c i vi lian r e t'a r ch local public* bust the budget. must be Contestant, must attend the the Department of Health and grown beasts come spending. There is no empl.'ees. The total is transport Aelp for purchase with an purchased from a mercha nt in rehearsal to be held at the bank RehabilItative Services. assortment of habits some of Seminole County, at 10 am. - Lake Mary Police Talks To Be 'Hot And Cold' WASHINGTON (AP) -Supporters of the Equal Rights .- _____ Small-change budget iIon.fIscaI years ending June 30th - - (: F}-i-lUN; an alternative Congressman Bill Gunter has foe-ward to visiting with these David Nelsen, son of Mr. and community groups upon their to nationalizing oil reserves announced the names of the students. This trip will be Mrs. Lyle N. Nelsen, 1417 Noble return. on public lands. Sen. Adlal E. Junior class students selected mutually beneficial since I will Street, Longwood, attends Lake Many civic and business to represent their schools In the have an opportunity to gain an Brantley High Stevenson Ill, 1)-I11., has organizations across the School. suggested the government 'Week In Washington Intern insight into the views and district have participated by Program" planned for this feelings of these young people form its own corporation Debra Jean Van De Houten, contri bu ting to th e cost of the spring. which could help regulate while they are developing more dnughter of Mr. and Mrs. "Week in Washington private firms by cornpetir.g Richard S. Van Dc Houten, 1300 of an understanding of Pram." with them for energy reThe 20 students, who will be workings of government." Winston Road, Maitland, atserves. representing high schools The following Seminole tends Lyman Htgh School. across the fifth These students were selected congressional County students have been district, will depart for lectcd to participate in (lit, to ts the recipients of this honor Washington on March 15 b other members of their Highlights of the trip will In- educational program: ¶. -. class, their Guidance Counselor elude private meetings with James W. Stamps Jr., son of and their Principal. The senate and house members, a Mr. and Mrs. James W. qualifications for selection tour of the buildings and Stamps, P.O. Box 434 Ovledo naclude outstanding academic WASHINGTON (AP) - here monwnents in our nation's attends Oviedo 111gb Shonl achievement, participation In . th e mar provisions of th e capitol, visi ts to the upper and extra-curricular activities, an emergency energy bill passed lower chambers during Charlotte Ringling, daughter interest In government and a Wed'wsday by the House: sessions, and visits to liii- of Dr. and Mr. J.C. Ringling, willingness to share their ex-RoI back the price of wiportant committee hearings. P.O. Box 607, Sanford, attends perlences with classmates and controlled lomestic crude oil to Gunter said, "I am looking Seminole High School. other interested persona and ' I1JU'QI 1.'i'ke level of $525 per barrel; -Ftabts1, a ceiling of $7.09 beyond wheh he price of oil r would not be allowed to rise; -Give President Nixon the ' \1 Democrats Open Meetings ERA Supporters Optimistic mj Gunter Selects Student Interns - WASHINGTON (AP)- The chief White House lobbyist says President Nixon is going to continue taking turns talking tough and then tenderly to the Democratic Congress. Lobbyist William E. Thnmons says there will he "a conciliatory, cooperative tone" in upcoming messages to Congress. Ikit this doesn't mean that if Congress fails to act on his initiatives or sticks him with bad legislation that he'll roll over and ptay deaL" , - Organizers Are Hopeful P - -;--- - The new budget: Nixon is the first President to see total spending rise by more than $100 billion in his tenure of office, and in only five years. (1 - - i I iIi_4._.. __ L— Wailer Dies . 7 ~ SHOPJM AITAMONJE SPRINGS ii'tT[9 4!' • 1 IV 0 . I '. I * 0 I a A IAMONTI SPRINGS -, , , SORRY, NO MAIL OR PHONE ORDERS LIMITED OIJANTITIPcI -- _,,, ..... , SOFAS - People In The News I' , - CASUAL FURNITURE REG $200 AND $300' Columbian imported furni. lure with slightly marred natural wood finish, $599 - - BEDROOM AND PATIO FURNITURE REG SALE 2 Bali Hi 3 drawer single dressers I white oriental double dresser with mirror 1-3 pc. aluminum frame vinyl strap Patio set, bar & 2 stools $155 99.00 $573 $349 S239 $159 I fhl5p, 49.00 REG $100 TO StiQo' - - - REG. $700! 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AEG $7391 French Provincial fruitwood group includes triple dresser, 2 mirrors, king size headboard, 2 niçjhtstar:is Only otto' BEDDING SETS 79.00 TO $i 69 REG 139 95 TO S2291 Stearns and Foster mattress and box spring sets in firm and extra firm models, some mismatched covers Twins and queens, 13 twin sets 6 twin sets 10 twin sets 4 queen sets REG. SALE 139.95-159 95 79.00 16995-179 95 8900 169 95-189 95 99.00 S209-$229 $1 69 5 PC. DINING GROUP $369 REG $470! Mediterranean style dining group sage green table & 4 chairs - gold velvet 3eats Only one, so hurry! CARPET REMNANTS - - UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE f 89.00 To $119 ENGLISH WINE TABLES 18.00 Funeral Notices REG. 40.00 Imported English wine tables are great accent pieces for any room in your home In box, unassembled Only 30' - 4 REG. $160 TO $220! Chairs, swivel chairs and rockers In velvets, tweeds and vinyls Choose your favorite style and color 3 gold velvet swivel rockers 2 gold velvet swivel chairs 1 gold tub chair 1 hi-back velvet swivel rocker I white velvet arm chair 1 off white tweed arm chair REG SALE $150 89.00 $210 $119 .- $160 $220 89.00 $119 $220 119 $160 89.00 AREA RUGS 39.00 AEG. 8000 TO $120! Nylon and Polyester 6*9 rugs in splush and sctlptured designs Solids and multicolors Only 25' 12* 10' Cameo blue wool carpet 1211 Cameo blue wool carpet 12*18 Deep blue wool carpet 10*29' Moselle green wool carpet 1211 Golcftone polyester carpet 12x21 wheat tone nylon carpet 12*7' white wine nylon carpet 12*21' blue wine:purp!e wool carpet 12* 19 red tones wool carpet 12*8' Chiffon lime wool ca'pet 12x101 MOSIIO beige wool carpet 12*39 Grecian taffeta wool carpet ONE DAY ONLY • THURSDAY . ALTAMONTE SPRINGS STORE REG. SALE $252 $252 $327 $740 $159 $162 $155 $199 $1 4 56.00 $884 $468 $156 69.00 S812 $499 $789 $449 $198 99.00 $252 $154 $884 $520 00 ri �I 4A- The Sanford Herald — Thursday, Feb. 28, 1974 FLORIDA Jack Anderson Prison Or t-!e? U.S. Loses The Price Of Dissidence In Russia CUPLEY NEWS SERVICE Alexander Solzheutsyn is the most noted Russian to suffer deportation and loss of citizenship since Leon Trotsky was cast out of the Soviet Union 45 years ago. Numerous other dissidents have during the last few years been dismissed from their jobs, imprisoned, sent to Siberian labor camps or confined in mental institutions. A few have been allowed or pressured to leave the country, then deprived of their passports and barred reentry. Last year the geneticist and gerontologist, Thores Medvedev, after being held in a mental ward, was given permission to do medical research in London, and while there was stripped of his citizenship. A friend of his, physicist Valet-v ('hildize. received like treatmcnt while on a lecture tour of the United States in 1972. The Russian novelist Valery Tarsis was strpped of his citizenship while traveling abroad in 1966. Boris Pasternak, author of "Dr. Thivago," was offered an exit visa following a vicious campaign of Soviet government abuse. As a patriot, he preferred to stay in Russia, where he later died of natural causes, rather than give his enemies another opportunity to slander him. Soviet leaders also had evidently tried to intimidate Solzhenitsyn into leaving Russia voluntarily, in the hope that, as one more dissident emigre to the West, he would no longer command world attention, His refusal to leave, and his unrelenting, widely publicized attacks on the Soviet regime, which unhesitatingly describes as repressive and "barbaric," had created a dilemma for them. They could not use the old brutal methods of silencing him without arousing worldwide Ir 'anfnrb ra1b TELEPHONE 3227611 8319993 300 N. FRENCH AVE,, SANFORD, FLA3fl71 WALTER A. GIE LOW. Editor and Publisher WAYNE 0 DOYlE AdvertIkg Director & Associate P&li,her, F RANK VOLTOLINE. General manager JOHN A SPOISKI. Asso,iate Editor DAvIDAeftyApn' Managing Edit&r WINIFRED F. GIELOW Comptroller DEWEY ROBINSON Ci rculation BOB LLOYD City Editor JRICHARDS ROYGREEpj Adtoftinq Manager Sports Editor )ANECASSELBERRY CourI'yEditor CHARLESHAYS Mechanical Supt DOR IS WILL JAMS Society Editor RALPH HAYS Comp Room Foreman CHRIS NELSON RAY STh VENS bugaLmEd4w Press Room Foreman Followers of Trotsky say he might have ruled the Communist world had Stalin not managed to shoulder him aside. Trotsky was one of the principal founders, with Lenin, oi the Soviet Union, lie and Lenin had worked together as early Marxist revolutionists. They had both suffered repeated imprisonment and exile to Siberia before they finally succeeded in overthrowing the czarist regime. Trotsky became people's commissar for foreign affairs under Lenin, and, as commissar for war, he organized the Red army. Later the two clashed over the question of state control of trade unions. Stakes Are High ill 706 Months In Florida posturing by soe congressmen for purely political reasons, use of the defense budget as a lever to alter national spending priorities and perhaps even some hints of our national attitudes towardthe enemy. Difficult though it may be, It is still incumbent on Americans to make serious efforts to understand the $85.8 billion defense budget submitted by the administration for 1974-75. The stakes are very high and the penalties for misjudgment in the name of economy are severe. Fortunately, the outlines of a picture are emerging as congressional hearings continue. Defense Secretary James Schlesinger furnished us with some Insights, for example, ben he told the Senate Armed Forces Committee that the administration Is surprised at the "breadth and depth" of recent new Soviet missile development. At the last strategic arms discussions, the United States gave the Soviet Union the numerical edge In strategic weapons In the belief that our technological ad. vantage was great enough to keep us secure. Now It has become clear that Russia is narrowing the technological gap rapidly, and that we must spend more just to keep even, We can gain a further un. derstanding of the defense budget by accepting the fact that an all-volunteer force 17mos $3710 U S Postal Regulations provide that all mail subscriptions be paid in advance Entered as second class matter August 27. 1,05 at the Post Cf'ceatSantovd.F!o'ida3777) No part of any matei,aI, news or advertising of tn, editic..n of The Sanford Herald may be reproduced in any mjnner without writ ten permission of the publisher of The Herald Any individual or firm responsible for such reproduction will be considered as infringing on The Heralds copyright and will be held li able for damageundr the law Published daily and Sundays. except Saturday of the Assac ated Press .'.h.h S ent,tied exclusively to the use for reproduction 01 all the local The Her,icI .s a n'errber news printed in th'% ne*Spipir Henq Kissinger had promised for 1973, lies In shambles. It Is more likely togo down n history asthe year the United States lo.t its European allies. For the Atlantic Alliance appears to be breaking apart. Its c tone the historic British-American partnership, Is crumb1ln u. European leaders are absolutely apalled at the scandals which have been swirling around President Nixon. He has been so weakened by Watergate that he has lost his Influence with his Atlantic partners. _ 1Jr_ ' SOLZHENrrSYtI ' ____ r _______ _____ ______ - ' .'' '! ' , , . ..— ..'- .. , V .•,• . .-. . . - '. C.. Esterw Fa,wwfte Edwards 36$ U7 Altamonte Springs tida U'choI 53* 2992 E. Estates Joan Babb 67! 75$ ' .. ' : r . . . .. . I., '' -, , - I N All possible to provide a cost-of-living Increase In subsistence benefits for CI students within an over-all reduction in the cost of that educational program. Finally, Mr. Nixon has pointed out that if Social Security benefits are to rise automatIcally In the future to reflect Increases In the cost of living, the 2.4 million Americans receiving veterans' pensions should have the same protection against inflation. In another area, Mr. Nixon's message was directed as much toward the American people as to the Congress. The shift in the designation of Veterans Day from the traditional Nov. 11 to the last ..,.,._j Mn.t.f'"W1i,WIutiiw4LJW In ...i.i,,i. ._,. by Congress In IZI, clearly has created confusion among the states and is draining the spirit out of what shouldbea nationwide day oftribute to our war veterans. Congress can forced labor camps. More are Iosng their Jobs — llnttsh Foreign Secretary Sir Sugar Workers Return To Jobs At the ambassadorial level, communication baa been limited largely to routine messages. Kissinger always made his diplomatic overtures over the head of the recently departed British Ambassador Lord Comer. A Foreign Office source described the Klsslnger.Cromer relatkmithlp as "deddedly chilly." CLEWISTON, Fla. (AP) Some 700 mill workers were expected back at wor k today alter ending a six-day-old str ike against two sugar mills operated by the U.S. Sugar Corp. The company announced that the striking members of th e machinists union had voted Wednesday to go hack to wor k and about 2,100 Caribbean cane cutters, idled by the wor k stoppage, also would return. — particularly du.*urbing Is (hat the repression of V fellectual dissent increased most sharply about the time dc in- I. begat. to 5.' taken seriously and that it has continued vietn' ever since. — SI fl " TAU.AHASSEE, Fla. (AP) by the 1%8 constitution. But cvBinding arbitration should cry legislature since then has not he included in any guide. failed to enact guideli nes. Um f or Implementing coliecThe Florida Supreme Court the bargaining for public cm- has established a special cornployes. Se na te Judi ciary Corn- mission to draw up guidelines mlttee chairman Dan Scar. and has threatened to Imple. borough SBy3, ment them If the 1974 eglsla. The committee was to hold a lure doesn't act. hearing today on a collective bargaining bill sponsored by The Judiciary Committee State Senate president pro temli was also to take up four bills Louis De La Park, 1)-Tampa. dealing with the state's "right In the House, appropriations to reply" law. subcommittees were to hear The law requires newspapers ports on prison medical pro. to print the replies of candi. grams, transportation and dales whose cha racter or offi. Ing Chinese ca rp In Florida clal record Is at tack ed by the streams to control weeds. newspaper. The collective bargaining act would set up a legislature-con trolled commission to draw u and Implement guidelines. It also contains a bind1n grievance procedure, allow union dues to be deducted (ron' employes' paychecks and makes arbitration advisory In stead of binding. 46 . .4 outset binding arbitration," Scarborough, D-Jacksonville, said Wednesday. "1 think we need to walk into this deep water of co llective bargaining very carefully," he said. 'Once you make arbl. (ration binding you remove the municipal authority to con trol the budget." 'The arbitrators agree on a fixed figure and t ha t's binding on both parties, then who decides here the money will come from' The arbitrators" he asked. "It gets sticky as hell doesn't it?" Scarborough said the mood of his committee was strongly against bi nding arbi tration. Public employes were given the right to targain collecti vely minor t at challenge may appear to us in the United States" announces the association of Court Halts Investigation TAT.! Alli WI' L'I.. iw. .....i_.. I --- .n ruic uecause use Inc The Florida Supreme Court, in ordering a halt to an investigation of Dade County Circuit Judge Jack Turner, has sternly lectured the Judicial QuaIl. ficatlons Conimission. The 4-2 opinion Issued Wednesday said the commisrion cannot Investigate a judge for acts conunitted in a previous term of office and can go back only two years to in. — vestigate in cidents connect ed proceedings," Roberts wrote, with an offense in the present term, The cour t has the power to set 'However, if such should occur.Jurisdiction is available to this court through the all writs 01 me PEDRO BACHRACH, M.D. con. stitutlon." The court sa id no final judginent was necessary in the case and kept Jurisdiction in th e event future decisions are for the practice of I UROLOGY needed. In the Dade County "Market Connection" case, Turner was accused of bribery and con. splracy from Aug. 14 through Oct. 13, 1972. At that time, he was a Criminal Court of Appeals Judge. 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"I don't think we should In any way consider at the Initial Y' 1974 tof KA Sevilla Apartments 2*15 Sanford Avenue _1 -- '*"'•' - BERR S WORLD US. officials know flow sensitive 505,101 leaders are on the introduction of new lhoughts. it is now pretty well agreed here the Soviet invasion of Cwchoslovakla was pressured by the Communist I'arly Security of the Ukraine. who told the Polit bu ro bluntly if thatthe Czechs were allowed to go on with their freer discussions, their mildly lndejwndent aclions and their contacts with the Wt'4, lit' toul. nut answer for what might happen in his crucial southern territory. There's another worrisome aspect of our cooperauon vi lth the Soviet Union. Did he US. grain dells, and Washingiun's of future aid and asIsIance, so holster the hand of rom the Moscow governmra its lcad'ra now believe they ha ve the strength to increase censorship as .far ar as they like' The U.S officials debatIng Ibis question are ser', sensitive to the' effecls of economic prospt'rits and Dower and the strvnijlh of dissent " '' Collective Bargain Hearing Scheduled make it official policy to restore the Nov. 11 observance, but only the Kissinger has scarcely concealed his annoyance with the public can make that holiday area l Atlantic allies, particularly the British. Increasingly, they are Veterans Day. now showing their annoyance with him. The frustration and controversy that surrounded the Vietnam war and the Indecisive . - circums- ta nces in which the United States of America ended Its participation In the war have tended to rob Vietnam veterans of the recognition and gratitude which their sacrifices deserve. &blss,niq state attorney because of the nature of the information gathered by the committee "and to protect the rights of all parties forma ti on to an appropriate whose princi pals Included St. as well as the people of the State Judicial au thority," chairman Petersburg attorney-banker of Florida." George Firestone said. Robert Bussey, a longtime "The constitution and statIt would be up to the sta te f ri end and business associa te of utes of Florida limit the authorThe Joint Legislative Audit. lag Committee voted Wednes- attorney "to make a deter- Christian. ity of the committee to the right day night to ask Askew to turn mination of whether any Christian was In Atlantic and responsibility of Inquiry," over the panel's Investigation of statutes of Florida have been City, N.J. Wednesda y night at. he Christian to the state attorney violated," said Firestone, D. tending a meeting of the Amer. named as special prosecutor. Miami. ican Association of School Adc,'nn. ,f ika i.,,,..i... ('hrl.fInn•-.SW ea,,..i.l iL h. u Ui' uiMUu 7 I1.. IIUIU5U1IWI3 aria was not avaiithe Joint Legislative Audltng vestigation in 1972 in the wake able f or comment. H Committee involving matters of of a series of articles by the St. Firestone sa id It was necesthe commissioner of education, Petersburg Times. The Tunes sary to turn the pro be over to a armed forces. An underlying cause of the Kbsinger4leath *lit has bee naw prune minister's emphasis on European unity at the expense of Atlantic unity. Having brought Britain Into the Common Market, he has laid eu stress upon the American partnership and more icon the European partnership. "necessary" From the Krelin point of view, or more feasible. Do Soviet leaders believe that in opening the door even slightly to American industrialists, scientists and engineers, they must counter this foreign democratic influence by cracking down on their dissenterms! Do the RussiAn leaders consider this contact wilt Americans as giving rise to a pa' tentially significant challenge to their power, however and being CAPE CANAVERAL Fla. (AP) The twin mi lita ry "Triple 7" communicatIons satellites launched Dec. 13 wi th a Titan 3-C rocket from here are expected to be operational within 30 days, Air For ce officials sa y. The officials sa id Wednesday that control of the satellites has been turned over to the Defense Cammnunicatlons Agency In Washing ton, D.C.. The satellites are to provide top secret comm un ica tions for America's One casualty of the widening British-American rift may be the nuclear-daring agreement. The suspicion Ii growing In London that Kissinger may be willing to end the rudest collaboration as a bargaining point t, solidify the SovietAmerican detente. Equally important Is the FOMOTE: 71te Foreign Office denied Owt relations with the President's call tomakeJn,v,the anniversary of the Vietnam cease- by the Rate Department. (Ire in 1973, a day of awareness for the men who seem fated to remain ______________________________________________ Indefinitely on the Missing In Action list from Vietnam, and to make March V. the day our Prisoners of war were released last year, a Vietnam Veterans Day. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) A legislative committee has asked Gov. Reubin Askew to appoint a special prosecutor to Investigate the activities of Education Commissioner Floyd Christian, Twin Satellites Operational The nil crisis Increased the strain on the Atlantic alliance, of as the British and French scrambled to make their own separate deals with the Arab oil producers. V ed 28,1974—SA — But far more damaging to the British-American partnership has been the behavior of U.S. Ambassador Walter Annenberg, who asmade hixnselfth laughingstock of London by curtseying Instead of bowing to the queen and by using palithally pretentious phrases In her presence. "He Li a fool," summized one British diplomat, "a disagreeable fool." Men here in high positions are asking whether our moves (or detent.' may be making I hi repression more drstrahk' or strpped of their ICrnStS to work. wi.h nticujI TALLAHASSEE, ha, tAP) A ho use committee has unanimo usly approved a bill to create a new state agency in charge of prisons and proba tion. Meanwhile, a staff re port released Wednesday by the Se nate Criminal Justice Committee supported the proposed merger of the Division of Corrections and the field sta ff of the Parole and Proba tion Comm ission. The house bill, sponsored by Rep. Dcn Tkr, 1)lallahas.s.ee, was endorsed Wednesday by the Ik'alth and Rehabilitative Services co mnniittee. According to our British sources, Heath merely Insisted that the Isirsells &mlid not be down the maimm" Phot" taken by the spy planes. 1n any everd,Klssinger ordered the spy planes to bypass Britain which resulted in costly midair refueling operations and delayed for three days some of the Intelligence on Soviet deliveries to Egypt and S)rth. . Senior officials In the Nixon Administration are edging Into a debate on whether our approi.ch to detente is aiding and abetting incree.sed politicalrepression in the Soviet Union. rI-e are few oppotwi to detente. iht7 don't wa nt return to the old da)s. But they are gravely concerneda what appears to be happening inside (USSIJ There is no question political repression is increasing. Cables arriving virtually note daily that Use case of Aleksandr I. Soizhenitsyn is not unique. Growing numbers of Russian thinkers are condemned to mental hospital& to prison and hat's Prison Reform Bill Approved British sources also confirmed published reports thatt Kissinger angrily cancelled a plan to fly SR-711 spy planes out of a base In England during the Middle East flghtlng. The stories claimed that Kissinger was angered by Heath's demand that Britishowkdgeoftheoperationbek ctye . Detente in Russia aiding repression? Oeflsea.O.Sary 1' - - - -. This has led to quiet .ouadlngs about a possible BritishFrench nuclear sharing program. Not without onnc*rn, Western Europe is awakeningtothe Possibility that It may have to form Its own Independent nuclear force. - Ray Cromley Chutuota Lira Baker — Kissinger a10 has trouble penetrating the frosty reserve of Alec Douglas-Ikane. N. COPLEY NEWS The special message on veterans legislation which President Nixon delivered to Congress went beyond proposals to keep federal programs In step with the needs of veterans and to fund them adequately. It also pointed out Chat we owe our veterans—especially those from the Vietnam wiir—something which the government cannot provide and which money cannot buy. As for those areas of government responelbility, Mr. Nixon is calling fora greater Investment In medical programs, Including hospital conshould the recurring reoorts of scandalous neglect in the health care of veterans. Further, since the cart ilinvnt of stud'nts under the Cl Bill has passed ttsV n-era peak and begun to decline, It will be TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) Bruce Smathers, a first term senator (rain Jackson ville and son of a former U.S. Senator from Florida, has decided to run for secretary of state, an Orlando ne wspaper say!. "1 know my friends will think I'm foolish going for broke, but I th ink the people want an alternative to Tom Adams," Smathers said In an interview with the Orlando Sentinel-Star. IA. Guy. 'l'oiii dains and Beverly I)czier, former cultural affairs director In th e secretary of sta te's office, have already announced as Democratic candidates for the post now held by Richard Stone, Thursday, Feb. Floyd T. Christian, have said that he signed con tracts reached the point where It be-- totaling more than $1 mi llion comes necessary to make for development of a reading availa ble all records and In- system with cor porations Smothers To Oppose Adams Privately, they hope he won't come to Europe In April to celebrate NATO's W anniversary. They are not at all eager to be pictured wining and dining the scandal-scarred Nixon. one prominent British diplomat quietly encouraged me to publish a hint that the PrtcM'nt stay home. Why is this so' P43363 MIAMI (AP) — Spokesmen f or the Florida Power & LIght Co. say a media tion conunit tee has upheld its dismissal of 37 electrical workers during a recent strike. The company said Wednesday the committee also ruled that 27 other dIsmissed employes should be dealt lesser discipline and no measures were J ustified in two cases. _ ,— Time Debt Paid To Sjme As Home Delivery li.()therMaiI $2 /0 Month 6 Months $1670 FPL Dismissals Upheld LONDON - The Year of Europe, which Secretary of State Christian Probe A.1, — r,, iy.dsc*, Iu Kissinger still has credibility with European leaders who, Indeed,regardhimasadiplasnaticmlraclevorker.Buttheyfeel he has neglected Europe. In private conversations, British Prime ()f'lF NEWS ' which competes with civilian concept, have reached an an- development and construction, Minister Edward Heath has gone so far as to M that Kissinger, One of the reasons why it is life for incn and women jsgoing nual per capita average salary Nor does inflation in general who was born in Europe, doesn'tunderstand its politics. difficult for the average citizen to cost more, much more. It is of 111,000, will require a larger overlook the armed forces. For Europe's formal diplomatic set also dislike Kissinger's to understand the defense sobering to realize that the share of the defense spending example, the 1974.75 budget budget is because its annual manpower costs of the military, than the total of operations, calls for an increase of freewheeling style. They complain that he doesn't consult them, dissection In Congress takes so which, under the all-volunteer procurement. thathetreatsthemmorelikesubordlnatesthanpartnen. research, tisillion for strategic many forms. The congressional analysis Includes Incredible British leaders, who for the sake of diplomatic ,JcetJesagj complex and often secret not to be named, told us that the special IMndonWuhlngton technical matters. The relationship ls breaking down. They attrted this to the tj1ty discussions also Include !Kissinger and Heath to get on the same wavelength. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Month $75101 Year Kpvfl. W74y Umid Defe11 Se Budget Insight I Nixon Legislation Chief P?ioIratai.r By Mail European Allies — BILL VINCENT. JR.. Home Delivery protest and worsening their image at a time when they seek detente with the West and access to its capital and technology. The only other way of dealing with such a troublemaker was to brand him a traitor and deport him. Trotsky's case was different. Like Solzhenitsyn, he was a brilliant literary man and incisive historian, But unlike him, he was antiindividualist — a fanatic almost as con. temptuous of human freedom as Joseph Stalin, the man who had him banished. World opinion had little to do with Trotsky's expulsion. It was purely an internal matter — of rivalry and a struggle for leadership of the Bolshevik Party. TODAY Wider TheSanfo-dHerald spd, Auto. Washer 1 M. F ields * ORLANDO PARKW000 PLAZA OPEN DAILY P*,.M...1O P.M. OPEN RUN. 11 AM.-7 P 04 stainierit Account used cx 138 vety for Major Appliance Purchases. * ORLANDO HERNDON PLAZA OPV4DAILYIO&M.40p.M. OPEN SUN. 11 A.M.-It P.M. * WiNTER PARK $01 N. ORLANDO AVE. OPEN DAILY I0A.M..10P.M. 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I ik. a ....a ,.0 S1X, uw,. a&y most people are enjoying the view of london • County Hall is one of Laxicia's newer p - I should be here by afternoon, energy.hun with its face scrubbed. Washington and It had better be too." "4 v IR £ LLP STEEL BELTED RADIAL$ FOREIGN £ DOMWIC :M" son salarto Mrs. fcA She W worked on a Foreign t DOMMI.0 e Uo*yI, Tir,t " t ~ I , frl" Ibi leading consumer advocates, to limit the (at content of hot being "fairly effective" and not Consumer Warranty and repair service dc'gs to 30 per cent, even though ha ving any clout wi th the White EN The luggage was. And so was willhave been on the job four program in automobiles; then Secretary of A the telephone apologizing, traveled half million iniles. followed by a three-page letter filled with "we're sorries." 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A serious but highly utility industry in the middle, Infant deaths to rise in atomic unlikely mishap would involv e squeezed between the mounting flI2fl( areas' the sudden release of cornneed for more Iwaw4.- for tin.i, .a I I •1e4 r' wivae one •.I -eniL.'5 studies ,rauveay quantities L 4 ' 11 j ,j,, rning of atoms. Present - day 1 d , - Prci~ MOM energy than It there is no evidence that this is agency. despite some plant "s and nuclear fusion is the trae, malfunctions that have cawd 110 3 •, Even some en vironmentalists are against the program. arguizig that the, grime protecu John N. Glddens, the on-site foreman for Peter Cot, lAo., a firm contracted to clean IL. • U,,j,, II many 0.I u structures. u ii iw r. "(I.. C ,,,tjnj;j7 using water we're spray and chemicals -e ? said one Londoner after %jeulng the County Building has to be cleaned in a different way." 41 Has C.-Chicagg flight, Just landed nylons to her office. She ended visible to the consrimer. Today "Now these companies have legislation banning credit cam at O'Hare Airport: Furious, up contacting the National it IS. vi ce presidents for consumer mai ling and al ter Its proposal Her flight was three hours Association of Hosiery Supermarkets have taken her affairs. There's been a con- calling for full-time Inspection a city to - ) most pollution-free atmosphares of any large city. And companies involved in thie work have had to use nwything frm steam to mNibtir che is renrne I!,) at Wcentage is expected to rise claims by some scientisU and What about the safety record., to 40 per cent and by the 21St environmentalists that nuclea r of the 40 nuclear plants now Century to 63 Per cent Or more, reactor radiation is a health operating in the United States? dependingon the success of threat . The Environmental EPA says they are 'very echr-ology In the fields of Protection Agency l EPA) good." Them have been no breeder reactor and fusion replies that over long term a radioactive emissions ex. Velopment. limited number of people might c"ding population exposure "The breeder reactor suffer some health damage, but limits prescribed by the - Consumer She could never get pan. She went to see the packing was going on at the lower Only after the Federal govern- consumer subcommittee Is rettoge to fit: "Beca use I'm too industry which came up with a echelons. ment had st'ccessfully con- ported saying, "1 think she's plump in the wrong p' series of new bacon packages. cluded a suit against an of- being reined Infrom boe, that "ft was a shock to a lot she said. It seemed pantyhose She urged the Department of company presidents that some fender, she's belr.g smotheri I." WASHINGTON— A short, sizing was bothering other Agriculture to The White House also propose of their own people were (Ut. cute, middle-aged blonde women, too, because they'd regulations requiring that 0 ning the consumer away," Mrs. required her office to change Its TIRW.S marches off a Washington, D( keep sending their misfitted per cent of a bacon slice be Knauer said in an interview, public positlon in support of ' I began. Most man. radiation comes not Today the Atom AM Its Uvverslal questions raised by awesome power generates only the prospect of a na tion served nuc:ear pants ut from A-ray about 5 per cent of the nation's more and more b the atom: equipment used in ml l WA entao diagnosis thera py. electricity. But by 190 the For example, there have been a; coal in London. The result has been one of the series of contracts to restore glitter to the - the construction starts, let's take a look some of the more con- possible energy lOiWCtS, I and banned the use of smoky fuels such as soft DepLrUrient of the Enviraiment has let a -- . In 1956, Britain passed its Clean Air Act Under the long-term program, Brlta.2fl -- •'T-. 1 Thursday, Feb. 2, 1974— IA By MARGUERITE SULLIVAN Copley News Service .. rocks, In the earth. in the air easing Amedca's energy crisis as the Atomic Energy Coman wa ter. average dose of in the next 10 to 30 years. Yet mission steadily lets down per person each the atom perha ps Is the most barriers agai nst nuclear plant 130 uu year as been around since the misunderstood of all ..-' . 1, campalgri, has super%Ued the cleaning of several other buildings, including Buckingham Palace am the Natiorial Gallery on Trafal gar Although private buildings get a periodic cleaning, ,Owe was no aJ or effort ,to clean public building America 's Number rems , program to scrub generowns of soot. • marcii '. Giddens en,us*astic at the spruce-up - j , peel off the muck that's been accumulating itt ce nturies" and grime which —u- I "We've had to resort to sandblastirig to inIl4al period of shock, the locals are beginning to see their city take on a bright new appearance. 'flw brush-off just that an Outweigh Danger? It entalist groups that in the study indicates his m. en CiplcyNewsServke atomic plants threaten health Formation failed to Support the c conclusion. by dumping raijti Most scientists, engineers taminants into the air and Indeed EPA °" and government experts waste heat Into the water. ced radiation nuclear with nuClear energy of Since the forward na ture te in oilin concede it Is the best hope for atomic energy seems inevitable U,flS wascorlstructed at the turn of the cent. "The Houses of Parliament Is a different matter," Giddens ont1md The Sanford Herald B FRANK MACOMBER — sh—O By LEE COLEMAN Capley News Senic, Awesome Atom We know what you' re looking for. Char e it at Sanford Plaza Penney's: Open 10 g 11 Mond Satur Store phone...323-1310 �- - ---8A---The Sanford Herald -- - -- --- -- - - - -=--- -- Thursday, Feb. 28, 1974 The Sanford Herald Conservatives Carry Slim Lead Over Laborites In British ; ~W ~$ ,I _____ W4 III 0 1 1 4. - _? ; ~, -- I~ - -1 — 1 L~ By MARK WEENTZ Herald Staff Writer - - - -. I - , - .. . . I / - Lst i Subryl'ot tted - , Joe Creamons (r) for used car (not shown) donated for annual Kiwanis auction Saturday at 6 p.m. at civic center that will feature a stageful of others items. The club will serve pancakes and sausage starting at 3:30 p.m. Tickets are $1 with proceeds from both events going to the club's community scholarship and underpriviledged children's projects. The Seminole High School mixed chorale will sing during the pancake supper. Herald Photo by Hill Vinc'nt V4 Rebel Policemen CORDOBA. Argentina (AP) Rebel Policemen held the left.wlng governor and vice governor of Argentina's second largest city prisoner today after the governor din1s,ed the locul chief of Police. A showdown between the left and right wings of the Ptronlst movement tiweatened. A powerful leftist labor leader called on members of his union to defend the governor, while a group of rightist union called the governor and his deputy traitors to Peron and Bolsheviks. Some 250 federal police were sent from Buenos 41Jres, 450 miles to the southeast, and army troops were put on the alert at nearby iMiTacki. - Leaves Cuba MIAMI (AP) Argentine Trade Minister Jose Gelbard has left Cubs after a three-day visit to improve trsde relations between the two countries. Ha. v'na radio says Gethard was seen off at Havana 's Jose Marti airport Wednesday by Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Cost:-o, economic expert Cans Rodriguez, Foreign Minister Raul Eli C . - . - . . Has and other officials, a Cuban broadcast monitored In Miami said. The broadcast said part of the large delegation which accompanied Gelbard to Havana will return to Argentina later. Gelbanil led more than 200 Argentine Industrialists, officials and legislator, In the Cuban visit i.. - _i_ trade to discuss trade expected to occur during the neat six years. Doors Closed -. - - -- I Magistrate Wilson li,iles snowed only pollee and witnesses into his court as he resumed bearings Wednesday for Michael Shobek, 19, of Milwaukee. Close watch has been kept on Shobek since an alleged attempt to escape last Thursday. Shobek Is charged with killing Katie Smith, 17. a Detroit high school student; Paul V. Howell, 50, a Massillon, Ohio, lawyer; and Irvin Bernstein, 44, an Ocean City, N.J., accountant. Aborigine Protests Mar Queen' s V'ii o s" t IT pern'.anenthy unemployed, With food prices up s per cent since heath took office, the country is spending nearly .8 billion more abroad than it Heath has stressed "firm and fair government" with strict control of the unions and warned against La bor pla ns to UonaIIze many industries. Wilson called for a soak-therich tax policy, food autisiriles. price controls, a gentlemen's agreement with the unions to curb wage rises and negotiation of more favorable terms with the Common Market Thorpe and the Liberals painted both the other parties as extremists and called fora - . E thop ian c' ,- . . - .. -- - , , ', ' jI - k. HENRY KISSIN(;Eh( .. . In Jerusalem . small rail, to be negotiated as part of generalpeacctreat could be n 5 me c thr u,ti the territory taken in l%7. But the officials said u is- 99im __. . . - ~_ 4 i 4 - .' .. - . -- / -i . - - 0 - 0 • 'f' . SCM ".—I• -- -. - " prizes . , . - . HOPPER PUPILS 0 . - . . - -- - . . - .. -. - . I . - , rant and his dum my, ' .... - xt l. I Cl. 11. : . - - , ' " Te rry, -j had . ils Hopper s. . - Elementary School pup I . speechless with admiration For details dial .. . during a performance in . (In it school cafeteria the big 1 Q() ¶ ' - - , . r Wednesday. Later, kin- .( ' . . - - - 1. - \1rikki and Adrienne - $ 'tummy. The show wa ,F - s - - ' Hunixic ' . ___ I - Troops ' 0 .. -- Vrnl, & - -- Mar. Mutiny ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopli (AP) — Emperor Haile Selassli rushed troop reinforcement, ti Ethiopia's borders wIth Somalia today amid widespread troop mutiny for higher pay and border skir. mishes with the Somalia. Four generals failed to negotiate an end to the mutiny, aow in Its third A. Instead the rebels In Asmara, In northern Ethiopia, took three of the generals hostage and sent the fourth one back to Addis Ahaba with new demands. The $2-year-old emperor appealed for national unity and said Ethiopia, one of Africa's P tudrvns flours USA'' 10 t.d'rit show spori3ored by Lake M.,rv Elementary School PTA - hool auditorium, 7:30 p.m. 1:ir V Lego notice iRni ng ', in bulnet$ f".i'(r'!e Spr'ng. Seminole r loricla unoer Ibe IiCttiOvl C4ALTAMONT( PEDIATRIC CIA T ES REAL ESTATE and That we intend to V I,- , s'er Said name with the Cievk Of ( il Cov't, Seminole County. ',) , f;r c.. , ,a in accordance with ItSe s'on of the FsOti ,s Name 'i",, To Wit 5t'(tiOn 54505 h', ta Stat S1410011,I557 S1410011, '. Eaward N Z'ssma', Stephen Albert n Frt, Ii IL March 1 -' ,'- I 2 -- Every "new beginning" deserves a happy ending, particularly the in. stitution of marriage. The marriage contract will probably be one of the most important and binding documents you will sign in a lifetime. Poorest countries, was a victim of world inflation and 'hostile --------- •• - ', We, at The Sanford Atlantic realize that with marriage comes the 'awesome problems of budgeting of \ income and we have established a '; free counseling service for the purpose of advising newlyweds, engaged couples or anyone seeking the advice of someone experIenced In the world of finance. \ . !Iw r J4,nffr* I flabnit itk. own. clubhouse. FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE it hefeby given that WI M,ir are engaged lfl btj,n% at OII Parents' Night, Sanford S.ummerl,n Ave. Sanford, S e mnoIe Middle School, 7 p.m., school County, 1 oeioa under • n•meof T II CORPORATIOP4,and auditorium, Band concert and t(jt i nt end to recIter sai d nam, discussion of formulation of a with the Clerk of the Circuit Cnui't, PTA. Teachers will be in rooms Sem.ncle County. Florida in • *ith the pfovis tons of the to talk with parents following F,ctitious Name Statute's. To Wit meeting. section Florida Statutes 1157 5 John. E Tanner Starch 5— Samuel Hardy Puhlt' Feb 71. March 7, Is. ii. Horticultural Seminar, 1914 ianford Garden Club, 7:30 p.m. aLL 154 'Fruit Trees for the Home," by FICTITIOUS NAME J. Jasa, County Nofice is hereby oven that we are Frank engaged in businesS at F Lake Extension Director, Seminole $tree4, Longwood, Seminole County, Florida under t he Il(tiIioji name of County. PENNY PINCHER ANTIQUES, and that we Intend to register said Mar. 6 name with the Clerk of the Circuit Business and Professional Ou't Seminole County. Florida acvLcv'darice wth the prov.t'or% 0 the Fictitious Name Statutes, To W.t Section ItS 05 Florida Statutes I5S7 Thomas I. Kidder PhylliS I Kidder PubI'th Feb II, 71. 71. March 7 1474 FEBRUARY 27, 1974 1' (N THE CIRCUIT COURT. 11TH UDICIAI. CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR fEMIIIOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. iviL ACTION NO 14 MC IVISION C (r, re the marriage of l:ui At471 L tfu',h,aflcj, t 1, ,," -4t TA I AYE Mild. Wife j.. - a '. , - r- e t $ '. is we of MEMBER THE ATLANTIC GROUP OF BANKS IN FLORIDA MEMeER F.D.I,C. -, I'll _, -- - , 8-9 all Scout troops and Webelos units, Tomaka Woodlands, I mile north of Deland, Call Russ Kitncr, 322,7751 (air further in(oriiwtjon. 'star. 9 Special meeting of Seminole Rebekah Lodge 36, 8 p.m., honoring Margaret Lan Florida Assembly president Dinner 6 p.m., m&mng 8 pin., Odd Fellows Temple, Magnolia Avenue, Sanburil Starch Ii Sanford Rotary Club, 1:15 p.m., Civic Center; speaker, Sen. lain Wilson. "Y I I t* fIl Hospital Notes .%DMISSIONS Sanford: Neville L. Harden Virginia W. Powell Gloria Dove Robert I lkk'.s Juanita 11111 I)lS('UMU;E.s Sanford: Wayne 0. Brooks Richard Carr lilttJ J. Stri p ling Ar.con Keith Frank l(iibAnson Peggy Brown Joseph Watson Benjamin Hillery Alphonse Amiro Mrs. Clarence Newell, and Charles W. Lick Mary Burns Pamela H. Franks Kattie Bell Tellis Clifford Anderson buy Queen Ester l"bigler henry L. Gipson Orlinda K. Debose Mary Rowe ThcImas C. Deese, Lake Mary William S. Hasson Elsie S. Salmons, lake Mary Olabelle Robinson Helen F. Green, WIriter Annie Ruth Carroll Springs Carmei'a Runs, t)eh4ary Jock If. Fletcher, Orange Irving K. Jones, De ltona City Peter Ermacora, t)elioria George Oransky, Dehlary Tommy I. Graham, Oviedo Norma M. Best, Deltona Lucille Anderson, Osteen Raljh H. Porter, Deltona Mrs Rict'ard Rudnik, and Walter G. Simmons, Deltona girl, Winter Park Donald L. Knorr, Deltona l)nnlvl J Morin, Longwood Michael 1 Rudd, Orlando Jihji K Doylee Sr Cocoa . and. a month ' rental toward prico $9495 ",,('l adds, subtract,. multiplies, dlvldss nWe&n#&&&& & flaursa r---------n george _ -- himime ____ - tul~ ------- - ___ We get' off andrunningwith h shoe sales. em glove St. Johns District Camnporee, in NOTICE OF PROCEEDING 'a'.Tt OF FLORIDA TO PAUL ANILE, I'.' S. 101 Ii, DENVER Cr, 1.'Aflo 00716 P ;. -.,or Petition (or Dissolution Of TICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ige having been (lied TO CONSIDER ANNEXATION -ing tour marriage to P4o'.iC it hereby given that a IA FAYE &NTL[ in the 40?. Pubic Hearing *iii be held at the cart in and for Seminole (on,m'.'.on Room in fh City Hall r Fonda. the Short titll Of in the City of Sanlord. Florida at h IN RE THE MARRIAGE I, OOoctork PM on Match ?S. 111J. PA *a ES PAUL API TIE. to rontider the anneiat'on ut .tmi JUANITA 1aYE 't -i property described as toiIows , F. Wife, these presents peg at a pt on the Ely line Of an md *vu to appear end file ,,bandcnCd O It RR R W which ,r Answer or other Pit 0ing *ith iss ft S of tie N line of Sec 7. Twp 10 ,p (Perk Of the Circuit CO,I.'I °f S. RQC )0 F. run (hence SWIy alOng m-nIe County Florida, and sers'e L I, line Of sa id RR R W to Its In copy tneceof an PetitloneVs at trsect,on with the I-fly R W line of rr'r,. M.sk N Cleveland, Jr Of Airporl Bc.,ievard. thence NWIy rtawfirmof CLEVELAND. MIlE along the I-fly R W line of Airporl 75t day Boutevard t its intersection With PE RRY. onor betore the 75th P,',,r(h, A 0 d 1571, other*lW a the Wly Ii W line of said NP R W. II w,II be entered against yOU thence NEIy along the My P W line wi IN ESS my t*ho and Seal Of the of sad PR P W to apt W of beg. F to I t e Crcut Court OntPu s thC beQ Sad property 's pfently 5i lormed M $t tn'u%triaIi D,str,cI 'r..i ny V February. AD. 1)71 All parties ri in'erest and t ififens all have en ortunty to be A,thur ii (lecth, Jr C. cut Court heard at said hearing (ipri 0,1 the City CommiSsion By Order Hr Joy stokto of tht City of Sanford, Florida. thI Deputy Clef 11th day of February. 1571 IFYFLAPID, MIlE I PERRY H N Tamm, Jr utorneys for Pet t.Oner City Clerk of the o Drawer Z City ot Sanford, Florida tr'nil Florda 37771 ret, 71 Match 7, II, 71, Publ'th Feb 71. 71. March 7, Ii, 71. I 1'"t . dinner-busines meeting, 7 p.m. Cavalier Motni Inn. Speaker, John Doe or Investments. Star. I Baseball season starts fowl Women, March 2 Spaghetti dmner,S.7 p.m. and Annual World Day of Prayer, auction, 7:30 p.m. Casselberry March 7 sponsored by Church Women Elementary School cafeteria. Seminole County Young United, noon Holy Cross Free bat)y sitting during Republicans, 8 pm., Quality Episcopal Church. Inn North, 1-4 and 434. Mrs auction. Tickets iii .k. Barbara Arnotilt, who escaped ShoOt (Iffict' Quarterly meeting board o, from behind the Iron Curtain trustees, General Henry S. and teaches Russian to Afar. 3 Sanford Memorial library, 8 Business and Professional American Astronauts will be Women Silver Anniversary the guest speaker. Visitors Tea, 3-6 p.m. Sandlewood Villa welcome. in" The Atlantic Banks Help am., Chamber of Commerce. Plans for addition will be - Mrs. Catherine Ray, Assistant Cashier and Consumer Counselor Is available to discus; and advise you on such matters as the advantages of checking and savings accounts, investment of excessive income, financing and refinancing programs, the establishment of credit, proper budgeting, or any subject relating to the btjirie; of banking and finance. Call or come by . Discount Gatch Sightings " rii.i 1 NAIWE (Retired Federal Employes ) , 1:30 p.m., Sanford Chamber of Commerce' Legal Notice FICTITIOUS NAME P,Oi ICE hereby Qiffl that we i- nq.aied 1 A4 OIlN$Ot 011*1.00 •WIT$MC Ourmandatelatogatheras- bankerlsoneoftheleader,. -' Seminole Calendar ttc:uIar meeting, Seminole Lodge 36, 8 p.m., Odd Iellos Temple, Magnolia '. t'nuty, Sanford. Visiting lebekahs welcome. J ) Legislature, of course, will Lw a target audience," he said to raise money for the cam. Wednesday. oain. AlIaw-,a , ,nwu, - - Calculator for /1 'ngress and the Florida resume construction. They have hired a public relations firm and formed a fund Ikratd Photo by Ken I , - -4wnsored by the school's l,1. - JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) much information as possible. Taking new Life from a fed- document it as fully as possible cral court ruling that President and disseminate It as widely as Nixon lacked the authority to possible," said Finn Domaas of stop the Cross-Florida Ba rge Daniel J. Edelman Inc., the Canal, supporters of the water- public rela tions company. way have organized a drive to - •'quaintanee of the lifelike ) I' Canal Supporters Organize - , Ehilert make the closer RENT ) a New Electronic - -31 'lir.trten students Donna -- Market Steady - . - / IT A!iT " Saa es oc ecu- . - , Ho - ,. -, - W It M F FortunePhone heights and let Syrian guns returntotheedgeofp the la t0 from which they regularly shelled Israeli farms and fisheries. Diplomats In Damascus said Kissinger was now under piesSure to return with a draft agreement acceptable to the Syrians or they could claim they had been deceived. These sources said that If Kissinger falls, the Geneva peace talks will not resume and the oil embergo against the United States will continue. Israel had refused to start negotiating a separation of forces on the Syrian front until - - e rael will ne%-er give up all of the - . .' EDW/IHIJ HEATH Holds narrow lead if we call Yy ou on the P - . .. YYou Co co uld Spanish News Agencies - -. -. 7. 4 -- - 4- .-.- - - outside forces." He said the noCANBERRA, Australia (AP) Perkins, who is part shornThe Queca interrupted her tion was in great difficulties but — Several hundred aborigines glue, was suspended from his tour today and left f or England had faced gr er eat problems In drowned out the national an- post on Monday for calling the to receive the results of the them as Queen Elizabeth II at- opposition Liberal and Country general election being held to. its 2,S00year history. me government accused Sorived at Parliament House to. parties racist. Police brought day and to designate a new mali., Ethiopia's neighbor to A01 I day. And later as she was open- him to the of fice, and he per- prim., minister. She plans to re- the east and southeast, ing Parliament, another aborl- suaiei Ow gunn to of masturn to Australia March 9 for sing troops along the border to glne held two officials at gun. der to Ow police. They visits to Perth, Adelaide and inflame the situation point four miles away. . Military away for questioning, Darwin. units from near Addis Ababa megwunanWA5LWkedinto headed south and e1 and offi. sw'rendering and no one was dal .surces reported kir. hurt. mishes between Ethiopian solme Queen and her husband, diets and Somalia who crossed Prince Philip, displayed no diiinto Ethiopia's oil-bearlig Oga. pleasure when the aborigines' 4 den desert. chanting of "land righ . Somalia has long claimed drowned out "God Save the more than a quarter of uask'rn SANTA CRUZ DE TENE. 150 miles off the northwest Ethiopia, much Of it desert in. Queen' as the royal Couple walked up the steps of Path. RIFE, Canary Islands (AP) — coast of Africa. ! habited by nomads of Somali nient House. Spanish news agencies say a Catch, a 47-year-old retired trihe The Queen, in her speech weather balloon or an optical ii- colonel from Alexandria, to. The army mutiny broke out written by Australia', Labor lusion may have been respon. lifted off from Harrisburg. P. on Tuzsday In Asmara, the nagovernment, said the govern- sible for a flurry of reports on Feb. 18 in merit ouid eIimmrit' Iegisla- Vcdrwsday that mnms.ming the first personan attempt to be tion' second largest city, cross the At- among (lie 10,000-man 2nd Dud. lion discriminating agalnt the American balloonl,t Thomas untie in a balloon.toHe had a 10- sion, who constitute nearly a aborigines and would pass leg. Csatdi Jr. had been sighted. iay food supply for the trip, (mirth of the army. It spread Islatkm to grant land rights to The Qira and Europa Press which he expected to last two to Wednesday to the navy in Muaborigines in the Noeth Tee'. agencies had reported that five days. uwa, north of Asmgra, and rftoiy. The aborlginei want to thousands of people saw GalThe bachelor balloonist's rig then to other army units ;n WtogstU th's ballo about lam. HE r included lOheliwn balloons but AM belr,g settled on reserwi the 'atava valley, on the he lost one almost Immediately force. Ethiopia and the air ;Zso 1 or In settlements where the Leland of Tenerife. after takeoff. On Feb. fl sailors The rebels seized key build. government owns the land, me reports said the balloon, aboard the Liberian freighter lags in Aanara and military In. ; dle the Queen was inside described as both blue and root Meridian reported they saw s*allaflons elsewhere, but only Plameoi -House, an armed colored, was heading south- Gatch dr ifting toward the Afniaix incident Of violence was re. bi aborigine entered the office of southwest at 3,000 to 9,009 feet. can coast and spparei:tly head, ported so far. Some fighting t& Department of tborig na l But government authorities, ed for the border between Mc- was reported when the rebels All øirs pulled a gun on two of. police and cominunicatlonj its. rocco and the Spanish Sahara. took owt L'w air force headficia li Js there, and demaix1ec lions in L'w Canaries denied re. But sarchie, Of that area as quarters at Debre Zeit, 20 miles that Charles Perkins, a scnlor relying an official report of the well as of the Atlantic off the from Addis Ababa. Officer in the deparimeig. be sighting and no search w Azores failed to turn up a trace The etnbcuy advised Ameel. y. brought to hi,i laurwiiet The Islands are about of him. ns to stay in (bela homes. ts now, . - SANFORD RESIDENTS NASSAU, Bahamas (AP)—A maitnate has closed his courtruom doors to kVec. tatons during preliminary hearings fo' a Wisconsin youth charged with the lintdegree murders of three Americiin pen i ng - ATTENTION, deficit. Coal stocks at the power he returns to Jerusalem Friday engagement line with Syria stations will reach the danger — must run through the territory point in a few weeks And i per 'Israel captured in the October cent or more of the nation's war, The officials said a final IN steadily, campaigners have warned that the toughest austerity since the years of World War H lies ahead, TODAY' -,. , i.l, . staggering cams. And with the oil bill ris- WORLD It - -. - - `~r~ 11 V _______ . • - ~ - SANFORD KIWANIAN John cash receives keys from dealer .4 I - POVV K IWANIS TO AUCTION CARS , - It I "I don 't favor the four-day letting and the topic of zoning is The board earlier decided to plan. It is too confusing and also expected to receive move the 15-year-old school gives a fragmentation of discussion, building at a cost of $475,000 The Seminole County School learning beca use students are Wednesday the board apra ther than spend 1900 000 to Hoard Wednesda y re-adopted only in class three da ys a week pr oved signing of a contract build a new school, high school zones a pproved two for four weeks of very six. It wi th Building Movers Inc. of Private developer Carl weeks ago but left the double will Increase absenteesism and Winter Park for relocation of Verbie is paying the school session sore spot of Oviedo hllgh drop-outs and get students in the Altamonte Elemcntary board$1,113,000forthepresent School open for further conthe habit of not going to School building to a new site on Altamonte Elementary site on sideratlon. school, Layer sa id. Lon gwood-Mar kham Road. SR 436 and pla ns to use the land School Supt. William P The four.day plan is not in use Site preparation will begin for a shopping center. layer said the Oviedo school anywhere in the state and board almost immediately and the Verbie agreed the school (aces double sessions or a members have said they are not actual move will take place board could keep the building if Revolutionary four-day rotating sure if It Is being utilized about April 1 Lay -r said, it is moved before VJ75 p!an __ anywhere in the United States, ________________________ The Feb. 13 high school Board Chairman Davie Sims zoning decision resulted in said he understands one school plans for studen ts of the new in California is using th e plan. O St k li lake Howell high School, yet to The four-day plan fa lls short ---.. constructed, In attend al. of state requArerncnls on school . rnoo sessions, at the Oviedo hours per week and teacher ld High facility starting in Sip- contracts Under the plan ti rnber. Layer said this would studen ts would not be In class NEW YORK (AP) The weeks despite sdme negatIvs ,'ive officials of the new school the mandated 300 minutes per stock market held steady today, news on inflation and other the proper time to establish a week nor would the required 180 apparently probing for new nomic worries. curriculum, day teacher contract be met. direction after Its sharp rise of The conclusion some in. Last week school board The board took no action the past two weeks. . vestors have drawn Is (mi members said they "misun- Wednesday's meeting at The opening Dow Jones aver- stock prices at their reccnt l. . , derstood" the zoning plan they Lyman High School on the age of 30 industrials was off levels appeared to have (11 had adopted and voted to re- middle school zones lines th at slightly, but gainers edged out counted the worst possi btliu evaluate the situation In efforts they accepted last week pen- to a 6-5 lead over losers on the for the months ahead, the to alleviate th e double session ding changes Elementary New York Stock Exchange analysts added i',,'" at Oviedo 111gb. school zone line, are the only Brokers said investors ap-- Board member Allan Keeth, boundries the board has peared to be gaining confidence Layer and consultants will completely established during because of a series of factors, al Dutch Petroleum, off at confer with s ta te officia ls in three mon ths consideration ti Gulf Oil down I it 22 among thom spreading ho Tallahassee Monday to . Arab oil Texaco, up ' at The next school board for an ear ly end to and determine If the four-day ptar mee ting will be March 6 at Mc nnell Doug s, Do la up ' at th e em rgo. Another st im ulant ba -is eligible for conslderatiun. 11 county courthouse In Sanford buying, analysts said, has been I think it will take an act Of when construction bids on three the market's steady resistance ~& % ', . Some recently depressed P the state legislature as well as schools will be opened. to declines over the last two growth stocks moved upward : the approval of the State Lake Howell High, Winter S department before he four day Springs Elementary and an .% plan can be Implemented," addition to the Jackson heights . v I layer said. ji 11 school are scheduled for bid i. V - - - then, and the Conservatives won. Heath called the election JERUSALEM (AP Israel three wceksagoafter months of But Israeli officials said she STIan President Hales Assad proposals for Industrial unrest and inflation is d rawing made clear to KIssiner that Is- delivered the lIst of braeftc his culminated in a nation.il iitI dis&ngagernejit agrceinent Aith raci is not going tj meet Syria's govtrrunent holds prisoner and strike. Much of business and Syria after receiving the POW demand for a commitment to agreed to let Red Cross officials industry has been on a three- list demanded from Damascus withdraw eventually from all visit them. day work week since Christmas as a condition for negotiations, the Golan Heights territory Premier Golda Meir said the captured from Syria In the 1967 to conserve electric power, Industrial production Is falling, proposals would be ready for Arab-Israeli war. promising to increase an Secretary of State Henry A. Senior officials said that Is. i, i..t. . School Board Uncertain I On Double Session Plan .. M - polls predicted a Labor victory . Vote LONDON (AI) Britons policy of moderation in every- behind third in British politics, convicted felons excluded. A to. the Liberals or a brief period of voted for a new government to. thing from Common '!rket re. indicated that many voters LW of 635 persona five more minority government followed day with a new round of belt. latlonj to industrial relations, might switch lifetime than in 1270 were to be elect- by another election. tightening In prospect no mat. Two factors made this the allegiances because they're fed ed to the House of Commons, ter who wins, most unpredictable election up with w ha t the Conservatives the lower house of Parliament. Last-minute opinion polls since World War H. and Labor have given them. The party winning a majority rt~gave Prime Minister Edward First, many electoral din. The voting booths were open in Commons will form the nest Heath's Conservatives j, rids have had their boundaries from 7a.m. 1010p.m. (3a.m. to gcvernment with its leader as narrow lead over Harold drastically redrawn since 1970, 6 p.m. EDT). First results prime minister. If no party wins Wilson's Laborites. The and the sympathies of their should be known two hours tat- a majority and that hasn't Liberals headed by Jeremy voters have not been charted. er. happened since the depression Thorpe were running three And an upsurge in support for Persons over 1$ were eligible year of l9 -. there could be a times better than they did the Liberal party, long a way- to vote, with l ords, lunatics and coalition government including before the last election, In 1970. ?' ,Y, But four out of live of the main - Thursday, Feb. 28, 1974-9A Save 2 \- Reg. 10.99. Sale 8.99. Little League fielders glove Made of cordovan and gold two-tone leather In right and left- hand sizes Fielders glove. 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Sanford Herald Thursday. Feb. 28 1974 .. ........ : . . .V-- X Down Record - t 2 e Li ne Tr ibe I il Drops 2 1 Tilt To Boone Doug Storum Herald Staff Writer it was by one run. In the season plate, Sinkanich came home seventh, "So ya wanna be a pro baseball player, hub kid?" grumbled a and they have a contract to let it opener for SIIS, the Braves when the Boone shortstop took second on Ted Avera'3 one. Pitching Weather hardened grOwldskeePer without even looking up from loose in Sanford. T moier 4-3. mIsplayed Smith's shot through bag shot. He gained third on a tending a well raized batter's box. The kid, was somewhat Either explanation probably ttppe the Seminoles, T dd y ,Miller went the his territory. RiCbarde popped passed ball and came home on Massey and not sure whether to ask the old man for his wont hold water, but after games, two of them with the and ance, both givingf up seven hits out for the second out of the Faber's only hit of the day. d pesky Orlando Metro out Iwo free passes to to first with two on base. fourthframe. Foster r - t us,ht, and %ItIia fLlshvftth'past '- '- To fulfill his lifelong dream, the dream that ever) boy that ever picked up a stick and a ball, to play professional baset'all. GIL"iding further into his youthful ,~ A - F _________ _______ ______________________ T. -A - ,;.2;• I -' T , i - - '--_- 9- - - - rep - - - - . - - — A - -4 •- • i_ =_ • - - - iday'% Florida high school re ba$Ileibafltournarn.I patning win cr. w'nn.'$ p ne$t S pm Saiid.y. , ' e ou alright old man. The high, drawling voice • •2 - • -' • _ CLASS AAA& A ChQIwiatcI, H '- Penitaccjla Wah* gton Jack%on.,Ii Edward While, 7 -. . y "Hey Old Man are hi hi " Someone had taken the rake from his hands. It was that tall ' - - JackoryuII. Beach rp,sch,r Vs - - - - • . - — wa 2 / A Winfef Park mV Coi nlv7 - - - - uayvoiw aylong eech - D .' o - i_ , ~. . . MORGAN MOVES IN FOR KO Lonnie Robbins ol Altamonte Springs .Agatnst - '. -. II -. Things ' !- S rove s inally Top Celtics 11, __ By FRED R(YTIIENBERG and stung the Celtics lfl-104. 6; the Capital Bullets downed and 23 rebounds for the Celtics. AP Sports Writer "I didn't know if we'd ever theSeattleSuperSonlcslGl-l00; Kings U, Hawks 7$ 4 Ml bad things must come to beat the Celtics," said Bob the [As Angeles Lakers beat the an end. McAdoo, who had every right to Milwaukee Bucks 110-108, and John Block's five points pow. The Buffalo Braves have wonoler. Last Friday night, Ole Chicago Bulls defeated tne e.red KC-Omaha on a nine-point been bouncing basketbalb in McAdoo scored the NBA's sea- Phoenix Suns 107-95. tear in the fourth quarter that the National Basketball Ass')ci- son-high of 52 points, but the With the victory, Buffalo enabled the Kings to beat Atfor four seasons and for Celtics still chalked up No. 22 in moved seven games ahead of I.anta, dealing the Hawks' playfour seasons they've been a row, 116-109. the Atlanta Hawks In the battle off chances another blow. Jby the Boston "I was beginning to feel we for the fourth Playoff spot ln the Celtic& were snakebit playing this Eastern Conference, [Akers 110. Rocks IN After losing every one of the learn," added McAdoo, who - - "Why,fdi;dn'*t want a.1y money, I M love topay tile e. s ille ''.'1 ed up i I can try. And I plan on hitchhiking with I find somebody, clubs,, the Braves finally Kansas City-Omaha Kings cont.ributed 15 rebounds. • - -. - • 011ie - I 4 I .I I ,all 1. I - Do you mean to tell me you ain 't doing th is for money?" asked the old man. Thiriking hard of the world today. 1; -, But he knew just how he felt, it all seemed to remarkable. slaw ~ --~ "Ildnit cl that," muttered the old nw," somebody who Ukes game fit the sake of balls wA &ikes, U* crack of the bat and ' hoWog wra ppers Well U this don't beat all" The 11>eard dxint know wha t he was talking about He thdn t really know if he was good enoug but he hadn't been told he waso I Bid 7hat e neer realb knew was how he was reIvmga great Ameiican Dream The chance to pursue whatne knew he wan. To do something for the le of it and pure en- w joyment wi th no monetary strings attached. Somethi ng worth more than any stadium filled with gold, He got his try out, and like so many hera, was lost th a sbuffl'her The old man? jusI kept tending the grounds t he had -based ins life on and was glad to be happy" -The Great Mnencan Dream - 1:0,? Lau0erdae Stn.rwan v idoh Miami Beach. 730 P m Miami KlIIenvi M - - - ~A_p I I -4 . - __ - . - At Tallahassee Rickards Millon vs. Of&rVgf Park. yr 3Qp,M ' VS 4 - - -. T:UR - xw~ ? V - -- - Onia 0 so or, vi S ark, Bradford 730 pm O eeo vs Ocafa Forest pm f a' - - At Bartow High SMITH SCOOPS UP HOT-CORNER SHOT ...Tribe third sacker in action (Herald Photo by J Richards Fort Mpeni Rvp,dili vs Tamra )Cjuf, 7-30 p m Palmetto vs Bartow. 5 m A? West Palm Beach North vi Palm Bh Car Svnri Gamecock"s Beat Pitt, pr vs , 6740 - "Do they (conmercial fishermen) want the whole dam river?" Now there Is nothing wrong with the commercial ~ fishermen wanting the whede darn river. that is just a good old American ppt "that yew reach should c'd your grasp or ihat is hca'cr, f o r 11 the sports fishermen want to remove this from river commercial asp, they need organization and if 11w> have none of their own, I suggest they join CROP where they can throw a dam acioss the efforts of the "Cpressive Politic-tam" in the Department of National flesijurcthne'the ns ho predict that th.'re iI!Ibe nothing, but 'bullheads", gar and niudlul? in the river fromnlakeMonroetoLakeflat yby l ne and have done " 4 -• ~ not HE I I 1)1 .,:- If AGiN I I i I 1' j (;;4i J A 4 Carolina early this year and several weeks ago. liked what be saw. dale ttoeUmüiatethesbadJ 'I was Impressed with South second straight for Pitt His Pittsburgh team played Carolina." said Ridl, ,,and my the Game coc k s Wet1neday mprecuns ic'rtainly Gino and Fish (cn ap intend to we that their eti This effort Department of Natural Resois-i was I jve thr v.iliji,of the fishery in this part of the ri ii- u this alut wa ik triment to gettin, the St Johns-Ir4ian River Canal. ow that is no longer a prospect. Why the effort to destroy the fisheries IS a nu*ttr of ronjec'ture tour guess is as good as riune S. B. (Jim) Crowe Who no knger needs to give a link er's din," except as a conservatjonjt, whiM is done to the river,, rabs G LV) fl Al Oantviil, N Haw5trn. vs Bunnell.; 30 pm after a DD A I Prtri,%hurg riwfhohc V % Ocoee. pm Summ,nIieid Lake Wei r vs Crm0,d, S o Ca tholic? rr , . ' CLASS A At C'uliuOak SpnEnq Walton P High M411on VI - onAtlefown,,.30 We*ah;tthI.5 Paaton,5p At 1118`111161 Liberft "I" T011 ahs55, rAMU MIAMI i AP) tarry hub day. That gave him a Olpin lead total on btock.s of 1,318 and JackTrinity of San Francisco' seeking his entering today's flrwl six game 1,276. The five-time pm PHA titlist Greenvilte vi Or'ttol libent,. fourth Professional Bowkrs set of elimination games. p had high Asx'iation title of the year has Laub started the etent with a the second session At Bren. grabbed the lead after two six. 1,313 pinfall, sixth to Dennis Six pin! behind him was Tea. rr game rounds of the 110,0000 Swayda of Phoenix. Ark In the to Se'miz of Biter Edge. N.J.,a 730p H%On4 tiu name nt here t o:i'l stsszon he flrnt tpm to4Ied 1,343 tour veteran t who hasn I won in The 30-year-old rtgbthander, on gaines of 230, 246, 212, 175, three years lie rolled almost At Miami Wesimipist,, Christian Hi, who hiss won 0i1t 212 and 20$ for a day' s Average identical blocks of 1,296 aDd I, Moor, Haven vs Mi ami Loyola, 1974 with victories at In Ange- of over 221. 292 and was I pins a head of I )O P. m Irs. vvland and Neu York Rttti Gearhart of Houston, ttirc- tigipe PGA champion Lauderdale Christian , Wettmiii. Chri stian, , City, spi lled pw Wedn,s. lex, held 5ewd with a 2,M (.eorge Pappas — m zs pleased pm 1P Z - - I 30 bowUng tournament for County the Seminole Association for Retarded Children at Sanford 's Bow " '. /_ - L. scorer for . . .~ _- - i_ - ) - Ti - series. Girls' topi; was Christine Daniels With a 296 oWhinr5( thC (top row I tot) BoEn Johnell Baker, nyu' Jerome McQueen,Ronald ne Rund Hattie Mae orinne Wilcox, Jane Dansereau and Laurette Jatt. (Bottom row,Ltor) Peter Hitt, Carrot. Sonny Allen, Patty McNulty, Theresa Charron, Marie Murkey, Jim lnton and Carol Flncher . - j - kL. ' . . -.• ' ' • - -- , .. . . . •, . I I , 'I ..4.~ .4 A f ~',~. . ,r ,)~.',,. -. .) i ' . - :... . le -4., - -_ - a - He's By ANDY LIPPMAN A?Sp.rt.Wrft.s' S ' er Now 1. 1 I4 I:,., %s-• -• • - Spuanearlyayyfhafter deaIdrely 44 if - .i %A I P ,) . 11 I ' - • J. ' : . _. - - - ':::' ' r GWP Ge~vin MY$ he Myer Gavin said the ABA Players' wants any other American Baa- Association is working to make kethall Auoctatlo player to be sure there is never a repetition treated the way he was when of the situation. he was dealt from Virginia to While the trade is unsettled San Antonio and is still being conteted in "I felt like a piece of meat court Gervin says he's happy that had been bought and left to be with San Antonio, And the in the freezer until the purcha Spurs must have been happy to ser came to pick it up," said have him around when 1* sank G,rvin Wednesday, reviewing twofreettw$with52 co his fee lings on learning he had remaining to help the Spurs been traded from the Virginia gain a 107-10.1 vIctory' over the Squires to the San Antonio New York Nets - ' -. ami. '/ - ' - . If:' I ' A* " - I . NEW (11(1 k:ANs tAt' I -The New Orleans Saints of the National Football League hage signed their fourth-round (trait pick, Rod McNeil, a running back from the University of Southern California. McNeil' 6-foot-2 and 215 pounds, was actually the third man drafted since the Saints had no third-round selection. The terms of the contract were not disclosed Wednesday. Capital Classic r !' I ..- NCAA Gymnast Dies - ' 'L Sports Brief s Saints Sign McNeil . ' -. Winners of 16 major conferences will join the nine at-large teams in the NCAA tournament. Among them will be the A SURPRISED COACH champion of the Pacific-I of DETROIT AP — When year Detroit hockey veteran which third-ranked UCLA, win. Alex Deh'ecchio was called into nec of the national title seven the office to be told he would consecutive years, is a meincoach the Red Wings at first he her. UCLA currently is tied thought he was going to be with Southern California fur thi' traded. "But when general top spot in the Pacific -8 manager Ned Harkness asked me to take over as coach," North Carolina State, the nasays Delvecchio, "I guess the ton's top-ranked team, has surprise showed on my face. nti tiC Delveceblo admits the Bed c Wings will have to dig them- Conference regular seaeon selves out of a big hole. He championship but must win the took over the team when it had ACC's postseason tournament won only- two of 12 games, one to gain a berth in the NCAA of which was a tie championships. PINNEY (It) puts his touch And Moss calls it quits ST. LOU IS i APt — Gary Morava, a National Collegiate Athletic Association champion gymnast, died early today at 1-'irmin Desloge Hospital, apparently as a result of a severe neck injury he suffered Tuesday. A spokesman at the hospital said the 21-year-old senior at Southern Illinois UniversityCarbondale died about I a in. in the hospital's surgical intensive care unit, where he had been since being flown to St. Louis from Caris)ndale two days ago. At-cording to a spokesman at the university, Morava, of Wheeling, Ill., had dislocated and Fractured two vertabrac in his neck during warmup exercises at the school. 'lie failed to execute correctly," the spokesman said. "It was something he'd doiw hundreds of times. lie landed on his neck." I . erv in, Reports f up ' f I J - KANSAS CITY ( AP) -Telephone invitations were to be extended today to nine at4arge learns to play in the National Collegiate Athletic Association's post-season basketball tournament. The calls were to be made at 9:30 am., local time. Second-ranked Notre Dame and five other nationally-rated clubs were expected to be among those Invited Others were No. 8 Marquette, No. 11 Pittsburgh, No. 12 Providence, No. 14 South Cardlina and No. 16 Creighton Other strong candidates were Boston College, St. John's of New York, Syracuse, Cincinnati, Dayton, Detroit, Southern Illinois University, Houston and Oral Roberts. The schools each had 30 minutes to accept after the Invitation was extended. Four years ago, Marquette declined. America Lanes. Highest boys was Carroll Edwards wi a 300 • revealed he was quite events were Carol Cattanco in with the results the 100 free and linda Cattanco was unable 10 Participate due to on Friday ,March 8th against ' . illness. Captain Rick Cavil] was Cake highla nd. At Avon Park High LaBelle vs mirlboume CentralG ii" - regular tanker, Bob Brinker The Greyhound next meet is At Clermont High 51 -.- -' MARIE MURKEY (left), lays it down the lane during the DAV Auxiliar>Chapter .- iif ..' - - I th ' Lake nt;tl_ Union vs N#*t*rry, 22-game winning streak, 'N'nc of ,ur pla>i'rs hut in were acright ... and be didn't like what curate. They play a good zone the first half," lamented Ridi. saw. and battle you tough. "We did a much better Job in "There houl4't have been a "With a guy like Brian Win- the second half," gap like the final score," said ters hitting from far out, they Two other ranked teams were Ridi after his 11th-ranked has. can spread yau out delen- in action Wednesday night as kethall team was soundly bea t - sivt'i" No. 5 Mary hirl defeated Wake en 67-so by 14th-ranked South W inters and the zone were the Forest 11-68 and No. 8 MarCarolina, death of Pi1t. The Gamecock quett.e nudged Toledo 61-58. L 7 30 m 8er. S p m ,incidentally, the loss was the evaything ill their power to sm that it twies UW. They mIde flIQtttoam at Havana fly KEN RAPljoRT It w as 11w same type of tough star zeroed in for 23 poin ts a nd Al' Writer South Carolina team he had the wre defense took care of Buzz FlidI scouted South seen play the rest. against Duquesne s n Pat Rogers the due to their tre g in the Gre)hounds almost beat rela>s They captured the defending Metro Champion Oak medley relay and the 400 free Ridge in near freesing tern Other wins for the hosts i Peratures at the South Orlando cludtd Keven Greaney in the YMCA 200 free Ruddy Cheslock In 100 free: -eimg in the Rogers was named out- 500 free and Mike Wilhlem in standing swlr,ner of t he day by the 100 back Hound Coach Lonny He Fell 0th captured won the 100 breaststroke in caur 1 'in om or I l3 Another Swimmer th 60 int sparked the bo squad at with In the girls competition it was finished third In the 200 0 freestyle and second in the 5w a somewhat listless freestyle. Prior to the meet he (;r>hi squad. di d no • m either eent. The only wins in the girls The CLASS AA -- I A WINNER rated Oak Ridge 44-N. In the both the 200 1 girls division It wal all the Cavill added more point&: Pioneers with 24 count. f?ing wthe)freeIn5 intling BeMnd the of senior . - ,g4 ? Al Centr al Florida Csmw, GaD Too Big To Like Editor, HeraW: Iwould like input the "Smile" i when you call me that iiile in the right place in Bob Orr-ell's hoop net story. - - ORLANDO - The Lyman also somewhat hampered with smming team aimost pulled a bad beck.off a major upset in boys Karl Scnoepflln led the" division but fell short to highly Greyh ounds point wise winning 9 . : -Z EVERYONE 1i _____ t= Fa II To ()a k Ridge At Miami Dade North For Calls Milwaukee - ".- -• someday. X Tarmps Jefferson, 730pm TJ come-from-behind victory over Dave Cowens had 23 point bounced back Wednesday night trimmed the Atlanta Hawks 0$- . Hill Bridges' 22-footer with 50 Builalo cause with 2O points and seconds remlaning gave Los 15 rebounds while McAdoo Angeles the lead for good In a 11 somewhere who will give me a chance. My friends tell me I'm good. They say I migh t even be in the Hail of Pretty Fame i AU"Ift VS n I - sar Ernie DiGregorio helped tile '2 regular season games pee- tossed in 37 points. Elsewhere in the NBA, the o'usl> played between the - Tank ers Colleges Waiting ition Phlthpsisnotslatedtoptayln open for relief duty lithe sltua the Mainland contest due to a tion warrants it. bruised knee he suffered at a The Greyhounds continue to collhslonon first basedwjng the play non-conference foes Seminole contest, through March 13. The only other Hounds who After Mainlanc' comes a re. have hit safely are Jeff Hodges match with [)eLarxl, this time who Is battIng 200 and Bob Con- on L>man's home turf. The lot.. startine, at a .142 clip. The lowing Saturday Is a match team has an even .100 batting with Sanford Seminole, also at Lyman -- - - -. vs '- / -M . ,V; - i average is 4.20. Both shotild be - / __-~_ I _-I -. Stuart MarOn - - ~— tLk*_- " - ;71y k Yeah I'm just fine."the groundskeeper replied 'You just sett m> mind to wandering. ti-at s all. Soyou wanttobeapajbflpyer,hithd' do ycu think u can J here and pout for the team .- -------__ k ____ _ ' L ,INE5lILLE Iii (AP) -. -. the Hounds go at It again with in right, Phillips. _ ,_-1 - 9on4I - Hound Nine Hosting Bucs ts Awal ting Is Terry Bachman with a Both are on the year. Keane) rap 333 average. Also at 333isQay has 1.00 EIIA while Simmons' _V im-r - - • ;•_. -' - . __ , ~~94 -,-, _. - Different Now _____ --- 24 I 4 am in hit. Bob Keane iind Mike Simmons. ites - • • age iayo - - F and then Tuesday against Chris would like to see all his pitchers Frank of Sanford, 2-0. before conference (Metro) play In those two games the Grey. starts on the 13th of March. tiI coWd manage only fi%-e Thus far this year, the crey.' hits, none being extra base hounds have used two pitchers, .. ballad you - - , • less, first at the haixU of mound appearance is Dell liat. DeLand see Mike McCarthy 3-0 field McCullough said that he : ierWa) - • .. _ - I IRA penny to buy rawhide for your glove you wrote it all off as a necessity of L ittle - 1. u John - 11 ' Daytona Maitland supplying The fielding situation has the opposi tion at 4 p.m. at the been excellent thus far with a Lymsn Field. team average of .971 as come In two games this year the pared to .887 for opponents. Greyhounds have gone score- Scheduled to make his First . . . But Seminole bat silenced by Boone Wednesday did. Period. If It took your W nickel to get to the ball park or your A . TI E BIG SWING MOVES A LOT OF Alit Those were the days when you put on your spikes and played for the love of the gann. No worry about money, no contract play ''. - . i I on - I 700 300 explaining his team's game center and Jeff Clayton - " Oh gosh"he sighed, "If I were only playing, and I was to come up to the plate with the winnim run of wond in the bottom You wanted to k. - i - he drifted trn blckering,flolawyvranecessar) - - ~. , . say. ~3 " - "You'll make the Hall of Fame one day," he once Imud someone . :. , 'I the longest game in the history of bLuball that ended in a 1-1 tie in rneafter the game car ho. nkafflch.0 TOI A sparse but polite crowd was able to go home early last night from the Orla ndo Sports Stadi um as Walte r "Snake" Whi te, Glen "The Viking" Mor gan and John Pinney all scor ed knockouts over mis-matched oppone nts. White took the longest to finish off his bout as Cipriano Hernandez of San Diego, California lasted till 1:53 of the e!ghth round when a wick ed left hook to th e belly finish ed hall oil. The "Snake" was a last minute substitute for world class middleweight Tony Licata and came in at 174 as compared to his flabby oppo nents 171z. Hernandez's advantage on th e scales was his only one h hardy came up to White's chin and was at a great disadvantage as far as reach was concerned. Looking more like a fattened up welterweight the California fighter did his best to last out the sched'iled 10 rounds. From the first be ll White was the aggressor behind his stinging left Jab. Hernandez fought a retreating fight as he tried to make the eighth ranked light heavy follow him into a corner. This was the same offe nse that Bobby Lloyd used last time out to hold White to a draw. Th is time it was a different story. White would stop short of the trap, then dance backwards while motioning to Hernandez to come out and fight. With his manager, Lou Viscusi urging him to "toe the mark," (another way of sayin g-move in on him) White became mor e aggressive in the fif th round. The two of th em had a couple of good exchanges but th e final outcome was never in doubt. The end came suddenly when Hernandez had a delayed reaction to a good, but not that good, shot to the belly. For the winner it was his 17 th win against four losses and two draws, w hile the loser t.ssn't won a fight in years. The semi-Final be tween Glen Morgan and Altamonte Springs' Lonnie Bobbi ns was the best fight of the night and that was o nly because it didn't have any competition. Morgan was the heaviest of his career at 166'-i, a U, I The infield is slated to be Rodney Dowling at first, Hodges at secoixi, Bachman at9 'We're hitt ing the ba ll it's third and Costantine Is the Just they are not drooping," shortstop Catching will is commented Lyman head base Kevin Bear> In the outfield ball Coach Bob McCullough Ed Calian in kit, Hal Stas is i ' - - ~a * ~7 % # ~~, :~i , - — ;1 - oftl)e$th, and Idrove home the game winning He knew why be had chased that dream, and why the game of baseball and the field that it is played on became his life and th-. "You're a good ball player," his friends had commended. I -. A . t,. - pound-and-one-half heavier than his 34-year-old opponent. Bobbins fought out of a crouch for most of the first round in an effort to confuse the in-experienced Morgan, but it didn't work. The Viking moved with wisdom as he straightened up Bobbins by using short uppercuts. His precision punching took the round for him and forced Bobbins to come after him in the second. An early flurry by Robbins appeared to wobble Morgan momentarlally. Then he exploded with all the fury he possesses and battered Robbins around the ring. The bell ending round two came to the Seminole County lighters rescue, but only for a minute. Round three found Morgan all over him again before the ref came to Lonnie's aid at the 46 second mark of the session. The win was the 10th, all by K.O. for the heat' fisted battler from Minnesota. John Pinney was much too big and strong for Al Moss of the Bahamas during the first round and for 2:20 seconds of the second, so Moss quit. He just took his mouthpiece out and quit. He refused to listen to his manager, Pat Curry and he climbed through the ropes, got off the ring and walked up the aisle and quit. When questioned to why his fighter walked out, Curry responded, "Pinney was roughing him up quite a bit., you know-that's Pinney's style. So Moss tells me, he dcn't like the way Pinney lights, so he don't like Pizsiey. And he ain't gone to fight nobody he don't like. So he walks." There were others at ringside that figured it a dl!f rn way. Moss was outweighed by almost 15 pounds. John came in at 163 and Moss never was weighed in officially, but he was announced at 157- Some in his camp claim he is really 146. After seeing he was in with someone that was just too big and strong for him Moss explained to Curry that he should get In the ring with Pinney because he wasn't So he quit. Hector McBride was suppose to meet Freddie Majors again, but the mysterious Majors failed to put In an appearance and that fight was simply called off. By LEE GE!taUt Herald Corr es pondent I . • JOHN CIIERWA Herald Correspondent '' remembered 1920 when he was eleven. Yes. It was his birtt'.dar. His father had taken him to see the Braves and 7 0 I 1 w ___- / / ___________ - - - I - . - — ______ _____ He had wanted to be a Boston Brave or a Brooklyn Dodger. lie . 4A . , _____ — Boston Brave Or Dodger? . . -1. 1. "I ",._f., -1,!_-4. '-, - - -- 3 I 2 - 3 0 0 3 0 0 , - . -________________ -- ~ m , _A._~ . ~ : ____- .- - 14 moneseason, the Atlantic in a single engine plane . It was the year before the stock market would crash into eventual depression. But no one was concerned. Nothing bu t good things were In stre for everybody, especia lly those brash, fast and sure fielding future superstars that would revive the dying, "Golden Era of S.ort.,c iith the Crct Ankrian Patfflk B s&b,til -- JW"% --- -.. -. I Yes, there he was, it was a year he'd always remembered. The great Babe Rith had just walloped his amazing 60 home rum - -, _______ ' - jov~_ - -, ~ rT remembrances, he was recalling that point in time wh1ch has been1a be I ed aslg mayor. 00 4 Zeud,0 HRI Boxers Home A Bit Early LB N He 3 I I 0 Patton, I R SmUh. 3b OestriliCh, If — I' ? I 01 ofIon. C 2 j A oo 300 S 4 I 3 0 Benson. lb 2 7 1 I I F i'itII.Cf mann Fo%ter. CI Smart playing by Benton and SI1S catcher Shaun O'Brien 1ON d ,, L . t I , .- - -A ' ,, 4 7 . ..•- - ip quickly passing before his eyei, saw himself, just as he had stood ; 02 -- ~ ~ , . --f r. - IS . pw~ .1 look of optimism beaming from the youngster's face. "Ile can't be - ht Thursday, Feb. 28, 1974—HA - Knock-Outs Send Crowd, ~,t * IP 30 88 H R Miller.p A N d, but lUsher walked, but the next two strike-outs and it all e nded when Mi ll er popped Boone batters went down. II He hitched up his drooping beltless corduroy pants and f Conference team the the words out again. "I'm frcrn KentuLky and I want Seminoles came up with their the team here," this time bravely adding, "Who do I see about -iL getting a chance to tryout" I.irs-4jlii, ma yor e position. or where he might lind the front office, (he had al thOUght groundskeepers were die-hard bimeball players). 01c4cth-in l Braves securd loss Wednesday, 2-1 to The game was tied up at One- singled and moved to second on saved an additional score when Avers. 7b Boone: all in the fifth inning when Sinkanich's error of Adams' O'Brien tagged Avers out as he It as the seco nd time the George Sinkanich walked and shot to abort. Foster went to tried to score behind Mayer's Rr,c Ii htnlngcanandd twlct4flditseemst ocs strike liraveshadrecordeda win over Jeff Patton sacrificed him to third on a double play, dash to home. M<G. lb rate striking the Tribe, winners of the second with a dribbler the RiCharde to Benton. Wimth1g Sanford at the every prestigious t i i$ Big Eight Boone caN.er easily handled. pitcher Ted Mayer singled In H!NALDSCOIEUOARD other game Or, if vij like Conference Tournament l ast Taki ng third on a passed ball the first run of the game. i lightning) is. the exclusly Boone 000 100 1-3 7' kmlnole property of the Boone Braves year, and it was the second while Robert Smi th was at the With the score knotted In the 000 010 O--I 4 I Ri c hard*, 7b By i The Sanford Herald ,. Herald Sports Editor - :, I 11_ __1 , I .11 ,- Th I. : - A - 1; 11. Evens . I 'I- .. vAsl1lN(;'lt)N ,l' I — A national team of top-ranked high school senior basketball players will meet a group representing the metropolitan Washington area in the first Capital Classic Mardi 21 it was announced Wednesday The game, similar to the Dapper Dan Classic held annually in Pittsburgh, will be played at the Capital Centre in suburban I ind'iver, Md. — --- ____ _________ �12A- The Sanford Herald .1 Thursday, Feb. 28,1974 I r"29X_ _ 1 W. . Notice PICTITIOUS NAM! Notice i s PitfCOy given tttlt I an iuvnt at .471 E Semoran Blvd . tatsetberry StrTuno$f County. Florida under thf lic"'"OuS name of RAGS TC RICHES. Legn Industries Inc I A and ttt i intend to register saic name with the Clerk Of the trcwt Court. Seninoic County, F$orlcs* Sr CcOedancc with the provision, Oil the Fict5tf,, Name Statutes, To Wit Section 66S 09 Florida .tatutj ^ Barcia I .~ __ .I ins A1Waws -- - - .Cnr ,w #,u# ,n,m II.% 6 wwwxii. p _:=7:_-:---=====_-=z=:==_ -- =' _~Apartments Personals 18 FACED WITH DRINKING PROBLEM PefPiap ,5lcoh0t Can Call 423 8587 Write P0 Box 1213 Sanfor d, Florda l's, - Are ___ FICTITIOUS NAME MARRIAGES Performed by NOTICE s hereby given that I Marilyn Silver Sprng Airport inland to engag, in business at 711 Rd 901 7)41177. Pci 236 A433 Florida Avt, Sanford. 37171, Smino,, County, Fkrid under Die Lost and Found name FLORIDA AVE CHILD CARE CENTER. and tpiatl LOST CHIHUAHUA, tart cc intend to register Slid name with the answer's to 'Pepper'. Vicinul If of Clerk of the Circuit Court, Osteen Call )?)Am County, Florida In accordance , UflfUrflj,id kitchen het. II and oIdr. Apply n 50ni only to Bahama , FrenchAve . Sanford. PITlp Mechanic for sman enc,,ne and lawn mower work limeNo phone casts Apply fl person at Dubs Lawn Mo*-t't iIe5 I Service - 38 Classified ads do a job that can be done no Other way. Call 337 2#11 or 9993 NWl in FRANKLIN Wanted To Rent ______________________________ Want to rent, Furnished efficiency or one bedroom apart merit. Retired mate APARTMENTS hours 71 firs a week 3.30 to , but you must be a highly qualified cashier P'ottr A pply in person only to 330 F Commercial Sari A RAVEPIPIAPAPK Quality *oil kept 3 bedroom, 2 bath. extra nic e p301. central air. kitchen equipped. family room. fireplace, watt to watt carpet Licellent neighbor hood. Hurry' I34,6 Terms ORANGE HILLS l'I Housesfor Sa1e SANFORD REALTY VR•-Notfling . j43 I 41 7521 Park Dr 337 3111 REALTOR After houri 9751 373 3991 17.1 00 1$ Vown wuprr beoomn, I: 0' 1*0 baths. alt From $3J4 20th Street to Locust, turn left to 11th St , right On y1ta Court North Model cn I.pmaasly.Qn site phone 3237010 - JrfILJ! - ' Z&i'l F', li fri Pyl ZIG-ZAG SEWING MACHINE - AUSTINDE DEVELOPMENT CORP Ill 4)00 - I - 4 BEDROOM SPACIOUS LIVING 2 b,Ilh tg living area, cens cntø large patio, central -peat And air 534992 1-dim - I ' - , Payton llra!ty. 377 1301 6&) bla,vatha Ave all? 97 I - I VEREST REALTY INC "ratIo,, 1601 S Hw,y Il 97 M'tlar'ij 62$ Old 3) i P ---.' N. - - vas.. Apartments Rent person Unfurnished '-' Legal_Notice andlewood Villas 49141 One II) Super Trouper, Se' No $3114, Model f C,r-.i '.''i'itIih,',ip . F ROM 5167 ffOTtCFOFPIJgLes.HEARfyj TO CONSIDER ANNEXATION I 'i-' ', fir,t, a.,'.'. '- -i' 'urnishd'UnfurnIshed i) 5,575 l',itji_ t$r.arir.g *11 be heW at tht 4 Hi-c und4"sioj as SPie'jff of Cornmiss.on Room ifi the City Hatt Semnof,' Cevr.fy, FtbrJa wilt ji n the Ci ri F.O,t,',, at * C isposal.Dishwh, II 00 A M on tP* 13th day of Marcn. 7 00 o'cirxs PM Ott Marh 23, 1914, A P 1914 , offer fgV Sale d 8tH to tO COnSider Tht anficiation of * f ange• Refrigera tor the high93t bidder, or OOIf1y desrbed IS tj fo any andall p LOft A. S, 6and 7, fIletS I, Flora C I othes WasherFfmW iWe-5t2 Door CI the 5iq*4. Heiiyit, PB 1, Pill ). l,of 4 is County Courthpuj.e in S•nforø, peesentty eased CIO iNtughag Florida fli abcyo d.icr.bed pe COrhrn,fCliIt Drst.,cf . Lots S 4 and imming Pool sunat pCp,'rty •if' Pfr(Critly tfifC'"it.0 'med P 1 rt, i.-- -*-, k c,, Res.oera C.st.-,ct Iy All p.rtrs ri ifltCf5I arid (it'zrn * C ub House Serniiot- (Oun', Sht'qitt Drpattnena Said peiprrf Shalt ha,, n Ogv1onitp to b UOrtdA?Agarn Tr.nStç&t0q.g, heard at tg.4 tieirfr'.g Carpeting 'ii Sanforo rlor,J, y order tI the (,t, tomitijir i.a -it' -k ' C.', IF "ari¼,d I C'r.dj tb,ibong I'.iIi.? * 1. 2 Bedrooms '' 2 .- i ' on, c' i' y, 1211 * D. *S * Silag i JOIWI F PO4k, shtrift Sem'ngle Count,, Florida Feb 71, 79. Marry 7. Li'. )97i O,1?II ft 74. T.,rnm. II - 7 Jr City Clerk Of the - C'ti of $,antord. Florida Pvbt'ih F011 21, 31. March?. It, l, '9l 0Ev91 OW AIRPORT BLVD SANFORD, FLA - 323 78,70 .'iP cit looking for an exIra llar! Ath Morn and Did to let hi 3Iohoti be verages allowed No Polls Ph 3274.470 37 Business iou P- .,,, , tlttitrc) ad garage -' . Property For Rent --Ile a L 3277171 clays 373 04_S eves _________________ IOP1GW000 o, the tinetl P'epart ManoIia Square H" GRILL COOK CI.wntry Club Corp. NOW LEASING,, lin,sisea in iyfliisg, wall paper aid (arpel, heat arIa 14? cendf ion, cov ered pa walk. Corner I0Clflon, Elite ad Experience Preferred them' Emplo ______ Benefits Apply In Person it.i or 2.4 ____ ______ Ii! 4I 14'$l P'IA,M ff99 PAte AATTRESS _____ CeraJft$cs JACKSON'S CERAMI( . auppti, Monday-Friday 4S1 E. Altamonte Drive Alamojife Springs, Fla. 40* SPRINGS 98 In 99val .agsrtvi'w, up4g, A. Sunday 3277931 3733200 76 PCT. FINANCING* - hi dIAn payment to veterans Low ciown FHA or 9Sct Cony New 31 i txjrm homes •n Skylark $79,)QQ ' 1. 11 FRANKLIN RAMSEUR BROOKFIELD, '71, setup on I acre wooded lot, river rights. boat ramp, 3 berm • e 13'. Dealer 37)0330 -, 5420 - 7 bdrm for rent or Sale Pay small equity and lake over payments Ph 373 1913 42A-Mobile Horn, Lots- ATLANTIC OCEAN New Smyrna Beach luxury 2 bdrm - i r'.i an be purchased completely lri jJ plus features like tuana, hi-mind pool, ret room, at in this bu'Idert condominium - Ocnari 549500 Water. Sewer .Paved F'ersonal Tax Service P1 2 East Road Il 92 fSlCtrwrancej 32271$ ______ I94731ton pickup 11 Mustang Auto Power steering, ratio & Pica? Ph 321791.4 Call 322 1197 Campers contact us flrsb We otto buy bulk $1,300 127311) (ask for woody) i-lye? Coins SEMINOLE COIN CENTER, 109 W 1st 3731332 1911 VW Basic Beetle. marina blue. 11995 Call Pete, at 337 1431, Dealer. '67 MUSTANG NOTHING DOWN, TAKE OVER CALL CREDIT MANAGER 373 6730 144 Pontiac GTO, blue streaked, speed, oil. tape player 177S,Caii Pete at 17714$) Dealer '6, VW. 3 new tires Excellent con' dition, I yr old motor $1200 Ph 13$ $953. '73 Houscia 573 Twin Competition Scrambler. lull knobby tires, We buy furniture and misc Sell for 9( Consignment Free picku . Auction Saturday at 7 cm., an ord, 322 2210. _________ Ccmplete With trailer ISO hrs. blAt lime Can arrange linjnci,ig Ph $30 6S6,4 anytime, or 7)67 1330 Call bet ween 59 pm 66M ps S f "We Don't Stop Lots and Acreage WINTER SPRINGS- Choice selection of building sites, available from 1 3rd to S acre - Till We Succeed!" tracts Hattaw ay Realty, $31 7 500 Elmer Bakalla, Inc. '-'t''i. Pr-ri ('in 4$ I 4 3 4 1167 custom made living room fur nilure Sofas, love seat. chair. coffee tables, paintings, wall decor. etc For example Sofa worth SAW, will sell f $113 Please call, *14 $12) alter 6. p m on l y - y Span.tti dining room suits, extension extensio table and 4 thin Phone '- CITRUS TREES from $4.49 to IS 49 GOLDEN TOUCH 'N SEW S ti-per's best model, Winds bobbin in machine Fully automatic Pay balance Of 57$ Or ID payments 01 u Call Credit Dept. SANFORD 122 S441 Farms and Groves ALABAMA - 34 ACRES. streams, Lovely lake site, S r oom PiOutC. barn, garage dc Great fii-Pmiri-g & Pivntng Must tell to NOW LEASING Furn. & 16 Income and Investment Properly DeLANO --- Beauty Parlor 6 wet stations fully equipped CD lOaSO' Also very ,iiceolder home. 3 bedrooms. Li, baths. famly room, lot ste 145.117' On tlwy ISA Unfurn. Short Term Lease ',(AITLAND-' OnHwy.I792 Beauty GENERAL* ELECTRIC least I wet stations,, 5)0.500. lii Joanne Alderman A5So Eves 904 7340196 SPRING WOOD TI VILLAGE l -Iand SR Forrest Ureene, Inc. 434 callouS 1$ 7333 834.3363 All AdvIf Salon, modern arid up to date All Stock, fialures, furniture and APPLIANCES Fits Cofis'*,.-d 1)01W Fair6an.c! WE TAKE TRADES 'I Antiques 1 ____ - PHONE 3774470 _______ 6S 65 Pets and Supplies -_________ Ph 322 SSSI I 0 Washers and Dryers WARRAN Party Poodles, males. s weess I vii TY _ ___ __ Free Delivery, WHITESIDE APPL'ANCES. 4-41 1511 blood, no papers. $ôO 372 s, after I KENMORE WASHER, parts, lerv Two beaullful C0II,es, male, ice, used machines thoroughbred. Swks . $30 CA Ph MOONEY APPLIANCES. 3730497. 312 ?56S Horses - - - - -- --- ------373 7454 --- -------_- Syr old Used tOt hunting Y%4 ,..__._ '---- - bJ.JJ t•-'-' U V ridulu-Olureg erms P'none,j,pu'rvor 377 j ___________________ $701 * * STEREO * * -- --- ---- .--_ l'iil il classified ad to work for you today Call 322 2611 or III 9993 mo old portable color TV, 16" $700 No reasonable oftr refused Ph $71 3179 531 4211 At L*I P15,11 i:ii Pill Buy Now & Save ! and like new throughout.......SPECIAL TO BEA T THIS! of Gran Luxury equipped and good as new, with low $ 1% A in '73 Fury Ill's & Polara Custom - miles. I-- MLS (MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE) C) 337 4474 CALL 322•2420 ANYTIME 256$ PARK DRIVE SANFORD ONLY 2499 - I 73 Fury III Torino Special Low Price, 111 4 door, automatic trans.: mission, air, radio, pow,rU It US9eerI9 6 disc brakes, vnyl roof, 1972 Mercury Monterey : $ 1995 U 249O I 4-door, loaded and lovely as when it was new.......ONLY I m e 1972 Chevrolet Malibu door 57 Stock No. 2-3-432R hardtop, automatic.: U power steering & braks, alr, radio low miles, - 1973 Ford Thunderbird Loaded with the equipment you appreciate fine automobile. Low mileage and like new......SPECIAL in THISONE ISP4JCEI $4395 1973 Ford Maverick door, well equipped, economical tran. Low miles. Another like beauty.,.... ONLY new little I 0 I W :1968 Buick Wildcat 395 9O97° no 12 1 : I Stock No. PC 1468 70 Olds Delta 88 0 1972 Ford Pinto Runabout Only 5,000 miles on this little gas saver Loaded ..... SALE PRICE 2487 •U door hardtop, automatic I power windows, seats, steertnq & brakes. AM-FM U I Irado, tttt steerIng, vinyl 1 U roof, Low miles, new tIleS U ULook Good Stock 54 8)4 Stock No. 12-4-3204A S 0 rta tion. : 1944 I I- Choice Of 5 mles 2795 miles. $149 mitot INSTALLEd It" .A of call tSr 41o9p.ifi'iret up to ?mI to lest Automatic, powersteering & brakes, air, radio, lowU real cream puff.0 Stock No. PC 1378 Ford 0a S 1971 Ford Torino 1 973 Ford LTD 4 Dr. Power steering, brakes and air conditioning plus many other luxury features, Low mileage I 966 EgW a Stock No. 10-4-110 A J ROOMS CARPE1 SHAGS IM Sir - Livestock And Beautiful wainul c&i-i-oie AM CM 67 stero with S track, lap-. record Poultry plar Phyctiedelic lights 11 47 3 bulls 2 cOws Black AnQvi- AIsci Per ,,In mo or $117 mini-lure (.o,i-ts Ph 327 till or 322 HALLMARK 647 1571 rae. TELEVISION SETS$2Sul' MILLERS 76I90rlan(lo Drive, 337 0)52 U hardtop, door hardtop, beautltvlN light yellow, vinyl roof, au U toma tic, power steering &U brak,s, air, radio, one own. U - Showroom condition. STILL GOING ON - 1973 66 door 69 Plym. Fury III CXP* 16.. Tappari Gas Range. ISO $88880 j !n 966 Boarding Kennels 337 5757 All with Factory Extended Warranty up to 18,000 miles REALTOR dows, seats, steering, U B brakes, automatic, AM. U FM, vinyl roof, Clean an a a 11 69 0 Dodge Monaco - Alaskan Malamute, female. Not AK C. I', yr. old Call after 6 p m 44$ 1574 CALL YOUR New Yorker I door sedan power win. I Don at 372 Iasi Dealer - Andboarding Withlovel care Professional Phi- 323 3191 or 313 3999 ____ t 1968 Chrysler U vinyl roof,. stearing. .a'°ml'ic. &ubrakes,power air, radio. Looks g as if it were lust driven off U 1 showroom floor. Toy poodl, puppies, AICC, 373 1510or 373 3445 '73 Chrysler Corp. lease cars ii 1 - 1 ' 01 ready to go. Stock No. C3. Ii4B Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only SI per day CARROLL'$ FURNITURE BUY or SELL? REALTY A, adiusled j4 Animal Haven Grooming and TRY -. P rt All makes sewing machine repair 1977 Pinto, 3 dt, Runabout, air conditioned. automatic Iran minion, bright red. $7395 Call 1947 Triumph Bonneville 5,50 cc. ANTIQUE DAYBED AND SECRETARY a TO 13) 6722 a tart Ptan. lii's a power 5219$ Call Pete at 377 1451 Equipment for Rent If" settle estate 323119$ Only 10 minutes from Sanford and Orlando. Efficiencies, I & 2 bdrm, ii Townhouse from 1145. Lll[ILLlItLMtfIUL1t i'iiiows Cutlass S. 1 Or,, metallic blue, white vinyl top, air. full - lw-i ell located build-mg lots, by -- -- _______ --- _____ - --_r.wri aeq for appo intment ca 37) h',%le' lIoxet 3mi-u i 5? Appliances 3920 125 Moving toapartmrn' _______ Ph 37336 - -__. fIECOPIOIT tONED Metrigerators, PASTURES & Woodland, I --4 - SEWING CENTER. 307 A. East DACHSHUNDS, AKC. females, black and tan, also red,, $50 ea. 1st $t - 3antord. 337 14 11 Eves $69 ____ 44 117W Firtt St 100 pct WARRANTY' FIPIAN CIPIG PlO PROBLEM Gary C.unter, 645 1172 Dealer Drive a little. Save a lot Oviedo Nursery and Bird Farm, Rd. 119. 2 ml N of Oviedo 3636191 90 BALL REALTY WANT a home Iowii trade in with a -GROOMING. -_ In se wing cabinet, repossessed - ;- overlooking beautiful Atlantic 43 1970 Ford Country Sedan. Ibatori wagon, air, full power. $11-PS Call Paul at 377 1651 Dealer 1631 0-eater 2395 4410 WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYST[MS Alltyrpplandsi:,s Wi repair and service SYINE MACHINE & SUPPLY (0 Used Fairy Eqvip,n,nt will sell last Tax retvrnj pepavag ss oc arid up andeasywu, a ClasSified Ad Call Lake Mary Public Accounm.rig 3773411 or Ill 99'II Cmli 312 III? f 37) •f • v Ind St _____________________________________________ /5 Livestock And end loader. IS' digging depth Hardtops, R, H, AT, PS, PB, AC, Tint Glass, WWT, Vinyl Top, 6,000 to 12,000 ill 67 ______________________________ ________________ PINEt WOODS BARN SEVERAL beautiful lots, re'itr,c tic,ts.APprOi $5,100, IOpct down. MID FLORIDA REALTY U7N Orange I 143 7710 Inc Realtors _________ w.i DdIl,g Water con4ilw Lawn and Garden ltllllwy 1192 Open Sat &Sun 95 $397930 _________________________ 1973 ford 4392 Back hoc and front i. ', ve 'tcept Saturday ______________ -- tremendous sacrifice, beaVtIful TRAILER LOTS-DELAND AREA - i - vourhornj, Noeatraclsarg,, Call OICKJOYCEWEiRILLIth 173 1q13 for appt e ry efte,,1 3" and urger. pumps, sprinklers _______________________________ 1973 Plymouth Duster, gold bronze metallic, raoio, Standard Shift, 11750 Call Don at 327 1451. Dealer - -'--- H.11crejt 17x60 $ mo (ifd. Con Pt a $I Household Goods All electric, utility' shed, covered porch 11300 down, take Over. 377 This week only, we must sell with Assoc Inc REALTORS 931 9-100 lheGreaterMall Cais,lberry sllkw -_- ' PAUL PtofIsSIonhlwallpapq, Hanger Licensed Residential Comme,ciai FreeFitimates Ph 3fl73 1973 - Ct-eroet. ) I ton pick up Pickup Payments of $77, per mo Call 377 1197 , 115 E. 333 ISM kico.. Tei' Professional Tan Ref urn Se' - SIn dealer 10 $ C lased TIi-vrs4ay . IS000Y S HOME IMPROVEMENTS 5mll JOfjs Wanted 322 l33$."takeMary-' Low in cost, tight bfl results. that's clASSified ad .rea and use - Liberal Ores;, "737 N Counlry Club Roao, Labe Mary, Fla "Ills ort en & 14) C-n "flmUm J yr. li-,' ______ JOHh' WALP:f REAL ESTATE 1. COPIST 7UCTIOPI 37; ','. ta,i Carpet C.,r A. Janto,,al Service crH Est Ore Prot iniclJCS all" $310911 ________________s Garage-Rummage to of metal, Wløp,t Hanging _____ ', __________________________ ' STENSTROM Carpet Care SlOBS _____________________________ '-'-______ Miscellaneous SO 67 PIEWHOMES 0 (i)n(rr-Ir i-Ic - c .iii H A. C t rer- itt. too small P. 1 McIntosh 327 _______ lt6l Ford Gala. in' Excellent Condit ion Ph 333 5307 Trucks and Trai le rs 79 _________ and nice $1995 Call Paul, at 3fl 1651. Dealer, With a low cost classified ad, 1 Low overhead prices on all plants . ______ 122 )'.' 171 '.I'iPil Or A $ jioIt Dr ,ieways Plo joos - ALTAMONTI SPRINGS elabasto, nierlor, extra economy MAN'S GREGORY MOBILE HOMES SO0ircnchAve 3IOJOrlandoD, - 1911 Super Beetle, elm green with For Sale Travel Trailers Sales Poultry 'UCMC WINDOW vAtl with Several tree-s Only 7 ,ears -. ... NOTHING DOWN, TArE OVER old, well maintained Greal price r,ARAGE SALE, SATURDAY 2$' Spartan Trailer, 1913 model like PlOiITH[MPI TIMOTHY HAY CALL CREDIT MANAGER. 323 for It-i- much house Call Jerry * Sanford Auction ' a bed touch. 2 traditional new. %IN and pick up payments of BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR 62)0 Emerson, Assoc After hrs $31 chairs with ottomans, coffee and 176 mo. Call 377 1797 SO LO BALE, $3 SO $95 TON 3370 PUBLIC AI)CT ION EVERY 1972 II Camino. ISO, automatic, end ables. lamps, baby furniture, GORMLY E I4WY 1(1 SANFORD MONDAY NIGHT Antques, TVS, Let one of our friendly ad viSCi'$tielp bucket seats, air. 12700 377 515$ benlw00d and dining chairs, GENEVA M-scellaneous, New and used you word your classified ad Call Hems, ClOthing and 67-A '6$ CHEVROLET LONG WHEEL furniture arid appliances Plus Feed 3772411 or 1319993 more, 2373 ReyOna Court, lust BASE PICKUP Plo?h.rtg dOwn - ________ . . -H %,tlC'S lwH(h ,idi-! ,i- i-.rflfl, 26' travel lraler F rcrtt-m of 7ltt' .voJ MirtIrI' I-ike i'.rr .i (ri-cl .'...tr-.,-Jer 31) Sin FISHING DELIGHT lord. i-elf contained Air cord, I o*r,er, 6730 JIM DANDY FEEDS Walk in and start living in the nicely NAuc$ioneering Services used 3 mos. Travel or year round Direct front boxcar lowest whole Furnished air conditioned? GARAGE SALE Variety Of tools. living Reese hitch, all contrels sale prices guaranteed Open 7 STEP BUMPERS-537.5c bedroom mobile home Large COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE household, etc Ilw'yn 1797, South W 1524 or 373 1111 ,, m to e pm • 4 days GORM Screened patio, plus utility room icrOs5 from Wheel Ranch), Sal v. )mi ealtof Sanfordon Mat 39 Holiday Rambler. 1970 very l7of dometbic & imported Pickups Buy, sell, consign, appraise. oe washer and dryer Large & Sun Mar.71) 1010$ MM 1731733 Save 40 p<t -Dv.' cl'rr'ct clean with a.r etc Aln inn frame, Special sales out 01 anything f c ma, lot with access to St Jot-mt ___________________ 55920 Call after 6 32) 1419 Boys & Girls Bikes, small Silt., bOy'S value 1100 ---(liver, Seller will Fr en ld mtg, Call ch Ave 323-3900 clothing, sites 1 7; Excellent 68 George Willis ASSOCAlter un 3237340 Sanford. FIa. 323 i Wanted to Buy condition Also ladles' Oothing 327 1153 ______________________ 76 Auto Repairs ------ - __________________ WESTINGHOUSE air conditioner. sites, 17 II Bed'prelth & Misc 80 72,000 BTU. $193 CurtiS MalhiiParts.Accessorj.'c CASH 377 Autos for Sale 1137 __________________________ 713 5atstjma Drive, Sanford color TV IS" console, $l$0 Ph 372 or ui-rd furniture. Appliances, _____________________ Roberts & Gilman 17 Volt Batteries SI) 95 ford Torrco7 dr hardtop, 6-cI 3957 t(cll$. etc Buy 1 or 1001 items REEL'S BODY SHOP standard transmission, excellent 830.5500 tarry- Mart, 215 Sanford Ave SS Boats & Marine gas mileage, $l65O.CaIl Paul, 327 1109 Sanford Avenue Equipment Inc Realtors LongwooJ Get involved sell something with a OMIEPITAL RUGS WANTED 1631 Dealer. Tog prices paid, used. anY condition faSt, low CoSt classified adt /1 Junk Cars Removed '71 Bridgestone ISO, $230. Slightly 1111176. Winter Park. ROBSOPI MARINE Will purchase first or second damaged '4-I Nova, 6. Cyl Very CLEARANCE-SALE 7977 Hwy Il 3 Wayne-s QUALITY PIe-a & Used mortgages in any condition Abandoned, unwanted junk cars concl,t.ori. 1400 Ph 373 $012 tsrrylhinq Reduced Iron-i 70 ti 'C FurnturC Bu,- hqh. tll & trade 322 520 Souttleaslern Acceptance Cor P-Lie) i-ant Your cii?, 5lQ pr for Q'.'Ck i-aIr S..r ,Ii pr,it '04" cheap.1200 French 3231110. 621 112) 1970 Mercurw Mntt ego. I dr, hard Orlando, 3956191 anytime Old C or ral Western Shop. FIwy I? -'-- -top, air conditioned, automatic 97. I M, So of Deflary Par-id a second or first car? Consult 58 Bicycles transmission, full power, vinyl 12 today's classified ads Mobile Homes too $1550 Call Paul at 372 1631 '8 Motorcycles for Sale-Book cases, large & . -_ -___ Crater. Bikes, Bikes, Bikes small, light I dark, $73 Call Ca sh bu yer for used art icles, furMobile Home Bank Repossessions. Motorcycle Insurance 3733140 from 9 to S 1973 Pinto Squire Wagon, A-I, Alt, All sites and models, 10 Speeds, S nib?,. etc HWY. 46 ANTIQUES IS to choose from $31 7373 Dealer BLAIR AGENCY AM FM. Luggage rack Bob 377 6972 Weeds, and Standard bikes now WILSON MAIER FURNITURE 373 3t66 available at Firestone Store Call Baxter, Town & Country. Ifl 46.9.4 ______________________________ SAVE OVER $1,0 but sell trade 3770311 Harley Davidson IftO model 1111. 1970 Chrysler Town and First St. 69 Country Doublewide inventcry must be 3225427 Stamps-Coins Excellertcondition, never banged Station Wagen,Ioaded *;in luxury reduced & Savings are being --up CC Chopped Fully qrened -To bu.' and sell gold or silver coins, MAITL AND FLEA MART Passed to you equipment, $1550 Call Don at 322 John Sauls Agency MPT R Sandblasting - bedroom, I bath, fenced yard. Oh) irortga2e ar-ic) PAi i'Li - l E 327433) CD Al- I bedrooms I', ballS, corner lot -'*'1 11 1' IINESS & endowS Reasortabi, Free Esl Gusranteeo 911 pm 323 11)1, i 0 4" 4"S 00 Bargain Real - re 7i1'u.-'iri, Deflary - _ I Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You, !"!1 Callbart Real Estate 7l Hour Set vice Call 337 ?iv$ -1 or I a tO4i*S One Ili Super Trouper, Se' M14- Model two Simi I Ore 'Ii Sland tor lb.,' I off Welcomes ofthkilIl _ Autos for Sale 80 1967 Ford CIaIaxie 592. 7 itr hArd'Op, new paint. excellent Iret Power Lair. Only 1493 SHELLEY USED CARS, 700 French Ave. 3732960 ho 10 .icres *ith 2 bdrrn home filed tarm lard Priced right Arid 4"=.p E OMP IT , IQ- Motorcycles 4411 Life in BU I b,m - 2 tjAln .'."rist..p 5)2.500 it 78 1973 Honda 750 Chopper, lest tPia 1300 mi. Engine Pwomed I) girder front end Currenl it spection Sticker Custor.m p.Jinl $3,500 value, will sacrifice a 17,0. 3370944 after S -_ SHADE COVERED "C __________________ (i-' _ _ Ac i.Q'4' PP COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE tUrn I bath family root' ..iuipoewitp, ranae. retrigerato, -- i-iCr (if Ter ird will ,tr cci" - -Iii IIiJ Uflil, 511,50'.) OPEN SAT. - Stenstrom ____________ FAJtiT 'ci ___________ I REOJLC.YI'LL __________________ IT_TAE33 LONGW000 ECONOMICAL Carpeting --- i- IOU LEJ 3 bedroom, I bath, Florida room, fenced yard. $16,300 373 1300 -. I --- - by Art Sisnsom ' 3 beiroom. I', bath, family room, on wooded acre 133.000 Acre Mralty REALTOR, 373 1730. meon corner lot ri olt' teçfo i .,._.., , andfifiritJP Iret"5 ••' 'i"U'i •i"I Nrar (lurch nrid i-(tiOOi 521.900 Teri.'s I I -1' O'J42 REALTOR 1411191 3 ti-itroom, Ii : bath, large pl'lvlc 'cur ,arc1 Assuri'ption, S2).ScX fl ss L VERY NICE 'or sale LAND REALTY 32J 1025 -________________ i' u CORBETT REAL ESTATE BusiriesscsHonirs.A,,ac.. flc 38 House ale I Sale Name Statutes, TW,t Section puppy Brown with wi ---$6309 Florida Statutes 1937 (West Of 11 92 between arwa markines Vicinity of 1797 5 S Betty Watson P lata A. Sem-'Oleiigtil Sanford Owner Plr.i% call 'GOOD NEWS • 195 PUll-Sb Feb 2). If ,Mart . 771$ .sttr S I'll I I & 2 Bedroom Apts. On ly $7I.S0o buys this l,I ?yr old - Full time well paying Other Days Call Take advantage of our Opening Position for 3 bdr'ffl home with carpets, For Appt • Masonry Construction 051 Long hair. teacup Mcii 'An ' ambitious young man Light duty Prices , only S.9O0 and 527.500 i garage, fenced yard, screened FICTITIOUS NAME Chihuahua "Sarge" flea cotta A. • F.xxxxxx om uipment assembly work. Full Central Heat & Air eq NOTICE % hereby given Itilt we ze*o Payments cheaper than noc collar REWARD it I 21 benefitS Write to Pox 53? in care $23,950 We invite your comparison with all Pool & Clubhouse rent Call now. Phyllis Capponi, $177. Off enqa9ed In b5intj5 at P0 BOIL of The Sanford Herald, Box tai, homes you tiv COfl5ldtrcJ Asscic 1317. M,sittan 327I, Scm rOle 3 & I BDRM, Central H&A. • Laundry Facilities in'r F. J ,-. Counlv 1 of (Is 'ii e tli•iS . Shag 724 pcf, VA FHA Financing ''- i' Orange male ''I. Hilts in Orange city Vicinity 1792 A 2 ui- I name Of THE SHIRT STOP. arid that PARADE OF YOUR FUTURE IS NOW • Kitchens Equipped tcay A new community 04 St, REWARD Ph 337 1S91 838.5540 we intend to register Said name WITH USI "" BARGAINS 323.7Uo t.rikhomes West of l792onIt011 ttti. Clerk of the Circuit Court, -. 6 Months Lease Immedial, Or Our tign will direct PO55eSi-, . Seminole County, Florida In at 6 I If you are interested in a career Child Care ADULTSONLY . . qualifying AsSume low, interest Austin cordan(, with the PtOyiSiOfl% Of the so opportunity With an OutStand ng loans Choose from 1. I 3 yr old Development Corp 140t meals Tene, toe I. care Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit You might be Iheperu>n Alit, 'r"r 'Pf'fl5 c2i 775 Sitariist. Cotonial 323- 6650 Modern ) we are looking for Section $4509 Florida Statutes 157 your child Educational chiki u re '." i bedroom modets I ., , . - ()l.eritotJm S. William P. Burrer Carpel.,iu & kindergarten A Chid't Wg, 4, garages, ranges, refrigerator5 in .111 3551 S Samford Ave 373 $121. Dean C Burrer I Training Is important bo th )roomapanmen, 3ndfbourrear Itt models One has central air. All like Publish Fib is. Match 7, IS, ). & Se'urity required Phone 327 Will baby Sit in my hOrn., day, nigt eaperl,e, and inexperienced new, monthly payments less than 1974 1709 Of wee k ends. Hot meats, people and for the person we hire 333 Oa __________ rent $37,000 to 573.500 Also ov i we w II Provide the f,nt available FHA, l dOwm or VA no I p'*4CstiOn6l training C.EPlEvA GARDENS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Travel Agencies down Ask Ice Duane H4rj.'jl, .1 ________________ APARTMENTS FLORIDA EIGHTEENTH . ASSOC _____________________ 'LYING CARPET TOURS 3 Many fringe benefits such as tree 1505W 75th St JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR Airlin ticktt5, Cruise ho%p,talilatuon and Lilt. In ai'. Tours ' SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Official rates 30 ) bedrooms 7 baths, Convenient to CLIFF JORDAN '" , surance 3 Sern,an Stv PROBATE NO. School, shopping center Shag IHw-y 136) $31 3733 REALTOR $11 1372 In re: Estate Cl Carpeting, drapes. di-h*aSPier, I An important pt,t f i"iit( IRMA i-mit-i CM.lG heat P. mr Sp trk-ng 1 Help Wanted p- i-ton ii- c,IlI,i ,,' 'i-t,tt,'ii-j p.'l •.u.C.,,. I) !,-i'l,i, (hiir.'ri f'e t,%ei 1C(OuflJS as well ) '.ctt-s p.s smait 3 bedroom home -il rp!i-d rii'w ),'.,.%,A) NOTICE TOCREOITORS customert, and *9 have boll r'o ALL CREDITORSOftreEItIeOf that needs plenty of help But , Gas Problems? cold canvassing or CollectionS) IV* livable ltS,000 IRMA H CRAIG, deceased. are R ~. L,, I"I'll'"Y notified and reqtjre to tilt It you are interested in a sales any claims or demands WhiCh they . I NOTHING DOWN Don't Commute! career with unlimited OpPOrtunity _____________________ _______ may have against laid estate In the On, nice I bedroom, 7 bath 173.900 br both Income and a Wci'i ri Sai'tiq And aiO-d 1p4A1 oflce of the Clerk of the Court Of And on, 3 bedroom, I bath. '.. ______ vincemermt, writt., giving full Problem 519.950. With VA financing Let's Seminole County, Ftori4, in the S Beautiful Large Mail$, for COnlcJf,tiI. personal Wooded Lots Realty Semrtnt County Courthouse, you qualify. •Sfreet Lighting 'Sidewalks .nfecview Sanford. Florida, within four The SHERATON MOTOR INN ii City Water & Sewer CUSTOM BUILT HOMES WITH MANY PLANS accepting aiptications for th# calendar rnonttts from the date OFFICE A WAREHOUSE SEVILLA GARDENS John B Lloyd Oo'*t'Q experienced o-cions the fist publication 04 Hti5 notice Ideal location Set Suite 107 SIX apartment residences of Zoned ndu%trial TO CHOOSE FROM , Each claim or demand must be n VP to use and rent 1 :. 97S092 tasteful luxury, equipped with every 101 Wymore Road • Food amwJ Ter writing must state the place ms Waitresses convenience! - Eat in kitchens. Altamonte Spiing's, Fla, 37701 residence and p051 Office address • Cocktail Waitresses CuStom draperies, snag carpeting wflde Homes B the claimant arid must be sworn to LAKE FRONT LOT f4ocjse*y, high school senior's, and much, much more' Adults • Bus Help by the ctrrart, h's agent, or his OSTEEN II For 'Tl,yturC lades Pert time I full tiCIii%ui-ly Exclusive aft- Sten attorhey, or it will become void IMateor Female lime help wanted. Choose your Strom. pp.',. according to law Full Time) uwn t'sourt Morning. noon, or Stemper Realty DATED thi Wh day of February. (veflings Pleasant working A 0 1974 Cal! 322-2420 Anytime • Gardner REALTOR conditions, apply in person. 3 Jane F. West. Seminole MLSOrang, 2SIh cim Toms • Housekeeping 2170 French "Sinfe(d'S Sale's Leader' 3721991 1919 S French 1797 Sanford. YourMu.tiple Lusti ng Agency Estate of Irma H. Craig Eve 371 7311 377 tØe 377 1511 Male or Female) Local and National MIS Robtrt M Mcirii Holiday Hoq of Sanford is In REALTORS 2$6S Pork Dr. Hutchison. Leff tar fereSted in lull Jim# 1 rris Above Average Pay wor*.ng hours 310 30 This will Il Pt no* to trw a classified d in ty( o.,r- H Apartments Rent 'riclude some Saturdays & Sun Vacation Sanford Herald Stop mak ing Sanford, Florida 3771) days. Apply in person 3)0 F. Furnished Pvbl.Ut, Feb 3, Marct 7, 1974 Health Insurance excuses Dab 3772611 0' 93) 99-9) Commlrcial Sanford DEY 167 I 7 Bedroom, Adults only Meals . Park AyI'rueMobite Park Bar Trainees TAFFER REALTY . . . IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR 251$ Park Drive, 3fli APPLY IN PERSON SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Needed lull tIme. 4 p m to 3 a m t*o bedroom duplex furnished CIVIL ACTION NO 74-lI) 372 USS Also part time Call Mr Kramer. Sheraton Sanford Inn apartment 1720 Orlando Drive. DIVISION A after 1- 33 at U2 44S5 _____________________________ Sanford In to me Marriage if I1&SR46As MOSS C. BATEMAN BETTY .1 WILMOT. Petitioner, Cocktal Waitresses egoriAve SANFORD I bdrm. turn apartment, arid ___________ UPOKEP 327 7$I) Bartender quid neighborhood, no pets. 111 93) 9)2) THOMAS C WILMOT, Respondent PLANT MANAGER, Blue Collar, 0990 or aft er 6 call 93$ 1771 float in thewayl Sell it last and easy NOT:CEOFSUIT man Ia Iearr Pectililer mixing. ___________________ SECRETARY WANTED - Desire with a low st classified adt TO THOMAS C WILMOT material ort'ering, and tiuck bedroom, furniShed, eDt carpet _competent, experienced secret ary Shelter Valley Park diSpitching Will train in plant at arid air, SIlO Per month KULP for full time position Salary com 29 3 Sanford for a year or M M ust be REALTY. 337 733$ M. UNSWORTH REALTY mensurat, *itti qualificat i on Route I. willing tore locate in Lake Placid NtwtieI. NewYork 103W First St. Send resume and requirements ti Furnished clean garage apt. - Ak' Condltlonl,g area. Salary open. Apply In peron Ceramic T P0 Bce 1795, Sanford, Ftorldgi 14667 373 Witt I,awn Service f Austin Fiitilltq Available March 1sf . $90 Call IChemical .. 32771. YOU ARE NO:lFIEo that an Central leaf & Air Cditioti Co.Inc.noQ Cot ntry Club p IS) 1109 I Tractor wtf"no, will cut G & G CeramIc Tlé'' , action file diSSolution of marriaga Sanfrird difrotilU or lots Call Hairdresser. Be Your Own bossFor free estimates, call Carl Complet, bathroom remodeling. aria oH*r reiiaf has bein tiled ltarr.s, a' SEAR S in Snlor 372 run a station. $35 week or will pay WELAKA APARTMENTS SPECIAL Il walls Ove' i,.b, against you and you are requre,j t _____________ Stenstrom ________ _________________________ "V.I.P." HOSTESSES 60 pcI p1,0, 2% OCt of f on all 114W lit St___ __________________________ __ __________ Call anytime lit 6Ii YOU CAL I lilAut, (Ill Br for a copy of yci-ir Mitten -n dress Shop 3ra (inn up of traP defenses to if. ,f any.on C,0000N ,,, PiiPit Club and theatre tours, .potts Appbances in ';'7rm 7530 or 1 $45 apart FREDERICK. events. t.gflt l4e.flQ. (Onvenlons, easonable rates 377 1ij Attorney tør nirnt Security d?potit required trade lJio'*i .9$ 33 12 Noon to i PeI.t.ones, *'iose address Realty I4wiP0 ____________________________ i and Lot Charm lip, ar 1-gb? Wanted, reliable worker, male PP 337 7111 pm - Full line GE Appliances Bos 1795. Sanford 33771, d file the Commercial & Residential ' Hauling Tremblay, 373 2114 Preferred. apply in person OREANWOLO -NINE new 3and I Sanford Electric Conipany original with the Clerk CI the ItOyl trbcat5er-vic.,Ljcens,d&B.d " One bedroom duplt,. adulisonly. No Sat-ford Saincico, I I arid SR 46 bedroom homes with 7 btn 7572 Park Drive, 322 1547 Washed sand fill for lawn and styled Court or or before the 37th All Seminole Co. 21 Hr An pets 377 3410 from 4 to 1 30 p m tore Manager Trainee ranging from 130.500 to 133.000 day of March. 1914, OtPifiw'St 8 foundations Will delIver 377 1104 Laborers Needed - _!,!''9 Service.6)0 SOIl Ore bedroom furnitPyqj apartment. ECKERD'S has an outstanding best buys in Sanford! See them 373 160$ Judgment may tarid,caping 111500 monthly PhnJW J72Q)$) be entered against career Opportunity available for an tod ay From French Avenue. take Automotive Service ret you for ttte relief demlnded in the •mbitIOut Self starling CalI37749O2attec6pm "P''' ________ •ndvidull __________ Santa Barblra to Hartwell, turn PI4IIiOIi AVALON APARTMENTS DEPENDABLE LAWN MAIN. *910 eVtifd like to join the nation's KEN KERNS GARAGE north to new homes You'll like ADULTS -NPETS H IL ENGRAVING id, pare time, mot,l experience TENANCE SERVICE. CALL CompleteAulomotiveSeic, WITNESS my hand and seal Of fastest growing retail drug store them! SERVICE 373$t4Ir 322459) lI4W.3ym4 st RALPHS HOME SERVICE)" 399 sad Court ttilj 9th day of Feb 1971 ct%aen lop notch brtfiti KERNS TRANSMISSION SERVICE Metal, __ -Prog,am Isolibit Plastics, Je'wetry. Trophies w9iih .n(te Group Insurance, Auto. Stand & Clutch Speciaists SAN DR(AMWOLD- Sparkling ne TrAttoq** TO BUY OR 5i w MO PARKS. I 73 Bedroom or dscnq Arthur H fteckwlh. J , at. Beth Dr - Sanford. 327 9559 Free pick up, delivery & towing In paid holidayt, sick lea,,, vacation, bedroom, t( bath Will central AVON fra,ler's & Apt. 7 AdcjI' parke, 2 usa. as Clerk of lad Court 0043 S-em Co with major work climate control. carpeting, patio wofit ttiarng. yearly b0nu. stock I amity parks 3515 H*y 1797, Calf 4-4.5 , 8 L.nt2a M Ptar,, 1119 S Sanford ______ Glass-Minor, Options ),'cf tor __ Ave. 322 3-462 pluS many new hOme c*lras Al! ______ myr(hariji-,. ___________________________________ 5,i-ntord 31) t9), Day. WI - P.M Deputy Clerk Pabttfrig discounts Eecetlenl Starting yours for $13,000 it's really rice salary ElIKARIIK GLASS & PAIN GORDON V FREDERIC,, 9 Rooms for Rent -Beauty Ca and commissin, rapid ad -----21OM.agnolia Ave AltQiny for Petiti.r flr.LAIPIWe have a nice - _______ -' - ----- - 37 Speiglel Slept-ens vanc,nwnt and you'll be elig,bty to, Houses Rent 137 1677 Qomlnate wanted, female, in t,edrom 1(1, only Sl,Q92 Shai)y P0 Boa 1793 Pang ibig Contractors TONER'S BEAUTY SALON v-our first Silary Increase 90 days Sanford. Florida vt DeBary area Call after 6 pm -Unfurnished - --104, nicely landscaped Extra large (tormerly Itarrielt's Bea 1516 Cc,t,int,y Club Rd uty Nook) after you begin work VA a pproved 4444574 ----Florida room Could be bought 7 bedroom ti005e. MelIonville Ave Ho,s. Cleaning Sanford, Flu 322 1010 319E Pine, 373 5112 -_ PvhlW Fp II, 21, 72 AAarpi 7, Program To d'%cvis your future 911 ____________________ -__ under lilA 731 Dl program for Reasonable, niced. Room torrent with ECKERDS, dPP4 r in person to little down payment. Call for DE 53 SOS Valencia 3t ,Sanford hardwood floors, 377 74$ EXTERIOR Mr Cecil Buldoiing We'll do your Painting -__ del,ll 1720107 NOTICE OF SHERIFF S 5A' 3 bedroom, kl?tPy,i- equi pped, air PRESSURE CLEANING POl3btsmall Ph )23$r P.'AYf AIR (OfliitiOrlPd, $150 ri-mo $90 deptt, New )bedroom, 2 BULLDOZER WORK rI00rWax,ng,wi.M 17309i ECKERD DRUGS Sanford Court Motel NOTICE iSIICREBY GIvpt that btrt, Florida room, clirv,nte :Ie.ring lofi o.ir Speciatt5, 373 1731 7' ressgre Cleaning, no sob too by virtueof lft after 3 p.m ,eetaun Wfit centrot, other e"tras, 5-13.100 Pet Care 950 Slate Stree t 'Aly renovated (or TV, w w, Air. )bedrpo,yis adultLl older Child __________________________________ big or tpo Small Interior. & [iCijtiøn 'Hued Out of and sinder :arpet. a C. efficiencies 9. Ov.v Sanford. Ila Only Dog training in your hrne. Al pelt. No Exterior Painting the lea Of the Circuit Court CII 517$ All houses 5100 ','f.YF AIR tq,al Opportunity Erriployc, See thiS 3 bedrciom, i--ti's Da, or *1 rates 2671 139 PrCti-i,ire 1P1ed 371 110$ Steed Dog Training Academy Se(fity 93$ 4934 Carpentry Orange County. Florida. nafinal I _____ I', bath with climate control )rlan.In Dr. Sarfo,d 177 3103 Call far free evaluation 131-7370 EXPERIENCED WORKMAN Ibedroorns. Li, bafti, ccrhi",r & Judemenf rdeqed in the aloresaua Bored HousewileT Let Sarah _____ ______ Almott new Only $77,550 Real court on the 30th Car 01 Januar y, TODD'S CARPENTRY , heat, Loch Arbor, Sanford. soo tiiyi Coventry help make new trienifl D. icefrsing person to Share new 3 PET REST INN ______________________ __ '_mc In 2101 Speciali:ingin5r,i-.,tl AD 1974, fl that ceft.in case en Earn S3O$40*i,, just II hei No Boarding &Grooming Iedroom,lba houselnSanl Home Improvement, and odd jobs Call 131 114 _ ------------, titlf-d, tiObrn, Philip ,l Pl,ritiff, ________ Call 322.2420 Anytime 'nve'stmenf. Collecting or Oeliyy -Ph 372 1057 All PolIo, $t% $31 1000 or ttc, .'i We-ti- PAUl 0 D'4rrII, Carpentry, Remodeling, Adcitti David Ramage, 3723111 1 373 063-a ii HOUSeS Rent lntr'ir ,ri-.j e*tcr.r PilIng, Furnished ArC? "Sanford - s sales Leader " 'torelaid Wr,t 01 E,e(Cil,on (ustonli Wor k. free Estimate Pressure Cleaning - HOLIDAY INN OF SANFORD ______________________________ carpentry, electric, ceramic lile, ______________________________ was dCfivqed to me as Sheriff o YosrMutflpte Lolling Ag,y Licensed Bonded 3730099 I., congenLal Share 7 Is One bedroom furnii-hci h0%rplaster, block and Ill masoriary no* accepting applications ' $1m,noie county, Florida, Local and National MIS 1v tSI'AIE Efficient clean r'J lobilePlome TV. telephone. pact, Adf15 only 372 4747 Hon,t fr estimates Phone 37) f the fOfto*itj pgsf ons of e.tr-ror tr-li Mv-c levied REALTORS it 3,4 fbhou, VINCENT'SCARPENTMY 'tie •ofla*ng Roofs 7343 Park Dr 0194 'aI lc?ivil,eS __________________________ BARTENDERS _____________________________ des(r,bed Property owned by Paul Ptornri-, (crrinnrr(3l iriiLsVr i--" Interior Trim, Paneling Custom itr-q 5 30 Ill .'?it WAITRESSES Carpentry, No .4 0 Weiss. Mid property being job 100 small In 31 Meu4,ntia, I 2)1? A7 REMODELING Mobile Homes Rent BUS HELP -41 EncloSed carports, additcins. orv' cirui'i 1120 FLORIDA AVE. .- THE BORN LOSER Housiil Sale NEAR I I SAPIFORD, very up to dale 3 bdrm.beautlful home & grounds on J, acres By ap pointmet only Jim Hunt Realty iooking for tiv1tO(k b a tow cost cla,siP,d ad for rv1 35115 French lye t'ays 337 1212 '41 V k JOHN'S REALT ' ià, BROKERS flit Time Tested rrm Ddys. 322 $173 - Nigh Thursday, Feb. 28, 1974-13A Herald ids Are "Buyerifinders"Call Your Fr"en . i dly Classified Gal _ Attractive I broom block home. ST by Owner For appointment, call 373 2970 after 6 pm call 371- I 7716 bdrm, 2 bath can air, kitchen tQuX)ad W W carpet, draperies, I (Ib large shade yard S42.500. Lovely 3 bedroom, 2 blth brick homes for discriminating people PCaCCful telling Oak trees add 10 the beauty of these deiigPtfutty spacious homesite The Sanford L U3 vvwiI Houses for Sale 41 Responsibl, adult family wants to rent unhI'rnisPt,d quiet home ________________ Vicinity Suntand. Lake Mary, HALL Pinccrjt Yearly renewable e"e E'c.11tn? references Send REALTOM ___________ 111 (174 ova ,u in care of The -' Sanford Herald, Boa 1657. San ford _______________________________ '- the Provisionsf the FiCtt0v's FOUND-Small spayed ten Houses for Sale REALTY in III I EXECUTIVE- I arg estra nice 3 _______________________ I ARMS of Sanford is a port time cashier 5 fantastic Working __________ vi.. I 1 i3OCQ Sq Ft. Metal BUIldlflgWlih Office. I'. Ml E. 01 I I on SR Call 373 54)g ---------- lefested Business Properly For Rent T.vo bc'toomt, t bath, wall to wall Carpeting, drapes. central heat and rutty equipped with dish washer Call Mrs Weattierby 32) flooIerping and General OfIic work Experienced, S Day week Group n$.uran(. Appty in person Cily t Sweeney's Office Svpgty, it Magnolia Aye, Sanlord, l'Olid&y Ho - 30 Auto Mecnanic fhexperience a, o*nto Call S Lee Ginsberg --President --Lasjir Indij5triei Inc. ARE You TROUBLED! Call Toll ___-Publish Jan 31, Feb 7, II. 31, 1971 Free, 414 7927 toe 'We Car.'"l'lotllne", Adutti or Teens - Heinted i. iiiIvIv [ELECT FROM 50 SMALL CARS 1 I door hardtop, power ste.rinq & brak,'s,U abr. radio, vinyl roof. Only U 33,000 MIles, U : I $144261 1 I IIa CLARK " CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Jack Prosser Ford HWY. 17-92 & LAKE MARY BLVD, W. P. 6468916 PH, 322.1481 I : U : U CASSELBERRY HWY436 I : I 831-770200) SUUUIUU �—tL___ LJJriu. i — 14A—The Sanford Herald - __I_-_ --- l._! - ------------- i: - : Were telebratilng our ninth year H n I PROGRESS NG W TH 1 rra OUR COMMUNIT Thursday, February 28, 1974 Page I I - S. Turle Pr est0 4P 99 Of Eckerd ______________ A • - - -4f - P - - - -- - —-- - - - -- - - . - - -f -- - ______ ____ - - -p -- - --'--' -J__ - - ; - I - -' Board ' Directors: - - -. -' - - - - N - - - - - A C. II. McNUI.TY Coainnan of the Board - JOHN Y.%IERhER President of the Bank 11081:81 W. JA('KN Rear Admiral USN Ret . I ! IIAIIOU) If. KANER R)MAS S. McDONAW II Ii. Kastner Co 1J Abstract Co iP WS ANGEI.ES tAP) — A hearing of defense attorneys' motons—Including requests for separste trialsand dn1ual of charges in the Equity indingCorp of America scandal—has been postponed until March 4. It was continued Monday because of the Illness of U.S. DdCourt JudgeJeW,Cw1is. The motions have been filed on behali of 16 defendants in the alleged computerized fraud scheme in which bogus Insurance policies were manufactured and sold to other insurance C• paniM L -- t iui IUIui Shareholders - -- -- - - - - birthdaySO • I W I 1 SAUtAMI Th,Calif.(All) — A record 243 million gallons of rniawthwerepedWnkeUastyear:)9per increase over 1972, says the California Wine Institue. ft was the eighth cutsst%e record sear. -rt ___ Si (IJ'II ASh JR Atlerne% at Law _181n us Of (ARS1 II IIfl JA1 SHIHFJ(T p lr )H\ l)l( I _7 coke I coffee - -- J Frozen Juice E3nMlyl for birthday - - t o SANFORD FLORIDA - MFMBER F 0 IC MEBER UNITED FIkST FLORIDA BANKS INC - - - - - imilar wce* - - - - Wayne E Albert ',re rrs,n' r j WneIl Ae Mary R Douglass H. 0. Hlqhsnm,th V Pri&nt & LO 01 I ,IiptriI4f Mst Lt-an 01111,-f Peter 0 Jamison ithjr season for frozen conmntrated orange juice went on the boards during the week eniling February 9 as consumer purchases clunbed to 2,539.000 gallons. 13 per Lent more than 2,247,ODO gallons of the co rr esponding week one year ago. Latest figures supplied the Florida Department of 0trus by Market Research corporation of America Am total ae. cumulated purchases of FCOJ at 23.816,OM gallons, an eight per 11* 23,816,00D pis'ans of concentrate is the cquivalent of 95,264,000 gallons of single strength juice. The week ending February 9 was not typical of the recent performance of chilled orange juice as retail purcham dropped one per cent from the -1,82400 gallons registered during the s last year to 1,803,000 gallons. However, to -take aways" of 34,715,000 gallons are still 14 per cent ahead of the 18,000 gallons chalked up through the similar per n ' - Climb cent gain over IJiefl7000 gallons scored through the period last year. - - Sales LAKEIAND, Fla.—One of the best weekly gains remrded this -. - \ .\\\.\ •%.\%, \\ \ \ \ MARTIN PORS I want five dollars worth of gas please,,, sa ys Mr. Jve ever raced attendant meat highways and bay In search p.00 worth and accepts the five OfasFIndlyfoundjtandpjd for it. Most dri%er3 a lot more than you bargainedbuds especially those parked far for'NotonJyis(hepdceofG from the pump - don'tbother high along the states of our to scramble from their ca to great country, but the hard check the figures on the pump driving (wo)man is often So1mpeter pockets $ if Mr. gouged for ADDITIONAL Innocent DOES notice the er. charges at the hands of sneaky ror," apologies are easy, turnpike gasoline pumteca. "So - I'm handing te Csettlng lass gas than you paid cu at once and Just got a Wt for, oil when you already have confused. more than enough, unneeded An 'efficient" turnpike at. Urea, batteries, and fan belts. , tendant can make a darn good .8 are common turnpike gas income through frequent station rip-offs. Keep your wal. *,errors.,, Remember: It's a keenavOI±ng Highway given that you CAN be taken ... by y. s how! and losing one buck in five is Remember two 0 . y a rea gas, , man who our hi Hustling ng o anotherlicklthe way gas is id peanuts (ad gas jockeys to nutice a probably unst.Ited ones at buck — or Pwo or thit". In many that!). TWO, unlike the at stations, attendants get a corn. dants at your corner ala missionof kind an HOPI. chances are that you and for each quart of ou they sell the highway pump3ter will "Short-sticking" — or dipping never meet again. Put one and the oil stick down only part way Two together to make Three: tomekeit look ilkeyour car DRWIBW quart or two short L, both Gas and oil gyps are com. easy and common. Then re. mon. With lines of can waiting to be served and money being autornabeast requires, pump. moet fusion reigns and theft is ster may dump in the Pensive variety he has .\ Mrs. Nancer Bannerman Talks To Jordan Marsh I)uring the latest week, consumers reported paying average retail prices of 20,11 cents for a six ounce container of FCOJ and C quart of ch.'IW juice. Prica duriq Uie corresponding weeLIlast year were ' cents for ('oncentrate David R Fall. Jr Asti COm I n Cit.er - lu 38,4 cents for chilled, Mrs John Dud,. of Siaua rnortdurabIeandfarsuperio president of the Customer to the foreign manufactured Advisory Board for product However American ____ II Altamonte 's Jordon Marsh influences are being seen In the store, Invited Mrs Nancer handbagsand other leather Bannerman, buyer for personal goods comingout today. leather goods for the Jordon Paris, of is the locale Marsh Co., to speak to the where really high fashion assembled board members at nth are found. "We go to the February breakfast Paris, research the market and meeting. then we re-interpret the Mrs. Bannean, who has European fashions, which are been with the company for only extremely high priced, at rnrri(our years, received her degree reasonable prices for our on in merchandise retailing at markets, here." I ______ - Mutual Funds St1*11Help UI Record Wine Shipment drop in and Ire C..e • t r File NEWORI:ANSIAP)_FIVesh&eboIdeFsththeIye&Id New Orleans Cotton Exchange flied a dvii suit Monday asking that the exchange be dissolved because itisnolongeracflvea ' no useful Judge Oliver . Carriere set a hearing on the suit for March 29. - - - / 0 ______ Hearing Postponed . = II I I _____________ __ ' Tomorrow -' - - \ . The exOaordinary credit for I in represents the federal hicaiine tax benefit arizing from utilization of net operaft loss carry. forward from previous years The 1V72 credit primarily arose from the !said Sales 197.1 reached I5isulIoflUpfroII2$42billion restated. for the irut period the pcious )ear. _ - V , AV; \ • - 01 SMAW. - r I) )—The!Corp Moods) reported consolidated DM lS(APof $49.09 million or 13.16 a snare. after an extraordina credit of$17.41miUion, compared with 1fl2earn - - \ \\ \ \\\' \\ \ \\\ L( Extraordinary Earnings %_______ - - - \ "Possibly this will take the foundation out from under Ur whole concept cf taxing insurance companies. licensed or unlicensed, on the basis of premiums collected," he said. T O ur - \\ . \\ The ruling could have "some very serious ramifications', nationally. state Insurance commissioner Stanley 0. DuRose said. INCLUDED WILL BE FIVE DRIVE IN TELLERS AND PARKING FOR 150 I -- FL , - business insurance companies • I ionuay A cofl3utu,on , preme The le on the inswors' groes Premium income had been chief means by which the state's insurance department has sed malltder businesses which Wisconsin. IN THE SHOPPING CENTER. DESIGNED BY ARCHITECT MICHAEL STIGGINS. THE NEW BUILDING WILL COST 750,000 AND FURNISHINGS Will. BOOST THE COST TO ONE MILLION, - \ \\ \ ii LAD A MV. jurqr DT 3 UDCII CONSTRUCTION t fvri I • THIS UUJIkICIAI IIVV FACILITY KI TUC PIlLWEST V.I OF U.S. 17-92 AT SANFORD PLAZA WILL REPLACE THE SMALLER FACILITIES WE OCCUPY - By 2: uI - 1 Jack Eckerd, chairman of the board of Jack EckerdCorp., today announced the appointment of Stewart Turley as president and chief operating officer of the corporation and president and chief executive officer of Jack Eckerd Co. The announcement was tmde following the board of directors accepted Harry F. Roberts' resignation. Roberta told board he Intends to devote more time to his numerous peanal t (crests. Turky, 3 joined Jack Eckerd (cp in 1966 as director of etnploye relations and special senices. lie subsequently served in rIous management posts and since lfll has been a member of the board of directors and senior vice president of poration Eckerd, commenting on the change, said, "I'm pleased that our depth of management talent pitted us to readily promote from within. I'm confident our management team u continue our outstanding record of profitable growth to the benefit of our customers, our employes and our stockholders." Business Tax Unconstitutional -CONST - Get Gassed, Not Conned On H'I*ghway dent 0011 - - ___ _____________________ NEW YORK tAP — The able to obtain enough gasUne the National Assodalion of become less desirable? ng residences uestion could have been asked to maintain his life style. lie Realtors, whose membership Doherty, who helpsoperate a -aide from the growing enqby roughly two million others: searches for the aner but numbers 118,000 of the 1.5 The, be explained, the older, familywned real estate and mu- roentsJ factor, what is the intown location may "Because of the energy short- maintoins that no command Insurance biIneu Andr, conclusion is lion licensed real estate peac- future of shopping centersthat a premium and suburban Mau., believes a better picture age, will! be forced to forego possible for another few tioners in the United States. the pleasures of my second months. depend upon the automobile for sprawl may have peaked in of the residential market IH Among the pressing questions cttmer transportation? home?" value until we resolve the prob. begin to appear ia the second "The second home market is to which, he insists, there weno "I do it have the answers," lam of travel by private w. This time it was posed by J being watched very carefully answersat this time. quarter, after results of the id Doherty. But he recommends: se Doherty, who travels 185 and it could be one of the First spring market are in. —Will we return to downAbout the nearest thing to a "We must be cautious in miles to his weekend retreat on areas to fl the effect of the town, to mass transit and to the prediction is this: By then the energy supply speculating on this matter be. situa tion may be clear, both in a Vermont take, and who has a energy shortage," be believes, life we knew befcre the highway "Row houses and more cause we may be able to effect regard to heating oiland gas but adds: 'There is still too explosion? sophisticated counterpart, townto pro.ilne.Resultsofconvaftef. sufficient conservation equals the fear many people much confusion to reach a con—Will the older, intown lo- houses, and apartments and serve suburbia and to forestall fortswill be measurable. Better have of heights and elevators." clusion." lion a premium condominiums, may Increase In a significant rush back to the techniques for distribution of Doherty wonders if he will be Doherty, , is president of pri command Will houses in suburbia popWarity at expense of core city." supplies might evolve. Bargain e - -- - - 2nd Home Pleasure In Danger? _ .' - - - By Energy Crisis 1 - -- It Thursday, Feb. 28,197A I I _.=p + r Small Inves I I — • I • roti ts By Carlton Smith out nice groiti Iock that comparing Un' fund's 10 tx'st h is moo lUll) icruon lfl What chance does the aver- willsit there and keep fatten- stocks to its to worst Stead of a' winner are al )o age utiren after month and Now. I his vera ge c i I iten good year after )ating (art we're taikin'g about Not —. or him liken Fond rich uncle" really average, either, . ________________________ Practically noni oftourst cause ht rt ircins before II InSt sts On ihi 1)isis or ht InSt ts mu hi s preit hot lijis 01 other on thi1 knoIt dit ilth still h can shortutting research, limit be expected to compete in t' — aboutsomeone best league with the who take% investing the bu%ing decis ions at New or Shouldo t he be able in Tht ____ J are demoncirabls , pick i winner - or ml It ii m imolit' liii P si pros in tht — grower' business A clot- to lhe ansiker may be found in Ihe annual relwm know ledgeah1v a inateur hope of a mutual fund with an im- to (to. perhaps. &iwell asNew rsove performance record, Iforizons' 10 worst stocks, fie Howe Price New Maybe not, since even the Iforizons Fun(l ia fund'.i worNt stock% were was ranked No I among .1 11 picked by sonic of Itle t)V,%l inutual funds. large or small. pros in ihe busine.m. Ifou. over (hi' lO s- t'ar period PROMOTED t'vvr. let s set' what lit' has lu 1963-72, by the publication shoot at. "FundScope" Iasi year. When IA'ading off the list of Ne% a fund so consistently comes Iforizons 10 worst perrorI at or near lhe top. )ou mers is lk-si lIrtioducts (Spare David R Fall Jr, was hasetoconludethat ii msnt us the Joke) t)osan *5 per recentl y promoted to anaccIdent. The p)pi('mak. CCfl. Folio%-ing that are six assistant contmercial loan ing the fund's investment officer by the Board of Last year %'it% a tough ve-ir wood Enterprises. Photo n. Dirft-tors of the United S tate for growth (units. Only four, Hviand Group. Kainp grounds Bank of Seminal,?, a John Y. Mercer, out of the red NcA- Ilormor;, ports — all if thern (town more than president. pe r cent was hit with "Itit' most severe He is married to the for- decline of any calendar %car Hk-it niber that each of mer Ann Marie McSocley of in Its history, its annUal re- the ..cks was singled Out, ()me of the best pros in the New Bern, N.C. With their port Taking a look over his business. after Iliorough and six children, they have shoulder at what hapliened. inlensive research. as a stocx res*d In Sanford since the fund's president ',urran their ini tial Navy assign- % Harvey, tabulated itmi Iliv% werei o need should •R ,il inn r ment here in ll. iriu' t'hangrs fur the St',it flIt- , 4Il that hi' ill sink ?;a7' ust four boasts thp most uisite hand , was leather housewife and mother, goodsare(oundiispam Styles Explaining the role of the and fabrics for leather goods buyertntheoperatjonordlag accessories, are done n whole department store, she said, year in advance, which has "We make selections, we occasionally proved to be a decide whe n what and how to disadvantage due to the advertise the merchandise. we sometimes equivocal fashion visit markets in New York and trends She cited, for example, in Europe and we go to the the1ongclutchbagtobec Factories where the under the arm This fashion manufacture is in proie was highi> touted In every men based on our study of market place visited both in fashion trends in all areas of \e York and in Furope Omefls armake Our - SATURATED selections of the best. most appropriate and potentially best selling leather goods for the various markets within our WITH scope of operation." Buyers ire considered partners with the branch store who present the chosen merchandise to the customer in an appealing way --onducive to selling. Contrary to popular belief ,orders are not usually placed at the various A WEST POINT graduate showings visited by buyers, who went Air Force. was Rather. according to NEW JOB vice president of a national corporation, and began teaching at Florida Tech University three years ago, has been selected to head new office of School Community Relations. l'rank Rondurant, an assistant professor of management and marketing in FTU's College of Business Administration, was named to the new post by University President Charles tiIlit',tn Mrs. Bannerman,sketches manufacturers e3and other pertinent fashion data are all correlated into a master package and studied back at the home office and then based on factors determined by the composite picture irrent trends, orders am placed specific locales, which serfor ve Particular markets with almoat individualized attention to area customt-rs. Mrs. Rannnn said :hat American in)ls re iziuth e Herald Bargain Section 23,000 copies are distributed to more than 100,900 r e a d *r throughout the area, Including: S a n for cl, Enterprise, na. DeBary, Os teen, Longwood. Lake Mary, erry; intor Springs, Fern Pr Altamonte Springs, Oviedo. Chuluota, Forftf Maitland and Geneva. - �- 2B-The Sanford Herald --- -- - - -- Thursday, Feb. 28, 1971 U.S. Motor Vehice I Deltona - DeBary News . - . age groups Is an average of 14,496 miles per year by 30-to 34year.old men. Among women, Motor vehicles traveled an the 45-49 age group averages estimated 1,335 billion miles in the highest-4,271 miles each the United States during 1913 year. even though more than hail the .1 The average rate for all r1ps were less than five miles males of all ages is 11,352 long. miles; for women, 5,411. The mileage Increase was 5.3 Adjusted figures show the per cent over the preceding average licensed driver in the year, although Sunday driving United States drives 8,5 miles was cut down considerably In per year. the latter months because of the When this isniultipliedbythe gasoline shortage, 122 million licensed drivers in WiLliAM E JOHNSON Passenger cars accounted for the country, it means that more .New position 78 per cent of the total travel, than a trillion miles are driven trucks 20 per cent and buses every year In the country. dand motorcycles made up the Sales Rep balaice. The number of auto trips Buses register the highest taken in the country becomes annual average miles covered phenomenal when it 15 COfl. For Olean , per vehicle with 12,553; trucks sidered that 54 per centof them average 12,M miles while the are less than live miles and typical passenger car records nearly three-quarters kss than Ø And more and more of those the trips by car involve one-way miles are being driven by travel of 100 miles or more, yet William E. Johnson of women. Women now own 54 these trips account for 17 per million of the estimated 122 ctnt of the total vehicle miles Sarasota has become American Olean's sales representative for million drivers' licenses in the traveleil its newly created central country Although the women make up Trips of 15 miles or less make Florida sales territory. The total high sales potential of the area, about 44 per cent of the drivers, up 87.5 per cent of formerly shared by twc' other they do not drive nearly as number of trips, but account many miles as men, according only 43.6 per cent of miles sales representatives, who will continue to service adjacent to figures from the Motor traveled, territories, necessitated adding Vehicle Manufacturers Association. Of all passenger car trips, Johnson to the sales organlz.a. Men, regardless of the age nearly 37 per cent are made in (ion. A native of Sanford, Johnson group, drive about tice as earning a living, mnc'uding many miles annually as per cent traveling to and (rum Is married and lives with his women, work and another 4.4 per cent wife Angela in Sarasota. After receiving his B.S. in Business The highest driving rate by on business related to work. - Administration from Florida Provide - - - - - - P - - _____ , - - - -, - . . , Fashion Show Benefits Library Building Fund ' , - The luachew will be -: - -' - from 12 noun to 1 p.m. by Mrs O'Brien and her committee members. b at approxlnmalely I P.M. Models, Models. who will show new and exciting creations frc*r, Church Women '0- - - - J - ' •• - - "' - ' Woman's Club dress sale to take place Monday and Tuesday at the clubhouse on Normandy Boulevard, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., and 7-9 p.m., -. DELTONA. Deltona Camera Club will f ea t a workshop demonstration on "Portraits' by Earle Brown of Deltona, in the little Red School House at the community center on Mar. 5 ( 7: p.m..Mode! will be Mrs.Paul R.Thoinas, a club mem ber, Brown, also a mem ber, is a professional Photographer.. be sold. Sale is open to public, (Herald Photo by Charles Edwards) ___I- 1r - --I L 15 :I _ _ kers tngthsog CrI0060 f"141 FOR CAMP LIGHTS AND STOVE HEATING UNITS COME IN WHILE THEY LAST. LANCE SPRAY PROTECTIVE SPRAY. THE BEST ON THE MARKET. P,',rna r.s never 'Weds 4I'MU, t#1116R. to pct. poty"W. . ELS . . NFORD PLAZA THIS WEEK'S tiVi. SPECIAL =Z New 1974 $38.80 $21.15' 24" Standard Depth $47.35 $3224' FORDS - - ' 18" spac..Ssver Depth PINTOS.. MAVERICKS ' - MUSTANGS.TORINOS By Day. Week -Month INQUIRE ABOUT OUR Special Weekly Rates Jack Prosser __________ m- - . Apply to Trinity Preparatory School 1 974 Ei Co-ed 3 NO tables $4 asti brics I. %eIwc, your Spr,n garments from 0.ia to Disney World? Those make Mfr List THIS WEEK'S FOUR-DRAWER FILES l8"Space.SavtrOepth $57.35 $4220' 24" Standard Depth 163.10 $45.95 SPECIAL- ' , Va W, to Las egas be$lil ion dro Ifyou are looking for hit' finest; ii you %% ant small classes; if you are NEW ARRIVALS DISNEY KRINKLE SUNCORDS PRINTS FIRST AID KITS AND SNAKE BITE KITS FOR CAMPING AND GENERAL USE. - RENT interested in participating LIFE JACKETS AND FLOTATION CUSHIoNS, The Sports Shop - le ________________________________________________ COME - ____ -. - _____ II RE -. ASSORTED FABRICS __ DOUBLE KNITS to - - for Fall YD. any plak- FURNITURE SALO 12 CA$$U8RV 00 4' N,w $NIpn,nf, Miy ikvcrl) OR F MORE - 2 - -: ' ' . bill ' $ NO PHONE? BUSINESS: Prior to the energy crunch. spiracy, the average American family spent more money each month on its telephone bill than on any other utility. On a year. round basis, the telephone may still be your biggest utility expense. 1Iei- area few ways to slash your Bell Bill. DO IT YOURSELF: Directdial eerythmg. The instant an operator starts to operate on your line-to take a credit card Prepare for Collegel ITS KN 60" Wide 100 Pct. Dacron Polyester All on bolts values to $3.99 short lengths, but ideal for tops, dresses and slacks Propane Cylinder Rev. Carl Cannon, assistant it E motor - aiaver Thu GUNS AND AMMUNITION - ALL MAKES & MODELS BEST PRICES IN CENTRAL FLORIDA ON GUNS. V ii DOUBL for the work session. Brown also advises members to bring film designed for use with " V. P Members attending __ their cameras and type B film displays two of inexpensive Arnell garments to Pray For Peace rector at hl'l%- ('rrss will [fesent the meditation at and Miss interdenominational prayer O'Connor. Sleienberg service, which will taxI 45 Make-upmcillbesuppbedb>- minutes, Theme of the Fau*t Drug Store in Sanford wor;dwjde observanit Is through Mrs FInr,'n Make Us fluilckrs of Fcice Kvrin, CuzzimtnLor will be /dlare.ii vonien are uwited to Mrs. Betty Wyman and ro- join in praying with others urdinator, Mrs. Florence artheworidforpc ce,' No4rpi4- Mrs, PaJ Lyniej will durch will be open all day for - ,' - . CLUB TO HOLD DRESS SALE will be Mrs. Gene Boiler, Mrs. a World [ray of Prayer service Grace E, Berg, Mrs. Mary Beth Friday at noon at Holy Cross Weigand, Mrs. Marian Einscoa1 Church, Sanf ord. honigsnrk, Mi - ' - MRS. NAT Goodman, chairman of Deltona Church Women United of Debbs Dress Shop in DeLjuA. Senunole County is sponsortng Mrs. Ht -- .-. ' . _________ PORTRAITS :DEMONSIMATED - -.. .-... ... ____ fr ., - - . - 2" - ' DELTONA The Lltona reservations. Anyone wishing Library Associa tion will haitia reservations DOW should ca ll noon 1'inctieon and Fashion her at 54-14J, or call Mrs. Show In the Community Center O'Bricn at 574-1679. All on Mar. 6. proceeds go toward the new The ev'tnt is under the library building Deltona perienced direction of Li brary Association hopes to be George O'Brien , Association able to build in the very near Ways aim M ea ns chairman, future. - .- .... ___ . -' wade through the jungled route r-_-_----..........,,,, , of postal rates, when you care ? enough to send the very cheapest way possible. visi - - Steel Filing Cabinets that it will provide a forum local governments should ures at eight plants across the ___________ ____________________ pursue in handling their country. It is a di on of DAILY AUTO RENTALS - multi tude of problems," said National Gypsum Company. ________________ _______________ Frederick H. &hu!t.'', f ormer Sanford 323.7600 or 322-1481 WORLDALIIANAC speaker of the Florida house of ITS CHEAPER FACTS TO BUY WINE __________________________ Representatives, a member of After Business Hours 322.0356 FRANKFORT. Ky tAPI the laboratory program terchants may not sell home committeeandboard chairman ofllarnettlnvestm&ntServices, holding a So Habla Espanol - 1::. valid vintner's liInc. cense, the attorney generals , Schultz said fa culty members office says Such licenses cost ______ __ will lead seminar discussions ssoo a year. and a number of panels will be presented during the " laboratory. _______ "In order to assure as in- •. teresting and diverse a group as Now is the time to possible," sa id Mrs. Weinstock, "the League's recruitment Federal High a Admini'- committee is inviting Chamtration data for 1972 revealed hers of Commerce • Flor ida that California's 12.852.228 Council of 100, Florida Bar v ehic s t'onsunit'tl It) 5 billion gallons of motor fuel Association, the Association of while Texas' 7.315,7i1 Vt-hi' County Commissioners, the des burned nearly 7.3 ion Florida League of Cities and gallons. The World Almanac other parties to nominate note'. New York with snow representatives rom the 7 I million vehicles tlM'(l 6 business community, local of billion ga ll ons. A U.S total of governments, news media, 105 037,660,000 gallons of conser vation, labor and civic motor fuel was consumed million organizations to take part in 1972 by some 119 %('hICl('S this important Ial'or'atory." -- - NEW SHIPMENT laboratory in the sincere hope the most effective methods ceramic tile, which it manufac. $119 -- friends acrossthe country. number, arrange a collect call after Ii at night, out..ofetate minute phone call crow WITHOUT airmail stamps, or whatever - the price of that calls are usually computed by country will (from most states) With Ma Bell ringing the very every card had arrived - all phone call doubles or the minute . . . NOT the 3- cost only 35 cents plus tax ... IF dimesfromourpocketsand the within 2 or 3 days. TRIPLES. And remember: minute basis. Forexample.a 1. YOU DIAL IT YOURSELF! U.S. Mall ready to stamp on (or Stamp out extra postage ex"March on," since postal pikes penses. When sending books, are going up in March) to new magazines, or other printed and higher rates . ..how the material - use FOURTH bell can we save money on our CLASS BOOK RATE. At 16 phone and mail bills? By cents for the first pound (8 cents careful checking, I've dis. thereafter), it's t covered ways to check the flow good. If speedy delivery is of monthly phone and mail essential, still send that checks. Here's how: package third or fourth class, Even if you're a U.S. Mail but add SPECIAL HANDIJNG. Jud recakedl Two atro carloods of mmMWW that wa chauvinist, there's no need to When all is said and metered, bought at the old prices. Take advantage of these low prices give the postal service your however, your best bet for today. Use these for trinity files, or for fthn at home ... or excess mail going any real distance is the least coin Is to get to know S them the dawm. Available in Tan. Latter e on. NEARLY ALWAYS sent by air, and listen to the smartest postal Two drawers lock. why bother with air-mail gal or fellow at your nearby stamps' Last Chrtstnuis, as an post office. (S)he'il know the experiment, I sent all my letter of the law where the law Christmas card-, first class. of the letter is coneemed - and are - ' By MARTIN PORISS clothing store. JACKSONVIU,E_ Barnett through which a broad specSince joining Americazi Olean Banks of Florida, Inc., will (rum of the state's leaders will December, Johnson has sponsor a League of Women formulate suggested methods been undergoing intensive Voters of Florida Education of determIning solutions to training at the firm's Lansdale, Fund laboratory here March 34. Florida's growth-inspired Pennsylvania headquarters, at 16 to discuss local government's problems. In essence, the various ma nufacturing plants role in managing grcwth, Guy purpose of the iaboratLay will and dlstrtbutlon centers, and In S W. Botts, Barnett board be to discuss the mechanics the field. He assumed full rechairman a nd chi ef executi ve which should be employed in spondhiuty f or his terri tory on officer, announced today. approa ching these problems." Feb. 1. At that time he began "Local Government: A Mr. Eleanor Weinstock of calling on builders, designers, Changing Role," will be the utje West Palm Beach, League architects and tile contractors of the laboratory, president, said 0 to 90 par. m the counties south of Her. Botts amid, "due to the sub- tivlpants expected to attend nando, Sumter, Polk, Osceola stantial growth of Florida's the laboratory at the nun. and Brevard, and north of population and economy, very derbird Motcr Inn. Collier and Broward. complex problems continue to "We believe that the American Olean Tile Coinconfront local government laboratory will give added pany, which celebrated its 50th throughout the state. Barnett is depth of focus to the current anniversary last fall, is the pleased to sponsor this debate in Florida on what are nation's largest producer of Sij5 - ____- Thursday, Feb. 28, 1974-3B HowTo Cut Ma1'' 1, Phone Bills Southern College in 1966, he served as a personnel officer in the U.S. Army until 1969. lie has also had three years of experience as a sales repro. sentative for a drug firm and Banks To Sponsor - - - BY JAMES A,.GROTh Copley News Service ., . The Sanford Herald Travel Increasing DELTONA The Illinois tungsten llghUn or proper man; naymo Phillips, vice Club of Deltona enjoyed filler for use with color outdoor chairman; Duane Cherry, "Sweetheart Night" Feb.13 In white (thu need no speclii secretary; Theodore Tobias, treasurer; chief, Don W1111an community rentez, when filters. p V Mrs. Pullen announced the deputy chief, Lewis Daniels. the men of the club played . to their sweethearts, their new slide entry limit on future directors: Jerome Amundson, tntelub competitions of Ioiw Henry Langkneicht, Jack pouacs.Each man received - --T: -- ' A - -. a corsage, made by Jim slides per member instead of Levinson and Sidney Simons. '* . -O'Brien Jr., past president of the usual six. She said the next IkII,,i i H scheduled competition will be the club, ewe HAS ANNIVERSARY ( • l-4 . The Deltona Sing-Longs" on Mar. 19. It will be on pie. '4 sang many musical numbers tonal landscaping. Entries in DELTONA- The Empire among which were, "Let Me the PSA contest must be in by State Club of Deltona a , Call You Swettlicart" and "1 Apr. 1. celebrated its sixth anniversary ' "1' •-. Love You Truly".The chorus Highlight of the Feb. 19, was a with five large birthday cakes PARADE OF STATES LUNCHEON Story consisted of24men and women, "Spotlight Prof lie on the Care at its meeting in the community MRS. NAT GOODMAN and Mrs. Henry Abrahams set DON'T GET CAUGHT directed by Lewls Bucher of of the Camera lxns," by Lyall centt.r Sunday afternoon. 77here their table to represent COLD WITH YOUR Massachusetts at Dellona Woman's Club Parade of States Luncheon. Table setting Cross, a member, who has won were 270 present, including 13 Deltona accompanied on FURNACE DOWNI iano Ly Mrs. Ruth Pullen. many ribbons In photographic guests and two new members, was in Colonial style with candle sticks, pewter, and wooden bowls of apples and Install a d@POnd411b;o t 1 members and competitions. Roseann and Arthur Duny. nuts featured. Carrier Furnace. guests were In attendance. William Wedgewood of Guests were from Scotia, Plans are in the making for a Deltona, served as guest judge Brewster and New York City, trip to Disney World during o( the members slldeson "lines N. V.; from Ft. Lauderdale, Senior Citizens' Week there and curves." Fla., Ontario, Canada Civic Association Committee during May, 6 to 12. New members welcomed Rhode Island. SOUTHERN IV next dinner Meeting will were Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. A short program, hw4ring be on Mar. 18 at 6 p.m. Dinner Thomas of Deltona, Mrs. retiringpresident Tom Duff precedei the Esther To Study City Incorporation William G. Pulver of DeBary presented by Charlotte and __100 Maple Ave. HOOSIERS A special drive for new Charles Weydig, Phon 32z-In HEAR MIU.ER DELTONA - Mrs. Florence executive director of the introduced and presented by principal speaker at the members Is 'now on. Posters Rump,presldentoftheDeit DELTONA- "Art and have been placed in strategic Civic Association announced editor of the Florkia Municipal Dana Fogle, as associate at. Association's meeting last torney of John Mattingly of month, who advocated in- Photography" will be the topic places inviting all those in. ,_ three new committees ap. flet'ord of Tallahassee lie was DeImnd who had been the corporation, of Pinsel Miller of Orange City (crested in photography to , pointed for the ensuIng year, at at the next regular meeting of come as guests and if they the regular meeting, Feb. 20, at the Indiana Club of Deltona on enjoy the meetings to join. the Community Mar. 7 at 7 p.m.in the corn- Call President Rose Goetsch -. --:7 The Revisions and By-Laws munity center.A carry-in at 668-4001 or 574.1249. committee will become a dinner precedes the meeting at standing unmlttee with Mrs. - 6 p.m., members are ask to VOLUNTEERS AID CP / Charles L. Edwards, as bring their own table servfre. chairm _ Hosts for the meeting will be DELTONA- The Volunare the adhoc committee an , 1 -\lr.and MrsRichard Fisher, leer Fire De2artment Of incorporation, w!Ih WU:u:i - - --Mrs.Marge howell, and Deltona wishes to take thLs -----_.. Kr.oi as chairman, and Waiter Mrs.Poily Brown. opportunity of thanking the Tonore, Mary O'leary, Charles -- Mr. ani Mrs.Victor Sowers citizens of Deltona and Pes-aen and John Rlngwald on • j'J f will greet members and visitors surrounding areas for their the committee, to at the d. A cordial invitation generous support to the advisability of Incorporation I is extended to all former Cerebral Palsy Fund during and to prepare a document that residents of Indiana, now living their drive in Deltona, recently. Don't Move could be in Deltor'., to join. Chief Dun Williams announced - citizens of Deltona showing Improve... that the contributions figures of cost and maintenance LONG of an incorporated the wholehearted supporto( the REMODELING municipality; and the Public DELTONA- The Sport- people of Deitona and If costs tess than moving Scho Edac(ion committee sman's Club of Deltona wishes surrounding areas, this fine with Mrs. Sharon Scheffer, to remind all that a very rare sum could not have been / chairman. Home Improvement Loans collection of antique and collected and this wonderful Mrs. Edwards announced - At-. muzzle guns, will be report accomplished," said that her committee had met displayed at the next meeting of Chief Williams. An Equal Opportunity Lender and will meet again this month c_i the Sportsman's Club in the At the regular meeUn of the and be ready to present FLORiDA STATE BAN/I' community center on Mar.6 at Deltona VFD last month, the revjjl to the Association BIF INSTALMENT LOAN DEPT. 6 p.m.Theezhihit,toger with (Wowing officers w electe d ) laws at the next regular, SANFORD ' Mekt $4 UES4 FW$t FISVb$ explanation and demon- to serve for the year of 1974-75. CIVIC ASSOCIATION HEARS TALK strations will be gi ven by the Jerome Amundsen, chair. SANFORD Guestspeakerofthec'l'enlng, MEMBER F.DI.0 PH. 3fl.lni (I (or) 51(11g. Mrs Rumph and Fogie Seminole Long Rifles, an -_--'--was Raymond C. Sittig, (Herald P13010 by Charles Edwards) organization comprised of many members from s Volusia, and Like counties, Cfete*'I , 3 Just viewing this group in 'i Iitheir old time fringe coats, Program To '4 EVERYTUESDAY EVERY FRIDAY EVERY THURSDAY coonskin caps and old time VEAL PARMESAN ½ lb. Western Steak I-, lb. Chopped Sirloin ow d er horns, ball shots, & Chocce of Two Vegetables choice Of Two Vegetable', OR Pi flintlocks and specialized Hot Bread & Butter Chicken 'n Dumplins Hot Bread & Butter Hot Meals For Aged (or their monthly Choice of Two Vegetables DELTONA shoots, Is a treat to any Ip('t. Hot Bread S Butter Meals on wish to help, in Volusia County. ,-' Wheels vol unta ry w*an. It is reminiscent of Daniel Boone days.Mao in9 FW= to be cmductecl in Senior, allum ow the age $ $ 1 29 Votuila____ Qiimty for the aging In of 60, will receive hot meals eluded, will be a showing of ,,,, • • . .• -: need, wiabe to some them- consisting of a protelr.-rldm unusual and rare antique . wea selves. is beln programed po ns by a Daytona Rea e,tw or morevegetaties, -collector, throughout the County, ,but fruit or dessert, roll, butter, , needs volunteers to offer iheir coffee, tea or milk to provide an Plans will be completed for . the club's March 12 picnic at services part-tune or full-time, acceptable, nutritious meal ' Blue Springs Par k and the This w thwtnle prugram is that meets wi th the needs of monthly local trap shoot on being coodrzcted throughout elderly. Meals are delivered ot . March 16. A Spring Dance Is coies and cities, but Mondays through Fridays, at now neek the help of those who noon. planned for April. - - f - is the 4$" Wide - water. $0 pci, cotton SI pci. Rayon. Make dress or pantsult and be the talk of the to Ii as" wad. machine dry. Permi pehtsw. 54 pci. ray. Wktc.$4d.c$4.rIMA pest ,arm.ol made ' 4$" wIde, 2 STRIPE wash in warm YD. $ 1 99 . 1 In any of 9 sports; Caper 3 days & 2 nights $ FOR Th,se are NET CASH PRICES for brand new merchandis, in he original cartons. it out warehouse. We will unpack and dilliver to your office. sroll horns for small additional charge but you says by picking up from our warihoute. Mouse. Quantities limited to merchandis, now on hand. TERMS: NET but you may use your BankAmericard or Master Charge .or time payment terms may be arranged at small extra cost. . ONLY counts; we Suggest - 3 1 00 Person m'ou consider - p.,. Double occupancy Deluse Room Free Pool Ski. Lounges s Course Prime Rib Dinner and 5130w Two Breakfasts Two Cocktails Good Anytime Two Dollars ln Fro* PiayonanyG,m. Table P4OHIDDENCHARGES SUN TRAVEL .; Trinity Prep. - 79YD. .. For New Catalog - - - ( g Thsi' Rev. ('anon A. flees IIa - I - 9$ 00 Aloma Ave. georgo Hwy. 17-92 at 27th St. Prices Effecti va Mar. 110 Mar . 7 4450 2037 S. French Ave. Sanford ituarto -- Orlando, Fla. 12M07 133 [sat sb4asa. - Dawotewn Orlead. S. habta Espanol Phone f71-1l40 -I And Steamship Lines No Charge For Our Services Oimn Thurs. Nights By Appointmont PINECR EST Shopping Center - . Write or phone Authorized ed Agent For All Airlines M. f h'' the Individual AGENCY Ope 4. if Vou deshe a school -S.. Phones: Odando-Winter Park 843-7700 Coma 632•1242 Doni Beach 2552O2 - Dalsnd-D.B.ry 668-4436 Lake Cou nty 383.6566 Melbourne 724-2412 - - , I.nfoid 628-1314 Titusville 267-6859 . I �413—The Sanford Herald Thursday, Feb. 28, 1974 The Sanford Herald ' District 6 Meets LAST FEW DAYS IKwwe( 9occboel(b DRESSES 1t OUR ENTIRE STOCK - \ -' YOUR CHOICE S . j oi l I: LADIES LONG —' Sanford United Daughters Of Confederacy Chapter Hosts District Meeting president: Mrs. Frederick 0. Aspinwall, recorder general of crosses; Mrs. Keith R. Monroe, division second vice president. Standing, Mrs. Grady W. Jones. district vicepresident: Mrs. David B. Lancaster, president of state: Mrs. Milton B. Shaw. district historian and Mrs .\lattie Wright, recorder of crosses of military service, flight photo shows, AFEW LEFT! seated. Mrs. Claude 1). Walker, 1, honorary president of General; and Mrs. Charles E. Jones, division honorary president; Standing, Mrs. MU. Strickland, chairman of meeting; Mrs. C.C. Collins, District 3 director, from Del-and; and Mrs. Tray Hay Sr., president of the host Chapter. ( l!eruld Photos by Elda Nichols) -. $ 't 5 : - 1 DEPARTMENT STORE / L I ' I I; '. ri ' 4 f Semoran Junior Woman's Club won nine awards idw ill T . I tELfJJ. i/, Sedly U RENTALS -or Weddings, Prams. ito with cover from dfl '899'Posturepedic Mr. and Mrs. James A. Weekky (nee Roe Kratzerl) of 319 Elliott Ave., are announcing the birth of a daughter, Eli, th Hope, who weighed in at a healthy 10 pounds, six ounces, Feb. 1974 at Holiday Hospital. Orlando. Maternal grandmother is Mrs Minnie Kartzert of San. lord, and paternal grand. parents are Mr iind Mrs. I, A. Weelriey of Ocala. $ 010 AhIh1OLIfl('eflleh)l it, 01 Palm Springs J I . . cm case of clever contrast of tone on tone, all done up in super all genuine leather. To florsheim's magical multi-tones.. Society l Dead I inc bring to you more fashion, more value, more fun to your wardrobe. Yours now from Florsheim. Attention, please! Tell us your story. We welcome your news! Engagement aid wedding forms, available at The Herald office, should be accompanied by it black and white glossy studio photo at least live days before desired publication date. Requests for women's !i rlh!., , . - eBeige, Yellow & Green Combination nat Ion .-.,. ' • With Matchir Handbags I I Garden Magnolia Circle held its February meeting at the Sanford GartlenClub. Mrs, J, C. Lavender, hostess, served two kinds of cake and coffee. Magnolia's Jan. l7 card party was a success. Horticulture reported on Lilies this month and also, that the Yucca, asparagus, agapanthis, Easter lilly, onion, and tulip are in the same ' family. Now is the time to fertilize citrus and plant bulbs. Suggestions and rules for exhibiting plants for the Flower Show were given. The fourteen members present enjoyed makeing a dozen beautiful valentine arrangements For the Sanford Nursing ('enter on Mellonvilk tsenue. * The circle's March meeting will be held at the home of Miss Addle Jones at 12 l'inecrest Drive. Mrs Mary Ihrnpson will co-hostess MIMOSA ('1(1.E '1OI'IEI'J I I _____ , I IWtflI I' 0 MAGNOLIA Clilt-Li. Hed1th B.L. PorldnsM.n'swui 204E. First St. - Circles In the boutique division. The • - .J 'Nb()l W( )MEN'S ('IA 'ItS Ml•:MIIEHs MO1)EI. OWN ('HEATIONS 01 to Mrs. William Barron, Mrs. Donald Willis, Mrs. Cathie Pellegrini, M. Samuel Pelt, Mrs. George At kins Herald Photo B y Charles Edwards) .r Marilyn's award was for the I - - - beautifully quilled pictures shown here. She also won an award for a gingham flower, I ,i ,;. 5. .j Wood 9acshex MARILYN MATI'HEWS(l), of the Semoran Junior \ . . - Woman's Club. won award of : '. ' TilE BEST IN S/10 11, Best In Show, at the District VII Shot,, recently held at Clermont. Chairman of the art department, Betty Sue McNeil, Is shown at right. Betty Sue won four ribbons for quitting, stitchery and Christmas decorations. -- . SWIRL SKIRTS ik•1. THE LONG WOOL) Village !nn and Hotel of the IB8J era was the perfect Colonial setting for the Florida Division of the United Daughters of the confederacy District 3 meeting. Norman deVere howard Chapter, Sanford members, served as hostesses with 11 chapters from five rount s rtpn'scntcd Left i)hoto shows 1 to r, seated): H. Grady Mathews, third vice- - , • .' .;' . '. ss '' '' /'!' • ' ' - ?' •.- I I 'ti "Kicky" polyester jump suits in solid & print combinations are great this corning season. -I-" 4 See our dresses in sizes 5 to 15 Other Outfits in sizes 3 to 13 Just Arrived! Men's Lee Slacks Double Knits - .... • WITh (Utt$ i •; 4. - Selected group, 1 ,, ..• •• - "• '. '4 Sale 3 20 Reg. - .• Reg. '7 - -, - I Mimosa Circle of the Sanford • I Garden Club met during %. February with Mrs. C. 1. Wallis Ilefore the meeting, she served delciou.s pastry and coffee, in the Valantine motif. Mrs. Herbert Behrens. SENIOR WOMEN'S ('l.t'ItS SEWING CONTEST WINNERS prcsident opened the meeting - • ol to r) Mrs. George Sanders. Mrs. Phyllis Landis, Mrs. William with prayer. The circle voted to , French give a monetary donation to (Herald Photo By Charles Edwards Garden Club library. Members also voted to buy a I bowl for Mrs. G. Behrens to ,, replace the traveling trophy, that she had won. Sanford BPW Club To Mark Secretary Mrs. 1.. T. Sheppard read two "thank you" ters from friends letTV Horticulture report was 25111 A ii ni versa ry With Tea gien by Mrs. II. F. McWhorter. who said that now is the time to Plans for the upcoming Silver the evening and enlightened the Virginia Hughey. fertilize fruit trees, Camellias Tea highlighted the recent club on some of the bills ti be The next meeting will be hi ad Azaleas, after blooming. ,iieeting of the Sanford presented to county and state March 6 at 7 p.m. at I ('Ut back poinsettias after Business and Professional legislature. Cavalier Motor Inn. Gut cold weather has gone Plant Women's flub \lembers attending the speaker will be John Doe w Sale 560 _- T ( Wtny styles to :hoose from: 4 r...I. •. $088 W PAIR saga 0 VF COMPA ANY 201 E. FIRST ST. 124W. Church Orlando Pi,422.3U1 !NFORO p1L322.1494 Save 20% on women's coordinated sportswear. - .. Separates in denim. Stripes, solids, etc. Pants& Skirts Outfits. " *!?..'U i !g '. .4. • . . ' " • ., I$ •41 , ' • K • ? ' •U41S4$ 45 I, I 4, I, 4, Long unbleached 'muslin dresses r' edged in lace are here now! . . .'- ..• • .•, s • 4... •• .s'J a- • ±t . BYFANNETrEEDWARDS Daytona Beach, for her two. lleraldCorTespondent piece daytime frock of light blue and white polyester, which DELTONA—.A record at. cost only $16.31 to make. tendance of 176 members of the Mrs. Phillip Landis, Satellite, Sixth District of the Florida Daytona Beach, won second Federation of Women's Clubs prize for her beige and blown attended a District Fine Arts plaid two-piece suit of polyester Festival in the club house of the at a cost of $17.31; and Mrs. lltona Woman's Club. William French of the Deltona There were 136 entries. The Club was third place winner for categories includ'd ceramics, her two-piece pantsuitof yellow knitting, crocheting, polyester at a cost of $13.51. decoupage, metal craft, holiday Winners in some of the other lucorations, macrame, categories of the other Arts and eaving, art (oil and acrylics), Crafts were Paintings (still miscellaneous crafts and life), Mrs. SuziCrosbicof Cocoa sewing. Junior Club, first; Mrs. Walter Mrs. Wagner introduced Mrs. Zotze of Satellite, second; and I knry Lingknecht, president of Mrs. Miles Brasdet of Oran te Doltoru Woman's Club, who City, 3rd. welcomed the Women's Clubs, For oil paintings, Mrs. tth Senior and Junior within Stanley Adams of Cocoa Senior Sixth District. C!ub was first; Mrs. William Following the luncheon a Harr of Deltona second; and fashion show was presented Mrs. Marnie Griffin of with the models wearing their Titusville, third. entries in the sewing contest. Mrs. Herman Reiter of These include both Junior and Titu.sville, received a special Senior Club entries. They prize for her dolls tressed in showeddaytime, playtime and period and many native evening apparel. costumes. She had fl entries. Winners in the Junior contest Mrs Henrylaylorof Cocoa were Mrs. George Atkins of Beach Marine Senior Club (,..-... f,.. h... 1i 1,1 ..,.I.a U, 1'I Ifl.I IIIII LIIR nylon evening gown with gold received the slwrlai nil aintin; threads with long sleeves with award for her Landscape. First prize for decoupage cuffs which cost 128(X) to make. went to Mrs. LeRoy Mason of Second prize went to Mrs. Titusville, for her beautifully Fans Gaffney of Melbourne for detorated table, Queen Ann her flowered chiffon with gold _,, , threads evening gown at a cost of $23.11. The first prize for abstract Third prize went to Mrs. art was won by Mrs. John Donald Willis of Palmetto Club Belcher of Ormond Beach; of Daytona Beach for her second, Mrs. Floyd Lemmon; evening gown of solid orangt and third, Mrs. It. Wm. bodice, long sleeves with cuffs, Williams of Cocoa Juniors. ind orange flowered gathered A table of ceramics, molds skirt. The cost was $34.00. etc., was disp!ayed and first Winners in the Senior contest prize went to Mrs. Janis • Costello George Sanders, of the Cocoa Junior 9wdoiøl Purcell's Spring collection is growing ...and our Junior Fashions are the greatest! For Arts Event LADIES '\ '\ \ \ gli0g ,411e At Woman's Club SALE k Thursday, Feb. 2L1974-58 �4 - ------ - . - ---- - - - - - --- - - The Sanford Herald Thursday Feb. 28, 1974 Htghleghts Doctor ty TV Time Previews FAriag •pilltoy l, Dear AbbN) Bibllcal ALLEY 00j DifficuI I1 CBS CBS MOVIE composer (he Rings his hit 1 1 to the Heart" ftal!gmns when himself arres b& AO a Poll ° ted and Jalted so U Riverside," Niy Russoll vigilante On of the SPECIAL "Hello, Dolly!" Big, Believe in MUSIC"), Don Adams a car crashes Into the rear he can get close to the con- do "Just a Little Lo'tin" and group Is Ke ller's f riend who IflIOrIUC Is killed during the of Overcome but an awful bore as a and McLean Stevenson. Ironside's van. The other driver demned man. Once in Jail, George Burns romp through suddenly finds himself accused 5rtIe. Keller's friend Is a movie. It was a hot on the stage, Adams, Stevenson and Flip are turns out to be By GEORGE W. CRANE, Mrs. Daniel Caine's problem Is get ting out, "Grizzly Bear." Dionne of murder. The vigilantes raid a suspt. but 1t much of Its glitter In the very funny in a skit about three Keyes (Elizabeth Ashley), who as well as proving the man Warwick, Doug Kersaw, Lynn Pb. D., M.D. transformation to the screen. married guys on the loose for a thinks she's having a coronar y Innocent. Anderson and Tom T. Hall an. Dr. Bundesen was the Dr. At any rate, It's a question of few days. attack. But medical "THE SPOckof the l$3ts. Yet befod whether it's worth waiting other performers. examination turns up the he WU often talking over the almost three hours to hear HONG startling evidence that the io-ii NBC COUNTRY heads of readers. Note the Louis Armstrong sing the title woman has a bullet in her body MUSIC, U.S.A. Mac Davis, in practical yardstick he tbtu song. Barbra Streisand and 5:30.9 ABC FIREHOUSE which has moved dangerously his second appearance of the l0-1I ABC ThE STREETS OF CAT" employed to make sure his Walter Matthau are the "an- "Strike, Spare and Burn" close to her heart. The plot night on prime time, hosts this SAN FRANCISCO "Rampage" medical column was un• X], tagonists" as she plays the Captain Ryerson and his thkkena when the bullet Is derstood musical romp by through country. Residents of an area terrorized _____ 'verage matchmaker, and he's th e Firefighters race over to an 31d removed and turns out to be music land. Viewers also get to by hoods decide to take the law M Chlesg0afts- Climic 111411"IP artists eligible businessman from theater which has been cI from the sarne gun that killed LAST 'N a see Nck Martin sing "Down by Into their own hands and form a I need to imitate him! Yonkers. It cost $20 million to verted Into a bowling alley union rebel two years earlier. CASE Z-664: Dr. Herman make, and virtua lly sent 20th DAILY when a lire breaks out there. , • • Bundesen authored the most TOMORROW Century-Fox into near They are unaware ofa storage Wishes, Summer Famous book on child rearing In bankruptcy. Jn nc xla1. WintcrDreams so vault loaded with dangerous I the l93G. nitrate-type film that 910 ABC KUNG Eli 'i Millions of Chicago and automatically explodes when PassIdn of Chen Yl" A Shaolln Midwestern mothers followed the temperature reiches 120 disciple Is arrested, convicted his worth of wisdom regarding NBC THE FLIP WILSON degrees. and Facing the gallows for l'he discontinuance of State to invitations than ever by baby care. SHOW A good lineup of guests . murder. Caine believes In his FFA and 441 hctivIUes at this Future Farmer of America He was the Dr. Spock of that tonight. Redd Foix from innocence, thinks he's acyears Florida State Fair In Clubs around the State. PFA generation. Sanford and Son," Mac Davis, Tampa duc to the Energy Crisis Day slated for Friday, March 1 cepting blame to protect And he wrote aspiendeddaily bright youz.g singer and 9-10 NBC IRONSIDE "Close someone else. Caine gets and other rela ted problems is will be by far the most outmedical column for American cipected to result in a iiuirked standing thus far. It will ncsp.ipers increase by participating clubs culminate with the big FFA "Dr. Crane," he informed me, in this years 62nd Cen tral Awards Banquet that evening at our Northwestern University ** * Florida Fair In Orlando. The at 6:30. As In the past all FFA Medical luncheon, "do you Fair which is scheduled to run members are invited to attend know how I test my daily February 26 thru March 9 has the Fair free of charge that I I column?" Al already received more replies weekend. — By ABIGAIL VAN B*JREPJ ii I emptying the wastepaper -t basketsandmopp1ngtheflo.s. "We were on friendly terms, For I had given them medical attentIon, so they liked lfl. "As a result, I'd let them si t THURSDAY EVENING 7:00 (2) To Tell The Tru th (a) Hogan's Heroes (C) Dragnet W) News LIIt3, Yoga And You ( Mod Squad 7:30 (2) Treasure Hunt (6) Andy Griffith t ) Truth (), Consequences in my office and listen (13) MOVIe (24) Woman 1:00 (2) Flip Wilson while I read my column. "ThenI'daskthemtoteQm, (74) Behind The down In their own words, what I had written. "11 they could repeat general ideas, I let the column stand. But 11 thy "It 't COlD. prebend. I'd sit down and rewrite it to make It more mpl" CONSuMER SURVEY lláwu,lnaIen,e, afonn of "Conswner wwy," for those women represented the reading skill of the a verage Chicagoan. It would be wise for current university fl3t1 cartoonists to Dr. Bundesen's practical () e Lines (44) Bold Ones 5:30 (9) Fire House 9:00 (2) iromlde (6) movie (9) '(wig Fu (24) HumanitIes Film Forum (44) Movie 9:30 (13) Dick Powell Theatre 10:00 (2) Musicc Country (C) Streets San Francisco 10:30 (ii) RFD Hollywood (24) Bill Moyers 11:00 (2) News (C) News (44) Night Gallery 11:30 (2) Tonight Show (C) Wide World Of For the reading corn. Entertainment prehension of Americans Is ITIUCII lower than most Pe'0P1e iri. , Recently, an official of NEW stated that 21,000,000 American a adults aid school IIIIdeUI C supposed reading age, are still Illiterate! IlereinChicago. for exam ple, 11 30 Holl yw ood Squares (6.) 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W. ..... i... ...-. .- ,,_.,.l.1 "i liii". lI i'v "I3U .v vwi n.j. re move that ta ttoo now but It's too expensive and too nalnful IA I hitS kn ..r-pmlr,dln,, '11" mvlf n. that I h.l (hr... -• kids by a previous marriage when he married me to he must have loved me a lot, He has been a wonderful husband to me, and a terrific father to my kids, so I'm not going to let a little thing like 1i rauyit on nis cnest bother me. Sign me. LUCKIER THAN PATSY tJ Wormed that Dr. Car" Manchester of San Diego came up With a new technique for removing unwanted tattoos Its called "salabraslon," and We suppoieiih the cheapest and easiest method, and leaves no scars. Briefly. It's done by rubbing table salt Into the tattoo. [Don't try to do It yourself—consult a doctor!) It's approved by the California Medical A.uocLatlon. Now U your husband wants to salt Patsy away permanently, he can rub salt in the wound. • j Enjoy the same fine Country.Politin Music that you hays enjoyed in the past by Grady Bulk,', Tyson Linda and Las Varn,s i \ Featuring: MIN WAYNE' WHEM WOMEN ____________________ _____________________ Pt)' "WOMEN IN eo Xww PIM DIIlJGDiG —No. 3 At 10:55 - m w 9gj CAGES" can : save 1:00 (2) Tomorrow Show (C) Movie ($4) News 1:03 (4) movie FRIDAY MORNING 600 (9) Sunrise .Jubilee 6:13 (2) Sunshine Almanac ) Sunshine Alinatw 6:30 (2) - Spring Street funny to such illiterates, for 7:00 i U.S.A. (4) Sunrise Semester Ty they don't even understand the (4) CBS No" etiquette violations being Bozo's Big Top 1:00 (6) Capt. kangaroo depicte d. () Mike Douglas Ar.d any attempt to wit, as show indicated by a "ps" or by 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue Innuendo, falls flat on probably Show half our tcal Chicago (4) Whars My Line? population! Movie 9 30 (6) Concentration "Dennis, The Menace ' thoughsoidasa "chIld nlc" 10.00 (2) DInah's act (6) The is over the heads of most people Wild who haven't Lone to college or 10:30 (2) Jeopardy at least have an I.Q. of 115. (6) The S10000 Yet our most educated groups, such as physiciarb, laers, bankers and similar Pyramid (44) Fury - AT PARTICIPATING DEALERS DEAR DOESN'T: Tell them--exactly the way you Wd I me. I DEAR ABBY: How do you get a little wart off your JUDI hands? lologist. Socially speaking—tell him you're Wily With this coupon you get one Jumbo dinner FREE I Pr.Mems? Yea H feel better it you get it Ott 7011' CheSt. For a Personal reply, write to ASHY: Boa N,. 15711, LA., allI, MO. Enclose stansped, seit.addreuead envelope, when you buy two Jumbo dinners. NO CASH VALUI * pleas.. H1 F.r Abby's new booklet, "What 'es.Agen Wait Bares, 132 Lasky Dr.. BIT' Know." sead $1 to Abigaill V (C) General Hospital (44) New Zoo Revue 3:30 (2) How To Survive A Marriage (4) Match Game (C) One L i fe To Sily Mills.c. * — -- on the policy games and numbers rac-(et5! Newspaper advertisements would also fall flat au tvgards a large segment of our Live ! (44) Bullwlnkle 4:00 (3) Se (6) Mery Griffin (C) Lucy Show (24; Sesame Street (44) Gilligan' island 4:30(2) Bonanza - sit1Id(lj (9) Mov I@ (44) Petticoat A INCLUDING 1OO JACKPOT • -J - 1— Y7:30 P. M. FOR ALL EVENING • t Ckicke, BINGO Ke"tud EACH JUMBO DINNER CONTAINS 5 PIECES OF 21 Clergyman. "FINGER LICKIN' GOOD" KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN COLE SLAW, MASHED POTATOES AND GRAVY AND ROLLS BUY 2 JUMBO DINNE5 AND GET ONE_ I A lab i . blow 2501 the north 30 Regulation of one dFr soeed 34 Associates SSRu&hesof 7 Variety of 367?Ireewiw I S the east ICrimson I OL. Jl yelp i call 4OI'Iayhoitlo 41 ScottithaIder tie-es 42 jump 43 Concerning 2 a ,,4i • •1 L4 - wJs I tSllerdsmanof IS(rrat Like Tek 44 European 27 Asum blackbird silkworm uartz flowers 22 Routes lab s 29 American CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS lAE YOU MET MITCHELL L4VEO(J5, THE JEW DUDE N Ti.IE 47 Gaelic 49t'nie iSp i 51 Primate f4 (Vk %PA P(A III ' t A SSN. 00001011 ...LN1%P1MORI'\ IJ1tL*6G! r ONE E i BtOW... j 8 WE G1NI? /vO4lF OF VU AN' 110M OFF Wi49E P50 MC GO UI(.E 1415 FUR \,VAS oe1 FIRE L cattooniit 31 Refusal 34 Agrees 36 Embel t s 24 lIllian lewiS S Wading bird S Permitting 32Mainartery 33 Id011iC Now ON ' by Lorry Lewis / H IS VERSION OF \I ,Ti1E oLDrl4lNK')I 1Ei4 HAVE '-YOU SEEN I TIE SIGN ON WIS - Si GW i ,/ M EDITATE I EN DENTALLY! I DORM a UNEEN ouiuuaaiaa 11• ___ JmaumIJ oo N u -.2on no R aam HIIIIIIIIIHNN ON 01I20 111E AMNON unmoor n R BUGS BUNNY m oonan E PRICErp AT T).iROJRREiT 1413+4 LEVELS, T4E JL) SYLVESTUR AREN'T MA, cv tt!1j k' SEAFOOD ' GRoTro go 0 7MON Wrrb4 RESTAJURMr CAXS AGAIN, K\c) EN ago by Hcimdohl & Stotfel nion -- oom -' 0 2.26 CAPTAIN EASY - , I M NOT T'1i5JC, TO I POLLY'S POINTERS TELL YOU I 3A54 Fig stains prove by NOW ',J KNOW WHY COt)L('J'l SELJEIE I MY5Es$!Ws4E5JTstAr I Crooks & Lawrence FOKCI ae T.tKIIJ - really stubborn B v lll o ll~• _______ - PoIIy's ProDIem -DE A R POLLY — I have asked ever where I kn1l im with no luck it there is a way to remove fig stains from ii cotton permanent press garments. Does anyone have help For me? - R. R. 11 - 0 DEAR POLLY — My Pet Peeve concerns the way out newspapers are delivered. ldo not see why those wiis,a.rn. ble the various parts of the paper do not put some other sec. lion on the outside rather than the one with Front page. It doing this It would be protected and not hit'cow wet, soiled or torn when thrown u on the walk or driveway Often they are pitched withsuch prce o there are small pieces torn out of that important front page — FRANCES. DEAR POLLY — Brenda wanted to know how to keep titist away from her paintings as they dried I took a course in photo coloring and was told to leave the painting on the easel and cover with waxed paper so it did not touch or stick and no dust could settle on It while dr,ying — IZETTA. DEAR POLLY As to Brenda s question about dust get ling on her wet oil paintings! have taught oil painting for 10 years and have never heard of this problem before. Most nainters use a drier and a naintino done in ihk will d ry overnight Or before dust has an opportunity to collect, Too much drier can cause a painting to cuuk preniattire!v so get detailed instructions on how Iii use it ()II p.iiut iiig continue to dry over a period of months and need to hi eatht' so should never be varnished with hard resin varnis hes U,.4' a soft resin varnish untilthey are a year old. — M1UlA DEAR POLLY — I found that wFhen handse wing with polyester thread it would knot at nearly every stitch Now I moien y linger and thumb with vinegar, m pull a strand of thread between them and proceed to thread my needle I ho pe others will Find this helpful when sewing with this new thread. - RUTH C. DEAR POLL? — When children collect many punks num ber the boxes I, 2 and 3 and so on. Then number the backs of all the pieces with the same number as the box they go in. Continue this with each puzzle according to numbers and lino you are saved a lot of time (and nerves) whets several mules are upset at the same time. (I'ollys note This would be a great help when teaching chilren to itit away their own punks when they finish with the(! FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thoves Christ's "Sermcn on the AflIOI IIakaM * your life is largely up to YOU! Carroll Righter's Individual Forecast for your sign for March COLONEL SAND is now ready. For your copy send your birthdate and $1 to Carroll RighterForecast 'TheSan(ord .lerald, Box 6, Hollywood, Calif. 90028 IL ' WHAT ARE WE . * -- - .I Q GOIN&TOTEJJ. THEM BACIC AT SPACE CENTER \ 2-28 THE WINTP'POP by Dick CsvslIi HOLD GTILL A POIL'5PT.' MINUTE, CHIPS. BLON DIE THIS STP:NG K WSLL REMIND YOU TO PICK UP THE DRY CLEANING OW THE WAY HOME SHE TREATS) ME LIKE A TS.sO- SHE SHOULD REALIZE 1.1 A C'vs'W,RESPOJSiBLE A DULT ,? /9 C --- 4 YEAR-OLD WHAT'D SHE SAY Ti-S) STRI146 WAS FOR AG-'c I CII a ... - Percentage play rewarded '- tant card. Applying the ho! the Code word ARCh he would ask - ,— himself: "how can I make this hand if East holds the king of diamonds?" Then he would see that the Inn,, h. r.n,I,.•,-s,s h i,i.f JI ,,s,,,ki •IIII Ifl .iI"Pi IVIUli* lie would lead his 10 of dia' monds at trick two and then rise with dummy's ace. Caution and percentage'plav would be rewarded. he in BEETLE BAILEY Mort Walker would drop South would run oft the rest of the diamond suit and be sure of at least 10 trick.t lie would probably make it 11 aIthouh per(ect dis. carding by East and West would stop that second overtrick, nfIn'ih',,i. hi..-frmnn, flnn'f ,.,.id ,-,n ,whn Iikt vnn •S"t_ ''t_'i. •" S J••• mirs wi!l have the power tosolv many problems difficult for ithat others. Also, there Is mucI ingenuity and inventiveness. Give the right spiritual training early ani necessary cultural advantages, "The Stars Impel, they do not compel." What you make of -- - WIN AT BRIDGE MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 211 You think someone Is Vying to pull a pretty fast one on you, but you had better Just stick to your work and get ahead quicker. I.EO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Listen to what good friends have to suggest and follow their advice for best results now. Postpone personal ambitions until a better day. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Backing higher-ups Is wise, even though you may feel they are not operating as you would like them to do. Improve credit. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Take the treatments that give you more vitality. Don't get In a dither over something that Is now of your business. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) If you spend too much for pleasuenow,youca- -certainly regret It later on. Do not get in dutch with a higher-up. Pay bills, PISCESFeb.20toMar.20)Lelkinknowhowmuchyoullke them instead of critizing, picking on them. IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY ... he or she will require more sleep and rest and better diet than most because of the nervousness here. However, here Is a very clever and brilliant I - (Sept 2.1 to Oct. 22) You're tempted to go from one activity to the other, but stick to one thing until finished. later, study ways to expand. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Don't annoy mate with some kind of action not liked. Avoid one who has some rather unusual ways of operating. Meet obligations. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Make sure you do not take risks when talking to mate or associates, or you alienate their * AT THE KENtUCKY FRIED CHICEEH STORE NEAREST YOU ID Almi lIMaIl brews 12 Headland Ia re-ft 2iSIe7Is'i 22 Viii dogso( India I Dirty 21talianstream ZiMawuiine 3Ship spar - - nickname I 1511111 330pen I.lI3hl (WITH COUPON ONLYI Mount," for the"d stumble, even on its in'mosyllablej!" (Alwiyi aTfte to Dr. Crane In care of The Fsa&alord lie-raid, eacahig a bag stamped, f OuHk OSA SuEitx Ma--FOR A 6X IA. - OUTCAST I G44ALL PIJT BE! A cIMPI iFtEff I TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Show diplomacy In handling any monetary affairs, listening to experts. Avoid outlandish clothes and show conservative taste. GEMINI iMay 21 to June 21) Although you are nervous, carry on In a steady fashion and all goes well. Make your plans and then Folow through. Organize finances, we about the only Intelligible symbols in the ads! The v2rage high acbo1 tMcltr In tbcag wouldu't dsre hase her pupils try to stand up and even read aloud for ow of his kiklielisi I GENERAL TENDENCIES: Considerable confusion can be In effect, so take no r isks, but follow accept ed ways now. Study means for getting ahead so that when the aspects are better you will he awe in ni . nrncr.e ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) Do not neglect routine affairs, or you lose goodwill of others. Study statements for accuracy. Avoid one with a bad temper. population, if prices here Cents to C*VtT typIng and prisilig costs wbes you vnd FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1974 * ' 1II Junction GAMES-PAY ONCE J6HOROSOPE —•1' from the Carroll RI,t.r Institute - - omitted, for those Arabic numerals (plus the pictures) addressed envelope and U CAR ROLL RIGHTER is — ;ftfeS3I0naI experts, are so steeped In their own technical numbers, hawing gambled daIly DEAR JIJDI: Dermat.hgleally speakIng—see a divas. - I • YOU Ottli GOOD THROUGH SUNDAY MARCH 3.1074 N clubs 55 American noeIisI 4 0sN ...IP4W1,4414 10 I Right 91h & Oak IS Storehouse drive, not learning. I feel It's really none of their business as long U I don't ask them to chauffeur me a round. DOESN'T DRIVE * I A t4Certain golf 20 Rod curve 'SOUb SET TER GOWASH THO5E ' 'THE ADVICE 'VOIJGNE 15 UA.5ED BEfRsE5 OFF OF VERV SOUND' WERE MUST aj. F"Y" THEY REALLY BE WATER 50Wl4ERE SMELl. MD' A*)UND... I S3 mail yan ungulates nephew never learned how to drive a car and I don't care to. I have always provided my own transportation and have never Imposed upon my friends to drive meplaces. My problem is having to defend myself against people who first ask me how come I never learned how to (6) The Price Is All Souls Church 5347onlry and then give me a long lecture on how "foolish" I am for coupon • 16 Moves DEAR ABBY: For reasons too numerous to mention I * I This I - a "Bigger Than E ves" Tony a Louis CoslantIno. Your Host £ Hostess PH. flj.3 105 hwy. 17ClOnLak,Menro, Sanford U Mix anew DEAR NERVOUS: Do your best to keep her at arm's length. And get a chain for your doorto keep her out whlle you are la Ih1U•IuuIIIiui CUT THIS COUPON OUT Night Life - •—NoAtC:20-- (C) Girl In My (44) Patsy Duke 11 P.M. Catfish £ Hushpuppies. Mouth. watering Charcoal Steaks a Sea. food Our Specialty. 'f4fj - 'TIE 3:00(2) Mother World the dliteracybso bad that even the blurbs or "balloons" In the strip comics are over the heads of half grammAr and high schoolstudents, not to ton (heir parents! "Dennis, The Menace" Is not jargon that they can't believe what I am saying! Zip codes were added to our post office addresses In part because so many postal employes can't even read' But they do recognize Arabic DEAR ABBY: I am having a terrible time with my landlady. You see, I get this mom for only $30 a month, anl it is big and airy and near my work, and I can't afford to move. The landlady likes me too much. I'm 23, and she is old enough to be my mother. The other morning I woke up and she was standing over me watching me sleep! (She has her own key.) If! clean up the yard she hugs and kisses me so much I can hardly get away from her. [I think she drinks a little.] When I pay the rent she always asks me to stay and visit a while, then abe gets ktssy with me. I don't want to insult her or she'll kick me out, so what do you susrest? NERVOUS -1 DINING ROOM OPEN 4 P.M. jr I I$ Circular. for. by Dci'. Grow, DEAR LUCKIER: You're luckier than you thought. I'm - 3'•FEATURES • ' I No A?730— - SI I. my head on my husband's chest every night, and I see ,, ,, "Patsy" staring me In the face. (My name is Marie.) It was nothing serious—just a kid romance. He was 16 I U M C4Pf4OIISle? Y. $ DEAR ABBY: Ihave some advice for Rosemary whose . husband had "Helen" tattooed Don't worry. For the last three years I've been resting _________________ 'J C)I5 Th1L ibot 19 Those who 1I cruelly 4Ifl5h'k 711t 44 45 lInde (dial sidewise 17 Abrahams Television ER MOON' li Tattoo Was Kid Stuff Activities Discontinuance Due To The Energy Crisis P'A I' He WAI 'aaii 7 Biblical river Wfieri I shook my heard, he 1100 (2) Wizard Of Odds men from the She Realizes Hubby's __________ continued: "Wdl, I soon learned that our medical terms are X.Y.Z cc Greek' to the usual newspaper reader. "So i dedded I'd employ the La)lflafl'S yardstick. "When I had completed my column e,ch a ft ernoon, It was about time for two scrub women of our building to start Thursday, Feb. 28,1914--78 The Sanford Herald 1PI 1OOPER I *\,'5i'tipN I'.Iiftiisir t'-\ COOPER - 2-2? By Oswald & James Jacoby [I'{a'1 1 IJ77IU A match-Doint duplicate ..... . ponye, ld pr ably Ao The bidding has been n down at"' three nootruump. He would look over dummy; w t North East Seat)' decide that three notrump 4 was a normal contract anti • I'1¼S ' take the diamond fins sss. In You, South, hold an effort o score as many .. 4AM 7 u CA K 76 5324k 10 3 overtricks as possible. What do *i do now A winning rubber bridge A— Just player would make the con tract. He would win the first T air part ' ni'rontinues to five spade and study the hand Just clubs Vist do you do now' K enough to see that Answer Tomorroc W st held the king of dia- .. . THE PHANTOM - - WOT FATHfR , T"ER cYLJ3i4TER5 ' 5J,4'tL'Y 45A'Ep WHAT'5 ALL TIeS TOPO WITW ',SE - óL)E5'7 4' g ' V'Cu WANT ME 70 19 'JFiN, A HU56ANP NWO, 5l Lt.'(. i'vE LREAPY FCtpP monds three notrump would Send $ 1 for JACOBY MODERN wheel in even though West book to -Wsnat Bridge." (clo made his king. Then he would Th, "a papers P C) Box 499 see that trouble was is'. store Rad'o City Station Ner. Ycr if Fast held that very impor- N y JQQ 59 -- t Is ' J N ,. . - .• ,J. 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One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 28, 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/3ad4fb4993a6aadf6738d7499f04d4be.pdf 45e45d0e0493bdf3bd2115091b58eb0b PDF Text Text _______________________ _____________________ '' 66- The Sanford Herald - - ' - - r' _ ' r_. Monday, Mar. 23, 1974 fir Sell" Don't Bank The Cash When You 41' Hovft for Sal. 41 REALTY I H SANFORD 1541 S. Frrch Ave, Days In 72)7 - NE S3 CON VENENT LOCATION 7 me Tested 1 Nutt 377 5371 CUts ill llfl carpet. central H I A Term, You or young of hilarl this is itI 2 bid.00m ?omt is immaculate with c ar pet and air, on a beautiful COffl(1 in CaItItbifly. Back yard v*fyfliCC. Cad l,nc,d Only 121,000 Call Barbara McLean. Assoc FORESTCITY IDEAL BUILDING SITE Beautiful hQt' & dry tomes?, (Otfls%tiflQ Cl approarnitety I 1 d acres 175' frontage on W Lake Branfley Rd. in area of RIAAA zoning Ready to budO Ca. or hold for apprtc.alion i'rced right il $11,100 Cut Joan (icier, 76 Stop Urn! " I ON GWOOD Okay you privacy hikers. we found it! 7 bdrm tome with central ar teat, beautiful use of pn parting. ivit off the Longwood Rd with many oak tries Nc. available at 114.300 Horse s hoarded nearby IncRealtors Lon9*OOd 2 ,',:.P'i '["L %C(t,Qfl. IOA $11515 Real neil hcrtr 'eacid back yard ?'u a .%QQ't.'e AVAILABLE ODAY' ] bedroom, 2 bath hOme a the county Huge yard, indoor Utility, oldoor storage A grand buy. $31.00 20 WEST- 3 bedroom. Iti bath. Marty new home Central Pica?, ready for lie, willed a yard Oi, $31,000 DUPLE* LOT- Park Ave. $1000 Stemper Realty MLS SANFORD 3 H. UNSWORTH REALTY 103 W.Fwit so. EVEREST REALTY INC. t 44 4344 Maitland, 1111111 a SOUTH SANFORD REALTOR. 323 7730 WE WILL HELP YOU IF YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL Phyllis Capooni, REALTOR We invite your comparison with all other homes you have considered. S.. Orange Hilts in Orange City, today, A new community of 30 bllckhomesWest ol 17'l2onl4olly' Dr. Our sign will direct you. Ault,n D,ovelopment Corp, Atti monte Springs. Call Collect 901 7754714. Mr Bradford Open 14 pm SO $2 Sill ALTAMONTE-(e,rner lot, 1001110'. wooded, $7500 DELTOPIA-W.'sI, near St. Jofv's Piter 5 acre's. wooded. 515.000 APOPkA. 13 acres, Older Fume, "*.calltoday TAFFER REALTY VILLAGE in 4455 It minutes from Sanford and Orlands. Etf.cteacs,s. I & I berm, Tewnbeese from Sill ,a , ,,,_ Everything Reduced from 20 to SO Pct off for quick hale' Save at the Old Corral Western Shop, Hwy . I? 92, I Ml So of DeBary, IMMACULATE 7 bedroom. I bath. family room. kitchen lquivW, ts'tlt air, fenced, shade is fruit Ire" PIke area LOW Ioxn Realtor s windows Buyer 6 pieces, $13. Also new leatbar saddlebag, $70 Ph. I I I k'$t C. .iirid J Nit 3 berm, bath spl it Plan Large paneled fI'niiy room Assume 7 pry mtg 173.700 HALL REALTY - ..j..- $ Acres, part orange grove, part cleared, terms arranged by Large Banquet tables, brand new, owner. (516) 3631)03 or 323363$ 53$ each. Also mrsc , restaurant for lnfoentiy, equIpment. 372 301$ between land I 2735771 ®lLT0R 61 2"s6"i?'7" 21' travel trailer. Sell contained Tale over payments. Gas dryer, $75 f'. 3730)14 Stenstrom 62 Realty 4, Vibrunum Hedges in cans IS" to 2' tall. Well bunched, II 00, 207 W 701h St. Sanford 63 ive acres, high, dr y and wooded Exclusive Evanidale section, Minutes to 14. Gotl coursi and Shopping $26,300 Won't leVI REALTOR-OWNER Ca ll 3222420 Anytime "San fords Sales leader" Yr Multiple listingAgen-cy Local and National MIS Dr. Moving? Why not live in Sanford's finest established residential area? - , 11: ,~ 1~ %-I ~ 3543 Park - -- ft~~ , - _____ .- - __ i Swimming Pool with all acc es sories 32' diameter, 1' deep Price-SilO N, I" limn AISLE REFIT-All's Grand to serve Opening with the best eguipminl YOU 1014 Sr French Ave 3231110 - 1 - E-T ~~_, ' N*- V_ = - 9 ~ ~- if ~ I " )7) S)26 4unu _______________________ , I. I Of LU1I I Oanford l!9 VI 1(1?J Cwrl,y While mal. Toy Poodle $ mos. old '04c C. LII shots. Pt. 337 441Q COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE On Large Wooded The Country Club, Built With Pride By Near - Hup, 5411. CO.fligll, appease, of Wecal $ates Ouf of anything of 1W I,a.,,,v, A... .ai,,a 377140 . - .4 Ii puppy to gooid home In 'Auctloneering Service* Situated 211 W. 23 Auction * for Safe I plait. I f"ale, Ills each Call 37303$ or 363 5330 MONDAY NIGHT Ant,quti TV". Be.gles Beautiful tn color ed M'tiefhin, New arid used ippies Male and female, AKC tr''tre' And appliances Plus registered Ph 34 5431 speuat sale, (waIch ads) IIOMØ OF DISTINCTION Lots it - fr'v',: -----' pf, 3223 103 for *ppt. PeisandSuppli.s iterranean commode, 123 Ph - ,VIMKT~M~ zw 1 ;; 7721431 Hous.,,old Goods Cci'rh 1. thai,, Early Amfl,(ln, I I Tufted baa. Euelienl frame. $65. Ph. 337.174 before p- m. - Full line GE Appliances Santord Eledric Company 7572 Park Drive, 372 1Se2 House Cleaning NOTHERN TlMObpiy HAY BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR Plus mailchirell ~it. 12W of be" 101$. BALE. 12 50115 1004 PH. 332143 after 5$.__- GORMLY, E HWY. 11 SANFORD 1 ________ 0C4' , I ; : Pdb Pet Ca, -• Repairs Pressure Cleaning Honest free estimates. Phcni 323 HAPPY BEAR. lticlent c plaster, block and all masonary AZ REMODELING Restaurant 0, Bar Equipment. Custom fabricated, Some used tems Site or tease $70 3310 j2U3$1. Beauty Care Roofing and watch the results P They - Sand'blaitlng are low in cost toot I! For the finest preparation 01 r' BUDDY'S Concrete etc call III c 'rr t' Remodeling, Add,fis, Custom Work. Free Estimate Licensed Uonded 3230090. _ VINCF POT'S CARPENTRY Interior Trim, Paneling, Custom Carpentry No lob too small in Carpet Cleaning Betttr*ay Carpet Care & Janitorial Service Free Est On. Price Includes alilt I $31 0131 Moran's Ceramics PACKSON'S CERAMiCS. SupplI,'s. kiln dealer. IC S. Closed Thur%d*y ISunday. 373.701). _____ ____ Signs ' Income Tax iiiiii, Dart Sg, r job too %'r',I ." ProfeSSional 7*. Return Service at ciases. Magnetic. PlasIcs '' ' p-Our home No evlra charge "5, On Screening 373 710$ Habit Espanol" Call 373 $72 for appt every afternoon except Beet in ttse way? Sell II last Cad VlSi - -, Saturday ' with a low cost clalsitir'd iii - - 3773510. 373 371 13)1. 'LakeMary' 1 Personal Ial5er'yjc Plo 2Eatp1;p5 Sic C ctniricc 322 71pi TV Service Worr,ed about your income h Coll Lake Mary Public Accounting A, you- reac'y for Channel IS 'stimitrt (',ir?'t , 710 Pa A.,. . today 372 4)1? or 373 5790 - - Ph '''' LawnS,ryjc. NINE _______________________ ' '''1 PAUl, SIATEw Tractor witP mow,,, will cut .tzrn.i'4c ,r l c al l 322 $314. 373 5499 PrOIe't$oral t'.allpaprr Plir.3tr Licensed Resid.ntiI Comm,rc ill ______- Fr.ge E$tlma?es Ph 3724473 -- -- MOwiNG Edcing&Trimming Call Ralon]) 30sa '. Wei Driling - LAWN VACUUMING Mowing,________ edging Call Ralph 373 3934 SPRING CLEANUPS Fr t. LAWN CARE SPECIALISTS Ph 377 1561. MOW. EDGE, LOT CIIANUP , LIGHT HAItI I,11 I'.-' i* .. - the grounds that once given to congressional COflUnittee, the - rather happened than on what might occur, During arguments before the appeals court, Philip A. 141c0vara, counsel for the special prosecutor's office, said Uie sealed material included a let- ter of transmittal, a re port that MOfldayreversedthetrstanc5 a controversial brick wall " ' -- - H' ' . 'P 4* . Not To Block Beaches _ structure is a "hate or spite 322.261J. or 831.9 . 993... , ' ~, simple and sUaight forward In a related matter, defend. and a grand jury. ants In the W te House plum compilation of Information gathered by the gr jury, and no more' In addition to Haldeman and Strachan, the grand Jury indicted John D. Ehrlichrnan, era case, in response to a judge's request for recommen- In another court filing, the special prosecutors office datlons for a trial date, aug. ge.sted dates ranging from next July 15 to March 1, 1975. asked the appeals court to deny Watergate conspirator James W. McCord'g motion for rever- former Ally. Gen. John N. Mil. sal of his conviction on cion- chell, former assistant Atty. Gen. Robert C. Mardlan, for- EhrLichman, Colson, G. Got- don liddy, Bernard L. Barker, - A I ter splracy, burglary and wiretap- ping cha rges. __________________ Wa I I power company. _____"•"l•i. - ' EU -. ' - -. --.s. p - -- is LEGENDARY TRAFFIC COP OWEN Dacey of St. Louis has amused the heart of town. Dacey combines the grace of a ballet dancer, the agility of a gymnast in what might be considered a routine day. motorists and pedestrians for years with his unusual style directing cars during rush hour in wail." TAUAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) are owned by the state. At. Atty. Gen. Barr), 111th- Justices Richard Ervin and of the wall is also a safety Boyd dissented, saying hazard. City officials sa id ti Jost-ph Appeal Court Judge Gerald Daytona Reach should be t County Buys By CHRIS NELSON Herald Staff Writer $10 Million Road Plan cluding the SR 434 Forest City loop road," and noted some toll road. to Oviedo loop road, and $3.5 predictions that it may be the million from the county's gas closest thing to a beitline ever With 2 Years A $10 million, live-year sales tax allotment. bolt. Seminole County road program Not included are several Bush Tuesday said the f irst A workshop session Monday which will see completion of Ofe million dollars In sUte gas tax Outlined the current sUtus of two Years of the five year plan SR "loop road" and four- funds to be used for the six- the pr osed should see all of the SR 434 op $0 miuion enough in protecting the Stadium laning of SR 419 was approved laning projects of U.S. 174 Greater Orlando Beltline projectat least underway, as today by the county commis. and SR 436 currently underway. projects, with East-West well as Improvements to SR's who sat with the Supreme Court Approved A fter eight years, a leg isla to sion. r down, but enfor ced the public's on the case, agreed that 419 between 17-92 and 43-4 in pressway Authority wo ul d be able to ret ire with an The plans, including a None of the money U come right to the dry 1125.000 tower sho uld not be e Seminole County School " (; pledging an August winter Springs, and state work Th income of $256 monthly. de f inite" two-year portion and from ad valorem ta xes, he pu sand Part ° torn down but disputed th e ma - Board approves beac hes. ty on Howell Branch Road east of blic he arin g on th e feasibi li Granted, they do pay a nominal plans for a changeable tut three years, added. All funds are f rom th The opinion written by Chief jnt' opinion reasoning. ' e of the proposed eastern leg in amount into this retirement Justice James Adkins said Seminole 111gb School to begin will be presented to state eight cents sales tax taken from Seminole County. 'I'he $6.2 million bond issue Justices David McCainChief and construction on a $110,000 multi- Department of Transportation gasoline sales, and Includes fund, however, at the end of a property owners cannot inter. Hal Defile will be paid off over 30 years at sports co mplex to be called th e and and ret ired regional officials in DeLand purchases by tourists as well as period of less than six years, fere with public ass to d' Justice Greene refused to be pinned a total interest of $66 million, CaritolI joined Sanford Sports Stadium. by County Engineer Florida citizens, Bush said. they're home free. From (hell sand beach areas which have Adkins In the majority. down on any routes or how the But. Bush said, inflation and Seminole High School's Bill wy Bash. on they can look forward to huge pr oject might be paid for, growth will makc the pçlce been traditionally used for recBooster's Club still shoulder the Bush said the 110 million Loop Road .1Y. reation. branding as "premature" seen reasonable, and the time Richard said he would seek a majority of th e financial bus' includes the recently speculation on all topics. in- period means t he money will The wet sand beaches, areas rehearing on the opinion as it den. For story, see Herald a uthorized $6.2 million bond There'a a local legislative below the mean high tide line, applied to the sky tower, Bush called the SR 434 project eluding the state's opinion the come from road users, rather Action Sports page lB. delegation hearing scheduled issue for ma ny projects, in. a "home made, do it yourself beltllne - if built - should than today's tasnavers. be for Friday, March at 1 p.m. at the Seminole County courtlr'ise, room 203. I'm hoping that many of you will be there to express your comments on this proposed pay business, as well as other items "stuck in your ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. (AP) make cells go wrung under the craw." -Within a year, scientists influence of chemicals, hi3r. Actually, there are only two should isolat,? one or two viniones, Injury or other causes. items presently shown on the ruses that they can prove cause -- Portio ns of viruses might legislative agenda - an human cancers, a prominent . . Involved. So might be defec. be amendmentto Florida Statutes. cpecialis* predicts, as it pertains to the Seminole If this comes about, i -Various studies indicate Memorial Hospital, and the open the door to vaccinating th at two viruses, known as herooIflprehsnhIve planning act. people against those specific sity's College of Physicians and cancer of the breast and the to other people, Dr. Splegelman pes simplex and herpes gen. cancers, much like a polio rae- Surgeons in New York City. other a cancer of bone, he said. and others emphasized. Dr. italis, may be Involved in 14 Got Wt (late! TWs Friday, at cine. His own work points strongly Speaking to a seminar for Spiegelman pointed out that kinds of cancer responsible for 7 p.m. Or it could provide a means to evidence that viruses cause science writers sponsored by doctors and nurses who attend about per cent of all deaths Virus Isolation Predicted .- 1 - "'_._ . M -;: -L- ---t a. ~ 1 Could Open Door To through which doctors could tell human cancer. the American Cancer Society, to many cancer patients do from malignancy, said Dr. Alif the cancer virus and Viruses are known to cause 1)i'. Spelgelman declined to contract cancer, nor ckl their bert Sabin, a pioneer in devel. disease were still present and cancers In chickens and other identify the two groups of re- children. oping a live polio vaccine who is active, or whether curative animals, searchers, lie said neither Is his Specialists dls:usslng the niw an expert tieatziients were being effecDr. Spiegelmar, said ' ie own, which has coire dope to cotnplicried problem of wheth- National Cancer Institute.to the list. knows of two groups of re- such proof. er viruses are a basic cause of Viruses could leave pertinent The prediction comes from searchers whose work he thinks If Viruses should be shown to cancer made these points: "footprints" as to their presDr. Sol Splegetman, director of will, within the year, demon. cause human cancers, it deli-Viruses might be sleeping ence and what they had been the Institute of Cancer Re- strate that a virus can cause nitely does not mean that a or latent in body cells, and be- doing, said Dr. l3enurij llotzsearch at Columbia Univer- human cancer One tnvol'. person with cancer is tnfecttou.s 11)11w stirred mit a,. tmiIy to man, professor of microblolo, -- 11.1 To ff"31"'YOURIUSINESS. 11mb DIAL ~I . . ... are charged with Vaccinating People Against Cancers 't)ICkJOYCE WELL DRILL tNc, larger, pvmpe, sprinklers ON Will It condit,onqs, Ill 4610 WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types arid sits We repair and Service STINE MACHINE I SUPPLY CO. 1-:ut;t,ii,,,) R.! ,lartwtr and Fe I I l Lrles W. Con and Ken-DeDiego wall, complied with city Warren Knowles repeated this Representatives of the bank requirements." to city commissioner, Monday erected by United State Bank of were not present at the corn- No Damage Intent Mercer said there had been Seminole adjacent to a mission meeting. Earlier Y no negotiations with Phelpa on restaurant on U.S. 17.42 and indicated the bank would issue "We're good dtlzena and Mercer 's position has been the sa id a zoning and planning a position statement to the neighbors," Mercer said. wall this morning, "If the wall at the edge of the bank board ruling that part of the press but today bank president we're not doing right then we'll The Z.P board said the wall parking lot was approved by th wall must be demolished as a John Y. Mercer said he hadn't do It. There was no intent to wasn't approved last falj(nthe Z..P board as part of a set ofe safety hazard will prevail, been notified of the city corn- damage anybody with the wall original site plan for the bank's plans submitted by the bank. City Atty, Vernon Mize said if the bank doesn't alter the 10. Cancer . ..,' Wallpaper Hangb'g -°--- have Sirica's order reversed on what has act Pole Hazard Spurred by a sUte Supreme The court cited the Fechtel was elected to office court decision, the attorney "customary rights doctrine" Phelps told commissioners based on his personal general's office says it will be- adopted by Oregon and Hawaii their action "would be all aggravation when the leglala- gin examining Florida's coast- to protect public access to the right" but complained a eontors voted themselves a line for buildings which block ocean. whopping pay raise U to crete utility pole at the east end public access to beaches. tot's "retirement" bi ll . 25 p-Vs e'p,riecce. 345 t(iME IMPROVEMENTS Small JWant,d allegedly trying to block the i vestigation of the Watergate break-In, Lawyers for two of the defendants, H. H. Haldeman and Gordon C. Strachan, tried to abilitorepealaspecialleglsla. position that a sky tower on Mager of West Palm Beach, M'tt P os sible Place a want ad TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON Ilormerly Horrielt's Beauty Nook) SlOE Pine, 322 1742 such claims should be based o Daniel Ellsberg'a psychiatrist. In addition, Ehrlichrnan is charged with lying to the FBI mer White llou~ie ~1),.(Ijjl c,,1,r,_ Sanford city commissioners utWty pole is the property of a mission's latest action On the from the beginning. We feel we new building and City Manager TAUAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) The governor's salary should be raised to $50,000 a year and Cabinet officers' to a state commission says. Legislators' salaries should also be boosted from the rent $12,000to$18,000 over five years,the State Officers Cornpensation Commission said decision "adds hope to protec. It was interesting to learn tion of florida's beaches." that Fechtel Is a lso sponsor ing The court reject ed Richard's ARTS ROOFING CO ____________ torney for the President's reelection finance committee. tration or campaign aides for no accusatory conclusions ft renders no moral or social judgments. The report Is a violaUng the civil rights of just too much," said Fechtel. ardsaidthe1ondayhighcourt the onion did not go far FREE EST REASONABLE t oo smell R L McIntosh 322 transmission of the report to the House after the U.S. Court of neth W. Parkinson, former &t. hstcd the iterlis of evidence, ali'l Property Owners Told $1Z. "And now, this one Rijidtnllit 757377 Shelf or Asi',aIt Driveway's No lobs sy" . oteltefiOr su rfaces Roots. Mob Homes. Co m merc ial, tndS'ria Enclosed Carports, additions, rooting. pointing, pantong. doors &wlfldOW5 Reasonable Fr..Est Guaranteed tit P m l' gave up their attempts to block The appeals court said such contentions were "premature at the least." The court said Sirica said the report "draws / It's proper to remind you Wt 7231357 after'S 0191 defendants the Watergate cover-up case sealed envelope and the satchel March 1, the same day it in. dicted seven former admirils. The grand jury gave Strica a Monday. alluding that no one works In Plumbing Law y ers for two in the evidence itself. "I didn't know athing a bou t it The commission aborecom. . foot42IghwaU the city wiu ha ve wflll I read it In Last night's mended boosting per diem payN to take the matter to court. Herald." merits for state employes to $30 That was the gist of a tale- per day and hiking car mileage Obstructs View Phone call from Rep. Vince payments to 15 cents per mile. Fechtel (R-Sem,) when he The governor's $10,000 In. The commission switch came aAled, "I'm absolutely opposed crease would go Into effect Jan, after Robert Petrie, attorney to that ridiculous suggestion." 7, 1975 when a new term of of. for restaurant-owner A. C. FeCMEI was referring to yes- lice begins, should the ,974 legPhelps, urged the action be terday's lead story concerning Islature approve the recomGOV. ASKEW taken because the eastern end the astronomical pay raise mendatlon. .. Doesn't want raise of the l9o400t4ong wall is a being proposed for practically Gov. Reubin Askew has told safety hazard that obstructs the all state held offices. (See the commission he does not paid $36,000 a year. view of motorists exiting and accompanying story, page 1), want a pay increase while com. The commission proposed entering Phelps' 13-foot mission Chairman Don Reed of that lawmakers' pay be In- driveway between the wall and Fechtel further added that Boca Baton had pushed for a creased Dec. ito $15,000 and 5.5 the restaurant. many of the quotes in our inter- $70,000 a year salary. per cent per year until the 'Leave It to the bank and Mr. view, reader-reaction story Cabinet members now are $18,000 ceiling was reached. Phelps to negotiate over the were accurate. The only op. major Issue Involved," Petrie position would be Fechtel'a said. He didn't identify that vi ew those issue. In Tallahassee are wor th their One member of the audience, salt, and not the "broad brush" developer Brailey Odham, told which was used In the story city commissioners the the state capitol, Plumbing interior and exterior painting, carpentry, electric, ceramic file, Bar & Rest. Equipment Carpentry, housing and Urban Development Department, there is a 48- hour cooling. off period in which land buyers can back out of a sales contract, although this waiting period can be waived in certain circumstances. . Ph IN 40sy _______________________ A11111N.-NE'llillillillillillill Home IMPMV6111111608 :ommerciat & Resictenfial El trica$Ser,,ce,Licens,edI bonded. All $ImnlyaQI Co. 24 Hr. M . swerIne Service $707011. Poultry 1765 I 4ç, PET REST PIN Boardaglcroomag KEN KERNS GARAGE Complete Automotive ServIce RERNS TRANSMISSION SERVICE Auto, Stand I Clutch Specialists Free pick up. delivery & towing in Seen Co With mai3r work. 1110 5, Sanford Ave .3773.447 'POODLE GROOMING,. Livestock And - Automotive Service Specializing in Small indcxld jobs C611 1131 hal government contenti of the report would leak out and possibly prejudice the cover-up trial. ko Commission Urges k To Id To Ban State Pay Increases _______ ______________ ______ ptete or for parts $150 377 $217 after 3. - of the committee in its current inquiry." AppeaL~ turned thenj down last Thury. - 1047 Old, Toronado Will sell car' EXTERIOR $Ji Ire ppples to 000d home. 333 1003 67 1) -- PRESSURE CLEANING F loor Waving, Win RAIAL leach', £l.J,kj Cornmetci.i I, Residential Work. Licensed eledric 'a" Call 1$ $114. A" boarding. With by, I care Proteaslonal PH, 72) 3104ør 323 3010 I SENKARlK GLASS & PAIN Tr Dog training In your home Al, Breed Dog Training Acadia, 3lOMagnoliaAve Call for fr ee e'va1uat,on $31 _ 377 14 77 - ____ - '.6 7 7 65 ___1 SAVE HUNDREDS HIGUTRADES CALL SAM 373 3301 CREAMOpiS 9j Equipment for Rent current regulations administered by the oil EL CAMIPIO Glwilftw TODD'S CARPENTRY Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only II per day. CARROLL'S FURNITURE dent and "bearing on matters within the pri ma ry Jurisdiction running H IL ENGRAVING SERVICE We'll do your Painting ?,44at. Plastics. Jewelry, Trophies Nd'iobtc,osmalI Ph 333 $379 - 611 $tPi Dr. Sanford. Will. Central Heat I Air Conditioning. For free estimates, call Carl Harris. at SEARS in Sanford. 337 I gasoline, $.475 1 electric. $313. Aicondition PIs 37) 1670. 64 terial as foeming on the Presi. Watergate. 0 ~111,,o '4$CHEVELLE WAGON loaded Nothingdo*n,taheo,er Call Credit manager, 37) 4230 - 61 Plymouth. Standard. g000 Ewvbg Moetor Mivers-Ess,ck niodei5SW 4.000 MU Air Cond itioner , $900. Also 11.000 MU, $173; 2 Girl's Bike's. 11 5 for both 1)07417 -- -l•.' Ak Coflditionlng Machinery and Tools .toftn Deere crawIc-, tractor. Ford tractor. Ford farm wagon, tandem low boy traler Ph. )n 196) RCA Color TV , 73' Maple console, 1113 Walnut stereo. $13 Singer Z'g Zag, 156 New stretch jig rag. Ill universal zig tag In Console, $100 it ash or 510 per mc See at SANFORD SEWING CENTER. DK r'iq, 30? F ht St - Sealed il Med Il - SAVE ON TRADE-INS AND REPOSSESSIONS - c A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You In 1I Lake Mary IEALTORS Lawn and Garden dent Nixon's alleged role in 1077 Mazda. like vse'*, low mltear Mull sell $7195 over 30 miles per jl 131 7 or $307301 SERV -- )".iQ"shl'' long and long. 327439) after 70r 3220)54 he would deliver the material, Strica has described the ma- material in the dark brown satchel. 104 381 INE I E 1~ Used pressure treated lumber, PULPWOOD W" __17_1 BU and easy witha ClasSified Ad. Call Building Materials from the House Judiciary Corn. ndttce a sa tchel fi ll ed with grand jury e vidence on Priest- minutes after the time he said cutor's office and went over the I 1 Used Farm Equprreqit will sell fati All sizes and models. IC speeds. S speeds, and itandar hikes now available at Firestone Store. Call 337 0244 Glass WE TAKE TRADES Ion orenion X 6 cyl Auto vror,i Air, radio, root rack 13195 Call Autos lorSale Oldsmobile, power, air, clean. inspected. $250. 333.1)04. ________________ 373 7411 or III 0093 Bicycles arrived at th fudge's office Sirica met wi th John Doar, chief counsel for the Impeachment inquiry; Albert Jenner, minority counsel; and Peter Kreindler of the special PCOSe- '70 CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO. $1,505 CALL MR DRAKE. 44$ 1)72 DEALER ________________________ condition 43.000 onig.n31 miles lien tires 5750 Ph after $30 or weekends, 3777742 Doar, Jenner and Kreindler Dis tr i ct Judge John J. Sirica today turned over to lawyers Hy John A. Spoliki a- Bikes, Bikes, Bikes ChiIdrsns, 6v4 cypress playhouse 1301 W. Fairbanks 413.2323 SB Good Sa maritan Horn.. 101 Mulberry Am., Forest Greene, Inc. 110.300 Must SellIlt 971 Gem Travel Trailer, 32', air, self contained Sleeps 5 See at Harbor Oaks __ Campsite. US I So of Daytona - 32,1594) t,mit, ' Dodge Dart Swinger Low mileage Irunsgreatf Call 3$ liii 'IICHEVY PICKUP 69 Stamps-coins NOTHING DOWN. TAKE OVER CALL CREDIT MANAGER.]?) To buy and seff gold or stfvw Coins. 0310 contact us first. We also buy buik silver COInS SEMINOLE COIN .51 GMC 1' ton closed van truck CENT ER. 100W. Iii Excellent mechanical condition New t,'es. low mileage, 1450 /5 Campers see' Ad.m% Transfer & tcar ics ti Holly or call 372 Travel Trailers 022$ '71 LANCER 17' luxury travel trailer SleepS I Aqua niagic STEP BUMPERS-537.50 toilet. thowir. Stove, oven. TV antenna, awning. 04% heat corn For domestic & imported Pi(klJps, Save 10 pct -Buy direct. presser, battery pack. othe, ci tral Likt new, $1100 Owner. 444 4514 iviS 323.3900 Ci.ctman, 34' travel trailer. Fll'y '"MC WINDOW VAN self contained Air cond. I O*lWf NOTHING DOWN. TAKE OVER used 3 mos Travel or year round CALL CREDIT MANAOER, 373 living Reese hitch, all controls 43)0 4614521 or 323 1711. _______________ ______ ,1771 ROBSON MARINE lO2lifwy 1792 One complete Horizontal Oil Burnt,' •,. ,_ :i LiDordloo, metallic blvt. vo, ,, leather oiterior, white vinyl tc oil eatraa. tape deck. (CUtl control, fl,* tires, very Clean t)7u0 Ideal Parking, 701 Corn i,,rrCi8I St. 322 MI. Mr, Koke C1e'vroltt Dump Trucks 7 1172 6 yd Like new 1100 actual miles PriciOto Silt $7500 below todays parable new truckS 3231470 ORIENTAL RUGS WANT1U Top prices paid, used. any condition. 441 $176. Winter Park 7711 Under Although GAC did not admit to violations of the law under the agreement, it has agreed to make restitution in the form of credits of other property to land buyers who can prove they have been wronged, the sources said. 'Gate Evidence Released To House WASHINGTON (AP) U.S. Drake 445 it?? DriPer , (U Trucks and Trailers )9 Lorry' Mart, 2)5 Sanford Ave Ev,nrude. Parted, 12.000. Ph. 333. FOREST CITY-Lakefront lovity view, 19.500 ROLLING HILLS AREA-Near 'n Ford GaIaiieS00 doe .autornalic.alf $lolis IS' Cobia Cabin Cruiter with IS' Murray tilt trailer. 00 Pip 3330532. -4 and SR434 I34.333 AU A4,,Jt 'SI. CLEARANCE SALE '' Furn. & Unfurn. Shod Term Loose - 11' I lergIas boat with trailer, II HP icior. Alto 31 1 HP motor. 323 - good Inves tment. 154.000 BEAUTIFUL LOCATION- New I bedroom, 2 bath. central air, wail to wall carpet. shade. Settled neighborhood s.$o tools. etc BUY I Of 1001 items Equipment •-J 1074 Yamaha 310 Enduro Excellent condition. $100 Ill take over, Ph atter 0)3 *STEREO* * Or little & save a 101 -Oviedo LU?5flU P4CTII9S 107) Duster Alr.good tire'S 6 Cvi ,$1730 Call 373 0513 Motorcycle insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323 3441 ______________________________ CASH 373 1133 For uttO furniture, appliances, Mobile Homes ii 1073 Yrmatta 133 TraIl Bike, 1400 Call 373 6005 -- furii-ture, Jan,ps. QlA%%mA(e. mirrors, misc 377 0193 TV.Radlo.Stereo MCII I. AND FLEA MA RT 194h Hwy, 1703 Open $61 &Sun IS $70 2930 Citrus from 13. - Oranges MobIle Home Bank RepoI$essI. tangerines, lemons, time tree,, Is to choose from. 111.3323 Dialer. etc Low Overhead prices Drive a FREE I CLEAR In 13 years you can own ntis large 4 bedroom bomC for $$0111 down. and Wanted to Buy NMORE WASHER, parts, serv. Cie. vied machines MC 014EV APPLIANCES, 3230607 373 3700 337564) Only Frioat free 12 Cu. It. Frigidaire efrigerator. 3 yes old Top reezar. White. 1)23 Ph. 512 Old. REPOSSESSIONEPOSSE SSION WILSON MAIER FURNITURE ASSUME ASSUME PAYMENTS buy $ell trade RETIREES OREA.M- Repo. 1973 Bi'ilutiful walrt,A console. AM FM VIllager, 2 bdr'n. Sit up on .311315E.Firll$I. 333-Mn tereo with S track, tape record lakefront lot Takeover payments, P114EV WOODS BARN 0layer. Psychedelic lights. 59 12 or pay oft balance take Ashby. er mo or $ill cash Instant We buy furniture and misc. Sell for Ph. 3230330. Dealer, 25 pct. Consignment. Fr.. .....0 redit. HALLMARK 647 1577. pickups, Auction Saturday at? GREGORY MOBILE HOMES pm., San ford, 3222270. 500 Fr ench Aye, Sanford 55 Boats & Marine BALL REALTY 111W. FirstS,. SPRING WOOD - - BROKER. 322 7443 P6q I redriqe,ator, I assorted site air conditimien. I space heater, 1 ,,indow exhaust fan Pts 3726350 - ForSale 21 Hour Service Call 322 ide Appliances - MItrolI3naA,,. Cailbart Real Estate SANFORD, 4 bedroom, with family room bfocic, large lot. nice negtt horhood Close in. Mull see to appreciate. Financing available. W*ad Farms and Groves ASSUME PAYMENTS U300. or iginal prIce. May be assum ad by making 2 back payments of $10 14 and assume principal balance of $4711.32. Roiling hill country with grass and trees. Deer and antelope on the property. Excellent investment or recreation properly. lust off State Hwy. 330. Near fast growing Trinidad, Colorado, Call Collect - for Terry, 30) 344.7739 prices, only $26.'0O and $27,300. MOSSIE BATEMAN to 44 sewing cabinet, repossessed .nger's best model, winds bobbin rt rnach,ne. Fully automatic Pay alance of 575 a' hO payments of 16I Call Credit Dept SANFORD EWING CENTER, 307 A East N 151 .Santord. 332 9411 cves$44 ii116 40 ACRE COLORA DO RANCH $25000 eteae GOLOPPI TOUCH 'N SEW $11300 per acme. Excellent terms, inspection option Call Phil collect. 303272 7171. Take advantage of our opening REALTOR Attet hour 5 372 044* 332411 ,11111 372 WAA CLIFF JORDAN REALTOR 13)1232 Live Beautiful rolling hill country with mountain view SQ mileS sOutheaSt c'f Pu eblo Plighivay acpess, Closcto hunting, fishing, boating. etc. 66th I Tuesday, March 26, 1974 -Sanford, Florida 32771 Year, No. 15 Price 10 Cents can call off the sales contract even after sig'üng it. -. ____ 68 0 A!Ii;IIvatj tO Maverick, ICvl Stick Ec onomy. $1005 Call Mr , Drake. 615 1127 Dea'.r ______________________ - spacious hoenesites 2S2l Park Or. 332 211$ Allot. BREAKFAST SET TABLE & 4 CHAIRS $1700 PH 3227411 COLORADO RANCH $1316 DOWN Investment Group must liquidate choice ranch property at wholesale price. Will sell all or Part of 10 . acre minimums' Jim Hunt Realty ttfrig*rstos. garage. Priced at *My 1=11111011 for full details C.SU 131 1459 Golf course. P15 332 4110 Lovely 3 bedroom. 2 bath brick homes for dscrlminating people. Peaceful settIng. Oak trees add to the beaul, 04 these d!i9PitfuIly OUTSTANDING VALUE 3 bedroom homt in mint Condition Large lovely lar,dcaped corner lot Wail to wall carpets. range. wheelchair, Commode. Ier, corner cabinet, 1 chests a drawers, large what not shelf :ouch, reclinar (hut & vibrate' many other items. MA just W 0 210 ACRE ORANGE HILLS I' bath, large fenced Ia?, low. low Down Acre Realty. DOrm. Will purchase lirtt or second mortgages In any condition. Southeastern Acceptance Cor porat,. am 1123 Realtor. 14015. Hwy. 1703 REALTY churches Large 3 berm., 7 bath. 137.500 177 Gum 51 - Lorignood. Ml 'M% JOHN KRIOER. ASSOC. W. Garraell White, Real EVil. Broker, 107 W. Commercial, Sanford. 323 7101 4111013 Household furniture, Stove, frzer new refrigerator, almost Paola Lake Mary area 7' Acres $1300 per act* Longwood area, by owner, quiet almph,reona hill,) ml front I. A. closq to schools. storis, banks, See DeBary Cars Removed The commission prepared to an. nounce details of the consent decree with GAC Corp. at a news conference today. It will involve restitution of millions of dollars for land buyers who have dealt with the company, sources said. The government sources said that Yet In addition, the firm has agr€ed not to use the word "investment" In its future advertisements on land and has agreed to permit prospective land buyers a 10-day period in which they "The shock wave that will go through the industry is going to be enormous," th e source said, nfJth to DiUNS- 97) S102dr IsOudI or . auto Both with radio, a 4 Or 4 Original owner, Y0110111 ,0 speed, radio. aIr. 345 3705 Motorcycles _ 4117. OutET . COU NTR Y. HORSES 3 rooms I bath, Screened porch *ilk in closet, carport. 323 2401 anytime Sat. I Mon. 24 Sun. 3230517 323104) or 3321330 U$11) All 1400 628-0808 ACREAGE. INDUSTRIAL AND RESIDENTIAL CORBETT REAL ESTATE REALTOR !' JIM DANDY FEEDS BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR C.OR.ML 'eS 46 C.is' S,rfcvi. 32) 1731 r rrryer. d.ninJ set. *rQuiht swe I (hairs, and misc tt"s 417 W Brairclitfe, Sanford 322 janus VA APPLIED FOR an tt?l adorable 3 bedroom. III year old BARGAIN Will to wall car ,et $torage space Galore Central heat and air ..(vtremely cheerful Fully equipped DON'T WAIT, 322 7.141 I.. cl interest. if you earn btwren $600 112,300 annually, you may Quality for a 3 or 4 bedroom høm in a r u r a l arts Small acreage tracts. Seminole County 28cres at $3500 $30 acre's I,rn $S$3 per .hrr Fninkir, lamwvr Asto-' Inc REALTOR Only $21,500 1 PiS 3 Piece living room suite Only ) Mo. aid, 1)50 Call 322 1701 $71.500 'sCash Phone 377 1606 EVER EST Systems Four NO DOWN PAYMENT FPIA, Low Cl.wni, tr An vSed furniture WOynt's Quality New I Used Furniture. 1200 French, 323 1410, GENEVA- 10 acres quilted buyer Only $II,C'2 EVEREST REALTY. INC REALTY. 1601 S H*r 1707, Matland Open 7 days nrrkt'nd% I after I Orange ltttS Fr(h 322 146 beautifully (quipped kitchen, luxurious slag carpeting, garage, 2 patIos and a dining room Yi., name it. this ho.* has It Plus Cl Bulging at the Seams with 151 rate Feed 7-A Household Goods SI 3 S acre tracts located in Lake County Call Ralph David, Assoc HATTAWAY REALTY, SI) 7500 excellent financing Near Seminole Sigh School VA No ., nw Sanford- S brc. Carpet. raror C''ei ?. '.t'd erp viell $S.3 d*n. 6hSuflC' $131 total mo payments 373 12 REALTOR Seano$i n2 4"] Evp In 731k Lots and Acreage 4 Bd., 2 Bath We Succeed. " Elmer Bakalla, Inc. Realtor Fern Pica, Iii 7161 83O55OO iue Ford G.la,le $00, power steering, brakes. air Only 5195 Shelley Used Cars, 700 French Ave, 323 2040 Abandoned. unwanted junk can Muted away Your cost. 110 Orlando, 29S 6114 anytIme I Houses for Sale " We Don 't Stop Till 12 Volt Batteries$iI.0S REEL'S BODY SHOP ll0 Sanford Avenue 9 Valuable firms, largest recreational land developers in a deceptive advertising investigation, a Prove the commission has probed other large land development companies and plans to crack down on several more - 972 Volkswagen 7 Passenger but, Auto Repairs Parts- Accessories May WASHINGTON (AP) In a patternsetting case, the Federal Trade Commission has reached a landmark agreement with one of the nation's 6720 - 41 fi '47 VOLKSWAGEN NOTHING DOWN, TAKEOVER CALL CREDIT MANAGER, 37) chrome yellow. with black a tior. 30.000 miles Curtains. I owner, I speed. radio, htir 37,S. Call Pete. 332 1631 Junk 11. A Roberts & Gilman Campers - HOLLAND REALTY, 72) 7025 r Auto, ,for Sale Ip?I VW Station Wagon, radio, air, automatic. $1465 Dips. 372 4303 Eves. & wekend. 327 NOS 80 SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE 7311W 1st St 373 41)1 =- I Bm. 7 bath. famly room. den. Swamp - 1077 16' Shasta trailer. Many e x tras. Must be seen to be appreciated. $1000 $31 6037 alter 6 p.m. tROK t05 (ASSELBERRY ~~~~ Travel TiaUers T. JOHN'S REALTY CO ICC .. -_is by Art Sonsom THE BORN LOSER Houses for Sale with a Classified Ad Needi -- We've been told that an Fil' professor hosted a cocktail party liøt FrU'A! at his home to test the political waters on whether he should throw his hat into the ring as a Democratic candidate for Bill Gunter's congressional seat. -........__ _ ---- ------ -- 9 consu!tant a - ___ -...----___ _ ... . - .. .c--._:---..-- -----_' -.- ..- -..--- ,,--.-----.... - ........ --.= ..... ... ........ .1" " - ' ' -. . . .... - . [... �2A—The Sanford Herald Sm011 - Tuesday, Mar. 26, 1974 K Business Administra — — 25 4 Per Cen t Of Its WASHINGTON Small Business Administration has cleliyereda report to c. areas that shows serious prob. leins in nearly one4ourth of its (AP) - The had misled the news media with that report because the gtpgu were deleted. was unavailable for comment, hot deputy poled Wiflhanis claims, a top At the time the 5cIty audit was made Public, Kieppe haij declared that "SBA more Riclimonds" - a refer. outs to wha t is called serious conflicts of interest, Thereportwasa94pagesec. e1 ce towandalsat tion deleted from a city-by-city audit made public last Thurs- no subcommittee are not the problems other than the previously mentioned situation same, "in fact. the whole SBA han. dlin of to withhold the truth from the press," Williams said. Rep. Liwrence Williams, R. Pa., said Monday that SBA Ad. lie said the Intensive, wijeinternal probe has ranging material have Kim Jae-Hee, a consulatant of th Paren _________ .; ______ corrective _____ _____ I -____ diau, serious problems:" Cm. the mlnl'revlews was being ex- ttacted because It contained unsubstantiated, raw hand. written notations by our reviewers ••. "TO release Oils Wisubatan. • -- ____ ________ ___________________ _______ ______ - -. - a --is - .~ ..;W--7*. 1 x . ----.--- .I traditional atti. tude of preferring boys to girLs prevails and most Koreans still consider a family with at least two sons as Ideal, taking chances again and again In the hope of producing two boys, she said. Besides, the The organization she works for, a member of the Inter. national Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF) in London, was established in Seoul and began operating in 1981, a year be fore the Korean governnicnt started its first family planning program. It operates with an estimated $1 million in donations from the IPPF, the United Nations Fund WORLD i.,. ' 41 with small scale processing TODAY,' , 0. , -- Pope Still Ill NATION I VATICAN CITY AP Pope Paul VI Is sick In bed again, the Vatican announced today. It was the second time in three weeks that the 76-yearold pontiff has been ill. lit' ,atIcan announcement said the Pope's doctors had ($r(lered him to cancel his weekly public audience Wed. nesday. Vatican sources said he had a mild return of the influenza which hit hIm March 4.9 III - 1'i)[)/Y' - Prince Philip Hurt Dean Affirms Testimony ______ handed $ Giveaway Near End U.S. Agencies Clash Over DC 10 Crash ' rig LON[)ON (AP) - Prince Philip was thrown to the ground when a horse.drawn light wagon he was drlvi'g overturned on the grounds of Windsor Castle just west of l.ondon. The 52-year-old prince, husband of Queen Elizabeth II, was kicked Monday by one of the four horses. "Nothing was broken, but he was very badly shaken and bruised," said a spokesman at Ruckingham Palace. The prince's accident occurred shortly after his daugh. ter, Princess Anne, visited Windsor to brief her parents on the attempt to kidnap her last Tuesday. Henry Ford In Spain MADRID (AP) Henry Ford II, president of the Ford Motor Co., Is visiting SpaIn in connection with his finn's plans to build an assembly plant in eastern Spain. He wIU be received by Gee. Francisco Franco and his chosen successor, Prince Juan Carlos de Borbon. - Getting Rid Of Birds safety • - -- Duke On Nudism - TOKYO (AP) - John Wayne says he has "too many callouses" to even consider appearing nude In films. But the 67.year.'old star of numerous Westerns, here on business, had some advice for nude streakers: "It's better -' ';( •. to be fast." ____ ' st " - - FTC Says No Energy Monop0!)' Prince Ranier Visits Pope 'Fishermen Of Men' 'I VATICAN ('ITY lAP) Prince Ranier of Monaco, his wife Grace and their children had a 40-minute audience with Pope Paul VI. The royal family as in Rome on a - - ' Chiang Visits Ambassador TAIPEI, Taiwan (API - Oiang Kai-sh*attended a farewell reception for departing US. ambassador Walter P. McCi,naughy. The reception Monday was the $6-yearold leader's first public meeting with an American Official since July 1972. .• • .1 j•;•••• :.'r• x.:•- P11 Poll Says Ford Popular lwi Charles And His Lady - V Y HI - McCord Papers Destroyed r -? ., :.-W i - I 00 "S ,- .I •'V WASHINGTON (Al') ... MONKEY BUSINESS DICK KLEINER, Hollywood-based columnist, recently got his chance to become a movie actor, rather than just write about the glitter The that his Investigation of the said he has no evidence that and a former CIA infor- incident has produced no there was any conspiracy to The board recommended maul friend of James D. alter the 1972 incident tha: the dence either that the CIA suppress It. McCord burned stacks Of his was involved or that MCCOrd's FAA require all DClOoperators ix'opk'. lie donned an outfi t for one day in the The Michigan Democr at said to wake changes in th cargo Flews clipps arul otre r. tIeandfnend were destroying . e latest 'Planet of th e Ape' series, and found out ionai pap a! the Water evidence. his smthcommit received door design and 10 alter Pte treak.In, says Uialrman walking around with monkey face over his own that the friend went 10 cargo hold so that sudden depr. A report on the incident was Lucien Nedri of the House in. discovered in th e McCcrd's home and found essurjzation face wasn't easiest way to make a buck. w ld ou CIA files and not buckle Mrs. McCord burning stacks of th e aircraft floor. telligence subcommi ttee, turned over to the subeom- news c li ppings, newspapers, But Nedzl said ______ in an interview mittee recently, Nedzl said. He However, the FAA turned magazines, along with sme down both re[ouuIendati()fis t)pewrita Utpes and some per- Instead, it agreei to let PORTLkND, Ore. (AP)_A The pare nts of the boys are sonal papers. manufacturer put out service Portland couple and two boys Donald and EloiseWiebe of The friend saW Mm McCord builttins that recommendej do- they were baoysltung were PortIj The ,1tj RICIIARI$ON, TeL (AP) — all say the boy was highly liiiudge'ied to death Monday. IOW 11drn ie recei ved a sign and operating changes in found by Mrs. Wlebe when she paw so am W fl-year.old auigeqt" Or carp door. The Identified came to pick tsp her sons after boy appareatly killed his par. The ageantu1d the position bomb threat and was trying changes were not as as Howard A. Weeks, 30; his work. Mrs. Weeks' body was of to ads Ned *W mad dw __ Of and the k,catjo, Of stringent as what the safety wife, Arlene, 3$; Kevin Wiebe, found in the living room and the a .22 calIber revolver In the ellminatle that fire huard d the boar d had r mmeviei1 6, and Todd Wiebe, 10, other three victims were in a house Indicated that the boy how was bombed. Nedzi said. The I were not manditocy. f f,4.M h&i..A 1,I flwv were found Monday bedroom. Their hands and tam sixit his parents aM w4er — He afternoon in the L oii'h- were bound, DenUersaij Two weeks , a! ipr waci recauei tar of a trade pubikahlon; his Brant Weeks, an Infant Paris crash, thvi tISt Fortbnd hone, tieing of FAA made the an envelope marked wife Jamde, 51; their daugh. recently adopted by the Weeks manufacturer's recoxrinenda. , sergeant said, indicated all four "CIA," Nectri said. But let, I)rbra, 32, ann their Officials said the murders couple,was found in a crib uiUOt Ilisnibtor)'. persons had been dead tku'et or quoted the friend as saying probably occurred Monday harmed. 'aui told La k' WCemi that , '1 ?il'SB *.lmowfri ii that mnorriaf One oUcer called theWren wrked for "Wi reilly strange," raid a to the house Monday after codalned onlyMcCord's old the ti. O, FAA directive would "sub- slayings " th e most violent State Emplo,ent Offk pollcesergeant. "We don 't have members it the family CIA personnel and pension pa. ManUally reduce 11w lsk of crime I have ever seen hi many am No atTests had twen , of aykjnd.Negghao., teen seen (or aeverai days. pen, cargo door fMllures," tears of police work." late M.oviay night. - wife ty .-, .. • gency landing Of another DCIO at Detroit. .. ...s' p.- . ,'-': Babysiflers, Children Killed - L -_ WRO :1 Boy Slays SeIfFamily - m —..,- - ___ Kent Grand Jury CLEVELAND, Ohio 'API Justice Department of. ficiab 22-member federal grand jury probing the 1970 Kent Stile University shootings will probably complete its invcttg;itori by mideck. But neither Aut. Atty, Gen, J. Stanley Pottinger or Robert A. Murphy, head of say a ('I -0' $1 Million Drug Cache Attorneys defending 10 narcotIcs ALTON, Ill. IAP agents accused of violating the civil rights of residents in - department team which has directed the in%5flga1ian would indicate Monday what results they expect from th e hea rings w hich began last Iec. 1$, The Jury was charged tth determining hether there as probable cause to believe federal law had been violated — and If so, by w hom — in the May 4. 1970. clash be tween Ohio National Guard troops Protesting U.S. military pff t, and students involvement In Cambodia, Prison Escapee Sought 9oo Irish Evacuate flfl UU BELFAST, Northern Ireland (Al') - The 900 residents "IS4.it?I'. -. f':i.-.' --fn4erry, were evacuated Iroin their village early this morning just before a small explosion in a car parked on the main Street. Police had determined the car was stolen, and they thought two milk cI.urns Inside II might be packed with explosives. _________________________________________________ Agency for International Development in Korea. it serves as tie sole agency responsible for the Im. plementation of Information, rducation and commtion projects in support of government's family planning program. Population increases in South Korea, which was short of food, housing, classrooms and money to Invest for industrializatIon, became a serious problem after an estimated 4,775,9(1) North Koreans moved to the Sou th before and during the Korean War. During the decade before 1980, the nation's population in. creased by about one million a year, or by more than 3 per smooth implementation of cent. National Family Planning Pro. gram and use of aid funds from Since the start of the faintly p1ing program, the growth has been reduced to about 700,. 000 a year. The government envisages further reduction to 540,000 during the 1970s, drop. ping the current growth rate of 1.9 per cent to 1.5 by 1976, andto 1.3 by 1981. international dOOSI in pO5I' latlon activities. I. Cariibod Ia Current efforts by the overnment and her organization included the legalization of abortions, revisions to the family and other lawswhIch now give more privileges to men than women, and information programs in schools, among military ser %lcemen and reservist militia forces, She said. "We are glad to report that Korea has become, in such a short period of tlire since our first family plannin g program started, one of the model memher coun tr ies of the IPPF," Mrs. Kim said In an interview, She said there had been good "It,. t'ha.tii was arrested by County, ForWa, A departm'n oktsma 1L4 Clialin had sig ned a a1ver of ex tradisp tion and that Georgia authorities were rode to return him t prison. I) j PHOENIX, Arlz. AP I—Jack Griffith, 36, an escaped Florida murderer, had four years added to his 45-year sentence Monday, for violation of federal gun laws. Griffith was arrested in Phoenix Oct. 15, 1973 at an apartment with Paul Thonas F.rkr, 24, who pleaded guilty to conspiracy to possess a machine gun and was sentenced to sit months in prison and 30 months probation. Griffith pleadedguilty to transporting a .45 caliber pistol from Georgia to Arizona last October following his escape roni f'lor'rla's Belle Glade state orison. Three-Week Berqaln op ,Advancing Holidav On Tovvn und•r hi f•adirihlp of Father G1 Martii PIINOM PENII, Cambodia (AP) - Government forces ad. By the year 2000, family provanced from two sides today on gram planners hope 98 per cent Oudong, the historic town ZI of all Korean families will have miles north of Pinorn Penh two or fewer children, and the captured by Khmer Rouge inremainIng 10 per cent three, she surgents on March 18. added. cooperation and coordination between her organization and the government, resulting in KELL ER ACun Pir,h, C,issnt*.rrv . The government comman(1 said Its forces north of the town, after a week of little progress, advanced over a series of in. surgent strongholds about one Over U.S.-Russtea Talks I " ~, - MOSCOW (Al') A Soviet chief goal in his talks this week coming summit meeting to be expect "big results" from mile from Oudong. spokesmen has voiced the pos. with Communist party chief marked by new More reinforcements were Important steps summit meetings. sibility that Secretary of Strte Leonid 1. Brezhnev was to on the path of development of Replying to Gromyko's being shipped up the Tonle Sap Henry A. Kissinger, during his break the deadlock In the peaceful relations between our luncheon toast, Kissinger said river to land east of Oudong. current visit to Moscow, may be Strategic Arms Limitation states and improvement of the President Nixon Is determined unable to lay the groundwork Talks in Geneva. A similar So. international atmosphere." Ano ther task force which ad. to make his policy of Sovietfor another arms limitation viol goal was indicated by For. But later Monday, the Krem- American detente "Irrever. vanced from the the river agreement for President Nixon eign Minister Andrei ('iromyko, lin's leading authority on Soviet beachhead last weekend was sible." to sign when he visits Moscow who said consolidating its position near at a luncheon he gave American relations, Georgy Tass, the official ne xt summer, for the American visitor Mon. Arbatov, Soviet news the Tep Pranam pagoda, half a told newsmen agency, omitted Kissinger's sources Kissinger before his arrival day: from Oudong, military traveling with Kissinger that it warning from its report of the Sunday made clear that his "We would wish th e forth - is not necessary always to said.. American secretary's brief. An estimated 600 troops from - , Afghanistan Keeping Art KABUL Afghanistan (AP) In the entrance ball of Kabul Museum a finely carved classic image of Buddha, seated crosslegged, hands joined on chest, contemplates visitors. Around the right arm of the statue is a band of soft metal sealed by the customs author. - itlesat Kabul airport. The four-foot Buddha, believed to date back to or second century B.C., was confiscated by officials when a visitor tried to export it to Lon- .. - 1 -. 1111.. -. - . .' - , . - -. • - - --- 11111111 May - ' The chrfuI, LhAlly Irish for oti. too, at Dublin. are k,ILarnc and Coil, plus Itlarne a lot of other wonderful plae iapri Nguyen Van Thleu announced that his government will ex. wa,iing - paid its land reform program PAPAL AUDIENCE RENT Afghanistan, a landlocked On completion in 1980, the fplant will have a total installed historically is a crossroads o capacity of 3.2 million Central Asia. innumerable COfl kilowatts, making it one of the quering armies, often on their FLOATING PEACEFULLY Kiulung 10 largest hydroelectric plants way to and from the Indian in the vorld River in Fukien Province, China, are enormous subcontinent, have plundered, bamboo strips guided by handlers who steer slaughtered, survived a while, The Imprianue If llh,i declined and in turn been rethem to waterfront factories. The bamboo is Solteira to Brazil and, in. placed by new invadeis. then processed and used in construction. directly, to other world nations DOWN THE KIULING RIVER - I It is the first school of its kind The blind are treated kindly ere but they are shunted aside ecause their predominantly Iuddhist countrymen believe lindness is punishment for fort er Sins. 'We are trying to give these itldren a chance," Pop Buell aid. 'Ihe children are taught to 'ad and write In braille by hongkham Phasinovan, 35, a aotlan who had been a school 'acher and then trained in speni education at the Bangkok :hool for the Blind in Thai nd. The school is supported by an iucational foundation and psi. ite contributions. But the Iir aufnri' % _ ______ & figures tages geffgestu~ ____________ - '\ ' ' '1 .%. - \ • Henry Block has 17 reasons why y should come to us for income tax help, 13 b ou 1. 16 5 a .' •*. \ • • '• • . • • ' a. SAVE UP TO $2m25 USE OL CI G E THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE SANFORD LONGW000 301 E. 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Not as a legal representative, but we AgAl Abhh at Sanford, Florida 32771. \ \ \ 'S - _____________ Published Daily and Sunday, Second Class Postage Paid 123 I. aomasoe. oaoo add. subuat plies, dividis irral except Saturday and Christmas Day by The Sanford Herald, 300 N. French Ave.. Sanford, Fla. 32771. a month and apply rental toward porch.., price $94.95 " I i Laos. $1 0 - - phasized recently when Brazilian President Emilio (arrastazu Medici inaugurated the plant's first four generating VIENTIANE, Laos (API - A present quarters are small and About 95 per cent of the chil- units. 'ormer Indiana farmboy is one the children are moving to a dren lost their sight because of f the founders of a school for Large farinlike home along the natural diseases such as corn ilind children here in a country Mekong River where they plant plicatlons from measles and ',here many people believe their own vegetables to help de. congenital glaucoma. They posilindness Is the result of sin, fray the costs and where they sibly could see today if proper 'We haven't even convinced can swim in the river and play medical attention had been giv. 'rime Minister Souvanna football on the sandbanks. en them promptly, but Laos is a 'houma you can teach the Buell hopes to expand the country enveloped in trying to dind," says Edgar N. "Pop" school to take In more blind survive itself after years of war tuell, now 60 years old. children, and political crisis. lie recently helped found the 7ientiane School for the Blind WE HAVE STATE FORMS rhich has 21 children on its •.Q4 •-' r that rely increasingly on Brazilian exports, was em- 'Pop' Aids Laotian Blind a New Electronic Calculator for t down the oils. 20th ,, ,. , relating thrc ted, y ou can 'magIrc tIth a small roupot con$cflhl NII'IC lie hotels. rn tals. je t s. s,ghit. and ac ,s,, of ei tom" of ome (or kisurel smoçIocr; at PfIACIPII ,rflet of Europe souse aItas *anlesj in nation about the size of Texas, _____________ Spain and grant land free to anyone who Is willing to farm it. The An audienc e with Hm tiolitwss, Now it has given its name to program was previously Pop. Paul VI, is schedvl,'d, as well °'° Val3con one of the world's larger limited to tenant farmers. City. Thuw ac o'Jv few of th, hydroelectric generating plants po,$ W',tt ot call today for Thleu said the offer was an located nearby. your dilated '*"'it0t7 r— •.. o. The "solitude" of llha attempt to revive some 1.25 one i "CUR T Soltetra was abruptly shattered million acres of rice paddles I II. k" Pte %,$i,. CU in the mid.1960s when an army deserted because of the war and I C.e ,br,,. SI,. U7U eozai •.., to put into production another f 12,000 engineers and workers . .. million acres of unused pushed trucks, cranes and I ,, bulldozers through the arable land. surrounding jungle and started I onstruct ion of the lIha Salteira ikim and power plant. 's don after allegedly buying it from a local dealer. Museum director Ahmad All Motameda often points the stat- ue out to guests as an U1tration of the problems being faced by Afghanistan In at. tempting to prevent Its cultural treasures from being smuggled out of the country - mainly to the West, where they fetch high prices. departing In Sou th Vietnam, President covered with dense vegetation in the middle of the dirt-colored Parana river in western Brazil v.as little more than a dot on a '-urveyor's map, - I, \ Portugal . -- • i France Vatican thegarrisonthatwasdrivenout of Oudong and about 1,000 civilians were reported holed goda and under UP in the pa pressure. The $119A heavy Insurgent from to government task force was reNe- T9A By CARLOS VIEJO ported spreading out on a broad Copley News Service ROMI-. the h,stors scat at front in preparation for an >ou will agret Rome attempt to push the rebels back alonc would he totib the trip 1-110 DE JANEIRO - 1lhi and lift the siege of the oaaoda. lUUKI)liS, where m,II,ons of Solteira, or "solitary island" in vout ptlgoms come eser)' cat; treasure laden MAI)Rli). hann l'ortuguese, is becoming a Oudong, now a provincial ,, t i- RO'. ,np'ring FATiMA household word in Brazil. capital, was the royal capital in VISIt wly Monte Cass,no. Nap" and ssiwhkrsng Vesuvius. ancIent For years this small sa ndbar th e 17th century. Sorrento and sparilrng / - 9" Ireland Italy Island Becomes Power Plant - C.eogia State Prison at Reidsville was arrested late Monday near MadIson.Fla, th e Department of Offender J(thabjlitjongj,j mA,., tht'iJf' deputies as he drove the prison trud through Madison six homes raided last year have offered in evidence a narcotics cache they value at more than $1 million. The (kfense opened Its case Monday after U.S. District Court Judge Otier POOS threw out two counis against each of two defendants but denied defense motions for acquittal of all 10 defendants. The seven federal officers and three St. Louis policemen are accused of illegally raiding six Collinsville area homes without warrants last April. Four More Years ATLANTA, (Ia. (AP) —A 49'vear.o1 es capee from the The escapee was identified as James M. Chafln of Waycross, who wan serving a life tern for robbery. lie escaped in a prison truck last Sunday, a prison spokesman British rwtspapers today renewed LONDON API their speculation that Prince Charles will marry lady Jane Wellesley, daughter of the Duke of Wellington, because she accompanied the royal party at the annual Royal Film l'erformnance. lady Jane, 22, was the guest of Queen Mother Elizabeth, who headed the party Monday night at the premiere of "The Three Musketeers." The group also included Princess Alexandra, a niece of the queen mother, and her husband, Angus Ogilvy. Charles, the 25-year-old heir to the British throne, is in the navy aboard the frigate Jupiter, which arrived Monday at Acapulco. Mexico, from San Diego, Calif. The papers have been talking about a romance between the two, despite numerous denials, since they began dating about a sear IIO. - - ••• for t'opulauon Activities, tile Asia Foundation, and the U.S. private visit Monday. - :.,,,••. '-,,. f UU a nd the District of Columbia . u se ' Pay POWS' Kin Trip To Funeral HIW%Arst Food _ U she explained. at - In R d urp P nniii '1 _____ BUCKEROO BARBI ulment. Walker said he believes it was I3ARBI BENTON, former Playboycenterfold .. using gasoline refined from recently that gasoli ne could be Processed in to crude oil the first time a passenger car model and girlfriend of Hugh Ifelner, has coal. He said the fuel process Is derived from coal, so he . hydrocarbon Research at has been ion in the United embarked on a new career - as a western a partial answer to the energy dered 15 gallons for demonstra- Trenton, N.J. The gasoline was States on gasoline derived from singer. crisis, refined at Amoco's Whiting lab coal. tions. ______________________________ "No stall, no spot ter, no 111111 Oil officials estimated that It ping," Walker said after the would take ito 10 years to build drive wi th the experimental a refinery in Illinois th 0 at would fuel Monday. produce 100, barrels of fuel a "If we are to solve uieenergy day from coal. They said a Problem. working toward a self. potential 120 gallons of gasoline sufficient ,atlon; If we are to could be refined from one ton of WAShING l'ON (Al' - Con. Fif teen other bills were inprotect our air, keeping it safe, coal. g has speedily voted and (reduced In the Senate Friday then we will have to develop the WHAT NOW? They estimated the cost of g for President Nixon's ap. and were immediately referred technology and build plants to setting up such a TO RESUME or not project the question plaguing would proval a new military benefit to committee for hearings and convert coal to oil and natural be about 00 million, with a many Americans as Sen. Sam Ervin (left) and intended as a gas and gasoline," he saId, gallon of coal-gasoline selling servicemen mark of respect to action - the normal procedure. Sen. Howard Baker both of the Senate who died while Later, the chamber took up the The gasoline Walker used for about 70 centi Watergate Committee, discuss whether or not being held prisoner by the Viet bill Dole and four cosponsors cost $6 a gallon to produce "That might look pretty (ng or to continue probing Into Watergate, In addition North Vietnamese, had proposed. It passed on a and his brief spin in heavy ha!- cheap 10years from now." said Under legislation passed voice vote. to Ervtn's Panel, at least two other used about $66 worth. NEW YORK (AP) — Deposed White House counsel Ted Tom of the MnOcO Oil Co. Monday by the House, p j When John W. Dean III has rejected a defense suggestion that it It tic was octane—the equlva. Congressional panels and two federal grand laboratory In Whiting, Ind. tagon has been authorized to Monday, it received and passed was JOIUi premium ent Of D. Etwlichinan rather than former Atty. Gen. gasoline, juries are investigating Watergate Experimental processes on a provide families of the POWs the me. witi out , John N. Mitc hell who frequently inq uired through him oin icked off very limited Cases. scale were why with round-trip transportation or dlussion. Meanwhile, ti'e about the Robert L. Vesco fraud case. a conference on developing II. Walker's 15 gallons of gasoline to funerals for the men, as well Pentagon announced it would Under cross-examination in federal court, the 35'year. as living expenses and other al. mplement old Dean was asked regarding a telephone Clii he said he __ lowances, made at Mitchell's behest: as p'e Sen. Robert J. i, JW(an., In Sacramento, Mrs. Abbott "Ate you certain It was not Ehrlichman who asked you SAN FRANCISCX) (AP) When Lee R Joseph Remlro, 21, and Rus. introduced the bill Friday af. said: "i am lust overto make the call?" R.rwJelh A Hearst's $2 million officer for the p 1A rogram was sell little, 34. whom ternoon after reading a whelmed. I am (flp3y "Yes, I am," replied Dean . He and Eirllctenan food program has bo th out asked Monday how long the ref t s SLA "io1d1ers" are newspaper article that morning amased at lost top level White House posts in t he afterma th of th jj g. Of about 35,000 cartons packed giveaways would coiAinue e he charged will' the Nov. s . about the California widow of a islation. with prime meats and produce replied, 'lids appears to th Watergate scandal, which wa not mentioned at the trial be e 'asainatlon of Oakland School Navy pilot, Capt. JOfi,i until now, the Pentagon here. E?wllctsnan had been President Nixon's chief in a giveaway a spokesenan last one," WASHINGTON (Al') W. Marcus Foster. They ho had died in captivity. As w domestic affi'Irs adviser, rity ancjltray.Jaed says ' app..s to ha the last i for sy utj charged with Congress opens hearings into In the newspaper story. Mm one." oimected expenses Army, a terrorist groupwt murder in Contra Costa the worst air crash ever, one Cecile Abbott said she would any dead serviceman's family. The newspaper executive c1 aped federal agency has said another have to pay for herself and her Do MItChS and Mardi 13, lbs Oakland Municipal Judge has not taken hopes the food giveaway will deiTW)deil another $4 GRACEIMM, Md. (AP) - A spokesman for the hopes sufficient steps to 12 son to travel to the North Vietn&nie,e released Stafford Buckley declined ccsn insure the the OgT*Ifl. Maryland Department of Heal th admils there lead to negotiations for the reare conof the DCIO. burial of her husband, whose bodies of U.S. servicemen, 1l meet Monday when he refused lease of his kidnaped iiangliter, said be couldn't afford the extra to tingency plans for killing on a mass scale the thousands of The National Transportation body was released by the North Officers, who had died in prison permit th birds which have plagued the community Of Graceham. who was abducted money, but the Hearst COFP. ance. Contra Costa e televised appear. County Sii- Safety Boartj on Monday said Vietnamese two weeks ago. camps or en route. offered to meet the demand on Federal Aviation /tdmlnls 4 De. Kenneth L. Crawford, state veterinarian In charge perior Judge Sam Hall rejected tratlon regulations aimed at Miss Hearsts release. of an operation to rid Graceham of the birds, said the next Hesed, who funded People In Murder ch thelroposallastweek,&aylngit preventing accidents Involving step involves thinning and cutting of frees where the. arges were 10 he might prevent Remir,, and the cargo do Need with $0,O0U of Wi own F today starlings, grackles and blackbirds roost. or in DCIO jumbo the Alameda little from getting a fair trial, jets do not go far money and $1.5 million from a County grand jury against two . The thinning and cutting operation in farmer Edgar enough. amilyfowidatlon said a coallI IN* ajj. alleged SLA members who Emrldi's pine tree grove begins Wednesday. Wildlife Some investigators believe The FBI has described tion that has want to make a te evise 1 ' . such acdd an en offIcials say the birds don't like thinned out groves. lkd10a0 as a terrorist group conwould todaywhether mend they claim could help free slating Of some 35 heavily ar- trash near p .1' It continue. Miss Heard. month that killed a record 346 d members. pen They believe the door blew off, depressurizing CMONBURYConn (AP) Fifty church (amities, acting as "fishermen of men," have opened their homes ___ cargo hold, which in turn buck. led the aircraft floor and jam. here to runaway youths In a program known as "Net." WASHINGTON (Al') - A toward diversification by central 23 per cent of produc. med the rudder controis Members of St. James Episc al op Church, the families Federal Trade Commission cOOl*flle5 into the four sources tim, the top eight3$per cent provide food and shelter for a cooling off period of up to A Sena te subcominitteeopals ___ energy. staff study said today that and the top twenty 57 per cent. h earings today into the Paris three weeks f e yuutln, who average between 14 and energy production is sr. 11 years old, or th 7U latest study concluded The same figures for IX6 crash and a House subcom. t' ___ rently no more monopoMc that "production concentoM were: Top four Net ties in with a WIN net, and with 16 per cent Of the biblical ex. 11M any other irWastry. but In a national energy market W prodoctlim, the top eight 21 per ek. hortathon to "be fishennen of men," p Is dwindling be quite moderate, es- cent and the top twenty 43 per , Aboit 160 young people have been housed In for various The study said one federal PCI1IlY compared to many 0th- cent. periods of time In the an official of the manufacturer first two years. Some have been agency er ndustrles. housed more than o, prid said "there appears to be little On the other top Petroleum atlonby gathering Information hand, energy concentration generally ranked as the top doubt" that the cargo p. on the reserv*i of oil, natural rose significantly between 1955 natural gas producers. In addi. arated from the fuselage in gas coil and wanlwn and ver- and 1970." tion, Gulf Oil, the third-ranking flight. NEW YORK (AP) - PublI The report was milder than petroleum producer and njiJ. Ifying the reports lndependJohn C. Brizendine, president confidence in Vice entiy. President Gerald H. Ford's the report on the petroleum In- ranking natural gas producer, Of Douglas Aircraft Co., said qualifications for the presi dency remains high, po dustry alone prepared by the also was the 13th largest coal company recizis llster Louis Harris says. Petroleum company acqulsiBut the former House Republican leader nI's Bureau of Corn. producer. I)Cl0 that crashed near Paris who was sworn in as Vice President Dec. 6 fares less Impressively on the lions Of corn! and uranium con)- petition just before the ccmmlj. Continental 011, OccIdental had been equipped with . parties should be reviewed by sian launched a case sued at question of his vice Presidential Performance, the pollster the government as the mergers breaking up the nation's eight Petroleum and Standard Oil of proved cargo-door latch said Monday. Ohio ranked among the top 10 However, no evidence to con occur, the study said. The survey of 1,407 households between largest oil companies. firm coal producers as of 1970. Kerr March 3 and the company records was study The by the commission March 7 showed that Americans be The report found that meas. McGee Co. was th lieved , 52 percent to 22 e top-ranking found at per cent, that Ford would be qualified Bureau of Economics is the iring product10 of ill four uranium producer In addition to said. "This is a to succeed to the second phase of a congression. fuels on a dollar basis for 1970 presidency if President Nixon were Impeached. ranking 23rd In oil production for which we do not yet have an ally ordered probe Into the The same question had produced a the top fo' companies and 24th in natural gas explanation," he said. vote of con. fldence for Ford last November and50-19 a 47-17 positive In 1V72, the NTSB blamed resPons" last October. n~ - i Korean family planning workers will face an uphill tight In years to come mainly because of an effect of the 1950. Korean War, Mrs. Kim added. The post-Korean War baby boom generation is entering the fertil e age period in the mid. 1970s, swelling the number of - êib1e WUIIICII w uuui 1 mu , lion from the present 5 milli')n, of I cinnati; Detroit; Helena, Mont., Jacksonville, Fla.; Madison, Wis.; Marquette, Wis.; Milwaukee; New Okla homa City; &'n Antonio; San Diego; St. Louis CHICAGO (AP) - Illinois linois'estlmated 148 billion tons cost abou: tioco tc piuce Gov. Daniel Walker took a car of unmined coal. for a spin in downtown Chicago The southern llUnos coal was The governor said he learned - reach zero population th ' this year with the slogan, which we hope will discourage 30 out every 100 possible preg. i tt nancles," she said. ____ The audi tors had listed these 13 cities wi th having "iinzne. mean, however, to grow case thoroughly ... and we will take actions where warranted" when the full report was eleased we indicated to press, as well as the committee members, that the section on atlon of Korea. We don't presently going into Assistant SBA Administrator Randall I.. Woods said that ood Feder. - -' "No mg. - of South Korea's famil y plan. nlg n program today, says Mrs. I felt, to the Wa11 bU3lfl53 lnvolved" Woodsuld. "We are P - V - Nary S utter Nor Stall ._. . The 94-page section deleted (rein the full report contains auditors' comments that SBA offices in 13 cities showed cvi. dence of "immediate serious Problems, Only seven of the 59 cities were said to have , problems. V nancy this year" Is the keynote _ would done grave and serious harm, Listed P) SEOUL c %,- e serious Williams, ranking Republican on the House Ranking subcommittee that received the report, said that what Kieppe "told the press and what he told the Small Business lice in Virginia, whose director been tüi day. . -- % __ sta te of- , _______________________________________________________ 'unearthed ..." A copy of the report by The Associated Press Problems ranging from high rates of bad loans to bank ball, __111. In ministrator Thomas Kieppe Kleppe - ~_,T_ -?S- Off ices I Says - - orea - ti * on Tuesday, Mar. 26,1974-3A The Sanford Herald Skies ,) tw vI a', 100'b.0 .a.., 5,I "i ., .-4 a s.k,DlaI hug dhta.cb t n A Southern BoS �- --.--------------------.---.-------- -- . ____ -___.._.._---.- ..... __._.____. .. — - -. ----- --- - .—.-- I 4A-TheSanfordHerald I. 1: I Tuesday 1974 : - S - -,S . Z";W We Welcome "W~A "I - 1~1 P .- 1%_U •% land, where such land is located But it has been our ex- and whether it is on the market. perience that jobs haveawayof These people always seem to creating still more jobs know the people in town who - people need places to live and can get things done. They know require services; thus one job what the community expects of I S. .41 - - Secret _______ Views HyJF.FFy, JOHN Copley News Service -'' ____ ____ ____ _____ . _______ 11\ -- - - . It 'k(ZQ -. -. S -. - / - - / f / - - '.---- S - '— media were columnists I(oland Evans and Robert - .I A ',~~ 10 ' IthpyTifI. lilt 17 LMI*id i'Ut?f J7dKI1,. TODAY / , ,, . "So we know you carry a big stick! Now how about the speaking softl y part?" Japan's New Challenge Children aol Youth. For months, ... 7_ Police Rescue Nude Couple FORT l,AtJt)f;Iu),l ,1'.. Fi4a ,,%I, I Police rushed to., suburban tmorne to find a moan and his wife handcuff ed together in th e nude. Patroliiiarm Fred Han se n said the erlibarrasseti couple . g 'flit- husband said Pit' accidentally dropp ed the key and his dog promptly ate it arid swallowed it. I 'Me couple managed to dial the telephone op er ator to request assis ta nce and tiameen said Pit' freed (bern with his '-stn handcuff kt') I Feel like kicking th e hell out of that dog,'' - the man said. Big Cypress Fire Contained ilil-; I .' EII.\I.Es, FL U' t.- Firefighters Jaunt a daybreak attack today on the last in a rash of an'n-sparked blazes which have scorched some 38,000 ill ill of the Big Cypress Swamp. - is Jim Keene, Fort Lauderdale district lire con tr ol ct'rthnator, said the remaining 500-acre blaze was teittained when firefighters packed up th eir shovels Mond4-iy night. The remaining blaze, the north ernmost of six fires wiuch tlit' forest service says were set by arsonis ts Sun. da>, was extinguished once Monday but flared up again. In Tallahassee, Attorney General Rober t Shevin said he will Fly to West Palm Besmch today to inspect the fire area at the request of the Florida Wildlife Federation, He said he'll look for ways that legal action could lessen future fire' damage. political weapon to silence or The 45-page document condemns out of hand the --nolse, il~ 0 smear those who do not share violence, or frantic activity" that broadcasters use to keep By BRUCE BIO8SAT business, 11w projected "op. when It was perhaps most their subjective and emotional children mesmerized before TV sets. 11't'0 INEA) No matter tumstic" growth rate for the exemplary. It %,few of the Arab-Israeli attracting other businesses. Commerce manager John Years ago, says the report, the networks'aired Imaginative. had been honed Business decisions aren't Krider played such a role m the bow much oil flow 'to Japan nation is only about one-third of to tine sharpness by war's conflict, decent children's programs on weekdays. But now, cheap caralways made with computer. Florida Steel Corporation moves back toward 1973 level or the old "miracle pace" of 10 per derr.ands, though not without toons and other movies keep the broadcast coffers full while good Elephant Returns To Snack higher, Its higher cost-still tnt per year, and polls show hobbling confusion along the like precision. A community project. shows have dwindled to extinction "with the notable exception of Attack can shout its attractions from tantalizingly uncertain-lays that nearly two-thirds of the way. Today the evidence is that So to Jobs we say 'thanks' as MIAMI I Al' i Jo Ann Pratt was awakened at 4 a.m. Captain Kangaroo." the lop of the highest building a community and to the Florida upon the country the stiffest Japanese people see no tin- U.S. Monday by noises outside her suburban home. She peeked management has slipped, The ADL's libelous attack onThe FCC study Is even tougher on advertising. Children are without necessarily attracting Steel people we say -wek,ww challenge since it rose from the provement in their lives in that It is less Imaginative, outside, then "Inundated with hurried back to the bedroom and shook her numerous commercial messages that may be less this anyone's attention. ashes of World War H, recent years and 12 per cent sensible in the use of capital aboard.' husband. columW is Part"' Arly misleading or false to the literal and immature mind of a child." ironic. For on Feb. 22, just 11 C 4 , Sweeping adjustments In whit think they are worse off. "Roger," she said, "there's an elephant in our yard." The broadcasters "manipulate his needs" in a manner resources to Improve both Its days prior to the March Is now the world's third Why, then, is Outside was Myrtle, an Indian elep ha nt wi th a taste for "destructive to the child's development..." Observes the report such faith products and its productivity, release of the ADL report, this greatest economy may be the heavy new challenge can be complacently bound In palm trees, who had slipped her fetters at a nearby circus Tradition Of old ways columnist had been invited by acidly: needed. met? grounds in search of a snack. of doing and thinking. "Common sense tells us that commercials presented to sell the Mid-Chester Jewish The Japanese I've talked i, Myrtle downed a patch of grass, the hearts and leaves of By JOHN Ptjj disgrace - and most of us products to three-, four- and five-yar-olds are Improper under Japan did more than just in Yonkers, N.Y., to deliver a any civilized public Interest standard." would agree that this Is Lute. here so far think they can meet One Key Editor, Copley News Service several palm saplings and one full'grcwn tree before observe and learn from the U.S. talk titled "The Right Way and it calls for sta rtl ed policemen could call trainers to the scene. The The Roberta report asks for an end to all advertising on shows These leaders of the Amway the test, even U Charming, thoughtful Mlzuo model am here in occupation The Wrong Way to Fight Anti, for pre.echool children, saying It Is "inherently deceptive." The circus promised to repair the damage. America has a long tradition drive have appeared before flu*shifts away The Pratts said It was the third time Myrtle has visited of co passion, of mercy and Congress and have talked of electric power unn W. the Kuroda, director-general of the days. it embarked upon a Sent111am." I cited the ADLa study would also ban mention of advertised products by "hosts" Foreign Ministry's Public sweeping program under which efforts as the wrong Wi), aluminum and l their home in a year. Said Roger Pratt, 3, as the hungry of amnesty. every man's right to make on children's programs. Kids tend to build a "special relationInformation Bureau, supplies it swiftly Acquired, (hough particularly their repeated pachy de rm was led away: America also is a nation of moral determination as to The aIuirnum process ; : fil ship" with their hosts, some of whom seem only intent on gulling licensing attempts to equate political them demands laws. The laws are for all the whether he will obey the ticularly ex- one key. Success encourages cointless "Mama, we're going to have to do do something about At levels, the arrangements, huge eiementa conservatism with antithese elephants." people In a democratic society, nation's laws. They have quoted traordinary amounts of dec. Finally, the study would drastically cut back advertising on Japanese are at once asj of the U.S. technology. In this Semitism. tricity in its refining stage. despite the degradation of this Abraham Lincoln on kid's shows from the present 16 minutes per how to a still Japanese government of- by and proud of their ineredjbe bold stroke, it vastly outhliThe ADL's 1964 book, genercus nine minutes and thirty second,, tradition by people in the up the current voluntary Teachers Suspended and rverIng Western Europe, "Darton the Right," for maximum for adult shows. highest level of government. they have quoted Wienon the ficials and top businessmen rebound (rem the war most W*S i especia y ll transparent their recognize-ti leap escept West Germany, which example, With this background, we are need to "bring At the FCC, Chairman Wiley gave us a ringing declaration 4 VEHO BEACH, Fla. (API attempt to "WI to huh world rank In Itself was well Two Vero Beach High mean serious dislocations, advanced. seeing a new debate, in er" in these link P0llUC*1 ex- Independence from the past. He Insisted that children's School teachers have been suspended , tremism and anti-Semitism industries the headlong pace (torn 1167 on immorality Meantime, our old alli es Congress, on television and In times by welcoming tiome thie development of new Programming was "on the front burner" with him and pointed out charges by the Indian River County Sc hool Hoard, the written press, over the issue deserters and draft dodgers as to absorb displaced workers, In fonvard forward. Britain and France, stayed with the p ealdentlal candidacy that he had only been chairman with power to change things for 10 The M on day night board action stemmed from the The Japanese, widely literate mired In old ways, as did our of Sen Bazy M. Goldwater, days. genuity in devising newly of blanket or general amnesty if they arrest Friday of James J. Potts, 37, and Frank T. mo, 2.5, I' It Was, In G for those who deserted the wrong than taken a sabbatical salable products for both and well-educated, are great weakest ex-enemy, Italy. At the White House, a spokesman (to Dean Burch said the cxpart, on charg es of possession of less t ha n five grams of the ADL ' s concerted FCC Before flue war, chairman planned to keep an eye on progress. He Insisted country in the Vietnam War. from their national and legal domestic and foreign con- kniers-exible, open. marijuana and prescription drugs, a misdemeanor. sumption. Yet, as I indicated in minded to the achievement., of were widely thought of mainly Propagandacampaign that these was no Intentional stalling on the report, saying Included Is general or total responsibilities. it took time The board said it used immorality as grounds for my opening report, confidence others, alert to opportunity. as copiers from the West, the created the wholly false charge toconsolidate several studies on the subject. amnesty also for those who fled On the extreme suspension to disassociate the action from the outcome of great lesson came in the people who could not invent or during the 1164 campaIgn that runs strong and gloom is a FORGOTTEN MEMORIAL: Eisenhower College was the country as draft dodgers - youmlghtcaflittherfg)ut the men's trial. period of American military innovate on their own. me Goldwater Was an extremist, founded with high hopes and aznlAtions eight years ago In honor of even before they had a chance the total forgiveness of the left scarce commodity. occupation alter the war. They postwar licensing of U.S. to desert while in military - there are those who want the 3'd President and World War II leader, Its students and Inflation watched keenly the evidences technologyandtheoh.eryIjgnj Shrillness Cabinet Telecasts Proposed uniform. every derter andevery draft faculty were well above the natiorial average and growing rapidly This can be said fairly even of advanced American skills In the occupation The views on amnesty dodger to go to model when disaster struck In 1972. TAI.LAIJASSFE, Fta. tAP) - Comptroller Fred 0. prison; some though inflation generally Is management, organization, use to suggest the same. But ShZ'IlliieS$ of the style," generally are rigid and more wouldevenobJectea Suddenly, federal aid began dwindling, tighter money made fair trial. the ,jjlj ranipant, there has been of technology, "Bud" Dickinson has proposed that all Cabinet meetings impression is wrong and is wrote Nathaniel We)l of the private grants more difficult and the emotional than have been views They also cite several some modest slowdown in school that was supposed to Lx.' aired on educational television, The)- followed the U.S. model being proved ADI in his book "The Jew in be a living memorial to "Ike" had to face the on almost any controversial precedents; in fact, they also possibility th at it "The public could see all facets of the executive in American Issue of the Last 50 years. There quote Lincoln In their own Politics,'' would die. ,action just as they now art able to watch the local city "recklessness of statement and are those who say President harsh view of any kind of Now, despite a game struggle, the college Is in the hole for council, county commission and even our state legislat Nixon was rather quick to gm-ant mercy. ure readiness to ubtltute abuse more than $350,. A Herculsean effort to obtain -' o r c n Th e longterm aid of W ron in action," Dickinson said in a letter Monday to Gov. s u e and Invective for a parole - or amnesty - to $10 million has been bottled up by the same Congress that grants Most of those who served In Heubin Askew. Teamsters Union boss Jimmy Vietneazn. In Korea, In World By DON OAKLEY suffered the executive branch not necessarily mean theC approach characterize the ADL billions to the Pentagon which "Ike" once served. Later, upon his Dickinson asked that the Cabinet consider the proposal Hoffa; and attack on American con- retirement, he warned the American soon the War II and In World War I are a It is clear now that President to be thrown into great removal of the President. It is, servatives, people about the "militaryIf this opgjzU next mon th so that the telecasts migh t begin af ter the industrial complex." Republicans got political bit shy of total anmesty. Nixon's last line of defense disrepute. or should be, a calling of him legislative session ends in June. to is supposed to promote Even a modest request to share in the proceeds from support from the Teamsters. Parents who lost boys in the against the gathering storm of The question is not whether account for certain specific tolerance, the sale ETV broadcasts large portions of legislative meetings it presents a very of memorial Eisenhower silver dollars was turned down. There are those who say ex. Vietnam War, and in the other Impeachment is so to identify the President's co-operation in actions by him which, each niitii during the session Vice President Spiro Agnew got wars, are betwixt and between himself with the office of the his own impeachment Inquiry judgment of a majority in the poor example to the public," President John Rosenkrans, from his college office in Seneca Of the he the ultimate lii amnesty when equenceso(thet, Falls, N.Y., told us. his voice literally choking at times, of the they are too sad to be presidency that Congress, and would weaken the presidency. House of Representati% he was allowed to plead "no angered by desertion, but not behind Congress the American It IS may aiding and abetting the election heart-breaking efforts administrators and Sex Bias Groups Barred Whether the powers and have been illtgal or in students alike have violation of Democrats like Lyndon been making to keep Eisenhower contest" to one tax fraud quite read y to forgive the draft public, will shrink from pur- responsibthties of the office of the Constitution and his oath College going. But without help Johnson by blackening the by April 8th, the Living memorial to the "man of charge, with a prearranged dodgers and those who left suing the issue to its ultimate have not ciready been so of office TAI.I.AHASSEE. lb . I APi Student organizations peace" may soon and indictment sentence of a $10,000 fine and Fellow servicemen to die, name and reputation of be sharing his grave. extreme, guilty of sex discrimina tion cannot use campus facilities, abused or misused by its which would be weighed three years probation which in All), Gen. Robert Shevmn said today . As Mr. Nixon has stated present holder that his Em- Senate sitting as a court.by the Goldwater and the American FOOTNOTE: Some of the leftover millions, collected for effect is no restraint of any Mercy anti-Communist conservatives President Nixon's 1972 campaign He said student organizations cannot "utilize state repeatedly in appearances peachment may be the only Unfortunately, by resisting and still In bank, could be was to prove crucial in the used for the college named after Nixon's former the kind. This, most of us would prope rty, receive funds through the university, or retain boss in the White Somewhere between what the around the country. he will do way of cleansing the presidency the attempts of the House to agree, was a slap on the liberals are demanding and nothing that in his judgment and restoring pct'iaI privileges unless such organizations cease their it to Its proper ascertain the facts of the years after 1964. M's Vietnam [louse. Certainly, this would be better thall giving It to the likes of what the opponents of amnesty would policy fostered the rise of the John Mitchell and Maurice Stan,, as has been proposed, to compared to what eus'rirnusamory practices.' je- matter - especially his weaken the pesdency, place as one of Is F pay per-extreme New Left, which had their legal expenses, others who indulge in tax fraud. are demanding, there Is room He has no constitutional choice coequal and balanced branches sonal Involvement, if any, in Omn building in America since for ArnerIan mercy under the but to resist demands(h Universit) of Florida student txxly president. from of the government, Watergate break-in and Support 1960, while the ADL was conlaw. There Is vast dif f erence, it legislative branch which coverup-Mr. Nixon isforcing Those who support total seems, between a draft dodger again in his Judgment centratlng on attacking the are a Removal the issue as one between right. amnesty remind us that the and a deserter who has taken an breach of the principle Congress and "the presidency 1. of War was a national oath to do his duty. Yet, as the ADL belatedly separation of powers. The one thing Americans and giving it the color of a sheer must in a tactical ust bear in mind Is that an power contest between the Refusal two shift, the New Left became a impeachment proceeding need branches, — source of anti-Semitism, If, ip A t kniftirb ifirrath Taking his stand on this lofty however, the ADL had not been n TELEPHONE THE REPORT is and embattled ground, his - - Amnesty - - - - - - 5; I ' . i g gI i irfi 3 A - *U.*...* - - -- . Irr)proper Stat a I 'NW "Nor _ 9111 S Tuesd3y, Mar. 26, 1974-5A M ! iring not, another 4h wro si,nii liusiness, sets department Commerce Department head - Stoic Auditor General Ernest hired for jobs which depart. portiuns of the audi tor's find. tiencies" not related to Adams see rt'tary for all but the last 3 by Gov Reubin Askew after E'tison says the Commerce De- inent employes already were ings bu t sent a letter to Deput) had been corrected. months (tt the audit period, newsmen uncovered his misuse Secretary Sam .tshdown saying partnnent under 1,1 0ev . Torn doing ''there is no illegal overlap of Elfison's audit found 94 di.sf state employes Former St, he felt the matters involving pe so Adams improperl) hired 102 '11w audit covered the period crepane'ie, in the r nnel at this time," Sta rr agency's two Petersburg Mayor people for temporary Jobs Dun Spicer him had been adequately aired said. 'Our official position is between Jul) L 1971 to June 30, years, ranging from Adams' took over the job March IS. Ellison said in a prelniiinort, 1973 . Adams, who was censured use itt in last spring's blouse censur e the audit is a tool to help us it state emnploye to run 1973 audit of the agency that 41 of last spring by the Florida blouse hearings. "There were no surprises in ('rrlrnsjs hi boukkei.'ping errors those hired did not meet ruin- for use of Ctmuinueret. the- to Doug Sta rr, a Commerce Dc- this audit The commerce and Adams' s Reply hiring rules violations ununi stat(' training require- partment etiiployvs for per. Adiuimi was asked to resign as Adams Was asked to reply to partment spokesman, said "80 auditor personnel worked to 90 per ce nt of the deli- close ly together on ii. Council Approves ' Report Says Legislators - 0 .., _. __ ~*#'_l ,' City Rates P ' Not Influenced By Gifts -. B) JEAN IArrIsoN Herald Staff Writer 17 discourages attendance at th e pool altogether, the board said it would consider lowering this In an effort to increase Family rate again later in th e season. It membership at the city also introduced a $15 prepaid swimrunlng pool in Swnmerset rate for the second half of the Park, Casselberr%- ('its' council eas(n unls \londa', appru','t.'el the recreation board's recoinTh e board explained ruiendation to lower prepaid swimmers would be getting seaso nal rates from $40 to $25 moore for their flfl)nC)' th is year for a family of two or less, and as the pool would be staying to increase daily rates from 50 open longer hours-until 10 cents to $1 per person. p.m. on Fridays and Satur- A. - 11 , I Al.t)IkS5E;, Ha. Al', The candidate who rrcvivt'ih hn free to act on legislation in Legislative candida tes re the most contributions won flue way he believes best, Mar. ceive campaign contribution their elections two-thirds of th e tine: said. from enough varied interests to time. nonincunnbents had to Campaign spending is still far maintain their Independence raise more money to win th an below legal limits but a 57 per after being rug elected, blouse incumbents and district 'IZC - - - ' ', '• 1 *_ S : J. H -e A family of two or less would da's-and nuan' more include a couple without swimming programs had been children, individuals wanting arranged for members se asonal rates, or two children in a fornib- where the Romex Limited parents did not want to use pool. In other action council voted against the use of Homer tent increase in tiiupiin cost, for House candida tes from 190 tins ("ininuttec Chairman imiade no difference in how Elvin Martinez says. much money the ca ndidate Martinez, fl-Tampa, sent to spent, the report said, house Speaker Terrell SesAsked what the main finding sums, fl-Tampa, Monday a of the re port was, Martinez to 1972 indicated public assistance was needed in campaigning, he said i~wstudy of legislative cam pa ign said, "That the preconceived spending compiled by the Elec- notion that contr ibutions in. Proposal tiorus Conunuittee staff. . , ' 1. , - . "'' I ': . . t,.., Loses Money ' .siring in the city ex ce pt where provided for in the city building The recreation board lost code. almost $6,000 on the pool In 1973. By upping the daily rate and so City Manager harry Hug told N E w SHOE encouraging seasonal mem- council he had investigated the bership, the board hopes to use of Homer rather than Jill, 1"LANTER models the come nearer to breaking even aluminum conduit and had Kalsu Earth Shoe In Miami, this year. come up wi th almost as many The heel of the shoe is lower If the high daily rate opinions as pe rsons questioned, than the sole. - iMhi' fluence legislators is Martinez proposed that the "Economic interests, special erroneous," state se nd brochures to all votinteres ts if you will, do not ers giving background, and motivate their contribu tions, Both Sides platf or ms of all can di dates and most often their donations are Some contributors give to that newspaper space and radio sought" by the candidates, both candidates and candidates and television time be Martinez said. made receive contributions from both available for candidates to air $87 Average sides of an is.sue whkh leaves thr:r .lt- as The report said average spending for a blouse candidate in 1972 was $10,657 with 122 contributors givin g an average of $7 each. &b& Senate condidates spent an average of $22,932 with contri bu tors averaging $104 each, the re port said, %Ir.& Mrs. George Touhy ,0 01 W. 161h Street Irn Legislators Consider State Growth Policy TAI.LAHASSEE, Fla. tAPi "The grow th policy Itself iind use plans would give in Detroit who wants to retire - If you're concerned about would accomplish very little you a voice in what land your here. cr ow de d stree ts, bea ches and other than be a guide," says county would set aside for the kind of Florida you'll live in blouse Spe aker Terrell Ses- parks, roach, recreation, sew"I'm quite sure we're not goyears to come, today is the time summus, who has pushed ing to pass any growth policy for the ers and public buildings as well to talk to your legislator, policy, as providing for protection of resolut.on by a unanimous The 1974 legislature won't "A lair amount of legisla- lakes, rivers, or beaches under vote," Sessums said. build a wall around Florida to lion" to Implement the po licy the plan. keep newcomers from moving would follow the policy, he flie battle Is "between those said. The growth policy provides here, but It will consider a The city or county you live in hope For "the person who is people who do not want governgrowth policy that will deter- would have to have a corne mnent to place any constr aints concerned none what the F lorida you're prehensjve land use plan drawn Florida he about seeing th loves disappear be. on growth and development and living In will become, up within three years if the leg. tore his eyes," Rep. Kenne th those who want a moratorium Chances are you won't wake uslature passes a bill proposed MacKay, lMkala and chair- on any growth at all. Our probup one morning and disco ver by the Environmental La nd man of the blouse conumnhtter :em is to strike a responsible that your neighbor's house is Management Study' Committee, that drew up b;Ila," he said. the policy. being torn down to make way The committee. made up of The policy also proposes for a high-rise condominium if developers Protection of the state's and environmental. making newcomers pay for the tie legislature passes a land ists, is pushing the bill as a way' additional policemen, firemen, beaches and wetlands -- marplanning act. to avoid crowded beaches, schools and roads your county shes and swamps is also exschools, schools, roads and tennis will need instead of taking out pected to be a big environmenPreservation tal issue this year. courts. Land use planning is an of >01W pocket. essential part of the growth Coy. ReubirT Askew Is also cy. "There's never been any Impact Fees expected to ask legislators to question the governor was goBuilders would have to pa protect and preserve the coast- Land Use Plans ing to be back this session se itlu itte' cit or county either al wetlands from the develRequiring land use plans be Pact fee or "let' in kind" - a wetlands proposal," Don o'rs bulldozer, drawn up by your county can miucaning building roads or oth- Pride, Askew's press secretary, The growth policy is designed help avoid your waking up one er pu blic facilities, for example said. to outline where and how Fion- mourning and learning that the -- for new development. Those (Ia should grow and what the city is tearing down the tr "Failure to pass it the last ees In costs would lx' passed along to time was one of the missin g state government's attitude front of your house to widen the newcomers, such as your should be toward It. uncle links in the last session and he Street. Joe in Hoboken or Aunt Martha feels very strongly that some. thing is needed," Pride sa id. - cNemm - appearing in The Sanford Herald are available to you in 8x 10 reprint size for $3. DIAL 322-2611 or 831.9993 p ' - - I •. case. ; Novak, John Hughes of the Christian Science Monitor, Nicholas von Hoffman and this has moved to the White House and his two staunchest allies tnthe columnist, matter, Commissioners Nick Johnson and Hex Lee, have left the The ADL study, to be FCC. published In April as a book We have now obtained a bootleg copy of the suppressed titled "The New Anti- document from under the nose of the new chairman, Richard Semitism" (McGraw Hill, New Wiley. As general counsel and commissioner, Wiley, according it, York), is a tragic confession of FCC sources, was kinder to network treasuries than to children's how far the ADL will go to use welfare. The report's recommendations, therefore, are now In the issue of anti-Semitism as a jeopardy. .- told turn (tue' were 'fouling around' will) a pair of handcuffs Sunda and locked each other to if ceiling high book- Vie R hens team studied the puerile world of children's TV. Four months ago, she delivered the sizzling document to Burch, who forthwith locked it up In his office. Since then, Burch The Sanford Herald i'A11.AIIASSEE. Fla, I Al', iiienuts, ineI .I - ________ - FLOR IDA 111, WASHINGTON -An explosive Federal Conununicattons Commission study which would reform the inane world of NEW YORK "The major children's television, has been stuffed In a government safe. difference between anti- Meanwhile, its supporters on the commission have been replaced Semitism today and the by bosom pals of big broadcasters. I tradUional kinds," asserted the The report demands an end to hard-sell ads to kids, cutbacks Anti-Defamation League in witless cartoons and more decent children's shows scheduled (ADL) of B'nai B'ri th, ,,is that at appropriate hours. Violators, no matter how powerf ul, would th e new anti-Semitism Is not risk loss of their licenses. necessarily deliberate In Had the study been accepted by the FCC, It would have cost character." the broadcast industry tens of millions of dollars a year. The With these words the ADL broadcasters would have been compelled to produce more released the substances of a programs for children and to slice their 32 commercials per hour three-and-a-half-year study to no more than 18. This is the generous allotment currently It that charges "hostility and allowed to adult shows. insensitivity of Jews and These and other dramatic changes were envisioned by for. Jewish concerns" by mer FCC Chairman Dean Burch. "respectable elements In the Outraged at what he had personally seen of children', American media, clergy and programming, he set up a special Children's Televisi on Unit In government." Among those September 1971. At its head was tough-minded Dr. Elizabeth names from the American news Roberts, an er-coordinator of the White House Conference on ______ 1, /______ - FCC Report Raps Children's TV - in the ha-id is often worth even a business and what the move than the legendary two in business can expect from the the bush. community. Not only do jobs attract jobs We understand that Realtor but new business has a way of and former Chamber of 1:1f Anderson Jock Writer ANK IEDITORIAL) One hundred jobs may not community's representatives, sound all that mpressive In n those valued individuals who area whkh has experiencei sta largely out of the limelight uh tremendous growth in but are alutely essential recent )- 3, putting together a package' a man who knows what the customer needs in the way of Jobs Provided 4 rn% 0 >1 But businessmen attend conventions, they attend Growth can be measured in workshops, they get together to many ways - people, eon- curse or praise the economy, struction, tax receipts, average they meet over coffee. And it is income, a county's self-image ir just such settings that and Ws dreams for the future. decisions as to where to locate a But none are quite so im. new plant or open a new portant - the keystone, really business are often made.. . on - as jobs. the basis of a colleague's ex. Thus the city of Sanford and perlence In a particular cornall of Seminole County had good munity. reason for elation wi th the A multi-colored brochure can annourcement in Sunday's be an attractive addition to a Herald that Florida Steel Corp. coffee table and, sometimes, an has elected to build a steel effective selling agent. But fabricating plant here. word of mouth within an inThe plant itself is expected to dustz' is frequently even more cost $1.5 million and In roughly effective. 15 months add a million dollar payroll to the county's John Krider More Importantly it will provide jobs for 1cm people. Equally as important are a ,_...iX" _ ;-LI i.i- I1fl kiii ANOTH ER GOOD BUY! - £__i ' 'L . . - - I < eporter Cleared El O 322 2611 N. FRENCH AVE WALTER A GIELOW - FLA flfli I CHRIS NELSON WAYNE 0 DOYLE AIs.ci.. 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Thsargwnent cuts two ways, h&i. U It is his duty to do what on the one hand preser the presidency, Mr. Nixon cannot escape the respon. slbility for having done or not done what on the other hand compromised . Merely by his official eonnection with the major (lgur's in the Watergate scandal, simply by virtue of having appointed them to their fositions and failed to 'vet-see their activities' fir' Nixon has l. :' /i - - 1tV ' I '4 . f. iiti . I' 'I , r . - t ', ' - ' i\' . ' " 1 :.• : ! ., , - t.i1 : p j - 1i - NIL i . ' ' - t. c Philosophically and historically, it would have been able to discover that antiSemitism is the by-product of a totalitarian Socialist philosophy. The British scholar on socialism. George Iichthelm, observed that the origins of Socialist anti-Semitism were the same as anticapit.a1jp, and that anti-Semitigm would coinue to — in washn culture. - . V-~.--_- 'W----)A -. ___. - ~~ A- - J .1 Europe it, In the U.S. Constitution, a Payne-, 24, who was accused of the 1974 official Asso t e ju dge has dismissed acontenupt slaying a Florida Highway PaMore than 200 young people about her native country'. group Sunday Dr. Estes li cii of court citation against the trol trooper Aim anachas been Press from throughout Central Joseph Momuserrat, Seminole in Switzerland and taught there Ta mpa Tribune Company and r ceas more than 1000 Florida, including 15 from High Schoci French teacher, for several years. re Erter Hick Barry. In a story- published in the SemiroleCounty,ire scheduled briefed the group on Paris That means more When the Central Florida ('urcuit Judge John I). Justice Tampa Tribune on Feb. 2, Bar- to depart fruumu Tamuup,u Air port facts, more statistics. more tour group reaches Amstcrdamn sed out the charge Monday, ry reported that Payne had April 5 on a Reformation Tour buses in data than even last year's e lies'. Jo Th Dr. seph Richard they will board tour sayring he had to side with dc- pleaded guilty' to mu murder of Europe. Estes, pastor of the l)eLand groups oflotovisit many cities jam ' packed edition. Added tense claims that the contempt charge only to la ter change his features inctude a map sec First Baptist Church, is in Germany-, Switzerland, The Rev. K citiIlion viola!ed (tie First plea to Innocent. Ata later date. associate minister Mullis, to First scheduled show slides and States and France, Belgium and the tionofth.Un,ted of in; endment. Pay-ne switched his plea Sanford discuss Switz er land wi th Canada, a color Section of the Netherlands. to Presbyterian Church ustice ruled that Circuit guilty' again and was sentenced flags, a detailed chronology will host the local group lie JulgeftoyE. Deandidnnlhave to life in prison. ' itI spring vacation will give 1 of all the events in the In. the a uthority to orderBarry, that : to withhold from ; ' iILL'I k tYE tip rlicipate in the tour which rocked the nation and form nation revealed during an Gag Order is:uluoretIirnw Florida world. opel A pr il 13. ,. , who was Dtfl Pick your subject, pick your presiding Judge ' also held that lue,l,on an you can find I )ea n's order seas not valid lx.'. judge in flue case, said he had The' local youth tour group . answer in is practical III it' it it se as oral and not ordered Barry not to re port flue has bt't,u meeting on Sunda Hutt le part of the official co'itt plea change in order tu Insure a afternoons Lu study the history-, encyclopedia for home, fair trial by an impartial Jury. people' and cultures of th e recoru. school or office, it's a super FURNITURE countries they will visit. Mrs. bargain at $1.75, plus 25 AI JMLIJ was never Petra Deppe, who grew Barry claim ed In' Rep he up in orted Cents for handling. Send in r actually ordered to withhold the Germany' and moved here five now for your copy. It will be y 1792 CASSILBERRY years ago, spoke to the group Tbc contempt charge against information from print. your best buy of the year. - ' I I ------------- -i AP ALMANAC Sanford Herald Sanford P0 Box G22 Tanec k, Ne' Jere 0766i3 Enclosed jS$ of AP Almanac. . ---- — Send me --.- - ,_ , -.-=----. _ _5 Address I City State , Zip * ':';,5l:,' 4. .i'.' L_.._ ," .,' .; ' — — - . ' -------------- copies Name -, - , 7—= — Z.LrIi Clip Out and Mail the Coupon Below at -S--------- 11- 1 i4j L. . I , _.~_ - OR MORE — _______ .. ~_ I if , ,_l - osephMonst-1 ifl - J - SARASOTA. Fla. i AP) - Cit. Barry grew out of his coverage E vidence evidence for this can be ________________________________ found in the anti-Semitic of the Socialist ________________________________ _______ makeup movements and leaders In Europe. The ADL and many Jewish liberal, are blind to the kological doctrine that has t,,eij race so much death and suffering over the . ...........last two cet,iurles. ft. ..A _ - / _~~ &A ma %ft._ Contempt Case so shallow intellectually, 131 SANFORD. DOR5 i - - ------ --- ------- - 55_5' ' -. _ _ �I * ) - .. -. - _____ z -' .. - - . -. . - -- - ____--_.. -._.,_- - -- -.--.- = - - - --------. -- -- ----6A --The Sa nford Herald Tuesday, Mar. 2611974 Dear Abby Aniee, to Ptiu iO Variety I ACRt . = , , ri cnergy Crisis By a i"Ps w ut.,. m • q.g. IS(k-ran this is unfair. rout. SiThedill 1101 greatest lO Famik conrcuoets 'tool 1 Ellipswdal 33 Montana Hib' DEAR ABBY: It's high time you pj}j defense of arnokeri. I am a smoker and I enjoy smoking. Smoking ha.s ~ . ~ .. I - , --, -- - ~ - * Followers 31 Taste 'Scot ll One wtm •I(AS$aef5 I',?INPk — — — I .-1 2 3 4 -- — I SIFpoI-h 9 10 11 — 13 how to give and take, and for a nonsmoker to make a smoker uncomfortable b, depriving him of his smoking Pleasure is just as selfish as It is for a smoker make a nonsmoker tmcomfoctable by smoking in his presence. If I sense that someone really oh)IL'ts to my smoking, I take myself arvi my cigaret Into another mom. I think the nonsmoker should have the ume Cons$deraUon for Itie smoker, and if the smoke bothers him, HE should move. There should be a 50.50 compromise. The smokers have been made to (eel guilty long enough, and It's time the nonsmokers learned to cope with a smoke-filled society. His nonsmoking righteousness makes me as angry as my mnoke makes him! SICK OF NONSMOKERS CIN IS r --191 - 20 21 - - - - 7' 1 29 30 131 —f— — — 32 ____ 34 - -1 == Boudoir - . .- ------ --- - -- - - - - -- -.'---•- - — - .-- --- - -- s- - - ----.----- - - -= . -- Actress Has More Than Just Mind On - fl --- --------- ---- ---- -'-------------- ----- . '-=------ - - ----. _. . . __ '38 J 39 40 - - - -- - - - the wives who ignore % uur advice tio are upset about their mates. - - - - "Seeral of the girls have rnoie but about a psychiatric irntltute in Connecticut where sheworhaasaoupkaderfor group therapy. '1 thInk It is exciting. The only other thing that has in- - -•.- .-' - .,_- .. ---.=.=.----- .. ----- - Tuesday, Mar, 26, 1974--7A Mansell Jr,, 437 Boxwood Circle Mrs. Smith greeted the guests wearing a u)utti-(lir,',l dressy pantsuit complemented with an orchid corsage. Mr Mansell received the guests attired in a colorful caftan. A silver and white color scheme was carried out in the bttie decor with arrangements of Spring flowers adorning the reception area. P • - . I - Mrs. lee l.ightsey of Laurel, Miss., was among the outof-town guests joIning 30 friends and relatives who called during the appointed hours, 8 to 11 p.m. - - - ~~499oa . ok~_ -. ____ their own mates into the arms are cut tAt from one another. "But here's a question that The cake table, overlaid with a white cloth, was centered a tiered cake embossed with white roses and topped with silver numerals "251 . -. :- learnedtbeirhusbandsaretwo. tinting them, and they blame terested me besides the theatt'r been aspects of mental the outside paramours. Instead of realizing they have driven health. I believe w hen people of those sirens, ov, - -• Nadine Perkins and Albert &nith were married March 6, 1949, in Jackson, Miss., and have been resident, of Florida for the past 10 years. He Is in the sign business and she is employed by Dr. Tom Largen and Dr. Franklin Clontz. _____________ _________ ______ the restructuring of corn. municating on whatever level has to benefit everybody." 1IIIi i '1 puzzles us avid rooters of your Worry clinic.' The'>' enjoy boating anti are members of Forest Lake Seventh-day Adventist Church, Forest City, where she sings in the choir. MR. AND MRS. ALBERT SMITH .On silver wedding anniversary 4 11M . ,_*•_.-. F --- - - . . - - NI Igut be , C. ss Maria Galletta Feted 4 * au t At - - 61 - - -. - - • - - Area - ___ v - - I m u t~ ,Ii'IU CARROLL 1,R IGHTER'S HORSCo 4 Girls Make Rilq - -ed Rescue Team ' - I-- _____________ -u- - _______ SOUTHERN • AIR ' i - 4 ________ -fl 11` "_''___"', , '-' - Every - Tuesday _ ____ . - ' I Appreciation Day --fl - - -- REG. CHICKEN DINNER ' .- -, ' •I X05PY/4"W IFD CHICKEN iOOK AROUND a , - - ____________________ - - Bride-Elect Of Saiifordite Complimented At Luncheon --i--- - ------------===---- WINTER SI'RINGs—. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Smith of 541 Plurnosa Drive, Sanford, were honored at an open house reception on their 25th wedding anniversary at the home of their daughter and son4n-law. Mr. and Mrs I.e.sln' II - ightweight Spools r% • - At Recepti on NEW YORK (AP) -Actress dividual differences, a lot "George and I both learned Trish Van has more on better. making the movie "The how to do underwater stuff. her mind than acting. She's Day of the Dolphin." Six Nobody dubbed for George in interested in Gtorge C. Scott. dolphins were caught off any of the underwater shots By GEORGE W. CRANE dolphins, taking pictures and- Florida, trained and named that were on the screen." mental health. Buck, Ginger, Big Marna, What was dubbed was the of She's married to George C. Paddle(cx,t, Ulu and Candy. talking In English by the CASE Z-514: Katie B., aged Scott and they're starring liuck and Ginger responded dolphins Mi Vein l)esre 29. offers a stimulating together lii the film, "The Day question. of the Dolphin." 11cr hobby Is "Dr. Crane," she began, "the photography and the Scotts girls in my club read every have a darkroom in their home column you write and often in Greenwich, Conn., where argue a bout W ha t OU they both develop black and "But those of us who follow white pictures. your advice about boudoir But ask about her other incheesecake have very devoted West, mental health, and she husbands, doesn't talk about another - - .r --...-- .. - fl p .-.-. - --- Pair Honored • Making Pictures = - - - j . - A dozen years ago. Miss Van Devere was acting In a Florida ACTRESS TRISII VAN DEVERE theater at night and working Our husbands often .. _rr-'---... A woman of many interests . deny ever with retarded and disturbed r --it . - I — p — reading it, yet whenever DEAR SICK: There's shoot as much aL.ta,c, 1. year • -. you children days "I went to a sea best to training and played 44 45 45 -*.fl track was laid In. 47 48 49 have a case that fits us, the men MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER (Huatd Photo By Cecelia Farmer) Arg'assiesill at W" Is Is a Cloud of szooll.t. It see dellberaw aquarium or day off and saw Alpha, known as Fa, and Beta. Dolphins don't have vocal folds ... (Itor),seated) Airs. Galleta, Maria Galletta — ly elects to pollute the air because .1 a habit he either Will cllpitoutandgiveittousorl,,y dolphlniforthefirst time. We knownasB,tnthepicthre. RiCharde Sr., Mrs. W. B. RiCharde M - 53 54 They have the intelligence to 55 it beside our plate at the table, didn't have at rs. H esstre1et HIM move. Standing, Mrs. E. Rohrer, Mrs. S. M a formal yardstick "II was always Ginger who talk. They certainly corn. Rohrer. F --.-- • — "If they never re ad YOtW 56 57 evaluate how the children came along the observation rnunicate and understand; they DEA R ABBY My oldest two chidren attended public .'--column, how do they know were getting along I used to window glass and rubbed up can do better — n talk. They're — school in West Los Angeles, and also raced home to use the 60 whenever you step on our think they were better if they against It. She liked to rub easy to train but they get ~ 59 psychological bathroom bme of conditions In the eltroomi at school, could laugh at something in. against you and have you stroke temperamental sometimes and L — — — — Mi ..; - I "Concerned Parent's" letter, prUned Jan. 15, dXht't mention — congrouous. her. Mama was usually in the once in a while they gel bored. The Paloma Dnve home of were presented to Mrs. MALE PSYCHOLOGY off-limits restrooms In junior high schools due Bart lingers, min ts, nu ts and lime Robare, Robert '1 noticed that when the diver ocean pen. When a wild dolphin Lippincott, Mrs. C. E. Rohrer was the Galletta, mother of the bride sherbet punch. fires In trubbasketj, and violence. My POLLY'S POINTERS •ne day, Mike Nichols, who would bring food into the tank would go by it would stop over aUer Bu'rmje Austin, Alfred Greene, scene of a miscellaneous Men are and to Mrs. W.B. RiCharde and was directing, said, 'Okay, A private school and there are no rroom problem,,, so it Other guests Included Mmes. A. P. Fletcher and the Misses notoriously and an electric eel who lived in and she'd go to the corner of shower for Maria Galletta, Mrs. S. M. RiCharde Sr., S. N. # egotistical. 11 416 jf~ RiCharde is apparent that the problem can be solved if school adminthat's It for the actors for today. arock(orrnationwouldpokehis cceanpenandthey'dchatltup. I'llworkwiththedolphlnjalone Jr., Tommy Kathy Robinson, 'I T Becky tilde-elect of David RiCharde. mother and grandmother of "I want to feel important" IS head istration wants to solve IL out to the Gracey, J. A. Avant, Truman Serras, Ion Pruden, Donna get the food, one "I'd get in the tank with Buck L thus the invisible tattoo on dolphin woId I SUfles* that the eachers ftroacni be Closed, and that Co-hostess was Mrs. H. C. future bridegroom. Hostess gift Ward, Becky Marks, Marle 11 dooll get behind him and to the middle and here.' They heard that and they ne Utterback and by Morrison. Rohrer of Asheville, N. C. every masculine chest. was an electric buffet skillet. Burkhart, Michael Galletta, tesc1's use the same restrooms students use, The inconand give him a poke to bother he'd come up under my arm thought they were actors, too . 5 ' I 4 V I am acs or privacy for teacher, would be more I - _ .. 1 1he refreshment table, Neil Pruden, W. B. Sawyers, W. Which means, they tear it fl hIn3 and then scoot off it and bring me right tacittouie They wouldn't work." with an arragnement of yellow overlaid with white than compensated for by the safer and At F l .1 lace over W. Utterback and Archie 0 more sanitary conminish thleir prestige if they looked like he swam off slide. Ile acted like he thought it k. --:!ii-W'-and white daisies, baby's yellow, was centered with an : Miss Van Devere talks with ditiom for students. The Harriett. m conditions m admit they don't know it all laughing. The dolphin did that was too dangerous for me to be of breath and fern, topped with elaborately decorated cake, warmth of voice and animated 45 great cocem to competent teachers. Also Mmes, Robert Von B,- pou.x caAhlut three or (ow' times and then regarding the boudoir aspect of stay In the middle. he'd take facial expressions but at seven tiny yellow and white Twin, three-tiered wedding ft seems to me that the Herbulis, Ed Smith, I.ortus only question is "are school marriage, he'd had his Joke for the at. me for a ride around the tank same time projects a quality of candles, adored the coffee restrooms imsafe for teachers" If so, where does that cakes were Joined by a bridge Tinnekugel, Bill Locke, M. W. , POLLS PROBLEM with my arm over him, but he'd ladylike reserve. She was born table. Gifts were placed In front with miniature bridal figurines RiCharde. leave . children? To pr • statement, Richard Eaton, R. A. MIss Van Devere got to know always bring me back to the about 30 DEAR 1'OLLY— My thread breaks far too often when I am of the fireplace with a yellow and the entire rni. W2t answer thefollowingquesuons: dolphins, including their years ago In Tenafly, , MY PROBLEM IflL%W. HOW AllOt)!' YOURS? sewing - -. . on the machine. The machine has been c hecked so I in. side. umbrella suspended above the adorned with .wedding bells, can ________________________________ N.H., and was graduated from only suppose this is caused by lightweight spools which thread (1) is the husband more likely mantel, j love birds, swans and fresh Ohio Wesleyan in 1965 In speech ;' CONFIDENTIAL TO J. W. G.: Better start asking around now comes Has any other reader had this problem? If so, what to urge a visit to a Marriage The honoree was presented a yellow daisies, baby's breath and drama. "In the mid '6 for another job. From to. much Ye, W. N. sir, a le a I done to solve it?—PAT s can Councelor if the couple corsage of yellow daisies with and fern. get an UI-siR, there was so much civil rights 1DEAR POUX— My Pet Peeve is with those restaurants that feuding unduly? yellow accents and white daisy Served with the cake were Ins'olvemcnl I Joined Scott A trUsg outs tall glaas,full to the brim, when I order a drink i4 corsages with yellow accents loaf sandwiches, chocolate lady for my Cunningham's Free Southern (2) Is it the husband who ___ two year old. Often the waltrea gives me a look like I ouuestsconsultin g aphy.sj ESO Book Review Concert Choir under th e Theater, which had Ford when Iask for an extra glass so I can pour cut some and not have a Psesunal r.*. WTIto to AMY: 4' I, 2 P Bat N. 7W. LA., the . direction of Dr. Robert Rich, on Foundation money, In New if the couple ha ___ ve not I f been able aw. child spill the drink afloverthe place. Once I was even asked 1. ___ 1ISO ItoPSd. Orleans. We NV-Mi54 isvspo, Miss Catherine Cornelius wIll March tnvekd through p.m.. in to have children? at '-1 anoer cents for that extra glass and It was paper at that. I fl -S" _____ be guest book reviewer at the DeBary Community Center. the rural South bringing theater do wish restaurant, would have paper cups handy for children 11 Pat Abby's be4bt,. 'lie, I. Have i3i Lsitthehusbandwhosays meeting of Epsilon Sigma '.' a LavuIy The program will include to those who had none. I 1.6 and not bring than glass ones.—MRS, H. ftM __ ____ SI to AbIgnI Van Is'n W Leeky Dr., Barely it is his fault if the wile cannot Omicron of the Sanford selections front Broadway , DEAR POLLY— The ne w bread board Mary bought may have get - . -, CAL *lL pregnant? Woman's Club March 28, The musicals as well as works of varnish on it. U so suggest that she lightly sand FORT MEAt)J: — Miss with lemon wedges, gelatin it to rcmove the Is it the husband who group will meet at the home of classical composers. Contact varnish and then rub with a good salad oil. Leave this on for a day Connie Ringdahl, bride-elect of salad, and for dessert, coffee ( and then rinse off wha t is not absorbed by the wood. My husband more likely writesfor my Mrs. Ralph Austin Smith at 10 members of the Woman', Club Club Induri,s Wayne S. Ceynowa, was parfait topped with a chocolate (Herald Photo I Charles Edwards) for tickets. "Tests for Husbands and a.m. made mine and that Is the way I treated it. (Polly's note: complimented with a recent candy' kiss and coffee. FOUR NEW members initiated into Deltona Eloyette, Mrs. Arax Musselwhite, She will dlscus the book Dr. Rich, is an associate 0 4 Can Wises. luncheon at the home of Mrs. not rinse off the board but Just wipe away ALL the excess oii_ Business and Professional Women's Club at the The hostesses presented the Heller and Mrs. Yvonne Jones. "Harry & Trwnan" by his professor of voice and the ELEANOR. Lawrence F. Sthreakly. Co. honor guest with serving pieces March meeting were (1 to r) Mrs. Jesse 151 Is it the husband who *im daughter, Margaret Truman. director of choral activities at DEAR POILY—Firewood hostesses were First in her chosen pattern of silver. the ''f' m Miss Cornelius has been inStetson University. Previously Presbyterian Church women. 'I but I get mine for free. My neighbors save all their The bride-elect greeted her from the Carroll Rtar institute booklets, including "Sex structor of Spanish at Seminole he was associate professor of / The spacious home was a guests attired in a pink and newspapers for me and! roll them lightly, soak in water for a few Problems in Marriage" and Junior College and is now music and director of the minutes and then put them out to dry. I have rainbow of color. Various white panic suit ensemble. Her "-wood burning / i'1ng as director of Coopera- college choir at Mars Tests for Parents" shades f roses in crystal vases mother, Mrs Robert Ringd.ahl, lull that are especially good for night. You can place an arm full Live Education there. She College, Mars lull, N.C. By VIRGINIA SPILLER Members undergo one year's emergency first aid examina. There is an easier centered inYoWftreplace and they will bw.nslowly and keep the room nice the luncheon table. chose a mint greet street-length shape and replaced IreWEDNESDAY, MARCH !7, 074 You wives know that,'nenare received her B.A. and M.A. Copley New, Service way to..... The bride's table, overlaid with dress and Mrs. Raymond rigorous training, during which lions, "with emphasis on mows. quently," arid warm. Mine are all for free since I bind the rolls with ties that says venrsensiuveabout their erouc degrees from Rollins Collegc they pass examinations In rock lain medicine, which Is a little your Cindy, "because an off-white cut-work linen Ce> nowa, Sanford, mother 01 Sets Election SAN life The DIEGO, Calif. GENERAL TENDENCIES: Try to cut expenses and build up depends on )'OW' ego, which is why they often with a double major in Spank KEEP itescue climbing, DEAR POLLY—. Instead of using the flat end of a knife, as I ice different," climbing, says Patty. ability and your equipment." cloth, held an arrangement of the future groom, wore a peach. San Diego Mountain your wrings account. Extravagance or any kind of material used to do, to become Impotant If their wife and Political Science. The March meeting of Salon pink snapdragons, yellow and colored pantsuit ensemble. tracking, "helitac" and various About half level off measurements f the trainees do not or cooking and baking I Team, one of the most f Training sessions, usually lavender rrespensltatity, or chance taking could lead to unfortunate now COOL hostesses are Mrs. L W. 732 of South Seminole County has been previously married. use popsicle sticks that I have saved and cleaned They are ocedures involving coopers. make it, despite the fact that from Friday mums, orange roses Other out-of-towaguests were ievents. search and rescue units In the pr evening to Sunday Ross, Mrs. E. M. Hoke, Mrs. was held at the home of in and baby's breath Place cards Mrs. Frank Nelson and Mrs, helicopter search kept in canisters and containers of baking mçpiles and I save and those accepted for Carriers famous training evening, central Air are nation, now ARIES Mar. 21 to Apr, 191 Handle a matter intelligently myself lime, steps has (our women Lion In many cities, wives find Stanley Pierce and Mrs. chaplain Mollle Steudle, who rescue, radio techniques and usually have some experi and washing of knives--DOROTHY. every second were made of delicate china. Charles Harrison, Lakeland, Conditioning System is ence week. Thereheld climbers in the 50-member tosteadof just trying to buy yow'way out of It. 'n.y to have mcf4' may be official very same situation that Katie Arnold Williams. IF appointed a laws, Quality built to give 10 nominating and own The menu included chicken and Mrs. Douglas Charpenter, minimum you the equipment calls for search or rescue force. than one bank account. Don't put all eggs in one basket. mentions, namely, their Members of the ESO group committee to present a slate of finest cooling at lo*. Io* almonrjine, asparagus spears Orlando. for all weather sad terrain, missions. TAURUS lApr. 20 to May 20) If you are tactless in tsiuinn tAI1 A# Di.,iJi.i,., hItahIaMI rI.'nv r.,4ino this are at" inviI4 ti .Jt_--The four women, all single, ...... ., 4k. màI..,. tu) uuisvr Training Sessions which members estimate Is at tar ivij-Wj at another what to do. you could lose a valuable friend. Give any are Heidi Kletnschmidt, Cindy' "Those usually occur late column, yet always call at- of the Lake Mary Club at the A pril 9 meeting. She also apleast a $500 investment. Sunday night when you have physical problem immediate attention . Klingkr, Janet Helfrich, and tention to any All Chamber have case I to may uI spades; ruffed a pass advanced of Commerce pointed an auditing committee. 'OHTH (H "And It has to be kept in top Just dragged in, GEMINI May !l to June 211 If you don't handle Important Patty Morgan, who became the bone-fired, describe that seems to fit their building at 12 noon of the same 4AJ9 cuffed his next to last heart with Nominating committee ap. duties now,you can lose out later. Don't follow that hunch, or you from a training session," team's first women climbers in wives, day. Each member is asked to pointers are Zella Biltrick, the nine of trumps; cuffed groans Jan, get into real trouble. I November. # A96 bring a sandwich. Desserts and chairman, and another club; ruffed his last flea Newsome, A KITE ' MOON CHILDREN (June fl to July 21) Do important work. Weight is not an asset, they 4M the more he tends to drinks will be furnished heart with dummy's ace of by the co-chairman, and auditing WEST EAST Team's Vocations One you rely on for ad vice Is not in good form today. Put aside any agree. The important thing is, disdain getting education from lake Mary Club. trwnps while Dorothy had to committee appointees. Olga 6862 Ili..) nonsenseorsocialfunanddowhatiswiseinp.m. You have to be able to pull Dr. Cindy works as a waitress, underruffandmadethel,ast two the newspaper Charles Unkovic, Hunter and Emily Green. AI04 LEO July 22 to Aug. 2D Watch temper with bigwig or you your own weight around, In a chairman of the Department of also studies at Si'n Diego State, • tricks with his king and jack of e Th April meeting will be at At least to his own wife canloseout. Work harder at your career and solvethatprobksn case where weight might be an % OF SANFORD INC. Sociology 4ts trumps. 4i 42 at where she Is an art major, but Florida the home of Bea Sewsorne, Yet hundreds cleverly. of executives in 100 N. Maple ris.Sri, a M)i'TH different technique Technological Incidentally, we have no finds herself missing some University, will Sanford, at 12 noon, business and industry will order review a recent book on VIRGO Aug. 22 to Sept fl) You want to run off to some place Phone 322-1321 lowering or lifting can be used classes and admits, "it is criticism of Ely's one heart bid large quantities of these helpful Marilyn Monroe, VJ$652 ___________________ of amusement. but this would only bring you trouble, so slick to , to accomplish the same result rough, especially as art, Itself, - System or no system you can't i. • . IOS4 newspapers booklets to pass the tried and true, Sometimes it Is an advantage to sit back with a two suit hand -:-: is 30 time constuning." *to I around among their younger Luau, Hula IJBRA4Sept.23to Oct. fl Although You ththky are be beliithter,skinny,"saysCind' : Heidi works at a department - and stay out o(theblddjngwhen V'-t sufriu'ratd.' employees. overcfiargd. don t argue about it, or you get into trouble. Stow Top physical condition is your partner opens. store and was an art major at more concern for romantic tie. required, says Patty. Good k"Writ Narik last South Groismont College here, We do base some cnticlsm of WINTER SPRINGS But still they affect dism. SCORPIO tOct. 23 to Nov. 21) 11 won't do any good to try to 14 i'i'i' If footwork is involved. j the defense. A diamond Jan, who studied at terest in this column when Community Association is I'lI.S 24 !-11 l'as,s j• change the Ideas of a stubborn associate now.Studs' position first, A lot of seatwork, Ion," University of Kansas, Mesa opening or a diamond lead at 40 i'a.s • talking with their wives In their sponsoring a Hawaiian luau at then take the right steps. interjects Jan, patting the trick three would have left Cotlege and University of Ely 60 I'ass 'nsa their newly opened recreation sAGIrrARIUslv.nto,2l)ycuwanttolamba frayed seat of her Jeans. tp,. California at San Diego, works "flu' trick short t bmlihng on North Edgemon -rl', r, l:J! ;s,uld .rh n:ak&' thini w.rse (;tt ,tt the kitk,rn -Not everything can b with ansutosalesfirmthatslie Wives graciously will take far Street on March30, at 7:30 p.m. h Ad-45 __ C4 the mailer tlead. learned, says Ken Benson, says is "just super" about usirr criticism t ha n will their Menu will be roast pig, bar. CAPRtCORN iDec. 22 to Jan. 201 Enjoy recreation now, but team member and photo giving her time off for Mountain husbands, so Marriage becueuj chicken, baked potato, don't oyers,,end. Get rid of depression and cheer good friends. By Oswald & James JaeobyTi.' t... grapher, "You have to be born Rescue. Councelors and doctors tact- liawaiiaji salad, e"2rn on the Evening can be most enjoyable. I with endurance, agility, cok%r'sI Patty now is living in \oilh East South fully usually blame the long Cob, rolls and three bean salad. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 191 Make s'ire you do not say Today's hand shows Ely ordination, I believe, to qualify'. Idyllwild, a mountain corn. 4 suffertng wIvc, for the HIghlight of the evening will be son it his test ro start thira". at h- r.ethat can a ti ariumnent, or you wH regret it "Among the hazards," hi' munity about 100 Wes north. . husbands will refuse to be a h cont. with he threw his CuIbeii,',n 1k kind arid gentle. , east of here, working with I,The 3 . (uIperate if they are made the pieces, French fries tXw prizes will be awarded PISCES I Feb. ?3toNfar. 2011 Much tension is prevalent today system right out a-e window -) I N 41u.lwbiifh 1p4d 1 I . Mountain People," a group I I target of such professional and there will be dancing to in almost any sphere of your efforts, so be the peacemaker and and responded to his partner's 6 1109 6 5 4 CS Gratis Services - . headed by a former member of cole slow, hot roll criticism, m ic avoid ccidenU and the like. Do nothing drastic. us from the islands played What do>uuuluntns' the Mountain Rescue Team, by two Ii bands. He was Joking, but all agree ,,: had a chance to slcçi at tow' IF YOUR CHILI) IS BORN TODAY... he or she will be a A —Bid fear spJdIi As Steve Barker, making packs, • But you smart wives should 'rickets can be obtained by there is an underlying truth. troubkshooter, but teach early not to be force(W with otben wm di3111006 he Went On to five )"r parts" ImMis " climbing equipment and other four expoijits heed Kaue's remarks am Wrn cOnUtfing Howard Allud at Bleing a Mountain Rescue Team are Pnanan beings, too, and that dlomacy and tact are primit only to MW that J0. who thought ii .o m gnme' mountaineering requirements. ,a^ ". to Concoct boudoir cheesecake, 141 5. Devon Ave., WInteT member tends to be a pat-a. rqoltes for 1twai, There is much determlnatjo,n, which Ely had a better hand, "They really are great aboul for that's the marital menu Springs and Richard Allen, S fine, but teach to cooperate more with oth ers. Give as much proceeded to Lake him to six. mount interest, and other ac ln"t,'.i'I "I iu"ps'nding giving me time off," she says. item that best guarantees y Devon, or any member education as yew' child will take and permit to earn own way livities,even jobs, are selected Hal Suns decided to open a 'Paldu' he has liii u*' dtamond faithful husband! "i4xiation >°' do through college if so wished. Sports are fine. with team participation In dub. Ely won in dummy and " s (mind "The Stars impel, they do not compel!" Wha' you make of prrnptly led a heart. Dorothy Answer Tomorrow IN (Always i'rlte to Dr. Crane In 11 The am Is on call with. your life is largely y'p to YOUf rose with her ace and led a Your home iare f this newspaper, en. Choir Scheduled charge at any time at the second club. ('c it Muv '+IQD(AN closing a long stamped, Everyone else does request of any responsible Carroll Righter's Individual Forecast ko' Ely won in awr.my whale boot to Wn at Bodgr ''u ir sign for April tb'essed envelope and 25c to is now read)'. gnvernrnenal agency In the ttiii ne*spapIr, P0 R ot 489 discarding a heart; ruffed 2I°'5,cI DERARY — The Deflacy cover typing and printing co,., 322.10442 STERCHI FURNITURE United States or Baja CiiiPAghter Forecast. The Sanford Jj, Box 629, Hollywood, Cr111. third club; tufted a heart; Radc C.fy Stai,en Neat, rota 'Ahen Woman's Club will sponsor a one of pa ' 9003$. (orals, Mexico. No one knows cashed dummy's are and king 1100 French Avenue booklets. muslcalprogramby the Slelaon . HANGING IN THERE how lone a search or rescue Easy terms 3227953 - lli'idi lwIc'tices scaling cliff mission will be. 37 __________ I --------., The Sanford Herald Advice • f 14 - '--' . f 5 6 7 12 - appeilatMIn $O Fetid air SI Italian cdv — — been one of tUe's pleastres, mx5 to deny it is absurd. In order to zrvive in the world today, one must learn 18 41 Small bottle 49 Feminine 23(randparrntal ISis sided solid $ 46 Memora ndum 30 Lease with food a - uar Secretion 77 Mountain (Fr , 'rnes as Jfl'ariq-nu -. Sweet S.nolGad 3-Slnduution cotton 4lSideIorgioo& 24 Aleutian island 4$ Sea eagles rnstancr 34 Turn rnukut u ffix, 4lNicenr-U Bundle of l3MutiInote 4Koksuieapon 5 ttats , ,or In WDlJ,i%t 21 Make leas IlmdoluLni 23 Military term 3lrasri Is year car, try this: "Girls. this Is year ckaaffew speak. Isg. Becaui. of the eserD' crisis, we se nt all Lake lass driving. Well start alphabetically. Mrs. Applebaum. you're fli'st!" you _ p' 's It Emblem Lar4alform - 'dL. LJ tO Tear asunder 3Snibtfor D0 pii t Uw-r h1B°fatrr 24 Crustacean DEAR CONSTANT: Nest time you have all the m.oehen N L 'rn memlrr e 22 Earth 4 La un i How about a comment on transportation moodzi? NST4l'I' I,AE1 A BSIOtV IHiserI4teI at R ndate 7 I '-.5.- _ _____________ '--a 5i Fast r%em I . e- A - - 14C.arbam,de Following ___ s ________ I- .IdgeI sltabk' DEAR ABBY: I play cards with averal tifteent of women. Everyone who owns a cw leaves It home, sad I always seem to be the one who has to pick up three at women sad drive theta home. With the energy aisia,I feel lb ____ Musica l ABIGAIL VAN BUM y. ::Cj1.)Z..:--.,. I *IdJiIIWI . __ t' 47 11 Baking M-rftfr LVILr r .. Putt Pd iA $, 41 Act in rr!ns4. are - 1 40(han(e I O.rjei Moochers Provoke 41111 -_ , - - �- ----------- BA— The Sanford Herald Tuesday Mar. 26. 1974 Pl l d Longwood De ays Longwoo ans Receives Bond For Sewer .1st Bank Issue A I K U LONGWOOD— C eenectton charge uncfl " election. warned. however. th 'u Monday night stopped action on per home. BY DOUG STORUM costs will =5 t Sports Stadium and will include at first the delay might lose a hold. It Herald Staff Writer • the proposed $3.2 million sewer Donaldmonthly bi Councilman football and track, and later handball, 4 A bid on the sewer City Atty. Joe Davis, saying it milieu • and water bond issue until Schreiner said, however, tennis and weiimht llftlnu 211111111111111MMI MOVC over Astrodome. Seminole High A year ago, Coach Norman season competition was forbid- aided estimate! of monthly sewer simple mathematics show that would be proper to put the issue collection system. GREENSBORO, N. C. (AP) 1 Groundbreaktng10 the 5,000-seat by two technical fouls upon a very feW for a great School received permission From the charge and connection fee to — Sloan and his troops finished 27- den. The cry — of "Wait 'Ill Next -4 stadium I IF will be mid-April, Reynolds said. against wily Marquette Coach deal. It wasn't that we lacked county school board Monday night to homeowners are received. Year" no longer resounds 0 but had to settle for nothing iA So, while mighty UCLA added Al McGuire, North Carolina confidence in the others." The Rooster's Club pledge to raise the APII A ,s,auYu1Pl construct a sports complex for $110,000 Ofl adier than the Atlan tic Coast a seventh straight jewel to An April 3 workshop with across Wolfpack Country. he yy 4; u.i _____ needed 4-gr ii ru u funds was a major factor In the nty its State scored 10 straIght points Shooting statIStIcS the school's campus. _ Conference consulting engineer William Next year is now. championship championship collection last to zoom into a nine-point lead. graphically told the story schocl boa rd's unanimous approval. el, -'I. Thus, an eight-year search for a football aull allu fiscal agent 4 to The souped.up North because the NC/IA slapped year, North Carolina State McGuire was later to say, "I Monday night— .S per cent facility for the school has ended with a I,eedy was scheduled to disc= Carolina State basketball team them with a 'ear's probation watched on television at cost u.s a game with those two for the Wollpack and a chIlly 36 Presently, the boosters have $20000 19".1", pledge by the school's Athletic Booster the charges and the interest clinched u.s right to the No. 1 (or alleged recruiting irregula- home—and waited. hand and have promised to borrow an for the Warriors. technicals. That gave them two I Club to finance the project. Friday. Drive-in facilities are -'.'' Z' rate expected on the bonds. place with a convincing 76-64 ritics. For better than 17 minutes, five-point plays." 11IiJitionaI $50,000, with the remaining trailer owners are refusing to Thompson's 21 points, 16 by By 1llutL'I,,, CHRIS NELSON i I Seminole High used the city's municipal open from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., The Wolipack was burned In the Wolipack and Warriors met Council agreed tocall a public conquest of third.ranked monies coming From a fund raising drive, The 10 poInts Included two the S-foot-i Monte Towe, and 14 move, despite their agreements Herald Staff Writer Monday through Thursday, 8 baseball stadium as a football field along hearing if necessary on April 8 Marquette Monday night in the the scramble for a budding su- on even terms. Marquette led layups by Fred Good, of G & 1. Construction Co. of with their neighbors. 7-foot-4 Tom Bur- each by Burleson and Rivers am to 7 pm, Frida) and 8 The withtwo other Sanford schools, a situation newly enacted LI 1. to explain the anticipa'ed finals of the NCA.A cham- perstar from Shelby, N.C. by a point, 28-27. Sanford, and vice president of the athletic said an amendment leson, a basket by Phil Spence, led North Carolina State. ButMar am to noon Saturday. agricultural zoning that eliminated baseball from being la named David Thompson. Postcharges to the people pionship tournament, Then, in 53 club, will w specifically forbidding the act as construction consultant blazing seconds, and (our Thompson free Ieson also blocked seven shots % ~t_!:~ t._O ~_ I ~ throws. P .11111.114, , j. --rai played there. ComBank-Longwood is the "grandfathering" all when the club begins reviewing bids. It was and had 11 rebounds. 39-30 at the half and t. BE A Now, plans are to return the stadium seventh member bank of the existing mobile homes has — -111~ __ 1~4 The stadiwn had been leased For $1 per 33 after less than six minutes of Marquette, 26-5, got a super harciship cas,es appears to be located at 13th Street and Mellonville ComBanks Corp Robert W -_ -. -'," - the citizens requesting a already run into trouble and wlfl the year by Seminole High for exclusive the second half. Marquette game from Maurice Lucas, 21 only remedy Avenue, to baseba ll for bo th high school _ issue be amended, county corn Farrell. vice president and . _. 3 referendum on the bond football use. t41 .. -. from CROP ne ver got closer than nine points and 13 rebounds and 12 Representatives -t .-.-. cashier, is managing officer. and city recreation department teams. . . said delaying the se wer system missioners indicated Monday (Committee The new complex will occupy the space Resist points after that and the susto points and 11 rebounds from An exhibit of coins dating as Commissioner Mikeflat: Seminole Principal Don Reynolds said construction would bring about now used for a track, practice football field prose was gone. OPENS FOR BUSINESS TODAY freshman Bo Ellis. Oppressive Politicians) said _________________________________________________ far back as 900 B.C. will be on tawny, who requested the complex will be called the Sanford higher costs. and baseball field. North Carolina State's quick. workthey agreed the hardship cases All that remained was the Ii. 1'01flBdfl k 011 £)llV1 00( MSSIOfl to follow-up ('IUncjlfllan B. If. Ferrell For fast reluel nal score and North Carolina ess brought 12 steals, three cumplaints should not be allowed to violate -----said that Palm last year that trailers given a tem• State's 28th straight v1ctoy i a each by Thompson, Rivers, and aaiI the their agreements but said the 11W porary hardship" permit have estimated monthly fees at 30-I season, sturdy Tim Stoddard, who "s" agreements constituted legally t now been made permanent. figured The Wolfpack, which added eight points and seven 11 . I said he will poll the board fint, enforceable contracts, and no I to have the better bench, used rebounds. They put him, -but "expects" he will try to amendment to the law is The talented I.yman senior drilled a single between short only seven players, Thompson By JOHN CIIEItWA Burleson and lowe on the All-' necessary. . ,6 arnend the law. ~ struggled through the first two a nd third. Iferald Correspondent Tournament team &long with and guard Mo Rivers going the presented a 224. question citing citizens (ears over high after residents and the remainder is WINTER SPRINGS— The Commission Vice Chairman . innings alter loading the bases The Hounds got their other full 40 minutes. Walton of UCLA and Mar. Bill Proposed Oak leaf Planned density of the Calbert signature petition against the in the county. Dick Williams said he expected Gunter Hosteu l.ONGWOOl) — Bob in the opening frame. • £ run two Innings later after Sloan explained, "We called quette's Lucas. 38°-acre project. Developer Albert Clark of Unit Development, which could Development Corp. project. i an amendment and a public t es ('ostantine got two hits for the Iiachman walked and Half of the tract is in Winter Calbert was seeking annexation The action came at capacity triple the city's population, t BEAHV911. After that Keane settled down hearing would be requested by j6nn,ii nr l.yman baseball team and each cothntinc doubled to the right 93, been rejected by city council crowd Monday night hearing Springs, 43 acres are under with PUD zoning for the land drove In a run as the untiltheHornet'sbatsgothotln • next week's meeting. Only the ''' "' centerfield fence for the RB!. Sanford __ outside the city. Clark first I "tiartiship" permits will be (;reyhounds kept their un- the last inning when, he put irn 1 I a t Art discussed his plans with the -, ,1I defeated Metro record intact, down an uprising that started dealt with, he said. , Grant liefore the Hounds scored SANDRA RAWLIN Winter Springs zoning board slipping by Bishop Moore of when Sanford's David Mendoza th The trouble, according to I UT J 5349212 eir second run the Hornets July, -. doubled to right-center and Orlando 2-I. LONGWOOI)— After •two County Ally. Howard Marsee, U. S. Rep. William D. (Bill) had tied the score at 1-1 after The property is on Fisher councilmen walked out ending 0 is that when 'grandlathering" Gunter(D)announced today the . a 4 ,.Wayne Watkins singled. :; -The Grehuunds won their __. ~~ I, I -w~_--' A 4 - - J, :.' Jeff Icardi singled, Bob t Road, an unpaved road in the five hour council meetinginto permanent status all '.7et DOflUS i sixth game In a row arid went Seminole County COnuflisSIOfl SIDNEY THOMPSON e Langford walked and both Monday night, City Atty. Joe legally permitted trailers, the has been awarded a grant of Ranchiands area where u The Greyhounds got on th 5.0 in the Metro Conference 534 9212 U. board in the opening Inning runners moved up on Men. smallest lot is one-half acre. Davis chastised remaining board inadvertantly granted $249,750 from the U. S. while the Hornets dropped w AIifnçnte Sprinq !r in after Staats tripled to deep do.a's sacrifice to the pitcher. Ranchlanda residents offlclal.s, calling the situation permanent status to trailers Department of the Interior, i ,rd w 2. Bob Keane picked up the Rd previously had requested "ridiculous." The meeting was allowedinbyneighborsassured Bureau of Outdoor Recreation. for the Hounds although he did centerfield. -. -. SHIRLEY MILL ET Two of the three Sanford men zoning to be upgraded in the mnaiked with tie votes Terry Bachman then Monday's win makes the S ports experience some trouble on The grant is to be used for the since of a "temporary" status. / Facing an April22 trial in the areatollesidentiall—AAA,but Chairman E. E. Williamson grounded out third to first while Ili I Greyhounds a definite Metro ' mound. acres of The law, enacted March 12,, acquIsition of 1 rorest City George Jackson Jr. kidnapin g Council had postponed action, was bserit. Staats held his base. contender contender as Colonial is the lakefront property for future continued the past practice of -• . .- . - . .\ t remained In Seminole County picked up his As a result of architect First only other unbeaten team in the . calleddevelopment and for the Davis ruled Williamson granting what Marsee HERALD SCOREBOARD Tuesday, Mar. 26, 1974 Jail today after having their Robert Koch 's report at can RB1 of the game when he league. Page lB of a water. " temporary contingency"development not call a special meeting txrnd reduced to 110,000 each by Thursday night's workshop on outside BsopMoori Al R Hill I city hail to break the tie trailer permits for property oriented county park at lake Wa?nt.lt 4010 Circuit Judge Voile Williams much problems - " ____________________ ners wishing to house a sick Sylvan, three miles west of 1-4, at the proposed that has stopped the city atlb 4 0 I I " ' 4Iá.11I.r. . Jr. sIte for the Loqch.c 3 0 I C torney from defending the cityrelative or themselves while a off SR 46. icriiu uiy nau•iire siaiion against -B$w'.cI 700 C permanent home is being a lawsuit filed by Peflofr,uo.P,)b Attorneys for Jesse James complex, council voted 10 1 0 I C 1 1UP• _u . constructed. Mayor Eugene Jaques. Clark , 0 0 0 C !, !._ ...cn1;. -,ft_ Jones Jr., 2.3, and Frank relocate the facility. Pe$Iol,. S. rI But In trying to clear up the 000 t. s_' .'!Wheeler Jr.. 24, Monday gained The building, will Include Davis said the "Stir, should effect of last summer's 7 I00 .. -. . .. -. . ..., -, - ..4"lOd, p the bond reduction from $30,000 3,300 sq, ft. for city ball offices never have been filed," 7 00 o OUTSTANDING EDUCATOR amended agricultural zoning 'rI0OU%% i,;:. •-, 2 0 I 0 • - . each for their clients, and 1,900 sq. ft. for the fire bringing a retort from Jaques ..TOTAL 74 I S I lsw, which effectively banned .1: RICHARD LEROY Evans II, assistant prin,.' station, and will now be con- thatheperhapsshouldhaveba all new trailers ', ... from the ee1er, a recently released structed on Moss Road and attorney present at Lymin .;.:_;1 AS B Hill 40-4 cipal of administrative affairs at Seminole , ir 'I-.-meetings. county, the commission ap. -• Stts,cf 3 I I 0 convict, also faces violation of ' . I Third Street. :: High School, was selected to have his biography -' Rlmn lb I I ñ Also denied by tie-vote wis parently "grandfathered" all probation charges stemming Aworkshopseuiontodjscuss Acting Chairman Costirrre.s * appear in the annual addition of Outstanding ° ' 1 4uIldPhOI)ByJDlIflChrrwa) il th tra ersregardlessol enature Donald from the kidnap case. No bond city financial problems is THIN uN--THE LONG Educators in America in the 70's. A Sanford has been granted in the scheduled for 7 p.m. next Schreiner's request for a of their permits, Marsee said. JUNIOR COLLEGE distance runners stretch out into a long thin line of written interpretation from Now, according to county native, he has also served Seminole County as probation case. Monday prior to the 8 p,m. Davis -t - .3 0 I 0 on staff, and malfeasance and at least on irate runners Saturday at the combined Greyhound-Raiders Invitational teacher, coach and athletic direc'or. A regular r. - misfeasance by a city official, citizen at Monday's work Ernest Jerome Davis, 19, rr,r Track Meet. Miami Dade South won the junior college side and 0 0 0 0 graduate of Florida A & M University, he Council a1opted an ordinance session, some hardship case 2 0 0 ,jthird suspect In the Feb. 28 j.& ,in.rt,-nn. f,.nm In answer 114fl ILo,f Inn "V.'. Ir.'n DeLand took first for the high schoolers. SJC finished second. -'-IIJIlI ' I UP- VI1U III I rciinourse zoning noaro ;''I" kidnap and ransom of Davis said Schreiner - mem be rs with $' a month for Schreiner, Connecticut. 1. t Southern Shortening owner, is expenses and an additional s2 as a citizen has the right to take B)ropMocre 0:0 o 0-' MIII In jail on for thezonlngboardsecretary. anylnformatlononacrtinebya tin IWI hnnA , ,.f$ap (h •.,4n' I city omciai w me szates at. I RIU lID I i -I Bachman, Mt,'dota. 78 torney. fm P,','i'ooja. 311 Stats, CoIanIn. Davis said Jaques' lawyer . ' . . — ni' mon ion - Sithop Mocte -- -Davis' attorney has not yet ha.s agreed to lake no further movie projectors T4 a Sanford contacted the court for a bond - M'ndo:a . action on the mayor's lawsuit recorder. reduction hearing. according to until Williamson Is available Two truck tires valued at MG - .. ______ P B ER H SI $O Herald sources a and able to break the tie. 4, ',,i stolen Monday from truck Casselberry I'"oC (I, JCMn Cr,raai 6 2 2 5 3 6 _-* 1 I I 5 5 1 • '"eIW I Jaques is asking the court to belonging to KW Trucking Co., Camera valued at SW stolen BISHOP MOORE RUNNER OUT, DOUBLE PLAY STAftTlN; In a related case, Ifurace verturn the "hiring" of Tom parked at Farmers Market. I Or,,,, : from Woolco Department Store Gathers, 19, charged with ... llounds'second sacker Bodges continues play Henningan as police chief and Armed robbers stole $O in Butler Plaza Monday during receivingstolengoods — partof BR I to throw out a charter provisbon from Handy Way Food Store at store hours, the 130,000 ransom used to gain A WASHINGTON AI') — permitting override of a 1419 Celery Ave., Monday. No gri culture Department Jackson's Freedom —pleaded "It's the greatest thing since bottled At Mayfair Country Club this weekend simple arrests or injuries. Longwood nnocent Monday in a delayed Mississippi poultrymen will mayor's veto by a milk," said Rolling Hills pro Pete Osborne. where there is always one tournament or Juvenile arrested in con. have to pay the costs of de- majority. What did he have reference to? No, it another the Amateur Golfers of Orlando Safe and $225 worth If items arraignment. Councthr.an B. H. Ferrell left nection with a break-In at Da stroytng millions of chickens wasn't the new British ball or even spitting held their annual tournament. Frank bs stolen from Florida Forklift at Treasure of Ill South Palmetto Monday night's meeting, Gathers, ordered last Mon. ftainted by excess tracts of asa 000 Dane Lane, Monday. on your club, it was the same thing came away with low net honors Garland that yi ng he had an early morning Ave., Monday. another attorney, arm pesticide. sent throngs of golfers scurrying under with a 62. lie was followed by Don Lingo David Wayne Rehm, 30, of 943 day to rind fi appointment. Councilmen B. H. Car belonging to Elizabeth Orange Ave., arrested in had his trialset for April 22. wnttellas and shelters. Yes, you dguessed with a63 and Chester Farley with ao8,Jim Government officials and the Helms left soon thereafter, Pack of 121 Hays Drive set afire connection Sachfer and Sandy Sanders both at 67s it good ole rain, with breaking into a companion, Raymund Gaines, poultrymen agreed Monday to Mr. Precipitation. Davis has said the city could early today. Na arrests and car By HERSCHEl, NISSENSON Mickey Stanley led a 17-hit Boston fled Sox 54 on Juan be an eni.t the Nv'. Vrk For the past three months area golf with Jim Caries, Bill Vorbenik and Bill car it- night. Tharged 25, pleaded innocent to the kill and bury the birds, fo d to lose the law .k ~ . ma-7% > un su it to th e mayor by was destroyed. Monday's Game s AP Sports Writer Detroit attack against Jon Mat. Beniquez' run-scoring pinch Yankees. The veteran left..Vi Moore finishing with courses have been 69s. Feeling with breaking and entering, the effects of a same charges last week and be contaminated with the default if he is not authorized to I AtIrt. I Two bullets fired into a car at Joe Torre has some advice lack, hank Webb and Buzz single in the eighth inning, hander hurled four scorele '.' received the same trial date. chemical dieldrin. Gordon Gibb, was low gross winner with (;ordon drought. Despite great Bond $5,000. greenskeeping v$Ion3, cmc.nnsli I defend. Economy Cars of l Airport Bobby Valentine, still run- innings against Kansas City, LOs Angeles S. Minnesota A. ID for Steve Blass: Stop taking ad- Capra with Four singles, a crews local courses have been getting a 70 followed by Steve Albert who had a 74. Brown horse, 14 hands high. ______1 ---DOWCV&U. LAtU(O UCSWCCfl nriOUS vice, - - . double and three runs batted in ning with a limp after breaking only to be tagged for fifth.stolen 216 Nasfua Road Mon. Valley Forge will he continuing this 0%, browner. Valley Forge pro Joe Noviello The two Sanford men told .- I . uloslon S. Montreal 4 le ~ Friday and today. "Blass should stop being a as the Tigers battered the New his leg last season, singled Inning home runs by Fernando day. Horse valued at $125. week with more matches in the Women's said that the four inches of rain they police they found $8,000 of the Defrod ii, IN) 0 David Theodor Wright, 19, nice guy," Torre said Monday York Mets 14-0. Bill Freehan twice, drove in a run and stole Gonzalez and Fred Patek in the Philadelphia It. DCftOI I Item valued at $350 stolen ransom money while on a received this weekend would have taken a Association Annual Handicap Tour. and Mary Jo Haas, 18, both of St LOWS S. P*IISOurctr i after Blass handed the St. Louis hoinered for the Tigers while two bases, leading the Royals' 4-1 victory. from gym at Milwee Middle rabbit hunt. Gathers is nament. This will cover the next few month to do by sprinkling. CP'.c.qo (N) I. CltvelarO 6 103 North Ridge DflVP arrested Cardinals Five first-inning runs Woodie I"rym&n and Bill SlayFred Kendall tagged 30-game weeks. School Monday. presently free on 1105 bond, The strange thing about our weekend of San diego S. MI*aUkCC 4 Monday on two charges of with an incredible streak of back teamed up to pitch a six- California Angels to a 42 vic- winner Jim Colborn For a three11411,nlore 3. Cncgo (A) 2 Burglars stole $150 worth of while Gaines remains In county rain was that local duffers came out in Seminole had a point tournament this possessing marijuana and wildness. The Cards then held hitter. X,It'%JS 0v A. P4i'* Yor k (All tory over the Oakland A's. run homer as the San Diego items from Maule Inc., of 100 jail on $5,000 bond. greater numbers than usual. Saturday's (411I0rnaI, Oakland 2 weekend with various point totals being paraphernalia. Bond for both on for a 54 exhibition baseball The Los Ar.eles Dodgers t__i__ ran Valentine lifted his spring l'adi'es edged the Milwaukee Highway 427 Monday. Items !-.-,_____J crowds were up in attendance and Sun-, , L__- TUIsdIV'S Games - assigned to what you get on a hole. For $1,000. Wright also th$Xgrd ,Yt,victory over the Pittsburgh their winning streak to nine batting average to .444 as the Brewers 5-4. Included a water hose and two New Yo'k v s AlInt& at Writ day's about average. - ..example an eagle was worth eight points with disorderly conduct. p,,,(le ac h. Fla Pirates. games, edging the Minnesota Angels won their fourth straight Fire extinguishers. Taking with Seminole Men's Association and down the line to a bogey, worth two Cinc,nr'at, vs MinneSota at Elsewhere on the exhibition Twins 54 on Willie Crawford's game and sent the world Jerry Morales laced four hits President Bill Atterbury I learned that Orlando. Via points. Forest City trail, Hank Aaron, who needs run-scoring two-out double in champions to their fourth and Billy Williams drove in Altamonte Springs Houston '.5 MontreI at Coc oa now since the drought is over the greens --" Tracy Heath emerged the winner with 84 only two regular season home the 10th inning. The Dodgers successive loss, Reac h. r I s three runs to lead the Chicago should be reading truer. Although It points followed by Jack Bocco with 82. Two lake Brantley High Los Angeles vs Two hams and bundle of Daitmore at runs to surpass Babe Ruth's rallied for four runs in the Da v e McNally pitched eight Cubs to an 8-6 victory over the doesn't me because I can't read matter to Mêm, 1II, night Our new 12,000 acre School students arrested after cheese valued at $40 stolen from John Gilbert was all alone in third place a future llOUlCSjt(' — right mark of 714, socked his sec.nd eighth to tie the game on an RB! Impressive innings in the HaIti- Cleveland Indians. a green anyway. Phlad.tplia vi He. York t St An 18-year-old Sanford youth with 7 points. Fourth place was a tie they attempted to sell another Soöik's Sandwich Shop on Sf1. spring training homer. It was a triple by Jerry Royster, a inure Orioles' 3-2 triumph over Planned COflinlunity isn't P,ttvrg. The Indians got some more of The general shape the courses is died Monday night after his now—which will include between Marty Hopkins, Bob Etherson Juvenile his own wallet Friday. 436 Monday night, P,ttbrgP' vi. Detroit at two-run shot off an 0-2 fast ball double by Dave hopes and three the Chicago White Sax. bad news when an orthopedic "great-excellent" and there are no reports motorcycle and a van collided on quite ready for a Grand 1 ,6CI4fld. ha . flht and Vern Prevat with 74. The two said the)- found the pav('d roads kind II,ldCrfrom Texas' I'ete Broberg in walks off Tom liurgmeier Dave Campbell's run-scoring speciali s t told them third bas4'. hich is often It of standing sater the case LOUiS v$ Cticaço (A) a, US 12 at Pine Ridge Road in It was the usual big week over at Rolling wal le t. Th1"y were turned over Fern Park Opening right now. But our the ninth inning, too little and Turning from winning single in the eighth inning lifted man Buddy Bell may have torn .,rata ground utilities. during the long sununer months. Most said. Police hills with plenty of eagles and best evers. to juvenile authorities. Ch'caqo (P41 vi Oa kland at Mesa. too late, though, to prevent the streaks to losing streaks, the the Houston Astros past the knee cartilage. Bell will be exbeautiful one acre and courses drain quite well and until we get Art Rave McMilla had Thief sped away from Exxon a best ever of 3940-Burglars pried window at Atlanta Braves from losing to Montreal Expos dropped their Cincinnati Reds 2-1. Drive Themas Bander of l Do Crystal OLlr Welcome amined today to see if surgery 5,in ()'tio '.5 Mitwaukeec at Sun a surplus of water we won't be hitting from larger homesites can be 79 as did the following: [Snug Maston 39. Spring Lake Elementary School Car Wash without paying 19.50 View South, was pronounced the Rangers 4-3. seventh in a row, bowing to the Art C, Fritz Peterson continued to is needed. ' . wetsults the middle of the fairway with our Center and Sales Office. 38-77, Hill Martin 41-44-15, WInnie and stole $1,300 of items, charge for 21 gallons of as dead on arrival at Florida e,s ,eaus vs San Francisco at seen—and purchased— on. Pr-oen,. Ar Iliwling 12-39--SI, Apollo Kobylack 37..34_ Monday ni ght, including threeMonday We're just 13,3 road ulik's _____ Hostal North by Seminole o lr'5.J5 (t vs Bos'on at Wrrtrr 11011', You Can walk right 71, Betty Pratt 43-45-. -88, Fran Jensen, 50County Medicai Ezauuner G. southwest of De[4md and 45.95, Bob Stockman 35-31---66 and Bill (I,iirn vs Cleveland of Tv( V. Garay. over your homesite—even a) e '.rn, Alit 17,4 miles cam of Etistis McMillan 3940-79 FORT MYERS, Fla. (AP) — games behind the world chain- Busby, who tossed a no-hitter as the 1973 Yankees, and Doug count your trees—right Since a lot of people find it hard to get out wooewsy's Games John Shuler, 20, of 106 Hlden on State Highway 44. St LOuis vS Boston •t Water Manager Jack McKeon of the pion Oakland A's in the At. West a rookie last season, Patttn and Bird, who carved a 44 mark Bruce Ballard pulled off a next to tinand play on the weekends they must play flout Or you can choose Oak Drive. i4ngwood, the Hawn. na )(ansas City Royals does not a year ago. Their big weakness Belles. Briles suffered a knee and had 20 saves. Possible feat eagling two holes in a row. immediately after work on a wçekday. Cncao (A) vs Cincinnati at driver c1 the van, was fisted In NEW YORK (AP) - The for abut a weelL .thalyits was pitching. injury before the spring miracles, believe in pitching wedge on Using a driver and amount to about This will usually only tampa, , Is dock market marked time to. the principal depressant Is thi satisfactory condition at vs Houtn of Cocoa. FPa McKeon thinks the pitching training grind opened and may McKeon, now In his second nwnber nine and a driver, 3 iron and nine holes. The Infield that made 192 day while investors conAttnta vs New York at Fort in interest rates, after Florita Hospitli, police said year as a major league skipper, situation has been remedied not be ready to pitch at the double play,, the best in the wedge on ten Bruce picked up two eagles. One time a partner and I went to Land 0' today. I ,,idc'date, F I., tempLated the possibility of fe-- their steady decline earlier In thinks a team must have the with the offseason acquisitions start. If not. Al FItzztiorris will American League West, Is back Bob Evans eagled the tenth using a Lakes course and wanted to pay our nine I ,-, vs lcr,as at Porn ther increases in short term in. the year. Heath, ha r.w'o Police said no charges have players to win a baseball of starters Nelson Briles from step into the rotation. driver, 3 wood and 5 wood and Apollo holes golf fee and found out that '[Oh' intact, first baseman John If !IOU wish to call for an appointm tered rates. PP' lacIe)pP'ia vs Montreal at the Pittsburgh Pirates and Prices on the Big Board today been tiled. "There's no reason that Bus- Mayberry, second baseman pennant. He firmly believes his ent RIGHT NOW. Kobylack got an eagle on the fourth to go offers no nine hole fee and we had to pay navloru tSelcP'. F I& The opening Dow Jones aver- included U.S Steel, up to at club has the strength to take It Marty Pattin from the Boston by can't win 25 games," asserts Cookie Rojas, shortstop Fred along with his best ever. John Pratt, using the full price o(18 holes in order to pta>' P'ttsbuvgt' vi Hew York (NI at 441s Monsanto, ahead at 't 'ett(%hur. I a age cf 30 industrials was off a all in the American League this Red SO' plus reliever Lindy McKeon, "lie won 16 last year. Patek and thu-ti baseman Paul a driver and seven iron eagled the fourth Needless to say this is a dep!orable Milwaukee vs San I rancisco as McDaniel from the New York Now he knows the hitters, his Schaal. %114 L ,l-j b, ii,. fraction, but gainers took abou t 62, and CNA Financial, unseason a driver, S wood and lion Russell using ll.,-I,IH ., situatioi since many, many golfers don't Yankee& control is better and he has a 54 lead over 3 -s on the changed at 1s. team thinks it can fourth, "And this and putter eagled the have the time to play 18 holes. It's ashame San Deoo vs M't*aukes at sun Fran Healy is the catcher. MT0122 The Royals boss has already confidence in himself." Some drug issues were lower. __________________ ,t. Art New York Stock Exchange. win the pennant," says of the better rounds was Probably one to penalize has t that a course like 1.01. ALJI)L Amos Otis has no peer Oak lend vi Ct"cago (N) al A.H. Robins slipped 'u to 2234; ~ CJUNTRY CLUB ROAD' The big guns In the bullpen among center fielders In the McKeon. "That's one of the t.m- decided that his four starters shot by Dean Groves who had six birdies in those type of duffers. I only hope there are N(omaile. Ariz Obtain the HUD Propirty Report from The market has been Strrling Drug was off Liat2llj; will be Paul Spllttorff, a 20- wiflbeMcl)2 lelwhohada 12- Al,, portant tiiings." one rourd He also had a few bogeys divilop., and read it before signi ng anything. no other courses like this in the area and Cai'I,wna vs Cleveland at ;c McKeon notes. He also hit HUD neither apOrovas the- m.rI tinrn i --t W. get'erallv n4 Merck w *1 1k. ai_i.... - e w - mixed - and And sJueaiih -. -....... 5cr n, The Royals finished six game winner in 1973; Steve brecord and saved '.O games for u wiir;ng finishing with a 71. that their policy wit! soon be changed. no t ins value, if any, oOtie propey JI LONGWOOD - ComBank. Longwood, the 'lty's first bank, officially opened for business at its new SR 434 location wtti appropriate ceremonies today. The facility's grand open ing IS scheduled for Saturday, according to J.P. bole, ldent. IV bank's open hours are 9 6. - Iii Cou - -1 Mobile Zo n I ng Law 4 ,~ - - 11 MOVING A~ I Hounds Tip Hornets, AAet ro SIa e CI eafl - HEADACHEI ___ ----- J. W. Spriongs 4L 11 kK I` J1 Waiting Game Is Over, ii .C. State NCA Lhurnps SHS To Construct Sports Stadiu... ect e q0k. Longwood T e Vo es ]! - ('!'I!t' H l --- Ac r niri I !ai' iijr1.,itj1 ion % f :'., .•-,- - - :: : ____ ____________________________________ I Police Blotter I -S •' ' - - --' - gpih+ rtIrIIlII I Poultrymen To Pay For Golfing A Round Earlybird Preview! By John Cherwa Tral*ls ng Birds L p I' & .: V I Al_.~1., _—Z --;m I u 2 , *,, -9 , . .qwf pR' .1 '-. ' r -: -.- 4 . 4 .: c . - - ! ,•• - ••- -. _& ~~N~i_~~_~ -i -. - 1• I •'-'•.• ~ __1. ~ - ~, ;-;, -&-- - wwk~3~kt -.'' - - I- - - Exhibition Baseball Schedule 'The Hammer' Pounds Second Homer Of Grapefruit Season - Sanford Youth Dies 1 . 'Wlk_ A ?. . _ ___ I-- - ______ -. A ~-'~~ 4r~ ~_A Watc h Out: Royals A Investors Contemplate Interest Rates Effect OPenl2 Noon to 6 PM Monday through Friday Tel. 904,357,9000 I I 71 1 I - Be T - �2B—The Sanford Herald I—n----- Tuesday, Mar, 26, 1974 The Sanford Herald SJC Beats South Florida, d One '.. _._r.-4k-%..a. - -y I . I . _'. ---A tV-:70;-- ..-- . 4I &~" I , _,.~r. ~.". a, -_ 'e n : Alston Certai Is Thing Tuesday, Mar, 26,1974-38 ~ 77 wlell - - 7 AIIZ; M __i We Put SnmP...nn6a_, t1n Ranrill ?w s i ----_ Hosts I. VCC dnesday By DOUG STo;Iuji . 'Pos Gets His Chance CARACAS All) — Ken Nor- than m the Frazier tight, He circuit booking in 200 Incations, ton, a fighting philosopher gird- looks a bit flabby at years of with one million seals, in the ed wi th the power of positi ve age. United States and Canada and thinking, carries a3-1 underdog The championship bout will sales to 70 countries overseas. role into the ISfound heavy. stairt at 10:30 p.ni, EDT, in the weight title bout tonight against Norton, a single child in a bcll4trong George Foreman. 'Idle clan Jacksonville, in., Tale O Tape family, was virtually unknown "I am a thinking fighter--not a ph ysical fighter, the a-yearCARACAS. Vteiuli AP — until he cracked Muhammad old, one-time marine from San Facts and l,gurs let tonight's wor ld All's Jaw and won a 12-round Diego, Calif., said as he ap. haavywelghe tine light betw,n decision last March 31. All proaci0e nttt champos George Foremast and came back to avenge the loss ge r Nest Noetsst; ring test ofhis life. "I believe it challen with a close 12-round decision 1 Osstanc.—t5 rounds takes positi ve thoughts to win. Site- 13.S$$.s.at Psl).dr. St.. September, but Norton already "1 have have those ni'sellivii dwns n Was wnicnucr Tlm.-10:34 Vin. EDT. thoughts. I have analyzed what Records—Foreman 39-0. 34 wi th. I should do In every- si tua tion. I knockouts. Norton 30'1. 23 "I am a boxer-puncher," the have made a thorough study of kflOCkoti. TlCkt5—Liv, gate scaled from challenger said, "This is the MY opponent. I am ready to S140 down to Ill, fight. Ps'rs.s—For,man 1700.000 technique I li ke and hope to i' The challenger-or "aspi- gearante$d against get cent against Foreman, Against All, gross. Norton 1310.100 against 30 get it's necessary to be a chaser. as they say here- cent gross, hunter, I like to slip punches, brings impressive physical at. Te4.vishon—CIo circuit at 200 tributes Into the collision with ocatwns Sn the United $ titi and block them and counter." On $-foot.3, 224 5s-pound title- Canada. Telecast, live and delayed, This will mark the second to about 71 10tser countries, - BY WASHINGTON (AP) — Na- Players Association until the economic measures but many tional Football League owners next meeting between the two are aimed at providing greater and players meet across the up5,tentaUve1yInN ew y freedom f or the players ountract ba rgalnlngtaweagath in early April. diminishing of the authority today as managemen t attempts "We are trying to clarify now held by NFL Commissionto obtain a clarification of de- some of the things that t urned er Pete Rozelle. mantis made Il days ago by the up at the last meeting," sa id a Ed Garvey, association exec union. council spokesman. "We've utive director, read an open ing The owners, wi th the NFL spent the last week going over statement at the first bar gainManagement Counci l acting as the proposals, analyzing them ing session in which he charg ed their barga ining agent, are not arid trying to get them in as owners wi th perpetuating an expected to respond to the 57 sharp focus as we can. un just system of control over made by the NFL The 57 demands include some a thletes. Copley News Service h Vikings are strong on defi!nae A While To Warm Up: It VIoco,J, Los Arg,Ie, at Wednesday's Games o'caqo at Toronto Boston New York Ranqp,1 N.* York l5IJn California Bu ff alo at Ol4rOIt PP'Iladeppi,,a t St Louis Unv,e,1 at Pittsburgh teams Saturday got their tzi )r- I - -. • _ -' . players' strike threatened to cancel the season, Just as the season star ted wi th a parade from The Country Quick Plaza to the ba ll field, which has undergone quite a 'facelifting" since last season. Several high vol ta ge lamps CHERRY HILL, N.J. AP) — mouton Oilers to a 4-I victory and a new cha in link fence are The Jersey K ni ts gh , who were Monday nigh t. the ne west improvements to the mathematically eliminated Field. from Us World hockey i'. There were no other games Oviedo High School helped atlon playoffs, didn't go out scheduled in either the WHA or k( ray the cost of the fence wi th a 1.ng the Na tional Hockey League, dnce the school also uses the " don't tlsini we came Wilkie, who played In five lAtHe league diamond for a them strong enou gh for an Im- Raider games last season, radice field. por-tant game like this," sa id played ear lier t his season with II costs approxima te ly 13,000 Jersey Player-coach Harry the Los Angeles Sha rks bef ore r year to equip i'nd run the Howell. "Anytime you have moving to Edmonton. It was ity's 14 little league program only 18 shots, you're net playing only his second game wi th th e part from the purchase of new aggressive hockey." Oilers. -qulpment. This of course In. Goalie Ian Wilkie, who played "it was quite easy," Wilkie ludes the uniforms of the with th e Jersey franchise last said. 'lbey Just didn't seem to earns, Younger members are year when it was known as the come at us, This was the least Iven new hats and team shirts. New York Raiders, stopped 17 number of shots taken against Il workers are volunteer, of those shots and ksj the Ed- me In a while." . -' ' - K ' AARON . . All Out' ' - - 11b " AIII !1.0% A -1 I 0 70 ! -1 • I 0 . - CARLTON _- False security TONIGHT R s10.00 GIN. ADM. - ______ t0O *s - 2774000 ORLANDI]SPHR STAD1UM iii _____ . i - I?I1SIWOOIOflltI 'OS t*lUflflNI ,.•, • - SP.i. . - '1 it • • s - '. ' IIU\I)s The best • ankle' John Bench, Tony Perez and Pete Rose will again win enough games at bat to give the their f ootball brethren, or (2) the Dodgers, in a sympathy move with the Braves, don 't try. The Dodgers, who had possibly the best young team in baseba ll last season (with catcher Joe Ferguson and shortstop Bill Russell and second baseman Davy Lopes) ha ve acquired the best relief pitcher in baseball, Mike Ma rshall, from Montreal. They Gary Maddox and Bonds make up one of the finest outfields in ba seba ll. Chris Speier Is an all. star at short. Pitching, other than 20-game winner Ron Bryant, is lackluster. The Giants will Finish a good th ird. The Houston Astros have added Claude Osteen to their pitching staff, a good addition. Especially since pitching is a pr oblem with Houston. Except when Don Wilson pitches agai nst Henry Aaron. Wilson has been the most effective pitcher in baseball against Aaron. Speaking of slugger's, Doug Bader, Bob Watson, Mill May, Lee May and Cesar Cedeno make the Astrus contenders In a tough division, The San Diego Padres have acquired o rickety Willie McCovey to go along with a rickety team. Some other castoffs newly received are Glenn Beckert, Bobby Tolan and M&tty Alou, Nate Colbert still will provide youthful _ I ___ ' k'...' I ____ me the Mets won't be able to put ,.' F It all toget her this season. The Montreal Expos were in contention in their division right up until the last week of the season. They've added hitter Willie Davis at the cost of reliever Mike Marshall. And they have some rnagniticnt th ings going for them again this season, including the only multilingual game program in the big leagues. But they also ,,,,, "'-'• 2.99 . I .755 [cuacij ROYAL CASTLE 86°NCSCOTCH It aP -1 KIN. 10ICi •:TlitstlscttLA%5 1000 VODKA i$(Ii'IiK' SANOEMAN SII&INSWP 1(01Cm CERTIFIED "' " MACKENZIE ii'w. sot INVER HOUSE 17 •,, R' IfAR CD PIPIAIIP KY BEAU . 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The San Francisco Giants Circuit - - -..,, __ - ,_, , ____ effective anti-pollution efforts, it's no co ntest. Yogi Berra will not be able to talk his way Into ano ther division title, regardless of how articula te he Is. The New York Mets do have good pitching too, and their hitting Isn't so te rrible. And they got rid of Willie Mays, who was an alba tross of sorts at the end. But my quartz informant te lls " - 'SSCIP*4N1 1lMP.TEQUILA JACQUIN k tIttIINIi(I rniasi -I •UVP s so 00, IMARTIN'S JIM BEAM .!, 1% V A8C BUYS BY fill wLoAo:sAvlN ': "&' "'." '-' ...Marvelous . iou vs•o,p, BRAN0 ______ WIU.IAMS - • I is _ - ' Gary Nolan Is again pla gued by a sore arm and it is difficult to imagine the Reds' unspectacular pitching staff comi ng through again as it did • V.0. 61'L asisroisitow WI$OtI$ALICAUUSI1 _ IVIRYOAYPSICE M4 Mi II - upconiing football season may fast season. Another question: not begin on schedule, can sho rtst op Dave Concrpcion Prediction a rticles certainly return to former brilliance in were a sight easier In the old the field after breaking his days. NOW I am going to determine the order of finish for the 1974 bast-'all season. Of course, my considerations are based s: the teams going whole hog t win — which wits why I wa' thinking of leaving out thi' Atlanta Braves. If the Braves don't pla y their strongest hitter, Henry Aaron, In the first three games against the Reds, then I wi ll cry "fix" when my predictions are weighed in the ba lance at season's end. I mean, if the Braves aren't going all out, then maybe it's only the tip of the iceberg, as t hey say around Judge Siricas chambers. 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Since Pittsburgh has power, speed, fielding and new and • . - 11 '" so Tuesday, Match 26, 1974 0% No home radio or W Live on ' like Ken Brett who last year • - Pe Knights W Out Of WHL Race - 11 TONIGHT yJ - -- - - - N1b'I -' - BY JACK MURPIIY Copley News Service - Webster College Player Of Year vey, veteran Ken McMullen and Brewer as the outstanding NEW YORK Al' p Mrati lknninur r'eivi - d tt \tcs -rd (r Mi 'in State and it r,ke Jerry l(o>stcr all can relief pitcher, th e fellow with Sta te's Marvin Webster, who and Ste ve Pisti of Hunting ton, iTeased his play third, three-year career the strong arm who works 50 or carries basketba ll 's most eng- Aaron James of Grambling, total to 1,567 points, another When you get right down to it, so games a year. This has been aging nickname-"The Human Bruce Baer of Defiance, Tom record. only Russell Is assured of the story for the last half dozen Eraser"—today was named Jones of Wisconsin-Green Bay, steady employment In the in. years. But there were seasons College Division Player of the Jerald Cunningham of Ken- a Pro scouts consider Webster field this summer, ba ck in the Stone Age when he Year by The Associated Press. tucky sure-fire prospect, second State, Jim Thordsen of St. IF anything, th ings are even had less work during the Webster, w ho led Morgan Joseph's, Ind., and Gene Ford only to UCLA's Bill Walton. less certa in In the outfield. summer than the peanut State the to champlonshlpf the of Muskingum had one vote "The consensus is that if he deSure, Jimmy Wynn Is generally vendors. cides to cla im himself as a National Colegiate Ath ctic each. conceded the Jot, in center Field, Brewer Joined the Dodgers Association's college division hardship case to play pro bas. Webster, a 7-Foot Junior, ket But Paciorek, Von Joshua, from the Chicago Cubs in 1964 , tour name ba ll," said one scout, " then nt, was a lopsided averaged 21.4 poin ts a game he wi Tommie Agee and Willie lie was not even a full member winner in balloting of sports and ll be the number two draft punch. Pitching? People in San Crawf d a led the NCAA college or lso must be con- of the club during his f writers and broadcasters Diego must check their dic- sidered. division rebounders with 740 for The left fielder could spring. Instead, they assigned across coun try, tionarles when asked about that be Crawford, the season, an average of fl.4 a Webster was a premier deJoshua, Paclorek him to their Spokane affiliate, He received 63 ballots in The game. He also blocked 249 fensive player word. and in one game, or hluckner. The right fielder lie managed to stick with the \P voting, finishing far ahead shots, The Atlanta Hraes c(, would be Crawford, Joshua, [)odgers. he blocked 15 shots. He was the . . barely, of West Georgia's Clarence Chicago Named the Most Val ua ble major factor when Morgan American league Padorekorlluckjler.orAgree "They had a great group of Walker, who was second with Player in the Mid-East Conferbasebal l club of 1919. State defeated Marylandlanny tota ? lie's a pinch establ ished reli ef pitchers In 18. Next came Leonard Robin- ence, We bster connected on 56 Eastern Shore, a loss tha t The Eastern Division of the hitter — for now, those days," Brewer said. "I son of Tennessee with 17 vote N.L. will also be fun, as long as s, per cent of his shots. His ended a game winning streak When Commissioner Bowie was so happy to make the club! Lycoming College's Rich it sta ys honest. points was a single season for Eastern Shore. My crystal baseball says - - ' - LEVIS The Oviedo Little Ixague - • McCovey U t pic might be overloked. There is ballplayers in that tryout At the end of the week novelopment. time for leisurely camp-Orlando Cepeda, Jay Pompes cazr'e to see Mccovey de ed Mon and Jose Pagan. I figur in his room The hits come slowly and McCovey, (lOw of the San I'd soon be on a bu s beck to seldom for Willie McCovey In Diego Padres, would have Mobi le.'the springtime. The primary difficulty accomodating F 81Gnot SELECTION purpose of baseball training himself to that pace. MeCovey's fears mounted as WHA camps is to allow time for the East O'vi)øpt He still carri es a memory of ba llplayers began leaving the W L T Pit OF GA Jui ces to fl ow in such high- how he almos camp. He came to, dread t failed when ien Erg 1,) 1 Li 777 351 mileage a th let es the Pre.S Denim as McCovey Giants (then based in New sight of a camp supervisor, 37 3) 4 74 790 741 Toronto Bell Bot'oms 37 33 1 70257 760 and Henry Aaron, and to York) invited him to a tryout Al ex Pompex. Clev,lap,, strengthen the arnisofpiteJ, 3j , 7 Also Cordsaroy Bills cam p in 1955. The camp was (hcágo 3S33 373 253 259 "Pompez had the Job of tellwho must put a wrinkle in the held at Melbourne, Fla. rrtey ' and trig the black ballplayers they 37 31 1 40 25S 790 MANUEL flhiihtof a ball while it is McCovey. still a fen..au.r — West Dlvltk.n L -n-., ifousfun u'aveung with great velocity, came from 13 73 3 937,' nan raiieti. You YOU would know JRUON home in Mobile when his 4 1 31 311 311 741 If anything, spring Is too brief at a guy was going to be cut. the invi'.ation of a r"or'lon 6 DEPARTMENT STORE for "bird dog" Pornpez would get a certain McCovey. "They Winnipeg give us six (a 273 5 '9216771 scout who works on corn- look on his 213 E. FIRST ST. Var-c-yr weeks in 46 1 3) 761 3)7 face." camp and I need every mission) Ph. 322-4712 employed by the L. I. Angt,e 21 41 0 44 ni jog minute of it," he says wi th a Giants. it I-nc led dv-!. 'On tti, grimace. "Age (he is 36) has M ondays Game At the behest of nothing to do with it. I had the Jesse Thomas, the bird dog, Icu'ionoq, 1, I same problem when I was 17." received the price McCovey of a bus rhaps Mc'Covey should be ti cket. I,ff3 H!UVjg'y C1IIIpInm tulthat he fowul work asa he "I co __________________________ ballplayer in the mid-fif ties. If recalls, uldn't do a thing," "I was scared to death . ' he were a rookie today, he There were a lot of good nderwa y I'J VIII Oviedo LL ft NEW YORK — (NEA) — The bwball season will begin this spring. This is my first prediction in this baseball prediction article. Now, the uninitiated may think that my first predict ion is sill y, un ti l reminded that last season a ' Associated Tuesaa,'s Games - . -- Je'sry - Y IRA BERKOW i First of Two Parts) II ockey Monday'5 Gam, No games scheduled - To Win Everything Professional By The HIlL - - Dodgers Picked - s, seats probably will be unoccu. claiming percentages of his an. pied. Wi th seats scaled at 114 to diary gains, And he recently $140 the arena is not a sellout. had to give his ex-wife a ms. But Video Techniques, handling 000 lump sum and $400 monthly Undergo 'Clarification ' ---- Tom Paciorek at first. Lee Lacy James Thomas Brewer. is ready to play second. Gar- You tend to think of Jim - rnp a s I s Wide receivers were a sent him to the unemployment athlete who rides the bench. known to grumble about the Things are Just about as settled baseball's integrity, he surely line were Ron Perranoski, Phil in Dodgertown these days as will announce his in tention to Regan and Bob "When you're sitting around treatment he receives. Mill er. "' - - . fl4% is seven pounds heavier ancillary rights, reports closed in alimony, .r - - ,, montl31 ago in Jamaica, red, blue arid purple seats. ceedlngs back home. He is A lowering 6-3 a thlete him. It's a dazzling setting. being sued by groups in both sell, with a long reach and big- However, hundreds of the Philadelphia and Las Vega -ç style with a head first belly slide. ks In either conference....'t, POPWAr Choice, LOO, with 47 and at quarterback, but the That's because Allen selected, an indication that Super Bowl tubbing exposed watch s 11to players Comb back through the some coaches are perform for thinking their weakness on the ground, other teams National Football League's about before he decides a revved-up passing even with rookie Chuck whejr February draft picks and you offense this year. to attempt a trade for Last season Foreman. The Vikes enpeclaily them get the idea that mosttea mwasteyearoftherunningneed a Csonks-type runner for CIs'vetnd at CPcao ownersand coaches want to put back. But unless you have a key si tuations Portland at Golden Slate elyAFC clubs went close to the goal more zap into their offense this eolnrfiil rtrina-i IIt. fl t Seattle at LO'S Angelva,u u uusu round F u. -. -, ww. ---year, with more accent than Simpson Wednesday's Daniel ° the 1V74 draft before any slipping and PtO*ji at Seattle ever on running backs, sidestepping around out there That wily fox, coach George selected a quarter back. That's Golden State at Portland Twenty..one of the 26 clubs the straight-ahead run is bore Allen of the Washington Boston at Philadelphia switch from recent drafts Reddrafted more offensive than to most s Mondays Games tots, even if it skins, is getting aciades fnxn when algna1.calJr', were prime defensi ve players. The New chalks up ints No game, SChad po li ke it did for his coll eagues for grabbing Joe picks in the first round, Tuesdays Games York Giants, who had a sorry Miami in the Super Bowl Thelsrnann away from Miami Carolina vi Virginia at Nfolk The AFC tick hail of the 18 1973 offensively speaking, January. 101' the Redskins' f1g-rj San D'eo it Memphis selected 13 offensIve players quarterbacks drafted, but only Kentucky at Utah draft 1978 Wedne sd ay's Games MteT the Dolphin., clobbered and only five for the defense. per cent of its atiare Vrgn.a vs Carolina at Green The Atlanta Falcons had a 14-3 the Minnesota Vikings in Thelsmann, a Notre Dame elected in the first six rountis. °'° offensive edge in the draft. Bowl, critics said Don Shida's star, has played a couple of kfntu(ky at Sin Diego Ind- &no of San Antonio While *murWWb moved Philadelphia was the only NFC learn was brillimt but that the WMns In Canada, anci amts 'ew er at New Yor k team to favor the defense, game was dull because ifl$ISt he is a hot article, just slowly on the block, three of everybody knew what was what Allen needs to bolder his fotrplayoffteams selected one. NFL totals were 247 offense, going to happen before it came aging quarter back slot. Allen Cincinnati drafted Mike Boryia, 181 defense, 14 kickers or off. Larry C.gonka has said he may use 'fl'eisr,ann of Stanford, son of the former In the NFC it was 125- mIddle forelghtyards etc etc. as his starting signal-caller New York Knicks professional n the AFC, 122-ju4. basketball player, Vim,in the NFC teams went for offensive he turns out to be that good. The most popular posi tion playerJ f ourth round, over defensive ones 55 He ran and sand rings draft was running higher ratio than at any time back, WIth around most opponents in the Miami took Tennessee's 0 the backs were next, wi th 66. SIAM 1971. Canadian league, Valbuena in the 10th Minnesota grabbed live 4 an4 Last year that category led the running backs, and small Pittsburgh went for Frank pack with 70 selections. incidentally, had Koich, of Eastern Michigan, Standings wonder. The NFC champion theWasldngjon, in low number of draft the 13th - Demands By FRANK MACOMBER Games No game, Schul Tis4ay' Game, Pt'iIac,tpha at foston at Capital utabo at Hoiston Atlanta at Detroit Kansas City Omaha a) MI*ik, __________ NFL Player P,qS% - - 8 E ~ ,, - Offens ive NBA Monday's holder vrho clubbed Joe Frazier title defense for Foreman, who Into helplessness with six sparkling, glass-domed Po- has been plagued knockdowns in two rounds 14 liedro, wi th its 13,500 orange, tanglements and by legal en- ger biceps than Foreman, Nor. ton weighed in at 212% pounds and be looked hard as nails. Foreman, on the other hand, at The Associated - -___ like the stars. Ilere a baserunner dives back into first base Pete [lose NFL Draft Is Revealing Standings - ''• - - - Basketball . they are in, say, the Middle once again limit the number of "Anytime you're in the feeling useless, the best thing "I was smart enough to know you can do Ii lend all majors you're not mistreated," East. The situation here is playersinthelineupatoneti I wasn't directly attributed to the to 9 men (excluding the much withgoing to pitch very 1 . ;:,U,.N support to the guys Brewer said. "If you're there, them around," he playing," he said. "You have to You've got something. It's up to 'i' number of lineup possibilities designated hitter in the said. "1 felt it was my good accept things as th available to Walt Alston for th e American League). ey are. You athe individual to be ready when ; To 19-Aw fo u rt ne lust to be here." summer of 1914. This being the case, there will also have to work to be ready sked " To the future star who has The infield would appear to be some less than ecstatic While Jim worked diligently when they give you a ftha ri~ "04 chance. somehow missed the message. include Steve Garvey at first Dodger spectators. Abton can't on the sidelines to develop a * -, "It's a matter of maturity. Brewer said, "A lot base, Dave Lopes at second, keep them all happy, of times a screwball, the pitch that was to You Just do n't co I - 5i me up from the player has his mouth open and Hon Cey at third and hill Other than the manager, he make him a star, his primary minor and JUST LIKE THE PROS ta ke over. Sure, cannot see w hen opportunity Russell at shortstop. However, Dodger w ho understands assignment in those days was to there are some ex ptions, ce but comes." SOUTH SEMINOLE Little Leaguers at Five Points Field play it just Alston could use Bill Buckner or situa tion the best has to be - Professional '-1 11 Kuhn finishes investigating wasn't about to complain about pat his buddies on the back. It doesn't happen very often." charges that Henry Aaron's anything," Yes, he knows all about the Still, the player who is asked decision not to open the season The gentlemen who almost length of the summer for the to sit on th e bench has been 4_ . - - Nnrfe)n - By MIKE WALDNER Copley News Service .. ' • 'p - - ''a.o •• W •_ - r - - ' _;, . .- • 1 4' - -• - '• used four pitchers against Leading the Matadors in thi Sophomore Kenny Kerr ii stands with a 4-2 record. South Florida In an effort to off with a single and Valencia, idle since the two hitting department Is catcie work as many hurlers as baseman Dwayne Gray pun- teams last meeting, will start Armond Leonardo at .4Z. Jim Somewhere in the obscurity possible. Soggy weekend ched out th e first of his Uuee Gary Gronowskl (3.1) with a Seagraves .393, Ken Burg Of the bottom of the batting weather wiped out three hits for the day. Kerr scored 2.45 ERA. and Colin Lelaher hitting .30. order sat Jeff Kelly, a 5'9" 145 scheduled games and the team when South Florida's Kim Th e game is scheduled f r ol product High sc Lyman ho Pounder used primarily as a had not played since Th ursday. Prevail, booted Terry Jones' Eddie Nuts will be used in Wednesda y at Five Points Field . pinch runner for Seminole Sam Swanger (3-5) sta rted ground er to second. A walk and relief. on SR 419, at 2:00 p.m. '. Junior College. and went three innings to pick a fielder's choice produced up the win. He a ll owed Just one another run, before Ke lly sliced HERALD SCOREBOARD The chance to start against Sou th Florida Junior College a- hit and one walk but was a single to left for two more. In the fourth, the Raiders Seminole AS R HRBI S.uffiF)ordaJC nose and Kelly ascended Be. struggling wi th his control, AS N HR$ Kerrcl C 4II -4(ox , .74%.. : cordingly, slicing not one, but going to 3-2 counts on several added two more when Lavelle Gray 7 SI30 PnZ) 1% 4I3 ,': two bases-loaded opposite fieldbatters. $ I 0 0 Dees lb Steve Borre, Rob Mahoney Jilile walked, Russ Lluoli and .Ioresrf 00 .1 . I . 1 0 Skip Skelton singl ed to l oa d the Ier C 0 Melvin ci .. .. singles to drive in four runs and . i003 Ch o If" 7~ ? pr 0 I 0 0 . - . Ovrrànce 3b and Bobby Meadows each bases and Kelly dumped Joiner it 10I0 lift the Raiders to 9.3 victory toin I I 0 I )OhnIOnIf 3003 in two inning stints, another single down the left 'eø I I 0 I CrabIrelf 110 0 over South Florida Junior Borre gave up two hits, Field li -. ,a3b Colle 2 I I 0 ne to ma ke it &2. Bryd .30Q L'::o)ijb Mahoney one uflearne(J run and 372 I Prevatt ?b Expect to s 3 00 o ed ta ns rt agai t The ss win 1 0 0 brought SIC's Junior one hit (Herald Photo By George Hayes) while Meadow, pitched Valenda will be either Swanger Kelly lb 00 i 0 7 1 college record to 10-Il and 15-19 no-hit ball in his brief TOTALS ii 3 I 1' H E FAT OF THE BAT . as Mahoney. The 6'2" TOTALS overall. Wednesday the Raiders pearance. i II righthanded Mahoney started IP N IN H as so face Valencia Community The combined pitching effort the season FIVE POINTS little league field, SR 419, is the place for the action in pping ti th e sc ales at Willis (1) College of Orlando in an ion- held Sou 4 I 3 I i i H th Florida to four hits, several age group classifications including Seminole Junior College. 0. Over the past seven weeks South F)orldaJC ?0OOICO-3 Koch 3 I 0 3 0 i portaiit Division 11 game, two which were swjng Here, South Seminole Little League from thgts the Leesburg native has Longwood takes health y S*ano,rwt 3 2 0 1 I Every team in the Division has Th S-mnop,JC 5 03) Ohswat. e Raiders, down 2-0 after chopped 15 pounds of his weight °°' 2 0 0 3 1 suffered one set back. SJC is 2-1 two-run ground ball error in the and has been throwing be tter MMSOny and Valenc-ia 0.1 fñIlnly,,, h. 1)1 .1 iL. I-.. ----• 2 1 0 I I WV tI[51, oouncea "P k each time f ie takes the mound. E . Skettonl3,S*&nq,r. Durranc, MfdO*I 2 0 0 o earlier, 3-2 loss to Seminole. wi th five unearned runs of bac ______ 13) Prevail (2, Crabtr ee, 3 their lie has beaten Manatee Shea, Durranc,, SB Raider Coach Jack Pantallas own. MCG+e WP Will, PB - McGee, Time College for his biggest win and Cr.btr,e 3 $ , Attendance jf - -• ' ________________ ,f,,,.. J4$tIt'L ,. • ••? 1•• .-'ê•..• .•. 0 luip- I; ""' :! 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The lines of farm machinery available at Oviedo Tractor include Deut:; Allis Chalmers tractors and Lawn and garden tractors; Steiger four wheel drive tractor's; the New Holland hay line and garden tractors; end GiN Bros. forage equipmint. They also carry all kinds of sod harvesting quipment. NO matter how largo the ranch or how small the garden, Oviedo Tractor will have the \ . \\ - \\. - .... v es IOU , . .. , s...an ¼.7et Results! For More Information LL / . Ask For Susan Panning ..• V .J r You 4esvertislng A rt d u ve is ng LOfiSultOfl. ' ," i Don't Put Off 'Til Tomo-row What You Can Do Today .. . . - , IN wwøToanc ARIA CALL Susan Panning 322-2611 r,.-%,, Or Peds4-Poww J I lIST "ICE ii,, w tos MICHIGAN IN SANFORD to. 1471H p'vs liii, DELIVEIEO TO YouR DOOR saws too N. .a.e. R.., t Oi .If7 .10w Ps.o,, •ft,w p lu .rd.'' '• p,,.,,,. PARKER ENTERPRISES - BLOW YOUR WHISTLEI ADVERTISE Your Business or Products in the Business Review Section of The Herald Let us feature Your Business Your Ad On Those Pages Will Acquaint 100.000 .,,/ .a f \ Prospects With Your Product Or 5or','- ,c _. - Jil I Is Loud And Strong PICTURE and STORY ''.AtaD?.tOiC1' y . FOR INFORMATION CALL with a \\I . Pages: - ':i' ,':. " r ("I Business Review Our Toot or - GICT INTO ACTION. 1r 'aitturi'i L1 rri1i Let Us , - -i/ . right size equipment for every lob Their tractors range in size from little seven horse models to 375 hp. giants. Valley centerplvot irrigation systems are another specialty at Oviedo Tractor, supplies and installs all equipment If you need farm or lawn and garden equipment, call Oviedo Tractor first-phone: 365324$ That way you will get what you , want, with the bonus of cheerful and dependable service ADV. ORJLT FOR Rft Tell It In P_Q S.. tall- IaW.,'d. t.4.. 22101 1.Y a! FM Kv In Your Business Story '. 1111DO, ;koeloA sec.eu4e, lltI,iated If 7IMIWI'd SiivI *mt.$$14 rac . .. purchase price $159 SO gorgc tuaz't ,•, PIZZA Fertit izcrs Seeds Tuzedo Feeds f3abj Chick s Horse Care Items I owl A r 60(RUflY 4 psp(Iw,Iec sfi$ ".f3arsuc" -. -. 'Y' pa,s.ciarsav'e, Located next to the Plaza Theatre in Sanford Plaza A. Electric Adding Machine " ., •' .. " - -, travel. We welcome your A healthy traveller is a ppy one-be sure that you are In good physical shape for your next trip. organlzation with a tine rlpulatlon of reliability arid custornitir service built t over Its v.ars. -"The lsame Duda has been soclaP,d with farming In Seminole County • long while. A Dude and his three sons Øartod the business lnSlavla60 pan ago. and now the third •nicitlon of Dudas Is also involved actively in the busIness. The Dvda enterprise has expanded beyond the bordersof Sernlnole County into Central and South Florida. When dealing with Duda you are dealing with an ex pirlenced. established firm whose fine reputation has peed the test of time Duda Auto Parts and Oviedo - Plan your qoestlons. ('all ''' 'i-" ' Mixon's main store is a familiar sight at the corner of Third Street and Magnolia Avenue, and in It you'll find not Only the widest variety of Paris and tools, but also an expertly staffed machine shop According to Lee Mixon, co owner of Mixon's Auto Parts, their machr,c' shop is the Only Tractors are In short suppiy fight now, but at Dud. Auto Parts and OVledo Tractor farn*ft can still obtain the equipment they need, especially the larger model tractors A new shipment of Steiger four wheel drive tractors-five truckloads with twotrectcrs per load-is ox pec*d shortly. Is D'4a abl, to keep H their customers supplied with Ilk @W11perient they mod, Oven *t*n 11* a.uppiy is short across 11* Country? Duda is a large PARAKEETS _____ All of Sanford 919 E. 2nd St. :..: Farm Machinery At Duda Buys 1* Ph. its-au 'or - Call Crusty's For Piping Hot Pizza, Subs, Spaghetti or Ravioli - Call Ahead& Pick It Up HOT. Sales And Service - For The Best See Pal Animal Supplies Duda Auto Parts and Oviedo Tractor Co. Route 426 v.a' Medicaid Out Patient Therapy ' the same McQuary.Norris engine parts. Walker mufflers and pipes, Perfect Circle rings, Moog chaise parts and Monroe shock that the main location Offers, as well as a long list of other parts and tools And if it's automotive paints you need, the south store now carries a complete line Slop by and see for yourself-they've got lust about every color in the rainbow, Stop In at either location a nd Pets are like children only training, as well as its value, new flea collar or doggie bone pets, especially among folk who the best Is good enough for New puppIi come In on to chew on For a really special live In apartments where no them. That's why people who Tuesdays and by Saturday, surprIse you could choose from other type of pets are allowed really care for their pets deal at says-ftrandeberry, they're the colorful array of dog When you are short of space Pet Animal Supplies in the usually all sold out. If you need sweaters displayed In the store. an aquarium is often the an Fairway Plaza, Sanford, when a best friend, or are looking for Cats are not stocked ut Pet swer. It takes up little space they need any item for their the perfect gift for a loved one Animal Supplies, but can be a tiny apartment, and can malt furred and feathered friends, child, male or olderpel'%)n custom ordered, Car food, most attractive room dividers Now under the new spend a few moments with the baskets, travel carrying cages This well pet shop puppies In Pet Animal Supply. and toys are also available. carriesavarletyot tropical fish management of Inez McDaniel You won't havetomakeup your and Dick Brandeberry. Pet mind Birds are not forgotten either as well as the lanes in which te the pups will make it Animal Supplies 'had a cornChoose a little feathered friend keep them, and filters and f or you. plot, line of supplies for pets Once you have addeda puppy to brighten your life with song. ornaments to put in the tanks both large and small. The shop to your family circle you can Bird cages, ornaments and food Tropical fish are a hobby as well as Interesting pets, and are also sells the pets themselves. get all the supplies you need in are on hand, worth stopping by tose, Puppies are one of their one stop Pet Animal Supplies. If small animals such as specialties All pups are cer Buy its kennel or bed. water hampsters, gerbils, guinea pigs Among the dozens of p tified AKC so you can be sure of and chow bovis, collar and and the Ilk, are your choice, supplies, including laru, the quality animal you are leash, medication and toys at once again Pet Animal Supplies collars, training leashes buying,. not that you are this one store. is the place to visit. An out special food mixes, colcrnd thinking about pedigree when Pet Animal Supplies carries standing variety of feeds is kept aquarium gravel and rubber you gaze Into the pleading eyes the quality Wayne line of dog in stock. as well as interesting balls, are Important animal of a baby St. Bernard or food as well as fresh frozen beef Habltrails to keep your little care products such as shampoo ch,ckle over the enchanting for dogs. If you have a full. furry pet alert and in good sprays and dips antics of a pair of Scottie pups, grown dog. surprise him with physical shape. Get a pet and keep it looking but that will improve your some eAceilent nutritlol,,s meals Aquariumsareasp,clalityat happy, healthy and well animal's appearance and from Pet Animal Supplies. Pet Animal Suppiles, and no groomed with products from usually Its responsiveness to While you are there, get him a wonder: fish are most popular Pet Animal Supply. . FALL, FOODS COOKED IN PEANUT OIL FOR I' PHONE AHEADORDERS PH. 322-9412 2100S.FRENCH SANFORD S.iack Pac-2 pc. CMcisen, Fries, n oo r Also Fists 6 Shrimp Snac Jf OF Private Patients -VA - here is no machine shop at South store, but you can 3P off your parts there and the people at Mlxon's will see that they get to the machine shop promptly, saving you Aquarium Specialists 114411111111111 -. 24 Hour Nursing Care For Tired Of Cooking? line bodng and crank grng Mlxons will be glad to do the machine shop work for the do ityourselfer who wan tjto save the money that garage labor wou ld cost, Mixon'i does not offer garage type repair service, but will be glad to accept the parts you want them to work on, after they've bw removed from the CALL 323.3866 323-7710 SUSCRIBE NOW - CALL 322.2611 AkCGH"gh a .r. LOW RATES S The Sanford Hqrald Covers The Local News of Seminole Better Than Any Other Newspaper In The World. YVSI can lind trrra,pum 10 zuil your any d.sir. or need .4 BUR DETTI Th,y bfautitul and tasting os!tz for my time of Pie You riced Why do so many people you'll find an ample number of to check to see if patronize Mixons Auto Parts? they have a Monday through Saturday are 8 sales personnel waiting to fill certain part or tool in stock, a m. to 6 p.m. The answer, ôS it has been for your order with the years, is quality name brand pick pick up the telephone and downtown open on Sundays 9 2. it you have a question or want alve products anti . rII yk..:.. i. -service bot h at reasonable -Prices, as well as the fact one shop now opcils on Sundays There IS another reason, too COnvenience Mixon's Auto Parts has ex panded and now they have two locations to serve you one in downtown Sanford and another on US 1792 several mites to I AUTO INSURANCE www Or BURDETTE'S IMPORT GIFTS CENTER 202 S. Park Ave. PH. 3237990 $A11r00 I.O*,OA 377I NURSING .'here your friends are'' - Horse & Rider Store TERRARIUM CENTER them 4 I P Parts Well CASSELBERRY &viiiiiii~ . ' ANIMAL HAVEN BOARDING KENNELS B URNITURE SALES Y. 17•92 Mixon Auto Parts and Machine Shop CONFIDENTIALLY I GIVE ALL MY GIRLS EDWARD'S SHOES OR MORE so �_____ . 6B-The Sanford Herald i,I _____________________ _____ __ __ _________ ___ -----. . -- . - .---- -•--•--••-------- --- . - ----a- a- __ 1k 1. _LL.-------- -_ . - - - - -- .-.- - .- 1. .._- .-.---- __ ___ Tuesday, Mar. 26, 1974 Al I Hit hl ghtS ie MARCH 25, 1914 &8:30 CBS MAUDE The first College professor of American Days") is a rival fleet owner 1-11 NBC POUCE STORY half of a twoparter originally history, considered one of the whose Ivan are being robbed ,-The Gamble" It's a night for scheduled last week pie- foremost In his field. Using the with increasing frequency. lawenfcrcement advocates. •1 (Carob-n, Wilkerson a Sanford ADMISSIONS I L empted by the telecast of Jeffersonian ideals, Dr. Tenafly (James McEachin Angle Dickinson stars as a P S a -• -,'-f . -. P i- 1 I • '- President Nixonfrom Houston, Commaget fortifies his poses as a cabble to break he will be seen to-tight. A aftiry argwnents about the dangof case. about Walter's drinking expanded presid4.fl1al powers. ". to the vice *quad, hod Angle already regular series. She poses as a pr ostitute to nail a madam Macbelle Jones 1:30-10 ABC TUESDAY (playehi by Corinne Calvet), Mona F. Sharp into a non-drinking pact after a CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS JOIV THE PROP ' 5 REALLY UPTIC4IT ABOUT SOiET1INGJ WOV AII / \ ISORDS TELL 8:Wit:30 CBS - t BUGS BUNNY trying to steal the honey. their sudden deaths coupled the neare3t phone. She goe's for Sebastian Cabot narrates and with an inheritance scheme, help, and he chains himself to a Sterling Holloway provides barn fearing his reaction fr Pooh's voice, the snake bite. Taut dream, well acted. L -.00 I" i,6 at A" 44 jm,. TIIUWIO $ Michael M. Taylor Milford If. I,oeonard. DeBary 0 Nicholts Muller, DeBary Kris A. Lambert, Dellary W STELLA RODDY STEVENS McDOWALL .. . ______________ ______________ Ali RERUN I ''Joyride to 5AS.LYT' SELL. 3LJG'.4E5, BUT 1) T4'C.jS7Q%(E IS 8-9 JI BS BILL MOVERS 1 P. 9:30-10 Nowhere" Pat O'Brien plays a CBS NEW . TUESDAY NIGHT MOVIES starch with Dr. Henry Steele Corn- trays a taxi fleet owner, and "Big Rose" Shelly Winters, a mager, 71-year-old Amerst Tom Bosley (costar of l.53f winner of two Awards, and young actor Barry A 000 partners hired by a rich con- la ~.; * * • 3:\4 CAPTAIN EASY by Crooks & Lawrencl TUESDAY 'LI / •- ERE ' %4IJTA TO K145 4 ':'1 'ET.-FOAViô HE gz~ EVENING 7:00 (2) The Tell The Truth 5) Hogan's Heroes (0) Dragnet (II) News . ? "...--i.k.-I..., ~ Century 045 Apa.-4, r..i,ts.a. . ,,,..'' () Truth Or II"Vikiml -7~ , -~111 1 (13) Movie sai' WINTHROP by Dpcli Cavalli E\'R GET THE PEEL ThAT rCL3IE THE ONLY BIG F'E LEFT IN ThE Vft1f i * --.-f , Environment (44) Bold Ones 5:30 (2) Mystery Movie () Hawaii Five.O ijf (0) - .. : ~~ ~-*'~ -,;~i " ~- 0. FRANK AND ERNEST liv Rnk Tk,iv,.,. ( 'PRO Na £RM £UPPOU I A11D _ WAS Of Vitamin E 9:00 (13) National Chamber Of Commerce (24) Black Journal (44) Movie 9:30 (4) Movie (13) Movie 10:00 (2) Police Story (0) Marcus Welby (24) Creativity & Modern Society 10:30 (24) Byline 11:00 (2) News (4) (0) News Newi THAT WAY WHEN IT -I- YOUR 'rugN Movies (34) Curious Case .---__ &;p C -. #srig WInnie The Pooh (5) Maude (0) Happy Days (24) Bill Moyers Journal DJTi . roan 5:00 (3) [A 3. I / ' c - Consequences (24) Speaking Freely (44) Night Gallery 11:30 (2) Tonight Show (5) Movie (0) Wide World Of Entertainment (44) Movie 1:00 (2) Tomorrow Show (0) Movie (44) News t, To HOLD TH NOZZLI/ WEDNESDAY ctilch Youn MORNING VERY FEW CUS7 MERS WOULD GO ALONG WITH II DOU SQUAD" U4 BOOflEOG . fit $ Diii, .-'- 5:00 10:00 __ __________________ _______ __ _______________________ ___________________ iiiK ______________________ ______ ___________________ . (5) The Edge Of ' I - ' _________________ I- (0) Girl In My Life (44) fitly Duke J:uu (7) Another World (5) The Price Is * TNI IJ1oU - "7'Z'' '%'i'. I Death I FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE is Pipqy given ttiat i am engaged in business at 10.41 Citadel Dr . Altamonte Springs, Semi nole County, FIora under Inc tictitious name of ALTAMONTE ALUMINUM, and that i n'en to rpgist,r Said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole County. Fl*rlda in acc or dance *ith the Right General Hospital Revue 3:30 (2) How To Survive A Marriage (5) Match Game (0) One Life To Live (44) Bultwinkli 4:00 (2) Somerset (4) Mery Griffin (0) Lucy Show (34) Sesame Street (44) Gilligan's Island 4:30 (2) Bonanza 0 Movie (44) Petticoat Junction 3:00 (24) MisteRogers (0) (44) New Zoo . I 1-.,,,r a ,- wv. n. .4 U, I Neighborhood (44) Green Acres 5:13 (13) Wyqyn's News win Helen Peikln 5:30 (2) News (5) Green Acres p cnz-n~j F BEETLE BAILEY Mort Walkor S 0 0 ,. (0) Split Second Complete dinner (44) Film 11:30 (3) Hollywood I - - Lee F&tk and Sy Barry Potatoes and gravy, cole slow and hot }.5cujt $ 1 29 r- Regular GOOD ALL DAY 11:33 (4) New* hle3 AFTERNOON 12:00 (3) Pliws (4) Young And Valve News 13:35 (2) News 1:00(3) JiJ$ (4) Newi (0) All My (44) movie Saniord, Florida 32771 n-Il be ride to John C Malvano Jr . whose business address 5 27$ Drake (')nvp, Orl Fla The Orbtt it tV-C I,inhtercir are not ID br pail fy11 lay 'he undersigned buvrr and limp toII*.ng ,ntormal,on 5 kr nshed to YOU teree,tP' transferor 5 debts ii unknown I A %(hQtifQf theproperty t o to pay ar SatiSfy Cutting debts i! News NOW LEASING, I si.!r fntat tam f11iQ. wall ,prr and carpel. meat and air condition, covered walk, corner lO(atio, Elite ad dress. "233 Pd Country Club Road, Lake Mary. Fl. "SI7Spec mo & P on mnirnurn 3 yr lease JOHNNY WALKER REAL (STAIE&CONSTI4UCT1ON 337 41 212 out 3)2 3"I 1229114 Club Corp. I ftdvm. 7 bath, family 'porn, den carpet, Central H & A Tern taOi 1API REALTY 123 775 NOTICE] Houses for Sab tJnkovic,Clui*.Sociology Dept., FTU, ttill give review on books about Marilyn Monroe. Area dubwo,ncn invited. 2.3 March 30 Fish fry, Congregational Christian Church, Park and 24th, 5-7 sponsored by the Men's Club and Ethel Root Circle. ., Legal Notice ot ce S Anna .1 DeMoss Publish March S. 17. I, 26. 1071 DIR 71 FICTITIOUSNAME claims and demands which you, or either ci y ou, may have against sa. estate in tPieoIiiceof the Clerk of the Circuit Court Seminole County. F lorida. Prate Division. in the Courthouse at Sanford, ("Icrida. St'nhoiser and Logan FICTITIOUS NAME First Federal Building IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY, " 54 GAL LAC,p1t'R. tc el at. Detendanls NOTICE OF SUIT TO J N GALLAGHER RESIDENCE UNKNOWN AP4C) TO All parties clam'nq in la'r45t% Ii, ttr(it.j0h, under cv .Icj,tna%l the atoresad person NOTICE TOCREDITORS YOU ARE hereby notified that an TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST J( tiOi' IC Ioeectose a mortgmcje on CASE NO PR Estate of 1;1,%1N( ( :,Y cp CERTIFICATE SEMINOLE COUNTY .rt the Stat, I lcir, and whereas tut" (us poraton did on the liSt day of DECEMBER. A 0 1071 cause to be tiled ri the OffiCe 01 tie Drp.artnut'nt Of Male cI the Stale of IIor,da, the Itout'ier'l,,I iuthnr it,' reguir,'i) t"ctrr "t-t (ii' 605 21 1 Weida Stali,tes. %hotSiIaQ the diSSOlution Of sy,,(f' corporation Now, therefore, the Secretar, 01 11', 0 following property in Seminole Stale does hereby cCrfify to the (curt,'Florida tcvego.ng and that re 5 satisfied th, We%I llIfee$otttme South III S that PVc requirements ci the law tort. Lot C. Highland Park, and, the teen (Oniplied *ith I Ill feel of lie South III s feet C,IV[t4 i.ri:irr nv lAnd .ind tt' Lot L. Highland Park. as per Plat (,t-aI Seal of the Stale 01 Florida. .51 ', Ave 40 (.rCuif Court the 11th JudiCiil thye,jI as recorded in Put lScmk 4, I-moe 70. Public Records of Seminole (ifijt, 5I'O'iriOlt Coant,' I lord, Probat e Division. in ttse Covetous, (nly. Florida t,tltanasspp the Capital thiS th ilsT Clay .1 ()ECI MISER A (3 l ',Cal FRIED CHOKEN Tt', ir/Ourit -t new con 14fifol,vil to be pd,d #of Itir above 32507. and IuIi the org.rm,sl K'ith the iflic,' addresS Of the claimant st or swan' tii by ,he (Ia,rnanf, 0,-% ittient ur Allotrief. of the "Mir *scr.o.t'd bulk transfer .s 15.00)00 sr'aet re vri-d S. 1974. at 510 be paid on April (Tatedil (.atselberry Florida, 100 '1 H.IJhrs.y 4)6 Suite 70. 7151 di,' of March 1971 40vo - r p. Florida Detu P 0kuu OPEW DAILY 11 A.M. TIL9 P.M. FRI. & SAT. IlL 10P .M. 1809 Fr.nchAv.(HI.VIl;fl) Children g this Irwin ( (l,tp Sr At ACln'i,na,strhlcv DEMO P 01K IOU Attorney for Transfer,, liildwip I 1001 Highway 134 St'ite /0 CatS,Ibqrry. Florida 32101 c'l said eltale U * (rroll, it of (APR01 U I JONI , A 1 US Highway 170). P0 ftc. 911 ('asAcfbenfy, Florida 377W h.idl%P, M*r(h 76 1971 (II 1 laS Pc"Iti %.P March 76 April 7. 1971 41 II lht 2110 day of April, 1974, cniJJVCti F renO, * Clothes Washer.Dryer Sanford * 1.2 Bedroom F ull time housekeeper, mature woman to do general housework. must rave own transrtation References Sal..,,, onen 6210363 I4y - - -- ' sale and air Fully equipped with dista washer Call Mrs Rutherford 323 1055 Roofing Crews & Roofers wanted Apply in person 100 Kentucky i%-. DeLand Ask for Don Taft GENEVA GARDENS APARTMENTS GREENHOUSE Polling plants 1505W 25th $1 packing etc. Apply Its person S 3 bedrooms 2 baths, Convenient to sanford Ave to Myrtle ST turn ght t0 Lake Ac turn Pelt to - shopping center Shag carpet ing, drapes, dishwasher, Central heat& air, Sparkling clean pool Move in boday Children accepted 337 70% MALE OR FEMALE Like new, 2 bedroom, family room, kitchen equipped, cArpet, 11,17.500. Either Richard J Lyons Ph 3373757, _________ ________ Stenstrom 9 r I , Realty COUNCIL 5)57 Meeting Business PRICE REDUCED 16.03Ol It you don't thiflkthil lovely IbedrOorn, 2 baIt, Idylle,Ide home's a real buy, compare it with others for $36.000t On corner lot, double carport. central climate control, a minute 7 30 P M 1sf & 3rd Tuesday Po5it.0n cipeci am poblic relatCJSS, tic, I bedroom apartment, air. salary 1172 50 week and up. Work carpeted, kitchen equipped walk to elementary schoØl, m,nute With y oung men & women Call AdItt, no pets $105 37327% drive to golf c ourse, and in one of Sandy 137 07)9 area'srmewest residential sections • Sevilla Gardens. Drive by 300 Tangerine Dr1v and Farmers find great bargains in then call REALTOR ASSOCIATE eq uipment in the classified ads LUKURIOUSOyCrS,le I arid2t,jrm Al Anti, After hOurs phone 337 .ipts itt fl kt(hent, trott free You might not be a farmer, but 6471 r dri Q era to r, dii ti a er, wevegol what you're locking Iv c'ape',ics. shag carpeting. Iansily OPEN FOR ADMIRATION' That rn-s - treplace Only a apt, rgtat You'll admire this 2 StOry. 2 Piit(heq helper with cooking ci Priaacy fl a Spanish courtyard bedroom ntIS eat In kitchen. per ence Apply Seminole Lodge Setting CIP Beautification Award for mal dining r oom, large living Nursing Home. 300 S Bay Ave, winner Adults 7015 Sanford Ave room with Ireptac, plus central Sanford Model Open 171 PM climate control I icellent location Priced right at 177.50) Wanted Cooks Apply its person 10 Call REALTOR ASSOCIATE. FRAN KLI N Sirilord Ranch House. Hy 17 97 Rose Southward for details After hours call 372 6401 BINGO EVERY Thursday 7:30 PM. - AMERICAN LEGION 1 ARMS 1120 FLORIDA AVE. kEALTORS menturate with qualIfications Send resume and requirements u i WU5t Of If 92 between Fa.r'niy Pla:a & Seminole I'lghI SOUTH SANFORD BINGO S Central Heat & Air • Pool & Clubhouse S Laundry Facilities • Shag Carpeting • Kitchens Equipped 77 37 --___________________- iqr,itt i1fl"5 9,. lCiu'*a"i St N-1 32?? 1, accordance with the prOvisions Of the Fictitious Name statOfes. To wit Secluon 16309 Florida Statutes ASSN Pres ___ Mr - 11r, Mm't Scott 6311222 Business Meeting 2nd MOnday_7000 109W Firtt St Club Hours- 1Qa ass ' ),"Iii i(1c'sed Wed fl1ng0 'TP'iursdi, 70(S) - Will purchase first or second 0rtgs in any condition Furnished Southeastern Acceptance Co' HigeSt Conansiss.ons Greatest OPPOftunitii's L.mrqr Piten'hl% etc We not only otter you the Above. but fyoucanconvin(('usthal yovare trolly out to earn upwards of Ill 0(Upr tear and *Il lit .n w.th MalIand ia ,821 Osus ________________________ ____________________________ REAL ESTATE SALES PEOPLE for new Lake Mi',' off ice Con fidenlial .rilerviett, computer se'vice, n.vltiplc liStrig, 71 IOu' FORREST GREENE REALTORS 73)) Eves 5)1 lIlt S William H Ruos March 76, April 7, 0, II Mad wanled 2 or 3 days a ee'k Pjttm bI, O wn trapo r'Srt,mt.on It'll rence-v "" ' .' 1;) Itrd'c'om pont 'on. 671 1 173 ____________________________ Tn,,iiert 5. Apts 7 Adult parks. 2 SI5 Hwy 1752. SANFORD, I bedroom wtn tamily Family parks Nock, large lot r"(r 'v'qr Sanford 373 1930 Di, 'Ak Mo turhood Close in Attuit Ste to WELAKA APARTMENTS appreciate Frianctu aaa.labl, 111W 1sf St. iSO I? Bedroom Achtltt on Park Avenue Mobie Park 2515 Park Drive. 337 21.61 VFW MOSS I E BAT EMAN BROKER, 327 7813 AVALON APARTMENTS .. 9 .. BALL REALTY ADULTS NO PETS 116W 2nd St ___ ._- 10,050 ,,,,, - -----,-- ,içp,jntnijt ___ P.5t5 S U ''( 5 ,tiiq't'SSivt peOple in our office. A I %% ILL START YOU ON A DRAW Slop ri our new modern 'liir 's call W J. Skeen Icsr an answering Service, REALTORS to assist FLEET RESERVE KULP REALTY Apartments Rca? AIri t r.c., mi tue 'em1 ,-it,mt -:,/ . C. pp. ii Needed ,,, REALTOR 3236650 Real Estate Agents Rjr ,i f 7 45 P M 2S&3 Park Dr CLIFF JORDAN • 6 Months Lease ADULTS ONLY onnlocts Call Ken Kernl Garage. Early Bird at 7 ISP M I bC2nOOri f'" n r" 't CC3dton LmrQC io,ei, iar'd'.cap,-d carrier lot Wall to wall carpets range, 'eir.geratcr, garage Pric ed at only $73.50) For full details (oil Ptyll.s Cappon Assoc REALTOR • Masonry Construction Month Every Mon & Tues OUTSTANDING VALUE • 1 & 2 Bedroom Apts. 1 MEETINGS Thursday Each - - - S.ales Leader ' Your MultipleListing Agency Local and National MLS COmpetent. e'Prr.ec.cedsecretary for full time POSition Salary corn 53 1PM -2nd and Itt' Call 322.2420 Anytime APARTMENTS ENTS POST Hwy I797 I Mile South of Sanf or d - KLIN TO BUY OR .ELL AVON (I. - . 5 ; - - ____________________ 'il Courl or' tp.i5 72nd day of (curt, Seminole County, I lOridi ' 1511 01! 148 Realty, 337 1301 26l1iawattmaAve,at 1152 Kids loOking for an evtra dollar? Ask Mans irma Dad to lot Two Deooms. I bo th, wall to wall have a clatsited ad garage carpeting, drapes. Central teat ri person Babcock Furniture. 1(0 Hwy Il 07. Castclbe'rry tered AgansI you for lIsp relief t,cf,t,ous name of ABLE SIGN CO. Oertnanded in PVC Complaint arid that I intend to register sad WITNESS riy hard and th seal Of n.ar'e with the Clerk Of itt c . Pybl5h March 74. loll '' Payton FROM 1I15 110W AIRPORT BLVD SANFORD, FLA 37) 7570 pAd vacations. d'ScOunts Ariply ofp.er*, le 5 Iudgn'ent may be en Seminole County Florida vescier the Match, iSealt Arlhor H Beckw,th, Clerk 01 the Circuit Cowl By .10,' Stokes Deputy Clerk 3 bedroom home for rent Recreational Rhiillina Delivery Man Chaulleurs license required top pay, hoSpitAliZAtiOn. ri h05, iirSS at 2619 0 Ave I I 2bedr oom.CB home in county Good well water Lots of trees. 114.000 dependable with oran ....... Sporlaton for housework and care * Heated Pool of young man in wheel chair. 337 )Sfl a fter EVEREST REALTY INC e ____________ 1601 S 17 97 Notice is hereby gwen that I am (IfSS i the abo. Styled Court on or before TREES TREES flichwachorflkntci ""U"' I#l1,1VJU5 C,tll 6143070 COUNTY. FLORIDA 1977 cause to be incorporated u"dr, CIVIL ACTION NO 14 72 1, A We lint of the State of Florid,, '-OUTHEASI MORTGAGE STAId LINE PRODUCTS INC COMPANY. It bash curporation. a corporation, with itS prinCip.mi Plaintiff, I-ac,' cf busnCSt ,mt SANrOi' " 15.900 clerk, male or female- * Range-Refrigerator eper,ence helpful, or nil tr4in Quiiifid Per son - Saturday - - . - vi'Oay 1 m to 3pm Excellent lalartr , luncheon Provided Apply in per son to Sherton Sanford Inn, I 1 & SR 16 _______________________ - ________________________ SECRETARY WANTED Desire CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE o.don the 1s1 dip (It AUGUST, A 0 Publish March 5 I?, 19. 26. 1974 DEl 21 __________________________ 4 ACRE 7 bedroom frame ho me F,nced ,,,,,•_ And , I_& Tomorrow (0) Ldke Mary Woman's Club. Sanford Chamer of Commerce, noon. Speaker Dr. Charles that we intend to register sid name relef demanded in the Petition WITNESS my hand and teal of with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, PRELIMINARY transferred and a list of the (0) Patswot-ct 12:30 (3) Billie (5) 5i'ch For House, 400 Magnolia Ave., (red.Icars of the above named it 'inford Florida. within buy P-as been filed against you, and you Richard IDIckI Stora, reou.red to serve a copy of your transferor. as furnished by the said calendar rnon'lhl from the time of Secretary of Slate wtittr-n det-n5et, St it5). 10 it 045 PtibliU' March 26. 1074 transferor, may be inspavtrd at t he ti',' lest publications 01 thiS notice following address 100 E Hig hway lacy' clan, (Sr demand must be in ANDERSON & RUSH. attorneys fOr 01111) PIairiIiII, whose address 's 377 East 435, Suile 20. Caswtberry. Florida waiting And filed 'n duplicate I TI', transfer is nOt be"g made state tie place of residence and post Central Boulevard. Orlando. Florida FICTITIOUS NAME Restless (44) WrIlly '' Magnolia Ave., 8-9 p.m. l7S Boa I The properly to be transferred SAID ESTATE (Cr5515 of all Of inventory. a 'a i ç' ,mrd eaii of you vre hereby ceasories. f,ulure's, equ.pnienl a, t,t,rij and required 10 Isle any .5 located at 7515 Frericti Claims and demands which you, or Ayrr'ur Sar'tcird Ftorda 'i-.-r iii ,,,,' have againstsa,cl , est,male3 total Of tue eStAte in tlaeotficeol the Clerk of th 3 pieces of c h icken, mashed Squares ___________ P0 whose busness address is 7541 FLORIDA Fenpi Avenue. Sanford, I tOrch PROBATE DIVISION (44) Fury _____ Seminole tl',Std, day Cl April, I11. a transfer EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR Wild THE PHANTOM ," Alcoholics Anonymous .., . . -- flUtflCfl 3 (,roU[, unit' ('Tec Episcopal Ctrch'Pi" Legal Notice 01 bulk assets of The Burger Scene CUlT, ~~ Country * W/W Shag Carpet - ' 1arch 35_. of April, 1971.otherwis.a Judgment Count,'. Florida under ltd ticlitouS Oil 116 may be entered against you for ttse name of SAtILAPIDO PLAZA. and 7515 rents Avenue 10:30 (2) Jeopardy The 810.000 Pyramid (4) love 01 Life (0) Brady Bunch (44) Not For Oviedo. County. Forida, IbiS i slay Of _______ Mirth, 1574 John I Westerman Sr Pyblith March 26 April 7, 5. lb. 1,71 DEZ 147 ___________________________ s Sarilovd, Florida Pursuant to the provisions Of section c.to Ct the Uniform Corn niercial Code IF S A Sections 6766 to;, cu are hereby notified that on (4) The Joker's -, 3 bedroom, i-f. A carpel, rarioc. drapes. IetCeiJ sleep well 15000 do", aswr'r Buyer DESK CLERK, Part time deSk ednesday's ____ 11:00 (3) Whiarci Of Odds Gambit to San ford Mobile Homes Rent Travel Agencies OF CORPORATE DISSOLUTION P0 Bc. 1791, Sanford. Floridi said Court this ?lthday of February. Seminole Count,'. Florida in ac 12771 (Ordance with the provisions 01 the tim The Name And By the Aut hority 1571 ___________________________ Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit. Cli T he State Of Florida SnaIl 10 ALl.. TO WHOM THESE Section 563 09 Florida Statutes 1057 Arthur H fleckwiIh, Jr . PRESENTS SHALL COME Have a hot weather S Harry I Stokes. Sr , Sell As Clerk of said Court GREETINGS Don't needs last w,th a classified Je an I Stokes By Linda M Harris Ad In Publish March 5 Il It 26 1574 the Sanf or d Herald Just dial ___________________________ Deputy Clerk JOSEPH UDDO, JR ALTAMONTE 122 7611 or 131 0) _________________________ 012 IS NOTICE TO CREDITORS TOPS GORDON V FREDERICK , SPRINGS. FLORIDA. FRANCIS __________________ OF BULK TRANSFER Attorney for Petitioner ltd THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE P U')DO. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. TO freØ ta'S t Ti-,' Hurter Si r"e P0 Bc' 1795 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR FLORIDA Auto Mechanic with experience. and 10:00 (2) Dinah's Place - business Turnkey Attorney for Petitioner 104 W Central Blvd Orlando. Florida 37101 PubI,Sh March S 17. IS. 26 1574 DEl 9:30 (5) Concentration - 11!II, Sanford, Fla 12771 Altamonte Springrg Wl" lumll to Cal at Bek Tower be fore play. Return 11 ).tii, Notice is hereby given that we are SanIord. Florida 37171 WITNESS my hand and seal of Sanford. Florida 37711, ano tilt the .4 Attorneys for Adm,r'islratriy engaged in business at Highway 4) ( ,tJirtil w.th ItS, (Iyk of Its,' above Said Court on February. 77th, 1971 slyled Court on or before the YtIS day and Mohawk Avenue. Seminole Pi.bt%t March 76 AprI 7, 1071 (Seal) By Joy Webb Deputy Clerk Whats My Line? ic at IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.IILC Inn the Marrbag. FRANKI IN C AI(ERS. Arthur pi Beckwith. Jr Clerk of the Court (0) Movie 9 -* 7:--1'1 - -, -jC .. I] FICTITIOUS NAME _____________________________ NOTICE 1 hereby giv en Dial I am N i engaged In business at P0 Drawer FICTITIOUS NAME "L". Fern Park. Seminole County. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND Florida under the Ii(titi0l name ci NOTICE is hereby given that I 1071 am FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, AMERICAN ..ANDSCAPE ermgagedinbusiness.$ Orange Drs,, 83 DEl in Altaniorste Springs (Mail ad FLORIDA MAIPITENANCL .,nd that I intend to register lad name With the Clerk dress P 0 ooi UI Mail .1 PROBATE DIVISION IN In re: Estate of THE COURT OF THE of tt,,. Circuit Court. Sem'nole Seminole County Florida uracif'r l WORDS PAUl. tPdtl SMITH RIVERS EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Court,'. Flor ida in accordance with fictitiOuS name CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE t he ptosii$$ois$ of the Fictitious O,'ceesecj UNLIMITED, and that I intend to COUNTY. FLORIDA NOTICE TO CR101 TORI Nine Statutes. To Wit Sect.on regtter hid name with the Clerk of CIVIL ACTION NO. 11 325C the Circuit Court. Seminole County, TO ALL PERSONS HAVING 165 09 Florida Statutes 1557 DIVISION C Florida in accor da nce with thC CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST 5 Shine Gtencannon Is re: tie Marrlae of Publish March It. 25, AprIl70, 1574 p1'ovihiOaS Of the Fictitious Name SAID ESTATE: You and each of you are hereby BETTY I HUSTON,Wte Statutes. To Wit Section 16S 05 DIR i' r'Otif,Cd arid r equir ed to file a ny AND F lorda Statutes 1W Petition 4 (0) Bozo's Big lop 8:00 (4) Capt. Kangeroo (0) Mike Duuglas 9:00 (2) Phil Onihue Show ftIertinL unit' Crncc judgment may be entered against V you for the relief demanded in the for Pelilioner whose address _nEL_.J (0) News has ii,..... u. flVIVU•yflI P F1Cifl CBS News Show p0 Restaurant. NOTICE is hereby QivCfl that we whol• address 5 tj,tknOwn within four calendar monthsfrom Petitioner. .i'r engaged en business mt 511 High YOU APE HEREBY NOTIFIED na, I? 07, Casseiberry. 32707. tl' tir'ie Ct ttac trt publication 01 that an action for Dissolution of ,ir.d ,i,iflOiC Count,. f1ir di under the Vt'i5 r'OtiC, Each (un or demand Marriage arid other relief has been 11a1 R R ', W AI.( RS. ttt'Oqj', name of OPEN SESAME, riust b in Aiting and filed in filed againsi tOt and you are Respondent duplicate arid Stile the place of ,,fid that we 'nli'fmd to register said required t serve a copy of y our NOTICE OF SUIT n,,ine *itt5 the Clerk of the Circuit residence ard post office address 01 written defenses. 1 any t it on TO SHERRY W AKERS (ift. Seminole County. FIor.da n the claimanl and must be Sworn to N,ighbor hoQd Law Office of Central Residence Unknown Fla , Inc. Attorney for Petitioner, YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an .mccordance with the provisions of by the claimant, hiS agent or at tOrney. or the same shall be void whole address is 104 W C en tral action for diS101ttiOfl of marriage it't F ,clilious Name Stalute-s, To Dated at Sanford, Florida. thiS Blvd , Orlando. Florida 32101, and and othtr relief has been filed Wit Section 565 09 Florida Statutes 17th day of March, 1011 file the original *ith the Clerk Of the against you and you are required to 1557 S Sally P Green S William H Turner above Styled Court on or befor e serve a copy of y our writletm At Administratriy Joann Gerard March 3111 , 1011. Otherwise, a defcflws to it. it any, on GORDON at sad Estate t'ubliSh Marcra S I? It 26 1 911 FREDERICK. Attorney enli (5) News (0) News (13) The Detectives (24) Setam, Street (44) Lucy Show 6:30 (3) 7:00 (2) Today (ION valier "oket. --70r3teoom,fincil ST. JOHN'S REALTY Co. I-,M ,'r,I Q,,. n.qhbovv,,.-p i• t IllS me ' me depoSit Ph 444 the Tm, Tptt'd firm $ in ('.i, Il? 6171 NightS Ti? S4 investment Return flulnm knfl*n--A Sell Service K*k K Wa!Pa Profess i onal Mi, kel Survey for CP'o.ce loca l, ,,, 34 tIuded A real sold growth ormation call 17) 1557 Group the P1'QPaett C-it Of I Stil~ Rings On Chain, -tierberj- J'Arrei 014I MI 9"08 t..__ ma DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE NOTICE OF ACTION TO LESTER 0 HUSTON, (13) Zane Grey M Dated LESTER 0 HUSTON, Hutharaal (24) Elect,- Ic Cotnpany (44) Corner Pyle 6:00 (2) News (inn friends of problem r rt '.'rlord Al Anon ramify 27- 'P"--"l'4" -----' Church Parish House, 400 ,...-__. nw Section $6S0 r ,,..,. nest Statutes, To Wit Sunshine Almanac 6:30 (2) Spring Street Semester ra..._.. 1000 tone mile east of Tulcanilla on u. n,. o.,,a T- "J'T .in.'Iyi. O;ieoo, Florida That Pie party interest ed said buSineSS enterprise it as follows J I WE STERMAPI Florida Statutes 1517 S Charles K Ford Publish' Mards 17, 1L 34.April , 'Theatre • ONE OF A KIND • AV4M Housu for Silc 41 Legal Notice Publish March 17. I. 26. April 7, 1571 DEZ 60 J SFIn,ers 6:00 (0) Sunrise Jubilee 6:15 (2) SunshIne Almanac Sunrise Starch Of Light ruvil, Edda Willahan, DeBary County. Florio& in accordance *,tn upon ( f(il"Pt Of 9WO01 the lnLV mJng ninth graders. Par proviSions of lISP Fctil,ous Publication of tPi, notice, thi tic Name Statutes. To Wit Section til,cuS name, to *1 RED BUG March 21.USOS Florida Statutes l5? STABLES under whiCh I am S Alfr ed H Plummer Alcoholics Anonymous-open rmjaucd in business ol Rouse I. Box _______________ (0) Newlywed Game "I "''" 33 Houses Rent Furnished 30 Apartments Rent . 29 ATTRACTIVE Unfurnished - Federal Building, Longwood, Optimist Club oratorical FLYING CARPET TOURS, INC I ____________________ FICTITIOUS NAME __________________________SR 4, 7:30 p.m. For anyone t'ontes(, Page Airways terminal Arlln tickets, Cruise and Tor I bedroom. 7 bath Vme wtn large NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NOTICE t t.rcc'op g,re) 'i'iat lam '0 ,if otticia rates 30) Seoran 'A'JecJ 'Cs rrtot area Intt'restetlin seltare of animals NAME STATUTE tiuiltling, 7 pin. giQed in butn,t at Candace TO WHOM iT MAY (OPI(L'tpd Itird- {Hy 1)6) 5)1 3733 115.00) Sandlewood Villas _____ March 28 - - --- -______ C en ter. IllS Hwy 1752. Miatland. Notc it hereby Oven that the Seminole County. Florida under the undersigned. pu'suanttoth Parents Night, Lake Brantley March 30 18 Help Wanted , 1A APARIMENT HOMES SPANISH STYLE HOME flCtitiOui name of MAtTI_AliD -Fictit ious tame Statute,-- Chapter High School, 7:30 p. m Senior Citizens trip to Lake . in school BILLIARD CENTER. a n Eiceliv-al condlion 3 bedroom spit Housernan Needed Steady Cfl/ Wales Passion Play. Leave d that I $34O, Florida Statute, will register commons; orientation and ploy pan See to appreciate intend loregisler laid name with the nIh the Clerk of tie Circuit Court Company benefits * Unfurnished Cler k of the Circuit Court, Sem nole Apply i per son, Holiday Inn ct ri and for Sen-note County, Florida, curriculum for corning year lot- Civic Center at 3 p.m. Take a _______ 2:00 4:00 4:00 (5) As The World Turns (0) Let's Make A Deal 2:00 (2) Days Of Our Lives '- Rita Codella, Deliary Legal Notice (5) The Guiding (44) Mod Squad tona ________ 1:30 (2) Three On A (21) Woman Zoo Seminole County Chapter, First star Match I noo AL COPlC't A PRQ',' ti YOUR A?AlL'r & .u'm' 372 3673 _______________________ Air Safety seminar sponsored Community Civic Center, Shell Aviation Road DeBary. Herman Wagner, Deltona by Federal I. OST cat. black female aring 79 Rooms for Rent Clara M. Breitengross, Del. Administration A'i?C flea (aiim, VC-n.? of - - -and Air March29 John S. B. flew, Lithia, Fla. tofla Pta taw Sanlando Inc., 7:30 p.m., Page Sanford Court Motel Norman de Vere Howard Belinda J. Kempf, Deltona terminal building Safety Chapter, United Daughters of - -_ - PIewt renovated, Color iv. BIRTHS Peter J. Gallucci, Deltona Carpet. a c. efficiencies & over discusslon and filmiopen tuall Confederacy, 2:30 p.m., a Good ThIngs to Eat ____ flIes Day or *k rates 7671 Edward V. McGarvey, interested in flying safety. home of Mrs. M. ft. Strickland, _______ ---_-___-_-_ Orlando Or. Sanford 3373103 and Mrs. Anthony Deltona 108 Kenwood Court, Loch March 28 Oranges & Grapefruit (Louise) I Fakes a girl, Sanford Sally K. Rowe, Orlando Boat in the *iy Sell it fatt and easy .,. Pet Concern of Florida Arbor; Mrs. W. B. Kirby, coJ, Mr. and Mrs. Robert with a l cost classified ________________ ________________ ' hostess. ____ John Knobloch, Orange City organizational meeting for aserles. Television \ Waltraude Mains, l)eltona Mark T. Crawford, Deltona Agnes H. Lengel. Deltona (;rd Reitz, Deltona JoAnne Sweat, Geneva it by mysterious extortion ar tists. Good response may turn It Into V ,If 11 tractor who is being vjciniJud , * to IRS Academy Primus pair as private-eye I 011VE IN MTN1A'T11 %U"1 . - 4'• JOURNAL Moyers converses mob boss, r 74 Business Opportunities ___________ F:hbth A. Thm;is, l)t-l. ;,~ CBS George Wayne Fuller, I~iel. tons Jacob DeJong, Deltona - Personals _____ Daniel A. Bruce. Deliary by Heimdoht & Stoffel ' A. Tillis Lottie Mae Waniky Veronica J. Phillips I - - 37) 12S6 rranchwc,s lSpct F inanc ing No iICQhl bevrjgij Allowed REDUCE safe I. last with Gofle-se *ee4ends & after I M.nnuna down payment only No P?% Pta 377 Tablt 5. 1 Vac "waler pillS" Mar. 2* 11 1111] for 7 Bay, 510.307 for I Bay. I flctrm • I', bath. large tiCed IA' TOijchton Drug *ilt 14'*rr fi(liti Available Sanford: March 26 Aitamonte -Cassel berry l, low down Acre Pa'.,li,i --.--Only I to 7 hourS of your time 37 Business Property REALTOR. n Humane Society of Seminole Chamber of Commerce, 7:30 MARPâAGES Performed by required per day Referenced P.',ir$1 Silver Springs Airport For Rent -_ David P. Bach Call collect fr app County board of directors p.m., Altamonte Springs Civic o intment, idi WE WILL HELP 'VCH 94 734777, R% 736 14)3 775 7147 Codapviont. Margaret Griffin Center. I YOU WANT TO OFFICE SPACE 'ACED WITH A DRINKING Charlie Marth BUY OR SELL 3rd&MAGNOLIA & I lounge, SR 434, Longwood. Starch 28 PROBLEM ARE YOU DOWNTOWPISANrORO Bessie lee Cobb t•vt.ti'. AlcOho liC Anonymous Bear Lake Elementary Brand new office suites available I ACREAGE. INDUSTRIAl. AND INTERESTED f.m Help Peacha I,, Wiggins Mar. 24 PESlOLti flAl in eircept.mall, P-j1Iearn,nQ-% with from 425 so of No lease required I School kindergarten roundup ('111473 4$17 Kelly Bare Optimist Club, noon, SherFor information, call lin M 0n4 14111 to invest Call Collect " P 0 Boy 1213 1:30 p.m., media center. See _r_PItc%a. 904 356 1707 Dale Arthur Wright aton,Sanford Inn. Vl4widi Prospective pupils will visit JOHN KRIDL u A1,53( Classif ied ads Wrvt the buying and John Robert Wrightsman W Garnett WhI,, PCAI Ltit, classroorn. Birth certificate ARL Y)U ROUBLED') Call Toll * Mar. 27 Joyce M. (;wynn CiS?rsbutOr Part or full time to Free. 444207? for everyday read and use 115.m required, child must be 5 by Care' Sanford, )fl 7161 often c a ll 372 7611 or 5)1 9fl supply Company ellablIlImed Annie I.. Anderson "HotIne Adi,ltot Trrn Interior Decorating advanced Jan. 1, 1975 Iccounts with RCA CBS D.Sney John w Osgood class, 7.10 p.m., 8 weeks, sc - Rrcor Income poSSibilitieS up Jim Hunt Realty March 29. Magnolia Square Mrs. IPreston) Lowry and Adult Ed. Bldg. 15. Los? and Found to 51.030 Per month Alta rriI I)cflary Garden Club stan• . '? rera.j t : : boy, U.I.Sselborr)' -/.i- ' - I I (.utfflui C.'' tr1l '?, 'iIrd I(J Attir 'r,4n.n (,mll ((ifLECI -, '. (Lard flower show, 1-5 p.m. at Hanna. Central Florida director. DLSCIIARGES Kaethe VonSalunann lanora M. Malone )S If STER dinner meeting, Speaker Jack Ruby B. King ______ _ Sanford Pilot Club, 6:30 p.m. MI' 2* Marcile Dampier HAWAII FfVE- MOVIEOFTHEWEEK "A Cry and then becomes a shill at an n the Wilderness," The net. illegal casino to break up a 0 'Why Wait Till Uncle Kevin i Results . ______________ I March21- Organizational meeting for Mr. and Mrs. William IIOUZC o!Stc;k. Program, SJC I.cJ Practical Nurses of CtloraIIers directed b> But S ljoAnne)Sweat a bo.t;en. e minole Count)- , 8 pin., Mr. and Mrs. Dewane l'erinehief. Lakeview Nursing Center, 919 (Jacqueline ) Boston a girl. E. 2nd St., Sanford OVkd() Mar. 26_ Robert 1. Mehaffey Dies?" When live wealthy men work thinks ro much of this film gambling ring. Her Job's die mysteriously on the Island, It moved it out of a Saturday complicated by the fact that a McGarrett imports an unnight slot Into tonight's for big-tune mobster goes for her. 8-8:30 NBC WINNIE THE dcrcover man from the greater potential viewing, POOH AND THE HONEY mainland to help the in. George Kennedy pla ys a TREE (RERUN) A. A. Mime's vestlgatlon. They turn up a ring bitten by a poisonous snake that sells Insurance to wealth little bear, Winnie, encounters y while camping with his wife 111111AT11111 arranges an irate bumble bee while '' then 5Z&fl a parlay of (Joanna Pettit), 40 miles from Two PER PIECE O CWALK.' 'V OW Walter slapping Maude! Larry Lewis '4E5 ONL' CAN / by - mind putting the role into a Get Herald Want Ads _____________________ ____________________ ______________ __________ -. _______________ . Ek!5e W.1WI, Nicole monias has made it known she wouldn't problem. Maude and neighbor Arthur Harmon inveigle Walter ild night which ends with Leulse N. Fakes CJIITI IJItI.r pr Of Corning Events Mr. and Mrs. William A. (Laurel) Elimore a boy, San. Mar. lord Sanford Lions Club, fl000. _ 117W First 5t __________ I Idpopi ta 122 5641 .rfv Itt'S Nj'' I i'. Brdat isrIJ.,i,je $ (0 Furnished EtI.,'ny, Ptmo' 337 7710 TAF FE R REALTY '.'e' rsgs Ist& led Furnished Apartment for R ent 332 uSi SF' ',' _______ LtghtS&WaterF urnishnt PP'oor 372 6.332 - Two tidijrciOn'i duprfnsa; ,ii,lrti'ii',i' i,'". I.)' O've S.intord -_- BEAUTIFUL LOCATION- Pde-* 3 bedroOm. 2 bath central ar wall to Will carpet, shade Settled If lMMAr.UL ATI 2 bI'ch'ooi, I iii"i Houses Rent UnlUrnished - ' (ASSEl. (f[ Idlt'y - L'rti'o'u ttvplri Near stscppng 1)75 Call FORREST GREE NE INC REALTORS 615 233) ______ 7 bedroom home $175 nIt & ljI down lipi 121 714, Club or like to be Included in family room. k,tOi,s equipped 3? your neghbcy'Papod 120,900 this lusting call. unit air, tCrv(CO spim,1, & tru,t trees Nict ires ow taues 110.100 THE SANFORD HERALD Nice 3 bchrrn , bath sp,t plan Lirge pan,lytj lamuly roor' As5um 7 pcI ,siq 17 1.7 0 HALL REALTY REALTOR 323 57 71 CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT I 3222611 �S I S - S . . . S - . . .. . - S t S . • S . 81teSnfrd Herald Make __3 S - . . •0 - S S ., .- - . . T- • • . S • S -S •--.. - . - .. S . S . - . - .. . . . ._-. . . . . . I 5 p S. . •. . . .. . . . a . . .5 5 ._._--_-_ . I S . S - S a • '•. 5. • 5 - . . . ._ - I • .5 . I- • • -S _ . Mar.2, Spring Cleanin ' Pay- -Sell "Don't Needs " Here Today! ' 41 Houses for Sale 41 THE BORN LOSER Houses for 5a REALTY SANFORD 3 bedroc, route in Wooanefe section, lo 00v% n Real neat rsr.i - NEC iP! &Vw WOW_WOW! Zoned br ?Oret road Cleared. grassy area nipItly fenCed 048%t Win. 3 bedrooi 7 bath trait, IS flJtt% ID Orlan n?ry life 135000 (III R ff, r1gdon, RIO PINAR DUPLEX 0T - Park Aø - - 11. - 41 Houses for Sale Mobile Homes 17 Only 13 - .'.PPL I El) F 5(3 ii-ri GENEVA 10 acres 521.500 a Cash Phone 322 N C)ON I WAIT 5- CORBETT REAL ESTATE REALTOR DBary 54i I191 441 141$ iir 24 utis ALTAMONTE -Corner lot. 1001 woOded. $7300 DELTONA- West. near St John s Riser S IC?t-S, wooded. $15030 APOPKA 13 acres, older home, good investment. 154.000 611 1141 - "Stop - to "Ilk aiul "We Don't Stop 7Y4%% FINANCING F HA-VA II minutes (rem Eff.titc,it, I 4 2 bd,m. Townhouse from Ills 17-92 Ai govir"" A Furii. & Unfurn. Trt. Pk 4131 Short Term Lease FRANKLIN RAMSEUI ASSOC. INC.. REALYON$ l.4andSR434 134.3363 831-8400 The Greeec Mall All LOwil 51334 DOWN Elmer Bakalla, Inc. Realtor Fern Park 134 7547 Sanford and OrPand i SAT. Appt 44 BDRM. Axi ,I ~ WA Lc,ig*ood area, by owner, quiet atm%plsereon. hill, I ml from I A. close to schools. store's, banks, cP.surhe't Lange 3 borm, 7 bath, 1)7.300 177 Gum $t., Longeood, .A9 0463 TO s0 r' L t REALTOR 21 Hour Service Call 377 ?490 IMULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE) 322a,2420 CALL 2565 PARK Everything Reduced from 20 to 50 Pct off for quick sale Save LI the Old C or ral Western Shop, Hwy It 97. I Mi So of Deflary Callbart Real Estate Larue Banquet tables, brand new. 1)5 each. Also misc. restaurant rou.pmemsl 377 30M between I and Mobile Homes 7 GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 300 French Aye. Sanford 7I' travel trailer Self COntained Take over payments Gas dryer, 373 5700 ANYTIME DRIVE SANFORD PULPWOOD 337 1292 Moving? Why not li ve in Sanford's finest established residential area? - Of Loch Arbor - - - • . ::. --- -.. NOM OF -: - - - ' - DINION Situated On Largo Wooded Lots Near Th e Country Club, Built With Pride By SAVE ON TRADE-INS AND REPOSSESSIONS ' J 9dqC&vitde A ('('Ion 7', 2 1 ' MiI(I0 (CrtiIC SI IS Wairut stereg, $15 Singer /'g lag. III New Str et ch Zig tag. $ 91 Universal tug too 'n cornI, 5100 caSh or $10 per mo See at , Ap4FORD SEWING CENTER, Do"'~- 307 F itt St. Sanfor d I Ian p qrens Med sterranian 1 0 I 0.l painting. l,efoofaij1e $23,) Iw.vnsw.4 •* 371 1334 k 711 W. 25 10M Ph. 322.3103 for Appt. Boats & Marine Equipment 93 HP Johnson OB motor, run less than SO hours $250 a all 5719 after II' Cobsa Cabin Cruit.f with II Murray tilt trailer 100 rip Ewinrude Perfect. 57.000 Ph 377 771) ROBSON MARINE Al,i I ION II EVERY MONDAY NIGHT Antiques, T V s, M %1lane'n?vs New and used (Wn,f,re And apptiane Plus 'spe(il tales* 111th ed'st AtjC V 10Pm St '61 CII(VELLE WAGON Loaded Nothing down. takeover - '31 CSMC I' ton closed van truck E.cellnt mechanical condition Now tireS, low mileage, $330 - '41 Plymouth Standard. good running or,g.n41 r unning (000iluon 4J,I.J rileS New tires $730 Ph ,itI,. S 30 or weekends. 372 7257 STEP BUMPERS-537.50 1961 Old's Toronado Will sell corn plete on for parts $150 377 571' For domestic & Imported Pickup's after S Save 10 pct .-Buy direct -- 69 Stamps.Coins To buy- and Self gold or sfl'vef' Contact us tirst We also buy bulk - Silver coins SEMINOLE COIN CENTER. 109W I'll 37543.57 1977 Mazda. like new, lOw miles Mus t sell. $7193 130-7501 days or it WI nights 323.3900 'MGMC WINDOW VAN NOTHING DOWN, TAKE OVER CALL CREDIT MANAGER, 323 a2)0 Campers /5 Call Credit manager. 3236230 '.-' " *5•iVi) r•nWVF • 4'oeage, 700 14 Holly or call 377 2S ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top P?icei pad, used any condton (.11 SI36 % nlyr Pan). Travel Trailers 71 LANCER Ii lulury travel traIn, S!ee'pj 6 Aqua ' aq'c toi let, shower. Stove, oven. TV antenna, awning, gas heat con, IWCSI'. ts.iIlery park otht-r ,, lr.i', I Or ri A 51530 Owner. t_l 6354 net - 80 " -' Sale Autos for '70 CHEVY IMPALA COUPE AIR.AUTO. SHARP! t$I195 CALL SAM,337271ICREAMOPIS DATSUNS-1971 SlOTdr lspad 1 or , auto Both wIts radio, air Original owner. Toyota '691 or . 4 speed, radio, air 345 3103 ' 1971 Dodge Charger 300. fuuly equipped, assume payments Call 32)7633 after S 17 Falcon. I donr, air, automatc new inspection Must t.11 1533 sonoi or 1341141 BUSINE A Directory of Experts Ready. To Serve You. Air Conditioning Engravkig Palitbig - 58 WV ICE Hug. sell. iOflj,4111. £ooVaS*. or t pet&i taieS out of anything of vallIe IM tericl' F Ave 171 hIt' San lot d. Ft.a 177741A Used Farm Equipment will tell fast and easy witP,a LIasafied Ad Call 3372611 or ti 93 Automotive Service librunum Hs,e's in canS IS' to 2' tall. Well bunched, %100 107 W 70th t S*nford Equipment for Floor Wauing,Wis 3fl4 KERI4S TRANSMISSION SERVICE Auto. Stand & Clutch Specialists Free piCk up. delivery & towing in I.stenion and eitenior painting. carpenlry. electric, ceramic tile, env (Slur I ustre Electric Carpet Sisampc.cirr for only II per day CARROLL'S FURNITURE 5 Bar & Rest. Equipment - platter, block and all masonary ptonejl free estimates Phone 373 0791 Put a clatsiteed ao to work Per you today. Call 3333411 or I)) 9993 A Z REMODELING Enclosed carports, additions, roofing, Painting, paneling, door-s & window's Reasonable Free Est Guaranteed 9 II p m 373 1121. 172 615) iii OrpefltTy SCK 5014 5 CERAMICS. Supplies, kiln dealer ID 5 (i,,s,'d Thursday I Sunday. 322_7*21, - - U LAWN -.---- - Plumbing Repairs 1 c.°' N 333 5757 attic S I, ,. I PressureCleanin g CD C003 co 2C HAPPY BEAR Efficient cleaning ci elterorsurface's Roofs, Moo ' le zz I— in I Licensed Wes'd,'stal 671 2)27 Mowing, edging Call Ralpi 32)1,54 11- $116 1 ARTS POOFING CO FREE EST REASONABLE 23 yrt elperienc,, 343 5413 Son dbIitjg - 'I , Davis Signs, no Oft too small ghases. Magnet i c. Plastics. St to On Screening 377 1)93 I I 016 C4 a 1---"--_- 21! C043 - Foat intheway! Sell it fast and us, i with a tow cost classified on 1 11 TV Service Art- you ready boy Channel 3%) I 's. £'5t , rnal Cl ar ty Ph 64' 8 230 N Sw,' A,, 4,',i li I % cc zi ft 4,4 v' Ih CD Or 2C it mom -- 2' and larger, pumps, sprinklers Water (Ql'dilioMqt.377 4110 Class ifi ed ads do a Joe that can b no Olhe'r way Call )22 20110? Nowit --"-"---------'----.---.- MOW, EDGE. LOT CLEANUP , I IGHT HAULING PH 37) 7illa •1 1111111111112-pig U WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and sizes We repair and Service STIflE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO. 201W.11ndSI 40 - S aid 5ZIZ . , Re] LAJ C3 CO2 3 C0 c1 51 cm OX a I 46 IL 2 '- ca 310 3776137 _- -- M99 - WelDriling LAWN CARE SPECIALISTS. Ph, 377 7347 g2 s 4t PAUL SLAT ElI Professional Wallpaper tiangen Licensed Residential Commercial 151(11 JOYCE WRI DI4 ILLIP4(,3 91 IL Roofing Fr.e,t -'- us CD Fret Esllmat.'g Ph 3" 6413 SCULPTURING 11 Iis1J_1:flj White'male Toy POOdC Smo's old AXC.atltpv,t Ph 377 "00 Si. tree puppies to OW sothe 373 $097 - *0,1,, )ntsnse'r(ial IResi4entia"jjc trical Service. Licefiwdi 8go4ed LII $em,riøls Co. 21 W. Aa swel'ing Service 130 5011 Ceaqfes. Beautiful fri Color ed PJPPies Male and female, AKC 3.1' 54)1 £1sctric pIe (tr ( ian Call 1st 5.571 - Plumbing i di Ll - Tractor with mower, *Ill cut acreage Ott Call 332 1)16 in SPRING CLEANUPS oaiWs ElecTric. Commercial (vetidenbial Lndbcaru.ng WithløyeI care Profe'ss.ovsj Ph 373 3194 or 373 3919 i @a Waiap. Hanging LawnSirvic. -_ Ceramics POODLE GROOMING. & Groorninu 3721057 5 "ertonal l ot Service NO 7 East Road Ii 97 J( {nIm,t312 Jli' - -00 E M cop) Signs Wonniedho aut your income Ia. Call tale Mary PiMIi( Accounting toda, 377 4317 or 7230299 - Z 1 a p,i C2 - 1'nQf5'. (ir\.Ii T. Return Service at your home 040 ,'uIra charge "Sr Hable Espanol" Call 37) 4972 for appt every afternoon except Saturday VINCENT SCAPPFNTRY steno, Trim. Paneling, Custom Carpentry NO oft too Small 371 IC E For the ('ntil preparation (,f rI ".1 ion(rete,tc call ft I. C Inn, I 3223340. 3731713 ltl.II3DY'S ME IMPROVEMENIS Small Js Wanted )72 1311, "Lake Mar Income Tax - ChOCOlate Miniature Poodles for sale I male. I female. 1173 _Uth Call 37) 021 or __3139 - reg.tlrred pp Place a want ad P S They And watch the results ar e 10* in (051 fOO'!l ttetterisa, Carpet Care & Ak MI we Al. C,j WINNER,_ TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harrieiis Beauty Nook) SItE Pine, 3723147 Janitorial Service Free 't 0n Price incll10es all!'! 1310131 Pets and Supplies ARAM yr Hom, Commercial. Il'WjijSIYll Carpet Cleaning Rent C.0 L.3 AL Pt 7 RL5T 11414 EXTERIOR PRESSURE CLEANING - 4 LLI 9 21C JI trJ J1 fl.erdng Ph km Co with maov work lilt S Sanford Ave .372 3442 : - Dog trainIng In your home House Cleaning Horns lmprovsmsstts :arp.nfry' Remodeling, Additi<*i, Custom Work Free Estimate Licensed Borac 1230091 Lawn and Garden 2 - TODD'$ CARPENTRY Specializing in Small Andodd cbS (Sill)) 1514 )led PC5Surr lr4ted iur'tJtn long and 2 .6 *17 long 3771391 alloy ion3770116 - iib L LLJ 2C 22! LLI Call for free evaluation $3) 7)70 KEN KERNS77 GARAGE Complete Automotive Service - Building Materials - Breed Dog Training Academy 31OMagnotia Ave 377 4477 MiSSion Possible All sizes and models. 10 speeds. S speeds, and stant31r bike's now available at Firs'stcirs, Store Call 377 0241 l 3ENKARIKOLAS5&PAINTCO 7377 P A Iik Of , se, 3721562 B.auty Care Bikes NO lob toosm,all Ph 373 1379 --- FijlliincoE Appl,.nceu Fiptric Company i.In.FIELUS - We'll do your Painting Metal. Plastics. Jewelry, Tropfs.et 4)4 both Dr . Sanford, 3fl$j4_ 7antor'J Bicycles Bikes, Bikes, -t.'.• H IL ENGRAVING SERVICE GlUu.MkTors.Pot UN Retauront & Bar Equipment Custom (abrcateø Some used items Sate or lease IN $710 297? Hwy 1792 321 396t Sanford Auction * (('ASPI f It - 70 CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO 11.39$ CALL MR DRAKE. llfl DEALER 4330 Appirnicu wumming Pool eith all accrssnr.t-s A F RENT ALL S f,ra"t Of,", ,ill 77'd'an'eter 4, deep Price 1I14 wIts tr, best Cqu'pii( ft t i.en r Ph 372 )StJ You 1016 S French Ave 37313)0 Auctloneering Services -IMQN 55 125 Ph 373u111 FTIREES DREAM- Repo)197) IiVillager , 3 tldrm Set up on lMeftnt lot Takeover payments, Or pay on balance Lake Ashby Ph 373 OilO Dealer Dodge Dart Swinger Call 3$ SIll '11 CHEVY PICKUP NOTHING DOWN. TAKE OVER _________________________ -- * *STEREO* * CLEARANCE SALE in NI L S TV-Radio-Stereo 53 Color TV. Portable It", Ike new Mus t sell 1150 1307301 days - Citrus from 5) 9* - Oranges tangerineS lemoys's, time trees, f'( ,('* overhead Prices Drive a 'tIe I save a lot - Oviedo Nunsery & Bird Farm, SR 119-3 ri N of Dv edo 343&391-( IOW Sundays 1.,stri Development Corp. Alto cm'te Springs, Call Collect 901 '731715, Mt Bradf or d Open 11 96* Low mileage Irunsgr,.t CALL CREDIT MANAGER, 323 Central Haat & Air Conditioning For tree estimates, call Carl Harris. at SEARS in Sanford 37-2 1771 Beautiful walnut console AM FM stereo *Iti I track, t.Ipe record player Psychedelic Ightt S942 per rio or %1t7 cash Instant credit HALLMARK '471377 We buy furniture and misc Sell for 25 pct. Consignment. Free pickups. Auction Saturday at 7 pm -, Sanford 3227770 lee Orang- HilIt In Orange City t od ay A new community of $0 brick homes West of litTon Holly. 0' Our sJ7n will direct you . CASH 372 II)? For used lurnitu,,. appliances, tools, etc Buy I or 1701 iteu'ns Larry's Mart 713 Sanford Ave ASSUME PAYMENTS WILSON MAIER FURNITURE buy sell trade 311 ]1$ E. First II 3323477 Ne invite your Comparison with all o$hec (some's you have considered. REALTY KENMORE WASHER, parts. sevv (C, used macnine's MOONEY APPLIANCES. 3730691 Miscellaneous For Sale PINEY WOODS BAPN STENSTROM - _ - Appliances Frost free 17 cu It Frigidaire refrigerator 3 yrs old Top freezer While 512$ Ph 14701$ MAITLAND LEAMAIfV 1911 Hwy t197 open Sal &Sun 93 131 2920 Take advantage of Our opening prices, only 524.900 and *37.300. - Pr,ate party wants to tau, old furniture, lamps. glatsear,., r'rront. misc 327911r) REPOSSESSION- Lov.ly 3 bedroom. 2 bath brick homes for discriminating people. Peaceful setting Oak tre add to the beatify of thesC deIigP.tfully spaciou's hOmesites. CALL -- Singer** $2 for Terry, 303 4 7739. ORANGE HILLS SELL Farms and Groves balance of 54795 32 Rolling hill Country with grass and tree's Deer and antelope on the property Excellent investment or recreation property Just off State Itey 350. Near fast growing Trinidad, Color ado Call Collect AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT CORP Ph37370100r$436300 r.ithrr ntrror, *hitt vinyl toi' ll ,utras. tape deck, (Ofltl'Ql, flC* tireS. very clean 1)700 Ideal Parking. 201 Con .2 roercial So. 333 2Q91. Mt kc. a 1st St • Sanford 322 94 11 Eves $45 1144 131)639 570 II and assume principal pitted 3 bedroOm I; or 7 bath homes Model open Il pm Iii V alencia Cl North. 323-7160 3277111 Wanted to Buy In sewing cabinet, rtp055ej%ed Singer's best model, winds bobbin in machine Fully automatic Pay balance of $11 or 10 payments of 11 Call Credit Dept SANFORD ad by making 7 back payments of All brick. central heat I air, car - GOLDEN TOU CH'PI SEW 10 ACRE COLORADO RANCH ASSUME PAYMENTS 51500, original price. May be assum Costs .5- I ll)oranjc. metallic blue, t , SEWING CENTER. 301 A East REALTY VA-No Down -No Closing Costs FHA-Low Down-Low Closing Central H&A, 31 4 74 pct. VA-FHA Financing ** anus NOW 734%- VA & FHA $23,950 51 700 PH QUIET COUNTRY HORSES Paola Lake Mary area 75 Acres 14500 per acre INTEREST RATE DOWN From BREAKFAST SET TABLE & I CHAIRS Small .xre-age tracts. Seminole County 2 acres atl2SOO STOacre's from $5300 per acre. Franklin Ramseur Astor Inc REALTOR 1311100 EVEREST 628-0808 Pelt C.n,,60e4 wheelchair, commode, large corner cabinet. I chettt of drawers, large whit not shell. (Ouch, re'cIinc lIst-It & vibrate) many oth er items 1IA lust W of Golf course Ph 377 1410 Beautiful rolling hill country with mosjnta,n vIew $0 mile's $0thNtt Of PueblO. Highway access, clote to hunting, fishing, boating, etc $11300 per acre Excellent terms, inspection option Call Phil collect. 303 227 7171 beautifully equipped kitchen, luitirious shag carpeting, garage, 2 patios arid a dining room. You name it, thiS hO.e has it Plus eucellent financing Near Se minole High School VA No Down. FHA, Low Down. for the qualified buyer Only $ 31.000. EVEREST REALTY, INC. REALTY, 1101 S Hwy 1797, Ma.tland Open 7 dayt _ YOUR Household furniture Stove, freezer. refrigerator, almost new choice ranch property at wholesale price. Will Sell all or part of 10 acre minimums 4 Bd., 2 Bath Casse.lberry, Fla or table & chairs, and misc. items 612 W Brarciffe. Sanford 377 £717 - Investment Group mutt liquidate VILLAGE Only BUY 68 char, Early AmertIn, Tuftedbak Eucellerut frame sIS 210 ACRE COLORADO RANCH Till We Succeed." SPRING WOOD No Closing Costs L9 Couch I Goods Inc. 29,300. 37400 71 Ford Gatauue 500 CallMr Drake, 645 1177 Dealr-m t Chevrolet Dump Trucks7 9776 Yd Like new 1100 actual mit-s Pricedto sell 12300 btlo* todays comparable new fruckt 373 1470 ________ Household 5 lovely view, 19, Sw Ph 372 4914 before 6 p m, ROLLING HILLS AREA- Near Golf .SLTAMONTE SPRINGS COurSe 7 sIrs, 100*110. $lL003 Bulging at the Seams with Itt rate Prced reduced 11 .000 Clean cozy 3 used furniture Wayrset Quality with teeing room off New & used Furniture. Forest Greene, btchen Fenced yard. cite' sewer, French. ")8410 1301W Fairbanks and water. Paved streets Can Realtors WE TAKE TRADES now be pCh1ted at 123.0 by '452333 3 Piece living room suite aflumingpeler.tmtgom'puttiry-. Only 1m0 010. 510 3 Acres, part orange grove, part 51100 down on ne, Call 372 1704 cleared, terms arranged b, "u owne-, 13161 2639105 O 373 3611 reezrr. dining set, wrought ron for information K TL A It Ir S I Or automatic, air 11095 _______________________ FOREST CITY- Laketront site. Urn'" 1971 Duster Au'. Qocel tires ICyl .11750 Call 3730113 1973 Vanial'a 173 Trail B i ke, $370 Call 122 4001 - NORTHERN TIMOTHY HAY IIUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR SOLO BALE.$7S0 StiTCH GORMLY, E HWY 46 SANFORD 1971 Yamaha 340 Eriduro Excellent ic tcflen range nd. 30'. Condition, 1100 & take over Ph *ith euraUst (an and light, $13. after 1:30 3731349 Table lamp, 3 pOt. life. 10' *th AlA Feed shade. lii pull down retract,srlIe _______ _____________________ Atorcycle Insurance It - Iht. Sq III 5214 (IL AIR AGENCY JIM (APIl)y FEEDS 373 3146 BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR One Hort;ontal Oil Burner GORMLY'S. 14 East, Sanford, 37) tint Good Samaritan Home. to'l 1733 19 Mulberry A v e Trucks and Trailers HAT TAWAY REALTY. 131 Systems Four ti and Ac reage Motorcycles 18 - 2 S acre tracts located ri Lake County Call Ralph David, ASSO< OR cw th.5 1 bearnon, I year old BARGAIN Wall ID wall car ,' o I or i g tqaI ore Central heat A r t.'nen e1 t cheerful I ulim '..'. M. UNSWORTH REALTY 1 323 0517 3)10410,312 5110 $21,500 Livestock And Poultry '70 Maverick. I tyl Stick Economy. Sl0 Call Mr Drake. 645 1122 Dealer ________________________ Tempered sunscreen plate glass I' frame Slight flaws, SCui each Ph 1313154 _____________________________ I _ earn brt...i ri su.xo annually, yOu ni u, alfy for a Toe I bedroit hone r, .i rural area 67 Miscellaneous For Sale ______________________ Mcdle Home flank Repos1eions IS to choose from 131 7373 Dealer SAIIF ORD 3 bdrm 3 bath Good IO(It.Ofl 13.0 will handlecn riSC Opll basis with Qijlht,f'd t-er Ph $343154 13$.S548 SO - rtefe i QUALITY T&I BEDROOM HOMES NATURAL SETTING 1964 Ford Galai'e 500. powe. sleiff.A9, twakes, Air Only Wits Shelley Used Cart. 100 Frenct Ave , 32) 7960 Junk Cars Removed Abandoned, unwanted 1L1'ik cart hauled I*ay Your (Ott. 510 Orlando. 2954191 anytime . 3A For Volks wagen I Pastengtr bus, chrOme yellow, with black .n tenor. 70.000 mileS Curtains, I owner. I speed, radio. heater 723 1151 13295 Call ' s 0 i v . __A,,s,j Call - IT Volt Batttritt III REEL'S BODY SHOP 1109 Sanford Avenue NO DOWN PAYMENT - 630 5500 Other Days AutoRepairs Parts.Accessories REALTOR Orange Semnole MLS 1919S French 322 4911111 m 7541 333 1191 E e in 7371 Roberts & Gilman OPEN 67 VOLKSWAGEN NOTHING DOWN. TAKEOVER CALL CREDIT MANAGER, Ill '7), - Stemper Realty MC St fitO CjflIt, Club hi, ng 3 baths. tIrfptI(, go" O COurSe on a canal Central heat air. wall to *all carpet UrluS1l floor plan Duwo to 145000 OArc-c o,t of state must sell CiH Ctne Ri,risekl, Assoc 5% Conventional VW Station Wagon. radio, r, automat ic. 51.615 Days, 377 430i I weekend, 372 UO3 fyCt SANFORD RECVEE SERVICE 7311W IS? St 3 4711 I 26 v £ealtoa% LAA) WEST- 3 beoom. i'i bath nearili new home Central ready tor ir walle%1-rili ard Onli t'i cWX u 01 1I3J (:m : A AT w 1 T Autos for Sale 80 loll 1973 HORSES $ Campers Travel Trailers AVAILABLE TODAY'- ) btdro-. bath home in flit cnunty Htnj :'trd. ndoov utility, OulC'. storage A grand buy US0(Xi _- SANFORD Sonsom lJ •er(c'1 ta(k '.ar1 EVEREST REALTY INC Realtor Idol s Hwy M4 flarid Ill OSCI Art /S BARGAIN- REAL 2S44 S French Ave Datt 313 211 by ' .5555 - A :ail 1 1 C N Joba 6 ' 3 C3 92 I C S �-- - - - - - - - -_-- 6 gui' 1II - * - a • I 1p I 1 hIJi FZ1JI — 7 .1c I , I - rA A. I - — — ,- __ I. t• ca Q -/)7 ç - _ -. ! lllli • IIii LII]_I.J - • ca — I MX - II - •• - (1 ii i cm Es t _____ s c 3 Era '-•' 40 ___ 111 __ P1 • ii\ "I __ I CD co in LU i CA Qj WIF CIO • ______ 0 1 _______u i4i - ______ • -_______-RJI uiriu '-- —'-' own z N c oo Ee l Cl) C2 CZ 11*4 CA wi f low COO CA C3 CA CO2 CO cc mj 1~m ax 0 In I! ca AM I r-w IL ln fifi - all, ___ CL _ 1r1 US • ___ _________________ — mi CD LLI _ Cft ___ (((1) ______ cl ra . ._ Ujw Ji CA W *-II ; N FE Um cj do = : 4A LU ace ci We CM wC) :gun t Ui ca jt '1 i M n ca - - CO // rw ____ 4 __ A �- L g +— :iJ:ILJI X:T Colorado Couple 's Dream House A Concrete Slab Not Only Wasn't Their Home Completed, Jeifher Were The Shopping Centers, Schools And Parks KISSIMMEE, Fla. AP -. Lured by a dream ai:d a hard sell, a Colorado couple sold their house, packed their belongings and drove to Florida— only to find the retirement home they had nurchased was nothing bw a concrete siab. it was only it fountiatjon, Louis Kriebel said Tuesday. "It didn't even have any walls." Kriebel and his wife Michele are among several thousand people whose similar gripes led to a Federal Trade Commission investigation of sales practices of GAC Corp. of Miami and a multi-million-dollar settlement by the huge land development company. The Kriebels are not among those who will Amr TALLAHASSEE, Ha. (AP) in the Republican Senate pri. Public Service Corn. mary. nus.sloner Iaula Hawkins today I think someone should be in accused Sen. Edward Gurney, the primary," she said. "NoIt-Fla., of telling untruths. "My body has a corner on any of. only feeling toward him is one (ice." of pity," she said. The rift Mrs. Hawkins and Gurney developed Tuesday Mrs. Hawkins held a Capitol when the senator derided spec. news conference today for what u1at1n that Mrs. Hawkins was turned out to be an escalation being considered for Appointof the verbal feud between the ment as U.S. Treasurer. state's two highest-ranking ReMrs. Hawkins said she had publicans. indeed been considered for the Stinging Gurney in a series of job but had withdrawn her sharp one-Liners, Mrs. Hawkins name Tuesday. verged on saying she would run "I feel sad that a man heldaiainst the incumtx'r senator ing an office of that stature would have to bring himself down to such a mud-slinging level and not telling the truth," she said. iirrath Wednesday, March 27, 1974—Sanford, Florida 32771 ó6thYear,No.286 Price 10 Cenfs I II '7 CLO 11% -. .-- -.--W •.•• - 'She was never considered . ... - - for the job.' -- -- .. - IF - Gurney ________ ' - Hawkins: H. ' knows so little -. . . EDWARD GURNEY , a b out what's h s -' - * - going on.' 14:'tUlft HAWKINS Mrs. Hawkins said Gurney's sides Gurney, was never being headline in the papers down In Gurney knows so little about statement that she was not U11 considered for the job. what's going on in his adminisFlorida." der conadleratlon for the ap. IT ti "As far as I've been polntment wasn't true. Ia d Low Level "Maybehefigure'dl might be determine t Tuesday, Gurney charged in serious consideration for an"- so unglued that I would react Gurney said Mrs. hawkins an interview with Tailahassee ' with an 'I'll show you attitude' thing' G said radio station WOSN that Mrs. staged the inter1ew with a and take the treasurer's job," Hawkins, Florida's only sthte. 'low-level member of the Mrs. Hawkins shot back that she said, insisting that the offer wide elected Republican be- (White House) staff ... to get a she was "amazed that Sen. was legitimate. Hattaway Asks If Judges Are Now Running County John A. Spoliki Attention all you etreakers. If this country adopts the policy inaugurated In Kenya, you just might be 'exposed' - more than you had hoped for. Foreigners caught streaking will be deported in the nude, the Ace president of Kenya, Daniel Moi, said today. Last weekend Europeans streaked twice In public places in Kenya. Moi said in the future any ..1 streaker will be arrested in the 1 nude and put on the first b,, available aircraft to his country 01 origin. select from homes ranging in price from $29,700 for a two bedroom model on a 7,500-square-foot Jot to $42,000 for a four bedroom on 18,000 square feet of land. yittg to Poinciana and picking out out a lot and a three bedroom home, the Kriebels were told the house would be ready for them when they arrived in May 1973. "We were led to believe our place would be ready when we got there," said Kriebel, a retired Air Force warrant officer. But not only wasn't their home completed, but neither were the shopping centers, schools and Darks they were promised. Gurney, Hawkins Open Feud Ll &rr _ receive GM: refunds totaling $17 million and exchanges of lots, but their case appears typical of many. After reading an ad in a newspaper three years Kriebel went to sec CAC 3alcsrn:i who painted a glowing picture of Poinciana, a sprawling $30 million development located 13 miles from this one-time Central Florida cow capital. The 48,000-acre development, the salesman told them, would include homes for 250,000 people in eight residential villages, shopping areas, schools and parks. The Kriebels said they were told they could only minimum security authorityrow-embers cold have provements !c' a work '1 priiners - the mailmurn to clear any plans through the in two necks. security convicted felons Federal A v I a t 1 o n Verbali i Pausing for rhetorical swipes remaining in the Sanford Administration, and the air- veruau att,e at a three-judge panel on facility, port's other 80 tenants. Commissioner Drummond Seminole County Jail conditions escalated Ilattaway's verbal - and blasting the state for an Initial Reaction A commission move to put the battle, saying the taxpayers are alleged failure to help out — the Five Points bond issue back on being saddhd!with problems Board of County CornAirport manager J. S. "Red" the November elections ballot not of their own making by the IlIlsSiOneIs Tuesday delayed Cleveland last week said his is also underway. state's failure to enlarge state court-ordered Improvements to initial reaction to Polk's prisons, thus creating a backlog the jail and hinted they may proposal was not negative, but Tuesday's fireworks began of convicted felons who must take the state to court, that while he and the sheriff after commissioners agreed to wait for months in county jail Taking their cue from a have toured the building, the delay the Court ordered un- for their transfer to Raiford. massive voter rejection 01 a - proposed $3.8 million bond issue BYCEHUSNELSON Herald Stall Writer . I . - . Just depends on how you i". .-------. ., . AL i at a problem, neighbors '-.., County Commissioner SRI11 • .:. I Vihien wrote t u A Commission 0mirinan Jack board set a work session in wo Martin itongue in cheek, I'm weeks on court-ordered hiring " -: I - ' ,surci - "I keep reading about .., of a nurse and doctor, and By DONNA EST}S police officerr to stop patroling the highways and your commissioners being building an attorney.ciient Herald Staff Writer lr'aId ' stop Issuing traffic tickets on (i.e roads involved. hospitalized and others taking meeting room In the jail. r A kIá'- fl- rrTrrTIt,rr nrr'rtirn er,i ri. Left unanswered were questions on the iirJrIJ DETECTIVES 1L liv RECOVER I' I .JLCI4 DS ill...' If this trend continues and "It's quite evident the judges LONGWOOD— This city is losing five miles. legality of dozens ol annexations over the past you need assistance. I am sure have no concern for the taxDETECTIVE TOM Bernoskv (I) and Sgt. Eddie Hughes said they Sometime this week, city officials will four years accomplished by basing contiguity on the Board of County Compayers of fts county," charged "voluntaii1y" move city Umit signs on t1wee the highways aW the city's hability for traffic found more than $3,(XX) worth of stolen property Tuesday in the home of missioners here in Seminole Commissioner Mike Hattaway, major highways and a country road which Long- citations Issued on the highways. a Sanford youth. The 16-year-old youth was arrested and turned over to Count', ild be happy to take lone Democrat on the board, wood has claimed for three years. pI-ohat)ly the juvenile j detentioncenter. Hughes said the tems i Schreiner asked for an attorney general's over Orange ('ountv and run it Warming to the task, HatCity Atty. Joe Davis, in the aftermath of a epresent several burglaries and the investigation is continuing. See 1for ) ou until everyone gets A ell taway continued. "I think we receid circuit court ruling that took other land opinion on the questims, but Daids said police blotter 7A. again'" have to decide right now who Is away from the city, earlier this week urged city developments such as Sleepy- Hollow first addition, now some distance from the city's reAttaboy, hid. scare thetii ____________--______ going to represent the tax- council to abandon its claim to the territory. The city got the territory by "road an- established boundaries, will remain In the city • for a change like it's always payers of this county - . . the unconstitutionaluntil successfully judges, been In the past that mission.,?r the county corn- reuo t The Florida Supreme Court niIr%r d unConsumer Meat Costs To Climb 1965 ç' Orange uould Florida Suprerre Court, SeniinOler'l Then, amid hints by Corn- something that Longwood and other Seminole constitutional a state law which allowed cities -V 2, -ul` Beef producers said the fed- missioner Greg Drummond the municipalities, via several questionable an- annex after publication l3nds cn which less It, WASHINGTON (Ali) — Agri- WAW cml action will improve their state is playing politics by not nexation practices, have tried to skirt since then, to freeholders resided. r. -. - , culture Department officials .': ,. situations soiiiwhat but cau- distributing a much publicized admit that government plans to "Road annexation" Is the practice of anLongwood. Altamonte Springs The folks at Stromberg buy $45 million worth of high honed that it would not provide surplus to the counties, the nexing roads leading Into and cut of a corn- Casselberry In a land irab race In 1970 annexed ' a long-range solution. board authorized County Atty. mnunity. Carlson hate big plans for you quality hamburger to help prop highways using the unconstitutional law. All the Howard Marsee to draw up a on Saturday. March 30. The roads affected are SR 434, U.S. 17-92 from cities have since annexed land adjacent to the up cattle prices also could boost Price Improvement According to Joe Hartwig, beef prices at supermarkets. t lawswt to force the state tohire Orange Avenue north to General Hutchison highways. -. personnel manager for this I think we will see some more parole and probation Parkway; SR 427 from Marvin Avenue south to '(% Circuit Court Judge Thomas Waddell earlier -. ' personnel, '. "It will have an upward ' local industrial giant, everyone the railroad tracks beyond MIlwee School; and this month in a Landmark decision ousted Longprice ' will have an opportunity of thrust in cattle prices, but it's Seminole Boulevard (Dog Track Road I from SR wood from SR 43.4 and the Weinstock property on temporarily. because- this acmaking a tour of the Rinehart immipossible to say how much," 4Z7 east to U.S. 17.92. the south side of the highway. Waddell ruled In lion will ut-i little beef out of Plan Of Action John Larsen, a USDA livestock Road facilities, Councilman Donald Schreiner, chairman of favor of June Lormann, now a city councilman, regularhic rm'i I Iil feel h '• '. ' Sin tht rt itt so many of economist said But it will be a The commission and Sheriff the polite committee, said he has mn.struted in a case that h_id been in the i. urt for two years •, .Itl other John Polk were ardered Last . . little shot in the arm for proSanford employees working for , eminent can do that would be week by Chief Circuit Strornteit , l provide us (lucers ,, , helpful rich Weather %ilb still DEATHS OF DAY insight into cl:ey Dorn in Ick Sal ltd I My Clothes, mid J. It. Ilani of , colleagues to hire the medical the comimpany s plans of tMytt('r j Other department officials ! Yesterday's high 80 low K Kan. personnel, build the meeting . relating and identifying itsel' as t 0rlailsP3 ge7-A) said they could not estimate ' this morning 63. Partly I : a Santord.baced i.wration Claire Robinson, president of oorn, and in 30 a> draw up how much the spring beef-buy. cloudy and warm through ' Longwood Loses 5 Miles GOO 't4a .. - /'p1' Ciot es I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1974 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 26, 1974 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 26, 1974. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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L 197.1 I) r I I If L Dispute Chances Altamonte Murder Case Authorities 4 O X .4ta o- High liis 111S t5 TV 'a itjrrath EAT OOUT ____ Sunday, February 66th Year, No. 141 I -- - Girl For S tar-Ma k in g KOFBRAU HAUS I Television J (CI r_- - (6) TV SERVICEI Animal Behavior (24) Washington Week In Review Weather (44) Mod Squad 7:30 (2) Police Surgeon ___ _________________ __ _ Hogan's Heroes (9) Dragnet (24) Aviation 1 June Goodall And World Of (44) The Bold Ones 8:30 (2) Lotsa Luck (6) It's A Mystery Charlie Brown (24) Interface 9:00 (2) Girl With (6) Andy Griffith (9) Hollywood Something Extra () Local Special (9) Six Million _ Dollar Man lt's HEAVY ___ (13) Portrait Of A Star (24) W,asteriece Theatre (44) Rock Concert 9:30 (2) Brian Keith SUPIRDAD AT: 24.10 SON 01 RUUØ AT: 44 ('1.00 J LiJ) AND W" ' ROUNG cum TNUT1111 - 'j .u, 1K .ij - \t* •-e, . Sho,'i ,.- .'r (9) Odd Couple 10:00 (2) Dean Martin Comedy Hour (6) News Special I 10:30 SAT. & SUN SHOWS AT 1:30.3:30.5:30.7:30.9:30 Carousel (24) Behind The Lines (13) RFD Hollywood (44) 11:00 (2) (6) (9) (44) 111 (2) (6) "O.K. GANG, HERE'S A MOVIE TO SEE ... one of the most enjoyable and satisfying movies that I have seen in a long time. In every way 'The Paper Chase' stacks up!" - Gene Shift, NBC-TV Today Show (9) Bobby Goldsboro Nevis News News Night Gallery Tonight Show Movie Wide World Of Entertainment (13) Wills Family (44) Movie ip Thou shalt not flunk. 1:00 (2) Midnight Speiial (9) All Nile Movies It J1j1t! . J fft1T ctil '11~. 'fl ,) IPftzI jFriday! I . J4 (9) Special (9) The Invaders (24) Electric Company (44) Soul Train 12:30 (2) Go (6) Fat Albert And The (44) The Untouchables 6:30 (2) News (6) News (24) Men And Ideas $149 1:00 (2) College Championship Basketball Children's Film Festival American (9) Bandstand Plus i (9) Super Friends Movie (24) Sesame Street Temple Heights Theatre (9) Circus 8.30 (6) MASH (9) Suspense Theatre (24) Humanitier (24) Zoom Film Forum 9:00 (2) 2:30 (9) Championship Gospel Hour Moore Show (13) Movie (24) Electric Company 3:00 (24) Fashion Focus Private Eye (13) Movie (44) UnshakiedGods Freedom 10:00 (2) Sigmund & Son () Fi'.cr. .tian (9) Lassie's Rescue Rangers (74) Electric Company (44) Ernest Angley Hour 10:30 (2) Pink Panther (6) Jeannie (9) Goober And Ghost Chasers (24) MisteRogers 9:30 (6) Bob Newhart Show 10:00 (6) (44) Movie 3:30 (2) Soul Tram Show Boring 10:30 (2') The Tribe That Hides From M.sn (41) (44) Porter Wagoner 3:45 (24) Living Better 4:00 (7) Income Tax And You 11:00 (2) News (6) (9) News News (24) LilIas, Yoga (24) Special (44) Night Gallery 11:30 (2) Movie (6) Movie (9) Golden Globe Awards (44) Fright Th'atre 11:45 (2) Movies 1:00 (9) All Nile And You (44) Movie 4:30 (2) Nashville Music Neighborhood (24) 5:00 Book Beat (2) Tony Bennett Special (9) Carol Burnett (9) Owen Marshall (9) Pro Bowlers (24) America Re Fit (2) Star Trek (6) Speed Buggy (9) Brady Kids (1)) Movie Movie (6) Mary Tyler Wrestling 9:30 (7) Inch High f Wide World Of Soot ts DOG RACING 'I 7:10 fil THWUPM "HOT STUFF" C . : -V / /I ' I •t W__" A W-JAS i &V I " . r- : W - In - i~ LINES FORM AT IJIGIRVAY OIL4 STATION Earls' Stturda' traffic roses orchlems 11 . r- . . ' - 11M '11110 VW darkness Highway Oil, located at 2,10 1 N. French Ave., Sanford, - #.-W= i,. i~~t ,~~I ,if.. 1\ _~_:_.. ~ -_ * -~ I Matinees Mon., Wed., Fri., Saf,,1 :45 pM *All New Grandstand New Color TV ' . - Sorry No One Under 18 I JA1)FORD-ORLcnD0 KEflflEL cWB IW ___ --=--= ~ 41 __% ~*-- . - , - ____ I r. ply ~_ b. 7 . - . . ~ " -._ '"~~__ .-, - __ . 0.1 a / WASHINGTON (AP) In work of Special Prosecutor ered with full pomp and cere- llirne to grips wi th the problem Leon Jastorskt must continue mony to a joint session of Con- except as we are prepared to sponseto President Nixon Sen.'for however long may be nec gress and a packed galleryin pa for the public business of -- - Mike Mansfield has rejected essarY." IIIuIUU - f ____________ ' _____ -- TOD ________ Ir - thi. official Democratic re I I I I• IUy E ____ -: ____ - the House chamber, Mansfield elections with public funds." Nixon's call for a fast windup to "Whether it be mon ths or spoke while seated at his desk Where Nixon vowed "to do Watergate investigations. years, there are no judicial in his office at the Capitol. everything we can to avoid He told the nation Friday shortcuts," the Se nate DemoWhen he fin ished his 30-ruin, gasoline rationing," Mansfield night the Senate Watergate cratic Leader said as he re- ute prepared remarks, the said he thinks rationing is necCommittee may have to stay In jected Nixon's cintention in his Montana senator answered 42 essary to meet the current Situbusiness past its Feb. 28 dead- Sta te of the Union speech that questions in 20 minutes from ation. line to avoid jeopardizing Wa- "one year of Watergate is reporters. "Do you like standing in line tergate trials and added the enough"' Unlike Nixon, Mansfield to buy he H M feld d he ma dea major point of the need asked, "Do ou like paying 50. doesn't think either Watergate for election reform. urging the 55 cents a gallon for gas?" or the t hr eat of impeachment President to Join the Democrats lie indicated he doesn't share .. i base crippled President in cleaning up what he called Nixon's slew that a recession Nixon's abllit) to gosern the campaign financing will be avoided in 1974 as he Af NIflT In contrast to Nixon's mess' In warned of the need 'to ma ke night speech, delis lie said we shall not finally certain that the (energy) shortage does not devastate the ' ' y Iflan weau er JIE; z4 T' It HisCar -- - - - t ~ - __ ~ . I .v For some gis dealers (Iferald Photos by Ken . . . Declaring the Demor Herald Staff Writer Two Winter Springs Counulinen sud tturila, they have had controlled Congress will push A 42-year-old Opa Locka man, left alone locked up in his no word on whether they have been charged with violating Programs that will produce not and Cindy Flanders , I . ' - , . () • . i i ' l ' !.. . Movies - , _,.-. • - ______ - " f14 #irr ,ic... '- - _-., of S jvs' 11"I Wes __ "BOYS OF THE (I a hit: if Moke ih.tk, oq 01*71 payobl. AT - a hard conservative, I can't quarrel with trying to save dollar3 by constructing now when the costs are lower. However, there are too many its connected with this entire RLRIDA ME FAJR mansy to £Z1PA ctAr ri Olitis 1731, 1.pi,I1s 1!4C1 DOWNTOWN - " ' Well. as a. sali3vr I - Answer ixon os Oem -j f. I ;i CARS IJIREC'fEI) ONTO SIDE LWADS After hce cleared jammed French Avenue ___ I -11 .- !? Hunter said he Is getting his gasoline from Cape Canaveral . 'Ill get a shipment of 8 ° Saturday, and unless expanded populations figures, gallons the Cape C anaveral drivers is we ai more enstrike I should be able to stay iorcemen off icers flu more open," he said. One motorist arrests, w be In line summed up what most aserage persons felt about ha ving to line up and carcerak. wait for gas. According to Polk, t s 91 James Allen, a Walt Disney more than the present flC' Wor ld chef and 16-year Sa nf ord comodations which means r si dent , d "t' t they'll have to be -farme"ut" to other prisons at a Cost of day if this keeps up I very well per prisoner further, the may base to quit work," he taxpayers will be shelling-out said 1364 dalb to house Seminole Allen who compared toda)'s pr isoners elsewhere gas problems with WW His, saidthecur re ntcnsisis much 1" '' ' ~- 1 -DA7-- Florida's Government in the Sunshine Law, and the state at. only "a decent present but torney's office refused to say if cha rges had been filed. "reach for a dece nt future," I.. C, I ..OU C nit' 1" u) , a Seminole in.. in.- isnanl UuilC Service Public .ers ICL .omrniss,on teed two,. 's , '4 sf1 Id fisted fuel,, car Councilmen John Booth and Irwin Hunter said th e only thing .Mansfield d pen s deputy, considers raising freight rates or because they were afraid to as sion f called they knew was "what we read in the newspapers." orm. health insurance up members. extra pr,soners w,c,. we , A ttnft. ed dead on arrisa at s'.-'k , trikeeca drt"- pronounc a mlnuuum wage ,,. State Atty. Abbott Herring could not be contacted. as as ..entra , nole Memor a IiOSI cannot house here in Seminole. Sem As Askew announced th e Na. also are seeking more money assistant, Bill Staley, and his chief Investigator Jack Fulenwider, ma jor legislative oats FF lorida tried to cope with the Saturday morning aster declined to comment. ILA7 • .e called for cu in ,Nixon's gasoline shortage, dr ivers for (ion 1 Guard wou ld deliver for the cargo they ha ul man another deputy found the emergency supplies to The ecoomic 'im pa t was ' Bo th councilmen have admitted attending a meeting in 1304.4 billion budget, parFleet Transport Co. vot ed to , f semi-conscious. protecton agencies, u flvtut.u, is. sfl, sCii, .Iflu there Booth's home wi th Mayor Roy McClaia, who recorded th e (icularly in defense, and sa id were prein essence, this is the Join the t ru ckers str ike. at le Accordi as ng to re port tiled by t one oil company took dictions that session. Boo it would be felt th denies of ficial busi ness was discussed, only that he N ovember' s con PflAIfl41 It -A h.. fl..It. i.. -The Federal Enerev Office ona It.7UIUIq %J %;& 1.1)1 ruth Li of deputy Jay its own to own get fuel even stronger in a matter of L eman, he found elections recommendle(lto MclainanameforappoinUnefltWacftyb will "test the record of ordered Immediatdl'''f steps . rd the passage of the bond unosing again. Franklin West in a car at a days. U:i.' past t.t') )ears" If convicted, the rnencuuldface 60 days th jail plus aojij15. and ht-da "su 1' iii referendum. Extending this tosel'e Armed National Gua rdsmen The Armour Food Co. an. pa rking lot at 1-4 and SR 443, stat ions 11 'h° C iaml thought, the longer we delay, stood watch on Pennsylvania nounced it was cl os ing down or drunk and mumbl ing, "but Beac a. the more expensive it will be by o,',.. highways today as a spreading curtailing operations at seven breathing normally." And s Agriculture Corn a 1978 when we're supposed to , --., I dUfl)iied a half bottle of meat packing plants, other rnLssioner I)oyle Conner said he shutdown by independent tru flIIC all oC these prisoners U whiskey on the ground and I ckers began throwing thou meat packing plants in Iowa would ask for police escorts : r;•• a fruit and vegetable trucks if sands of persons temporarily Texas and Missouri closed; l oc ked the doors, leaving the r -. ' I " shut down a front window of work cracked, Leman General Electric ' l drivers are threatened for out -_ . - __ ~_-_ (JUl. 1)1 \ SlU()\ A', -R 1-' i 001W50- - -- __ - _________ motorists onto nearby dirt 1. I - ___ ' I fl Li U f , t!I ~V ~,If _M -V . . 4 tat t 111 There's still another the Florida Natona1 Guard to wtijcti predicts • ratio of prisoners by '78 which II wo "i cos ti count),an agency about to run out. As of Friday night, none had aver e age oi' SAdaIl' or a li ttle late i. .i r aseu or an emergency in: ICSS a quarter-million -.s,,sisOis dolla,-s annually taking care of delivery as F _t~=_ ' -- ___ , -~i ~"I ir. I_; ,__z ~ ~;~ ._= - . ~_A MANAGEH PAUL HUNTER Will I .4111111 ' e I I Post Time 8 P.M. Reservations (305) $31.14v0 . -iJ _ ~~ . .0 .=;, - __: . ? 10 Miles noi th nf Ovlando between pre-dawn E -I) 11 i~l ~ 'this job to estimated predictions, based on FRIDAY MATINEE - . .M~_:;_. ___ Iei Pt! AWSW $2.00 I. books .. "GiF ~- 4 --N- - ii ~'. 1 I . h 1 10.1 C,fild~ CENTRAL FLORIDA'S OLDEST AND FIN(ST STEAK HOUSE I I ' - . TE O''dti1"J ' J?4TIt _\7 11 ,",. . 11W', 1 7-9'North in f-'I'R\ P,w, ( ''ct.'''L This y.o.' mok. It a FimUy Affair. Iuy Htk.t, now and save 35%. -' L an I- - . FEBRUARY 5-16 1 !i!ii ' - present construction and opened at 5:45 Saturday , modlfIaUons,wefl16 due th morning, and lines in: new entranceway, mediately formed. Eventua lly, with the courthouse. Another 14 Sanford Police told mager d 19i8 according Iii - r cc - ldces , the Sanford Jail, but with the homosexuality. Piat reduces the I FA, UTII!v11:ItII . I - SAT . snownt CARTOONS In the greater Sanford area __________________ -' FR I. MP 6 - ' ral guideline which stata Paul Hunter to direct traffic that all cells built for two from French Avenue onto fede iisonerswlUbeaboIisheddue nearby dirt iide roads. However, • flunterd it to the possibility of (24) Zoom (44 NBA Basketball (44) Combat 150 (2) Electric Cornpriy 200 (6) Adventure (44) TBA 9:00 (2) Emergency '' -. - Special (13) Movie Lankertrucks to supply fire and ag encies Witt) ie MiS31oned to study all the The Magician (6) Hee Haw (9) Lawrence Welk (24) Cinema Showcase (44) Wrestling 7:30 (24) Carrascolendas 8:00 (2) Emergency (6) All In The Family (9) Tammy Wynette (24) Sesame Street .- - -' -" - - ,iik - - dependent tankers' strike. lines spilling over onto busy 7:00 (2) Cosby Kids (6) Hawaiian Open Golf (24) Garden Show , - lPG "SUPERDAD" Dityl IN Jetsons (6) CBS News Neighborhood noc "l'.'A, WALT DISNEY ' S - (44) News 12:00 (2) News (6) News (2) ' 1 "panic buying," and have forced the governor to call the *4t C LO(O+ , I EVENING 6:00 -4. majority of Sanford service stations have been no AFTERNOON I million bond issue to starting Friday, service station construct a modern jail facility operators reported that scores of drivers were lining up to fill their tanks. (24) GoIn' Fishing (9) Mission Magic (44) The Munster Almanac 6:30 (2) Sunrise Semester 7:00 (2) Flying Nun (6) Help! It's Hair Bear Bunch (9) Tarzan (44) TBA 7:30 (2) Lassie (6) Amazing Chan And The Chan Clan (24) Sesame Street (44) Chaplain Of Bourbon Street 8:00 (2) Lidsville (6) Fiintstones (9) Bugs Bunny (44) Leroy Jenkins 8:30 (2) Addams Family (6) Bailey's Comet (9) Yogi's Gang (24) MisteRogerg (9) Toma (13) Country Music 2:30 7:30. 9:30 NOW1 Pussycats 6:00 (6) Growers I . " , Gasshortagesandau-ce' rs strike ha ve thrown Central Florida drivers into a frenzy of After rndn) promises let's get around to talking about that $3.5 ',. (9) Herald Staff Writer plif A . By I)OUG STORUM & 65 orro's House Of Steak 1974-Sanford, Florida 32771 Price 20 Cents given the information to Herring. Herring contends, "I wouldn't even have the name of a potential suspect." Citing a "mix up" that allowed the remains of one of the two bodies found In the dump to be cremated before establishing the cause of death, Herring said there was little chance of the case going to court unless someone confessed. At that time, East said lie detector tests made by Seminole County agents indicated a possibility that Tate may be connected to the Altamonte case. Herring, however, said the file in his office contained no in. formation dated later than October. Staley said he and Seminole sheriff's detective LL George Abbgy have gone over the case "several times," and he has strong enough to take to the the case file only two weeks grand Jury. ago, Herring said he had no Herring contended the "admissable evidence" for cremation of one of the bodies court and his file did not contain of two women found In a the name of one suspect. dumping area on SR 432 Aug. 'How can I take the case to 22, would make it hard to prove court?" he asked. a crime was committed. The discovery of the bodies Assistant State Atty. William launched an investigation that Staley said he received the case led investigators to Athens, file Sept. 28, but gave no reason Ga., to Interview Lynwood for waiting three months to Tate, 24, formerly of Orlando. show it to Herring. Tate was charged with rape Saytnghewas made aware of and kidnapping in Athens. Is Truckers Strike Causes as Panc' 9 R - 3, 'i" . Truth fl, th Time Previews P4:30 CBS DIRTY SALLY natural habitat will be studied. Diner and Barbra Streisand. the Identity and becomes the Rankin, Hare Earth ai S ily and Pike run into a chain. Miss Goodall has made sure After a tJui breaks into the George Kennedy stars as an Wallach are featured. Bemont home, Stanley decides insurance investigator who Dean sings "It's the Talk of the wheelman! Trouble comes Impressions. Happy btrthda, gang escapee tonight and he that the animlas are presented to get a burglar alarm. But learns he has a malignant brain when Torna asks too many Town." l,argains with them so he can as themselves, s1th no in. trying to Install the thing is tumor and has a short time to 10-I1 NBC THE DEAN questions and the gang leader see his pregnant wife for a few teract'on between humans and harder than he thought, so he live. To assure financial in- MARTIN COMEDY HOUR becomes suspicious. hours. Then, he says, he'll go baboons, She feels such in. settles for a watchdog. He picks dependence for his family, he Redd Fozx is the subject of back to prison and th ey can teraction would compromise up the dog at the local animal takes the blame for an unsolved tonight's roast, and lie will be THE accept the reward money. Sally their studies. Hal Holbrook Is COOKING shelter, but he runs Into another kidnap-murder so his wife can dragged over the coals by such 10-I1 ABC "Stillwater 492" is at fiat suspicious that he is the narrator. TO US? problem. Brother-in-law Arthur collect a substantial reward. He "friends" as Nipsey Russell, 1 :30.1 ABC WIDE WORLD PART 1) Wliei a tiooum even married, but the truth ,a 1,;c to dogs, naturally, plants clues, is arrested and Norm Crosby, Joey Bishop, stunt driver Is killed, the death OF EN1E!TA!1ENT "In really strikes home hen she ) f ound uilty in court Then an fle:nnnd Vilcri, Shippv White, t kt'pt qu ct t u ;t 1 1 ii' ('n'rt" Arinth1r tiw (rem iuh .t Operation saves his life, arid the Jim Bailey, Rich Little and be cause they be lieve he was the Aquarius Theatre ui &lffet baby's birth . Billy Green-Bush only way he can save himself Audrey Meadows, In the "bar" Hollywood, and it presents a HOT & COLD considered in line to cii is featured as the escapee 8:30-9 "It's A MYSTERY, 11 ALL 9.11 CBS CBS FRIDAY from the law is to find the real sketch impersonator Bailey during a multimillion-dollar mixed bag of mUSIC. Billy N CHARLIE BROWN" Woostock, SIC-HI MOVIE "ZigZag" killer. A YOU Anne Jackson and Eli does his take-offs on Phyllis bank robbery. Guess who takes Preston, the Steve Miller Band, Snoopy's feathered friend, ________________________________________________________ CAN Todd Rundgren and the James makes his TV debut tonight EAT Cotton Blues are the stars. 8-8:30 NBC SANFORD .NI) and, what's more, someone has LUNCH SON "Fred's Cheating Heart" stolen his nest Snoopy dons his Ford Seeks 1.5 0 \''-' After viewing his father's Sherlock Holmes disguise and •:. DINNER By NANCY ANDERSON "heart attacks" these man)' sets out to find it. Charlie's daughter he didn't even know evision going Into production son. Their Yule greeting was 1-2:30 NBC THE MIDNIGHT Copley Nes Service existed. this month, 2.5O years, Lamont finally gets sister Sally find a "prehistoric a combination Christmas SPECIAL Tonight the Special S he tries to make a gentle"I'm so glad to get away old man into a hospita l for tests, bird's nest" at the same time, card and wedding announcet. HOLLYWOOD If you are ment featuring a pretty plc- celebrates its first birthday and from violence," Glenn sas man out cI him," Glenn enTo get the most sympathy from and Snoopy claims it as his a girl 18 or 19 years old, look to help celebrate NBC has ture of the hay twosome. larges. "They need a girl for "And from horses. I may ride birdbrain friend's But his son. Fred switches 16, can act and have screen redecorated the part who looks 16, but the stage. Helen a horse into the ring some charts with his ailing roomate also cries "thief." Charges and charisma, contact Glenn who's actually 18 or 19 so that, Heddy, time in this who series, but was the hostess on that counter charges disrupt the Little does he know the man Ford. because he has what he in the middle of an important will be it. You won't see rue the show's opening + + + night, Ls "Peanuts" Lounge Open I0&m awatUng heart surgery. community, and calls star-making part for ch as ing outlaws across the scene, her schoolteacher back again in the same job. Her Ph fl2.7l6 Diana Douglas who I Lucy opens a legal-aid office to you in his new television Sewon't suddenly show up and plains." guests will be Curtis Mayfield, the widow Annie Anderson in bring the dispute to trial. ries, "punch and Jody." say, Time for lessons.' Ike and Tina Turner, Ketiny the new ABC series, "The The pre-sold series for NBC "The girl sho gets this part + + + Cowboys," Is mother of MI_______________________________________ 8-9 ABC JANE GOODALL Is about a man called Punch is going to become a star." chael Douglas of "The Streets AND THE WORLD OF 8:30-9 NBC LOTSA LUCK who runs a circus and sho's The series will be introBelated best wishes to of San Francisco" and the exI ANIMAL BEHAVIOR "The Little Order of Law and Order" suddenly handed a 16-year-old duced through a movie for telFrank and Eva Gabor Jamewife of Kirk Douglas. __________________________________________________ RRn! nI r" T_ second of a series of animal )) specials for the Emmy Award. We Still Have Our winning Miss Goodall. It presen ts the baboons in the LUNCHEON Gombe National Park in SPECIAL t* A Tanzania, where Miss Goodall's Squares 1111 (24) Sesame Street FRIDAY (24) Nation Time research station is located, and SATURDAY (13) Movie (41) Wally's Workshop 5:30 (2) Dean Martin Strvtd II A % j )0 p the animals' habits, idiosyn(24) Wall Street EVENING 11:30 (7) Butch Cassidy Open 8:00 (2) Sanford And Son crasies and behavior in their MORNING (6) Josie And The (6) Sounding Board ) cr' 700 (2) To Tell The r (6) Dirty Sally ___________________________ n By MA .A WEINTZ Herald Staff Writer State Atty. Abbott Herring said Friday he did not have enough information to file charges in the bizzare Alta. monte Springs double murder Investigation, after discovering his office had the case file for three and one-half months without his knowledge. However, Altamonte Springs Police Chief Justice East said he fee ls the case woulti be ScS .'.. j'.,, am premise, as tar as I'm con. cerned. '4'..I. 'I- I'll ha ve more in Monday's judges colum n about the part Ule are playing in t situation, the responsibility caIeter1io. EVERY TUESDAY VEAL PARMESAN r1 Two Veç.'ibles o,-.i 0 "r 909 EVERY THURSDAY 2 lb. Western Steak chceof To Vcetabls Hi llread & 8.jt'er 909 EVERY FRIDAY the County Commissioners; lb. Chopped Sirloin and some of the prisoners who Use like pigs (b) their own actions, I might add. OR Chicken 'n Dumplins Choice of Two Vegetables Hot Bread & Butter Incidents of scattered vio- plant in nurtheast Ohio. live Stated. ,Aorking. Lemian said he left %ord for -Early today, truckers at lence continued as truck traffic small trucking firms in three Tampa rejected pleas of five slowed down in parts of more states closed and two 111hila- the next shift to check on West. Tampa Bay area mayors to than 2D states, stretching down delphin slaughterhouses locked Deputy Richard Bennett said he found West live hours later strike until the Florida the Eastern seaboard, into the their doors, South and across the Midwest. In all, at least 10,000 workers "very pale" and apparently Thou.sands of drivers were were affected, and se veral ma- tws'irig trouble breathing, Bennettsaidheusedawireto " observing the shutdown either jor steel mifls, a dozen large Area deaths because they agree with the Appalachian coal mines and a open the car door, and radioed Bridge tot help as he admin istered truckers' demand of guaran- major General Electric ) Calendar 8A lifesaving measures. Classif edath. An outopsy scheduled Ind Crossword puzzle GA Dear Abby .16A l)i. Crane 1 6A Iditorwlcomument 4A Entertainment 7A Horoscope 6A ilospitalnotes IA Public notices SA Society GA Sports 14B SUite 3/i Stocks 5A 1".' ........... 7/i . THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: The longer I live the more AI*0*OtPØ5 TAMPA keenly I feel that whatever was good enough for our fathers is not good enough for us, Oscar Wllde, Irish writer, 1857-1900. -4 , . Kennedy Boy Hospitalized saavailable - . # . - 1. -A I . 1111111M - . - - " - _____ . .. , . - '1 ' - *'h- . '1 - - -. -. . =- - - - ' I . - - __ - ____ __ was at press time on the BOSTON (API Edwa rd N. Hospi ta l Medical ('enter said in cause of death. Kennedy Jr., 12-year-old son of a joint statement Friday night Leman also reported th' the Democratic senator fruru: that there was no evidence of manager and assistant Massachusetts, has been hospi- "persiste nce of the tumor" and manager of the 8-Days Inn told talized for tests and treatment that the treatment was intended him they loaded West into his aimed at preventing recurrence to "diminish chances of car and drove him to the of bo ne cancer , recurrence parking 1t because he had The boy's right leg was amThe Kennedy family said the been causing a disturbance." putated above the knee Nov. 17 boy will have to undergo brief A spokesman lot- the motel after doctors discovered a rare hospital stays ever)' three said Saturday the motel bone tumor, weeks for an indefinite period, checked West out at noon The family and Children's depending on test results. Friday. a - ___;L 'l ' - $log .a,- I ,.~j I _,§ ii ~6 , 4 ,II..I ~ 11 I Vt.,10 * 'L, I 14a ' I L. t -. i"' ---=--c -AL - ' '- . - - -- - ' . - -. ': - - - LA . ' - - - - - - c.dt.sumd r 1)E[ I .\ H \RC \ 8 0: urIe )dnIor(1 5s.tsuninjwed ,i nig h t after hitting large hole in the Lii Champ Food Store xirkmg lot on Country Club Road, losing control of her car and bouncing through the front of the store, Florida Highway Patrol Trooper P. C. Wright said today. No charges have been filed. Herald Photo by ('ifl(IV Flanders) ' 1.' i Fri day . . . - �2A—The Sanford Herald - Sunday, Feb. 3, 1974 National News Briefs !he Sanford Herald a. "—l• ,I -_~~.'~-rT. 7~4, , 11-C,t - I 0 - 4 -'.i ! I , -6 I ~. . -, _J~ I-*-. -— I . -1-I -1 .-- __ ... _; _:~.~ - Common Market To Talk Oil C t ~ . -, I - r ,'I ~!' - , . . f ,.r..- - ~ . . ' 71 Sunday, Feb. 3, 1914—iA I" risis The French believe the broader, long-term BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP) The Common Market meets next week to discuss Iresideni questions about the oil supply and pricing should be left to the United Na tions and the Nixon's world oil conference, with some members saying the Americans may be trying to Organization for Economic Coopera ti on and De"'I velopment 'o too far too fast France,BrltaInandItalyhavealreadYof(ered p Ntxoncailedtheconferencefor Feb 11 toget the world's biggest Importers of oil together on a number of oil producing countries arms, dealing with shortages and high prices. And the services or Industrial assistance In return for Common Market foreign ministers are to gather petroleum. French Foreign Minister Michel this Monday to plan strategy for the Washington Jobert wound up:tour f Middle Ea-st capitals on Tuesday after reportedly striking session. One question will be whether to take their preliminary deals with Kuwait and Saudi fui:ince ministers along. The Americans have Arabia. A recent report by the Common Mat kel's asked the ministers to attend in order to discuss the financial problems that have arisen from the executive commission, which Indicates the oil situation Is not as bad as previously expected, energy crisis, notably could also affect the extent to which the EuSome Common Market members the French who haven't yet promised to show up ropeans will cooperate with the Nixon adin Washington say the Americans may be ministration. At First officials were talking o e doubling o trying to accomplish too much In the meeting Paris will be pressing In Brussels for immediate unemployment because of the energy crunch. (lopera tion be tween the Common Market and But now they think the number of Jobless need ,-, not - - California Exempts Nixon .bA :, - _____ -- - Last Skylab Walk SPACE CENTER. Houston (AP) Skylab 3's tb At th astronauts crc nrenarlrw fnr th. Ind hwtg mission to retrieve photos of the sun, stars and comet Kohoutek. Gerald P. Carr and Edward C1. Gibson u th I itury aWUL 11 a.m. EL)1 &mday for the 4htr task Involving telescope cameras. William R. Pogue will remain inside to control the space station and monitor outside activity. Cart and Gibson were to devote several hours today to readying their ice suits and reviewing procethres for the walk, the fourth of the mission. - mom Tape Evidence Sought WASHINGTON (AP) - The la wyer f or Rose Mary Woods, President Nixon's personal secretary, called an experts who examined the 184-minute gap in a Whlt., House tape to back iq their conclusions with evidence. "rm beginning to wonder if they've got It," attorney tharles S. Rhyne said in an interview as Miss Woods testified before a Watergate grand jury. Some Controls Lifted WASHINGTON (AP) The Cost of Living Council eliminated wage and price controls for stores that handle about 25 per cent of the na1iri's retail sales by dollar volume. &t officials said they foresaw no sharp price boosts. Retail food stores were among establishments kept under the ccrntroks and Council Director John T. Dunlop Indicated they would remain that way for awhile. - • - From State Income Tax SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) President Nixon probably would not owe any California Income tax even if the state found some of his income tobe taxable, one of his lawyers says. Any tax liability probably would be offset by deductions the President can claim, said Dean S. Butler of Los Angeles after the California Franchise Tax Board exempted most of Nixon's income from state taxes in a formal ruling Friday. The hoard declared that Nixon and his wife are not California residents for tax purposes, and Martin Huff, the board's executive director, said state can collect taxes from a nonresident only on income generated from California sources. -. f - _4 ;•. . .• .•. - - , L.r .t - - ;- - - ' ._.- .' _________________________ ________ ____ .. 1 - .,j .. I. •_______ - -w - 11 - . -. , . --J HEY COME BACK HERE! WASHINGTON (AP) The amounted retirements of 15 Republican cangresnen Is a growing concern, House GOP Leader John J. Rhodes said, 'ixtt I've seen It coining for the last three years." Rhodes said there has been a trend toward political and pIIo3phica1 rigidity that has poisoned the atmohere of conciliation and compromise in which the House is used to workine. - World News Briefs Sadat Press Adviser CAIRO (AP) Mohamed Hasaanefn Helkal, regarded as the most Influential journalist in the Arab world, has been named press advlier to Egypt's President Anwar Sadat, the Middle East News Agency says. - The deputy premier for Information and culture, Abdel Kader Hatem, replaced Heikal as board chairman of the Al Ahram publication house. It publishes the authoritative newspaper of the same name, the agency added Friday. It said Ha tern will retain his government post. HeikaJ replaces Asliraf Glubal, who was appointed ambassador to Washington last November. Bomb Injures Maudlin9 LONDON (AP) A letter bomb exploded and slightly injured Reginald Maudling, f or mer ConseraUye home secietary. - Maudling said the bomb was among some mail that had accumulated at his country house In Essendon, Hertfordshire, and was waiting when he arrived Friday. He said it was well-disguised and "removed some skin from my left thumb." Maudling. 56, one of the senior poli ticians in the Conservative party, said the bomb "was a pa perback book wi th a handwritten address. There was a bang when It went off, but any bang sounds loud Inc ,orn." It was the ninth explosion this year .s a bombing campiign variously blamed on Irish or Arab terrorIsL Phnom Penh Attacked Ml?'OM PENII, Cambodia (A?) Khmer Rouge insurgents resumed their artillery and rocket attacks on the Phnom Perth area today and authorities said at least 23 persons were killed and 94 wounded in a predawn barrage. Most of the shells hitIn the densely populated Thi Turn P i ng section in south e t Penh. Previous rocket and artillery bombardments had already taken a heavy toll in lives in that area. Three lnm rockets hit the northwestern suburb of Tito! Kauk, killing one per and wounding eight others. Other shells hit around Pothetong airport west of the city and on the southern ide of Takhm;ui. seven miles snutheast of the captaI - Brazil Probes Fire Tragedy LAO PAULO, Brazil (A?) A short circuit In an air conditioning system was blamed today for the (Ire In a 25. story bank building that claimed 177 lives Officials said the air conditioning system was being It4We1I on the 12th floor of the modern buiding when the fire broke out early Friday. Flimes spread quickly, feeding on flammable Plastic materials used for corwuthon. The death toll iou1d have been muth higher, officials said. About 1,000 ernployes work in the building but bank officials said only 4tJO ki SIJ were atrc.sdy at Uxir jcbs when the fire ixoke ouL Officials said 34 of the Victims were fowl dead in a single bathrooM. Many of the victims died when thy Leaped irurn the burning stroctire. - f~Pf % ( J'O E)AYf " ~ A(N bAllY ) TillS ENERGETIC fellow took advantage of Florida's bountiful good weather to introduce to Volusia County beach a new twist to old sport. He had a round wooden disk which he tried to ride (skimming along Stir!) as wind pulled parachute. (Herald Photo by John Son (ski 1 . .. - LI_k - , - U .I f ::4&'A * i. 'd 6 :'V , . 10.ff . ,,V, A. .. :# , . BUFFERIN .100'S TWICE AS FAST AS Aid From City Sriird+ (r 14NO7 iso. I By DONNA FSTES Herald Staff Writer LONG WOOD - County cornmissioners John Kimbrough and Dick Williams gave a strong pitch to city councilmen Friday night for support of Proposed comprehensive planning legislation, asking them to help the county iron out problems in the proposed bill. "If there are any problems, let!s iron them out prior to Feb. 14" Williams said, noting the legislation will be taken bfcre the Seminole Legislative delegallon on that date. uure is something on disagree with, we want to correct It before going to the delegation to minimize con fusion," Kimbrough said. He said objections will probably be mainly mlzunderstandings. The commissioners and coundilmenE.E.WUlizn. son, Don Scinviiner and June Lamunn went over the bill page by page while Williams the legislation's chief supporter explained each sctjon. I I W11W 650 It 1. • ' 1 . _______________ Funeral Notice S FLETCHER, MRS. LILLIAN M. - r 13 FIttcIjr. '. of 101 * P41"-,j *Way Friday will Mon at 2 pm, In th# Gtam Ftjnq Home Cttapei with Ps,, WPOf?ff )( Ottit,t rami fy 'SQuttli t om,t f$g*rt SWot w be ti Pepto-:' :4910 :i ' .' - -- - - - - - - -- - -- * it BLACK & DECKER - .. - - Z/ i • 01411, LAWN EDGER (ALSO TRIMS) •, - /7 .•,, ,• ,//' 3 7 99 C- ,.-,. 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CORN e<07IF"_ i \i.%k,k .,* * . ~__ ~ I MUNSEY ELECTRIC your house grow as your family grows. Add that HILDA RICHMOND _________ . _ - REG. :. .,_ I'I riot all bed. BEA HUCHES 01 36 COUNT (LIMIT ONE) REG 85c ( %W in ~)e nghborhood? :(' ___ C - proposed zoning changes. . me opinion evolved Into a The from Freeman that the zoning board could be meeting out of the sunshine. The ordinance section 44.14 says the council "shall cell a public hearing.." .,With the general law," Freeman said, "which the government In the sunshine law requires that any time that any public board meets you have public notice thereof and I thina It'3 very clear that the P and Z board has to have a hearing which I construe to mean that they have to have a public hearing which I construe to mean that they have to notify 'he press, tiicli I also construe to mean that they have to notify the public. And, therefore it Is not a case of one public hearing being held but a can of two." Figure that one out, Lillian M DESITIN DABAWAYS Aptitude Test .---.-- Area Deaths Mrs. Lillian M. Fletche r, 93 of 407 Summerljn Ave died Friday. Born in Sodus, N. V., /r.\ _______________ . she came to Sanford In 1948. She was a member of the Episcopal Church, Survivors include tier ta'other-in4aw, Frank B. Ash. down, and several nieces and neptwws in Florida and New York. Gramkow Funeral Home is in charge. REG $ 1 14 (LIMIT ONE) . -- Li WAN 2/ OZ. REGULAR OR LIME •.". - . Longwood Gets Its New Police Chief . I. C STICK DEODORANT . Donna's Deliberations police department plagued for WCfkSwithcon(jnl)y vehicles was eased Friday when a new patrol car was deLivered, Deli very of a second new car Is expected wfthijji 'be month. There is an old saying only attorneys understand other attorneys and I believe there is some truth in t ha t. W in ter Springs councilmen recently got City Atty. Tom Fre!man so rattled he said the Mooney annexa tion law went into effec Dec. 1 rather than July 6. Freeman was trying to explain why adjacent property owners to an annexed parcel were not notified personally as required In the Mooney law, Last Monday night Freeman gave a detailed Opinion on whether the zoning board Be_ cording to city ordinance must hold public hearings on ,I ____ - -. the power ofppeinting a town O 'Brien "fl'ItrL'n 's to let in seven months turr.d don that marshall. know within the week," Polk mayor's police chief apSchreiner said Friday the said. pointments three times, Former Seminole Sheriff's council, under its cha rter Polk added both men may They had earlier also turned Detective Thomas Hennigan responsibilities of organizing have to complete colege down that mayor's appointment wi th his wife Norma Jean at his and maintaining a police courses to be certified by the of a city attorney, side was sworn in as deport ment did not a ppoint but sta te. Longwood's new police chief at ra ther hired u police chief. The mayor refused The Longwood police chief n'Jnisteg the oa 8 F day morning by City Clerk th of office ri Jaques earlier recommended position became available on Onnie H. Slxnnate. Mrs. S 'iate did be verage agent the resignation of Wesley Members of the police Florida When the new chief of i was IWJ A. Schilds, but SchIIds Dowell Dowell took advantage sworn in, two pa trolmen and a department, Council man withdrew his name From of his accrued vacation time E.E. Williamson, Councilmen police clerk tthe entire police consideration for the 810,000 during his notice period and has Don Schreiner and June 1". department of that day) post because he would have to accepted a position with u mann and friends witnessed take a pay cut to accept the job. Division of Youth Services at event. Five days later the mayor In turning Matlock down, the Five Points juvenile resigned. Hennigan was "hired" by the councilmen noted he Is not detention center. That police chief, after two city council Monday night when certified In accordance with years In office, during a new Mayor Eugene Jaques stuck state law. To receive cciDO WElL'S CHOICE city regime resigned the office % ith his appointment of former tification he will have to take under fire. And the city was Thornton, Cob, police chief various college courses. Dowell named Hennigan as completely divided cver the Matthew Mattock. Councilmen Ten days ago Jaques called h i s choict' of a successor. The issue. Dssident citizens, refused confirmation of the "a lie" Sctu'elner's charge that department's lieutenant, John appointment, applicants for the police chief Govoruhk, accepted ap. deportment members, chi ldren and babes in arms picketed city Police commissioners spotwere being turned away by pointment as police chief of ball. Schreiner and [nwm sub. Jaques. Winter Springs. Both Govoruhk Hennigan said Friday miLled applications from Schreiner at a council and Dowell said December's i.'itends to make the Longwncd Ortnce ('ounty Sheriff's deputy rnttlng said Jaqw rcIus,d an Iigwo.d cIectu had nothing l*bce d partnent the finest in Ross SzeU, part-time A1&amonte application from James J. to do with their resignations the county and began making Springs patrolman Sherman O'Brien, former Mamaroneck, and both have indicated support pla ns to clean up the police Elliott and Hennigan for the N.Y. police chief. for Hennigan., sta tion, job. City records later revealed Friday's t wearing In Noting the dirty appearance Councilman B.H. Pert-all that O'Brien's application was ceremony was th e second time of police offices, he said Polk voted against Hennigan, saying in city personnel files, but a Mrs. Shomate has performed has agreed to supply county jail he refused to "take second dated stamp showed the p- the task fore poli ce chief. On best." plicatkm was placed there the Aug. 4, 1966, alter a seven trustees to help paint the liiday after Jaques Claimed It was in on t h Co u n cii in a y or tenor of the facility, adjdeirit to city hall on Warren Street A FRIEND already in the file, stalemate on a police chief S her iff John Polk, who gave appointment, three members of 'CmZENS JOIN EFFORT' Jaques in a statement to The Ilennigan a glowing rec'om the city council, including lerald Monday rnendation for the Iimgwood Williamson and Jaques, than a We want the citizens to Join tiLs:uerLrngsa 4 flennigan is puilce chief post, told The freshm.an counciiman, forced he eff or t too," Ilennigan m t friend A his, He charged, Herald Fritay Matlock, an old the mayor at that time to ap. said. "We want the people to owever, council's hiring friend of his, accepted a job point a chief oftheir choice and know this is their police lennigan was in viola tion of the wi th his department and that a Mn. Shomate conduc ted the department," ty charter whic, gives him job has also been offered to hoticrs. Councilmen during the Sone of the pree on the - -. - - By DONNATKS [Jerald SlaflWrfter OLD SPICE I - - - / I ......................... , .' : - - ' . 88C -. - - LE .- - - _ ___. . . -. - -' ..-.- : . - display , hack row, Eddie Gallagher, first in I)istrict 7 Leadership Conference in Daytona advertising and Craig Gillett, third in free Beach are members of the Lyman High School enterprise. First place winners go to state Distributive Education Clubs of America conference in Orlando in March and second chapter. Left to right, first row, Susie Black, place serve as alternates. second in advertising'; Debbie hahn, first in job interv iew. and Karen Watson, second in i 1 lerald Photo by Ann Riley) BYFANNET'TEEI)WAIIDS graduation from I)eI.and L*tives of the VFW, present, Made Available Herald Correspondent High School this June, 1 will were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Drew The Armed Services DELTON,'. - Miss Jackie enroll in !h.' Ur.'; of South past PüsI Conunander and past Vocational Aptitude Battery Leclerc, of 1250 Parker Ave., Florida where I will work for president of the Auxiliary. ASVAR) tests will be offered to Deltona, a senior at Del-Ind im 13. S. degree In Nursing, (a At the end of the six months, students at Seminole High Senior high School, was four-year course), alter which I one name will be selected from School on Feb. 5 and at Lyman recipient Tuesday of an award hope to enlist in the U.S. Navy the six winners, and that High School on Feb. 16. for "Exemplary comportment as a nurse," teenager will become the Students should contact their and Excellence in Youth Jackie was sponsored by "Teenager of the Year." The guidance conselors to make Leadership" and winner of the VFW Post and Auxiliary 10006 award will be made at the arrangements for taking the "teenager of the Month," of Deltona and the Great Lakes Club's annual meeting and two and a half hour ASVAB. conducted by the Kiwanis Club Club of Deltona. Represen- banquet in Septem ber. Included are a word knowledge 1. of Sou th west Volusla County test, aritiunetic reasoning test, The award was presented at a -' ' tool knowledge and space luncheon meeting in Deltona perctptlon tests, mechanical Inn ff7: compre hens ion and shop in_W_ The award is a part of the formation test, along with PI Citizenship Committee , 'i automotive, electronics and program Dewe% Boster, .. Lutting speed tests chairman. Selecting Itie ~',-.-. -" IZ_?u! Taking the Lest no way recipient for the six roonths this qgw~w obligates an Individual to enlist 7. program will In progress Is a :.El ;;-p' in any branch of the Armed i -1 committee of judges with . /, 1 F''rces. j \ Chairman Fred Smith :4 f. f' u. Mel Boren, president of the Kiwanis Club, made the presentation to Miss LeClaire, I-j, 1, ~ Sexpla i ning that she had beta _._, iL: .•' one of 12 teenagers submitted I k--',:.j 1. 1. I on the basis of th eir acadeni . physical, community, chun'i and school activities. Ti Jackie is involved in th e - i I 6 School Glee Club, Choral Group, Language Club, Home 'I'EENM;E1 OF' MONTh AWARD Economics, Youth Group. She Jackie LcClerc and Mel Boren enjoys baseball, football, track. i I lerald Photo by Charles Edwards) basketball, swimming and gym. She is Technical Sergeant at DeLand High School ROTC, is a member of the Juniors of Veterans of Foreign Wars, and the Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary. 41 Miss LeClarc saU, "Upon ., ' - .......................... . ........................ Youth Award Presented \ - -* - . MULTIPLE ViTAMINS(LIMITONE) 1 r PIt()t'I)IV )!SPLAYING trophies Won at the - ' __ LYMAN DECA WINS HONORS .,= - . , - . — . OF 30 ., , ** -W 4 , - 0 .4 .....c -- B THERAGRAN 'M' _ . "It sounds pretty good to me for the most part," Williamson said. Mayor Eugene Jaques and '%4 Councilmen B. L Helms and B. H. Ferrell were not present for the meeting. The officials also discussed the drainage ditch which runs from South of SR 434, east to . 1 Fairy Lake. Mr. and Mrs. George Gotsis of Marvin Avenue asked the commissioners and councilmen to solve an erosion problem in #: ' -. the ditch, noting the rainy sea- '7 4 son will be here shortly. iumorougn said Monday he TL "'" -Will at tempt to arrange 3 ~rr , ...--•--• meeting with state Department MTZM '.... -.--.i' of Transportation officers and -_ Z__ . ...: .,, , Ungwood officials to work out __ - ~a zfFi_ . - __ ~ . t -- - = a piping program for thm ditch. — Also discussed was a time to ~it j .. I restore the medical clinic . building to health department . use. Kimbrough said the health (L TO R) KIMBROUGH, MRS. LORMANN, department wints to expand SCHREINER, WILLIAMSON, MR. AND MRS.GOTSIS the 1,000 square foot facility 500 .. . Discuss couple's problems over open ditch on their property additional square feet. (Herald Photo by Donna Estes ', - AMW ASPIHIN (LIMII UN) ' 14 .~' ~~~- ia : 1~4 6 1. & -W i A&V--iffinvo - U[fERTh 'a , while Mr. Nixon and his aides worked out the Watergate matter in their own way behind closed doors. "The damage which this ap. proach Is doing lathe Institution of the presidency must be stopped. I have reluctantly spoken out because I believe, as a great jurist once put it, that 'sunlight is the best disinfCCt41flt." cause for the President and his present and former aides," An. drews said in a statement he read in a telephone Interview Friday. "I regard these men as per. sonal friends, and I bear none of them any in will," he said, "For too long, however, the American people have been asked to swallow their concerns about presidential Integrity - . . ti '*" I . Charles W. Colson. In talking with Post reporters this week, Andrews read from notes he had made in private discussions with Kissinger and Haig before he resigned from the White House staff In December, "Making private conversa (ions public is an unpleasant step, and I am deeply sorry for any problem my actions may V THRU MONDAY! Ex -Aide Reveals Wh ite House Strateg y Henry A. Kissinger and White House chief of staff Alexander M. Haig Jr. to persuade Nixon to disassociate himself from three former aides linked to the Watergate investigations. The Post quoted other sources as saying Nixon had failed to heed the advice and was maintaining his ties with former aides H.H. Haldeman, John D. Ehrllchman, and 7 SALE CONTINUES kvr a i m - WASHINGTON (AP) - A former speechwriter for President Nixon says he disclosed private White House conversaLions on Watergate because "sunlight is the best disInfectant." John K. Andrews Jr. said Friday he had been quoted corrtefly In a Washington pt attide reporting his account of efforts by Secretary of State ' t-) C) - - 15 GOP Brass Retiring _____ — —or aw aw mp aw — p —a PEARSON CANDY ,, , ','f 'j;u '- '' ', '' ; J' '.i1e..4 ' '- . " ' FG q.- ,',,, J 99C L,OUR r:HoicF �AA--The Sanford Herald Sunday, Feb. 3, 1974 Jack Anderson 'Actions Contradict Claims The Sanford Herald rft~ ~ -.% 0 Sunday, Feb. 3, 1974--5A ( Empty Words Mean Little To America President Nixon in his State of the Union message to the Congress Wednesday night proved again he is a superb orator. To the American people hungry for conlidence in the honesty and integrity of their government, Mr. Nixon gave glowing words, He promised no gasoline rationing, while his government printsrationing coupons, and an end to windfall profits while oil companies are showing higher profit gains than ever before in history. Mr. Nixon pledged to check the rise in prices without a recession in 1974 while the American people in 1973 saw a nine per cent increase j prices and food and gasoline prices cop.inue rising, He said he would recommend a national health insurance plan, available to every citizen, and that the plan would require no increase in taxes. Yet he gave no details. He showed nothing to indicate the concept is possible. zzt t.uem, v(fi 'f'iiu'e pointed to the end th' I iu[cj Satc i vuivC1c1 w ii although it is not known to what extent the nation remains committed there. "One year of Watergate is enough," he said, adding he has no intention whatever of walking from the job the people elected him to do. One year of Watergate may have been too much. The Senate Sel ec t Committee on Election Practices has had great difficulty ferreting out the truth and no one has been cleared of anything yet. Every American wants to see waterga te come to an end. To accomplish this, somebody must tell the full truth. Our nation's people lust once again be able to have confidence in our government. We must again be able to believe that those who run our government are responsible and responsive to the people and have integrity. Whenever Politicians are put in the limelight - ., 'anfiir iijerath 1'r SANFORD, FLA 32771 D. DOYLE Mvieising Director & Associate Publisher FRANK VOLTOLINE. &Manager JOHW A SPOLSKI, Associate Editor DAVI-DA,BRYAPjT Mari.çing Editor WINIFREDF.GIELOW Comptroller BOB City Editor DEWEY ROBINSON CercuI,t,on Manager u..oyo JRICHARDS Sports Ed it or ROYCREEN Advert i sing Manager JANE CASSELBERRY CHARLESHAYS Cour4y Editor Fire French Snub Market Partners COPLEY NEWS nations can be the best course surprising float of the franc the monition to all nations to avoid The sudden decision by even for France under some International Monetary Fund's adopting policies in the oil CTISIS circumstances. France to let its franc float ci Committee of 20 ended a that would "aggravate the Only one day before the meeting in Rome with an ad- problems of other countries." ndently I ndepe of ot her Common Market currencies has had the anticipated effect. The franc tas undergone devaluations it t should ea pre.sure on 4 1. French gold reserves and improve France's trade balance. So far so good for the French, 0 -' but this kind of desertion under ' ' . fjr i!l t i! 9t'!! with th rc: Z .4%." oy. I N I r;,;I.r of the Common Market, which '/ had been operating under an (,,% "t" X -agreement tying the currencies _. i3 ) - ' WALTER A. GIE LOW, Editor and Publisher WAYNE Desertion U toge ther in their relationship ith the dollar. France may now have wrecked that agreement and the monetary sta bility It prom ised within the European Economic Corn. munity. The French may also be wrecking the prospects for greater economic and political union ln Western Europe. which has been the stated goal of the Common M arket for many years. France has been a champion of European solidarity, especially when she was looking for support in effor ts make Europe more independent of the United States. It is turning out, however, that Mechanical Supt DORISWILLIAMS RALPH HAYS obliged to look out for its own Society Editor Comp Room Foreman (HRtS NELSON RAY STEVENS national interests, but the French show an uncommon reluctance to accept the fact Rqy Foreman - . - . )c,I&(. Q / / f7, oIr) - - Rlill a—M III __________________ p - -- (rt.cJ)" -- _____ L '" .,' wow .-_-.--_-_. —---. . U, , -. , -, I ;- C? ",' r -/ ,,, p .., - -. - -' _____ _____ . ___ ____ _____ . _____________ ________ ,.' ,. " when the chips are down it is always France first and Europe second. Cer ta inly, a na tion is Pre ', 'gc ' ), / I - ____ [All _______.-- that cooperation with other ', By Mail SkWe.1 514 206 Months In Florida 40Mønth 528 401 Year Same As Home Delivery -4 Other Mi' 5270 Month 6Mon9s $16 70 1? mos U S Postal Regulations provide that All mail subscriptn. t -) Entered ."ond class matter August 22 19O at the Put (f,ce of Sanford. F!orida 377I Noparl of any material, news or advertising of this edition of Tne Sanfoø Herald may be reproduced in any manner without written permission of the publisher of The Herald Any individual or firm responsible fof Such reproduction wilt be considered 's infringing on The Heralds copyr.çht and In his inaugural address delivered 25 years ago President Harry S. Truman unveiled a program called Point Four which set the pattern for A U. S. foreign aid program - h continued ever since. "Our aim," said Mr. Truman, "should be to help the free peoples of the world, will be held liable for damage under the 13w Pub:,ihed daily and Sundays. except Saturday through their own efforts, to produce more food, more clothing, more materials for housing and more mechanical power to lighten their burdens. The Herald si a meml.*r of the Assc.ciated Press whcP, ,. entitled CxCIuS.vCIy t the use for reproduction of all the local ne*s printed in fh.s new spiper This anniversary comWat a time of Increasing difficulty in per. suading Congress to appropriate funds for economic aid to less In a cruel tist of fate our aid pursestringsare being tightened ala time When the economies of many Third World countries have dealt a staggering blow by the energy crisis — more specifically the steep rise in petroleum prices triggered by the Arab oil sactions. A study by the World Hank shows that 39 of the less developed coun. tries which paid $5.2 billion for imported oil last year would have pay 114.9 billion for the un Th appropriation approved late last developed co tries. e 11.4 billion amount of oil this year. Black Community 9 1 99S9 3n 541 Bear Lake. Forest City 3722611 _____________________________________ Bruce Bi ossat -- , IJkCMOrIrOe 2611 If he 's guilty . what's he guilty of? Genr'i Detto". Df4'ry j1 lCr1.uiS Fannette Edwards fi - Bruce Bioskil WASHINGTON (SEA) Ihif5!)itflg iihw 1, tt n;ifiiri' if Ito' i'.'ufs-nit' 1. 1'i' it. lie 'ini ess uiiujd t• grt deal o diUicultv In deciding whether or not President Nixon has been giiily of an impeactialilt- o(1en' in WaU'raf,' and ri'- Ovi'&, Lz ,_: lafed matters. Chuluola Osteen Lao Baker Mrs Clarence Snyd' n 441 Us 5707 The basic problem is that there is no precedent in this field. It is absurd to contend that decisions affecting removal from office of lesser federal officials are any real guide. They are tIOt The presidencyspecial is and apart. As everybody' knows, the only serious previous Iry at unllf':ichmvnt of a prestder;t came ith President Andriw .Juhnnn Technically, the erdtnor W.I rutud in his defiance u! a civil ccnresstonaI statute forbidding him to dis- Wri'i:r S;:rr1' b:". Altamo;Ale Springs : sa 7W? 37? charge his Se.'rttarv of War. On technical grounds. Johnson could justify his action as reSs1ance- to encrnachmniit On is pro pe r executIve powers I5 Cielberrv Fern Park ,,. u Tan;tewood, E Es!ates Goldenrod . astbrook !38 7W? --i,j It,j' uhb narru approach ' as nut mgniIiramit and Uiai L I ..'achment enterprise was a move or pniitical revenge against him for his post-Civil War ktr. ., .. . . ......... .1 O, , . ii. Th ri is could indust . es and ts marke for GENEVA P10 ENTERTAINED % MEMBERS OF the Geneva School Parent- Teacher Organization were surprised with a nmsical program presented by the students and an "appreciation reception" given by the 10 4 inflation and the dismay and plight of retirees living on fixed incomes," he said, An 80 per cent Increase in the cost of Venezuelan oil burned by utilities "will result In a doubling of electric rates for Florida power customers in counties with ma ny reto.ees . hesaid Feb. S.— General Business and Program meeting of Sanford Woman's Club. Covered dish lunch at 12 noon. Guest speaker Langley Adair. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (A?) A charge by a Republican leader that Gov. Reubin Askew squandered $50,000 on an abo rt ive special session is off in its est imate by about $48,000, th e governor 's pres secre tary says. "It's incredible to us that Republican legislators would not know more a bout their own business," Don Pride said Friday. House Republican lea der Jim Tillman of Sarasota spark ed the spat when he released a state ment c ha ng rgi th e "unprod uctive two-day specia l session cost approximately $50,000." S _ - Feb. 11 Sanford Rotary Club, 12:15 p.m., Civic Center, Speaker, Tallahassee lobbyist Harry G. l..andrum. Feb. 18 Sanford rotary Club, 12:15 p.m., Civic Center; speaker, Nick Pfeifauf, vice president WE.SU-TV. Feb. SlSTiIl Inc nivin I,inrhnnn' Al Rozen, Central Florida repeal now. onwetInes1 1 advocated repeal of DST next fall, The issue was atso clouded b' 3 the discovery Monday that U.S. Department of Transportation rule prohibiting two time changes by a state was supported by federal law. The failure of the governor's staff to narrow options before calling the session also hurt. $89.8 million in 1972 to 1108.6 pany officials say. million for 1973, the report said. FP&L the state's largest First-term Rep. Curtis Kiser, utility, added 120,332 new The utility said earnings for H-Dunedin, caused an abrupt customers to bring the total the year were, 13.09 a share halt of the special session when ____________________________ compared with $2.29 a share for he blocked b a parliamentary 1972, l Chapel Plans manuever consideration of the Senate version of the DST bill FP&L said operating exwhich would have restored Mission Series penses were up 26 per cent durstandard time in the fall. ing the last quarter of 1973 and Mrs. W.H. McGinnis compared to a year before There was b but one concrete from Parkway Baptist Church, shile operating revenues rose action during the abortive ses- Miami, will conduct services at 23 per cent, reaching $191 mil. sion: the Senate nassed a inc. the All L'sith ('h'r,.-ii ni Jim Tiliman, R-Sarasota. - . - - - - ,,,,,,, . ___I_____. -- ' .. ' ' - RENT / '~ 11 r. LLtL.INlI, I Adding Machine _____ - 121 __ $ i'aii :::d - 4 F MORE t M.A and ANOTHER reason I am better than you are is I have feminine intuition and you don t Y. 17.92 - - - -- Hospital Closes In F '*'%' - i'ii' non. essums said the alternatives modal urging Congress tore. Seminole, Monday through could have been established peal 1)51. Feb. 7— Operating expenses for the Zoological Society, speaker. Friday. earlier "if the people who called Seminole County Campers year rose by 23 per cent while Pride said anti-OST legisla- Children's service will start the session had done more." meeting, 7:30 p.m,, reser- March j revenues Increased by 25 per tion would have passed "if it at 7p.m. and regular service at rations for Feb. camp-out, Sanford Rotary Club, 12:15 cent, the company said. The governor's supporters hadn't p.m. The couple spent First Federal,$ & I.., SR 434, p.m., Civic Center, speaker, were forced into untenable of the been for the partisanship "Revenues were up due to Republicans" and called seven years in Africa and will Longwood. Rep. Vince Fechtel. positions. Some urged defiance the session "a lesson in election display material and show higher rates, plus adjustments Feb 10 March of the fedcral government. ear special sessions, if nothing slides of their ministry there, to reflect rising fuel prices, as All Souls Church Men's Club They will play a different scllasincreasestnthe number Horticultural Seminar, else." is the federal govern, Valentine Sninrgasbord, 3-8 Sanford Garden Club, 7:38 pm. musical instrument each night. f customers and total power ..t tl..H hIL J "-I,,,,n, .i.q,, sui ng w uu ow and UBA. "Fruit Trees for the Home," by asticu LRIL wnue inc session cost house Majority Leader Carl only a few thousands do llars, it Frank J, Jasa, County Ogden, UJ-Jacksonville. -Are forced cance llation of several Songwrite rs Guild of Central Exte nsion Director, Seminole A they going to send federal important committee meetings Florida, 7:30 p.m., First ('ounty. troops into this state and at the and t ha t co uld cause an inFederal, 2424 Edgewater Dr., March II point of a gun turn the clocks crease in legislative ex Orlando. Members may submit Sanford Rotary Club, 12:15 back?" pendit ures. songs for club recording. pm, Civic Center; speaker, Properties From Various Weavers Amateur 'omser and l',Tic Sin I A)fl Wits 'Tm And Other ConsIgnrs, Fine Collection of Authenic Oriental writers welcome. Free March 25 Rugs in a variety silts and Pattern. professional help available. Itutir) ('lab, 12:15 Beginner's I)og Obedience piii., Civic, Center; Seminole AT T'r I Class, Maitland Civic Center, high Interact Club Slave Day. This NCR 10-Key ____ Richardson, indt't'd, lonk as example the most perplexing - - - - - fie said the factory where floating offshore nuclear power plants will be made will add more than 12,000 jobs with an annual payroll of well over 1150 iyiiiiinn tn th.o ____ ----. Dade Sued For $7 Million BIG PERSIAN RUG AUCTION - - and an unsigned note were sent to a local department store, "Dear Sir, please accept the enclosed as payment of a very old debt," the note said. "Abou t 20 years ago I enter ed your store wi th a group of teenagers. We took a ba th ing suit f or the thrill of it. "I did not £ctually take the suit but I felt very guilty a bout being a part of something like this," th e note said. "He m ust have taken i nf lation , interest and everyth ing else into consideration with the $50," the sh er iff said. strike, general inflation and rismg oil prices had cut into revenue during the last quarter of the year. The strike began Nov. 1 and ended Friday when members of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers voted to accept a new two-year contract, The 4,500 member union agreed by a more than two to one margin to accept the pact which on money matters differ. ed little from a proposal offered - "'"" -. d . 20-Year Debt Settled Feb. 6 Sanford Business and Professional Women's Club, dinner and business tneetlng, 7 P.m., Lake Monroe Inn, Speaker: Judge Harold I,sI.r,.,... ORO Vet, as Richardson and others perceive, it could be a "tough call" if Mr. Nixon's link (0 the sordid Watergate transrt"inn t meredv vagut' and uiggrsIIve - has been warning government closed filling stations, empty motels, rising utility rates, general officials of the Impending crisis over the past five years but his words fell on deaf cars. "But that's all changed now," Freeman said. "People are Us- ,,UUa; peachment' - ---------. lIT' Seminole Calendar The trips are made on the weekends and the travelers don't have to be "terminal input system" expert.s to go. They are supposed to help HEW keep track of its personnel. - behavior (11 lidi kind o a ;uses is sufiicint to warrant im• - .,q,(,. F PL E n the new "terminal input system." question, he says, is what kind of . ( • 'S' Profits Still peachrnent can be "laid on" when the President is found -- new waves of northerners seeking the warmth of Florida's sun "I am sure that if the energy problems persist, Florida should be seeing more and more northe rn refugee:; who don't wan t c'ic,ni4 ....4..i.-.. '_ I t__ nuitl Ui uu-ireztng memnperaiw-es s1uout f. ficient heating fue ls," he said Friday in a speech to the Florida Audubon Society. He said the mild winter F'kridiar have enjoyed ''can only si.'rre as a further CliticUnent for migration from the north;' He said this was an early exAskew also warned that the energy crisis is real and will have a ample of government action drastic impact on the life style of Floridians and other leading to the fuel crisis. As an Americans, example of inaction, he said he "We cannot ignore car lots full of Detroit's miscalculations, , , , and Denver to check o — Gov. Reubin Askew has warned an - places like San Franchisco, Anctw8ge, Seattle, New Orleans responsililc for ahu.M's not covered in flit' usual definition of a ruiii' lticliirdson, however, clearly understands the di ffi culty. The immediate follow-up - - I'roseciitor Archbald Cox, 15 among those who believ e .-- ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) ______ the penal code. Former Attorney General Elliot Richardson. who resigned last fall after Ihe I'resident's tiring of Special Watergate --- In the administration of President Dwight D. Eisen. hower. "It really started 21) years ago when the govcrnment chose to reu,h,t natural 0 tin nt U.n wellhead, holding pikes agLi. tidally low, not providing the proper incentives," Freeman i tricity, more and more gasoline, more and more heating oil, more and more products and services. Many areas of the country say don't build power plants, don't build refineries, don't build pipelines, don't build factories," Freeman continued, "Go ahead and solve the energy crisis, they say, but don't do it here," Some elements have a mania to be critical of everything, particularly American business, he said, but Jacksonville typifies the "dynamic spirit of American tusiness" better (sian iiwst other parts of the country. Freeman said that was one of the majr faccr that Tenneco and Westinghouse considered when they pick ed Jacksonville for the nome site of their joint venture, Offshore Power Systeffls (ON). ganged up to kill special session and 1974 was that the deaths Nuckoll.s, H-Fort Myers. bills to repeal Daylight Saving occured In early morning darkTime, took advantage of the ness rather than afternoon Askew's press Secretary Don Pride said th e governor befailure of Gov. Reubin Askew dusk, lieved legislators could repeal and other Florida Democratic Askew was joined in his call DST "in CARRABELLE, Fla, (AP) - A sho r ta ge of registered less than a day without leaders to correctly judge for repeal of DST by Senate disrupting their committee nurses has f or ced the closing of Carrabelle General Public sentiment on the issue, President Mallory Home, D. work very much." Hospital, officials report . Tallahassee, "to Th e hospi ta l was unable to find the six RNs need ed to Askew said he called last slaughter of our stop the MIAMI AP) The fa ther of a young Clevela nd woman staff Events proved school chill. th e 25-bed hospital on a 24-hour basis as required by the governor week's session because he was dren" who fell to her death from an apartment has sued Dade out of touch with legislative and state law, hospital administrator Loulc (1cm said Friday. "deeply concerned" about the County for $7 million. political realities. He said the 17 patien ts in the hospital had been tranJT number of school children Secretary of State Richard Francis Moore, father of Jullane Moore, 21, charged In sferred to o ther facilities. killed in early morning acci- Stone, who like Home is a U. S. the suit filed Friday that the county was negli gent In Askew's call for a special dents during DST darkness. refusing to admit his daughter for psychi a tric evaluation. Senate candidate, urged Askew session resulted in a -flood of Old Hotel Comdemned to order a return to Eastern telephone calls, letters and teleThe suit said t he girt was ref used admittance to Jackson But news reports on the JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (A?) — The Seminole Hotel, one Memorial Hospital even though doctors were informed Standard Time in peninsular grams from businessmen and children killed in predawneight acci- Florida an action federal law of Jacksonville's first "skysci-apers" when it was built in she had ied tr twice to commit suicide. citizens who wanted to stay on dents since DST began were prevented. 1910, will be torn do wn starting aext week. E)ST. shifting public sentiment widely misinterpreted. The W. F. Allen Jr., president of Barnett Sank of away from repeal of DST. j# Sarasota Herald-Tribune, Aware legislators would be In Jacksonv ille, which owns the site, said Friday a multiwhich investigated each death, the Capitol for committees last story parking gara ge will be built on the site. Sen. Lri Wilson, I-Merritt FORT PIERCE, Fla, AP) —A department store owner discovered that fog or rain was week, Askew called a one-day Island, said she received only Th e Seminole closed in 1967. It was to be come a has received $50 (toni a guilt-ridden accomplice in a 20a (actor in six deaths, session for Tuesday. But his two messages supporting re ti rement home but the planning group found that year-old shoplifting incident, officia ls report. surprise call on a Saturday an. repeal out of 159 phone calls. co nve rsions necessary to meet lire and safety cod es St. Lode Co unty sh eriff C. L. Norvell said th e money And a Florida State Univer- gered man' would be too expensive, lawmakers who GO'. ASKEW shy study available to Askew learned of It from house Republicans, headin g Sunday concerned before he called the session on newspapers. constitutents and making politi. Jan, 26 concluded that no more cal hay at the same time, took a Askew was forced to extend Rising children were killed in early "It's really a shame they unanimous stand against re- the session one day and expand 1974 accidents than in the pre. can't have the common courte- pealing DS-rthe call while his aides and legvious year. sy to notify legislators we're islative leaders lobbied in vain Between the time la wmakers for a return to Eastern Stand. Fastest gathered Monday and quit in ant Time r,ext fall. futili ty Wednesday, Askew esMIAMI APi Florida Pow- number served by the company consumption during the year," by the company in Decemtxr poused four positio1is on DST. "To pass something as an er & Light Co. added more cus- in 36 counties to 1.6 million, the saidJ.J. Hudiburg, FP&Lexec1 Between Monday and Tuesday emergency measure that tomerslaM year than an3'othe The striking workers began Feb. 4 6:15 and 7 p.m. Novice class, r officials said Friday in a utive vice president. 8 he went from repeal now to re- doesn't take effect for eight utility in the nation and profits financial report. reporting back to their jobs tSanford Rota ry Club, 12:15 p.m; advanced, 9p.m. Register Hudiburg sa id that expenses day. p.m., Civic Center. Speaker, at center prior to first S4SSIOfl , peal now and return to DST this months is sort of rldicuious," rose despite increased fuel Net income increased from caused by an electrical workers summer and then hack in 'a,i Shnriff John Pnifrnn tvinit lce,,n to;imu ....-.. ' rnctc nn,t iAnntk ti .JM 11W, i.UlUiAaQr --.— -.-'... __________ There is a widely held VICW today that, in the ahence of e xplicit deli nition of that phra', it ía ii I nclutli' presidential inionduct wh i ch is not Crin,inji 1101 within the bounds of - - - -----.- The report revealed that the going ________ stitutional framers had in mind when they said a presidt•nt be impeached for "high crimes and misdemeanors." end find nothing more snecufic than a "prvsicjentiil attitude" '.hi':h could be nlerprete as encouraging the Watergate May Says Flor da llooded" - have a special ses- Republican lawmakers, who only difference between 1973 sion,"togrumbled Rep. Paul (0111(1 dilemma of aft the aMumption that he house might in the TALLAHASSEE, Fla, (AI He said, however, much of the public still isn't willing to make necessary sacrifices, "At a time when Americans demand more and more elec- Florida News Briefs On Demos' Misjudging 41 1 1 HEW teams are d ispatched from the na tion's capital to Leon Jaworski, in the Senate Watergate committee or in the approaching testimony of indictable Nixon aides — that the I'rt'Jent had .inv d"flrlatdi' role in flu' Watergact cover-up ur I fit' event uI,cll, I hen in' could hi' judged guilty of such a real crinue as obstruction of justice. That would make nnpeachm.nt efforts easy. . Special Session Cost at the Health, Education and Welfare Department are winging around the country at the taxpayers' expense. If any evidence exists anywhere — in the possession of the relevant grand juries, in the hands of Special Prosecutor Debbie Baxter, Tammy Clevenger, Bill Skates, Donna l3eardsworth, Tina Parris and Donna Rasmussen, tening because they are concerned. And I state to you quite (rankly and honestly that the oil Industry Is doing everythin g it can to find the solution." Friday. In a speech for the Sales and Askew Marketing Executives of Jack. sonvllle, N. W. Freeman, chairman of the board of Tenneco Be Inc., said the trouble was rooted ReP ubli cans Capitalize had risen from $20 to$50 a month, putting an intoleratle BERRY'S faculty. Among pupils taking part were (I to r) t Herald Photo by Liz Mathicux) ________ This same broker's game is also played with other petrochemical feed docks. There is evidence that the Oilmen too, have contribu ted to the price squeeze onpropane. Because of the public outcry about rising gas and heating oil prices the oilmen have let their. increased costs fall more on less visible products, such as propane. FOOT NOTE: Both the Federal Energy Office and the house Small Business Committee have told us they are in. vestigating the propane scandal. INPUT AND OUTGO: While most Americans stay home now on weekends because of the energy crisis, bureaucrats - 4 1 our goods. - __________________ _____ by the time the product reaches the consumer, the price has economic sta bility In Underdeveloped areas of the world is limited with the stability of our own economy as we turn abroad creasingly for raw materials for our %Teck the economies in countries Herald Area Corrpond0nt5 LOn9-OOd 7"Id 2z'm pyramided astronomically. America's stake In helping avert catastrophe in these countries Is high. It involves th a moral responsibility. more Political and j) ,W __ _. V ,__ another, as they speculate on the rising prices. Everyo ne In the chain takes a profit, so which are on a shaky economic footing to begin with. The same countries are reeling from the impa ct of last year's Jump in grain prices. They would be billed .l billi'in (lo s year fnr imported fxxl that cost them $1.3 billion in 1973. To tike matters worse there is a shortage of the fertilizer they need grow their own kInd 01 JACKSONVILLE, Flit. (AP) Actions and inaction by the fed. eral government over the past two decades caused the current fuel crisis, one of the nation's leading energy executives said '•' ~141 Often, the brokers sell to one year was one of the smallest since 1949. An overhaul in the way the funds are spent is being undertaken in hopes of meeting criticism that much of the money Is going to waste, - I . creates an artificial shortage, which pushes up prices. Other Nations Should Also Assist COMM' NEWS _41r_~. ._%X1 A fuel in underground tanks rented from the refiners. This Foreign Aid Burden SUBSCRIPTION RATES Home Delivery Tenneco Chief Says Crisis Began Two Decades Ago - ART WICAL SHORTAGE Brokers will buy propane from refiners, then store the - The Better Mousetrap - go into the pockets of unscrupulous brokers. Here's how they operate. BILL VINCENT, JR. Chief Photographer U strain on her $200 mon th ly income. The money that ts squeezed out o( the poor largely goes *ellr '74i a Iç1ngtt.Ifl4.b h 1_ ..____1 __ has cut off oil to the U. S. flJJN forces since October 21. Yet the U. S. Navy, turning armed the other cheek, is building the Saudisa new naval fleei ThedetaiLcarecontalnedinaconhidentialmemorandum sent to the top Navy ship deslngers at the request of Navy Secretary John Warner, Signed by Warner's engineering chief , Rear Adm. P.C. Jones, the memo calls for "intensified management" to oblige the Saudis. "The United Stales has agreed to undertake a program construct several classes of shim for the Royal Saudi Navy Force," states the memo. Not only will the Navy butter up King Faisal by designing the ships, but the memo says the United States will also oversee "contractor performance, resources allocation jng...assigned project work." and all other matters WON'T DISCUSS IT When we asked engineer on the project how ft was going, they hissed nervously: "That's confidential! We're not supposed to discuss that!" Amon€ the confidential revelations in the memo: The United States Is building guided missile gunboats, patrol ships warfrignticf"° Yet on October 21, KIng FaLaI's government served notict,or) Aranwo to halt alt oil dhver1e.s to the U. S. armed Iunes and warned that "any deviations" would be "harshly dealt with." Aramco, th e wor ld's largest petroleum producer, Is a cofl3OCtiU of fo ur US. oil compani—Exxon, Mobil, Standard of Ca li fornia and Texaco. Ironica lly, they are permitted to c harge off Saudi taxes agRiI t their U.S. taxes, because they persuaded Congress that the rich Saudi oil reserves are essential for U. S. defense. PATRIOTISM SECOND Yet the oil colossus, puttingprofits ahead of patriotism, didn't hesitate to carry cut King FaLsal's orders rather than risk offending the stern old monarch. The king ordered the cut-off because he felt American weapons, wt-iict President Nixon rushed to Israel, were being used to kill Arab soldiers. Aramco has pleaded that it had no alternative but to comply with the king's dictum. Otherwise, the consortium's only source of crude oil would have been jeopardized. At the State Department, ofaclals explained that the Saudis simply would have taken their business to Britain, France or Japan if the United States had refused to build the Ships. A Navy spokesman said he was sure no funds were going ice training Saudi sailors. He referred all other questions to the Saudi Arabian embassy. PROPANE PINCH: We have received reliable reports that brokers have driven up the price of propane gas by hoarding It until the customers bid the price up. Propane has jumped from 13 cents a gallon in 1972 to about 40 cents a gallon today. Caught In the pinch are the South's rural poor, who use propane to heat their homes, At the old price, propane was slightly more expensive than other heat f uels, But propane heat were f ar less expe nsive than other heating equipment. So poor people in the milder climates, who lived away from the natural ges lines, warmed th eir homes with propane. But now, propane costs have skyrocketed and the rural poor can no longer afford the heat. LETI'ERSTO CARTER Georgia's Coy. Jimmy Carter furnished us with pathetic appea ls he has been receiving from the poor people In his state. "I can't no way we can keep on like this, can you help mother wrote to him. The Woman told Cw.t er usplease?"a her propane fuel bill has shot up from $16 to $35 a mon th since last winter. "We eat mostly oatmeal now, but pretty won we won't even be able to afford that," she wrole, A 67-year-old widow co mpla ined to Carter that her fuel - of all nine member countries 831 9993 300 N. FRENCH AVE. others will be careful where th ey step. hopefully under a new plan local governIf the full truth had been made known a year ment will set proper priorities in spending the ago, the Watergate investigation would be over money or the funds will be no better handled today. It could have ended in it week. than they have been by the federal government. President Nixon has obviotLsly made the decision to stay in office. He has said he will not President Nixon was under a strain Wednesday night, but it was a strain he created or resign. Only a few months ago, Spiro Agnew was created for him by his associates. As his after years of venomously attacking the news media, also said he would not quit. appointees were being discredited in domino Many believe the energy crunch is a fashion, Mr. Nixon continued to defend each one trumped up crisis. Hopefully the Arabs will halt to the last. The appointees were his choices. their squeeze on the entire world. Certainly the The United States is a nation of laws and no economies of ever' nation are tied togother. one is above the law. The same laws which apply Mr. Nixon now proposes to solve the energy to all citizens also apply to the president of the problem by year end. But how did our nation in a United States. few short months get into such a situation? The President has many privileges by And if the crisis end sees even higher fuel virtue of his office. He can keep the truth from costs, the prices for manufactured goods will the people if he wishes to do so. If he has in also continue to rise and the inflationnry sraI fcrmation or evidence that will clear up the will gain momentum. scandal in his administration he has the lie said he plans to establish a new era of obligation to make it known. achievement in state and 1nal Povern k.. • -- " '. Nixon, one year of Wat.rgate is tJttin the strings of federal C)fltro1 :\pparentiv em)tiih ('all an tnd to this situation. Expos' tlit :he Prsidciit is speaking more revenue full truth to the light of day. Actions speak louder sharing. with no strings, than words. _________________________________________________— - TEL E PHONE 322 2611 - i) Naval Fleet But No Oil - _-:. - -- - - L I Ii ±,- FURNITURE SALES OR cAS5LBERRYj I j 10 a month arid apply rental toward purchase pri: t' of 159 50 goorgo stuait Pti.*• $43-1lOO HOLIDAY INN SOUTH - I -- WE HAVE STATE FORMS Henry Block has 17 reasons why you should come to us hpi" 101.' lflCflfl1P t'L44V - ' 1, We are income tax specialists. We ask the right questions. We dig for every honest deduction, We want to leave no stone 'unturned to make sure you pay the smallest legitimate tax. r1.1 41 Tuesday,Feb. S Starting at 8 P.M. Preview & Inspection From 6 P.M. Thi% (OlI,tt,.o COfl5 115 of over $0 piecq of wiI lf?i'd hand knttted or i enta l rvqt WP%,Ch hive been assemblrJ ovir a prrod of 11.11 t Jnd flow *c Are Pictp,n to t, qu.dat,,nu,,ei WE ARE SPECIALISTS IN LIQUIDATINc, (STATES AND LARGE COLLECTIONS Sponsors . Auctioneiri: Int. Persian Rug Corp. Terms: Cash or Check 41 Reason 40$9 S. Orange Blossom Trail (3 Blks. S. of 1.4) Orlando, Fla. INF Ph 2i20iS-Q 1:3 tei *bwii# - NJ;LB LOC IC THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE SANFORD LONGWOOD 309 E. FIRST ST. 903 N. HWY. 17-92 Open Sunday No Appointment Necessary - I �- I - 6A•-The Sanford Herald T---j -71-7 ; t Is i; Sunday, Feb. 3, 1974 T lao~o,_. I , 1. Ar ' .I- L 111"-I, i, -- 'wt 1t ____ U1 ~ - I . ; A ' .: f • - - b -•. - - Pu lic Cou I ~*-%;', -- If Bill Fail's - j -- Lose Its Re ulatory Rol e ld g Action TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (API business they are supposed to away with the Real Esta te Miami, cosponsor of the bill, found In a recent audit. A bill to give the public a help re gulate, Commission and would lead o said he thought a public rnemEllison sa id a Real Estate voice on state boa rds that reguJ. Kenneth Ballinger, lobby- tota l governmental regulation her with some knowled ge of Conunis.clon consultant and his late everyone from doctors to isis for the Florida Association of private enterprise by the business could help the corn- wile raked In more than 1300,Landscape architects will be of Realtors, charged the bill governor, mission avoid mistakes which X) from a book written for the as the first step toward (bnn (lead unless the public gets beSen. (;t'tr1' Firestone, D. Auditor General Ernest Ellison oinrnission. hind it, says one of Its spo nsors --'T____ "Unless they come out as proponents, we're out forced " - [ ' -, A - '1 . ". - Zeuli, Russ! Break Press (L 1r tl r* ralb 0 P Ri4 By DAN GILMARTIN Herald Correspondent Conference doormat., by a 14-8 locaL, on top by 12 and seemed po sted 15 to the guest's 14 and boot. Gainesville forgot to bring the margin to take a comfortable to take the wind out of the coasted to the final margin of In the rebounding depart. free throw machine and got 32.22 lead to the lockerroom at Purple Hurricanes. 53.44 ment the Sanfordites only three tries - hitting none. The Sanford Seminoles the half. In the third period the 'Canes For the locals, Zeuli led with dominated totally as they HERALD SCOREBOARD Friday night pulled away to a Zeuli and Handy Brown not only seemed to be out of 14 followed with Randy Brown pulled down caroms to a 34-15 10-point lead at the half and keyed the scoring In the first wind Sanford then in overdrive as they traded period as they both chipped In The but out of breath as well, at 13. Brown tallied 11 of his 13 margin. John Corso led the way FO FT TP Tribe went to a zone and markers in the first hail to aid as he grabbed 10. He was Ruisi yawns with a lackluster six markers. Zeuli drove the Gainesville calmly did nothing the 10 point Sa nford advantage followed in that category by Gain esville club to post a 53-44 length of the court for two of his waiihiroon 1 working the ball around for at intermission. Clements with eight, Brown victory at Bill Fleming gym. buckets and Brown was found an open 5roi'vt I S 13 shot and killing a Zeull's 14 point perfomai with seven and Washington CItm•nls ' The visitors tried a press and by playmaker Russi for two of great deal of time In the was sta tistically off for him but wi th five, in addition to Zeuli's cam then half-court trap in the early his fielders. proc ess. the 6'!" senior showed the six. going and had the tactic back. The rebounding edge that the Both squads appeared to be sparse crowd that he was more OaicenvilIe fire on them as Ricky Russi and Seminoles enjoyed for the night past their bedtimes in the yawn- than just a shooter as he and FO FT TP Fre-en ".r floor the locals hit John Zeuli managed to was evidenced in the second filled third ch arovem apter tha t saw the Russl shoved the half court trap on 90. of 44 attempts for a skillfully work the ball upcourt chapter as Handy Brown and 'Canes outpoint the Tribe 2 o Stephem by an right back at Gainesville. healthy 46 per cent compared to Feru,om and find Tribe teammates close Jim Clement,, both grabbed 84 count In the contest Zeuli, who now the visitors poor showing of 36 Johtnon to the bucket for easy points for offensive rebounds and put the After the cat nap the tempo has a solid 21.1 scoring average, per cent on 22 of 59 tries. an 18-14 first quarter lead, ball back up and were subie- picked up a bit in the final eight out the ball uo only 12 ti a . , Taking advant. e of °! 'm.,.to- minutes as the two squads hitting on? for close to 60 per porwnity the locals hit for 13o1 11 14' 6 _15-53 Sanford period outpolnted the Big Eight back three-point plays put the traded buckets. Seminole Galn,svfl. cent and added six rebounds to 16 at the charity line. P 4W--. / ..? rts . ~. .. . - . - _ - I L.~1.J ,/. Sunday, February 3, 1974 I Seminole cagers Stymie Cones, 53044 - - 1 ~_- is Page 7A - - 4 will identify with this." Lobbyists for real estate agents, doctors., dentists, funerdl directors, opticia ns and art ects fierce ly opposed the bill last week and succeeded in getting both the House and Sen. rslonsruedfn committee i' __________ . . _ REVIEWING GROWTH PLANS U of F'sTerertiller, ( i), McCown F %oft ____ ul A to% I I IU i J1 (JWi o rIL.A E I a Must Ata time when many groups are demanding a halt or slow, down in Florida's rapid growth, University of Florida VicePresident for Agricultural Affairs, Dr. Kenne th U. Tefertiller, says agricul ture Is the one industry that must continue to grow. "It may be a shock to some people for us to predict continu ed growth of Florida nrieultnre enedniIu nnw rlitrini, thgi, 4Il n,,r.,,, crisis, but I think most would agree that food production is really our basic industry," he said. TefertWer. who heads the Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences (IFAS) at the UF, said agriculture is the slate's largest and most stable industry, genereting more new dolla rs and Jobs for the economy than any other industry. It Is a 110-billion business which generatesapprozimateIy1.3ofallLsc$ .sJ0 A strong, i-fable agriculture is in th e best interest of all Floridians, both rural and urban, he asserted. 'The poten tial for growth in Florida is of particular importance at this time when the energy shortage is hurting other industries in the state. At the same time agriculture provides the basic food and fi ber needs of consumers in Florida and the na tion as well," he stated. He also pointed out demand for Florida agricultural products continues to Increase, both domestically and internatIona ll y, and agrtculLwai exports offer "the one real hope" of correcting the nation's balance of payments trade deficit. The IJF Vice-President's remarks were made at a press conference in Gainesville today Jan.31 as he unveiled plans for de termining how agricult ure can expand in an urban state during th e next decade. He named Dr. Jack I. McCi'wri, associate dean for extension with IFAS, tocrd1natetheplanJ1Ln.ff or L T-a' P.. V. - - -- __________ int', tha bill - '' •'' J 'f I ____ 01 Vet:rinar Medicine as dll as l,in:k-.i1- t' architects, diatrist', and psychologists have said they favor putting a public member on the boards. The Senate's Gcvernment,al Operations Committee brea thed a glimmer of life back .1 ! •'" " ] "tI 'J J - '•'. fl5II twha it 04. CU 'IIiI II Bowl -- i : - - - - " 1 - -',: ______________________________________________ fr-' __ - __ i- - "- - '"-" - . - " "- :: -- - DEPUTY I3RANTLEY CHECKS OUT THE SHERIFF'S BOAT Of1( of three boats course participants will operate (I lerald Photo by Mark Weintz) , j clip: . County Commissioners: We are Over-Taxed, Over-Spent, Over- Charged We want A Change Stop Spending. j ByrI Henry carried his teammate with th e high game of the evening of 233-562, with league members turning in some good scores also. Ed Adams 200-554, Jim Carver 195-540, Charles Elberry 201-551, John Jaco 204-542, Bob Bradshaw 209-567, Don Myers 194616, Don Sapp 211.558, Steve Mushock 210-565, John Smith 530 series, Ed Eldridge 192-571. - - 4K Paid for by E. M.chaelOWman. ClIlt,n to Table the Jail Jet Bowlerettes * - - Thelma Hickson led the ladies with a 152-449, Annie Larsen 163-420, Rose Vaughn 148-438, Mary Mack 146-424, Elaine Kostival 153-421, Jeannie Adams 159.441, Peggy Moon turned in high game _11111111111111 . ROAR friends and aiurr:ai of the -uke. The Bethui*Cookman Chorale is returning by popular demand as a result of their successful concert held last February in Sanford before an enthusiastic audience. The choir's repertoire includes religious, classical, Negro spirituals, folk songs, early secular and contemporary music. Under the direction of Thomas D. Demps, the group has received international acclaim. He received his musical training from Bethune-Cookman College, Teacher's College and Columbia University. He taught music In the Florida public schools and is called upon frequently as an adjudicator at many local music fextivals. A former member of the B-CC Concert Chorale, Demps sang professionally with the de Paur Choir of New York City, under the outstanding conductor, Leonard de Paur. The choir had traveled throughout the United States and overseas including recent concerts in the Israel during the Jeruslaem Festival of American College Choirs. Featured soloists are Camellia Johnson, contralto, a senior From Palatka; and Kenneth Johnson, tenor, a sophomore froiri Miami. Rethime.Cookman has an enroIl:iwri -! 1.2 Lalunt.3 representing 23 Mates, the thstrwt of Columbia and six foreign countries. - Unprofessionals (Improve the OLD) L M0NT#I : __ -V i - - 4 . - ____________ _______ I wl= . 1,P . . -. 0 00 0 0 00 0 Wr'Qht, ii 5 44 14 II 17 S t i ¶ - - - -.. '. - - -s-- . t.... ". - -.- . - ____ , '-w .---- - ' - p - '..,- .'.f" . . . . ______ . :. '1 - '- - - F- ________ ...;., . - 4 ,.( :.Jz ----p '# i V.- I NAL " - -. _____ _______ I , -1 . ______ - = ~ . itt •.' 10H _L'C ' r- - 11,-i ... - - -1 ....: - 4 ' 41'-'- 1 - - -- T - 4 . jP5 ,P JAW ... - ' _.. - Ij . 1 - .'. i - - - g., t- SIIS 'I'\\' P )!NI'ER GOING IN Tribe Cb "-' a'er stretches for bucket I.. T (Herald Photo by van ulcmae .in Gi l marti n) .. - '..f t 'k I _,;_I_-_.- -~ - -- - , _ ;,-a i. vicuiry (or the Baby ~ T ..i Wi - semninotes. The contest was hardly a one- _. V _. - however as the Sanford jayvees 1:,jt forth a concerted effort to ' ... RZMEM~ .... rA t - .. 4 iflng their : .- I r ib ~ F_ .. _______- - fl . 1* . - ) Call or Drop By to 14-V for the first time in live And Ask The local jayvee quintet jo.)stM its eight win against as John Mckey their third overtime contest of the year. leading the way in the potntmaking department for the local hardwood con tingent About The New I ______ AtA -. - .-9 .. - \ )" '. ' markers-coming 4. '. . " i- . -, r4 - . . . , .,,,- 1. ''' c a ' ",. ..,.. h j ' 4 . - -.... .- - - . II ... ,. BRIDGESTONE ten buckets from the floor. Branch and Mickey Pringle, who fouled out in the last seconds ('ove r nt,asocn joyed double figures for the I --.a- ..1 ~_ Sanford (JY) '1 freeway driving PG PTA TP MIlchIl )Q Branch 6 Heni. Bonqsanns I 13 3 3 2 4474 Si' -. U ... .. Touts i. TI RES The revplunteiary tire designed HERALDSCOREBOARD . RADIAL was Mike Mitchell with 24 Pp7, 74/ . ) , r'1t. •//.q',fj5 ) ' I 1" ,. ,.econds later Wt the first shot of the lead four tirnes with the five with the crucial points. . ~ 0: ;'\ llerbert Branch puton almost evening-getting 16 and 11 visiting Purple Hurricanes a one man show in the last markers respectively, before falling back again by Finding themselves down b f, iiments t n night as he stole an errant one entering the final period of regulation play the Baby tribe Gainesville pass an drove Sharp inside shooting by th evened length of the court to put e the score at 43-43 Mitchell and rebounding by locals too 62-60 and momentarily and then swapped Pringle provided the Sanford '.-' - . , . Branch 'Steals' Tribe JV Game - . 4 J~ - ...__ = -- iA *. - 1111111111 'a, .. .' GUARANTEED 11 For 40,000 Miles 4S 16 ALL SIZES AVAILABLE 31 "S 63 - I S ., - S... - AT McROBERTS TIRES " _________ - !i x g;~m _*:17 ~ - ---~ - ~, - - - I - - --- __ . '. 1316 ., /1 -....................- - 15 71 I? Win?CI. Pd Lyman . ' --. / . : '- -i P ,' - _ . . - I , ,~I , %, . 'o executive secretary of Florida's United (trktlun AM - 1$ IS-IS 44 -: '' I.., ':. uetl Total '..... .- - 29rii _!' r Thc Rev, Jack Eppes, Gidu Bri tton WE I ieNA N ! 1.ARToP I 2 1 I 00 7 . 3AQ .4.-. I m Wr ig ht. -1 'c-i.' _^~__ - a . - ' , . I . .. . - V, io /t4'r 01V1 tf --. -'= - 31 3 .-- - . - __ /,y ,g ,1 0 tThtj On - ~ C0,4f.0;rA(Z111011rZK. I '- ' - ---+ WN ff/a CVf5;111,V"1!, Enclosed ( ) cash ( ) check pe a line,. money order for $ Please publish the following greeting in VALENTINE LOVE-LINES ON FEBRUARY 14, 1974. -ff FO FTM A TP - dM1ARY/M5PAR each additional line. 5 words ______________________________ f .* 4&*.!1____ ._ - .. ( 3 line min1mbüm_-.*2.00 40c ATr1- - - 1' 1522 $2 Lyman " r Examples: Locrtie - _ .. - I SAMERVIN .Heanngsthatrman 1 , 'I ltchi,ous Libert) Litition ' Americans United for Sraofhurcnostate. - - Kay Sassman 157, Margaret Price 148, art Rosalie Bur kk5() Hen rue Jordan I 322-261 1 or 831-9993, - .- ' --'!vh.._. Helen Padgett was high bowler with 213-522, Alice Densmom 167. Phyllis Mott 150. Rose Patrick 154, Anne Curtis 153, Sarah Svnator Sari ij frtnJr. be keynote speaker Monday night at the 26th National Conference on Church and State being held Monday and Tuesjs at the Hilton Inn South -. - . y "I Love You!" to your someone special with a Valentine Love-Line. t your Love-Line to us by February 12, 1974, and it will appear in the assified Section on February 14, 1974. Print your message on the heart. aped coupon below and mail to: The Sanford Herald, Classified Adrtising, P.O. Box 1657, Sanford, Fla. 32771. OR ft. 4¼ . The belle of the Pettycoats was Donna Lapore with a 195-465, Twila Collins 142-415, CharIot Chaplin 175-420, Sharon Chaplin 165, Bonnie Benton 1526. .. AGE / # v , 11 Total - Hi-Nooners DIAL ____ - ,_. - ___ - This process was repeated In the first half a Greyhound hound many tunes throughout the only went to the line once second period with the Hounds The Wright brothers, getting to poin ts to the Rand) and Bernard, led the Wildcats four. The second (re)hounds in scoring as each itriod tall) is eident of this did the Jobon as the Cats on the eight si& baskets and two fro the line while Bernard hit Five from ininu e pert . the the field and four from the line third Al Cleveland had a good 1 game mostly on 2$-loot Jumpers as a one pain hithe Cats rolled 13 up ei,411 s ra g po rom the outside as he ta llied points. Cleveland was used as The fourth quarter was much the main offensive weapon the same as the preceeding throughout the opening periods, quarters as the Wildcats almost From the looks of the opening doubled their score 23-12. period ft appeared the Wildcats Joe Sterling came off the - Ervin Speaks On Ctei,eland °coats I to allend the free coricert T= O1 Brain eand sponsored y REGISTER YOUR VOICE TO TABLE THE JAIL t Five of 22. f 192419. The 40-voice Bethune-Cookman College Concert 01nr1e from Daytona Beach will perform Feb. 7 at 7:30 p.m. at the Sanford 1 Citizens To Table The Jail __ .'' - P.O. Box 1824, Sanford, Fla., 32771 vi u uiuiu MEMBERS READY FOR CONCERT Concert Choraie Performs In Sanford L)ottie Hogan topped this league with the high game of 213-48 tule Frankie Kaiser had high series of 520 with a nice game of 183 Mar) 0 (lonnell 165, Kay Thomson 165, LIz Harich 154, Betty Norwood 150 Rose Messersmith 174 * Sign: * Street * City I ~ 11 I ,_ Seminole Printers It was Johnny Jacos night for sure when he bowled a beautiful 222-597, Gil Benton 183, Eddie Adams 202-543, Kim Adams 173, Char les Elbery 203-565, Ruthie Zavrotn) 179-479, Roy Green im, Dann Tillis 185-516, Jim (.arver 196-540, Poll) Price 168-479, Benn) Hudle) 202-545, Eddie Jatkson 505 series Dot Lee 175-455, I d Lee 180, Polly Burgess 161-466, Roni Brede 171-460 * L , 185-515, Eddie Adams 168-513, We,, Barrow 198, Jim Carver 213511, Jim Johnson 185-515, Danny TIlits 188-53& Sanford Plaza Merchants * BCC 213-569, ******************** * * World-famous singers returning to Sanford R.i Ferrell set the pace for the Keglers having a nice SANFORD -. -' against , Mail To _ would have a battle on their Winter Park bench and did a hands. Cleveland scored for superb fourth period Job with Lyman and was matched by nine points. Randy Wright took LONGWOOIJ__Utilizlng Pietkiwicz, Bernard Wright over the fourth quarter scoring Sta n Pietkicwicz and Jesse then tallied followed by a Jesse duties with six markers cCk',eland to maximum ci (lc'1eland bucket for the CiL fiuult) (oath Bobby Marr's Scori ng only twent) P° Winter Park Wildcats The quarter rocked back and the entire second half left the demolished t he Lyman cagers forth with neit her team able to Greyhounds in a hole 82-46. the last three quarters of play grasp a firm hold on the lead. In enroute to an 82.45 slctory, meG reym stay athome the past the opening frame has on Tuesday in search of their been the poorest performance Pietkiewicz and Cleveland wise for the Hounds t f irst Me tro w n usually in t he opening stanza Colonial tirenau*rs all night with tota ling 26 points that an insurmountable deficit on ten ba skets and 19 on nine faces the Greyhounds. HERALD SCORESOARD buckets, respectively. me Wildcats started to come Wtntit Park It was a dismal night all on late in the period taking on a around for the Greyhounds '- four point advantage. FO PTM.A TP three players fouled out of the #otan o 72 i game. Al Latimer, Bernard The second period started W nght 0 00 o Wright and Randy Wright each with the Parkers extending 3 31 9 left the game with fie fouls their lead to six on a Shaw lay Steclung up Cle veland came back for o 0., o With foul., must come foul the Greyhounds but Winter Coiling shot., and the Cats 2 00 4 hit an un Park then reeled off four Whit ehead 0 66 6 believable 81 per cent from the straight points to increase the Hock 4 00 S line to increase their already sc oring gap between the two Denver 1 01 2 large margin, connecting on 18 clubs. PietkliIcI 10 67 26 , VOTE NO TABLE THE JAIL! - . '. BY JOHN CHEK WA litraidCori-cspondent John Bryant topped the Ngh game of 214 and tied Rays series ) Orville Randall 181415 5(9 Roy/', Templeton a" ,'' aa 'Ji t 'Wa' All ,iu,,.ufl _ _____ Gre yhound For v i r\eaiers - 1st & French (17-92) Downtown ' -. Arthur Streit did fine on his day out with 186-540, Gil Filegar 165-481, Gladys (,rannemnan 156-4-41, Curtis Flnlayson 164, Ethel Spencer 153, Barbara Knesel 172-446 FRIDAY & SATURDAY t! IT11TT F1T - . ers Too Much Washday 1 Drop-Outs r .- - -. , "Tr ,et -- - .. Robert Gtl led this league with 212-574, follow g in his was Carl Taylor with a 207-525, Faye Carroll 164449, Rose Belew 150, Helen Padgett 510, Ed Redman 197, Agnes Butcher 153, Ron Allman 179-501, Jim Nader 187493, Dianne lye,, 154, Alice Carver 167, Dot Lee 155, Jim Carver 499, Marge Allman 181, Harry Wilkison 219-521, Ed Lee 173-507, Maxine Chandler 165, Phyllis Walsh 186, Jo hn Bryant 183-520, Jennie Taylor 147, Margaret Price 114480 Sue Jackson 1 50 PUMPS OPEN . .. % Pla nned me ft -. Accard 179424, Kathy Bukur 175487, Frieda Evans 160 Richard LU - - Williams 166-498. OF MNFORD, INC. 100 N. MAPLE AVE. PHONE 322.8321 . Water Safety Course ' Don Gorman was the top bo wler comi ng th rough with a nice 209-5&1, Fran Abrams 158, Abe Abrams 146, Mary rucket 177, Tracey Cashe l9-493, linda Newsom 155, Danny Tp115 79 Patrick Henry 191-475, P*( TruaxZd.-447, Janet Bew 148, Dot Ripley 165-472, Bob Smith 188, Carol Wa de 147, RosalIe Ilurkart 148, (trace Starr 163-452 Alice Starr 178, Pat Putman 191-549, Pat Kern 180-465, Barbara Spark,; 159, Flo Barnes l8, F'ranin' OU '1H'1N AIR ..-...--. * .- '.:- I I '.Luj.' * iitii _ en Cobia Boats __ I I - - - 4 To Make Me Warm In The Winter and Cool In The Summer _____ reconsider the measure at a meeting later this month. But supporters of the bill ad. mit that even if it passes the By MARK WEINTZ equipment, Brantley said, boaters of tomorrow the course Senate it will still lace the same Herald Stall Writer The course will include has been geared toward people House committee that defeated written material and a 10.18 years old, but adults are it last Week 11& The Seminole County work book in addition to ac- invited to attend, Brantley said. The bill would req uire the Sheriff's department and the tuallv operating the shvriff's Brantley said a lut of boaters governor to appoint .i public Florida Marine Patrol will offer two boats. Th e Florida Marine lire under 18-years-old and th is member to each of the 28 11- a free eight-hour course on Patrol also will provide a boat was a primary reason Sheriff censing and regulatory boards water and boa ting sa fety for John Polk asked the course be under the Professional and Oc- you ng people if enough sign up [Irantley said. Brantley, who has had offered. 15 cupational Regulation Depart- in advance. years experience co-instructs Seminole County is a big inent. course is planned to be the class with I.E. Downs of the boating county and knowledge Two of those boards already held on March 9 and 16 and will Marine Patrol, of water (&v is ; nu':t P:lk have public memhi'ro c..... .1. Us aii lucy will hold class in said. th e of them is chairman of th e Con- safety," sheriff's water safety 5.n(ord Chamber of Commerce Polk and Brantley promised struction Industry licensing officer Jim Brantley said. arid on the St. Johns River, another course will be offered if Board. Partici pants will learn how to Brantley said. Upon completing the first session proves sueThe lobbyists oppose the operate inboard and out-board the course each participant will cessful. measure because they contend motor boats, what to do if a boat receive a certificate, Brantley Anyone interested in taking a public member would know capsizes, how to read channel said. the course should contact nothing about the profession or markers and "Since young people are the Brantley, rate safet - at the Sheriff's I1'It department,as soon as possible t ' 1 if 1 111111J! so the proper amount of ' :i materiaLs will be on ha nd. ' _____ . _ __ '- ',,.- . - - .. Here comes the Carrier Man Sc 7 e ng .C~ kyow IF #4kitq. 1* EMtuI :" &AN01h. ; ;; to £ LYMAN BROTHERS IN ACTION Handy Wright shoots, Bernard watches ifierald Photo by John Cherwa Gamy McDonald Go.nq Kochef Totals 1 S 2 7 JOHN DICKEY INC. II 1% It ' 00 4 01 1 34 1417 43 I .105* W. F i s t Sanford 22 0651 I �___________________ 8A— The Sanford Herald - - . - ~. _-- . _ __. -__ - I ' _ -. - - 2 -. -.,.. . -'.' \ - - ----- ¼ - -- - . iff ,,, f,. ;:" _______ -: __________ _____ - ;:'•- - < 7~"I-__ L__11=16.- - ,I ?, . -1 f ._ T . . . -- . - , - l, - - ' N If . -. - _____ ,' __________ - -. ________ -; ' .- Now - ______ ___ . -. .. ______ F 4 - qj -- -' .- ' , . . - . ' -: :- -- - -. -- - ' '•' .'.' t • , -- "- -. - . . .. ,- TAKING CONTROL UNDER THE BUCKET Oviedo cagers fight Kowboys for ball (Herald Photo by Doug Storum) . . -' r V , r I - - . - I Pon ers Punch Lake Brantev I - By I By DAN GILMARTIN Herald Correspondent powering 14.0 spurt that made Crooms totally dominated the Delatto led the losing cause many think of reverting to boards as they outgrabbed the for the Patriots as he was their boxing rules and calling a TKO. visitors by a healthy 44-23 only double figure scorer. The Crooms Panthers fought With the Panthers picking up margin— many of them coming putting in 13. Thomblirison and off a Lake Brantley comeback errant passes from fatigue on the offensive boards, of- Wilcoxen chipped in with 8 effort in the third quarter by opponents and converting them fering at tirsiøs as many as four apicer and Pinaro followed running off twelve unanswered into easy Iayups via the fast opportunities at the bucket and with 7. points that expanded their lead break Crooms won the many other times drawing fouls to 25 points and cemented the bailgame literally on the run, when the fielder was UnHERALD SCOREBOARD locals seventh win in eleven Led by Terry Smith whose 21 successful. ou t ings Friday afternoon, markers were high for the At the foul line the Panthers Croom blitzing their cross-county contest the hats had eleven managed to keep consistent FG FT-A T1 rivals by a 79-4 score, players in the well balanced with their lack of luck in the Whilet ead 0 00 0 Canning 17 of 34 shots from attack that saw only one other charity category as they Jenk ins 0`1 10 S the floor in the first half the player In double figures. SmIth B S6 2 1 managed only 11 of 25 from the Panthers jumped out to a 38-24 Rueben Cotton, who led the line. The Pats also `1 sitauter 02 . 1 canned 11.— lead at the intermIssIon. The charge in the second and fourth getting an almost equally poor Starling Martin 12 3 I visiting Patriots came back to periods wound up with 15 for the percentage out of 23 trIes Cotton 6 37 IS within nine when Coach Bob day. 3 13 5 Th, win for the Panthers was Wood" K, Brown Brays squad hit the hot streak The Panthers played an the second this season over the I e 00 2 to put the game away. aggressive defense that led to South Seminole school. In the Totals 34 1125 it Using a platoon system many turnovers and easy first meeting the Sanford schoo l Crooms utilized all ten players buckets but it was perhaps the blasted Brantley by an overLake Brantley for at least half a game and left rebounding that provided the whelining 69-28 score. FO FTA TP the starting Brantley five with Sanford club with the unusually " 5 31 I] For the year Bray's Panthers their tongues hanging out In the high total of 81 shots at the now own a fine 74 mark. The homblenson : 01 $ mid fourth period. lx)Op. Of those 81 cracks the Pats saw their record In Wither 1 00 7 At that point—when the locals managed to hit on 34 for reverse---suffering their yorQue 2 00 4 1 1: second platoon was in—the Pats the contest for a respectable 42 seventh loss against four vicSOencer were victimized by an over- ncr cent, tories. Totals 17 11-23 45 B B" Carl Vanzura ZZ. i. I With cold weather most tracks closed down for the winter months. Luckily wo here in the Sunshine Slate have up to this point had beautiful weather. With the Corning of Speed Weeks, area tracks have been getting their ovals In shape for the winter championships. To start with the Daytona International Speedway ill have technical inspec1ions Thursday. ( Feb. 8NASCAR andAHCAwillh'epracticefrom9:OOa.m.to5:OOp.m. Saturday will also have practice for both groups with qualifying for the ARCA cars. On Sunday, qualifying trials for NASCAR Winston Cup drivers for two Daytona 450 pole positions, and to determine starting positions for qualifying races will begin at 10:30 a.m. At 1:00 prr. The 11th Annual ARCA 300 will start. February 11-13, practice for the Daytona 450, Permatex Modified 200 and the Permatex Sportsman, plus qualifying for all NASCAR divisions. On Th ursday, Feb. 14, at 1:00 p.m. the first i4 Daytona 45oqualtlying race will be held. At 2:00p.m. the qualifying race will start. At 3:00 p.m the international Race of Champion cars will qualify. Friday, Feb. 15 at 11:00 a.m. The International Race of Champions will start. At 1:00 p.m. The Permatex 200 World Championship Modified Road Race will start. Saturday, Feb. 16, The Penflatei 300 Sportsman race will begin at 1:00 p.m. On Sunday Feb. 17. at The 16- th Annual Daytona 500 (cut to 450 thlsyearduetotheenergycl-lsislwlllbegsn. . '4FV SWrRN4SPFEDYvAY 11 After a short winter break, the high-powered National Galaxy tour for late model drivers will get back into action Feb. 9 and 10 at New Smyrna Beach Speedway. The two-day show, sanctioned by STARS, Inc., is sandwiched among a bevy of races in Florida the first two weeks o!the month v . . l u LOS ANGELES (AP) - 'Our most important game," Coach John Wooden said before his UCLA Bruins played Notre Dame, "is against Southern California." The victory a week ago over Notre Dame, 94-75, was sieet for the Bruins, however, as it re-established them as No. 1 in college basketball and avenged their defeat two weeks ago at Notre Dame that broke the 88-game winning streak. Still, Wooden points to the National Collegiate Athletic Asciatlon playoffs. The Bruins, 1$-I, can't qualify for a shot at an eighth straight national title without winning the Pacific-a Conference, And tonight's 11 p.m., EDT, game against the Southern Cal TroJans. 11 th rank ed and 14-2, is a Pac-8 game. A UCLA victory would boost the Bruins into a first-place tie with Oregon, 5-0, and virtually eliminate the Trojans, 3-1, from th e Pac-8 championship. Against the Trojans, Hill Walton At Co. risk a record 47game Pac-8 winning streak and a 60-game skein In UCLA's PauIey Pavilion. where they have lost on ly to the irojans, 87-86 in 1970 and 46-44 in 1969, in 130 games at the arena. The Bruins are 18-point favorites to beat the Trojans for an eighth straight time, mainly because of the 6-loot-li Walton, whose Strong supporting cast Includes 6.7 forward Keith Wilkes, G-71i forward Dave Meyers and 6-6 fresh. intan JdR'flOIli Marques Johnson. 1&3-Idp rt s irourJ the half-nule f r tht ' - rt (0911 pa ved ova). Tune trials, heat races and van-race will be part of th ilysched ule,wi th the National Galaxy feature race starting at In addition to the late model stock cars 11964 and newer) or, display, Stars. Inc. will show off its new Comet Division, which is pr1 to just about any American or foreign touring sedan up to a mint 1 lie P;U tc'cl"crs ii ill be aunlnj, at 2.(XJ u $2,5tI0, which promises to draw many of the bi,z names from the east coast. The Cornet cars will run three heats and a 50 lap feature on Saturday and a 25 lap feature on Sunday as a bonus "i w. t'rent tJ " Next week lU give you the scheduie of Volu.sia County Speedway which has a big dirt track championship race on tap wider NASCAR SBxicttt2. ( , us bi ' ead PRESSWi t L BY 42E ASSOCIATED Whits 61. Lake City 44 HONOLULU (AP) DeLand U. Winter Haven U Clay 114, Trinity Ctr,stian 57 Nicklaus had a (our stroke Jacksonville Parker 65. Jack a Jack lead, record score for the year and a record for the cow-se, and wasn't really sure he was playi ng well. "Oh, of course I'm playing reasonably well," he reconsid. ered Friday after his 67 and had given hun a 132 total for two rounds of the $220,000 Hawaiian Open Golf Tournament. The 12-under-par total represented the lowest 36 hole score of the year on the pro tour and a two-round record for the 7,154 yard Waialac Country Club Course. "I have to be playing well to be leading the tournament and tobreak thecourserecord when the scores, generally, are going - SS nes Jacksonville Stanton 76, Ja ck sonville Wolfson 63 9L Jacksonville EtiS coin pa I Is Hastings $6, St. Augustine Florida Deaf 30 J #C k wvlllt Boils's U. St Au Clearmont 6s, ,. Cloud 58 Jacksonville Kenny 71. Fa " Jacksonville .. '. Jackson ee Jacksonville Pibaul? 77. Jack $OflVIhI Sat(tIIw 2 Jackson v ille lle 70 Calvary F or? L$iderdaIe Diltird 62. 'r r O :i:: Hi gh 70 HOlt*OOd Chaminade n. FOIl Lauderdale St OfT4t 37 Fort 7. L au le Nova Ywood McA?fbjr 64 Boyd Ar4trson fl Fort Lau dergjmte t4orTheast 7 Orh 79, Pri lAliCit Fort Lauderdale Glbboqn vq, Key West Immaculate SO Pornpa 13W 70 CO(OnU* derda Cr eek '° Micamar 0. South - rrtrs There will be 114,250 up for grate, including a special $1,500 Nickla Prep Cage Scores P1 ,0 1. Wooden Looks To USC I -- r - hah 13, fort L4voerCaIe '' ' 1 $i , As * ' _ • a ___._ ',J .- - J' '. Jf" ,• -J - l, ,:- ..! ' -•. • __ , - t z~~__Ilri ______ ______________________ -.-- ,- -, _-- - _____ - - - ) __ - - -. - - - a, a ma 20 I I 3 ihn S I 'as" .JOHN 2 1 S - 2i is o __- - 2 0 4 7 , 14 17 I 1340 " ,eniors - - . . - . qv jgII,,IAC, ,.C" k - - r1W " '' '' t'04'7 •-- "t 0/? MIAMI (AP) The strength of the University of Florida's golf team showed up in the 50th annual Dixie Amateur tournament here as Dennis Sullivan won the title and three teammates finished In the top five. Sullivan had to go to sudden death Friday with Skeeter Heath of East Tennessee State Uni v ersity after both finished 72 holes of regulation play with six-under-par 282's. Heath missed a Pi foot putt on the third playoff hole after Sullivan sank a 5-footer for a birdie. Sullivan had a 69 in Friday's regulation play and Heath a one-under-par -" '-' -" b - - - 71. Florida, which won the 1973 National Collegiate Athletic Association golf title, claimed the next three places. Andy Bean had a final round 72 for 283, Phil Hancock a 72 for 234 and Gory Koch a 67 for 284. George Burns of Port Washington, N.Y., had 74 for 285, Bk-k Kart>owski of the University of Alabama 78 for 290, Bill Harvey of Jamestown. N.C., 73 for 293 - J 9ñn; 4e '__________ -' " ' All You Got T o Do Is Ask - - ..,. I - : -- tj , 2,9111ip . .1i 1. .up ' "'/ ..(' " 1'%34 iç' .. " '7 .,.. - i 4? ' - --.- 149 5 -. I '- 9o,qi,q, - ,4 toil W47rjl,,~tf6V - . 4VL ,i;,i, -s- 4 fa q6:;' ' 1 p, .1 2i'#Q. " .i 7V 0 V - 1 __ . ' .- ' - .. - - • , 1 I - ; - '' - lk , , , F '.IT Ij: I --' j,4 - MEN'S WEAR P. _1 - . Clyde Hudson scored all eight of the Lyman points in the disastrous second and later went on to lead the team In scoring with 17. The game stained out to be tight battle with Tony Smith leading the Wildcat charge and Hudson the Greyhound barage. - -- - __ __ - --- -- - . - - LW - - - ff - .V A FULL STRINGER ...35 pounds ofca(fjsIl GREG GANAS WITH CATCH ... A nine pound bass TUNE UP Oakland, Calif. %, . i r,.iIf ) r ti' GROOMING CLASS [I Aquarus Th e NCAA, according to my inside source, felt that college I Lucky lancer, by Eric athletes were be ginning to imitate the pros too much, including , While Lace So*. l, Patricia Rake SR,ENGLISH such excesses as throwllng expensive footballs into the stands. 3 out C'oud, by Kathy Oxencine EQUITATION Inside source also tells me game officials don't like the rule and I Lynn Ekh, ip wtt knt SHOWMANSHIP sometimes overlook a modest display of emotion. 2 Ella Oiler, Routarsa AT HALTER Q. I just can't hardly believe it. After the much publkized 3 Frieda Krst, Ibr Al Barra I Beverly Actor,, St TQnt,go Maid goof Robert Goulet made some time back singing the 5 7 Teresa O'Neal, Lees Napoboon JR. ENGLISH Spangled Banner, I th ought I'd surely see some mention of Glenn 3 June Acten, Beaver Mark PLEASURE Campbell's big goof before the Oakland-Pittsburgh playoff game. Surely I'm not the only one who heard th e line, "Gave proof thro' I Io* by Jinn, Chinch, SHOWMANSHIP AT 2 HALTER 0 D Aquarius. by MiP'ht the night that our flag was still th ere ," sung twice In the song. I iofgenton called Channel 4 In Denier and was informed that I'd been th e i Cody ti 3 fleaermar. t:y June At?Cn only one who called. Pleale tell mcl didn't hear things "RIGIrI." 2 Earl Maurer. General 3 Patricia Raky, White lace Sal SR. ENGLISH Don Boylls, Aurora, Cob, PLEASURE You heard th ings wrong I mean, that's right. The pride of COLTS FILLIES Delight, Ark., did goof, just as Goulet did bef ore the Ali-Uston I The White knight, by Lynn Esh AT HALTER 2- ROUtIAfl1?, by Ella O:er fight in Lewtston, Me. But Chet Simmons of NBC-TV In New York I Call Me King Reed. Jerry FIet 3 lbn At Barra, by Fre-c1, kr%l tells me the network didn't receive a single complaint. Guess a cher few other people don't know the right word sequerice. 7 ROF Sandotar. Beth Bethea JR. WESTERN I IltiC flit, Robert Windr EQUITATION Q. Several years ago (here was a black fighter known as Hurricane Jackson who fought out of Florida, with a very unorItH COLTS I JOI4'flf'Oenn',c,n krlt, Ii,in?Om ttmodox style, such as tw o-fisted up pe rcuts. What was his weight I FILLIES Smoke classandwasheranked?—GeorgeJohnson,Fregno,jf, 1. June Acton, ftcaycrr,,ar 1 Bar Leo Frosty, by Dale 6 avin 3 TCtCt,, iN- ' Tommy (Hurricane) Jackson fought out of Far Rockaway, Dude Bandito, by Jerry flvnticy song itunu, a- a neavyweigni and am one mime was the No. 1 St Tontigo M,id. 0, Beeriy Acton ranked con tender for th e title. Poor Tommy was one of those exploited kids who probably never should have been sa nctioned )97) COLTS as a figl icr. lie could take a punch, and that's all. In recent yea rs, 1 lucky Lancer, by Eric IlcclrncsnC he's turned up in such odd jobs as shoe shine boy a nd has been 7 Royal Wolf, by Jer ry Bentley under a doctor's care. At last report, he lived with his mother In Bonded Taylor. by 1(1?h PiCy Far Rockaway. I'm not knocking shoe shine boys. When It?) FILLIES everybody was commiserating over the (ate of welter champ Beau Jack as a bootblack in Miami Reach a few years ago, he 1 jIlL;' wO I;, (,liit J .11 pocketing $500 a week at the Fontainebleau. man Q. With all th is women's lib stuff, do you th ink th ere's a AGED MARES possibility women will start getting involved in pla) ing pro sports some ti me in the future' —Mark Mellon, Fresno, Ca lif. 1- While Lace Sol, by Patr,(ia Rale 7 South Cloud, by Kathy O,enane I'd like to put you in a closet, Mark, wi th Billie Jean King, I Bar I ass. Ii,- Ji'rry CO-fr isho's been making over a $100,000 a year swatting tennis balls. Ut- all those women golfers. Or better yet, get you out of th e closet. AGE DOE LDINOS If you mean team sports like baseball f ootball and ba sketball. I General Bootleg, by larl M,ref th at's ano th er ball game. The answer is no. 2 leet Napoleon, by Teresa O'Neal Q. Since so many college athletic directors and coaches are 3 Sorrento Red, by Robin Turi-r cry ing about th e soaring costs of f oot ball, why have th ey not AGED STALLIONS enacted an ald.based-on -nced scholarship plan? Frank Broyles of Arkansas cries loudest a bo ut costs, yet wasn't it the same Frank i TI Marah, by Kay Griner Broyles sho once said iild-based-on-need would never work 7 Ha) Ibtldn. by Faceeda Arm.',', Pif't IflcSJc's Srot.l t) because It couldn't he enforced and th e coaches couldn't be Bradley trusted on an honor systm? Keep up th e good work as the lone journalist in American sports , now that Howard Coach has gone WALK—TROT EQUITATION show-bi:. Bob Campbell, Colorado Springs, Cob. Aw, shucks, Oh ses. the question. I called Broyles and he 1 ?,',r,,,, says, quote: "It's not the coac hes you can't turst. It's th e In7 June Mc(aIanci, S'-*' terested parties ii.e.,alurnnfl. It would open upa can of worms.! 3 Starr Grinler, Qamar,, don't remtt against the Ivy League (which has aid based on JR ENGLISH need), but people who have also have many allegations against it. EQUITATION I'm not smart enough to answer th e question of costs, but unless Chtn,IIl, bowi something is done, many sc hools are going to have to give up I JII%fll 7 J-ne Acton, '' ,% %W - ______ - p ______ .tw- - - - '- IF Mr - " , . . , O,c ' ' . . A - P.'rrq - - Baby 'Cats Overwhelm Hapless Lyman Cagers ' I' South of New Smyrna, trout have slowed down during daylight hours but a can to Al-Jo's Camp revealed that night fishing under the Lights is paying off. One party out of this camp dipped enough shrimp for bait to land 30 trout and still had a couple of pounds left to take home. We tried the shrimping Wednesday night and got enough for a mess, about ahundredor so. As the full moon approaches, shrimping will continue to improve. Be sure to check your tides before going, as shrimp runon an outgoing tide. Most of the charts show only the tides at the Inlet; the river tides are approximately six hours later at Turtle Mound and at Oakhlll - LET'S GO FISHING! LONGWOODKenny The Cats won the quarter l8Louis and Stuart Beal combined 13 despite hitting six of 17 from for 31 points in the Winter Park- the foul line in the final eight Lyman jayvee struggle to lead minutts. The final was an the Wildcats toa6s-43thrashing overwhelming Winter Park of the home quintet. vicotry, 65-43. Louis totaled 12 points In the second period to lead the baby Cats In a quarter that found the Hounds on the short end of a 218 tally. - h" ' been as good as last week's report. Records from Lemon Bluff show Dr. and Mrs. Jix Sa nford of Daytona with a two day take of 15, six of them wit roe, Ge or ge F uller and Jerry Hogue, Winter Park, had , (iv roe in their string of seven. Another good string, nd la ed by H Tippet and S.B. Deldears, New York, showed five roe out of; total of 15. Many o ther boats out had catches of five or more The specks are mov in g into shallow water again in I1aki Jessup according to Lowell Hu ey. A limit catch Wednesda) and 45 m or e on Th ursday was the scor e for Roosevelt Kinh while Mr. Leroy of Oviedo took 27 in two hours Wednesday Two co uples, Mr. and Mrs. Mann and Mr. Wilson aix wife sta ved wi th the drift fishing in the deeper water and tool 68 in two days of fishing. $. - Pier fishing continues to furnish excellent sport on blues and big whiting with early morning and late afternoon the best bet ;iccring to the Main Street Fier, Whiting are biting well in the surf north of Daytona, big pompano are in the surf between Daytona and the Inlet, and in the inlet, blues, sheepshead, and whiting are giving the private boat operators plenty of action. - . .. Again, reports of ban schooling came in from Bob Kk arina s e trip, One party brought in a nice catch of I th is week and Eustace Russ managed to take a few. Speck are doing okay In th is part of the ri ver as witnessed by .sin ut u I:in11 tiy Huck Pay on a Thur:lay trip. Shad are giving the trollers plenty of action from Mairin Isle to I,emon Bluff but the percentage of roe shad has rK - Aw Captain Gil King on the "Dandy L" found the king mackerel again after a few slow days. His party took 30 of them via the trolling method and also hit plenty of amber jacks. The "Snow White 2" ran trips 25 days in January and took time out this week for scraping and painting the hull. The other bottom fishing boats are still getting red snapper and black sea bass In good numbers. Q. Li there any special reason for a penalty against "spiking" th e ball alter a touchdown In college football? D. Sylvester, 0toihea' _____ Orre! Bo -. ' I I_Li .A_.L'..i By MURRAY OLDERMAN ,... — -Wiih - - • . - .', - ' 7i0 P814'/i?,'OIViY -V fYc'FQ'M'ft5 2V P0 ___ 1ALqC'( - -. - .... : ( •; - - IV U of F Shows Golf Prowess (.&c' -.. w, Camp Seminole on th e Wekiva River has had some good bass brought in th is week. Mrs. Charles Nober landed one nearly four pounds in weight, Chris Pete rsen had three over the three pound mark and some smaller on es a nd a yo ungst er visi ting the ca mp got off to a good start by pulling in a th ree-and-a-quarter pounder on his first effo rt at bass : - -. - i, ........ i- - pretty earl), ill life. I'lle -hawg" size bass are going on ffie beds early this - a.---- '" . .... - - - - boats running hail day trips out of Inlet Harbor are cleaning up on huge sheepshead on the Old County Reef. Apassenger oil the "Dandy L" hauled in one ofiO-4 pounds and on his next cast, got one weighing nine-% Dr. Dick Gaines, Daytona dentist, proved he can fill a fish box as well as a tooth by taking 20 bluefish in an hour. The 4octor was plug casting with a "Sea Hawk" lure outside the Inlet. scoring on almost every cast, fishing In addition to the usuat run of panfLsh, mudflsh a garfish have been givi ng the fishermen a ba d time. George Cheney, camp operator at Wekiva River have fIfl3lly took time off to go f Lshing himself. get skunked but out of ten fish landed, his partner accounti for seven of th em. (Just kidding, George). Atroopofboyscouts, 30 of th , kep(thingsuve1yatu camp last weekend They were too busy playing a round U water to get much fishing in, but their scoutmaster Gem F Gum-acre more t han made up for it by catching sever, ba Saturday and nine more Sunday. One -- ______________________________ , , - - w Ph, 425-8695 ' - SR. 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I Penney Mijnsey lOvleool rBRING THIS High-Point Trophy: Robin AD1 Ken Kern's G arage Ashton Jr. Reserve Ribbon: Debbie Grey Hit. High-Point Trophy: Pam Cheek Int. Reserve Ribbon: Ted Bows er Sr. High-Point Trophy: Donna Pennington Sr. Reserve Ribbon: Judy Walker 32803 r -- ', fla,r-.- rr,i Øt Second Car Tune Up Includes Labor Plugs, Points, Condensor, Diitribut.r Cap and Rotor, As Required 7. Jr. V When You Tune Up Your First Car B Cylinder $14.00. 6 Cylinder $.0o Labor, Plus Parts As Required 2 11 19 .- S. Sanford Ave. Ph. 322-3462 . - Special thru Saturday Benzomatic Propane Conversion KUREG 26 95t039 95 9850 . . . Igloo Coolers ......,.....20 % OFF Freeze Dried 25%0FF Foods L oose Worms..,,..,.,..... 5 EACH COLLECTORS. SEE OUR NEWLY ACQUIRED COLLECTION OF LUGERS , 322 S. Orange Blossom lia1 OANDo, FL& Feb. 3, 1974-9A Charter year. Justin Morgan, who guides parties out of Silver Glen Springs, has led some of his customers to monste rs already, including one of 17 pounds, a 15 po under, one of 14 and many in the ten pound class, Anyone wishing to land a trophy bass can con tact Morgan by pho ning 1-904-685-2514 to arrange a trip with him or call Joe Lazare at the Plaza Sports Shop for more in. forma tion. - It's June 12, 1930 and th e heavyweight championship r of the world is up for gm-aba. Two years ago Gene Tunney vacated th at coveted crown as an undefeated champion. To night nearly 80,000 people are on ha nd at Yankee Sta dium to see who will fill th e void. After mon ths of elimina tion bouts, the field of con tend ers been narrowed to two men; Jack Sharkey, the ezsaIlor from Boston, and Max Schmeltng from Germany. Contrary to th e rule, this heavyweight title fight h as not been baIlyhoo1 in the press as "The Fight," The glitter and pomp th at usually accompan i es these affairs is strangely missing In this year of world-wide econ C despair. Nevertheless, a genuine groundswell of enth usiasm has emerged as fight time approach es. Sham-key has the edge in experience, He's (ought the best and beaten most, including 0 the great harry Wills. -----•-defeat at the hands of the ex-champion Jack Dempsey. In that match . Sharkey blew a good chance for victory when 0 ~ he momentarily dropped h is guard to protest to the referee about 17-1 a possible low blow by Dempsey. He was promptly kayoed. &hmeIlng 's strengths are d urability a nd the potential to end any fight with one powerful blow. The first round is even, but then Sharkey's speed and ex. perlence begin to prevail, lie's built a slight lead over th e agres.sh'e Schmeling and we're nearin g the end of round four, Despite Sharkeys crisp coun te r punches, the German bores in ha rd er than ever. A heated ex change ensues and sud de nly Schmeling crumples to the canvas clutching his groin. Apparently T. Sharkey ha s delivered a low blow.Now, referee Jim Crowley as a difficu lt decision to make. After nearly a minute of delibera tion he makes It. Crowley awards the fight to Schmellng on a foul. Millions of Gerinats listening to the bout on short-wa ve radio are rejoicing. The world heavyweight championship now belongs to one of th eir own, Max -Schmeling. P0 FT TP 7 04 PORT ST. LOdE, Fla. (AP) Steady Roberto tie Vicenzo of Argentina held a one stroke lead entering today's third round of the ru-hole Professional Golf Association's Senior's tournament here. He shot his second straight (ow-under-par 68 Friday while first round leader Sam Snead fell to sixth with 67-73 for 140. Dc Vicenzo had a bogey and five birdies to stay a stroke ahead of Julius llo,-os of Miami, who had five birdies for a 67 and 36-hole total of 137. In third with 6963-138 is Pete Cooper of Branford, ha. At 139 are Doug Ford of Winter Park, Fla., with 69-70 and Art Wall Jr. of Homesdale. Pa., with 71.68. Snead, 61, of White Sulfur Springs, W.Va., Is after his eighth Seniors title and third straight. He missed only two greens but putted poorly, missing two three-footers, lie fell into a tie with Chandler Harper of Portsmouth, Va., who had his second straight 70. Other- leaders are thick Herbert, Port St. Lucie, 69-72141; Herman Keiser, Copley, Ohio, 71-71'142; Warren Smith, Englewood, Cob., 71-71-142; Gene Hamm, Raleigh, N.C., 2-71-143; Marty Fergol, New Port Richey, Fla., 72•71-143; Chuck Klein, San Antonio, 71-72-143 and Ted Kroll, Boca Baton, Fla., 71-72-143. big ..-Heavyweight Champion 11 Is is 11--55 uus ri..,j -- , T?? I L. I SULLIVAN ui.i4i vAN Sunday, ,;;',J.,, A to Dove's Taxidermy Sbop f or mount ing. Alot of old time anglers are still looking for one that large after w'ar , f trtin PIlr,n u.}w, .nit ID I iiiuu A .1 I on n .1_:a~~.. I 0 2 Oic"la ' ..r- The Sanford Herald . ________________ __________________ WISE AND WHEREFORES by Alan Mover What I mean," he continned 'is that I'm about ,i month tnay (ruin knowing— ( lip stressed the word)_-I'gn playirag well. My short game hasn't been tested. I haven't missed that m1sny greens, so I don't know what shape my short m -unc v in \'l ii it 1 t ojrrn Onh (4lbb) (,iltrt ho hail 69-136, could keep the big blond in sight. "We're just lucky he didn't lap the field," said one-time WOtI It ED fl GA%IES fireman Dwight Nevil, who MONTREAL (APi -Helie( shared the first round lead tcitti plt(ht r 1I}L "1USJL.il of tiit ttkl3 but dropped back to a Montreal f-,xpos set a major tie (or third at 72. 137. league record last season by lie was tied for the position 92 with Eddie Pearce, at 21 the 14 cairies and saved 31 for.",loniiaji.,c_t P1,1,1 00 tist tour ); rt4x1 and ss utu1 rur r r had a 6' in weather that ranged to New York Met Torn in the NatI onal League's Cy from bright, warm sunshine to Young Award. c'easiona1 light shuors. t a - Uf). the weakest A ATLANTA i Al', -'There'sa young black kid out there with a duffle bag," said Joe Taylor some 20 years ago as the then-Milwaukee Braves held spring training in Florida. "Yeah" answered i"sanager Charlie Grimm. "What docs he wfl " "lie wants in," said Taylor, the equipment manager. They let hank Aaron in and the rest of the story Is well known. The hammer promptly began knocking Warren 'Spalin's "c'urveballs and screwballs all over the lot." Grimm recalled the story Friday night as the Braves 400 Booster Club honored Aaron, who is now one homer - shy of tying Babe Ruth's career mark of 714. nt ley .' . :' Briefs IAI;4L A ;v,;; rm v:-J ;; 'IItI . ''' FO FT YP , -in(] tied the score just before l.ions out (if their tightening added. 34POl 'onts •. . ':- F the road. Every lo. ,tv this season Oviedo Sports Five ' -. ! _f ' Freshmen ' School bass are beginning to come out of hibernation and s1x)w a little acticn the str ik ing rounds. And for those anglers who like to see a bunch of hungry fish tear into minnows on the surface, this is good news. Tom Gordy found some string near the Osteen Bridge Camp Wednesday morning and put seven of them on his stringer. Tom was using the large size "Gay Blade" lure. Plenty of bream are to be found around th e bridge pilings now and speckled perch are taking lie Missouri minnows late in the afternoon. Jim Shupe v isi ted the Puzzle Luke area Monday and f inding the wind a little too strong for casting for bass, tried live shiners on the bottom. The bass did not cooperate, but catfish found Jim's offerings tobe just what they wanted and he landed about 35 pounds of them from two to fiv po unds each. Big bass apparently like big baits so Allan lnghram used the biggest one he could Find, a 'hlawg Hunter' plastic worm. It paid off for ldrn with a specimen which weighed 14 " ' Oviedo zone defense for 16 third ' n?home has been handed to Oviedo .;nd fourth quarter nd it d ro a risig gratt fulls (Glib v Ia ii p13% tog in somuinc € le S .Tk totaled 27 for the evening to answered with a roar of his own home court. The Lions will be t3rowdy lead the Kissimmee quintet and sendLig three straight 20 foot re1ng on home court ad. ri!,' on all scorers. Jumpers t hrough th e net closing vantage when 'hey (ace Apopka Mari ftrunddge The first quarter was a test of the gap to one. McCall hit two in an OBC showdown later this Moore y Totals could survive the rash of free throws to make it 45.44 season. turnovers that plagued both entering the final • period of In the locker room following teamnscaused by fast paced full play. the game, Webb mulling over Osce court pressing. Oviedo fell beFor the next five minutes the game's stastictics said, Adams hind 7.3 only to surge to a 14-11 Frazier and Patterson were the "Looking in retrospect we Petty First period lead when Patter- only ones able to mark the score should have beat them without McCrimon son began to find the range in book. Each hit four points as much trouble" when he "i" T ea m close, moving the score to 4948. spotted the big spread in Totals Kissimmee took advantage of Osceola slowed the pace to a rebounds. "But our boys really a sluggish Oviedo second period standstill trying to draw the had to work for this one," he Oviedo - 0 1 F - ________________________________ .,iil fljlPsA ..- s lead to -. 4 -.- School Bass Mak ingAppearance By Dave Brose and Tim Simons - I % - - a.(i - Over Osceola the half-time buzzer at 28-26. zone. Frazier hit a pair of free Patterson, who surprised Changing defensi v e stategies, throws to bite the Kowbo)s e verybody including himself, Oviedo co-head coaches Dave 50-49 advantage. Randy Belt when he scrapped for a jump lion playmaker Robin Mc Miller and Charlie Webb had sandwiched a baseline drive in ball tip and powered in a wrong ('all walked to the foul line wi th their charges fall back Into a 1- between two Cobb jumpers, one way lay-efl during third quarter 1:13 remaining, Oviedo trailing 2-2 zone defense to start the resulting in a three-point-play, action. Webb called across th e 55-54, and convert ed both ends second half. Frazier mnatchedit with his own dressing room, "Clennie! don't of a pressure packed one and Frazier and 61" forward three-point-play setting the on' Whenwe're figuring up one situation clinching a 60-55 David McCrimon overloaded stage for McCaHs last minute averages we'll give that one to win for the Oviedo Lions over the zone underneath. The pair charity line heroics. you." The 61" forward, flashed rambundous Osceola In Friday worked the shift for position The win brought Oviedo to 12- a slightly embarrassed grin and Orange &lt Con ference action, and capatilized on percentage 4 overall and kept their OBC all was forgiven. Patterson and Leon Cobb and Clennie Pat. lay-ups. title hopes alive, boosting their running mate Cobb carried the terson, customary scoring With 4:12 remaining in the conference record to 6-2. Lions for the night. leaders for Oviedo, did their third stanza, Kissinunee, workConference leading Apopka, thing hitting 21 and 20 points re- ing deftly i nside th e zone, remained one game in front of In the junior varsity contest a spectivey while dominating the pushed out to a 42-35 lead. Pat- Oviedo chalking up a 52-46 win sharp bunch of Kowboys out boards with 15 rebounds apiece. terson hit a corner shot an in a over Ocoee, increasing their played the baby Lions, 7844. Oviedo out rebounded the Kow- scramble for a loose ball wound 013C slate to 7.1. boy'; 41-28 sin hø,I,ni, thø wrn,w wv and Miller nojnlpd out that the "!QALD SCOREBOARD ruoti tutm1; two foot jumper stretching Low; 1ii'.e 1 uugn lucft ui -- - - ---- Going 'To Bed'Early The Sports Time Machine By DOUG STOHUM Herald Staff Writer --- - "Pir" Lift Oviedo - 1JI4 ' -. - , _-.~~ Iw..- - ___ ~- reebies F L - - ---.------------------.-.-------.---- Sunday, Feb. 3, 1974 MCCall's Clutch !!!!! r . - The Sports Sanford Plaza Shop - �I 10A—The Sanford Herald Sunday, Feb. 3, 1974 CELE904TIP* 3 Women ' s 900NEEMN SeniiiMIi Lykens- Temple World - - "Do A Good Turn Daily. Sunday, February 3, 19i.. - ~9 ! Page lB Pink Ladies Meet For Awards Dinner Installation THE SLOGAN THAT WORKS It works because practice makes perfect, and daily means 'Vt • , - tor, Rev. Virgil Bryant. groom is the son of Mr. and . George Touby, organist Mrs. William F. l,ykens Jr., and I.ouise Priest. soloist, I Cont'd On Page 211) . And every day. Boy Scouts get into the habit of looking for ways to help others, until the habit cf helpfulness becomes a way of life. The boy grows into a man who cares ...andshowsit! :- fly FANNETTE EDWAH[)S The best part about a good turn is that it's good for the boy. He the Women's Auxiliary of Seminole Memorial Hospital Herald Correspondent - ' (Pink ladies), who give un.1 t'autiful dininj rl1,I to th -clfi.chlv of their time and holiday Inn in Sanford was the ability to service. setting for an awards dinner The tables were adorned with and installation of officers of - (Cont'd On Page 28) feels better about himself because he can help other people. He . _____ - learns he can really make a difference in shaping a better world. 'Photo By Bob Orwig _. -,, 4.•. • -. - - : . ______ 47 - - aw X - . - , - -, ii - -- -. - - I/ / The moment a Scout joins a patrol he enters into a brotherhood. He becomes a brother to every I other Scout. Help Scouting. I I J .k.. - 4 C[OC) 57E 3LiCJf SANFORD PLAZA 4_ one we - Adcock Paint Center wel 800 5. French Ave. f A SCOUT IS TRUSTWORTHY Sanford, Fla. 1,000 h I OU RS OF' SERVICE 332.9ss - A SCOUT IS CLEAN When we say a Scout is Clean, we mean in both body and mind. it means clean speech, a clean outlook and clean sportsmanship. Clark -Mark owicz Mr. and Mrs. William H. Clark, 3001 S. Park Ave., Sanford, are announcing the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Miss Cathy Jane Clark, to John Frank Markowicz, son of Mr. and Mrs Charles F. Markowicz of Geneva. Born In Portsmouth, Va., the tride-elect is th e grandCarney. Merritt Island; Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Kallies, San-. ford: and Mrs. Julie Clark. Miami. At Seminole High School, where she was graduated In 1972, Miss Clark was business manager of the "Salmagundi" and a mem ber of Candy Stripers and Civinettes. She Is currently employed at United State Bank of Seminole, Her fi ance, who is a 1969 graduate of Seminole High School, is attending Florida Technological University where he is a member of Co-Op and Delta Tau Delta fraternity. He is also employed at Cape Kennedy. The wedd ing will be an event of March 23, at 4 p.m. at St. lAikt"S Lutheran Church, Slavia. _ I "INSURE WITH CONFIDENCE" Dial 322.0331 A SCOUT IS COURTEOUS Downtown Sanford _ SCOUT - Every Scout Is a gentleman. The courtesy he practices helps make him a better man. Thus, To be a thrifty Scout means saving for a good education or for something that will provide a our manpower begins with BOYPOWER. better future. Support the Scouts. SKATE CITY ROLLER RINK - RafinunI Batik- - .- r Member F D.i.0 A SCOUT IS CHEERFUL 11,44'l I ii LT A SCOUT A SCOUT IS BRAVE HELPIJLIS . Reverence is more than just a word to Scouts. It When a Scout learns to overcome difficulties means being faithful to religious obligations; with a smile, he grows to bt a real man. dig serving God in everyday actions. Boy Scouts demonstrate their helpfilness by doing a good turn daily. Scouting builds useful America's manpower begins with BOYPOWER. citizens. Help them. rUT. M*mbsr F.D.IC. uncl W. Scoran DIII'd Ajmont. '11 ,p LJ: tw at1 nk - - -- D - - A NIEL fl.LjI Nee Deborah Kay Temple MISS Grace Marie Brooks, organist, prescnt-d appropriate daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John musical selections for the W. Brooks, 2005 Hibiscus Court, ceremony. and John E. Ward, son of Mr. Church decorations included and Mrs. Leopold Wolf, 108 S. four Altar vases with Sunland Dr., all of Sanford, arrangements of white glads, were united in Holy matrimony snow flake porn posits and at 12 noon Jan. 19, 1974, at All baby's breath with solol foliage Souls Catholic Church. and potted palms. Family pews Officiating clergyman at the were marked with white satin double ring, nupital Mass was ribbons and sprigs of foliage. Father Patrick Kett. Altar boys Given in marriage by her were Jeff Burke and BemieVon father, the bride wore a formal Herbulis. John Charles Aiken I Cont'd On Page 28) - -- - - • ____ Blaylock -Boume Mr. and Mrs. James E. Blaylock of Route 2, Sanford, are announcing th e engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Miss Kanet Kaye Blaylock, to Gary W. Bourne, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Bourne of Milford, Va. The bride-elect, who was born in San Diego, Calif., is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hankins, Okolona, Miss., and Ottis Blaylock, Greenville, Miss. At Seminole High School, where she was graduated in 1972, Miss Blaylock was c ha plain and pianist of DECA, and a member of th e Spanish (lob. 'n the summer of 1972 she traveled to Europe where she studied Comparative Cult ures with the Foreign Study League. While attending Seminole Junior College, she was organist for Convenant Presbyterian Church. 11cr fiance, who was born in Woodbridge, Va., is a graduate of Garfield High School, Woodbridge, where he was active in th e band. He is in the U.S. Navy, stationed in Charleston, S.C., where he will be released In February. A late February wedding is planned in Milford. - . —-.-- - am WMWEL Engaged to Frederick II. Kaiser ANNA MARY at shc - - Uiw Sanfvr~Atlantic Soocial Party Rat.t A SCOUT IS REVERENT . v u,u-Drooh s fflarfei-Kaitster aq iLJ MRS. JOHN E. WARD Nee Grace Marie Brooks Photo By Bob Orwig i The Atlantic Banks help Off 17-92 on the Dog Track R1. Ph. 538.7474 111 n ~"aa ~04Yeinei J -• The McKibbin Agency Ext as t Robert Resserer and president Grace Smith (l!era1d Photo Bv Charles Edwards) - keep his promises. Nothing builds BOYPOWER SINCE 1884 I - A Scout knows that he must be trusted; he must like the Scouts. Will you help them? . - - I &-... - 't$,tIFOsC San ord a - - \ - Miss Mary Elizabeth LeFils, mums, anti greenery on all -t , 01 .115 and Mrs. three Aitars A ltars IflU nd pottedI pa lI ms. Donald LeFils, Sr., Os(een and :kneeling bench was used and Richard Thomas Ford, son of family pews were marked with Torn Ferd, Deland and Mrs. sprigs of greenery, baby's Ed Duckett, Atlanta, Ga, were breath and pastel carnations. united in Holy matrimony, Jan. Given in marriage by her 12. 1974, at 2 p.m. in All Souls father, the bride wore a formal .an(c - j. k1i9th gown of candieiignt Officiating clergymen at the Duclse satin featuring an candlelight double ring empire bodice of pearled and ceremony were Msg. Irvine embroidered alencon lace, a Nugent. V. G. of St. Charles wedding band neckline, long Cathedral, in Orlando, assisted tapered sleeves with flounced by Father William EnnLc and cuffs, accented by a tiny band Father William Keane (icc. of self fabric and tiny pearls. tors). Altar boys were Greg The slightly "A" line skirt LeFils, brother of the bride and swept into a Chapel train enDavid Fall. circled with a roll hem. tier Mrs. F. E. floumillat, exquisite lull length mantilla organist and soloist, presented carried a deep border of rean appropriate program of embroidered alencon Lace, held nuptial music including solos, in place by a pearled Juliet cap. "Ave Maria" and "Oh Promise She carried a cascade bouquet Me." of candlelight roses, baby's Church decoratiom included breath, greenery and can. arrangeme nts of white glads, (Cont'd On Page 2B da udU)tcr u ghter - -- i • 'I - 7T ora -Ler rls owl ,. Support the Boy Scouts today. _ - - Ti his country. Help make our country strong. ll. Fi .. . A Scout Is loyal to his family, his friends and to _ __ ___ MR. AND MRS. RICHARD THOMAS FORD . Nee Mary Elizabeth I.Fi1s He doesn't stoo at one a day. He's always finding new ways to do good.. and doing them for his fellow men. A SCOUT IS SCOUT IS wino LOYAL FRIENDLY presented an appropriate musical program of nuptial selections. Louise sang "There Is Love." The bride is the daughter of Officiating at the candlelight, Mr. and Mrs. Louis H. Temple, double ring ceremony was the 2606 Iroquoi.se Ave. and the - - a - I. Miss Deborah Kay Temple and Daniel W. Lykens ex. changed wedding VOWS Dec. 21, 1973, at 7 p.m. in the First Presbyterian Church, Sanford. A Scout stands up for what he thinkt. is right when others try to change his mind. It takes backbone to be a Scout. Help them. KAMPF TITLE & GUARANTY CORPORATION SLAVIA, FLA. JCPenney HEA DQUARTERS FOR OFFICIAL 322-9484 Sanford - SANFORD PLAZA 7 .'.\RIN III CIIAP\L-\N ... Engagrdto James Rabun Chapman-Rabun. Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Harold Chapman, 210 Vinewood Drive, Sanford, are announcing th e eni:agernent and ap. proaclung marriage of their daughter, Miss Cariri Denise Chapman, to James Edward Rabun. son of Mr ir( Mi. flUJ. Charles Tolar Rabun, of lake Monroe. Born in Sanford, the bride-elect is the granddaughter of Mrs. Philip Robert Bach, 215 Homewooti Drive, and Mrs. Jewefl Partner Chapman, 62 1 Park Ave., both of Sanford. At Seminole High School, where she was graduated in June 1971. Miss Chapman was a member of the Pep Club and Tennis learn. She was graduated'fro Seminole Junior College in A pril, 1973, and is now a junior at Florida Technological University where she is majoring in Elementary Education. Her fiance, who was also born in Sanford, is the grandson of Mrs. C. P. Itabun of West First Street, Sanford. He is a 1970 graduate of Seminole High School and is t'rnpinyrd by Vihien Electric Compajy. The wedding will be an event of Feb. 2, at 7 ) p r at Pinecrest Baptist Church, Sanford. - - - BOY SCOUT UNIFORMS AND EQUIPMENT 704 N. Park Ave, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin E. Warfe l of Route I, Sanford, are announcing the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Miss Anna Mary Wand, to Frederick llavwrd Kaker, son of Mr. and Mrs Frederick U. Kaiser, of Flowing Well Road, IX-Land. Horn in Sanford, the bride-elect is the granddaughter of of Mrs. Helen Weldie of Wellsville, Pa. Miss Warfel was graduated from Seminole High School in 1970 where she was a member of the Latin Club. in 1973, she was graduated from Florida State University, majoring in Dietetics, and is employed as a dietician for Seminole Memorial Hospital. Her fiance, v,ho was born in St. Augustine, is the grandson of Mrs. J. C. F'airclothSr. of Tampa. At 11.11. Plant High School, Tampa, where he was graduated in 1964, he was on the football leant and vit - e president of the Key Club. lie received his B.S. degree from I -• University in 1968 and is a 1973 graduate pharmacist from Florida A&M University School of Pharmacy. Mr. Kaiser is vice president of Kaiser Pontiac Buick, Dc-Land, and is also a pharmacist. Wedding plans will be announced at a later date. - ('.VIIIV JANE CLARK Engaged to John F. Markowicz JANET KAVE BLAYLOCK Engaged to Gary V Bourne -. -------- �213—The Sanford Herald Sunday, Feb. 3, 1974 Creative Art Is Her Lifestyle Weddings F017d, (Cont dm age in (Ilelight satin ribbon streamers. Oil .r way o d 1 Fds stopped and presented her mot her a single oligstemmed red row. During the the maidhonor ; and best man remained in Sanctuary wiih the bride 9mm while others in the bridal long white gloves and silver san iFi, sister monogrammed necace, a gift f 1e from th e bride She carried a ody Their gowns were identical to that of the honor attendant except Ifl pink crepe, with matching accessories, headd ca ress resses 0 pL nk carnations ai breath and carried bouquets to Inn bride; Janet Tatum and Kates, all of Osteen. ic best man a n d usher- stephanotis, deep blue cornflowers, baby's breath and ivy foliage with tailored ribbons of deep blue velvet. Bridesmaids were Cathe rine mid and Jennifer Burke. The gowns and -flowers were identical to those of the honor attendant, They also wore idtntaalsthcr ntckthces if James LeFils, brothers of the groom, and a nephew. Dale Best man was the grooms father, Leopold Wolf and ushers Richards, Del-and. The groom were Roy Ward, brother of the and his attendants wore mint groom and John W. Brooks, green tuxedoes,with black trim 'L. ana siaLKs. itleir shirts were all wore black Prince Ed - LykensTemple - - - ¼ - - - — .- - 1 - - 1. I - - - I I .. - - I - Venise lace interspe rsed with white satin ribbon aced a path __ .1 - aZ - I 1 i I ,.1Y -. • _____ . - - l l I . - . 1~ ___ . -. ____ - __ .. . -- . -er bouffant silk illusion ved was own - - - 4 -. - . - . - . .- ' , - - 7 - - I - J - __ - - 11 satin I - i I. - !rL__ X I .... __ ~ I- I ~11 A 1-1 . -- -_ ' _. ,-., _~ __ I ulthtlon. I(EV ~ __ - I M& ZW~~ -- ~W__~ ou--s. jIW totally against any organization that would tell me ' NNE Elf ' ' s t don particular rules or route to work one mor. regulations for ine." Air Force chaplain husband Dwayne. In each country where they lived. she absorbed the culture and atmosphere, with ,-N ~ - . - me the answer in their concept. as obvious tlIt I as seeking 1X )OU beliee in organized an inner spiritual awakening, religion as such"" I asked. So I Jotted down the name' and She answered, "Well, yes phone number of a faillOWS and no, I believe that people UI in 111% Personal belonging to a religion have to telephon' file for future he organized in a sense, but I - - Judy Temple, twin sister of the bride, was maid of honor. She was atUred in a formal length gown of rille green What was tilt- hang-up" Perhaps a certified inedium comparative religions and teachings are really universal could gibe ' Arts in Buffalo, N Y -I'd work awhile and save niv money so that I could atte another session at the art school. Atone time I wanted t be a fashion designer, but after discoveri ng portrait work, i figured I could make a good living from It," she said. Anleta has traveled all o v er __ • Camelot bonnet of matching thee sp rin kl ed with sequins and - I .1 — - -.--- adoptiNI by the rociety for to educate people and uplif the foHuers them Surrounded by a world of Two with flU home with me are, "We believe CONANT CRITICISM problerns, and seemingly in infinite intelligence," and PP S'mtthinr is missing w believe the highest Are you criticized b) It appeared. that -it Iiinei, (lark morality is contained in tile churches and skeptics?" I clouds constantl} hoered oer (,'ihjen Rule Whatsoever )C asked iny head. and that I had taken %~-,,,11( 1 th;lt others should do Anne cited several examples oer the Job of Atlas UfltO)OU,doeaountnthem" and pointed out that the critics •'Y Ciflotlondi dilemma Explaining that she teaches are in total ignorance of her directed me to a psychiatrist the history. science, beliefs, which she emphasized philosophy tfl( o ergymin, ti rt i I?t r dill re li g ion:lf.SpmrItuaIisni she was their problem. JI li informed iiii lurthe r added that het She told of a charming . mg1 ; % _1_1__ L___L Soon after my arrival, I A- hipped out mv phone file it, •'4iZI a pars is ed tint er II A--,She added, 'I t s a wonderful derstanding of the people. 1 11 way of life, yet it doesn't tell scooped neckline and long "Children are my first love in The file slipped to page -G", wore a candlelight rose bud bow ties. )O what to think, but enPA INTING IN OUTDOOR STUDIO sleeves. She carried a French pora1ta. Ihave sketched in the with the name, ANNE (fl boutonniere. Ir-e 's" ' Pa tr icia I courages free if d bo uque t 01 )'ellow, white AflIt. Mengel Is Insplreu iN nature's selLing . Flower girl was M Sharon I of the bride, was flower girl. Ui and bronze daisies, white enjoyed it I use photos or lie phone be came a magnet and (Herald Photo kt' Iilhnlc [ Fds, sister of the bade. self-contained and smiling She was attired in a miniature . sophIlia with natural foliage sittings. Sometimes children after the call. tile gracious 1.idY during our entire conversation. was attired in a miniature replica of the other attend-ants and long matching satin ribbon cannot sit still for long periods granted mmdc a personal lfl Rev Getunan feels that Btbllca replica of the maid of honor's gowns and a blue velvet bow in streamers, of time, so I ten use a photo," terview. I did not ask dress and headdress and for a text is a bit worn-out f carried a white basket of rose her hair. She also wore a single Audrey Temple, another many people after 2,000 years strand of pearls, a gift from the sister and LW.a Lykens, sister When Anleta paints an # pthl.t '' and that the philosophy that From the moment she bride and she carried a white tCont'd From Page In) o(the grcom were lesmaitis The bride's mother wore a E.M. Marion, first VICe. animal portrait, the ex. presented Mrs. John iLilly) award, thanked the hospital esus brought to the Of -S bo-pvep basket with an pressbns are amazingly Insomething I wanted. It was a lot formal length gown of turquoise administrators and the women ThieIr gowns and flowers were red glassware and gold and Lou. with a silver Paul Revere president; Vance Mrs. arrangement of flowers vice- dividual and life-like. of girl's talk and then on to her chiffofl with long slee v been identical to those of the honor white decorations, fern and Howl for 10,000 hours of service for this honor. completely Brumbaugh. third inisin. es, identical to the bridesmaids attendant , Man people think that all background, which is so terpreted by man. empire waist and a white orchid bouquets. brightly colored flowers, Then Mr. Besserer presented president; as a Pink Lady at the hospital, Mrs. Clifford Bill Lykens served his fascinating I could write a corsage. She explained, "We are sort Mrs. Haffy Smith i Grace) with In the center of the head table to date. McKibbin, recording poodles or other breeds of dogs The brides mother wore a brother as best man Usne look alike. That just isn't seiries of books, Edward Blackman , re fresh fl ow ers hr tray for of every hue. This represents lO,O hours accumulating secretary. Mrs M ron A Of moving out of the age where ornial length gown of mint were Danny Hale and Rick true Each animal Is completely maternal grandmother of the people are gisen Biblical te xt 1,000 hours with gleaming candies in silver (luring the past 14 years byMrsBreck. corresponding of Service to the green poll-ester double knit Wiggins and groomsmen were different from another and I try bride, wore and told how to interpret it, how holders at each end of the table. Lotz, who Ls 83 years young. patients and hospital. seciretary; and Mrs. Stanley I a pate green with long chiffon sleeves, gold Mark Williams and Mike to shantung street length dress . Pr etty place ca Mr. Besserer proceeded to accept it, and how they must stood at 700 That means an average of with Poloski, treasurer. accessories and a white catMoore. Anne is perhaps the only t ru ly apply II to t he ir own lives. with matciung asones ea h gue-sts plate, and silver hours a year or about 14 hours a the installation of officers for The only member to exceed pressitm." she said. ticyn orchid corsage with pale Beth Sanders and Carol a pink carnation corsage. bowls of candy. %% She Is "We are also moving into an Mrs. lAtz in number of hours week. I believe that is quite a the year, 14. and installed the green trim. The groom's I-Aens, flower girls were at1. Anieth'& follo Seated at the head table were he commented. % m , record wing into office: Mrs. rved, is Mrs. Charles Butter Following the ceremony a mother wore a formal length tired in long dresses similar to . "Most people enjoy a good --ld c,tz accepted the Il4irrs Smith president Mrs Mrs . I Mrs Harry Smith president 'bo has 14 ,000 hours to d1' two-piece black and white the o er th attendan ts and each carica t ure of themselves," sh e Knights of Columbus Hall. Area brocade wit presiding Mr. and Mrs. Robert h white accessories said Many of her recent decorations ca,, Out U and a white cattleya orchid basket of white flower Pthts. hospital; sketches hang in the Imperial chosen colors the br ide Reed Brody, W corsage with si l ver m The bride's mother chose a as ta tr or — H ous e , In Winter Park pink, green and ht ntadiunis at and Grandmother, Mrs. Hazel I Antiques are a spedal hobbs Miss Patricia LeFils, sister of formal length gown of aqua wife;Carl Benson, food service ~-_ - -_ the bride's Brooks, wore a street length "ith Anieta, who especially -1 . the bride presided at polyester crepe with long director and his wife; John - __ - book table, overlaid with a drew; of blue and pink knit with 0% 4 -Aeeves, empire waist imatching Schirard Jr. chairman of enjoys collecting and - ,:0 pale blue accessories. GrandF . jacket and a white r - -4 ri.- finishing antique frames. -a-. white lace cloth and adorned ' - - - _7_1w~_ Attleya board of directors and his wife; . _ i_. ~;~~~ .. - J mother, Mrs. Margaret King orchid corsage. The groom's IL, i!l ~ ~ c -0 ~ - ramics and sculpting are b ~_ _~ ~ I _ with a sterling silver bud vase wore a navy and Mrs. E. M. Marion, vice= — ~ floal polyester ~, X mother wore a rose pink formal __ i, " * . ~ , 9tr arts in which Anieta is and flhI ro5bUd3 / president serving as chaplain. __ dress with black asones length gown with empire Highlighting U bri des ta ble flies both wore white carnation After a brie' meeting. dinner bodice long sleeves and a white was served. Preceeing the "As much as I have &-lgs. 1 cattleya orchid corsage. I I 1. I ~__ , 1I8) cake iced in white with a dinner, there was a social hour The reception site was .. - . : 'i Mrs. Milton Moore, maternal fr, . pi- riod in my life when I thought xn 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. i ; . stairwa) and lighted Holiday Inn of Sanford. Tables OfOr grandmo ther of the bri&, wore ' 14- I "ould never paint again. My I -~., Following the dinner Mrs. "eltenduig all the way throtigh we" overlaid witli pink net . _17 a fo I length gown of blue Smith presen Mr. 1. ds had the cake and a miniature bride over while and adorned with •"arthritis, and I found rma led Bess"er, . I (ould barely hold a brush or . _ _-I - and groom standing at the top. floral arrangements. The who proceeded to sing the -_ cessoriesanda white carnation Mrs. Art St rict cut and served bride s book table was . could no longer N f in and the I. . . the cake and presiding at the d ecorated nacar door. A friend .a work they perform (c with the I iuui9iir,iJ'::;cv The reception site was throWhout the years, two purich bowls, one of fruit e One teaspoon -' / 1 brideuTtaids 41RU w1d the Fellowship Hall of the church. .1 Punch and one champagne cakc table with the bride the )ear of their Potted palms were placed at Petted s' . wereMrs J. J Sict koski and - s 'in axi irs to tinoie r vinegar in a glass of " II Fruit pinJm as vantage points in the reception Hospital 1 . Mrs. Frances Stanaland li day. I did, and after a - - sen'ed from two sther punch . area Two fmve4ranched silver S''Floating hostessits the 11.11L%ses bowls along vnth cake. finger -flse ladies have given le my hands Improsed, and / candelabra with cascading 0.ver 160,000 hours of unselfish "t1k I 110W I'm back painting as much Tema LeFils, sister of ttv sandwiches, hors d' . __ ___ .4 .. OeuveM arrangements of bronu, yen ~ . ___ bride and N'onie Richards, nunts and nuts. as ever." , ~ ,.- - - " service to our hospitalized and A - -1!&~-. g - J. q 1w. I gT Wece of the groom. distnbuted . to the assistance of our ad~ ___ '. 1* In fact, Anieta often works on Jackie Settle cut anid served C _. .and silver eucalyptus foliage - I ~ . I . . A vim -4 ~ .4,veral pieces of art at one mini3trative staff. Without rice bags of pink net and green the cake and pouring were - % _A _ j & ~r ! 7H-_M r~ U I __ - - --A ribbon bars. Co-ordinator for Ellen and Therem Brooks, them we would be lost. That il tinle. And she never takes a trip S . the entire rect,ption was .Mrs, sisstms of A 'IM -, .T., why we are so delighted to be aithout a sketch pad in her Im . L;AA the bride. .Mary sintilar nowevs highlighted the flrnJtJ Stuftz, of Enterprise. Brooks, another sister wasJane the ones to make the special in T1 I. •' punch tat,ie A I......J.* rOf her going - away outfit charge o1 1. bride's awards that are to be presented $ u.0 . ('1 i.\T'I'IN(; AFTER CLASS J Ann Sanders Jean Temple . \nieta Is a stickler for lidMrs. Ford chose a turquoise and to two special ladies, tonight, -rice bags were and -. be wid. iii and nn Gehni 'in . ating learning the basics of long sleeved dress with distributed by Patricia and Ali . - 1) r Le v i{tisell -? 4 3mvd the cake and po slftveless over-jacket drawing. She has taught teen— lie C Wilma fl ca.'led UPOn . :-' ...n eart classes and she saw to it candlehght row corsage from Camy MW Missy Schirard Jr.. chairman of the The live-tiered wedding Aiken Tarn Marcel and Jorie I ~11!' -, ", 1; !~ ~~~Iij~l r! ~~!~! hat her students received a oar 01 ,_ di rectors her wedding bouquet. The cakewasicetlinbluewithbI ue I ~ ! i i i! ~, i Rumney presided at the ,cid foundation in art. couple left for a wedding trip to flowers and doves and topped book table which was adorned I i "kJ II erald I1IUtU Port Orange and are now with a miniature bride and with two long RECEIVES 10,0(Y)-HOUR TROPHY ' stemmed yellow I!)) 'iitiu en can do wonders I "Children residing at Stetson House Apt. groom standing Uvi an arch. . Jnht-i St'hirird t I roses in a silver bud vase. ih (.lmarie r4l%s arii Inc sirnPte h 11 in DeLand. -. I 11111( )( I Uasmcs aren t A miniature fountain was SaIIdC1S. skipped. I encourage young / bride, distributed the rice bags FF__ ~_ Is now accepting patients - contructicin worker with t:' People to really apply themt!rr of 11w cake. . - -. . i Li Ii hems -. - - for the same skilled, father bbuslnes.smDeLan,t He -i selves. as there are so many Laterintheafternoonflobbit ~ Were IS WIll 113 Daneen - I Opportunities today in the field also attends night classes at quality nursing home .11 Williams and Lenore Thief Harper andCarol Brooks. Coof art, she Stetson continuing said his enterlairwdwth a buffet atthe provided since 196 1 onator and brjl I .tant ho r othe rlde ary eta lives on s. quiet lake Out oitown guests came from I I!ravehng, Mrs. Ward = orM her t,olng-away -. outfit % We offer individual care %Ithherhusban(Iant1mu Fr r M 'er' S' Pet r r ,httr ' 'I t° I, (* li d¼ S a great deal of litr, in an int i mate, warm , Co o I MM M sakka Oxford City, corsage from her wedding home-like citmosphere. i4m thmatehinglon 're' t S looverlooktng the -~_ nd matching ac. - I I \ 1, J4W ~ J4 k - ~~_ ~ __ . ~ _eftboriet. The cou* left f3r a -, . 4W .:.!, O r Lts Modern and spacious, A ~ A ., Vt---,# Ar pi real artist knowi if he ,lias Coast and thieir new residence i 9 trip to St. AuguMtine is the Elder !;pnngs Trailer wedd 4 V__-I -- Anieta. ard Park, in Sanford. It5y, here the groom is Tht1groInutsetnp1u)edbs the ctal,oned while seri " I itie C 1It)l1(W Medical facilities the • I AL7 that sees that you Just tmti,e to 1, 4"s-p__ want seen and black and each Tuxedoes, blue shirts and black Pink Ladies Install, Give __________ ____ - - ______ ______ ''- — _4 r ' _____ ____ - I f _______________ ________________________ .= _______________________ _______________________ , -. - •1; '' Our first meditation came !ast week and I have never experienced such tranquility . nxities. an serenity (neither has Dora She further commented, entire class $ red his one beautiful thing at you ore not only aware of the quite wild idothersseeing the erial world, but you also cruxification of 0xist, etc. t ha t our sic me aware of the spiritual and often uCfl ,en an ounterpart of life and you don't I potential 11,I(Altation Slit! feels tha . .d. Youcanreallygu HiGH. should be creative in order to you know, spiritually." find fullfilinent. About that nicotine habit ... My vision was one of the wild Anne feels that smoking is a transgression of Natural tAw nnes. I kept trying to get a smne heca it imposes d comort in Ot15 on my camera and all of a sudden the most gorgeous on others, pollutes the air and cur e on a bad for your lungs. She added, "One of the screen in a magnificent theatr e Natural Law3 is that if you do was the profile silhouette of a something wrong or harnu1 ha7me n rom ime ime ra then you're going to suffer for it nd w: keep you n. and most people do, one way or ad 1 ormeo, our progress. the ot he r. So I'm anti-nicoti ne." And odds are that 1, too, will attacked it ast two h iptism Anne informed that . 'ter socie y not eve n - _________________________ 4;_il~l -, 1. -- -. - - , A _ .. - omen should be silent In church For about an hour h' attempted to convince her - about his religion and what h' ______ felt she should think and hoik she should change Although she completek I disagreed with U minister, Anne admitted she enjoyed _________ ___________ turn back the next day t hear - Today, he has abandoned his o Spiritualism, but know nothing about - ' , 1 .1 4 I 7-.,T , !& - -, -, - _ __ __~1_ - - - I .- I I . . -- _- it 1-4-0 f I reincarnation?" I asked. Anne answered, "I used to be e veryone is pretty much born It's an odd of thing, out of love and the desire of fife very night my b that to re-create itself." da )I had several hone' ca lls I cOU ould g00 and on about this and discussions on a proposed fine arts theatre for Sa nf ord . runarkable woman and i 's which I mentioned in a column. hmghiy possible that ychti c One my most exciting calls Anne Gehman sensed my need - --)W, IW ').Lf' Y, A ., n7, "How do you feel about saw a church. a school and L Af - - -' U LIFE SIZE PuUT1t1 IT OF REV. B. ANNE GELIMAN Painted in heavy oil by Dolly Anderson (Photogra plied -By Do'ris Williams) an . :. .. ... for what she had. Fate or destiny~' ------ -- morel study Psychic Laws and 1 ~ V next week, and I really think Court House R arri a r, rp -, David W. Chubb, 21, lit I Bx 311 Mtld, Susan Varian 22 —•: 20191-z Lake Dr., (13, White Ave., Orl., Judith L Michael H. Draper. 24, Lake 1315 Border I * 'j ':: i .j ' ' interested In irig to promote a theatre and a lso a little Interview, which I have Just enjoyable facet in the life of Anne Gehman. interested I became Call It what you will but Would you believe that it Wales Iretta II Voungers 19 WP Wesley D. 22, Bx 453. Cordon F Crocker Jr 20 Geneva, t A . Hancock, &-in Diego, Calif.. Jacqueline 18, lit 2 Ex -09A .Nltid. ' didn't take much brainwashirg who knows just wttat the future holds in the opening of that o convince DORA LEE beautiful t curtath SO until the time comes, I'm look forward to the eVerything, really, life. matter fascinating tiff and rneditatirg with a classes ever), week. and so on as opposed to the Laurel Ave., Dianna '0, 2125 serene. draniatic ta-ta. I Jack, \l Appleon l8,656CorzCir, The introductory class is theory of reincarnation. Charles Alston, 37 20, 2105 Glenway Ave. designed for self-imp ro vement. AS Men's Formal Wear Comstock -I can believe in the re. F B Kenneth M. Doyle, 19. 117 spiritual unfolding and psyctiie Texas W. Farmer. 44, 5WI Mitchell. RENTALS 89 Ave., Lyman cycling of soul force, but notihe Anderson Cir., Sonya A. Holley, awareness. Also stressed is the Cortez For Weddings. Proms, etc I Judi th I idea the same old persona l' is HighIan Ase idea of spiritual awareness and B.L. Perkins Men's Wear coming back into a new body, Thomas P. Ward, 18, 69 individual spiritual growth and 204 E. First St but the re-cycling of soul energy Sicomac Rd., N. Haleden, NJ, recognizing our link with God. . Ph. 322. 1111 or soul force." I Sharon L Davidowicz. 20, 9'.) -ti , __~ Nancv J. Bowers & Warren custody child. Winter Park Dr., CB. - ___ LIFE EVERIAST'ING custody of child. &,immy F. Evans, 42, 103 T., wf ' Julia C. ElkourN & Fadv, wf Jennin~s Laverne Hurt & name rest. - Ellegard. Oakland Dr., Juanita F & Gar. fln how do you explain life irgmnia I 20 RI 3 Bx George W Williams & Mars everlasting?" I asked Carolyn Matztnger & Jack H, A, wf custody 2 ch. James E Williams Jr. li t The sin . Anne said, "Well, why would 2 Bx 3023, Jacqueline Martin, wf minor children. 2. .Margaret D. Louria & Gordon we -have to come back to this 18. [It 2 Bx 337. Agnes Overton & Clinton. wf J., wf 2 children. as craffind by Life Stride form of life for everlasting or Douglas E. Wise, 18, 216 Gary minor child. Benjamin Franklin Taylor & eternal life. You know there are Soft, supple leather. - J, %vf 5 children. mith, 17. you seem to ' ' lit 3 Bx 340. re-cycle RUSSELL to join me and so we - -.-- ' Dissolutions Of Alaniave , BEYOND that W( Mocca , !IQJ IULIt..,i IU Ut1ilIIly are not Ronnie A Crowe 16 4fl •thays consciously aware of Alcazar. Alt Spgs in Lisa M But I feel that this is just one Tucker. 15 same add foam-lined comfort. A classic.' ' i A briefly touched on, the more 31. same add. Paul' U O'Brien came from ANNA iHERMANi FOREMAN, a you would enjoy it," Anne said. theatre group, which is also one And the more I thought of our of my first lom and also an . b : Anne S p iritual Research baptism is an approach to remove original sin and she Society originated through a . I ' •-' IJOG'ICAL VISION baptism at all She feels religion, and is studying to become a Spiritualistic minister. Anne explained this wrong. I do not believe In reincarnation at all. '1 sort of like the teachings of Andrew Jackson Davis to look to naturL' for 211 the armwers In philosophy. "As you study Natural Law, and according to the laws of idea of our psychic developcompe nsation and retribution, men(. that we are rewarded or So far and ts Li MY punished through our own OPINION ONLY the course actions, and conscience." unfolds a magnitude (if Anne added that she felt no philosophy combined with group had the right to deter ntofYoga,ChrIstianScient mine or regulate sin. She ad- hypnotism, astrology, para nutted she enjoys a cocktail or psychology, natural laws, and glass wine. She feel, that God's laws. T a Bible in his hand and pointed out scriptures sta',ing that Natural Laws, the more I feel it is very illogical and very think that certainly according with the untvers, ;,rid our to the laws of cause and effect, fellow man as opposed to the ruaterialLst.s and drinking i3 ü ,, utlet they seek to eradicate 1%. -~' - ____ I7 - _____ . . . — I I ' han - about her religion. Anne admitlet! that she had never seen anyone approach the study of Spiritualism seriously whose lite has riot i rn prn, ,-.%' cident by -seconds, resulting in panic and paranoia. by and obcdance to Natural t orthodox. She thinks of heaven What is your concept of sin? dm1 hell as being in harmony ked ithouroncojousnessamj Quickly, Anne answered, that we create for ourseIes Sin rLilly not a ord th4t is according to our understanding par of rn vocabulary j psychic In 74, 1 hope to soar' list," 5he said. After high school, Anieta attended the School of Fine - I three tiered waist length • r' - - - - Sdety FAlitor trtrT1n(lm1 encouragement, in though others were trying ing I,. . .i ".. I - _.-:,. _______ 1i 1H )I(lS WIlLIAMS about art. My teacher gave me 44 - . ____ 'I knew I wanted to learn all . i , . scribble a drawing when I was about four bears old," she said Alert and inlerested, she was soon working sIde.byide with her grandfather, watching and learning Anieta was lucky In high sctiool,ardfoundanart teacher who inspired her to go nil out for it - I - ,' way - Edwardian bridal bouquet of white daisies, g)ophilia and miniature English ivy with long , - Verise lace. pearls. She carried an Anieth Mengel, Altamonte springs, is an arUst Interested in portraits primarily, Anleth can do just about anythIng in of art the "My grandfather was an artist, and he gave me my first pencils and showed me how to _____ of white glad'olt, daisies, - V ______ ________________ . 1 Ave., all of SanO3 lro ford . Church decorations included a large triangular arrangement i HeraldCospondent in complete command of her age where people are- wanting back into our mother's womb." own mind and soul, and is to think for themselves and are modern fret thinker trW) in v UI FN Iii I LSIN Born Psychic, Anne is an phenomena as a science and a ordained minister, outstanding normal phenomena in life ,is Anne re ealed that she P) thcrnetrsst elaIr%o) ant and opposed to the fears and believed in hell, but not as a clairaudlent, who Is founder superstitions that once and president of Spiritual surrounded it. Research Society, N SAC, "We are really not Interested which is now four-years-old. In sermonizing people, but There are nine declarations educating them. I think this is of principles, based on love and the true function of religion... estigating iCont'd From Page IB) 'hite 1 _____ -:- hite long - - 4. held by a tall open I Rev. Anne Gehman Is A Totally Liberated Woman By ELDA NICHOLS of. Sunday, Feb. 3, 1974-38 The Sanford Herald - %,r-* orchids, stephanotis and baby's a urge white urn placed on a breath with English ivy and . white Grecian column. Potted part) returned to the front row l onghitesahn s tr eame She eamers' palms and two spiral white pews of the church. wore a single strand of 'Old wrought iron 15 branch can. 4( 150~ A Maid of honor, Miss Pamela Fashioned" pearls, and dela br a wi th whi te Cathedral Brooke, Osteen, wore a formal earrings, which was a gift from tapek-s and greens completed , -.: - length gown of pale green crepe her hither to her mother when 11e decor l trimmed with candlelight lace, they ';t're rest married. GIr?n in mage by her Her headdress was a halo of . Maid of honor, Carol Ann father. the bride wore a (normal Brooks. sister th e bride, wore length gown white peau d breath and she carried 1U mal leni'tt' o n of ro iI oi m th i liti n' r I fl ~Iue NiN 011 %civet wit), El"Pire neckline, sheer yoke and full ilowers with candlelight satin Bridesmaids 1 Anieta Mengel Conquers Arthritis - 'Candid Chatter' , I - detailed with lace appliques and set with seed pearls The long fitted sleees had mat ching lace and double ruf fle at the wrt and the hemithe and atthchel chapel length vain as edged with deep flounce wi th venue border. Her three-tiered veil silk illusion was secured by a fitted cap of lace and pparls. She carried a formal cascading - LeFils - ., White & Bone various levels and planes of Lk Monroe Carin D. Chapman, 'xistence. 210 Vinewoed Dr. I don't think e hase to Alfred Emmerich, 43, 311 1 - -ome into a physical form of life 5th, Chuluota, Doro hy .1 .1 gain, any more than we can 90 Taylor, 44. 114 E. Jinkirus Cir 1 599 Gold . Si More lile Sgrjdp. iii IS ' 1 ' ;.:: ,. \ . ,, '.. J ' / ______ . . I Wilil. ' Matching Handbags I-- I , ,. ' -- ____ care .---'- - -' I ____ - I 1. , _____ _______ Sizes •-• N \ - ____ "N 1 I AAAA t B Widths ;:Z_~l .J .4/ I W !_t Brooks tcor'd From Page lii) included out-44own guests 'md Mr J f Hr tc cr antI %lrl slibJT I. 4 -hfl ' j i a r1 M ra. empc anm .:r_ It featured Empire s*-1twur1 family. Dade City. Mr. and scow twc*hrw. edged in ventse Gaharna, 0hir, and other Mrs- Iloyd Stauffer and Mr. ivs arid friends from th'! LW-e Wid pleMed ruffle 11~vr relati, organr,a. 'A he be-dice was Orlando. Via. ___ - - 'Ij Mr. and Mrs. Ed Carney and amly tt antaGi Oi. 'r 14 SQ ' TI . I and it's something you can tak(4? d' di — I - i_ -a i your truubies 'Ii Ai . NEWLY INSTALLED PINK LADIESOFFICERS - .i I to r) Mrs, Harry Smith, Mrs, E. IN I Marion. Mrs. Vance Brumbaugh, ,N1 .,. (lifford .McKibbin. Mrs.,Nlyrrm A, Reek. Mrs. Stanley Poloski - /~t . T I up at any age Painting can I i(_ior"A -_ Donald Graham, Owner-Adminisfrator 1 I 1111) () (' Lod oe Anieta s brown e yes sparklot a3 she said, "Painting is the best nied; Nursing and Convalescent Residence 300 Bay Avenue, Sanlord, Fla. 32771 besides. you have something, Io show for y(plr eilorts,.. Ph. 322-6755 111 228 E. FIRST ST. J ' I . PH. 322-3524 �— ______________ ______ __ I . B—The Herald Sunday,Feb.3,1974 ________________________ I -- - I I 1, C,y ly(I S ' i 1JTeJ,(17tS1Jroies three classes with a first pl, 4 -w il * ,- ~ _____ 1 , .... 0: 111119 4 — '-"i' - - - - 4i -, 012OW - 7 I 4 -) P. third place runnerups. In that order, in Class A the winners - Z _________ 'i r 11 it ' ___ tI& ____ J ____ Fl • t j!1 - ' ______ 1 •.. __________________________ -:.:. — T-e _________ ____ ____ -____ - ____ I -, Scout Pack ~ 196 mention by Steven Amend and the best looking by Ken I -. . -.. wl - -~ held their served afW the first heat. One -In." c. 191.7 - -',,--, c -' 7 to_ - ---- Activity Building of the Fit merionedthttherewereonly Baptist Church of [nood. two de in Pack 196. there a re I. Al - I 1. ) 1) say that I'm not the only one who made that observa. Illon about inan and hit. need to blush. Mark Twain also .I - -11 -- - --, . )"-t= ~ - I. Jdo 1' .. Sl e,1flmE 22 k p,111. .~Ifl, ,~~l ;~Tl`~t. 'dtioll Pack 196 in Winter Springs. a wards by sistint Cubii"ister Irwin Hunter. Wolf Badges were awarded to Billy Conway. Keith Friend. Brian ne female side of scouting Luniski and Ted Gratinni- A has not been Ile Girl Bobcat badge was awarded to cout Cadette Troop 313 of Tedd Johnson. Received into Winter Springs now studying Weblos were Brian Gribbin. rel i gions, six of thern. It is in lin e with their program on tiff. Jody Kbum received a Brotherhood Ite girls are silver arrow. ng o ministem priests and The highest award in Cub ra bbis and doing research on &uting, the Arrow of Light the subje. was awarded to Steve Atcher. In connection with that, J,ick ' 130) Eustis was at their last : "bridge" and Steve, ac- rru and will graduate in June. companied by his parents, Right now, as part of his Virgil and Patricia Atcher and curriculum. he is serving an his little brother Tim walked intership with the Orange through the "bridg and were inet on the other side bY not majoring in religion. but e" AN,\UALCHAINIBEft BANQUETASUCCII'SS Pt ici1la (green, executive director of the Maitland -South Seminole ChamWr of Coninierce. welcomed guests to the Chamber's annual dinner at the Carlton Resort Center, Orlando. Ifere she greets Chamber members John Gree 1 1), of Gale Associates. Altamonte Springs and Lee Barrett , from the Southeast irst National Bank of Maitland. excellent , Of course there is one problem, or I wouldn' be 'ri ingto art I :n skcd to pick up the cleaning woman andor the aby sitter; I frequently am asked to drop my work and go to school to pick tip the children, I also have been asked to do a little marketing," or to return the boss wife's girdle which she purchased on a sale several months ago. %%,ell, 1 think you get the picture. I hatc to complain to my boss because I really love this job, but I was hired to do secretarial work. riot the above mentioned err a nds So Dear Abby, how would ou handle flfl' Obl(tfl JILL OF ALL TRADES AN EVENING OF HOSPITALITY . . . Enjoying before-d inner cocktails at the Chamber's annual dinner at the Carleton Resort Inn, Orlando. are (I to r) Dr. and IMrs. Robert Ferris, and Dr. and Mrs. Robert Meirs. Both men are dentists in ! ; I I _______________ , --~Rl _- I -1X 1 ____ - - — _____ ____ I - i ' - - -- -- - . . - %:- - --1,- % I F, _____ Vinyl styling destgeø for casual outdoor kvjnr by pool or patio . A W.M -. .-- — - Wa4e phone $ Your Choice - il .'i -11 t I I - .: I ' f i -I I : .. . J Spring Spring Chair 3 1 I I `I ~V -' :i i 48- Round Mesh Top Tablo & 4 Arm Chairs - I 40 COLORS .. :1 - . 0 Installed ailored _- .,..-:. 7 YOUR AERO Shop at i,ome C - :fl I Jl1UjJ - I ".~ . - ", 0. , ~ -P ,,J I — j/ -' 3flrry 2IUIranop Z3%toIIiI 3 1 , A ' ________ ________ _______ by Larry Lewis \ - I Vier0 2 ______________________________ MA VE EAW1 FOR \ GOT TO RE IA DUMB, SLOW STRETCH AWKWA RD p int 29 D13monds for Al - ~~ -CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS - 41Ir;ib Den 3(uddlrup \ A 3)Zh;hrIfrr 18 dCJIT - - S OLJE OuTASTE1 DEFENSIVE PL AN ER_ —---- 7 8 9 1 15 J il . - - ~ ___ I -\k i -- \-Ilof -"&. I / — IN r -- , ___ 2 20 I 22 24 27 1 28 BUGS BU N NY 30 33 B0vE2 DiRING 7iI41E FAS7 YEAR., 34 1 -- 35 HAWMW: 4 "AAYSE :'vE SArAMED E. 531AE OF T4G', - II.- M*HT AS A,rELL ,%kAKE 11, -11~ II4UW ? ~ ' — J46 47 — / — 48 49 I II-6 r () \ 1, ) (( r ~,~ ,A - U Pilm. PRECISION PE RMING SYSIEM Make an aPpointment today for perf(, beauty—naturafly automatcaIly Betty Anne's fromthirroII Ritr A "t / f ,flfthtI MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4,1974 more satisfactory manner. A lso getting in supplies and doing little favors for members of your family will imrease harmony. ARIF i Mar 21(0 Apr 19 Good day to tslk with family and plan how to be z1itully heI in the home. nothing to anger one i n power. Make fut ur e gla ns. TAURUS I Apr. 20 to Slay 20) Show amociates that you have wisdinin and gain their support. Plan some entertainment at home but stay within your budget. Be wise. GE.NIINI (Nfay 21 to June 21) You can get those practical matters handle(] well by using good common sense. Find right waY to 'ain iorination from business expert. MN(iIlU)RENJune22 to July21) I(youenterththnew acquaintances, you can ea si ly turn them in good friends Health treatments will improve your vitality. IOiJuly 22 Aug 2D Good time to nuke plans bra more sc1id future. Avoid one who has an axe to grind. Take t ime help one who is in ouble. vm(;o Aug. 22 to Sept. 22 Forget dull rou ti ne and visit friends w1x) can help make your life to be more interesting. Accept invitation to attend the social. LIBRA I Sept. 7J to Oct. 22) You need to solve govemmental ms and can do so now with case. Handle credit matters. Think along constructive lines. OHPIO Wet 23 to Nos 21) A new cituation arises that netLsstudybeforeyouputitinoperauon. lXin tiIeittoti,irxil irnportsnt correspondence. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) This is a good (Lay to carry through with special promises; you have made to others and gain their good will. Don't procrastinate. CAPRICTHIN I Dec. 22 to Jan, 2V I A good day to itlis,-mss future 55 — ,, J — — I _____ -:--:) - 56 CAP AIN EASY Degree Means Little g thout 'Horse Sense kl'~, 1AEFT • By GE CRANE Ph D,LD girl half his age. And thousands B S (Bachelor of Science) de gree but it meant little since she hadn't supplemented it with . i Horse Sefise 1. I by Crooks & Law re nce THREE YEAH-Ar I' ,4AJQTHER,) - :rFTELE4t. I !I— - J ~2HERF3-014- 6011AETHINLA r PRO13ABLY AYEOME - —•-----• .......__--' ', __ -~.I • . i ", k %4 / I same dilrmma. For the most valuable degree you can and women have never acquire Is -1111.&," not a liberal Arts B.S. or even a doctorate In yet are in WIIO's WHO or have medicine, denhstr) or business and the arts. Shakes pe are thus held no CASE Z-542 Me college dioma, but is the best oubIedabouta "Dr. Crane," heyoung began,womnnn Applied Psychologist since is d secreta ry Eson Henry Ford from t pre t i r 'e Wright Brothers and countless W1 i ansferr 0 15 a others held on ly one degree an d city church that was US, acquired by The girl rnust have ,a . high g elbow I Q for she graduateu from job ex gre i plus a ariety of pe nitn college. with a major in Farmers are noted for Alorse Sense," since they act "Since no teaching position was available that suited her. 4s machinists, carpen'ters, she became secretary to the plumbers. electricians. soil analysts and private business previous c lergyman. 11owever. he preferred to operators, rclying on "net" for cuiiipe all his etterson iS their annual income In earlier generations, too, own typewriter. so she d:1d stenographic work for himlittle our pioneers were so versifile that they handled most of their "But I use a dictating problems instead of waiting for machine and thus expect a Uncle Sam. via Welfare, to secretary to know at least thursemaid them through life. A B-Cs of transcribing letters One main defect of modern carboncopiesofms first this stress on skin megation letters' instead of versatile trained "And left off the initials that ha nds that can car'I you to the regartfless of race. usual insignia of the Our city schools are thus - I '. - --.& 11 ~4 .1 FRANK AND ERNEST byBobThaves — F-= (— T[i GREAT FAILURES! -iIOj J I : ~ ,/ Ir 0 I /1~ p':, I!J A i111111P I - I JL —EY ~f., - :// / -- i 1,111; I / -I _ I -~Ili'l,~' i I i . T--~ . ,- 11 WINTHROP b' Dick Covalli I THINK ID LIkE TO A BOXE-R,AND FIGHT' F<)R 71 4E CHAMP'sON5"ip 5CYAEL)AY. , ii IIUI_I i -b.- __________ I . --1 II ,I111 II L.-t -W I995 now 2S 111,— j " COM ING SOON! . I ~;~, -'-~ 4f 0- I .-1/ 13C- AN At5TRONALiT-. - --- --- - - -, • r7 V I ~ t , 47. C ~ I - , J r - - -. - ____ I 1I ç - . -- . - 1-14 I - --.I lower lefthand corner. mentioned but "What puzzles me is how an Christ swallowing a garbled, Ili)OthefliSC intelligent girl could pratical curriculni ° 1Ck in what you call Sc, all employers, including llorst 1 1 "Even ' had never Liken especially clergymen. should any Business Colege courses. Iforse Sense" in the booklet wouldn't you think she'd try to ' for a secretary' she worked for the "ell -is doctors and the U.S. . Navy, have already used its preceding pastor f months practical problems to see how before I fl% much 'Horse Sense" their H.S. Jesus said that if salt has lost co llege applican ts possess! its saIous ttaste), then it IS (Always write to I)r. Crane in good for nothing! t Matthew care of this newspaper, en5:13) closing a long stamped, adAnd the "savour" for all dressed envelope and 25 cents college degrees should be to cover typing and printing -11orse Sense." costs when vou send for one of This secretars- boasted of tier his li.00klets.) BLONDIE ~. I YOU --. ~— -I " 0 ",~, ~ f — By TWEPOWE FOP ME r i NANCY i Chic Young - ~ V . " - % c TALI -~ T,7-_; ~~ ~ L -"%~ I--*' .? 11'.1 I : (- On `,~, .. . . -- I . TELEPHONE ' - J NO wi -4 ,--,-I - I 1 -6 ----- - iF, -`o N ft , HEAP WHAT (WAPPENE AT E -PARTY LAST IGWT .I.. ,"- . ' / — - BEETLE BAILEY Mort Walker \/_ LOOK 'BI& LO' o "YOU WANT TO MAKE 60A~EONE 5ICK.-;.,, C-ET ,-1, , 17A HERE- I POPPEP A BUTTON FOR VINNE-9 ~ IN THE 5TEW.1 I CAN'T SERVE I6 NOW TILL I FIND TPAT 13LJT7'ON .- i WhOe It Lasts , . I - ________ - 0 ' . -4 1- - -- I llr I -, ) -. 0 '• .. lip . //' / 11% \-\ - __________ I __________________________ I AQUARIUS I Jan. 21 to Feb, 19) If yoti set upyour work w isely i for the new week very much can be accomplished. Think of a plan for Improving conditions at home. PISCES I Feb. 20 to INIar. 20) Being sure to compl I porta nt wor k Iirst can ma ke this a prof i ta ble and ha ppy day. Your creati vi ty high, so IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN MDAY... e he will be amost illert to what is happening, but this fine quality coWd make your : %oungster sensitive and get feelings hurt easily. Give right spiritual training that will permit your progeny to be more ob- 41 -- .-A L" Falk and Sy Sarry ,' LIKE THE - I "ic:CKLACE PUMPS ". - ..r .V . ).*,.% I I "u - !A , .i ,- i , b, ') ~ I:104 t ~, I I 1, 'k tv I LI wl-,. . I . I I, I I 0 .1 * I 'r V !-~, T V I.-, . ; i X 1, "'I'liv suirs Impel, they do not compel." What )oll 1114ake of A E51KINI! . . -) I I.,RX 'TIL9 P.M. 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OR36COPE GENERAl, TENDENCIES: A day look around your house I ~~Ilillil - PHILIPS Bulk Zippers I f PERMAnEnT wAyinG 81DT Ja r* and Wo fly ph,lips YARD THE ORLANDO FORGE I 100 French Avenue Easy terms ABOUT 11 - o $ - PH, 64 7 -2534 ?INORANGEAVE%f1NTERPARKFLA_ -r-_ I . 100% Cotton Prints #45" Wide 10 Permanent Press Oil ti CARROLL RIGHTER I,; I, J TO CHAnGE YOUR minD DLL 11 -- U FURNITURE IG 0 Fabric ~- .Z Everyone else does Jeall Shop and Compe ' , Side fhairs afto availAwi- ,it c-mp,jr, I I (4 f Your home ' 9 pi ease. flate to write IrWrs? Send $1 to Ablg&U Van Burta. 132 Lasky Dr., Beverly liWs, Cal. WZ12, for Abby's booet, -How to Write Letters' lor All Ocewd"s." LOOK AROUND i — 79 i Ilrobl:ms! VOu' ll feel better it )ou gi-1 it Olt your chesi. For a persoaal reply. %-Hte to ABBY: Box No. 0700. L. A.. 0sual Living Of Today YARU Offornan Reg. 58 20 Ce I 29 Reg- 172 30 41" Round Mesh Top Tabit — Bv ly At AERO Can You Buy Beautiful custom Tailored Draperies Al Factory Direct Prices and Get In Home Decorator Service , , i! I , I :1 t i Ir I j 1. . : I - it I 4 I OFF Lounge Chair S5948 $46165 11 ____________ --- --- - r~ 1W - A 194S" Wide 70 i . Herald I'It()t.s . \- 100 Pct. Polyester Machine Wash Colors- Accent Pretty... I -1 Chip Or Sag. - RELAXING AT GALA EVENT ... Peter Caidis from the Winter Park Barnett Bank, Father Patrick Caverly from St. Mary Magdalen Church, Maitland, Mrs. Jean Gaidis, and George Foster, from the Altamonte Barnett Bank enjoy the social hour which preceeded the Miitland South Scm inok' Chamber of Colunierce anntial 4 :s- 0 0 I l DF UI f)EtIIHOIL\ The moment sou notice your partner ntding and bobbing smile and ay I hope you arent going to fail aslee p on me That happened to me once and It was se enihassbg ' SAnd U it happens anywa 'crew up Ihe courage to administer ni rffecth, Poke. I - fP I r , Crepe Do . . -- - = -- — - - -qwpwore truly &it n r 41 ¶1 . J--A~""""" - -- ign-1 - - . -- -- - r DRAPERIE" - Cull Bolts 60" Wide ..-. ' () - - -= DEAR ABBY: I take public transportation to and from w any times I have sat with people "110 must be vM tired wW sleepy, because they bob and nut until tt'ey are half on my shauldtr or in my lap. \tterday a woman fell fast asleep on my shoulder I felt that I should have tapped her on the shoulder and awakened her because she was quite a load but somehow I you any Suggestions? E - _______ VAAia Double Knits - , ~ _--_% L ______ — E FIRST ST 323 2810 P1V I ER CHARGE BANK AME RI CARD STORE HOURS 9105-30 EACH DAY , 11 0 r#- I - ____ 3 .i hence Is exhausted Please tell me how to handle it THREE TIME lOSER DrAlt IA)SEIJ: If he is late grulnR home, Don't nag film. -Seri-r hirn the overcooked roast for supper. and nlakP 2 IleW O ut Of It the next day. 4 - , -- . ,:~ - 11 1 C&a .0 , i "~--~K -- - = ; -Ii - i , - . I. 6) ,o- _- a 00dard by i- - I 2~ --1 -- - - --.V- , - -Ir 11,11,1111111 1111!11 1 1 STRAP - - ~ ---t4 4 c: out 31 1 "- QWIA '- I.. " I elshautt.ar 2 Spheres action husband Spi 11C V-7 1-1 j:- £' AA ) ,-I* IM)W Aunt -•- i9 J DEAlt ABB\': This is my third man i' wd make it work. I MUST! But my husband has a (ailing that has me at the end of my rope. fit- says he will be home for supper at 6 p, m.. and doesn't come home until a p. M. or even 9 p. m. most of the time. Of course the roast is ruined, and I am not in the mood to even speak to him , C _____ IONIAN . Ing. Tell "Mr. Wonderful 1: exact1s %hat ~ou havp 10141 file. =I them The Pinewood Derby Debbie are the twin daughters an annual ecnt put on by the Frank and Came Weaer of scou ts It a father and son 4Q North Third SeeL Many -- prOjectandccsts(sofgiingto happy returns, gins — each CubScouta pi of wood it four wheels and an axle The fathers and sons then work on the wood and I produce - a racing The Winter Springs Cont. TELEPHONE BUSINESSES REPRESENTED eigh munity A&wiation held it s . . . Dr. E. C. %Valdheini (center), president of the Mait land -South Seminole Chaml:I,er of Commerce, welcomes to the Chamber' less or more than a certain regularly scheduled meeting on s annual eight. It is quite a projert, Jan. 21, at the City Hall. It was dinner Russ Hulbert (1), Winter Park Telephone Co., and Mrs. I lulbert, Officials for the event were suggested that the meeting a nd Al Geisler, who is with a telephone answering service, in south finish line Judgei, Ed night be held on the 3rd Wed. Seminole County, and Mrs. Harrington and Irry Ward, nesday of the mon th due to the announcer, Stan Foster. City Council changing their — sLarter, Joel Jeslosky, scoring meeting nighL City Council wiII doors also took place. Jan. 23 meeting. officials, Bob Dillon and Lonnie Ile is very good with children. on Mondays instead of A large turnout of non. Friend and Judging by Bill Wednes An example of that is his help to days in the future, and members were present to Woodfin, the Cub Scouts. Although will require the use of the city discuss the proposed rezoning Prizes for the event were hail Harrington has no boys of his plan by the Seminole County GOOD NEIGHBOR OF THE own he gave up several hours donated by ,Montgomery Ward -Nfarch 30 is the date for the -School Board. Vice-.Nlayor Troy WEEK Is Ed Harrington of 109 to attend meetings and five and the Hobby House Inc winter Springs Community Pind was prtnt to speak Alderwood St , North Mr through the elforts of Irwin Associ3tion'. hoursofhis time to officiate at i second annual about the rezoning and to tell Harrington is an easy going and Hun ter. the Pinewood Derby. Luau to be held at the Corn- the citizens Mw Winter Springs extremely friendly person i spoke to many' people in Grand Prize winners were all munity's Remation Building. will be affected. Piland said who, in the fr Den few short months he Scouting who did nothing but They were John Committees a now working there should be a reavaluatlon h as lived in th is city, has praise him. To sum it up, "he i Hawkins. First Place. Glenn on the details for the event. of the proposed plan. A petition II ianaged to make many loyal ilates, Second Pla ce and Chris a thoroughly nice guy". Discussion regarding the was passed protesting the plan friends. He is dependable Dillon. Third Place. closin g in of the Recreation and that petition was given to ftughtful and the m;jn to call The heats were diided into building with windows and the School Board prior to the on when in need (mod Bye And God Bless! 1 0 . ,-% . - 4 While the awards were being Happy Birthday wishes go to given out the judges for the twodeltghtfulyoghitheswo annual Pinewood Derby were reached the great old age of 14 weighing the ca rs and judging vears on Jan V Th se e two 4i I I - -- - -- - I 10 .% Maitland-South Seminole Chainber Celebrates At Dinner receive his arrow. It is one Of Ject and came to hold an inthe most impressive formal discu& ceremonies in scouting, and a girls. very great honor, not orly for I 1: , '/O " , 2$Aljonquian 31 - 'jiE . .04 55 Intelligence 56 Ierd 23%eryilr TER1 vJuW1NT1 1 GONNA HAFTA) M. - I - I-.- I.., ~ .... UR EA3NS' A&P crrcjtul 9 Process DEAR AIJIIY: I 'in) a secretary arid I love my, j)h, .\,,v b(M is th~, original ".Nlr. %V011deriul"considerate, getter. I - THRdDOVN ____ 9 L tñ By NANCY BOOTH Herald Correspondent by Day. Graue India recall hatDa%ld Elton ilosophy of Religion.It has bcen said that man is the only animal who laughs, the only one ho weeps, the only one who prays, the only one who walks fully erect, the only one who makes fires, the only one who can invent, the only one with a w ritten language th e only One who is proud the only one who can make progress, the only one who guides his o destiny', the only one io is penitent, and the only one who n'd to b ARTHUR H PIttCE ____________ -- • , L.'O 500trus fruit , ih 174 ir 13 creater in depth I AIl\ \ u ThI that \IaIt h the only animal that blushe,s. Or needs to." 1W 3. . I ____________________ 4I I _________ . Tropical fruit 6 Dried plum I Sunday, Feb. 3, 1974-5 B The Sanford Herald ALLEY OOP rrtø 39 Having %4 Ing% futor 41 r 1olritug .%CROSS ing !i i . Proof That Only Man I __________ F riend Warren Bush, Class B winners were Glenn Bates, Charles Birthasel Steve Atcher and Jeff ZelIy,CIasCpewe rs re cs Dillon, Brian Gribbin, Eduardo Ganiboa and Tony Cochran The cars were Judged on other things besid spd Prize for the most unusual was p -, . Dear Abby . __________________________ . Ase, to Pre v ious Puzzle Fruitful c. L_ * --- '.- --- - - ---• --- T--- - - -- -- --- ( - —, W THE .. . --- -: . �-- - -----. -.. - -- - -- - -.t - - 'C_ - - - - - - - r-r ,- t .T.z-V.t ,-- Sunday, Feb. 3, 1974 uIir Intricate And Varied Collection — V. __ UeUQtW __ IiCD(6 Ii Grace Presley Turns Stones Into , Objets D ' Art 0., T over at Seminole, there are I While out for dinner, we saw j. FANNl1E EDWMWs another a little Dutch girl or wood. _______ " THREE of us Elizabeths in this Bill Vincent Sr. who looks very ' I boy, anoth er a spanish Senor or Herald Correspondent . "Next Th ursday, Feb 7 at 10 county' well, I am happy to report. and still another of a a Senorita: in. I am giving a talk on my _______ ____ I also saw my favorite hyp. boy with a Mexican sombrero. stone hobby and displaying have you ever walked along t notist, Raiford Wesley. I am the shore and looked down at "One looked Just like a Judge, many of my dolts, plaques and ., - , .&T .4 going to have to pay this genthe many shapes of stones that so I painted him, placed glasses Jeelrv, at the DeBary hail for Mrs. Anne Baker's niece, tieman a call in the very near \ lie in your path? on him, and he now stands on the Dehiary Arts and Crafts l Mrs. Ralph O'Flinn From future! Have you evrr climbed a hill 1. the desk of the Supreme Court Club. __________ _________________________ BmInghain, Ala. has been Have you ever had the ___________________ and stopped to perceive Justice of Florida. I have since vsitLng with her aunt and uncle privilege of watching this man many intricate another one. made N1 designs and _______________________ Meade at their home on Buck work? I have, and he is really outli nes engraved upon the `,4" 14 "I've made a "marnmy" J5 It; 0, V*N Lake. Mrs. O'Flinn is the tremendous, 04 rocks and stones and the which now serves as a door-stop _______________________ daughter of the late John beautiful colors they possess? in a Sout hern mansion. I've _________________ Temple Graves of Ja'ksonville. Lamar Deese and his brother, / _______________________ _____ Well, Grace Presley of made and dressed a period doll 41 This is her first visit with the T. 0. "Duke" Deese, and Gail, an Orange City, has. She has the every ten years for the periods e 11 LIZ MATHIL:L \ Bakers at the "Briar Patch" where down for a weekend visit largest collection of stones and of 1840 to 1970. No two dolls of Herald Correspondent but by no means her last. She with Rev, and Mrs. Marvin rocks, front hicti she has mine are exactly alike. intends to return later this year Deese. created breathtaking dolls, "On our 50th Anniversary, Mrs. B. F. Cooper, one of my e during the summer when h r figures, pictures and birds. The Dec. 22, 1967, we purchased this most favorite persons, and I cousin, Laura Barclay, will be Happy birthday to Paul odd-shaped and interesting mobile home herein Land of had a marvelous cha t a few borne to visit with her th ree Maxwell, C. S. Donaldson, (b6, " im , figures outlined ontheseto5 Lakes Mobile Park In Orange days ago and beli eve me when I Troy Stuart and Paul Stuart. children. are rare and striking works of City, where we live six months '. say that we really went back a Paul Maxwell and his Lauise Mr. Baker is president of the • art in her own creative style. of the year. For the other 6 few years Just talking of things Geneva and went over to their daughter Historical From her early childhood in months we return to Lake ~ ._ t, i .. ar.dacesas they were ar.dare C,enea'gical Society aid ha. Ruth Mrc.ntel's home for Michigan, Grace , Huron. Mr. Presley purchased was :ad rth th :1 sent out notices that there will retfu! a!t'rnonn r'HiP iascinated by 4' a station wagon, Just to acthe figures she ('Onversation I learned two very be a meeting of the board of with the grandchildren while was able to discern on the little commodate my boxes of stones, nlrtant things. dirrctirs ('1 the -t'ictv on Feb U ,th prepared a tirnmv birst'nc :h,' pR- k' I up t1 t . ; (iWfl hn \u I' n 1 I). ,WJ 'i1 V I'. 1, ,tt . pin., at hiiie ii tia,' diiaii. visited the lakes. * .ee I had hundr ed s of pounds of Brooks Jr. are residents of order to formulate plans for the Don Donaldson was honored She was born on a farm just ALA _ &.-t them, all polished and ready for Magnolia Manor up in forthcoming May-Day by his son, cracker, at a real outside of Birmingham. Mich., painting. I knew that wherever Amencus, Ga. and would Just homecoming. southern fish fry tmore on this GRACE PRESLEY \N[) hER STONE DOLLS to James and ma Hathaway. I went, I just could not stop love to hear from their many later) while Paul Stuart and his tier mother, a talented artist, working on my "happy hobby", . . - She has hundreds of her original creations friends in the area, so what do wife. Saguardia, observed the di a good deal of sketching in she continued. I Herald Photo by Charles Edwards you say, how about getting the Saw Lorraine Graham the great day with friends and her spare time and had a old elbow in moti on and getting o "No sooner did I make known colleagues from th e faculty of ther day and she said that she special lore of collecting odd darlings really are my biggest them hoini'. I'd place them in my a letter, note or even just a card was having hobby then I as besieged Trinity Prep where he teaches a "ball" being stones. hobby,' Grace said. off to them. I am sure that water." with qiestions, and asked to Spanish. they retired. IAIrraifle was the good Alter completing her early While raising her cluhiren, "You should have seen how display my finished products. I would appreciate it. very captivating Saguardia and faithful "servant" at the T. education at Tray Township Grace Found time to help in the beautiful the colors appeared. I also make some Jewelry of flat Dr. Brooks will be rememI) B. Ass3ciation for so many prepared a delicious Latin Grade school and Pontiac 111gb physicalthcraphy tlasses of the began to paint them, according stones on which I paint faces, bered by a great many of us as the hot years and now she is really bullet complete to school, she worked as a Convalescent Center in Detroit. to the shape I thought each flowers or birds. My husband the former pastor of the First enjoying the fruits of her labor, peppers. It was delicious! secretary for a firm in Pontiac She taught the patients to make stone symbolized. Baptist Church or Sanford for SO One would attached the chains and Also Joining the Stuarts and She said that our mutual and then for an Insurance Co. in terraniums in nr.i'.haIf many cars. hits is just a gallon remind ifit' of a pe asant girl. snrnt'tim('s frariics them in thin his teacher-friends were Mr. friends cull and Hubert Pearce Detroit. jars she lkctcd uu from the way of telling you that if you had been blessed with another and Mrs. Lester Harper, Mrs. While visiting friends in Lake grocers. have not already made Davis; and Mr. and Mrs. an great-grand child. Guess I Joe One, she met Frank Presley. She supplied the moss and appointment for this Sunday, better get on the telephcne to Ed [Irokam, Mr. and Mrs. They dated for a year and then other greens and her husband DON'T. Ramon Ogeda and Mercedes, find out more on this. on Dec. 22, 1917 were married made the plywood bases. She Take your family and go on Jim Grant who is Mark Enock, Louis Leon, Also saw and honeymooned at Niagara also taught them to weave over to First Baptist Church in retired from Florida Power and Christine Vance and her Falls. baskets and make table Sanford where they will be light Co. after so many years ol daughters, G a rvin Rife, Br lie worked For the Motor decorations 01 buttons and observing their 90th an- fait bara Bowen, Mike Gildncr, hful service. Products Ccrp. until it closed greens and bits of bark. When, nirersary. Meat and drink will Jim said that he and his ,tntenia Demingues, Mr. and then went into business for after 4 years she left, she taught be furnished by the church for lovely MiSSUS were so happy to Mrs. Robert Fulmer; also hin as a maker of auto others hers to instruct. the dinner which will be held be away from all of the hustle Mr. and Mrs. Louis Valdes, Mr. parts. In 1937 they built a summer immediately after church and bustle and just enjoying and Mrs. William Graesser and They built a beautiful home in home on Lake Huron about 200 SCfVICes. each day as they come along Bobby Craig. Gross Point WMXls, a suburb of miles north. It was here that 11 you like, bring a salad or The Paul Stuarts are new in alsogoodtoseemydearformer Detroit. They were blessed with (;race's real interest in dessert or a vegetable or shorthand teacher, the community but they Lydia Watt three children, James, Jo- collecting and beautifying whatever, and Mrs. Cooper said who has been so very ill but already have made many Anne and Donna-Jeanne, stones and rocks, took that if you didn't have time to Llik goodness is on the Inenti friends and acquaintances. TtFday. James tires in Grand shape. She began by . cook, come anyway. Paul was formerly' a teacher and looking fit-as -fidd1e Blanc. Mich M with his wife, building a "manger scene" at ma This is Sunday, Feb. 3. Maybe with the Peace Corps and In event you would like to his Helen and three daughters. Christmas time, which was so I'll see you there? I know that know. I asked Lydia about Mrs. charming wife is a native of They have four grand children beautiful that it was written up there is to be a special guest Guatamala. Irene Watt, her mother-In-law J&-Anne,( Mrs. James Waltersi, in the Detroit News She made speaker and am more than and As for Troy Stuart's birthday she informed me that has three children and four it from the stones and bark positive that the music Will be celebration my Joe, Troy, his "Mrs. Irene" was making the grandchl4ren and lives in St. lying loose on the beach, super, so if you don't plan to be lair community of New Smyrna Edwina and I have a tenati e Claire Shores Donna-Jeanne "Now, I began climbing the there, you will surely miss a engagement go out on the town, Beach her home these 4 Mrs Ed Roddy), lives in hills that rose from the shores treat. I'll let you know what we finall ytroit and has four children, of Lake Huron, and looking for And by-the-way, if you have decided to do when we have "Which means that we are rare and unusual stones an old-fashioned costume, why done tt the proud grandparents of 10 Sometimes I had to go back and not put it on since that will be and great-grand parents of 8. get the children to come and the mode of dress for the day. S-Sgt. and Mrs. Horace L. Isn't that something? In fact, help me carry them home For that it is worth depart- Johnson Jr. are very happy to e received a trophy last year because there were so many of ment, did you know that there IS announce the arrival of their from the Dehand Tourist Club them. The colors do not showup a place in our area where one first son, Gordon Michael for having the most great-grand until the stones are placed in Sorry to have to tell you that can have white kid gloves Johnson II who was born at the children. These precious water, so. as soon as we got C. A. Whiddon Jr. is patient at cleaned' And was I ever Orlando Naval Training Base -------r WE1Ud iHospital. ureiy nope cieugntea - mine were ready mor Hospital on Saturday, Jan. he has a speedy recovery, the cleaner a long time ago! 14. Speaking of recoveries. I am Young Master Johnson wa so happy to tell you that Daisy 21' inches long, weighed sevei Hinojosa is home from pounds and 14'i-and-one-hal Seminole Memorial as is our into ounces. lie was greeted at horni The next time you niece "Little Liz" Mathieux, Mrs. Fred Dyson, ask her to by a very eager older siste but to all of you dear souls who please let you see the adorable i Dawn Marie). went up to see me and for the little straw hand bag which Michaels paternal grand cards. I sincerely thank you but Frank Mebane gave her. It is so parents are Mrs. Audrey this time it was not I. cute and just what you would Johnson of Geneva and Horac You know that must really be expect Frank to give to so lair a L. Johnson Sr. of Gran confusing for those mzood folk damsel' ,, Bahamas. Maternal grand parents an Florence Glazier of Sanford WIN AT BRIDGEand Earnest Glazier o Anchorage, Alaska. Great grandparents are Mr. and Mrs I level. Ed. (;lazier of Geneva, an W hen you do play a dummy \ Irs Isabel Greer and the lati i against a Flannery bidder 4 K 103 B. H. Greer also of (,enera you may be able to profit V I from your knowledge of the , , K913 you like really g i f ied Flannerv hand. 410; East played the w ven of fish, then reserve this Saturhearts at trick one and South day, Feb. 9, for just such a o £ 75 was in with the king A quick treat. V .yJ76 Y 109 count showed him that he + 10117 • QJ2 The Geneva Elementary needed four spade tricks, if School Parent-Teacher he w anted to score his game. s0UT11 organization has chosen this time to sponsor such a dinner against the four pade Kj and requests the honor of your knew were in the East hand, A6 I would be to twice Finesse presence when for a very 4 K962 against East. So he led it nominal donation you may Ni-th'&juIh vuIi'c able spade to dummy*,. king and enjoy Writ N orih East South J all of the fresh fried fish, It'd the $0 back. East s jack 2+ hush 'xippies. cole s!aw, cake . i' . It'll to his queen whereupon m r coffee and tea or other tic entered dummy again PAsa with the king of diamonds beverages you care to have. (')wf1tn' t"Ut' i0 and (irws'ed ;igain1 the mu.' There will be fresh churned spot., Ice cream available, a country .store and door prizes will be f$s Oswald & James Jacoby given away every 30 minutes. All gifts are From the generous One ad',anitage of a convention like Flanne'rv is that merchants of Oviedo and the opponents are not likely 61 4 Gcn'va am hl "A :o hi I i- it Tickets may be obtained from So for the twnt'lU of thou' t-I any member and at the door of ho nna duplicate pia r . i' ;er'v- Cofltiiiu'utv ('enttr Srt \orth It c.st the lalrun into 1: .,%t, where the event will be held lowtn between the hours of 4 to 8 p.m. i, i•.. ;y sure lo remember h'a's If we don't see you there, you that the twodiinond ing shows five hearts, four Will be misasing a real treat so 14 tiu.Stmik held spde. and 12-16 high-card WC hope that you can plan to i A K ThV A K 76• 24 K 1011 .I 1I r..: tttt'n-J t}e!h T't f Iutie I)I -A -HILl IhrF' Iwirts 1111 minor uItt. urr 'sour parinrr to bid four. If h4rl to sh 3 Bid t suu do Jump to tut Well I l t hese remarks both mmors and padt' . . uo spades to stiow a have ser v ed their purpose and -1 Bid . that uu will get to ttiucit tilt i- (i1, uup to su' g lit i Uit when you hare anymore fiiir1s "I bidtni II , Jn"-WatI gt"t 'aure In ,,jt (il1tt F H..I' plftipt'ii lit ttir, news to sfwrv with file, nun n u,t 'O bid n#, 1-. %% nit you around Se minole 11?' naIl'twar,n County Keep MnJltr.g' I0ada% nw*-r ,mu are tnrl(lini: It af the three . _____ - _____ _____ __ __ 1'- Sunday, February 3, 1974 _____ Pos tm arks ' - (.-'r--- iiivi 'd - - r - ' - ', nofrump , - - _: L- 'W - . - 'I , - -:!, - -.--': _,flfl - I ____- R ''''r =' . IP .1 ':=. - 4 ______ '. jjv- - :r!: . - - ... ,. ____ - , _____ " -.--.. _____________' _________ - - - -" , - "' - , _____ _______ __________ _______________ - - "L - . - -.-_-T __ __ = -_ -_.1 '-' 6 000th HOME IS BUILT A MILEs'rONE in Central Florida home was the 6,000th home to be built by the cor- building is passed by the Miami-based Deltona poration for their "Three Seasons" cornCorporation as workmen post this sign before munities. It and 11 other models are open for one of a new row of model homes in their inspection, namesake community, Deltona. This Sequoia I Deltona Home ening Marks M11es on - - --- - -- : ------- --- - -- -- - :- - C-.- _ -- - your Be on the lookout for this ever present mold. It appears as a th in whitsh i growth wi th a very offensive odor. Moldsarealwayspresenttn the air but thrive mn damp, poorly aired, warm dark places. Areas such as closets, sho wers and basement playrooms are easy ta rgets. Mildew atta cks fa brics, leath er, paper and wood. Fabrics of man-made fibers, such as acetate, nylon and polyester, are normally resistant to molds. But they may become mildewed if they are soiled or stained with food. Clean clothes -of any fiber — are less likely to mildew. To prevent mildew discoloration in stored garments, remember to put away only clean, dry fabric item. Try to keep storage places as dry as possible A light bulb that is kept lit will produce sufficient beat to stop mold growth For safety, be careful not to allow the bulb to touch flammable articles Try to Veep your whole house as dry as possible A dehumidifi er or an air condition er Is an ideal way to remove moisture Ano ther method is hea ting your house for a short time Then o'n drs and ;AiDlows Remove mildew spots on Fabrics as soon as you discover them. Brush off the mold outdoors to prevent scattering spores in If any spots remain, dry clean or wash at once with detergent and water; rinse well and dry In the sun. For stubborn stains, bleach with lemon juice and salt, sodium perborate bleach or dilute chlorine bleach. To preventmlldew from leather goods, first wipe with an alcohol-saturated cloth and follow with a wash thick with saddle soap suds. You can stop growth in leather goods by scattering crystals of paradichlorobenzene (moth crystals) or para formaldehyde powder in shoes or luggage; then keep in tight containers. After storage, air thoroughly before you use. 0 Sc rub mildewed floors or woodwork with a mild alkali such as washing soda. Rinse the wood well with clear water and allow to dry thoroughly. Then apply a mildew-resistant paloL Mildewed paper should first be wiped with a clean, soft cloth to remove any dry, loose mold. If books are damp, sprinkle pages 6,000 with cornstarch or tale= powder to absorb moisture and allow to set for several hours. AAy stains can be removed with ink L)EL1'0A When The Founded on Nov. 18, 1962. structiomi to keep the cornSince then the company has irradicator; use carefully and sparingly. mrj L "'r t' tlt'nt 1"r'r:"n OOPV ft. iu;v .Qphcd t'i h...,i, nunii,er oi innewrowofl2nnodelhomeshere growing at an average rate of gas and sewer service. novations in their planned Feb 2, the company will have slightly more than one family The home row i tself includes communities, the latest be in g I olfically built 6,000 houses for per day, the company expects Four site-built models and eight factory-built homes - which Its central Florida corn- the Deltona models to provide a of the manufactured type accounted for a substantial munitiec. significant boost to future m hoe pioneered by the corporation a percentage of the corporation's ic The homes represent the building activities, few years ago. Production of home sales in 1973. cu)mination in specialized Virtually all the homesites in this new approach to home By FRANK J. JASA important role in producing the Prims for Deltona's 12-model building architecture and Deltona were sold long ago, so building has been under the County Agricult al ur eventual package of barne include a standard construction (lone specifically borne building and public direction of Frank E. Mackle in Agent burger. site The. range From for this climate and lifestyle, construction projects now III, -sun of Ikitona's president, When the subject of Once the animal is ready for f the one according to company officials, receive the full thrust of the Frank E. Mackle Jr. The t one culture is discussed, most sla ughter, time marketing inh agri Juniper to $44 750 for The mod els are located on developer's efforts, t e younger Mackle is Viceec beoomn to-ancl-one. people think of the fanner and dustry becomes furthe r inBoulevard just over a Company officials report that President of Construction, rancher. And well they should, valved. First comes tranmile From the Deltona Inn more th an 11,800 residents now The elder Mackle and his two half ba th Hawthorne because he is the mainstay in sportation, then the livestock adjacent to Interstate-4. live here, with 3,360 cor- brothers, Robert and Elliott, All homes include central the pipeline for providing food auction. Next on the List is the Visitors are Invited to browse poration-built homes (other grew up in the construction heating ducted for air con• and fiber to consumers, slaughter house or packing through them any day from 8:30 contractors have built several business begun by their lather dittoning, fully carpeted InBut other segments of the plant, the wholesaler and to 5 p.m. hundred more) and 331 miles of in 1906. The brothers (Elliott tenors, ceramic bathroom agricultural industry, often finally the retailer-the local The community of Deltona streets completed or under 'retired in 1970) have built an floors, vinyl kitchen floors, led the way in this emphasis on construction. Some 418 miles of estimated 30,000 Florida silent electrical switches, called agri-business, also play a groctiy store or meat market. vital role in the food and fiber At the retail level, the tk'veloping homes for a par- utility mains have been corn- homes. They founded The cedar-lined closets and production business, hamburger may take on a ticular location when it was pleted or are under con- Deltona Corporation in 1963. decorative window shutters. It's important that everyone number of different forms. --- r uiüu.iuet. ' ti a Agri-Business Vital Econom Plays Role . . - understands the complexity of depending on the services our food and fiber produc tion desired by th e consumer ear and distribution system, and Vegetable proteins are now w hat better time to ta ke a look being added to some hamamthis at as For quick look at the total more appealing to the conagri-business industry, let's sumner's pocketbook. DELTONA - The recent lakes are located midway continuous growth and advantage of a thrice-expanded trace a commodity such as phenomenon of the recreation between Orlando and Daytona development was not being shopping center now readying hamburger Marketing costs continue to From production to increase and now take in more oriented community has added Beach, with immediate access done at the expense of these For its fourth enlargement, a time grocery case. a new dimension to home to Interstate highway 4. than iO cents of each dollar a qualities. smaller shopping area, six buyers's choices. And selecting A project of the Miami-based To begin, the farmer and consumer spends for food. Through rough progress has been churches, three he recreation and rancher will probably need the right community of this Deltona Corporation, the rapid, the Mackle brothers education buildings Labor costs make up about half and a host some form of financing to of the marketing bill. type for your next home can be commununity has been steadily directed corporation has done of other niceties such as parks, some livestock, feed and Just as important as selecting adding new amenities and all its work according to the a new bus service and a well- other when you look at a inputs, so immediately he home itself. The choice expanding older ones since its community's masterplan - equipped fire department. All t package of hamburger in the requires about the same opening on Nov. 18, 1962. banks, production credit grocery case remember that it which was laid out before the of these amenities complement associations, federal in- didn't get there from the farm amount of shopping around, 'Good air, trees, lakes and first shovel of earth was ever an elegant centerpiece T the since most Families want to an easy style of living," were turned. 6,920 yard 18-hole championship termediate credit banks, or ranch in just one step. It Farmers Home Administration might be appropriate to say consider more than the length the most frequently mentioned Appraently residents Feel the golf course t which has a and merchants and that "there is more than meats of the golf course, reasons for choosing Deltona, forethought is paying off. $500,000 expansion to its dealersindividual come into the picture. With more than 1,000 new according to an independent Because there are ap- country c now underway. the eye" when looking at food lub Certainly lb.' IS feedbusines.s t('si(knts miiflviflg into (he survey of rt'siuenLs done on the proximnatel 11 and fiber producttc.i and people living The flew clubhouse will have a big enterprise and plays an community each year. Deltona eve of the community's tenth in about four thousand homes, twice as much floor space, irtrketing-agnibusiness is one of the mm(,st rapidly at'- anniversary, amid 331 miles of winding including a meeting room cepted towns in this area. Its The survey also determined ioften tree-lined )streets. seating 150, larger men's and $5 000 acres (lotted by 32 natural that residents felt E)eltona's fleltonians are ;IIII taking women's locker rooms, pro shop, golf cart storage area and fa cili tie I4 - (1 1 , 0 00 Resid en st sA Y Deltona 'Extras' Attract Buyers N ow Is T ime To P rune *_i~ ' 4 t ¼' so 11 .i. - ' I 1 "• A . -. % - -* $ other significant ex . •.- , ' - -41 I' . _J - j .. ' . - "I - ______ .-, 4 r- -___________ ___ * .' _• A- -. - , t-&_ , r •- - -' - -. - r - - ' r - Rose Bushes Severely pansion in the works is the proposed $600,000 addition to This is the time of year to decayed. It will be well to the shopping center. It will be think about sevtke pruning of replenusti this mulch now, The the fourth time this complex yo ur rose bush says Florida variety of mulches that can be has added more space to keep Nurserymen and Growers used around roses Is almost pace with the growing local Association (FNGA). Severe unlimited; bark, cypress population, pruning means removing mulch, grass clippings, an t The recently inaugurated bus almost all of the thin, unwanted leaves all are suitable. service to all of the eom branches, as well as many of After pruning, a good ripmunuty s population cneters the larger ones. You will need ilication of 'i special r !mtls tIme stwppm plaza ' fertilizer should be app. & populiar stop on its route. some of your. larger rose . This can be scatter over The quality' of life, of course, bushes. A pruning saw, a pair of mulch is tk'termmiined by what goes on loppers, some pruning paint, new and water ed in. As growth p' among all these physical fill- and a pair of small pruning watering is emerges adequate necessary to conprovements. Recreation shears. When the final pru ning tinue leaf and Flower Director Dwight Hawkins says is finished you should have four development. Most rose if clubs and activities are any or five vigorous canes growers suggest watering indication, the quality is pretty' emerging from the graft. Front every other da Fertilizer hi) ti the .w v ness n ni tuning there s hou h ou ld b c a lied atleast as every The community center, arts will be many new shoots and PP and crafts building and -Little much growth that will produce two or three w ee ks. Red Schoolhouse" are like a bountiful crop of flowers. If Your nurseryman has a good second homes for a number of pruning is performed properly, stock of rose bushes at this time ' resIdents, accordingto there may be initiated at the of year, many of which are in hawkins. Complementing these graft seieral new canes, flower. Your County a e some 35 clubs which range r it is advisable after pruning Agricu1tura Agent has two in purpose from purely' social has been finished to spray the excellent publications available pursuits to comm unityaction canes with either Neutral on Rose Culture and Rose for civic betterment and zip. Copper or Usthane %l-tS. These l)ise&wsand Insects in Florida preciatiun of various cultural fungicides help to eliminate any Avail yourself of this inlormaaicc hievements., disease on the canes. The tion and t he bushes offered for Just s'hcduIing time meetings ground around the plant should sale b your nurserymen for to avoid conflicts is practically also be spray-ed. mmiore beautiful landscape. If . a - - Board Of Realtors Meets Wayne Harrison of Orlando, affiliated with Lawyer's Title, was the guest speaker of the January meeting of the Stminole County Board of Reaitors held at Quality Inn North in Longwood. Harrison told a capacity audience of Realtors the procedures followed by his firm in processing an application for it insurance title policy, He explained the process step-by-step in an effort to show Realtors why it is a physical impossibility for any title firm to issue a title policy on two or three days notice to meet an early closing deadline. Four brokers were accepted into the organization ard inducted as Realtors. Ten real estate sales people were inducted as Realtor-Associates. This pushes the professional organization's total membership of Realtors arid Realtor-Associates to 419. ' 1 __________'- - Florida. You see, if you pay your taxes in November you are entitled to a four per cent dLccount. If you pay them in December you're eligible for a three per cent discount. It's two per cent for January payments, one per cent for payments made In February, and one for March. What brought all this about was it report in another newspaper that Seminole County homeowners had until April 15 to apply for and claim homestead exemption. The correct date of the final day for making application is April 1, not April 15. "Now," says Ray, "there are always those who believe that April 1 is also the last day for paying taxes." And, he quickly adds, "Not so!" Ray points out that the last day for receiving tax payments is March 31. "Yes, you can mail them to our office," Ray says, "but the taxpayer had better be certain that the letter is postmarked in March. By the way, we checked with Tax Assessor Terry Goembel's office and he says that while his staff can accept homestead exemption applicati&ns on April 1 but he hopes that qualified homeowners will not wait until that final day to apply. According to the Florida Realtor Magazine, the joint coinmillet' 's duties incl ude "promotion and encouragement of cerdia I relations between the Realtors and the attorneys, cooperation w t tim local joint At tttrmu'v-llea Itor Committees throughout tile state in the dissemination of information on the conduct of real estate transactions and the functions of Realtors and attorney's in such connection, plus the planning, organizing and presentation of educational seminars at meetings of attorney's and Realtors." The statewide joint committee will also be responsible for assisting in the creation (If local joint Realtor-Attorney corn. ottees and the .idoption of Realtiir.Attorncy acrds by local Ikaltor and Bar Associations. I -. - .- - All this has to do with the discounts available to taxpayers in Committee's Duties 1 ______________ Tax Discounts It's happened at last! During a special meeting in Orlando the presidents of the Florida Bar Association and the Florida Association of Realtors affixed their 3ignatures to an agreement which spells out the responsibilities of both Lawyers and real estate brokers when both may be involved in handling the cunsummation of a real estate transaction, The agreement is known as "The Florida Florida RealtorAttorney Accord." On the surface, it is possible to say that the agreement provides that the lawyer will not practice real estate and the real estate broker will not practice law. Let's go a bit further and say that the Accord provides that the real estate broker will encourage his clients and customers to use the services of an attorney when there is evidence of the slightest need and that the attorney will encourage his clients to utilize the services of a real estate broker in handling various transactions. And, of course, on the other side of that coin there are provisions whereby the attorney should not minimize the value of it Realtor's or other registered real estate broker's services and a real estate broker should not minimize the need For the services of an attorney. Howard Babcock Jr., past president of the Florida A.csociation of Realtors, signed the agreement for the real estate people and Earl B. hladlow, president of the Florida Bar Association, signed for the attorneys. The Accord Ls the first agreement of Its kind to ever be entered into by either group. The slate of principles touches upon the respective roles of real estate brokers and lawyers. The Accord also establishes a committee of 18 members nine from the Florida Bar and nine from the Realtor's organization. The Florida Bar has established what is known as the Attorney-Realtor Liaison Committee, The Florida Association of Realtors now has a Realtor-Lawyer committee. - - By l.('JCISE L. Gill. Extension Home Economics Agent .- . . -- - Dates, postmarks and post office holidays have quite a bit to do with tax collections, according to Seminole county's gemual and ) always smiling (at least most of the time) tax collector, Troy Ray Jr. For example, says Ray — who is back in his office again following a stay at Seminole Memorial Hospital and a period of recuperation at home - the tax collector's office has to stay in pretty close touch with postal authorities about when the front offices of the various post offices around the county are open, when the back sections are open, when both fronts and backs are open and when both are closed. "Our people," say Ray, "have to keep in touch as to postmark changes." To illustrate his point, a lot of people mailed in their tax remittances on Jan. 1 of this year. At the Sanford post office, both front and back operations were closed. Consequently, the collector of rid valorem revenue for Seminole took tax payments even if the envelopes received were postmarked Wednesday marning Jan. 2. However, he said, none were accepted for the December discount if they were postmarked Wednesday afternoon. Realtor-Attorney Accord - ' .'__. - 11 -- - - .•.#.. , ______-, •. "I - I - Bid and play against Flannery ,,#4., By JCLIAN ffE'S [ROM - -- .-. - ' run - --,I n Save You Money - - ----- a .i -- - - 1. •,,ç _. 7 ,..) - mid ity' goes up, so do chances for mildew to strike - 1 - Page 1C - ______ -- 0 Lifestyles I, - - ifirralb __________ - - - Mildew Thrives In Dark, Damp Places In Home Peat Esfofei Gardening* Decorating - J--- -rr- -_, - rv-,---- , - 6B—The Sanford Herald r;— -- : ----r---t----r-, ' -r- --,---- / "' ' r a - 7 ,, 9 / ;~ , _ S.,• t TOP EXECUTIVES VISIT DELTONA E"l(N'S'I' 1) alint senior vi ce president for marketing (l e ft) and Frank E. Mackle 11!, vice President for construction and C%,emi. n op Visited I )t'l I 0th \ edin'sda . The present [X)ptIkiI ion of Deltona 1wrsons and I)as generated $110 million ill lots and honies sales:°° in , Volusia County. Herald Photo by John A. Spoiski' it full time job for Hawkins, who By this little of year the properly planted and cared (or books the groups and makes out mulch applied previously will roses will live 25 to 30 years a'id the monthly calendar of events, have matted down and still produce blooms. __ -~----------------~~~---~-_-_-----~-.------------_______-______-______9~Z5T___ _ ~____ ____ ___ 7_ ~4_r_ ~~__A �r 2C—The Sanford Herald Sunday, Feb. 3. 1974 __ __ Kaise i~wioor tseams .~towi y . : -_ • V u that kp' i much floor. kit alone, gets orse ________ tIat utlric1 objecI roll cro instead of belier. I I! -=.. tern. plaster that cracks and -I Find the place where sa g keeps on cracking, doors that ~s on I open or close properly: ging has occured, where the ~ C these are signs of a sagging problem is greatest. Examine i , the girders, using a level or floor, A sagging floor is not an straight edge to find the spot. Areas that are uncommon problem and one wo that is likely to happen as a suspect: a corner Where house grows older. Girders girders meet, a point at t " under a post th 4 -e weak which girders have been PLACE will cause the spliced together. NEW CONCRETE øA5 por UNR GIRDER Trouble occurs with the girThe remedy for a sagging (lers because supporting 1. postswerenotplacedproper. floor is an item called a jack . Or maybe the posts an post.Itislnexpensive,eas'.tc, //.,, -, I e girders as well) have use and relatively foolproof. started to rot. Thejackpostisanaijusta' iw,e The problem frequenti ble metal post that you place ., . ing as walls are relocated under a sagging girder. It without getting additional COflSis of two steel tubes. support from below. Some- one inside the other. The (Imes heav) II leA ) ht'avs' piecos of urniture to' bk by way of a pin that slips ADJuSr TO NEAREST FINAL APJUSTMEN1 cated in one part ol a morn through a series of bolt's in cause problems. IIW}I PIN MADE WIT14 SCREW the inside tube. % Don't overlook the pin rests (in tht- top ilqoorttit-it-i.s,i,n(,t-ill)l.itt-i)ti it it i, ha,fl~ crdc~- cd ijr i, possibility that constructior. e'dg? o the outsde tube .eI- top of tin' post. the plate restUHf) (it's.', than tour inches of may have been at fault in the ling the post at the desired ing ShOUIU on a heavy duty adje"t tog conc'ete) a new r~i place. Ov made, You will have to hei ht. The holes are several -screw, Whatever the reason for inc es apart there is aL a break the flour to provide a The post rests on a ha the problem. correcting it means for a liner adjustment hole. for about a foot of coniih! he d)n at the first To a(fJ t the post more plate. he plate can he right i,rl hr hawnitttt f lusr if Crete When fhi is thnruuhlv su.:,: : lruutjie.A gtng closely and tosloiy fdi.e (lie the floor Isin good condition, dry you can s&'l the' It'J -. I I, I%f '~%, = 7- - -, __ ---- - . - -- - - . - . 1% Ic Of' , , , i , - - % - . \_ - ll - ' I . . .- • !n.j. - - ,,•, - ..•- -- • . t - . / I • • • / ' . .—I is - -• - A116_____ • fl - \ -, • I '.. It --: ~Is.' ._.I I :_ 11-, - - ..- ~__-. .. -__ Nev, Pest Fighter Ei'tierges - ~ - __ X . . __ . -I - -:.--- I ; 40 , _. REALTOR HONORED OLIVER WENDELL 110L.MES, Realtor, was recently honored by the Seminole County Board of Realtors, for having Florida Association of Realtors, made the presentation of a five-diamond pin and plaque Holmes. Shown from left, Condict; Shirley R. Hartman, president of Seminole Board; brought 50 Realtors into to the group. Lawrence R. Coadict, Orlando, Director of National Association Realtors, - r-..7! .....-., riiam of we Field Cable, first of vice'presiclent• with I1olrns seated. i Save Your Food Dollars (Herald Photo by Elda Nichols By Growing Vegetables Answer Here Des pite High Financing Costs _____ _____ This us the beginning of th' frt.m Pensacola to Miami on the prevent this by moving coMain- spring gardening season says flowers, This disease produces en to the front of sWves at Florida Nurserymen and a water soaked appearing spot Q. —1 bought two unfinished perKälc in tervals. (;row. of furniture some time Association (FN(;A). on the petal. The petal can wilt Or you may have had the If By JAMES M. W000ARI) ago id finally got around to perl.s have recently pointed budget's a little short as if hot water had been poured Manufacturers of home cate of the niing your own wortshup out. finisting them. I used dear for y not spend ten dollars for on it. This detmoration of the values wA c(in. ,eam Or you may have wh~ buildilig materials M26 skywarti, so do . shellac and when I got through, garden seeds which should blossom may occur overnight. eep the corüiner ever r blasts to our economy trigversely affecting many forms enough raw materials to meet fication iremonts. More moreything 10dEed fkne- But tightafter its last use. Because return you a hundred dollars in Azalea petal blight thrives than a week has passed gered by the current energy of tmwv_stments~ is making thIs, the demand for thar prod. and more Urriflks we f! should never buy a vege ta bles. That's a pretty during very humid weather, If 'MU N and I find the surfaces of Me crisis your own borne is borne ownership more desrucla. This not only form that they s large amunt of shellac that good 1y cannot gfcwij Investment, Most there are frequent rain showers furniture a bit sticky. Not will emerging as the best of all inable at this tune. Due to short. not be used within six vegetables can be planted at of if the aIr is extremely moist Prices up **acroiss the board" to purictiaw a suitable vestments better than age of materiaLs and related on their general line, but in current market ditioris. when I put en object on the this time of year. which are the diseaw can become ram. stocks. mutual funds or any price increases, home values many cases resWts in elimi. One ' nOttd housing MWM Wk. for instance, it sucks to normally planted in the spring pant before you realize what -is other investment form. nation of lowerixiced prod. eiconomist Sanford Goodkin, if are Urreasuig at a greater when it is A Slightly led up back In the North. Some of happening. Florida NurEven the high cost of fiQ. - I like to get my outdoor ratethan ever before. Values ucla. The builder, therefore, predictsthathomeprices will later. Can you tell me what furniture ready tor the su,nmer these would include potatoes. serymen and Growers appreciated nearly ten per has no choice but to use highri.se so sharply dur Ing e next caused this conddion and how t1) go g th carrots, Associa!ion iFN(;Ai suggest in over it in the winter. hume does not eclipse the I tomatoe s, beets, priced hnes. cent inationally) in 197 73 and two years that families with to correct it? cauliflower, recently bought a redwood eggplant. and that you begin spraying your strong investment advanWages, are expected to exceed that of course, are A. First, I assume that you table $12,000 or less annual income , the kind that comes with okra. Insects are at a tages, _sJ.%.,.,;,1 hous-r,g Px. minimum azaleas at the first sign of a rate (I incrvasu in 1974. climbing rapidly in aH phases 1 be Pushed out of the used diluted shellac rather than a hole in the center for an urn. at this time of year and you blossom with Dithane S145. it of the construction field, ket. the product as It comes out of la-efla. I would like to make it a should need very little spray in may be necessary to spray These factors, along with condarker color. Will ordinary order to cope with . them. each week while the plants are hol should be mixed with the ftln do this? Unuing high interest rates on Q. Is it wise to remodel shellac In about a 5G-5O proporAwleas and camellias are in in flower. The same material loans, will put the bra k es . rather than buy a new borne if Lion, although various other d A. -Use a stain made espe- full bloom in some parts of the can be used for camellia petal new hc*ne construction ally for redwood. You can get a family really can't afford a mixture combinations are ac. - about a 20 per cent dr0P STRIPS OF aTtable depending on the use a sligbily darker colDr with a state. Camellia petal blight and blight. . I S.. . . new property? from the number of new dear sealer, a more pro. azalea petal blight are two As soion as the azaleas and the t.UMINOUS TAPE to which homes the material be produced A. Rode ling can be a will cornmon diseases frequently camellias have ian, it ID nounced co r with a s ta in. Tes t finished aeHJNp put. When shellac used full on the underside of FI RE was Predicted by Michael the table encountered. Camellia petal blooming it is advisable to h4W solution to & hou's"rig strength. which it sometime ' EXTINGU,Sl.4ERS I Sumlchrast, chief economist , A problem, if the home lends it I s is first If it seems too dark. ap. blight is not round throughout apply an application of azalea. professna, It requires I for the National Association of ? AND ThEY WILL y it with a brush over a limit- the tatc, so most il Z, sell to the project you have of )OU would cwnellia fertIlizer. This will I conserable know-how :W Home Btulders. to get ed area. then quickly wipe It have little concern. However, mind, and if that project I promote strong, vigorous The energy crisis, coupled make your home more apL.00ATE'IHThE with a clean clolh- In that way, azalea petal blight can be found growth for next year's buddin Secondly, shellac may not )U can control the shade. 9. with record Inflation and a &EEASSERTO pealing to a wide range of dry, properly If it is applied EVENT OF A FIRE i lessening number of new prospective buyers. 1:1 i . durtig a period of high humid. i ; IN T44E NIC,44T, ( The techniques of us'Ing var. homes being produced, is -ity. It The home rimodelmg field should always be used rush, shellac, lacquer, bleach, ______________________________________ making that home of EVERY SECOND ________________________________ when the weather stain dry. And is booming. About 119.3 billion and varnish remover are more valuable at a ranlrl din PPM IxJwe u.I & r, thn.1 4 f1'... .1 wJ r ri its beingexplained in Andy Lang's help. If'yv6 buy an existing home t on such PrOects In dry can be caused by AND THIS AID 1973 full booklet, "Wood Finishing in an alltune high. Quite now, even at today's high too old. Shellac deteriorates the Home," available oy send. COULD MEAN ','Ol) a Jump from the $l2i billion __ prices and rough financing with age. Sometimes this ocJ and a long, cen total of Just live years ago. costs, it will probably , . curs when it s tays I MAYHEA2OcF 1. dealer's Tainped. sell. Idre-.ed flve ______ -, Th r&-or'i L cxpcicd t0 bC i._____ vtt slif for trs, although knowi- u.. _____ i Tn5LALEANL ___ - -- -. _________ D4JA -,p.±i toppeG again in Wii '"'' makea edgeabk dealers Uike steps to 477 Huntingtor, Barring iajorrecp. N', 11743 1 YOUR 440ME By ANt)',' LANG Hom e Is N Best I , . - ___ - J - ___ _____ -- - -- ,,. •• I ' SAVE MAYBE EVEN $AVE YOUR LIFE OR LIVES - OF Th05E YOU 1.4ye , Ce1iI.y N... Se-,:. — :t UIaL -, a name s ands alone as the finest all. 3,AI ol UMICI 1 ) " - - 0 S -- round investment. To keep our report in proper perspective, we should point out the serious problems (Although personal repiles are Impossible, questions train readers are invited. Write: J. M. Woodard, Cople'y News Seryice. in care of this fact-d by some flies bi newiPaperi. 0 (if is _ _ ,v ___ I understand that many members of the Seminole County Board of Realtors are also members of the Orlando-Winter Park ood. , Stop Boardofltelators.Whywouldarealesthtebrokerorasalesman - ki-/j I -- a• looking.. I~ s: '-' - participate rr;7- • Editor: My husband and I are among these homeowners who contractedtopurchaseahon)eduringl973mos.edintojtdjflg3 but did not close until 1974. 1 understand we can still apply for homestead exemption. acuording to one of your recent articles. What will I have to take to the Tax Awessor's office at the ( sirthouse to apply for homestead exemption? . .. fE . .. - , ''I -I • . I$ ...q8I., If-64 1: . ' _ • .I0. L __________ " .-. H. "" .". •:: " .....' ________ ________ I ________________ "5' I .(it1dI 1t1' I •,dvm I Ea Sj p4 t4 J - •-• i--- --i. -• -- - VERSATILE SPACES found in the A-frame plan account for much ci its popularity. Three levels are available for year-round or second-home living , with living-entertaInment, areas open to the outdoors through extensive glass. Plan HA816C has 875 square feet on its main level and is designed by Lester Cohen, Room 505, 48 W. 48th St., New York, N.Y. 10036. Anyone wishing to know the cost of the blueprint can write to the architect, enclosing a stamped, self-addressed envelope. ________________________________________________________________________________ N I HE i. /1 or Tb4rSr soo I4C..'E HAS C,-'ci TI. •amj. Pi'i, Ca'p'.Ij4. easJw'. Gicat D'id'..af, P1i Ga'., L1 J J -- !Cs, Family EA(N - k— i I... . • 0__ " ..:;-__ i4.-1Z I ix .-- .. J# p :- I;-4Z - :? I *.t s. __, t- - I - _ __ tflw _ I. Ro b .. : & 'lifllttlI. P i• e! r c All price rang" - 1- _Jwft& - two 11 - .41 I lii - -I -_ P,9_M~. ~w A~1?, ."? ,~Mpv ,P I t Ter ra 11 avaUabl. '. iin U." /uta 1 ' i-Ir b" _ PHIL .i -'... ucar rLS: How w ill thisaffect 111e cost of housing' A real estate broker is perfectly within his rights to accept a "Between construction loan commission from both the seller and the buyer in a real estate interest. supervision and gener. transaction provided that he does it WIth the knowledge and a] operating expenses, a three• consent of both parties to the contract. He cannot, however, do it nnthy delay on a 11-million, cretly. Well, let's say that he can accept a double commission one-year project would cost secretly but he'd he in violation of the Florida Real Estate Code. about $it 000 After the subcoo. It reminds me of my old Army days during World War II. As a tract ors Il,t through several 1 st'rgeantl told a iws private one evening he couldn't leave the company area. lie told me I couldn't keep him from leasing. "Maybe I couldn't," I told him, "Hut I can sure make you wish you ti!idn't." The FREC possibly can't keep a broker from I . T' ~ X. . . ' make him secretly accepting tiifln niminiNsions but ft (-an sort, ~ :~,I _,.;,~_ ~_ ~M - -11__?~ — ~ last October as consultant. annually for secretarial assistThe textbook is the only pub. ance. licaUon of B-J Publishing Co., Ilollenbeck said the conumswhose president and treasurer 13 Curtis' wife, Bobble Jean, El. lison said, James E. liollenbeck Jr. of West Palm Beach. commission 4~. . , - • -_ ~_I _____ ___ .__ -. $201900 ___ .'. 2609S. Sanford Ave. I. lNCLUDIN ATI PUMPS OPEN 'TIL9P.M. FRIDAY & SATURDAY 12 SLIDING GLASS DOORS • WALL-TO- WALL CARPETING • CATHEDRAL CEILINGS • LAUNDRY ROOM • QUALITY WORKMANSHIP I 4 to 0-0 ()rI!ona Eist, uo sI on DeDary D'j,ic ka I I msIeS 'nCBlvd turn left, ao .s miles to F,IhM,i' mRRon DA French (17-92) Downtown SANFORD i-- - - -----_____ __ & .w-' --=== '- • 1 1 , 11111111n SEE THEM ~w~ TODAY! 4 FROM '30,500 FROMI7!I TAKE SANTA SARSARA WEST TO HARTWELL. TURN RIGHT TO NEW JEFFERSON HOMES ON LEFT. J FINANCING AVAILABLE Exclusive Sales Agent • HOMES inc. ç#PQI?',-' T 831-4039 628-2162 789-2999 STENSTROM REALTY REALTORS Call 322-2420 Anytime 2565 Park Dr • 1•. • 1113;1111~—. • 8• • I• II•s •,s••• .. . 0 0 I Be SURE to see these BRAND NEW 3 & 4 bedroom homes all with 2 baths con venientty located just west of 1792 near Seminole High on Hartwell Avenue. All homes feature garages, climate control, wallto-wall carpeting, kitchens completely equipped except for refrigerators and 1awns fully sodded In front, sides and 15 feet of rear yard. These are TRULY outstanding home buys. Hurry! There are only eight of them 1' - DIRECTIONS 1,r . Sanford I,,_. ' i .. r- • 7,rni,-u )I,i ok %5L ft, E, & I 0 ' _____ available 2 & 3 BEDROOMS 1'2 BATHS CENTRAL HEAT & AIR WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES DISHWASHER, DISPOSAL CONVENIENT SNACK BAR down in the summer. Cleans and litters the air. Deodorizes if. Puts moisture into warm, dry winter air. GET THE FACTS! CALL 322.6390 1st ' — I THE CO RON ______________ '' " - • UP' • — I IV -.. I JY-.,Z~7~ ; - . 'r e siori would ask the 1974 legisla. ture to adopt a bill allowing the payments and would continue the payments in the meintime. . ~_ I - _19111111111iff _. I ~_ ~_.__ __._~ ~ -- __ -w ---1=7~ [ ---- - -__ __ - AIR CONDITIONING - I- -- _____ .a* 90'1 775 4777 - Springtime projects SANFORD HEATING & -,! . "' U, UJT HOME SUBOIVI5ION7 I jk.i j -' It Lasts... 0. Comes With n i -1--- Singer Total Comfort Conditioning does six important things for the "climate" of your house. It warms it all in the winter. it cools It Pine Pollen $4 = I" ~~~~~~ Section! Recreation! c. ~i _____-- If. f!- ' . L1. i1 _______ _______ ._. L Spacious Homesites. 4MODELSTO CHOOSE FROM 0 Pleue send questions for Decor Score to Ccple Ne's .Ser.1ce. in care of this newspaper. -I i n __ II Jul M)fflt 0 .i _ J see both your points. a ."..'.' s "I' A. Not wIsung to get into thc midst rJ family dlcwrep.. (ii I "u ! j .•I "wa'rs •11.• "'- t ' Whil 'll • 11 I C t/" ,4L ' ' ) ~~_,`,1, - 1-l'.'t, I .1 __% ._~, I-, I _-~I .# L, i 4 ,.NX---.k1 - ./ It '1 —. __ .. 1f.1$ We've Got What Tots Want " you'd planned on. Choose a practical, medium color so it Will not show the soil. Then perhaps the extra for the wall won't seem so outlandishly expe nsive. You could also pay for the wall carpeting yourself - does ycur famiiy offer credit or perhaps you have Job that could go toward It7 If you didn't want to do an - ,u 'filli, ' '•'7 t _____ ;~, TO DAY ! J _______ __________ I — -----l ' • 0.0,6--10 • •'•••• - i inembers of both of these boards? - - -- - I L . per graphics you might like this kind of treatment which would require carpeting for only about one-half the wall. Mrs. Malino's room is pietured in Virginia Frankel's new decorating book "iitenor Space, Interior Design," publi.shied by Doubleday. Required Text Brings t Big 7 BETTER M - slightly less expensive than ______________________________________________ , Yesterday. i, _______ ___________ , Ikk I I r ______ _ ' I \- k - r ___________ . borne while going to college. My mother has consented to let me do over my bedroom which is 15 by 18 feet the way I want. I like v.ry mod things and I want very much to re. carpet my room and continue the carpeting up one wall (the wall where my bed is). My folks say they'll spring for the floor carpeting but think wall carpeting Is out of the question. They say they won't want a padded cell when I leave home. How can I cornpromise so I can have my way? -T.W. entire wall, ou might comid' er doing'a free form piece on the wall. Designer Emily Ma. limo once designed a room where the carpeting extended up the wall about three feet and then swooped upward like a wave in the very center of the wall to create a sort of wave that gave a strong graphic feeling.Shedida twoinch border on the carpeting of shiny mylar. If you like su- By EARL AP Newsfeatures Winter has quite a way to go I-, . yet and you can prevent sea. -_ . 1, . I fly DAVID t)t% 01.1. sonal injury to your plants with Extension Agent a few precautions. I. I Three major causes of injury —Mrs. AEW I ~11* It looks like spring has are mechanical (occurring I)rar Mrs. AEW: ' ;: arrived early this year. sthen branches spread, crack •-under the weight of Take a sips III your sales contract shich you and the sellers Oranges are beginning to hkx)rn ~_ executed in 1973, and a copy of the recorded deed provided you and fill the air with their ice or snow) des.s*ation or low temperature. _ when your transaction was closed, It woul4,e helpful it you would nagrance. This is also the time _ ! , ,~& . I -6. $ , -.ILayers of ice may Increase • ~ . 4-( ) . provide the Assessor'i office some evidence that you occupied the of year when we get calLs from the weight of a branch up to 40 " --I property during 1973 by sho, 1_~~_:.__ people about a yellow dust that times, according - to Purdue , / hing them your deposit receipt for water or power service indicating the date you had these utilities they find on their cars and University plant pathologist 3 these sbwer pro)ects, we will the cornfort and control of our porches. Ils- ANI)Y LANG 11plued on. You might also take your auto registration slips, too. Scott. If you don't - - ~ ~7 7- -:_ ,___ Dunald ___ '! find them raising their bids to 'environment. The energy-conNcssfeatures ots will be evidence that ou have Florl4t tags on 'our ear or remove ice or snow properly, '.tt! ti.St5 i Ve na ve already s-,mc ref1.ct t1i( of id..e ears. The Assessor's office will take yo ur word for these last two 'r -'-;' 'that, by two years from now, destgr such as shading the of the effects of the energy worry a bout since this is the tree or strub. Items Nit they would appreciate seeing them If you have them. -LTIS IS on the real estate in. the Increased cost of housing west exposures and wind. Use boards to prop ice-coated — 9-211111111i Remember, your last day to file is April 1, 1974. But, please don't pollen from pine trees such as due directl to energy coo- tweaking the northern exdus', already beset for some branches. Do n't break ice from wait until the last cia)', Do it now! slash, sand and longleaf TOTEM POLE ASTERS time by a variety of negative servation will range from 9 k. posures) will be brought to branches with a sack. Heavy flower Normally these trees cent." factors, most especially high in- 12 per bear. in snow can be removed by gently late February or early March, shaking ever green branches. What is the long-range picterest rates. Housing develop xisst along much of thus inforIn a p a r t m e n t - but this year they are early like ments In outlyin5 areas, not ac- ture? If limbs are broken, remove mation to you. She tells you Editor: "Although Insulation is one of condominium cessible with a small amount of everything else, the damaged parts and, when how to find the plants, with gasoline, have found it difficult the least expensive elements in design, the shape of buildings From what fi ve read in the newspaper recently about the weather permits, cut limb large, accurate detaded diusThere are four main species stumps flush with th e larger tratiorts of each by artist to attract prospective purcha- construction, many builders and individual units will change enslng procedures for real estate people In Florida, I haven't less so that perimeter Is exthe long-range have ignored of pine trees native to this area. limbs or trunk of a tree and Grambs Miller. sers over weekends. Dieen able to determine 11 the powers that be are going to make the But what about the long- economy In favor of minimizing posed to heat loss and sun load. Each species grows in different treat fresh cuts with wound' The Instructions Include how procedures more lenient or tougher. Do you have an opinion one range results of the energy st. original cost. In the future. I There %ill be an effect on the soils depending upon the dressing. to start your own herb garden. way or the other on this question? uation on the residential hous- believe we will double our in. location of housing. Sites near drainage of these soils. On dry You can help by wrapping collecting and drying plants, -LWW ing ntarket? The question was sulation standards as well as commuter railroad stations will sandy soils the sand pine (Pinus tru.nks of young trees with bur- making teas and salads. and Dear LWW: directed to architect Robert significantly increase the use of increase in value. There will be clausa) is minnion along with lap, sisalkraft paper or alumi- dyeing cloth. Yes.I do! I'm % illIng lit bet coffer and doughnuts that within 10 num fo to prevent sunscald. -years a newly licensed real estate salesman is going to have to Ill., because he is frequently &tar orientation and prevaillag. zone the areas within walking turkey and m-rtle oaks. In To prevent drying out of More New Items called on to address fellow pro. wind patterns wdI regain im- distances of radroad stations to more fertile and moist sods branches, spray with an anti. already obtained at least an Associate's degree In Real Estate Here are a few offerings fessionals about architecture. portance in planning, as wc- try allow for inoderate-to-high-den. longleaf pines i Pinus palustri3) dessicant. from an accredited college or university. Consequently, if you're from garden catalogs: I . land planning and development. to put nature back to work in sity houiing. and slash pines (Pinus elliotti) Be Hardy Calla Lily, big white ring in use of Wit on thinking about entering the real estate proledtion you'd better not "There will be one set of ciare found. The slash pine is sidewalks and driveways with flowers wth golden stamen. too much grass grow under your feet. Also, young folks enI ects for the next three to five particularly common on flat- shrubs nearby. If you have two seedless grapes, Suffolk . tering a college or university should give consideration to obtyears," said Babbin, "and an woods soils. These trees are used salt, flush out the root Red and Lakemord, ,ellcw u0ning degrees In real eitateiAhIch are now available from many other set that will last 10 or taller and longer lived than 'he wries of trees, shrubs and green, aU from Kel] Brothers. olleges and universities In FIrolda. Another word to the young more years. In the shortrange . sand pine or pond pine. The grass with water as soon as the Einsville, N.Y. folks: Nlother and Dad may not have reared you to be a salesman, ai-ea, the time required to con, A new class of asters, Totem frost is out of the ground. hot remember one thing, The highest paid people in the world are struct housin g projects will be Pole. double. shaggy flowers iour'd in swampy, poorly lengthened about 30 per ccnt salesmen Early settlers knew where to with long, curved petals up b (Iratned soils and often because excavators and matelook for a plant to cure a cough seven inches across on long TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP)- chairm.an, said applicants still crooked or a stomach ache, or to Polish stems. Excellent for cutting, Editor' rial transporters will be on fuel The Florida Real Estate Corn- are required to use the text deallotments and because energy a pot They depended on many easy to grow from seeds. Two flow can I find out it I qualify for certain verterans'benef its? mission required license appli- spite Curtis' resignation. fie For landscaping purposes the I linderstand VA has offices in Jacksonville, Orlando, and severalwill be limited for the produc. cants to bu tion of brick. tile, plumbing fix- ing a bellyy a textbook. bring- said the commission probably slash and longleaf pine are day for food and medicine. light and dark blue, from Bur. ) t Mcr places in the state. Which one do you recommend?-RNG profit to the com- will invesWate taking over most commonly used; however, lures, gypsum and metals and In her "Dandebon. Pokeweed pee, Doylesbwn, Pa. Also. mission's consultant and a firm publIcation, some other items. in poor sand soils ind pines are and Goosefoot," Elizabeth arf Boikr lse asters, - Drar RNG: Ellison said that between "Because of the nature of the headed by his wife, Auditor Schaefier i Young Scou Books I bushy. 10 mchei tall. very comnion. None of these. I'd recsinirne'nd you visit the local Veterans construction process, delays in General Ernest Ellison said to- July 1, 1970 and June 30, 1973, Service Officer at the County Courthouse. lie can probably tell the early stages of a project day. Curtis was paid $170, in roy. iI QUALITY BUILDER cannot be remedied by increas11 he can't. I'm sure he can you exactly what you want to know. • Ellison said the book "Real alties, commission consultant Ing effort In later stages, nor Estate for the New Prac. fees and university salary. 1W It rI find out for you In a hurry. man 0ne generally 'work fitioner" could have been sold Publishing had a SM00 profit around' a problem; therefore, for 13.90 0 Instead of 16.40 if pub. on the book, Ellison added. ZEULI we will likely see f!riods_of ."..-s.'•' k - AMM .U$IjJjIj3$UII. UIIILIUIUII IIUI .PV,W'J I IIV weeks or months when Dr. Clayton C. Curtis, a pro- applicationsfor licenses during , toc:a rea In lessor of real estatc at the Urn. the three years. certain materials. fl parties involved said it was illegal for a real estate broker to p *2222 16* on t)tl of substitutions is some versttv of Florida who wrote the EW.son also questioned th? accept a commission from both th e buyer and the seller in a real,.%fiatt limited the rigidity of book at the commission's cflIflIfliSStOfl practice of payln estate transaction. Is this true— Mrs. ELM tyiik.t n,I s... th.. ntrrolignchi,c .....i , s. ow I' UI1U éIUt1J[UU1K U) IIIC 4,tP.N U) WV L1U11[IiI4M1 UIIU I!.' (OflStTUCtlOfl details commission's outline resigned 200 to each of the two members NEW In Lhe language of science, his succeeds rerriarkably well but Armed with this knowledge, lab is an ecosystem such as an her control. unfortunately, scientists can attack vulnerabix orchard or corn field; the object Usually comes too late to save a points in the pest's life cycle to of his inquiry, the biota or plant beleaguered . To direct and create food shortages, cause ) A new breed of insect fighter and animal life dwelling speed nature's control exposure to adverse weather, is emerging on the agricultural therein, His varied arsenal of processes, scientists first build tilt the balance in favor of scene, weapons largely Involves a body of knowledge about a natural enemies, or otherwise lie Is the scientist concerned manipulating the biota of an pest—its life history, force the pest out of step with ith the bioenvironmental ecosystem. In eta bolis in, a b tat, nature. A key weapon is the use control of insect pests, a seeker reproduction, and much more, of biotic agents: predators, and exploiter of vulnerable NatLwe, with hem checks and 7bey also probe the strands in the tangled web of balsitwes. is the ultimate inodel relationships between the pest existing in a field are a vital interdependence of living for controlling pests bioen. and the crop it attacks, the pest resource for suppressing or thinzs and their en-vironment. vironmentally. She generally and its natural enernies. managing pests. _____________________ hi Q. I'm a junior in high school and planning to live at 4 a Dear Mrs. UtJ: Many members of the Seminole County Board of Realtors want to take advantage of mail), of the seminars, training sessions and manyotheraetivltlespros.Ided by the large OrlandoWinter Park Board of Realtors and kIlo to in the Orlando-Winter Nrk Boart-11i souillpie listing service. But, before a Seminole ounty bed broker or iesman can join the 'Orlando-Winter Park Board he first must become a member of t' n' Seminole County Board. The Orlando-Wint er Park Hoard StisIders such a member as a dual member. V ,alls V. the wall isn't all that necessary. Yet, in your b half, it's a very excellent dec. orating trick that has more logic to it than first seems. Carpeting on the wall is very successful from an acoustical point of view. It's great to lean back against - especia ll y on a bed wall. And it give a soft, enveloping look. So, how about this plan of attack? Agree upon a carpeting • 4 Editor: - . County Agricultural Agent . - -- ow w-o- , * ~ ~ 7;1~~ , OnL ~-, 'ffi.ay%~ _ _ r k i ;Nsmot ____ _ I Trick By BARBARA HARTUNG Copley News Senice L . I ,-I )AN 5uridy, - Feb. 3, 1974---3C P have a question about real estate, taxes, insurançQ planning, zoning or anyt hing else which is at. feeling ,tcr llestyle? Li so, wTlte to Editor, Lifestyles, The so % Herald, Sanford, Fla, 32771. Be sure and sign your letter, publication only Initials will be nsed. We'll appreciate your questions. Ofl I , _; -_777r!'~- I (Etur's Note 1)o you . - Decorating k i 13 go i Lgfm Car et On ______ I1Y 0 tt .:;k 7. _____ .1 The Sanford Herald *Question Box • ' ':t - -CMW - - I ______________________ - - - . MLS..& �4C— The Sanford Herald Sunday, Feb. 1, 1974 ev ao% Counl4 lly t T A u lu L p u,i l _1 1 uC ,1OflS ., Want _______ Heraid Ads ___ Central Furn. & Bedding to 11iIltnark ('onstr, to James Betty B. hrbes & hb. Ncllie flack. wnl. & Elsie lthbert J. Patrick & Robert B. Tanner & wi. lmjiak, Lot 17 Raymond to l)ouglas I.. Ruseher, w ill . to 1(ichard 11. Hall, S 39.23' of Lot 9 111k 3, Tier 111k C, Washington Oaks, Sec. 2, Goodwin, it 4 131k 8 Town.sjte of Swann, Trustee, Beg. at sw 2, Sanford, 128,000, 119,700. No. ('huluota, $11,000. cor, of 131k 1), Weathersfjelds..d, CarltonR,Kra us John C. tiemmer & sf. Carrie to Gary I,.. Wellman & Elaine joLivfe Real EM Ins. Li wf. Dunzlt 10 Duck Bond Addn 31 81k F No. On Terr., Sec 6 hazel V. Mathers, sgl to , Orlando 8319993 of St. Johns Inc., (eo C. Pace & wf. Delores to In center rd., 4.98 ch. Beg. at Robert K. Snyder & wf. carol, CB, 117,167. Un. 1, $,40o. W of qtr sec. co r on E of Sec it 5131k :\ Mead Manor Un. . Lorena W. Hopkins to Keith A iQCE)t Charles H. 13enfley II & 36-21-30, 195,000. 147,500. Wagner & wf, Barbara, N' of wf, Candace to Amer Steel W 85' of Li 29 131k 3, West Fence Co. Inc., from SE cor Wildmere, $24,500. of NW' 1 of Sec. 14-21-31 etc. Seminole County continues its fantastic times ($200 MINIMUM CHARGE ) 3 Lines Minimum — - Bel-Aire Homes, Inc to The Robert J. Waldbieser & wf. Wallace A. Jaillet & wf. Betsy Ca rolyn, U 477 Spring Oaks to Clarence Ray & wE. Unit III, $38,000, CharloU Ii I7Q I ,jtiø,1nI _iI K. H. Fisher & wf. Oveda to 1st Addn., 115 000. Alfred Ro th wejler&wf. Lillian, David B. Kerr,&wf, Carol it) It 7 131k 7 Fairlane Ft.. Sec I Wm. 11. Mrk'ilthin, 1. !es S pi ;i,666. !b,14' & 5 3L(7' yE Mildred C. F.cclavon, sgl. & Pinehurst 4 Freddie I.. Esclas'n & wE Rirh.rd Heal Jr & wf Efl ','ri..L:' tt (.'u;kct ULiL iu 1. La Loiik, l.t i iu : Inc., Lot 30 Molnar's Addn to Country Club Ht.s., Un. 1, growth rate making it one of the L_ . = __ LW., 120,000. Maury I. Johnson & wf. - -- Janice to James G. Bennett & Wf.Winifrprl 11 .1 IA 0 01ri, fl, North On. Ranches, Sec. 3, $12,000. I • I transactions within the county. To be inforincd of our giowtii pultui n be 8a.m.. S)0p.m. Saturdays & Holidays 'am .12 Noon DeadlIne-i? Noon No rth, Sec. 2, 129,500 crest His. RepI., Plnl,sg1.& Ma ry H. Day Before Publication Carolyn Nelms to Thomas E. 116,000, Thomas K. I.ynch to Carolyn A. & wf Allan Barclay & Wf Foh, to * - Ceha Thanks 2 -In Me rn orsam ''' ' - . . I °'° ' Bna rd M. Coleman & wf. Norma to Robert %V, Goe & wf. Judi th , LI 11 [31k B, Esst. S-Lost and Found 13 part etc., The Iluskey Co. etc to 14 Ii- Travel Do your camping an cae.ng at Camp Seminole No alcoholic Agencies li-Camping Resorts 18 71-Situations Wanted - FInancIal MASON LABORERS 24-Business Opportunities 2S-Loans — -- • Off iCCHCIP Typing renured Billing Accounts receivable 10 per hr Hrs 4 pm till Apply in erson, Transport Brokerage. Stale Farmers Market 13th 4 French 26-insurance ,• Thomas Bowers Rentair 1., IA BIk 13, Brantley Shores, 1st Addn, Dr. P. Phillips Foundation to Sidney C. %%ard & Gu W. 611k.. con of SW'i t) 5cc 7-21-30 tic'., tQC[)) Jonah L. Meeks & Viola to John L. Meeks, I,t I- The liohton T. Hall t'i.rp t o PoUran, Inc., LOt 8 111k C. Fdn:i flradflrll Iii 2nd Sec. Mirror So. 2nd Repl. Addn CB, $6,000. cor run S340 K 244.47' Beardall Map of St. Josephs N 340' etc.. In Se 34-20-32, 1100. $Q() Garfield Walker & wf Agnes C. S. Lee to Dorothy 1. Jones toLP.Payton&s-fhosa,W' Charles S. Lee Jr.. & 'rhernai Sunshi peninsular .iev. to Anthony Jos. C.alangelo & wf Myron H. Bushlow & Dorothy ., — Addn to Sant, 12 'Ierrjngshaw, singl. & Janet D. Burnett iMarriedi, Unit K-i & w Sandlessood Condom,, 117,200. Pauline to Annie I stc1i1Jer, It 10 81k 5 Lockhart s.d. $800. 1kv. Entr., Inc to Dominica Jack K. Stemper IQCD) Reginald Craddock & A. Maiiello. sgi. & Mae Ann, wE Gail to Judy 1. McIntosh & sgl. Condom, Res. 17, hb Charles 1., Lot 5 111k G. Sheoah, Sec 2, 13' 500 Woodsmerc' Park Ind repl., Dcv. Enir. Inc to Dominica A. - $1,500. Masiello, sgl. & Mae Ann, sgl. : 1QCD1 Shirley Craddock to Condom. Res. Unit 14, .Woah. Judyh. McIntosh&hbCbarles Sec 2,132,500. T..1,tS 111kG %Voodsmcre Park Dcv. Enitr., Inc to harry T. 2nd repl., $4,500. Riley & wf. Helen, Condom, F'k'ti'hi,r Prop Itir, to Patricia 1tc Qnit 11, Shcoah, Sec. 3 Ann White, Condom, Unit 172, 127,600. lake Villas, $42,400. iQCI)i Kathleen H Petree, Equitable Life sgi. to Robert G. I'etree, sgl., S Arnold C. Olsen & wf DOflS I., S&l'u(N7Ih,ofE 20 thlN lAG Indian HIPS tin. 15. f, in .Sre' 4-20-30 QCI) ( fl i'çt E)esr, Inc i j1 t ii. 1 I.I 4i I I -I ill Tq I I, 1J !Lt . 14 to George I. lllackmure, Li 12 Man J. Bcnware & wf. Linda 111k C. Sterling Pk Un. 1, It 17 to JOIUI A. Maffetone & wI. BIk V. & 115 13 & 15111k C & 58 Frances, It 26 4 less E 30.60') & 10 16& 19131k D. Hidden 1k Un. K $0, 28' tiE 25 111k 62. Sanlando 1,110,000. Llt-tin1 (p. Colli ns & ,At Doris Sub [Icaut. Pain, SprmgsSec,, L500. to Donna 1. floyd & Evelyn 14I FIo)d. 1.1 14151k 22 orth OrJoseph J. Kehl & sit, Martha fando 1'i '\chJ, ,t.o Ii ('liudIc V,. t'ttblt' & sif. linda Orct Kcicha & 'at irene to S. 11 & W u17 111k I-' fake Irene Kocha & Ernest A., It 87 %%aman $433 Queens Mirror So Kept. Addn IQCDI Pierre 0. Steward & ('15, $l4,1Tii'I 'at Sti'iii to Johfl I). Ifairws. brjulut Die- v- t--! 1V lirenl I 1711S Ic", .MV I I (J., N W; 4 ,rf Sec I.Simpson &' wE Adtienne. It 165 24.21-30 less part ieteil 'Woodcrest Uri. 1, $31,900. parnisi. 1100 bat-a, Ii 4 wf. toWtlburlt Pent&wf. Juanita D. I..ot 6 Lewis Herald Third $21,500. Sarah to Hotnesites, 14.000. E. L. Murray & wf Rodm Walters, dat I'ark Geraldine W. Walker that Ins', to Jo Anne part of LI 18 Robinsons Survey Av. Marle ne 13., II 84 San Lant.a, f, ''' & '1 B 131k N Sunland Esi, $11,900 or Marion, Lot 9-1 Oakland hills Addn,, 115,000. Wrenco hlomc'tc, Douglas t me' I'heI'SOn to & 'L 21, & 9 34-Mobile Homes Rent 33-Mobile Home Lois 37-8us,ns I e 32-Mobil S)_M,scclIaneous 2$ floral - Sl --. HousehoId Goods -Appliances 5) - TV Radio $?Cro — Rummage Sales 55-Boats 4 Marine Equipment !PIQPhone 84? '1°"CSS Oppor t unities _____ 11 CASE OhAR[({JQ1 '-" A Austin .' I I ''. "------- -------------.--. 1026 ' 60-Office Equipment Arid Supplies 60-Autos lu StII' 81 -Avtjtton some carpeting, fenced yard, can INVESTORS & DEVELOPERS-- 37 Acres ao lacent to city Perfect for moderate priced homes, .417 Feet of OC 7-on French with UOOd depth, high traffic count REAL NEAT- J bedroom, I bath i % ' ap'rmen!, near Call 37355, na nice home for the low price uf S1I.S9Switn$l.395dn pay -i'. , ZIG-ZAG ) ' 38 _________________________ _______________________________ Jim Hunt Realty 2S2IPark Dr 377 7)11 After hours REALTOR 32? 0645 3729p1 )77 3991 molhers ADDED , 0 I immediate openings for mature production workers interested in assembly type work. the family from 'arl' - king,pir. hudgi'i, - Chuluota Small tàrt ,ttqr;Pcrp but modern city con veniences Central air 4 heat, is only part of the) bdrm home Prices at low. $27 Sanford, d room house with bath, 101 house remodeled inside priced for quick sale. Phon• all 30)). Will rent. "We Don't Stop we'd like to talk. We're located in DeLanci, just north of Old Daytona Road, a little west of the Deland Airport, ; ,RqaltorFPfn Pan tt't'1 And 'haling "I'm beginning to understand how she gets A's in ';Py 8 AF( (, -. ,J — '122-2611 K3l-9N:1 ti planac takr 41 Houses for Sale Houses for Sale Imagine a 3 bdrm. CU home, car peted, fenced yard excellent condition for under $70,000. Drive t 603 Btiyvvood Dr , you'll like it LAKE MARY. 2 b. lot 64' x 163', 5''1 Trmx MOSSIE C. a ;,,' '' '' - BATEMAN ' CER 372.714 Loch Arbor very nice 3 bdrm,? bsth CO home Large bedrooms, lt,PC,F OLDER itO'.'r large living room, separate dn.r.l Ccmpl"?,' tCmCX3eld, frepar. room, a spacious comfort able wall to wall carpet, new r oo f, I-anne, small Shop or office potential - I _____ — - -. , - r. -- $22,600 Cae in — 2 bdrm, frame cottage. 37 Meilonville Ave. You can see the lake from the fron t yard . - L-T' COUNTRY LIVING 4 one third acre, fenced , bedroom, 2' baths, family room, Oning room, kitcPierl tOulnn..l .i ..rntral heat 4 air. intercom, two car garage, large workhpp 5 ,IS Co Older 3 bdrm frame home, a frpolac, in iIv'V7 gara ge, excellent fleighborhobd, good condition. 717 W 17th St ___ In keeping with the beautiful wooded surroundings. Idyliwlide Homes By r7. it r or sirs. Fi CONSTFL)CTCN Ir-c- T. JOHN'S REALTY CO. BROKERS The Time Test ed Firm Pllghs. 372_512.4 J )ays 372612.3 .... , "-_ Close to everything yet "away from it all." See the homes built with pride & the finest of materials ' I 211 W. 25th HALL REALTY" - 4 EALTOR - 322-3103 Sanford, Fla. 323 5771 1-0 U- - - * NEED ROOM? Large 7 story home with extra lot, fireplace in living room, formal dr$ng. beautiful modem kitchen, I bfd,00ms. 2 baths, central heat and air. V er y good COflOitiOfi 539,500 To. ACREAGE S and 10 acres with 2 bdrm ho me, filed farm tend Priced right LOVELY I bdrrn, I bath home with family room, shade trees and location. 117.500. 000d .3 b edroom home on large lot outside Of city with patio and all the goodies $33,000 Terms Payton Realty, 372 1301 2640 Hiawatha Ave at 17 92 INCOME Tired of ho Lifestyles Look to Lifestyles for local news coverage, new apartments, homes, working only two to three hours an at- duplexes, acreaqe, investments, transactions, qardening and decorating ideas and much much more! $300 Examine the marketplace presented in Lifestyles. Feel secure— Learn all about real Estate and "take the big leap" into home in. vestments. ~_~ to (Irri money .1)13347. CALL 322-2611 ,flM :7Tj,.orgc I Br in SUPER CON IiiI Ilillil i% rr\ "itiiiIt BRUNSWICK CORPORATION : : little of a busy In" ', the fiPh' i ) , - _____________________ _________ 24 Hour - — ui f ort I Herald carpeting. $77,300 wifls ex 'I-'i, t".j, An Equal mother's time! ___________________________________ - renovat ed in and out inctudinc rellpnt terms Pd 2000 Brunswick Lane D'eLat)d, F Ia. 32120 Iii 'Fhe L' festyles (ask for the circulation department) VEPIIENT location, completely a hr 11 Service Call In 14 " —,' * - 0 000,111111F 4, '1. ' - lilt tiod ;01111, # I ) i ' ( iilil1ii I irll'is I' - 1%j. 11 l'-tdti' ( IIHI l'tt Li ti' *You Can Be a Big Frog in Your Own Pond _— I IN im 9Affi_d& HOMES OF DISTINCTION psychology" I 100 E 25th St MON,.FRI. 8.4 — SATURDAY 93 . -_ - Per Month by T TAFFER REALTY wh,'t P Alk, BOX SPRINGS Kinqi uern Elmer Bakalla, Inc. boti -._- -' - Raymond M. Ball, Rig Broket Esther Platt, Associate 017 West First St 377 $411 have a dependable automobile, and a desire Till We S ucceed! If you're looking for a lob with potential, MATTRESS BALL REALTY about 1:30 P.M. each weekday afternoon, ' new mother Reanors Longnoo OFFICE OPEN SUNDAY 12$ If you can spend two to three hours starting Completely paid health and life insurance ' 130.5500 Inc tern6on with a SANFORD HERALD DISTRIBUTORSHIP. COUNTRY LIFE No experience required. We offer excellent starting wages, regular increases, and A1 nd it works like this: When they have their first child thi'y pIlrt•Iiaci. ni., car beds, carriage.), youth beds and cithl', needs through the Want Ade,, and sell the still usefuj PieCes to anuth k' 1 thi'y' tiii'i'jo , You can earn up to Stop um!" Is ' l'helt' plan is called it,,, IIERAIJI Want rev Robeits& Gilman FOR 1974 Brunswick Corporation, a leader in corn. t1(W fl.elllbe'r5 of 1(19 PAlE — 'SEMINOLE REALTOR 0141 WP, MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE $9195. French 377 1991 Eve ,Surtday. 377 7374 or 377 1496 - ____________________________ - w ZA'P( PLAZA Oil Weti 251N SIrtqf Pilaf 0.wxa Garqi Apt. __ , - .. NO TRAFFIC NOISE 5"nd-Owner transferred 1. said sill this lovely 3 bedroom, 7 bath home with carpeting & fenced )afd for on ly $71,500 shady (,, PRIME FRONTAGE Seminole County, zoned ME rail siting available. 375' fl I lane highway, between 7 of Central Florida's busiest highwy$, 17 92 and 4. Flat, all land useable. Call Assoc Gene Lancer, be your% for only 111111900 with MCI FHA Call and see thIs today BEAUTIFUL RESIDENTIAL LOT- in Loch Arbo r, near lake Call today for details 00 SOMETHING NICE FOR YOURSELF-- and see thiS 3ijt pt the ordinary .1 bedroom 2 ball" home on a corner lot C on venient to everything. yet 1. guiet Eat vt kitchen, plus Other des irable features. $32.30' . Substantialdownravment Or'er *11 carry rnorlgaQe .1? 1, pcf . best neighborhood Call Joan Carter, Assoc, to see Iris beauty payment of $100 and out. wall to wall carpet, fenced yard it vou*re infefmied PRODUCTION 58-Bicycles Margrit to Stephen It. SljIltIj & I Suriland- This nice I bedroo-7). I bath home, kitchen equipped , -_ -- I 57-Sports Equipment O'Ilara & Corp — ATTENTION 1 56-Camping Equipment 39-Musical Merchandise - Allamorift Spring%, 90417s dim. ' frienol, MAf.HINE C.ty .- Attractive 3 bedroom, ibith home,freshly Pointed insIde 1. Out , kitchen equipped. AC unit, fenced ,ard, lots of citrus trees 119.100 Only $900 down Mr Braafod. Open $6 p m n SEWING Development — I.f central heat & air, carpet, range, curtaIns & drapes . Nice lot. Ex cellent conditIon 122.730. brickriorne's West of i; Or Our sign will direct Y- cpp.rg :r,Ag Maylair- 3 bedroorn%, V i baths, - ___________________________ PiD ESPECIALLY beacus, at the las shortage, a sell service, c0'n eratelKWlK KAR WASH in tP'e S.sflforderea,willpvovd,yearscf STEADY INCOME. An ,e*,try,nt for those who MUT SUCCEED Calf colle, 901741 'ill opening '•7T centreI heat 1. air, shag carpet R en t, 116$ mo tnClde '' Our a' Ora ng e Hills in Orang e City A locoh .—Mull,'' lOGEWOD VILLAGE - of We invitC your compa rison with all other homet you have considered . a ac1vanvage "S.tnford's Sales Leader Your Multiple Listing Agency Local and National MILS REALTORS 7MSPa'k Dr Prices, Only 1126.900 and S77.500 _______________________ Situations Wanted IN i SI--Garage Chilaren or 377196.1 it h,t5od on age from covered h I-. AG DISCRIMINATIO?4 IN EMPLOYMENT ACT More information may L' ubtaineci form the Waq" LJ off iceat Pm 309. o andO Pr' CIr W .,.i. 1 jty Dr. P0. Orlaido. Fla Take Herald Warif Ad by calling 3:2 5Il and asking for Advisor Call 322.2420 Anytime hOmCS for oscrmriatng peOp!e Peaceful setting Oak trees add to the beauty Of these delightfully spacious homesite's I HELP WANT 0 ADS mht,3te a preference ORANGE HILLS 1 'ii ivililil, POOh golf, and stables Located In the - Lovely 3 bedrOom. 2 bath brick itemS Sill them quickly *ith a 32) 2660 nl.,JJivcI Santa Barbara Drive nc 'Ph ' on on Hartwell e.oht brand now )and ibedroom. 2 bath homes with all the ho me extras. Prices range ?r,.m 5)0.500 to 132,000 Houses are ('Q4-n for your irnOeCtiOn Take Houses tor Sale ', I . WHOA Don,I throw iowa v useful idle t ' '41 .-,.. flOAktAJr1, .. F.- — in1t. ____________________ " ' SANFORD- Plulucci Builøin. Do*nto*n prestigious office suite, Elevator. nark,nn E l eva t or. --- .-----...- L service in(Iuoç.d AAA locat ion Available mrYied3t)y Pnon )23 4070 NEW I 4 7 bedrooms from $1646 mos leaSe 'andIrnon VIIiS (ill )2) 7170 fklokeepng. Payroll Statement5 Secretaria, w or k done n ' - For Sale (;nnl)-, lots 16, 18 & 20 b$U 900, in . Mercnandise - Longwood. $17 Sem,nt,, Lovely bdrm duPlex. 5150 ma p4u security 0313743 " Cameron s.d of Beck hIa;ngnoc'k Sweet terOaks, lm, For Sale -. - FRANKLIN ARMS APARTMFPI'ys 1170 FLORIDA AVENUE — ;Lt Park Aye'. Sanford YCII0w 36-income And Investment Property P1(1' lirud 1 " 1'°o''p? /O0M4jiva Ave Apt 3 JIJ 4*0 Va m 9pm Pool Mo v e in today accepted. 372 2090. Part i l' r pact time Appiy in person to 15-Resort Property __________ Central heat & air. Sparkling Clean to learn $4 --Far his and Groves Apartments Rent research station Agri cultural experience pref er red. Call 377 lI'IMondaythrougn Frid•y$to; ________________________ I11' N, and tormef meolc's. Full time, 31 -Lots and Acreage .' IJu%'d Terr., $1t,0o0, 127 5157 ___________ Hom. and lireplac, formal dining room, eat in kitchen, climate control and other feat ur es you'll like Just .---------by 7019 Park Aven ue. If you drive the exterior call us ruPo away 131,500. Store for Rent )$'fnt*ge l00'p Phone 377 0347 F,eld technician for agricullfuire Fli time IPPIS, ito 11 and Ii t 7 4urCS Aøet, all Shifts, Apply I,ikeview Nurs ing Center, 919 E Second Sir CITY - SEE THIS OLDER 2 STORY home with living room Sanford Shopping Plaza SECt4ETARIFc 4110 Of dcfaphone' Varied j Plorrelp I 7 be.00ms, carpeting and Lee Rd 647 III drapes, central Pwt and ar. tuft, I'QUiPPfdkitCMufl Actultsoni ph WAITRESS ill "SO . -Ajplr in person, Guyi Barbecue, GENEVA GARDEN . APAR TMEPI TS 1505 251h $t To buy orsell 3 bedrooms 2 baths, convenient to BEELINE FASHIONS shopping center. Shag Call 373 O14J carpeting. drapes. diShwaSher, M oil Groomer, all breeds, ol-Houses for Sale Ruby H.M. Davis.991 to Doris A, ThornbiWgS Acjdn to lucid ('ntslr., trw. 1.1 U 81k TO BUY OR SELL'. AVON Call 6i )375 ie--vvaniea'io Kent income, For in NE6) Living on one acre with lots of trees A cedar contemporary. I bedrooms, 2 baths, large paneled family room, eat n kitchen, plus CHULUOTA- 3 bedroom, 2 bath on iot R0'.190, Florida room, eguipped kitchen Climate CorIrol Very nice 177.500 formation, call Unfur nis h e d and part I s mie Real Estate $12,900. Vorud Holmes & %I Amil Ili Part 7-me Help P Doctor's Office Call 3?) 3150 Property Wrcnwood Ills. Uri. 2. 134.300. &l t3utdinq l. IA 9 151K .1 .'Thiiiiilel iQ tht hlt'nr I).11anncy,sg1. hat 1st Addn Mineral Springs 62-Lawn and Garden to Kathleen M. Perez Vt'i Pk. $3,000. j M,tm,en- ,i;id Tools & all It! LI 13th F Stf'Ssart j, Wilco Ctinstr. to Roy 6, Ward $100. $i—Equipment for Rent Jr..&wfMary; Lot SGenes'a iqt'Dt Kathleen M. 1't'r, 63-Pets and Supplies sgl. to Henri' V. Hanney & %1. Tern., 66 --Horses Carle tilil F Snell & sit Marion Itaxel Kline, W 1.1 22 & all of & Ilona:d H hlosiland & sit 67-Livestock and Poultry 23 111k F. Stewart i-tI, $100. %tanlha fit larrir A. Jensen & ô -'Wanted to Buy M13&11 ui'nctr,, lii sit lt'ii,tla 1.. 1.1 111k fl 69 --St.i,nps Coins Richard F. Enterline & 'at. Ssst't'tsiult'r Oaks, St't'. 2 1100. 1)a.srtha I,. Ii 2 Crystal Bowl III -Swap and Trade Kt'nrn'tfi Weett & 511 Third Mn, CB. $37,000. 11 Antiqus Mupial to Harvey Cleticrg & wE tQ(21)i Crane's Roost LW. to -Auction 111C Li 9111k 13 Kastbruok 1 City of Alt. SpgL, from td Un. 5126.000. of Sec 12-21.29 etc. rw. $100. Transportahon Homer 6. Austin & wE I Vernon B. Hardin & ,'a Trvnl JuInit;Ito Terry K. Hayes & wf 75CatflP Patricia 1.a'a re T,'a,lnrs ' E, Jidn f. 1,1.. 7. & 73 Jl..hnn & sit. I5rutt, l.t .1111k sms, 1,..t. . 16 -Auto Repairs 2 Iiepl. 111k 7 & Por tion ul 2 Pri5 Accessories fliitrt K hianrahan & Wynnwuol, $i5oo. Jtphinetti(;t't, K. Ihcks& sit '71-Junk Cars Removed Hobti W key, sgl to i)at.itf It 'truictt l.t .!5 13th A . Charter i --Motorcycles Sehumac t r & is! f':v.'l - n, l. lak'. n .'. zôi 1 !c--- -SW 11 * I & illi of I.ts 7 & ~ 70$ S Park Ave. .. South !.ongwood $75 ( Ernst A L'pmeyer Ill & Jos. SANFORD YELLOW CAB CO 36 -Resort Property For Rent Georgia I., lAs 11 & 12131k 13, Patrick Furnished For Rent iQCDt Phyllis Bruceit to 1'm' (0 John K. Anastasi & ssf Dale Brusett, 1.1 3 131k &' .tmR, 1.1 18 & E' of 17131k H. Beverly Terr., $100. Ti'. 21, Sanlando Sp Gs. I iQCD Richard Shermer & sit, %'a. to Richard .sicrmer & $43,167. The hlu.skey Co, to Mayti sif. Va. tih't & Th omas Marshall & 'Al. Diane, & Rich. Graham & wf Marcella & Brenton F Graham Ii 2111k Arnold Marshall, sgl., Lot 1131k Sweetwater Oaks, Sec. 2A 11 Lake' Harney Acrestes, Jeanne Braley to Edw- Irvirw :.jr!? rr,' C., L'f P. Sritis 1$ yi's or older we will Iran you Eacellent income, luberil bonuses awaros Openings ,n San ford. Detona. Detiary, Seminole 4 Volusia Counties. Apply In pern to Unfurnished ten.ood and Ful. Rent Rent 31 ltl ibertll;i)-nes&i4fi*,Iar), J., I,t '. Markham Park His , 111,300. SWI ti NE' Ste 182I-32, $u. 37, 'H ou ses a week. S . DRIVERS! Apartments Rent , * ovcrn,te Day or wk rates 2a'l Orlando 'iri?nrO - -- Furnished Eleanor . ' J 'at Win. E White & wf Barbara Owl Co Tr. to Richard S. to James U. Walker Ill & wf Rokicki & wf. l.eatrice, It 3151k Ava S. II 172 Wooderest u Sweetwater Oaks, 3, 5.136.000 $64,5,00. Ed.,ar FfaIiiu,lI & wE & Pith Eu! SW 11 Robert M. Andriano & wf Brenda to Robert Andriano & Soutii Altamonte k IQCDJ Itheti David Koon(z to American Modulars Corp. to Madeline M. L-k- Michele,1,1 17 Earl Koontz & wf Faye IA 12 Blk 14. Town of Chuluota $isoo. Brookhollow $20,000. Willie T- Dresj!k& wE Hnffle flutaine, Trustee, N' of Lot 30 L, Beg. at pt 71L7F N & 693.13' Ha. Land & Colon. Co. Ud. W. I & 21 [Ilk G Spring 81k L Lake Wayrnan hits., L.ake4 13 I less S 120' of W 60' of K 80' 131k A. Prairie 1k Park $14,900, Mtdn, $100. Beverly Garner& hb Julius to Jessie McCormick to Jessie Julius M. Garner, 1.1 11 111k 13 McCormick& sister. %Villie .Mae (hrn' Gables Sec., Meredith hlorne.I,t2Si Mdww IQCD; Rich. W. Ioyd&'a( Manor etc. $100. Q(jh (',nnie P. Ilriskt., to Sandra to Uih. W. lloyd & f of 11,11th 1 Jerry K. Poindexter, IA 5B1k1 &lndraG.,l.t2&S' 2 Sar,dj-. Franz aka ltouo, lMt 66 Queens , -- I,t 12 111k M Carriage hill Ur i , 3 $'900 harry Allen & wf Mildred to SE5 s of I JO-An.rtmpntt Psint Valley Gdns $100. $1,750. land, From SE Truste its 20 - - - Business Property FORREP4TO1iLEEPooI, . iu HAPPINESS IS c;; ., a 7 bedroom cottage in fine condition Ideal for walking to shopping, too Only 511.500 S Mist — 37 "That's the second advance on her allowance sne's got this week"' - MAITLAPID Realty For Rent Teleoron ci,i.tnr . - Part Imeor full t ime Fivdaysa to 6 Po's. a da, Hourly salary, pluS bonus Call 641 3011 Lady to dO 174-nerd housework and ooinq. Own traiflporlation Ph. ____________________________ 377 ISIC a AHf.q ll" 10 19-Rooms for Peril IQ('Di Ralph Kennedy & wE (ret.ato Sun First Nat,l. Bk Orl. Dolores & - - Agrntt)eed-__jfo,- tot. PH 162 .•' fl . Stenstrom Sanford Court Seminole County Company has immedil?e ouening fur machinist Must hCv engine lathe * perence Will train on other mh,fles Good pay. All fringe beneIt Writ, Box $2 care Trir Sanford HpraIa Sanford, FIa..377;t SANFORD REALTY Li s 122 ?J Ij 3 bdrm mobile home, air con ditioned. utilities Call rn and S - r',..,,,. rriorn nO' (,nsrirr,r t Ari-,* 'l 4S or 531 1279 Color 477 6IS7:Afte?$,fl.H4. Estate __- il60lbedroom. $150 Sanford Surb Child accep ted , no pets. Phone ?9 Rooms for Rent —__— P4*, Houses for Sale 4OHNNY WALKER' REALTY 21 Hour Service Call 3 77 .. An Equal 41 Houses for Sale ____ , 23,95Q ____________________ _____________________________ 1111, all "Poor 'op' Tennis came in about the time he went out" Callbart Real Mobile Homes Rent j ________________ - I bedroom furniShed hOuSe in country 11)0 mo plut ISO d,irr.ae (all a)ter6p m 377 62l .---. --_______________ --- I & 4 SEDIOOM, I PATH BRAND NEW HOMES. PACKED FULL OF ALL THE EXTRAS YOU'D LX. AND DES E RVE? 1 6440110 __ ' / ','ut desirable 3 Br home, partly lurnithed, for Only $11,000; and ,ou can have great terms - NO CLOSING C6STSI AJSOCtATES, REALTOR 1934LEE'RQ'' WINTER PA R K I \ 1-2 4) 33 Houses Rent Furnished _______________ CONVEN. Dick Bond GENEVA ERRACE !'irge tot, fenced. low REALTOR. 371 7750 isie 1 bedroom furniShed apartment. un(ld utiliti )5 I Gcr Ae Lwd (,(j 534 3 4 m ' Will', VA PECT INOSBERRY- Ft Cipltan Si". Ray Crank, Builder New oeu'uyin, i oily nomes. Car' l peting. range, dishwasher, C .ç,f ii. (rn,'.' I P'.,'.? 'i. r r,' Pets Near hospital. After Feb I 1sf 4 test mo 3 34 - 1""'_ /1 Clean I room apartm en t Adltt . rv~ 17 r'dro.orr 41 ':::t*:l /1 Iva ;'". KEY TAPE OPERATOR, pre4er e'perienccd in encoding and vârifying Part time ev enings available Call Reserve Insura nc e Co. .i 7300 work on any domestic car. Good working conditions, Apply Prod's Auto SM. ?eoO Orlando Drive 373 6730 V / , 3 room elliciency apartment, s. first and last in advance, plus 550 damage and utility depos? Mature couple, no Children. P7 available Help Wanted Euperenrra pant man Apply Brad S AutO Sales, 2600 Orlando Drive. Sanford. Employment - ,_..- 116W 2IId only, M DOWN "' - and training Local 100 , financing (to qualified buyer I p4 product SI,.00O urn medave*ny?m,-qt r.-q red Cal. Mr Jt '6 i77 he,aton _______ IS-Action s - Camping-Resorts - I and? bedroom apartments, 590 4 1110 nrn Pt'tc,n" P7 6Rt7 V baths. 16 2 pool *th -is own bath Assume nor 'gage. or VA Putt, Rub, Assoc Lcrgwood, 3 bdrm., I., bath. Fla Pm, utility rm, and shed, par tidIly fenced, washer, dryer, new refrig .carpeting. 14.500 down and assume? pc? mortgage or will sell L- ., 3 t'rlrnorrs. i EVEREST REALTY INC Realtor, 1601 s Hwy 17.92 fr,'atland, 676- 0106 \ AVALOP4APARTMFPITS Aflhll Tit Ijrnr,, __________ Male preferred 3 to 11pm, 6 days. ex perience helpful Applicant musthavereferencesafldmv$, be bondable, Benefts include Health Insurance, Paid vacations. Meals Apply in Person at Sanford lrm. I a and SR 16 at Oregon Ave " , ,Ou w or k and PCOVI c VOVr own acOmpIi5hmenI, JCi oneOf the most agqr5sEve t0mfleS in thiS ndustr Share fl ttCflCflOU5 protits in the (•nStruction and leisure time field. Yc*i will be the exclusIve Desk Clerk 51111111101, SANFORD 7 becjrO furnish apartmen t. 5175 mo flludr1j utilities Phone 37)0110 . Be close to schools City living I --')l 'N f irst St ii) Viol or 373051? ~) _-.•. oil $27'! M. UNSWORTH REALTY , , Be hIppy .1? (CAN START PART TIME? I SAN MOPARKS, l7) Bedroom Trailers & Apt. 2 Adult parks, 7 Family parks 351$ H*y. I? Sanford, 373 l93O Day. Wk, Mo — ____________________ I room turn . duplex, 74th 54 First and last mo, Plus ISO damage and utility deposit One child, no Pets Call 323 $611 after S 11 REAL TOP `T~ POTENTIAL "A ONE MAN BUSINESS $2 00OINVESTNENT" Travel Aqencies . Travel & Recreation oISWti of NE'i of Win-Mac Corp Inc to Harvey Constr. Co Inc., It S Sans Souci, S. ile K 25' & W 25' for rth Permison & wf (Tharlene (hiedo, $100. P., it Se 16-20-30, $5,500. 16 Underoaks s-d 145,000. John G. Nettleton & wf. Wm. Andrake & ssl Sarah to Theresa to Eugene Robinson & MetrLlkos I sst Pauline. S' of l)onald 1, Crenshaw, Lt James & Haraway & f. Va. wf. Nancy A., Beg. 481' N & 114' NWI 18 13th 11 $ of NE's of SW1 tless K Harmony Homes, $100. U 103 Spri ng Oaks, $38,700. K of SW cor of Sec 31230, 25'& W 25' for rd) Sec 16-20, Paul J. Kraftchick, sgl. & Ronald Masten & wE Ik'ie to $6,000. $5,500. Maxine, sgl. to Ronald Adams (o.E,Wa1ker&wtftj %L,U G&H Dcv. to Wa John DanieLs & wE .lcannttn to j 81k A, Tr. 12, Sanlando & wE. Mar 11., It 3 131k 13, its 217, 218 & 219rd hicks Inc., Woodcrest, Roy I. Mixcn & wf Ruby Mae, Sunland Est., $22,900. Springs $44,500. Unit Five, $23,400 E 54.6' of Its 37 & 35 fInhlnn Wy at ..'' i i.enora & Real Est. Co addn,117.400. John canal & wf Betsy to .. , .. ('I,rm.,i, (1 , , IJVULVI. It £1 1) lb VIiI. L. Harrell & wf Mary to John J. Griffin &wf Eliz., IA 526 & It 4 & W 50' of 3 131k [5 Sanlando Springs Tn. 4, 175.000. Spring Oaks Uri. iii, $42,500. t, — (Hwy 138 I)! 12)3 ____________ 10-Do It Yourself 11 -Instructions Collins .1 so "") I $1250 'OLDER HOME FIREPLACE- POOL CLIFF JORDAN /I,I )Rnoms,%tSOmo Utilities Pd MatureCcuple No Pets. Deposit 3770770 PER YEAR AD UNDER BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Day F Th — - WELAKA APAtTMEr4TS l'4W Is? So, Sanford 7 born. CO home, screen patio. wall to wall carpet, kitchen equipped, in convenient location for schools and sP'i.ppnq By owner call 322 0661 tjrtween I 30 lion . and S9 p ASIoc I i - ' $35,000 AND MORE SEE OUR INC A,rl,ne t,ckrts, Cruise aind Tours at Places "--- I PIANO LESSONS lWk (hOqd(our'1' Wt'ster. 373 - . Hotels 8-Eating % S71. care of The Sanford Her.ola, P0 00K 1857, Sdnford. ha 3777 1 now In progress ' ' accOvn?1. and phone number. 8o 6-Child Care 7Motels apartment 1220 Orlando Drve, Sanford hours) NOW available to service Counter Help, night shift, over Apply ROYjI Castle, between? an ______________________ 7 p.m -- i-Personals 5I W Ikleo Program oran Blvd. NW1 iSec 321l 1e ' Thompson, sgl. to 3-Cemetaries Sig per milking p,jrfor II T' 4 I - - day starling Night shift, Call for appointment, 322 4117 Training Grapetruut T,iniIos ____________ I V FOtr! t I-Cards of $17,500. Bldg. & Dcv. Corp. LOt 3215113 iQCD) Lester D. Randall & Sweetwater Oaks, Sec. 5 f Ruby toRuby M. Randall, it $15,900. 13 81k 13 Wea thersfjeld s 1st Same as above, I.I. 33 81k 13 Addn. $100. Sweetwater Oaks, Sec. Conwill Des'. to Vaciilos G. $i5,90o. ' MOM Nelms. mode Good I hings to Eat Orange%. Lemr,n% - lAs I &72 Ronald T. Sillls& wf. Nanc), LI Margrie 1.1 4 Mineral Springs 131k 3, Highland Park, $2l,54. l.w. $,0O0. -'o I7 BlkQ,TheWoodJands,Sec,4, Park Third Sec., $2,500. Leighton T. Hall Corp to Wrenco Homes, Inc. to U3,700. Wrn. H. Bonan& wf Sandra Chr is topher J. Esbensen & wE Thomas Edw. Reilly & wf Greater Constr. to Roy Cohn to Felix K. Davila & wf- Isabel, Donna, U 7 131k [)Bonaventure Geraldine A. I.t 274 Vrenwood & . Gloria, U 27 BIk X, The U70 Lake Harriet Est., $23,000. 11 2nd &, $12,000. IlLs. Un.2 $43,800. Woodlands, Sec. 4, 148,000. Charles W. Finnigan & '' B. U. Blakey & I)ianna to If. Miller & Sons tInt lilt' to htenrs' I, RuiseIl & ss 1. Janet Va. lii Kenneth K. Bell & momas K. Jr. Gibbs wf & John H McMeuarny & ssl l)onna I to M. L. Kefly & ,A-f. Gail C., IAs Regina I.. 1A I I Blk 2 North Ofl. 108-118, less it 115, Lake 5th Addn., $22,000. Jessup, $l2,. Joseph Me'ister & wf. E. Everette Juskey, Tniste Margaret to Ramon Soto & wf. & Ind. tee to E inheit Constr, Co Carmen, W 100' of N of It 2 I N 24.82' of LI 12, all of 11 & S Academy fits., 11,500. .32' of 10 111k C, Branfley Hall Frank L pizw, Lt 28 Robin -- .--- If 1. I.t 42 Forest Brook $37,900. Helen Imnan, will to Russell L. Bastin, LI 8 Molnar's Addn .'' 'I-.'--nouses tur Sa i e ii SANFORD SOUTH- Country home, 3 bedroom with large wooded fenced yard 1-11 0rne includes some 'urnitre. Prced at only $16.4i3 (,o.C,C termt Pti,ii (Ar,1C.1r;nr J _______ Two bedroom duPIC* furnished , - Un,,A.1t1 PI'JU3,r3 lvi All - 12 Bedroom, AdUItsonly Park Avenue Mobile Park 73lS Park Driv,,3flflöt . weeIen . Department Hours and read Lifestyles each Sunday. - - P,enr, c Want Ad Sure - by Dick Turn er — - Insertions-No Change I - yiur Rated For Consecutive - Arlene, ILA 22 Rik E Summerset - Per Day. ' •'• 6 Runs Ad The Less It Costs Per Line The Herald reports the total land 115,400. WehardW. FutIer& wf. Joan Dyke Corp to to Patrick Jos. O'Hara & wf. Greater Constr. Ii Longer Your f as t es t in me unirea staTes. tOCfl week, -'. L.*11 - -1_ - A •4Oca lini 3Dc a line l3cA fine lthru stlmqs CARNIVAL SIDE GLANCES Apartments Rent Furnished thus Ask for Want Ads Atbru S times 31 Silver Winter Park- V . They Ge t Resu ltsAn) -_ HoIIda 1. _______ Seminole 322-2611 Sunday, Feb. 3,1974—SC 'I Have No Bustnr'ss Opportunities The ___________________________ • Presbyter), 24 CIty of Sanford Civil Srv,ce A ONE-MAN BUSINESS Board accepting applications employmflt for the foItowlg '$2,000 INVESTMENT daughter was in the hospital posItions. START ______________________________ (CA1 PART THERIVERSFAMILY p TIME) Patrolman UO16-Sl0.364an. L ight, plea' !t'. EXTREMELY i Equipment Personals PRO FITABLE Operator lv 54651-S I57an ?AR PAGIS -\ Perlor rTied by yECenQ cM c,, Leader t571G--% 7,3.l2an ' Marilyn Springs Airport NATIONALLY FAMO LtOr.:5 II 5527i-s 6.122 an. Rd 901 736 4777. Res 736 143) Equipment YEAR OLD F 000 product 'Operator I is a HOUSEHOLD WORD p toG- 4oS4an FACED WITH ADRINKING AMERICA. is coum by the Animal Control 55200-5 6.&S6 an PROBLEM THOUSANDS DAILY in Laborers 19s-5 6,32] a n Perhaps Alcoholics Anonymous ommunity. and CfliOyS All positions are for full time em Can Help LIFETIME REPEAT BUSlNES ploymeni with all City y Civil Phone I?) ISa? Service Rights & Benefits, In Write P0 Bo 12)3 NO SELLING' teresfed personnel please contact rlQfld the Samford Pe rs onnel Director or APE U 1t40(ini ID' Call Toll AP AS PRODUCT I BIGGEST 'he Civil Service Office in the F Mi tu:.r Wi , (,,rrIN FOOD INDUSTRY) IS PPf Sanford City Halt I further in 'P4oIlnc A(I(iIS SOLD THRU EXTENSIVE A140 formation or applying for em ADVERTISIP-, CONTINUOUS ployment _____ _________ Child Care ON TV, RADIO. MAGAZINL9 RESTAURANT Part NEWSPAPERS. ETC (COn, time, 1401 meals, Tender I0y (Thurs care for Fr,, 4 Sat PANY PRODUCT SALES IN n'tes) Apply in person after S child Educational child care BILLION EXCESS OF I' A A Child's World. Cruty Pizza, Sanford Shopping DOLLARS ANNUALLY. CON. 7E.1 S Sanford Ave 373 P421 Plaza. Must have JepencjableSISTS OF COLLECTING FOR tranortatEon A home hone. MERCHANDISE SOLD APiU Baby infants A old er REPLENISHING INVENTORY CLERK TYPIST_E*perin children Fenced yard, hot meals '1' •'' MuSt aspire ' REQLSIREMEN posu,u,, Salary com,nensuat, Chr,t,an Day School has opening wiPh ability Call Reserve In for I or 5 yr. olds for spring INCOME OF surance Co.. 67 1 7300 rmNIer, Call LuthanChurn An Oroortt,f. [mroyrr $400 WE F K UP tird(.4',ncr P7 355? r Mr - -_____ Mort.n 377 610 I CarpePoer's Helper Also a good tl have serviceable car, START lW1iI around framing carpenter Call MEDIATELY if accepted ano Will take care of small child in my Sunday an fVCI $71 )O% HAVE- fPe necessary 7.00O for honrfo orkntt mother Sanf or d — inventory NOW in the bank. 32? Si Milk Maid wanted, woman to milk For local interview, include year - -CO with milking machine on c,r,specflc time (during business AD DIAL Jamestown. $3200 ______ - - Help Wanted 18 w ould li keto thank all m friends re,itjves for thei r prayers and of kindness while my WANT &w(GIorj Richard A. l'leischmann & Jaymor Corp to Andrew 9.242 acres rn-I, $675,000. to Allan D. Sandberg, sgl., It 11 wf. Jeanne to John A. Neuen. Amoroso & wf Prudence, 1.1 14 Casseiberry Gdns Inc. to Robin 11111, 130,500, dank, sgl. lit 3 131k F, Sunland 131k A San Sebastian tits., Uri, Miller Dcv. Inc* , Lt 6 1st Addn Kenne th W. Sci-haw & wf. Est., $18,000. IA, $45,000, it) Cas.seltierry less r.w 135 j)o0. Joan to James W. Merrill& wf. Edw. 0. Delight & wf. Jeane Albert M. Foders & s1. Betty Felton Pittman & ssf. Mae Nancy, 12 4 & W of 3 131k 8, to Levie Real EM mv,, — Lot 37 to Joseph M. flack & sf, Dora to ('art Pittman, from 1.ake Wyman tits., Hwy Addn., 131k E. North On. Terr., Sec 6 Rebecca, It 17 111k 1), Winter stake in NW cor 01 1120, so S Un. I $29,100. Woods Un., 132,500. 160' to pith, K 125' 50' etc In Thomas fl.Mazedon Jr. & Cards of Thanks INFORMATION Want Ads __ Get _?esuit ____ The Sanford Herald 0 111 I �- - 6CThe Sanford Herald . 41 2 __ HousesforSale Bedroom. cm. 1? cathedral ceiling, CORBETT REAL ESTATE REALTOR 4M 146,5 ÔÔé 4191 DeBary . right THE BORN LOSER j Mobile Homes goat in h with a low - •. •fl,tI'* . rnpPrty lntluili". r*m(ic1..If detached 3 room efficiency apt (reat opportunity to purCl"a*. 13 3.- .'' .... - , Farms and Groves _____________ SO crop mlLJ'r a. 0 I II.. RealLy e.67P4 Orange Ave 643 Income and - , 7740 . '' __________ ' - tsrmt , All makes sewing machint repair 98 $1 60 ACRE RANCH. 173.950, Lake Of Orarks Missouri. SJ0 down. 20 bears on balArce. ' m i lefrom lake, lake front aciss. big trees. ry i.cenl Mutt 5tH. by owner. ,rte Barbara Naughton. Rocky MOunt. Missouri, 65077 or call COLLECT t3111 377 3371 Si Sun 95 old Car HARDWARE, 119 E. Lake Mary Ave Lake Mary 20 pct ell .4,• - - - j '' . . .. - 55 Sanford Auction PUBLIC AUCTION EVERY MONDAY NIGHT AntiqueS, TVs, Miscellaneous. New aM used 1i;osstering furniture and appliances Pus ,,,• COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE P'Ir.t, WLA)L7 BARN Barqalns - 5,ll with tremendous sacrifice, r new and most beautiful Spanish Bedroom Suite, living room fL'rniture, end tables, coffee tables, lamps. pictures & wall decor, etc Please call 6" 5473 after S p m only - GOLDENTOUCH 'N SEW vi 1774472 Home Improvements Appances Aç [ircir: CL''p.)C.', 2522 Park Drive. 32'; ISo? otero' & i's1 E'p : ii p.nIr, repairs, carpentry, ture', mildew removal. 373 0791 ITh,'IH re GL Vr,i' Automotive Service LAWN CARE SPECIALISTS La wn Clean Up, and Light Hauling Tremblay. 3232774 372 5961 -.--. -p .,'-- 1973 16' Fi berglass boat, with '71 10 hp Mercury & all regulation rqupment 1)00 & lake over payments of $65 IS a month. 372 2529 47' All Cabin Sports Cruiser, twin dtisel, fly br idge, fishing cockpit. completely rebuilt Ready to live A or Sport fiShifig. Located at slip $5, saniorti ooat Works. 58 -- Speigte & Stephens Panting Contractors 51 CC-un!, y Club Rd 5_intord. F Ia 3721010 ragvla(ly. - made screen roorM. car Custom 'r i,uui. paneling, painting, all repairs. Free estimate 377 61St IU 467 Beauty Care -tformerly Harriett's Beauty Noc*) 5 1 9 E Pine. 372 5717 emod eling, small dos, paneling, 000rs, wifldo*S. painting. etc. Free estimates. Work guaranteed. 373 7331 9 cm. 11 p rn Budozinj We will tear down and remove TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON Cog ir.usuig ui BULLDOZER WORK $ 12*? days 646 1775 n:gnts :iear.ng Lots our Sp'r-catt', 373 t7)) 1111111 Carpenfrv TODD'S CARPENTRY Spec.aliting in Small and cdd ObS Call III :361 week - N - (1 fir Poultry fl...rcl.ni P40 LONGER USED CAMPING GEAR IS IN OEM-AND SELL IT 110W WiTs A CLASSIFIED AD. Ceramics G Ceramic Tile Complete bathroom remodeling, SPFCtAL' )waits Ore-,' turn. 59650 Call Anytime *31 ?eei Sm*ll Jabs Wanted 3 72 )33$. "Lake Mar y' - '' c, Remodeling, -t.i .1 .. ..tom Wor k. Fr Estimate ,-nSed Bonded 373 00 9 'VINCENT S CARPENTRY Inter ior Trim, Paneling. Custom arp.n$ry NO tab too small, 373 541? Any type of carpentry, lnterlt,r or eterror Free estimates Call UI *SSl offer è CoramrrV Rei,øeniiai Elec frical Service, Licensed I Bonded, tir I n ,'I All Serrtino!,. 1. 5.wering Serf -ce Lki ,.! Income Tax TA, SOLU UALE.$750193T0N GORMLY E HWY 16 SANFORD - Lawn 377 7199 Service 1 &t Tractor with mower, wilt cut .sci'eage or iots Ca" 373 t it. 377 u'' 67 '-A Feed - JIM DAPIDY FEEDS Direct from boxcar - lowest wholesale prices guaranteed Open? ,sm toll pm,? days GORMLY 5. 3 rn east (if Sanf or d Dli 16 at PR 323 4733 y'vdniedlo Buy ott . Call cr edit manager 323 6730 $ 'I a. •II '-.. - ".-" 1970 I dr 59 Musical Merchandise Hammond Concord Organ with 7 1 0 Lr%Ii speaker. 3 mos new Equity & take over payments or good break for someone paying cash With warranty, 373 5791 60 Stamps-Coins - ' Materials ***k*** o-u- and sell gold r silver COifl5, contact us fir st We alto buy bulk -- Campers - -. 2 Lawn and Garden Gerdcn Tilling,' very reasonable T 7171 1974 Earleen pickup camper Suitable for ' ton 'pickup Take over payments. 311 MeadowbiIi Drive. Sanford Auto Repairs j . . ,- .-". ____ '' --- -'-'T - . - - iIU ' E'I r L ,- & ___ - " - rt .. - !- 'T' i.'L I) '- . "W' P - - - ,'. F - 'j1 - $ - ( " -- 4 - I - • ':Ji ''"'', ,a a - __ __ - '- r _________ * _'_ :j!!- t:!'d' ev, ll (jT ti'• .., - e•, ' - i. . $ I ,allcy.: ,.,'.'. ii: li'lf - - .Jr ' ' 4% - , il -_ i ' \ f • ti -- . - .1 I ' ' __ ziit ' - - tri - i 1 49 :::01i citill it, L _____ ti, - I - - ' 9 - '''''' - "1il ---L--'- ''- =- L IT! ,...-' .. 's-.. - ****a************* r 67 PONTIAC TEMPEST I? Volt Auto Batteries $11 95 PEEL'S BODY SHOP 1107 Sanf or d Av enue Chevy II body, headers. 12 Bct ss l rear end. Tr ac tion bars. 5)65. ituncie I speed. 5 100 1)0423 it tee S P I'" 1550 61 T-Bird 68 Olds Delmont 4 Dr. Landau, I Or., Air, Fully Eguipptd, Extra Clean A Rare Beauty with all the luxury items. $795 .. 72 Pinto Door 3 Air. low $2495 Station Wagon, l.oaded, Set' It Now ) Mileii14, Vinyl Top, i *.A_ C;. tIP OMly $775 kr S1 750 lack .4 mi -A ' ,'" /,,2' " ":-._'7':'*' :'-".-'.. r. . '- 0 -, 1795 In Will - :.. ,.-/ ow fejtu,e 'I 55O * small V $ 'I 695 'iii', 1550 - ___ (::~ ~ 0 Z 0f '" So I P O Z ra - a ev d 'aE 9 ~ L' looks :-:-- Tilt HP -- !u; 1 275 66 VW Sunroof Good f 5395 .d I Door, Stdan, Air. Conditmohed, Goad Transpo,tat1 - . OCT to 9 EB1 1 1" .;; 0, A 19 '18 I"i HI II S i*evp Datasd 54.4r4 )I,.- u'a.'oas V cl . go 2f- 8 = 72 M V) M 9: V 11111 Ch 0 40 I .t L. I > ri " g - a A F.t 'W '0 L. = J C r. 4, '9 lo. 00. 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New Paint, iii, 1' I it .'..' :~-: ~-'.*~,~;~-~ ~:-.,. ,~.'.~'.'.~'~ .,*.'~.,~ -` ' ". : ' to ;Z) - 14 • CL Co I .~ 96 vi Engine, loaded Wagon 70 VW Fastback . IA -.. L 44 a, A -0 I -W -0 A ,all 68 VWSquareback r$d,l,on"d '/ IL 44 T tSiOU9tiJtfl. 67 VW Beetle Trailer, Engine 4i11 - : .', l\\ I lip 16' in 0 I 70 Montego £ Country. All luxury Cg9j .1/,.i 40 CE (4II : Z This is a career position that offers excellent growth I Z am* .J \ \\\ M ' . 1 295 rr a th 0 0 64 Whet,', tuqga'je $ Tfl UJ cla 70 Chev Wagon Gbeam t nq L.ded md Zenith Blue, 1-speed 3;-icfl JU 0 4A 2i75 Clean. Coupe, Emerald Green, AM FM, Low Bronir Metallic, 1- P -i ,.., 14 . 1/ 1/ 1/ _% I . 4A \ \ \ //ç ~ L....-".,..--~~.*:;:::-:.;;::~::::::::........ 4 70 Karrnnnn Ghia speed (rlr Sharp X &_ LL IA 4. IA at I Lit Sedan, 10ev 2) 95 This position is ideal for a man or woman who enjoys CO _wI_1l) 0 og 0,~i %4 I w - 71 Olds Cutlass 68 Pontiac GTO the The Circulation Department ac am ag U. cc /' ... §4 0-0 - Runabout. Ruby Red. Automati c . To-.ii Apply in person to... 0 - .::::::::::;::::::://\\\ -- Jq 71 Buick Skylark 70 Chy ar Wgn. opportunities. N P >- aii Vz5D QQi,u, .xxxt 0 C 0 $795 ! 'II . Ø 72 Plym. Duster management of Distributors. .1 .'..., (.;; I 7 Or Hardtop, Economy S Cyl. OHC Engine MANAGER 'aitinr . • " ECONOMY? 42 r .1 ..,, Part s- Accessories DISTRICT I -- ****** ******************** O,,.,srr 74 Tr,4.cl Traler, .5 self contained, air, twin beds. 54crlf ice if Sold thi5 week. ShaDe Land Mobile Home Park, DeLand, P4* I? The Circulation Department is taking applications for a SALES ..•- --. , INVENTED -_ - Is LIIIIL'L't.iJl!J1'[' I - - .- NO CAR IS TOO BIG OR TOO SMALL! Li, Car, net doqrs, frames & hardware Vanity s-nbs. kitchen s-nS, and b6tfltub%. Kitchen Cabinet *i!h Sifli corn plete S heavy duty 20' long wor k benches Other misc remodeling stems. 373 $620 6 -- -'-- WE TAKE AMERICAN MAKES IN TRADE... si,-rr coins. SEMINOLE COIN '5 ATTENTION HANDYMEN & REMODELERS Doors. :tames I hardware .-_.*T II BILL BAKER VOLKSWAGEN Travel Trailers Building - •' III CENTER. I. W. Il 373 4331 Office Equipment & Supplies Metal desk, tile cabinet, .lni rnanu.nIt chat. Cde(ulivi' fypt*rttn All for $150 ]7306S@ 61 ______ ______ , 65 Buick WitdC4t Good mechanical condition Almost new tires t3s.3 - ______________ pu_ l . 'a, - Call Paul WE A_' u1UdI\ .-- -____________ Z' _______ c_ SPRIPIKLER S'ISTEMS All typeS andsirti We repair and service STINE MACHINE I 207W 7rW'51 tval . ' . 111m) INIAT11MAJA 11101011114i GAS To WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SUPPLY ____________ $ ___ 322 U41 ---..---- ,P4TED TO BUY: Late model home. Mu-st be in good :ond.tlOn atid a good price Write ISo. 325. Co The Sanford Herald, P 0 Box 1657. Sanford. Fla 12771 - )ICK JOYCE WELL DRILLING )' and larger. pumps, spninkln /1i!rr corsd.I.orr-rs. 32'? 8l'3 i French Ave .327 4312 Estimates. Ph. 3234473 More - in American VW Squareback, Automatic Original owner, 30,000 ml,, 373 C7$l .- - ________ 1 m " 2973 VW Karmann Ghia Coupe, emerald green AM FM radio, low mileage. S1795 _____ ____ _______________________ FOR PUBLIC AUCTION, 96) Ford rairlane highnI bid over 1150 106 or Ave.. Magnolia •''' low mileage automatic. . ____ - ______________ -.. '." Corona. Toyota Licerssad.Residentlal.Comrn.'rc(al ri ji motor outside sales work coupled with the challenge of field repairman from today's riast;fie ads' - - .irry's Mart, 71$ Sanf or d Ave - an ewpi ,. •., r used furniture, appliances, ix)tt. etc. Buy I or 1001 Items .icer itanvcr --. .-: ____________ . Nothing Down. Take Uver Call Credit Manag:r. 373 67)0 - 1961 VW Squareback stationwagon J & I -.- : CASH 373 4)3-2 Bicycles Homes, Commercial. Industria W.,- s.dential. 476.7327 up" Tim*, .. I .. " ' 19oI COMET. Loaded - ,.,,p HAPPY BEAR Ettecent cleanr ,f rater.or s,urfacr'S Roofs, Mb,l Free . J 1,Lr,)A * P'SIYIL Sale Autos for 111111111 i ', :: . - , , SM S I CHEVY PICKUP Long wheel t'.ase. Nothing ciC*n, take over Custom $ cyl . Auto Cavvu ,h.srr Pressure Cleaning 74UL ctATc . . ______ 1466 Ford LTD. r & h. power & air Only 1495. SHELLEY USED I us. içei r'rvnc.n nv..., J9.j I'41 '66 CHEVY' 'TON PICKUP Nothing down. takeover Call credit manager 373 67)0 ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED iprices pad, used, any condition. 441'26. Winter Park 173 021-4 577 ne w Wallpaper Hanging . Id. •'' Cash buyer for used articles, fur nitufe. t(. HWY 46 ANTIQUES 5 3236972 * Bell numbing Co. Prof etc v ?Si''I. Mileage Pressure Cleaning Lace eaned, roofs cleaned & coatec Sr ('1.7cn$ spr.al rat,". 37 ) 170' - - Don Pope 737)85) Dealer i _______________ - \ ,. - For 198-6 Ford Ranchero 5550 Call 32) ItlI IWW Plumbing - i& ;o 322 0311 after A OHC. ICvi engine 16000 mItt, $2695 CattT f ete K Jfl 16)1 i,italer Blue Streak. Air. Tape, 1-Speed Fast ef ficient service, old aix' Bonded, licensed. 1720S9 - t'' 19I9VWSed,ln irect . 72 Ford Pickup NO i East poiad 11 97 (SIC Entrance) d HI-Lux ha!f Ion pick up '-r-r Well Drilling Elecfrk& BUY - 1947 Pontiac LeMaris Full po wer. console, new tir es . REASON ABLE 1711 So. Park Ave,Ph 323 NORTHERN TIMOTHY HAY BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR Board ing-Profes%ic,nal am 1913 Toyota - -- Breed Dog Training Academ Call for free evaluation ShYlY B. BUDDY'S ,iii.lE IMPROVEMENTS - nUb 23" Color TV. Need 'epOflSiDfe party to assume ayments o $9 27 per mo uarantf'ec1 HALLMARK 647 32? 0660 with love 4 p m Animal Hay 322 575? - ;- D; ,It V'r 4. I 1971 Ford Pinto __ Livestock And 67 Bikes, Bikes, Bikes TELEVISION endS. Interior I Exterior Plastering & 5rnutMed Brick Phone 373 7700 JACKSON'S CIEk*MICS. supplies. .bJlndiatet'. 105. Closed Thucsnay Sunday 3777721 OLOR ,,rport Sale Misc. houSehOld items .m-J furniture Many useful odds & mitt. 2013 Cedar Ave Sanf or d, yuvt iiv,iiv. _~~r I-, I i 37'J 323- 3900 Fawn Pugs, $15. Stud service available also. 190 Alma, Lake P.ary 37) 8299 Pet Care bu.ld'nQS from w.mi1eS. Phone - 1619 Orljncjcj Drive, 372 0351 ports Top workmanship and materialS LEACH ALUMINUM FABRICATION, 3234475. KEN KERNS GARAGE 11195 SanfordAve - - - ------- --- --- Great Dimes— black AKC female, 5 weeks old. 150 Phone 323 $652 All suet and modelS, 10 speeds. S speeds, and standard bikes now available at Firestone Score Call crone of our frf'ndIy ad visorS help you w or d your classified ad Call 322 2611 or 131 9993 Painting 1W - '. - - - - hAl I. Standard air, am Im, tender tovin care 373 ougar PickuPS. -a . .'. Pets and Supplies 6S Spaubong (iCCUt , y Gold Clubs I woods & 9 Irons with Wils.'n lea ther big. Excellent condition. 1173 Call 372 06 4 after 6 u -TELEVISION SETS12SUP Commercial and residenti C ontracts now available. or 377 7377, If yOU ae an eye for real value, ycull CYP th e classified ads JOHN'S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE IOV, P Maple Ave Sanford 323 *360 2 - Save 40 IX' And boarding. With lovc& care Professional Ph 373 3691 or 313 I'S19 Sports Equipment 57 ___________________ b l Lawn Service EP4KARIK GLASS & PAINT Co. 310 MagnolIa Ave. Central Heat 1 Air Conditioning. For free estimate, call Carl Harris. i$ SEARS in Sanford 377 1771. 2'., .-'rt I 111!o" - IS pct ronsignrnent Free In sewing ca binet. repossessed Snioer's el model, windS bobble p.ckups. Auction Saturday at 7 fl mactsmne, Fully torn Pay prn,Sanford 323 7770 or iv p.ymrnus 0' 3.000 lb. draw file trailer hitth, v i.e Call Credt Dept. SANFORD it LTD Ford or Mercury Wa;i EWltl(3 CENTER, 307 A. East $20 171 5)39 ci St Sanford 3129111 iv"c Jl 1246 Omar, new I1" HP engine, start batt er y. I1' Fairbanks wet pump mount ed on 2 wheel trail 2 Appliances ,'..th new treS Will sell or tra cc.,' cattle 646 .4)28 ECONDITIONED Refrigerators. DryerS. and casn,rs WARRANTY Free Delivery, ________________ I ____.- P '.mr, L- a - -__ ,-.'& -$~ - --- it-7 . 41 ,. imported or domestic & POODLE GROOMING. ROBSON MARINE 2921 Hwy 1797 beccraft 14' deep V boat. 40 hp Evinrude. Full canvas. Trailer . Fully equipped All in good con t,on, $700 3 73 5333 or 377 7700 tit er 5:30 MILLERS Glass-Mirrors C - CARROLL'S FURNITURE - ______ Terms others ' TV-Radio-Stereo Air _Conditioning --- - _____ )22 1967 Pontiac Executive 5t1tiø Wagon, no inspection st Ck needs misc. sork, 5300 3227101 '67 V o?owM ,-.-' ~ . =' V.. __ ( - (Alicreclif 2769 after A 3.') lii',0 IA Stick steering, only sjs. Deluxe 12.050 Mon Ark, 11 595; Galvanized 1261 trailers, 5167. Dependable 1616 , 25 HP Chrysler, 551). Many blue. 373 793 1 30' Sqnaturr Range Harvest Gold Practically New Phone 372 liii ' take over paymerill - and wench Call for Rent FREE 10 good home male Blue Weimaranier, 2 yrs old Papers furniture and misc. Sell for A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You Equipment '' , 'ijit Buy. sell, consign. appraise. r special saie out f anything of valve 1200 French Ave 3237340 Sanford, Fla. 3237414 We buy Clas%il,rd since 1936, Custom wurk only, complete line of Iip cover, upholstery Idrapery #,it'es Fret' Pitlmatl4 in vcir me. KULP DECORATORS. 09 16 Boat with 35 HP Johnson motor , 1t St 377.73)5. new trailer. $250 cash 3736.711 s.oecsat s.tI-s (watch ads) SADDLE EQUIPMENT- BOOTS Western Wear, Save at the Old C or ral Western Shop. 1797. 1 mite S .t DeHary ,, Boats & Marine Equipment Bass Boat ______-_____ Qn hide goodcondtion, clean, after S;30. it with - crtni-ii ENMORE WASHER, parts, trviCC, used mJCfliflet. IOONEY APPLIANCES. 3730697. SF P V ICE Suzuki. Good condition, rW'I II'a'IUV' 111 ASIA if IJ ow. -, • * " ~rfi Ad AlSo repairs. Myers Appliance, 210 Sanford Avr, 373 7737 - . -r - , i ' .Oa'!_7.' :'i- . , .. moving - must sell, 19" 1910 Gnifixie. Ion Motorcycle, 190 Triumph Nothing down. takeover. - 'others. ranges. refrig. 537.95 up. Engravkig ___ owner '44 Wiliys Jeep Aluminum metal 64 Garage Rummage Theanswev to"Wtialtodowith your Wi4ITISIDE APPLIANCES, 644 ','.--,t P..i T]So - - many Items. Sat 10 &m to6p.m. 170E Coleman Cir.. Sanford. 3235427. .. ___________________... - HESS . * :9& , 1841 6 & _i,_ ~A--"'. _V ...~_ .0-l"14 -11111P. 11 ' , went Blue Lustre EIrctric Carpet GOIP'IGOUTOF BUSINESS .MucTloneering ervice &&#%t'iI I" rA'rrA.A&i 0?". I tY1?iP4 IVIU3IC C BROXER)212 764) DELTONA. 351 area By owner. 3761 fSuccac.eq'r Walk 13 ia:a 2 odrm hrr.c 646 434? ct f6! Alil) r.rnsin 54 Investment I"roperty tools, Black & Decker & Rockweli pitaI. power tools. lawn 6 garden AartrnenthOUW near equipment, housewares, paint, .ns Lakevlew Ret) Home Lot Lverythn qoes tfr'. 96 :223 hi,', Frret yard". lab ma. inc ome 535,000 Terms. Owner. 327614$. WILSON MAPER FURNITURE buy sell trade 311 325 E Fin? SI. 3235673 Miscellaneous so For Sale SI Household Goods - 131 MI Ceramic Tile 1 motorcycle Insurance - __________ SANFORD AVENUE- l54'xlOO', owner t fnacr P1 reasona b le offer refused Used Fat Equipment will sell last ! . '_1 .! - !i ' '1&.4 alt er ) p.m. Motorcycles 1 - ___________ Miscellaneous 2911 Hwy 1792 Open Sat Call $382920 uflC. Of tanoo, F Ia Lots and Acreage Peauttlul 200 hometlfe on sand bottom lake HOLLAND REALTY, 373 7075. Lake Markham Estates 545.000 Calf Bud Feather. Brok er. $620o. ________ !* Maitland Flea Mart* r Feather, Broker, $676000. ThreC bedroom. 2 bath housefl - %too and 373 3866 , . . Tm lakefront Iot. Lake Markham Estates. 1110,000. Call Bud 200' Water Front !1 6. -' _... _______ to 2-5 acre tracts In Lake County. 1 eft SR 44. 1- all SR 56). High & dry. toned aurl Hattaway Realty, 31 ?5C3 Rt1 Oa'."J CwriL'r $31 0032 . - -'-' per 130.4W Fairbanks .%ETAK.E_TRADES - -ll$il' k 1' '% 7'!'Q1E5E4 7!f"1 Y- - - Sell t fastandeasy cost classified ad ! 20 acres in Lake Mary. 7 blocks south of school, between 3rd & 4th acre. 5' Section 162030, 15,000 r will divide. Write B. 8-ellucci, ¶917 Louise St., Crystal Lake, flt,flOiS. 80011. Forest Greene, Inc. - .. le .t_~__ 197i Your cOr%I - M interest rate. 1 bedrooms. 7 bathS. central heat & air. walk in pantry, drapes and refrigerator. Fenced yard with gas grill Assume mo(tgag. 134000 cleaned, oiled I adustr'd away hauled ____________________________ 19 Trucks and Trailers i ' , C- - -'.'OhL H''[. 00FrenchAvc'. 1603 Orlando Or. 3O0 373 ØQ A'.%: ALTAMONTE SPRINGS- Very l or ,jnk(1irt ISLAIR AGENCY reduced & savings are being riassed on to You DYLIWILDE- A bedrooms, 1 ttht. By owner. 517.000. Ph.)?? 073 aft 4.30. 2411111 : tUR51 i,.,ubiew,de insieniory must be - '' SWEETWA1ER OAKS REALTORS 162 3122 11 Ir- ,sbandOfledUflWafl 78 (IVJOTED HUSKEY REALTY. .r I ." -_ 2 ~ 7__-' _____ 1911 . 3)) J __ - mat, exclusive park. Beaulilul lan4scao.'rig. I yr. old. 134 2,iOil, Elegant I bedroom. 2' bath. 7 s tory name. Large corner lot. Exclusi ve Realtors '011110116. HoAuthforSaIe sRe Junk ~w, __ 322- --- __~_ Sonsom V Mobile Home Bank Repossessions, lSto choose from 631 7173 Dealer. SENSATIONAL SPANISH ilI Shelia b,1wn. Art by - G41E1JTOI)e THAT W_M Loogwod area-double wide 34' * 60'.3bedroom,setupon dout)let)4 ' Ad. -v-- - 44 SANFORD - .j!c Want . _______ . .......~s ---------fl 305 834 3!23 Jack P. Mc Clure. Reg Broker. 206 N Park Ecws Bldg. 373 6170. 33 5215. ;c S33e r'- '.,-" A !_... 10*55' mobile home on St. Jorins River, near Detand Located at fishing Call Caneiberry mortglgtt In any condition Southea%'ern Acceptance Cot poration. 6$ 1673 .._,.. ' With Furnished double wide With river ac c ess on I acre. Need quick sa:. Call 3726613 Will purchase first or Second fl ..% One Mobile home. $300 down and assume payments, no Qualifying Call after 6 pm- 134 9661. AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT CORP. S3 .bb, I Extra assume p.ymenfS of 1111 7l a on Valencki Court North Model en 1 6 pm. OiIy. On site phone 3717010 . With 2 -- Sell .. .. . month 322 2529. two baths, all ?0tl Street to Locust. turn left to 141p St 2677 1971 12*45 ?bedroom, furnished, with central beat & air. 5 I. VA.. Nothing Down ' 1974 OROOKFIELD, '11, set upon 1 acre wooded lot, river rights, boat ramp. 3 bdrm,, 64 * I2. Dealer, 3330330 f(repIac Central heat. air, p6.750. 3 bedroom. P1 re From Do To What Feb. 3, Sunday, * �-- - - A = CL - - - "I m !R ~ - - - -, ps 9 k 9: c iw : . :.- 7 C" ~ 0 r: CL _ ____ __ O!- r_ . q V. Co 0. 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[ii NG'. Vop/ V'' 'SL I I fII I 1974 by NEA. Inc. in 1974 by NEA, Inc., TV, Reg. U.S. Pill. 0". t% ..00m! You 0 Norivg5saw UF. =1"xit Pwafe SOFT! HARP! L 05 1H.4V, 60"Oft WINTHROP fAIL, (~R%Oowgoaf F D~Ak FfMj I FUNKSOTAWNaY, FVNNSY~VANA N-rms-r T~k-r YOU To 914ThI M55AS Of R ,'Jor - F F 00T TO GO HCW E ERE ALL GOING TO VISIT MY DAD AT SR0R-fAL(-Am%V:1 f. UN I TP STAT F, 5 'COO KN O W! LI GA0'1AffOP AvVt1'tONAL ANY wi WaK WEThR. _—•--_—\ jL j~ A NAIL, AND HE HIT WHAT (APPEO TOHIM I © 1g74 cj $ : .Tu.Ru.s. Pat. o. 7HEN THE RAMMER CE DOWN AND 1 H IT H IM CX4 70P OF THE H E,AD . .Ar V((1 11T 1 y (El) ii FELL OFF THE LACCER, -1z Vt4T OM by Dick C;av%ra3L:Lj I -AND THE NEHBOR DOG RAN OVER AND 11 IT HIM IN THEJ WHAT WA TRYIN G HE ( HI GD LUCK HOHoE. (if caml OWN bh 010d by Les Carroll OUR BOARDING HOUSE 7AV. OUSTER, WHY SU H tAYTIC14ER "_--4',,.ANCI -Ne EYPRESSION ON 6UAJZ""TEE_ WON'T - AVAEM—A6 A MP%STER HOROL061 -MXINEP IN LA%USANNF-. KWE FUN VVITA TrAE 3P3E:LXSCX3L3LAISPOP Pr MMM.' A UNIQUE CRALLENGE INDEED"') TAIS MOVEMEN . 16 A, LITTLE .0e UN;7Afv1t',LIAR TO ME' I VVE BEEW 17 ALL TPE CALL OF- DISTANT by Al Verzneer RABAUL! PAGO PAGO! SHORES.- NOUMEA! WHY NOT BID us HAZEL! Ll THINK! ado! the r _ Al illons get by Terry 5,000 UNDER TwEr STAR S! 25111 alf of wther m not tvEAL HLiR5 LATER I wv ..1f LI EYEl I ITh t1AF1EI WE IT I RUNNNG OUT ILL TPON'T uPPo5EYou( PC(WARD RaPaLE IMPOIBLE I'tCMT BE PONE!W1CH EWEP 3u5ThRAVE ME O FOR ØACKWARP' QUICK! POtJE MP, GR(JM6LY!! - -- TELL HIM 't)u QUI T! I'LL START ACING' 6IVIN WAV M?TERE " F p' , BUT. I BUT 1N' kIrI\ f,.C'"7' AN ' T p IT-4ANK HIS IS MADNESS - 00 FOP, A P/OMENT I Tk!OUGT 1 Vi.S GOING To DO IT! )\ IEAVEN )_E l ___ r out last ations LL FEN- r rn it ORNNO NEW WATCH IN ICR ling,' edso miss MY Ik OY Ve kJ ell i Z/ ''4 V 1' WORRY PILLS! ' on us \ _________________________________________________ F 7 P 2 'J 974 ory NLL t UL Fs& 0i 2 it 58 a 'I.' : SA - 1 - I - - - - - - - - -- = -- - ---------------- - - =- - - - -- - - - we - - =----- - -- -- - - ---. - - = - - - - :y �s1#_. - --'-.-: - - - - . - . . - - -. . - - -,----,-- ., ----. ,---------..-..---.----- All - - - . Not Citi, DEAR' I WAS SO INTERESTED IN MY SOAP OPERA I GUM I FORGOT YOUR SWEATER AND THOUGHT I WAS DOING JUNIORS SOCK51" 1974 ty NIA. 11%c. BIG ___ / 11 Awl WAejV NOT THE CHATEAUBRIANO. JANIE' IAGREEO TO GO STEADY NOT BROKE' i LATAI i W14AT . / WOW HARD CALL USANDWflLCOJEHOME' THEY 4AET1GC I im 4 ~1 OPDER&ujTu,HEN'yOUGOTOTl L'SLCDU4G - t. IILAII17111 ---=1.., tA TUIS,AN> LAMP! TOO AJ(y wi~~ COME: I TACUME4T plans. Remainder of week is weaker. A more cautious a itude Is sug .-51ed. Friday is impulsive. Think twice before you act. TAURUS (April 21-May 20) Your inner life is inclined to subdAywr outexistence VOU should keep In touch with the wotid exceot hom mid C I -fV-TQTHIN 0OF-9EP IT/r --,v NO'T NFVj WHO wit-10RANT MEF % yLTURUAS6ENA1ENDENC)' ish plunging. Tuesday through Thursday your best days yAcl if you do. sire to. Your judgmml, intuition can De at their best. VIRGO (Aug 23-Sept 22 Constructive -&"3d. Now is when you cn forward progress rend is u all week but avoid temptation toae 7/ S4ME make Tf4R '. — 3 P ) _________________________________________ - 8 . ".' - -- .2 - 3 war to use power where Itdnt necessary or where lt may bewetMca - UIRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) Go on with the new, The old will take care of i tself. Design things inyour mind the way you it wan. them In the fulure Corning weekend good for beginning ventures frt . SCOAPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) If born Nov. 7-10 there cm he strains. ProbIeMs will solve thomselves by next *eek. Other dates: Conditions will improve but avoid foolish emotional responses Thursday, Friday. .. - NIN I) ( SA6ITTAR1U (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) Assume a positive attitude plan ahead move up on objective Its that time of the month an you should take advantage oi it You s4IER4z1.Y SP4k'IN3. T4IS IS A 414RMOI,1IoLJ - into the new. through mid-day Tuesday. however. Inauspictods for anything but routine. Heed young people1 new ideas if you d be in tune Sunday --'- _____ - COMBINATON ANDAN AID TO COMMUNICATION, BUT A GREAT PAQr 01171IFE WILL BE afMANNr aW-4CZ_. TNE MEPER.FEBANCIS ARE NOT K4~Ey NOR TOO ACCURATEL _—t —-- I , BECAME THE FATHER OFTE ELECTRIC BATTERY WHE IN ...)______________ - ' IMPRESSIONS ARE MADE ON 7 4E OUTSIDE VtRLD tSP1TE ñMVtRPE&/N6 - - AND ZINC DISCS ALTERNATELY .. --- - - - rx PISCES (Feb. 19 March 20) Sunday into Tuesday your best days Wttk Thereafte avoid on others Chit atten h10fl to your inner life. Don't ri,k encountering unknown factors till l _- ISMi H E STACKED TOGETHER WITH ELECTROLYTEm MOISTENED PAPER IN BETWEENO, AQUARIUS (Jan. 2D-Feb. 18) Tuesday Itwough Thursday doubtful. Poc: for innovating. Remainder of week better. Old contacts can turn up, b:;' [A f wj they have to do with changes ahead. They lead to new contacts, A7T41Pr/.44c4E FAVORA&E LE$SANORc' t'aT4 -. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan, 19) T: old can blend C -- __ ' - CflR your rnts - r. fl - HOWEVER THE MODERN LEAD-ACID STORAGE TTEW IS CRWITED 1-0 C WHO INVENTED GENE FLWCETTE I ?R" T 'OU3R WAY WILLiS' T 21 -June 2~1) Complete what you began last week and best do it bee Thursday. Avocrossrng those tnpower Friday. Saturday. "h,:n any lust fix power. Go your own way Saturday. CANCER (June 22-July 22) Give. it evef ing. u have as ead In the week as possible. Don't procrastinate. Am warthe outside wotfd. Your estige is up Have confidence in your situation AS7 rIA4,E AS IF TO 5E REVIEWED TPE NEW LIES A14EA D ANP IT IS I M- BEAUTIFUL jOR rp)w! WELL, IT-6 __ TO PO IS ROO I ALAPPIN'5 io This w I THEY ONLY GIVE YOU A LITTLE BITTY PtECE!' ON THOSE LIVING ONA FIXED INCOME ASISEEMTOBE' N [7F1fl,ALI.rIAVF MA'fIT'6 _____ 1WHEO1J GET HIM PUT TOBEO _____ I' M GONNA Q I __'— ___ by Ed Sulliqvan 0KAY! 11L. 15MOOTH ()Ur THE INS1PE' TO SEE THIS!— IGLOO? v/Hy cAN,r YOU TWO 'EVER MAKE ') ANYTHING 1k4J'L&? AN - I HOT RR Kra THE r-EARCH FOR A MORE POWERFUL NCNI, LIL! IT1N1859. N ELE CoT'RICAL STORAGE CELL IS REACHING —::v-- tog AFEVERISH PITCH — LITERALLY. NEW f EXPERIMENTAL BATTERIES I-SUCH AS THE LITHIUM/SULFUR CELL BEING DEVE —USE lRd of the r Al iu iiient 16 r Ilk Pil illons PEDATAcW/VE,VA774LL4s i ir IT% ,rv'P PR ptr ii ODUCI I, ,.p_/ / I' NG THE POWER OFA STANDARD LEAD-ACID, -e Co. rda y. \fl'- - — by Terry 5.000 LASTING 100 TIMES LONGER* lit If of - 1974 bj WA. Inc TDNIT L 4 - A LOT CF '.11iCRK RAINY PAYS, Y 17AY~D AN' LITTLE KI DS CLIM UPTHF'IJGI T &i P.eç ti S pji C-f NOT ALL OPERATE AT SUCH HIGH TEMPERATURES RATU RES ...A BREAKTHROUGH PROTOTYPE BATTERY AT HI IT 1_7URVIVE L ->.-- ' ____ WORM r - _____ ti =Ci \ (.:::; _____ - -. -=: ----. ME! X1,*J4 TH MINUM/CARBON LoEs EPRODUCES IX EXCEPT MAYBE 3 i __ - -. / .' - wow-IF A rn not I ed so or my r, it last 1M/' L OFF THE FUOF! .T1 - A NEWZ/iV'/C'4RSI84TTyW/Tj/A W -4 HCjf BATTERIES, GROUPED IN HUNDREDS OF N ITS, ARE 13EI NG PLAN N ED FOR USE - -Al nw we a-C OF" HOURS . —THEN DISCHARGE AS MUCH AS 14 A";GAVIATTS OF EN ERGY AT PEAK PE R10 CISS IA 1. I - .1 1613 9A - -. 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IF ME MODE-5TYi; 3 Of 5304 lilt i UE,U POLL Having to wa5h my hair in order to set it can bea . 4' Tucked / • terrific bother so, when my hair needs fixing, I don't always wash 11, but ill the sink about half-full of water and put In It the rollers I'm 9oing to use. I can set my dry hair as the rollers will be wet and I yet the same effect as if I had washed my hair or dampened It.—PAM, luclit add a t look to IMS $8W-SjrnpW Stylg No $271 with PHOTO.Sull, 4 is in Sues I to 10, 344 10. 321 bust A Polly pays $1. S*nd them to h#r, c/o fhis nowspap#,r. c v A arnocked pair of No 5304 has smock Png graph pat /' tam places; full directions. Send 60C with narnt TO ORDERaddr.s., patter i(c/o Vws "WS NPW4 sox 4388 M;d. I 3L3LEY 003P AF.E YOU TELLING" ME LLJLU BELLE 5LI665 I - ACTUALLY RIDING DOWN A PUBLIC WA5,H i :7 YOU, VE 5TFZEC-T P05ING A5 LAPY GOPIVAT GOI TO 65 KIPPING! PERTECTEP- dto LARGE spoon to remove jolly fro M 8A. No more sticky massl — K R. 8-18 Wh %rith meow, eddrou, pattolso numimf 4& oil@ #a PATtIRNS (4 /il Ibis PWIPapot), 1111"4338, Midtown Stet;ia, NVW Yoork, N.Y. 1pols by Crooks & Lawrence MET P05F_ AG- L jqVY &0,01VA*7,.%%'0rTA 11~A 1 1 -IT IT'TAXE- A&E FOR- A 5HA&kELE5_4 HU55Y-71 TO PUBLICIZE OUR CAU5E OF WO401EW!,c, ~k the 'i ( is of acks ^271 0 1974 tV NEA. ;re, PF r ad for pencil $hIP SMEDIUM between Ina stitches. I carry these on the back of my needles when 8253 A SMALL square from the elastic top of an old pair of ponlyhose. Make a hole In the center that the needle will fit through. This will serve as a 3-8 yrs. - - Inside covernotabook. Just turn encil n it when a sharp poin t ded° BECK Y. use markers that are toaddaflametandofcou,se aglft. — GAIL 6b M 51hef and daughter can have the saw 000k TWO SEPAAATE FATjjRhs dh PHOTO-GUIDE is in st:ts 1 0 11 18 Sti~ 12 34 t .51 the at all times is to • tn LEv~1 3 most for IHo cool off after you get back In the car—MRS. C. C.t. V. I DEAR POLLY—My Pointer is for L. rn to acts aper over the steering wheel. M will not have to all and wall ach still has a completely gift-wrapped box to be given to someone also. They both dislike wrapping gifts, his is appreci ated. at ta c h he ribbon I . 0 make sure that at least one III Is /• I plastic shower and window curtains to use as ground covers under sleeping bags while campIngi 0 10 use 89 cloths on oIcnIc to es.—MARY. For readers: When you park your Car In the sun, place a news- feature each Sunday. For my mother and mother-In-law at Christmas and on birthdays I • &:ji ___ When I clean my DEAR POLLY—Save your old DEAR POLLY B(i I y IIU3band and I so enjoy reading your 38t05OSUS4O.14but.3.p. YdF95 U1 - medicine cabinet In the bathroom I first lay a both towel ovor the sink. It any bottlei should (all the towel helps prevent breakage of the bottles or at 10881 shattering If they do break. This Is not only helpful but a safety measure. MARIE .. W Uy P,R0 8 L E I __ DEAR POLLY PEN41ANSH!P4V' i%W VE 60 ___ —• 8~7,~IAN, YOUR IMPOSSIBLE I . .. :' ' You 113311 1 IE - . HOW ARE NIOU FEELING, GUZ? bY Dave Gxsau4D WEL LI I... HEY, H E'S GONE! WHOIS THAT LI'L,OL" THEN THE WrZER8 GREEN GUY I J CURE WRKE~D i DEAR? WASTALKING OH,GUZ,I*M MAN,THAT SO HAPPY FOR MUSTA BEEN YOU! SOME CURE,* GONE, ... 15 I~W PA OF NAW,TH~ YES,-MAT SILLY SIRD WAS AN HE 114IZEW IN THE AIR ACCIDEN'T! mrr, wim smAcx DAB * ON 714E HEAD W14EN cAmr: _ s it CIS IN AVA 096 -0 6 t 1 Ab L KNOW. THAT'S WOTTA LOTTA WELL, IT*5 0THE;Z PEOPLEV-EEM HARDLY FOR PETE AKE1LAPYJ T' THINK, TOO P)99 -- _ LA 000F' MY C'MON, WI2ER, SNAPOUT HEAD! OF IT! HERE LET ME HELP YOU'UP! HOW'S ) UR TREATMENT DID E RICK, WIZER! WE CANT YEAH, YbID THANK YOU ENOUGH! A GREAT JOB, SKINNV WHO SAID I DID, BONE' THAT? LET'S MOSEV OVER TSOUR PLACE WHIERE 4. _ j ib JltaAA. 2, 7OHNNY WONDER IJ by Dick Rogers EB and FLO p By Is Paul Sellers Oad of o ver the WASHING UP! S 0 A PA*ri4 i , :ik A wg- TWO SARK OF: Irl'Jo T LI WORP6... I ( 0 -' CRAS WHAL.6 0 - IL '. Ii_'b -IRTURE COLORS i ___ I — S IF °) 1 --ii_L ____ ABOU7 77HE RIGHT WAY AND A LOT j OF TH DRUDGERY ( (; AN B TAKEN OUT .) (\ C - NEDIA - ....... - 3% for my 60 HOW THAT? JUNIOR E IN, S "I'm not ic seLng," aLLotd so — ) ______ 9 another - "• TEU~- YOU WH CFr- TINY _______ i'tion. 2501 • _________________________________________________________________________________________ 775 premium te Tire Co. Saturday. by iger Teffy 'THICK W 13 ANWR SrO bw OUT ) gallor's ,1 - OROWS A P.I. Lims 00, IT '9' OMS A OFS NT -fully ~_^j __ )i wunt W1 shipment TAP Two (5E E/~TING OUT, -I WOW (71; EXPEN91VE EOJT... r i1nd that iake it last was itture d he \. O'u;E\vR< " Aiw- __ 'his -. / _______ hewspaper) 081118 Cruz, 95061 -9A SA -- 4 - . : :_ - • :! - ---- : - - - : - -- -- - - L-: !: - • - - • - - - - ::-- ---:: - rd on us - • - - - - 1 -1 - * . --- .- -- -- -- * t .i -_i_ ! = - - -± • I ____ �- - - - - SIKOETRIES I I Nsr TAKE MONE; wANT OU 10 KNOW BU' Th-11S - /p TICK AL r IPOVEiY..GQT NC QI\A M I QV I PANTS. ..NA1UALL ,q4'FR 3EcAME I I PRUSTRAT/01' C1OS IN BEV ,iv p5oNALrr, HLJ imam !J775P-\ --- :-/V - ______ •1'• .A. ' AU.. ___ - j' ,'\ k:7 ±29 4' SO OUMUST _ . (..\\'HVT AP2AS ¶0 BE / A HOSTILE ACT .. __ 15 AC1ULL A PLEA ALMOST WA E COPS." O CALL '1 FOR UNESTANDN- AND HELP.' -.... i l- fJ] by Stof fel & lKe3L daUl BUGS BUNNY ITHIS COLD REALLY _1. AMI4JE_10 HOW _ABOUT _NOT ONLYA RJJSTLtNt UP GCO IDEA, I SOME EREAK-) tJTA GREAT I FAST IDEA.' DMN$T TO YOUR I 4A3 OT ME. DOWN, I 5YLV6TE...S7LE... E\/Y NEED...ThAT J I W)T FRI ENDS A (C44/' IZ3fI 947j MMMM! EACON, AN EGGS.' E5[---IN' I kOPE WkAT r HAVE F'REPARE.P 15 TO I UR ___ YO LIKING! LAID UP IN BED BAD. j KNOW ir %/ ) seEN 'SMELLIN) IT PER MINUTES! _ 6 _ UNDeR.MY WATCHFULCAREr0U'LL AND ABOUT IN NO TIME..' ' HERE -VOU ARE-. A DELkOU GLASS OF H0r LEMONADE.' E UP IAM FOLLOWING ACCEPTED ('1OCEPURE FOR. THE TREATMENT o -7~ - - STARVE . - _ [EXCu56 E, I4JT 5 T HIS SEAT EsERvCL _ I FOP, YU6? LlkE 'rCL)! YW SI I k! ITS j [ WRAMM000* TkEi~E-, REAL QC;L-t LIK~, 0-1 J 1974byhf). hc, TM rç. U.S. Pu_ 01. - - by Howie Schneider EEK & MEEK tII - WUK MALADY, TOW IT: r-Eeo Har LEMONADE.9 YEAH YEAH! AK } [ ME ABCuT �- • - -1L_i ITL= - L -iii. - • - - --. 777-77 '9 i ----'- 7V - a--i - - - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1974 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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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 20-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 03, 1974; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/3c502a6f4253574bdcc9f2c3598c149b.pdf d73f0ad89e83bf48f0fa1ba1212b727c PDF Text Text ---A - --- __ i- . - F— 7- ___ . Tuesday, Feb. 26, 1974 88-The Sanford Herald j.#-. For t !ast 41 Houses for Sale 41 T Relults Plant Your 'Selling THE BORN LOSER Houses for SaIt brick From 323.400 70th Street to bedroom, I bath, CO home, car Poled. kitchen equipped, Central LocuSt, lynn lelt to lllh $I . right v Valencia Court North -Model l6pm daily On site phone (kl i4CK'.' —___ heat, carport $130 dQwi't $114 13 open __________- I it t_ 3yolf BtI ~ l :(~~&D _~y T 81;I I - i"" 1103 Sanford Avenue tióneof Our friendly ad vtiorS help you wOfd your classified ad Call 3)3 26*1 or 131 993 11-17 1? 1 I IIE23thS1 a.ely ----------_- - _1I 'I L4 41 322 3") __________________ Corp crcni 1,13, Mr t5raatc'vd Open $6 pm Id onli 3 bedroom, I' bath. large Pti4Cy rear yard Assuri'ptor. 123 SCO room, lireplace, wall to wall carres tecell.r,f ne ighbor Call Ice' 3 bdflfl. 3 bath, big living area, 0010% Onto large Patio. central - MAYFAIR See thiS 3 bdroom. 1 bath with Climate Co-rural Almost new. Only 572.350 Real equipped W W carpet, draperies, dble garage, extra large Pence-I Shlde yard $47,3ØQ • _______ 373 5774 it for yOurself 130000 And, nih S an t arrs * 2 1rm be su'Ftsed' tiled fjrrr Oi"d Pr'cr'j r'3't NOW LEASING IDYLLWILDE W,ll purchase first or Second mortgages in any Condition, Southeastern Acceptance Con mra$'i'wi, )!.''. AI'5REACE 'U" Very nice 3 Florida room, fireplace, outstanding floor plan only tj7.9oo minutes from Sanford and Orlando. Efficiencies, I & 2 bdrm, Townhousu from $113. ayton Call 322.2420 Anytime & Unhrno Realty. 322-1301 3.40 Hiawatha A at REALTORS (L.a v'. i JNVFI I5FEfl &eaie - 2313 Park Dr. ____________________- GENERALELECTRIC APPLIANCES 3bdom. 1' bats. family room t wooded acre. 133.000 Acre Realty REALTOR. 38 ___________________ I 1 RLS"ImijA SPRING WOOD VILLAGE 1.4 and SR This lovely 3 bed r oo m, 3 bath home near Mayfair Golf Course Is truly •149 si-oi INS'VALLId 1),i.svt11 S PC'" _________________ 1343M3 __________________ All A.,tt Pøi Cm1l4.,4 lit St .Santn,i i,,a,, - SAVE OVER si,000 Poublewide Inventory must reøuced & are being taving% I 8DRMCtnfral H&A, REALTOR 323-71160 42A-io - by Ar SELL? U Midland. 6210303 CALL PRETTIEST STENSTROM NEW HOME Paneled family room and inside Utilily . Kitthin is large with cc ceptioral cabinets Screened REALTY REALTORS YOUR M L S PO WERS DRIVE R,itt 'IIrn AREA IS lCtCS adjacent to a new Sub d.viSion in the rapidl P,n# Hills Area. 5 acres of grcpv4p Mid the rem&iride,r is t,d Ideal tot new homes tel Priced &I 19 - only $30,000 I ______________ 7 Nice wooded W Zoned ;;Ilt home Has well. Pay Small down. assume existing mortgage .. - Inc Realtors Longworwl _______ - I T7 - AppanCei SanfordElectrlcCompany 372 S341 Avtomotive Service KEN KERNS GARAGE -- - 1220244 The answer to "What 10 old Car' Sell it with _________________________ * Sanford Auction * ~_- ____ M IGHTAntiqus, TV;, Miscellaneous. New and Lawn and Garden i - value. $0 French AV, 335734 snior.ia, 37370$ - Call F — 211 W. 25fh .-lw.-- __J-r Mull sacrillkirt Phigirle)" Un ~ Sanford, Fla. I"Gir S0I*-- B0o1; C&SM shaUlighb&dark $ii - - I - - after 3Pm. "Don't 11*051" Serve a useful purpose again when you sell them Herald CAI ,73313 us 373034$ .1 & L Pressure Cleaning. Eaves cleaned, Roots cleaned & CoaledExterior & InftfiOr PAImf;mQ 3n IYOSO4,312loill TODD'S CARPENTRY Spec lalihing in small andocidlof)5 CaIlI3) I*'I I::, potty OOdIvS. miles, S weeks Full -. - rwwu,. an V I I mr clalsillocis BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVEMENTS Small Jots Want ed 327 l,"L4Miry" - Poultry I' I ----------------" I 1 i -. - , _ DICK JC'YCE Wjtnjffl and larger, pwnpe, sprinklers Water corw It iOflIVI.332,MI0 " - Alltyp,sandsii,t We repair and Service BUSINE~S. . . ' . . . . ._ 372 1At . . .. - Today - a - fTf~ - -. " " . ' - HOPPE - -. . ' - . -- , - - .I the government of milliontheir own recognizance.) Why we even have one right herethiscountylie- : .!..-. 322.;261 Lor..-.83.1-9993 . -..L - I , .1 (Coot. On Page ?A Col,l) r__ -- I .A F_ ' ' __ . A - . . zs- , . . ' '-'- ..-.. . .' ' __ "'': .. '.' - - ' __I_ . t' '•-.'.' ;- ____ -. ' - " . . -M ':. .' .- __ - ' ''.-'- . - EVENING FIRE DESTROYS STUCKEY S A FIRE of unknown origin gutted Stuckey's restaurant op S.R. 46 and 1-4 late Tuesday night, Seminole County Deputy Fire Ad- minlstrator Don Karkins said today possible " ques Chaban-Delnias, who had been fired by President Georles P.nupidou (;iirI d E.staing, 48, LI the leader of the Independent Re. publican party, a partner of the Gaullists in the National As mrbI)' majority. The state radio also mentioned Foreign Minister Michel Jobert and Equipment Minister Olivier Gukhard. both loyal . () . a replacement Messmcr's Cabinet had been in office since July 1972, when he took over from Premier Jac- - . it their livelihood. s ... and they were released on as - . ' ' Many of these persons who were arrested have been longtime residents of this county, and are selling more as an I .. ' . ' Z. '1 . - - was injured in the blaze that burne(l for two hours before trucks from three fire departments, halled the fl,ames. (Related photo page No one - I lera ld 11110t 0 hI, Huh I IOI, ru Gau llists, as possible replacenyents. Pompiduu accepted the Mes. and complaints that .Minister Jean Philippe Lecat smer gosernment s resignation he *as not respondi ng to the Finance Minister Valer) at a Cabine t meeting (iscintl ct'I"st.'iini' trm Messmer has come under regarded .. "' . so I have been fold. Why weren't they also arrested' i co nsidecing we have others walki ng the stree ts who bilked monft of increasing econon uc according to Information 4 * statute which allegedly had been violated), and another right bet-c in Seminole. At each those locations, not rchantrnadcaneflortto one get the social security number. What's good for one is supposed to also app))' to others, or foronewhosolda 25 c'entallen PARIS (All) The govern, nation's needs. mt-nt of French Premier Pierre A new premier was to be Messmer resigned today after named quickly, perhaps today , ' -%, __ - To be STINE MAC14INE L SUP-ILY CO JR. Lack of city knowledge? - Economic Woes Blamed .: -' 'IV avocation as opposed lo making WELLS DR FO PVMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS ARTIIUI( HI:cKwITlI Want. On Page2AC01.5 I - 1.4 i whole tMrigarises out of an October request by Robert ' of FreeEstlmates Ph 372 6173 I -, ' - N— 207W 2nd SI, on Trail, another on E. Colonial . (130th o f which are out-of count), but shouldn 'tt hase Zlt1'i PAlL SLAYER Tax r.turnsprep.,ed$3 00 Cnd Lake Ahary Publit AxxoUnflng Call 322 4317 or 3" I?" . - ofelterior sirlacaj Homes, COmm.,'c lal, Industrial, Residential 6217777 - i -" ueartng cause it's stUla s'rAli: - No I East Road 17 92 TOAIST —'YOUR .. , 'Y lit AW - What bothers me about this s tuati the I ndiv i dualI who felt that perhap5 ugly head in this particular instance, went to the foIlowiiii area markets and mad" purctases..on Orange Blos.siuu . i I o d a v ,i Wd D the northern Rockies. Knowles said tod.ay his in. he Sal(]. Freezing temperatures again formation and facts were ta ken Even wi th such an increase chilled much of the Deep South. from the county clerk's records Beckwith projects his office apply 10 all antique stores, as -aVU, fita PfOfnliOn4II WSIIP&Mf Hangor Licensed Residential Commercial -J __________ * Pressure Cleing n&ws meeting should be increased. -On the court cvsts situation but. -Fm discrimination was rearing It.s PET REST INN Perso..alTai5.rvice 3727611 or 1313393 ~ j Boardlng&G,00ming ,• bme Tex -so__________ . lead W S164, &Sunday. 3327321 r. breed Dog Training Academy CIII for free evaluation 331.7370 Looking for a higp Quality bargain' look to classified Shell or Asphalt Driveways Nojofys Used Fafm Equipmerri will wit lost and nsy with a Classified Ad. Call . 009 training In your home Al rocfing. Painting, paneling, doors &*'ndows Reasonable FreeE;t ,uaranteed. III pm 373 737), suppliol. Thursday Horses was the only company to apply the non-exclusive franchise Ostensibly, this statute would prior to the deadline, for ,, 'W'I ---------________ - -mw --Pot CM AZ REMOOFI ii.ir, ,,_j =-------= the purchase(s). a b' rain' weather in the Pacific slth circuit judges on the basis of what I see now, I would willing to talk to him if he has Northwest and some snow in situation, suggest costs need doubling," the desire," . Ph 73 33's __ Free Advice & fit E g p interior & Oxf Painting, repair%. carpentry ttiemf _________ .: ; ' Low tonight mid 30s to near 40. deducted from fines and Beckwith said, however, he Beckwith said Knowles hasn't Fair weather favored most of estreatures in city police cases feels the court costs schedule contacted him regarding the verti.sed and sent noticts to all the nation today, marred only ond 'Aere seeking i. We'll do your Painting Call 321 7611 or 0I "vi. in rewltS. ttiat's classllled ads.. read and use TvhOheauHfulColHej' mal. 46 -____________ would include the name. ad. dress and social security cable television firms in the number of the persons making state, Seminole Cablevision C - Low In cost, '' .4 2516 Counbry Club Rd Sanford, Fla 372-1010 - FXP(RIFNCFO AflRKMAN Interior Tflm, P8041ing. CuSto-n Carpentry. i too sma I Ph 773 '1493 household goods), must keep Casselberry and Winter Park. Although the county adrecords for three years. Th is P41,nfing Contractors Let one 06 our friendly advisor, help en ad Licensed Bonded 32)0093. Male Boiler ) Vfs old %7% McrivIngloppartment alter i pawing ._ rpent ry , Remodeling. CuSlorn Work It" Ellimale Animal Haven Grooming .n kenneji 377 S75 pat, 5454 __________________________ Horn. goods (other than furniture and Sanford, Winter Springs, and the lower 70s Thursday. increase In county court costs their fines are plus court cosu. divisions of the clerk's office... I 'f _________________________ Floor Waging, Wind w"nfty black and ISM, At$* reds, 130 to i deliver. in I&% _______ oa SERVICE373 _____________________________ EXTERiOR -PRESSURE CLEANING Beckwith said last fiscal )car his office return ed 11 ,i to - - $605. House Beckwith explained today he The franchise must now be re-sale value because of the -apparently is either .not as sent to Washington for approval f"ItiOn-wide shortage of num knowledgeable or infonned as hasn't requested an increase in he would have city corn- county court cost_s assessed b the Federal Corn. transportation facilities, mLtsioners believe or is in. defendants and has never had count)' cornmnLssloners but 1 the — tentionally misleading them," the intent to propose court costs present situation continues this months if bank, or stick a gun into which could take six Weather car the return will be only be deducted from fines levied any questions arise. someone's ribs' Ickwith's statement came by e court in cases handled about $110,000. th Seminole Cablevision, at. No, they violated Florida Yesterday's high 52 low this in reply to a published report for the city. "I don't believe the taxpayers with Sta tute 811.165 which sta tes that filiated Orange morning 32. Fair through that Sanford City corn. should subsidize county court Oscenia Thursday with a warming missioners were upset with r, thoseengagedinthebusinessof Cablevision Beckwithsaiddefendants are operations," Beckwith said, buying and selling second-hand Cablevision, already serves trend. Highs In the 60 today request by Beckwi th for an told by county court judges that "by using revenue from o ther .DEPENDASLE. LAWN MAIN TENANCE SERVICF. CALL f)) rl Enclosed carporls. additIons, largo S 3 tvlls I cows Black Arijil%ij Also mInLatreaoats Ph Ill 1,03 in ciii toondations *lit even If the county's routes fail county courts, today blasted office's "billir*g" in 1973 to the his oflice will be needed to franchise for the unin- to ma ke money, the vehicles Sanford City Manager Warren city showed $16,836 in "clerical subsidize th e county court corPof'ated areas to Seminole themselves will have excellent Knowles, saying Knowles costs" had been "deducted." division. Cable0sion Inc. - 1 leeture miid,wr,rnoval3,, eltØ -;.--- -- Sesyr 0 Id buric ItSk in. Used for Mier!jAg ble. "M T#fM% PhofW7j)$Q"of)nr I. Balls. 110. c,of;,n Trjmpcf, $50 ""44 Over Court Costs What did they do, try to rob a mnunk'at1ons Commission clean up of trash arid refuge Reasonle rates. 372 1333 Lawn and Lot Clean P, arid LgP't Cleaning _________________________ 13)33*3 To place your tow cost want ad DACHSHUNDS, -- , or 210"nolia Ave •POODLE GROOMING• ______________________ "Illus ?DtoSO — Old (arraIwe'slrrnStippHe,7 37,1N.i So Of DeB.ry Idyllwilde Homes By xiME1 101' BULLDOZER WORK .luni,'I '0.4 our Speciatty, 323 1731 CLEARANCE SALE E en ' - - I sit E Pint. in s742 -0-----Nmm~ Andboa,ding Wilhfovelcwe Profe'saional Ph J7J3394 or 333 3353 the YOU CALL- I HAUL Call Brad t SEPIKARIKGLASS& PAINT CO Classified BUIM04 Pets and Supplies leaves much to be desired, to - Washed Sand fill for lawn and H_4L ENGRAVING -PM 373 ISlOor 323 3*45 Service* IIecl1l sales out 04 an ymsg . BvtIful Ls reet L1gttlng SidewatkI & City Water 4 Sower CUSTOM BUILT HOMES WITH MANY PLANS TO CHOOSE FROM " by law enforcement membm of the Sheriff's Dept. H3ylii, Tremble,. 133 2171 - AK C, Used B..lv, tell, consign, appraise triCalS.f'vice.Llcerned& Bonded, ~~ iiiiiiiiiiiii, Equipment for Rent COMPLE YE AUCTION SERViCE Welcomes Viu. ae Etec All Seminole Co, 21 Hr. An ering Service $30 5011. _____________________________ 60 with your a off Speiglal Stephens __ Toy poodle furniture and appliance, Plv$ sp.:ial sates twitch a ds ) LL 9dUL44 *Auctloneering -* --L MO Life in ' ~~12 Lln - PUBLIC AUCTION EVERY ____ REMEMBER MAN YOU ARE DUST ' Arthur Beckwith Jr., want." Knowles said. with projects that $W,ODO of the allpeal of a rattler. And, missioners Tuesday awarded a passenger capacity. Neiswender said, a dd ing that Seminole cler k of circu it and Knowles said Beckwith's revenue From other divisions of non -exclusive cable television the manner in which some of five' was a better ise a classbrJ . Sanbord Herald Stop 'flaking "(uses Dial 377 3131 04. 33$ 3933 Ad Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shsampor for only II per day. 63 .-__- ~ all rv* to ________ We fillploor gardens and IloArer bM Very '#SWtb#tr 3n 9424 ' cut acreage or lots Cm 372 131c $639 Complet e Automotive Service SERVICE KEnNS TRANSMISSION SERVICE Metal, Plastics. Jewelry, Trophies Bikes, Bikes, Bikes Auto, Stand I Clutch Specialists Bsth Or, Sanford. 3fl 1354 All %Qt% Arid models, 10 Spilrecil, 5 Free, pick up, delivery L lowing in _1111,111iiinkillim, Sem Co with major work Wilds, arid standard bikes ,_ ____ Glass.Mlpyors — available it Fireitor,. Store Call IllIS S!tdAve3fl 3447 r--'-'iiiiiii, WESTINGHOUSE a i r dnøi,.e-vw.' 21.L*., óTU, lit) Curtis Math; II" console. 3)30 Ph 377 color TV ]`fn -'s 9. Commercial & R es idential 2373 Park Drive, 373.1343 ________________________ ________________________________ -I. " Of Oviedo 3656391 — o- Tractor with mower. will TIt Ihctdcal Full lineGE Appliance, will' a Cla4Sifltd Ad from the FOI- Sale - i gas to do even that," REV. William Ennis, pastor of All Souls Catholic Church, speaks the Plans for a cross-county The supplement to 65~~ "I've had enough government next Wednesday's scheduled ~ ___________ ancient words as he marks the forehead of six year old Patty Huber, public bus service from Oviedo county run due to go into Fri da y regulation to last me quite a start of the voluntary allocation ___________ to Forest ty, a Sanf ord-Lak e morning could not begin for at program will at least u rtl first grade student at All Souls, in observance of Ash Wednesday this while," Newell added, Mary-South Seminole "c r. atleastayear - cvenifallgoes warning "the plan has to of waiting motorists, morning, which begins the penitential Lenten season. be culator," and a possible well according to County area wide, because if Seminole iCont. On PageZACol,6) Herald Photo by Bill Vincent) downtown Orlando ru n took on Plan ne r Roger Neiswender. steam Tuesday when Seminole Neiswender persuaded corn. John A. Spolskl County commissioners missloners Tuesday to authorized federal grant ap. authorize the grant application plications for six buses. the last day the request could The law is the law...some have been made this year but good and others, bad. , , warned the $43,000-each In ixw society, we have to %'ehicl will take at least a year foLlow them or be punished. If Cablevision deliver., it's a bed law, then we should I •Barring inflation, the county try to change it..wlthln the Clerk Blasts City Manager must fund lflpercentoF the cost Francnise system. of each bus, amounting to $4,300 p*' bus, according to f ederal By BOB LLOYD and distributed Ic ci ty corn- would barely make ex pe nses. The "ri p-off" of some merIs Awarded rules. City Editor miussioners. "Anyone can draw If the curre nt COSt_S zchedule chants at one of this county's Each bus will have a 43their own conclusions as they continues until October. Beck. Seminole County cornflea markets the other day had U'x,se merchants were herded- SPCCIALl 3 wallsovwtub. 174 so cait anime $317491 _______________________ Bicycles 62 I —[ — fiB G & G Ceramic _1771 ________________ - - : 6 Air Conilitioning, ROBSON MARINE 7fl7 H wy . I? 32 so - Csm Comm* Harris. at SEARS In Sanford iz2 Miscellaneous SANFORD . c Ir I I ) t' Ovid, - Z Ch For tree estimates, call Carl Complete bathroom rw,iodel;ng, CARROLL'S FURNITURE Roberts & Gilman, . - - OUI Control Heat - $311272 ZIG.ZAG SEWING MACHINP Directory of Experts Rec* To____________________ Serve 0 Afr Sacnif Ire $3,000 Ph 1300361 64 CLIFF JORDAN REALTOR trICKle to Seminole, where dealers today say they hope fine, but I haven't got enough . . ___________ tuftS IN . E I k °Y Crne Call Doris Pell Also( for Information about term$ available 2565 PARK DRIVE A 1)01W 2920 131 417 lift __________________________ cash '73 TW I SONIC 13 ft . Ill Merc Cruiser. stereo, depth finder, hi's total time List acres at call for __ ~ _______________________ NATIONAI CARGO, INC - Autos for Sale I; Fairs*ni'1' CITRUS TREES from $143 to $313 WETAIcErRADES Lovertseadorlceto&Iini1... ow TOWER 'S BEAUTY SALON - Drive little. Sate • tot well ed s. Plursery and rd Farm. Rd 4)3,7 Iformenly Harriett's Beauty Nook) T: flFat h,1 bo ) Dy RAPIDLY CRflWIN( :MULTIPLE LISTING) -a — .. ORLANDO AREA-10sqpre• o., Hiawassec Rd. $30Ø,03, Forrest Greene, Inc. REALTOR I~ B"tS & Marlrw Equipment H-y 43 sloo.000 JOHNS AREA- S CALL CREDIT MANAGE R.373 3330 B-U nit Ort4kndio Drive. j22 o3m ' Hw 41 & 17, 1)3.000 -. ~ - . _________ ____________________________ _______________________________ Lots and Acreage S1 ' ' I I I ____________________ x TELEVISION SE'S$3$UP MILLERS 64 "All APOPKA AREA- 30 acres ao' blacktop road. $I20,Q00 GROVELAND AREA- 10 act" on intercom, trees Call to neiulre Lilian Campbell Assoc i datory plans, saying "the plan's - per mo, or Ill? HALLMARK 617 ISfl, act". sly.soo A pretty well designed home on a pri;ate street t area of Sari i __________ to _________ p -. ea t . k. __________ _____________ ."J -v-u,uTr'yr.r1ragowrr3 h y Ph 323 ?964 _______ ___ - ~~Vlla County Bus Plan 'llMustang Auto 137$ Super Biiltle, elm green with thId00Id inferior. Has al5tOr intiqlo, e tra eranomy completely cI*cs,d and In Spaded SJ$S Call Da at 3fl and ftie 513*3 Call Paul, at 322 1351 Dealer, *631 Oilier ________________________ _______________ SANFORD- OeItona area. l3t' IN SANFORD Call 322 1797 ______________________ "T.. 'U CHEVY PICKUP NOTHING DOWN._____ TAKE OVER 190 VW Camper, pastel w4t'te. LV W W Beautiful walnut c onsole 11M FM stero with I track, tan. record WINTER SPRINGS- Choi, selection of building 51115. available from I 3rd to S acre tract; Hattaway Realty. $31 7300 EVEREST REALTY INC. Realtor, *301 S Hwy. *7 $300 2S Spartan Trailer, i model new s and pick up Payments 376 mo Call 327 1737. L. ( TDrfl.. -A- So? You can 55 21 Hour Service Call I3dJ)Itonplckup. Iampqrs Travel Trailers - _______________ $341 Ford Galaeie EcceIlen? Condition _____ Ph. 373-S507 TV Radio.Sterto dIeanoutyoUrgarage QuickI with wa nt ad '"Eilbartkal Estate Want to buy IIU or 167 Fiat, in any 1373 Chevrolet. 3-1 ton pick up __ Inc. Realtors BROKER 323 __________ _________ - __...... ' ______________________ MOSSIE C. BATEMAN TO ,r KIRBY CO. OF SANFORD. 7301 S. A ve.32)6*20. ___________________ SEVERAL beautiful loft. restnicREDUCED FOR QUICK SALE 3 berm, den, dining room, family1 tiorsl.Approx, $3,100. IOpct.n. room, walk toshopping&sct,00ls MID FLORIDA REALTY WANT ,....,. c" U I L. 1 3737413 3233900 - - Horn. Lots 647 N. Oranglie Excellent condition, I speed 11100 Call aft er S Cr weekin1, Call 2271737 Used Kirby Vacuum Cleaner, $30 up. 61/ 6161 TRAILER LOTS DELANO AREA SUM, tor do mestic A impo rt ed Ficki.ps Save 40 pcI -Buy direct 33' Tappan 3 btdfOOM. I both. Florida room, ffenced enced yard, 1)6.300 323 1200. L "- - 1*71 Vega Station Wagon A __ 0 tjrrath '17VW. NoItiIngdovrn. takeover Gas Rang., $50 S3 H.A. DALE REALTY INC. - Town A Country 37 - co;h,t,3ln-.r3;34.:z PHONE 322 "M Plan uthrb __________________________ GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 500 FrqnptAve 3I03Orl1noD, 5700 "00 ______________________ BROOK FIELD. 1$. UP 001 acre . river , KENMORE WASHER. pens. wooded ICC. used machine, ramp. 3 bdrm., 31 i 17. Outer. 3730350 MOONEY APPLIANCES. 373 0337. home Ilid pet. VA-FHA Financing -1 1*73 Pinto Squire Wagon. AT, Au, AM FM. Luggage rack Bob STEP BUMPERS—S.37.50 ANTIQUE DAYBEC) ANDSECRETARY Gas - ___ - ______________________ Si Appliances _____________ RECONDITIONED Refrigerators. Washers and Dryers W AR TV. Free Delivery, WHITESIDE APPLIANCES. 444 734$ you. and rF '01 Singer IS Call Credit Dept SANFORD SEWING CENTER. 307 A East __________ Call For Appt. '7) Bniiigeston. 330. 1330 Stgt,ti, damaged '43 Nova, 4 dpI V(çt uood conditio n. $400 Ph. 373 IM $337 Ford Galaele 500.2 dr Pi4rdg new paint , excellent lires apc lair Only1.4 SHELLEY USED CARS. 700 French Ave. 373 7*fill Trucks and Trai le rs 1373 Ford F 1 pick up, with r bed. autO trans, radio. $3600. Call 323 604) OC In all? after c on tact us lirst We also buy bulk silver cons SEMINOLE COIN CENTER. 103W 1st 3734337 S.ngers best model, winds bobbin tt machine Fully automalic Pay balance of $71 or ID payments t a delight to VIEW. A large tnt studded lot, underground sprinkler Ink let system and fenced back Hillcrest 1,160, I mo. old Con. h ayard will compliment the fllfly All electric. utility shod, covered extras Inside Inside eItral in POf Ch s*soo oown, take over n Elude a complete modern kitdhin, tvtra large Florida room and ___________ many mgv you'll enoy suing 3 bdrm. Icir rent or sa fe. Pay small Call today for an Appointment to qulty take over psymenli sue this truly unique Florida Ph 323)313 OPEN SA -__ - - ____ - ----------- To buy and Sell gold or silver coins. , - - MAYFAIR AREA 3 ROOMS CARPET - - 79 __________________________ -- ________ Passed t Custom pant Baite,, _________________________ GOLDEN TOUCH 'N SEW Mobile l4orne Bank RepossesslSlochoos.fron' $3) 7323Dealer ht A air Large corner lot with e viIw. My ealrai. 331.500 or reasonable offer. 514 Io - Rvsinnrn, Homes. ACrCagC, Beach and Mountain t LAND R EAL TY. — '61 Volkswagen Ph. 3336030.6 10pm '73 Honda 175 Twin Competition Scrambler, Full knobby lines. 1330 Call between 53 p m. 322 Stamps.Coins ** Mobile Homes - Must Sell 3.3.500 value, will sacrifice 41 12.000 3220344 after $ ___________________________ -- - DELTONA, 3 bedroom, I bath Oil electric home in A condlti Garage, Screened patio, Central Your Multiple Listing Agency Local and National MLS speclion Iticket -- DeBary ________ j* FIR 373 1733 ____ ly CORBETT REAL ESTATE REALTOR 66j Of 1 a m to I p m., 6 days GORM — 1rr I Evtra, ealra Sharp $3733 Call Paul 6t 372 1651 0e,r - formation bedroom, 3 bath Climale c00trol, nler Fully dressed 1)700 3277311 task for wood ,I IIN H onda 7 Chopper. es Ihan l30 ml Engine chromed I)' girder front end Current n LYS.3ml eastofSarordon Mat ____________________________ - FREE full tank of gas Ph up or chopped - __________________________ rn4hl acreage with home Park like atmoSphir,, toned agrcwturai By appointment Call br in fl' trst wtv'e lrlflt, ed Open prt$ iir __ 122 5`641 ____ Corn er lOcilion. 3 bdrm. 2 bath, large wo rkshop, 177.500 D.rrt from bo'car 11.175 Terms can be arrarlgnt Harley Davidson 1360 model (ill ____________________ Excellent never banged 1*72 VW Bus, elm green, alabayt,, JIM DANDY FEED P31 ?9 — ________________________ BALL REALTY t34 900 ___ -1 t972MATADOR,ldr' Sedan. IUEL MISER, up to 19 m Pe' al $1100 Ph. 3221173 _______________________ $31 7147 117W FinsI St CITY- Older 3 Stor y with 6 bedrooms, 3' baths. We coutci write f or 30 minutis about this nouse, but 'you'll lust have REALTY Fun Park SHADE COVERED b.iyt __ Realt or 323 X" — datory. me the possibility of such a the amount and loc ation of their storm of opposition from gas Commissioner Sid Vihien Jr. "If It can be shown to my plan. Florida supplies, station operators, If Monday assured th e men Monday, and satisfaction in House corn. Askew sa id, however, he be. But he said most relief must night's Seminole County repeated the promise Tuesday, mittee hearings that man. lieved the present voluntary come from the federal govern . meeting can be taken at face that ix, in no way want ed a datory rationing will program is working and that ment and call ed on Preside nt value, mandatory plan. usist...the n I will consider it," most co unties wi th the plan had Nixon and federal energy chief While 19 representatives of Vihlen, chairman of the t he county's 138 stations ap- county's emergency fuel proved a volunta ry "Oregon resources committee, ['tan," ratified Tuesday by the spearhead ed eff orts to set up commission and set for March the voluntary, odd-even day 6, the dealers were distribution plan approved by unanimously against a the board. mandatory pla n. . To further complicate the ''If it_s s'ilunLiry, we do it. If Incure, rniny of the (k'akr.' it's mandatory, we're leaving," attending Monda y's meeting Sanford's Mel Decide declar ed , left wi th the impression that no adding, "the only way I'm plan voluntar' or ot herw ise going to get fined Is for closing would go Into effect until up and leaving." Orange and Volu.sia Counties I)ekle is chairman of a five- agreed to cooperate. Aa member dealer's steering Vitlen today sought to clear committee, A similarly hard-nosed at- up any misunderstandings on titucle against regulations was the policy adopted, but conexpressed by Bob LeFcvre, ceded difficulties prompted by owner of Bob's Standard in Tu esday's refusal by orange Oviedo, and a member of the County Commissioners to steering commit te e, who said approve an "Oregon Plan." he has been selling and will Wednec!a', February 27. 197-,-- Sanford, Flcridn 377fl villile i counties III thr' stat' continue to All to his regular have already voted to set odd66th Year, No. 162 Price 10 Cents customers only, unless sufeven day sales based on li ce nse ' fIcent gas suddenly arrives. tag numbers and letters, A third member of the Orange and other coun ties say in. they want to wait for the state to steering committee, dependent Spur dealer Bo'a ta ke action. Newell, who buys his gas from n any event, Florida's exMurphy Oil Corp., rounded out • the group's hostility to man- pected emergency allotment in 1*73 Super Beetle. enhlon bl. a?s alabast er interior. Sharp, IhIrpI 174*3. Call Pete at 17) lisl Dealer 7 1 Honda 7 50 PINEY WOODS BARN We buy furniture and misc. 5.11 25 pct Consignment Free 68 - - Wanted to Buy pcvups Auct io n Saturday at ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED pm, Sanford 3223770. lop prices paid, used. any condition 4411126. Winter Park. 51 Household Goods CASH 372 4)22 For used furniture, appliances. This wrek Orly, we mutt StIl with tools, etc Buy I or 1001 itern tremendout Sacrifice, beautiful Larry's Mart, 213 S,anfjd Ave nustom made livi ng room fur. niture. Sofas, lo ve seat, chair, Cash buyer for used artIcles, for coffee tables, painlings, wall n'ture, et c HWY. 16 ANTIQUES , decor. of:. For example Sofa 3733377 worth $1, will ,ii I.. " Please cill. 4115473 alter 6 pm 69 Elmer Bakalla, Inc. SPACIOUS LIVING cortrol, other evtras $4S EXECUTIVE- Large extra nice berm.. 2 bath ten. air. kitp,tn roM Legislature gasoline purchasing plan man- ings around the state to exam- quire oil companies to reveal allocation plan may prompt a approval for some sort of plan, tti7VW, rebuilt engine 6 rT ml guarantee. new Paint, ri-* spectlon, $750 327 3021 BLAIR AGENCY . 47.A reed ___________________________ ____________________________ ____ Succeed.Ill Till We Livestock And Poultry NORTHERN TIMOTHY WAY t:IectrC Hospital bad, 3 mos, old, will sell on rent. Call 322 6536 "We Don't Stop a MAYFAIR -- Ne-a 3 bedroom, 2 halh, Florida room, climate hood Nutty! 134600. Terms Dealer remainder good shapa p.,j or all Also Riverside 360 parts. east offer 3 2230 36 BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR SO LII BALE.$2 503*5 TON GORMLY E HWY. 16 SANFORD MA'Tl AND FLEA MART Ill) H*y 17 r Open Sat A Sun ____ ECONOMICAL 2 udrm • I bath, family room. equipped with range, refrigerator, washier dryer nd wall air con dt'ng unit. 117.500 defalls 67 - - 1*6.000 little down payment - lied in Chulvofa, 132.500 Terms I - to with country atmosphere but cily A4tir & Sewer and her city mprovemnt% that are hard to Horn. on corner I in Older serton fl Miscellaneous Fo r Sale ~11' ___________ ------rVlno down, ricia Il _________________________ _______________________ __________________________ WILSON MAIER FURNITURE COUNTRY HOME buy Sell trac', A3trm homewjthcen airiheat, 31 13I5 EFIrslSt. 332M37 4 BEDROOM lOt, nicely landscaped Extra large Florida room Could be bought under FHA 731 02 program for RAI.EPiNA PARK Quality well bept 3 bedroom. 7 bath. extra nice pool, central air, kitC hen equi pped, 11 so ' Stop Urn ! with grapefruit arid O'lfl9C trtei Near church and School $21,300 '1 Houses for Sale VERY NICE Realty OFI *1 Houses for Sale - 322 o"I Stenstrom See Ora nge Hilts in Orange City today, A new community brick homes West o' 173700 Holly Or Our sign will direct , Motorcycles 18 ZZI&A _____ 2574 Park Or 322 REALTOR After hours nlirn4 fawn inter ior- 1 speed with 36.000 miles. Ready for yj, S219S call Pete at 122 I&SI _ _______ Jim Hunt Realty Weinviteyour companisonwlthall other homes you hive considered Furna Ask TALLAHASSEE, Flit. (AP) Askew said at a news con• basically adopted his sugges. William Simon to clarify Nix- doesit - butnotot'angecou_nty - Gov. Reubin Askew sa id to. ference. lions for uniformity. on's statement that the energy - all of Orange is going to come day he may ask the legislature The House Transportation Askew said also he would ask TISLI is over. up to Seminole," to make a sta tewide odd-even Committee has scheduled hear. the legislature for a law to re If approved, a mandatory Anxious to gain dealer's *373 Vega. Super nice, amber gold, ___________________________________ ado Take advantage of our opening PeiCis, Only 1)6.300 and 137,500 Junk Cars Removed __________ 3224455 3 bedroom, 7 bath brick h.me$ for d%cnmnal,ng people Peaceful setting Oak tneet Pa the bay these de l ig htfully Spacious homesite. 10 May tote udd . ven For 1 OV($ CALL CREDIT MANAGER 37313 33 ox Abandoned, unwanted Junk cars hau!id away. Your cost. $10 Orlando. 2954194 anyllm0. I ________ NOTHING DOWN. _____________________ TAFFER REALTY ____________ ORANGE HILLS Only skew - 'IICHEVELLE _____________________________ ?( HAIJ. I Autos for Sale __ ______ ____ - AUSVINDEVELOPMENTCOP $31 4300 family 11 VW 7,iq miles. I Speed, doulile sharp, extra nice $7150 Call al 327 1451 Dealer. .,.-. _____ per mo on mo?lQ*gp balance. KULP REALTY, 3773335 3737010 Develpmet CIS 80 Auto Repairs * X3 Auttn A Herald by M Seniom - - In M UISWC:1 REALTY VANoffimgDoi I Seeds' - wide wide attack for lackluster lead. and failure to lrispre confidence among ordinary Fren chmen. Under the Fifth Republic constItution worked out under former President ci*arles de Gaulle. Pompidou holds most real power in run. rung France and can hire and Fire premiers at will as long as he has a parliamentary majority behind him. It was therefore unclear whether the change ill govern.. ment signaled any important changes in French policy. - Index Area death.s Bridge Calendar Classified ads Comics Crossword puzzle Dear Abby Dr ('nine - . I t .IT jT tiiflt - 2A IA SA 911B 9B 7A 7A 7A I, Ent'rt,iiiii 1iorc.'&'o1e Hospital notes Public notices' Society , Sports State Stx-k.s . ']'\' '- hA lÀ 9-11A 1 �-~ =11111111111111111C --- --___ ~_~~~~~F __1 ~j - 2A—The Sanford Herald 11 _.-: — Wednesday, Feb. • :- •:. . - - - . . - -. 27, 1974 _.ttj F I, -S *t.i k"41 . :. - 4: __ 7 ALTAMCi'TE WRINGS- to meet Orang.emlnote.osc,01 Iransit 0Y0kus eezl few day' to discuss '2w posslhbty of *1* y goi ng into cit the public transportation . - •; ` Repeals ii Devel Law opment ___ • -: ' -- . e - S 5- PE M S 1"f 0 Beckwith Fires Blast At es -I 1 £g. • • Hussein May Quit terms. High School Zones Lead Agendb -1 ing — Resignation ____ th d -'. ' - Phone Rates __ Site Plans Is it - .- s.,: .t -- ..-.. -, wrong XV4a Night Temperatures ________ $6,933 collected on traffic me government reported its tickets. figure for January com te index of leading eco- 1974 was $L6, he ult nomic Indicators dropped The city's adomited budget for sharply in December but 1973.74 October to October) $0 bounced back somewhat in shows County Agricultural Agent mid 3 in other North and anticipated fine and Frank Jasa reported this Central Florida areas, the January. The Index Is widely forfeiture revenue at $95 000_______ fol lowed morning that overnight tern- weather bureau sa ___ the same as listed for 1972-73, ____ ly fu peratures did ootdzopa5k3w tds in the economy. _ Frost was reported in Beckwith ged two wa ys expected, with 32 degrees Palmetto and Tampa and some Priceson the Big Board today '2 dt could Increase Its recorded as compared to firing of groves was required included D*iae revenue from county court-. A Tuesday morning's chilly south of Plant City. Weather down at 7'i. Kro. tin L f hire more cfirr sn L+ ----------J • degrees. offldalsuldawarmlngtrend flL)jafldweernAjrftnes,up more cases are filed or get c He said it will betwocrthree lsezpectedtoday. 'at12Li. COUflty court judges to raise ly Ma A. SpsIskI days before f extent of damagetovegetablecropaand Aspokesman for the pg IA) citrus Is known, but winds and Cotft judges said Tuesday trw hurrmm.tmtv kept frst Ii, a cuse1 ci mnurr!cr i Judges have no schedule of fines ITIIflUIWUL Mct damage was $1,000. for convlctiens on cans An d Ru n tender exposed plants will be required to go to court. Tfl extended period of cold We've been told that still A County LX)7 WU injured case _____ charges were iflds. another was aed for selling Tuesday afternoon li a hit ames A. Most of the current crops run accident as he got A bedspread. Ian't that itim off '2 who was held in connection with inc ititieri in time cateiorv r swh as cabbage, celery, onions zd bus, sheriff's I. W. SANFOR!) deputies a pre4awn traffic accident hu-ehold goods5" and greens resist the cold raid toda. that killed an eighth-grade weather, with the eceptlon of Amos Barr, 10 of Rt. I, Box I. W. Sanford, 8.4, of 1001 N. student at South Seminole After reining from the Navy earl) spring oepper plantings, 232, MaItland, was struck River Hills. Dr., Temp;e by a Middle SChOOL - and deciding to return to " Veen — wisi Teem, died Tuesday 'uiiai in 12w it1, in. beforet p.m. at the Intersection *aoid, oea of those Involved Is W-. Casselberry Jfp jams, -- posi Fall To 32 Degrees c ~ cu-' O5' polic e -. County Youth Injured ikl By H it I 1 -- n Driver ______ __ ________ Area Death __ .-, -__..&._..a w(U1Q U, '1IS humiliating .- H ¶1 + .j most degrading thing that's the and happened t us" - -. - -- Ai - 11 When the oime i'm mc tvcs one wutiiar and the one wcmn kwr' the ore man the "5" and sil In that housd -. sing,or - --- 1 N •L.. UIC _,_ 110151 for - - lowd ma BYM said the dly Wed lfWI $110Crack RoaL segefablecropewereexpeted Hse'rwastakeito,frj to survive teday'a below Jolsøn In Winter Park who freezing temperatures. would not release any In. But Florida Citrus Mutual in formation. meBT faSISJly lakeland warned some scat. unavailable for comment. He tered areas might experience was not listed as a ptknt In damaged crops and owers area husptta1. feared !FI** dnfl5M to WOOL Young SW told deputies leaves at year's 3'1t1t Eld PIi1 in his Chest alien he Readlngsearlytodayrazig,4 breathed. fro,'n 19 in Taflahasse, to the tnaparatetrafflcacchjt Pdrun al Order of Eastern aw, PfD?E Cartwright was the a 33rd degree Mason and rr.imber of several Masonic deverofthecarthtitrack killed Robert Allen on Ctwrigh: ndi ditlons, but Byrne pointed out that the city's five witnesses s,. were unable to ontlfy Wight as Us diver, the early bodies- Survit,urs are three daughters, Mrs. Marie McCormick, Tampa; Mrs. DarothyGatchzll,Sanforri; and M.t Betty Whitney, Tampa; several grandchildren $1id two tOahusMpiLak.rjj Blounti Funeral Home, Tampa, In charge of Caseeberry, arrangements. morning darkness as he walked + : I funeral 6 ' director Rio '7 jUStj$$1d . t'P - ' . . . suit The truth, of course, just like YOU. hays the hu man hatits and faults ii other people. And mnaytj, thit'& wi,t makes us good funeral dzctots. - understand your f ea t logs I + - - - In ti me of loss because mwfee -' my in Our 0" tirm of We. JI'I.tt1VII\)W J FUN ERAL i ,. UOW AIRPORT tMsLEyONAiRpOUT ' FROM TRAFFIC SIGNAL TEL AVIV, Israel lAP) - A group of American Jewish fund-raisers returned to their anxio us wives and friends In Tel Aviv early today alter being held for 10 hours behind Egyptian lines on the Suez fron t. The 23 men were on a United Jewish Appeal visit to Israeli reservists In th e Sina i desert when th eir bus strayed across the cease-fire line near Lake Tlmsah Tuesday. Egyptian troops seized the bu s, blindfolded the Americans arid took them for interrogation to th e their army headquarters in lsmatliya, on th e western side of the Suez Canal. .' + I' I I LIMIT 1 4O4 VS ONL V 5 JO9 t 16-oz, io's 404 VS ONL V Ice Cream Batteries 2 O9 Gal, LIMIT LIMIT 1 1 4 DAYS OWL V 9c 101 LIMIT 1 I 4 DAYS ONL V UNIT 2 4 DAYS OWL V 15c Ea. DAYS OWL V - - n 444y,d Elections 35N % " -- Thu rsday I61 . l.ONI)ON APt - With lintsin's general election only one .' - 'I. -.. ,,• 11 - AM ock Radio Wake to - 2 speaker . I188 21,88 99 999 General Time movement REG. servatives. iSO d,iws*2pIv 100', v,nt Beall coupling s high, 22" wide, 30" deep Maple finish .Foam cushions covered in colonial design fabric day away, three opinion polls published today trimmed some more off the head of Prime Minister Edward Heath 's Con- Reg, Mode! ACR.7O8 12.98 The government forces were below 40 per cent in all three polls. Their showings averaged 38.1 per cent, while Harold Wilson's Laborites averaged 35.5, Jeremy Thorpe's Liberals had 23.9 and minority parties accounted for the rest. The Conservatives, who took 46.2 per cent of the popular vote in the 1970 election, had an average lead of six per cent over the Laborites In the same polls a week ago. The samplings published to. tliw weretaken dnr-inu the. s eekend after a seri es of upsets for the Conservatives. They Included government statistics showing food prices up 53 per cent since Heath ousted Wilson In 1970, the Pay Board's admission that the striking coal miners were entitled to more pay than they are asking for, and Conservative maverick Enoch Powell's attack on Hea th's taking Britain Into the European Common Market. ' Bears Of I q L'J:1 I _____________________ J ______ I List 1 _____ "Little League Special" Baseball - _____________ ! 'Little League SpeciaI' J69 Reg. i __ _ Fielder's Glove _______ - A'o-,e , 4-Shelf Unit SteelShelving League Special" Baseball Bat C' : 88 C_-_ #? T A:;':,ed . stt 39 CO,CI Ct , •Cv,ja- i .Sees austab!e at I intervals • Easy to 'Reg S'3II tit I €9 POWs assemb!e Framed .%,* i V[ P''O .": 1 - res ide _ ,-,,;~Vsad - czcs ' a,,u Dog __________ Tie-Out Runner Chain Reg. ______________ ,,4 _____ 99 ________ 2 Middle East tour since the Ociobcr war, arrived In Damascus Irnrn I nnAnn ji..n , T,.ael,n. I,,,,., •fliUflJUI ucauaj 666 8.19 DAMASCUS, Syria tAP) Secreta ry of Sta te Henry A. Kissinger hoped to shuttle from Damascus to Tel Aviv late toda y with a list of Israeli prisoners held by the Syrians and th e outlines of a Syrian proposal for a partial withdrawal of Israeli met with President . 5. - •Tcog?an Kissinger 2.77 ea. ful Halez &ssad and Foreign Minister tbdul Halim Khaddam. He )lanned further talks with bo th oday before heading for an vening meeting with the Is - aeli cabinet. In addition to the prisoner list - estimated by the Israelis at 00 names - Kissinger hoped to get an assurance that Red Cross representatives can visit __ the captives. Israel has said it SANTA CRUZ DE TENERIFE, Canary Islands (AP ) - The will not negotiate with the S)T. balloon of American adventurer Thomas Catch Jr. was sighted until those two conditions today over the Canary Islands, the Spanish news agency Europa tans met. u reported. Syria, meanwhile, has been The agency said the pressurized gondola, in which Catch insisting on ,n Israeli coin. trying to make the first balloon crossing of the Atlantic, was mitnient to withdraw eventualspotted over the Valley of th e Orotava In the south of Santa Cruz from all territory captured dc Tenerife. from Syria. Time Israelis ar e it said the gondola, which has been reported missing for five willing to relinquish the terntodays, was moving wi thout di fficulty sou th of t he Orotava village, ry they captured in the October age ncy did not say who si gh ted the ballon, nor did it give an y indication of Catch's condition. The 48-year-old bachelor war, but they have sa id repeat. M ound with 4 bid edly t hey will not ret ur n - , tight .:__ Ice Bucket [ - ____ ______ __ L_....______..7' - LM Assortment RawIde - I _____ _________ ..._. Vaporizer .— No, 5592 capacty • - For cj!s 4.99 L Golan took in 1967. - - Flea Collar Hankscraft Reg, - Vaporette 90-Day 399 1 ____ -:x,,1. 1288 Wise Potato Chips _________ Vapor / Dog Chews or Pup Chips Camera • Thumb lever fIm addvance. drop in loadi ng. .A1. Stake& (ITN Cool Kodak Instamatic - --., X•15 E loin, lid. Ut are Coastal Snanish radio stations ani air traffic authorities in Santa Cruz de Tenerife reported they knew nothing olGatch's whereabouts. Police lnOrothva and the town af Canada said they had seen no trace of the balloon. A spokesman for the Catch family In the United Sta tes said she had no immediate confirma t ion of the repor ted sighting, The Spanish Canary Island lie about 150 miles off 'he Spanish Sahara on the northwestern edtt' of Africa. Searches for the mousing balloonist over the weekend had centered on the Spa nish Sahara, a Span ish-owned territory be tween M orocco and Ma uritania. But t hen th searchers turned th eir attention to the sea. A spokesmanf or Gatchin Washington Indica ted Monday that th e miles off the balloonist may have landed in the sea about Is Cricket Rocker 1117 Kissinger, on his fourth WASHINGTON tAP) —Secretary of Defense James H. Schlesinger says the u.S. defense budget will have to (limb to $100 billion in th ree years just to stay even with this year's record $85.8 billion. &hlesir'ger told the house defe nse appropriations subeonunittee Tuesday the budget will have to Increase $5 btllicn to $6 billion a year to stay still because of rising Garden Hose Early ArTlerica n troops. 100 Billion For Defense to becw;e the first man to balloon across the Atlantic. D A t Tourists In Tel Aviv from Alexandria, Va., left Ha rrisburg, Pa., 10 days ago in his f"1 1 LIMIT 4 British U. S. Balloonist Sighted 4 C 0 He contended U.S. d ef ense programs can be shrunk no further it th is country is to con tinue to bolster the western nuclear and non-nuclear deterrence to Soviet forces. - Through dirictor has bn Passed off as someon, diffsrnt, H, u- $ any fun, H. always speaks ifl hushed tones H perennially wears a SAIGON, Sou th Vietnam (AP) - Hundreds of Communist and South Vietnamese t roops bottl ed along the nor thern edge of the Plain of Heeds Tuesda y about 70 mIles south west of Saigc.n, government sources said today. The sources said the government committed more than I. 000 soldiers to the lighting. South Vietnamese officers In the field claimed 92 North Vietnamese were killed In heavy air and artillery attacks on a force estima ted to be about 400 strong. The of fi ce rs also said large amo un ts of muni tions and suppli es were taken. The only reported government losses were three men kill ed and five wound ed . pr ices. - - to enmy ____ •, a Robot Plane Work Vietnam Fighting Rages - Askew May Ask Gas Plan 5-- Then his 1972 plan for a federation be tween the Palestinian territory on bo th sides of the Jordan could come In to effect withou t the present bitter opposition of the Palestinians and other Arab states. WASHINGTON (AP) - Spurred by Israel's heavy plane losses last fall, t he U.S. Air For ce Is speedin g development of robot aircraft to attack heavy antiaircraft de fenses wi thout risking pilot lives. Officials ex pect to have the first such pilotless strike aircraft with in the nex t two or thr ee years by pulling together compon ents already being manufactured, inclu ding a 3,000-pound drone now used for photo reconralssance. Otherwise, It might ta ke as long as seven or eight years ii Air For ce industry specialists designed an entirely ne w system from the drawin g board up. Builders Seek ! 9-Volt Transistor Baby Shampoo Lysol Spray Cold Capsules Half - AMMAN,Jordan tAP) - King Hussein may soon abandon his efforts to regain control of th e lsraeli.orcupied West Bank of the Jordan River, diplomatic observers in Amman believe. Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger's visit, expected Saturday, may mark th e turning point in Hussein's policy, they say. Hussein Is th ought to be turning to ward th e view th at a fltdgling Palestinian sta te, made up of th e West Bank and Gaza, would draw hundreds of tho usands of Arab refugees, and harsh economic realities would th en force the state to seek close ties with Jordan - on Hussein's - Stock Market Mixed BORDEN'S ELSIE OUR DISCOUNT PRICE OUR DISCOUNT PRICE OUR DISCOUNT PRICE OUR DISCOUNT PRICE OUR DISCO UN PRICE 50 per cent pay raise, Increases in pensions and injury benefits d higher field allowances, -- 11 Ivory Soap 14-oz. Size Johnson's Contac I'.''' ,,''. - Truck Bids I,' econainictlell—we inc, ,, 9l -' IN[ ' Personal Size 82-year -old em peror and then relay the ruler's decision to the men. The rebels proclaimed loyalty to the emperor in a broadcast Tuesday night from Asmara, the capital of Eritrea •t.... n.. • I1U IlV) lihiUt' Man Accused In Deaths ReIease • SAUES . gIjij SUPERx ~ , I PRESCRIPTIn ,e 'm'' to ' Commerc'i'a l Zone ~ ,~ ~now ~ , at Massawa, sources at the staff to Asmara today to hear rines, nearly all at Massawa. base reported. the rebe ls' complaints. A government spokesman The rebellion began Tuesday Sources said a noncommis- said there was no question of when army troops and a few air sioned officer appeared to be in negotiating with the rebels in force men seized key poin ts In charge of a committee repre- northern Ethiopia. He said the Asmara, Ethiopia's second senting the soldiers. army chief, III. Gen. Asafa %JVJIV, WUWU report back Inc P - .I ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia largest city and the capital of Ethiopia's army totals more (AP) - The Eth iopian navy to- Eritrea province, It Is 60 miles than 40,0 men, and about a day joined a re volt for hlghet south of Masawa, four th of it is sta tioned in the pay by soldiers In northern No violence was reported so Asmara area. The navy inEthiopia and took over the Afri. far, and Emperor Haile Se. eludes about 1,7(X) men, plus can nation 's Red Sea naval base lassie orde red the army chief of ab,ut 1% of ficers and 125 ma- a I 'S Yuuff 111111 j4 Strikes For Wages _____ - .- .5 Il I I*- the la w was hurriedly said the ordinance Davis P WNGOD 0 should stop anyone from Monday night 1 PUL Da vis added that an voted I -S . atrithg land of trees. orcinance siouii not be to repeal a Davis said the council must or an undue length of time • bold a public hearing on the flj y between fj Atty. Joe Davis to pr pare a C1rnin Dan Dorfman , ____ law pt In other action, council The ordinance passed Tuesday night recunmet before its adopted on fltit reading an 11 reading In Now • • '2w city envi control and councilmen approved a am haildi si,eL ordinance changing the name of final adoption on Feb. It move with OSOTA requesting Councilman Don Schreiner the city section of the LOI SPECIAL GUEST federal funding for the per The action was taken after he had received wood-Markham Road to E. E read a k chase of up to six buses for a Councilman June Lormann into the record terming the Williamson Road in recognition LI. GOV. Tom Adams will elicited the information from u-ctinanc, t -Absolutely , of the councilman's 17 years be guest speaker I at '2 e Dorfman, Mayor Norman Davis that the ordinance would value and doubtful con. iei&t to the community. A Greater Sinford Cham ber of r.d and East Central Florida give the city no control public hearing on the name Commerce m letter ai pers y RionaJ Planning Council city deieloçxuent. but 3d only go '2 u-jp change was set for March 13. breakfast" at a.m. 8 ar M ch frPteerdative Durand Totnlin relre tnii1de's to pay an addi. protection for environmental A cemony sponsored by at the Sanford Civic Center re auIberld to proceed with tMmal permit fee. factors or helpless wildlife and CUflty cOTflIfllSSlOtlerS was held The colorful former seeking funding to allow city Davis said the city, under the could be uacd to stop residents last week changing the of etr of state is chief pt.rthase of UP to Mx lasses f or a udi-ance could not deny a from transplanting county portion of the road in architect of the state's roue bushes sh outlay of $24,tO with permit when requested. noting Councilman B. H. Ferrell Williamson'g honor. bicentennial celebration. • . federal and state governments -—________________ ving the r cent balance Dorfmansaid the aty request •should be Included with OSOTA apçicaUons By BOB LLOYD AmeeUngstobe Burnie A. Forrest. The arrest The i laughter charges City Editor 4 wi th county Pnner Roger warrant issued for Hlghsmlth against Hlghsmlth allege k Neliwender and County on the manalaughter charges was negligent by recklea1 A 4Oyear-o)d Sanford man called Knowles Conunisslon chairman John for $8,000 bond. delving at a speed excessive I cr charged with two counts of Kirnbgh on the city pan. Johnson set arraignment for conditions, while under tk ti Page 1A) nang In addition, Dorfman I. F was released on Highsmi th for Monday in &- influence of alcohol, a rA extive astant to his recognizance Tuesday cult court and transferred disobeyed a traffic signal own recmended that Floyd, who in 4 is (LiLNO Council of Local Seckwlth by County Cot Judge 1lald misdemeanor charges of fatal collision at 20th Street and said. "for In. Jotina , diving under the influence of Sanford Avenue. Governments chairman, formation on the average cods Harold Dawning Hlghsrnith, alcoholmd reckless driving broach the grant proposal to of municipal cases of 4 Matlie Si, arrested other membe county court to circuit Mrs. Forrest'3 mother, through the county court Tuesday after S te Atty. ta t. In other business, the system." yt'arld Mrs Eunice Wall, aL -. - AbbotI}frg'sofff1 KI Mt.itmonte ccndl thsUiic(.ed Uighsrnith pleaded innocent Ileckwith said he IUrnLc.hed f&cy charges ( the Jefferson Avenue ad: ;=.S in con,lecu to the traffic charges in county dress, was Injured the planning board to hold a with traffic Wall in the aaii iofoUon and a co Feb. 16 dea public bearing on the city mittee of curt Tuesday remains free collision. Mn. I I judges Is now of Mrs. Sandra was hated Forrest, 77, of on bond posted on them, ac- in critical condition today in the proposed rrzoning of Ronnie reviewing court cost fees U FIRE GUTS AREA RESTAURANT Drive Inside Briarwood subX Jefferacas Ave., Sanford, cording to his attorney, Vernon intensive care unit at Florida and her two-year-old son, Mina. STUCKEYS RESTAURANT was gutted by a fire that ca division to professional office such time as gener Hospetal, Orlando. al wide used $125,000 state WOrth of damage to the eight-year-old structure, Seminole County or local legislation is Sill Taylor, P and Z chair. passed governing 12w matter. Deputy Fire Administrator Don Harkins said today. Arson has not contacted by man, SAW Knowles told city cornbeen ruled out as the cause, but an investigation into the blaze has not telephune fur members of the mlssloners Monday that Beckbeen completed. The fire started in the front of the building he added. five man advisory board and with withheld si,soo as (Herald Photo by Bob Uoyd Y agreed professional office "clerical costs,, in 1173-first The sini-'ioie county School School IIiig Adninlsts-ative Instructional Recommenda. try again today, in. zoning is acceptable for the year the city used county special will Data Processing lion Bids - Roger Ilarru Board session parcel, at Lyman High Jot Descriptions for Director of Purchasing court-after School beginning at 7: p.m., Data Taylor said Ronnie ive is municipal courtabolishing so Seminole Procng, Field Trips. Portable Office Unit, Fence f un bo ded to the east and west by could gain a second county for the 1174-75 school year. Old and new business I.Awton and tmigvrood, s commercial zoning and that judge under Article ITEMS FOR ACTION - Carrels, Paving Bid . Five At the lad professional offices limited to ( judicial revision. meeting the board Budget arid finance - W. A. Pupil Personnel - AM,two stories in height would not Beckwith said today the voted to FCOiMdet the high Teague, Consultant in Bus. & Bracken, Director of Ai detract from the subdivision money was court costa not school zones adopted the Finance Budget Amendments; Services In-County Tra Previous week. beauty. clerical fees Personnel - Stewart Gatchel, Reimbursement explaIned 11*1 and The board decided to take Director for '2* parcel under law the circuit judges set anot of Personnel EI1ZIISIOIS her look at the t op failed several weeks ago when the county court coat feesic when Instructional and Non- BYJANECASSELBEItRY all but one by city engineer or oilier designated agen t. Adjacent property owners In Qrresdly the court costs cjwd to p have )ond ormisunderstood the plan up __________ Briarwood Including County on guilty pleas or &1" . f vote. Mike Hattaway WINTER CPRINGS- Richard Boesch 'I me elementary zones were and fucommissioner Al to trial in county COIrt.aragoes hl b'2 set H* Supply Inc., resubmitted to ci ty cowic(J ,.t the last meeting, but Davis protested. Council voted to seek bids for two haliton cases 11 goes directly to Monday night a petition for commercial imported pickup trucks f The property annexed to th flflescboolzcmesstjllhayeto (Cast Vram Pag. IA) _______________ use by and representatives of the e state for use In P01ICt be determined, The zuthig change from agricultural arvi ancity deptjjg tIy has no zoning. hoard control education. county's 23$ gas sta ti ons, 11* voluntary plan can nezatlon ofa five-acre tract fronting on David officer. Information has reportedly been sent accepted inidifle school zones Beckwith reported to Frye i commission approved plan nothirig to end the ga s shortage hktve and Bell Avenue. by the state concerning a contract bid for the October that in an eight monthn for the 1974-75 school year Itself, the dealers point out, bu would authorize sales on odd. t The request first submitted in August 1273 truck, but n ierio'1 of 1973 his clerlu handled pendmg changes. least cut the lines en da ys based on li cense w tabled in October due to an ordinance Also at the Wednesday it can at • 9J41 cases In COUnt7 COOt plates. clogging oeds cj' day. proposed by th Cuuicthnan victor Miller Inarda ted motion, coundl voted 3.lto Pa) Based on $41, in salaries for meeting the board will hear a The based apJ a fivequ ng on site and off site ela4ne&J. all city employes drawing mileage 15 cents 'Even" numbers or the nand e pOtthiri '2* director of the point program eaving dealers letters A through Mat the en To be Liown as Boewb Commerce Square, *f mile. fltW tlat$ FOCOIIIIIJII lu oince recelesici, with discretion to aell to WE office building complex when completed of the plate will allow a driver wthud per cm hfl will Inciutie touri" two-stpry to purchase gas on even eight masonry strucAGENDA re iri was $4.17. The average Income citizens In "emergency" numbered days tures. A naI1 lake is planned to act as a of the month NEW YORK API per case was $7.37, he said, situations - regardless of the watershed and existing trees will be retained. The resigna tion of M.E. Campbell from the "Odd" numbers or the lett,s SUPERINTENDENT I ' S clay. stock market aas mixed the county court clerk's di y On a motion by Councilman Irwin H unter, board of adjustment retroactive to Feb. 12 NthhZat the endof the vision REPORT William P. Layer taking a opera ted at a $17,723 deficit Acting on the endorsement plate will allow gas purchases council voted 3.1 to accept the request was accepted. The board Is unable to function during t he eight month period. - frs Melvin late rally. Oviedo, and at the request of the Allied on odd numbered days of the until a replacen*nt is appointed by Mayor want to the Mooney Bi ll. A public hearing will Beckwith pointed out today American Cancer Society, Gasoline The opening Dow Jones averRetailers Association month. be held. Roy McClain and Approved by the cowiciL that city parking tickets are ______________________________________________ age of intrisj down a fraction, but gainers handkdbyhgsstaffatnocustto movrdouttoalmcsta3.11ead the city hedto buy a cash registe, and over loeersofl the New y As an interim rnene untu the prop A resolution tb-st ád for six months ago Stock Exchange. typ*dteri costing $4,172 in ordinance on reviewing engineering site plans was puwd Monday night opposing increara' Analysts said may investors 1973. Beckwith said all of the lakes effect, council voted to require all (j 1J telephone rates by Southern Bell because were continuing to watch from collected on city parking 14 elneering on apartment 1 . rates are presently considered excessive by 10 the sidelines while awaiting the tickets In 1973 was forwarded to divisions of five or more units to be approved the city. outcome of Secretary of state the city of Sanford. Beckwith said Sanford Henry A. Kissinger's trip to the recei ved i,o&sio in fines and Middle East forfeitures in 1973 IncludIng - h ,opian M ilit a r y Wednesday, Feb. 27,1974-3A ________ 14 , .. •; - Longwood To BUS hyg_ •1 . The Sanford Herald 7 - Twin Pack Reg 69c I $1 FORI Borden's Weiqhl Watchrs Ice Cream Half Gal. - Gillette latinum plUS BUTANE Disposable Lighter Blades iD's 117 4 DAYS OWL V Req. 51,49 99c 4 DA VS ONLY Renuzit Solid Air Freshener 10% Chlordane Dust 59c 4W. 78C Bag 4 C'A VS ONLY 4 DAYS ONLY Assorted Boxedi Polaroid Stationery 108 Film AAI, 88 !lfJ __ 4 DAYS OWL V 4 DAYS ONL V �_____ --- ,- p _______________________ 1 ir 4A—The Sanford Herald 1. Look At The Record - By CHARLES L. GOULD Publisher. San Francisco Exa miner We have taxe(l ourselves unmercifully to bring hope and health to our sick, our indigent, I have no apologies to make for my country or my generation. Jack Anderson In these endeavors, we have never coveted a single acre of land nor sought to add a dollar to our national wealth. Quite the contrary. We have used our material strength and financial fortunes to bind stand on our record. We may not have scored as high as we hoped. But we scored higher than ever before. nations around the globe. Friend and foe alike. We have battled, too, for progress and Today the average Negro in our nation is more likely to go to college than the average citizen—white or black or any color England, Germany, Belgium, Denmark, Italy or Spain. We have more than 300 Negro millionaires in our nation. We have more Negroes sitting as measles, tuberculosis and pneumonia. No longer do these ancient scourges sweep across our land leaving death and tortured limbs and minds and judges.. .more in Congress. ..more in state legislatures., more in our city halls.. and more in positions of power than all the communist nations of the world combined, hearts in their wake, We have built more schools and colleges and hospitals and libraries than all other generations since the beginning of time. We have trained and graduated m ore J P B tton A Frey Aide Testifies JACKSONVIIj.E, Fla. (Al') Oscar Juarez, adnulnlstratjve assistant to Rep. Lou Frey, RFta., says he Paid for an addition built to his Orlando home In 1971 and Proved It to a Federal grand jury. Juarez appeared Tuesday before the grand jury in. s'estlgating reported Irregularities involving federal - it Thefirsttestehicles a ar A . I., The automobile, the radio, the telephone, the airplane, the computer, television, antibiotics — flower in one generation. ' -. to, V.) •' . — — — - — ... 9hr 'anfurb ra1b — 'l'AI .1 .-'\ 11ASSEE. Fla . i A il I 1 he state Motor Vehicles Ihs-uaion has scheduled a hearing for today on charges that state Republican Chairman L.E. "Tommy" Thomas' auto agency falsified titles. Thomas, who planned to attend the hearing, said his actions would be dictated by the division's attitude on "this minor thing," Division director John Calvin, the hearing officer, said he was uncertain when he would decide on any punish. nwnt, which could range from suspension or revocation of Thomas' license to a fine or probation. Thomas, a Chevrolet dealer in Panama City, said he was the only person he knew of to be punished under the 1947 law, "but I think ninny other dealers are violating it . '- I'1&SIMMEE, Fin. (AI') — Carl Songer says he fired at a vague form that jostled him awake and did not know he was shooting at a Florida Highway Patrolman. - - hundred other miracles have come to full - Thomas Hearing Today - people. -•. - - - - 8319993 -. School Fire unknowingly." SANFORD. FLA 3m WALTER A. GI ELOW, Editor TAU.AHASSEE, Fla. (All) — A proposal to change Fees for Florida university students will be presented to the Board of Regents at Its meeting Monday In Pensacola, .. WAYNE D. DOYLE Advertling Director & Assocat, Pi'bllshr FRANK VOLTOLINE, Generai nsgr . JOHN A. SPOLSKI, Asso1ate Editor '' - -'._. smisslon - , - Managing EdUo' WINIFRED F. GIELOW Comptroller BOB LLOYD City Editor DEWEY ROBINSON Circulation Manager - - . .. fk - - . -"' ROY GREEN Advertising Manager JANE CASSELBERRY Cliurry Editor CHARLE S HAYS MecPwnlc.iS,t RALPHHAYS Comp Room Foreman CHRIS NELSON Magazine E6HOI RAY STEVENS Pr- Room Foreman SILL VINCENT, JR., . , . SUBSCRIPTION RATES SkWesli "Delivery Home $2lOMon;h S2liOIYear Sli?OöMonIhs 81 Mail in Florida heaven forbid, answer his questions! And that brings to mind another fantastic plaything: a LiWe kosnputer that does iwer the child's questions. And, Same As Home Deln,ery All Other Mail 5770 Month ö Months 116 70 PA n - r p- a- Herald Area Correspondent s . I - .. . 1. 31,25411 - Enterprisi Fatv*t*, Ed*ards 5742363 1 :'rr':- ,' - . . - . OiI•*a Lime Baker 36$ 3207 Mr Clarence Snyder 377 4111,11 Aflamont, Sprintil, Ehss Nichols gig 7997 - - I . -. . ' - ' ' a Wintet Sprin gs Nwty Booth 377 6131 ':' Tang,.t E. Esti$ Joan Babb 471 'UP ,'! . 011114111118 - .\ Cenurva Ovi,do Siavla Liz Mjfh,tja 30 5205 \ .: ':.- 3277611 ' - -\:,-" Like Monroe . )sttona. CisBary some-BMW - Cass.Iwrrp. Frn Park GOWNtrad. Essibriiiia l$-292or7354e --------- P i ' r p ii 7 Oil shortage chills the Rising Sun %%'ahingtan INCAi The Japanese. best.'i by ci) shrrtagt's which could end their postwar economic' m'radu, are rimhling with customary Ingenuity to offset the worst effects of the crisis. Leading Tokyo busrnrssn*n differ as to the prospects for iutceis. At a meeting with a small group of US. ncwmen, a fairly optimistic note was st ruck by Y izane Iwnsa, chairman of powerful Fuji Bank. More negative In gone was Shigeo Nagano, board chairman or Nippon Steel Corporation, Even lwas,j says Japan is working from two Frames, one nplimo4ic. the other pe'sintis1lc. The first assum&'s a 1974 growth in gross national product of just two lo three per cent. The second assomts ahrausi no growth at all. And this in a nation that has been uiiing upward for year at an annual growth rate of 10 to 12 per vent. The must wSt'tu' prribk•m corihrt,niin flu' e,,Unlr-, whien Imports 99 per p cent oil hs oil. is the zsaoming cost of ii In theoi's', the shortage could end tomorrow but nothing can wipe out the fact that Japn this year will have In pi)' nearly $l billion for oil that in 1973 cost it $7. billion. That added cost burden, plus several other economic tin' ponderables which could go scur, provides the basis for the I JI . it (AP— All pay TALLAHASSEE. Fla. telephones in Florida would have to be converted so callers can reach the operator without dropping In a dime wider an order proposed by the Public Service Corn. mission. Telephone companies would be given three years to make the ch,nge. ibe c(ttninission said Tuesday that the order will go Into effect March 18 "unless written objections with substantial ground for opposition are received within 15 (lays." Some areas of Florida already have such pay phones. OJ Price Increases lAKEI.AND, Fla. (Al') In the past year, the price of frozen concentrated orange juice has increased .2 per cent while chilled was up .5 per cent, according to th lattt market survey. The Florida Department of Citrus reported Tuesday that the average cost of a six-ounce container of frozen juice was 21 cents and a quart of chilled orange juice was 35,5 ct'nts. The survey also showed that household purchases of (rozs'n juice was at 2,401,000 gallons during the week euhng February 16, a 9 per cent increase over the same week last year. Consumers also bought 1,650, 000 gallons of chilled juice, 6 per cent less than the same week In 1973. - go . GOP prospects will Improve. "What my advice to the can. dIdates very simply would be b this: It Is that nine months before an election. no one can predict -xhat can happen in this country. I FOOTNOTE: Fruit military generals to carrier admirals, the brass hats have constantly clamored for pet weapons which have turned out to be impractical or obenlete. In sun. Instances, their greatest value has been to give some military chief an exto demand more money, more men, more gold braid. Occasitetally, the Defense Department has rushed shead with new weapons before they have been proven. Its warehous held millions worth of spare parts for cancelled and antiquated weapons. DI L F IUIS.t'UO . elections of 1974, most recently with the upset victory of Richard Van. derVeen In the Michigan district that baa been represented by Vice President Gerald R. Ford. A new Gallup poll gives the Democratic Party a two-toone lead In congressional election strength. The count was 5$ per cent Democratic, 29 per cent Republican, 13 per cent undecided. That would point to a landslide Democratic victory lithe election were held now. As Nixon noted at the news conlerence, the election year Is young, the balloting montM away. He said Bruce Biossat Black Community 11 r i t1a,., irs -...... Besr Late . Forest City 322211 nd • WASHINGTON (Al') — Presleiit has advised nervous to look to the familiar themes of peace and prosperity as an antidote to Watergate In the November elections. Despite slumping polls and setbacks in two special elections, the President said at his Monday night news conference he thinks "it will be a good year for thoe canciWiftes who stand for the afjation," So far, however, the political omens point the other way. Democrats have taken over Re. publican House seats In the first two the Herald ,s a member at the ASSoCiated Press *hich is eftItledeiclusivrly to lheu',e for reproduction of all the local news printed in th-S newspsper - A . 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Flof rda 37171 , ' TIME Nixon Tells GOP — U S Postal Regulations provide that all ma,I subicriptic-n Longwood '-:1 P I!, *31 9959 ' But meanwhile, the test reports show clearly that the swimming trucks, In their present condition, can't swim safely. smirks the copy for this Chief Phiograpiter Ervin Announces 1975 Retirement Pay Telephone Change - ' DORIS WILLIAMS Society Editor (ice sho d set 'Af .,, ;4 juice I BERRY'S WORLD = 11111111110 I'What will affect the election In this year, 1974. Is what always atfect.s elections — peace and prosperity," Nixon said. The committee recoin Seminole Calendar mended that the state fire marshal also draw up fire safety standards for all stateowned or leased buildings and Feb. 27 March 2 Mar. 9 that the office's approval be Sanford Senior Citizens Spaghetti dinner, 5.7 p.m. and Special meeting of Seminole obtained before the state buys Tour to Sea World. Leave Civic auction, 7:30 put. Casselberry Rebekah Lodge 36, 8 p.m., or leases any building. Center at nine and return by 5 Elementary School cafeteria, honoring Margaret Land, Each state agency currently pm. For information call 323. Free baby sitting during Florida Assembly president. making fire inspections as part 9148 or 323.2648. auction. Tickets on sale at Dinner 6 p.m., ee m ting 5 p.m., of their regular du ti es should school office. Odd Fellows Temple, Magnolia Feb. 2.8 continue to do so, the cornh1ar 3 Avenue, Sanford. -Regular meeting, Seminole mnittee recommended. uiiu U1UI35iOfl The Education Departmen t zsews.an IUge 36, 8 p.m., Odd 5411(1 It opposes the idea of tak- Fellows Temple, Magnolia Women Silver Anniversai ing fire safety regulations out of Avenue, Sanford. Visiting Tea, 3.6 P.M. Sandlewood VII clubhouse, t he hands of the sta te Board of Rebekaha welcome. Mar. 5 Education and giving them to March 1 Parents' Night, Sanfot fire marshal Thomas "Childrens hours USA" Middle School, 7 p.m., scho O'Malley's office. Went show sponsored by lake "The records of the State of Mary Elementary School PTA auditorium. Band concert ar Florida concerning fire-related in school auditorium. 7:30 p.m. discussion of formulation of PTA. Teachers will be in coon accidents will show' that not one to talk with parents followia single life has been lost In a Quarterly meeting board of meeting. school fire," the department trustees, General Henry S. I Hospital before the Weteegate scandals FEBRUARY 26, 1971 4 AI)MISSIONS Sanford: Daniel If. hale -....... Otis hiaruld Edna Pearl Smith ' William It. Willis June N. Brown • Myrtle V. Magec Izetta N. Cobb Catherine A. Michalowski - 4 GenevaWright Lillie Barnes Catherine F. Bell David Horridge, DeBary Frances J. Grant, DeBary Florence L. Webber, DeBary Walter E. Kenton, DeBary Otbie Canada, DeBary Santirm Martino, Oviedo Frank 1), Tatum, Fake Mary Hilly Bellinger, hingwood James Sw ilk)', Altamnonte Springs William W. Hall, Casselberry Dorr Baker, Apopka BIRTHS Mr. & Mrs. Paul N. (hase, a girl, Goldenrod -' "Well then, II you don't like my idea Iar a novel, how about this cook book Of this (or .1 children's book, or,..,one or a one . , Horticultural Seminar, a.tn., Chamber of Crnnm,i.r,.. anfordGardenaub,7:pm Plans for addition will be 'FrultTreesforthenome..by Notes DISCIIAIU;Ls shown. Frank J. Jasa, County — Extension Director Annual World Day of Prayer, County. -sponsored by Church Women United, noon Holy Cross Mar, I - Fester 1)11)', Longwood Mary Dell Russell, Longwood J on n n e Episcopal Church A n d e r s on Loretta MacDonald, Deltona Carl S. Marlinsen, Del3arv 1 Carlo k'ranchi, DeBary Ruth A. Clarke, Orange City Thomas C. Rutherford, New RENT nyrna Beach John H. Williams, Titusville — Seminole Lodge -. I I ,"1(ifl' (,U4011 .iiif( Since to" Donald Graham Own,qAdm. "We Intend To Continue This Policy" 300 S. Bay Ave. Sanford Elaiirnnk Come Ph. 327.673S ~)-,r— '7 W&. subtracts, multiplies, divides & figur perc.nta.s In and See Out Aay of 1240 OWN Colors Bring in a sample of your drapes 'uqs or fabric and we'll mix the pint color you want in minutes See our 1974 House P. Garden" - (:., tiinil . - - -- $10 Nursing £ Cwtva$esc.nt Residence Good N ow Calculator for Patients are being accepted at ."lUlflE' min.,sL Business and Professiona Women, dlnner'busi,tes a.sselberry meeting, 7 p.m. Cavalier Motot NARFE (Retired Federal Inn. Speaker, John Doe or, Charles E. Crabb, I)eltona Emplo:es), 1:30 p.m., Sanford Investments. Martha U. Ahlson, t)eltona Chamber of Commerce. Sanford Henry B. Jones Anna A. Morrison Mildred I. Phillips Martin Pierce Linda Jennings Alvil V. Alexander Mercedes Met!lock Vida Thomas Pasquale AlbinI Mary Simpson Bobbie B. William .'(,,,u' I - •• broke. gloomier forecast which could produce a 1974 Japanese hal' afl('i' of p%rnt'nl.s del,c-,t of $R hilton II''. .1 .eri'j( 'lUt't ion as lii ho w long Japan could hear such adversity. flight now, say the two businesmt'n. hit' island nation has offic,aj Foreign cvchange rest'rvt'sor $12 hifluiin, plus another $6 talilun rtr'scritwtl a" "hidden The prol.'t'ted elI' would draw that total down to $10 billion, still a fairly safe margin- But a bad 1975 on top or a had t974 might put Japan"- ri''rvt's to 'riluti., conditio n Vh.ii I lilt iiunhi doing to atrt i,u0t i f prospect' I'aced with an inflationary spit- al that could in 15 per cent .itsusi' 1973 pi.tt.. Irvi'l. the range from to government of Prime .'linIs*t'r Tarwki has slapped on a tight money policy. The Impact on Japan's domestic t'conolnsr could be severe. Ca I by both igher gasoline prices and rising automo' bile prices, many Japanese simply aren't buying ears, either n' used. Iwasa says a lot of d le ea rs are bankrupt. The ciiur,Ir' was sadly short of good housing even in the best of tIflk's The monet- curbs and inflation h a ve dealt if heas't' Iifuw to plan., (or inajur t•pansIitrt in thi' Field IndustrialIst as!ailu saitys.Iapat) , s niosilv tkIn'IttllltlIvfl Iiic' tory wi,rkt'r are being .spucriqj toward a general strike this Apif, as kihor mounts its t- t'arI "spring "ff"ncit' for milri' f'rgani,t'tJ in what w e tu'rui t'i,tjtji,n., lmir$nt, iitialls ifo:ik, .snil NOT uhp'ci Iii lis 'ilk. wsii ki'is lduirii ha rauwil big troubit- But inlliui,irn ind short,gc may have rlwned mans for hits- inllltitnt, mt'ssag' lwasa lends In agree saying labar won'I make '.nring .ilI tliat rough, dl,. 1k oil .upptit's down ;111114,.,4 ;111114,.,4,2d p ce'nl, .Japan now lm jo's t'lt'rlr,e iwer vidimcks of 28 per rent on industrial and commercial usern They've avoided production cuts by applsing :r."re t'eon,,rm ani'l elficlonc I t in power U',,' programs. Sanford Memorial Library, 8 Those were central themes of the campaign In which Nixon won landslide re-election two years ago - Recommended — . • J RICHARDS Sports Editor Safety - Any student who Lakes more than nine credit hours Is currently charged 1190 a quarter In undergraduate school and 1240 in graduate school. The proposed' change would charge all students a $10 registration fee plus $32 for each undergraduate hour and $20 per graduate hour. Most students take 15 credit hours, so It would mean little to them, said Hendrix Chandler, Regents coeporete secretary. , ' ,., Rules Fee Change Proposed . - worsening — .. 322 261) Suspect Vows Machete-Slaying Innocence - , TELEPHONE Seeks Ban On Cheap Handguns — , Lean Back SWtheart, Shevin - arguments. Songer, 23 an escaped convict from Norman, Okla., Is charged with the Dec. 23 slaying of trooper Ronald Smith. Smith was gunned down on a country road In Citrus County on Florida's Gulf Coast. shortly before he was to end t and child for Christmas in their new home. Internal reports prepared by Col. Lewtngton Ponder of the Army's Test and Evaluation Command state that ,,the safety of water operations is leopardized by excessive steering angles;...inadequacy of the bilge pumps; water leakage th rough the axle housing shields; and unbalance caused by the...power package (on the wrec ker)," Flows To Ease Gas Crunch — Songer's first-degree murder trial was expected to end Iviny after the prcsecuflon and defense presented closing Therefore, counseled the colonel, "the vehicle (should) be prohibited from swimming until deflciendea... are corrected." If us u the Anry insists on taking the aquatic trucks Into the water, he B) JOAN COLBY the computer is gift item: The Total headset, tape deck, black light, wrote, only 'well-trained and experienced driver personnel" Copiey News Service never wrorg. Environment. and any otner goodie you'd like stivWd t* ucd. An ad fur a new toy promises Unlike parents. This gem is a big molded egg. to specify. It starts at a cool *) Presumably, he meant that the drivers should be able to "Bettertitan Dad." What this I've figured out what these shape whose interior Is corn. thou and ranges up and up swim. object does better than Dad Is toys will prepare our kids for. plete with lounge, stereo, TV, depending on your own little The fact that the swimming trucks can't swim is but one of read stories to your kid. The new superstatu adult tsar, i0phisticaled lighting, inclusions, their many failures. The official report aino lists these additional Rather than be hassled by ' deficiencies"and " Utile Stevie's pleas to "read shortcomings" : —"The service brake system is unreliable and unsafe when ( "me nee &ars," you can . the vehicles are operated In relatively deep, cohesive mud." park that pest with the "The steering system is unreliable and under certain phonograph and his very own .. conditions constitutes a safety hazard." tell-a-tale records. • " -.4' "IM,ii; 7be crane (on thie wrecker) is unsafe wW unreliable...due to " Unless you're me kind of —' ,-, sentimental nut, who dotes on Upping tendencies under certain ... condltions." ,. the notion of Stevie's ac—"The top enclosed cab or provide adequate windshield defrosting." cumulating memcries of a real ": live Dad or Mom droning :, —"The alternator is not durable and requires excessive maintenance." through "Peter Rabbit." -r'' " —"The high noise level In the cab is a health hazard to both I The teIlale schtick is a the driver and oudriver." great filler for —"'The transmission cover fasteners when Stevie isn't fixated on the allow the cover to bounce free and strike the crew." 1V set. staring at "tagiu —"The tractor frame is not durable. The main frame Gorilla." structures cracked on four different vehicles." mere are i in€uw —"The fan drive system design is insdequate..,The randay when the tube pa11a for the is not durable ... The front axle design is Inadequate ... Th prtsthooler. • eu Stevie e fuel tanks are not durable." one of "° -. who Just loves "Search for i.-. Nevertheless, Army spokesmen Insist they are pleased with Tomorrow." 't 1' the GOER trucks. Their "extensive testing program," they said, But for the average child, had produced "an Impressive record of low maintenance, high who only remains . reliability and long life." They described the documents we have by such cultural fare as quoted as an 'Interim report," wt*h will be used "to aenre that 'Deputy Dawg," these vocalizing stories are : as possible." thing. A spokesman for Caterpillar told us the shortcomings C They prevent such a ___ revealed in tests ne t it the result of a deficient vehicle but the atMtropile is actually having normal problems of man produt The truck that sank, he to talk with your kid. Or, said, was the fault of the operator, not the vehicle. t Ile told newsmen he showed the grand jury a copy of a cancelled check. "Apparently there were some allegations to the effect that I had not paid for the construction work, and that's a lie," Jutarem said. Another witness, John I), Puckett of Gainesville, presi. dent of FAR homes of Florida, said he told the grand jury he knew of no corruption in federal housing programs, Trooper Death Trial lyormed renabIywefl Wedrwsday, Feb. 27, 1971-5A Gasoline Box Score housing. ill uel The Sanford Herald By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS fuel allocation from days," said E.O. Smith, Miami Waiting lines are still critical and station opet. 01 ( stations In Jacksonville on their suburban counterparts. reported Washington had not reached all division manager for Standard shorter in many parts of Fl:rlatom reported that no extra were reported open TU.)' "We definitely will have a areas of the state Tuesday. Oil Co. supplies had yet been shipped Half of the stations were ex- majority of stations with gas da as oil firms deliver bonus "We're running our trucks Gull, Exxon, Phillips and Te. into gasoline to ease the February from the Daytona Beach, Orlando, pected to open today. the last day of the month," said termi,uil24 hours inan xaco Officials also said they had Cocoa. Jacksonville and Gain. end-of-the mon th crunch, In Gainesville, Alachua Bill Shemer of Dade County. ef fort to cram five da ys of started delivering their shares esville. But the one-time emergency scheduled County reta iler's spokesman Dealers farmed a seven-city deliveries Into 211 of the 29.4-million gallons of Paul Spivey said sell.11miLdon watchdog committee Tuesday extra fuel. Ray Swearingen of Jackson- by dealers should stretch to monitor gasoline allocations * * * vile said paper work was de- supplies easily to March 1. Key West, Miami, Ocala and In the s ta te. Fort Lauderdale were among laying the promised emergency "We hope to find the botshipments. the areas reporting short Stations in Florida 's Pan. tleneek In t he allocation system "It ta kes time to get it to the handle continued to enjoy norlines due to the shipments, and correct It statewide," said By THE ASSOCIATED I'RE.SS proving substantially, Average terminal and from the terminal mal, pre-shortage conditions. Jim Miller, president of the But gasoline retailers In Fort to the dealers," said Swearl. The retail gasoline situation wait a bout 10 minutes. In the Miami area, urban sth Florida Allied Gasoline Dealers in Florida appears to have Myers said th e situation was ngen, as only about JACKSONVILLE Only 20 per cent lions appeared to have the edge Retailers Association. eased a little, with drivers genabout a fifth of stations open erally finding it easier to get Thesday morning but half 0f all fuel. statioru expecting supplies by Here is the situation around Wednesday. Lines very short. the state as reported Tuesday MEI.BOURNE No emerby members of The Associated gency supplies yet. Most sta. TAI,1,AIIASSEE, Fin. (Al') Press: Ally. Gen. Robert Soevin "This is the (inc piece of legislation we thought lions open short periods and wants the legislature to ban "Saturday night specials," th had the best COCOA.TITUSVILLE e chance staggering hours. Lines long in of direc ting growth of Florida's fut ure and eliminitcheap handguns used in many Most stotioru closing early. morning; short thotings and robberies. Liter in day. ing 1'overlit a;u1 problemnitjit (cc'iure'J in the Shevin's appearance before the House Criminal Justice Average wait about 15 minutes. said Tamna bu ilder James Shimberg, an Committee highlighted today's schedule of legislative cornELMS member. DAYTONA BEACH Sup- DAMIAMI.FORT LAUDER. The opposition came from Burton Micnaet.,, a Florida titittee meetings. Sit ua tion apparently plies getting tighter with league of Cities attorney, who said the bill could In th e past, attempts by state and local governments as improving. Average wait a bout prevent a many as half the stations excity with a land-use plan from constructing pu control handguns have drawn 15 mInutes. blic buildings Longer heavy opposition in some from groups pected to be dry by if the county had no such measure. as hunting clubs. Thursday suburban areas, unless emergency allotments In other pending action, Howard Walton, staff director of However, John Koelemij, a Tallahassee builder, said the OCALA lines not as long arrive, Average wait a bout bill is "generilly In line with our concept that if we are bu t sta tions continue closing the Senate Governmental Operations CommIttee, sent a minutes, going report to th e panel recommending annual fire safety Into Lake care of Florida In a proper manner, we do have to early, DELAND Supplies still guide th e growth ." for all schools. ORLANDO No emergency very short. Most stati ons ope Tuesday's action in th n supplies yet. Average wait e House saw abul that would require The committee adopted an amendment suggested b) only briefly morning and afterall cities and counties to adopt land-use planning by Oct. about 10 minutes. noon. Koelemij for the Florida Home Builders Asssocl.ation 1, 1977 win 14.0 approval by th e Environmental Protection stressing the Importance of new and lowincome housing as FORT MYER.S_...Suppuesil l. PALATKA About 11,000 Committee, an essenti al element in land plans. eas ed throughout cr the area, emergency allotment The bill waspresented to the committee as the major 1974 but still short, Average wait 30 delivered, Most sta ns An amendment offered by Rep. Bill James, R-Delray tio conrecommncnclatinn of the Environrnent,i! 1,and Mariat:,ient :a:nutes, Ik'au}i, would pri'senm cities from annexing land af te r Oct . 'l tinue to open Just for Few hours, Study (ELMS) Committee, if they don't have a land-use plan. FLORIDA TURNPIKE limiting sales. Fuel still available 24 hours a ST. AUGUSTINE About day, with rationing now only at one-third of area stations north and sou th ends. closed. Open ones limiting GAlNESVIlj.j — Lines have sales, mostly to $2. largely disappeared, though TAMPA-ST. PETERSBURG ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. (AP) "I am totally Innocent of this Llnidzley said he last saw his He was arrested last Friday. stations still limiting purSt. Johns County Manager thing and I'll put a lot of Situation some. trust in wife alive at 5:30 p.m. that eve chases, "All I can say is there's been what. A verage wait about 3(3 Alan P. Stanford says he had the Lord," Stanford, 49, said in ring. Her death was r eported to a terrible mistake," said StanKEY WEST Sit uation tin- minutes. nothing to do with the machete- an interview with the St. Au- the police department at 6:12 ford. slaying of former showgirl Ath. gustine Record following his airp.m. Stanford pleaded innocent at ella Ponsell Lindiley and his ralgnment on a first de gree Stanf ord said he had returneu his arraignment before County arrest Is a terrlbk mistake. murder charge. to his office that evening 'to Judge Charles Mathis and was Stanford vowed his innocence Stanford told the Record that make sure that some per ts released on a $ mi 20,000 bond. Tuesday and said five witnesses five people saw him at his of fice we had worked on for months "Stanford's a stable citizen saw him at his office the be tween 6 and 7 p.m Jan. 23 , had been mailed out c ectly" and I don't expect hell b going evening his next.door.neIgh when the attractive wile of lie said he then sta yed to anywhere," said the judge. was hacked to death and neu!y fanner Mayor James Llndsley study for his engineering regisNo date has been set for a decapi ta ted. was killed. tration, preliminary hearing. TALLAHASSEE, Flu. (AP) said in an attachment to th e re— The state lire marshal's of. port, ul up fire safety The department also said its regulati ons and yearly in. regulations ha ve evolved from Justice spections for all public school suggestions of local school (11.3' TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (Al') term if I surrender the office buildings, a committee study tricts. It said "to discard clal Nominating Commission. fications unless somebody tells this — Sup reme Court Justice Rich. prior to Jan. 7, 1915," he said In says. Former Rep. Talbot "Sandy" u di(fereu.ly," she said. procedure and to relocate ard Ervin has informed (lov, the Feb. 19 letter to Askew, The 13-member special corn- responsibility for one facetthe D'Alemberte, D-MiamI, who of Re'ubin Askew that Ervir, said he planned to enhe will remittee, made up of representa. school safety does not appe However, Ervin's letter has was a leader in constitutional ter law practice after his rear to tire on Jan. 6, 1975. And he said raised questions about whether re vision lives of seven sta te agencies, be In the best interest of eith for the courts, said, "It tu-ement "11 1 can get lined up er he was making the announce- a vacancy exists as required by seems to me no vacan was to present Its recom- the Florida school cy Is for it." student or ment early enough to allow his the constitution to elect niendations in a report today to the Florida taxpayer." a suc- created until he leaves office. Chief Justice Vassar Carlton, successor to be ciected this fall, ces.sor and As1.ew has not yet The the Senate Governmental Oper. constituti on won't work who Is retiring Thursday, also The study panel also recomErvin, a former state attor- made up his mind, press atlons Committee. secre- otherwise.' mended the appointment of an plans to enter law practice. ney general, will reach the tary Don Pride said. The committee State elections director l)oro. was interagency board or com• In addition to seats of Ervin mandatory retirement age of 70 If Ervin remained until his thy GIl.sson, who received organized by staff director mittee to meet four times a on a and Carlton, terms of Chief Jan. 26. Howard Walton at the Senate year and advise state agencies mandatory retirement date, his copy of Ervin's letter, said site Justice-designate James "There Is a Judicial election successor would be appointed believes panel's request last September and the legislature on fire safe- this the successor should Adkins and Justice Hal Dekle year in which my successor by the governor from three be elected In the to recommend ways to Improve ty problems. fall. expire next year. They are can be elected for my unexpired names submitted by the Judiand strengthen state fire safety "I plan to accept quali- exnec ted to seek reelection. 7_ W ASHINGTON—Waste has reached his most alarming peak in the armed forces. In the name of defense, the brass hats have f built planes won't fly, torpedoes that miss their targets, a space communications system that remains mute and automatic according to Army documents, even during "field" trials in Vietnam. But now that they are being mass produced, they are falling apart. On The Home front Bonus C.Ø.tIr& pv b Li.t.4 ',e*w 1;d.cai, Ian FM The swimming trucks. known in the Pentagon as "GOER VeNcles," were developed by and purchased from the Caterpillar Tractor Company. Each consists of a diesel engine tractor which 10. ton re kr. Editor's N(e: Gould has been nominated for membership with the Associated Press Board Of Directors. This is an honor almost unequalled In journalism,) 1Waiting Lines Shortened _. TODAY But on test runs, the drivers often found themselves In water above their anklet. Once the test observers stood by, mouths agape, as a huge tanker unit "swamped and sank" in the Chesapeake Ray. by the men and women who honor the Ten Commandments... respect our Constitut ion ha vt' faith in the :1C;ifl s)stc'in Men and women who believe in God and a better and brighter tomorrow and are willing to work to that end. - - in betterment on the home front In one generation we have conquered or controlled diptheria, small.pox, typhoid, polio, FLORIDA Alarming Peak aquatic trucks that sink. The order called for rugged, battlefield. worthy trucks with a 'floating and swtinzm.lng capability for (Tossing calm water barriers." They'll be attained by the unsung heroes of every generation. The workers who can dream. And the doers who can hoe. They'll be attained progress that has been made. hundred . p Now the Army has ordered astaggering 191.8 million worth of realized. There are still goals to be attained. They'll not be attained by the preachers and teachers of despair. They'll not be attained by sniffing flowers or staging love-ins or hate-ins, At the same time, we must not minimize tile Waste Reaches -1. helicopters that fall automatically Into the ocean. And the end is not yet. There is still work to be done. There are still challenges to be met. There are still hopes to f We have an urgent moral responsibility to move decisively in correcting injustices that have too long prevailed. the wounds of the vanquished and we have given aid and sustenance to the impoverished in a forbears for a thousand years before. We have raised our standards of living and lowered our huts of vrk. Luxuries that were beyond the dreams of princes and potentates a generation ago are now available to all our I know what our generation has done. I'll have done more to bring dignity and equality and opportunity to all minority groups than any other generation has ever done in any nation since the dawn of history. Now, let me make it clear that I do not minimize the need for greater efforts in these areas. in foreign wars. We have poured the flower of our manhood and the fu.-tunes of our citizens into these battles against aggression, injustice and tyranny. e. - ~/' anyone sell you the idea that ours is a sick society. It's far from perfect, but it is also far and away the most enlightened, most unselfish, most compassionate in the history of the world. We ourselves scientists, doctors, surgeons, dentists, lawyers, teachers, engineers and physicists than did our Yes, don't let our young and our aged. In 1973 our personal gifts to private charities exceeded 22 bill ion dollars. .more than twenty times the cost of running the entire Federal Government the year I was born, Never before in history or in any other land has a people accomplished so much, given SO much and asked so little. Four times in one lifetime we have involved )OON. FRENCH AVE -- ----- .- Wednesday,Feb. 27, We Give No A poIogiesForGenerajon and a ---- . S • ------ and apply rental ioward pureliss price $94.95 - Colot'.'t-!t.cted h, l'adnj di raTs Iii S Olt$sa OaLAaoo Phone 322.0500 orge S 98 twl 320 S. Maple Ave. Sanford, Florida 0P.n 'III 4 p.m. Sat. 0" -=1111111111- '4 . �- - - - 1'. - T----,i -- ----- - - - - _________ - ____ 0 -j I .16A—The Wednesday, Feb. 27, 1974 = - . Choir . Lboff - : •:-• ear - L ongwood --17 .Z!-1-_.ft,v!VJ ..;__ Featuring Special - I Meeting -- Miss Kelley J. Muller Is on a thee-month tow 01 the United States and Canada with the Idernalionaliy known Norman Luboff Chair. This famous group appeared in concert recently at McKay Auditorium on the campus of the University of Tampa. Those attending the corert from this area were her perent.s, Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Muller, Mrs. Ida Anderson, Mrs. Arbesto Johnson and Sherwood Mobley. While in Tamps, they were the houseguests of the Waiter &nutI. Walter is a former Assistsnt executive secretary of the FEA (Florida Education Association), and he presently serves as dean of hlillsborough Junior College. Theehofrdepar1edfortheirtouraerossth,unjtedS1teaand 4 Canada mW the tour will end in April in Los Angeles, Calif. Rehearsals prior to the tour were held in Hollywood, Cal., for two weeks. Congratulatim3 are in order to Kelly for her adilevement. Rie wa featured three times as the soloist at the Tampa Conrt ..i re(1 trcmi'ndus applause. LONG WOOD— A special city council meeting has been called for 7: 0 Thursday to authorize budgeted raises for police department personnel and to appoint a budget yJ IUUUIce citizens advisory committee, Council Chairman E. E. Wi1thiifl0ri announced today. Williamson noted each councilman Monday night was asked to name one person to the coznm4ttee to study the city budget and recommend courses of action to avert financial problems in the city govern,ment since revenues are not c'mnIng In as anticipated. Councilman Don Schreiner recommended the committee H. Ferrell said the city has received 20 percent of its iricorne but should have gotten 33 per cent by now. Ferrell said revenues from builcting perTWts state revenue sharing and fines and forfeitures from municipal court are down. The discussion Monday rdght centered around a wopostl seven per nt acrs the board Pay hike for all - - - t-Z__ - _____ __ - _. , , • • . • " - , -1 - - -- - -. - . ____ - - L Z_I ___________________ - ' L. - - . - , , - w Z —i-- - - X zl~ __ --- --_", __~f_.~1'-._-_4.__Ap; 4;j. provement, Ladies Auxiliary of Altamonte, Midway FiremeN State Offic-_ rs of the Amvets and Amvets Pods of Eatoriville and Orlando. Members are Fudell Richards, preslden~ Lenora Mobley, or%ceprlzlden, Matth s, j or vice president; Francis Dupree, secretary; Willie Agnes Flek!s, finaricial sea tary; Wilhelmaiia Mosley, treastarer; Brooks, sear eantat M and historian Amath? Re als chaplain Doroth Daniels and Mabelle 1ces WWI, .. .., J jwlr. ~7 44 - --li .I i '.1c . . . I ..Iti - t a. ~ - - - - - NuaLwAig. a - I Deac0n Ordained / _____ the FW Shildh Missionary B&PUd Church. Rev. Lwn T. Freemen delivered the ordination sermon and gave the charge Deacon R. M. McClain rendered the Ordination prayer. Mm Fannie C. Qarry sat with her haistaind dialog the charge. Deacon Carry is a active member of First S the StudsY School,W)d an InIstructor-teactar in Bible Class. I . - . !. / ,' ! t . k nst I of sioo,000 state development calling the city council position City Atty. Joe Davis said the county and all seven cities 10 have comprehensive land pians grant for the Lake Mills site to completed by 1PT7, following be matched with guidelines which Dorfman said county development funds. would cost up to 000 per The site, with 1,000 feet of beachlront. was purchawd I Woman In County Jail Fac ng - Birthday Celebrated - president was elected alter. highlight of the business nate, speaker at the regular lun- session was election of new Rose Circle won the at. r cheon-program meeting of officers for the cornIng year. tendance award, i red rose in a Sanford Garden Club. Using as The nominating committee, crystal and silve bud vase and her theme "Crosses Made By Mrs. John Fox, Mrs. C.M. the Camellia Circle won the Hand," she spoke briefly about Flowers and Mrs. V.M. Smith , onion. flower arranging, using various presented a slate of officers Potted :naleas were awarded types of crosses. which was unanimously as table prizes. A delicious She also showed slides of elected, luncheon was served by Central many such arrangements that They were Mrs. V.M. Smith, Circle with Mrs. L.H. Tripp may be seen at the Garden president; Mrs. Blanton Owen, chairman of the committee as Center in Jacksonville, giving a vice president; Mrs. Robert The speaker's table was brief history of each cross. Briason, recording secretary; centered with an upright A Pageant of Crosses will be Mrs. J.M. Fahey, treasurer and stylized cross of natur I displayed on Palm Sunday and Mrs. J.C. Lavender, bamboo with an arrangement the preceding Saturday at the cOff*sP0nding secretary. 711eY of shrimp plant a Individual I Center l0ol Riverside Dr. There will be installed at the Ma y tables were adorned with is no admission and anyone in meeting. smaller palm crosses and the area at that time Is welcome Mrs. Frank L. Woodruff, Ill, shrimp plant in dark I green to visit the beautiful di.iplay. current president, was ap- cont.11ners At the close of the program pointed to represent the club as It was announced that the theSanfordclubpresentedMrs. delegate at the state con- clubwoulclhold their St McAloon a gift bromellad and vention, In Tallahassee, May 1 Patrick s Da benefit card pilen planted in a round of a and 2. Mr.. Smith, Incoming Party and luncheon on March 14 at the Garden Center on Hwy. C is ' - '. . - .- - - I 110 I V i t . -' " - - - - - - . - - -- - - - - ' with se -ie at it* and play resurried in ternoon. Prizes will be awarded at each table. For further it,formation contact any club member. - -_ -_ - — I -- S J 11 ' A I i REC ' ... ( I to r) Mrs. Frank Woodruff III, Mrs. Robert E. McAloon, Mrs. Wal ter L e. . (Herald Photo B Cecelia Farmer) . " I Feb. 27,1974-7A McAloon of tree. • , . Mrs. Robert E. Wednesday, -, ., ;~ Jacksonville, was guest The Babb B.qv ' . Elected At Luncheon Meet Coping Wit/i Crisis . The Sanford Herald New Garden Club Officers advice a bout hams asn knskr I app recia your se me ItZlIght. DEAR ABB My hmband and I have a godchild we ve seen only twice in our lives. She's 22 row and sent us an invitation to her wedding, We would have gone even tho It would have meant traveling to anothcr state and spending a night In a motel but the date of her wedding conflicted with the opening of hunting season. Sty husband loves to hunt, and I've never planned anything that would keep hi from his hunting, I wrote her a nice letter, explaining why we couldn't qbo% in Attend her wedding. A few days later we rwelved this one I he BY JOAN BABB hea, bike "whenever possible — "Dear godparents: I received your letter today, and Herald 0 I a dlapp4ntad and Iiisulted. My fiance TTtZpcacnt grocery store, cc. to save gasoline. She agreed it hun'er, and so are many of his friends, but they all seem "Everybody's doing* i •'Fv able to make it to our 'Aredding. Hunting season comes cise, but we'll add our thoughts on reminded us that she and her every year, but I get married only once, therefore I feel QaTent problems. husband oa 0 0 walking, too that your excuse is very flimsy and downright disgusting. E Vt if ser%ice station People And please don't send me a gilt as It won't be appreciated. Betsy (Mrs. Derek) wanted to take advantage of O'Dcnoghue of Rolling Hills YOUR GODDAUGHTER" . ALTAMONTE SPRINGS— "destructive," voted no. ,,We "kinks shoWd be Ironed out" of Cltycouncllmen?tjja night should not It out of the proposed comprehensive to the A 50-acre beschfront park on went on record opposing haind," DeVoney saK taming Act before it is saa badtted p.usslng this year of the the proposed act good legislative delegation. Lake Mills in the open Ic Seminole County ("wnmLfon- !eglslntIc and a kadr In tie of the county cnsill Council also voted 4-) Ind comprehensive state the public this summer, acstructing Davis to prepare a cording to County Com. Pl3nning act and instrueLd Councilman Dan Dorfman, resolution to be forwarded to MayorNorm.anFloydtoconvey an ardent opponent of the the Seminole Legislative missioner Mike Hattaway. and their opposition to the county legislation, said It is a political Dolgatlon opposing the act. Hattaway parks football and being moved too recreation commissioner, board. - - -Z - __. -7. { County Park -- DEAR ABBY: A Woman h heardstrnge bern and traced it to her neighbor—a ham radio operator. Your Insuit to raore than 25,OOO radio amateurs in the U.S.A. She should first contact the ham and 11 he Is indeed a licensed ham operator, he has iact to pass strict eumina. lions which require him to know enough to keep a good, non-interfering signal on the air. if he's at fault he appreciate being told, so he can promptly remedy the situs. lion. There are thousands of nonllcensed Iawbreakers oper. sting radios on another service who often cause interfer. ence, for which we hams are blamed. Our record for self. Policing and helping in emergencies Is too often o%si.jOwed by Annoying interference from someone who is not & licensed ham. Any que3tions You or your readers have about amateur radio can be answered by writing to The American Radio Relay League, 255 Main St., Newington, Conn. o6i I I. WA4BDW IN BIRMINGHAM VOices coming from Comprehensive Plan Act Amlrl ew __.,- _=., ____ ----.. -- -__ Opening For - - I ( Itamonte Panel A BY ABIGAIL VAN BUREN 0 1114 "Cliuse rnmewai, y. o"SIM. Im — • Summertime - = L - __ ~ ~ - - v_ ~ ; -li_-_~_F.~~F _~-1 - - -1 M _-_L_ 1- % - , - . ';,L _ ..- _,~ . Abby —____________________________________________________________________________________ 0 The Ladies Auxiliary of Amvets of Post 17 observed Its second arinl'ersary with a program in their honor at New ML - I Called .Soloist Amvets Auxiliary Anniversary __________ - . KKLLE\ .1 M V 1,11'R ___________________ L — ~1- . .. .. -, I:~. - -9=.,--i ..__. .--..--- - --P----:_ - , .HamOperatorCorrects dtyempoyesexceptdepartrnentheadsandeleCtedolflclals. Ferrell said the raises to(Jllflg $10,000 although riot be given, tait employment in all departments would have to be frozen at current levels. Schreiner objected, saying the police department Is one Iflifi 5ht of the previouly approved staff and a new person could serve 111 the swing postjon of relief patrolman and radio desk operator. Ferrell In a workshop last week gave his stamp of approval to police personnel receiving budgeted raises, aside from the seven per cent. With budgeted income from building permit fees down, Schreiner questioned the need for a full lime building inspector, suggesting that current inspector James Mc. Collum's services be suspe,nded until a future time when a need Is shown. Mayor Eugene Jaques irmisted building activity in January ws almost equal to that seen during a peak period in the same month of 1973. Jaques also objected to the appointment of a citizens ad. visory camittee, saying the city has expert advice avaiLibe from financial consultant Logan Browning. ByDONNA &STS HCroJIS1a!1 Writer - 11 Boosts Q_; 1. Kel Iey Mu Pay Abby - - , Unique rthdi • rowd C Em t p y could ,they go consumption to one tank-full he every two weeks. ,,I,m cuftg By JANE C4SSELBERRy for the group of 49 friends who Restaurant to celebrate their eventor ionis-long before How will the gas shortage down on driving, make slow County Editor affeet 8tieridance at church, starts and stops. We're living accompanle Don , of birthdays night (Feb. gas situation became so DEAR SHOCKED: Wbee d"tining the invitation, 1,4 It took more than a deluge of Altamonte Springs and Ted 19). choir rehearsals, club like moles — tUrtitng off Ughts acute--and reservations were have Omitted the reasco. But since yen didn't, and she took meetings, Jobs, etc. How can and we're wearing more rain and almost empty gas Mc! vain of Fern Park to St. Don s wife, Betty, had been made at the very unusual off. husband said: Ignore It" He was also glad we declined now that he found out what kind of a person she is. How would you have handled this' SHOCKED — i . I - - Little Miss Renelce J. Tillman celebrated her third birthday at the home of her srarldmother, Mrs. Catheritie Hawkins. Reneice a guests were Shirley and Lawand Randall Eloise Williams, her Aunt, Mra. Claudia Randall, and Mrs. Foes Fie* her great grandmother. Perwke is the daughter of Mr. Ralph hUman, also prewd was little Rena L. l'illman IENE ICE J. TILLMAN ... Third birthday - - - - - - -. - price of a wedding gift. agrted to waive tional Hattaway said. A Jacksonville woman is in Miss Despang was a cierk it license fees for ° rSouth Lake Mills; is one of the Seminoie, couirity Jail tOday in a Jwkwnv& rests UrSual 81 the Seminole Jaycees carialval county a few remaining connection with the lPl2 New time of her arrest and In- scheduled for the week of and pure waters available to Year's Eve Wwoting dcath of & ,,,,,pt., d she used am Much 21 at SR 4X now Palm the public, he said, adding first Sanford man in an area trailer alias of Vicki Hicken. Springs phase development should perk. Hicken was living at a gin w, days. Ellen Despang, is C Vicki lit Imeofthe A cooperative project with The grank from the Bureau of being held on diarges of ge- hicident, but V&niL%ed ty to our4aw f shortly Seminole Coo Outdoor Recreation, Is the cesoory to first degree murder U fJf's(*. L. J. PalmSpRoadfroIn$R430 second major grant from the after the fact in lieu of o oop state to be received recently. A bond. The Watson case was taken at a materials' of 100,000 acquisition grant for In November the FBI to Um Semimle County Grand was approved. Lake Sylvan Park was awarded ch&rged, Robert Hickin, 3j, a jury on j 5. 19 and an . aza. 72 Public Works Director late last year. fanner Winter Garden man indictment of first degree Donald Bundy said the project Today, Hattaway said he witn first degree murder in murder was returned against Is budgeted . The board also hopes to complete som an connection with ft death of application for a $100,000 Eugene Watson, 30, who was The FBI found Hicken in water line in development grant for Lake found with a bullet in his bndn' Greenville,S.C. less than a year Road costing Iispo to $20,0W SylvanslmllartotheLakeMills Seminole County detectives after the incident oceunyej, from the waters system's grant, said. — Kriz said, renewal and replacement fund, - - . -. • j , i - . .- f - Friendship Day will be observed at the Second Shloh Missionary Baptist Ozirdi, Sunday at 11 am. Theme: LoveI - i , I . v - - - ' - -- %01% ladlaa. Mrs- Thebm RIArPe, Chairman &M Rev. H. F. Richard. . Pastor. -_ &_ '_ 14c" -- Al -- • % - 49 ---. I The Delta X F Lambda thapterof j ph Fraterrdty. Inc., Orlaindo, held their annual folmal dance at Um 'Hilton Inn, a group of Alpha's and their wives, sweethearts and guests danced to the music of Abe and the House Rockers fraternity was (rgauizel in 1906. Their Motto Is "First 01 All, . • - .. Imi ',-,i -, , - ; - Z - T - - . j L. _f- .i _._ , ! - __t , I .. : I .1 . , r. - _!.- I it It it By Ainvets Auxihary - - j - . I- 1 I - f 4 - _______________ _____________ - .- - I _____ 4 I '1 ti i _________________________ 1 -' I ' I - l 1 4I I11 - I - - : - . . . _.-_L _ _. -- 1. .. I I f' - - " I - -, _________ -I I I / ~ : VfA M. WIGGINS Engaged i Herald Photo by Marva Hawkins, a -. • ' ' / 1/ I I Y / t "Iit - . irokIlipe our th sfaffig .ma,Irof sincere dedication .• To We proud of our . repufatiOn f0f meticulous attention - 9 • C J, , , to ,_ those Indiana 500 and others will be, " f __ - -- - 90 10 work (if An Lullpiment With the desegregation of bm't too far) and the grocery schools necessitating our store without using the car. children being taken all over / One thing we've had to forego the county, w ha t happens If for "the duration" is at. THURSDAY, FEB. 2*, 1974 there isn't gas available for ter-dance at church and choir school buses? Can't you pracUce. Why don't choirs take GENERAL TENDENCIES: Until won you are likely to have Imagine a lot of mothers going the suggestion Helen Smith very poor Judgment, so avoid giving advice and start nothing mad with "the little darlings" gave by having choirs practice new, or some real difficulties could follow. However, afternoon under foot all the time -like in iffurtedistely after church thus and p.m. are good for recreation. the "good old summertime ?" saving the ARIF.S iSlar. 21 to Arpr. 19~ Don't bring an adviser and a Have you any idea how many for mid-week rehearsal.s? good friend together, or an unfortunate argument ensues Plan people tithe their '"s to time for getting work done and for social contacts. "beauty parlor?" Perhap TAUI(U Apr 2Oto Ma) 20i If)nu disagree with a higher-up Maybe we II all tune to learn those whose dogs need fr.nuet keep mum or you lose Support you now enjoy. Listen and you to live more simply' It MIGHT grooming will hase to leai may find you are -ATong. even be fun! For Instance: If we I GEMINI i Slay 21 to June 21) Instead of fretting over present ride bikes, we'll see scenery we position look into some new outlet that is more right for >ou missed while tithing We MAY Combine hunches with fine judgment. e ven get to know our neighbors. MOO\ (ill WRFN iJune 2210 July 2)) Listen to what a When did you last spend time , This situation BOUND clever frierxi remmmends instead of relying on that adviser who with your family? Would you Is not in fine fettle now. belIeve a back yard picnic? mail 3ervi-e P LF0 (July 22 to Aug. 21) Remain neutral during a possible ersonnel 8 real How about a walk? If there is a workout. Then there's sure to &Jtercation between a higher-up and an associate, or you lose the fishing-swimming hole near an upswing n e support of both Postpone action you, why not attend it you Vllt(',O i Aug. 22 to.Sept. 221 Study new outlets while keeping can swim, get ineat ( 1 ) for the steadfast to the old so you can decide which to choose A letter table and ha ve fun all at the kings oo news same time LIBRA ;Sept. Z1 to ('Ict. 22i Responsibili ties are more vital Dining by candlelight may than u ixlase so et them behind you quickly and forget fun e don't mean to be alar become a necessity as well as t , Show lo>alt> to mate for greater future happIness mists so how about the romantic" if you can get the (flIfl Out, t Nov,211 kin and .issamates re in i lITlVF approach' candles. Do you base oil lamn' mid for dicputt so keep them apart now and do not start an> What base YOU done to use Fuel' c si subjects Don t confide in others energy Perhaps >ou should get those AND money ex211 Be objectise in Ju'ment SM1I1TARILJS I \o 22 to L pended for electric gas or linen nains out of the cedar wtikhis better tbanusing your personal view right now. Schedule heating oil bills' chest The paper napkins time wisely for duties. Helen (Mrs. Wayne) Smith of supply is dwindling and the WORN I IX ( to Jan 2O forget finances and the Robin Hill area says she and Price is going UP UP Up' (API1I( anxieties now and relax with good friends. F uning is then line for her family make a game of it, ant inatters. AQUA RIUSJan 21 to Feb 19i Donut disagree with those at uses on use 01 the oven We home. or you get into unfortunate arguments best avoided. Early combine errands In the car and Does anyow still have: a nondo car pooling for meetings. p m favors recreatIon motorized lawn mower, hedge Wayne occasionally rides clipper, PISChS (Feb.20 to Mar. 20) You like to Inc in a quiet and edger, garden sensible way, so do not get Into situations that could bring real his bike to church (he's cultivator,sewingmachlne,rug • trouble to you. minister of the Altamonte cleaning instrument, can o she will bt ser> Springs Community Chapel) opener, carving knife, juicer, TODAY he IS BORN YOUR CHILD IF and one of the kids they base coffee maker clock, shaver atlractise but will want Just about cscr>thing he or she sees, so tearh early to discriminate. know what can be afforcied. or there four boysi walks home from toothbrush, typewriter, addft* and school on good days. could he touch trouble instead of a steady course of suc machine and rakulator, your youngster indicated Higwigswill assist happintisotherwtsc 'We have NO air conJust thought we'd ask also, .• ditioning keep the it mn4ght gise us something to sasil> provided there is support of them and not roundabout thiremostat, at 6$ degrees and thank about criticism. A line artist. might even in. 'The Stars impel, they do not corapel." What you make of plan to get lined drapes and spire us to plan for the dire tndow shades toconserve heat predictions being made about your life is largely up to YOU' Carroll Righter s Individual f orecast Inc your sign for March or air conditioning, dcpenc1ng power shortages is now read)-. For your mpy send your birthday and $1 to Carroll on the weather." Let's all take a leaf from the Wilma (Mrs. Wayne) Morris Scout ltighterf'oreca't fl1?Sanford Herald, lbs 629. Hollywncd. Calif. books BE Z little things that mean ontrover al — - so muchtofhose who ore ber ea ved. — -' -— I!' J , - iii I ' ,. -1 tor) Edward . AT ALPHA I'M ALP11A DANCE it V n akeff ATTENDING ALPHA PHI DANCE V.' Wilson. IC e . . . Clifford Pringles, Lockwood Brown Piii L' II — iiik- -------------------------- - k / - 'T I ' a I - ; . • • - medley of songs and Dick Hartwell led the group. Instead of the usual gifts or cards, guests gave a copy of . ..r - I some special Bible verse. The ~_i_ - -. I large cake was made in shape .4'f' p . u an open Bible and hada white 4 dove lOp. i,;: One MUM Immediately on tflIcU the restaurant, located on the sleepy malia street next a;,:::.; to the Peace A Plenty Hotel, •--that this is not an ordinary , - A hanging basket ,!. .J -~%t,.J.. r, J - ...i . - . *_ .14 1.I - -_. -;--• -11- - - . ,, 4! - --., •- . . . -• • -- - The Babb Bag had baskets — . - - " i:)E 0ii;zor - ' i ____ g;; - to pump gas for the borrowed church bus and a motor hOmp which hauled the guests. Music filled the air as the group sang with spirit dozens of choruses on the trip down and during the evening's Informal program. Piano music was provided by Don's daughter, Diane, and Dan Freman. Mrs. — ____ by - ~ personnel have no gas' How lose weight more will YOU cope without garbage theory is 'in a colder room, you and trash pick up' (Have you move around more in planted a garden yet' Garbage sleep, therefore you use more is GREAT for acompostheap..... calories." if the dog can't eat it, put It in Mrs. P. H. Jones of compost!) Tanglewood has stopped How many people will be her dishwasher, turned her riding bikes' With fewer cars waterheaterdownto%de On the road, it MAY be a and put in clothes poles and pleasuare to ride, now. Una to take the place of her How much gasoline do you dryer. suppose Is used by people 'ldon'tturnontheheattit's waiting in line to get some electric) — merely take ad. more' vantageofaflthegood pJj This situation may sound the sunsWne, which generates solar death knell for racing auto, (and free) heat. boat, motorcycle, etc. Is that so We're also being VERY bad' Gasconsumnpilonat races, ca'eful to turn off unneeded notonlypartldpantsbutbylhe lights, radios and iVa Even thousands of spectators, must went so far as to disconnect at bsfantastic!wewere gladto least four clocb.Didyouknow learn the races at Sebring had wind-up clocks now cost more - -- - • ~ I ' - . ;:,, I I ' - • - ' p1 TWO SHARE BIRTHDAY HONOILS . . . Don and Betty Young (1), Ted and Sandy Mcllvaln (Herald Photo By Jane Casselberry) e ii' 11 i rig Class • • • '54 Plans requests" is located near the entrance and colorful religious posters adorn the walls. On day, Friday and Saturday nights professional singers and 11 musicians provide religious music for the diners. It is operated by a Baptist minister David Thomas and his wife, Ruth, whose faces glow with Joy as they explain how they were led to open the restaurant What more ap. PrOPri2tt Place for Don and Ted to celebrate with their Christian A ft - , P -- - - = - -- 4 ~ --- ' - -- 0 --L , •- .02k 4;H Itayers were answered when an obliging gas station from the Carrel Rt.r flft• - - - l I - - - 4 - 3iI1 tt - -- - - 1 (Ito r) Mrs IoIa Bryant , Tony Blairs and John 1aon A I say. I don't blame you. If your husband has the stomach for a return visit 10 his sisters house. kiss him goodby and ink him to please fumigate his chthesbeforehecemesb.me. 0 -- - -- - . - , -' I 1 - - DEAR NAMELESS: t - V - p 8 ____ - _____ - i __ _________ - _______ - r -1 I - ; - I _______________ - i . I 1 - _____ i_ A "- ,'_~ - , - I . - t F i - V I i I - I _4 I i — t- .1 -I V $ I a , ' - I ,' ` 11 I - _________ . 1.~:,, , rl'. --, - 4 1. I j = ____ .- I # 1 .: . %ll~ 4-1 ft*r. I •. the bride- standing leader on the elect is the pariddaughter of basketball team and completed the late Mr and Mrs. Cleeland his college degree at Bir Daniels and lies Wallace mlngham Southern College Wiggins Macon, Ga. Birmingham, Ala., may, 1973, hils-s Wiggins is a 1969 where he was a member Of the graduate of Crooms 111gb where basketball team His is 31* WAS a member of the Kesently employed as an in. Futore Teachers Dance Club structor at Lakeview Mie and Cheerleaders. She School. graduated from Seminole Junior College, April. 1971, She The wedding will be an event Is Presently employed as a of March 9. 1974 at the MoUnt secretary at lorida Sinai Mlsslonar Ba It t Church, 3 p .-' - • Horn in Sanford _1# . -. - ., I - Mr. and Mrs Joe Wiggins, Her fiance, as born in 1400 Southwest Rd., Sanford, 3anford, and Is the grandson of are announcing the the late Rev, and Mrs. S. s. engagement marriage 01 their daughtir, M Miss Elle Mat Wiggins to Robinson Gregory Scott Robirim son of Orooms hilgh. where he was Mrs. Katie Robinson, 1119 active in HI-Y, baseball, Hickory Ave., and U* late beskettell and football Wam Willie H. Robinson. He attended Seminole Junior q - -' , . To Wed Robinson -- . i Wiggins II . ^ --- • # - DEACONANDMRS.WALTERCURRY Ordination service - u • hack, others of the fraternity from Sanford are John A. Lan,De.CllStplr Jr.,EdwirdWuIon,De,Geas'geH, Starke, De. Calvin Collins. - i ; DEAR ABBY: Pk I With my husband since we visited his sister and law last week I reuse o go o me a gain: 'i.y e 4 ,a six cats which they keep locked up in their house all day, and when you v ilk into their home the smell could k k i uu..,u are uSul smokers wi neither my nor, smo e. o uvlween animal ura u smote, 1 ready to ,eel over. At dinner, the animals were fed from the same plat we were using. I objected. but was told: ,,What's: di fference? All the dishes go into the dishwasher. hi turned my stomach t going to visit them again. Hesald. 'Theyll be hurt. %list do you say? NAIMEI ftat happens it law en- the heat up. forcement, fire department and '1 found out recently that oll friends' In add, and their daughters, Diane and Debbie Ted and his wife Members of Seminole fligh their children. On Saturday. -der Pfiefauf. Bill Park. Sandy. those attending were School clan 01 l9 have met membersi1lhasetimetosIsit Jtnm> ade Louise Benton Mr and Mrs Dick Hartwell, several times and are planning around, go to sn Di ey WorId,or Elliott, Frances Lawson Mr. and Mrs. Dan Freeman, a2)ear reonionforJune20. whatever. Then on Saturda y Meeker, Don karraker, Jimmy Mr. and Mrs. Richard Van Yes, this hardworking night there will be a dinner Bollin ger. Tricia Tooke Sten. Wormer and Mr. and Mrs. committee is planning a dance at Mayfair Country Club. strom and Annette Brooks .%larvin ,McClain Sr. reunion weekend, a first :or a Members of this committet Hodges ALso Mr. and Mrs Clare SHS class they think. are Grace Marie Stinecipher, The committee has had some Baliner, Rev. and Mrs. Bill On Friday night a picnic Li chairman Paulette Cason long distance assist from Pickett, Mr. and Mrs Bob planned at Lake Golden for White Patty Walker Ser, Ann Milner Osborne, Lake City, and Miller Mr. and Mrs Jim class members. spouses. and Ransbottom Dorton, Eloise Jmuny Krider, cla.ss president, Stewart. Mr. and Mrs. John Gainesville Jones, Mr. and Mrs Earl I. Missing persons from this Olkle% and Mr and Mrs 1 I 0" class are the foI1ong Stanley Leonard ( uselberr> Arthur Helen Brown Gwen Also Mrs Frank Messick (oppergner, Mar> Mikolajclk Mr and Mrs John Lenzen Mr. Ernest Canada. Willa Dean and Mrs. Ker Renner Mr. and SllIRlFlTOAflL)RFS The First Federal Bank Route Stoser. Jo Ann Flipse Canton Mrs Harry Bertmm Mr. and AHW CITRUS CHAPTER 434, Longwood, at 8:00 P.M. Jacobs, (;loria Hnnipton, Mrs. Pill Finnell, and .%1r, and Voting and non -voting And n TLSIU lIo>& Green.Mrs. Bob &hofald Sheriff John It Polk of members are urged to attend Walter Wiederhold and Lynn Also Mrs Evel yn Small,,rs SeI'c r r, Richard Meilke. Mrs. Donald speaker at the annual boss fars movies on how humane Contact Grace Marie %lacLeoij Mr and Mrs. Frank night meeting of the CitrUs Societies operate will be shown. Stinecipher, 322-4381 or Van Sickle, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Charter Chapter of the Paulette White 322-3622, for the Chaser, Mr. and Mrs Bob Arrlcan Business Women's PUBLI( 1SI%ITLD whereabouts of rnListng per. Lorah Mr. and Mrs Jim Cowl A.socIation, Feb. 2, at the TOLEC11JKESERII5 and Tiny Walker 'ualmty Inn North, 1-4 and 434. The boss of the year will be l)F I TO\A-Th& t)tltona 11 chosen and honored at thus Woman's 11 ub Education I time. Social hour begins at 6:30 Committee %ill nt p.m., followed by dinner at 7 thinl in its series of annual p.m. lectures, Feb 25, at 7:30 p.m. in the dub house n Normand> Boulevard. HUMANE SOCIETY Dr. Ronald S. Drabman, SLATES ELECTION assistant professor of psychology at FlU will be the The Humane Society of speitker. His subject will be Seminole County Inc., will hold "Behaviorism in the 21st V I A Of reci el i vi lies E OR ' F S MORE FURNITURE �-. - - ____ ________________________________________________ Wednesday, Feb. 27. 1974 8A-The Sanford Herald II. i. U 1. iaoetes ~ . ., . ~ .I.. Z. 11 iligutiguLiS POLLY'S POINTERS Affects Di icht, cicn __________ . - . • ; '. .1 _. - -. TV Time Previews . ___ Evesi hf ro 1:30.3 ABC ABC AF. AMERICA 'Mass" This con9.11 NBCNBCWEDNESDAY tiImahe'segnant. books and newspaper features TERNOON PLAYBRAK t.gai woç Is conducted by NIGHT ATTHE MOVIES "The "Miss 11:30l am. ABC ABC WIDE have surfaced. In thIs tribute to k By GEORGE W. CRANE, Kline, We Loire You" An LeOnard Bernstein, and was Ttxnnas Cown Affair." This WORLD ~ C EN. MM, Peter Lawford, a long. original play OF I.DKD. for afternoon taped live during his world picture has a lot going for it , TERTAINMENT "Marilyn time (Fiend, hosts a progrum tiewttl as the network seeks to premiere performance at popular Steve McQueen and Remembered" In a sudden which features Shelley Winters By Polk ('rpmer Don's failing eyesljbt was due bring good drama to day Ime Vienna Konserthaus last Faye Dunaway, and a score by revival of Marilyn Monroe as special guest, Marllyns lo his isndiaped diabetes. Bet television. Patty Duke, an ______________ More than un..h. ..L. L__ i__ -- - I. _.___ -Michel IeiirntI that fri'Iiti4. 011u U IIU UI U3 .mcar, e.rnmy &flG Tony win. -mw wey nave es , a nozen years iwr ncr dergraduates and graduate his Pofly's Problem Winning diabetes, often Ignore their ner, and her husband John students from death, a number of TV shows, from her movies. Yak University ion, -- Windmillso( Yous'Mind" POLI.\ Due to conditions beyond my conproper insulin input and thus Astin are CO-starred. She plays a In the group, augmented by troll cannot have a water softener. I hav'e a hard time It also moves at a brisk pace, gel hemorrhages of the retina a timid teacher who learns to keeping the po rcelain bathtub and sink looking clean I the $0-voice Wiener • McQueen plays a very successor cataracts. You can the reclaim life in a hospital have tried bleach and several kinds of cleaners but DEAlt ,&M the.enl'. c.' D-.-. I.-.------. ___ ___ __ UUUIV3ULIIB WflU nappty, athletic lives, despite pediatrics ward after - her bo none does the job. Ilopesome rt'aderhavesuggt'ions gets kicks masterminding big for me. Thank you MRS. (1K. dIabe$es malTiage breakup. Very sec. Betein's work includes the robberies. His biggest Is yet to sitive performance. complete latin text of the Masscome. the largest bank In CASE Z-563: Don S., aged 51, DEAR POLLV Mv I'ct I'ecve is With those uninhibited supplemented by Hebrew Boston, It comes off suc. IS losing his sight. people who go to garage sales before the advertised date of biblical phrases and a sub-text cess(ully, but Miss Dunaway Dr. Crane." his worried wife the sale and grab all the goodies This leaves the more polite written by Bernstein and turns up as an Insurance 8:30-10 ABC WEDNESDAY Stephen Schwartz and considerate persons ho follo the rules with nothin. didn't began, realize "Donthat is a fact diabetic tin lbut but chagrin. , composer of company Investigator who gets 8 JUDY HUGG GH as she takes you from childast MOVIE OF THE WEEK the Broadway hit, "Plpptn." her man. She also falls in love Copley News Sen1ce txxxl into womanhood. Husyear. "Unwed Father" Joe Bottoms DEAR POLL\ I want to tell Mrs. C.E. who has trouble with him. Good supporting James Taylor lends a band "Now he takes 40 units of and Kay Lent co-star in a with heavy seanu across (he toes of wh:te socks that for The ear 1974 started off in hand with his outstanding performance by Jack Weston many years I have been buying what athletes call "tuIx'" insult,', per day. compassionate story about a (tie greatest of ways as Carly acuustw gwtar work on seven a nervous gang member, "But his vision socks I'hew are in sporting goods shops and may cost a bit teen-ager who becomes an 9 CBS CANNON "Bobby Sunon, Joni Mitchell and ('hi of the II cuts. He also sings more but are well worth the price. I ey have ito heels or declining and the doctor says "unwod father" and doe3n't Loved ('oltrane all released long, along with Carl)' on their liltMe" A naive seams across the toes. They can be worn many months that it Is a result of his former want to give up the baby. iwaited .ilbwns. He schoolteacher Is involved in an bound version of "Mocking. longer since they can be put on any nay, I think she'will have untreated diabetic condition, takes on the courts, his own improbable romance with Carly Simon's "I'atcakes" bird " trouble bu'ing I se in an store other than a sportm goods '!)r. Crane, can the eye of a family and his girl friend. the suave dance instructor at a nfl E!ektr5i. is just that, hot. shop (not lin'k -and lot', of sock s ear - DARLENE fratured art' t)r John 113.11 ABC DOC ELIIOT healthy person sstio kis just uid ,f cur'e it sas shipped on organ, Robbie Robertson mother of the child, seeking lonely-hearts club. When he is Time to Live" A real te ar DEAR POLL\' - To protect the beautiful wood top on a died, then be transplanted to legal custody of the baby. found on lead guitar. and Billy Cobmurdered, the teacher Jerker. A man Is dying Of goto, The ISP gives you a peck coffee table or any valuable table while little ones are grow. restore the sight of a person like Strong and emotional. into the personal tile of Carly hammi on drums. ca on Cannon to investigate. ing up cover the lop with a piece of fake fur with leukemia and returns to his a my husband? Among other things. Cannon home to die, without letting his ______________________ drawstring hem or elastic binding around the edges to hold _ "And if so, might the new it over the table top. This cover can be removed or parties, discovers that the slain man estranged wife know about it. transplanted eye later develop an' time company is coming or when cleaning. had bilked his girl friend of Ô MRS. She follows him, trying to catch p(j' 8:30-10 PBS THEATRE IN $9,000 the same blindness as the for a "business loan." UP their marriage, and inforim PP IH IiO ,pt diabetic's original eye?" I DEAR POLL'I' cost luncheon meats for sandwiches to go in the farz:ilv's lunch boxes I preWe Still Have Our DIABETIC BLINDNESS an extra large meat loaf for dinner and use what is left or sandwiches the next day. This is very tasty when siiced LUNCHEON Il Cold. MRS. O.S. A high school course on __________ 'I_If SPECIAL ____ "Practical Medicine" would ~41(; , 4 '7 ' ' r-1 .1 F1 I - - - - - - '-5-- inter --'-'- SHS I t .. 4 I- (J1 ii, -. -- ' I - 4 4 -4 - - ' - _ r_MF . A 4-0 - .I- ' -.. - • - --.-'.' -, House - rre *. ,*. ,*. WIN Ely AT BRIDGE clarify such problems that This' Worr)' (.'linic" ,A as launched originally to help ing lead for 10 minutes and relieve unnecessary worry and then called for dummy's anxiety. How? By explaining in simple queen of hearts. The fines.se succeeded. Ely drew trumps everyday language the causes and claimed. and possible remedies of As he was being con gratulmarital, psychological and ated, Ely ,explained t at he decided est was the sort of medical ailments. For example, an entire player who would try to give declarer an immediate prob. rtOflTlal eye cannot be suc'lem and that the bidding had cessfully transplanted Into the marked North with al the socket of a blind person and side aces. If Ely had refused that then give him vision. For the optic nerve cannot be finesse he would not have made the slam. Since the successfully grafted to the bftp4 nand occurred in a total. mans optic nerve. bOiflt team ,n,,lrh ,nIflVU But there are 3 common types [tie s tremendous swing but it wasn't. At the other table of eyeball blindness North decided to bid seven One is a milky scarring of notrump and East selected that trazisplarent membrane the jack of hearts as his open. ir€wYi.0 ni Iha Ieva., .1 Ik 11 ing lead. Declarer had no problems at all. 1tmayresultfromaddorft'e -, burns or gononbeal infection. asat the moment a baby isbo,'m _______________________ _________________ to an infected mother. a__Is, i 1' By Oswald & JamesJaroby ' The late EI Culbertson was not only t e lirsi great i 'A -1 0 contract authority, he was also one of the keenest psy' chologists on problems of p11v. jump to seven spades was based on the fact that he was playing the Culbertson four notrump. In this convention a four notrump bid showed either th ree aces or two aces plus the kip,gofa bid suil was looking at the ace a king of sp,a sso tie knew that is partner held the other three aces Wert. one of the top plaers of that day, led the seen of hearts as soon as the bidding '.as over, Ely thought over the open- - _1 '1 4 n .1 The bidding has been "" 4 2?.T. Pw ' You, Soutt, hold •A K 7$ A )t 71 $32 4K 103 What do you doraw' A-lid three asirump. Yin have $7 halsared paicts, D..' try .rathu,, ThDAY'a QUESTION Wrt (A crt'alI sour club oçci1• ing tih one diamond. Your partner bids a heart. What do you do' Answer Tenterripur Ans.er to Ptvui Piiii jrt __ _____ ______ 3lEzdamaio,, mysi' Uibk lmoqt ,., , Q'• ,_ • • 1DAI'Weak A.'- Ay _ ; 41 A ,nnwnbff 45 Top 47 City 1aN, l5Crasai 17 North Is Japanese - 00al ai OITCkyQ SlMod.nc cur1ret" lab f 19SouIAmeric,i . . 3 . -i,a . Z i 1 iLAt I 22 -- W 111W orff*d , 24 Homilies 26 Czech -1I __ For example, a cataract operation removes the milky lens, after which eyeglasses can ouer such a patient a glass lens that may permit the reading of esen the fine print In this newspaper. And that milky cornea may also be replaced by the clear cut from a normal eye. (war P i 4 Catdilul mber 3 Two shears Atmophetr sb 31 aged when !Ws ailment is lint 7 ilI.ae 3SUPd,rrrtun 34tnburntbtic-k tecled. though many kiddies hate diabetes, too Iwager wds # X Parent I 53 =te(ab i I I Word of woe 39,New icwnb Jol Dirrisawive If Arab attab form i suffixes It Siouan Indutri 42,Ntlwort 33 t III1Tt,' 'irsi 11 St4 IW'th (.l DoWN 21GtrVUft Dean 6ecifician I Dnen Oi-Ats 46 Taj Mahal Isle (C) Dragnet (13) Ne (24) Viewpoint (44) Mod Squad 7:30 (2) The Price Is Squares gtit (a) Love Of Life (C) Brady Bunch Andy Griffith lot T.'..is. f'. ' "" Fury 11:00 (2) Wizard Of Odth (4) Gambit (C) Second (41) Film 11:30 (2) Hollywood (44) Not For ' Ccnsequencej (13) Movie 5:00 (2) Chase (a) Sonny & Cher (C) The Cowb (24) Washington .,_...,, ( -', 13:00 (2) News (a) Secret Storm (C) Password (44) Variety News 12:30 (2) Ball le (4) Search For Tomorrow (C) 1iews 12:55 (2) News 1:00 (2) Jackpot () News (C) All My Children (44) Mov ie 1:30 (2) Three On A .,.nI(1vIIU!1 Basketball 5:30 (C) Movie (24) Theatre In America 9:00 (2) Movie () CStYiOn 9:30 (13) Amos BurkeSpecial Agent 10:00 (41 Koiack (C) Doc Elliott 10: 30 (13) Country Music USA (a) The (4) (C) 2:30 (2) (4) (9) '(a -_' ,' -1_~ 1.__ _~_ : - - - . ,,' . - , .-' " I - - (' 1.! ' - " But I Live On The Other Side I was in. know I live on the other side of lake George, but that doesn't mean I can't go cruising anywhere In th e lake. It's still Florida Isn't it? My lawyer said only Putnam County has these nets and it's possibly a violation of my rights to catch me when I'm in trwisit." . • _________ A Marriacs () P'l.atch G4',me \_, 4 ____j -_- HONG - , KONG . B0Zo`s Bog Top S 00 (4) CaPt kangeroo C) Mik' Douglas . 0 --- 9 30 (4) Concentration For when you employ the 10 00 (2) Dinah s Place proper units of insulin daily, - - - 511_ "`,~~ - . Ie- " I 0" ic,nSaS City Omaha at antI 12 - - - 17 is __________ - - jn __ - - .'Il._ - in 10 flays," enclosing ortm' return 1 ______ plus - it - - - - - j' - 1- . r -I - _ __ P - - - L ~ - _\ 4 IF I - 1 ;ts o,' Meanwhtle, send for my - 4 CENTRAL L0RIDASOLOEST - - -- - LUU?(a a I "Sc .IDIP,Iip*G *IOi.S - iv $ c,nts. For it offers you advice on how tuhodyourweigh(atUw pem*,er le vel, and also contains a calorie bitt iAlwayswflt,toDr,Q-,in ong addreued envelope and 25 fcig' of booklets. "' go434LO40t4awl - VEAL PARMESAN (hoic$ofTwnVg,faj 'fo49qeacIg,9tt EVERY THURSDAY t' lb. Western Sinak ChofC$Of Two VigIbI HotOreadg, Butter to without regard to any 14-1ound bass caught, cleaning up the waters of our world-famous fishing areas would be nuidi- even easier Ow if hoop nets were tised. -Seming is active and hoop (>,'rot ,,, PcOL-d -0 6,'firn %t,ilr $ 1 .29 $ 1 '9 $1I29 • •• • : ' 1 V ' '" "t a'dt* 51'5Và. GOOD Mitchell has a unique way of two huge traps guarding the get a better angle at the 15th front of the green, A lh.'rfcct i:reen. To each his own. Fourteen is a 405 yard par Standings --_- four and 15 is a 510 yard par three. SOIL East O'v'sion W L T Pit OF GA , 89 262 Of#OU$ .'?6V,e • ..' -_I _ _ Pn11.pna Chicqo SI bit Alianta Angeles Polls Calf By THE ASSOCIATED Pit MS tional llockey league triumph ___ ____ •' -' ': -- . I-' ' "~VpZ ,....... ie'.: '!V j-".. ,. i_40-4 ... %S -, ' • a • •4 -' , I. s . , College is 14 0 79 11$ 121 II 121$ 77107115 St John's. N V N. Holy Croit 72 Brown $3. Rhode island 65 3) 71 9 31 161 16-I New tla rrpshre 53. Dartmo,,,p, ol 77 7$ II $5139 45 31 29 10 S1 166192 Silo.', Hall IS. V,Iianva Onandecs $3, Wc'tteyq', 77 tIunler 61. K not Is P Ii 30 III 700 Is31 4 17 146 717 II 13 7 3' 151763 Tuesday's Games Mootceal 6. Atlanta 3 CCPIY 73, York 34 Honlheaitern U. Boston U Ys W lliamt 170, Clark I? T u fts$3, Tr,n,ty, Cots Detro t 7 toronto 3 Van(ou,c'r I. New York Ii 1'1V, Wednesday's Gatnu Ouy at New York Ch'caqo ,,l M.nniiot,, LOS A!JIt5 .11 P"t%bvrqh ',i Li, ',l (11 1cm 1 The victory stretched the seclooking at the world through Thwsd,y's Gam, Iarose-c.'olored glasses today. ond-place Canadlen.s' margin Pdt%b'jvgP It Montreal That's unheralded Claude la- over the idle New York Hangers - Toronto at PIr* YOrE iSland '' rose, whose three-goal hat trick to six points In th e East Detroit at Boston Tuesday night gave him a mere Division. Atlanta remained tied Cn'cago at flicHalo Mitsnetot at Philadelohia six goals for the season and with St. Louis for th ird place in 1°'i /'i"i"lrS .1 AtIol,', gave the (.anadicns a 65 Na. Ilit' %'t't '.éj - . v... ' '' lkv - JERRY HEARD . 1972 Citrus Open Champ Kyle Rote Jr, Unspoiled Superstar The fourth hole is a very playing IS by hitting his drive Pro Hockey difficult I9l yard par three with onto the 14th fairway so as to Won Harney and Jessup, The Montreal Canadiens are USer the Atlanta Flames FI(D CHICKEN 0A OPen Daily lILm, Fri &SItII French Ave, I"i.way I?.#2) an ord 1101 of . -t. .. ______________ .. 1 The 13th boglegs to the right bunkers along the right side, fairway and has in the past The one trap around the green made Bobby Slitchell famous. lies on the left side. Mires And Three Goal Hat Tricks - strategically located fairway green. Fourteen has the largest - _________________________________________________________ -____________________ Stiur37. ni TOM Dom ni n. V I. tie' ALL DAY ':'- .In ' - a moat. There are three with three traps guarding the ThutWay'i Games - have enough trouble trying to dodge all those traps In Lakes La(rose) Colored Glasses nt.. ii,i* Th'mnkA!ms'(i4nscj I don't know what they're writing about. I'm sure the commercial fishermen of the area had no idea, at any time, to get hoop nets legalized In Seminole County's fine sports fishing waters. They 3peislofc,, t ,, . EVERY FRIDAY 'i lb. CMpptd Sirloin OR Chick' Dumplins Choc :::," I £5 ReQvkr EVERYTU($DAY -- 1 a _____ "-iç -"!, ______________ -. 'c because of the enormous size of The sixteenth is the last par Th )otr ithyslclan'a IflSlfl3CtiOflJ an,l wxj can enjoy a happy Uc life! -. -. '5 -'. . . . - partner Bob Murphy remarked three being 206 yards in length. , ,, , Its over water wUli plenty of Well, we were Just talking, and that tupid bass suggested M-.lraI 11 16 1 10 772 169 trees. Cage Scores traps and that If we really wanted to improve his neighborhood we would fl" RInitir 31 16 $2 71733 e 17th hole Is 355 yards long Toronto 37 71 I? U 716 U clean out the rough fish f and sell them for either fertilizer or cat fluttalO mdquiteeasytobirdie.Aside 76 76 7 35 11$ 105 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS food and then he'd be more thanhappytolcty(utrytocat fDelro,t EAST 33 30 I 33701261 Even in tra nsit. That was mighty ni nice him, I'd say. NY iSland 32$ IS 43130117 Con's 71. Bottom Cot Si Vnncvr I?)) 10 41 16? 771 4 By the way, the allet'ory Is over. We're back in th e real world St Lasrrne 60. Co-Ig,,',' 19 S OKC P. West Diviloon C . U I I'cnrs St 69 now, No more unbelievable talking fish or foolish udwnnist.s who - i :7 left side Is a lake or more like tcn Angeles at Mi*ui,.e Chicago Who'd Throw It Back? football stairs are diabetics! . Number three rates 418 yards the green and the always dif. and Is a par Four. Bordering the ficult pin placement. At 5etlie &I Capital Now, that's interesting. Would )OU return a nice trophy bass or 25 pounds of delicious specks if they happened to end up In 'niu' net. No. Stupid Fish had no right to he in the net In the first place. 1 ' - . ,. "c ' . . . . ' 5.'.. '' - . . .. about2500utontheleltsideand three over water. 11 15 165 in two traps around the green, one length with a lake that almost guarding the front the other a meets the green. It Is difficult fish If fishernwndon't return thegamne fish to the water 4 -_ - The second Is 385 yard par 'What are you trying to do Puftato VS Bcfllon II Prow watchdog on the left side. of either seining or hoop netting will help control the area's rough lk!xl(5 wri_ . from that trap from which Four with a slight dogleg to the speed up play," anyway the right. As with most Pinar holes polntisitsnotaseas). asitmay This mniiy come as a surjrise to a lot of us, especially cornl4(.StQ,, ill, Kansas C.1 00 nwrcial fishermen, but bass and other non commercial fish have Om.iha 101 been secretly meeting in violation of the now famous "governWtdnitdiy'i Games - - catches better if he actually does it. But, smile the finny friends I have been talking to.-no amount --~Mlldl mmml%A SCAM MAJX~M^ MA_e,0t4. d ftl WALIAC;, W = 1 H = ; ;1t6 "_ ..,.;,ft0f4 " ,•,,_ Show (6) What's My Line? (9) Movie " 'L' netting passive. It sthnth to reason someone can control what he IIIN 1111fellow 9:00 (3) Phil Donahue casionally comes into play. 9 ' leaves you can 5(a)' clear of the traps green is a creek which p,t,, YOrS $3. Cap,tal But, say the fish, if seining were legalized and the rules adhered ~~ d. ' Boston $6. Detroit si the fairways are "super" - look. III. POfilIrid The 12th hole is another par Goldm Stale $70. Phona 100° tight, There is one fairway trap Whoa. Not seines. Theyre illegal. Even in Putnam County. $1 (9) 3) Tuesdayi Games - commission that Seminole County waters be declared hoop free and that seine netting be legalized, Af"Ilf ., ten par fours. There is another )'t)ti are in real goed shape nine under construction but that The 11th hole is a won't come into play this year. straightaway 410 yard par four. The first hole is 562 yards The only hazard isa trap on long. It is basically a straight left side of the green. Last year hole. About 50 yards short of the Neil Plopper chipped one in Las Angeles 110. flulllo 112 ment under the water" law to propose to the state fish and game U S.A. 4* I' PorilInd fishermen who meet here are Just talking about Putnam County. That's the only place they're legal isn't It? Ii '.IS-'TII.N.J$CI,A , 'nvLjr••" f II nIne. There are four par lives slight curvature to the right. If 48 77 676 1 Besides, I feel funny talking to a bass. And anyway, this is Seminole County and hoop nets are still illegal here Commercial ST AASHIP (C) General Hospita l (44) New Zoo Revue 3:30 (2) How To Survive 23 1? m 16 ', ,. , ii,- don't normally go into those hoop nets. It's really all your fault. ____ This same course as been used year after year due to the top notch quality and this year is no different. - front is 356$ and the back Is tenth hole Is a good birdie hole. ().tro,t 11 71 $41 s 36 43 371 71 Now wait a minute, this is getting ridiculous. wtuit are you ' C Omaha complaIning about? I mean you're only a fish, aren't you' From Pacific Division Godt'fl St ) 77 571 what I understand anyway It's only Putnam County and that has An,gp! 38 )) 51$ I, only oIse.quarterof lake George in its boundary , so it's your fault c.at,Je 30 35 LII • you wandered off and got caught. Besides, the biologists said you Phoen,i ,s 42 373 $3 ______ R Sa - Wistirn Conference - - and four par threes. That - Lets Get It Straight sw' Pines / . ' " 3359. The par is 72,30 on each It rates 500 yards with a very 26 II .51 Pl' iouslon them to go beck and get caught like they're supposed to' Answer CIpia is * s:io Right 3' MidwiI Ds,,t,on "p&_ 1 3, Atlanta to my side of the lake because of the nets. Why don't they force Pau PtSSC Of from two traps the only hazard faIay and then a second shot is a small creek, to a green with three traps. Not Thefinishingholes easy birdie yet not a a tee over water onto a large continual bogeying hole. ,. appreciates me. To that hoop netter I'm ju.t another pound that goes on the scales as "catfish," Imnagine! Me a catfIsh! That's preposterous! Well, I know a catfish or two that have moved over Ci(,'tai Of RI"de Down Ri"ver A at was, though his name was actually Gilbert. "How was I to know Putnam County has legalized this thing they call hoop nets. Sure, I If Pinar ' This is an allegory, That means there are several levels of meaning. Don't get confused. The only level worth reading is the on e that is being printed. It's somewhat lighthearted in its op. . proach, and, being an opinion, bi not necessarily wci th taking into consideration. Like thernan said, "It's only me "But Iliveonthe othersideofthelake .' this tervlewlng whined. A little finny creature he Rio Almost 7,000 yards In length shot is nec'Jed on this hole for Rio Pinar rates as one of the any chance at a bird. tonghercourintheea Thefifthholedoglegsto for the pros it's considered left with a trap at the bend and easy. in front OF the green. It ABA (sit D*v,sèon Brian Allin exemplified this measures 385 yards. W. L. pct. r.. a. point last year finishing lb The sixth is an almost P4* Von 17 71 136 -under par for four separate straight hole 431 yards long. xrnmucy 30 25 400 7 ('arol,na 12 33 352 2: rounds of golf. Still the the There is a trap about 50 yards VrgnI 22 43 335 ts, course Whichtranslates Into short of the green and about 250 Memph's 17 30 751 23: River of Pines is not that easy yards from the tee on the right West Division_for all. Many professionals side. Utah 11 21 617 - _ finish over par and even more 36 33 577 • The seventh hole is the San, An'on'o 33 33 500 10 don't make the cut, longest on the course 30 33 467 12, For the local duffer the measuring 573 yards in length. 29 31 133 II' TpiWáy' Games -- course is reversed. Local It curves to the right with the San Diego ua. Virginia i's members playing 1-9 would be only hazards near the green. I fl4l'Sflà M. Ut ah 01 playing Wednesday's Games It's a good hole For the long Vngna at KecTh,,cky nine for the locals Is the front drivers. San at t New Vomi For the pros. The reason For this Nuither eight is 206 yards lndina Denver change was to Include a more with about 100 of those over an D.QO s Carolina It ' neensaoro exciting finish because the water.AstrongheadwjrA could Thursday's Came - - regular front nine Is caster than put many balls in the water but c'4'n," at Utah the ba':k. By making the generally the hole Is not as NBA regular front nine the pros back tough us it looks. Eastrtn Conference you should expect more birdies, The finishing hole on the front Atlantic Division etc. . . Another reason is the is 418 yards long with a large . L. Cloon st 11 I? 726 - n33551ve clubhouse Is a lot trap guarding the left side o( York i 26 617 a closer to the regular 9th hole. green. Fairways traps also (lMalo 35 31 SOT 13' The course measures 6928 abound. 70 46 3 7? Central Division yards middle to middle. The Starting the back nine the -- - Look At Take Pro Cage Standings me that, willya?" (41) Patty Duke 3:00 (2) Another World a The Pric, Is (a) Sunriii Se mester - A Close "4 - '' ,- - ports Herald Sports Editor ' £ - A. ",' . 2.". S By J Richards &' - J * Spotlight 'I- a"-_ ,',.- , - -- 1 110:0! 40 - ~411111111 , u.0 iss '!'l JUST WAITIN', ANI) JIOPIN' Life 6:15 (2) SunshIne Almanac (6) Sunshine - . TaUV*1 IC) Let's Make A 2:00(2) 1. - Turin Deal Days Of Our LIves The Guiding Light Newlywed Game Doctors The Edge Of Night Girl In My .JJL. - Fi.1r4 £ntirpris Thaatrs World , :' "Oh, I don't mind being caught by a sports fisherman, He Aatch As W - ' Ill 5.30 (2) News .(s) Green Acres (13) Revelation Generation (21) Electric Company (44) Gomer Pyle 6:00 (2) News (4) News (C) News (13) Wills Family (24) Sesame Street (41) Lucy Shcw 6:30 (2) News (4) News (C) News (1)) Ernest Tubb (44) Hogan's Heroes AFTERNOON (44) ABA All-Star ','' - ,. 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EVENING AmerIca it:00 (2) News News (C) Piliwi (41) Night Gallery 1l:30 (2) Tonight Show (a) Movie (9) Wide World Of Entertainment (74) ReligIous America (44) Movle 1:00 (3) Tomorrow Show (C) Movie (44) News Those first 2 causes of blindness can often be remedied by traflsplantlng parts olanormal eyeball. rwtangularcentersectionfrorn ! WEDNESDAY (24) Reflgious rorrwa, ____ Greateti mroti dwY,4 l ie Thenthelensoftheeye(back ulthetinyhclecalledthepupij) may ale grow milky. The 3rd problem may be a scarring of the retina (film) at the back of the eyeball. due to hemorrhages, ___ ____________ ACROSS 30 Csglatt lParr*tsiit, 32fla(m,atsa SFIIItY East 27 south Pass - Family Circle t in i ) !'.: .5, $149 Television solved instant problem ' 1 . . VLI (S Steak - tie managed to force the erased the lead runners ending Keane retired the next two 0000 (;re)hoth to hit in the air the inning. In the bottom half betters, walked Frank and Clayton. 000 rather than on the ground. Thomas Robore managed a ended the Inning with RlCbarde Hodwi, 7000 A 5mrnorn.p I 0 00 No run blast In the fourth On the scoreboard, the game single but was left stranded popping up to Bachman at inning off the bat of Sanford was what nnn('flr.I in k rit too0 ..K.... suuy murr st.rucx out third. The pop almost landed TOTALS catcher is I 3 0 Shaun O'Brien ('hing duel but in reality it was and O'Brien grounded to the for a hit when Bachman propelled the Tribe to a 2.0 win anything but that. 130th Frank Sanford as a H RIO third baseman, momentarily lost It in the wind. over cross county rival and the Lyman hurlers were In the second inning the In the fifth Kevin Beary was iChavde. 70 li.cngwoocj Lyman. 2 000 constantly in trouble which is Hounds loaded the bases on a hit by a pitch for the only 30 10 Mifec,30 O'Brien became the instant evidenced by 17 men left on Clay Phillips hit, Jeff Hodges runner. Sanford's Miller 2 I I 0 hero when Mike Simmons base picked O'Brctn. c 3 I 1 between the two clubs, getting hit and a walk to Sim- up a single in the bottom half OentOn, lb served up a 2-0 count to the 0 0 0 In the entire contest there rzions all with two outs. Frank for the 0 00 0 Seminoles only scoring 'fThth. R . SemInole catcher. At the time, was only one one-two-three then closed the inning I 003 getting threat. Teddy Miller was on first base inning, thas Coming off rs-rre,,,cI 3 0 I 3 the arin Staats to fly out to left. The The final two innings for the S,-kone(h.is following a walk. The win I 0 1 0 of Mike Slrnmon., in the second Seminoles went down in order. visiting (;re)'hounds were O1ffl.( 00 00 moved the Seminoles to 2-1 on inning, In the other 12 f'Oer',on,rI half. The third inning had Lyman's disastrous as far as run PAll 20C the year while the hounds are innings on rf 0o o there was always a Rachman single and Sanford's producing goes with only one ma,Lr, struggling at 0.2. The l3aserunner. 70 0s TOTALS Preston RiCharde walked runner reaching in each case. 21 2 1 2 Greyhound, are more than In two games this year the supplying the only baserunners. These two teams 's'il1 renew struggling, since in two a Greyhounds have accumulated a H In the fourth L)lnan got their rivalry on Saturday " " pearances, have failed to have only five hils and ic - ri, rurvs. As n:niwrs but fielders choice March 8 at the Iiigcd 7 X 7 .i moan cross tiomeplate. a team they are batting .1138. again wiped thtnn out. Miller facility. The Seminoles, on the other Frn 141. HR -- Of'r The Tribe on the other hand led off the Sanford half with a L011 Lyman -i0. Sanfor d HERALD SCOREOUARD hand, relied on excellent hasn't been getting a lot of runs, walk and O'Brien followed with Lyman se -- Bachman Al P H Pal hurling for the second game in a but getting them when they are the game winning blow. Sim. row. Chris Frank supplied the needed most. ER H 135 SO 3000 mans then walked Joe Benton 5It%.(f m'-T,on L 3 0 13 2 pitching For this game. 33 i I 3b I 030 Lyman threatened in the rust and allowed Steve Ferrell to Bachman, weane CO$antInI',SI 3 0 0 1 3 Although Frank doesn't have inning ao oo with Hal Stoats and single before Lyman Head Frank IWI I 0 1 0 0 3 "y.0 4 2000 the overpowering speea, nor Terry lb Bachman reaching base Coach Bob McCullough went to 3000 PO - Cleary . It excellent fielders behind him, early. A double play then the bullpen 7 for Bob Keane. "" "' ri i 0 I 0 .. - lead the parade - 2 -0 lkraldCorrvspondent I .0 Greyhounds p $ - - Slaps , - __I Wednesday, Feb. 27,1974-9A MOIL ,, lilt annoy a s1 topper - The Sanford Herald O'Brien Blas ts Homer T___ ;._~' P:~ SOUTH Fla SO M.1a rie*gh k,n%,,sj SOUTHWEST S-MU It. R i ce 89 tc'iit 90. Arkansas 17 McMvc'ry $6. TesM We'sle'yan mat AIM 91, Baylor 17 FAR WEST '! 'I S'i ',.-,_,, '.' n ItOTONI)A. Fla. tAPt - Will $53,400 spoil Kyle Rote Jr.? "I'm the same Jerk I've always been," the 23-year.old wonder kid reassured his friends and legion of new admirers after winning the holding off the strong challenge of defender Bob Seagren, the pole vaulter, and Dick An. (Jerson, star safety of Miami's Super Bowl champion Dolphins. When the scores were totaled for the two 8173, 400 Superstars finals Tuesday, exhausting da)s of competition in 10 spc.rts, of The two-day victory over some of thewhich each competitor could choose seven. world's most talented and celebrated athletes Rote had a total of 44 points. Seagren followed in a sort of sports mlnidecatHon suddenly with 38 and Anderson was third with 37, has projected the youthful Texan from the Points were awarded on a 10-7-4-2-1 scale for virtual obscurity of a $i,400a-sea.wn soccer the five top finishers. player to national prominence as "the most Rote won $23,000 for placing first and super of the superstars." collected $13,200 in bonus money - S300 for Agents will be dogging his doorstep. He will become the target of operators and each point. The $15,200 he won in the qualifying trials boosted his over-all take to pulators. He will be besieged with offers for $53,400. SECOND - K's Mercvy (6) Mint Run Ill. RT't Picky ut THIRD M,"t.( S nt II), Pitching Wedge 'I, Morn.,, Heauty I)), FOURTH -' public appearances and television cornmercial.s Seagren wound up with 130,400 counting $15,000 for second place, and Anderson with "I don't intend to get set up with a popcorn popper," Kyle said Firmly, He said it $10,000 third money and a total of $21,100, duslve of preliminary eaings. Satin Angel I') It. My Jacki, (31, secnungly without malice but certainly with Autograph ill, FIFTH - Mundlt f'ub (21. s CaSino 131. Montague Ii). SIXTH - Mirror disdain for a new life of raking In the money for money's sake. Select I io ns I TOPlIOHY'S SELECTIONS FIRST - Cindy Train Cl), saver St,ner IS), Montage. Stuff 131i image (51. L.akt' Mary (7) , Amity Butler 65 'o I Ioroij Noith (.uotra St I). North Ill, SEVENTH (.M% t*fiVCtflts C,,tQl'fla 7 't Let Money Change His Ways Ill. iii'kIt'r Salo Ill, Another Joe (Sc. EIGHTH - Voland 13). Sum ' S-I I?), Montague Romanc, (S). NINTH - Tell trivipil) Nicky Coma (U, Iasan Fot (It TENTH - 5,1115 S linage' 17t. To,,lt.. AJ l'ppy M'Siy 131 ELEVENTH Abe Or g" III. Go Tom (8 t'nt ( $ I. WèIctitf Irini (71. TWELFTH II 7 Prl$ro,, r' .,,, , A ministerial student who owns one car and two bicycles an'i who lives in a one-bedroom rented apartment in Dallas with his blonde wife, Mary Lynne, Rote emphasized that there will be no change in his lIving style. Kyle, whose fat he r was a featball star at Southern Methodist University and then with the New York Giants, made a runaway of the SS3COO(I annual Superstars spectacle by scuting 37 points on the opening day, then o, J. Simpson, the ball-carrying star of the Buffalo Bills, and tennis ace Stan SmIth tied for fourth with 24 Points, and the other seven finalists tapered off from there down to Austrian skier Karl Schranz, last with four points Rote, clean-cut, baby-faced, an Implausible looking superstar at 6-feet, 185 pounds, wan the tennis, swimming and bowling, WW finished second in the golf and one-mile btt.'cle race. Itote said he appreciated the big payday but It wasn't the Iflust important feature. "The challenge was the thing," he said. �ac -- r-- ---- fl '=. 1 : *---I I - - - -- - --- r= - -_ -- - rJ- -' 10A— The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Feb. 27, 1974 Licata When Rationing Fuel Out With Flu ; ;I . : ., 'S u b stitutes' Head Punch - Card Motorists, No ! Pro-Ath letes Yes 1 ~I- -11 . Its .Ioati It'.an LA___ By LEE GEIGER Herald Correspoedeizt favorite boasting his Im. Morgan has been to the post once again presslve 16-4-2 record that is on eight different occasions, his feet. Finished the bout on this month when he captured a split decision over Perez. good enough for a national twice here and six times in his The biggest question is, will highly regarded over in the Tampa's Walter 'Snake" rating of eighth in his division, native Minnesota, and has Morgan find his K.O. streak njyj where he j rep()ted to White sub4itutes for his ailing But the (act that he La coming never been Forced to answer the snapped by the granite chinned have rung up 17 wins l.a 24 stab1-mate, Tony Licata, when off of an extremely grueling bell For the fif th round. All eigh t Robbins. Many Insiders (eel Fights, Mo he opposes Cipelano Hernandex encounter Just a li ss appears to be In a ttle over one of his opponents have fall en to that Lonnie has the style and little over 10 rounds in the Orlando month ago, too deep with Pinney. and had oniy four the thunderous punching power ex perience to come home the Sports Stadium tonight. A natural welterweight who days to prepare, could lead to of the 24-year-old. wuiner. The flu-ridden Ucata was to his defeat. normally comes in around 148 HIS two Orlando bouts were a Undefeated John Plnney will to be showcased with Hernandez pounds the Bahamian Hernanclez has been before he was forced to wi th- the best that the West in with four round knockout over also make hli re turn to the figures to be gi ving away 10 to coast hAS Charlie "Baby" Fullard and a SPOrtS Stadium tonight. This 15 pounds when he gets in with ib-aw th is past weekend. In his to offer, Andy Kendall, Ufltime as a last minute substitute the undefeated Missourlan. three round destructicin of place, White Will take on the defeated Rudy Robles, the "S li For Sanford's Vic Perez. The ck" Mitchell. The open ing pro bout will wiley verte'ran Iron San Diego brother-In-law, Mike ed to sitfeature another su In th Mitchell fight Morgan local fighter was Forc Calif. bstitu te bout, Nixon, rated world contendors - . —'--- -Utlt vu' wiwn ii was when Hector i0iupirom a third round This wi!1 be the seven th time "Indian Red" Lo cx and McBride conockdown to rally and take dlScoveredtha!hehadsuFfered tinues on his comeback with in less than one year that the Armando"TheMan',lunjzafl a diclArntgui In- a i . '11411 Is leallis Ii It uitlls skit s si . - 7 i I 411, a -. -' - I 'E . ,._._ ,• •"--.-.-.-•' — Prisioiisly lit, his sureii os er Andy Kendall Terry Daniels, Ron Wright and Bobby good-looking Pinney will were supposed to meet earlier a rn=Inoi' cut over his eye during -= in his ninth bout t thu. this month but \l4ijors filled' this r'ug,tti bout. ts Stadium with Al Moss of show and ageless Jerry Powers Robbins has been seen here Spor twice wIth undefeated John thed has. Only a draw wi th stepped into his spot anti The bi est mane that has defeated - Is, he enters tonight's light togetback to the crowd felt that Robbins was As it other _____ ille ' A- _. I in fii ' ,T--, ~ I- - -- . __ . — I % —_ . . I • -'4 ; 14 ;. . J Al I f- - __`_ - ~ - , , 1 . . - / . /, -. a, topagain. The //2f( 1/ = ,. .. I___: - 'f'- -' ,, / I/f , / / .1 - I .. I I .- I \ \ / , ,, ,,,. , . . I Im . . - I- =~ . - . -. Uti N , a . ;I 4 I t 0 I f : . ~ l " . ,. i zi __. ~ X ,) ~ , .. 1. , -I - -I . ,1. I . -I __ __~ to 11 . ! . I- __ I -__*109-l' -- , . I . . :. 1 -7 - _. . - I -_ ___ \ \ / - I \. I -X ; ... On e, Card Tonight - 4 _____________________________________________________________________________ '- .j ,_. - -"--,. 9 K 0 ~ rxz- 1. ', : I I . . H _. - I j -• - I I. i i 4. 1 , . I - t. - wound up competition in the falo for the Ilth straight time session. Wait Frazier scored 21 it open. 4 Superstars event at Rotunda, over a three-year period, got a points and Earl Monroe 19 for 76ers 118, Blazers 110 Fla.. Tuesday afternoon and big boost from reserve t R - the winners. Kevin Porter Torn Van Arsdale pumped in hustled off to appear in Naticittv. ley. The Lakers outwored the netted 17 points for Capital. 29 points as Philad al Basketball Association Braves 23.4 during a five-min. which hit only 31 of 83 fieldgoal supped a five-garnme, losing ganies at night, ute span of the fourth quarter attempts. streak and extended Portland's Havllcek played his usual with Riley doing most of it* losing string to eight gAmes. outstanding game, collected 26 damage. The former Kentucky Rackets Ilk Klagi 101 points and led the Celtics past star came off the berich with Rudy Tomja vich collected Tuesday's American Basket. the Detroit Pistons ". about four minutes left in it* 30 points for Houston, The ball Association results: San McMillian. fresh from a bi. third period and wound up with Rockets hit 71.4 per cent of their Diego 126, Virginia I 19; Indiana, cycle colltsion with Miami foot. 21 points. !holls in the third period to open 110, Utah 94. a - and bruises 10 minutes ucrore I ~__ 1, 11 shoilts from the floor and sa W Ns . I 1117863 Co down 119-112 to Low Angeles, McMillian fared better in the I I ft ________ ,,j for I 1 4,0 N i I I T I I t . : . ; - I ' L\ST MINUTE CHECK For John Pinney at weigh-in i Herald Photo By Le Geiger' • '•- Stefanich Pursuing Record MIAMI ( AI' — Jim Stefanich, still in pu rsuit of a rtrdane.yearearningstotal.wastopantjcjpatey the Professional Bowlers Associa tion's $,u0O tour. nament The 32-year-old Jollet, 111., tour veteran has bank ed mtre th an $43,000 th is year. He br oke out of a leng thy siwnp at the start of the 1973 season and has pla ced high in almost all of t he eight previous PBA win ter tow e vents. Among his creditS thIs year Is over 120000 in earnings and bon uses when he rolled a 300 game and finizhed third Ii the season-opening tow'na ment at Oakland, Calif., and 1'r ; it t r .! I.' Vet::i, Nr ,'. JACKSONVII.Lf:, Fla. lAP) — The Florida Sharks of the fled gling Wor Ld Foo tball League may become the Jacksonv ille Sharks next week. Fran Monaco of Detand, owner of the franchise, said Tuesday he would announce his decision at a news con. ference next Monday in Jacksonville. The conference will climax a tw&lay meeting of league owners and WFL president Gary I)avadsoq, Monaco said. Monaco and JacknviIle Mayor hans Tanzler appeared at an Improm pt u news conference af ter lengthy nrgotiation Tuesday. 'We' ii i-iinouttl il.sr rthngajntract and I'm hopeful these negotia tions can be worked out satisfac. tartly," Tanzler said ' '. Foreman Settles Divorce HOLIS1UN t APi — A lawycr far the sc-.fe of twavywelght boxing champion George Foreman says a settlement has been reached ina divorce action between tL. 'plc The settlement was reached in San I ancisco bexween attorneys (or Foreman and his wife, .1. Huey O'Toole sa id here Tuesday. In San Francisco' fugias Sykes, Foreman's att orney, fled thatanaemen thedben readied tw not cunmel* further, Foreman filed Pull in Houston IsAing.lor is d1voil ce In the two'ear.old marriage. Switching Football Leagues 'IDRONTOt API — Jay Fry ami Jim Rotint&ee, former asci1ant in th e ('anathai Football League, were named Tuesday to the staff of Head Coach John McVay ci World Footba1 League's T'orJnto N1hmesi, Fry resigned last year from the staff of the Grey Cup champion Ottawa Roug h Rld(s* while Rountree was an t'1tant with the CFL's Toronto Argonauts until l7 Harvard Coach Requests Relief ('\MI(IIAE, Ma.s. ,\Pi - J. Iirue Munr'. wi ll be relieved, at his own request, of the Harvard varsity soccer th1t hirrosM' coaching duties he has held for 26 years, effective this fail. Mwuo, 51, wi ll remain at Harvard as head freshwnan coadi of both sports, the university announced, . I • icaa tosi • AA mO IAP — .C'ig n or en Sam Silverman has lfered mividlew-rigM Benny Briscoe of P?iitade!phta 1100,01)) t fight un be aten Tony Lcat.a ot Neiv Orlea ns in April in Boston Garden Sil eraansatdTueJdayhe uirvid th f er after Briscm knocked out Tony Mundine of sustra lia in Parts Monday night, iicata, who hiss a 4003 pro re'ord cJalmed the !J.S. middleweight title by tpolnUng EmIle Griffi th enrly th is m onth. Ii,, he 5,11 ' = I1sis iast' ii athletic Itams both on th t si gt arid pro It it I I'd hIts III we ito' (yams get (lit' foci it substitiuti liii tIn Sund ifIt I 110011 iii 1St to gi unif,uu house. Iftiw can thus iflJilslu'thit' ratioruahi,etl b ans=tuods-. it rt ii ,iloimtl Ili toflhlnut' I can picture if nots hbomi . -Sporls gives you file of). vegetable Patch. my onl" li si hilt us tiorl unit s Ii, i I I this - - j like to put in a plug for (hi' loUsing g,mmi' of I It' - lac-tttt' as : up tall shut down th grains for our kids md sit need the pro s po rts to take tIn- Itwtic off our problems I'll be (,font(-nl W1111 a , tostand afford I Imp s that "osto 1h •,nI , t,ini.. still 1w pro 'hhl!.t.5 r he rest tit us %kill IM sl%ell th all lilt, oll we nrld si itti rnoire dav gaines The o wner .'Iirt t ii ut k= lilt flI ii of lsrttttiit . stiip1st tt illihlilL 146AI-LAMERICAN and Olympian ti You Don't h'iys To ir A MILLIONAIRE To HEAT Likeonfil, _______ ____________ ______________________ 11 kii, 4 %) Artificial Turf, Cleats ''-" With d II is tenure si as 'General *-' - Electric CENTRAL HEATING CALL .... PLUMBING a WALLHEATING, INC. 1007 S. Sanford M-6562 - i - - I I's li~.ppcned to a - - - -- - - - I . i Bowling Scene : ... ..:. 6 100 per in whicli he %%,.Is picked of) forthem cent.eVerything. But On ' ce I go home. I pleaded I e, Patey s 182-4,9 led laura Harris 5-7- and Brenda lime. I waited hull I was hayifluautbi)dv('arfnrcnma.s.,. and paid his fine. - ,,-... or peo. "An athlete should carr), r in a certain way.' ' hilt Bobby was referring said Bobby, "When they com e, out of the tall ark to watell . l iZr 7 10 nc i ents Keep Stars Bus .-- !r• The 3-10 fell for Harriet was in a car which his bad %-ear. they might not even dromat in the last Position Dougherty ani Lauri: Harris. brother Was stopwas driving when it havi known ibout it... ped on flit- Bayshore round (of ,he Generation CiRP Hazel Ferrell and Shirley higinvay south of San Fran. Yet there is a sense of re. bowling league. Rodebush Converted the 2.7. cl.-co S*trice it wasn't his car. sponsibilitv for his scraper, Jean Hilt*!; 203468 was high l f,,r the Southern Lj)aners ,Ahen ean Hill rolled six strikes r" - .. * _. inn -- cli II't ii a - - in ssst Lt I , ,-,,,,,, , Harbour. Legal Notice Hutton Mir'. 1 to'.'. fli,( I Eadie Mvloft'c ,A Ret.alIc Painting to four wins in their match with Butts Texaco, Brenda Wilkins' 162.416 boosted Whitaker flaki n g fit four wins against Monroe - -- -. •=., Whitewall 35-pound ran a = , AP =V - __ _ ,qf/*7yypr4ky- flj.t' ',4'/cJO IØ7',W,a/,qt :7- R4it'7/If7 " ,a, 2142R 6Ot/4ffl ' - - - iii - _ ____ d ',. ____ ________ W -.--. ,, ______ C "k.a ______ . = ' - n Seminole County. FlOr,cM. more p.'.rticvlariy described as follow'sLeland W Fricie Lot $ and port of Lot 1 deScribed Thom,'.'. Pobers'.'. negn SW cornp of sail lot 5 Char le Taylor run thence I de-w'ees 2$' 13" to the David .IoI'int tcft from the Wett fine of said LotS, Ptjbi,th Feb X. fl March 4 13. IS ft-,t to a Point. thence run S 1971 "g'ees 30' ii ' to thi' point tram the OFy 9% uiotongaton of thC au c )urIe. 7771 — Of-*' toapo.ntoa the westii,i.f.a.sa,d NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC 1'' I thence run alc.nqlh. WeSt line Plot,:r .'. hi'rcb, 9 , vorn that 're S.,l Lot S to the Pont of beg.,'. Pa,'., 0 of :.nit.ss,rrn, of the.:,, s `i f4lç. 13, Lva,iwai, Like Sinford w'ni hold a special me(tina Mary. Florida. Sction 14. To*rnh4p on March 1,'.nQr 10 ,'ccordn to the plat Ii 30 A I. 1971. in the City Halt ,'.t P'.i in order t comider a "ecpof, recorded in Plat Pont I. request for a variance in the Zoning l'gt' V. of the Public Records of O'dinance as t pertains to sid, and 'em'r'.ole County, Florida. 'nclvding rear yard setback Ieguirem,nt i 'pa"en r.gttts Proa.rfy Is orated PC I. Rt'str,(tI'd Comm,,c,.I Zone't .i' 251 Oroacimoor Road. Lake Mary, t}'strict, in Lot I. Block IS. Ttei' 4, E I lo,,if .7 Traffos-d' Map 01 rynnole county, Florida, will at Park Avenue ii iIOAy,5 bn the 7t'.tdav ofputa,ch B I Pcrtsn'. o ii,., otter for sale and svtl to Cha'rman "eh'glscat bidder, for cash, tubiect Board of Ad,tmrnt any and all e.i'.t,q'.g leins, at the Pbith Feb P. 1,11 I rflfll (Wetti Door of the Sc-n'.'oi, 0EV *6) I ,.n'y (ourtho,se in Sanford. I',,(Ji tr'e at,o.t.' described per NOTICE onat Properly Notice it hereby giren that the that Said sale is being made to acouai meeting of the stockhoider's %.'.t,Siy the terms of said Writ of of The S.anfo,dH,,aldw,(mbeh,lda, I .rijtr 300 N I teach Avnv. Sanfor d. "I-n I' Polk. Ficr,da,on Friday, Mirth $3, 1911 at $0 A U for the transaction ',.'miflOtI County, Florida such buSineSS at may come before I' Feb P Mirth i *3, ), e mt'etng .' _111 - .1 ________ - ,:, ______ I' 1' 'i - = '., , ' ¶11 1. J 4wft - .I... - ~ : -, ,.,. '.. - .5 '.1. J G78-14 . ' = .. iii ' = I - - li 1A I I I Price $35 I 67815 I ti -_t (as IPlus led $35 I u tfr'U= - H78.14 I Tint' size I 3,01 H78-15 I 3.20 I AT 178-15 Plus led tax] $35 3,21 $j5 350 '-'c' great buy flow, pay later. Our JCPenney charge _L._-' Heavy duty R - shock ,_ # I Air conditioner closeout I - - i ii = - L closeou NOW 499 _ _I'L....__.,.. p = Orig. 7.33 JCPenns'y heavy duty shock .ih sorbers with 1 3'16 'l.4UGj --'--- Tire size I - - to County, Florlda in accoedanc, with area dtflhity requrement% MR 3. w w the provisorsi of the rict,tious Multiple Family Residential on any size0 (I betted Isrc ri the wade profile I e 78 series Four luti plies Of oniv,ct.. rubeless I n Standings Sit wilt' two bells of sleet tin -- Name $tatutj, To Wit Section Dwelling D.itrct in the North 7 N509 Florida Statutes 1957 feet of the SW '. 04 SE '. East 5 Robert 0 Lamoureui IS, ; U S Hghway No I? 91 of Se(tion Ii. O*flr Townu.p 20 South. Range 33 East. W, 361 , i'ubi th Ieb 27, Mirth . 13. 20. and the 71 ', of SE '. of 3E ' 04 1971 si i CI.On ii. Tnthp 20 South, 19 11 Dr y 159 Range 20 East 1, 49 I) L Perkins 17 i9 Chairman 14' a9 NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE Board 01 Adjustment d', $o', NOTICE ISHEREIIY GIVEN that Pvbl'th Feb 77. 1971 t)i' V'tIJC Of that cc, lain Writ 04 OFY 12 10 . 54 Feetution ,stued Out of and under 39 p the Wai ('I the t:'cut Court of 37 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS S minoie County, Fici-cia. upon a NAME STATUTE final judgment rendered fl the TO WI-tOM it MAY CONCERN afOresaid cot On thC list Or '.' P4t. s herCby gen that thC ?4vernbcr. A 0 1972, in that certain under5ig,d, pursuant to tic ROOKIE'S SOME COOKIE by Alan Mayer entitled, William J Fabry "FiCtitiø Name Statute." Chapter Piaint,tf, vs William A Fabry & $6309. Fill, Star (19711. *iit fc'gster Luc-lie Fabry, hit *if,. Defenciant. *ith the Clerk of the Circuit Court of *tiich itoresaid Writ of EcKufion Sem.nol, County, Florida, t/bA iI upon w.is deliver ed to me as Sheriff 01 rttelpt of 74Y nv#r , '.' "" 'OO/c"f, 0,0C Me )Z4'R proof Of the publication f , r'.noi,' Covnty, Florida and I i'. not,i-. th fi(titous name '74y \' =i' 09Zo "S.0 ir'vied upon the following CAUSEWAY NORTH. A Gener al 'sCf ibed property owne by Parinc'i-ship undtr wf,icp, the on Rf&111'1-01r116W A9 of !f's. Wilisam A Fabry & Luc'ile Fabry, derSigned will conduit bulIns at Reds Ground Gainer : - s ,, Legal No ti• c e ?n -vu I.epore's 172.489 led fareat Piag Hacienda Village to four wins L'dro'.'.at over U . S. Hanke-s. Florida Cvoy Mary' Henderson fired a 190- !outrt,rn Loancri Painting 479 to lead Able Itnt.ftIl to R,tllc Ann's Florist three wins against Fly Caster Butt'. Triaco *ht".er Pavng Boats = coda Village Sandy Russell spared the 2.1. hiac s,tonroe harbour 10; Fran Mills 2-10-7; and Betty •ThI. Rent All 11 S flankers Norwood 6-10 Norwood-i. Peggy Trye toppl ed the 3-7; I i,Cte' Boats &ILP n also chalked in turkey's, FICT'TIOUS NAME NOTICr N01 4 CC .5 herby gen that I am Other high scores recorded Notic e P,r;tiy ;.vt-n that the wiunfts RI 3, floe were: Clots Owens 177455, 1213. rd at Adjusimeni of the City of Oviedo, Seminole County, SIniord *lii hold a sgeclai meeiosg Shirley Henkle l67-4; Dot Florida under IM iictltiovsn,,,,, 0 I. 1,71, is'. the City Hail at Button 166-475; Laura Harris, ACTION DRY WALL, and that I II March 30 A M in ti-dec 'o consider a - -- -,flt#fl4tn,an,.t,.La...___ = 1144 n.m won inc regues for a variance .n the Zoning uo-1,a; a ti ru-an Mills 162. ce' of the CircUit Court, Stn'.inoI ordinance as it pertains living Donna For Meet With • learn _ - - . Yanks Set Sharks Picking Jacksonville niusnametlA . 'si in tnt rgs risus it Is i ri tin its ci isis As t .urls Is I I lung I ditliit know, ( it suiiiuit'i=, we did fbI hive course lit' u'ontt'ttt-ti "there phant capat'usili this t'ituntrv Is ,I need t;u Is Itt i s& but ilul (I, It lint ttii if fbi r ubs 0 . I -I __ "°' Sports Briefs u'i •• 'Aiiit'rica is lacing Ituiui- It, Fist tough, In said s(ttjli(Iifl, like he kill-%%- situit It' s bail plaver. But the attitude einbarrassted of athleflei todav Is refit, -cled or ashamed ah-oul. I had ,~anialll. who has no obligation to incident. I was in one o(those -he- anted to un. . _________ Of %IIAMI BEACH i APi -.- sa (he committee lie saud stand Florida conupetltuon lie picked du,. t similar findings tiun.mI Football League game arduation of synthetic fields up $3 000 after 1s1n for eighth l-pr rwnI s.-,, •k..I.t . nri. in .. - IIc1a1s and game rules them. would alleviate the problem, contract place in the 12-man demands on March 16 The players have opposed (u at their Washi ngton headquai-. Havlicek collected ha lf that sel ves were sched uled For hearings today before the 26 club twe Installation of artificialteti, much for finishing 11th. wi th the NFL hosting a at the NFL's annual turfs a nd even called for elimi- March 26 meetIng Elsewhere In the NBA, New In New York nkr mee ting. nation of those already Installed In which demands will York trimmed Capital 8S71. be clan. The NFL executives spent because of injuries. Houston lopped Kansas City. (led. The two sides are ached. T'Sia)P hea ults of a res But the committee said while Wed to alternate sites and meet (naha 118-101. Golden study on artif icial hlch minor Injuries occur more often weekly whipped Phoenix 1)-100 and called until Iues are Fefor standardization of the on synt hetic fields, the fiel ds do Philadelphia beat Portland 118l%'efJ. turfs and banning of con- out re present a "significant" 110. ventlonal football HavIlcek scored 10 poin ts In cause they increase clea ts be. heal th hazard. TIRS the probaThe Players Associaton Is cx. the third period as Boston built blhty of serious knee or ankle pected to make the turf Issue a 2 77 iaitI Tha -L)i.t,n. trrci i i Injuries. They also reviewed key one in contract talks ant. FOREIGN £ DOM$êTIC plans For next mon th's contract the NFL. admitted It didn't cxH.glt Sped biap,c, Mi S,ffi flitillitoWip talks with the Playerj Associ- pect the Association, headed by atlon. EdGarvey, to accept the report Icre a Dom,".,,c No decisions are expected out Findings. Garvey refused to • w,.,, AiSnm,nt of today's sessions. The owners coope rate wi th the study and • M:to,cycI, T,,,'. are taking a preview look at McColl admit ted the study was _________________ proposed rules changes to in. being looked at as being politi. crease game action and corn- cally motivated by the NFL Tire Svc ~ pctltivers. But McColl argued a Players The pr oposals include elimi- Association study would proMOSCOW (AP) — While natlne t2Ir catches n,t.'l rnnt4n,, - -----n fair — weight thrower Gm'otge Frenn kickoffs back five yards to Imtossed a weight and prove runback chances. middle distanc. runner Mary Suggestions to cut down on field Decker ha lf-mile, hurdler goals I nclude moving goal posti Willie I)avenport did Fosbw-y to the rear of ern, zones and to flops over the high jump ba r. return the ball to the original The U.S. Track and Field line of scrimmage rather t n ha team was get ti ng acquainted Ox' 20-yail stripe when a field Tuesday with Znaminsky goal Is missed. Brot he rs Stadium where the Game of ficials are scheduled Americans will face the to present arguments f or imRussians Sat urday in their proved pe nsions and salaries third indoor dual meet. both today and Thursday. OutAfter the First two encounters side of increases given offi cials ,it btic'hnu.m-xJ, %a,, the Ariieriwith 10 years or more excans hold an edge, the women's perience, there have been no team w inning both, the U.S. pay increases for officials in a men losing last year after an decade. opening tri umph. An Independent committee Asked how he thought the U.S commissioned by th e NFL would do Saturday, Coach Roy found that artificial turf nega. Chet-nock said, "1 can't tell you lively affects players' attitudes how we'll do because the Rus- and performances. Th e comsians haven't given us a l!sI of mittee expla ined that artificial their squad," turfs vary and with grass Chernock, who coaches at changes player* speeds, Baruch College in New Yor k, maneuverability and play timsaid he had heard unofficially ing also change. that Valery Borzov, the 100-and "When he's forced to play on )'IOrneter Olympic champion, a different surface, If he also and Yevgeniy Arthanov, the has to think about how his feet 800-meter silver medalist, are going, It negatively affects wouldn't be competing, but be him," said Dr. Dili McColl, an wasn't certain orthopedic surgt'on '.vho he'detI '- -- •'=-'' )MI'lls, hill Hmishka StOtt ho t flu it = nut Ifl1 qiuckis'. l'n . moiIits hit' "What I did," he said, natural idol for trousands of "could happen to ever-v s'oung kids, lib' er turfs .L. fbi' sports world is i-s ,,ntfi ,'; si ith miii It mis intl to - From 2 a m , oil the verge 1 of until 530 am and as Bobby lfll 9 reconstructed it. *1 got seaMIII. 0) londs was im- piltosi' and went to sleep.. lvd if) talk cdodIdlv about There is no hangover getting in trou' (v'awnu From the incident. And -• ill"- Use '~_ • owners I •d increased 'uckt'r' hask,'Ihahl tt'ni Itt soft m s In illult I you rt' tip "to.' ia and ti'' n tht n( St .ititl tu has, itt its pt lit lot . -I flight and winds up in This is the first time in OIV lank life I ever got in trouble 'I Those vvere just 1 %40 Of the argued with a Police officer id I got in~all I never been which kept baseball l in jail fore.- the i~_ F or i daConvos' n c, -- ! lii ii it to (fI.SflhI55 the hlthtkS when the oil are SIH)55 ifl full i k backtracking. I cleared us Ihitti ii In sniolhut , ing Ili hi,i rise from Ific Hill ' mind iii, tij hositit s I'layer of Ili(- Year b% Ills papers made it out to be. I got ~ Jkio,10 - 4 ~- - -4 ull._I ar . -hl~~ 1416 I utes, madi only iwco of nine : I , 1, — _1~ 9 A , = .: r~ - 1 pl- I. . "'I - .~ ! ! i; . , ! /I i, J i.. / II - f d ins ri if ink on i l),154 1, ill os ri uuThtts' I tue Iitt'ij,i that as niiig to t'tlgi' MV VoIce, ross - ,h' might he t'as - - k iml c II ine it(- v refineries " - - '' t nL ,Center. called I tit-eh,tJ,. gets '. g . put his hand tin ms j.i'iI ntirdet rap, ,it. recalled Bobb)". ;I nd I I PU shelf him back an( VVen gentle IIobbv flond-s, lie arrested me, I clon* 11 think f-,~, J&--- " .t t iom (if 111 1(11% to hantihi •,i tloss us of thu usu I = , •.•. _______________________ . III k ' %loidd he ,I Patriotic gt-.,Iurt- thi ''ii tbe iroIher cbdn _~, Z 144_~_ .. : ~_~ Iky __ ., ~71_'., L!I _. ,~~~ -,~ , . -., I Z~~.I. 4_ . . .. PINNEY (R) IN ACTION By ThL ASSOCIATED PR&SS back in the final quarter behind Knicks 15. Ballets 71 up an 80-64 lead and then turned There are Su perstars ... and Dave fling, who w ound up wi th Dave Deflusscherr, ret ur ning back a mild Kansas citythen there are Superstars. 22points,butcouldn'tcatchup. to action alter being sidelined Omaha rally to win. Take Boston's John Havllcek, It was the Celtics fourth witha bad heel, scored 16 poInts Warriors 120, Suns 100 f or mnstance,And Buffalo'sJ im straight victory and their and hauled downl5reboundsas GoldenStateoutsco,-edphoe. McMillian. eigh th In the last 11 games. New York turned In its best nix fl-3 over the Final six misflavlictk and McMillian both Los Angeles, in beating Buf. defensive showing of the utes of the third period to break b'- . k.'t'p unIt-,- finmt'ruIs going in out itt,ni or iimlhit r i d tikt in v sports t'inis Ito I illotmi rut iii utnt huh = lo,its )'. Ij tot'\tt'',,ut' I have adt" y it Made me wake U anti the' predicament of C SAN F'U.\NCIS('() ('alit qua1e papers There the facts look at niv.wlf and realize I INEA) - 11's gellin~l firefly get haty. the voung Houston star thv% sland together as t~to (fi ligh fOr the (,!(I niall to tell "fie had an incident I of ill-.- great natural talents ill In tho~se days, when two big was iiiiiking niv It-arnmaies look bad I)v ,,'Ing out and Ills kill he should drink his black men get out of a car wouldn't Wish oil rn% worst baseball. Bobb a I 28. is - doing life W' things. 'o quart of besides enerily. I really felt so i rry for more seasone T . And he's nulk and grow up to Hobb% is a big 200-pounder Jeopard zing myself " be like Babe Rulh land every- and fiis brother is just as hiin tve lalke~ to Cesar' a lot finally slandint., big on his own as And tite has compassion ' bodV flo" k'no ,A s what he wis - sonic, for and really. lie's a helluva nice a brilliant per mer policemen tend to e', Not when Cesar Cedeno. overreact. A backup unit was brightest • ' .-.-F r.t And Lose In Own Backyar v . • rallying powil. Even during warlinie. it was ex"-tilial Ili I - ~ )h A 1114 rut - A I ~ tIM uI't * I I I .iI __ - - hi in couc, hut I lhnk lhit'v — Rotunda Superstars Win - Wilk ~ I . -.. -X _~ . I - = ~N4 nosi n lit, satif it'itit'c,'i s. ial '.t its ought ntit itt losing is mud, • with an overall mark of 1942, Tampa fighter has lost o y The semi-final brings entitled to the judges verdict.with wins coming over Vic once in 24 fights, according to together Lonnie Robbins of Ills most recent effort was I) erez, Robbins, .Mitchell. Joe his handler Bill Gore. was described as the most Altamonte Springs and Glen over in Tampa against Hooks, "Candy" Barr and brutal Florida fight seen in --The Voting— Morgan in & The bouts am expected to get mid. NaLhanial Gates. In that bout Fiedel Gonzales among others. underway at &:30 p.m. with a years, c1leweight bout of considerable the Sentinoile County fighter Moss made his debut a ~mple of the crowd pleasing White will enter the ring as interest. also dropped the decision, but winning one In Orlando earher amateurs being featured. __ __ r____ In put . ' - canvas In the second to hold tjoyd to a draw In a bout that X, not -,Ilfltllfl be giten if 1)1.1(11,11% lit - I hii di 'l uFiront first lhuuii fui Is puhuit lis us ing it Inc (1inu n Itt th I players from all over the ofl C till nt r v (it pat - a - cake will, t'it,isitki ihi 'mgi, flit t liar nit that was Iii ink I ha I P poi I 1111. fort) Hot- MOIIAIi.: DFI-'FNDEII .. - Uichardfloush k8 -2c— ' dy Murray, that was dropped a one sided verdict. Lloyd. His only 1033 locally was highly raW Buddy Boggs of Pinney. losing a six rour-d avenged in the main go last a Mroounder with highly rated Baltimore. In two bouts the 10th decision on both occasions. McBride, once rated in the The Mike Quirry last April. ranked Boggs was defeated in first time, a preliminary to the tinle out. luis kept Nancy from top 10, is only 22 years old and , "The Snake's" last effort was am and "given" a draw In the White-Quarry fight, many in it perfect Central Florida slate. rmt feel he still has the goods In January when he got off the - _,_ — hR • ,k4• inti ii s iuipm tint o, I, '; • n or flit pi'i'hut'ni. l)d%ifl't;Ii Iii ilI ittilt IIt .111 ' Intl sihis tiof thu \l- I .- Freddie Majors. Then two 1 11.1 hrt'.ilt',,ung In st i-ike tise, ilit. : "c 'I cuR ill high Ili well ilit''l .. 1111.a I" "S. aim Vile win. tie a suffered local (am will be seeing White have failed to stop him, Li a light heavyweight c'ontest although thes do hold 'suns over It I IN' 1ukt'd t , t rn i ' =•- - . i' no basket at SI. Louis of t'nt',=, iat'l,ing i atiuning tn isi mu i nut mt i of st hi ii lit it I im lintd - 1)1 UI, hit 1.101 flit' 1 PII iiiju'r - iii' titi,,, ut' W gailles fit 1956, ,'i' \,tJi:lti;( hi: hIllck-Iling fill(. lbuhk, ilL ti 'ki •,:;1 'U 'ii Iii is iit ini III ''I 'tit Itt rs , III -I" i lilt n ' i Ili( 1t'1'k'% Corp in W ichuit • ii ticker s oh A l ut'u' , nitis UAL - ,Hisirlg thu l)II)lviiili,I)icb o JS,ILI to ', & I ,li 'tOut OHSIt III flit sillmoth I. n. Boustlika was .1 ktl Quarry 's - - ' III I VIfl\i, I()\ lis I uskiii n iso - TheSanford Herald Wednesday, Feb. 27, 1974— HA pislon for ride controt. Installation available al additional Cost. 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Two top officials of the San Francisco Iliy Area Rapid Transit District I HART I told a state Senate committee Tuesday that they believe the 75-mile commuter train system will never pay its own way. And unless the state gives them fresh financial aid, the entire $1.6 billion BART5)stem may simply close this (all after less than two years of partial service, they added. Jaworski Knows' Story Energy Bill Showdown WASHINGTON tAP) The House Is moving toward a showdown on the emergency energy bill that President Nixon already has said he will veto. House leaders said the measure is being brought up on the floor under a parluirtwntary rule leasing it open to a procedural challenge from any member. But before debate begins, Democrats were ex pe cted to try to amendtherule so that SLAb Points Iii (*- der cannot be raised. The manuevering may decide the legislative fate of the Isil, which includes a provision for an oil price rollback that Nixon opposes §hah Blunder Could Hurt Simon Heading Treasury WASHINGTON API Federal Energy Chief William E. Simon may have hurt his chances i1 being named next secrcl'irv of the Treasury when he criticized statements by the Shah of Iran, tecH-placed sources say. Simon, who also is deputy secretary of the Treasury, has been 'i'nsidercd one of two leading candidates to succeed Treasury *!t'retary George P. Shultz, whose resignation could come 1*0 S I II Ill' But Treasury sources who have been friendly to the idea of Simon becoming the next secretary say he made a major mistake an Monday when he denounced as "irresponsible and reckless" Statements by the Shah of Iran. The remark by the Shah that 'aroused Simon's ire was that the United States Is Importing as tflui'h (ill 110W as before the Arab oti hiycott, The criticism of the Shah had ixtentmal for considerable cmrrassmcnt for the United States, because the Shah has been a tise friend and Iran has continued as a major supplier of U.S. oil furing the oil embargo by the Arab countries. . Nlzun felt obliged to contradict Simon at his news conference lksiJay night, saying "I would not say that the Shah was 'responsible and reckless." lie said the Iranian lea der probably *as using different figures than Simon's office. ' However, the prime tninistem of Iran said Tuesday the Shah's .Worrnatlon came mainly from U.S. sources, in'luding Simon $mself. fA Simon "must be talking through his hat," said Prime Minister Abass Horcida, in an interview. A top SinIon aide, Gerald I'arsky, said SunI)r* stands by his aternent regarding the Shah's remarks. He said there was the iggestion in sehat the Shah hal said that petroleum was being uggled into the United States. rhat idea, Parsky said, is what Silnoll referred to as being t'ckles and irresponsible. "It seas not meant to he it personal ilfront to the Shall hit' 5.1111 TEMPERATURE READINGS ranging from the upper 20s to the mid 30s forced many area plant owners and growers to use what was available to protect greenery from freezing weather. Shopping bags were used in this Sanford garden to prevent the cold from harming the plants. heaters were going in most citrus fields in an attempt to keep the Florida fruit trees from suffering cold damage. pleaded innocent. communities with problems The Symbionese Liberation "I regret that the people are adopt local systems. Only Lake A rmy, a terrorist group that willing to take that (ood," he Havasu City and Can Grande says it is holding Miss Hearst, said. "1 think it would be great have done so. Lines are claims responsibility for Dos. if everyone would refuse." reported In tourist areas. ft - Lawyers Defend Nixon Refusing Court Summons WASHINGTON (API Law- Judge Gordon Ringer in Lou yers for President Nixon have Angeles, was forwarded to the defended his refusal to appear District of Columbia court for a as a witness at a California decision on whether Nixon must state trial on the grounds that comply. no court, state or federal, can "In the 187 years since our order a President to testify in Constitution was adopted no person. court, federal or state, has held If a President was forced to that the President of the United appear in court, his lawyers ar- States can be compelled to tes.. gued in a brief filed Tuesday In thy tn person in compliance D.C. Superior Court 'his in. with a summons," St. (flair ability to perform the duties as wrote. the chief executive would Attorneys for Ehrlichman threaten the security of the en- have until March 8 to file their tire nation." argument supporting their re The argument filed by James quest for the President's apD. St. Clair, the President's pearan'e. chief Watergate la wyer, was dlEhrlichman Is charged wi th reeled as much to appearances conspiracy, burglary and per. in a federal as a state court, jury in connection with the bw-Nixon disclosed Monday glary of the office of Daniel night t ha t he had rejected a Ellsberg's psychiatrist. request front a Watergate In related developmen ts, The grand Jury to testify. Associated Press learned TuesSt. Clair's brief was Issued in day that the special Watergate response too California Supei-iprosecutor's office has decided or Court judge's order directing that any action on alleged pres-. Nixon to appear as "a material identlaliinolvementin the and necessary witness" at the tergate scandal should be up to trial of former White house the House impeachment aldejohnD.Ehrlichman. Inquiry rather than a grand The subpoena, issued by jury. ,'' - PROTECTION FROM THE COLD School Supt. Marcus Foster last the free food as 'aiding and Statewide rationing Is planned, November. Both men have abetting lawlessness," but the governor suggested MINVE BRAND - announces thewinners! of the Big/Little recipe contest in Florida Here are whose the women I Combine oats, bro*n Sugar anJ trelled butler Nit *eIl and press 1nD the bottom and about lYt Inches up the side ci an ungreased 9 inch spring . recipes for 3. - umnutBra*d Oats were the most exciting of all! There were al other $ ners, and $5 winner,, but we don't have the space to print them all. We wish all of you who entered could be - OAT -- - - included. The more than 300Ci recipes we received showed what good cook, you really are. For winners in other states. watch for our cookbook! $100 Tinner! i 2 Aid !ht- oats, Salt, garlIc powder and pepper an stir well 3 Fri the tcrtinas in oil for a few sec '.nds to make them soil and pliab'e tm pa n ? Bake the crust at 3501T. for 10 mn 'cs Cool ' Meanhle, prepare the t.:Ing In a rnalI mixing bowl, cC.rnbine crean 'eese and conag. cheese Beat t' 3h speed of miter until very smoot" ' GraduaU add the beatirr; . DFain 4 On each tcrT,Ua. place a tabies3Ch of enchilada sauce. chop ground beet misture sari cotta;e .heese P30 op each tortIlla and place ri a ]irrg dh ' Spoon remaInIng OflChI!ldO Iau: ,-'r l'e enchiladas and sprinii?e ' 2StantIy Add eggs, one at a time beatng we'; .i"er each addlon Mix in the varlIha ' Pour the illIrig into the crumb crust Bake at 35Q0 F for 35 to 40 nInu' until firm e For the glaze, combine orange uce ' ' :'ated c heddar cteese 1' 1 'J F TQ 30 mInute ' rrr1starcfl and sugar iris Saucepan Bong to a bol. and boll Until thicC tried sari leir, stirring often Coot ID rom temperature 10 Arrange sliced peaches over the C 'ieesecake l Pour the cooled glaze - 73*90114 THROW R(Q PILLOWS... .'. DECORATOR PATTERNS — DOG BASKET PANTS . . . . . . ELASTIC WAIST STITCH CREASE MEG 7 69 WITH HAND BRAKE BANANA SEAT N.g 39 95 LADIES' POLYESTER 388 RIG 69 1 99 BOXED STATIONERy.... ASSORTED 344 •A'0449 - SACRAMENTO. Calif. i 48c WINDPROOF THERMOS — QT. VACUUM BOTTLE CANDY R!0.44 3F0R99C ~i ~ - 359 SOUVENIR RIG 'S . LIGHTERS ...... SOPHIE MAE MASSAGER.... 499 466 502 -CLEAN BURNING - RIG 29 94C Reagan To 'T'(.JII) NEW YORK tAPt— Special prosecutor Leon Jaworski says he thinks his office now knows the full story of the Watergate affair, The New York limes said today. Jaworski told The Times In a Washington interview that major indictments of persons involved in the cover-up of the Watergate break-In would come as early as Thursday or Friday. The Times quoted Jatue- ski as saying that the in(Il(tJIienLs are being delayed until a jury is sequestered in the New York trial of former Atty. Gen. John N. Mitchell and former Commerce Secretary Maurice H. Mans. They are being tried on charges of conspiracy, perjury and obstructing justice. RIG IS FOR WALT. DECORATING HAND CARVED STAYFREE 099 7 99 5 2C EXPANDO 58C RACK ........ fill . CHIC BLACK & DECKER '/4" DRILL ....... 29C $9 ASSORTIO ILORIDA DESIGNS MOO— 7 42c ]OCT —MEG 136 - 99 RIG 99 HOSE NOZZLE... I 79 PLASTIC JUMBO PITCHER...... RIG 1099 BRASS 99C CARTRAY...... ' - SALT & PEPPER ...... SHAKERS 68c "THE TRAY" 2299 MODEL 6*20 ---- ----.--.-- .. Transit System May Close TWIN PUSH SUTTON GREAT FOR DRIVEINS ETC - 01 82c . . SPRAY STEAM DRY MODEL $55 WITH ATTACHMENTS LIMIT 2 RIG 59 FOIL FREEZER BAGS.. — — BAGS .......... so ALL WOOD WITH PLASTIC HOLDER - 29C .... RIG 59 SHOULDER STRAP rvPt ICE CUBE Mid ZIPPERED GYM BAGS ...... 166 LIMIT SIX LUGGAGE MEG 29$ TRAYS ...... PAK 1 499 .. .... RIG 5 95 HAM. BEACH IRON. . • REG 1299 PERK ..... 199 ALL METAL 1299 ELECTRIC SCISSORS ....... — $99 9 PAIR SHOE RACK t s GLASS DELICIOUS COFFEE (VLRYtM( NORTHERN 5 88 HEATING PAD.... 33 CORY — ELEC. HEDGE TRIMMER..... - rationing system, with I'r. I 1i.t bId for drivers rather than service sta"urt approval to seek the Republican nomination for the Lion operators responsible, is U. S. Senate In June has been rejected by the state largely ignored. Supreme Court. VIRGINIA: Lines are lengthy The former president O( Sail Frane State University in all areas. In some rural had sought a waiver in the State election code, which areas, only one gas station is requires a candidate for partisan office to be a registered open In each town, andwaits :IIernbel'of the party for at least l2nlonths prior to filing a HILLSBOROUGH, Calif. ter'smurder. The 5LAabo has to two hours were reported. up declaration of candidac). API — California Gov. Ronald referred to little and flemfroas State has a mandatory, oddhayakawa dropped Democratic part) membership and Reagan says he would refuse to members, even rationing system. Such became a Repoblican last Aug. 31. fits declaration of release two prisoners whose tourist areas as Virginia Beach candidacy was rejected on Jim. 8 when he attempted to Mk Feb. Heai-t, was freedom may be the ultimate ducted 4. Her father, file as a candidate fur the GOP notninatio.3 to the Senate and colonial Williamsburg have ransom demand by Patricia Ran- long lines. Also Hard-hit are seat now held by Democrat Alan Cranston. dolph A. Hearst, is editor and Hearst's kidnapers. southwest and northern VirFits bid for a waiver was denied without comment ha 4"It would be the wrong thing president of the San Francisco ginia, Richmond and Norfolk. 3dtIsion issued b) the Supreme Court on TUOLIV to (JO,' Itcag;1n told newsmen WASHINGTON: Watts range Tuesday IriSacrarnento. If YOU e $2 million up to two hours In cities, subPeople in Need, th start doing anything of that fo od distribution program tha t ur bo and most areas wes t of kind , it would be like opening Hearatsetupat the kidnapers' Cascade Mountains. Spokane COLUMBUS, Ga. tAP) - IA. William L. Calley Jr. prison doors. It would make demand for free food for Cali- and environs are exceptions appears before a civilian judge for the first time while his kidnaping a very common oc- fornia needy as a precondition Hardest hit are Seattle, Walla currence." attorney s argue for his release on bail. for negotiations for Miss Walls, southeastern area and ('alley, under house arrest at his small red-brick Reagan said there would be Hearst's release, geared u p to Interstate S from Olympia to apartment at nearby Ft. P.enning for nearly three years no legal way he could comply dole out more bags of groceries Everett. An Oregon-type, odd. with any demand to free Joseph was to make the rare Public appearance today before U.S. even plan has fallen apart in the Thw-Iay. hlerniro, 27, and Russell Lit tle, District Court Judge J. Robert Elliott. past week, but state gas station 24. Under executive clemency, Kenneth Henson, Calley's local civilian attorney, said Vioence and confusion that association trying to renew . marked the opening of the food he can grant pardon he will plead that the traditional reasons for denial of bail cooperation. victed criminals, but he has no giveaway last Friday caused are not present in Calicy's case, lie contends that Calley SOME PROBLEMS will neither flee nor present any danger to the community.authority under state law to director A. Ludlow Kramer to ARIZONA: Authorities cancel plans to resume dli. free persons awaiting trial, report waits of about 15 minutes being ttibEktiOfl Tuesday. Remiro and Little are in Phoenix and Tucson areas, held at San Quentin on but say lines are not as bad as Reagan criticized charges of murdering Oakland sands of persons who accepted earlier this month. No sideratlon,. -. Calley In Civilian Court GLASSES.............. :V4 x66 FT. LARGE SIZE -----__ , CAST IRON BODY —MEG 0 lIP — VINYL TAPE 166 599 COCA COLA 6ron99c 88 . areasorcIuesA%'olunlaryodd. Prisoner Re/ease Bid ALL PURPOSE MUIY RED RELIANCE A-i HEATING PAD.... 288 LIMIT 0*41 television form. c 3 2C -, WIPE'N' DUPE .. ........ 48C .. 99 MEG 59 MEG AEG II 79 LIMIT 7 - MEG 4 50 I I.\T l.'(() I Al' .99 PEG 1388 •• - . DOGS LOVE IMI RIG 59 EXTENSION CORD FT. 23c ..... — RIG 69 SLACK & DECKER SCHICK DRY STYLER . RE 9 02 HAIR CO'.t7i1101.,LR (IMT The 62-year-old, red-haired star of 'Here's Lucy" announced Tuesday she will be back next sen dais. Miss Ball sas in New York to promote her new musical movie, "Mame,' which opens at the Radio City Music Hall Mar 7. Miss Ball has been on CBS continuously since 1951, when she and her husband at the time, Deal Arnaz, made television history with "I Love Lucy." That show almost s*nglehandedly established the situation comedy as a RAISED LITTERING COMBI SEVEN POSITION COLORS 2FOR CERAMIC THE PRICE MUGS ........OF ONE PAK OF 3 LIMIt I DROP CLOTHS LIMIT I MEG 61k HAl KARATE 300v4. COMBO...... PLASTIC PHOTO BLOCK CUBE .... MEG 79 DURA GLOSS 49c c 4 •. RELAXOMAT RIG S 77 LABEL WITH PLASTIC I 00 VA L UE - RIG 4 $9 50 FT. CLOTHESLINE c USE WIANY LEAD HEAD JIG KING SIZE AUTO CUSHION 43c FACE MATES KITS SWEDISH FORMULA H(M3AL LIMIT I 433 TWIN AUTOMATS..... 399 TRANSPARENT 57 — .... LOS ANGELES (APi Lucille Ball, television's queen of comedy for 23 years, Is giving up her weekly series after this season. Hayakawa Loses Bid DURA GLOSS 95 DURABLE MASTIC MEG 62 — 69 BAGLEY'S SHRIMP TAILS PlC. 100 799 2FOR88c SALTY DOGS 69C LARGE SIZE DOG BASKET RIO II 99 GREAT LURE FOR ALL FLA FISH .... 1602 RIG 99c LIMIT I MAX FACTOR HAND LOTION . — BAG LEY'S 99' RIG I 49 'cPOSARIF 7(1 flT BATH On TANGLE BEADS........ - — . POCKET-PURSE FLASHLIGHT 99c 1 7502 MEG 149 LIMIT I 3 25 VALUE SUPER ROD E76 7½ FT. SPIN. ROD 39 C . Ser ies do, Georgia, Iowa, Kansas, which has a voluntary Oregon. CALIFORNIA: lines report- of mandatory odd-even ratioPiling wife, kids and family Kentucky, Maine, Minnesota, type rationing system. Some ed in metropolitan Trouble spots: Jacksonville, areas with idng plan Tuesda y. Daytona Beach, Lauderdale. Fort Myer:si dog Into the station wagon and Mississippi, Missouri, Mon. tourist areas have no shortages. short waits weekdays but up to cars limited to $2 andCompac otherst to and Miaml.Foei taking off for a cross-country tans, Nebraska, Nevada, New Cape Cod is among the trouble an hour weekends. Tourist $3. ski trip or visit to Grandma is Mexico, North Dakota, Ohio, spots, along with IDAHO: Waits are less than Worcester, areas also have weekend lines. no longer possible in many Oklahoma, South Dakota, Fall River and Springfield. Rural Sussex County, with 10 minutes in most areas, and Mandatory Odd-even rationing parts of the country. Texas Utah and Wyoming. many of the states beach . gasoline is available at all tourNEW YORK: Lines long in adopted Tuesday on county A driver who tries It will run DIRE sorts, was among the trouble 1st areas like aid resorts, even most cities and suburbs, but not lion basis. onits into states where he can't buy MARYLAND: Lengthy lines in rural areas. Wails in New spots. Wilmington 6nd Dover On Sunday. waits 19 re also had long lines before ratioState Energy Office expects gas some days because his 11- are reported around Baltimore York City have been up to three cerise plates end in the wrong and In the Maryland suburbs of hours. State went to a man- ported as 15-20 minutes in urban ning took effect. the gas supply to drop when areasLines and 15 number. If he can buy, he may Washington, D.C. me state farmers, who have priority, datory, odd-even rationing suburbs. areminutes shorter in FLORIDA: Emergency fuel start spring planting. have to wait in line for hours. a mandatory rationing pro- system Tuesday. Only motor- week than earlier, allocations USEd end-of-month ILLINOIS: Situation eased grain, and Gov. Marvin Mandel IsIs wi th half a tank or less can shortage, but waits still 15 to 30 Monday with emergency Twenty-two of the 48 coo- says it can last until end of the buy. Nostatederatlog plan is minutes in some areas. State allocation of 30 million gallons. tiguous states have relatively month with recent special alloNORTH CAROLINA: Lines being few problems. Six ha ve dire considered, but various has voluntary od d-even plan. Before that waits were more problems and the other 20 have cation of 8.6 million pn. reported throughout state with communities have local sys- It's considering mandatory, than an hour In Chicago and wails averaging 1 hours in tem. t'w troubles. A list follows: MASSACHUSETTS: Lines of urbanareas,onlyafewmj and some cities and counties sometimes worse in suburbs. FEW PROBLEMS DELAWARE: Serious trou- ha ve made it so. But touris more than an hour are ts Legislation for odd-even Ala bama, Arkansas, Cobra, in areas throughout t reported in rural areas. Little gas is Nes last week, but lines were are given special con. ratio he state, available in mountain resort considerably shorter alter start ning to be introduced next — cr 12 Sprinkle lightly with nutrie 11 Chill several hours befc'e C" t"e Mrs. Ldwa,d kpn,ii 1096 SV' 27th Ave. Boynton " Beach, Florida 33435 CINN BREAKFAST BREAD I rSW- 99 Ictive dry yeast 'I Cup maIm wall, (ITQ'F 2 cups not 2 cups 3-MINUTE IPANI) QUICK OATS '4 cup firmly Packed brown sugar 2 IabISpoon, WE Short,nIng * tIblispoon 015.11 4t to cups flour , cup sugar It l,ltpoons cinnamon Mrs. F. arccka Lot 179 Palm Lake Village I)uneaIn, Florida 33528 $25 PEACHES 'N CREAM CHEESECAKE Dorothy hharnson 1460 Hannah Drive Merritt Island, Florida CRUST 3 cup. 3-MINUTE BRAND QUICK OATS 41 Cull firmly p.cssd b'own Sugar ) cup bullet or margarin., melted FILLING I' 0161111C011 cream cli...., soIt,n,ri . cup creamed coltag cMs. *. cup sugar 3 099S I teaspoon vanilla GLAZE I cup orange 1wes 3 Iea$poos C01 cornstarch T cup Sugar IOouncepacag..f,o,,ftshc,d 2— "SCIIIIII. thowtid and drained. or 2 cup, clMned, drained p*scho& Nutmeg -____ 52 MEXICAN ENCHILADAS- ) ss,e eas' n *&!('1 Set as. t3r Scald milk and CoI to tI1kewr,n Arid oats. brown sugar sllorten.ng II di55u)Iyj 'east and half of the it Stir Aelt - AJ rCnianng flour until a soft douti - AMERICAN STYLE TuVn , o',t Onto a l'ghlty fured board I pound ground beef s cup 3-MINUTE BRAND QUICK OATS •s)0O ill lilipoon garlic powdi, until smooth arid etas' c ut dough roo 0 greased boni Lri ance tOt'reas Ifle top of lhe tiot.qh ver arid 10 rase unt I double ,r . ttahs I ": to 2 hours) cJfb daugri in two parts Roll ea rt ,'siniii' each rcctdn31q *it,, suga' cinnamon Roll no like a j011y 101 rig li.JhIty at the er'$s .' ' Dash of pippir I dozen tortillas. Irish or Iroien Oil 111 frying lortlilas 2 - 10 ounce cans •nclWlad.a slut. I langi onion, chOpped I pint creamed cottag, cli,,.. 1 cup grated cheddar chess. I C , Iok the ground beet riliI it,,. rr.k is gone Slit *h,t cook.ng t: 31( thr' h3ebtj.t.,r cco!rL'f P!",'',. "'' ' each roil into a g:eased 9 S ' f p*n i.frase until double in size (lakes 'J£0minuie, ' �2B—The Sanford Herald A Wednesday, Feb. 27, 1971 Fate. Worse Than ----% Death... I F The Sanford Herald - By Tom Tiede out of gas and must siphon Presumably it's worse for dent-elect ci the American one woman who has alread& NEW HAVEN. CONS. enough from others to get to the neurotics: before they Psychiatric Assn.. says that if thought of how to keep her 'SEA I — I am 86th or 87th in the pumps; Boston reported merely thought someone was we were Britons. used to daughter out ul tuit water line from the pumps, outside eight cases of gas consump- out to get them, now they queuing up, we'd bring our pu iliches in it instead. I New Haven, and I am wrap- tion illness in one week. Then know it. But even the nor- knitting and accept the in know an eve 'lax, maker tk his ped up in lethargic trivia. I there was the fellow in Long ma liv even-tempered are evilable. But being Yanks, has decuIedu move to an is ave discovered there s Island who beat up a t Oman succumbing . N t'w Jersey "we want our crisis it) .fl(I h land iull Alaska and lwt'omt' flaw in my dashboard uphols- because she honked at him. pharmacists say the sale of sundown. The uncertainty is known as an optical-Aleutian ters'. There are precsels- 43 tranquilizers is up and corn- the key danger. says 1k I know a young entrepreneur radio stations in range o my No doubt these are bad rnunitv mental health centers Spiegel "We are losing our shho has dreamed up this aerial. And, though It is 26 times for the easily frustr in the northeast report an in confidence" lovely idea of opening an degrees outside, there is an aled. A New York psy- cre'asein calls and caseload,3. But there must be some orange juice stand inI.,us ant in my glovebox and I am choanalyst. Dr. Augustus V good in all this. I say, sitting Vegas a n ci calling it dying to know, obsessed with Kinscl, says that when the "lnconseni&'nce has tltsin- here, my rump numb, my Squet'ters Palace wonder, if it's a Mr. or Mrs basics of tile are disturbed. tegrated into chaos," as M,is' eyes bagg Perhaps with all Had I a book. I'd read it such as energy, loud or sachuwtts Governor traricis of theseiwopk' lined up in Seiase me, lvi' Just rnuus*'d But the only publication shelter, "people tend to with- Sargent puts it. and niauy thoughtful Mulitud('. perhaps tip one car. available IS my auto manu• draw they become Americans are not .11)11' III all manner of interesting Now I 'm either 85th or 8611i facturer's warranty and I suspicious of one another." cope Dr. John Spiegel. pre- ideas are incubating. I know In linesimply cannot study those coupons again What to do What to do' I've cleaned m windshield with a napkin. SAVE v11 emptied the cigarette hoc. lyfrDn scraped a bit of rust from the win ow knob Sigh' I'm drop ping into fantass I dream of How To Save Gas, Sti'll Run Errands — - I I j 5 I opening a wafixid cafe called the "House of Eel Repute.behind me came to my window and said all this was a ('unpur.ic\ 110 said theut was plenty of gas but it was all being hoarded until the prices go up. I reminded him that prices were already up to 60 cents a gallon, but he had a glazed look about him and I don't think tic heard. He had a friend, he insisted, who UK, gas is 60 cents a gallon at your neigh- tL.k.....,3..A, V. M3IIIIlIUII WIIVJ GOING TO MARKET ThESE NEPALESE women have to cross turbulent Arun Rivervia rickety bridge to get to nearest market. Bridge is made of liana, a tropical vine indigenous to Nepal. . / n A ( STOIt S U UVU • • • Paper Plates 7 I I $100 '°' ' • '' vienna ausage • • • • can o to the Promised Land. 'Wonderful,' Mose s replied, but what's the bad news" And God said. 'The bad news is that before I can do it. I've got to file an en vironm impact statement.' " When I asked the man how he liked the joke. he sln.ig' ged. His collar was open. his pants wrinkled like he'd been sitting in them a long time and he kept drumming his lingers on m hood I ain't very religiouC he said. And then he breathed heavily. That reminded me of another joke but he kit. Ise him now in my rear view mirrol; he is throwing rocks at a tree. I confess I feel slighted here. This is not a soplusticated gas line Iwas In one once in Ma ssachusetts where an attendant, dressed as Santa Claus, served coffee. I read 6 NR$s , • SAVE bc . . . . . 38 • ,; -_i i , • SAVE 4 I ,,, BLACK I ASSOR * TE D FL AVORS -111 k A 28-az NR6 PtA',, .5 ' • . ' ' BROWN P4° SERVE SEEDED OR I ROLLS I , SL'PERBRAND USDA INSPECTED (,RAD, 1 • - 1ijtI I A - 1A3 Sallord SANDRA RAWLINS 134 9217 Cass&berry SIDNEY THOMPSON 8349717 Altamonte Sinqs SHIRLEY MILLET 8349212 For est City ff ee Co DOW I's C, 69c Handi Wrcp :Dolt , ac 43c Coffee 89c Coffee 79c Lemon Juice 79' Kraut Beef, 11 ,9 Mix 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 ' . . • . 'A. OtDt $11411 110~% 116 qf 1 4441 . • • • 6 'itlSUft "O°l ftI,rfi!4 I,00D,f • &at, * •• instant Coffee SlOTH 35. 3 . ., I 0 SUI ysol Spray rup ..... ..L. : X1, TA8811 1AStV 63c Dinners $165 Mallows 1125 Jack 55c Cersto Vs 0 0 Is 0 Sure Jell 2 47c Cleaner 47c Cleaner 39c 37c PURE I B. •• SUPERBRAP4D ICE CREAM - FLORIDA LETTUCE J5C I DO# 49c Bisquits k ,fI ; lp 5 .,,, . . , 89c Bread Pancakes (.(ta •. . ••..• Detergent FLORIDA .- Aluminum foil Jr'1 641'.j 0AV TOP VALUE STAMPS : .I • "' . I 3 85 .• 00 3 'R6~ 00 3 is, $1 *A. d": , , : 1 2 9 59c J. • • • Spa reribs Neckbo nes 99 T9 49c Sausage r Fish Filets A Shrimp, f IAIA AWOp.0 • 1 C • • • . . Pim. Cheese Yog urt 3 . . . 1 AIMAJ)(.1 AII Sliced Ham Sliced Ham tit Pak. '1 '9 ..9 : 1 .6. $ 1 99 Rol ls ,4111 , 11(5,1 l&C'( CIiSi" I' Whiting P9 Tomatoes Celery $1 29 C ots . . . . $1 09 Potatoes 8 87c Mushr oms 39c Potatoes 4 85 Shrimp 0 0 0 . ' so -.3 . •. I - I OP V ALUE STAMPS • . Cobbler. MORTON ASSORTED D(T UWI 1 $1 • • . . . . . . . : PIES 1: Sliced Bologna 1 .. 10111111 [IflCT F AIfl . r% l(Guu,o. 6A , l. •• C . h OIt04PItuPAC1 SAGS 1 110.AS fIC,11"" L , i $1 00 Rich Ill s $100 NE TOP VALUE STAMPS POINI st CASItI5 & COZY 111 KITCHEN • LMICK CAKES Dressing FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST 4 1 •I 8U?JIi$i0($1ii, •.. - Ground Beef 49 900 AN II OP VALU E STAMPS 'IG 1.08 P&G 00 Waffles Is 2 49c Flounder SORTED C 39 Portions MEAT 23c Sandwich DINNERS 29c or $ 49 99c Gr. Pe 'as . 2 ' $1 00 11-01 ( 4 $100 orn - OP VALUE. 114 '$1 $100 . o 3 ACM WI U ISA "$1 'I...' Aa1PP(3 FANCY APPLES 6 II-OR. PKOS. $ 99 arr $ 1 99 Cheez Whiz "Al - .................... Collage Cheese • 1139 - .2 RID DELICIOUS JUMBO EXTRA I I 'i fruit Drinks 8, SANFORD Pt On •FOR iIA'i3 I ItAA •a( 1 OD hOu9 SuIA(IIv AP51 01 ORANGES BA NA N AS . Topping SWEET JUICY TEMPLE ra , IIMA'* 51111 PO'*l( .................... , Chips. 00 .0~, • • IASTI 0 hA 115$ & lIBI* IJI . $1 39 - PACK PKG. Potatoes ORAN franks 53c 12$1 'Oh lAG S'40(STli,*G 79 !~~ 73 1 . . • • . BARS HAM Knockwurst I.I: $1 HARVEST FRESH • ('C#hA-.! A_ OAT Cookies - 'LAD 3 . MlJSH$O(JM '),, I A'..I 89 Twin Pops 2 - ig t I .9 • 01 "S IPAIT04 S S0ST0P CIt& BLrF .- • BACON VAI'*OA I'1".fIA', 29c Remover 49c Trash Bags . Is. tOOD S 'Q,D 5 5c 1 ... . ... ............ 419 E. FIRST ST. •.. .•$I VALUE STAMPS ' LAND . GR CANNED $ .............................. .................... ........ .......... ITF1Exr MAL 1frI ,t• WUdL TOP VALUE STAMPS VALUE STAMPS TOP HILD4 RICHMOND Dftona r 13 $ -409i 10411U NA41fill A 1 5861 IA'. 41*? "jI 4f'liAlIf t $139 LIPTON (N000If .......................... . 'I, LO t4G . . . . 69C s'z;'.c OIIJUSTICI$ 6g Pies HORMIL PKGS. 0) 1185n 5 0I ',',po'SUN 7R I 1 LB. DOZEN r, 6'7C (APIs BRAND SMOIUD POPs( SHOULDER EG6S • 11-011. . 4 Round Steak WHOLE PICNICS LARGE 22c ... • MARGARINE SAVE IIII 4 af; SJIU • 'cc' PXG- CAKE i 'I.. Swiss (neese 31.114 3109. 32-ex. ru . . . . • S]09 •.. BOTTLES :: Biscuits p. ii 2 _______________________ euI' SUIuILl - '' HALF GALS. 88C . . . . . . — " 99c . . . . • • 59c 4. 0 . . . . • . • Pork Roast . ALL MEAT FRANKS 79c IRLSd FLORIDA ALL WHITE Frostings Rice L •, . Pt G u• 1 OST0' ( &.c a. U. S ciioic SAUSAGE Oki "0 MILK to JA Pork Hams If _________________ SOUR (REAM 10 . fS !1(., -!4A'4I •IAP —, ________ •i . . • • . Beef Patties..,3 _____________ OAST 69 - ICE '- D elmonicos , 17 LBS. I 17c SAGS . -- • MILD MIN " I P I SAVE Dressing Dixie Curs Can Liners Figurines I nh — U' .' 1" Tenderloins bAP. J'iI)A $' A. Y . i.1!J USD HOICE - '. - ;••.• l#' A' •"(AN[) A DETERGENT VIAI 414 $ . MAID 1 I lONI .' '' AIA!I! Hindquarters VE 33c ____ ______I 1 _____ I IIIADT to HIM A- -00 LILAC DtSH wi5 ', A 2 • f . Y" l4 _____ . " II IT HOURS - •00 WIDE VARIETY or I LA (.0 - Whole 88c tell 1111tseuty 89c . A N.Y. Strip Steaks • CANS CLUSTER . FLAVORS I- , 3 AttA'. • • CHEK , DIXIE DARLING 134217 that it conforms to factory specifications, 9S W-D IIIIAND 0401 on A Several cars awa there i a kid 11')lihun his tuihca;, wi th a rwspapt'r and (JurR snow At least we've no trouble yet. A man in Newark re cently shot the top off a gas with a shotgun. A man P in this state was waiting on a railroad track and his car was demolished by a train. Motorists in some lines run . . • TOM TOES her doors $ockedasifshewas suspicious of the company. . 4~401 THR IFTY about one in New Jersey • Ham PattjeS ...I. .,: S179 ____________________________________ ' ••' - "•i Wile % Oxtails A, . ~.siiiiii& - .1 CHEK DRINKS PRESERVES where motorists played bridge on the trunk of a Grand Torino Alhehaein our line ts this dull fellow throwing rocks Behind him there is a lady sitting with . I - 0 . e . AL L _________________________________________________________ — . $159 S . . p ,,i ______________________ p 88c 12.o, Saltines • ALE or BEER Ground Round Iuv •• J . B 99c FISCHER 'i've decided to part the Red Sea you and your people SEA HUGHES iirt•• ("CIA (")(f PII' 4A'4) PAI I '. A 11 day God came to earth and told Mo.es he had some good news and me bad. 'Oh. Moses said, 'ihat's the good newsT' 'Well,' God answered. (iIq.011l. iii: PRICES GOOD THURS. FEB. 28 THRU WED. MAR. 6 Riuhis 1(Yi for the dht but I cuntinut'd anywa). "One (t'/iOIlki •' tooT Re e rye & I steering, automatic transmissions, air con. di ti n nin eI t-, tilni PRICES GOOD THURS. FEB. 28 THRU WED. MAR. 6 Dii atwr which h. HELPFUL CIVIC INFORMATION: in the midst of an energy crisis. And while legislators. oil industry officials and federal "j(j k4 QU(lI1tsty "Listen.- I said changing the subject. "I have a joke. The man looked past me to- HOSPITALITY, WARM GREETINGS. AND A consumers, however, are partially to blame as well because of their penchant for power - I II AI,A4I - Keep your car in tune. Even a new car can need a tune-up. You can drive slow on the freeway, ease up to stop signs, avoid "jack-rabbit" starts and still get poor mileage if the engine isn't running right. Check your timing regularly to be certain I said. Serving... full-size car could deliver 16-17 miles a gallon. Today a car does well to get 12r 13 miles a gallon. Some of the blame can be placed on the extra weight required by federally mandated safety features, emission control requirements and lower compression ratios necessary' for cleaner-burning low-octane fuels. Five gallons. Mentally you figured out that live gallons would take you about 75 miles. You drove out of the station trying to decide which errands you would have to put off until later. Or cancel a Itoget her. Well, Il you haven't heard it already, we're But there are many ways that the average motorist can cut his fuel consumption and still drive fo work, run his errands and even take off for a day in the mountains on weekends if he chooses. And he doesn't have to trade in his 250horsepower Pizzazmobile to do it, either. Here are some tips that can boost your mileage. And that's a fact. In the mid•19GQs a IM)rtIood service station. If you can get it. Last time you drove in the attendant would only give YOU $3 worth. pS - - could confirm his opinion "You call him. IWll tell you There's plenty of gas,' he ward t he government can argue until they're blue in the race as to whether the crisis is real, gasoline is in short .supply. Conlev wmkl A few minutes ago, the man wnrI,,..l •n SIP BvJEItIfl' AUIIOTF etic SrvIr. I - Wednsday, Fob. 27, 107,4-1V1 FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. 24-a'. 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Roll Sausage, ......... IIBtt)tt r.9du ln..n WI. . . •. •-_• 63c ..... folly 11.10, C.p.I..d, 5'1 -. 69' SAVER EXTRA of Country Ham •i•••• . -S.-. .- .. -. Arai I . i IIuui - - - Hams.......,.0..lb Beef, Turkey, Ham -.. R•C Cola 5$1oor 7. EXTRA $I 0 U wl I Sandwich Spread •1. 99' 6 Milk 1'I'I E XTRA I.'. phg 4 PR#d, Rod, While Whitt I Blue 1 - - - - - • • I felt, Chipped `(I . a- S-lb o I. • Sliced Bologna, ...0..0 : i II .al Ln E! . 699 111 $ 1I111coloppere"o. Go-go or Iii Salami) _ STAMPS . . . . . . . . • S.,,Is P,;a,w.. Ifevolodhousilifir 'W &•' ......... J..ty *.as.., II.. Selvage 1" ' Igo A sI II 10 aIls (W$ uP1. also P5*;, Of tI a I.sai :': 49 0., .'., '' Perch Fillets ........... Alka Seltzer Tablets 25-ct, size .4 U..,'. a 1174) pleasure *#- International Style Vegetables ........... eaded Shrimp 5 - - - '::' 12*1 SANFORD PLAZA Publmwy.17.t2andAirportBlvd.,Sanford CLOSED SEMINOLE PLAZA Hwy. )?.92, as rflQrkp~s �.----. -------'" - - - — - -- - --- —--- - --- -- — - - - - - - ---- - PRICES EFFECTIVE FEB 28MAR 1974 SHOPP "P ' ____ -- -- ell N) JGINNS VE EVERYD AT 4R AY MARKETS 6th Annual 2 'MAR C Join The "Toue" OF THRIFTY 4 y . FAIRWAY SHOPPERS KEEftLER SIMON House Crackers . £ 1 53 -I t Stea C Top Round Steak London Broil Ground Round - 8-lóoz.Bottlas KRA / FAIRWAY FARMS sl ced Bacon / an d R '' I ts lb. - 1 89 Sirloin Tip Steak lb~ 1 1.89 Eye of Round lb 1.59 Bottom Round Roast BonelessRumpRoas(lbsllg lb 1 1.99 lb'1.99 lb '1.89 - A i 11 4 if I 1111;.~Q& fill S41101111111 $741 Ws AN4 III i "K HOME TOWN 110Y 113411 FA11tjA%1'.AVI PRICE 1IS10 0014%GI Ail $ CAMPOILL - "THE GROCERY PRO" - tbd, SAVE14eKRAFT Italian Dressing 160Z SAVE 10c "'ISHBONE Chunky 5 - *1 14 Tomato soup 4"A f PLUS DEPOSIT "" LYKES SUGAR CREEK 3to5$ba. Gatorade PUREX CHOPP D SIRIiOIN niemn C LIMIT 4-6 PAKIS UUITLA f%n (.QUART J612 oz C H IO BN C SAVE I Oc, 39C Spaghetti Sauces A-1 Steak Sauce io. SAVE 9c KRAFT Macaroni Dinner 2 Cooked Ham 0 Canned Ham FRYER Tin . lPOki 1.59 - - Shank Half Whole Ham or BREAST OR LEG - -- Butt Half QUARTERS 49 S AJAX Or CAGLE'S PRIDE ') GIANT SIZE IT'S NOT MOHAWK BONELESS 3.lb.$â SAVE 39' j) - 65c Ib. MAXWELL HOUSE 1.99 Grill Wieners I 49C _jh1'111I LYKES LYK ES V SAVE 10c RAGU Ham M _ . Cans .z SMOKED lb. LIME OR ORANGE - _ Ribs iiML r rH r Ww i OLD MILWAUKEE 001 dlll - up' PORK SPARE 3uoz39c , - George Dmirl ". I'HE MEAT PR( ;H MISSOURI -. 9c 49C So: - W79c 0 ID. (rti,1.mA I • - - (Coffee TO SHOP _____ lb. AT Can FAIRWAY BAT H ROOM C(tAffl raw - - C . — URs6PAKoNcpper Candy Bars -I- 2,oA 89 c FREEZER = ( LIMIT I FAIRWAY FRESH FLORIDA GRADE A LI YOUNG 59c Fan•astjk - -. - _ yr HORMEL Brown & Serve Sausages 89C U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF FAIRWAY FARMS nd ys $ Italian Sausage - i _ MORE ORDER SALE FRESH FROZEN lb.1 .1 9 T-Bone Steaks, Porterhouse Steaks, Sirloin, London Broil, Round Steak, Rump Roasts, Tip Roasts, N.Y. Strips CUT AND -WRAPPED FREE PILLSBURY Biscuits $ Loin Lamb Chops lb 1 .39 1.29 ONI ON, CHUCK WAGON SALISBURY, P(PPIR Steaks ______ tSubj.ct to Cutting Loss) 20 401 $ 39 op doz. NABISCO OREO RED DELICIOUS PITCHERpAK - Log C APPLES I OROIASWUT lb tatoes Hid ISCOUNT PRICE 9C 1 29 RIDA as lyPlant Syrup 2 Morton Salt 26os 19 b- JONESLiJ Jo' ,.------' - ! _L rrots MAY 2 for29c 39 7C 'Ill - HO c apefruit 4 FRESH*a ,4r Strawberries 97c IàEhJ TEMPLE GREEN GIANT FROZEN ( PRANGES rpm- -- 16oz. Rio Pinar LIMIT ONE WITH 1, 5fl 2 ORMOREORDER 41 .- ------- C Ib TASTY FAIRWAY TASTY 65C 55 Baked Beans 59c Chicken Roll Washington Dungenoss JUMBO COOKED CRABS - * ad i Florida Lobster FAIRWAY MARKETS VCLUIY) - 'GOLF_PROFESSIOPD FANS -- ____________ — -- 59c FAIRWAY FRESH EXTRA LEAN Cream Cheese 29C 6 KRAFT '- - 01 53c Sour Dough Bread Hot Cross Buns 6 'You'll Save on Every Shot . if Sin Francisco - Ground l'pIr Apple Strudel .. _•%_ 3. French 4 at • Chopped Ham Big Birds at Fairway Today '0 FEB. 28-MAR. 3 Thursday — Sunday FAIRWAY I -• -- App4 i "Iut Th -- Pt maitoes Wc Hope To ee You I 299 WINE - See The Pros een Onions • CUTLETS W.th A Sp 01 Wine tAID WA V'S I QUART I. HAPPY nIcfl 4oz. -/ "SHOP 1.59 lb 1 u' f Gim ' Sausage -: — I nc BREADED VEAL $ Bab 2i PRIDE GRADE A _____ 69c -•/ 4 VALLE Y ____ - SAVE9c .7c Margarine 59C %EXTRARGEORLARGf Creme Cookies 12 to 18 lbs. ALL SWEET fr 69 Ib Fresh Wafer -- •-- •• L-( ///,4luuIII.,I - - Nile Perch FresjiCa,f,$h Ib 69c 98, H4hbutfjHe, "urn Müi.t 1r e Rack Shrj,, - I: $I ____ 16— $1 pa �-i 813-The Sanford Herald --' - - .. • '. . 5 ' I • - - - - - . . . - .. - 9 - --% . .- I I- • * ------ -.; •. . •. . $ -. . •1 . . .••. - •-- --- -- • S - -;-I• %•-.-- St Wednesday, Feb. 27, 1974 Euthanasia ALLEY OOP Sh ld 0 ou - ' r Law Look Other Way In Some Deaths? 1 t)ITOH '(bTI %. , Science I-djlor David IIrn• din Is author of the bestseller ''l)raih as Fart of t.IFe," % hkh has just been puh• lished in paperback 19 II'. Ha'. Id Hetidin \E - ispe ci ut - O 5' .• YEL%.OW the ret ni on RS LihhiliL. or inuiden Ill ('liii' ol a Long Is' t,ifltl, N . urgi'iu,, is that lilt' lIhitCillilt' was uptite casil'. pr" - lable prosecutor was rt'alR i'r slit Pt twit 111.11 the jIir 1ul(in(t BETTER OR WORSE DOUG KENNEY, founder of National Lam- lit- Vincent A lilonlemarano Illolivent 411 the In III poon niagazine. is confused over ~vhether lie li kes himself after being shorn lie cut. hair f satire oli Ilis jI liallent, tit lit% rugent. Ilaller. Nlon , Ii nl.irjn$, hilited Iitr some' sort III a Ifl'W juti iii pi et cdi ni sc itli ri i..urd to t'uth.ini,isi.i oi inc R S killing The -A. suhije Is ii ill'. necer ;IrIiM'. although the''.- '.i 1i .it used Ili in' tie it uric fit lhunntiLhII(i$ lilt tii,iI ILtit it .iIl t-.uint' tht'.'. it lip the Si (1111 Ii' t ui'sI ion iii '.chit'tiie'i .1 huh t'i- was tutu' tuuilhe'd Sit't' the' pruI'-4'('ut hut .itiut EVER SMELLED' S - ' p01'.4111 in the ii itid of Ihi heft. •itii fill actuaii% ,utimin' ister it hifl1M'lI Iii Norway. a judge' t nay ri'diirt' liii' punish' cc killing iMhu,w ment Ii if, the' nii.'uiintim prii.iIt nor* - hiufis and ('tint iluue'.s today sui('Idt' %%lilt healt-if dim,tvsion ov, .,'r '1111-w lit. Q111olog% al to its fill. ntrv has vet '.u'n' as ,itic & l.a'.'. that cc oulit permit the Sunpremu' ('tOil Is .tl,tuit in pie; t,itt' that 't it is iii,! illegal to .ultu'nipl to ••I I - \ ' ;•. physician who "murders I ,,,,, - - ""i T .' • -- F ATA LISTIC . 'r D THE SECOND ri't SEMESTER I - - - ç 1\ '1 111 , , - ____ ' - - r` ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toil Free, 6.142077 for "We Care AtIitt TCffl% BUGS BUNNY z- V I ou'r TH iS740 Y0'J7H5 BACK 5a.m.' 5:30p.m. Saturdays & Holidays Cam. -12Noon Deadline Noon Day Before Publication ' ?" ' 'IUPER.RIGHT" FULLY A5P SOEtICIOUS 11 '.OTICE• - LiC Meat Franks ............... l2o I toI(G W 0IOKEDTENDEROKED SHANK SUPER RIGHT HARD CORN FEDWESTERN 1j; th PORTION - p \ 1f Cf '.'. l'J by Crooks & Lawrence E V!41 r,; J THE CsF HEA. $[ " * 4 - - "'' Fj!o.Fi4FAr To Tfl, E r4riç rrr '.o CF O r '.tr rrEr ME PORK LOIN SLICED 98 So ad j - This position is ideal for a man or woman who enjoys outside, sales work coupled with the challenge of field management of Distributors. l-Cards of Thanks 2 -in Memoriam CAPTAIN EASY r fl7$11 SALES MANAGER This is a career position 3-Cemetariet 4-Personals - I Pyi DISTRICT 40c a line I thru S limes 30c a line 6 thru 25 times 23c a line 2% times (52.00MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum 91 %jjench Want Ad l by Heimdohl & Stoffel '• - FIxIt Shop liet Pniai Isi 7 a ates sewing ine repair ed. tiled The Circulation Department is taking applications for a Announcements wurnr ri'niinuv VTflflC ECONOMY ORIGINATE UtlUIfMl S or A gill ofhvaltpu and love I Department hours I : RALEIG H BICYCLE 01 Copy. i l . 1(4 W ans*rr'. to 'Peper' VIcInIty of (,%t.en Cau 123 ItCS Insertions-No Change S - - qi Lost and Found LOST CHIHUAHUA, Ian color, Rated For Consecutive LA : - I p Can Help Ccii 173 1517 Write p o Do. 1.113 ¶antord, niom The Longer Your Ad Runs The Liss It Costs Per Line Per Day, to set a lega rerellent for The case ethel not. Rd PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic AAoiiymoii "Hotine" S Performed b P,'i#'.iyii '.sIvyr Spr.ngu Arport 934 738 1771. Pet 1116 1433 Ask for Want Ads too - A Winter Park- Personals MARRIAGES FACED WITH A DRINKING - a humane' umvt'rclosj' III drug,, 4 Results Orlando 831.9993 4 •lL A. IPs... -" -'--j tried for a merev kllllng. %al. found inno'cent but man% hadrit ectedtherase by Lorry Lewis - 1 I IT- Personals Seminole 3222611 / I... E TFMMtAMI. the Long IS' land. N. . surgeon recently - '1r''. I y' • .j CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS -5 _v :- S B A SED ON I $J . '- _ - •1 - ) practice -- - '. NION- ce--is begall ill 1959 willi lilt, Americao Law Illstiltile's 1111)(It-1 cilde recornnitincla. in cam. I.u'.c - - Suit'iuk' INFORMATION WANT AD DIAL I Apt '" work in favor of .1 flofl'.'. nih II II \%'it% 1101 S41 Io:VVlI 11 he (-,or, case %%ere lt.t,j(ll.d oll .1 Illole Jill I Illsoph lV.'I I uhi;utIge's -' - British jurist in al I '.c (ian'.- uilt' ct illi.inis flute's that some of hit. sa me things work against the' passage of an actual law on euthanasia. First of all, he' writes. be'' voomm %tticide undet ;Ili% (-;first- of lilt- evidence realthough it 1* quired it iii, very difficult to Imbidden lit aso,isi another'% ` establish a char, ge against ,I I lilt cry litim It- 91-4,111119 ( iori rla'.i.i In his 195s hook, •fht' t h thhtt' Over abortion Ia'.'. s The e'vulutionar'. pr.u' hi.is .- Wednesday, Feb. 27.1974-9 B Herald Want Ads Get OLD MAN' . and the cha nges will itni'. (Ofl( when more l,ivmen and physicians are ci ihling to eIsseus actions that liii". .ilru'ads tacitly con done :t siiiiul.ir prot't's has takeni TIIj.F'.)J'y' " AP'D ID OAT TO UPt. T DANiti OF 6LO" WLIJ ALL BE M5T ',0iJkT-ALL'w j 4 , t (it mci killing iu., it is no W 1 ise that a new legal lire'' "I IllV tin tug p.ita 'siuin chum tie' nn'o '1Ilifi..Ifl% IURII io'.t irti t d tn iii iii euthanasia. flint tli,it morecountries ;i.I'.t fliti taken such steps Ikt.i(i4 ni t'i'tlaUl practical lJ( mrs ri at uit to I in idniinist rat ion o t \ i Ii ng I cc s I g I If uthan.jst,i or (1t'tisIOfl iast sear olunta, raa (here is no coun r death with dignity lift' •1 ii.iltii- lh 't'l in the world thu h V I) to ft a r laws Ifi nih art-it n I• a Ii it, ci cut hanasia in &' cas&' of fbi sine e l.ne in out siti u t is It r ininal time ss and suffer not reall'. .ini accurate' re' ing SO1e countri e s ha'. i lit t lion of the se nt ime tits iii $ i k ii st j liii'.'. t '. t I the community and pro1e' Swute'rIand has ia'.cs that r - . n Bauer. a itrniinallv ill cancer p.Ilii ft 'l'h if tal Iwvt'i rann' Up lit liii' "sl$t'l.Itwns of thow '.hn tLL I EtTAiNL" 'ii LK- - The Sanford Herald S opportunities. 1-Child Care 7-Moths Hotels Apply in person to... to-Do It Yourself The Circulation Department It-Instructions 99 offers excellent growth S-Lost and Found S-Eating Places '-Good Things to Eat -T, that Travel & Recreation t o- 211 sox is it OZ III SAOLAtt to $1 149 13-Travel Agencies i4-Camping-Resorts IS-Action Sports 19 TO 22 LB AVERAGE CHOPS LB PER PKG CENTER & END CHOPS Fryer Quarters............... LO. 59c !r 'aiithth IErrath Employment L FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thoves il--Help Wanted 21-Situatiom Wanted - S - ( h'c_ OF COURSL I DON - HOLD You RESPOHIISIBL FoR ALl. Tl4 MISTA K E IN YOUR DEPARTMEN1 FO5ICETT...x DON'T THINS YOU'RE CREATIVE ENOU&H TC HAVE THOUGHT OF Al OF THEM. by Dick Cove I tN'T KNOW WulETHE '- ECOMG M. Erlr_-,, P -A,56E R71lIE... NAKC NERY Rentals 79-Rooms for Rent 30-Apartments Rent Unfurn ished 31-Apartments Rent Furnished 33-Houses Rent Furnished . mirat $ -r ''.r .-5' Ii or '5 , • I FENCE 3$-Wanted to Rent ) fl\ Real Estate - - - WAT'S Te.4tT j I' O4Id Cirt h2 - i-'ipIete li-Income And Investment Property Appliances lkctrkw eC.E ApplIances FuiI'r- CornniUC Li I R es idential II trical Serr,c,.L'ce-nsed & Bcj'mdei 74 Hr An All SCm note Co Swering ServCe 0)0 50 11 Santo,d ElCCtrIC Company 2527 Park Dre 322 ISa? - Engraving to It 1t'e anSwer to W$'ittodo w.th Vour 0,: Lt - Sr I I th , Classled Ad yj - I:-- -. CARTON OF rs (57 kI - BEETLE BAILEY Mort Walker 79 ENERG' PO 'Tt3LJ T)4I1`4 I ENE9' OW CF %ILL THIN VOWN IN Glass-Mirrors SI-Sports Equipment And Supplies IR TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON ltrr'rtI S Bra.-'y NOOK) SITE P ne. 122 '7 i2 ttorrrer I 63-Machinery and Tools o*-Equipment for Rent &S--Pets and Supplies low a-Horses 0-Livestock and Poultry or 'DO small iri'eror. S. 1I pLinhing All house'. 53995 pej'.jc Cleaned 37) 170'. EXPERIENCED WORKMAN BULLDOZER WORK :iearng lots our Specialty 373 1731 Stiff 3 P.M 69-Stamps Coins 70-Swap and Trade rEAR, ThE r' s, 17$.s3 S'E c" 'e 7 4E M.'T ME CAM WASE Mf R 1W5 51u AM Don' necds° Serve a VSCIJI pvrPe again "t"you sell lIst'. a cIau'.f.ed ad from the Sanford Herald Can us toda y , Don delay' Jut? dat 177 7611 ow 63$ $9 1 .- $fre ai. -c, L E.j "Irr f A. .? Ca ring repJ$5. CarFe'- 'ry. Transportation I-, ( r4JoE Travel T railer s -_ --- 7$-Auto Repairs. PartsAccessories ___ - -'I A$ 77-Junk Cars Removed 7$ -Motorcycles 19 -Trucks and Trailers 3-.5uIos for Sate Si --Aviation d DEPENDABLE LAWN MAIN TEI-4ANCESERViCE- CALL p/LLPP4S HOME SERVICE 373 cli e.g or d-SC *'ti. JU 1044 Tractor Ac" r'C* Painting (argefltrv Rymc't't'nq CuStom A.K Ii'-t' Es? L.enwd liorided 12300 oslO carports, addton'.. Guarnhefd tit pm 373 7531. 121 6351 I '115 We'll do your Painting ob too SmaIi Pr 373 5579 NO Dog traring Let one of our friendly ad visors lCl) you word your clasi led ad 122 fill or III 9#T3 ' 5-i - I.., VIPICENT SCARPENTRY mirror Trim. PIeiiusg, Custom Carp4'nlry No t ob I small 773 A;isaII Driveway'. No o's small P L McintoU 172 NUDOYSS o%l. high 'n result'. thai S 4 IC%%%.iICd ad'. ruLd ,,fld USC i$ cm' Income Tax JACKSON , (Eli AMI( S stippl es- Cloud Trwr-soay A Sunday 322 7921 used I arm fo-i "-'r-"i *1Sell IlL' .i1ClrS%, ,0' ' os I e, .I 1$ )22 2611 or All Till Kiln dealer 10 S t'.'S(fI.ii T.s."rf" C o. Last Wcso 17 v371 1199 '.t( IrdlaliclI prepared 1500 and up r Mar p I'uhl'c Al S. t,r($O' ni 22 _Pressure Cleaning HAPPY luAu friCr'r'S (( Sr - Its cent (Cf.li"-r) v err .4i Il'j Ifl- derr'.a' 871 2)77 • ,?r Wallpaper Hanging PAUL SLAT ER ProfesSorial Wallpaper Hanger LicenSed Mesiderta' Commercial Fret Estimates PIN In a" Wel Drilling Son Ill .100% Wanted 372 13W "Lake Mary ' - y our hQmt PET REST iNN HOME IMPROVEMENTS 10* n In Breed Dog Trai ni ng Academy Call for Ire, evaluation 53% 7370 A Z REMODELING L IT W'V S (AR1'P Spt(.aIIltSQ ,n'.mJII and cidd lobS Call 131 15 4 1SllCOuntrv Club P0 Sanford, Fla 5,72 1010 ttoarLI r'o roof ing, Panting, panel-rig. doors A. *ndc*'. Rea'.onable Fret Es? Carpentry -- pe JIC S. Strpfs-s P4 ni rv Co.-"ractors 'c.ture. mIdew removal 373 0791 In Ceramics 77-Auction Washed tand Ill for a".i" an-1 fndat,orn ij Will delver 372 1 or 373 $1-OS Pet Care 71 -Antiques rt Reasonable ratt". 322 133) Law" and Lot Clean Up. and 091)l P4aulmng, Trensblatr, 3732714. UA...* iiviuu u,i iiu vicuuiulu .. el-Wanted to Buy I.e. Falk and Sy Barry YOU CALL--I HAUL Call Brad for dun up of tra'.Js and refuge PRESSURE CLEANING Flr Wa.ng, Wn-&*t 373 C$5 . J & L rrm%ure Clean rg rio cb t0' bg Bufldozkig si-Building Ma terials e? -Lawn and Garden never was a t-eller tme rear now to uw a CIa'.sted ad $1 P'f' Sanford Herald Stop making e*cuw'. Oat 772 7611 or $71 C9fl TPq-ce EXTERIOR 60-Office Equipment T: )) .1 $11-Bicycles $9 -Musical Merchandise -fl.IE CM PI \ Si-Garage Rummage Sales SS-Boais & Marine Equipment Se-Camping Equipment )2 SENKARIK GLASS IL PAINT CO 30 Magnol.a Ave Beauty Care - '.2-Appliances '.3-TV Radio - Stereo LR8 tUJ) Si"' rj *it, mower, wIll Cut a. f'$ ie or I ct' CLI 322 t316. 372 $699 House Cleaning SO-Miscellaneous - - -For Sale Si-Household Goods - fl'P- Dr Tractcr (I" 47-Real Estate Wanted J4 Trc-çi fr,'c-'.,$ lIa 61 1 t,IlP-fon, $$I-nCjCIflI. SPF CIAL • 3 *5115 over hit t;'9 50 Can ,in,' rre •ji Corr pl,I,ALJI0EnotweServce IS-Resort Property For Sale Merchandise Lawn Servke The G & C Ceramic Tile ;n' KERNS TRANSMISSION SERVICE Auto Stand IClJ'C'l cC($l%'% Free pick up delIvery & to*ng .n Sem Co w i th major work 1119 S Sanford Ave 322 3-162 14-Firnis and Groves BLON DIE 5 ' CIt XE'IKERNSGARAGE 13-Lots and Acreage Chic Yovng c,nsj A ri 1- 5 Automotive Service 41-Houses for Sale 17-Mobile Homes SA.J Ceramic 1171 37-Business Property For Rent ThIS _ A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You', Air Conditioning il-Mobile Homes Rent 35-Mobile Home tots For Rent 3-Resort Property For Rent DEFACE -----I---.'- 21-Business Opportunities 25-Loans insurance 37-Houses Rent Unfurnished WINTHROP DON4OT Financial JIC$, JOYCE W E LL L)RlLLiP$t larger. pjm I and Water Cfl441O4'5tf%. 322 46!0 WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All lypi's and Suit'. Werepar and ser. 'u STONE MACHINE S SUPPLY CO A (Q,,r,t fig 276 2nd"al 322 44I? �- -a- - - -- - ='-h• -: - ___ - ___ Wednesday,Feb. 27, 1974 8E 7 11a 1 aua Is .1, - - &i_ a ivo rarii;ng -.------------------------- . - - .--- - - - Problem The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Feb. 77, I974-1IB - When You Shop ______-__- -.---.' • Classified. Bank The Cash -.----_- --------=-: - -- =- 18 46 Lost and Found Help Wanted ---------FOUND Small t(mal, RETIRED Mecha.tic for small i1-fle' And Is-ivn mower work OuPpy Brown ,s?h iv' tii'Ykig% Pint time No Pt.Onie calls Apply t t ; , *.rtOrd Owncr pl1te' call ?iS n perspn at Dubois Lawn Mower After '.,1I(5 & Service 30 SIDE GLANCES Apartments Rent by Gill Fox _______ I - - - -Unfurnished 41 Houses VorSale 41 Houses for Sate 13 Lots and Acreage - - -. r - - __ 01 EVA GARDENS [ - __ - - ____ Businesses, Hornet. Acreage, Beach Will Purchasefirst or second TER S°RINGSç • ARTNENTS mortgages in any condition And Mountain property tor tale tection of building , J5 75111 St Southeastern Acceptance Cor I HOLLAND REALTY. 373 7071 .aIabl, from I lid to S lcr I notation. 671 173 '3 bedrooms 7 baths, convenient to _______ _________________________ * _______ _______ Icing hair, teacup Mcs.t,irr r,it$ Hattaway Really, 131 schools, shopping center. SK '9 Bar Trainees I I .r.,,,ah. "Sarqe" r. it, collar carpeting, drapes. di$hwast4 iookinfOr livestock buyerS? Place I. ~ ((~ _ Jim Hunt Realty Io<ated buUdl "00' collar REWARD Ph 173 Nced,d full lime. 4 pm to 3 a m Iow cost CIatsitled ad for i.$ult$ central Pirat & air Sparsting ,1teuIn owner For appointment cali )j Ati.o part tlmc Call Mr Kramer, 0004 Move in today -1 ___________ 3574 Park Dr 372 311$ Chiidri 7970 alter 4-SO at $47 Ills accepted 377 3090 REALTOR Alter hourt L 0)1 S'mtj cat. dark brow-' 12 Mobile Homes ____ ' / I 327 3991 ''t ''Kim'' Vicinity 1197 & 231" C'ktail Waitresses 4 , REWARD Pit 3774591 Farms and Groves Bartender Ma,*Ie Home Bank Repossessions 1 Want a pleasant Surprise? You can .3)9"' lStochotefroqn 131 7371 Dealer clean your garage ALABAMA with 36 a war.t ad 6 ~* Child Care PASTURES & Woodland 7 I ______________ '-truuiAhly WANTED Desire Ste n strorr ___________ SAVE OVER $1000 strearnt Lovely lake site, S room "petent, e.pefcnced se:re$ary Plot meals Te'r'j'r b.c & care tcw /1 3 bedroom, I bath, CS horn,, car Doublewide Inventory mutt he 4 hOutC, barn. garage etcG,,a, tiw full time pOiit,On Salary corn your Child Educational Child care prIed, kitchen equipped, central reduced & 34v'ng% are benO fishing & hunting Min t tell ,, mensurate with Qualiticalions & kihoergdnirn A Child's World. peat, carport $$ do ! $1 13 Realty passed to you settte estate 3221796 Send resume and requiremt5 to. ISIS Sanford Ave3775171 per mo on mortgage balance, balance, 0 So. 179$, Sanford, Florida GREGORY MOBILE HOMES ULP REALTY, 322 I) I Will baby Sit in "fly home. day. flui,)Pit, SEVILLA GARDENS )J?7I lOtrenchA JIO3 Orlando Dq or week ends Plot mealS 7730615 - -_ SIX apartment residences at ________________________ --,n ssoo ___________ 14.1 rJnr'sia.r. Be Your Own Boss-- ?asteful luxury. equipped *,tit Ccl cv VERY NICE 13 rur .5 st4tin, $35 week or will ply cc'nvenienca' Eat in kitchi', il. set up on i acre Travel Agencies bedroom, I', bath, large privacy NOW LEASING 60 pct pl% j5 pet t on all custom caperIes. shag carpeti *oodtd lot, river rights, boat rear yard Atturnptiøn, 173 500 -1Y1N0 CARPET TOURS. INC meechandita in dress shop 373 and much, much morel AduIt' -ramp. 3 bdrm . 44 ' 17' Dealer AirlineCru, and Tou,s a' 00 1 1S30 or $30 $414. 3730350 exclusively Exclusive With SoilI'. OnI.' 10 minutes from 1 oflicit rates 20) Sernorar, Blvd. -i---- -4 BEDROOM 114-11 strom Sanford and Orlando CABINET BUILDER wanted Must (Hal, Cm Horn, on corner lot in Oldtr section hillcrett llefO I mot O Efficiencies, I & 2 bdrm, beeIpv.ence' in layout cutting, All Cl?riC. utility shed. .sith Qrapefrij.t .ini crimp. trer-a Call 322.2420 Anytime r5'.'Oifl Tc,nhotjse front 145 In .1 ii I Help ti.1 Ilted i F-urcr ,i,j i i 57 P't?t sharing company, paid ',420 Terms "Unbord's Sates Leader" vaclt*on and holIdays Your MuItipIeLi$l:nOAgency 1 P'otpitaIi:ateiji arid otherbenefits 43 Furn. & Unfurn. rm ~ : rent r sale Pa, %mjll Gas Problems? Local and National ECONOMICAL ,r, ¶'avtineEnterpr,teslnc Bldg 131 REALTORS equity and tahi o..-r l'iyiiirritt ) 2$4$ Park Di 5anfor Airport, 3730411 2 bdrrn , I bath. family room. Ph 373 1933 Short Term Lease I Don't ComrT1ute! equipped with range, refrigerator. -intro reliable worker, male Apartments Rent washrr and wall air con I 'eterred, apply in p.rn GENERAL•ELECTRIC ' i.• J I Il/i --42A-Mobile Home W,ir k i ' ' Furnished dt.onrig unit. II? 100 Lots Sanboed Sunoc, I I and SR 46 APPLIANCES 1 got so mad about the high price of gasoline. I drove nine 17 DedroOm AdultS Only Laborers Needed TRAILER LOTS DELANDAREA SPACIOUS LIVING Park Avenue ?.tobile Park The ShIr. '. I C '. ',' 7 )i, miles until I found cheaper gas"' Larviscap.ng 3 7 bath hg living ,"ca Park Driye, jn 2161 ii , - •''.'-'s tc-r '1-e Calt 772 1107 alter S p m SPRING WOOD Opens onto large patio W&erSewerPavea * cen'ral " "i C, rncri . Iwo bedroom dvplex furnished teat and ar, 534 900 Part time, motel experience VILLAGE SEVtRAL beautiful lots, restnec apartment 4770 Orlando Drive, 41 41 HousesforSal. HousesforSal. 73 511$ or 323 1391 Food Waitresses Sanford tions.Appro. $S.100.lOpct.ison, 1.4 and SR 434 SHADE COVERED MID FLORIDA REALTY 'Cocktail Waitresses 7 BEDROOM. 1' ba'h practically 834.3343 TO BUY OR SELL TAFFER REALTY Corner location. 3 bdrm. 2 bath, 647 N Orange I II) 7710 SANFORDIbeIm turn apartment, BUS Help rw'w home in established neigh AVON All £6.11 Pwis Cse.*.d.n.Inc Realtors large workshop, 532.500 Quiet neighborhood, no pets 53) llOi) F 13th St bOrhood, beautifully carpeted, Call iv I rn i C . 633 301t .__________ be90 or alter- 4 call 13$ 1771 -372 6ÔSS large back yJrd with large trt S:6 ow ' tv*'drrn furnished, Aith carpet ACREAGE bUslflt'S Opportunities ftOa the way? SeHap and flai r of -____________ and air, $iio Gardner - - -Month.KULP 7 BEAUTIFUL lotS across fro-in with a low cost classified * S and Si) acres with 7 bdcrn home. OPEN SAT. REALTY. 373 2315 jUST IN CASE OF A RECESSION! Housekeeping tiled farm l5nd Priced right take, 120.137, lots ci treet, "VSO Other Days Call AND ESPECIALLY beacuseof WELAKAAPARTMENT) P40W IS THE TIME to move up to Male of, e('lSlll(.t M. UNSWORTH REALTY From o.*s shortage, a sell service, coin 114W Itt So thit I bedroom 7 bath Mayfair W First 51 ceratedKWlK KAR WASH in the home with remodeled kitchen arid $23,950 Above Average Pay S.antordar.a. will provide years 01 Clot. In 1 bnrm turnitped apart 373 604) or 322 9370 eatra big family room on large ____________ STEADY 4 3 £ INCOME SORM. Central 14&A, An in fenced lot. Only Vacation meet Security depotit required NEAR I I SANFORD. very upi ve'stmyn' ton those who MUST 7k.. pct. VA-FHA Financing LESS THAN I gallon of gas Iron., Ph 327 7411 date 3 bdrm.beautitul home & Health Insurance SUCCEED Call coiled, 901164 Realty. 332 1)01 town IS thit nearly new) bedroom, grounds on 719 acres By op 838.5548 7l9 One bedroom duplee, adults Only. No 7*13 Hiawatha Ave at ii g Meals bath 3 home. pointrnc'nt Only fl3.7U0 lastefully pets 122-3610 from Ito 730 pm decor ated Owner anxious to , uc'j'i r,Pi'L CORBEIT REAL ESTATE One bedroom furniShed apartment, 122.150 Terms J.Jtt the thrig for a )bedroom. I', bath, family room 79 ' , Rooms for Rent REALTOR $IlS.0QmOnthly,pt, young family 3770137 on wooded acre 133.000. Acre ua 1711 D8, ry 641 161$ Roonat,''nt,, female, Really REALTOR, 2337750 Sheraton Sanford Inn AVALOP4APARTMENTS Stemper Agency OeBry nrea Call after 6 pm ADULTS.NO PETS , . , • . I 4& 1,A' bedroom, I bath. Florida room, 441 SEMINOLE REALTOR ORL. WP 1 1 6 W ni. St. ' Oregor Av tenced yard, $14,500 373 IZOO MULTIPLE LISTING IERVICE Room for rent SAP4MO PARKS, I? )Bedrm 1771I 19195 French iii SOS Vatenc;a St ,Sanford Sten stro PLANT MANAGER. Blue REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE Trailers £ Apti 7 Advil parks, 7 Eve Sunday. 322 7371 or 377 tIN 377 C.-e07 man to learn fertilizer mising, 3 berm . Om-rI, dining room, tarstil amily parks 351$ Hwy, 1797. WANT TO mater,al crarr'nq. and ruom, walk toshoppnq & schooti Sanford 373 1910. Day. Wk , Ma Sanford Court Motel PARADE OF CrSPa?clsinQ Wilt train in plant at 135.000 Realty L Sanford for a yea" or .o. must be Newly renolated Color TV, w w BARGAINS * wiling tore locate in Lake Placid carpet, a C. efficiencies & over 32 OREAMWOLD-. SparkI.ng new 3 Houses Rent MOSSIE C. BATEMAN Immediate posseSsion, no . area Salary ppei Apply in person rit't 0ev or wk rates 3471 bedroom, 15 bath with Central Qualifying ASSume low interest BROKER 377 7*43 Unfurnished to Austin Fertilizer arid ChemiCal Climate control, crpeling, patio Orlando Dr. Sanford 3773100 -- loins Choose from 1, I) yr old Co. Inc .2300 Country Club Road pt many tse' hoqt, ectras. All • 2 bedt'Oom hou. Melicinville Ave Spanish, Colonial Sanford Modern 3 - -'-'-------.-____ yours for $73,00 It's realty rticet Calibart Real Estate Reasonable, nice yard, fruit trees, bedroom models Carpeting. I •-_-_ __, ___ -. CALL 30 h4rU*OOd floors. 333 Apartments Rent 21 Hour Service garages, ranges, refrigerators in all Call 332 7.99 We have a nice 3 Unfurnished Dettn.. is, area. 3 bedroom, I bath. M041011 One has central air All Ike BELAIR - -- family room, walk to shopping new. monthly payments test than bedroom for Only 1I&000 S4'acly Call 377 3447 lot, nicely landscaped E xtra large Two bedrooms. I bath, wall to wall EVEREST REALTY .NC center, SIlO 'no, 444 3459, rent $27000 to $73,500 Also carpeting, drap,t central heat Air, 3 bedrooms, 1dult Florida room Could be bought Realtor, 1601 S Hwy I? 9? D'od liOutew-fe' Let Sarah available FHA, tow d*n, or VA no Ioldr Child and a-n Fully eQuipped ivithditjt under FHA 231 01 program for MA'Viand, 47$ OI Only No pets. $173. $100 dOwn Ask f or Duane Hardosty, Coventry help make new trenes waus('r Call Mrs Weatherby 333 Iettl. down payment Call toe Astor 1 Carts 5)O%40wt. jsnt4$r,,- No %e(uclt- 13$ 4934 details •n,f'slmenr, colie.cfingordel,yery Real Bargain i"oom. l's bath. central AIr & CLIFF JORDAN 377 3 I neat, Loch Arbor, Sanford, $700 bedroom, I bath, fenCed yard. MAYFAIR New 1 bedroom 7 --'-----'-------'---------- in ma, 373 21*1. REALTOR $3) $722 assume Old mortg.ge and pay bath. Florida room, clin,a?e Icitctsr1j PisIp, If REALTORS older Apply Sandlewooci Villas eQuity, control, other ntras $45,130 PetI.Oflgi'lly to Bahama Jo,s, 2$ French Aye,,_Snfrd 33- Houses FROM 5)6? ____________ Rent Furnished 4-Nothing Down MAYFAIR - See this twsroom. John Sauls Agency HOLIDAY 174P4 or"ó'4ji' 7bdrm SIlO mo 150 dep hlrlpetsor I' bath with Climate Control YOUR I b'oom. REALTOR * Furnished-Unfurnished Children Available after 1st, Ph, Il l or two baths, all 327-1114 days Almost new Only $77,550 Real for the following Positions f1riC From $n,100,301h,qr,,$y0 2133. 273 0115 eves boy? BARTENDERS Locust. turn left to lath St.. right L ONGW000 * DisposalWAITRESSES (MULTIPLE LISTING) NEW 540665 on Va'encla Court Port$i. Model CITY- Older 3 story with 4 .. 3* Mobile Homes Rent lsnowacceo4ngpl,ca$, SUSHEIP ooen 1 £ p.m daily On site phone bedruomi, 3'y baths We could 3737010 176 PCT. FINANCINGia * Range. Refrigerator w'itC for 30 minutes a bout tts,a Ar'ct. 735egrmt CAMP SEMINOLE 't 7'a%t alpy .n PCSCl1 - -"V.I.P.'HOSTESES i rvuse, but you'll lust Ill o do,-n payment to vetenans Low have O We No alcoholic beverages allowed AUS1IPIDEVELOPMENTCORP ' * Clothes Washer-Dryer dr--*n FblAom tSpcI Cony Ni'* 3£ 'ton yourself 1)0.000 Arid, will P NO Wt Ph 1:2 4410 $31 £300 0CLA Ii . (eallciS its 73)1 / - t '.t i.it, low cc,st i.ntt. • 'u For Sale Wt S I N(.iIOu SI ar cord? c'ir r, I. 0 BTU, $193 Curtis color TV IS" (OflOIC. siso Ph 371 00 ' ' i 7 '' 1' - - you be sucprisI events, 5 i3 trade i 17 ___________________________ * Swimming Pool iness Property ORANGE HILLS Call 322.2420 Anytime For Rent L ovely 3 h.e*oom, 2 bath brick "Unbid's Sales Lead,," homes to.' discriminating people. 1.000 Sq Ft. Metal Building with Your Multiple Listing Agenc Peaceful setting Oak trees add to Of ice. I'. M E of I -Ion SR $4 Local and Pda'Ior,al MILS _______________________________ the beauty of those delightfully REALTORS Call 723 $620 2563 Park Or, spacious hornet_us1, $31 * Club House flup atujrçj,n or silt a bargain with fun loO'e and read 1atsf, *Shag Carpeting Call 322 2*11 or $31 9'?) to place your an ________ * 1-2 Bedrooms 4 1 No I -4 -! i I -- N ike adrantaqe of our opening Magnolia Square Store Manager Trainee prices. Only 534.900 and $77,500 PERFECT HOME FOR BY 110W AIRPORT BLVD A, c-,tttaridnq SANFORD, FLA C invite your comparison with all HIM AND HER cart-er oppcir?un.tp av.5'Iable for an Country Club Corp. She will like he functional ssttl other homes you have considered Lt.cr-,j s,'bf 5.t6rtr.) ni?I'.'j-i,i landscaped tlttlflg 3 bedroom 323-7870 NOW L EASI PuG, I su tm's fin-Shed ri t-r ivc .10 I Li' t on r.t' , home, plus the garage Is tinithed, paneling, wall paper and 'arpet, Se Orange Hills in Orange City tas?e'sf growing retal drsjq sip., and air conditioned for the fourth oday A new co mmunity heat and air condition, Covered Chain Top r.OtcPi benefits 3 room apartment 7750 floor rear It bedroom, or a game room He will XiCh homes Wtst of 1797 on watk. corner location, Elite ad wti.cts in(Itio Group ifflU.5rvY & tiCurity required Phone 372 _______ Dr. O','r sign will direct you knew financing 5 greet Only 7 dress, "733 P1 Country Club Road, 150141 hoIioa's tick l6,lye, vacation 7 pet inter est Compare and call Lake Mary, Fl "$llpermno & irouip Sklr,r,q, yelrty bon.,,t, ttoc - ' ______ ______ ' JOlfl Carter, Asoc up on minImum i yr le.e AL stin Development Corp , options and Store m?rct',ndiS, JOHNNY WALKER REAL kttamonfe Springs, 90111$ -tiM, ditivntt Etye'lt,'nt starting Slla!y FRANKLIN SANFORD eAr Bradtrwø open I4 p m 1I5 COmmtt*on%. rapid ad ESTATE&CONSTRUCTION 332 O.JaIulY *elI you'll be rt.g.tjit, VEP4NA PARK kept ______ _______ ,Our first sa'ary increase 90 di,', SAVE RENT ARMS bedroor's, 3 bath. extra nice po.3l, Alter you bivg.n work VA apprc,,,' C entral ar, hltcyi equipped. 38 Wanted To Rent '*t tlto$4 renI payments into your vrogiram To discuss your tL'i' Smily row-n, fireplace, wail to own home Build equity while Y. :' EfrI ur'. .Pr -.n pr',,. APARTMENTS ___________ raIl carpet Cietleat neighbor Want to rent. Fuqnishsed fticie'nCy enjoying space and privacy) nDOd Hurry? 134.400 'seems Or one bedroom apart bedrooms, I' baths In Country EX ECU TlVE- Large eefrs nice 3 1)20 FLORIDA AVE. Club Manor.F('nced yard and men'. Refersi male, 327 Ital _____________________________________ drm • 7 ba th Cr15 air, ECKERD DRUGS newly paint, screened porch. kitchen 'WP'ttottfb.e$*eenF.irway 520,300 Call Ruth KinOdon. Assoc 3uipped W W carpet, drrles 41 HouseiforSal. State Stret? Plats £ Seminole H.ghI alter hrs 415 3449 garage. f'itr,l large f'n(nd - ,'.,"r.', I 51 ade v.5rd 37.5y) t• I'; C: t'i.i,!, 1.0 1 & 2 Bedroom Apts. SANFORD REALTY MasonryConstruction ________________________ Roberts & Gilman, 7565 HALL Central Heat & Air Days 372 1317 830.5500 • Pool & Clubhouse Want Ads Rib-L TOR 373 3714 Inc Realtors Longwood o'tracf,ye 7 bedroom bSo(k home, Laundry Facilities by owner 41-of appointment, call Shag Carpeting 7"? rw slIp 4 c, m rbl 574 "it Kitchens Equipped • 6 Months Lease 1ST. JOHN'S PEATY Bring Results ur.uv IT' BROKERS f; . 1PieT,meTe%lF,rm 32 3-6650 1Days 3324173 Nlglsts.377 4*31 F RANKLIN RAMSEUR ISoc. Inc REALTORS $31 5130 it Greater Mall Casselberry 'ttStop Urn!" LONGW000 REALTY 14 ' I bdrm hornrt ri Skylark $79,30Q to 137.500 a WINTER PARK L Ike Killarney, less than block away City but at the CCr".e?. In thif back yard. large citrus trees Plus] bdrm hOmi for Ite family to livs in comb,? $21,100 Drir . - Ph. 322-2611 It, 14 CEIV TE,q ii . .. Lifestyles to *l t9$ L'ir$4g PtlblftJ1p,J 'Evcry 0___ - - - - ',ILSOPI MAtER Bicycles Stamps-Coins 69 - 6? Lawn and CITRUS TREES from $4,49 to 55a9 L overhead prices on all plants Drive .5 little' Save ,, lot Ou'eii Pu0ser1 and It rd I arm, R III rn 74 of O. Cd.) 7656391 -- 6) - - I it. _ J_' e.eautiful Large Wooded Lots Street Lighting Sidewalks & City Water & Sewer CUSTOM BUILT HOMES WITH MANY PLANS TO CHOOSE FROM - - - /8 -. Autos for Sale Motorcycles .5 'r-.rtan Tniilc'r, 1973 model like re-v $200 and pick up paymentS of $76 rno Call 337 1797 ?Aolor(.y(ie Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 3233466 (e.,cpmln, 34' travel trailer li.,ll s.'t rtunfaimed Air coed, I owner, titel I not Triml en ,ear round I. 1 4 llrC5r' it tli III controls fI 4124 or 323 1711 Harley Davidson 1940 model (ill Excellent COnditiOn, never bani)i'ct up or chopped Fully dressmj 11200 2327911 ask for Woor.i-1 P6 '- Auto Repairs Parts. Accessories I? ','obt Ba'?rnct S11.95 PIlLS BODY SHOP 1109 Sanford Avenue 1973 lInda 110 Chopper, loss thr' 15.00 rn mg tie chromed I) girder front end Current ri spection sticker. CuStomp. ii 33.500 vaIve, wilt sacrifice .It 17.000 3"0144 alter S - -) I ?.tuttanq Auto Power ste,r,nq, radio & heat Ph 3731991 1977 Plymouth Duster, gold bronzemetallic, radio, standard $7? It $1750 Call Don at 322 1611. Dealer Want to buy 1964 or '47 Fiat, In any condition 13$ 377$ 1171 VW Basic Beetle, marina 51995 Call Prof. at 327 ItS? Dealer '41 MUSTANG NOTHING DOWN, TAKE OVER CALL CREDIT MANAGER 377 6730 - 1373 Pinto Squire Wagon, A I. Air, AM FM. Luggage rack Bob Baiter, Town £ Country 372 451 1970 Chrysler Town and Country Station Wagon, loaded with luxury equ.pmcvrP, $1550 Call Don it 377 1651 DCII,, Trucks and Trailers 1767 Ford Gabasie S0Q.7off hardtop new paint, i'.ce'IImnt tires. power Late Only 5495 SHELLEY USED CARS, 700 French Ave. 373 7960 1967 3 1 ton pickup P1I Olds Cutlass S. I dr , me-tail blue, white vinyl top, air, lull power, $3193 Call Pete at 333 1431 Dealer 5500 Call 373 1792 '6401VC WINDOW VAN P40THING DOWN, TAKE OVER CALl. CREDIT MANAGER, 323 6730 1917 El Camino. 350. automatic. bucket seats, air. $7100377 313$ '61 CHEVROLET LONG WHEEL BASE PICKUP. Nothing down. take over call Cred Manager 371 6710 - 1967 Triumph Bonneville 650 CC Pit 377 1354 Sale 1970 Mercury Monlego, I dr. hard top, air Conditioned, automatic tranSmission, full power, w.nyl top $I$SOCall Paul at 7771631 Dealer 1973 Chevrolet, 3 I ton DICK up Pickup payments Of 17yr per mo Call 3771197 '72 Honda 175 Twin Competition SCrambIr Full knobby tires, $350 Call between 39 pm 272 6600 15.41 Ford Gala., Escellent Condition Ph 3335303 '71 Brldgntne 310, 1730 Slightly damaged '0 Nova, 6 cyl Very 000d COndition, 56.00 Ph, 373 9092 Motorcycles 19 r'm,snder good shape. Parts or All 415,0 Riverside 360 Paris Best offer 3273071 Autos for IU4 Pcyillac 010, blue streak,' 1 Speed, air tape player $77? 1'0. .1' 327 1651 Dealer '61 9W, 3 new t'rej.Eac,llent lIon, I we old hill c! 11200 Ph $31 US? WATIQNAI CARGO,INC 11-3 1 11111 5 LI'II P1111 II'? 74*1 SATIRE $5 & I ox SPRINGS Kin'j.-'Our,tn 198 0 S1 r Price . If 'a, N b d 71V 1 ..., "' Y e^ AtW,_"'" :z as I _________________________ L j - - NEW 1974 FORDS ARE READY NO HIGH PAYMENTS AT PROSSER'S! ST 1 - ' 1. ML S 0 t'r,i.,titui 5,11 iv't " cri,'nd,yu% '.acr tim. beaut'tvl I 'tm made Icing room our , `r Sofas, iuvr test, char. 'Ie, tables, paintings, wall doctor. •ls For eaample Sofa worth 1400, wIll tell for 1113 Pltsi' il 144 5123 after 6 p rn ', VA, ri', ,sr - * * Singer I I, P. - 322.2420 - SANFORD -. 5? .5 - _ - _ lut: COplili T ''l, 0 ur4r*geral1,,rs. ,i- I Dr pt's WARRAPI TV 'rer Dcli.evy-, WIll I [SIDE APPLIAPI((5 644 7,11 - • - "We Don't Stop "I: N%tOldL S.SSPiE It. parts e used m.schine's MoOtity APPLIANCE; Gas ' - ivY old buckskin Used for hunting 130) Terms Phone 373 $099 or 373 5701 .Z- 77)1151 0 1974 ~% j 7 ~ ~ 1, 1 1 1 l~' l A&Lstii CAR OF THE YEARi(\/\.* '_ Livestock And 1ft737 or Will Finance 4 0.0, . 0 -- 67.A 42 MONTHS FINANCING AVAILABLE Feed IM CIA Pd DY FE C OS ( tint t, 0.n boxcar boies vt whole .0t, Prices guaranteed Open 7 .* m to 9 p mis . 6 days GORM 1" e,istcif SanfOedon 16 at (flu 12) 4')) it little A 4 DR. AUTOMATIC, POWER STEERING & BRAKES, F-AIR, DELUXE BUMPER, W.WALL5, RADIO, I-GLASS t 0 - - A - A - . . 1. a- , " ~- . -:_--. - __ - -_-L ___- , ----~_: I ~;. 4 ~ '40 't Ill ..------ .- Will Finance - . ___ _. ,4tW"v'V14 .0, G 7 '38 - A 1974 FORD GALAXIE 500 Zl rj-ZA,7- EWING MAHINE - : 'I .LT. - .: $2686 312 NORTHERN TIMOTHY HAY liliy OlRcT FROM BOXCAR %0L S 1141 1 575-0195 TON ('OWS'LY I. HZIY £6 SANFORD ' 36" Tappan Range, is Till We Succeed!" - 11 1.. "" 11~~__Tf"N..11 .1~ __ 1 ~ 71 V.~ ~~ -"" :1i,,~ ?!N" - . , * f_g: t.-Nit".... , 111111111~;W~l . l .\ @ N - n ,i?u,e goats Ph 372 $143 Appliances, - -- ('0th", n-,,pr', $30 t o Pr H S iv Poultry St-v ".1 i sb in' ','Ilos' Istjrr ts't? mcIiCl. Ands LiOtiti I .nma(t,'se Fully .5uIomatc P.i, h.513nce 't $71 or 10 payments ot 1.9 (alt Crridt Dr-pt SANIOIW SEWING CENTER. 307 A last itt 5? S,inli'i,j 1779111 Euet 564 Ilia 2565 PARK DRIVE FORD (CASH OR TRADE) aasA I 1 buIlt 7 cows Slack Angus Also ' 7: a. F71 p293DOWN V\\ N "Itil, ~ I I, ., ;N ~4'!N t Horses 6' ** TEST DRIVE 3722565 - f: -.- /A I ?r'.((.ijgltn, A-6 /1 Vitt , Poodle's, males. I weiss r ,,ii "-load. no papers. 540 372 934) Household Goods 'I ONLY Mate Baser )prsotd $75 Mo'wngtoapartrn,nt Ph 332 3490 lIllY :lmer Bahalla, Inc. F altor I- trn Park III 754) ADDED BALL REALTY 117W. First St. 3725411 INCOME 0 $3293 .. 42 MONTH FINANCING .. -.1 *i4i ~L .."I'll , - - L5IDL'LlI C AR GOII'I , FOR 1974 I)? 6271 m LA?7I P15)4 lIla hilt ROOMS CARPET n IHAitS 6 149 J OPEN UNTIL . MYMILMOLL ' INSTALLId loop is of (Ill Is, I-pes*msC$ v517?It4 lest You CitO earn up to $300 Per Month by working only two to three hours an afternoon S'.ltt) a SANFORD HERALD DISTRIBUTORSHIP. - 1974 ' TONIGHT - ____ 2 If you c an ".perld two to three hours starting IhOUt 1:30 PM each weekday afternoon, have a dependable automobile, and a desire to earn money 9dqC&uifde I .. 69F DR. AUTOMATIC, FRONT & REAR BUMPER GUARDS, TINTED GLASS, DEL. WHEEL COVER, 2000 C.C. ENGINE L .7'.. - )'I You.. ,4 Will Finance S 2393 CALL 322.2611 $ (ask for the circulation department) 0 Id 1111 wilde Homes By Sunday 111, The (1t !fJJ It I for Rent 6S P114EV WOODS 5AQN We by furniture and misc Sell tgr 25 pct Consr'tnrn,'nt mm ' I I,p'. , - *'i' •i 7 I - Equipment ueiit Blur Lustre Electric Carpet '..P arncer tn oriy SI per d.5y CARROLL S FURNITURE _______________________ -- - 1970 FOrd Country Sedan, Staten A,igon, air, lull power, 1149$ Call P,3u1 at 377 14.31 Dealer For Sal,.-I Val-an? RUri', 110000 Prcr,m 377 9016 1971 Vega Station Wagon A c Excellent condition, I speed $1900 Call after S or weekends. 3217413 1973 Pinto, 3 dr. Runabout, air condItioned, automatic Iran miSSiOn, blight red. 1221$ Call Don at 327 16$) Dealer - I))) '.per Ltealie. elm green With ,5l,ib,islo, interior. extra economy and nice $1995 Call Paul. a137? 1611 Dealer 1912 Ford Tou'ino I dr hardlc'p. 6<rI standard transmission, excellent gas mileage, $1650 Call Paul, 322 1651 Dealer '7) Horx3., CI) ITs) ,ngrre down, Campers Travel Trailers I -i To buy and Sell gold or Silvef cons. conlact Ut lint We alto b.,y bulk Slier Coins SEMINOLE COIN CENTER. 109 W Itt 333 1357 Garden /,t',%rwi'int-tJ urio,arted ll.Jfl1' cans h,i-uled away Your coil, 510 Orlando, 7914194 anytime Let one of our friendly ad visors help you word your daLlIed ad Call 172 7411 or $319993 C,sth buyer for used article-- lit niture'. etc HWY 46 ANTIQUE) 327 6977 Pets and Supplies FURNITURE buy tell trade Y - III ( r Itt St 37 sfl for tl'rg niy bit', (Pia 4S or 3?) 7545 handt & tare'. us. Norwalk Vitamin C Skin Cream ra.rwa P000LE GROOMING. i'Pr,trn.acv --I I'l.i:a Andardag Wthlo,eLcaqe Lose' We.gte with P1e'ñ shape Prol,ttioI Ph 373 3991 or 3233999 Varlets & Hydrc, Water _________ Put Fairway Plaza PPiarniacy Alaskan Malamute, female Not AK - ----------C, 11 yr ot Call alter e pm '.'AlTI ANT) I LEA MART 664 4176 Hwy I? 97 Open Sat & Sun . 1 D ACHSHUNDS, AKC. females. $31 7920 hiaCk and tan. also $50 ca I • ly Hospital bed. mal Haven Grooming and mo u'd ii sell or rent Call 377 4336 Boarding Kennels. 377 3737 In ; i. - 78 Junk Cars Removed 11 APID'JLCRITARY PHONE 372 6170 CASH 332 4133 I en used tumnitury. appliances, OviS, etc Buy I or 1001 items s Mart, 315 Sanford Ave --- - Antiques 4749,001 DA','tiID Ull I PITAt i.flu('.', ,',:,'ull 51 Top price's pad, used, any cc'ndtiOn III1136. Winter Park Welcomes ~- -- - V#:!~_ 4 - . r i cases, large ill, Sight & dark, $73 ea Call 1660 from I to $. -- ~4~' Fl Wantedtofluy - All %ties and models. 10 SPeeds. S speeds, and standard bikes rw ,i,,i'laplr at I rc-storw Store Call 3720244 _____ P or Sale Book Life in' - " Mirnrsnts talt Poo l table. Qr'i & Balls, $60 Gotten Trumpet s.o 373 641 REALTY T. j CLI IdtAP4CI. SALE orom 20 Ir, 44 i (t tOY t'),11, Slur i i it 'icrat 't,r*i Shi t, y '2. I Mi 5) Of DeDary . - 68 VIVnSQUALITYPIe'iv& Utr-1 Furniture Buy high, tell £ t"ai. cheap. 1700 Fr ench 37)5110 - MARINE 1; 97 377 5961 Bikes, Bikes, Bikes But. %,tI, consign. appraise o special sales out of anything ci value 1200 French Ave 37) 714C Santorrt,Fla 3737tll STENSTROM ;4 ~_, '* rOP.Ilii( TI A(J( Y ION SERViCE Payton j Boats & Marine Auctioneerjng Service. - I SS 80 'II '~ ,_ ", CI.sssitied ads are here to help you tuy, Sell, rent or swap at a 10* inst tCf Ut help you place yours ii 377 2611 of $31 999) - l'I;tn IC AU( 074 Lvr ','OP4DAY NIGHT ant.g, '.'scetlaneo,., New and used -----''rnitrC arid appliances Pius 58 .11151 6 . edAd 30 For domeStiC & imported PiCkupS 5,IvC 0 pct - B- -y dtct 1. , Equtpment * Sanford Auction . itt3 MISCCII,'111C0U5 1 I - ,,i - 323.3900 I GARAGE SALE. SATURDAY hide a bed coucn, 2 trad'tion,il (hart With ottomant, cotta an end tablet, lamps, baby furniture, tieflt*ood and dining Oiars, oehold trmt, (tCihng more 7332 Revona Court, utt north Of lath and Myrtle. San Cin-c-clWo STEP BUMPERS-1,37.50 - Sales _________ . - ' a Trucks and Trailers 79 F F N,~ Garage-Rummage I).4W Fairt>.iT' WE TAKE TRADES with 61 ~ '7E ,l,'l ) jj I let ______ t'l " by Art Sonsom tt .' c lattitied ad to work for you Call m 7611 or 831 trn Forrest Greene, Inc. . -. Needs - 7(L(vlStON SE 15525 UP MILLERS 7619 Orlando Dr,vp, 377 0357 PH J.),iriri? Aide in.in ASor F *i '3 136 0196 (I - - Of, Hwy 1797 Beauty and up to date All "Ock, fixtures. furniturt- ,,nt, *.4SC I *CI Stations. $lO,50() Sell" Don't C - * * STEREO* * flauttup walnut console AM FM Slero *,tt I track, tape record Player PhkCh,Ilc lightI $142 per mo or ,ip Cash HALLMARK 417 137? MAITLAND . - Par lor T, tt&gOn ili eqUipped CR 704S0 At%OynceoIdpr hOme 3 bedroom I baths. tamly room lot tilC tIle Ill' On hwy ISA • I i - You THE BORN LOSER TV.Radjo.Sfereo °roperty __ - I Income and When 'iitfnri') trrutI) JA( HWY. 17-92 SSE SANFORD 322-1481 W. PARK #44.991A :' 42 M:::::twc . ... 6. �128—The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Feb 27. 197J — (QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED) tl I ***PLUS- EVERYDAY SUPER PARK fl ... SOUTH S 07 DAYS R1 C3 VT THESE ITEMS * THURS. FEB. 28 THRU * WED. MAR. 6 • IQC in.()'! cc PRICES GOOD. & MAXWELL (OR) HOUSE t- CANJ . LIMIT ONE PLEASE WITH OTHER PUR( ,$AsrSor %I SO.OR MORE, EXCLUDING CIGARtITtS i G111,DLY kcL_Ej1 j USDA _ I FOOD STAMP COUPONS ALPO BEEF DOG FOOD 7 OMMM 3 CHUNK STYLE LIGHT. J& MC - 2 LIQUID BLEACH 00 s 14 OZ. CANS GAL. JUG IMIAR . .. * . LOCAL DRIVERS FIND PUMPS CLOSE!) . .Those stations open have long waiting lines 'A 'I .. .i _____ SEALD.SWEET 100 PCT. PURE FLORIDA . PLAIN (OR) • SELF. RISING PUMPKIN PIE (20 OZ.) ORANGE JUICE 10 * FRUIT COCKTAIL P40 . 303 CANS DRINKS *GRAPE *ORANGE (OR) *PUNCH 98, C 9 87 46 OZ. CANS BIG BEEF SALE * FR YERS LB, , IIIBEEF SIDES-------.LB. 39c ri FLA OR GA. GRADE "A" CHUCKSTEAK FA 0 C J FRONT QUARTERS--LB 85 c J BEEF RBS-----IIII.I. 99c 29 FRYER UARTERS TEXAS uruw H CHUCK LB. ROAST 9 DAIRY CASE PEAR HALVES BISCUITS c43C9o991 CAN CANS J TBONEOR PORTERHOUSE oral i STEAK MIX14ATCH i'HOLE KERNEL CORN CREAM CORN CUT WAY BEANS 4 OZ PAk -CAN 12 STEAK YOUR CHOICE LB, N.Y. STRIP 301 STEAK — SWEET PEA5u.u.cL, ___ SAVE ON THESE GIL!. rrrF(BRo7F) t.$_I r 1&CENTERCUTt(CI POT ROAS17O LB. CLUB EARL,' HARVEST - 1 $ 88 LB. —I- AS5'T COLORS TOWELS 2 BOLOGNA PKG 499 SUNNYLAND c WIENERS 12 OZ gas—and that seems funny to Washington," commented G.J. need it. I've seen some of the me. It's all to raise the prices." Lazenby of Sanford, lines, though, and Feel sorry for "The situation's terrible; I At this point I'm confused," those people waiting," she It's a new kind of waiting almost always have to wait In admitted Philip Goldstick of added. "It's not fair; I'm sure game—tiw waiting in line for line for gas," complained Mrs. Lake Mary. "When that the gas is here; but it's pure gaslthe game—and all the Donald Rowe, who lives west of representative from an Arab speculation when they'll make disgruntled participants in. I-4,inSeminole county, "I think nation (Shah of Iran, Reza it available like before." terviewed as they inched their the oil companies are trying to Pahlevi) made the flat cars towards the pumps in two make the public p.y the price statement something funny is Sanford service stations this they want." going on in this country, it made morning believe the big oil Tommy Judklns of Lake things even more confusing. companies or the government Mary, wh waited a marathon 'You listen to Simon and the could blow the final whistle any three hour. at the beginning of president, arid they say, yes, it time they chose, the week for gasoline, believes will continue. Then some "But! don't see it ending yet; the gasoline shortage has been publications say it will be over somebody's making too much contrived by President Nixon to In the spring. How do I know money," commented Ruby take people's minds off what to think" Hackett, a former Sanford Watergate. Most of the motorists could resident now living in Winter Kenneth Wilkins of Sanford, translate their frustrations to Park, where in the past two steaming coffee mug in hand to concreteexamplesofwaiting th weeks she has never waited less ward off the early morning line only to be told the gasoline than an hour to buy gasoline, chill, was another of the supply was out before they got -'i don't believe there's a "waiters" who believed to pumps, or having to leave RUBY HACKE shortage," continued Mrs. something could be done to the line to get to work on time It's to rac prui' Hackett. "There've been tOO improve the situation if "the before they could fill up. many shortages all at Once— men at the top" chose to do so, "1 waited close to an hour beat, milk ptoatoes and 1'"I don't know exactly what, but Monday and was the second car they could do something to stop away from the pump when they these long lines," said Wilkins, ran out of gas. I was really mad Frank Hall of Winter Park and confused and frustrated," had a possible solution, "I'm a said GldstIck. One of the other trucker and have no difficulty disappointed customers was so getting all the diesel fuel I need, angry the police had to be because the truckers stood up called in to calm the situation, for what they thought was right, he recalled. A_ and were able to sway the big Debby Bryant of Longwood oil companies. If it gets much got up at 6 a.m. today to buy " ,, , worse, motorists should start gasoline, and after waiting in / blocking the traffic the way the line a half hour, was given only KENNETH WILKINS truckers did. They should do $2 worth. She spent from then '' fr Tickets are on sale at Bill received $47,276.57 from May, Rain and high winds slashed Williamson, Councilman Don something," insisted Hall, C. J . LAZENBY until 8:45 am, driving around Baer Stores, or may be pur- 1972 through Feb. 8 of this year. through the northern half of the Schreiner and City Supt. Ralph "They should fill up the tanks Seminole county looking For ..Don't know what to think The figures do not include Pacific Coast today. chased at the theatre prior to Fisher met with Adair at the when they get below one another gasoline station that the performance, subdivision site, north of SR quarter, and people wouldn't was open and would serve her ' 'V 434, and discussed alternatives ' have to wait in line so often," Mrs. Alice Kimber of Lake to the method cf screening suggested traveling salesman Mary had a sad tale to tell, "1 drainage waters approved by Fromacaller Clarence Ellis, Treasure heard early this morning my .,, "Why don't the department of pollution Island. "It makes doing grandmother just thedin Forest they put in ramps for those of control, business awfully difficult when City, but I couldn't get over who are confined to The ditch sloping at its lowest I have to waste a couple of there until I got some gas. It's wheelchairs?" The woman was -. point to 12 feet deep and sandhours each day waiting for taken me over an how' to find a complaining of the trouble % bagged about mu ice! from Rock . gasoline," station open and wait in line for which she and her husband had Lake, was approved by DIk' SeVeral persons said they no a fillup," she said. on tr>ing to gain access via the w hen the land developer was / longer kne w what to think of the Rosa Bachrach of Sanford steps Into one of this area's \. required to uproot a pipe gasolinesituation_-othertt was one of the luckier ones: public buildings? clumping drainage waters was a trying nuisiance having "I've never had to wait in line directly into tb" lake, Air to W " line. 1,11, a tore long io'ii' DERBY iii'v £'t'KUlar said. . .. what's going on, and I don't customer at this station and ...UP at 6 a mm for gas 2 The method is acceptable to think any tL'k' does, even in the) make sure I get gas when I See if this'll get your attention DPC, Adair said, but it is not take vacations, goon trips at the only plan that would be prices you won't believe, and to acceptable and it was vssumed places you never thought of. the developer either had city The example offered was to approval prior to DPC acexplore New York City -- 164 's,' ce ptanet' or would get city LONGWOOI—. ('sty zoning visury group had to hoid a (;e_' ('rt'tk for one week. For two, Includes ¶ approval immediately commissioners Wednesday public hearing first ar,d make George St. Laurent, idenlodgings and breakfast. thereafter, night after tsea.'ing objections recommendations to the tifying htmself as a trustee for It's not a Joke. As a matter of Councilmen turned down the from two adjacent property councilmen. Beltway North Umited, said (act few people method Monday night after the owners, two attorneys and a Wednesday night's hearing development plans are to leave vacation and travel op- _____________________________________________ potential danger to area county c o m m I as I o n was continued to determine a 100 feet power line easement portunities available at college . children was noted. representative continued a that property owners within 500 buffer zone planted with and university campuses and in _____ Mayor Eugene Jaques said at public hearing on the proposed feet were properly notified. Australian pines between their surrounding areas. t ha t time the developers would industrial and apartment County Planner Roger industrial area and Rolling College fa'ilities are probably be willing to fence in rezoning for the St. Laurent Neiswender sa id a large po ______ rtion Hills available at modest cost the ditch. a parcel until 7:30 p.m., March of the proposed industrial area fradton of commercial food Williamson, this morning 13. - .. is "flood pr one", aJdlng that and hedging prices — during _____ _______ noting a concrete boxed in pit The large tract extending drainage plans prepared for the g;vpular vacation and holiday Just off the street in the area to from SR 434 south to Charlotte developer by ('sty Engineer Hill .r'a d*'aths 2A periods, and in many instances, be dedicated as a city park said Street was annexed into the Falsight is si create problems Bridge lB the year round. the pit and the ditch would last summer, but was not toned Casselberryin Lake Kathr)m. Calendar I 9A All you need now is the name create in addition a main- at the time. lie said Casselberr> has a Classified ads 12B-13B .4' of the book which lists 145 tenance problem. -. When council two moiithaago lung-standing drainage plan Comics 78 colleges in the U.S. and Canada . .i. He Indicated the city may attempted to rezone the land an and Palm's proposed drainage ',, Crossword puzzle lB which me tapien to travelers. require the developer to find an attorney. pointing to the would direct additional waters TIIE.NWORINGS 'ENVII(ON.NIENTAL TRAP, Dear Abby 7H If you're interested , give usa alternate, but acceptable form resolution which established into Fairy Lake, crestmng a Dr. Crane Lw Williamson Itisilected 611 (I) and Adair call at 322-2611. of drainage water disposal. the zoning board said the ad. surge Lake :athi->-mi and Editorial comnwnt 4A ('of whml he '.'aLs 3 4 j RESI4.CRISP" LARGE Oe STALK - - - — — U 1 -' - :ç . - ' .' I r I - LJ r- 0 R r \ LIMIT 3 PLEASE). .I1LAR III"'t'1"3 OZ. BTL. BANDAiDBRAp4) WHY PAY sic 73c CLEAR STRIPS--- LARGE CLDC4PSULF' WHY PAYI 9$ 24 KG. OF 10 CONTAC----- P NTAC)C . WHY PAY $)S1 09 M A A LOX LIQUID oz. OTL1 . .. 7: WHY PAY$ t L f — - All JUMBO ROLLS I J Mosquito Danger Possible BYJEANPAVTESON Herald Staff Writer . PKG79 . KLEENEX V' PAY ps r TABUTS LYKES 68 SUGAR CREEK' STRON'.ABSORBENT _ PM RIGHT GUARD 3OZö C DEODORANT .YAJ0 F WHY PAY SI 29 PHILLIPS PKG.OF MAGNESIA j 17 100 A Marsee, 30, Joined Rum- state.paidfeesforroijdright.of. berger's firm as Assistant way condemnation cases. County Atty. shortly after the Tuesday's orderly and low' . Howard Marsee has replaced Republican stalwart replaced key transfer of power was in Thom Rumberger as Seminole now-County Judge Harold marked contract to Johnson's 1 County Attorney In a move Johnson, a Democrat, in 1972 ouster by a new. under discussion for several November, 1912. Republican-dominated board of months and finally acted on Cnnmissloner Greg Drum- commtssioners. Tuesday by county commis- mend last week asked the cornWith only a year remaining to sioner* mission to consider elevating gain 10 years retirement from HOWARD MARSEE Democrat fl0C Johnson Marsee to the top Job because ..Reptacesftumberger Marsee had Increasingly taken was fired and replaced by Rurnberger, over all responsibilities of t, position. Johnson, who was paid a $10,000 annual retainer by the At will facilitate the fUflC county, and earned less than tioning of the County Attorney's $7(),()® from the county in his 2 office," Marsee said today, last year, was then appointed : because callers will no longer county prosecutor by Coy. have to ask fur Rumberger, Reubin Askew. only to have Marsee explain In January, 1973, Johnson that be Is actually handling took office as county judge, county bUSIneS3, following his election to "It was Thom's idea as much $24, a year post. as anyone else's," Marsee said. Marsee, a graduate of the 4t CLO G' 'Roth of us tOld dISCUss(d it University of Florida law many times. 13> John A. poIki By DONNA The post pays a $2,000 per school. has lived In Seminole County for 10 years. He and his herald Staff Writer Thanks for the reminder horn month retainer for 100 how's wife, Janet, of Tampa, have a Helen Wyllie . . a special work ($20 per hour by contract) son, Phillip, 10. LONG WOOD— Potential performance of Thorton and $30 per hour for other work. A native of Kentucky, danger to area children and the Wilder's play, "Our lown,"will Private attorney's charge an Marsee's hobbies include probability of mosquito ________________________ be presented by the Central average of $50 an hiur. writing poetry. breeding In the "environmental In Rumberger's first year the Florida Civic Theatre on — trap" - a 200 foot long, 15 feet Sunday, March 10 at p.m. at county paid $20,000 for his Weather deep grassed open ditch in the Edith Bush Theatre, Loch services, including the retainer Yestcrday's high 66 low (MS the Moorings subdivision was MIIJ'3CC said. Haven Park, Orlando. morning 40. Partly cloudy emphasized this morning by According to records supplied through Friday. High in This benefit helps support the Council Chairman K. E. Central Florida School for by County Clerk Art Beckwith, lower 70 today and mid 703 Williamson to county pollution the county attorney's office has Friday. Low tonight near so, autistic children. control chief Langley Adair. , VAC NO. Players Want Wh o stle . WAVY WESTERN BEEF CUBE .. AsCountyAttorney __________ 4 t I (ARCASS WEIGHT SUIIJFCT TO CUTTING LOSS Gasoline Waiting Game; / HIND QUARTERS .LB99C []BEEF LOINS'-----'— CUT & WRAPPED FREE pot Marsee Appol*nted,,_ By CHRIS NELSON Herald Staff Writer FLA. OR GA. GRADE 'A' WHOLE FEATURING NEBRASKA CORN BEEF BEEF USDA INSPECTED J I I ..;' $10 FOR WCANS ,,,,,,01.._.0I.l..I.IIIaII*IlrImsllIaIlLuhaIu.P*!QlI!! _________________________________________ - COFFEE GRINDS) I — SAVINGS CENTER DISCOUNT TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) crease since 1972 in motor ye da," he said. The Martin County Commis. — Florida could get a 2D per hide registration. Gasoline But press secretary Don Sion this week joined other local cent boost in gasoline supplies If consumption in 1972 Is presently Pride said Askew wants to areas who have already made the nation's governors approve the base for FEO allocation for. make sure tourism Is added into the odd-even system man. a new allocation system mulas. the formula. datory. The county also passed 4 proposed by the Federal EnerFlorida motor vehicle regis. Askew has insisted repeat- a rationing plan requiring gy Office. trationi Increased by about 10 ediy that Florida's allocations minimum purchases of$3worth Gov. Reubin Askew was noti. per cent a year, indicating up to provide gasoline for of gasoline for cars having tied Wednesday in a telegram 20 per cent more gasoline who are vital to the state's tanks of at least 10-gallon from Washington Gov. Dan should be available in March if economy, capacity. Evans that the FEO heeded governors approve the FEO The governor has also said Hilisborough County has Askew's pleas for a gasoline plan. may consider asking the legis. adopted a decal priority system distribution system considering Askew indicated initial ac- lature to make mandatory a to exempt some motorists fromAk growth. ceptance. statewide odd-even gasoline Its mandatory odd-even plan. piui. The telegram said the FEO"This would certainly on the buying plan based on the last Exemptions are based on the plans to measure growth by In- face of it seem to benefit Flori. digit in a license tag. number of miles a driver tray. cis as part of his Job. In St. Petersburg, the Pine. has County Commission voted to sue the FEO In Tampa di.strict court for more gasoline. And in Jacksonville, tine sta. L7 tion operator complained that he was told his March aflocat:on would be oni) half of what he sold in March 1972. "If the other companies are doing it this way, there won't even be any lines to wait in,,, the unidentified dealer said. orb Many areas of the state reported brighter prospects for motorists, with oil companies reporting the delivery of some 01 the 29.4 million gallons of bonus fuel allocated last week by federal officials. o Meanwhile, State Comp. roller rrtd 0Bud Thursday. February 28, 974—Sanfc rd, Florida 32771 itkinson said gasoline tax óóthYear, No. 163 Price 10 Cents collections in January were $29.9 million, -10,00 in good taste! P State as Supp ly Possible oc)sT MEATY BUYS - . L . H F- — .. I 1 ' dc.n' - $p -' SANFORD j MIII, confu,s&,,qJand frustrated uce -- City Continues Zoning Hearing - , ROSA BACHRACII I t'snot fair ________ - ANCY" RED ROME 3 LBS. SCELLO SAG) 68C PPLES TY" CANADIAN UTABAGA INNY DELIGHT' LB. 0' ' ITRUS PUNCH- 48c GAL. - - - - - - — * 329 SANFORD AVE. STORE MON THURS 8:00A.M..7.O0PM FRI& SAT 8 . 0 0A.M 9OOPM 'UNDAY 8:OOA,M..I,00PM * 25TH, & PARK AVE. 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By DONALD C. BAUDER .11 - , - '- , Qt& _J IA -1 f 9* 1 __ -, — - 14 - - - - - ;:_ ~_ .: - i3 m - - - - - - - option It's a ' - 11111iii: Z - [I i 1 ,1 1 __. Q XV~ ~~J.2,iL~' s't_! '_ I,: I 1 - I__I ii;:;~_824 '011 ,' es PARK AND SHOP MANAGER IS NAMED JOE Gaul Jr (r) wcicomes Jim Garner to Park and Shop Supermarket at Park Avenue and 25th Street in Sanford where he will assist in the management of the supermarket. Another Park and Shop Is located on reputation as pretty disorderly, been extraordinarily sue- - one in, some 91,00') shares tradd vestment banker put it, "PUtS Now volume is nearini 2 million ;tlid L:alLi are for [lie racetrack .Qiarc1 crowd." However, -" there is legitimat,Indeed, the put and call question over whether option lexicon smacks somewhat of trading has gained respec disorderliness. An option Is the tability. Said a San Diego, privilege of buying or selling Calif., investment banker 100 shares of a stock at a ently, "The Chicago options - Garnett 'Ihite 0 siaie uror'er O7 V Commercial . £ S an ford 'N I, I rceai asier 1nsuva"^,- 4 Reflects Health,Safety i I #; C- By FRAINK CORRICK Upon lea%ing the service I had Copley 1Ser%1ce my choice to take out my retlrem 6 nt then0 rwait until I ___________ ;,!)!t to most citizens? - J.F. - doctor bills to Medicare, and each tirne I get a notice telling A. No. but it is more desirable and affordsgrea ter protectionto all parties, if It is in year FACTS 'reasoriabiecharge'whatam --4I 1 . A. Write to the carrier in your area and tell why you disagree with the amount *1. lowed Reasonable charges are determined by the Medi. care camers the ixganiza. Lions selected in each state by the Sucial Security AdministroUm to handle medical u,,. u'nce CIaIITU 'reasonable charge,the) take into consideration the custinary charges Of your dDctor a3 well as the charges ITladeby other doctors In your r se ces ~ Q. I thought this new Sup. men Pro am aid es saff* amount. My cousin in - J. B.C. Ii !:- - - ciul bta,Ia is ita St Ii will be i Ufl worm regularly will make about $5 000 - ii ROTARY MOWER -- ..~__. ~~__ ' _ _ _ _ . * , 66th Year, No. 1,10 IL bIITIM .. us .:_, ;4 I_ - 1) - . - 95 BYBARCLAY kP I Sal. Pric. - Fl LTE R ' - 1 f . 2" a 10" x 2' iii TREATED ii i ~ ___ ~ ... TUDOR BRACKETS 'r'*' 2"u7 Y."i 10" (Paid.. - WININ •'.*'-r• A ' .-. I .' -. OeXTeR _~ •- ,. I ----,- ' '--' - 801 DIALMATIC iJ ~ ' "U" _ -i - Scotty'. Price Fof in out %*-n9tng 50 I - ISWW and Loke W2 Cutt Sct El Toro )6 SeaCone ,~ ll I - A 46 — Sal# Price I %J RegolarPrice.........12.79 '- - - - ,,,/ / '.. ill 1. \ — - / ./ c I'' • ' .i' VA ç.r i" .....SIS '" .,. . •.. . -- L - r - I\ 1 - - SACRAMENT OF CONFIRMATION HIS EXCELUNCY William D. Borders, Bishop of the Diocese of Orlando, confirms member of All Souls Catholic Church Confirmation ('lass in special mass held Thursday night as parish priest I r William --____________________________________ Herald Photo by John Snolski R" Pfice scatty's S-.t.PnIc. 121% Sea" '9 ric 1E) 1 ~I/4'c M' 2 Set S - flfl• 4i flfl __ - W~ - - throughout unincorporated areas of the county and hopes psi tare t.t lit * hearing l The garbage companies -, I _LI wo d '' ul - --- - -' 1 4 %__ ' dgarA in the- C.uest I sco"Y's 6 SEA MIST - A r&-gkxn sheilf rjlo p&tt@fr, ''ncofI12 t, i _4 - 6c"Y's a ..... . sq yd ) operations through mergers, deplorable, and the companies Asrecommendedb) Acts the themselves recognize this, 10 companies which should be Vihlen said. "We exEc - - - to Sheldon dresses are often the only inAccording Polokoif, site president of formation the compnas has to Seminole Dispos~il Inc.. tile %%r ork %;.itll. I 799 1sq. yd.1 I -0 11 - - , __ I . - .-LL1EL -ci - _-- . - - - - = .••. - - - ~ -1. - -Y ' . __=__"_ - - .~_ . XJ4%_i,T 4- -_ - _74-2w '- t _ __- __,~ -, q : - -M ~~ __ ZI m=_Z ;r 1--i - _TnG offifti i -. , ____ __ ''" "- - - - - - - . I - . __ . "_`~V _. -"" -- .'• --. ... - - I . _________ How do you feel about garbage collection service in Serrfnole County' Let your voice be heard Complete The Herald survey form Results wall be talitci ani ?ht '.i •— Seminole County Commission will be notified ON0 -' , 1. I I , i , - - _____- \t MUIR BLANKS BY -.E- ---- PR ES E NTL Y Htvseholder f ree to select cr chance to ,tur to any of the ri tu ncrafl't that ch to er neigh!)orhood - -- - - ' --- %IAll flA( 'II" distract and you accept that company states arid level —ALTERNATIVE IA) Coon y proidt refuse vice throughou t the unincorporated areas at cost i' The first )tar wage hike is MIAMI AI' — Members of the International Brotherhood the same as proposed in a con- 'f I lettrifians have soled to tract that the union member end their 3-month-old stnke sNp rejected in December. The against the Florida Power & second step is larger - The agreement wits reachxd utility said today. last Saturday when negotiators F PM was notified b) federal agreed to a plan, propeeI y a inulmators earl) this morning federal tnediator , to elde the that striking Mectrical workm fate of 151 rlrj~(~rs hi stited I "I lii .4 I' ttCt,.,t ti-' e (tie co mnprnss contr act offer, t'andah I service - - ChECKING ON TilE STRIKE SITUATION Sanford truck broker Date hlrinkle\ light Co., a spokestimn for the sin le refuse -------PROPOSED H, e desl;nated by the Boardof County Commissioners to your - .-_---~_T : _._ J"M-Niiv-_-. FPL Uni*on Votes End To 3mMonthoOld Strike Pu blI ic Opin ion c...urvey ; rib* - _ sir ,1,,!,-4,-4 b%- - ~ ~ - - :"—, -- a - 'a%' -- I . '. I;v -ALTERNATIVE (B): "A" above and including A union official tub said workers would return to their tolls by midnight torlight niunicipalifies desiring to be included , - . i arid was prmn'id , Prfsspup4r ____ .k I - ,,. loss to Vafldthlthl 'inee "u - (be contract will give sork- or purush the accused wwkers ers 1634 an hour in the first sshile the union .uedthnttiw) - II . - ___ _ - - HENNIGAN TAKES states by Edgar A. Guest , L I \ illiitii".üii I itithi IA)I rn'nn lt1(! \l1 lAu)klllg tiii n ' ( Ilennigan. Ilennigan replaces Wesley Dowell, who resigncil Jan. 17 to 0(1111IIllhLil Work for st, vouth counsellor. I Herald Photo b I)onna \ri i _________ ______________________________________________________ 0A1 H OF OFFI CE LONGWOOD POLICE' CHIEF '11301`11,1 s Ifennigan takes oath from City Clerk 011nie Shoniale this morning during city hall cerenionies. [ - Ills ~ti,as written during Wprld War 2: but it is being proscri esu noss, to be tait I Index ____ -! l'\tt's I - t Bridge 4B (liurch newi . - I3B ChissifiedatN . .. 6&' ,B . sl,tlail or takt ty: The S.an(vcd Herato Crosswff d puzzle Pear Abby I ~r. Crane Id 'III P.O. Box 1657 100 N. French Avenue Sanford, Fla. , - in the ert, ___ I - '- i IGOl hourly Wa,I' ~_- I Peace cannot Ix- sc, lone __ Tfw cvmpam A- artvd ti * - The old L rtc.ilnsag, .... ... 9'.0 ___ - __ franchise area plan. which "I recognize the average provide penalties for bad customers really are, Polokoff tid. since post offi(e box adWOUld eliminate four small service in Seminole Count% i ' might (,oserns the ChOitl! lswrong and right The at Last iuctj '.sfiicli fort \lcreh 1it ntt war S read Sat, Price UnstatisdI - It will set monthly rates, system is not adopted-is specify pick-up standards, and figuring out where some I . __ ___ - r ' Ille little verse copied below is from & scrapbook collection I ~i%~-. that ~~, written 11%, , - " I Price Re - - - , ._ - --, IL A601111"197 — -- eu.fl -. think --- .' - recommended the county Bobbins and county roads chief commission approve the 10 J.C. Lavender. Dear Sir, Spoiski: __ ,t7fg; iPrsc*($4 yd ) -- a Oiw of the biggest problems franchise areas worked out by a opposition, has been endorsed to revoke a (.Tmpanv's franof unac- faced by the tompanies--even omputer. by himself, the companies, chise in the event ' if the exclusive franchise The association Thursday Arthropo Control Director Val ceptable service, -- ' , - "~ N'istiri decorator colors. 12' -1~ widths ii over 50 os waffle 5:30 WEEKDAYS 7:30-4,00 SATURDAY - -.. I'" - 1, 'I' HOURS - _- ... I • I - ~_Abr- - ahead of myself. An upcumtn JdII ciulultin will present hi s as sstU as the anti FFUJM1IIF , 100 FRENCH AVE 1974 -a ori . ____ imition which I am taking on tI i"i iAJ,. scc:)'-r SALE ordinance setting up lu CX' areas franchise dusise .. I -1 . k '1' ... Here again. I'm getting . CARPETING '. the conunis,sion for a Feb. 11 work session on the proposed being Sheriff. lie does IN01' In - - ., 1924 ' 1 ia ecu .. coddle' 11w prisoners .. IN entra reatens RyCHRIS NEISON assigned to him by virtue of 6 1.22 I 51 a" Stop set sale P Y e 15 , ,to*toi f a.s.si.. anything more than the duties 59 - 90"MEMONATINI& ou a Exclusive Garbage Collectieon Set ssanttuconse) the thought that Sheriff John I'olk is doin' • Price 13/ir' Stop Set Price 578 selves. too, I hlosseser, at no tuiti I 0 S,t in", lei to r4 fleas c 4'P',) It' " DASS - Picture Fran,ld mitrw . Scuipturedd.i.n R.venab4i,dooi - - ____ __ __ - present conditions at the jail i and them making sure that the prisoners do a better Job of keeping the place clean them- hOP 'U""°' .8 .- - Target Date A Pru 1 I am in favor of improving the / /( I thru FEB It count) / /1' / ' 1 - bringing in my spedfic objections (of adding this additional M to the taxpayers of this ' I PRICES ..) U'.JfJLJ ='.~-11 '' I 1. FEB 1 -- .ii - SAm.. Obviously, I've already run "Ut of column space without , CASING SETS . \ '5.Jf Y -* *: comowtely rr1WS4)le, ell'a ..vv steel rixiunting hbradets. P2 -. ,Aould it be to transport tile prisoners back and " i4~~ k P & i I - No SB HsavyDu*y - - a?' U I--1 ~ 0-19-OVAL CABINE1 vMh extils Iwgem.rrou Gold fintulifrimi ,- Scotty $ MIRROR SCENE KITS -- - -i ' . ,_ ... 11 I I- - - --- - - ,, ': '"" ' '- \!JI_1Ton(. - '- I --------- —' - " - r 2 -"- Bathroom Cabinets ,. 1Iv'~~ -- " ________ ,_ Anha"n cug or twcAan carbon and tugh spood altel twat Ws on the mpo DoubleInsulated. 1599 Lt~ ~,___ OR CASSELDERRY f themselves funded a $6,000 given exclusive franchise areas citizen opposition to the plans, ( study by Acts Systems Inc., are: Central Garbage Service. but weareconfident it will work customers, the ordinance will Iferald Staff Writer drawing up 10 large collection American Refuse Servicie, J&1I out right." set up a system of "checks and Vihlen said he feels th April balances to protect the areas based on existing c'orn. Garbage, Seminole Disposal An April I target date for pany routes, sizes and growth Inc.. Ogburns's Garbage I target date will leave enough customers." Still another inquired Wh) the start of exciusise garbage buffer time to work out potential Polokoff said the cwnpanit'. 5&rste, Better (.arbage n&w l'oints' I collection franchise areas for put the jail at i Esans commission and ctsgasetheissociationtsso public fears recognize that the initial set up garbage Service, ice, Seminole County thought we were all told of how 13,000 exclusive franchise plans- the Garbage Service, and a con. and complaints on the problem. period will produce problems, important it was that the customers was set ThUrSdJ The proposed ordinance, but that the experience t first calling for two or three solidated Seminole Garbagecourthouse be located in s.n untied I)) Assistant Count) Orange Count)-sshkh last rughtbs tt.e Refuse Collectors largecoinpaniestakingoserall Like Mars (garbage Co and ford because it would be next Association Count)' county business, the second Vitilen said the exclusive Alt)'. Howard Marsee, will year opted for exclusive door to the then present jail, Conunisumoner Sid Vihlen Jr. calling for 10 of the county's franchise concept, while provide the commission with franchise areas—will be Iloss mtwh miore expensive ll k present 14 companies sharing already meeting much public "immediate and simple" ways carefully studied. Vilik-n today wi d ' '- 5F"- I 'U' 'C. ., j'::' • L riarpener Scotira ' II* - - s2999 PriCe Drill But ____ =, owy. 17-92 - --- ' in and said, iloss ionic it s already dilapidated' iinly built 13 or 14 yearsagoand they're supposed to last at least scom, 7-L [CIO EVERCLEAR COLD WATER ~ar . ') 7 • % . 4 . . 20 89 __________________________ - sco"Y's ' - - , . Sa lo Price c __ '-,' PaAvffu:l M101 - bc~t bLW* vWWy - Wrap smund sturdy %tW 1~ 111 DIRT/RUST FILTER ~ • Comeiwthcamg.. -- %~__ - '•' - Av&4b4 on "to, double and 137ea. SAW ____ ________ i __r7 1 -- P4 I - G Blacka fleckal1 - PfPce L 6.97 9.19 2"zIO"a4 2 4 ,•: 4.39 1 2' your e*tnov propel from full , I FURNITURE ' . 1 'Mit wholesale drug ,cr t it Williams. their rigs Thursday in con. coasts. strike is not halted soon. of Twnpa, but agreed that if salesman operating a one-and"People are getting panicky, junction with a national At Bill's BP Service in At the Village Rest Truck they were, they face the a-half ton truck in an area in-A %%alkout by independent walkout of truckers protesting and we're getting scared too," Sanford, LowellMartindill said 'rerininal, manager Melvin problem of running short. eluding Sanford, DeLand. Mt. truckers in Tampa ma bring high fuel costs and low freight commented Mrs Ben Williams they are so short of gasoline Payne said he has all the fuel he Dora and Orlando, said she and Central Florida to a standstill at Williams Amoco Service In they are closing at 11 a m can handle at present But the rates Although all service stations her husband feel toeir S,anford. "We've Ix,en told to today iind &-liturday. -%Ve inight strike will hold up deli - spokesmen on both sides of eries, contact v ed in the Sanford area livelihoW is threatened by the S call Tampa later toda> for make it through Tuesda)," h and then sse could run dr) this morning said they had fuel shortage the strike, and Sanford sers Ice '0mg to be mu(,h harder to b station operators &ay they are v rifonnation. We don't know yet said. "but if we don't get a again," he said. "tie's having a terrible time some fuel, truckers and other " said I Liking the ss .mit and see' at if the strike will affect our delivery then we'll has e to stayBill Ball of Ball Trucking Co.persons w ho make their living getting gas' said Mrs Mat I but if tile strike J. in e s is e lii n 's 'u r 11 deliveries, but we're getting closed." titude today. agreed: "If the strikers hold out on the road are having dif. thews of her husbarxi. -They'll Owner- loss and will need more fuel continues the will certainly be president of the At Clem Leonard Shell also we have a problemhasn'tlt liculiks getting all the fuel they only give him Isso gallons every Operators Association. soon. hurt. i Belated story page 5A. in Sanford, the supply of fuel is place he stops. need to keep running us - ,, She said they were pumping running short. Operators there Smile 170 independent di ivers Killingsworth said the effect **We're wondering how in the At Borne Distributors, W.W. Mrs. W. H. Matthews of who haul gasoline and other of the drivers' walkout would be all they could. "Something's are waiting to see how long petroleum -products in a 150- felt from Ocala to Fort Myers diefinitely causing a big rush to Tampa strike will last, and say Hutne said he was not sure Sanford, whose husWrid, is a i Von't. On Pg. 7A C41. 1. ) ... s .. a . IX — _______ One lady called to say there Wa-S nothing wrong with the jail that soine good cleaning wouldn't help. She used to be a reporter for radio and has been down there for news . re S no n, o s o those ,4mnn Irotii tle.ining it up ttlem-wke.."', 19900 .-;. TUDOR SHELVES <3 I/$ " have been proceedings. The treiiiation could be Meanwhile Thursday, ().,ceola County detectives met cat_ of Ith sas n never ith Hrt'vartt authorities to ectablisheci, ruc ers I'he hut line has been burning, following yesterday's publication of a photo shoss ing tile conditions existing at the Seminole Count) jail 23 39 Scouy'. Puce N I - - . I / _ _________ -'- 0 Its John A Spokkl -..--.-- - '-4 ~~ d onthath.idIod.cotst.p.notft / •'. 6988 TOTAL PACKAGE SALE PRICE - i Crate an 949am and vv" sm I AR A D 111W ____ _____ ' scolty's ~ §?. V5 F ____ I - ----.-.- = WW~RLDiFWQQD 'A of v d - i HOODS able Mae, Harvest Gold Coppertone or Avocado or Avocado - . _~ in — . Gas Supplies Diminishing ,,, I s Vh R 1988 (,u Questions on retirement El 28 A 'tabi 90M iL;i r- ir >rtu may be mailed to Wbat About Redirrmcut?, Cvpley News . I Herald Staff Writer Electric -- Securityiwj The project ecist about t i Lz~ ~ Sale Price . 1 -' - 0 ii --- /f Reg Price 'i" I. 5'8 scotw's Price . -_-_ _.__.~;:_,__~ -_ Oief-Ajre - _~ II 45 Protcl _,_____71_.- - . 4 EM Dm. *ids gtoo-." cut Iinto M= 011uxe •i It" 8., 8 Double - Ahat.d b1uIhd natural wood ES-6 DECORAMIC 24" lade Rotary Movver with Gnu Catch, Available in White Harvest Sofly. 15 gcuttIIhsghtbduu1 t '. ment. Gotd. CoP0000c8do ' __ -=__`_- _&__1*_ - 4f94 Caranuc NO 6999 _____ 1_73 ,-# it 12 1 I- r, Now for part three. You are $47 10,000.000, and was opened - q4 ---R_ 4 -_-.1 1 _-,~F-7-, ~-_ I 510. thiase it you earn over $20 from January through Ma) ard you don t 11 - Icrevaid women 'cit ntiuied Price 10 Cents ~*`Jva - ELECTRIC OVEN scot. m MMM -9 AL In 1974 you are allowed to a 4 FrIday, February 1, 1974—Sanford, Florida 32771 . f, Her remains, with the exWilson said the bodY, still ception of a jawbone and teeth IA aring fragments of clothing, retained for identification '.asniore decomposed than any purposes, were cremated after f thc previous discoveries. investigators neglected to seek Only four of the young a stop order on funeral rra * * .. A" 1 ounty area west of 1-95. ,. ., • curit) checks from June r _ /1 _______ _______ w Mun ,eidtuakeUridrio - " i, Paid for b E Ml h 0 __ .IN -- / _________ Brevard Sheriff Leigh Onl> one of the victims, I..aura ilson said he will now order a Lynn flarberis, 18, Orlando, has & 466 - work again for the r"t of the ' D Fisf,0ilwer :tr1 Quro-~ . -_ - U T U make $2,400. If you limit yourself to that amount or less, you will receive Sxial SecunitY payments for the entire . ,J _________ - the state in which you reside. rence Seawav whivil covers ' a ti I? • ri1i!. fr o The tiers * P~9 _, t Fi 4.- ______ -- A. The basic amount paid by the federal government In Supplemental Security Income benefits is the same throughout the 5Ostates. Each state, however. my pay an additional amount over and abose shat the federal government pays. In many states the state supplement is paid ssmththefederalsupplemental Security Income payment in one combined check. Thus the amount of the check may vary depending on 11 1_. , ' * It ..Rg-vl,1('I,tC 6 patterns to choose from rtiui * " - - ;:_ . ~ . -- 1* I r-:SIDING ~ ~F~ lr'grct * ree I .. ~ ~ __ - en 1" world's _.. - That s part two tp. I * St t .. Springs -4 _______ , ______ I , [(you earn over $2,400, you lose one dollar for every two -'- * P.O. P 0 .Box 1824 Sanford Fla.,. 321/1 I ditch Sept 20, but (lekctlses liegert while homicide dump murders. sitytbereisno known link in the d etectives probe the un flit spokesman s.ald the hod) murders derbrush of tile land clearing had apparently 5een in the unIn Altamonte Springs, site tiff Vukan Hoad dcrbrush at least tso to four sources close to the in eeks. There was no word on vestigation say possible murder clothing or other possible clues charges against a maa being it the death site held in Georgia on multiple In [Iresard that county's rape charges will base to wait ixth female victim since Nov. the outcome of tile rape trials11 was found one-mile west of and "Y have been shattered I itusville by a sheriff's search by cremation of one of the Party out looking for victims, remains. After the gruesome discovery Tile sources said all evidentv F011TItit-I 6) ildurillatilill !n the apparent -,win-murders from a 20-year-old electrician has been turned over to State P1111) e - irushed year. But that's just part one Of the nile I 0 -- ',. 1. - WORLD ALMANAC * " - Z1Tr1n"_1f_ _ _1 I be penalized f,ar the my-phis 0 %liat I mean Li how would it affect my social Secunty' W.T.J. - l 0 f "411 t, _,.e/ t__" f wh Q. Is a partnership agreement always in writing. — H.V. * . lilt (lic411 examiner Thomas unsolsed Mtamonte \ - - - TABLE zens To Table The ' fltlattd slur) page 5p 146`11-1u1ed e badis decomposed body Th into northist Orange (ounts this morning a sas found osered b) Axka construction worker palinettos in tho underbrush off stumbled U[)OO the decomposed Old Apopka Ilo.td Just hours i ains of a young white after firevard authorities found a snung suomi in dead of a 00h10 bringing to 11 t * * * * * * * * * * * * . . ( OUfltk I ht horrif) ing trtiit of i,.OJfl( murikruI in (entr4i' Florid,t . gunshot wound to the head. Or an g e bunt) Sheriff ' 's d1stwspossiblehnkstothestijl Neither of the two latest spokesman said there was no unsolved murder of Walt ittuns has btn Identified The information 4iiil1ible on how Dtsnt. Vvorld t..mplo)e lkbor4Ih At)0pk11 hod) Iturd in Orange the Apopka '.ictiui met (kath, Jean Mctartne Count) in recent months — is or twttM.r dfl) connection WLIS Miss McLirtne> 20, of St now king studied h) count) suspected between the as )et (loud scas found bound in - -_ ered unirt3urable, chiefly for - - . -. .,.-• > __~ 4 County Commissioners. We are Over- Ta xecl, Over-Spent, Over-Charged We want A Change — Stop Spending. Sign: 4( lx' (II recent %ietUnS In a number path reaching from Osceola to IIr( '.4ird intl ur"s 'i ,n,nrde (IIItIS NEL •LON SON Q. I have submAted some Ic Cancer %ictims who are considered cured no signs of a rwm rent-e for five years -are often among individu. als whom companies irlmn today at standard rates. So am skin divers, who in former years had to pay highcr pre. miizns for life insurance because of their hazardous occupa on if they could get it at all 1, ; E .1 _1 -. . tile latest industry survey, and 92 per cent are at stand. wd rates. Only three per cent OccutAUcinal tisks ich used to wcvmt for 26 per cerit bf all extre-prmim imr. wice a litUe more than a dec. ade ago, have become a much 1s frequent reason for 'rat. tz' up ' of insurance Recent ly They were responsible for c1) about nine per cent Ibis low level of rejectiom or hiØer pr .ims bee .ise of hcalth problems and occu. patlonal risks reflects cont*nuing advances in medicine, job safety and public health. MY persons buy Xwe ail s1tandard rates who previously would have had to pa higher premiums because of thleir heal occupation There are &W "extra risk" policies available, with higher premiww. for persons who at one tin* were un.able to get - I A. Most Americans who apply (or life insurance are able A. A.k the government to get it. About 97 per cent of service at what age would applicants for "ordinary" life your income be the highest iciesar ln ii p( pt 1 11 rc~m was 3 years know which to do and would like you to advice. - G.D.C. Q t - - _________________________ (Improve the OLD) fle,'or, __________________ An ot he r Area Cor pse Found _____ ) S ' say. which is tn —, Counties _______ p Herald Stall Writer Mail To lip' - Four ' REGISTER YOUR VOICE TO TABLE THE JAIL Sanford Avenue an , - I to - _ viai~ -- ---.---- . A______ Real Estate Office as an associate. sell the gambling casino operating The state of New York, with stock and a call is an option to there In space." proper piety, has moved Indeed, one must onder tho block two German firms from A straddle is one put and one selling stock In disorderl) call Aspreadisaputandacall is making money Normally, houses with different prices on each A put and call buyers lose 80 per Meanwhile, the American strap is one straddle and a call, cent of the time-that is, by the Stock Exchange, from New and a strip is a straddle plus a time the option expires, worthless York, has filed a plan for put permi&,tion to begin trading in Last April the Chicago Board stock options Options Exchange set out to * * * * * * *, * What is the relationship? bring respectability to options. Well, it Is somewhat ironic that Trading Is only In calls, and VOTE NO ew York objects strenuously you can tr ade them right up to to the trading of stock in the expiration (late, unlike disorderly houm, all the while standard calls in which you are smiling upon the trading which locked into options. And trading C go on in disorderly markets, is limited to 32 respectable (in For, by and large, the put and the main) stocks. call busines,s-calle-d options By volume alone, the Chicago * trading-ha:, a :-wsg-ataiid~ig B0 rd Options Excluinge has is an -. I game going today. A put ILi , time, - - --------1 i th In am pleased to announce that John Krider Sr. has price for a stated period of operation is the biggest craps CopleyNewiSer&e - Confusion Over Stock Trading - •1 1 fmV. ~ ____ - oil ill _~. __ - J - - ,I New York ___ __ ___ - - _____________________________________ -- - __ ___________________ - I t'e ri a' I1orcsco 411 Swri`,~~ 4B Statu 4B S! (-,I M - __ U JIB413 110'sPital ~Iutm Public noVxts &A . I # ___ - L �2A—The Sanford Friday Feb. LJ!Z The Sanford Herald alifornia Official Questioning, Inde pendent Truckers S1') ut 1 ii.; By THE A&SOCIATEJJ PRF Demands by independent truck drivers for lower fuel and more money for the cargo they haul spurred a shutdown that spread across parts of 20 stales today in the East, the South, Appalachia and the Midwest. There were scattered reports of parked rigs in California and Arizona. Several thousand truckers apparently had joined the action. But in most of the 20 states, some independents were still operating, Some plants announced layoffs, others said they couldn't stay In business much longer and Pennsylvania Gov. Milton ShaPP prepared to call out the National Guard to halt the violence that claimed one life in his state Thursday. One New Jersey refinery kept its gasoline trucks parked as ;.;ceLs marched outside. -, . . .. . in sor. Union drivers not honoring the shutdown call traveled In grou of threes and fours in other areas. On one Virginia highway early Niar rnti of trucks sowed down at bridges and intersect lofts, 2 % Secretary of Sthte&jmundG Brown Jr. revealed Thursday that the lawyer, Frank De Marco Jr., invoked the attorney-client privilege in refusing to say der with whether he told the President the deed was signed more than a year alter it was dated, 'I P dedurtinac •s.. Marco has every right l claim the privilege unless the President agrees to waive It," Brown said. But the state official in. (tirfltCtl he may ask Nixon to wiive his right or to :ivc in own vrrj (If Uu Nixon's deputy press secretary, Gerald L. ..His lawyer mum fontofmypompsandb1ockthern,"dDoflKiflg,a truck 5p • Do jj•53p• Attorney-client privilege laws protect the C0fl CoflvCrS1ti(11 with their IiW:ntialit of diut lawyers unless the two have conspired to conimit' future crime. . By NIAIMU El1ITE SUI.I.IVAN Copley News Service WASHINGTON AP) — "To correct a powerful trend of per cent for the entire year. He reaffirmed his faith In a —He said he will work with Americans will be pounded by the economy which has been The jobless rate %ill average free economy and said the sys- the other oil-consuming nati3n.5 powerfully rising prices and in- going on for some time requires 5.5 per cent but will rise close to tern of wage-price controls he to avoid a worldwide recession. Economic creasing joblessness until the time," he said In a message to 6 per cent in the first half of the established In 1971 to corral in- Higher energy pricu will be economy takes a mid-year turn Congress. year as economic output dips to flation would continue to be permitted for maximum for the better, President NixHighlights Tnc grim, out somewhat bed- near-recession levels, the phased out. When, he didn't domestic exploration and on's annual economic report ged outlook by his Uu"ee-mnan council said. ray. production, he said said today. Covncil of Economic Advisers: Nixon expressed fnstration WASHINGTONJ AP)-Nixon said the budget will —-We will continue our polConceding the economy Is a 6 per cent rise in consumer over dealing with the nation's Impose moderate economic re- icy of maximum agricultural President Nixon's fiscal caught in the worst inflationary prices In 1974, compared with many economic problems. But straint, because the total production to help hold down 1975 budget Includes an all-time spiral in a generation, Nixon 8.8 per cent last year, with the he said the American people spending does not surpass the food prices," he said. high $87.7 billion outlay for dip ur,ed patience k '"nnmers. economy growing by only one are better off than they think r.'v"s that t P--ought The United States will fj t. fense. his economic report dis. in by the government In a time self with higher lmpci-t bills to.- closed today. The President's $304.4 billion of high prosperity, oil in 1974 and, as a result, what H Ile promised to step in and was once expected to be a budget goes to Congress Monincrease federal spending if sizable trade balance will prob, day, but the general outline of it necessary to keep the unem- ably be wiped out, the report was sketched in a table at the ploy rate from going too said. back of the economic report —....-..-------... high as a result of the energy The money that in- released by the White House. crisis. Nixon in his State of the Union dustrialized nations will have to Consumers can expect food shell out for higher oil prices address on Wednesday re. and fuel prices to rise sharply from the Arab oil-producing vealed the overall total for hl ' . .-... between now and mid-year. nations could lead to buet. which contains a $9.4 Council Chairman Herbert "cumulative recession," the P- :!i4i " deficit, Stein said. Defense spending will be up council said. Aster the shaçp increases in Even 11 the Arab oil embargo by 17,7 billion, reaching a total he cost of lying h.ave run their is lifted, the administration's of $8i billion, the report said. course, the rise should slow to economic forecast probably Here are some of the major ' an annual rate of about 4.5 per won't change much, the council Increases: cent in the second half of the said. Education and manpower — year. the report said. Stein declined to predict how 111.5 billion, up 170) million. £' Nixon outlined this strategy long the economy would actualIncome security lincluding for dealing with the nation's ly decline this year, but tie said, Social Security and welfare) economic problems partly "We do not expects recession." $100 billion, up 115 billion, brought on by the energy crisis: A recession Is usually defined dUidiII P Natural resources and envi—The budget will create little as declining economic output ronment — $3.1 billion, up about — stimulus, but spending will be for two consecutive quarters. cted an ac12.5 billion. increased If necessary should The report predi Heal th — 126 billion, UP $3 unemployment get too high. celeratlors of Inflation by snotl. Tax cuts are a possibility. Nix- er Important measure, that es- billion. on urged Congress to approve tiinated from Gross National Interest on the public debt legislation to Improve the Product figures. This measure $29 billion, up $2 billion. unemployment insurance pro- takes into account prices of Veterans benefits and servb ECONOMIC EXPERT HERBERT STEIN gram to help ease the energy goods across the economy, not ices $13.6 billion, Up $300 tiill. ... Gloomy outlook for next six months crisis' impact. just at the consumer level, lion, Briefs Poll Puts Energy At Top PRINCETON. N.J. AP — Americans now are more troubled by the energy crisis than by inflation, according to the latest Gallup poll. The Gallup organization reported Thursday that 111 It-S most recent nationwide survey it found 46 per cent of the more than 1.500 persons interviewed were most upset about the energy crisis. Twenty-six per cent said inflation is still the nation's major problem. Inflation had been Ow dominant concern of Americans in every Gp survey since late January 1973, when Vietnam peace settleme nt was rea ched, he sa id . ' — -' ____________________________ - ' - Kent Jury End Sought " — ri j:v:L•n, 01ito AP An Ohio Natiuil G1r(1.sman whose urut was involved in the 1970 Kent State University shootings is seeking the discharge of a federal grand jury investigating the incident. A motion to "dissolve, discharge and excuse" the 23memberpaneiwas filed in US. DistrictCotrt Th ursday by Cleveland attorney G. B. Lambros on behalf of V. Record GM Profits al Moors earned a record $2.4 billion last year despite a slump in the fourth quarter. The previous high was $2.16 billion in' 1972. General Motors said Thursday it earned $517 mullion during the last three months of 1973, compred with $667 milluxi for the last quarter of 1972. General Motorssaid preliminary figures showed record .-ales of $351 billion in 1973, compared with the previous record of $30.4 in 1972. Fourth quarter 1973 sales were put a t 3.01 billion, compared with $8.82 billion in the 1972 period. — - " • • Rising; Beef, Eggs Cited Volunteser m efi tary Budget Plans LOS ANGELES i AP Private funeral 'vices .iij . hel4 for Sa muel Goldwvn, a pio neer (din maker who was f the founders of Paramount Studios. Goldwvn, 91, died early Thursday in his sleep at his Be-rJ' hills h':'rrw lie had hein in ill health stnce suffering a stroke in 1969. but the cause of deth was not W1flOWKt'd. He had been hospitalized recently with a kidney ailment. Re is survived bs his widow. Frances, and their son, — Samuel Jr. ' 1JTrLETO,Co:l i-esa, ix ersonsliav -- bc-enkdled' toi carbon imnoiadepowntrig. They were:an tHPi1'tP it'ftffl trh.n ,Kit,,,4 ik..,'r"'" .'.- )r •- —' "•' Hit By r ces P then be $160 a month," explained Jim Brown, as spokesman for the Social Security Administration. "Bills to lower the retirement 'f age are a standard thing each Congress," said James Kellt'y, of the committee staff. "But it is very unlikely that the cornmittee would goln the direction of reducing the retirement age this sesiion." " The major reason is cost. In December, Congrew agreed to a two-stage 11 per cent Increase in the amount of annual income , ', subject to Social Security taxes Any lowering of the retirement ment Recommends fumes acctd!ntalJy. officers said. The Arapahoe County coroner's office said Bet ty Foster, 34. apparently took her own life by running a ear T'- . tiit r lit 1'1L i'i( ,'u dir Mrs FOL5:'r s hu.sb..t.d and tbree children, died wnen the fumes were suck ed Into qvirtments of the condommiwn 11*-v were Kenneth C Foster 47 three , wo .. - ii.rriJa' s H'. 1as Jr.. 11 U ,irj \i t r'ie Hiris and a nvmgn - Ffty!'o - lived in an ad)"Girting apartment, George M 4. - o', rTnri ' -, 'r " q' RCA XL-100 25" DIAGONAL 100% SOLID STATE CONSOLE COLOR TV Super AccuColor b!ack matrix picture tube provides exceptional brightness and contrast. Accumatic IV brings color, tint, brightness and con,... ONE YEAR PARTS AND SERVICE "RCA 1914 MODELS" HERE ARE SOME OF THE VALUES THAT HAVE MADE JeMe FIELDS FAMOUS! , FICA 18 15" DIAG. COLOR 1YEAR DIAG I 11"UIAG. COLOR x1-100 COLOR - SOLID STATE S0110 STATE tR((SRC1J li RCA RCA RCA RCA RCA RIOT PRICE! Compare at '89 RIOT PRICE! RIOT PRICE! RIOT PRICE! Compare at 139 Compare at '399 Compare at "39 !2YEMS PARTS & COLOR U. - U — A look at the total number of ittfli didni promde un en. (1 it " s %%ere J40.10 per hun&edweight. up 4l! from Dec 15 A year r. ¶r , r ,, . The All survey covered AlbuF"r example, Assistant Be. quertiuc M t'illantk Bus- kri. Secretar) William K 'iii (liic.ago 1) illas Detroit Prthmn said this ,t.e)ç that "nil, \,, . ami. -New A n g el es: 3 i billion an be attributed to York. llhiladelph!a; 11rovi- the dtTtslon to cnd the military tknu It I SaltLiketity,and draft and create the all olun ' Mi prKiable effect on traffic car. rie. by the railroad,s He said only 4 per cent of the tad traffic in th. Northeast roves on the lines he recommended be abandoned. The recommendation is the PHILCO PHILCO 19" DIAGONAL PORTABLE TV 8" SOLID STATE PERSONAL PORT. @ — new of recent boosts in Social Security taxes" that shutd how high the costs v'ould be. full social Security - d PHILCO 18" DIAGONAL PORT. COLOR PHILCO 25" DIAG SWIVEL BASE COLOR CON 100 SOLID STATE first step in the reorganization iffinariri11s ttilingraifroads j1 Midwtst 'r--.,-- PHILCO 19" DIAGONAL COLOR TV iz, :"- age %%OUltl increase S Security N more. Kelley pointed to figures he gathered over a year ago "and these are conservative in SOLID STATE 0 ] 1 VI I GIANT L PHILCO WHIRLPOOL 19" CU. FT. SIDE.BY.SIOE WHIRLPOOL IEFRIGERA1 OR/ FREEZER 11" CU. FT. 2000R 2.000 14 CU, FT. REFRIGERATOR'FREEZER NORGE AUTO. AND NO TUMBLE 184B. DRYER REFRIGERATOR/ FREEZER 9J of ii.,' I" no m.'vnlral, ?'..... Compare at '479 _ In service that has been blamed for part if Jie financial troubles - RIOT PRICE! 100% SERVICE :1 I ' t44 44 1wr 100 pourits. Up SF1,80 t ltanged 1.1 t"tt, The aver.age compared 'Alth (tie civilian job o ri M I S jx r at mnarke 19"DIAG. .1 u at in 'ult I dike (it', where from Ih t :IIL r declines in the price of pork 'Jiops and frankfurters kept the tattle last August were a J4rmu4ir total down to Z2 per record 15) 70 per hun at in PhitdeIphi and hi& 'Irilweu hi and in Januar', iisl a ',rar aUf ked $3 10 ll' a- t -- -, - vIiiI' T1_7 - "If you would get 1200a month In payments at age 65, bu t you retire at t12 instead, your limited payment would ' . yr __F , 1 rec€ive were they to wait until portunities for — Six Per i h In Color (Id 0 i::I I ifEiI1 \)_4?#•1Iji'i 1il.r 1111_i-:- age 65 . 39 Per , (1.) privilege was extended to 62- Limits Annual Bills — Sam Goldwyn Dies 4% ff11! V Early retirement advocates aren't giving up. Rep. Carney year-old males. argues a lowered Social Today, those who take full retirement age will Security retirement at 62 get only ) per make available more Job op. cent of the benefits they would young people. Nixon's Health Plan WASHINGTON i AP) — The troduction in Congress on Tues"p national health insurance plan day, Weinberger said. WASHINGTON tAPi — More being readied by President NixH LOUISE COOK But attached to the estimates checked, 38 per cent went up in unavailable on one of the check than half the proposed $87-hi!on would th are guarantee at no one Associ ated Press Writer liumerous (actorr that could price during January: 12 per iLites lion defense budget President would pay more than $1,5M a affect not only the individual Ilig1wr priLts f ,.,r beef and cent declined- 41 per cent were During December. 28.7 per Nixon is sending Congress will year in medical expenses. ac. premitimis, but also total out-of. eggs pushed up the fI'Y gi'o. unchanged: and 9rwr cent were tent of the items checked went go to finance a smaller but in- cording to an initial adminis- pocket health expenses wider cery bill during January and up in price 11.8 per cent went crcasingly well-pa,d volunteer tration esti mate, boosted the total to a level 14 the administration program. down: 48.7 per cent were unFor this protection, a per cent above last larch, an single Premiums also could vary Cent clanged: and 10.8 per cent were tnililar>. wage earner would pay a from plan to plan. The &SSOClated Press marketbasket admintsunavailable, Despite plans for continuing monthly premium of $8.56. For tration plan is only a minimum:' survey shows. ilcef priccincreases reflected cuts in the size of U.S. military most workers with a family, the Employers and workers There were only two bright Leap recently reported hikes in the couldvl forces, the 147.5 billion in sata. premium might be 119.32 a select fuller coverage at higher spots at the supermarket durwholesale cost of the meat. ing the month : butter and pork rates. There's noth ing in the hoped chuck was up in eight ry, military retirement, month, i thg and other personnel chops both went down in many proposal to keep employers of the cities checked and alibeef costs represents about the same areas and kept the totals from The rates are estimates profrom paying workers' pre. frankfurters rose in seven wAslIlM;T0N iAPm share of defense spending as in vided Thursday by Caspar W. being even higher than they Farm pri es. led by big gains cities. Increases in the price of Ow mniurns in full, current budget.. ere, W secretary of A Lax proposal under consid. for wheat and meat animals, chuck averaged a whopping 13 The AP checked the price of jumped per cent in the month per cent and pushed the cost of Health. Education and Welfare. eration in the administration 9 Pentagon officials estimate 15 food and nonfood Items Itt 11)e administration still is could cut the take-liame pay for hamburger I to about 11.40 a 13 ended Jan. 15 and averaged 39 personnel costs fit S.4 per cent putting some finishing cities on March 1 and has rech- per cent above a year earlier. pound in most cities, touches the average taxpayer by 1268 a I of Ow new budget, down only on the proposals for in- month. *'cked at the be ginning of each the Agriculture Department 541, 1w areas reported a do- two-tenths of one per cent from iCtdifT month. dine in beef prices toward the the previous year despite the The latest survey showed that tnil Ii( the month as ttt' thnIc- manpower rductsnns. The Ln'rease puhod the bill ('r tIil. Govern Some defense officials say the total rnarketbasket went up in pariment's index of prices siik' prices leveled off. The farm for raw prod. butcher at Ralph's Market in new budget illustrates that a rune c:ties. rising an average of rccive ucts to ZOO per cent of a 196 Los Angeles - where chuck volunteer army can meet Abandonment Of Rails :1 per cent, and was dOWfl in four, declining an average of 3 base used for comparison, the vent from 81.19 to 98 cents a America's needs — tithe nation WASHINGTON iATh The The Interstate Commerce department said Thursday. pound - said nearly all beef is willing to pay a high enough *'r Department of Transportation Conimissir.n now must hnht a That was ije prices here down, along with ;' ice Lrr it only 7 p"in!c tw!'m t Flui s an tInprovemnent pnt.ea fur purL veal ti.lay rccomni;wrgletj that 5 per series of hearings on Brinegar's and l Iaiiib, er December, when the mar record set ast August. Eggs and cookies track in the recommen Others say the 109 per cent cent of the railroad also were da tion The hearings ketbasket bill rce i 1 of 13 a group, meat animal up in man', areas. Chocolate increaseinniilitarypay and at. northeast United States be are scheduled to start in March ities, checked. up an average of Prices went up 12 per ctnt dur- chip cookies. up in 12 cities and lowances; over the last decade is " Brinegar also recommended a Oned, 2 per cent, it. -41K IItV IIJ"IILIJ. Iwy averagea uncnangeu in one, Jumped an 1arneasureofthi,'ostof irunsporiaori Setretary that some track which would es the In every city, however, the 21 per rent higher than on Jan. average of 8 per cent, generally volunteer army than an at. Claude lirinegar said elimnl. remain in service be limited to tota l was well a bo ve the figure 15, in, Cattle, which includes about six or eight tents a bag. tempt to give servicemen lion of the almostl6,000 miles oi use by oidy one railroad, elimiand liest March. The increases over all types sold for be(, were track would have little ap. rating much of the duplication Eggs were up II cities and un. women an even break when Farm of first year $3.5 billion; at age 60, $8 billion; and at age 55, 815 WASHINGTON — There's billion. Still the lower retirement age one bill that the tax-writing House Ways and Means has a lot of supporters. One is Committee expects to receive the powerful AFI,CIO labor UfliUfl year-after-year-after-year. y The committee has yet to give 'There shouldn't be any It the "OK." move toward lowering the age Perennially introduced are in this Congress," admitted measures that would allow full AFL-CIO Director of Social Social Security retirement Security Burt Seidman. 'But for men and women at we'd at least like to see it age . '-.r sn, r 55, ntesd ' theThis current age of 65,Is no ex- earlier ages to get better Congress benefits perhaps in the next ception. The in-basket at the congress" Ways and Means office is stacked with early retirement Let those forced into early bills, retirement because their jobs Among the bills are those that have been 4ropped or the skills would: needed for R changed be able to —Provide full benefits for get the full benefits, without A, men at age 60, with reduced having to go into another benefits at age 57, introduced unrelated line of work, he said. by Rep. Charles J. Carney, I)The AFL-CIO also supports Ohio. increasing the reduced benefits —Provide, full benefits to all from 80 to 90 per cent for the 62individuals at age 62, in. year-old retirees. ttoduced separately by Rep. Yet the number of individuals Jonathan B. Bingham, D-N.Y. opting for earlier retirement and Rep. Clement Zablockl, D. with limited benefits has not Wis., with the ta providing for tters's measure been changing significantly in for 60-year-oldreduced retirees,benefits relationship to the number of Yet, it is unlikely Congress total retirees. will lower the retirement age In June, 1970, th e Social this session. The retirement age Security Administration of 65 with full benefits hasn't showed 1.2 milhon persons on been change since the original early retirement out of .8 Social Securi ty law was passed million total retirees who in 1935. received benefits. In June, 1973, In fact, the only major Social the statistics showed 1.5 million Security age changes were in getting the early benefits out of 1965 when women were allowed i total of 29 million Social at age 62 to collect limited S'urity beneficiaries. benefits and in 1961 when the - _____ AISLE Bills Introduced Rising Costs, Job/essness In Store National .' Once-A -Year Early Retirement Mid-Year Turn Expected manager in Fenton, Mo. "These guys are my bread and butter and whatever they want. I'll go along with them." Businesses dependent on trucking were beginning to feel the impact of the action, which started last week In Ohio and Pennsylvania but (lid not begin spreading much further until Thur. sday. Afew small firms in Ohio and West Virginia announced layoffs Thursday and %ome,%fidwest rneat packing plants said they may soon feel the pinch, The shutdown, a product of the eneigy crisis, could make the situation uorse if it continues. A dozen major coal mines in Appalachia were said to be runnIng critically Short of supplies and near a shutdown. And iii a few areas officials expressed concern that gasoline would not be delivered by independent drivers to service stations badly in need of their February allotments, State and federal officials pleaded with the drivers to give the government a chance to make good on its pledge earlier this week ----,, •4•_4 '.- ue! ,.J ri*se ireignt rates, But Shapp. emerging from a Thursday night meeting in Pitt. sburgh with representatives of Independent drivers, said ". truckers made it dear they will have their shutdown." Shapp's lieutenant governor, Ernest Kline, said app would sIi ntheordercal1thgouttheNationaIGuardtoy, l.C.Okey R.Flesher. Flesher was subpoenaed to appear before the jury today. S4 peared. said Be Mareo first told investigators several weeks ago that the deed was signed by Edwar' 4 1.. Morgan, then deput ite l!nw:e iuunsel, and notarized by Be Marco on April 21, 1969, That was after It was dated — on March 27, I'RF..SI[)ENT NIXON to head home. Reports received from truck stops in several states were that rigs had blocked the fuel lanes. 'l just told the drivers to pull in Confronted with that evidence, Brown said, Marco admitted that copies of the original (Iee'J Including the one filed with the National Archives, actually were typed nearly a year later and signed by Morgan at the White House April 10, 1970 A congressional committee and the Internal Revenue Service al are investigating the handing of the papers, which Nixon valued at $576,000 and gave to the government, claimr.g Ir,iime tax •1 and uthu ub iUei which cau.ced some divers Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Brennan, Sanford: a boy, Oviedo L.ilUe Mae Medlock Martha McNeil DISCHARGES herbert Douglass James Harvey I)unty, IV Su J. iiii Harold Opdyke Mary M. Harrington James Michael Spears Katherine E. Bishop Marva Hawkins Teresa D. Gano Stevie Dennard Jennifer R. Mulligan Paul Taylor Piety Mark Wicker Viola Jones Carrie Campbell Shirley A. Lucas J.iznes A. White Julie V. Gallagher Earlene Garza ESSIC G. Duffin, Deftary Deborah K. Edwards . Irene J. Chinn Deltona Betty L. Nance Adah Moore [)eltona John T. O'Neal Ruth C. Ringwald, Deltona Lester Daily, Longwood Alfred Rimbert, Deltona Lottie Johnson, Oakhill Thomas J. Dunn, Deltona Sally K. Bower, Orlando latrke Finch. Geneva Cassle Risner, Osteen J,'in M. Chambers, I.ake I;iura leisenring, Osteen Mary Kenneth B. Jones, Osteen Sharon A. Oglesby, Lake Mr's. John Patricia) Hall and onroe kit , pring Georgia Weems, l.ongwood Peter Calangelo, Flushing, Duncan K. Finn, Orange City New York The investigators later discovered that the typewriter on which the deed was typed wasn't purchased by Be Marco until the offices were moved to Is Angeles in July, indicating he couldn't have notarized the deed when he said he did. Be Marco was questioned in private disposition proceedings in Los Angeles Wednesday. The questioning was by a lawyer on Brown's staff, which has been investigating Irregularities In the signing and notarizing of the deed. Brown is a candidate for the Democratic nomination for California governor. His campaign taff has been capitalizing on the Nixon papers 4 issue In promoting Brown. 9 News Warren also said that Nixon did not tell Be Marco to invoke the attorney-client privilege when questioned about the deed. Exciting ADMISSIONS 1%9 - but before the July 25, l%9, expiration of a law permitting Such deductions. Dc Marco said the signing took place at brea1st at the Century Plaza Hotel in 1.os Angeles. Morgan said he recalled signing the document in De Mar. co's law offices in Newport Beach, Calif. Warren, said Thursday that the President and Dc Marco "did not at any time discuss any backdating of the deed nor did the President know anything about it." Friday, Feb. 1, 174-3A Come to our Nixon Papers Attorney Silence WASHINGTON AP — The California secretary of state says a tax lawyer's refusal totesufy about a presidential conversation "raises the question of just what was discussed" immediately after the lawyer backdated a deed to President Nixon's vice presidential papers. -.--:- ........................................... Hospital Notes II __ ____ .........,.......... :,-' - * ORLANDO PAItKW000 PLAZA (WIN DAILY 9 A M .10 P M. OPEN SUN 11 A M..7 P M. . * ORLA NDO bIfl()ON PLA'A Off N DAILY 10 A M 10PM, OPEN SUN. 11 A M .7 P.M. NORGE 2-SPEED 6 CYCIE AUTOMATIC WASIIER 914i * WINTER PARK 501 N ORLANDO Ai (WIN DAILY 10 A M 10 M. OPEN SUN 11 A M-7 P M ) �4A— TheSarford Herald Friday, Feb. 1, 1974 - Jack Anderson Construction Industry Sags Builders Scorn Nixon Housi* nn 'Tonic' more than the soothing hand of government. An honest self-diagnosis should indicate that they have contributed to their own distress and must participate actively in the search for a remedy home builders scorned proposals advanced by the Nixon administration to revive the sagging housing ind ustry. Retiring as president of the National Association of Home Builders, George C. Martin called the home construction field "a basket 91 t__ _.L_L case wi wnicn we government is prescribing "a pint of plasma." Martin said the drision of the Department of Housing and Urban Development to cut the interest rate of FHA and VA mortgages onefourth point to 8' 4 per cent and to pump $6.6 billion in subsidies into a low-cost housing program will do nothing to improve the housing picture. Martin, unfortunately, probably is right, but it is questionable if the government can do more. An artificial ceiling on federally guaranteed ?r 'nt id sought oy the home builders would simply dry up the flow of mortgage funds from private lenders or force lender r)flfl(js for heft v "discounts" to he beginning, perhaps, with consideration of imaginative alternatives to the traditional concepts of building practices and building materials. - Despite Nixon's Plea •t. — MuIIc LIII. tinately by home purchasers. There is no disputing the builders' claim that high interest rates are a factor in the steady dip in construction starts. But e,<c Live interest is not the only factor. The spiral in labor and material costs, which the builders accepted passively so long as the increases could be passed along to eager buyers, have priced many A merican families out of the housing market. The lobbying of "no-growth" advocates in many urban centers, supplemented by environmentalist demands for open space and heu.!hl rest rictiomis h:is cont rihuted to a steady climb in land values, The importance of a healthy construction industry to the nation's economic stability cannot be denied. The goal of decent housing for every American must not be obscured, Bul, the ills of the home builders call for 'anfurb era th Thr TELEPHONE 322 2611 8319993 330N FRE NCH AVE SANFORD. FLA. 32771 WALTER A GIELOW. Editor and Publisher WAYNE D. DOYLE Associate Publisher JOHN A SPOLSKI. Aswtale tdllor DAVIDA.8RYANT Managing Editor WINIFREDF,GIELOW BOB LLOYD City Editor DEWEY ROBINSON Circulation Manager Comptroller Covr'iy Editor Mechanical Supt RALPH HAYS DORIS WILLIAMS Comp Room Foreman Society Editor RAY STE VEN CHRIS NELSON Pr.'s Room Foreman Magazine Ed. 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That Ervin statement Wa. extraordinary moment i n tergate committee and the ized, but postponed, renewed has by now become a litany. American history, President House Judiciary Committee, public iearings. Sen. Sam J. It is for the House committee Nixon has once again urged the Beyond the grand jury loves- Erin Jr., D-N.C., the chair- to take the initial step in direct nation to close the book on Wa. tigations are Indictments and man, said that the inquiry judgment of the President himtergate. That is net likely to trials likely to continue for would have concluded long ago sell. Nixon said he recognized happen SOOfl. months, and certain to fuel the had Nixon "been willing to give the special responsibility of that Even as Nixon urged an end Watergate controversy, us the evidence In his posses- panel. to the Watergate investigations CI-IARMING Wednesday night. he gave a pi' perauon with one that is just beginning, And that may be the most siginiln ant of all: the House in. i:iir. mt i -;ibie imtb ment proceedings against him. That Constitutional process raises the prospect tI. mnem. hers of the Congress Nixon was addressing will one day vote in judgment of him. Nixon's Watergate statement seemed directed beyond the \/ }IC) cham ber, to the nation and the voters who elected him. One Democrat said he thought it an appeal to the people "to tell Congress to get off his \ back." Specifically, Nixon said it is — time for the Watergate special prosecutor to stop investigating and go to trial, He said he has turned over all the material needed to prosecute the guilty and clear the innocent. "I believe the time has come to bring that investigatuo nod the other investigations of this matter to an end." he said in his State of the Union address. "One year of Watergate is -enough." That is a familiar theme. Nixon and his spokesmen have said before that enough is enough, that it is time to put Watergate aside and turn to other business. '1 Advertising Director & J RICHARDS Sports Editor Watergate Children are notorious for comrn paring advantages given their siblings and demanding similar (and instant) compensations. it is interesting to note what a child views as an advantage, The minute one of our daughters got braces, the other felt slighted. Since she could find no imperfections in her own teeth, she began reviewing other parts of her anatomy. Soon, we were Informed that her ears protrude, her eyebrows are too low, her nostrils are unbecoming and her hair is overly limp, "How about a head transplant?" returned her father jocularly, unaware that it is UnWl!eto take the pott-nti;il defects of an adolescent lightly, iThey rush to their diaries and inscribe "My father hates me" in lurid green ink — apropos of which, ! must note that ) per cent of pubescent diarists use green or purple ink for their heart-pouitngs.i The supposed physical inadequacies loom large. Hours are spent before the mirror Inspecting judge if her diagnosis is accurate. But we don't want her to 'mdure psychological suffering or acquire some kind ulear fixation, so we offer to make an appointment with a plastic surgeon. At this point, our child revises her estimate of the severity of her problem. She doesn't think such an extreme measure will be necessary. In fact, her ears might look OK with a little decoration. Like pierced earrings, say. the too sparse eyelashes and the too numerous Common sense advice offered by parents is seen as contemptuous detachment II not downright malicious gloating, So the parent is better off iaying nothing, while daughter continues the monologue on her knobby knees, angular wrists and drooping earlobes. - No one might notice the contour of those ears, if little holes could be put in those lobes to flaunt pearls, cameos, sl!ver bells and gold hoops. Mother (who has opposed this ear. piercing project for two years) feels like she's been subtly had. Father is still struggling with the logic of deempha.sizmg the faulty ear by direct emphasis. The envied sibling, the one with the braces and retainers, Is viewed by her sister as a lucky person who is being fixed. Once all the metal is extracted from that kid' s mouth, she je "oir,i to torn into a swan while her sister Las to go through li fe with monkey ears, -. Since we have never seen those ears, as they are hidden under And daughtaris back at the mirror wondering if she can convince you to let her bleach her hair. masses of "limp" hair, It's hard to tended - encouraging the development of new petroleum Don Oakley O i l 11 Cnnvrf inn fh hf to light (N EA) It wu. fun %hlle it lasted, the gamut' of "pin the tail on the oil donkey." Mi'mters iii the US. Senate's Permanent Si,hc'ommjtit'' vil Ii ialmuIL look tunis in a series of sessions last week grilling representatives of seven major oil companies as the committee began hearings into the fuel crisis and — to use one ?mmentator's phrase — the industry's "oil-gotten gains. Sen. Abraham A. ItdEcoff. for one, accused the executives of using the present conditions n fright and panu.' "to ut tb' iou II it1duIt'fluis'rit dt'li ,itmd ,miit of our own franchisers," The ("innec(idut Democrat charged th em not only with Hit :k,oliu the fwopk and the government about the Iutl situation but of "cheating ihe American public" by means of tax breaks and other tax-law provisions. such as the depletion allowance. The time tm come to translate all this heat into a little light. What the oil companies are doing if they are doing it, is i'i t hi' t ieg,i or illegal If it is illegal, ihi' 'o!utton would seem la he relatitely simple. 1 it is legal hot umlesirabk', then it would seem to tie the course of wisdom to 1eav off cas1igaiirg those who are disadvantageil by the laws and begin looking to tho'' who tramrd 11w luw h 11w ltr:-t place It Ow oil industry is enjoying unwarranted benefits Ir6ni the tax laws, then change the laws. If the depletion allowance is a bad thing, then let's get rid'oIit entirely or revise it so that it serves the purpose for which t was ii*' sources. "The facts art'," said Sen. Henry Nil. Jackson, 1)-Wash, as he opened Inc hearings, "we do not have the facts." Well, get the facts, gentlemen, and then bring them before the American public. i . Florida News Briefs 1,01 Hit New Low II.La'') L''t. At their meeting in Houston, the nation's Food Stocks - - Toll Murder Arrests 'C.nbi. 1fl4. by toi reai, Syndicait, low I WASHINGTON - The oil shortage could be compounded this year by a food shortage, because food stocks have dropped to the lowest level in 20 years. All it would take would be minor crop failures or transportation tie-ups to cause basic foods to start disappearing from the supermarket shelves. Agriculture Department sources have told us the nation would be in "awful shape" for food if the delicate food delivery system should be fouled up. The supplies of corn, potatoes, peas, dried beans, canned peaches, pears and cherries have hit bottom. Cheese and butter supplies are low. To strengthen the dollar abroad, the government has been exporting grains as fast as the farmers can grow them. Grain stocks are now so low that legislation has been introduced in the Senate to establish a national reserve system. The meat outlook isn't much better, "A two week tie-up in - the transrwrtatlon system vould cause serious meat shor. tages. 4%11 Agriculture Department expert torn us. meat delivery system has only about a four-to-five day flexibility. After that, the shelves would start looking bare." The few tcmmiporarv shortages of 197.1 have made the C rtIl,)UJllVr.S %k ur . Many of thciii, apparently, have been stocking their pantries with canned goods. A surge In the demand for canned goods has exacerbated the tight supply NAPLES, Fla. (API — Two Naples men have been charged with murder and armed robbery in the slaying of an Alligator Alley tollt.aker. Collier County Sheriff Doug Hendry described the men as horse-back robbers who got caught when they stopped for a swim in a rockpit. Benny Morris Platt, 22, and Mchael J. Batson, Il, were being held without bond after arraignment Thursday, Hendry said. Hendry said his deputies fun kofprinta In the soil near the tollbooth on the western end of Alligator Alley where Edward J. Beck was found shot to death early Wednesday. " I b- - race. Dr. John Grady, 43, said Thursday he will announri1' Monday and Tuesday in seet' plans to run for the seat occupied by Sen. Ed Gurney, It-Fla. Grady will be the candidate of the American party. s" Beef Hijackers Sentenced p. Transportation foul-ups are not uncommon. A few weeks ago, chain stores had to rely on their own reserves for a few days because of transportation problems. A more troublesome tie-up could cause serious shortages. What is needed, the experts say, is a national system of food deliver)' planning. None now exists, leaving the Populace at the mercy of the fluctuating marketplace, -'I FOOTNOTE: There is even a shortage of raisins, because wine makers are buying up the grapes to keep up with the growing demand for distilled spirits. NIXON'S WHIPPING BOY: Speaker Cafl Albert has warned his Democratic colleagues behind closed doors that President Nixon will use Congress as a "Whipping Boy." ) I. Eugene Giles, 27, of nearby Minis, was charged with murder In the death of Nancy Gerry, 18, whose decomposed body was found in an orange grove Dec. 10, Giles was being held In the Bre'.'ard County Jail charged with two counts of attempted rape and two counts of aggravated assault when police charged him in Miss Gerry's find anymore," he said, "hut we can't rule that out until we finish searching," The sixth body, badly decomposed like the others, has not been Identified. Officers, who said the woman had been dead about two months, would not discuss how It was found. All of the bodies have been found within a 10-mile radius. Earlier this month, Bernard death. On Nov. 14, the body of Paula hlanric, 22, of Titusville, was found near the grove where Miss Gerry's body was later found. The skeleton of Carolyn Jan Bennett, 17, was found by children Christmas day. A few days later authorities found the body of Sharon Mary Wimer, 14, of Titusville, in the same area. - Dade Motorists In Line As Gas Supply Runs Dry Motorists in south Florida flushing car keys down corn- station.s were closed Thursday. waited in long lines today as modes to keep from moving Most of the rest were ope n only -' .e,, , r more and more gasoline at r urcaking into line. One a few nours,c,ciis,,1uigsai stations ran dry and waited for attendant was clipped on the and were besieged by panicky February allotments to arrive knee by a Cadillac driver who motorists, r trud Ii ,str't hi out the little ls'eairii: uncrv .i!ter trvim to lii'ak'rs in Central ;tr(l North fuel they have left. cut into line. Florida have more fuel than Dealers here in central "When you try to cut it off you those in South Florida, accord. Florida have more fuel than take your life into your hands," ing to the American Automobile those in south Florida, ac- said Citgo station owner Bob Association. cording to the American Morningstar, who tried to save When two gas-seekers Automobile AssocIation, a little fuel to sell another day. refused to budge from the curb In Dade County authorities The state's Allied Gasoline at Ralph Gonzalez' station on reported incidents of drivers Retailers Association estimates Biscayne Boulevard, he called cursing station attendants, that half of Dade County's 1,300 police. . ,' RENT 1 $5 3 'QUALITY MOBILE HOMES PER 14995 Total E lectric or Gas) from MONTH - — 4 LAKE KATHRYN I ESTA'Tc ,rQE Delivery and ;at 'r Save up to $1500 TODAY! Buy a mobile home in JANUARY and Place Homes Norip. will withir, 100 milesI Several models set up in park for immediate occupancyt wide) DRASTIC REDUCTIONS ON guarann'e — in Lake Kathryn - _ ____ ______ EVERY HOME! 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Trade-in Special TALAHASSEE, Fla. lAP)— Gasoline sales at the Pompano and West Palm Beach plazas on the Florida Turnpike will be limited to $1 per car this weekend, the state Transportation Department announced today. U-turns will be banned at the plazas to prevent a motorist from getting his $1 worth at the stations on both sides of the road. The other turnpike stations will be open this weekend with ample supplies, the department said. Turnpike stations stopped Sunday gasoline sales from Dec. 1 until Gov. Reubin Askew ordered sales resumed Jan. 20. 4 2 scottsir 'rAl.ldHAssEE. Fla. tAP) crime, insurance will cost $50 Businessmen and residents for the same amount. of high crime areas in Florida The eight are Alachua, Bro'' will be able to buy lower-cost ward, Dade, Duval, Hitlsborocrime insurance starting today, ugh, Palm Beach, Pinellas and a state official says. Volu.cia Florida is now tinder the Fedl'lie new insurance "'.ill give eral Crime Insurance program. which allows coverage up to people a chance to Insure their l0.0OO for homes and up to homes and businesses against was ,000 for businesses, lnsur- crime where before it of high because Thomasunaffordable once Commissioner rates," O'Malley said. O'Malley said in a Thursday The Insurance will be offered news release. Costs will be determined by through Aetna Insurance Co. under a contract with the federcrime-rate statistics in the difal government. ferr'nt areas of the state. Busi"All property and casualty ness rates will also depend on insurance agents in Florida will gross receipts, he said. Home crime insurance in all be able to sell this Insurance," but eight counties will cost $40 O'Malley added. FlorJa asked in October 1973 for $3,000 worth of coverage. In the eight counties, which have a to be admitted to the federal statistically higher rate of program. O'Malley said BERRY'S WORLD ft lb License Sale Probed By State Board Dentistry JACKSONVII.I.E, ELi , All State Rep. Arthur If. Rude, U- The state Board of Dentistry Pompano Beach, appeared is tiinthirtin a 101ed-41tuir itt' before the 1o:tt 1 at its Ill o at '.'estigation of newspaper re- vitatson but did not discuss his virts that it license to practice testimony with newsmen. dentistry in Florida can be In an article published Dec. 6, Mrs. Greenberg quoted Rude as bought. The board barred newsmen saying "1 have heard rumblings from the room when It met that if you're over 40 you can Thursday and also refw.ed to get a license for $25,000. Under ,iilmlt flex Conrad, an attorney 40, it'll cost you $10,000. This is representing reporter Barbara '.cry hard to prove, but it's very Greenbei'g of the Fort Lauder- disturbing." ('onrad vigorously protested • dale News. been Mrs. Greenberg had the closed session. He imid it inlated Florida's gnvernnwntsubpoenaed to appear before said the law. Conrad in-the-sunshine the board but Richard Handle, attorney for Florida 1st District Court of Appeals at Tallahassee stayed the board. said it was conthe order unttl it hears argu- ducting an investigation and was not holding a mecting. ments next Wednesday. 11 Ms. Casey Jones? 4' ' "That new small car ytxi bought (torn us last week takes a little 98tting used to. oh. Mr. Boyer?" I Scotts. Super Turd Builder. ¶ Super YOUR OLD SPREADER IS WORTH $6 The high nitrogen lawn food for Southern lawns Bulkier ON A NEW SCOTTS SPREADER! jur old sprudaer any rTidke c model in are, condition, and you can trade it in on ether of these new ones from Scotts. - . I I et Model 7001 Scotts Automatic Spreader turns on and off automatically as you start and stop walking. 22" spreading width. ' . - $9 L '.5 off Ibs) 14-95 9 off 12 .9 9.95 Model 35 Standard Spreader has Oiai'a'Matjc rate selling and fingertip on-off control, 18"spreading width - FOOTNOTE: Harrison also asked doctors to use his body for any medical experiment "which In the future they think might reduce their many past mistakes." .i. : New Crime Insurance Available Statewide BURR'S BOURBON: it was with a song and a stein that the late Rep. Burr Harrison, D-Va,, wanted to be remembered, So he provided money from his estate to ensure that the mourning would be minimal. After his recent passing, his executor found a handwritten note. It requested that the traditional Bar Association memorial service be suspended and that his estate provide bourbon for the "next evening debauchery of the gentlemen of the Bar," 919 SIPRIN G SALE Turnpike Gas Limited atce two, tney re smaii was the possibility that it could have been more than one person." The latest body, the sixth since Nov. 14, was found Thursday in a wooded area north of Titusville, inland of the Kennedy Space Center. Dewitt said officers planned an intensive search of the area again today, looking for more bodies. "We hope we aren't going to - Coast and in the Keys. STRANGE LOAN: The man appointed by West Virginia's Go'.'. Arch Moore to stave off the collapse of a $65 million loan empire has a secret $26,000 personal Interest in the failing firm. He is State Banking Commissioner George Jordan, who borrowed $26,000 from the Diversified Mountaineer Corp. in 1972. While other borrowers were paying soaring. interest rates, the lucky banking commissioner, who was supersising banks with intimate ties with Diversified, got a bargain six per cent loan. Jordan confirmed to us that he had borrowed the money from a special loan portfolio kept by Diversified, lie said there were rumors other West Virgina officials also had Diversified loans. But he firmly denied any conflict of interest. Governor Moore, who appointed Jordan, has praised his excellence and expertise as a banking commissioner, Despite Moore's trust in Jordan, federal Securities and Exchange Commission sleuths have been poking around in Diversified's files, The federal men hope to save the assets of its 25,000 depositors and Investors, many of them poor coal miners. The trend toward smaller cars has not yet reached the underworld. According to one man Versed on the subject. Sgt . M it'hivl A. .Jarwro, head of (he auto theft Until of the Cleveland Police Department. 1973 full-site and luxury cars an' still the mod popular model'. with car 1 hut' vi. However, medium and Compact cars are expected to attract more illicit attention as they become more numerous, and especially if there is gas rationing. In other words, like any other "enterprisers" serving a market. car thieves aim to please their customer:;. If people would buy par:.s and cars only from legitimate llealf,rs, says ,lanm'ru, I lien' would le no market Iii r ear thelt rings. But as long as pt'opk' are willing to buy cheap parts or "special deal" cars from dubious sources, car theft will con• I inue to be it problem, no mat ter I)%%' much money or effort I,,,spent on anti-theft devices or law enforcement, TITUSVILLE, Fla. tAP) The discovery of a sixth young woman's body in the same genc'ral area has caused police tc step up both a search for more bodies and an investigation into the possibility that the deaths are connected. "We are heading in that dl. rection," said Brevard County sheriff's investigator S. R. Dew. itt. "But we are not closing out January Warmest Ever - A noted psychologist has given her endorsement to a girl' directed advert isi'tg campaign by a maker if electric trains. "(; urIs 1w u' it I it vs ts't'n restricted by the kinds of toys and autivtjes chosen tor them, says Dr. Florence l)enmar, president of the New York Pschological As.sn, "So-called masculine and feminine behavior," she claims, art' tirotluc'ts of snicialmition ::nd ,,iit t'Xl)ri'lor1s of innate si'xUal dillert'nt'es Now we know why you never we a balle'rma hoist her mali,.' panTher over her shoulders in a pas di.' deux. Hr-n parents (lidn t give her a toy train or soldiers when she Iiitic, TAMPA, Fla, (ftP) — Three Florida men have been put on probation for live years in the hijacking of a truckload of butchered beef. Sentenced in U.S. District Court Thursday on guilt)' pleas entered in January were Roger D. Taylor, 30, of Tampa; Charles F. Faison, 29, of Panama City, and James W. Miller, 45, of Bonitay. Investigators said one of the three had tried to sell the stolen mneattoan FBI agent for $20,000 last August. The truck was hijacked in Central Florida while enroute from Schuyler, Neb., to Riviera Beach, situation. Albert's warning came after house Majority Leader "Tip" O'Neill, 1)-Mass,, finished reciting the issues confronting ('re. He neglectcd to menticri brought Rep, Jerry Waldie, 1)-Calif., to his feet. Impeachment was "very important," protested Waldie. Later, the Speaker told about his association with Nixon since they came to Congress together In 1947. Albert said the President "always needed a whipping boy." As a member of Congress, Nixon always Wanted the President, recalled Albert. Now, said the Speaker, the President will try to blame Congress for everything that goes wrong. The bantamweight from Oklahoma received a standing ovation. S i x t h Body Is F~~~undaNeTitusville r Doctor Seeks Senate Seat TALLAHASSEE, Fla. 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Political sources said they day for summit talks with the were also d iscussing ways of province's chief executive, tightening cross-border securBrian Faulkner, on improving Ity, impro ving extradition arlinks between the two halves o( rangements for suspected terthe partitioned island rocists and Faulkner' s demand that Dublin proclaim it reco Faulkner as reported to be pressing Cosgrae to intensify rnzes Northern Ireland 's status security along the republic's as a British province. Thest thorns po ints must 1 ______ - - Vietnam POW Swap D &J . - - i -- - - ---- - . - f - - . S _____ ii, - ______ - ________ — I'l During Our _____ up a council of all-Ireland that ; . I - -..I . - tween the two halves, -J.. ___ OPEN HOUSE __ 3. . _________________ , ___~_ ~. 7&-,;- t~ = .& _•_?_•.& 1A_2r1_~1_ i'_ __ d I'nmanL5 . ed '1111 k, - If lli~i A SATURDAY 2-5 INSPECT THE FURNISHED MODELS WHILE YOU'RE HERE. LEARN HOW YOU CAN RENT BEFORE DECIDING TO BUYI w ADULT CONDOMINIUMS IN SANFORD 323-7870 1w. \% \ \\\ \ \ % Many Feared Dead In Sao Paulo Fire SAO PAULO, Brazil (AP) occupied by the Crefisul InA fire swept through the upper vtstinent Bank, waved franti14 floors of a 22-story 5mw Paulo cally to circling helicopters as bank building today, and many towering flames and smoke desperate office workers rose from the floors below. jumped to their deaths Because of the heat and A lire captain at the scene smoke, the helicopters were estimated that 30 to 15 persons unable to land on the building were killed and more than 20 until nearly two hours after the injured. A police sergeant said lire started. When the flames the number of dead might be as stopped licking up the side of high as 35. No official count was the gutted sthjcture, the chopavailable. pers took turns landing on the At least 25 persons on the roof roof and carrying away surviof the building, owned and ors Bath Sharing Backfires LONDON i AP — A couple named Whieldon filled up their tub at a hotel in Somerset and jumped in to experiment with Britain's latest idea to save fuel — sharing the bath. But they forgot to turn off the taps. Watt.r started seeping into the bar below. Then a small piece of the ceiling fell. The manager, Alan Davey, rushed upstairs and knocked on the bathroom door. "It was opened by this young couple," he reported. "She was in the nude and rather confused, and they said they had been trying to economize with the two-in-the-bath routine. "1 don't think patriotism was one of the things they had in nunci," Davey said. \% et " I 'U, I'; . I LONDON (AP) Leaders of the mine union estimated today that the strike vote in the coal fields was running 65 per cent in favor of a walkout to reinforce the miners' demands for pay raises above Prime Minister Edward Heath's anti-inflation ,' . - -. Y'I , ., ' , " - ''ç" - " - - 11 PAGO PAGO, American Samoa (API Only six survivors are reported in the crash of a Pan American World Airways jetliner on its approach to the Pago Pago airport in the mid-Pacific. The airline said 36 of the 101 persons aboard the Boeing 77 jet were US. residents. An airline spokesman said the plaze crashed 3,000 feet short of the nxwoy during a heavy rain squall Thursday. - 11w strike vote among Uie 280,000 miners began Thursday and ends today, with the count expected to be completed Sunday. Results are to be an. nounced Tuesday. If the affirmative vote is more than the required 55 per cent and a wage settlement is no closer, the union's 27-rnan executive has said the strike will begin Sunday. Feb. 10. Britain's electric power stations last week had enough coal to keep the nation operating on its present three-day work week until the end of March. Suez Re-Opening Allocation CAIRO, Egypt tAll The Egyptian governmnt has allocated $875 million to reopen the Suez Canal and restore the war-ravaged towns along its banks. An official of one of the firms bidding to clear the canal said the canal could be open to limited traffic in six months and back in full operation in eight to 10 months. - U.N., Oil Meetings UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (AP) — Secretary-General Kurt Waldheim will ask the 135 members of the United Nations if they want a special General Assembly session that could conflict with the international oil meetings President Nixon plans. President Houari Bouinedienne of oil-producing Algeria requested the session to discuss the ituauon of all natural resources in the world, not just oil. there - _t t ..' '' . t -' ' ,,.. 'ic.'-;/, - .0. - i#"#' 'i. .'',.. Heath proposed Wednesday that a new approach to the dispute be made on the basis of a new procedure recommended by the national wage board. It recommended that public Inquiry boards examine the claims of unions demanding increases above the government's ceilings and rule alter consideFing the pay of workers doing comparable jobs in other ','-:;r ) 14 V 4049 S. Orange Blossom Trail (3 i3Iks. $.01 1-4) Orlandri, Fla. Tuesday, Feb. 5 Starting at 8 P.M. I!j7*92 MORE Preview & Inspection From 6 P.M. pieces ni well itiected hand 01 over knoitØ 600111141 rugs which hav bnn essembial over a pevid of n nüw we are h tloin to Hqutdatr ent ,rnIr This (oHr(l, ~ yar a I FURNITURE SALES V (Qjt d ARE SPECIALISTS IN LIOUIDATIO £TATES AND LARGE COLLECTIONS INF Ph 2I7I10001 Sponsors - Auctioneers: Int. Persian Rug Corp. Terms: Cash or Check — -- JI * It 1. more I said the right word and Sgt. Ray Parker of the Seminole County Sheriff's vice squad and his men were right in the room. The suspects had no where to run," Fagan said, In other action, Sanford Police charged Fred Alan Bray of San ford with selling and and drugs possessing paraphernalia, WORLD EVENTS I -;.:-: -4 5' V _____ ____ _____ V I----....... I-----------------I he great aid near great events that shaped uiir nIlIri,IlIy and Inlernali(JualIy (jilt ing 1973 ate dramatically recounted in th' tailed v',c,rd, and e'(its:1g photographs to liii WORLD IN 1973; 1 II'.IOIv /S'i We I iv'rl ii This 101h annisçrs4lr e(IItIon, produced by The Associated Press, world's largest news agency, is a trenn'ndous volume that belongs i n ev('tyonec ' home—lot ',oung or IICI It 101) jges are ram-pa( kod with 100,000 '.% urns written iv rnt'n and wornen s c 'r c' th('ft' when these es effis occurred, .irIii hundreds of photos in color and blat k and whjtv 11 ', .i hook b4ir gain you .10 'I ii torn I ti it S4 --w' Vf SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD __ Name I * -I - t and sate Ci y L _______ Address Zip No. — . - P Allow lou, wsa to, I )ndqtf: co,it - 1 Name i Address w,t 'j o I City and State '...., - I 1 V - _______ V ________ Zip No I I I I, I - - _a - Knowles, in a memo today to V •- , _____ ________________________________________ _____________ ______ ,_______ ________________ ______ ___ _______ - - ________________ NEWLY COMPLETED $300,000 Seminole County Juvenile Detention Center located near the Agri-Center opened t od ay a capacity of 12 residenLs under the State Division of Youth Services, Bureau of Detentions. Shown in front of building are Bob Ritz (left) DYS counselor and supervisor for Seminole and Kurt Bensinger, superintendent. Staff will include 10 youth workers, two cooks, a secretary and a superintendent, (Herald Photo liv by Bill Vincent Jr.) 11 ' 1111, PUMPS OPEN 'IlL 9 P.M. 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And here are a few ways you can help As the a s- shows, Honda is much conserve electricity at home. more dependent UOfl Some examples: I. Turn down the oil for filling its energy thermostat on your heating system. If you needs than is the nation change the setting on your rL'verse-cycle as a whole. This is be- air conditioner from 750 to 68° you will caue florida is far from be b-h ttt..t.j the major sources of coal, and dets not have the mountainous t"rrajn Keep sour U1 nettled kit hdrodcctric puss em gerwrati,in •- ' cloctl filt er makes your heating system work harder. And ' more energy IV I 1 , V 1hhhI - _____ -r' ' ' I a t ; '-%I jU.L''j .' /' t'k tnt' generation I. V - heatIng for homes.busint' . '-',p - V -' .' ' V I1 Ju,Ir. I -' ' gas needed to supply you with electricity tRim our convt'ntionai plants- Pl us, provided "trt'mc conditions and disruptions in supply due to changing national pnontics do not interfere, FPL will ; .-.. Ixthe possti yvu 4iii 3d fL, 1 V -- IL ' 4 3A%-.. 01 V V sj, V V V ,Light ing? Yes, you can save by turning oft lights you don't need. But lighting uses a lot less electricity than your major appliances and other motor loads. Efficient use of res'crse-t)'ck air conditioning, dishwashers. laundry appliances and ranges saves a great deal more than turning off lights. So dots turning oft a TV set that no one is watching. V have a booklet of !,'itt Watching hints for you. It lists many ways to save V V of electricity ' rl)t'et your needs, Since i does take so much longc-rto t watts ... anti monev. bring nuclear generating plants on line. Pick up your free copy at your applianu' F1'!. has also nude arrangements to assure an dealer's. Or at any FPL office, .tdcquate supply of the fuel oil and natural Once you brush up on the IF V '1 nsulat ion will pay for itself in energy savings, and OU save money in s%-ntC1 and summer. , ' -'r-l". . . 4 V i% , " .:::::: '.......: ~ it. .. the stw4shine. QM the ' j curtains on SUflflY days and let the sun warm your home. night, close draperies a hold warmth inside. 6111114%.761 L(SI U L) '.31 .)i' kas two more nuclear units in the LG the oil it receives: building and planning stages at 1. V Ihitchirison Island. But it takes about ten years to bring -" a nuclear unit from first anning to actual ?m gasoline for ca rs, delivery of dettnot v. The fad that L -1 trucks & buses al ready is so well advanced in nuclear 1EnIh1 ____ generation shows how tar ahead we &5% plmn to assure you V let fuel for ____ it ' amiesupply / V .iircraft V - 3* bloy VV3flIl 41 UL - filterckanAdirty A Source More Abundant than Oil and Natural Years ago, FPL realized that Amena's supply of oil and natural gas ssas limited decided to plan for a more abundantly availa ble fuel. This is hat led FPI. to build such nuclear generating units as Turkey Point I Tnit i$ si n On Land Planning Act Sanford city commissioners will meet Feb, 11 at 3 p.m. with county commissioners to seek changes in the county's proposed comprehensive land planning act that will be consulered by time Seminole Legislative Delegation Feb. 14. Warren Manager City Knowics said the conference nwettng will be held in the county coriunbstofl conference room on 11w third floor of the courthouse at Sanford. F iscal agent Loomis Leedy of Pierce, Welburn and Murphy saidthebondscanbesoldvery easily. Palm said he would not majce recommendation on the low til received ('om Associated Contractors and Building Co. at 11,667,047.20 for sewer collection lines and construction until the bid period of 45 days is up. He said he hoped to "dovetail" this bid award with award for the Interceptor -system and the Altamonte Springs regional sewer plant lant construction at the same time. The bid was SOme $100,000 estimated costs. Palm said ., A masked intruder shotgunned to death a friend of the owner of McAllister's Motel Thursday night after the 56-year-old Sanford victim told time gunman there was no money in the office, police said. James Wendell Falrley, 2102 Southwest Road, was working without pay "Just to help out" when the stocking-masked city commissioners. warned that the Joint conference is just the three days before delegation is to consider the by bill, hotly opposed municipalities as an "antigrowth" measure that would force cities to meet land use planning specifications set by the county, and said city comittissieners should 1 e prepared to "seek changes or to agree to their I county) changes in order for anythng concrete to be achieved within such a short time period." V VV_ V •V I I POUOHKEEPSIE, N.Y. I Enclosed is $ Please send _ copies of The World in 1973 at $4 95 each to V V City, County To Meet 1 THE WORLD IN 1973 - V. V Murdered In Pal's Motel stomach at point blank range, Seminole Sheriff's 1.1. I.. J. Kriz said today. Feir ley lived long enough to be rushed to Seminole Memorial Hospital where he died on the operh'...g table, Kriz sa id. The victim told police the killer wore a stocking over his face and carried a double barreled shotgun, but could not identify the man. Kriz said. Henry McAllister, owner of the Southwest Road motel, could not be reached today for continent. homV,; ______ ''' V I anticipated Fagan said he rented two rooms at the motel and the two '$ men met him in one roormi, spreading the drugs on the bed for his inspection I WC CASSELBERRT Among the drugs seized, said h,Igami, %ere hashish, PCP Animal tranquilizer), and Methoqua line. - A il- 11ie mi n ers' i, vncral scurelary, Lawrence Daly, dismissed the prime minister's proposal as "simply a propaganda exercise designed to deceive the public that the government is seriously trying to get a settlement," HOLIDAY INN SOUTH ,orF '\'f'"'t',(i I industri' s AT V . , . \ ie a I PERSIAN RUG AUCTION : P .,, Fagan Bank Robber Captured OR ':ymy ARMY-NAVY US ' Against Orlando Pair Being held in Seminole County Jail in lieu of $10,000 bonds are Joseph Winters, 24, and Steve Alan Virts, 24, both of Q1 Harwood Drive. Sanford Detective Capt. Charlei Fagan said about $1,500 worth of drugs were seized during a drug buy set up at a local motel. week to two days or even one. ' -- Sanif ord Man ,."-', -' Y is a Properties From Various Weavers And Other Consigners, Fine Collection of Authenic Oriental Ptqs Varic'ty •,ii e'nnJ Patfrrri V Fagan said Bray, 17, of Eseambia Drive, was charged with the paraphernalia when Two Orlando men were "he pulled out a pipe in front arrested Thursday night on of me." charges of selling and possessing drugs, according to Sanford Pollee and Seminole Sheriff's detectives. M. IIILDEN, West Germany (AP) — Police early today captured a gunman who took over a bank for six hours, then drove around the Rhineland for four more hours wflh $7.000 in ransom and the bank cashier as a hostage. The Y,- !t ir 1ne1at1v i:;ic''d was slightly wounded, but his hostage, We Link ratuer, was unh r1o,I, JEANS It) ('lNl)' FLANL)ERVS Herald Staff Writer (4 coal strike, the government has said it would reduce the three-day However, if - LONGWOOD—The sale of office Palm said In order to include Atlanta of the system. EPA has been"sitting hopefully bids on the In- go with a larger bond issue at 12.7 million in water and sewer a new west side water plant In Environmental Protection on" plant Funding approval for terceptor to be in.italled on SR its next meeting. revenue bonds will not be the construction and expansion Agency to "pot some pressure three months, he said. 434 east to Montgomery Road sufficient to ex pa nd the water program anot her ssso,000 is (In" to get funding approval for Palm, expressing confidence will be under estima te. The DENIM & CORD I department as planned, con- needed. the Altarnonte Springs regional the federal moneys w il l be interceptor is the only part of suiting engineer Bill Palm told sewer plant and some $813,000 forthcoming, sa id the city has the planned sewer system councilmen In workshop session In addition, he said t ha t city anticipated in grant moneys for two choices—eit he r to "live "oversized for Future growth ," ThUrsday night. officials should travel to the the IMngwoo(j interceptor with" the already validated 12.7 he said. B.tt a. Straight Leg — million issue, which would be Palm explained the higher tIght I with water system km. costs than anticipated were 1/' ' Levi. Wrangler, provement money or to va lida te caused by the Inflationary Lee -_ a new $3.27 million issue. 'r spiral which has seen con1' - -. . -lie said the city will ha ve sruction costs go up 1.5 per 1. sufficient revenues, according cent monthly for some time. ______ . L. to his calculations, to pay back He urged that the council iSURPL the larger issue over a 35-year make a decision on whether to Sanford Ave. 310 _____ ______________________________ . period. _________________________ *il Palm said by the end of 1977 5 .-I the city will need the west side -While . -plant plant to serva .J _____ Iö I e4e— either u'4er construction or i n ' -- the nuinnlnu1) tzicpi fli - later in all likelihood the watpr A' V plant will be needed within two - '. " Stile roposed Bond P Expansion Plan Lacks Revenue Drug Charges Placed A'-c' British Miners Vote Strike Six Survive Crash Despite 4I:.h'1 .'s-%. % N 'N " N. . 'Y \ \ 111)* ~-'~;;, .. -0-. AL/,I.4t.ckvt. frI?%i I Q' 14 ik ' - .d I Soar At Nayy., B.rses I -1 11 'J# - ir,inw,• violence in Virginia and North Carolina. world we're going to keep "Our truckers have heard gong. We'll soon reach retiring rumors of violence, so t he y're rTJ age and at this stage we can's sitting here till they know jump out of one business into something for sure," said another," she complained. "It Brinkley. looks like we need gasoline At Ball Tru cking in Sanford rationing, much as we'd hate the (Irivers are also ready to go it." — but are waiti ng to see Mrs. Matthews blamed in whether it's safe to do so before part the extensive advertising hitting the road. that is drawing masses of __________________________________________ tourists to Florida on the p ) assumption there is an abundant supply' of fuel in the state. home of Home Distributors agre ed the fuel situation is "Immure critical t ha n we realize." He has been caifl, ahead d L.k,4 'W' ... -along the truck routes in winter Haven, Belle Glade and several other areas to the JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) south arid 11:15 found there is rm In jitn of eIi rk to conserve Iuelatal1,iheIamnpastrike,t)e energy, three major Navy p. said, will make the situation bases in the Jacksonville area even worse, face electric bills far beyond Industry spokesmen say 75 to budgeted funds. 80 per cent of all stations in the The Jacksonville Electric Auaffected area are supplied by thority has made whopping independent truckers, raises in fuel adjustment Killingsworth said his group charges to residential and cornhas Lcsued a call for 5,000 mercial customers since it be. general cargo truckers in gan paying $12 a barrel For oil central Florida to join the that cost under $3 last Septem'-I I walkout, her. In Sanford, Home said "Each commander is re truckers are adopting the "wait quired by law to stay within the and see" attitude "We're appropriated lunds." said Capt. sitting in an awkward John E. Marshall, commander position," he said, "We have of Cecil Field Naval Air Sthtlon been able to Increase rates to "if no more money comes, we offset the rising cost of fuel, but might have to ta ke it out of our others haven't, and that's hide." what's causing the trouble." He said air conditioning, 0 home said he was en- street lighting and such things ii couraging his men to remain in have been cut drastically but Sanford until they are sure of that the jet base will carry out the situation, "We don't want Its mission of support for the any of our men getting hurt," Atlantic Fleet. he said. In fiscal 1973, Marshall said, There have been norepoi.tsso Cecil's electric bill was t.ir of violence in Florida $420,000. At current rates it against truckers not joining the would be $760,000 for the same shutdown. Dave Brindey, amount of power this year. 'uanager of All-States Truck Jacksonville Naval Air St.a$1 Serva'e, Inc. in Sanford, said tion, headquarters for the corn14 today he is trying to find out pIes of naval units in this area, exactly how serious the used Ill million kilowatt hours situation is, lie has had reports of electricity in 1973 at a cost of so far of blockades and some 11.3 million, Power Bills ''''•'' - ; .iIFW , it?"', 1 % February 2. 1974 - Hosta es St*111 Held , ''.4. 7 - .. L%A~, . cf--.,~v ,_ SAIGON. South Vietnam CAN'T CHANGE CHANNELS .\E' •ft' Sh l. I 'i It)! U\\ I1tF III West (icHiIaiiy converted into InnI cages these geverment and the Viet Cong of sovereignty over Ulster so tie abandoned television sets. The Weisbaden resident sells birds, and announced today that they will can try to pacify Protestant claims unusual showpieces have boosted sales above his wildest rvswy'e prisoner exchanges on militants opposed any close dreams. FeL 8 after a seven-month sus links with the predominantly pension. Roman Catholic republic. The exchange of more than The summit came only a day 4,000 civilian and military pris. after one of the most brutal oners will be completed kv slayings In Northern Ireland's March 1, they said. The yearold 41-: years of sectarian warfare. Paris peace agreement called Two clack-hooded gunmen for the exchange to be cornSINGAPORE (API Four Singapore government said it refinery on the tiny island of . walke Cu 'q 0 a workmen's pleted by April 27, but arpro-Arab terrorists continued to was up to the Japanese gov- Pulau flukom off Singapore. iHu[)uay e vening in a quiet over the number of , bold th ree boatmen hosta ge ernrnent to supply the plane. - The charges set one ta nk afire , prisoners to be released sites residential suburb Oi flflBel- aboa rd a hijacked ferry in But Japan Airlines, Japan's in- and caused slight damage to robb .. iarers and transporta tion prevented Singapore harhor today while ternational carrier, said it was two others, but the fire was inside of their eek s wages (NJflIltiOfl they waited for a plane to take not sending one, quickly brought under control. boo U. cot. Le Trung then, chief " them to an Arab country. The quartet seized the Laju, a spokesman for thz Saigon cornThe gunmen then ordered the Japanese Ambassador TokiMeanwhile, a standoff contin- Shell company ferry, and its uiand, said the first release t'rotestants in the group to chiro Uornoto on Thursday ued between the police and the crew of five Singaporeans at sites will be Due ghiep In the kneel on the floor. Two or three night told the terrorists, de- Four terrorists aboard the I)- gunpoint and headed for intercentral highlands and L&c Nirth, men — scribed as three Japanese and loot ferry Laju. The boat was national waters. A police accounts differ 75 miles north of Saigon, with stepped forward and knelt, an "Arab-looking man," that anchored a mile off the harbor launch, alerted by th" exothers to be chosen later. hq,l the S'pn'rn tin' 'nkwnter, ird nt iiii !! rw. nlnjnn nt (hø "fn.', grnaat c,t agreed to their demand for sale lice launches were circling it. chase and forced the terrorists Meanwhile, military sourm Instead, the gunmen Un- conduct out of the island counreported that North VietThe terrorists fired a warning to heave to In the harbor. Two of namese forces tried Un- leashed a fusillade of bullets at try. shot at two newsmen who the hostages were pushed off or Uomoto said a plane was passed by in a launch. successfully to cut the only the other men standing at the Jumped overboard during the ~-.l- pply road to 5, 000 govern. bad' of the hut Two Roman being arranged for them, but The terrorists corn night and were rescued. iocnt troops in the Gia Nghia- Catlx)Iics were killed and three there was no word by this a!- mandeered a fishing boat 1)ak Song region of the lower others, including a Protestant, ternoon when it would arrive or Thursday and planted three were wounded. where it was coming from. The plastic charges at a Shell oil tcntral highlands. s,, \ 'i!rt. 'iJ -1-1 __ ____ Visit Sandlewood Villas Just - •'"' ': at$ Cal 11. needs an unequivocal assurance from C'osgrave that l)hiri ha :trdn('j it cLn ICurm't. from page I i __ m ___ , Shrimp ! - ,, _T __ r '-V i. M islismil , AND - - ., - ________________________ ho stsked his po. . I - - I ____________________ - - . 11 - riday,ieb.I, 1914—/A TheSanfordHerald wise use of your cooling and 'C *"~L heating systems and your / major appliances, you can / do your part to use energy / wisely and prevent waste. " V V V V.7 3 0 ;a,w - - , 93% hicI oil for busincss& conirnerwl use 7401% ,alJ other uses (lubncarits, asphalt, chemicals, propane. etc.) ButtheNeedforFuelCor&'jvaUon kaNational Reality. Like you. Fl L is aware of the need to ,.J. , ct)n54.'Tve .ill k'.4s kc4mLiSe' of the serious -. '-situation rati ws,de.,%I, are taking 1., p"cttive steps to conserve fu el as it . 5irplit's to electric energy in our own 1 olx"rations. In addition, FPUS fleti ILL - ; - V 1 VV V - V V, V -V V FLO RID A PIDAIR , People. ..serving peopie. '4 �RA — The Sanford Herald 11 . . -- -.!_ - R-oz- ~_ Seminole JC By DOUG STORUM Baseball Lyman Herald Stall Writer high School standout Tim Shea and Colonial's Returning sophomore Wayne Veszka is the probable starting first sacker. Last year Weska played in 33 games may and turned In a .242 average. Jeff Kelly of Lockhart spell Weszka on occasion. "Morale" man of the team. George Prochel affectionately known as "Pro" could also see action at first and would supply power from the left side of the plate. Kenny Kerr, a product of Boone High School and a returning sophomore, will anchor the outfield in centerfield. Kerr has exceptional speed gobd range and ball hawking instincts, last year he stole 13 bases in the same number of attemDts. Big Chet Bobrowlecki has a tight grip on left field. The 6'3" 180 pounder comes to SJC by way of New Bedford, Massachusetts where he batted over .400 as a high school star. Tom l3lumette, a FSU transfer, or Russ Jones from North' Augusta, South Catalina will get the starting nod in Gray has impressed Pantellas with his power and could possibly blossom into a leading hitter for the Raiders. Skelton carries a consistent glove and owns a strong arm, The quickest pair of hands on this years squad, In Rintelias' estimation, Ix- long to 5'9" freshman Steve Bonamo of New Symrna Beach, Russ Lizzoli from Westwood, New Jersey, and Bonamo are battling for the second base spot. field. Th e shortstop job will go th e eit her Baltimore, Maryland native Bernard "Skip" Skelton or 6'2" Dwayne Gray. During _____________ ______ ______ • ___ ____ ; _____ jtjJ .j _____ I maaMPERF - - 4% _~ . - l a __ - ,. ,. . , ~.." 1 l';nt lrVLn li shouldn 't be too disappointed with th e stock he has on hand. Three sophomores, Jay ISIFT, Jim Joiner and Laveik Rixie, will be sharing the catching duties, Rixie was an AllState catcher at Lake-Sumpter Junior College last season i incn-vu to Seminole wiien that scnooi aroppeu It S baseball program. Isler saw limited action as a reserve last season but has developed into a strong defensive receiver. Joiner, posting a .238 1973 average, is capable of rapping the long ball. All three fit into Pantelias' plans for this i4 - _ , 1 A.*.!S WJ L 4 j , A000 ... 0 is ' __~..-4f t-j'%,~ , a 1 11 I. " - - 11 4 ,' ____________________ P~ I - - .. - - __________________ - (-,---, ____________ _________ ..- - JOHN ('IIERW:% Peters, and Dave ('oluijib Perlencc(J Ilium) I ou as (haver, threw Ins head g ear to lJut- 1 fir (;re'huumIs then at the trt'huuntI Herald Sports Editor k A .1 Jl The Casselberry recreation department will be holding registration for girls' and boys' slow-pitch softball February 1.9 between the hours of 8a.m. to5p.. except Sunday. Girls from 912 and 13-16-years old may sign up at the Casselberry city iii Feb. 1-9, while boys have just one day. Saturday, Feb. 9 at the SummersetW Swim Club, Mark David Boulevard, from 10a.m. to 2p.m.and6-8pm. Sanford Recreation De partment annowiced the names of the boys that made the 1974 AII-Star team in the Sanford Junior BoyI 5 They are: Joe Smith, United States Bank; Rocky Jernigan Sanford Atlantic National Bank; Pat Schirard, Florida State Bank; Steve %1tted, San ford Electric; Russell Crumley, Sanford Atlantic; Richard Ryan, First Federal; Martin Roberts, Sanford Atlantic; Ronald Mossor, Gregory Lumber; Ned Stevens, Dekie's Gulf; Kenneth Pe, Dekie's; Joe Lahman, Dekle's; and Paul McNulty of Sanford Atlantic. Del-and Thursday night. _______________ L n Invitatio al NHL East Oviton W L T Pit. 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Montreal at Satuvday', Gm at E)'ttj l I'' "too r.p'i I CI-eiviand Seattle Cti' Omaha a, 't CII rwofa New - . - -. . hi t-rs at Van t P*ttUflP1 (?* Catania at Los £r.qele's Swsdayt Games . . o. '' '' ne Ytrk i 'i - r 105 Lrici Satnday's Gases te y,s '''' ,it Tinto York Rangtct at New '-,'- - - __ j f- 'i' r -, "1'.- r 0' --• •. ,. . _. _ 'a - • I: - .i ____ ____ - • - • -. - I wners pprove Sale Of San Diego Padres 9 The unanimou5 decision, reached at a meeting Rot ept many disgruntled .Southern California fans away from the Wlpark __ __ =_ ___________________7___ 7. ___ 7 4 San Diego "Ili the foreseeable Kroc, 71, chairman of the McDonald's iLail)' burger chain, has promised not to move the team at least until 1980, and has signed a new stadium lease that runs through 1988. The San Diego City Council agreed Thursday to pay the Padres $42&000 a year in subsidies, an increase of $144,000. nd . tortured attempts to sell the Padres, there was talk of a last-minute hitch, . I r because I understand the Internal Reventic Service is attaching our check," said Kroc in a radio interview from Fort Lauderdale, Fla. 'ills h;ic c:,,I If tfu' Ifl'. ic ,'iri' t ttii'h 1ht- ,.- .-----.___ .' -. - ... • - • ' • ' - • f •' . :__-_If. • '- League ['resident Charles "Cliub" Fet,ney said the owners had been assured the Padres - . that professional base ball would remain in San Diego, National League club owners have approved the sate ci th e Padres to hamburger king Ray A. Kroc. future." - • - •• - I - - . ... .'•.-. . -• • - - LY,NTAN GRAPPLER' GRITS AND STRAINS I . . Applies arm baron DeLand Bulldog Herald Photo by John Cherwa) ________________________________________________________ ;ttornpv - 'Youse Bum Youse' Nettles Blamed For Yankee Fall fly BOB Oft'n.IAN Copley News Serv ice fans and writers persiste d in calling him Craig. But that no longer is a problem. "Now they just call me 'youse burn youse," he said resigned ly, That was after the New York Yankee bubble burst last summer arid. Since the infielder was supposed to bring the title to th e Bronx, he was blamed when it went to Baltimore. "After a game, you'd have to go through the Inns from the e!ubhiuu:e toy or car, anti they'd all po un d on you," said (;raig in an interview....There was one guy who sat by third base, and he wason meal! the time, "After the inning, I don't k no w how he'd manage it, but he would be clear around on the first base side by the time I got to the dugout. Ripping me." \uquiSition tif the mmiuch-. ught-.iItt'r Nettles made New York the favorite in the American Leag ue East last spring. And the Yanks .h the first half of the season. Then the bottom fell out, and th ey toppled to fourth . "We were leading th e division, had Just won eight straight from Detroit and Baltimore," Nettles recalled. "Th en we lost 10 out of 12, and Baltimor e won about 14. That blew us out right thc7e, The ga:ne that sta rted it wa 9 one with ' - If anything, there was danger of nosebleed from he t rarefied atmosphere. "I know my limitations," he sa id. "Some guys might try to do more th an they can. But I know I'm going to hit 20-30 home runs and drive in 75-100 runs. I don't put pressure on myself." Yankee Stadium, though, eppUes pressure, despi te its inviting, 1%3-foot foul line, Whit Ii supposedly makes it a pirathse for left-handed swingers, "I(Ihadcomeherethrceorfouryears agowhefllwas a dead-pull hitter, it woulr'' e been great," said Craig. "But in (leveland t hey had iii- 0ing wi th the outside pitch, a nd a lot of my home runs were to right-center, You hit one 370 feet to right-center in Yankee Stadjiii, and oI1if'(*n(' 1.5 Waiting there to catch it." That was Just one of the 29-year-old Nettl es' disillusionments. Ile also It-arned that, cOntraty ' to his great expeciations, an athlete does not Itutomatically strike it rich th rough endorsements and such when he goes to New York. "I didn't make a dime," he said. "Aoout two or three guys got every th ing delivered in last season, much more meaningful members, he maintai , t ns ha n his .235 batti ng ;' -erage ' 4) * - - - .. ' •. ' ' -a ~ - • .- a . - • - . -' lAl .l.\I lA SEE, Fla. Al' .-- i-Irula State's new football coach says Seminole athletes will have to shajxl up in the classroom to shine on the football field, Coach Carroll Mudra said Th ursday he has ordered "no visitors" signs posted on the dormitory doors of athletes whose grades aren't up to snuff. Right now our poor students are reqiiirt'd II st,% In every night anti study,' tic said. Mudra recently sent cards to faculty Iliembers zisking them to report on grades anal attendance of football players and name those who need extra studying or tutoring. 1k said players who cut classes will be dripped frurii the tealu. •-• - .0 / I. I -- 1. •• f --•.•-',- _. V~ Gre hounds STILL AWESOME AF7ER 99 YEARS ..Gordie Howe driving. son Mark on right Facing WP It's not to often a team gets to play two "top ten" teams In the Notre Dome Bench same week, but the Lyman basketball squad is finding itself in this situation, starting the week, losing to Orlando Evans, the Greyhounds face Winter Park tonight. Tuesday night the Greyhounds fell to number six ranked Evans 77-50 In a game that was "not all bad," said the Lyman coaching sta ff. argin By HOWARD stmi Assistant Coach Bob Walker said there were sum phases of AP Sports Writer the game they were real pleased wi th. Head Coach Rick Steinke "1 think they just had too stated simply that "Evans haa good boil club." much overall strength," admitOne bright spot that should get even brighter was the jth done led DePaul basketball Coach by 6'6" senior Randy Wright. Steinke said he did more than Ray Meyer after his club cb- ic ory Beach State defeated Don McLane scored 24 points QLI.Santa Barbara 78-0, and and Lionel Billings 21 for the Long No. 15 Louisville dumped North Viriners. Marvin Barnes had 27 Texas State 91-81. points and 23 rebounds for the Gary Brokaw, hitting 12 of 16 Friars, who had won 10 shots from the floor, was the big straight. by stating that when anyone gets off as sorbed a 101-72 beating at the man for the winners with 25 Roscoe Pondexter scored 26 continued . points to lead Ung Beach past ..We say that's too bad, effort was great. night. it wasn't part of tley contributed 23 points and 15 Santa Barbara. Bob Gross Wright is still not at 100 per cent after a broken hand sdfered -c heard that if he now refuses to "We can't go to the bench but rebounds, and John Shumate added 19 pomLs for the 49er-s on the 18th of December. Steinke is hoping his star center will be they can ... for a sell, the National League is going sixth, seventh added 19 points and IU rebounds "ho are 15-2 for the year. his franchise and we'll get it." to foreclose on in top physical shape around tournament time, and eighth man. We can usually for the Irish. Allen Murphy scored 20 One aspect of the contest that was disMting to the coaches play most first fives even, but That statement angered a Smith attorney. who Thie Irish got a sc3re late in Mints and Uuisville ou tscored said, "he's not pushing around a hamburger was the poor 12 of 23 from the (our line. Included In the misses one of our problems was that we the game when l)antley sud. North Texas 21-4 in the last 10 salesman. If he wants to take that attitud2, then were live one and one situations, got tired," addea Meyer, "and denly collapsed on the bench. minutes of the first half ti In the !ast Hound-Wildcat encounter, the Winter Park five with their he and (lie National League could find themtremendous shooting. He regained consciousness in record its 13th win against three selves with a nice lawsuit." came away victorious 69-41. The Parkeirs scoring punch was they shot us right out of the ball the locker room, was losses. The Cardinals are 5.0 in supplied by Stan Pietkiewlcz and Jesse Cleveland. According to park." Kroc later said he had only been quoting a Steinke hos pi ta lized arid was to undergo the Missouri Valley ConConth e Hounds are going to have to shut off these two players rumor tic had heard."I hope it's not so," lie said. The Irish, ra nked No. 3 tests today. ference. while when on offense, they have to play flawless basketball. Smith was unavailable For comment. nationally, led by just three Duquesne reserve Bernie In other top games, Memphis F;xted to start for the Greyhound are Al Cleveland and Smith. twsieged by government id private points at intermission bat broke O'Keefe sank a foot jump State took New Mexico State 73Greg Rawlins , s the playmakers with Randy Wright at center. lawsuits and a S22.8-million IRS tax claim, tried it open early in the second half shot at the buzzer to beat firov. 66. Bradley trounced Wichita to sell the Padres last year to Washington, D.C., Giduson The twoone forward side positions are between Bernard Wright and Andy and coasted to their 14th victory idence. The Dukes, who trailed State 106-73, Tulsa triInmed St. wi th ei th er Lee Cote or Al Latimer on the other, in 15 tries, market chain owner Joseph Danzansky for 112 by thre' points with 12 seconds Louis 73-64, St. John's, N.Y., Tip-off for varsity action Is set for around 8 p.m. with the million, the same price Kroc reportedly is junior Only three other ranked left, got possesion when freshhipped Rhode Island 77-59, varsity starting at 6:30. paying. teams were in action. No. 9 man Norm Nixon stole an in- and St. Michael's topped Verthe year the Hound varsity sports a 3-13 record overall But I)anzansky failed to meet a deadline to withOn Pro vi dence was upset 8 a11 by bounds pass and passed to mont 83-76. with report card in the Metro Conference. cover expected from $84 million in Duquesne in ove rtime, No. 10 O'Keefe for the winning bucket. In th e jayvee ma tc h up Coach Tom Lawrence Is ex pected to lawsuits filed by the city of San Diego for breach start Clyde Hudson, John George, Chuck Chipps, Dan Thornhill, of contract and alleged antitrust violations. City offlcinls have promised to withdraw the suits The jayvees lost their last game, against Evans, at the buzzer upon approval of the Kroc sate. .49 Lawren'e'c lin'ii p has been constantly cha ng ing By TIlL I' .SSt)t'1T1-;h) PLS 11)e I"idres, who still lacka manager. hoped to : ht, by the addition of new players and the ve a good shooter Barry who scer.ed a total of 3a Like lh' v first step toward ending their throughout the year Never gi promotion of more experienced cagers. Ile recently lost Bernard strang l ehold on last place in the NI West today points as the Warriors moved to Wright to the varsity. On the junior varsity squad Wright was such as Rick Barr' too much wit hin one game of idle fitwith the scheduled signing of slugger Willie time. Houston gave the Golden a veraging over 20 noints a •( piacc i.os iIngeies in me Pacific State star two seconds and it Division. "I had time to catch the Rockets a National IN RECOGNITION turn and shoot. I didn't Just by Alan Mayer cost Basketball Association victory. have to throw it up." Calvin Murphy had Rudy Tomjanovich led hlousseemingly snapped Houston's ton with 30 points. three-game losing streak and Golden State's live-game winning streak when he hit a '12TRENTON, NJ. tAPi — Little League root jump snot for a 1107 08baseball teams in New Jersey must permit Rocket victory Thursday night. girls to play, the state director of civil tc"' 60UP 614114eR "Anything can happen in two rights has ruled. O(l,fCE P" seconds," said Parry who gave Gilbert If. Francis, director of the /7R OO7 ,4t W6 the Warrio's a 109-108 victory 9 Division of Civil Rights, ordered Thursday Md' fl'O flQ'V/if'P with a 28-foot jumper at the Ut Little League baseball treat both buzzer. AWNP41 sexes equally on its New Jersey learns. The order, believed to he the first of its I'Ct 7Z/&Y'5 Of/ - 7 kind, also directs that both boys and girls be informed of tryout times. 4 $ - econds S -, "' -. - -- , Female Little Leaguers 4rlicE , , SOKC iv'p-/cyxyc,goo1y. - - Room Off-Limits NORFOLK, Va. All) When ni,' kisketball gaiiie is over and Old I)omiiinmimi University players, coaches a nd managers trot oft to the lt.'kcr room to celebrate, one assistant manager never gets to tag along. "I just go back to the equipment room and hang up the sweaty pants and sweaty jackets," says Kathy Benson , The Alexa nd ria, Va. Freshman is the newest addition to the nationally-ranked train's stall, anìt she loves the work A longtime basketball Ian, the ;pe cmal education major admits it was impulse that caused her to seek the position when she heard Coach Sonny Allen need ed two iiiure assistant managers. "I'd never heard of any Iemale managers for basket ball, but it soumaled like Fun to rue1'' she said. — It -' iii Shape Up In Class ncenanagemt of it,'' he said. - MIAMI iAPi - The 1974 Ladies Professional Golf Association tour was to get underway today with the $30,000 Burilmne's InvitatIonal, Seventy-nine professiona l golfers were sched uled to compete in the tournament including last year's winner, JoAnn Prentice. ' Th is Is early' in the' year an'! the girI: .r n't quite Ili the sw imig of playing cotii. pelttivelv yet," she said. "Anybody can s I to much" If they are counting on him as Pennant Insurance this Pir, they will find he prenmiwn rate is up. He liii tr mm: t c •. Burdine Invitational Iflon iberg... ilia i's like throwing at a post.Gralg insists there was no pressure In going from the basement-bound Indiana to th e contending Yanks. third year in a row," Nettics rwted, *1 had 410. the rm:ord is 412 liset by Graig wi th Cleve land in 1972), 1 may have led in crror, too. I made u lot of bad th rows But Matty ,tlou '--ir '% Uor i7t I f :t !:tr - ' 1''' ,:t (tr I .r 1 ' •- - As for salary. "theY Pay well in New York," remarked (;raig, "but I didn't know it. When we open ed the I read In the pa pe r that I'm the key. I go out on the field, I'm the lowest paid guy there. I say,they can,t •-- Sports Brief 0 41 Oakland where we were beading, 12-2, and lost, 13.12. From then on, it went right down hill." (;raig remembers that he was charged with a critical throwing error in th e game and that, unfortunately, is what the fans seemed to remember, too. i led the league in assists by a third baseman For the . not have retired From forgets to gulp his dose. the Detroit Red Wings had he Ilo'c says he gets enornot been debilitated by team mous delight in playing with dissension emanating from )is sons He mentioned the re the front office, which took cent night when Marty. the . here Th ursday, ended an attempt to move the floundering franchise to the nation's capital. _______________ -r '' -' _-' came line 5ittl no longer got butterflies dad.. More, even, was the before games because he chance to have fun agai n at twgn drinking insecticide. hockey — his life He said III But some evenings now he would (Iferald Photo I ______ --- • 91-57, average. - ____________ ~~ .00, . - 'n-: • - holding the state's leading scorer well bzlow his 30 point per game inst year. .- - - -t 11 I m encounter Wednesday night. Unfortunately, the Raiders lost, / _____________ '-- -, -, • _________ '-----"- ~ , SEMINOLE JUNIOR College's Sophomore All-Star guard, Bennie ,I__.._. ,.i Shaw, fln'- high n' 1. e Lake Cty'c Steve crdr:r1, tic1 _______ _____________________________ ___ -- . 'k- , . ___________________ _____ -. - 4e,oili which has been upholstered here make moreAoyous noise r BENNIE SHAW ABOVE THE CROWD ____________________ iTT' 44-~-L-,.4,i_ & : - 1' rt' ~ __________________ - ' -' C _., - . -_ - 1% - ' 1"V _______ ___1 11 __ - A -- - . —! — _____ ,_ • • ockey - Frjtl a lilGe r.idera ti onwsthatno r.at;on can afford to clima te as recreation , cspecal1y dtring Wnes of crisis. A lot of people like racing, That'5 a pr't1y !cM:4 convincer that racing will ' :trmutd (or a • -- L Pro Eastern Conference AtIlnIC Division W. L. PcI, GB. 36 — x7 .. __ It Lisrd to bother Graig Nettles about his name. Miseball 0 .- . — NSA . \_ _ Standings , - . _____________________________ _______________________________ the opening frame with a ta kedown but Calkins gained I _, ill Ilic .wcuod siama Pro Cage (ncao !etTeaUWLaI outJt, tntut spurts has been cited as a major energy offender, but some figures produced by tile sport itself say this is just not in proper perspective. Americans 't energy in most ever)' jjjJ activity Utjn going _ '?a - ___________________________ ___ enough. He ________ •. , - ______________________ f, . • t - i • a • - - ft v~~ i i i i ~~il il ~~ilil il ~~~~!~ pinning combination. Wayne Baker pinned him in on an escape and thkwn. 3:34. Baker dominated the Thejayveelirjalended with the match from the start. hlound.s on top 19-9. storrning, group of blacks who had found "soul" long before I - _____________ followed in the second with the Scott ('lark was the first If you haven't heard of th is before, you're not really a baseball fan. At least, not a fanot that prehistoric time in sports when only white people played major league baseball. "The Bingo Lo ng Traveling All Stars and Motor Kings," is a novel by WdllamBrasliler,a Chicago newspaper repart er who said he learned early in life, "A good curve ball was next to Godliness." It's the story of the negro leagues, especially one barn- i&l, the sport of Sieed has been growing by Itaps and bounds-mostly floorboarded,I presuine--and a little stock taking was in order. Daytona has none o the iU feeling 1 get when thinking of In dy and i ts hauntru claim to take th lives of drivers all t t,ft __ ia" -- • Clayton has been consistently advantage. II and oil companies about the shortages-and gas . - __________________________________ _____ the final two minutes Martin In the Jayvee finale, Terry tallied 13 points while shutting Calkins brought DeLand a hard out his opponent. At that point fought 3.2 win over Keith U Hounds had a 7 Williams. Williams tallied in Bingo Long Traveling A Stars government - ____ GregMartin took an I&2 from De Land's Ray Lagoi. In on Feb. 9. They will play in the District Four Tournament at much as pos:Mble to conserve energy, we find motorsports making adjustments to the energy crisis. Whether we believe the _______ - -= Lyman's Torn Lent deelsioned minute. Shawen Sparks 12-8. A last Brian Stroup also gained a period reversal and two near for pin in 2:35 oer the Bulldog's Falls was the difference Dave Macford. He scored in the Lent. Behind a strong third period, first period on a thkedown and Cocoa Beach, Feb, 16. llieir first game in the District Four Tournamentwill beagatnstMerrlttlsla nd at9a.m. With the announcement the Indianapolis 500 will be cutting Lick pre-race activities to a bare m in imum and earlier st4urieiit from Ly tuna, tht Speed Wet'k,s v,uuld be trwkmcd JLS -- - was in the 140 division when pinning his foes in less than one Billy Crowe. Jets; Ronnie Ryan, Colts; Ernest Shuler and Donald McCoy, Vikings; Cauthen Clifford, Jets; James Little, Ions; James Edmonds and Donny Mann, Colts; and Mark Rtnaud of the Jets. Ibis team will nlav in the DeLand Invitat.ional Tcdir---t Indy Cuts Pre-Race Events - LL - takedown. Ilwoughout the year The opening jayvee match The recreation department also announced the names of the boys thatrnade thcl97lAlhStarteamintheSan(ord Intermediate Boy's Basketba ll League. They are: Joe Baker, Price Baker, and Dean Young, Rams; James Brown became king in the 1960's. If you like base ba ll sties, the book is a must. If you're an uuteur sociologist, read it and nuke your own sense from it, I found reading of the summer 0(1939 everything I had aLways magined life to be like then. Warm, funny, exciting, depressing and auth entic. Baseball before Jackie Robinson broke ihe color barrier and opened a brand new world to everyone in th is country': both a thlete and spectator, white and black. Read th is book and see if you'll agree wi th me there should be a "Rt'r ;!rIs" t) Ve asteri on t he records of eve player who etab1tshed a rn-ark bef or e baseball's integration. . ': the winner of the Cocoak3each,Memttl.cla nd game. v - _________________________________________ __ - slope ing on the ~~ _____________________ ~\ IA)NG`iV00D- The Lyinan Jeff Clayton gained revenge 0_ ja)ee mat teazmi recorded its for the Greyhounds wi th a :29 k 14th win without a loss with a 19- second pin over Tony Wilkin9 thrashing of long time rival son. Clayton first scored on a _____________________________________________________________________________ This team will play in the DeLand Invitatioual Tournament February 9. The) will play in the District Four Tournament at Cocoa Beach February 15 and 16. Their first game in the district tournament will be against Merritt Island, 6:30 p.m. lbeir:second game will be against Apopka. If they win th is game, they take on Z — .11 4" %KTA &a _ _M == __ __ Record 14th Win on Mat Season Basketball League. -~ j ' V _____________ ___1._________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________ w r_____ Baby-Hounds Boys Basketball All-Stars I - ___________ a defense- championship race. Once, he - f leading scorer attend ,. if then requested his own wrestler the evening when David Hogan feats with a 16.2 win over John LONG WOOD The Lyman be penalized one point, took a hard Fought 4-0 mark Bishop. h The Hounds weight clames Richards scored on a first grapplers had an easy go with Jim llowartli and Bob IL -usso from Doug Wilkinson. Hogan were shifted th around for e period takedown and near fall long time rival DeLand posting liii), like Brucato spent most ba ttled at 138 with Howarth tallied on a first period a 43-12 win over the Big Eight DeLand battle bacause of an and followed along the same emerging the vIctor 11-3. takedown and second stanza of the match on top of his op. school. The Hounds now stand arm injury to Donnie Thomp- track the rest of the match. ponent driving toward a pin. Uowarth maintained a 4-0 first reversal for the son, head Coach Bill Scott In the feature match of the In one of the tighter matchea stanza lead and act tP t evening 'u rn Chavers kr an decided to insert Louis Payas of evening Guy Cambell took a of the match putting the team Ila), Mitchell spent most of Armando Payas got the into the 106 post and move 5.2 decision from Doug tally at 33.0. his time on the mat with Bob escape with 1:77 remaining in Hounds out on a winning track everyone else UP to 148 up one Chavers. Both grapplers went Pat Donnelly scored a pin Brucato in a near pinning t hefinalperiodtoga in a victory pinning DeLand's Tim Reuwer weight class. As it turned out, into the final period deadlocked -. 6th ten seconds remaining in position. Brucato immediately in the unlimited class. i n 1:51. Payas scored an early many of the lighter weight at 2. with :47 seconds remaining the watch to hand Jim Brinker took down his opponent and takedown and utilized that Hound grapplers drew forfeits The match was a battle of advantage the rest of the thus not drastically changing Cambell reversed to give him a his second straight loss. The spun: the rest of the time strength with neither wrestler 4-2 lead. The time then expired contest was close through the driving for the six points. He able to gain control of match. the situation, the and when referee Rick Gilmore first five minutes before finally achieved his goal 2:50 match. Chavers win brought The Greyhounds picked up Wrestling at 127 instead of 120 was consulting with Donnelly took control on a seconds into the match, the final score to 43-12 in favor three easy wins as Louis Pavas, was Paul Richards. The ex- scorekeeper Cheryl Copeland, reversal. In a rernatch of the 187 rlass (if tile floUnds, - teams this s.ason N What as the lure for this over 6000ance a game, nearl y ,1 r shoi.'lcI'' lX. C, 00,, , 9flflh11-.'. '-it'- fl bo(ly less 1972-73 season. And fans 111 a record 786 Nitional 11 hliiu,i_- duru mat it, I Inc kc L eague goals" Not necessarily riches, he Howe says he still gels a says. Not completely that tie thrill c,ut of playing. For one would be playing with his two thing, he can get excited for a .,,ons. Slarty. 19, putting the team tally at 24-0. decision from Barney Lane. ~~F~l __ ______ _____ g Iyman Matmen Take 14th Stra'i*ght,if y ctor U) RI(EIUIU __________ ________ 1. . ' J __ .s..:. Panteltas believes that they will however, be able to play all their Division 11 games on campus. Th eir first Division encounter is now scheduled for March 14 against rival Valencia. BASEBALL SEASON Raiders looking bra winning year (hlerild Photo b Doug g aStorum) the liockey Association. i ,.•• - —__- completed. SJC'S 1974 the joy out of the game for defenseman, scored the first game. The arthritis in his or Mark will say. [)ad, stay him. He was th en r iven a goal of his pro career, on a right hand has subsided after resting on the couch. Ill get IIOU.STON (NFAj front-office job in which, he drop pass from his father. a two-year rest, and his legs, Kathy. On l y his cowlick, ere, by felt, he was forced to be a On the ice, Howe still will 'SAt first," said Gordie, "I though feeling heavier at a full head of steam, reveals nonfunctional barnacle in the thought it was Mark who times, seem to be carrying his hold oil an opponent by jamany effort as Gordie howe executive woodwork. ming a big, blue 0 1 w-glove scored it. But then I circled well-tended body comforta' li1u%es gracefully, pur' A contract offer of $I ml!- around and saw Marty, a big bly. in his face. He can ill rattle posefully in his habitat. Ilis lion spread over five years, grinning Marty. and I knew. the rink glass with a shatter' "I do get sore alter well-groomed pepper-and and $400000 for each of his Gordie could empathize games," he said, "but not ing body check. And he still salt hair, his white-and-blue suns .spread over lour years, easily. 1k says he remembers aching. Sure! gel tired, but if gets his (ace stick-slashed. unilorm, his shimmering plus public rela'ns work for vividly his first goal in a you put out and then se wn up like a quilt. effort you should skates seem in this, the 29th his wile, Colleen, helped turn regular-season pro game. "It get tired. I got tired when I Finally, one is forced to year since he began as a iwo' his head southward, wonder: does a lather of was on old Turk Broda, in the was 17." fessional hockey player, to So the Howes came to second period of my first One of the few concessions grown kids, a gray-haired have flUi(It' him indis.solublt' hloston where hockey and game." he said. "Right alter his sons make (or dad (they Hall of Fame patriarch feel with the smok y - white ICt" almost e verything else ex- the game stll' still playing a roughI wrote at least 10 call him "Gordie" or "Gord ork .eptpossibl) club was sec- letters nome and tumble game on the ice is that on the das 1k is like some incredibly ond to high school football. Gordie says he can play of a game, when sister Kath y'. "Only if I were wearing I)res('rved Fossil discovery. Well, the Aeros in the almost as much as he ever 14, has to he picked up by car tennis shoes on the Ice then lit' hs come out of two -Year young Will, have recently could 2.5 to 30 minutes a From tier hIL!h '.t'ho'iI. \I.irt I'd (&'cl ciIi'. said howe retirement o play for the risen into first place; Gordie 11011 Houston Actros ' the World is - Southpaw Bob Mtadowa from Lyman High rd Sanford's rcbaoie starting pitcners. NIck braày re oui Pantelias has had his club working diligently rebuilding tL.'r (hIll on the SiC campus. fur All indications now show that the field ill riot b* ready will play at the FiveRaiders their home opener Feb. 13. The Points Field off of state road 419 until their own field Is .:..• and Spotlight How(e) D Y namic Is Family ? _4 Lr1 By Ira Berkow Dodd. &_ Sons Two Friday, Feb. 1, 1974-9A The Sanford Herald .&I "I Pantelias plans on having a six man pitching rotation headed by Sam Swanger. Last season for the Raiders he went 92 on the mound and recorded a stingy 1.98 ERA. Other returning hurlers are Rob Mahoney, Butch Jabs and Bill 'J _____ f ;porrs ~___1. - _,., _____________________ rianization. . Nearing early season batting (frills, Gary Jacobs are running neck and neck for the th ird base slot. Last year Shea was the Metro Conference's leading Niter and Land ed a spot on the Fo ur-A All-State second team. Jacobs is a smoo th glove man. He can hit th e ball for distance or o wi th the Pitch and spray it anywhere on the First year head coach Jack Pantelias will be relying on relatively unexperienced returnees and a flock of unproven, but promising, walk-on freshmen and sophomores to form the nucleus of his 1974 Seminole Junior College baseball team The Raiders will begin their 52 game schedule Feb. 9, on the road, in doubleheader action against non-division opponent Tampa HhlLsbrough Community College. Historically solid contenders in Division II competetion, the Ratlers will be putting their faith in a "team effort" attitude. Other division members are Valencia Junior Coll ege, a growing powerhouse, St. Johns River JC, Central Florida Junior College in Ocala and Jacksonville based Florida Junior Coll ege, "We're not overly blessed with talent", re ports PanS lelias, "But we're going to be trying Just that much hard er to make up for what we lack". Seminole JC lost two front-Line performers to th e pro ranks. Paul Faulk and Kevin Stephenson were expected to play important parts in this year's race but signed pro untracts during the off-season. Faulk led the Raiders in hitting last season with a .361 average and signed with the Fran .t ?t.... 1-'son leaves a gap at th' 'hortstop position and now is playing in the Boston Red So te Season k',. Star t Gord ie, -____11_-_____ _. ::d -'---. Friday, Feb. l 1974 - Selections 7Xt ,YAry-/;-A y jj foR t/4 - ,,t4,q 0/2 f47' /f6 94'P Th'06 RAcr87 At#/ ___ ____ TONIGHT'S SELECTIONS FIRST - -M-. •ti to;. c- , , C.,i ill SW Smooth Gont III, SECOND — Cousin Ben M. net (2). C Pc-t't Tracy (1) 1 0 - the tHIRD — W's Debby U). Manatee rIly (I). iron Butterfly FOURTH Moniague Pharos t4 (I), P,n I*',o Z. (1). Cindy Train 131. FIFTH — Mini R un i'. nianins lei LOON Awt,lt (3). SIXTH I I. s Icwy III. Bee Bees Button (4). Laplos,on (I). SEVENTH Up M. Gasp"r (It. I B s 1,it' OI't lOt EIGHTH Silver CC' 121 V allerrWr 16$. Sut 01 NINTH — S'ane'es Mi Dor ip Il. Shimmer Miss (S). HO's Ftt*ood (1) TENTH WiitIiItc-CC! (S)- Wit )-' (I). Paszio t,a (1). ELEVENTH — Oar (3), Cincinnati Harry IoI, iq Fore'rr (7). TWELFTH Laø-et Thsis That lit QQeens Caper (5), Coi-jqP Jane I,, - - — ' onq - ' e, Gray -- ,,riJ! i.def - " a, -- �110A—The Sanford Herald Friday, Feb. 1, 1974 ihe Sanford Heriid Bishop Borders Confirms 112 At All CLASS OF 112 Church By JAN2 CAS.SEI.BEltJ(Y County Editor Following the ceremony, a acceptance of the faith af. firmed by his parents at his reception in the social hall was baptism and receives the held by the Catholic Woman's Club for the participants. His Excellency William D. fullness of the Holy Spirit. Borders, Bishop of the Catholic Six weeks of special in. Diocese of Orlando celebrated struction and meetings with the sacrament of confirmation parents, children and sponsors Thursday night at MI Souls are required in preparation for Catholic Church of Sanford for confirmation. a biennial confirmation class Sister Josine, a teacher at All of 104 sixth and seventh graders Souls School, was responsible and eight adults, for the musical part of the Concelebrating the mass with service. Several chtIcren iromn the bishop were the following MI Souls accompanied the priests: Fr. William Ennis and organist with flutes and Fr. Joseph Kett, All Souls; Fr. trumpets and a children's choir Lawrence Redmond, Sts. Peter under the direction of Sr. Marie and Paul, Goldenrod; Fr. Fidelis backed up the • William Neidert, Church of the congregational singing. 1 Nativity, Lake Mary; Fr. Teachers involved in giving James Martinez, St. Augustine, special Instruction to the -= ('asseiberry; Fr. Cyril Ken- confirmation class include Mrs. nedy, St. Andrew's, Orlando; Leo Salvail, Sister Marie Fr. Finian Riley, St. Francis of Plitafto "3-1700 Fidelis, Mrs. John Ward and Aisi, Apopka; Fr. Sean lies- Herbert Eckstein. Im, St. Peter's, Deland; and Fr, Albert to Micux, Our i'dv . IS CONFIRMED ALTAR Souls trid jii BOYS lead procession to altar followed by His Excellency flLthop William D. Borders of Orlando Cathoflr' Diocese and concelebrants of the Mass at All Souls Church Thursday night. In addition to 104 children, eight adults received sacrament of 11L 7 P 4 - !ti C. 11 ''5 I . ' 1 ;)„''r. ..,,)l' I - - --'J F 1t•t -. •'i,,,' iL7 pit, "fl '.',, ... .. '' A . onflrmat1on. zA- -- (Herald Photos by John SooLkii ____ .4 ,' ,L11 t it-., .1, tUflt CilUII. Confirmation in the Catholic Church completes the initiation rite of baptism. The confirmed child Is considered an adult Catholic and makes his own B DORIS WhI.I.IA%IS the Local Order Of Moose are com pe ting in their own Society E4itor combines with the distaff side, element, each for the cove ted There'll hearts, Women of the Moose for the crown and title , be s,tthearts, a king, a queen annual Valentine Ball. Valenti ne Queen contestants di~d • barrefl if fun at Sanford It won't exactly be a battle of att' as follows: Moose Lodge, Feb. 9, w he n th e sexes, but the guys and gals YVEVIE RAMSEY Joined growth rates, state Rcvenue PINECREST SHOPPING CE HWY. 17.92 AT 27th ST. Noll — 'r M.a,. S tC.Cit , Hi9b Low List 'p A4Z..J 4 201. 29A. Si OA Cal , 9. Si Ol Ind S)p'vtn 71' 70'. 71 ,i, i F It 344 , AU4 CP.al Affoo £- Can 774 779. 1? 1. T,iaa Oil At C*n 311 17', 13, ici.50% 314 II", 33 n 73', fl's 1)). *3g. 33 P.," MC" A" 1&7 i'ucock W a.., l0i Bth $I Boe.ii 500,1*0 L,vi *d Care $* 77$ p. lit, UMC Pd t" Ct'ttin 0$ Cal )1', n 33 1 IJrU'OVII 77 1(.rwt or j7 • 31'. 311 0 311 0 172, t:. u', 571 0 si 4' I). if It?'. I',, lit C7wp In$ CPi3f Cf,i.c wixtoffl, Xrr', Cr Fisi (Cd Fast A ir Lin 1w: too 1.4. Opened Esso" I711 1 Lower Ftrtjt&r* IN 1011, 1W'. 44 B', 4. ', .• U', k'4 SI. F la P'* 1 1&19 Gen We . ' ' 'At, .. '" .uii F om 'iou) Wi ts 7 p- MO, $1,4 I7 IT, 17. 4' ta l$, 'J'• 'er 2f'- GOO'Oi • Gr.. Ot S.' t IBM ut I&T (g Krotf Co XroW w. 14'. 77. 77' 3416 3$, , w. ga-. lI. iS. is • 77, 73. "if 34 W 31. Ii ID. 00, Ida', 343 2a1'. 35'. j, 51 n. 7 1 71'. 311. 2114 11$. W. II. 71', 31', 711* " Krf"s I Lock Ho LW 0100" CP 414 . Vi : 7) Poo'i C6 Pt,.) Me.' Pi.0 Pit IfI ,,, (,-,. ,. Iraq" P *#I lad nor C Cola S.f Reg' P lloowil Sofl f'it Sitio CAI Lin : &1 . We 30'. 201a 72's 77'. fl'* 11121 , ,, U _____ '' : ' : : 55'. si. ) We U, 1)0' • 10)', 4) ,5 po'. 111. M. t' 'i', Si ,( r '. '.t. ly. 4369 All. 17's I?, 11-1 31. 30'. fl's, .+'. 34 • 74. IS'. 1%'. *5'. V s, rI, lf l 'al . • IA . eli I--- ___ /1 ft SCOPE. - p I? L () set, ~ Irlult 1/ EVERI SCOPE MOUTH WASH 12 OZ • LARGE SIZE FLASHLIGI C BATTERIESI dC Hospital chairman and earned his with the purchase of iny Frigidaire 17.0 cu. ft. ' - r ",( -. 14 F' - from J r president of Florida Moose MAX MINCE\' has served LUCILLE CLARK, who will Association . District 8, and is I..O.O.M. as inner guard and receive tier Academy 0! currently serving as secretary Sergeant at Arms since ont FnendshiipdegreeinM of C Is lOOM 9_ this year, joined W.O.T.M. in Fe llowship degree in 1973 it currently in c harge of the 1972. She has served as Hospital Daytona Beach. monthly Bulletin. / i• a r HOME APPLIANCE CENTER (formerly G. H. High) 1700W. - it-' . - Refrigerator, WCD3T Washer, L1. DIA3T or DIAG3T Dryer; or LCT-1 20 or LC-2 Laundry Center. Just mail a filled-in coupon and a copy of your sales slip to Frigidaire Award Headquarters. Come in today for complete details. But don't wait, Offer ends Feb. 9 1974 '.'od ,.her prohibited. of SIZES 0 or C 4 LIST 30c EAI hieh begins at 9:31) p.m. and bave a ball' Cween Stamps 3600 chairman. 7/1 Orse Firs? St, 37 2 351 Sanford a' At Sterchel6s 1 Week Only! - iYI91 ii 4 ri ll NEW YORK (Atli Stock market prices opened lower today, responding, brokers said. to news that unemployment Last month. The 1)0W Jones industrial a'.'tiae was ilo'.n a fraction. aUnd declines held a alight lead over advances on the N ew Y ork - 5-, - 4 • I A -- - - ' Stock Exchange. Opening NYSE prices includ. ed TRW. off 1 4 to 174; Chryhi, dawnto 3517; First Na. tional Lily, of( 's to 38; American Borne, off to 391s. and Hilton Hotel.s,np ' A to 36'.. The stock market drifted low. er Thursday, following the pat. tern of many recent sessions. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials closed down 6.77 to 855 as 14.02 million shares cha nged hands. Brokers said the ni.trkut 4 • 5 . . I3LIINN 1N(; THEATRE A RTS GUI U) PERFORMANCE I tori Noble Earl I.angworthv. Bett' Konigsrnark, Ruth Uilgwald I (era Id Photo by Charles Edwards Dc ' a( Iiiir Carefree Flowers Attention, plra.st' 'Fell us your story. We '.elcome your news' inlkiUoii, ,. President Nixon's State o(the Union message, they added, though modestly bullish, Was no! culfirientiv erwr'uragmg to . UI 11w iicirki't. (Hwy. 17-92) — Sanford 1,4 — 3-PC. EARLY AMERICAN LIVING ROOM GROUP CARNATIONS $2 50per doz. .01 Requests for WOuivns photo (-overaiC , clubs, Ct( . ) Should be made at least a wet'k in 71 A nov1 and exciting American unk for 74. Beautiful winq back sofa v, it h biscuit tufted back, roll arms, pleated skirt and thick reversible foam cush ions Matching lounge chair has the same fine quality Swivel chairs have Nylon patchwork cover with maple finished wood trill) Whatever you do dont miss this terrific buy at Sterchisi GLADIOLAS hews and 4 4 -gy ,_ 3201 S. Orlando Drive Engagement and wedding forms, available at The Herald office, should lIt' .i(''iiiiliTiIitI 1)', I l)111h ar:! '. 1i1t gissy studio photo at least five days befori I desired publication date. ', still reflecting uncertainties over the ilate of the CCIJT1O7fl\. and the Arab oil que.,, $129 buflch --- KARMS ' AGE NC Y Where Quality Sells & Service Telts 104 E. Commercial Th ere. you have, it' Plan ii. atterut the gala event, sored by Moosehaven corn- se rving W.O.T.M. as Social Fellowship degree in 1972, in St. mittee, she earned her Service chairman, joined the Petersburg. By FANNETE EDWMtDs let-noon, Feb. 10, at 3pm. at th e rehearsal for the past few Acalemny of F ri endsh ip Degree organization in 1971. Community Center, hirrald('urrespondent weeks with Edna Boyette in 1973. WAYNE JACKSON joined Those who have purchased playing the pa rt of Mary, ( the The following gentlemen of I..0.O.M. in 1972 and has serv ed ticke ts for the Feb. 8 evening title role); Gertie Wil li ams, as RUTH PETTIS Joined Loyal Order Moose have in carious capacities with both DELTONA Unforeseen performance are requested to Tiffany; Frank Schulte as Bob; W.O.T.M. in 1973 and th is year announ ced their candidacy for LOaM. and W.O.T.M. circumsta nces have caused a have them exchanged for either Hugh Lynch Is Dirk; and is serving as Child Care Valenti ne King: change in dates for the Saturday evening or Sunda y Clifford Bird as Oscar. chairman. GARLAND RAMSEY, who presentation of th production, matinee dates. Mildred M. Caskey Is the t;ix KENIS, who has been a member of L.O.O.M. "Mary, Mary," by the Deltona Call Mrs. Anna heal) at the director. BARBARA JACKSON, who is been a mem be r of L.O.O.M. for for 12 years has been outTheatre Arts Guild (TAG), Sout heast Bank for further Ticke ts are new on sale by serving as Publicity Committee nine years , has held the offi ces standing in all activities allied from Feb. 8 and 9. to Feb. 9, at information. Nobles ef the Deltona Shrine chair ma n, joined W.O.T.M. in of Sergeant at Arms, Jr. wi th the organization, 7:30 pm., and SUnday afThe cast has been in Club, sponsors of the play. 1973. Governor, Governor, and was 1k ri --- Herald Photo by Bill Vincent) 4111 XWW__ ' IP. II 1). •• / rxIrs Lki .L .4 ', I. - JOSEPH IJUE) SINKO has W.O.T.M. in 1)69, his held the Committee chairman and is d by Moosehart held the offices of Jr. Governor offices of guide and sentinel and ' and Governor during his ten is chairman of the Publicity and years of membership of Hospital committee. She has IIEI.EN KEUX is currently received her Academy (of ',crVirlg as Library Committee 1. 0.0 M. lie is the friendly bartender and received his Friendship degree arid is chairman and joined W.O.T.M. Friendship in de:reu sponsored by the membership in 1973. Jacksonville in 1971 couirmttee, Comi Feb. 40 - • .- • 1. ()O.M. VALENTINE KING CONTESTANTS I to i Wayne ,Jackson, George Kenis, Joe Sinko, I(oss Calhoun nut IiictUR'tI. Garland Hamsey, Max Mincey) became a member of W.O.T.M, currently serving as hospital Governor and Govcg-nor during Edition Ever Published 4. 47. 13 .7'. If ii III 114 1 , 4 Stocks We 73', ;, • t! j Pont 4114 1 34's 34 171'1 I7,. 12 3S'V 34's 3* A' 44 44 ;. .. A pr29, It'2 Coca Ccli Camor Ea Cam Can 04t. A;, 31'. 791 0 Its 331• 331. 11. 73 n1d zi34 35". 34. OS 5q4 WictiOva *eSto El 775, 775, 73. 44 . - JERRY TREMBLAY joined ROSS CAI1IOUN has held the MARGARET BOYLES W.O.T.M. 1973 and is (,ffices of treasurer, Jr A 0#*tif Home Improvement Use 7)', fl 19, 2$i9 , c The Most Important 4A. 1121s VPI V , A" Bh A High LW LIII 31 104 X T.iffy' Re-Schedides Plai,- - ut N EW --- Coronation To Highlight Annual Moose Valentine Ball TAI.AHAS.SEE, Ha. API— f'ltrida's siks tax rev&'nuc continued to grow during December but the 12 per cent boost was down considerably from October and November Iiillinn g (Herald Photo by Hill Vincent) I Sales Tax Revenue Increases Department figures today. S.lcs tax receipts, an in. iicator business activity in the state, were up 22 per cent in October and November coinpared with the same months in 1972. The Revenue Department said sales tax Income of $93.1 million in December compared with $83.2 million in December 1972, while gross sales were up tO$4.i billion compared with $.4 — W.O.T.M, VALI:NT1NE QUEEN CANDIDATES I it) rs Maria,'L'1 !vh" !.IuIIJl' ('I;irk, U'lcfl l<t!Iv, I(tth l'vtlk, lthinscv, Barbara Jackson, Jerry 'I'reinblay (not pictured. Haven Mincey . -A Ajr - :. - -- .. ________ Dial 322-5762 I Save this Special Section as a reference when your home / needs repair I, Little Dutch Shoes filled with Crocus 969 ONLY Large Pots of Crocus 1x2 J,1 flt'nS I column by 2 i n (hes Too small for an ad Ic be noticed or effective' Y n u'fe reading this one! $329 1' Dish Gardens And Hanging Baskets Of All Types QUALITY PLANTS AND FLOWERS AT DISCOUNT PRICES PH. 323-7150 -_-, -_,- 84” 3-CUSHION SOFA LOUNGE CHAIR SWIVEL ROCKER EASY CREDIT TERMS We finance our own accoutits SINCE 1008 BANKAMER1CAPD 40 aw MASTER CHARGE 1100 FRENCH AVE. SANFORD THE SOUTh'S LARGEST QUALITY HOME FURNISHERS OPEN DAILY 9:]O6 322-7953 00 CLOSED SUNDA'i' �213-The Sanford Herald Fray, 1-eb. 1. 1974 fdl-v1I1i-%1 ,~- Flof V. V. Highway 416 Forest City, Ida p trn Tarr S.!urdy Srwet bIthS(boOi .,.: Q'P The _ • on W WQS %0.) FM Radio S fl * • ArdneSday Etierl,iq Pwor 9.30a.m II 0Oam Church Training EvenlnqWor*thp %ea Prayer Meeting WCdnesday Night • i 30 m Prover Service II '( ft II • ()/- 1 ' r U U 7 lop m 73Op m I '7I V\ V\ VI V. 1 1 1 1 I I I %t I t. . ' '. ' - ____ - ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH 71$Oak Ave., Sanford f*un Mass I I E L.............. Pas!cr ASSISt Pastor ; COp m 10 1106 M $0 r P J ketI Sal Vigil Mat. 7:30p n, 11 _____ • (./i girt (j I it I Epworth League Evening WorShip Wed Prayer Meet I Pi + 'I in OF THE HAZARENE S Park ..+L.;.:, ., Pastcr Su nday School Preaching &Worthip (.,,ii,',-i'i:t:r,isiI :11 9:4Sam 10 cs a m * S-iaring IProclaiming 7 NureryProy,tje1 CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Car. 14th St & Oak Ave. 12 ev Robert toy Pastor WTRR Rev F red L Neal Sunday School Morn.n%orship Pilgrim 'Youth 9.iSa it COo in !.,njay School .onung Worship Church Training Evening Worship Wed. Prayer Service P4ursecy OPen in. • . . I FeIIO*thip 7 OOp.,n 7:30pm SngsperaI.on & .'rmc41 . 7 30p m ]T r 7')Op m . (:I,r,tir,is . * Lii 137 Airport Blvd Morning Set vice 1100am 7 30 in Phcne3ll.9362 I •. - na, '. I ' - ;::- -'- - - :: . , Ph .'3or + • ...•.. . . 4• . •James P NeedhOrn Bible Study Assembly Worship Evrn;nQ Worship 9 iSa m have ever been But this quest could destroy us more rapidly than Evangelist 1000am - II 00. rn 6 OOP m - Wednesday ; 3p BibleClass 130pm .. . P.-niflQ Wonhip . (hur(nTraining €n.vsgWor UiP Vied Prayer + - . (vvjM 144 Sund a ) I Corinthians 7: 29- 31 F 1r • spiritual growth . i.. 16!e - 001111" .......- L ..,?C, . -- : ', . _4~~_,,"# - - #` ' - \fitiJav • Tucsd,is Jonah • 1.111 \'ediic1i Psalms 25 . 4-1) ) t" • (First Wednesday Fe low i i lop .1 rvsrIf'rIiiIl FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Oak Ave. &Jrd St. Rev. Virgil L LRyant . THE LAKE MARY UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Wilbur Ave.. Lake Mary Minister • Rev A F Stevens 730pm Sunday •. Morning Worship Church School l MET 6 )P ru 00 S Youth Group Wednesday I lop m. Choir Practice S OOp LeO F King Thomas C Steen Morning Worsh p • Pastor i Pe fliur'.d.ts I.ukc I 1.1-21 FritLis /cplansah 2I 1 • t( hui .-Ja, 6 30,v ,it 'i9W thip PAOLA WESLEYAN CHURCH Old Rout, 44 at Paola S-10 - . , • i S_iturLi% Psalms . D3rAnSrr Sunday Sc hool Morning Worship Youth Service Evening W or ship Wed Pro ci& Praise 10308.m. .. Other (liii ri lU's 9 45& M 11 00 a in 610p ,, • .. Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible WILSON-EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson a nd Staff THE MCKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance WILSON.MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson PUBLIX MARKETS and Employ p yies GREGORY LUMBER DEKLES' GULF SERVICE Mel Dekie and Employes - 7:)op m. -. SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard H. Hodges and Staff & PAINT CO.INC. and Employes STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff CELERY CITY PRiNTING CO., INC. w It V SENKARIK GLASS Oviedo, or a FLORIDALIVINGNURSINGCENTER A Skilled Nursing Home Operated by the Seventh-day Adventist Church • HAPPY ACRES KINDERGARTEN & CHILD CARE Betty Floyd& Staff PROGRESSIVE PRINTING co. J. 0. (Jim) Smith and Staff L.D.+PLANTE,INC. of Sanford . The ManagernentandEm I Employes WINN.DIXI E STORES and EmnInu HARRELL& BEVERLY TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION CO. and Employes FLOR IDA STATE BANK AND STAFF SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY Fiqt Asee0lq of C.00. 3,in A - it * - * . c. . .. . a . ., • (ldlTIA4 rrt C.*tian Church, Satlord (hr .1 iO CP'stu (rit 049'41 ia • '4 )Oe B.ptsI CP.tv(tt. rorit Cit1Conrourn?y Center, Forest City &" Caip.,v Mss ryapttI.tWw )3iyIS? C A1$.mbty. apt Catve'y Baptist P0J1iIt ISanSOl'd Lf,5I9ll.ae,& Joe d. i.akiMa'y - J. - '. ' I -, t Chrct- ?' - a hi. 6ait.st (hi.4rJ.. 131 1 Day Ave Ctirsta rirst baoft Czear.auar M4sorsar, Baøs' C'o.ch. S ParSt Rd (nR .tMr!trA.e 1t fl4piit CI5" $15 Pill Aye r.anovp fiopti* (i.,Qi of At'are S'IVS. 05 .3* Ani.t. Springs ,.rt Baptist CPurOI DBM, F ast Clutch 01 Gi*S4'a church of First 114pirtif 3ti1 C1tth 01 LAM tpe r.'eapl.e!CP1uofLtn..Cor Chu'ch&G,IM Fyi' ha:t'i' of e:'-' - p (rt p, .. Paotit Ct-opel. tt * Fir-it Street. Sanford t,tt CA HI * APOr? . e- i P'r C *i Fn Pare I BapIsl (h. *pl S0Vi•'Ø Setand B*p'rt Church, 7426 Pi1v"i'o . lILOst,cn r,Bai,i.)I(tcPi5t Rd *13 51 At4ffist.4 Biotist C*-urcpu. Cir,jtt H9S M$Ii Ct*it. Th P. Cider 51 J0e!5 Pl45.VSe'y 5opI.I CP--iti'(P. HO CypruS 1' Teeriple Sept41 C1'vrCru. Plum Ip'.'qs Rd. AItauviorute So'no tiI JIJ!.e 11.45. ps-i ow,t - 'S ,Bipl41 Cv _4t 515! Ctt Sit- SanL.',.nosR - -.II. J'. ch P I' Litter .e a , am -. CHURCH OF CHRIST ( .-'' ' (ti.i '13 5 t'.v 1 •f ChurMou cr.,isIa' LoSe Li'.n.0 S U H$ . CaSWlrvv Sjh5iV Chi,venof (hjfsI. $4I0LoS,Ho*,ll Rd C$olCh,isl.60OPaIr,, ¶.p"nosDr Allarnontekios ot ci-', c ChurthOf Crvist. Laood crKotil of Civil!. Priie Chwth ol CPvOt. W 17th 5?. (oi.si r CPv,se. %a. Ha,en Dr. 40.4 Church of c. C'zrci- of cr*urrn e tn., Nativ It Last Mary Alf - (a' 'I Oil A a C Ci A - •-. flnd t. Enter pr ise God M-ss Cutch of Gou W 54th 51 Church 01 GOd Vu tIiy O,e hVrCh01GO4O4 25S E'mA 'ATHOLIC - n .Pt,vcp, CHURCH OF GOD Cr-urn Ails-it pe 54oft Church, 117 Ore Au C1-utch of st St r wit3.n(t-ape-iM4sonatpBtistcr,,,rtyu,,tt,&y,tI.s-.$i, S-r Bi borden M3t BAF' 4' Churn '471 Si-ti5 Crutch cht. * Ci'vW, 01 cri A- SS.on r-a . Coswery Ca'he4.c ('b'i- tar4Ave SPr--'i of tniloStjC.vhoh.c Ih.h $3tik,4$ -. ------ --- #*.$ tt.S A , 't r I Cr-v t I AItIrfp't . Dt4tona r- Ch Lpcopet. f 0rB, Air I I, t LUTPtIRA c * (.1 IIQ, ritt 103W 33thpI, Met5Luthi,.nfthGflD, &H*y )7 H Catsetcry ' i,s LItPIW Cvvcii. At i-7$ SIav,a LI If PI? t (P tttt"4i I. V 1. Ctfth. (bnIan IsO'S CatW?bery Cornmuruiy United eUd4t Church. Ha . PN5IyT5R,AN Lao, Mary Unled Pt$pyin Church rcu Pretbyt1an Cch. 00e Ave P. d SI l,ru P1flyl1bi1 Chiqth Qi I H4hi Convenant Peshy$qan Chth, 37735 Orlar Or 5 CPip. I) Bee' Lake Rd jOt PineyRgq Rd. Caswtb.-rv, DeBary Co nmvnt-y Metitoosi Ct.tøih. W H.ght.rii U F+f5t UIIIfed ett'Od-it ClIurlu Itt Par k Avg First Meffust ChuvthoI Ovedo F.rss Sc.unsern MethOd.st (h'igcfs. 2a Sanloro A,, #rft Mtt?d4t (hutch. * 4th St Giva Metti44t Church. Grrw,a Grace United M,mos, (hvr:yi. 1I4p5 Grant (i-OPel A ME (hutch. GridO Meta.st Chch. Oro Ost,en Methoi1t (i-r(h , PIa Wr5ieya I/ti',.t Ut MW at Pia SI Ja * - 'rn CI $t MOt(S A ME (hutch $t Mt 41%, Osteen MhOdISt CHUICn OSUeh Rd tn'erpriw $t Stattoq M..mc,ral (hutch, S DeBar, Saa Un ted MetdiI Chuti- Tortriv r %73 A rin..., N*ZAArN$ I vu of t LlIeUOyChutthoffliu Or, COaW-ber', 5 Oft Of 'fOrd k-,en#uea, t.OisO*ood Pu,t. 01 t.ongieOdd Geve.i C omm r Blvd II (-aSe Mat ii, lIla ftIa-rr&n&7e5OA $4 FOVIit City Ch.A(h Mött$n4 A,. AItCmOVd. Songs Ch'itvt. 7th & turn -" 1h'su GY$g CHURCHeS AIten AM E Chugth, Olive B IM All FUI'P Chap.?, Carnii Senuingee, WeSiva Park Ru BiatjaII Avint. Hlr'u Chapel. Be$f -1411 Ave tjIu5pof Ccmmunap Cliij,(lI C'rcf JrsC ,4164La,t Oat -n;3i%pa,kAve I'jt?r- n Chi'th 5' )o's Chrylostan. . Ci-.. H, II Fl Fr-tv, nave Ir5s Ci-u'chofCpi.11 5c.en"auot 2nd SI LoSe Aee ClI.I Or*nq, Blvd , L ake nroe ngdorn H115 of sW like ee Unit, i W d I % Born uryh 01 the Liv ox Goo, MO*, er(.i OO B H• TsbtiI, A. ui 31up p . 4t 1! Lt-t l L Cie l"Wil C-40 mi Ciifry (ib UI Qu • 1 'w-tS Chtitth 0-n H II Rd Sa01*d tne C-utth 11 S Perk AvgOeen Th* Sat,*t.on A?I5 3$I £ Ind 51 P -N H 'Is Mw * -Ch A1tI11II* 0-h ('I C",11,1, AIPai.t, U't 1)l-:l,mNA---TIie ssomflen of the United Methodist Church will hold a rummage sale in the church Fellowship hail i'll Ttiursulay fri'rn - :tn a ill I P.t11. Volunteers are needed, according to Mrs. Ned K. Davis, t-huirmnan, to conic to the hail on Wednesday at 6 pm to help sort and mark items for sale. New members still be taken into the Altiimonte Community ('hureti and infants will 1 baptized Sunday at the 10 a.m. storship service. James Santo, Associate Conference Minister of the United Church of Christ, meet at 2 p.m., Sunday, with all members of old and new church boards, committee nicmtx'rs t: N I T -: I) and members of the church U lift I S T %I F1 1101)1ST council. The board of Trustees Christ United Methodist meet at 7:30 pm., on Monday, Church United Methodtst st ith the new chairman, Nn Women II hold -('rallier, taking office, I larrison bake s-ale Saturd:lv at the hotiis' Buckkw, new chairnian of the . Ed Hughs, 2 p.m. board of Deacons, will preside On Sunday at 7 p.mn., the f or the first timr, when the UMW stIll be in charge o the Deacons meet at 7:30 pIn., evening service, Public invited. SEVRNTN DAY ADVINTIST r),pt Isle S.evni a. Ad,rvO,t Church I't*, Scieniti day A,srt4 i v p Pi Na:ar Al.1A1ON1'E COMMUNITY t'v%aa Ccnimuri.i, Prett,yyqn C.jp1, IJt t1# Pitjr,i, C9(h Red Ij,g Rd Caee.4I,ecry v Frr Pa e of tt-- 'so Guntvg (hutch 01 e tIsro.ien.. Art. t 45i- 5 Ch-,h. SIr-ii iaft4 LCI14,In 3 • Bd teqrs tPlS(OPAi GuB.r 't--- • %..-s-' Or .wr -it '- ,.i LWIh*f0n(hu(hofRp,, 'OrB is an Lar-v,,, C ; 045 den C. Hey. Il H) L. r• C I Sa Spiritual power arid its I-IRSTCHI{ISTIAN release in human affairs will be iihscu&wd in a public Christian "Light of the World, or Science lecture to be given in Anybody 11cr-c Want to be a Match?" will be the errnnn Sanford. Sunday. at 3 oin. by ----------------theme of Dr. hiarol.1 Harris at New York City. First Christian Church, Sunday i It" Ii •..a h At the invitationstof Fir Lilil (II (liii. ii I ii'.' VVIICi Church of Christ, Scientist, Altxrt Hickson will be ordained Sanford, he will speak in the to the office of elder and Wayne Sanford Civic Center. located at Williamson as deacon. At a Seminole Boulevard and recent congregational meeting, Sanford Avenue. Belt Purvis, senior cider in A teacher of Christian years of service was elected Science, he served a executive Elder Emeritus, the first elder administrator of the Mother ever to be so honored in the long Ch urch, The First Church of history of the church. New Chuist . St'Ivnlist, iii Boston, m$a'Ilbers will also be received, Mass., from 1969 to 1973. He is a lADY OF THE i.AKE.S member of The Christian Science Board of Lectureship, [)ELTONA - The Annual Ecumenical Tea of the Our (d)l) OF PIWPUECV Lady of the Lakes Catholic Church of Deltona, will be held A youth revival will be in the church Social Hall on conducted at the Church of God Feb. 7 at I pm., under the Ill Prophecy, 2509 Elm Ave., auspices of the Women's Guild Sanford, h) the Rev. Jack of the church. Sallee of Cleveland, Tenn. On Feb. 12. at 1 p.m., the Revival services will begin Women's Guild will hold its Wednesday, at 7:30 p.m , and Card Party in the ch ur ch Social continue nightly through hall with Mrs. Amelia Mullany February 13. Sunday evening as general chairman. For a services begin at 7 pin. There nominal lee anyone may atwill be featured guest youth tend. A special invitation is singers cacn evening. I (it' to the public by t'\ tended public Is cordially invited to I'i-esident Rose Monti. Ti t tI' fitI 1)1:11 Ii\.\ MI, 1 hl(lI)i.'i' . 7OOp.m Prayer Meeting Wednesday .. J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Elseaand Staff ISa m THE LAKE MONRO& CHAPEL Orange Blvd.. Williard Eldrldge Pastor SundaySclooI 10:000 in l)Opm Morning Worship 1100am 700pm 7 30p m Evening Worship Sunday school Morning Worship ilQ IA Pastor 9 Matthew (hanging his Mind: it tremendous change took Scientists Host G u est L UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Corner Country Club A Upsets Roads Emeritus Pastor I.30&11i * t';' youare X s (Ommunt, CC114-04 At $09% I 1 - ,I J-j : = Icss likely to ll,i%, t. ;It, home--Only t.,ike heed, and utoiiioljile accident on your keel) your soul dthgently, les t way It) church than when you you forget the things which I headed for a store (oijo your eyes have t[W)'llepart frorin your licart all )our sliopl)ing. The Church and Safety tile (lays of your life; make i't( U', dies Division of the thtm known to your children childrens your National Safety Council made all(I that prediction as a result of a thildren."-Iuteronomy 4:9 -Zealousness-''Wliatever psychiatric study showing that the safest drivers have the your hand Finds to do, do it with highest degree of religious your might. --Ecclesiastes interest. Conversely, the most 9:10 -Thoughtfulness and respect accident-prone motorists are the least involved in religion, for others-"Sit) whatever you act-orulitig to a report prepared witi that IIICn would do to you, for the American Journal of (ho so to them; for this is the law more religious vIflIl the prophets '-Mitth.w M717 . -P I _ _... _. . iA_EWF _jq7r, - V,A i r- _____ 1 W_1~ i - -- " . 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' f 't,\, 41L _2T1 P V-4% 1- 10011111111, Iffl:0 - 116"t - '/.>\ .Ar 'ft- r - -\ 7-12 ç '. ,-' - 'W . 1 PI.- : - ! it ** I - I " - - - ____ -Patience- li person is more likely to accept our en -oil vt'iit ill iial Saul tI'itt )U 51111 dIII ValUes flu therefore titake an effort to lives. -Luke 21:19 ut tht lass p fur 11:1 i lv recital it Murcuivur, at-urdui); Lit the prIbvltiI .1 IIuutuirLst's prayer as study, his needs are simpler an added inspiration for sale driving: Volved in Iuur conflicts and shows less of a tendency to "act Each time I take the wheel out his hostilities on thit huti till harm shall o'ne Representatives of the Of me, today. council's religious interest See over hills for men, department suggested a set oF On uirves, stand by, rules fur good driving, for Post some bright angel near which it drew from the Revised To see that I Standard Version of the Bible. Observe the playing child, here are some of the passages The old, less spry; they cited: No act of mine must cause -Personal responsibility- 5uiiIiL'nC to (lit.. _iI - . 1. - -- v AA I.. :- NEW OFFICERS ELECTED BY GUILD , * THE Navity Women's Guild of Itke Mat-v elected new officers at a quarterly general meeting of the five area circles. Officers will be installed at a special mass by Fr. (.,111HCII OF William Neidert (center). From left, Mrs. Tern Fav, Deanery representative; Mrs. Lorraine Smith, vice president; Mrs. Mary Kudlac, president; and Mrs. Jennie Fox, secretary. I lerald Photos by Bill Vincent Jr. ) Winter Springs or Lnurcn upe n le - ;1~~eta_, ~ L . I 10% to 0 6 TV 1 Winter Springs Seventhv Church officers include, 0. W. leader; Mrs. Virginia Wetnice. Adventist Church will hold a Litchileld, chairman of Elders; community service director; ioflsecration service for its new Mr-s. Alma Claus, church clerk; and Lauren Far-dulls, Sabbath church building Saturday at 11 Ransom Smith, lay activities School superintendent. am. with Pastor Hon Bent- ___________________________ zinger as speaker. Located at 50 S. Moss Rd., Winter Springs, is the first church to be built in the city. Neil I Assumes Duties At Sanford Adventist Special guests will include W. H. Smith, treasurer of Florida * ° 94Sam. Ii 00 8, m 419 Park Ave. It 000 6 Do P.M 710pm UNITED STATE BANK OF SEMINOLE John V. Mercer and Staff Sunday FIRST UNITED - - -fm ' -i, 4 - .- - --- 730pm. • Conquerors Meeting 9 .*S m 530pm 7 OOp in PUrP'f - SIe + to 00a m JIM LASH CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH A nd a FOOD FAIR STORESINC. and Employes - . .. . j~. . ~ of God ing orship Sunday School UMYF EveningWorship Wed Bible Study & - .,. . . Evar The ,.,. 'Th has 11~006 m rn COMMUNITY UNITED Rv Kenneth W, MvII,j METHODIST CHURCH Ministers Hwy 17 93 at Piney Ridge Rd Morning Worship 1,308 m Cassetb.rry C'urch School 9 ISam Rev William Picketi Pastor Morning II OOa in Rev Kn; eth viIler is;is Nursery ,taasi: I'PIiitt S.friird P Tl'r A'ien Bbk rn't I ¶iti Sirj..j Nt:%lttlis , 4 12 21 • ~~ Id I PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST II OOa.m p 6iSpm. Bibleclass 7 10p m. MoqnungWorthip Evening Worship 7 OCpm BibIeCJ4SS Wed It Morning Worship Sunda yEvening Wed Bible Study • Men's Prayer Breakfast - a .. - ** - _____________ . Sig Park Airmut Rry JOy TCOSmJto & 10&,m V,~r Meng wwsh;0 + the Unknown 7:30p.m. ., • . .'- are unchanging-and ever more essential-as we seek new trails Into 6 COp . :'IIS his world depends on the Church. The truths rn * * 9 ISa m 1: CHRIST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Tuck er Drive. Svnland Estates Rev Car I5nr Pa t r Sunday Schoo l 913a m MO(flinQWOrihip II Wee m MYF3&lSun 700pm Eve Worship P.3 Sun 710p m. Bible Study Wed 730 p m . Or, bluntly the future of this young Arctic explorer and of . 1: 1i a M + * * •.i Evangelist FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH n Z . N - keeps pace with his cultural and scientific advancement CHURCH OF CHRIST 1313 Park Avenue Cn&IesPI (rump • needs -' 7 Cp F 2626 Palmetto Awt. Sunday Pastor Rev, G E HodW. WTRR Broadcast 9 AS a.m. Bible Study Sunday School Morning Worship U 00: rn fling orship 7 OOp in EvOnQCir$f'C services Evening Service Wed Prover & Wednesday 7 lOp in. Bible Study Bible Class .. IndCOCndl Missiory ivi s . * profited u History recounts the tall of many a civilization too busy with its search for new trails to understand its deeper 6-00P m BAPTIST CHURCH ,,- • 7:30 p.m FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LOP4GW000 Orange Street nI Street Pastor Rev E Sunday School $0 COo in A:s,or Rev D Ross Denslow Church School Morning Worship ... •*. - . brought us from primeval forests to this atomic age We love to penetrate the untouched spaces . . - to open traits where none - -r.. Altamonte Springs PALMETTO AVENUE #d''i GRACE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH * 'a- NOW Trails. Even in childhood we display this strange genius which has For man can truly progress only when 11 -• oi _______ * Church ()f Christ Pastor . Bsphkt . ______ The history of man is a story of progress. Each of its thousands of volumes could bear one common title: The Quest for in. + Airport Blvd Rev Kenneth P-ton SundiyScivaot Morning Worsh4i; ChutCh T Evening Wxstilp Wed Even no Prayer Firii Ct q - * -...... . PINEfREST BAPTIST CHURCH F rU f • . t. . 70.3Oam. •. 700p.m. •. 6.000 aySir.itce ... •.. 7:00 P.m . - - -? .. 1 A* • Pastor ___ Council Gi''ves. Rules For The Road Af I 1) ('I.A I I I E' (1) Matthew Confessing his Master: Matthew had no thought of doing this secretly. 1k did It so publicly that in time his action A would have been the talk of the town. There are'at least three special ways In which Mits'-ew confessed his Master. I 1) By leaving his sins. The scriptures tell us that he left all and this would certainly include turning away from anything which was shady, underhanded or dishonest in his business. To become a Christian is to be utterly and completely honest before the Lord and others. (2) By telling his friends ... He did this in a special way. Luke's gospel tells us that Matthew made a feast in his house and invited his friends to come to meet the Lord and hear abcut his conversion. lie was now on the Lord's side and he wanted everyone to hear about it. I 31 By writing his book ... What an achievement it was to write what we now know as "The Gospel According to Matthew.' Love always finds many ways for quiet, but open confession of the Lord Jesus. Matthew found at least three ways; he left his sins, he told his friends and he wrote his book. Matthew's example should challenge us to be open and definite in following the Lord Jesus and confessing Him as Master of our lives. lOOp in usia 3 -i RichirdW. Jackson - - • 10000 m Matthew counting his money, Matthew Immersed in his Job and Matthew not at all liked by the people who had to come to pay their taxes. Matthew, who was probably rich and probably lonely and Matthew, who was efficient and methodical-a keen business man. This was the man Jesus called and called while he was doing Ws Job. Matthew counting his money and then, leaving all to follow Christ. Place very quickly in the life of Matthew. The change was sudden-one moment he is counting his money, the next moment he islollowIng (hrist. This is true repent.a nee. To repent is to ci-tange your mind absiut Christ, sin, self and the things of time and eternity. Matthew recognized Christ as the long promised Messiah :ind he immediately atose to follow HIM. Matthest changed his mind and that event changed his life. • BibIeSludy . Evangelistic Service Wed Prayer & Praise Ui'tIi.,t!isi .II 1201 W i 1i Morning Worship & . - _____ - 700pm Wed ,, +I (I LAKE MARY CHURCH of the nazarene It Crystal Lake or, Lake Mary Fla. Rev Paul C) IriSsel Pastor sunday School 913a.m. . . Pr ayer Mtet.fl9 PIurSeryl Worship I .., . .'-,..--- . . . N .#. d £ •. ' in , - * I -. II ,''-sM'PServce - _:.- I 1, .- , i..- • • , I' fr I0 508.m 600p m. lOOp EvangeliStic Service in, Mid Wick Service (Wed) 7 OOp.m. Nursery Provided for all Sirvi(C$ LUTHERAN CHURCH fl00 Orlando Ave. (17.t2) (LutheranChurch in America) William IS Donty Pastor Church School . . t:OOa m .... 7 30p m Morning Worship Youth Hour . •• and him ht '.is "sitting at the receipt of custom." his 111 money bags were full and his account books were kept with meticulous care. We know this, because of Matthew's care For accuracy and detail Is very evident in his gospel. So look at f! FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE W. Ind St. at Maple Ave. Dej.sD Ell i ott Pastor S.-miat, School 9 ISa m GOOD SHEPHERD UNITED '---- ,Mstr rn:(vann THE PEOPLES BAPTIST CHURCH -- t.J * I 7 OOp LI II I 1\ ' i. rith'rqrtrn . I SANFORD CH.ISTIAN rastor $000 m i.,,, I sun Eve Worship Wed Prayer 103W. 25th Place The Church of thC Lutheran Hour' ,'ind TV Tnls is the Life" Rev. Elmer A Reuschec Pastor +* SundOy School 9:15a.m. Worship Service + 1 0 :30a m. •:.- , • Jt'UVt'.d fl.iv..v SundaS boo) Wed / ((C" III Jfl [ .: * . FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPL!S OF CHRIST 1601 S. Sanford Ave. MifliS?Ct o HaroljHarris 9 454 m. Sunday School II COa.m. •.orning Worship 7:30p.m. Wed Service JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH *12t West First Street Sunday: Morning Worship thip Evening Worship BibteStudy ' I AI 1000am LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER . •. •-- I hool Pastor 1000am. 11:00am. 600pm. 700pm. t1 Sun Wor ship Sun PIYPS j ____________ _____ I FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Lake Monroe, Fla . Oov.dJ. Rich Pastor Sunday School 94ia in. Morning Worship 1100am EvenindWorthip 7 30p m 1 '.rd Prater r,.ce TrTh. / . • y L D 7:30am. L,,iIiv'r,,g - ______ 6:30pm •6.isp m R ~ If' % I ~ ~ 11008m dyc i i \ iE . Pastor 9:I3 a in. Sunday Night Broodcat . Devotional 74rir Ct -I -U. CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH 7101 5 ParkAvenue ' Rtclor pl:IornmunlOn iviI Service and 5(11001 r - pm J.- J J i,.j r - Matthew Counting his Money: Luke 5:27 tells us this: When JI':U. :ss Comm irt , C( i'?er i'i*. 204 Fairmont Pastor ('llngregationnj Christian Church One day, the Lord Jesus passed Matthews office, saw him hard at work and called him to follow him. Matthew's response was unreserved and immediate. There are three pictures of Mbtthew that I wish to share with you as we look at this man whom I have chosen to call "modest Matthew." 9SOa m (__% Q IUJ E S ii ()1vShOcktcy Sa nford H The By FR El) L. NEAL, In this one short verse Matthew gives us the account of his conversion experience. This would seem to x1icate the modesty of this man, who became one of our !..ord's most trusted first followers. Matthew was it publican. lie collected taxes for the Roman government, and it is possible that he, like Zaccheus and 1fl3.ny of the tax-gatherers of that day, lined his own pockets very well at the same time. If this was the case he would be a hated man and would be regarded as an extortioner. . (SanfordOardenclub Hwy. $7.93) From Holy Bible alone will bear it."-Job 19:4 saw ROLLING HILLS MORAVIAN CHURCH SanlandoSptings Onvi L on gwood, Fla. Juit Eastof Interstati R Burke Johnson Minister XeIhHutchern Minister Morning Worship 96. 11am m -' Matthew "And as Jesus passed forth from there. lie a man, named Matthew, sitting at the tax office; and He saith unto him, follow me. And he arose and followed film," Matthew 9:9 (111 7 , H 7 lop 730pm Church School . - ,`* .,, /...-,, - ^ - Ill, Modest 0, - c--.\" f t r'-,'"'. . + iITiIIy Night Serv.ce - r , It ooam. 6 IS m. morning Worship CHURCH OF GOD $03 W. 22nd Street Pastor Rev .1 1 Pitts C1'UrCP, of God Hour' 9 050 m WTRR 915am. Sundoy School 1100am Mornng Worship 6. 00 p m E'..ingeIiSIic Serv . (. g gIg i/i ' •',1ii rn Ennis ' A FIRST SOUTHERN METHODIST CHURCH 71$O Sanford Ave. Pastor Rev W R, Bennett 9 iSam Sunday School FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST $00 East Second Street Sunday Service & Sunday School 11:00am 7 )0pm Wednesday Serv i ce OUR * 10 ISa m 7 00 pm. : • ar° o Nursery& Kindergarten Iu,..'II'w 0000 \. 6 ISp m . I 1 FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH Cor3lthandElm RCv E DonCOK Sunday Schoo l 9 Morning Worship Evening worship Family Nigh? (Wed) I i :tr! Seventh day Adventist Church. Maitland Avenue. "Alt a monte Springs JVS? South of SR 13$) Lyman H Kirk Wood Pastor Sunday School 9 45 a m Worship 11 OOa m I I , 11(7 '7 i)t 000 ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST : CHURCH S SQ Ieer1, vi 32)0 ,fl bru in RR • 3: or % Bible Study 91 am : Ea e' tS IC : viceS COo m THE SEVENTH •DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Coiner 7th & Elm Roni)dM Seeley Saturday Services Sabbath School WcwUi.pS.c-rvice ~3 Pastors Corner THE HOPE OF OUR COMM UNIii9 % 8111111-ii, if - Is ow .tso Nmn I I 134-1161 j r %:: 930am II 00 t, "" ' I 2P _~ 4, W, ___ ___._______-_ ~~ - 1 ~ ~_~_ M.~_~ i-~ ~~ - A - r_ I UIT - - * WI NTER SPRINGS 7-Til . - - DtI V ADVENTISIT CHURCH To consecrate new building SaUtrday thlerald Photo by Nancy Booth ) To Celebrate 90th 't'ear Rev. Fred Baker Moseley, The congregation is en. couraked to wear old-fashioned attire for the celebration. There will be a church dinner at noon featuring a giant birthday cake. M. 2 p.m., an appreciation ervice will be held recognizing fBrmer members. The young people of the church will present a humorous skit and Mr. and Mrs. R.F. Coope r, oldest members, will reminisce about the church's past. The original pulpit furniture will be used in the sanctuary for Sunday's services and there will be displays of old Bibles and pictures. A booklet contaming the history of the church will be distributed. The church was organized Feb. 3, 1884, calling Rev. J.W. Butts, who preached twice a month in Orlando, as first pastor. There were 18 charter members representing seven states. The lot on which the church bu ilding stands was given the church for the sum of one dollar by Florida Land and Colonization Co.. (if 1.4 ifui England in 1884. Rev. J.T. Cosmato is the 24th Pastor called to serve the church. The only former pastor still living is Re,. WP. Brooks Jr., who served 1929-1962. ' - Toronto, Canada. He attended The ensemble will also play Canadian Union College in at the 9:15 a.m. Sabbath School Alberta, w he re he received his Sanford First Bap ~is t assistant executive director. treasurer of the Southern Baptist Home Mission Board will speak at 8:30 and 11 am. services Sunday at First Baptist Church of Sanford as the church commemorates Its th year 'f S e rvice. Pastor C. R, Neil has ctuj as pastor of the Conference of Seventh-day Sanford and DeLand SeventhAdventist, and Pastor Brian day Adventist Churches. He Tarr of Forest Lake Seventh- succeeds pastor Ronald Seeley, day Adventist Church, Forest who transferred to Gallon, City, and the Brass Ensemble Ohio. of Forest Lake Academy. The new pastor is a native of . fjo : 1 j "'00 J11111111, \\ -. ,- where "Streams of Light" a bachelor's degree in theology. slide and tape history of Winter He earned his Master's degree Springs church will be in Theology in B-errien Springs, presented. Mich. Ills denominational services The public is invited to in- include pastorates at New I' 'srnR ( . I NEIL!. --pett the new facilities at an Brunswick and Ontario. open house on Sunday . 1-3 pm. Canada; Shelbyville, Ind. and .l...,...,... I _..I W_ -- '-1 tUW[ i-fl .it'uicai tsecoru.s at Florida. which included service The church had 52 charter as Chaplain at Florida Hospital Florida Hospital in Orlando. members and branched out in Orlando and pastorates at The Sells have three froin the Forest Lake SD/I Forest Lake church, Forest children, a married daughter. Church to establish an City and Kissimmee - St. Cloud Mrs. Michael Fuller of Normal, Adventist church in Longwood, Seventh-day Adventist chur. Ill.; a son. Glenn, student at Feb. 14, 1910. They met in the ches. Kettering College of Medic.] Longwood Women's Civic Mrs. it Arts, Kettering, Ohio; Nell, Holds League building for four ye!trs. Bachelor's of Science degree in daughter, Gaylene at honedica1 Hecords The Neills presently live 1,1 The k the .'\tinimnistratiun and is presentlyForest City. na'w church was twirl in Winter Springs on April 15, 1973. The first pastor was Marvin liwTn:In. CHRISTIAN LOOK AROUND Your home - SCIENCE LECTURE Everyone else does . . ' .M STERCHI FURNITURE . ~ .. 11 REV. FRED MSEUV 1100 French Avenue Easy terms 322-7953 ,00 You Are Invited To Worship & Serve With Calvary Baptist Assembly 200 Fairmont Sanford, Fla, Meeting entitled "God's Power At Hand" by William Henry Alton, C.S.B. A member of the Christian Science Board of Lectureship in Sanford Garden Club on 11 92 Sunday School - Teaching God's Word To All Aqe c As Morning Worship WAS Preaching His Word and Singing His Praises Youth Bible Study 6:30 Revealing Gods Answer To Today' s Needs Preaching Service 7:30 Sharing and Proclaiming Prayer Meet ing-Wednesday SPECIAL FEBRUARY EVENTS Feb. 3rd.- Don Taylor. Director of Agape' Ministries Speak mg At 6:30 and 7:30 Services Feb. 10th- Skip Skipper and Wife From Campus Crusade Will Share and Sing At 6:30 & 7:30 Services Feb. 171h- Stamper Brothers Quartet Will Sing a17:30 Service Feb. 24th-Covered Dish Dinner 12+30 Everyone Welcome Pastor Don Shockley-Ph. 671061$ Educator & Youth Director Dick McFall-Ph, 671 6943 FEB. 3rd at 3:00 P.M. .SANFORD CIVIC CENTER Seminole Blvd. & Sanford Ave. This lecture arranged by FIRST CHURCH CHRIST, SCIENTIST SANFORD dmissionFREE,AII Welcome Child Care Provided �4B—The Sanford Herald Friday, Feb. 1, 1974 ________ Ar .,,,., ) p. ______ CARROLL RIGHTER'S ______________ Dear 1Abby ___ ___ ______ ACROSS 44 Hornanun foIrt fSMaIted rwti I'IaIo br%erate 4? Hotrun "JL '.O' fl VerI rnorlict r IlEjIrgnes SOTimepast _____,r L t 12 Legislator SI Atgonquian T R I If — Carla li c. E A 1' 1o IS Plare by i'sdf 54 Ack,r St L 1Fuss Lrrnce Ii Impost l.angugeo1 10 Memorandum 37ContonteJ 3 I ri Isn't By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN ABBY DEAR i'vt been marrme1 (or ' 19 IkIm oak ytars I S9Mosqueiurtet snake 60Mamnarter 21 Freudian tetni 61 Set:rd ZiSbortearrd 62Loatndrj)3l( am and Zeke is btiying really To live I did no( care to we wero married, but 1 buy Now, Zeke tells me he wants to a "nice little 12acre farm" in the same stinking area we broke our engage- never wanted live on to a I sure farm, and as What should I do? farm barley — — l.escaut 40 Ancient Hindu icomb lormi IFunin ' usttce hebrides llkgalI absl'nt troll tIantriab I — — ou still don't ssant to use on a or ou'll ss intl up on 12 acres. ? -- — :: t:'r ' I i1 flr:i) :c.1::t' 14 3 " 5 ' I Section 197.495 Florida Statutes of 1,49) 2fl Study plans for thu Court on January 24th, l971. (Seal) Arthur H Beckwith. OF ARTHUR L TINDALE. Husband, and LOLA TINDALE a Ii a LOLA McDANIEL, Wife, thes or oblections. if any, Upon ROGER I BERRY, P0 Drawer L Sanford, Florida fl7?I, and j, by filing Vtnancio A 1. Jane W Adriatico. ?rustce for Carmen Hayden, Adrienne AddngIon, Juan Adniatico and file your Answer or Other defense or pleading with the Clerk of theCircuitCourtinandfor Seminote County. Florida, Sanford, Florida, tificatehas filed said certificate for ta deed to be iSsued thereon The Iherellef demanded in the Petition DONE AND ORDERED, at — 7 9 10 DEY? County, FlorIda, and serve a copy IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND therf on Petitioner's attorr'ey, FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Jak I Bridoes. of Cleveland, Mile FLORIDA & Berry, Post Office Drawer Z. CIVIL ACTION NO. 71.111 Sanford, Florida 72171. on or before In re the Marrla. of; !r'e 77th day of February. A 0., 1971, LfCE ,,, 'i'.i iIM,, or otherwiSe a default will be Husband. tered against you and wtTNrsc my hand and seal of the JFPi4 C ,', Li IA ',l (Ii f LI ttii t,,RUt c,ourt, 0 NOTICE OF ACTION 2lt day of January, A 0. 1911 TO LAURENCE C. WILLIAMS iSeaf) Kemmerer Avente Arthur H. fleckwith, Jr. Factoryville, Clerk of the Circuit Court Pennsylvania 11419 fly Ceclla V Eluern YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Deputy Clerk that a Petition for Dissolution j I BrIdges, of Marriage has been filed in the CLEVELAND. MIZE & BERRY above styled Court for the relief Attorneys for Petitioner contained therein and you are Office Drawer 1 February. A 0. 1974, OtherwiSe a default may be entered against you grantin the relief sought In sa;d Complaint. WITNESS my hand 6nd official Seal of the Clerk of the Circuit Court 041 tPi 6th 04y ci January, AD. 19h1 iSSuance, the deicription of the Property, and the name in whiCh it was atsess are as tou Certificate No 1129 Year of I,,, uncription of Proo.rtv• 1 ' of SE ' ci SE ' SeOon 21. bownthp 21 . Range 3IE 4u' fl hh ''Sd L tt •Vid I ftflc rotf All of Said property beung in te COUnty of Seminole, State of rlorida, Unless tuth cerfificate shall be redmcd according to law the Property described in such certificate will be 1oldtothehIQhtca5hb,dderat the front dOOr of the Seminole County Court House at Sanford, FlorIda at II OOA M. on the Second Monday in the month of February, 1971, WhiCh January. l97 (Seal) Arihur H Beckwulh, Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court fly ,Jnw Stokps Deputy Clerk PubliSh Jan II, 14, 25. Feb I, 1911 tEx 16 . — 112 — — — — — — ______ ________ had in oreririg how he could tell a lady who was %arn a panfsuit that her (lv was open. iii m• . m;'!i I t:.it \Vhi: iii, : u,':ii son is see's in that state,. we just say "XYZ,' shich is a signal meaning, "Examine Vour Zipper." DOTFIE KING umetimes forgetful 7'yearold DE.tH IR)JE: Thanks or an — — _________________ 23 24 25 26 V II appreciate. Tite - 28 29 30 ..OK suggestion. 32 — 33 Su ssorks Monday thru Friday only 38 39 54 55 156 — 57 58 _______ — 59 60 — ______________________ — L— -— responsibilities one ,. .,ni.- •l-,.s %,. -' ' It to. Wb)' don't . soti — - — — — I — —.— ' ' DEAR POLLY Cal. 90212. the phone too - Mv Pet Peeve is with I those talkative the Circuit Court on or before March 1sf, 1971. otherwil a Default will entered against you granting said OtSOlutOn of marriage WlTNE5SmyhandandtMseaI Inc said Court on the 25th day January. AD 1971 SealI Clerk of the Circuit Court By Linda M Harris Deputy Clerk STENSTROM, DAVIS & ' of water and thoroughly blot thy, I had the same thing happen to a hassock covered with green antIque sat tn and tht.' water spots had turned royal blue. I used this remedy found in a "And when I found next DEAI( I'OLLV became almost a nervous Maureen is in the same boat Teck. pith tho*ndi of other wives! "For I really love my Her alholism is merely a husband and he adores me. peyrhologleal "fire escape" to "He thinks I am perfect and fur a.rn., and family matters for p.m. ARlF(Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) Follow gently along with Ideas of associates and you accomp1isi much, Take advantage of op. portunities now ripe for your advancement, TAURUS Apr. 20 to May 20) Make arrangements of a frequently and hang on and on with never a MRS. A.W. DEAR POLLY — I am answering Betty who wants to remove water stains from her orange antlue satin drap' cries. Moisten a cloth wIth whIte vinegar and touch the A Icoh0Iic Prob I e r'i S 1974 UTILITIES BOARD Notice of Public Hearing The I ir t co' rriissioners of Seminole County sitting as the Seminole County Utilitits Board will hold a Public hearing 1n the County Commission Chambers of the Seminole County Tuesday, February 5. I74 a' I'M or a soon thereafter as possibe to consider application •ri,m Saniarwv, Iøills* r'mt,i'wi (Off icial Clerk's Seal) Afihur H BCCkwith, Jr THAT THE Board of County Commissioners of Semincie County, , Seminole County, Florida 11 'Jrqinia E Huff Dt'put Clerk Put;i.sh Jan II, II, 25, Feb I, 197k DEX 19 Township 71 South Range 30 East. LESS AND EXCEPT the nortn 5') 10 feet thecof, arid as record, .n PLAT P()flk l c" FOR TAX DEED (Section 1,7.495 Florida Statutes I4) iirr .r i.t-,rn .# vI., - I sscnt to pass on to Betty a method i anything that is WASHIBLE. I use one half pound plain MIt to one quart water. Let dissolve thoroughly. Work from the outsideofthestainto(hecenterwjtha wet brush.rinseout and then launder as usual. Just this week I removed evers' Description of Property; be Inspected by the pubtic street lighting installationS, providing for the assessment ano levy of Special assessments to Provide or th payment of the costs Of the construcIionand maentenane Of saia street lighting installations, Section 79. TownshIp 71S, Range lIE Name is which assew George II McGrath All 01 SaId Property being in tne County of Seminoie State of Florida. Unless SUCh Cer A 0 1971 S Onnie P Shomate, City Clerk of the City cat Longwood, Florida Publish. Feb 1974 Housing Authority of the Cily of Seminole County. Florida, plus a Sanford, Florida, Administration School site North of Longwood collection of the special assessments, and. providing for an to law the property degnib in such certificate will be Sold to the DEAR GIRLS ning" that tonnrnts her. ('an suspectthatthis baby is not his. — Again I repeat any remedies must tsr' am,, then be with Friends socially. Pay Wits. Arrange to economize, I.IImA(se.toOctn)study&oehsfoatstravel and Range A long.djstance phone call brings data desired. Attention i% , at your libra aged , is the pregnant wife "And the nearer I get to the who Is an alcoholic, day my baby is to "Dr. Crane," she later inure tormented i tsecome, confessed to me, "I never am now a complete alcoholic. touched liquor before our• "Dr. ane, it scares me to marriage, think what my drinking may do satin draperies are not suppod to be wasied EVER but I white and had water stains that came out (luring the taundt'tlng with a good detergent. I am NUT suggesting that Betty wash her new ones but am passing this on for others let out and faced but otherwise they looked great. POLLY, — _________________________ make me seek alcohol so I can I don" couldn't think about my inner turintat." EROTIC CONFUCIS paused and began to wipe Flanncr7 is i.', , — NORTH (DI I rs iperfec(IOnS alter %%'esl Open('d Iho 10 hearLs. lie ducked in dumms' o mate more for happier future. wages hacking of an associate which is impossible during work days. Carry through with your part of any agreement. ..l .1. r ' - set forth in the • withn the corporate lamat of the Topether with 1)7 feet Square 'n oroiert The Houiing Authority of the City th Southeast corner of the South .1 Sanford, Florida reServfs th *t5t '. of SectiOn 35, To*yiviip 20 Dated this 9th day of January, $971 fOfficial Clerk's Seall Arthur P1 Brckwth, Jr. waive any inforrnalities in the way for II (SR. 4001. bidding. Together with the northern • of * No bid shalt be withdra for a the weStern '.of the western '. of period 04 S days subsequent to the Sectioni, Township 7$ Sou'ti, Range sliile, 1k' happy ss'ith loved of pm I'ISCE.S Feb. 20 to Mar. 201 Qiange your attitude for a happter rapport at home, then off to entertainment. Look around for cornlors that will please kin. Be generous. one in lire full of t'hangcs, but only because a variety of activities is enjoyed and there isa gambling quality in the nature. There is much gentility here, though, that attracts others, The ability to solve problems is great because the mind Is very clear. 3L'CidJ OUUI'L COUIU ciring 00171 fame and increased fortune during middle age, "The Stars impel, they do not compel." What you make of your life is !argely up to YOU! Carroll itighter's Individual Forecast for 'our sign for February is now ready. For your copy send your birthdate and $1 to Carroll Righter Forecast, The Sanford Herald, Box 62), Hollywood, Calif. 90028. .....'-- ; Housing Authority 4 the City a,iuq, 'oroa Seminole County Housing Authority ot Sanford, Florida Ri Thomas Wilson III the Publish Feb. 1, S. 13. 1'1 0EV s cnrporae lim,t t 'he City L(fiwood By S John A K imbrovgh, Chairman ATTEST. S Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. PubliSh or. 152 . s f unes. I a .' - i4Ul.iu) . fly j"2i1Ji 1 you won 't (rr'r' , , case . uur OUR BOARDING HOUSE with Major Ho.oplc ., ' I , 'wEJTV MINUTE5 J i I' / 1-" OESCRI BED PARCELS OF LAND, Public Pleating will be halo at the i (d' i' CAPTAIN EASY __________________________________ ______________ I.IArLEP..5 TYlN IL? P4cOtJroF "EAt, FO ' ',.,ii "OJ NAtLE5I 5Q'?,. THE PE0ER4L .LTEL.LI,5E5JC AEIjCy j5 '.T" C0TFlT1m.' - ...•,, I'41 EVEN - p— 7 (. -''v' ', , 1 " _____ _llR I j4 by ;TE1 I OaNM. 'rET— Bi'T WE IL F,4.kJ' _____ /". p "C"J r;'!:O TIlE AT "OU'RE C'.lP.JA C A'F!. GET1:'JÔ 05 WA'e "1' HE Ti T PHljh'P$ijE5 6 TO MFE --" AND EPL,'ti p/ THl E (.F / '—'\ P1EAT " -' -' - __, by Bob Trove I/O -) (J) , by Dick Cavolli I 'I WELL. 'tQJ P'4 A 1) /— ii /ITHINK\ f(t..Lc'ROP\ 6Hc€TO) I • .IJT ".- ;::::::: " MISTAKE' -I,' LLFrE4R'TH'S " u.' FEW AND PS,,. At',' 6 1,000.00000 1 500,00000 I - 'V '.,1'. ___________________ L ______ BLON DIE (r i CP-IE s SiCK I Chic Young WL,Witi' AE 'iVt) QPN I"s .LJSTFtJN TQ SPEr.JC' l ",'0u'E NO'r SRvG I A DAY I'4EE WIn-IOUTJ-FOOD I GETI1NG T— -'-..-- -.4 '- s— I L f ': 445 - L..' AI'JY r . I . h--- Z'!.:Jes r. .' r i1' !. ! zi: r" -' ' , _- L'',4 i BEETLE bAILEY FOR SALE. r'rSTU.L RATTLE±,' I Dc'Nl- -rN''. "'OU EE ALUMINUM TOUCIIED Sf1EETS \ ..\kEAt.' EE ''ou ,5Ø LET CiSTi4ING k\ \ WtT Tb4.T \ .-... 41) \ç''.- \%RE'.C4.4 T A/'n-ING.' USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES "if ::2•:PT:z::r..) ____ _____ I ________ _ Pj. EACH —& / , I . I lL'ML LIlliNt., -. Nt.AIERIAL (They Just Fit Between Studdlnasand Rafters) . -. THE PHANTOM I - -- 1 " 5II4' 'm'T—. NON.RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN GO L4LJ'ANP4 T; I ' i . CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS ' . .''\ P -'-"-'" I. - i T4ErI44JTQSSURFATP..E s'i'LL E FU'O"j, .--ç ' . PE4, iF Ti'i'' , F ';' \ . p , , .300 N. FRENCH AVE PH 3?7.2Sll I .. JT4 L_:._\ , :".EQ . )('iiT__.' t ) ,. 'arry ' - - I \ 11 I , ' •.' / ''" J' c B' " . ,. —s ' - :' 'I 1 ' Let Fa(k and Sy / P.as?1 NECAP' AtT Tw.ST , 3ENTLE.5E' T ? l - ' 'i , A . . . L4TE - . Ofth('CitvOl$AfltO,,(j 1!.', 'I' I WHAT (tNt FIKVY ' ,",, - C0MPL.AINING.) WAL TER F. HAWK INS 0 L WHITE ROBERT L WARD CHARLES MILL ICAP4 .SIDNEY L VIMLEN. JR W. VINCENT ROBERTS Publish Feb I, $974 DV 4 . 131$ Magumre Boulevard Cify Ot Santo,, 1 Suite 707 Pcifltmsh Jan .. OvIando FIomJ 73603 1974 lit, Jan tt. là, 8. Feb I, 197.1 OCX 153 ' - ____ AcZ you JAMES I YARBROU&H DOUGLAS STENSTROM . DepuIyCIrk 4 ( documents ri respect to lhs applicat, The sheres of capital Stock will have a par value of 6500 and will b sold at a price of 61000 par Share . ------- . .. Seminole County. Floi'a By John Kimbrough, Chairman Attest Artr H Beckwith. Jr Publith. Feb I. $9/i lofalConsideratlon 62.000.00000 IS) That JAMES LEE YARBROUGH 01 170 Live Oak Lane. CU 'I Altamonte Springs, County of Seminole, State of Florida, act as scie a 'cIu%iv agent to i,present and appear for the underSigned before the ' -- Crooks & L.wrncs FRANK AND ERNEST Board of County sharesissuedbyjttobeattocatedasfollo*j Capital Surplus a ._ 2, , Shares fPft 'he hereinafter dCScribed parcels W 476 2 feet. N 59 7 feet, W 53) I feet, ot land which restr,ct the use of the N 7 degre $0' F 1001 ch, W to i,,nd to residential and prohibit Railroad, tily on Ra1lro to N line citdoor advertising, has been Of SaiØ Secilon, E to Req Sa'd i.,tiLi,Tht 'ii 'K. — -. "''•"'•' ....... , . .'-..--.' v)vI'iiy (QflNJ , '...'.,., A I 'i'rn,nol, County, Florida, against (Agricultural) 0Ittrit iii 0efentiits, AND a change in the character Req at the mt of N line Section 2 lthe area making Said rettr'ctive TownshIp 70 5, Range 30 F and (ii ',enants unduly harsh and irlap h,'i, Of vacated A CL. PP R W. Run 'opriate upon the following SWly along Ely liricof sad PR P s', .rscribed real property Situated to a pt which is 195 feet Sof Pd line ot Seminole County, Florida, to wI Said Section, W to WIY ln Of sal Lot t and 7 of Block A, Little R P W, NEly .%long Wly Ine of sari We4iva Estates, Number One, as P W to N line of said Sect ion. I. recorded '0 PIat Book 9, page to Beg Said property is prrsentt, toned A I fAqnictjlteratt District 5minole County, Florida iiJ you are required net eby t Ii AND' your answer or oIlier written Lots 72. 73, 21 and 75, Block ii. defense personally, or by your at Drcamwolc,, Pfl P,1 t s,ict 'orney w th the Clerk of tl'' Crcu t property 'S ore",.' " • Court, I ruti!Ctfllh JuiJc'aI CirCuit, (Pe'%,dentiIl b5fr I Seminole County, Florida, at the ANt) Lots 1, 7. Courthouse in Sanford. FIria, $ l0,i II to Serve copy thereof upon the Dreamwold Suhii - .',.'n Pfair'fff' attorney, whose name property i% pr'tnt , :j,t P U'. IIOiVARQ A SPEIGEL. ESQ of (ResidntialI Dittrn' firm of Sigman, 5p',gl & Flower. ANt' 1 319 P,t,iqirrC I!uIeard, SLit,' ;'or Part Cf LOt 9 (jet r . ; I lQr.s,, 32a33. nol I,itcr (0' Iiijfl SWip 04' 1J 5'. 50 ti'el fd%i lbln the lllh day Of February. 1974. 71 fed Wly M feel Nly o trri therein Setting up the estate, right, Ely 77 tent SEty 49 i it'd t I.li ..t1 1 ,. Si l'I_.,.k ..i . L' U, iin upon rnt' i(04U1 blOck I). DrC.Imar , .ibove deScribed property CImmed PR 3. P0 90 S,ici PVOPC'tv hy you and Should you fail to do so. ç4'a'Sefltly toned C? COIi''q1h District ANt) 'hi5 Coufl At Sanford, Semnole Lots 7anrj, floiS Dre,iuri (ijnty. Florida. this 9th lilly 01 4th Section. PB 1. Pg 99, SCfl1r'i' anuary. Cli COvflty. FIor ,ct,i Sei properl, 'Il pre'stntlp tUned P IA IPi"SidIIlrO' Arthur H fleck,s.'yi, Jr All p,xrlp in ,nreI i ,. , . 'i_) (j i"A —_* 1_ : nt1 tn'.ssrr Twoorross 1 —TFRLU,NC ,C: __________ . . T)"4AT''vt ME. _________ organilation of saidnational bank for a total consideration of 67.000.000 a ,. East ri! by Heimdahl & Stoffel ., Jan 8, Feb I. ltla t..' - "-f ExCLj5E " 13$ That the slidnational bank b# authorized to issue 200.000 Shares c Notice of Public Hearing N 1141 feet, E ' PC.)P 'i.ti INCLUDING ALL CWUCRS PROPERTY IN LITTLE WEK IVA property Il PrCSently tOned A I ONE, (Aqriculfurall District, (STATES, NUMB ER AND SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Beg 131)96 feet W of NE cor YOU ARE NOTIFIED Ihaf a sut 'oQu'e Title, specifically to remove Section7, Township7OS Range 30 E. , d"i.' , 4 (_ _ Seme State of Florida f 7 Thet in order 04 Preference said national bank hayf ore of the follo*ing tittes a First National Bank of Seminole County b Seminàte National Bank Sy Virginia F. Huff fltputy clerk l'.P.5h Jan II. II, 75 FeD I 1914 DUX ALL PARTIES IN I E RE STED IN .,,. . __________________ '( l That the main offic, of s.aid national bank be located at East Side 04 Circuit Court. NOTICE OF SUIT SCHEDULE A QUIET TITLE SUIT Beg I? IlchSand 7107 feet Wol TO ALL PARTIES INTIR(5T10 IN THE HEREINAFTER the NE cot Section 2. Township 705, I .51. flIkAfS Olihile BUGS BUNNY PEPPESENTATION OF APPLICANTS DATED SEPTEMBER 75, 1973 We the undersigned, intending to organiz, and operate a national bank in accordance with the provisions of the National Bank Act as amended, do hereby make applicat'onfothe Comptroller of the Currency for permi%scv1 the Cityof Sanford. Florlo., at 700 PROPERTY IN LITTLE WEKIV4 ESTATES. o'clock PM on February 75. 191i, to NUMBER ONE. SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA, COnSid('r the annexation of property greater future efficiency, The:', off to activities that are tin portant. Improve health. AQUARIUS (Jan.21 to Feb. 19 Plan for enterthjmnents you "Who was he?" I abruptly advise Maureen in her present A 984 3 probed for Uw usual case. singletoti, but West was able 1emrr7 + Q2 to lead a second heart, South Then she began to cry Go to ymir local library and io4 4 played dun',mv's flIfle. East coousIy. read Chapter I in my college WEST EAST won with the jick and led (he "He was a former boy friend textbook, "Psychology Ap.. king to knoc out dummy's . ±" V IU "bill I two aatea Ui college;' plied." ti J 75 ace. ' 5 754 63 she admitted. For therein I have charted Eist was ifltelt'st('tJ in Just 3 4 A 872 "We had been married about the varous motivational influ. one hung. lie wanted to make SOUTH sure of three heart tricks in a year and I was very happy. ences in a similar case drawn 4 K 102 addll ion to his two aces and "But this former suitor from the superb story by Wilbur V i this play made :ure of them. happened to be in town while Daniel Steel, and titled "The + K J 109 Ordtnarv bld(tIng wflhlld my husband was away for a lliiunted Lady." 4 K QJ 96 prnh;itils' (md North playIng Hoth vulnerable sscek on a busIness trip. three notrump East would My primary purpose in giving "Myex.boy friend telephoned ,ou Maureen's case 15 to show lead a heart but unless he West North' South and wanted to take me to the usual cause chrnic ak'owere a seventh Mill of LI M'S" 24 I'as,, 3N 1' &'nth son he "uhf not 111111k 1,1 dinner. ju.t Iii talk about old Lou m. Doubit' lea(flng low and Sorti would t ,,.,,..ii., JupiIi uy romp 110mm' 551111 'a liii' 1 1111 ''Wr'fl I v.i: l''n Iv ant al': I! a'r: and '.s om'ri ts ho t'iv' ' — )fir Jeiitl V 10 ruhbc'r. flattered, so I lu.saliy accepted. indulged $fl illicit sexual affairs "iEW'il'ArE.H Es'T'pullil',' "After the dinner, he orwoarescaredofimpotence Oswald & James Jut'obr suggested we go to a drive-in and a platonic marriage. ________________________ movie. . Sjnti,ne other incidents Just so think th' I1I7Z?'A7U "It was a very romantic play that produce humlitat.ion and Flannery coflventon IS 'r' fii',',' mv il'iri' '.!'tnir, still prod the ','zrtlm into fl1.1 we will shui, ii ha (ft. % i'i .\ur Ui F'..*I South shin we got back Lu the se'king alcoholic forgetfulness, where it backfired against its 14 house, I invited him in for a cup B'at If there were no ex dii- U5rs. f1ip., IC 'ay tV South hiad no Interest in a of if c'innias, we'd have few ako2 N 'F l'3 "The radio was playing some holics and little need for sy. 'P 4t1 You, souui, tIt gooddancemusic,whemnvited chiatri.sts AK7SV /1K76,24K 1013 call, l'tt a, watecI (nbc in a me to dance. So send for my booklet "Iow not (If' uti do rvss' rump game and got there "And while dancing, he to Stop the Liquor and Tobacco by 11w direct method three spades. This tiE hid on (shut out (hrr'i' tsolru tnp in kissed inc. not once but Habits. enclosing a long "tru, parlrlir T€ nts to bin it t i rii return tn%lopt plus S III SO , i iii,ilt't i Liii but It 55 ill alluss fur lb. and ,sas able to call br II hV '%%ell, I was so intoxicated .I tt'I1t.. pOssIhlHt% that he rim's h,it.' (our doubling. In general whit';s and flattered by this male at. AIways write to Dr. Crane in you dauhit' a freely hid spades tejuiwi, I succumbed to his rare of this newspaper, enflotrurflp game you art' :i'k' TOt)%',"S Q['EStJ()\ dominance. ciosinj a long sthrrip'ed, ati- ir',i.tvmiur i11rtnt'r fri toad ifura .! ''! tuhh' 1 .i I Ii ,j r , I, j, i b i ill and (hi 1' linti r IL (l and s H S i il 1 t,t I i iii if i In sah we: to cover typing and printing fy two diarnon established es'tofssia tN.artii Whal do sou d.i Ut it uit 'titer he had kft floss caine cost" sihen s-ou send (or one of ht art". Sulh dtd fbi' Iir'st fit' could back to ow senses. his bor*lets. as - called to the South, Rang,fl East Iyinge,fltof I I opportunity, and payment ci ciOt Ian certlieri for sr*cr to Sanlando wine; then hisky, Just to get ..,, ' F SAMPLE PUBLICATION NOTICE Pln?tIt. my textbook '1/ ;/_ 04 the Seminole CQyitv Court House at Sanford FJgrIdeat 1100AM .on the secgnd Monday In IhI month of February. 1974, *hih i the 11th dtiy COUNTY. FLORIDA CaSE NO 7411R DIVISION 5 ERNEST A e4ATTOPI. JULIA A MAT TON. DONALD I. SURRATT, , ,..- ______________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________ A certified check or bank draft, County, Florida the City of Sanford, FlOridl. U.S. the SE'. of the SW'.. the NW'.. Government bond%,ora satisfactory of the SE'. Of th SW'.'. all in Siction bid bond executed by the bidders 73, Township 70 South. 29 and acceptable SuretieS in n East P4QJ All that portion of the nor amount equal to S per cent of the bid , ..' tr final passage and adoption after approving a Special Exception en an toe public hearing which will bt held A I Agriculture Zone to create a ri the City Hall of Longwood, borrow operation on the fOtIov.n ' --' ;'', -- •' -,, ;:::. ,,. Commissioners as to the con EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. !'- - ,, CON 0EV 7 PREPARATION FOR S I P U C I I 0 Pd IHEPEU' ___________________________ P110 V 101 N C, CO Pd L IC I PRESCRIBING PENALTIES FOR SEMINOLECOUNTY BOARD VIOLATION, PROVIDING EF OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS FECTIVE DATE. Nnt,c,of Public Hearing SadOrdnancewasptacedonfirs, The Board of County Corn reading on November 19, 1913. and rnissioner of Seminole County will thereof as recorded in Ptat 17. February. 1974 at the Ad County, Florida ministration Building, Castle No 7' The West 'aol tM of Brer Court. Sanford, Florida at th, SE '.of the SW '.and the NW wnich time and piece III bids will of the SE '. of the SW t i Ill publicly opened and read aloud, Proposed formt of contract lion 75. To*shpQ5om, Rengefl East dOcuments, in(lijding spacificmts "ou know what you want before taking action. .5 ",LL 1riEE )'l ..ToE W.'ei 1'iASI.. s~ETiOt4 T4ik, SIJE Vi 'THE'V tiE CUT- r.)4F PlEAT' I AINT CAP4-T gEIREAT.. m,in,)T TIlE 'I—.,. 'ri"' ',,'l [. ,,,,,. AP4WER ) / "LI\ It \ TJ' ,,/ 'I , ' I' 5 pOsted at the City Hall, LongwoQd. 04 the Courthouse. Sanford, Florida, Florida. and copies are on file with on February 17, 1971, at 7 00 P ?.. __________________________ - . ,.1 was dsSessed arc as followi Certificate No 1134 Year of PubliSh: Feb I, $971 0EV 6 ,, t . . 'j.'i •_ Lt. i,FF'EiiT hUE iF Th(', T SSSIA'T LL ,'., :\.)' ". '' , Deputy Clerk hearing t consider enactment of within the district at tne tirneof their appointment, for the sole purpose of will be refundJ IC Cti Person Who I I and the portion of Lots 9 and returns the plans, specIfications arid east of I I according to me piat other documents in good Condition thereof as recorded in Plat Book 1?, a hypocrite. Make plans for improvement, u:o July 22 to Aug. 21) The offer of a friend to help you '' i":.>1 by ROBERT DENNIS BOATNER. ad you are required to Serve a copy of your written defenses, If any, to 'I on Carroll Burke, Attorney icr - "w".J,. t.'...'?. eodress is eI Sanlor Attlntit Bank Buildn';, Sanford, Florida 32771, on or befor" thC 5th day of f.arch, A 0 1914 i' . 'h r:qr'J ,','i tr. Cftf (;t lr — above StIed Court; otherwise . __________________________ judgment will be entered aga'rt Ou for the relief demanded in tt Petition CITY OF WITNESSmyhandnthe5I0f LONGW000.FLORIDA NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO S4id Court on the 79th day of OF January, AD 1974 CONSIDER ADOPTION ISeal) PROPOSED ORDINANCE Arthur H Beckwith, Jr TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Clerk of Circu,t Court NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Seminote County, Florida the City of LOngwood, Floriøa, that Acres )ts the right of way for FORD, 'FLORIDA will receive bidS P;nar II and fh, portion of Lots and $6 AVOId , AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY Attorney for Petitioner OF LONGWOOD, FLORIDA, 617 Sanford Atlantic Bank BicQ , tith day of February, 1971, at Eastbrook Elementary Sc hool. consder theadoptioncia Resolution providing for the establishment of a Special purpose district within the areas described as toii CASA ALOMA SUBDIVISION, The Southeast Quarter Of the John A kimbrough, Ch1irrnn Boera of County CommissIoners . YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action for D'sølution of assoontnereafterassibIe Anne Johns Ranch Estates meeting interested parties may Section $ 2037, Seminole County, appear and be heard with respect to Florida Further described as North the proPosed Ordinance. Thi$ Of Highway 16. South of Old Geneva hearing may beCOn'ined from time Brick Roid and West of Mullet Lake to tme until final action is taken by Park Roaø. the City Council. This pubec hearing will be held in referred to as the Overstreet In sanford. Florida Copin of the documtntt may be vettmert Company's waler service obtained by depositing 67300 with area No 1 Lots 5, 7, I, 17 and II Des the Housing Authority for cacti set of . ' "nAT WAS A "LM..SLL i'.L 'ALL kiPd' ADF1 Tl,Ei ".s.".'l':N ALL m)it'R T,t Courthouse, Sanford, Florida on or RUTH BOATNF,R. RSPOf4DEpjT ti"torefhe6thdayof February, 1971 NOTICE OF ACTION if you fail to do so. ludgmenf by TO DORINDA RUTH BOATPIEP Adriatucu. Trustees for Carmen Hayden, Adrienne Addngton. Juan Adriatico the holder of the following Certificate has filed said Certificate tor tai deed to Dr iuet theri.gn The Certif,"att' numbir and year Of issuance, the description Of the then get into financial plans for greater security. Be sociable at right places in p.m. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Get the sipport you ., ' and file the original Answer or In re; f'ta Marriage of pleading in the OfIi of the Clerk of ROBERT DENNIS BOA Ifli P. Seminole County, Flø,id4, Said Rejofution shall proyde th*t th special purpose diStrict Shall be the purpose o' ConsTruclng and maintaining street lighting in %tallat;onj. providing for the ap pomtmet of three advisory board Butler. Boston Court F Ia Project 3 ,, by Dovc Groue , in the above styled Court and you ___________________________ arereguired to serve a copy of your AnSwe, or pleading to the Petition IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND On the Plaintiff's attorney. FOR SIMIP4OLE COUNTY, and sewer srvlce areas. Areasof the County oncefned are as foIlo. As to Water Woodlands V. Seminole County. Florida. pfv a school tt North of 1009*004 Markham Rcad, deSCribed as SutC 37 Sanford, FlOrida 32771 Attorneys for Petitioner PubliSh Feb. I. I. IS. 72, 1974 0EV 1 INVITATION FOR BIDS HOUSING AUTHORITY. SAN ________ By GEORGE W. CRANE more and increase the harmony in that important realm of )OUt t'xistence. A big uptrend in all your affairs is possible now. IF YOURCHII.D IS BORN TODAY. .you can plan the right educational and cultural advantages that will insure your youngstera successfulandhappyllfe, andthenseetoftthatheor she sticks to the plan. Much inventiveness in this chart, aLso a rebounds from upsetting and annoying conditions to some sudden _______ Lovely Wthg," Dated thiS 9th day of January, NOTICE 4 Attorneys for Petitioner, Post Office ______________ _____________ stains. Many of these stains are yellowlsh'looklng, I really need Ihe mats so hope someone can tell me what to do about the spots. — - ONA. Enclose stamped, srU-addrused envelope, have a A Februaryisnowready. Foryowcopysend)'ourbjrthdatcand$ to Carroll Righter Forecast, The &ord Herald, Box 629, Ilollyltood, Calif. 90028. Favored place mats Potly's Problem pkue. .'.rhr It fh Li,.'. th, Clerk 01 the Circuit Court By Linda M Harr, Deputy Clerk CLEVELAND, MIZE & BERRY Attorneys for Plaintiff P 0 Drawer 1 Sanford. Ftoruda 37771 PubliSh Jan II, II. 75, Feb 1, 1914 DEX 5? tO it on PubliSh' Jan 25. Feb I. a is. l71 _____________ to ABBY: Boz No. 7O0. L 1 ' ALLEY OOp CAMPUS cLArrrD ' need rejuvenating tell sour sister boss . - - Friday. Feb. 1, 1974—SB The Sanford Herald Notice FICTITIOUS NAME THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE NOTICE IS hereby given that I LEGAL NOTICE GHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. ,im engaged in bUsiflMS I 616 E mifflg of the CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE stoCkoldr 04 the Florl Aitamonte Dr , Attamonte Sprint, State COUNTY. FLORIDA, Seminole County, Florida under BanL of Sanford, Florida. a banking the CASE NO fl fiCtitiO name of TRI TEL corporat,on, will be held in th In re: the Marriage Of COMPUTER SYSTEMS, and that banking offices on Wednesday. OHN W MULLANEY, Pet*tioner, ,,n$end to register saidname with the itfld 1.015 M February 6. 1974, at 10 00 AM for Clerk 04 the Circuit Court. Seminole RC5pOndflt MULLANE . the following pjrposes. County. FIord in (Ii Election of Directo accordance with 10 LOIS M MULLANEY the proviSions 04 the Fictitious (7) To transact SUCh other whose residence is Name Statutej, To Wit SectIon (Jusineis as may prcpenl1 come 5109 PIñiflfiId M509 Florida Statutes 1957 before tPe meeting Baltimore, Md S William C Bender P1 E Davis. YOU ARE HEREBY notified that PubliSh Jan II, 2S, Feb. I. S. 1974 Preint a Petition fur Dissolution O Jan 75. Frb I. $971 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, CIVIL ACTION NO. 74318 CHARLES F HOWE, Plaintiff, STROM. DAVIS 1, McINTOSH . place mats made (If green, see-through plastIc that For Abby's booklet, "how to ou'wntten defenses, if life is ou feel? There Is slssa%'s the chance that sour mom cant, become a more prosperous and happy person. A fine social group IS U steppingstone to greater success. VIRGO (Aug. 22to Sept 22) A bigwig can help make your life farmoreprosperous. pleasurable. Some civic mattercan provide prestige and new, valuable contracts in the future. Sept, 22 ti Cct. j Lie alert o new interests that 'ing tme success, happiness. Go to the right sources for data iitI rit'I, f'.venlni IS iilt':il fir ii('I:il rii;itttrs. &OItPJO ((kt. 23 to Nov. 21) Handle in telligently and you have time for even more important affairs, tuition. Include courses in psycholoj'. "The Stars Impel, they do not compel." What you make your largely up to YOU! Sis should raise her own' I love my sister and stish she would open her eyes. NOT AS FORTUNATE For By Cecella V. Ekern Deputy Clerk evening favored. rotnantic,socialandcreativeactj%itlesthatmostappeajta).OU ________________ in. old and tired, but she uld never say no tc Sis. There hate been weekends sshen Sh !cavc tit' hatiy '.sith Mom, but Mom newer complains. poaI reply1 wk more pleasant. Soda! to July to satisfy The )ou meant June 22 Iwoval of fellow workers. drops her baby off at Mom's every work day without fall baby is never fed, and sometimes he's not even dressed, Morti takes care of turn all day until Sis picks lilifi up at 6 p. m. (Mom een gives the baby his supper and has him in his pajamas, bathed, and ready for bed i Sis doesn't pay Mom one cent, either. I (eel sorry for Mom. She has her own housesork to do than 1t who means iiiuch to you and be cooperative and this leads to far better understarsding in the future. Good day for reconcillatlons, CAPRICORNiDec. 2to Jan. 20) Schedule time for duties and this. — fl4'jcn't 21) SMIVAUIUS (Nov. 22 to IXc. 21) Contact 34 36 37 June i';etiingcanbemos(ha)ywith(heone)'oulove ___________________ DEAR ABBY: It's past midnight floss, and even if I t as ________ _______ _____ _______________ May 20) Use more practical methods to future. Plan trip to expand. easier. .5•_J — with bigwlgs who (or you. M(N ('IIILE)REN ________ — ideas 'I'AURUSApr. 2Oto near 32ftodyolwater MAnimalpark — line Legal Notice those good, progressive avenues (or creative cx- greater success without working too hard. Meet GEMINI (May 21 to S3Mjn'sname I b l 11 — DlAlt A,4UV I pmblem the 'geHeman tve Italian painter, 52 cw Guid.,-TCSLInCnI I GIRL: 47 Together Macroorganism I comb furmi iPhiIpptne 431)rsccnded SWtet%op 491'eminine 4 Volcanic Legal ce 'OU are reQuired to Show Cause why the same Should not be granted by activiticscannowbeyours.Reachoutforwhateverpleasuresare fl LegaF CIrc'uIt Court In and for Seminole Covrty. FlorIda. the short tittC of New, Interesting Ideas and ivaikibIc and enJoytheDevelop new pression. U'rench plural arttele neck don't GENERAL TENDENCIES: llflranlijntrii. ft Ltnguagriif 3J(udou HfatI%lt 4 blackbird 42TIe4)fll4t',I group tab i 3ilmttte(orc. CITY GIRL Tell Zeke and don't gibe an inch, DEAR I! Frn number 39 American hunmnict ______________ ______________ against you for the relief demand in the Petition SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2 1974 _____ I Vasuda --2 Peruse 3Therelore i I.atin on a arm. We broke our make a long story short, Prague _____ Lanuate 0t 'rrrvan iIt)ra%'Id,an laflU.0 iiContinent his bther' (arm. I told him d that's what he wanted I did not want to go thri %itt) the marrIage beeause ______ tic. Notk OLD PEACHTREE ROAD. DORAVILLE, GEORGIA 30310 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the Plantift has filed a Corn ___ lltC ly Chef, TrieW.N. 'I'. NIE s,w.. Legal Federal Building. Orlando, Florida, WHOSE MAIL ING ADDRESS IS on or before the 4th day of March, UNKNOWN 1971, and file the original with the A sworn Petition for Dissolution Clerk of this Court, CithCr bCforC of Marriage a 'Iinculo having bean lnettute ________ In A t Retiring' Mood Notice MODULAR AGE, INC. ELI. INOR MOTORS, INC. FRED ELLINOR. Individullly, and CAVALIER MOTOR INN, Defendants NOTICE OF PROCEEDINGS THE STATE OF F LOR IDA TO MODULAR AGE, INC WHOSE from the Carrolt Rtt ( Legal IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. 11TH FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR FLORIDA SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIt CIVIL ACTION NO: 74131.A CIVIL ACTION NO. 74•I3S•ft In re; the Adoption of In re: the Marriage of: PATRICIA DALE KEEN ARTHUR 1. TINDALE. NOTICEOFACTION Husband, TO PATRICK A KEEN and Bonnie Hlghtanth LULA I INDALE a k a LULA Mc Lake Lure. NC. 21716 DANIEL. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a Wife Petition for adoption haS been filed NOTICE OF ACTION in the above Ccirt nd yflu are Tft[ STATE 0 FLORIDA TO 'equred to serve a opy of your LULA TINDALE a k a LULA 'c snittCfl defenses. if any. to said DANIEL wiiosc RESIDENCE IS petition on Petitioner attorney, THE STATE OF FLORID r[E _____ _____ This Ci ty __________________ Legal Notice ForeIgn Languagesj ______ __________ ,:;:' .L,..' i ', (,,,.,A....,.}.-__.._3'.___ / ' 9 I. ! - & it) �.., .;__t.::r:.,.__:,.l__ 68-The Sanford Herald Ads Wi ll Find A I ___ - - - - _____ 18 Help Wanted -- Personals ____ I --- . . . . . .., -_ ' , .:V l.. - - - '5-,,. I - - ~ - Friday, Feb. 1, 1974 C1assifi _____ __ - ~~ ____ . .. New Home For Everything 29 by Gill Fox SIDE GLANCES Rooms for Rent The Sanford Herald ir You' 0 Even Fa .--- - -I---- - I., ~ _________ 41 - Houses for Sale 41 Your A s Is Making You SadwEase The Site With ia Houses for Sit 41 Houses for Sale y g Pa in ¶1 ___ Friday, Feb. 1, 1974--lb Ad. Classified - MARRIAGES Performe1 Marilyn Silver Sprnqs Airpor Rd 904 2361777, Ri'j 236 44.33 FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM Pertaps A!(OhOlCS Acni'x Can Help Phone 173 ASS) Write P,O Bail 1713 5gn!oc1 F 1oca ARE OU TROUBLED? Call Tot Free. 6447377 for "We Care" "Hotline" Adults Or Teens - Child Care Hot meals Tender love & care for our child Educational child care & kindergarten, A Childs World, 715.4 S Santord Ave 373 $i71 Baby Sitting, infants 1. older children Fenced yard. hot meals Ravenna Park. 213 Satsuma Or ChriStian Day School has Opening for I or S yr, otcis for spring iipter Call Lutheran Church of Redeemer. 377 3557 or Mrs Martin 372 6.108 'I PriVale room with bath (Tassel berry Area 78 064S or 13$ 4279 Groomer, all breeds, 127 5752 - ern,noIe County Company Ii.,'. 'r'tmcdate 04'fliflQ for macPl Must have engine lathe ci orrience. Will train on other machineS Good pay. All fringe benefitS Write Box S2. care of The Sanford Herald. P 0 flax 1657. Sanford, Fla , 37771 Sanford Court Motel t.. ren..,1'1i Color TV, w carpet, a c efficiencies. overnites Day or wk. rates. 262 Orlando Dr. Sanford 372 3403 A tgPlacer. Ii Instructions PIANO LESSONS 1? We Chord Course 4,rr - We.Pc'r, 321 13)9 13 j( ( i' I itd 2 1)v1r0ji, I .ljds 100 Magnolia Ave . Apt 3 323$5$694.m. 9pm - Do your camping and canoeing till Camp Seminole. No acoholic beverages. 327 "?V, Ma'IqWintd to RESTAURANT Part time, .erkcnth lT'turs.. Fri . & Sat. ,ilcs, Apply ifl persz,n after 5 Crusty's Pifla. Sanford Shopping Pl,ty,t P,)t j*f 1,1,f' (ti''i'r'(I,i,' & t'i lull Or part time, [1,3v c nnT5flf1s II yrt, or older We will train you. Excellent income, liberal bonuses and awards. Openings in San ford. Dettona, DeBary. Seminole & Volusia Counties. Apply .n person to SANFORD YELLOW CAB CO 201 S. Park Ave Part Timt H,lp Doctors 011cc Call In . 5150 TO BUY OR SELL AVON CiII 64-1 3079 Jan i tor. part time Plaza Theatre P7' Mr Evans 372 752 VetO a ,j s,. I lahe advantage of our opening 135,000 AND MORE Clean I room apartment. Adults only, no pets Near hOSpital. After Feb t 1t & last mo 3224414 at your work and proud of ff csiin complshments Jo - n 32 Houses Rent -of the nations most aggressive Unfurn ished npanies in this induStry Share 'IC tremendous profits ri the • . jrm_,'-, - !ihn cquppi1. .slri.jcticw't and leisure time 7 AvitiJ6blC Feb 7 $150 mo., SIC.) I You will be the exclusive ni-posit ReIi'rences required. No ii outlet. Complete marketing xs 631 5471 after 6 30 p m. I training Local 100 pct mcing (to guitlifitd buy4r) of I tr-droom. 2 bath, kitchen equipped. duct available 512.000im carpeted. 517$ mo Security tiite nvetlmerit rrqur4'd Call chIpOSit, 327 1911 ri't ,.If F('utr'. (-I 31' 1707 Lake Mary. big 3bdrm. 2 bath, large family room, equipped kitchen, 1775 n-to 373 01-IS ft 1. Wr rtvite your comparison with all ntfler homes you have considered 33 Houses Rent Furnished 51cc Orange HIlit in Orange City today A new community ci 50 N ickhomes West of 1792 on Holly Or Our sign will direct you $J98 •, - ATTENTION INVESTORS & DEVELOPERS--- 37 Acres ad acent to city Perfect for moderate priced homes 417 FetI 01 GC 7-on French with good depth, high traffic count. 14[.AL NEAT- 3 bedroom, 1 bath r.ome, completely painted inside triO out, wall to wall carpet, fenced yard. If you're interested i n a nice home for the low price of 178,595 with 11.29$ down payment, FHA (Mt and Ste fh. IO41jBEAUTIFUL RESIDENTIAL LOT- In Loch Arbor, near like (Tall today for details PU SOMEIHIHr, NICE FOR ( OURSELF and see this out l !!e ordinary 3 bedroOm. 2 bath rome un a shady corner ut Convenient 10 everything. yet Quiet Eat in kitchen, plus either desirlblC features 132.500 Substantial down payment. Owner *11 carry mortgage at 7' pet "Stop Urn!" I FOR 1974 40c a IlnQ 1 thru S tcnes 6 thru 25 11mc 3Oc a line 22c I 25 times 3 Lines Minimum • The Longer Your Ad Runs The Less It 11 I Costs Per Line Per Day. . For Consecutive Realtor You can earn up to $300 Per Month by hours working only two to three ttrnoor-t with . SANFORD HERALD three hours starting about 1:30 P.M. each weekday afternoon, have a dependable automobile, and a desire • Noon Dead1in-17 Noon Day Bnr, Publication iI adyertitn Th1 5anlc-t Hra)d on Wednt$441, will 1OC4IIy be 'iaced in Thy'. dt FAMILY ARGAtff NEWS CiiOt' '1.I! iJ:*t.!id f I - 5 - JppeItirt i,1Rk ti-ic- !41 nr'cu1,hoti di.'p'irlm'nt I in - hi ?wtftiri itirriti - . TOWER'S BEAUTY SALOIP tornierly Plan- tii'tt'S Beauty P400. SElf Vine. ,ne. 372 SliI it BULLOOZEP WORK learng loft our Specialty 373 1731 after 3 p rr 10 offer U ,tnd SAC,' 500 S CLIIAMII..S. Supplies. kiln dealt-n 10 S C 1r%q-vJ TP'ur'im Fi & Sunday 322 7921 40 to it See the homes built with pride & the finest 1 of materials I all - 'f , '--=--= -..=-_ - '. . - '. ' . .•..' .......- ..' -- .-- -- ..' - . •' 'I. .-.,-...-'.- =-=--•-=- .. Corporation A QUALITY NA1 IN FLORIDA Cnrno:rr C .11 & Pt's den°,il T17 tr ic.pl Service. Li(rnscd & Bonded. All Seminole Co II fir An e-e' X1 5017 swermng 5n- j - . FOR INFORMATION Engraving -v __; I't'',t thi v_ l.. j-- -i - ' 1 ' 'i, P1T.-PJ. 211W, S a nford, 2Stt. Pi' fCr =--- -- .. -. - . =. . - • ... ' -- , ................... a - -=--.----=---=-==-==--- ... , • -" ' . 1 T- .:. . - - .- ' •............I 1 - ............ _' .. .. -=--_:---. ----- -=---- -s=-==- - -_.:.-- - - S9 69 P-hammond Concord Organ with 710 Leslie speaker, 3 mas, new Equity & take Over payments or 9000 break for %omt'oae paying cash With warranty, 323 5791. Phtsiy Il - 16 Ii',t',i' -.',', - YOUR' BUSINESS '66 Chevy II body, He.,ders. I? Boll posi rear end. Traction bars. $144; Muncie I speed. $100. $30 4477 .utleq p m. .-5' -- 5..'. -.- .-- !:.0... . .. .-.-, '. .-. =1--.......' .,.. ... 5- - - - ---= - 73 Toyota Hilux camper Like' P4,-i, Pick Up, $4995 Air. Full Power, Electric Windows, . S Equipment for Rent '?Vott Auto Batteries Ill 9$ REEI.'S BODY SHOP Pent Blur LuStre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only $1 per day CARROLL'S FURNITURE - Great Daises- black AKC female, S old, 450 Phone In 5652 Are-ks AK( German Shepherd female. I ma'S spayed, shots, $175. 372 6345 1109 Sanford Avenue 11 Junk Cars Removed Abandoned, unwanted ivniL cars Rauled away Your cost, 513 Orlando. 2956194 ,;nytmt 18 - Motorcycles FREE to good home, male Blue 1911 TISO Suzuki Good c000ton. 5-195 Ph $67 $653 72 Pinto 71 Buick Skylark 3 Door llun,ibout. Rub 1 Rd Air .Sut m,iti( LO Milko itjtiøm, W,ii-,n. Loaded. See It i'i s2495 % ,, Custom Icyl, Auto trans Good shape .'J:_.. 1 Or Sedan bit Mileage, Vinyl Top. 2195 Loaded, Ex £ 195 ceptson,ally Clean 72 Ford Torino 70 Tarmann Ghia ('o,s.- Sjr"ir.,Pd GrSCC, AM FM. Lo 'mi' 1795 0.tilraqe S1 795 72 Plym. Duster 70 Chev Wagon K 'nqt*ood, Gleaming White. Loaii'd intl ltoqaq,r 1 695 rack 70 Chrysler Wgn. 70 Montego S1 '0* )"',mlt Vi tim l),)d('d 550 management of Distrbutors. Wagon 1 295 I Or . Air. Aut o ud,'.1l Econm,cat I ..nuiI Car SiI I 95 111111 66 VW Fastback 66 VW Sunroof Si.zu'rd New Paint Good Cc.ntl.t-',n $995 The Circulation Department looM% & 70 VW Fastback 70 Mazda 1800 l Apply in person to... -. 1275 SJ395 opportunities. 155O runs like new Speed, Baby Blue This is a career position that offers excellent growth -t- 68 VWSquareback Zenith Blue, 4speec, $395 68 Chevelle 55 68 Chev Impala 2 Doi P-land lOp 1m ''Cr-d At Di.om $rdjn. It,, ConditiOned, Good I-' mportation S795 495 Good Selection Of New VWs In Stock A I 'alt t,rö " I b I r f OPEN ""I'llif SANFOR D If C) 4.,tiu 5yxt*, P Ill 1111 Oii-"d PIt iii Slim i/I P4. .t . EVENINGS EI[L. BAKER VOLKSWAGEN, INC' 't' $ M* DxAttD I) #I $ DvLâ,l,d PP. t1 Sâti,,d P,i uz ~ it. : @ ' 1',', -, --4 . : .z - $2295 71 Olds Cutlass 12 Ford Pickup 67 VW Beetle DIAL - IT! INVENTED 72 Corvette Stingray Convertible Auto Repairs 321 6422 o... t.ptol?ftq ft.' IN TRADE,,. NO CAR IS TOO BIG OR TOO SMALL! Pa rts. Accessories The Circulation Department is taking applications for a WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and silt's 'At' repair and serr,e ',ThI MACHINE P. ',ljPPt V CO HI LOS WE TAKE AMERICAN MAKES SALES MANAGER Licensed Residential Commercial Free Estimates, Ph. In 6173 It's Fix up" Time. Hire an expert 9 1(13 7 s,.7 BILL BAKER VOLKSWAGEN .'J Ei*rleen pickup camper Suitable for ', ton pickup Take over payments. 71$ Meado*hIl Orsie' 54ntrd L'cvs. frames & hardware Catrne• doQJS, frames & hardware Van'?y sinkS, kitchen sinks, and bathtubs Kitchen cabinet with sink corn plete S heavy duty 10' lOng work benches. Other misc remodeling items 323 5670. Wemaraner. 7 yrt old Papers 313 1150 CARPET Campers Travel Trailers By Owner '7* Travel Trailer. 7$'. se-It contained, air, twin beds. Sacrifice it Sold thiS week St-ta Dc Land Mobile Home Park, DeLand, ATTENTION HANDYMEN & REMODELERS Pets and Supplies WE Stamps-Coins IS Building Materials 55 ,LnjlJl sill . a lily •*I1 To buy and Sell gold or silver cons, rontact us first We also buy bulk Silver coins SEMINOLE COIN CENTER, 109, W 1st 37313$) Musical Merchandise - VW Square,acei, Automat' Original owrmt'r, 50.000 rn - 327 ,- ?at GAS ECONOMY? - 322 2611. ór '8319993 ,' -................ -' -- -''fr- All Sites and models, 10 speecis, S SPeeds. and Standard bikj now avallabte at Firestone Store Call 327 0241 $964 Ford LTD. r & P,, pwcr & a Only 5495 SHELLEY USED CARS, 700 French Ave, 373.29 I A IF .. Bikes, Bikes, Bikes .P',r-I I,, 'TO LIST -: Bicycles ' 1910 VW Karmann Ghia Coupe. emerald green, AM FM radio. ion mileage, 4179$ Call Paul cixrUita iii. i*s• 'No a t- WANTED TO BUY Late mode motor home. Must be in gooc condition aud a good price Wriff Bo* $25. co The Sanford Herald P 0 Box 1637, Sanford. F* la 3777' outside sales work cDupled with the challenqe of field lp •-n.%0 1 "' t it I:'', (itt 122 1316 322 .', 377 05)1 alter 1967 Pontiac Lc'Mans Full power, console, new tires REASON ABLE 1717 So Park Ave., Ph. 373 0791 Town 1. Country, ail thi.' iijiury fe-aturs ,)ICK JOYCE WELL DRILLING )- and larger, pumps, Sprinklers Water conditioners, 372 4610 Personal Tax Service No7 East Road )793 1971 Ford Pinto Autos for Sale 80 1970 Toyota corona. I or automatic, low mileage. 322 4411 after hp FOR PUBLIC AUCTIOPI. 796) lorb F airlane, highest bid over 1150. AC' Magnolia Ave. Sanford. Feb 'i 10 30 am 1964 Ford Ranchero 5550 Call 323444-1 16' P'ioerc3lass boat, with '13 10 ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Mercury 4. all regulation s.auipment. $00 & take over 'op prices paid, used, any Condition, 6.41 4176. Winter Park. payments of 1654$ a month. 327 7579 CASH 372 4137 For used furniture, appliances, 17' Aft Cabin Sports Cruiser, twin tools, etc Buy I or 1001 items. deisel, fly bridge, fishing corlpll Larry's Mart, 11 Sanford Ave COmpIe'ely rebijilt, Ready to live 1/4 Wallpaper Hanging 3 Fla, Wanted to Buy This position is idea' for a man or woman who enjoys 207W 2nd 5) - - .3 & I. Pressure Cleaning Eaves "ar. '-i roofs c!einp'cl P. i n.ilcrj l-t :rns ipt' oil r.ilt''s 173 I1(i5 - ui Call For JIM DANDY FEEDS Direct from boxcar - lowest wholejale prices guaranteed Open 7 am. to ii pm. 7 days. GORMLY'S, 3 n-nt east of Sanford 041 18 at PP 373 I733 Cortom 1 find rr a loom1 car HAPPY fl l-.P EftCient cicanni nI •' hr or '.umt,i r', Mc%)tS, Mob ltcjnueS. Commercial. lntluttri,U Residential. 671,2377 Lawn Service . Feed DISTRICT 6 fSJCErtranc,) 3777199 Idyliwilde Homes By .. -. -.. -...=-'_- I - CAL I. - 196$ COMET. Loaded Nothing Down, Take Over Call Credit Manager, 373 62- 1973 Toyota Hi Lux half ton Dick up Camper top. I Spe, OHC, I Cyf engine, 11,000 miles. 12695 Call Pete Pith, )fl 1651 Dealer 'it VW quareback, statonws -;n new fires. extra clean, 51195 Call Don Pope, 322 16S). Dealer, 58 For l',e best buy ir, Amer,can Motors, and Jeep vChlCteS. srDON BALES Santoul P,'-uti)r Crpariv 5085 FrenCh Ave.. 322 4352 SOLD BALE.$7.50 $95 TON 68 fi;bic.r11'-i p ... iii-, :1'ret - Flit ,'tto 'mt se'rvCe. old .Ini) new fl°rwted licensed, 322 0?S9 repairman from today's clasSifieo ad',' Income Tax 42 11Cc **AMC. JEEPS** 323-3900 i",ORMIY E HWY. .16_SANFORD 67-A I. fi-i--.r',c 11 PlOP THE R TIOHY MAY BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR • -r - Well Drilling " 11 ' '71 Fat ISO Spider Red. cony , wri-hubS, rado Excellent COnditiOm, Ph 32)6153 STE P BUMPE IR S -S37.50 7 dm Hardtop. cy. inder Standard * Bell Plumbing Co. * tree- rSlirn.s'n-s i..mt Ir Electrical -4' IL; LI . - ' I ,srue.'l dryp. 3.000 miles. Sell or trade 3722076 1971 For Or '4.4 Willys jeep AIum-nijm metal top, tow bar and Wencn Calf 323 7769 OltCr -i S i 750 Any type of carpentry. infer-or or MS 8554 ,tttt'r - - interior Trim, Paneling. Custom :rpentry NO tOO too Small 373 5671 C,iti Credit manager 323 62)0 cash Ph 37J 4661 Bronze Mvt,illc I speed Extra Sharp PAUL SLATER Professional Wallpaper Hanger VINCENT'S CARPENTRY (Imple-te bathroom remodeling SPECIALi 3wallSuver IUD, 194 50 (Tall ,in1t-ru 76ci - Plumbing Remodeling, AC13l,m t'',tfiFt, Wr'r I F ri.i I tensed Bonded 32) 00 G & G Ceramic Tile t Carport Sale Misc household items and furniture Many useful odds & ends 2015 Cedar Ave Sanford, 322064') Boat ding -Prof essional with lOve I A n-n 6 p rn Animal H,'isier-i floor t1.nij 771 5752 - ___ Designed and Will DY The 10110w signS -, -- Dog trainng In your home At Breed Dog Training Academy Call for free evaluation 1317370 I .irpentr y, - -.-...- BUDDY'S hOME IMPROVEMENTS Small Jobs Wanted 3?2 1334, "Lake-Mary" '67VW Pd'thinqc,o, takeover '6$ Buck Wildcat r,.d r-tehanucal condition Almost fi-w t'r 51St) Ca'? R.,' r i ; our-i !jr V'ltr,' "!, HWy 46 ANTIQUES, 3276927 64 1,'.cvng up north, must sell many trroShOld items, furniture. tHi'ncler, reclinCr, dishes, woman ,snu tmIdrenS clothing, 3 bicycles. everything priced to sell Sale starts Friday till sold. Countryside Trailer Court, off Airport Blvd must before you gel to base, then Pressure Cleaning .'i,,t,5tfc, Brick Phone 172 7780 ' 7967 Pontiac Executive Slitter Wagon, no inspection jicki" reeds misc work, 1300 377 VT M CHEVY PICKUP Long wheel base Nothing down, take over Call Credit manager 32)6730. Livestock And Poultry -- Interior & Exterior Plastering 11, __ _W -lu ay - AddjtiO Bonded Insured Seyk -323 4413 - ,) Iry TODD'S CARPENTRY Spccali:nj in small ,inct Cxlii e.',' (ill 'it 1304 ~~ _.---------'.... Licensed '1/ 16' Boat with 35 HP Johnson motor, new trailer, 5250 cash. 373 0741 1006 MILLERS 2619 Orlando Drive, 322 0332 373 7521 9 a.m -11 p rn We will tear down and remove puiIdirsgs from premises Phone 664 17117 days 66$ $725 nights & week ends Skylark, '66 (P-lEVY', TON PICKUP PJOthlnqd', (all credit rnanager)73 6230. I' - Fibercratt 16' deep V boat. 40 Pup Evinrude. Full canvas Trailer Fully equipped All in good con citiOn, 5700, 373 5553 or 3727700 after 33Q MO. $14.95. IO?'ti-i73)9$9 Pet Care - Remodeling. small sobs, panel-rio. tioors. windows, painting etC freeestimates. Work guaranteed Repairs Remodel Ceramic Tile In keeping with the beautiful wooded telephone 841.1078. ' -. Custom made screen room. car. Carpentry xi. 1. - Ill - iar,dof-'rcf ' W Liii' Beatify Dr., P.O. 3' A. Orla.do. Fla r. AMW Beauty Care - 16' Glass TIFF Hull Bowrtder, 10 HP electric Start Johnson & trailer Very good condition 372 2363 clays or 32219$) nights 61 TV-Radio-Stereo Zenith 75" Color TV Need responsible party to assume payments of 1927 per 010 Guaranteed. HALLMARK 617 1577 Spegte & StvpI'mens Painting Cuntraciors 2516 Country Club Rd Sanford. Flit 372 100 Work guaranteed. CustomIrm, panel.ng, painting, all rr'rars Free estim te. 372 a6351. 377 3i6? Bulldozjg I ree advice & est. Exp. interior & .t painting, repairs. carpentry. texture, mildew removal. 323 0791 Ceramics surroundings. AGE DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENT ACT More inforrtifior may be ,Ijtainenj form the Wage-)4t,Ar e-ff'c' a' Pm 309, Or ii.O-)G l'mx-s in tri a,r* Adri.tti*el% shcseid nc'uds this insertion n rOrnpu'inq tncir ea:n4 jt.Ofii fir 11195.SanfordAse - Painting ports. Top workmanship and materials LEACH ALUMINUM FABRICATION. 327-4-6.75. KEN KERNS GARAGE I ____ nut knowingly dCCept HELP WANTED ADS that ,nicate a pc4!le?ence based on agefrom e.'n p4,ynf5 cove-red by Ihi' 9a.m..12 enough PAINTING 37) ,S. cchIs enjoy fitends -- KENMORE WASHER, parts, service, used machines MOONEY APPLIANCES, 323 0691 TELEVISION SETSS2SUP Lawn Clean Up. and Light Hauling Tr"mblay, 323 7711 PHONE 372.4435 JOHN'S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE lO?,Pi Maple /tscSanfof'd yet small enough tO - Washers, ranges, refrig. $3995 up Also repairs. Myers Appliance, 210 Sanford Ave. 373 2932 Lawn Service ROOFING, REPA!R, Automotive Service facilities you went L 781) 17 9? Open Sat & Sun 9 3 Call 834 7970 LAWN CARE SPECIALISTS Commercial and residential Contracts now available or 3222322 SENKARIK GLASS 4. PAINT CO 210 Magnolia Ave 112 1672 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiFill I 'tl i fie CL AppI,5rs(., onforC Ltcctric Compdny 2522 Par. Drive, In lS67 .ttmophere which - 1-21 Th. NEWSPAPER does Saturday, & Hottdays 1 -jit iu - .. - Home Improvements Flill - HOMES OF DISTINCTION w Washers and Dryers WARRANTY. Free Delivery, WHIT ESIDE APPLIANCES, 614 laitland Flea Mart* Glass-Minors Appliances {irçjair15 POBSON MARINE ?9?7 Hwy. 1797 372 L961 RECONDITIONED Refrigerators, sell, consign, appraise, o :ial sales out of anything c ,e $200 French Ave .0 Sanford. Fia 323 7431 -_ 11111FIFF11111111111111111 Central Helt & Air Conditioning 'or free v-StmO?e- C,ili Carl HarrIS, SEARS n Santord 372 1771 Professional Ph II' Stick Steering, only $375; Deluxe 17.050 Mon Ark, $1595 Galvanited $767 trailers. .penae 4.676, 25 HP Chrysler, $541 Many others Terms Appliances 30" Signature Range HarveSt Gold Practically P4#, Phone 372 111$ Air Conditioning And boarding with love -P.c PLETE AUCTION SERVICE A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You ! adult education frt''1..T',l 52 ____ - 'POODLE GROOMING. & Marine aboard or sport fishing Located at Slip II, Sanford Boat Works. COLOR TELEVISION comtnunity Ce-nter ar Close In sewing Cabinet, repossessed Singer's best model, winds botibr fl machine, Fully automatic Pay t;atance of 1.7$ or 10 payr..ents of 4$ Call Credit Dept SANFORD SEWING CENTER, JO? A. East 1st St . Sanford 322 9411 Esie 431 1116 Rental Purchase Plan Color World TV 611 Golf CO(IISQ atsil country clu b -- shopnnq likes I, Ind of hometown Bass Bo a t 1. oj .l r (,CL ['I 14 I Ouc Pt N Si 'A' COLOR TV - - ' * *Singer* * 53 o'idoors inside a facilities - I . sell & sacrifice beautiful Spanisil and Contemporary living room $ofa, char and love seal. Marble top end tabtes, cocktail tables, lamps, 8. picturesAll items like new. Please call 64-4 5173 after S p m only, B See a curntnhlni!y ut 1 1,000 III'OIJII' '.'.tii P was totally pIann'tl I those who live ci ct 4C& fRi. CALL 322.2611 38 , Must ctioneering Service - 2 acres with 3bdrm home 4. private pond On Airport Blvd Sanlorci Ptatlaway Realty. $31 7S0'D SEWING MACHINE 4 hl)-)F 75th St 1776455 Want Ad Department Hours lip', Phi.. It's P*'i 831 ZIG-ZAG fnake the indoors till 9 Income and Investment Property Apartment house near hospital ions Lakeview Rest Home Lot 253 i 700 Fence. cement block, garage 1 mo. income. $35,000. Terms, Owner 322 IS-Ia 6727 livable. Herald Want Ad by Calling 372 7611 and asking for a friendly Advisor TAFFER REALTY 8a.m.. 530p.m. • the • j 1 WHOA Don't throw away vStfuI dli ft-ens Sell them Quickly with a to earn money- - ------ ______ tk'stgns which bring , . -.1. ~.. 1 16 Sanford Auction . I Equipment Upholstering since 1936.Custom work Only, Complete line of slip cover, upholstery & drapery titbris Free estimates in your home. KULP DECORATORS, 409 W. 1st St , 377 2333 * Boats Household Goods goc,xJ Condition, clean, call 322 7931 after 5:30 PUBLIC AUCTION EVERY MONDAY NIGHT Antiques, TVs, Miscellaneous, New and used furniture and appliances. P1u5 special Sales (watch ads) 667 P4 Orange Ave Orrando, Fla 441 7710 , 0ELTOIIA'S EXCITIMG NEW 1974 rTIACKLE-BVILT HOMES 0eslgne for Florifia liulnu * Mid-Fla. ReaIt, Inc. BROOKFIELD, 'it. set up on) acre wooded lot, river rights, hoat r,urrp I bdrm 61' t 17' Dealer, 31) CiSCi ll , . W ' oiler exciting IfllCrlO Call 322.2420 Anytime - * - 10.55' mobile home on St Johns .------ ,, -•-----------ii "COy IJVLOQ. Located at fishing resort Call Casselberry )0S Il-I Ill). 5!. I, . 4210 2.500 Full bearing citrus trees, close-n Good land, 417.500 including crop Call 37764)3. W Farms and Groves 170 E Cnlernan Cif., Sanford 373 5477 55 HESS HARDWARE. lit E. Lake Mary Ave., Lake Mary. 70 pet. off all merchandise. True Temper loots. Black & Decker I, Rockwell Power tools, fawn & garden qupment, housewares, paint Everything goes FIrs 96 373 BROKER 312 7613 34 by furniture and misc. Sell for 75 pct Consignment Free Pickups, Auction Saturday at 7 pm , Sanford, 377 7273. GOIP46 OUT OF BUSIPIES'; MOSSIE C. BATEMAN FurnisPued double w'de With rvi'r access on I acre Need quic k Del tt,ci,i'S neliv mcidcl 2111cr '"rv ,(e' spend two to - SEE 12 BEAUTIFUL ME HOMES 1 If YOU ca n With central heat & air 1300 & assume paymenls of $111 7) a month 317 7529. big CaIIbarI Real Estate DISTRIBUTORSHIP. 'u97) 17'i6S' 7 bedroom, furniShed, , Open house begins 9a.m. TO RESIDE IN one of Sanford - s top Suburban areas, near count, club, 1(1 0% show 'IOU the Shoemaker homes now uncticonstruction The quality bull homes have all the new home' featureS to make living in Florida a real pleasure There's a price range to Suit yOU See' ii'. .134 JUL 130.4 W Fairbanks WE TAKE TRADES ApIFQRD AVENUE- 156'xlOO', owner o finance No reasonable otter refused. . I FEBRUARY 2 Must deSirable 3 fir Pomp. paul, fumn,the'd. for Only SliI.M0. anti i i 1' P ie qrf-,at terms an at- Chiirqt 04 Copy. • Fern Park Mobtle Homes Ill 'IR SATURDAV T:J Sanford's Sales Leader" Your Multiple listing Agency Local and P4,tl tons MIS REALTORS 256,S Park DrI Weallors 7333 MAlE P FURNITURE buy sell trade C4r5t. 377 3-672 Garage-Rummage Sales 'sl'r'jce RiPl[Y WOODS DARN 'It' WILSON j- IDYLLWILDE IV-IF YOU WANT Elmer Bakalla, Inc. ln)i2t hon--No ~_ - -- f7l. MIPIMUM (HARGE . - EXCLUSIVE Take Santa Barbara Drive west and turn north on Hartwell to Srt-unit brand new 3 and I bedroom 2 hath homes with all the re, t,n rut' pitritS Prices range fo'n 5- 500 to 1)2 000 Itou%e-j, me 'pen for your inspecliom, T'II We Succeed!" Winter Park- 4 SADDLE EQUIPMENT BOOTS '.'.'e'stern Wear. Save at the Old Corral Western Shop, 11 92, 1 m ile S at De-Bary. 165 Pets and Supplies I Finn Pug's, - S/S '!j Putting furniture in storage, selling available also 190 Alma, Lake many Items, Sat. 10 a m. 106 p m . J Mitry 373 $799 S-i Miscellaneous For Sale Fur Sale Omar, new II', HP engine, starter. battery, H" Fairbanks water Pump mounted on 7 wheel trailer. With new tires. Will sell or trade for cattle 664 1126 are, of niome, 19500 Forest Greene, Inc. a "We Don't Stop Seminole 3222611 Ask for Want Ads Ii (jiI 32? I 1,11 i4-an,m',, A ,r ,tt 11 c: ii) V iFE THIS OLDER 2 STORY ron-ne *ith using room anti fireplace, formal dining room, eat in kitchen, climate control and other features you'll lmkc, Just drive by 7019 Park Avenue, If you like the exferir call us right away 531,500. _________ 12 GRAND OPENING P ayt on ,_ rice 50 3.000 lb draw tile trailer hitch, will lit LTD Ford or Mercury Wagon, $70 373 5)29 I OREST CITY-- Lakefront lot -u -must sell. ls'i 1970 Glit,rie, 1977 triumph Motorcy c le . 1961 Motorcycle, 1964 Toronado. 322 0931 Trucks and Trailers 1913 Chevrolet El Camino. pick up. 11 iyl , power steering & brakes, standard Shift, AM FM radio, A i r Heal, CO radio. trailer hitch r'guipped for tow bar, camper tic-dy, I owner 2.660 miles 209 P,i,urgaret Road, Sanford aø. APOPKA- Duplex lot. High dry and level land, 15.500. _________- ,N '35000 Terms Realty tirm .famity rm , kitchen, bre',tli t,it rm . formal dining rm srreenldpgqch, pius 23.19 game mu Approximately i ..cre Of parkfike QtOunth with tropica l 557.500 +5_r_ $316300 Miscellaneous Let on?uf (lit fr'rndly ad visors help you word your classified Call 372 7611 or 131-9993. - P,'Obml home, 5)00 down ,ir:i ,lsSunle payments, no Qualtino Call after 6 p m 434 9641 -. ' rM i'tt'er firr.ler, 47 PIT bedroom home on large lot outside' of city With patio and .'ill tn t' LI. :::;., AL TAMONT E AREA Beautiful wooded corner lot, 10 x 150'. $1300 flckPMcClure, Req Broker, 706 Park (0*5 illiJi 3?) 4870, I?) 37)5 319 NO TRAFFIC NOISE p Esta?c I 322 take over SO ' Ten lakefront lots, I .ke Markham 1971 Ouster, AM FM radio. foitdnii 5100 and take over p.jymerill FORD FSCO WITH FLAT BED Nothing down, take over. Call credit manager 373 6230 ' RA$ PA1P-tA ,,/ 11 - 2 acres plus, corner site. excellent area, cleared. $10,500. By owner 373 4106 or $62 6309. Will purchase first or second mortgages in any COflditin Southeastern Acceptance Cot poration, 62$ 1473 - I 1i1I --- - 1. 1 bdrm, 7 bath bon .silt)tamnit room. shaae Prre ano 110)11 lo<aIorm. 41? SC') :eiu ike- Mar' 3 bedroom, Ii or two baths. .511 b4',ck. Frant 413.100 20th S?rcct to Locust, turn left to 14Th St , rlmjht On Vatencia Court North Model open I 6 p.m daily. fl' %i?C pt't.n 3737010 LOVELY i 6M .16)5 V&.Ngsthinrt flni,in 'ii uiULuIi6IJu'vII - Stenstrom shrubS in Japanese garden, Orlando 831.9993 Three b-ti, ii)il 2 bath hOuse fl Lake Markham Estates. 415.007 C ill Bud Feather, Broker. 467 Deflary DAUSTiPI DLVLLOPM[pIT CORP 3?) 5771 DPEAMWOLD 6611791 -- Lots and Acreage Autos for Sale '),.r-rr moving )) ;o acres fl t.abe Mary, 2 tilotks 'south of school, between 3rd & 4th St Section16 20)0. 15.000 per acre, or will divide. Write B Bellucci, 1912 Louise St , Crystal Lake. llIiflOjS, 60)14 CORBETI REAL ESTATE 11 I',ilfl 7 bdrm, home-. and It Pled farm land. Priced right • 13 '- 80 -i Mo:orcvcrflnlurance BLAIR AGENCY 37) 3166 19 l$03 Orlando Dr. 373 55.00 - --200' Water Front ' $98 ACREAGE REALTY REALTOR L OPI GW000 DIAL , HALL Stemper Agency r ntr 5130 rio pius SSO J.,rritgc Call after 6 p m 377 6241 ADDED INCOME , , .. ' ELTOP4A. 1st area. By Owner 1711 Buccaneer Walk to plaza 7 bdrm Pionuc US 431 or 66$ 67C) es S Acr,,plus stocked fish pond. S bedr 7 baths, dining room, family room, kitchen equipped, fireplace, Wall to wall carpet. central vacuum system, central I P. ;u'r, dfi utIle (,,rt'..ct S'i'T'E' - ''-'i U COUNTRY LIVING 4. one third acre, fenced. 3 bedroom, 2'i baths, family room. dn,nq room, kitchen equipped, ', a! to wall carpet. central Pient & or. intercom, two car garage, workshop orkshop 545,000 SEMINOLE REALTOR ORL . WP MIJL TIPLE LISTING SERVICE 172 -199) 19195. French (yr Sunday 377 7171 or 377 1496 l*,-t P-i: 1,"t Pi'b " " 71 Hour Service Call 322 7191 i'rccs, only 176,900 and $27.SCt £ - Callbart Real Estate Austin Development Corp Altamonte Springs. 904 775 .1744, P,rBradfo*'d Open 16 p m. rc-om e4flincy apartment, $67, first and last in advance, plus $50 damage and utility deposit #i%e Couple, no children 377 awIL'LV.!iIrr,IIcri I bedrOom, 2 bath hr's r.omes tor dScr ini.n,Itng peoptiPeaceful setting. Oak frees add to the beauty of these delightfully spacious homesite-S '.-, - rf'j 4 p Large 7 story home with extra lot. fireplace n living room, format dining. beautiful modem kitchen. 1 bedrooms. 2 baths. central real intl air Very tjcxod cr1 t' 'c Terms , ,.,,, " tr'drocrr, large lot, fenced, low donis 1)4.950 Acre Really E AL TOP, 323 7750 Large 3 Or in SUPER CON VEPIIENT location, completely ''-ncjyitted in and out including rivIv carpeting $77,500 with Ci clIent terms. Now is the time to tA-F V ORANGE HILLS ''- GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 5001 rench Ave 323 5200 2 Bedroom, den, Cathedrll (e-iIir, fireplace Central he,l, r. I MATTRESS BOX SPRINGS Kings Oucens __________ - NEED ROOM? BROKERS The' Time Tested Firm Days .312 6123 Nighlt 3225121 $31 *372 _______ I!1bJ:L1I4,Uf1Jh1 1544S Fren h .5 ',r P .s .121 , I; ST. JOHN'S REALTY CO. CLIFF JORDAN , - Motorcycles HL4IBOI'. UThEMER ) rAN,,,vEgsLL I OLTEMkE K caj,'cot, Doublewlde inventory must be reduced & savings are being Passed on to you BY OMIEP,3 bedroom Ii, baths witIl to w,slt carpet, large lot fenced yard, 116,900 373 0011 SANFORD REALTY It Older 3 bdrm frame hrri'r i fireplace in living room. • q,uraqe, excellent flfilQhb't'u'i.':t good condition, 717 W 17th 5f -,.tu,,tr$ flu ,t limit' ( ICI)x4$') .vuudt'd lot Picturcquc lakeview trom living and family room Eit ru kiths, formal dining ruom, c.'ntral air, pittio, ptuth carpets. beautiful decor throughout, Must sell! Owner hat drastically reduced to only 5.41.500 with as I-tile as S pct. down. PhytI', (,spnoni. Assoc After hours. .312 1165 Houses for Sale ' bath CD home. Large bedrooms, large living room. separate dining room, a Sphciou% comfortable home IIOIT1I,' 49 7999or 789 ?liS9 8:30.5500 Close In -- 2 bdrm, frame coltitge, i"o Mcllonville Ave You tact 'c" the lake from the front yard )bedroom. 7 bath RE At. TOP AWALON APARTMENTS ADULTS -- NO PETS 116W 2nd St PER YEAR POTENTIAL iP. r " ___ MARONDA HOMES Roberts & Gilman Imagine a 3 bdrm. CU borne, car peted, fenced yard. excellent condition for under $70,000. Drive by 603 flaywood Or-, you'll Ike it '" , HUVOI.J SAVE OVER $1000! 37? 2118 REALTOR Alter hotirs 372926.1 37706.1 327)991 3227443 , Houses for Sale U'' Sanford Shopping Plaza 41 165' . LAKE F RONT 594 QUE ENS MIRROR CIR. For Rent 3 Roums.%lS0 mo Ut,titiesPd M.atureCoupl' No Pets, Deposit. 322 0770 I and 2 bedroom apartmentS. 590 & $110 mo Phone 327 6117 . CASSELBERRY Store for Rent 34' frontage z 100' deep Phnn. S'Pi his, 1 rm, turn duplex. 74th St. r,rst and last mo.. plus t$Ocmmage and utility deposit One child, no pets Call 323 5611 after S. - S,-intord.6room house with bath. lot h2000. houSe remodeled inside. priced for Quick sate Phone Ill 011 Will rent Business Property WELAKAAPARTMENTS 114 xl, iii. 31. lot 66' r!frpy ri ct,pilan Ray Crank. Builder New 3 be droom. 7 t),sth homes Car I aii d -fc ..,iTit-r Ri I rq dipositi, central heal air Lot 140 $60'. Ph 671 U - 41 - I t.xirni motile home, air on 011oned. $150 per mo. plus t lIe's Call 2271299 between It .'rid S T*o bedroom duplex furniShed %N5rtrnent -1720 Orlando Drive , .1' - - FOR RENT OR LEASE. Pool room ii Osteen. Good income For in t:,rmal,on. call 3276e96 INFORMATION WANT AD Mobile Homes Rent 31 , in' ',A'imrfllnq pool, 4 Ea tii- itroorn%, screened porch fenced yard with fruit trees plus studio apartment All thiS for Only Si7.S00 in a well established neigh lurhood. One at its years lieS? buys Call Dl: Bowler, ASsot t.onqwood area double wide 71' ' 13'. 3 bedroom, set up on double lot n small exclusive park Beautiful landscaping, I yr old 834 2406 2521 Park Dr piew 7, 3 and i bedroom homes viccd from $19,900 So, ... r " Jim Hunt Realty - Art .'P1LK t TRO1,W.X ATtXo, r ThE PLL-NERkM a- ! ,JA,VE 'fl4 ftA cc ' \ Mobile Home Bank Repossession. IS to choose from 8 31 2371 Dealer - C. by 1?Mobik Homes ----- 5717 rim 3?? /1Sf eve's l THE BORN LOSER Houses for Sale lbdrcio'ns, 7 hjith, fitmity room, den, carpet, Cent, ha 419,500. Terms HOLLAND REALTY. 37) °" 4)1 £fl 'Ii 2*111 PtAL* fl'S **c CAN YOU TOP THIS? - 17x602 bedroom, 1150. Sanford Sorb No children Or Petsf Phone 373 5$S6 I 2 Bedroom. Adults only Pirk Avenue Mobile Park 25-45 Park Drive, 322 2161 ESPECIALLY bCitcuse of the - shortage, a Wit service, coin ,rated KWIK KAR WASH in the ttor-d area, will provide years Of EADY INCOME, An i ri tmccit for thoSe who MUT.T CCE ED. Call collect, 904 111 7L 14 Apartments Rent WIUCO CONSTRUCTION CORP. 131 3153 014 APPLY At Construction Office, h Side at SAN MO PARKS, 1 23 Bedroom 1ra'tt'r & Apts 7 Adult parks li-nj 43*. Lcngn'ood ______-. I ,xrnly parks. 3515 Hwy. 17 9-1, T,,nitor. 373 1930, Day. WI , Mo 21 Situations Wanted A .cry nice7t)erJroom Water & turnished. One child 0 or pet, oI-eeping. Payroll, Statements, $170 5*0 Op. bSl Magnolia Ave 5.reIarial work dart, in my horn, 171 U54 SANFORD, 7 bedroom furniShed apartment. 4175 mo.. including utilites. Phone 3230140 Business Opportunities 1'' " , __________ - - BROWN REALTY CASTEL IIITR MOSS IL C. BATEMAN "I think tie's getting serious He'll use up anothcr tour gallons of gasoline on IttIS date"' _______________________________ tim ,-! , .'!cs in )aIIJ Sli) to Shi) irpcsl 365 E ( -otQilt Ave , Longwo.od, 434 380'? UTILITY CONTRACTOR Bored cable Experienced only. Paid ,.scation. hotiday%. -- a.taI;zaton Call makes sewing chine ,ea1r 'Inecir oiled diusted ... -. 3 r,' * FOREMAN * - ..- Furnished - L AK p MARY, 2 is cs:i irms FIR OK ER II ~., NEW I & 2 bedrooms from $169 6 c'ace Satctlrworxj Vlla' (-Oil ):] 7$10 Full time LPNS. Ito ti and 11 to 7 Nunes Aides, all ShiftS Apply Latevcw Nursing Center, 919 E cotcj 5! ) ¼. - -, I One & two bedroom apartment, near SChoo.5 & Shopping. Call 32.3 4751 for appointment technician ('(M('TDIIPTIflM I IV""" I -"I ( ft , carpet Rent, $165 mo inclvdei water glady Brown Realty, 377 5237 or 327 1961 LPPI, and former meds. Full tmi', and part time for alcoholiSm un? Ph. 131 2111. USED CAR MECHANIC able to wo4 on any domestic car. Good working conditions, Apply Brain Auto Sales 7400 Orlando Drie [.irt-n(,-cj Li)dy & )dflt Brads Auto Sales, OrPir,dO Drive, Sanford Lc4-tq,sc'od 3 bdrm P bath, Flit Firn , utility rm and shed, par talIy fenced. washer, dryer new refrig .carpeting $1,500 down and assume lpcl. mortgageor wilIselI for 575.200 Call III 397-i , ' 2 bedroom, central heat & air, s*aç ippy Plus borj% .f you QuJIty No er per'cnce necessary, *11 tram P age litflit Part t me •venr'c hours. may work to 30 hr per we Year round position *,in a yr old conipany. See Mt. Pyh. to 12 a m M,nøay TPwry PEr minent Coating In: 107 Comoro Or. Casseiberry Apply in person , 1i' ti RIDGE WOOD VILLAGE for agriculture research station. Agricultural riperience preferred. Call 327 11917(ondaytrr,uP Friday4to5 TELEPHONE SURVEY $3 PER HR. SALARY Raymond M. Ball, Reg Broker Esther Plistt,AssOCiate 417 Well First St 372 $641 ., . ull_..};t5 .. 1944 MASON LABORERS PH 467 - ~-' All Ii i(,) GENEVA GARDEN APARTMENTS ISOSW.7StJsSl 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, convenient to SChOOlS. Shopping center. Shag carpeting, drapes. dishwasher, central hea & air, Sparkling clean 'l ,',cve -n tnclay (P Rh "ii IN CASE OF A RECESSION! OlficeHcip 7ypingr4urc1 DllnL; Accounts receivable. 4740 per hr Hrt. I p m tilt Apply in person. Ttinport Brokerage, State Farmers Market 13'h P. rrrnch \ ( P ).. CLERK TYPIST 1 ECEPTIONIST PA Lllds.ii lJsJi it/Is DRIVERS! ' A truly unique Spill lsiel tome It tnu'ival i% created by use c Florida Stone, and natural woo lhtOuqhOut Call Doris Bell. Assoc for an appointment to appreciat the many extras added to the bedrooms, and 3 baths $45.500 BALL REALTY • Part time, in tiorat shop. Background With flowers, or quick to leaf 323 2.0 , L.tdy to do general housework and cook i ng Own transporlition. Pr 322 3*39 after tO a m • I I and 2 Dedrooms, carpeting an drapes, central heat and air, full I' equipped kitchen AdulIsonly. PP 371 6650 31 Camping-Resorts DRAMATIC 'CONTEMPORARY [LEGAN( If you have an eye fOr real value, LAKEFRONT you'll eye the classiliec, ads Hç" -" )L \ ' acre, (i'ntr,tl P1 A. carpeting. ranqt' Closed qorage From 57L700 I,'. ir'tSt )2)eOalor)?J05I7 V \ 41 Large lots, over M,UNSWORIH REALTY - i FRANKLIN ARMS APART MEN T S 1120 FLORIDA AVENUE Apply in person. Guys Barbecue. French Ave., Sanford, Travel Agencies 14 I regularly, It-.- LAKE MARY - CASSEL BERRY ___.L\ . :_ ?i WAITRESS Tobuy or SCIl BEELINE FASHIONS Call 323 0144 FLYING CARPET TOURS. INC Airline tickets, Cruise and Tours at ofl'cM rates 303 !ricart Blvd it1w 311, 431 3733 I') . , f. .. ~ REALTY INC Pt iIlt0. 1601 5 Hwy Il 97 Maitland 674 010$ 4776437; After S,3fl.H11 ' it 1C-ti '.ouIQ like to wci'k its a receptionist or a clerk typist, (35 wpm or better), in a neighborhood otliCe of a large finance firm. apply immediately. No experience necessary. Competitive salary DOMESTIC FINANCE CORP. Sanford P'a:a. Oranges, Lemons Grapefruit, Tangrics E V Foster. 3S-lS \ Unfurnished SECRETARIES Shorthand or dictaphone. Varied jobs Norrell Trmorar I, 2211 Le Rd 617 8114. Good Things loEat 9 , tvl:REST WALKER REALTY I / (I ( r Apartments Rent Telephone Solicitor imrr<jat*.ty Part time or lull time Five d1S a .%eik. S to 6 hr, a day Hourly salary, pluS bonus Call 641)o11 -- CAVALIER MOTOR INN if / 7. ' , '/'(:\i - - - / Ill, .;, 30 I JOHNNY .i* .fl. 5_S. -_=-(.-.e, ' ..-_ '................ .............. - .-.. a .= ----- ,,---------- = - =------ ..1 �813-The Sanford Herald Friday, Feb. L 197.1 I) r I I If L Dispute Chances Altamonte Murder Case Authorities 4 O X .4ta o- High liis 111S t5 TV 'a itjrrath EAT OOUT ____ Sunday, February 66th Year, No. 141 I -- - Girl For S tar-Ma k in g KOFBRAU HAUS I Television J (CI r_- - (6) TV SERVICEI Animal Behavior (24) Washington Week In Review Weather (44) Mod Squad 7:30 (2) Police Surgeon ___ _________________ __ _ Hogan's Heroes (9) Dragnet (24) Aviation 1 June Goodall And World Of (44) The Bold Ones 8:30 (2) Lotsa Luck (6) It's A Mystery Charlie Brown (24) Interface 9:00 (2) Girl With (6) Andy Griffith (9) Hollywood Something Extra () Local Special (9) Six Million _ Dollar Man lt's HEAVY ___ (13) Portrait Of A Star (24) W,asteriece Theatre (44) Rock Concert 9:30 (2) Brian Keith SUPIRDAD AT: 24.10 SON 01 RUUØ AT: 44 ('1.00 J LiJ) AND W" ' ROUNG cum TNUT1111 - 'j .u, 1K .ij - \t* •-e, . Sho,'i ,.- .'r (9) Odd Couple 10:00 (2) Dean Martin Comedy Hour (6) News Special I 10:30 SAT. & SUN SHOWS AT 1:30.3:30.5:30.7:30.9:30 Carousel (24) Behind The Lines (13) RFD Hollywood (44) 11:00 (2) (6) (9) (44) 111 (2) (6) "O.K. GANG, HERE'S A MOVIE TO SEE ... one of the most enjoyable and satisfying movies that I have seen in a long time. In every way 'The Paper Chase' stacks up!" - Gene Shift, NBC-TV Today Show (9) Bobby Goldsboro Nevis News News Night Gallery Tonight Show Movie Wide World Of Entertainment (13) Wills Family (44) Movie ip Thou shalt not flunk. 1:00 (2) Midnight Speiial (9) All Nile Movies It J1j1t! . J fft1T ctil '11~. 'fl ,) IPftzI jFriday! I . J4 (9) Special (9) The Invaders (24) Electric Company (44) Soul Train 12:30 (2) Go (6) Fat Albert And The (44) The Untouchables 6:30 (2) News (6) News (24) Men And Ideas $149 1:00 (2) College Championship Basketball Children's Film Festival American (9) Bandstand Plus i (9) Super Friends Movie (24) Sesame Street Temple Heights Theatre (9) Circus 8.30 (6) MASH (9) Suspense Theatre (24) Humanitier (24) Zoom Film Forum 9:00 (2) 2:30 (9) Championship Gospel Hour Moore Show (13) Movie (24) Electric Company 3:00 (24) Fashion Focus Private Eye (13) Movie (44) UnshakiedGods Freedom 10:00 (2) Sigmund & Son () Fi'.cr. .tian (9) Lassie's Rescue Rangers (74) Electric Company (44) Ernest Angley Hour 10:30 (2) Pink Panther (6) Jeannie (9) Goober And Ghost Chasers (24) MisteRogers 9:30 (6) Bob Newhart Show 10:00 (6) (44) Movie 3:30 (2) Soul Tram Show Boring 10:30 (2') The Tribe That Hides From M.sn (41) (44) Porter Wagoner 3:45 (24) Living Better 4:00 (7) Income Tax And You 11:00 (2) News (6) (9) News News (24) LilIas, Yoga (24) Special (44) Night Gallery 11:30 (2) Movie (6) Movie (9) Golden Globe Awards (44) Fright Th'atre 11:45 (2) Movies 1:00 (9) All Nile And You (44) Movie 4:30 (2) Nashville Music Neighborhood (24) 5:00 Book Beat (2) Tony Bennett Special (9) Carol Burnett (9) Owen Marshall (9) Pro Bowlers (24) America Re Fit (2) Star Trek (6) Speed Buggy (9) Brady Kids (1)) Movie Movie (6) Mary Tyler Wrestling 9:30 (7) Inch High f Wide World Of Soot ts DOG RACING 'I 7:10 fil THWUPM "HOT STUFF" C . : -V / /I ' I •t W__" A W-JAS i &V I " . r- : W - In - i~ LINES FORM AT IJIGIRVAY OIL4 STATION Earls' Stturda' traffic roses orchlems 11 . r- . . ' - 11M '11110 VW darkness Highway Oil, located at 2,10 1 N. French Ave., Sanford, - #.-W= i,. i~~t ,~~I ,if.. 1\ _~_:_.. ~ -_ * -~ I Matinees Mon., Wed., Fri., Saf,,1 :45 pM *All New Grandstand New Color TV ' . - Sorry No One Under 18 I JA1)FORD-ORLcnD0 KEflflEL cWB IW ___ --=--= ~ 41 __% ~*-- . - , - ____ I r. ply ~_ b. 7 . - . . ~ " -._ '"~~__ .-, - __ . 0.1 a / WASHINGTON (AP) In work of Special Prosecutor ered with full pomp and cere- llirne to grips wi th the problem Leon Jastorskt must continue mony to a joint session of Con- except as we are prepared to sponseto President Nixon Sen.'for however long may be nec gress and a packed galleryin pa for the public business of -- - Mike Mansfield has rejected essarY." IIIuIUU - f ____________ ' _____ -- TOD ________ Ir - thi. official Democratic re I I I I• IUy E ____ -: ____ - the House chamber, Mansfield elections with public funds." Nixon's call for a fast windup to "Whether it be mon ths or spoke while seated at his desk Where Nixon vowed "to do Watergate investigations. years, there are no judicial in his office at the Capitol. everything we can to avoid He told the nation Friday shortcuts," the Se nate DemoWhen he fin ished his 30-ruin, gasoline rationing," Mansfield night the Senate Watergate cratic Leader said as he re- ute prepared remarks, the said he thinks rationing is necCommittee may have to stay In jected Nixon's cintention in his Montana senator answered 42 essary to meet the current Situbusiness past its Feb. 28 dead- Sta te of the Union speech that questions in 20 minutes from ation. line to avoid jeopardizing Wa- "one year of Watergate is reporters. "Do you like standing in line tergate trials and added the enough"' Unlike Nixon, Mansfield to buy he H M feld d he ma dea major point of the need asked, "Do ou like paying 50. doesn't think either Watergate for election reform. urging the 55 cents a gallon for gas?" or the t hr eat of impeachment President to Join the Democrats lie indicated he doesn't share .. i base crippled President in cleaning up what he called Nixon's slew that a recession Nixon's abllit) to gosern the campaign financing will be avoided in 1974 as he Af NIflT In contrast to Nixon's mess' In warned of the need 'to ma ke night speech, delis lie said we shall not finally certain that the (energy) shortage does not devastate the ' ' y Iflan weau er JIE; z4 T' It HisCar -- - - - t ~ - __ ~ . I .v For some gis dealers (Iferald Photos by Ken . . . Declaring the Demor Herald Staff Writer Two Winter Springs Counulinen sud tturila, they have had controlled Congress will push A 42-year-old Opa Locka man, left alone locked up in his no word on whether they have been charged with violating Programs that will produce not and Cindy Flanders , I . ' - , . () • . i i ' l ' !.. . Movies - , _,.-. • - ______ - " f14 #irr ,ic... '- - _-., of S jvs' 11"I Wes __ "BOYS OF THE (I a hit: if Moke ih.tk, oq 01*71 payobl. AT - a hard conservative, I can't quarrel with trying to save dollar3 by constructing now when the costs are lower. However, there are too many its connected with this entire RLRIDA ME FAJR mansy to £Z1PA ctAr ri Olitis 1731, 1.pi,I1s 1!4C1 DOWNTOWN - " ' Well. as a. sali3vr I - Answer ixon os Oem -j f. I ;i CARS IJIREC'fEI) ONTO SIDE LWADS After hce cleared jammed French Avenue ___ I -11 .- !? Hunter said he Is getting his gasoline from Cape Canaveral . 'Ill get a shipment of 8 ° Saturday, and unless expanded populations figures, gallons the Cape C anaveral drivers is we ai more enstrike I should be able to stay iorcemen off icers flu more open," he said. One motorist arrests, w be In line summed up what most aserage persons felt about ha ving to line up and carcerak. wait for gas. According to Polk, t s 91 James Allen, a Walt Disney more than the present flC' Wor ld chef and 16-year Sa nf ord comodations which means r si dent , d "t' t they'll have to be -farme"ut" to other prisons at a Cost of day if this keeps up I very well per prisoner further, the may base to quit work," he taxpayers will be shelling-out said 1364 dalb to house Seminole Allen who compared toda)'s pr isoners elsewhere gas problems with WW His, saidthecur re ntcnsisis much 1" '' ' ~- 1 -DA7-- Florida's Government in the Sunshine Law, and the state at. only "a decent present but torney's office refused to say if cha rges had been filed. "reach for a dece nt future," I.. C, I ..OU C nit' 1" u) , a Seminole in.. in.- isnanl UuilC Service Public .ers ICL .omrniss,on teed two,. 's , '4 sf1 Id fisted fuel,, car Councilmen John Booth and Irwin Hunter said th e only thing .Mansfield d pen s deputy, considers raising freight rates or because they were afraid to as sion f called they knew was "what we read in the newspapers." orm. health insurance up members. extra pr,soners w,c,. we , A ttnft. ed dead on arrisa at s'.-'k , trikeeca drt"- pronounc a mlnuuum wage ,,. State Atty. Abbott Herring could not be contacted. as as ..entra , nole Memor a IiOSI cannot house here in Seminole. Sem As Askew announced th e Na. also are seeking more money assistant, Bill Staley, and his chief Investigator Jack Fulenwider, ma jor legislative oats FF lorida tried to cope with the Saturday morning aster declined to comment. ILA7 • .e called for cu in ,Nixon's gasoline shortage, dr ivers for (ion 1 Guard wou ld deliver for the cargo they ha ul man another deputy found the emergency supplies to The ecoomic 'im pa t was ' Bo th councilmen have admitted attending a meeting in 1304.4 billion budget, parFleet Transport Co. vot ed to , f semi-conscious. protecton agencies, u flvtut.u, is. sfl, sCii, .Iflu there Booth's home wi th Mayor Roy McClaia, who recorded th e (icularly in defense, and sa id were prein essence, this is the Join the t ru ckers str ike. at le Accordi as ng to re port tiled by t one oil company took dictions that session. Boo it would be felt th denies of ficial busi ness was discussed, only that he N ovember' s con PflAIfl41 It -A h.. fl..It. i.. -The Federal Enerev Office ona It.7UIUIq %J %;& 1.1)1 ruth Li of deputy Jay its own to own get fuel even stronger in a matter of L eman, he found elections recommendle(lto MclainanameforappoinUnefltWacftyb will "test the record of ordered Immediatdl'''f steps . rd the passage of the bond unosing again. Franklin West in a car at a days. U:i.' past t.t') )ears" If convicted, the rnencuuldface 60 days th jail plus aojij15. and ht-da "su 1' iii referendum. Extending this tosel'e Armed National Gua rdsmen The Armour Food Co. an. pa rking lot at 1-4 and SR 443, stat ions 11 'h° C iaml thought, the longer we delay, stood watch on Pennsylvania nounced it was cl os ing down or drunk and mumbl ing, "but Beac a. the more expensive it will be by o,',.. highways today as a spreading curtailing operations at seven breathing normally." And s Agriculture Corn a 1978 when we're supposed to , --., I dUfl)iied a half bottle of meat packing plants, other rnLssioner I)oyle Conner said he shutdown by independent tru flIIC all oC these prisoners U whiskey on the ground and I ckers began throwing thou meat packing plants in Iowa would ask for police escorts : r;•• a fruit and vegetable trucks if sands of persons temporarily Texas and Missouri closed; l oc ked the doors, leaving the r -. ' I " shut down a front window of work cracked, Leman General Electric ' l drivers are threatened for out -_ . - __ ~_-_ (JUl. 1)1 \ SlU()\ A', -R 1-' i 001W50- - -- __ - _________ motorists onto nearby dirt 1. I - ___ ' I fl Li U f , t!I ~V ~,If _M -V . . 4 tat t 111 There's still another the Florida Natona1 Guard to wtijcti predicts • ratio of prisoners by '78 which II wo "i cos ti count),an agency about to run out. As of Friday night, none had aver e age oi' SAdaIl' or a li ttle late i. .i r aseu or an emergency in: ICSS a quarter-million -.s,,sisOis dolla,-s annually taking care of delivery as F _t~=_ ' -- ___ , -~i ~"I ir. I_; ,__z ~ ~;~ ._= - . ~_A MANAGEH PAUL HUNTER Will I .4111111 ' e I I Post Time 8 P.M. Reservations (305) $31.14v0 . -iJ _ ~~ . .0 .=;, - __: . ? 10 Miles noi th nf Ovlando between pre-dawn E -I) 11 i~l ~ 'this job to estimated predictions, based on FRIDAY MATINEE - . .M~_:;_. ___ Iei Pt! AWSW $2.00 I. books .. "GiF ~- 4 --N- - ii ~'. 1 I . h 1 10.1 C,fild~ CENTRAL FLORIDA'S OLDEST AND FIN(ST STEAK HOUSE I I ' - . TE O''dti1"J ' J?4TIt _\7 11 ,",. . 11W', 1 7-9'North in f-'I'R\ P,w, ( ''ct.'''L This y.o.' mok. It a FimUy Affair. Iuy Htk.t, now and save 35%. -' L an I- - . FEBRUARY 5-16 1 !i!ii ' - present construction and opened at 5:45 Saturday , modlfIaUons,wefl16 due th morning, and lines in: new entranceway, mediately formed. Eventua lly, with the courthouse. Another 14 Sanford Police told mager d 19i8 according Iii - r cc - ldces , the Sanford Jail, but with the homosexuality. Piat reduces the I FA, UTII!v11:ItII . I - SAT . snownt CARTOONS In the greater Sanford area __________________ -' FR I. MP 6 - ' ral guideline which stata Paul Hunter to direct traffic that all cells built for two from French Avenue onto fede iisonerswlUbeaboIisheddue nearby dirt iide roads. However, • flunterd it to the possibility of (24) Zoom (44 NBA Basketball (44) Combat 150 (2) Electric Cornpriy 200 (6) Adventure (44) TBA 9:00 (2) Emergency '' -. - Special (13) Movie Lankertrucks to supply fire and ag encies Witt) ie MiS31oned to study all the The Magician (6) Hee Haw (9) Lawrence Welk (24) Cinema Showcase (44) Wrestling 7:30 (24) Carrascolendas 8:00 (2) Emergency (6) All In The Family (9) Tammy Wynette (24) Sesame Street .- - -' -" - - ,iik - - dependent tankers' strike. lines spilling over onto busy 7:00 (2) Cosby Kids (6) Hawaiian Open Golf (24) Garden Show , - lPG "SUPERDAD" Dityl IN Jetsons (6) CBS News Neighborhood noc "l'.'A, WALT DISNEY ' S - (44) News 12:00 (2) News (6) News (2) ' 1 "panic buying," and have forced the governor to call the *4t C LO(O+ , I EVENING 6:00 -4. majority of Sanford service stations have been no AFTERNOON I million bond issue to starting Friday, service station construct a modern jail facility operators reported that scores of drivers were lining up to fill their tanks. (24) GoIn' Fishing (9) Mission Magic (44) The Munster Almanac 6:30 (2) Sunrise Semester 7:00 (2) Flying Nun (6) Help! It's Hair Bear Bunch (9) Tarzan (44) TBA 7:30 (2) Lassie (6) Amazing Chan And The Chan Clan (24) Sesame Street (44) Chaplain Of Bourbon Street 8:00 (2) Lidsville (6) Fiintstones (9) Bugs Bunny (44) Leroy Jenkins 8:30 (2) Addams Family (6) Bailey's Comet (9) Yogi's Gang (24) MisteRogerg (9) Toma (13) Country Music 2:30 7:30. 9:30 NOW1 Pussycats 6:00 (6) Growers I . " , Gasshortagesandau-ce' rs strike ha ve thrown Central Florida drivers into a frenzy of After rndn) promises let's get around to talking about that $3.5 ',. (9) Herald Staff Writer plif A . By I)OUG STORUM & 65 orro's House Of Steak 1974-Sanford, Florida 32771 Price 20 Cents given the information to Herring. Herring contends, "I wouldn't even have the name of a potential suspect." Citing a "mix up" that allowed the remains of one of the two bodies found In the dump to be cremated before establishing the cause of death, Herring said there was little chance of the case going to court unless someone confessed. At that time, East said lie detector tests made by Seminole County agents indicated a possibility that Tate may be connected to the Altamonte case. Herring, however, said the file in his office contained no in. formation dated later than October. Staley said he and Seminole sheriff's detective LL George Abbgy have gone over the case "several times," and he has strong enough to take to the the case file only two weeks grand Jury. ago, Herring said he had no Herring contended the "admissable evidence" for cremation of one of the bodies court and his file did not contain of two women found In a the name of one suspect. dumping area on SR 432 Aug. 'How can I take the case to 22, would make it hard to prove court?" he asked. a crime was committed. The discovery of the bodies Assistant State Atty. William launched an investigation that Staley said he received the case led investigators to Athens, file Sept. 28, but gave no reason Ga., to Interview Lynwood for waiting three months to Tate, 24, formerly of Orlando. show it to Herring. Tate was charged with rape Saytnghewas made aware of and kidnapping in Athens. Is Truckers Strike Causes as Panc' 9 R - 3, 'i" . Truth fl, th Time Previews P4:30 CBS DIRTY SALLY natural habitat will be studied. Diner and Barbra Streisand. the Identity and becomes the Rankin, Hare Earth ai S ily and Pike run into a chain. Miss Goodall has made sure After a tJui breaks into the George Kennedy stars as an Wallach are featured. Bemont home, Stanley decides insurance investigator who Dean sings "It's the Talk of the wheelman! Trouble comes Impressions. Happy btrthda, gang escapee tonight and he that the animlas are presented to get a burglar alarm. But learns he has a malignant brain when Torna asks too many Town." l,argains with them so he can as themselves, s1th no in. trying to Install the thing is tumor and has a short time to 10-I1 NBC THE DEAN questions and the gang leader see his pregnant wife for a few teract'on between humans and harder than he thought, so he live. To assure financial in- MARTIN COMEDY HOUR becomes suspicious. hours. Then, he says, he'll go baboons, She feels such in. settles for a watchdog. He picks dependence for his family, he Redd Fozx is the subject of back to prison and th ey can teraction would compromise up the dog at the local animal takes the blame for an unsolved tonight's roast, and lie will be THE accept the reward money. Sally their studies. Hal Holbrook Is COOKING shelter, but he runs Into another kidnap-murder so his wife can dragged over the coals by such 10-I1 ABC "Stillwater 492" is at fiat suspicious that he is the narrator. TO US? problem. Brother-in-law Arthur collect a substantial reward. He "friends" as Nipsey Russell, 1 :30.1 ABC WIDE WORLD PART 1) Wliei a tiooum even married, but the truth ,a 1,;c to dogs, naturally, plants clues, is arrested and Norm Crosby, Joey Bishop, stunt driver Is killed, the death OF EN1E!TA!1ENT "In really strikes home hen she ) f ound uilty in court Then an fle:nnnd Vilcri, Shippv White, t kt'pt qu ct t u ;t 1 1 ii' ('n'rt" Arinth1r tiw (rem iuh .t Operation saves his life, arid the Jim Bailey, Rich Little and be cause they be lieve he was the Aquarius Theatre ui &lffet baby's birth . Billy Green-Bush only way he can save himself Audrey Meadows, In the "bar" Hollywood, and it presents a HOT & COLD considered in line to cii is featured as the escapee 8:30-9 "It's A MYSTERY, 11 ALL 9.11 CBS CBS FRIDAY from the law is to find the real sketch impersonator Bailey during a multimillion-dollar mixed bag of mUSIC. Billy N CHARLIE BROWN" Woostock, SIC-HI MOVIE "ZigZag" killer. A YOU Anne Jackson and Eli does his take-offs on Phyllis bank robbery. Guess who takes Preston, the Steve Miller Band, Snoopy's feathered friend, ________________________________________________________ CAN Todd Rundgren and the James makes his TV debut tonight EAT Cotton Blues are the stars. 8-8:30 NBC SANFORD .NI) and, what's more, someone has LUNCH SON "Fred's Cheating Heart" stolen his nest Snoopy dons his Ford Seeks 1.5 0 \''-' After viewing his father's Sherlock Holmes disguise and •:. DINNER By NANCY ANDERSON "heart attacks" these man)' sets out to find it. Charlie's daughter he didn't even know evision going Into production son. Their Yule greeting was 1-2:30 NBC THE MIDNIGHT Copley Nes Service existed. this month, 2.5O years, Lamont finally gets sister Sally find a "prehistoric a combination Christmas SPECIAL Tonight the Special S he tries to make a gentle"I'm so glad to get away old man into a hospita l for tests, bird's nest" at the same time, card and wedding announcet. HOLLYWOOD If you are ment featuring a pretty plc- celebrates its first birthday and from violence," Glenn sas man out cI him," Glenn enTo get the most sympathy from and Snoopy claims it as his a girl 18 or 19 years old, look to help celebrate NBC has ture of the hay twosome. larges. "They need a girl for "And from horses. I may ride birdbrain friend's But his son. Fred switches 16, can act and have screen redecorated the part who looks 16, but the stage. Helen a horse into the ring some charts with his ailing roomate also cries "thief." Charges and charisma, contact Glenn who's actually 18 or 19 so that, Heddy, time in this who series, but was the hostess on that counter charges disrupt the Little does he know the man Ford. because he has what he in the middle of an important will be it. You won't see rue the show's opening + + + night, Ls "Peanuts" Lounge Open I0&m awatUng heart surgery. community, and calls star-making part for ch as ing outlaws across the scene, her schoolteacher back again in the same job. Her Ph fl2.7l6 Diana Douglas who I Lucy opens a legal-aid office to you in his new television Sewon't suddenly show up and plains." guests will be Curtis Mayfield, the widow Annie Anderson in bring the dispute to trial. ries, "punch and Jody." say, Time for lessons.' Ike and Tina Turner, Ketiny the new ABC series, "The The pre-sold series for NBC "The girl sho gets this part + + + Cowboys," Is mother of MI_______________________________________ 8-9 ABC JANE GOODALL Is about a man called Punch is going to become a star." chael Douglas of "The Streets AND THE WORLD OF 8:30-9 NBC LOTSA LUCK who runs a circus and sho's The series will be introBelated best wishes to of San Francisco" and the exI ANIMAL BEHAVIOR "The Little Order of Law and Order" suddenly handed a 16-year-old duced through a movie for telFrank and Eva Gabor Jamewife of Kirk Douglas. __________________________________________________ RRn! nI r" T_ second of a series of animal )) specials for the Emmy Award. We Still Have Our winning Miss Goodall. It presen ts the baboons in the LUNCHEON Gombe National Park in SPECIAL t* A Tanzania, where Miss Goodall's Squares 1111 (24) Sesame Street FRIDAY (24) Nation Time research station is located, and SATURDAY (13) Movie (41) Wally's Workshop 5:30 (2) Dean Martin Strvtd II A % j )0 p the animals' habits, idiosyn(24) Wall Street EVENING 11:30 (7) Butch Cassidy Open 8:00 (2) Sanford And Son crasies and behavior in their MORNING (6) Josie And The (6) Sounding Board ) cr' 700 (2) To Tell The r (6) Dirty Sally ___________________________ n By MA .A WEINTZ Herald Staff Writer State Atty. Abbott Herring said Friday he did not have enough information to file charges in the bizzare Alta. monte Springs double murder Investigation, after discovering his office had the case file for three and one-half months without his knowledge. However, Altamonte Springs Police Chief Justice East said he fee ls the case woulti be ScS .'.. j'.,, am premise, as tar as I'm con. cerned. '4'..I. 'I- I'll ha ve more in Monday's judges colum n about the part Ule are playing in t situation, the responsibility caIeter1io. EVERY TUESDAY VEAL PARMESAN r1 Two Veç.'ibles o,-.i 0 "r 909 EVERY THURSDAY 2 lb. Western Steak chceof To Vcetabls Hi llread & 8.jt'er 909 EVERY FRIDAY the County Commissioners; lb. Chopped Sirloin and some of the prisoners who Use like pigs (b) their own actions, I might add. OR Chicken 'n Dumplins Choice of Two Vegetables Hot Bread & Butter Incidents of scattered vio- plant in nurtheast Ohio. live Stated. ,Aorking. Lemian said he left %ord for -Early today, truckers at lence continued as truck traffic small trucking firms in three Tampa rejected pleas of five slowed down in parts of more states closed and two 111hila- the next shift to check on West. Tampa Bay area mayors to than 2D states, stretching down delphin slaughterhouses locked Deputy Richard Bennett said he found West live hours later strike until the Florida the Eastern seaboard, into the their doors, South and across the Midwest. In all, at least 10,000 workers "very pale" and apparently Thou.sands of drivers were were affected, and se veral ma- tws'irig trouble breathing, Bennettsaidheusedawireto " observing the shutdown either jor steel mifls, a dozen large Area deaths because they agree with the Appalachian coal mines and a open the car door, and radioed Bridge tot help as he admin istered truckers' demand of guaran- major General Electric ) Calendar 8A lifesaving measures. Classif edath. An outopsy scheduled Ind Crossword puzzle GA Dear Abby .16A l)i. Crane 1 6A Iditorwlcomument 4A Entertainment 7A Horoscope 6A ilospitalnotes IA Public notices SA Society GA Sports 14B SUite 3/i Stocks 5A 1".' ........... 7/i . THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: The longer I live the more AI*0*OtPØ5 TAMPA keenly I feel that whatever was good enough for our fathers is not good enough for us, Oscar Wllde, Irish writer, 1857-1900. -4 , . Kennedy Boy Hospitalized saavailable - . # . - 1. -A I . 1111111M - . - - " - _____ . .. , . - '1 ' - *'h- . '1 - - -. -. . =- - - - ' I . - - __ - ____ __ was at press time on the BOSTON (API Edwa rd N. Hospi ta l Medical ('enter said in cause of death. Kennedy Jr., 12-year-old son of a joint statement Friday night Leman also reported th' the Democratic senator fruru: that there was no evidence of manager and assistant Massachusetts, has been hospi- "persiste nce of the tumor" and manager of the 8-Days Inn told talized for tests and treatment that the treatment was intended him they loaded West into his aimed at preventing recurrence to "diminish chances of car and drove him to the of bo ne cancer , recurrence parking 1t because he had The boy's right leg was amThe Kennedy family said the been causing a disturbance." putated above the knee Nov. 17 boy will have to undergo brief A spokesman lot- the motel after doctors discovered a rare hospital stays ever)' three said Saturday the motel bone tumor, weeks for an indefinite period, checked West out at noon The family and Children's depending on test results. Friday. a - ___;L 'l ' - $log .a,- I ,.~j I _,§ ii ~6 , 4 ,II..I ~ 11 I Vt.,10 * 'L, I 14a ' I L. t -. i"' ---=--c -AL - ' '- . - - -- - ' . - -. ': - - - LA . ' - - - - - - c.dt.sumd r 1)E[ I .\ H \RC \ 8 0: urIe )dnIor(1 5s.tsuninjwed ,i nig h t after hitting large hole in the Lii Champ Food Store xirkmg lot on Country Club Road, losing control of her car and bouncing through the front of the store, Florida Highway Patrol Trooper P. C. Wright said today. No charges have been filed. Herald Photo by ('ifl(IV Flanders) ' 1.' i Fri day . . . - � 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 01, 1974 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 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 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 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/624717ca86c9b15e975d0d57b48ea52b.pdf aec58374130f23c348623f08091e7758 PDF Text Text .4 The Sanford _ Herald Monday, Feb. 25. 1974 Never " __ *1 Houses for - 41 Sale bedroom. 1 bath, CB home, car l*lPd, kit(ten eQuipped. cent ral 'ut. carport 1150 down $14113 Per mo On moiage bale-ice. 3 A _ Fiz l z P. Th.' ?dV V'.. 3 up '7) .' I I S $25000 Work _.... cco ft I' It ________ ci. BROKER 3fl 7643 WANT TO TRADE UP?? Get the higest valve for your preSent smaller home or vacant lot, by Jim Hunt Realty 1l'ar Dr tniIn., I.. 313 2111 Parts.Accessories ______ ____ ____ 42A-Mobile Home Lots So CaIlbarl Real Estate 24 Hour Service Call 372-7455 Realty Miscellaneous For Sale EVEREST REALTY INC Realtor, 1601 S Hwy 17 92 - - _ --- :_ WY Neat and freshly painted 3 bedrorr home In quiet neighborhood. equipped with StOve, refrigerator. and dishwasher Great buy for 120.000 Cell George WIll, As soc. After hours. 377 7155 LL.WILL'E- nice 3 Very 0'. IF DO oon, 2 bath. Climate control, a room. fi (çIaCt. Outt3indn plan. Only 137.500 I t .. AUO$ f'i- : Ritire to a farm where you car raise - Iss,t ti, h.,a 9,a rkinn costs. Approximately $0 acre-s of r' - rfO.r-d pasture that hal bern • 'c'S%tO If-riced In the BIa(k Harr area that grows vegetables Call PlOW! Dl, Pow-Icr, Asc nC(k 'LCRESt 3 - .pp bedroom, kitchen, ilor .c'a prc'i. 'I Øtn. linci and many lItres Roberts & Inc Realtors Longwood San ford's IaIts Lead" Your Multiple Listing Agtncy Local and Netloral ULS I hi TORS 2543 Park Cr CLEAN AS A PIP1t1I I features. 3 be. newly p,inted. tenced yard. ?,-r.,guj.d Apleesureloown. check tri:a price. Only SILSOO the terms LETS DEAL I Calibart Real Estate II tov-r Stop Urn! " CASSELBERRY Do you really want t buy 4 housi! Here's your chance to steal a very ClCan 3 bdrm homefor 125.300 with central air 1. heat, Assume ow ners mfg with 54.100 down, or will arrange a new mtg with approx $1,0O down Srri,c "We Don't Till We Succeed!" Stop 4 BEDROOM "O('cor nrr ioid secj. cr$pfj.i a" orange free, church and tch oot $21100 " 4? c Elmer Bakalla, Inc. Realt or bdrm I bath, fm1t room. eqi. ped *?h rarie. ret? peretor, waver dryer and wall at con d.l.on irg unit. $17,500 SHADE COVERED Corner locatIon, 3 bdrin., 7 bath. larpe workshop, 132.500 ic ?r% wI I t,dc !" I,., IIr'd t'i'..,j r,.i'n$ 111 purchese first or SICOnd mortgages in any condition mall acreage with home. Park-like atmphere, toned agricultur al, By •PPOfltflefl. Call for In. for mation CORBETT REAL ESTA1E REALTOR 114751 DiBary 64 6414443 Mobile Homes ____ SAVE OVER 11.000 Doublewide Inventory mull be reduced & savings are being passed to you 1301 GREGORY MOBILE HOMES MHiawatnaAv, at 17.53 - - - ___________ - WINTER SPRINGSChoice s election of building sItes, available from I 3rd to 5 acre tracts Holloway Rty, 131-7500 Nitoria area. 111 7 APOPKA AR EA- 40 acres 60, on blacktop road $I2G.000 GROVELAND AREA- 40 acres on "I .11 ORLANDO AREA-- 40%qvarescrts ct na.',s'.r Rd 5300.000 51 JOHNS AP(A- S acres at 11* rs. 11 & 12. 115.000 Upright Deep Freezer. High wheel lawn mower, MUST SELL. Ph 722 idly. PINEY WOODS BARN We buy furniture and misc Sell for 25 pct Consignment Free pickups Auction Saturday at I pm , Sante-rd. 322 7270. I S1 Ths werk OnIt-, we must sell with Inc. WE TAKE TRADES Two well located building 0(1, by owner. For appointment call Shoe Skates la,Jies, 44 1 shoe, used for tar com petition. Best offer- Ph. $ 30 1464 bfOfe S. 5? Snapper riding lawn mower, used twice. Dining room set, formal desk, RECONDITIONED Refrigerators Washers and Dryers WAPRAN TY Free Delivery. WHITESIDE - Appliances -- SOQFrenctiAn. 3lO3Orlarido De 3)3 1300 123-5300 - -- APPLIANCES. 641 7611. ____________________ Sanford Auction .-vi,-.' 323 7131 Used Kirby Vacuum Cleaner, Soup KIRBY CO OF SANFORD, 2201$ Fren ch Ave. 3231130. GIbson upe ight deep freeze COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE ________ ________ Everything Reduced from 70 to 50 pet oft for gick sale Save at the Old Corral Western Shop, Hwy 17 V7. 1 MI So at DeBany. Minnesota Fats Pool table, 7', 3 Ours S Balls, W. Getters Trumpet. $50 327441 Tread Mi'l Everciser ____________ Wed! Bu Bikes, Bikes m $3 three PSYCHEDELIC LIGHTS ThIs stereo has 'record and play'' I track lope. AM X multi pion radio 60" hoar model console, wood damaged in shipment. New warranty, Original price. 5495 50 Now $131 SO with 10 pct. down, or 71 Payments of 113.50 per mo. Also 10" floor model stereo, as IS, 140 Call Credit Manager, 332.5411, SAN. FORD SEWING CENTER, 307 A. East Itt St., Sanford or ____________ SALES AND SECRETARY PHONE 377 4470 to earn money....... ,, c ' DACHSHUNDS, AXC, females, alaci and tan, also rs, $30 ea A'ppiarces CARGONL'Jl ________________________ r wIll Cut - "Don't n.edsl" Serve a useful purpose again when you sell them - Carpentry field C arpentry, R emode ling, *4itInnj" Custom Work. Free Estimate. offers excellent growth L'censea Bonded 3730095 Gkau.Mkrors DEPENDABLE. LAWN MAIN )tVlI.. CALL RALPIIS_HOME SERVICE 373. 3954 - -- -. - fl - • Speigtv & Stephens Painting Contractors 2516 Country Club Rd Exterior & Interior Painting - Sanford, Eta. 3721010 ----~ I Dog traIning in your P.ome.AI, Breed Dog Training Academy Call for free evaluation 131-7379 Home_____ Imps'OVemants ___________ cooking CIt Esp. interior & painting, repaIrs, carpentry, Its lure, mildew removal 3730734 Cit for a high , quality PET REST INN Boarding I. Gr ooming A 1 REMODELING ______________________________ .- n au Enclosed carports, addItions, roofing, painting, paneling, doors ____________________ Iwindows ReaSonable Free (st HAPPY ISLAM Uticient cleaning Guaranteed. S $1 p.m. in ?sit, of exterr io surfaces Roofs, Mobile 327 435). Homes, Commercial. Industrial, Residential 47$ guar anteed, c us tom trim, Paneling, painting, all repairs -Free estimate 322 £3S1 ______________________ Considering the vote, if it's ever taken, would come in another three months or so.,.you can never tell how man)' more would jump aboard the band wagon iespedallv with their uw'n precarious . ----•- ,- -; Pressure Cleaning I PAUL SLATER Prof essionalwalIp.pafHa,.f LiCIn%Id.ysdential Commercial $714 ________________________ Free EstImat, PPt. 377.4173 ' HOME IMPROVEMENTS Small JobS Wanted Jfl%3*,"Lake Mary' I - - hco.e Tax -, Wei Dt'i.g 19 "i ' 4 - . j ' - . 372 4433 0 fif .0. IAL a -1 I 0 60 • 'I - , - WELLS ORILLEO PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types ardsijes We repair and Service STINEMACHINE& SUPPLY I nr the wily, don't show your whaltLs tonii'ruw when your Catholic friends come in work with some dirt on their tnenh.adc tomorrow is Ash Wedne1ay. B - ;7W2ndSlD ' . . - 1) 7.1 . . ', TIMELY QUOTE--Can we not agree that a three-month trial would be better than a three-year period of little leadership and such up cCttJIlflt) ' Impeachment lttt president I, like radical surgery, Li not unthinkable when the alternative Is more Um f. 1 r 4 -- ' PlIF-SIDENT NIXON i S'ericiis I 'rib'erii'' Cornmenis Major T(-)nirq T 4 _ y ~ - dangerous."-Leon Schuil, natioral director of Americans for Democratic Action. that gasoline lines would go dnssn during the spring and summer and that gasoline - l,A, •? -, 1 prices '--.-- - - -, :',' - -I._.. it.,,; would not drop until more fuel enters th e country. INFLATiON: Nixon said his l, Hearing ,! ,? J, . By J RICHARDS Herald Staff Writer _____ if Set administration would bring Inflatlun under control this >ear ____ _____ C.-.,,- 'ArI3..fl. I'%)-4' - 1' j 55.W!' '• .' ____ 'I ' vi'li Ir - 29 P all. . viiN . in .. I I V • j - IW I receive from traffic cita tions ECONOMY: The President if il ;I11` did ' George get the supplies up that would get the prices down." - ... . I.1 1. F1 revenue from fines and for. feitures the city Is expected to LAKE MARY-City council and other fines, estimated by said the nation is "going through a downturn in the econMonday night agreed to hold a Sheriff John Polk. Council said it did not want to BpAZ as it it om)- at this potat, but not a public hearing March , teSslufl. ilt' said prospects for . was counting on the money. eight per cent utility tax tllnance to give the city what Councilman Lou Blankenship the future were good. WATERGATE: Nixon dis' Councilman harry Terry called was the only member to vote - 'necessary" funds for the rest against the ordinance hearing, closed that he rejected a r s ta ting his opposition to an) qiicit by Special Prosecutor of the year, IA'On iaworski that he te'stUHowever, Mayor Margie such "regressive ta x." before a grand jury. But be said He said if the city needed [less today reiterated her plans he was willing to answer to veto the ordinance ap- additional revenues he would proved) if she can be assured favor higher ad valorem writte n or verbal questions from the prosecutor in private. the city will not need the funds tution. FUTURE: Nixon said he from the ordinance, "I've got to live and I need 4 _____ t- sheath. Temperatures plummeted to degrees in t he area Monday night. In Jacksonville tem peratures dropped to 23 degrees, Just expect to be ImpealchM M i 4L '4! i llil%esi 6 a ______ _.__._ - . ________--- - ' ______________________ - on Increasing Court Costs Sanf A ord revenue realized for the rest of the fiscal year would be $9,600. ppeals B BOB LLOYD Cit) Editor He said the city was never warned, notifIed or consulted about raising court costs. Sanford city commissioners, upset with a request by Circuit Clerk Ar thur. Beckwith for an Increase in county court costs City Atty. Vernon Mize, in. structed by commissioners two weeks ago to investigate the count)' court situation, reported estreatures in city police c'.ses, are asking for a meeting wi th Chief Circuit Court Judge t)omlnick Salfi. fines and bond estreaturesfrom cases but Beckwith deducts court costs set by the circuit Its judges, court system 115 municipal Lee Moore said commission should point out to Salfi that administrative court costs have quadrupled under county adminstratlon wA compared to the city. "We should ask nun to review trw situation," Moore said, hit' city abolished Its municipal court under Article F'IVC ljudhcial revision) and to count)- court so Seminole could gain a second county judge. City Manager Warren Kno*les told colnrnissloners Monday night that Beckwith stir . ",.,'i ,,t costs" 1973-first year the city used county court. "Prior to this the city did the work for $4,0)0," Knowles said. "Presently he deducts $3 on guilty pleas or bond estreatures and $6 if the case goes to trial," Mixe said. 1k' said Beckwith has requested circuit court Judges raise the county court "to approximately double because of increased clerk's expenses." "If courit' court fines aren't raised," Mize warned city commissioners, "you can ex. peel city revenue to drop even illolT. costs Mize suggested IliLcsitrn ask court. has defeat ed the purpose of Article Fl"e-more efficiency at less cost. He complained the city has no control over its cases in county court and has been unable to get figures from Reckwith's office on the number of continued city cases. said it appears many of the average 583 city cases sent to county court each month aren't filed by State Atty. Abbott herring's office and thus the city receives no revenue from them. Also, if a case is dismissed or dropped by Salf judges n county court costs until "at least (k'tober," If the costs are increase - Gerald Fitzgerald, an Alabama police department i nothing. Mize said the city received an average $7,000 a month in 1973 in revenue from county court. The city's 1973-74 budget lists no anticipated revenue from court costs arA only rpo total for 1972-73. Mize said hetias been told The curr'nt average county court fine in a city traffic case Is less than the former municipal court schedule. He said, if city caseloacl stays the same, some court revenue increase may be forthcoming because county court judges recently revised bond schedules. lieutenart, who returned to -Alabin*. ifter presenting his resume to council last week was appointed unanimously at a $10,5 annual salary. Expected total cost of the one-man, one. car department Is near 114,500 for the remainder of the year. 00 Mrs. [less said she felt the utility tax presentation by Ten gave council no time to study the ordinance because he did not submit his figures until the meeting. She said she felt additional revenues due the city but not considered in the budget would make up for the police chief's salary. Council earlier tiptoed arOWul an expected 120,000 'I...,, w;r: 1*46 !-e-Aw.. ~7 __ .1 • tL -7 "i 3 I -w , ••.b Sn) county cowl Judges to raise their fine schedules. lie told commissioners the city can't pull out of the new -, That was what he said the city would need to pay for Its police chief, who was appointed at the meeting. the prosecutor the city gets the corn. circuit court to stall any and re-establish Knowles said the new system Mire Monda' the city To LN ;:: II) & - 111k ' J - I14 _, *t3 I \ l'rJ ~k $i !`_~ 10 _ i_i, _~__% Index Arekstha '!se,tfted ads t'glips Cràwu i nuzzle Mar Abby IrCrnn - 'onunent Edi' 2A 7A 7-831 . t',,,,,p,,i.,,,,,,ng Horoscope Hospital notes Public notices OA 8A 613 - . 7A 6A 7A 4A Society Sports State Stocks ti t'V -.. - - -. . 6A 1-18 5A 8/s END OF LINE FOR GASOLINE CUSTOMERS \V}I ILK service station operator HowardI lere Price hands hi ''end of line" Sign to Jacksonville motorist ('al Boswell who will motorists hoping to fill up at his station, at least hang it on (us car- the last to lIt' Iced fillor the' theydon't have to wait in line for hours only to the day be disappointed when the operator closes his puns before they reach the front of the line ''I ,ii' ii L. Price's "end of and Terry Presented his figures, those services (utilifies)." he not xing said he would not resign 1w. exemption on said, adding he felt ta tau,se the presidene should not light bills and $3 exemption on nt'Cessitles WO.S wrong. a Mercer, "he hostage to what happens to Councilman Virgini telephone bills, saying the based on a - . ,i,is14u wi VAFT"Ols.~;. 7 1 1 41111 _&_J . ,...J gram on the lawn I see inset I was encased in Its own icy Mayor -- much better than even Ustiollety Tax I rough the chance" that gasolinc, rationing ll not be needed. lie predicted " ___________________________ _________________________ _____ Cis long Icicles on a maple tree in their front garden. Each blade of set i - , 0% . : the nation has passed time of heating-oil shortages and there now is a th 4 J X **w . • into low for Feb. 67. lhleraid Photo by Lake fr' r - , _____ young time OIL SIIORTAGE.S: The Piesident sold and that the r..al answer is "to night, had one degree above the I" * conference Monday night: - :- sprinkler, turned on at frozen .. - k'. 9""e"'t5 this morning. Water from their I _ Longwood, when they awoke midnight last Fill 'I !lrZ~ ; -.J; Awinter)-scenegreetetjMr and Mrs. WInthrop A. Gates, 202 Fisher Place, Lake Ruth, s'nt city cases DICK JOYCE WILL DRILLI NG 3" and larger, pumps, sprinklers _WIter flhoveri Tax return s prepared up Lake Mary Public Accounting Call 773 I37 or 37)I7 1 1 closer.i i-_ _________________ Walaper Hanging No Cbs to Small P 1 McIntosh. 372 ' elections coming closer and i - 30 or less. "• - No lEastRoadIi2 lsJC Entraricel 377 1155 - were to Impeach President Nixon today, about 50 senators would vote to convict him. It takes 67, About two or three weeks ago, there was a total of -,: bargain! Look to classIfIed any limp read I oa y • (lessifleds Free advice S. I . 322-26 aIes P1an S * I - Elf __________________________ JACKSON'S CERAMI(5, SupplIeS , kiln dealer. 10$ Closed Thursday ~ - Obviously, I disagree. ..even though chances would appear to 1 _______ fl EXPERIENCED WORKMAN 'attfarb i3rrath TO LIST COUNTY -. We'll do your Painting According to this week's r Nolobfoosmallpt, m157, edition of Grit, if the house 1705 or 377 1010 Personal Tom Service " ..... - '------- Poit1ig Floor Wailvig. Windows 32') 0*4S i 6. 1, Pressure Cleaning, Eaves cleaned, Foots cleaned & Coaled- C.r1es UsedFaf,navlpm.ril will s.lIfasI JIM eesywilha Classified Ad Call 3"376l1 or Ill If you listened to Mr. Nixon last night land incidentally, j I congratulate the press for the improvementln the flne questioning, as opposed to the "contrived" werl.e nf questions posed during his visit to Disney World last Novemberl, he would ha ve us be lieve that there sha ll be no impeac?UIIent. - T1NALt EXTERIOR PRESSURE CLEANING Low In cost. high In results, thai'S classified ads .resd and use themt The Circulation Department toll. (Sock 'cmii a tulle, Mack,... but, keep 'em out of the woods, O.K.? . ___________ SENKARIK GLASS 6. PAINT CO 210 Magrioi a Ave an _____________________________ - 1F ) 'I: ____________ Washed sand fill for bt*n and foundations. Will deliver. 377-110* Shell or á.sphalt DrIcew, VIPICENT'S CARPENTRY Interior Trim, Paneling, C us tom Carpentry. No lob too Small 372 where attorney Mack Cles.'eland will be playing in the Pro-Armi on Wednt'sl,'s',.and his partner is scout' unknown" see and House Cleaning _______ BuldozMg "sunshine state" sometime in 'j Lawn and Cot Cli.n1p, 11gM Hauling, Tremblay, 3332771. - Bsity Care s G _________________________ - Ad appropriate to ask the golfing pros to converge on this Speaking of the CiUw Open. I YOU CALL-I HAUL Call Br ad for clean tip of trash and refuge ReasonIe rates. 372 *3)3 ______ 1I1 SjantordAie ,372 3443 The answer to "What to do with your old Car," Sell it with a Classified it t.,,lA fl 10111 S "r' ' 'sn.t. _ Fiigmvi,g TODD'S CARPENTRY Specializing in small asd odd lobs Call $31 11 opportunities. u.n, '''r' I ro I) cIa a i'ial KEN KERNS GARAGE H IL ENGRAVING CorrpleteAutomotive Service SERVICE KERNSTRANS.MISSIONSERVICE Metal. Plastics, Jewelry, Troçlsies Auto, Stand & Clutch SpecIalists 611 Beth Dr. Sanford. 3725531 Free Dick UP. delivery & towI In Sem- Co with maior work, position is ideal for a man or woman who enjoys that hey! MY t11er mometer was "frozen" at 28 early this am. If that swhat the Citrus Open does to the weather each What the _____ ____ Tbpre never was a belief t'mr 'ham ___ A SpolihJ or somethin'. lots - Call 3721314.377 swering Service. $30 501$ Avtomotiv. S.k. a lie', flits, p All makes teww Inachime repair cleei.oe. 11114 MANAGER a career position lr&ClDf with acreage or $$9. Commercial & Residential Efectrical Service, Llcensedi, Bonded, All SensInoia Ca, 34 Hr. An Full line GE Appliances Sanford Electric Company 3123 Part DrIve, 372 1343 _ .II1lL'L1I all 4??? of I John LO November or December, eh? Twentyeight.. .that's enough to freeze your...your bird bath, excuses DIal 32)74111W $31 9513 Animal maven oroon Ing and Boarding Kennels. 322 -Sill. with the challenge ! ___ _____________ BULLDOZER WORK :learing lots our SpecIalty. 313.1731 after outside, safes work coupled 1, ___________________________ ____________________________ - For Ire. .ttImsl.I. call C4erl Complete bathr oom remodelIng HarrIs, at SEARS in Sanford 372 SPECtALf3walI-$ over t$55 so 17?l _____ all antime 5727691 ~, / -. 98 14 dim C..'k r I - , -4 I SEMINOLE ____________ Experts Ready To Serve You _________________ (:'fir 4ATTRISS lox SPRINGS KHt,s.wveItl$ j -, _____________ ____________ Andboa rding With loveS care p.,-, Professional Pt, 373 3554 or 373 W will allow - _____ A .- Co.dNIs.ig .0 INW*,.. A A through SI at plate the % 'ii I III I 6 1 A Directory Marrh ' FINGERS _________ ________ F. Spanlel,A XC 2 males, 3 mo • blk & white. $73 I, $100 M aitland S31.7t42. of TOUCH S ENGLISH SPRINGER the WINTERS ICY - H (ask for the circulation department) C"Thr J0* 4wattfon) i 11 J.lIIsL11E1i1iN1I&1 S3tIfl UVIt PlAZA IIIUPIU Sale ~& situations - regardless of -. _________________ & _T4 , k citizens in "emergency" letters _____ _____________ __ ____________ __________________ Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only II per day. _______________________________________________ CARROLL'S FURNITURE - 3222611 I, Rent Apply in person to... CALL ' ___________________ ________________ Toy poodlepcppes. ___________________________ AKC, 323 dS40or 373 3645 NFUSON Staff Writer 46 11111~ _______________ N) - w. . s topics at his news _____________________ - Beam ___ We till plow gardens and flower beds- Very re3sonabfe, 3n121 Pets and Supplles V1 /"..11 -- - -- 64 Equipment for Rent fort '.' any 1944 Ford Gala. I, ExcellentCondltion __________________________ Ph 1971 Super Beetle, elm green with allibasfar interior, extra economy wdnke. $1955. Call Paul, at.3fl 1431. Dealer ANTIQUE DAYBED in _________ _____ Autos • - ; 1*00 CALL CREDIT MANAGER.)?) 62)0 ____________________ CITRUS TREES from $i65 to IS $ Lowoverheadrict$onallplanfs, Drive a little Save a lot. Oviedo NurSery and Bird Farm, Rd. 115, 2 mi N. of OvIedo. 3614)51 i ~ - Call 372-1792 ________________________ with a classified ad from Sanford Herald Call us todayf Don't delay Just dial 372-2611 or 131 5953 To place your low cost This Is wait to buy 966 or '67 Flat, condltlofl. $363775 '66 CHEVY PICKUP NOTHING DOWN, TAKE OVER 80 year. % the end Ilk. ,county will sell to dealers station is out, while a yellow cording to Commissioner Sid five-nian dealer's steering a driver at cost large flags to let drivers flag will mean "emergency" Vihien Jr. committee, told the board day. to purchase gas on even see at a glance what the gas sales only. Vihien, who chairs the "This program will help us A strictly voluntary, modified Acting on the endorsement numbered days of the month. situation is each day. Slonday night's dealers and emergency fuel resources (even though) we probably "Oregon Plan" of alternate da y and at the request of the Allied • 'Orjj " numbers or the letters With a $5.00 maximum city representatives meeting, committee which spearheaded don't have enough gas to start gasoline sales to begin Wednes. Gasoline Retailers Association N on through Z at the end of the purchase allowed, and no sales attended by less than 20 dealers the dealer's agreement on a the Program." day of next week was approved and representatives of the plate will allow gas purchases to people with more than half a and not a single elected city voluntary "Oregon Plan," said Dekle, Vihien and William tciday by the Seminole County county's 138 gas stations, the an odd numbered days of the tank, drivers seeing a green official, expressed skepUcism he feels that public disgust with Tucker, executive director of "..' '""' Viei•iIi•J•Ui• $UItU I, .1_el.. nag WIll Know that mc "nor. tne plan win work unless it is long lines and unsafe Inc fl3UØI. • att ic The board approved a five- would authorize sales n odd- lllntfl, Sunday i,% Ill tv ,I clo5ed (i.i y, tilill" odd-even systein is in also adopted by Orange and conditions ,Aill produce per agreed the commission must 90 point program leaving dealers even days based on lkmse eXpt on the Florida Turnpike. effect, Volusia Counties. cent compliance wi th the odd. approach Orange and Volusia with discretion to sell to plates. Here, at a glance ,are President Anymonth with a 31stday will A red nag, will mean -no But dealers agreed to let even plan. Counties to gain tourists, conutiercial users, and r Nixr)n*s comments an major "Even" numbers or the "' for all drivers, gas " to any one bec ause the Seminole take the lead, a'. Mel 1)ekle, chairman of a cooperation, __________________ ______________________ Antiques 11), CHRIS 1971 Vega Station Wagon Ac Excellent condition, I-speed $1900 Call after S or weekends, 32)1611 - ______________________________ ___________ hours starting P.M. each weekday afternoon, i deportdaie automobile, and a desire 1:30 direct ___________________ _______________________ _________________________ _______ management of Distributors. about 167 VW - 3770214 _____ TV- Radio DISTRIBUTORSHIP. If you can spend two to pct.-Buy Ef C Herald Nothing dowri, take over. 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(formerly HarrIett's Beauty NO) 515E Pine 377 574'3 FOR 1974 I 4' ').' 1 73 Pinto Squire Wagon. A T. Air, AM FM, Luggage rack. Bob Baxter, TownS Country. For domestic & Imported Pitikups - The INCOME '41 Volkswagen Ph. 37)4060 1 lop m. _________________________ 1945 JEEP, I WHEEL DRIVE I STE P B UMPE RSS37- 50 CASH 372 1)32 For used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Buy I or 1001 items ___________________________ Larry's Mart, 71$ Sanford Ave. l Must Sell Trucks and Trailers : recession this 01 it Call Paul at 323 1651 Dra;cr $1100 Ph 327 4173 7913 Ford F 10 Pick up, with 111' bell, auto trans. radio, $360.) Call 372 - but as a problem. "Looking to the future, I believe we can say now that while the crisis has been passed, the problem remains," he said. 'It is a serious problem, but it is one that can be dealt with ..." The President gave no date when he thought the embargo would be lifted, but he said he believes it is in the best interests of the Arab nations to begin U.S. oil shipments again. lie said Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger's Middle East trip to get a troop disengagement on the Syrian front will have a positive eff ec t in getting the embargo lifted. "By the same token, if the embargo is not lifted, it will naturally slow down the efforts that we are making on the peace front," Nixon said. l9fl VW Bus, elm green, alabaster nteror E.lra, e,lra sharp $3175 _____________________________ 6.441126, Winliff Park, _________ ______ Original III. Mutt sacrlflcet PPvsa 2)2 5351 1144 DELTOfIA. 3 bedroom, 3 bath all ---tJlfQQkFlLlU. '71, sit up on I acre I electric home in A I condition wooded W. river rights. boat _______________________ Garage, screened polio. Central ______________________ _______________________ ramp, 3 bdrm., 41' * 17' Ooaler heat & ar Large corner lot wth 3730350 vir* , eitrss $Jl I -reaSonable otter HillcreSt 17*40 $ mo old. Con. ha All electric, utility shed, covered 1 ''i'-oom. l'j bath, family room, Clot Ch $1500 doca'n. lake over 372 ' ,vooded acre 133.000 Acre Sk 20 l.i,Ait, REALTOR, 3737750 Circulation Department is taking applications for a ADDED o un V 11 ,... V.... V Harley Davidson 1960 model Ill) Excellent condition, never banged Ill Bridgestone 330, 1230. Slightly up or chopped Fully dr essed damaged '4$ Nova, 6 cyl V er y good condition. 11600 Ish. 323 411M. 172 MI lask for Woody). - Nixon referred to the fuel shortage not as a crisis, 3650 3733644 O IC 94Th C PU5 WANTED Top prices pad. used, any (ondt,on salianal prices like $2200 Is, Bow-riders. 1)253; Galvanized $335 II' trailers $353; Powerful il lOS HP Motor, 11753 Eyeand 8uy at the Fair ROBSON MARINE 2971 HWY 17 97 65 'Auctioneering Servicee' CLEARANCE SALE .,, I _______________________________ Gow condition,175 Ph. ______ Iffy, sell, consign, appralse, of special sales out of an ything of value 1700 French Ave Sanford, F Ia 1211340 323 7434 ,.,,, C lUll P BLAIR AGENCY JIM DANDY PEEDS Direct from boxcar -- low est whole sate prices guaranteed Open 7 am to 9 p m. 6 do" GORM LV'S. 3 ml east of Sanford on 16 at R R L 32] 473] neuns Tuesday through March MAIN GATE All ties, ICfl Bikes, ,- •_ Motorcycle mnsur.'ce - Feed -11 TRI SONIC it Cruiser, stereo, depth tinder, It firs, total time. List 17.500, Sacrifice 1SX100, Ph, 1113003611 $8 __ O. IfliO• Ufl, Gas Range, $30. * PUBLIC AUCTION EVERY MONDAY NIGHT, AnI,ques, TVs Msceflaneous. New and used furn'ture and apoliances Plus special sales (watch ads). condition, Price 10 Cents Crisis At several points in the news conference, "serious into CYL RUNS GOOD In 4116 _____ V.ESTINGP4OUSE air Conditioner, KENMORE WASHER, parts, levy 21000 MU, 1153. CurlisMatPils ice, used machines color TV II"consol,,$l50. Ph. 373 MOONEY APPLIANCES, 321 0697, 3912. * tank, excellent 3234302 .,. Florida 32771 Year, No. 161 President Nixon has the energy crisis to a Energy \ 71 Honda 7) 1566 Chrysler 9.7 Outboard with -- Nice wooded lot toned for mobile GOLOEUTOUCH'NSEw home Has well, pay small down. assume existing mortgage. In Slowing cabinet, repossessed Singer's best model, winds bobbin in machine Fully automatic Pay CLIFF JORDAN balance Of 171 or 10 payments 01 REALTOR $315772 $1 Call Creoit Dept. SANFORD SEWING CENTER. 3W A East SO Miscellaneous 1st St , Sanford. 3fl 5111. Eves $65. 1116 For Sale other Items. Ph $313417 Equipment - . Tuesday, February 26, 1914-Sar,ford 66th I97I MATADOR. ldr Sedan. FUEL MISER, up to 19 ml. per gal. l,s7s Terms can be arranged remainder good sha pe Par ts or all. Also Riverilde 340 parts. Best otter 372 3075. , BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR SOIB BALE,13 50195 IOU - A * - - NORTHERN TIMOTHY HAY Boats & Marine SS 372 $961 Singer Poultry 3 bulls 2 CG (' I's .%I'US .5-D miniature goats Ph 122 1461 or 322 6860 ___________________ 'A * Livestock And - flU•. th i$rra - Downgrades problem" and predicted shorter gasoline lines for Americans by spring and an end to the Arab oil embargo. While citing improved odds against gasoline rationing, Nixon pledged to veto the emergency t'r1gy 1)111 now before Congress lilt comes to him containing the proposed ollprice rollback, Such a measure would increase th e fuel shortage and require "rationing all over th e country," Nixon declared in his nationally broadcast news conference Monday night. Ile also said the administration would bring inflation under control by increasing food and fuel supplies, rather than controlling prices, and again vowed to k ee p the economy from sinking Dealer. - ____ only _ - it TELEVISION SETS StIP MILLERS 2619 Orlando Drive, 372 WS2 tremendous sacrifice. beautiful custom maoe living room fur niture Was, love seat, chair. coffee tables, paintings, wall dec or , etc. For example. Sofa wofIfi $400, will sell for $153. Please call. 644 SAII offirt, 6 p m 1)01W. Fairoanke Realtors $07333 Household Goods - .•.. - . ____ Motorcycles 18 _________________________________ 67 Your ay amber gold. alabaster Interior, slsarst sharp! $7195 Call Pete at 337-1451 __ .,..i_ ,. .. .. rriyrw..i ,,yy,,s •Vs CENTRAL FLA. FAIR - MC'Oite Home Bank Regosiessions 15 to chooSe troi'n $31 7)2) Dealer Payton At tally. 377 REALTY First St. 322 3411 47 ACREAGE ;q'.j 534 7551 Southeastern Acceptance Cor x,r4t.on, 671 1123 bdrm . 7 bath. big ling area, tflI onto Ia?9C patio, Control '"a' and air. 53&c00 ;v.. i Park 117W SPACIOUS LIVING I Fern BALL ECONOMICAL 1 - $30 Ca'! 1727155 lh Electric Hospital bed, 7 mos old, *,It sell or rent. Call 322 6536 Lots and Acreage Forrest Greene, Gilman 830.5500 Call 3222420 Anytime c-i' 33 SANFORD- HOME WITH 10 ACRES !'rson hornes on Hartwell Three ,!, -r s -- S;r old buckskin Usedforhun!,ng $300 Terms Phone323-*095or322 per mo or 5117. cash HALLMARK 417 1577. 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MID FLORIDA REALTY TVRadio.Stereo * For Sale-Book cases, large I, •-- -. ii l 3 tI'(JfCIY1, 2 ,th. Florida room. climate 'VrJ, t'rr r,'r% sits.061 I -,- ___________________________ Junk Cars Removed 3 super Vega, nfnrb It 1962 VW, rebuilt engine 6 m • 6,001) ml, guarantee, new paint, new in fl7I. specticn, -. _ _______________________ _______________________ _______________________ TRAILER LOTS- DELANDAREA Stenstrom 9:4 Die II Volt Bailer ies$ll.fl 17 carpeting Large oak shaded corner lot Start the ball rolling Call Ban yellow. ____ _______ ____________________________________ -------- •I.L. downgraded lawn interior I speed with air. 2.00O mileS Ready for you, at $2153 Call Pete at 377-1631 Repairs PEE L'S BODY SHCP I 10 Sanford Avenue plan home. Just completely After hourt 3.773551 322044* redfated I nc luding new shag ) '1!144 1572 - WASHINGToN (Al-) Cal. l73 VW Sunroof, Tecat - Auto 76 MOSSIE C. BATEMAN I p[ ALIOR *..,.t... President "0 4I 4 er TAFFER REALTY 1IOOE thSt 372 6655 tv 0 •2v Spartan Trailer, 1573 model like 77.000 miles, 4 s peed, double new 1200 and pick up payments of ______ th.arP. extra nice $3130 Call Don $U mo cell fl3•I72. t 377 1*31 Deal , _ 1565 VW Camper. pastel wftite, with burnished gold Interior. Has been UCIIEVELLE WAGON completely checkej and In NOTHING DOWN, TAKE OVER specled. 571'S Call Don at CALL CREDIT MANAGER 3716230 laSt. Dealer. -. .. _ _ Time Travel Trailers __________________________ D , [ Every , A' REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE 3 bOrm. den, dining room, family room ; walk______ to shopping I, schools GEAR IS IN DEMAND SELL IT POW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD. They •\ • R)JIvs A 5t room, fenced yard. 116.500 373 1200. 1 0 LONGER USED CAMPING Ad. Want by Art Sonsom '..'l lMrLt,'V(j'4tLP SANFORD FHA. 3 bedrooms. carpet. 1*30 dow-n 1136 36 mo HOLLAND REALTY, 3237025 'ULP REALTY, 322 2335 A THE BORN LOSER Housesfor Sale _ bedroom. 1 ba'h, Florida With e 0iiiiiiiiiiiiii line'' sign is bad news to '.i'r\ '. �- - - 2A — The - - - Row- - -- — - -- - Sanford Herald— Tuesday, Feb 26, 1974 resident ut Ru es Impeachment NATICThJ II 't00% -1 il- -W 1 ( l k 'J WASHINGTON (AP) — PreaSaying such matters Ident Nixon has declared "I do der (fiscussion between rom. 0116 not expect to be Impeached" mittee counsel and his ow . . , and repeated he will not resign chief Watergate counsel Jaine s In a wide-ranging flCWS confer D. St Clair, Nixon said ence in which he also said the "lam prepared to cooperate . .11111,74;0. chances for gasoline rationing with the committee in any Way ' 'lV1r "r '' .. -. were less than 50.50 .1 0,11 consistent with rn . I e • Nixon discussed Watergate, stitutional responsibility to de. the energy crisis, his Income fend the office of the presidency taxes and other subjects In a 38- against any action which would minute news conference weaken that office and the SPRING-LIKE DAY IN WASHINGTON Monday night, his first in four ability of future presidents to YOUNG MAN rides a bicycle along the months, carry out the great responsj wiusual springlike warmth in the middle of Potomac River in Washington, D.C., on a clay of The Presi dent also disclosed bihties that any president will winter, during the nationally broadcast have. session that he had been asked to testify before a Watergate grand jury but -respectful declined to do so" on conN I X 0 fl S Supreme Court To Hear stitutional grounds. In other high points Nixon Asti said: ,' —lie expects waiting lines at service stations to become shorter by spring and summer Busing Children but sald "the priceofgasolineis Issue not going down until more DEIRCIT lAP) — The U.S. tegrate schools in supplies of gasoline come into Detroit and Involve the entire metropolitan finding Supreme Court will hear argu- its that public officials had the country." predominantly white subarea because complete deseg. fostered WASHINGTON AP — here merits Wednesday In a case that ur bs. segat1on by law (de —"I, of course, will be gla d to regatlon of the ci ty's syste are highlight quotes from Pi may deride whether children m jurc). pay the tax" If the Senatellouse The area, encompassing alone would create large black can be bused across school more than 3O0usre miles, " consistent history of of. committee on Internal revenue ident Nixon's news conference has majorities in all schools. Monday night: distri ct lines to achieve racial a lntii 'nrn!!m,nI ficlal action in this state for well taxation - -' 'i! e! tleaung.oii shortages — 'We isig balance in classrooms, 780,000 students in 53 school dis- Volt only would simply change over a century has been to should not have claimed a have now passed through At Issue is a finding by a fed- t.ricts in three counties, break down segregation, not to deduction for the gift to a school the crisis." eral judge that public schools In which Is now foster it," Kelley says. The threat of cross-district perceivedsystem government of his vice presi. as black and w hi te to Gasoli ne — "There La much Detroit have been segregated busing has stirred dentlal papers because docu. better than an even chance up massive one that would be perceived A study of proposed in merits over the years by racially dis- resistance In the suburbs, with black, "thereby IiIng tegratic)fl plans shows that hun- Filed bestow ing them wee not there will be no need for gas criminatory legal acts of the parents groups prior to repeal of n tax rationing ... the lines for vowing to keep flight of whites" from the city. dreds of new school buses and gasoschool board and the state, their children out of public Roth's ruling that a an estimated 85,000 pupils provision permitting such do- line wIll oecome shorter In the To remedy the situation, U.S. schools rather than would be bused between dis. ductions allow them metropohtan.mdo remedy spring and summer months,... District Court Judge Stephen C. to be bused, —The United Sta tes will pur- the price of gasoline Li not needed to achieve to achieve a racial halIntegration tlict3 going' Roth ruled in 1971 that a busing Judge Roth ruled any in- was upheld Judge IIIice of 75 per cent white pupils sue detente with the Soviet Un- to go down until more supplies by the 6th U.S. Plan must be adopted to Inplan for Detroit must circuit Court of AppeaL'. and 25 per cent blacks In about ion, and Nixon admires the of gasoline come into the cottrage of exiled Soviet author Country,,,." l TheSupremeCowj agreed to l000 school Alexander Solzhenitsyn. He ear the ca.3e when it was apIn a similar case Involving said that In past Inflation — "We will bring Inyears of conpealed by Michigan Ally. Gen. schools in Itichmond,Va., and frontation Solithenitsyn rather NUOn M*control as the year Frank J. Kelley on behalf of the two adjacent counties, the SuWestern goes on, but I would not tin than being eslioti to governor, state board of pane Court deadlocked 4 to 4 Europe, "would have been sent derestitnate the problem ,,, education, superintendent of last term, and no legal prece- to Siberia or probably worse." controls have been tried public intruction and state dent was set. Justice Lewis F. controls have been found want- , treasurer. l, Powell Jr. of Virginia had dis- Infl answer to hig her l' ation under control as the bog. strongly denies Roth's qualified prices is to get up the supplies year goes on, but I would -i un de restimate the problem. We that would get the prices WASHINGTON tAP) — are going to contin ue to light down," Beans are so expesive even the COLUMBUS. Ohio (AP) Economy — "We are going It." tinning a ' supreme court Agriculture Department says It Ile also said that efforts to through what I would say is a afford to donate any t ecislon after afou ,r-.year battle arrange a Middle East peace downtunin the economy att snt delight skid row beer poor people and schools. . could be hampered lithe Arabs point, but not a recession. And I Further. according to USDA 'W wine store owner George eto Jr. bean experts, the price crunch prospects are good." the United States. WASHINGTON (Al') — The it was Increased from 130000 a against "People think I should be probably will worsen before he followed th . Impeachment — "... a ct-tm. is up with the new harvests are ready la te r agonizing, election-year ques. year to $42,500 in ippy. My wife says should be 4 $ trial offense on the part of the 1969, would go sertion that be believed year. But even after the ated, but I'm not," Pcto said this lion of whether to take a pay up to $45,700 thIs year, 149,100 Arabs will lift the embargo. President Is the requirement onday as he waited on harvest the general momentum raise Is closing In on members next year and In 1976 to $52,800. for impeachment ... I do not Turning to gasoline stoma's in his rundown of food prices may keep beans 01 Congress. Similar three-step raIses are Nixon said "there Is a much expect to be Impeached." liquor much higher than a year or so its shelves of cheap th TheSenate Post Office and provided for federal judges and better than even chance" that ago. d adult Watergate Investigation — Civil Service Committee, meet. top executive branch officials, the country can avoid rationing, "... The special prosecutor The Bureau of lAbor Ststis. ing On the I=* In a '1 won't be happy dosed ses. except that Cabinet members and he gave the credit for ads until theY tics tells this bean story: A year Sion today, reportedly was arid Supreme Court to transmitted a request that I e punished and they have to justices conservation measures Unago a one-pound bag sold in searching for an acceptable would testify before the grand jury Y. flwy won't have their salaries In- dertaken by the American and on constitutional do anything retail stores for 25.7 cents on the co mpromise, grounds I creased from 160,000 to $64,500 people, e this again," he said. average. By January this year respectfully declined to do so. I ' Its recozn:flemjati will just in a single step next year. 'They" are state liquor conbeans were 57,2 cents a bag. On Watergate, Nixon was did offer, of course, to respond e a prelunIrary to a vote in the I agents. Last week the Agriculture Senate itself, possibly later this Resolutions before the post asked whether it might not be in to any interogatorien n 1969, three agents swept Department. for the first time week. Office Committee gave It vail- the best interest of the Country special prosecutor might want ough his stare searching for In recent memory, rejected all Majority Leader Mike Maria- ma choices, ranging from dis. to have a full impeachn)ent to submit or to meet with hun dence of gambling. Peto offers by vendors to sell dry field, 1)-Mont., said that the approving all the proposed trial Iii the Senate, personally and answer quesraises to blocking only the Er.. d, When they were unsuc. beans to the government for do- sooner the senate voles, The President piU1CJod u (ions. And be indicated that he sful, they confiscated map. nation to various food program better, creases for members of Con. It is his belief the House will not did not want to proceed in that IS. gress to permitting only Judges Vote for Impeachment pro- W5V." operations. Under a law passed In 1967, to get higher pay. ater, Peto was charged with Farmers in Michigan, Call, salary Increases included ceedings and added, "1 do In tog obscene material. fornia, Idaho, North Dakota, President expect to be impeached." Witi Nixon's budget will Still another possibility under i a decision M onda y, the Su- Nebraska, Colorado and other The first question put to him take effect automatically discussion me Court prohibited the Ii- bean areas produced a smaller March was recommending dealt with the extent 0 which 6 unless disapproved by that a pay boost for Senators he r department from stopping crop last year, about 16 8 W. ____________________ will cooperate In providing ______________ Marble sale of porn3graphy along lion 1(K)-lb. bags, compared with either the Senate or the House. and House members be de. materials for the House ______________________ Under Nixon's proposal, conferreci i liquor. until next year, alter the Judiciary Committee currently 18.1 million in 1972. gresslonal pay, not raised since election, es 1110111 Of Sahloird, "' considering Impeachment, ______________ Redd Foxx Waiting IDS ANGF'I.Es i Al -- NBC's ctrnedy "Sanford and has taped two shows without its co-star Redd Foxx, nho's undergoing tests for a nervous condition at a local hospital. An attorney for the 51-yearold entertainer, Stanley Ma. lone, said x-tors are running tests and expect results by the end of the week, but he declined to name the hospital where Foxx is staying. "It's all up In the air," said Malone, "His return to the show depends on the outcome of the tests." There are three shows left to tape in the popular comedy series this season. Martin Trial April 23 LOS ANGELES iAPi — Dean Martin Jr., Z2-year-ol d son of the entertainer, has been ordered to appear for trial April 23 on charges of illegal possession of Firearms and transferring of firearms, Young Martin, who Is known as "Dino," pleaded innocent to the charges Monday. He was arrested Jan. 16 by Treasury Department agents who said be had In his possession eight machine guns and an anti-tank gun. He was accused of transferring two of the weapons to a federal agent. Charles Weedman, his attorney, said at the time that Martin collected guns and was selling his home and part of his collection. Dim, a pre-med student at UCLA, Is married to actress Olivia Hussey and lives in Beverly Hills. Pension Reform Debate WASHINGTON IAP) — Pension reform Is beginning a long r,ew step toward enactment by Congress. The House is opening debate on a massive bill whose major provisions are aimed at threats to participants In private pension plans. The kgtslatkm is spurred by stories of empinyes facing old age without the retirement benefits they expected. Hearst Family Waits IULLSHOROUGH, Calif. (AP) A fourth week of ang. ui.thed waiting has started for the family of kidnaped newspaper heiress Patricia Hearst. The Hearst family is awaiting an answer from the terrorist group which abducted Miss Hearst on Feb. 4, the Symblonese Liberation Army, toan offer ofano(jr million in food inexchange For the rekase of the year-old Univeisity of California coed. Hearst and a Hearst family Foundation have already made $2 million in food available to California's needy. R ace In Law Schools WASHINGTON (AP) — In a case that could affect a ride range of "affirmative action" programs, the upreme Court is being asked to decide whether law cbools may consider race in deciding which students to dmlt. Scheduled for argument today before the high court Is le appeal of a Seattle youth, Marco DeFunis, who was enied admission to the University of Washington while 3$ iinority grouP members were aocepted although they .d lower scores on admissions tests. The Washington Supreme Court upheld the university's ) lie)- of preference for minorities on grounds it served an erriding state interest — increasing the number of Limeity group lawyers. Missing Balloonist ' . ' WASHINGTON (AP) — The National Meteorological Center estimates that missing adventurer Thomas Gatch Jr. had to ditch his balloon "fight Heart" in the Atlantic Ocean some 900 miles from the African coast. A spokesman for Catch relayed the report from the federal weatheragency Monday as rescuers continued searching the sands and seas of Africa in vain for any sign of the 41-year-old balloonist. Gatch, from Alexandria, Va., was striving to become the first loan to r the Atlantic in a balloon, He was last sighted Thursday morning by a Spanish freighter same two-thirds of the way across the Atlantic. drifting at an altitude of only about 1.000 feet The spokesman for Gatdi said the m ological center estimated, on the h11sss of the sighing and known wind conditions, 1h.t (;tth ant' fiifl )-'rul-,'.. tir ...... . -- oliticians Trying For Victory E rnp ty' Congress To Settle Pay Raise U.S. , BRISSON FUNERAL HOME Testimony " "When Service Maticr" _ ____________ - WASHINGTON (AP) — Pres- __ ______________ low a ___-- __________ ___________ _________ fy before the Watergate grand - Juries but he would be willing to work ou a way to tell his side of the story to special prosecutor I,&'on Jaworski. 'I'hi' special prosecutor MH, lli(iM"m' I) i)F.MPS tra nsmitted the request that I ...Chorale director testify before the grand jury MR. THOMAS o. DIMPS and on ianstitutiona! grounds I Funeral service, for respectfully declined to do so," D. Demps, director of Bethune.the President told a news con- Coomrnan College Chorale, who fererct. Mont:t niohi -i 1.6 . + ___________ '_J_ ,5)I1'IIIUM- PL11 N Nd11!/ V ' -• :.......,..,. _, -....... - I . - - • .,. I , . . - :. • . - . 'l —'.-.-.. , • . I)WAJWfl) BY MAMMuTII 'l'URH-GENEjA'I'U}( ... Ihis Soviet electrician studies it diagram in I.eningrad where enormous thermal and h'droelec'tric P''r machitwrs' is mant1Iac tured ____________________________________________ WORLD TODAY , Me kongDelto Fighting SAIGON, South Vietnam Al' — North Vietnamese and v:t't ('ong troops have inflicted heavy losses on South Vietnamese forces in the Mekong Delta, field reports said today. ('omnmnuntst troops, attacking behind a heavy ar. tillery barrage, overran 500-600 militiamen on Sunday south of ('an Tho, and 2); mnilitt.uiit'n were reported kill ed , ,,.! 'rt' iiiissin a n d .'l nere nl'ufld(1. 'there was rrport on Communist losses. In another battle Monday on the edge of the U Minh forest about 145 miles southwest of ,Siigon, Viet ('ong troops sht'lltvi and attacked a govern. timent battalion of 4(X) men at the Tan Phu Base. The South Vietnamese called in bombers and artillery, and field reports, said the government bombardment leveled the base. The (ate of the g&.vt'rnmiien( battalion was still tinknuv.n today, tail field repor ts said the !iatt.alion (1011' tTllflI',t'. his deput and others %vrt' iilicsimiiZ Price Of Gold Soars To Jaworski Went Nixon says he won't testi ' y ON FAMOUS' STRATFORD' SOFAS AND SECTIONALS Choose From Velvets, Herculons, Plaids, Tweeds, Solids alid Stripes. Itit HALLMARK OF FINE FURNITURE IS,.. -- h Bean Cost Reaches New High SAVE 900' TO 9.50 • .. Quotes Court V * cto r LONDON iAl' Britain's I1 figures shun that the the two major larties said the less than a twelfth the size of three major political parties situation is too gravefor Labor trade figures were the writing the January figure was widely each tried today to turn a or li berals to handle," he said. on the wall" for Heath. He credited with ousting Laoor and record trade J,-Ili) j3 vote. But Labor Ixirty leader liar. warned that "Britain faces a Wilson in 1970. The Laboritei getting issue in the general oId Wilson said the figures were (.Tisis of immense proportions." were ahead then in all but one of election Thursday. more evidence tha t "on every The previous record deficit the opinion polls; this time the Prime Minister Edward rcI count the handling of the was 364 million pounds last Oc polls are unanimous In giving Heath's Conservative govern- nation's economy by the Con. tuber. Chancellor of the Ex- the Conservatives the lead. ment announced that Imports servative go%ernrnent has been chequer Anthony Barber The latest poll, taken for the exuedtd exports ir,Janu,ir by itIict,r AIIh UJi . I... $1 iPv again 'JIUILU auuui LJLIIJ oi t h e Daily Mail, showed the Liberals 3.83 million pounds, or 1.8809 predicted victory for his forces, January deficit on the in- rising fast at the expense of million. Heath said this biggest he told them: 'Let no one un- creased cost of Middle East oil, both major parties. The tAbertrade deficit in British history derestinuite the grim situation and the government said the als were the choice of 22 per shows the gravity of the nation. we shall be taking over," nation needs massive foreign cent, up from 16.9 per cent fise at crisis and the need for his J&'rt'niv Thorpe, to third. credit to stay solvent, days ago, while the Contough program to control wages place l.iberals hope The political effect of the servatives dropped from 43.4 to to capture and prices. the balance of nower between de ficit was unclear. A deficit 40.5 and Labor from 37.8 to 35.5 -. - Major Watergate Might Have Ditched -- . Tuesday, Feb. 26, 1974--3A ,British $ . OIAMI (AP) Entertainer Sammy Davis Jr. was listed In satisfactory condition today In a Miami hospital with what was diagnosed as a mild digestive system disorder." Doctors at Mt. S1na Hospital said Davis was un dergotgfurtherta nouidprobablyrenijt hospital for some time." Earlier, a spokesman had said that the entertainer would be released after a day or two. Davis, 4, was taken to the hospital Monday after experiencing chest pains before appearing as a guest on the Phil Donahue Shaw, scheduled to be taped at a local television station, The Sanford Herald O l TODAY Samm y Davis Jr P P IJ)N1)N All) — The iwtr'e of gold soared to $17725 an ounc t' twiav itnid n itlespreati reports Arab oil producers smere carrying out their threat to change' th eir dollar holdings 'flit' dollar sititti ped further in European exchange.s .ittt'r Monday's brief respite'. It fell two plennigs in Frank. fort. two Swiss centimrs in Zurich and 3$ French centub's in Paris Gold rose' $5 to hit the $175 psychological barrier at the i.p'nimu: in London and then jum ped 12.25 further to $17725 .i 'unce at the fixing It had close d Mobola) at 1170 limidir, and $169 in Zuruh saul t h ey could set' no end to die upsurge' that hl5 'arrli'f i:!l m $7 :15 s in, cMnl;i ,irbl S p.11 7 5 tn I. So1zhenitsyn Heading For S w i tz r I a n d a mar f..rnihir I 1IJ''REGULAR 3999'To ~ 1,1, V alues r ou e 051/i, Norna I APi n(kr ilz:ivnitsyn iett Min, riht, SoI:hcnitss:i s,n for the first time the iiiovie 1ay after looking at real e of his first novel, "One Day In seeing 0 movie based on The Life Of Ivan Denisovlch." tine of his books for the first lie said he liked the film and time and meeting James Bond. fo d un it "very realistic." The exiled Soviet writer took Just before the movie started , .' train to Copenhagen, accorn. British actor Sean Conner)' li.inled by a Norwegian arrived, noticed SoLthenitsyn plainclothesman. lie was leved on his way hack to 7.ur. and went up to him to say hello. Solzhenitsyn obviously had fth, Switzerland, the home of ever heard of filmdom's his Swiss attorney and agent, James Bond, whose sta rring Di-. Fritz Heeb. pict ures Include "From Russia During his three-day stay in with Love," m istook the actor Norway, Solzhenitsyn was of. for a reporter and brushed him fered thte horne of the late Sigrid off. There was no time for exUndset, like himself a Nobe l planations. prizewinner for literature. But The Swedish Nobe tie said in a television interview mittee announced sn l Cam. 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They have put on a public show of complaining that the mrats are dragging o the Inquiry. secret IflStrUtiou5 have been gin to the deputy GOP counsel, relations with 32..year.old Sam Garrison, to impede the Impeachment , that report - -- _ have issued angry statements, calling for the Deimocrals to im. peach the President or get off his back. But sources privy to the backroom maneuvering . , .&.v -1 I * - .. Individual Republicans promote trade among its member countries and between them and the outside world, This is why the Market has so far shown much more interest in setting up formal : .: ; 4 impeachment of President Nixon. k 1 . . -- ' - 7'.. --law 4& d . ,_ N 14 V . 4. .vs ' ": - - r. 4 ;~ - 1%ft -7-7 p ,V, • -1 ,_%, , * . - countries that have not extended diplomatic recognition to the European Community But the Russians, like the Chinese, have been getting warmer toward the EEC lately and it is con- ceivat)le that they could even beat Peking in establishing normal relations with the Cornmunity. At any rate Moscow has dropped its policy of open hostility toward the Community and has now even called for trade negotiations between the Common Market and Comecon, the East European trade group which it heads. indeed the growing interest of the two Communist giants in the Common Market seems partly attributable to their continuing rivalry wi th each other. Market officials believe th at both Moscow and Peking would look Ofl recognition of th e European Community as a ___ means to exercise at least a modicum of infl uence over its policies. thtifiarbRpralb % TELEPHONE 37? 2611 300N FRENCH AVE . &3 99c SANFORD,FLA 32771 the loss can be. That, it appears what is happening Watergate game that has kii.it-d to establish Congress on one side of the field and the Administration on the other. This is what we glean from a recent Harris poll which indicates that only 21 per cent of the American people believe that Congress is doing an overall good job Mr. Harris notes that his sampling shows that 30 per cent of the Amer icans also believe that President Nixon is doing well. Such a competitive corn parison, however, begs the question. Nobody who wants the bes t for his coun try and i ts Institutions can take much Managing Editor WINIFRED F. GIELOW Comptroller bOB LLOYD DEWEY ROBINSON that fewer than one fourth of all Americans respect their lelslators and fewer than third declare their support of the President. 'The taproot of our govern. mentlsconfidenceoftitepeople intl1erepresentativesthey,vj to Washington. Moreover, cynicism toward Washington Is erslve.lt spreads toward state Circulation Manager capitols, city hails and all WAYNE D DOYLE Advertising Director & Aswcjale Publisher FRANK VOLTOL INE. JCHNA SPOLSKI,Aa$eEd,, DAVID.*, BRYANT CIty Editor JRICHARDS ROYGREEN Sport Editor Adve r tis i ng Couey Edi tor DORIS WILLIAMS Society Editor RALPH HAYS C HRIS NELSON Magazine Editor —, ZS CAW" By the time he had finished al tering the report to placate Garrison, th e deadline had passed for printing the cument in old fun. there are days when you would cheerfully hand your 4-year. 40 Month 171 ao I Year old over to the first unsuspecting Same As Home Oelery Gy that passed by. Lockily for my son, there haven't been any Gypsies in our vicinity *-"I - -' - 40 - - -. the Positions expounded by DOI But it was Garri.son, supported ,.. FOOTNOTE: At a recent staff meeting, committee — — — - heard of tuni and are deliberately avoiding us. You may wonder what in) charming dimple-chinned child could do that would make me con- rdopa'to'anymate"i,il newtof s3dvertsngoI ih,sedit,000f The Santora Herald may reprtj,,,c n any manner vvifhouf wrilkn perrroS%,On of the publisher of The Herald Any indduai firm rpsbie for such reproduct,on be coostdcred M nfrongn3 on The Herald '% copyright Sider helping film run off to join a circus. *ill be h&d l'ab! to' damage' under the a First there wastheday that all my _____nondescript yard into a garden party of paint-box hues. Until I p.m. that enhitIedeacIuseiy to the use f or reproduction & all the local - Herald Area Correspondents 04 Black Community t-t,),,I r, V,'r , J-12 54is Be'*r Late. Forest City 377 Oeltona Deflary Enterprte Ftlnnette Ldards 'S71333 0111111110111 Liza Bakir 36$ $707 Altamonte Springs E' a Nichols 1138 2"2 Lake Mono Geneva Oviedo Siavia Li MMh,ru 3.9 os 011#0" Mrs Clarence e.o et Winter Springs Nancy Booth 3fl 67)5 13$ 29#2c.r67i 2519 ________________ d ' —"&-----.— - tigereat of her virtue. Then there was the time his Grandma came from &far to visit and was greeted by her only grand. son with, "Gee, did you get fat" Not to tiwiitmon the mneniorable L'iy lie tatoo,ed hiniself with indelible purple marker, the day hi- ,, ed the tree like Daddy" by stripping all the leaves f rom our willow; or the day he and a small comp-nion sneaked into our refrigerator and Lonsumea a five-pound box of chocolate cremes I had rived for Mother's Day. t even going to regale you with the ordinary days when he only -washes his hair" with __- . - Don Oakley . Dealing with a Catch-22 economy 1 lit, %% Ork ItIida) Is suffering from a disease worse than that caused by any germ or vi rut inflation and while afflicted less than ether-s. no country some countries are ing those with state-run CCOflOflhit' , is free of it. not t'ccptNor do any two experts agree on what causes it, or what can or should be done to combat it In 'lit' I 'nut.'i Sl,jk-, mmii Iitit,n, ummiti recently, was reasonably well contained. It was lower than that being e'xperienct'd in most other industrial nations ar.ii nothing compared to what was rampaging In certain Latin American Countries. - Though the symptoms alway3 bore watching, inflation was niiue', a tii*ar. naikr, in its in ,id iurm It naos teuphoric effect, almost like a drug. It was a tonic. It gave the economy a Pei'pet ual "high." Prices kept going up, but Income went faster. One could borrow money confiole'tt today that he would pay it off in chaper dollars tomorrow' It was a speculator's dream There were occasional reverses arid some casualties but the general trend was a steady u, up, up. Those on fixed incomes sm tht' erosion of their standards of living but for them there were various medicines an additional shot of Social Securmt i onnt'tbitng like' that After all. thf- country could afford i'l Then came something called "stagflation" — a stagnant or stationary economy. but with continuing inflation. Not ex. actly healthy but still not serious, Now', however, the di sease seems to be approaching the virulent stage and in this stage, inflation is not a tonic but a Stations Pump More Gas 'halting Lines Shorter a F Ii -- Sr(cr of Florida's oil law have lost skirmishes on two commit tee fronts, but TAl.l.Ahl1ssI-:Ispill committee ac- tion Monday, the Education -say they'll continue to fight revision of the act. Committee sent back to a subcommittee an amended bill re quiring schools to offer courses in "free enterprise and consumner education." The House Select Oil Spill Committee approved two bills Monday modifying the oil spill law and the Senate Commerce Committee approved a third bill, In its key action, the house committee approved 7.5 a bill creating a $200 million trust fund 'o pay the cost of oil spills. i1i fund ould be financed by a tax on petroleum pr oducts. "Let's say the bill wasgreased,"cha rg Rep. A. S. "Jim" Robinson, It-St. Petersburg. "The oil and shipping interests Tote it.' Oil and shipping companies have charged that the urdimited oil spill liability provided by present laws keep petroleum shippers out of Florida waters, contributing to the state's fuel shortages. ineinbers of the Aswiated cars. Most stations closed by in Lines at Florida gasoline Press: am., imposing limits, pumps are reportedly shorter COCOA-TI tSVILLE—Unes FORT MYERS—Supplies as service station owners a decreased, but most stations short, lines long.Many parently responded to promises still closing early. Gasoline tribotor.................. 'I..,, TAUAHASSEE, Fla. APt "I will be orenared tonifer it amendrn.nt rfre . .i.ii, , lucluiru' remitInc bill spells out guidelAne cti fuci by staying open retailers to meet with Brevard for priority veicles, — A Florida Senate committee as an amnendimment toa bill so the Thomas Johnson, It-West Palm grew, f)-Miami, and Jack Gor. under which judges could relonger and pumping more gas. County Commission to discuss has defeat ed a proposed ba il Senate would not he denied" the Beach, gutted the effect of it. FLORlD, don. Miami Beach, cast their lease defendan ts on their own Here is a breakdown of the mandatory rationing system. Fuel still available TURNPIKE— act.try But sponsor 24 hoursreform but he'll toits offer it assays an chance of consldrring the Johnson and fellow Republiballots for the reform bill. recognizance or by posting 10 gasoline situation across Flori. DAYTONA BEACH—Sup. rationing in effect at most measure, be said, carts David McClain of Tampa Sen. James Johnston, 1)-Penper cent of their bond with the da as reported Monday by the plies still short. Lines of 13 to 15 service plazas, amendment to another Senate The bill was passed out of and Richard Deeb of St. Peterssacola. who voted against the court instead of ing a bond. bill. committee last year, but died burg voted against the, bill bill last year, was not present at sman 10 per cent of the bond as GAINESVILI.E_president "I don't feel any piece of leg. on the Senate floor after an Monday. Monday's committee meeting, a fee. of gasoline re ta ilers association islation is dead until the Igis. says some stations closed , most lature adjourns," Sen. George others limiting hours, but deal- Firestone, D-Miami, said Mon. era expecting new supplies day after the Senate Criminal . Tuesday. Justice Committee split 3-3 along party lines on the bill. JACKSONVILLE —.Only5per In effect, t he vote defeated TAI.LAIIASSEE, Fla. (AP) the committee's staff into probcent of sta tions open Monday apainst the measure then, the measure, but Sen. Kenneth — ASenatecommitteehaskept lems of individual boards. morning, but more opened asked that it be reconsidered. alive a bill that would give the M iami, asked the "I think it was a victory ," hourly as new supplies of fuel Myers, Barren and Sens. Wilson, Ken public a voice on 28 state pr pane l to reconsider it. Sen. Lori Wilson, I-Merritt Plante, R-Winter Park, Jim began to roll in. Spok esman fessional and occupational Isla nd, and one of e Chances of the bill getting out dealers say 50 per cent cxth sponsors Williams, a1a, and Bruce I regulatory boards. committee are not too of of the measure, said after the Smnathers. D-Jacksonville, pected to open Tuesday. " bright," Firestone said. The Senate Governmental vote. to keep it alive Monday. I Operations Committee voted 5-2 KEY WEST—Most stations "It was like David and Sent Henry Sayler and Rich. out of gas and closed. Dealers Monday to reconsider a bill that TAlJ%HAssEE, Fin. lAP) ReThe suspension of a anticipating fresh deliveries would add a member of the the boards with a slingshot," former Escambia County sheriff on charges of sexual and publicans, voted against it' Tuesday. -- 41 public to each of the 28 boards she said. other misconduct more than thr years ago was to "My feeling Is what we did be 0 i which regulate groups from reviewed today by the Florida Senate. Lobbyists for several of the today was actually ex pa nd the MIAMI-FORT LAUDER. watchmakers to doctors and boards succeeded The Senate schedule a special session to ta ke up In getting the scope of the bill," Sen. Wilson DAl1uhurban stations have a l con tractors. house and Senate versions of said. case of William E. Da i s of Pensa cola , as well as three long lines, urban stations short The panel also approved a the bill defeated last month. But 1 public officials suspemk-d by Gov. Heubin Askew. lines. Most stations close early, SEN. lJ)Rl WllON motion to defer action on the Sen. Dempsey Barton, D. The bill Is to be reworked by limit sales. ll .. Victory bill pending an Investigation by Panama City, who voted the committee sta ff to remedy OCALA—Some lines but situproblems in particular boards, ation apparently easing. Most TALLAHASSEE, Fla. APt FLORIDA - Hustles a Imthbrush down 1pe toilet, - cz I i 70 I i * 4 ' Senate Reviews Suspensions . Committee Reiects B i Reform Bi bathtub filled with 6 inches of Mexican Fish Protested i TAILI1ASEE, Fla. tAP) — M ex i can fishermen have been bringing king mackeral into the state and haiiing I . have called for the impeachment of sident Nixon and a sending copies of their statement to other Quaker meetings Re5ourms Director Harmon Shields saying that the '. across the country. The President lists hims'--if as a Quaker, that he ought to "do something" although he has never attended Quaker meetings In all his a6xit these escapades. What the cowientious parent in Waphington ... does, after screaming, spanking the tulpeit, and rescuing t he drown ing eat,i3tositdownan(i ha .ea,,lIous talk with his child, Comedian Bob hope's nephew, Thoms Malatesta, ts quietly seeking support for a ra ce th is Year against Calilcrnia 's popular Se n. Alan Cranston, a Democrat. Shields saId he had assigned a mari ne patrol offi ce r to investigate, but he doubts that the king mackeral market ,would be datnag(41 Ix-cause the demand already exceeds supply Big Cypress Hearings Set __ obediently and promise never again ti' "swim the kitty" this is no guarantee that tomorrow he will not paint the turtle Primrose Pink with BUS blight, a disabler . 'i disru iti'r of the plans and ho pes of societies as well a f individuals. In a pes.slmI'Ic forecast the other day. the President's ('coned of Economic Advisors t'slim,itetl tht prices will advance at a rate of 7 per cent over the coming year, surpassing the rate oF 1973 which was bad enough to make 1974 the worst inflationary .%ear since World War 11 'flu' council alst etifli4ited (hat th(- 0 ;ru'._'i National h'rim' duct will expand by some a per cent to nearly $1.4 trillion. Only about I per cent of that will represent real growth. however, the rest will be due to inflation Even 7 per cent would not be a disastrous rate but snrn'how we have contrived to poise ourselves on the verge' of a recessio n as well A recession or hen 1"i et, al' outright dt'preiijni — is the best-known curt' to inflation Unfortunately. it is a cure wor.s' than the diww itself, At least we no longer tolerate it as a cure. If we knew what caused inflation then we could do something about it. Oh. we think we know una nV lhl...,_ tI .014I apgravate (he condition, like too much deficit spend ing by government Iut Ihr opposite of this hig the excess from the money supply it, cool a he r (a xes to draw feverish economy doesn't always work. Or it can cool the economy too much. and then we begin wishing we had sonm,' more inflation For the ordinary person, anyway, it makes lilil.' differe nce whether his paycheck is being eaten up by higher prices or by higher taxes, Even this dubious remedy is not advisable today be-cause iif (Iii' thirt'at of r,-('t'.sm)n the administration is determined to head off a re'ct'ssiomi at al l eost and is prepared to spend whatever it takes to do it. Thus in 1974 we may rind ourselves with the worst of both possible worlds, WA,SIIIM;T(1N iAl)i — Hearings on Me future of the h1m Cypress area in Florida are sched Wed March 21-22 before the Senate Interior sutx'onuiiittce on parks WORLD Se nate subco mmittee chairman Henry M. Jackson, Wash., announced the hearings Monday and said ~ preservation of the watershed against uncontrolled dii-velopinent is crucial to the e(ology of thearea, A bill to es ta blish a Big Cypress National Fresh Water Reserve has been passed by the house and a propo sed Everglades-Big ('res National Recreation Area also is wider study, "f—I U do I : ~ FORT LAUI)FRIM11'. Flit. iAP) — Angry students I .0 I . / ,, 14 / 10 . 0 1km - — Grand Jury Subpoenaes * 1XIISO me. is this tho unemployment line orthe /0, tICk fats to 'TI,e . - Seminole president Y. propc~iYowners. The aban- Second Streets at the (~rprw tiative Services Committee de. Mercer gained commission donment is conditioned on Avenue location. (erred action on two differing approval of the 190-foot-long Pentland, owner of the Winnversons of prison reform . wall on the west side of U.S. 17- Dixie shopping center at Ft Cooperating Parishes Inc., Myers' Committ" is oromot. ing a bill that would require the building after arguing the city first closing the Sanford Avenue JACKSONVItI.E, Fla. I AP) state corrections division and - Oscar zoning and planning com. entrance exit to the shopping ad- Probation and Parole Commis. mission approved Juarez, LouFrey, RFla., was to appear a plan for Florida's prison today before a federal grand s)teni by Jan. 1, 1975 jury investigating alleged satisfied his top aide and his of- Six otber drug th,trges against Procter. 51, of Cape (inaveruI, were dropped Procter, arrested in November during a narcotics raid by 1edt'ril iiivestigitors, pleaded guilty Monday before ( S is t ri ct .lwlgt' lin hard I )un •i: D r-" In the abandonment or- demolished as a traffic safety contract for the former Robson protested that this block of easement for hazard. d - County Official Arraigned In Neighbor's Murder seekrig to avoid the dangerous Avenue, __________________________________________________ -- - "Until we make that redesign, all we are doing is making im. - RENT NOW ( New 1974 grant Stanford, 49, a leave of two )ears, was arrested Frlda)L FORDS The Miami Herald has re- "has very little chance of pass- absence rather than to suspend and Jailed without bond in the PINTOS - MAVERICKS - Ly Day . Week . Month - Former Gurnev fundraLser muurikr h,trg-,-, lutic mias or Jaine Lmdsle "I'm confident theSenate will RENT Larry Williams was sentenced act on prison retorm this year," last week to one year in fed pe0ui. Myers said. "But it won't go for eral -ration of a new department.,, _ Sa&de I $ 1 0 a month i 114PRIA 1_40N41 Robert McKee DAILY AUTO RENTALS - IOl(ighland('UUrt %%; III, t&i,i Special Weekly Rates Calculator for ~~ / IN QUIRE ABOUT OUR a New Electronic 4 ___________________________________ 4f and apply mental toward pUhus price $94.95 ISSi LiehI (t(LI6ILZKdUIJJ OIIN1oN OtANoo Sanford 323-7600 or 322.1481 Winter Park - Orlando 644.8916 After Business Hours 322-0356 adds, sub So divides appeau I =S2 Myers said Pettigrew's bill before a grand Jury at Miami grew anti our committee want making a similar investigation can be accomplished in a cornmnitlee package," of (tie FlI\ in South Florida, sewer line Cypress C)Prem is used by citizrns beneath the section of Cypress ng the Jan. 23 slaying of Mrs. ported that G-oot took the Fifth Ing the Senate" arx! he added him from his post, 0tt-o' of the first degree "l" that ''95 per ce nt of what Pettiwife of former St ..0Aimuuendmnent in an appearance' V% ere arrested for disordt-fly conduct after a fire hose tiit. tEIl(' 's"! &'huol officials said t he students were angry about the miles of dirt streets," Street arid Cypress Avenue will McClanahan said, "and here site plan. refused to Sanford Avenue entranmexit. deny the abandonment request dinance, expected to be adoptfd Cleveland said, as trustee for died For lack of a second. March 25 on second reading, the plan and ordered is feet of it Ptntland, he has a purchase McClanahan and two citizens city also retains a utility JACKSONVILIX, Fla. 1AP) In a letter it) the LU1111111.5SI011. — St. Johns County Manager Stanford said. A have been arJames (;roc)t, former admin- pros'emnents to a system that is Alan P. Stanford, on an in. rested and cha rged with a definite leave of absence, was serious (Tillie. A .-ritne I assure istrative assistant to Sen. Ed. organizationally unsound." The plan Myers proposes to be arraigned today on YOU I did not commit. ward J. Gurney, R-Fla., a "while I can ill-afford the loss prared for about three minutes doesn't say how irreconcilable charges of murdering his differences would be solv ed be. neighbor, former showgirl Of inco:iit, at this time . I do not before the grand Jury Monday. He said "no comment" when tween the feuding division and Athalia I'onsell lAndsley. feel that I could expect to Pettigrew said continue my duties will, the' asked later by newsmen if lie commission Pettigrew (,Orlllll r The County ission county while I stand accused," "All we have is a standoff," took the Fifth Amendment and voted unanimously Monday to Stanford. rour.'y manager for refused to testify on grounds he said. (ice are not involved in city has committed approve it i n an amended site Housing Administration loan Senate Criminal Justice Corn. mittee, Is pushing a bill arantees. would create a new Department Frey's office in the fundamental reform I think is necessary," Pettigrew said after the three-hour hearing. in September center parking lot. the original i rregulanitirs in Federal Miami and chairman of the lando home In 1973. The congressman sa id he 'rn taxaUe Bram Towers highrlse assess citizens some to pave 21 apartment builcift at Second Thursday the 7.-P board, said he "feels confident" his Wa>' adjacent to their property. maintaining the wall wasn't on client will agree to close the A motion by McClanahan to Sen. Richard Pettigrew, D, Washington conlinned that Juarez was sub--of Offender Rehabilitation and pocnaed to appear with records put the Probation Conimis. involving the construction of a don's field staff under it. additional property." reve n ue sharing funds for five 9'.) at the site of the bank's new Street and Sanford Avenue. owners of the 12-story non. years and will stW have to close its doms, A ere to return to Classes ttAld) under strict Frederic W. Proc ter Jr., an ouI,1Nlg. Flu mAUi heir t the I 'rio ter and Gamble trus t, has Pleaded guilt) to two charges of Ix.session of marijuana. $KJc'*24?., City Okays Wall, Closes Street _________________ - ' . minutes. - . tt MA It'4 ' Sanford city commissioners City commissioners, with conditioned on the Cypress Sanford Avenue-Second Street Most ons, the chairman of a Senate voted Monday night to let a co m m I a a I o n e r A. A. abandonment, He stations still closing early, lim- committee says. sa id plans intersection. 10-foot-high brick McClanahan voting no, granted are to expand the Winn-DWe iting sales. "It will only change the ho- controversial wall erected by a bank remain a request by Robert Pentland store by 34 feet McClanahan said the public and use the reaucratic headaches we have and, in ot he r action, voted to that Cypress Avenue between former boat lot and the street won't gain by the city "giving to a new agency we know notli- abandon one block of a down. First and Second Streets be for needed parking lot area. He away" 0,O0O square feet of ing about," Sen. Kenneth town str ee t, st reet "so a private owner can abandoned so the stree t right- said the lot will still give Myers, D-Miami, said Monday United State Bank :" 1 - 2a'y will revert to adjacent public access between First and utilize 15,000 square feet of after his Health and Rehabill. lea than 10 Procter Pleads Guilty ____ -. that it might incriminate him. results of a Monday meeting with Lauderhill city officials. Studt'nta had claimed police used brutality to sthp,a fist fight after a Saturday night basket ba ll game. - What is needed is 3n economic Dr. Jenner with sorre kin 4 - wi forced hper h'igh School in nearby Lisudeniiill to supervision. Firemen used hosesMond,i> to (lisIx'rse a crowd of students who congregated In the ha llways and refused to miuos t' One girl was Injured in a fist fight and two you ths . - of inoculation that w:lI immunize the world's economies against Ue virus of in fl ation but won't kill the patient at the same time Mexican Fish were being sold 'at a price and quality drastically below that which our domestic fleet produces." . Though the penitent will nod Marketing Association says. ' stations limiting sales or clos. — Creating a new agency to ing earl)', handle the sta te's corrections TAMPA-ST. PETERSBU. system is not the way to solve HG—Lines short, wait usually the problems of Florida Pris- them repacked as Florida fish, the Florida Fishermen's The coot ratit'e sent a letter to incoming Natural ; group of Wathington area Quakers, meeting in Bethesb, Md. would have it's recommendations to Askew In about two weeks, lon g before the March 30 deadline. Askew must select one of the three recommended to take the court seat of Chief Jilsti('e 'asai- Canton, who is retiring Thursday to return t, private mracuce, I i of his enployes in 1970 in search for an alleged news kak... A minutes of high-volume but alle%iates the tlarent's feeling 0 ) P on one What a parent says foll owing three printables is, "Kids will be kids." This signifies absolutely nothing, Dixie Beggs of Pensacola said the nine-member panel ways of bugging. Federal Cixnmunicat(ons chief Dean Butch, who has just joinM the WhiL_ lima St&ft, approved a tal lukewarm water and 6 inches of TAI.I.AIIA&SEE, Fla. iAP1 — TIx- 26 applications for appointment to the Florida Suireme Court will Nominating Commission, PresiJent Nixon has selected another advim wise in the Super-Bubble. Chief Justice Nominees reduced to three names soon for reconitnendation to Gov. Reubm Askew, says the chairman of the Judicial nuin. We have now learried that Ehrlichmm made a tape rJ his conversation wi th Welander... necessitati ng the dismantling of entire fixture, or puts the cat in a Licensing Board Bill Survives ' - d quietly stockpiled more than L million gallons of fuel oil at its two Washington power plants, making it possibly the coujgr-y' No. 1 energy hoarder,. Rear Admiral Robert Welander, who denied under oath that he ordered a Navy yoeman to weak documents out of Henry Kcisinger'a o(fice, allegedly told a different story to former White House aid e John Ehrlich- ' tonicat In to commit mayhem on our Bills To Change Tough Oil Spill Law - - the calls earlier. Ile ordered the staff to report to him im. mediately any calls frorn Owens or any other reporter. Following his own policy, Dow politely declined to corriment on our story, "I just don't talk to anybody," he said. - 4 Presc h oo l er canary and rob our maiden-lad posal drafted by the House TODAY Strnly, Doar demanded whether other staff nembers ha d been contacted by us and hands were raised throughout the roam. — ts.,A Iwn Four picked each and every one and planted them in his sandbox , The day lie invited a large stray - CanJb.rry. Fern Porlm I i11 , I A nn P,lt'-, 1i. attorney ne6s prmted in th-s ne.%iptper Longwood j HE.A.0111NES AND FOOTNOTES: The govannient has of policy top priority, said he was ee • - Approve Committee Stalls Prison Reform Bills ,i 1I by the senior Republican committee members, who prevailed. ' — — - House, of a state growth bull - - . long enough for the cowboy into the area fence near Herald photographer Jean fly THE ASSIXIATED pfjESS Jenner,whois su ppo,edtohead theCpf has advted a broad interpretation of impeachment and generally supported - 'I%E, FiNNG ME late-I)'. It's possible they have all U S PostAl Regulations pro.ide that all rnall subscripticns be paid in Advance Entered qt 2? 1906 at the Post (l%5 matte' Office of San?n', Flr,d 37771 ... Um for the scheduled meeting. Thb caused a 244wur delay. In short, Garrison and his gang were able, at the t minute, to force k pa isan concessions win what was supposed to have been an "objective and professional" legal document. On The i-Iome front 1)? 10 [~,: 1, ~, i, . a teoe calito my associste Bob Owens, believing O wens was a friend of Doar's, - county officials. Sessurns, who has given de- i key house — , Copley News Sets-ice The Herald is a merrW of It* Associsled Press Ahich is ',a =m6_7__— __, -I .- A> I —'. ,~ By JOAN Col.By I? m 'a, III - - RIDER Coi mum ttcc ____ Presi Room Frweman l $7 70nfh SMooths $16 70 . -_____ be marvelous, rewarding, and plain In FlO,4ã Wflhi , Hiij - _________________________________________________ ,I "91,-3 / Adven t jres S 14 20 6 Mont'Its ,& ' Willii t plowed just sion scheduled to consider the suspensions of a numt attes011's vantage point. committee's long-awaited 111,egal Memorandum" on irn. ____ professions, Thus it is of the S2 animitl 4 peachable offenses. Loudly and forcefully, he object ed to several parts of a result of U shouting and his ullimatam that Republicans simply would not go along with the proposed draft, special counsel John Doar reluctantly watered down certain elements of the staff memo. - _____ el; ~M~e~~ SUBSCRIPTION RATES the delight of a Saturday crowd Last cek, for example, he put up a backstage battle against - '"\ GONE ' Senators had a special ses. .' -- American institutions and BILL VINCENT, JR.. Home manyoftheGOPmembersdealdircctlywithGarrison, Garrison has told close associates that tie was hired DOG Hou\\? RAY STEVENS Comp Room Foreman -'i' SILVER SPURS rwivo clo%%.Ils ill KIssinimexe, distract a charging bull to 4 FIDENCE . LONG $ rt; : citing committee policy, refused to speak with us. Nonetheless, our sources insist Garrison not only has told other Republican staff members of his orders to sabotage impeachment probe but has already begun to C out gravest concern that per cent Møchanjcai Sups tough. i -ttorney. But our sourrvs say that Jenner is a figurehead and that __----I--- the harder they play t.he greater minfort from the knowledge WALTER A GIELOw Editor and Publisher a fiddle to rrinority counsel Albert Jenner, a dLstinguLshed Chicago politics both sides can lose and long-standing hr Young Garrison, a former Spiro Agnew aide, is of the citizens do not believe majority of Americans do not sider homosexuals, prostitutes, specifically to obstruct the investigation. nese were the In. that Congress proning well applaud the way Congress deals mili structions, he conil(lt!. of the minittee's ta nts and people h() t .\rot-rrcn itt.ple are corn. n kssening the impact of the seni' Republican, with the budget, and so for th, believe in God to be Ig'. Rep. Edward Hutchmnson, It-Mich. petitive and tend to view energy shortage, that 88 per Our conclusion becomes In 1967 all of those were conpolitics as they do football — cent think Congress rates a more gloomy when we add to sidered harmful. Now, whoever makes the most points failing mark for its inability to these figures the data from American people see a greater Pre3-As Garrison recounted It. he was m4tposed to glve the I.m. 1don of cooperation but, at the same Ume, he was expected to wins the game, come to grips with inflation, previous polls which show that danger In the behavior of Im pede the i nquiry. While politics and the that Hutchinson had also directed h, said the overwhelming most Amnericac do not con- persons in government, G profession that it serves do arrison, to react negatively to all Democratic proposals and never to ini tiate any action of his own. have elements of organized Hutchinson vehemently denied ever having issued any such sports there is, unfortunately, ..also one major difference. In instructlows, declaring that "not one bit of it is true." Garrison, the time of the Chinese initiative. it could lea e ozilv the soviet U ni o n and its East European satellites as major on Depending TALLAHASSEE, Fin. (AP) Adopting amendments by Tucker, offering his bill as a should know as consumers. But the bill was returned to House Speaker Terrell Ses. Rep. William Andrews, IMajn. replacement or the required He said he was i.prepar ed to subcommittee after Rep. Wil. sums says he wanta some the committee suthn. Americanism vs. Communism be a consumer when he lism Nelson, Melbourne, pro. changes in a proposal that esjfle, flatly altered the bill proposed course, had propo d se that all graduat ed from high school. posed an amendment restoring aces limitson Florida 's fuRep. Don Tucker, Talta. studenis be fced to take Teachers who appeared be- Americanism v Communism lure growth. hassee. consumer course, fore the committee opposed as a required course. Sessum.s, 1)-Tampa, was ex. The amendmenis provided He told the committee that Tucker's bill, s.ying they al. The committee also adopted Pected to make his request at a that free enterprise and con- students should learn how to ready taught consumer educa. an amendment by Rep. Ander growth policy hearing before swner courses would have t be handle their finances, buy on (Ion as part of many exis t ting Crenshaw, 1)-Jacksonville, reRules Committee, one of offered but students would not credit, bank, buy insurance and courses. The educators said quiring that law be taught in the several house committees have to take them, cope with other details they they favored the amended bill, schools. scheJultj to meet today. - 4 The Most Points Wins The G'ame EEC's ad- Tuesday, Feb. 26. 1974-5A Ll'mit Changes Asked 71 ~ 1'. - parfisan conservative. On paper, he is supposed to Play second full-scale diplomatic missions here to handle their relations with 671 .4 . ~,_Adl WASHINGTON—Republicans on the House Judiciary Cotnjnittee re trying quietly to obstruct the inquiry into the In Politics And Football the EEC. If and when it comes. the mo%,e will bring China into the group of nearly 100 nations that have Tangl.wood, E. . • initiative is expected to be formal Chinese diplomatic recognition of All he.' _ ,' The Bv Soviet Union. EECof(icials are awareof these possibilities run-up to a major initiative by Peking toward the nine-nation European Economic Conithe already the The Sanfora Herald — Market 's real raison d ' etre is, after all, to Since then there have been several such in from getting I® friendly ith In State Policy Hearing i For this reason they are stressing to the two Communist rivals must be based on sound economic agreements. ne Comm on be expected to look on closer relations with the ficials of the Market's executive commission. An. t Judiciary Seeks 14 diplomatic ties between their Community and Europe, to try to woo Community countries away from the United States The Chinese could side door at European Common Market head- Aft both parties, quietly but firmly, that any future panded trade between Eastern and Western Chinese Emb,assv)iere slipjA quietly . i I & figursi Pircantages glorgo Stu Habla Espanot I I 1 _________ ______________ �6A-The Sanfoi d Herald 41 Tuesday, Feb. 26, 1974 An hivitatim To Dinner-RSVP-The Cole Porters Dear Abby lie II By DORIS WILLIAMS DEAR ABBY: On Dec. 10th, IM, you published a notice in your column advising runaway kids anywhere in the U. S. & that they could direct dial a number FREE OF CHARGE and requesi that their parents be called arid told that they were alive and well. It was understood that there would be no kt(uring or counseling, and their calls would NOT be traced. And if the parents wanted to leave a message, the could call back In a day or t to get it, e program is cal "OPERATION PEACE OF MIND," and Its purpose Is to re-establish communication between runaways and their parents. Abby, gate us the most wonderf ul Christmas pusent we've ever had. Our l7'yeard daugh ter had nm away from home two years ago. We received a call Christ. mas Day telling us she had called and wanted US to bow that she was well and working her way thni college! Ifer father and I cried most of that night. We left the m essage that we still loved her and wanted to help her any way We could. When she got our message she wr-rte us a le tter saying ehe would come home after L finished bet . runaway s In1eUetuab and artist, of .cchool scm'sier' Please, please , publicize that toll-free number again. It posted where ver runaways gather. God love you' CAN'T THANK YOU ENOUGH should be DEAR CAN'T: Don't thank me. flank those wonderful s-olungr'ens In Houston, who man those phones 21 hours a The program featured a menu in French and ran the proverbial gamut, from soup to day. I'll repeat the message: If you are a runaway OUT. SIDE TilE STATE OF TEXAS who wants to give your parents a message, direct dial i-$-zsi-øt, If you're IN the state of Texas. direct dial Ja$O-3a2.3352. If you're IN Houston. dial S21-2i. The only question that opill be asked 0( you is. ..Dis you need helmed1eai or othee If ne yo.1I be told • of sets transformed the Civic Center ln5.' " W a true øroauway ' ~- ' '- ' I ... .., .. 1.11 T • ; -i ~ t.1 L -', - L....- -, -- a a good chuckle. • i- a _J __________ PRESIDENT, WIFE GREET THE COLE PORTERS ...Jack and Sally Jenkins 1) Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Clark (Herald Photo by George Hayes) ; - - The same idea could be appW to "girtle shows" - - men'. - h.antfftil . AIR PLAY . 4 'Ja , - . to .i.-. i I - I F. - % .i. Iii -, ,, -- -~~."'-.- ;..4 - - , , - ,~ ,~ ~ iN.-O N i#2.ter~f-. ----,--ilijN,&-' ..) . f'1,-.N -.- -' ' ; h ', te u Jc , - -j- - IF i ~ '. I - . ... - - A . .. r - -'i.'. 4 s ; - , . . VIRGO I Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Contact out-of-towners and other'; If,r the help data you need You can develop very quickly .). # - . ? :, , . ' All *•, • V -Al4lio - 4. -r . r - ri '. - - -..1. -. -. - - i~f- ----. - A . 7 I " . iA t- At % ""_ W By Oswald & James Jacob' Take a look at the NorlhSouth hands onl. You are lv,, ' 1 tanguage,as'Judgenotthatyc be not Judged." Note that ever)' word in that mis Ttw'tnthuing Jack. East overtakes with the West North . king and cashes the ace and 14 anotherh e art. The n h C• ea ds Pam 46 Pan : a ;li hs.PacIel. ou ve ost four tricks 6 Pass 7 and art looking at eight sure Pau hold winners four clubs, three A K 76 A K 76 324K 10 diamonds and a spade. d' ,nu do nt,w" ou can collect our ninth ' * statement is of one syllable' And in the Lord's Prayer, also observe the simple terms: "Our Father, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name, - In my college textbook Applied." I have thus included an entire chapter on the art rc og of writinp and r - _________________ " ' -. I .0 trick It% invan% ('ifa'succ"sful * EVENING To 're,i i Truth (2) • On Page 4.0 therein, I mncntlon the young poet lbsclne, who wrote to famous Boileau for literary advice. * (44) 7:30 (2) Sale Of The Bade, "that Iwrite with great facility . Bolleau, Only V Century () Andy Griffith (91 Truth Of News 11.55 (4) AFTERNOON Consequences ---------- Tom O'Connor plays a coo perating newsman, and Gary Lockwood and his wife, Stefanie Powers, portray a brother-sister robbery team who head up the gang. 10-11 NBC "AMERICAN BAG" comedy special, stoning Dennis Weaver istarof "McCloud")- focusi grass. ,gong - MOVIC 124) Man And !- . her doesn't have It or as know any> quoted as saying: thin' probable suit some other aknen. "Easy writing's damned hard TU1)A'iS QI)ISTION breaks you know tati Ir.ste'ad of bidding one 'pacic reading." breaks '3 just under 36% of partner has jumped to teso " the time. You also know' that If ish to Sell (persuade) a finesse is a 50-50 proposi. ricilrusup In response to yt)ur club the public on opening What do you do nww' lion. ' or even Answer a er omorreu T religion, merc'-handise Therefore, your f i rst your romantic charm, then follow these exiorns of literary Answer to Previous puij,e , 4 : .- . 1 - i.~, tona Garden Club Sets ' . 3 - . - . Two-Day April FlowerShow , -,- 011o - 1.00 (2) Jackpot (a) News .10.000 for the other, when both hail the same amount of Modern Society 10:30 (13) W3shington EVERY THURSDAY a lb. Western Steak choice of Two Vegetables Hot Bread & Butter EVERY FRIDAY ', lb. Chopped Sirloin OR Chicken'n Dumplins Choice, of Two Vegetables Hot Bread 1. Butter $1.29 $1.29 $1.29 (9) All My Children (44) Movie 1.30(2) reeOn A 9:00 (J) Dracula (44) Movie )V (13) The Rogues 10 - 00 (2) American Bag (9) Marcus Welbt (13) The Black Pirate (24) Creativitv & EVERY TUESDAY VEAL PARMESAN Choice of Two Vegetables, Hot Bread & Butter F or Tomorrow (9) News CXd Man Although ur first may be composed in your own (ethnical language go over ita wond little and substitute %hort words for your polysyl. lables. Which of these 2 book titles sold but 100 copies in contrast to Variety Ness 12:30 (2) Baltic Days (24) Bill Moyers Journal (44) Bold Ones (2) Police Story (4) H Five IJ (9) Movies OUt I- Ir (41) (4) Maude (9) Happy ' =152- . • I1111, _4 . BRIDESMAIDS LUNCHEON r, seated), Pamela Philips, Brittany flockett, Carin Chapman. Standing, Alary Baxter. Pamela Madden. Mrs. Albeet Croninger. the "Water • n Chapman, Attendants Honored Mrs G Andrew Speer was Chapman bride-elect of James Eug BeirlhIS ACRIAS L coffee table was filled with tiny lavender crocus. he I Inve"tof 21 Ga rden pla I 57Dry atnine 22 Eject 24 Fifth % ~ I - - L ' 7-92 I _____ 5 IL t- VIF I clitl " S ^ij iqo -Tr~i I a ~ I "*,~' ir I II-, lu.0 i.. LOIL J!4 i 410A, W C 1.6 ^ r~ ii, 7,0L . A IN 41 L~ , " eta*$ iic -N. .1 +T 11. y ii 1 7 Neu 7raland .-Y t r,,;i, hjli tell nationwide newspaper (using. l C.11 ij ,It11 O 10 Sjutif- Al Ierm I I Shnit lance, I I Damsel I 38 D"folf1wel 40 Lets it stAnd 41 Attifirtil walertoav (flJIP 25 Portent 41 Kind of skirt X Siouan Indiin 44 Gr"ll so Ar god V Two Ailinor 44 ve I ItAtes 47 Altirin ri%er 2iSimotPw-un,an ir-ntmakrt 6 light WAthe r wunds IndiAnt Ullotnerir W Arrmnt I c oll 2 1 . 13 1 4 I 12 5 6 7 10 11 13 I 15 itz ' i: l6 f18 fill I j - (6) 2O truster colleagues who are teaching psychology, for they try Ili browbeat editors into iii- jgi IIIJI IIIa WINSOME .IuuuI Jul Jll lll I4 - III £ FURNITURE KIM I lk 41 47 48 t42!43 149 152 t I-'--! I j j, I 1!! ________________________ ___________________________________ J54 ['7 ________ ~Q 4P Of News Right Wick World Of So send funny booklet "how° Cii' 1-"P) closing a long stamn,x'd, return envelope', plus 25 cents t'loslng a long stamped, addressed envelope and 25 cents to cuter typi ng and printing costs when you send for one of his booklet;, i .- ~- Entertainment (6) 19) (11) ' (6) 6:30 ( . 1 In lu ' ;; 5.00 Spring Sheet CBS New, Bozo's (fig Top to. 00 (4) Ca p! IdanQecoo Sto-.•, 9 00 (2) I'hi Donahue Show (a) What's M I (9) Movie 9> () Concentration 000 U) Dinah's Place (4) The joker's Mid 0 U) js'i"pard .- - Completediniric, U - oers (71) Regular (44) Green Acres 7'00 (7) Today (24) Electric Company (44) :~-.4 -7 - - -- () Green Acres (1 3) Revelation Generation Do'jglas - =::--' %'t% (I)) Tomorrow ShOw 530 (2) News Semester (9) Lg - Z - -- n Junction Sunshine' - Lucy Show (44) PCltICSt Almanac USA (a) Sunrise (4) (9) - ---- - -, ---I (24) Sorsame Street G:Iilgans Island MORNING - - -. -- . i- '- - ~ : - ~. - WEDNESDAY Sunrise Sunshine z I - ~ Er - .I , - , - 4,00 (2) Somerset Mery Griffin (44) N ews 6&3 (9) 6:15 (2) - .. ~ - - i --- - General Hospital (44 ) New Zoo Re%ve 3:30 (2) How To Survive A 4Wriage (44) Movie cmorro, Sho,•. by inristing: "That awful Dr. Crane! lie is belittling the dignity of scientific psychology by using 2-syllable words!" . (9) 11:30 (2) Tonight Show (6) Movie (9) i'I In M AiminAc (Alteifla write to fir. Crane In care of this newspaper, 50 III I~ Light (9) Ne%ly*ed Garne 2:30 (2) Doctors Freely .IILL_u. - Lives (6) The Guiding I cnn, jI. - Deal (44) Patty Duke 3:00 (2) Another World (44) Night Gallery "St'reatiling. she ran from the .. rootti. versus "She ran front the rooin. screaming." Ill 22 . 7 - 00 (2) Days Of Our I') (9) New% (24) Speaking c leseorstcriticso(thisdail>. 'ira' f C ~m 2 Turns () Lets tAsks, A UI) Byline -Thor Art of Controversy -flow to Argue Logically Most people get out of their depth when y ou go beyond 2 syllable wortb. so it was, the "Argue" title that sold tilt, 10.000 books I 2I tru ture, to start with dramatic opening s - (6) As The World Night start s OR SALES J Going West 4 Stroked cluirislIv S Persian, rumulatz 30 f.sitettalfts 32 Nullifs, W6 d - MORE N Til$ ' - F A m:tnbe'r i'roPfliVIicm S4lcirphone ity center. Utilities Division of the Dielton& It will consist of a hor. Corp.; Mrs. Eugene Linton, U mcunture division and an ar- assistant vice -president of the listic division All amateur same division and Mr Douglas gardeners are Lovell, PrOJect manager of the welcome to enter exhibits in the Deltona Corp. horticulture division. Slides showing the in. -, ' 45 iss"Ini-Al I Fr i 49 ;Uldmur 14 Ferrinine $1 (I'lisirp ,ppellsoon 52 TN- dill ,1"Arnnififirell so. SlOperatit-VAil knirrican 54 Arab rume Feel the flt(PUfl IlGirliriend ~ - Proje(!t When members of the San. ford Plot Club met at the sell-out and fern in silver containers heldemnaiths Little' Miss the committee It-Ct Florida State BanK Lounge for urges members to come out and :1tI1e. The menu included fruit salad tany htoctett flower girl and AQUARI1.mJtn..l to Feb. 1 9i Do not lose your temper with the monthly business meeting help cocktail, chicken salad, Mrs. Lowry Rockett, Mrs. C. 1. decorate the eggs as famumt'c.i patience and good sense, you can finish duties they selected three - new year looks meow -aging also, chutney aspic, marnated Rabun and Mrs. J. Harold --and eniuv social life. alto so M&S uxs a memo uwu auernji on ISI uvamia, rolls, coffee and tiiajanan. Iuie regular dinner IflCt't'V trCu. I." to Mar. 20 Check records, acrvtsitz for the nominating committee, meeting the Anchor Girls will - •i ascnuacy. Particular care in notion is required, especia lly in Committees were requested to be guests and a covered dish 1 driving. I- -complete their annual form dinner served Dorothy II' YOIJRflUI,D1SORi1(yiAy 1AI4I I]II Plh1Ftti1l1lJjIJI1,Wg ,oth"S)wantto reports and present to the Morrison, in charge muiland be w:th hum or her from earliest age. Teach while young president by March 15. entertainment, promises to be (aster in making decisions, otherwise those less equipped The Easter Egg commIttee, something very special has uld run ass ay with the prizes The consciousness of money here headed by Doris Stein, has been been planned for this ouag is tugh, and a good education will see your child making much hard at work preparing lovely energetic group. mni,re' dunn th e- lifetime Teach to bud get early. eggs for the annual sale. Doris I ill' SL;- nipol, Us", do ryt iumipcl," %That you make of Men's Formal Wear reported that many inure s'ur life IN largely up to YOU , RENTALS dozens of "Brown Eggs" were (arroll Righter's tneEsidual Forecast for your sign for March aft!! needeci For Weddings, Promt. etc. lsn"wrcad>. I'or'tiurcopy send yowbirthdate and ;l IoCaraull Tuesday night workshop BL. Perkins Men's Wear hiiithtt'r 'ecas1, The Sanford Herald, Box 629, Hollywood, Calif meetings at wtildi time they 2s4 E. FirSt St. )_'1 1 -. are decorated. pit sn-ten 34indi.iniijb violet 4 Flesh of Iot Inc 40 pilill Pit I Cityrouc 1 41 Cilitter IisAb i 42 V$Ohn MAker 12F1111 Purification " Those attending the meeting stallation of sewer T A isjornumg included Mrs, Kcnneth Davis, faci Mrs. Ceceil Halbert, Mrs. companied the c ne an s seth a gift. a w ich K' Boyden, Individual luncheon tables, N Invited guests were Miss Hopton, Mrs. McClain Post, water in ]ton& far exceeds overlaid with white cloths were Pamela Philips, maid of how., Mrs, Walter sellmn, M . rs the centered with identical Mrs. Marilyn Wright, Matron of Brown Grieves requirement for Purity. The . Mrs. Nomian ti Mieeting was open to the public. arrangements of pink and white honor; the Misses Pamela Last year's egg sale was a carna tions, ba by's breath a nd Madden and Mary Baxt"r, Club Anntial Easter Bell. -Mrs. Iferman Wagner, HeraldCorrespood.'i Mrs Robert Davidson, Mrs John Moran, Mrs. Herbert DELTONA An Johnsm, Mrs. Harry Orton and organizational meeting for the Mrs. Richard Blair. lkltona Garden Club Flower At the regular February ShOw committee was held at the board meeting of the Dell ona home of the general chairmarl, Gardrn Club, a discussion on Wa show will take PenApril26 red , Arthur and 27 at the Deitona com Finney, vice president of the (Herald Photo by Cecelia Farmer) Sanford Pilot -: 1. witnesses his friend's murder during a bank holdup, and decides to hunt down the killers. (9) Split Second (44) Film fl,30 (2) Hollywood Squares (4) Love Of Life (9) Brady Bunch () Hogan's Heroes (9) Dragnet (13) News (24) Garden Show It S:30.l1 CBS THE NEW CBS TUESDAY NIGHT MOVIES "Manhunter" A series pilot for Ken Howard. This time he plays an ex-Marine returning from China. The year is 1933, and Howard plays Dave Barrett. He () The Pyramid (44) Fury 11:00 (7) Wizard Of Odds Gambit TU LSDAY I ( over murderous bees, and terrorizes the town with this bizarre talent. Queazy feeling when viewers gander Miss Swanson covered with bees. elevision snorting with 3 irrItation, replied: '1 hope to teach you to write A - I'low 'Vour partner didn't with greit difficulty." - S? ... I I to Murder'' "Thi Night Evelyn WU1I'5UB, SiMS T l f- ('- • .. C9H=M 1U playing a three' notrump con' tract. West - (hit' queen or hearts and continues the _-_-,- 0:30.10 NBC POLICE STORY "The Night Hunter" A 90. minute special pIsode, bringing back Tony LoBtanco and Don Meredith as cops. They 81:30 ABC HAPPY DAYS created the roles in an original Which is why the average word in the Bible has but 2 syllables! Christ's Sermon on the Mount was thus phrased in simple . 41 .11 Li_i high-speed auto chase to a grinding halt arid chase after a stolen li ght plane. It's a twoporter. syllables' is ,' . - -Z And people think faster, as well as more easily, in mono- fails to break In spite of all this the cur' red play is to refuse the spade finesse. Then you cash all your clubs- East has to make two discards. The first a cinch. He chucks his last low spade. The second is dii' lerent He can't throw the king of spades and must chuck a diamond. where-upon you make four diamond tricks and your contract. Why was this last play cor' rect' Because you haa two chances The diamond break or the king of spades in the same hand as the long dia' • ' F . , CAPRICOILts(Dec.22to Jan. 20,Carry through with duty to Eo(1IJ friend, Also assist one in trouhle Don I risk ief-I.JUthon .. - -" 4`1 on. Wj4uI.. , The lo I front nov; on. usse. hostess for the bridesmaids' LIBRA I SepL 23 to Oct. 22) Contact associates who can assist luncheon hawing Miss Carin Rabun, and her attendants, at with arrangements of tan white .Mrs. Spter presented tk her hoInc !n Mayfair. in handling obligations. You can Please closest tie easily now. glaids and fern in large green bride-elect with a gift of silver tases and a Dutch shoe on the Recreation relieves SCORPIO I Oct. 23 to Nov. 211 Don't t9pose a partner, or you "Ill revrel it later. You ran bring . -. Into LaiLs SAG177ARIUS I,Now. 22 to Dec. 21 I SIX w you will cooperate with oro-%orkers more willingly and you'll get along rritwh better and unprove prod6clion. lktw adequately for health. . - i- II hands The spade finesse works and the diamond suit The wedding will be event of March 9, at 2:30p.m., at St. John Ev. Lutheran Church, Winter Park, - - ' , .. .. . , . .. It IS "Police Story" episode last roots humor. Itis a Will Rogers I ~ . - t'_i- ' thought is to take the finesse'. Nosu look at the East-West Her GENERAl. TENDENCIES: Go into all of the separate items - our job, or any other responsibilities facing and handle them conscientously. ARIES iMar. 21 to Apr. 191 Study yoltr mets and liabilities tore worktible budget. Discuss anything puzzling with an expert. lkin't be belligerent. TAURUS iApr 20 to Ma> 20 Self-analysis will reseol how make unporm-enrit-rits in self.Make the changes that are necessary for an easier, happiff life. GEMINI tMay 21 to June 21i Straighten out your life anA become a haPPier. nics" suctvssful person. -yore affection for has given you triuch support ' the past and you will get even nwe. Follow regulations, Two chances better than one i r; y. Born in Balsam Lake, Wis., the brid"Ject is a ivii graduate of Lyman High School where she was a member of the Beta Club and on the Newspaper Staff, She is presently employed as a file clerk. fiance, born in Dayton, Ohio, was graduated in 1972 from Central Adult High School, SJC and is currently em. - - i LEOtJulyZ2toAug 21 Expresapprecjatujito one w - '1. - - . s WI 4 ATB -R IDGE • ' - .. inate will bring better results, also. MOON C!llIl.Dl(F.N I June 22 to July .N I Show appreciation foir past help. Accompany some friend to an enjoyable group affair. Avoid a troublemaker. wI - :30 CIkS MAUDE "Philips' "F'oie lops in Itithie ta lks - - (sun w Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Letellier, 53( S. Pine St., Ocala, are announcing the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Rita Louise Shrewabury to Clark Rock ,. IRS ViUUnU You will receive a dollar If Polly uses sour lasorlie P-making Idea, Pet Porri.e. [li all) . S Problem or solua promem rite roils, in care of thk nr pper - Blalack . . R TV Time Previews 9 ' " excellent . - . i I . - . OPE from Its. Cserolh Righter Instit i , ;_- J - ") CAR ROLL L L RIGHTER . - 1 To Wed Irt March . 4. a'. !. - --t- . -- . a fine or two Is dropped from my column believe that the editor felt that In the late'.I U space ft • g, rather than that In the Infemi sasiag face it needed de-spiclag, I R. _______ 1 X6-s4l . i. III rUt) on irt gum i , CONFIDENTIAL TO ZENO S. ON ALLEN COURT: If % , ,,-.~, ) . -- • DEAR FAIR PLAY: YOU "Well" IS SIrtAd a reality in MARY titles. Hot for some strange reason It basn*1 enjoyed the success of its tenaIe counterpart. I Carl .- Mike's t he me showed the nal college freshman's h1i h,tS 1 of many syllab'ses. Problem" Carol wants to go ronzie 1 Henry Winkler) into Oc!ober, now they're back appro,ach to hurnor, spinning off Alas, this is typical of away with her boy friend, and going back to school, then again in what shapes up as a social al political themes. amateur m&rltrrc rinil Maude and Wnli,'r nct,tra ka.r IL5lVL3 it. . maaes tticnie pilot (or a possible series. rnework for him, and Jackie Cooper plays a psychotic I"or they are unduly Im. get an idea of what they're Hichie has second thoughts. killer who robs liquor stores pressed by big words polysyl- letting themselves in for as and kilts for the thrill of It. Dane Philip goes on a tear before his bibles), Clark plays a police lieutenant; Such people seem to think mother leaves, then he really Sal Minco is an informer, that if they can understand a becomes difficult when Carol 8:30-9:30 CBS HAWAII FIV& Singer Frankie Avalon and Titer or speaker, then he can't leaves. Philip's problem is that O"3o,000 Rooms and! Have the Sharon Farrell also have key I.- --i-..---------------a"'" -be or well eaucateg, I UIIII3 flUU loves mm. Key" David Wayne guest stars. roles. Mask But If they are mystified by He plays a suave jewel thief IP1 his Jawbraker lingo. then he r.must he a great scientist or Waikiki hotels lbs real sport is 8:30-10 ABC TUESDAY Y t " , - A YA *. - j -. ,,A:A _,, U-30 NBC ADAM-12 "Sky fru.itrating the police, leaving Astute newspaper editors and Watch" (PART advertising experts urge the LI%ewaflU blind alley. Even a trap set by "Killer Bees" Long.time queen L I Nh k the air in a very rvverse! McGarrett can't trap him. of the movies and stage, Gloria an For'aoucan'toersLmdl'nrcpII . IbSshin• .t $11, LIIV UIICi senos Ifl miS wetray. indoctrination course which merchandise McGarrs'tt an in. engraved She plays a domineering becomes quite exciting as they derstood! vitation to his next Jewel heist. woman who has strange powers land a murder suspect, bring a Ills ' -: - H ciul't'nce in jawbreaker worth I(tl al as spilksl un ni linen tablecloth so I got out I1 ancient 111,311.1c in set' what t hey suggested In remove such a slain The hook said "(flvci'nim'' I had a bottle that the dentist 11,1(1 hail flit' get i ws't ttu' slain W,Ill cold %%alvr. %oaked overnight in (lit, ilM- erinc. hind rIlt)t$lI a liii aitci- covering with a t'nld water detergent and V. .islieil as usual, All the slain tu. t'nn,' tIi' SI It itaShrewsbury, - i:' Is Ii ing rn'orn " massage parlors for women only, and have young, good. looking men there to work the women over? - thi' i wondering what we can do to combat this sort o( thing? I wonder why some brilliant woman doesn 't open up bodies? on in ---- : Now. places where women could go and look at liii ned . - IIIItI - runzic one i t ' gistt'r boisson (Champagne punch Hats off to Sally and Jack and Judy) "Be A Clown" with Jenkins for their perfect poe. the Porters houseboy, a trayal of the one and oniy Cole delightful "darkie" doing his Porter and his lovely Linda. Out.of-Uus.world! SMCA DEAR ABBY: Recently a massage parlor our town. It's strictly for men, but they get worked over by women-mostly young and pretty, or so I'm told. and entr'cade featuring six Porter Choreography, you probably "I t a Kick missed the very best In select Out of You". The came the musical enterta inment. ' iI iat-rancj or. way in a drarnatic version of chestration with the notable ''Love For Sale- wearing a red Stac Friuripton at the piano. feathered stole. To concert patrons who Act 11 began with the Porters Missed the marvelm eveniiW throwing • red and white ufthemasterfulblendingofthe masquerade ball highlighting two superb voices, exceptional canapes,adelectibIeorcl'iesrJ acting L ii ground C141% es on each betV.e't'n the (milmis, leFt it for a 1ev ee'eks in a warmer maui and theim dusi,'d nulls' and Sauy asce nded inc stair concert was aspen f I ef. OPmIIg the concert was taped prologue featuring voice of Mary Margaret McBride with a larg screen captur ing Cole and As the screen faded, standmg on the stairway were Jack Sally Jenkins who started the . mmmi mming (II " c -- MARY" Sign me. .'SUE-D' - ......... _______ , fledat the Civic Center tunes we had together. Please , intend to conhln ith our lIWSULIt against you Love - Parade S BE NATURAl. - _________ ; W professional setting ever wit- DEAR ABBY: I hope it's not too late to add soother gem to your collection ci fir-out Christmas card messages: "Joe and I hope you have a very nice Christ mas and a wonderful Ne w Year. We will never forget neWs s' - On " (ml' ________ ______ Ilighting annnhint'ing the adoption of a child I t .iiii In It'll her how I slvt'd liii' Problem With a horroV.ed uailwra that develssps lilettires Instantly I look M'v1'ril I)icIUrl',s sit our nt'wlv adapted daughter. M'ected tilt' best and 15)41k it photo dealer -A ho .-A-tit it awav for a colq negi t it I lil S41%,41ral prints (lii the space acr(ss the i'ttssin I V.Issle "I am adnklt' ccl'' irid Jfl tilt' back wrote tl, ts't of the• inIurmatosn Not sstil V. ere smur li'u'nds glad iii his-ar (lit' good hut they liked the clever V. ar annotmncc'd it I formerly worked in a ealns'rii store ant ' ws aware f the service's they after, l'riet's are' quite' rs'asssnable icr this work ansi tb' ime' idea could Ix- used loannounce ont-'s move to a new home and sit on. NANCY U Pt )I,l.Y I )ne year wi did not heat our lit' ing hin ii ,is lit' slilomu N iiui. pam Iel Irish linen tahle-i,'lutti was 4ssr,'d in a hiuitt'in bullet in I Pilots ,(?• situ . - it I'lost VVCrVWhvry - IIENE'Er DEAR POLLY Mrs It'llot, S (*()It Ill not lind cards tom-n(l . htfr dazzling art, we %UPPosed to do when we get a -. __________ --i small tear in liiist' or pant.y huM" There was a lime when could lit. hought LOS ANGELES AP Season 's If But even that yardstick is be. people who gave you °' MoOre Show." So far no one's Movie pilot for NBC called you want to know what tele. coming difficult to apply. ABC's nal. The reception of "Apple's beer, aLle to make a connection "Morgan," Richard Crenna By GEORGE W. CRANE, Vision's going to offer next sea. "The Cowboys" was taken from Way" to date has not been between "Rhoda" and "The stairs in "Honky Tonk," froill son, Just keep watching the the theatrical film in which ove Pb tn rw helming and the network Walns." the old movie. Glenn Feed is in tube. A majority of the pilots for John Wayne was killed. TU prograrnmers will be taking a Probably fewer detective -Punch and Jody." next season are parading by 3erlescarriesonwfththe uven hardlookatltsfate be fore pen- shows will be scheduled next CASE Z-562: Mike T., aged 19 now. yolung cowboys. cilling in next year's schedules year. The trend seem to be on wants to be a writer. Floyd Enterprise Theatre Next season the networ ks will In the CBS movie "Sunshine" In mid-March. the downhill side, a sure in"Dr. Crane," he began, ,*my be out to tickle your funny bone the heroine died of ca cer. N The only series already dication being the fact that iocacsAm 0 dad Is a newspaper editor and I INlAY', with more cornedy. warm your is developing a pilot for ter signed for next September are some pilots are combining cops think I'd like to follow in his heart with more family drama, surviving husband and NBC's "Bom Free," which has with comedy. y are "Ann in _______ footsteps, stir your memories with nos- daughter. been described as "ne Wal- Blue... ...%fr. and .%fr!;. Cop," rTAN "So what advice can )ou offer talgia and thrill you with detec. Everyone's been trying to tons" with lions; ABC's "Paper "The Ufe and times of Capt. me, for you've been writing for tire derring-do, come up with a ve rsion of ''The Moon,'' which has been de- Barney Miller" and "Double rum IrA•IyI= newspapers all over the lt'snotdif(iculttorecognljea Wal tons," The first show up to scribed as The Waltans" with Trouble" In country?" pilot. That's any movie in which bat Is the midseason replace. a little larceny; and CBS' ftm mew 1. Some stars from the past may 70 And what criticisms would the hero or heroine is still alive merit "Apple's Way," which "Rhoda." a Valerie Harper return. Jackie Gleason will I )a Y.110 9 " you offeron this college t he mel at the fadeout, rw re enough comes from the spinoff from "The Mary Tyler make a minute Mystery wrote for my English oJIM IN profeor?" ;ZqT DEAR ll()I,I.y ,. • Typified Problem olly's - , S .. forgri the patt and let %our P2rtats know that you are alhe. Theii skep better togh$nd so will you. God bless )rsa! . :# . - Next ii tt'iflIJs ' , Campus DEAR 1101,1,Y - I hope someone will pl(.aqt. fell mt. how t,tilt- white coating that farms on the sink drainboard where (11%lies are It-ft to dry, I have tried Vinegar, bleach, household cleaner,, and many mart' but nothing Ili's WlVed the problem - DAISY. " nuts. Two large truck n, I - ,._ *20's. '30's, and '40's. The magical music of Cole Porter, w hi ch has enchanted millions over live decades, came to Sanford Friday night under auspices of Seminole Mutual Concert Association. Jack and Sally Jenkins, a beautiful and alented husband and teffe team from Brandon. brtlhiszithy po rtraed the faine' Porters In the for-in of an elaborate dinner party and the In vita tion read, R.S.V.P.-The Cole Porters. in for . Darning cotton also a dinosaur?. - Pretty Pair of Loveris", Tonight." Open in Venise". "I Love as Cole Porter's "five greatest The apertif Idouble dry followed by a sparkling light A slight argurnert resulted in Paris," "Come to tl~e Super. flops" after the release of each, market In Old Pekin g," The great flops which have "Siberia". and "I Happen to lived on to this day and scene, Like New York". stealersforSallyandJack were Then came the selected wine. "Just One of Those Things,% and aristocratic vintage "From This Moment on", "In I champagne. from 1935, 111 Get A Thie Still of the Night". -Begin -Kick Out Of You" followed by The Begulne" and the itrimortal the Poisson (f ish) course, a "Night and Day." . slightly comical version of From there came vins chotsis ,"Friendship". of 1948, a spectacula r . I.' Amour En Brochette maturation of unrepossessing • unain course) sweet and sour vintage, the wonderful sentiments, delicately "Wundrebar.You're The lop", skewered, captured eight of from "Kiss hie Kate" with a "I , Cole Porter's love son In. (ollow.up of a mellow, eluding the famed "Wha t is this autumanal vintage, "We Shall Thing Called Love?" and "My Never Be Younger." Heart Belongs to Daddy." As the Coles reached their Next came the sabid course golden years, Sally ascended . -ns with the stairway with Cole (Jack i -.dressing and underdressing, sitting in the background, ItIll 1. , - \ :( with Sally (as Linda) wearing a reflecting the Ichor of worm. -__________ lilack "flapper" dress, wood, the wine of oblivion, in _ , fashioned of panels with slight -C -bye little Dream, Good. 1ft' ':* leg eosue, and Jack and Bye," followed by Cole (Jack -. Sally did "Anything Goes" to answering with "I Concentrate the peak ____ and dance. Without You. Ah the Dezni-tasse! The finale came with bouquet , / The Porters were Invit ed to a de remerciement-h974_. a party thrown by Elsa Maxwell bright farewell glass and .t to appear as the exact opposite reprise of "Anvttdng Goes" as I of what they were. the audience nearly went wild 1!1 Linda Porter. who was known over the sensational - 2 ------ iii,' r• U as a perfect lady, chose to mance. j 1. The Sanford Herald Tuesday, Feb. 26,1974-7A POLLY'S POINTERS College 44 domesti c (wine) overture, from the "scupe" course as Sally and The cold "Cole" buffet was a 1 9, "We're Throwing A Bali. Jack dramatically sang "We re-huh of what critics termed eele. Cole Porter and his beautiful wife, Linda, who were fabulously wealthy and leaders international society, never once dined informally. During the 1940's Cole and Linda lived regally in a palatial apartment high in the Waldorf Towers, New York, with ::.. AW in Venice and Paris 17heir parties not wi!N u, cluded the nobi li ty and s,iI elite, but also the great wits, By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN DEAR SI.t.D U's never to. late dinner party wi th appetizer Porters was served with the "Ev'rybod-ee Who's Any bod- famous melody, "Oh. What a Society Editor Message FromDoughter - . Broadway Came To San ford Via Jack And Sally Jenkins , Their Christmas Gilt? I 0- 0 Corner 3 pieces of chiden, m:'ht'd pototoes and gravy, cole sl a y., and hot bisc1i. GOOD ALL DAY 9" Value -I Pyle 6 00 (4) p'.,, 19) Newt (I)) Wills Family (24) Sesame Street (44) Lucy Show 6 - 30 (2) News (4) News (9) News (13) Ernest Tuhh (II) )fogans If-- - -- - Vpt~ FRIED CHICK OPEN DA ILY 11 A.M. TIL9 P.M. FRI. & SAT. TI 1809 French Ave. (Hi-way 17.92) �8A-The Sanford Herald Tuesday, Feb. 26, 1974 In Winter Springs Z10 G'o!firig ..Commercial 1 l Casselberryl Plans Altered By Wilco Builder aeek, prompting talk of legal appeal and be useful to largestHis ,w proposal brought the residents of the Terraces action. possible number of people in. in 1972 the company eluding chlkfrrn to play; a quiet irate opposiLlon from the regarding the agreement with WINTER SPRINGS council and Terra.'es residen ts Wilco, Assistant City Atty. Ned Baker, head of the Wilco group originally proposed to build two Or passive recreation area for in the audience. Woolfolk. said "It would *.m and a uayuzne use oaly under no builders of The Terraces to me residents of the Terraces 6 Winter Springs, Greenbelt In cotfor the use of the publjcas Clrtunstances to be lighted, Councilman Irene Van would have right of action on 83 landscaping and And should be lo Lake Mary and Geneva Eepi said, "I think the basis of misrepresentation or Terrace in Sanford, appeared des. me park and Its facilities multi-purpose facilities. facility as originally outlined is breach of contract and it would V0 were uses as an inducement In "Based on what I have In before the city council Monday of the entire appear Wilco has a contractual best interest selling homes in the Terraces. learned In the last two weeks. I community. night with Ish There were people obligation and the city has a change In plans for When completed the city was to would recommend we give who the poi on bought homes with the grounds for a suit on that Sic ry take over maintenance of the serious consideration to understanding there would be basis." DON'T park area. GET CAUG HI ,-' dropping the proposed tennis two tennis courts and a basketA motion by Mrs. Van Eepoel COLD WITH YOUR Two weeks ago, Richard courts or paved court area," ball cain't and it all boils down that the acting city attorney be FURNACE DOWN I Davis of Wilco told the council Baker said. to you don't want to spend the instructed to outline what re Install a dependable the company now proposed in. In proposing a children's play money." course the city has In obtaining Carrier Furnace. stalling one tennis court and a area,"lnthebtintof ld~ ee1ng that there might the original promise (from basketball court, due to th existing light pole's location.e community as a whole and have been some salesmen who Wilco) and report back at next Terraces as a whole," Baker Council agreed to move the said the city should study and ca-clearly made this promise, week's meeting was passed 4M. Baket said, however, "no unanimously. pole if Wilco builds two tennjs consider the best use of the where near that number of S OU THER? courts as originally promisej. park. The Reacting to complaints by company would then persons bought because of the Terraces residents, Baker Raker. In his presentation to complete the facility said, AIR "as tenniscourts," the council, said "A mini-rec mutually "Give mea couple oi days and i O4SANFORDINC. agreed on in 12I Asked to give his opinion of may offer to buy back of those residential facility shculd days" 100 Mapt. Ave. th lei! positien f the city and hu are SO ofut'nded' Pton, rn-wi .WE HAVE STATE FORMS. I )J 4 yEdilii Council ---i - Act"io fl I - -. •• - - -, - S Herald Staff Writer CASSELBERRY_ Council voted 3-2 Monday night to offer the position of city manager at a salary not to exceed $18,000 with $50 per month for automobile expenses, and a maximum of 11(0) for other expenses, to a candidate for the past identified only as "applicant number two.,, Councilmen John I-eighty and John Zacco opposed the action, ? - co .nd councJ should consider pasin M;r,cr Bill Grier an addiIia1 salary if he had to continue much longer performing In other action, Councilmen Zacco, Lelghty and Chairman Tom Embree were told by City Atty. Ken McIntosh the y wu1d have to seek independent legal council in a suit by John Casseiberry against the three councilmen. Council had thought Mcintosh, as city attorney, would represent the councilmen. The action is being brought against them by Casselterry because the men voted against Casselberry constructing a cvenience store on his Seminola Boulevard property, which is zoned commercial. Zacco opposed Mcintosh's ruling vehemently. He said he BILL BAKER ... No tennis' Longwood 17 8. Police Look __ I D acted in his capacity as a memberof tnecoimcj) not as ciUzet and should be entitled to a defense by the council's . Z.dccO said l.,thre voting against the development of LONGW000_.. Police are 4 Casselberry's property he had checked with McIntos h to find Out still looking for the two men whether there could he repercussions against him as a private who stole a car from an area 4 ioo citizen. McIntosh had told him there could 1K1 f ' 7 bar, drove to the Wlnn Dixie on ( 0 Highway 17-02 and SR 434 and -I robbed the store of an unI determined amount of cash Monday evening. S Longwood Police Chief loin said today the two connected Incidents occurred By DONNA rs Monday morning and the Herald Staff Writer robbers, one black and one i white, are still at iarge BOESCH COMME- SQUARE PROPOSED R ,ONGWOOD -City councilmen Monday night halted efforts One man waited In the car to get construction of the $4 million water expansion and sewer while the other RICHARD BOESCH of Hyde Supply, Went In Inc. presents plans for eight on constructi underway, pending u.& building office-cluster to Winter Springs City Council system foodstore, gun In hand, and Protection Agency approval of a long-prcxnjs Council approved, 3-I, annexation and a change to Monday night. ed $813,0W grant. demanded the money, HenCl commercial Voting 3-2, the board turned down a bid from the Southeast nlgan said. zoning pursuant to the Mooney Bill and a public hearing First National Bank of Maitland for an 1*00,000 short term loan at will be The robber with the go s scheduled. The site is located off SR 434 on David Drive and Bell 55Per cent interest B.fl. Ferrell of the city council fina nce described by Hennigan as 22Avenue. cungnittee questioned when grant a roval would be (Herald PhotobyJaneCassel-l.y) pp received- years old and clean cut. No Corsultlng engineer Bill Palm numerous times over the Past description was given for the year has asswtd the grant would be forthcoming. but in recent man who drove the get away weeks said EPA is again reviewing plans for both ______________ Longwocd'a car. and Altamonte Springs' interc'ptor systems arid Altamonte'. The stolen hite oiencara1op ls regional sewer PIsid. and brown Chevy with tag City councilmen two weeks ago approved expansion of the $2.7 number 17.128, and Hennigen million court approved bond Issue to a new $327 million issue requested anyone seeing the when Palm said inflation over 1k. nn, IA911%41 widely mixed in light trading. m,,..• g rbse- in '' call me Seminole County at NEW Ynov costs. The Dow Jones industrial avermarket was mixed today age sank sherifra department. 4.61 to 831* bu t ad. Councilmen two weeks ago also extended for 20 days to April In other action Longwood as prices continued th eir driftvancing issues outnumbered 15 Associated Contractors and Builders' $1,680,300 bid for the police arrested a city man on mit trend of Monday. declines by a 74 margin on the collection system, on Pa lm's recommendation, awaiting grant charges of carrying a conceaj me opening Dow Jones aver. Big Board. ago of industrials was down weapon and Brokers said it appeared Voting aga inst the Councilmen J une don to thafl five grams of many investors were simply Schreiner and E. E. a 3-2 lead over losers on the early today. waiting out developments to In r action.t1w board delayed aWroving it seven per cent Mike John Estey, 20, of 210 New York Stock Exchange. dear up far-reaching wireracross the board pay hike to city Brokers said some investors emploves until a thorough Lake Shore Drive, is in the taintles in the energy and ecobudget and finance review is done by a citizens' adivsory corn- Sermnoie County Jail in lieu of were disappointed that Presioutlooks. imitee. n0n dent No's remarks at tele$5,300 bond. ---,u Press co erence Mon, night hadn't given any firm In. Homestead dication of when the Arab oil emhargoht Exemption (Cent. From Pale lAl April 1 is the deadline for Mrs. Hess uk today she listing all duties and respon. ended. Today's prices on the Big filing submit a name for sibilltles, homestead exemption "bo stated she was M)Osed to Board included Continenta l applications, permanent appointment as city Tax Assessor Blankenship, complaini i the eight per cent fi gure, leek at "every meeting until because two fire code book Copper & Steel, down L4 at 9' Terry Goembel reminded complimented Terry on his American Smelting & Refining, people todiy. Goem council hears me." She said it be ilapproved buying ea reaearclasshewas rea(lini the would not unchanged at 20; Beneficial those persons residing lInurged their be Ka y Sa she this month had not been or. Corp., figures for the first time, said recommended down . at 22, and Norton homes since Jan. 1 and who dered, said he could not write she cast her vote in favor Mrs. Sassman, who said she an ordinance setting up fire Simon, up 1 4 at 131i. have deeds or agreement hearing because it was Gold Locks showed renewed deeds recorded prior to Jan. for felt her work for the ci ty's In. commissioners for the city, I to to pay the polk *thief. who strength, reflecting the contin- file corporation was being Ignored would also act in for the exemption as soon as the same ued reerd-breaking surge of Earlier, Mrs. Hess revealed and she had possible. "no coin- capacity for the fire district Council had munication" with council or the comprising the two contracted gold prices in European marlegal residents over 65 years year's state revenue kets. Homestake was up l to mayor, felt she was being areas the city has old who have resided In Florida agreed to funds because no one had singled out O32., and on the AJne,jcanSk for five consective by Mrs. Hess years may serve. written an application for the Exchange. Pato Consolidated file for because apparently, 'Ini not an additional Council 15,000 approved funds to the state. Gold Dredging rose', to 14'.. good enough to be the mayor's department expendituresf Ire exemption applied to operating of On Monday stock prices were cler k. Council also rejecteci school rnillage, Goem be l said. $I.300 for six pocket pagers Iiresignation of City Clerk Kay Mrs. Ifr r.cj ""n w respond to calls assman, who resigned at e council to write ajob when out of hearing range of th th e request of Mrs. Hess. description for the city clerk, city's emergency siren, at. For Bandits 1. J - - " ' ' At), HJ'LPito THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE .) LONG WOOD ' No Appointment POcsfla,y - - Dischargei Sanford: IL1JC( Druinmond Joan W. App lorraine P. Flowers J "-'ph E Peckham John H. Utiles Carol Ann Smith - - into a good 0 Julia Máik, Lake Mary ,Jeann, Hinctunan. Mims Annabelle M Doyle, DeBary David F. Harrell Jr., DeI.ancj Thelma W. Henry, Fern Park Martjena Blank, Sorrento Walter R. Recd, S. Orange Ci1 George Zimmer, East Palatka Eva Brockway, Chuiuota t'Ii'Ia Cnsse, Goli1et,rr4 ,. - Nursing £ Convalescent Residence :uf' ( (,,it,q/ ('i,r' " PUT AN AD IN IT AND TURN IT LOOSE IN The Sanluni ll"ralil' Lifestyles ,.'.aPa,n Snc, 1964 Owow "We Intend To Continue This Policy" 300 S. Bay Ae. Stnford Pb. 1t2-4155 W. T. Fish, P. E. District Transportn Planning EngIneer 56. Second low net was VirgIna and Bob Simpson and Francis and Bob Goodman with a 60. The first low gross was George fillips and first low net was Bill Baker finishing with a 68. Closest to the pin on five was Betty Daniel and Fletcher Cockrell was back to his usual golf wizardry taking the closest to the pin award, this time on number ten. In the more unusual divisions Bob Goodman had th e shortest drive on the first hole and Al Goose, flea Hunt, and Lee Moore all tied for the dubious honor of taking the most number of strokes on eight.AsatearnitwaslA'nnox,Stokes,MoofeandtOorewjrning r - - XtCfllg 40 I' •5 iA , )zI . . - '' - . '4 _____ fr 4a.,_L - - , ~k \ . - . " .- - . r..t - ________ _______ ri - . - - J - . . . I ___)4 ' . . i Rolling Hills Events At Rolling Hills it was gxxl week for the Brunk boysasthey both collected best evera. Richie Brunk had a 50-45-95 while Doe Brunk had a 39-42 -81. Speaking of good rounds Lou Essex put together a 67 and 70 On comisecuti'e (lays. Lou is one of the top linksters in the state. He collected an eag le on ten with a drlver-7 , __ 1 z . ~ - __. . ' _____ , . , . ./ -- - .. -1 '.W . . - . % ~ - - - --' ir _________ S 'ftc .. I' '- __ __ -------------- -- -- __ _ . . - -. z_ _ ;i~ ~_ ;~_~ F :_,._ _ m xi I - y . '-f. N- --.A- - i ('HIP ('HAWF'ORI) SLIPS BY THE TWO- POINTER Raiders slip up against Indian River, 91-85 (herald Photos by Georgeuayes * _____ . .. ' .. -•'!. ________ F i'ii 'ø 'I - .ItJ .-.- - Smith, - 11 .- Z_ . _____ __________ A!! State . , - .- AM , , - I Sanford Wins Consolation Ryan, and Donnie Mann two agaiit (' iia Reach v as n Sanford, after dropping i Seminole Shots 41 to 37. first game I-'raday night to Palm erich; Donald McCoy one. It was a close ball game with John Schneider was high man Springs, came back Saturday Over at Seminole in the Throsout Tournament Jack Cohen and beat St. Petersburg In t) for Palm Springs with 23 points, the lead ukuiging ten times, '. was on top with a 52 foljowed by Wayne Burdick's 53. Both Bo b morning and Cocoa Beach that Sanford won Saturday and neither team having more Brown and Jack Bocco had Ms. On Wednesday Bob Engel pulled than a (our point lead after any night. Joe Baker of Sanford morning's game aeainst I ThC an amazing meat by finishing nine holes with only IIUIC made the All-State, A ll-Star Petersburg 70 to 39, and looked of the quarters. most unusual event was when host pro Mickey O'Brien played Joe Baker and Mark Renaud like an entire ly different ball team. .iine holes ii 19 minutes and 58 seconds using o nly a six Iron. His each had 12 points in the game: tn Friday night's game team than Friday night. score was a 42 Finally Dave Hiley drove the Sixth green and against Palm Springs, Sanford Dear. Young, II, Ernest Shuler, Je Baker was again high four and Price Baker, two. made the putt for rio eagle. could do nothing right, losing 4 to .7. not only were cold with 31 points; Donald McCoy. Sanford was able to contain They -i but eight: Dean Young and Jim Cocoa Beach two high scorer's, hitting Its field goal shots, F4mnonds, six each: Ronnie Scott Clark and Jeff Snyder, to Valley Forge Winter News 17 from the free throw per. Ryan, live; Price Baker and ten points each. line while committing tour each: Mark Ernest Shuler, Quinc) won the State Tour. sonat fouls. At Valley Forge John Collins had the low round of the week P.enaud and Clifford Cauthen, nhlmnent with Tallahassee Joe Baker had 13 points In the three cart,. St. Petersburg had second, and Onnond Beach with a 65 which Included an eagle on 15 chapping the ball In from l 25 yards out. Jock Jackson has been playing only three years and game: Dean Young, six; Mark three mcii each acorir.g nine third. Del.and, l'almn Springs. Renaud, five: Price Baker, points. came up with a best ever of 61, congratulations. Lor i Clark had Cocoa Beach, and St. Peter. Saturday nights game fcc the sburg affl went home empty , the Inwrn'and o( the week for the women with an SI and Mary Jean Ernest, Shuler, Clifford ('authen, Jim Edmonds, Ronnie Consolation Championshiphanded ('tllmns had a best ever of 82. - 322 261) . 6 64 *.- / N - ' --.1 - I. . - ____ .<._ I I 8319993 iL 11 RACEHORSE ACTION AT SEMINOLE H IG H GYM SI ICIlEI. WlILl:MS and Robert MeCullum 50i try to keep up with Indian River fast break, hut the Raiders, who admittedly were looking towards their state playoff deciding tilt with Videncia ('ommuniitv (OlI('he still tindecided as to (late, place i lost a slim verdict . M' AV - '' SI , / - - -. :-, - missed PUBLISHED EVERY SUNDAY - .' ''' r ' This is an open workshop meeting and the public Is invited and urged to attend. Sunu' (,us,j/ Stuff ."i,nti' (sutuJ 11)1)1 i thrmnostnurnbero(strokesonlz. By the way this was part of the Goofy Golf Tournament. Harry T. Oas, Deltona ('rge N Kaplan, Ucjtcr,a l(Oti4fl M. Poore, Fern Park Helen Schiniining, Longwooij Carl J. Zeta, New Smyrna Beach William 0. Moore, Grovelnivj Paul hi Calhoun. Wurt.st,r o, N.Y. Tommy Saunders, Rochester Seminole -Lodge Ann Moore were the winners with a : ironandputttoaddtohlsexcellentperfcrmance. On number 15 Barbara Hurgots picked up an eagle with a driver and 5 wood for a two. Makes mne think maybe lsliould have a S wood In my bag. Winners of the mixed four ball best ball event wrus M. F. Kershner and Christine Kershier teamed with lion and Mar)' Brandt with a low net 55. Second low net with a 56 was Pete and Doris Bontmer and Bob and Chris Hughes. Low gross winner was J and H Desmarais and Julie and Lou Essex. This workshop is biing conducted to afford Interested !1! Of Iin li*ir views conCerning tie location aspects and Improvomit "t of Stmte Road 411 from Chapman Road north to State Road 434. Maps, drawings, and other pertinent In. formation developed by the Department will be available and di scussed at this meeting. ', .• Salesman be n.e,w 'S I Thelma A. Brown aiienrs are .tng accepted at r' - David J. Fortier, Deltona i L*C . . ' ' N.Y. . . •'-- ',;i - Hospital Notes Births Mr. and Mrs. Hubert iNadjne j WiIwn a boy, Sanford . I Real Estate FEBFI'ARYlS, 1174 AdniLIoi Sanford: Dennis Szabo .SLinit-y A. V,iishburn Sharon B. Fawley James p ioivwn Booker T. Miller Mary E. McKinney Cleoria Riggins 0. Nannie Mae Howard Bernice L. Maxfield .iune ieuipiewn "..----.A- -• Mi 6 ,' . flow to change a SQ1JA.JIE Lake Mary Utility Tax Hearin q ___ - 3 W. HWY. 17.2 - . ive F - "-- ___ c: Semnole, Lyman 9 s i' Meet In Sanford Today Prices Continue Drifting Market Remains Mixed - I B I ues Sung B - -- - - ' Delayed Pending Grant 3U E. FIRST Sr. - Open Tonight Iniay not beableto give you any hints on how toplay golf bu t maybe my few years of experience can help you learn how to watch golf. Th e importance of learning such a trad e Is evident due to the at Rio PIp.ar this week Th e first th ing you must do is resign yourself to fact that it's not like watching a tourney on TV because there is no way you can 1$ see all the action. Then you must decide whether you want to follow so around the course and view the course or whether to sit at one hole and view all the players Or you can always do like I cia and catch both. I found that I can enjoy the both worlds by picking one of the first two or three groups and follow them all 18 holes. Last year I was a member of 'Ploppers Plodders" following Rio pro Neil Mopper on Saturday and Sunday. The first nine holes its a little crowed but on the back you can develop a kind of rapport with a . U Si pro. Remembering back I recall exchanging words with Bob By DOUG ,ST()Rt;M Murphy List year and Bruce Devhin the year before. After the shooting from the field of Roy Sterling, somewhat unhappy for landing a bent, in the state ready fr the Valencia tilt (hi. Herald Staff Writer group, usually a twosome or threesome, completes 18 holes I park Bennett that caught the with the way his club '.'CuUum 7 0 Ii handled tournament, as a represenSaturday. myself in the bleachers on 18 and wait about an hour for the next spotlight. The Raiders out the ball, labeled their efforts as erie tative of Division os HERALD SCOREBOARD Ii. The l s to "1 never felt more like scored the Pioneers from the a case of "butter fingers" group to hit the 18th. Williams 7 ,0 Ii but Indian River, who is member HO*,s• singing the blues ... but I never floor 40-36 but Bennett scalded felt that the 6 ,I I) indin llvsr Another good suggestion Is to find a front row seat on one of the FO FT TP real reason for th e of Tome division IV, did no damage to Co4In I thought ...that I'd foul you, that the nets with a 14 out 4 SSa 3 first few holes, I always enjoyed number three, let all th e players of 20 poor showing was the fact that their chances, it I 7 t was ion"s just a slap S much dear".., and so goes th go through and af te r the last one make a mad dash for one of the e performers for a 70 per 0 16II TOTALS 40 S Is new arrangement of an old connection rate. Bob Jones cent they weren't up for the game. in the face of their pride. last holes, 17 is always good and watch th e better ones play Pirre and 0 S S The explanation was that the song, more appropriately titled, Ray Collins added 16 and 14 Raider cagers were looking Brown 1 0 $ through. Beanie Shaw w ho has been 9ot,n%on 3 2 ii Inda,, R* the "Charity Lane Blues". Joe points respectively for Indian ahead to this 37 54.5 One th ing I never have liked is following a name player. It is urda Sat y's game ba ttling the flu looked somewhat I3Ah o i Seminal* 33 -•_S Sterling and his five piece band River. just one big hassle. You nes'er get to see any of his shots and those ( with Valencla and took Indian stronger, TOTALS 3' " 'I but still is not up to his of Raiders are proba bly still loutd Out Bennie Show hit 8 of nlnets'øn Biver too !ight!y. Even tf thcy you do see you are probably so far away its not worth watchinit O FT Fouts u.ij sf. but hopes 16 SiC 21 liv blues, and son. and two of the to nic an)w,iy. Of coursc th ere are ahays throngs of people who follow Raiders five free were, it still didn't discount a dering what It would have been throws to lead Seminole with poor showing at the leader, just like cattle being led to slaughter. Last year Bud the foul line. AIIm had a gallery to rival Arnie's Army (well, maybe not that like to get as much attention eighteen points. The local The Raiders gave their visitors from a pair of men in striped junior college had a total of five 27 big. free shots at shirts as did their visitors from men hitting double figures. the Pioneers the foul line and Remember though to plan on getting to Rio early and hit on 19 of them stayingFt. Myers. when they dropped Robert McCullum and Michael for 70 percent. Seminole, getlate, There is alwayssomethmng goingon Daytona S00takea back their 11th game in 20 outings, Williams hit for 14 apiece, Bob seat the Citrus is here. ting only 16 free tosses, hit a 91-85. house made good for 13 and miserable 31 per rent for five The Pioneers out shot the Gerald Owens added 12. points. " Law Of Gravity-Rogers' Style Raiders from the free throw While Shaw was eight points In an earlier matchup betline 19-5 and led by as much as a below his average, he scarfed ween Seminole and Valencia, One set of rules not In play at Rio is "Rogers' Rules of dozen points midway through up eleven rebounds to corn- the Matador's came up with Tournament Play." here is number seven: "A ball putted that the second half. Although the plement McCulIum's team their third win over the Raiders runs the cup and stays out shall bedefl3ed to have dropped, since charity line can be speculated leading effort of 17. Seminole in five years wit) a 6244 the occurance shall be held contrary to the laws of gravitation upon to be the games dividing beat Indian River in the "Shocker" that threw By JOHN CHERWA a monkey McCullough is going with the Valencia Cosrununity College line, it was some boiling hot rebounding department so-ts. which supercede the rules of golf. The same rule Shall be In force Herald Correspondent wrench Into Seminole's plans sa me starting lineup as the respectively. (or balls that pass over the hole and stay out, since it is a DeLand contest. Rodney The Seminoles looked like known fact that any object attempting to maintain its odtlon The best in the Big Eight Dowling is slated for first, Jeff just another contender In the the atmosphere without something to support it, MUST DROP. ________ Meets the best in the Metro Hodges at wmnd, Terry Bach- Big Eight last year, when all of 0- I The first hole4n-one (not counting Al Kelley's hole4"ne-jr, i? I - it _____ Conference at 4 p.m. today man at third and Bo a sudden they caught flrc at threes of 1974 iias come out the county's toughest course Sheoah. when the Sanford Seminoles Costantlne holds down short. tournament time and starting On the par three eighth hole Lu Kennedy hit a pitching wedge • host the Lyman Greyhounds in I-. The outfield should be Ed beating teams they had lost to yards Into the cup k.r an ace. a cross-conference battle. _r. _ Callan in left, Hal Staats In earlier in the year. This Is the first meet ing this center and Clay Philli ps in This year they may have a year be tween the two rivals. rightfield. I Sheoah Golf News ace of their own in Pitching [1ytwouadssplit Commenting about their thandeci George Ho(fman,arlgh each team winning one game, performance against the As Mickey Besslngnano always say's "Sheoah L gf Thus far this season the Hounds Bulldogs, McCullough said he senior. Hoffman tossed a onewas meant to be", is going to be o pen to a lot more people as the stand, 0-1, while the Tribe Is 1-1. thought a case of the first game bitter against the Leesburg 4 course will be open up to membership giving the course a semi. The Long wood nine was jitters had gotten the best of his Yellow Jackets last Saturday private staus. So you don't have to own a condominium to get a Tribe. The shutout at the hands of squad. Going into the game in a 1.0 win for membership. two games win evened out Sanford's De La nd's Mike M'Carthy 3-0 on DeLand already had In the Sheoah Women's Tournament Dot Perry was the low t, Saturday. The Hounds were under its belt, the Hounds were record to 1-1 following their gross winner with an 81. On the low net side Billie Seger won the season opener which they lost to stopped for two hits giving them working on their opener. event with a 68 followed by "Lucky" Lu Kennedy with a 73. Third Boone 4-3. an .060 team batting average. was a deadlock between Marllynne Bennett and Pearl Palrque Although the Greyhounds P At Bob Costantine and with 74s, and finishing with ISa were Shirley C.azessus and Freda Jeff Hodges bats were quiet the fielding was Seminole High Coach Jerry lead the team with a .333 clip, excellent. me Hounds c McPherson. Mays would like nothing better Everyone else is hitless. Closest to ther pin on 16 was Jenny Checko and the longest milled only one miscue as than to keep a goose egg in al p On the mound drive on ten was had by Shirley Gcager. the compared to three for DeI.an1. Lyman's win column but Greyhounds have a team ERA Lyman won the Metro last doesn't take the past Metro of 2.33. Bob Keane has a 1.75 f year a ter they turned their champs too lightly. Mays ' Mayfair Happenings as'erage and Mike Sjnijiicj has season around at the midway depends on Toni Robare, Ted been giving up 3.50 per game. point behind the pirchmg of Bob Miller and Shaun O'Brien to .Mayfair M held th eir four ball-nest ba ll tournament on Sunday Simmons has been given the M eadows and Eddie Nuss. The pr ovide the hitting that carried and the fo ursome of Ralph &mas, Martha Henry, Fletcher 1 starting nod by head coach Bob two are now opponents at them last season to the Big 1 Cockrell, and Betty Daniel came away with low gross honors with McCullough. Seminole Junior College and Eight Championship. 073. g 14 A k _. .. ~ II. . VIn the low net division, Wayne Lennox, Betty Stokes, Lee and ~ F() Reason 3. We take all the time we need when it comes to preparing your iCt,Ili'n. We conduct in-depth interviews to make sure we understand your persona! tax situation. And we keep all information completely confidential. - Fishermen Defend Nets - Sewer Expansion Okay wa stateme:ltthat(quote) The nets Bridge near Green Cove The Sanford Herald Tuesday, Feb. 26, 174-18 are illegal in Florida. Springs across to Plccalata." ((1nquotc "They tire legal in lit w.!] t'cm.ziented that this Still another call came in nam-Volusia line. Putnam County," said Boston, would take in Clay, Duval, and from the president of the Mid At present about i,.foijjth He mentioned that several St. Johns Counties as well as Florida Fishermen's of Lake George is in the legal meetings had already been held Putnam, stressing that this was association, Dora Lee Russell. bundartes and they (the in various towns In Central only approximate boundaries Mrs. Russell said she was fishermen) are asking that all Florida where these nets were and Seminole County would not "shocked with the article and of the lake and the Oklawaha discussed and suggested that I be affected. would like further Information River be opened to them. call Major King, Regional Russell said that he on- published." "We feel that sports fisherDirector of district five of the deratood that this was being As president of the corn- men as well as the commercial Fish and Game Commission done because the commercial mercial association, Mrs. men will bnelit from this by . and Biologist Bob Schneider in fishermen in that area needed Russell noted that she would be removal of the rough fish," the Ocala office for their more territory In order to make glad to answer any questions in King said. opinions, a li ving, regard to this Issue, adding also Major King further stated By BOB ORRELL a controversial Issue, we are Hill Ilosack's telephone that Seminole County Is not that at present, the Northern Tommy Russell telephoned message revealed ta king this opportunity to print LET'S GO FISHING that a hoop included in the request for boundaries extension has not which the information that to the best net costs the fishennan about comments Immediately following some of the legalization of the hoop nets. been requested. we received. In each Instance of his knowledge, the hoop nets $100 and, said Bill, "No A lengthy conversation with publication of the article pe According to the Director, the r- the caller was asked if there are legal In Putnam County fisherman in his right lathing to the possible mind Major King, the Regional Commission is not in favor of w ere any objections to be ing which takes in about one-fourth would put this much money in a Director for the Game and Fish opening the Okiawaha River to legalization of hoop nets in quoted and our notes were read of Lake George. spot where it could get torn Commission revealed the the nets but plans to act In favor Sunday's edition of The Herald, back to him. "What is being asked," up!" This was in reference to follo wing te lephone calls started pouring information: "The cii allow ing them In all of Lake Russell stated, "is that the the mention made that the nets Organized Fishermen of George. in. The first call was from boundaries be extended to cou ld constitute a problem to Florida have requested tha t the In line with the policy of this Jimmy Boston stating that the Include the rest of When questioned as to why Lake George, boaters ii placed in sha column to present both sides of article was in error In llow hoop nets be made legal from th e Okiawaha was excepted , Lake Crescent, and Shands water. Volusia Bar north to the putCon't. On. Pg. 311 ('ol,. - - Henry Block h-rAQ 17 reasons why you should come to us for income tax help SANFORD .I " ~:: 1*1 : -' J - Y n-lager in Women to his duties as mayor. ! L.~h By John Cherwa . applied. "We do need a city manager and should hire one soon," said 7acco. 'But I don't feel we have enough information at this time." -1 A -Round r, • saying they did not have sufficient information at that time to make a decision on any of the three applicants interviewed. The three were selected as the test qualified of the 60 per j * . By JEAN PATfl0N - , z a 1 64 By JANE CASSELBERRY •. �28.-The Sanford Herald Tuesday, Feb. 26, 1974 NFL Owners Break Out A New Mold tr" Decide V I-__ W - ~ 7~ - ,~] ~0 r ~- --, :__~. 0I 4 is",~_4i W& L p : Xk - - U-0- - - 10LNO, On Five ____ 1 '%L.%IIDLx1,rxa - - Possible -a1oeia1FU Le.g tAt - - ~.. • . - reaffnmag 'sew Orkarks, as the site for Super Bowl IX, either m the [Axivana Superdaime under constructim a at TuLuw Staduum Ttr also cut the 24-aty list of pmble seatLk .nd Tampa. 'We don't want to lay an egg on such a prestigious thing as the Super Bowl." MA SUperiJorm spokesman Ben Uvy. adding that officials hoped to eliminate any sUdiurn btxs by hosting the Dec. 31. 1974 Suger Bowl Owners will is APIn in .New York to deide whether to eipand ui 1975 and if bow many Daniel M. Rooney. vice iresideid of the Pittsburgh eelers and head 01 the NFL's upanoncwunittee, said be *Ltd ask the remaining deta iled thformation on matters such as szadiwn availability before the Açtil meeting ate headed by Jou on was to d eparations for March 16 meeting Eth players reesentatiies on a cntrac( to replace the exjxred four-year g*ct ;.- - . - ) The results ci an NFl stuth ol artificial playing w -•I. -._-•. . •• • . sues •. P -- -- -- la y as ha'e asked for a ban • at * a rI Rxzei1e said the owners decided not to -!~e Jan. 12. 1 n , sum Bowl from New Orleans becatuft ..A e fM OPtunisW about it I Supadcrne i being ready.- By JACK WEBB U14('pv r&trt O . 0 like \ortcn eagerly players ton - but not as much much IN\ newr ZIP to fight Muhammad Ali. f2944=4 mAster Of Jive and the Ah &Wfle, and win one shoulders to a tiny waist, and a fight against him its-caking wedge from his wa2st to MW4bO- He bomm wound Ah'S JAN) AM I'm the second in really we," said %ortom "And a close decision -and them go I-m not buming my bridges only One I) Pe Of People will all fade decked six times be! the lot of fOOW quarterbaft a When Norton wins the -NOW lot of basketball superstam But championship from Foreman w*4o,Iwe basis. he,s got a lmgonnabe, says Notion. there's only one heavyweight ihe refuses to say "It') he's great personality, I'm not Ard he looks it champ. And I'm going to be it going to take a 'long rest:' impress-Aid by George but I Just -%'(CtOQ Is UP at M&uacre "I'm Canyon Inn right now, A two- Calif. roing to utilize that Then he*s going to UWA some know him su;arxw1ny so far." lchamPiwshipli bell. That bell more. earm mom man sme itself is w%th & cullion dollars 50"Wilmig to help his people - know Fore,man better s"I -in in exhibitions. Vi cunmer'cjals blacks. the rind But he - ucorge Foreman Ian t If It's ;:1s aim Slayton thinks Norton will be reached some coriciusious reading this, then Norton is out utilizing it, I will, a popular ch&npion. ab' the • cham,,,p, as on the road at "He's extroverted, a real • starting his daily . run )ears at the maslmmn, I'm good kid, and probably one of If It's 4p Because once "Foreman's the crudest (cern the most intelligent fighters in 01 fighter to cv,n* along in along you become champ the world today, said Slayton. nowtvre to go , Partners Siayta'i said. "Fr And he traits hard, as hard or cngtga walk out on I'll , g DOW plexus. Norton's a " harder than anyone." 'These no science, no strong puncher and ''s 01111 But ngl'it now Norton Is not just walks up to someone -You know,' Norton aciuls already beaten 'two of 4 01 ;11 - =_ _ - • -____ wr"M I - r__ - •• •.. _ . - - a "I- . -- -- - - - •, • • I -- - % ' •. I La - a-' . - - • • -- , • r - • II -• - - - T LAT E, GE RALD BLOCK SHOT attempt by Gerald Owens 3Oi comes too late to stop this a stereotype that fighters w'ien starts clubbing them. All he's they've quit. 1 don't krxm if I hke or- go is power and s ,-I*-.e gwred with Norton in they make it big,spend all their t!"ength.Indian River two-pointer. The Raiders started their comeback drive s.alda.aitressintheiniis the past," said one of them zr.oney on flashy things Notion goes out Of the hotel too late, also, losing 91-85 restaurant. He acts like he gom for his afternoon walk A flashy wrren. I know about "bu he • Ouns mops t that danger. I've seen it happen (30 (Hera ld Photoby George Hayes i hum before, toafewfihters_,,Jl hula talk r'*xti. "Hey, Norton, I've got te• What But Norton backers say th a man so hard few, But at's How many miles you run a day Rich that be wants Ia. drivesto heavyweight to me, I've it got a happen Norton's because hes got something on Petty g" i ' ' 'pkxiolthe world and lxi mind, something big -,a r care of. DAYTONA BEACH PU this close to it i a date with So I have & business ,Ar, nw to date with George Forernan N.C., ended up there seconds him into thirdrJ cc with 27.015 be het}wemgbt champ George watch my rwimn a marathon, tns lead in the National point total for three ram to Foreman Is set for March 26i And off he goes, an cx- retained or'ts Asoctation for Stock Car AUtj % 165. Cale Yarboroug The usual types of "We do anthmr, we can Yartxs'ough earlier h of iging around make Itim happy. we caw to Lherawav a professional, at the relatively .Nortonthese days standings by Timmomille, is second Westm 5W and Petty the Da),in lit ra gri m young man, a 511051 finishing young , a time second to Bobby with , old age of 291 rom what toru 500 points. bralfts girls in TIIshirts,, ogling when he's in training,*' said the may Aflum in last Sunday's Ric& What makes amnan only afew the Alluon's victory, his first on inggest dayof his life. moixi 5 race man who may be the next S1aytotI"Hj,tateoffiidIsu Dominic Allison, )ounger the Grand Sattonal circuit brutal date with George )V'ws out O" he -Marine CMP world champion. 1 I -O000ks,shh," hnpertant as anything else Pett y- 36. Of Randleman. suice last September. mim"I brother of Bobby. is fourth in want to tate the hard, solid one young girl said In the gym Foreman in a flJ'4 in Caracas. 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Leon Benbow , with " points, tion t.fromp.ge3Li Harold Moody, a biologist led Jacksonville over CmKing answered that that that and project leader of the St. clnnati 8146; Donald Smith particular waterway had Johns [liver Fish Project, For tossed in 27 points to lead Dayalways been a favorite of spor ts the gaiiii.' and fish commission, ton past Miami of Ohio 79-74, fishermen and was not suitable states that he has seen the nets and Sam McCants pumped in 29 iii operation "Very few scale ! lints in Oral HoLx'rts' 10246 for hoop nets. We mentioned the Winter Fish ever enter the hoop nets," victory ntr Southern Illinois, shad trolling in this part of the he said. His personal opinion is the' St. Johns and was told that hoop nets would be a neghible factor nets pose no threats to the in the annual shad spawning sports fishing resources, lie says, however, it the nets are' migration Furthermeetingswihlbeheld placed in sl'allow water, they TONIGHT'S SELECTIONS by the Commission in the could cause an Inconvenience, Commercial fishermen Jacksonville area to sound out FIRST - UCw% 51e5h (I). Sur public feeling before the nor- should realize, he said. they Amon (A). SW Monty MeLuq IS. Q'n boundary extension will should not place the nets where SECOND Sensiv fIil III, Lows be request ed according to King. they would cause problems It' is, St..ger RiteS Ill, FOURTH Another call was made to the spo rts fishermen. La3t inonth Moody made a CA194TV ftb 41). AA," MjA%ey (gl, Eustis office where Edward spot check of catfish tak en In r Biolog ist. the Lake George area, and 50,000 IIs.FranQ,, III SISTH-LL concensus of opinion of i11 da pounds sed in Central Flori of biologists a crossed one dock. There ,,, . M, Miser I)J (I) St5, indicated that the new types of will not harris sports ar" Iwo major Fish houses in 'I) EIGHTH - snnv SPo.-s W. I .tI 0 oc PIlOOr fishing i f all rules and this section. Even that, he said, P4tNTH- 1 rTPrro%;se Slte (I). restrictions are followed. "The does not fully exploit the catfish new traps," said Zagar," are industry in the lake. 1SI tENTH - Dolly DAy (S), x,t Even a live weight of. a (rwh-rr Ill- Todd troubles designed so that only catfish (I toundswo Can push the ir oyll) t'soo 1500 UI not n "Brearn and ciii '" .0 In ,, PtA ABC BUYS BY THE ,,-. - UVSSl4 1 QUEEN _________ __________ 'sit, DRY GIN 100% DRY ft wt • LA - *5! - I - II SOKC Selections - AN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL cOR ROOFING 05 INSU A?I&11 TIt.w NG . .• IC$TCU IP Cii&iaa I'll iii Me 7 Tu IVIRTDAY PRICI . 17,41MI ITO 15110W ftoo ott.,.. IMM011ULf CASIUSI _______ ÜàRAI v -u u*ea ABC 8 YEAR ROYAL DELUXE , A SDAY SALE TUES THRUSATMAR 2 WISER 10 YR. GRANT'S 8 YEAR The victory elevated %an. AIama, led by Charles Wisconsin. derbill's record in the SEC to Cleveland's IS points. raced to a Elsewhere in college basket wall." 14 -2, the Identical in -conference 19-7 advantage and stretched it ball. Florida used a free-re am marks posted by seventh, rank- to 22 Points before the first half Gene Shy's 30 points to upsei ccl Alabama, which beat Gent- was over. Kentucky 7545; Jerry Jenkin gia 99-74 Slonday night. There's a battle in the Big sank 25 points to lead Mis If Vanderbilt can beat Its two Ten, too, and Indiana seems to slssippi State over Tennesses remaining SEC onDonents. have the inside track 6255. and lion .thncnn'. Foote the buzzer gave Cen. tenary a 79-711 victory over I III Vi Houston Baptist. Also, Austin Peay State Uni. versity got 38 points from 40 1 ' *"I IV Ilcasol Uel 1us, Iuoltu -. k6 . UM a,cttj,o-rt', I)IPL4.0 LUIT" I]M JACQUIN'S GRAND DAD 100 IMeSIIIfT derb It Wa Ahead SI"nk Or SwirnTime ' LEVIS NO EASILY INSTALLEDUws P ius.c Conference victory over Mis- scoring with 26 points while grabbed 12 rebounds for lii ris.sippi Monday night. Malt Meibers had 16 points for diana, 19-3. This was no time to play the Rebels. Campy Russell, this year' around," said Vanderbilt's TerGeorgia held a 2.0 lead but Rig Ten scoring leader, raisei ry Compton, who tossed in 18 that was it, be the only time the his 21.6 points per game Pao - IDEAL I NG MATERIAL (They Just INC Fit Between Studdinas and Rafters) . SAM CLAY 12 YR, VSOP COGNAC AMERICA'S LARGEST WINE & SPIRITS DEALER iii IT IIos Any better than this one," said consin 78-74 been about any game all se Vanderbilt Coact) Roy Skinner In a late game, 16th-rated son." after his club bounced back Creighton played Navy subpac Freshmen center Kent Rem w i th an 84.68 Southeastern Jeff Fosnes led Vanderbilt's son scored 19 points an LIN .. tiiL' ' is, - - • DEPARTMENT STORE 213 E. FIRST • ii) ' ' -- I C a •t e. U-, 0 .igan St in U it sink or fm time and Commodores would become the conference, is now out ef II Vandei'bflt's Commodores kept Conference representative In ra ce but the Spartans gave It their heads way above water, the NCAA tournament - re. fl1t• Vanderbilt could have gone gardleas of what Ala bama "Michigan State Is real under, weighed clown by Sahursince they bold two victories quick," said Indiana Coat day night's 59-53 loss to Ten. over the Crimson Tide. Bobby Knight, whose Hoosiei nessee, but the Commodores In other games Invoking lop lead the Big Ten with a 11 stayed afloat. 20 teams, ninth-rated Indiana record, one game ahead i ")can't remember one of our downed Michi g an state 91-85 Michigan. "I was as apprehem - - IACII .J " - . I * - cevr,qy ' c' ,--. P I uSED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES - ... r. _. - .. the team took even greater lumps, losing the game. .I Itu SHEETS ' - W -1 - - t __ __ - ,"~It UieraldPhotobs George Ilayes BIG SELECTION J.D. McDufIie, io.o. - - • 11. - ALUMINUM ' -' -1 - /2 fl':'L.q -iv IV - BUCKET SIM!NOLE CENTER David Tossie takes his lumps to put the ball in the hoop Monday night against Indian River Community College, but .. ' ,l%#urv, ' £ ; I kiR -' , TOSSIE• To THE - FOR SAL El0 I 41 I I __ ST. LEGER - -6 I Z -- , . . _-_ -t -- 0 -• . f.., 11 I ,.; ~ 1~11 #. N " _.'N A L .-•:. 'IICTMIO V said. Hail complained that Kenlucky is "doing too much freelance playing and not stic king to patterns," Goo son and rookie Hictue Panch, each 12300, Dave Mardi ll•640 0V -a. L_- 1t " .t . , v r basically a rujij-,jng team -and if they get You dawn they'll PU YOU down good;' he -' ; #.! • - t 41 0P , '-,. , - I IS by a -- SOVEREIGN ____ afrr.&,n, I ) "11 (0 ., . - • T san so professional: 1 'ust ijoni know was , heard to mumble. I don't know wheth' I be sad." Florida used a freeze late in the first half and in the dwtndl. log minutes Of the game to hold off Kentucky. 'i to We dIdn't do anything against the lea," Lotz said. - 65 040 - 1' 1 " , roll-mg over on hu side. - there's the most Popular man at Ma.sjaar Canycii Inn. - 'i" • ketball in five )e&rl One disgruntled Kentwky far ___________ - '• - rd Florida - I- - •. 4 - entucky 75-65 Monday night to . ' - V - - Xv. =. . i Orlando's Dream Dies ' • set what LOU called the bes, t I • I • iptions ties am. rate-Iand maybe a little proles. sional-after Florida upset ;i I- 2 . I -. _ - Icr of poor execution onour part," Kentucky Coach Joe Hall 11 'I i *J He use it. He should he tic hungriest IoIImpetltor in I!;' field. His salary as a soccer pInI)'er Is $1,400 a season MIAMI BEACH, Ha. Al', The 21 SF'!. owners approved you've got into a project, you miles away dwarfed by the $100,000 and . Loudd said Remnants of Orlando's fight the cmnmittet"s top picks don't (eel of bad if you l os e." lando'sNFL hopes are vinually $20O,O0O paychecks of his rivals. with Tampa for a National Tampa, Memphis, Honolulu, lie said he wasn't really sur- dead. His wife works to help keep him Football League franchise rt'- Seattle and Phoenix at a Mon. prised since his efforts to get in the seminary , Asked what he w ould do now, mained at a Bal harbour hotel day afternoon Session, but the 17,000 Tangeri ne Bowl ex- hiudd repli ed, "I guess I'll today, reminders of an army saved the actual issue of cx- panded to 51,000 were halted In keep doing what I have which arrived at a battlefield pansion for been an April meeting in court and he had only plans to doing too late. there's an awful lot of New York. If the NFl. decides show for a new s ta dium coinSTEEL BELTED RADIALS opportunity in America if you In a last-ditch effort, [tommie to expand In 1975, only two of plex. Tampa's sta dium already don't mind working, FOREIGN a DOMSITIC toudd's Florida Suns group In the five cities are H.Ø SP.,d Silence • expected to seats 46,000 with plans to ex. "I'm not a quitter. I'm a footOrlando pasted up stickers and get the nod. • Ma Spin BaIac, pand It to 72,, ball man. You don't walk away C Bvake Service laid out literature Sunday in the I.ouijd, who had drea ms of "Thirty thousand seaso n tick. from anything you've & DflI'V r C been hotel where SF!, owners were becoming a part owner and top ets pledged for three years at $8 doing all your life," he to consider &'xpansion • "" AIcnm.'nt id executive in Orlando, gave up a seat iithout even having a But he dismissed the Idea hr Dar.;c! M. Ito.ny, kc pte. lii hoist office job wi th the New stadium is fact," said Loudd, might look toward the n" dent of the Pittsburgh Steelers, Engla nd Patriots to lead t he "But when you're looking for a Wor ld Football League, saying. said his expansion committee' Orlando effort l ast year. franchise, you've got to have a "My allegiance has been with cut the list of potential cities to Near tears, Loudd said, "My stadium." the NFL. I've made a lot of five Saturday, attitude if you put everyth ing With Tamna lying only 80 friends in that league." can said. - ____ - . , .1 W.000. - LEXINGI-o?1, l. AP 41 - j -' "Welust play good defense for 40 utes," Florida Coach John lAtz saki -It was & nul. - - - -_ • Ii ~ ____ .1 Key i.k . . . - • • * _____ •'.- • Gator p 'I ROTONDA, Fla. (APt - ample to others, football's O.J. Sim pson, base- and bowling competition and nati's ['etc Rose, Most Valuable They're having to break out a "An athlete has a greater ba ll's Pete Rose, basketba!j's finished second In golf behind Player in the National League, new mold for the sports super- ministr y than a preacher," John Havlicek and former Dick Anderson, the All-Pro and Jim McMillian of the Butstar, and throw away all the old says Kyle, who currently is Olympic standouts as Holland's safety of the Super Bowl chum- tab Braves basketball team, 8 ones, studying theology in a semi. Ard Schenk and Austria's Karl pion Miami Dolphins, He each; shot potter Brian OIdfieId Kyle Rote Jr. doesn't drive a nary. Schranz in tests of versatility skipped the weightlifting won and Simpson, 7; basketball's block-long limousine nor enterMainly, during this particular and skill. by Franco Harris of the Pitts. John Havlicek of the Boston lain friends in an apartment of period, Kyle Is showing some of Young Rote, 23, an obscure burgh Steelci's in a battle of Celtics, 4, followed by the two mirrors with a llama rug. lie the world's greatest ath letes soccer player with the Dallas muscle with fellow footballer foreigne rs, skier Schran.z, 2, never owned a mink coat. 11, how to be a champion, He is Tornado who might be virtually player Simpson. Others just and speedsknter Schenk, I. never had a business agent to making a runaway of th e 1974 unknown if he didn't have the went through the motions. [tote stands to pick up more negotiate 1100,000-plus con. Superstar competition, a name of a famous f oo tball fa. After five events, graded on a points and more money in to. tracts. unique, Intriguing yet highly tlier, swept three of his first scale of lG'7-4-2-1 for the top day's final five events the Fame and fortune hold a low commercial promotion aim ed four events and finished second finishers, Rote had a total of 37 100-yard dash, half-mile run, rung on his scale of values, lie primarily at selling con- in the other Monday for an al. points. Anderson was second one-mile bike race, baseball has no desire to be a great dominiunis and television most Insurmoun ta ble lead In with 14 and pole vaulter Bob hitting and the obstacle course. sports hero, fascinating mil. space. the two-day, 10-sport test of su Seagren third with 11, Harris With first prize wor th $25,000 lions, lied like to be a minister Against all odds, he is sham. perst.ais. aid tennis ace Stan Smith were and each point an additional of some sort at least an ex- ing such celebrated_Figures as lie won the tennis, swimming tied at 10, followed by Cincln- $300, Rote c ould win more than - i *t* I ' - • , -' - rJ I - I i -_ o- i - - -~_ , I - I'm going & •• __1 • e ' Meree AcpWd the bout in dw ift-ni round. '1 wont stand there tradir es with Ali. Foreman 's world after only six Years m the world explains Norton Besides, \ortcm agrees w1th fight game. thoughtfully. lying down on his his trainer, Bill Slayton, that compared to MA, whoa the Hey, Norton, You've gotta be bed in mid-afternoon and sex weakens a man before a classic boxer. Boxing with Au hard'" yells we *1 his Wwrizig gazing At the ceiling. 'Ibere's a fight. was fib playing a chess gww. partners from where he's puncbing the heav) bat -_ W_~____, • -. - F --"- - ~ the ring to a rtct time, jigginsign a fight with Foreman, who behind me. Therell cne a and Jilin' and his bead bowi- just may be liv strongest man time when this fighting punch ring Ken Norton, the man in boxing today' bisiness Is over with, and those that's for sore," Ncrtcn said who wants to he the nent "There's heavywel& chamrAM Of the Ixav) ''~IN Je 1 / •• as boxem") But Norton. other than the usual banter, ='t that won bun the ha" much to do with theTL In that r chImplionship . v ~T-ft , . Sffk)kin' Joe g", '1 know who my fneixls - - - a Mack a .crton added after watchu. 01 Foreman 'sfight wi A. • . , ----- - ~___liZ-1 . - ____ -1 _ - - 4 - - ___ that hiOU'Ve socne men at the en:1 neceLsarify loud voice. -.1 lust Of & fight c2rm Im than when bve fighta& all that bouncing waaing i they started' bat rnk' a and ddf. But I like t*skettgfl Calif- - He WAu like he was bxn Veda of them i unnb frorn his secon ivr cent cornp!ete with the ml no ,w listed at, 1163 rM nion. ..s Ken Norton? VA _,A~~.. -- • approve exPardion and it was preffuture to say ansion cww year. Rotelle said he would like to see the ,NFL with 32 teanu, but that he would prefer graduaJ expansion. "My personal %iew is it would be extreme);- difficult to The facility, planned at cod of 19 million in 167, is 75 wh , a L4 ~ cities for the owners Monday. )bsiously, the energycrisis is something that would have to be weighed when you talk about Hawaii" said Rozefle But he added that of the owners have to .Lren'l met. To Becomt., Champion !. . I - \ III! ft He said his committee dadsfl attempt to rate the five, . KEN NORTON SENDS GREETINGS--- HIS STYLE Powerful left into Jarrin Jack O'Halloran : ;. , .., to be enlarged. ic pay (cc presean games, frecm to play out and change teams without penalties on teams hiring them, insurance, the pension plan and Csinmi&stoner Pete lizelIe's authority on dLsciiphny matters. The players have threatened to rtrike if their demands 4 . - ••v • seat alth Other key mules with the playas are expected to in. iirjr - . rj '"T.. . L Uwed l (decide to arid an time this spring. its not t late for 1975. said Rooney. %e haven't taken the W(fld FOOIt*11 eaue in eration - were conthe NFL. esai.a iecieseftmt urrpeared rudy to nrneately meet insion rement, ough a 56.000 stadium for Honolulu Is still under construction and Tampa's 46 0004ca1 facility would have Thrrip, - • 4• IatbsU game. CCIJ . frazhises to kt z If a dec is ma to expand Only çrc4.ed to et the nc*i -- . 6 A~ L~~ ,~ - S ~, 0_4 .. w1nzm, if needed, was a satisfactory ho* Ice the 1970 'A APrlif, it* - Kyle Rote Leads Superstars .i1t , k_ Sites ane Association. - •; i bt ratwra1 Labct atior could delay compieton. us 1y tod !tsrdytogo.Uvydtwantto tat-e it there They &x I want bd publicity when their p)SSZbk expi ibes to he were to take a tzd k ta at neUa th the pt I 0 - _- - ____ -~ I t wrfm 'nth the In , SOW So -RI site de6ded and th,e ha - I I .-'% -."~i.~ 4r, I The Sanford Herald Tuesday, Feb. 26, 1914-B lull HI-WAY 17-92 AT 436 CASSELBERRY WOODLAND PLAZA SHOP. CENTER 'I, GALLON GOLD SEAL * , "n' PINK CATAWB1 3.49 cii 1400 S. WOODLAND BLVD. DELAND - li VIRASSOU PETITE ROSE 219 '9 . SE8ASTIANI CHENIN BLANC 219. 25 9 IMP ' - MICHELANGELO CHIANTI 1".2295 '_" AVBASSAQR VERMOUTH 149 -. 1595 Rj, 9SADQ 229:24 C00,1[11 !yp ITALY VIVA BURGUNDY CHABLIS I 33 1295 ROSE 1 99 ' 12 sAqRAu BEAUJOLAIS 296:34 s 'v I.8RUStOnQy 199 2795 BERTO1U. CHIANTI 249,-,75g CABERNET SAUViGNON 349 35$$ YIRASSOUCNENIN BLANC 3?9-..Si5 IORRLS SANGRE 01 TOPu 74 ' 7595 JOV1NI OROUt4N ?, fl9 POYAi FRY PCTi:* ,3 111 .w,, - .. ., , 4a, _. ,___ _.,' S . 4,,, ', ' n �—p. 48—The Sanford Herald Tuesday Feb. 26, 1974 —t.lip BEST BOARDING & GROOMING THE IN TOWN WE GIVE YOUR DOG THAT EXTRA ATTENTION HE NEEDS $ A.M. Seeds to Tuxedo F,eds Baby Chicks Horse Care Items Tac For The Be Buys See Pet Animal Supplies 1111111111001 I Veqtible Plants HUNT'S TUXEDO FEED STORE COR. SANFORD AVE. AND SECOND ST. ANIMAL HAVEN BOARDING KENNELS Phone 322-2624 START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT! SEE US TODAY WE SPECIALIZE IN FIBERGLAS REPAIR We'll save you money, time & gas...Carpet Sewing Machines . Furniture—We have it alL..Stop Today —Save. IIONAUO L)l?iC,MAN Kitchen Telephone $30-Sill Tired Of Cooking? — Call Crusty's For Piping Hot Pizza, Subs, Spaghetti or Ravioli — Call Ahead& Pick It Up HOT. CENTER here your friends are 24 Hour Nursing Care For Private Patients — VA — Medicaid Out Patient Therapy 919 E. Ind St. Sanford, Fla. SSCRUITYi PIZZA@$ IWr Located next to the Plaza Theatre in Sanford Plaza 322-5610 Ph, 322.6707 UWI&4 No • 1' - • Horse & RIder Store on ,.L W 7:7 a u F EVERYTHING & RIDER E .1 "A Child' s World" I EDUCATIONAL CHILD 1CARE and KINDERGARTEN • Sanford'S IXC,5y daycare You Bt'ztik Jlgegcy Mixon Auto Parts S. Park Ave. AUTO INSURANCE low 3tt$ I71 Year Olds 1159 Hwy. 17.97 202 SR 22's Filid El Payments Open Daily 9.5 Sat. 9.12 Ph 323.14: / 2554 S. Slnfardav. 323.6404 OPENS-6 Mon. thru Sat. Mixon Auto Parts and Machine Shop 222 Magnolia Downtown Sanford 322080$ for Quotas Call 123-3846 / Open $4 Mon. thru Sat. Downtown Only Open Sun. 9.2 323-77)0 -ifr'trd Herald Covers The Sanford Th e ('r.r TI.. , £ • OCOI News 0, Seminole ener I nOn Any Other Better Newspaper 'In The World. SUSCRIBI NOW — CALL 322-2611 br au ur ra LAWN & FARM EQUIPMENT 1 Ph. 345-324$ Oviedo .. . _. - . questions inspect the Complete., no range of earh impptl,n proceialn finish that will not scratch or dull even at let years of boiling hot water, harsh detergents and heavy use. The 'op of the range Kitchen Aid dishwasher has features other dishwashers haven't e i.+i dreamed of, including extra large racks which can adjust at the twist of a button to ac commodate the largest bowls and platters arid the most awk wardty shaped utensils -. baking lobs and snack meals, and a second large oven -for holiday roasts and all day baking sprees Taylor will install both range top and built in oven at a sur '""" 'u" installation Is another of his STOP BY TODAY QMher dust and grease, GAS-SAVER TUNE-1UP 101 1 1 1 1 71 COMPtITI (UCTIOSIC Milt MMY1 A11111111 "Ill TVI(UPUTIM t Dorothy P .P( PONt 'AL AD NO. i. it 11L[ IALL F000S COOKED IN PEAPIVT QIL 99c ve=Mea1=A=Da 1folly RD (2 ILXS NORTH HWf 434 831.2877 730.1'30p%a SAT -- 11111D (HICKIN L SPECIAL Ian ,00* 1 Cleaned-Oiled GET AN APPOINTMENT TODAY :- 'R ywomt McCallouth MAW The health and well being of to obtain adequate fluld_ more evenly throughout the snack of fruit or juice, toast or the patients is the primary following this meal pattern day, thus giving better Service roll and marmalade and I'11Y. concern at Lakeview Plursir.g Even though most patients to all, and a beverage. This Is followed Center, 919 E Second St. are accustomed to a lifetime of There are three dining areas at 10 a mm', by o larger, protein Sanford To this end the finest eating three main mea's a day at Lakeview. The main dining medical rich breakfast of egg or meat, care is provided in a when they enter Lakeview they room ii most attractive cheerfut, homey atmosphere, hy cereal toast milk and a hot little difficulty adjusting with its Early American furbeverig, andspeclal attemflon IS given to to the flyemealsa day plan. niture. pretty flower the sp'cial dietary reports Mrs. Simpson. arrangements on each table. At 1 pm juIce and soup, and requirementsof each patient. While the I lye-meat plan and lovely view of the A feature of the dietary ensures gardens crackersorcookies are served each patient o of, and lake through the large system This light lunch does not dull at Lakeview is tt'.e five taming a well balanced diet, It wwindo*i, . the apoetite for the principal meals a-day plan This system, has the added advantage of Color coded diet cards on meal, the late says consultant dietitian Marto bringing afternoon dinner the patients out Of each table indicate to the This meal Includes meat or Simpson, is particularly suited their rooms and into the dietary aides each patient's Ia the dietary requirements and company of alternate, potato or alternate. their fellows more likesand dislikes, as well as vegetable, salad, bread, fruit or preferences of older or un*ell frequently. The extra activity any special dietary information dessert, and milk and hot folk, and exercise is good for their such as sugar or salt rnstrlc. beverage, Instead of three large meats. health, and the social contacts tions. day, at Lakeview tPmr?e light encourage a more cheerful A well stociied storeroom and Around 7 p m or a little later meals and w u meals are tame of mind more than adequate freezer a protein rich sandwich, cheese strived The patients are found While the five meal a day and walk in supply fresh, and crackers or cottage cheese o eat better when the food 5 plan is popular with the quality foods for the special ii Served, along with a custard offered nore frequently in patients, It Is also favored by five-meats a day plan or milkshake, smaller quantities, says Mrs juice or the nursing personnel who find The meal pattern normally beverage A delicious and Simpson, and less food is their duties can be distributedfollowedincit4es a light 7 a un wasted, rulritios menl plan'—Adv. Maly older people prefer to -- i-' eat several small moals, rather than three large onn and, as LONG WOOD FRIED CHICKEN For Patients Fi * a CTL 2 9 cm MiIe' - .F OR PHONE AHEAD ORDERS P14 322.S44 200 S. PA5ENCH SANI-ORD Chicken Shrimp _________ ,___ j_ __________________ IICI,001 PUIIL ANCOIOUSM 34.95 most 8 ct cats (resistor plugs extra) AU AbUT OUR 8,000 MIII/120 DAY W$ITT(NUMAITEE A& Simpson and her 831-3304 232 5 HIGHWAY 1792 rzssrtarpy rcqpo* BUT THE GAS C1IS1SI Major appliances constitute a many, many yean before he major Invr.stmønt in your ever has to take it out for home They should be selectel repairs or rpelacernent, and maintained with the help Ct A Kitchen Aid dishwasher, People who really care arxJ which comes in Several models, is t'me best you can buy. It has a people like Leroy and Pat unique three cqat tough Ta.'lor ADV. nug fou cracks and Crevices to I 8&E It/RN/lURE ETHEL BART BETTY SMlT14 When you consider how much time you spend in the kitchen, and how much time you rim save by having the correct appliances, isn't a trip to Seminole Appliance worth it' speH omstau Kitchen Aid dishwasher because he knows it will be fd1T91. Or dish Sanford area, and they ti.mve .fr.asher is built in to the counter edge the top. wall or et s theyly0fAy :r tkdofsb ' WE OFFER A WONDERFUL ARRAY OF FURNITURE and GLASSWARE E Working and Busy Moll h@rs NOW OPEN /0' _• 7'- 11L Locations To Serve t& Save / And Accessories WHOLESALE— RETAIL Route 4?6 Quality cleaning Is it and the overall appearance of your kitchen Is vastly Improved Seminole Appliance has a good selection of Roper built in ovens and range tops, including the super ne,.'o smooth lop range A smart idea for energy savers is to have built In double ovens — one small one for small needs and advise you well. The The newtst look in kitchen and appliances is the buillin look .__ii... h..— PH. 323.7990 SANOU1110 ' 't Is Ø Taylor's are friendly %i THE HORSE VISIT 1 uull. ,fj ' Aid It you are planning to build a ava3t,btc at Scmjnie Ap new home, or t, rmodej parts pliance, and then decide which of your present home, you Is best suited to your purpose thould consult first with Leroy and pocketbook. and Pat Taylor at Seminole Leroy and Pal will b. hjppy III OT1IU(U. TO 'spend as much time as you before selecting vii.,, n, "" T' 'UU To make lip Ur TT1IflU aPpliances As well as friendly and A full line of quality helpful service, at Seminole Kelvinator appliances Is in stock at the Taylor's new store Appliance you get expert cot installation of any built In at 2517 5 Sanford Ave. as well appliance you buy. as .scit as as the fine Kitchen Aid line of the guarantee of dependable appliances, service in the years to come. There Is a bewildering Leroy is çxperlenced in the field selection of appliances on the of major appliance servicing, market today, and it Is most important before you buy to nria always works fast and efficiently to keep your major talk with someone who can appliances running smoothly. AnrIiinra NURSING * Drive Installation Service 4v/ai. tC(a/((eJ t 1ftl(i1 O((iMOk,i 11* ' 8316722 Zayre Plaza • Fern Park F eb Th. 1974-58 Duda Auto Parts and Oviedo Tractor Co. )j PET ANIMAL SUPPLY - FAIRWAY PLAZA LL _-, J Sanford, Florida - -- TiiDcdav, AUTO PARTS I1 I SPECIAL THIS WEEK OSTER OR LAMBERT KAY DOG FLEA COLLARS ea. with this ad ('\dIlp' Pet Supplies Annuals 322-5752 TO Tl"o cnford HorMd Fertilizers AdJustW 3,w Jewel Movement $650 41H Dugg an , - ' I4 i t c / i • . '°'.' _____ ... - Juie' .i -.0 II1 Irt'91 IjiI• C hitwi ad ' I -- ••. "— - — I{ai'I6( ge 2OhAv. - - II 1th TIMEX REPAIR CENTER PH. 531.2255 31 LONGW000 PLAZA $ Il 51 Longwood .s, ei/g'' '*WItP ' g MARCH 14th' (1111 toda Dir ' [ .,,•.. . . . 1"I NEST I)ISI1VASIIEftS AVA1LAI3LL Al 1',,11NuL1, 1\1'1'1\N1 E Leroy Taylor with three Kitchen Aid dishwasher models, utfnri 'itrt°u1i THINGS YOU ALWAYS WANTED TO ASK ABOUT HYPNOSIS 4XJlt'TlHhN Low Prices for inforniation BUT DIDN'T KNOW WHO TO ASK ET ULtTiO*.— Is 6 1 five. Mat wiNs x,p,*,.x. pN mxii ti H,.wtitt vitifflif t. The ..u.. me - AHS*LI AIiiii,tfy noto you will N i*thsM oSdol h,pxlj,$ xli 111* ISV way .14y.I,bi. IS VOW. Notfung Mal is 60 saw way 1*1,01,,,, to by $**i4bSisi. be SI ",OtaS Sissi, PA,ie.i. Of tni,.i IN lad tOW .dl di swIxux, Ml too di owl Nuati I. di Y,, Not ,v,x Sa,e I. taps i 5..d r,fl.o ii Sill Ixt,xledo it— ixii ti led teat y,x 6. ? .l't,. ii ivfic.•'t VOW b. .5 (1,51,1, (00t,*i 0* - *ART SUPPLIES oGLASS For E.ery Purpose 'MIRRORS 'PAINT 'WALLPAPER Senkarik Glass £ Paint Co., Inc. Ph 322 441 710 Mino,. Ae Sanford For The Record EDWARD'S SHOES Are The Best Vale' s Junior Shoeland PH. 131.782 fll Longwood Plaza Hwy. 1792 Longwood ,___ J People Are Interested In Your Business Story Tell If In Of lie • Business Review pages: FOR INFORMATION CALL 3222611 Ext. 64 bedtime comes he won't feel at all reluctant to leave off playing with his cars outside, when an even bigger and better Night Racer awaits him in the bedroom! Stop by at Noll's soon for the surprise of your life Furniture doesn't have to be ridiculously expensive to be good, as PiclI's Proves Their law, low pries will make furnishing your home apleasure -ADV. NCR Electric Adding Machine and apply renl toward purchase price siStso. ) I'TEl(ESuJNG )EC() RATOR A Ct 'EsS( m iES Al Nail's Furniturt in Casselhc.rrv - * * ASK AbOUT CLASSLS IN SF*.t HYPNOSIS ffigeorge stilart UMIIOLI PLAZA 133 1, IOSINSON OCIAN_I ciifl'Ty 4X1td1U CASSIIIIIIV SHOE TREE — Pi.ONI 9)1 213* AND M.(Ioay 5 NOIUGAT( OPEN TH I I I I I FE_Ti_L_ BLC Yes You Can Get Resuh ' - For More Inform ati CALL 322-261 1 or 83 1 Ask For Bill Mar . . YOUR HISTLEI Our Toot Is Loud And Strong Your Advertising Consu Don't Put Off 'Ti l Tomorrovii What You Can Do Tod ay ADVERTISE Your Business or Products in the Business Review Section of The Herald Let us feature Your Business with a PICTURE and STORY Your Ad On These Pages Will Acquaint 100.000 ' ' 'P-P,tt —- S LtST PRICEou is,$ oa MCW#OAW OcilytIto to vouc 000* i sa.rc.o .L . . y **f ,I Pc R.b•, ep,r, ,tSc'i 0 ss SU, ' 11= it t* 1. 1:17 1 PARKER ENTERPRISES Soon), 5ap*.d 11" II Oil Le Us ' tianforb iqrralb Bill Martin Perfect for relaxing in is Noll's new style chaise lounge, so comfortable you'll have trouble ever staying awake In it! It's curving lines cradle your body, and the luxurious fur-iixe covering Is a dream to the touch Naturally Noll's carries a good supply of the ever popular ectiner chairs A particularly good buy Is a three position 1ntt recliner available in several colors for an out starmdingly low price. Noll's features specials from time to time, and it is well repaired by Plait's talented worth watching for their ad workmen, rendering the fur vertisements. If you can furnish niture as good as iw again you home at below wholesale And, of course. not all fur •rlCeS, why shop anywhere but future Is freight damaged The factory seconds and close outs at Noll's? The bedroom is not forgotten a beautiful items, fit to grace Noll's who stock bedding and at any home Noll's offers major furniture bedroom accessories. Once again, you can buy an entire sets and individual pieces for bedroom suite at Nail's cr the v,hut home, as well as a camptete range of decorator select lust those Items accessorie, such as p.110w. prefer. You may need the ,scrks-bed. dresser, mirm. P1Cfure, statutes and tamps If you plan a truly beautiful and chest—or you may ii'.t just a couple of gay pillows to living room, 'ay a visit to brighten up the room, Either liPlol:',. Their living room suites way, Poll's can oblige. Come In a pleasing variety f If you really wart to add a itytes from raditionai to of,xcltement and glafl'iO( touch and con Mediterranean to your bedroom, consider one temporary. The entire suites are available, but if you need of Nell's beautiful round beos Round beds are amazingly Only a couch or a single chair, comfortable, and at Null's ,mr' tables end or perhaps a pair of Select just those items you available with spreads and matching paddec headboards attractive colors-Dining room suites also in four Ifeaturo at Poll's These range IipitlCk red scdgood blue. olive green and gold from elegant formal suites, to For a young boy's room the dlihtfulIy informal patio sets. "Nht Racer" is the answer. Particularly attractive is a shaped like a Spanish style dining room suite Set in a frame racing car. with racing fire itt wrought Iron For the living room Poll's whcl5 iistead of legs and r(snq decimis pasted imil over it, a variety of durable. ths bed ,,,lds .t to and cx comfortable furniture tti,mi has your home, when you can go to Noll's and select furniture for your entire home at prices so low, you'll hardly believe them! Noil's rurniture on U S t72 in Casselberry carries a large stock of freight damaged furniture, factory seconds. close-outs and "as is" If you can notice any damage ft. the furniture, however, you have to be pretty sharp! Flaws are so slight as to be virtually un noticable More extensive damage has been expertly Prospects With Your Product Or Sc;'. ice .' V" / P , __ - ."_ •___," _ . _ ' I I �-- D _ t= ±1 jff "-- - - - __ i- -- - 6B-The Sanford Herald Tuesday, Feb. 26, 1974 ALLEY OOP - . Legal Noce byD.veGrrna. I S)'Ti .".S LIKE iJ PQETTv v.,XQ W i'n' fioticeishcr.bygiventtsaf wear-i ..'-.L,.. .. ..,.' i-a. Streef, P0 80* 2)3, Lake Mary, 12714, Seminole County, Florldf tJH MAN' It.LMv HE Dto1 i" I CLE 'It) ME. f\' '? ' ..-Th 3.) -. - -I - --4 _____ I ' ____________________ ______________________ • p ,t P CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS by Larry Lewis _________________________________________________________________________ ,. y. WE DIDN'T SAl i)_, ATHINGJ - W iW 3E1 3.. -- .i _____ __LEW] ____ CIWP _____ ______ _____ ______ ______ _______________________________________ _____________________________________ -- by Hemdohl & Stoftet ., -( •,,,- IJa2 ,, NQTlUr ru.'' NOTICEs cif)y given that NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN thaI 1ntU at State hi, Ihe 8OlfUCi,''r Corn $'5 are en'a' of5,rninol,Couflty. Florida. shall at Road 4 at lnteqlla'I 4, AltamOnt as Springs. Seminole County. Florida 7:00 pm • or as soon theteallif name ut possible, or' the 17th day of March, under the fl'tIliOuS I - -. . -. - I _____ egai ' - . Notice egoi Notice ___________ The Sanford Herald - ____________________ FICTITIOUSN*MB IN TIIt ii4Ul'. CUUHI FOR IN lUll INv.UIl 4.OUIIT OF THE Notice thereby gIven that -. are FICTITIOUSNAME SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli ' wfigaged in bujintis at 470 Josiane NO. Notice is hereby given that I a 13.IOPI.0 .t Attamonte Springs, Seminole CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR engaged In busine-ts af 600 In re stetltlan of SEMINOLE COUNTY Flortda aider Georc,fown Dr. Canelterry, 3pC IPso fiCtitious DANIEL WEBSTER GOLDEN. JR PROBA 'E DIVISION Seminole Counly, Florida under II that we intend to register said name A Adoption NICHOLE TERESA In re: Estate of with the Clerk of the PRODUCTS, a that I intend o Circuit Court, FALKOWSKI, a Minor BET TV M CARLSEN. Seminole County, Florida in ac register Said name with thi Clerk aKa NOTICE cordance Bertha E Carls.n and Bertha the Circuit Court, Seminole Count thC PeovisiOns O the TO P ZYGMUFI I F ALKOWSK t Elizabeth Moffalt Carlsen, - Fictitious with Name Stalutes, To Wit Florida in accordance *ith tt e 454 PASEO DEL DESCANSO deceasel provisions of the Fictltio 09 FlOrida Staiutes Its? Narr e SANTA BARBARA, NOTICE TOCREDITORS Statutes To Wit, Section $45 David E Davis You are notified that the above Having Claims or Demands Aalnst PubliSh Feb 3. 17, II. 31, 1971 S Wiltiim ft Antrim named Petitioners, DANIEL Said Estate: -DEY 11 PubliSh, Feb 26. March 5. 17. IWEBSTER GOLDEPI. JR and You are hereby notified and 971 FICTITIOUS NAME DORIS JANE GOLDEN, have filed required PlOT ICE is h.reliv n,,...s ii.., , - ,..•._.., ,_ .. . -- to present any Claims and 0EV 144 Herald _______ - Ad Want _____ 1$ Personals 4 Help Wanted - - - Tuesday, Feb. 26, 41 Apartments Rent Unfurnished FRANKLIN c? 2i." ARMS - n strom LL Realty S \ II _______________________ - CAPTAIN EASY by Crooks & Lawrence co ''Vii FC.'kZ"1,1/ 1F%E%4fI1 F r THl toçi.. C.'E" ' 'It'Ll O5E r141.'T,:.. I WiAT AE.OiJT B-OWEEs c,, j.*r i'. L\ THE i%.'c,. .'.. TIFj.'. _________ HEAt'' t4Os.(' NE ECOtd57x,CTi'& 5C41.E.sr l'4T 1r C.Ssc: t?i.i.0 5"1 .' 'PC %$W )fl'' LY @'1 ___ I IT OkAY - ..-; 'i , N' _____ ______ ___ _________ 'hi'l,\ ________ u,I -' .._. I " - II ?_________________________ - WINTHROP by Dick Cav.l$l --- - _________________ - NOy' WANTS Uf3TEN t ' WEU..,.rHEY LUG+ATtJAC2C BENNY... rc - - ) -- • .: r -. lANK AND ERNEST I byBob'rhav.s _______ LJ' ' Wishing Won Help .i ,xcus SIR... Do But Classified Ads Will Yu HAVE \ 1 11 MONTH ' TH _______ ______ ______ • __ ______ _______ - _ . 2'26 __ ___ --'. vs .'.,,,, . ,i.. -- BLON DIE _____________________________ Chic Young Thi'T ME.S VC-.J WOs'K ___________ _______________ EK,I4T MII.JLJTES A"O TWITY SECCS 0/ERTIME TObIG4T '- BEETLE BAILEY 'Mon WaIk&r A/ t,ttf 5TAg'rED ri IT - - wari ad call. __________ Sy Barry "*1 ____________________ __________________ ______ 50,1' 'S. PRJNCE½' M'ITeRy M.44' ,, MV TEA.'TNEI'swrJ YJ'kC I4 5 ______ '5 ________ .1 II / .,/l _______ r I ' I .. ____ _________ __________ - FICYITIOUSNAME Notice 15 vifs'eby given mat i am engaged in tyjsinc'5% at 3510 0 flak Avi' - 1.emlnle County, F lon,d urstier Its. tifitiCi.j name THE SALON. av that I infend fo ret.r Said r,ame with the Clerk 01 lIsp CirCuit Cr't,it ¶em'r,r,i.. County in accortiMi r *.th 'h - Provisions of the F ic•tiovs name Statute's, To Wit Set lion rlo,ld Statutes 1957 S Warwta Patterson but only to the ei'tend provided bit SiCtIOn $613, Title 7$. Uniteti Slates Code, if 45 further ORDERED that notice of this order pvbl.Shed by t he United SlaIn Marshal in a newspaper 01 Plot Book 14. page 70, PtiJir-Records of Seminole County, Florida WITNESS my hand arid seal of this Court on February, 13th, )97 (Seat) County. Florida, once a week for III t6 consecutive wttkS, commencing cvi aa.,uary 29, 1911 00141 AND ORDERED at OCIa th, 17th day of jaouarv, 1914 Gorq, C Young 9 Clerk of the Circuit Court toy Stokes Dtity Clerk w H MORRISON Attorney *1 La 300 SOuth Moitland Avt' Uaitl,e-, florIda 3373) Attorney for Petitioner ___________________ _____________ _______________________ ________________ 1971 130 Mirch 3. 4524 he- V tell nr't',i _____________________________ _EI_'-'.-- -_______ Attractive 2 bt-drcvm block home, by owner or appo,ntment, call 323 7920 or after 6 0 m, call 371 - within tour calendar months from Office addrtss 04 the claImant aint or petition arid to Show cause, ar'd time of the- 1.151 publication of must be sworn 11SF DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARD any you have. why said property ?hC to by the claimant, thl5 notice Each claim or demand his agent or In. tame OF SEMINOLE COUNTY 'Id riot be conderr.ned for t attorney, or ' Mr Dasie Sims. must be in writing arid filed 55pj arid purposes as ti-f forth ifl thy Shall be vOid (hairr,,an duplicate and stale the place ul - -- Complaint or petition tiled herein It (te-7 at Sanford Floc,d,, tri.t S Mr William P Lyr. residence and post office- addreSs : you 'ail to do so. a drtlult will be 72nd d's, of February, 1971 lIttle figures of people or animals or flowers, If it happened to be win. terlime you could take a dish of - drop spoonluis of it Into snowbank idemanded in the compla.nt , by the ctairnant, hit agent or at 1mev, ci the same %hatt t;C yCid ,ot't.ton Dated at Apnpk.s. I Ioricl,I tris IT N 3'. pu hand ,sr.ct seal of 70th ct.1y cl F etirvary, till sal Court on the 37-nd day 01 Irene Haynes HaIper Fe-hrvary, A . 1911 As Erectitria --1tAl) 04 Uld nate Arthur II Beckwith. Jr George C Kelley, Ill Clerk of the Circu't f,tjrt - C) In a few minutes you dug 11w unki out and had litfie baila whlc'ti were glazed on the outside and were IflIS$tI of side, such as no mrn fectloner can equl. - ,.vty Clerk ,ihiists F tb 26 ?.'a,ch 5 17 IV. 1*71 0Ev 135 ' •- - .- isa P0 for 1132 I lorlaa 3770) i'i,htkh Irti 76. M,i' cli S 1971 PlY Writer Park, N A fly Robert j Lesperai'cc, Trust Officer At (,ccii'or 04 Said estate U 10CR. BETTINCHAUS & '4IFRS (5w. rI Knoi bettinghaus Approved as to form Douqla-. Ste'n%trom c-f Stenstron,, D,svis & McIntosh P0 Boa 13)0 Florida Stale Batik Suite 77 Sanford, Florida 371/I 1505 l(nowl4'y Avtnue WinJrr Park, I idrida Publth Feb 76. Marth 5. 1971 DCV 3* SChool Board Of Seminole- Cniurity. Flcir-d.s Pijtilisls let' 17. It 6 tt'l 0EV 19 322.2611 Sandlewood Villas FROM $169 or .Furn, Unfurn. All Elec. Kitchen 'Clothes Wash. Dryer 'Swimming Pool 'Club House 'Shag Carpeting 1& 2 Bdrm, Apt . [10 W. Airport Blvd dtlfI1t''1 ti'ruti ANFORD 323,7870 Choose from 7 lovely P'Ooes Both are 3 bedrooms Garage, large fenced yard. central neat A carpet. c'ced from 521500 to u.su Low down paymen!, no 'lvaiity.ng For details, call Phylily Capponi, Assoc c 1FF JORDAN 141411011 131 12fl ____________________ ___________________ $ ZIrl P1( 1"i lii All makes machine repar (leaned, Oiled Ildiusted $J98 _____ 2716 _____________ ST. JOHN'S REALTY Co. u.s iJv. .i3 The Time Tested r,lrm D6y5.3flOIZi Nigists,3flJ.&4 BEDROOM, 1'l bath, practcaIly new home in established neigh borhood, beaufitutly carpeted, large back yard with larg, tress, 2 BEAUTIFUL loft across from ilki', 17011)7. i-I c-b tree's, S6,is,J NOW IS THE TIME to move up to this I bedroom 3 bath Mayfair home with remodeled kitchen and ritra big family room on large fenced lot. Only 5-17.000 LESS THAN I gallon of gas from town Is thiS nearly new) bedroom, 3 bath home Tastefully decorated Owner artalotjs to sail. 572.130 Terms Just the thing for a young family Stemper Agency SEMINOLE REALTOR OiL., WP MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 3721991 19I9S i-rench Eve Sunday, 327 7371or337-IIN SANFORD 2 bdrm. C8 home-, screened p.1tiO, wall to will carpt, kitchen equipped. in cors'renlent location for 5chls avid shopping wtt sell FHA or VA By owner, call 327 0661 bet ,veersll3llam .srid5tprys 13' 1717 * /1,11 Pt& lii Pall 98 1 NOTICE DISABLED AMER ICAN VETERAN Chapter 30 ____ Hwy. 17-fl SJ!tIOI Sanford Meetings In ' 7:30 1st. Ti*. BIngo Every Wed & Sat, E"arl'j Birds 7:15 p. m. Did you know That your or rganhzatjon can appear In thIs listing each week for only $3 per week? This is an ldnai way to In. form the PUbIC of your Club activIties, Fttsec Richird .1. Ly COUNCIL 5357 Business Meet ni 7 30PM lSI&)r, Tuesday BINGO EVERY Thursday 7:30P.M. AMERICAN LEGION POST 53 )"f.iiy '79ZIM,le South of Sanford MEETINGS I P M -2nd and Itt' Thursday Each Monti', BINGO E.eryMn &Iur'* Larly bird at 115PM Regular at 7 13 p " ;;____'y cc ,'',' \'., - \ j 9/ your low cost \ 'Z.... Lee Falk arid Can't put the car in the garage. Sell rio longer needed items with a classified ad In the Sanford Herald 0-si 12? 361 Icr 1)1 9993 to place yc.i(t To place _______ _______________________ DayS 372 72)2 Ads Everyday - - ____ ' -' find ?,-'t 7i-44 S Frects A(' -9 - rc HouseS lOt Sale SANFORD REALTY - 3 room apartment 2nd 110cr mar Itt & Security required Phone 372 ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free, 641 7(27 bdr "We Care"OfIhflflOICpOId tthStlle0f I3ETTYM IN THE CIRCUIT tOUDY iii LII "l'lotllne" Adults or Teens '• ' i "•uTrT1iW prings, r'mea in mat pillion and you are CARLSEN. a I. a flerlha E Carlsen FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY proper STArI PLUItIUW VKLANCJO DIVISION Publith FbS. Il. 9. 26, I74 Auto Mechanic amendment to Fire preventionCode Iii Is Case Pie. 73-7730r1-Ciy.Y 3770), Seminole County. Florida Commanded to serve a copy Of your and Bertha EIi:abeth Moltatl OF FLORIDA. MARRIAGES Performed 0EV 16 b withexperIenceaedownfs under the fittitlout name of written defenses. if any on Carlten, deceased late ArtIcle I; amending Seminole 1: UNItED STATES OF AMERICA, 4/here Of Seminole IN PROBATE Marilyn Silver Springs Airport Call 32-2 3467 County Dednance NO 73-16. Section FREPICHY'S BARBER STYLING. Plaintiff, County, Florida. to the Clerk t thr In re the Estate . Pd 901 73* 4777, Rt 736 4133 APARTM ENTS 11.10 provide popef 5.wctiOfl number arid that I nte'fld to register slid i5 Icardi & Womblc'y, PA P0 80* Circuit Court, and tile the same in HOWAPØ 0 DACu( Itored Housewife? Let Sarah -OTIS LANDERS ant DOROTHY IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND f for the amendment to Fire yoj name with the Clerk of the Circuit I1. Winter Park, Florida 371st duplicate and as provided in Section ' Coventry help make new friends F:ir,c COUNTY, Deceaseti LEE LANDERS, hi wife. Defen FOR SEMINOLE prevention Code Article XVI. Court, Seminole County, Florida in or before March 77th, 1971. and file 733 16. Florida Statutes. in their S I It 1120 FLORIDA AVE. Lostand Found Earn I)OSCO*k,, lust llhrs No FINAL NOTICE FLORIDA. con$lructiOfl. danlls). for providing accordance with the pfov.$lons of the Orglnal With the Clerk of this Offices in th County Courthouse in ---investment,codlectlngordellvery Notice Is hereby given that tnt CIVIL ACTION NO. 1fl64C FOUNDSn.,iII Spayed fei'riale the Fictltlovs Pieme Statutes, to veraollity. arid effective date. (Westoftl92betweenFalrway ORDER FOR SERVICE By HELEN P4. PAGEL Court either before service David Ramage, 372 3311. , Siminote County, Florida, within UnderSIgned will, On the 19th day 01 In re the Marrlaqe 0 Puppy Plaza A Seminole HinhI Browii With ,,.;,. _________- Copies of said ordinance are Wit Section 6630! Florida Statutes Petit ioner' attorney or im BY PUBLICATION I' Copley News SsIce four calendar months from the time March. A 0 1971, present to Ihe i Kitchen help. 1$ and older. Apply " markings Vcinity of I? 97 S o On motion and affidavit of JOHN CAMPBELL PHILLIPS. available lot public eaamlnat.on 1 1957 mediately thereafter. otherwiSe a olthefirstpublicationher,of, or :ne Honorable County Judge of ' 1 & 2 Bedroom ApIs. plaintiff in the above entitled cause PETITIONER. AND ARRETHA C' Sanford Owner please call 795 during regular business hours iri the S Owen S Rectsal person only to Bahama Jots, 23 default may be entered against you Same Will be barred Seminole County, Florida, Pier final PHILLIPS. RESPONDENT 721$ i,ftr S by P-1IfriSOfl T Slaugtitq-r. Jr • office 01 the Board of County PubIth Feb 3. 12. It, 76. 1971 Fun La where you find It, and Masonry Constructior French Ave . Sanford for the rtlif dem.1nded in the FiId at Sanford Florid, fhi5 13th return, account nd vouchers, as NOTICE OF ACTION Assistant United States Attorney, In PetitiOn .2.! 21 day of reuruary, 1,74 commissioners. Seminole County sometimes you can find It In the Central Heat & Air Eiecutir* 01 the Estate of HOWARD LOST Long hair, teacup Meuicar TO ARRETHA C. PhILLIPS ar action against the defendant(s), courthouse. Sav.tord, FlorIda, from IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE WITNESS my hand and the Seal of S Jon, Kay Porter Post Office Boa 7? 0 DAGUE, deceased. and at said -y Chihuahua "Sarge" Flea collar A Pool & Clubhouse this date until the date of enactment most unexpected places - like, EXPERIENCED part time Shot Otis Landers and Dorothy Lee 11th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND the Court at Sanford, S'minole At Esecutria orange collar REWARD Ph 37) time, then and there, matie ap Smoaka. South Carolina Clerk landers, hit wife. end to enforce a Apply In person consideration first above Written for Instance, at home. In fact, County, Florida, this 22nd day of Kenneth M Leffler. Esg ' FOR Laundry Facilities SEMINOLE COUNTY, 1177, PIcationtotneseld Judge bra final YOU ARC HEREBY NOTIFIED GARRETT'S, len upon real property sifuale in E. Firyt St, February, 1q74 ISeaIl ' 1 FLORIDA Attorney for Evecutri, years ago that La where most settlement of her administration of Shag Carpeting that an action for DiysoI,jtlon Of Sanford this District and described as Arthur H Be(kwith, Jr. (Sea() CIVIL ACTION NO: 7I-29S.E EAltamontoorivi.. aid estate, and for •n order LOST CHIHUAHUA. tan color, , people dId find It marrIage has been filed aganyt you 'Cowl r..I Kitchens Equipped •'''i ''' "L' r rT3. .' vT"' ri AT Wi '''' OTLflWfl, Jr jj ucnjrg, .15 ,sns*ers to 'Pepper' Verity of SuCh Rtis and LPP1, kitChy help, par t C 'eutri, JOHU CAYPflELL PHILLIPS. Let I, LO'4L PidES, .Iccordn Young folks liked to get CCSIV LToarg -. .tATt1 W Pubhth Feb It. 26. 1911 6 OiiIDA I)LPAP Clerk of Ihe Circuit Court Months Lease D.1ted th. lh time and full limp SEMIPIOL( Osteen Call 333 44-03 7th of Plat thereof as recorded in PIaI andyorrguedtotrveacopy Commissioners fly Martha I Vihten H ?.(fiT- Cd TRANSPORTATION February. A 0 together then -lust as fl ADULTS ONLY LODGE NURSING HOME. 337 ti '' - - , -' Iiflt ri Un SI d •fl S s.i.. IA your wr,flefl OPWflW. i any. Tfl Ii . ,_,, r,,•.. r I.Aa " ---.. '- ,i,u ,-Uuu, -- -)emIflQJe LIf4JI (.ICrk and LOST Siamese cat, dark brown. Mildred Grne 6133 they do now, but there wasn't • Records of Seminole County, on CARROLL BURKE. Attorney for y A G Jones AFFIDAVIT MADE PURSUANT MlNO1L Publith Feb 26. March 5. 13, ii. male "Kim", Vicinity 1797 A 77th A Eiecutri 323-6650 Petitioner, wtOSC address is 612 itor,d any p'ace to go except to 1974 ;s Cl.k TO FICTITIOUS St REWARD Ph 332139; Of the Estate of Plainlitlisi. Otv STOCK MAN for cold storage and It appearing tO the Cos,t that Sanford Atlantic Bank Building, 1971 PUtIU Feb It. 2s. NAME STATUTE someone's house. BesIdes, ---warehouse.Sdayw HOWARD D DAGUE RICH PLAN Ire ckfendanlisl, Otis Landers and Sanford. Florida 3277), and tile IPIC 0EV 97 Kl94( HELIE ________ ________ STATE OF FLORIDA &ROl.)P ____________________________ OF CEPITRAL Ft,A - 401 W 13th St 6 Child Care _________________________ thou da Dcrothy Lee Landers. n.y wife, are Origina! with the Clerk of the above ______________________________ COUNTY OF SEMINOLE .1 1 lCiri1. Coqp.ivi,t.øn. FICTITIOUS NAME SHIPIHOLSER AND LOGAN :nl Inhabitants cA nor found within styled Court on or before the 6th day proper to have a chaperone and Phil meats lender love & care fr FLE IC HER .1. JACOBS anti ATTORNEYS AT LAW LEGAL NOTICE NOT ICE is hereby oven thaI , DefCndr Of March. AD. 1971. otherwise a Ste the State of Florida and Store Manager Trainee , CATHERINE JACOOS being first FIRST FEDERAL BUILDIP4G ,our child, EdJcalionat child care where could you find a better OP NOTICE OF HEARING are engaged In busineSs at i WesI voluntarily appeared herein, artd default utigment will be entered & kindergarten. A Child's World. 136. ECKERD'S hat an outstanding INTENTION TO VACATE TOHOWCAUSE WY Allamonte Springs, duly SwOrn by the undfrsised SANFORD. FLORIDA 33771, one than somebody's mother? that Personal service uppn them Is against su for the relief demanded 755.4 S Sanford Aye 373 4174 c.1rrir CpPOftnit available for an Sa'fllnOIe County, Florida under the authority. Say on oat.i that they are Attorneys IO the Eecijtrij PORTION OF PLAT NOTICE OF SUIT not practical because their in the Petition And mother wa.s pretty sure to -THU STAT F hCtltOui name of BRANTLEY the only persons IntereSted in and PubiSh Feb 13. 1 36, P,t.1rch S. .1mbiticu% self starting individual NOTICE IS HERE BY given IDA io WITNESS my hand and seal I will b.Ibytit rr%idCn(C and whereabouts are C the Sole owners of that certain 1971 who *Oul't like to join the nation's of purivant to Florida Statute be home, for whenever she and Poherl k Reiter • BARBER SHOP. and that we inlend S-ed Court on Itse lit day of In my home it is e operated by them at Ia) 0Ev 16 fastest growing retail drug store 7640 Saltsburg Road SEVILLA GARDENS 177.101(4) that STERLING PARK. fatherwentanwherethewhole to register said name with the Clerk Fet'uary, AD. 1VI Day or Night, 373 1426 ORDEREDIhatQtiyL,yq$ Of the Circuit Court, Semingle lakeside Drive. Sanlord, Seminole Monro,yille. INC ,ovvnecinlasimpleol the East chain Top notch benefits program SIX apartment residences Cl Dorothy La Landers. hiS eit, (Seal) fef 101 31 (LESS . NOrth I family went along as a matter COUnty. Floritia in accordanc, with County. Florida, under 11* name Of wtilch includes. Group insurance. Pennsylvania tasteful luxury, equipped with every Arthur H. B.ckwith. Jr. appear or plead to the complaint 13 ADVERTISEMENT I Travel Agencies paid holidays, sick Icav, vacation, the provisions of the FICtjtiuy "SERVICE PLUMBING COM fat andalIOfLol,35and34andall of cotse. p APAQCFI NO 121 convenience! Eat in kitchens, Clerk of Circuit Court herein by the Ifits day of March. PAP4Y' FOR SEALED IO$: profit sharing, yearly bonus, stock , ; -??Tr tn in: ....O CC,C1.U.JIiT9I T *NI = L: •! ,,.xi,M'., " Tl*'cr were all kinds ot - - t.'ViNt., (Ai4I,l lOukS, INC ty,1. andinareurt lhereot thi Court ''t'T, •• .emInoI, c.ovntv. Florida INVITATION TO Bit) 14Ctrr 5 Fletcher J Jacobs Options anti store merchandise I 1.111G. AlIt) IF AllY OR ALL or $6S09 Floritia Statut,s 1957 platted but unopened roads of Said parties in thOse (tays. some of arid muCh, mutt'. mcrei Actul?5 Airline b.çkr? Cru se arid Tours at herrby qCn IP,t hr U, s!rct School will proceed tO th hearing anti B Cc'cea V Ekern Ctnertnc Jacotys S Elliøt JO%eih L.1ndau tiscosints E.cellent startricj salary ' -'piat more particularly described as D[ lU NDA PIT OR of-: -si r,s?i'% ) I ""-:-r,sri flIy'd Usc lus',e w!h 5!n tic li.'t.,yl Deputy Clerk .ivdicatio, 01 thiS Suit as if Otis SWORN to and Subscribed before Roard of Semnce County. Seminole LOi$ Landau and Commissions, rapid ad tolIOas Allot VaIenco Delve So'th sshich today's young people ii F 1UDAPiTS ARE DECEASED. HA-V 13.61 III )i1 Stroi'ri I.andees and Dorothy lee Landers. Carroll Burke me hi5 6th day of February, A 0 County. Florida will receive sealed vance-mint and T HF UN k PIOWII SPOUSE, HEIRS, PubliSh - Feb 5. 12, 19, 76. 1974 you'll be eligible for rw the North boundary Of Lot 34. Bird have probably never heard, and wite. Psad been served wIth Attorney for Petlt,oq bidS until 7 1914 P M on Wednesday. your tint salary Increase P3 days DI V I Si E S. 0 R API T E E S. 0EV I? Road South of IP.0 North boundary ° one of the favorites was the Call 322.2420 Anytime t AU Sanford Atlantic March 6. 1971 at *PIich time BIds *11 PeOC•5$ in the State a. Florida. IS Matilda L Johnson Help Wanted after you begin work VA approved 1.0149, that .artof South Street West C [DITOR S. LI ENOR S. OR only to the CittnP provided fOr by Link Building be publicly opentd and read alovti in Notary Public. program To discuss your future anne Eastern baundarl,sof Lots 34 Cafld)1 pull. OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING By, "Sanford- s Sates Leader" IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND Section 1653. Title 71. United Slates Sanford, Florida 37111 the Seminole County Courthavie, State of Florida with ECKCRDS, apply in person to andeo.andthat part of Center Drive - THROUGH. UNDER. OR AGAINST FOR SEMINOLE Your Multipte Listing Agency Young folks were fond of COUNTY, Code; 11.5 further Pb'l5h Feb 5, 17, It. 26. 1971 Park Avenue. Saritord. Florida on At Large Bar Ira Inees Air Cecil ANY Local and National MIS West of the Eastern boundaries Of sweets then, too, but It wasnt SUCH DECEASED FLORIDA tht following ORDERED thit notice of this My commission eipires -REALTORS LoIS 34 and 35. all of *tsICh lois asd DEFENDANT OR DEFENDANTS. Case No 73.1164..B 2MSParkDr. Needed full tire', 6 p m l 3 a m order be publithtd by the United PROJECT TITLES April 3. 1977 roads constitute a part of Watts poasible to Jwnp In a car and IF ALIVE. AND. IF DEAD. THEIR FLORIDA ROCK INDUSTRIES ECKERD DRUGS Stales Marshal in a newspaper Of AlSo part time Call Mr. Kramer, ELEMENTARY SCHOOL "F" PuOlith Feb Il. It, 76. March 5, Farm. SmInole County. Florida, da,thtoadrlve4nforsshakeor ? uNKNOwN SPOUSE. HEIRS. lPIC, 33 after 1:30 at 1471153 Apartments Rent 1974 JACKSON HEIGHTS genital circulation In Seminole IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE 930 Sf ate Street DEVISE ES. LEGATE ES, Pl.1,ntitt 0EV II Cnty. Florida, once a fq according to the plat thereof a sundae, for there weren't any MIDDLE SCHOOL Furnished Sanford, F Ia GRANT E ES. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII. recorded In PIat Book 6 Papa of _________________________ RED I I OR S. Ys Have a hot weather sale! Sell -HIGH SCHOOL "BB" An Equal Opportunity Employi'-r 17 Bedroom Adult only Don't needs fit? *ith a classilied s January 73, l71. COUNTY, FLORIDA. County, Florida, will make ap 60 years ago. JCIAIMII4& BY. THROUGH. UN GEORGE A FULLER COMPANY. Seatedbcls will be received in the Park Avenue Mob'Ie Park ad in the Sanlcrd Herald Just dia; FLORIDA Telephone solicitor. approilmetely DONE ANt) ORDEl ED at CIVIL ACTION NO, 7316161 plicatich to tise County COmmission - DER. OR AGAINST ANY SUCH 2563 Park Drive, 372 316) Office of the City Manager, Sanford, NAME OF OWNER The Diytrict Defendants 3272411 or 1319993 Besides, when you Just go t I hours per day. Call Bill Wade, 3rlando, Florida. thIs 3rd day of I. N. C. LAND SALES. INC., an Florida in arid for SemInole County, DECEASED DEFENDANT OR NOTICE OF SALE January, 1911 School Board of Seminole County, Indiana corporation. EARL DOWNS Kirby Co of Sanford 3731130 requesting that said County Corn and buy candy, you miss all the PEIPED Mechanic for Sm.1ll DEFENDANTS AND ALL PAR t One (Ii New bg maintaining SmlnoIe County, Florida Two bedroom duplex furnished Netce is hereby Oivhn that, George C. Young AND JOHN H McCLINTOCK. JR ' enoine and lawn mower work mission vacate and return to fun of making it. Moat of the apartment 4370 Orlando Drive -- TIES HAVING OR CLAIMING TO PurSuant to an order or a final recorder system Chief ,1 g, Hairdresser, Be Your Own Bossco venturers ti-b a PROJECT 1. oc AT IONS "THE Sanford Part time No phone calls Apply 3 Nine (9) Fire Hvdrant acreage roads described abov, and girlsinthoaedayswereexperts HAVE ANY RIGHT, TITLE, OR iudgment of foreclosure entered in run a station. $35 week or will pay Elementary School "F", Winter Publish Jan 22. 39, Fib. 5, 12, It. SPRINGS." a loint venture, - ------triatoert of Watts Farm Plat owned - - 3 Nine (91 lsi* (6) inns Gat. in person at Dubo's Lawn Mower t i.. INTEREST III ANO Tn Tc the atop ttyIpd ati i - -pct plus 35 Pct. Off on all SANFORD I bdrm turn, apartment, JaCISOn i1e'Qlli Middle Piantuts. valves S-ales & Service by Die Plaintiff and described as muing one xrna Of' anoiner. } PROPERTY DESCRIBED p th property fleyfl5 u;lednSlril merchand,se in dress shop 321School, Oviedo, and Ugh School Quitl neighborhood, no puts. $31above Said application shall be Somettmes It might be fudge or COMPLAINT. TO - WIT Detailed specifications are "88" Counly. Florida. described as 73)0 or 5)0 $434 Lake Ho*e-ll All located ,n CREECH CONSTRUCTION 0990 or after 6 call 135 1771 Petlti.gnandanypersonor penuche available at the office of the madeby SECTION 775503656, STATE ROAD '010*5 NOTICEOFSHIRIFF'SSALE or butterscotch, but City Seminole County. Florida COMPANY; THE UNITED (ABIPIET BUILDER wanted. Must persons Oblecting thereto are , •_, I bedroom, furnisi.eti. with carpet Being a parcel of land Situated Manager 5-434. SEMINOLE COUNTY. NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that '' . • Ll. . Di rr rnr, Thiy NEWSPAPER does .en .,,L,r, ur 71w, L Jr i*ii pV.U*F MEAl WIS be experienced in layout, cutting, Ail bids shall be in the City Man oir.c$ed to file their o,clion with DESCRIPTIONS Partly In the NE ' of Section by vir'ur of that certain WrIt of and air, SIlO per month KULP nut Knowingly accept SEALED BIDS - All flid are to be CENTRAL FLORIDA LUMBER & pulling candy. ager's Office, City Hall, Sanford, assembling, and laminating the County Commission, PARCEL NO. 13$ - FEE SIMPLE TownShip 21 South. Range 79 East REALTY, 3723733. Eaecution Issued ou' of and under HELP WANTED ADS that delivered to the Sup,rinfandenl of SUPPLY COMPANY, Florida, not later tPIan 1.30 p m.. Profits Sharing company, palti Publish' Feb 9. 24. 974 - WATER RETENTION ARIA the seal of the County Court of and partly irithellfW '4of Section I). 'There were at least three Schools in the Seminole County indicate a preference Defendants vacation Thursday, March II. 1971 The bidS and WELAKA APARTMENTS DEY 94 holida. WATER RETENTION AREA LEFT Tu*nt.hlp 2) South. Range 29 East. _________________ Seminole County, Florida. upon a Courthouse, Park Avenue. Sanford, based on hfferent kinda age NOTICE OP SALE from em - cream or F *11 be (*ibticly opened on the lame Hospitalization and othir benefits 111W 1st. St. 'P4ORTII STATION ,S • final ludqment rendered in the all lying in Seminole County. Florida Florida NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN thaI ployers covered by the vinegar candy, butter taffy and date at 7 00 5) m Starline Enterprises Inc. bldg. 13) That part of and further described as f011ows aforesaid court on the 1st day of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE TIME FOR RECEIPT OF BiO Onthe l2tht'ay of March, 1971. at the AGE DISCRIMINATION Sanford Airport 373 01)1 The City Commistion reserves I bedroom furnished apartment Tn St . of Government 104 ,. February. AD, 1974. in that certain COmmrnc;ng at the PIE Corner of Bids shall be received EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII. molasses-pulling candy. The tit 7 )3 Piogrof%I,00A M..at the West Front IN EMPLOYMENT ACT .i' 2617 Elm Aye,, Sanford Available rght IOaC(Cpt or to reject anyor all PM cisc entitled, Helen Pendergrass Iy.rig Plorthof Palm Springs Road in Section Ii, Town'.,hip , COUNTY. CUlT, SEMINOLE Wednesday, March 6. 1971 door of the Seminole County girls would be busy getting out Wanl,ti, reliable worker, mate Mote information may be bidS in the best 4nterests ci the City by 1st, Adults, rio pets. SA $54. PIaitIff, -vs M A TinsIey A Gail • Section 36, TownShip 70 South, Range 79 East, thence- due SOtØtS a FLORIDA TYPE OF BID OPENING Bids Courthouse. Sanford. Florida, the preferred, apply in person obtained form the Wage ° saucepans and spoons and Va'es. Defendant, which aforesaid !T Range?! tasl,andLESS the East)) distance of r -, feet to a point, S-hall be opened and read aloud to PRORATE DIVISION rndersign.d Clerk will otter for sale Sanford Sunoco, I I arid SR £6 Hour sIlks at Pm 309. Or Close In I bdrm. turnished apart w t. Knowles lPiI'flCC N at u.-grer's Si' 43" Wi, feet Writ Of tuecutlon waS dshiveved to thereof and LESS the East 730 teacups P measuring cups were participating General Contractors CASE NO. 7$.37CP to the highest and best bidder for mont. Security deposit requ,re-u City Manager landb Prcf Ctr 77 W Lake ctstancr cit ;c ii feet to a point me as S1.e,itf of Seminole County, beef of the South 750 feet thereof, iri Co-ckta'l Waitresses and ntercytj Pubic ri attendance Estate if cash ItS. following described real practically unknown thenp 11)4 Ph, 337 7611 Publish Feb 26. 1974 Beauty Dr., P 0. Boa C7'l Seminole thence S 00 degree-s Florida. and I have leyjed upon the County, os u" Florida. lying w a PROJECT SCOPE l CON Bar- tender BRUNO PASIERBSKI property 0EV 156 trown sugar and white sugar A, Orta.'ido, Fla 37104 Aithin 300 feet North of liii survey distance of 13000 feet to a point. _________________________ following drycribed property owned STRUCTIOPI TheProiectgeneratly 53) 933) Dececsed . Block D. THE SPRINGS, AVALON APARTMENTS I-ne of by Gail Yates n S a Gail M kouwe. State Road S 134. Se-cton thence 14 It degrees SI 4.3 W a and butter and molasses and COnSitt% of the complete con 3 tCtpr, 513-1026 NOTICE TO CREDITORS ADULTS-NO PETS according to the plat thereof as 119 THE CIRCUIT COURS OF THE 175*0. bCtwen Survey Station distance of 1)000 beet to a point. laid property being located n SECRETARY WANTED - Desire struction of each school as listed big platters and all the other 116W 2nd St. TO ALL PERSONS HAVING recorded In Plat Book IC. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, he-rein wIth related Site Work 77 00 00 and Survey Station thence S 13 degree-i 31' 7)" W a SemInole County, Florida, mote competent, eaperienced secretary asset CLAIMS 01 DEMANDS AGAINST thrgh 11, inclusIve, Public SEMINOLE pataphernalla necessary to COUNTY, FLORIDA Iorth In thu Con°ract Documents ia.co. laid survey line- and sa distance of 34)45 letS to a point. br full time position Salary com 3ANMO PARKS, 533 Bedroom particuLarly described as follow's ID ISTATI Records of Seminole County, PROBATE DIVISION One II) 5971 POntIr iiw -- . orodu a hatrh of eiMv F-4' Station be-Inn ecrrh Lrid I.eat..4 thence S 00 decree-s II' ftP' W a yvnr rir ,,.n..-. 'r ui 'nensvra'e with Qualifications Trailers & Apts 7 AduIl parks, 2 - -TouanQrIcnuvJ•rv'wr*v -' e,orioa CASE NO. ;47.Ct' ' ''' " ""''"".' Firebird as follows distance of 5)0*3 tees to. pntT tend reSume and regusremt to Family parks 1313 tl*v 1792, nolifed anti required to file any 'Ihen the proper ingredients ot'id appurtenances on laid land er P 0 Bc. 1795, Sanford, Florida Tag. No 7W 5719, yin. No Santord 373 19)0, Day, Wk, Mo. accordance with pages BR 7 and 17711. : degrefjll'OI"Ealtoffh,Southeast distance of 79077 teeS to the true ROMILDA SARTORI Deceased BR I of the Contract Documents for against sad eltrier of you, may have 'ThIs sale Is made pursuotW to arid the undersised corner of Lot 32. The Moorings point of beginning of the foIIo*ing Sheriff GeneqalConstructionol Elementary estatelsstpieofflceof the Clirkof nIl UUCIZ% and put on Jy stfve Final Judgment In Foreclosure NOTICE TOCREDITOS Laborers Ne-toed :' SubdivisIon, according to Plal description; thence continuing It Seminole County, Florida, will at School"F". Jackson Heights Middle Houses Rent Furnished igWienth to bt*l. There were no cthg CIrcuIt Court of the enteredlnClvilAc$IcnNo 73)6101 I, Landscaping II OOAM.onthe20thdayolMarcpi, recorded in PIat Book 33 degrees 31 57" [ a distance of 31 71 TO ALL PERSONS HAVING II. t ScOOt and t4igIs School .1rid "80" Judicial CIrcuit. Seminole County. thermometers to test the In the Circuit Court In CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST m (alt 323 1902 LAKE MARY. 2 bdrm, burn. after6p A 0 1971, offer for S-ale and sell to Pubtic Rrccrcfs Of Seminole County. feet to a point, thence due South a will include Mechanical arid Ele.: Iovlda, Probate Division, In the and for Seminote Cnty, Florida SAID ESTATEPeterences required, responsible temperature of the candy, and the highest bidder, for iaSh, subiect Ficirida, ttienct'runplortt, $tileg,er-s d.stanne of 33372 feet to a point on herrb, tr,cal for said plant or plants TI-Courthouse a' Sanford. Florida. DATED th.s 27rid day Of P..1id. part treC, mote-I experience - a rah Dl iC,) Me couple only, rio children or pets any anti all r*istrig lens, at the hr Ntrth Ir of S?.ite R.,cJ No 431. 31' SC" East 95t 55 fee? to Station CAner Contractor Agree-merit bc-u':i Withifi lu calendar months from Inc no such thing as timing becauseFebruary, 1971 323 SIll or 322 4391 $14 mo plus deposit 332 39)0 thence P4ovtt'rasterty, along slid iutlied and rt'qured to Iiie en F,ont (West) Door of the Seminole '0000 thence continue North it or *.lh the specifications sPi,ill hi' Il.' time oi tPe fIrSt publication of this their wasn't much of any way lSeal (la-ms and demands whiCh yOU. .1'qrees 31' 34' East feet to North Line nit State Road No iö. a County Courthouse n Santord. TO BUY OP SELL notice Each claim or demand must 2bdrrn 5150 mo $30 dip No pets or Arthur H Buckwith, Jr. used to regulate the heat from a cr' Florida, th, above described 99.0000 for the r' -. of sad dtlance 04617 II feet along an arc to r'he,' of you, may have against said Arcemrnt PLAC El SI F OR Ii xAMlts I PIG AVOId in writirig end filed in chlidrr-n Available after 1st Ph Clerk of the Circuit Court duplicate estate in theofficeof the Clerk ot the the right having a rOdius (Ii ,t survey line tonal property 11th Judicial BIDDING DOCUMENTS Bidders Call ui )Qlq 332 2137 and state the place of residence and wood.burnlng kitchen range. By Ma'tha T VisIon CirCuit Court of the That said sale is being made Containing 79,600 square feet feet, a central ant' 0411 degrees 55. Do<umentt at Ihe poit office address of the claImant Oei,tA Clert Ittouk experience, Seminole County. Florida, maY review the and plenty satisfy the terms of S-aid Writ a. -,r-, to oii acre) more or less eaclusive 79"arsda chordof 6.4117 feet bearing Circuit. places etid muit be sworn to by ttli of 24 Business Opportunities LOWNDES. PEIRSOL. DROSDICK Probate Div,lion, in the Courthouse following 34 to know when the candy N SI degrees II' 06" E to a point; Mobile Homes Rent i- of area in eclyting right of way Etecution VfiSicle belng stored at Eogtsan If Kefley. AlA claimant, his agent or attorney, or A DOSTER .1t Sanford Florida, within four Attamonte Garage in Altarnonfe -OWNED thence S It degrees Ii' 09" (lY was bulled enough. But if it JOE 300 West Serniriote L the same shall be void ProfessIonal Association JUST IN CASE OF A RECESSION' housekeeping unitS fr rent CAMP Springs, Florida Fu,'ther In SCHRIMSHER and MARTHA H dslance of 33433 lees to a point, calendar months from the lime of Boulevard Dated at Sanford, FIot'lda. tists spun a thread when It was By - Edward E Haddock, fr trst pvbllcat,on of thiS SEMINOLE. No alcoholic • notice thence P 00 degrees formation available Irom the Civil SCHRIMSHER, his wife 11' 51" C a Sanford, Florida 37771 te 14th day if Februaty, ta7a. bevsrages allowed Plo pets. Ph, 33. Fir-st Federal BuIlding Each claim cx demand must be in AND ESPECIALLY beacuse of the " Shop Classified b'tpped [ruin threndofa spoon, ', I MORTGAGE distance of 17000 feet to a point. SUBJECT TO Division of the Si-minole County S Eugeesla Rock 3221470 Post Office Doe 0, oat stsorlage, a self service, COin '.Sheriff's Department recorded in Official Necordy Book thence 14 43 degree's II' St" E a writing and tOed in duplicate and or formed a hard ball when a Eoqhan N Kefley. AlA As Admlnistralri, cicerated KWIK XAR WASW ; 1k. Orlando, Florida .tohn E Polk, distance CI 37036 feet to a point. 5tatetp0eS1denceandPoSt l-paqe7infaof ROBERT K 1944 flayuvore 11111. of was dropped into a Sanford area, will provide years Attorneys for Plaintiff Sheriff thence P4 44 degree-s II' 09" W a Office address of the claimant and RUITER, nd Boulevard ' 37 Business Property STEADY INCOME 5 DavId ,Icerb.en - PubliSh Fe-b 36. 1,71 mull be sworn to by the claimant. An in cupful of cold water. the t.'ORTf.Ar.F r,erwiiwl '1' tW(.aI ds!aec, 04 Semtnôle Cnutv CIiIit. 13 feel In a .y.nI fl,,,,..-,:,, 11,..T,.. *iesi -' ' ' - - ATtorney tOf Admifl,slra?? ,, vmtr"r-r'-! tOm those .v'o '.'UST DEY-ISI hiS agent or attorney. cx the same For Rent 911. page 9TO 'n favor thence If 69 degrees PubliSh Feb 76. March 3. 17. It. IS' 09" W Rei5 Book saucepan was whisked off the for those hard a •iIil III East RobinSon SUCCE ED (ill (CICCI ,.'1 744 971 of J RUSSELL E!C14. as Trustee ti-stance of 6)7.4 feet to a point. District Schnol Board I Fl stove 3711 SQ Mtai Bolting with Orlando, Florida 3390) and the contents poured Dated at Orlando, Florida, this DEY 141 thence S ______ You and each of you are hereby of Seminole County office, )'iMi C of lion SR 46 PubliSh Fib IS di-gree'S dl' SI" W a fled day ot February, 1974 into one of the to big platters. Items. UNITED STATES DISTRICT 0EV,7 d-Stanrr of 3131) feel to the true Severally nofified that the plain 707 East Commercial Call 323 5623 Luciana S Gitelt COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF point of beginning and containing IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE In the meantime the young 29 titlIst filed Its sworn complaint 0 Avenue Rooms for Rent As (iccutri, FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION 1700 acres flu land more or less, but EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. together with .t Sanford. FIor;oa 33771 folkswhohad not been occupied 1)1 sad estate -- -- ------Magnolia Square , Case Na 73-fl-Orl-Civ.Y Large bedroom, private CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR bath, S -;Ductaration of Taking in thp above tubiert to all legal highways and JOHN C REBER. OF in TlCttially making the candy, UNITt!D StATES OF AMERICA, Saritord SEMINOLE COUNTY Ave . gentleman -%tyledCoijrtagainityouaodechof easements of record BY THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL ceDocumeoft will be at RUSH. MARSHALL. Plaintiff, prelq'rred Call alter 6 p m , 37) at pvbtic sate, tothe highest and be'l PRORATE DIVISION CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE I buttered their hands- with Local Planrooms tor ycu as defendants Seeking to con I4EWCSTROM. vs PRORATE NO. COUNTY. FLORIDA tie-mn th above described properly bidder for cash, at the West front P0815014 & CHAPIN Bidders to review __________________ real butter, too - and as Country Club Corp. DEWEY L JOHNSON and HAZEL In re: Estale if CASE P40 lc,ate-ln Seminole County. Florida. door of the Seminole County AttornCy for Evecutri. as NOW LEASING S to-Irs f-n-Shed fl the candy had c'ooled enough So stop wishing JOHNSON. hiS former wilt, ROGER It MILLER DIVISION I Courthouse In Sanford, Florida at Sanford Court Motel t. Eminent Domain proceedings PLACE(S) & DATE FOR Oh Livingston pantIng, wail paper and carpet, 10 handle everyone scooped up Defendant(s) In ri: the Uarria. ii decease-ti V)1j are further notif ild that the II 00 AM on the 5th day of March. P0 80' 3144 TAINING BIDDING DOCUMENTS Newt 5 rr-novated Color Iv. *w heat and air COndition, covered ORDER FOR SERVICE NOTICE TO CREDITORS GARY 0 GAt.LACPSER. a handful and began pulling it I.'t-t.OnfrIsl wIt (all up for hearing 1971 ftidctrs may obtain Documents b, c.srpct a c r-ftc-,ncies 6. over Orlancto Florida 37507 walk, corner location. (lIe ad BY PUBLICATION ISeatI Al' creditors of the eit.te ot Husband, and I-tore the Honorable Clarence T the office of the Arch-trct and start r wk rates 267) PVbI,Sh I eb 76 March . 1914 hi's 0.iy doubting it back on dress, "213 N Country Club Road, itself On motion and alfldavit of and ROGER H MILLER. deceased. are Arthur H fleciwith. Jr Johnson. Jr - one of Judges of the requesting further information (1 ertar'uo Dr - Santorti 372340) 0EV 157 Lake Mary, Fla "5)75 per mc pfairit.tf en the above entitled cause and pulling some more. A hereby notified a JUDY N GALLAGHER, Clerk of the- Circuit Court reqt,,.red P0 file _____________________________ 305377 6563 after February ills, "1above styled Court on the 77th day --up on minimum 3 yr tease by Jeftry R Jonti Its Assistant any claims or demands whiCh Ihey by Ce-celia V Eke-rn Wife ' March. A 0. 1971, at II 00 O'clOck, Cream or vinegar candy was Ill THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE JOt'4P4.'4Y , shopping WALKER REAL United States Attorney, in anaction may Paveagainst said estate in the TO Judy N Gattagiser Deputy Clers 30 5PU0 BONDS The SW. Apartments Rent AM in Seminole County Cour clear and looked like melted EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR ESTATE S-CONSTRUCTION 332 aç.ainsf the defendantls). Dewey L office Of Clerk of Circuit Court of 1I Crystal Lake Circle PubliSh Feb 36. 1911 COUNTY. (rs%ful flidderls) shall provide a thoule-, Sanford Florida, its ap CUlT, Unfurnished SEMINOLE 4137 Johnson and Ilazet Johnson, his 5eminle- Cctjrity, I lorida. in thC glass when It was poured into Macon, Georgia OCY IS) rcrformance, 1-Ilalion for .n Order 04 TOng , Payment anti FLORIDA Classified former wife, and to enforce a lien (-Ourthoute at Santot'd. Florida. NOTICE C,uarantee Contract Bond as .Sci'r.rdance with its Declaration of ii til VA GARDENS the platter, but during the - PROBATE DIVISION 41 APARTMEPITS Houses for Sale District and described as follows the date of the first publicalion Of Action for Oissolution of Marriage EIOHTIENTH JUOICIAL dR. Estate specifications. All parties to thi5 suit and all other 1303W 75th SI '" " ' iou 7. Block 0. DIXIE TERRACE, this notice Fact. claim or demand has been filed aoalnsl yOU and you white and rather brittle, but CUlT SEMINOLE DATE, inserejt,dpartlesmayappearat TIME AND PLACE 1-OR COUNTY. li1 P41 MAE A'Or'ANVILLU hi'tircioms EVERYDAY II 3 7 PARADE OF baths, convenient t as recorded in Piat Book I. Papa 5.3. musy be In writing arid must state FLORIDA are required to '-erve a copy of your creamy, too. Butter taffy wa.s Deceased OPt PilPIC. OF SEALED 15105 All t,,r and place designated and be %chooi%, Shopping center Shag PubIicRecordsoiS.mlnolecounty. BARGAINS Ph.pl3ce01restde,sce4edptjoffI, writteneefemes, if any, toitotiW PRORATE DIVISION flldsrnustb.receivedundopen.J,,,; ''rw'ard carpeting, drapes. d-shwasher. brown to begin with and NOTICE TOCREDITORS Florida address of tP,e claimant and muSt be CASE NO PR 7433 CP H MORRISON, Petitioner's at tmri'rcl,atp TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Ic special meetino Of the- D,str,c! rcssetson. ic crnlrat heI ,.an yparkiing clean became a Mit it appiarng to the fr,ijrt that SAO(ri tçi t;y tr- lair,,,i!. h jgi'o, lovely golden color torcr. AhOSI .1tiII!CI. Esttc of o AriD pool Move 's today. Children qva;itsng A5ume low -nttrrtt CLAIMS Oil DEMANDS AGAINST 5cio1 Board ot Seminoic Colp on the defendant, De-wey L Johnson is iS4. Malltand, Florida, 32731, on or after it was pulled. II, too, or his attorney, or it will become j0),N I$ALP[I4 ('6th day ci March. 1971 at 7 Xl ioans Choose from 1. 13 yr ouS --- Eachdefendant.SPrceby required SAID ESTATE' aepted Spanish, Colonial Modern 3 the Slate of Florida and hai,e not February II. 1971. T*o bec*'oovns, I bath, wall to watl bedroom or.irial wills tISe Clerk of thiS Court NOTICE TO CREDITORS models. Carpeting, id complaint or petition os rot,liyd and required to file any plainly mrkr-d On mi' outside tasted deliciously of tX'OWfl voluntarily appeared herein, arid carpeting, dra0q'i. central heat garages, range's, refr'geratory in all MarIlyn M Ponle y,thr before la'f'Cc on Petitioner's TO ALL PERSONS HAVING i arns and demands which , "Proposal" and 'he title of the HOWARD MARSE E, 'hal personal Servceuponhrn Is isol arid air Fully equipped with dish models One has central air All tip attorney or immediately thereafter, As Erecutr.a sugar. CLAIMS CR DEMANDS AGAINST '-trier ot you, may hive against sad work(s), the date, and the name of Atlistant County Attorney washer Call Mrs Weatherby 373 new, monthly pyments less than whereabouts are unknown. 4557 '5 STENSTROM. DAVIS & against for the relict demanded rent $27,000 to 523.300 VCu anti each Of kt'V ,vrc Prr'tiv (-nut Court of the- tIlls Jutitilt t5oardof Seilinole COtv. Scmn.,te Al 110 F Commercial Avenue molasses.pulltng candy. ORDE lIED IhIl Dewer L '.".PITOSH iri the- (or' Ullet or Pettin not' cit .ini yr(unr',t ci II,' Ill , '(ut Sem.nole County, .. iiail,lble lIlA, ow li-rAn. or 'A "' Cr*ntv. FloniiJ.5 ri-serves gilt 'i ¶,inlcej, F lprd., -, ctown Ask or Duane Hrdeyt,. complanI siren b the 2$fh day Of Florida State Bank that an action to impress a lien on watering either of you. may have against S-lid ,,t Sanford Florida, within four or to waIve- any informalities in It.,' , 1VI, and tile th, or iginial w Di aroma of the boiling March. 1911, and in default thereof Suite 32 the tollo*lrg property in Seminole "slate in throfliceof the Clerk of the calendar months trom the time of fiduirwi Plo bidS th.ill he withdr.vn álPr Clerk Ut the .1t)ove Sly led Court candy and when it was made the-Court will proceed to Pie hearing SANFORD Post Office Boa Cnty, Florida for a period of 30 calendar dart pn s.aid date. to Show cause what Circuit Court of the Eighteenth the- t,rst publicat,c'n 'f thjy nd ice and adjudication of this suit as i Sanforti Florida 1.017. Block C. SAN SEBASTIAN Just right it WU 30 pLastic (hat in subsequent to the Opening rW Bids 1[I. title, interest, or lien you or Judicial Circuit. Seminole County, Each claim or demand muSt be PubliSh Feti 7*, Mirth 5, 1914 0ew I. Johnton hod been served HEIGHTS, UNIT ONE A, according after without the consent of the Board 'DOLL HOUSE' y of yOU have in and to the Florida, Probafe Div,sion, in the writing and filed in duplicale It had been pulled for 9!..MI9t.E0iSTRiCTOF 1974-iC 5,!e1tRe5LhIt5 30 - PLANT MANAGER, Blue Collar, man to learn fertilizer miring, malerial ordering, anti truck d'patching Will train In plant at Sanfgrd for a year or so. must be willIng tore locate In Lake Placid area Salary open Apply In person toAuIln bertill:er arid Chemical Co. Inc. 7300 Country Club Road, Sanford FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM Perrieps AlCohOliC AnOnym Can Help Call 173 1357 Write P 0 Boa 1713 Sanford, Florida - IUJ _____\ NOTICIUNDIR FICTITIOUS NAMISTATUTI TO WHOA IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that Die undersIgned, pursuant tO the 81 ONOMI CS ANALY TI CAL 56509 Florida Statute, will register LABORATORY, and that we intend JANICE H- JOHNSON, d b a following ordinance with theCferi&lhe Circuit Court, In toregister said nanse with the Clerk M ordinance reLating to IPIC CHATEAU LIMANS APART f Siminote County, Florida, of the Circuit Court, SemInole incorpvated areas a. MEPITS, and that we Intend County. Florida in accordance with upon receipt 01 proof of the County, Florida; amending register said name with the Clerk of publiettion of this notice, the ficthe provisions of the Seminole County Ordinance P40 73 tte Circuit Court. Seminole County. Fiditloui titiouS name, to-wit. B A M i. Section 14(a). to provide Florida in acco'dal"Ce wilh the 56309 Florida Statutes 1957. engaged in busIness at $39 East 5 - Richard Alt inStallation when Statutes. To.Wit: Section 0430! equipment Church Avenue, In the CIty 01 Raymond I. ICaleel Florida Statutes 157 necesSary to provide sjfely to Publish Feb. 17, 9, 26, March 5, LOngwood. Florida. property in structureS 5' Burgess 0 JOtIritOfl per s w4 That the party intsresled In laId 10 be constructed, remodeled, or 1971 janice H JolYlWS follows: enterprise Is as 0EV 17 renovated; amending Seminole Publish: Feb S. 13. It. 76. 1971 __ S Robert A Solitro ,I..,vrn .... ii,. 71 IL, ictiofl .s, ii ________________________________ business ' a LegNo1. Legal NotIce - ------------ FLEET RESERVE ASS N, Pee-s Mgr- Carl Scott at,p Buslrsess Meeting 2nd Mcnday Club Hrs1. m Dilly (closed Wed) fting IPursd, 7000 It 'our CIuU or organization would like to be in -,.lude'r-1 ill this listing (,li THE SANFORD HERALD CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT 32? 261 I �---A - --- __ i- . - F— 7- ___ . Tuesday, Feb. 26, 1974 88-The Sanford Herald j.#-. For t !ast 41 Houses for Sale 41 T Relults Plant Your 'Selling THE BORN LOSER Houses for SaIt brick From 323.400 70th Street to bedroom, I bath, CO home, car Poled. kitchen equipped, Central LocuSt, lynn lelt to lllh $I . right v Valencia Court North -Model l6pm daily On site phone (kl i4CK'.' —___ heat, carport $130 dQwi't $114 13 open __________- I it t_ 3yolf BtI ~ l :(~~&D _~y T 81;I I - i"" 1103 Sanford Avenue tióneof Our friendly ad vtiorS help you wOfd your classified ad Call 3)3 26*1 or 131 993 11-17 1? 1 I IIE23thS1 a.ely ----------_- - _1I 'I L4 41 322 3") __________________ Corp crcni 1,13, Mr t5raatc'vd Open $6 pm Id onli 3 bedroom, I' bath. large Pti4Cy rear yard Assuri'ptor. 123 SCO room, lireplace, wall to wall carres tecell.r,f ne ighbor Call Ice' 3 bdflfl. 3 bath, big living area, 0010% Onto large Patio. central - MAYFAIR See thiS 3 bdroom. 1 bath with Climate Co-rural Almost new. Only 572.350 Real equipped W W carpet, draperies, dble garage, extra large Pence-I Shlde yard $47,3ØQ • _______ 373 5774 it for yOurself 130000 And, nih S an t arrs * 2 1rm be su'Ftsed' tiled fjrrr Oi"d Pr'cr'j r'3't NOW LEASING IDYLLWILDE W,ll purchase first or Second mortgages in any Condition, Southeastern Acceptance Con mra$'i'wi, )!.''. AI'5REACE 'U" Very nice 3 Florida room, fireplace, outstanding floor plan only tj7.9oo minutes from Sanford and Orlando. Efficiencies, I & 2 bdrm, Townhousu from $113. ayton Call 322.2420 Anytime & Unhrno Realty. 322-1301 3.40 Hiawatha A at REALTORS (L.a v'. i JNVFI I5FEfl &eaie - 2313 Park Dr. ____________________- GENERALELECTRIC APPLIANCES 3bdom. 1' bats. family room t wooded acre. 133.000 Acre Realty REALTOR. 38 ___________________ I 1 RLS"ImijA SPRING WOOD VILLAGE 1.4 and SR This lovely 3 bed r oo m, 3 bath home near Mayfair Golf Course Is truly •149 si-oi INS'VALLId 1),i.svt11 S PC'" _________________ 1343M3 __________________ All A.,tt Pøi Cm1l4.,4 lit St .Santn,i i,,a,, - SAVE OVER si,000 Poublewide Inventory must reøuced & are being taving% I 8DRMCtnfral H&A, REALTOR 323-71160 42A-io - by Ar SELL? U Midland. 6210303 CALL PRETTIEST STENSTROM NEW HOME Paneled family room and inside Utilily . Kitthin is large with cc ceptioral cabinets Screened REALTY REALTORS YOUR M L S PO WERS DRIVE R,itt 'IIrn AREA IS lCtCS adjacent to a new Sub d.viSion in the rapidl P,n# Hills Area. 5 acres of grcpv4p Mid the rem&iride,r is t,d Ideal tot new homes tel Priced &I 19 - only $30,000 I ______________ 7 Nice wooded W Zoned ;;Ilt home Has well. Pay Small down. assume existing mortgage .. - Inc Realtors Longworwl _______ - I T7 - AppanCei SanfordElectrlcCompany 372 S341 Avtomotive Service KEN KERNS GARAGE -- - 1220244 The answer to "What 10 old Car' Sell it with _________________________ * Sanford Auction * ~_- ____ M IGHTAntiqus, TV;, Miscellaneous. New and Lawn and Garden i - value. $0 French AV, 335734 snior.ia, 37370$ - Call F — 211 W. 25fh .-lw.-- __J-r Mull sacrillkirt Phigirle)" Un ~ Sanford, Fla. I"Gir S0I*-- B0o1; C&SM shaUlighb&dark $ii - - I - - after 3Pm. "Don't 11*051" Serve a useful purpose again when you sell them Herald CAI ,73313 us 373034$ .1 & L Pressure Cleaning. Eaves cleaned, Roots cleaned & CoaledExterior & InftfiOr PAImf;mQ 3n IYOSO4,312loill TODD'S CARPENTRY Spec lalihing in small andocidlof)5 CaIlI3) I*'I I::, potty OOdIvS. miles, S weeks Full -. - rwwu,. an V I I mr clalsillocis BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVEMENTS Small Jots Want ed 327 l,"L4Miry" - Poultry I' I ----------------" I 1 . i i -. - N— - , DICK JC'YCE Wjtnjffl and larger, pwnpe, sprinklers Water corw It iOflIVI.332,MI0 " - Alltyp,sandsii,t We repair and Service BUSINE~S. . . ' . . . . ._ 372 1At . . ugly head in this particular instance, went to the foIlowiiii area markets and mad" purctases..on Orange Blos.siuu .. - Today - a - fTf~ - -. " " . ' . - HOPPE - -. . ' - . -- , - - .I the government of milliontheir own recognizance.) Why we even have one right herethiscountylie- : .!..-. 322.;261 Lor..-.83.1-9993 . -..L - I , .1 (Coot. On Page ?A Col,l) r__ -- I .A F_ ' ' __ . A - . . zs- , . . ' '-'- ..-.. . .' ' __ "'': .. '.' - - ' __I_ . t' '•-.'.' ;- ____ -. ' - " . . -M ':. .' .- __ - ' ''.-'- . - EVENING FIRE DESTROYS STUCKEY S A FIRE of unknown origin gutted Stuckey's restaurant op S.R. 46 and 1-4 late Tuesday night, Seminole County Deputy Fire Ad- minlstrator Don Karkins said today possible " ques Chaban-Delnias, who had been fired by President Georles P.nupidou (;iirI d E.staing, 48, LI the leader of the Independent Re. publican party, a partner of the Gaullists in the National As mrbI)' majority. The state radio also mentioned Foreign Minister Michel Jobert and Equipment Minister Olivier Gukhard. both loyal . () . a replacement Messmcr's Cabinet had been in office since July 1972, when he took over from Premier Jac- - . it their livelihood. s ... and they were released on as - . ' ' Many of these persons who were arrested have been longtime residents of this county, and are selling more as an I .. . - - was injured in the blaze that burne(l for two hours before trucks from three fire departments, halled the fl,ames. (Related photo page No one - I lera ld 11110t 0 hI, Huh I IOI, ru Gau llists, as possible replacenyents. Pompiduu accepted the Mes. and complaints that .Minister Jean Philippe Lecat smer gosernment s resignation he *as not respondi ng to the Finance Minister Valer) at a Cabine t meeting (iscintl ct'I"st.'iini' trm Messmer has come under regarded .. "' . ' Z. ' monft of increasing econon uc according to Information 4 * so I have been fold. Why weren't they also arrested' i co nsidecing we have others walki ng the stree ts who bilked PARIS (All) The govern, nation's needs. mt-nt of French Premier Pierre A new premier was to be Messmer resigned today after named quickly, perhaps today , ' -%, __ - statute which allegedly had been violated), and another right bet-c in Seminole. At each those locations, not rchantrnadcaneflortto one get the social security number. What's good for one is supposed to also app))' to others, or foronewhosolda 25 c'entallen '1 JR. Lack of city knowledge? - Economic Woes Blamed .: -' 'IV To be STINE MAC14INE L SUP-ILY CO ARTIIUI( HI:cKwITlI Want. On Page2AC01.5 I - avocation as opposed lo making WELLS DR FO PVMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS whole tMrigarises out of an October request by Robert ' 1.4 i _ 207W 2nd SI, on of FreeEstlmates Ph 372 6173 I -, ' PAlL SLAYER Tax r.turnsprep.,ed$3 00 Cnd Lake Ahary Publit AxxoUnflng Call 322 4317 or 3" I?" . - ofelterior sirlacaj Homes, COmm.,'c lal, Industrial, Residential 6217777 - i -" ueartng cause it's stUla s'rAli: - No I East Road 17 92 What bothers me about this s tuati the I ndiv i dualI who felt that perhap5 Trail, another on E. Colonial . (130th o f which are out-of count), but shouldn 'tt hase Zlt1'i 'Y lit AW - TOAIST —'YOUR .. I I o d a v ,i Wd D the northern Rockies. Knowles said tod.ay his in. he Sal(]. Freezing temperatures again formation and facts were ta ken Even wi th such an increase chilled much of the Deep South. from the county clerk's records Beckwith projects his office apply 10 all antique stores, as -aVU, fita PfOfnliOn4II WSIIP&Mf Hangor Licensed Residential Commercial -J __________ * Pressure Cleing n&ws meeting should be increased. -On the court cvsts situation but. -Fm discrimination was rearing It.s PET REST INN Perso..alTai5.rvice 3727611 or 1313393 ~ j Boardlng&G,00ming ,• bme Tex -so__________ . lead W S164, &Sunday. 3327321 r. breed Dog Training Academy CIII for free evaluation 331.7370 Looking for a higp Quality bargain' look to classified Shell or Asphalt Driveways Nojofys Used Fafm Equipmerri will wit lost and nsy with a Classified Ad. Call . 009 training In your home Al rocfing. Painting, paneling, doors &*'ndows Reasonable FreeE;t ,uaranteed. III pm 373 737), suppliol. Thursday Horses was the only company to apply the non-exclusive franchise Ostensibly, this statute would prior to the deadline, for ,, 'W'I ---------________ - -mw --Pot CM AZ REMOOFI ii.ir, ,,_j =-------= the purchase(s). a b' rain' weather in the Pacific slth circuit judges on the basis of what I see now, I would willing to talk to him if he has Northwest and some snow in situation, suggest costs need doubling," the desire," . Ph 73 33's __ Free Advice & fit E g p interior & Oxf Painting, repair%. carpentry ttiemf _________ .: ; ' Low tonight mid 30s to near 40. deducted from fines and Beckwith said, however, he Beckwith said Knowles hasn't Fair weather favored most of estreatures in city police cases feels the court costs schedule contacted him regarding the verti.sed and sent noticts to all the nation today, marred only ond 'Aere seeking i. We'll do your Painting Call 321 7611 or 0I "vi. in rewltS. ttiat's classllled ads.. read and use TvhOheauHfulColHej' mal. 46 -____________ would include the name. ad. dress and social security cable television firms in the number of the persons making state, Seminole Cablevision C - Low In cost, '' .4 2516 Counbry Club Rd Sanford, Fla 372-1010 - FXP(RIFNCFO AflRKMAN Interior Tflm, P8041ing. CuSto-n Carpentry. i too sma I Ph 773 '1493 household goods), must keep Casselberry and Winter Park. Although the county adrecords for three years. Th is P41,nfing Contractors Let one 06 our friendly advisor, help en ad Licensed Bonded 32)0093. Male Boiler ) Vfs old %7% McrivIngloppartment alter i pawing ._ rpent ry , Remodeling. CuSlorn Work It" Ellimale Animal Haven Grooming .n kenneji 377 S75 pat, 5454 __________________________ Horn. goods (other than furniture and Sanford, Winter Springs, and the lower 70s Thursday. increase In county court costs their fines are plus court cosu. divisions of the clerk's office... I 'f _________________________ Floor Waging, Wind w"nfty black and ISM, At$* reds, 130 to i deliver. in I&% _______ oa SERVICE373 _____________________________ EXTERiOR -PRESSURE CLEANING Beckwith said last fiscal )car his office return ed 11 ,i to - - $605. House Beckwith explained today he The franchise must now be re-sale value because of the -apparently is either .not as sent to Washington for approval f"ItiOn-wide shortage of num knowledgeable or infonned as hasn't requested an increase in he would have city corn- county court cost_s assessed b the Federal Corn. transportation facilities, mLtsioners believe or is in. defendants and has never had count)' cornmnLssloners but 1 the — tentionally misleading them," the intent to propose court costs present situation continues this months if bank, or stick a gun into which could take six Weather car the return will be only be deducted from fines levied any questions arise. someone's ribs' Ickwith's statement came by e court in cases handled about $110,000. th Seminole Cablevision, at. No, they violated Florida Yesterday's high 52 low this in reply to a published report for the city. "I don't believe the taxpayers with Sta tute 811.165 which sta tes that filiated Orange morning 32. Fair through that Sanford City corn. should subsidize county court Oscenia Thursday with a warming missioners were upset with r, thoseengagedinthebusinessof Cablevision Beckwithsaiddefendants are operations," Beckwith said, buying and selling second-hand Cablevision, already serves trend. Highs In the 60 today request by Beckwi th for an told by county court judges that "by using revenue from o ther .DEPENDASLE. LAWN MAIN TENANCE SERVICF. CALL f)) rl Enclosed carporls. additIons, largo S 3 tvlls I cows Black Arijil%ij Also mInLatreaoats Ph Ill 1,03 in ciii toondations *lit even If the county's routes fail county courts, today blasted office's "billir*g" in 1973 to the his oflice will be needed to franchise for the unin- to ma ke money, the vehicles Sanford City Manager Warren city showed $16,836 in "clerical subsidize th e county court corPof'ated areas to Seminole themselves will have excellent Knowles, saying Knowles costs" had been "deducted." division. Cable0sion Inc. - 1 leeture miid,wr,rnoval3,, eltØ -;.--- -- Sesyr 0 Id buric ItSk in. Used for Mier!jAg ble. "M T#fM% PhofW7j)$Q"of)nr I. Balls. 110. c,of;,n Trjmpcf, $50 ""44 Over Court Costs What did they do, try to rob a mnunk'at1ons Commission clean up of trash arid refuge Reasonle rates. 372 1333 Lawn and Lot Clean P, arid LgP't Cleaning _________________________ 13)33*3 To place your tow cost want ad DACHSHUNDS, -- , or 210"nolia Ave •POODLE GROOMING• ______________________ "Illus ?DtoSO — Old (arraIwe'slrrnStippHe,7 37,1N.i So Of DeB.ry Idyllwilde Homes By xiME1 101' BULLDOZER WORK .luni,'I '0.4 our Speciatty, 323 1731 CLEARANCE SALE E en ' - - I sit E Pint. in s742 -0-----Nmm~ Andboa,ding Wilhfovelcwe Profe'saional Ph J7J3394 or 333 3353 the YOU CALL- I HAUL Call Brad t SEPIKARIKGLASS& PAINT CO Classified BUIM04 Pets and Supplies leaves much to be desired, to - Washed Sand fill for lawn and H_4L ENGRAVING -PM 373 ISlOor 323 3*45 Service* IIecl1l sales out 04 an ymsg . BvtIful Ls reet L1gttlng SidewatkI & City Water 4 Sower CUSTOM BUILT HOMES WITH MANY PLANS TO CHOOSE FROM " by law enforcement membm of the Sheriff's Dept. H3ylii, Tremble,. 133 2171 - AK C, Used B..lv, tell, consign, appraise triCalS.f'vice.Llcerned& Bonded, ~~ iiiiiiiiiiiii, Equipment for Rent COMPLE YE AUCTION SERViCE Welcomes Viu. ae Etec All Seminole Co, 21 Hr. An ering Service $30 5011. _____________________________ 60 with your a off Speiglal Stephens __ Toy poodle furniture and appliance, Plv$ sp.:ial sates twitch a ds ) LL 9dUL44 *Auctloneering -* --L MO Life in ' ~~12 Lln - PUBLIC AUCTION EVERY ____ REMEMBER MAN YOU ARE DUST ' Arthur Beckwith Jr., want." Knowles said. with projects that $W,ODO of the allpeal of a rattler. And, missioners Tuesday awarded a passenger capacity. Neiswender said, a dd ing that Seminole cler k of circu it and Knowles said Beckwith's revenue From other divisions of non -exclusive cable television the manner in which some of five' was a better ise a classbrJ . Sanbord Herald Stop 'flaking "(uses Dial 377 3131 04. 33$ 3933 Ad Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shsampor for only II per day. 63 .-__- ~ all rv* to ________ We fillploor gardens and IloArer bM Very '#SWtb#tr 3n 9424 ' cut acreage or lots Cm 372 131c $639 Complet e Automotive Service SERVICE KEnNS TRANSMISSION SERVICE Metal, Plastics. Jewelry, Trophies Bikes, Bikes, Bikes Auto, Stand I Clutch Specialists Bsth Or, Sanford. 3fl 1354 All %Qt% Arid models, 10 Spilrecil, 5 Free, pick up, delivery L lowing in _1111,111iiinkillim, Sem Co with major work Wilds, arid standard bikes ,_ ____ Glass.Mlpyors — available it Fireitor,. Store Call IllIS S!tdAve3fl 3447 r--'-'iiiiiii, WESTINGHOUSE a i r dnøi,.e-vw.' 21.L*., óTU, lit) Curtis Math; II" console. 3)30 Ph 377 color TV ]`fn -'s 9. Commercial & R es idential 2373 Park Drive, 373.1343 ________________________ ________________________________ -I. " Of Oviedo 3656391 — o- Tractor with mower. will TIt Ihctdcal Full lineGE Appliance, will' a Cla4Sifltd Ad from the FOI- Sale - i gas to do even that," REV. William Ennis, pastor of All Souls Catholic Church, speaks the Plans for a cross-county The supplement to 65~~ "I've had enough government next Wednesday's scheduled ~ ___________ ancient words as he marks the forehead of six year old Patty Huber, public bus service from Oviedo county run due to go into Fri da y regulation to last me quite a start of the voluntary allocation ___________ to Forest ty, a Sanf ord-Lak e morning could not begin for at program will at least u rtl first grade student at All Souls, in observance of Ash Wednesday this while," Newell added, Mary-South Seminole "c r. atleastayear - cvenifallgoes warning "the plan has to of waiting motorists, morning, which begins the penitential Lenten season. be culator," and a possible well according to County area wide, because if Seminole iCont. On PageZACol,6) Herald Photo by Bill Vincent) downtown Orlando ru n took on Plan ne r Roger Neiswender. steam Tuesday when Seminole Neiswender persuaded corn. John A. Spolskl County commissioners missloners Tuesday to authorized federal grant ap. authorize the grant application plications for six buses. the last day the request could The law is the law...some have been made this year but good and others, bad. , , warned the $43,000-each In ixw society, we have to %'ehicl will take at least a year foLlow them or be punished. If Cablevision deliver., it's a bed law, then we should I •Barring inflation, the county try to change it..wlthln the Clerk Blasts City Manager must fund lflpercentoF the cost Francnise system. of each bus, amounting to $4,300 p*' bus, according to f ederal By BOB LLOYD and distributed Ic ci ty corn- would barely make ex pe nses. The "ri p-off" of some merIs Awarded rules. City Editor miussioners. "Anyone can draw If the curre nt COSt_S zchedule chants at one of this county's Each bus will have a 43their own conclusions as they continues until October. Beck. Seminole County cornflea markets the other day had U'x,se merchants were herded- SPCCIALl 3 wallsovwtub. 174 so cait anime $317491 _______________________ Bicycles 62 I —[ — fiB G & G Ceramic _1771 ________________ - - : 6 Air Conilitioning, ROBSON MARINE 7fl7 H wy . I? 32 so - Csm Comm* Harris. at SEARS In Sanford iz2 Miscellaneous SANFORD . c Ir I I ) t' Ovid, - Z Ch For tree estimates, call Carl Complete bathroom rw,iodel;ng, CARROLL'S FURNITURE Roberts & Gilman, . - - OUI Control Heat - $311272 ZIG.ZAG SEWING MACHINP Directory of Experts Rec* To____________________ Serve 0 Afr Sacnif Ire $3,000 Ph 1300361 64 CLIFF JORDAN REALTOR trICKle to Seminole, where dealers today say they hope fine, but I haven't got enough . . ___________ tuftS IN . E I k °Y Crne Call Doris Pell Also( for Information about term$ available 2565 PARK DRIVE A 1)01W 2920 131 417 lift __________________________ cash '73 TW I SONIC 13 ft . Ill Merc Cruiser. stereo, depth finder, hi's total time List acres at call for __ ~ _______________________ NATIONAI CARGO, INC - Autos for Sale I; Fairs*ni'1' CITRUS TREES from $143 to $313 WETAIcErRADES Lovertseadorlceto&Iini1... ow TOWER 'S BEAUTY SALON - Drive little. Sate • tot well ed s. Plursery and rd Farm. Rd 4)3,7 Iformenly Harriett's Beauty Nook) T: flFat h,1 bo ) Dy RAPIDLY CRflWIN( :MULTIPLE LISTING) -a — .. ORLANDO AREA-10sqpre• o., Hiawassec Rd. $30Ø,03, Forrest Greene, Inc. REALTOR I~ B"tS & Marlrw Equipment H-y 43 sloo.000 JOHNS AREA- S CALL CREDIT MANAGE R.373 3330 B-U nit Ort4kndio Drive. j22 o3m ' Hw 41 & 17, 1)3.000 -. ~ - . _________ ____________________________ _______________________________ Lots and Acreage S1 ' ' I I I ____________________ x TELEVISION SE'S$3$UP MILLERS 64 "All APOPKA AREA- 30 acres ao' blacktop road. $I20,Q00 GROVELAND AREA- 10 act" on intercom, trees Call to neiulre Lilian Campbell Assoc i datory plans, saying "the plan's - per mo, or Ill? HALLMARK 617 ISfl, act". sly.soo A pretty well designed home on a pri;ate street t area of Sari i __________ to _________ p -. ea t . k. __________ _____________ ."J -v-u,uTr'yr.r1ragowrr3 h y Ph 323 ?964 _______ ___ - ~~Vlla County Bus Plan 'llMustang Auto 137$ Super Biiltle, elm green with thId00Id inferior. Has al5tOr intiqlo, e tra eranomy completely cI*cs,d and In Spaded SJ$S Call Da at 3fl and ftie 513*3 Call Paul, at 322 1351 Dealer, *631 Oilier ________________________ _______________ SANFORD- OeItona area. l3t' IN SANFORD Call 322 1797 ______________________ "T.. 'U CHEVY PICKUP NOTHING DOWN._____ TAKE OVER 190 VW Camper, pastel w4t'te. LV W W Beautiful walnut c onsole 11M FM stero with I track, tan. record WINTER SPRINGS- Choi, selection of building 51115. available from I 3rd to S acre tract; Hattaway Realty. $31 7300 EVEREST REALTY INC. Realtor, *301 S Hwy. *7 $300 2S Spartan Trailer, i model new s and pick up Payments 376 mo Call 327 1737. L. ( TDrfl.. -A- So? You can 55 21 Hour Service Call I3dJ)Itonplckup. Iampqrs Travel Trailers - _______________ $341 Ford Galaeie EcceIlen? Condition _____ Ph. 373-S507 TV Radio.Sterto dIeanoutyoUrgarage QuickI with wa nt ad '"Eilbartkal Estate Want to buy IIU or 167 Fiat, in any 1373 Chevrolet. 3-1 ton pick up __ Inc. Realtors BROKER 323 __________ _________ - __...... ' ______________________ MOSSIE C. BATEMAN TO ,r KIRBY CO. OF SANFORD. 7301 S. A ve.32)6*20. ___________________ SEVERAL beautiful loft. restnicREDUCED FOR QUICK SALE 3 berm, den, dining room, family1 tiorsl.Approx, $3,100. IOpct.n. room, walk toshopping&sct,00ls MID FLORIDA REALTY WANT ,....,. c" U I L. 1 3737413 3233900 - - Horn. Lots 647 N. Oranglie Excellent condition, I speed 11100 Call aft er S Cr weekin1, Call 2271737 Used Kirby Vacuum Cleaner, $30 up. 61/ 6161 TRAILER LOTS DELANO AREA SUM, tor do mestic A impo rt ed Ficki.ps Save 40 pcI -Buy direct 33' Tappan 3 btdfOOM. I both. Florida room, ffenced enced yard, 1)6.300 323 1200. L "- - 1*71 Vega Station Wagon A __ 0 tjrrath '17VW. NoItiIngdovrn. takeover Gas Rang., $50 S3 H.A. DALE REALTY INC. - Town A Country 37 - co;h,t,3ln-.r3;34.:z PHONE 322 "M Plan uthrb __________________________ GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 500 FrqnptAve 3I03Orl1noD, 5700 "00 ______________________ BROOK FIELD. 1$. UP 001 acre . river , KENMORE WASHER. pens. wooded ICC. used machine, ramp. 3 bdrm., 31 i 17. Outer. 3730350 MOONEY APPLIANCES. 373 0337. home Ilid pet. VA-FHA Financing -1 1*73 Pinto Squire Wagon. AT, Au, AM FM. Luggage rack Bob STEP BUMPERS—S.37.50 ANTIQUE DAYBEC) ANDSECRETARY Gas - ___ - ______________________ Si Appliances _____________ RECONDITIONED Refrigerators. Washers and Dryers W AR TV. Free Delivery, WHITESIDE APPLIANCES. 444 734$ you. and rF '01 Singer IS Call Credit Dept SANFORD SEWING CENTER. 307 A East __________ Call For Appt. '7) Bniiigeston. 330. 1330 Stgt,ti, damaged '43 Nova, 4 dpI V(çt uood conditio n. $400 Ph. 373 IM $337 Ford Galaele 500.2 dr Pi4rdg new paint , excellent lires apc lair Only1.4 SHELLEY USED CARS. 700 French Ave. 373 7*fill Trucks and Trai le rs 1373 Ford F 1 pick up, with r bed. autO trans, radio. $3600. Call 323 604) OC In all? after c on tact us lirst We also buy bulk silver cons SEMINOLE COIN CENTER. 103W 1st 3734337 S.ngers best model, winds bobbin tt machine Fully automalic Pay balance of $71 or ID payments t a delight to VIEW. A large tnt studded lot, underground sprinkler Ink let system and fenced back Hillcrest 1,160, I mo. old Con. h ayard will compliment the fllfly All electric. utility shod, covered extras Inside Inside eItral in POf Ch s*soo oown, take over n Elude a complete modern kitdhin, tvtra large Florida room and ___________ many mgv you'll enoy suing 3 bdrm. Icir rent or sa fe. Pay small Call today for an Appointment to qulty take over psymenli sue this truly unique Florida Ph 323)313 OPEN SA -__ - - ____ - ----------- To buy and Sell gold or silver coins. , - - MAYFAIR AREA 3 ROOMS CARPET - - 79 __________________________ -- ________ Passed t Custom pant Baite,, _________________________ GOLDEN TOUCH 'N SEW Mobile l4orne Bank RepossesslSlochoos.fron' $3) 7323Dealer ht A air Large corner lot with e viIw. My ealrai. 331.500 or reasonable offer. 514 Io - Rvsinnrn, Homes. ACrCagC, Beach and Mountain t LAND R EAL TY. — '61 Volkswagen Ph. 3336030.6 10pm '73 Honda 175 Twin Competition Scrambler, Full knobby lines. 1330 Call between 53 p m. 322 Stamps.Coins ** Mobile Homes - Must Sell 3.3.500 value, will sacrifice 41 12.000 3220344 after $ ___________________________ -- - DELTONA, 3 bedroom, I bath Oil electric home in A condlti Garage, Screened patio, Central Your Multiple Listing Agency Local and National MLS speclion Iticket -- DeBary ________ j* FIR 373 1733 ____ ly CORBETT REAL ESTATE REALTOR 66j Of 1 a m to I p m., 6 days GORM — 1rr I Evtra, ealra Sharp $3733 Call Paul 6t 372 1651 0e,r - formation bedroom, 3 bath Climale c00trol, nler Fully dressed 1)700 3277311 task for wood ,I IIN H onda 7 Chopper. es Ihan l30 ml Engine chromed I)' girder front end Current n LYS.3ml eastofSarordon Mat ____________________________ - FREE full tank of gas Ph up or chopped - __________________________ rn4hl acreage with home Park like atmoSphir,, toned agrcwturai By appointment Call br in fl' trst wtv'e lrlflt, ed Open prt$ iir __ 122 5`641 ____ Corn er lOcilion. 3 bdrm. 2 bath, large wo rkshop, 177.500 D.rrt from bo'car 11.175 Terms can be arrarlgnt Harley Davidson 1360 model (ill ____________________ Excellent never banged 1*72 VW Bus, elm green, alabayt,, JIM DANDY FEED P31 ?9 — ________________________ BALL REALTY t34 900 ___ -1 t972MATADOR,ldr' Sedan. IUEL MISER, up to 19 m Pe' al $1100 Ph. 3221173 _______________________ $31 7147 117W FinsI St CITY- Older 3 Stor y with 6 bedrooms, 3' baths. We coutci write f or 30 minutis about this nouse, but 'you'll lust have REALTY Fun Park SHADE COVERED b.iyt __ Realt or 323 X" — datory. me the possibility of such a the amount and loc ation of their storm of opposition from gas Commissioner Sid Vihien Jr. "If It can be shown to my plan. Florida supplies, station operators, If Monday assured th e men Monday, and satisfaction in House corn. Askew sa id, however, he be. But he said most relief must night's Seminole County repeated the promise Tuesday, mittee hearings that man. lieved the present voluntary come from the federal govern . meeting can be taken at face that ix, in no way want ed a datory rationing will program is working and that ment and call ed on Preside nt value, mandatory plan. usist...the n I will consider it," most co unties wi th the plan had Nixon and federal energy chief While 19 representatives of Vihlen, chairman of the t he county's 138 stations ap- county's emergency fuel proved a volunta ry "Oregon resources committee, ['tan," ratified Tuesday by the spearhead ed eff orts to set up commission and set for March the voluntary, odd-even day 6, the dealers were distribution plan approved by unanimously against a the board. mandatory pla n. . To further complicate the ''If it_s s'ilunLiry, we do it. If Incure, rniny of the (k'akr.' it's mandatory, we're leaving," attending Monda y's meeting Sanford's Mel Decide declar ed , left wi th the impression that no adding, "the only way I'm plan voluntar' or ot herw ise going to get fined Is for closing would go Into effect until up and leaving." Orange and Volu.sia Counties I)ekle is chairman of a five- agreed to cooperate. Aa member dealer's steering Vitlen today sought to clear committee, A similarly hard-nosed at- up any misunderstandings on titucle against regulations was the policy adopted, but conexpressed by Bob LeFcvre, ceded difficulties prompted by owner of Bob's Standard in Tu esday's refusal by orange Oviedo, and a member of the County Commissioners to steering commit te e, who said approve an "Oregon Plan." he has been selling and will Wednec!a', February 27. 197-,-- Sanford, Flcridn 377fl villile i counties III thr' stat' continue to All to his regular have already voted to set odd66th Year, No. 162 Price 10 Cents customers only, unless sufeven day sales based on li ce nse ' fIcent gas suddenly arrives. tag numbers and letters, A third member of the Orange and other coun ties say in. they want to wait for the state to steering committee, dependent Spur dealer Bo'a ta ke action. Newell, who buys his gas from n any event, Florida's exMurphy Oil Corp., rounded out • the group's hostility to man- pected emergency allotment in 1*73 Super Beetle. enhlon bl. a?s alabast er interior. Sharp, IhIrpI 174*3. Call Pete at 17) lisl Dealer 7 1 Honda 7 50 PINEY WOODS BARN We buy furniture and misc. 5.11 25 pct Consignment Free 68 - - Wanted to Buy pcvups Auct io n Saturday at ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED pm, Sanford 3223770. lop prices paid, used. any condition 4411126. Winter Park. 51 Household Goods CASH 372 4)22 For used furniture, appliances. This wrek Orly, we mutt StIl with tools, etc Buy I or 1001 itern tremendout Sacrifice, beautiful Larry's Mart, 213 S,anfjd Ave nustom made livi ng room fur. niture. Sofas, lo ve seat, chair, Cash buyer for used artIcles, for coffee tables, painlings, wall n'ture, et c HWY. 16 ANTIQUES , decor. of:. For example Sofa 3733377 worth $1, will ,ii I.. " Please cill. 4115473 alter 6 pm 69 Elmer Bakalla, Inc. SPACIOUS LIVING cortrol, other evtras $4S EXECUTIVE- Large extra nice berm.. 2 bath ten. air. kitp,tn roM Legislature gasoline purchasing plan man- ings around the state to exam- quire oil companies to reveal allocation plan may prompt a approval for some sort of plan, tti7VW, rebuilt engine 6 rT ml guarantee. new Paint, ri-* spectlon, $750 327 3021 BLAIR AGENCY . 47.A reed ___________________________ ____________________________ ____ Succeed.Ill Till We Livestock And Poultry NORTHERN TIMOTHY WAY t:IectrC Hospital bad, 3 mos, old, will sell on rent. Call 322 6536 "We Don't Stop a MAYFAIR -- Ne-a 3 bedroom, 2 halh, Florida room, climate hood Nutty! 134600. Terms Dealer remainder good shapa p.,j or all Also Riverside 360 parts. east offer 3 2230 36 BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR SO LII BALE.$2 503*5 TON GORMLY E HWY. 16 SANFORD MA'Tl AND FLEA MART Ill) H*y 17 r Open Sat A Sun ____ ECONOMICAL 2 udrm • I bath, family room. equipped with range, refrigerator, washier dryer nd wall air con dt'ng unit. 117.500 defalls 67 - - 1*6.000 little down payment - lied in Chulvofa, 132.500 Terms I - to with country atmosphere but cily A4tir & Sewer and her city mprovemnt% that are hard to Horn. on corner I in Older serton fl Miscellaneous Fo r Sale ~11' ___________ ------rVlno down, ricia Il _________________________ _______________________ __________________________ WILSON MAIER FURNITURE COUNTRY HOME buy Sell trac', A3trm homewjthcen airiheat, 31 13I5 EFIrslSt. 332M37 4 BEDROOM lOt, nicely landscaped Extra large Florida room Could be bought under FHA 731 02 program for RAI.EPiNA PARK Quality well bept 3 bedroom. 7 bath. extra nice pool, central air, kitC hen equi pped, 11 so ' Stop Urn ! with grapefruit arid O'lfl9C trtei Near church and School $21,300 '1 Houses for Sale VERY NICE Realty OFI *1 Houses for Sale - 322 o"I Stenstrom See Ora nge Hilts in Orange City today, A new community brick homes West o' 173700 Holly Or Our sign will direct , Motorcycles 18 ZZI&A _____ 2574 Park Or 322 REALTOR After hours nlirn4 fawn inter ior- 1 speed with 36.000 miles. Ready for yj, S219S call Pete at 122 I&SI _ _______ Jim Hunt Realty Weinviteyour companisonwlthall other homes you hive considered Furna Ask TALLAHASSEE, Flit. (AP) Askew said at a news con• basically adopted his sugges. William Simon to clarify Nix- doesit - butnotot'angecou_nty - Gov. Reubin Askew sa id to. ference. lions for uniformity. on's statement that the energy - all of Orange is going to come day he may ask the legislature The House Transportation Askew said also he would ask TISLI is over. up to Seminole," to make a sta tewide odd-even Committee has scheduled hear. the legislature for a law to re If approved, a mandatory Anxious to gain dealer's *373 Vega. Super nice, amber gold, ___________________________________ ado Take advantage of our opening PeiCis, Only 1)6.300 and 137,500 Junk Cars Removed __________ 3224455 3 bedroom, 7 bath brick h.me$ for d%cnmnal,ng people Peaceful setting Oak tneet Pa the bay these de l ig htfully Spacious homesite. 10 May tote udd . ven For 1 OV($ CALL CREDIT MANAGER 37313 33 ox Abandoned, unwanted Junk cars hau!id away. Your cost. $10 Orlando. 2954194 anyllm0. I ________ NOTHING DOWN. _____________________ TAFFER REALTY ____________ ORANGE HILLS Only skew - 'IICHEVELLE _____________________________ ?( HAIJ. I Autos for Sale __ ______ ____ - AUSVINDEVELOPMENTCOP $31 4300 family 11 VW 7,iq miles. I Speed, doulile sharp, extra nice $7150 Call al 327 1451 Dealer. .,.-. _____ per mo on mo?lQ*gp balance. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 26, 1974; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/b96caac1d6c8aef6b5f7db013634c7a4.pdf 9fb897eac8af2c4ba43857947bbd923c PDF Text Text Title Sanford Herald Friday, Mar. 24", .'ldrentist 1974 The 1'HE HOPE OF OUR OMMUNIIY,I THE SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH 4$ Forest City. Florida C, ISr.mn Tarr Pastor Saturday Services Sabbath School .306 Worthp Services ii 0013 00 %\% Church III Noon Alto on WWQS (101) FM QadoSitjrdiy .11:00)3.00 Noo.i arti,. In THE SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Corner 7th& Elm -. C R. P4,111 So. tdv Services Sabbath School 3Oa m Worship Service o Praytr Scf - - 700pm IlIIHljryI 000 MOiii!'060 — 4 l ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST CHURCH SiOHeyterAvi Ph 3H.0313 Pro Billy Griffin Patter WIPP • )Oa m : BIblCSlVdy 9 15. m Evanoetostic :. Services it 001 m Evcn.ng WOIshp lraer Meet.n Evening WOCthP Wed Prover Meet - ------r..----.- - - - CHURCH OF 000 - q- - - Pastor PIty iev j ' - Church of C-ed OU WTRR Sunday School MixnngWr$hP E vangrIttic serv I amily Night Service OSa m 9 ISa m II 004 4 00 p m 30p in ypt W-d MORAVIAN CHURCH Sanlando Springy Drive Longwood, FIa JusfEastol Interstate P Burke JohnSon Keith Hutcherson Mmvrf Morning Worship II a tnday SchoOl p I Ep b. p Anot her Rector ,- , cmmunion I rvce and L tIl/ tf'( I Hill ul Sunday School sun worip Sun NYPS Sun Eve Wtrthlp '-j Pra v et t !! IIsi'ruii LUTI4L RAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER l0)W.lStti Place - Yrr Church Of the Lutheran Hour And TV "This is the Life' Rev Elmer A RCuschec Pastor Sunday School P Sam Worship Service I0300 vnlergarten and Nurseryl - / ________ /' - ______ - • . • - -. . • - LI . i - - GOOD SHEPHERD UNITED LUTHERAN CHURCH 00Ortahdo Ave. (I7.)) Lutheran Church .n Americal William B Downey Pastor Church School P 00a m Worøip tO OOa in . - a- - rn _________ I . - - •. - - I - ,! . S • • •. r"/'• - - - • . - . • g'g.a kC , - . • •.•. •i• - • - - - . - - (;bgsr'i, Of - . - I -, - . . - : . '- • - - -. - a - - - •.: - - -- _--: . . - • - -- CHURCH OF CHRIST t114 Painl.,,,Or Altamonte Springs JamnP Needham Evangelist Bible Study 1000am At5*mbfy Worship II 00 in Evening War ship 400pm Wed Even;ng Sen, ice a 00 p m Wednesday Bib4eCla$$ 730pm .;• ;' . :- Sunday I Cot injhons • Monday - Exodus - 20:1.17 • . - . . . Tuesday Psalms ' • I98.II . . ' Wedn.tday Lute 1319 Thursday Romans 5I14 Was "Try Again" really the name of the boot? Or did some ok., point those words on the old bull after the wreck? Eith*rv way the irony wailS', wasted. Lots of people VW to soil through ife confidently and contentedly. Today they went so sure the,',. on the right cow". Fri day ISamueI 161-I3 There or@ some who think it's only a matte, of tim, before our whole civilization runs aground. Christianity hay often been called "the religion of another chance" Yes, for Christ teaches tO 00. "1 It 00a 4 00 7 COP 7 3C $ .. 'T':••;.- - ' , - '.-.---.-;-- ., -..- -.;-'(4z-• ,-. 4_W' JIM LASH CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH And Staff .••.,., -.... --. •i- - o N. ,lpr - ••.•, V.i!,'1 't -m- c' - '.I...' •\ -. • '•.... t-c I --•-"' ••: -c' UNITED STATE SANK OF SEMINOLE .John Y. Mercer and Staff .;..-. at;; ZI ' I I :UI .:.••1 FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. and Employes DEKLES' GULF SERVICE Mel Dekle and Employes ASSIUPlEY OF 000 I i •, 1 r -r :' .. i -- that we can rise out of our failures through God's forgiveness and power. Saturday Piolmi 73:7.6 _ - , -- - - - be toiling toward a Chmtvon destiny. 1914 s,,., su.,,4, yj,, CHRIST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Tucker Drlve,SgnIandEstates Rev Gary liner Pastor Sunday School 9 15* m Morning Worship It Xa m MYIJ&lSun 700pm Eve Worship III Sun 7 lOp m Bible Study Wed 7 lOp m COMMUNITy UNITED METHODIti CHURCH Hwy 17-924tPiney RpdgeRd CasleIb.r,y Rev William Pi(k4l Pastor Rev Kenneth Miller, Assist Pastor Morning Worship S )0111 mm Sunday School P ISa m UMYF 5pm 30 en WorShip Eving 7 OOp m Wed Bible Study A Prayer Siev 7 lop First Wednesday Fell** ship Supper 4 lop m FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH lIP Park Ave. Leo I King Pastor Thomas C 051cm Fm#ritut Pastor Morning worship 9 301 Sunday School P 15a M UP.'YF 5 300 in Men't Prayer Breakfast 3nd&I9t Thursday 4 1100 Family Plight Supper . A * MW a uthorb .0 — iL LAKE MARY CHURCH of the nasar,ne Its Crystal Lake Or La. Mary.FIa Rev PaulO Trisycl Sunday School P Morning Worship A Bible Study 4 3Op m Evangelistic Service 7 COp Wed Prater A Prate 0 7 )Op sho frrath Sunday, March 24, 1974 — Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No. 183 Price 20 Cents I krplvm S.lwl.d IT, 1k. Ajno,van 3l. k*wny 600pm China Admits Having Soviet Craft FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONGW000 $41 Orange Street Rev C RuIhC,rant Patio, Sunday School tO C'Oa Morning Worth-p II OOa m Sunday Eveningi 7 lop m Wed bible Study 7 lOp in ConQuerc.rs Meeting Sunday 430p m - TOKYO (AP) Pre II I'riiiti FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Oak Api. A 3rd St. Rev Virgil l. Bryant and Rev KervwthW Mullis Ministers Morn-nc Wovshp $ 10am Church School 9 ISa m Morning Worship 11 00mm Nursec THE McKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford WILSON-EICHELBERGER MORTUARY CuniCe I. Wilson and Staff PUBLIX MARKETS and Employes It. D. PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida FLORIDA LIVING NURSING CENTER A Skilled Nursing Home Operated by the Seventh-day AdventistChurch STENSTROM REALTY Hert Stenstrom and Staff CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION CO. and Employes WILSON.MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. J. 0. (Jim) Smith and Staff SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO., INC. and Employes HARRELL & BEVERLY TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY ---- ----i P.n a-i ,., CHRISTIAN ,.- . ' --'(--y i ' - i - i.' -, -., , - , ,_ ,, -i .,.- c, ,,r ,i. sa.._ ________ f d Lands pionage and disruptive activi- copter made an emergency "On March 14, 1974, a Ml-4 boardwerecapturedon th knowledged for the first time lies" by "intruding In China." landing in China on March 14 armed reconnaissance helicop- by Chinese frontier guard,espot and By BOB LLOYD annexed oy sanford, zoned today that it seized a Soviet The official Hsinhua news and said the craft and it th City Editor reeter belo ng ngi industrial and utthtles made to the Soviet Un- militia men." helicopter and three creen agency d d Vice Foreign man crew had not been re- Ion Intruded deep into China's The helicopter Incident available. was In the northwestern province of Minister Yu Chan summoned turned. The Soviet news agency Sinkiang Uighur Autonomous the latest in a series of ePl Sanford Mayor le Moore Haney said Florida Steel's Sinkiang nine days ago. la Soviet Ambassador V.S. Tolsti- lass said China had not replied Region, Landed on more than heating up and Florida Steel Corp. officials It said It had lodged an offi- kov this afternoon and handed to a Soviet sta tement on th the Sino-Soviet have announced plans to build a e one occasion In Habahe county ideological dispute. clal protest with the Soviet am- him a protest note, matter sent to the Chinese. million reinforcing steel and carried out espion age acOn Jan. 19, China expelled bsu3dor In Peking, accusing Moscow announced on it C i0 fabricating plant in west The Peking protest, broadtivities. Th li th e he copter and e two Russian diplomats, their S the Soviets of ca1ng out es. Wednesday that a Soviet hell. cast by Hainhua, said: f d an or th is expected to By John A. s,ai1ij three military personnel on wives and a Soviet interpreter employ 100atpenons wi thin tS onchargesofspying.Fourdays monthL later Russia expeUed a Chinese j While this county wrestles flag, florida diplomat on espionage charges. Steel vice-president, said with its ambulance service During the Cultural Revolueowners problem, perhaps it would be engineering and design on the lion in 1967 China expelled two 45000 square fool plant and well to call attention to the fact .. a By am is NELSON Thiss week, the board has set a irate neighbors challenge the that if we're sincere In wanting Temporary hardship per. Soviet diplomats for "per- supporting offices has ahead)secuting Chinese staff mem- begun and construction should Monday, pm. work session new law. Herald Staff Writer to properly ha ndle the ix inits—abo allowed In the new bets." Peking at the time to study the legal position of Problems have already law— sstiy not examine one which Is have been granted to scribed the incident as #$a be complete by April 1975. He Even before Seminole County permanent home owners who, cropped up in the form of one house sick relatives, or a home- serious provocation against the said the Sanford plant will presently in service elsewhere and is classified as being In a passed Its agricultural zoning In words of Commissioner Mike man who gained his neighbor's builder while the home Is being Chinese working class and replace a smaller Orlando ordinance "grandfathering" all Hattaway, have been permission to place a trailer on constructed, class by facility that now employs 30 nese people." It's not that far way, ei ther. presently permitted mobile "Betrayed" by the ordinance, a strictly temporary basis, but per The commission will review Then in 1969 came the bitter homes cries of "foul" were Zoning Director J. B. now is taking advantage of the the minutes "We expect to initially emthe Zoning Board clashes along the China-Russia ploy Jacksonville', Rescue Squad being raised In residential Williams Friday confirmed "grandfather" effect of the operation Is "'me Nation's Rest new of Adjustment to see Just what border over disputed territories the first year's payroll at Sanfabout ord with $1 Ambulance Service" according neighborhoods which had the work session has been set, law to announce he's not the terms of many such In southern Siberia Moscow as million," Haney said to an article appearing in the agreed to "temporary" trailers .lying it will examine the musing the trailer, Williams agreements were, Williams well accused the Chinese of in certain hardship cases. county's legal position should said. March Issue of [leader's _________________________________________________________ Officiais said Florida Steel added DONALD HANEY sabotaging Soviet arm.s shipDigest. has a contract to purChase --------Williams said staff ap- ments via the China mainland . ..Chows5anford acres on the southwest corner prehension over 'selective to North Vietnam, am. "...In numerous cities across of Airport Boulevard and plans Include tripling the treatment" of mobile homes in the country, a ruptured Jewett lAne from Fleetwood capacity of the company's the ordinance was prompted by "We recognize the Impor- go ahead wi th construction of a the complete lack of da ta on i aneurysm followed by a cardiac JACKSONVIlLE, is. (AP) Enterprises Inc., of Riverside, present Orlando facility at tance of the floating nuclear $250-million factory on Blount how many "hardship" case arrest would usually be the The Audubon Society u California, for an undisclosed Sanford using "the very latest cruel harbinger of death. that since offshore nuclear plant concept as a significant Island In the St. Johns River at temporary trailers may have price. Fleetwood bought the reinforcing steel fabricating "But not In Jacksonville, power plants show promise of potential energy option," Scott Jacksonville. tract in January 1972 for a equipment." Much of the been placed ilnce the permit re ported 11,000. Scott said the environmen ta l system began 14 years ago. sihich offers what many less environmental Impact than sa id Friday. equipment will be digitalauthorities call the best land-based plants, It will no Fleetwood announced plans controlled and some processes "This is not to say we op- group Is also withdrawing a peThe work session is not emergency am bu lance servi ce longer oppose them. to construct a 100,000 square might be ultimately computertitlonbefore the Atomic Energy designed to seek ways to get in the United States foot modular home manufac- co n trolled, he added. prove, but we recognize that It Commission opposing the conaround allowing regularly In fact, says Hal Scott, exec- does have potential. "It's the ycarstick by which turing plant on the site but later Officials said the Sanford site cept, which has not yet won permlttetltnobile homes to gain wh1lNGTON (AP) "We also recognize that there AEC approval all other systems are utive director of the Florida The cancelled the project because of affords adequate land for future pe rmanent permits through the Environmental Protection economic conditions in the expansion to include other measured, says Dr. James D. chapter of the society, his or- Is a promise In It of less envi. In an agreement to be subgrandfather clause, Williams Agency has been asked to an- Florida market The tract was services or products. Mills of Alexandria, Va., past ganization will work with a ronmental Impact than land. mitted to the court, Scott said said thorize the marketing of tip tofl President of the American company planning to build the based nuclear plants." OPS agreed to pay a substantial "We're throwing good million chickens contaminated offshore nuclear generating me Audubon Society with- portion of the $13,O00ltcost the planning out the window," with theldi College of -ln,u pesticide kno Emergency stations to help keep them from drew itsappeal of a federal 25,000-member Florida Hattaway Physicians. charged, by to cause cancer upon prolor,ged Wan becoming an envlromental hazt r cour ulin g pe rmit ting Off. Audu bo n chapter to press its "mingling mobile homes 'They're saving lives in ard to coastal 'ireas and exposure, EPA officials say. shore Power Systems 10 PS) to lawsuit. Jacksonville,addsftep. PaulG, ____ si ngle f am ily homes." pt-, William Upholt, EPA Rogers ID-Fin), chairman of a c ef science adviser, sa idln an hi I House subcommittee on health. i nterview the chickens contain We could be using their system ROME tAPt - Police an- alter his abductors cut off his much higher dieldrin conacross the nation." centratlons than are allowed nounced today the arrest of a right ear and mailed it to a under Agriculture Department man suspected of being one of Home newspaper. One of the keys to this the mastermind, of the kidnapsafety guidelines. Police said Piromalli was arprogram Is lts.i 82-full-time men Ing of J. Paul Getty lii. rested after a computer check in the fire department's rescue "tbo matter what we do, we Girotamo Piromath, 58, was determined that a 100,000 lire division who were given more will be wrong, of course," he picked up In an early morning banknote $160 found in his hours of medical instruction said. raid on his home inGiolaTaw.ç home in January was part of and practical ezI)eren('e._l Upholt said representatives In Calabria in southern Italy, the *2 '-mtti,n I '--.4 - . - Hom -• Claim Trailer Foul - - -' UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Corner Country Club A Upsaim Roady u, c,,, Sunday School 9 ISa Pv'iorningWo,ah.p to som Evening Wet ship 7 VOp ,Audubon Nuclear Plant Fight Ends ()ibi'r (:!ssr,-I,'. 'Poisoned Chickens Are Next? - to - HAPPY ACRES KINDERGARTEN & CHILD CARE Betty Floyd& Staff SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard H. Hodges and Staff China ac- an or Bigg Steel Firm S ti THE LAKE MARY UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Wilbur Ave. Lake Mary Mnyt,r Rev A F Striimi Sunday Church School 9 ISa m Morning Worship ii 004 YOqjthGroup 730pm Wednesday Choir Pract,e S COp m PAOLA WESLEYAN CHURCH OldRsute44af Paola THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL Rev William Miller Paytor Orange Blvd. Lake Monroe Sunday School WilliardEldridg. 9 ISa m Pastor Morning Worship Sunday School ii OOa m $0 Xa in Youth Service 4 10pm Morning Worth-p Il 00mm Evening Worship 710pm Evening 700pm 1 Wed Prayer Prayer Meeting &Prase 7 lop m Wednesdm, 710pm - - !4',IIf'rtt,tIIII GRACE UNITED • METHODIST CHURCH Onora RU, at Woodlawn Ave. IJey 0 RonDenslow Pastor Church School 943am P.'cirnngworttip I)OQlm MYI 4 lop m I'd Sunday Millions today ore rediscovering Christian precepts.It is a new generation which will J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Elsea and Staff t,.,,,, .•• "i-;f -" i, ,i.' %' f V ,--- - The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible c._ .#.' Impeachment Or 42 Tapes PISQr OF THE NAZARENE W. Ind St. at Maple Avt Douglas Elliott SundaySclic'ol 915a-' MornngVaonpip 10 $Om Youth Hour 4 oop ' tvenglitliC ServIce 7 cop rn Mid Week Service (Wedi 7 00 Nursery Provided for all tee.cr •• -'-- - • 4' ft •,,.j ... - , • -' .' •• in Watergate civerup in. dictments earlier this month against seen persons, In cluding former presidential assistant H.R. Haldeman. The President has said that -,during the conversation he dis. cussed raising $1 million for the - FIRST CHURCH Chance FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OF CHRIST 4075 Sanford Ave. Or Harold Harris Suildap School ISa m Morning Woryhip ilCOam Wed Service llOpm FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH SiP Park Avenue Rev jag' I Cosmalo Pastor PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST Morning Worship $30. in H,Øway46Veyt Sunday Seftool 9 45. in Paul Sorvsey Evangelist Morning Worship It OOa m bibleClayt 10 008 Church Training 4 ISp in Morning Worship it OCa m Evening Worship 730pm. Even.ngWorseiip 600pm Wed Prayer Bibf,Cl.W5 Wed 7 lOP in sefirIce i 30mm '--n - Watergate defendants, but told Dean it would be "wrong" to '%14 raise the money to buy the defendant.s' silence. He has said " the tape substantiates his account but is open to inter. pretation. "1 know what I meant," NixL LOS ANGELES (All) The on told reporters at a recent rLos Angeles Times quotes tonnews conference. named "congressional sour"When you hear the tape, .4ces" as saying President Nixon , one of the Times' sources was &r will turn over tapes of 42 White quoted as saying, "you have a Herald Photo By Bill V incent) House conversations to the lot more respect for Dean's in 1"(Ili;'' House Judiciary Committee tegrity and wha t he told the RAINY DAYS Talk certain next week. Senate Watergate committee. ITS GETTING to be that Lime of year again, In a story In today's edi tions, "But it was clearly under- It Is that explosi ve. It is not amwhen the umbrellas are unfolded and openthe newspaper quoted its stood by the parties what was biguous." sources as saying Nixon de- Intended. We are not going to toed es Haldeman, who was present are put away. Scattered showers cided to relent on the Issue after comment further on this totally for part of the conversation, for the past several days have dampened being warned by Senate expected story planted by was indicted by a federal grand many weekend plans, and inconvenienced Republican Leader Hugh Scott. someone with apparent jury on a perjury charge for many people, such as this young lady strolling Scott reportedly told Nixon political motives, however false testifying before the Senate downtown Sanford after a particularly heavy that he would be impeached if It Is." Watergate committee that the down he failed to reply with the cornThe tape was a major piece of President told Dean it would be mlttee's request, the Times evidence In the federal grand "wrong" to raise the money to said jury investigation that resulted buy the defendants' silence. GENEVA CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Temporety Geneva Community Cent., 10 00.1 "I - Told of the comments, Depu- with different motives as we The Times said one of Its ty White House Press Secretary have poLted out. Times. 2 11:111e Ii 4' .I CHURCH OF CHRIST 1)13 Park Avenve Charles N Crump Evangelist Sunday PALMETTO AVENUE W T R R Bro4dust . -. $ IS a m BAPTIST CHURCH Bible Study 3436 Palmetto Ave 10 COS m Rev. G, E. Hodges 11 00. in Patter Morn ng WOhip Evening service Sunday%cPiooI -400p m. 9:15am Morning Worship it CO mm. Wednesday 8-bleClasy Evangelistic Services 7 00 in 7 10pm Wed Prayer I Study 1100 Independmt Miiy.onry LOS ANGELES (AP) — The The Times reported today sources was from Congress and Gerald L. Warren told liii' tape of President Nixon's con- that the unnamed sources, who the other from the executive Times: 'ersation with John W Dean III were familiar with the tape, branch. The tape Is believed to "We expected this type Ot about hush money to buy the said there could be only one be the most crucial piece of story about the March 21 tape t, silence of Watergate de- logical interpretation of evidence evaluated so far by be planted. We knew It would ,, 4 fendant., is "explosive" and March 21, 1973 recording — that the House Judiciary Committee come sooner or later. The fact I "not ambiguous," two govern. the President did not dis-. in Its Impeachment inquiry. Is the tape may be read thU L ment sources are quoted as approve the hush-money pay. ferent ways by different people saying by the Los Angeles ment.s. ROLLING HILLS Street ,j w . . 47pm SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH 131 Airport Blvd. Phone In Jarney( i,j.op,n Mi nister Sunday School 9.1$a rvt Worslsip5,rvsc, II:0Ca.m, Evening Service 700pm Pra,,r Wed 700pm 7 iOp m 1 30 p r, (:Iss,rh Of God CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH 1491 S. Park Avenue Rev FredL, Neal CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday School PISa Cor, 14th St. A Oak Ave. Paytpq M0rni.igWortpp II 00mm Rev Robert Lop Pilgrim Youth Sunday SOioot 9 15mm Fetlnwshp Morning Worship èlOp Il 00mm Sirgyrat ion A Church Training 4 ISp 7 Evening Worship 7oOp Wad Prayer Service 7 3Op rn Nursery Opan WTRR l:)Op m SundayHtBrOtIas, D at a Dr-vct onat tiry PINECREST BAPTIST CHURCH 119W. Airport Blvd. Rev Kerv-tethpfofl P*ttor Sunday School 945am Morning Worship I) OOa m Church Training 6 ISp in Evening Worship 7300m Wad Evening Service 7 OOP m FIRST SOUTHERN METHODIST CHURCH 2440 Sanford Ave p 10, Rev W P Bennett Sunday School 9 rn MernInQWO'SIIIP ,t 00a m HOLY CROSS 101 S Park Ave C%Lv7,tr BAI'TrST A['.L 2O Fairmont (Sanford Garden Club Hwy. 11.931 n SPi-Ockley Pastor Sunday School 9,15mm Preaching IWorthip - 10:43 a.m. Sharing &Proclalmlrig 710 pm Nurser p Provided THE PEOPLES BAPTIST CHURCH 1291W. tst St Ph. P63 39*1 or 337 $74 R ichard W. Jacitson Pastor Sunday; Morning Worship . . 10. a in Eveningworstiip. 7:00pm. Bible Study 600pm W.dnesgaySirvlc, 7 OOp m. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST 404 E$$ Second Street : Sunday Service A - II 00mm Sunday School ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH IIIOakAveSJnf.,d ' William Conni pastor F P J. Kell A%st Pastor Sat VigilMaty 7 OOp m Sun Mast m 10300 m. !IujiIltt JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH 1431 WestFirstStrefl Gteorgr Galloway Pastor Sunday School IC OQa m Morning Service It 001 in Evening Service 7 10pm Wednelday Service 7 lOp m Old TrufM for a New Day ilu',n !fIIgo(!g,! 730pm 7 3Op m (1,iIii,Iiu Cfeyy,ony. Sat FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH LakeMo...Fla, David) Rich Panoe Sunday School 9.451 m Morning Worship - 1100 am. Evening Worship 1 10p m m. Wed. Prayer Service 7 lOp Sri.qlf-f' OUR NATION! -Ih.sf'fl:h! of (;ml FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH Cot. i7th and Eln, Rev EOoncoi Sunday School 9 300 m Morning Worship 10 15. m EvfliflQ Worship - -- 7 OOp m Family Night (wed) - . 730p, j - SANLANDO UNITED METHODIST CHURCH phone 134-1161 O,umnied June II. 1912-LoNwood Meets for Sunday Se-v1 The Seventh day AdvCfltIt Church MaillJnd AvOnu. Altamont e Springs (Just South *# SR.434f Lyman H Kirkwood SundJySchciol 9 ASA worshi p P4ur%ecy&Knd,rga,t,n 1111, Charged As Boss - A&PWEO The Management and Employes -- -. ' Of Getty tty K Idnap Plot WINN.DIXIè, STORES and Employes FLORIDA STATE BANK AND STAFF e - 'I - �1- x - - . ; - -- - - - - - - - ----------- IIII .,-.-- - ~__- - -_- — 'k __T-rM_ - _- .-----M --' _________ - .- __ - - - - - _____________ ____________________________________________________________ :T _11111111111111111 2A—Th Sanford Herald -1 lIIFFtr,J S - - __ T_r . . .-..' . ._ BQN TOD C A I I ~~~ ~ ~ ~ M - I I I'll , - V ~, - - ________ -- -_~___- - , — ~" _______________________ _____ - .-,, -_ _- 7__I- ._~' - : .-_~.; I_-~__ - -_ ,~ _ ______ ____ - ying counties to replace San Quentin. -- a: - -- - - - ____,_____ 7 -____ - . criticized. Nixon at an Oct. 26 news con- Time Magazine, a New York ference complained of "out Times book and the CBS and rageous, vicious and distorted" NBC networILL In his examples of distortion, reporting. San Quentin's dome is conUgent on Un legislature agreeing to use $2.S million in 1974.75 state money 10 P-fl the new prism rather than for remodeling San Quentin. mate Finance C Imittele will consider the new The news media had asked Herschensolm listed the print- for examples of this distorted lug by the Post last July 29 of two piges from the daily news Course. The bill got an okay earlier from the Boxford town meeting. Stanley L,apm, a commissioner of the Akdac Beverages Control Commission, said many of the other 22 cby towns in the state have asked spedal legislation for 4xvific establishments, such as holds or dubs. "Ewn in a dry town you can get a UWe we said. upon • JV -. mo MO PAULO Brash (AP) — The week-old ad. ministralLion oi Ph4ident Ernesto Crelied is keeping an 211IMN 00 & -milil's JoNveam press, banning ne. about p,iiticaj arrests, opption protets aixi even ____ Some editors say they expect a gradual relaxation of censorship by Geiml's militarly-ruri government, but others predict no change. Streaking, the nude running craze, was the lad subject bwuwd from Ithe news media by President Emilio G. Medici before he harmled over his office on March 15 to Geisel. Both men are retired generals. Other taboo topics - some banned for years - we Urgisonment of subversives, demonsitrat.ions &broad Agalind Braw's goverinmed. lorwe of Political — cerilsorship, criticism of the reghm and sexual aberrehons. - - .1 I .- New Oil 'F. ____ Vlem returned to the United It was disclosed last year t States the remlaim Of 23 Amerl- President cam who died In y Ow Secret Service to wiretap Notth. Donald Nixon's telephone !t —' The nwspaper said the oil field, the largest discovered _ _ _ .-_. i 7 , Rouge inisurgelitts murdered at lead 20 persons, mostly women and children, with knives and hand grenades last Mda . i:i _ Vietnam Plane Crash __ 4IF-. _ ~---k - - -—. - - SAIGON, South Vieftilam (AP) - A South Vk4namese F44Aflghter4xtnber on a training mission crashed today Into a lake in the central highlds resort t ofDelst, _> - - - —. ht in this village 12 miles southeast of Plinom I - . ,0 I Maitland Flea Market owner Robert Tucker said he '" derstands the state law - Robert Elton Jones, 36, Of 907 Dowd Aye , Orlando; nice demands (ha market to deal Bums Beale, 24, of 206 Briton keep detailed records, such as - 11 ~ - - - -- 4r. - - Fort Lauderdale; cards Gordo J01111100, 78, 0 Garden .. - - - -- late April, but the majority Democrats say criticism of the messuire, Itself is also banned MW parliamentiary d"t may be prosen,'Able. -- umm 9OW& Tucker compMW DdVpriK; Rabb Ehum King, cent "k. 47, Route 3, Sanfo; William Michael Bennett, 52, 241 RIp. pling Lane, Winter Park; and 7~__Vs He said Seminek county Sheriff John Polk necom. mended that the flea markets Arthur Vito Maggio, S4, 721 BUY open until the issued is -- PARKING PROBLEM will move V3 repesil Ute meamm at a qwW &&UmWy - JAPANESE countrymen, leave an apologetic owner of the BiltOmobfle they just from a no parking slot, K • HIlT .- CCVER • .• 11 H"ald Photo by Elda NsCholl) - ~-_ ~ _. .P.? . -.-. __ 4! a ==X=__-J' Peru, it is a required subject ini ong just our secondary schools.09 "Lily and I got al their Betsy. It was said, "Rita wants to come back Betsy's mother' and my parents Just who read about The visit is a first for Lyman when she Nrlisha college. We the American Youth Exchange loved her. By the way, parents and is working according really got along very well. Program, and became Inmuch stricter over there, to Mrs. Eugenia Rodriguez, W`hen they left this past week, it terested. Mwt was the begin. Uly couldn't speak any English LYnm Spanish teacher. "We was like a part of me leaving." when she came and by the time hope to Increase the program In Jeanenne is a senior at for of eftztg expede she left, she had learned enough ti int. It's an excellent Lyman and plans on becoming so that she was able to cornmeouly expense involved experience for both the cxa nurse. She (eels hst Visit to the program Is for ansporta- musicale. ' change students and for our Peru will give her experience in lion since the girls stay In each The object of the US. visit Is students here." relating to others along with a other's homes. (or the Peruvian girls to leani different culture. She laughed Mr. and Mrs. Ray J. label, more about the American One of the Peruvian visitors and added, "I will learn Longwood, and their daughter, people, especially peer attends a unherslt} In her their Spanish by ha ving to karfl, Paula, were hosts for Uly group, and to improve their country and the other two will whenIgetthere.Rita Franco. Paula IsaLyman English. enroll when they return home. --..---. :_:!l~ --0.--_' _—Z_ aa I r • I II I :- -:- r- 4 0 '- POPPER I . I A Put him in ther, for • __- _ Police Blotter - lr MOCK I riau -Zff" - . ._ - -I -t. . At Crooms School , , A S.~ - _T~ . - I~__ I Cruonu Ifigh School was the Rhonda lloard, Angwil ; . z 2v_~ - ~_rL.044;~.1 :~ k % i ,- t t 1 .1 .-1, S . )4 - 4" IN W A- ... 1_00 I ". . .. . I , *.-..; " 0 44 Cou nfv Firm '•' nr A An 1 % L?.t3.J±L!LLII!I] I 00 L__ ' I . and Clay Phillips, prident iarge ', group Three defen dante' were triedonchargesin %w in l0)e Mac Drywall, 464 osa takem • 1k towed away SPrIn9S on S.R. 434. Friday. County DI mtrate, Forest City, of polluting Pearl Lake , • an T I S i 01 en ByALICETRAMF.U. State Game and Fresh water / * t 1 $ FAMOUS Auoir said. standards. oceeds we theIt)'earaIipr Seminole Zoobg,c&l Smntto c'entirlite Plant Ways industrial W NAU ow a um on an south and this ear they will IOW MAKER KNIT Get an exito set of f %& I vrinOs with every roll - TOPS - ~TVL(_, . 0 COLOW~ F '0~ ~ .411, thy Bentley and as court limited to a theatrical job for reporter, Kelly Marks. many are interested in the IrnpaneledforJurydutywr, ety world of communications and o the film. -0 I 1"____r wasts from entering the take as monthly which will be held at Seminole year their talent was put to a If Ow State legal staff A man carrying a gun toe& approves the DPL: inlimmary and Gaston Foster Road, Orlando evidence pearl were released on*SOObond each also offersd 10 help draw up a gather at SW 4 Friday night. LA4 Charges Could be RW progrEn If Ow Atim" general Items amountinj to 120 Assistant 5ble AUy. Wittism rula the law appUft to it. e Wen from Webb.s Warehow MAInst HI-Acres that Could Staley said the charges were market. result In & minimum $19,000 on Hwy. 1742 Friday, fiN. Adair said. • - lllghSchool on May 14.15, thea test. The Seminole County wili be an art show and a Sheriff's Department ap. display by vocational depart- proached the stt4ents with the ments. Ibis sMw is run by the offer (if making a film based on students under the direction of the dangers of hitchWking. Mrs. Jane Epps, advisor. About 40 students participated 7be Advanced Drama class is and the film is being shown to rehearliq three on"ct plays most junior high school and for April 30 at 7:30 p.m. in the high schools auditorium. The curtain ll coun ty. throughout 'he aliftiri ,, PubUsPed Daily and Sunday. except Saturday and Christmas Day by Th. fltOd Herald. 300 N. ve.. - at Sanford, Florida 32771. 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Your - SANDRA RAWLINS i,rjt when YOU pick UP developed film .- - f'", -10 Kodak Film - ~ Sanford Iir r, (N TODAY AND EVERYDAV ~ -- . - - - developed and winted . 01 REG. 2.99 MADE FOR FLORIDA CLIMATE a K odacoor o bIac and wh,I f.i - LARLI AoyI •,' 44 2.49 Film Prints _______ 2 22 REG. - And SANDALS from the State Attorney's ff and defense at: open on a serious drarna on war torneys, Ken Beane and Kirk school Jpurehse viLtape t pear's performances equipment gave Seminoles' new Drama In addition to the program, department a name and this reports ified GARDEN HOSE ' IMPO / am itcur show for this program hope to seek a theatri il %aters Serving •is clerk was nir Said the citrus c with 11tbon control "? F., *11 f 4 CL Ls carefully run by professional career. But the trairung is not VINYL 50 FT. S '1 iN S( F TI D • Principal figures in the trial were Maitland Attomey Steve Johnson, acting as judge, Seminole High School ease the mood the next show were Frank l,uecker as court Advanced Drama class is will display a pantomine, "A baliff, Sgt Harold (Beau) working hard to repeat last Play Without Words." Finally Taylor. of the sherill's year't successful "Seminole with the audience in a light department and Bill Heidtmn, fligh Presents," which earned 1110(xi. the perfonriance closes chemist froin the crime standing ovations from an with a delightful comedy, "I'm laboratory. verflow o ucePr t ei Seminole High esents is a llCb Each is encouraged Irooms pupils serving as talent show put on by the to excel to their greatest defendants were lAnda See, students, not an ordinary capacity and many students Phillip Boyd, and Willie our( not di W_ State of Florida pertmntng to in Two Sides of Darkness To kirkconncil Others ser'. ing summary requesting chugts be filed Against allowing sin w ted' es or to reach scharge t0 ' Drama Class ay accusing HI. HEAVY -' r4-J}vyJ? I • , %iolation of the penal law of the - I I I ASI(ThA81( the first time that the full administration and classroom SHS I I ________________ series being presented to the Samelin Phillips, Marie Smith pupils of Seminole County Nancy Walker, Tim Grayson: under the diriection of Judge Jeff Thompson, Bobby Yon, Dominick T. Salfl, of the lUh Duane Fogg, Dee Rawls. Judicial Circuit. Cynthia Meyers, Darlene Stallpresented worth, Mse Hampton, Floyd lus program was pupils who are Gibbons. Ke%in Brown, Kim to over 3001 Beaver and Jim SALES ARE going well on Interact Club uilendars which feature 13 pretty Lyman High E' L I I (a ti A coe . crom telL, lIlar turamSOfl, au beminole County Pollution I I . JU ' THE ~Akk,JS facilities of Crooms s ncw chairman, __ OF INTERACT CALENDAR chairman; Bud Abt, layout and printing On Fish Kill Si US ESi) UP TO I 0 I A BRASS COUPLINGS / . 120 INSTANT LOAL) FILM - UP To 100 scene o(an all day Mock trial on Williams, Ben Adams. Dan enrolled in civics. This marked - Report rieia , -i C '1 wIll submit a pre Longwood 99 - 99 - • Fish Commission I nspectors reported 93,1 fish worth $14,000 died for lack of oxygen caused by pollution of Ow lake, Adair said. REG. . - -'- 4 Port POP CORN I I e Rita fit in with her family. She accorded SuIch an honor. • M U N SE V St PERUVIAN E XCHANGE STUDENTS City home of Mr. and very good," the said. Jeanenne spoke of how well Mrs. Howard F. Bryan and $1,000 wort of e of the Ike Healleged the an law More Plaza, Orlando, Steve even requjrea a social secwlty construction tools reported lit maintain "7 Holloway, 31, 1 DoBsey Aye,, number j r.".ve uy be recoeded for a 10. taken fr to keep the SEOUL, South Korea (AP) J,1g ifçJIfli puft are pii to ein,i e rrieent aiu session of the Wahire next mooth — aithongh challenge Itself may violatethe ban. Park outlawed crili. clam Jan. $ to block a grw-Ing popidar movement for a om Way, Cauelberry; Howard the Plum addresses, Drive, home broken In to names, Ray Julns, , Route One, social securi Thursday or Fridayand$1 Sanford; Joseph T. LA*, 32, num bers of perism WYN and worth of office machinery - Challenges CA PAC I TY 1'l fl ~ P, , 16 For portwasto theplanning hospitalto here CmtrOl Officer I-Angley "He meetFrida withy,said Saturday he will ftle Adair a state Plane they - - / - ZJ no I .-- / Is .' ELECTRIC ' WITH CORD • 3QUART I Rita Llzaezabura lived with Charges have been dropped dropped Friday bemuse he tests," said his manager, week and causIng a $14,M0 fish gainst 10 Maitland Flea. wanted clarificatka of a gUte George Durgom. kill. Flea market merchants hesa kd arid wounded. The Saigon cornmsndlistedthepllotasmisai. - Get Charges Dismissed Feb. 23 by Seminole Sherirs second-hand "is Items &I deputies on charges of nog in puts ' and damps. keeping required rwords of "We have sent a letter to the sale and purclum of mer. suorney general's o(fice asking chan!3e. all fairness to the defendants,,, - 0 ____________________________ Korean Flea Market Merchants Market merchants arrested law to find out lf it covered such 11 . Penh. ~;-- - - 1i ---T 71,e vill.ege was we of a serits infiltrated by insurgents along Hlighway 1. Many d the dead were herded into bunkers and blown up by hand grenades thrown !n by rebel soldiers, the villagers said. and sane villagers who reshftA were Milled with wood cutters' knives. ~It J. ~1- , , ,w~ - - - -;*. f., - -- -_~t, , 1_ ,Al .__-b -i;_ -, -.-A*~____, W-,I ~, - -- -oi't-6, , j";t many years ago in a race car PONDS DREAMFLOWER BUTT(RSCOTCH 30 DAY SUPPLY the ossession of DEl ETh, Cambodia (AP) — Villagers claim Kiuner ,f,..NL i .-tt_ .- r4e II~*_~", ,11r .--. . 4 .it F I- - - ___ - - I I -_ Cambodia Murders - .4 Mr. and Mrs. C. David Bowen threatened to speak only junior and would like to visit Miss Utarishuru, who and their daughter, Jeanenne. Spanish to me!" Peru, but adtnjts she is a little speaks excellent English said. Rita Gonzalez stayed at the afraid too. "My Spanish isn't "Everyone studies English in in Mait.land. was pledged executive protection by Kenya's Presildent Kenystla in IWO, the only wild animai "a from a broken back he suffered A -'-' 0 -_ - r9n- 'is so far in the gulf. could eventu&Ily produce 300,000 barrels _.. ____ - been discovered under the Suez Gulf, the daily Akhbar el 't' _ ___ Ir - ages who have similar hobbles - ins manager saysSshl is ui fering problems stemming !,- CHOCJN , ,,' I I local students of corresponding = ' - CAIRO. Egypt (AP) I . For 'True' - W. I about nts and their ac. thitles in the United States. Ex. ,~ change students are paired with - months. Paris ceawfire, but that the President W. Marriott Jr de- country. dded iZffl Maj. Gen. Hoang Anh Tuan, United States had been '. "Iberefore. I am doubly mrwill bA takeJanuary dAt N. chief ad the Viet Cong deleW auLdW the Salgon go"Immearly retirement" Illy not to be present," abe said. tion to the two-party Joint M& mmt in &Uwks againd Viet April 13 but will cm unue to am as a company consultant Sahl tary Commission in Sdgon, Cong-contro!W territorles.. until Jan. 31, 111,75. also said "responsible of. ,, Columnist ~ack Anderson M tM ANGE1,ES (AP) — Co. How could safety bu Princess Anneand her husband ficlals" in the Communist anmedlanMortSahlisuncsergolng Capt. Mark Rdffips wen cam- cw=M confirmed to him teed wider those ctidft 'for P0fted recently that Nixon obtained a $100,M0 IOU tests at a hospital after poling today in the Mnber that all American military tracW collapsing a board a corn. ft= a Crni horse his]& Wmmel and foreign civilians on?" he said. seeking federal construction mercial jetliner. Sol Earlier this month, North wor k W1r— ~ ors w7e eager to learn all - - 161M. - with the crowdL Motorcycle patrolmo coveried all roeds leading to the akporL Another security clampdown was under way at arenicester Park in Gloucedershire. where prisoners. terrorist os sub ensive activities, critidani of _. - 1 eiayeu - VANILLA = which included (,u urn - REDUCING PLAN CANDY - I - Censored Press - miss attending their home . ' - AYDS - under the mony most favorable to the ad- Ketire £ t-. I ministration, flerschensohn of - - - - . . ---i .,. --- -----=-I . gate summer exchange program students - Titant 3ecurif ,L. - - back book on the Senate Water. ,,, EILI £ 1 • - ,\ ' book failed to include ti testi- D" - Ti"I"% A V I '.#r' I . published "was simply an at- the New York Ilmes' paper- Peru this 1 -'iri:--_._.• i. - ".."r:' !.V.., 1, *.':' -:. - - Their three American counterparts in the Student Exchange Program are eagerly £ It) ( _-..- - students who will in turn visit by White House speech - ' ~- , C 11 i. - I 111111 ,11111, 1 1,1 I Irt eluding the testimony on Sept - II I ILl I I 1 U U. I i' I I i v y - Howard Simons, managing ifIi clearly Indicates that there was writer Patrick Buchanan, the _~L I - " ,~-_' MONTH." . -______ -_ months highlights of testimony By cutting off the tes'im with that of Watergate spirator E Howand Hunt on Sept 24., 19, Herathenaohn also attacked editor of the Post, said the part in prepared (or the ftesldent look ilke it d these t pages of flavor of what news ziarj IN THE NEWS The state Senate lbursday approved a HouseVmW - - received only a sketchy report of the newL % is' y. WASHINGTON (AP) - seriously after local characIn other eriergy-relatW mat. of Ilhe energy shortages on a Serious sodal and envirosunen. terlitics, while offshore ten: Hodgson variety of major liJustries. tal problems could result from development could threaten -7U Federal Energy Office development of oll off the At- environmental damage In announced that the nation was WASHINGMN (AP)-For- - -ZnerV Chief William E. lanitic coast and Alaska, the ocw and estuary waters, Un sum cailed on Congress to en d mer I.Abor Secretary James D. oaly 52 per cent abort of gasol. President's Council on council said day. ilne last week In February what be ted a kgiulatin Hodgson will be nominated by ' '-Environmental Quality has And, the council added, in- 3hortages averaged more than embargo" AM pass some 17 sid t Nix V. - . '.., ,; warnse& creased income from such & 15 bills he sald are P u P - tial to am bassador to Japan. the White cenL New industrial and velopment may not benefit gy House UYI " government's $10 tüiion !7new rule was population growth could present local residents, but by the ' Hodgson would succeed Rob- 'i _____________________ FEO allowing fuel V*- Independence plan. k rather workers who move into ert S. Ingersoll, who left the to increase allocations -, Ow area along with Ithe new in- customers whose needs have Tokyo post four months ago to iin 'ww assistant secretary of owil Unusua groft Sim Q .. " N" No recosnmendat1on were I9flwftboutpdorFEoapprov. ' dtefarEstA and pacinc a a . made by the council as it re. al. a lull V V leased its factual findings. -Aserlesofreductionsin the Will Hodgson, 58, a se ' These are to be issuadifterthey Mice of propane gas by supWpJIG'rfJN CAP) — F lot vice president at Lock heed are presented to the President pliers was announced by FEO. 1aid LONDON (AP) — QIJ since NIZO1 . Aircraft resigning a Elizabeth a returned home to- and are ready for publication, am pjg ii) -The FECI atuiowiced 50-day day from her date visit in- expected about April II. must be confinined studies of u. onomIc impact "early retirement" ArwlI donesla found Heathrow a. . . airport bristling with a. I I Mame '. toopers in one of the biggest ivu IS vi restaurantctialn. se curity operations ever AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) — Aheiel announcement Frjday Mamle Eisenhower has untedforaroyalarrlvai apr• = byMarriot.saJd Scotland Yard &W the British pealed to all Republicans to . 59, "has been in III health in unite " for the good our pres. k, , z Army wa taking no chancesi _ after Wednesday's kidnap At- SAIGON, South Vietnam detained by them in South Marriott Corp. FAMOUS 114111144 against Prhmas Anne (AP) - A high Viet Cmg of& Vietnam he" bm has embarked I P Id ase& near Buckftham Palm. in cial said today ithat an on an sustes "Ity WWW caused Dwight D. Elisienhower said in FAMED ELEPHANT by Um enera crisiLtt which f persons were abet for Americans mining in action ian weekly declining an tiMtsition to the Ahmed Of Kenya's arid and woad. Nixon has been vice president Richmond County Republican wilinotbe re uned until atne flng t let northern section, has died at Army rnarksmen were posted ceawf!re is arranged in South Provisional Revolutionaryi forcmutyand industry Women's nub's annusl lunc the age of 75, me bull on the roofs of airport buildings vietnam. Government - PRG - was lationi; since joining Marriott eon "Utis year of AD years we elephant, noted for his and scores of uniformed and `Tbe search has been sus- willilng to help march for Ow Corp- In 1970- The emwce- must band together for the good magnificent tusks weighing plainclothes police mingled pended for more than three mining as provided for In the ment said Nixon and Marriott of our President and our more Um 200 pounds ewt. of J. bill granting a liquor license to On Far Corneir Farm Golf I A gave Ow impression that Nixon I % I • for three while staru (ainihs. a alting thechance to rtur the iS1t This isthe summer season In Peru and Rite Uzarzaburu lUte Goa1es and Ul Fran lied in the homes of lyman Problems Oil Drilling Might Cause PEOPLE... BOSTON (AP) - Dry since it was founded In 1689, iaon its way to being weLc.at least damp. B wNc;wooD - Lyman HighSchool students said "adios" this week to three charming good will ambassadors from Peru, who have been attending A " INJECTOR 5 S I';r!If% V -.1 IPRESCRIPTIONS , I, ; A111111111=1 41 TWIN .. Herald Correspondent justice by refusing to turn over Miss Woods had been ques. all Watergate evidence to the honed some time ago by the —At the White House, Deputy House Impeachment inquiry. coijrJt staff, although not PressSecretary Gerald L War. H said Smith had macte under oath. Rhyne called Fri. ten gave no indication as to "rather Feckless statement." temp to give a I N EW . ELDA NICHOLS preme Court beforehand. summaries prepared for Nixon Bynznnlng oaly the first two pages, whIch Herschensohn said were an index to pageswnmary,be saidthe 1 0 I., FILL NEARLY TWO MILLION . 1, I ~ ~ li;:' ~ II he attractive Peruvian Booze Battle - -';.,rej,..m Friday by Bmce Her scheohn, deputy dal sistant to sIdent Hhehga%eeples fm The Washington Post, prison plan on Monday - - given IF - Lyman Students Host Peruvians waiting car after Ue session several Watergate defendants c esIdentQesterfleld (lie objections with the Su. Smith that Nixon Is obstructing I WASIItNGN (AP) — Thc hite House has given exan es of alleged ne distothon ofthe type aident Nixon baa death row, may have received Its awn death notice. Gov Ronad Reagan a administration said Thursday It plans two new 11710 million Prim"In Solano aid San Diego ______ ._ y 1974-3A E, REASON WE GILLETTE ft obedel House —WarrenterTned"u7ofe Ith, shouted to reporters as impeachment Inquiry late slonal and unwarranted an he and his client were led to a Monday, unless lawyers for aertlon by American Bar Mao. I . ~ ~. returned to U.S. District Court., Nixon s Sa p/es Of 'Slanted News SACRAMEN, 11f (AP) - San enUn, the for lke prison that house nation's mostpopuious _ !F I I I ; I I f 6 ~ 1/ V the school a - ____ - - (7 1~111 1 0 nn erS.' ai ,-, ~ 4 1 *. =Ul Mar. PRICE IS IMPORTANT, THATI-0a-4 via; 0 a ~~ ;~' 0 _3 * - . ties during the time of the - died by the White I use counleged Watergate coverup was ael." the, same answers," -, 0 0 • ________________________________________________________________________________________________________ he rison "She went through the same thing before, the same qucs. __ J:i SEEING DOG EYE . . . . DR. SAM VAINISI, a Green Bay, Wis. veterinarian, examines the eye of a dog. He is one of the few animal eye specialists. greenhouses, Hoses are scarce already, costin,o. $1 more a dozen than the , did last year. "We've paid as much as 85 cents wholes3le for one -- - - - L - Flower Store in Boston. r.ar4ing additir.l det ."" 1 1 1I 1 1 1 11 11 1~ 1~ 1~111 11 1 The Sanford Herald L& Su ~ 0-7,%~ L r,,, .,- ~ Nil - .. .1. . - dwed-door tesfimony' urider Ments:-, " - --, jurie& rhe subpoens requires 0 oath to 1,he Senate Watergate =render of the documents by Committee. —The secret grand jury re- Monday, and Warren said like port on the President's activi. matter is "being routinely han- .- .-9 __I."-r , - BOSTVN tAP) - Massachusetts' $30mllllon.a.year flowergrowing business has stdfered from the energy crisis and lih1e will cost more at Easter. Lilies have climbed to $7.50 a pot and up. says Herman Brons That's 50 cen ts abe t >ears price He blames the increase on higher heating bills for i' ri! ManwI!. h thrv. Roam Mary Wnn -_ .-A , I I sndbbe chase the other guy "and he did." teth, owner of the Olympia -- WAMGMN(AP) — Pres. day's session -11eneral harass. whether presidential aides wW ident Nixon's personal secre. ment." comply with a subpoena Ide- I earlier Thursday. Shtsald sh d th Lkt 111 41E I / " r 2) alks Four Hours 1 -_____________ 1 / 11 11~ililil!l~ niummol - = --J111b .; Flower Power ____ ---.___ 1 1~I . . 1~ I Mrs. Jessie Kerr, 17, said the luckless bandit was the 59th to hold up the store — No. 5$ had been there minutes I - I W; ..* 11;~, J - . ., . fronted with an empty Cash registerwhen he attempted to rob the Kerr Drug Co. IF I . _ ~, 1 a DF-q Mn!!:Z.;, Iowa (AP)- A would-be thief wa3 con. I A. . . , .I, I I 1_1_1 Luckless Bandit • I:r:I::J ii:I M l.~~1~!~1~1~~:1!1l1111~.11il1,~l!~ il i~i~il~ l~il il il l l l l l !l~!1~ ~!~l ~l~l ~ ~l ~ il ~ ' I __ III __ Sunday , Mar. 24, 1974 I N — SHIRLEY MIl.LE 9349212 F ofestcity HILDA RICHMOND 5.86? __________________ - : $ SALE PRICES GOOD THRU MONDAY OPEN DAILY 9 to 9 SUNDAY HOURS 10 to 7 11~ i, aIIM Pscwa OF liii cutir - SANFORD: , USE YOUR . Sanford PIai•i Pista and MASTER CHARGE �4A—The Sanford Herald Sunday, Mar. 24, 1974 'a J Jack Anderson 1. Latins . . - ~, ^. J Searching rn • IaIa.. i S., T iiiir 19 iui s Ulf "i I . icr 'N. I II 4 O' BYWIWAMGIANDONI between Latin America, as a Jamaica, Mexico, Nicaragua, whole, and the rest of the world Panama, Paraguay, Peru, appears go "excessively slow," Trinidad-Tobago, Uruguay and What does Latin America as EEC spokesman said Venezuela spent the Feb. 21-24 really want from the United recently, period talking with Secretary States' Or, for that matter, Latin American foreign Kissinger on the matters they from Europe, or the Communist ministers like to talk loftily consider to be of about "direct, frank, cordial, Latin America. I y ______ .~ . . —1 - _ ~- J - - - -. r n __ A I ~ . - -,:z - - What's Qr The fEIGM MIAMI C!A ___________________ — ) ( -' - V By the tulle the Coast Guard Pulled hi from the ater scv. cral hours later, the sa ilor's 500. IKIund (drgo If high-quality lIiafljuin.i was re's1mg on the botb,ii ___ ___ Let's cannot, I it, .0 buys marijuana for $10 a pound In Jamaica, and sells it for about $200 a pound in Florida, depending on supply and de- aircraft popular intricate "language" by which budy cells and systems commit. nicate, with one another. FLORIDA, TODAY ) —. Metric System Plans IAU.AIIASSFE, lb. iAlli - A changeover to the metric r) stern in the United States could be accomplished with very little disruption, says the president of Metric Association Inc. Louis F. Sokol of Bo ul der . Cob., told more than public school teachers at a metric workshop Friday at F'l"rid,, A&M University that the switch could be made ithin I trs if Congress ,ippros s it bill before Congress would establish a metric ton erslon board "to plan and coordinate the 10-year (hange('vcr with all sectors of society so that it can be accomplished with the least expense and the least disruption to the country." Gas Supply i'iear i'lOrmau _ ' MIAMI m AP)— Florida's gasoline supply is nearly back ti, normal, according to a survey by the American utom'blie Association. Florida travelers will find occasional short lines at Mr',i(( stations th roughout the state but th e fuel supply op pears to be adeq tate for the second week in a row - - spok s:nan Keith Leslie said Friday. 1k said the survey (f 270 service stations around the state showed that only Brevard County and the Fort Iu'rce area were still suffering from red uced gasoline '.upplies, th e A/i/i said. 'flit',-,ssoci,t ion alsosaid that umiorcstations will be open 't Friends Like France Just Who Needs E - - ., '- - ut"- I %. , - L's , - ' , RACk - - ''," ', SUIIILn A kc'.*,'c " Ru nni '' ' ng Aate' TAl.l.AILSSEE. Via. (AP) Tallahassee City t':nmnisioner Joan Heggen says she was surprised by a move to draft her as Gov. lieubln Askew 's running mate. Th e suggestion was made by Tampa City Councilman Vim e Melc'y anti Jacksonville ON Councilman Walter Williams who sent Askew a letter sa ying Mrs. Heggen iI'uld be hits lieutenant governor c.indidate this e1ar. its st'r flattering, she said, lbiwe'ser, in our f orm ti government, I think th e choi ce of a runnt nite is a - '4 optim %,hich should be left in the hands of the governor." Mrs Ileggen is a former Tallahimisee mayor and has ' of cities. tren active in the Florida and national leagues _ - 'Seminole Calendar Ut om ng Events C cida Authorities say Chance and his companion and Tennant and his two friends had one thing in common - none of them had the money to fund such all,. bitious smuggling ventures. John speculates that they, like many of the new breed of smugglers, were financed by Just three days earlier, police on Florida's Gulf Coast found the wreckage of another Lodestar, packed with a thousand pounds of marijuana, abandoned in a field near Placicia. And earlier this month, yet a third Lode s t a r with 3,500 respected businessmen WE HAVE STATE FORMS — Henry Block hm L"j"Ulasons why you 17 should C011ie to for US tax help. R Reason i• w e are income tax . speclailst.s. We ask the right uestions. We dig for every honest leduction, We want to leave no stone 'unturned to make - ure you Plane und ter 11 Years pay the smallest legitimate tax. 41~4 fI M BL I M THE INCOME TA X PEOPLE SANFORD LONGWOOD 301 E. First St. O3 N. Hwy. 17.91 '47 71 $314454 S un. OS Sundayi !09 .. o A ppointme entNecessary IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII City Drainage Rated \ " hr _____ was also the pilot of the Lodestar which crashed near Pla- As Number One Need ii $ liaisJuaffii dl)drU Chance, 55, of Fort Lauderdale and injuring a passenger. Po. lice say they believed Chance sand. BUt/i hIATUS, Fla. (All) But a ceiling average would laying efforts to develop a new gas, Increase' coal production, Federal energy chief William be about 70 cents a gallon," Si- generation of energy resciurces. build more nuclear power NEW PORT RICIIEY, Fin. Simon says gasoline could go as mon said. "Like it or not," he said, "a plants, and develop shale oil re (1) - shrimp boat skipper or antibodies to atta ck them, high as 70 cents per gallon He said the gap between national quest for energy inde. serves, believes he has found the The viruses or germs are rec- despite the end of the Arab oil gasoline supply and demand pendence Is our only sure alEven while developing wreckage of a light plane miss. ognmn'das being foreign bodies. embargo. will be a "clearly manageable" ternative to the continuing present energy resources, Si- mg since 1963 with five promlCancer cells also are foreign, He said his price prediction, 1.5 to 3.5 per cent w hen pie. threat of capricious price and mon said, the nation or not normal. must find nent Tampa Bay men aboard. made at a Friday news co nfer- vlously.embargoed Arab oil supply instability, ways of saving energy now, Tom Stokeil, skipper of the One defense against them Is ence, was based on higher reaches Atlantic ports in a 'Either we take the necesSimon also said In the post- Crlsty Lynn, said that during a utacrophages, which are sea- prices for crude oil and on in. couple of months. That short. sary action to develop our speech news conference that recent fishing expedition his sengung or killing white blood crease demand. age is about the same as pie. abundant natural resources or Federal Energy Office's nets snagged the wreckage 15 to cells. Simon said there's no way to dicted before the Arab shutoff, we subject ourselves to poten. fuel allocation program has 18 feet deep in the Gulf of But they need to be told what tell for sure where prices will Earlier Friday, Simon told tial economic and political helped make gasoline more Mexico several miles off this to attack, to be given the alarm. stop because they may vary 15 members of the American Tex. blackmail," available. Pasco County community. And the alarm is sounded by a to 20 cents a gallon in the same tile Manufacturers Institute He said the country must H e deni ed th th He said that he marked the at e ItO was protein substance in blood area, depending on how service here th a t Con at gre, ss by not speed development of Alaskan in any way responsible for spot plasma called "recoenition fac- st ation s are supplied, with a bouy and charted a passing 17 energy bills, is dO- and undersea oil and compass course, natural higher gasoline prices, * u Pounds of marijuana across the flight plan in a heavy thunder. storm, frantically radioed a Poimipano Beach airport on Simon Says Gas Price To Climb U crashed near Sebring In Central Florida, killing pilot James H. panions and scattering 4,000 with In the most dramatic crash on Jan. 14. James Tennant, 30 of Gainesville, flying without a transport their illegal wares. Smuggling by plane is more - into an ocean-front condominium construction site, killing Tennant and two com- smugglers because it can carry a big payload and be purchased for as little as $8,500. mnand. Ile prefers to smuggle by sea, but more and more dope dealers are using airplanes to - F0 ' - entrepreneurs doing most of It." says Bernard Theison, the the body, the cunh:Ilunjcations systemns swnmon white blood cells Tip From Bennett _________ at John is reluctant to elaborate on his earnings, but says he i.. - 8 !_-'.- -. -'o ,4 as$i I f the tower could see him. It couldn't. With flames pouring from one engine, the Lodestar crashed t,l' IN! H For example, when flu vi. . r.a-a men. All three crashes involved Lockheed Lodestars, a World War 11-vintage, twin-engine The new finding is part of the _____ . ." They also become rich, " They're good old American Florida now is considered the 1 heroes." I lu but .iso 1111 1'" 1:-n. gerous. Since January, three planci loaded with a total of 5,. 500 pounds of marijuana have crashed in Florida, killing four '. smugglers, they're becoming John. They're the leftovers from the flower power generation," tays another federal agent, "they've got expensive tastes, M ." ground hustle'. Pot's popular in their circles, and by becoming last year alone, authorities have confiscated nearly 100,000 pounds of the ubiquitous weed in the sunshine State, most of it smuggled in by young men like Miamni.basetl deputy regional director of the Federal Drug Enforcement Administration i; ;, I IJ I''4 I)r. Ni1l)l', I)II,uLlu of macrophages to the cancer, be'. is, \l' tr the less the amount of 1W, cause the 1(1" substance is coinScientists have isolated an Tulane University School of cause In human patients studied by it recognizes the cancer But the HF level can bounce bining with the leukemia cells. Des. Peter Manzell, alarm hell for cancer that Medicine in New Orleans today cells as foreign. In a sense, RF Herbert back if much of the cancer has When HF was injected into Ichinose, and H. J. Reed promnises to help fight off the told a seminar for science says, at Tu. "come do your job". been removed surgically or oth. animals which had first been lane, injections of 1W into tudisease, writers sponsored by the AmerThe Tulane scientists erwise treated effectively, given leukemic cells, the mnors produced a reduction In Its job is to announce that icari Cancer Society. recently isolated RI". In animals coming down with growth of tumors was reduced cancer cells have appeared in the size of tumors. More macrThe recognition factors, abPatients with cancer have leukemia, the blood cancer, the by 90 percen t, Dr. DiLuilo said. ophages came to the injected the body, and then to swrnnon breviated as HF, are found in much less of the HF, they find, level of HF goes down when the There was a specific anticancer area. scavenger white blood ce!ls to normal blood. HF attracts the The more advanced the disease disease starts, apparently be. action of hr. attack th em. BERRY'S WORLD - :i "y ', Usiitetl States ana in me 'I roses or TB germs gers invade Wrong In England At Our Trade With Russia With ir, ;he iMlin' 1 r Sunday, Mar. 24, 974-5A 1 LJ Amrirri' cJ I hi rLA,I4 V VV•I I1I - Body's Bells ThrowCells To Attack When you live in an age when never ever carried a gun' our 'cousins' as the standard f —Alter Hunt went to work for the White House, he got a tip COPLEY NEWS man has not only walked on the What has become of the civilized living, En gland has have its hands tied in with the Soviet Union has taken from Robert Bennett, head of the Mullen CIA cover company, negotiating new agreements for on a new color because of the Moon, but the rest of us were England where in good times always had its share that one of Burnett's ex-employes in New England had some fresh of thieves able to sit in ow' living rooms and bad times you sucked in Waiting In line for gasoline sale of American products Solzhenitsyn affair, e Ru ian th ss and murderers and con men inf or mati on on the Chappaqulddlck episode. Hunt could have could turn out to be a relatively abroad and will remain military build-up IS and, of and watch the whole thing on your gut and put on your best and bullies, but they seemed to obtained the information by making a simple call to the exmild consequence of the fuel powerless to respond cf course, the unresolved Issue of television, it is pretty difficult possible face; U you were have a class lacking in the crisis for the American people fectively when a foreign Jewish emigrants. It may well employe. Instead, he Obtained from the CIA's deputy director a to get excited about anything. English you stuck your wig.false I.D.cards, American lawbreaker, a voice modulator, a camers, a recorder and it the new economics of oil lead country tries to impose be Wars, famine, fin-tailed to your nose at a Hitler; thumb that the United States should if you Now even that is gone. N a "safe house." The trip to New England proved totally frui tless, to a breakdown of trade and unreasonable restrictions on take a second look at some of Cadillacs, H-bombs and were English you won and then longer do Englishmen pull off leading Baker to suspect it may have been a cover for some other Women's [lb become a blur in gave away an Empire, and you imaginative bank robberies or monetary relations around the exports of its commodities to the generous trade deals which CIA purpose. w orld. Trade wars and the United States. The Arab oil have been made with Russia the mind's eye. We're either so did it with style and grace, disappear like the mist from economic Isolationism could sanctions demonstrate how under the banner of detente. completely overwhelmed by Our system of law was most secure prison. Today they —Baker has received indications that Hunt was reporting make it an academic question important it Is that our However, our trade relations indirectly to the CIA even after he had moved into the White events that they defy coin- practically stolen from the have the audacity to send whether there might be a government have that power. prehension or we become so English and the mom and ransom notes House. The senator s ecta,for with the red of the world ig example,that the CIA may have to the Queen and "recession." That term Is too Insensitive we take miracles In manners of our personal fire automatic weapons Into a not be jeopardized because of been involved with Hunt's celebrated excursion to Denver in a mild. Detente stride, as though they met e part behavior are almost ex- royal is uncertainties about our ludicrous CIA wig to talk to DII. Beard. The CIA reportedly was limousine carrying the Congress has been slow to The whole question of detente relations with Moscow. of our birtbright. worried whether elusively English. we got the famous ITI'.Dita Beard memo from Princtas and her husband, grasp the importance of — — the same source who gave us the 117 Chile memos implicating Still, some areas and acts Outs has been a love-bate Life is a little sadder today. remain beyond the pall, the CIA In a plot to block the Inaugural of the late Salvador relationship, we boast of our Somehow, no ma tter how bleak our international trade Thus It was that we were more adventurous Allende. spirit the American scene, no matter agreements at a time w startled—llterally_to read (conveniently overlooking the how sordid the American scramble for oil and scarce raw —Baker suspects, but cannot prove, thaI hunt's plan to break Of the shooting and attempted fact that the English had ex- morality, Into the safe of Las Vegas publisher Hank Greenspun there always materials Is luring some of may also England's Prin. plored and conquered a greater remained hope that eventually I kidnaping have had some CIA undertones. The sate contained billionaire nations—France, for Instance— cess Anne the other day. part of the world before we had we would return to the stan. • Howard Hughes' private papers. Hughes not only was associated Into go-It-alone trade policies. A My God, What's the world even subdued the Indians) and dards of an England we could with the Mullen CIA front but had also employed Robert Milieu, bill authorizing 1 the • ' coming to, and more par- yet a li t tle uncomfortable wi th view as a beacon anot he r CM fron t man. - of in a Administra tion to participate In Ucularly what ever happened to the Englishinan's st yle and unrest. new trade negotiations has been the England we used to know, grace and manners. —M the Watergate break-In was discovered, Hunt fled to Noweven thatw,,.j staliedfor more than a year in ')t the England where the poli ce Yet we've always looked up to been California to a man identified as "Mort Jackson," who has close denied us. an estraneous debate over ti.e • CIA connections, Baker has lea rned. — repression of Jews in the Soviet These hitsof evidence have led Baker suspect that Hunt (.9 I Union. may never have broken off his ties with the CIA, despite statements to the contrary from CM officials. Amended Was Ford Misjudged'? ' We dug into this story a year ago. We were able to report on iIP Th. trade bill has been APil 7, 1973,thattheaAsfrly bad ordered Itaagen ta not to amended to provide that the By RAY QIOMLEY for their wit, charm and "He's slow to emtra talk to the FBI about the Watergate case. We published the proof • new United States of America deny WASHINGTON (NEA) charisma, qualities sometimes ideas but no one has toce tell him the Soviet on May e, quoting from a confidential FBI memo which said: Union the same tariff confused with Intelligence, anything twice. He doesn't try considerations we "it is recalled we specifically were requested by the CU not How accord to badly have we to change the system. He sees to inter view . two CIA employes, and instructions ____ other countries it the Russians were issued misjudged Vice President Lacking his job as trying to make It do not to WFO (Washington Field Office) to this effect." Gerald Ford' work." on the free emigration of Jews. One of the more curious Ford is lacking In e bill also would make trade feat ur es of this city is the virtues too. A fri Originality Th end says CIA Intervention Asked credits to the Russians subject mannoi' in which a man gets a "Gerry's unadventurous, . A legislator who worked with to the same ___ reputation — as a penetra ng Inlmaglriative, even pe,estrian condition, However , we later lea rned that the White Hous ti Ford on Capitol Hill for a e had asked This Li such a bad approach to constitutional authority, as a In Ida thinking." I the CIA to intervene with the FBI to limit the Watergate indecade says, "I don't know diacuniiig expert on foreign forming trade policy that vestigation This request was nude by H. R. Halde 41= Presidents, senators and about his brightness or man, then the his Secretary of State Henry affairs, or as a plodding, congressmen — powerful White Hee staff chief, who told th have gained originality. But as an ad. Kissing e CIA ..it was the er has recommended President's wish." We obtained and, on May 30, unimaginative congressional prestige and Intellectual quoted the secret c 1974 ç Voucome tiiat President Nixon veto the minority leader. CIA memos about Haldesnan's intervention, stature when they or their tonInkstrat'he'sto him for a decision. He asks bill hit reaches his desk In its An anecodote can move with speech writers enunciate in- sharp questions This led us to the brings In present form. If that should a man for year 'You know, Abdul, I think we maybe getting soft. Vv?iat conclusion not that the CIA was implicated as has novative concepts— which may other people, asks them about happen, the Administration — we need is a shortage of something!' in the Watergate break-tn but that the White house was trying to President Johnson's story or may not work, will some gaps in what you've said, use the CIA to thwart the FBI investigation. about Ford's having played Even Ford's admirers don't and seeks confirmation or too often with his claim originality is his Baker now believes the CIA involvement objections. Then makes his was much greater helmet off. than we had been able to learn. Our trademark. As a result, in one decision. It's usually the right own CIA sources, while Men get a reputation for way or another, Ford has been one, well-reasoned and to the reserving judgment on Baker's report until they see it, agree brains in this capital city when described as a seat warmer point there's more CIA involvement in the coverup than not wishy-washy. He's has been they are good with words, to without visible signs of tops in this business," printed. They concede that numerous contradictions at least need wit, Ask not what your country leadership. to be clarffed, But the qualities 'Earlier GOP House leaders can do for you. outhnes above are not those ran one-man shows," says an I 1fIc1al CIA spokesmen, however, give a Ford's literary style, by most required of a "no commen t" ti to president, old timer on the Hill, now our detailed questions, saying only that t By BRUCE BIOSSAT comparison, is more limited. y we re coopera ng What then about Gerald retired. "Ford expanded the It may be little known but at with congressional investigators, Bennett he When you consider the (NE/i) told my W voice Is a li ttle flat. ji Ford? time of the l7 Mideast pa norama asooclate Les leadership to a nine-man team Whitten the Mullen company severed all of France's military. O er m beco Not just the United States, but war, Says an old college friend, and never made im its th en me admired CIA ties in June 1973. France reneg ed ed di ta on sign , por nt most of Western Europe plomatic life through most of He firmly denied th at he had ac te d as a conduit for Informa has felt paid contratcis with Israel for the 20th ti on decisions alone. As president, I compelled centur', the Ironies hit from Hunt to the Cl/i during the 1971.72 Watergate times, Baker for years to pretend vital aircraft and four email you full force, think he'd operate with a side In World War that the French are allies. In Fred Thompson refused comment and Hunt Elm irirram missile boats, Israeli testing when the nation's countlyside cabinet4ype could not be administration, fact, they are no one's ally. crews successfully made off and manpower TELEPHONE rather than wi th an elite White Thier ed were ravag in governments have !IU1 the 372 2611 131 "'3 Hous staff." half-finished boats, but the carnage of Verdun and 300 N. SRENCII AVE. SA1IFRO, consistently proved themselves FLA 3177 9 the planes were never stalemated trench Says another former to he aming the WALTER A QQ' DORIS WiiIAM', warfare, ','p most seIU'ch, delivered. HANDICAPPED ., ;cr tn colleague, 1k ducsnt give )OU arrogant bailed out the French. and CHRIS NELSON narrowly .VAYHE 0 DOYLE any of that 'I'll see what I r,.,,,,, ... U.S. officials at NATO conAnjj PI9,pq Maca:tr* EditOl can nationalistic on TOM AIKLU5 do' stuff like so many men here globe. aø:. I '4 It was the same in World War ferences describe French WINIR(O 9 OIELOW -II on the Hill do when they know FRANK VOL IC participants as consistently II. Despite the vaunted Maginot Dt,!.EY RO5IP.Ot Foreign Minsiter Michel Gei''vai they can't, or wont, do C'rcuIató' Mitjjc Obstructionist and arrogant, as defense line and a huge ground Jobert'sexMbitlonlstsoloat JOHN A SOLSKI ROBERT C. MAR KEY anytidng. He will tell you right re striking "leadershi p" postures army reputed the best In the At%o(ate •f Jverlpsfrq Dtr'rcent conference here rAvr, /. tQv1 r(f, 1 on'f buy that, tv 'L( [ top unwarranted by their si ze and wor ld. France (cli fast before but heres oil-consuming nationsofwas A? whaticando.A.ndflien he ches Hitler's racing Panzers. 4 BOB LLOYD CHARLES HAYS typically obstructionist and pathetic national strength. City Edi tor it," MNtntcaJ Supt I.ongsince,ofcow'se France non-cooperative. There is no RICHARDS RALPH HAYS Other men use these words in has pulled men and material SOons Editor Come. Ioon Fovt'tn he came for just Moreover, French in. JANE CAISELBERPY describing Ford: coidoitabie, that out of NATO and forced It.i RAY STEVENS Csety Ed$w WPU. telligence at the critical • Pv.ss R. etsanitlag, honest, sensible. headqu.trters to Biussels. Everyone knows SILL VINCENT, J*• rnomentofGerman assault was normal, a feeling for tradition, CPs6 Py synpathy for the ArabFrench canoe French behavior Is both han. grossly thickheaded. The not shhptod — and, every dicapping and In the 1t73 MIdWI hypocritjral, celebrated Allied spy, a Ger. SUISCIIPI9ON RATIS often, "not very bright." inasmuch as they know th France oil shortages Ho'reOd.w,fy $ 2aOMo eir man rebel named Rudolf Another aspect security is the U.S. nucle 114 13$1O$Yer of Gerry by their "allies" in suffered, Europe, ar Roessler working in Swit. FOr ment1onedbyn'jny,p d, America and Japan, More Umbrella, samtAon.o,I.werv zerlarsj with a priceless tie to and sgyn Washlngtofl, was rec,tly, France has We still make p ih'l;, secret exthe Nazi high command, gave Aft O rMaaIt3 ?OMof st 6MorM$t43O IlMol U?aQ ated succinctly by one: cooking cozy deals withbeen changes with the French in. 1;1077 the French precise details "When Gerry looks at you out volving technical military data '9t 's PfO cro on t. n of Arabs and Iran, Iockth1 UP and ) t ime, place, size and identity of od - ar e th,tse soft eyes, you can't say fu tute oil materials. Yet here again, Ent efft as scoed cI man,, A$i 72. JQ5 Il Post Oflc. 0 supplies, sometimes of Nazi forces -. on the 1940 a t. Ianioqd. PIOrICS 3fl71. flclalssaythevrencfi attitude nasly offer ing Arab lands arms in tack. France ignored the There obviously are strengths return, arid Tt Herald 151 of 9P* A5X PS Ch 1$ warning. Roessler, later used IC ti' fl 9o, c.oj,ctio.i doll th local taws p(.ntpd in as well as weakness Ui the by th sians for years, was e Rus Ironies president - NATO correct. -,--n-. ' I - Barker on behalf of the CIA. The senator would like to prove, but cannot, that two of the exploits were the Watergate and Ellsberg lsychlatrlst break -Ins. What Baker can show, however, is that Hunt contacted Barker in April 1971, months before going on the White House payroll. Take Another Look - —, agents say he is typical of it new breed 4 young men with playboy images" who have become the main characters in it $SOO-IIlIlllofl-a-year Florida InariJwina Connection. "That's the only load I've —While Hunt was working for the CIA front company, he sought out an old Bay of Pigs sidekick, Bernard Barker. The Senator suspects Hunt may have been planning exploits with — - ruln entrt State and federal narcotics lost," boasted the young man in Ills 20s iuht,, for obvious rea• —Baker's documents also Indicate that former Cl/i Director Richard Helms helped place Hunt with Mullen and Co., a CIA front. Raker believes the CIA kept close tabs on Hunt even after he supposedly "retir.d" from the CIA. _______ Irn A college student who dresses expensively and drives to classes in a Porwtw. John makes his living smuggling marijuana and refers to his Profession as 'beating the system with imagination and guts." (Ia' shark-infested Florida ir.iiLs before radioing for help. ltiasacha n lie had Io take tnd it paid off. testimony. 7. 'a'nt wanis i,nit. 9 ' ''-- - 111111 'the young I;', a sutimnergej shoal, began 'lipping beneath the surface of —Baker has documents shoving the CIA role in Watergate cuverup was far more extensive than has been revealed in public __________ -- los 30.Ioot boat, its side ripped case as late as October 77, 1971. '_;_.--. APi un" WASHINGTON — For months, Sen. Howard Baker, R-Tenn., t been piecing together evidence that the Central Intelligence Agency somehow was Involved in the Watergate txeak4n. Now he Is preparing a detailed report, backed up with secret documents. The report will depend for explosive effect, however, more on the questions it asks than on the answers it gives. The report will focus largely on former CM agent E. Howard Hunt, who retired from the CIA in 1970, joined a CIA cover White House pa yroll in July organiUon and then went on 1971. A year later, he helped plan the Watergate ireak-In. In Baker's study of the CIA role in the can, he has made these tentative findings: —Deputy CIA Director Vern on Walters' repeated claim that the CIA grew wary of Hunt and broke contact wi th him by August 31, 1971, is false. The CIA now admi ts its top psychiatrist, Dr. Bernard Malloy, met secretly with Hunt on the Daniel Elisberg I The Pot Smucwiler. - B JACK ANDERSON I AD 4 But without really getting to Prensa, of Lima, Peru, awn. being subjected to pleas from thepoint,ortoapoIntwhez. marlzedresujtsoj the meeting sister nations for special Latins and their interlocutor In Mexico, "almost all the treatment. Cuba was kept off can do Imire thrn exchange conference'was concerned with the agenda si mp l y because the ideas and opinions, what the United States ought to vast majority of the Latin do or ought to abstain from nations are not anxious to Slow doing in relation to the rest of reestablish their ties with the the American countries." of Premier Fidel That is why nothing spec. The foreign ministers of dictatorship ro. tacular came out of the Con. Argentina, Bahamas, Bar. Having studied the agenda, ference of Tiatelolco In the bados, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Kissinger told the Latins that Mexica n capital; that Is why Colombia, Costa Rica, the United States "will there was nothing decided in Dominican Republic, Ecuador, only what we can deliver' and Punta del Este; that is why El Salvador, Guatemala, Out"we will make what wecan improvement in relations Guyana, Haiti, Honduras, deli ver 4t:' — /. 41t) , J a L r ' Meet 1%! Copley News Scrvke Ask a Latin American respectful dialogue," as Their eight-point agenda was spokesman, as Secretary of Venezuelan Foreign Minister notable chiefly because it State Henry Kissinger did at the Aristides Calvani termed the Ignored both the question of recent foreign ministers con• discussions in Mexico City, relations with Communist Cuba ference In Mexico City, or the He repeated what President and the energy crisis. Only four European Economic Corn. Luis Echeverria had said at the of the countries represented-. munity (EEC) did at a sub. open1ng session of the three-day Bolivia, Ecuador, Trinidad. sequent meeting In Punta del meeting: "We believe, despite Tobago and Venezuela --export Este, Uruguay, and he will everything, In the efficacy of petroleum in quantity but respond movingly, eloquently dialogue." Venezuela, In particular, was and at considerable length. Yet, as the newspaper La believed most anxious to avoid C. Baker's Report ., % i - " T I The Santcrd Herald i March 3_ Alcoholics Anonymous Count) board of directors Women's Group, Holy Cross March 26 Humane Society of Seminole mneeting,8p.m.,F'irst Federal S l-piscopal Church Parish & I, lounge, SR 434, Longwood. house', 400 Magnolia Ave., 2-3 f) III By BOB LLOYD City Editor A Herald survey shows four citywide drainage program and of Sanford's five rank citywide a new city hail they might drainage as the city's number approve a future bond Issue," one capital improvement need Moore said, "but it will take all and planning may start soon of us working for it." toward submitting a drainage City Commissioner John bond issue to voters in a lPlb Moons, who was running for referendum, election In 1971 and supported Auditors reported last week the drainage bond Issue, called the city Is In sound f inancial putting the issue on the ballot condition and will be able to and not supporting It a "Copretire by 1977 bonded In. out" on the part of the 1971 city 1k btedness of $I.— ,, million that comnmnlssion remains on improvement Re -''ulor •,,, - - .._'' "f' 1941. .- - ........... -': - I don't know now if a bond - , , .. - -., . - a. ' '. bonds Issue between 1927 and issue is the way to do it - , - - I drainage," Morris said. The city has $1.7 million in "There may be another avenue outstanding revenue certificate of financing but at this point I issues that mature in 1995 and don't know what it is. But I 1998 but these are being retired think we should begin working pledging electric franchise on it now," revenue funds. A 1968 preliminary engineering report showed a $3.8 million need for major "We should start the planrim.g procedure now and not wait - until 1977," commissioner - Julian Stenstrom said. "This will enable us to tell the voters exnctl> what the city proposes a new city hall to replace the report anti then get out a!ld -Sell 1924 vintage structure on N. the idea to the people,* Coll in. Park Avenue. missioner Gordon Meyer said. __________________________________________ ' I I / ) ii • ri cueCtronic Cfr"I't for a Now vu Q•:• •, -. $10 rr'yWWI , '-- ,. .. . ' ' .. - -. ' ' " . , -'. , ''-' - . -.., - . fl - . . - . . -. WWUW stm~ J - -- - -',-.!. - / , _ (I) - ç $ , I it $ " Cw S - ' Get more 0 lea e rom your savings, a - ' FEDERALg OF SEMINOLE !!3'. OSlR$R, OLANDO -. '. - . ', - -. :'.-: - :—%5767 -, . . - - .. -. -- - - ,, - FIRST purchase price 194.95 96orge .. i' - ., .. a month offf adda, subtracts, multiplies, divide. & figures psrc.nta -' if anything po sitive has come out of our nation's energy crisis, it could be the fact that all of us have done a little thinking about planning ahead, , - about being self. sufficient, Know something? Those are lessons we'd do well to apply to our financial planning. And that's where FIRST FEDERAL OF SEMINOLE comes In. One of our savi ng s counselors can help you plan ahead . . . help you to be selfsufficient . - . and make sure that you're getting the most mileage from your savings. Stop in today and get lull details on our passbook program, . .and on our high-yield savings certificates * J' . , . , stormndl'alnage facilities tostop fl ooding in five section of the city. In 1971 just over 2,000 to do ' voters turned out and defeated a $4 million drainage bond Input Needed proposal. Mayor Lee Moore was on the Commissioner A. A. Mc. city commission at that time. Clanahan said he can't lie blames the bond issue pinpointa top priority need ".: failure on "a lack of leadership this point...l fee l we need lot from elected officials" just 3,5 more input." However, he i'. he does t.he failure this month of receptive now to trying to $6 million in bonds for county determine what course will be facilities. "We didn't educate taken when the old bonds are the people to the need (1971) for paid out in 1977. the drainage work," Moore "on the surface it doesn't said. look like the present lL mill debt service tax would fun a Costs very big drainage program,' Moore no ted the cost of th e McClanahan said drainage work had now in. "I think the city commission creased to "at least 15 million" should update the cost and sa id there is also a need for estimates in the 1961 drainage March 25 Pet Concern of Florida March 30 Fish try. Congregational organizational meeting for Seminole County Chapter, First Christian Church, Park and Federal Building, Longwood, 241h, S' p.m., sponsored by the SR 434, 7:30 p.m. For anyone Men's Club and Ethel Root intere'ste'd in welfare animals Circle "1 believe if the elected of. flclals really work to educate the citizens on the need for a SANFOI • OVIEDO • LONGWOOD • WINTER PARK • ORANGE CITY • CENTURY PLAZA' of 'Opening Soon - - �6A—The Sanford Herald Sunday, Mar. 24. 1974 I. When Good Deals Don 't Work By JEAN EHLY swindles and unethical busi practices. where make any Slaybaugh, "we had complaints the same price. Taking enough Up Your time to think a purchase over, they ever make. liit-uine; Send 2 cents for In- also gives )OU time to •h1-'. AMARILLO, Tea. — A man FOr thP"? iiIfluLcr$be "The ne common formation on how to make with the IllI3 and read the fine clajm' !c *i.' disabled noomums denominator in all these money at home.' print of the contract of s.1e. 'vkran offered to paint a waystodoyououtofyow.hwj. promotions Is that the prospect "Only after the prospects woman's house number on the earned cash. buy something from the ad. sent in t he cents, they curbing for Compare prices, says the Mrs. Frances Slaybaugh verti.ser.,. it may be literature, received a letter asking for $3 bureau. complaints for the instrutho or services to the If you want a "Pay me now and I won't handles m ore and then came another remodeling or repair Job done, Amarillo BBB and what homeworker at a big profit, bother you when I'm finished," letter requesting an additional check around as her locale Is, no differ The RUB warns ambitious $10 he salt The housewife for more valuable in- and Li you're in the market for a indicative of anxious to sup- formation, but later when she the all over the country. big appliance or furniture, shop plement the family income by curbing, all she saw was a white "People called us on the $10 and compare. Then you won't Said Mrs Slaybaugh, "We such advertising homework request and we told them painted square and no house not to be like the irate worman who number, and no painter, receive about a thousand plans pursue the matter further." phoned the HUB to say she paid inquiries and cont?laints per "Watch out for such ads as, The 13118 cautions people $O0 for a davenport and then She phoned the Better month on investing, Insurance 'Address and mail postcards at against high-pressure salesmen saw the same davenport for Business Bureau in Amarillo, companies, magazine deals, home. You can make $50 a who rush them. $39 in another store. and was advised never to p automobile transactions and week. Send $1 for information.' When a salesman says, "Buy All the bureau could tell her before any such job was homework schemes. Or, 'you can make $1,110 per this today and you'll get $100 was that every merchant had completed and inspected. "Currently, the homework year raising rabbits In your off," you should relax the right to set his own price The HUB cautions people to schemes are a big headache yard or garage.' if it's a legitimate deal, you and she should have shopped beware of all frauds, rackets, and we have yet to find Copk News S,rice people 1; i : ft .d, .Q 14P money. It always costs them more than about an ad that read: A transpires In agreed doubt, ii1' ________ F •. - .:, 1, A Iowa'based company was '• ft Old Health, And Mt"rror Of By HF.NJAMINSIIORE Copley News Service Soul ,. Navy's Nuclear Grandpa ' " A BIG BOMB either the prediction or control capability exist at this time. But 1k. Robert M. Hamilton, waiting to be set off. "V- t, Who ter 0 - " By FRANK MACOMBER CopieyNewsService ft • .': - • • .. . • : '. . - •' It ,' - - . - 41' ' •. . uperiors If I . --. • . . . - x$. .4( •••L. .; 7i-sir - J:jt rc.cW JLL v.:'•r -. .•- 'I. . " - ~_sj ~_g ~_ ______ Sem ernlnoie no e School M - - is equipment and persannere Applesauce Cmnbrud. Milli, Butter IVESDAY MARCH 26. moving Into fl banking facility at 156 Geneva Drive this I (I r • ' celebrations will been Monday : Salad • - 4,NU\ --- _& 4' U 60. ,t 6 I r executive vice president said. Tossed . :.— 0 1 AW §r_~~_ ~ Z . - ' "c ,~ WEDNESDAY MARCH t7: Spaghet tiSith Meat Sauce Cole Slaw - 4. ,-' - Cake or R44 - ~ ~~_ celebrations will feature drawings for prim Monday through Friday at I I a.m. and 3 p.m. and prize awards at 3 p.m. nexi Saturday. - V I. . I - - .___ I es 1Ruttar I- A new form of drivt4n WW facilities are provided at the new bank where customers can park under cover &I the Wow unit, place cherks or can ster hookedupbypnetanalie tube mu teller Inside the bank. -1 :; - Hostesses ffilçed Potatnes Green Fieans Fruit Rolls, Milk, Butter will rtcmors In their transacUons at the tve-lriwjridows the flr,t week. Delve-hi hours lU be $ am.. to pin., Monday through Thursday arid until 7 p.m. on Vrdsys, MrS. PeThil M. Othff, sire president, said. FRIDAY MARCH $ Submarines Or Cold Cuts Frenth Fries Cole Maw -I I Managers Oolce M1Th, BuUar - . I - .- I : — .- . Va -1k - • 4 , i --,r I-. -i - ---. ~_ I.: i . 1. . a - . -' * -. .. rly ' Ile told the Harvard students, for that he's seen no predicted Democratic tide evidence that Mr. Nixon "was this fall. in way connected with "This is national party that Watergate per se, and I don't believe that he had any part In nethtobepullederifwe the o'er But time will are to meet head-on the tell' challenge of the opposition," Ford told the Bostonians, "I think we can and will create a new climate on the domestic scene. This can be done by renewing the vigor of the Republican Party.' Easily alternating between statesman and politician, Ford in Philadelphia urged the young black men and women to stick with their Job training program. "We're counting on he a characteristic cornFord also said: been reading about (the program) for several years, but " ____ - L - OF SANFORD.INC. MAPLE AVE. - L. - 4 - . - - ' .. - 0 41 ew 74 FORD ~ PINTO - MAVERICK - MUSTANG TORINO OR FULL SIZE FORD , , ' Farm Shop Had Charm - - I - - '' IftH. '' ' I learn better by seeing,") Out to lunc Involvement And he urged young Republicans at Harvard to get involved In politics, noting: "I know there has been disillusionment among a number of young people about ,•, our Political S)ieIIl an soms personalities involved in that s 'ster i I know of no way to improve a Political system or to elevate the environment than to be a participant," ? pieces hcne.dped fried Chick en mashed potatoes and qa,y cola 311* and hot butter biscust. tasisn s...12,5 ssi.v. L.- ., FRIED CHiCKEN A e ave OPEN DAILY 11 A M TIL OP M. FRI A $AT TIL Is P M saftlerd n eques THENEWCITIZENSBANKOFOVIEDO Grand ooenin celebration begins Monday . - .. — " : - :' AT- 1'La wr I _ L ____ Y. 17.92 SALES CASSELBERRY to Imagine a ,ship an) col, r ,# ", . • . , ,, v• - L71 ' l' 11 . ,:2:.'•-' le IL!Q1 I 0. - "- '.',P'f"' "f (I FFMORE • -, AVAILABLE AD FURNITURE J• il" , I SHORT TERM LEASES 'Ad - s q - Of Gas. I ; .. .. i' . . Ir \ - If the shop had ever been I i_1 ",1 - i ed it w.. so long ag that precautions, such a fire would I mbod) could renternber it, and have burned the shop to the of .. — 6 I '' ; I - I . .t- i(:., Age. But thm it wals iinpossible ago nobody bothered much with . 6 0 — 4 - I . r " . I Pickup * Special Mileage Allowances • 11 . !. Jack Prosser Ford Sanlord323.;6OOor2,,l4,) E After Busi ness H: _____REWI ACAR ::: AIR * & __ SOUTHERN v 11 Free Delivery - ..::;,:~00 11 Not - — - RENT or LEASE I) * - . Within a 15 MIle Radius. ___________ _______ __ l ________________ __ .9 . - 2- .__.f . * Dessert Ro , ' I '. ThIJHWAY MAIICHZ*: Ground Beef Managers / '- :'.:i.k.; of -. I _ ___ - Or Sliced Green Beans Fruit Crisp Rolls, Milk, Butter - , CALL 322-832 I F RE E ESTIMATES "• __________________________________________________________ VVIuv At New Site " • .• ( - . . _ .' fairness ' - - - . members Fish Squares i: . - U.S. . TOWN - foreign - ' 7 a 0 t ~.O ,~ IN " person Department "Current Indications are that Yet these perhaps most • savage of nature's storms may earthquake prediction in some ' be close to giving up same of areas of their innermost secrets, a de- tie possible in the very near velopment that could permit future. We will have notable scientists for the first time to successes and well-publicized •• when I,,' Despite the caution Implicit will occur. in the.. wordsgeologists have Even more dr-matte possibility that man may be ihUd)' able to control and tam earth. om U.S. earthquake — and had ON THE BEAM quakes before they haPPen, an embarrassing failure In con. testing vision This couldbe done bygradn.ajy trolling and manipulating shows chamnp$onsover the years, uhe of petroleum could have Ocean this easing tensions built up along another series of quakes In the constantly prodded secretaries disastrous results on the ability vulnerability Denver and Rangel y areas cif faults in the earth MUM Among the advance signals theory of what causes this to that slippage may have taken of toe Navy and chiefs of naval our oil-fired naval forces to Colorado, allowing them to let go transmitted are variations in happen: The admiral recalls that place In recent years along operations, have been Congress fight in areas where fuel sup. "from the very beginning The cause of earthquakes Is tLe velocity ofsefsznjcorearth. de* with catastrophic fom. of the "ft is well-documented that some sides of a fault but not and the Atomic Energy Corn- plies are unavailable to us." Earth scientists of ti'e nuclear power program there not a mystery. Scientists have quake-wave activity, changes when rocks are squeezed in the others where stress Is building mission. This Glca1 Survey at nearby long known that they occurin the pattern these waves laboratory, shortly before up. This doesn't have to he the has been strong opposition in A years ago the admiral case, the admiral Insists the Na faults, or de Reslon Va ,' ep cracks in project arid changes in the failure, the volume Increases * was a captain with apparently because the Navy can build ' b' rocks and along with ow.g This makes the area where no place to go, "Were it not for Congress and for his sting had more nuclear ships if it onl 'will When the rocks on of the fault to the formation of micro- there has not been any recent reached the Navy's highest find f oresi the Atomic Energy Commission e th crack slip or move too ght to fractures. release of tension more likely to Commands. But ,.With existing (AEC) we would not have of i idderilyan earthquake oeews, l 1k. Hamilton, in his Feb. 27 of Measuring suet, signals can be the focus of an earthquake In Congress intervened and naval nuclear nuclear submarines." cia's. presentation, explained the be supplemented by knowledge th e future. propulsio,an Itickover, at last, made rear it is possible to provide enough tie recalls areluctant In •---- -- - -- --------- • energy for loto13 years of ship Navy refused to pay for the AUJA 01itmat d ie to Propulsion plants for the first u1III ____ refuel, he points out "And two US. nuclear submarines new reactor desi'n now under so the AEC bought them MONDAYMARflIZS: 1 _~-~ ' . development will last 15 years. "in contrast, oil-fired naval DEAL compartment—a . admiral, lie since has moved on to three and then four star" One of the students men- tinned the GOP losses In special elections this year and asked i. sthe party is going to "take a hellacking" in November , Ford was candid and posi ti ve. In Philadelphia, Ford had behind barricades, physical his laudatory mention of Sen. back to Washington after some "We're in trouble now. We've plunged Into the black ghetto Jostling by hosts, press and Edward Brooke, It-Mass., drew Florida appearances, reporters for a whirlwind tour of a Secret got terrible inflation, we're got Service agents, a three boos because of Brooke's call who had spent the cia) with some serious energy minority self-help education o'clock airborne lunch of problems last November for President Ford sent a gift back to him aiiil Job training program. And corned in But conic September, October, beef on a roll and iced Nixon his rear to resign T. you will see our economy on over in Boston, at the other end the of the tea, constant movement, Watergate), Ford said: ha' bearing the exhortation spectrum of American society, consta upswing, a be tter handle on nt people. "i happen t believe that the Keep On Streakin and inflation and hopefully some adorned with a sketch of a better progress in the energy streaker, field. A few minutes later, Ford burst into the forward section Ford is never reluctant to wearing the T-shirt and stayed establish h is Independence in to talk politics, the eyes of those who suspect "onee taking office last the Vs hits house would like him - • • . lcember, Ford has been out to be a presidential puppet "• campaigning heavily to show • - threatens to tie up many oil- view of the author arid does not stretching from San Francisco fired Navy craft. to Los Angeles. necessarily reflect the views A small, frail man with a thesecretaryof the Navy or the rapier-like tongue for those he of the Navy." Oil-Fired believes oppose more nuclear Still this yeasty little man has warships, Adm. Ilyman G. no fear of his superiors. "Of what value is an oil-tired Itickover often takes on his It's just that Rickover wants warship if it Is unable to get s he thinks they are his remarks isolated from so oil?" Rickover asks "It Is the wrong. lie has been director of many Nary speeches which need for a reliable worldwide the Navy's nuclear ship parrot the policies and thinking fuel distribution system th at Is propulsion project ever since it of the Pentagon's fourth floor— the Achilles' heel of our oil-fired started more than ) years ago, home of the Navy's top Navy. but the road has been hard and echelons. "The difficulty In obtaining often rutted for this gallant "So tar the oil shortage hamplon of nuclear power for only been an inconvenience to oil upplies to support s trength on the seas recent operations in the the majority of our people Adin. Rickover's only Rickover says Hut a s1ior tae Mediterranean and the Indian . .. , . million barrels of • • -. .,...;;. and do, I have no complaints. In honest straight shooter. There The schedules in Philadelphia fact, I enjoy not only their is an easy camaraderie bet' and Boston had the aura of company, but also how they ween Ford and the press. political campaigning— fast tiancile lie news." police-l ed motorcades into the To the conservative and Streaking and lick to the airports, prestigious 107.yearld Mid. basically friendly crowds kept dles Club of Boston m w On a recent late-night flight here their p ersons feel a part identity has been lost leaving them half-persons. If your husband or wife dies, tendency . Your faintly and friends will to rush into a relationship to ,,. . expect you to openly mourn ease the loneliness. When this Your log. 'They'll probably be happens, a person usually sympa thetic and try to comfort re pea ts the same old . pa tterns YOU. with a new person. But if you lose your spouse by • / and grieve, your family New Face and friends won't be so patient . and understanding, sa ys Jan wi'It becomes the old marriage th a new face. A person needs Fuller. a divorce counselor time to look at the old patterns who has been through a divorce w tie Is not involved with hen herself. another person to be able to do The eonrnOn toward a divorced atti.ude it differently the next time. ).l)UiC Ji "There is no room to change don't you snap out of it now?' the patterns If a Jumps "Although divorce is by right back into marriage." choice, there always is the Ms. Fuller uyi by reading element that you have lost what she has written In her somethi ng you valued ver y diary, she's able to see tangibly VICE PRESIDENT VISITS JOB-TRAINING It also is a what PLANT he is trying to do with her . . .Talks with workers in Philadelphia time for mournin life, "Divorce Is g.particula "1 can look at the emerging Ford answered pointed news media can and have been solitary time. Likes People was close to really patterns and see where I am helpful in trying to preserve questions at the Harvard People It is obvious that Ford Likes some of the great liberties that didn't understand what I was goi ng."shesays.' it gives men Republican Club and later gave people, to reevaluate a g a likes politics and we have In this country." going through. keep-the-faith SPCCCh other way. government, likes his job. He Many nation'soldestRepublican club, Washington-based even likes the press. Feelings Some reporters, who knew Ford as "Today the divorce was For the new vice president, it To the Harvard Republicans, "Jerry" during his years In the final," her diary begins, "I feel was a typical people-and. "A newly divorced person i Ford said of the press: "On the House of Representatives (but have some reaction, often thinks his or hr fee politics day, last-paced on the basis of but the most familiar faces and equity in who today call him "Mr. Vice ground and slow (on Purpose the are different from everyone . handling of whatever I say President") consider him an seem,o,e,os their meaning else's But since I've been for me 1)unseling, I have learned that Mrs. Fuller s the feelings; are the sarne although the particulars may ft" months of her life as a divorced person has been be different." Ms. Fuller wrote about her published. By HELEN M. PAGEL feelings in a diary because, she wooden building with a pitch hammers, chisels, soldering The reader follows Ms. Fuller Copley News Service V3 there was no one she could as she moves from feeling like roof, but the fascinating part irons and many other things talk to about it was the fact that the whose names were as much a the former Mrs. E.H. to One of the most fascinating boards were "It (arced Inc to organize my becoming her own person, vertical instead of mystery as their use. places in the world was grand- horizontal. thoughts," the mother of two Just why this made There were nails driven into back of such a differen She SS YS some divorced pa's shop. It stood Just ba children says "A person can cewould be hard all the walls and hanging on have so many thoughts that persons never seem to become the big white farmhouse, at the to explain, but somehow it them were bits of harness, fly base of a gentle little slope. It imparted a fully divorced they can get all tangled up, charm to the old nets, ropes and chains, piece's of wasn't a very steep slope or a 'The' diary helped inc get In which seemed to set it leather, worn rums from buggmn "You go through a lot of pa in ery long one, but it was a apart from other touch with my feelings and buildings, Wheels and peculiar-shaped to be emotionally free again," splendid one for running down. thoughts about the divorce. There were double doors in objects of wood or iron for says M.S. Fuller "It took me In fact, if you were under also gave me a chance to ex 12 front which opened like barn which no use could possibly be about nine months to feel like a years old, you couldn't press myself without getting a have doors at least, like barn imagined doors of those days, and on one feelings down in We diary Scattei ed around on the Ms. Fuller says that di orced helped me cut the time down The shop was an oblong side was built a large bin with a benches and floor were scythes ________________________ slanting top which raised up, and sickles and knives waiting and this was kept full of coal, to be sharpened, and rakes and There was a gnarled and hayforks and wheel hoes and , ancient willow tree at one front barrow, and ladders and whee ls corner of the building It had an and axles and wagon tongues immense big trunk which and dishpans and pump han. branched into three tru nks dies—all needing a little fixing '-ii, about four feel from the ground, and waiting until P. grandpa 'old 4 • 4 and somehow you felt that it get to them was an essential part of the In one end of the shop was a picture I 1 forge where grandpa kept a Io you that people P, : A 14 , ever built a roaring fire. In this day and age, with all Irve to btl ild it under I. , AAs'wcr in the air, . i Predictions and Iran. - I I BY CAlWI. N COIl. toplr)NesSrrice victory for those in Congress warships must be refueled of the U.S. who admired his courage and every few days. Navy's nuclear propulsion foresight. program says naval leaders Init al nuclear iuC* .or a drugging their polished black Speeches NInUtz.class aircraft carrier conta ins the energy equivalent shoes on a timetable to build more atomic-powered combat Navy Many of Rickover's prepared to 11 ships, even in the face of a speeches carry the notation distillate fuel oil, or enough to petroleum fill a train of railway cars famine that that 'this speech reflects ' I "Now the customer, are starting to come back They're walking, not running, but they ARE coming back." Those makers who can afford it are not standing idly by, waiting to see what will ha ppen. The energy crisis has brought an increased need for mass tran sit and the RV industry has Jumped on the bandwagon with vigor. The result: conversion of m(tor home assembly lines to the production of small buses. FOR THE divorce ft • . reliable predictions is near at iL ,_Z~.*, _ -~ ,1~101_~1~1~71 - , T Af Wants More Atom Ships . • .: . • '. the earthquakes yet o come And 1k, V. E. McKelvey, that annually shatter cities and USGS director, Mated in a coastal zones rimming the paper at the same meeting of Pacific and wreak havoc In the American Association for other teniblor-prone areas like the Advancement of Science: Greece, Turkey, Yugoslavia .,-2,., W-t~_~-t-T S ll "I like people," he replied with gusto. "An d if I didn't also think I was doing some good for the administration, I wouldn't do it." . - - toward the forward steps of the stubby, twin-engine, 300.mllesper propeller.driv WASHINGTON—When Air Convair he prefers over the Force Z the vice president's sleeker, larger Jet aircraft aircraft, touched down at favored by his predecessor . Andrew Air Force Base in A reporter who had spent the suburban Maryland, it was one day with him noting that the o'clock in the morning and the vice president' had just visited end of a 13-hour round trip to his 22nd and 23rd cities and had Philadelphia and Boston, traveled some 32,000 miles in Vice President Gerald Ford, less than fou r months in office, still In his tuxedo from a dinner asked Ford why he was keeping speech in Boston, moved such a public pace. for World built up to where it was paying off, they pulled the rug out from under me. Two months ago I cduldn't unload one of these babies at ANY price," Westering says, gesturing to his two-acre lot Jrmmed full with motor homes and campers of all sizes. nl Pnlinrril -•.. WASHINGTON The equiv. thief of the USGS office of alant of untold megatons of earthquake studies, did report nuclear explosions Is imbedded In a Feb.27 address in San deep In the rocky interior of our Francisco planet earth, poised and "The real possibility of - "For awhile we thought fuel supplies would come to a vir. — able to better detect and treat By JAMES CARY Copley News Sen'ke * Confidence H"'gh-Flyinq Ford A Pernefti the cornea and measures the the low vision eye clinic at the photographs of the eye's sen• not drugs or surgery. technological developments in i'yes pressure by the deflected Southern California College of "(tornctry has developed the eye care field has been sitive front portions and keep air. Optometry in Fullerton. Calif., the same permenent record. many tests for determining if a ultrasonography . The camera, which resemn- "doctors or their technical 'Although optometrists and person needs medical help," he Through this technique sound bles the eye in so many ways, assistants can photograph a ophthalmologists are both said. "If medical help Is needed waves can be used to produce a has proved to be an invaluable lesion in the back of the eye and involved in eye care their then an ophthalmologist Is picture of the eye enabling the Inol eye care, keep a permenent record on responsibilities are different," brought in because they are the ophthalmologist to examine the One of the diagnostic photo how the lesion is healing." Dr. Hrazelton siad in an in. branch of medical science inside of patlemLs' eyes which Anyone who had ever been Althoug h this method is still systems is the Zeiss Retinal or For Injuries to the surface or terview. "Optometry is a dealing with the structure, are blocked by dense Today, aided by the tested for glaucoma remem- widely used, more optometrists Fundus Camera, front areas of the eye. Dr. nonmedical profession where functions and diseases of the cataracts; enable him to detect development of sophisticated tiers the messy, uncomfortable and ophthalmologists are 8ramton said ano th er camera ey es are examined f or defects e)e." a tumor behind the eyeball; diagnostic equipment, op- drops that the doctor had to put switching to a new noncontat-t Record vsteiu called the Slit lamp and faults of refraction and confirm a diagnosis of a m etrists a n d in sour ees in order to get toneter ,'m which simply With Uu.s syk'm,'' aid t)r, (aluera i able to provide either e rectional lenses or Developments iit'Lachtd retina which cannot ophthalmologists are not only them to dilate. howwt's a gentle puff or air off F'rank llra.zelton, director of doctors with detailed exercises are prescribed but One of the most important be seen. Our L.4.1 ii,' ; one Industry official. "Now we see that fuel Is flowing after all, and the gives motor home buyers a good deal of confidence." This view Is shared at the retail level. David Westering has been selling motor homes for five years and was convinced the end was at hand when the crisis hit. "Just when I had my business -- - -• Officers EnterHo nor Society THREE SANFORD police officers have been inducted into the national scholastic honor society Phi Theta Kappa at Seminole Junior College. Pictured (left to right) Officer Richard Dearing, Officer William Hasson, S.J.C. President Earl S. Weldon, Officer Richard Bennett, and S.J.C. coordinator of criminal Justice technology John Linehan. 'Recently," said Mrs. might be able to buy it later at around more. Is season to Deheve the worst may be over for the motor home builders. Industry insiders point to a leveling off of fuel supplies and an end to the panic question: Will there be any gas to buy —at any price? - because And if the drops weren't bad eye disorders such as enough, then there was the glaucoma, eye lesions, retinal tonometer with its blue light It is said that the eye is the tears, and tumors but also that he had to touch ever so mirror of the soul, but to skilled physical ailments as diabetes, gently to the surface of the p t o m e t r i s t s a n d arteriosclerosis, or brain cornea in order to measure the opnthalmc'logists the eye Is also tumors. eye's fluid pressure. the mirror of one's health. the market, Today the recreational vehicle industry is still reeling variety of motor homes ranging '•1 ,.,,...' While the motor home manufacturers don't report monthly sales as su the auto makers, some experts confide that business is off by as much as 70 per cent. Many of the smaller corn. panics have gone under and even the giants like Winnebago have had to tighten their belts and hope for the best. home manufacturers seemed secure. Then came the energy crisis and the bottom fellout of turning out a seemingly endles., 1 checked B) RON WELLS Copley News Service i.' . I, ;r....., .,.., And they were selling them ss fast as they could build them. The future for Winnebago and the more than 100 other motor years ago Winnebago Industries was one of the most dynamic forces In the fledgling reaestion&I vehicle market. Early to capitalize on the moods of a mobile America, the . ______ In price from w" !?,O t trvir. Three /_J -1 .r happenings houcwives Of q-; - prices Your Eye: The Mirror By JERRY ABBOTT 4_8~_ ti' jU dreaming up Sunday, Mar. 24, 1974-7A The Energy Crisis Killed Motor Homes " Secure Future O 11 - .• ' The Sanford Herald KIDS DAY FEATURES ANiMAL RIDES ' • cept black. % ItI.were more very seldomit only in the forge w1wre it belong ,ed and the old shop was still standing )-cars after grandpa had departed th is world your house grow as your family grows. Add that special nursery. Florida room, den, plus. remodel the kitchen and dining room. Plan now for your summer fun-build a swimming pool for your family. Come on in-enjoy a free cup this perfectly ell. of coffee or Florida orange juice while we arrange your home improvement loan. Sa&d The Cables %iIartms'nts 4 111 and Magnolia - SANFORDSEMINOLE Jaycees' annual Kid's Day, April 4-5, will feature rides with live elephants, ponies, and camels as well as a variety of mechanical rides. Proceeds from the event, which will be 3-9 p.m. at the Chamber of Commerce parking lot, go to the Jaycee Civic Project work fund . , t Our home improvement loans will help you make kLd6 ap--- We Want Your Business: • FREE CHECKING SATURDAY BANKING 9-1 SUPERBANKER 24-HOUR AUTOMATIC TELLER �- --- -.- -1!_iVtOI1L - -.-----. . . . ,...'. r-.=-- - ____ - - .; .v. - .-- - I The Sanford Herald Car Racing's JOHANNESBURG (AP) — "Sure I'm afraid when I get out on the track; who Isn't?" Peter Revson said early this year b,4vjte the Argentine Grand Prix. "But it never stopped me from trying again." Revson, who preferred the life of an auto race driver to the Jet set, playboy image, tried again Friday ... and it cost him his life at the age of 35. Dashing Bachelor The dashing bachelor, often linked with some of the world's most beautiful women, d1'1 en route to a Johannesburg hospital alter his UOP Shadow car crashed and burned during practice at the Kyalami Circuit, scene of the March 30 South African Grand Ni. WItfleSSP3 said Revson was coming out of a turn at more than HO miles an hour Peter Revson Killed when his car shot off the 2'-mjle circuit, flipped end-over-end and burst Into flame*. "The car caught fire lnunedtntely when It crashed," said Graham Hill of Britain, who, with fellow drivers Emerson Fit. tipaldi of Brazil and Eddie Keizan of South Officials initially Indicated a faulty steering mechanism may have caused the mishap, but Hill said after a preliminary inspection that it could have been caused by a faulty front suspension. Revson was the nephew of Charles Revson, founder of famous Revson cosmetics firm. But he was not an heir to had It made. Rich. Handsome. And he had just about anything in the world he wanted to (10 available to him; if he wanted it. Why, then, did he stubbornly cling to auto rac? Why, then, Is ne dead? It's not Just the Revion's of the world, the he to fortunes made by others who ha veto donoworkthjels, bu tit'5 dream of the world who choose strange and Unsettling places to deal with their fate. It's not Just the race driver who may be branded as If from another world when then challenge the ultimate In themselves, their own deaths, who are questIonIngwhy revson Is dead. The sports world knows Anyone inaPorts respects dutKltlsthe ultima te Umeclock, ticking away the final )WL months, hours of each personal game, It is the nat ural ending 10 Game." Each person, whether he is rich or poor, famous or a nobody, h*tbOfl tho thoughts Of challenging the ultimate mate in themselves; they learn to like the feeling Of facing one's doom and defeating it-4oi' a While. Sports, while apart from the reality we more sedate people call life, has Its codes of cid. A u-en 3 death or his own definition of the "ultimate" many times, but its the time he's (acing now that counts. Once a PIOfl "retires" he no longer has that very personal feeling he gets when he rises off the ground, dusts himself off, and returns the stare of the chaUee. It reflects something of the noblest and at the same time basest human drives; the desire to overcome. The long distance runner must think agony of the last mile, the pain and desparati000f not finishing ule course, are bisultimateenemy. No. Heis only partjy right. It's himself 1* is 'M Facing Himself NotUme,not avlctcr's laurei not even deathis the ul m te foe.Each pela ownultirnate; his own doomn.Asaoonube qui ts the field he has suecianbed to the enexny-hlznself, The courage and Cuti%iction that put him on the field in the first place are what he has to fight with, "He hoped to win the world driving championship one day. And I think, given proper equipment, he eventually would have won it," Foilmer said. "He was good, A.' ) I , r: N I. # i.-- - f I ete was a race driver and he wanted to stand on his own feet as a competent PETER UEVSON - - - - as rewarding outwardly as those (aced by - Revion or any other well-known But they cost Just as much to attain for anyone. The reward In real sums—to the lndlvidual...Just the same for the kid who is trying to become the best auto mechanic, U.S. Congressman or high school record holder. - To Meet A Challenge , - " -" - • -. - -? . any terms we -- - - i. . " .' ', ',' • - a' , - : "ti - •. .',. -- a .a. . .. ... .. • - -. - ' ' •t -, - 4 - - . ' . , •. ., , X 'j I ? .' ' - N t 1. : .' .• '-'-• :',.e..' Aw -0 I .,., .' a.:.' . - ____________________ :, T e. • - 1, - .. . _. ft. ' . ' '4:.l; •_ -- , . -: jvj1 Title; k;;Hc tt 'Xlq .• ... - Young Players Doing Job By HOWARD SMITH topped Seattle 106401; and George Trapp had 18 to top Phoenix trimmed Buffalo I$ ti'oit. The Los Angeles Lakers a re 119. rolling toward ano ther division Smi th , a 7-footer acquired Bullets 109, Rockets ' championship behind Elmore from Buffalo, took over at ceiElvin Hayes poured In 30 Smi th and Jimmy Price, two of ler when/lilt OiarLberlajn left poInts, 10 of them in he ftnsl their investments in the future (or the American Basketball quarter, and Kevin Porter who are paying dividends right Association. Price stepped into added 26 for Capital. Rudy now. the lineup when Jerry West Tosnjano'iich led Houston with Our young players have [wiped out with an assortment PUlLSreally been doing It for us— of injuries. Hawks 157, hers 101 Smith and Price," said [Akers, AP Sports Writer Howard Porter scored 17 Pete Maravjch hit two free Coach Bill Sharman after his points for the Bulls who took throws with 10 seconds left for dub dumped Chicago 9 F more shots than the lAk ers but A tlanta. Mar a vich collected 16 day night. made five less. The Bulls shot of his 33 points In the fourth p Smith scored a season-high ~'tUr is e4 ". - . . . - April 6 and 7 at Mayfair County Club. Gold sponsors will be allowed to arrange their own foursomes. AppIica'ions are available from chairmen, Dr. Tom Largen or Joe Kurimaj, who announce that only 30 more participants can be aecommodate(1 Wi Hounds Splash Eagles For 6th Edgewater Girls Gain Meet Split By JOHN (-'HERWA h'eraIdCo,pt fl ' ,' — - : ___ r . I I 'I ., I $ . - - — ' ' h','1 .' ç' ,Ir -1-i .:. '3. ft.:'-:.1'i - - . - - •' ' . . - - I — ' ,-)!h-'5 -;.- 4 .' -. .•... - - 51 BICYCLE POWER FOR )I( 1V;\I.ES FAM ILY . .. Save $300 a month doing without cars ,Pro Subs Itching To Play I Feel'To u g h' Professional Basketball 6, n d Ready — Standings - - - (no.1 lOS Lot Angelts St Chicago $3 Phoenix IN, Buffalo 119 Mit*auk 106. Se attle II Saturday' s Games 14.uston vs Boston at Provi dance City Omaha at New 11 York Captai at Atlanta Ph'lad.tphla at Detroit Seattle at St Sunday's Games Houston t Boston, afternoon Atlanta at Capital, afternoon New York it Cleveland Buffalo at Los Angeles Golden State at Ptvoenig Miwaukee at Portland Chicago at Seattle % . wl I SPORTSFOCUS . ` fj; ;4 ,1 b 411~ or By Ira Berkow Fit.v$ -Jt'l NEW YORK — (NEA) "A Pete Rose by any other name still stinks," s,'ft)lged one neoShakespearean p.raphrast on a banner last October here In Shea Stadium This literary brainstorm was conceived after Pete Rose of the a mnnati pj slammed Into Bud Harelaon of the Metz while trying to break up a double play. Dust, spikes and a fist or two flew. — if Ungrateful Fans ta e Baltimore vs Atlanta at Well Palm Beath. Fla. New York (NI vs Civ,nnati a, Tampa. ci. Hog%ln vs Los at Veto Beach, cia Texas vs Montreal at Dayton. Bech. Fla vi Pitt$brgp at ft'Sdtnton, Fla C 'nclnnati vs St Louis at St Pttef5b,g, Fla CPicactoIN) vsSanFrancikoat 'I vs. San Oego at Yuma, Arit ttcstcn vS 5.5 "r%C'a t OnIanU(}. • Chicago (A) vs New Y ork(A) at Foil Lauderdale, Fla Kansas City vs Detroit at LIk,tar,d. I-i. When Rae returned to his left-field position, after the nefarious Inning and whizzing beer bottles greeted him. Nothing new for Rose. Bleacher burns In Wrigley Field pelt him with paper' dips. Fans in San Francisco bathe him with Invective, Even home-town Cincinnati fans, as well as some players, figuratively hold their nose when they hear the name [lose. He Is called hot dog for his head-first slides, his rifling the ball Into the Infield after a meaningless out, his executioner. like motion after catching a fly ball, his running, running even on walks. He has been called, not always with admiration, "('harley Hustle." "Well," says Rose, "nobody liked Ty Cobb either." Rose sees himself In the mold of a modern-day Ty Cobb, Rose is man who hits for average. Last season he batted .338, to win his third league hitting title and it was his ninth straight season hitting o.'er ., 300 The similarities between Rose and Cobb are interestlngg, both in playing skills and attitude, but the differences are even more absorbing. They differ mainly in degree. Cobb had a lifetime batting average of 12th big-league year, has a .312 career average. "Cobb was a super hitter," said Lew Fonseca, the American League batting champion In 1929 and currently a sometime hitting coach with the Cincinnati Reds, "and Pete is a fine hitter. Univeniit Anion. vs taken by the relay teams. day cam e wi th 059 second win Cle,etCad at TUCSOfl. Ani Edgewater's Slettadahi took Throughout the year the in the 100 meter butterfly. the 0 tree and the 100 free. at P&i'i 37 per cent frcm the (kid to 53 nod. Tom Van Aradale had -rr hounds have been winning the Cavil Points. Wiling 14 of 17 shots Per n picked up a win in Sally Lee was the other big Miday's Games ORLANDO.— The Lyman 200 meter medley but ha p nts for Philadelphia, which from _____ ving the 100 free. the f low arid Price added vs Atlanta at West Palm performer for th oi boys swimming team picked up trouble in the 400 meter e Eagles as she Beach, cia has lost five straight. CAlUes u iazcg, rn 24 against the Built It was he its sixth win in seven outings freestyle relay. Edgewater's only winner of won the 50 free and free. $ouiton vs. C'ncinj at Tampa. Dave Cowens, recovering ____ In their last Lakers' 14th vIctory the afternoon was Danny Barb , Other winners for Edgewater Fla iii downing Orlando Edgewater, The 200 medley relay team of Whltmeyer taking the 600 were Gregory In the 1 meter g nsandpnt1mnatwo. from i alight knee Injury, Is 10547. In the girls competiti Kareem vs Los Attgiie, at Veto __ Abdul-Jabbar on Bob Brinker, Schoiplin, freestyle category. Beact. Fl aed 17 Points and grabbed II pwnped In ' diving,and 'tam the depth caught up with he Cekilis and CaVIl led off the 100 fly. BoSton vs. Mo,r- 1 t. In t1 race for the PaeIflc rebounds in the first halt for down 21 rebounds for In the final three events, Greyhound girls as they meet wi th • Fia. The Hounds that took f'st Bosch , a win in 1:50.1. Brinker won the 100 meter pl with 21 wa Division title and the playoff pOlntsandJohnHavlicekhadfl dropped a n-se clecistoc New York (P4) vs Detroit at Bb Dandridge aces were Carol Cattaneo In Laeiand Fla for spot that goes with it. scioepnin followed with an backstroke, Cegalls the 100 the 200 Individual medley .nd the Dt,Oit v f' the wlsuiers while Geoff Hound boys dominated individual win in the 200 meter ktaststroke, and the Linda Cattanco In the i Pisiladeiphi a at paced Seattle with ClNvvat er. Ft. the Eagles at the College Park freestyle. His time was 1:57,2. team of Bri Los Angeles has two gaines Petrie scored 23 for Pod1an kftand th rWa TM have f. P111111liviligh VS points. Pool taking ten of eleven events nker Rogers, Randy backstroke. Karen Hawklnd $I Louis at st. me 200 Indi vi dual medley Kimba ll, and Peletthurg Fla Mike De w took was the only o mainly behind the strength of was th Ebewher in the NBA, Buser winner , Klngi 157, PIstons IN from Ch-ca0o ON) vs Citveian. at en by Calis and the 400 1iter freestyle Suns 126, Bs--es H9 ton Mike ('egalis, Karl Schoepflin, captain hick Cavill fellowed Lyman as she took the 100 U(%C, Ar, Portland 126.118; Ron Behagens basket with Mike Bantom, Gary Mel While the boys were cleaning breast. M.l*auk and Rick Cavili. The vs San Diego at Kansas city-c maha shaded Lb-. two aeconds remaining w three wIn a 23.5 second showing In Up, Yuma. Ar, lack of depth was the on The next 'fleet for the Chica trolt 101-106; CapItal beat Hats. for Kansas City-Omaha,ftKen chionni trilxited and Clem 22 points Huklna eachconfor events seniorsapiece. won two Indivldua' the 50 meter freestyle. Cavil is downfall of the Greyhound Creyhowids will be Tuesday go (A) vs. BaUtmnDe at M,an, ton 109-u; AUwtsedgedPhfl. Dirrett)iltsprocareer.h1gh considered one of the top gir ls Phoenix. Garfield Heard led New YorkFla (A) vs K ansas City at . Edgewater', 200 medley the Winter Park YMCA con My,nL Adding to the Greyhound sprinters In the area. deiphla 101.106; Milwaukee points for the Kings while Buffalo with 31 polite, relay team turned in a time of meeting Evans and Winter strength were two first places Eepflin'sscondwtnof OIIi 2:08.7, vi Calif or nia at Palm Park. qs, Calf Sport Figures Prove 'Abe' Right: - - Saturday's Game, n4a, Cty vi Csn(,nnat at Tampa. I,. Minnesota vs PIot,ton at Cocoa, cia Mon treal vs ba Angeie, at Veto Beach. Fla PtRburgh vs Ne* York (N) at s' P"#ribg, c:. Phadiipi vs C'cgo (At at Sarasota, Fla. Pittsburgh vs. St Louis at Braonton, cia. San Franco vs. Chicago (Ni at Scottsdale. Ant, San Diego vs Arito", Western at Yuma. Ant Detroit vs Boston at Winter haven. cia. New York (A) vs Tevas at P'omgano Beach. Fla Cleveland vs. Oakland at Msa, Aril Mit*iuk vs. California at Palm cr.nigs, Calif. A tlan vi Dattimjq at Miami Fore an 'Collector 's Item' CARACAS tAP) "I'm at Foreman said he felt he has not Foreman. "I'm the world's "He's gonna come charging peace," says heavyweight changed as a person since win- heavyweight champion. Why do out and try to land the big champion George Foreman, ning the championship from I have to Imitate anybody? You punch," Norton said. "I'm so far away from the bill Joe Frazier with a savage dis- don't have to Imitate UNIONDALE ,N.Y. (AP) six shots from the floor, to pre. Caldwell Jones who collected people "He don't know what I'm by The Associated Press collectors." 77 play of punching power Jan. 22, once you've reached a certain gonna do," replied Foreman. Some of the New York Nets serve the Nets' victory, NBA points and 17 rebounds, Foreman Is plagued by man- 1973, In Jamaica. may be showing signs of the position. Eastern Conference New York now leads the "But he can pretty well guess. blocked nine shots. agerial and financial problems Atlantic Division Foreman also denied that he .# wear and tear of the long Division by one full game East "It might be best for him When the over bell rings, here comes W L Pct. 08 that have led to legal actions in has tried to Wtate the out-cf. (Norton) if he t ad to American Basketball Asaoci. Kentucky. The Nets Boston ri imitate a George Foreman.— 51 have three Julius Erving topped New New York the United States and he Just ring actions of past champIons, lot of things I do." ation season, but reserve for. games remaining, 4 31 60* 5' the Colonels York with 24 Points and recently settled his divorce. nato 43 Brian 1) Norton, who has been publiward Billy Schaeffer Isn't one of five. Foreman was favored at Foreman worked cut f'nday ' Taylor added 20. Stew Johnson Philadelphia Cl)' shunned by Foreman, them about 3-to-i to win the sched. and was expected to train today Central Division contributed 20 points for the "But right now the only thing said he thought the champion Wed IS-round bout which is and Sunday, Capital 45 31 $ JO Denver edged Utah 106.103 in but Norton con. Q's. Spurs IN, Stars 103 that's on my mind Is the fight," was doing a "cheap imitation of slated to start at 10:30 "We're on the bench most of the only other ABA Atlanta game p.m., cluded his serious training Houston 31 4 1192 ii the time and we haven't played played. said Foreman, who will defend Sonny Liston (noted for fixing EDT, in the new 13,500-seat Po- Thursday. Cleveland ii Si 350 t7, Dave Roblsch sank a pair of 81 games, so we're not as menthe title against Ken Norton his opponents with a baleful liedro. Most of the betting In The Nets have been wing free Western Conference "I'm going to sleep, rest, go throws with three seconds tally and physically tired as the lately but Tuesday night. glare). I think it's childish," Midwest Division Caracas was on whether the over by the in lackluster fashion, pool and flirt," said left to give Denver the victory, Mlwaukiq 3 1)3 And despite his problems, starters," said Schaeffer after "Let's put it like this," said fight would go nine rounds, New York Coach Kevin tying the Norton. Chcago 52 25 .aSO S llnckets with San leading New York past San Loug)iery admits his troops Detroit j• s Diego for the fourth and final K C Omaha Diego 111-106 Friday night. 33 1* .10025 may be weary. playoff spot In the West DlviPacific Division "We're able to play a lot dtt State 43 3S .55) 3 SkIn, M Smith's three-point tougher than the starters." '1 wanted to give the guys Lot Angeles 46 34 .575 basket with seven seconds Left s..i, Is Schaeffer,a rookie forwar,J more rest tonight but iJust tied it for Denver and set up Ptioenii fl Ill .34517 out of St. John's, N.Y., came coWdn'tdoft.megamewas too Rob(sch's foul sits. 26 53 32 19' alive when the rest of the club close," said Loughery. Friday's Games was slowing down against the The New York coach was Ralph Simpson scored 27 Boston $26, Portland III Atlanta 107. Philadelphia 101 Q'a, He scored 10 points In the much impressed with the play points for the Rockets and Ron caitet to'. Houston S fourth quarter, sinking five of of San Diego's rookie center Boone had 23 for City Omaha tO?. Dc Utah. 5! The Associated Press Games Los Angete, 14. Now York (A) 4 York (N) tO. 5$ I Ka City 4, Chicago (Al 3 Sari 0o#QO 9, Chicago (N)5 San F r ancisco S. Oak ian1 4 Milwaukee a. Cleveland I Montreal vs Cncivviatt at Tampa, Fia, ppd, rain. THE BEAUTY IS IN THE SWING TEEING OFF for Ballet Guild Open Golf Tournament are fl to r Clockwise) Vickie Shelley, Sara Lee Roberts, Maureen Kelley, Mary Anne Grover, Debbie Kniffin and Kathy Neiswander who will join the other 18 company dancers as hostesses for the two-day event, -. - Haven, Fla. p94,. rain froil vs Philadelphia at Clearwater, Ft. . ppd. rain •_ -- " vs Boston as Winter . , 1 "I The man who climbs only hill, when he knows there are real mountains he can at ta ck is the man who degrades himself. "Death be not proud," you only signal the end of that particular game. . .1 — P ... - Baseball Schedule . v W - Exhibition ion — -_ t as spectacular nor 411111111k., Action - D 10 e ., Lakers Eye I' T,te tqrath ' " - really smooth on road courses, as fearless as anyone at Indianapolis and as dedicated to the sport as anybody in it." Revson had signed to drive the Indianapolis 500 for Philadelphian Roger Penske and to compete in the Can-Am series. "If I don't win the championship in the next two years, I'm thinking of retiring," he said In an interview in January. "...l raced Can-Am and Trans-Am before, but Formula One is the real meat of racing. For me, it's now or never." Revson lived in New York and Recondo Reach, Calif. lie consorted with the Jet. Miting 'beautiful people," and romanced the Ml&i World titleholder. But he referred to be known for his racing. i& ri ;;IVaI Air Force, has a friend ntthg o' without a ear. they owned as far as we did." Wales points Wales rides a oc to work Christmas and they used the truck and al9l3 station wagon. out that one of his nefghbora,a and so does his wife, Fairfax, bus to get to the zoo. When we "We contemplated getting a Coronado policeman, rides a SAN DIEGO, Calif. "It has who has a Job In downtown need to go to town for the small car, but found that wasn't bike to work. been delightful to sit back and Coronado, evening, we tent a car — no really necessary," Wales says. not worry about gas lines and Daughte'r, Douglass, and son, problem. No, we haven't had "I no longer have car price Increases and rationing," Scott1 the other two family any complaints from the kids. payments, insurance Spare Time Fun says Navy Cmdr. George E. members, pedal bikes daily to Our transportation problem is payments, gas bills and all the Wales. school, nIL" bills that come with operating a In spare time, the family He has sold his two And it is working out, Mrs. car," he says, adding that he rides to beaches and parks, and automobIles and bought (our Wales says, to be "tremen• Energy 'Vibrations' estimates monthly savings to Cmdr. and Mrs. Wales pedal bikes for his family. "We may dously enjoyable for the whole be III.. regularly to a night school art have to go back to a car family." He does have to put up with class. sometime but not while we're "My muscles have firmed up Before coining to Coronado, some teasing from his friends, To buy groceries, Mrs. Wales here," he says. considerably," she adds. "I feel Mrs. Wales explains, the family he says although he does beat rides to the North Island Navy healthier and I have more vim, lived on Whidbey Island, Wash., some of them to work on his two commissary, then calls a taxi R ides To Work vigor and vitality, w here they "began to feel wheels instead of their four and pedals home behind it. "Here," for "We can get everywhere we first vibrations" of the energy but on the other hand, he Wales family, "And that's at," she says, need to by bike," Mrs. Wales crisis. is nearby noticed a "sort offarmlng out of "the driver loads and unloads Navy's North Island Naval Air says. "Coronado Is unique In Transferred to Coronado In the idea in my neighborhood, the packages. It's a real help Station, where Wales Is part of that regard. There Is a bus to July of last year, the family Quite a few others have started and much better than doing it the headquarters staff of the downtown San Diego. Douglass began thinking about doing utilizing bikes, but haven't gone all yourself as it used to be." . - By HFRSCIWL NISSENSON includingthree-run homers by ace ... f or several reasons. One is off the mound hard with his Marty Pattin hurled six AP Sports Writer Dave&hneck and >• Ayala his age — 38. Another Is the right leg. scoreless Innings; the Kansas Will the real Bob Gibsonand a couple of bunt singles by right knee he injured last Aug. 'They've been saying the fast City Royals beat the Chicago Felix Millan—in the next three 4—against the Mets, ironical. ! please stand up. ball is gone for years," Gibson White Sox 4.2. A two-run homer I Is it the Gibson who breezed innings as the Mets crushed ly—and which required surgery noted, "and they've been wrong by Tony SolaJta off Dave Lemthrough the first nine New York St. Louis Cardinals 10.0 In an to remove damaged cartilage, for years. Himself is what he's up against. And he's onds in the sixth Inning was Met batters in order Friday? Or exhibition game? the toughest fighter on the block. He knows decisive for MC. When Gibson was hurt, the L, it t1* Gibson who was tagged Another veteran right-hand. TV jury is still out on the Cardinals led the National all the weaknessez of the man he's trying Pittsburgh's Dave Parker for eight runs on seven hits.— Cards' long.time er-Mel Stottlemyre of the New to beat down. lie plays on his :zund, telling pitching League East by 2& games cracked his third home run in Yankees— . York Yankees—was hit even him constantly; Not this time. two days, a two-run shot, and They went 20-31 and skidded as narder than Gibson. The l. It's fight to sued, the Pirates shut out the Royals low as fourth place before he Angeles I)odgers combed Stott B squad W. every time that puts men on ML Erst, ret ur nedforonelateSeptember for 10 hits and 10 nmeven the moon, or In a boxing ring. In this case, start—"to prove to myself that earned— in . 10 three innings and Hank Aaron played an entire a rand pu auto racing circuit. I could still pitch, so I wouldn't demolished th e Yankees game for Atlan ta and went hi tThe curves, the road, the car was not have to think about it all winClarence Gaston hi t a three. less In four at-bats. But the half so much the foe Peter Revson faced ter"—in which he defeated run homer and Fred Kendall Braves, who led 3-0 In the first Friday, but himself. Whether he won or Steve Canton and the singled home two ni as inning, edged the Texas lost, only he knows. But it's the (acing of Philadelphia PhiUles 7-1. San Diego Padres broke a six. Rangers 4-3 on Frank Tepethe foe that counts the most. game losing streak with a 54 dIne's sacrifice fly In the ninth. The hard-throwing right- victory over the Chicago cubs. How Much Better? Three Florida games—Mon. handier has pitched 16 innings treal.CthcInna U flousto.Bs-this spring with a yield of 13 Sports George Scott's two-run The challenge of "how much better can I ton anci runs on 17 hits and there seems double in the first Inning and were reined out. dolt this tlme; how mucttmorewlultcost to be some question whether Bob Colucclo's three-run homer to do So?" Is the real challenge of life, just he'sstIUahar4.throwingrjgt. in the eighth paced the as in sports. bander. Sunday, March 24, lTh ) Page ØA Milwaukee Brewers to a 6-1 Every so often It's good to remind • Some say his fast ba ll Is victory over the Cleveland ourselves that we, too, face such ________________ - — missing because he can't push Indians. Meeting the challenge renews life. It rekindles the spirit the way nothing else can. When a person can look not at fellow men but himself and know he has met the challenge that time, the reward is incalcuable in could ever devise to measure such achievement. Ufe means the most to those who r is k it. Personal achievement, whether in sports or any other phase of life, means the most to those who strive so hard to attain It. The realtheatisthepersonwho ivesfor utu.. Who wants Just a little. He is the person who "cut" his scoring and sold the gameouttolessthanidealgoals.merels he realcheatw ho knows he isnotmectjng best In himself he has to offer as a ByWCRMElGER Copley News serslcc - - After Eigh t-Run Met Outburst ey iBike Peddling Family Saves Money In The Long Run Championship Hope Revson began racing sports cars as an amateur In Hawaii In 1960 and turned professional three years later. In 1971 he became the first American to win the Canadian-American driving title. ,Ir ~r a - Self Challenge I Cardinal 's Gibson Not Hooting Herald Sports Editor There are probably those among us who to o1essional," said fellow driver George FoRmer, a close friend of Revson's. 14 Year Career Faulty Steering ByjRichards May 32Y Peter Rmjn was a fool. He Crash - Africa, attempted to rescue Revson. "It was still burning when we turned It over and lifted him out.,, Sports Spotlight I Flaming the cosmetics fortune, although his family %as wealthy in its own right. A brother, 'b'- i.. -•_, . _u - race NU IøI1 fl 1,7 crai n Spain. Dies in crash - In Sunday, Mar. 24, 1974-9A Cobb More Talented? "1think overall Cobb was more talented, but both altowed trenendous desire and used their skills to the ultimate, "Pete Is always asking me about Cobb. 1 remember his first question. Tell me, Lew, was Cobb as tough as they say?' "Tougher, I told him." Cobb was always getting In brawls, With teammates, with opponents and with fans, who he would climb Into the stands t 1) - "Cobb would do anything to win," said Fonseca, "I remember a story concerning Howard Etunke, the pitcher, lie had pitcIted at De troit when Cobb was the playing-manager, Then he was traded to Philadelphia. The first game Ehmke was in against Detroit, he hit Ehmke with a pitch. And Ehmke called to Cobb,'! hit 20 batters for you last year. Now I got one for myself., to Cobb would awlat the opposition, saId Fonseca. And, In his way, so does Rose. "One pitcher got Pete out three straight times," said Fonseca. "The fourth time up, Pete shouted to him, 'Go down to the bullpen and getwarmed up,youain'tgot no5hln. ABA East Division W L Pct. 00 N.iir York s .413 Kentucky 50 $ .433 Carolina ia 34 .575 JS Si Virginia 26 51 .325 2S11 Memphis It 41 '3'3' West Division Utah 50 12 San Anlon 44 ) 6' indana i 37 $43 6 Denver 35 san Diego 35 s is Frida y's Games Den ver lOS. Utah 103 New York Ill. San Diego 101 Saturday's Games New York at Denver Carolina at Kentuck-1 Utah at Memphis San Diego vs. Virginia at - - Double-Edged Rose major difference Is that Cobb often did not even speak to teammates. Rose talks, though sometimes double-edged. when Rose says to Tony Perez, who passes him In the locker room. "When you gonna knock me In? I'm tired of standin' on second base," it draws a laugh from Perez. And a slow smile fom Rose. Coto, particularly, was obsessed with being tops, Once, he was angered when he returned to his hotel room saw roommate In the bath tub. Cobb screamed, "Get out of there I'm always first!" Rose has his peculiarities, too. Once he was giving a baseball clinic for kids on a Hamilton, Ohio, sandlot field, and he let a giounder go through his legs. One kid laughed. Rae skewered him with a look and said, "I make seven errors a season. I have six left." Roth Rose and Cobb were influenced by their fathers, Rose's father taught him to switch hit ("And I'll always do it) I promised Dad that"—) emphasized to young Pete how Enos Slaughter always hustled everywhere on the field . Hampton Sundays Games Utah at Indiana, afternoon San Diego at K entic 55. after on New York at San Antonio Virginia at Memphis Carolina a, Ccn.er -_ College lie told Pete, "That stuff about it's not whether you win or lose, but how you play the game, that's a lot of bunk. If you don't win, you haven't accomplished anything.' "If my father were alive," said Rose, "he'd have bawled me out If! hadn't put tiiesiugonJarreijon, In his autobiography, written with Al Stump, Cobb talks about the tragedy of )j father's death. "My father had his h blown off with a shotgun when I was 18 years old . . . I've never gotten over it." It seems that Cobb tried ever after to vindicate his father and produced, In Stump's words ,,the most violent, successlul, thoroughly maladjusted personality ever to pass across American sports. As Cobb himself put It, "I had to fight all my Life to survive. They were all against me . but I beat the bastards and left them lit the ditch . . Time ! ByJOAN RYAN public trust, something which like athlete would be disliked Angeles International International air Newspaper Eaterpr1seAsss. has not escaped the attention of Mark Spitz, for example, is described the test reaction to Would you buy Fruit of the the ad agency that handles shown In a crass way, and Russell. Loom underwear from Howard Fruit of the Loom. "Keep this that's why he scores so low on Cosell' Could Mark Spitz's under your tutu," agency there or(Spilzrankedlh9thin Telephone Poll endorsement of milk convince spokesman Ira Lausman trust). you to unhand that can of beer? cautioned, "but we're not going "We chose men and women Yogi Trustworthy Wouldyoube temptedto to use him next year." who were both buslne mouthwash that Rosemary and casual users of long "We came up with the idea distance. There was really no Casals hates? Considering the Sinking Shorts for the Jockey shorts corn- difference between the two notoriety of these sports Fruit of the Loom may be mercial figures, It's surprising to learn to show the groups in the over-all response, that the answer from a cross striking slowly in the east, but generation gap between white but the men got more excited at section of the American public Jockey shorts are rallying, underwear users and colored the end when he made the thanks In part of Yogi Berra's underwear buyers. men we Is an emphatic no. basket, and the women recent endorsement, Berra selected Yogi and his three responded to his personality at (along with other baseball sons." No Fooling the beginning and to his laugh greats — Stan Muslal, Mickey Lending credence to and gesture of enthusiasm at That answer comes from a Mantle and Sandy Koufax) Plapler's view than the athlete the end. It was one of the more recent marketing research ranks In the top five in public making the product credible, Is arousing commercials we report by Alan R. Nelson trust, another survey ciofleon the west tested inmne years ortesung." Research Inc., of New York, I called the Levine, Huntley coast by the Walt Wesley Co. The Nelson Report, though it proving once again that old Abe and Smithad agency, expecting Seductively named "Arousal," has its failings, remains was right: You can't fool all of to hear wild celebrations over the test consists of a psycho- ultimately comforting. Con. the people all of the time. the phone. Instead, Larry galvanator measurement of sider, for example, that After tabulating a 19-page Plapler, co-designer of Yogi's sweat gland responses on the Howard Cowell, a Democrat, is questionnaire citing 260 per. Jockey commercial, had hand. gearing up to run for Consonalitles that was circulated reservations about the Nelson Twenty-five men and women servatis-e Sen. James Buckley's among 2,500 men, Nelson found report on athletic credibility. were tested for their emotional New York seat In 1975. And that there was a surprising gap "This research report was response to various TV corn- Cosell, according to the Nelson between a sports personality's taken after Yogi Berra did our mercials. AT&T reported report, ranks 186th in respect recognition factor and the commercials, and I think our gleefully that Bill Russell (who for talent; 176th in likeability; amount of public trust he had commercials had a lot to do had not been included in the and 131st for public trust. All of earned. Trustworthiness, ac- with his trustworthiness in the Nelson report because there is the people can't be wrong. I cording to the report, has report," Plapler emphasized another Bill Russell in mean, If it won't sell in Grand nothing to do with talent, or "The way I feel Is that 11 an baseball) scored highest for his Rapids, then it won't sell, Lack of it. athlete says, 'Use such and delightful long-distance Sorry about that, Howard. CoseU, for example, ranked such a product because I use it, commercial. Wesley, who was There's always an acting sixth In recognition but 131st In then it's so crass that the most reached at a pay phone at Los career-with NBC — BIG SELECTION — - Lot Of Bunk You Can 't F ool 'Em All I Basketball Playoffs By The Associated Saturday's Games NCAA Semifinals At Ore.nsb.ro. N.C. Kansas, 23 S. vs Marquette, IS 4. pm, EDT UCLA, 213. vi North Carolina State, 31 I, 3 p m. EDT -- Ni Semutnals Jacksonville. 200 vs Purdue, t ,. I pm, EDT Boston College. 200. vs Utah, 21 7. 3 P m. EDT Sunday's Games NOT FUv.sl At New York City Con solation game II a rn EDT Championship game I m EDT - Monday's Games NCAA Final At Greensboro, N.C. Consolation game. 7 p.m, EDT Championship game. t p m, EDT AAU Qvsnt,r.Fhals Jacksonville, Fla 0$, California U Lot Angeles U. Armed FOrCe'S Washington BSU 100. Lexington Baton Roug. 106, Dayton 5 National JUCO ------ Champion hip Semifinals U Mtrct'r, II) 41. NE Ohio 51 CP'ipoia. cia 5*, Moberly. se Conso(afl.n Semifinals H.ilstxro, 1ev, St Wesson. Miss San Jacinto. Tex. 70. Aril. Western 65 Vrcrnnn In d It$ New Yrek ( , , LEVIS Miller Returns, Leads Sea Pines HILTON HEAD ISLAND, Allen had a 72 in the cool, Johnny Miller said the key to S.C. (AP) "The biggest thing windy weather and was tied at his game is his Iron play. about my game," Johnny Mil-140 with Wedklns, who had a 70 "The thing Is I'm hitting my ler said, "Is that I can take two that Included a double bogey Irons the best I ever have. I or three weeks off and come from the pond on the 14th hole. know, from my one Iron to baca and stW be playing as wedge, if I get the drive in the good as before." the only others under par fairway, I've got agood chance after two rounclswere Don Bies of hitting the Iron close to the The 26-year-old blond, just 69, and Tom Kite, 68. hole." back from a three week ab. ____ sence from the game he has dominated this year, put to. gether another four-under-par 67 and established a whopping, 6 stroke lead Allen Miller, no relation, and Lanny Wadklns was by two strokes the biggest 36-bole lead of the year, Featuring — Pre-Shrunk Denim Bell Bofloms Also Corduroy Bells MANUEL. JACOBSON DEPARTMENT STORE 213 E. 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Wldle tile West Coast of Illimis teamed up to land a sit- e Florida I wilb the Red Tide and the ones up to three pounds. This qI VF,ly. resulting fish kill, rohniival A-~ --~J fly .Odt. eXCltI. Flc_!d_ - 4parently has coine up tat It'- -rlapaln" plug acwRh its own unique mystery. counte ' "d'for a string of four for A boater, cruising between another fisherman plying the 14 .. it i on the St. Johns River, reports seeing at least IS dead alligators lying along the shoreline. The gators ap- Shad Dr. Jim Sanford and Bill parently were not shot, but died Rankin. Daytona, went the of some unknown cause. trolling route to take 13 shad, V __ Bow Fishing seven with roe. Bill Hankins "Fishin' Hole" Bait and Tackle Bow fishermen are getting The Main Street Pier in Shop in Daytona told of a snook 18 in the boat with seven roe. their equipment ready for theDaytona Beach experienced a On the local fishing front, the George [iced and party from soon to be announced bow terrific run of weakfish (silver plug caster off the North Jetty best bet •e'in to be shad. Winter Park had 15-cI roe-and fishing contest and some of trout) Wednesday and Th ur. . Thursday on a green and sil ver them have already started s&y morning. By afternoon ,,MLrrolure". sharpening up their shooting Thursday the weaks had slowed ' Fresh Water ______ -, _________________________ -. r.1{ !1..:'uI ... - 4 - . - T:- - . ~ - . -A - I - .. lI I im .I - ! -I .., - .- Z ii I _______ ________ 1 \ - ____________________________ - _~'. ~ _. . --- :_. Z . I : .~ --- . _- .. -, - / lop _____________________ - ii . MIII! t Joliii',iildsti I i pounder Bob King at Marina Isle told All By JOHN CHERWA HerIald -- ak 1(from bein aSuperBowls .A . . 11 , . .- ..,., I - liq !~ - " 1 ' I, - r I. .- - - X. I, -At * 4 - Q; _ " 1 . -".--I - - . '' 1 11Z . -_ a ~. i . . - Ir - I g -_7-" M - -- games-without a disqualification. Don Meineke of Fort Wayne t now Detroit) foukd out 26 Lunes in the 1952-M season alone. Q..Sin" the Atlanta Rr3VC$ have announced that llenry ;r,~ W . __ I I - . 1 1. .1~ --.. . 4 ~ ~- -:30-rd * t , , . M~ prevent The vitillog team Pitchers while to APants to walk At. Aaron Intentionall every time he comes to bat? I believe Heory . -. . - I - " be in All.lants, Pitchers ar I 901M to walk him I mum, who would ever iave heard of Tom Zachary If he hadn't served op it THIS 'CAT' ISN'T FUSSY ANYMORE - I. -- - . ~ .e _- ~ ___-r * ' - '4 sesiford HeraI The most lalemluig questless will be asseritid Ila )f-mUD ,egrij that he cauo* write personal Jussweri; to an qMllooI -- . - I& A . " The 440 yard relay team of --r- • t - upcoming meet one of , 1, i In t ECLIPSED — By GEORGE W. CRANE, ( FUNNy...OMETHp. I I NAGGING QMETHIM I FORGOT ce ,. 0H, NOW I RMMEMgjII -..-' 1) ahead of her children. Do you think she is just a scared menopausal ville" Or Is she an ~ •- / — __%_ ? / _____ 't / =- : — P rrs FUR ~T~u, G - PRY--HE Y111 CA1COj _. It I t~ Ii N"L foil Division Monirtai i L AngI AtIinI Pith 44 14 It " 227 141 34 14 21 19 7.11 146 2S 2012 441W 711 24 3113 43 ISS i n 37 • 34 3 2i7 I) 35 53 riôy a 'k" - V 1I &I Mortr*al Ntw f*fk RarOffs at DetrILA , iw Markin RN yard run '-i_r 0ton V$''uvr i 10% ANr% it, no" jq.,'j ga;~,444_61 / , :z-g_(y j / WERE .,\ ' 1% . Ic &I--4 TO THIS ' —'ii ..~3 14 ,, I` C40 1i I I . _ze ._if.. - .' 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Camp 421 ors 49 51 That first option is expressed Clergymen need not waste in t~v Hedonistic philosophy of: much time on them, cithert hit drink 1irid merry for tAlwayswritt to Crane in tomorrow w e die." cart of The Sanf ord herald Thai second choice is enclosing a long 3tampe evidenced by church people and addressed envelope and 25 , 37 Girls eirii,nie .1, 24 Amef 1(*jn rifir.ituritt -111 J* , ji Vlntjrll 47 I(endrr ri:! i 48 Hemim 40 [*nitw lii nirue "" T 4 IS7 )lkmentr I 7 19 10 — 21 l' j25 20 F—f---r--- ____ 1 ~+_ 16 E NCC-itne "u?, 52 Canvas shritel AI ~ i 11(;Jr*n spot% . 33 kanit,t iji r 39 Content1% --- - 11 10 lies-d I I Strolit4 lightiv 0wst bone For chronically selfish 40 Fact% peoiie whodusregarti their own (or others" thOscwhobecorneactiveinthe jccwrp J (;.AIIAJ~ itj% chiatrist.s are dubious about an), change for the better. at is owitcrate-i PSYC110PATHIC I INk ky .1 1. W AnRay TODAY'S QUF-%Tlo,% sickening halt. When play Mabt a Hilly Graham can back on religion and even herr make a radical cons ersion of , __-__ . 40 SendS? 'o' JACOB MQD(R4 with a woman who turns her - - ' ) l'a llav% la..s Remt,nber , the renoal or planola but West wa,, unkind Mie had had an affair mth her recreation. or at least mixed employer. 1ximling teams where husband "Dr. Crane. what is wrong and %ife stay together. Leo Falk and Sy Barry P= CHILP I _/ WR/40F — 0 _________ _ I A / icionto ii Vanc ouver , r ~:, ) __ A 4~60 •i ,._-,_7'\ i— THE PHANTOM ,- _____ 34 3-N T ' You hold the saime hand Ej,t many earlier symptoms of ______ Atlanta at III ' 'oc' ) 1 '-'TI I_I) I - I l'as. Pam Ilo%ever, we can assure bourdoir calories, urdess she is 90IN and in recent years. six. has joined a women's bowling team as well as a bridge club "A year ago, she insisted (in j --f- C 1 4-.) 21 32 16 so 213 2X 21 . . - A41111 YE4R meeting re pe nting yet. ( ,,7 FLAR N #.p, I . Z//i' :==1 _______ NfN&, RUBBER Af,4119!5 30 10 70 721 H III-_ BEETLE BAILEY ) ~, 60. 40 21 9 " is? Ila who married one week after "She has left me with 4 teen. cessation of uterinc actelity, age daughters who are very does NOT kill wife's delight :n tht first few years 1= 77 -_ ~ . r 23 South 16 2V 3 is, but South must have come his play of dumexcised. yet such a patient my's ace of hearts at trick ne doesn't lose her delight in and ace of spades at hick t0 home and took our as to the function of the womb' daughters to Sunday School for But Clark's wife showed 4 J ___________________ - _______ I was reared in a good under an agtld nusconception commenced L. 1%.1 .4 IP U111fliN The bidding has been Jambys. wnI North Fast But that dread can easily be excess baggage, much hke the much devoted to Inc. -~ c5 give him game and rubber. By Oswald & James Jacoby thspelled if she realizes that Nonality? Can preachers pleases HIS I ~ .. AWRK oRq,Y7Z.0 1117-1116 / HO4ER fourth trick and still have enough winner, in his hand to vi kisure" We don't go along with womb luterus) is relatively private apartment, so she can lead tier own life. is she 14E'S PEADiN,G 14!1 I , - - 1 - • intcnsely ps>chopathle per- -13 - A 1. .1 -I by I MJN I shot it was lead romantic charm. - Chich Young I 1 vermiform appendix. bridge players who play in Thus. the womb can be haste that they are You. South. hold likely to by surgery spend a lot of valuable time 4106654 V' K Q86 #, .1 54 CASE Z-584: Clark K., aged removed (hysterectomy) or cease its do %04. do 42, came to see me recently. repen ting. "my monthly function at age 45, yet "Dr. Crane," he began, A-Past Your partner should We don't know what shawufeIsnotreducedthber recordfortheplayoftwoa hate 1gured you b,r511d1 wife has moved out of "f) . O change such people' • - -. -- West who places her own pleasures j/ hi i 4 Q109 *Q9 Clark's wife is a cl&ulcal nienopausal panic, since she is There is an old saying, case of a sex oriented female 41, and scared lest she soon be "Marry In baste, repent at 1 LFORGOT TO FEED he would have noted the Possibility of a bad trump Clark's wife was merely in a by Dick Covolli ________________________ - - Ordinarily, you might think —i F-IL11-T break. Suits do break" almost four per cent of the time. SOU117111 fl)I Then he would have seen a 6 KQJ852 way to guard against it. All he 93 had do be to ruff a KS heart ° aL t trick o. Then he 4A72 would lead a trump to dtumy,s Wh vulnerable ace and find out about t.he bad North Fast South break. 16 This wouldn't bother hizn at an IN T Pam 36 all. fie would simply ruff 46 Pam Pam dummy'3 last heart for W and missionary societies. 11h.II St. 1). 3-ZJ ___________________________ Alan Mayer _____ I / WINTHROP with a 'l0, IK96 Wife Places Pleasures Ahead Of Her I re 1' -_.__--. Central Florida running Beth and secx)nd place P~krticip&nts. In the 220 yard dash Tern "The stars impel. they do not compel.,, What you make of )(1ur life is largely up to You! I J 109752 0 J43 *KJ53 — In the field events, starting the finest competitors in record was beaten by both first with &izy Stroup turning in a 4109764 ine CALLED., I '.- PWX`h As she nIns both the mile Astauchio tossed the bI the the I \ I The SM yard run has two of In the broad jump the school I ku seconds From her last Outing. BETH TRAVIS L0PS TEN SECONDS OFF TIME _______________________________ XTJS 4. 4'2". Hounds strength's Is the 440 a smil's Pace. but the boat had sailed and Sou th wound up one trick short. If South had just stopped to think before leading to trick two ,' + us 410 4 64 WERT Carroll Right for April is now ready. For your copy send you Forecast, The Sanford herald, ywood, Calif. 900n. LEARNED ME .00 circuit in 61-3. The school IhgeI was second a & heighl of ' — _____ A Kooic. I,, . ~: I _-, — which could by Bob Thomas 1 1 L _______ Win At Bridge cause him or her to lose out, so teach early to deliberate more. Give as line an educa ti on as you can and show much love and understanding, especially early in life. Give good religious trairiing and plenty of leewaY, Ahere friends are concerned. Some kind dis l needed. cip - J'A .- _- / . I ' M W64T1FJG- meet rurining a 68.0 quarter Berkley e4ged Travis 3:03 to Donna Hunt approached the nWe (440 yard dash). in the 3:06. Travis lowered her time District C 11I mim - . 7 IF YOUR CIIILD IS BORN TODAY..Jie or she wifl be very alert and will act qu1ckly,sorneujnest Impetuously, . 1' BLONDIE 1 "1p - . FRANK AND ERNEST 0 - Although the LA Rains ren"ed their lease oxi the C64*urn for three years. Carroll Rose stadium for the long4em futive. next to the Hollywood Race Track ljustasJsckhent(OkebuilthIsFmthere) Got a tough question a bout sports and the people who pla y I I BY The Associated Prell V - helpyou. Have fun tonight f I . !F,g - - ¶ / .' - PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) Handle duties efficiently. Do something about that plan you have and get trusted adviser to ,. -- :' W . - . - - - 1; . . - mercials notwithstanding, this cat Isn't a fussy eater anymore. r-p - - a wait you and perform in a fine 6 - Hate to write Ituers? Send st is ANgau Van Una. 122 iyr.. Beverl yRhlls, Ca. $212, for Abbys booklet, 110w to Write LeWrs for AU Occasions.- others without Procrastination. Get at all those activities that - ____, pkas. AQUARIUS I Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Express your clever Id eas to - ~' ~ ~ HERMAN STRICKLIN. pulled up a nice 101.2 pound catfish in the St. Johns River out of the Wekiva River Haven camp, and TV com- 4 Aw~ 11 ,e',4~& ~~ V_i_Ww ll __ -- __~ :~ __ - TEIMII — . IN Proble ms' you,11 feel better lf you get it oft ar cbesL For a personal reply, write to ABBY: Box No. iaiw, LA., Calif $00 Eoclose stamped self -addressed eavepe, to Jan 201 (,et a new slant on your I)!5t duties. Take the treatments that give you mor e energy. hemng fi%ors Lii social ___________________ "_ _- (APHIIOI'\ Ik I 0 .* 4I.-W k 1. - 15HE '19 no situation as hopeless Als A single girl ,who has got It bad -__. -_-'. . IV t1r DEAR l4 Send the internal re venue department a check for $sm. And if %ou still can't sleep. send lem the ideas and impress others favorably. Make new ~ 1 ______ '.'--- S_ .- fliiIlaIo I REA,OIJ ! !:) i - - ~-. : ~ M _. I -~,__ _ - games In Cincinnati, What's the big deal? He works for the Braveswtiodeterminetas workinghours-lorwhaleverreason. And since he'll inevi ta bly fit homers 714 and 715, it might as well ALL L)R TilE MORE _____ . Aaron has cold oat to the Establishment" sad has forgotten where hr came from -Gary man, union city, Cal. JI5r- Toi, " _____ 0 V~ _ wq" - - - .. I I '. __ - strange way of looking at life but 4 ,0~f%~ 1 ,' I - I,, X. - -- . , . DEAR ABBY, I haseot ben able to sleep very well You see I did a little creative bookkeeping on my Income tax by way of deductions Any suggestions? INSOMNIAC LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22i Discuss future plans with an s4)( Ont who opposes you ma) be sarcasti c ~-*. oy Crooks & Lcwrnc. rAlj- THE 68-0. This sets the stage for one Foster broke the 30 second -Shana Ilabel with 24 7t," with harrier with a new school Mary Lou of the top races of the day Krenzer at 246" - - ~ I - r~ - - - .F , i I times are sure to come down Second in the Brantley intra I Q..WMcb NBA star has never fooled out to more than If as a o'-Dana dui Cleveland, 0 flight now, thtrre ain't no such anti-I You're a )car late with your question. Wilt Chamberlain went his entire NBA career, 19S 4f) C. ~ I,' - m- VOW _ mark of 2:10. - human element-in baseball, they called fewer strikes on Ted Williams because they respected his batting eye '4'. _ K;, i "I - Leigh Cattell, Gina NichmAn, w in an early March game between the Pistons and Warriors. No, there's no obvious preferential treatment. though there is the :.- i - / ii" M ' : . ,_ - -~, - N-lil' -, . I " \/—' - ~ r ____ - the 100 yard dash, also 7:08. I 10 'd ~ -1- . I- 4 -41 .0 . ---,,,.I-0 I. ~ .-_ , ..., - , 1 ' IS a ' thernanwiththebahloutof bounds RichiePowers one of VA GOT) ( FUPPSV SL/iCis \\\ / A IS IN Hi f/f. Terri Foster lowered her time the second plam winner with _ _, fl ow can th ere be a f-out In ba sketball hec there's The NBA has been trying to phase out the force -ou t call but its still on the books to be called at the discretion of the referee when there 's incidental tact near the sideline that forces , 1 BUT HI PAWS ARE it -e-~~ __-- - a 7:22 to 6:55 a difference of 27 -- ghe preferential treaeot to certain stan In calling fouls'-. - seconds. Sebnina Williams was record is 59.6 - not t ..a teams from Lake Brantley and Brantley girls moved into place with Liss Parker . N ) KV'_,HELP Williams, Tern Morrison, and Faulkner cleared 4'4" good Tern Foster completed the enough for top honors, Becky - A SEE IT I came from miler Darlene Berkley. 11cr time moved from ________________________ Q IP AN OE OMVOw .r i points as the Patriot total. established for girl's corn- record, with a 12.7. She dropped Becky Bagel, and Karen Travis and Darlene Berkley. Gina Nlchman and Tina But. The Patriot girls have been petition, the time two tenths of a second. Rosenhierner teamed upto set a Travis is considered one of the terworth both went 14'O" for on the practice track longer This intra-squad affair was Cheyrl Frey's best was new school record in the top half milers in the area and first and seccnd position 2:09. has been con tinually lowering respectively. yard relay of Rosenhelmer, Dempsey, be time. Berkley gives the The softball throw, new cattefi, Frey held ow Patriots a one-two distance area competition ' Janet % ill soon pan his projected six4igure salary for the Dolphins. He gets $Z000 a pop for public appearances. and he's had only Wee rs off in the last 60. Who's got time to run, as intimored, for HAS 8E IN VPEN be in twurr ta'%tr. ll,o I Aug 22 to Sept 22 Find a more modern method of j)tr4Iting lAsttfl to ideas of mate for the future Corne to a very lint undersndin CAPTAIN EASY ' 10 runners pr ognosticaling 90 no Florida r"rds have been establishing a new school The tipeff. ,-. '-• Karen Rosenheimer, Cindy with the high jump Barbara far as to predict victory for his State Record of 2:23. As of yet By1URRAYOhJ)ERMAN by Heimdohl & Stoffel CONFUSED DEAR COFUSFD Tell the lovebirds that If they want a big church wedding they should ny hI at owe. And the sooner the better. It they decide to wait .1 few experts. Do nothinp that can hurt you later. Investigate new f-utlets for mr-re interesting future. _____________ V"Ir The biggest drop in times Coach Mike Gibson has gone so of 2:14, breaking the Vermont : - - with a 12.9. Lyman square off. Brantley national prominence with time finishing second. To Do Is Ask II ~ In the 60 yard low hurdles the year has been scheduled for longer related Glvson. Cindy Williams equaled her this 'Thursday when girl track In the 880 medley relay the beat time of 10.5 to take first ___________________________ I than the Hounds and recently set to be Brantley's last tune-up dropped five tenth of a second squad event was Cheyrl Frey record of 29.9 second place went squad meet. The times were Lyman. You Got 1 7 C L. ___________________________ - I spraying would practically One of the biggest rivalries of quicker and the distances * J Females Run 'F6r National Reco dribbling, passing and shooting, receives a standing ovation at never f orget ',- away what has obviously been taken' I.FO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Talk over advancement ideas with 7i . --------- ofCoun Dec. , M(X)N (1III.i)REN June 22 to July 21) Contact those who an assist you with career. Get needed data and use It wisely. Impress a higher-up with your talents ~&, '' wedding "in a few months,' when the bride will be notice. ably expecting. A lso, should a father be expected to give , I ______ ment of inviting our friends and relatives to a big church Get rid of inner conflirt that can be annoying. i , - bet MY busband and I feel they shouit! get married right away. We do not want to be subjected to the embarrass- GEMINI I.May 21 to June 21) Get together with congentals for pleasures that are mutually appealing. Clarify personal desires. : Cu 1 4 Our daughter says she wants a big church wedding and asked romantic pleasures. Avoid one who doesn't respect you. III the Inlet itself are 'tearing up the big sheepahead and finding enough bluefish to keep thlngr iritcrttir tAt' (p0 Fish ing' - . 11111. Minford, Although not expected to half Ow streak, is im. catfish comprise4 the wore for preaslve. They use a fast-breaking attack and have one player ing from the bank ose with the most unconventional shooting style ever wen an a there. Claris Petersen had a catch of "Little Jack" and Sambo basketball court, Jackson took their limit on the Some nice bass were landed five one clay while others, not The man this skeptical yet curious crowd has come to we is Hank Lulsetti. What he does with a baskettaU that Reno so last week by aiWers out of quite so famillar with the perch plus four bass, Another party nuide up of strange to these easterners, is shoot or*4=ded, sometimes Lemon Bluff Camp. Lou waters, had two or three per Howard LaFaIr and Daniel leaving the floor to do it. That just im't done around here. Gardner and Henry Bianco of The other night III highly regarded, gunIaind-run Stanford outrd beat Temple in Philadelphia. Convincing a New York crowd is another story. As hard as that task may be, its being done with ease. Luisetti and his cardinal teammates topple this great Long Island team 45-31. The streak has ended. Luisetti's display cc trips to the County Reef and 11 Mr scoredwlthl&-12o1 them elInh1nate thCin. , A good run specks was roe. located between the 14 bridge The Wekiva River bass have and 17-92 bridge early this week me t life and visitors t according to Fred Sweet at the Camp Seminole aretaking advantage an gt of It HI11 Hawkins; Fishing Hole Bait and Tackle .nd some of them in the three pound James McNeil had limit class. catchestwodayslnarow while pectation. of one catch totallIng 16 while A powerhouse Long Island University team that has won 43 other parties were getting straight games Is putting ita reputation and Its streak on the line average strings of 8-10 per boat. tonight against Sanford University. Some specks, a few bream and a C. OFIG) (c Engineers to hit a good blow at there are only a few in the lake right now. One more good u TAURUS iApr. 20 to May 20) Now you have needed in. to handle '° al or career tl for "'1T JUST A L Llv*... - ., . I Jessupsaldthlswouldbea good line f the Ann C f b'ween Marina Isle Fish Camp landed but H. Wolf of Tampa the end of the The game of basketball will never be la - OU NEVER KNOW IF lIES _ ARIES (Mar, 21 to Apr. 191 Confer with those who can assist "u with career or personal Interests. Enjoy a group affair. Make the new Contacts you need. by Lorry Lewis (T) (' twell hue> who runs the lush camp on the South side of There is a basketball double-header on tap tonight at Madison an~ Lemon Bluff and the managed to land seven roe in Square Garde n. ow college quint ets C COUfltx7 percentage of roe (female) is the 10 he caught. The action still running better than 50 continued Thursday as MS avJ we scheduled to play. ththe opnrGeorgetown is pittedagalnstN,Y.U,butit'sthe PCflt. II THAT $f/TCHELL KEEPS) A PERSON DEAR ABBY We have just received a letter from our daughter informing us that she Is three and a half months pregnant. She and her boyfriend want to wait "a few months" before getting married as t hey are both In college and it's not convenient for them to come borne now. . .' ~ the pesky water hayclnthsas second game that has this sports-crazy city buzzing with ex- ._, I Charter boats making half-day1 - Spray Hyacinths Trollers are finding them in Dean Wilfinger. Daytona, had good nurribers in the area four roe among the 10 they ... Assuming one-handed posft ion -V clever fellow worker, Avoid an untruthful person. qx --~- A 111! M.\LI. RAP ALA - A- / '',-:-- put in action new ainis and ideas. but get as much additional data a possible from exper ts and let th em know )you will th rough wi th DEans I CAMPUS CLATTER with Bl-" 'vi BURNS datkwilhcatche3of ,tnti 3.3 t - -- / - .- ' devout bream, fisheirnien are looking forward to the weekend w n the she ~ -, - I By AR16AIL VAN BUREN GENERAL TENDENCIES: A continuing excellent time to I' n I. Wants Wedding SIONDAY,slARCH 25,1971 -, " I _;.-_, I .. l97 Pregnant Daughter , _ - NI H \ ." KOPE T ___ — I IIIRIGHTER 10,1111 from th. Carroll 4 . IÔ 11 4~~ Ma u Dear Abby jnfdera I I ,, the lake However, the over 9 I 1i - I - ~ I- - . _Ij - j - i lake Jessup anglers are haing to hunt (or speckled perch as they are scattered all J. ____________ : red mapper just average. The .1040 per boat have been landed. -- N . *'. "" , ; . L4VEO,j$ Mk;_rA0 _ _. - two twnd3) and some hauls of WII - ___________________________ _________________ 111w s ore in the ri v er -11, . 4 - ." " to . N14 , " ," / ;*--* ''PlIt 1_~ ,NT / . XWW W,W. * 6 4 ,.III 1 .Ie~ ,;. I % Other vistors are pursuing I . , - .", 16 4 .__.~. ! The --Snow White 2" ran three Blues Hitting -- string of 20 speckled perch taken near the Wekiva River' - - - - - eye on garfLsh near Wekiva down, but some were still River Haven Camp. hitting on live shrimp. A seen pound bass and a Bull whiting up to two pounds I _________ _-I ~` . - " 1J, , __ ___ /_ Harry Schreiber of the from as Salt Water _ DEAL I.. plug still doing the job. Span Word 'fromiiniet Harbor has it Brown did not fare quite so well Mackerel have also made their h kingfi sh are but managed to put in the appearance and from day light permits boats gci boat. All these catches were to about Li a.m. they are hitting the offshore. made on Missouri minnows, plugs. Plenty of sheepahead are good but has 0wi off a little around the pi lings also. Mr. and Mrs. McDaniel camped over the weekend and landed enough bass to make their trip enjoyable. H Id S d pf ` were striking fairly well Thrusday afternoon hittin just about anything made an on-the-wt check. U. Merle Keller, Pier operator, stated that early morning and Is just late evening wAs best for fishing off the bridges bluefish with the "Sea Hawk" (air to middlin'. perils pounder and seeral srnali:r Lake Monroe and Lake George same waters. .- by Dove Grou. . .. __ _____ w, [_!~`_ Shad Best Bet For Area Ang l ing By Dave Brose and Tim Simons --- -AIirYfvD .--- — - —.—.— 36 J ~ 31 - r . rrr;- -- 37 . - U 37 T 54 - - Juini ci cc A ffirmation 56 IAM Sjnd hill •DO% Tranquilite - j- - -- r AA to 51 — 1 ~ Iul _______ A% . " .. 47 44 _________ 51 ____ - H �12A-The Sanford Herald Sunday, Mar. 24, 1974 - 1 A jruth fit S i, : ulu' it 1011/.' i,,,i J'nun Ili/.'Ilt i'iitii!t'i'jj/' Women5 .J.suj,t in f't(!!f it' World II/_' 111,11(1 ,!1ly.S of Sunday, March 24, 1974 IIrou/,Is the n'rord.s and riulio. to if Page IS II .wru'.' in iii.' rink t'rrs CELEBRATIONS The Kings And I I'4d 3 By DORIS WIlliAMS Society Editor I Wily Willi a s Words Gouge Government, Gas (Rewlvtng (rum an unimpeachable "wee it tip that making his Shakespeare was way through at a filling tei1ouc a gasoline line MARCH 25 THRU 30, 1974- HUM ALL NEW LOCATION... at 156 GENEVA DRIVE, OVIEDO statloa, the city the Young Reporter to interview the Bard, anent the energy crisis, and any other matter that might be brought up. Sans teeth, sans eyes, sans top sans everything.) editor assigned cars, have told me that of all the y,ft.. "Hamlet." Everybody messes they have ever been in, In government, from the this is the worst. President on down, keeps W.S.- The worst is not so telling us that the crisis has long as we can say, "This is the been passed, that all we face worst," now Is a problem. Y.R- 'King Lear." You know, this wailing in line isn't Promises fun. Yet people high In government keep telling us that W.&-Oft expectation fails, we aren't as bad off as we think. and most oft where most it W.S.-Every man can master promises. a grief but he that has it. Y.R.- "All's Well That Ends Y.R.- "Much Ado About Well," Have you heard about Nothing," Look, Mr. the new plan they've up Shakespeare. When we started to spread the distribution of talking, this line extended only gasoline? It's done by your back to the next corner. Now It license plates: odd or even plate goes halfway around the block. numbers get serviced on odd or W.S.- What! Will the line even days. stretch out to the crack of W.S.- Though this be doom? madness, yet there is method in Y.R.-"Macbeth." Some of those folks won't get through Y.R.- "Hamlet." A lot of the line until noon. say it'll never work. W.S.- The miserable have no W.S.- Our doubts are other measure, but only hope, traitors and make us Y.R..- "Measure For oft win by Measure." Boy, can you attempt! Imagire all this gasoline tie-up Y.R.- "Measure For on top of inflation, and brownouts, and taxes, and Measure." One thing that amazes me Is that everybody everything? W.Snow wants a small, compact they come not single spies, but car. The big cars are suddenly In battalions. obsolete. * GRAND PRIZES TO BE DRAWN worked YOUNG REPORTER- Good Morning, Mr. Shakespeare I'm surprised to find you here, smiling, in a Line where you may face quite wait to refuel your carriage. WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE,- How poor are they that have no patience! What wound did ever heal but by degrees' Y.R.- "Othello." I'm amazed; you sound almost cheerful. I've heard these gasoline Una tend to fray the tempers. W.&.- And make us rather bear those ills we have than fly to others that we know not of Y.R.- "Hamlet." These other people, in these other a it, people lost he good we might fearing to When sorrows come, OPEN HOUSE 2:00. 5:00 P.M. MARCH 30, 1974 Strange W.&- They sell the pasture now to buy the horse. Y.R.--King Henry V." We're doing a lot of strange things these troubled times. W.S,- Now is the winter of our discontent. Y.R.- "King Henry VI," But If we work together, and really try, our old American spirit will carry us through to success and victory. W.&- 'Tis true that we are in great danger; the greater therefore should our courage be. Y.R.- "King Henry V." Hey, Mr. Shakespaeare! Look at this tyke, a victim of the gasoline shortage! W.S.- The whining schoolboy, with his satchel and shining morning face, creeping like unwillingly to school. YR.- "As You Like It." Well, we' ye moved a bit since we started, Mr. Shakespeare, but we're still long ways from the pump. Do your have one last comment? W.S.- A horse! A horse! My kingdom for a horse! And I don't mean for Richard Ill. Appearing before the Local In 1964 sister Yvonne staged a audience were King sisters, desperation, dear old dad benefit show starring the entire Yvonne Burch, Alyce Clark, organized the "Driggs Family family for her church in LaiLse Hey and her daughter, of Entertainers" who hit the Orinada,Callf., resulting inThe Liza Hey Butler, who is road and barnstormed the west King Family TV series, studying for her masters in the Roaring Twenties. degree as a harpist at It's been a long haul from Today, in addition to TV University of Arizona and who one-night vaudeville stands in specials and benefits, more subbed at the last minute for Prairie towns ... through the Big than 30 members of The King Band days of records and family tour the country en ailing King sister, Marilyn Larsen. 3 * DAILY PRIZES TO BE DRAWN ~t ri \ 1! 11 A. M. AND P. M., EACH DAY MARCH 25 THROUGH MARCH 29, 1974 - ., -. 'F .3 good COME IN AND REGISTER .4 '- 0 Member FDIC j .. • rr poor I!z:) ALL BUSINESS WILL BE CONDUCTED FROM OUR NEW - LOCATION STARTING MONDAY, MARCH 23, 1974. OUR PRESENT OLD LOCATION WILL BE CLOSED. •' \ \ snail I 1L " 7 , j F-' ____ • - _______'.• - • a .'• .r' •f ,! ______ - • * * \ / •f • ' / I g M ileage Tables Are Off for Comparative fuel mileage figures: mileage Mpg rating Car ff EPA Gremlin 15.6 Javelin 11.1 Le$abre 8.7 CaprI 15.5 Mustang 13 Malibu 9.9 Colt 18.7 Cutlass 8.7 Dasher22.7 14.5 C h e v r o Ia t 7.6 Laguna f Flat 124 Wagon 17.7 Ford Maverick 13 Mercedes. Benz 450 SL 10.1 Opal 1900 18.2 Chrysler 9.1 Mercury Marquis 8.1 P lym o uth Fury 9,9 Pontiac Son nevslle 7.8 Subaru Shock "It came as quite a shock to us," stated a somber Lou Weber, publisher and president of 01 "O peddo Is that the mieudactwer is always vron& Wha,w,ktud the cars tested M111111 actuL]y perform better than indicated by the EPA, we couldn't bebeve it." But apparently the govern. nwd believes It, or some alit, for according toa recent article appearing In the Uucago Sun Times, at least one car fl1flt1IC*I1'5I' lU p1$Uaded the EPA to retest its product. ______ _____ t • ' . • L Coup Volvo 144 • 21.7 18.1 Engine Ca Displacement 18.3 14 11.3 20.6 16.4 258 304 455 122 171 13.2 28 13.5 26.4 350 122 350 90 20 114.5 11.9 454 24.9 97 16.3 171 15.5 276 28 13.2 116 440 10 1 2.4 480 360 11.1 400 254 205 83 121 • - " - 1 Men Check Patterns Of Prices . '.. " The makers of Japan's entry There are a variety of con- were forced to take the tests into the rotary engine market, zadictions in the EPA's test with air conditioners running the Ma,r4i, have convinced the results. For example, many full blast. This resulted in EPA to test their car again models tested were not done so greater fuel consumption, of Mazada has also charged the on the road but on indoor course, - • - _______ j Ifusbands joining the "King / _ I - I .. Hey, New Car Buyers, NEW YORK (NEA) There bea few swpris may Am for those contemplating the purchase of a new ear and turning to the federal Environmental Protection Agency's recently released test results in gasoline foreign and domestic automobiles available in this country. Potential buyers fearing that the EPA's miles-per-gallon (mpg) ratings for the nearly 3o models tested are probably higher than what a specific model is actually capable of. will be pleasantly surprised to learn that is not the can at an. In fact, an overwhelming majority of the cars tested for mpg Mpg ratings by th e EPA, were later tested by Consumers' Guide magazine and COfl sistently found to have mpg rating; higher than those dicated by the gov'rnment's test experts. If you think the EPA's face was red, picture those of CG's resenrrhers who have built a reputation for challenging government test results they claim always favor the manufacturers. - A born musician acting in 3 P. M., MARCH 30, 1974 By SAM STEWART Copley News Service William radio ... to a TV series in the concerte to delight audiences rock era. everywhere. The fledging King sisters left "Side By Side By Side".. .and Side by side was how the King the nest on their own In the 403 that's how it was at the Civic family got started when to team with Alvino Rey and his Center last week when the patriarch William King Drigga, band. Through the a Utah school teacher, took a sisters, Maxine, years all six touring troupe put the show on Liaise, Myce, the road as the grande finale to bride, Pearl, and found his Inrni, \'vonet. and Marilyn the 197-74 season for Y'mm'. family, all eight of them, have warbled their high Cs and Mutual Concert Associatiwi growing faster than his salary. low I)s. OUR NEW HOURS ,HrraId Photo b, Cha,i,1 I:dl..rdu (EFFECTIVE MONDAY, MARCH 25, 1974) TODD AND LISA STAYED WIDE-AWAKE .J)r. and Mrs. rank ( lontz and family at concert * F DRIVE IN: director and trombonist Kent Larsen, and movie and TV star Robert Clark. Yvonne's , husband, Bill Burch, runs his own show as producer-writer and a vice president of Tina Cole, whose claim to fame Universal Studios in Hollywood, rise from the popular TV CalIf. series, "My Three Sons", to. starring Fred MacMurra', Format for the fast-paced Program was a biography of the Petite blonde Tins belted out family In song and dance, in. a rock tune, attired in a halter chiding The King Cousins In gown with a deep plunging authentic take-offs on the Black neckline, that literally rocked Bottom, Charleston and Jit. the patrons from their seats, terbug. Mamma Pearl was always "expecting".. and The first act spotlighted another daughter ... as the story Alvino Hey, who has been unfolded to capture the hearts married to sister Alyce for 3 of the audience. years, with his electric singing guitar in a medley of talking The distaff side, sisters, times Including the famous cousins and kids, wore but. "Tiger Rag." tercup yellow aecordlan pleated skirts, matching Following this segment, Re)' jackets and black polka dot brought a 90-year-old banjo on blouses, stage and the audience went wild as he strummed "Alabamy Still swinging and singing, the Bound", "Yankee Doodle" and sisters "wowed" the audience his rousing interpretation of with old favorites including "Dixie". "The Hut Sul Song", "Me and My Shadow", "The Jersey The second act began with the Bounce", "One O'Clock Jump" troupe attired in colorful and "Boogie Woogie Bugle western garb as country and Boy". western music drifted through the air. Sister Yvonne, the spokesman, was as personable The King Kids p'rtra) ang, a backstage as center stage, and football player, a girl scout, a inquired about a familiar spot a ballerina and a wee one just serviceman might take his about read)' for Mr. Sandman, favorite girl while home on doing "I C.nota Be Me", stole leave during World War II. the show. - - in audience participation, Portions from "Jesus Christ quiet and unassuming Harold Super Star" carried the Hall was selected as the WW II audience to the rock era when veteran to appear on stage as the girls appeared in glittering Yvonne wooed him with her print go gowns. sultry version of "Nighty Night". Following 'You are the Light of the World and -Love at Sharing top billing with Home", the entire family mamma Yvonne was daughter combined for "America" , MV-raid ?Pae By Caiari,, Ed*,dt) ALL IN THE FAMILY WIT!! THE KINGS Mr. and Mr's R R'hard Scott and children, ('ha rmlv and I )onflle Mann Monday through Thursday ...................... 8a.m. to6 p.m. RY GUS STEVENS Copley News Service fashion seawn isn't the width of neckties, the height of heels on or the color of socks. Like everywhere else, shortages and prices are calling the tune for men's wear designers, manufacturers, wholesalers and for you, the consumer, who ulltmately pays the bill for everybody else. The word from the exptrts-. leading figures jn the fabric and apparel industry-is that prices will be up 5 to 10 per cent this sum mer over prices la5t year. Some predict that the tII be lucky to get off that easy. There may be3oneshortages in t1e stores, but people won't be lining in the dark morning to get pert of the two. how supply of shorts. A slightly smaller selection of garments is possible, bowever, And there hangs the tale of fashion tastes this year. The object Is that clothes may be expected to Last longer. The way they're made has a lot tndo with this, so that quautycon trol I LJ I Friday ..................... .................... 8a.m.to7p.m. T1 What'smak1ngnewsn'3 wear for the spring-summer EPA's poor mpg rating cimt damometws which keep a them $100 millkm in sales last car's front tires stationary year, wtllJe the rev tires rotate on a CG contends that the tyor belt. OC mintallui EPA used the same results that this does not allow for wind acctsnuiated from testing can resistence which could in. for emission control to compote flue&e mileage figures sub. mpg ratings. Weber said that i'tantlally. Also, models tests for emissions are vastly tested used bias belted tires tbfferent from those used to though radials have been determine gas mileage and tha t proven to greatly Improve for ir is vital in &ysof towyw of pilfrzp. jj*j unfa con. these high the discrepancy between the dillon was that all models prices and projected short EPA and CG figures. equipped with air conditioners supply. INSTALLMENT LOAN DEPARTMENTI Monday through Thursday ...................... 9a.m. to4p.m. Friday at i4/ C0101 ful Fashions Herald Springtime I 11 e ... ............................ ....... ...9a.m. fo7p.m. rr, ' •, 40 , F . W4nan's ('lub to preview the fortheoill ini,' . l alslnij, Project. rt I' Monday through Thursday ................ .... 9a.m. t04 p.m, A6 a Friday ......................................... 9a.m. folp.m. hriht and t 'Irful cilk'ction of fashions on parade tag blighted the "coilectabici" luncheon last week at Sanford LOBBY HOURS: 4 F,r.ln4 1ne fund. In Dome Life Ik'p;iru r e.ivae as for members to bring items for the annual benefit 4 t n April Is, ' Mrs, Robert Karns. sponsor of Sanford Junior WI4Iaan' 'a ) c/;. \ g THE CITIZENS BANK OF OVIEDO ( 1 u 1). was chi irmar 'f the gala event, tit ch .ittracled a full J • ' ' '' 4 _____ 1 t • . t mml..Ip,L.\ - Framed paintings and a pot pourri of trash and treasures will be featured at the April fun Iund.raisin,, project A uuub11uls GENEVA DRIVE OVIEDO, FLORIDA a, "' p lie I1 I . stc'ss c'liaIIuttt'e included Mmci. Ralph Jarvas, I)'uglas Stenstroni, Ilurth Coriaeljus, William Stemper , AJh'rt Pell. Norman Ifeifracta and Kenneth Wing •' 156 -- ----- lH,aId PNet. 5, oo. WiII,ami Htqld Pholo By ART AND FASHIONS ...Mr Sauls a Ii and Mrs. Gaines .,,' Ito r Doris Ina tea ri'rn setting, nandeb drif ted to and fro describing the stylish creations from Mary'F.sther's and footwear from Knight's Shi' Store Mule clobbers and guests imaunchod an! hed t -j .lW( mt'iaabt'r n'lt'Iang a \aric't'. i tft' uluiaiate in ang lasniaqo, fr an the ever pijula, panl.suat to glanaorotj rt'aIioi for aftr.(ivc' were Eve ('rabtret', Karen Perc-t', Vcrtis Sauls, Ruth Gaines. ifesident. I-aura, I )ickey and Nanes' Julian. pr \ every all THE KING FAMILY EN CONCERT TODAY Three generations of Kings and two pa rents make a full ha nis(I W,II,Jmi SPONSOR AND MODELS Mrs. Julian, Mrs. Karns, Mrs. Pt'ret' IMtraid Photo By Oaq,t WiII,am) SI'I.AS1Jl'S OF (O!A)R Mrs D ickey a h and Mrs ( 'r:a in Mmes. Ptullip i,ogan, Grady Duncan, William Wra>. t 'Jao' Mcf(eynol(ts. Richard Flana and Charles I. rt' ' Kauffman �2B—rhe Sanford Herald Sunday, Mar. 21, 1974 Wif Theresa Rogero And John F. Ferlisi Exchange Vows In Double Ring Rites -.... .-: -.4-0-k- 9 .4 ",. -- - ..... 4 I ______ j area and tables were decorated with arrangements of daisies, - - - iris -- 4.5. 5.1 iJ snapdragons w.v, and white candles Th e bride's book table, cotered with a white linen - '-•-• .IVUI, w auorneo with a Large •. 1 - N i F - I .-- Jx i . ' - - '-- F MRS. JOHN S. FERLISI ...Nee 'Fheresa Marie Rogero i groom's sister. It was embed with a copy of the bride's wedding mnvitjon and Presided over by Patricia BI.asczuk. Barbara McDaniel cut and served the three-bered wedding cake decorated In the bride's chosen colors of blue and white with white cupids and doves, No Loppina presided at the punch bowl. -- Nancy's - -' . "f remarks. - - - - -- Now, this venerable 88-year. in a sweater and skirt is Old delighted, but not surprised, that the whole fashion world has suddenly 'discovered" her husband, who died In 194-4 and was the father of modern "undressy dresses," the casual REBECCA ANNE SERRAES - Engaged to Ronald L. Addington Dean-Dekle Serraes-Addingioil WINILIt SPItIM;sir arid Mrs. Robert W. [)ran of 10 N. Second St., are announcing the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Catherine Lorraine, to Robert Donid Dekle, son of Mrs. Reuban De kie of Sanford. It & -: Montparnasse nightclubs anl paper's not a sad weekly. It's pretty perked up." The publisher of the weekly Now, Mme. Poiret still has to of her favorite dresses left. J1obts Flare and former Many she gave away' years ago publisher of th e ivIngton Lea d er was honored h° to museums or to her fortunate friends, who were recentlyata banquet sponsored very happy to ha ve a Poiret by Lea Coun ty friends. Her long years of newspapering ha ven't dress. W ho wouldn 't be ? I ;tll. - - - - the Wha t provoked such publi c weekly Dexter, Mo., news paper Indignation? For example, her that a dead rat had been found favorite dress, very shocking In the schoolhouse cistern. The indeed. It was a simple loose story resulted in a cleaned-out sack. cistern and a lid for It. As a faithful wife, she always Mrs. Head now is 70 years old wore a Poiret label Inside her and she's still reporting dresses. "My' husband would irregular happenings," have been amused If I had worn "I'm always reporting things another designer's clothes, that other papers won't Once he asked me to, but i repor t," said Mrs. Head, who refused, " she recalls, has been publishing She never bobbed her hair newspapers In New Mexico for either, once her husband 30 years. "I guess this Is hor-t bragging, but I work a lot of Irown,x] upon the lfl s es, the Charl eston Investigative things. My flapper dres - A -- -- was acti ve In student government and a member of Interact and French Clubs. He Is employed by Montgomery- Wards. e wedding will be an event of July' 6 at All Souls Ca th olic / . support. Please plan on getting That is the cry heard during down to the field often and 3W all over the countr>'___ cheer for your Spring is here and Plantation porters of the issue, does not -. -- . Guest speaker was Debbie Apartments on Howell Branch exactly please Violetta / Smith of Hickory Firms in Road. On March u she was feted McKinley, president of the favorite team. Fashion Square, She discussed at a bridal shower given by Deltona ___ Potential baseball players -. rofessional Business and the piibLllty of the dub going North Orlando Garden club out In full force here In the city. on a safari tour of the farzn W's Club members at the home of Mn. but, ERA is an entirely nilBatterupwaxthecallasthe Shirley Osgood of local CasselberTy. ferent story. One local resident, Mrs. / season - -— opened Mar,a La than, returned to Saturday. Vi, GOOD NEIGHBOR OF' filE she is affectionately a -,• WEEK is Mrs. In the past, this area New York for a three week Vicki Winner of the county spelling .Mrs.Baker's name t Baker. called by her friends, believes belonged to South Seminole , t in the Equal Rights Amendwas acompanied by contest was Michael Cook, who suggested as good neighbor her parents, Mrs. and Mrs. Ken will particlpat? in the Little League. This year by mont, which needs approval by teams are affiliated with Bennett, who has been here In Spelling Bet' In Orlando District many She is very well only six more April likedpeople. and more Important is becoming Law. states before "Boy's Baseball". Chester the city for several weeks, and Il. Michael Mefltt, Board Member for the her two children, usa, age 6 grade student is 13 and eighth respected by all who know her. the states needed. several vacations to Ft at an South & 119 , Lauderdale, Naples and Ft. "I have great hopes that the To her neighbors she is Seminole Cou'ty Baseball and Shawn, age 4, who Seminole Middle which celebrated his birthday while always ready with a helping bill Will pass this year, without Myers, but when they took their He is the son of Mr. and on the trip. lint trip to Deltona, to we how County, Mrs. hand, a kind word or a listening trouble," said VI, "Most know ngs, O.T. Coot of Hacienda Village. Dii ear. they might like living there, Altamonte the way up to her that too many women today are Springs, Congratul3tions and best they fell in love with the site hometown of Dans'vjfle, N.Y., wishes to a happy couple. Mrs. receiving less salary' than men Casadbe', Longwood. For To the people in the corn- in comparable positions. This is ' In February, l%6, the', '' Citii, Lake Mary ;in'j Sunland Marcia took several days Ruth Fuller, long tune Win ter muntty she has been one I I picked out the model they liked the math issue taken into Estates. explained why, to visit her brother Michael, Springs resident, and Henry G. pi: . forces responsible for the consideration in who Is in the U.S. Navy Mewes, a the Equ2l retired sea captain acquisition of our first Righ Avenit said, "We sieltebed to st ationed at Charleston, S.C. originally from New big roomy house — and they ts Amendment," Jersey, recreation building which in Boy's Baseball because it Off(fS lj When she arrived in Dan. were married March 9 Violetta Wright, daughter of moved In July, 1967. "We've at the years to come will . be of Harman and Ethel Wright of a wider range of ages, the rules svilie, Marcia said she had the Community United Methodist immeasurable benefit to never been sorry for making are the same as the Ml the move," she said. Dayton, Ohio was the younger Ch urch in Casselberry at 3p.m. the citizens. Her peofcssAonal baseball tf1US "rinsing all of her family and willingness to of two children. She received Forth fir six months. they The bride was given in stand up and it oil be counted when en more oppwuty mends whom she hadn't seen in marriage by loafed a nd furnij the house u It her early education in Eaton, her nephew. R. comes to the good of her city. Ind., IN-I)EPTII ART IN HOME to boys In the various cities in two year s. An extra added Fetter. Matron of When VI became restless and w here the area" honor was the has made Mrs. Raker one of the shortly after herfamily birth, moved ...Violette McKinley surround h imports aflractj"n far the i'!n!'trn was bride's sister .sn.Iaw, Mrs I M missed the office, she accepted ru'. i'linresl r' I t''Afl He went on to explain t While still a sophomore IA*t1on Anders and best at man was U G.d ti e and 6'.al ti1c' with the Dearborn instead of boy's from ages 10 M Eaton High School, she met fall.acArthur returned to liberate When Mack returned from Electric Company in Sanford through 12 being eligible, now the natives from Japanese. duty overseas, he went back to The following year dark and handsome Keith went . the AM have L -1i expanded to - -. . - -. McKinley, a JunIor. She and He brought home beautiful Woolworjh'i, Vi continued to to work as an accountant 6 at include youngsters from ages hanil carved treasures he work until Keith "Mack," as he wascafletiby advanced to ln'ervej Inc., in De ftary, now seven thru 16 The teams have his receiv ed From high ranking sa boul mates, began da store manager of the situated In Altamonte ting Manila Springs. been expanded also arid boys officials In gra titude for Wo worth store almost immediately and ol In Willoughby, Her husband joined the Roberts morrdoselyre1atedwage a both his work. continued their education. Ohio. She quit her job and for and Gilman ability can Participate together. firm In Deltona, While employed at the live years remain 'attended Indiana ed at selling real estate, College 01 National Cash Register caring for her house, Teams have been broken Business Administration and as but They joined the civic . -. - . - - , . Complarv, Vi was sent down in! fin' cI. cirat '"'n as she graduated, they to school finding much time on her association, the Ohio Club anil for courses in accounting and hands, I't-t Wee hall is played Ii>' boys . -were married, the Star Club of Deltona. thin ngua ges. She also studied seven to eigh t, M ustang, nine to la . They set up housekeeping She began taking live Ohio. Vi had served as Wor y Spanish and French and 10, Bronco, 11.12, Puny, 1l4. .. [)ayton w here Keith worked childr en in the neighborho Matron of the Willoughby', Ohio for learned to operate a and Colt, 116. -the F. W. Woolworth Compatometer. stawti' and erry ny. Chapter In l9tM pIcng There are roughly 63 tea She went to work as setar/ in the nearby orchards, In 1069 she became i charter . has always now with 15 n to a learn ii the comptroller of the rlleniher of the my would make pro'rves HPW Club I1ILipaiiw1 rt'spvrssc . '.itiun.i1 Cash Register Co. (aorite subject, so thus was daide them among her neigh. organ in Deitona. She was %) perfect f or me," sa id VI. been fantastic tIns year. When World War If broke out, hors. Sometimes they picked treasur er and vice-president ______ Another Fact regard ,. in g Keith enlisted in the U.S. Air — for two years and is now, . Force arid was sent overseas completing her year as -11 There for Uweejrears. pres1den, fund raising it . . , . VI, continued to work at She isacapable workerinher youngsters themselve, par N.C.R. days and in 11W evenings T4 dub aid an efficient a ti Atten icipute This Is the way the on, please! worked for the Red Cross, and Secretary, She is serious 7U us your story. We organiativi raises the riny rolling bandages, making gauze welcome your news! w domes. She' Engg,men t and wedding forms, available neressar> to meet their sps, slippers and at The Herald has a pleasant personality and office, br accom financial needs for wuforms, . knitting scarves. She and other Amid panied by a black and w hite is liked by all who know her. ti g studio piioto at least five days befor equipment, etc. An added .. employes purchased tons f She Is Perfection, e desired publication date, personified feature deried from this is the ' cigarets, picked them and Of (hi' ERA, III .\ mi'' .j \ F setf'relianLs' that the Loy Requests for Women's news and pho gave them to the Red Cross for to coverage national Hrw, the Nurses' -JEANS T(Il)AV are not always clubs, etc.) should be made at blue, nore are ey always denim. acquire from their activt p overseas a week In advance. Association. the National lIis'n Hers SceneJearis tlare in 100 per cent polyester. Pastel-colored tkiraunn U W" Keith served in New Guinea. AeacorreandentaausdlyOO,thI page Association of Secretaries and p girls jeans !r)featureneweIastjcvaistbandWitJlsi(,tab Australia and the Phtthptnes. Doris Williams, dOZenSof other women's groups 1. Ile w in Manila when L.__ are n favor if it, so Society Editor why not you ___ '. 'I . - ''. - 'f' - ., . I II ( -. ' I I ' - 4..- '. .., IL ..., . - - - — . 11 '1' ,,,, ........................ - , It(II'!IIL."i ,•,, j"j()Jj FR ,s!IuIi "ALL IN The Family" Flower Sh.)w is scheduled Friday, from 2-8 p.m ,and Saturday, from 10:30 a.ni. to 4:30 p.m., at Sanford Garden Club on Hwy. 17-9'2, Sunland Estates. Three new traveling trophies have been added to existing trophies for winners of the show. Mrs. Carl Thus 1 shows silver bowl presented by the club as a past president's tn-color award in artistic design. Roy Wright, Sanford Atlantic Bank cashier, displays the bank's award, a silver gallery tray for hor- 4 ticultural excellence. Harriet Pickeron teller at United State Bank, holds a silver serving tray, compliments of the a creativity award in artistic design. bank, to be presented as th least antIs" - 'Ia - -- - - - - so much better for your health ," she said. With porent.s born in Sicily, Italian cooking comes naturally to the vivaciously attractive already started. Marie's house is a favorite meeting place for her ion's friends, Th?y know delicious snacks are always waiting with anise toast a favori te. Marie admi ts spending most f her time in the kitchen. She said, "When company climes, I'm In there from u4urnlng 'til night. By the time they leave, I'm dead!" '- - - - - out the preservatives In them are - - i Marie. She seldom (o!lows a recipe. "I just throw In a bit of this and a dash of that, arid after tasting It, I can tell what needs tc be added," she said. he believes ;n the !t, -uiunermg way of cooking and A (Hrralo Pooh-poohs the use of a • Ed, NChOII) pressure cooker. For her, short cut methods Just don't work. "I love working with yeast. I MARIE AND HER HOBBY Italian gourmet cooking can be quite expensive. Good M . ' . Get a load of that aroma li ttle and it is really delicious," do - Blvd., CB ge L. B., by tasty, fast salad prepared by Marie consists of cut-up Wm. B. Taylor, 19, 627 Per. Archie Smith & Tina boiled pota toes, boiled string shing Dr., AS, Bernice Teachers College, now Wt. G. Davis., beans, 1 c ld, fresh hi quartered Combs, 19, 4306 Robbins Ave. Southeast Missouri University. Charles E. Wade & Betty L. toma toes, sliced red onions (or Jack F. Tallant, 54, Arlington "While I graduated, i didn't Andrew S. Butler, , fix 3132, Tex., Erna J. white), Italian dressing, and Orange Co—Hubert A. o Hardy, , 41 E. get a degree," she recalled. Leurie Hawkins, 24, 13* 3132 Seminole Blvd., reg. Served with meat, you Gonzalez & Ruth 0., Wt. CB namehave a complete meal, ac"They Just weren't handing Donald 1.. Bush, 23, 6657 Oberlin Carl J Pempek, 49, cording to Marie, them out then. They handed out SIIirdust 1.n., Oil., Amadee 0. Brumley & Wm. N. Grove Si, Betty E Cope, 36, S. Catherine Jr. certificates." Her certificate Davis-Collins,20, 514 N. Orange Spurred on by her husband's same Altamonte Spgs. compliments, Marie said, "My was In commercial subJ,. Pauline Strachan & Andrew husbaid Charles, has always She was also a reporter for Gary P. Degard, 21, lix 32ss Freddie L. Monroe, 62, lix 115 the El Dorado, Ark., Daily LW, Maggie S. Hancock, 21, Bi Chuluot.a, Sandra K Valentine D. (not appreciated good cooking. He News b lflOs "When 3285 LW Ronald Lamam Harris & loves everything I cook and his same I went to work for them It was a Scott It Harrell, 19, 135 Patricia Ann, Wt. 2 ch. compliments make me try to Walter Ross, 44, 2035 weekly," she said. "It wen t outdo > Northrnoor ltd., CB. Susan In fact, when my Vickl C. Baker & Lewis Gene. t''tY, Vernice M. Cooper, husband dod I were courting, I daily and I did quite a of Dixon, 18, same add. Edward J. PlIlon & E. Anne reporting — not society, I guess believe my mother's cooking Ebb Chambers, 73, 1 11th same add. Donald Robt. Shi vers & Carol I was the first girl reporter St., W . was the big drawing card first, Withelniinia Archer, Oney Johnson, 28 13* 367 Ann, W(. custody ch. there In the area of hard news. and then me!" 57, lix 3127 Sipes Sta., Midway Johnnie Mae Bagley. 28, fix 367 It was during the oil boom and it Robert Dennis Boatoer & Geo. Smith, 66, fix I, Oviedo, Michael W. Brooks, 24, 509 Formal Wear was pre tty rough." Dormiia Ruth Fannie M. Bagley, 61, Itt 2 lix Prairie Lake Dr., FP, Susan R. RENTALS Do a Lanier Clover 130 & Edw. hill, 22, 593 Mild Ave., AS She and her husband, J. C . For Weddings. Proms, etc. 1.., Wt minor child Thomas Vinson, 21, 12D Salem - - head, who was In the COO. Clara M. Gross & Charles D. B.L. Perkins Mans Wear St., AS, KI Ja Kim, , same Charles R. Martin, 34, Ri 111* stnxrtionbusjness,laterflyed th add. 201E. First St. RichardJMcMa,m&CyntJda 234 C Sok Hoe Sea Shua, 23, A. San Angelo, Tex., where "I Ph,3ifl$ John F. Markowic'z, , Bz 34 Deltona 22 didn't get to work on th Ceneva,Cath)'J. Clark, newspaper because it was c n..-. i cio 19l Larry L. Kaise r Id[J AVC, during the Depression. But I A Hastings St., Oil., Evelyn I James B. Bullard. 20, h free-lanced at five cents an Village Gdn Apts., AS, Anne P. Keller. 32, fIx 1112, WP inch," • By the time the Heads, who Waters, 20, hA same Ricky E Brown, 20, 227 have been marrIed 50 )W$, Dr., Olga E. Weldon, moved 10 Hobbs in 1930 they had Bradshaw 19, 122 Krlder Rd. two Children and later added Kenneth W. Boorom, 64, another, They have nine Deland, Ona N. Wells, 77 grandchildren. DeI,ind "I can't get any of them to Kenneth W. Baker, 24, 920 N Nob Marie Brown & Danie take my' paper, They say they Triplet Dr., CB Paula C Ray., W( custody 2 ch, don't want to work as hard as I've had to work," said Mrs. —Head, who sold the Lovinglon Daily Leader in 1958. (')f Ma niage Le Investing Genera tes Enthusiasm publisher said today's Journalism is different from NEW YORK — (NEA) — clubs have played a major billion In mortgage loans since when she began in the business. Once a Primary avocation only contributory role in developing 19. 1I shares are traded on "It's a lot weaker and the for the affluent, Investing In the this new popularity, the New York and other leading editors are a lot more passive. I stock market has generated a Continental Mortgage, the stock exchanges. find most of them afraid to say tremendous attraction for the nation's largest Independently anything." average woman no matter what sponsored real estate In. The are now approximately Mrs. head, a Republican, has her age, occuption or economic vestment trust in mortgage 48,000 Investment clubs In the had her finger in politics not standing. And small Investment lending, has made nearly $2 United States. ., . ••. " Spr0iiig \for i t€ to iwJe.. 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KON Prints freshness, Vicky Vaughn's nicely Junior Sizes $26 00 G414 139 88 V D. - ill N. ORANGE AVE., Winter Park "Where Orange meets Fairbanks" 5 Yd. Lengths Budding beauty with a just-picked Plaques THE ORLANDO FORGE . $ Fi gurines, Quality at its finest,,. with prices you ('all afford, $2a8 Double Knits buckles ift waist. Gored to go in P1 (;U Reg sea 60 Inches Wide I.. Cr'i.,l, $300 Yd. YD. - MAKES GIFTING EASY, Thoughts of patio and pool living come alive lJV " 'A 1__--1 too UUU Solids a Fancies Save OUR1 i , ggq / 0 - - only In print but in eractice. - ,, ' nn Society Deadline ' %4 - daughter still lives there and Marie often gets a call from her asking for a recipe, or asking what to do next, on one she's 23 4 I years ago. Th eir married I J. ," - - - '. . ' Florida from New York, seven Appiications ...r. tomatoes and she would can them or make to mato jelly. She convinced Keith to let her help with the store Inventory each . December, because she was . beginning to miss office routine, When Keith bought a dry dcanlng establishment, Vi took charge while he operated the Plant for the next 15 years. Meanwhile Keith studied real -..-' .estateandIftce 4 He sold the cleaning establish. • merit and began selling real estate for Mackle Brothers of , Deltona, in O'iio. They took 5,. goodies is constantly In the air at the O'Meara home in Altamonte Springs. Cooking from scratch is an everyday occurrence with Marie O'Meara, "i won't buy' instant or prepared food. Fresh reporter In Cape Girardeau. Mo., where she was going to -. -. ..; . I The O'Meara's came to I The delicate aroma of baked 30 - - BYELDANICIIOLS Herald Correspondent Court House Recordings Chwch. -- D - - _______ S ind Mr ;imol Mr Me Jr Serraes of 119 E. WiJ1and iThe, are an ouncing the engagement and forthcoming marriage if their daughter, Rebecca Anne, to Ronald Lee Addington, son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lee Addington il 110 Cypress Ave., DeBary. grandd a ug hter of Mrs. C. R. Shiner of Parkland, Md., and Mrs. Marie Scrraes of West Palm Peach, At Seminole high School, were she was graduated In She is a 1069 graduate of Mid 1973, Florida Technical School was Serraes was a member of Qvinettes and Th-Y. She graduated from Orange County Vocational School in 1970 and is employed as a teller at Sanford Atlantic is employed as a Na tion al Bank. surgical technician In the office of Dr. A.W.Her fiance, who Wedall. was born in Shelby, S.C., is the grandson of Mrs. Motile Cans, Avocado Avenue, and Mrs. Pearl tier fiance, who was born in Sanford, Is a 1955 grad Addington of Faiston , N.C. uate of The Baptist Church of Lake Mary. ac L11 ' il tkvninFriepa,trIdeIisthed ect Mr. and Mrs. Claude L. Dean, 10 No, Second St., and Mr. and Mrs. Claude R. Dugan of Winter Park. Firestone , Orlando, wedding will be an e vent of April 12, at 8 p., at first I _ 1 Aiar i e, n' un fl'7 _.I make lots of tread and rolls. I l w ha t I am doin g with clothes of and bread crumb mixture, can fee Italian cheese Is Important In she said. ugh and can see the things Really good and filling," , I hadn't given them away," Aside from dresses, it in. always resulted In honors, some of the dishes I make and It king s ta hape ," she added. Marie's cooking ability stems said. adds with regret, however, chides paintings, namely by is not cheap. I like to make frcrn the fa With meat prices soariitg, ct that she always Marie's Italian sauce is really Marie The ones she does ha ve Van t)ongeri, that were for. "I was arrested twice for pizza from my own basic bread watched and learned from her special. She said, "An im- makessmiles and tells how she merly part of Poiret's private libel," she said. "Once dough recipe, still wears with pride. "Last and cook the mother. her own sausage. "I portant part of making a good g collection, drawings of the 4. year, littleclochehat was back In 1948." Mrs. Head, sauce for about a hall-hour, to . ;t :t; from l. It "I make a lot of Sicilian sauce rind a pork butt, add salt, esses dr by Georges Lepape, is to add dry basil, looked good. When than publisher of the Lovington give it more flavor," she dishes that my Water anJ(,lseed a4. mother taught oregano and parsley Leader, was wallhangIngs that Raoul Duty '' to the oil aga able to get the continued, I go out In a pee-World War I me. Rice bowls are a favorite as you in . Then I push it down Into 'dress, I don't feel out cif style," criminal charge dismissed. designed for the Poiret barges saute the onions and . Marie told of a quick delicacy with a lot the casing by hand, using a of my friends. These garlic. In March 1948 she launched she says. This brings out that 'made" the 192 Art De MME. PAUl, I'OII(F;T made of fresh, quartered are made of rice, small I generally make chopped meat flavor of the herbs. Then I exhibition In Paris and some of .,.i 1911 add a ten tomatoes, with oil, water, What about the retrospective the Hobbs Flare as a daily pounds at a time." she said. salt, onion, chicken broth and little the paintings that Poiret a bout keepi newspaper and red wine dresses "Inspir "— and sugar. I "on the third put i pepper, garlic powder and chc-ese. 'fliey ng their figures. ed ed in to always Marie's Immaculate kitchen add sugar if I use himself did In la ter life. mildly—by Poir-et day I was arrested for criminal oregano added. "Just toss it a small balls andare shap Little they knew, rather small for the amount dipped in an egg vinegar in a recipe." li A rather rotund and dapper The public was more direct. designers are busy reproducing wibel This time I was charged of time spent there. th libeling the dead." man with a beard and stanic Less avant-garde people simply for spring? She said, "I would really lic Mrs. head said she "Frankly, I haven't followed eyes, Poiret gave women back greeted the dresses with hisses, a room away from the house ti fashion their bodies In 3906. At that catcalls and in decades. But there's represented herself in this case on occasion even hang all my pots and pans in no reason not to wear nostalgic and got the suit dismissed. time, fashion meant corsets, attacked the wearers, and J ust use it for baking and Before moving to New brocades, tight gloves, painful "When went out on the clothes if they suit you and you cooking!" Johnson, 18, 1488 Seminole - -- ----- I Mexico In 19 she worked as a like them, Harlin Nelson & Carolyn Marria A W=1W BPW Club President All For ERA But Is Thumbs Down OnWomen's Lib ' - - All A reception was held Seminole Baseball's field transplanted Northerners following the cereanony at the located on SR 419. On Land remember that delightful home of Mrs. La wrence leased from Seminole County. pleasure from our own Leyman of Maitland. Co. Two of the fields are lighted for childhoods. hostess was Mrs. Howard night games and another will be Christner. -lighted soon. Parking Is The newlyweds, who went to available and re are ref Melbourne for their ment stands, The Ladies Auxiliary to the honeymoon, are residing in Schedules are being set up Winter Springs Volun teer Fire Winter Springs, and in the weeks to cone I will Department's March meeting By FANNE'rrE EDWARDS By NANCY BOOTH The bride was honored at two be advising you as to when and was held at the home Herald Carrmpndegil Herald Correspoedeat of Etta pre-nuptthlevents.OnMarch2, whom our Winter Spring tea ms HariI1e. Discussed was the a bridal luncheon and shower DELOTNA — Women's Ub, WINiER SPRINGS — Hi! will be playing. annual Easter Egg Hun t which were held for berat the homeof as presented by certain sup. Take me out to the ballgame! youngsters need your has been scheduled for April 13. Mrs. Chrlstner at -' Critics complained that - on women and I still do. fabric is very disagreeable be tween the lcgs. It's a shame that femininity should be spoiled by something that mostly doesn't even look good on women," Mme. Poiret CATHERINE LORRAINE DEAN Engaged to Robert D. Dekie or everyone looked at ma If I were peculiar. I was shades Instead of wlsly.wasliy to look elegant," Mme. Poiret Agnes Kastner Head was 5 19th century pastels, years old, she reported In recalls. woman had ever worn. "I have always hated pants on four fields located at tracks be was making. All of us -- husband, Paul Poiret, declared, "let women wear pants." At his famous extravaganza, The Thousand and Second Night," Puiret's "despairingly loose" Mme. Poiret escaped from her Greek tunics and robes would gilded cage dressed In a feather encourage nomnen to forget aigrette and the first pair of -- pantaloons that a Western - salesman for The season lasts from 10.12 joyed walking in the snow and grooms son, Warren Mewes of weeks and the games will be looking behind him at the Longwood. played -- 'P pointed shoes and wasp waists. Potret replaced all this with . .1m '" PARIS (AP)—Denjse Pioret the modern bra, girdle, garter terrlblyembarrasseJ,ItoIdmy BYRUThANNRAGLAND wore pants for the first and last belt and comfortable flat. husband I didn't Associated Press Writer want to go out time In her life in 1911. heeled boots. His colors were alone any more. My clothes That was the year that her nonas, N.M (API — When weren'teccentric !justwante(i , Palms adorned the reception - - -- P me reception site was the Sanora Clubhouse. Potted Given In marriage by it father, the bride wire a formal length gown of white . broidcred organza wi th Lice trim and accents of soft blue ribbon. Lace Uunmed the highn line of the sheer yoke, Wrdered the cummerbund cuffed the billow)' Bishop ces The flowing denii.tieii skirt was banded at the hemline withlaceandri Her chapel length mantilla was edged in ribbon venise lace and she carried a cascade bouquet of white es and baby's breath with ribbon By AUSON LERRlCj Sunday, Mar. 24, l/4—Jb S Looking o i ng What Comes Naturally W/b Still Goes She's Always Hated Pants .. The Sanford Herald Publisher 1) r ,J us uivrn,nor waist length jacket of matching daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Rogero, sister of the bride, attendant, material was edged In blue Rogero, 406 Ra1Ja Drive, and wore a pale blue crepe 'TnIJ John Schiavone of Orlando, satin. Match ing acceuortej John Frederick Fermi, son of length gown, featuring empire fraternity brother of the groom, and a white orchid corsage Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Ferlisl, waist with ruined collar and a was best man and ushers were complemented her ensemble. 1033 Vale Orchard Lane, long sleeve royal blue velvet Jon Jordan, Charles Fancher The groom's mother wore a Jacksonville were united In bolero jacket. She carded three and Richard Helm. They all formal length gown of pale Holy matrimony. Feb. Li, at long-stemmed white roses wore gray tuxedoes with blue yellow silk shantung In a 2:30 p.m. it All Souls Catholic accented with baby's breath ruffled shirts andcarnation princess silhouette Cburch. with high and blue satin ribbon boutonnieres. mandarin collar. Gold filigree Rev. William Ennis wis streamers. The bride's mother chose a In a pin wheel design actnted officiating clergyman at the Bridesmaids were Carolyn formal length gown of teal blue the gown down the front panel. double ring ctremon. Mrs. Mel tlemann, Mary Jane polyester and wool knit with She wore matching accessories Lorraine Devine, organist, and Rogero and Rhoda Puleo. Thetr high neckline and matching and a white orchid corsage. Mrs. Rory Berguson, soloist, gowns and flowers were blue satin trim. The long sleeve Mrs B.E. Rogero, grand. presented appropriate nuptial -. mother of the bride, wore a selections Including ' Th e lormal length gown of aqua Wedding Song" and "Avg . blue polyester knit with long Maria." . chiffon sleeves and lace collar. Assisting Father Ennis, at the Mrs. J, Poll, grandmother of nptlal mass were Eugene —• the groom, wore a formal }ugero brother of u i-ie kngth gowr of deep rone silk :-and Freddie Ferlici, flp of shantung with round collar, the gç long sleeves and lattice In. The church was decorated -% sertlon at the neckline Both with two large vases of white :_ F - ) wore white Carnation rOrS.1tS mums, daiurs, psophilia at acinted with habys brt'ath. fern on the head altar and two whit, cathedral tapers. Side 'FY- f altars were adorned with flor al ci:. arrangements and potted Palms. e Of Designer Admits OPEN FRI. NITES 7-9-12-14 lnces 18-20.22 Inches 10/$ 100 5/1100 40 Colors. Colored Teeth. Stock Up & Save �4 h:ol,fo,drdtd Sunday, Mar.24,li74 Womafl Officer Gema G It., to _= % ~ , ~, _ By LiZ MATUIEUX Herald Correspondent This past week-end I was so bu.sythAt I have barely had time - - 1. -• ________________ , i- . _, - " - --' - 91 -; em Also of in:erest at the local Also leaving our fl%idst Will be school Is the fact that Joan Grace Straukas an husband, Williams. long.1he teacher's Chuck, who will aide will he leaving us for portunity to use his skills as an greener pastures. industrial engineer. Replacing Joan will be n' forget that Seminole Dorothy Morton of Lake Chorus and the SJC Choraliers Harney Rd. wil l perform at the Civic Center Sun' afternoon under the direction of Dr. Bert Pennchief. Mrs. Angela Getz of Ft. Wayne, Ind., has been enjoying oU5UyCLiniteandpojjflsof Interest as she visits with her Geneva Homemakers met at sister and brother-in-Law, Mr. the Community Center with 20 and Mrs. Edward C. Putnam. members present and live guests. Guests were Goodwin and Ruth Meyers of Michigan, Dottie Davis of New George Stuart and Betty Jo York , Margorie Vorhalt, sister . - I. , '.. ; ,__% . Of -.' - I _ Earns Respect * Stathieux spent the weekend in of Blance Rucker, of West West Palm Beach visiting with Virginia and .%Irs. itrath a ArmvMn " B RYEVANSWrFr Associated Press Writer Li tes SAN U. Laura Lrnn Livingston is a woman a tough busi ness: she is an officer in the U.S. military police. q One of the ft five female offis th NP CO, she pulls patrol duly at San Francisco's Presidio and has commanded an all-male ty les - 'A - 4f . f I - ' ' , 's - -] - , Real Estate • Gardening. Decorating Sunday, March • I.I. Livingston carries a .33. caliber revolver Instead of the t MPstandard.4S.automaticand JIJ(j\ (,'j . in other ways does not fit the 1L I (,(,j'jfl TflI)I)LL,S !'% stereoty pe of a burly, tough SEPARATES AND ensembles are magic words 'Ip the flare-legged jeans, second from right, with in toddler fashions for spring. Twoand three'Oh, I'm not really that cuffs to match the checked shirt. The piece matchmales add or subtract to shinc-nican," sailor-girl shesays. applique that tops the jeans has threealone, '-s does the tie-dye faded blue shirt-tail "She's very knowledgeable. dimensional varn pigtails. Easter Paradejacket and dress with very professional and a fine matching hat, left, with pretty is the three-piece costume of permanent leader," said U. l Van D. jean detailing on washable polyester and press pique, right, that includes a sleeveless I.alIaday, commander of the cotton. The seed packet pockets on the natural white dress with enibroider%, on the ho track 5Nth Military Polict. ' dice, a 1"W)IIIIII J( 'Mls- sft'ond from left. ,,,;,t ell ;I 1)1-* g llt Ilattalton at the Presidio. F'or fx)lyestcr and cotton shirt with roll-up sleeves, trimmed in lace and embroide ry to match both. Wh ite Permanent-press poplin is the fabric for ttiunanded a platoon of 32 'ashions by Nannette.i military policemen — all of 24, 1974 Page ic Exemption Deadline urq %ftew l A ars '@ ct ve In Urban _.. Area In Peoria. HI.. a couple ttio In one of Philadelphia's tiou.se at their leisure, but were and his wife eie on a holiday residences, and then make a Robert II Ln,snn, director of better" suburbs, the home of a thought thc had good Ioks on indignant because they didn't trip, their suburban home was quick getaway. As a result, California's Law Enforcement widow who lived lived alorn' their expensive home was flndalotofcast,orjeweb..,na broken into one night. many once-tranquil neigh- Assistance program. His opftIitt'tHy ransacked (luring awakened ° ' ')ice house like this" Cursing Apparently the thieves spent bort when' not Jo daylight hours whilt' site night by , tifiiicni , hard-boiled their luck for -wasting resul of muchof their time prying open householders didn't bot our 'ouch he r to away at work, thy thieves professional theives who easily time," the burglars finally a locked do educational anti-burglary or to a closet in lock their doors at night are' gaining entrance by breaking In opened hit' front door with a ;Iinp.Iigns departed with a silver service, which sonw frieflientos were now deeply worried about their ttirough a -secluded back d oo r. powerful t ool called a "gri mink mat and the family car.,, stored. I'olIce theorized that U securlt). In despair she sold time place per. ' After binding and robbers had a lip-a false oneand moved to an apartment for gagging the lear-stricken Holiday Trip Easy Pickings that the physician kept large Reduce Risk ----____________ _________ — r.itt'r s.t-urit upk, the tt'iees looted the While a prosperous physician mnuuts of cash at home. lice al-0) tInptiasizt' that flse cases illustrate a sober the same tim e a burgbirs tend to look for 'easy 1: 1 1 ' ;'( of American life today: homeowner can greatly F _ & t" (act I , reduce pickings" that Li, homes or , durglary not only has reached the risk that . . ,.. . , may apartments that are not _____________ 11%. ,. ' I _____ (Iltit'IiIi(' proportions but ii (10 become the target of robbersprotected with strong locks or lunger largely an urban mint'. . _______ _____ and if be 1r.fto • ________ with his neigh. burglar alarm systems, at 1 ,: _______ ________ Ili recent years, the number of hors In crltiit' prevention times when the occupants are home' burglaries in suburbia _____ prograjims, even greater away, and where entry can be has risen twice as fast as in the security can be achieved. Law ,uadt' without attracting atc it ies. The reason is _____ simple: enforcenientauttmor,ti,.sbeliee tentun of neighbors or police. Burglars go where they hope to . - I that the total number of As -=- 41 - . . a rule thieves will tackle a -_ find the nicist loot for the least burglaries could be greatly i-~6. tough, well-protected -target" risk and effort . As more and reduced —e 'en cut in half-if only I ~ , -_ - -, ~_,,. --- . if they have reason to inure (niddleclass Americans the i - __ . ordinary citizen lam unbelieve that it offers cx.- - :t* I, ave migrated to the suburbs. derstood how . —. most burglars ceptionally valuable loot. sti(h they havi been increasingly _. - . . . operate, and t hi adopted :,, -- . '. , , -__,. ~- . a t,irge sums of t-ab, om et Ioll"~%cd 1)) hurglar.s. In(LIU(Iln* .Z,~. . .. 9 practical principles of home disposable valuables .'.. ' Is 4 Monday, April fly JULIAN STENSTRuSI _____ 1 ' W.T. Time's a wasting! to catch my breath. Betty's mother, M. Gee Edwardsand Treva Rucker of The Shan Sizemore-Wayne Andrews and friends That is, if you haven't yet filet] for homestead exemption. of the Geneva, You have until Monday. April 1. That is absolutely Peters wedding turned out family. Ttiere will be a bake We on Positively the final day. lovely I more on this at a little Good Friday in front of the If you reside within the cor-porate limits of the later datel. The Winter Park MY of Sanford Geneva [lost Off ice %v i t h and )vu were I-Cttjlj~ lfli., )0ur holllcsle~id as of Der, A rt Fetmval and the Rmni: .11, 197.1. prth to be d'nated to the you're entitled to homestead exemption which amounts to almost Ewmly Concert at the Civic Ihad a long conversation with Central Florida Zoological BEAU I IF IC A lION LAUDED .0 1150 lesson your next tax bill whichYou'll W getting m0ctoberof Center kept us on the run the pensive we ry or silvemare rlrite out from the city, break Suuuuw Thomas recently and project. "Burglar) is one crime we which this year. whole time, CMIM into, makes the risk arpreviously the tells me that as UNITY liNIPH(WEINIENT Project of the Sanford Woman's Clut) cased ran do sornething alp)u n as. Ruth Evans was elected If you reside in an unincorporated area of the count)' is school your is over saluting homes and she and the "Homemaker of the Year." businesses in the city for attractive appearanc('. The Winter Park Art Festival homestead exemption'Arillaniounttoa little more thansloo. children will move to Hillaird, Ruth is very capable. She can was unusual-so many "Initially, I did have Among those chosen are thos(- of Dr. Robert L Smith of If you're entitled to It there is no earthly reason why you should 124 Sumlovely where her husband. David, will make an empty bleach bottle crafts and so much beautiful me't'lin problems," she admits. "But I not file for it. carry out his duties as look like a thing ofai't and wha t ["he Jewelry but so little spent two weeks on bivouac If yoy don't claim homestead .hen you are entitled to lilt's just • ,_,. ,• art. superintendent of Quality she can do with a few bead,sand Nonetheless it is with these men as a platoon like taking money and holding it to a match. o always a Control Bulk Mail pleasure to visit Winter Park, it Center at some yarn would fill a whole leader. And, the sad part about It is that the people who can afford it the Jacksonville. page. is such a picturesque city and — n• JOAN BABB the library by the corr.mjssjon department are Peter Ahl, "Iplckedcreepycrawlersout leastaretheoneswho"forget"totlajiii,t son Mrs. Allen Millen, Eastbrook — Herald Correspondent entfyouareflotab'erofart which must be spent by Sep- of Mr. and Mrs. Nib AM, of my hair and I went without a — light crew and our and art objects, it Ii son John, bath for a week. After youcome tember, 1974, according to Winter Springs, assistant lighting director, relaxing to mix with the Are you aware of the Helen, out of something like that, ~ -&_-4tA:_f _.?'I - lighting director; Tim Fortini .1 T _ friends. 4 7mr:.tremendous amount of work Gabbing with and watching Thus far, the committee has son of N you've earnid the resped of and Mrs. James .-~ I I -% 7 ~ -X I being done toiard expanded visited existing libraries, F'ortmni, hlOnell Branch our gardening friends, Betsy your men" DAVID I)% (ill n lcrat'-h :umd ii sIit1 .uoI ,tr uOtt' ea 1 e ct-k un1e., a Road, 41 It ) OU missed the King Mrs. Derek) O'Donoghue, library facilities in Seminole collected information soil She p11 5.5 to ti.5. Materials similar amount of rain falls. Extension Agent is now battalion assistant many light crew; Bob Hunting, son The first orientation of classes in the history of the Seminole In Family, you missed a real treat County' can be added to the soil before some cases where types of county systems Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hunting, wilma i Mrs. Wayne) Morris, logistics officer, a step above Count)' Board of Realtors were held last week at a conference the soil is uideet They were so aye (Mrs. Robert) Moore, ci platoon leader in the military Helen (Mrs. Wayne) Smith, possible and will be contacting Forest Brook, light crew; The rose is one of the world's planting to Increase the room in the Longwood office of First Federal Savings and Loan water excessively sandy, two ap. paUble that they exuded love al, Inspired most chairman of the Seminole various people connected with Susie lopmi, daughter of Mr. and us to get some seeds popular flowers. In ho lding capacity, improve the plicatlons may be required. hierarchy. plants, despite our Association of Seminole County. _______ and a warmth to all o atCount)' library Facilities county library systems in and Mrs. William Leopird, "I' got as many brains as Florida, with its year-round nutrient balance and change Watering should be schedul ed These classes are held for the purpose of explaining the h : tended. istory L — -_______ thumb, advisory committee, filled us in Florida, gardening climate, the rose is the soil reaction (p11), Such the day before the weekiy / anyone else and, as Tanglewood, light crew. of the National Association of Realtors, t V.I. far as he Florida Association of While thom we saw many an evergreen shrub that will rnate - ials as compost, leaf. On the latest Awe lag August. With the growth here, we • Realtors, and the Seminole County Board of Realtors along with r Also Bill Marshall Jr., son of , i pesticide application as plants If we raise more than a crop basing men work under 1L • • - bends but I was especially In February the county certainly need improved Mr. and Mrs. William Marshall, of bugs, slu ,snalls and continue to Increase its flower mold, peat, muck, ceftsi* do now," IN said. the Realtors' Code of Ethics, and the by laws of the Seminole gs wood weilsupplied with mositure are other commission passed a resolution library facilities and we wish Sernuran Aparents, student production for at least five shavings and manures Obvious discrimination against ': may be less susceptible to injury from critters, ynu'lI be the first County Board which governs the conduct of Realtors in this area. to Herman and her daughter. ~ requesting a grant from the the committee success in its director: Kelly Norrington, know. femaks )ears. Roses grow and bloom used. As much as a 4-inch layer pesticides. When watering try in civilian law enThose completing the initial course were Margaret Anderson of Anna-Lee Heard, and husband, state library to lure a con. work. all year in Central Florida, and of any one of these materials or to avoid getting the leaves fOrCMnt is the ITS=She gives Anderson Realty, Harold W. Joos of Gale Associates, Ann daughter of ,%fr. and Mrs. Giles wet. Fman, sultant to survey Jerry and Jim Remley Norrington, Winter Woods, can supply more blooms for combination cmmty's ' of two or more, for joining thp MP9. She says an Theissin Of Halton Associates, Margaret F. Young of C~oss I. library facilities. .. recently entertained the chorus; and Tim fischer, son of cutting than a ny other mixed thoroughly to a depth of Country Real Estate, Bill France of Gale Associates, . undergraduate degree In Anna-Lee has composed a Fertilizer should be applied . Elsie Officers were elected Altamonte Community Chapel Mr. and Mrs flowering shrub. Each year 12 inches will improve most six times a year in this area. Richard.son of Dehlinger cidegy nagna cum laude Playlet entitled "Take This J. L fischer, Real Estate, Pauling N. Wheeless of San , TODAY I NOTICED: 0 o: I ;,. arrangements for a visit choir in their Wlndmeadm,s Bear Gully Road, "Squire plants produce from five to soils. Lando Realty, Marty Sorenson of Gale Associates, Hilda N. from Freaio State University Fertilizer should be a 2-1-2 ratio Qmp"whIctiwill bepresernierjat ._______ , . 1 '' the director of library home. It wasa "work" session Dap." Seven cycles or "flushes" of Daylight hours areofexpanding, In most locations roses should such as a 11O or M4 or 1)odson of Ilattaway Realty, Hal Powers of Gale Associates, Julia the First Methodist Church much to the relief mothers did not lift any barriers for i development of the state with a party atmosphere as bloom of one to two weeks' be irrigated with one inch of similar analysis, -. Hatton of Hatton Associates and Roger I., Davis of Gale Also Mark Schwelzer, sane of with school-age children, we're office in the Fresm County Sierffi's ,Jl April 5, 6 and 7, at $ p.m. _______________________________________ ' library were made at a Feb. 6 Jerry had prepared some Mr. duration and a few flowers S. 111111111111 1. and Mrs. Mark Schweizer, sure. The extra sunshine also 0 meeting. Anna-Lee Is directing 35 terrific goodies for after the Lake Howell Lane, "King gives us The second orientation classes will be held during April at the For 1$ months, she was a more time to garden, hng officer at yoluigpei'ionsand 1lT band Off1cer1,lnaddiUontoHe, singing. U.Roses are available in First Federal offices in Longwood. Arthur;" Julie Sorokurs, sprinkle, get sun tanned (how "wrestling drunks" is doing all of the technical are Mrs. Mills (EIis?beth) various grades or qualities, The choir is preparing daughter of and Mr. and Mrs. luckywearetol1velnF1,!) searching lsonera, V. ' WodL t Boyd,, wice chairman. and Mrs, Schubert's -Mass in G" for Stanley Sorokurs. - dependlnguponthetypeo(r® Casa Mom, hang clothes, - . .I "It was a golf and William R. (Mickey) Adams, performance, with string chorus; Steve Zawadsid, son of tennis, etc., etc.,pisy system they have. Grafted ) 1 •: etc. West MA", but I wouldn't have - .. - - • secretary. _t roses are composed of two quartette accompaniment, gone anywhere," she said, The newly elected president of the National Association of . . Other committee members during Ule F"er season. different roses, One forms the inAugut,1972, thejod Realtors Is Joseph B. t)oheI-t%' of Andover, Mass. As a result, . TAFFEU INSURANCE Miss Brydla Bostick from Agency located at 25th Street and Bay include Mrs. Kenneth (Ruth) Dw'Ing the rehearsal, the root system (rootstock) Army and spent two months in Realtors throughout the United States this year can expect a Avenue __________ TALLAHASSEE. Ocala was the recent guest of mAP) 1209 Monroe, Mrs. Gilbert (Judy) group heard a recording of other the top (scion. The three — Condominium Fla. developers lease,"a month maintenance strong emphasis on education. Doherty's career, as a matter of military police training at Ft. A — her niece and nephew, Mr. and Boettcher, Mrs. Seymour work by the Robert Shaw standard rootstocks are Forwo Gordon, Ga., with 57 men and to fact, has been marked by a strong emphasis In education, lie 1' uld be required to guarantee Mrs. Edward YarborougtL iDrborah; hl, —Prohibits the placing of Glenda Chorale, then had a Iuruaria, which gives the fotr other served as chairman of Realtors' education cotnrnfttt'es at the •! be,, ilk* construction of their build- liens against the home for fall. Conelly, David Ehlert and Mrs. along" with the recording for -• "" ' Executive-Type Women results In this area, Dr. flue)', rngs for up to five years under As the 50$th's first woman local, state, national arid international levels as well as the Home Sadell Pate, its second go 'round. It was fun which is second best, and bill approved by a Senate ing : pay recreation fees. 1J 0 H a superintendency of two public school systems In Connecticut, officer. "My commander does en From H ur - __ - :-Ex officio, moembers are ?4rs. and very helpful. —Creates trust requirements Multiflora is the least mrr1z:iittt. FT. WORTH, Tex. (AP) — Doherty is a former president of his local Board of Realtors, Ray says only a small not discriminate against me.,, -H. J. (Florem) tho, Tfxn between thedeveloperand buy. 'in )satisfactory rootstock because ou name the greatest pliant'es themselves aren't Later the church quartette, The feminine influence is former president of the Contulatlo number Of women can rill the Lt Livingston is an en. in or - • •. The Senate Consumer Affairs er which Sen.said George Relt Seminole Junior College composed Of Aida (Mrs. Don) exerting and ass t1p requirements for business Massachusettes Association of Real single threat to your life and much to blame as careless your I. Never p cut grass by pulling it is the shortest-lived Under (ofiIIiiitte passed 2 Monday stone, tMiami, wasFiretiniistic soldier, Estate Boards, and is a former director and vice president of the ' , to Margie I MM VX) Smith i%er mower tow claimlng librarian ard you Florida conditions. plant, on and well-being in your home, it is Roger Rowe, soprano; Je, alto; itself m National Association Of Realtors, ___ and more in Nindling and misuse of sucil who was cho.en to stand at the the executives today but that in a the good points of the MP -- it might run over your feet. their Own roots, (tops and roots a coil 'Prehe risive bill that would V)rtant in selling "financial notalthough crime and violence, xiwerrd uimpleiiit'nts. In 1963 h e was named "Realtor of the Year" by both his local elm of the Sanford Garden ALPS this situation Will program. these make the 5.Nevcrmntbemoweruphill from LURING LYCRA, the fabric most commonly planner County co,nmig sang a hymn which they will same cutting) tile first time t A So says Paul Ray, president change as more women go Into board and the Massachusettet Aaarb-inti~ 111 1. hClub. The power lawnmower, and downhill. Going u the Florida law the righ ts of con--Sets into law the re la tion. John Kftnbrough is Ralson man. perform during Sunday's of a management associated Mth bras and girdles. is bei for satisfactory th e older shrub'or k~ particularh ilk We have a standing joke , rotary type Machine inight topple or roll C0113tiltiAg business school courses. ng Boston Colle,e, holds a masters degree in education from liar. hem' accident ... the arcmth'ntal owners and develship betw ee n developers and This month, Ms. Virginia service, fashioned into dazzling cveningwear __ ith its whirling blades, must firm that specializes in where Margie is concerned we vard. and is a five-Ye3t veteran (if World War 11 - att,aining thv AROUND "When women realize cor. hack on ou if ou Slip; going Grigg . director of Library grafted on any of the standard fall, the tlectrical slm-k, tile In' u-sed with c(instant caution. down. yo'ur folit illight !ilip Into rank of Lieutenant Con mmnan de r in th e Navy. designer Robert David Morton. According to executive search. Ray says Porations are fighting one Just cal l her "madam president 'lime iiieusure, which now goes ations De ve lopm ent, met with ( Yourhomo rootstocks ive longer and The National Aswiation of Realtors now represents 110 of everything" because it corporations are seeking anothertopays25,00Qayejf0 Morton, who doesn't believe in funky lengths iiuslipwithia IM)wL'r tool. When warns the National Safety the blades. The proper nay to produce more flowers than IS similar to a bill approved sions between committ ee to expla in grant, it comes to accidents, there*s no Ctouncil. Sollic 75,000 persons mo%% a si(ppe 1. Side a)S. women wi th business school promising female executives EveryoneeIseds seems as t she is just either, the fabric clings in all the right places ,, % the develo pe r Realtors and 400,(X Realtor-AssocIates who are members of 52 place like home; each year suffer amputations and other and forth. back when grown on their own roots. state associaflorms and 1,620 l ocal real estate boards survey procedures and to Speaking 01 music, many bachelor or master's degrees with a few years of demon. STERCN1 FiJRNITUR especially in Geneva! th last month by the House Busi. and c,condominiurn owner. and drapes as beautifully as chiffon: Th e two mmend consuJtants. 0V1eó3 High School reco The st uden ts Plant roses where they will nation. rough the some 30,000 Americans are injuries from power mowers and one or two years of cor- grated ability in the business ness Regulation Committee, "By the committee appr oval ____ get at least six hours of sunlight exper ence. killed and more than I million ever)- year. The spinning blades wor ww" will forget about Among major provisions, the this earl) in the season, we hope conniltant hired by April i and the April 4, 5 and 6 per. I 100 French Avenue a day. Where some shading bill: are disabled in accidents in and of rotary mowers lop off toes or Aerosol Cans "At first they were very courses in pie baking a plmthary draft ot we can get a strong conca nnot be avoided, locations Startling Growt Easy terms 377-7S3 (ormances 01 "Camelot." The particular," Ray says Of around their homes, In fact, fingers of unwary users, and . develop an interest in Requires apartment tlonuniwn bill passed," GilDon't your chances of an accident are also can pick up arid launch the which supply morning sunlight owners to give their tenar, porstion th whid will honor Mr. and Mrs ts a kspie said. are preferred, fargr('aterin)'ourho,flt,fl in stones, huts i'f metal and other or th si Talk about growth' Thorn read this! In 1964 th Helen said, "Wi th Morning sun will chance to extend their leases _______________ Willie Lee Sieg at the Lake "It represents a major accounty lain time at 3 p.m. Finishing Touch e Orlando-Winter the hiwiuning factories Another handy gadget that is dry the dew on the leaves and one sear after giving noti of weight, clings sheer outfits example, originally the degree budget considerations needed South Park I"ird of Realtors was comprised M members. In 1972 that View Nursing Borne April 7 of :npl ce co ishmiwnt we know th The best way to complete a should be avoided. They ill Se minole rtudent.s In business administration had e inhard objects with bullet-like dangerous when mishandled is lessen the chances for intent t convert to conbill is going to bebut amended to number had grown to 2,101. However, during 1973 the number of dustry where safety codes and force. between the hours of 1: 30 and before July 1, the group is Involved in the production, tilt- aerosol spray call. Tile middie-length* skirt outfit is 0111% emilhasire that % hich i1i blickspot infection. Practices eliminate man) to be from one of the country's , of For saf('I)'s sake', observe I ) mndnitM'rs jumped to 3,034, an increase of almost l,000 members. 1111111WIls 2:30 pm. to wear dark stockings wihh best kept out of sight. of e'iartnment Health, death on tht- floor,"' he said most abitijou3 yet unciert,sken the lizards. prestigious colleges. Now it can these basic 'rules to minimize Education But that's not all. During 1964. the Multiple lAsting Servicv shoesorcall-high boots This for the Commission by mid- by - Requires full disclosure to and Welfare reports Best Soil Long Line e school's drama Firestone, the bill's sponsor, part, th de be from an way a total look is created y well-regarded 'he risk ''-" of using power that from 300 to 400 persons it operated by the Orlando-Winter Park Board of Realtors enjoyed a flit, prosW(tr%e buyer by the said, "It is inthebest intere Longer-length coals look ntandass1sedbytlmc st of college." mowers: 17hV best soil for growing condoininium developer. Ms. G rigg told the group of sales volume of slightly more than Ill million. During 1973, MLS Power Tools Proper Length month are injured in accidents well with pants as well as if & -~ tilt' Industry" although soins. Today's sleek look requires skirts and acid an extra foot sales totalled lmost 1151 million. (dly enough, despite the roses is one that has good " state library development _______________________________________________________ Let ____________________________________________________ I. lie sure your lawn is clear involsing aerosol cans. SOIIW cirainage', which allows air and least' -Establishes provisionsregulations for on develop.'rs oppose it. (IiTrrflToT1Tr(rrri 1jj1l1T1J ill -11-i-fl us not forget to a longer pants line. Slacks of warmth oil spray he u rrd increasein membership f stones and other debris that s or a single year funds for which Seminole between l and people accidentally recreation t "Recently congratulate Miss Constance and shoes or boot, should they ha e me homiit' accident rate has might be thrown by the blades. eyes 1973, the greatest Increase in one year came in 1972. MIS sales ir water movement to and from areas and maintenance which acquired ('its Chic County would be eligible if a with irritating substances. Williams of th e Geneva meet where the heel Joinstbmt' the'Image of bad gus SAY IT WITH roots, and iliow that year increased by $30 million over total sales In 1972. Many ioomed upward in recent years Sc". t'r over Ski mitIeis or gloses are will hold an adequate Sen William Gillespie. tNew county-wide system is such Soiimt' of the cans may turn into supply of ttho('s,ur shoe will but the need to suppl) mIong with the do-it-yourself materials prac'tirjl and warm on the t developed. Realtors in South Seminole County are participant_s in the moisture and ______ inrna Beach, said would moderate-cost housing is iiii. leaving her desk March )to be 'flamnethirowers" or explode Good Sense slopes but air less than at2. Stop the engine while like bonibs if the spray is ac- nutrients Nutrients are most Orlando-Winter Park Hoard's MI.S operation. Sanford Realtors t%)oi,1 and the mushrooming of are truly married, If '.ou are s1ightl os'er. iractise for nt', weir, 1wtet't the poor bu)er ,who lrtant to the state," l-'trc"t n,' The conunittee also aside hw ---------- -- I.__ ._*.. --- ,-, _.fl - -.................. i'It'i'tri,'',I -it'..i "-.--""'-'- ,,, ,,,, ,ii t' participants are y aiwari mccall)', Hall iiq:t iiig iiw grass catcoer, IL',,u,e .i'.oiiauu' in a iintI. t:e' is stuek with: a $Ix) !u Healty. Stemper tidt'ntally ignited, Others, such im,'adgeLs and power household Agency and Stenstrorn Realty. 3. Never leave the starter Ili as pa int Sprayers, can be tools The machint's amid all- cocked position F dangerous if used indoors without proper ventilation to carry away toxic fumes. Nrser BvJt'l11%5 'ENS"fl4 iu'ih.ek r cu M.M. Smith, affectionally known as Mike b) thousands of real throw a discarded aerosol can a..il; C,,111. and Compare ownership, or, If the establish. mission, or estate brokers and salesmen throughout Florida, has retired as miii a trash fire or down the such street is shewn ONE PRICE COMpL[TF ''I!:iritly a day goes by that immt'nt of a new street is involved, on executive secretary of the Florida Heal Estate Commission, Moasured *Fabric Incinerator chute; heat can a kgall ret" rtlt'tl sub•Cmslom Tailored the staff of the Planning and any division of such . Smith began his long career with the Commission in 1931 as an 'Installed raue the residue of gas in parcel; die ision plan the 74)flmmmg('om1lJ).,fl of Seminole procided. however, that tnt' Only A'AERO Can You Buy Beautiful Custom investigator, lie later becanie chief investigator and moved on to call to expand and blow the Tailored Draperies At Factory-Direct county is not faced with having division of land into parcels ,, Permits the post of executive secretar y. Throughout this period Smith Prices ' e'ntamnt'r apart fl FRANK J. JASA re rr ;ge ,sihiidi' .0 re is largt'l And Get In Home Decorator to Inform a property owner that live' a('rl'' served with distinction 'r more not Service-- Free. and ecen at limes without pay. When t'eiluit> Agricultural Agviit iat Ve cilcan', ,td jt',i, 1',, ci due' ti limited supplies of fuel no building permit can Only at PbIIipt can the first license law was adopted in this state some 6,700 involving an change in street then building periismts may brokers you and lt'rtiliier, irrigation water Lx' issued due to an illegal sub- lines or public easements 9e1 espert advice on were "grandfmzthered"tn, During the rmd.thirues the registration For the first time in three and tIme' IlIgh elt'iiianti for of refused if drainage, soil fabrics that can be division of land," according to wtmatsoe'vt'r kind shall not be characters file dropped to something like 1,200. At times there were no funds years, the United States ended adequate' Pasture' land ariil Ordinary Fall or restored by out modern otter St'iiiinole ('tiunty Building and deciiied It. be a subdivision to pay salaries between 11 renewal p eriods. But Smith remained on 1913 with a dry cleaning method,. favorable balance of for, crops Fruit and established standards are ntj Zoning Director. J. B Williams within the meaning of this act, the job. trade — thanks to the American vegetable growers are aLso met." hiut'ket flight mt, spars' held Williams said that iri July ''This terni includes a Smith will remiummn with the ('omnmicisSiun in the capacity of a I";irne'r ront'e'rnvcl about Article XI f the SubdlvLs: the iii terrors for Astronaut John 19'iU, the Hoard of YOUR AERO Count) rt'subdivLsmons and, when apconsultant to the Commission. lie was recently called to the office Agriculture trade' netted the availability of labor '' Regulations, Williams pointed (k'en, but a fall in a bathtub ('oinmiii,sion('r% pursuant to propriate', to * the ('iir1tt't, shall of Ileubin Askew where the governor presented him with a Nation $tm,3 billion which lire' ut pros ide'', heat a iukatumi is 'Ihe' f;mriie'r must not lose mne'apauitattsl tutu leer st'vc'rmul Florida DECORATORS statutes, relate ti, adopted what the process of commendation, than coiiipensated for a deficit sight of the need subconsidered a mimiscicaiuinor to 11w for soil mmd inonth,s and forced huti to is uurrentb known as the (lid, iding or to JaI*anWaIJ,PHpe the land sub- seller, of 17.6 billion from the non water conservation in these abandon plans to run for his agent and the buyer the Semiunoit' ('ounty Subdivision (hiSided," agricultural sector of tth tmit's if 'mill out production," U.S. of illegally subdivided land Senmute',.,a somber Regulations whch established at What this means, stated 322-3315 economy, Agriculture's con. In addition. Williams says Short term gains can soon be reiiiintkr th at the t'onunon, proced MAKE SOMEONE HAPPY TODAY .i ures and standar'ds for Williams, is - No ObI.qal,j, tribution In 1912 was $2.9 billion overshadowed and eliminated "rdinar that "The Sub- that the County may enjoin fall outranks all other the subdivision platting, division Regulations THEY'LL LOVE YOU some $6.4 billion less than time In depleted, barren Sill Then t aUse's of Robert S Brown, former building and zoning director for at'c'idental death and dt'veltipment and use of land in that no building r'rmit provide such transfer or sale by action shall be .SeminoleCounty. was honored last Friday night at the March record high set in l!n73 FOR IT! agric'altiirt' ue'ull he' re's*ea- injur around the bottle Sean) all areas tit the County under its issued on any lot or parcel of for Injunction at the disc; tii j Iiiet'tiflg of the Central Florida Chapter of the Florida Iii an effort in continue this siblc for a f the I'ianning had Zoning deficit in the Nation's Planning half of mll home fatalities can he' juristhetuimi land subject to and Zoning Association. Meeting at the Sheraton-Orlando Jet these (omnnhission, positvt' Impact on the balance of trade This tin. traced L regardless ol to falls, and the nunibcr regulations unless such lot Port Inn, the group paid tribute to Brown, a Sanford resident, 315 Wj 131Pm St. the USDA earlier pleasant situation can be 'if serious injuries LS estimated Definition for or whether the ciolater has boon World Wide Delivery ;'arce'l is within a his contribution to effective' planning and zoning subdivision e'hargt',l wither fuil gu;it SANFORD, FLORIDA mi Seminole lifted planting restrictions on pre'vcnte:t h a anit' and rn- at lucre' than a mimillon a )ear Under tue Lies,'' Wii!maiiis her w hn't a final plan has been Countyand Central Florida. Brown served for five year about 16.8 million acres of set- sible attitude' byi the Nat on's Oflly'it,'miiiibilt' ca a ', unhition, s use uwi-t' declare', ''a subdivision u appruet'd by the Hoard of chairman of Sanford's planning and zoning board until his aside' land. Actual acreage Ste'esartic of the Soil. Williams suggests that 'A bier,' d.'imnage lii huiimns than (led fulLs defined as the division (If a ('ounty Commissioners election to the City Commission in 1957. At that time Cafi Increases, however, are not Wise use of fertilizer and humut' on slippery floors, subdivision of land is invoised, Brown also tell ladders, 209 E. Commercial parcel of land, whether mu()01) 3fl.33 'Under the began his long tenure of service to Seminole County as Building t'*f)et'tCd to exceed about liu in ailelitinim to Lice. Williams the Seminole County Pmmnnin1 good cultural elonmu stairs, on Icy steps and all proved or aramoproved, into two continued, "a lot or parcel must Official arid Zoning Ihrcctot-. He administered the and Zoning Department t' first zoning tuuiflion iid'iitioal acres. The practices can keep lime economy the nthet wmus people somns'how or more lots or parcels of la nd ordinance in this ('owit)', , abutt a public street which has contacted fur precise farmer's hesitation to utilize and the soil in better shape take a tunebte' lot Ibm' purpose, n heths'r un he't'ni (ictitesh Or dedicated to and formation Babb Bn,a (I)1f Seminole 1k . fr. ..r-- Orientation Classes R ,#$11 F ooms All I4 i ses Year - ______ - _' - ______ ''""• ,-- " .: 4 : Senate Bill Requires - .... - I I , Building G , Bi(r Business Se.eking v t LOOK h Fashion And Beauty ups wi cur- dropped eir ghts a bit. F _______ TOM a -. - E)Ru'EIUES OXA~T R .11 .I . I Beauty on a Budget . Agri Shop .I Subdividing B lture Offsets U.S. '7 3 T ra d eDeficit --- ,. 4 , Shop Dial se4w 322-1822 Fbm Sk" Horn. PHILIPS Brown Is Honored Bu I �2C— The Sanford Herald Sunday, Mar. 24. 1974 GIW !- CFS Completion In May Cxnpktiot Is set (or May m Dais of Continental Inc. sth A - .. to.. San! ord, tratitw != .. ~11%1 Inc.. the first Central Florida. is building a coo. company to uuli ththsuiaj $75O facili ty at O CWrAry denloçment re'enu booth In flth Road, Sanford. "Semiixge County Is usmg industrie deeIoçrnent revenue J\ \/ \ \\ / \ / \ / \\ __ / / / y \ \ \ . ri- \ \ of \ )1 L'\A'\ \\ \ - \ . \ - . c t opera 1-:- - - INC±}IH first year c't than estimated . . . . n~ - -: ••.• r-71 - .. . • ~' anfact&red or peorrssedv Florida and elsewhere b manufacturers or processors, - 7- qppp . ..A p •' - S] -;cu:; lop 11' 1 - )t Mt II) ICO.FuUT % ITI ii iFiI l.-\N1) Lli.&1.\N IL carefully selected cross-section of the best in design and variety I - - ) $1 - - ------- - k / - . i rich . . _ ..~_f Not only can — - h%vw. 7be trend afford the new sda bed in the life. is slowly emlving into a "boom Pleas ng -1110~yl "_ condorrunium to-wall and am rugs, you can _ - ~ within a boom.dryer. accumulated clutter. Give it ..mar ry" both versions work to the rooms Condominiums generally How much better things get away. Have a garage sale. decoratively. A patterned area In this setting, with the have been a proven "winner" when, at last, you move to your Rec ycle your lifestyle corn- rug allows for a handsome floor distinct Mediterranean mood of for several years, much to the development house and have a plettly. border and outlines the dining Thornasijile's Portfolio dining surprise of many Past, skeptim yard for the kids,s dishwasher. area. A matching wall-to-wall room collection. the (n(aJ flcvndinungn borne, where and a bonafide rec" Fewer Rooms carpet pushes out the walls In look the Passport desk-chest, Ur oc%parA P5 all the where you can hold Cub Scout the hung room and expands the and the contemporary Foun. benefits of ownersh ip and meetings. If the house too 1arge,ie look of the ron fly-, clers parson tables, there is And then. Sliver for a place with fewer rpoms: In thepja Photo lbove, the color , - -j _!~~ -4U I - . Alp i INSIDE VIEW OF BUILDING Eventually will go to 46,800 sq. ft. - . room •I e of Wage Change S - all age, econonuc, social and ethnic groups. including To Cut Inflation Impact CN* WW housirIg authority, Sanford H. Goodkin, recenth NEW voax I u s in. general line that you start different. condscted a sua'vry centered on flation sel the entire In. learning to live with inflation. George housing likes and dislikes or ckistrialxzed w orld and resists The corollarythat is you tend to for the National AiSOCiatiJ 'm1Y units From 3 to 46 per the determined efforts of gov- Sthp lighting it and You wind up Manidacturers, asks: cent of those inter viewed eruments to posh it back, a with .end infUtion in the normal consider condominiums as mood of resignation has dewl. Albert H. Ccx.. Jr., chief manner" me "normal nmin,. acceptable as singletamik cd: U you can't beat it, learn ecorxmulst 01 Lionel Edit & Co., net" generally is assumed 10 detached homes-quite a l to with it. consultants, and former Nixon mean restrictive monetary and from recent past )ears. ump From a most unlikely *tLt, administration advir, feels fiscal poIicie. In the wake of Boon's State Sttert Bank & much the rg) )•. way: condominium iorm 01 ipCo latest . "once you put in an official Stable Prices estion that, like Bran!, we assumption about inflation s becoming more thri ever cc'nsider adjusting i n t erest pceacreptltaJthcnaccel. Inflation isn't inevitable, j-j rates, wages, rents, citiac-.s erae it. I just don 't think it Haft sell ers reminds us. In the municipalities. with am the W to work in the Umted mid-l954 to early or mid 1960s .s. 1. UI *Ct. States." L it avs'ragevi only i. per cent or gasoline. T " eater so a )ear. a fad that * cTiDci&-d priority is beW plAced on If 0* b4* P"" of the Short Success Use Pans On ' CooktolD 1 . • ., - requir Cr ' __ , * IL.. U WJ 1 &. 'IUII L 40 _ ( INCLUDING LOTi F HAVA "-'INTIONAL ! - -, • •. - C AVAILABLE T HE PONCE DELEGN 2 & 3 BEDROOMS 1-2 BATHS • 12' SLIDING GLASS DOORS CENTRAL HEAT & AIR WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES DISHWASHER, DISPOSAL CONVENIENT SNACK BAR od DtRECT$OPIS Tt I4 ' UWP&rf Rd - '400 PHONE t314000 I i-f ____ i SI 1)0 c, C)ti,r, Ii • WALL-TO-WALL CARPETING • CATHEDRAL CEILINGS • LAUNDRY ROOM • QUALITY WORKMANSHIP to t,.0,rporw Rd If . j r go - o fj t tim 4t41, go 4 fn.ies to EtI.z,irn Blvd T,iqn Ii',t 3 blocks to tlsp ,,io4 p1') T,s.a.ss', 5%..-8 ¼ % (NT. +__ TODAY' 13,900 ___ I WEEK ENE)S 57 : 43 FRONT : Overseas Moving Advice Offered > VIVIAN IIILOWN APNewsfeatwrs Writer wanted it for sentimental reasons, It cost her $3,000 to move five rooms of furnishings from a fifth-floor walkup" (- peciallv for ukier people, in the light of whtre one is The voiispan)'s business has going, France has both 110 and accelerated in recent years, 220 voltage. In most countries especially to - - . f MARon HOMES I Cf IQ wft Few" - 831-4039 628-2162 789-999 cN k \N. .z(1 U ,f I = 11 z in 75 * Furnished-Unfurnished * Disposal-Dishwasher * Range-Refrigerator * Clothes Washer-Dryer * Swimming Pool * Club House * Shag Carpeting * 1•2 Bedrooms 11 0 W. Airport Blvd. Sanford, Flo. 323-7870 - - 1160 16k - - - . I a tj4i __ It 1.,-_ , ,,r2r,- . 0 a 4 . __ X'% 4 Alf ;:i ~!111111 — . . !; (j $ 0Iii# almost hnp*t'l• 11%81 YOU O'*fl plopfiytOg II got • bill,t hoili tP,on you ivi, dsm,4 .01. 104 ss monip P06200 You would Ps.,, b. 14vd P?',' lound ,51,on to $haatIi to Ibi last nil on your now h0m. wt" bic,,.. - 0) .'- 4 - ..• Y 4 1 '.Az" ,' intr , GET THE FACTS! CALL 322-6390 SANFORD HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING 26"S. Sanford Ave. From ___ Ltniak Singer Total Comfort Conditioning does six important things for the 'climate" of your house. It warms it all In the winter. It cools it down the summer. Cleans and filters the air. Deodorizes it Puts moisture into warm. C air ry $u ___j .N_tt A ' -4.. t l " 1, ~ -, \ I - --'-- _ -_ _. I "'~-J 7 I SINCE ~ wm~~ I 1; i V .4: ' " I- L tI1 , 8arLdlewood illa,5 , " 'o 'l-,~' , An Outstanding Rental Value . ~Ii I 7,141 - MODEU OPEN DAILY Is-a lox I? ME - Yes — — 0 ~k I - - - UUAI Good. (1--t NN By ANDY LANG house jack. Have the dealer period of time, forget about it , was ha ble than others, more return any unused /iPNewsfeatures explain to ycu how it works, roll should Mt manufacturers include resistant 1(1 stains, more the calculatIons not prove paying particular attention to directions for the hanging of resistant to mnositure and eas Q- The living room floor In the neeessityofralslng the Jack ier accurate, Two questions frequently their product. Make sure you to strip off the wall should you summer home is sagging only a tiny bit every day or two. asked us: You can paper get Item when you make your decide to make a decorating over old just a bit. A carpenter told us This is rot an operation wallpaper Is wallpapering a room more if to be it is still se curely t purchase. tic prepared, too, to change In a few )ears. here is no danger that it will ta ken lightly, as you can make tliffic ult than Painting it? at ched to ta the wall. If th discuss with Your dealer every One f the prchanging are just a few pieces of looere ever (all; that it was caused by t he stuation worse by being Is it more ex pensive? facet of your planned project. It decisions that must be made is any one of a dozen reasons, but careless. Therefore, don't paper, remove them fle answer to both questions can affect several things, as, 1mw and sand that it still Is ztrong enough to undertake it unless you know ninny rolls of paper is the same — yes! forins ta nu', how the selvage or will need for a room. This you down the edges. Paper that 15 support any will amount of weight. I exactly what you are doing BUT no t secured in many places has and it's a big but undecorated edges should be depend on the size of the walls, to be taken off, using water and have been worrying about it, before you start, This is not one wallpaper lends itself to a wide trimmed. Depending on tile the height, and the a wallpaper remover. You however, and I want to be 1000 of those do-it-yourself projects variety of decorative effects pattern you choose, a roll eofincluding size and can per cent sure that It Is safe and, where you learn by trial-and. number of windows also use a rented steamer, and gives a "tone' to a room wallpaper will have selvage on and doors at least, that that it doesn't get any error. will not require that paint seldom can match. two sides, one side or neither paper. There is a formula for worse, Can anything he dne Holes or other gaps in plaster about Also, after completing a job of side. It will also come determining this, but you need walls should be it? We have a concrete wallpapering, there's a sense of prepasted or without paste, filled with tiasemnent. not wurry about it. Instead, creative accumplishitient even All wallpaper OflCC %'aS Imonle take the measurements of the patching plaster, followed by a A. Only a personal inthough creativity doesn't really of paper. These days coat of sizing. Repairs should it can be walls, windows, doors or uso be m spection can determine the ade in a gypsum board enter into the project. What paper, vinyl, fabric or any one anything Please settle an Q. else In the room that wall, with particular attention safety of the floor, The car- arguement, Is counts in obtaining a successful of half redwood harda dozen other materials, will lint be papered. Give these given to the seams. A Primer- penter undoubtedly has made a wood or softwood? I maintian result are such things as Among the matters correct analysis, provided that that is that should !iit'isijremnents to your dealer, scaler on such a will patience and careful attention 1A' taken int" (ns1erltigI i' is hardwood becau' f ho has a i'inlcte estimating recommended. If there is tie made su ti an inspection its resistance to the weather to details, If you are in a hurry you compare prices is that chart that will enable him to tell calcimnine on a wall, it shou But if it will make you (eel to get the task done and must some wallpapers using the you just what is needed. Make ld be better, you can install so-call ed A. washed off with a strong SOP complete it within a speci fied general tern You lose, Redwood is are more ;iri arrangement with him to solution, Lally columns at each end of considered a softwood. As a the supporting beamn flintier of fact, most soitwoods 'Ilwse are put in place af ter are more resistant to the Iba' sag is corrected with a clement, t han hardwoods ' 4 ' i ' Answer HyA ND'S' LAN(; APNcwsfeaturcs ,' ' '* 4I III M . Refinishing Wood Floor Requires Time 10 H) UZE'rTE L MURPHY —,. ___ L piere s the accenting interior landscaping, those of control plants. 7be fig need more attention, showed no significant response The leaves of the umbrella in height increase or leaf drop and weeping fig, which are under similar conditions but Hy GENE GARY as shellac, varnish, floor seal or finished wall paneling' Also area raised in the sunny fields of there was a tendency toward with denatured alcohol or Copley New s St'n Ice the new synthetic-resin bow do you remove finger print naphtha and use the same Florida and Puerto Rico, may greater leaf drop under low chemical coatings. The stai ns? W ould tile best thing be treatment treatment on the finger print yellow and drop and the plant water frequency. Q..Where can I obtain in- properties of shellac and to paint the paneling after the marks. If the finger prints still may die Indoors. You can start a plant easily formation on refinishing hard- varnish are well known, glue has been removed' I am remain, try a solution of from the avocado you bought in wood floors? Is there a Chances are your present finish afraid the finger print marks trisodiu,i phosphate and warm A Preventative is to give the the supermarket. It will show government pamphlet is one of these. Shellac is fast nay show through varnish.plants time to acclimate to youngsters how things grow. available on the subject' Would drying, water, rinsing well. After the easy to use and wears Mrs. W.Il. Tresemner, hlebron, area has dried, go over the interior conditions by pre. The pit will give you a hand. a dealer in hardwood floor well If waxed regularly and 0, Lur(ace with No. 00 steel wool, conditioning In the greenhouse, some plant. muuaterialbe able topelp7_.s, contact with water Is avoided. A..YOU can remove the following by rubbing with No Cornell researchers say that Let the pit dry for several Richard H., Cambridge, Ohio, Varnish is slow"r (trying, tends adhesii,..' residue with ainyl sandpaper. If some stain still generally plants are given a days then peel away onion-like A..Yes, there is information to scratch easily unless .i'.etatv This is the same as shows, you will have to pa int, preconditioning by commercial skin. Insert four toothpicks available on refinishing hard- protected with wax, but finger nail polish reimsover. If but the above method dealers to ensure their survival around the pit third should of the way wood floors. Undoubtedly you outranks shellac in water this does nut remove the stain to prepare the surface for in the home, but ac- down and suspend the a clear pit In a can obtain such information at resistance and gloss. After your .'atisf;tion. go over the hr,i'.h cliniatination precedures may glass of lukewarm water, the public library or from paint removal of the old finish with often be inadequate. supported by the toothpicks. or building supply dealers. And coarse paper, two finish. If leaf yellowing and drop are Half an inch of water should I can sanding operations with liner I not excessive when you have cover the pit base. Keep this on thegive you a general outline a procedures. First step is paper are advised. This insures brought the plant indoors, the water level during the rooting a trip to your paint, hardware a good smooth surface, a must ,. plants may soon acclimatize period, or tool-rental dealer. To remove if you want a first-class job . themselves without coinPut the glass in a warm spot the old finish, you will need a After sanding, remove all phcations. out of strong sun. When the power floor-sanding machine excess dust with a vacuumn " light and watering frequency plant has begun to grow, move and an edger to to cleaner. Final step is np . sand close are Important tiuring and after it gradually to full sunlight, walls, and a for p,'ation of the finish, applying hand scraper acclimatization for the umn- When the green shoot has the corners and sandpaper. whatever product you ha ve . brella tree known as reached seven inches, pinch it Machine rental rates are chosen . — Svtiefflera Hrassama ac- back to three inches. reasonable. So is the cost of -Q.Can you i Ficus nitIda I. - L'" -' again, pot it in good potting soil finishing material. You method can for removing drl,9l Schefflt'ra needs at least with adequate drainage. ctuiose from several types, such masking tape glut' from wi — - I ) wtudi interferes with the cf. The soft-sided has soft pliable fabrics, real kather, or plastic. fic*ency. sides and is made wi th or Good fabric luggage has a C.iIs without frames. Although, the water repellent finish or plastic lwida I' Cooperathe Try Favorites style without frames offers coating for protection and easy Fateniske greater fleJibihty, those with maintenance. Though, leather If you have some favorite fralnesAre turdier and will is tough and handsome, it Is Q: .D. yew what bi any . "P shape tietler. Good expensive and difficult to care 11artua the cooktop so long as frames am made 01 lightirsight for. Luggage made (rein plastic Ws aid damage the bottom is anlootiL However, steel, ca be used . aluminum, o it durable, easy to care for, and a higher cooking setting is magnesium, if • lets expensive. It comes In a ed when using some Both hari1i*dd and soft. leather-look, a fabric -look A: Fur sni.,th cc'erspace cookware. sided luggage is available in a in bright colors with a wet4x)k more details, you may wide range of materials cook1ng,anyutensiltha(fttse and finish. Plastic Is naturally sue of the cooking area, has a obtain the information sheet styles. Soft.i luggage j water repellent. Smooth b, Pots and Pans For Cowi- generally lighter in weight, less In selecting hard-sided rrmau flat when heated will tersace Cooking from expensive and comes in a wider luggage weight should be you ..Consumer Information. function satisfactorily. Flat " assortment than hard-sided luggage. However, many the weight Close mes'ns an'O%W Wi fr example then wages check feature Lstead, he said, an attempt money supply than are of Florida, people who travel, lot choose recessed bottoms, or University Proximity to )obs and shopping and the like would be increased to "index inflation away means trw. for durability' Hard-sided Gainesville, FL 3I1. hard-sided luggage because it is a key factor withtoday s warpage. tl so uw,t biqig it might get worse aid bead the Yes, responds Francis Has- buye luggage made from heav >y rs . gher nslt C0fl . can take greater punishment. yes. power would be ns2kfaIred. country toward political, ecoyou have as Q.. I It gauge y, alumin If y chcwe nuum is cx- '1 to use metal ou dorrunitum housuig is often the also of fers better protection ceptifl . rable but exOld Concept cWY tYpe of new home available coo of luggage? I am buying my against crustung And nI a screw he saK -would be sionts in the 1950s to expands when heated. dama" Pensive, Sfolded plastic get that in sm-b Iocauom me ' . B suspect that it is temporary." As a Iluggage is a daughter for the content. luggage price stabthty. He believes the rule, tx'a cast met,il puts and good choice Now im Keener Jr. a Pensa. me (act Is that Brazil has cvun!ry isn't willing to accept ri. oi- c e I tF a L Since she Is going Ch because it is medium priced, -As for the young folk, newly Pans tend to retain their ihape Away br IC cs S cola, Fla.. Lawyer, has spent managed aith such a system to such severe penalties a' to college and w ill be marrieds and singles, the and perform better than those using it lightweight and can take y If you peeler soft flexi bl yew's working out the tedini- reduce Inflation over a decade . Ir.mritlw . & ij, made ci thuily spun or stampe e witbt denting or showing mem y have a 'hoIee of scratch d time I'd like it to be durable but calities of escalator buying. from more than Oper cent to anl 5t1 marks Among professionals with an us-not with all the }Ow%gsters, metals. In many cases, the power clauses. Some academe- current raige of about l or MtIita...f I., Ik....kL.... 1., •....... .II. .2 eL.. UUJII 01V U d L. 1%3 uje UIV%1J pan InaI dams have been fascinated with per cent, while growing swiftly accourdants, who are ;ookin survey revealed, is fiat, changes when heated or A. Basically, there are two But Brazil may the Possibilities. I be a Special ingly distressed at what they young people t late teens with continuous use, it may kinds of luggage: hard-sidri But to the cmveiticmai world situation, feel are ioflatjcin-Uidj dEs- tbeocath r.ri s show a teCtMne permanently warped i rigid I and soft-sided of businessmen 0kw observes that Brazil's torlions of corporate fuiaxidal strong desire for and ~0 ~ home on the bottom. This causes air i flexible,. I$ , Hard.iided usually economIsts, the idea doesn't currency isn't highly important statements. , ..~ onerp iLvntrary to public puckels Lwtwcrn the pan and has molded sides, bottom, and 4.'*/ seem entirely practical Artha In international markets, that it But their interest in an in- 44Anuin. the szntxth cookmi surface tic Ittached to a metal frame Okun of the Brookings doesn't raise much 01 the flation adjuster is restricted to -J, / ~ Instituiion, chief economic world's capital, as does the reporting terday -111~1 k not to Implement. - _3 Z adviser in the Johnson ad- United States, that It isn't as Ing an economy.wiie liwiex ministration, sums up the op. uidistriahzed, that it is in a dir. that would a ttem pt to erase the . ~ fetes t stage of growth, that its nxilevoknt aspects of the in. 0 ~ -) 4 L , , j "I'm rather skeptical of the saving and spending habits are flation malady, BETTER — %; W j — XT 4 Ireland, England appliances are subject to duty. Moving to "the old country" Normally Samnalin en- and Israel lb has furnishings Israel or going abroad to a new jot) cow'ages provides duty-tree one. II)c-111 to take all their poses a problem: what do you furniture lLI (urnishmn can of 40 fam.ilit's waiting in time entry of new ur warehouses until homes are pliance so take with you, anyway? it misay be worthwhile go into countries duty free, he built in Israel to ke ta then there, More and more people are says, and replacing much of it Called upon to give advice in ...Televisions should be taken making this decision as long- might be expensive. Selling it, everything from hiring a tax only to countries where they time low-rental homes are lost one might only get 10 cents to urban renewal, job op. the dollar, in his experience,on accountant swho can advise on wQre made. Even the scanning tax r es ponsibilities to the new lines are different In most portwuties offer adventure to "We are even moving the country ) or whether to take a countries. young people and families entir e contents of shops-lock, water filter 'its a good idea if move young children away stock and pizza ovens Sailboats ...Some appliance dealers )OUworryabcintnew bacteria), specialize In overseas ap. from the drug scene, says a are moved. One with a 201 .foot Samiialin also offers this advice pliances if one wants to moving expert, ship mast had lobe placed over the to prospective movers: them, but one should make sure Some people take no more furniture in a van going to .11 may not be worth the there is a dealer or than the clothes on their backs; Honolulu," distributor trouble to ship appliances more in the country. others move every stick of Sturdy wooden vans or newer than five years old to most ...Buying appliances in the furniture when they go, says steel containers are used except countries. Refrigerators Sherman Samalin, who need new country pros-ides one with for 10 in shipments to Africa or India transformers, which increases the opportunity to become years has been helping people where the steel is useful for the use of EARL ARONSON eight weeks of acclimatization prepare for such moves, electricity and may acquainted and make new He Is houses and is not returned, he burn the Al' Newsfeaturt, and the fig 10 weeks of read. president of Overseas Moving unit out prematurely. friends, which can be a big plus remarked. His alliance with Washing machines and electric for a new person. justmnent under various lighting Specialists of New York City. movers In other countries clocks Some tropical or semitropical conditions and watering impractical to take are As for furniture-it may pay "Often they must be advised makes it possible to have not only because plants , such as avocado and frequencies to reduce leaf not to ta ke Junk, but, as one of a problem to ship everything. Little furnishings put right in the new with current, but with cyclespineapple, do very well in the yellowing and leaf drop. Under widow explained , she things-mirrors, paintings, had lived home, which helps lessen the 50 here, 60 there. home. Otters, such as the low light conditions the porcelains and ironing boardwith it all for 60 years and Impact in the new land. Items must be considered take up wntzella tree and weeping fig Schefflera grew less with fewer little room. among foliage plants used for numbers of new leaves than ily scheme t — sr q PORCH . HA823R is a compact floor plan designed for a lot Where the view Is toward the rear and where the neighbors are cl ose— hence no side-windows, The house Is of masonry slab t o p p e d with a gently Pitched saddle roof finished in tar and gravel, Inside are three bedrooms with floor-to-ceiling closets with bi-fold doors. The kitchen is handy to the carport and the breakfast nook, (The laUer Is Separable from the livi ng roo m by a folding partition.) The living dining area Is connected to the Screen porch by two sets of sliding doors flanking a flreplace.barbecue combination The fl oor area, minus carport, Is 1,100 sq. feet. To obtain the cost of th e blueprint, wri te to the architect, Jan Reiner, 100052nd SI, N,, St. Petersburg Fla, 33710, Enclose A, stamped self-addressed envelope for reply, There's a time, early in every Anniversary time, things come you really d was taken from the m rnarnage, when improvisations around full circle. The last of room anmor-e. If it's not boo Armstron(s Persian Medallion l ike fabric-cosered off on his own and urge give )our home iriot carpet, in shades of green crate tables and brick-stacked you are alone again facing Yourself cosmetic and ear thy tones of brown and bookcases must necessarily something that psychologists I white. Redecora te! suffice for h.ime fwnithings. cfl the empty-nest syoWhere to you start he It's the honeymoon state in drome."It can bea traumatic lifting... Th co ratiflthisWay,hotyou B JAMFM.WOODARD e'pubhc"areatsa 1Ide a couple's life together, when experience or a great time of gi,d beginning can go 'eclectic." iThat's the Copley or OVuI. ews you are young and so much In like, depending 00 how you room "in" style these days and -dining room area Is love that you never notice the apçxoub the cha llenge. now, that you finall y think you Young showplace of adult living. singles, and not lack of arwsuties. The ideal, of course, Is to , necessarily "swingers." You can unify the two rooms understand It, you can use it are When the ft your new freedom wi th a sophisticated apprach nICt draniaticatlyi parng t increasinglyYou are thrfl~d to be and get a fresh new lease on carpeting. By combining will. fa I. L Occupant Time For Lease On Life Reaps A LIVING RM 12 K 25 - .. CARP ORT ORT' Bene f . I F -- - - _ __ r________ ______ A __ E_ D - . g orange the kids is k __ THE, - - . --- -------I - ----. -, -. 14/8 . - __ __ , ____ --____ I2 Sunday, Mar. 24,1974-3C - . - •,• I -.----- BEDROOM ________ I I .w - - ero$rspr \ --- - --__ _=9 _~__ _ . ._ -1 ____ ~ I- _____ BEDROOMTOOOM\ 13 44 It . Salary And commissions base In F\ —1 T - . company will cwploy enl :- 7 TiK . UOO square foot igh - \ IV square f 22OOsqure(eeto(offi c • F1, 7' 1 ______ ________ The Sanford Herald ON I __ I.- V_ '_ fl1 ! -~ 1, -,. ' 1j 1' Industrial Development Authority. said. The building. a u?t?o foot facility. acre parcel lana and cviistc i-,- ____ - \ I\ \ j -I director of Sen4nole County f\ \ ;9- __ I I ni,!r0-;v -4mQ ": _ j!I,._ entice in to our ares." Frank Daley. executive \,,, \ / F ' - - /\ / F ! 9 1~~ 1 4 ______________ - - - . ••'• , - •• •'' a., . . , . A - ", , BEAUTY AWARDED 'FIlE It()HEItT I. I3risson residence, 401 West ''garden of the month" award for its neat and loth St rct't received the Sanford Garden Club's well-kept appearance . Sanford %z " fliI 10 0$ and mow. 'n Whin you pufCPlU. 11Sf Ih1 P'o"nq compi,, oi o tli ouis and nst(l 1 sntqii ma1.,s41 y0usilt IOU Ilvi MiMe •itt dolat [dliq, 111h "..y 11w cost of .nss be C'IdtdIn l o ut mof19f•.,wslunq options can 7L/ JIM WAITII HOMIS I I ORLANDO, FLORIDA 32808 4540 W. Colonial Drive I Hwy. 50 West P.O. Box 15037 Pine Hill Station PH: 295.0981 I I - '1 -. its pow - -a'1 ' ' ' t-., *- a '-,''•-.'..'- "" ('It 114(1 , 1P I - 4, — — I I , ••' ' , -- --------- L':'.------- I �-- ---- --- -- - -- - - - - -- - --- -- ___________ 4C-The Sanford Herald Sunday, Mar. 24, 1974 Sell Sern*inole - City of Sant. to All Souls W. M. Grogan & v.1. Va. to 'S.. rib 11013 1 btg l.."ard' t4racsj .4"ni .1JU&t2 Vt 01 SF mr of Sec 220- F It 2 less % 6 & It i less p run S 330', E 20.2411., N 7 deg 45' & less S 12' of lot.s for alley, 18' K 332.64', W. 65.84' less SR in 111k 18 2.Ncl Set'., San Iant.a, 46A r-w. $100. $)2,0O Marg ci K. Stuard n Wilba, Inc. to Win J. Van Roberts to Elmer 0. Mllkr & Haute & vi Carol F., N 7' of It wi. Winnir it. Lot 25 & W i of 15,11110f IA l6&S l8'of 1117111k 27, Pinchunts, $11,000. Sunburban Hoiiies, Sec $29,200 Katheri ne Butterfield & hb. IQCD Hu be rt A. Gonazler, sgl to Ruth 0. Gonazlcz n.ka Oberlin Its 3 & 4 131k $4, Herbert D. to Katherine V ltultdrfield & hb. Herbert 1)., IA 11 Academy Heights, $100 Sanlando the sub. Beautiful, Rilm Springs Sec., $100. Knox Properties to John II Johnston & wt. Maria, Its 34 111k J, Spring Valley Farms, 8, $22,000. Ruth C. Oberlin, sgl. to Roy Ii. Griffin vi. Sharon K., l.Is 3 & 4 131k 54, Sanlando Sub. Beautiful , Palm Springs Sec., $900. W. It. Gree n & Sons, Inc. to (atoM. McGuirr& wi Evelyn Jamts I) 1arcan & vi (ormle to HrIn9 ii kfunnp & t J""" 1. It 5 131k Sky Lark s.d LI 3 111k 1 (mr-Icr Oaks Un 2 $32,000 $33500. Trustees, Spring Valley Ihiv.eII Brunch Land Co. to Farms Inc, etc to W. A. Knox Kearncv Constr. Co Inc., 1.ts 91, Jr.. 52.35 pct. Mrs. Harriet K. 92 & 9.1 howell Est. s-ti repl., Fleming 47.65 pet dba Knox 123.100. Prop., LI IA. 111k 8, Spring Thomas Ratliff Jr & v.1 Mar) alky Farms, Set' ID, $100. A & hlurbridge K hthtlilt & f. Southward liw. & Realty Co. Genevieve. to Church Lake to Johnny L. Foster & v.1 Susan Ltd.. From NW cur of Govt. 1.1 S.. LI 15 81k H, Sunland Est., 4, SecG.20-30, run 4.77 ch.. S 89 $18,500. (leg. 56 min 19 sec. K parallel st( QCD) Grey S. Easton & N. line of IA 4. 330 It. for pub, Carole M. t for-ni. hb & v.11 to etc. 30.853 acres 111.1 Sl54.(XX). Raymond Guard & v.1 h.ela, It Vincent A. Butler & wf 46, 111k K. Carriage hull Un. 3. Gwendolyn t ('hark's M. Webster & v.1 Eilevn, Lt 31 Theodore J. Chalfant Jr. & WI Sanford Substantial Farms, V. Jean to Writ. J. Sbariscia & Tract no. I iless S 573.4' & N v.1 Ailleene 11., Lt 4 Amended :142.82' I $16,000 Pint of I.t.s B, RI & 82 Amended David Snov. & v.1 Gloria to . Victor C. hall & v.1. Julia to liar-old Decker, LI 1 Shady Park. Alt, Spgs., $18,900, on La . Plat [Ilk 1. htest Rayon ke •- (i..n 1' ('nrd,,li 5. Harney, $30,000. Vernon F Gatto & t1 Shirley to Themas K. Karl & f VICkIL' U 2 131k 2 Nniti Orlando Addn $.90O. II. Lt 22 81k 1 Itepl 4th Adlo. North On, Stephen It. Smith& si Lion to Patrick Jos. O'Iiara & s( Margnil. LI tO 111k 3 Amended lial of the First Addn Mineral Sprongs Park, $3,000. The Greater Constr. Crp to James F. Wood! wiPatricia, 1.1 fl 131k X. The Woodlands, Sec. 4, 141.300 Thomas F. Robertson & ssf. H. A. [toss Constr. to Tathlern to 0. D. Bales Jr. & Jonathan Grant & wf Rosanne, 'f. Ruth, US 21 & 22 81k H 2nd LI 45 111k G, North Or!. Terr., repl. So. of Tr. 34. Sanlando See. S tin. I. $,400. Sprin, $6600 Will J. McGannon to Robert Itooseselt IA't & sti flrLtn1e if. ?tninr & Jack Ii. Zinuner to James H. Mitchell & v.1. Jr., Lis 3. 4. & less S 300 It. of ¶ Edvina, Wilco Constr. to Francis Tratnyek Jr & wf. Patricia, LI 33 111k M. North Orlando Tern., Sec 4 Un. 1. $33,500. John R. Lommcrse & v.1. Irene to Kenneth G. DeCook & wf. Lynda C. N 100' of W 184' of Lot 35. New Upsala. $19,500. Win. J. Pempek & v.1. D. . 5, Triangledale s-d, 8164.800. James IL& Natalie Oasis to Victoria J. Seth. U 1 111k 4, Lot Addn Weather-ficId, $18,800. IQCD Hal K. Rumble to Rowena B. Rumble, Lt 12111k 18 North Orlando, $100. Hyde Supply to Wayne G. Sanders & WI Alice, W 18' of LI 20, LI 23 & E 20' of 27 BIk II Dianne to Geo. E. Arthur .Jr. & Crystal Lake Winter Homes, wf. Connie J. Li 238, less E 20' & $23,000. Ins W 20' of 283, Queens Mirror John Farmer & wf Mamie to So. Addn to CB., $20,900. Herbert Cherry & wf Mattie, LI QCD Mario FlatheUl & v.1. 12 Roadside Park, W. Pis to Mario Flichetti Nurser) Larry G. Ilangert & wt Inc., Lots 1.7, mcI Boat Lake Joanne to Gee. S. Yes.sen & v.1 Tern., $110 Doris Milam, v.1. of Marvin 10 Patricia, LI 62 Pine His., I Edward t:. Woodward & v.1 Maryann to Ceo. Jos. Wisneski & wt Teresa, LIS 111k 12, Indian .. fl of " IS,,,-nh,LIIII). 5(11 Charles & hib. James C. Parrish Jr & wf 58.3 - , Marguerite to Ward & Black. N. i.ts 26 & 27111k 58, Sanlando wood Inc, Lot 54, Oak Ridge The Suburb Beautiful, Paint $3,000 Casselberry & easement. v 19-29 less part. $100• IQCD Lionel S. Appleby to Alyce It. Appleby. sgl.,E150'oI W 13 ch, of S 100' of 607.40 ft. t-lt(;o%t. 1,1 I.. 25-19-29,1100. harold W. Martin & v.1 Vivian toWm. M. Turner & wI L1)a D., it 7 111k 3 North Orlando, Second AIdr $18,300. DouglasK Green & v.1 Mary to Andrew C Jackson & wf Kathleen B. Patterson, wid to $35.50o. linda Lots 3 & 2 less S. 22.9 It) A. Copeland & LInda, N .1' of S 394.8' of Lot 131k A. West Altamonte [Its., ('ml ch. of Sec. 35-19-30 less part etc. 22, McNeils Orange Villa Grange Prop., Inc., It) Bel. $48600 3 parcels. $204,000. .ire Homes Inc., Lot 706 Spring IQCDI Chauncey S. Daniel & Leslie J. Rosenbaum & v.1 Oaks Unit 4, $5,000. v.1 Elma to Wm. B. Spears & v.1 Anita to Will. J. Pempek & v.1 t)recatrzine Constr. to Dan Mae. NW'. of NE'. of Sec. 14. 0. Dianne it 4 131k A Sunset Broughton wi ShetlaT., LI 2141. $1,000. Manor 22 111k 11 Sweetwater Oaks, Sec. Can Help Call in 15$? Write P0 60' 1313 Sanford. Florida o ThIaIC In 23c ho, FLYING CARPET TOURS, INC Airline tickets. Cruise and Tours at official rates 303 Semoran Blvd±4A 3__. ployment - lTL. I -In Memoriam Tire store attendant. mechanically ored $125 k 0 x Tire Store. 2113 French Ave 1-Personals S -Lost and Found -Child _____- 1-Motels . Hotels '-Eating Places 10-Do It Voursehi - Travel & Recreation 13.-Travel Agencies Il-Camping Eicefient income. liberal bonuses Openings in San ford, Deftona. DeB.ry. Seminole & votu&ia Counties. Apply in person to An Equal Oppørtunity Employer Resorts IS-Action Sports ____ ____ -a-- '- 'j r-- ____ - mpIo'meel - Is -Help Wanted - --: Financial - 21-Business Opportunities , CO. -'- - -- ' (ab,jn* fcncd acre / \ Par k Avenue Mobile Park 2515 Park Drive, 333 7$ai Disposal. Dishwasher Range- Refrigerator ,. l,fl(J bedm. air con Electric paid Good location for s'urt' adults I man or Cc' 5495 131 000 'L.. ( P . 13 ayto cle6red, trni ; Stenstrom Houses Rent P) s..) - Professional _____________________________ S acre tract on F 16 Zoned A I i T-- - - . )-ij - FRANKL N ARMS lot APARTMENTS Local and National MLS ,REAL TOPS 7343 Pprt Dr. Country Club Corp. (West 60 1167 befw eer, Fairway Plaza I Seminole High) ctuded, $ •1& 2 Bedroom Apts. Masonry Construction Central Heat & Air Pool & Clubhouse Laundry Facilities ?t1t.". CUP43, I 'ut. C L - 6 Months Lease 41 1* 323.6650 answer, 372 3153 _____________________ Hiii f or W" fami ly room, equipped, carpet. $17,S00 Ps" Ia 7217 t. krr'rw.7bpdrOC,n, J living With commercial toning Osteen, 150.000 Call 277 3173. if no loFt ill HUFFMAN REALTY I I I Brunswick Corporation, a leader in commercial and defense manufacturing, has immediate openings for mature production workers interested in assembly work. ) t type this I 08 111 Condominium, as SI look acrosss swimming pool area straight into the ocean You of 130.000 With 71 pct interest '" assume builders into Fayments $797 mo and l's n,,,...if. to .. - Trade through Classified 113,900. No experience required. We offer excellent starting wages, regular increases, and completely paid health and life insurance. If you're looking for a lob with po tential, we'd like to talk. L BEDROOM HOME BEDROO HOM(, ' , NATURAL SETTING Sjr'days 7,/4 O,/o We're located in DeLand, lust north of Old Daytona Road, a little west of the DeLand Airport. . .,..,.... "iJI.MUC 7 bedroom, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, pa nel ed fami room with fireplace. 10121' porcl large kitchen with pantry an estra cabinets Quiet area wit country atmosphere Convenie, to ITU Call Jerry Emee,oi Ass oc aft er hours. 134 3370 SANFORD NEC4 Elmer Bakalla, Inc. Realtor Fern Park P4CC 3 bdrm . 7 bath split plan Large paneled family room ASsume 7 pct mtg 123.700 6317147 Sanford- 3 bedroom, air. w w HALL REALTY carpet. range, drapes, fenced, deep well 15000 down, assume $131 total mo payments 373 1256 weekend, & alter I VA ASSUMPTION.7% Spacious neat and functional is lhi5 bedroOni.3 bath home, better the new Low nianlenance, bric homp with all electric comfor Lovely shag carpet with cu'ttOr drapes on large bay window Double lot. Avoid high e.pensei Assuniel p<t loan Price 136.10 Roberts & Gilman 8305500 Longwoo Realtors inc VA APPLIED FOR On lhi5 adorable I bedroom, I', year old BARGAIN Wall to wall car pet Storage space galore Central heat and air Extremely cheerful Fully equipped DON'T WAIT A beautifully equipped kitchen, lu,vnious shag carpeting, garage. 7 patios and a dining room you name J. thi5 hoe has it Pl5 eic,ltenl financing Near "emr'ole H gh SchOol VA No Down, IHA, Low Down, for the Qualified buyer Only $31,000 EVEREST REALTY, INC PEALTY. 1601 S Hwy 1792, Ma-llancI Open 7 days Systems Four OFFICE OPEN SUNDAY 173 - SATURDAY 9.3 REAL BRUNSWICK CORPORATION 2000 Brunswick Lane DeLand, Fla, 32720 3 bedroll in Woodmere sf'ct,on. 10, down, $11,595 Real neat homt fenced back yard tYAILABLETODAY!- ]bedroom An Equal Opportunity Employer IIII'FPI+ITI+ITI+I1i+1+I+IiJ ITI+I+I. 2 halts home in the county P10q yard. Indoor utility, outdo-c storage A gra nd buy 135.000 70 WEST- 3 bedroom. Its bath, nearly new home Central heat, ready for air, walled .n yard Only 121030 II 01,1 OLE , BARGAIN- house ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE at, opening for an individual qualified in the field of electrical maintenance. We offer a challenging Plant expansion has created position in ii growing company and c3 complete line of fringe benefits. If you have plant electrical experience, come in and talk with us. We are locat ed in DeLand, lust north of Old Daytona Rd. just west of DeLand airport. Brunswick Corporation 20000 Brunswick Lane DeLand, Fla. 32720 An Equal Opportunity Employer LOT 11 A Av 53.00) - Stemper Realty R [At. IOP Se"l.rsQle 377 4991 I in 1?? 7371 MLS Orange 1919S French 327 1196 22 7541 NO DOWN PAYMENT 1. I 0(1 .'eresi n 1 you earn between 5' 'i.) II? 10) anr'u,Itiy. yu nay ou.sity for i c- 1 bedroom home ri ,a rural area EVEREST 628- 0808 Inc Realtor 1740r, 16U 43u 3 Bdrni Vi bath, large fenced lat. 10*. 10* down Acre Realty REALTOR, 371 7750 - ViE WILL HELP YOU IF YOU WANT TO 1-nownod area, by Owner. Quiet .i'r'icspP.ere on a 1111, I ml from i to schoolS. stones, banks, Large 3 borm . 7 bath, 537.500 172 Gum SI, LOngwvO(j, I (lose cturcne'% flUY OR SELL See JOHN KRIDER. ASSOC W Gannett White, Real Estate Broker, 107 W Lommercial, Sanford, 371 i llill Will purchase first or second r'icrlgage% in any condition Southeastern Acceptance Cor poralion, in 1173 .0-yel, 3 beC'oorn, 2 bath brick homes for dscriminat.ng people Peaceful selling Oak tree's add to ,he beauty of these delightfully spacious hOmete ic Jim Hunt Realty 57111ari Of 322 211$ Alter REALTOR 377.3991 3229214 flourS 3720441 invite your COmpar,son with all homes you have considered riuI5'q REALTOR DeBary 61*1415 This NEWSPAPER does not knowingly accept HELP WANTED ADS that indicate a preference based on age from employers covered by the AGE DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENT ACT Mor e Inf or mation may be obtained from the Wage Hou r office at Rm. 309, Or. lndo Prof. Ctr. 22 W. Lake Beauty Dr., P0. Boa $094 A. Orlando, Fla, 37006, telephony 841 1026 831-8400 1121 3274292 _______________ Q~F~ PV OPEN SAT. Other Days Call For Appt From $23,950 Call 322.2420 Anytime 3 P. 4 BDRM, Central H&A 7'. pct. VA-FHA Financing 'Sanlonds Sales Leader Your MultipleListing Agency Local and National MLS REALTORS 2565 Park Dr 838.5548 2 S acre tracts locafro in Lake County. Can Ralph David, A5o HAT TAWAY REALTY, $31 7500. , ~IWA L iiiiiiii dx._- 323.7860 Your future homesit, in Orange City Quiet shady 100*300' lots or larger, only 11500 Great terms help yOt' *th our select 00 "i to go bud rg loll ri Labe TO Callbart Real Estate BUY or SELL 21 Hour Servce Call 373 79$ 16 Income and CALL -. Investment Property STENSTROM "BON APPETIT" :ATERING SERVICE Great op portunity, 10 ourchase n corn r'-ecial a'ea Two homeS on three 1!5 One used 10 house establ,stied catering service. with good fl v'n'ory Zoned tot a restaurant Can work alsO Ily in Second hone rented One vacant lot for parking All toned GC 2 s10.000 .5,11 REALTY L t Cr%idpr ttmn'S Please call Si',. a Brown YOUR S,'.[LTA-O.lER OAS tEAL TOPS I 14 MLS 542 5.130 REALTOR MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Farms and Groves , 0 ACRE RANCH %i.75O Lillie 01 Oza rks. Miflc*jr,, $1900 dow" CALL ,ears on tnalane, 1 n'ite to La' ,road frontage, lake front ccc c-i', hg trj. vCry SceniC Must Sell by owner Write Barbara Naughton 322-2420 7565 Pcics', Mount 51 i*ll COL L ECT 1 114 , 1,721156 PARK DRIVE ANYTIME SANFORD .1 , 4 .) 1p -- . : I os(. Ix Moving? Why not live In Sanford's finest established residential area? 4 1. "J' 9A.-d4 Of Loch Arbor jot CENTER (ORBETT REAL ESTATE ASSOC. INL, KkALlOg$ re Orange Hills in Orange City !od*y A new community of 50 bd',ckhomes West of I? l2on hliilIi Dr Our sign will direct you rooms I bath, screened porch. A uStin Developmen t Corp walk in closet, carport 373 3601 Altamonte Sprin's. 901 77% 1111. Anytime Sal I Mon 36 Sun MrBradto 003W First St 123 OSIT 373 6061 or 337 91320 FRANKLIN RAMSEUI PULPWOOD r ike advantage CI our OpenrIg Prices. Only 136.100 and 127.500 PA. UNSWORTH REALTY 4151791 Take Over payments Gas dryer. 52$. Ph. 3230111 ________________________ Hallicratter NT 37 transmitter C ov ers 1060 meters, uSC Piano 1150 Ph 126 pm 372 164-3 PHUSKEY REALTY. ORANGE HILLS 1793 £ Between big Trot Perk &124 I __________________________ 71' travel trailer, Self contained 5690663 ACREAGE INDUSTRIAL AND RESIDENTIAL FHA-VA 95% ConvefjoiiI Large Banquet tables. brand new. 133 each Also msc restaurant 372 301$ between land REALTOR--OWNER 4 Bd., 2 Bath Only $21,500 No Closing Costs Glass *indo*s Buyer dsalsemble 6 pieces, $13 Alto new leather sadole bag. $30 Ph Exclusive Evansdate section, $ SANFORD FINANCING ______ ___________ Childrens, 6.4 cypress playhouse Minutes to I A. Golf course and mopping. 536.500 Won't last' I 11.011, family room. kitchen egu'pped, unit air, fenced, shade I fru it trees Nice area Low liii's 1)9.500 , MON.-FRI. 8.4 0... complete Hof tzontal Oil Burner un i t Good Samaritan Home. $01 Mulberry Ave FivS acres, high, dry and wooded BEAUTIFUL LOCATION- New 2 bedroom, 7 bath, central air, well to wall carpet. Shade Settled neighborhood 579.900 We Von 't Stop ____ 4.. Read A C.werel.niov. Seal fl ute 400016 111014101, Lwittle - - Lifety1es HOMES OF DISTINCTION '- - , , . - . Large Wooded Lots Near The Country Club, Built With Pride By Situated On PUblIshed Every Sunday In 1,hr JirraW r QUALITY , I .1.. 1,1... moty - TU111 29,3OO.'37,5OO etc Low overhead pf.crs Dr ,r Ole & save a lot 0. rd3 Nursery & Bird Farm, SR 419-2 r'--i N of Ovit'dO 363 63$l-Closed LdP. 1100 E. 35th St 4155 Till We Succeed." George WilliS. Assoc -.- ij (% ~ 11 Realty TAFFER REALTY 1163< GET AWAY FROM IT ALL all 16S9 Stenstrom ATLANTIC OCEAN 373 1596 if no reply 3331153 r,IOPTHEAST PRODUCTION FREE & CLEAR In 17 y ea rs you can own this large 1 bedroom Piorne for SIlO) down. end $119 mo Call today. 11 acres with large oaks Country I REALTY 117W First St "' ' ' Stop Urn - P PEA'.. 6157 BALL REALTY $31 $227 BROKERS IP'r Tm. Tested Firm Days 372 6173 Nionts in $ai Lake Mary. Fla "$I75per mo & ) bedroom. 7 bath, paneling. t0 *all carpel, concrete tslo<kon7I ADULTS ONLY I REALTOR up on minimum 3 yr lease Shag Carpeting Kitchens Equipped Assoc CLIFF JORDAN ST. JOHN'S REALTY CO. __________________________ REALTQP NOW LEASING.I suites tin pa neling, wall paper and carpet. teat and air condition, covered walk, corner location, Elite ad dress. '133 P4 Country Club Road. _* * 1 Citrus from $3.99 -- Oranges tar'g.rin, es le.'ons, l'e m 'eec-s. -_ 1120 FLORIDA AVE. Market Survey for Choice location in . ir -_ - - -_ ____ . -. - ' , , - PINEY WOODS BARN if contract Warranty deed Pr, We buy furniture and misc Sell for )?2 4256 75 pct Consignment Free p'ckupS Auction Saturday at 7 ''iali acreage tracts, Seminole pm, 5f4, County 2acresal 13500 S30 acre, from $5500 per acre Franklin Pairiwur Assoc Inc REALTOR ClaSsified acs lerve, the buying and S C I I in g c 0 m m U n ' 1)1 $120 Iy reryc3ay read and use them GENEVA-to acres often Call 223 3611 or 131 9993 Realty - . ---.--- P.O C'.i.4.ce-d liveStock 15000 cash or 14000 on ' - SefI ---- All Advil :-- _ Buy Flea Mart* * Maitland 1911 h-iwy. I? 92 Open Sat. I Sun Call $35 393 372 3331 arr4ollecl _ - "-"•- 1.4 and SR 434 834.3363 - A real solid groelfl bIinC5% Turnkey to Buyer No FranchiseCosts lSpct Financing Minimum down payment only $7,333 for 7 Bay. $10,317 torI Bay. *ith sewer facilities available Only 1 to hours of your time required per day . Referenced Short Term Lease ?,, , O*ii the Highest. Out Of Pocket, lflvC5lnint Return Business ko*n- A Self Service K*ik Kit Wash Furn. & Unfurn. CLEARANCE SALE Everything Reduced from 03 to SO oct. off for Quick sale. save at OldCorralWp%ternShop H 97. 1 Pei so of DeBary - - Only IC minutes from Sanford and Orlando EIl.c.enci,t, I £ 3 bdrm. Townhouse from OIlS - -AIILSON MAsER FURNITURE buy Sell trade nil 315 E Fir-st St. 332 5672 owner (5161 765 9105 or 373 341$ for information . ___________________________ ___ 40 SPRING WOOD VILLAGE - Lots and Acreage __, 0 . 122 lJl 2b10htiawatna Ave, at I? 92 bedroom duplex furnishel ,,;i,*rtmenl 4720 Orlando Drive. 3? f)&lLJ. A(rM part oranqe iiro,e, c T. ~.intord ctee Miscellaneous For Sale - Molj, le Ilcime Bank Re-posseucrn - IS to ChooSe from 1)12373 Dealer " * Shag Carpeting $0 ' 323-7870 Ye! Hear Ye! - RETIREES DREAM Wrio t3 voarr, tdrm SkI up Ofl lakefront lot Take Over payments, or pay off balance Lake AsSby, Ph 3730350 Dealer - 7' acres. some t,gh ,1n1 SorTie I.irflty - - ,/" GREGORY MOBILE HOMES SoOFrenchAyp Sanfor d - - - - ) Unfurnished . The energy CflSIS1 Just say I'm a believer, but not a true ----CASSELBERRY - 2 bedroom lwo bCdrørn,, I bath, wall to believer!" _______________________________ wall duplex lIrar shopping. $175 no carpeting, drapes, central heat Call FORREST GREENE INC 'di F 0 TO GET AWAY after a hect c .snd air F ully equipped *ith dish ___________________________ P Al TO I S 615 7333 "Ither Call Mrs Rutherford 323 day! Then let REALTOR 41 Houses Sale _______________________ Housosfor Sal. 'A ASSOCIATE .10 McDaniel, show -you 111157 bedroom mobile home 34 EVEREST REALTY INC Mobile Homes Rent 'iCasri GENEVA GARDENS Realtor, 1IO1S Hwy 1762 _______________________ with pool on lot lO$'*JN' near Phone 377 $196 VA"Nolhing Down APARTMENTS Lake .Jessup Has equipped kit . Maitland, 62$0601 Two bedroom furnished, patio. 1505W 75th St central rlrn*tp Control and 3 iidr lO.eIy 51,0 ,e0t,, Fi ve Po.nt beOrcrii. l' twoo baths, all ALTAMOP4TE.-Corer lot, tOO. ta m . 7 bath. family room, OCi'. I titdrorirnt 7 baths. ic'i,r,,..t wooded, $7500 uOOd 122 Am? or 425 tiSt btiCk From $ 23.103 201h Street available After central H & A Terms --- --r--nur, cl- .'e2 6436 Call right D[LIONA- West. near St Johns t(hDi, Shopp.ngml c !, Shag Locust. turn left to 11th St. right U HOL LAND AND lAITY, 32) 1025 River S acre's, wooded. 113.000 now' ______ rarp,ting drapes, dishwasher, 213 I5edroom CAMP SEMINOLE On Valencia Court North Model No alcoholic beverages allowed Central heat I air Sparkling Clean open 10pm daily. On site phone APOPKA.-13 acres, older home. No pets Ph )21 "10 0000 Inyfjtrnnt %54,0 0001 Move In today Children CLOSING OUT! ONLY 2 LAKE 373 7010 JENNIE HOMES LEFT We have ________ SANFORD REALTY FOREST CITY-Lakefront %itC. accepted 372 lovely view. 89.500 a 3 beoons, 1', bath for 2$44S French Ave. AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT CORP P11cc I bedroom apartment. ar Business Properly ditcovntedprlceof $77,500. and a 1 RCLLIP4G HILLS AREANear Golf Days 327 72)7 $31 6300 rarpeled. kitchen eQuipped Course. 2 Siis'S. tOO. 110'. $16000 bedroom, l's discounted to For Rent AdultS, no pets $105 322 7296 173.993 30 Year loans available SAPIFORD 4 bedroom, with family P Only 5 pt down Sodded Forest Greene, Inc. OFFICE SPACE lawns, SOUTH SANFORD room block, large lot, nice neigh range, carpeting, and central see to Realtors 1301W. Fairbanks CloSe in climate control included Near Must 33CIJIMAGNOLIA I WE TAKE TRADES appreciate Tna-.c,ng available, 6157333 schools and shopping Have keys. OUTSTANDING VALUE Brand new Office suites available 125 00) will show from 675 so It No ease requr QUIET COUNTRY HORSES I bedroom home in mnt condition For information, call 621 .I_ Large lovely landscaped corner Paola LakeM.ary area Call 322.2420 Anytime MOSSIE BATEMAN , Wall to wall carpets, range, 7',Acres.sdoo per acre refrigerator, garage Pric ed at ________________________ BROKER, 327 7641 Sanford'sSatesi eader" Magnolia Square Janus only 873.500 For lull details call Your Multiple Listing Phyllis BY Capponi. 'ONE OF A KIND • u. J. \ Live to I,LL8,lIk cuuJ - , 11~__( II_ 'ocation Neat, clean Five Points 1226567 or 12S535$ b House I I 1•' 'rA' / O"e bedroom cottage, adults Swimming Pool - , - i ' Farms and Groves ' I '7 1 I 5 34 ____________ NEW LISTING Beautiful br. Ill 10 ACRE COLORADO RANCH bath, spotless includes a c. and ASSUME PAYMENTS large wail fenc ed yard A%5umor refinance with easy terms Only $1500, or iginal price May be assum ed by making ) back payments of 52)500 Call $70 II and assume principal balance of 14711 37 Rolling hill country with grass and trees Deer Calibart Real Estate and antelope on the Property 21 Hour Service Excellent Investment or Call 327 7191 recreat ion property Just Off State Hwy 350 Near fast growing Trinidad, Color ado Call Collect I? Mobile Homes for Terry, 303 311 77119 on is acre tracts High I dry 53.000 per acre Terms. AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS - NO PETS 116W ,'d - SAICIOIID, Its - ( \ .' t 4 ACREAGE 7 Bedroom Adults Orily Furnished.ljnfurnlshed * Clu Farmers find great bargains In equipment in the Classifi ed ads You might not be a farmer, but w-e- vegt w*at you re looking for SECRETARY WANTED Desire compet ent. .ipeflenced secretary for lull ti me positiot Salary corn rnen%urate with qualif i cations Send resume and requirements ft P0. Box 1795. Sanford, Flordi P771 . 1. ' ft I(, is MOBILE HOME 1IIW 1st. Sf. 110W AlI.iF'Ql I HLVD - - I I . With cypress shingle I IC j. I (U' 3 bedroom, I' bath, wall to wall carpet Central heat, fenced back WELAKA APARTMENTS * 1. 2 Bedrooms 120,000. 2S-Loans MarvinMflam& wt. Dorla,lAS Paula Cox to Da v id A. _________________________________________ 7$-Insurance 5 V45.900. MALE OR FEMALE 81k A, Spurti ng Addn-, Sant.. Ingersoll & v.1 Janet, U $9 Call cc1lct for appointment, $04 fleccatexine Constr. Crp to $100. Goldie Manor 2nd Adda, Positions open in Public relatcx*t. 7)5 1163 Codaphon, Seminole County Continues its fantastic Rentals Theodore N. Williams & v.1 I4tary$l7230wri&andup. Work Geo. C. Schwartz & wf. Rita $21,000. with young men & women Nancy M Lot 14 131k B, Call to Paul A. Predergast & v.1. 76'-R oo ms for RI Deccatcilne Constr. to John ARE YOU Sandy 4"V39. growth rote making it one of the Sweetwater Oaks, Sec. 6 Mary B., Beg. at Pt 610.82' S & B. Roach & v.1 Julie, it 11 BIk INTERESTED 153300 30 Apartments Rent r.cepion&i liearnings *, 792.01' W of NE cot of NW 1 of A. Sweetwater Oaks, Sec COUPLES Unfurnished only, 54.11$ to inyt-St Call Collect eQCDl Susan S. Schlip tlonn. fastest in the United States. Each week, SE .Sec 30-19-30 etc., k-a U 2 6,152,900. A challenging Opportunity to live Mr. Nixon. $01 1104 1101 Derringer) to Thomas P. 31-Apartments Rent 111k 6 Wilson Place, $85,000. H. A. Ross Constr. to James and work with youngtttr .n a Furnished Derringer. sg., From N'2 mile group Setting Eccellent salary IMMEDIATE INCOME J oseph Smith & v.1. Gladys to Edw. Morris& wi Kazuko. LI i The Herald reports the total land arid tinge benel,t5 Minimum age DItribu tor.--parl of full time to t)r. Sec 22.21.32, run S 452.8' K 37-Houtet Rent Uniurllistsed Lorenzo Smi th & v.1. Ida, B.e. 131k J North Orl. Terr., Sec. 5 71. wlhno children at home Write tuppty Company established 326.25' etc $100. at pt S It. E of SE ', of LI 9 Un. I, $20,500. 33-Houses Rent Furnis hed or call Bob Boeckels. Boys Ranch transactions within the county. To be accounts with RCA CBS Disney Thomas Derringer, sgl to Fla 32060-Tei----$o4 $12 $ 501. Martin Plan of Scm. Co., $800. H. A. Ross Constr. to Harry Records Income possibiliti up 31-Mobile Homes Rent night $01 $47 7675. of JIITI JaniesJ. DeZego & wf Patricia, to 11.000 per month with only PaulineC, Ottino, wid to H. E. E. Connelly & v.1 Camille, i 48 Informed of our growth pattern be sure fl-Mobile Home Lots ISrittingen, Girls Villa $13 $23 required Ice Inventor y anj from N' mile cur. of Sec. 22-21. Tatter & wf. Annie, Lots 13 & 14 BIk E, No. Oil Tern., Sec 6 Un. $ 5*50.. night 113 33 9531 trainIng Call COLLECT tot Mr For Rent , s 452.8' E 320.25' $l4,. 111k (bital Lake Winter 1, $20700. James (311) Ml 620$. and read Lifeyles each Sunday. 36-Resort Property lceows&wfArlene to Homes s-d, $7,000. Agmt Deed, Herbert Illing. ,. .. ri.. r.nr lucnoI- u C. neg. - Rent 29 Jennings L. hurl Jr. to worth & v.1 Jacqueline to Rooms for Rent everyday 17Business Property ,-Wayne 764 37' N etc., in Sec 32-21-32. Afldi'ew J. Joiner & v.1 Shirley Virginia L Hurl, K ' of 1132, & Joseph W. Powell & v.-f Va , 1.1 3.1.1). Dcv. Corp to 14.'.' icr r .,- lr *crS rig c For Rent Wonted Ccis Apply ri per-on to i.r,ateent,àr,c, to Sa rah Reese, Lt 10 131k 1), all at 33, plus W 20' of 31 Wyn. C, Aldean Gdns, 115,150. Constr.. Oil., l.ts 91 & 131 .jk, Tract 236 Chula Vista tlemar 372 II;. _________Sanford Ranch house. Owe 1792 3$-Wanted to Rent newood, $130. Lester III. Johnson & WI Harmony Hoiiies, $11,700, Wuisor Manor, First Addn. HO54'hpp,r, woman, mature.l Sanford Court Motel The Greater Constr. Corp. to Louise to Paul James Counts & Carl M. Ark Jr. & v.1 Joan to $19,000. - Real Estate dependable with own Iran Frederick W. Pen-so!, Unit lID. v.1 Lenura. N'4 of SE' G ra nge Prop Inc. to Daniel . of SE, Frank C.Smola&wf Hazel, L16 sportationforhajsrwcrkandcar, Ne*ly renovated, Color TV, ww 4i-Hou ses for Sale Sausalito, Condom. PH., o(NE', of Sec 33'21-,,$Z5,C00. 111k 4*, Tuwnilte of No rt h ('asiella& w Domenico, LI 77$ Paneling carpet, a C. 1tIiCncie & over of young man In wheel chair in rites Day or wk. rain, 2621 145,333. Epoch Prop Inc. to Harry C. (ltulut,Ia, $18,100. 3fl after Spring Oaks Un. 4. $34,600. 17-Mobili Homes Orlando Dr. Sanford )n UM Cassard L. Moret & v.1 Janis Fletcher Prop., Inc. to Wm Stone & wf Susan. LI 14111k A, Grange Prop Inc. to Phillip A. u31,ots and Ac t age Charles Mayo, so., Condom. The Springs Shadowood VIII. to Jack D,Jories&wf Sue E.,U Gillespie &wf Diane M,, 11904 Not Difficult $1-Farms and Groves 47 Hlghrldge Addn, Glen Arden Spring Oaks Un. I $35,400. Unit 143, Lake Villas, $42,200. Sec 2,159,000. room' 1$-Resort Property Hear Planning to panel a Devco of Oil., Inc., to Joseph The Huskey Co. to Peltzer Gin' Assoc., Inc. to Roderick [its., $43,500. For Sale It really isn't a difficult job If Consti. Co Inc., LI 17111k i W. Faunt & wf Nancy Q., 1.1 20 Bernard Kindinan & wf Papale Jr & v.1 St.iii- '., II7 you will follow a few simple 16-Income And Shirley to Mitchell Kindman & 81k 0, Ca me lot Un. 2 Sweetwater Oaks, Sec. 6, Sandalwood, 131.700. lta to rules as set forth by Masonite Investment Property 113,9(0 Anne J. IJ)vctte to Betty Ann v.1 Alison . S 3%' of W 60' of Geo. It Knecht & WI De Ition, NWI4 leading Paul E. Colson &ssf. Joyce to L. Brannon. 118111kB, Lloyds NE'. of of Set' 30-21-21, Colon Iiorr.& v.1 Daisy, 1.113 Clirpor 17-Real Eit4te W5nted John W. Collins & wf. Mary J., Terr., grantor life esi, $100. less S 33' & W 33' for r-w, 81k 0, Lake Kathryn Park 3rd manufacturer of hardboard pa neling. Lawrence S. Rich & wf $2L333. Ill Its 6 & 7 131k E, Sanlando Merchandise Addn $ll,. Troy M. Edwards & wf Carol Kathleen to Hobt. T. Bowles & Springs Tr. No. 12, 138,000. IQ(i) Ix-on Lowder. Jr., to SO -Miscellaneous S1v.mlte recommends vi Jerri F., U 6111k A. Spring to Da ni el W. Johns & v.1 Shirley l.ossdcr wit John F. KurzunJr.,Bldr. For Sale Lot 20, adhesive method of installing Patricia, U 49 BIk A. Sum. Sanlando Ests., $100. to John F. Kunron Jr & v.1 1k hills, $59900 paneling, following this pro. $11-Household Goods Ronald 1). ,Masten & v.1 Benlie merset North, Sec. 3, 122,500 Nancy 1kg. at NW cci. U 5, run Jay mar Corp. to hiugh c'edure. $?-Appliances Ronald W. Harris & v.1 Znna Langdale & v.1 Alice, W., 1.1 7 SE 24%' along N line ci..'., in to Monte C. St. Johns & v.1 Joan separately %)-TV Radio - Stereo Adell Park First Addn.. $100. SE, Its S & 6 131k C. Tr. 6, 6. to Patrick J. Thompson & v.f 111k C. San Sebastian hits., Unit i I. Stand panels / 'I Mary, ILs 11 & 12 81k B, Sec ' --Garage tQCI), Sandra S. I)un'anet', Sanlando SpgL, 89.500. Rummage Sales around the room at least 48 AJel be rt D. Bowen & v.1 Joy West Alt.aruontc hi ts., $-4.(XX). s.gl. to Frank M. I)urrancc Jr., John C Norris & wI Paula it) hours prior to ins ta llation to 55-Boats & Marine ogi LI II 81k M Nor th Orlando to Wm. B. Bowman & wf Vickie Patrick J. Thompson & *1 John H. Wag ne r & ssl Jeanne, acclin,ate them _ / Equipment .. to rouiii t,. F., LI 281k 25 North Or lando 1st Mary to Ronald W. Harris & v.1 1114 81k 15 Eastbrook s.d Unit 6 dItinn Tens'.. Un. 1. Sec I, $100. S6 -Camping Equipment Addn, $19,500. Zona 6., W 42' of LI 9, all of 10, $25,500. Vseta B. Saunders to Shirley S7-Sporls Equipment !)aun I Shilfer to Jack W. 111k 8, Vtcct Altamonte fits., eQ('I), Joseph It. Masek & vi 2 ltt'iiiovt' moldings. lightly A Roberts, Itbt Benjamin, Hoyt & v.1 Doris K., 116, 111k 8, Sec I. $40,000. Siricy to Same, N 125' of S 150' sand enameled walls, seal Brian S Benjamin, & Joyce N North Orlando Tnwnsite, 4th Nader homes, Inc. to of lAs 31 & 24 111k 0, Maine gypsum board or previously S$- Musical Merchandise Cotton, '.ini. each grantees: S Richard 11 2pkins & v.1 Itddn. I.W $100. Addn, $23,400 wall-papered walls. Surface ID-Office Equipment 315' of NW. of SE'. less W And Supplies Will. C. Thomas & wt Betty to Margaret H., It 197 Barclay John T. Carr & WI Grace to must be clean, & less S 40' of Sec. 25-21-30 Patrick J. Gregg &v.-f Frances, Woud 2nd Addn, 159,500. Richard P. fluky & v.1 Con3. Snap cha1kjinefromflo' to si-Building Materials It Miller & Sons Orl Inc to I.t R Ath'II Park , 1st A'Idn, tiflte K 1.1:: 17 & 7 131k 3i, ceiling at 4 loot intervals along 62--Lawn and Garden or 11 A Itt' Contr . to Alfred ;ur> Bartnic'k & v.1 Gail M., Ii Santando Suburb Beautiful, wall. Tools 63- Ma chinery and Bessesen & v.1. Mavis, U 3, 111k Benton P. fleaton & wt Vicki 48 Devonshire, $42,700. Sant. Sec. 3134000. 4. Apply continuous ribbon of 64-Equipment for Rent ',North Orlando Ten'., Sec. 6 to John C. Norr is & wt Paula J., Thomas 6 McClung & , Mar) D. Fans wid to Glenn unit I. $26.500 1.1 It Village Green, 1.3-4,000. M. Krtger & ,At Judy 1.01 6 131k Cinci to Emil hi Moldrlk & v. adhesive appruxiinitcly 'i inch OS--Pets and Supphit inside chalkllne and around 0$-HorSes luise T. iinmett & Ellen is. Tier 3. ER. Traflords Map, Helen, 1.1 93 i.nwood Edw. LI LI Hams & f. ui.ire perimeter i.E area. 1 to Robert F. Davis & set I24ekJ $,I0O. 1.. 11rris & h1oian iT Livestock and Poultry Elt'an-r t &. hiiiiuiiita11 , at 16 inch, Call Lilti) 1 1.., IA 9 tillS C, E4tStbrOOk Ale x T. Arcady & v.1 Susan to f Rose B. 11 1 3 Seniusok Sidney Matthews & wt 1.w'a intervals down the wall, apply 3 6$-Wanted to Buy Cb,, $lO,9(XI. s-ti Ui'. 16. $3&5J. 322.2611 flat-WIn D.& Myrt!e H hk'ster Raceway hI Addn to Excure Moore & xl F'.ssie, N IncIl Iuri,onal strips of 09-Stamps Coins Dale A. Brad1e to Da-Ley In" 9 Sleepy Ilollow, 143,500. . or of 1 22 .4' S 367.2' W. N. Grogan & wf. V. 16 less K 300') of adhesive, 6 inches apart. ia-Swap and Trade stitu*tst Carp., Condom. Unit The Huskey Co., to Morton N'2 of W' 131. of of SE'a NW'4 Sec Unyard C. Graves & 9993 Na. 112, Like ViUu Cid*ni., Builders Inc.. Ii 10 BIk B, 6. Ti, assure ',inch clearance TAtlqumn 22.21.20 13,9(X). Nan* E., LI 2 less WI'. & 11 13$ ISO. ?Z-Auclion at top and bottom of panel, rest Sweetwater Oaks, Sec. 6 leuE4S'&lesoSl2'c(lmsfor James It. Grant & rf K. Ruth panel on shims. Use level to Wm. G. Chambers & v.1 alley. In 131k II Transportation to Jesse D. Brown & xl Ruby plusuit panel before gluing. me Huskey Co. to Mort on Jessieto Ben Ward jr.,L.ts4950 Lant.a. $12,000. ( 7. Nail lightly at lop edge to IS -Campers - Travsl Builders list'., LI 20 131k C, It., liii's 15 &16 81k () lake & 51 Oakridge s-ti, $lI,(LO. hits., Margaret K. Stuard nee $5.tIOO. liedit position Sweetwater and press panel Chapman & Oaks, SLc. 6 Waynain Trailers Ernest K. v.1 Roberts to Elmer 0. Miller & StellatoJosephLAnneilo&wf $14,900. Clarence J. Gray to Witi , hi- over adhesive. Alter IS 14-Auto Repairs. WI. Wiank' 13.. Vol 21 & W'-4 of Joan. It 20 51k C. Druid Hills Same-Lot 4 111k 13 Sweet' flarringham & vt I.uella. IA 9 minutes, press panel again Parts - Acc essories A.I. I'Inehur,t. 111.000. water Oaks, Sec 6 813.9(i) Park. sii oa [ilk K. Hi Alta Little Acres, along points of contact to assure 11-Junk Cars Remov ed idiierinii' $2,1(XI , t,iLaIi Edse. LI 1. Harris & v.1 Cam Corp. to W. ii. Green & 1l-M,torcyc Its Tunothy N. McEser & vi to FJeanor Wesley 1.. Harris Sons, Inc., hAs 13, 14 & 15 81k A. Patricia to Lionel T [Itirgan & Virginia It. Fusco to John C. Always be sure panels are cut 7$-Trucks and Traders v.1. ftosc S. 7.11 13 Seminole us 8,9, 10 & 11 131k 6, & LIs 11. v.fSlwil,a It 13 MayfairSec,, 1st L'ogburn & v.1 Ruby N., Lots 10 and fitted before applying lO-Mut for Sale Raceway 1st Addn. CS, 110,900. 16. 81k !I, Sky Lark s-ti, 151.800. Addn $18,200 II & 1? Citrus hit'iits 14,000. adhesiu'. - * Family illness forces sale of long fltàbtithed ClOthifig variety store High traffic area Name brand mtfchlndise Owner wants QUICk taut KINGSBURY & co . INC. IN 1711 REALTORS - - - SANFORD YELLOW CAB 3015 Park Ave - 7IStoatos Wanted - DRIVERS! Full of part time, Day or ni*tsh.fl$. is yes or older We wHI tv."* you. i __ for Sah , ll-$ns?ructlon% - PfftTA * Clothes Washer-Dryer Make Money Here! Full time housekeeper, mature woman to do gen eral house*Ork, must rave own Irarnportaf ion References salary open 626 0313 9--Good Things to Eat * c 24 Business Opportunities Kitchn, helper wth cooking e t'rrr1cr Apply Seminole LCIIUC Nursing Home. 300 S flay A v e . Sanford Care * TO BUY OR ELL AVON Call 641 30 fl Altamonte Springs 3-Cemetartes * Ph 373 0670 Apply in person. Holiday Inn Of NICE AND CLEAN 1 . 1 ' 0 want-7 0, 3 days a wKk n transportation, referenc es Steady em Company beflulits Houseman Needed I' - -- . , " 1:-~_ •1,• ' • 3SI " PofCh 572.750 On, bedroom furnished upper apartment $17 West First St . REALTY VALUE REALTORS 61S 7333 Evers, $31 4711 Help Wanted 18 I 7 bedroom, 7 bafh. fireplace, carpet. bceakfa%t room and ecreened ye _________- 41 Houses - - .. Sunday, Mar. 24, 1974-SC -_________ ill ( ' - _f RECONDITIONED CHULUOTA, lake front, I bedroom, everything furnished Air Adults 3655001 F P OM I I FORREST GREENE _________ - - _ __________ , u - - fr %rvir, Houses for ci. P'rnished . trsr SIDE L LANCES - 41 54N MO PAR, 123 Bedroom Trailer, I Apts 7 Adult parks. 2 Family parke ISIS H*y sanford 333 1930. Day. Wk . Mo LU*URiOUSoversI:, iarnd 7 bdrm apts [at in kilcnen y, lrot re. refrigerat0,dishp'asner draperies, shag carp.tn, family "S fireplace Only o apIs Pritacy in a Spans,, courtyard Setting ci fteautiflation Award winner Adults 7015 Sanford Ave Model Open 125 PM AN OUTSTANDING - Anartments p,,,p is SandlewoodVllaj" REALTORS to assist Travel Agencies Rent ___________ __________ REAL ESTATE SALES PEOPLE Lake Mary Office Con for n fldentlat Interview. computer ere ç.jftit l$tr 21 tr ,in**ernq Announcements r.... r3t ;Zi ua ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum , Large Potentials, etc Deli very Man Chauffeurs license regured Top pay. hosptalizat.on. pa ,d *acaton%. diScountS Apply in Per Son Babcock iu?flstue. 500 14*y 1762. Caswltery Oranges & Grapefruit 40caflne JOc a line Ithru5times 6 thru 73 times 25 times 10 EVEREST REALTY INC loOt S IT $ Matland. la .6710601 ______________ ii Apar)mn.'.. appointmIt - - lam.. 5:30p.m. Saturdays & Holidays am . ii Noon Deadline-12 Noon Daj Before PubIicatioi Greater PROBLEM - Department Hours -. W WILL START YOU ON A DRAW Stop in our new modern office, or call Mr Jim Sheen for an ARE YOU TROUBLED! Call Toll Free. Ill 7077 lot "We Care" 'yto?ln, AtJll5 or Teens Want Ad 01 V. IU OI1.LD Bradlrvs addn to I.W. 113.000. oI:'i Constr. Corp to Larry I.. S i nk & sf Joanne L. I1rd & wf Elayne 0., LI 6 to 11.1. Vanflertang & f 111k The Wfl4)(llafld, 5CC. 4. l.Uulk. 1.1 .! Itrantit' Shirt', $j). $57,800. (2albert Constr., Inc., to CtirksW. Finnigan &wfVa. Teddy L. MclIvain& wf Sandra S. to Ceo. W. Berry Jr & wf Lind J. Lot 1, Richfield $25,000 1.1 18 131k C, Winter Woods Unit Frank K. Kuhland to Carlton -I $.W.000. W Exum & wt Thelma, U 62 Grange Prop., Inc. to Walter 111k B La ke Brantley Isles, F StwWock & wf Delores It,, Lt .Second Addn. $17,500. 25 Spring Oaks Un. 4 $34,900. John H. Becker & vi Doris to James A. Partin & Ralph It. Porch Jr & wf Jo Ann Nancy to Vernon C. Thomai & $42,500 v.1 Marjorie K., l.t 75 Casa Keith I- Hull & v.1 Flo ra to Aloma, $35,000. Charles G. Peterson & v.1 Thomas A. Taggart & v.1 Joanne E.Us717,&l9ToysnoI Shiny to Harald T. School & wI Longv.00d, $18,400. Anita, U 11 Duck Pond, lot Nati. !lounesConstr, to Paul J Addi CB, $15,000. Mtrabclla & v.1 Sheila C.. Lt 44 Randolph Justice & v.1 Doris w1cjw(xRl Planned Unit IX-v. J. to David Walton & v.1 Emma, LI 3 111k C, Merritt Park, $2,500. J. Brailey Odham & wf Louise T. to J. H. Londono, par. A: h10.20 ch. of W 16.79 ch. of S 12.5 Perhaps Alcoho lic Anonymous 0 We not only off e r you the IbOyC but it you can convince us that you re really out to earn up*ardl of $15 000per year and*tlI lit nwtp the aggle%Sive people in our 0111Ci. -. The Loss It Costs Per Line Per Day. Rated For Consecutive Inse rt ions-No Change Of Copy. - MARRIAGES Performed by Marilyn Silver Springs Airport Rd 904 736 4717, Rd 736 14)3 'ACED WIH A DRINKING School Fr - Higest CornrntsonS -Greatest OpportunitieS Discount Drugs The Longer Your Ad Runs ..,..,.., - R60UCC eccess fluid with FIuidei No prescription at Medco Ask for Want Ads Kenneth K. Ranter . ., ..,., .., Needed . . Seville Gardens. Aln.oV every •d for real fl?atr agents offers the following Fat! Overweight? Try The Diadem Orlando 831-9993 30 al Estate Agents virde Winter Park- ._, unsurnlsnea , f Ulrike 1.1 6 81k F. Sunland Est., $19,000. John C. Polasek & vt Anne to I:drnund 0. Koffkr & Itt'x F:,, .,. ., Re S.,ntord Al Anon Family Group P0 no 553. Sanford, Fla 3771$ Seminole 322-2611 I -- drinkers 1-ur turtrer information call 123 1551 DIAL $5®fl If. Smith AL The Sanford Herald AutOM.CPSaIIC with eaperiiflcr,lfld *nioOl5 Call Ken Kern Garage COHOL. EM FAMILY' AL. AlIGN f0' families or friends of problem IS ___ .- Ltd. Map of St. Gertrude Addn., Ilarbar ON MATI WANT AD (Jolt 2 830,50. W. K. Clay & v.1 Adine to Robert Ii. Coulombi' & S1 Bonnie S. It 18 131k a 1)reamwold $1,800. Verlie Mae Hamil to Jack If. Finch, It 13 111k 49 Townsite of North Ciluluota $3000 Win , A. Reck & vi Hobble to Michael K. Jackson %V 67' of K 167.14' of 1.1 2 81k /., less S 17.7' & r-w, h"Ia Land & Colon Co. springs $8000 hills Un. 2. 147.000. Sem-San Nursery & Land. iQCDp Abet K. Appleby, sgl Writ. K. Ilohe & v.-f Gloria to scapini: Crp., Inc., to Seminole to Lionel S. Appleby, sgl., K John C. Das & v.1 Mary 1, Lt B Eulplo%lIl & Lconoinit' Dcv. d S 6UI' d N 715,56' (if Ed>ean I'ark, $7t'il.*J. Corp., Inc., Lot I 131k It, Di 'h. i i;o'.I. 1.1 1. 5CC 25. • INFOR Mark Hldrs., Inc., to Ilichand isl. "*1 flizh .'niz, 1*18 LI 81k 1) "su 8 North On Till Ads Want CONSTFRtJCT1ON Inc. 211 W. 15 Pb. 322.3103 for Appt �- - - 4 ',âflfOrd I-Ieralo Sunday, Classified - SO It Mar. -' Ads Will Find A New Home For Everything THE BORN LOSER ---- Hou Miscellaneous by Art ---- For Sale -- 5.niorn 1k 1 1 -5--- LO1 $1 - - - -J - 'SI GUC I' toll CIOtd van truck EzCeIIeflt mech1flcal condition low ifNQ. N ew Come see Adams Transfer & Storage. 200 N Holly or cat' 337 0275 STEP BUMPERS$37,50 All" a.,. &mportld,PP' icku For domestic save 40 DO -nvy direc 1170 Vinyltola Lawson sofa Student d e sk Sanford Auction* S20 sos So ,bed S60 , '.- Fr ee met* Be au tiful pvpp11 Ml: and female. regilterd Ph 3.15 It S Fix up - Marine Equipment .1d5 1 14 i - Appliances IfAuctioneering Service* - -, ,-ezer. dinIrzP set. wrouI ran tble & dlsa,rS, and misc. items 917 W Braircf tfe. Sanford 337 Couch & Chair . Earl Bikes. Bikes, Bikes All ties and rnoeis, $ Speed-s. and standarl bikes now avaI'IbIC at I' restp,v' Store Call 3220214 __________________________ HOIPO-et Re ri gerator Excellent condition. Clean 3713616 TV. Riidio.Stereo 3 American, Tufted back Evcellent frame US PP 3:2 1104 hlc'e 6 62 - ' '' - Rattan furniture for tale I) pieces plot d nitte. $700 or belt Pt' 113 $113 .s ftr'r 5 30 ' Ii ' REPOSSESSION-. ASSUME PAYMENTS Beautiful walnut console AM FM stereo with S track, tape record PiatCr P%tChq't5lc l,gttt $917 C fler * * Si nger ** 0 per -10 or Sit? Coo GOLOENTOUCH'NSEW ' Instant In sewing Cabigil FtOollessed - - NORTHERN TIMOTHY HAY BUY DIflECT FROM BOXCAR SOLB. BALE.$7 50-595 TON GORMLY, E HWY 14 SANFORD - 78 l ' Filled - Goarage-Rummagie 64 8 Wan t ed t0 B ' - - - -_ Private Party wants to buy old furniture. lamp%. glassware, rnirrOtL misc 372 till Starcraff Camper. 72 excellent cond i t ion, sleeps I stove 'Cetx)z many eatras. crank up top. e tends r Call after S pm Iii . -- Mutt Selltlf 1971 Gtm Trav el Trailer. 211, air. Wit Contained SICOPS $- Set &I Harbor Oaks CAmploilt. US I So of Daytona i1 tA I .. CALL CREDIT MANAGER, 337 47 30 0571 Yamaha 360 Enduro Ezcellent condition. $100 & take over. Ph after I 30 337 Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY M11, is '71 I' ord (.a az Ic lDr ,automatic.ar $1251 CaIIMr Drake, 6 4S Il37 $ '71 Elrado. metallic blue. le1tIer interior. wttte vinyl g o;. all ext ra s . tape deck. Crv control. new tiret. er (Jj 201 Ccm $3700 Ideal Parking.very rneccial St. 337309 ) , Mr Kck 190 Dodge Dart Stvingiff Low mileage & runs great, call 149 Sills f .4 ---- 41 RamblIr Air and radio RM lookS qreat't Mutt go TODAY - 1973 Volkswagen , passenger tus chrome yellow. *115 black 't' tenor, 30.000 r'wles Curtains. I owiser. I speed, rAdio, heater. 13391 Call Pt•. 32 1631. - - =' - 5- - . - - 4j Plymouth Standard. 0004 running condit ion 13.000 o'onii mileS New tires ipso P15 att 5 3 or *rekrntn - -- -- -- ---------- . - I, -- --.- --'- ----.5--- - s- - ' - ,-" AHI 0013 Volktwigen Campmoøil, poolop.&CAmpoirr'Sdrearn one owner A buy at 142so Paul at 3" last Dealer A 0972 Gremlin * 6 C'iI Auto trans hy ED 1972 Maids. like new. low mirage M4t sell $3095 Over 30 n'i,s Per 131 1676 or 130 1501 - .. - ' 6.1IO CEVELLE WAGON Loaded Nothing down. take o -. Call credit manager, 373 67) 0 i '1 V 1964 Ford Gala!, $00. POet' 1945 Grand Prix, low mileage. vi*nr. Ar $0095 $31 4476 Ct Ii. teening. br akes. ar Only 1J" 7O0rl ) P Elbe '7). J C 5 e 32) 7960 P rIC(' condition 372 2031 brlore 0973 Pinlo Stat io n Wagon. iaee,n OATSUNSIC7I 10*7 dt I W.eil5 c' 372 1555 after 4 metallic, automatic, rado, l dr auto. Both *ith radio, air mileage. 573fl Call Don a! in 1970 TRIUMPH 630 TIGER Or.gistal owner. Toyota '641 dr 1 lIst Dealer Best reasonable offer accept speed, radio, air. 363 1701 Call 337 7707 EL CA.MINO ,' Pcirillac F1rebird.H SAVE HUNDREDS HIGHTRA:'l Weed. radio, Neater. M e tallic 19 n with block interior. $rn CALL SAM 337339$ CREAMOPIS Trucks and Trailers Call Pete at 337 $631 Dialer. "GAAC WINDOW VAN 323 11166 l& 1171 Duster. Air. good tires ICYI $17 50 Ca11337 Oil) A,r. radio, root rack S21TOS Call '67 VOL K SWAG E N 0573 Yamaha 125 Trail Bike, 5.400 (all 377 tOOl 1 wiJi - Mutt be seen to be appreciated, $1000 131 6167 after 6 pm. 11 LANCER Ii' luxury tratv-I trailer SlOpS 6 Aqua n'Ii.t toilet. SJSOeC,, stove, oven. Tv antenna . aning, w gas Peat curt nres'or, battery pack, other Cl trat Like new, $1100 Owner, 6516 c ol ors C oa c hman. 36' trivet trllpr Full;' sr'iI ciril,I,rle'j A r uSed I mcs Tr .ct ci ,,ar rj,fld livingReete hitch, all controls MI 1521 or 333 1711 It?) VW Statoon Wagon, rad-co, air, atulornatic, $1,61IS Days. In 430S Evet I week". 337 1105 - Motorcycles •-•-• -• 7OMav.'rlCk,lcyl. stick Economy, $1055 Cali n, s... ale. 61$ 1137 ONIq - Volkswagen30.000 or g nal miles. like new ;)Aso In 1063 Ab-Indoned. unobanted gunk cars r-luled aloway Your cost, 110 Orlando. 29S6114 anyttme - ______ , Al A "- I gasoline. 1147S. I orle0ric. %37S A I Condition Ph 323 4100 1$ Call Credit Dept SANFORD GARAGE SALE Saturday, Mar, - )'('lit•l('p 'i'' 4, . ' - ______-_________________ - - - IV,E WER5 RETuRNING JLDWEE 5,V R 44 - NOTHING DOWN. TAKE OVER CALL CREDIT MANAGER, )21 19" Oldsmobile. Power, air, Clean. pille of for parts %ISO 177 S;11 Apan1 /94- /h-POAi. 4I14V 4ifl/5ANPCAR491 THE qNr-MA,v 94'O L.4'.MOSr CROSS THE 5R54T 1d4 HEI VdU/N4RW/S.' Equipment for Rent IX :3rd.. LakeMarV Fire Hall, $101. XV A East Livestock And Poultry 1(1 Mor'tor Mzei's'-Essck model 35W - SEWING CENTER - 61 JIM DANDY FEEDS 61 Machinery and Tools BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR __________________________ John Deere crawler tractor, Fond GORMI..VS. 16 East, Sanf or d. ) i tractor. Ford farm wa oon,v'Inden, to* boy traler Ph 373716.) .4tHALLMAR7i5j7 Singer$ best madell. wiroods bobbin 54 in Machine Fully automatic pay balance of $71 or 10 Payments of Lawn and Garden ct'S It' Vbrurum 4j.f'-5 fall %tll tr' P'rpi 51 C 20115 St canfcrd L _A ii.) I LII LU *STEREO* R' ' And boarding With level care Professional Ph 373 3191 or 333 3919 Bicycles ' 19 10 - 1172 16' Shasla trailer. Many extra% f g'dre srig.7ato yrs Ireerer. WhIte. 512$ Ph 442 01*9 F Goods Household Junk Cars Removed Travel Trailers *POODLE GROOMING* 58 I? Volt Batteries 111 REELS BODY SHOP IlO5SantotdAvenue - 3:1 $961 KENMORE WASHER. parts, sery ice. v%ed machines 327 151 MOONEY APPLIANCES, 373061-7 Campers /S 2917 Hwy 17 c: sm-al %sin out of anything of .a I u r 1200 French Ave Sanford. F IS Six I?" pupplori 10 good home 321 ROBSONMARINE CiPiautt fan Ph 327 6S¼ Buy. sell, consign. appease, or silver Coins SEMINOLE COIN CENTER. 109 W, ISI 32) 4D7 - ' $250 RELIABLE 1964 volkswagen Deluil Sedan. I speed, radio, heater , whitC with red interior Completely In spct.d. and real nice, Asking sisso Or reasonable offCf Call Pete 327 tosi )ier -- 1/ Autos br Sale o 1121 DEALER Call Oo"i at n lost Dealer __________________________ Auto0 ITS PartsAccessories .------. You! 0912 Toyota - IL ti I II,, I r'r r n5 Contact us la st At ,,itU Luy bulk - - S mcol. old AKC,all shots Pit In AW motor Also 31 1 Hp rrootor. in I ttff;QCf8Io1 A atilorled %, Ie , r mnditioners. I %vAcr I,,.ea,er I (OMPLETIE AUCTION ~.ERVi(U- -- tOri lic' ICi' I -'d'O , to p . Ji, Sta mps- Coins - - '0 - 10 CHEVROLET MONTE (APLO, Autosbor Sale - Time . Hire an expeol repairmenfrorn today's classifjpo 69 323-3900 SANF ORDREC VEt: SERVILE 7311W itt St 3734711 ORIENTAL RUGS wANTU p414. uSed, any condition. ii 1176. Winter Park. d c Campers Travel Trailers is Wanted to Buy CASH 377 1133 For used furniture, appliances, I or 1001 itfl'iS y',sa'r',i Ave m Beagles Boat .. tvly Sell it fast easy w i th a low cost classifi ed .Id' Boats & 68 for tale. I male. I female. 5125 each. Call 323 6521 or 365 5339 - 5* V11 tOCkI'V Boc6se • Pets and Supplies 65 CARPORT SALE Fre,ter. la*r r".c*eq. diJCr, vacuum cleaners (m,ldirews clothing Misc r 322 ten Olt? for d red or,5 Sat & 'un 2S nancing Arranged O't'ei- fine used furniture also Kull) co,at or t, 109 W I S? St . San tor lilfiL I( AUCTION F VERY .'=DAY NIGHT • 'ellanecjs. PIe* and used turf and appt.Ancet P10s Garage Rummage' Sa les 54 AnniviorsAy Saliti O'nettes I lamp, green Mediterran,an, tOo 1 01 iaintlrio. field of da.ti , ts t Prd?errbf*anommed, r 121 1)4 -------- 1_ GOIt COW W Ph. 321 460 Crafts-an. wit propoliqlond, 21- laAn mower. S2S Ph 322 SAIO4 1 T,ri ;~ _ r 'MCHEVY PICKUP NOTHING DowN , TAKE OVER CALL CREDIT MANAGER.)?) Z Houw'oId furniture Stove, freeu'r. refrigerator, almost net. Peelchar, Commode, Irgc corner cabinet. I cr.tts driwert, large ihlt not shelf, or cOut. recliner (heat 1. vibrate) .other items 16A ust W of 122 It?) net s , 17- Ai 1. For .i:evroi ;;;;cks7 iioo actual mil es d Like be.ow todays Priced to ., comparable ne* lriicAs 3flMlO 0 0 i Piece Iiv.ng room suite Only Imoold, $150 Call 337 1704 SA mminq Pool with all offilc eswies ''P rr.rr-si10 It I 151! W, mutt sell at tremendout Sacrifice. beautiful liv i ng room tUnIJyC 641 5133 after S 6.0011 MU Ali, Conditioner. oo. Also 11,000 mu, siis. ; Girl's 1$ Opt btpi SAM. $ Even 6 6161119111111 at the Seams with Itt rate Vt., ,insture Wayne't Q,jaht & u Frenth. 323 241A SAVF ON TRADE - INS , AND REPOLIONS RCA Color TV. 33 Mapi, console. U %tereo. Iiget Zg Zag, $51 New Stretch : 15$ un i versal :o ZQ on (OnSol, SIX CM? or $10 Per mO Si SANFORD SEWING CENTER, D*•riPo*i. 30? E ISO $t Sa nford * - .-•• T )$tSf., Slnford3fl9lilEvesaâ$ Benefit Lake Mary v:t,s,t,,r Fite Rent 11411, Dept e L u str e Elect ric crp.f - - ShArrl fer only $1 per day CARI1OLL S FUiNlTURE J r,,._ / iL THORN 42,F5ff,q7, ' it H ASH hi on the CLUTTER A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You! Ak Conditionb,g He r Kids. looking tot an ritra dollar' At& Mom and Dad to let you have a cLaislted ad garage tale - App Engravbig - Cnlral Heal & Air Conditioning For Oroie estimates, call Carl Harris, at SEARS In Sanford 337 1771. . We' ll do your Painting No job toosmall P15.3731579 - Pllivszng a garage sale? Dorrt forget to advertise It In the Clayssilito east SENKARIKGLASS&PAINTCO.' lIOMagnoIIaAys. rCi s,OIt 3774433 Home Ii.. mu ''REST INN f5oardng&Groomflg Ph 377 4051 - AZ REMODELING Enclosed carports. additions, rooi rig panting, panelri, doors 1 window'S Reatcetable Free Est II p m 373 7321. Guaranteed Plumbing TODD 5 CARPEP4T91y Sc'ecallsif9g in small olondcoddictri 47411 131 1314 -- - - •--, - - . - - S THE BORN LOSER Happy BEAR Fffc'nnt clv'an.ng i-f C.!er ,r _rI.ir' I,,t5 ,'ot)le iiomrs CC-'rnrrcal, Industrial, Residen!.,I 9 7 $ 2327 __ Sandbiastin OV1Wo For the f'niflt preparation of mrtal concre$eefc call BI C Free Est 122 1140. 373 1713. lrtter,or. Fitfir ior Plastering Plai'er Patching & Simulated (Iassif,ed ads are eve ID help ,ov beck specialty, 3222780 -_ buy. Sell, rent or %*ao at a Ice tt tel us help you place v our, PUDOY 'S (,tiI 2 2611 c Ill 959) ol i m i, IMPPO'r.,*f P435 I f', 1)1.1 ak r % ir Signs 0 OR -- by rat M 1tm THE 7APP.e Sansom I ;? r't (.PIERi1 7 t'M <1 (a'i!.)I - II ' ( ' _ Tax Carperrp, 'odellng. _ C i-fom Wick rrne Est i mate l.irMtlld Boroed 12.345. BETTER WREAD'i2 4 A- , ("- ORNWO '' - - V CVF "time 'as done now Call Lake Mary Public Accounting, 372 1317 or 373 . Carpet Cleaning LawnkI'YICe Mn'ansRe'terwl, Carves (are A Tractor with mower CII c u t - 'ACKON'TCERA.MICS._ sppZ iø$,seoi TP'u'tdly 371-7921. '1 WnhW sand fill for, sawn and tOUndêt.a., Will deliver, 372 I1Oi - or 173 -- Co,nmt'rcaI I tlts.dlmfi*l Flee 'r'ct1 Sec'eL,'r'sed& liwIej. All Seen'nl, Co. •1 94' An - _ Win 1- uWaper HangIng PAUL SLAYER ProfhlssonalWaltp..pef.Har,geq t'Censed Res4mtialConim,rca, ref'l',l-a,.5 P ]2 873 Wel Dr1ig MOWING Edging I. Trimming Call RalPh32lYOU clemics 7 --- , Repairs --- 46 Uiliflay. ----------- /474 e1ST T?O7 T4RZA4' IS 41q4l*/15p TO 7H5 SNORE OF .4 44A-e WNERF .4 bA4d SN/P OPANC/eWr P.fc/GN h/ES COY'EALffP IV ,4 CO V4E? obbob • Davis Signs, no job too small All R.",• 'r ',-r,,ce i' b'aSes- Magne'.c P'aIs 5t9 , ''rt-rc-'-.4 122 1195 "vi.i *4104, Espanol Call 311 4912 for B0a in the ol Sell it fast and easy PaP? Cvtr p attrrnoøn rirept *,In a l(w' (5t class ifi ed ad' ,..!udav_ Ptrsprl 'aw No lEast Road 1797 Service TV tSJC Entrancet 372 7199 No i,o too :"all nJ ; J. ./• 4 Pressure Cleaning o Ion AslViattDrivewa5s N R L MllfltOSh, 322 l'q-f',' .cnal I ,ibc!NT - S(:iiJ)iv.tPv '!t '""\ 3371317 after S too Small Income rfltr)? ri '1 - 'rQ-,5Ip' BEAUTY Si' LOu lformrrly Mar. 1#11 I Beauty Nook) S10E.Pne.In5712 ii ' 0704 Bar & Rest. Equipment Beauty Care fI Plumbing .nwII ReStaurant & Bar [Qu-pmnt Custom ttvca!r4 Some Vwd tpml Sale or lease $71 5370 jl• V Inferior and ezteriOr painting, car pentry, electric, ceramic tle, ptasler. block and all mascrwry, I' oqtes free estimates Ptto.'t1323 !awrig - ) Doa !ranng in your tome Al. Breed Dog Tra ,n , nj Academy Call fo r free evaluation 131-7370 EXTERIOR E KEN GARAGE Conip,eteAutomo?iy,Sary,c, KERNS TRANSMISSION SERVICE Auto Stand I. Clutch Specialists Free v coo up OCItpr, 7. ii Sen Cc w'tP 151r *0,9 C lilt Sanford A.c 3723.442 \ - A1Jl&lt" PR SSURE ('I L.rSi'IliSJ Floor Wauino. Windowsfl3Ol4_ VIWTPTWr'V Service A•-a'.'e -- Ill I IUTVf1 - nces Used Farm EQuipment will sell last Widealy *ithi ClaSsified so call 3233611Or Ili l5913 • MEMgeq PRY i.2'C/N Rq 7NOh55.. Ph H &L EHGRAVIIS(, SERVICE Metal, Plt?it, Jewelry, Trophies 601Beth Or Sanford, fl3 I$1_ ist...L. House Cll ean:i ng jtllneG( Appliarw-es Sanford Electric Crimpnv 2127 Park Drive 337 it I AM. PICK JOYCE WELL LWILLINGS 3' arid larger'. pim ps, tpViMI'a ,aIpr Cond i t toners. 3731610 WELL S DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All typesandslies Wt repair 5d$tt'Yi(t STINE MACHINE L MOW EDGE. LOT CLEAN SUPPLYCO Pt 0 11lSj4144 60 to wOrkfor ' lØ Cal 137 2611 or a 1 9953 TO. LIST YOUR BUSINESS 322 2611 -or 83.1- 9993 Want, i*ids Ged The 4011 1)01K: Thert Conies a 11114 In ttti best (ig.snijd PtOUSIPPOIIJI when tn.ngs begin to Clutti, U) r*P4Sd ipeci in the itliC, thi 911195, the dosets or the twsam,nt Masy of thee 11glings Are no long. of value to you but Itwy are still t*rvic,lt)le Somebody nit Ifirve can uiq them, whether they be toys, musical iml,urn.nls furniture, hik,, or bu het, or 'epivabl. appliance, Wha, to find that sofrit,,ody' That's the easiest par t. Ad vertis. your no longer needed Items in the Clasthed Siction where thousands scat the kind of bargains you are of Call the Want Ad nunther, Cn out the olUUMAfton an d ciultic up yost billfold saith some wakento foIdUt, money, E1IL. p4 POOR (IIUI. - 322-2611 OR 83 1 1t9993 7 Il ,1JJ Classified Ad Dept, A friefidl arid hnowl,dggf, M'VIW, will be happy to help YO sfdyic ad. DIAL -S .9 I we fit �— ---- • - _____________ -- - -- • AMANDA PANDA ( - ALL M'1FRIEF4PSS'\ OF LOUISE - by Course & Millie IS THE I HEREAR6SoME.oTHER THE MOST OF ALL MOST GREAT )___ MOST TALL! I TUINGS114ATAR INARAThE'1A1e IS fl16 OF :' RC - -- - '. - - - - p - - r — fj - ALAS 86,412 SQ. MILES ((\J ' /974 ,_._i;i::Ir Jim ._.-_' 1MII '1.__)-ciLI - Z_ I • it I 164 g I ,i '1 $ ,a 'a I I s 'i ( ' I1IL I "( 'IL ci AN12 YOSEMITE is MT. W KINL69 OF THAT SAME, STATE! IS THE LONGEST RIVER OF ALL! FALLS IS-ME 9 00013ur z WISH YOU WOULDPVT DO 11r WHEN MIND YOU HIGHEST J RIS S S -loss S Pppc...x 2URI vwfaW 31710 NG M I LES LO ~ASf'Wee WXrTT3EX 3Et0F KAWA,I 1AINK N\ b3r Dick Cavaflj 70 GET HER PCOR — Pi5cC. CM 0 SORRY! ' m VIK SO SORRY ) '5 A i1-! lilA-c K1t42 OF ThiM& 1-0 ( IN - HAfP6t) t GLU EID A ?C5 ¶0 THE E CUP TAe>,_-' C coftcls RD W ... AND 60 ThE G HAD NONE. l A U0<ER R Th05E C6IC TAGEDI ) 77 00 .00 — OUR 330A XZqCv HOUSE _ HMM -IT 5V BANKER BRO WN 16 ABOUT TO SELL 'NE OLP TPI WILL PLO .- ENAI)LE METO ORL151-1 5UMIH PROPERTY' WH Tt4E FXT MNN U? ON MYUR Y!NG POING TE PLOTTING TE UR\'EING LOT LINE! - I TkINK by Zes Carroll FROME Why HE'S E%CU5E ME. SIR VRES~SEV HE LOOKS 3P3EtX8CXXdXaAf8 POP WMAa,..Eg NOTT ALL. NOT MY DAD 1',' E Ycu'T E AT ALL' Jqk1A-KJ%F;r, JUST A4 NTERE5TEp LIRE MONEY' FROM TE N)P WERE RE MY HcBY' by Al Vermeer _ __ T4AT'S 'SAYS I'M THE CL O"ES CC5 TM ALL-AMERICA o' VJ I'VE GOT TkIS TERRIFic PERSONALITY j BY ANP EVE /.BESiDES\ \ O GOOD- J LOOKV IV Aw- 141 Up Q 1974 bv KA Inc. - TAToP 4411, 17 hT ' C4CE p 7W.0 You PROM$5E0 U AN EXCLUSIVE A4 APATY NP'IEt HOOPLE 'S FI T ON THE 5N 41 T14E DE A.1:5 / WAIT TILL X CATCH \ I PIPNT SNOW Y.50W HOw, IT PON'T LOCH TO ME T 4PT OAF, HC LEI )NER BROWN' , -TE' ELL WA5 A 9AEBALL I 4 L i NTPw51AsT1 t IF JUST WAIT' /SOME 'i' "i'OU\ I GIRLS WILL ) C -- PLEASE STUAPT PROMI'5 'i'OU'LL \ NEVER GET I T TE W4"i' NO / I-lOT Air? WOULD ) AU TO GPA 1-4 - _ L BUT All LET ME 60 'TV a 1111. kEAEL Tit It". us. Pat. Off. 5•_ - --- - - --------------' A5'UT TOMAkE r O M05 Ho' i 3 7l • • - '-i-' .4 1— — i '1 1 ('1VI-I1 ti-fl t 1 14i '-s ___ - & _________________________________________ i- — - * 401 . 06 E 6 1d1 �_.L - - ' ' - - - - -. - - - .- - - - - - - - '; • •-. . — - - - - - - - - .-- -- --- - - ; - -. —:-- _i_ .i::: - - a / _44 S &OTANY Oft Al RC ANOF CH_ --- P___- __ 4 - - - -- L - NOW top l ot s o. __________________ Pal. UsP31 On THIS STUFF S FOR SINGLES, NOT HUSBANDS THREE AISLES OVERi- lt1I, - HELLO, HLLL: J_ II 3DY HOME?" - ___ • BERRY — Ce I F rrr ((( II 1914 óPt& It I I 1 1 :t WAAG AFRAIP IT / r) ) Sk • t4I0HT -IApfNJ T / I Ll )FF . — — I I - I I 1 RAK9 SWt-L. RI&HT? -"4 ' '.-' oLJg I DO YOU HAVE A CARD - uH LUNURATULATIN A HYPOCHONDRIAC ON BECOMING ELIGIBLE THIS MUST BE THE RIGHT PLACE! - Bernice Be(je Ofou i 4hI IuIuhI1 thl/uueek In & jone e 3D the -L so a .e $ son vials 41....JI .1I¼1J 0 or he I -.---- • II a'I '4iiII 1.I 'THAT SHOWS HOW SILLY ARITHMETIC CAN BE IT SAYS HERE 'IF YOU BOUGHT TWO ORANGES FOR FIVE CENTS.. — - .'-). , U- 1 V1 -- L—.. ,lI ' 't 1111 — 8U1PIP4G C1IE1P I 1' ____________ I $ LEO (July 23-Aug 22) Ai the week begins your old ideas are better than your new ones Wednesday, be extra considerate of loved ones Fridays your best day. manageable Keep your shoulder to the wheel as goals can be realized b Friday Plana Quiet weekend - 1111* (Sept 23 Oct 23) Early in the week othccs will co-operate if you don' t suddenly change plans on them. Friday is your kind of day. Saturdays not ______ INC ON good for striking bargains. . - — LcVE: MASCULINE MPVLSES. HIS Q4ART SWWS 14F IS II 70 XI-f/3fl ~W RE OVEREXPOSING HIM TO >VW TYPE OF NTEREST TAXE HLM 10 MORE SPORTING EVENT5. GET HIM INW.tVEP IN A BOYS CLL$, YMCA OR A BIG OROT14ER PROCKAM.THEM LET NATURE -TAKE ITS COURSE. BERNICE 200 - - • _________ I- TAURUS (April 20May 20) Keep a watchful eye on busiress interests a this week Pay outstanding bills. Put your budget in order. Stick near hoi'. VINGO (Aug 23-Sept 22) Some setbacks during the week. but they are rj-rr A KL1'tXIVE TAL.NT . _'' (AR R GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Activities with friends dominate early par' ' week. Neglected tasks will catch you napping on Thursday. Spend over weekend CANCER (June 21 -July 2?) Sunday and Monday are good days if you s: -with proven routines Wednesday, plan fans through Friday *11l be t.'. Saturday.avoidarrogantpeople. _____ ______ • I C10Li Heavier family responsibilities toward weekend. on Saturday. .tt Otorts, tO 50 hsje •:'i'1t as tt'$his it' ' olaer tiI d ° to bS • tiP çtie°6.1, s-Is It, %11 tie 2, ties O SaP._43OitS sfr I, bi Ines . 'rt ,;"_ __ AlI(S (March 21-April 19) Sunday through Tuesday. welt-thought-out plans contain seeds of success Wednesday, keep expenses moderate )'tJJ&STER, EAGER k ___________ 1 ,jj! SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov, 22) Week begins productively Finish what you start Wednesday. your mate will need pacifying. Thursday. don't speculate Fri. ______ day, past experiences prove valuable. IERflIEc 'p•flIrTrnn — c — - - - -. — — • •• — — •• • w , ' making major decisions. V6wnrK ac MARW 2JI—MARCH 30 WILL FINP MOST PEOPLE AW10US 105EGIN FRESH PROJECTS. THE OLD, HOWEMR, SIM-0 NOT Br'700 HASTILY PISCARPED TILL THE NEW WAS A C/LANCE TO PROW ITSELF TOWARD 7WE MIDPLE OF 7W WEEK BVSWESS WILL Gr-T A LITTLE SLLrPG644-774URSPAYAh1D FRIPAY, MANY CW W&L TRAWI.. SOME SPORTA&PS IN FASIC m4nedoeffimm West Third Str"t. Cleveland. Ohio 44113. Bemk cannot bnly the ones of general interest. anwer all the l etters. COMMODITIES s— it ..%t - •y '.y us,. • iiiui UI u. J'çV V:. — IL LW A - :" CAPRICORN (1)6c 22-jan. 19) Give family matters pnority as week teWednesday you're westeful with money. Friday. good lot *00 of c3" - Saturday, matt nteds special attention. xi •.. PISCES lFeb 20-March 20) Sunday, Mcnday are good for business it play things conservatively Wednesday, don't disappoint o.e who expect:; , - by — - - I m'Ar WHAT WAS, ALL ABOUT 7, ../ LOOKING I ALWAYS FOR---A)412 RAVE TO MAYBE HIS EYES ( ARE AP ANP HE c WIA(7MJT ir! NO.' HE JUST LOOKS IN ALL THE WRONG flJ1 IY - - - - A A&ALAPY THE MALEE, ! WHAT A GREAT PRACTiCE SES9ON.' MY 5WII4G' GONNA - J ALL r BECAUSE OF THE GREAT DISTANCE, RADIO SAND TVSIGNALS -100K OVER THREE QUARTERS OF "AJJ HOUR TO REACH EARTH! - --- TER SAFELY CROSSING THE BELT THE INSTRUMENT-PACKED I SPACECRAFT HAD 10 PASSTHROUGH THE EVEN MORE HAVE REMEMBER IS i BE TERRIFIC •••......I..,' 0, - ------ SCANNING THE PLANET BYINFRARED - - GEORGE f WHAT FUNNY , RADI OM ETRY, THE SPACECRAFT CORROBORATED THE CURIOUS DISCOVERY THAT UNLIKE OTHER • - —STILL A 131 G MYSTERY by Ed 19ull:19van CO%iMOf-J TO I cavorting with friends than Saturday. GENE FAWCETTE I I-EARP 'ECU CHI[?ING Q4, ME CiJJ NEVER V&P 11-05 YWING, MQ4i "-) Ill!,- FINL7 WHAT HE'S •.: - hear from you. Make Friday a family Gay. - Or % AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Sunday and Monday you'll be busy Sn r phovie Wednesday, a misundef standing at home. Friday will be better f,. OVER THE WEEKENt-'. 3M WAY -421 £4qW4r ,w- -- ---- : -- -• i•— - �DIFUS CA CXA' rTRIE;L YOU'RE THE ONLY STUDENT 11jH0 HAS EVER FALLEN ASLEEP IN ER... NO by Marry ZOwlfs ACTUALLVe YOU COULD LOOK UPON IM TO TPE W 16H REGARD I WAS hi ERE TH YES, L I ONE ONY tTASATEST BASIC Tt - Al TEST jO EASY 3 O DEAR POLLY Save he anuts t DEAR POLLY n.0 cans that ;,tedpe I baking small fruitcakes. T ~se E - I nice napkin ring. welcome gifts for S vf TMAT Rcd f Lertlit Uses lines Of this ifendefoling style insoles 10-112 1024-112 site So Ve 41- DEAR POLLY stamp that PRINCIPAL riME-HONORED ADVICEIS THAT, IT BFFORE YOU D5CIDE!" HAVE A DIFFICULT PROBLEM ... 4 v 3 2.4 w oNt;Iz(8255 /1 Pot Poncho ire 7-) ~ 0.%_N , / vat I DEAR POLLY My Pointer is for 8250 OOO Of diess 1!1.t rjk e it I Ii't'i lengin srvj*nj,,r sr,,itsoitir rlalre it I) I jntt-lqrigl~ h 1 0 Si:e 10 i 32 17 :)sl 1 ill TO ORDER CAPTAXINT EASY MMCO&WOOP!, YOU'RE -THE- .600-:-7 OW by Crooks & Lawrence ALLEY .11,11U~T RAVE 5EEN OUT OF MY 441.11i.T THE ENTIR5 ~5;`TAFF OF Or- THE- STARK REVOLT4 &A E CHIEF: OF P~LANT 5ECLIZITY. ' LOO:E OSJ THE C 0,11,1I PA N ~' VJ H E k,' j4 __ __ _ 011trA numur site to trimmed off Kitten r DEAR POLLY - Though I received two diaper Palls as baby showoI -Arm 411%. ;dra used, I Y15AH I RECKON IT KINDA ROUGH ON'IM WATCHIN' SPEAKING OF EA-TING, ISN'T IT ABOUT THAT ME? OTHER FOLKS EAV 10 immediately rinso s usy es diapers by hand I use the p,oills for detergent "hoiders. I wrote the Send 60c with name TO ORDERaddrest, number and site NEEDLEWORK the lids, buy the large size boxes of gcirft and save! -TON town Station, New Yosek, N.Y. 10018. by WELL, I GUESS SINCE HIS prefer OWC£ Emb roide the e b on kitchen towels in bright and cheery colors. Pattern No. 5418 has hot-iron transfer for ect waL novel and beautiful - .0r 003? \ to a piece of different levels on the grate and lo s I lit only the candle, / to carry him in, It is also great for traveling with a pal who gets carIn o rug or owe can be put in the bottom, Makee sure the TINA Polly pays $1.00 fair gro PAT WHII ARM THrmyRE GONNA EAT OfHEY OFr- THEIR LUNCH AT THE HOW OTHER END OF TOWN! COML2 c ALLESEC' .OUR ERVlCE'- - . Stool 751 04th wilk "MI oddrit ______________________________________________________________________________________ EINrUfT to Dave Graue III HUH LET'S KNOCK OFF, AN' WHAT HIM ? ______ •1 Ti ___________________ It paper with a piece of place I arranged many candles at _________ gifts. c to be used in answer iii;; _______________________ the vet often Use a clothes hamper Pleats a1 ves inter ghter's l was The those pecplo who take their pets to 8-1 8 O7 / When sending a clear tape that can be . 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CD CD < --% - ?' • : :m l's ____ L..... $4O0O0to$70,00O—even though legislative approval, like they're getting too much AAew says he does not want a Lawmakers, mindful of the already for a part.tline job." pay raise, controversy caused when they declared David Lowe. Ractions to a probable raise All pay raises recommended boosted their pay from $',200 to "ft's Immoral," was Wayne of $8,000 a year for State by the commission require $l2, in l%9, are not likely to Winsome's brief comment. erald Staff Writer - . - rrDAVIS They're not worth It much money already for what we're getting out of them." Its outrageous it seems ._ , , • :31 > ' o- to CL 0 Ift -3 ni0, CL 03 - :) *-% CD i. C) . . > _._. o . > , d g ' — 8to 4 CD 3 $ ' . H(ANCEh%LS1LU No more money now KAREN %LS1MAHK otneces&wy - - P - T1 ITi --_________ --- - --- - --- - -' f (lIP( 41 ' ç'.-% r rj _________________ 1"-i-i 4" -I fir S !— ' WASHINGTON iAP - A to comment on the decision not upholding the decision to give Nixon had not opposed delivery (used last week to whether the request of the White House, to appeal. the report to the House Inquiry of the report to the House corn the President planned to corn special Watergate prosecutor An appeals court had given Haldeman and Strachan were mittee Ply wi th the prosecutor's sub. Leon Jaworskl today gave them until Sp m today to carry among seven persons Indicted poena He said it was being President Nixon four more aa>s the matter to the Supreme March 1 In connection with the Deputy presidential Press handled routinely by White to respond to a subpoena Court when It acted Thursday Watergate cover-up. President Secretary Gerald L Warren re House lawyers demandIn additional Water. gate evidence. The subpoena, Issued March 15, called for aresponse today. But, over the weekend James --- -. D.St.Clatr,President Nixon's -. chief Watergate lawyer, asked Jaworski for more time and the A prosecutor extended the return date to Friday. -- - Extension Asked sales So what happened' T1 I / Ill / ' ('•"_• - I Calls • _______ I .' - I -r' -- (15 I _______ _____ • ' _____ — ' IY I -. • C S. -. '' ' . '-5, - . '' ' g _____ Sundays' Surely' it cannot be the lame excuse heard from some ser vice station operators that they've been working 7.days a week for so long that now that they've gone through a couple months of sales-less Sundays, they have no intention of going back to that grind. r ______ ( J' L.nJ 0 ( Wedding bell.s will be chiming the beginaing of April for Sanford City Commissioner Gordon Meyer and Jean Benson, it will be a small private ceremony, which will be followed the latter part of the - '4k JL ' 4L - IL - - - L S - - - -- -' - - I I - ML £-. -- Tam - - i- -- - - I (Herald Pho to S john A Spolt.$') FUN IN THE SUN AT DAYTONA DAYTONA BEACH, as seen looking north from Relatively small number of bathers was atthe 100-foot space needle this weekend, is tributed to the rainy weather, which dumped bracing itself for the big influx of vacationing just over two inches in Seminole. college students as Easter approaches. Skytower Altamonte Tax increase Predicted Aussie P Roughed Ira e Fa ( To Stand t PERT11, Australia (At)) Prime Minister GoughWhitlam was pelted with debris. punched B DONNA FSIES Herald Staff Writer Floyd said although building $40,000 in federal grants for a government until Altamonte permit and sewer connection summer program and bicycle Springs is the size of Los fees are not coming in as ex- paths have not been applied for Angeles or Cleveland. "1 don't pected, the U.S. Environmental by the city. see where Orlando Is having too ALTAMONTE SPRINGS Former mayor Lawrence Protection Agency will be Stof(ord hitting what he called releasing grants for sewer SAId "A Person's Head" rm incompetent management of system expansion and im Floyd answered that Sanford TALl lISSF'F Ha API tit affairs by his successor proements and an upsurge in at Whillain as lie tried to ad* Avenue assessments will be The Florida Supreme Court in o ice, predicted today these revenues will follow. that a Daytena property taxes will be raised In He termed a windfall the made He said federal funding dress them ruled today Whitlam was in Perth to suP- Beach skytower observation facility does not interfere with public access o the ch should be allowed to stand. the city this year. rectmtly approved federal for a suimmer program and %taking his first public grant of $87,000, %hich was not bicycles paths might "be all in statement since he left office anticipated in the budget The some person's head after his unexpected defeat at money replaces city funds "if anyone knows of promised the polls in December s pent on the sewer system federal money. I hope they will Swofford said re v enues an Swofford said rather than tell us about it,"Floyd said ticipated In the budget he adding employes (city' council Swofford urged that the city prepared are not coming in c recently appro v ed 10 un hire a competent city manager. expected. yet spending is at budgeted persons for the police "T'he city cannot be successful record ieets and fire departments) the city electing its administrative should be cutting the payroll officer," he said. Arandomcheckomallsersice and kicked during a wild porttheLaborparty candidates election rally here today. lie in the state election March 30. stations in the north end of was shaken up, but no'. seriousSeminole County resealed that I hurt The farmers arrs', e-d about (See Related Photo Above) only one station was in y noon to tell Whitlarn they were operation on Sunday. erection of the skytower " A half-full soft drink can hit tired of his policies which they Checking into the matter him on the back of the head and claimed were n3t aimed at was consistent with the recrea while going over to Volusia Whitlam, redfaced and visibly helping them. The Whillain tioruil use of the land by the County and observing the shaken called back at the government recently removed public said the 5-2 Supreme college kids on Daytona Beach. crowd, "Cowards' Cowards!" a 112 per ton subsidy on phos- Court opinion written by Chief the matter was even worse. Out Justice James Adkins. $0.000 to $60,000 to pick up the Under Swof ford's nha tes Real fr o u b I e adWlutlarn described the rally of a total of 40-plus stations ' The court said the sandy area slack ministration the mayor w there wasn't the first which was as "vicious and ugly, the The city is going to be in real Shttla:ii earlier refused to at upland of the high tide mark He added that the city should made a full time posi tion with a worst In his career open for business. tend a mass meeting of the may be the site of buildings by trouble if s pending continues be assessing Sanford Avenue salary of 117,5W annually. to So one is led farmers scheduled after the the owner so long as it does not he said proptrty owners for paving Floy1 said he favors con A crowd of about 7,000, 1110st. election rally. At the meeting interfere with traditional public question .... was the original ban Mayor Norman FloN (1, oI and that the promised tinwrig tt* strong uia~or type completing his th ird month in on Sunday sales observed out of I> farmers who had driven hun the farmers decided to withhold uses fear of reprisal hr the govern. itreds o( miles, booed, Jeered livestock frmn slaughter for a boa-llama Inc. supported by office, said today if the city in Ind re peatedly hurled missiles wec next month ment' Attorney (,en Robert Shevin trouble it is all his Then again what could be the ___________________________________________ had contended that the tower ford s doing he (Swofford) low interfered with public sunbath- made up the budget... we are motive for the servicr stations Rs The Associated Press the blatantly ignoring President when he asked them to reswiie normal operations on - ' IL many problems," he said. Orlando operates under a strong mayor government. . - i 1 - -; \( F '%OF F OR!) LA W RENCE charKes is - ' -- I. wof -4 7 I - •,. c LO was "Idtin," the ban on Sunday i r 10,000 population and *36,000 in larger counties 0 It didn't have the slightest appeal when Mr. Nixon originally "asked" that all service stations curtail their efforts on Sundays. A week or so ago, Mr. Nixon gave hope that this practice would cease when 1w' also an nounced to the public that he 1 cñ ) < --- ,t ITt I '' RONAl.DJEA? Too much tOthekgis!atorstodecdew( to do with them" Salaries wouId go from SX,000 to 145,000 for Supreme Court justices. $34,000 to $42,500 for district cowls of appeal Judges. 132000 10 140,000 for circuit judges and $30,lX) to $32,000 for county judges In counties below b --. ' - AV - Su poena Date Rese I C" _____ 11 - -I, F" I I - "Sure they can get a $8,000 raise — If everyone else in the state gets one!" "It's not necessary; they could spend our money on better things," said Karen - - For Impeachment ____ 4'' rj'.' resident. A rather sarcastic comment came from Wendy Robertson: 4 In a brief statement, Ja worskl's office said, "In agree. Ing to the White House request, Mr. Jaworski emphasized the grand jury's need for the material covered under this sub. ena The prosecutor's office re(used to give details th r t e ial subpoenaed. And, in a related matter, lawaw yers yers for two fanner White witli House aides said Woodcock had called for NixWI'SHINGTON (AP) - on, saying that Is the only way go to the Supreme Coun to try United nub Workers President 10 end the constitutional crisis on's resignation following the to block transmission of the seLeonard Woodcock today called now facing the country. firing of special Watergate act grand Jury t'.vrt on Presi. on congress to proceed with the Woodcock noted that until Prosecutor Archibald Cox lut dent Nixon's Wate 'rTpterole to '° he had favored Nixon's October, but the union leader the IInzse impeachment In. impeachment of President Nixresignation, but said this would said that he now preferred quirv only leave the "myth of a mar- peacnment In light of the events -. tyTed President." and "White House mani. i 0 Ta T ae k e Ri sk nISI "The Congress must do Its pulations" since then. duty and proceed with tin. Woodcock and Machinists peachment," he told 1,000 We Just decided that we've cheering delegates to the on. President Floyu Smith urged stated our objections and our I. .1 II L t (ti 11 delegates nual legislative conference ranAsiluisle uciegates ,or warnings as forcefully as we 10 sponsored by the UAW and the the three day meeting to lobby can and the government has in Congress for passage of na. decided to take the risk," said Machinists Union. tional health Insurance, tax re- jg Bray, who The union leader said rePFsefl1S form reformation of the Gordon C. Strachan. democratic rity in o u ; fede ral workmen's act John L Wilson, lawyer for even at the risk of drawing pensation system. Woodcock former Presidential chief of UtUttfe5 of partisan politics, repeated his call for enactment staff HR. Haldernan, declined 'Let the (acts speak for theiii- of temporary quota s on auto selves because there Is no other imports to help the hard. 11~ John A. Spohki pressed U.S. auto industry. way." he said. UAW Head CL 7 CD Monday, March 25, 1974—Sanford, Flor'da 32771 Price lOCents 66th Year, 184 . 0 I Cn not been In Florida long and did riot know too much about what the legislature was doing, but said he none-the-less thought the Increase out of proportion. "They're already getting more than most full time people are getting," commented the former New Hampshire wtsUnark. "1 don't think it's working part-time to earn so right; it's just Just too much." much and commenting the Glenda Lafferty and Frances money could be better spent at Wester echoed this opinion, this time. Meanwhile, In Tallahassee. stating it was wrong for persons Reed expanded on his view the legislators would not vote the raise In this election year: "I think the practical aspect is that they won't to it this year," said Reed. "We're going to make the recommendations we tf) thlnkarereasonableandit'aup ,•-. Z 03 l ay / M 5 (A 0 . N ixon —41 CL a rows .- &veralother persons felt, for from Michigan on vacation In part-time work particularly, Florida."1 work full time, and I work hard, but never in a the raise was Just too much. "It's not fair," complained hundred years could I dream of Nancy Juliet, a school teacher earning $20,000 a year." Ronald Jean admitted he had • o 0 (a CL C) (D D Orr, C,fir =r 17 i little cost of living increase," said Jeff Davis, anoth er of the Sanford area residents polled, but not that much. "I'm against it," he con. unued. "They're making too si almost certain to endorse Judicial pay raises of up to 1 $9,000. The former [louse Republican leader from Boca Baton says the commission may recommend boosting Gov. Reuhin Askew 's salary from N 1 think that kind of raise ould be wrong," conunented Sanford resident Hal Duxbury this morning. "It's too much money for what they're doing — they just raised their salaries to l2.grandacoupleof years ago" "Everyone's entitled to a . Reed says the commission is 0 : - Raise II Don Reed, chairman of the State Officers Compensation Commission in Tallahassee, says the panel will probably vote today to recommend an $8,000 pay raise for legislators. I ___________ vote themselves a $20,000 outrageous," and I,Immoral,I I _______ 0 Pay H legislators range from t s SPIN CD . -L.-.--1 01 r""\ r____ lative TFire C 5 Do o egis - BIEM'PAT ESO1' Y CD W CD (0 -• lI I( % 0 0 M , IZ I _______ L $8,000 1 + 3 =1 ____ _______ - — Z! a g 4 iu w . 0 to _ rn o • • •r en - Index Area dt iths Bridge calendar (l,isif ied ads Comics Crossword puzzle Dear Abby - Dr. Crane Editorial comment Cntertainment Horoscope hospital notes National - Public notices . Weather SA 8A 3A B 9A IA IA -IA 4A 9A IA 3A 2A 4-311 8A 5o"ty SportS -------------- 1-313 State --------------5A 6A ........ Stocks 9A TV 7A World ing and swinuning. Tona Rama is a competing tourist facility near the tower Ye sterday's high 83 low this morning 61 There wasbuilt in 1969 by McMillan and .45 of an Inch of rainWright Incorporated. A Volusia (ounty Circuit yesterday bringing the court had Ordered that total for the weekend to 2. $1.000 tower be torn down inches since late Friday. cause it lnterefered with public Partly cloudy with access to the beach. chance of showers, Justices Richard Ervin taid Afternoon highs in Ws. Joseph Boyd dissented from the Lows tonight in lOs. Rain Supreme Court decision, overprobability' 40 per cent turning the lower court finding. today, 30 per cent tonight If this building is permitted and 33 per cent Tuesday. to stand, then the owner might Cold air gripped the well next decide to erect a gar northern and middle gantuan hotel on the property, Atlantic Coast and parts of the Midwest today, as ) wrote. lie said this might lead to record low temperat ures concrete wall effectively cutfor this time of the year ting off any view of the Atlantic ucre recorded. on]y tr)ing to catch services up." , - - : O il F that ban and Federal Fnrgy Chief William Tourist industry officials are keeping their the action fingers crossed that the Iiftin' of the Arab oil Simon said on urdi that the sales ban embargo will mean an upswing in travel has had a significant impact on our con 'There's a fee ling that people can plan at servation - but we have an industry that's least limited vacations this summer said critical to many of the states and that is tour. Ken Miller, president of the Idaho Automobile ism and leisure industry' and this is a way to Association. He said reports from gasoline safely- assist them." dealers "are the most optimistic we've had He said that although the United States still for several months," doesn't ha ve enough gasoline to meet the deOfficials noted that the oil will take several mand, April allocations would be months to flow through tie pipeline to the "significantly' larger" than the March United States in the wake of last Monday's allotments. announcement that the embargo was over. Simon, who was interviewed on ABC's But they indicated that things won't be as "Issues and Answers," said specific allot. bad as they were during January and merits would be annowic I ter this week. I'tbruary. An Associated sur v ey But he added that the states probably would showed that more gasoline stations were open get about 90 per cent of the amount they over the weekend than on any Sunda y since received in 1772 - up 5 per cent from this early December when President Non urged month. Volt:ntary closings to conserve energy. Tourist officials expressed hope that Press - - -. NORMAN FLOYD / - - � 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 24, 1974 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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SO ALL _ AND L41Hu4?1 A HARASSED# Pos Jationing sible If TO Energy chief William E Simon says have to recommend gasoline rationing if the visible inconvenience of lengthy service s ta tion lines WASHING Sanf , PUBLIC MONDAV -- , Misc I N (AP) Simon: Shortages, Long hrd NBC's Meet the Press time the shortages and long lines are really concentrated in the met ropolitan areas " He sa'd that the extra allocations and other efforts of the Federal Energy Office are aimed at "trying to reduce the suffering and hardship and inconvenience that is being caused the people...." at this Sunday, " ;Auctic - Illhiii - V/I/Jill, COMPLE V//I/Il in _______________________ I ill I Valve 1, f) - W F /1/ '43,134 ADDLE __________________ Will I Corral V at Of 1 ('rs J- D/SGUS77,VG, LOOK, LACY. 1 1 - For &sit kAVENI I in I I Me tr A o A reas - _______________________________________ to AND 'iOUVE GOT lN'flMi4r2 oncen tA ra it edJ -. ______________________ KNOW. C WO JUST ONE MINLJ OULL BE felt President Nixon Simon said he is personally opposed to rationing because "basically, I just think it wouldn't work it would put a great many rigidities in a very complex economy" Meanwhile the Shah of Iran said th at the United is importing at least as much oil as it was before the beginning of the Arab oil boycott. States American Eltdric will so GALVAlk Carton, central ____ ______ - /1 "Ila ]BUG, IN - bY StOffel & 39ei 9 We buy . __________________________________ r) CLVI 1 M rAN3 r ON T'FIG.-LIKE THE FUOD. avol ___ D 0 THIS ______ PisH YA cAudHr LAsr FALL ... ALWY5 T - GE 1 THLS IT WAS Nil I@" dah:L ________________________________________________________ MY PE3T - _____ Aur __ - ;. _____ ____ - - -- - _____ CP Ph. 32; Today. Russ charged, the pending In a federal cot, charged the federal agents wi th The three arsonists pleaded treasury men honored the Jon said, only a decision Invoking what he ca lled the no contest Jan 4 to arson subpoenas to submit treasury authorities in now defunct theory of charges in the Air Flow case statements, but then refused to Washington would free Stokes executive privilege, and said and rev Two federal agenU and an inI ed the y had been in Orange County state attorney my anything about the matter. and Truitt to answer Russ's the awn are "still In the dream protective custody because Uo First, Russ charged4 ' quest1on inves tigator face possible world of 1968 and Nixon's law n fear union repcis1s fIrki subpoena. A First, when informed by The order era. contempt court citations not honor In another incident involving stemming from their fourth subpoena could not be Herald of today's hearing or. Beck, of Orlando, and Evans, Air Flow co-owner Robtrt Monday, February 25, 1975--Sanford, F, 'orlda 12771 cooperation—or the lack of it— served, he added. der, would not comment on of 511 Hillcrest St., Altamonte Uousineau, a $12,540 rtwarj for L4 v 66th Year, uO WV In Orlando this morning, U.S. Russ 's charges he failed to Springs, ith defense attorneys to 1w surrendered Price 10 Cents to information leading to the union officials Atty.Jeffrey Jon said the two show up It he's 'Russ) got a Seminole County authorities arrest of those responsible for a treasury agents refused to talk rule to show cause, I'll appear. Jan. 11, the day after direct Nov.6 bombing attempt against Air Flow arson case. Seminole Circuit Court Judge because of federal law and We'll speak about it before the informati ons were filed ins Coineau'a home has yet to be Volle Williams today signed regulations barring statemlents judge," the former candidate them by State Atty. Abbot Publically claimed. "show cause" orders and set a in state court proceedings about for Orange County Sheriff said. Herring, who charged they Investigators so far have fr tnvestigauonj. Russ, not commenting to conspired with I: p.m. Friday hearing tee ar. announced no link between the Unless federal charges w hear argument for Williams on Ft's actions sonlst& arson and the bombing attempi. investigatorLI d First and treasury agents Tom Stokes and George Truitt. By CINDY FLAND plus a description of the arUcies The lanen,invol • in the Herald StsffWi1Wr bought or sold with date and eStigationwhich ruJdjn pricepaid. gulltypieasbyatrlointhe Ten persons arrested by The spokesman said actual Sept. 19 arson, and the sheriffs deputies Saturday at vidion on failure to keep tie later anest of uni officlala Maitland Flea Market In south records is a first degree William K Beck, 55, and David , t. Seminole on charges of not misdemeanor. The law Evans,were subpoenaed keeping required sale and ezempto individual private last week by defense attorney J.h. A purchase of merchandise sales and charitable sales JÜT1 Russ • ii records were scheduled for conducted by reputable corn- Beck and Evans had been Seems like It was just appearances In County Court at munity service organizations. scheduled for trial this week on ' yesterday , Posting 1500 bonds and araonandconsplracycharges, Sgt Robert Kunkler said released from county Jail but defense motions to dismiss, AIocnlserjcectaflon t'tanciei out bell point n.ns Their arrests were the result of an Saturday were: James W. to seek a change of venue, and today's contempt citations will commercial t he en Investigation of reports of Grant, 49, of * Manto stolet, property being poised Cauelberry, Robert Elton delay FCtfllfldNi drivers to proceedings sinhe * through the flea market. No Jones, 36, of 907 DGwd Ave., def1nitely,"in the words ofo "plus" some stolen property was found by Orlando, Janice Burns Beak, courthouse source while dealing officers making the arregtj, 24, of 206 Briton Way, cern' Williams today also granted a A spokesman for State Atty. Casselberr> Howard Ray severance, allowing each man 4 On this same subject, Robert Abbott Heffing's office said Judkins, 54, Route One, Box 229, to be tried wparately, but Jenkim, head of marketing today that state law requires Sanford; Joseph T. Lee. 32, of reserved judgment on motions services for L~e Continental oil persons or firms reguhirly Fort Lauderdale; Curtis to dismiss, and to seek a change of venue because of publicity in Corp.. in answer to questions as buying and selling secondhand Gordon Johnson, 78, of ; Steve the ease. to why his firm has reduced goods other than furniture, Garden Plan, OrWI16 1' 0 credit card a Beck and Evans, officials of •w household goods and auto parts Holloway, 31, of 451 Dary to keep records for three years, Ave.. Enterprise; Ruby Braum plumbers local Just don't net o go a ter Pleaded THRILLS, SPILLS A N D CHILLS AT SEA WORLD subject In police Inspection at King 47, Foote 3, costly customer with credit Innocent to charges they hired all tilnes. Sanford. William Slichael convicted arsonists Kilce more than that. the need for T'he records must include Bennett, 52, of 241 Rippling Mullins, 34, Benjamin Ilaines SUAINIU, Sea World's seven-lon killer whale, exPanchng credit business no capacity crowd enjoyed the variety of outnames. addresses, signatures Iane, Winter Park and Arthur Jr.,39, iiil Arthur Brundon, 17. longer exists." leaps high in the air while his courageous standin' g shows offered at the entertainment and socisl security or tax Vito Maggio. 64, of fll Gaston to set the the which desoyed That's what the big trainer clings to a single strand body harness park, Sunda) 25 of Air Flows trucks. think —but. there's another day numbers of buyers and sellers Foster Road. Orlando Despite the durrent gasoline shortage, a (Herald Photo b Jean Patteson) coming neighbors. Deputies Arrest 10 - , Pf GLAD YLJ3 Threat fly CHRIS NElSON }IedS*ffW - Upil - itation In A*1r ow Arson Case A kilt" oil ___________ ______ Hardships men TER THE lAND HOPPING ontempt __________________________ W1UJM SIMON .. . - CO\KING1 WILSOI HF Ft would Simon said they "would have a long, hard conversation if I made the recommendation, presuppose what his decision e said on ar he approve a recommendation for rationing, became Lines rea d Asked if - he would _______ --' - SP Lines I - * Gas aga t . For Flea Market Sales ) - _____ ____ ___________ -:- - -- At C I C. ___________________________________________ - FLO ___ - -- - ______________________________ -_•_- 4 - - __ -. - '.r.'v5. , -- - - LET M _1 AZCXX -- - -- . -. . OUT OF ________ - MAYSE. .- I N )c4GGR.ATrD A LITTLE ABOUT' T1.4' 6IZ O THAT ISi'4 ____ FERØET ____ 1 ______ .4 1 . - IT LE'S GEr - - _____ — - - - , ii" I - - - - InN'I PAIN - •. _____ am ____ ___ — For I ______ - ____ I — .. f - - rV13SUROM man by 3ENowle 19chneider KEIIII Au". Until that time arrives, ac cumulate Utese little "gool and store them for ready reference ...the world's I I major oil-exporting nations are expected to quadruple their 1973 profits tn $100 billion this year. according to oil experts surveyed in New York and overseas by Business inter. national magazine. F"V Sef WHAT- -SiWL0 FAMM T_ H HERE O"E SERORE Al I AMD 7H ATS AAJO I NEVER. LIKED ALUJAYS ok THIS DISH.. . At - .- Sanford Street Closing x Ja'1*1 Condemnat*ion Hinted If Voters Re'lect Bonds Public Hearing Tonight By BOB 1[1A)YD Attorney Mack Clevelliind Jr. said expansion of the WinnFireworks are expected Dixie &Wpping center parking tonight at a 7 p.m. Sanford City at Ft St t an dSanford By DONNA FTF tenance man. Ih matrons be The average American Coninnisision public hearing on a Avenue hinges on the suwt Herald Staff Writer _--V~Aj cannot comprehend the 3hoppIn`g center owner's closing. Cleveland said Robert employed at the same salary level as male correctional ofmeaning of the world million, request that the city vacate and Pentland. owrier of the shol State Division of Corrections much less billion, whether It be abandon a block of ping center property, has the ficers and that serious conC officials have hinted the Jelly bl miles or dollars. sideration be given to hiring a Avenue between First and former Robson boat lot on the Seminole County Jail may be Jail administrator. Second Streets in downtown corner Of C)"Press and condemned if the $3.95 million under purchase contrVct Sanford. F March 12 referendum of the Gerald Rutberg. chief City commissioner A A conditioned on the city closing planned new Five Points assistant public defender, the block of C~ypress. HERBERT KAIJ%lBACH Some people do more than McClanahan said Jan. 28 when security complex is not apasked the judges if they olshed offer "lip service" when it commissioners set the hearing Cleveland said plans call for a to take a position on the new that the request "borders on the coniles to making their position Officials said, however, 34-foot-wide expansion of the Proposed security complex or ridiculous." He said he can't own. during a break proved " the voters, store and additional Friday in a might be required during the equalized, th ' at detention the difference in salaries Take the case of Martin see the reasoning behind the three-hour jail hearing before a interim period between bond personnel be afforded equal among the matn and mak parking that would include the Horowitz of Johnstown, Ila., move to get the city to "give for" r boat lot and L)Wess I at Sanford, issue approval and security professionsi training, that attendants at the jail. I 'A who is slightly perturbed at the away" $15,000 to M,000 worth A venue. that they have no authority to complex construction corn consideration tx given to a 40. thought of the Congress getting ofstreet that is utilired daily by condenin jail facilities. Cecil pletion. Salli siid it would not be hour week, the hiring of nurses ciUrens. another raise in pay. Cleveland said If the city Sewell. chief state prison inPolk said the fail was built to or Paramedics to enhance the Koper to support the bol issue One Icust Avenue resident closes the public H owi tz ran a private ad set it will spector and investigator and permit expansion to four floors, medical program the hiring of from the bench but what I do vertising campaign against the has indicated a citizen protest remain open to morotists as Ronald B. Jones, corwriunity adding a problem of whether a full-time cook, assignment to Privately is Ins oAn bumness proposed increase and has may be mounting against the part of the private parking lot facilities bureau chef, said Inmates could be housed on the the Jail of a full-time mau he said received more than 20,000 proposal. Pentland would get all of the HIG)N (AP) Her they will make a report to the second floor while the ex ._____ letters of support. street between the former boat bert W. Kahnbach, a former lal court. panslon was underway would — lot d the shopping center personal attorney to President Seweil and Jones revealed have to be The ad which he ran in faced local newspaper property and Dram Towers Nixon, pleadt4l guilty today to municipal jail facilities in said, During the second hearing in "congress is going to do it to Yesterday's high 73 low this would get half of the street as charges stemming from his ac- Seminole ire also being In. two months before a three. you again" morning 49 A small craft ad would Pentiand—between the tivtties as a Republican Pollt1 %estigated and surveyed. Judge panel - Circuit Court GAINESVILLE, Fla (API A coll ege student "Whenwuthe last time you viiory is in effect. Freezing seniorcftlzenshlghrlaeapart. cat fund raiser. noted Judges Dominick Salti and arrested [ Or streaking m)3 art anonymous donor will give got a 25 per cient pay raise?" temperatures tonight. Fair, ment building aW the shopping Kalmbach plea to 8 tech- bond L&W Passes it will be at Robert McGregor and County UN 10 2 dnlg treatment mater it students can complete The raise bill takes effect windy and colder through center— 1 city commissioner nical charge stemming from least three years before a new Court Judge Wallace Hall It IUtteule streaks March 6 grant Pentland's request and raises Tuesday. the distribution tugh a dum facility can be built, tang (rita Jones and Sewell submitted a A streak isa dath acreu campus in the nude. congressional salaries from m> political committee in the aunt the time necessary to six page preliminary report Lnirrslt)oIflondaofficlaj, said Bruce Jones, fl was 142,54 to S52,11M over three District of Columbia of S3,9 mil. prepare final specifications and containing 64 recortunendations years lion toRepublicancoogresslon. complete court bond issue for updating the cunt Jail othenslipped awayfn the rk,Jones was arrested at candidates in l lec- approval, facilities early Sunday as he dashed acreu campus with How many barrels of oil are adeatha .. . only his lions. Entertainment.., A Jones and &,e1l declined to The report, in addition to sock, on, police said. we using to heat offices for the Budge . ... 7A Horoscope 6A The felony charge of solic- say whether the cunt facility improvements in Vie physical Joossa>s that means streaker, have ten more oil control people' Calendar .............IA s to Hospital notes ..........IA iting political contributions and adjacent Ic the Sanford cow- plant, its operation and make for charity. Classified ads .......B Public notices -------44B making expenditures through a thouse can be renovated or theurapeutic treatment for An organization called Gainesville Streaker,, Inc., said Comics ......... .48 Society ........ IiA committee for which neither it expanded to pass state prisoners, listed nine stIalling 5 had planned to take part In the stunt but 22 didn't sbow dpuzaie 'IA chairman nor treasurer had requirements If the bond issue recommendations. Sports .............1.B because of the cold. About 100 people tametawi$ the It ca'1 help your mend Dear ...........IA ............. 5A been named carries i max- fails. Neither man would Sewell and Jones urged that exhibition alter a local diu station announced the vl L)r.Crane fl% )P hut, lust 7A imum penalty of two years in .. . 3, Stocks stimate trrak, the organization said. the degree of salaries for Jail dentention and %illi a sig h, Editorial comment 4A tv prison and a $lO,C%) line 7A renovation or exansuon which law enforcement personnel b City Editor - - Officials Won't Estimate How Much Jail Expansion Might Be 47 Required Until th I Do 43 rN4 AhJb THAT PF05ABLY WRNT DO `tIiVU N)GGEST 1 ISAY'r FRIIESH... # I 9. 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Goldie th v_ Go,ose had to find re ftige in the driver's seat of a station wagon at the Elm Brook Farin in Concord, ad--- I GUERNEVIU;:, Calif. ,AP) An Autopsy shows that a single gunshot wound in the head killed former Sen. William F. Knowland, 65. Authorities say the wound - was self-inflicted. The body of Know land, who fought world communism both as a U.S. senator and as editor and publuIer of the Oakland Thtune, was found Saturday in the Rusvian River behind his $150,000 summer home at Mont Rio, 75 miles north of San Francisco. Indictments Expected WASHINGTON (AP) Three federal grand juries are on the ver'e this week of returning lorg.aw a:te'i mndict!iwn',s tn the Water late scandal, Already identified as targets of the grand jury ire.qigatiori are several fcrmer high-ranking Nixon administration officials. Former Atty, Gen. John N. Mitchell is believed to be a entral figure in the Watergate cover-up investigation. An attorney for former White House aides H.R. Haldeman and [ohm D. Ehrlk'hman said he would not be murprised if his -hcr.Ls were mndicte'J. - Kissinger's optimism. Kissinger wa planning slops in lL11414m, l)aniascus, Jc rusaleni and Cairo. In Peru WASHINGTON (AP) -U.S. inteHigen '::r(-,'c S.i% S' :et nulitary advisers ha't ti ililt, tLt utla American continent for the first tmnit' They, report that Hu.&ciari techinclari, have arrived in Peru to train Petuvian soldiers in the use of T55 medium Links bought from the Soviet Union last Year. U.S. military officials said the appearance of Russian military advisers is certain to deepen concern in Chile and some other neighboring countries over Petu'5 purr hase of Soviet tanks and other military eq'llpment. 10 — aller was telling a taxi hm where IL was be found . 1 if .. - b Campaign To End BELFAST, Northern ireland AP 1rmttsh trx'ps have found the body oung man with hands and feet tied and xmllet wounds in his head. The Irish epubIican Army's Provisional branch aid IL executed him because he was an former, 'rhe Exidy was fruod Sunday- i:; -' fl ;liari atholic district of Londonderry tit>' tmetery. As the at-mn>' patrol caine crow Lw oud), am waw(7111uu3 Uiepr,cKie I.- __ . ____ - _________ -- -- ____ - - - - - i- - -' Republican - v_ I kere -- if -- - - TOKYO AP) - PremIer Chou En-hi in a pe-ceia Surnh,, niad' clear that though China's an'!-Confucius, anti-Lin Piao campaign will i,. bed 'to the end," it will nt be allowed to interfere with his open-dour foreign pvlicj. In his first public eorTunc'nt on the new t1onwide purge, the 'hiN'e Prrr.vr trihciieti Chiari Kai. shek's Nationalists, the Soviet Union and "foreign diehards" for opposing the &4'.II I* IIIJUV Wt, rrierenv to China's international role which served ,ygjce that, far from etartalline its new P. j7. .t! r:irl tL.t , -4 •,_. _ , . ; ,' that [sHed on a 2.2 vote two weeks ago will be reconsidered by the council at its 7:30 Three public hearings will meeting tonight. preceed the regular council The parcel adjacent to the meeting. The first is on the Itadloft mobile home park tract request for relocation of Triplet also to be zoned for mobile iii Lake Dock. The request has been made to close or move the home development. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Fico who dock because persons using it were unsuccessful in gaining a are littering the area and In- special exception in business vading private property ad- district zoning on SR 434 for a J8Ce11t 10 11W dock. family style res ta urant are scheduled to return with their County attorney at tnoight's meeting. TheFicoshopetolocatetheir resthuj-ant in the Cwnberland Fat-ins building. With long lines near Bids on a new car for the those stations luck y enough to building inspector ni -c to be be open, area gas station opened operators and city officials are No fum ther business other scheduled to meet at 7:30 than routine reports on the tonight with the Seminole agt'ntia County fuel allocation corn- - - ' - - - - -, - -.. - -- '. -, - ople -- - - I .. - - - - - S - e -- - New -- s - - -. - - - & mor." Tile would rather see win the youngster was hospl- tallied Friday, the same day gresslonal election in their his grandmother, Rose Ken. home districts. IV Democntic party enjoys nedY, 83, was released from a -. - : 3k ~ Iit- - - if I HOSPITAL FUN ...7111 Smith, 6, of Washington, D.C., is JUSt about as pretty as they come even minushertWofrnt1Lh Ta is an asthmatic patient at the National Jewish Hospital in A nose is period, Republican strength for this And treatment to Prevent mw, fall's congressional elections at rence of bone cancer, A hospital spokeom said the lowest level in the 38 years stier 1yei'r. son of Sen. the Gallup Orgirdzation in January which party they - - the Children's Hospital Mediad PRINCETON, N.J. (AP) - 'Centet- here undergoing tests Ilse latest Gallup poll shows Edward M. Kennedy, Mass, - - - - --' - - -- - I - - - - :' . 7 '.'. - f - - ' - 11 - .1 - - I __ - - - - - = - - • Jelili - r4.47~ - - - _41_ - '. - Id -- - - - UB : - . I.- .- 4- .1.I- 1 0` ' r & W_ ... _! 4~ PAK OF 200 1 I TYPING PAPER I e ; :4 , I 1 :9 . ' . - . . 1* ,I . ECKERD BRAND - ADVANCINC, TO BOY SCOUTS . (MADUATIM; froni Cub Pack 5011 at the BlUe ,Ind Gold Banquet hel(I at American Legion 1101ne were Jeffrey Dorton, left. and Scott C 'hon With Scoutmaster (hri Else4i Troop 543 and Stoutniister Fogg, Troop Ol. __ __- 'Guitar Player 1 gin could be wider than the 295 this central Norway resort to 140 majority the Democrats tow". held after the ntishile victory Per Egli Hegge, SalWIWAMVANDERWYD of Lyndon B. Johnson In i Farmdale,OhIO,WedSYin Seminole Memorial zhenitsyn's Norwegian host, hlospitai LakeMary.Hecamenf said Sunday the Soviet Nobel to following a lengthy illness. lie Wliliam Peter Vander Wyden in November from Ohio laatespentnhours'et and w as a native of New Yk City Sc., 74, of 117K. Woodland Dr,, was a retir ed carpenter. Born and was weekend inspecting the house, residing In Flushing, died Friday at his in Foreer, but added "no decision be a N.Y lie was mem about resIde of s. He w Pft as a native of tang permanent residence memberofGthvus Federa Kevins Catholic Church of in Paterson N.J., and had lived in Church, Fanudale, Ohio. Norway has been taken." Flushing and was retired. Sanfo for the past two years Sohihenitsyn, who was to He is survived by four PORTLAND, Maine (AP) COO. moving here from Miami. He daughters, Survi%'crs ln('lUiIt' his wife, Frances Cutlit, he parents of a deformed baby t er Monday in Oslo with iov. was a retired self.v:iiployerj Chandler. Mrs Ariz. ; Mrs. Lola Mrs. Mildred Calangelo, Jwsel5daysof lilesparked a ernnient officials, was expelled bu tc her and meat market hIiekekli, Wan, Ohio; Mrs. ushing, N.Y.; tee sons, gal and moral controversy from the Soviet Union Feb. 13 owner, Alice Kalas, Farmdale, Ohio; Peter, Brooklyn; Louis, after the publication abroad of mis ¶'fltic!!e'j the iris Itohe, Itockyille, Flushing; and Anthony (Tony) his "Gulag Archipelago," ayin Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Id.; four ms, Charles, Kin- J. Calangelo of Sanford; three which details life in Steelinist Mrs. Mabel Vander Wyden; David Patrick [Joule, oiin. Elwood, Farm. Itrrs, Mrs. Hose ('(mflmitto, ni son of Air Force Sgt. and prison camps daughter, Mrs. Harry ( Ruth; - ' e,*, _44, . - - - - 1 -' i' ~ I fL :1 h :_44 ~. - , ~, " O O~~ /~ - t ' 1 I ., - n 0 N __1 A . • — .,..,. ..,- , -. ' ~-_=-_ . / RE?9g j U":r.', - . rm. 1 7 L ____ C - _1 ') - - - - 1 - ---- 4 -T) ! _ ~~:-Ar -- . I - - - - __ '- - II .. - .. .. '- _____ i __ 1. __ --' L .-_- .- . , 7 ..~pz_-~~j E.I _ Z-1 — - .- -' . - Woman a 19 P a g ers ' . tan ifli, -Confirmation of last week's workshop actions: appointing f'rrt- 51,401 Ir hi r'at,., Is Beaten, A A - 1— !l — Market Maintains Recent Upward Trend L itt C ASSORTED COLORS -I . __ TABLE CLOTH I I. 40'x70 INCHES z - Seek ' -- 11-___ __ PLASTiC 1. - _____ -.. #__14 In other business today, a I meet in regular session at 7 CUBS AWARDED ARROW OF LIGHT p.m. workshop session will see p.m. Monday at city ball. %'EflELOS receiving the Arrow of Light award Commissioner Greg Drum. Agenda items include: Michael Towers. Eddie Miller, ('hip Roll, at the annual Blue and (;old Banquet of Cut) Public hearing to consider mond unveil his proposed Vincent Dillard-, %villi leaders. Ted Blue. civo Scout Pack i8 iticlwkxl I to r) Scott Schill, 'noise po llution" ordinance, closing Cypress Avenue bet. Combs. Perry Dorton umid I.arrv Sinclair. $ Citing many national studies wtvn First and Second Streets. Herald Photo b% Ken Iltimnpu -Public hearing to consider on the harmful physical and -- ______________________ _ mental effects of both tom- annexing a proposed site for the tinuous loud noises, and sudden, Sanford Christian School, the sharp noises such as those municipal cemetery and caused by mini-bikes, Drum- property In Iirearnwold mond sa ys his measure would division. -First reading of ordinance set a bruit on the decibel level HYJIUCIIAIII)S : equipment. however, a lack of allowed in residential neigh. closing an alley in Cates' Turned down was a make the Tuesday night lrml' ; Herald Staff Writer di current roster of volunteer Uggestion to hire a full-time &-itur6y Addition. borhoods. or evenir,,: LAKE MARY - A 'pocket fire department members and a fireman for the city, mainly to was suggested for the oth' —Adoption of resolution pager" syste "The individual's freedom to m for key firemen list of qualified drivers watch the radio, do general d:ill swing his at-ins stops at his setting an April 8 public hearing who work outside the city prevented the city from an- iilalntenancc and drive Drummond to consider annnexin' the limits, neighbor's I;: combined with women mediately dispatching a emergencies. said, in anticipation of 1thh house IP \ I 1\11 ' III I \1 I Restaurant on U. drivers amy be an answer to the pumper truck Thursday to a Firemen said they felt the arguments from defendcr of S. 17.92 south. city's problem of response time fire in its Loch Arbor con- money' could be better spent —Consider Planning and noisy vehicles and machines of I '\ ( ) I. U 1,111 \ 1 V to fires. especially in outlying tracted area. all types, purch.asing the paging s)st,in Zonng Commission reconi- areas already' contracted for The roster of members and and making payments on new Broward County' already has mendation that ground signs tiC protection, volunteer \I s - i--i- I'. U firemen drivers I5 expected to be posted equipment, such an ordinance, Drummond permitted as a conditional U54 Retiring the department's said. limiting decibels to 45 in restricted commercial tonessaid Saturday during an :n the departmnenrs radio room I 't ihi tI 'iii' Wi. emergency meeting, toda). indebtedness for new equip— Presentation by Chamber rating in residential areas The bandy one-way radio Le Also discussed during the miient was considered of daring the day, and 40 at night, of Commerce Ladles Civic and system .iiIust Iii nur new sur received endorsement marathon "soul searching" primary importance, since the r.urIlI,na:s. riil iiiai. Industrial areas in Broward Community Affairs committee from firemen who asked City .session was using the city's one revenue for fire protection froln are allowed a maximum of 55 of $2,630 for beautification Councilmen Virginia Mercer mill I ~,lllllc 4on %our f,i,, tax revenue slated for unincorporated areas conmaterials, decibels, day and night. and Lou Blankenstimp to request department use only for tracted with the -Request by ci ty by the SI3IINOI.E Downtown tIi' city purchase (UNTYC%llI&s!oNF:ts' business Association that the devices for the fire de10 paging operating expenses, while ear- county isona yearly basis, and partment marking a majority of pq city take over care and the no guarantee for renewal ,\ (ruin the state supply- 5)- stern at expected $21, revenues froimi exists. watering 1)1 flowers and a cost of $200 each. FEDRUAR','24,-9:30A.M. the two contracted protection Reports: Road Superin- planters in downtown area. Also discussed was tb Three women are qualified to areas to retire as much of the possihilityof two 'ity attorney's reports on tendent, County Engineer training drill drive the city's fire-fighting new equipment debt as a week to acconiniodatt' Re clerical costs at County Court George Saunders possible members who cannot normally and condemnation reports. Bicentennial Report —Consideration of owner's ( 'oiliiijissIofler Vi hlt'ii /t/ 111 fl Report Re: Gasoline Control requests for time extensions on for cok'rnnation of substandard Purchase Program Consideration of hpb for Review of County Solar> - SINUTAB For SINUS Headache L! 22 •- ____ 3OTABL[JS k - - 4--pt S.mlp ('',,nh,' __ ___~_ __ 111--_= __ ____ _i;i,'; ) I#---__ 11-7.1 7 I 0 a ffa --_ ~ --T. * y. - - - , . Sanford ' • P101 § ff _____ -. Court Is r,tic,zed ~.,:= _~===:_ 9 4 - . ~ i : - , AM -VNININ - I - -, N --- ALL BEE WITH C I MULTI-VITAMINS I. I 3 29 BOTTLE OF 100 ,0 '-_.,' ____ %M' 'N '', ME I 1i._ II. N10__ - Uti j CUTEX , Area 4 XILD1 PANTY HOSE I ' Firenien - K11111 -1 U U II!1!J1I - Rare Painti ng Is Lost ___ SUPPORT Sanford city commissioners sales. 4 58 - - , - - filet-aId Photo by Ken Burnpus * - - _ -:-., .' '' ~ l C - ' - L-1~ -0-a _00INICILi-1111--j", , .r A W. MW[UHA4;'1A1# __M-N`_7~ - I __ - . - - - 48C I ,! E , - % r *'""Ili!,.. It - - - - I TOOTHPASTE - - • - COLGATE - 4 4:. - .1 , - - OWNPOInTMONN - - UM1 It,, TO 7 OPIi SUHOAY -. - - - . 4W is [Ian" of alternate-day gas . . • inittee to discuss the "Oregon LONDON (AP) SCOtland far we think It is a master thi ef Importance," Vermeer is Yard isexpedungadema nd for who has planned the operation conddd one o a 2-I lead, M per cent to per West Palm Beach, Fla. ransom for o f the eatest ne o f the most val. over a number of years." hospital after ant for a cent, 'with 13 per cent of the Dutch masters. less thian unde,- slight stroke. Young Kennedy is usbie Paintings in the world, Police officials said cided.AGaHupspokeu es. 30 of his works are left and none Jan Vemeer's "Guitar Play. pected a ransom demand.yOf the results indicate the GOP to return periodically to coe- er," which * has Come on the market in was stolen from a leading London art dealer, would suffer * loss far greater linue the tests and treatment. London museum during the Hugh Leggatt, said the picture than the average seat loss 'The Guitar Player" was weekend. the 17th century Dutch ma su1fed by the Presidenra par. Solzhenitsyn taken Just before midnight Sat, 'We are looking for er a ter is "so famous that it could ut-day in a 6econd ty in off-year elections in this master thief or a raid on century, UIAHAMMER Noay da spokesman for the Yard. Estimates of the painting's ry mansion The pollsters sald the natIor IAP Exiled Soviet writer "It could In suburban 11ambe the work of some value ran as at nature of the survey makes it Alexander Sois niis hasn't high as .5 nih- patead that is owned by the one who does not know what be lion, but Legatt commented impossible to determine how decided whether to accept the Greater Ion Council and has done or has no Idea of the that it "is really pricel many House seats each a mountain re offer of treat eAS ... of conteins a valuable collection of >' once value of what he has got. but so Immense international artistic paintings, might occupy after the next owned by the Norwegian Nobel election. But they said Prize-winner Sigrid Undset In __ F . - - II Commission - ' Kennedy Jr., who had his right leg amputated above the knee last year, spent the weekend at was released Sunday that "no The polling organization evidence exists at the present asked a 3,183 registered time for persistence of a Iavoters intotal two of national 1 .-. I an oiler to one or more of them' said Embree. - - BIN(AP)_.EIWWJM. been taking such surveys, OPU'i DAILY 9 To 9 -T1 property located west of Sit 427 - - iusw VVSJ1 rF -: .. I.ONGWOOI)_,nnexation everything checks out, - At Bottom • ; ' . I. I Edward Kennedy Jr. Strength ;;:,, 4ISU zstlu'* - A T -- - '. . - ---- -= 1 - IF "O -- /Ir - - - — L14 Find Body __ - - 4 #-' public meeting could be held iiI.I a request where the citizens could &TJtt Lj for approval of an hl.house question officials. subdlvsion on south of hIwn. dinance. phrey Road which had been The Hamilton property In a motion to table the Lake Lotus is to be rezoned held up for &everal months due request until tonight Coun-, industrial. Annexation to recoinmendationj by Clark. cilman Irene Van Eepoel added Easi — TODAY Troops that there were more ftn two People involved." WAShINGTON IAPI Secretary State Henry A. Kissinger is heading bac to the Middle East hopeful that he c bring a list of Syrlan.hcld ar prisoners I Israel by midweek. That would clear Ii way for talks on military disengageme, aleng the Syrian front. A senior U.S. o fidal said even the -incredible 1st-ac cabinet situation" does not detract from Soviets - --L .- At Fulton County Jaji, Deputy WWII Jones sald the r 111 Pe :t ' m ar-old c ont rac tor from ne ar* d that he might have by Lilburn, and his wife Ruth, stqcid&l tendencies. 26, are being held under -iazn and miii wue were Lmum security here in .con. arrested early Saturday maim nection with abduction of Ing, within hours after Murphy Murphy, editor of the Atlanta was released. Constitution. He was released unharmed Friday evening. __ Special Agent Leo E. Conroy, head of the FBI's AUanla office, said Sunday his men are looking into "all logical leads." Asst. US. Atty. William P. Gaffney said: "At this time, I knowof noreason to conclude Heads ~ - ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) An Murphy said he was told by assistant U.S. Attorney says he Williams that he had been kidhas no reason to believe that naped by e "American th Revonot-c than two persons were in lutionary Army," a previously thed in the kidnaping of At unknown group which Williams iota newspaper editor Reg said had 2Z1 members and six Murphy. colonels. III Kissinger . - - NTO TODAY - • :~ _ 1LU.\K,* HUNK - - - Are Tised To K* dna ing ,) t - .. — - 4 Self Inflicted The only oth er agenda Item besides routhie ,an(( ..a extension from tho council reports is a public Friday. ui ama setunli reading of the Hamilton annexation or. - Mnthy, Feb. 25, 1974-3A - --I_ terprelakd 701 fund application Freeman said it would be which the city received an difficult for the council to in. land was completed sâmne Deitz Associates, the city the provision that the engineer will be heard. weeks ago. be made under A request for a work sess Begi nn ing next week council ion oath. ,I meetings are to begin at 6:30 for roads, Streets and parks by p.m., a more convenient time Councilman Harry Terry Is also Also (in the agenda are expected. for the public opening of insurance bidsDiscussion on the city's Richard beach of Hyde Sun. proposed utility tax ordinance, Casselberrv ply Inc. Devex Construction given originally as eight per Co estimate reening The cent is eWected to develop CASSF I [IF RH', cul ve r t Saftl or Margie es. Sh decision aialglit i+ made at cbildrn out purchase of a a ,IuL%er, additional truck for the maintenance Monday's i pm. council •i(j meeting to make an offer to one revenues from the cigarette department; hiring of an 0 , or More of the three applicants And gasoline taxes may niake assistant for the ma being considered for the city the discussion academic. department; and the city park councilmen who v oted in manager's post which has been the Terraces vacant since Dec. 1, 1973 ac- against t.eblmng the utilit y tax cording to Council Chairman ordinance, Virginia Mercer and At last weeks meeting the John ?urden, both later cx- councflvotedtonameFreenian Tom Embree. P121111 JVI "I don't know if we will make Pressed their opposition to the (whom the mayor luis asked to i7~s2lir Ia— __ _ our final selection. We might eight per cent rate. Mercer said resign) as city, attorney ) and . -_. ;~ decide to go out for more ap. she wanted the ordinance his law partner, forme*r city ____________ Judge Ned Woolf re going to tabled Indefinitel> - tuorden said he felt the Issue assistant city attorneys. try to do something to get _______________ I • xt filled,' said Embree. "We should have been brought up for need a city manager and are discussion last week in order to "" reconsmdtr the eight per (cot hurtmni. without figure Council ordered City Atty. Ken McIntosh Feb. 11 to conduct a routine credit chec Longwood . ______ 1_ T wo - - 1! city ccuncil meeting WASHINGTON tAP) Mitchell told the Senate Wa committee last tall on the Nixon should be impeached JawoJcj had said in ecem71tree federal grand Juries are ber iri&Umts should be m tergate committee last July grounds he believed he Would abuse of power and failure 1. on the verge this week of re. tuJJ have the Watergate scand 1 he evJ of Febey thathewasawarethataNixon be indicted. turning long awaited in He has several limes since re- campaign official planned to lie wt gate re!a'eJ L'l, In dlctments in the Watergate peatei that deadline, to a rand Jut->' development, Rep. Edward cases, meeting a timetable John J. Wilson, attorney (or Hutchinson, B-Mich., ranking Jaworaki has predicted t't Former Afty. Gen. John N. mentioned previously by ape- Mitchell, already on trial in former White house aides H.R. Republican () the House the three grand Juries receiving cial Watergate prosecutor Leon New York on charges stem. Jialdeman and John D. Ehrllch. Judiciary Committee, said he evidence from hii office should Jaworaki. , ing from a secret $200000 con- man, said he would not be stir• believed the White House would be ready to vote on indictmen Already identified as targets tributlon to the President's re. Prised if his clients were in- cooperate with the corn:nittee's in most Watergate matters y of the grand Jury Investigations election campaign, is believed dicted. the end of February impeachment inquiry, are several former high rank- to tie a central fi- in Another possible target was Also, John K. Aiidrews Jr., a u Ing Nixon administration affi- Watergate cover-up investiga. Charles W. Colson, former former White House speechwrlRegarded as virtual]) certairf c-ials. lion. White House special counsel ter who resigned in December to come this week were the and political troubleshooter, after four years as a Nixon findings of the panel in. who was excused from testi- aide, said he had reluctantly vestigating the Watergate fying before the Watergate come to the conclusion that tteak.ln and covei.up. - meetings. Water ate Break-In Indictments - * Agendas Council partiall y heard at other Baker has been on agenda for last two meetings asking Included In the old businps cw'ncil to Investigate charges ALTAMOTh. SPIIIN(,S-A traffic ordinance giving police portion of the meeting will be of Smrhine Law I ~ I0 -4- I,. ... r- Monday, F!b. 25, 1974 __ -4 . • • -.--=---_- - .- 1 , ,!~ .~Ix - -.0 v. ~ . I ~~ ,F P~ mu* - - , -. _7 6 , - .4 _..-._--:- I 1 EMERY BOARDS I U I %M RE633 I " I U4 i" A-77110 N No [L RUUfLJIRW% I KORDITE-FOOD I I STORAGE BAGS I I p I - %nNNN(yq7 711 7 - �-. 4A-The Sanford Herald Monday, Feb. 25, 1974 Performance Rated Nixon Below Mid Jack Anderson the Sanford Herald 0 1 10 Aramco Next ..d i 0 wo 10 0000k , "I. D ismays Poll ('oplev Nes Members system that is rigged to make it extremely difficult (uz lhc Majority rule to prevail? if vnti tinht this, roidcr or flW;2h.fjt; tinder present filibuster rules, 34 of the 1(10 a One WASHINGTON of the most surpcisuig s(ones Irom Capitol 11111 in recent days quotes members of Congress as expressing dismay and disbelief over a recent poll showing only 21 pe r cent of the American people think the- are doing a good job. Not unexpectedly, Rep. George Mahon, Dchairman of the [louse Appropriations Committee, said Watergate probably had Tex., something to do with it. Yet the congressional tally is six points below President Nixon's most recent 27 per cent proval rating, and he is far more closely connected with Watergate and its related issues frforman('(' ')f ('ngrs pro! H l'ean before Watergate was ever heard of. limg It is rooted in a series of antiquated prac- tices and traditions in both the ho use and Senate that have made Congress the most inadequate of America's major government institutions, If members of Congress don't understand why their popularity is so low, they really ought to fake a good hard look at themselves. What is there to admire about: A legislative body that cannot pass the - The 1'r #nforbferali 372 2611 TELEPHONE 300N rRENCH AVE. I; 83) 9993 SANFORD FLA 3277) 0s"'WE0, Uruguay What's the matter with Uruguay' how did this progressive, intely democratic, well-Fed, little South American republic fall so tar, so hu,t? For decades social scientists admired Uruguay's welfare state. Liberal pensions, social - plo)Thent funds, benefits for tributions, state care for the sick and underprivileged, Uruguay's legendary Managing Editor WINIFRED F GIELOW Comptroller DEWEY ROBINSON BOB LLOYD Circulation Manager City Editor J RICHARDS Sports Editor ROY GREEN AdvertisinQMaflager JANE CASSELBERRy CHARLES HAYS Cow yfditor RALPH HAYS Corip om roren DORIS WILLIAMS Uer RAYSTEVENS CHRISNELSON Room Foreman Magazine Ed.$o' SUBSCRIPTION RATES Horn. Delivery A ~~ / I . "The reservoir pressures fluctuated so greatly that corporate engineers now estimate production will be stabilized at no more than 7,5 million barrels-day, far below the 20 million barrels-day projection." Yamani expressed quiet surprise but intense Interest in the Aramnco papers. lie said his technical experts keep close watch on Aramco's production. The alleged "severe tecliilcal problems" couldn't have developed, he felt sire, without his knowledge. He agreed it will take a few years to reach the 20-millionbarrel goal, It will also require a huge investment. Development of the Saudi fields surpassed 0O million last year and could reach $1 billion a year, he said Q) %j \Si .\ Cp4.1N.i - 'And Youthful Days Recalled Grandma's Tales Delight Children kW..1 In Flor,da $2lOMcr,th 5Th 43 I Year Same As Horn. Delivery, P,',a $7 ?( t,jrth Mnit- $t6 70 17 m to Illinois by oxcart or horseback or One of the greatest delights in visiting grandma years ago was to hear her tell stories. For 60 years ago grandma wasn't whizzing away in the family car to a senior citizen's meeting. She was sitting placidly n a rocking chair, knitting or crocheting by the light of a kerosene lamp. And at this time the plea of any grandchildren who happened to be around was, "Tell us a story." It would be hard to say who engoyed the story telling more grandma or her small spellbound listeners, Hut eserone agreed that the best stories were about the days 53 7 10 U S Postal Regulations pro,de that all mail subscriptcns be pod in advance Entered as smcond cl4s maIler August 77 1900 at the Post Ct'ce of Sar.lord. F Icr 'd 37771 Nopart of any material ne.ss or advertising of this Cdilion The Sanford Herald may be 'epmodvcd in any manner ith t r'lten petmiss,on of the publisher of The Herald Any individual or firm responsble for Such reproduction .vill be considered 's infringing on The Herald's copyright and ,J! b'- held lab'. tO( damage under the ia Pub1tcd (j,Id, and ¶!4iIFS CCPP' Sa'orda, - when grantimnother herself was oung. Many of them were exciting ) tales and t hey had the added merit of being true. They camefroiji "down East," did r.,r.!,na'5 folks, and 'hey traveled Il,. Ht'r,vltj is a member of the A,a'ed Pr5s ,hiçh entitiedecIusiwi-iy to the use lotreproducf ion of all the local n prn'ed ,ri fh n..sspiper , .ifoot. It took a long time to make such a tourney, but at least they didn't have to contend with all tiw" eviLs which beset today's traveler such as mixed motel reservations, no hot iler in the shower or a fault)' color TV. Their problems were so much lii4re basic such things as starvation illness, cold, wild animals and sometimes sa vage India ns. One of the outstanding incidents of the journey was w hen Pamela, one of the young girls who rode hGrst'back, was captured by the Indians and carried into the forest. She was rescued by the men in her party, but it must have been a thrilling cxperience, for grandmother, who was 'oly a very little girl at the time, remembered it perfectly, When the travelers finally reached Illinois, granititoittiem's family lived - -- . Longwood k , tt., t3t39 Buck Community ,'.d? v,I ha.', 3fl SAID Deli Lave . Forest City Lait Monroe 3772611 377 2611 Ray Cromley for awhile on a farm on land granted to her father by President Polk. Later they moved to the little town of -- medium n10 !he message e a WASHINGTON - INEA) There is indeed a major shift in Anl.'rit-afl nimF-tt'ar war strategy under F)t'ui'ns,' Socr.'tarv Janii, th i,: , i limit mIs 'but difli mini Ii',iii w Im,il's bt'en rvtwsrled I-'or one, the 'rt'iargi'tii'g'' Is not prinnsrilv involveil ss iim a Hus.sian first strike on (114' United ,'tales, winch Sc[ik's,r,gt'r discounts heavily. It is rather that Schlesinger Ii'nds to regard nuclear missites more as conn'ntiurl wt'ajsms to be UM'd when riceeary in foreign local wars w sen Soviet s'ietoru,'s would strongly threaten U.S. wcurit % . The Srhtt'in','r Ieiaig*'ting 'tuft pmov:ib'. that in ii con %t'iitimmnal ',Ir. .i in i Itii\',I,,il ins ,i'.ititi (11 ,t'5t l':iittlt', in w s'1 West Gt'i risan . F, Jflct', I'lgi,im,i and S hi' \t'ili,'r anus, Italy and Spain ate in danger tst bi'ing ti,ss-lesv Os t'rrun amiti with no tim,' to spare. Schl,'ss'ige'r t-ot'ld ds'is' ttu' I'it"li't (i us,' uiit*'rcoiit,n,'ai,il iiir.mlt", agains niili,t,- v l,mi mum itu--.,a 1 'i1 lie s'immi'I \I,Iii 1% 1 11 1 s't'. initrie t . i',unl u,iIls tlt'rnimstr.st it.' ,uttauk in an Jtli'm1st to m i'strain %loscows aniie. 1k' would sp,iu' Russian clvi iiins and Hiss' sian cities, This sIratt'itv requires intt'rt.onhj,ut'ntjl ruiisiles of exceeding a curacv n ith hunt -ind-kill capahihitii-s. that is. with niiineuu'rable' wa,ht'iids able lit seek out and ttt'strov precise targets Th,'ismram,'gs i thml,'mngt'r' aiternalis e iod..'Sii1mmng ito' - ' r = Dettona DBary . Enlerprsi. ( I ar,*tte Edwards CkuhVa E iir' Raker 365 5?O? Afta monte Springs Vdi Nichols TanØwrd. E Esta tes Joan Babb 671 2119 GenevaOviedo Siav,a i#I Math,etjj 349 5S Ostnn Mn Clarence Snyder 3?? 8l Winter Springs .mncy Boo'h 37? Casseib.rry Fern Park Gotnrod Eastook - *3* ?9-l2oi' 671 - . . ' - - -. -. ----.- -- --------- BENTS -- - ----- . -. -' K dnap - i' Ito joitit' !,:r' reinIs n willI not iris ,scii' Euris;s' uiilt'ss t1si' it' cmiv inci'tl it ss 'stiki bring no mt'ialiation sin the Itussiari homt'lanil Thus liii' Schlesinger nia-h'ar n"tarl,'t'lin$', which. of t'omirsi', is a tiii'h-im thr,'it 'IIut'ii.' are smiuiit.'atiofl liii' l(u'*siami clms'a' iii I.eunitl Iir,'ihn.'s- isnmti'rstiirid tI,' 5 -htrssvigt'r' mnl'ss.sgi', hi' nii'arit I liii hit's 'tiiiiitmf 1k' huh1 st's t hi %% ill tb'lm- Most-ow, not iifl5 in Europe, [Jul also prevent Itusia from interfering ' unil aterally with its owr, forces in the Middle East. The n*'iargeting would als hopi'fuhiv prevent liii' U.S. Irommi again getting into the box I'rt'sidt'nt t'nnt'tjy put country in when he threatened Nikita Khmuslwhev tiis nuclear u'iaiuitwn on Itussia II asis' Russian rnisik' in Wills ('tiha Fired on ifl ('fflinhi S Iii I.aI in America i,r .Iflv I)I;iul' i'i'.i' sfl liii' 't,sittn Ih'niisplit'rt' St'hk''inge, ilot's litil LM'lIi'te I In' Sovit't Union Will stid' ilt'milv make .111 all-out first 'trskt' attack on the Uflit(Mf Stjt.' ,nd Itiim iflrilt' li1asssi' ritailat,on lIt is sin,' the nun iii ike Ku i-maim au' ,iutii,mm ;inmi iii trot r,tk tmar.ikmt liii I ,iltit'm mmIlitt.'rflsSuIui,.iiig,.i. ,lit- tile i"s ian.wom Idss ide Wa, s, for ss hub the Union is well prepared anti (he tnul"d Stales no!. lIt' knows, for t'xansI,', that in lii." re- , .-_ - cent \litltik' Eat cm'n[rrmtat$Q,i this' U S worldwide mililars alert was a bluff. wV ititi not have lilt, I1ut) -iuiclt';sr (Give" t rt'aem .'tIt'ctiv,'lv if the l(ussjans had callet' us Nuclear weapons tlu,'ri'Iu,re will 'tshsti,iit' fo, a 'hiii 1ug.' 'if ens "ttli'n,,i tori i's mm 1k,' urniat, ,,,,, '' , , : '7/ 'r 46 ' t . 4L_ _________ -Tbere's hardly it thing I can't make, given the time,*' 32 . I ,:' v-s I , N to - - ' ' novie stars and ' dignitaries w 1d posh Sunday buffets in this 'esort area. The itoreroonu of the iWa iaton Hotel and Club hold mwmnortes of some of the parties uc has catered. In one roomnica , 0• 03 r - -- /V ~f 44 •' - . . /. : ' - ', - - -- - , . -- . --- - -:4=4 ' ______ " -: -' . - F., - :it:' . •. , ". ' ln . , - ' . ., - .. ,. " '. " I - . -' . - '- . :- ' , -. J. $" . "'' . - r*4iq 1. 4" - 1 ' ', ' 1" '_ e,,, - - '. ' _1 r,, ' ,, , "'" f "h' ''' .. '' ..' .'..". ....... -... . ,v b'.' ........- OS . - - CeIg fl) ' t, hzck-hrr'aki,,1y vjrri'.":i-'' -. 'i'hi'u'.mur*I' oflov,,'tv l.iwn.s have been establm Iv 1 (','irtm'Si'ml aimil ifl 1i%V respon,sibk lawn experts ciii:.-r it tit.. Iiut all-ristmnd lawn grays for tlmi.m are.t I a- South. It is rich iii color, tirodures n thick, st-cit I:' turf, gniswsss'i'll in rthrak'ml nrva auiti require;! 1111 " mum, Mill lc-"tent i.'tr t hiami ti ar gra. 's. sprImaai)g. With (.F.s I I-Sl-l'J) - you can sw ( i'mtipt".It' l.u',s ii - q imcklv,t' .i'iilv, nit i - '' - ' weekends on the city's street corners s t'llin flusst'rs . - : - - I m ' . - . r' -; • • Thrives In Sun and Partial shade • (ri,sss in any Soil. Rich or l'onr I - • lI1i', list' ( ; riiuind-equire.s U I_jill l'.-ruisant'nt, Gross, more l.t) t'ls' ,- ,i, S • Itititiuni's st'ry Little F-rtilh,atioui lh'st'lniss %%'ecd.ltes1tant Dense Suit • For New Lawns or to Con v ert Old l,,iss n s • ('ots tess to Plant and far ltss to Maintain. . S . R.F. Castle _-", 6 111 14k.erl'_ I , Nev., in the area? THE CINTD F GRASS"5110 N-11 24 "4 " Full 'tir,'(,i,,, H Call 831-6370 V ~` ; a- our s'.i 49" "I ' ",, " - is month ;,# ' - JFWF'I IlAhiltis f \h" n wraps a txur,itt flowers. She spends her New Electronic - - ' tim - REII -' :-.'- r - , ,- . , '' .•.,__ - ""''t , ' V _-_--:-__T___~UE FLOWERS, ANYONE? ' 1 ', -. ui') , - ' . I " ,",, i i I 4,11 . i.. ' ' , ". 1. - - ." . !"I&Z, 4 4 - ' . -. -. george multiplies divic - " . ,, _ - v~l __ . .4 - - -' ___k_.f,1= - "I .' ... U 'l ________________ -- __ t '---:i' -i ' .10 ,. - - f Al _ ,- - - , -.-. ,. •_. .- for a warm welcome & figur.s p.rc.nhag.s , ..; - _. - Pufrhl@4 price $94.95 adds. subtracts, '•'•i_ -".- - and appl y rental towaid J I 'u I - 1 $10 ' I Demnmery's artistry started - % 4 - '' . I I- Calculator for , "~ 9 01 0 , - - - _____ - a . __ . F ' I o -A&. k - - ''--. (ç'!/ / -. I Per/e('twn (,r,'vs i_ -i - ' £ A 4 t B rutabligaandapenquinfrorna boiled egg. _______ tapes-of our Favorite musical comedies that ji" . -.-; -v~ ,'(I rea.es rea es uUu uffueu e Mr. C whittled a flower from a 8'Ound listening to I i 'I BOCA HAlOS, Fbi. I Al' t'hamnpagne (coin a glass in it_s Wa)ne Demmery says it's rare pouch. Also stored is a donkey when he can't complete an ar- cart that carries shrimp tistir masterpiece be fore it cocktails and a pair of melts. seatsorses in a sled pulled b) Demnmery, is a restaurant swans. chef whose walk-In freezer con-That one was all in) Idea," inuns such items us an ice- l)crnmnt'ry says of the seasculptured dolphin and frosty horses. "A guy in this business manna, papa and baby tear har toms .i ri'.m!iv'' 1r:nhI 1k' has nlso created n' 200pound Thoiksgiving turkey, produced in four hours from paraffin and lamb's fat, and has - "Oh f101h,ngl We're lust Sitting -- ' - . e ______ 574 by . r/, 1 - , ' "' 1. /I TAI,l.AllA.SSEE, Fla. I Al' It is unp')rtant for till tile A federal judge was to rule courts in Florida to understand toda) in a suit seeking to Force who is in that tlas..s he told ,i Florida to extend welfare pa, h'aring Fruuta) I want to ments to unborn children, think about it over the weekA health and Rehabllitiatis'e end," Services department lawyer Middlebrooks ordered AFIX.' said extending family welfare payments to a pregnant woman to these women would cost the last month and a federal judge state about $2 million and the in Miami made a similar dccifederal government about $6 sion in October,but both ap million plied the decisions only to IlkThe case before U.S. District women insolsed. A similar suit Judge David Mlddlebrcsoks in- has been filed in Jacksonvilksolved a TalL'h isset wom,sn I- cderal courts will to IeilaOoole stho gave birth toa flooded by utse after case un daughter last Wednesday,less a decision IS made with She had applied for Aid to statewide application, Mrs Families with Dependent ('till.Poole's lawyer.Lawrenc rent dren on Jan 31 and was turned Shitkrnan sa id down, Miss Peck argued that Flori. The 111(5 attorne) itt Peck da had is right under federal said Mrs. I'o-,le would get the welfare regulations to establish welfare payments for February its own eligibility rules and Middlebrooks said lie %as A Georgia case (in the same keeping the case open only be. question is pending before the cause of the class-action as. U.S. 5th Circuit Court of AI . pects peals in New Orleans a - I I . . . I .101? ' .' .- ______ . - I ______________ F Becker claimed he was ap- number, so I decided to write the whole thing off as a bad business debt Becktr saId uueu e I Weekend Accidents - proached in December by Wilbarns who he met then the Ch f ______________ Killed ln 12 Ruling is Expected - End - Welfare For Unborn t ice TA! l_\IIAS.SEE, Fla. 4 if 5t'flSl%'i' Conventional forces anti wt'a 'on ri'miusrt'd So ili',iI ss sib an all-istit Itiisia drive into VeAern f.uroji,' Ill l.itt', for example, he Iis (ioss ilg,- a,It',I s 'i k on SAM-11). a costly conventional mmiiili' M, --tell) designed a-al and t'cimonia' survival of Ihi' United Slates Ili. is comivinced the Soviet leaders consider liii' disoslutson of Eurotit' a prime ohj.-t list' Hut he is jIo ci'rt:si's m,'n '!' J , around her neck she wore a heavy gold - hain, th'fi'nw - - • WORLD a . . FOOTNOTE: Oil industry spokesmen admit they un derestimated oil demands and, therefore, di dn't gear up for It. They deny charges that they delibera tely created the shortage to boost prices and profits. - ec k book ' Ch Askew said the Saturda) night telegram gave Florida another 12 million gallons, for a total emergency allocation of Z).4 million gallons. The new allocation was an increase above the 11.7 million gallons announced Friday and the 5_ million-gallon boost autliorijgtl last Tuesday, they said, s Seek gaflhl4.-iI have ni difficul. bill ouhi allow the cturr, Sen. (;eorge Firestone says ty posting bond and getting turn the 10 per cent uept his bill to reform Florida's back on the street," he said. posted with It to the bondsman checkbook justice" bail bond 'But the individual who has a instead of to the person pcstin _____ TA p. -system has a better chance of lack of resources Lingers in it. being passed by the Legislature jail." This Is Firestone's third at ________________________ this sear than in the past two. hail lnd reform is w;e of tempt at reforwin Honda ___________________ The Miami Democrat's pro- several issues in the spotlight at bail bond system. The me.asurr posed bail reform act was to this week's dress rehearsal made it to the Senate floor lar Kenneth Dupuy, FEO region. collie before _______________ t the Senate Crimi. legislative committee year. but an amendment W,11. ____________ al administrator in Atlanta, nal Justice Committee today meetings. barely passed that gutted its cf. . ___ originally said the 12 million for a hearing. Issues involving growth, oii fed. gallons was only what Florida split,', collective bargaining. Firestone dropped his sup. could borrow from March's alPEDAL POWER DOORPRIZE The bail reform bill contains newspaper editorials and land port of the weakened bill a1 location, nothing mandatory, but spells zoning will occupy the center was LYINIAN 111GII Band Boosters will give away postponed indefinitch prizesat tile .Lynian Stage Band concert. Read% . i th out guidelines under which -stage this week. this People Powered Vehicle, donated b TV bill appearing befol"t '.!,But a t a Sunday meeting %% to test their pedal lxwer are (I to r Tony judges couhi release tkfendani committee today is similar t Parker Enterprises, April 9 as one of the door Ilutchinson here, Dupuy agreed either on their own recognirThe February meetings are the one Firestone introduced that the 12 million gallons was . ance or by posting 10 per cent of the fast before lawmakers re- fast )ear. herald Photo by Elda Nichols ) an increase end the state would the bond instead of going to a port here in mid-March for the "I think If we can get the kget the total 29.4 inillian gallons bondsman. final round of committee meet. islation to the floor this of gasoline. "Li'tciIiy U seeks to uluni- iniz' leadingup to the 1974 leg- hn a iiiw'h better hantt i Then, late Sunday, an Ff'o n.iik' ctlec'kbO4)k justice in l-'lori- islature's opening on April 2. passing it," Firestone said. "A!! official in Washington said da." Firestone .-.aid. Under Florida law, bondsmen the SHAS11 ~ AP)- A Sliami tax. tense of aiding in the charitable JUS'Arlfe "The fact is that wealthy can now keep 10 per cent of the dicates then Florida's Interpretation of a I' r I; a! in connection with thc suspect brought a fish to his idermist says he was ap. distribution of 300,000 gallons 4)1)le who ,-ire members of or- bond they supply. Firestone's bond reform said the telegraiii was still , Arong. The r)( of Murphy kidnaping. shop to be mounted. lie Washington official said the _ ____________________ ___________________ __ hfurphy said Sunday that he man described himself as an telegram a fuel deal by the same man Was only an official Murphy was released Friday had talked by telephone with Atlanta general contractor who ('onfirmatlon of the who FBI agents have charged night after a earlier in. $7®, ransom Becker, had 30O,() gallons with the kidnaping of news- was paid. of fuel oil to creases, meaning a total 17.5i "I thanked him for contacting sell. paper editor Keg Murphy. million gallons. "When I read the accounts the FBI and I told him, 'Your ht THE ,tS.S(M1ATED PRESS wife, Mickey (;llrliez and Becker saiti he decided to Mark llirhar'l ('.rbett, W. Charles 'Buddy" Becker, two things hit me right away," tip was helpful in apprehending purchase the fuel oil for resale Weekend traffic accidents on Beverly Richardson, 32, all Jupiter, died when his car "Somebody down there has 45. said Sunday he went to the Becker said. "The kidnaper the Williamses.'" Murphy said in Floritb and he and a partner made a mistake," he said. st.ate roads have killed at least from Satellite Beach. Also hit broadside Sunday at an - Fill with his story Friday after told Murphy that he was a gen. in Atlanta. gave Williams a check for a "Those people up in Washing- 12 persons, including five who killed were Eugene Theodore tersedtion In Volusla Cour;. reading newspaper accounts of eral contractor and the amount ton are confused," countered a died in a head-on collision after Tschudy, 16. and Louise Fink, Ralph D. MLirshall, a Murphy said at one point 16,000 downpayment, the kidnaping, when he realized of oil was the same." Becker said Williams then state energy official, a tire blow-out, the Florida 82, of Fort Lauderdale. trlan, was killed Saturday on while he was being held In a car flew back to Atlanta to arrange he had a similar encounter. Becker identified the man by Highway Patrol says. Troopers gave the following State Road 79 near his homethe kidnaper he heard a Murphy, editor of the Atlanta who approached him as WilDon Pride, Ask Troopers say four others accounts of other accidents: town of Bonifay. radio report that referred to the for shipment of the fuel oil. but secretary, said the telegram were injured Constitution, &aid he was lured liam A-11. Williams, who w in the mishap Satalter the shipments did Juan Francisco Forte, 58, Harold C. Roberson, of Mt'rnot said specifically that the in- urday which occurred from his borne under the pre- arrested Saturday along with 300,000 gallons of fuel oil. He start on the scheduled day he when the was ktlle-J after he lost control ritt Island died when the car h' . said Williams UiiUUdLiOfl ,or riid Florida driver lost control of his auf his automobile Sunday when was riding in crashed Sunday hearing the report. "That became worried. B ec ker s a id that after mak. would total 10 per cent, or 29.4 tommiobile after the tire blow--cut it hit a sandbank on a road un- after the driver tried to pas' might trip me up,' on the Florida Turnpike near Jer construction In his hoeng an unsuccessful attempt to million gallons. m another vehicle on S B. 1 in "Thisdirectl%'ewillresult.na Jun His making that statement stop payment or. the check, he Jupi t er. town Of \liimr' i (" i't. Itr,vard leads me to believe that in the spoke to U.S. and state prose- 10 per cent increase in the The dead were identified is , back of his mind that he felt his cutors who told him they had no amount A gas" for Florida, he Vernon Ray Golnez, 40, his - t_. __ __J I , - Despite the Arab oil embargo, meanwhile. Saudi production has gone steadily up. The cutback during the Arab-I.waeli war last October merely reduced the output from nine million to 7.5 million barrels daily. This was still one million barrels a day imct oil than came out of Saudi Arabia at the height of its production a year earlier. u.s. oil companies, meanwhile, have misinformed the government about the true amount of oil in t heir reserves. So urces on She inside have told me that the figures submitted to he government consistently have understated the amount of available oil. was drawn smoothly back from her face, her blocs eyes smiled, and Sitili'iiigi'v Io'lis'ss' Wt'm'i 'i Eui iipt' ttiiii.il A Ilutchinson and spokesmen .' - eform B Bail R for Additional billions of barrels could also be extracted economically from the oil sands at today's market price. Mw real issue, In other words, Is not supply but price. 'rhe oil companies cancmeupwith plen ty of flwhen the price isL There Is a legitimate shortage, apparently, of refining ca pacity. iiutthis,too,isthiefaultoftoflcompaflies.fl,have built no refineries In the United States since l%9. Refineries were neglected because th e profItS were low. But now that refineries are vitally needed, the cost of building th em has doubled. In th e end, of course, this will be added to the Pike's Peak cost of petroleum products. Marengo and established the Halfway llouse so-called because it was supposed to be halfway between Chicago and Galena. In the late 1850s grandmother's father rode horse ba ck to Chicago, and on his return brought hem a piece of heavy sil k for her 16th birthday. It was tinvt' color and blue striped, with little silver circles on the stripes, and was only 18 inches wide, It took 25 yards to make a dress, which had little puffedsleevt's edged with lace, and a low neck which left grandmother's pretty shoulders bare. And on her birthday she wore her new dress to have her daguerreotype taken, 11cr black hair - .1s'el('ativ for I-iiropean ______ with a telegram from the FEO in Washington to Gov. Ileubin Askew and state energy chief Homer Ilutcfiinson. earlier contact with Becker authority In the matter, might be his undoing" Murphy "I tried tocail Williams again said. but he had changed his phone drt',nlFisI ly Herald Area Correspondents weekend * Iii I,-.--- to think we joined the Navy to see the world,,.! ' _________________________________________________________________ - $11 706 Months B. Maim I - ington says it's a mistake. z - concentrated more on fur- BILL VINCENT, JR., ChIef PhoioQraph,r earhtr S 1 fly 1IEI.EN M. PMEI. Copl"y New sSers'ke ~ -- N - Mechanical Supt - ir The disagreement began this .. thering the well-being of the quottil theteltgr;ini jt week, Vide said. Then we Ions I, Federal energy officials In At. W Weber, 'O assistant admi. were authcred to borrow 12 Sta te Officials subtracted the lanta and state leaders have nhtrator for operations as say. million gatt'n from March but increases irom the on g e agreed that Florithi i:i] t a mg forgot about that when got flWfltiofle(j Ui the telegram an I third emergency gasoline boost the 4 per cent (11.7 million gal- concluded the state was getting in less than a week. But the 'Originally we ,ot 2 per cent Ions) Friday night" for a total antb.r 4 p r ('=i irik Federal Energy Office in Wash. (5.7 million gall 0113) early fast Of 6 per cent (17.4 million gal. said i I . ~ O1UNDO. Ha. AP 4 . . have been flying Into this sandy, remote Saudi capital to consult with him. Heisasdisarming ashelspowerful, witha softvolce, soulful eyes and a gentle manner. In his persuasive way, he told me of q Saudi Arabia's willingness to ease the world's oil hardships. Not oIlly will his government try to relieve the shortage, he said. but will exen Its influence to roll back prices. I challenged the 20-million-barrel daily output he had promised in public statements, As evidence, I showed him a secret corporate document, which declares: "Severe technical problems have been encountered by Aramco in the Saudi Arabian flelds...(In IP73, production was increased from 6.5 million barrels-day 109 million barrels-day to meet increasing U.S. demands Confused I.. t1_ - In this, then consisted democracy. The Uruguayan deemed it sufficient for preservation of $J Urugusyari style of Life If he went to the polls every four, now five, years and voted (or the politicians from who he expected the biggest favors. Over the years tne Parliament seemed to become less interested in passing laws for the good of the country and the population as whole, and Gas -. __ W . - ___ - - - Situation ___ - - i.-- , . __ . Company (Aramco). TbL ,- is the word of Sheikh Ahmed Zaki Yarnard, the smooth there is no bill of rights for committee members Saudi Arabian oil minister, who told me his government soon will that would insure them a chance to vote out such demand a greater share of Aramco. His government j also willing, he told me, to increase a bill over the objections of a powerful coinProduction to meet the world's oil needs- The Saudis are under mittee chairman. pressure to boost production one million barrels a day each year through the rest of the 197. After the Arab oil embargo, the daily output was cut back from last year's nine-million-barrel peak. Yamani told me it is now back up to &fi million barrels and could reach 10 mIllion • barrels next year. There is plenty of petroleum, he said, under the hot Saudi State sands. The oven reserves are estimated over 60 billion barrels political class, its lamilies, generally a sophisticated were so easy to buy, and the and he believes the available supply could be doubled by cxfriends and other potential people, understood what was people came to ploratton. detest fJ voters, The abundance of petroleum in Saudi Arabia adds emphasis going on, to a point. Politicians politicians, who were so easy to t'ru ii ; ii;, to Own findings tha t there is no real oil shortage under the Ill) ii re - ti to depro Ih t pit, s ho rrupt. _______ ground. There is a shortage, apparently, of refined ptrolenm peoducts. This has been caused by a tightening of refinery capacity. Saudi Arabia now owns 25 per cent of the great Aramcu complex in partnership with Exxon, Slobil, Texaco and Standard of California, Yamani would not say how large a share he will seek. But he mentioned the example of Kuwait, which recently took over 60 per cent of Gulf Oil's operation in that country. . hersourcesclosetoYamanisnggested that the Saudis may : ~` ~ . . %-0000-00~ seize full, 100 per cent control of Aramco, In return, the con.1 sortiumwouldbepaidforttielrassetsandwouldbeofferedSaudi oil at a discount. The takeoveir will come as no surprise to Aramico, whose 01 0 sca-et papers h.nve been forecasting the move for months. In fact, the corporate Irass had expected to sit down with Yamani this VNITF HOUSLE ri;eith to discuss the 'restructuring'' of Aramco. FILES Yamani told me he isn't ready to negotiate with Aramco I 0 officials just now, but he implied that it won't be long. 1 rE . 1 As czar of the world's largest oil reserves, Yarnani wields - 1. I 1. llow Inally members may want to vote on it; Uruguayan came to depend more and more on the state. lie got to believe that not only did the state owe him a decent living but also all Imaginable amenities for making life easier, more pleasant and, above all, more ieisurely. All he was ever asked in return was to vote for politicians who not only promised him a life of ease but who also usually kept the promise. WAYNE D DOYLE Advertising Director & Associate Publisher FRANK VOLTOLINE, General Manager DAVID A. BRYANT _______ IMlThe nettv(timntthe ArhnUeezeI1be th e gg t uil urofthcmal,theg1antArabianAmicanOil "t,mo mow .I.rl Big Price For A Welfare WALTER A GIE LOW. Editor and Publisher JOHN A SPOLSKI, Asso.iate Edit,' vIrr, Uruguayan Report government's major appropriation bills until it allowances for minor children. is deep into the fiscal year in which that money is easy and early retirement, lowinterest 30-year loans far supposed to he spent'7 go' eminent employcs ani Mt'tnt)crs of ('ongrs ho make greatdozens of other privileges P0111ifical speeclies about cutting this apd everyone to marvel. propriation and that one, then pass money bills cause Over a period of three all spending total for the bear, and whether that total is within limits that are attainable? Th ere is no system of priorities, major legislative body of the world's foremost democracy continuing to operate under ItS - ----- CopkyiiewsSenice Furthermore while there is no way to prove the point, the general public malaise over the 00 On Arab List Congres s down vote on the merits is hard to conu' by It is extremely rare and nearly im possible to (fIscIiargt.? a committee from turther considerat ion of a bill it is obstructing, no matter scrialars call always block a vote in tile Senate. There is no germaneness rule that Prevents a worthwhile piece cf legislation from being turned into a Christmas tree dangling with ex_____________________________________________________ traneous amendments; in other words an up-or- than is Congress. - Of Monday, - eb. Energy Officials Disagree f. #i r.as.1.e _______________ I L$ 15 ' -_._~ :..,.-, S- -- - f , ''t' ' 95 PIonts 2000 to 4 000 q. ft BUY FROM YOUR SIED DFAUR I It 11 I I.' PATTEN SILO CO., Lakilønd, Gd. . - '., �--- --- - 6A—The Sanford Herald ---h -- Monday, Feb. 25, 1P74 Miss Linda Deal. Dear Abby Of Son's House Party Guest POLLY'S POINTERS Wives Urged Was Sober Idea I By calp" . At Bridal ABIGAIL VAN BEJR.4 Y. um Spot. is. Eve party. My husband and I planned on slaying home, altho all the kids didn't like the Idea of a coed slumber party, and said that no daughter of mine would be allowed to accept such an invitation--even at 21! I MOM ;I?aleas Funeral Dfrectors and Embalmers (Sec. 7100) states that "prior to one's death one may direct by written Instruction th e type of burial he desires, and those otherw ise entitled to control the disposition of his remains shall faithfully carry out his instructions," I think It would probably be safe to assume that most other statfs hate similar provisions. DEAR Mr. IL: Thank you for the Informat ion regard. Mg California law. But I bait teamed (the bard way) that when Is cornet to state laws, one may not DEAR ABBY: I can't believe I am actually writing Dear Abby, but I have a solution for people who want to know how to get off those Junk-mailing lists. Write to: Direct Mall Advertising Association Inc., ANTI-JUNK MAIL DEAR A.'iill: Writing this column has been an endless education. And I'm still leaning. Thanks, friend. Ki tchen Shower Fetes Miss S Mi.s.i Carin ('hapinan w 1u st' wedding to James ltabun will be an event of Feb. 22 at hnecrest Church, was guest of gift," when she accidentally bumped into the giver in a restaurant one not All wedding should evening is sufficient. gifts be acknowledged with a written note. Or to borrow a phrase from Sam Goldwyn: "A verbal thank you isn 't worth the paper it's written on." J. B. S.: ' 14 honor at a bridal kitchen shower given by Mrs cloth was used on the table timid guests were CO'WIDE.'TIAL To E. H. N. OF SAN DIEGO. CAL: You are right. The quote I attributed ha Socrates was not The bride-elect r.cpit'I punth, mint., and nuts. The was decorated wi th blue roses and the inscription "Rest wishes Carin and J,trnes, %I_ hnnr,rl,,n of _-- hearts on the good diamonds, Otherwise, your heart grows As he explained later, he was smaller, weaker and less able A 96 • very unlue'kv sine.' West held to maintain normal circulation. the long trump and East the Then you may have trouble lung diamond. Jim "The bad luck was breathingas well as suffer 8532 4AKJ976 SOCT1I l t)i t' AQJ74 A103 °s'' the heart region, and that South forgot all about the fourth suit It' could have ultimately develop swollen laid down his ace of hearts ankles. be fore playing ace and king So be sure you include about of trumps. The singleton king would ave dropped. Sout 400 calorIes worth of high could have drawn ill the protein foods daily, regardless trumps, entered dummy with of whose diet )'&U Follow. the queen of hearts to make uiaes, protein uoses 15 per last d heart scard Q - 4111442 $1 N(,tth'offlt, 'ulnt'rjble Writ North 24 34 i),, ' j. F.ast South 14 24 34 the PaSA Pass ,. t,___ l'a¼s 44 ' while carnation corsage to Itabun, mother of the future , By Oswald & James Jacoby Laubert. Lowry Rockett, T. V. Highlighting the refreshment MetLsSr.,Fr'edj Mullins, Cecil table was a centerpiece of blue Sheppard Sr. and the Misses and white carnations, ba by's Pamela Madden, Pamela brea th and fern. A white lace Phili1 and Mary Baxter. ase. Foe Abby's new booklet, "What TeenAgers Want in all-suit play where' declarer mu st consiner all Four Miits Tht' bidi1in1 has t*'cn Oswald "Ifere is this n's rih'p' South's four'spide call was Xn.w," send II I. Abigail Van Bares, lfl Lasky Dr.. Bee. cr BUM. CAL 1151L %est I DROc" - - ; 'A', I PE A lift . _____ . ' . _______ . •C . - - GENERAL TENDENCIES: Morning fa vors making decisions ______________ about w ha t youwaflt to do in tt:e f Aftemoanandp.m. bring the chance to reduce these plans to a succesdW working mold. ARIFS (Mar. 21 to Apr. 191 Complete th ose ma tters of li po cy with associates in a.m., then get into th e dethis of actual operation. FAwnestrim Wings grester happiness and success. TAURUS(Apr. 20 it) May 201 Quietly decide what you want to do in a.m., then state your ainu to key persons. Make sure yvu support of influential perso GEMINIiMay 21 toJune2l)htake plans in a.m. for what)u gain most want to 6). both In business and social life. Extend and accept right inviutions. MOON CHILDREN I Jtme 22 to Jody 21) Get the okay from big i gs for any plans, then meet with allies to carry them through. Go after information you need. ______ -. _____ . 11 ____ . - _________ - " ' VIRIGA) (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Handle obligation early, then interest . situatlii nth'klv t;vai ui,i j;aI clsn ....., 41 IS;'rite bt,u: 4Iainjed ' ' tot, l tutrrie t(Ru)SS y, 11r , I •lIreh paintrr (5!, n tar Judge Has 14 llta~ CAMP I.FJEUNE N .C.(AP) ( I In Court • :' 17 Adjoin I ) I . &f[L F i i I(")flgfl i9Arumafsc : -. 6~. fatr .Iefranra I'lF , 9}li'ji WIC 10 fInruly rrnwd 11 Fragrant 13 Middle 1159 in rnan i 12 CIt) in Itlly 13 I'liant 17 city Ut Piedmont 20 story E11111, 41C I Irish ripirt the idea some thought and I measuffIll ' I ' / • rum - Ilk - I''i pi sw I U J Ti -1 - . Redece your liquids, too, as per tiiy dehydration diet, for that shrinks Your stomach and shifts )-our attention from food to a desire for Ice water. head lettuce, cabbage, green Iubsiancr 32Smaii island 34 11resildential npowgram X 51trip), soil beans, celery and similar salad items add bulk at very little 19 Cily in Fra" 44 Itment It A r I = of pir riatuI record Remember, whenever too. that 10:30 return, a runaway slave (played by Ossie Davis). Burt •,, wants his furs back, the sinvi. wants to get to Mexico and freetlurn, 'I'e'grther, they tr y t 2 glasses of water internally! 25 Bel its of Lou rden 41scWeborip 51 Elhwpian during dieting into water and sprite strange meat re *bi 8 :ouan h rpo: No( =1:0 of Thttre SPEC IA i_ IATR 2: '.it MW 1'f ',.A PI1 mew Jack P0, News 1:30 (2) Brcak(jist 7.11 Dick Van Dyke Confer (13) Turn Of Fate (24) Was hington Talk (13) David Niven The Wor ld (4) As (9) Turns Let's Make A Deal (6) Show The H [k2&A MWIE] '.)O—"Scream8gd 2:00 (2) Days Of Our Lives Guiding w MANNOW JillE Ili UNEN 0 MomHOME us HENAN-and am I ljl jJjI IuIlI JIIl I Jill 2M WVl Ill owl .. no woo illjl' "AMom J ,jlulll lliu JIlilil RON11 dlII .' Dinner 5.10 I 45 $ LUNCHEON S HAPPY HOUR4.7 Two Drinks For The Price Of One I Sheraton-San ford Inn Murder" '.iS—"Th.N9IEv,In ) Climl Out Of The Ora.,e Oregon Ave. At 1-4 & SR 46 Sanford . Light (24) Man And Environment (9) 2:30 (3) News Newlywed Game Doctors Night In My (13) Washington Debates (41) Night Gallery Life (44) Patty Duke 11:15 (9) News 11: (2) Tonight (6) MovIe 30 3:00 (7) Anot he r Wor(d The Price Is Right () General Hospital Show (6) 44) M 3:30 Entertainment How To Survive (6) (9) (44) Neev 4:30 (2) Bonanza (9) Movie (44) Petticoat Almanac Junction 5:00 (74) MisteRogers Neighbor hood (44) Green A cres 6:30 (7) Spring Street U.S A (6) Sunrise 5: IS (13) Tornorrovp Show Semester CBS News 800 (6) (9) Bozo's Big Green Acres (13) Revelation Top Cc'.'e t . n'.. •:c . I ".o.. North, in Ih:RN PARK . ' / '..' / -- II , EVERY TUESDAY - EVERY FRIDA Y EVERY THURSDAY VEAL PARMESAN 0 , i lb. Western Steak li lb. Chopped pp.ed Sirloin 5i rloin Vego-tables rca UC OR kiln 'n ter ' Coce of Tw oDu Vegetables ' rea 2 . . • ' 600 (2) News (9) Nc (13) Will% Family (24) Sesame Sirv,.t (41) Lucy Shoo. Movie Concentration 630 (2) 16) The Joker's Wild 10:30 (2) Jeopardy News (1) Ne%%s (11) Ernest •---•--- ... ... - ..- TL-bb (44) Hog -' ___ • & Butter $1*29 $1*29 $1929 (44) Gomer Pile Show I - (24) Electric Conip.in Ca Kn eroo Mire Douglas (6) What's My Line? 9:3G (6) ie': Generation Show (9) :. '"'.. ..., (21) Sesame Street (44) Gilligan's Island Almanac (6) (9) - IIV1\ One Life To 400 (2) Somerset (6) Mery Griffin () Lucy Show 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee Today P,7 Live 6:15 12) Sunshine (2) A Marr iage Ma tch Game I J .4 (44) bullvvinkle TUESDAY 7:00 ;rnA (44) New Zoo Revue Wides World Of !Ii / I - on the table to tempt you limit t'n.ir'tnii in ,.. t,.ii Lunch 11:30.2:30 Pusles Meri'9 tilyl -m TH(ATIf Three On A adk' sour food quota on your in the kitchen br carry ,..--.-. ,uuriu:dnjanu(neneult ' ',:c. _____________________ I ',.".- 'V C' RIVER R0011 ).\I RES'FA tJI't&N'f Plate , - LUNCHEON i exhale via the lungs , h1r 9u(, .?Ifl. - . you lose one pound 46 WoNer - - 141 House O Steak him, in News (44) Movie (4) Medical 11:00 (2) •'1'vI.l•I(f .' - () All My Children (24) Book Beat 10:00 DAILY I%_?P4I Match, (6) tiN r,iins . ' .". T . playing a shrewd fur trapper, is rcliest'd of his year's product by Kiowa Indians, who leave , C'a A.- •'A Of fat, Your body manufactures 23 African 7Lquid - won Here's Lucy (IS) Movie (44) Movie 9:30 9-11 NBC NBC MONDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES "Th e Scalun1er" Burt Lonrastvr, For body fat is broken down Ain 3l Frosts acake $flsetianl sowori 0! ' J 3 1 Iluin 1 -Ai 771 " ab I t)OwN 30 IrAoneiun of I beam Icomb lot ff., $ HibItealkus . WIN 55 Con fine 1 1:00 (2) 6 MORNING avoid sugar entirely, -e lunch can consist of a cup of cottage cheese with a teaspoon oIjnm Jell) or hone) thereon, makinga total of about 225 calories. -. island lirdisk I VAr .. - A 2 57 Abhor Ruth think I would like being, Jun1. in the civilian ec(Jrld, -Being ,i military Judge will more ii n limni,, ft.... -- 3011W 45V 1114211 42 ,ICV- (JR needed ex. disadvantage," she said. "Th e perience and also help me de. on' protAem th at I come un cide whether I against frequen tly 5 men often on the be nch In a civilian crnr, .,' ' , '.' Sli'elt.c 231 (Tal -Sdmol for military lawyers so 1 decided that it might be a " Corps and MaY I) Civilian judges are different reside over at (liar io lies vdie, Va.; 14 Nupod idea to combine the two of from military judges because ecial courts-martial. months on Okinawa as prose- them, " said the 28-year-old na- they are either elected or Capt. the 8pand foreign claims Use of , Pa 'ed ha v e often given and some as Bloomsburg ' 5. t Before becoming a judge, Reserve befory going on active ('apt. AlberLion does not think that s he has any added burdens because of her sex. I Unak king i woman is , lictire ISI'atm leaf , IE . ,'ji e rl.t - ' ' iount %%right. Mrs. Charles 1'. liabun, Mrs. Marilyn (.arm Chapman. Standing. Mrs. Bertie not med. Albertson second rutor LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Reach an agreement with a clever co woman marine to receic'e this nnisskiner partner (or future success A situation d months evelop that requires rtistanctjon, She may become defense counsel at Quantico, action without delay. the first to presid e in a courtVa. SCORPIO (Oct 22 to Nos re om A presiou,s n rrtf d 21) l'k work earl) 30 you ( \I. nc fl i I \tt. (k',oa turn toapartherwhohaftne pl forgreaIermuu Jgttiescrdidso 'it' the Mirvue bUs rI'!W CIUUWS 10 maae right tinpresajon, qlr IN SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 211 Get into the amus enLs ';' mit., nw 0 SALE - h(I(jJ)I".f"j 1"('l' i\ I IMF'l I('lI'l' to r. Seated) Mrs. J. Harold Chapman. (6) (9) menus. And don't think you must f .., 1U 12:55 (2) 9:00 (2) Movie hot dog(lOo), banana 1100), cup to Pri,,øui Puiili Fantasyland a % ulluill Iji") - A little over three years ago, Capt. Albertson was prose. duty. LEO(July 22 to Aug.11)Take an excellent new idea to b When the time comes for her Marine Capt. Eileen Albertsw cuting counsel. Other previous wrig "I had always wanted to be a to leave the c for backing. A letter arrives in the nick of tirne to be of great help was a college student studying assignments included nine lawyer and I've always been she would be Interested orpesc' to you. law. Today she is a certifled o iin months in Judge Advocate Gen- sort of intrigued by like triditary viban judge. in b 11 g a ci military judge in the Marine wile- re you can make big headway, Find new t9mantic Anic - _____ _____ -'' ________ .._...-, ''''-'I Baffle Search For weete of cottage cheese (200), TUESDAY.FEBRUARY 211, M4 .' A (44) Bald Ones items Instead pick Food items that are rather filling, such as a boiled egg (75 calories), a small female —l.ucy. She joins sour fltt', Special Of WLit . ____ 17:30 (7) (6) 1:30 (9) Movie partner juinj,% %Iljdes j ,hat do you (to rx)vA heart. then South led a din.nswer Tomorrow _________________________________________________ 6413-rik Ix b. A picket line is tossed up at the band's opening, leaving th' ill etnpt e.tept fur u' News (44) Variety News And don't make a major stage production out of your dieting nor concoct in . tr icate three rounds of clubs. South had to ruff the third one in durnmv. Ea.st discarded a .. 1:00 (2) Wor ld At War (6) Gunsmoke (9) Rookies (13) Magician peas, etc. II1.tIng 12:00 (7) (74) French Chef You. South. hold Tt)I)AS ql'FIuN SLJPEfl DEADLY forgets one group-women's Secret Storm Password 1:00 (2) Tomorrow Show dn (9) Brady Bunch (44) Not For AFT ERNOON G. Goes To lean meat, cot tage cheese, the white of an egg, bread, beans, ou n,w' —B id 1Ir hearts to show control of ihat suit. 'our partner Is Interesird In sham Oswald "West started with 4 from thi Crofl Rtoe Initut. Pass 44 I ass - Jim "Ilts decision se as a one Four spade's can't be beaten What huapjx'neP" I: £ 14 5• I as. his partner. - So select such (6) Lode Of Life Women Only Colle ge (24) Hollywood Squares Deal 11.45 . North East South Pam one of those bids that Just should not be made. He had passed at two spades. When RIGHTER transform protein into sugar amid an(] fat but it can't make protein out of sugars and fats! protein is thus th e universal "The' opposite of the play ti,is to lx' the Jim 11:33 (2) Wild Kingdom (13) Mrs i king of diamonds and cent Of its calories in the cl aimed is con rac. process of being digested. No other food does that! " Ci Iih I\i ii Moreover, your body can Opening lead-4K complement her ensemble and bridegroom also Mmes. Philip the hostess gift was a four piece B. Bach, C. Andrew Speer, irnmingw,r casserole set Charles Rabun Jr. Janet Prohiemi? You'll feel better U you get It oil your chest. For a personal reply, write to ABBY: Box No. 15711, LA.. Calif. 11161. Enclose stamped, sell-addressed envelope, CARROLL + served cake, mother l:st swnme'r new daughter But that Is dangerous, for J9764 cake Chapman, written by Socrates because Socrates actually wi'ule seth. Mg. But his teachings were perpetuated thru the works of his dISCI?k.L Plato and Xenophon. lAST Pyramid Fury (6) Gambit () Split Second (44) (6) Andy Griffith Show (9) Let's Make A on a fruit juice and fruit diet. 1662 K , (Marilyn) Roy Wright 3rd. and Mrs. Bertie H. Wrigh t, at the Bridal games were pla yed binne of latter, 1401 Palmetto thuJiZII the evening. Invited guests Included, Mrs. J. Harold CHAMPAIGN, ILL UST .853 I (2) ... 483 at the market seems to have his own picking the right brand. One problems, a mysterious ma lady his big band; Lucy manages to trouble Is both Jennie and which requires special inget into the act. She convinces friend Connie ,:et mike and jectiorLs that arouses curiosity. 1100 (2) Wizard Of Odds Man And Environment II (44) Mod Squad 7:30 fresh Protein every day — 25 mood to his queen. Vest won and led the suit back. South Remember, every time YW' WOfl with his 10. Cashed his heart be ats, muscle cells wear ace of trumps Led a truniutu (Iumm%'s king and tried to '" and require replacement discard his 10 and trey of via fresh protein! 4 K lU9 V Q532 l J74 (44) co.ixf Mrs Crane into going Put all four suits to work r EVENING (24) usinii your muscles including esp"cially your heart The S!OO (6) Truth (6) Hogan's Heroes (9) Dragnet (13) News how can I take off 25 pounds of my ugly fat without DIETMEDICALLY therapy. The new doc tor aise housewife 9-9:30 CBS HERE'S LUCY Phil Harris decides to revive I1tM • t.ach doctor prefers experimental Harr is that he ought to hire musicians from minorit'. groups, which he does. But he MONDAY () To Tell The "And his romantic interest Is waning, too. WIN AT BRIDGE ----------- , DAY look Like a balloon, :::E-'--'------ '.A_IlLt[JIIIC_,t[I .- .4L4._I. .LJ.L ''ert;ii ol, before Easter art Ives, I simply ius'i' STREAMLINE MY IGUhtE! Fur my husband keeps making uncomplimentary remarks about me, saying I ____________________________ (11,_, fl in 'otw column. ;)aste'nl them on the draw ers the' clot he s go in Now thu's 1111d ,t much easier to g.( tln'iç things " a Ill iilo'rls l,1 1)1 t: NORTH DEAR ABBY: Cheers to you, Abby, for telling that bride that merely saying, "Thank you for the lovely wed- ding , , Television dling walrus'you often mention - • 8-9 ABC THE ROOKIES but I now look like that 'wad- --- ill , "Dr. Crane," she moaned, "1 want tc buy some new clothes l)I:,\It t'ut,h,\ I prri"n using a ilacrumi or dose 11 coIfl' Curler r,itia'r than an vk't'tr ic blanket which is helpful uluring our energy crisis I ust'd fit awake'ri often hk'calust' had slipped oFF the' bed I solved this h anchoring the cover the "iini Iortn'r and sheet at top and middle'. on butt, side's. w ithi clip cliii h"spins No more slipping \l US I' (I lE:U I '( ,I.t.Y - Ms nnalI children, ages three and !our. Find it haril to Put tht'i'r clothes aee a in th ,' right diawers I nclures of the clot h, conunercidl, It's one of those product endorsemento, with the CASE Z-6l: Lola G., aged 33, t'()l,l.' cul out 6.9 NBC THE MAGICIAN 'The Illusion of the Deadly is in the same boat with 10,000,000 ot her housewives. gold will he doll hooking on:iparrcf to thin' original gold emmen. "1 boudour! hands. I)o ,,,,t rpecI them to nutch the hands on Itt,' other hirers. Wilke', -Sr..(; urge' Stine, Carl teld Walker, Bernard A. Willie, Harry Steinmetz, Robert Graham and the Misses Jean and Joan Wilke', Edith Walker, Ellen Willie and Susan a nd Kathie - enticing cheesecake In the I)Il( (.IIt,,s - I was aifelsed this can ho' don,' but the ' Bernard - tajn' to 1101(1 gui Relatives and close frie nds of the honoree invi te d to share Itlightf e'St'nlng with Mh.s Deal were Mines, VISITING GRANDDAUGHTER ENTERTAINED ..il to r, seated Miss Linda Deal, Mrs. Laurie Graham. Charles Wilke. Standing, Debbie, Christie and (Herald Photo by Cecelia Farmer) plastic adtu'sie• -- blue full skirted gown; Laurie chose a beige sheath linen with lace teini and Christie, a flowered over. safely assume 230 Park Ave. New York, N. Y. 10017. Request an application form, and It will be sent to you free of charge. Fill It out and rriurn It. I did, and some days, I don't get any mall at all ! - stripe bodi ce and a white orc hi d corsage from her grand. mother's garden. Mrs. Wilke was at red in ti a nay blue )erse) with spring flowers; Debbie wore a pastel A. S. H.: LONG BEACH, CAL M' Pet I 1ttv' is tltII f1hIflUt,lcture'r, on:' Iries to i corny:' this tape' it 't'ls Off Slime gill % rap with it i Ihi' tin si tound iii pa!Wr is ncai l .ilwa s ruined. l)Elt l'l.l.V - Perhaps nian "I Ito ii 1% (111 as Ho. that IS wt'ii ,,Ini pant hose '. itli r011s tiiiili'i thii'ir pants suits. I keep such host' in a plastic hag iii illS III l'swr but it was a fluisam',' trying to sort them out Ironi the good one's alter S4''r;il pair were washt'tl toi:'tIR'r Now which I take 011 ,in old pair I pI a safety pin in tt' e'lastic w aisthami so after being washed they art' .'ass I,, sort and flu' juini is it':novctl at that ho"'. — lH'.Mt h'ol,LV -. Hut hi ( wrote' I hi,u the gold bands were wearing off her water glaSM'.s 1)111 not her slu'rh,ets and ice cream dishes that are not uwnl so much Sb,' w.i,ut,',l to know ii iuh hlnf ci,Icf In" reatiiiii . l Sti' (ak: I lint ill ,jj new put on and lhi'nn hoiv' the g Li '..v tili red I l(('V and sprea coznplemerted a miniature walnut with white lace border, held all white dishes and a ccii. terpiece of a miniature bridal cake with handcrafted top ornament tall aper and flank ed by w hi te hobnail candle holders and . The cake' was rrdntt'i! to !ir:ii by !'bhtc Graham as a tult'mt'nto of the tcasaon, Guest were served hanri and biscuits, chicken salad cur. nucoplas, sausage balls, olive and eheee tidbits, asparagus spread sandwiches, cake, coffee, Swedish nuts and home' made heart shaped, red and white wedding mints and F ruit punch served from a cut glasspunch bowl. ,Mrs. Mrs. Wilke presented her granddaughter wi th a gift of chosen silver. Th e honor guest and hostess es all wore fornuil length gowns. Miss Deal wore a blue sheath with muted Lr - l)EAII l'Ul.l,'i' gilt w rippin' PJIX't who tll(' pape r on the rolls When wagon. The refreshment table. overlaid with a red net cloth, DEAR ABBY: A writer recently Inquired about prov1d Ing a simple funeral for himself even thu his wile Insisted that should she survive him, he would be given an elak rate funeral with all the trimmjn. You advised him to seek legal counsel. Ahoy, the California Laws Regulating -- gD(M1 and ih(' other (lay 'nle"me told me' that was not Bridal party figurines danced across the TV and a ttldiil musicbox played softly from the top of the steno. Pink pearl DEAR MOM: Not with you, Morn. Sony. All the kids were II. and I think your son used excellent JuJgmeni coiiky slwet" jar rings Imp they are no arrangement adorned th e buffet, flanked by two red tapers in 3ilver holders. My husband sided with Peter. He had the party, and everybody stayed all night. How would you have voted, Abby? i $AjlcIlon I other granddaughters, the Misses Debbie, Laurie and Christie Graham. Miss Deal and her fiance Robert Edwards will be married June 15, 1974 at the United Methodist Church of HirdIn-Jland, Pa. A Valentine and briil the tnewascarrletl out decor, Red (\lllids were suspended from the chandelier over the refresh. nient table, large white azaleas and a Valentine heart Peter's Invitation read as follows: "If you plan to drink, please plan to stay all night. Sleeping bags will be provided." an:'thlng. lit really clean liIus' rnles Co-hostesses for the shower with Mrs. Wilke were three chaperone. Licensed Polly's Problem_ a TV Thm 6-9 CBS GUUSMOKE "The Conglomerate" When derelicts 'Hulling Thunder" Offic er:, r'tritt tl,t iur:, with the ca:n"ra fright and Schoolmarm" A puritanical mysterio freeze up. usly disappear after Webster and G illis discover the Icornise the fur trapper will father father Wes to force a young visiting a store-front mission, junior police cadet program help Il)G)ilGEWCRAN slave to freedom. man Into marrying a Tony Blake and D ominick, his isn't one Pil.D.,M.1). Shelley Winters and Telly 1ll schoolteacher whom he has new sidekick (played by J CBS MEDICAL CENforce. Two teen-age members Sas'alas are featured, made pregnant in a dninkcn Sirola, investigate. This leads of the cadet cor ps join TER "The Spectre" Dr. Lola was losing her husband's assault. A fight them ensues and to the head of an industrial Gannon runs into opposition a training program. Both are affection! For her "waddling father Inflicts a fatal beating. From w staff member walrus" figure made her look He has conglomerate. The tricity Blake militzints and one is an avowed to prove self-defense, 9:X)i-10CKS THE NEW I For manages to resolve the cop hater. What's more, Iplayed by Dean Jones), who they VAN DYKE SHOW Jenny and questions Cannon's handling of and not a siren. By using cot- schoolteacher. bout each Illusions. Connie are about to become a heart patient. Gannon calls e'ther. Inge cheese in the dining room, tele vision stars by virtue of a for heart surgery; the other she soon served him more 1)l'Al( t'OJj V - 1)u 'iw or .ins ul the girls kiios' how :niscellan?ous bridal shower at her Swmnerlln Ave. home. Monday, Feb. 25, 197,4--7A - In Dieting Cramer Miss (nda [al of Incaster, Pa., who is visltin grandniother, Mrs. Charles Wilke, was honored with DEAR ABBY Our son, Peter, who 1121 and a senior at college, came home for the Christmas vacation. He invited six couples to the house for a New Year' s were 21 and didn't need a Party Hi h iikhtS To Use Care Tape ruins gift wrap Honor The Sanford Herald _________ - --.. - �4 I — SA—The Sanford Ierald Monday, Feb. 25, 1974 The Sanford Herald 'Washington Week' Features Students 0 By JEAN PArIESON Herald Staff Writer groups sponsored the students from Lyman and Lake Brantley. The students will travel by Amtrak. A wevk of The orientation events leading to a "Week In seminars, lectures and briefings will follow, Washington" intern program being sponsored by Re. Bill Gunter, DFIa., for area high school including a chance to Observe both the House of students March 15 to 23, began Friday and Representatives and the Senate wták they are in session, in order to see "government in action." Saturday with bnetsin and New p Evenings will include cultural and social Richey. activities, with the interns due to attend perRepresentatives from Seminole County's high formances at the Kennedy Center for the Per. schools include 11th graders Charlotte Ringling, forming Arts, the famed Ford's Theatre (where Seminole High School; James W. Slants Jr., President Lincoln was shot), and a dinner hosted Oviedo High School; Debra Jean van de Houten, by Gunter and his wife, Theresa, at their Lyman; and David Nelsen, take Brantley High. McLean, Va. home. At the kickoff dinners the interns selected Trips to many of the historical sites are from Gunter's fifth congressional district, and plann.'d, including the White House, Mt. Vernon their parents, received a final briefing on the and historic Georgetown. program and enjoyed slide shows of the nation's In announcing the plans Gunter said, 'ft Is capital extremely meaningful to me to have the op. The "Week In Washington" program Is portunity to host some of the finest young people designed to allow the students opportunity to in our area, and through the generosity of so enan1 their ,iI,'t,nI .•._.•....... ... iiv.t uuoun a many private individuals to play a part in week.Iorig seminar in Washington. hopefully showing them something of how our Funds tntailing some 1lO, were raised government at Its best really works. Urc*agh donations and will provide for tran"I am sure they will benefit from the ex. sportation, housing, food and entertainment. The penence and will achieve a broader Un. Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce spon. derstanding of the values sored the Seminole High student; Rotary make our country work and are so Important sponsored the Oviedo student; and other civic the future of all of us." 10 e -A. RENT NOW1 FORRESI CITY _SatUICisy night in the Lake Brantley - 'tmn the Oviedo lions not only won the Triple-A District :'Fight basketball tournament when they dthated the Apopka, 49-41, but they settled the score once and f or all rwith the Blue Daters as to who is the best in the OBC. Both quintets entered their rubber match kno*g that Ia loss meant the end, while the winner would advance to the AAA Regionals in Ocala Friday. During the season they had split a pair of games with :*home team caning out on top each time. This Inability :'lo gain a clear advantage left the two adversaries :deadlocked for first place in the Orange Belt Conference. Oviedo's failure to get out of the semi-finals of the an Dual post season onc tournament put off their third - meetIng. Apopka's one point loss to New Smyrna Beach in the same tourney further complicate the matter. r So, everything was on the line at the dPatriot's gym, OBC domination and the district representation Apopka reached the finals with a 10 point score over New Smyrna Co settle that account, while the Lions were routing the host team, Lake Brantley. New 1974 FORDS PINTOS- MAVERICKS MUSTANGS. TORINOS By Day - Week - Month INQUIRE ABOUT OUR .00 Apopka was first to draw blood, when 6' James Cook threw in a jumper from the baseline. Oviedo Not the tapoff but its floor attempt and two others, following of. fensive rebounds, were off target. ClennIe Patterson and Eddie Browdy put the Lions ahead, 4-2 before Dan Hicks came back with a couple of baskets for the Blue Men that put Apopka back on top 64. Then, it was Leon Cobb for the rest of the pericdas the 62 senior pumped in four twin pointers as compared to a 20 foot jump shot by the Darters playmaker, Ronnie Bridges. This left the lights on the scoreboard showing a 12-8 margin for the Lions after the first eight minutes of playing time. Despite only leading by four points the lions were the fir superior team In that Initial period. They hit the boards with a greater effort than the Blue Darters and they played defense better than they had at any time during the season. When Apopka had the ball the lions hustled. They seemed to be all over the court. When dribbling expert Bridges crossed the half court mark, one. Sometimes two men would pick him up. If the ball went over to the wing, a hand would surely be In a Blue Darter's face, Even when Dan flicks would plant himself in the "three second" lane for up to 10-12 seconds the Lions were there to contain - ANDROCLES AND THE LION THE ROLLU\S )Players performed in Androcles and the Lion, at Midway Elementary School, and thoroughly entranced the children. Shown from left, Justine Purdue; Paul Malluk, as the lion: Andre rison; and Beezer von Hoffman, as /tndrccles. - John Hightower, the man that his coaches Gaylon Ward and Curtis Keer "the best in the OBC," was stopped cold. lie couldn't score if he didn't have the ball and Oviedo made certain that the 6-4 junior was not going to get it. There 1-11 zone with a half court trap was so effective that Hightower had to conic out past the foul line to put his hands on the ball, But Hicks was keeping Big Blue in the game. He started out the second period with another 12-loot baseline shot that left the Seminole County squad with a two point lead, 12-10, Patterson, who was a demon on the boards tapped in a iiiis.sed shot before the Darters closed it to one, on a free throw by Cook and yet another basket byflicks. Eddie Browdy gave an example of the all out effort by the entire lion team when he rebounded his own missed -MOMEWAIL Sanford 323-7600 or 322-1481 Winter Park - Orlando 644.8916 After Business Hours 322-0356 to - MM 15 1 - DeLand Capitalizes On Lyman Nine, 3 -0 t.- FL ORIDA _ FISTIC So Habla Espanol By Lee Seminole Calendar p Geiger I . ' - . . i _______________ ___________ ¶ IleraldCon-espondeat , - ' - -. -; T 4 very in g Everything - 1 ____ I COVENANT PLAYERS ENTERTAIN pS Changin ang ing Hospital I 1 . • 1 .. . .— • ru * - - - 'f'. ' FEBRUARYZZ, 1974 Dorothy Weirsdale Admissions 2i1r:.4: ! . ff1 -.,;.ru; ;...' • I,. ' 8_ ft - - - d'." Daisy B. Speer April V. Alexander Eddie Newton William S. Hasson Bobby L Cotton Vester L Jones Esther Lansing Annie B. Parker Robert Faulkersomi Brute A. Drummond Oliver Sjoblom, Lake Mary Danici J. Morin, Longwood Peter Ermacora, Deltona Mattle L Culbert, Deltona Anna T. Swallow, Deltona Thadeus B. Armstrong, Deltona Angrnor Bourgauft, Deltona Margaret Willman, Deltona Leon Hutcheson. Minis Geraldine Prado, Orlando William 0. Moore, Groveland Melvin Hutchison, 'fltusirIIIe i I ,•. ".. " Births Mr. and Mrs. Earl (Annie) Parker, a boy, Sanford Mr. &MII. Roland (Deborah) Lozano a girl, Sanford fr4' $-?L Discharges Sanford; t DM= — Cmersoi Ford Jeannette Trawick t IC IS.! i I• S"n±n Joseph M. Spi'.r, Wilma B. I'arrui Edward Rinkab-age Jr. Jof,n W. Jones J1 T,npjy LM Dizon Alicia L Morgsme VeInsa R. Benson Stanley A. Wa&Nburn McConemy, FEBRUARY 23, 1974 Admissions SanLwd: • W. .A- - • A Gwendolyn Kartman, Julia B. Eustic'e, Deltona Stanley A. Robinson, Fern Park Evelyn C. Somine, . - . .. . • •. LIONS 1)( )M I NATE THE BUCKET ,. To cr ush Blue Darter dream UIC,raId Photos 1w Lee Geiger • Mound With Br vard 1 By JOHN CIIER14 Herald Correspondent an error by second sacker Tressler. Staats went to second on Bachman's sacrifice and reached td on an error. The bases were loaded when DEIANI) -"It was a case of the ft game McCar y th hi t Beary on the hand. jitters," quipped Lyman baseball mentor Bob With one out and two 3tnke5 on Callan McCullough after his deaniond nine's bath were squeeze play was tried. üiliin struck out quieted for two Sta ats was put out at home thus ending th. cCarthy for a 3-0 DelAnd ning. win. The only other hit by Lyman came in the sixth DeLand extended its record to while the inning w hen Costantine singled to left. Hounds dropped their opener In the contest After the game McCullough felt that first rescheduled from Tuesday night. game neousness was a reason for the lack of McCarthy t urned in an excellent mound hits by his squad. The L)n coach has been performance striking out at least one batter in kno wn to look for strong hitters over .strong every inning. Despite hL topnotch pitching fielders in his lineup selection. performance sloppy fielding on the part of his Another problem said McCullough was it infield left in precarious situations on more than neither Keane or Simmons were as sharp as they one occasion, could be on the mound. Despite the setback the On th e other side it was the long ball t did Greyhound coaches feel t they will be ready in Bob Keane and Mike Simmons as eacn was for their next opponent. Big Eight Champion, triple, the first run of the contest. The other two Sanford Seminole. involved the treasured three bagger. The Lyman-Sanford diamond clash will be in The Bulldogs scored In the third inning when on Tuesday at 1 p.m Mark Moyer reached base on a Jeff Hodges error. Frank McDonald walked and Moyer HERALD SCOREBOARD reached third on his baseruruiing prowess. second baseman Dennis Tresslei- then laid a LYMAN AS R + H Rh SI&t. Cf sacrifice bunt down the flrstbase line which 0 0 0 Bâchrnn. 3r scoredMoyer on the 2 0 0 0 o U(, be , u . C'JI. is 3 0 I C The second run came about after Dan Williams ae sr y 2 0 0 C CIIO, It tripled to deep leftnter . Doug Dowdy r 3 0 0 0 • ' Co*I(n lb urivuiw one a. 3 0 0 0 w,,, aa Williams backed to third and threw to Rodney CIIO, rf 0 0 0 Bowling for the out. Williams crossed the plate h I 00 3 on the foll owing ba tter. McCarthy when he 57b Krame. 1) i oo grounded out to the pitcher. S .mmonLp I 0 0 0 The final run of the evening was off SdI pi 0 0 0 C' Greyhound hurler Mike Sinunins. Williams Tatai began the sixth inning with a walk but had to : park himself at first when Dowdy Lined to Terry OeLACD Al I H RI Bachman at third and McCarthy flew out to Hal Staats in center. Catcher Kevin Harris then MCDO. aid , , c oa drilled a line shot over in left center for a triple CaIeII. lb 7 0 0 0 '00f scoring Williams. 3 00 c l.)an was not without their own baserunners C I but was mainly due to the ineptness of the McCarthv,p 1 0 0 Bulldog fielders. In the opening frame Terry Tolal t I Bachman struck out but the ball got by the catcher and Bachman legged it down to ft. Lyman - • e BobCosthntinereachedbuenflanerrorby Mike Simolo. 0 O 7 I l 101 •-3 DLAfld E—Hxiges. Trenliq, S,moe. Dowdy, lB of a missed-squeeze bunt" sign had a good dity, continued Bachman stole third and Costantine reached "arrA LOS— Lvrmam 5. NLand, 6. DP D#Lend 1. in the top of the third that put Pantelias "They didn't make second, all with one out. McCarthy then buckled SIB - Bachman , 'Snake' Subs For Licata MELBOURNE — llrevard the dampers on a healthy one error all afternoon and down striking out both Kevin Beary and Ed PITCHER Community College's Greg scoring opportunity. Seminole ii' R ER H Be sp Hernandez Is going to meet Walter "Snake" White Instead of Callan, eaeI:o Fairbanks came out on top of a had runners on second and third Fairbanks earned the win." lfrata. This change should mean a difference of around 1,000 pitching Hodges picked p a second inning single with duel with Seminole with one out and the surprise people at the box office, and the strange thing is—it's a better two outs for one of the Hounds hits. 7 0 0 2 i i; HERALfl SCOREBOARD Junior Colleges ace Sam tactic failed to materalize, light . In the third inning Hal Staats reached first on ii 01105 Swunger. '.0 Saturday SIC Hernandez has the experience to give a )oungstel like White AB R H RBI With shortstop Skip Skelton xrr o afternoon sapping i four all he can handle, but he is the type of fighter that "Flash : , game sic winning streak, on third, and centerfielder Gordon refers to, in his recent publication as an 'Experienced 7 dropping the Raider 's record to Kenny Kerr on seconi., err) lb loser." 5-2 Jones missed the squeeze sign. 'ne,, it 3 0 7 3 (;ordon's definition of this kind of boxer is, "a man that Skelton, who took off with the shay. 3b 7 0 0 0 Both hurlers gave uponly Five rakes the rounds, puts upjust enough to lose, and departs town" hits each, but it was tlu-ifty pitch was out by fifteen feet. The west coast fighter has been In with the best of the three 70 llrevard that bunched three of Tot alt is 5 s a divisions, (wlterweight, middleweight and light heavyweight), -That was Just one of those them together in the botto m of •.I-Ithings" commented a disap. the third to scare the only two Ernie "Indian Red" Iopez, ArTmindo Muniz, Thurman Durden, pointed by but not necessar Iy A 2 1 Mike Nixon, Pat O'Conner. knado Vasquez and Andy Kendall. dissatisfied Raider Coach Ja A Gallaoef. St 1 0 Lead4f hitter Tha , d Altman He has also lost to everyone of them, but Boggs But, only two of drove in one run with a fielders them were able to stop him, all the others were forced to go t going to happen and its Just IloChy lb choi choice ground ball and shortAAc A : unfortunate ttuit wtcouIdn t get logs, 7 0 00 have to go along with White, But, if I had any guts what-so. stop,%like Gallager drove In the come runs for &im fSwanger). ever I would take tlernar*frz. White might not be in shape (he center, Gallager was the onl Wok this fight at a very latedate). He had a rugged light last time wanger pitched "Good enough '''I Ti n to collect two hits for y S out and that might have taken a lot out of him to win " d> ,. If Hernandez really wants to go all out and try to win. Raider catcher Jay Isler, The Raider ace walked five IirrvardCC 002 00 OOi 21 £ something an experienced loser doesn't normally attempt to do, picked up two hits in three at and struck out three while he could be another I eIlo (iIdweII It can be remembered that 51I n. Fairbanks' st ltLStiCs show Why ncc 6 SO Jcfl,-s (( Caldwell handed James llelwtg his first loss last fall in Orlando. bats to brink his ,iiira't atmv e a hewasabletoeekoutthewinas IF H R ER Be SO Th e Bobbins-Morgan gight could the L5i one o, ,e night. the .400 mark at .412. Isler had rapped out three tilts Thursday he walked three and struck out S* anger Bobbins can take a punch, as his 12 rounds (two six-rounders) . (Ire I, , ,,,ni with John Pinney bear out. Their first encounter was a narrow against the same club. The Raiders were the victim "We got beat by a team that 1.%, 0) 9 1 0 0 1 S win for the Missourian but the return was one-sided for the un• _______________.- Herald Staff Writer ' ' 43rr% - __ rp?, ., defeated 11liddleweirlit. Robbins Always Conditioned -- - - - d Tribe Places Pair On AflJourney Team'. , i . "We Intend To Continu& This Policy" 3035. Bay Ave. Sanford Ph. 322.755 -. . . By DOUG STORUM NIn)Q 6 Convaiosc.ni Residence AC. 1964 • / only Morgan and Robbins out o(their original alignment. Lodge Same Go od CUtP "I"" (,,,,j Staff ,1111 F,,i - - Fight If all this wasn't enough they found out Sunday that Tony licat.a has the flu and can't fight after all. So, they are left with .s. . i rlgrii off. Patients are being accepted at Seminole r'L '' : r"-'- ' About the same time it was discovered that the other half of 'Sanford's fighting Perez's, Vie, had a dls-locatecl jaw. It was also 'discovered that this happened BEFORE his last fight, the six rounder with Moss. The injury occurred during a sparring session with light : hea Mike Qua, and c kept it to himself, (almost to himself, I knew about it, but promised not to mention it.) How he was able perf orm as well as he did. I don't know. But he really gave a performance that came straight from his heart. The jaw has been fixed and Vic feels he is able to light Wednesday, but the powers-to-tx, don't agree and have taken him $ Seminole Spokes Club of Welcome Wagon, Quality Inn North 414 and 4341, noon lun. iheon meeting. Program Mailtand Art Center by Mrs. Betty Shaw, president of board of directors. Hll, Moroe March 11 Marie Nelson, Longwood Sanford Rotary Club, 12:15 Linda NeSmith, Longwood p.m., Civic Center; speaker, Charlie 1-rants, Orlando Sen. Lori Wilson. Ui t - . . . - ( "" 'ude Thomas J. Wheaton Danny Lee Betty J. Norris Robert I.. Mehalfey Pauline C. Keiaegilch, r . & Sanford Senior Citizens — Tour to Sea World. Leave Civic Centpr at nine and return by 5 p.m. For Information call 3229148 or 323-4$. Sanford: Mary L Newell Ruth Northern Charles es E. Murray Robert A. Norwood Anderson, Frank Robinson Ca.wlberry Lacy Nadine Wilson March 1 Orlin H. Chrisiner, Deltona CarmeUa RUns, Defty "Chlldreni flours USA" Robin M. Poore, Fern Park Virginia L. Wangeniteen talent show sponsored by Lake Ida E. Giles, Lake Monroe DeBary Mary Elementary School PTA JoAnn Budnik, Winter Park Gioacchlno Grasso, Deltona in school auditorium, 7:30 p.m. Tammy L. Graham, Oviedo Martha H. Ahlson, Deltona Paul 0. Paulson, Deltona NARFE (Retired Federal Births Jean N. Neal, Enterprise Employes), 1:30 p.m., Sanford Mr. and Mrs. C. J. (Mary ) Paul F. Walters, Lake Mary 4Wber of Commerce. Newell, a boy, Sanford Ruth A. Clarke, Orange City Mr. It Mr's. Michael tRoblnj Linda Faye Gregory, Orange March 2 Poore a girl, Fern Park City Spaghetti dinner, 5-7 pin. and Mr. and Mrs. Richard (Jo auction, 7:30 p.m. Caaselberr Ann) Budnlk a girl Winter Elementary School cafeteria. ' L'izcbarges Park Free baby sitting during Sanford: auction. Tickets on sale at Stewart C. Muse DischarlIes school office, Odessa Williams Sanford Julius W. BrOw.1 ttar s— Emma Jean Arnie Horticultural Seminar, MM Earl (Annie) Parker Robert Faulkerson and Sanford Garden Club, 7:30 p.m Georg Mrs. Roland i Deborah) "Fruit Treei for the Home, by Edwin B. Quinn Lozano and girl Frank J. Jails, County Jacqueline Clem Mrs. Harry (3arbara) Charles Gramlin Extension Director, Seminole McMurray and girl County Juanita Mnson Morris Boyd Judith Ann Miller Waldron Mar. 8-9 I II George . Sarah G. Simon L"3d Tern J I vfltocost, Altamonte .-'I Johns l)istru I .nnprct' Margaret I. Pick all Scout troops and Webelos Springs Oren Mitchell units, Tornaka Woodlands I Joan btlsen, Deltcna Rubye Christlanjen of t)eLand. Call Russ Ma'hieux, "'Ile north Elizabeth J. Iris Seined Kitner, 3fl,7751 for further Patricia Ti-ego information. W! E!ft Eleanor C099burn. D7 JohnJ.(1i1istoIi j).j 1 Kathy If. McCracken, Longwood Deltona Geraldine Prado, Orlando Salvabre Caputo, Deltona William A Calvin, De.1lona FEBRUARYZ4, 1971 Lee E. Ncth1i, Deltona Admission Paul A. Gaut, Delkma Sanford: Pauline Lincoln, DeLand Romp 1, Tucker -- Robbie H. Williams Kenneth M. Murphy Susie B. Payne Mildred J. Sterner Bill Wlthazns V IC Vic 14 I - ' • . r I . .• ' 1 ' / it l\ - Feb. Notes I .. : i. - , SANFORD AREA Ministerial Association members and guests were entertained with skits presented by Covenant Players at luncheon meeting held at Holy Cross Episcopal Church. Members of the troupe presently touring Florida are (Ito r) Walt Bauer of North Dakota; Sue Sorensen, Chicago; Meta Stahl, New Mexico; Ed Stern, Ohio. While in Sanford the Players also presented a program at First Baptist Church. (Herald Photo by Jane Casselberry) 1 . The suitable opponent t they found was an oft-beaten ligh t heavy by the name of Cipriano Hernandez. But at th made little difference as a large crowd could be expected to turn out or f man who Just scored a unanimous decision over Emile Griffith . The preliminary card looked solid from lop to bottom as the' had undefeated X.O. ar tist, Glen "The Viking" Morgan and a good tough veteran in Lonnie Bobbins of Altamonte Springs. Vic C Perez was scheduled to meet his recent conqueror, Al Moss, In a -; return of their highly disputed Orlando bout. Ricky Perez, Vie's younger brother, was to make his pro debut against Wayne • Battle. It was a card tha t had something for ii1t started to unravel. First a decision was made to keep Ricky at th e amateur level, - at least until after he competes In the Novice division of the - Golden Gloves that will be held do wn In Miami, March the sixth. Sanford Lions Club, noon, House of Steak. Guest speaker, Paul Vogeniti, local Social Security office head. Sanford 6:30 p.m. Civic Center, covered dish dinner with Anchor Club as guests. Dorothy Morrison of SIC in charge (if entertainment. __________- - -. Horticulture Seminar, 7:30 p.m., Sanford Garden Club. David DeVoll, extension agent, will speak on foliage plants in thetieme. *3 _____ •" L L- Sanford Homemakers, 9:30 am., home of Mrs. E. R. Wood, 2104 Sanford Ave., quilting. Feb. 21— . ______ th e next boxing show at the Orlando Sports Stadium. To start off th ey 'cer e suppose to go on th e 20th of this month. That date was set back a week to Wednesday. Th e reason suitable opponent could not be found for undefea ted middleweight ntender Tony licats. Sanford VFW Post 10101 sponsors Family Fun Time starring Col. Tim McCoy and his Western show, civic center, 7:30 P.M. to benefit VFW building fund. - - - - - -. • __________________ Funny thing a bout the fight game, you never kno w w ha t is going to happen from one day to the next. For example, ta ke Feb.25— -- had better personnel. They stopped their offense. Tile) eyforced turnovers. They took control of the backboards from a bigger and stronger team. They put the boll on the floor and drove. (Coat. On Page 3B Rl - 1 charity toss and put it back in for two points. Cook hit on two free throws and the Lions were clinging to a narrow 16-15 lead with 4:35 left to go before half-lime. Up to this point the lions were staying in the game through hustle. They were not doing a good job effensively. They were missing free-throws and failing to connect on shots from in close and even La) -ups that came on the end of their famous fast break. But, for a period of eight minutes the defending OBC and District Eight Champs played perfect basketball. It began at the 4:10 mark of the second and lasted till they had four minutes to play in the third. It started with a 18-footer by Browdy and ended with a foul shot by Patterson. In between these two scores, the lions beat the Blue Darters every way a basketball t.eamii can. They completely dominated a team that man-for-man lutii. -- 7 49 -4 DAILY AUTO RENTALS =ff 7 Special Weekly Rates Jack Prosser J • A pop ka Score ons Settle Monday, Feb. 15, 1974-1B '1 By DAN G, -MARTIN herald Correspondent The Aitamionte Springs fighterIs always in condition and can selected the tourney's Most Lyman's Randy Wright Me andgveapu Ii. Again lam going oig go with Valuable Player, scored more provided emnlno:e County with nd pick M or gan, but Bobbins figures to be on his feet at forite a point& its third All District The Sanford Seminoles 1he end of the fight. If this CWith The Seminole guard also The Hound senior had an all. placed two cagers on the All. achiev our Ma lasted past the Minnesota mid. ed the 600 poInt mark for round brilliant performance District Five tournament held the seasou and set a scoring against I)etand in a losing this past weekend in the Celery record Moss is still on the card, but I am certain he will wish that f or points average per cause in the opening round, erezhadn'tbeenrernoved,asJohnPinneylsbeIngbroughtinas new opposition. Pinney will probably outweigh opponent by around ten pounds. Their styles would seein to lean towards a maulling ty PC Mtest, with Pinney coming home the winner.wi flouble. I look for a K.O. from '*Handsome John,'ainnil around fifth. he is Hector McBride w l continue his comeback L ' ways 3 'to hedWed to fight Freddie Majors again. uOfl wan th h th e Freddie Majors weigh-in bit again, so I will just take McBride on a decision. (COot, On Page 3fl : ,, il Cii). John Zeuli and Clements w on honors game at 20.7. All-District Five Clem ended his order of votes re.cj baskelbiAl carver at Seminole by i;veraging 11 points and 10 I J-11111" Blown. AA,,nl,, L-Ontwta. Against Gainesville, I John a4m. Sanford for their play in contests against Gainesville and Daytona Beach Mainland Zeuh tallied 39 points in the two in the opening round of the contests for the second hihe.st tour y, ne Clements carried U average (195) by a single Tribe leading both teams In the tournament.- (hilt, rxns sor P / - —liii 1 an'rebound' James Br-own of Mainland, (10). - u, -- - - - : - ' .. TS n i ( .. -. ,• • . . .. 1(b 4 ID*e* Stone. &U,nloind Dotjq G'cry. DeL.nci ' jim Clements ' '' °'• S\ MIIUL1( u I lIE F l(IlT Lion. I)artei in aerial battle .. 0 r.t.i-, H,jrrf ... •- �- 2 B—The Sanford Herald W Monday, Feb. 25, 1974 Trinity Prep Saints Seabreeze CC By DOUG STORUM Herald Stall Writer tributed more this season with the hustlers wiped out a three Air Academy, the men holding his defense and boardwork, point first period Saint lead. In down the center position for the . •• despite being under six foot, Ine other three quarters the Saints, turned in solid perThey went as far as they ever capitalized on a offense tailored Saints matched the 1973 state fennances. But two nights in have,yhadthebestred for him and son, and the . championspotntforpotht. row against the school's ever seen and they curly haired guard-forward "You've got a real fine club" may have left the trio a little came within a quarter's worth popped In 17 markers on seven said a relieved Charlie Schaak, tired and their endurance . I of basketball of upsetting last field goals and three free coach of the Melbourne team, to drained. year's state AA Champs, throws. S Austin following the game.. ,,If What was good enough to Melbourne Central Catholic. Pat Crimmins, the guiding you had Just had a big man to go upset Florida Air Friday night The Saints from Trinity Prep force for the Saints all year, against Mike ' (Smith) we would 65-58 wasn't good enough to pull couldn't contain a second made only eight points and have been In for a long night of off what would have been the J quarter Hustler outburst of fouled out midway during the basketball", .' biggest upset In the school's points and finished up as fourth period. I In that second period the history. District 15 Runner-Up, losing in * The Saints ran their offense to Hustlers hit a perfect seven for I. the finals 82-47. giveD)1onandMorgantheot seven from the free throw line. HERALD SCOREBOARD .,-.,"This is the farthest we've from the sides behind screens Austin felt that had the of. M,Iou,n.(C FO FT PT ever gone," said a proud and the pair came through with liciating been a fl1S little tighter 9 - . . . George Austin of his smaller some accurate shooting. under the boards things may VI 2 2 8 . . . team after U loss. We Just Crimmins was used more as a have I 2 S turned out a little bit 5 3 23 couldn't cope with their big playmaker than as a scoring differently. Smi I? 3 27 man, (6'3" Jumping jack Mike threat In this one. He pointed out that their IILJ'nt I 0 i L''MAN (;HE''hIoLJNr) Baseball Team: (left Smith). He was the difference." 14 14 62 Central Catholic H ustler three big men had only two Totals to riglit) front row, Kevin Beary, Bob Keane, D13pitC the loss, Trinity center Sini th stvired the nets for fouls between thell) midway Jeff Fry. Jeff Hodges, Ed Callan, Mike SimffiriiL-Shed up its season with the 77 points. The 61" leaper tota l trifi. Prp FO FT PT through the contest. In the Nussbaum nions, flat S(aats, Lonnic Peeles-, Terry Bachbest record In the school's outjumped everybody In the foul department, Trinity was yson ' ° history. 18-7. man, Tom Barker. Rack Craig Snith, gym and wa,stoo much for $'l" charged with 16 while Crimmn 1 0 5 Austin Landed Doug Dyn as John [app or Rick [app 17 to Melbourne Central Catholic "°"' Lapp.R having played his best two handle inside, 0 2 3 was called for 11 fouls. TO$aII II S 47 •— t'I,..L Ui. v.r L' .I.I.a t1I..I __a . • ry,,, J;44,'ir • a M $ INd a I5II u WU tJp, rnacg • •••••••• • •$ , 5,35 liit3I "pressure cooker competition behind Smith with a hot hand wi th John Kerbs have been Melbourne, CC U 191011-62 rn Prep 131410 S 17 of the district playoffs. The 6" pouring in 13 points to sup- going up agai nst teams all year serdtior hit eightm points from plement the center's output. with more height. although his wing position. Smith, In the crucial second possibly not more strength. r ' Fr,;' A Walt Morgan who has con. quarter, hit thirteen points as Against a much taller Florida fl -, ' - I - it Bob _. _: U . 11 ~ , j Prep Ole a I Prep Basketball Pairings GAINESVILLE.FIa (AP) -- The - - Florida High School Activities Association 165 announced the Pairings and sitirs for the Iv14 .1, regional basketball luurnaments. All first roundgames (listed first) will be played at 730 and 9pm (caI time) Fray with finals t I m Saturday Class AAAA - - - . - . j. / ..-. - - ft , . IR .- - -_ . -. - '..'. - . 111111, ,-' '.. - ._ _ - rfl9f Haven Region i --At Miami Dade North. '.ami 5e hat. Fori Lauderdale .'i.,rap%Jn vs Ncrth Miami Beach, M .sr.,i Killian vs Miami Jackson Class AAA Region I--At IalIelat. Rck.rd, Milton Orange Park, Detun.ak Spe,rsgs vs RiCkardS R egi on 2-At Central Florida Community College, Ocala Forest host, Orlansso Bishop . Star ke Bradford County; Ovoids ore5t -VI - Daytona Beabree:, mwtity Collgege. W,Wa- Haven t, aØenlOn Matre vs Tampa j"tl,rson St Pete Due P4llnt vs -, - Region )--At Pompano Beach W.ntpq Park Vt Stuart Martin vs Pompano Region 3-At Polk County - - Region I-- At fort WaItn Beach CflQCt6*hâtChU, W&%PIInqtOn vs Jacssonvule White. Neptune Beach Fl,tChe, VI Choctaw9satcpi County. " - -1 - -. -. . 111L Catledge , Steve Harper, Dell Hatfield, Jeff Clayton, [lot) Costantine, Iferb Schmidt, Cla N, Phillips, Rodney Dowling, Mike White, Bo~ Andriano. (Herald Photo by John Cherwa) BASKETBALL mentol- [tick Steinke in one of his many confrontations With game officials. This meeting was during the 55-45 loss to I)'Land in the district tournament in Sanford, . I wO 4 0 I 0 I 0 0 0 30 o a I 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 I a a 0 7 0 0 0 I 31 I 1 AS It N Not 7 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 3 0 I 0 3 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 73 S I S 10100 000 00 0 000 c--Ill - Newman Leads Dip ' By Knight's __________________________________________________________________________________________ been practicing Intensely, for putUng1Opointhon the b AnnNewmjnwho&ll Scored m the first quarter they scored 8 the 3 Big Dlp'ia, scored by Dee the final quarter. pints with the Knighta scoring Bawls, Shirley Wynn, and Ann This was the first game of the The Big Dip team mad2 a re- nothing. ' Newman. The Knights looked playoffs for the City Chammarkable comeback Last SaturKnights showed a surg promislng.in day after losing the previous of energy In Region 3-Af Bartow, r oort Myers second quarter Seena Flamm this quarter as plonship. The BIg Dip team is 1shed in two now the winner of the First halF Pverdal vs Tampa Jesuit, week to the Ralph Pillow tearn. with Deena Flamm. Mari F',lIm,ttO v5 fla,! an masterful baskets. Debbie of It was v ious that the season, and will play th- 0 II the girls had Ray, and Melody Graham Manterof the Knight's team Region 4-At West Pal,,, BC4CM did winner next Saturday's game rthShore, Key W es t vs Palm a fine Job in recovering the ball for the champIonship March 2. Boech Gardnt. Sunrt Poer UOrSh%ho,e t as Big Dip would wt-up Scoring for Big Dip were Ann Class AA to score. Newman 10, Dee Bawls eight, Region I-- At Crestview, Baker Bi&Dipheldbsckirpo h5t, Blountstown vs Havana. Cecj BawLs six, Shirley Wynn until the final quarter, and in six. Grceville vs Baker. Region 2--Al Gainesv ille High, the third. the Knights blitzed Scoring for Knight's Newberry host, Hawthorne Shoes Iahead and the two teams were were Deena Flamm 10, Melody s Bur'neIl. Lake Butler vs tied with 40 seconds left on the Graham 10, Marn Ray two, By KEN RAPpOPORT Region 3-At Clermont, St Pti Washington 95; fifth-ranked scoreboard in the th. Those Beth Van Nees two. AP Sports Writer Ca'hol,c vs Ocoee. Summertield Maryland trimmed Duke 6441; 40seconds were just enough for Rcn Brown wanted to beat No. 6 North Carolina turned the P BIg Dip to regain their lead, on 4 Al Avon Part. Labelle Pitt — For revenge. John Bach back Virginia l; No. 8 making the score fl 10 21 at the .5 Melbourne Central Catholic There's Nothing wanted to beat Pitt I ofl Lauderdale St T homas vs for rec- Alabama toppled Kentucky 9 end of the third. I Wk. A,on Park oItion. 71; No, 9 Marquette beat The fourth quarter assured Class A THE BEST 'Although for different rea. Detroit 61-53 and 10th-rated Region I At Detunlàk SpfIrsgt, the Big Dip's success as they sons, Paxton hott. Mabon. vs Allentown sons, both player and coach got Indiana defeated Minnesota 73- scored a strong 8 points to the -'iewahitchka vs Paxton General what they wanted aFter Penn 55. 1 Knight's 3. Shirley Wynn of the Rogion 7 - At Bristol, Florida State upset the seventh-ranked ;. In the Second Ten, 12th-rated 0 , -% L M High vs Jacksonville Panthers " Big Dip got a technical foul and in college bas. Southern California defeated WEATHE RTRON (tr,Stian; Greenville vs. Bristol Melody Graham of e Knight's t qy County ketball Saturday. Washington State 89; No. 13 team HEAT PUMP hurled the ball in, Deena R eg 3-At Bronson. Tampa "It was a personal revenge I Long Reach State beat UCanfi,orkilty Prep vs Froitproot. Flamm a scored a basket, CALL. . . had with Billy Knight (the Pitt ta Barbara 9UI-. vi Bronson Hawaii upset but they were no competition a • PLUMBING & Reg-on 1- Al Miami Westm,nger stars," said Brown after his No. 15 Creighton 61.60; 16thNEATIN for the Big Dip's Dee Bawls, Christian. macir e Haven vs Miami shot al the end stopped the ranked Kansas State trimmed Cecl Rawls, St: 1007 S. Sanford irley . 333434 toola, Fort Lauderdale Christian Panthers' marvelous, fl-game Oklahoma 90-67; 19th-rated vS Wt'Um'nstrr winning streak. H Michigan crushed Purdue IllBrown played Knight one-en- 8-4 and No, 20 LouisvIlle outone and overshadowed his op. scored St. Louis 93-IS. ponent, scoring 32 points, including his dramatic game wine , , - or -. - ______________ RED HEADS PLAY OVIEDO WORLD CHAMPION Girls BaskethaH team comes to Seminole County, March 4, when Oviedo High School opens its &'m to the All- American Red heads", featuring Karen Logan.Playing first class while entertaining the fans with their skilled wizardy, the barnstorming girls have laugh provoking antics and acts. Karen, the "Dribble Dazzler" is the epitome of the all girl. A college star, basketball writer. tract star. softball player and for- ward for the lied Heads basketball team. _'_!_Lvk__0V Mz___ 7 V ZW it ., - - - - Wanted: New Coach f Pettit Gels SEC , FOR Youth Corps SJC Golfers Opens Slots Brown connected on 14 of .h t.s Irvin ha' Flour while Knight could only manage S of l6amil2points. "They said Knight had a Seminole Junior College's bruised shoulder, but he didn't golf team will get its first real OCAIA NATIONAL FOREST do anything out there tooday,-1 test of the new season Tuesday - A forty-six (4-6) girl Youth said Brown as they trek to Winter haven to COSCIStIOn Corps camp will If .4,... ffll Meet Polk 1 For 46 Gins Sports Br e s i - best ,,. SALEN . 4tv ALUMINUM I SHEETS : USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES 0 I vie Preva o ls Over Blue Darters d After Drowdy's Jumper, Patterson drove through the helpless Blue l)attcrs to lay the bali up and in, then came black to put in an offensi ve rebound. The start of th e second half saw Patterson continue his outst.andinlo! play. lie took the center-jump-tap-off and drove through two defenders for yet another two points. (bb took a page from Patterson's offense book and te a beautiFul move to the bucket and put It up and over lItgtitnt•r fi tno pntnts Then a turn around Jump .qlot b) Cobb ,Aas follomid by a foul sbot by Patterson, beiore Ca lton hirumlige got into the scoring act, Hobble \tt'all stole the ball from ltrnes and hit a driving lay-up For two more, before Patterson's foul at the four minute mark of the third period, During this outpouring of offensive fireworks by the I jons the onl) s(vring (lone by the Blue Dirters wa 3 a r Cook lamp. With the count 34-17 the Darters showed their heart as they came back like everyone knew they could. Instead of giving up, they dug down and gave it all they had. Hicks got things started with a 12400t jwnper. After 'mother Patterson Foul shot, Bridges drove through For a twisting lay-up. 'nit' c'i-owsi iitiltf Feel the momentum shifting as the Lion's wt're suffering a momentary let down. Hobble McCall took a 25 footer that he shouldn't have shot, for It is Fur beyond his efFective range and no one was under the t'ards But fortunately for the Lions it went in. Then with 2:01 left in the third period Hightower got his first poolnLs of the niplit.a driving, orw hander. Cmk cattle hack with antltlk'r JUiIiCt before hlightower closed out the third quarter scoring with a 12 footer. IlightowerontlieofFensis'eturnoftheDarterssan,ka 12 footer, but then was c-aIled for fouling hinindige at the other end of the court. With John out of the game the Wons had little trouble boltling Apopka safe and coining home with the 49-41 - - - appea'w.ice Indiina 73. Mbnoso,a 3$ Wit 51. On'o St. $4. Mictiigar. St 73, NOrtrn,,MtCr,, 70 M'ch'gan III, Purdue ii '..srqvette 61, Detro,t 33 Qa,ton Dakota . SS St Vi. N IOWA 6$ P Dakota $3. Mankato, M,rv, 53 Olnot 91. Iowa ii W M.ch'gan IS. Kent St. 39 NebraSka ii. Oklahoma St 6) ,'1,sOvri 72. Colorado i 1&d II. Miami, Ohio 41 St Olaf 3, Candor, 67 ansa% St 90, Oklahoma 67 Bradley i, Memphi s SI, II South 61. Duke 6) 04 C S t ate 50. Clemson 75 ti 'arohna 91, Vrgn.a 61 .Iatr 91, PCflIV(SV fl i Coot. From I'agt 18) STEEL BELTED RADIALS FOREIGN £ OOM;ITIc High Speed t1alan, • Meg Spin Iali,ical I Brake Service Reports Peterson rqe koresi " O 'Rookie' — By THE .4SSIJCIATKD I'RES5 physical shape 199 pounds. though he had better stuif." roster to sir. The New York Yankees have -Nobod), Xcoe,gn & Domni C talks about your Another pi!cher of note alsio First baseman Tommy Ifuta new "rookie" in camp— Fritz eight until you have a bad came to spring training camp ton arrived In the Philadelphia Wheel Allinmen, Peterson. "I'm anxious to get year," said Peterson, who finMot.,cycl, S'znday -Bob Gibson of the St. Phillles' camp, leaving three A going," said the veteran Lodied 1473 at 214 pounds. -I By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Louis Cardinals, The two-time, players still gned first (at, Yankee left-bander, ho has to think my problem last year was 3 SANFORD- TIRE SVC. ~ 8-ycarld C)' Young Award baseman Willie Montanex and Penn St 4.6. 4.1 prove himself again this sea- inconsistency. 1 didn't feel like I winner lasille 57. Rutgers 7 announced that he has rookie outfielders Nellie Garcia ________________________ son, Prnc,ton 70. Brown 49 had trouble concentrating, but no Intention of retiring, by the and Jerry Martin. After suf feting through a sub- maybe I did." Boston U II. Va'rmit 74 way. TIt 101. Hamilton SI par year In 1973, a trim, apparAlso, Peterson's poor year __________________________________________________ Fairfield 16, Marshall 6) 1t's ently, well-conditioned may have been due in part to Pe 90. Yale a year-to-year thing for Peterson took a cot In salary that headline-snaking, wife- me now," said Gibson, who ' Je's. Pa 9. VilIano Navy 57, Army Al Sunday with !lttle resistance, swapping incident with Mike missed six weeks of the 1973 &bw 'pill ItTy "I got a little bigger cut than I Kekich, his former pitching season because of knee sur. " 'asS 101. expected." said Peterson, teammate on the Yankees. gery. "But I'd like to pitch five Mr. & Mrs. whose salary was shaved From CCnCCl,t 77. Rhode Island 33 Peterson wants to forget the more years if I'm physically Walter V. Coggias syracuse so, Geo wash,nglon yq $72,000 to about S63,ow. "But nightmarish year. 1997 S. Locust Avenue able," s Bonaventur, SO. N.agjra 71 they convinced me that I can "I'm looking forward to Brandeis 10. Cofit Guard is Meanwhile, second baseman Amherst $6. Clark 4.9 ciefflo-Sbutu 71, Buckneu 64 -More than anxious to show he said, talking about the Yancontract with the Bos Harvard 6.1, Columbia 57 stIll can pItch after an 8-15 sea- kees' new pitching coach. "He Sox and Immediately got into Ordhm 44. Gorvetown. D C 62 son, the one-time 20-game win- was a thinking pitcher and Oartmi-'uth 73. Cornell 60 he uniform to work out. lie was the ner checked into camp in good pitched a lot like I try to, al- last member of the 40-player ___________________________________________ Midwest Notre Dame lOS, W VirQ'na B) ' - - Page lfli Orlaiiilo)'s Petc As- block was voted the seventh Ix-st boxing promoter in the world by Stts Eye, a periodical published In New York. Dennis Riggs, ho may be brought back to Orlando in the near future with one of Hill Gore's middleweights, scored a third ? . ri') round knockout in Daytona Ikadl over "Thunder" Thornton. - wi rtlwrteid that Thornton only lost for in 12 outings, t I have heard From insiders that it was his first professional fight. II this is true, boxing Florida style received a 41 much u,nwants-d black eye. '. .; Mike Quarry prepped for hisMarch secorxi date with PmTe Foutie by pounding out a unanimous decision over Hobby Ilascon in Arizona. nie bout came right on the heels of his win over Brian Kelly and only Fifteen daysbefore the Fourrie fight. I hope that Mike isn't overtrained. If he lost his return bout with Foster for " the title because he wit.% t000 ready. it would be a crying shame. F ~ 11 I received comments front two boxing personalities on my column of February 11th ithe one that dealt with the weIgh-In). (kle was from Pete Ashlock and the other from the editor of the American Boxing News, illiolt H. Harsith. As'ilock's cornment,s were not complimentary, to say the least, In short tie (Iid'l't like what I wrote and didn't mince words saying It, on the other hand Harsith congratulated me on a "hard hitting column". He went on to say that this type of th is to boxing and needs to be exposed. Well, I guess vu c.ttIt please all of the people all of the time. I sill continue to write what I Feel needs to be written and I hope It doesn't step on too many "toes," but that can be avoided by 11 getting them to keep their Feet out of the aisles. Pleases Coach, Player 00 From College " Beating Pitt By 2 Points i( TIRES - Here And There waited patiently and happened They were rained out in their pro-dde the fire power at the to be at right place at the premiere debut of the year last plate for the Tribe. right time to even up their Tuesday when they were HERALD SCOREBOARD Seminole high School's young 1974 record at 1-1. scheduled to take on the AIRHISI George hiolfma threw aDespIte his costly wildness, DeLand Bulldogs. They will be Saiiord o o sparkling one-hitter against Holt was almost as hard to hit trying to break Into the winning Rcae.It _____ ___________________ ('not. ob - Herald Photo by John Cherwa FLORIDA FISTIC 1 Writer BIG DIP , KNIGHT'S SHOES 24 F INNIAN _____ O'Bren,c and the Tribe rode the erratic singles the entire day. Hoffman following Saturday's lb arm of Loesburg pitcher Jim went the distance and Holt was Bulldogs. SmIlhp Holf around the bases for an lifted in the sixth following the 7'he 1,ymarrsern I nole County Off nosA 1. I b unearned run in ttie sixth inning winning run. Ferrell, 5 rivalry is being sited up S..kam;1h. III o win their first game of the The Thbe lost their neason prematurely by some as rf tseasonI I-0. opener to the Boone Braves last county showdown of the year, Hoffman,P For five Innin gs It was Hoff- weekend inanother nsa ball Both Seminole and Lyman in Totals man and Holt locked in a game, 4-3. With the taste Of new their W appowanCleS h&V'e L"siturs 'ther's duel. With one out in y-ear victory In their mouth. am looked punchless at plate F,tor sit,si the bottom of the sixth, third the mental boost of Hoffman although their defensive play ,Ib baseman Dave Miller singled to turning In a one-hit shutout, the has looked promising. In p center, He went to second on a TrIbe will square off against Lyman's ,on e loss to DeLand auie.tt Holt wild pitch and scored all t year's Metro Conference theythdnothaveoneec Lowe. the way from second base on a Baseball Champions Longwood lost game on a triple by Bulldog Pvince,D .3b Ray. ci passed ball, for the only scoring Lyman this Tuesday at 4:00 Dan Williams who also scored cruise. ph of the day. p.m. Gravn,c two n The Big Eight's 1973 defenTi$iI The Greyhounds have been Miller and Shawi O'Brien Lr"t;.fg ding crown owners, Seminole, slow out of the starting box. handlini catchIng chores, Sanford — 6 OUT- SHOUTING TVIE By DOUGSTORUM Herald \ .- Tr*be Tops ' Jackets, I I` - - __%_ - . I-urine .' most valuable player, and Kelly that had worked so well the Cherry followed with 13. Drew Speed merchant Junior Tim Browning provided most of the night before against host team Stone wound up leading the sank two free throws to provide Bradley, who came off the excitement as the two squads Sanford. This time however Bucs In a losing cause as the the final margin of victory In a bench to add 14 markers in the well pLayed see-saw contest win over Sanford, Drove the took turns Possessing the lead. Percy Williamson showed the 6'9" giant picked off 16 caroms The Hues enjoyed the sparse crowd how the press can that saw the lead change hands length of the floor 1.0 cut followed by Junior Bobby the rebounding edge in the opening be broken as he repeatedly took Butch who contributed 10 to the on sixteen occasions and a tie margin to four at 5147. half provided by 6'9" Drew the sphere upcot&rt with a board effort. score nine more times. Again the Crabs went to the Stone and 6'8" Larry Paige. dazzling exhibition of Browning provided the slowdown as they gave the ball However they did not get out ballhandling. Slabrei:. FO FT TP outside work for the second- to backcourt whiz Percy of the half without paying for it U 8 With WIlllamn3on taking the Bro*n,g scededCrabsashehlton6of 12 Williamson who repeatedlyas CPanditr 0 0 0 who averaged 13 pressure off the press foard Cherry rw mostly from the corner. But the dribbled in and out of the Palge, points and II 5 6 ill rebounds per Charles Cherry took over the '.' ibrilliant Inside scoring (18 Mainland defenders before outing drew his third personal scormg from the inside as well 3 untsi, rebounding l3 and 'rawing a one-and-one with 2:35 to go In the half, as some brilliant defense and Tota(t defense by Charles Cherry situation. The 5'9" playmaker fl 12 3.1 In the third stanza the 6'8" rebounding. The 6'3 senior spelled the difference as hit the first shot, giving the leaper picked up th e last two blocked two shots in the last Seabreeze won the rubber Crabs a five point spread and personals to leave the contest three minutes in addition to MainIad match between these two Big Mainland rebounded the second and on the fifth, with Mainland scoring FO FT TP seven of his 18 markers Braci*y Eight rivals. attempt. 2 0 4 leading 33-31 and still over five in the final period and per. Brown minute and a half later 3 20 Another Buir junior, Bobby minutes to go In the quarter. Burch 2 I S Cherry again took the inside SOn2I1Y turn the game around Paige route and hit the fielder as well Burch, hit from the side to With Paige out for good Glenn for the champion Sandcrabs. Piggott# tighten things up again with IV I'm a 1 nd Cherry gave a11 Assisted by center Glenn as drawing the foul. The 63" 1:14 remaining at 52-49. But their attention to 6'9' center 23 S 4' Thomas Cherry and company Totals ____ .%-!.., - •' 54 . 49 With 36 seconds left Browning -- row: Bucs, stalwart finished the three. then the stage was set for Drew Stone. The pair of 61" outrebounded the taller Bucs in pointer to ulf the Crabs lead 10 WillIamson's dribbling show front men neutralized the the second half while pulling 5145 and put a dim fight on the and the last two charity tosses Mainland senior and controlled almost Seniors Kelly Browning and Hues even with them In that hopes. by Browning that finalized the the boards In the crucial final department for the contest. Ck,rles Cherry combined for 35 FollowIng a blocked shot by outcome, quartet to Insure the Seabr points Saturday night to lead Cherry the Sancrabs worked Mainland wound up outgrabBoth teamscameoijtcauc win. bing the Crabs 38-34 for the the Seabreeze Sandcrabs to a the ball in to Glenn Thomas. for this one employing tight Losing the advanta ge on the game but in the last period the 54-49 winand over cross-city rival With 1:54 to go in the contest zone defenses. The outside boards forced the Hues to a glass boards belonged to Mainland give the Crabs Thomas blew the chance to Ice shooting of Mainland's James more aggressive defense and Cherry and Co. Thomas led the District Five 4A chainthecharity win as attempts. he missed both Brown, voted the tournament's they put the press on Seabreeze Seabreeze in grabs with 14 and plonship at Hill Fleming gym. Five ' Shocks By DAN GILMARTIN Herald Correspondent _____ Melbourne Monday, Feb. 25, Fall , " To The Sanford Herald ith Fourth Quarter Effort Lee"s Blast Overshadows Win By Thompson IV L " _.M~ ,4ltT 1i11) FORT l.AUDEflDAlJ' Fin, round 68 and a 278 total, 10-unLee Tres'ino's bubbling der-par. I APi — little Fuss with a national tele. He donated $10,000 of his total vision network almost over- Purse of S52.000 to the Boys Clus .chmond SI William & Mary shadowed Leonard Thompsons of America r lor,da is, hit'is 61 "Winning means victory Wake Forest lOS. Appalachian and subsequent $10,. a lot more than $10,000 to me," 60 000 charitable contribution In he said after beating Hale ISU II. GeorgIa the Jackie Gleason Inverrary Irwin by one stroke. Irwin also Fanmont St 103, Central St 67 Furman SI. Jack sonville SI Golf Classic. had a closing 68, four-underMissouri 72, Colorado 51 Trevino, tied for the lead until par, and a 279 total. Stetson $8. FAirleigh Dickinson s) he three-putted for bogeys on "This is something I dreamed McI Eastern Shore 90. Morgan St the last two holes Sunday, about as a kid," said the slowJohns Hopkins 103. Wash ng?n angrily charged television corn- talking native of Lomberton, Col 7 mentator Ray Scott with asking NC, a Former assistant pro at him to hold up a putt so the the Possum Trot Golf Club in wr.t SW Tema% I?. Ten&% A&I 15 callieras could show it live on MyTtle Beach, S.C. Yes El Peso 54. Cob St 16 A hal f-d ozen players either Teua Tech IS, Ri{C SI Scott and Frank Chirkinian, led or shared the lead in the last Tulsa 57. N Arkants 97. Bav'or 47 producer-director For the round - and Jack Nicklaus (.'BSTV crew that provided made a comeback bid that once Far Well UCLA 99, W6%prnijFn 65 tional coverage of the rich got within two strokes of the top Long Brach St %. Call, Santa event. said it was all a misun. spot — before Thompson Barbrñ 61 derstood joke, clinched it with long, crucial tag S CAt 16. Wash St So Ha*6i1 St. Cre.ghlon 60 While Trevino and the tele. putts for pars on the last two St 177. Utah 92 vision people were involved in holes O'r St 77. Caltorna 7) e r contretemps, Thompson Julius Horos, 53, who made a was rejoicing in his first profes- bid to become the tour's oldest An 51 100, Brigham young 77 N Mci,co 75, Wyoming 4, sional victory, following a Final winner in history, finished third I re%no St ____________ Ore 72 S!antor 71 rromMee 59. Voindefbot s) - — — - th i ' . ' . '. - , . -- i ' •, Southwestern AC Final Ui ii 1.1 Ill (,r,intrLrij -- I ; ,,4 ~, - -: ' - '('1-, --- . UI -- . - ' , - SOKC Selections With -_ SALTWATER H.EPH0r Main Street l'ier in Daytona experienced a good run of weakfish Thursday morning. Sheepshead in the two to five pound class sAere being pulled in with regularity and u t ...I II it... ........ r;..1._........ -------, I : • - a for • / It 5' - 1 • -. _ 1. - r. ________ - I-.. - , 14 ,f. 1 I- .1 -~V , ..0.'• .' In ~44 . . - , ......M.4n.1.4111, -— .,- - It's no different today. - - , , , i - on pla , ~ on0000aoilo dll,_ ~ -- I " ti',1- . a • W', ' Ii op - d I - -1 look - , ' -. - - - . 11 -' - j:- a. 1 i lo ' - i ' -- ' 4 - S . . - _________ _______________-- TOURNAMENTS Ohio Conference Northern Division Finals ('A, P,.jrtp'n 4.S. Oberin 5: Southern DIVISIO,I-FInCI* Wltanberg 77. Maritta SI ,- _- '. - - - .. , . 'ø• �- ____________________ 4B-The Sanford Herald RE ______________ / IREkA)N HES Jr - 4j -- -'1 . - _______________ -----------•--'T' '• L.-' / ' I CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS SAi,S,sN.%tE, TI.IE - - PubliJ TiAT L.$T WO ii r S.E5'E EA M',,YA,Ft r'.EE 3,fT -" 'E I M E..kt7Y FE ist - '1r - ___________ - - ________ ________ r A R(AOlW 44E7Q! - 347q T' ),',ii5i '114 A.A.S6 GOES OFF VA PA',' ME A Q/AR7rR' dnance by the City of Sanford, Florida, title o' which ii as f011owi '-.7/1 ,,..1: % F' , . 2 :ç .7r'- \;' 1: i LIZ7V s- .L-1-' '; \ -J ________________________________ '1 c. ' Hi1 C..-ir TF' C3%'F fl CARErOL - T1.P' C"lLc rvE, i- " r TI Ti. ______ - Lawrence .....UIT EkC'I.,T,sI, I F Ce.'CE L)EC B' rstjriv, LL lL.5tJP iPJ tEeS '.;ITE--i by Crooks & • FLJL ) - I ' : H. N. Tamm, Jr. City Clerk PubliSh: Feb. 75, 1971 DEY.Ifl ______________ I'- _____ _____ ______ __________ _______ ______ ________ ___________ 1t71 by Bob . DCV 4 THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND SEMINOLE COUNTY. FOR FLORIDA. seeIeêena WISH x -- r WERE RiCH ______ ENOUH _____ iLJ e_. a ______ e 1. 5)IPNI' a hess ' and -- flo 20436 A-ill P0. Boit PMB of Clerk of the Circutt Court By: joy Stokes Deputy Clerk Pubtiih Feb II, 55.23, Marh1, 19,1 NAVE To PAY . , 2'2 WINTHROP by Dick Covolij - EH,WtNThp? _______________ AIG GTAYED WEE'KND? ACfI-o%t. WEEhENp,Th GH. n- ' , -- '_''\ 'I __________ _____ 5 presently zoned R IA (Single I im.Iy Pe-sidential District ___________ ___________ - •,_()( \ AND __________________________________ - EVERY TIME I Ti4AT ALARM (ES SOMEBODY SWOULD JBuTIFlr ojDk(r lI-JVk4TAN ALARM CL1< C -' '> Lots I and,, Clark's Acrt, Pg 73 arid ____________________________ 3.2c1 ________________________________ WELL. AT LEAST,5 I'D WAVE A GOOD RING YOU'D BE LATE FOR - ,_ PB 13, I O-ly ReSidenti011 DiStrict - -- Ii ____ -': .___4 I Bvg 1011 Sf? S II degree-s E a 331311 573 degrees 55' W Of PIE C0 - .-c-J _____________ "_'''" 7 ___ , i ___ AND ___________ Beg 13 lift S II degrees E and Walker 7OU-4, T)E TOLJGI'i ET _______ ______________ N&." , - ______ / , I! J tj ' 1 ' , . If 73, RunS lldeurees C 101 34ff, S 73 d.gree 5$' W 10434 ft. N degreejw 101 34ff. N 73 degrees 55' r t 36 ft to beg Lake Minnie Is'atet S,id property 5 presently toned R 3 (?SuItIple Family Residential) District. COP Lot 25. Run S II degrees F 9?) lIft fl ' uo ', 131 13 Ii II di-i;'er E 104 " o P08. 5 7) degrees 51. 19" W __________________ ___ ________________ 1 ________ - 73 degree-i 3449" E 10133 ft. N II degrees W to POD Lake Minnie Estates Said property ii presently zoned P 3 (Multiple Family Petadentiatl DiStrict __ _____ ______ -_P L _________ i - AND Er-g 723 77 ft F on Lake Mary ___________ _______________ T'riE PA'roM ________ ___________ Lee FaIN and Sy Barry A _______ CAPT. T IBAP4L)7u(MTfg ()oip ' CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO 71 11' S j HOM(R 0 TiiO','AS .i - it ''OLE I Unfurnlshed --- _____________________________ " Child Care . I will babysit Inmyhome Dayorpi;gist, 373 117* FRAN K' LI'N - - 1, j - t' n 1.. ' in ,, build swimm.ng pool and Setback indivIdual, Deienøant, aforesaid Writ of .., •... ,- •. ,. . i ii. 'nciuge delivered to me asSherivfo; 'eiflCIOSure in an R-IAA 13 CARPET TOURS, INC Airline li(kt5. Cruse Ond Tc'urit ICOI rates ) 5eman (I4WY 434) III 37)3 18 Heli ) ' ' - ) - area Salary open Apply in person toAutlin Fertili:er and Chemical Co. Inc - 7100 Country Club Road, Sanford. PubliSh Feb 75. 1971 DCV 536 CITY OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FLORIDA : "''\f ______ I4AVff A9c1p ME RE • Ii IT,1. l,JJ,4P OR 7),5,1 ' to serv, a . 6 Months Lease ADUt 15 OtiY t)ei7room mo-deli 323-6650 . . . . ' , - II - p DL Y - "ew, monthly payments less than vent. 172.000 to *23.5*0 Alto HALL REALTY ,'raileble F PtA, lOW du*fl. or VA no down ASk for Duane Hardc'sty. QEA('TOu 37) '1i SOC - _______ -' ISOState Street Sanford. f An Equal Opportunty Employer M. UNSWORTH REAU Realty - S tI ___ ________ ________ __________ I ________________________ ____________ I ____ ________ Ii P4 Iar'-,'m .t - City of Sanford, Fl4a ('ijblith Feb 75. Marcti I. Ii. II, 23, i974 IN PUSLIC OFFICES - J_S__ , -- . this notice, UnItes proof o*nfqahtp isprr'sentedtoth. sr by May 7, 1971, the Proptrty wIll be delverpc to the- Adrninj$trtor pvbll$hIegaInati5t, a,idfr Sminsle- County, FlOfidl, file dema9e swift a,aiest any end aII Persons erM ouliale fobacco smoke Ia such proximity to his Person that he is forced to inhale lam, in ant amount whatsoever whili he s Conduct,ng off itiil bu;in,5 office in laid County a all further claims must be orected to tf,q Administ,ato, F,1ED 0 DICKINSON, Jr. As AdminiStrator Localand National MLS 2 BEDROOM. 1' Jbath,practicaip v S1 5222 5 in any Park Avenue Motile Park 75.iSPark Drive. 373 2165 ___________________ TWO bedroom duplex furnished Only 10 minutes from Sanford and Orlando, Efliclencies, 1 & 2 bdrm, Townhouse from $143. - _______ SANFORD Ibdrm,Iurn ap,artmr-rs, no pets $31 Furn. & Unfurn. LESS THAN 1 gallon of gas from .''r "w .i uroroom, 3 both home Tastefully GENERAL 172.530 Terms JuSt thething for a rotJrig iOmiIy I bed.00m. furnishtd, wilt carpet and ar. 1110 oer mith kIll 1) REALTY, 3777)15 -- WELAKA APARTMENTS 111W lit St I bedroom furnihed apartment 7617 Elm - Sanfoid. Avalab,. by 1st Adults, no pets $316934 from NOW IS THE TIME to move up to thit I bedroom 7 bath M.ayfa.r home with remodeled ktcrien ar--I Stemper Agency SEMINOLE REALTOR ORL wp MtJl TIPLE l'STING ,ERVICE 377 1991 1919 S F'rvO(", 'i-ia, )? lllior 322 li - '' - 114W 2nd St program, TO OR SELL AVO7I Caiii 3079 SAO PARKS, 173 Bedroom Trailers & Apts. 7 Adti parks. 7 IAmIy parks 3513 Hwy 11 17. 3?) 1930. Day. Wk • Mo i 3 & 4 8DRM, Central H&A, 7S p,, VA.FHA Floancing -- AIR CONDITIONING euperienced 33 Houses Rent Furnished , service me(t'anjc Third Planet - -------' LAKE MARY. 7 bdrm. turn I "-'-----'---Environmental Systems 53005*0 _________________ References required. respons ble 838-5540 (1NEVjt TERRACE 323.7Un • JlIfl" Ott West 25th Street. Sanford A Development of *- . MERLE R. PARKER - FlOrid4)?,,1 '. 3 Wilco Land Co. _______ V WANT TO SELL? CALL S'I'EPIS'I'R() ni Magnolia Square BY REALTY untry Club Corp P0 I [ASitil; l Sr. ", eneirig ,iil pir and cup., i heat and air cOndti. covert:' Spengs. on Tuesday. the 19th day REALTORS - I1 L S REALTOR - ' LakeMary, Fla "$I?Spe-r mo & I NW 'a of the NE ' of Section II 713 APART MEN IS 30E Seminole COUnty. FlOrida. run 1305W 2SthSt thence Nth, a distance of 327 7 ft tO 3 bedrOoms. 2 baths, convenient tO NNV W At F PEAL ESTATt A CO',STu 110 11 4457 scts. shopping center Shag -- __ carpeting, drapes, dshwasher centralheat&air Sparkling clean 41 HOUSeSIOr Sate DINCE NO 73573 OF THE CITY CommissiOners ot Seminole County. the plat the-neql. as recorded in Plat OF thence South 11 degrers SI' last AL TAMONTE A*lr,uct,.r , n',: I ,', P 'I ___ 7090 SPRINGS. F LOP IDA. BE INL', I PIE CON Florida, has determined ihat the BOOk. 5, page 39, PubIc Records of .ilong Inc SOuth P W inC of Ridge 0 owner I-or acpointmenl. ca: I accommodations ot 'he polling Seminole County, Florida. LESS PREI4ENSIVE Road. as Shown on said plat of Lake Two beVooms, I bath, wall to wall ZONING OR 123 770 or alter 4 pm call 5* places in Election Precincts are that part of saia Loll described at Ridge Park 1117 It to the P00. carpeting. drape central heat 7716 DINANCE WITHIN SAIDCITY. AS inadequate in compliance with follø*i Beginat themost Southerly thenceco.linue Southlldegreet W FOLLOWS AMENDING SECTION FlorIda law andair Fullyegulppe wthdith --- come-rot Lot 3ot id Block, C. Tract East along sa P WIne $31110 the 6 "R Mi" MULTIPLE FAMILY washer Call Mrs Weatherby 373 ST. JOHN'S REALTY CO. NOW. THEREF ORE, BE ii o 13, where il abuts to said Lot 4, PC of acurve to the right having a 4432 BROkERS PARKING STORAGE OR USE OF f'IOr,d,i tP.lt Stir Vling p'acrs 01 lttr'1i(t?iintø the tlorlhwtitrri, (J1 5 ., :. ,. tO ,i concrete morx.imrnl. thence ((PTA I Pd Pt C PEAT IONAL Election precincts are temporarily of said Loll ba point that is 70 teet uth 71 degrees 11' 53" West 7110) Sand Iewood EQUIPMENT. AND AMENDING changed Pot the SPECIAL ELEC Southwesterly ot the most Northerly It tO a concrete monument, thence SECTION 2111. PARKING SPACE. 11071 called for March 12, 1,71. as corner nI Said Lot I. thence run North Ildrgrees U' 30' Y.'etl .long 5ALlTY, CONFLICTS I Church 01 903 West 7 theasteqlp line of said Lot Ito the of flOck 001 said Lake Ridge Park AND EFFECTIVE DATE SIreet. Sanford point of beginning a dstance 01 IS) 7 It to the SEIy SaidOcdinancewasplacedonbirst PRECINCT 7, PortObIc. S.-ntord tied, however, to a lint mor corner of Lot I?. niock a. of said reading on Frbruary II. 1971. and FROM $169 _____ _______ P.'dd;r Shrx,i 5.intord li3,t3. t't - by F't Feer,t Savings Wt'(1%i0n th,'Cr Picfth7*0 lift to Ibm C:t Com,nCI *iI cons den same PREC INCT 40 thePUB Elks Club. and Loan Assoçial of Orlando, for Inal passae and adoOn alter B P0 E 1130. Howell Branch whi:h finS mortgage 5 recorded in AlSO, LoIs 10. It ,Ind 17 Of Block, ; the public hearing, which will be . Furn. - Unfurn. ________ o-' C:d' 0 R t' R:d; r'k, .r JI?lieci ;i. held in the C'ly Iou of Altamonte sAil Eec, Kitchen recorded in PB 9. Page 0. 01 theReCords of Seminole County. 322-2420 2565 PARK DRIVE SANFORD '_ Life Public Re-corns of Seminole County. Florida PARCEL C: •Clothes Wash. .Dryer •Swimmlng Pool 'Club House Arthur If flecliwilt,, Jr Cle-rk CI C'rct_.it Court Br iOOnn K tlr " 5.ay of February 1971 tSeMl Arthur If lieck*ilh, J Clerk of tti Circuit Court Pbli%h Feb 8. 1971 By Marsh, I Vifilen Arthur H. Bckwitpi fr Deputy Clerk Clerk of the Board Winifred J Sharp, Of Of County Ccmissioners .n JOHNSON, and for Seminole County, Florida TRISMEN 1. MOTSINGER, SHARP, P A By A 0 ions 100 Fast Robinson Sti'*et Deputy Clerk Orlando, FOcida ssoi Publish Feb II. 7$, Itli DLV I)? DCVII A 0 1974 5 Phyllis Jordatil City Clerk of th, City of Altamor.te Springs, Florida in BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED public Deputy (irk DATEDIhII?0thdayof Feoruary, ATTEST' I P0 BoIIOJI, -j--- Stale 14 tiES - borhood. beautifully carpeted, large back yard with large trees, 174.000 -- Apartments Rent YOUR lake Ridge Park, as recorded in PB . Page IL Public Records ears.aspeqplalthereoffecordedin P19. Page 6901 the Public Records of Seminole Counly. Florida Welcomes 'Shag Carpeting 'l& 2 Bdrm. Apt. further detcr bed as Iocmted You... . -- ' intersection of U S Ill? and S P Ihit public hearing *11 be held in ______________ March II. 1971, a?? 00 P.M .om as SOOn thereatler as poSsible Seminole Counly Board Of Adjustment B, Walton Tories. (hirrnan (31 p ZN', P. lr' P, Publish Feb. 23. 1971 I'utii.Sh Feb 75, 1971 Dl V I)) TO CHOOSE F ROM SANFORD 323- 7870 the County Cummitsion Chamber's Of the Courthouse, Sanford. Florida. 0EV 143 Hi 1.0 1 coo I. 4e,rtnuis VCI! 115 'S-inford's Sales Leader' 7 BEAUTIFUL lots acro 3 9.71 Parcel I: commodations for the holding Of any situate in Seminole County. Florida, the NW corner 01 Lot I. Block AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY election are inadequate at the to wit Or ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, perminent polling place, a LolsiOndS, BlockE, 'Tract No u, -' Florida. and copIes are on 4' tile w.th the Clerk 1)4 1PiC City and WPC may he mnipeclrd by the _____ DCV 124 '- v of March 1171. the following descnlbedproperlyasset,octhiflth, said Final Judgment of Foreclosure-, plus interett PublI'tj, Feb 25. March I, 1911 DIV 110 "u" . Furnished rtrins. ______________________ SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD oF ADJUSTMENT Notice of Public Hunt,, Notice is hereby given that the C4RPFT 1149 - CLIFF JORDAN ______ COcktail watressrs Cross, Blue Shitid, retirement vacation etc Ph 303 644144. Paul Jcjvinall 3 ROOMS - I Oeauli(ui L,mr qo Wooded Lots TPtyaft City Clerk 04 the- _______ __________ ________ ______ _______ ___________ _______________________________ - day 04 February, 1971 Legal Nof •ice appear and be fe-and with re1pet to Abandoned Property Section, - WHERCAS, Florida Law further County Courthouse, in Santord. mO R Book ,. p.ge-0301. Public the proposed ordinance This two (I Issues of a nepaper of Records of Seminole County. hearing may be- continued trom tin,ø general CIrculation published in Florida, in the mnaJrit (A 1411 37 to time until linal action is taken bt SeminOle County Ca(itoi. TaiI,hajsee-, Floriga B heard aS sa hearing By orde,' of the- City Committ,c,, of the City of Sanford, Florida, this David Pamage. 727 3211 ,'ririJ,'rIil.jrfiIJ,i •, s' - r REALTOR ____________ II Hospitals,at,on nd other benefits StaflineEriterprises Inc. Bldg. 131 Sanford Airport. 3730111 rv,'rlItu - _____________________ CABINET BUILDER wanted Must be elperienced in layout, cutting. aSsembling, and laminating Profiti sharing company, pad Sanford Sunoco. I 1 arid SR 16 173.500 low down pe,rne .'!, quaIfyng or dvi., r, Phlls CaOon. Aisoc Call 322-2420 Anytime Liesire competent elperienced secretary for full time poSition Salary com _______ ______ ' mensurate with qualification, AutoMectsanic Se-nd resume and re-quirem,nfs tI' witheIperienceandowntOfs P0 Box 1793. Sanford. FloridA Call3fl 3467 32771 . _____________________________ uoreo Piotj;ewi! Let Salah Cleaning Lady. lOhr work week I Co'ventrv help make new frienas 4 30', hr for lunch 117$ per hr _____________________________ Ct'oose from 7 veiy hornet Both are 3 bed'oo,rt Garage, laro. 'encea yara, Cintral heat I, SIX apartment residences tasteful Iuiury. equlcoed with convenlencet Eat in kitchens, runaslation, $35 week or will pay and much much ,rr,re' Adults 60 prt g'Iu% 75 p0 oft on all evCijSvrI, ii: I., c . n S'rn merchandise in dress shop 373 Strom 7530 or 530 M$ _______ h)) W F - 51 .;'i ______ . DOLL HOUSE • SEVILLA GARDENS Sanford Court Motel March. 1171. all 3) p m • or as soon that notice of the adaption of this Florida F urther subject to a right of -,, - thereafter as Possible At tp,e RioI?iri, together with a clear redemption held by The United the StatesofAmenica .iden its Tax Lien description of the change Fred 0. DiCkInson, .1,., State toned P 7 District tMuitiple- Family Comptroller, as Administrator psidentIaIl ,, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN - Ordinance No $4 71. Onlilled F 101 34 ft to beg. Lk Minnie property by addressing an Inquiry to Estafes Said pi'opfty i Presently - .,,,, eQuipped W W carpet, drapei-r' • irao.. •.tra tr-- Carpeting, garagaj, range-i, refrmgeratcqs in alt with ECK C PBS. Appi ri pi.rson to Mr Cpcit SF,MINOI( COUNTY. FLORIDA. Orlando is the Plaintiff and John 5 Notice 5 hereby gvn that the Newly renovated Color TV. w w ON THE 12th DAY OF FORUARY. Andr Charline C Andrews, h15 Board 04 Adiuttment wit Conduct a carpet, a c. efficiencies & Over - A 0. Illi wife and The United Slates of public hearing to consider ap ntn Day or *5 rat 7621 WHEREAS, Florida Law requirM America, are the Defendants, Ar provinga Special Eucei In --, Orlando Dr - Sanford 377 3103 ttie adoption Of a Rejotutirn when thur H Be-cwith, Clerk Of the above IA Residential Zone and C 2 General ---. iny change is made in the local, entitled Court, will sell to the highest Commercial Zone to build two stO(y 30 ' Apartments Rent Ct, of Altamonte Springs, Florida. in any poling place can onfy be made ma? the Council wIll hold a PUblic when the Board of County Corn hearing to Consider the enactment missioners determine that the ac • Clk. Circuit Cot Seminole Cou'it,, F By Ce-Ce-ha V Ekern Dtpty Clerk .5'4.'. I ii. i. t'ut:Iish bet, II, ? 1971 BARGAINS lmmr7.,t -, r atv '. ------'. . i--inS ChoOse trOm 4. I 3 yr. old • Kitchens Equipped _________________________ d,1nIi-hA,, ,.., .......-,,.." I.,-,,, .... - i&'ii •' Sanford for a year or to. muSt be RAVEPINA PARK Quality well I-,' 3 bedroum, I bath, 4-itra nice p central aIr. Itcnen equlpc' family room, fireplace, wal: wall carpel Lxellent neighti hood I4trry' 1146.00 Terms FX(iiTiJf I ------------ ' -"' i-''' " ' PARADE OF S Shag Carpeting ______________-. GPIOLIA AVE SANFORD sad Courl on the 70th da of S'TEMTROM DAvt FIA 32771, February, 5971 & McINTOS, Seal) Flof,da Stale Bank 000550013 WILSON DICK 1717 Arthur I-f fleckwith, jr Suite '7 Clerk SOUTH PARK AVE SANrORD Pci' Off IIJC FIA 32771, B Cetelea V Ekern Sanforø, lOcida 37771 De-y Clerk lnln,tsi . Attcrnpy5 f Pta;flt1It P' it,. 5316300 $ Serve a copy Of your written 72. 1971 llyoufailtodoso ludgmen, 00150001 LAUGHTON FER. defense-s. if any, to the Petition On bvdefaultwlI betakenagain%l you HALO the- Petlter's attorney, HARVEY This noticeshati b pIi5hed once COULTER, whose address is P0 each w for four consecutive D0047000l LIVINGSTON JAMES, Bo.3734, ForeitCIly, Florida 37751, On Of before the 37th day of March. OATE0ttit I3thday 04 February, 0005S0, MEYER CARL, 1971, and file the Original *ilh the A 0 1974 'w AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT CORP Rooms for the Circuit Court, in 1 AuStin Development COn: Altamonfe Springi. 904 773 '' ' BactIoi-d OPen I I s m ________ __ Florida. with Property addrets at iny, on the PlalntIff'i attorney, DOOSS 0006 FREE WILl. hIS Alder Avenue. Malland, WILLIAM I COLBERT. LSQ of ) HOLINESS tUNDAY SCHDOL $04 STE N ST POM, DAVIS S. Mc IN MULBERRY ST SANFORD FLA TOSH. Post Office ISo, 13)0. San 37771, to your wife, 1.11 LIAN N ford. FiOfida 37flI d file the HILLVARD, 4$ a lump Sum as Original In the office ot the Clerk o, " c4en I 4pm diily,On site phone m 7010 I Laundry Facilities available from the Civil Oiv,tion Of povinga Rear Yard Varance in EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII. public hearing to consider ap 74 BusinessOpportunlfies R IAA Residential Zone from 10' to the Seminole County 5herIff' 114 mo pluS depost CUlT. IN AND FOR SIMINOL E proving a Lot Size Variance in an P . . -f sr.en enclosure tor pool on Dtportmrnl I Residential Zone on the COUNTY, FLORIDA . foIlng JUST IN CASE OF A PECESSIONi That Said sale is b,.ng maae tø the followng described property described prpperl 5 Civil Action N 73103$ A fl Mobile- Homes Reti? lot 30, lett the E ii' thereof, and titiiy the terms of sad Lot 3. Block, 1, Writ of CITIZENS 'l', TiOPIAL hANk Canaan. In Section AND ESPECIALLY bracute of the E'ecijton all of t,l 31. Block, F, West , I 4 "%i rep nj un's ii OF 33 ItS 31E. on Ln(oln Street '9 CA'.'P I ORLANDO, a National bankin gas shortage, a self service, Coin John C Pols, ' Allamnf HeitS Section 7, ac SEMINOLE This pubic hearing will be held in aicohi corporation. operatedkWlk KAR WASH in cording to the pat thereof as the lh County Commission Chambers beveriget liIo*ed Ho pets Ph Plaintiff. Santrd area, wliI provide years of recorded in PB 10, Page is o, the Seminole County, FlGrid 377 4170 Courthouse, Santord, Florida, STEADY INCOME An in on March 15. I71. at? 00 PM - or as ________ vestment for those who MUST Florida Further described as Publish Feb. 75. March 1, 2 bedroom, a c. tOrge- fenced lot C in C APIDREWS. his wife, and THE on 1971 located in SectIon 1121 :Sem Able County Board UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, 3711 L R'dgewood Street DLV 142 ' water $3131160, 3553170 of Adjustment ___________________________ __________________________ Defendants Ths public hearing will be- held in , Walton Torres, CLERK'S NOTICE OF SALE the County Commission Chambers Charnsan 79 37 RESOLUTION Rent Business Property NOTICE ISHERVBV GIVEN that Pufllish ot the Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, ON MOTION BY COMMISSIONER purtsant Feb 75 19,1 . -'-------------to a Final Judgment of 0EV 13.1 on March11. 5971, atl 00 pM ,Or as HAT For Rent Large bedroom, private bath, S. ---- TAWAY SECONDED BY Foreclosure dated the- 11th day of Sanford Ave., gentleman 1.000 sq ri Metal Builung 'n Seminole County Board FOLIOWIPIG RESOLUTION WAS Action 73 1031 A. in the Circuit Court of Adsustriient 0)91 j .lb ADOPTED AT THE REGULAR Of the Eighteth Judicial Circu,t. 'n Call 373 3670 IS, Walton Torres. SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD - -. MEETING OF THE BOARD 01 and Ion Seminole County. FlorØ,, OF ADJUSTMENT WIPIF IELD H P 0 BOX Ill FERN Lot '. Wett*id, Manor VIOLET N THOMA$, hi5 wife, PARK FLA 37730 Section 3, PIat Book "W". Page 131. Plcintiffs vs RO(pT MIlE, Orange County, Florida. with LANA ASHE. h15 *ife. 000550007 CARROLL L M, propertyarejt 500 Hope Circle. a k a LANA C ASHE. Orlando. Florida JOHN lit PHARD ASHE. D005S0003 CAR TEP CORDELL. ERNEST GLENN ASHE and t'nlrvardnd ? 7111ff 11 degrees •mounl or description of the 1971 Part time No phone calls Apply in person at Duboit Lawn Mower Sales I. Service, -: Block ' - U- mmedialelythrreafter, olhC a 000550011 WERER FRED P I itetauit iit lie en'eqe,l ,i1 flit so OAKLAND SANFORD FLA 32771, for th, relief demanded in the Petition these delightfully brick homi's West of 1717 on Hi:'. Locuji, turn left to 11th Sf,. rIght • Central Heat & Ar ply For appt call 372 1019. 4 to I Bar Trainees save levied upon the following Court on or before March 15th, 1971, descrbed property. described properl' owned by Lots II and II Block C. Trots otherwise a d,fiult and ultimate Truman E Graion, said property ludqment will be entered agai,n't Strinu. iv, Section I3I7 PBS. Page 5.3. Further described as being located in Semincle County, you for the relief demanded more particularly Petition. 'Cr on Roberts Street off Palm Florida, described at foIlow WITNESS my hand and official Springs Road Seal of said Court on the 4th day Of One 3M Photo Copier Thisptjolic hearing wIll beheld in One Electric Typewriter February, A 0, 1974 the County Comm;jsion Chamt,ers Various and assorted Office fur (St.11 cit the Courthouse, Sanford. FkwiIa. niture inctuding deths and chairS Arthur H. Beck*itp,, Jr. soon thereafter as colsible and the unders,, .ed as Sheriff ot Br Linda N Harris Seminole County. Florida. will at Deputy Clerk It'OO AM on th 19th day of March, Ned N Julian. Jr A 0 1971, offer for sate a sell to STEPIST RON. DAVIS £ tfietigte'st bidder, br cash, Wblect MCINTOSH _____________________________ to any and all culling leirts. at the Post Office Bce 13)0 Front (West) Door of the Semnole Sanbor, Florida 37771 SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD County Courthouse in Sanford. Attorneys for Petitioner or ADJUSTMENT . Florida, the above drib.d Publish Feb Ii, II, 73, Mir(h 4. Hoticeot Public HearIng tlohice it hereby given that the sonal property Said property being 1971 _______________ Board of Adjustment will conduct a Stored at Adamt Transfer & Storage P!! Of olhpr homes you have considi' • Pool & Clubhouse NEED (21 Driver Salesmen, outside sales, werkty guarantee & corn Wanted material ordering, and truck , Adjustment By Walton Torn-i. Chairman F'ubiiitt Feb 73 1171 ('[V hIS tht beauty 5P4Ci0vs homesites I • Masonry Construction Travel Agencies DAVIS S. MCINTOSH, Attorneys for Petitioner. p.'i-ii n.,. ..... .... VV J.P,P, Sanfo,d,FIora, n7n. and file the o - 7 bath OrCJ L?l'f homes for diicriniinatng people Peaceful %tting Oak tree-s add In *ndU-.o'ng Will sell FHA0r Tale advantage of our 0per VA By owner, call 373 0441 bet p1CM, Onty *76.900 arid 177 'C' wern I 30 II a m and SI p r. ARMS • 1 & 2 Bedroom Apts. Telephone solicitor, approhimately i hours per day Call Bill Wade. Kirby Cn of Sanford 3231130 Needed full time, 4 pm to 3 0 m WILFRED F DYKES Also part time Call Mr Kramer. 1770 So Quaker after 1:30 at Tulsa, Oklahoma YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED RETIRED Mechanic br small NOTICE ISHEREBY IVEt4 that by virtue of that certain Writ of E'ecutlori IsSued out of and under the seat Of the County Court of SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD J ' Y3u and Each of You, are notified that a suit to quiet title-to the above against you PflCPI Aye' Oyi 373 7J, -- ____________-_______ SAN-RD 2 berm . CO horn., screened patio, watt to wall carpet, kitchen equipped, in __________________ your child Educational child care & kindergarten A ChiId' World, 7*34 S. Sanford Ave 3731174. WILFRED F DYIcES, Husband NOTICE OF SUIT 1971 DLV 70 - '-. _________ - 75.11 S S. Security required Phr rn 7710 --. _-_-______ Fo,datW,'n O'enFr,nct, Ave discounts Ewciil.n? Start rig jolar,' , 4flU commissions. rapid ad 6 CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 74-Itt DIVISION B In re the Marriage ol DALE DYKES. Wife ________ SANFORD your tfr%t salary increase 90 days answers to "Pepper" Vicinity Of after you begin work VA approved iudqment rendered in the atoresaid Petition in the Circuit Courl of Notice of Public Hearing Notice is hereby given that the court on the 54th day of December. SemInole County, Florida, for Al) Ill), in that certain case en Board of Adjustment will conduct a tilted, The Lawyers Co Operative required to serve a copy of your public P.earing to consider ap The rMpectiv. reside-nc,., of all Defendants are unknown and lot Serninoi. County. FIorioa. Vs of tiff (or Lot 73. Run HIS dIOl ei Prupenly and th, name and ad&ess DLV 1 101 31ff. N II degrees W 10136 It, tIhehoider may bobtainedby . - PENCE. A. J _ Kitchen help ii and older Apply In PerSon Only to Bahama _________________________ or CENTRAL FLA .101 W 13Th St Seminole County, Florida Florida Statutes 1937 S Frederick C Neuhart, III IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, Book 12, Pag 13£ 14. Of the bli( you, are hereby Estates Said Property '5 presently toned P 3 IMutlipe- Family Petidentiat t District BEETLE BAILEY 1 ARTHuR 14. BECKWITH, J - Seminole County, Florida under the Arthur it Beciwith, Jr fctitioui name of ALTAMONTE Clerk of Court "001t, and that I Intend toregister By Ccclii 'i (kern said name with the Clerk of the As Deputy Clerk Circuit Courl. Seminole County, Florida In accordance with the Publish Feb. 23, March i II IS 1971 proviso,,, of the Fictitious Name 4'-" Cording to Plot thereof as recor in Pat Book 3. Page lIt thi' Publit Records of Seminole County, Florida Robinson Avenue, Orndo, Flor BRANAN FRANCES E; ___ , ' _____ NOTICEOF SUIT TO JERP 0 L.,PUE Eureka, Calfnia ----• -.- . degrees W 10134 It. N 7) degree-s W - ' address at 473$ Ridgewpod Avenue, Pursuant to Section 13 of Chapter Orlando. Florida 717. Florida Statutes, entilled vI House and lot de%cr't*d as "Fiorida Disposition of UnclaImed the We-st 30' of Lot land all of Lots Property Ac?," notIce is given that the pocso listed hereby below IS and II. Lets West 5' in block 1, Avnal Additlo.,. PIat Book N, appear to be the claimed personal or Intangible Page 51. Orange Count,, Florida, of Lot 2. Clark's Acre, S-aid property .4 ______ February, A 0. mi ISEALI t3 -____________________________________________________________________________ _________ address is Post Office Box l3 Rd 904 734.777, Res 2341433 ________________________________________________ Sanford. ________________________________________________ ECKERD'S hat an Ot5tnd, Florida. 32771, and file the career opportunity available lor an IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 0gm *ith the Llerk of the above ambitious Self starting individual Lost and Found SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA styled Court on or before March IS, s Case No 1974. otherwise a default and -------------------------Who would tke to io;n the nationi ultimate Iudgment will be entered LOST: Siamese cat, dark brown, fastest growing retail drug store DIVISION C against you for the relief demanded male "kim", Vicinity 1797 I. 27th chain Top notch benefits program In the matter of the Adopti 0$: St. REWARD, Ph 3734391. which inClUdli, Group insurance in the Petiti kEVIN MILES FIATELY paid holidays, sick leave, vacation. WITNESS my hand and Official FOUND-- Little male pup, white profit sharing, yearly bonus. stock you for the relief demanded in the PublIsh Feb II. 15. 25. March i FICTITIOUS NAME 1971 NOTICE ISner.bygiyentha, lam Petition . WIl NESSmy handri,I "' ." .' " said Court on February 21,1, 1971 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. . Court award that certan property IN ThE flAME OF Ifif' STATE OF .,.,. 1. , LILLAM TOTI4( 0(1 [PiDAPITS ASANDONED PROPERTY Mrwiie Estates abutting Pie Ely inc DOOSSOCOI AND __________ _____ fILTH W MCINTOSH, of STEN 7 Florida State B-ink Drawer B. Winfer Park, S John it Salmon 37759 and file the original with the Suite 77 Publish Feb II, 73. March Clerk Of theabove Styled Court on or Sanford, Florida 37771 1971 before March 75th, 1971 Otherwi a Attorneys for Pet itioner 0EV 71 ______________________________ iudgment may be entered against ISEALI .- 'TO SOUTH SANFORD, - HELEN '. FIW. 2 MOTid(1 7 Don 11' Cost, They Pay 5 Can Hep Call 173 497 writC p.o Sanford, Florida 09 Florida Statutes -. By Martha T. Vlon inliock NO '".asIhownonMap GARN(R'5 OAK HILL ADDITION Dputy Clerk entitled 3rd Ald,tlon to Orange City TO SOUTH SANFORD, Seminole Beg NE cor Lot 7$, Run 5 Publish Feb. 1*, 25. March i, ii, Terrace, filed in Map Ocok 73. Page County, Florida, accordno to Plot dcrees F 971 lIft. S 73 degrees . 1971 16,04 the- PublIc Rrcordj Of Volia thereof iS recorded in Plat Book 3. W 211 SI ft, S $4 degrees se sr w DLV U County, wilhttip Clerk of the CirCu t Pig 56 of the Public Rrorifl ot 701 71 it, S II degree--s F 117 17 ft to _, ____ Court thereof Sernirioip Count 5 , F Icv.cta POIS. N II degrees W 208 71 ft. v House and Sot ite%crd as lot NOTICE OF NAMES Parcel 3: Lol SI, 37. S3. 57 and s' degrees 3 Sr E 71 fI, 77. Block "0", Crescent Heights of N OF PERSONS H GARDNER'S OAK HILL degrees E 201 71 ft. SWly to P08 Piat Book "X", 'age 14, Orange ADOITIOPI APPEARING TO __________ - FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM w Clerk of th• Circuit Court. Seminole requir Deputy Clerk to serve a copy oo your County, Florida in accordanc, with writtend.fen5es if any, to it on JED STE NSTROM DAVIS S. the provisions of the Fictitious BERMAN. ESQUIRE, attorney for McINTOSH : :; s- AND , _______ _________ -. _____________________________ ____________________________ - 74-Ill NOTI'E c ACTION THE STATE OF TO: JOHNNY'S TEXACO, and that I t,t an action for adoption has been .I . - - East 10' of Lut 17 and West s' 104 13. Block 0. Ridge High S 0, In ''0n 337130' PB II. Page $ urther described as Ori Ridge Poa, NOTICE ISherebygmvonthat engaged in husin5 at 690 E Hñy hA ---- - torneys, COfII,r and WowIfork, 305 thereof r0fded Wlkse Lot 25. Run E 131.7$ ft on P iri Map Book. II at or against them and all Persons or W. N II degrees W 205 1 ft, S $4 South Parramor. Avenue, Orlando, Page 73 ot the Public Records of parties having or claiming any in degrees W 57" W 3117 ft. N 11 Florida 32105 Volusla County, Florida terest by. through, under os against If you fail to do so a Default degrees W lOS 43 It, W toW line Lot any of the above known or unknown 23, S to Beg. Lake Minnie Esfates Judgment will be entered against ill- Lots 7467, 7145. 7111, Block partIes and all parti Of Persons The northerly portion of said you 745. of Florida Shorei No I. a hng or claiming to have any prOty It presently toned 3 WITNESS my hand and seal of subdivIsion according to the pta? right, title or lntert in and to the (Multiple Family ResidentIal) Sanford, SemInole County, Florida, thereof recorded in Map Book 3) at following descr' lands lying an IMh day of February, 1971 District The Southerly Podlon Of Page 137 of the Public Records of situate in Seminole County, Florida. (SEAL) sad property is presently toned VoI5ia County, Florida to wit IA (Single Family Residential) Arthur H. Beckwith Jr. ANY INCOME -", '..'.. IN CIVIL ACTION In re tie Mat ii an R IA Residential rorn Oto 7'i Oflt?*fOlIo*ing HELEN Catsetberry, Florida, 'or the our Pubtsh Feb 73 1971 . LILLIAN M HILLYARO. WI. and CARL .1 UIILYAPC) Hutband SICONDAMENDED NOTICEOF SUIT NOtiCe Is hereby given ttiat th ard of Austment will Conduct a Zonef '5suie j MCINEOUR ONATNYD y PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED the 2$th day of March I97& other IN PLAT BOOK 3. PAGE 44. OF wise a Default and ultimate THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF Ii.'dqment wIl be critered againSt CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CIVIL NO. 731477$ Florida under the (ttous name FRANKLIN 0 DUTY D A CAR Oftain.d at Casselberry City Hall ThiCily reserves the right toaccepf i•d any or all bi Bill B. Grier Mayor, City Cf Casselberry Publish: Feb. IS. 25. 1971 0EV 72 _______________________________ _________________________ - . __________ "'4 .- ADELIAR lADlE, WIFE describe-i more fully as wife, a k a LANA C MI-fE, JOHN jICT_OA!PEAR CommencingljttNp)l,tEo,SW i - Tract 12. Block Q, Unit 1, BERNARD ASHF. liJ. WULLLAN BADIE cor c,overnment Lot 3, Sec 10 70 acCOrding t* the- Plot of Lake GLENN ASHE Cu'd MERIDITH RMidence Unknown Run N 11712 ft. E 11743 ft. 11747 Tropicana Ranchettes, Marion LYNN ASHE, II alive, and their You are hereby required to file It. W 11112 ft to P00 Said property County. as recorded in Plat Book. 0. unknown sp's.jta-5 if rTsarriç'5 and if '5 presently Zoned A I your written defenseto. Petitionfor Page 70, of the Public Records of any party named 'n ths Notice is lAgricuttural) District. Dissolution of Marriage filed herein Marion County, Florida dead, then hisof her unknown hers, against you, with thq Clerk of the devitres, iegateej. assigners abov. styled Court on or before AND Il- Lots 13375, 17374, 17377. BlOck, olantees. lievirirt. ,v,t.i,'_. 4a ---------- UEPT. ol INTERNAL REVENUE . GET ''I - - EXPERIENCED part time Si'.oe LASS Clerk Apply in person 77 I 0 ThIrd Aveni,j South GARRETT'S, 200 E. First BIR MINGHAM, ALABAMA I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE S.anford ThIs public hearing wilt beheld in • the County Commjti FOR ANY DEBTS INtlJOgln YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ANYONE OTHER THAN MYSELF PHi and LPNs, kitchen help, O4theCourthouD,SO''' da INVITATION TO BID c-n Marct, IS, I,7i,t7 time and full tlmr SEMINOLE that SPENCER G. DOUGLASS AS OF 7 lflI 00 PM .or an has tiled a Notice is hereby given that the soon thereafter as possible PetItion LODGE NURSING HOME 3fl in Frank w Jones County. Florida, will receive seated of OistotutioflofMarriage and youare APE YOU TROUBLED! Call Toll bids UP tO 3 - 00 P M Monday, March required to serve a copy of your for cold storage By Walton Torres, Free. 444 2077 for 'We Care"- STOCK MAN IL CATES' ADDITION, SANFORD. andfiletheoriginalwith the Clerk of ?:Xo'clock PM. on March 23, 5,71, CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.7*7-S IN iC: tile MarvI.,5. 0$ t consider the annecation FRANK lADlE, HUSBAND property de,crle-,j as I __ FRANK AND ERNEST ' - ''°- Legal Notice sE:Lz Siatutej, To wt Section $63 rIoro1a Stitutts IS7 Franklin o Duty Publish Feb 23, March 1 1q71 - DEY 1* ____________ , NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING 107 Osborne PI.nl,tft. TOCONSIDER ANNEXATION Auburn. New York. 13021 vs Notice is hereby given that a INTI4 ECIRCUITCOURT,OP THE YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a ROBERT ASIIE. et at Pubii( Hearing will be held he EIGHTEENTH CIRCUIT, IN AND Petition for Disiotuton Of MarrIaoe Offendints / ________ _______ '• - _____ S lot,ovar ''-FP' - - shah have an opportunity to be the said Court on thi$ day heard at said hearing. February, 7th. 1971 tiy order of the City Commission Seal) -- ,,' 5: Kenneth 0, DeCook Pubtish - ret, it, II, 25, March 1. REQUIRED UNDER ARTICLE VII With the Clerk of the Above styled Publish Feb 23, ALBERT N FITIS 1971 OF SAID ORDINANCE. Coqjrfonor beforeMarct, 11th. 1971 710 Cdwavth lluildriq DLV ___________________ a judgment nay be en __________________________________ 5ntonij F 10r,d, 77l A copy thoU be availjble at the teved against you for the relief Atlorny for Pelt,neq Oftice of the City Clerk for atl per. demanded In this Petition for Publish Feb II 33. March 1. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ions desiring to examine the same. (.i$$oiutlon - CAPTAIN EASY STRAWDEP ,, --i-.ri-r - - -. -- LegniNotice Circuit Court Seminole COUnty Florida n accordance wth th - YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED A copy shall be available at the Petition AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY that an action for div.rce has been Office of the City Clerk lor all per WITNESS MY HAND and OF OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, filed against you and you are soIls desiring to examine the same FICIAL SEAL of said Court his 14th AMENDING ORDINANCE NO IllS required to serve a copy of your All panics in interest a citizens day 01 February 1971 OF THE SANFORD CITY COOL. written defense-i. if any, to it on shall have an opportunity to be (Sea') SAID AMENDMENT TO EXEMPT STEPHEN Arthur H Beti*th, Jr J. JOHNSON, JR., of heard at said hearing POINT OF PURCHASE REAL Johnwn ad Pinko. PA, Attorney Clerk of Circuit Court By order of tie City Commislon ESTATE SIGNS NOT EXCEEDING for PetitIoner, whose address is III ,, p. f- , ,,, SemInole County, Florida SIX (II SQUARE FEET IN AREA SCutli Maitland Avenue, Maitland, By, Joy Stokes H N Tamm, Jr. I - ______________ -. g ABANDONING API ALLEY LYING andyouarereguiredtoserveacopy v,r,,ttniijefensc 1115'dEEPI LOT 57.1 I) Ii, 15 i-V. •'L iiL I). is. AND LYING IS FEET SOUTH TO WILLIAM RALPH 7 00 o'clock PM. on March II. I71, - .' o'? Notice is hereby given that Notice PICYITIOUS NAME AN ORDINANCE BY TIlE CITY OF In re: Dissolution of Marriage, Aug 5, 1973 Notice is hereby given that a And l'i.jbil Hearing will be held at Stir' Will tAM PAL PH L_,.,,n ,.,.4. -a., 0..,. !ne .._ - - il ria'i by HcirndohI & Stof ________________ Wi-' A", .',i. AY I AK, S - ------, 7I4T' 'it '.-. .i'J.:1 / jjfr.v..t f'1 _! gi at am I engagcd in biJIIflr.s at IflO S any or all bids ii the Cit',. of Sanford, Florida, at DEY 137 NOTICE TODEFENO Bill B, Oiler _______________________________ 00 P.M. on March Il, 1974, tO THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO ,iyor, consider thC adoptn Of an or DUARD DEWAIN MANGUM City of Cetselberry IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND dnance by the City of Sanford, RESIDENCE UNKNOWN FOR SEMINOLE T' ipii*i: Feb. 15, 73, 1974 COUNTY. Florida, titlp of wtich i as follows FLORIDA YOU ARE HEREBY HOTIF lED y 67 ___________________________ That Sarah Mae Mongum has filed a NO. 71-700-B ORDINANCE NO. Ull Petition in the Circuit Court of NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING DIVISION B TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION IA re: The MarrIage AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY Seminole County. Florida, for the OFANOI- DINANCE BY THE CITY kATHERINE STRAWDER. FLORIDA. Dissolulion of Marriage and OF SANFORD. ____________ ;.;:- - -- Ligal Notice CONSIDER THE ADOPTION OF DIVISION E Notary Public, State of Florida at large Specificatjs may be obtained at BE ,1 ,-; iu ao II. 1, 1l71, in the Casselbrrry City Hall, Casselberry, Florida, for the yjr 4 EO" - BUGS BUNNY Feb II, 73, March i, 1174 - -- 'NFAL.. •cAS '\ ' - Eetent of Interest 100 Per Cent S DorotP v Irooke HEORICK ENTERPRISES. INC Frederick McCIeary ,,. • I ,LA,,1 ' ,, DCVII By: Wm. G 1-tedrick Cecil Butler President t i, . / ______________________ Jack McCIIary •- - -, :. .-'-.x'--a,i:j .' STATE OF FLORIDA PubliIfl Feb. 21, March 4, Ii. II N Si INVITATION TO BID -- COUNTY OF SEMINOLE 1,11 C c. sherebygis,', that the ______ Sworn to and subscribed before 0EV 12.3 k. '"V Vi o uy harry LeWIS eminoIe me this 70th day Of February *0 / -----County, Florida, will receive seated 1911 . / / :I::::° We he undersignCd, t,enU duly ire engaged in bullnft4at - Name Statutes To V,it Section Seminole County FlorIda and the ccordance *ith the provisions of provisionS ot the Fictitious Nan: CC, $4301 Florida Statutes I9$7 eettnl of the interest of each ii as the Fict'tious NI.e StetuSM, To Statutes. To Wit I '(" , Legal Notice ---- -- - intend toregliter said na,ne With the profession carried on under The ARC ELECTRONICS & WELDING, SERVICE, and that I flied SO Clerk of the Clrcul Court. Seminole names cit RAIN FLOW OF and that we Intend to registef said reujiter said name with the Clerk cii - . ,r. ______ _______ , Legal Notice - ; . ) / - 't / . 4 - ---- - - --- __________ .--.', NOTI bythat engag In buln-% It 114 Clover . AE gj FtL .,-. e) Legal Notice - byDoveG,0 WEt.L E L\i -- .- - / ------- Monday, Feb. 25, 1974 ALLEY oop _ - I I IdylIwilde Homes By Call For Appns. ZIG-ZAG SEWING MACHINE $ 38 ___________________________ 322 3103 211 W. 25th Sanford, Fla, _______________________________________________________________________ -- �.4 The Sanford _ Herald Monday, Feb. 25. 1974 Never " __ *1 Houses for - 41 Sale bedroom. 1 bath, CB home, car l*lPd, kit(ten eQuipped. cent ral 'ut. carport 1150 down $14113 Per mo On moiage bale-ice. 3 A _ Fiz l z P. Th.' ?dV V'.. 3 up '7) .' I I S $25000 Work _.... cco ft I' It ________ ci. BROKER 3fl 7643 WANT TO TRADE UP?? Get the higest valve for your preSent smaller home or vacant lot, by Jim Hunt Realty 1l'ar Dr tniIn., I.. 313 2111 Parts.Accessories ______ ____ ____ 42A-Mobile Home Lots So CaIlbarl Real Estate 24 Hour Service Call 372-7455 Realty Miscellaneous For Sale EVEREST REALTY INC Realtor, 1601 S Hwy 17 92 - - _ --- :_ WY Neat and freshly painted 3 bedrorr home In quiet neighborhood. equipped with StOve, refrigerator. and dishwasher Great buy for 120.000 Cell George WIll, As soc. After hours. 377 7155 LL.WILL'E- nice 3 Very 0'. IF DO oon, 2 bath. Climate control, a room. fi (çIaCt. Outt3indn plan. Only 137.500 I t .. AUO$ f'i- : Ritire to a farm where you car raise - Iss,t ti, h.,a 9,a rkinn costs. Approximately $0 acre-s of r' - rfO.r-d pasture that hal bern • 'c'S%tO If-riced In the BIa(k Harr area that grows vegetables Call PlOW! Dl, Pow-Icr, Asc nC(k 'LCRESt 3 - .pp bedroom, kitchen, ilor .c'a prc'i. 'I Øtn. linci and many lItres Roberts & Inc Realtors Longwood San ford's IaIts Lead" Your Multiple Listing Agtncy Local and Netloral ULS I hi TORS 2543 Park Cr CLEAN AS A PIP1t1I I features. 3 be. newly p,inted. tenced yard. ?,-r.,guj.d Apleesureloown. check tri:a price. Only SILSOO the terms LETS DEAL I Calibart Real Estate II tov-r Stop Urn! " CASSELBERRY Do you really want t buy 4 housi! Here's your chance to steal a very ClCan 3 bdrm homefor 125.300 with central air 1. heat, Assume ow ners mfg with 54.100 down, or will arrange a new mtg with approx $1,0O down Srri,c "We Don't Till We Succeed!" Stop 4 BEDROOM "O('cor nrr ioid secj. cr$pfj.i a" orange free, church and tch oot $21100 " 4? c Elmer Bakalla, Inc. Realt or bdrm I bath, fm1t room. eqi. ped *?h rarie. ret? peretor, waver dryer and wall at con d.l.on irg unit. $17,500 SHADE COVERED Corner locatIon, 3 bdrin., 7 bath. larpe workshop, 132.500 ic ?r% wI I t,dc !" I,., IIr'd t'i'..,j r,.i'n$ 111 purchese first or SICOnd mortgages in any condition mall acreage with home. Park-like atmphere, toned agricultur al, By •PPOfltflefl. Call for In. for mation CORBETT REAL ESTA1E REALTOR 114751 DiBary 64 6414443 Mobile Homes ____ SAVE OVER 11.000 Doublewide Inventory mull be reduced & savings are being passed to you 1301 GREGORY MOBILE HOMES MHiawatnaAv, at 17.53 - - - ___________ - WINTER SPRINGSChoice s election of building sItes, available from I 3rd to 5 acre tracts Holloway Rty, 131-7500 Nitoria area. 111 7 APOPKA AR EA- 40 acres 60, on blacktop road $I2G.000 GROVELAND AREA- 40 acres on "I .11 ORLANDO AREA-- 40%qvarescrts ct na.',s'.r Rd 5300.000 51 JOHNS AP(A- S acres at 11* rs. 11 & 12. 115.000 Upright Deep Freezer. High wheel lawn mower, MUST SELL. Ph 722 idly. PINEY WOODS BARN We buy furniture and misc Sell for 25 pct Consignment Free pickups Auction Saturday at I pm , Sante-rd. 322 7270. I S1 Ths werk OnIt-, we must sell with Inc. WE TAKE TRADES Two well located building 0(1, by owner. For appointment call Shoe Skates la,Jies, 44 1 shoe, used for tar com petition. Best offer- Ph. $ 30 1464 bfOfe S. 5? Snapper riding lawn mower, used twice. Dining room set, formal desk, RECONDITIONED Refrigerators Washers and Dryers WAPRAN TY Free Delivery. WHITESIDE - Appliances -- SOQFrenctiAn. 3lO3Orlarido De 3)3 1300 123-5300 - -- APPLIANCES. 641 7611. ____________________ Sanford Auction .-vi,-.' 323 7131 Used Kirby Vacuum Cleaner, Soup KIRBY CO OF SANFORD, 2201$ Fren ch Ave. 3231130. GIbson upe ight deep freeze COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE ________ ________ Everything Reduced from 70 to 50 pet oft for gick sale Save at the Old Corral Western Shop, Hwy 17 V7. 1 MI So at DeBany. Minnesota Fats Pool table, 7', 3 Ours S Balls, W. Getters Trumpet. $50 327441 Tread Mi'l Everciser ____________ Wed! Bu Bikes, Bikes m $3 three PSYCHEDELIC LIGHTS ThIs stereo has 'record and play'' I track lope. AM X multi pion radio 60" hoar model console, wood damaged in shipment. New warranty, Original price. 5495 50 Now $131 SO with 10 pct. down, or 71 Payments of 113.50 per mo. Also 10" floor model stereo, as IS, 140 Call Credit Manager, 332.5411, SAN. FORD SEWING CENTER, 307 A. East Itt St., Sanford or ____________ SALES AND SECRETARY PHONE 377 4470 to earn money....... ,, c ' DACHSHUNDS, AXC, females, alaci and tan, also rs, $30 ea A'ppiarces CARGONL'Jl ________________________ r wIll Cut - "Don't n.edsl" Serve a useful purpose again when you sell them - Carpentry field C arpentry, R emode ling, *4itInnj" Custom Work. Free Estimate. offers excellent growth L'censea Bonded 3730095 Gkau.Mkrors DEPENDABLE. LAWN MAIN )tVlI.. CALL RALPIIS_HOME SERVICE 373. 3954 - -- -. - fl - • Speigtv & Stephens Painting Contractors 2516 Country Club Rd Exterior & Interior Painting - Sanford, Eta. 3721010 ----~ I Dog traIning in your P.ome.AI, Breed Dog Training Academy Call for free evaluation 131-7379 Home_____ Imps'OVemants ___________ cooking CIt Esp. interior & painting, repaIrs, carpentry, Its lure, mildew removal 3730734 Cit for a high , quality PET REST INN Boarding I. Gr ooming A 1 REMODELING ______________________________ .- n au Enclosed carports, addItions, roofing, painting, paneling, doors ____________________ Iwindows ReaSonable Free (st HAPPY ISLAM Uticient cleaning Guaranteed. S $1 p.m. in ?sit, of exterr io surfaces Roofs, Mobile 327 435). Homes, Commercial. Industrial, Residential 47$ guar anteed, c us tom trim, Paneling, painting, all repairs -Free estimate 322 £3S1 ______________________ Considering the vote, if it's ever taken, would come in another three months or so.,.you can never tell how man)' more would jump aboard the band wagon iespedallv with their uw'n precarious . ----•- ,- -; Pressure Cleaning I PAUL SLATER Prof essionalwalIp.pafHa,.f LiCIn%Id.ysdential Commercial $714 ________________________ Free EstImat, PPt. 377.4173 ' HOME IMPROVEMENTS Small JobS Wanted Jfl%3*,"Lake Mary' I - - hco.e Tax -, Wei Dt'i.g 19 "i ' 4 - . j ' - . 372 4433 0 fif .0. IAL a -1 I 0 60 • 'I - , - WELLS ORILLEO PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types ardsijes We repair and Service STINEMACHINE& SUPPLY I nr the wily, don't show your whaltLs tonii'ruw when your Catholic friends come in work with some dirt on their tnenh.adc tomorrow is Ash Wedne1ay. B - ;7W2ndSlD ' . . - 1) 7.1 . . ', TIMELY QUOTE--Can we not agree that a three-month trial would be better than a three-year period of little leadership and such up cCttJIlflt) ' Impeachment lttt president I, like radical surgery, Li not unthinkable when the alternative Is more Um f. 1 r 4 -- ' PlIF-SIDENT NIXON i S'ericiis I 'rib'erii'' Cornmenis Major T(-)nirq T 4 _ y ~ - dangerous."-Leon Schuil, natioral director of Americans for Democratic Action. that gasoline lines would go dnssn during the spring and summer and that gasoline - l,A, •? -, 1 prices '--.-- - - -, :',' - -I._.. it.,,; would not drop until more fuel enters th e country. INFLATiON: Nixon said his l, Hearing ,! ,? J, . By J RICHARDS Herald Staff Writer _____ if Set administration would bring Inflatlun under control this >ear ____ _____ C.-.,,- 'ArI3..fl. I'%)-4' - 1' j 55.W!' '• .' ____ 'I ' vi'li Ir - 29 P all. . viiN . in .. I I V • j - IW I receive from traffic cita tions ECONOMY: The President if il ;I11` did ' George get the supplies up that would get the prices down." - ... . I.1 1. F1 revenue from fines and for. feitures the city Is expected to LAKE MARY-City council and other fines, estimated by said the nation is "going through a downturn in the econMonday night agreed to hold a Sheriff John Polk. Council said it did not want to BpAZ as it it om)- at this potat, but not a public hearing March , teSslufl. ilt' said prospects for . was counting on the money. eight per cent utility tax tllnance to give the city what Councilman Lou Blankenship the future were good. WATERGATE: Nixon dis' Councilman harry Terry called was the only member to vote - 'necessary" funds for the rest against the ordinance hearing, closed that he rejected a r s ta ting his opposition to an) qiicit by Special Prosecutor of the year, IA'On iaworski that he te'stUHowever, Mayor Margie such "regressive ta x." before a grand jury. But be said He said if the city needed [less today reiterated her plans he was willing to answer to veto the ordinance ap- additional revenues he would proved) if she can be assured favor higher ad valorem writte n or verbal questions from the prosecutor in private. the city will not need the funds tution. FUTURE: Nixon said he from the ordinance, "I've got to live and I need 4 _____ t- sheath. Temperatures plummeted to degrees in t he area Monday night. In Jacksonville tem peratures dropped to 23 degrees, Just expect to be ImpealchM M i 4L '4! i llil%esi 6 a ______ _.__._ - . ________--- - ' ______________________ - on Increasing Court Costs Sanf A ord revenue realized for the rest of the fiscal year would be $9,600. ppeals B BOB LLOYD Cit) Editor He said the city was never warned, notifIed or consulted about raising court costs. Sanford city commissioners, upset with a request by Circuit Clerk Ar thur. Beckwith for an Increase in county court costs City Atty. Vernon Mize, in. structed by commissioners two weeks ago to investigate the count)' court situation, reported estreatures in city police c'.ses, are asking for a meeting wi th Chief Circuit Court Judge t)omlnick Salfi. fines and bond estreaturesfrom cases but Beckwith deducts court costs set by the circuit Its judges, court system 115 municipal Lee Moore said commission should point out to Salfi that administrative court costs have quadrupled under county adminstratlon wA compared to the city. "We should ask nun to review trw situation," Moore said, hit' city abolished Its municipal court under Article F'IVC ljudhcial revision) and to count)- court so Seminole could gain a second county judge. City Manager Warren Kno*les told colnrnissloners Monday night that Beckwith stir . ",.,'i ,,t costs" 1973-first year the city used county court. "Prior to this the city did the work for $4,0)0," Knowles said. "Presently he deducts $3 on guilty pleas or bond estreatures and $6 if the case goes to trial," Mixe said. 1k' said Beckwith has requested circuit court Judges raise the county court "to approximately double because of increased clerk's expenses." "If courit' court fines aren't raised," Mize warned city commissioners, "you can ex. peel city revenue to drop even illolT. costs Mize suggested IliLcsitrn ask court. has defeat ed the purpose of Article Fl"e-more efficiency at less cost. He complained the city has no control over its cases in county court and has been unable to get figures from Reckwith's office on the number of continued city cases. said it appears many of the average 583 city cases sent to county court each month aren't filed by State Atty. Abbott herring's office and thus the city receives no revenue from them. Also, if a case is dismissed or dropped by Salf judges n county court costs until "at least (k'tober," If the costs are increase - Gerald Fitzgerald, an Alabama police department i nothing. Mize said the city received an average $7,000 a month in 1973 in revenue from county court. The city's 1973-74 budget lists no anticipated revenue from court costs arA only rpo total for 1972-73. Mize said hetias been told The curr'nt average county court fine in a city traffic case Is less than the former municipal court schedule. He said, if city caseloacl stays the same, some court revenue increase may be forthcoming because county court judges recently revised bond schedules. lieutenart, who returned to -Alabin*. ifter presenting his resume to council last week was appointed unanimously at a $10,5 annual salary. Expected total cost of the one-man, one. car department Is near 114,500 for the remainder of the year. 00 Mrs. [less said she felt the utility tax presentation by Ten gave council no time to study the ordinance because he did not submit his figures until the meeting. She said she felt additional revenues due the city but not considered in the budget would make up for the police chief's salary. Council earlier tiptoed arOWul an expected 120,000 'I...,, w;r: 1*46 !-e-Aw.. ~7 __ .1 • tL -7 "i 3 I -w , ••.b Sn) county cowl Judges to raise their fine schedules. lie told commissioners the city can't pull out of the new -, That was what he said the city would need to pay for Its police chief, who was appointed at the meeting. the prosecutor the city gets the corn. circuit court to stall any and re-establish Knowles said the new system Mire Monda' the city To LN ;:: II) & - 111k ' J - I14 _, *t3 I \ l'rJ ~k $i !`_~ 10 _ i_i, _~__% Index Arekstha '!se,tfted ads t'glips Cràwu i nuzzle Mar Abby IrCrnn - 'onunent Edi' 2A 7A 7-831 . t',,,,,p,,i.,,,,,,ng Horoscope Hospital notes Public notices OA 8A 613 - . 7A 6A 7A 4A Society Sports State Stocks ti t'V -.. - - -. . 6A 1-18 5A 8/s END OF LINE FOR GASOLINE CUSTOMERS \V}I ILK service station operator HowardI lere Price hands hi ''end of line" Sign to Jacksonville motorist ('al Boswell who will motorists hoping to fill up at his station, at least hang it on (us car- the last to lIt' Iced fillor the' theydon't have to wait in line for hours only to the day be disappointed when the operator closes his puns before they reach the front of the line ''I ,ii' ii L. Price's "end of and Terry Presented his figures, those services (utilifies)." he not xing said he would not resign 1w. exemption on said, adding he felt ta tau,se the presidene should not light bills and $3 exemption on nt'Cessitles WO.S wrong. a Mercer, "he hostage to what happens to Councilman Virgini telephone bills, saying the based on a - . ,i,is14u wi VAFT"Ols.~;. 7 1 1 41111 _&_J . ,...J gram on the lawn I see inset I was encased in Its own icy Mayor -- much better than even Ustiollety Tax I rough the chance" that gasolinc, rationing ll not be needed. lie predicted " ___________________________ _________________________ _____ Cis long Icicles on a maple tree in their front garden. Each blade of set i - , 0% . : the nation has passed time of heating-oil shortages and there now is a th 4 J X **w . • into low for Feb. 67. lhleraid Photo by Lake fr' r - , _____ young time OIL SIIORTAGE.S: The Piesident sold and that the r..al answer is "to night, had one degree above the I" * conference Monday night: - :- sprinkler, turned on at frozen .. - k'. 9""e"'t5 this morning. Water from their I _ Longwood, when they awoke midnight last Fill 'I !lrZ~ ; -.J; Awinter)-scenegreetetjMr and Mrs. WInthrop A. Gates, 202 Fisher Place, Lake Ruth, s'nt city cases DICK JOYCE WILL DRILLI NG 3" and larger, pumps, sprinklers _WIter flhoveri Tax return s prepared up Lake Mary Public Accounting Call 773 I37 or 37)I7 1 1 closer.i i-_ _________________ Walaper Hanging No Cbs to Small P 1 McIntosh. 372 ' elections coming closer and i - 30 or less. "• - No lEastRoadIi2 lsJC Entraricel 377 1155 - were to Impeach President Nixon today, about 50 senators would vote to convict him. It takes 67, About two or three weeks ago, there was a total of -,: bargain! Look to classIfIed any limp read I oa y • (lessifleds Free advice S. I . 322-26 aIes P1an S * I - Elf __________________________ JACKSON'S CERAMI(5, SupplIeS , kiln dealer. 10$ Closed Thursday ~ - Obviously, I disagree. ..even though chances would appear to 1 _______ fl EXPERIENCED WORKMAN 'attfarb i3rrath TO LIST COUNTY -. We'll do your Painting According to this week's r Nolobfoosmallpt, m157, edition of Grit, if the house 1705 or 377 1010 Personal Tom Service " ..... - '------- Poit1ig Floor Wailvig. Windows 32') 0*4S i 6. 1, Pressure Cleaning, Eaves cleaned, Foots cleaned & Coaled- C.r1es UsedFaf,navlpm.ril will s.lIfasI JIM eesywilha Classified Ad Call 3"376l1 or Ill If you listened to Mr. Nixon last night land incidentally, j I congratulate the press for the improvementln the flne questioning, as opposed to the "contrived" werl.e nf questions posed during his visit to Disney World last Novemberl, he would ha ve us be lieve that there sha ll be no impeac?UIIent. - T1NALt EXTERIOR PRESSURE CLEANING Low In cost. high In results, thai'S classified ads .resd and use themt The Circulation Department toll. (Sock 'cmii a tulle, Mack,... but, keep 'em out of the woods, O.K.? . ___________ SENKARIK GLASS 6. PAINT CO 210 Magrioi a Ave an _____________________________ - 1F ) 'I: ____________ Washed sand fill for bt*n and foundations. Will deliver. 377-110* Shell or á.sphalt DrIcew, VIPICENT'S CARPENTRY Interior Trim, Paneling, C us tom Carpentry. No lob too Small 372 where attorney Mack Cles.'eland will be playing in the Pro-Armi on Wednt'sl,'s',.and his partner is scout' unknown" see and House Cleaning _______ BuldozMg "sunshine state" sometime in 'j Lawn and Cot Cli.n1p, 11gM Hauling, Tremblay, 3332771. - Bsity Care s G _________________________ - Ad appropriate to ask the golfing pros to converge on this Speaking of the CiUw Open. I YOU CALL-I HAUL Call Br ad for clean tip of trash and refuge ReasonIe rates. 372 *3)3 ______ 1I1 SjantordAie ,372 3443 The answer to "What to do with your old Car," Sell it with a Classified it t.,,lA fl 10111 S "r' ' 'sn.t. _ Fiigmvi,g TODD'S CARPENTRY Specializing in small asd odd lobs Call $31 11 opportunities. u.n, '''r' I ro I) cIa a i'ial KEN KERNS GARAGE H IL ENGRAVING CorrpleteAutomotive Service SERVICE KERNSTRANS.MISSIONSERVICE Metal. Plastics, Jewelry, Troçlsies Auto, Stand & Clutch SpecIalists 611 Beth Dr. Sanford. 3725531 Free Dick UP. delivery & towI In Sem- Co with maior work, position is ideal for a man or woman who enjoys that hey! MY t11er mometer was "frozen" at 28 early this am. If that swhat the Citrus Open does to the weather each What the _____ ____ Tbpre never was a belief t'mr 'ham ___ A SpolihJ or somethin'. lots - Call 3721314.377 swering Service. $30 501$ Avtomotiv. S.k. a lie', flits, p All makes teww Inachime repair cleei.oe. 11114 MANAGER a career position lr&ClDf with acreage or $$9. Commercial & Residential Efectrical Service, Llcensedi, Bonded, All SensInoia Ca, 34 Hr. An Full line GE Appliances Sanford Electric Company 3123 Part DrIve, 372 1343 _ .II1lL'L1I all 4??? of I John LO November or December, eh? Twentyeight.. .that's enough to freeze your...your bird bath, excuses DIal 32)74111W $31 9513 Animal maven oroon Ing and Boarding Kennels. 322 -Sill. with the challenge ! ___ _____________ BULLDOZER WORK :learing lots our SpecIalty. 313.1731 after outside, safes work coupled 1, ___________________________ ____________________________ - For Ire. .ttImsl.I. call C4erl Complete bathr oom remodelIng HarrIs, at SEARS in Sanford 372 SPECtALf3walI-$ over t$55 so 17?l _____ all antime 5727691 ~, / -. 98 14 dim C..'k r I - , -4 I SEMINOLE ____________ Experts Ready To Serve You _________________ (:'fir 4ATTRISS lox SPRINGS KHt,s.wveItl$ j -, _____________ ____________ Andboa rding With loveS care p.,-, Professional Pt, 373 3554 or 373 W will allow - _____ A .- Co.dNIs.ig .0 INW*,.. A A through SI at plate the % 'ii I III I 6 1 A Directory Marrh ' FINGERS _________ ________ F. Spanlel,A XC 2 males, 3 mo • blk & white. $73 I, $100 M aitland S31.7t42. of TOUCH S ENGLISH SPRINGER the WINTERS ICY - H (ask for the circulation department) C"Thr J0* 4wattfon) i 11 J.lIIsL11E1i1iN1I&1 S3tIfl UVIt PlAZA IIIUPIU Sale ~& situations - regardless of -. _________________ & _T4 , k citizens in "emergency" letters _____ _____________ __ ____________ __________________ Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only II per day. _______________________________________________ CARROLL'S FURNITURE - 3222611 I, Rent Apply in person to... CALL ' ___________________ ________________ Toy poodlepcppes. ___________________________ AKC, 323 dS40or 373 3645 NFUSON Staff Writer 46 11111~ _______________ N) - w. . s topics at his news _____________________ - Beam ___ We till plow gardens and flower beds- Very re3sonabfe, 3n121 Pets and Supplles V1 /"..11 -- - -- 64 Equipment for Rent fort '.' any 1944 Ford Gala. I, ExcellentCondltion __________________________ Ph 1971 Super Beetle, elm green with allibasfar interior, extra economy wdnke. $1955. Call Paul, at.3fl 1431. Dealer ANTIQUE DAYBED in _________ _____ Autos • - ; 1*00 CALL CREDIT MANAGER.)?) 62)0 ____________________ CITRUS TREES from $i65 to IS $ Lowoverheadrict$onallplanfs, Drive a little Save a lot. Oviedo NurSery and Bird Farm, Rd. 115, 2 mi N. of OvIedo. 3614)51 i ~ - Call 372-1792 ________________________ with a classified ad from Sanford Herald Call us todayf Don't delay Just dial 372-2611 or 131 5953 To place your low cost This Is wait to buy 966 or '67 Flat, condltlofl. $363775 '66 CHEVY PICKUP NOTHING DOWN, TAKE OVER 80 year. % the end Ilk. ,county will sell to dealers station is out, while a yellow cording to Commissioner Sid five-nian dealer's steering a driver at cost large flags to let drivers flag will mean "emergency" Vihien Jr. committee, told the board day. to purchase gas on even see at a glance what the gas sales only. Vihien, who chairs the "This program will help us A strictly voluntary, modified Acting on the endorsement numbered days of the month. situation is each day. Slonday night's dealers and emergency fuel resources (even though) we probably "Oregon Plan" of alternate da y and at the request of the Allied • 'Orjj " numbers or the letters With a $5.00 maximum city representatives meeting, committee which spearheaded don't have enough gas to start gasoline sales to begin Wednes. Gasoline Retailers Association N on through Z at the end of the purchase allowed, and no sales attended by less than 20 dealers the dealer's agreement on a the Program." day of next week was approved and representatives of the plate will allow gas purchases to people with more than half a and not a single elected city voluntary "Oregon Plan," said Dekle, Vihien and William tciday by the Seminole County county's 138 gas stations, the an odd numbered days of the tank, drivers seeing a green official, expressed skepUcism he feels that public disgust with Tucker, executive director of "..' '""' Viei•iIi•J•Ui• $UItU I, .1_el.. nag WIll Know that mc "nor. tne plan win work unless it is long lines and unsafe Inc fl3UØI. • att ic The board approved a five- would authorize sales n odd- lllntfl, Sunday i,% Ill tv ,I clo5ed (i.i y, tilill" odd-even systein is in also adopted by Orange and conditions ,Aill produce per agreed the commission must 90 point program leaving dealers even days based on lkmse eXpt on the Florida Turnpike. effect, Volusia Counties. cent compliance wi th the odd. approach Orange and Volusia with discretion to sell to plates. Here, at a glance ,are President Anymonth with a 31stday will A red nag, will mean -no But dealers agreed to let even plan. Counties to gain tourists, conutiercial users, and r Nixr)n*s comments an major "Even" numbers or the "' for all drivers, gas " to any one bec ause the Seminole take the lead, a'. Mel 1)ekle, chairman of a cooperation, __________________ ______________________ Antiques 11), CHRIS 1971 Vega Station Wagon Ac Excellent condition, I-speed $1900 Call after S or weekends, 32)1611 - ______________________________ ___________ hours starting P.M. each weekday afternoon, i deportdaie automobile, and a desire 1:30 direct ___________________ _______________________ _________________________ _______ management of Distributors. about 167 VW - 3770214 _____ TV- Radio DISTRIBUTORSHIP. If you can spend two to pct.-Buy Ef C Herald Nothing dowri, take over. Call credit manager 373 £7 Pickup palmiltritS of %11 per mo Call 322)752 To buy and soil gold or silver colns, All 5i1t5 and models, 10 speeds, S contact us first We also buy bulk Usillieft, and Standard bikes now, silver Coins SEMINOLE COIN available at Firestone Store Call CENTER. lOS W ist 3374337 DISTRICT This -___________________ 1973 Chevrolet, 34 ton pickup 69 Stamps-Coins _____________________________ _________________________ 6? Lawn Garden I _______________________ I9ol3ltonplckup. You can earn up to $300 Per Month by ternoot, with a SANFORD HERALD 40 323 390() Bicycles TOWER1 BEAUTY SALON working only two to three hours an af. : Save tary ounty Okays 9 : 1967 Ford Galaxle SOD. I dr hardtop. new palni. excellent tires Power •.I. i.,SI4 €USiV cc,, CARS. 700 French Ave. In Wbi _________________________________ Cash buyer for used articles. fur. niture. etc. HWY. 14 ANTIQUES, ___________________ 3226577. (formerly HarrIett's Beauty NO) 515E Pine 377 574'3 FOR 1974 I 4' ').' 1 73 Pinto Squire Wagon. A T. Air, AM FM, Luggage rack. Bob Baxter, TownS Country. For domestic & Imported Pitikups - The INCOME '41 Volkswagen Ph. 37)4060 1 lop m. _________________________ 1945 JEEP, I WHEEL DRIVE I STE P B UMPE RSS37- 50 CASH 372 1)32 For used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Buy I or 1001 items ___________________________ Larry's Mart, 71$ Sanford Ave. l Must Sell Trucks and Trailers : recession this 01 it Call Paul at 323 1651 Dra;cr $1100 Ph 327 4173 7913 Ford F 10 Pick up, with 111' bell, auto trans. radio, $360.) Call 372 - but as a problem. "Looking to the future, I believe we can say now that while the crisis has been passed, the problem remains," he said. 'It is a serious problem, but it is one that can be dealt with ..." The President gave no date when he thought the embargo would be lifted, but he said he believes it is in the best interests of the Arab nations to begin U.S. oil shipments again. lie said Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger's Middle East trip to get a troop disengagement on the Syrian front will have a positive eff ec t in getting the embargo lifted. "By the same token, if the embargo is not lifted, it will naturally slow down the efforts that we are making on the peace front," Nixon said. l9fl VW Bus, elm green, alabaster nteror E.lra, e,lra sharp $3175 _____________________________ 6.441126, Winliff Park, _________ ______ Original III. Mutt sacrlflcet PPvsa 2)2 5351 1144 DELTOfIA. 3 bedroom, 3 bath all ---tJlfQQkFlLlU. '71, sit up on I acre I electric home in A I condition wooded W. river rights. boat _______________________ Garage, screened polio. Central ______________________ _______________________ ramp, 3 bdrm., 41' * 17' Ooaler heat & ar Large corner lot wth 3730350 vir* , eitrss $Jl I -reaSonable otter HillcreSt 17*40 $ mo old. Con. ha All electric, utility shed, covered 1 ''i'-oom. l'j bath, family room, Clot Ch $1500 doca'n. lake over 372 ' ,vooded acre 133.000 Acre Sk 20 l.i,Ait, REALTOR, 3737750 Circulation Department is taking applications for a ADDED o un V 11 ,... V.... V Harley Davidson 1960 model Ill) Excellent condition, never banged Ill Bridgestone 330, 1230. Slightly up or chopped Fully dr essed damaged '4$ Nova, 6 cyl V er y good condition. 11600 Ish. 323 411M. 172 MI lask for Woody). - Nixon referred to the fuel shortage not as a crisis, 3650 3733644 O IC 94Th C PU5 WANTED Top prices pad. used, any (ondt,on salianal prices like $2200 Is, Bow-riders. 1)253; Galvanized $335 II' trailers $353; Powerful il lOS HP Motor, 11753 Eyeand 8uy at the Fair ROBSON MARINE 2971 HWY 17 97 65 'Auctioneering Servicee' CLEARANCE SALE .,, I _______________________________ Gow condition,175 Ph. ______ Iffy, sell, consign, appralse, of special sales out of an ything of value 1700 French Ave Sanford, F Ia 1211340 323 7434 ,.,,, C lUll P BLAIR AGENCY JIM DANDY PEEDS Direct from boxcar -- low est whole sate prices guaranteed Open 7 am to 9 p m. 6 do" GORM LV'S. 3 ml east of Sanford on 16 at R R L 32] 473] neuns Tuesday through March MAIN GATE All ties, ICfl Bikes, ,- •_ Motorcycle mnsur.'ce - Feed -11 TRI SONIC it Cruiser, stereo, depth tinder, It firs, total time. List 17.500, Sacrifice 1SX100, Ph, 1113003611 $8 __ O. IfliO• Ufl, Gas Range, $30. * PUBLIC AUCTION EVERY MONDAY NIGHT, AnI,ques, TVs Msceflaneous. New and used furn'ture and apoliances Plus special sales (watch ads). condition, Price 10 Cents Crisis At several points in the news conference, "serious into CYL RUNS GOOD In 4116 _____ V.ESTINGP4OUSE air Conditioner, KENMORE WASHER, parts, levy 21000 MU, 1153. CurlisMatPils ice, used machines color TV II"consol,,$l50. Ph. 373 MOONEY APPLIANCES, 321 0697, 3912. * tank, excellent 3234302 .,. Florida 32771 Year, No. 161 President Nixon has the energy crisis to a Energy \ 71 Honda 7) 1566 Chrysler 9.7 Outboard with -- Nice wooded lot toned for mobile GOLOEUTOUCH'NSEw home Has well, pay small down. assume existing mortgage. In Slowing cabinet, repossessed Singer's best model, winds bobbin in machine Fully automatic Pay CLIFF JORDAN balance Of 171 or 10 payments 01 REALTOR $315772 $1 Call Creoit Dept. SANFORD SEWING CENTER. 3W A East SO Miscellaneous 1st St , Sanford. 3fl 5111. Eves $65. 1116 For Sale other Items. Ph $313417 Equipment - . Tuesday, February 26, 1914-Sar,ford 66th I97I MATADOR. ldr Sedan. FUEL MISER, up to 19 ml. per gal. l,s7s Terms can be arranged remainder good sha pe Par ts or all. Also Riverilde 340 parts. Best otter 372 3075. , BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR SOIB BALE,13 50195 IOU - A * - - NORTHERN TIMOTHY HAY Boats & Marine SS 372 $961 Singer Poultry 3 bulls 2 CG (' I's .%I'US .5-D miniature goats Ph 122 1461 or 322 6860 ___________________ 'A * Livestock And - flU•. th i$rra - Downgrades problem" and predicted shorter gasoline lines for Americans by spring and an end to the Arab oil embargo. While citing improved odds against gasoline rationing, Nixon pledged to veto the emergency t'r1gy 1)111 now before Congress lilt comes to him containing the proposed ollprice rollback, Such a measure would increase th e fuel shortage and require "rationing all over th e country," Nixon declared in his nationally broadcast news conference Monday night. Ile also said the administration would bring inflation under control by increasing food and fuel supplies, rather than controlling prices, and again vowed to k ee p the economy from sinking Dealer. - ____ only _ - it TELEVISION SETS StIP MILLERS 2619 Orlando Drive, 372 WS2 tremendous sacrifice. beautiful custom maoe living room fur niture Was, love seat, chair. coffee tables, paintings, wall dec or , etc. For example. Sofa wofIfi $400, will sell for $153. Please call. 644 SAII offirt, 6 p m 1)01W. Fairoanke Realtors $07333 Household Goods - .•.. - . ____ Motorcycles 18 _________________________________ 67 Your ay amber gold. alabaster Interior, slsarst sharp! $7195 Call Pete at 337-1451 __ .,..i_ ,. .. .. rriyrw..i ,,yy,,s •Vs CENTRAL FLA. FAIR - MC'Oite Home Bank Regosiessions 15 to chooSe troi'n $31 7)2) Dealer Payton At tally. 377 REALTY First St. 322 3411 47 ACREAGE ;q'.j 534 7551 Southeastern Acceptance Cor x,r4t.on, 671 1123 bdrm . 7 bath. big ling area, tflI onto Ia?9C patio, Control '"a' and air. 53&c00 ;v.. i Park 117W SPACIOUS LIVING I Fern BALL ECONOMICAL 1 - $30 Ca'! 1727155 lh Electric Hospital bed, 7 mos old, *,It sell or rent. Call 322 6536 Lots and Acreage Forrest Greene, Gilman 830.5500 Call 3222420 Anytime c-i' 33 SANFORD- HOME WITH 10 ACRES !'rson hornes on Hartwell Three ,!, -r s -- S;r old buckskin Usedforhun!,ng $300 Terms Phone323-*095or322 per mo or 5117. cash HALLMARK 417 1577. WILSON MAIEP FURNITURE buy sell -trade 311 315 E Flrt St 372 5672 acres, sl1, n 9,. yr.. Want a pleasant surprise? You cars MAI TL AND FLEA MAR T clean out your garagequlckly *th tIll 14wy 1753- Op-en Sat 8. Sun 95 want ad Large tenced yard. kitchen be surprisidi r_ FROM THE NOISE * STEREO * * ha uled OflOtdo. 2556)94 nice, 4 ion Super Beetle, enlion blue, with Abandoned, unwanted ltak cars Hoes 66 Beautiful walnut console AM FM stero with I track, tape record small, light 6. dark, 17$ ea. Call 333 3660 from 9 to s I 543 77 It.; rie,,tcrt 0 Ii N TY- Older 3 itory with 6 '-dreams, 3$ balti We coijld 'tC for 30 rflifl5 about this .te. but you'll lust have to see oq yourseU. 1*000 And, will r. .- - 447 N. Orange Maitland. 611 0*06 FAIR See th 3 be droom. bath with climate cOntro f.rriait new. Only 177.150 Real V Water.Sewer.Pavea ----------beautiful mt-i. ,.it,i, SEVERAL . -... . lions Approx $5,100, lOpct, *q*n. MID FLORIDA REALTY TVRadio.Stereo * For Sale-Book cases, large I, •-- -. ii l 3 tI'(JfCIY1, 2 ,th. Florida room. climate 'VrJ, t'rr r,'r% sits.061 I -,- ___________________________ Junk Cars Removed 3 super Vega, nfnrb It 1962 VW, rebuilt engine 6 m • 6,001) ml, guarantee, new paint, new in fl7I. specticn, -. _ _______________________ _______________________ _______________________ TRAILER LOTS- DELANDAREA Stenstrom 9:4 Die II Volt Bailer ies$ll.fl 17 carpeting Large oak shaded corner lot Start the ball rolling Call Ban yellow. ____ _______ ____________________________________ -------- •I.L. downgraded lawn interior I speed with air. 2.00O mileS Ready for you, at $2153 Call Pete at 377-1631 Repairs PEE L'S BODY SHCP I 10 Sanford Avenue plan home. Just completely After hourt 3.773551 322044* redfated I nc luding new shag ) '1!144 1572 - WASHINGToN (Al-) Cal. l73 VW Sunroof, Tecat - Auto 76 MOSSIE C. BATEMAN I p[ ALIOR *..,.t... President "0 4I 4 er TAFFER REALTY 1IOOE thSt 372 6655 tv 0 •2v Spartan Trailer, 1573 model like 77.000 miles, 4 s peed, double new 1200 and pick up payments of ______ th.arP. extra nice $3130 Call Don $U mo cell fl3•I72. t 377 1*31 Deal , _ 1565 VW Camper. pastel wftite, with burnished gold Interior. Has been UCIIEVELLE WAGON completely checkej and In NOTHING DOWN, TAKE OVER specled. 571'S Call Don at CALL CREDIT MANAGER 3716230 laSt. Dealer. -. .. _ _ Time Travel Trailers __________________________ D , [ Every , A' REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE 3 bOrm. den, dining room, family room ; walk______ to shopping I, schools GEAR IS IN DEMAND SELL IT POW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD. They •\ • R)JIvs A 5t room, fenced yard. 116.500 373 1200. 1 0 LONGER USED CAMPING Ad. Want by Art Sonsom '..'l lMrLt,'V(j'4tLP SANFORD FHA. 3 bedrooms. carpet. 1*30 dow-n 1136 36 mo HOLLAND REALTY, 3237025 'ULP REALTY, 322 2335 A THE BORN LOSER Housesfor Sale _ bedroom. 1 ba'h, Florida With e 0iiiiiiiiiiiiii line'' sign is bad news to '.i'r\ '. � 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 25, 1974 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 25, 1974. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 25, 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